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ADJOURNED I~GUI,AR
Oct~® :.:3~d~; 1938.:
Council met in Ad journea. regular session Oct. 3f~d.b 3938 at 8
Present, :~.L.harris, Wires. -a. ~. ~rosser~L. R. ~ayne~~,~t. J.~~tells-
B.R. gray®~ayor U.H. fir? dge. _
Rega3ar application of C.F~Bak~r far license to sell at reta:~l
orgy ~~ine Yx bees, presented. to the Coi~.eila Location oi~ place
of business same as at x~resent, bet~~een Church ~ ~~iarrer 8tree s,
Person ire charge C.~',Bak_er. ~~loved by .Payne, seconded by gray
and ananimous3~°' car-ried; that up®r. pa~rner~t of ~~13. ~5 _ the `i~ax
t;ollector be autho-~i2ed to issue retail license for urine gnd
beer on3y for. one year, Oet`. ls~. 1938., to yep. 3Qth. 3939
to C. 1''. Baker.
f'res, Harris stated treat the purpose oi' tl~e meeting eras to
cor~side'r the Badge;; and :pax Levy for 138. Auer discussion;
Couxseilman ~'e~:ls introduced an Ordinance as fo13o~Js;
Ordinance No. 75-
An Ordinance y:'i~'sing the B~,xdget of Expenses
of the. To~y'n of Lo~.g~'ooct, F3a®, for the Fear 1y38
~'2,91a®GD
anal moved that the rul e s be u~Ta ive d and the
said Ordinance be passed to its first reading by tithe ol3y,
which motion ores duly seconded by Counc~3~an Prosser. The
Pres. then called for a .vote z,,hich resulted ,for the l;~otion,
4, against the ~~iotior±, ivoi3e. T:.~e said ordinance, ~~oa ~5 grras~
read by title on3y by the Cler?~.
Co~J~'l.CilTi!a'_2 ;:ells then moved
that - the tales be `rrai ved a second ts.m.e, and 'that tiie sai d
Ordinance be passed to its second reading by tiV.le on?;~,
which motion vas d~~.3y seconded by Co1.z~~ci3~na:~ Payn e. The Prey
then cal3ed for a vote urhi ^h resulted For to?..e ~s~otiO~? ~,
against: the Motion, none® L;~,e said Ordinance, ~los ~3 ~'ras thei
read for the second. tune by title only by the Clerko
Co~.:~?ci3man dray tr~en moved
-that the rules be v~raived a third time, and that .the said Ord
finance be passed to its third and final reading, 're read in
full ano. 'oe pas red and adopted as read in f3a.11® ;rvhi ;h liotion
ores da3y seconded. by Gounc}1-rnan Payne: T~?e Pres. then called
for a vote urhich resulted, For the ~Jiotion, ~; against the
~~otio~, none® 'i'he said Ordinance uaas then read in f~a.31 by*
the Clerk and aeon rol3 call t'r?e fdllotiring vote eras recorded
Co~ncilma_n Harris ~'Yea`~
't Prosser ~~Yea'~
i~ ~'~'e 31 s "Yea 9~
'~ dray . ~'Ye a''
'~ Payne ''Yea's
Preset Barris ther'i anno~.;nced ghat the Cou_rci3 had by ~.nan
imous vote- passed and adopted Ordinance. ylo. '75
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Coaa.nuil~rian ~~iells introduced an.Ordinance as follo;~s;
Ord finance ~To ~ 76
Ian Urdinance determining the amount and
fixing the rate of taxation and. ma?~a.ng
the ahrau~l Tax Levy for the To~~n of
Long~rood, Florida, for the 'Year 1:38
ar~d rno ve d tha t
the rules be uraived and the said Ordinance be passed to its
first reading by- titre only, Y'~hlch t~.otion Yeas duly seconded
by ~;oaxn.cilman Payne The ~'resn then •called for a vote ~rhich
resulted; ~'or the T~~otio~, 4, against the ~otaon, Hones '!.'~raA ~'~
said Urdinance, a~o~ °7C ~~as than read by tide only by the Cle'
Go~.zncilman Gray then moved that the rules be ;waived
a second time, anal that the said Urdinance be passed to its
second. ..reading by title only, which motion was duly seconded
by Councilman Payne¢ The Pres, then called fora vote ~rrhich
resulted; for the Motion 4, against the potion, none, The sai
said Ordinance, No ~ 76'" lraas then read by ti ;le only for the
second tune by the Clerk,
Councilman. Payne tta.en moved. that the
rules be waived a third time and that t~~e said Urdinance be
passed to its third and final reading, be read in full and be
passed and adopted as read in full The ~'resm then called
for a vote v~hich res'aited; .E~'or the emotion, ~; against the
Motion, none The said Ordinance v~~as then read iz~ full by tl~.e
Clerk and .upon roll call the follo:rr~..a vote Y~ras reworded;
Cou_ncilm.~.n :~arris Yea;~
~' Yro s s e r ~~ ~e a'a
~_ "V~ells ~'Yea~°
' ~' Gray ~'Ye a~
'~ Paynd ~~Yea''
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Pres, harris then anns~u~zced that ts~e Cou.~oil had by
unanimous- vote passed and adopted Ordinance N4, "76
~`iayor fridge stated that a movement ;rr~.s on foot to abolish
the railroad stations at Longti~aood a~.d ,~ltamonte, a nei^J depot
to be built half ~iay bet~~Teen the tYVO to~?~is® I~loved by :dells
seconded b~T grosser Mayor fridge and Clerk Searcy appointed
a cot:~mittee to work Y~ith the governing body at I~lta~n.onte
~prgsa and endeavor to block any action, and t~ha.t this
co~~?nittee be alloY~ed actua? trave~:ing expenses, to be paid
by the 1®vY~., if said committee find i~+., actua? ly ne ce s sar y
to leave Long;~ood in. their ~rorkQ
There '~eing no further business, tb.is body stands adjo~arne
to meet Octo 6th, 1938,
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