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~ regular meeting ~f the C~t~ C~Auoil of Delra~ Beach wes held
~n the Council Chambers at 8~00 P.M.~ w~th Ma~o~ George V. W~en
~e C~t~, Oit~ ~a~e~ George ~ngle ~d Co~l~en ~1. C.
~al G, C~bell ~d O2e~ B.
An ~ent~ p~aTe~ ess delivered b~ Rev, ~stave
~ motion b7 ~. S~d7 and seo~ded b7 ~. C~bell ~e mtnutes
o~ Auger ~th Cou~ll ~ettng ~e~e ~~ou~17 a~oved.
I
Conoe~n~ the ~est~atlon of City ~ana~ ~ngle, ~. Ave~
m~ed that the Cit7 ~erls ~esi~ation be_~coepted with Pe~et,
that it bec~ effective at ~d~t Au~st ~st and that he be paid
a ~ee weeks accrued vacation, ~e motion be~ seconded ~
S~dy.
~. C~bell accented as followsf "~, ~ one, ~e~et ~at
~. H~le, when offering his ~esi~ati~, fe ~t it necess~ to place
~e resl~ation on the basis used,
No me~e~ of the Co--il h~ eve~ heard ~. ~Mle e~Pess
~ m~e~ dissatisfaction wi~ the relations xip e~st~g between
he ~d the Co--il or ~ membePs ~ereof, ~ def~ite~ not as
lnterf erenc e.
I would doubt ~at he would pe~t any Z ~terfe~ence. I ~ow X
wouldn,t and fu~the~ I doubt if ~2 dep~tmm head has been given
order by ~ me~ of the Oo~oil ~d f~the: I ~ubt ~ a dep~t-
ment head would take such ~ order.
~e~e is no d~b~ that ~ times a oiti ,n has contacted a
Co, oil me~e~ a~u~ a condition ~at was a~evati~ to h~ or a
~uis~ce to h~, ~d in t~n, ~ls would be pleased on to the
or even direct to the dep~tment head involve~ f~ it world be
hoped, coPPective aeti~, ~t most definitely no orders given.
X w~l~ ask that the ~ecord s~ ~at In aooept~ ~e ~esi~a-
tion ~e Co, oil does not accept it on ~e be4 'is given ~d f~the~
that a o~2 of t~ Edito~ial c~ied in the A~ ~st 2%th cop2 of the
Sun~entinel also be ~de a p~t of ~e reo~.
A o~ of the above mentioned S~entin~,l Edito~ial ia on file
with ~e official oo~ of these Co,oil minut~,s.
~. Ave~ ~en o~ented as foll~st "Is ~oP o~e~ ~
ao~ that the Cit2 M~ager chose to resign. ~n a~ of ~ dealings
with h~ I have found h~ to be a ~ of ~ea~ integrit2 ~d if he
stated that this situation existed I have no doubt ~at it did e~st.
I ~i~ it is t~e ~at this Co--il used thi~esignation as an
indication t~t some soul searching is def~l~lu needed as to h~
we o~ ~ove o~ e~l~ee and public ~elati~s. I dontt accept
those counts as part of ~ motion but I t~ It is ~. C~bel~a
privilege to have ~em ~de a p~t of the raced of t~s meetly.'
/
~. C~bell ~en continued$ "~. ~2or,t I ~ ~atheP certain
in this statem~t ~at I ~ goi~ to rake now ~at ~i~er ~
~2 m~be~ of ~ C~il ~e a~are before ~news ~epo~te~e were
called f~ the news co~e~e~e that was held lhst week ~at such a
co~ere~e was to be held. It ce~tal~2 was t~ ~a6ePts p~ivllege
~o hold ~at o~e~e~e if he w~shed to~ but a~2ou ~ead ~e ~eleases
t~t were given ~t at ~e coherence, one of ~m bein~ m~ked
f~om Clt2 ~nage~ George ~e for ~ediate ~elease~ ooveri~ most
of ~at ~at was o~ied in ~e papers. ~e e~oond one~ a lette~
~as add,eased to 29u, I ~ve been given to ~dePst~d ~at 2~ did not
]. eceive this ~til it had a~ead2 been given to the p~ess ~ a third
one, a ve~ ~d one ~ked ~e Fact Sheet fop EditoPial use ~ de-
sl~d~. ~e p~aseolo~ of ~t sheet would leave not too ~ch to
the ~ag~ation. ~ question the wa2 t~ ~tter was h~dled and X
make a'~blio stat~nt t~t I ~ of no t~ ~en an o~de~ was
given to a deponent ~ad, suggestions and questions as to folloe
t~ou~ 2es ~ t~es~ ~ X t~, the ~Jo~ity if not all of the
Cou~il, but not as ~ orde~ a~ ce~taizly ~ ~ow Col. ~le of no
inte~ference ~ a~ action t~t you wished to t~e at ~ t~e and
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am rather certain that you have not discussed with C°uncil as a whole
and certainly not with myself as a member of the Council any dis-
satisfaction that may have existed at anytime."
