HomeMy WebLinkAbout05-23-1977 Regular MeetingSTATE OF ALABAMA
COUNTY OF BALDWIN
The City Council of the City of Fairhope, Alabama met in
regular session on Monday, May 23, 1977, at 7:00 P.11. at
the City Administration Building, 387 Fairhope Avenue, Fairhope
Alabama with the following members present: Mayor James P. Nix;
Councilmen: David E. Bishop, Henry G. Bishop, Sam E. Box,
Jack A. Stipes and Billy Don Wiggins.
The minutes of the regular meeting May 9th, 1977 were approved.
The minutes of the special meetings May 12, 1977 and May 14,
1977 were approved.
This being the date set -for a public hearing on the proposed
Street Improvement Program Mayor Nix stated that the purpose
of the meeting was to hear any protests or objections and that
Council would take one street at a time. Engineer Ack Moore
was present at the meeting to answer any questions from the
property owners.
Laurel Street: The following property owners were present:
Ken and Andi Burton of 156 Laurel Street; Mrs. Chaplain
109 Laurel Street; Mr. McKeown 166 Laurel; Mr. Horechny
154 Laurel; Mr. Sloan 150 Laurel; Mrs. Hanson 165 Laurel;
Mr. and Mrs. Duck( end of Laurel Street ); Mr. Jones
158 Laurel, Mrs Rocco Gambino 153 Laurel; Mr. B.I. Reynolc
of 112 Laurel sent a letter to the Mayor and Council
stating that he was in favor of the paving.
The Mayor called for a show of hands from all property
owners present from Laurel Street in favor of the street
improvements. There were fifteen votes in favor and one
letter. No one was opposed.
Church Street: No one was present to oppose.
Chestnut Street: Mr. Melvin Wagner stated that he was
opposed, an Mr. Dunn of 372 Pecan street stated that
he was opposed. 1Mr. Wagner has 230 feet on Chestnut and
Mr. Dunn has 150 feet.
Third Street: No one was present to oppose.
Fig Street: Mr. Melvin Wagner stated that he was in
favor of the street improvement on Fig Street. Mr. Wagner
has 100 feet on Fig. Mr. Robert Berglin stated that he
was in favor of Fig Street.
Wisteria Street: Mr. A.B. Rider of 364 Wisteria stated
that he was in favor of Wisteria. J.F. Blazi of 457-%
Dogwood stated that he was in favor of the improvements.
Mr. Stanley Fant of 363 Wisteria stated that he was in
favor of the improvements. Mr. William Gardner of 369
Wisteria stated that he was in favor of the improvements.
John Taylor of 356 Wisteria stated that he was in favor of
the improvements.
Upon a show of hands from all property owners in favor
of Wisteria Street all present were in favor. No one
opposed.
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School Street: Beth Robinson of 411 S. School St.
stated that she was in favor of the improvements.
Mr. James Akins of 359'S. School St. stated that he
was in favor of the improvements. Mr. J.A. Evans of
360 S. School St. stated that he was in favor of the
paving. Mr. Mark Owens of 351 S. School St.. stated
that he was in favor of the improvements.
No one present was opposed.
Lincoln Street: No one present to oppose improve-
ments on Lincoln Street.
Wood Grove Circle: No one present to oppose improve-
ments on Wood Grove Circle.
Councilman Jack A. Stipes moved, seconded by Councilman Henry G.
Bishop for final adoption of Ordinance No. 587, an Ordinance
fixing and 'establishing- the= grade of.'the streets under the new
improvement program. Motion carried.
Councilman Jack A9 Stipess moved', seconded by Councilman Billy
Don Wiggins,'for final adoption of -Ordinance No. 588, an
Ordinance to provide for certain improvements on Laurel Street,
Church Street`=,IChei'nut`Street,lThird Avenue, Fig Street, Wisteri
Street, School Street, Lincoln Street, Wood Grove Circle, Orchard
Drive, Spring Run, East Gate Drive, Autumn Drive, Ronforth Drive,
and Kurlane Street. Motion carried.
Councilman Henry G. Bishop moved to authorize Moore Engineering
to proceed with street improvements under Ordinance No. 588, and
reaffirm the Mr. Moore,'s contract that he has had with the
City since the beginning. Councilman David E. Bishop seconded
the motion. Motion carried.
