011080-121180

Meeting of the North Beach Town Council 117
Thursday, January 10, 1980

Mayor Hall called the meeting to order at 8:00 P.H.

Present: Eayor Hall, Treasurer Robinson, Councilmen Jenkins, :ctaum, Hoberts, Robinson
and Strong.

Absent: Councilman Lf· Hall.

The minutes of the December meeting were read and approved as read.

The Treasurer's report for December 1979 was read as follows:

Balance in the General Fund Nov. JO, 1979

Less Bills Paid in the month of Dec, 1979:

Folice Salaries (225 .JO Xmas Bonus) J,856,64

Street Salaries " " " 4,078.0J

.Gas and Elec, Co, 1,100.09
" "" 28.25

C, and P. Telephones, F. 89,89

Nd. Nat. Bank, Int, Rev. 1, 121.60

Comp. of the Treasury 414.81

Employees Retire ent System 1,220.92

Iv1d, I~unicipal League Ins, J74.8J

'rl-1elma S. Robinson, Treas 594.81

" " " , Xmas Bonus 50.00

Betty K. Freesland, Clerk 298.13

"" ti , Xmas Bonus 46,91+

Matthew J. Burger, trudk repair lJl,00

) Lad. Aux. N.B.V.F.D. 100,00
R. Jarnagin, stamps for police dept, 11.25
L Fr. Fred. Recorder 27.14

Stegman and Asso. Auditors 4,475,00

Cargill Salt Co, 1,556,47

Hub Uniform Co, P, 58.44

Snow Valley 9,00

Bee's Auot Serv. Sts. 22,70

Bowen's Florist 17,00

Tucker's Hdw. F, & Sts. 90,_51+

Jesse Jo Bowen, Mosquito C, al. 239,00

Thelma S, Robison, Office Supplies 12.29

Village Camera Shop, F. 26,61

Charles A, Cox, Fire Ext. Jl.00

Reliable Oil Co. 118 .12

Sherberts Eobile, sts. 77.J6

" " , police 85J.37

Nd, National BAnk, deposit box rent 10.00
Atty Thomas A, Rymer, fee
500 .oo

Betty·K. Freesland, post. pbone 22.09

Comm.-of Leonardtown 171.62

Irvin H. Hahn, F. . lJ.10

County Chryslerrnew cruiser - 279,95

22,127,99 22,127.92
40,1+86.45
I Receipts for the monht of December 1979:
.... :con:tinued, .. II ••••••••
L Taxes collected 2, J?I+, 10
980.00
Special Assessments

Penalties 121.27

Trader's Licenses, County 6,90

State Highway Adm. Rebate 2,566,09

Incmrne tax rebate 2,618.64

118 :Meeting, Thursday, Janvary 10, 1980

. (Oont.Lnusd )

Treasurer's report continued: 148,00
Receipts continued: 2,00
Reim. by Ins. Co, windsheild damage
8,817,00
Polic<:? Reports

Less amount of tax receipts deducted by County __ 8.817,00.
49,JOJ.45
Treasurer for tax credits 95.JJ
9j.1J
Balance in General Fund Dec, Jl, 1979
49,208.12

Reve¥U~ Sharing Fund.:

Balance in Revenue Sharing Fund Nov. JO, 1979 $ 4,985,89

less Bills Paid in Dec. 1979: 57 5._61
4,410,28
Calvert Independent 28,35

So, Md, Oil Co, .54L_26

575,61

Balance in Revenue Sharing Fund De~. Jl, 1979

Anti-recession Fund balance 2.09

Ger.e ral Reserve Fund balance 180, 000 .00

Tax Differential Fund balance 130, 212. 7L~
Community Fund balance 5, 001. 77

Sewer Revenue Fund, Dec. 1272: _

Balance in Sewer Revenue Fund Nov •. JO, 1979 54~022.89

Less Bills Paid in the month of Dec. 1979: "7,096.64
46,926.25
Gas and Elec, Co, 819,51
930.60
C, and P, Tele. Co. 21.05 $ 47,856.8.5

Owings Lumber Co, 94.05

Superior Septic Tank Serv. 715.00

Kathleen Fowler 400,00

Triangle Ins. Co,, Treas. Bond 450.00

H, and E. Wagner Co, 35.JO

Arell Serv. Inc. 1,790,75

Taylor Chemicals 74,58

Delmarva Labs 180,00

Cotton's Septic Tank Ser'¬ &&. 719.40

G. B. Sherwood Co, 1,797,00

7,096,64

Receipts for the month of Dec, 1979:
Service charges collected
Fenalties

Balance in Sewer Revenue Fund Dec. 31, 1979

l'lr. Robinson moved that the Treasurer 1 s report be .caccepted as read. Ifr. · Jenkins
seconded the motion. Ko td on carried.

Committee reports: Finance - no report.
Roads and Streets - no report.
Permits - no report.
License: Hr. Strong advised that :the Special Committee to inspect the various
business places had not completed :their report and stated that they hoped to
complete on Saturday, All license ren~wals being held until clerk received the

Qrueneosrtti.on was asked about the work on Nelvin Brown 1 s house and 1~·-1r. Roberts advi· sed

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that he was working on the house and. appeared to be almost finished.

Fublic Safety - Mr. Raumadvised that 49 ca.Las were recieved arid answered for January.
He further advised that Officer Calalrell 'had resigned effective 12-31-79 due to
L- a conflict with his other job.

Hr. Raumadvised that he would like to recommendthe hiring of two pa:r:t time officers,

he had interviewed: Carl Powell, 36 years old, trained and experienced, 1 year over

legal age, however, could get waiver "for part time work; a.nd Jim Ferider, Jr., who
is untrained, He stated that he would lil~e to have men on standby since the department
is done to three men, 2 trained and 1 untrained. He said trainh1g courses were coming
up and will need men to fill in schedules. He further advised that Towncould use
untrained manfor 1 year.

I'.r. Raummovedthat Powell and Fender, Jr. be hired as temporary part time men.
Motion seconded by Er. Robinson. Notion carried.

Sanitation no report.

A letter was read from lir. Cochran re: increased costs for sludge removal due to

increase of gasol ne and oil. He requested an increase of $~.50 per 2200 gals,

total :t53 .46.

:Mr, Roberts movedto accept the increased cost as a j stified one. Eotion seconded
y Hr. Raum, Eotion carried.

The Council was advised that the tires forthe dumptruck had been ordered by Sherberts
but had not been received yet. Two now tires were put on pick up truck.

:MayorHall advised that he had attended meeting on the Twin Beach Sewer Facility with

M:r. Raum. He briefed the Council on the meeting explaining tha i the survey for Step 2

of the project was apprsaching. The cost for Step 2 survey - $18,600. He explained

that North Beach and the county wruld - pay higher percentage than Chesapeake Beach of

this amount since our use would be greater than Ches. Beach of the new facility.

Eayor Hall stataed that the contract had been received but he had numerous questions

which must be answered before he ·would consider signing it - who will bear burden to

up date our spumping stations (#1 needs major work done on it, never had m1ty major

repairs other than t¥2 and #3). -

MayorHall also stated that he would like to purchase land from K, Spasaro to bring

#1 station above ground. He added that he would consult with H. Sturdevant, our engineer

before making any decision.

WhenEr. Strong asked if it looked beneficial to become part of the - regio:nal sewerage

system, JvTayor Hall advised that due to the number of violations received it is impossible

to up date our plant to meet the standards of the state ,

Questions of the fees to be charged to the property ownersis one of the questions yet

to be answered. He suggested setting-a meeting up with H, Sturdevant as soon as possible ...

(To be next week - day undetermined).

MayorHall advised tra t he and Nr. Raumattended a meeting on the 1980 census and

advised that it is our duty to stress the-importance of each and every citizen to

fill out and return the census forms which we will be receiving in the mail soon.

Our revenues from federal, state and county government are all based on an accurate

head count. He further stre:esed that the Census Bureau is only department where the

information is 100% confidential - records cannot be impounded,

t He advised that jobs would be available for approximately 275,000 people for 6 - 8 months.

'------- low wages ($4.00 - $4.59 per hour).

Nr, Roberts movedthat a warrant be issued on Lubbes :for failing to clean up property.
He advised that three letters had been sent to her and he wanted something done.

No second on mo'tdon, (

120 Minutes, Meeting, January 10, 1980

(Continued)

The bills for the month of December, 1979 were submitted for payment:

Genera~ bills, Dec. J;;2.29:

Police Salary, inc, Xmas bonuses 3,856,6L~

Strret Salary, " " " 4,078.03

Gas and Elec, Co., T, hall 26,75
77.53
C. and I. Tele. oe., Police

iv;d, l~at. Bank, Int. Rev, 1, 121.60

Employees -Retirement 1,220.92

Comp. of Treasury, ¥tl. Tax 414.81

Treeas. Salary, & Bonus 644.81

Clerk!s Salary, " " 298,13 + 46,94

Snow Valley 14.00

Bee's Auto Supply, Ins. sts. 134,98

Tucker's Hdw. sts. 36.12

11 11 police 38.10

Village Camera Shop, Police :8.40

Reliable Oil Co, 12/15/79 98 40

County Chrysler Pl.ymou th , Police car 279,95 Service contract

Cus tom Auto Care 'lcar 3690, } . 189,80

Security Outlets, Inc. Police 35,50

So. Md. Communications, Police 897,25

So, Hd. Cil Co. 178.40
196,00
0. F. Bowen, Agency, add new J. car

Ward~s Texaco, J?, 12.60

Calvert Independent, Police 66.oo

Employment Security Adm. 640,64 HOLD

Owings Lumber Co. 22.40
Pr. Fred. Hotors 6,79

Thelma S. Robinson, certified mail 4.59

So, Hd. Oil Co, 28,84

Sherberts lfomile 730.95

Sewer Revenue_fund Bills.! Dec, 1.972:
Gas and Elec, Co.
C, & P. Tele, Co. 861.48
G, B. Sherwood Co,
Mercantile Safe Dep. & Trust 18.33
Horgan E, Russell 1,797,00
150,75
Delmarva labs 665,00
Arel Service Co, Stat"#}
J, R. McCrone, Jr, Inc. 225,00
Coton1s Septic Tank Serv.
Share Corp. 338,09
Dennis Chlorinations Service _541. 3.5
575,52
Arell Service 259,85
164.95
414.20

Re'len_Sh~ring.L Dec. 127.2..L 1,068.07
Gas and Elec. Co, sts. 27.00

Revenue Shar, Advisory Bulletin

Hr, Jenkins moved to pay bills presented, Er. Robinson seconded the motion, Ifotion
carried.

Question was raised about how the Town planned to dispose of the old police car.
The clerk waas asked to place an ad in the county paper - 1975 Flymouth, etc.
Officer Caldwell offered $100,00.

Painting of the Town hall and repamr of the fence was discussed.

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(Continued)

l"!r, Robinson movedthat the meeting be adjourned, Notion seconded by Mr, Jenkin s ,
Eotion car..cied. ·

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Special Meeting, Town Council
January 15, 1980

I>:aybr Hall called the meeting to order for the :purpose of discussing the Twin Beaches
Regional Sewer Pl.an with Engineer H. Sturdevant·.
Fresent: Mayor Hall, Treasurer Robinson, Councilman enkins, Raum and Robinson,
No quorumwas present due to the absent of Hr. D, Hall, Roberts and Strong.

Lr. Sturdivant advised the council that a Federal grant had been applied for by LES
for project. 1~uestions of overall costs? to 'I'oun? and Fer dwelling? etc? still
remain to be answered. Lr. Sturdivant looked at the contract received from Klein
a t termey for Ches. Beach, and ad.vised that the Town not sign anything until ques t.Ions
are answered and more facts are available.

Nr. Sturdivant requested an· agreement whereby we recognize him as our engineer to
speak for us on matters concerning the sewer facility.

Meeting adjourned.

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122 Minutes of the .1\orth Beach. Town Counc Ll,
Thursday, February 14, 1980

Mayor Hall called the regular February meeting to order at 8:05 F.h.

Present: Mayor Hall, Treasurer Hobinson, Councilmen .Ienk i.na , Raum, Roberts,

Hobinson and Strong, and Attorney Sheridan,. who arrived at 9:30 F.L.
Absent: Councilman D. Hall.

The minutes of the January meeting well'.'.'.e read • Sin:ee a 'quorum was not present
for the Special 'Meeting on January 15, 1980, no meeting was held. However, since

Mr. Sturdivant, consulting engineer, was present, the members of the Council discussed
the,-c-orrtra.ct from Chesapeake Beach on the regional seHer facility to be constructed

in Chesapeake Beach. Hr. Sturdivant advised that we request changes in the contract.

Mr. Robinson moved that the minutes be approved as read. hr, Raum seconded tee
motion, Hot.i on carried.

Mr. Robinson moved to recognize Hr. Sj_urdivant as consulting engineer to represent
the Town with MES and Chesapeake Beach: on the regional sewer facility. I":r. R"'um
seconded the motion. Motion carried"

The Treasurer's report for the mnnth of January, 1980 was read:

Balance in ~General Fund .,:;::D_,.§""C""s--'3'""1..,.,_~.:::1,...9..._7_,_9

Less Bills Fa Id in the month of Jan.. 1280: .

~olice Salary • 4,409,92

Street Salary 4,773,53

Gas and Elec. Co, 26.75

C, and F, Tele, Co, 257-7171 43.70

C. and P. Tele. Co. 855-6681 JJ. 74 I

Iid , National Bank, Int. Rev. 1,139.20 I._,

Comp. of th Treasury 415.62 -~

Employees R tirement System 1,287.20

Ed, l':unici:pal league, Ins, 294.61

Treasurer's Salary (Dec, ) 59~", 81

Clerk's Salary " 298,13

Snow Valley 14,00

Bee's Auto Supply 134.98

'Iucker-t s Hardware, sts, 36,12

" " , F. 38 . 10

Village Camera Shop, P. 18.40

Reliable Oil Co. 98,40

Custom Auto, P, 189,80

Security Outlets, F. 35.50

So. Hd, Equip. Co., F, 897,25

So. Md, Oil. Co. 178.40

0. F. Bowen, Agency Ins. P. 196. 00

Ward~s Texaco, I. 12,60

Calvert Independent, P, 66.00

Owings Lumber Co. 22.40

Fri nee Fred. Mo tors, P. 6. 7~

Thelma S, Robison, Cert. mail 4.59

So, f!fd, Oil Co, Transformer 28.84

Sherbert's Hob i.L, P. 697,65

" " , Sts. 33.JO

State Accident Fund 1, ?_Sl+.28

Reliable Oil Co. 129.39

Fostmaster, N. B. 28.. ,20

18,008.59

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(Continued)

Treasnrer's report continued:

Balance brought forward 1,896.10 31,199,53

~ $
47,856.85
I

L :fte£.eipts fo;r the month 9J Jan,. 12_8Q.:

Taxes collected

Penalties 157,99

Special Assess. 960.00

Income Tax Rebate 80,82

Business license 97,00

Building Permits 63,00

Admission and Amusement Tax Hebate 192,33

State Highway Adm. rebate 1,237,97

State Aid for Police F~otection 6,421.00

n,156,21

less amount of tax credit deducted by Connty Treasurer
Balance in General Fund Jan, Jl 1 1980

Sewer Revenue Fund for the mopth.of Jan. 1980
;Balance in Sewer Revenue Fund. Dec. '.21~~.2.