Upon call of roll, Mr. Avery'Mr. 8undy and Mayor Warren voted
in favor of the motion and Mr. Campbell abstained from voting.
In compliance with Charter requirements, the proposed budget for
the coming fiscal yeam. has been published in condensed form and sched-
uled a public beaming to be held at this time on said budget.
Chamber of Commerce Manager Xenneth Ellingsworth stated that the
Chamber of C~mmerce has requested that the City, in past years, es-
tablish an advertising and publicity budget, and'this yeem it is in
the amount of $20,500.00. Mr. Ellingsworth then'gave a short report
on the use of last yearls funds and what was intended for the use of
this years request if the Council approves it.
Mm. Arthu~ J. Michael questioned a couple of items in the Fire-
mens budget and explanations were madeconcerning same.
RalphPrieSmeyer, P~esident of the Chamber of Commerce, informed
the Council that there a~e two items that the Chamber are particularly
interested in because they embody the work in which they are engaged,
one being the product that Delmay Beach has to sell to newcomers and
visitors of the community and the other is the means of selling that
product. He further stated that he felt a fine step of progress had
been made Jointly by the City and Chamber in establishing a City
Beautification Committee and feels that it is essential that ample
funds be provided for the maintenance of the vamious beautification
projects &also hopes that the Council will approve the well planned
advertising and promotion budget of the Chamber.
Mr. Spencer Pompey asked if there was anything in the budget
concerning the construction of a new Corauunity Center inthe west
sector and ,if not,would there be any consideration for same as was
promised at a meeting with the Council recently. Mayor Warren in-
formed himthat a request had been made for another meeting with the
Naciremas Club of which he would be notified shortly and that he
couldntt say at this time whether or not it is in the budget.
City Clerk Worthing reviewed a report of alleged nuisances exist-
ing in violation of Ordinance No. G-I~? furnished the City Manager by
the Fire Depamtment. It was moved by Mr. Campbell, seconded by Mr.
Sundy and unanimously Carried to direct .the City Clerk to comply with
Ordinance No. G-388 as applicable 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.) (see pages 276-A thru 276-D)
Mayor Warren introduced Captain James W. ahebs who will serve
as the Delray Beach Civil Defense Director from an office that has
been provided in the PoliCe Building. It wasthen moved by Mr.
Campbell to officially appoint Capt. Shebs as Civil Defense Director
of De]may Beach. The motion was seconded by Mr. Sundy and Carried
unanimously..
Concerning a request for extending water service to a fifty acre
tract of land North of the City,. the. Council, at a previous meeting,
requested study and~report from the City Engineer,'said report being
~s follows:
"Subject: Water Main Extension to Subdivision in Section
~-46-~3, West of-Intracoastal Waterway, Town of
Gulfstream, Florida.
"Water connection to the subject subdivision' as requested by
Mm. Bill Koch, was discussed 'by the Council at their regular
meeting of ~uly 234, 1961.
"QuestiOn wasraised as to whether a main extension to this
subdivision could be provided without violation of Resolution
12~0, dueto the fact that the extension required would be
over 200 .feet.
"It is true that Section I of the abovementioned Resolution
reads, in part,' tNo application will he-considered for an
extension that would exceed 200 feet from a present main
distribution line.' This, however, was only a resolution
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and it maT be repealed or exception thereto taken by
s~le majority of the Council.
"It has been dete~lned that a surplus of ~te~ e~ts
at th~s l~ation s~ielent to supply t~ subdivision
~est~on. H~ve~, t~ est~ted cost o~ $16,700 f~ the
~in extension is p~edioted on o~ ability to obtain certain
assents ~ich w~ll ~t tM most diPe~t ~ne o~
tlon f~om a wate~ ~n adjacent to ~ wate~ towe~ on
Avenue ~d o~essing ~de~ the ~a~oad ~d ~deP ~e
H~way ne~ly due East of t~s location. It see~ p~obable
~at these easements will be available, but ~ not a
~ longe~ v~te ~st be t~en ~ will ~eaae ~e cost
p~o~tio~tely.
"~e develope~ fu~th~ inquires into t~ posslbtli~ of his
berg ~ef~ed all o~ pa~t of the cost of ~e main extension
to ~e su~ivlsion at such t~ aa this su~lvision ~y ~ex
itse~ to the city.
"~ view of past p~acttce, ~tS ~uld seem a ~easonable ~e-
quest. I would s~gest that an a~eement be d=a~ up stating
that if t~ ~e~tion takes place within a certain l~ited
t~e ~en ~ .city will, ~te~ ~e~tion, ~ef~d to the de'
velope~ a certain percent of ~e earned s~lus f~om
subdivision ~ually ~til a given n~be~ of ye~s has
lapsed ov ~til ~e enti~e cost of ~e mtn extension shall
have been paid, whtcheve~ event ooc~s first. As an addi-
tio~l entice~nt fo~ ~exation, the Co,oil ~t wish to
a~ee that the 2~% additional chugs ~o~ se~ioes outside.
the city l~ts would be ~ef~ded aa p~t of the cost of
~e ~in extension at the time of a~exation."
