07-24-61 JULY 2J$, 1961.
A regula~ meeting ~f the City Council cf 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 and Councilmen A1 ¢. Avery,
Dugal G. Campbell, Glenn B. tundy and John A. Thayer being present.
An opening prayer was delivered by the Rev. Paul Smith.
On motion by N~. Campbell amd seconded by Mr. Sundy the minutes
of ~uly 10th Council meeting were unanimously aPl~oved.
Mayor Warren read the following Beautification Committee Meeting
~.~.utes dated 2~ly Z0th, 1961:
"New members of the committee are N~s. C~ Weldon Evaul, Chaix-man
of the President,s Parley of Delray Beach-Federated Garden Clubs
and C. C. Gali~at, President of the Ments Garden Club, succeed-
ing Mr. Ed ~chmidt who has resigned.
"The minutes of the last meeting were approved.
"Discussion of accepting palm trees from donors for use on the
beach resulted in a decision to accept palms but wait until
later in the year for moving these trees to the beach.
"A letter from the Board of Realtors was read agreeing to
underwrite the cost of installing a flag pole in the northern
landscaped triangle approach to the city with the American
Legion providing a flag and the V.F.~/. to provide pole and
flag on the south entrance. Mr. Toth was given authority to
look into poa~t~en and cement bases of flag poles and the
recommended heighth of poles to be installed.
"Still to be finished is the sprinkling system at the north
approach. Mayor Warren agreed to look into the matter and
immediate action will be taken."
Mayor Warren suggested that Mrs. C. Weldon Evaul and C. C. Galinat
be offic~tally appointed to the Beautification Committee, it being so
moved by Mr. Avery, seconded by Mr. Thayer and unanimously carried.
Concerning accepting palm tree donations fo~ use on the beach,
Mr. Campbell moved that the City Engineer and Joe Sante together with
a committee from the Beautification Committee, that committee to be
appointed by the Chairman of said committee, study the need for im-
proving the beach, not only regarding trees but also the grass, steps,
etc., of the whole beach. The motion was seconded by Mr. Avery and
ca~ried unanimous ly.
Upon question, City Manager Mingle reported that he had not
checked into the progress of the sprinkler system at the north ap-
proach to the City.
Mayor Warren also read the Beautification Committee Meeting
Minutes of June 29th, 1961..
The following letter signed by David L. Tyson and dated ~uly Zlst
was read by Mayor Warren:
"The Delray Beach Golden Anniversary, Inc., a non-profit
organization, would like to request that the City of Delray
Beach, Florida, underwrite the 50th anniversary celebration, .'.~
which would amount to an advance of $6,000.00.
"Would you be good enough to place this on the agenda for
the next Council meeting on Monday, July ~th, 1961. Thank you."
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JULY 2~, 1961.
" Discussion followed regarding trying to get the Chamber of
Commerce to take this over and iS was planned that the Council and
Chamber of Commerce meet at 8:30 next Thrusday morning to discuss
this.
City Manager Mingle reported that following Council instructions
he had gotten estimates of cost concerning raising of the press box,
but since there are other projects in the Council room to be taken
care of was waiting for further Council instruction.
Ooncerning a letter from Joint Cooperative Council of Palm Beach
County Freight Rate Advisory Committee asking for a $1,000.00 donation
for the 1961-~-62 fiscal year, Mayor Warren asked for a report of other
Cities and their participation in same. City Manager Mingle reported
as follows:
1960 Donations Requested this year.
Riveria Beach $ 750.00 $1,000.00
West Palm Beach 5,000.00 7,500.00
Lake Worth none 1,000. O0
Boynton Beach none 1,000. O0
Delray Beach 1,000.00 1,000.00
Boca Raton none 1,000.00
Lant aha none 500. O0
It was moved by Mr. Sundy that this item be referred to the City
Manager for consideration in the new budget. The motion was seconded
by Mr. Avery and carried unanimously.
On July 10th the Council authorized a public hearing to be held
tonight on the .application for Certificate of .Public Convenience and
Necessity from Fred Jones of 118 N. W. 10th Avenue for the operation
of a Taxicab service.
Attorney Gene Moore, representing James Fashaw, Shadrick Fashaw,
Freddie ~onroe, Mr. Claxton and Daniel P~ice, who at the present time
hold taxicab licenses in the section of the city affected by said
application, objected to granting of this Certificate of Public
Convenience and Necessity, setting forth their objections as follows:
"They feel that the particula~ area in question is adequately serviced
by the six licensees that are presently operating out there and that
the issuance of an additional certificate to operate a taxicab busi-
ness would definitely be an economic detriment to them. Part of the
individuals that are operating in that section at the present time
are not actively operating all of their taxi fleets aS this particular
time of the year, and in as much as the present licensees are not
operating in full capacity they submit that that is evidence to the
effect that there is no present necessity at this time for an addi-
tional licensee, and they also feel that there would be no additional
convenience to the sections to be affected and it would definitely be
an economical detriment to them for additional competition to come in
at this time. They feel that they are entitled to protection of this
particular ordinance, also from the technical standpoint would ques-
tion the sufficiency of the application that has been filed in this
case, but of course if the Certificate of Necessity is denied I believe
that would be a new question."
Upon question it was reported that 11 cabs operated in that sec-
tion during the season, and only ? are in operation at this time.
Mr. Campbell asked that each of the six taxicab operatior filing
this objection go on record as to whether or not they have used, in
the past year, any cars over and beyond the 11 that they have licensed,
and it was reported by' three operators of cabs that they used un-
licensed automobiles as cabs during the season.
During discussion, City Attorney Adams asked' if the applicant had
been notified of this Public Hearing as well as the present taxicab
operators and was advised by City Clerk ~orthing that he had been
notified.
City Attorney Adams further stated that this would be a decision
that the Council would make of whether or not the applicant has al-
leged facts showing that Public ConVenience and Necessity is warranted
here, and that they could put the burden on the objectors or the
applicant, but that they would first have to find that the Public
Convenience and Necessity is there ~nd then they could go into the
personal qualifications, and if those are satisfactory it would be
alright to grant it.
