HomeMy WebLinkAbout08-12-1963 Regular MeetingSTATE OF ALABAI AA
COUNTY OF BALDWI N
The City Councilof the City of Fairhope met in regular session at the
C is ty Ha 11, Monday,. August 12, 1963 wi th t he f o I l ow i ng members presen t* Mayor
Schneider,, Pounc i lment: Boone„ Gaston, Nelson. Poser and, Schermer.
The minutes of the previous regular meeting were approvede
Counci [man Schermer- moved the tnt roducti on of the f. o l towing; Ordinance to
be known as BtItboard Ordinance #312, which motion was seconded: by Councilman
Nelson*.
ORDINANCE #3 M
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF FAIRHOPE, ALABAMA. as
f o I- I owst;
Section I.. No) sign shall be erected or maintained', i;n the resident"I
districtsp R—1, R-►2 and,R-3, as establ i.shed by the Zoning laws of the City of
Fairhope, except those speci.fi:cally allowediunder the zoning laws of the City
of Fairhope•
Section 2. Any person who vlolates any of the; provisions of this ordnance:
shall be deemed guilty of misdemeanor and upon conviction shall be fined. in a
sum; not to: exceed FIFTY DOLLARS($50-00).
Section, 3, That each day such signs or bill. board; i s perm i teed, or allowed,
to remain; in such place i.n violation of this, ordinance shall constitute a, separate
and, d i sti ncct- offense on the part of the person, f. i rm or corporation,, who, so erected,
placed or i�ledf such sign, and each such offense shall be pun%shable by a fine
In the sum not to exceed FIFTY DOLLARS.($50.00).
Secti:on!4• This ordinance shall become effective 180 days after the -date -
of its passage*,
Motion carried*,
Motion by! Counci [man Poser seconded by Councilman Nelson that adoptiom
of Ordnance, #31-0;, an Ordinance rezoning, fromrR�I to R-2 a section. of Fa%rwood;
Subdivision, proposed -by the: Planning. Commissiorr, and introduced at the regular
meeting of
the City Council on
July 22,, 1963 be rejected, Motion
withdrawn by
Councilman
Poser. Councilman
Nelson,Leavin.g.his second stand.
No vote taken..
Councilman Poser movedithat proposgd Ordinance #3[O he returned to the
Planning; Comm-ission for ireconsi derat i on. Motion seconded, by Counci Iman Gaston.
JID<
Upon being; put to vote the fol l owing:, vote was recordedi Fors: Counci lment
Boone:,. Gaston, Poser and Schermer. Ag$inst:: Councilman Nelson. Motion carried.'
Motion by Councilman Nelson seconded:by Councilman Poser that the: City Council
waive -that portion of Ordinance requiring property owners to. have access to
their property in order to get a building permit and further instruct the building
inspector to issuepermit to Mr. Littleton to build home on: h i s. property• Upon.
being., put to vote the fodlow.ing, vote was recordedi Fors: Counci Imens: Nelson, Poser
and Gaston. V oting Aga,instr None:. Councilmen Boone and Schermer not voting.
Motion carried e
Motion by Counci I man Ne I son seconded! by Counc i Iman Poser that the C- i ty
or Attney be authorized to offer the owner of the Fairhope: Casino $15,000.00 for
h1s property.. Upon acceptance of this offer and del ivery of. ti tie satisfactory
to the City Attorney and. transfer of the:Col-ony (lease to the Ci:ty, the purchase?
price be paid. from the Electric Fund. Said property to be used for Recreational
purposes only* Upon be-i ng, puts to vote the fol I owi ng vote was recordedis Fors:
Councilmen Nelson and Poser. Againstt 4uncilmen Boone,. Gaston and'Sc:hevmere
Motion defeated,
Motlontby Councilman Poser seconded by Councilman Schermer that upon the
recommendati.on of the Fairhope Single Tax Corporation, the: City Attorney be
instructed to proceed, with condemnation proceedings of eminent domain on the
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property and improvements directly north of the City Hall. Motion carried.