Councilman Henry G. Bishop reported on the financial condition o
the City's Water and Sewer Department, and handed copies of his
report to members of the Council. Mr. Bishop showed how the
City's Water and Sewer Department has lost money over the years
a.nd the necessity of raising the water rates.
Members of the Council discussed the increase of the water rates
and agreed upon the following amendment as proposed by Council-
man Jack A. Stipes: Each owner of any apartment, condominiums,
or business shall be charged with a minimum rate for water and a
minimum rate for sewer for each unit, or the proposed rate which
ever is greater.
Councilman Sam E. Box moved for final adoption of Ordinance No.
586 with the following amendment
r Section 6.-Each owner of any apartment, condominimums or
business shall be charged with a minimum rate
for water and a minimum rate for sewer for each
unit, or the proposed rate whichever is greater.
Councilman Billy Don Wiggins seconded the motion. Upon being
put to vote the following vote was recorded: AYES: David E.
Bishop, Henry G. Bishop, Sam'E. Box, and Billy Don Wiggins.
NAPES: Jack A. Stipes. Motion carried.
Councilman Billy Don Wiggins moved, seconded by Councilman Jack
A. Stipes for final adoption of Ordinance No. 589; an Ordinance
to prohibit any firm, corporation, or agents thereof, from using
the Garbage Dump of the City of Fairhope. Motion carried.
Councilman Sam E. Box moved, seconded by Councilman Billy Don
Wiggins, for approval of the application of Juanita Love for
a beer and liquor permit for Love's Place ( formerly Big Daddy's
Motion carried.
The application of Pizza Hut for a beer and wine permit was held
over for action at the June 13th, 1977 meeting of the City Counci
Tom Davis and James Keller came before the Mayor and Council
rperesenting the Montrose property owners. Mr. Davis asked the
Mayor and Council if the City of Fairhope would provide Police
and Fire protection if Montrose were to incorporate. Mayor Nix
told Mr. Davis and Mr. Keller that he had checked with the
Alabama ,League of Municipalities regarding the legal aspects of
providing police and fire protection outside the City limits and
was 'told by the staff attorney that while it wasn't illegal for
a Municipality to do this it would leave the municipality open
for a tremendous liability, and that he did not fell Fairhope
would go outside of its Police Jurisdiction to provide these
services.
Mr. Leon Harris of the Bay Area Regional Alcoholic Council came
before the Mayor and Council requesting an appropriation of
$ 500.00 for his program. Mr. Harris explained the Bay Area
Regional Alcoholic Council's program and budget to members of
the Council. Councilman Billy Don Wiggins moved, seconded by
Councilman Jack A. Stipes, to lay over on the request from the
Bay Area Regional Alcoholic Council for a $ 500.00 appropriation.
Motion carried.
Mayor Nix informed members of the Council on the Senior Aid
Program which would employ one person for twenty hours per week
over the age of fifty-five. The cost to the City would be
$ 286.41 for the total year with the Government paying the
remainder of the salary. Councilman Jack A. Stipes moved,
seconded by Councilman David E. Bishop, for the City to partici-
pate in the program, with the provision that it be brought back
before the Council at a later date. Motion carried.
Mr. Joe Odom of the National Guard came before the Mayor and
Council and requested that the City grant military leave with
pay for the men who go to camp. Councilman David E. Bishop
moved, seconded by Councilman Jack A. Stipes, for the City to
pay the difference between National Guard pay and normal pay
for the men who attend camp. Motion carried.
Councilman Jack A. Stipes reported on the drainage problem on the
Kilgore property. Mr% Stipes said that Mr. Kilgore had agreed to
give an easement across"his property to a point where it comes
into Section Street. Councilman Stipes recommended that the
City see about obtaining an easementtfrom the adjoining property
owner in order to take care*of the drainage problem.
Councilman Jack A. Stipes introduced,,the following Ordinance:
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ORDINANCE NO. 10
AN ORDINANCE TO PROHIBIT_ANY MOTOR VEHICLE FROM ENTERING INTO
THE BEACH PARK OF. THE CITY OF FAIRHOPE, FAIRHOPE, ALABAMA WITHOUT
PAYING THE ENTRANCE.FEE THEREFOR AND ESTABLISHING A MINIMUM AND
MAXIMUM FINE FOR VIOLATION OF THE SAME.