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JULY 2~, 1961.
1~. Thayer questioned, if the applicsnts personal qualifications
were satisfactor-y was there any reason that the city would have for
refusing a license?
City Attorney Adams replied: '"/ou as a Council have to make a
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finding that ftwther taxicab service is warranted and neces amy. M~. Campbell moved that the perm~tt be g~anted.
M~. Campbell then asked Police Chief Croft if in his experience
he has had unlicensed cams being used, and it was stated that as a
result of a road block at the bridge one morning it was found that a
number of unlicensed oars were being used.
M~. Aver~ asked the Police Chief if, in his opinion, he feels
there is further use for taxicabs in this particular area, and was
infold that they werentt needed at this time but quite possibly
would be during the season.
Mr. Campbell moved that the permit to Mr. Jones be granted based
on the information that has Just been received from the Police Chief,
~md also to the fact that four permits have been issued in good faith
by the Council believing that they were to be used and by the ln-
formation we have received tonight they are not being used. The
motion was seconded by Mr. Avery.
Attorney Gene Moore stated: "Could I get one point established
for the record, that this particular finding is on the basis of some
proposed necessity or anticipated necessity in the future and it is
admitted that there is no necessity at this time. I'm not t~ying to
restate the phrase."
Mayor Warren: "I think it is what occurs in the season when a
lot of station wagons are used as cabs without licenses, of which we
are all very well aware, however I think the fact that licensed cabs
are not being used now has no point because we are out of season and
there would be no need for that many cabs."
Attorney Moore: "I would like to submit that that is one of the
strongest points for our case. I believe that there are licenses not
being used now certainly wouldntt be any argument for the fact that
additional licenses should be issued at this time. I would .also like
the record to reflect that the applicant is not present here tonight
to state any substantiating factors for his case and also that we
object to the legality of the application as filed. There is no ex-
perience set forth in the application as required by the Ordinance
26-6, there is no financial background set forth as specifically
required by 26-6 and we would object to this among othe~ ~hings as to
the legal sufficiency of this particular applicant,s application meet-
ing the requirements of your ordinance. We would point out too that
the particular 26-5 of your Ordinance, we submit, does definitely
require that there be an absolute finding of Public Necessity and
Convenience before an additional license is issued."
Mr. Avery asked for a ruling from the Attorney on these state-
ments and City Attorney Adams replied. "I haventt seen the appli-
,~ation but the 26-6 does set out that it is also to contain the ex-
:oerience of the applicant in transportation of passengers; the
number of vehicles to be operated controlled by .~he' applicant; color
scheme or insignia to be used. Now I don't know if this application
fails to have those in' it or not because I have .not swen the' applica-
-"~'tton."
M~. Avery: "Mr' Mayor, in view of the fact that it doesntt seem
that this applicant has been property investigated as to his experi-
ence, financial stability and all' I would like the chair to rule on
..~hether I can withdraw my second to the motion."
Mr. Campbell: "Why not table the matter and get this information."
Mr. Avery: "I'll go along with that. I~ll withdraw my second if
you will withdraw the motion."
M~. Campbell: "Let the motion stand but move that it be tabled
until the next meeting. I accept the act of tabeling, but the motion
itself stands."
The amended motion was seconded by .~. Thayer and carried unani-
SO. Sly,
City :Clerk Worthing reviewed a report of alleged nuisances exist-
~ ~n violation of Ordi~nce No. G-I~? furnished the City ~anager by
the Fire Department. It was moved by Mr. Sundy, seconded by Mr.
~ampbell and unan~mous!y carried to direct the City Clerk to comply
with Or~inance No. G-388 as appllcable to this nuisance survey report.
(Copy of list of nuisance violations is attached to and made a part
of the official copy of these minutes.)Pages ~5~-A thru 2~-G.
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JULY 24, 1961.
Hrs. Ham~-y Brook complained about a nuisance violation in their
vicinity and Mayor Wam~en informed her that it would be taken care of.
City Clerk Worthing informed the the Council that Mm. Paul
Enowlea, on behalf of the Beautification Committee, has obtained the
endorsement and the c~peration of the P. EJ C. Railway Company for
permission to beautify portions of it's R/W within the city. The
Beautification Committee desires to beautify twelve specific areas
listed in a report which they have Submitted plus the South Swinton
Avenue and Dixie crossing and requests Council approval for such an
improvement program at such time as determined'by the Beautification
Committee to be undertaken. Hr. Worthing further stated that the
reason for 'Council action regarding the twelve pieces of F. E. C.
Railway property is that the Railway Company prepares the instruments
which will permit tB~ City to beautify itts R/W. It was moved by ~r.
Campbell that necessary action and authority be given. The motion
was seconded by Mr. Sundy and carried unanimously.
I~. Harry Brock complained of conditions existing at the property
next to their residence, which condition he had complained of previ-
ously and 'said property has been inspected by members of the Council
and City officials. City Manager Mingle reported as follows on the
different conditions that had been complained of:
1. That the Director of Public Works would have some trash
removed that had been lying in front of the property.
2. Some g~owth on the City Street R/W would be taken care of
by the Director of Public Works.
3. Regarding the growth around the house and the leaves, etc.
the owner gave the assurance that within a two weeks period he would
have that condition corrected.
4. Regarding the mangos that had fallen on the ground, it was
pointed out to Mr. Brock that the city had no Jurisdiction or authori'
ty in this matter as it was a public health matter and the County
would have to take action on that.
5. Regarding the storage of certain materials or equipment in
th~ house on this property, it was explained to Mr. Brock that the
City had no Jurisdiction or authority over equipment inside the
premises of the house.
Following further complaints by Mr. Brock, Mr. Avery took excep-
tion to the specific accusation of Mr. Brock and denied that his
affiliation with the Trieste Construction Company had any bearing on
his action as a Councilman.
City Clerk Worthing informed the Council that a letter has been
received from the developers of Tropic Isle S/D requesting abandon-
ment and proposed re-platting of an area in Tropic Isle Subdivision.