Les~ Bills Faid in the month of Jan. 19ft0:

Gas and Elec. Co. 861.48

C. and P. Tele. Co, 18,33

liercantile Safe Deposit and Trust 150/75

Iforgan E. Russell 665.00

) Delmarva Labs, 225.00
Arell Service, #1 pump sts. 338,09
L J, R, IfoCrone, engineers 541.35

Cottons Septic Tank Serv, 575,52

Share Corp. 259,85

Dennis Chlorination Serv, 164,95

Arel Service, Ill Slat, 414.20

4,214,52

Receipts for the month of Jan. 1980: 1,150,00 _J.,_J2L~.oo
Service charges 65,00
L~6,966,33
Fenal ties 910.00
Plumbing Fermits 1,129,00 - 1,02.2..:..QL_
Interest earaned on investments 3,315.21
J,324.00
Balance in Sewer Revenue Fund Jan. 31, 1980 lBe;,000.00
2.09
Revenue Sharing Fund:
Balance Dec. Jl, 1979 lJ0,212.74
5,001.77
Less Bills Pa Id in Jan, 1980: 1,068.07
Gas and ~lee, Co, Streets 27.00
Rev. Shar. Adv i so'ry ?Bulletin
1,095,07
Balance in Revenue Sharing Fund Ja~. 31, 1980

General Reserve Fund
Antirecession Fund
Tax Differential Fund
Community Fund

124 Minutes, Ifaeting, February 14, 1980
(Continued)

Hr. .Ienkt.ns moved to approve the reading cf the Treasurer's report.
Motion seconded by Er, Robinson. Notion carried,

Cornmti-l'..ElE? Re,J?prts: Finance: Er, Jenkins ad vised that the amount of gas being

used by the Iolice Department was way over the budget_ and he said they must cut -·

down on their driving and further suggested that they walk some.

Roaiids and Streets: Er. Robinson moved to purchase some rain gear for the town
cost of $100.
mployees (5 pair rain pants and 1pair of boots) at an approximate
by Nr. Jenkins.
f'om the Fotomac Rubber Co. ( CLe'rk t~ order). i1'.otion was seconded

r1otinn carried.

Eayor Hall advised t.ha t some cold patch was needed to do minor repairs as soon as
the weather warms up.

licenses: Tfr. Strong ad.vised that he did not have any report on license committee,

but he ·did have a report by the Special Co.lll.i~ittee(Strong, Hall and Roberts). He

advised that various businesses were not being recommended for license renewal until

they took steps to clean up their property and make certain repairs as noted, List

of 18 businesses and the reco:rmnendations were read.

Hr. Roberts moved to have the Town Attorney take legal action to close these

estab'l.Lshaerrts until the recommendations of the Commti.t.ee are met. Lotion

seconded by Mr. Strong.

Q,ue:ttion by Ifayor Hall - had license .r-eneva.Ls been sent out, The clerk advised that

renewal applications had been held up waiting for the report of the committee to be

included in wi±h~the application, Layor Hall suge;ested that an opinion from the

Town At to rny be given.

!fr. Strong stated that most of ±he requests were to have trash and other accumulations

removed from the property which would only take one or hio days to remove. He

recommended closing the businesses for one day until clean up was made,

Fr. Raum suggested that we wait until the attorney arrived for an opinion from him.

Hr, Roberts withdrew his motion until the arrival of the attorney,

r:r. - Jenkins suggested that a notice be sent arM.:if0l!@wiiJFwi'tn''-rlitltnit~;Djia:l:p§leAf'.ta:.G:tfil@ili:iC'::-:.,

Iublic Safety: citation.

Er. RAum advised that :J3 calls were received and answered.

Ifr, Raum advised that Off, Fendf)r had been acting chief for 90 days and moved. that

he be made Qh1tl with ~ther. salary. increase, and that Off. Jarnigan be

made Corporal with additionaJ.lli.20 per hour. Eotinn seconded by Er. Roberts. Motion
carriecL

Yir, Raum advised that he had an applicatmon for police officer from john Walter \{§:;r.d

31 years old, 3 years ex:p'?.:;:iencewith Sheriff's office, has had police training.

Mr.·Raum moved that Hr, Ward be hired as a full time man, 1 year probationary period.,

$5,30 per hour. Hotion seconded by l'.r. Robinson. Notion carried,

Sani tatiom ~:r. Roberts moved that John Chaillet, who has completed his six month

probationary period, be given an increase up to $5.00 per hour. ·:r. H um seconded

the motion, Notion eazr-Led , ;";.

Mr, Roberts aclvised that Chaillett is doing a very good job and recommends that the ....._,'
Town send him to Charles County Communi~ College for further training. (Needs
Class D license, Greenwell to get information),

Nayar Hall advised that the Corp of Engineers had cited the Town for violations of

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(Continued)

land filling at the sewer plant. He stated that they had treated the 'I'cun very fairly

L and had only made the Townmove1/10 of the fill. He advised that everything had
been pulled back and spread evenly, nowhe will call the Corp to comean inspect the
area to see if requirements have been raet.

lfr. · aumqi:restii':!ned2wha:'kdis:pesal wilLbe·tnade of. .Leaves ; ·.etc. ~which: bad. been dunped
in the ·,lanl!l f:iU ·,area.;;<,-;Hefadvised thai, if·~rn must haul them to Barstow, with the

high costs of gasoline, etc. we mayhave to increase the cost to property owners unless
some other arrangemen1cs can be made.

r:r, Strong suggested that anyone having large appliances to be removed, call the
county and they will comeand remove these large items. (l:umber to call is on Green

boxes).

r·~ayor Hall advised that with the man hours involved, increased costs of oil and gas,

distance to the county dump(23 miles), the trash renoval for the town was becoming
too expensive without consideration being given to an increased rate. He further
advised that bagging of all leaves and trash would help.

A complaint was heard from Er. Roger Shipe about leaves not being reli1ovedthat he

had raked from his property and others being picked up from the Eayor' s daughters' .
I·Iay9rHall advised that he would find out why Lr. Shipe 1 s leaves had not been removed.

I:r, Roberts advised that all leaves are supposed to be bagged according to Town
ordinances. r.:r, Strong recornmendedthat flyers be distributed advd sbng the property
owners to bag their leaves or trash.)otherwise the Townwill not remove them.

) License application was submitted by Hr. GlickfielG. for the Key Club; for approval

L of the TownCouncil.

~':r. Roberts stated that he did not think the Townneeds anymore liquor licenses and

suggested~~ some of the licesses where more than two police calls are made in a

month. He said Er. Koch (former operator of Key Club, nowdeceased) ran an excellent

place - oril.y l:ickey "s and Key Club did not create prob.Lensfor the Town.

Ifr. Glickfield asked what's wrong with Key Club and whydoesn't he want him to get a

license? He saated taat he had been in business all his lifet had a license 35 ye~rs,

Er. Roberts advised that he was against any more liquchr licenses in Town.

Nr. Jenkins movedto approve the license pending approval from I.iquor Board. Hotion
seconded by Mr, Robinson. Vote: Hays - Strong, Rob~n, ayes - Jenkfuns, Robinson,
Raum. Hotion carried.

A request was made to ask the LiquorBoa::rd. to conduct the fublic Hearing at the Town

Hall and The l'iayor advised that this· is the policy of the Liquor Board to hold the
hearings in the area of the license in question, (Hearing scheduled for l'larcn :2(J, 1980,

7•30.F.i,,)

.Attorney Dan Sheridan arrived and his opinion was asked on the licenses for the
business places which had received. notices that they could not renew their license

until certain recommendations of the Special Committee were met, He aas advised that
letters were sent to all business license holders in the Townon July 1, 1979 informing
\__ hem that certain standards must be met before their licenses would be renewed in
Jaruary 1980 (i.e. cleaning up exteriors of businesses, repairs and painting was requested);
A follow-up certified letter was sent Kovember12, 1979, to those business places where
no effort to complywith any of the requests were mad.e ," A final inspection of the
questional busirnss places was rnadein January and February, 1980• G9±~2t.license

126 I:inutes, Eeeting, February 14, 1980
(Continued

{w
renewal applications will/sent ~ to all businesses enclosing a copy of the
report made by the Special Committee with t eir recommendations which must be

met bef or e a ,y 1980 licenses could be issued. .(l\jt) :Pehal]W:l.ni;t.JJ::be ~u{(~nuwft'i.l

M-\l:;!:::ll\\:\tt1e:P:trm.<il<r~,: .Z&, ·1,J..9SDr.~ r ..f\rft"®t:'.Jt:J!1iJs;;vi:iofll.ati~I1~ii1.1.tti oie5:Ch.a~drfcm1t'=i0pe:raltinlg: a

OOfilheSSl:':Without a license under the->municipal infraction ordinance.

Correspondence: No t.Lce of the meeting of the s1,;·ih, neeting to be held Tuesday,
Fe rrua'ry 19, 1930 in laila ta,

letter from R. I:eil Russell charging the Townofficials with responsiblity for

depreciation-of property values due to lack of enforcement of town ordinances.

Letter read from Health Department on Soper's Auto shop re. toilet facility which

must be rectified in JO days.

Bids on old Folfuce Car were opened. Three bids recieved: 1) ~100.co - Caldwell,
IIr. Rossowwas given bid to purchase old po1ice car,
2 ) $150.00 B. Jenkins.

3) :t200 .oo - V,H. Rossow.

Two emergency resolutions were introduced io repeal .nrticle IV :;:.,icensesand i'.i.rticle
~GI ·Dogs in the entirety and to re enact to cLaraf'y , upgrade alditL make minor changes.

Lr. Jenidns moved that Resolution.:(-80, Article IV, Licenses and eso~n 2-80,

Article XII. Dogs be @4QJ""'.Jted as emergency measures to repeal and re-enac-t to

d:arify, upgrade and make certain minor changes in these ordinances. Lotion

seconded by hr, Robinson. Lotion carried.

Er. Strong advised that plans for the renovation of the '.f!diH=t Hall had been submitted ...._,
and were on file with the TownClerk.

rotice was given of the dinne:r with Er. an Lrs. John Smith, representative of
B. G, & ~.

Bills were rresented for payment:

Ggner'l.1 Fund.i . Ja11uar;v b~Ql.

Po l.Lc e Salaries 4,409,92

Street Salaries 4,773,53
26.96
Gas and Elec. Co, 48.21

C. and F, Tele. 257 45.38
1,139,20
11 " " " 855-
415.62
Md, Nat. Barik, Int. Rev. 1,287.20

Comp. of the Treasury 374.83

Employees Retirement 594.81
298.13
r~d. I<unicipal league, Ins. 1,000.30

Treasurer 1 s Salary ( Jan. ) 518.16

Clerk 1 s Sala ry 2,55
27 ,4L~
Sherbert' s Mobil Sta. , Rds l:, Sts.
89.01
" " " , Police 129,39

Cal. Independent, Fol ice 39,23
14,00
Cal, Ind. Treas. supplies
16,78
Reliable Oil Co. 'I'own Hall
" t r n 11 II 75,00
58.05
Tuckers Hardware

SnowValley 1/11- 1/25

So. Ld, Communications, Inc. Folice

d, S. Darley & Co. Police

CustomAuto Care, Folice ...... , . continued ... ., .....

Minutes, Meeting, February 14, 1980 127
(Continued)

General Fund bills continued: 33.06
1,754.2"3
Hub Uniform Co. Felice
98,50
State Accident Fund 7/l-l'//31/79
Iostmaster, N. Beach, envelopes · 5.50

Calvert Independent I adv. r. car

Sewer Rund bills, Jan. 1980: 160.00

W. S. Ward & Co, water pump motor Jl.41
C, and F. Tle. Co.
B. & B. Excavating Inc, 250.00

Rausch }'.echi::tnicalContractor 643 .oo·

Owings lumber Co, cement 4.00

Delmarva Labs 1/2/80-1/22/80 180.00

Gas & Elec. Co. 857,73
- J~92.oo
Arell Serv. Inc. Serv. r¥3 1,015.74
Cottons' Septic Serv.
. 276,66
So. ra. Oil Co., sts.

Reveneu Sharing, Jan. 1980: 1,06~.15
Gas and Elec. Co., s't;"~~

~1:r. Robinson moved that the bills presented for payment be paid. l:otion secord ed
by Fr. Jenkins. Motion carried.

Ifr, Roberts moved that the meeting be adjourned. I'.otion seconded by Mr. R''Uffi,
fliotion carried,

L

128 Meeting of the North I3each Town Council

Thursday, Larch 13, 1980

hayor Hall called the meeting to order at 8:05 I,b,

Present: Hayor Hall, Treasurer Ro irison, Councilman Hall, Jenkins, Raum, Roberts, :....._,

Robinson and Strong and Attorney Sheridan,(arrie-ed approx. 9:00 F'.N.)

The minutes of the February meeting were read,

JYTr, Robinson moved that the minutes be approved. Eotion seconded by Er. Jenkins.
Motion carried,

The Treasurer's report for the month of February, 1980 was read: $ L~2, 268 .24
Balance in General Fund January 31, 1980
Less Bills laid in the month of Feb. 1980:

Po Li.ce Salary 4,011.61
Street Salary 4,069.65
Gas and Elec, Co.
26,96

C. and P. Tele, Co. 93.59
Ed, National Bank, Int. Rev. 1,393,10

Comp. of the Treasury 503.4

Employeees' Retirement System 1,493,18

Hcl. Municipal League Ins, 374. 83
Treasurer's Salary 594. 81

Clerk's Salary 298,13

Reliable Oil Co. 89,01

Sherbert's Mobil Station, sts. & R. 1,518.46

Calvert Independent 35.49
39.23
Tucke:t-;s Hdu , 14,00
16.78
Snow Valley
So, Nd, Communications 75.00

M. S. Darley Co. P

Custom Auto Salaes, F. 58.05

Hub Uniform Co, P, 33.06

Postmaster, North Beach 15.00

Postmaster, North Beach 8}.50

4,836,86 1~.836.8§.

27 ,431.38

Receipts for the month of Feb. 1980:

Taxes collected 3,342,50
Special Assess.
Penalties l,OJ0.00
L~ll.22

Reim. from Sewer Rev. Fund 7,685,59

Construction License, Co, 6,89

Sale of 1976 Plym. Police Car, 200.00

Racing Revenue Rebate 173.2.2_

12,850.19 $

Balance in General Fund Feb. 29, 1980

Sewer Fund f:t3r the month of Feb, 1980

Balance in Sewer Revenue Fund Jan, Jl, ~980: 46,966,33
Less Bills Paid in the Eo th of Feb. 1980:

Gas and Elec. Co. 857,73

C. and F. Tele, Co. 31,41
General Fund Town of N. B. 7, 685. 59

B. and B. Excavating Co. 250.00
Rausch Nechanical Contracts
64J. 00

W. S. Ward and Co. 160,00
Owings Lumber Co, 4,00

Delmarva Las 180,00 continued" .. e .. It 19 go~" 0 ~ 8 ti"' ll w.
Arell Sersvice Co.
492.00

Minutes, Heeting, lia'rch lJ, 1930 129
(Continued)

Sewer Fund bills, continued: Bal, carried forward 46,966,33
1,01.5.74
Cotton's Septic Tank Serv. 276.66 22J.156.13
J4,810.20
So. Ed. Oil ce., fuel ___j60,00
12,156.13 8 .. 292.52.
Hary iVI, Owings, Int. due L~J, 102. 79

Receipts fnr the month of Feb. 1980: 3,315.21
1,069.l.5.
Service charges 2,175.00 2, 2L~6, 06
2,224,00
Benefit Assess. 75,00 4,470.06

Fenalties 197.49

Interest earned on investments _.5,_84,5.10

8,292,5~

Balance in Sewer Rev, Fund Feb, 29, 1980

Revenue Sharing Fund balance

Less Bills Paid in the i':onth of Feb. 1980:

Gas and Elec, Cili. 1,069,15

Check received Jan. 22, 1980 2, 224. 00

Balance in Revenue Sharing Fund Feb. 29, 1,80

General Reserve Fund 18(,1, 000. 00

Antirecession Fund 2.09

Tax Differential Fund 130,212. 74

I Community Fund .5,001.77

L Hr, Robinson moved to accept the reading of the Treasurer's report. Eotion seconded
by Hr. Hall. l.ot ion carried.