SECTION I - It shall be unlawful for any person to drive any
type of motor vehicle into the beach park of the City of Fairhope,
Fairhope, Alabama without paying the entrance fee therefor.
SECTION II - Any person found to be in violation of this
Ordinance shall be punished by a fine of not less than $5.00 nor
more than $25.00 at the discretion of the Court.
SECTION III - This Ordinance shall become effective upon
its due adoption and publication as required by law.
ADOPTED THIS THE DAY OF..... 1977.
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USAGE IN GALLONS ( CONT.)
COST PER 1,000 GALL
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5,000-10,000 1.10
Over 10,000 E E 0.75
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Section 3.� There is,het&bytfixed the following schedule
of rates for sewer within the City Limits of the City of Fair -
hope, Alabama:
USAGE IN GALLONS: COST PER 1.000
E 0-4,000 $ 2.50
4,000-16,000 60 % of water bill
( $ 6.50 maximum )
16,000-25,000 55 % of water bill
( $ 8.50 maximum )
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25,000-50,000 50 % of water bill
( $ 11.00 maximum')
Over 50,000 40 % of water bill
( $ 75.00 maximum )
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Section 4.- That any and all prior Resolutions and Ordinances
of the fixing oft°water
and sewer rates in conflict herewith
be, and
the same
are hereby REPEALED.
Section
5.- This
Ordinance shall become law upon its due adop-
tion and
publication
as required by Law.
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Section
6.- Each
owner of any apartment, condominiums, or
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business
shall be
charged with a minimum rate for water and a
minimum rate for sewer for each unit, or the proposed rate,
t: whichever is greater.
rSection 7.- This Ordinance shall become law upon its due,
adoption and publication,as required by law.
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ADOPTED THIS THE 9 DAY OF�te_-, 1977.
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USAGSJN GALLONS
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5,000-10, 00
Over 10,00
Section -
rates for sewer
Alabama:
USAGE IN GALLONS
COST PER 1,0 OjGALLONS
( cont) 7/
There is hereby fixed t
within the City Limits
1.10
0.7
following schedule of
f the City of Fairhope,
/ COST PER 1,000 GALLONS
0-4,000
$ 2.50
4, 000-16, 000
60% of wgter,_bill
_$_6...50
Maximum.
16,000-25,000
55% of water
bill
$ 8.50
Maximum.
25,000-50,000
50% of water
bill
$11.00
Maximum.
Over 50,000
40% of water
bill
$75.00
Maximum.
Section 3,- Tha any and all� pri
r''Resolutions
or Ordinances
of the fixing,of ater and sewer rate
in conflict
herewith
be,
and the same ar hereby REPEALED.
Section —This, Ordinance',ashall'beco
law upon
its
due
adoption an publication as required
by law.
ADOP D THIS THE DAY OF
1977.
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CITY OF FANIRHOPE
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Councilman Henry G. Bishop moved, seconded by Councilman
Billy Don Wiggins, to split the City's Insurance as follows:
BAUMHAUER, CROOM, MAURY $ 32„917.00
PITMAN REALTY - 20,300.00
Motion carried.
Mr. Warren Willard came before the Mayor and Council
requesting approval for the opening of a non -liquor discotheque
to be open from 7:00 P.M. to 12:00 A.M..
Councilman Billy Don Wiggins moved, seconded by Councilman
David E. Bishop to hold over on consideration of Mr. Willard's
request until the May 23rd, 1977 meeting of the City Council.
Motion carried.
The application for a beer and liquor license for Love's Place
formerly " Big'Daddy's " was presented for the first time and
held over for action until the May 23rd, 1977 meeting.
Mayor Nix told Council members that Dr. Diegman has bought the
pipe to be installed across his property for drainage and has
requested the use of City labor. !
Councilman,Sam E. Box moved, seconded"by Councilman Billy Don
Wiggins, to install the pipe `across Dr'. Diegman'.s property in
order to save the drainage. Motion carried.
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Councilman David-E.,Bishop moved,to -introduce the following
Ordinance:
' GRADE ORDINANCE*•'NO.