It Was moved by Mr. Thayer that this matter be referred to the City
Attorney for his investigation and report at the next meeting re-
garding the legality and the cityls position in ~the matter. The
motion was seconded by M~r. Sundy and carried unanimously.
City Clerk Worthing presented the following bids that had been
received for a tractor-type bulldozer for the Water Department, all
of the bids reflecting a trade-in allowance for a 1953 Terratrac,
and stated that it is recommended that awsmd of purchase be made to
the low qualified bidder:
Llewellyn Machinery Company $4,982.0O'
Trail Construction Equipment Company 5,350.00
Florida-Georgia Trac tot Company 5,974.00
It was moved by Mr. Sundy, seconded by ~ir. Avery and unanimously
carried that the bid be awarded to the low qualified bidder.
Regarding needed drainage in North Tropic Isle, City Clerk
Worthing informed the Oouncil that authorization may be requested
directing the City Manager to provide plans, specifications and
estimated cost of same as well as providing for solicitation of
bids for storm drainage facilities which were omitted by the de-
veloper at the time of developmmnt, it being so moved by Mr. Thayer,
subject to the City Attorney ts approval and to hold up further money
if necessary, the motion being seconded by Hr. Campbell and unani-
mously carried.
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JULY 2_~, 1961.
City Clerk Worthf~ng fr~o~med the Council that the frelimina~y
Plat for Bellehaven S/D had been previously approved by the Planning/
Zoning Board and the Council and at this time approval is requested
for the Final .Plat of Bellehal~en S/D - Unit "B" which lies between
S. W. 3rd and 4th Streets and 10th & llth Avenues, this Final Plat
having been approved by ~he Director of Public Works and is in full
conformity with Chapter 23A, Section 23A-4' Para. (?) (a) of the
Code of Ordinances. It was moved by M~. Campbell to approve said
final plat, the motion being seconded by M~. Sundy and unanimously
carried.
City Clerk Worthing read the following letter from M~. O. F.
Youngblood dated July 14th:
"Since Mrs. Natelle Bush has not attended any of the Inter-
Racial meetings, and having stated she would rather you get
some one in her place, we thought we would recommend Mrs.
Florence Barnes who is a very active citizen of the community
and we feel she will reflect credit to the Inter-Racial
Council. Her address is 1335 N. W. 3rd Street, Telephone
8-2226." ,.,
It was moved b2 Mr. Avery that/the resignation of Mrs. Bush be accept-
ed with regret and that Mrs. Florence Barnes be appointed in her place.
The motion was seconded by Mr. Thayer and carried unanimously.
Regarding a request of Mr. M. F. Riley, Jr. for extension of time
regarding abatement of nuisance, Mr. Riley is a Joint owner of an
irregular parcel of land running southward from W. Atlantic Avenue
adjacent to, and to the east of, 'State Road 9 for a distance of
600 feet. Not having survey markers, or not knowing the exact
locations of his lands, Mr. Riley requests only a delay in the
abating of the nuisance on his land owing to the veget, ation growth
in excess of limits of such as set forth in Chapter 15 of the Code
of Ordinances, until such time as State Road 9 becomes cleared of
similar nuisances, the abatement of which nuisances on State Road
9 property having been assu~ed by Palm Beach County Commission and
will be done in the near future as soon as State Road Department
equipment is available.
It was moved by Mr. Campbell that this matter be tabled unitl
the next meeting, the.motion being seconded by Mr. Sundy and unani-
mously carried.
A petition for sidewalk improvement on the South side of S. W.
1st Street between 3rd and 4th Avenues and the West side of S. W.
3rd Avenue between 1st and 2nd Streets was presented, signed by
property owners in Block 38 who represent 71% of the lands fronting
on the strip desired to be improved, which lands will share the cost
if such improvement is made. It was moved by Mr. Thayer that the ..
City Manager be directed to prepare plans, specifications and esti-
mated cost for this Job for submission at the next meeting of the
Council. The motion was seconded by Mr. Sundy and carried unanimously.
City Clerk Worthing read the following letter from William F.
Koch, Jr., dated July 17th:
"Pursuant to our phone conversation of this morning, I sm
formally requesting from the City of Delray Beach the follow-
ing information:
"Would the City supply water to the 50 acres, more or less,
located in Section 4, Township 46 South, Range 43 East, lying
west of the Intra-coastal Watex-~ay in the Town of Gulfstream,
Florida, for the RCR Co~poration and the RBR Corporation sub-
division, and under what conditions would the City supply water.
"I have already received the approximate cost to bring City
water to the subdivision which amounts to about 416,700.00.
"If and when the above subdivision would go into the City of
Delray Beach, would it be possible to recapture the cost of
the water mains out of water revenue.
"i would appreciate your consideration of this matter, and a
reply at your earliest convenience."
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25o
JULY 24, 1961.
It was' moved by F~, Avery, seconded by F~. ~yer and unanimously
ca, tied t~t t~o ~tte~ be table~ for study ~til' ~o n~t Co~il
City Cl~k Wor~ing ~ead ~OL~ION NO. 1336.
A ~OL~ION OF ~ CI~ CO~CIL ~ T~ CI~ OF DE~Y
ACTUAL C~ INC~ BY SA~ CITY TO ACCO~L~H
A~T~T A~ ~ING T~ C~T ~ 3~H A~T~T OF SAID
PROPE~ IN AN A~O~ AS SH0~ BY RE~ OF T~ CI~ ~NAG~
0F DE~Y B~CH, F~~.
(C~ of ~eeolut~on No. 13~6 ~a attached to ~dmade
the ~f~c~al co~ of these ~nutes.) Pages 252'~'H & 252I.
On motion B~ ~. A~e~y ~d seconded by ~. ~em, Resolution No.
1336 w~ ~~usl~ p~sed ~d adopted.
C~t~ Cl~k W~th~ ~ead ~ caption of 0~~CE
AN 0~~CE 0F ~ OI~ CO~CIL OF T~ CITY 0F
T~IC O~INANCE ~ ACCO~NCE ~ T~ P~0VISIONS
0F C~~ 186, F~IDA ST~T~; ~~NG ALL
O~INANC~ AND P~RTS OF O~INANC~ ~ CO~LICT
PROVID~ AN ~TI~ ~TE.