Maye~ W~en stated that the Co--il feels it ia advisable to
appo~t a c~ittee to pursue ~is study fu~the~ and then appo~ted
Co~i~n Avery ~d 3~dy ~d City ~ginee~ Fle~ng to ~ke this
study.
City Cle~k Worthi~ p~esented a request f~ ~. H. R. Shaeffe~
fo~ ~ extension of t~ on cle~l~. ~ his p~ope~ in Seagate Sub-
divisicn ~til his ~vlval In De~ay Beach this winter. Pollow~
discussion the ~tty Clerk was directed to i~o~ ~. 3haeffe~
the p~ope~ ~st be cleared at ~ls t~ Since it is in violation,
~d upon his ~ival ~ Del~y Beach to oo~e~ wi~ ~, Wo~t~ .as
to the future t~eat~t of said prope~.
A p~otest was made ~ ~. P~a~lin G. Cle~nt, ~esident of the
Wedgewood Oo~o~ation t~o$ Attorney ~. Clint~ Scot~ conoe~ning
the intent of ~e City of De~ay Beach te a~ex the p~operty o~ed
the Wedgewood Co~oration ~d the ~lneway CO~o~atton. It was
suggested that a lette~ be sent to ~. Clement, by Hayo~
~tating the city,s position In this ~tte~.
City Clerk Wo~~ ~ead ~e followi~ lette~ f~om Attorney
~. 5pl~e~, dated Aurar
"In acco~d~e with ~ teleph~e conve~matl~ with yo~
Secretary yemte~ I ~ e~losi~ he~eWi~ a sketch of
an intended addition to the p~esent building now located
at the City Yacht Bas~. ~. S~th would like to
c~ease the size o~ the p~esent structure as sh~ on the
enclosed mketch ~d fu~e~ would like to have his p~esent
lease with the City ~ended so as to pe~t h~ to
yacht supplies on the p~e~ses.
"In co~ide~ation off ~. S~th payi~ for the contem-
plated leasehol~ ~ove~nts to the buildi~, which will.
cost apD~ox~ate~ $~,~00.00, ~. S~th would like
sion to extend ~m docki~ facilities no~thw~d to the
mou~ r~ght-~-way llne of Afl,tic Avenue ~dge
to ~e in~aoo~tal, it is oOnte~Iated ~at the additional
dock~ facilities together with the ~o~ementioned bulldog
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improvement, will cost M~. Smith approximately $15,000.00.
"On page 6, Paragraph 22 of the present lease M~. Smith
now has with the City he has been granted an option of
renewing said lease for a term of five years, and there-
after given a further option of renewing for an additional
term of five years. Mr. Smith feels that in order to
realize a profit from the contemplated capital outlay he
should be granted an option to renew at the e~pirati0n of
the present lease period for a period of ten years, and
thereafter a subsequent renewal of five years.
"Mr. Smith informed me that he has discussed this matter
with Mr. Worthing and Mr. Sundy and I suggest that you
take the matter up with these gentlemen if you have any
questions.
"Kindly contact me or Mr. Smith as soon as you have had
an opportunity to consider Mr. Smith's request.
"Naturally Mr. Smith would like to begin construction as
soon as possible so that the new facilities may be com-
pleted prior to November 15th."
It was moved by Mr. Sundy that this matter be referred to the
Planning/Zoning Board and that it also be checked by the City
Attorney. The motion was seconded by Mr. Campbell and carried
unanimously.
Concerning a detailed report from Mr. Paul S. Enowles concerning
abatement of nuisances Mayor Warren appointed the following committee
to make a study of this proposed plan of nuisance abatement:
Mayor Warren, Chairman
Councilman Campbell
City Engineer Fleming
Paul S. Knowles
Regarding the Junior Chamber of Co~erce request that the City
lease them a parcel of land on South Swinton Avenue for the purpose
of erecting a Club House at such time as the necessary funds are
available, City Clerk Worthing informed the Council that the Planning
Board recommends that any such lease should be of short 'term with
options for renewal and subject to any building to be located thereon
be of movable nature similar to the Chamber of Commerce Building.
The City Clerk further informed the Comncil that should it be their
pleasure to grant this request and location, such action should be ~'
with the understanding that at such time as the Junior Chamber be-
comes financially able to locate thereon that a public hearing will
be necessary to provide the property owners in the general area the
opportunity of expressing approval or disapproval of such proposed
use of the land prior to permit being issued.
It was moved by Mr. Sundy, 'seconded by Mr, Avery and' unanimously
carried that a letter be w~itten to the Junior Chamber of Commerce in-
forming them that the Council looks upon the location and idea with
favor but there will be no final decision until they are better pre-
pared financially to undertake this project. Also that they be in-
f~med as to the suggested term of lease, kind of building and public
hearing concerning the proposed use of land.