AN ORDINANCE FIXING AND ESTABLISHING THE GRADE OF A CERTAIN
PORTION OF LAUREL STREET, CHURCH STREET, CHESTNUT STREET,
THIRD AVENUE, FIG STREET, WISTERIA STREET, SCHOOL STREET,
LINCOLN STREET, WOOD GROVE CIRCLE, ORCHARD DRIVE, SPRING RUN,
EAST GATE DRIVE, AUTUMN DRIVE, RONFORTH DRIVE, AND KURLANE STREET.
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BE IT ORDAINED BY THE City Council of the City of Fairhope,
labama as follows:
SECTION 1, That the grade of Laurel Street, Church Street,
Chestnut Street, ,Third Avenue, Fig Street, Wisteria Street,
School Street, Lincoln Street, Wood Grove Circle, Orchard Drive,
Spring Run, East Gate Drive, Autumn Drive, Ronforth Drive, and
Kurlane Street, be and the same are hereby fixed and established
as shown on the plans 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.
opted this the03 day of
AF
TTESTED:
Councilman Sam E. Box introduced the following Ordinance:
as
ORDINANCE NO.
AN ORDINANCE TO PROVIDE FOR CERTAIN IMPROVEMENTS ON:.
LAUREL STREET, CHURCH STREET, CHESTNUT STREET, THIRD AVENUE,
FIG STREET, WISTERIA STREET, SCHOOL STREET, LINCOLN STREET,
WOOD GROVE CIRCLE, ORCHARD DRIVE, SPRING RUN, EAST GATE
DRIVE, AUTUMN DRIVE, RONFORTH DRIVE, AND KURLANE STREET.
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 as hereinafter
provided between the respective terminal points hereinafter
set forth:
(a) LAUREL STREET: From the east edge of the pavement on
Laurel Street, at its intersection with Satsuma Street,
easterly approximately 1400 linear feet, more or less, to
the east end of a temporary turn around.
(b) CHURCH STREET: From the south edge of the pavement at
the intersection with Fig Street, south approximately 600
linear feet, more or less.
(c) CHESTNUT STREET: From the south edge of pavement on
Pecan Street, south to Fig Street, approximately 1080
linear feet, more or less.
(d) THIRD AVENUE: From the south edge of pavement on Pecan
Street, south to Fig Street, approximately 900 linear feet,
more or less. "
(a) FIG STREET: From the east edge of pavement on Fig
Street at its intersection with Chestnut Street, to the
south end of Third Street, approximately 350 linear feet,
more or less.
(f) WISTERIA STREET: From the south edge of pavement on _
Nichols Street, south to the north edge of pavement on Dog—
wood Avenue, approximately 660 linear feet, more or less,
and from the south edge of pavement on Dogwood Avenue,.south
approximately 300 linear feet, more or less.
(g) SCHOOL STREET: From the south edge of pavement on
Nichols Street, south to the north edge of pavement on Dog—'
wood Avenue, approximately 660 linear feet, more or less,
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46` and from L south edge of paveman � on Dogwood. Avei►
approximately 300 linear feet, more or less.
(h) LINCOLN STREET: From the south edge of pavement on
Gayfer Street south approximately 250,linear feet, more or
less.
(i) WOOD GROVE CIRCLE: From the east edge -of pavement on
Blue Island Avenue to the east end of a cul—de—sac in Wood
Grove Subdivision, approximately 257 linear feet.
(j) ORCHARD DRIVE: From the east edge of pavement on Blue
Island Avenue to the east end of a cul—de—sac in Wood Grove
Subdivision, approximately 257 linear feet.
(k) SPRING RUN: From the east edge of pavement on Greeno
Road, easterly approximately 1200 linear feet, more or less,
to East Gate.Drive in East of the Sun Subdivision.
(1) EAST GATE DRIVE: From the east end of Spring Run, south
approximately 1100 linear feet, more or less, to the east end
of Autumn Drive in East of the Sun Subdivision.
(m) AUTUMN DRIVE: From the south end of East Gate Drive,'
westerly to the east edge of pavement of Greeno Road, approx—
imately 1200 linear feet, more or less, in East of the Sun
Subdivision.