On motion b~ ~. C~be11 ~d seconded ~ ~. S~d~ ~d~e No.
G~08 was ~~~ placed on f~et
C~t~ Clerk Wo~n~ mead t~ follo~ PI~~ Bo~d
dated ~1~ 18~
"~ June 30th, 1961 at ~ts ~e~l~ ~et~ a hea~ was
held before the Plying a~ Zoni~ Bo~d on the ~tte~
a ~equest ~ece~ved f~ ~aF Septic T~ ~d Spec~alt~es,
I~. ~equea}~n6 a ch~e of Zone f~ H,~ to C-3 Lots 13 t~u
1~, Block ~, Osceola'Pamk.
"At th~s meet~n~ o~ two ~mb~s of the Bo~d were ~ the
c~t~ ~d able to attend. The ~et~n~ was held ~d the e~-
dents ~ece~ved f~ ~. Joe Ke~n ~o ~epmesented the Co~an~.
No othe~ pe~sone attended the he~n~.
"On Monda~ ~1~ 3, 1961 a quor~ of ~ Bo~d was
~d a meet~ held at which t~ all evaders ~ece~ved. was
aub~tted ~ d~scuased.
"It w~ duly moved a~ seconde~ t~t the ~equest be den~ed
on the b~a ~t ~t alone would constitute a spot sene.
Th~s motion voted fo~ in favo~ ~d one ~posed.
"S~1~ m~ueate ha~e been befo~ the B~md on several
pmevious ~cas~o~. The Fly,da Powe~ ~d L~t Co'.
Jacent and ~ia a~e ~th non c~or~ ~ea. ~e ent~e
su~mo~$n~ ~ea is ~1~. ~e~e a~e~a to be no lo6~cal
reason to ~legal~ze~ such non co~o~ uses In
pa~t~cul~ ~ea ~n v~ ~ of ~e s~ounding ~ea. Continued
e~s~on of ~se p~esently i~ust~al activities could
only te~ to l~e~ the atand~ds ~n the adjacent s~ound~
~. C~ell moved t~t oince ~ere will ~ a ~eting of
~d Pla~ing Bo~d that ~is ~tte~ be taken up at t~t time, net
only ~is prope~t2 but ~e whole ~ea, and ~t ~thiS ~tter be
tabled until ~ter that ~etlng. ~e motion was seconded
~ale~ ~d ca~ried
JULY 24, 1961
Mayor Warren announced that through the legislature a Charter
change was made permitting the City to put on referendum vote the
matter of electing a Mayor which has to be approved by referendum
of the people in order that it might be put on the General Election
in December. It was moved by M~. Sundy that the referendum, regard-
ing the election of Mayor, be held the first ~uesday in October.
The motion was seconded by Mr.. Avery and carried unanimously.
Regarding Annexation, Mayor Warren asked that a coherent, advise-
fy, straw ballot be put on the referendum the first Tuesday in October,
asking the people within the City of Delray Beach whether this Coun-
cil should continue w~th their program of Annexation to the bounda-~.
ties of Boynton Beach on the North and Boca Raton on the South and
have the visible support of the people within the City of Delray
Beach.
Mr. Avery moved that a straw vote be held the first Tuesday in
October, at the same time the referendum is held, giving the people
of Delray Beach an opportunity to express an opinion as to how they
feel about the future action of this Council on Annexation by ac-
clamation. Mayor Warren relinquished the chair and seconded the
motion. Following lengthy discussion and comments and upon call of
roll, Mr. Avery and Mayor Warren voted in favor of the motion, Mr.
Campbell, Mr. Thayer and Mr. Sundy opposed. The motion did not carry.
City Manager Mingle presented bills for approval as follows:
General Fund $ 136,692.19
Water Fund - Operating Fund ..23,872.15
Special Assessment Fund 100,072.22
Refundable Deposits Fund 3,807.01
Improvement Fund 21,760.88
It was moved by Mr. Campbell, seconded by Mr. Thayer and unanimously
carried that the bills be paid.
Mr. Campbell called attention to a Resolution presented by
Attorney Nail MacMillan in behalf of the Palm Beach County Taxpayers
League, Inc. at the July 10th Council meeting, in which a statement
was made that the city charges those outside of the city using the
city water twice the city rate, but that is not a fact as they only
pay 25% above the city rates, and have for some time. Mr. Campbell
moved that the City Manager be directed to address a letter to Mr.
Abberger giving him the rates that are charged within and without
the city on water. The motion was seconded by Mr. Thayer and
carried unanimously.
City Clerk Worthing reminded the Council that on July 10th they
had asked City Manager to contact Mrs. Grace Weirts attorney regard-
ing an alleged nuisance violation on her proDerty and informed the
Council that Mrs. Waif's attorney is not in Delray Beach at this time
but after inspection of the property on North Swinton .Avenue and N.
W. 4th Street, it had been determined that Ordinance No. G-390 con- ·
cerning vision at intersectmons is being applied to this corner and
other corners of equally hazardous conditions~ which provides for
notification of a five day period of time allowing the property
owner to eliminate the violation of that ordinance or the city will
abate the nuisance, and that this property will be handled in such
The meeting adjourned at ~0:18 P.M.
CITY CLERK
APPROVED:
OR
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JULY 24, 1961.