Resolution No. 1338, expressing the intent of Council to con-
struct a Sidewalk on S. W. 1st Street between 3rd and 4th Avenues,
also on the west side of S. W. 3rd AVenue between 1st and 2nd Streets,
was passed and adopted on August 14th and in c~ompliance with Charter
requirements, said resolution has been advertised in full setting
forth ~therein provision for public hearing thereon at this time.
There being no objection to Resolution No. 1338, the following
resolution was read.
RESOLUTION NO. 1341.
A RESOL~TION OF THE CITY COUNCIL 0F THE CITY OF
DELRAY BEACH, FLORIDA A~THORIZING THE CITY ~NAGER
TO PROCEED WITH THE CONSTRUCTION OF A SIDEWALK ON
THE SOUTH SIDE OF S. W. 1ST STREET BETWEEN S. W. 3RD
AND 4TH AVENUES: ALSO ON THE WE~T SIDE 0FS. W. 3RD
AVENUE BETWEEN S. W. i~T AND 2ND STREETS.
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AUGUST 28, 1961.
WHEREAS~ the City Council of:the City cf Delsey Beach, Florida,
did, on the l~th day of August, 1961, determine to proceed with the
construction of a sidewalk on the South side of S. W. 1st Street be-
tween S. W. 3rd and 4th Avenues; also on the West side of S. W. 3rd
Avenue between S. W. 1st and 2nd Streets, and ·
WHEREAS, the resolution providing therefor has been duly pub-
lished as required by the City Charter, together with a notice that
objections to said improvement would be heard, and
WHEREAS, no sufficient objections have been made to such pro-
posed improvement,
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the City Council of the City
of Delmay Beach, Florida, that the City Manager be and he is hereby
instructed to proceed with the construction of a sidewalk on the South
side of S. W. 1st Street between S. W. 3rd and 4th Avenues; also on
the West side of S. W. 3rd Avenue between S. W. 1st and 2nd Streets,
according to the plans and specifications heretofore filed with the
City'Clerk, and a copy thereof filed in the office of the City Manager
and kept open for inspection to the public.
PASSED in regular session on this the 28th day of August, 1961.
On motion by ~r. Sundy and seconded by Mr. Campbell, Resolution
No. 1341 was adopted, it being understood that such improvement Shall
be placed on the list of priority improvements to be made as soon as
possible.
City Clerk Worthing read RF~OLUTION NO. 1342,
A ~ESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE. CITY OF
DELRAY BEACH, FLORIDA, SOLICITING THE COOPERATION
OF THE BOARD OF COUNTY CO~.~ISSIONERS OF ?ALM BEACH
COUNTY, FLORIDA, IN TAKI~ CERTAIN STEPS IN CON-
JUNCTION WITH THIS CITY TO ALLEVIATE TPIE DRAINAGE
PROBLEM EXISTING IN THE GENERAL AREA OF SEACREST
BOULEVARD AND NORTHEAST 22ND STREET, DELRAY BF~CH,
FLORIDA.
WHEREAS, the City Council of the City of Delray Beach, Florida,
deems it in the best interests of the citizens ..of this City that
certain steps must be taken in the very neam fUture to alleviate the
drainage problem existing in the general area of Seacrest Boulevard
and Northeast 22nd Street, De/ray Beach, Florida, and
WHEREAS, many of the property owners and citizens affected by
said conditions are County rather than City of Delray Beach proper~y
owners and citizens,
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the City Council of the City
of Delray Beach, Florida, as follows:
SEOTION 1. "The City of Delray Beach, Florida, hereby
solicits the cooperation of the Board of County Com-
missioners of Palm Beach County, Florida, in taking .
certain steps in conjunction with this City to allevi
ate the drainage problem existing in the general area
of Seacrest Boulevard and Northeast 2~nd Street, Delray
Beach, Florida."
PASSED AND ADOPTED by the City Council of the City of Delray
Beach, Florida, on this the 28th day of August, A.D. 1961.
~t ~*as m~ved ~ I-~, Ave~ to &dopt .~e~olution No. 13~2
the City 0lark send a copy.Sat~of resolution to the Board of County
Commissioners and to the prope~t7 ct,nets in Delsey Beach who arc
sffeoted his.
AUGUST 28, 1961.
The City Clerk read. RESOLUTION NO. 1343.
A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNUIL OF THE CITY OF
DELRAY BEACH, FLORIDA, REQUIRING PLANS, SPECIFI-
CATIONS AND F~TIMATE OF C0~T TO C0NSTRUOT DRAINAGE
FACILITIES IN THAT AREA BETWEEN U. S. HIGHWAY NO.
1 AND SPANISH TRAIL IN NORTH TROPIC ISLE SUBDIVISION,
DELRAY BEACH, FLORIDA.
WliEREAS, the City Council has deemed it a matter of public
safety and welfare to construct drainage facilities in that area
between U. S. Highway No. i and Spanish Trail in North Tropic Isle
SubdiVision, Del~ay Beach, Florida, the entire cost of such improve-
ments to be borne by the developer of the aforesaid subdivision as
agreed previously; -
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the City Council of the City
of Delray Beach, Florida, as follows:
SECTION 1. That the City Manager be required to submit plans,
specifications and an estimate of the cost of such improvements to
be made, and that the same shall be placed on file in the office of
the City Manager.
