01-11-60 7
, JANUARY llTH, 1960.
A Regular Meeting o.f the. CityCouncil was held in th.e Council .
Chambers at 8:00 P.M., with Vice-Mayor Dugal G..Campbell ~.n the Chair,
City Manager W. E. Lawson, Jr., C~ty Attorney R~chard F. Z~mmerman
and Commissioners Charles H. Harb~son, John A. Thayer and George V.
Warren being present.
An opening prayer was delivered by Reverend Paul J. Sm~th~
The Council, on motion of Commissioner Warren and seconded by
Co~mmissioner Thayer, unanimously approved the MEmutes of the Meeting
held on January Ath, 1960.
Ha On motion of Commissioner Thayer and seconded by Commissioner
rbison, the Council unanimously agreed to table the scheduled dis-
c?sion of city. insurance needs with lo?al agents, requesting a com-
mattes be appointed to further confer with.local insurance brokers,
as ordered by the City Counci.1 at its meeting held on. Janaury 4th.
Mayor Campbell then appointed Com~issioners Harb.zson and 7hayer,
together with himself, for further discussion with sa~d local ~nsur-
ance brokers relative to proper insurance coverages for the City.
City Manager Lawson then submitted BIDS received for - - -
16 Cement Park Benches and Tables t Lot
Complete
6 Cement Charcoal Burning Fireplaces
Delray Concrete products Co., $ 1,380.00
Delray Building Specialties,-Inc. 1,877.80
Sunrise Stone Products, Inc., NO BID
The Council, on motion of Commissioner Thaye.r and seconded by
Commissioner Harbison, unanimously approved awarding contract of pur-
chase for the Benches and Fireplaces to the low bidder, to be fur-
nished within 60 days.
The City Manager then submitted the BIDS received for - - -
Construction of Two PAVILIONS, per Specifications
furnished, to be located on the Municipal Beach.
Delray Awning Company $ 590~00 Co,m, plo
Arima.nco Awnin. g & Canvas Products 709.95
Tropical Awning Company NO BID
On motion of Commissioner Harbison and seconded by Commissioner
Thayer, the Council unanimously agreed on award of Contract, for the
construction and installation of Two Pavilions on the Beach, per spec-
ifications furnished, to the Iow bidder.
Con. ce.ming the "Use of City Equipment'', the Council, on motion
of Commss~oner Harb.~son and seconded by Commissioner Thayer, unani-
mously approved tabling this matter for one week. requesti.ng th.e City
__~__nager to conduct a.ccmplete study of such "Use." and submzt his re-
port and recommendation at the next regular meetxng.
_ On motion of Commiss. ioner Thayer and seconded by Commissioner
.~ar.~en, the' Co~mo~l mnanmously approved a thorough study of the ex-
zstzng Ordinanc. e governing House N~unbering and requested the City
Manager to revzew same and determine if a revised Ordinance is neces-
sary for enforcement of .an intelli.gent numb?ring system in order that
the. present house numberzng confusion, particularly east of the Water-
way, may be corrected. See amendment to proceeding paragraph attached
to last page of these minutes.
8 JANUARY llth, 1960.
Th.e Council, on moti.on of C ~e~m~_~ssioner NArbison and seconded by
Commiss~oner Thayer, unan~mous!y agreed on referral of Att'y. Neil E.
_MacMillan' s 'Re-Zoning Request' to the Planning/Zoning Boar~ for a
_.Public Hearing to be conducted thereon, which concerns Lot 12 and the
South 49,4 ft of Lot 11, Block 28.
Wa On Motion of.C,mmissio~er Narbison and sec.onded by Commissioner
rren, the Council also referred, to the Plannmng/~Zoning Board, the
'Re-Zoning Request' of Messrs. Dualey H._ Barlow and William I. Bu~t,
concerning Lo~s 1 thru 8, in WILLIAMS S/D, for a Public Hearing to be
conducted thereon.
M~s. William Pfundston requeste~ consideration of a Sign to be
erected on her apar.tment building, known as 'Hampton Apart~n~nts' and
t.he Cou~__cll, on mormon of Commissioner Warren ana seconded by Commis-
smoner Harbison, approved appointment of a Committee to review the
.intended .sign construction and location on the building to determine
zf such wzlI c_cmply with all req.uirements of .the Sign Ordinance No.