(n) RONFORTH DRIVE: From the north end of the pavement on
Ronforth Drive northerly to the south edge of pavement on
Fairwood Blvd., approximately 600 linear feet, more or less.
(o) KURLANE STREET: From the west end of the pavement on
Kurlane Street, southerly approximately 650 linear feet,
more or less, to an intersection with Ronforth Drive.
Improvements to the hereinabove described streets
shall be as follows;
(a) Both edges of a 25 foot roadway, the centerline of which
shall be approximately in the center of the dedicated right
of way shall be curbed and guttered with Portland,Cement Con—
crete combined curb and gutter 6 inches thick and 2.5 feet
wide; the curb lines of said gutters shall be connected with
the curb lines of all intersecting streets, with Concrete
combined curb and gutter as above described, o,f,suitable
radius and the surface between the gutters to be constructed-
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shall be ....,jroved by paving with Bituminous Plant M 1
inches thick on a 6 inch compacted sand clay foundation;
said improvement shall include grading, paving, and all neces—
sary drainage structures, including concrete culverts, con—
crete pipe, valley gutters and drop inlets; manholes of brick
with cast iron covers shall be constructed or reconstructed
Where needed.
(b) Where sanitary sewer lines are included as a necessary
part of the street improvements, the said sewer lines shall
be constructed with Vitrified Clay Sewer Pipe, to the diameter,
location, and grade as shown on the plans and specifications;
said improvement shall include all sewer lines, laterals,
manholes, fittings, pump stations and force mains, trenching
and trench bracing, backfilling and restoring the site and
roadway surfaces, as necessary, to complete the work.
(c) Where water lines are included as a necessary part of
the street improvements, the said water lines shall be
constructed with class 150 cast iron or ductile iron pipe,
or class 160 P.V.C. pipe, to the diameter and location as
shown on the plans and specifications; said improvement
shall include all water lines, service lines and connections
to the water main, Fire Plugs, valves and fittings, tren—
ching, backfill and restoring the site and roadway surfaces
as necessary to complete the work.
SECTION 2. That the full details, drawings, plans, speci—
fications and surveys of the above described work and estimates
which have been prepared by Moore Engineering 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 of the City Clerk of the City of
Fairhope, Alabama, where property owners who may be affected
by such improvements may see and examine them.
SECTION 3. That improvements hereinabove described shall
be made in accordance with the grades heretofore established
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,improvements
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shall be assessed against the property abutting on the por—
tions of these streets so improved, provided:
(a) That the cost of street improvements, including curbing
and guttering on street and avenue corners shall be assessed
against the lots or.parcels of land abutting on or nearest
to said improvements, and the cost of street improvements,
including curbing and guttering at the intersection -of any
alley with a street, avenue or other highway shall be asses—
sed in fair proportion against the respective lots or parcels
of land abutting or cornering on the alley at such inter—
section.
(b) That no assessment shall exceed the cost of the improve—
ments 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 23rd
day of May, 1977 at 7:00 P.M., at the City Hall in the City
of Fairhope, Alabama, to hear any objections, remonstrances
or protests that may be made against said improvements, the
manner of making the character of materials to be used.
SECTION 6: This Ordinance shall be published once a week
for two (2) consecutive weeks in the Fairhope Courier, a
newspaper published and of general circulation in the City
of Fairhope, Alabama, the date of the first publication to
be not less than two (2) weeks before the 23rd day of May,
1977.
SECTION 7: A copy of this Ordinance shall be sent by Regis—
tered Mail, Postage prepaid, to the persons last assessing
for City taxation the property which may be assessed for
said improvements, at their last known addresses, said noti—
ces to be so mailed by the City Clerk not less than ten (10)
days prior to the 23rd day of May, 1977.
SECTION 8: This ordinance shall become affective, upon its
due addoption and publication as required by law.
ADOPTED This the 23rd day of May, 1977.