Committee Renorts:
Finance: I'ir. Jenkins ad vised that he is working on the p:rnoposed bud.get for FS1981
and if anyone has anything they should advise him.

Ld cense Commi.ceee s= rotice was given that the public hearing by the liquor Board

would be held in the Town Hall on fo.rch 26, 1980 at 7: JO P. l':.

Application for Ron Lomaxx TV and Repa.ir submitted, To be located in same building
as Chesapeake Blass Repair (Telephone and office only - no work to be done here, shop
is located in his home(out of town).

Nr. Hall moved that license for TV shop be approved. Seconded by hr. Strong. Lotion
carried .

.3pecial I.icense. Committee: Lr. Strong advised that on Soper's Garage, he had rented
the front ouilciing to meet the requirements for a toilet-faci i [.t'"Y.however, in his
opinion, for ~im to expand his license to include the front building he would need
approval from the Board of Appeals. He cited Section 806 of the ~oning Ordinance
which does not permit expansion of a non conforming use. He also stated that Er. Soper
had too man- cars and was creating a traffic hazard. License .. with held,

Nr, Strong advised tlat the license for Sherbert's Garage -Service Sct;tt,ion could be
issued. He stated that he would like a limitation on the number of cars stored in
area, which would make the area less unsightly.
Discussion fol .owed , Hr. Strong requested a letter corrta.Lrri.ng the law governing the
storage and release on the cars brought in and held by the Police. He stated that

there are many cars on the streets of the town and wl)en he goes af+<:;r J,hem_he wants
an answere as to why Sherbert' s can keep :Bars on then: property. (.iulius Sher ert to

"

130 Einutes, i'.eeting, Larch 13, 1980
(Continued) ·

furnish the information to JIIr. Strong. ..s Ae..

i'irs Sherbert advised that if the Town wanted a f'ence, would install one to shield
parking since it would
e.rs from sight, however, this would then cut downon street

be a driveway fence. A fence will not be- required.

Blakkie. and Lil's: Er. Strong advised that there is trash behind the property
which must pe rem6vedt and that Chief Fender was to advise her of municipal
infraction and cite her under Article IV, sec. 4 a. license Hi thheld.

Hr. Strong advised that all businesses were cleaned up except So er's and Blackie
and Lil "s.,

Latter of Dove Flumbing License discussed-since he was no longer located in business
district. Eayor Hall advised that a plumber musthave an office to have a town
license. (t.uestion is "is Dove opera tin a business in his home"?

Calvert Hotel and Anchor Eotel have not net the .recommendt.Lacns of the Special
Committeee on licenses, however, both are-closed.

Fublic Safety Co uhittee: llr. R~um advised that 53 calls were recieved and answered.

San:i;tation: various problems with the se:cwer plant were hand.Leds stopped up
suction line was i!::lteaned out and the sludge hauled away, valves changed and second
transformer went out and another may require replacing.

Mayor Hall advised that the pumping station was working fine according to who is
talking. He .advised that good reports were r-ecei ved from Delmarva samples and that
bad reports were recieved from samples taken once a month by State. He further

advised that he has a meeting wit. Sturdivant 3/14/80 on the new sewer regional
plant. He advised that Er. Rymer is reviewing the ggreement, new contract, and

that Er. Sturdivant had approved it. ~;)~,11,.vu)

r:r. Sheridan read the revised and. amendedArticle II Cornmittees:i(R~so9tion 1/3-80),

:t:r. Raum movedto amend this article , Section 2 ( c) and ( f) to add and make

recommendations to the Council with regard to the appointment, promotion and
discipline of the personnel of the department" (or to add another section re.
disciplinary action and contral of emp.olyeee , Hotion seconded by Lr. Roberts.
I:otion carried,

l:r. Sheridan read the ne:f revisec1 and amend.ed.8.:rticle V BuLddLng Eeg,ulations \,
(Resolution #4-80).

r.:r, Jehhins movedto makeBuilding Authority - Building Inspector. Seconded by

I:r, Ro Lnson, hotion ca.ri.ed,

Lr. Sheridan read revision and amendedArticle VII (Fire Regularions) ,6-/ -1o.u,J ~&MitUIt;<.JJ.

~~q~ftt)

Er. Strong movedto inhmduce Article VII (Fire Regulations) revised and amende .
Notion seconded by Er. Roberts.

G:'.iJq 1iJeG~
Correpsondence.: Letter from Hack Thye, Calv~rt County, requesting a meeting with

Hayor Hall. Letter to be sent requesting that he meet with Tu-vm Council, Aprl.L 10,
1980, our next meeting,

letter read from Robert Callis re. flooding and requesting our cooperation in
approaching the county for assistance in correcting the probleFs of storm and
rain water from the 4th and 5th Street areas out of town into Town. With the
increase in building out side -of- town and removal of the vegatation, the Townhas
experienced extreeme influ:s of storm waters. It should be requested from the County

Ilinutes, lieetin~, r:arch 13, 1980 131
(Continued)

that some engineering assistance be offered to help create diversion of the stIDrm-

water .fn,.Jt>~ critical areas of the Town. The Town will do what is feasible from. its

posit"on.

letter received from Juanita Briener commending Officer Jarnagin for his assistnace
ween her home was broken into in January.

letter received from the Census Bureau advising of an revision in the mechanics of
the upcoming Census of the EopuLation and housing.

No t.Lce received from the Town of leonard town, ST'-Jl meeting to be held in LaFl.ata on
March 18, 1980, at 7:00 I.h.

letter received from the Federal Emergency Management Ae;eacy, 2/25/SO, aava s i.ng that
insufficient funds were provided to conduct a flood insurance rate s tudy of various
flood areas, It ad vised that the Town of North Beach, though still a high :priority
community, had been deferred from the current study. However, it did assure the Town
that its status in the National Flood Insurance Program has not changed and flood
insurance is still available to all residents of our commilnity,

Letter received from Betty Carlson-Jameson advising that she would be interested in

an appoint~ent to the Planning Commission and stating her qualifications and interests

for such an appointment.

Copy of letter fron Councilmen Roberts and Strong to the Calvert County Department of

Health requesting assistnace in the inspection and enforcement of the sanitation laws

I of the State on commercial establishments which they consider and find to be below
acceptable standards,
L

letter received from Calvin Sohaef'f'er , Board of Appea.Ls, r-ecommentong that the

secretary to the Board be paid the sum of ~10,00 per meeting she is required to

attend.

1':r. Jenkins moved that the secretary to the Board and. the Flanning Comm.is s Ion be paid
the sum of $10.00 for each meeting. Ko t.i on seconded by l:r. Robinson. liotion carried.

hayor Hall advised that in response to the letter of Ers. Carlsen-Jam~san he appreciated
her interest and would certainly give consideration to her offer.

In response to the letter of Er. Callis, I;:ayor Hall adv Laed. that the Town will do what

it can, howeve~r, this has always been a flood area, it is below the eievation of the
.

bay, and Kr, C llis knew this when he purchased the :propert He advised that storm

drains are proposed for the area, which may help some.

Z:OO F',M,
l1...Notice was given of the fub]Jc Heafing Jo be held in the 'l'Qwn. f.i§-11,. April
.1980, on
the request for a Special Exception #1-80 by Mr, T9b;y La_ .JQQ for a home occu1:;.ation to

b e located in his h(;ffie, 1.9t 1+, ]1-ock 1.

Hr. Strong suggested that possibly the Town could work with Er. Callis and make a trade

for work to help alleviate his flooding problem for consideration on a deal for the

pier and sand.beach,

rc:r. Jenkins advised that r:r. Callis does not -want to get rid of the pier and sandbeach

L_ and he further advised that the cost to repa1r the pier would be progibitive for the

Town. Acla_i tionally, the story that Kr. Callis offered the pier and sand.beach to the

Town for $100,000.00 has be111refuted by I·:r. Callis, ·

Hr. Strong was advised if he wished to talk to Lr. CAllis about the '£ownobtaining the

132 Minu-tes, I1!eeting, I:arch 13, 1980 ·_____,

(Continued) _,

the pier and sand beach to do so and report back to the Council.

Dissussion on the need:for a timmmanager and the possiblity of combining with the
Townof Chesapeake Beach, who has advertized for a manager. Fr. Strong stated
that he would like to talk with Ilayor Fortier on the matter and was told to go
ahead and report back to the Council, Goodwork of John Newman, town manager of
Ia Ila ta was discussed and commentsmade by. John Gatteau at previous meeting of the
Civic Ieagee were mentioned.

Mayor Hall ad.v$sed that the availabiltiy of grants and the time needed to pursue

hem was the problem faced by.-,-~officials not being paidt; He told lir. Strong to
r+t: ~see what he could find out. ·7·
. ,,,.J ~

Hr, Raumadvised that the two employees of the sewer plant should be sent for
booster shots, -especially~ for preventive shots for hepatitus and tetanus,
(Mr, Greenwell and Challlet),

Hr. Roberts movedthat.appointments with Dr. Weemsbe madefor Greenwell and Chaillet
to get the necessary shots. Motion seconded by Lr. RaUJ1t, l''otion carried,
(Clerk to make appointments - 3/21/80, 12:30 F.I<;,)

Bills fo;r February, 1980 submitted for payment:

Qene_ral Fund1Fe_J.1].ary 12§Q: 4011.61 HOID
4069,65
Folice Salary
Street Salary J0,00
Gas and ~lee.
119.45
C. & F, Telejbbone
1393.10
Ed. Hat. Bank, Int. Rev. 503.42
Comp,of Treasury 1493.18
Employees Retirement
374.83
Ed, N. league Ins, 594.81
298.13
Treasurer's Salary (Feb,) 89.01
Clerk's Salary 15,00
Reliable Oil Co,
83.50
Postmaster, N. Beach, stamps 99,35
83,80
H fl ti envelopes
6.25
.Hu Uniform Co, l'olice 19,79
8.83
SnowValley
Bee1 s A uto Supply 11,61
Snewade"s Hdw., Police
39,80
Cox Motors 1#3692, F, 100.67
507,83
CustomAuto Care, I. 61.08
Iotoma:c:Rubber Co. Sts. raingear 310, 10
Sherberts1 Mobil, I. 948,92
238,68
" " -Sts, L~9. 76
So. Hd. Oil Co., fuel oil
" " 11 " , gasoline 15.13
Reliable Oil, TownHall 27,00
Calvert Independent
'I'orm of Ind!banhead 2L~J.OO

Security Ou taets, Inc. Police 15 • .00
Dick Wilder Fringing, Police
So, Md. Communications, F. 196,00
Hobey's Office Eachines 32,69
hd, Tobacco Growers

~~ef=~~~ . 8:~~gc1~ills 1 Nabruar~~f3g
I''1~ ary lr ,il'l" 0w•ings, 1 nt , d ue 560.. 0
corrt.Lnued ,0 O • 0 O 0 0 O e e 9 If 9 g I) • 6' e Ill G Q 0 II- e • II •• ll

~-inutes, Eeeting, Lar-ch lJ, 1980 133
(Continued)

Sewer bills continued: 25.32
De'Lmaz-vlaabs 180,00

II H 372,00.

Sterling Chemical 540,32
Arell Serv, Co.
Riberts OxygenCo, 4-56 .oo
OwingsI.umber Co,
Cantol Inc. 42.50
Sneade's Hdw, 451. 75
Cotton Septic Tan.kServ.
79.26

801.90

JJevenue~!1."1;,.Fund, Feb_.__ @80:
r~
Gas and Elec. Co , , sts. 1078.10
820.65
Gas and Elec. Co., sewer Flant 207.RJ

A, H. Smith, cold mix sts.

:~uestion on bill from Robeys. Hold until-it can be checked out.

r:r. Jerikins movedthat bills be paid. Motion seconded by Lr. Robinson, i:otion
carried.

Lr. Robinson movedto adjourn the meeting. Seconded by Lr. Jenkins. l.o t.Lon
carried.

Spcdal 1;eeting of the Horth Beach TownCouncil
Larch 27, 1980

l'ayo'r Hall called the special meet.Lng to order at ~:30 I .1:. f'o'r the purpose of
discussing the proposed budget for FY 1981.

F'resent: Ifayor Hall, Treasurer Ro inson, Councilmen Jenkins, Roberts, Robinson,
Raumand Strong (arrived 8:05 F.i:L)

Absent: Councilman D, Hall.

The proposed budget was submitted for review. The Treasurer stated tha tthe Anti-
Recession Fund would have to be included in the budget.
The proposed budget for ~e FY1981 includes an increase in the trash and garbage
collection fee of $15.00 per residence, to off-set increased costs of opera t.Lon,
an increase in the sewer service charges of $10.00 and an increased tax rate of
~1.50 per hundred dollars assessed value.

A letter from the Sia te Planning Department was submitted for discussion. It advised
of a grant for monies for providing public access to waterfront area technical studies.
The grant of :)27, 000. would either be divided two or four ways depending on which
\____ projgects are selected for award. The county is interested in applying for 'the grant
if Horth Beach is not interested and they wanted an answer. Lr. leon Etzler had called
concerning the matter and suggeste that the Townmakeapplication advising that l\r.
Frank Jakli tsch, County office of Flanning, wouId assist in application pr-apara td on.

134 Minutes, Neeting, Larch 27, 1980
(Continued)

The deadline for receiving: the application is April 11, 1980 as awards will be made
on April 18~,1980. Er. Etzler was interested in the Townreceivinc; this assistance.

So:per's License and Garage was discussed. ilir. Soper ad.vised.that he can't limit

himself to 3 cars and survive, he advised that he aas rented the front building to me

meet the Town's requirements and is trying to satisfy their requirements,

When asked how many cars he can work on at a tin1e, he stated that to keep- busy, he
a,n work on 12 cars at a time.

Fub.l.Lc dorks Administrator Roberts advised. that he won't recommenduse of front
building and an expansion of his work into the front building. That Soper will
have to make applicaion to the Board of appeals for consideration for use of office.

Ilayor; Hall advised that Soper wished to use - the front office to sell marine and
auto parts (separate commercial license). -

I'.r. Robinson stated that he agreed 1-d.thHr. So:per's assessraent that he cannot limit

himself to 3 cars and makea living - that he would need at least 12 cars, He asked
Er. Soper wow rnanycars are used for transferring parts from one to another? 5.

Discussion continued, it was decio.ed that I:r. Roberts and Lr. Soper would draw up

an ag-_ceemen:ftor the garage license.

Heeting adjourned at 9 :10 I .E,

135

Meeting of the North Beach Town Council
April 10, 1980

Mayor Hall called the meeting to order at 8:15 p,m,

Present: Mayor Hall, Treasurer Robinson, Councilmen: D. Hall, B. Jenkins, L. Raum
P. Robinson, F. Roberts, and J. Strong and Attorney Rymer.

The minutes of the March 13th and Special Meeting, March 27, 1980 were read.

Mr. Robinson moved that the minutes be approved as read, Mr. Jenkins seconded the
mQtiom~ Motion carred.

The Treasurer's report for March 1980 was read:

Gene:ral Fund:

Balance in Gene:ral Fund Feb. 29, 1980: $ 40,281.57

Less Bills Paid in the month of March 1980&

Police Salary 3,932.55

Street Salary 4,038.93

Gas and Elec. Co. JG.CO

G.@.~&dl •. l'ele. Co. 119 ,45

Md. Nat. Bank, Int. Rev. 1,261.20

Comp. of the Treasury, Md, 446.77

Employees Retirement, S.S. 1,320.22

Md, Municipal League, Ins. 374.83

Treasuerer's Salary (Fbe) 594.~l

Clerk's Salary (Feb.) 298.13

Potomac ?Rubber Co., sts, 100.67

Hub Uniform Co. P. 183.15

Snow Valley 6.25

Bee's Auto Sales, Sts. 19.79

Sneade's Hdw. P. 8,83

Cox Motor's P. 11,61

Custom Auto Care, P, 39 .80
Sherbert's Mobil, P.
507.83

., " , Sts. 61,08
1,259.-02
So. Md, Oil ce., Sts.