G-293. Mayor Campb.ell then appomnted Commissmoners Warren and Thayer
to conduct such ~ewew.
The City Manager then read the following letter dated Dec. 81st:
· "At. a meeting called especially for ~the purpoose, our. organiza-
tmon desxres to Be placed.on record as unanimously urging the Ct.ty of
Delray Beach to proceed wxthout undue del~y with plans-for erectxng a
new City .N~ll of functional dimension, sensible de.sis.n, elimi.na.ting
costly frmlls and extras, and at an overall cost wmt. hxn the hmmts of
the funds which have long been earmarked and set asmde for that
pose,
We fee.1 that the present City Nail facilities have been long .out-
moded, are x.n.adequate in every respect, and as such constitute a
grace .and a h~ndrance to the progress of a beautiful and thriving
c_mwmun~ty such as Delray Beach.
Furthermo.~e, we, as a body, feel that the site selected o_n pre-
.sently owned C.xty property and located North of Central Fire Station
ms the ideal sxte from every angle for this project.
Respectively s.ubmitted and with every good wish for a mcat suc-
cessful administratmon, we are,
Sincerely yours,
OPTIMIST CLUB /S/ LARRY WOLK Pres.
On motion of Commissioner Narbison and seconded by Cemmiss$oner
Warren, the Council unanimously requested acknowledgeme.nt of this
letter reflect the appreciation of the Council for the ~nterest shown
by the OPTIMIST CLUB.
City Manager Lawson then read - ORDINANCE NO. G-S41:
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING CNAPTER 11 OF THE CODE OF
ORDINANCES, RELATING TO COIN OPERATED DEVICES:
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF DELP~AY BEACH,
FLORIDA:
Section 1. Section 1 of Chapter .11 of the Code of O~dinances is
hereby amended by addxng the following provision:
"Coin operated machines operate.d for amusement only. shall mean
and inclu~.e any slot machine: mechanxcal race, marble pmn game or
other devxce, pursuant to whxch the user thereof, as a result of any
element of chance, or other outcome unpredictable to him, may_ become
entitled to recexve any money, credit, all.?ance or thing o~ value or
additional chance or right to use such machine or device, or to re-
JANUA~ llth, 1960.
ceive any check, slug: token or memorandum entitling the holder to
ceive any money, credit, allowance or thing of value."
Section 2. Section § of said Chapter 11 of the Code of Ordi-
nances is hereby amended by adding the following pro-
vision:
"IT is unlawful:
(1) To own, store,-keep, possess, sell, rent, lease, let on
shares, lend or give away, transport, or expose for sale or lease, or
to offer to sell,.rent, lease, let on shares, lend.or give away, or
permit the operation of, or for any person to permit to be placed,
maintained, or used or kept in any room, space, or building owned,
leased or occupied by him or under his management or control, any
slot machine or .device or any part thereof; or
(2) To make or to permit to be made'with any person any agree-
ment with reference to any slot machine or device, pursuant to which
the user thereof, as a result of any element of chance or other out-
come unpredictable to him, may become entit.le.d to receive any money,
credit, allowance, or thing of value or additional chance or right
to use such machi.ne or device, or to receive any check, slug, token
or memorandum entitling the holder to receive any money, credit, al-
lowance or thing of value.
Section S. Any ~e.~son, firm or corporation now possessing a li-
cense under the provisions of this Chapter or any other ordinance of
the City, may, within thirty ($0) days following the effective date*
of this ordinance, surrender said license to the City tax collector,
and the city treasurer at the dire. ction of the tax collector is here-
by authorized to refu~.d to such l~.cense holder the ~pro-~ata portion
of the license fee ~a~d for such license from the date of surrender
to the end of the l~cense year.
Section 4. All ordinance or parts of ordinances in Conflict
herewith are hereby repealed.
PASSED and ADOPTED in regular session upon the second and final
reading, this eleventh day of January, 1960.
/S/ D~I~L ~. CANPBELL
"Vice-Mayor r,
On motion of C.?missioner Warren and seconded by Commissioner
Harbison, the Council unanimously approv.ed the ADOPTION of Ordinance
No. G-$41, on this second and final reading.
