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1EATS OF SPECIAL 1=1G
JULY 9, 1963
A Special Meeting of the City Council of the City of Cape Canaveral
was held at 7:30 P.M., July 9th, 1963, at the Temporary City Hall, 109
Buchanan Avenue, Cape Canaveral, Florida.
City Officials Present were: Mayor Richard R. Thr m, William
Pberwein, Jack Hurck, Eugene J. Jandreau, F. L. Murphy, City Clerk
Shirley Jenkins and City Attorney, George Ritchie.
Meeting was called to order by Mayor Thum.
1. The OASI Ordinance No. 17 -63, was given its second and final
reading in its entirety. On a Motion made by Mr. Murphy, seconded by
Mr. Jandreau and passed wm'd nously, the Ordinance was adopted.
2. Mr. tdurplyr save a report on the requirements of the Police
Department. Mr. Irurphy questioned the purchase of the radio in the
amount of $1,629.00, he further stated that he thought we were In
violation of our City Charter, Article XVII, Section 10, paragraph 2,
reads as follaes: "Ibrmal scaled bids shall be obtained an all transactions
involving the expenditure of One Thousand Dollars ($1,000.00) or mere,
and the transaction evidenced by written contract submitted to and approved
by the Council. Detailed purchasing and contract procedure shall be estab-
lished by ordinances. The Council may also authorize the making of
public irgnrovenmts or the performing of any other civic work by a City
Department or agency without competitive bidding ". Police Chief Winnett
stated that the amount of $1,629.00 was the total of 5 items (Two Fre-
quency Hay Station, Antenna, Side Mounting Kit, Poem Cable Assembly and
Tiro Frequency Mobile unit for Police Car). After a general discussion
was held, the City Attorney was asked to rule on this. Mr. Ritchie
stated that all forrml bids should be obtained involving the expenditures
of $1,000,00 but the Council may authorize expenditures over $1,000.00
..without sealed bids, if it is considered by the Council that they are
for public improvement. On a. Motion made by Mr, i,urphy, seconded by ...
Mr. Jandreau and passed unanimously, the budget for the Police Depart-
ment was accepted.
R MES! POR POLICE DEPAR9.121r
Salaries yearly
Chief $6,000.00
Patrolmen (2) 8,640.00
Dispatchers (2) 3,600.00 $18,240.00
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Auxilaryrolice up to seven
($3.00 per day) 1,460.00
Uniforms yearly
Chief 280.00
Patrolmen (2) 500.00
Auxilary Police 280.00 1,060.00
Automobile operating expenses
(Gas and repairs) 1,200.00
Insurance 150.00
22,110.00
Capital Outlay Now
Radio $1,629.00
Recessitator 205.00
Fire Extinguisher 24.00
First Aid Kit 12.00
U,U70.00
3. The next item of business was a Resolution recognizing the
existence and operation of the City of Cape Canaveral Chamber of Commerce.
On a Vbtion made., by Mr.'Hurck, seconded by Mr. Jandreau and passed
unanimously Resolution No. 35-63, was adopted,
RESOLMON,NO. 35-63
A. RESOUNION RECOONIZING THE M=ANCE
AND OPERATIO14 OF THE CITY OF CAPE CANAVERAL+
CHAMER OF WIT ERCE..
WHEREAS, the City of Cape Canaveral has heretofore not
had a Chamber of Commerce, and
WHEREAS, The City of Cape Canaveral, because of its
unique location and proximity to this nation's space efforts,
needs a Chamber of,C=nerce to aid the many visitors and
tourists to fully appreciate this city's attributes, and
WHEREAS, The City of Cape Canaveral Chanber of Commerce
will enhance this city by bringing people to settle and trade
in this area, and
14HEREAS, the City of Cape Canaveral has been informed that
Jack G. Teaeeny has been elected President of the City of
Cape Canaveral Chamber of Ccm erce.
NCd, Tid•UTORE, be it resolved by the City Council of the
City of Cape Canaveral, Florida, that the duly elected President,
Jack G. Te,,7veny, be recognized as the President of the City
of Cane Canaveral Chamber of Carmerce, and furthermore that
the City of Cape Canaveral Chamber of Commerce be recognized
and approved as this city's Chamber of Commerce with all rights
and privileGes thereto appertaini.n C.
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4. The last item of business was a request for variance of
George la-ian. The minutes of the Zonis; Hoard's Regular Meeting of '
July 3, 1963,ware read. A Potion was made by Mr. Jandreau, seconded by
Mr. 1•berwein to accept the Zoning Board's recommendations. Potion
carried. The vote was 3 for (Mr. Jandreau, Mr. Eberwein and Mr.
Murphy) and 1 against (Fir. Hurck.
Recammndation of Zoning Board, extracted, from Minutes of June 26,
and July 3, 1963, were as follows:
"The variance was denied by the Zoning Board and the following
recommendations were submitted to the City Council:
1. The job to be stopped and remain as is until the folloAnC
steps can betaken.
a. Exposed plumbing and wiring to be inspected before coverin; up.
b. Septic Tank and Drain Field to be inspected by the Brevani
County Health Department if there was any new work done.
c. No Kitchens to be installed in the rne<v addition.
d. Bathrooms may be finished.
e. No additional electric . meter be installed on this building
under the present building permit."
On a motion made by Mr. AuThy, seconded by Mr. Jandreau and passed
unanimously, that the meeting be adjourned.
Meeting was adjourned at 8:30 P.M. -
Shirley S. Jotucins.. �-
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