PROPERTIES IN VIOLATION OF ORDINANCE
& SECTION 15-3 & 4 of THE CITY CODE
G_WNE.R .ADDRE.S.S .LOT.BL0.CK &'.,S/D CITY COD__E
Leonard W. & 46 Grannis Ave. Lots 1,2,3,4,6,7,8,
Isabelle C. Morris Plains., N.J. 9~t0 '~BIk; 1
Jansen Lots 1,2~3,4,5~6,7,
8, .10,Il,12 & 14
Blk. 2- Lots 1,2'
11,12,13, &' 14 Blk. 3
Lots. 1,5, ~&i 6 B%k. 4 4
Palm State Height
Hillcrest ~Homes, ~
c o Albert L. Rosen Lots 3,4,5,6,7, & 8
Inc. 9 0 Lincoln Road Blk. 3 - Lots 2 & 4
Miami Beach, Fla. Blk. 4
Palm State Height 4
Karl K. Lohrman 15481 Piedmont ~ of Lot 24E
Detroit 23, Mich. Ocean Beach Lots South 4
Canary & Grace 130 N.W. 3rd. Ave. Pt. 10 - S50' of N73.5'
Robinson Delray Beach~Fla. of Lot 10 - Blk. 43 4
St. Vincent P.O. Box 1358 Lots 4 th~u l0
Ferret's Delray Beach, Fla. Blk. 102
Catholic Church 4
H. Haild Zeder 8 Cambridge Building Lots 3 thru 16
Pleasant Ridge, Blk. 94 3 & 4
Mich.
Martha price P.O. Box 1664 Lot I - Blk. 1
Hall Delray Beach Fla. Hofman Village 4
S.H. & L.K. 8 Midland Gardens Lots 13,14,15
Kuhn Apt.#3 Pine View
Bronxville, N.Y. 4
John A. & 313 N.E. 21 St. Lots 16,17,18
Betty Lou Walker Delray Beach Fla. Pine View 4
Thomas & Frances 1015 Miramar Drive Lot 3 - Blk. "C"
E. Whitehead Delray Beach Fla. John B. Reid
Village 4
Dana F. & Alice P.O. Box 428 Muck Lot 159 S109' of
Rhodes Sulcer Marion, Arkansas N~ of Blk. less W100' 4
Edward P. & 2394 Riverside Dr. W100' of Lot 6
Marvel Barnard Green Bay, Wisc. Wheatleys S/D 4
Norman & Jessie 565 Arlingtlon Place Lots 16,17,18, & 15 Less
S. Hallberg Chicago 14, Ill. E12.5' -Wheatleys 4
William Wheatley P.O. Box 382 Lot (28B)
Delray Beach Fla. Ocean Beach Lots South 4
Tom B. & Mary 711 Delaware Ave. Lot (26D)
L. Babcox Akron 3, Ohio Ocean Beach Lots South 4
Lucile J. P.O. Box 414 Lot (26B)
Nichols Delray Beach, Fla. Ocean Beach Lots South 4
Helen Kraus P.0. Box 1065 Lot (26A)
Webb Delray Beach,. Fla. Ocean Beach Lots South 4
BayviSw JLtd. c/o Hallet, Whitney& Lot 25
Patton Ocean Beach Lots South
Hamilton, Bermuda 4
1.
PROPERTIES IN VIOLATION OF ORDINANCE G-147 & SECTION 15-3 & 4 of the CITY CODE
OWNER '' '?DDRE.SS LOT.BLOCK & S/D CITy. C0.DE
Helen E. 'Hoe~au 301 N. Crestway Lot 4 Blk. H
· ~ Wichita 8, Kansas John B. Reid
Village 4
Arthur W.. Rt~ 2 LOt ?-Blk~ "H"
Hemminger Oak Harbor~ Ohio John B~ Reid
Village 4
Joan Hicks, 2?32 Abingdon Road Lot ? - Blk. "K"
et al Birmingham 13, Als. John B'. Reid
Village 4
Mayfair Manor c/o Felix Mi N100, of ~ &.5 &
Hotel, Inc. Orlandella S100' of4 & S100' of 6
1762 C ojm~onwealth Ave ~ Blk. L
Brighton 35, Mass. John B~ Reid Village 4
Lorine Harbour P,0: Box 194 Lot ? - Blk. "L"
Marion, Ark. John. B. Roi-d Village 4
Arvida Realty P.O. Box 100' Lot 8 & part of
Co. Bo6a Raton,' Fla~'~.. Blk. 135 - Blk. "L"
John B. Reid Village 4.
Thomas G. & Box 696 Lot 1 - Blk. "E"
Beatrice E. .Boynton Beach, Fla. John B. Reid Village
Leek 4
Robert A. 7 Wilmuth Ave. Lots 1 & 8 -Blk. "G"
Fenton Wyoming John B. Reid Village
Cincinnati, Ohio 4
Mcarney c/o Frank DeRice Lot 4 - Blk. "G"
Holdings, Ltd. ll20 St. Cath- John B, Reid Village
e~ine St.
West Montreal,
Quebec, Canada 4
Martha S. & ll31 Raleigh Rd. Lot 5 -~ Blk. "G"
Robt. V. Glenview, Ill. John B. Reid Village
Henderson 4
Harold W. 339. Brookside Dr. Lot 7 - Blk. "G"
Faulkender Dayton 6, Ohio John B. Reid Village 4
Herbert H. & 939 SO. Ocean Blvd. Lots 1 & 2 - Blk. "H"
Leonie Moffitt Delray Beach, Fla. John B. Reid Village 4
~vida Realty Box 1127 Lots 1,2,3,5 - Blk. "N"
Co. Delray Beach, Fla. John B. Reid Village 4
Wm. G. Holloway 543 So. Ocean Blvd. N200' of 6 & N200' of
Jr. & ~rank. Delray Beach, Fla. Blk. 141 - Blk. "N"
Fer, ris..Kennedy John B. Reid Village 4
Alfred A. & 274 Beacon St. 6 less N200' & Blk. 141/
Myrtle A. Boston 16, Mass. less N200~ - Blk. "N"
Stickler John B. Reid Village 4
Joseph Friend 1 Sackett Dr. N133' of 1 - Blk. "M"
Larchmont, N.Y. John B. Reid Village 4
Ha. Bushman P.0. Box 1703 N133.99' of 2-Blk. "M"
Delray Beach, Fla. John B. Reid Village 4
Ralph D. & 2ol Seacrest Lane N129.9' ~L of S217.95'
Martha B. Delray beach, Fie. of Lot 5-Blk. M
Priesmeyer John B. Reid Village 4
2.
PROPERTIES IN VIOLATION 0F ORDINANCE G-i~?