The City Manager then read the following RESOLUTION NO. 1219:
A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF
.DEIP~Y BEACH, FLORIDA, REQUIRING OWNERS
OF CERTAIN DESCRIBED LANDS TO ABATE
NUISANCES THEREON OR BE ASSESSED COST
(Detai(lseede Copy of Resolution is attached hereto and 'forms part hereof)
pages .14-A thru
The Council, on motion of Commlssioner Harbison and seconded by
Commissioner Thayer, unanimously approved ADOPTION of Resolution No.
1219, as read.
City Attorney Zimmerman informed the Council that, in his opin-
ion, no ordinance is necessary for prohibiting loitering inasmuch as
such act~is contr.ollable by the Police .Department under, and as pro-
vided in, Sec. 17 83 of the Code of Ordinances. See amendment to
preceeding paragraph attached to last page of these minutes.
l0 JANUARY llth, 1960.
The City Attorney further advised the Council that provisions
for controlling parking of v~hicles are contained in Sections 25-~$
and 25-SA of the Code 9f Ordlnances~andmade enforceable thereby in
the function of the Chief of Police, and deemed sufficient for ef-
fective parking facilities.
Commission? Warren then moved ~hat the CityManager be requ~st-
ed tolproceed with paving the f~ollow~ng ~reas in the neighborhood of
West Atlantic and Fifth Avenues, to provide for parallel parking and
Police installation of "No loitering~' Signs in the general area:
(1) Commence at the S.W. Corner of said Atlantic
and Fifth Ave's., thence Southward for a
distance of approximately ll0 ft:
(2) Commence at the N.E. Corner of said Atlantic
and Fifth Ave's., thence Eastward for a
distance of approximately 28?.2 ft., and
Northward for a distance of approximately
1AO ft.
Notion was seconded by Commissioner Thayer and in a discusaion
of this matter, Comm~ssioner Harbison suggested that, prior to mak-
ing a final reco~endation concerning such action, the City EngLueer,
CityManager and Chief of Police should make a careful study of the
entire issue and facts involved.
Upon the Mayor's Call of Roll - Commis~io~er~ Thayer, Warren and
Mayor Campbell voted in favor thereof, Comm~ssxoner Harbison being
opposed.
Mm. Paul S. Knowles, Chairman of the Plannin$/Zcning Boar~, in-
formed the Council that a Public Hearing, concerning property owners
affected by the proposed New,est Atlantic Avenue route, had been
considered unnecessary by Mm. Stephen Middleton, Palm Beach County
Engineer.
On motion of Commissioner Harbison and seconded by Commissioner
~arren, the Council unanimously authorizedMr. Knowles to proceed
with providing for a complete and necessary Survey f~r the determined
New Proposed West Atlantic Avenue R/W.
Mayor Campbell extended the sincere appreciation of the Council
to Mr. Knowles for his tremendous efforts and accomplishments in the
progress, to date, concerning said New Proposed ~est Atlantic Avenue
Right-0f-~ay.
The Council, having previously r~quested the City~nager to
recommend a procedure ~n connection w~th "Approval of ~llls" for pay-
ment, received the following recommendation, read by Clty Manager
Lawson:
"I have been requested to recommend a procedure in conneetion
with the approval of bills for payment and the signing of the vouch-
ers by the members of the Finance Committee. An investigation in
this matter does not disclose any charter resolution or o~dinance
rovision which requires this.vo?her signing by the. Finance Commit-
ea. It is m~bel~ef that t~s ~s a custom which originated many
years ago and has been inherited so to speak.
To briefly review the bill paying procedure it should be under-
stood that funds are encumbered whenever an expenditure is anticipat-
ed. This is done through the use of purchase orders. It is deter-
mined before a liability is.incurred, that fu~.d~ are available.in the
budget and the expenditure ~s properly authorized. The~except~ons to
the encumbering of funds b~ purchase o~der are payrolls, utilities,
contracts awarded by Council through b~dding, taxes, and other such
items. However, funds must be available for these expenditures be-
fore payment is made.
Under our present system all bills to be approved by Council
JANUARY llth, 1960. 11
for payment are transmitted to the City Manager'~ office. A list of
these bills in total, charseable to each fund, and the check numbers
comprising this list, is given to the City Clerk prior to the meeting
of the Council. These totals are then read by the City M~nager at
the meeting. After these bills have been formally approved, two mem-
bers of the City Council Finance Committee review each voucher and
initial it as approved. This then permits the Finance Department to
release the check.