Reliable Oil Co., T. Hall 238,68

Calvert Independent, P. 10,05

'' " Treas. 19 .46
'' 11 Clerk 20 ,·2.5

Town of Indian Head, Mayor & C. 15.lJ

Security Outlets, Inc. P. 27.00

Dick Wilder, Print. Co. P, 243100

So. Md. Communications, P. 15 •.00

Md. Tobacco Growers Assoc. Sts. 32.69

15,236,18 15, 236 .18

25,045.39

Receipts for the month of March 1980:

Taxes -collected 4,125.23

Special Assess. 800.00

Penalties · 339,29
Income Tax Rebate 2,618.64

State Highway Adm. Rebate 1,115.70
10.00
L Franchise Tax Rebate
Reim. from T x Diff. Fund, for 22.62
labor, road.drain, 4th Ches,

Building .Permits 102.00

Business LLcenses 1,422.00

Coin Oper. Devices 214.oo

10,769.48 10,769.48

...•• carried forwaea. •. 35,814.87

136 I

Minutes, Thursday, April 10, 1980 I
(Continued) '-___,

Treasu:rere's report contirrued: 3.5,814.87 ~-
Balance carried forward 17.88
Less Amount charged by Bank for printing checks
Balance in General Fund March 31, 1980 $ 35,796.99
$ 130,212.74
Tax~·Differential Fund Balcne Feb, 29, 1980:
_1,345.62
Less Bills Paid in the month of March: $ 128,867 .12

B. and B. Excavating Co, 1,323.00

Reim. to General Fund 22.62------

Balance 1,34._5,62

in Tax Differential Fund March Jl, 1980

Revenue Sharing Fund balance Feb. 29, 19801 $ 4,470.06

Less Bills Paid in the month of March 1980: 2, 106. 58

Balto. Gas and Elec. Co., Sts. 1,078.10 $ 2,363.48

'' " " '' " , Sewer 820.65

A. H, Smith, Sts. 207.83

/ 2,106.58

Balance in Revenue Sharing Fund ~.arch Jl, 1980

Sewer Revenue Fund, March 1980: .

Balance in Sewer Revenue Fund Feb. 29, 1980 $ 43,102.79

Less Bills Paid in the month of March 19$0: 2,966.46
40,136.33
C. & P. Tele. Co. 17.41
3. 565.66
Delmarva Labs 25.32 $ 4J, 701.99

" 180.00 $ 18,,,ooo.oo
Sterling Chemical Co. 372.00

Arell Service Co. _sl+0.32

Roberts Oxygen Co, 4-JJ.50

.. u " 22.50

Owings Lumber co. 42.50

Cantol Inc, 4'51. 75

Snead.e's Hdw. 79.26

Cotton's Septic Serv. 801.90

2,966.46

Receipts for the month of March 1980:

Sewer Service charges 2,550.00

Benefit Assess. 68.75

Penalties 184 ..91

Plumbing Permits 762 •.00

3,565,66

Balance in Sewer Reveneu Fund March 31, 1980

General Reserve Fund

Antirecession Fund balance $ 2.09
Community Fund Ba lance $ 5,001. 77

Mr. Jenkins moved that the Treasuere's report £or March 1980 be accepted as read.
Motion seconded by Mr. Robinson. Motion carried.

Conunittee Reports: Finance 1 Mr. Jenkins read the proposed budget for Fiscal Year
1981, which was based on a tax rate of $1.2.5 per $100.00 accessed valuation, an\i
increase in trash collection fee of $15.0Q to $65.00, and an increase in sewer
service charge of $10.00.

• 137

Minutes, Meeting, Thursday, April 10, 1980
(Continued)

Mayor Hall advised that he had addressed a letter to the County dommissioners

asking if some of the funds received from the -county could be used for remodeling

of the Town Hall.

I

L- M:x.~. i:O:~_Bue~m~te:r,:.a~kiftiJtFwhat_~t.lr£~L~cl'lllfiunit:Y,.-'fund was am Mayor Hall advised that this

was a donation ma.de by Vic Link's Bingo over several years for the good of the commnity.

Roads and Street: no report.

Finance Committees Notice that the Public Hearing on the Proposed Budget for Fiscal
Year 1981 would be held at 7:30 P.M. 5/8/80.

Mayor Hall advised that Jack Thye and Mrs. Kay Valeson would set anouther date to
·meet with the Town to discuss ·the plans for the old Firehouse.

License Commieetee: License application subm~tted by Mr. Simkins, Tires See Us,
requesting that his license be transferred back to his home,

which is located in commercial zoning .

•

Mr. Hall moved that transfer of the license of Mr. Simkins be
approved. Seconded by Mr. Roberts. Motion carried.-

The ~icense application of the Key Club was tabled until further notice. (NO notice
received from Liquor Board on Alcoholic Beverage License.)

Publl:C Safety: Mr. Raum advised that 66 calls had been received and answered.

Mr. Raum moved that the Town purchase another gun (Bay Sporting Goods-
in the amount:·of $171.40 for the police department to replace a gun

which is in bad condition, and which will be repaired at a later date.
Motion seconded by Mr. Robinson. M0tion carred.

Permits Commi~te~: Mr. Strong advised that he had written a letter to the Building

Inspectors of Calvert County asking if they would be willing to assume sesponsibility

of the buidding inspections in the Town. He a.dvised•that they were favorable and

willing to discuss the matter. ·

Discussion followed.

Mr. Strong further advised that he had never received a letter from Julius Sherbert
concerning laws governing them being allowed to store and hold cars placed on the
property by the State.

Attorney Rymer advised that he had two completely revised ordinances ready to be
introduced, ordinance on "Taxes & Assessments and Traffic, etc. Both ordinances
were read. He further advised that he had the ordinance on Fire Regulations, but
wanted to hold it until he checked out several things, burning of leaves, etc,

Resolution #3-80, Article II, Committees which was introduced March 13, 1980 was
read again.
Mr. Roberts moved that Resolution #J-80, Article II, Committees be adopted. Motion

seconded by Mr. Robinson. All members voting in favor of motion. Motion Ca.rried.

l_ Resolution #4-80, Article IV Building Regulations whi@h was intprduced March 13; 1980
was read again.

Mr, Roberts moved that Resolution #4-80 Article IV Building Regulations be adopted.

Mr. Robinson seconded the motion. All members voted to adopt the resolution. Motion

carried. -

Mr. Roboerts moved tmit Article III and Article VIII be intDoduced am copies distributed

138 Minutes, Thursday, -April 10, 1980
(Continued)

to the Council for study. Motion seconded. by Mr. Jenkins, Motion carried.

Attorney Rymer advised that he would try to have Ordinance on Fire Regulations
ready for the next meeting.

Sanitation: no report.

Mr. Raums:ta:t~ed. that Chief Fender had advised that Calyert Control had changed to

another frequency and it will cost $1.50. to make change, call# will remain the same.

Correspondence:
Letter received from the members of the N.B. Civic League advising that they had
painted .5.5 gal drums to be donated to the _Town for placement in strategic places

for the summer, ani tpat they will repaint as needed,
Presentation ceremony scheduled for Saturd.ay, April 19, 1980, 2:00 P.M at Town H.

onLetter received from prope-rty owners 4th Street(Tommy Elliott, Jim Windsors, Joh n

Newgents) complaining ab_out the excess f'Lost · of storm waters from above the Town

limits on 4th and 5th Streets and flows through their properties, dlooding them,

They are requesting that the County and $own take some actipn to correct the

situation. _

Letter, State Health Dept, re sewer violation, req, that no sewer permits be issued;

Mayor Hall r_equested tpat the Town Council meet with him Sunday, April 13, 1980, to

inspect0the area. He further advised that before these houses were constructed, he
had advised the builder to -install. underground. drain tiles.

Further complaints were heard from C. Buckmaster concerning the drainage problem

further down 4th Street behind her home, where water settles and 5mells.

Attorney Rymer advised that the County should take some responsibility for the
s~rm water draining into Town.

Copy of letter to Mr. Robert Callis from the Crunty Commissioners concerning the

draimage problem he is having, also from the out-·.of Town 4th and 5th Street areas.

The county suggested that the Town solve the ~r~blem with grant money received

from them,

Mayor Hall advised that all new drain pipes had been imstalled from 5th St. to 4th.

St. to 3rd. Street on Chesapeake Avenue, trying to alleviate the problem, but there

is no grade in this area. Tide is too high, water will not drain off, Swamp area

which even when filled, still sinks. All buildings in area should be on floating

foundations - others keep settling. He hopes the drain pipe will offer some rel~ef;

he does not know what else to do, none of the engineers offered any suggestions

either.

Letter from County Commissioners advising the Town that some of the grant funds

could be used to remodel the Town hall.

Letter received from- ''N, B. Tax-Payers of ?th St," complaining about loitering

Clld vagrancy of kids on streets. Letter addressed to B. Fortier, Mayor of N. B.

Letter-received from Betty Carisen Jameson suggesting that the Town hire a

professional grants writer, advising of workshops and seminars on funding and

other matters which should be of interest to the Town officials,

Attorney Rymer advised, in reference to letter of Mrs. Jameson, that J. R. lfoCrone _

En~ineers~ is doing.this for some of the small towns and is_probably ~ne of the
best professionals in the state (H. Sturdevant, our engineer).
·

Mrs. Jameson offerE!d ber services as a pr:i va+e citizen if there was anything she

could do. -

Attorney Rymer suggested that the Town have Mr. Sturdevant check into· some of
available areas, whereby the Town might find grant monies,

Letter received from State Planning re: grant for public access to beach areas,
and Leon Etzler, advising that the Town might like to apply for this. Grant

to be made ~-18-80. (Applicatio~n to R, Halll.
(1,etters recieved from R. N·ell Russell re. to Tom Rymer.)

139

Minutes, Meeting, April 10, 1980
(Continued)

Mr. Baake, reporter from the Recorder, asked if it was true that the Town had been

cited for sewer viIDlation of the discharge permit. J:IT..ayor Hall advised that it had
to be renewed every 5 yoo.rs and that it- had been taken care of.

Contract with Robey' s office machines was submitted for discussed. Tofln ageeed to

renew contract as submitted.

The clerk advised that Colonial Life Ins. had asked for permission to speak to the
employees about taking out a policy for income protection. It is a group policy
which the Town is not involved in except that the Town Treasurer is requested to
make the payroll deduction for the company. Permission for the company representa-
tive to meet with the employees was given.

Fire Investigator Warren Gott was to be contacted to make fire safety inspections
on several buildings and also for new businesses to be opened.

Bills for the month of !arch, 1980 were submitted for payment:

General Fund, March 1980:

Police Salary 3932.55

s'treet Salary 4038,93

Gas and Elec. Co. T. Hall 32.25

C. a'.nd. P. Tele. 257-717± 45 . .54

Md. Nat. Ban, Int. Rev. 1281.20

Comp. of Treasury 445.16

Employees H~tirement 1308.JO

Md. MuniciJtal League Ins. 490.?4

Treasurer's Salary (Mar.) .594.~l

Clerk's Salary (Mar.) 298.13

Stegman & Asso. P. A. 50.00

Sneade's Hdw. P. 5,39

Snow Valley 27 • .50

Calvert Independent, ad. 25.20

.. n ' supplies 52.45

Public Hearing, Secretary 10.00

Reliable Oil Co., T. Hall 149.55·

" " " , Heater Serv, "Bu 50.00

Security 'Ou tlets, Tnc , P. 47.?0
Robey's Office Machine
n6.oo

"" • , contract -205.00

Bay Sporting Goods 171.41

Sherbert's Mobil 769,98

C. & P, Tele. 855-6681 36.13

Sewer Revenue, March 1980:

C. & P, Tele. Co. 30,38
48.88
Cal. Indep. sewer bills 801.90

Cotton's Septic Tank Serv. 507 .45
81.49
Arell Service Co., Inc.
225.00
Snead.e's Hdw.
117.26
Delmarva Labs Inc.
89.78
,So. Md. Oil Co.-, fuel oil,_ parts.
"n u tt fi r 44.05
450.00
H. and M. Wagner & Bona ,«.

G. B. Sherwood Co.

Revenue Sharing Fund, Man.;::b., 1980:

Gas & Elec. Co., st. lights 1082 • .58
798,77
"" " 0 sewer plant

140 r

Minutes, Meeting, ~r1110, l980
(Continued)

Tax Differential Fund, Barch, 1980:

H.B. Trueman 2,398.50

B. & B. Excavating Co., 4th St. :~~ 1,323.00

Mr. Raum moved that bills submitted be paid. Motion seconded by Mr. Robinson.
Motion carried.

Mr. Robinson moved to adjourn the meeting. Motion seconded by Mr. Strong.
Motion carried.

Town of North Beach
Public Hearing on the Proposed Budget

Fiscal Year 1981
Thursday, May 8 , 1980

Mayor Hall called the meeting to order for the public hearing on -the proposed
budget for fiscal year 1981. (?:30 P.M., M?-Y 8, 1980).

Present: Mayor Hall, Treasurer Robi:asIDn,_ Councilman Jenkins, Raum, Roberts,
Robinson and Strong,

Absent: Councilman Hall and Attorney Rymer,

Mr. Jenkins read the proposed budget for _the General Fund, Sewer Fund, Revenue
Sharing and AntiRecession Fund, (Resolution #6-80).

As each budget was read, it was noted that no questions or objections were
raised by the townspeople present.

~981 was closed.

141

Meeting, North Beach,Town Council
Thursday, May 8, 1980

Mayor Hall called the regular May meeting to o!der at 8:05 P.M.
I
'--- Present: Mayor Hall, Treasurer Robisson, Councilmen Jenkins, Raum, Roberts, Robinson

and Strong.
Absent: Councilman Hall and Attorney Rymer.

The minutes of the regular meeting of the month of April were read.
Mr. Raum moved that the minutes be approved as read, Motion seconded byMr.
Robinson. Motion earried.

The Treasurer's report fDr April, 1980 was read as follows:

Balance in General Fund March 31, 1980 $ 3.5, 796,99

Less Bills Paid in the month of April 1980:

Police Salary 5,067,76

Street Salary 4,950.88

Gas and Elec. Co, T. Hall 32.25
81,67
c. and P. Tele. Co,, P.