PASSED AND ADOPTED by the City Council of the City of Delray
Beach, Florida, on this the 28th day of August, A.D. 1961.
On mc~ion by Mr. Camp.bell, seconded by Mm. Avery and unanimously
carried, Resolution No. 1343 was adopted.
Regarding a proposed ordinance concerning the application for
sale of alcoholic beverages it was moved by ~. Campbell that the
City ~Attorney and the City Clerk be asked to make a further study
and report on Council participation in the control of alcoholic
lic ens e s.
.. City Clerk Worthing read ORDINANCE NO. G-410.
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF DELRAY BEACH, FLORIDA,
AMENDING SECTIONS 15=8 and 15-.9.~ CHAPTER 15, CODE
0F ORDINANCES OF THE CITY OF DELRAY BEACH PERTAINING
TO EPFECTIVE DATE OF RESOLUTION LElrfING COSTS FOR
THE ABATEMENT OF NUISANCE.
On motion by Mr. Avery, seconded by Mr. Sundy and unanimously
carried, Ordinance No. G-410 was placed on first reading.
Concerning authority for paying on-call and off-duty firemen and
policemen in case of emergencies, City Manager Mingle submitted a de-
tailed report which reflected reference to Section 1~-14 of the Code
of Ordinances and Chapter 7 of the 1946 Code, Section 17 and the es-
tablished policy of 1938 concerning compensation to be paid for volun-
teer or off-duty regular firemen. A copy of said detailed report is -
on file with the official minutes of this meeting.
Mm. Campbell moved that a committee from the Council be appoint-
ed to study the entire operation of the Fire Department including re-
vision of pay schedule. The motion was seconded by Mr. Sundy and
carried unanimously.
Mayor Warren then appointed the entire Council as said committee.
Mr. Campbell, Chairman of the Comittee to study the sewer pro-
Ject reported that said committee had met last Th~sday and as a re-
sult of this meeting and study, Russell & Axon have prepared a Sewage
Works Program Report which sets up a very definite plan with an over-
all cost of $400,000.00 and will give the City a plant which will take
care of the present users plus fou~ or five ~hundred additional connec-
tions. The plant itself may be converted at a later date, with the
assurance from the Engineers, for out-fall or continued as a plant
with future expansion
City Clerk Wcrthing then read RE~OLUTION NO. 1344.
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AUGUST 28, 1961.
A P~O~ION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE OITY OF
DELRAY BEACH, FLORIDA, DECLARING THE INTENTION
OF THIS CITY TO PROC~ WITH THE IMMEDIATE PRO-
CRAM PROPOSED BY RUSSELL & ~Y. ON, CONSULTING
ENGINEERS, IN A REPORT DATED A~G~T 1961, AS
THE BASIC SEWAGE WORE$ PRO~RAM OF THE CITY OF
DELRAY BEACH, FLORIDA.
WHEREAS, it is deemed in the best interests of the City of
Del~ay Beach, Florida, to immediately provide for more suitable
sewage facilities, and
WHEREAS, an engineering report, dated August, 1961, has been
submitted by Russell & Axon, Consulting Engineers, which provides for
an immediate program for an estimated total cost of $400,000.00, and
WHE~S, said engineering fi~m has volunteered at no cost to
the City to make the necessary revisions of the master Sewage Works
Program in cruder that this basic program may become a part of the
ultimate overall city-wid6 program,
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOL~ by the City Council of the City
of Delray Beach, Florida, as follows:
1.That the City of Delray Beach hereby intends to proceed
with the immediate program proposed by Russell & Axon,
Consulting Engineers, in a report dated August, 1961, as
the basic sewage works program of the City of Delray Beach,
Flortd a.
2.That an appropriate city official be authorized to
apply to the House and Home Finance Agency for the
necessary forms for securing a Federal loan under Public
Law 560.
3. That the Engineering fLrm be authorized to proceed~with
fu~nishing plans, specifications and estimated cost for
a 500,000 gallon activated sludge type plant subject to the
approval of the State Board of Health, the City Engineer and
in accordance with te~ms and conditions of the omiginal con-
t~act dated September 30th, 1959.
PASSED AND ADOPTED by the City Council of the City of Delray
Beach, Florida, on this the 28th day of August, A.D. 1961.
It was moved by Hr. Sundy that Resolution No. 13;:~! be adopted,
the motion being seconded by Hr. Avery and unanimously camried.
Mm. Avery asked that he be one of the members of the Council to
accompany the Engineers to Jacksonville to apply to the House and Home
Finance Agency fo~ the necessary fozuts for securing a Federal loan.
City Manager Mingle presented Bills for appmoval as follows:
General Fund $ 49,831.18
Water Fund 2,323.98
It was moved by M~. Campbell, seconded by M~. Sundy and unani-
mously carried that the bills be paid.
