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03-13-61 MARCH 13, 1961. A regular meeting of the City Council of Delray Beach was held in the Council Chambers at 8:00 P.M., with Mayor George V. Warren in the Chair, City Manager George Mingle, City Attorney Richard F. Zimme~ and Councilmen A1 C. Avery, Dugal G. Campbell, Glenn B. Sundy and John A. Thayer being present. An opening prayer was delivered by Elder Hoyt Simms. On motion by M~. Thayer, seconded by Mr, Avery and unanimously carried, the minutes of March 6th, 1961 meeting were approved as amended. Mr. Bill Adams asked that Item 8. a. on the Agenda concerning enforcement of Sign Ordinance No. G-293 be considered at this time; also further requested that action be delayed on enforcing this ordi- nance for a period of two weeks in order to allow time for a confer- ence of the merchants on East 5th and 6th Avenues with the Council to discuss certain aspects of said Ordinance Mr. Campbell moved that a meeting be set up with the merchants ~f East 5th and 6th Avenues and any other interested parties, within a period of time not to exceed two weeks, and that the interested merchants notify the City Managerts office as to the date that they want the meeting; that Mr. Adams contact the merchants concerning said meeting; also that the City Manager request the ~lanning Board representative together with the City Attorney and the Building Inspector be present. The motion was seconded by Mr. Avery and carried unanimously. Mayor Warren informed the Council that Item 9. b. on the Agenda concerning a rezoning request would be considered at this time. City Manager Mingle asked City Clerk Worthing to review the Planning Board report concerning the requests for rezoning of Lots 21 and 23, Block D, Palm Beach Shore Acres. (See Planning Board report in full in March 6, 1961 Council Minutes.) Mr. Campbell moved to confirm the action of the Planning Board and deny the request for rezoning of Lot 23, Block D, Palm Beach Shore Acres. The motion was seconded by Mr. Thayer and carried unanimously. Mr. Carl Gezelschap, Attorney for Mr. Harold J. Roig addressed the Council and asked that consideration be given to the rezoning of Lot 21, Block D, Palm Beach Shore Acres, from R-IAAA to R-3 classifi- cation, not to gain an advantage but to protect his property rights, which would also square off the R-3 zoning in that area. Attorney James Nowlin, Sr., addressed the Council, representing Walter A. Wecker of North Ocean Blvd., objecting to rezoning of the requests being considered tonight, and for the reason that he would like a definite line to be established between the two zones in order that this question woUld not come up from year to year. ~. Sundy moved that Lot 21, Block D, Palm Beach Shore Acres be rezoned to R-3, the motion being seconded by Mr. Avery. Upon call of roll, Mr. Avery and ~r. Sundy voted in favor of the motion, Mr. Campbell, Mr. Thayer and Mayor Warren being opposed. The motion did not carry. Mayor Warren read the following items from the Beautification Committee Meeting Minutes of March 9th, 1961: "1. ~ir. Schmidt reported that several landscape donations had been received to date. The committee established the policy that before accepting these donations, they would be inspected and approved by a sub-committee composed of Mr. Schmidt, Mr. Sante and ~. Brown. Additionally, arrangements would be made by this sub-committee to fill all holes and generally recondition areas in which donated landscaping was removed. "2. Plans for a unified civic club sign were presented by Bud Merritt. After considerable discussion, a motion was made by Mr. Sante, seconded by Mr. Warren, that Mr. Merritt study the possibility of reducing the over-all size of this sign by using smaller individual civic club signs. Motion passed unanimously. 3-13-61 "3. Mr. Sante reported that considerable progress was being made on the establishment of a municipal nursery. "4. Mr. Marten informed the committee that bids were being re-let for a sprinkler system surrounding the new city hall and that ~. Warren Grimes had donated muck and sod to .beautify this area. A suggestion by ~. Warren that progress reports of the Beautification Committee be presented to local clubs and organizations was well accepted by the committee, "5. Landscape plans of the new city hall area were presented to the committee. A motion was made by ~. Sante, seconded by Mr. Knowles that the committee recommend to the council acceptance of these plans. Motion passed unanimously .... "6. Upon a suggestion by Chairman Britt, a motion was made by Mr. Lankto~, seconded by Mrs. Little that the city present certificates of appreciation on a weekly basis to those in- dividual citizens selected