The signing of these individual~vouchers by the Finance Committee
invariably causes a delay in sending out the checks as it is quite
difficult at times to secure the required signatures. It also causes
an inconvenience to the members of the Committee.
It is my reCommendation that the practice of having the members
of the Finance Committee sign the vouchers be discontinued. It ms
further recommended that a complete list of the checks to be paid dis-
closing the check number, date of payment, name of creditor and a-
mount of the check be presented to each of the members of the Council
at their regularly scheduled ~eetings. This list would also be certi-
fied for approval under the signature of the City Manager, Director
of Finance and City Treasure~. In addition, the CityManager would
continue to review and initial each voucher. No checks will be
leased prior to this approval excepting those of inter-fund transfers,
regular monthly appropriations aUthorized in the budget or items of
an emergency nature.
I would like to point out that any voucher, check or other record
involving the receipt or disbursement of funds, or any other financial
transaction m~y be reviewed at any time by any member of the Council
upon request."
/S/ W. E. LAWSON JR., City Ngr.
The Council, on motion of Commissioner Harbison and seconded by
Commissioner Thayer, unanimously.approved acceptance of the recommend~
ed 'ProcedUre' for approval of Bills for payment as presented by the
City N~nager and quoted hereinabove.
On motion of Commissioner Harbison and seconded by Commissioner
Warren, the Council unanimously approved the 'Preliminary Plat' of
SHER~¥OOD PARK, previously accepted by the Planning/Zoning Board, the
Public Works Department_and the Building Inspector.
The Council, on motion of Commissioner Harbison and seconded by
Commissioner Thayer, unanimously requested the City Manage~ to pro-
vide a study of a proper recording system, for Council meetings and
submit his recommendation as well as providing fgr an experiment
thereon.
The ¢ity Manager submitted the "Application fer Certificate of
Public Convenience and Necessity" for FREDDIE'S TAXI, owned and oper-
ated by Freddie Monroe.
The Council, on motion of Commissioner Warren and seconded b~
Commissioner Harbison, unanimously agreed that a Public Hearing, in
compliance with Sec. 26-7 of t'he City Code of Ordinances, be provided
and all Taxi Cab Operators be advised of date for such Hearing to be
held.
0n motion of..Commissioner Thayer, seconded by Commissioner
Warren, the Council unanimously approved the 'Transfer' of Liquor
License held by Mr. Frank DeRice to Mr. Lloyd Co Erny, for operation
of "ERNY'S" at 40 South Ocean Boulevard.
The Council, on motion of Commissioner V~arr~n and seconded by
Commissioner Harbison, unanimously agreedon requestin$ the City Man-
ager to arrange a meeting ~etween the Recreational Advisory Board,
the Recreational Director and the Council, this comin~ we~k, for dis-
cussion relative to providing for a New Recreational Building.
12 JANUARY llth, 1960.
On motion of Commissioner Harbison and seconded by Commissioner
Warren, the Counc.il, at the request of Me. Paul Knowles, unanimously
agree, d that the City Attorney b.e requested to.pr?pare an Ordinance
provi.ding for complete protection of all publxc ~nte. rests involved in
creation of the New Proposed West Atlantic Avenue
Mr. Hank Cohen complained of the condition at the rear of the
Royal Palm Ice plant, due to excess water from said plant, as well as .
Sal. t waste apparently originating from the Cu.lligan Soft. Water Service
which condition.s not only .cause a serious vehicle parking situation
but due to chemAcal re-actxon caused the under
of cars
.part . . . to corrode,
be of short life and thereby minimize the parkzng facilities at the
rear of certain buildings on N.E. 2nd Avenue.~/r', Cohen doubted if
the Ice.Plant had.c.omplied with orders given them several years.ago
to provide for elzm~nation of waste water on the lands surroundxng
the plant. -
Mr. Cohen further cited, from observation, discriminatory traffie
violation ticket issuance on N.E, 2nd Avenue between 1st and 2nd
Streets.
Commissioner Campbell, vacat.ing the C.hair, ·stated that anyone
should expect and. receive a traffic violatxon t~cket, when warranted,
ground ad to Ice plant,
and. concerning .the condition of th.e jacent the
felt that the City ~/~__nager and E~.gxneertng Department should base
w~th ,rder
caused the ice Plant to comply t.he c to abate such nuA~ance
when ordered to do so, and not believ-,ng it to be the matter for the
Council to take on the providing for, and execution of, effecting .
corrective measures to abate a nuisance so determined by the Council.
