1667-4 Fisher Island _ __ _ , ...i-
Iii FUTURE CAUSE AY IS FACTOR • + ��'T ` ' nr,
Beach Toa lFisher.. .
ppeaLoss Of Island
The dream of a causeway that and tete Beach would extend long as the present lease is
t someday might connect Miami services to the population there.
Beach with Key Largo will effect, or for another eig}
• ad the Beach o fight mwill The council, meanwhile, pre-
aire boat manufa� pared to open up most of the years. The council accepte
K'� .ossession f Fisher is- city to auctioneers because of1Shepard's recommendation thr
another adverse courtruling.!there be no appeal on that.
That was a decision by the Su
.ch city council yester- preme Court in which it was, The city decisionpcarntly had or.
•ay instructed City Attorney Ben held that zoning regulations set-
Shepard Shepard to appealu- ng "small �winner in a by the sta•
preme Court ruling by Cir uit 1 cations forauctionee
auctioneers were;Judge J N. MoSu re C
rris,upholding
Judge Charles A. Carroll which unconstitutional,
roved. Fisher island from Shepardthat the Beach had the ver .•
each jurisdiction. warned that the best Prevent sale of liquor over t'r,•
way to prevent auctions on Lin-+bar at the Old Forge, 432 41st s;
coln rd. would be for the city tot
Wood argued successfully_that
the island, Which lies south of throw open as-in-any-other areas'
SOI G°Id\°erai„operator of the
Miami Beach, receives no bene-
service
possible. A special hearing on!bar. started with a license for
its from the city—such as police needed zoning changes was set service bar and then opened
r fire protection—and that it for July 11. regular bar. The ruling of the
therefore is unreasonable for high court apparently gave the
him to be forced to pay city tax- The city attorney also in- city the right to restrict his op
•
es on his property there. formed the council that Judge,eration to the service bar, bt.'
CaShepard told members of the the opo ators oroll had fl the Circus ded in obar. cusr of s the saidard he
intelligently dis-
um
council he was sure the Supreme 1401 Ocean dr., which the council h.e saw the Supreme Court opir.•
Court would uphold Judge Car-;had attempted to close on the ion.
roll, but Councilman Burnett;grounds it was located in viola-
Roth and others insisted that the i tion of zoning restrictions. There's gold In you•
r garage!
appeal be made. I Judge Carroll ruled that the,Clean it out with Person to Per-
Roth said that if a causeway,'bar could continue to operate asl son want ads. 82-3535.
should be constructed between'
Biscayne key and Key Largo,I •
IIas has been proposed, it would Ask For
be only logical to extend itto, Ehlendale •�`'-
Fisher island and Miami Beachj E�
on the north. L`
•
In that case, he said, Fisher Fresh Selected and ''
island would become valuable
Council •
I
'III Seek
F. Remarriage
that It Fi>her's
divorce, thought It would
Atter a long going to de\'elop
`" �li:tmi Beach isr be good to ha\'e it tied to
t� The Beach. Mal Englander
do!age ht It up.44 3
broug Rood beat 'The
5 Gar 190
vs that the owners
Beach in court in
the island — w'hich success sued
south of The when he succe_=
the island
Government to have Flsher removed •
Bench across G rry from city tax rolls because
Cat—plan to lnstaCo err? it provided no sPrcices and
service led �� afro it no means of Fisher orifi►- ,
here Tharsda iollts inquire
.11y ,w ly,
the Fisher o{ „ally was not even an ts- f
a art the early
rather become P ml, land. In int cut a ship
�ilami Beach th has a the gocerr+Me `Ilam! by
• THE BEACH lto the 115and In channel into through Our
water
line ro thud pay_ w h a e k 1 n . That created
fact, it app of a bill to
southern tip.
meat yesterday Council f'i,h�c Island.
repair the facility'