&SECTION 15-3 & 4 of THE CITY CODE
OWNER ADDRESS ~,0T.BLOC,K & S/D ,C,ITY ,CODE,
Margaret M. .P.~0. Box 852 N225.80' ~
Wolters Delray Beach, Fla. of Lot 5 - Blk. "M"
John B. Reid Village ~
Franklin Wedge P.O. Box 1788 N200~ of 6 & that part of
Delray Beach, Fla. Blk. 1~42 lying bet. Above
& E R/~ li of Intra-
coastal W/W & bounded by
W'ly ext of N & S lines of
above - Blk. :~ZM't. -'-..~
J0hni Bo Reid Village 4
Margaret M. P.O. Box 852
Wolters Delray Beach, Fla. N130' of S347.95' of
Lot 5-Blk. M
John B. Reid Village 4
George W. & R.F.D. #1 Sll0~ of N310' of 6 &
Ellen C. Drake Mays Landing, N.J. that part~,~Blk. 142
ly, ing bet above & E
R/.W li of intracoastal
W/W & bounded by M'ly ext
of N & S lines of above
John B. Reid Village Blk. M ~
W.~. Taylor 187 Dunvegan Rd. 6 less N310t & Blk. "M"
Toronto 7, Ontario, 142 lying bet above &
Canada E ,R/~'I li of Intracoastal
W/W less N310' Blk. "M"
John B. Reid Village 4
Jessie & 125 N.W. 3rd. Ave. Lot 13 & N24.5' of 14
Maggie Nelson Delray Beach, Fla. Blk. ~3 3 & 4
Eula Mae & P.O. Box 2002 S52' of Lot 14-Blk. ~3
Chas. Brodnax Delray Beach, Fla. 3 & 4
Tressie Lee . '125 N.W. 3 rd. Ave Lot 1% - Blk. ~3 3 & ~
Nelson Delray Beach, Fla.
Yargates, Inc. 206 No. Ocean Blvd. S100' of Blk. A & N 25'
Delray Beach, Fla. of Blk.
JOhn B. Reid Village 4
Arvida Realty P.O. Box 100.' Less E~142.5~ of less
Co. Boca Raton, Fla. NT' R/W - Blk. "B"
JOhn B. Reid Village 4
Totterdale 1014 E. Atl. Ave. Lot i less N25' - Blk.
Development, Delray Beach, Fla. "C" - Lot 2 - Blk. "C"
Inc. John B. Reid Village 4
Margaret M. P.O. Box 852 Lots i & 2 - Blk. "D"
YJolters Delray 'Beach, Fla. John B. Reid Village 4
F~.W. & 22142 Forrest Lane Lot 3 - Blk. "D"
Constance A. Grosse Isle, Mich. John B. Reid Village
0veresch 4
Roy O. & P.O. Box 8001 Lot 4 - Blk. "M"
Rachel Myers Orlando, Fla. John B. Reid Village 4
Joseph A. & 27.36 W. 61st. St. Lot 5 - Blk, "D"
Laura Blatz Chicago 29, Ill. John B. Reid Village 4
Frederick s. Box 2201 Lot ? - Blk. "D"
Neafie Delray Beach, Fla. John B. Reid Village 4
3.
PRPERTIES IN VIOLATION OF ORDINANCE
& SECTION 15-3 & 4 OF Tim CITY CODE
.O~rNE, R ADDR.ES,S LOT. & BI2f. S/D .CITY CODE
Jennie White 326 81st St. Lot 8 - Blk. "D"
Brooklyn, N.Y. John B. Reid VilI~ge 4
O.D. Priest Jr. lll S.W. 4th St. Sec. 20 ~(1H) N100' of
& Wm. P. Priest DelraY BeaCh, Fla. E~ of SEw of 'Lot l,
Vacant Part
Sec. 20-46-43
Horace D. & 109[~0 N.W. 2nd. Ave. Lots 5 thru l0
Catherine C. Miami Shores 50, Fla.Blk. 53
Jones
Crispin 142 S.W. Sth St. Lot 12 - Blk. 39
Johnson & Delray Beach, Fla.
Pearl Johnson
Anthony & 51.~ N.W. 2nd St. Lot 4 - Blk. 4.0
Mae Holliday Delray. Beach, Fla.
Chas. W. Jr. 136 N.W. Sth Ave. Lots ~ & 6 - Blk. 40
& Francinia Delray Beach, Fla.
Patrick
4
Jack Poorbaugh 1313 So. "L" St. Lot ? - Blk. 40
Lake Worth, Fla. 4
Dora Molzer 1313 So. "L" St. Lot 8 - Blko
Lake Worth, Fla. 4
Thos. S. & 346 S.W. 3rd Ave. Lot 17- 23- 2~,~ 2~
Betty J. Delray Beach, Fla. Blk. 40
Hatcher (P.O. Box 302) 4
Irving Levin 1211 N.W. 3?th St. Lot 18 - Blk. 40
Miami, Fla.
Mrs. John P.O. Box 413 Lots 20 & 21
Stack Delray Beach, Fla. Blk. 40
City of City Hall Lots 28 & 32 & Alley
Delray Beach Delray Beach, Fla. in Blk. 40 - Blko
Edward Rueben 833 N.W? 10th St. Lots 22 thru 26 - Blk 29
Turnquest Hallendale, Fla.
Estate
c/o Theresa
Ann Turnquest
A. Simon Essa P.O. Box 35 Lots 16 thru 19
Delray Beach, Fla. Blk. ~?
City of Delray Lots 20 thru 235 &
Beach Fla. City Hall Alley in Blk.$?- Blk. 4?
Delray Beach, Fla.
4
Susie Russel Box 21 Lot 16
Delray Beach, Fla. Sundy Tenbrook Addn.
Jane Lois Solvang, Cal. Lot 17
Kinsey Sundy Tenbrook Addn.
Cleveland & 26 N.W. 3rd Ave. Lot 18
Agnes Munnings Delray Beach, Fla. Sundy Tenbrook Addn.
Kenneth Gary 112 N.W. 5th Ave~ Lot 19
Delray Beach, Fla. Sundy Tenbrook Addn.
4.