Motion by Councilman Poser seconded. by Council -man Schermer that the Mayor -
and General Superintendent -be authorizedito proceed with the installation of
6W water line as outlined at the regular mwet i ng of the Oty, C ounc. i I of July 8,
1963 and that water pipe be -bought on a bid basis in preference to bidding; ou t
1 entire.job as voted at -the Council meeting of July 8,. 1963. Upon being put to
vote the following vote was recordeds Fors Councilmens Gaston, Nelson,, Poser
and Schermer. Councilman Boone.. coo-t—voting. Motion Carr i edi.
Motion by Councilman Boone seconded by Councilman Schermer that the following
Resolution be adopteds
P.
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A RESOLUTION PROVIDING FOR NOTICE AND ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS
FOR PUBLIC �VORK WITH REFERENCE TO IMPROVEMENTS DESCRIBED IN
IMPROVEMENT ORDINANCE NO. 305, ADOPTED 1 r , :), -e_ / , 1963.
BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF FAIRHOPE,
ALABAMA, as follows:
Section I. That notice shall be given, asking for bids for
public work in making the improvements escribed in Improvement Ordinance
No. 305, adopted ,on the .i � day of 1963, as provided in
Section 521 of Title 37 of the 1D40 C e o Alabama.
Secti n 1l. That the following notice shall be ublished once a week
for two (23 consecutive weeks in the FAIRHOPE COURIER, a newspaper of
general circulation in the City of Fairhope, Alabama:
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
Seated proposals will be received by the City of Fairhope,
Alabama, at the City Hall, until 7:30 P. M., CST, on the 9th
day of'September, 1963,.after which time no bids will.be.
received, and then publicly opened and read, for furnishing
all labor, materials, tools and .equipment for the complete
construction of certain street improvements, including grading,
draining, pawing and combination curb and gutter under Im-
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rovement Ordinance No. 305 of the City of Fairhope. Plans,
pecifications and Contract Documents are open to public
inspection in the Office of the City Clerk at the City Hall
in the City of Fairhoppe and maybe obt ined from the office
of BYRD L. MOORE & CC�9PANY,. En ineers ?36 North Section St.;
Fairhope, Ala.) upon deposit of Twenty Dollars ( 2000) .Pe
set, one-half of which will be refunded to persons ofirms
u n return of all documents in good condition within five
(5) days after the date for opening bids.
The right is reserved to reject any or all bids and to waive
informalities and technicalities.
No bid ma be withdrawn after the scheduled closing time for
receipt of bids for at least thirty (30) days. Only proposals sub-
mitted by bidders duly licensed as required byy the Alabama Code
o f , 1940, Title 46, Section 65, get §U. , will be considered.
The approximate quantities of such work and the types of
materials, including alternates, if any, are as follows:
UNI
CIUANT 1 TY
Clearing and Grubbing
Ac
12.35
Unclassified Excavation
ff
14375
Unclassified Culvert Excavation
CY
2090
Watering
MGU
260
Granular Soil Base Course
CY
8425
Plant Mix, 1fa" thick
SY
33920
Bituminous Leveling Course
Ton
115
15" Pipe
LF
1450
18" Pipe
LF
675
21" Pipe
LF
540
24" Pipe
LF
1900
30" Pipe
LF
130
42" Pipe
LF
80
22" x 13" Pipe
LF
55
25" x 16" Pipe
LF.
30
36" x 23'_' Pipe
LF
320
Inlets _
Ea
40
Headwalls
Ea
5
Junction Boxes
Ea
10
4" Sidewalk
SY
1265
Curb & Gutter
LF
25745
Ribbon Curb
LF
355
Seeding
roc
3.35
Sprigging
SY
16220
Solid Sodding
SY
2610
Slope Paving
CY
8.65
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A certified check or bid bond in the amount of five percent
(5%) of the total bid price must accompany each proposal, the
payee of such check or the obligee of such bond to be the City
of Fairhope, Alabama.
The successful bidder must furnish a surety bond for the
faithful completion of the work in the amount of one hundred
percent (90 %) of the bid price executed by a bonding company
licensed to do business in the �tate of Alabama.
The successful bidder must furnish a surety bond for the
payment of labor and materials in the amount of fifty percent
d of the bid price executed by a bonding.company licensed
to o business in the �tate of Alabama.
BYRD_, L. MOORE & CO.
Engineers
CITY OF FAIRHOPE, ALABAMA
By
mayor
Section Ill. That the City Council will meet on the 9th
day of September, 1963, at 7:30 P. M., CST for the purpose of
publicly opening and considering bids received.