as having made the most outstand- ing landscape improvements during that week. Motion passed unanimously. Mrs. Little was appointed to handle these s e loc t i OhS. "7. Mr. Knewles reported that City Planner George Simons would have available in the near future a master plan of Delray Beach. Mr. Knowles further indicated that he had met with officials of the F.E.C. Railroad and that they had offered, their cooperation in beautifying areas along the track." Regarding Item 6. of the Beautification Committee minutes, Mayor Warren asked for a motion that this system of award be created; that certificates be drawn up in proper order for awarding, it being so moved by Mr. Thayer, seconded by Mr. Avery and unanimously carried. Mayor Warren informed the Council and public that valuable donations of trees had been received from Mr. Harold Johnson of Gulfstream and of three ficus trees from another party toward land- scaping of the new City Hall grounds. Mayor Warren asked that these names be given to Mrs. Little for possible award this week, and that donations are welcome for the landscape program. Mayor Warren announced that he had been contacted concerning tourists becoming displeased with the .50~ fine for violation of our parking meter regulations, and that it had been suggested by a local merchant to put into effect a system similar to one that is being used in Lake Placid, N. ¥., copy of their set-up is as follows: ADDRESS LAKE PLACID COURTESY 5~ FUND LAKE PLACID CHAMBER OF COMMERCE, LAKE PLACID, N. Y. Meters speed turnover thereby giving a person a place to park. By observing parking limit you can help your neighbor and yourself. TIME A .M. TIME CHECKED WELCOME TO LAiGE PLACID. GREETINGS PATROLMAN Found your v~hicie,~ LI6~E~o. State OVER~~' at- ~thiS meter. -2, 3-13-61 "Realizing that you may have been inadvertently detained he has placed a COURTESY NICEEL in the meter from the LAKE PLACID CHAMBER OF COMME~CE COURTESY NICKEL FUND and CUSTOMARY FINE will be 0MITTED~ "Kindly help us maintain the Lake Placid Nickel Fund by placing a nickel in this envelope and mail it immediately or give it to a policeman or leave at any business es t ablishment. This will enable the Chamber of Commerce and the Police Department to extend this same courtesy to others. LAKE PLACID APPRECIATES YOUR PATRONAGE and invites you to COME AGAIN. Lake Placid Chamber of Commerce. PLEASE OBEY OUR TRAFFIC SIGNS FOR SAFETY." During lengthy discussion concerning this set-up and upon question, ~-~. Ben Adams was informed that the City of Del~ay Beach owns their parking meters; also M~. Vince Canning reported that he had received favorable co~ment form merchants that he had contacted concerning putting this system into effect in Delray Beach. Mayor Warren asked for a motion to put this program into effect during the next week through the Chamber of Commerce and to have these envelopes printed in cooperation with the Police Department and the City Manager. Mr. Thayer so moved subject to the approval of the Chamber of Commerce and the Police Department and that the cost of the printing and the nickels for this program come out of the Chamber of Commerce adver- tising monies. The motion was seconded by Mr. Avery and upon call of roll Mr. Avery, Mr. Thayer and Mayor Warren voted in favor of the motion, Mr. Campbell and Mr. Sundy being opposed. Mayor Warren announced that there had been a letter received from Mayor Leo J. Fox of the City of Boca Raton regarding the "Boca Raton University Friendship Flight" to ~ainesville on Ma~ch 18th, 1961 and appointed Councilman Avery to represent the Del~ay Beach Council on this trip, with all expenses to Be paid by the City. Mayor Warren read the following letter from the Delray Beach Community Welfare Council, signed by Helen Speed, P~esident and Constance B. Miller, Corresponding Secretary, dated March ?th: "The Del~ay Beach Communtiy Welfare Council requests permission for the use of any space that would be avail- able in the old City Hall Building as an office for the Community Well ar e C ounc il. "Because of the ir~rease in the case load and the constant flow of people to and from, the work cannot be continued from the home. In order to continue our work efficiently and employ a professional worker, office space is a necessity. We shall furnish all office equip- ment and telephone service. "Any consideration,given this request will be most grate- fully appreciated. Mr. Avery moved that this request be granted on space available basis, through the City Manager and subject to all City legal procedures. The motion was seconded by Mr. Campbell and carried unanimously. Vice Mayor Campbell read the following letter from Assistant County Engineer of Palm Beach County