Laserfiche WebLink
• . <br />4. A Public Hearing of the Planning and Zoning Commission was <br />held on amending Ordinance No. `780, Section 13-404, Sub- <br />paragraph (4) (C). Walter Roberson, Chairman of the Plann- <br />ing Commission spoke in favor of the amendment. Commissioner <br />Thomas made a motion, seconded by Commissioner Crofoot, <br />that the amendment be passed. Motion carried. <br />CAPTION: <br />A LOT ON WHICH THE~ZE IS ERECTED OR CONVERTED A <br />MULTIPLE-FAMILY DWELLING SHALL CONTAIN AN AREA <br />OF NOT LESS THAN ONE THOUSAND TWO HUNDRED (1,200) <br />SQUARE FEET PER FAMILY UNIT SITUATED ON THE GROUND <br />FLOOR; PROVIDED, HOWEVER, ON ANY LOT ON WHICH A <br />MULTIPLE-FAMILY DWELLING IS ERECTED SHALL CONTAIN <br />A MINIMUM OF SIX THOUSAND (6,000) SQUARE FEET. <br />********************** <br />5. Mr. Werner reported he had been in contact with Ad-Valorem <br />Records, Inc., Coastal Data Processing and Eugune Hovey, <br />in regard to having City office work done by the computing <br />system. After lengthy discussion it was decided by the <br />Commission to meet August 25, 1969, at 7:00 P. M. with <br />Mr. Hovey and Mr. Emberg of Ad-Valorem, for a work <br />session on the problem. <br />********************** <br />6. Mr. Werner reported he had notified West Construction Co. <br />and Gulf Bitulithic Company, by certified mail, on the <br />street work guarantee. A representative from Gulf Bit- <br />ulithic came out and inspected work done by their company <br />and agreed to fix the repair work needed. West Construct- <br />ion Company had not replied. Mr. Werner and Carlos Smith <br />met with Mr. Walter Smith in regard to street work done <br />by the Smith Construction Company. Mr. Smith agreed to <br />pay for sand that had been spread on streets repaired <br />by his company. <br />********************* <br />7. A recommendation from Mr. Dan Kennedy, City Building In- <br />spector, was read by Mr. Werner. Mr. Kennedy recommended <br />licensing of air-conditioning contractors operating with- <br />in the City. An annual license fee of $25.00 and a $1,000.00 <br />bond was discussed by Mr. Werner and the Commission. The <br />bond would be in conformance with the Southern Standard <br />Building Code. Mr. Werner was asked by the Commission to <br />arrange a meeting with local air-conditioning contractors <br />to discuss the matter. <br />********************* <br /> <br />