011080-121180

Minutes, Meeting, October 9, 1980 167
(Continued)

It was decided by the Council to hold the matter until an inspection of the building
cuilild be made by a committee.

Mayor Ha]l advised that Nrs. Puglisi did not send a letter with a reguest that her

I

'--- property be reviewed to reduce the sewer service charge because she had changed her

ml nd ,

Mayor Hall advised of the Census Workshop to be held on October 24, 1980 in Waldorf
and advised that he would attend.

He further advised that he had attended a workshop on transportation on September 18, 1980
and stated that he felt those who should have been in attendance - the heads of the
departments - were not and that their chosen representatives were not in a position
to offer anything to the workshop.

Mayor Hall advised of the Br~akfast, 10-17-80, in Solo~ons for Gov. Hughes - dutch
treat.

Mayor Hall advised that the Board of Appeals was in need of a new member and he

appointed Mrs. Betty Carlsen Jameson to this position and reappointed Calvin Schaeffer
and Butch JeriJdns to serve another 3 year- term of office.

Mr. ;Jenkins moved that the appointment of- Mrs. Carlsen Jameson and Mr. Schaeffer and
Mr. Jenkins (Butch) to the Board of Appeals be adopted. Mr. Robinson seconded the
motion. Motion carried.
Mr. Roberts moved that awemeesrtgHuetn.c'.vlon afaB:oepstoinlgutiponro#vi1i1:~h8onos1 for an absentee ballot be

L introduced.. Motion seconded by Mr. Jenkins. Motion carried, (Five present and voting
~ in affirmative).

Mr. Roberts introduced the revised first draft of the general ordinances of the Town.
Motion seconded by Mr. Jenkins. Motion carried.
Mayor Hall advised that he had had a certified appraisal on building of Mr. Glickfield.

Mayor Hall advised that he will be attending a meeting on 10/15/80 - State Use Industries,

)Storm dza.in covers, grills, etc.)

Bills were presented for payment:

General Fund bills, Oct. 1980:

Felice Salary 4306.04

Street Salary 3930.84

Gas and Elec. 1237.48

" " " , T, hall 47.02

C, & P, Tele. Co. 99 .59

Md., Nat. Bank, Int. Rev. 1417 .80

Comp, of Treasury 477 .08

Employees Retirement 658.16
760.2~
nn

Md. Municipal League Ins. 664.27

Treas. Salary 594.81

Clerks. Salary 326.93

Colonial life Ins. 36.69

Dept. of Human Resources 640 .64

I Mary L. Merchant, tax ref • 9,29
L So. Md. Oil Co., gass, reg. 1076,39
I Cal. Ind . regi strati on
21.15

" " notice filing date 21.15

'' " summary resolutions 32.90

Dorsey Gray, Inc. 59,75

Cal. Indep., clerk supplies 6,95 . , " . , ~ .. continued. :Ii , ,, •• i " Ill ...... ., •

168 Minutes, Meetin(?1 October 9, 1980

(Continued)

Bills continued: 10.12
Sneades 1 Hdu , Po l i.ce
363.96
Reliable Oil Co. 23.00
Snow Valley 6,91
Bee's Auto Supply, sts.
41.25
Cal, Co. Commissioners, snow plow JJ.00
So. Md, Communications, radio 152.00
0, F. Bowen Agency Audit
Stegman & Asso , F, A. , audit serv. 1975.00
Robey ,s Office Machlliles 18.38
Md. Public Finance off., d~es 10.00
Thomas A, Rymer, atts f:Be
Betty Freesland, meetings 1500.00
20.00
Sherbert' s Mobil
718 ,85

Sewer Revenue Bills: 811.26
Gas and Elec. Co.
C, & P. Tele. Co, 16.95
Delmarva Labs, Inc, 225.00

n HU 30,52
11.16
Md. Tobacco Growers
Robe±ts Oxygen Co., Inc. 4_51.35
Sterling Chemical Co. 465.00
Sneade' s Hdw.
Cotton's Septic Tank Serv. 26.13
Char1es A, Cox, Arlarms
Narmarc Chemicals 1283.04

76.10
599,50

Mr. Robinson moved to approve payment of the bills submitted. Motion seconded by
Mr. Roberts. Motion carried.