Md. Nat. Bank, Int. Rev. 1,281.20

Comp. of· the.Treasury 445.16

Employees' Retirement System 1,308.30

Md. Municipal League Ins. 490,74

Treasurer'r Salary, March 594~81

Clerk's Salary, March 298.13

Employees Retirement tBi-Monthly) 696,50

I Bay Front Sporting Goods, P. l?l.41
Stegman and Asso.
50 .00
'"--- Sneade's Hdw. 5.39
Snow V.r>11ey 27. 50

Calvert Independent 77,65

Betty Freesland, Record. Sec. P.H 10.00

Reliable Oil Co., T. Hall 149.55

" " ",Plan B, Burner S. 50.00

Security-Outlets, P. 47.70

Robey's Office Machine, Contract 205.00

lt n. " labor 116.00

Sherbett' s Mobil, P. 769 • 98

16,927.58

Receipts forthe Month of April 1980:

Taxes collected. 1,249.82

Special Assess. 460.00

Penalties 286.60

State H~ghway Ad!llk Rebate 1,153.70

State Aid for Police Protection 6,472~00

Trad~rs License, Co, 6.90

Admission Tax Rebate 127.22
Advertising fee for county
6.oo

9,762.24 9,,762.24
$ 28' 631. 6.5
Balance in Geperal Fund April 30, 1980

142 Minutes, Meeting, May 8, 1980
(Continued)

Treasurer's report continued:

Sewer Revenue Fund for the Month of April 1980

Balance in Sewer Revenue Fund Yiarch Jl, 1980 $ 4J, 701.99

Less Bill~ Paid in. the Month of April 1980: 2.126.12
41,305,80
C, and P. Tele. Co, 30,38
794 .. 82
Calvert Independent, sewer bills . 48. 88 $ 42,100.67
$ 2,363.48
Cotton's Septic Tank Serv. 801.90
1,881.15
Arell Serv. 507.45 482,13

Sneade's ~dw. 81.49 2,224,00
$ 2,706.13
Delmarva Labs. 225.00
$ )28' 867 .12
So, Md. Oil Co, 207.04 2,328 • .50

H. and M. Wagner 44.05 $ _126,468~62

G. B. Sherwood Co, 450.00

2,396.19

Receipts for the Month of April 1980:

Sewer Service Charges 600.00

Benefit Assess. 62.50

Penalties 132,31

794.87

Balance in S~wer Revenue Fund April JO, 1980

Revenue Sharing Fund:

Balaonce in Revenue Sharing Fund March 31, 1980

Less Bills Paid:

Gas and Elec, Co., St. 1ts. 1.0~2.58

" " " " Sewer Plant 798,77

1,881.35

Rece.ived by check
Balance in Revenue Sharing Fund April JO, 1980

Tax Differential Fund:

Balance in Tax Differential Fund March Jl, 1980

Less Bills Paid 1 .

H.B. Trueman 2,398,50

Balance in Tax Differential Fund April JO, 1980

.. $ 185,000.00

General Reserve Fund

Antirecession Fund _2.09

Community Fund 5,901. 77

Mr. Jenkins moved to accept the T:reasarer~s report as read, Seconded by Mr.
~~obinson. Motion carried. Mr. Roberts asked what the $122. rebate was - admissions
tax rebate from state.

Committe~ Reports: Finance: Mr. Jenkins moved that the Council adopt Resolution
#6-80, Prpposed Budget for Fiscal Year 1981, Mr. Raum seconded the motion.
Five members present and voting in favor of the motion. Motion carried.

Roads and Streets: Mr. Robinson asked if Yiayor would get someone to fix brick
pillar in front of town hall.
Mayor Hall advised that yes, he was as soon as get plans, fix allfour pillars. He
advised that the Civic League aad volunteered to paint the exterior of the TownHall.

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(Continued)

J~:t ......

Mr. Robinson suggested that the town employees do job (pillars?) when they are not

busy doing something else. He advised that he felt Town should fix up its property

since we are asking.others to do the same.
triayor Hall advised that Mr. Cranford (Owings Lumber Yard) is d:rawing '1P plans for
remodeling the Town Hall, and that he hopes to have the wDrk begun soon.

Public Safety: Mr. Raum asked Chief Fender to give the report. _

Chief Fender advised that )0 calls were received. and answered., 29 reports made and
12 municipal infractions given.
Chief Fender further advised that within the police budet, he would like to make
Officei' Fender a fultime man. He also stated that he would like to make Officer
Ward, Acting Corporal until his probationary period is up, then make him Co;rQoral,
with no monetary changes at this time.
Chief F'ender advised that the department has 50% of iss cases closed out at this time.

Mr. Raum moved that proposal of Chief Fender concerning Officers Fender and Ward be
accepted. Motion seconded by Mr. Robinson. Motion carried.

Chief Fender then called the following people forward for citations:
Mrs. Joan Parales - in recognition of good citizenship for assistance
to the poli9e in a child molestation case.

Mrs. Janet Greenwell - also cited for assistence to police, helped to
close a case.

Trooper Maynard. Miller, Md. State Polll:ce, cooperation and assistance to
Officer Ward in child molestation case, citing him
for dedication and performance of his duties~

Patrolman John Ward - also cited for team effort in assisting Trooper Miller

in child molestation case and was instrumental in
apprehension of cupprit.
Also, Warren- Gott, F'ire Marshal, three arrests were made.

Mayor Hall expressed. his taanks to the }dies and gentlemen officers, needs citizen
participation to solve cases,

IJicense Committee - no report, Soper' s pending, list to Fender of delinquents.
Sanitation - no report.

M:r, Reid Hutchins, Pres. Calvert Historical_ Soc'Le ty, and Mr. Bernard Love'Leas
were introduced, and Mr. Lovelss gave ~n interesting informative talk on the
Railway Museum and rehabilitation of the old railraQd station in Chesapeake Beach.
He expressed the need for volunteers to help, old pictures or other memorabilia
and. financial donations. He advised that the dedication would be held May 24, 1980.
Mrs. Mildred F~nlon and He had prepared an audio vision slide film. He said the
county had given h~lf of funds needed for renovation of station and that they
were trying to get state grant (waiting governor's fl_ignature). He advised that
they must match funds donated by county.

Mayor Hall advised that County Commissio.ners had requested that th6,~3{~~er~~~gdpin·)
the old Firepouse, attend a meeting in Chesapeake Beach to hear about the plans for
our firehouse. It was requested that a meeting be held in North Beach also since
meeting schedule in C, B. was on their regular council meeting night. (Mayor Hall
arranged. a meeting for May 29, 1980, at 8:00 P.M_, in Town Hall).

Correspondences Letter J, Upton advising that JO mile s~ed limit had been proposed

for 5th Street Elxtended and asked for comments of Council.

Mayor Hall advised that he favored it, Council agreed. (Letter to be sent.)

144 Minutes, Meeting, May 8, 1980
(Continued)

A copy of a letter from Mary Harrison, Conunissioner, to Mr. Neil Russell was
read in reference to the many letters he has written takeing the town to task
for things he felt it had not done. She advised that County had not imposed
its priorities upon Town officials since the Town is incorporated. She also
cited good relationship between Town and County.

Letter recieved from Francis O'Grady re bike a 'I'hon •'Wheels For LJ.fe" which was
to be routed. in Town.

Letter from Civic League advising that T. Rymer would be speaking at their May
meeting and asking members of Council to attend.

I,etter from Civ.ic Leage advising that they were volunteering to donate and pa.int
the outside .of the Town Hall,

-Mr. Raum requested that any volunteers sign a re~_lease from injury to relieve the

•rown of liability if someone was hurt while painting town hall. (Mr. Rymer to be
asked to prepare letter and Mr. Strong to handle,)

Letter, 4/24/80, from Board of Appeals advising of their decision on Special
Exception #1-80, LaJon to approve the request with certain stipulations to

be met.

Letter, 4/2J/8o, from C, E. Schaeffer, Pres. Board of Appeals, re LaJon application

and actions of Council.

Question was raised if municipal infractions had-been given to Milton Sochor (property
filled with debris and trash) , William Holden (condemned building open to trespass) ,
and Domico's Restaurant (broken windows wtth plate glass hanging precariously and
<il.ngerously). Advised that mun. infrac. had been issued,

Mr. Roberts moved that the council adopt Resolution #7-80, Article III, Assessments
and Taxation, which had been in-t:i!fxiuced at last meeting. Motion seconded by
Mr. Strong. Motion carried.

Mr. Roberts moved that Resolution #8-80, Traffic, Vehicles and Transportation,
Articel VIII, be adopted, it also having been introduced at the last meeting.
Motion was seconded by Mr. Jenkins. Motion carried.

The Treasurer advised that she was submitting a list of delinquent sewer assessments
which are pass due, some for several years. She suggested that they be n<htified that
they would be cut off from service if not paid,
Discussion.
Mr. Jenkins suggested that notices be sent by certified mail and return to sender,
gi-ving property owner 10 days in f!hich to pay or advise them they would be cut off
and that they would be charged the full connection fee to hook on again, and that
all costs would be paid by the property owner for the disconnection.

(Matter to be checked wi-th Rymer). -

Discussion on old trash truck. The representative from Truxmore Pakke:r was supposed
to get back to Town with information, however, it was stated that he was interested
in selling a new truck and not repair of old ones, Cost to rebuild~ $18,000,
Mayor Hall advised that body could be put back in working order, that it needed
a larger chasis, body was too large for truck.
Decision to sell :i:arts, get what can.

Mayor Hall advised that mosquito spray would not begin until last May or June 1,
trying to keep costs down - ·estimated for 1980 - $474. for Town.

Mr. Jenkins moved that Mr. Duncan (Mosq_ui to) be contacted to see if they would begin

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Minutes, Meeting, May 8, 1980 145
(Continued)

spraying earlier, since mosquitoes are so mad. Mr. Robinson seconded the motion.

Motion carried. (Mr. Hall to conli.a.ct Yir. Duncan).

Bills fro the month of April, 1980 were submitted for payment:

General Fund1 April, 1980:

Police Salary 5,067,76

Street Salary 4,950.88

G. i'."&O:Bcl ll'.eile. Co. 2.57- 56,50

" If " " " 855- 37,52
1,574,00
Md. Nat. Ban, Int. Rev.

Comp. of Treasury :;)+7.92

Employees' Retirement 1,639,78

Treasurer's Salary (April) 594,81

Clerk's Salary 298.13

Md. Municipal League 420.85

Custum Au to Care #3692, P. 11.25

State Dept of Public Safety 21.60

Bowen's Florist (Ashton) 13,95

Snow Valley Water Co. 6.25

Sneades Hdw., sts. & P. 37.73
Calvert Co. Mos:i.uito c. (Jessie J. Bowen) 474.00

Calvert Independent 58.93
Lusby Motor Co. ( J lawn mowers) 299.61

Cal, Indep. (Pr. notice) 11..55
49.00
Dorsey Gray, Inc. 8

L Sherberts Mobil, sts. 36.00
" u , P.
Thelma S. Robinson, phone calls 796.41
3,43

Cal, Ind. Roads and Sts. 36.00

Betty Freesland, Tele. mail, postage 18.69

"" , Plann. & Board. of A • 20,00

Sewer R,ey_enue, April 1980: 19.26
310.15
c. & P. Tele. Co. 175,62

Thomas Somerville Co. 426.52
Taylor Chemicals
Arell Serv. Co, 31.12
Sneade "s Hdw.
Roberts Oxygen Co. 2J.40
Cotton's Septic T nk Serv. 1,389.96
Dell'iarva Labs
So. Md. 0l 1 Co, 180.00
Partco Inc, Motor Oil
Betty Freesland., record sewer agree. ¢
457.08

26.50

Revenue_Sharing Fund; April, 1980: 1,082.58
Balto. Gas and Elec. Co, st. lts. 909.42

" " " " " sewer plant

Mr. Jenkins moved that bills presented be paid. Motion seconded by Mr, Robinson,
Motion carried.

Mr. Robinson moved that meeting adjourn. Seconded by Mr. Jenkins. Motion carried.

-i::/:-f:)? c: XafJZ
Mayor Russell D. Hall -

146 Meeting of the North Beach Town Council
T'nursday, June 12, 1980
_No quorum
no meeting.

Betty K. Freesland, Clerk

Meeting of the North Beach Town Concil
Thursday, June 19, 1980

Mayor Hall called the meeting to order at 8:00 P.M.

Present: Mayor Hall, Treasurer Robinson, Councilman D. Hall, Jenkins, Roberts,

Robinson, Strong, and attorney Rymer (arrived at 9:00 P.M:).

Absent: Councilman Raum (ill). · -

The minutes of the May meeting were read.
Mr. Robinsen moved thatt.fu.he!•minutes be approved as read. Mr. Jenkins-seconded the
motion. Motion carried,

mhe Treasurer's report for the month of May 1980 was read as follows: -

Balance in the General Fund April 30, 1980 $ 28,6Jl.65
• • 9 • • • I • continued. . • . • •.•
Less Bills Paid in the Month of May 1980:

Police Salary 3,800.07

Street Salary 3,702.12

C,and P. Tele. Co. 94.02

Md. Nat. Bank, Int. Rev. 1,574,50

Comp. of the Treasury 547.92

Employees' Retirement System 943,28
652.80
II II u

Treasurer's Salary (May) 594,81

Clerk's Salary (Apr.) 298.13

BMdow. eMnv,snicr·.iLn-oarlis'TE.eague Ins. 420.85
Custom Auto Supply
i~:~5

State Dept. of Public Saf'ety 21.60

Snow Valley 6.25

Sneade' s Hdv , 37,73

Jessie Jo Bowen, Mosquito Control 474.00

Calvert Independent 106.48

Dorsey Gray Inc., sts. 49.00

Sherbert's Mobile, sts. 36.00

p.ti " ' 796.41

Thelma S. Robinson, phone calls J.43

Betty Fressland, tele. mail, postage 18.69

"" " , Seery, Planning/Board 20.00

Lusby Motor Co 3 lawn mowers 299,61

Postmaster, N. Beach, stamps 15.00

Jesse Jo Bowen, Purchase tax sale 706.03

Gills Auto Body Shop 1,180.23

Colonial Life Ins. 126.00

Minutes, Meeting, North Beach Tmn Council 147
Thursday, June 19, 1980
(Continued)

Treasurer's report continued: 608 50 $ 17,1~8~
Employees Retirement 11,472.99

Receipts for the Month of May 1980: l-210.21.66
$ 30,524.6.5
Taxes collected 2,326.66

Special Assess. 700.00

Penalties 305,55

State Highway Adm, Rebate 2,890 00

fl n " 1,692.29

Reim. from Sewer Rev. F. labor 8,370.14

Business License, Co. 17.94

Advertising fess, due County 12.00

Reim. for Motor, old trash T. 250.00

Reim, from Ins. Co. damage Police c<11:r 1,055.23

Overpaymonenttaxby saColue ntpyrop1eTrrteyasurer 1 L431.8_5

19,051 66

Balance in General Fund May 31, 1980

Tax Differential Funds: $ 126,468.62
202.40
Balance April 30, 1980
Paid to Rockville Crushed Stone $ 115,566.22
Balance in Tax Differential Fund May Jl, 1980
1~2 ~ ,- "'
Sewer Revenue Fund Month of May 1~80
$ 42,100.67
L Balance in Sewer Revenue Fund April 30, 1980
Less Bills Paid in the month of May 1~80:

C, and P. Tele. Co. 19.26

Thomas Somerville Co. 310.15

Taylor Chemicals 175,62

General Fund, Salary reim. 8,370.14

Arell Serv. Inc. 462.52

Sneade' s Hdw. 31.12

Cotton's Septic Tank Serav. 1,389,96

Robert's Oxygen Co, 23.40

Delmarva Labs 180.00

Fartco, Inc. 457 .80

Betty K, Freesland, record. fees - 26~

11,410 .47

Rece~ts fpr ttie i,npiatlj pf J?iaiY, >\1980: 1,425.00 ~_:.]_2
Service charges 62.50
Benefit Assess 136.50 $ 36,239,55
Penal ties
Interest earned on investments li.265..~ 2, 706. JJ
.5,J1+9,35
Balance in Sewer Revenue Fund May 30, 1980 li222.00
$ 714.lJ
Revenue Sharing Fund balaonce April JO, 1980

Paid to Bal to. Gas and J:r:lec 1, 082 58

l__ •• " .. 909.42)

Balance in Revenue Sharing Fund May Jl, 1980

Mr. Jenkins moved to approve the treasurer's report as read. ¥tr. Robinson seconded
the motj_on. Motion carried.

Committee reports: Finance: no report.