Cityl alerk Worthing. read the following lettem from the Board of
Adjustment dated August 24th:
"In accordance with the statutes establishing the Board
of Adjustments, the Board, during its meeting of 17 July
1961, elected from its membership its new officers.
Following are the ~esults:
Chairman - H. Ben Adams
succeeding C. J. Manson
Vice ChaLrman - Ward Robinson
succeeding.h~mself
Secretary - Harry Newett
succeeding Roy M. Simon"
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Mr. Campbell info~aed the Coummil that over the past weekend he
had received two calls rega~ding a lot at the intersection of N. E.
1st Avenue and 2nd Street on Which the neighbors have complained of a
nuisance existing and upon investigation found that the lot had been
cleared but that there .are two piles of trash that have not been
moved to the street right-of-way, therefore the City is not in a
position to remove them. Lengthy discussion followed but no action
was taken.
City Clerk Worthing brought to the attention of the Council the
unexpired lease between the City an~ Milton J. Boone of the property
that ia now being used as a city nursery, and to the conditions of
annual rental fee and buildings placed thereon.
Following discussion, Mr. Campbell moved that the City Attorney _
be asked to write a letter to Mr. Boone relieving him of the responsi-
bility of the existing lease which expires March 23rd, 1963, that he
be asked to leave the building on the premises and that his man live
on the property as watchman and that he be given the use of the build-
ing without rent during the period of tenancy, and to provide for
waiving the $50.00 annual lease charge as of March 23, 1961 and re-
cognize the fact that it is M~. Boonels building and can be moved at
his request at a later date. The motion was seconded by M~. Sundy and
carried unanimously.
City Clerk Worthing read a letter from Mr. Arthur Dummett to
A1 C. Avery dated August 26th regarding information, specifications
and cost of construction of a Garbage Incinerator built in Bcarsdale,
New York.
City Clerk Worthing read the following letter to the City Man- ..
agar from Mr. William H. Gantner:
We wish to bring to your attention the condition of the
road of Lewis Cove, Delray Beach, This road is nothing
more than rock covered with oil and is a poor excuse for
a city street. In the last year two new houses have been
constructed on the street, from Which you will receive
additional revenue. Our 1960 taxes to the city of Delray
Beach were $480.00. After driving a~ound the southwest
part of the city, where we own an apartment, and seeing
all the new roads in that neighborhood, it seem~ to me
that Lewis Cove deserves at least as good treatment as
that district. Turning in to Lewis Cove from AIA you
feel that you are driving down an alley instead of a
street in Seagate Extension. We would like a personal
inspection of this street, to see what can be done about
having a new top put on it, so that the .lot lines can be
defined and standing water be eliminated."
City Manager Mingle reported that he had' received this letter
today and that it had been replied to today and that said street would
be inspected on the return of the City Engineer. It was suggested
that since only l~alf of Lewis Cove lies within the city that the
County Commission be contacted regarding improvement of same.
The meeting adjourned at 9=40 P. M.
D WORTHING
- ~$1 ~IIII.IL I ~11 LJJ I I tJlL.11 I II
City Clerk
APPROVED=
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-8- 8,28-61
276-~
pROpERTIE? IN VIOLATION OF ORDINANCE G-147 a SECTIO~ 15-3 & 4 OF T]:~ OITY uODE
?~E!~ ADD~ESS .~O.~,BLOCK a S/D CQDE
John Astma ~07 N. Swinton Ave. Lots 9 & 10
Delray Beach, Fla. Blk 106 4
Willard Morrison Chicago, Illinois -S78.3' of E148.2' of
c/o International Lot 9, Blk 1, (9C) 4
Harvester, Foreign Osceola Park
O~eration Div.