G. R. Frost, to the Florida Power & Lisht Company regarding Street Lighting at Andrews Avenue and N. E. ~th Street. "Please refer to your letter of January 12, 1961, wherein you quoted annual rates for individual street lights; please be advised that we have selected a 4,000 lumen unit for subject location. It is our understanding that this unit may be placed on an existing_pole at the southeast.corner of Andrews Avenue and N. E. 8th Street (south leg), if this location information is not correct, please so advise. -3- 3-13-61 MARCH 13, 1961. "Please transmit the appropriate street lighting agreement forms to this office for further handling with the Board of County Commissioners. At such time as the Board has approved the agreements as to form and the agreements, have been fully executed, we will be in a position to issue a work order for the light installation." Mayor Warren read the following memorandum received from 1~. Paul S. Knowles, Planning Board Chairman: "in line with you~ request that the Planning and Zoning Board make a study of City owned lands to determine the feasibility of disposition of certain lands I wish to report as follows: I In conversation yesterday with Mr. George Simons I found that he is making a much more detailed study of future facilities than I had antici- pated. We had discussion with Mr. Fleming and Mr. Gray on future plans for facilities and pretty well brought up to date their thinking for the futUre. ~" Mayor Warren informed the Council that Mr. George Simons who has provided the City with a Volume I report comprehensive City Plan of Delray Beach will have Volume II which will include any possible recommendation as for selling of city propertY. Concerning sod and muck requirements for grounds of new City Hall, City Manager Mingle said that on March 6th the Council accepted low bids for furnishing of sod and muck and since that time a very generous offer has been received to furnish, free of charge, all necessary sod and muck for that purpose, and recommends that the offer be acdepted and Council action of March 6th referred to above be rescinded, it being so moved by Mr. Thayex-. In seconding the motion ~. Campbell asked that letters of appreciation be sent to Mr. Warren Grimes for donating the sod and muck and also to the low bidders who graciously accepted the cancellation of their contracts so that the City might be in a position to accept the offer. The motion carried unanimously. City Manager ~'Lingl~ informed the Council that the following items, not previously provided for, are needed for the new City Hall and Community Center: 1. One Typewriter (Standard) 16" cart.) Both items being for One Typewriter Stand ) PBX operator. One Secretarial Desk & Chair for City Mgr,s Secretary. estimated cost for which is $500.00 and request is hereby made for authorization of transfer, from Un- appropriated Surplus, necessary funds to provide for purchase of the above listed equipment. 2. Fire Extinguishers, not previously provided for, are needed for the NEW Community Center and request is hereby made for authorization of transfer, from Un- appropriated Surplus, necessary funds to provide for purchase of these not only needed, but required, Fire' Extinguishers estimated cost for thich is $170.00. 3. Request is made for authorization of necessary funds, from the Contingency Fund, to cover COST OF MOVING contents of present City Hall to the NEW City Hall - estimated cost for which is $225.00, based upon established $15.00 per hour cost. 4. Conversion costs of emergency.generator for change- over from gas to LP - $145.00. necessary tank for storage of LP -$199.50. It was moved ..by Mr. Campbell, seconded by Mr. Sundy and unanimously carried that $1,239.50 be provided from the Contingency Fund to cover the cost of these items. City Manager Mingle then asked that authorization be given for transfer of funds from the Contingency Fund as follows, to cover earnings of said employees for the remainder of the current fiscal year: -4- 3-13-61 S_witchbo_ard Operator Pay Range Number 13 Starting salary $201.00 month 6-1/2 months $1,320.00 Janitor Pay Range Ntnfo er 17 Starting salary $~8.00 month (45 hou~ week) 6-1/2 months ., 1~.6.2p~00, , F~ds needed from Reserve for Contingency $2.940.00 Following lo.thy discussion ~eg~di~ duties, salaries, etc. of these two proposed new e~loyees, ~. Sundy moved that the switchboard ope~ato~ be hired, at-a' temporary salary basis, sal~y to be Pr6v'i'de~- from the :.