122842-Regular Session MINUTES
CitY COMMISSION, SANF~ORD, FLORIDA, December 2~ at 7:~0 ?. ~9 42
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The City Commission of the City of Oanford, Florida, met in regular session at
the City Hall in the City of Sanford, Florida, at 7:30 o'clock P.M. December 28,1942.
Present: Commissioner W.C.Hill, Mayor.
" Geo. D.Bishop
" H.James Gut
" Edward Higgins
" M.J. Lodge.
City Attorr~y Fred R.Wilson
City Clerk H.N.Ssyer.
Chief of Police, R.G.Witliams
Meeting called to order by the Chairman.
Minutes of adjourned meeting of October 19th., regular meeting of October 26th.,
and special meeting of November 4th, 1942, next read in full.
Commissioner Bishop next introduced Resolution No. 641, and after being read in
full by the Clerk, moved its passage and adoption.
Seconded by Commissioner Hlggins and carried by the following vote of the Commis~ on:
Commissioner Hill Aye
" Bishop Aye
" Gut Aye
" Higgins Aye
" Lodge Aye
Said Resolution No.
6~1 being in words and figures es follows:
RESOLUTION NO. 641.
WHEREAS, it has come to our attention that the amounts allowed former owners of
land in the $anford Naval Base are in many cases unfair, unjust and inadequate , and,
WHEREAS, we do not believe that it is the intention of the United States Government
or the Navy Department to deprive any of its citizens of their homes without allowing
sufficient compensation therefor to provide other housing facilities, and,
WHEREAS, if the amounts allowed are accepted by the
many cases mean that these people will soon become puOlic
inability to pay house rent and purchase the necessities of
former owners it will
wards because of their
life, and,
in
WHEREAS, it appears that no serious considerstion wes given to the fact that
these people in addition to the homes in which they lived also had gerdens,po~L][try farms,
and fruit trees, ail of which contributed to their support, and,
WHEREAS , it further seems evident that the appraisers were not familiar with the
value of tiled, improved, irrigated farm lands which have as e general rule a value of
$10OO.00 per acre, and
WHEREAS, the City
comprising said Naval Base and acquired options on aa~itional lands to be
said Air Base and are now s part thereof and the City Commission of ~aid
of Sanford acquired approximately 881 acres of the 1~90 acres
included in
City is
generally familiar with the values of
lands prior to their Oeing taken over
WHEREAS, we have been shown an
land in said Air Base and the conditio~ of the
by the Government, and
analysis of some of these cases, a copy of which ia
hereto attached, in which the amounts that these people should receive is set out end
from our knowledge of the people and the property we believe that this analysis is a
fair statement of the amounts which should be paid,
NOW THEREFORE, we hereby request that this analysis be given favorable consider-
MINUTES
C~lvV C~OMMISSlON, SANFORD, FLORIDA~ Dec. 25 et · 7:30 P M
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CITY OF
By
SANFORD , FLORIDA
W C Hill
Mayor.
Edward Hi~ins
M.J.Lodge
H.James Gut
Attest: (Seal)
Commissioners.
H.N~Sayer.
City Clerk.
Orainsnce No.
330 , entitled:
ORDINANCE NO. 330.
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF ~ANFORD, FLORIDA, A~ENDING SECTION 9 OF ORDINANCE
N0.256 OF SAID CITY, REGULATING THE MANUFACTURE, DISTRIBUTION AND SALE IN SAID CITY OF
CERTAIN BEVERAGES, PASSED AND ADOPTED ON THE 25th. DAY OF JUNE, 1937, SAID sECTION 9
FORBILDING THE SALE OF INTOXICATING LIQUORS, BESIDES BEER AND ~I~ES, BETWEEN CERTAIN
HOURS AND ON CERTAIN DAYS: FORBIDDING SALE, GIFT OR SERVICE OF INTOXICATING LIQUORS,
BEER OR HINES, TO PERSONS UN~ER TWENTY-ONE YEARS OF AGE CF TO ANY HABITUAL DRUNKARD OR
TO ANY PERSON WHO IS INTOXICATED.
introduced and placed on its first reading et the regular meeting of the City Commissiol
of NovemDer 23, 19q2, wes next pleced on its final reading ~nd read in full by the Clerk.
Thereupon the roll w~s called on the passage and adoption oi' said Ordinance
No. 330~ the vote being es follows:
Commissioner Hill Aye
" Bishop Aye
" Gut Aye
" Higgins Aye
" Lodge Aye
Thereupon the Chairnmn announced th8t
Floriaa,
the City Commission of the City of Sanford,
by unaimous vote, had passed and adopted said Ordinance No. 330, entitled:
ORDINANCE NO. 330
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF SANFORD, FLORIDA, A~gDING SECTION 9 OF ORDINANCE
NO. 256 OF SAID CITY, RE~)LATING THE ~ANUFACTURE , DISTRIBUTION AND SALE IN SAID .
CITY OF CERTAIN BEVERAGES, PASSED AND ADOPTED ON THE 25th. DAY OF JUNE , 1937,
SAID SECTION 9 FORBIDDING THE SALE OF INTOXICATING LIQUORS, BESIDES BEER AND WINES,
BETWEEN CERTAIN HOURS AND ON CERTAIN DAYS; FORBIDDING SALE, GIFT OR SERVICE OF INTOXIa
CATING LIQUORS, BEER OR WINES , TO PERSONS UNDE? TWKMTY-ONE YEARS OF AGE OR TO ANY
HABITUAL DRUNKARD OR TO ANY PERSON ~dO IS INTOXICATED.
On motion duly carried, Or~nsnce No. 330 was next ordered POSTED et the front
door of the City Hall in the City of Oanford, Florida, in accordance with the terms
of the Charter, as amended.
In response to the request of the City
the following insurance propos8ls for renewal
on City's automotive equipment for one year beginning
Commission at the meeting of December 1~,
of the Liability and Property DsmageInsuran
December 15, 19~2, were next
submitted for further consideration:
%GENT INSUROR
Cololough Realty Co. Glens Falls Indemnity Co.
NO. UNITS PREMIUM
O.~.Boyd & Company
Accident & Casualty Ins. Co.
~intherthur, Switz. 12 113.7~
Thereupon Commissioner Hif~ins moved tnet the foregoing proposals for insuring
~he City's 32 units o~ automotive equipment ~gminst Liability & Property Damage for one
year beginning December 15, 19~2, be accepted.
Seconded Dy Commissioner Bishop end carried.
Commissioner Higgins next introduced Ordinance No. 33l, entitled:
ORDINANCE NO. 331.
FLORIDA. AMENDING SECTIONS 1 AND 2.