SEAL
Attest: !��
C'ty Clerk
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Motion carri.edv
Motion by Counc is I.man �5cher'me:r seconded, by Councilman Nelson thaw the Cl ty
Attorney be authorized. to check the f i nanc i at proposal, I. as presented, by the
1st Nat tonaI Bank. of Fairhope for f i nanc i ng. the 1963 Street Improvement Program•
Mot ion car: ri ed •
Motion by CouncTiman Poser seconded, by Councilman Gaston that transfer of
05,000.00 from the Gas Fund and 85r000.00 from. the Electric Fund. to the General
Fund: be authorized. Motion carried..
A.I.etter from.Mr.. John M. Beasley pertaining to Summit Street was held for
further study..
Letter. from R. G. Nester on water pol'lu(tiona i.n Ft.y Creek. was read and::
discu.ssedf
Letter from, Mrs.. Berta Corte. requesting sidewalk in front of her property
was ref erred to the C.i,ty Attorney f or means of f inane i ng.
Motion by Councilman Poser seconded by�Councilman Nelson that the following
Resolution be adoptedr
BE tT RESOLVED BY 1HE CITY COUI IL. OF THE. C ITY OF FAIRHOPE, ALABAMA that -
the, City purchase. the track of Land, better known as the, Smith Tract, for
#64,000.00. The same: bounding, on the North side of Volanta Avenue 1.246 feet an&
on Greeno, Road 1068: feet, consisting of. approximately, 60. acres. This land is
to, be used for Municipal purposes«
BE IT FURTHEP. RESOLVED that the: map and. Topo Map on this tract be turned!
ov. er to Robert S. Bateman and Associ ates, Landscape Arch i tects, now work.i ng,
with the.,Fairhope Ptanning,Commiss.ion; for study andi recommendations for a long
range development program."
BE 17 FURTHER RESOLVED than the. Mayor be, and hereby is authorized to make,
such purc.hase.f.or the City of Fairhope upon recommendation from the gity Attorney
as to clear title, and, that payment be made: and: chargod as followsr 4VIo from the
Natural Gas Fund and 6OY- from the Electric Fund•
BE 17 FURTHER RESOLVED that an Architect be hired and: instructed to proceed,
with plans and specifications for an Assembly Hall and that this building be
constructed- and,'financed' through a. General Obl.tga ion Bond issue to be approved.
by the voters of' the; City of Fa i rhope.'
Upon being; put to vote the following. vote was recorded:Forr Mayor Schneider,
CounciI!meni: Poser, Nelson and Schermer.
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Boone �' woting. Motion careied,°
Againstr Counc:iIman Gaston. Councilman
The request of Mr. L. 1'. Boone that his property located across from the
City Garage on South Section Street be taken into the City Limits was held for
the ne..xt regu la r meet i ng of the E i'ty Counc i I .
Motion by Councilman Gaston seconded: by Councilman Schermer that the committee
be authorized to proceed.with purchase of resuscitator as requested: by Police. and.
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Fire, Departments and First Aid Cha.i rmanw Mot i:on carried.'
Mat i on. by Councilman Poser- seaonded<` by Council -man Schermer that Ordinance
#31 1,. An Ordinance making Board of Adjustment the Board of appeals for Building
Cods introduced at the regular meeting of J.ul.y 22, 1963 be adopted as introduced'.
