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Home My WebLink AboutMinutes 09-01-1964MIIUfES CF HEGULkR M21:Tn!G CITY CGUNCIL September 1, 1964 The Regular Meeting of the City Council of the City of Gape Canaveral, Florida was held at 7:35 P.M. at the City Hall Annex, 130 Jackson Ave., on the let day of September, 1964. The Meeting was called to Order by Mayor Thurm and the roll was called by the Clerk.. Officials present were Mayor Richard Thum, Councilmen: Wm. Eberwein, Jack Hurck, Mrs. Francis Jamieson,, Eugene Jandreaus J. D. Badgett - City Manager, T. Dairid Burns - City Attorney, Donna J..Anderson - City Clerk, Chief Wlmberley - Sargent -at -Arms. The Minutes of the Regular Meeting of August 18th, 1964 and of the Special Meeting of August 26th, 1964, were read by the Clerk and there being no additions or corrections, were approved as read. Item 1. Mosquito Control Ordinance Mayor Thurm read "AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY of CAPE CANAVERAL, FLORIDA, RFL,.TIIiG To MCSQUITO calTROLi IMING CERTAIN CONDITIONS LIHEELY TO BREED I- ESQUITOS ILIEGALI PROVIDING A FENALTYI Pr20VIDING AN EFFECTIVE DATE." Mr. Jandreau made a Motion to approve 2nd and Final Reading. Mr. Hurck seconded the lotion. Mrs. Jamieson then made a Motion to Amend Section 6, last sentence - Line 3,,after the word "City" to read "Health officer or the City Police Department are authorized to take necessary measures to abate the conditions which cause the breeding of mosquitoes, and all necessary costs incurred shall be charged against the person or corporation responsible." Mr. Hurck seconded the lotion and the Motion to Amend carried with Mr. Hurck, Mrs. Jamieson and Mr. Jandroau voting in favor and Mr. Lt.:rwein opposing. The ordinance as amended was adopted with Mr. Hurck, Mrs. Jamieson and Mr. Jandreau voting in favor and Mr. Lberwein opposing. Item 2 Communicable Ordinance (let Reading) Mayor Thum read'ILN ORD311ANGE GRANTING FIYr. BEACISB CAME TV,INC., ITS SUC.: S3CR3 AND ASSIGIIS, A FRAiCHISE FOR THE FURNISHING AND TRANSMISSION OF TELEVISION KiGEPTION SERVICE BY CABLE FOR THE OFsRATIOZI OF COI4•UN1TY ANTEN,A SYSTEMS, AND Il•D'O3I1;G PP.OVISICIIS AND CONDITIONS RELATING THERETO." Hr. Hurck made a I•lotion to approve first reading. Mr. Jandreau seconded the Motion and it was passed unanimously. Item 3 %later Franchise (2nd and Final Reading)' Mrs. Jamieson =de .a Motion to Amend Eectl6n 14, Page 6 - Line 2, after the words 'exigencies of the case." by striking the remaining portion of Section 14. Mrs. Jamieson withdrew the Motion temporarley. 121w ;S OF REGULAR WILTING, September 1, 1964 Page 2 MM. Hurck made a Motion to approve 2nd and Final Reading of sAN ORDINANGE GRllT1::G TO M-,- CITY f.F COCOA, FLORIDA, TIL RIGHT, PRIVIIF.OE AND FRANCHISE TO OPERATE A HATER WORKS SYSTEM IN THE Clff L? CAPE CANAVERAL AND RIGHTS OF WAY AND EASEWiTS FOR T11Z LAYING CF PIPS UNDsR AND ACR03S THI; STREdTS, AVLNUi ;, ALLEYS, ,PARKS AND.UTHsh PLACES OF TIL CM OF CAFE CANAVERAL, FOR SAID PURPOSE, NEFINING THE TER19, DONDTTIONS, AND LIMITATIWS OF THE SAID RIGHTS, AND FOR GTH::R PURPOSES." Mr. Jandreau seconded the Motion. Mrs. Jamieson restated her Motion to.Amend, Mr. Hurck seconded and the Amendment was passed unanimously. Mr. Hurck then made a Motion to adopt the Ordinance as amended, Mr. BBbecwein seconded the Motion and the Ordinance as Amended passed by the unanimous vote of the Council. Mrs. Jamieson made a Motion directing the City Attorney to draw a Resolution expressing sympathy regarding the death of Mrs. Elisabeth Holmes. Mr. Hurck seconded the lotion and it was passed unanimously.' 