Comm.~ssioner Harbison moved that the Chair appoint a Committee
to investigate the.whole situation and report their findings to the
Council together w~th their rec~endation relative thereto. Motion
was seconded.by Commissioner Warren and upon Call of Roll - Commis-
sioners Harb~son, Warren and Thayer voted in favor thereof, Mayor
Campbell being opposed. Motion carried.
· The Mayor then appointed Com. mt ssi.oners Harbison and Thayer.to-
xnvesti~ate this matter and submit their report and recommeniatxon,
concerning same, to the Council.
City MAnager laws.on then informed the Council the City Attorney
now has the complete f~le, relative to the alleged .nuisance caused
by the Ice Plan~ for complete study and recomm*ndat~on thereon.
On motion of Commissioner Harbison and seconded by Commissioner
Thayer, .the Council unanimously approved paFent of Bills submitted
be the Cxty Manager, SUBJECT to the approva of the Finance Committee,
and being as follows:
0eneral Fund $ 70~088.88
Water Fund- Oper.Fund 29,609;84 -
p ecial Assessme.nt Fund 7~658.15
efundable Deposits Fund 12~$99;51
Payroll Accounts 20, $18.98
(Detailed List of Bills Filed with the Official Minutes hereof)
~ayor Campbell express.ed deep.appreciation to the Public for its
i.nte~est a.s reflecto./ by th~s evening's attendance, and further in-
vxted public suggestions whenever desired, to the Council or to the
various department heads,
City Manager Lawson requested clarification by the Council rela-
tive to the appointment of the City ~enager in compliance with Sec.
12 of the Charter.
Commissioner Harbison mentioned th.at the City ~_~n?ger's f.unc, tions
are at the pleasure of the Council and ~n accordance with provisions ·
JANUARY llth, 1960. 13
of the Charter the Council may terminate the Manager's term of office
anytime during the year, and in reply to his request for confirmation
or otherwise, pertaining thereto, was advised by the City Attorney
that such interpretation of the Charter was correct.
The Commissioner then moved for appointment of W. E. Lawson Jr.,
as cityNernager for the City of LDelray Beach.
There was no second offered on the motion.
MEETING ADJOURNED - On motion of Commissioner Thayer and seconded
by Comm~ssAoner Warren.
R. D. WORTHING
APPROVED: ..... Cit'y '0'lerk''
v ~C~: - ~AYO~ '
AMENDMENT to MINUTES of JANUARY~ llTH MEETING.
(Clarification)
The Final Paragraph on Page $ of said Minutes
should be amended to read as follows:
"City Attorney Zimmerman informed the Council
that, in his opinion, no penal ordinance could be
passed prohibi%ing "NO LOITERING", inasmuch as Loit-
ering in itself is not a crime. The Attorney further
pointed out that the City has a 'Vagrancy Ordinance',
being Section 17-35, which includes loitering under
idle and habitual loafers, and that this is as far
as the City can go. However, the Attorney felt that
under the City's "police Power", it could erect "NO
LOITERING" Signs to protect the general public, and
mentioned that such signs are frequently seen near
post offices, court houses and other busy places°"
R. D. WORTHING
Jan 14th 1960 ...... city Clerk
AM~.D,MENT_to MINUTES pf JANUARY llth__M~_ETING______.
Mlnu~~
"On motion of Commissioner Thayer and seconded
by Commissioner Warren~ the Council unanimously ap-
proved a thorough study of the existing Ordinance
governing House Numbering and requested the City
Manager to review same and determine if a revised
Ordinance is necessary for enforcement of an in~
telligent numbering system in order that the present
house numbering confusion may be corrected.
[
Jan. 19th, 1960.
City Clerk
RESOL~ION NO. 1219,
A RESOLUTION 0~ THE CITY COUNCIL 0F DE~-J~AY
BEACH, FLORIDA, REQUIRING OWNERS OF CERTAIN
DESCRIBED LANDS TO ABATE NUISANCE T.~I.REON
OR BE ASSESSED COST THEREOF I~OR ABATEmeNT
BY THE CITY.