148 Minutes, Mi:eting, Thursda,y-_, June 19, 1980
(Continued)

Roads and Streets: No report, however, during storm, tree on town property fell
on car belonging to .Marie Idarola. Mayor Hall advised her to get two estimates.
He stlted thathe did not know if town's liabilil ty insurance would cover the
damages or not, (To be checked out)

Clerk advised of a work shop on highway safety improvement to be held and the
SHAdm. wan'ted to know who in the Town would be at tendeng , Date and Place to
be set at a later date, after they know who and how many are attending: Centfral
location will be chosen. She advised that per telephone call of Mrs, Wassels,
SHA,there would be no soverign immunity where traffic accidents occured if the
place were one designated with a safety factor which had not been corrected by the
municipality, Clerk advised that she had given them !fir. Robinson's name as member
in charge of roads and streets.
Mayor Hall stated that clerk was to advise them that maybe two members from Town
could attend the workshop - definitely one will attend,

Mayor Hall advised that he had complained to BG&E about street' lights needing repair
and not being taken care of.

Licenses:' Clerk advised that many still had not been renewed. Also, license of
Soper's Garage is still pending.

Sanitation: delinquent sewer payments noted. It was stated that notices for a taxr
sale would be sent on all who owed two years delinquent sewer charges, giveing them
30 days to pay , Then those who did not pay, would be handled the same as any tax__
delinquent pr'opertye tax sale.

Nayor ~all. pr<!>:poS'ed to th~ Town Council that the Town consider the purchase of

j the Glickfield property directly across from the Town Hall. He suggested that
j instead of an office addition to the rear of the Town Hall, that part of this

building across the street be torn down, making room for parking facil:i.ties, and
that the other structure be renovated for offices. He stated that he believed that
he could negotiate a favorable agreement with Mr. Glickfield and that the Town
would benefit by the purchase of this property. He asked that the Council discuss
a:idthink his proposal over. The asking price forthe property - $100,000,, which
many felt is too much for the property in question,

Public Safety: Mayor Hall advised that 72 calls had been received and answered and
that 35 reports were made.

Mr. Roberts asked what the Police are doing, he stated that he gave a list of
:municipal infractions to be enforced and nothing had been done on them in 60 days -
he cited instances of beer drir¢:ing in public, motorcycles on sidewalks, loitering
and etc., partying on top of a van in public street - he asked if the Town wanted
its o:rdinances enforced or not,

Mayor Hall asked that he bear with him for two weeks and a change would be seen
claiming that lack of police working made it difficult to handle some of the

incidents - couldn't let one man transport t dozen prisoners. He promised a

change. He advised that he had discussed. the matter with Chief Fender and proposed
holding the prisioners here until able to transport,
Mr Roberts pledged his cooperation 100% if something is done.

Permits: Mr, Strong asked if concrete which had been poured in gutter had been
removed arrl if man had been served with municipal infraction. It was suggested
that a letter be sent asking that it bee removed.

Sanitation: Mr. Hall advised that he had been attending the meetings in Chesapeake
Beach on the Twin Beach Sewer Project and that Step I had almost been finalized, and

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Minutes, MeeUng, June 19, 1980 149
(Continued)

,-

that they were proceeding to Step 2 of the Project. He advised that at the last
meeting, questions about maintenace, who will shoulder burden of repair, how service
and users charges will be billed, etc were raised. Each Town and county will do its
own billing, and because of inequity in usuage, it has been recommended that meters
be installed on all conunercial apartments, motels, hetels, laundromats, etc. - that
way each will get a fair rate since some use much less than other businesses. He
advised that Gerala. Klien, atty. for Chesapeake Beach, suggested this and that he
is preparing an agreement - all three jurisdictions will have to ag:eee on arrange-
ment chosen. Next meeting will be July 2, 1980 He advised that '79 allocation
had been made and he hopes the 1980 allocation will be released._ He_adv~sed that the
pumping stations are to be revised and are included in the plan, that will try to
handle in reasonable way.

(Mr. Rymer arrived).

Discussion followed, Mr Strong asked how much of the county was to be servled
and stated that he did not like the idea of servicing whole area because of the
odor proplem, citing the Blue Plains Plant. He was advised that we have no choice,
state project, but that the plant will have J00,000 gal capacity and it is an up-
to-date plant and he did not think we would have an odor problem. He wa:s-(advised
that this was the most feasible solution of those proposed by the state.

Attorney Rymer and the Council commended the Civic League on the good job they did
painting the front of the Town Hall.

Notice of scheldule for 1980-81 of SMMA was given, no meetings in July, August,

L- December and January, nex; t meeting will be held here September 16, 1980, Conventd.on
in Ocean City June 23-27th.
Mr Roberts advised that he had received a sommons on the Lubbes' municipal infractions.

The clerk advised that she had :received a complaint from Mrs Lena Wood on sidewalk
in front of her property. The Mayor advised that he would speak to them about it.

A request was submitted for a +ape recorder by the Board of Appeals for their
meetings.

Mr. Roheri:ls moved to approve the :purchase of a tape recorder. Motion seconded by Mr,
Jenkins. Motion carried.

Mayor Hall advised. the Council that it was time for the appointment of the Board of
Supervisors of Elemtion for the November election and that he would ask that the
same members be reappointed.

Mr Jenkins moved that Mrs Lorena Ward, Margie Marshall and Lucile McLean be reappointed
to serve as Judges of Election for the ensu:eing election, with Mrs. Nellie Murphy and
I~rs. Irene Ashton as Alternate Judges. Mr. Robin.son meconded the motion. Motion
carried.

Correspondence: Letter from American Tele Systems Corporation requesting to appear
before Council and explain services they provide for Cable 'I'V,
Atty Rymer suggested that we invite several companies in to explain there services in
this endeavor.
Letter from D. Human Resources re the availability of CETA positions to municipality th:ru
\__ allocations to county. Check with J. Upton.
Bulletin from ~~11 re issuing of monthly bulletin on legisaation July to Dec and noting
that of particular interest to the communities.
Dept. of Licmning- invitation to attend -.:bnvention and see their booth, self help
drectory enclosed.
Letter from Civic League re :painting of Town Hall (front only) and color information req

150 Minutes, Meeting, June 19, 1980

(Continued)

Numerous letters received from Mr. Neil Russell pertaining to various concerns
of his relating to services he is not receiving from the Town.
Copy of letter from C Schaeffer to Mr. Russell "Go to hell letter".
Letter from Cohnty Commissioners on opening and dedication of Dunkirk Park.

Bills were presented for payment for the Nonth of May·, 1980:

General Fund, May 1980:

Police Sala;ey 3,800.07
Street Salary
Gas and Eled, Co. st. lights 3, 709,..12
1,102.22

C, & P, Tele, Co. 82 96

Md, Nat. Bank, Int. Rev. 1,574.50

Comp. of the 'Treasury 547,92

11mployees' Reiirement (BiMonthly) 943.28
652,80
.,., Jt 591-1-.81

Treasurer's Salary (May)

Clerk's Salary 298 13

Md, Municipal League Ins" 420.85

Postmaster, N. Beach, stamps 15.00

Jesse Jo Bowen, Treas, co. tax sale 706.03

Gj_lls Auto Body P, 1,180.23

Colo,nial LJ.fe Ins, 126.00

Employees Re tire. ent 608.50

So. Md Oil Co 430.88

Snow Valley 9.00

Reliable Oil Co 138.46

Calvert InO.eperrlent, ads 37,10

Prince Frederick Mot9r Co, 15.20

Sneade's Hdw P, 4 28

Charles Moran, Audi tor 625.00

IGA Grocery, e ts . 23. 78

Dept . of Human Resources , Md Unemp . fu 742 00

Cal Ind, ad 16,80

" " ad, Budget 6).00

Sherberts Mobile, Police 726.80

Gas and Elec. Co,, Town Hall 35 27
Post Office, Box 166 5.00

Betty K. Freesland, Board Appeals 20.00

SEWE.R Rgyenue Bills_,_May, 198.Q:

Gas and Elec, Co. 738.03

C. & P Tele 17.68

BIF 242.62

G. B. Sherwood Co 290.58

Share Corp. 261.49

Owings Lumber Co, . 9.00

Sneade's Hardwctre 80 22

Charles Moran, Auditor 200 00

Arell Serv Co. Ins. 1,210.08

Delmarva Labs 180,00

Roberts Oxygen Co Inc. #450325 24.18

Cotton's Septic Tank Serv. 1,608,80

Gas and Elec. Co 35.58

Md. Environmental Serv. Twin Beaches#l 156.26

'Tax Differential Fund,_ !:1.ay 1980 1 902.40
Rockville Crushed Stone #ll.-8977

151

Minutes, Meeting, Thursday, June 19, 1980
(Continued)

~L Mr Robinson moved to approve payment ·of the bills as read. Motion seconded by
Mr. Roberts. Motion carried. (It was noted that over $19,000.00 had been incurred

in bills this month Mayor Hall stated that since the General Fund was shor+, it -
1

would be feasible to borrow from the General Reserve Fund instead of having to borrow

:from the bank • ) .

North Beach Town Council
Thursday, July 10; 1986

Mayor Hall called the meeting to order-at 8:20 P.M.

L Presents flayer Hall, Treasurer Robinson, Councilmen Hall, Jenkins, Roberts and
Robinson. ~ttorney Rymer arrived later at 9145 P.M.
!bsent~ Councilmen Raum (hospital) and Strong.

The minutes of the June meeting were read,

Mr. Jenkins moved to approve the minutes as read. Motion seconded by Mr. Robinson.
Motion carried.

The Treasurer's report for the month of Junet 1980 was read, as follows~

Balance in Ge-aral Fund IVf.ay 31, 1980 $ 30,524.65

Less Bills Paid in the month of June 1980:

Police Salary 3,805.20

Street Salary 3,750.00

Gas and Elec. Co., T. Hall 35.27

a. and P • Tele. Co. 82.96

Gas and Elec. Co., Streets 1,102.22

Md. Nat. Bank, Int. Rev. 1,)17.10

Comp. of the Treasury 444.67

Employees Retirement System 640.14

~ • tt 617.98

Treasurer's Salary .594.81

Clerk's Salary 298.13

L Md. Municipal League Ins. 420.85
Wm. c. Soper, refund 100.00
Colonial Life Ins. & Accident
39.75

So. Md. Oil Co. 430.88

Snow Valley 9.00

., , .... i •........... continued .. Ii ••

152 ;CJ

Minutes-, Meeting, Thursday, July 1$), 1980

(Continued)

Treasurer's report continued' 1J8.46
Bills paid in rnune, 1980, continued: 116,90
Reliable Oil Co.
Calvert Independent 15.20
Pr. Fred. Motor Co., Sts.
4,28
Sneade 1 s Hdw,
Charles Moran 625.00
I. G. A. Grocery, STS. 2).78
Sherbert_' s Mobile , P. 726,80_
Jesse Jo Bowen, Co. Treas. overpymt,
2,797,55
Postmaster, North ?Beach, 166
5.00
Md. Nat. Bank, Int. Rev. (JuneO 1,319,9g
Comp. of Treasury (june)
446,10
191907.93
19,907,93
10,616.72
Receipts for the month of June 19801 427.76
Taxes co'l.Ler.c ted 240.00 61162,40
Special Assess. ·16,?86~12
Penalties 5J.87
Parking Fee
Traders License 10.00
Income Tax Rebate
Building Permits 957,63
Business License 2.618.64
Penal ties
Coin Operated Machines 220,00
Penalties
Sale of Zoning Ord, 1,310.00
Special Exception Permit 140.52

Balance in General Fund June JO, 1980 68.oo
_4.oo

-10 .oo

100.00

6,169.40

$.

Community Fund Balance ¥Jay), 1980 . 5,291.12
, 714.13
Revenue Sharing Rund Balalfce
2.09
Anti Recession FuI)Ci ~lance $ 125,566.22
$. 36,239.55
Tax Differential Fund Balance
_j,937.61
Sewer Revenue Fund. for the Month of June 1980

Balance in Sewer Revenue Fund May Jl, l.980

Less Bills Paid in the Month of June 19.80- - .
c. and. P. Tele, Co,
17,68

Gas and Eleec. Co. 77J.61

Mercantile Safe Deposit & $rust -1,039.35

B. I. F, 242,62

G. B, Sherwood Co. 290,58

Share Corp. 261,49

Owings Lumber Co. 9,00

Sneades Hdw. 80,22

Charles Moran 200.00

Arell Service #2 1,210,08

Delmarva Labs . .. 180.00

Roberts Oxygen Co. 24.18

Cottons Septic Tank Serv. 1,608.80
5,937.61

/D 153

Minutes, Meeting, Ju.ly ~, 1980
(Continued)

Treasurer's report cnntd.nued; Sewer Fund:

Balance carried forward 30,301.94

Receipts for the Month of J"une 1980:

Service charges 322.88

Penalties 27 .40

Permits 48.00

398.28 398.28
$ 30,700.22
Balance in Sewer Revenue Fund June JO, 1980

Mr. Robinson moved to approve the Treasurer' sreport. Motion seconded by IVtr. Jenkf.ns ,
Motion carried.

Committee Reports:
Finance: no report.
Roads and Streets: Mr. Robinson advised that all the burned out lights had been

taken care of now.
He asked if anything had been done by our insurance on the claim for damages by
Mrs. Iadarola, He was advised that the bills had been turned over to the insurance

company.
Mr. Robinson advised that he would check all streets and alleys for any dangerous
and diseased trees. All rotted limbs and dead trees should be removed.

Licenses: Clerk advised that all licenses on Mrs. Morgan's properties were long
overdue. Police to handle matter with W~ C. Petrie. Chief Fender advised.

L Public Safety: Cb~ef Fender advised that 138 calls were received, 68 reports were
submitted. He further advised that they had lost a case in court because they did
®t have the ordinances with them on the municipal infraction ordinance. He stated
that this was an ernba.rrassment to them,
Chief Fender recommended tr.at the Town take out a maintenance contract with Southern
Maryland Communications - $JJ,OO per month on cruiser radios, which will cover all
i tams except, damage due to abuse, or weather, new crystals, or installations.

A request was made to have all revisions of ordinances which are approved printed.

Mayor Hall advised that a meeting was to be set up with our engineer, H. Sturdivant

July 17, 1980, at 7:30 P.M. and that we could have a meeting with our attorney

following it on the ordinanceJP~ .-

Mr. Roberts moved that service policy with Southern Md, Co:mniunications be adopted

tlr the radio cruisers maintenance. ($JJ,OO per month) Motion seconded by Mr.

Robinson. Motion carried.

Correspondence: Letter, 7-9-80, from County Commissioners advising that the Town
would receive a grant a~in in Fiscal Year 1981 in the amount of $55, .502. Also,

half would be available immediately and: the remainder payable in January. (Letter

to be sent that these arrangements are "Sa tH?:factory) •

Letter, 6!-25-80, Atty. Rymer to Mr. Neil Russell, in reference to the many letters

written by Mr. Russell to the Town, thanking him for his interest, but suggesting
L that it be addressed directly to the council where his recommendations could be _
reviewed and discussed in a cooperative atmosphere instead by accusatory and. critical
letters. i. =-'-' J

Letter, 6-20-80, from Neil Russell, requesting response fr·om Mr. Rymer on hi s. letter
elated 5/19/80 ~

154 Minutes, Meeting,_ July ~' 1980
(Continued)

of May 19,1980, re. improvement plan for North Beach and the impetus needed-which
he believed Mr. Rymer could provide.

Letter, 6-30.:.80, Dept. of Human Resources, re. the ava.LLa Vli ty of professional
services in the recruiting, screening and referral of qualified applicants for

municipal staffing needs.

Old Business: Mayor Hall advised that fie had not had another opportunity to discuss
ihe acquisition of the building across the street from Mr. Glickfield. He advised
that he wanted to get an appraisal from a certified appraiser.