11Ma WSWISS Item 1. Reimbursement of Expenses - City Officials & Employees Ordinance (let Reading) Mayor Thurm read "AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY CF CAPE. CANAVERAL RENTING TO EXFi:NS:i R3IMDURi ENTS OF CITY CFFICERS, BI•IPLOULS AND AGENTS, PROVIDING All EFFIXTIVE DAT.S." Mk. Hurck made a lotion to approve first reading. Mr. Jandreau seconded the Notion and it was passed unanimously. Iten 2. Public Hearing - Adoption of Budget After Public Hearing and discussion, Mr. Hurck made a Motion to adopt the Pudget Resolution as amended and read by the City Attorney. The Resolution was adopted with Mr. Hurck, Mr. Eberwein and Mr. Jandreau voting infavor of Adoption and Mks. Jamieson opposed. Said Budget attached hereto and made a part, of the Minutes. Item 3. Anointment of City Auditors On a Motion by Mr. Jandreau, seconded by Mr. Eberwein, Montenegro & Company were reappointed as the City Auditors by the unanimous vote of the Council. There being . no other business before the Council, the Meeting was adjourned on a Motion by Mr. Hurck, seconded by Mr. Jandreau and passed unanimously. An roved this ' ,1-t days of September, 1964 � c CITY OF CAPE CANAVERAL SUHHM OF BUDGET For Toar October 1, 1966 — September 30, 1965 GENERAL FUND GENERAL GOVERNMENT Legislative $ 4,250 Administrative 29,700 City Nall 42,120 Judicial - 9,600 Planning and Zoning I �160�0 Total General Government $ 87, 70 PROTECTION TO PERSONS AND PROPERTY Police Service $ 37,760 Fire Service 1 00 Total Protection to Persons& $ 501900 Property PUBLIC WORKS Engineering $ 7,500 Inspection 9,992 Streeter Unsurfaced 16,325 Parke & Playgrounds 7,000 Lights Total Public Works 455,,217 217 TOTAL GENERAL FUND $ IMi3D)Tt- RESERVE FOR OPERATION I $ 91400 ' X39 PAGES OFe GENERAL FUND P AGE + 0F8 1963 1964 1964 1965 EST EST Building Permit. 0 14,400. E 14,500 Occupational Licenses 14,400 17,000 Cigarette Tax 14,400 18,000 Utility Tax 31,200 38,000 Florida Power & Light 18,000 21,000 T. V. Franchise 400 Gargabo Franchise 9,200 7,200 Rental Income 1,200 1,200 Filing Feee 60 90 Zoning Fees. 250 4ao Copies of Ordinances 100 50 Dog & Cat License 50 50 Fines & Forfeitures -0- 7,500 Other 150 350 & or - in Fed. Tax Payable $ 120,000.00 $ 125,740.00 Actual 1963 Surplus Estimated 1964 Surplus 27,763.54 TOTAL 147 763.34 147.763.54 I1 ,260.00 197E ;000,00 ar This column totals 3101,410. $ 120,000, based on actual rscslpts Receipts are expected to amount to to date. P AGE + 0F8 GENERAL GOVERNMENT 1964 1965 Legislative Mayor and Council Salaries $ 1,300. Contractual Service Printing & Publishing 400. Travel, Conference Schools 1,000. Audit 1,100. Commodities Offfee Supplies Other Charges K100. Sibs. wW Memberahips 100. TOTAL MAYOR & COUNCIL '�1rIB6p,� /oo Elections ` Salaries 50. Contractual Service Printing & Publishing 50. Other 25. Commodities Office pp 2 TOTAL ELECTIONS 150. TOTAL LEGISLATIVE $.lni50, y,75s