.~/ __
;lfown erk ·

Special Meeting of the North Beach Town Council 169

Thursday, October 23, 1980

Mayor Hall called the special meeting to order for the purpose of discussing
the Twin Beaches Regional Sewer System and the proposal concerning the purchase

of the Glickfield property.

Present: Mayor Hall, Treasurer Robinson, Councilmen Hall, Jenkins, Raum, Roberts,
Robinsontand Strong.

Absent: Atty. Rymer.

M{ityor Hall advised that Phase I of the Twin Beaches Regional Sewer System has

been completed and that they are beginning Phases 2 and 3. He advised that

the bill from Beard Engineers was in the amount of $15,000,00 and it had been

cut down to $12;000.00, of which the Town will owe $4,000,00.

Mr. Robinson moved that the bill of $4,000.00 _be paid to Beard Engineers. Motion
seconded by Mr. Roberts. Question was asked if this was funded from Sewer Fund,
Motion carried.

Mayor Hall advt.sed that Col. Bowlby has taken over and is next in authority to the
county commissioners. He is in charge of all departments.

,Mayor Hall advised that in reference .to the property of M~. Glick.field, pr'cper+y ,/- /

is 1001 x 1501, 1 building1 25' x 50 •_, 2 buildings to be r'emoved , total value V

appraised at $56,250. 00. (He stated that he had gotten price down to $75,000.

at 10% for 10 years, he had offered $_65~ 000. no interst. Mr. Glickfield courrt.ered

with $70,000. no interest). Discussion on property followed, JVIr. Hall requested

L an agreement from council to pursue the matter.
Discussion on lot Comptroller Goldstein ga.ve to the Town. Mayor Hall stated
that it was too small to use for recreation and that he wnuId like to sell it.

He advised that it had a dangerous tree on it and it would cost too much to

::semove the tree. He proposed having _Atty. Rymer contact Mr. Goldstein.

The clekk advised that the Board of Appeals would hold Fublic Hearing on Nov. 6

on Soper property.

Clerk advised that Mrs. Jameson would prefer to be on the ~lanning Commission
Lns ead of Board of Appeals if possible. 1'1ayor and Council concurred ,

Clerk advised the Council that Mr. Longfellow has not obtained his license to
operate Freddies'.

Meeting adjourned.

L

1'7 0

Meeting of the North Beach Town Council
Thursd.ay, November lJ, 1980

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

Present: Mayor Hall, Treasurer Robinson, Councf.Lman D. Hall, Jenkins, Raum, Roberts,
Robinson, and Strong, Atty. Hymer.

The minutes of the October 9 and Special Meeting of October 23rd were read.

Mr. Jenkins moved that the reading of the minutes be approved. Motion seconded by
Mr. Robinson. Motion carried.

The Treasurer's report-for October 1980 were given~

~arice in_Qenera;!; fund Sept, JO, 1280 $ 61,252,52

Less Bills Paid in the mnnth of Oct, 1980;
·-~--· 5,42).89
Pollce S"ilary -

Street Salary 4,913.49

Gas and Elec. Co, 1.237,48

""" " 47 ,02

C. and P. Tele. Co, 99.21

Md, Nat, Bank, Int, Rev, 1,472.00

Co:mp,.of the Treasurery 491,23

Employees' Retirement System 639,26

.. - " " 1,073,60

Md, Municipal L. Ins. 664.27

Treasurer's Salary (Sept.) 594.81

Clerk's Salary (Sept.) )26.93

Sherbert's Mobile, P. 718.85

So. ~.d. Oil Co. Sts. 1,076,39

Calvert Independent 82.15
Dorsey Gray Motors, sts. 59.75

Sneade1s Hdw., 10.l2

Reliable Oil Co.. 363.96

Snow Valley 2J.OO

Bee's Auto Supply, s t.s , 6.91

Cal. Co. Comm, snow blades 1+1.25

So. Md, Commun. F, 33.00

O. F. Bowen, Agency, Audit 152.00

Stegman & Asao , 1,97.5.00-
Robey's Office Machines 18.38

:Md, PubLLc Finance Officers A. 10.00

Thomas A. Rymer, Atty Fee 1,500.00
Betty K. Freesland, Clerk,Plan. &

Appeals Bea rd meetings 20.00

Gary and Debra Harkins, tax ref. 2.52

Md. Technical Advisory Serv. J0.00

Postmaster, N. B. envelopes 81.56

Colonial Life Ins. 26.50

So. Md, Communications, P. 33.00

Owen H. Jones, appraiser 50,QO

Receipts for the month of Oct, 1980: 12,326,67 • •• "8 .... [J •• "c-on.+.Y.inu- ea' •.-• - _ , •••••.•••
Taxes collected 4,245.00
Special Assess,
Penalties 24LJ-. 77
State Aid for Police Protechon 8,231.00
Traders Licenses
Admission & Amuse Tax. 67.?6
128.26

