HomeMy WebLinkAbout09-08-1969 Regular MeetingSTATE OF ALABAMA
COUNTY OF BALDWI N
The City Council of the Ci y of Fairhope met in regular session
at the City Hall, Monday, 89 1969 at 7:30 P.M., with the
following members presents Mayor Macon, Councilmen: James P. Nix,
Robert H. Cowen, Henry G. Bishop and John A. Robertson. Council-
man Sam Box being absent.
Minutes of the previous regular meeting were approved.
Motion by Councilman Bishop seconded by Councilman Nix that Or-
dinance No. 4219 An Ordinance Granting A Franchise To Telepromp-
ter Ca&le T. V. Company, Inc. Its Successors and Assigns, To
Operate and Maintain A Community Antenna Television System in The
City: Setting Forth Conditions Accompanying The Grant of Franchise:
Providing For City Regulations And Use of the Community Antenna
Television System: And Prescribing Penalties For Violation Of The
Franchise Privisions, introduced at the regular meeting of August
252 1969 and published in the Fairhope Courier in its issue of
August 28, 1969, be adopted as introduced. Motion carried unanimously
Motion by Councilman Cowen seconded by Councilman Bishop that
Council authorize $400.00 toward purchase of 79000 City maps as
requested by the Chamber of Commerce. Motion carried.
Miss Helen Stukenholtz, representing Eastern Shore Art Associa-
tion met with Council in regards to Christmas decorations painted
by members of the Association to be placed in Knoll Park and beach
area. Taken under advisement.
Motion by Councilman Cowen seconded by Councilman Nix that the
Mayor be authorized to appoint a committee to draw up specifi-
cations for Rescue Wagon for Council approval. Motion carried.
Mayor Macon then appointed Jack Kirk, Chief Gilheart and Roy Whit
as the Committee.
Mr. Robert Gates requested that City run sewer line on Simon Street
at approximate cost of $1,200.00. Councilman Box to report to
Council.
Motion by Councilman Bishop seconded by Councilman Cowen that bills
be approved for payment. Motion carried.
This being date set for opening bids on Line truck for Electrid
Department the following bids were received:
Gaston Motor Company, Truck Chassis
$59247.00
Steber Chevrolet Co., Truck Chassis
$4,768.06
Altec, Inc., Birmingham Line Body
$19,931.59
Motion by Councilman Bishop seconded by Councilman Robertson that
bids be turned over to Councilman Nix, Jack Kirk and Bill Creamer
for evaluation and report to Council. Motion carried.
Mayor Macon appointed Councilman Bishop to meet with Mr. Lemler,
Riviera Utilities concerning purchase of electric lines in City
limits.
Motion by Councilman Nix seconded by Councilman Cowen that City
appropriate funds for Bill Creamer to attend National Electrical
Inspectors Conference, week of September 22, 1969. motion carried
Mayor Macon read report on final inspection on new Pier. motion
by Councilman Bishop seconded by Councilman Cowen that in compliant
with State Department of Conservation that the City Engineer and St
intendent comply with three provisions of report.
1. Provide sewer pump for Marina.
2. Removal of gasoline sign in Boat Harbor.
3. Overhead wire around picnic shelters be
placed underground.
Motion carried.
The following bids were received on 1811 and 24" corrugated metal
pipe.
Choctaw, Inc.
24" - $3.69
18" - $2.84
1% - 30 Days
Circle Pipe and Supply
2401 - $4.27
1811 - $3.29
2% - loth
Motion by Councilman Robertson seconded by Councilman Nix that Cit,,
accept low bid of Choctaw, Inc., Motion carried.
Motion by Councilman Cowen seconded by Councilman Robertson that
Council authorize repairs on Caterpillar Traccavator at an ap-
proximate cost of $800.00. Motion carried.
Motion by Councilman Bishop seconded by Councilman Cowen that
$2,000.00 be transferred from General Fund to Beach and Pier
Project Account to pay interest on note due. Motion carried.
It was duly moved and seconded that meeting adjourn. Motion carries
APPROVED
Mayor
ATTEST
City Clerk
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GENERAL
Azalea Animal Hospit al
Burford Equipment Co., paid
Baldwin Transfer
Eugene Bosby, garbage, paid
Baldwin Co. Tax Coll, refund
Baldwin Co. masonic Day, paid
Robert S. Bateman,
Will Coggin Auto Radiator Co.
Coastal Concrete
City market
Jack Cocke & Co., fire
Electronic Services
Everson -Ross Co.
Fairhope Hdwe.
Fairhope Welding, police
Foley Tractor Co.
Fairhope Pharmacy, police
Fairhope Courier
over-pmt. paid
Fairhope TiU e & Survey Contract, paid
Fairhope Laundry
Gaston motor Co.
