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01-23-1952 Special Meeting(con) ��%I' //�� itchell,J 1,4,dy!/ Terrell Eugohe Rice A special meeting of the Mayor and Council was held at the City Hall, January 23, 1952. Mayor Pro-tem C. M. Hamby, presiding with the following Councilmen present; Harry Mitchell, Jr., C. C. Terrell, Eugene Rice and Glenn Yarbrough, Jr. Assistant City Engineer, Ralph Lewis, Jr. present. Minutes of previous session read, for information. Motion by Eugene Rice seconded by C. C. Terrell to have clerk write a letter expressing the concern of the Council for the Mayor who is ill and in the hospital. Voted unanimous. Applications read for Assistant Clerk. Motioh by Eugene Rice seconded by Harry Mitchell, Jr. to elect Mrs. Louise Logan at a salary of $36.00 per week, (52 days ),-V.ot'ed unan- imous. Ralph Lewis, Jr. reported to the Council that he and Mr. Poss had been to Newnan to investigate.the water tank for sale and that it was their opinion that the tank was the best buy of any investigated. Motion by Eugene Rice seconded by Glenn Yarbrough to hold over until next meeting a decision regarding purchase of a water tank and that Mr. Brovm at Newnan be contacted if time could be extended on a de- cision until the next meeting of the Council and if not a call meet- ing would be called in regard to the matter. Voted unanimous. Resignation of Fire Chief Earl Cobb read. It was reported by Eugene Rice that Mr. Cobb would reconsider if given $100.00 per month for fire building rent and he would also cut the list of ten firemen down to eight. Motion by C. C. Terrell seconded b4 Eugene Rice to pay � 100:00 per month fire building rent and $10.00 per month to eight volunteer firemen instead of ten volunteer as set up in the budget. Voted . unanimous. _This action effective February 1, 1952. Mbeting adjourned. Clerk Mayor Pro-tem, C. . C. Terrell / Glenn rough, Jr. (con) ��%I' //�� itchell,J 1,4,dy!/ Terrell Eugohe Rice A special meeting of the Mayor and Council was held at the City Hall, January 23, 1952. Mayor Pro-tem C. M. Hamby, presiding with the following Councilmen present; Harry Mitchell, Jr., C. C. Terrell, Eugene Rice and Glenn Yarbrough, Jr. Assistant City Engineer, Ralph Lewis, Jr. present. Minutes of previous session read, for information. Motion by Eugene Rice seconded by C. C. Terrell to have clerk write a letter expressing the concern of the Council for the Mayor who is ill and in the hospital. Voted unanimous. Applications read for Assistant Clerk. Motioh by Eugene Rice seconded by Harry Mitchell, Jr. to elect Mrs. Louise Logan at a salary of $36.00 per week, (52 days ),-V.ot'ed unan- imous. Ralph Lewis, Jr. reported to the Council that he and Mr. Poss had been to Newnan to investigate.the water tank for sale and that it was their opinion that the tank was the best buy of any investigated. Motion by Eugene Rice seconded by Glenn Yarbrough to hold over until next meeting a decision regarding purchase of a water tank and that Mr. Brovm at Newnan be contacted if time could be extended on a de- cision until the next meeting of the Council and if not a call meet- ing would be called in regard to the matter. Voted unanimous. Resignation of Fire Chief Earl Cobb read. It was reported by Eugene Rice that Mr. Cobb would reconsider if given $100.00 per month for fire building rent and he would also cut the list of ten firemen down to eight. Motion by C. C. Terrell seconded b4 Eugene Rice to pay � 100:00 per month fire building rent and $10.00 per month to eight volunteer firemen instead of ten volunteer as set up in the budget. Voted . unanimous. _This action effective February 1, 1952. Mbeting adjourned. Clerk Mayor Pro-tem, C. . C. Terrell / Glenn rough, Jr. Ao 0 R 0 Budget Adopted 1952 GENERAL FUND: - Salaries Mayor $30.00 per no. $360.00 Five Councilmen 15.00 pier mo. 900.00 Clerk 250.00 per moo 3,000.00 Assistant Clerk 144.00 per moo 1,728.00 Chief Police 250.00 per moo 30000.00 Police (two) 450.00 per moo 5,400.00 Sanitary.Forman 200.00 per moo 21400.00 Helpers (four) 169.00 per moo 81112.00 Superintendent 200.00 per moo 2,400.00 City Engineer 200.00 per moo 20400.00 Street DEpt. (four) 640.00 per moo 7,680.00 Firemen (ten) 100.00 per moo 11200.00 City Attorney 25.00 per moo 300.00 /a 919. 0 0 GENERAL FUND: - General Expenses Street Lighting $300.00 per moo $32600.00 Lights - City Hall 50.00 Heat - City Hall 60.00 Stationery 300.00 Telephone 144.00 Library Fees 30.00 per moo 360.00 AAcountant - Audit Report 425.00 Tax Assessors.