~layer Ha.LL advised that the liquor license for the Key Club had been denied.

Mr. Roberts suggested that an air conditioner be purchased for the test room in
the sewer plant. He stated that it was very hot and the building only had a small
~.ndow. Matter tabled due to lack of funds. Mr. Roberts was advi.sed to get some
estimates.

Mr. Roberts advised that he would contact the owner of Domico's and give nim 72 hours
iO removesr.11 bro: ;ken glass or a lien would have to be placed on property. Situation
Ls very dangerous to public, .many complaints received on building. (Burgwald)

MayoF Hall advised that aerator had deteriorated and was removed, one aerator is OK,
however, if it goes out, the Town will have a problem. He suggested that we have
YJr. Luerrson build one, to replace· the deteriorated one. Must do something, before
we need it. Estima~es to be gottE;:n fromLue+rsen.

Bills were submitted for payment for the month of June, 1980:

General Fund, ~Tune, 1980 :.

Police Salary J,805.20

Street Salary 3,750.00

Gas and Elec. 1 Sts. 1~112. 98
" " • , TownHall _
23.94
C. & P. Tele. Co., Police , q.fg

Md, Nat, Ban.."k, Int, Rev. 1,319,90

Comp. of Treasury 446.10

Employees Retirement 64-0.14 6-1--6-14
6-14-6-JO
617,88 f;/24-6/14
6/14/-6/J;
Treasurer's Salary (June) 594.81
.•••••
Clerk's Salary 298.13

Md. Municipal League, Ins. 279,93

Colonial Accident & Life Ins. 39,75

11 11 18.36

Jesse Jo Bowen, Co. Treas. erroneous

11 0 overpymt.1979 taxl,365.70
11 ~n : .., tax sale prop.l,4Jl.85

J. Fender, reim. for box rent #196 5,00

Cal. Lnd.ependent., P. 2.70

'I':Lmothy R. Wakeman, Print taz bills 400,00

li"ree Sttate Office Machimes, c , 151.60

Sneade's Hdw. P. 5,07

Charles Horan 150.00

Bowen's Florist, Ashton 25.00

Snow Valley 6.25
10,249.00
s. Frank Bowen, Agency

So. Md. Oil Co, 1,060,39

Sherbert 1 s Mo bile 688.27

continued ••.••.••••

Meeting, Minutes, Thursday, July ]Q, 1980 155
(Continued)

Bills continued, Sewer Reveriue Bills, June 1980:
Gas and E:1c, Co.
957.27
C. and r. Tele. Co,
18.01
Roberts Oxygen Co.
23.40
Cotton's Septic Tank Serv.
Owings Lumber Co. 1,283.04
85,55
l"iatteson Supply Co. 40.30
Charles Moran
150.00
Sneade's Hdw.
28.92
/sterling Chemical Co,
H. and M., Wagner 515.00
Delmarva Labs
J • .R. McCrone, Inc. 39.30
Arell Serv. Co. 225.00
Share Corp.
M~biT' s Septic 'Iank Ser, 180.10

447.25

886.40
320.00

Mr. Jenkins moved to pay bills presented. Motion seconded by Mr. Robinson. Motion
carried,

(Mr. Hymer arrived , )

Meeting to work on revision of ordinances was scheduled for 8:00 P.M., July 17, 1980.

Mr. Rymerread new amendment proposed tq Article lV, Section 8 which he had been
asked to draft, regulating the closing of business establishments. Introduced as
Resolution #9-80, to be adopted at next meeting.

L Also, intr.tiduced, Resolution #10-80 to amend curfew ord.Lnance, to 10:00 P.Jl'l.1 7 days
of the week. Resolution to be drafted by Attorney Rymer, who also wishes to discuss
the resolution with Atty. Lamson.

·-~:I-)!_\-:_,c-~1~:<~- : -:) ·

Mr. Roberts moved t.ha t the amendment to the curfew ordinance, Resolution #10-80,
setting the time at 10:00 P.M., 7 days week that all youngsters must be off the
streets (under 18 years old) be adopted. Motion seconded by Yir. Robinson. Motion
carried with affirmative vote of lJ. members present.

Discussion on Soper license i 1) in order to use the toilet facility in the front
building for business in rear, garage1 he must obtain a ruling from the P. W. Admin.
and 2) to exxpand the non conforming use to the two stalls in the front building,
he must apply to Board of Appeals by Special Exception for approval (up to 50% of
square footage).

License application for front building retained with ap~ication for SE by l'lr, Soper,
has not been presented to council for approval.

Mr. Robinson moved to adjourn the meeting, Motion s~oonded by Mr. Jerkins. Motion
carried.

£fi:).w~

Mayor Russell D. Hall

156

Meeting North Beach Town Council
August 14, 1980

Due to HJmesse~,. cthree=-·ef <the 'J!0wn~ C:a,unci:l members could not attend the meeting
scheduled for August 14, 1980 and since no quorum cnudd be reached, the meeting
could not be held.

No later date was set for the meeting,

il-: T~mnci'!;if

Meeting of the North Beach Town Council
Thursday, September 10, 1980

Mayor Hall called the regular meeting to order at 8:00 P.M.

Rresent: Mayor Hall, Treasurer Robinson, Councilmen Hall, Jenkins, Raum, Roberts,
and Robinson, Attorney ymer arrived later, 9:30 P.M.

Absent: Councilman Strong.

The minutes of the regular July meeting were read.

Mr. Robinson moved that the minutes be· approved as read, Motion seconded by Mr.
Jenkins. Motion carried,

The Treasurer's report for the months of July and August, 1980 were read;

Balance in General Fund June JO 1 1980

Less Bills F'aid in the Month of July 1980:

Police Salary 5,052.12

Street Salary 4,913.21

Gas and Elec. Co, 1,112.98

Gas and Elec. Co, T. Hall 23,94_

C. & P. T~~e. Co. 89,88

Employees Retirement System 680 ..29

Treasurer's Sal~ry (June) 594.81

Clerk's Salary 298.lJ

Clerk, Bd. of Appeals 20.00

Dept. of Human Hesources 752.00

Colonial Accident & Life 45.90

Calvert Independent_ 2.70

J. Fender, box rent 5.00

Timothy Wakeman, tax bills 400.00

Free State Office Mach. 151.60

Snead.e's Hdw. 5.07 • corit.Lnued .

~nutes,Meeting, Thursda11_September 10, 1280 157
(Continued)

July Bills, continued: Bal. brought forward .•.....•..•... , ... , • , $ 16, 786.12

C. Moran 150.00

Bowen's Florist 25.00

Snow Valley 6.25

So. Md. Oil Co. 1,060.39

Sherbert's Mobile, P, 688.27

Md. Municipal L, dues 279,93

State Accident Fund i, 780 ,58

Postmaster, N. Beach 60.00

0. Frank Bowen, Agency 5,124.50

Postmaster, N. B~ach 83,50

Otis Elevator Co. 13.00

23,409.05

DEFICITE

Receipts for the month of July 1980:

Taxes collected 7,724.02

Special Assess. 2,820.00

Penalties 111.19

State Highway Adm. re1::ate 2,482.7.5

State Aid for Pial.Lce Protection L~,492 .00

Income Tax re1::ate 5,0_54.29

rr-£ader1s License, Co, . 222.18

Reim. for amt. paid at tax sale

Lot J4,J5 Blk. 13 36.73

Reim. for vandalism claim 4J.J2

L State Highway Adm. rebate 1,532,46
Re:i_m, from Sewer Rev. salall5'ies 5,000.00
Admission and Amuse. tax
138.22

State Franchise Tax . 70.00

29,727.16 29,727.16
$ 23,104.23
Balance in General Fund July 31, 1980

Revenue Sharing Fund 711-J.,13
B.JalJ:JIavnc2elt'-in chneecvkadneuenos::miate:on.ng Fund July Jl, 1980
lf,224.00
$_ 2,938.13

ttax Differential Fund 125,566.22
Year Grant for 1981 27, 751.00
Bala.nee in Tax Differential Fund $ 153,317.22

Sewer Rs:ivenue, Jul:y 198Q $ 30,700.22
Balance in Sewer Revenue Fund June JO, 1980

Less Bills Paid in the Month of July 1980 i

Gas and Elec. Co. 957.27

C, and F, Tele. Col 18.01

Mabel's Septic Tank Serv. 320.00

Md. Environmental Serv. 156.26

Robert's Oxygen Co. 2J).J.O

Cotton's Septic Serv. 1,283.04

Owing Lumber 85.55

Matteson Supply Co. 40,JO

C. Moran 150.00

Snead.eis Hdw. 38.92

Sterlli ng Chemical 515.0 contined Ii •••••••••

H. and M.. Wagner . . - - - - 39,30 w " ••

158 Minutes, Meeting, September 10, 1980
( Cnnt:I.nuecl)

Treasuer's rpt., July 1980, cin.ntinued:

Bal Iii ea.rried forward, . , , . i " •• " "" _ ••• , .JO, 700 .22

Bills continued: --
Delmarva Labs
225.00

J, R. Mccrone, Inc. 180.10

Arell Serv. LJ.L~7.25 ·~

Share Corp. 886.40

Lusk i.ns 199.00

0. Frank Bowen, Agency 5,124.50

General Fund salaries reim. 5,000.00

15,689,30 li?89,30

15,010.92

Receipts for the month of July 1980:

Service charges J,415.0.6

Benef L t charges 142.25

Pena.Lt.Le s 4Li-,09

Int, ear-ned on investments 820 ,L~O

4,42l.80 LJ>,421.80

Bal. in Sewer Revenue Fund July Jl, 1980 $ 19 , L1J2 • 72

Treasurer•s Report month of August 1980_

Balance Ln General Fund JulyJl, 1980 $ 2J,10L1'.2J

Less Bills Paid. in the Month of Aug. 1980:

Police Salary 4,157.81

Street Labor J, 930 .,84

Gas and Elec. Co,, Sts, 1,112.98

.., " " "1 'I'. Hall 89 .24

C. and P. Tele. Co. 84.13

Md. Nat. Bank, Int. Rev. 1,746,60

Erap.l.oyeee 1 Re tire:ment 7/14..:.7 /31 996 .10

" - " 8/1-8/15 713.06

'l'reasurer' s Salary (July) 594 .81

Clerk's Salary (July) 326.9)

So, Md. Oommuni.ca td ons , P. 270,91
76,00
z. Printing Co. e Lectdon

Md. Municipal 1•. Ins. (Pru.cl) 66l!·.27

Snow Valley 6,25

So. Md. 011 Co, 4,99

C. Moran 150. 00

Sherberts Mobile, P. 1,127.58

T. Robinson-, cert. mail e.1£6

Fr. Fred. Motors, sts. 174.76

Cal. Independent, electnon 14.10

Md. Municipal L. Clerk' Asso. 10,00

So. Md. Communications, P. 176.10

So. Md, Communications, main. cont. 33.00

Free State Office Machines 12.90

Home Exterminating Co. T. Hall 35.00

Colonial Life Ins. 8/22 J'.hQ. -

17,142.71 _-11..,_142 • Tl,
.5196L52

Receipts for the Month of Aug. 1980:

Taxes collected 16,412.00 --·

SpecLa.L Assess. 7,025.00

Penalties 72,90

Po Lr.ce Fine 10.00

Rebate from Co.l.orri.a L L fe Ins. 6.15

Traaeri:3 L cense, co. ' · - , - - · · - - · - 310. 0 5 -••.••.•••••••••• carried :froward .• , , •••• , •

M_;lnutesJ ~lee:tinw Se tember 1011980 , 159
Continued,
.5, 961.52
Treasurer's report; August, 1980, continued:
_ 28,48] •.70
Bal. carried orvard .f ¥ ••• It • Iii ••• Ii •••• Iii Ii ir ti • if ti • " "- i • e • If ..... II " • i • j- •• a; 8 • e , •• IJ 34,445.22

Receipts continued: $

Sale of one SicRle Bar 500.00
291.08
Racing Revenue Rebate
" n" 351.52

Liquor License Rebate 3,505.00

28,483.70
Balance in General Fund Aug, 311 1980

Revenue Sharing Fund balance

Tax Differential Fund 153,317.22

General Reserve 180,000 .oo
Com.rnunity Fund
5,291.12

Antirecession Fund 2.09

Sewer Revenue Fund, August 1980:

Balance in Sewer Revenue Fund July 31, 1980 19,432,72

Less Bills Paid in the month of Aug, 1980: $

Gas andElec. Co. 1,045.05

C. and P, Tele. Co. 24.53

l Roberts Oxygen Co, 312.0J
'I'homa.s Somerville
411, 58 ·
L C. Moran
75.00
Sneades Hdw.
40.58

Delmarva Labs 218,22

Cotton's Septic T-·nk Serav. 1,710,72

~ 3,837,71

Receipts for the month of Aug. 1980:

Servj~ce charges 9,239,07

Benefit Assess. 455,00

Penalties 46.oo

9,740.07

Balance in Sewer Revenue Fund Aug. 31, 1980

Mr. Robinson moved that the July and August T::'.'easurer's reports be approved as read.
M.otion seconded by Mr. Jenkins. Motion carried..

Committee Reports: Fin~nce: no report.

Roads and Streets: Mr. Robinson advised that the insurance company had settled the
claim of Iadarola satisfactorily.

License: A new license, Bric-A-Brae, Consignment Shop, to be located in N. B. Motel
building, to be operated by Wanda Grierson$--».(Bl. J, Lot 125'16, 17). Clerk advised
that Fire Marshal Gott had inspected the buiading and recommended that the fire
e:stinguishers be inspected, which was done, 8/28/80 and that Mr. Roberts had recommended
that a temporary JO day licenses be issued until painting and other recommendations
could be met. (fix sign, remove electric sign, clean up trash of tenants, etc,)
Motion toapprove temporary license by Mr. Roberts. seconded by Jr. Jenkilns. Motion carred..
License application of Fred Longfellow for transfer of Mickey's License submitted:

160 Minutest Meeting, September 101 1980
(Continued)

Mr. Roberts moved-that transfer of_license_from_Mr._Mc~ahon_to_Mr. Longfellow

be app:coved pending approval by Liquor Board, Fire Marshal, Health Department.

(Mr. McMahon had approved transfer). Motion seconded by Mr. Robinson. Motion

carried.

Application for a new license by William Soper for New and Used Auto Parts Sales
was submitted for Block 2 Lot 14, (front building).

Mr. Roberts advised that the appli.aation was to be HELD~ that use of the bath
facility for the use of the non conforming use (garag;} in rear was approved,
but a :ruling had to be made by the Board of Appeals and that no work was to be
conducted in this bui 1ding until application for Special Exception (extension of -

non conforming use) had been completed and submitted to the Board.

C,).uesHon on license of ~l. C. Petrie property (ABC Realty) - no payment received
on any of the licenses for the apartments and rooming house, 1980.

Fublic Safety: Chief Fender advised tat 10.3 calls had been received for July and

123 calls for August, with 'J3 and 60 reports being made respectively.

He further advised that Jack Ward and Jack Nutter each resigned for personal reaLons
this week (Ward - 9-11-80 and Nutter - 9-5-80). He _a.sk~d that Caldwell and Henning
wouid be put on full time1 9-11-80,

Mr. Raum moved that service ammunition be purchased and that Caldwell a nd Henning
be rn.red full time. Motion seconded b~ Mr. Roberts. Motion carried. _(Both officers
are still serving probationary period.)

Mr. Raum moved that uniforms be purchased as_ needed, Motion seconded by Vir. Roberts.

Motion carried .•

Mr. Jenkins requested that Chief Fender furnish a new list of officers and their
::;tatus as of this date.