PROPERTIES IN VIOLATION OF ORDINANCE G-147 & SECTION 15-3 & 4 of THE CITY CODE
OWNER .AD,DRESS L0,T.BLOCK, & S,,/D CITY CODE
I.R. Morris $22 S.W. [~th Ave. Lots 20 & 21
Delray Beach, Fla. Sundy Tenbrook Addn. 4
John D. Jr. & Rt. #1, Box 928 Lot 22
Marie J. Wells Delray Beach, Fla. Sundy Tenbrook Addn.
Earestine 407 S.W. 4th St. Lot 23
Williams Delray Beach Fla. Sundy Tenbrook Addn.
Strachan
Priest Land 228 S.W. 1st Ave. Lot 234
Co., Inc. Delray Beach Fla. Sundy Tenbrook Addn.
City of City Hall Lots 29 & 30
Delray Beach Delray Beach~ Fla. S~.n~y Te~broo~ddn: 4
Marie .Klugh ~ 18844 Gainsborough Rd.Lots 36- 37-~3-~-
Sterling~' Detroit 23, Mich, 50-%1
Sundy Tenbrook Addn.
Martha B. P.O. Box 831 Lot 18 - Blk. 5
Brassell Delray Beach, Fla. Totterdale Addn.
J.A. & Ula M. 35102 Alta Loma Dr. Lot 19 - Blko 5
Theobald Farmington, Mich. Totterdale Addn. 4
Chas. & Lena P.O. Box 567 Lots 1-2-.17 -Blk. 7
Zuckerman Delray Beach, Fla. Del Ida Park
Gretchen 307-~- So. Swintion Ave. Lot 10 - Blk. 8
Rebecca Carter Delray Beach, Fla. Del Ida Park
Elizabeth M. 9905 N.W. 10th Ave. Lot 11 - Blk. 8
Mitchell Miami 50, Fla. Del Ida Park
McEwen P.O. Box 2199 Lot 1 - Blk. 3
Investment Co., Wichita l, Kan. Seagate Sec. A
Inc.
Thcs. S. & 22475 McCauley Blvd. Lot 2 - Blk~.' 3
Mildred L. Cleveland 22, Ohio Seagate Sec. A
Ireland
Thcs. F. & ' .1524 Central Ave. Lot 9 - Blk.
Dorthy E. Brown Sandusky, Ohio Seagate Sec. A 4
Frederick Mills Toby's Lane Lot l0 - Blk. 4
& Elizabeth New Canaan, Conn. Seagate Sec. A
Coors Legler
Lucy McLeod P.O. Box 1916 Lots 3 & $ - Blk.
Helm Delray Beach, Fla. Seagate Sec. B
~slter ~,', 2 ~O?Ohape~i'l~. - · Lot 6- Blk.
?oile~.LG; ~ianha~set~ ~;,'N~Y.'".Seagate Sec. B
Eokert
~eo.-& Bess_W. P.O. Box. ]]% '.'. Lot. 1 - Blk. 1
Haggart .~.. Fargo, N.D. Seagate Ext.
AnthOny &" 31 Sheffield Rd. Lot 3 - Blk. 1
Violet M. Summit, N.J. Seagate Ext.
Bennett
Delray Beach P.O. Box 2485 Lots 4 & 5 - Blk. 1
Development Co. Delray Beach, Fla. Seagate Ext.
PROPERTIES IN VIOLATION OF ORDINANCE o-147 & SECTION 15-3 & 4 of THE CITY CODE
OWNER ADDRESS LOT.BLOCK & S/D CITY CODE
Fredrica E. 951 Allamanda Dr. Lots 6 & 7 - Blk. 1 4
Halstead Delray Beach, Fla. Seagate Ext.
Richard W. & 711 Shore Drive Lots 9 & 11 - Blk. 1
Anna E. Nelson Boynton Beach, Fla. Seagate Ext. 4
T.E. Woolbright 315 N.E. 8th Ave. Lot 4 - Blk. 3
Delra~ Beach, Fla. Seagate Ext. 4
Allan P. & ??5 Sheridan Rd. Lot 6 - Blk. 3
Ruth E. Glencoe, Ill. Seagate Ext.
Hendry 4
Municipal 5?57 Ogden Ave. Lot ? - Blk. 3
Paving Co. Cicero P. 0. Seagate Ext.
Chicago, Ill 4
Alex F. & P.O. Box 107 Lot 9 less N10'
Beatrice F. Delray Beach, Fla. Blk. 3
Wilson Seagate Ext. 4
Otto A. Pfaff Wheelabrator Corp. Lots 3 & 4 - Blk. 5
Mishawaka, Ind. Seagate Ext. 4
Loyal C. & 504 Fisk Ave. Lots 1 thru 9 - Blk. 15
Carolyn A. Brielle, N.J. 0sceola Park
Selover 4
City of City Hall Street R/W between S.W.
Del~ay Beach Del~ay Beach, Fla. 9th St. & S.E. 10th St.
Slk. 15
Osceola Park 3 & 4
Fred Neafie Box 2201 Lot 46
Delray Beach, Fla. McGinley & Gosman 4'
Edward U. Roddy332 So. Comnty Rd. Lots 47 thru 50
& Son Palm Beach, Fla. McGinley & Gosman 4
B & R 206 N.E. 4th Street Vacant part of Lot
Prooperties, InC.Delray Beach, Fla. 54 & 55
c/o Julia Adams McG~nley & Gosman 4
Wm. B. Madden 227 Cordova Rd. Lots 51-52 & 53 less
West Palm Beach, Fla.N8t R/W
McGinley & Gosman 4
J.L. Love P.O. Box 977 Lots 3 & N49..7' of 4
Delray~ Beach, Fla. Blk. 60 4
Wm. J. & 9311 Watson Road S25.3t of lot 4 &
Elsa E. Webster Groves, Mo. N24.?~ ~oflot 5
Kennedy Blk. 60 4
Maggie Bell !!}~ S.E. 1st Ave. S50~ of lot 5
Harvel Del~ay Beach, Fla. Blk. 60 4
E.J. Warner 5050 N.E. 5th Ave. Lots 1 42 - Blk. 13
Miami 37, Fla. Del Ida Park 4
L.W. Smith Rt. #3 Lots 3 & 4 - Blk. 13
Union, S.C. Del Ida Park 4
John Mezoff 109 - l?th Ave. So. Lot 5 - Blk. 13
Lake Worth, Fla. Del Ida Park 4
Martha L. P.O.Box 831 Lot 6 - Blk.