Administrative General Offieo Salaries 22,500. OASI and Insurance 1,300. Contractual Service Cosm Mut ens & Postage 1,500. Printing & Publishing Travel, Conference, Schools 1,500. Maintenance & Repairs of Equipment Commodities office SM Pplios 2,000. Rent — Equipment 100. Insurance 400. Capital Outlay` iture & Equipment C her Misc. 0000, TOTAL GENERAL OPYICE 29$ ,700, City Nall Salaries Contractual Service Utilities 500. Maintenance, Repairs of Holding & Equipment +1,000. Commodities General N`�ipplics +2,000, Other Charges Mnt 1,6204 Capital outlay Building 30,000. Furniture & Equipment • 71000. TOTAL CITY HALL V42,120. PAGES OF$ I.=/ Judicial Law and dourt Foos -*1007- y, vec Commodities Offic— a .sa-ppiiea 600, Other Disbursments Contingencies 2,500. Other 2,500. TOTAL LAW AND COIJEf 17,600 Planning & Zoning Salaries .•. Contractual Service Consultant fees 1,500. Printing & Publishing 100 TOTAL PLANNIM} & ZONING 1 TOTAL GENERAL GOVERNMENT $4)ote4e. S$ .qyo ** Arbitrary spread. of $ 10,000. to Equip std Operate new Wilding GENERAL GOVERNMENT Salaries •30,858. Contractual Service -0}6Rrr. r, 7yy- Convioditiee 6,625. Other Charges 5,720. Capital Outlay 37,000. t Ij PAGE6 OFS PROTECTION TO PER30NS & PROPERTY Police Service Salaries $ 25,500. OASI 800. Contractual Service Communications 1,700. Printing & Publishing Utilities 420, Boarding Prisioners 500. Travel, Conference, Schools 1,000. Maintenance, Repair of Equipment 300. . Building Repairs Commodities PPa�i —lice & Misc. 300. Motor Fuel & lubricants, Ins. VA '/o Uniforms & Equipment 1,500. Capital Outlaw Furniture & Equipment Machinery & auto equipment 1 00. TOTAL. POLICE PROTECTION s 34p. 37710 Fire Service Dry Call. Pay 3,978. Contractual Service Comcunicatione 600. Utilities 700. Maintenance & Repair of Equipment 480. Connoditiea Motor7usl & lAbrleaote 500 6.. Othe See Fydrsnt Rent 2,500. Capital Outlay Machinery & Automotive Equipment '3,072. Fire Fighting Equipment 1.210. TOTAL FIRE PROTECTION $ �r},668: /3♦ �yo PROTECTION TO PERSONS & PROPERTY Salaries 30,278. C Contractual Service ommodi* os 5,700. &yo Other Charges 2,500. Capital Outlay. 5, So yDe' li FFGE 7 OF$ PUBLIC WORKS Engineering Contractual Service Consulting & Surveys 7:500, TOTAL ENOINEERINO $ 7,500. Inspection Salaries 7,280. OASI 262. Commodities Office -i ppliea . 30. Motor ruck &Lubricants 520. Other 100. Capital Outlay Furniture & Equipment Machinery & Auto Equipment 1.800. TOTAL INSPECTION $9,992. Streets Unsurfaced Streets Salaries & Wages 4,000, OASI 125 Contractual Service W tonanco & Repair of Equipment 2,000. Commodities Motor uel & lubricants 1,200. General Supplies - Streets 500. Capital at• lav Street Signs 2,000. Machinery &Auto Equipment 6•5_00 . .TOTAL STREETS $ 32 5 Lights Contractual Service Utilities 4,000, Commodities General pplies 400. Capital Outlay Street Lights TOTAL LIGHTS $ 4,400. Parks & Pla rounds General tenaac; Salaries 500,. Contractual Service Utilities 120. Maintenance & Repair of Building & Structures 180. T.!e gni nc & Repair of Improvements . 32R- Capital Outlay hcOt r Improvements TOTAL PARKS & PLAYGROUNDS $ X00,? co PUBLIC WORKS ,49,W -Ys a/7 Salaries 12,167. Contractual Service 13,900, Commodities -21%9. oSo Other Charges Capital Outlay X90- /C/ /oo 4-g PAGES OFS