(Three) 100.00 each 300.00 Civilian Defense 500.00 Insurance 950.00 Election Expense 50.00 Miscellaneous 100.00 Advertising 50.00 Trucks and Police Car 12500.00 Police.Supplies 350.00 Parks Department 1,000.00 Rent for Fire Station 50.00 per moo 600.00 Note on Building on Spring St. 10000.00 Street Repairs 3,000.00 Fire Dept. Supplies 400.00 Kindergarten Donation ($ 20.00 moo) 180.00 3g �Sa.ao WATER DEPARTMENT ( Waterworks & Sewerage Revenue) Income: Monthly water bills $340000.00 Joint County bills 212.00 34,212.00 Meter Installations 102000.00 Sewer Taps 202000.00 $64,212.00 Expense: Cobb County bills 8,500.00 Supplies 4 32000.00 Salaries: H. P. McCollum 150.00 moo 10800.00 T. J. Peck 180.00rrm- o. 2,160.00 Homer Prather 140.00 moo 1,680.00 J. L. Holmes 170.00 mo. 2,040.00 10 Water Revenue Transfers 37,200.00 $562380.00 -1- BUSIiVESS LICENSE FOR YEAR 1952 - A Advertising, Poster Outdoor. 15.0010•o6 Advertising Schemes and debices(not bill poster) each.. 15.00 Agency, Claim and collection ........................... 5.00 Agency, not herein specified to be fixed by Mayor and Council .................................. Auctioneers, Resident .................................. 10.00 Auctuineers, Transient, per day....... ... 20.00 Automobiles, Dealers in new cars ....................... 50,00 Automobiles, Dealers in used cars.. .................... 50.00 Automobiles accessories,,,,............ ...... 35.00 Automobile Accessories, in connection with any other licensed business.............. Automobile repair shop alone ........................... Automobile repair shop, in connection with any other licensed automobile business... Automobile Storage alone..,,.,,,*,,,,.,,,............... Automobile Storage, in connection with any other licensed automobile business......... Automobile Wash Rack, alone......... ... Auto Trucks for draying purposes ....................... X Automobile Bus or Taxi for hire each................. Must be insured and rivers registered with City (Age requirements and Chauffeurs License) Bakery.........'e�`':.�.................~................... Barber Shops, Mrst chair.......... ..................... Each additional chair, whether used or not..... Beauty Parlor, including two chairs .................... Beauty Parlor, in residence...........:: :.;.:�r.'� ...... X Beer, Reaail Bottle, Retail Draught, either or both.. License subject to approval of City Council Bicycle_,.Re pi-r Shop :.................................. Blacksmith Shop... ..................................... Book Store, handling bookd, stationery, office supplies, newspapers, magazines, and novelities.... XBondsman......... ... Boot and Shoe Repair Shop ..... .................... XBowling Alley, first alley ........................... each additional alley .................... Building Supplies ...................................... - C - Commercial Delivery Vehicles ........................... Cafe or Restaurant, alone .............................. Plus for Beer per case,,,,,- ............................ Per Barrell of 15.5 capacity*.,,,,,,,, ...... Per Barrell or 7.71 capacity ........................... Cigarettes, Cigarette papers, Cigars and Tobacco, in connection with any other licensed bu4iness... X Circus, for each performance, in discretion of Mayor, per day, $,10.00 to ..................... X Circus, or other shows, advertising by using bills, pictures, etc., its performance to take place outside the City in discretion of Mayor, per day, $10.00 to .................. X Clairvoyant or Fortune Teller ........................ Coal Dealer, all ........................................ Cold Drinks. ........................................... (in connection with other business) Constract6rs, Supervisors or other working on com- mission basis, or firms of such, employing, 10.00 25.00 10.00 10.00 5.00 35.00 25.00 20.00 35.00 15.00 �� a - 19-1-00 25.00 -10 00 50.00 5.0,0 5.00 20.00 20.00 35.00. 20.00 10.00 50.00 .7 s od 17.50 35.00 .72 3.00 1.50 5.00 100.00 100.00 1000.00 15.00 5.00 takin or ofl eying to take contracts not to ex- ceed 10,000.00 shall pay a license per year: 1,000.00 to $ 5,000.00..................... 25.00 51*000.00 to 101000.00..................... 35.00 10,000.00--- up .............. ...... .. ... 