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Minutes1 Meeting, November 13, 1980 171
(Continued)

Receipts, Oct.1980, continued:

State Highway Adm. rebate 490.44
1,124.Qj_
. ." "

26,907.45 26.20.7.4..}

Balance in General Fund Oct. 31, 1980 $ 64,862,44

General Fund Reserve 18 ,000.00
Communi tY Fund 5,291.12
Tax Differential Fund
Revenue Sharing 153,317.22
5,173.22

Bewer Revenue Fund for the Month of Oct. 1980

Balance in Sewer Reveuue Fund, Sept, JO, 1980 $ 40,723.23

Less Bills Paid in the month of Oct. 1980: _8,?('.56.0l
31,957.27
Gas and Elec, Co. 8 811.26

C. and P. Tele. Co. 16.95

Mabel• s Septic Tank Serv. 320 .OO

Delmarva Labs 255,52

Md. Tobacco Asso. 11.16

Roverts Oxyben Co. 451.35

Sterling Chemical Co. 465,00

Sneade•sHdw. 26.13

Cotton's Septic Tank Service 1,283.04·

~ox Alarms Inc, 76.10

Normarc Chemicals 599.50·

Triangle Ins. Agency 450.00

Arthur Beard Engineers ~a 000. 00 ,
L 8,766.01
Receipts for the month of Oct, 1980:
Sewer Service charges 4,330.00

Benefit Assess. 100.00

Penalties 166..?.2

4. 596.. 70

Balance in Sewer Revenue Fund Oct. 31, 1980

Mr. Robinson moved to approve the reading _of the Treasurer's report. Motion
seconded by Mr. Jenkins. Motion carried. -

Correspondence: Letter received from Jaime Hr ckey , sectretary S~~MA, re legisla-tive

dinner to beheld on 11/18/80.. ~

Letter. from Audrey Evans; attesting to the swearing in of _the Mayor in her office,

Report from Election Board with the el ect.i.on results for 1980.

~etter from Mrs. Kathleen Fowler re sewer hookup or septic system for one of her lots.

Since sewer is not available, Town will approve installation of an approved septic

system, however, when sewer if available, .proper ty must be connected.

Mayor Hall advised that he had missed the meeting on census workshop because he
had a previous meeting he had to attend.
He advised that State Use Industries only had used furniture - not storm drains, ets.

1 Committee Reports; no reports Finance, Road and Streets,- Permits or Sanitation.

J Public Safety; Mr. Raum advised that 56 calls were received and .50 rep~rts made. He

'---- advised the 'fraining Session would be completed 11/15/80. Chief Fender had conducted
the training session with state sanc t.Lon and direction.

172 Minutes, Thursday\. NovemberlJ, 1980
(Continued)

Mayor Hall advised that the Alcohol Oounse.l.Lf.ng Service would hold their meeting
in tne Town Hall on November 18, 1980,

License Committee: Notice was given that the Public Hearing on William Soper -.-'
application for a Special Exception had been rescheduled for ·Novembe2r0, 1980.

Application for a transfer of License by Chris Cohl to move ':'Fresh Air1 Inc. fl to
Bingo building of Mr. Callis was submitted for approval; and,

An application for a movie theater by Chris Cohl was submitted to be located in the
Bingo Building of f1;r. Callis.

Mr. Cohl was advised that further study would have to made on his request for the

theater since more stringent regulation applied whereever public assembly was
held. He was advised that the State Fire .Investigator would have to· be brought
in for his approval and recommendations. Discussion continued. Matter tabled
until meeting with Mr. Gott or representat_ive from Bal.t.uno're,

Lon gellow on "F'reddie' s" - council was advt.sed that he still had not obtained his
l.cense.

Req~est of Mrs. Clara Lee concerning septic or sewer on her lots on 8th St. Mayor
Hall advised that is land percs, she would be permitted to install an approvea
county septic system.