Sanitation: Mr. Roberts advised that miscellaneous ma_tters had been handled. -

an air conditioner had been pur cbssed and installed in laboratory. He advised that

Greenwell and Shaillett have beemttending school to up date their lic_enses since

September 3, 1980. We are required by state law to have licensed men operate the

sewer :plant and will still peed the employees after the new sewer regional plant is

:h operation,

Chief Fender advised that in addition·.to the report he had given, he wished to advise

that the police training commission had approved an in-training school to be held

here beginning October 18, 1980.

He further advised that an adult drug education program was being set up and that

booklets were being published and distributed. (Very nice booklets sponsored by
the A.merican Legion Post 206.) He said that he hoped to have the fir:Bt presentation

next month.

Old business: The transportation workshop of SHA is to be held in Prince Frederick
9/18/80, '_ 9:00 - :·J:OO P.M.. Mayor Hall will attend.

Correspondence: Notice of, SMMA meeting to be held in North Beach, 9/18/80, ai'
7:00 P.M. Pres. Freesland will be guest speaker and all are requested to attend.

'{3ul/e·tl'i/J.Arime Provent.i.on seminar held in Baltimore, Md. 9-9-80.

Liquor Board Hearing on Key Club, 9/12/80 at 8 :00 P .M. in Town Hall.
Mickey's , 9/26/80, at 8:00 P.M. in Town Hall.

Minutes, Meeting, September 10, 1980 161
(Continued)

Mayair Hall advised that Mrs. Puglisi had requested to have her sewer service rate
changed from commercial to residential since she no longer operates a business.

\ Mr, Robinson advised that Callis had removed_ all the bathrooms in the bingo and
I

L-

that he had still been charged for sewer service, Biscussion.

Mr. Roberts advised that Mrs. Puglisi and Mr. Callis should write a letter requesting

what they want and since no permits were issued for the removal of bath facility in
the bingo, the Town has no way of knowing they have been removed. Furthermore, the
buildings must be inspecroed before charges will be removed. An official requett must
be sent to Town for our records.

Letter from Comp. of the Treasury, reg~esting map of town showing postal routes, box
numbers and streets.(Dated 7-25-80, Tax rebates depend on identifying residents within
the Town.)

Letter, 8-5-80, from State Planning Commission referring to lost of liaison between
local and state planning and planning assistance. (Atty. Rymer requested to contact
them on this matter.)

Letter, 9-20-801 from R. Neil Russell re rehabilitation, technical asfuistance and
availability of funds, and redevelopment.
Mr. Roberts reqaested that he be permitted to follow this up.

Brochure received from MML re rehabilitation and urban i:redevelopment and seminar to
be held - 9-10-80.

l Mrs, Thelma Sherbert asked the Mayor and Town Council if they were aware of the

L problem on Chestnut Avenue, if house was a boarding house and if it were licensed. (No

license).
The Mayor advised that he and the police did know and Chief Fender advised that she
sould get restitution after it came to trial. The Mayor explained that youths were
distm~bing the peace and he had talked to them ard did not believe there would be
any further problem.

Mr. Charlie Miller requested that something be done about the racetrack on Bay Avenue.

He advised that he had lost a dog, which couId have been a child just as well. He

stated that cars were always squealling their tires and going at speeds in excess of

60 miles per hour. He advised that,. them had been three serious accidents in the past

month on this route on the county line. He ~equested radar to be set up, also, the

installation of a speed bump 1 4 way traffic_sign or light.
-u~tIn addition, the weeds on the corner of Lubbes 1 property was ci~ed,.·as obstructing
Mayor Hall advised that this is state road and under jurisdiction of state, Might get sgme

aiip.

the view since one cannot see when coming up 9th St, from Atlantic.

Mr. Miller further advised that the parking of car§facross from the IGA store was creating

a traffic hazzazd 0-n the east side Of' higfi~Y\ cars park in both directions, baskets
inwa'Y,in the street, car doors opening a n ~
etc. Someone will be seriously injured

if something is not done to stop this.

Bills from July and August were submitted for payment:

L General Fund, July, 1980: 5,052.12
Police Salary 4,913.21
Street Salary
Gas and Elec. Co. 11112.98

" ", T. Hall 89.24
c , and P. Tele.
84,13

Employees' Retirement 680.29 cont.Lnusde • • 11 8 i' O ti • • • tt • II' • • II !i • • * 111 i • • j f
State Accldent Fund 1, 780 ,58

162 Minutes, Meet:i.ng, September 10, 1980
- (Continued) ·

General Fund bills, July, 1980, continued:

Postmaster, N. Beach 60.00

Colonial Life Ins. 27 • .54

Snow Valley 6,25

So. Md. Oil Co. Li-. 99
C. Moran, Audi tor
. 150 .oo

Sherberts Mobile, Police 1,127.58

Treasuer~' Salary, July 591+·.81

Clerk's Salary, July 326.93

Thelma S. Robinson, postage 2.46

Prince Frederick Motor Co. , Sts. l?L~. 76

Calvert Independent, registration n. 14.10

Z Printing Co. 76.00

Md. Municipal Clerk's Ass. dues 10.00

So, Md, Communications, F'. 270 .91
176.10
un u P,

F'ree State Office Machines 12.90

So. Md. Comm. Inc. ser. cont. 33.00

Home Exterminating Co. 35.00

SEwer Rev,enue Fund, July, 1980:
Gas and Elec. Co.
C. &·P. Tele. Co. 1,045.05
Roberts Oxygen Co.
'I'horna s Somerville 24.53
312.03
C. Moran, Auditor 411.58
Sneade 1 s Hardware
Delmarva Labs. 75.00
40 .58
Cotton's Septic Tank Serv.
180 .00

38.22
1;710.72

General Fund, Augµst, 1980:
Police Salary
4,157,81
Street La or 3,930.84
Gas,, and,, Ele,,c, Co,,, 1,237.48

·c. and P. Tele. Co. 73.03 7/13/7/31
61.-:56 8/1-8/15/80
Md. Nat; Bank, Int. Rev. 1,74-6.60
Comp. of Treasury .592.14 ... ...
Employees Retirement 996.10
Treasurer's Salary, Aug. 594.81
Clerk's Salary, Aug. 326.93
Md. Municipal League, Ins. 664.27
Employees Retiremenlh 713.06
Oolon:i.al Life Ins. · 39,75
Dept. of Human Resources 1,166.00
Snead.es Hd.w. Police 17,89
Snow Valley 17.25
21.15
Cal. Independent, elc, notice 22.00
Bowen's Florist, Rau~ 598.44
Sherbert's Mobile, P.
1,005,91
§ewer Revenue Bills 1 ugµst 1980: 21.11
Gas and Elec. Co. 40 . .53
C, and P. Tele. lJ-5. 00
195,00
H. & M. Wagner 22.50
22.00
So. Md, Oil cs.. contract

Delmarva labs.
Roberts Oxygen Co.
Sneade "s Hardware

continued . ., $"

Minutes, Meeting, September 10, 1980 163

(Continued)

A2:1gust1 1980, S~~· Revenue bill~1 contd.mzi r Step #1 study.
Cotton's Septic Tank Serv.
Charles Co. Community College li]89.96
135,00
Arell Serv. Co. #1 ae~ator
" " ", #J solenoid valve 2,398.49

Md, Envi.r-onmenta.L Service 382.68

559.12

Mr. Hall moved that the bills for July and August, 1980 be pafd , Motion seconded by
l"ir, Robinson, Motion carried.

i,bt~9rney Rymer arrived).

Mayor Hall advised that the mate:dal for the aeriator had come in. Also, the torw
employeesI had removed one dead. tree, which had fallen.
He advised that the heat exchange in the furnace had burned out and re~irs will

cost $ 300 • -$400 • A new furnace would be approximately $1100 • The Council agrees
that we shou1d have the old furnace repaired.

Ordimnce. Revis:i:on: Article IV, Section 8
Hesolution #9-80 - Amendment to License Ordinance, which was introduced at the last

meeting ..

Mr, Raw11 moved that the amendment to Ordinance on Licenser Article IV, Section 8
be adopted. Motion seconded by Mr. Robison. Motion ca.rried1 unarri.mouevote.

Resolution #5-80, Fire Regulations which had been intriiXluced at regular meeting,

March 13, 1980, was re-introduced as an emerge.C:y1'wi th 9ertain changes which
L prohibited burning within the Town limits.
resolution

Mr. Roberts moved that emergency resolution #5-80, Fire Regulations, be adopted.

Mr. Jenkins seconded tre motion. Motion carried, unanimously.

Resolution #11-80, Sanitation, was introduced as an emergency measure with some
minor changes.

Mr. Roberts moved that Resolution #11-80, Sanitation, be adopted as an emergency
measure. Motion seconded by Mr. Robinson. Motion° carried with unanimous vote
of all council.

Resolution #12-80, Public Nuisances, Morals and Conduct, was introduced as an
emergency measure.

Mr. Roberts moved that Resolution #12-80; Public Nuisances, Mora.ills and Conduct,
be adopted as an emergency measure. Mr. Jenkins seconded the motion. Motion
carried with unanimous vote of council.

It was agreed that the Ordinances on Elections would be printed as isf to be ~evised
at a later date, 'I'he sections on Plumbing Code, Sewer Policy Manual, Pez-so ne.L System
Act, and Zoning Ordinance would be reviewed later.

Atforney Rymer advised that he had reviewed the curfew ordinance with Judge Bowen and
\ States Attorney Lamson and they saw no problem with the ordinance as we have it.

L
Mr. Roberts moved that Resolution #10-80, Curfew, which had been introduced at the
Ju.Ly 10, 1980 meeting, be adopted as amended, Motion seeonded by M.r, Robinson. Motion
carried, unanimous vote of f ive members pr'esent ,

164 Minutes, Meeting, Se:ptember 10, 1980
(Continued)

Mr. Roberts requested that the ordinances which have been completed be printed as
soon as possible. (Clerk had taken some to printer and would get remainder to
printer as soon as possible,)

Mr. Robinson moved that the meeting be adjourned. Motion seconded by Mr. Hall.
Motion carried.

ceJ) .. ~

Mayor Russell D. Hall

Minutes, North Beach mown Council
Thursday, October 9, 1980

Mayor Hall called the regular October meeting to order at 8:00 P.M. ,_

Present: Mayor Hall, Treasurer Robinson, CouncilmenJenkins, Raum, Roberts, Robinson;

and Strong.
Absent: Councilman D. Hall and Attorney Rymer (ill) ,

The minutes of the September meeting were read,
Mr. Jenkins moved that the minutes be approved as read, Motion seconded by Mr. Robinson.

Motion carried.

The Treasurer's report for September 1980 was given as follows:

Balance in General Fund Aug. 31, 1980 34,445.22

Less Bills Paid in the month of Sept. 1980:

Police Salary 4,306.04

Street Salary J,930.84

Gas and Elec, Co,, sts. 1,237.48

c. and P, Tele. ·co., P. 61.56

fl " " " 40.04

Gas and Elec . Co. , T. Hall 73,03

Md.. National Bank, Int. Rev. 4,417.80

Comp. of the 'I'rea sury 477.08

Employees' Retirement 658 .16

nn 760.26

Md. Municipal League Ins. 664.27

Treasurer's Salary (Aug.) 594.81

Clerk's Salary 326,93

Dept. of Human Resources (Henning) 1,166.00

"" (Harmon) -640.64
Colonial Life Ins. 36.69

Sherbert's Mobile, P. 598 .Ll-4 ...•.. cnnt.i.nued , lj" II: , ••
Bowen's Florist 22.00

Minutes; Meeting, October 9. 1980 165
(Continued)
~84.25
Treasurer's report continued: 21.15 61,152.52
Bills paid continued: 17.25 100.00
Calvert Independent, registration 17.89
Snow Valley $ 61,252.52
Sneade' s Hdw , , P. 9.22 $ l~,000.00
Mary 1. Merchant, overpymt.,tax 1?-, 077 .65
2,938.13
Receipts for the month of Sept. 1980: 1.53.317.22
Taxes collected 27,925.09
Special Assessments 13,230.00 2.09
Penal ties 65,04
State Income Tax Rebate 2,0_54.52 $ 5, 291.12
Building Permits 152.00
Business License 153.00 25,335.08
Special Exception 100.00
License Fee ?.! 279 .12
Sales and Retail 25.50 17,355,93
Traders License, county 25.50 .••. continued •.•••
Insurance Rebate 52.30

2.00

43,784.95

Adding back voided check #23243
Balance in General Fund Sept. 30, 1980

L General Reserve Fund Balance
Revenue Sharing Fund balance

Tax Differential Fund balance

Anti-·Recession Fund Balance

Community Fund balance

Sewer Funds:

Balance in Sewer Revenue Fund Aug. 31, 1980

Less Bills Paid in the Month of Sept. 1980:

Gas and Elec. Co., 1,005.91

C. and P, Tele. Co. 21.11

Anna polis Fed. Sav. & Loan

duplicate pymt. of tax 110.00

Charles Co. Community College 135.00

F. and M. Wagner L~O. 53

So. Md. Oil Co., burner serv. cont. 45.00

Delmarva Las 195.00

Roberts Oxygen Co. 22.'.!)0

Sneade's Hdw. 22.00

Cotton's Septic Tank Serv. 1,2389,96

Arell Service 2, 781.1'?

Md. Environmental Serv. 559,12

\ First Fed. Sa.v, Loan, over pymt. 20.00
I 526.20
L Mercantile S fe Dep. & Trust 1,105,65
" "n 1;

7,979.15

166

Minutes, Meeting, October 9, 1980

(Continued)

Treasurer's report continued:

Recef.pt.s for the Month of Sept. 1980:

Service charges 14,985.00

Benefit Assessments 632,75

Penalties 62.50

Fermi ts l_,842.00

Interest earned on investment l_,817. 70

"n _ 4,og7.4o

23,367,35

Balance in Sewer Revenue Fund Sept. JO, 1980 $

Mr. Jenkins moved that the Treasurer's report be accepted as read, Motion seconded
by Mr. Robinosn. Motion carried.

Eommittee reports: Finance: no report.
Roads and Streets: no 'report.

Public Safety: Mr. Raum advised that 94 calls had been received and 53 reports

submitted for the month of Sept.

Mayor Hall advised that Mrs. Fowler had written requesting that the people next

to her property Lots 10-21, Block 27 be required to remove all the trash that they

ave thrown.on her property. She also asked if she would be allowed to install
a septic tank so a dwelling could be constructed.

Discussion on possibility of extending street and filling in to accomodate an
extension of sewer line or installation of septic tank. Mayor Hall advised that
he had discussed installation of septic system with county - if it per'cs , OK with
eunty. Mr. Robinson and Roberts to inspect property and make a decision.

Fermi ts: no report.

licenses Committee: JO day temporary license on Consignment Shop - OK per Mr. Roberts

to issue permanent license.

License of W. C. Petrie - still operating without a license and all taxes are also
delinquent.

Mr. Roberts advised that Chief Fender see Town attorny and take action immediately.
Question of residents - no bluff, pay up or else - eviction. If wish to operate, then
get a town license.

Chief Fender will issue a warning in writing 10/10/80 and also will see Attorn@y,·Rymer
on further action.

Longfellow operatinn of Freddie's has not obtained his license since opening

for busd ne se , October 1, 1980.

Key Club - motion to approve by Mr. Roberts. Motion seconded by Mr. Robinson.
Motion carried.

Soper - no licenses, still pending until Public Hearing on Special Exception for an

extension of non-conforming use and to seek relief from Town zoning Ordinance,
scheduled for November 6, 1980.

Corre(')pondence i Letter from Mr. C· llis reg_us:l>ting that Town Council review his
comnexcf.a.L sewer charges on the biilgo building. He advised that all bathrooms have
been removed and ·chat he has p1ans -to remodel the building pending.