75.00 (Nopabyjj ding permit to be ussued until � cease fias Been - 2 - Subcontractors furnishing labor and superintendents of construction shall be held to be liable for the payment of license as other con- tractors. Construction workers Stand (Cig. & drinks) .............. 15.00 - D - Dance xall........................................... Prohibited Drays and Auto Trucks, solicition orders and de- livering merchandise not covered by Ad Valaron Tax.150.00 Drug Stores,. soda founts and ice cream combined......... 35.00- Dry Goods, Clothing & Shoes ............................. 35.00 X Drummer, or any person engaged in selling goods, ware or merchandise to other persons than re- gistered merchants in the City dealing in that particular line of goods, offered by said per- son or drummer, shall before offering to sell such article, pay a license of .................... 35.00 Dry Cleaning Place ...................................... 40.00 - E - No person shall be allowed to do any kind of electrical work, such as wiring of houses or any other class of electrical work, unless he has first obtained a license, gotten a permit for each job, and no wires shall be erectedexcept in the manner prescribed by the Southeastern Underwriters Code of Electrical Wiring. Electrical Contractors and dealers in electrical supplies 50.00 Electrical Contractors, not dealers in electrical supplies ............................................ 50.00 Electrical Dealers, handling ranges, refrigerators and other appliances (not contractors)..****............ 50,00 Electric Companies furnishing power and lights including all appliances ................... 3% of revenue IQ Peed Store, corn mill and wheat mill....... ............. 25.00.- Fertilizer Dealer....... ................................ 15.00•. Filling Stations ........................................ 35.00' Florist ................................................. 10.00 Fruit Stand & Vegetables(fresh)......................... 30.00 Furniture Store and Electrical Appliances............... 65,00 Furniture Store Along ................................... 35.00 - G- Gas Company, including all a pliances................... 300.00 Gas Fitters or Plumbers and eating, -each............... 50.00 GiftShop ............................................... 5.00 Gunsmith, including bicycle and sewing machine. repair... 10.00 H - Hardware and supplies .................................. 75.00. Hat Cleaners and Reblockers, and agents for............ 5.OQ Hatchery, Electric......... ............................ 10.00 - I - Ice manufacturing, Storage, and retailing.............. 130.00 Ice Cream, sold from wagon ............................. 100.00 Insurance, local office ................................ 35.00 Insurance, Industrial...... ............................ 25.00 Insurance, Any company doing business through agents in City........................................ 30.00 - 3 - - J - Jeweler and reapir shop ................................ 25.00. Job Printing ........................................... 10.00 - L - 7�J11 ' Laundry Laundry �Pick nUp40 �Station................................ .00 X Loans, negotiating and closing ....................... 50.00 - M Manufacturers, Inventory less than $10,000.00.......... 10.00 Machine Shop ........................................... '`25000 Marble .er.+-Stone Agents having no shop in the City......: 10.00 Mattress'Makers or benders ............................. 1.0.00 Meat Market ............................................ 25.00 Merchants carrying a stock up to $1,000.00....9..:..,,, 25.00 Merchants carrying a stock of $1,000.00 and up......... 40.00 "T'illinery. .............................................. 10.00 Music Box, electrically operated.... 20.00 News Paper ............................................. 25.00 Pin Ball +achine.......................................Prohibited Painter, contractor .................................... 25.00 Peanut and Popcorn Stand... 5.00 X eddlin,............................: �.. :.:",:�:.. o'1Mb.00 Photographers ........................ .':r............ 16:001z,�-o Photographers, transient per day...Q......ti!............ ��. .5.00 Plumber,�—with or without shop, alone ................... 50.00 XPool Table, first table .............................. 35:00 Each additional table.................... 20.00 Produce, buy or sell, alone :........................... 20.00 Radio and T. V. Shop ................................... 