Bills for the month of October 1980 were presented for payment:

General Fund Bills, October 1980:

Police· Salary 5,42J-, 99 ·

Street Salary 4,91J.49

Gas and Elec. 1,212.55

11 35,75
"" 135,62

C, and P. Tele. Co.

1'1d, Na • Bankt Int. Rev•"" 1, 949. 20

Comp, of Treasury 629.09
Employees 1 Retirement,10/25-10/31 688. 92

" " ,10/4-10/17 1,073,60

Md, Municipal League, Ins: 767.60

Col. Life Ins. 26,50

Treas. Salary (Oct.) 594.81

Clerk; s Salary (Oct.) 326. 93

Security Outlets, Ammuninution 60.JO

So, Md. Communications, P. 33,00

Gary & Deborah Harkins, tax refund 2.52

· Md. Technical Advisory JO .00

Postmaster, N. Beach, envelopes 81.56

OwenH, Jones _50,00

Thelma S, Robinson, Postgge & Phone 5.39

Sneade's Hdw. Police 66.21

" " Streets 2. 92

Cal. _Independent, P. supplies 18. 73·

Stegman & Assa. P. A. 1,704.00

Cal. Independent, Lega1 Adv._ 4. 70

Snow Valley 6.25

S. & W. Printing, Inc. 293,50

Cal. Independent, Publ Hear. Ad. 21.15

" fl Emergency Re.sol. 14.10

"" Election notice 17.64

Sherbert's Mobile, Police 1,048,17

Betty K. Freesland, Postcards & cert. mail 32.00

Minutes, Meetingt Thursday, November 13, 1980 173
· (Continued)

Bills continued:

Betty K. Freesland,tele,calls 26,J3

Calvert Office supp.l l.e s 34,05

Lorena P. Ward, Chair.Elect. 200.00
200 00
Nellie T, Murphy, election
200.00
Marguerite T. Marshal, " 200.00

Betty K. Freesland, "

Sewer REvenue Fund bills: ejedt. 634.37

Gas & Elec. 21.lJ
C, and P. Tele. 450. 00
Triangle .Ins. Co. 180.00
Delmarva Labs
Thomas Somerville Co, 365.17
Matteson Supply Co.
J. S. Dismuke Co. pressure 79,30
Lusby Motor Co. 725.00
Roberts Oxygen Co,
Arell Serv. Co. Inc. ?l+.25
Cotton's Septic Tank Serv.
31,50
H, &,M. Wagner Sons, Inc. 646.17

l,44J.42

21.30

Mr, Robinson moved to p:i.y bills presented for paymerrt , Motion seconded by V.tr. Jenki.ns ,
Motion carried.

(Attorney Rymer arrived.)

l Mr. Rymer preaeat.ed Resolution #14-80, which was introduced at the last meeting for

'---- the adoption of the revised General Ordinances of the Town. (Articles I, II, III, IV,

V, VI, VIII, IX, X, and XL). He asked that when the finalized printing i9 made that

copies be sent to Judges Bowen and Lamson, Dis:trict Court, Circuit Court, Library, Dog

Warden and State Police).

Mr. Raum moved that Resolution XIV be adopted. Motion was seconded by Mr, Robinson.
Motion carried.

Mayor Hall asked Mr. Rymer what provisions should be made in our election o'rd.Lnance in the.
event of a tie vote, since their were some very close races in this election, Attorney
Rymer advised tb.at he will check to see what provisions are made for this .

.._+~sel.V@r- 'fkn-1"'
MayorHall advised of new recommendations and requirements of the State Health Depart-
ment, and of the various band aid solutions which the Town1'has been using to meet- their
requirements. He further advised that the new regional plant was 2 or more years in
the future ,

In reference to the play area on 4th Street, Mayor Hall advised that the county has
been sending a load of dirt up every now and then and the kids were spreading i-t. He
stated that since the towru dump truck goes down Prince Frederick one to two times a
week~ he suggested that while down there, they fill it with dirt and ·then the Town
will dump and spread it.