Bradshaw Del~ay Beach, Fla Del rda Pa~k
Brassell 6. 4
PROPERTIES IN BIOI~TION OF ORDINANCE G-147
& SECTION 15-3 & 4 of THE CITY CODE
OW~ER ADD___.RES__S LOT_.BLOCK & S/D CITY
Edgar O. & 590 S.E. 4th St. Lots 11 & 12 - Blk. 13
Leona Emerson Hialeah, Fla. DE1 Ida Park
Coates
Frank & Nellie 103 -N.E. 99th St. Lots 15 & 16 & 22
Florence Hatton Miami Shores, Fla. Del Ida Park
Ralph J. 1611 N.W. 2nd. Ave. Lot 21 - Blk. 13
Harkins Delray Beach, Fla. Del Ida Park
Curtis H. P.O. Box 2545 Lot 27 & S~ of 28
Dodson Delray Beach, Fla, Blk. 13
Del Ida Park
~;.L. & '~ 204 N.E. 2nd Ave. Lot 29 & N~- of 28
Elizabeth E. Delray Beach, Fla. Blk. 13
Brown Del Ida Park
H. Bristol ?ll Marina Blvd. Lot 30 - Blk. 13
Nelson, M.D. San Francisco 23, Cai.Del Ida Park
Delray Beach P.O. Box 1533 Lot 14 S50' of N197'
Improvement Delray Beach, Fla. of W135' - Blk. 3
Corp.
Geo.' &~-' ' ~ 340 S.W. 5th Ave. Lot 15 SiO0' of N297'
Marguerette ~ Delray Beach,"Fla. of W135' - Blk. 3
McKay
City of Delray City Hall 16' Alley Blk. 3-
Beach Delray Beach, Fla. running 497' S of
2nd St.
David Berlow 3723 So. Fed. H~y. Lot 55
Delray Beach, Fla. Sundy Tenbrook Addn.
Oscar & 8869 Augusta St. Lot ~6
Eleanor Willis, Mich Sundy Tenbrook Addn.
Smith
Submitted to the City Council by the City
Manage~ this 24th day of July, 1961.
RESOLUTION NO. 1336
A RESOLUTION OF THE CiTY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF DELRAY
BEACH, FLORIDA, A~ESoING COSTS FOR ABATING NUISanCES
D'PON CERTAIN LANDS LOCATED WITHIN SAID CITY: SETTING
OUT ACTUAL COSTS INCURRED BY SAID CITY TO ACCOMPLISH
SUCH ABATE~EN~ AND LEVYING THE CObT OF SUCH ABATEMENT
OF SAID NUISANCES, AND DECLARING SAID LEVY TO BE A
LIEN UPON SAID PROPERTY IN AN AMOUNT AS SHOWN BY RE-
PORT OF THE CITY MANAGER OF DELRAY BEACH, FLORIDA.
WHEREAS, the City Council of the City of _Delray~e¢ch, did,
regular and/or _ _ session held on the ..~.of May, 196~
.... ~:. [ .... ., .. ~i-.i-..i ". ..... , declare the exis~ense-bf-a nuiS'
anco upon cer~ainlots or parcels of land, described in a list sub-
mitted to them, for violation of the provisions of Ordine~ce G-l~7;
WHEREAS, pursuant to such declaration, the City Clerk of said
City did furnish each of the respective owners of the la~ds describ-
ed in said list with a notice describing the nature cf the nuisance
and that they must abate said nuisance within thirty (~0) days,
failing in which the city council would have it done, and the cost
thereof would be levied as an assessment against said property; and
WHEREAS, the o~ners hereinafter named did fail and neglect to a-
bate the nuisance existing upon their respective lands within the
time prescribed in said notice and Ordinance G-157, and the City of
Delray Beach was required to and did enter upon the following lands
and incur costs in abating the nuisance existing thereon as des-
cribed in the aforesaid list; and
~¢HEREAS, the City Manager of the City of Delray Beach, has, pur-
suant to said Ordinance G-157 and the City Charter submitted to the
City Council a report of the costs incurred in abating the nuisance
as aforesaid, said report indicating the COSTS per parcel of
involved,
NOW, THEREFORE, BE ZTi~D~OLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY
OF DELRAY BEACH, FLORIDA, AS FOLLOWS:
1. That assessments in the individual amounts as shown by the
report of the City Manager of the City of Delray Beach, involving
the City's cost of abating the aforesaid nuisances upon the lots or
parcels of land described in said report, a copy of which is at-
tached hereto and made a part hereof, are levied against the parcels
of land described on said report and in the amounts indicated there-
on. Said assessments so levied shall be a lien from this date upon
the respective lots and parcels of land described in said report, of
the same nature and to the same extent as the lien for general city
taxes and shall be collectible in the same manner and with the same
penalties and under the same provisions as to sale and foreclosure
as city taxes are collectible.
2. That the City Clerk of said City shall record a certified
copy of this resolution in the office of the Clerk of the Circuit
Court in and for Palm Beach County, Florida, and shall furnish to
each of the owners named in and upon said report a notice that the
City Council of the City of Delray Beach, did, on the 22nd 9f May.~,
1961 ......
of a certain nuisance existing On their des~~
cribed property and property owner having failed to abate such nui-
sance, within the ~0 day period, whereupon it was abated by the City
at costs shown in said report and such assessments shall be legal,
valid and binding obligations upon the property against which said
assessments are levied. Such assessments shall draw inSerest at the
rate of 6% per annum from this date until fully paid.
PASSED AND ADOPTED in regular .. session on the 24th day of
July , A.D. 1961.-
ATTEST~ ~ A Y 0 R ....
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