~ontingency F~d. The motion was seconded by ~. Avery and c~ried ~~ous ly. City Manager Mingle presented plans from Landscape Architect Swan Bro~ regarding the lay-out fo~ the new City Hall grounds and i~ormed the Council that these plans have been approved by the Beautification Co~ittee. City Manager ;~gle said It had been indicated by the landscape architect that some $13,000.00 plus would be required to do the job that had been indicated in red, on the sketch, however since Mr. Grimes had donated the sod ~d muck that takes c~e of more than $6,000.00 ~d the esti~te of ~e architect now for the collation of this as outlined is $7,004.00, however any donations such as indicated by the Mayor's report this eyeing will be deducted from that ~ount. ~. Mingle also reminded the Council that $2,000.00 had been provided for the sodding which now can apply to the land- scaping a~ would leave a $5,000.00 a~ropriation from the Con- tingency Fund to carry out this progr~. It was moved by C~pbell, seconded by Mr. Ave~ and unanimously carried to approve landscaping of the ~ea shown in red on the sketch. ~. Ca, bell then moved that ~e City Manager be authorized to proceed in getting bids on a spri~ler system, the plans for that system to be f~nished by ~. Fleming and ~. Avery as soon as possible. ~. Avery asked t~t the motion carry the stipulation that the specification will be f~nished by the City Engineer with ~ assistance, but will ask the la~ spri~ler people to furnish their own plans within these specifications. The motion was seconded by ~. Thayer and c~ried unanimously. It was then moved by ~. Sundy, seconded by ~. C~pbell and unanimously carried that necessary f~ds for~ cost of landscaping the new City Hall grounds be provided from the Contingency Fund. City Clerk Worthing presented the following request from A~ie Hofman, Willi~ Hofman and C~ra Su~erson, dated Febru~y 23, 1961: "We, the ~derstgned, ~e owners of Lots 61 and 62 Hofman Addition, Delray Beach, Florida. "B~ween Lots 61 and 62 there exists an undeveloped road R/W fifty feet in width, extending from the East side of N. E. ~th Avenue to the West line of Lot 5, Hofm~s 8th Avenue Addition, a distance of ~135 feet, as shown on sketch below. "Since this R/W ca~ot serve the public, ~d abando~ent of same would not deprive any property holder of the ri~t of ingress and egress to his property, we respectfully request that this R/W existing between o~ two lots, be vacated or abandoned back to the owners of Lots 61 ~d 62, ~d a~ropriate legal steps be taken to effect s~e." It was moved by Mr. Sundy, seconded by ~. Thayer and unanimously carried that this request be referred to the Pl~nin~Zoning Board for their consideration with a reco~endation that purchase of Lot 5, Hofman's 8th Avenue Addition be considered in order to effect continuation of N. E. 6th Street from Federal Highway to Pa~ Trail. -5- 3-13-61 MARCH 13, 1961. City Clerk Worthing infoi~med the Council that a letter of resigna~tion from the Board of Adjustment, effective March 15, 1961 had been received from Mr. J. Clinton Scott and that the remaining member~of the Board of Adjustment had recommended that John Ross Adams be appointed, to replace him, for a period of three years to expire March l~, 1964, it being so moved by Mr. Sundy, seconded by Mr. Avery and unanimously carried. City Manager Mingle read the following letter from the Delray Beach City Employees Credit Union, signed by its 'president Ralph A. Hughson and dated March 10th: "This letter is being written as a request to the City Council for permission of the Delray Beach City Employees Credit Union to operate the Snack Bar at the new City Hall. "It is Our plan to install three vending machines which will dispense cigarettes, candy, cookies, etc. At the present time we have not been able to secure a coffee making machine. "These machines will be installed and serviced by a vending machine corporation, from which the Credit Union will receive a commission on sales. We will make certain that these companies carry adequate comprehensive insurance~ "The proceeds from the operation of this Snack Bar will be kept within the Credit Union organization to meet operating expenses. "We trust that you will act favorably upon this request." It was moved by Mr. Avery that this request be granted .with the stipulation that it can be terminated on thirty days notice and that any increase in set-up over and above the three vending machines that have been asked for shall be discussed with the City Manager and his O.K. be received and that it does not need to come back to the Council for their 0.K. The motion was seconded by ~. Campbell ~ud carried unanimously. Mr. Worthing informed the Council that Resolution No. 1315, adopted on February 27, 1961, provided for the assessment of costs for the abatement of nuisances against certain properties described therein and that tonight had been set to hear and consider any and all complaints as to the assessments shown therein. There