__'I

) Mayor Hall further advised that Comptroller Goldstein had donated a 25' x 165'lot to
tie Town for recreational pU'rposes, He stated that the lot was too small to use for
recreationt t.hat, the Town had paid$150,00 to have it cleaned Y!'p and th::t it also haa
a large tree which should be removed and which will cost approximately $500.00. He
asked Attorney Rymer if he would contact Mr. Goldstein and see if he would 1)e willing
for the Town to se~l the lot and place the money in our recreational fund.

l 7 A. Minutes, Meeting, Thursda\Y', November 13, 1980

· ( Cont.i.nued ) ·

A question was raised about the regulation of the buying and selling of gold, silver,
and coins and antiques. A holding period of ap::proximately 15 days was disussed as
arrequI'rement. of a license. Attorney Rymer-was asked to work something up for the
next meeting,

Meeting adjourned.

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Election Results, Town of North Beach, Md. 175
November 4, 1980

For &laJLor Votes Received
198
I 56

I 239

I Hall, Russell D s..

'----

Imer, Ruth N,

For Treasurer
Robinson, Thelma S.

Bergen, Joseph F. 170

Go_tt, W. Alan "Buck" 171

Jenkins, Willima J, Sr. 1

McMahon; Don Elton Jr. 210

Raum, ~Lawre·~nc-e~J~. ~.Jr~, ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~1-2-2 ~

Roberts, Fred M. 16;$

Robinson, Faul W. 181

Wood, William M. 149 .

l Respectfully summitted,
Board of Supervisors of Elections:
'---

9K.,£,,,f/~~ Lorena P.t.rd., Chairman
Freesland, Clerk -
Nellie T. Murphy
¥iarguerite T. Marshall

L

176 Meeting of the North Beach Town Council
Friday, November 14, 1980

Mayor Hall called the meeting to order at 8:10 P.H.

Presentz Mayor Hall, Treasurer Robinson; Councilman Bergen, Gott, Raum, Robinson,
Jenkins, McMahon.

Mayor Hall advised. that the first order of business 1.fl.Jluld be administering the oath
of office to the Town Treasurer and the Town Council.

The photographer from the Calvert Independent took pictures of the new officals for
the Town.

Mayor Hall appointed the following committees:

Permits: Don E, McMahon, Chairman; Allen Gott, Joseph Bergen.

Licenses: Joseph Bergen, Chairman; Lawrence J, Raum, Jr,, Don E. McMahon, Jr,

Fu lie Safety: Lawrence J, Raum, Jr, Crri.ar-man, Faul W. Robinson, Don E. MxMahon, Jr,

Roads and Streets, Paul W, Robinson, Chairman; Will am J. Jenkins, Sr" Joseph Bergen.

Sanitation: Alan Gott, Chai an; Faul W. Robinson, William J. Jenkins.

Finance: William J. Jenkins, Sr. Chairman; .Allen Gott, Lawr-ence J. Raum, Jr ••

Public Works Administrator: Don E. McMahon Jr.
Town Clerk: ·Betty K. Freesland..
Attorney: Thomas A. Rymer.
Fire Marshal 1 John S. Meade.

Mayor Hall advised the new_ council that the Twin Beach Sewer project has a :[jrojected
completion date of 1982 or 1983. He advised that the Health Department had tightened
its restrictions and were increasing the requirements for our plant with every
inspection. He stated that it would be necessary to get old generator back in shape
with Mr. Robinson's help.

Mayor Hall thanked the new council and stated that he hoped to have an ~ffective
administration - however, to progress, the Town needed money,

,journed.

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Meeting of the North Beach Town Council l /'7
Thursday, December 11, 1980

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

'--- Present: Mayor Hall, 1~easurer Robinson, Councilmen Bergen, Gott; Jenkins, Raum,
McMahon and Robinson.

Absent: Attorney Rymer (legislative meeting Anne Arundel County).

The minutes of the November meeting were read,

Mr.Raum moved that the minutes be approved as read. Motion seconded by Mr, Robison,
Motion carried.

The neasurer's report for November 1980 was given:

Balance in General Fund Oct. 31, 1980

Less Bills Fald in the month of Nov. 1980:

Police Salary - 4, 341.60

Street Salary - 3,930.84

Gas and i!:lec-. C o , - 1;212.55

.. '' " " 3.5. 75

C, and I. Tele. Co. 95.96

Employees' Retirement System 688.92

J\!d. Nat.- Bank 1,949.20.