Globe Safety Products Inc., fire
Lee Groves, Xeroxing
J. S. Huet, refund Exp. Harbor Bd., paid
Ingleside Grocery, dog food
0. Lowell, streets
McKeans, general, 94.509 police 9.84
M & S Service Station
May machinery
Material Sales, police
Material Sales
Wes Morgan, paid
Odom's Shoe Store, police
Partin Paper Co., paid
E. G. Rickarby
Rudy's Automotive
Shell Service Station
Leonard Sales Riice, paid
Sargent, Sowell, Inc., police
Tractor & Qquipment Co.
Western Lumber
John M. Warren Co.
Waller Bros.
Radcliff Materials
Trailway Oil Co.
ELECTRIC:
Alabama Power Company, paid
Jack Cocke & Co. paid
Fairhope Welding
Gaston Mtr. Co.
John R. Greer, meter Repair
Hatfield & Co.
Hill-Soberg
Julwi n's
Modern Bearing Supply
M & S Service Sta.
Nix & Fleming
Western Auto
paid
19.00
6.48
9.80
1,883.82
11.23
50.00
22.50
60.05
75.00
10.80
147.25
98.65
7.28
74.88
9.60
80/42
7.95
162.90
200.00
12.68
.48
28.38
22.60
49.05
33.25
16.20
104.34
19.20
90.00
10.85
216.00
14.85
31.98
75.08
7.50
46.76
3.00
7.45
10.92
88xfog 4.92
17.20
28.50
52.66
72.00
169.91
49089.37
2,286.73
lt802.64
22,880.60
141.90
20.00
43.14
25.00
19567.11
57.00
7.20
6.66
1.50
411.47
23.05
paid 232138.55
GAS :
Busy Bee Garage
Capell, Howard, Knabe & Cobbs, paid
Fairhope Hardware
Foley Tractor Co.
Gaston motor Co.
Material Sales
Marine Specialty, paid
Noland Co., paid
Pringle Gas meter Repair
Rudy's automotive
Shell Service Station
Turner Supply, paid
Marine Specialty
WATER AND SEWER
Material Sales
Muller Co.,. paid
Noland Co., paid
Neptune Meter, paid
F.H. Ross & Co.
Bill Steber Chev. Co., paid
RECREATION:
City Mai et
Fuel Oil Supply
Fairhope Courier
Riviera Utilities, paid
Robbins Fence Co.
Superior Hdwe.
9 Thoss Sporting Goods
Van Antwerp Seed Co.
West Baldwin Water
65.50
19445.35
1.40
10.46
32.49
16.39
57.44
97.57
53.10
11.14.72
3.50
16.11
19.40
1,833.43
paid 11616.47
216.96
747.57
23.94
754.00
800.87
74.25
1.832.05
3,410.86
Balance
10.76
6.57
5.30
81.65
25.00
4.82
671.35
28.00
4.50
837.95
paid 81.65
756.30
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GEORGE H. MCKEAN, PRESIDENT
RETAIL DIVISION
PAINT
HARDWARE'
GLASS
SPORTING GOODS
HOUSEWARES
GIFTS
TOYS
MARINE *UPPLIES
GARDEN SUPPLIES
INDUSTRIAL DIVISION
WOODWORKING
PALLETS
SKIDS
RAILCAR BULKHEADS
RAILCAR CHOCKS
McKEAN
PAINT & HARDWARE STORE, INC.
P. 0. Box 633 928-8141
FAIRHOPB, ALABAMA 36S32
Fairhope Zoning Board
City of 1-,'air7,Ope
F irhope, kla. 36b32
`t' s Dr. Plerce
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Gentlemen:
6 September, ly6o
In finswer to a question co.1cerui<It_ the recent
use of the are& ilamediately be_liiid tlie;vbuildiiig
located of '72 %. Fd-Lrho,)e kve. nov' occu,)i�d oy
Thomas -Corte Pontiac I viould like to surJrait the
_'ollowi ,, infovm-, tior i or the record.
From about 1929 thru 1964 Klumpp i,totor c;o.
�_xsed the area for parking used, repaired, serviced,
tiew, arld t;vezi „u_iked aut'z:) _les avid trucks.
Durin, lyo5 al"ean In
,� c. �)W1'4OU its service ar,(] deli Very
vNn' cle's 0r1 the pro,�e.•ty as well as kept two repaired
vehielas on the property t_.at were avuilaolt f'or sale.
T�.ey Wcr� l� t JJld. I�l 1965 3eusltsy 11adiator 6nop
operated iii the buildi.±U at 7� :�. r_�irr1J� E t,ve. »:1d
also used the property for parkin" re,jdired and service
vehicles. Ix lyU6 r::i_rhope Auto t epair-,oveci izito the
buildi
n1 a� 7� -I,, Ave. iiid lias had tree
property in cor,ti,auous use over the past two J e6rs
to park repaired and :service ve:Jieiesq as Weil as ail
oc.clasi.or:zl use(] car for sale. -f &J,y 4:daitioxial
inf'or-iatior 31iol;ld be, desired p1 see advise.
vtry truly lJours,
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