052828-Regular MeetingCITY COMMISSION, SANFORD, FLORIDA,
MINUTES
REGULAR MEETING MONDAY MAY 28, 192~
2PM~ _
The City Oommission of the City of Sanford Florida met in regular session at
the City Hall in Sanford, Florida, at 2 O'Clock P M May 28, 1928
Present: 0ommission E F Housholder, Mayor
" Frank L Miller
City Manager, George H Cairns
City Clerk, F S Lamson
Chief of Police R G Williams
Absent: Commissioner , S 0 Chase
City Attorney George A DeOottes
Minutes of Reg~alar meetir~g of April 23r~i, an ~djourned se~;ion of April
Adjourned session of April 25, and an adjourned session of May 4th, 1928 read and approved.
Representatives of Bottling Companies whose plants are located within the City Limits
appeared and protested against the allowing of out-of-town bottling companies doing business
in Sanford, in view of the fact that the companies located in Sanford pay taxes , whereas
those operatinge from out of Sanford Do not.
Upon motion of Commissioner Miller, which unanimously prevailed, the City Attorney
was instructed to draw up an ordinance placing the license for Bottling Works and Soda
Water Factories 16cated outside, but doing business within Sanford, at $200.00 per year.
City Clerk presented Receipt No. 27105, issued by the Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta
to the 8anford Atlantic National Bank, Sanford Florida, for U S Treas. Certfs. TD 2 1928,
6-15-2~ & S 0 A Value $23,500.00 to be held by the City of 8anford as additional collateral
security for City of Sanford funds deposited in the Sanford Atlantic ~ational Bank,
Sanford Florida.
Same was approved and ordered filed in the City Safe.
City Clerk submitted Receipt received from the Trust Department of the First National
Bank of Sanford, Florida for certain securities received from the Commercial Department
of Said First National Bank of Sanford Florida, same to be held as additional security
for City of Sanford funds deposited in the First National Bank of Sanford, Florida,
same being in words and figures as follows:
May 16, 1928
"Received of the Commercial Department of the First National Bank of the First National
Bank of Sanford Florida, the following described bonds and/ or notes, the same to be held
in Trust for account of the City of Sanford, Florida as security for any or all deposits of
money held by the Commercial Department of s~aid First National Bank of Sanford for account
of the City of Sanford in either Savings Accounts or accounts subject to check. This
Trust Receipt may be cancelled by consent of the City Clefs of the City of Sanford upon
substitution of satisfactory security, or upon the First National Bank of Sanford showing
that the amount of funds on deposit in said First National Bank is not sufficient to war-
rant the holding of this amount of security.
Item I County of Orange (Florida) 5% Road Bonds dated July l, 1926 , Nine (9) bonds
numbers 1581-1589 inclusive at $1,000.00 each ......................... $9,000.00
Item 2. 0ounty of Sarasota ( F~lorida ) 5~% Highway Bonds, dated Feb_ruary l, 1925,
five (5) bonds ~s A?6-AYT,-AS1-A82- A83, at $1,000.00 each ............ 5,000.00
Item 3 City of Vienna , Austria Interin Certificates for External Loan, Sinking
Fund 6% Gold,Bonds, D_ated November l, 1927 Due Nov l, 1952 , Four (4)
Certificates ~s M6313 14-15 16 At $1.000.00 each ......................... 4,000.00
Two (2) Certificates ~ DS?6-DS?? at $500.00 each .............. 1,O00.O0
Item 4 Universal Pictures Co Inc. , 2~ Year 6%.Notes dated July l, 192~ Due
January l, 1930 Ten (10) Notes $1063-1067 Inc and ~s 1086 - 1990 , Inc.
at $1,000.00 each ...................................................... 10,000.00
Total securities covered by this Trust Receipt .................................. $29,000.00
CITY COMMISSION, SANFORD, FLORIDA,
MINUTES
Same was approved ~nd ordered filed in the City Sa~e.
Upon motion duly adopted the City Manager was instructed to purchase fou~ tennis
nets for use on the Municipal Tennis Courts, the present nets being worn our and un-
serviceable.
Upon motion duly adopted, the City Manager was instructed that in view of the fact
that the State Legislature had set May 30th of each year as Memorial Day, and therefore
a legal holiday, all 0ity Offices should be closed on that day.
City Clerk submitted audit of City's books as of March 31st. 1928, as prepared by
Hall & Pentland, Oertified Public Accountants.
City Manager submitted report as to repairing streets within City Limits, where
· the paving has cracked. Action was postponed.
Upo~ motion duly adopted the following 1927 Personal Taxes were cancelled:
H H Newman ....... $23.25 Incorrect assessment
W C Erickson ..... 21.88 Incorrect Assessment, ( Assessed with Miller & Erickson)
There being no further business the meeting adjoumned.
Mayor
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01ty 01erk.