Louis & Esther Clay St. Blk 1, E60' of
Meyers Huntsburg, Ohio W186' of Lot 9
Osceola Park (9D) 4
Herbert S. Nielson 2201 Bailey Ave. Blk 1, E148.2' of N~
Buffalo, N.Y. of Lot 10 (lOA) ~
Osceola Park
Herbert S. Nielaon 2201 Bailey Ave. Blk 1, S~ of Lot 10
Buffalo, N.Y. less W244.86' (lOG)
Osceola Park 4
Francis A. & 815 Elm Ave. E145' of L6t 11, BI~ 1,
Florence S. Teaneck, N.J. 0sceola Park, (llA) 4
Mc Caulay
John & Gladys 53 S~ring St. Lots 1 & 32, Blk B
Reynolds South Norwalk, ~onn. Tourist Nook 4
Willard B. Bowe 1675 N.W. 74th St. Lots 2 & 3
Apt. 4 Block B 4
Miami 47, Fla. Tourist Nook
Ruben Dobson 247 N.W. hth Ave. Lot 7, Blk B
Delray Be~ch, Fla. Tourist Nook 4
Remelda Dames 1525 N. W. 20th Ave. Lot 9, Blk B
Miami 27, Fla. Tourist Nook 4
Paul S. Knowles 1320 Pelican Lane Lot 10,~Blk B
Delray Beach, Fla. Tourist Nook 4
Clifford Preston ;~;~;! W. Atlantic Ave. Lots 14 & 15, Blk B
Wright Detray Beach, Fla. Tourist Nook 4
Douglas Lillie c/o General Delivery Lot 19, Blk B
Terry Delray Beach, Fla. Tourist Nook 4
Russel E. Brown 3565 Dexter Road Lot 21, Blk B
Ann Arbor, Mich. Tourist Nook 4
Eleanor Klugh 3267 Waverly Ave. Lot 22, Blk B
Pickron Detroit 38, Mich. Tourist Nook 4
Louise D. Meade & P.O. Box 2545 Lots 24, 25, 26,
Ellen Wightman Delray Beach, Fla. Blk B, Tourist Nook 4
Chas. W. Jr. & 140 N.W. 4th Ave. Lot 28, Blk B,
Francenia Patrick Delray Beach, Fla. Tourist Nook 4
Ozie Bell Brown 814 Ninth St. Lots 29 & 31,'.Blk B
West Palm Beach, Fla. Tourist NoOk '- 4
City of Delray Delray Beach, Fla. 16' Alley in Blk B
Beach Tourist Nook 3 & 4
Chas. & Alyce Hart c/o Cresao Pheasant Lane Lots 1, 2, 3,
Greenwich, Conn. Blk A, Tourist Nook 4
~ouise D. Meade P.O. Box 1391 Lot 4, Blk A
Delray Beach, Fla. Tourist Nook 4
276-B
OWNER _~,DDRESS ~[!.?. DLOC~(_& S/D CODE
Ellen D.' Wightman 390 N.E. lOlst St. Lot 5, Blk A
Miami Shores, Fla. Tourist Nook
Priest Land Co. 228 S.W. 1st Ave. Lot 10, Blk A
Delray Beach, Fla. Tourist Nook 4
Fred & Dorothy 3180 N.W. 49th St. Lot 28, Dlk A
~artin Miami, Fla. Tourist Nook-
Thomas J. Kemp 103 N.W. 5th Ave. Lot 32, Blk A
Jr. Tourist Nook
John S. Huber P.O. Box 1033 Lot 9, Holler &
Delray Beach, Fla. Grootman 3 & 4
John Edward & Box 113 Lot 5, Blk 2
Rose Ann Pilkin Delray Beach, Fla. Northridge 4
Leo & Gertrude 1617 E. Sunrise Blvd. Lots 10 thru 13,
Schagrin c/o Ft.. Lauderdale, Fla. Osceola Park,Blk 13 4
Causeway Package
Store
Jules & Yvonne 511 N.B. llth Ave. Lots 14 & 15, Blk 13
Briche Ft. Lauderdale, Fla, Osceola Park 4
F. A, Currle 127 - 128 Court House Lot (10), Sec.21-46
1,'est Palm Beach, Fla. of 65'43~1E~ of ~55' M/L
' M/L of Lot 9
Blk l, as shown by Plat
of Model Land Co's S/D
of W~ of Sec. 21, P1
Bk l, Pg 128, L~ing E
of SE 5th .Ave R~ 4
James Kirkwood, Rm 4o2, Professional (11) Sec.21-46-43,
Jr. Bldg. Surmise Center Of N330' of 8495' of
Ft. Lauderdale, Fla. Lot 9, Blk 1, lying E
of SE 5th Ave. & S. 9f
Allep', Lying S of Lots
10'15, inc. of Blk I3
Osceola Park & that pt.
of Lot 21, Blk 2, lying
W of U.S. Hwy 1, (SE
6th Ave) less R/W 4
Fairfax of Holly- 1909 Tyler Street Lots i thru 12
Wood Develooment, Hollywood, Fla. Sanborne Stone 4
Inc.c/o Jay Simons
Mottle E. Box 605 Lots 1 thru 6, & 8 -
MacLaren Delray Beach, Fla. Blk 6,Rio Del Rey 4
Myra E. Shivers 2308 N. E. 20th Ave. Lot 7, Blk 6,
Ft. Lauderdale, Fla. Rio Del Rey 4
Lake Vie~ Hosoital c/o City of Delray Lots i thru 6, & 19,20
Assn., Inc. Beach, Fl~. 21,22, Blk B, West
Side Heights 4
City of Delray City Lots 23 & 24, vacant
Beach part Slk B, West
Side Heights 4
Louise D. Dodson P.O. Box 2545 Lots 7 thru 12, Blk B
Delray Beach, Fla. "est Side Heights
Bertha & Levi 609 William St. Lot 14, Dlk B
Burden Riviera Beach, Fla. ,'~est Side Heights 4
Chas. W. Jr., & 140 N.W. 4th Ave. Lots 15 & 16, Blk B
Francena G. Patrick Delray Beach, Fla. ~'est Side Heights 4
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276-C
OWNER 5~DRES~ LQ~,BLOCK & S/~ C.ODE,
Ethel McCrae & c/o Gen. Del. Lot 12, Blk B
Clarence Jackson Delray Beach, Jla. ~!est Side Seights 4
Jean G. Pyle 1504 Lake Drive Lot 10, Elk ~9 4
DelrayB each, Fla.