WHEREAS, the City .Council did, in ~egular session held
on the 7th day of D~cember,~ 1959,. enact Resolution No. 1212, declar-
ing the existence of a nuisance upon certain lots or p~rcels of land
for violation of Chapter 15 of the City Code and Ordinance 0-I~7; and
k~E.REAS, pursuant to said Resolution, the City Clerk of
the City of Delray Beach, Florida, did furnish owners of the lands
therein declared nuisances with notice that the City Council would
sit on December 21, 1959, at 1:00 o,clock P.M., at the City Hall in
Delray Beach, Florida, for the purpose of allowing said owners to
show cause, if any, why said nuisance described in said resolution
should not be abated; and
WNEREAS, pursuant to said Resolution, the City Council
of the City of Defray Beach, Florida, did on December 2i, 17~9, at
l:O0 o'clock P.M., at the City Hall in Del~ay Beach, Florida, hold
the hearing provided for in such notice, and did consider such rea-
sons and facts as were presented by the owners of said lands, and
such other material and pertinent evidence as was adduced before it.
N0~Y, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that the existence of a
nuisance for the reasons hereinafter set forth, be and the same is
hereby adjudged upon the following lands in the City of Delray
Beach, Florida to-wit:
,OW E AOD SS, LOT., BLOC S/D.CI._TY CODE
Myrtle M. Rath, 1619 Hill Street Lots 9 & 10,
Laura M. Watson & McKeesport, Pa. Block 4,
Henrietta M. Hartman Del Ida Pa~k.
Herbert L. Post 511 N. Swinton Ave. Lots ll & 12, Blk.
Delray Beach, Fla. 4, Del Ida Park.
Arthur B. Horton Windham, N.Y. Lot 13, Block 4,
Del Ida Park.
Delvay Beach P.O. Box 2485 Lot 52 3
Development Co. Delray Beach, Fla. Chevy Chase
Alice L. Jacobsen 222 Guyon Avenue Lots 35 & 36,
Oakwood Heights, Block 9,
Staten Imland, N.Y. Osceola Park.
Emely Alpon 201 Boston Blvd. Lots 8 & 9, Block
Sea Girt, N.J. 11, Osceola Park.
Wm. R. & Margaret E. 44~ 2nd Avenue Lots 10, 11, 12~
Bourne New York lC, N.Y. 1~ & !~, Block ll,
0sceoia Park.
Oscar B. Sabin P.O. Box 93 Lots 1.g & 16, Block 4
Tavernier, Fla. ll, Osceola Park.
Frederick Chas. & 301 Oregon St. Lots 1 thru 12,
Esther Muddiman Hollywood, Fla. Sonbo~ne Stone.
Mattie E. MacLaren P.O. Box 605 Lots 1, 2, 3, ~,
Delray Beach, Fla. 5, 6 & 8, Block 6,
Rio Del Rey.
Myra E. Shivers 2308 N* E~ 20th Ave. Lot 7, Block 6, 4
Ft. Lauderdale, Fla. Rio Del Roy.
S. Kamikami P~ 0~ Box 157 Lots 14, 15, 16 & 4
Boca Raton, Fla, 17~ Block 7,
Rio Del Roy.
M. R. Bryant & 545 N. E. 17th Ave. Lots 18, 19, 20, 21, 4
G. B. Henry Ft. Lauderdale, Fla. 22 & 23, Block 7,
Rio Del Roy.
James Kirkwood, Jr. Room 402, $11 that part of E 4
Professional Bldg. ~ of N 330' of S
Sunrise Center 495t of Lot 9, Blk. 1,
Ft. Lauderdale, Fla. lying E of SE 5th Ave.,
& S of Alley ly. ing S of
Lots 10 thru 15 of Blk.
13, Osceola Park & all
that part of Lot 21, Blk.
2, lying W of U.S. Hwy.
# 1, Section 21-46-43.
John & Jean 7 Woodland Street Lots 3 & 4, Block 6, 4
Leschick East Islip, L.I., Northridge
New York
William J. ~ Grace A, 1012 N. E. 2nd Ave. Lot ~, Block 4, 4
Hegstrom De]may Beach, Fla. Northridge
J. D. & Julia S. Buie Patrick, S.C. All that part of 4
Lot 4, lying E of
Fed. Hwy. less portion
lying W of Center Line
of N. E. 7th Ave. if
extended North, less
that part lying East of
N'ly ext. of W R/~ of
N. E. 8th Ave., Section
9-46-43.
Martha P. Phillips 10 Gracie Square Lot 2, 4
New York, N.Y. Waterway Lane.