Motion carried,'
Motion bye Councilman Boone seconded by Councilman Gaston that a committee
be appointed to work on development of Municipal buildings. Mayor Schneider and:
Councilment Schermer, Nelson and Poser appoUnted.as committee. Motion carried,'
Letter from Mr. John Duck and Mr. T. H. Yancey requesting ut i l i t tes at C.haribon
Woods. was. read and di scussed•
Motion by CouncH man Poser seconded by Councilman Nelson that` the following,
Ordinance be introducedt
ORDINANCE NO. /
AN ORDINANCE TO PROVIDE FOR THE .ASSESSMENT
AND COLLECTION OF THE AD VALOREM TAXES AND
DEFINING THE AREAS OF THE CITY OF FAIRHOPE
SUBJECT TO SAID TAXES
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
FAIRHOPE, ALABAMA, AS FOLLOWS:
Section 11 That the municipal ad valorem taxes for
the City of Fairhope for the fiscal year ending October 1,
1963, and of each succeeding year thereafter, and due
September 30, 1963, and of each succeeding year thereafter,
shall be assessed by the Tax Assessor of Baldwin County and
collected by the Tax Collector of Baldwin County, under and
in accordance with Article 2 of Title 37, of the Code of
Alabama, 1940, as recompiled, 1958, and any amendment to said
.Article 2 heretofore or hereafter adopted. And any and all
provisions of the said Article 2 and amendments relating to
the assessment and collection of mumicipal ad valorem taxes
be and the same are hereby adopted as a part of this Ordinance
as effectively as if the same were incorporated herein. The
Tax .Assessor and Tax Collector shall be paid for services
rendered under this Ordinance such commissions and fees as
are liable by law, the same to be retained by the Tax
Collector and deducted before remittance to the City of
Fairhope and the portion thereof owing to the Tax Asse-asor
by him paid over to the Tax Assessor at the time and in the
manner provided by law.
Section 2, There is hereby levied for general
municipal purposes for the fiscal year commencinc October
1, 1962, and for each fiscal year thereafter a tax of one-half
of one percentum of the value of all property and subject of
taxation as assessed for State taxation during the proceeding
year in the City of Fairhope.
Section 3. Under Amendment No. VIII to the 1901
Constitution there is hereby levied for the fiscal year
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commencing October 1, 1962, and for each fiscal year
thereafter, for the purpose of paying bonds issued and
outstanding by the City of Fairhope, a tax of one -halt
of one percentum on all properties and subject of
taxation within the City of Fairhope.
Section 4. Under Amendment No. VIII of the 1901
Constitution there is hereby levied for the fiscal year
commencing October 1, 1962, and for each fiscal year
thereafter for the purpose of acquiring, installing and
maintaining street lights and fire fighting equipment,
and for the purpose of constructing, acquiring, maintain-
ing and improving public property, sewers and disposal
plants, a special tax of one-half of one percentum of the
value of all..property and subjects of taxation in the
City of Fairhope as assessed for State taxation during the
preceeding year, as authroized by an election held September
3, 1946.
Section 5. The description of the area which has
previously been subject to City ad valorem taxation is
described as follows, to -wit:
PARCEL I - OLD(ITY LIMITS: Beginning at
the intersection of the Southern boundary
of the North Quarter of Section 19, Township
6 South, Range 2 East, and the Eastern margin
of Mobile Bay, running thence East to the South-
east corner q.f,_.the Northeast Quarter of the
Northeast Quarter of Section 20, Township 6
South, Range 2 East. Thence run North along the
Section Line ll/ miles to the Northeast corner of
the Southeast Quarter of the Southeast Quarter
of Section 39, Township 6 South, Range 2 East;
thence west ya mile, more or less to a point on
the East boundary of Section 37, DeFerriet Grant;
thence run North 1 mile; thence run West Y2 mile,
more or less, to the East margin of Mobile Bay;
thence run Southwardly along the margin of
Mobile Bay 236 miles, more or less, to the POINT
OF BEGINNING.
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PARCEL II. IN THE MAGNOLIA BEACH AREA: All of
Block 18, 37-42, and 47-53, Magnolia Beach
Addition to the Town of Fairhope, per Map re-
corded in Miscellaneous Book 1, Page 331,
Probate Records, Baldwin County, Alabama; Part
of Blocks 23, 27, 36, and 43, (Making these blocks
now fully assessable); Lots 1, 2 and 3, Block
24; Lots 1, 2, and 3, Block 26, Magnolia Beach
Addition to Fairhope.
RIDGEWOOD ESTATES SUBDIVISION: Lots
1-9 and 28-31, Inclusive. Tract of land known
as "The South J� of the Jane Stanley Claim", in
Section 19, Township 6 South, Range 2 East,
bounded on the North by Ridgewood Estates, on
the West by Church Street, on the South by
Pecan Street, and on the East by Section Street,
being 15 acres, more or less; various owners.
In Section 20, Township 6 South Range 2 East:
The West 500 feet of the Northwest Quarter of
the Southwest Quarter of the Northwest Quarter
thereof.