Seacrest Sho~s, P. O, Box 24~5 Lots ~ & 9, Blk 89
Inc. Delray Beach, Fla. Vacant part 4
~. S. Ransdell P.O. Box 691 Lot 7, Blk 89 4
Delray Beach, Fla.
~'.~illiam J. & Grace 2205 E.. Plnerl~Ee Ct Lot 4, Blk 4
Ann Hegstrom Delray .teach, FI~. ' Nort~ridge
Fritz Prommelt 4732 46th St. Lot 15, Blk
Woodside 77, L.I. Northridge 4
New York
w. j. Snow Concrete P.O. Box 407 Lot 17, Blk 4
Company Delray Leach, Fla. Not,bridge 4
Jerome & Grace W. P.o. Box 1795 Lot 36,
~ort~an Delray beach, Fla. 5onnicrest 4
Algot G. & Pildur 905 Niles Center Ed. Lots 29 .~ 30, Blk 3
Maria Anderson Skokie, Illinois Dell Park 4
Myrtle Rath, et al 1619 Hill St. Lots 25,26,27, Blk 3
McKeesoort, Pa. Lots 20 & 21, Blk 4
Dell Park 4
Bruce ~ Viola 905 Seagate Drive Lot 22, Elk 4
Carson Delray Beach, Fla. Dell ~ark
Ernest J. & Helen 112 Tot ~ourt Lot 2, Elk
L. Cramer ~ittsfield, Mass. Totterdale
Jos. E. & Madeline 13660 Fairhill Rd, Lot 4 Blk 4
J. Killian Shaker Heights 20, Ohio Totterdale 4
Delray Leach Land lll S.W. ~th St. N~ of E½ of E~ of
Comoany Delray ~Beach, Fla. ~.~ of Lot l, Sec.
20-46-43 4
Willie Nae Edwards 30 N.~. 5th ~ve. S~ of E~ of E~ of
Delray Leach, Fla. ~- of Lot l, Sec.
20~46-43 4
~aul ~11 310 Palm Trail W~ of E~. of ~ of
Delray Beach, Fla. Lot 1, Sec.20-46-43 4
Larlah Sands,et al 317 N.~~. 1st St. E46.66' of W401.66'
Delray Beach, Fla. of Sl05' of N130' of
Lot I & E46.66' of
W211.66' of S105' of
N130' of Lot l, Sec.
20-46-43 4
Elliot O.Rouse 15000 S.W. Water St. S150' of El40' of I~95'
~ichmond Metght, Fla. of N330' of Lot 1 &
SIO0' of El40' of W305'
of N330' of Lot 1, Sec.
20-46-4B
James ~ Florence 1~6 S.W. 4th Ave. ElhO' of W305' of SiO0'
Smith Delray H~each, Fla. of N230' of Lot 1,
Sec. 20-46-43 4
Alexine DeLancy 3801 Oak Park E93.34' of ~305' of
Miami 33, Fla. St05' of N130' of Lot
1, Sec. 20-46-43 4
276.D.
owN~a !~pDRE~S LOT,BL0¢,K, &. ~$/O, ,,CgDE
City of Delray City W165' of Nh of Lot
Beach 1 & ~' 3/4 of S~ of
Lot 1, Sec. 20J46-43, 4
St. R/W7th .Ave S of
SW 4th St. thru Lot 1,
Sec. 20-46-43 - -3&4
Alley R/W,N~ of Blk
117 3 & 4
Josie Green 5149 N.W. 33rd Ave. S~ of Blk 27
Miami, Fla. N26.5' of Lot 6 3 & 4
(6)
John D. & Martba Bo~ 320-K Lots 1 thru 4, Blk
R. Howarth Brook's Lane 7, ~osemont Park 4
Delray Beach, Fla.
Margaret Archibald 76-15 35th Ave. Lots 5 & 6, ~lk 7
Jackson Heights, Rosemont Park 4
Long Island, N. Y.
Carl Graham 1401 Dale Lane Lots 7 & 8, 23 & 24
Delray Beach, Fla. Blk 7, Rosemont Park 4
John A. Kretsch, 33 Notch Park Rd. Lot 14, Blk 7
Estate, c/o Little Calls, N.J. Rosemont Park 4
Mrs. Agnes Feola
Alfred Spear Box 1326 Lots 19 thru 22
Providence, R.I. Blk 7, Rosemont Park 4
City of Delray Delray ~each, Fla. SW 6th St. R/W bet.
Beach SW 4th Ave. ~,~ SW 8th
Ave. Rosemont Park 4
~. H. McMurrian Box 814 Lots 10,11, 12, Blk 5
Delray Beach, ~la. Rosemont Park 4
Dorothy R. Kern P.O. Box 743 Lots 6 & 8, Blk 2
Delray Beach, Fla. Northridge 4
Submitted to the City Council by the City
Manager this 28th day of August, 1961.
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