Jas. P. Nix, Ma r
City Clerk
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Councilman Sam E. Box moved, seconded by Councilman Billy Don
Wiggins, to adopt the following Resolution:
RESOLUTION
BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
FAIRHOPE, ALABAMA, THAT THE POSITION OF ASSISTANT SUPERINTENDENT
OF THE GAS DEPARTMENT PAY SCALE BE INCREASED FROM $ 4.11 PER
HOUR TO $ 5.50 PER HOUR PAYABLE 1/3 NOW, AND 1/3 IN SIX (6)
MONTHS AND THE BALANCE IN ONE (1) YEAR.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, THAT THE POSITION OF WELDER BE
INCREASED FROM $ 3.78 PER HOUR TO $ 5.00 PER HOUR, PAYABLE 1/3
NOW 1/3 IN SIX (6) MONTHS AND THE BALANCE IN ONE (1) YEAR.
ADOPTED THIS THE
ATTEST:
CITY CLERK
DAY OF , 1977.
Upon being put to vote the following vote was recorded:
AYES: Billy -Don Wiggins, Sam E. Box, NAYES: David E. Bishop,
Henry G. Bishop. Mayor Nix voted aye to break the tie.
Motion carried.
Councilman Billy'Don Wiggins moved, seconded by Councilman
Henry G. Bishop to adopt a Resolution giving the Airport
Board the -authority to sign preliminary contracts. Upon being
put to vote the following'vote`,was recorded: AYES: Billy Don
Wiggins„+Henry G..,,Bishop NAYES: -Sam E. Box, David E. Bishop
Mayor Nix voted nay to break the tie. Motion denied.
Mr. William Bedard came before -the Mayor and Council regarding
various;traffic control devices in the City of Fairhope. Mr.
Bedard stated that he felt it was not necessary for,,the City to
have red lights at night and fekt,flashirig yellow lights would
be better. Mayor Nix asked Phil gutherford, Electric Department
Superintendent, to look into the cost of installing heads on
the four (4) corners in order to have the lights flash yellow
at night.
Councilman Sam E. Box moved,to introduce the following Ordinance:
ORDINANCE NQO� -
AN ORDINANCE TO PROHIBIT ANY FIRM, CORPORATION, OR AGENTS
THEREOF FROM USING THE GARBAGE DUMP OF THE CITY OF FAIRHOPE,
ALABAMA, TO DISPOSE OF CLEARINGS FROM ANY VACANT LOT, DEMOLITION
OF ANY HOUSES, OR OTHER STRUCTURES, AND TO PROHIBIT THE DISCHARGE
OF ANY OTHER UNLAWFUL WASTE INTO THE GARBAGE DUMP OF THE CITY
OF FAIRHOPE.
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF FAIRHOPE,
ALABAMA:
SECTION 1- It shall be unlawful for any firm or corporation
or any agent thereof, to use the garbage dump of the City, of
Fairhope, for the disposal of the clearings of any.vacant lot,
including but not limited to trees, limbs, stumps, trash, or
other debris, or the dumping of any lumber, brick, stones, mortal
or any other debris from the demolition of any house, building,
or other structure, or to use the City Dump,for the disposal of
any unauthorized disposable trash and garbage, without prior
approval of the City.
SECTION 2- Any person_ found to be in violation of this
Section shall be punished by a fine of not more than $ 200.00
or by imprisonment at hard labor for not more than 6 months,
,or both, such fine and imprisonment at the discretion of the
Court.
SECTION 3. This Ordinance shall take effect upon its due
adoption and publication as required by law.
ADOPTED THIS THE _�,? DAY OF 1977.
CITY OF FAIRHOPE
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Councilman Henry G. Bishop moved, seconded by Councilman Billy
Don Wiggins, to pay the bills as presented. Motion carried.
There being no further business, on a motion duly made, seconded
and carried, the meeting adjourned.`
AP
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GENERAL FUND BILLS
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Baldwin Industries, Inc.
107.15
Baldwin Computer Services, Inc.
75.60
Busy Bee Garage
10.75
Chevron ( Standard Oil Company )
30.80
Jack Cocke
47.00
Casey Enterprises
45.44
Coca-Cola Company
19.05
Will Coggin Auto Radiator
255.00
Delta Exterminators
30.00
Eastern Shore Couriers
79.11
Etheridge Hydraulics
78.28
Jack Etheridge,'Inc.
58.40
Fels Automotive Parts & Equipment
46.10
Fairhope Hardware
34.40
Fairhope Tire & Retread
29.00
Gaston Motor Company, Inc.
123.01
Carl Grant Tractor
135.86
Green -Harris Builders
34.20
Government Street Lumber Company, Inc.