In Section 16, Township 6 South, Range 2 East:
The West 500 feet of the Northwest Quarter of
the Southwest 'quarter; The West 500 feet of
the Northwest Quarter of the Northwest Quarter.
In Section 9, Township 6 South, Range 2 East:
The West 500 feet of the West ;2 of the Southwest
Quarter.
In Section 8, Township 6 South, Range 2 East:
All of the South 871.7 feet thereof lying East
of Greeno Road.
In Section 39, Township 6 South, Range 2 East:
the East 500 feet of the Southeast Quarter of
the Northeast Quarter and of the Northeast
Quarter of the Southeast Quarter thereof, to-
gether with so much of a strip of land 500 feet
in width along,west of, and adjacent to Greeno
Road as is not included in the first portion of
this paragraph.
All of Colonial Acres Subdivision, Part I, per
Plat recorded in Map Book 4, Page 259, and
Part II, per Plat recorded in Map Book 4, page
263, Probate Records, Baldwin County, Alabama.
In Section 5, Township 6 South, Range 2 East:
The South 500 feet of the West /6 of the South-
west Quarter of the Southwest Quarter of the
Southeast Quarter; The South 500 feet of the
Southeast Quarter of the Southwest Quarter
lying East of U. S. Highway No. 98 - Alabama
Highway No. 104.
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Section 6. The new area within the boundaries of
the City in which the City Council is now rendering to the
property owners and persons residing therein police protec-
tion, fire protection, garbage collection, water services
and City planning and zoning, or are made available to them
for the fiscal year 1963 and is now subject to City ad valorem tax-
ation under the provisions of Act #902, State Legislature, ap-
proved the 8th day of September, 1961, and is described as
follows, to -wit:
PARCEL NO. I
BEGINNING at the intersection of the eastern
margin of Mobile Bay and a waterway known as Big
Head Gully; thence easterly along Big Head Gully
to the southwest corner of Lot 2, Block 8, Magnolia
Beach Addition to the Town of Fairhope; thence north-
easterly along the northwest boundary of said Lot 2
to the south boundary of the north half of the north
half of Section 19; thence west along the said south
boundary to the point of BEGINNING.
PARCEL M. II
BEGINNING at the southwest corner of the northwest
quarter of Section 9; thence east 500 feet; thence
north 871.7 feet; thence west 350 feet, more or less;
thence northwesterly along a line 500 feet east of
and parallel to Greeno Road 1150 feet, more or less;
thence west 500 feet to Greeno road; thence south-
easterly along Greeno Road 1150 feet, more or less;
thence east 350 feet, more or less; thence south
871.7 feet to the point of BEGINNING.
All the lands described herein are in Township 6
South, Range Two East and are within the corporate
limits of the City of Fairhope, Alabama.
Section 7. The area within the boundaries of the City
of Fairhope where all of said services are not being rendered
and which is exempt from City ad valorem taxation is described
as follows, to -wit:
PARCEL NO. I
BEGINNING at the intersection of the south boundary
of the north half of the north half of Section 19 and
the northwest boundary of Lot 2, Block 8; thence south -
westwardly along the northwest boundary of said Lot 2
to a waterway known as Big Head. Gully; thence south-
easterly and easterly along; Big Head Gully to the South-
west corner of the north half of Section 20; thence east
orloN20
the south boundary of the north half of Section
1 3 20 feet more or less to the east boundary of the
west half of the west half of section 20; thence north
along the said east boundary 1320 feet more or less
to the south boundary of the north half of the north
half of Section 20; thence west along the said south
boundary 1320 feet more or less to the east boundary
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Parcel No. 1, Cont'd)
of Section 19; thence west along the south boundary
of the north half of the north half of Section 19,
to the northeast boundary of Lot 14, Block 43;
thence southwesterly along the northwest boundary
of said Lot 14 to the northwest corner of Lot 13,
Block 43; thence southeasterly along the northeast
boundary of. Lots 13,- 15, 16, 17 and 18, Block 43,
to the northwest margin �of" Church Street; thence
southwesterly along the northwest margin of Church
Street to the southeast corner of Lot 9, Block
37-42; thence northwesterly along the northeast
boundary -of Lot 10, Block 37-42 to the northwest
corner of said Lot 10-; thence southwesterly along
the northwest boundary of :aid Lot 10 to the north-
east corner of Lot 13, Block 37-42; thence northwest-
erly along the northeast boundary of Lots 13, 14,
15 and"16 of Block 37-42 to the northwest corner of
Lot 16, Block 37-42; thence southwesterly along the
northwest boundary of said Lot 16 to the northeast
margin of Fig Street; thence northwesterly along
the northeast margin of Fig Street to the southeast
margin of Pomelo Street; thence northeasterly along
the southeast margin of Pomelo Street to the south
boundary of the north half of the north half of
section 19; thence west along the said south boundary
to the point of beginning. All of the above -mentioned
Lots and Blocks are in the Magnolia Beach Addition to
the City of Fairhope.