Comp. of Treasury 629.09
Treasurer 1 s Salalry (Oct. ) 594. 81 -

Clerk's Salary " 326.93

l Security Outlets Inc. 60.30
Md. Municipal League Ins. 767. 60
L Thelma S. Robison, Fost. Fhone
5,39

Snead e ' s Hdw , Felice 69 .13

" " Streets 2. 92

Calvert Independent 69.27

Stegman & Asso, 1,794.00 ·

Snow Val ey 6.25
S. and W. Frinting 293. 50

Sherbert's Mobile F. 1,048.17

Betty K. Freesland, cards, cert,mail 58.33 (Fhone)

Calvert Office SuFplies 34.05

Iorena F. Ward 187. 74

Nellie T. Murphy 187.74

Marguerite T .- JV'iarshall 187. 74

Betty K. . Freesland 187. 74

Colonial Life Ins. 24.48

So. r~d. Communications 33.'0G

Reliable Oiol Co, 83.73

Employees etirement System 773.80

Fostmaster:~ N. Beach 15 .00

Jesse Jo Bowen, Co. Treas. 200.43

19,803.04 12,803.04

$ 4.5,059.40

Receipts for the month of No. 1980:

t_ Taxes collected 3,296,06
Special Assess. 780.00
Penalties 83.76

Reim. from Sewer F. salaries ),J4J,OO

State Highway Adm. Rebate 1,232.91

Building Perrnits 173.00

Business License 481.50

Penalties 244. 00 . 'O. continU!edJli Ii' II ti II ~ "~ a 9- ' II *\j I> ill 9 ~ti If ft- II II' It oi '6

178 Minutes, Meeting1 Thursday, December 11, 1980
(Continued)

Treasurer's report continued" 36,50 $
General fund balance brought forward 2,000,00
Heceipts, continued" 1,1,832.1~
Coin Oper, -Dev Lce Licenses 38,7;
Thomas Murray~ Coasta1 Home~bond $ 56,891.56
Wm. Soper , Duplicate Mailing Chg. 122,68 $ l ,000 .00

Trader's License 5,291.12
153,317,22
Balance in General Fund Nov. 30, 1980
4,026.52
General Reserve Fund

Cpmmunity Fund

1'ax Differential Ftmnd

Revenue Sharing Fund 5,173.22
Pymt , A. H. Smith 146.70

. 5,026,52

Sewer R. venue Fund Nov. 1980. $ 36,553,97
Balance8in S~wer Revenue Fund Oct. 1980-
Additional Receipts for Month of Oct. 1980 J,874.+o

Less Bills Paid in the Month of Nov. 1980: 40,428.07
Gas and Elec, Co. 634,37
C. and P. Tele, Co. 21.13 11,642.48
Delmarva Lavs 180,00
'I'homa s Somerville 28,785.59
Gneral Fund salaries 365.17
Matteson Supply Co, 3iJ4J,OO $
J, S. Dismuke Co.1 ejectors
Lusby Motor Co, 79,30
Roberts Oxygen Co. 725,00
Arell Service Co, 74.25

Cottons Septic Tank Serv. 31.50
H, and M. Wagner Co.
Sneadeis Hdw. 646.17
Mary M, Owings, 2 nd Mort, pymt ,
l,44J.42

21.JO
17.87

4,060.QQ
11,642.48

Receipts for the morrtn of Nov.. 1980:
Sewer Service Charges
3,305.00
Penalties 59,54
Plumbing Permits
Interest earned on investments 28 .00

Int, earned on re-investment 2,886.00
l,LJ-61.8.5_
Balance in Sewer Revenue Fund Nov. JO;
7,740.39

1980

Mr. Jenkins moved to pay the bills presented. Motion seconded by Mr. Robinson,
Mo"cton carried. The council was advised to try to keep expenditures in check

since funds would be tight through July.
Committee Reports: Finance: no report.
Roads and S·t,ree-t.si Mr, Robinson moved-that all employees be given a Christmas

Bonus. MoHon seconded by Mr. Jenkins. Motion carried.

Mr. Robinson moved that $100,00 be donated to the ladies Auxiliary to :t-.D3VFD for
- -- - · - 1• M10 tion carried.
the Annaa.L Childrents Ch:CiStinas Party. - Mo·tion seconded by Mr. '\JencLrJS.

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Minutes, Meeting, December 11, 1980 179
(c ntinued)

Public Safety Committee: Mr. Raum advised that 86 calls were received and 53 reports
made.

_\ He aseo advised that James Fender Jr. would graduate from the police academy on
December 19, 1980.