being no objections to the assessments shown in Resolution No. 1315 it was moved by Mr. Sundy, seconded by Mr. Thayer and unanimously carried that the assessments shown in said resolution stand confirmed as shown. City Clerk Worthing read RESOLUTION NO. 1318. A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF DELRAY BEACH, FLORIDA, REQUESTING PARTICIPATING STATE FUNDS FOR THE IMMEDIATE CONSTRUCTION OF THE CENTRAL AND SOUTHERN FLORIDA FLOOD CONTROL DISTRICT CANAL C-15, PALM BEACH COUNTY, FLORIDA. WHEREAS, the Mayor and City Council of the City of Delray Beach, Florida, have determined through engineering studies, the immediate necessity of providing storm drainage facilities in the City of Del~ay Beach, Florida, in order to alleviate extensive and recurring property and personal damage and to allow development of the City's growth potential; and WHEREAS, the City of Delray Beach, Florida, lies within the boundaries of the Central and Southern Florida Flood Control District and will directly and immediately receive flood control and water con- servation benefits by construction of Central and Southern Florida Flood Control District Canal C-15 and appurtenant structures; and WHEREAS the City of Delray Beach, Florida, is prepared to acquire necessary rights-of-way and to construct necessary secondary storm drainage facilities to contribute storm drainage into Canal C-15 for the provision of proper and adequate flood control and water con- servation purposes; and, -6- 3-13-61 MARCH 13, 1961. WHEREAS, the acquisition of necessary rights-of-way and con- struction of Canal 0-15 and appurtenant structures has been investi- gated and reported on by the Corps of Engineers, U. S. Army, and has been determined feasible by said agency and will provide an estimated benefit to cost ratio of 10.4 to 1.0, said report entitled "Central and Southern Florida Project for Flood Control and Other Purposes, Part V, Coastal Areas South of St. Lucie Canal, Supplement 24, General Design Memorandum, Canals 15 and 16, and Control Structures 40, 41 and 42", dated December 31, 1958; and WHEREAS the City of Delray Beach, Florida, has title to a sub- stantial portion of proposed Canal C-15 rights-of-way and is prepared to dedicate said right-of-way to the Central and Southern Florida Flood Control District in consideration for acquisition of the re- maining rights-of-way and for construction of Canal C-15; and WHEREAS, portions of a canal have been constructed by private interests along the alignment and within the proposed right-of-way of Canal 0-15; and WHEREAS, the construction and completion of Canal C-15 is deemed essential to the protection of the public health and welfare of the citizens of the City of Delray Beach, Florida, and environs; NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF DELRAY BEACH, FLORIDA, THAT it does hereby petition and request that participatir~g State of Florida funds for construction of Central and Southern Fl~r~d~a Flo~'d '~on'trol"E~strict C'~al ~-15~~ b'~ immedia~t~ 'provided by the State t~. Su~ple~eht participating fun~s"'.bo. ~be provided by the Go~errm~n~ of the United Unit~ed States Army,. f~.~.c'onstruet~lon' of Flood Control Dl~trict proposed Canal C-15. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that a. certified copy of this resolution be mailed this date by registered United States mail to Senator Spessard Holland, Senator George Smathers, Congressman Paul J. Rogers, District Engineer, U. S. Army Corps of Engineers, Jacksonville District, Governor Farris Bryant, and Governing Board of the Central and Southern Florida Flood Control District. PAS~ED AND ADOPTED at regular session on the 13th day of March~ A.D., 1961. Mr. Avery questioned as to whether the City is legally committed or bound to proceed with the secondary drainage canals if the C-15 Canal is constructed. Following discussion, Mr. Sundy moved that Resolution No. 1318 be adopted subject to review and approval of the City At- torney and copies forwarded to all concerned. The motion was second- ed by Mr. Thayer and carried unanimously. City Manager Mingle presented bills for approval as follows: General Fund $15,200.94 Water Fund - Operating Fund 354.87 The Council, on motion by Mr. Sundy and seconded by Mr. Thayer unanimously approved payment of the bills. Mr. Warren Grimes informed the Council that Paul .Rogers could not be here for the dedication of the new City Hall and asked if they wanted a~ invitation extended to Senator Lausche who has ex- pressed his willingness to attend. Mr. Grimes was advised that the Council desired to consider this offer and would notify him of its decision. Regarding additional painting of interior woodwork in the old City Hall, Mr. Campbell asked