25.00 Radio and Supplies dealer in or agent for electrical supplies ................................... 50.00 Real Estate, dealers and agents, alone or in connection with some other licensed business ................ 40.00 Recapping Tires ........................................ 20.00 - S - Sewing Machines, dealer in or agent for ............... 50.00 Shoe Shop ( See Boot and Shoe Shop) Signs,. Dealer in. ..................................... 15.00 Sigh Painters, resident and dealer .................... 5.00 Storage, alone ........................................ 25.00 T - Telepgraph Company ................................... 10.00 Telephone company :................................... 250.00 Tin and Tinker Shop .................................. 5.00 Toilet Articles, resident canvasser........... ....... 10.00 Trimmers, meaning covering or repairing tops, cushions etc., of automobiles, buggies or other vehicles ..orfurniture................................... 15.00 ypewriters and Adding Machines, dealers in.......... kazoo heater .............................................. 50".bo e l -U- Undertakers..j........................................... 25.00 - W, 01-0 `fielding Shop ................... a........................ 10.00 uaDol wull of fine mayor. Section 5. Be it further ordained that it shall be unlaw- ful for any pool room to remain open after 11 o'clock at night, or allow any games played on pool tables, and where pool room is operated in connection with lunch counter or other business, the proprietor or operator of such business shall keep dark and not allow public access to the part of building in which pool tables are located. And all windows and doors facing the streets must be kept clear of all Post- ers, signs, paint or other obstacles that would cut off the view of the passing pedestrians. Section 6. Be it further ordained it shall be unlawful for any person, firm or corporation to sell or offer to sell any alcoholic liquor, wine, beer or malt beverages of in- toxicating nature after 11 o'clock at night. Section 7. Be it further ordained by the authority afore- said that all licenses issued under this ordinance for spe- ficic or special license tax shall be posted conspicuously in the place of business of the person, firm or corporation to whom the licenses are issued, and upon their failure to do so, the license in the discretion of the Mayor, shall be revoked and they shall be punished as prescribed in Sec- . €:: tion 55 or the Code of said City. Section 8. Be it further ordained by the authority afore- said that the Mayor of the City shall have the right to re- voke any license issued under this ordinance, whether a person doing business under such license shall violate any law or ordinance of the United States, or of the State of Georgia or of the Town of Smyrna, in pursuance of such business conducted under such license, or when it shall be proven before the Mayor that the health, morals, inter- `!st and convenience of the public demand the revocation of such license or the person, firm or corporation holding such license was issued, and said Mayor shall report his revocation of such license to the next regular meeting of the City Council for their ratification or rejection and should the action of the Mayor be sustained by the Coun- cil, then the said license shall be permanently revoked, otherwise it shall be restored and remain in full force. Section 9. Be it further ordained by the authority afore- said that the license issued under this ordinance shall be transferred to any other person, firm or corporation doing the same business at the same place or places of business, upon the written approval of such transfer, by the Mayor of this City, who shall have full discretion to approve or disapprove such transfer. Section 10. Be it further ordained by the authority of the aforesaid that any persons who shall begin or carry on any said business or occupations without first obtain- ing said license as prescribed above, shall upon conviction, be fined by the Mayor in a sum not exceeding $100.00 or in default of the payment thereof shall be required to work on the streets of said City not exceeding fifty days. Section 11. Be it provided that if any section, para- graph or part of this ordinance shall for any reason be ad- judged by a court to be invalid, such judgement shall not affect the remainder of the Ordinance. SI Passed in Council, January 8-, ilk. J. M. GIBSON Mayor