Permits Committee: Mr. '.McMahon advised 't.hat. many wood stoves were being installed and
that the Fire Code does not require an inspection. He further advised mat af ter
1-1-81 all stoves must have UL a'ppr-ova.L;' He stated that chimneys and other work to

install fireplaces and stoves must be done under the building code, however, when no
pemmi t is obtained how can he enter upon- a man's property when unauthorized work is
eing done. Discussion f'o lLoced , Matter to be checked out with Mr, Rymer, - if refused
admittance, then building inspector could cite violation under municipal infraction.

Mr. Gott asked ifTown has a housing code - cited the need to control rental property.

Sanitation Committee - no report.
Lj_cense Committee: Application for threater of Chis Cohl pending undi l. Fire Marshall
could advise him of reguirements under state law - before proceeding fur'ther.

Application had been submitted for "home occupation - crafts, etc." by Estelle Catelle
but has been withdrawn.

Bills for the month of November 1980 were presented for payment:

ffi'eneral Fund:

Pol.Lce Salary /.j,J41.60

Street Salary 3930.84

Gas and Elec. Co, 1212 .55
nn n " 32.23

C, & P. Tele, Co, 65.83

Md. Nat. Bank Int. Rev, 1579,30

Comp. of Treasfury 517.84

Employees Retirement Nov. l-Nov.15 773,80

" " Nov. 15-Nov.30 791.42

Treas. Salary 594.81

Clerk's Salary 326.'93

Colonial Life Ins. 24.48

So, Md, Communications (Dwc.) 33,00

Reliable Oil Co,_ 83.73

Postmaster; N. Beach 15.00

Jesse Jo Bowen, Co. Treas. taxx pymt. 200.43

Cox Alarms 27,55

Calvert Indep. Special Except 21.15

Stegman & Aseo , (State Highway rep. ) 125.00

Md. Municipal 1. Public Safety Dept. P, 10.00

Sneade*s Ha_w, Police 19.62

" v. T. Hall ?.68

Snow Valley Water Co .• _18 .85

Commissioners of Leonardtown, Leg. Din. 188 .26

Md. Mun, Leag. Ins. Nov. 800.98

Vernon & Vic oria Tucker, tax ref. - 5.30

Don Mc:Mahon1 Bldg. Code )6.25

I Betty K. Freesland, meeting B. of Appeals 10,QO
l_ Md, Tobacco Growers 54.00
Sherberts. Mobile Sta. Police 618.94

Ladies Aux, Christmas Pare ty 100.00

180 Minutes, December 11, 1980

(Continued)

Sewer Revenue BHls, Nov. 1280: 852 ,58
Gas and Elec. 16.17
C. & P. Tele. 40 .27 .
Sneade" s Hdw ,
30.45
Roberts Oxygen 225.00
De Ima'rva Labs 10/28- 11/25 988.09
So. Md, Oil 26.40
Trueman Lumber Co. 1443.42
Cotton's Septic Tank Serv.
l.J2
Jesse Jo Bowen

Mr. Jenkins moved that the bills presented be paid, Mr. Raum seconded the motion.
Motion carried.

Mayor Russell D. Hall

Meeting of North.Beach Town Council
Thu~sday, J~nuary 8, 1981

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

P.resenti .Mayor Hall, Treasurer Robinson, Councilmen -Bergen,
McMahon, Raum and Robinson.

Absen t.s Attorney Rymer.

The minutes of the previous meeting were read,

Mr. Ro binssn moved that the reading of the minutes be approved. Ivir. Jenkins seconded
the motion. Motion carried.

The Treasurer's report for the month of ·December was given, as follows:

Balance nn General Fu!!!. Nov. JO, 1980 $ 56,891,56

Less Bills Paid in the month of Dec. 1980:

Police Salary 5,132.39

Street Labor 4,913,55

Christmas Bonus' 547 . .54

Insurance reimbursement 67.04

.Gas and Elec, Co. 1,212.55
"" " lt20L57

"It " " ·32.23

C. and F. Tele. Co. ·40.70

"t1 n" " ·65.83

Employees' Retirem©nt 791.42

"" 1,100.92

Md. National Bank 1,579,30

Comp. of the Treasurer 517 .8L~

Treasurerts Salary (Nov.) 594.81 continued . !i.•• ":ti,
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