PARCEL NO. II
BEGINNING at the southwest corner of Section 16;
thence east along the south boundary of Section 16
660 feet more or less; thence north 5280 feet more
or less to the south boundary of Section 9, thence
continue north 5280 feet more or less to the south
boundary of Section 4; thence continue north 1320
feet more or less to the north boundary of the
south half of the.- south half of Section 4; thence
west along the said north boundary 660 feet more or less
to the east boundary of Section 5; thence west along
the north boundary of the south half of the south
half of Section 5 2640 feet more or less to the west
boundary of the east half of Section 5; thence south
along the west boundary of the east half of Section
5 820 feet more or less; thence east 660 feet more
or less; thence south 500 feet more or less to the
north boundary of Section 8; thence east along the
north boundary of Section 8 1120 feet more or less
to the northeast margin of Greeno Road; thence south-
easterly along the northeast margin of Greeno Road 650 feet
more or less; thence east 500 feet.._more _or l.e.ss; thence
southeasterly along a line 500-feet east of and parallel
to Greeno Road 1150 feet more or less; thence east 350
feet more or less; thence south 3510 feet more or less
to the north boundary of section."16; thence continue
south 585 feet more or less; thence west 500 feet
more or less to the west boundary of Section 16; thence
south along the west boundary of Section 16 2100 feet
more or less to the south margin of Fairhope Avenue;
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Parcel No. 2 Cont'd)
thence east along the south margin of Fai-rhope 77
Avenue 391 feet more or less; thence south
feet more or less; thence west 391 feet more o
to the west boundary of Section 16; thence south
along the west boundary Section 16 2123 feet more
or less to the point of BEGINNING.
PARCEL NO. III
BEGINNING at the southwest corner of the northwest
quarter of the southeast quarter of Section 8; thence 1
east along the south boundary of the north half of
the south half of Section 8 2100 feet more or less;
thence northwesterly along a line 500 feet west of
and parallel to the west margin-of"Greeno Road 2680
feet more or less to the south boundary of Colonial
acres Subdivision; thence west along the south
boundary of Colonial Acres-150 feet --more or less;
thence northeasterly along the southwest boundary
of Colonial Acres ?40 feet more or less; thence
west along the south boundary of Colonial Acres
9%5 feet more or less to the southwest corner of
Colonial Acres Subdivision which is on the west
boundary of the eadt, half of Section 8; thence
south along the west boundary of the east half
of Section 8, 3210 feet more or less to the point
of BEGINNING.
All the lands described herein are in Township
Six South, Range Two East and are within the
corporate limits of the City of Fairhope, Alabama.
Approve(
*oeSchneider, ayor
ATTEST:
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GENERAL
Trailway Oil Company - Police.
Shell Service Station
McKean Hardware
Material Sales
Drawing Board, Inc.
Coastal Concrete - (Bancroft 24.38,
Walter Kidde Sales - Fire Department
Gaston Motor Company
Fairhope Pharmacy - Police
Fairhope Laundry
Fairhope Hardware
Armco Metal Products
Mrs. Fred Wilson - Drafting Supplies
Western Lumber
Harold West - Police Expense
Western Auto - Police
Southern Auto Parts
M & S Service Station - Dog Truck
General 8.13)
Klumpp Motor Co. - General 55.03. Police 96.21
Arthur Keller
Jansen Mfg. Co.
Selig Company
Ray -Brooks Machinery Co.
Regent Standard Forms
Rudy's Automotive
Reynolds Firestone - Police 126.01,
Puritan Chemical Co.
Poser Printing Co.
Mobile gelding Supply Co.