Robert A. & Catherine 808 North King St. Lot 14, 4
K. M. Kelly Xenia, Ohio Beaspray Estates.
Jeannette H. Reset 22 Seabreeze Ave. Lot 2, 4
Delray Beach, Fla. Beaspray Estates.
Frederick Chas. & 301 Oregon Street Lot 16, 4
Esther Muddiman Hollywood, Florida Ocean Breeze Estates.
Wray B. & Wilma 18061 Santa Barbara Lot 10 & S 33' of 4
Bailey Detroit 21, Mich. Lot 11, Seabreeze Pk.
William E. & Martha 95 St. Pierre Drive Lot 24, Block 10, 4
A. Kemp. Rochester 15, N. ¥. Del Ida Park.
Joseph Friend 1 Sackett Drive N 133' of Lot 1, 4
Larchmor~t, N.Y. Block M, The Village
H. A. Bushman P.O. Box 1703 N 133.99' of Lot 2, 3&4
Belray Beach, Fla. Block M, The Village.
Margaret M. Welters P. 0. Box 852 Lots 4 & 5, Block 4
Delray Beach, Fla. M, The Village.
Franklin Wedge P. 0. Box 1788 N 200. of Lot 6, 4
Delray Beach, Fla. Block M, The Village,
& pamt of Block 142
lying West thereof.
George W. & Ellen R~ F~ D. # 1. S 110' of N 310' 4
C. Drake Mayts La~xding, N. J~ of Lot 6, Block M.,
The Villag.e & part
of Block 1~2~ lying
West of Lot 6 & East
of E R/W line of
Intracoastal W/W.
W. W. Taylor 187DDunvegan Road Ail the following 4
Toronto 7, described land less
Ontario, Canada N 310t thereof; Lot
6, Block M, The Village
& that part of Block 142
ying between said Lot
& Intracoastal Waterway.
Edward P. & Marvel 2394 Riverside Drive N 100. of Lot 4, 4
Barnard Green Bay, Wisc. Block L, The Village
Lorine Harbour P.O. Box 194 Lot 7, Block L, 4
Marion, Ark. The Village.
John B. & Lois 74 Clubview Drive Lot 27, Block 5, 4
Spielman Irwin, Pa. Seagate Extension
William J.B. 2325 N. E. 28th St. S 35' of Lot 29 4
Pedrick Pompano Beach, Fla. and all of Lots 30,
31, 32, 33, 34, 35 &
36, Block 5, Seagate
Extension.
Anna K. Butler P. 0. Box 59 Lot 6, Block 4, 4
Buchanan, Mich. Seagate "B".
Jaunita H. Briese c/o Robert Burns Lots 2 & 3, Block 4
Harvey Bldg. 12, Seagate "A".
West Palm Beach, Fla.
Brainard Land Devl. 2202 S. Patterson Blvd. Lot 1, Block 13, 4
Corp. Dayton 9, Ohio Seagate "A".
Dewey Shirley 57 South Main St. Lot 2, Block 13, 4
Miamisburg, Ohio Seagate "A".
H~ Haild Zeder 8 Cam~dgo Blvd. Lots 3, 4, 5, 6, 3&4
Pleasant Ridge, Mich. 7, 8, 9, 10, 11.
12, 13, 14, 1
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16, Block 94.
Bayview Investments c/o Hallett, Whitney Lot 25, 4
Ltd. & Patton Ocean Beach Lots
Hamilton, Bermuda
Morgan D. Lenke 321 Cleveland St. S 50' of N 463.6' 4
Brooklyn, N.Y. of W 100', Block 125.
Melvin B. & Edith 340 Van Buren Drive Lot 1, Block 9, 4
Den.nd R.F.D. # 5 0sceola Park
Hunting%on, L.I. ,N.Y.
Walter G. Sill 765 Valley Street W 18' of Lot 13, 4
Orange, N.J. all of Lot 14 &
E 13t of Lot 15,
Seestedt Stevens.
William M. Miller P.O. Box 2593 Lot 2, Block l, 4
Pompano Beach, Fla. Rio Del Rey Shores.
John A. & John C. 2950 N. E. 23rd St. Lots 1 & 2, Block 2,
Mitchell Hillsboro Harbor & Lots 1 & 2, Blk. 4
Pompano Beach, Fla. 3, Rio Del Rey Shores.