that this be considered, and stated that after some discussion it was considered that the woodwork should receive a different treatment than the flat paint treatment and he understands that the low bidder has agreed to give the woodwork a coating of enamel as is recommended. Also that the newpa~titions and other items that will be put in the old City Hall w~re not in- cluded in the original bid for painting, and moved that the City Manager be authorized to negotiate for the painting of those new ~7- MARCH 13, 1961. pa~titions and other items outside of the contract that has already been let, either with the contractor or anyone else that.he sees fit. The motion was seconded by ~. Thayer and carried unanimously. Regarding consideration concerning permissive use for location of a Jord~an Baptist Church and Education Building, referred to in Planning/Zoning Board report of March 1st, M~. Avery moved that it be re-referred to the Planning/Zoning Board for further study on the possibility of restrictive measures that they, together with our Building Department,would wish to place on any building that might be constructed by the Church at this location. The motion was seconded by Mr. Sundy and carried unanimously. ~. Campbell referred to an editorial in the Sun-Sentinel that - reads "The Outfall Sewer Risk Should Be Avoided" and asked that this item be made a part of the City sewer discussion record and particularly that the City Manager be asked to contact M~. Frank Osteen of Russell & Axon the City Sewer Consultant Firm as they are also the sewer consultants for Pompano and this article is about Pompano. The meeting adjourned at lO:O0 P.M. on motion by Mr. Sundy. R. D. WORTHING APPROVED: M~'"Y 0 R -8- 3-13-61 ~RCH 15, 1961. A special meeting of the City Council of Delray Beach was held at the City Water Plant Building on N. W. First Avenue at 7:30 A.M. wi~h Mayor George V. Warren, City Manager George Mingle, Dr. E. Me, roe Fsmber, Chairman of the Recreational Advisory Board; Recreational Director Tom Grey and Councilmen A1 C. Avery, Dugal G. Campbell, Glenn B. Sundy and John A. Thayer being present. Mayor Warren called the meeting to order announcing that same had been scheduled for the purpose of reviewing the report of the Recreational Advisory Board concerning equipment requirements for the new Community Center and for any other business that may come before the meeting. Mayor Warren then referred to a memorandum he had recently received from Dr. E. Monroe Farber concerning an offer by Mr. Donald S. Farrar of 3811 Wall Street, who has requested that the city install a two set, horizontal bar on the beach or on the grass strip adjacent to the main pavilion, and he would in turn donate a weight lifting set to the new Community Center facility. Following general discussion concerning this offer, the Council unanimously approved the motion by Mm. Campbell and seconded by Mr. Thayer that this offer be denied. There followed a detailed and general review of the Report of the Recreational Advisory Board concerning equipment require- ments for the new Community Center. Dr. Farber and Recreation Director Tom Grey stressed the im- portance of properly equipping the Community Center with the equipment outlined in the Report in order to effect use of all facilities intended and for which the building is designed. Discussion then followed concerning Community Center need for a Director and Assistant and Dr. Farber, together with ~.,~. Grey, recommended the employment of a man and wife, whose highly recog- nized ability and experience are reflected in an application re- ceived. Following said general discussion and review of each item appearing in the Report, ~. Campbell moved for acceptance of the Report and to authorize purchase of the equipment listed therein excluding items K - $500.00; C.1 - $37.80; and E.1 -$1,000.00, deletion of these three items amounting to $1,537.80, approving an expenditure of $26,262.20, which provides for purchase of all other items listed in the Report, the need for which was recommended by Dr. Father and Mr. Grey, plus $2,000.00 which is provided for proposed Community Center Director's earning, for the balance of the current fiscal year, and recommended that the City Manager study and authorize the hiring of a Community Center Director and assistant if finding it feasible. The motion was seconded by Mr. Thayer and on call of roll, ~~, Mr. Campbell, Mr. Thayer and Mayor Warren voted in favor of the motion, Mr. Sundy being opposed, stating that he was only voting no subject to review of definite report of available finances. The meeting adjourned at 9:30 A.M. R. D. ~0RTHING City Clerk / A ?.OVED.. 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