City Market & Grocery
Mobil Communications::
Melton Garage
Len -Meyer Co.
Virgil Herston - Police Expense
Griffin Motor Supply
Carl Grant Tractor Co.
Fuel Oil Supply
Fairhope Welding & Mochine Works
Bedsole Surgical Supply - Police
Montgomery Advertiser
Lbnald S. Lavigne, I bc. - Police
W A. Olsson - Clinic
General 12.47
41.66
20.85
2.98
1.85
16.00
32.51
61.00
44.90
6.41
4.05
49.54
12.28
10.00
10.01
5.75
1.66
16.33
3.00
151.24
10.00
4.08 `
29.40
40.32.
12.95
131.31
138.48
162.55
145.10
3.40
15.94
8.00
6.00
30. 93,'
20.00
189.93
17.90
17.00
4.50
74.81
24.34
54.25
110.00
Ponder Co. - Police Expense
28.44
Nix & Fleming - General 3.12, Police 3.12
6.24
Standard Equipment Co.
124.66
Joe Schneider & Son, Inc.
68.75
The Fairhope Courier
93.15
Walter Bros. - General 42. 45, Police 99.95
142.40
Ebb Tide - Prisoners Meals
21•20
Bay Ford Tractor Corporation
29•45
Superior Hardware - Police
14.29
Prince Castle - Prisoner meal
.75
Standard Oil Company
475.50
ELECTRIC
McKean Paint & Hardware
2.70
Coastal Concrete (Substation)
19.57
Gaston Motor Co.
22.32
Fairhope Hardware
2.55
American Public Power Association
5.85
Victory Electric Co.
225.60
Southern Auto Parts
1.29
Hatfield & Co.
367.97
Busy Bee Garage
23.40
Radcliff Materials ( Substation)
202.31
Rudy's Automotive
31.60
John R. Greer
20.50
Forbes Electronic Dist.
3.03
Riviera Utilities
15172.60
Nix & Fleming
517.46
Standard Oil Co.
65.60
Turner Supply
88.32
Hill - Soberg - Substation 376.80, Stock 321.50
698.30
Moore - Handley - Substation
23826.50
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United Gas Pipe Line Co. 5170.39
McKean Hardware 3•45
Material Sales 176.90
Gaston Motor Co. 28.19
Ruffles Co. 1.50
M & S Service Station 7.75
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H & R Instrument Service 253.72
Rudy's Automotive 6.14
Marine Specialty 30.00
Hand's Erie l d ing & Machine Shop 173.68
Standard Equipment Co. 326.04
American Meter Co. 1919.26
Standard Oil Co. 43.45
DATER & SEWER
Chicago Pump Co.
385.57
Material Sales
12.51
Coastal Concrete
12.19
Gaston Motor Co.
1.40
Fairhope Hardware
34.58
Badger Meter Co.
127.51
Wittichen Chemical
Co.
76.50
'Wallace & Tiernan,
Inc.
31.54
Superior Hardware,
Inc.
8.90
Rudy's Automotive
8.04
F. H. Ross & Co.
95.63
Neptune Meter Co.
40.02
City Market & Grocery
12.03
Melton Garage
1.00
McKesson & Robbins
152.19
Bidgood Stationery
Co.
39.28
Standard Equipment
Co.
582.25
Standard Oil Co.
24.83
Turner Supply
95.45
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RECREATION
The Sportsman's Store
149.00
McKean Hardware
3.60
Material Sales
.85
Western Lumber
12.42
Specialty Dist. Co. of Alabama
154.45
Thoss Sporting Goods
22.50
Miracle Equipment Co.
367.76
Water Department
150.00
Green Nurseries
84.00
Gulf Plating Co.
20.00
Nix & Fleming
32.40
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AIRPORT BOARD
Poser Printing Co.
James R. Owen
Huffman Insurance Agency
E. G. Rickarby
Byrd L. Moore &,Co.
C17Y GARAGE
Coastal Concrete
Fairhope Hardware
Western Lumber
Laidlaw Contracting Co.
Ponder Co.
Nix & Fleming
Joe Schne i der & Son, Inc.
Waller Bros., Inc.
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11. 95
34.25
35.00
90.00
294.71
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131.16
29.00
49.54
236.34
109.27
109.49
566.75
99.95
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