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Daniel F. & Ursula 8120 E. Jefferson Ave. Lot 3, Block 2,
B. Hulgrave Detroit 14, Mich. Rio Del Rey Shores
Daniel F. Jr. & 4030 W. Outer Drive Lot 4, Block 2,
Kathryn Hulgrave Detroit 21, Mich. Rio Del Rey Shores.
Clyde H. Reeme 18094 Wa~rington Dr. Lot 5, Block 2,
Detroit 21, Mich. Rio Del Rey Shor~
Clyde H. Reeme, Jr. 18094 Warring~cn Dr. Lot 6, Block 2,
Detroit 21, Mich. Rio Del Rey Shores.
E. Jack Barns 570 Banyan Road Lots 7 & 8, Block
Gulfstream 2, Rio Del Rey Shores
Delray Beach, Fla.
Francis W. & Clare 2631 N. E. 48th St. Lot 2, Block 4,
D. Hanaway Pompano Beach, Fla. Rio Del Rey Shores.
Gibson L. Moritz Old Mill Road Lots 4, 10, ll &
Hudson, Ohio 12, Block 4,
Rio Del Rey Shores.
A. Matthew Fullerton P. O. Box 4512 Lots 5, 18 & 19,
Sunrise Station Block 4,
Fo~t Lauderdale, Fla. Rio Del Rey Shores.
Stephen B. & East Syracuse 1, N. Y. Lot 6, Block 4, 4
MarJorie P. Keeler Rio Del Rey Shores.
C. F. & Tonetta 16 Tonetta CirCle Lot 7, Block 4, 4
St. John E. Norwalk, Conn. Rio Del Rey Shores.
John S. & Florenc$ 15316 Grandville Blvd. Lot 16, Block 4, 4
B. Putnam Detroit 23, Mich. Rio Del Rey Shores.
Burnell N. & Mary L. 727 S. 0ass Lot 24, Block 4,
Larke Hastings, Mich. Rio Del Rey Shores.
O. S. Mansfield 415 N. W. 1st Street Lots 8 & 9, 4
Delta y Beach, Fla. Block 12.
Totterdale 1014 East Atlantic Ave.Lot i less N 25'
Development Co. Del~ay Beach, Fla. and Lot 2, Block
C, The Village.
Margaret M. Wolte~s P.O. Box 852 Lots 1 & 2, Block
Delray Beach, Fla. D, The Village.
Thcs. G. & Beatrice P.O. Box 696 Lot 1, Block F, 4
E. Leek Boynton Beach, Fla. The Village.
Robert A. Fenton 7 Wilmuth Ave. Lot 1, Block G,
Syoming, Cincinnati,Ohio. The Village.
J. Hicks; F. P. 0. Box 207 Lot 7, Block E,
Ludington; L Woehle Ozark, Alabama The Village.
& G. Baker, Jr.
Jos. A. Stevens 605 S. E. 4th Ave. Lots 7, 8 & 9, 4
Delray Beach, Fla. Bl~ck, 10, Osceola
Park.
NATURE OF NUISANCE BPECIFIED: "3" means there are trees,
debris, or vegetation, which, by reason of height, proximity to
neighboring structures or physical conditions are hurricane hazards.
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"4" All lands in the City shall be kept free from weeds of a
height exceeding eighteen inches. The word weeds as used herein
shall be held to include all rank vegetable growth which exhale
obnoxious or unpleasant odors, or which might be a source of disease
or physical distress to human beings, and the word shall also be
deemed to include all high and rank vegetable growth that may con-
ceal pools of water, trash, filth or any other deposits which may
be detrimental to health, The existence of any such weeds is here-
by declared to be a nuisance.
AND, BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the City Clerk of the
City of Delray Beach, Florida, furnish owners of the lands herein-
above listed and described with a copy of this resolution at their
last available address within ten (10) days from the date this Reso-
lution is adopted.
AND, BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that said owners be and they
are hereby notified that they are required to abate the nuisance
hereinabove adjudged and specified within thirty (30) days from
the receipt of a copy of this Resolution; otherwise, in default
thereof, the City of Delray Beach, Florida, will enter upon said
lands and abate the said nuisance hereinabove specified and will
levy the cost of such work as an assessment against the property
hereinabove described.
PASSED AND ADOPTED in Regular Session this llth day of
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ATTEST:
City Clerk