30.01
Herman's Army and Navy Store
153.00
Jeffrey's Steel Co., Inc.
97.31
Klumpp's Farm & Garden
15.20
L & A of Southern Alabama
78.00
Leary & Owens Equipment Company
172.19
M & L Industries, Inc.
19.00
Material Sales Compnay, Inc.
737.01
Mobile Electric Garage, Inc.
194.06
Nix & Bennett Supply Company, Inc.
14.88
Otasco Associate Store, Inc.
7.14
Oxford Chemicals
76.97
Quality Printing and Supply
116.95
GENERAL FUND BILLS ( Continued )
James P. Nix- Car Expense for April
`1-41.00
Snow's Machine & Welding
150.00
Southern Auto Parts
15.39
Southern Fastener
13.36
Safety-Kleen Corporation
21.00
Bill Steber Chevrolet, Inc.
76.81
Standard Coffee Company
87.90
Tieco
1,018.80
Unijax Corporation
113.96
Waller Brothers, Inc.
20.40
White Swan Uniform Rental, Inc.
18.50
Western Auto Stores, Inc.
2.69
Xerox Corporation
67.60
Bond Fund Payment 75' G.O. Refunding Warrants
6,510.42
TOTAL BILLS:
$ 11,208.70
BANK BALANCE: $122,972.83
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WATER AND SEWER FUND BILLS
Baldwin County EMC
1,324.72
Baldwin Computer Services
320.60
Badger Meter and Supply Company
88.40
Chas. A. Born Co., Inc.
1,729.50
Certified Laboratories
381.50
Jack Cocke and Co., Inc.
480.00
Central Chemicals
33.00
Davis Water and Waste Industries, Inc.
142.80
Fairhope Hardware
49.38
Gaston Motor Company, Inc.
1.31
Jim House and Associates, Inc.
235.38
Material Sales Co., Inc.
123.87
Mack Electric Supply Company
17.61
Moore Handley
2,573.89
McKesson Chemical
300.00
Neptune Meter Supply Co.
621.78
Nix & Bennett Supply Co.
3.55
Bond Fund Payments
9,768.74
TOTAL BILLS:
$_ 18,196.03
BANK BALANCE: $ 23,925.88
ELECTRIC FUND BILLS
IAlabama Power Company
Bidgood Stationary
Baldwin Computer Services
Baldwin Transfer Company
Busy Bee Garage
Duncan Manufacturing and Equipment Company
Florida Transformer., Inc.
Gaston Motor Company, Inc.
Hatfield and Company
Stuart C. Irby & Company
Mack Electric Supply Company, Inc.
Moore Handley
N,ix & Bennett Supply Company
Southern Auto Parts Company
Standard Coffee Service
S & C Electric Company
Southeastern Power Administration
Bond Fund Payment G.O. Electric Warrants
Payment to General Fund G.O. Ref.+Wts.
Transfer of Money to General Fund
TOTAL BILLS:
4
BANK BALANCE: $88,862.44
75,270.00
72.50
356.30
13.90
26.95
86.52
240.69
12.52
1,926.65
320.87
3,031.50
338.24
98.54
30.60
219.75
1,086.00
4,340.72
5,904.67
2,348.96
15,000.00
$ 110,725.88
GAS FUND BILLS
Baldwin County E.M.C.
Baldwin Computer Services
Bell & Company
Wallace C. Beard
Empire Pipe and Supply Co., Inc.
Fairhope Hardware
Fairhope Tire & Retread
Gaston Motor Company
Municipal Services, Inc.
Moore -Handley `
Marine Specialty Company
N G 0 Chemical Division
Pringle Gas Meter Repair
Bill Steber Chevrolet, Inc.
Southern Farm Supply ( Foley Tractor )
Tippecanoe Press
Welding & Paint Supply Co., Inc.
Bond Fund Payment
TOTAL BILLS
United Gas Pipeline Bill not received as of 5-6-77
BANK BALANCE: $ 219,714.52
68.24
316.05
103.04
155.00
992.83
2.44
8.00
4.47
1, 356.16
141.00
674.97
269.50
37.15
76.81
292.05
36.61
18.18
5.650.00
10,202.50
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