11-02-59 NOVEMBER 2ND~ 1959.
A Regular Meeting of the City Council was held in the Council
C.ha~bers at 1:00 P.M., with Mayor George Talbot Jr. in the Chair,
C~ty Manager W..E, Lawson Jr., and CommisSioners J. LeRoy Croft,
Charles H. Harbxson, Fred B. McNeece and George V. ~arren.
An opening prayer was aelivered by Reverend Paul J. Smith.
The Council, by general Consent, approved the Minutes of the reg-
ular meeting held on October 26th.
On motion of Commissioner Harbison and secondea by Comm_~ssioner
Warren, The Council unanimously approved th.e quali.fications.of the
seven candidates, shown below, for the off~ce of C~ty Councilmen:
DUGAL G. CAMPBELL
J. LeROY ~OFT
FRED B. McNEECE
GLENN B. SUNDY
GEORGE TALBOT JR
JOHN A. THAYER
GERALD L. ZIM~[ERMAN
The Council, on motion of Commissioner V~arren and seconded by
Commissioner Harbis_on, unanimously agree~ on appointment of the fol-
lowing Clerks an~ Inspectors for the Primary Election to be held on
Tuesday, November l?th, 1959:
MARSHALL M. De¥~ITT Clerk
C. C. TURNER Asst. Clerk
FRITZ H. FRIBERG Insp,e, ctor
DOROTHA BAUER
FLORENCE P. CRAMP "
FRANCES HEALD "
NINA A. SPROTT "
MARY L. ~ALK~ "
~,g~RY B. WALKER Alternate Insp,e, ctors
VERA BONE "
FLORENCE BROWN " "
BERTHA P. V;ORTHING " "
Mayor Talbot then called for a~.~rimary Election to be held on
Tue.sday, November l?th, 1959, in con~.liance with Sec. 12-8 of Chapter
12 xn the Code of Ordinances, and, w~th Council approval, designated
to be held in the
t.he only Polling Place for said Primary Elect.ion
Cxty of Delra¥ Beach, Palm Beach County, Florxda, %o be at the CEN-
TRAL FIRE STATION on West Atlantic Avenue.
City Manager Lawson then informed the Council that the Director
of Public.Works, Mark Fleming, had inspected the used trailer a~
Mr. DeCar.xe's home, and found same to be s~ructur.ally unsound and of
a type whxch.requires a separate tractor of the f~fth wheel typ.e to
move the tra~ler, and due, further, to the fact that the potential
rental charg.e of a much .needed[ trailer, until such time as other man-
ufacturers maght obtain necessary steel for such construction of this
tt~e· of e2.u~pment, might prove very c.ostly, recommende~, acceptance of
only bxd re. ceived, namely from Srxver Tractor & Drxlling Co., in
the amount of $2,035.00 for a Low-Bea TRAILER to be furnished in ac-
cordance with the specifications furnished.
On motion of Co~m~ssioner Harbison and seconded by Commissioner
Croft, the Council unanimously approved the purchase of the Low-Bed
Trailer from St?er T.ractqr & Drilling Company, for the sum of two
thousand and thxrty-fxve (2085) dollars.
~ae Council, on mo~io, ol ~ssioner ~rbison ~4 secomaea
Oo~ssione~ Croft, ~imous~-~o~ze~ the execution of the
l~g "Agreement", sa~a ~st~nt ~ving been approved By the
Atto~ey:
~ TO S~O~ A~ ~ ~t~
~: Te~o~a~y G~a~e C~oasing, Seabo~ Ai~ Line at e~ens~on of S. W.
10th Street, Del~a~ Beach, Florins.
ATT~ION: ~. Wiggins.
'~consi~erat~ of Seaboa~ Air ~e ~il~ g~ting a tempo-
ra~ pe~t ~n the above mtte~, the ~dersigne~ pa~ties hereby Jo~t-
~ an~ severally relieve the Seaboard ~ Line ~tl~oa~ of all-~spsn-
sibility ~ liability o~ cla~ of ~d ~ the ~ersigned, thei~
gents ~ e~lo2ees ~n co~ection with the above subject.
F~ther, Sn consi~e~ation of the pr~ses, the ~de~st~ed con-
t~actor, ~r~rxves of Florida, ~c., hereby cove~nts ~d agrees that
, it wi; bkrricades on the east
while work is ~ p~ogress ~1 p~ce
west sides of such te~o~a~ g~ade c~?ssing each ~ight ~d at al~
other t~s when the cross~g xs not ~ ~e. an~ ~ addition, saxd
cont~acto~ coven~ts an~ agrees to provide ~ fla~n at the crossi~
at such t~mes such cross~g ts Being use~.
Not~ herein containe~ shall be
. . construed as reliev~ the con-
tracto~ of a~ obligation o~. liability n~ existi~ ~er its contract
with the City.of ~lray Beach, Florida; and specifically contractor
ac~ledges.xt ~e~S liable to sax~ CSty to inde~xfy ~ hol~
~less agaxnst any ~d all c~a~ o~ habili~ aris~g by use of
sax~ crossing ~ing constructxon as provi~e~ by such c~tract.
This.release and ass~ption agreem~t s~ cease ~ resinate
at such t~e as sai~ c~ossi~ shalI becks pe~ent, an~ protecte~
by aut~txc grade ~ossing gates.'
~TNESS our ~ds ~d seals this ..... day of ~tobe~,
SIGNED BY O~IC~ OF
T~ C'ITY ~ DE~Y B~CH, F~,
~DR~ES OF FLORI~, INC.,
S~RW~D PA~, ~C.,
~ PA~, ~C.,
HOW~ ~E ~~, ~C.
City Manager Lawson then read - - - RESOLUTION NO. 1207:
A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL AUTHORIZING THE
CITY MANAGER TO PROCEED WITH THE OPENING, GRADING
AND PAVING OF THAT PART OF N.W. 14TH AVE -LYING BE-
TWEEN N.W, 2ND 'AND SRD STREETS; THAT PART OF N. W.
STH AVE LYING BETWEEN ATLANTIC AVE AND N.W. 2ND
STREET; AND THAT PART OF N.W. 1ST STREET LYING
BE~';EEN N.W. 8TH AND 14TH AVENUES TO A WIDTN OF
TWENTY-FOUR (24) FEET.
WHEREAS, the City Council of the City of Del.ray Beach, Florida,
on the lSth day of October~, 1989, by Resolute. on No. 1204, deter-
to )rocee~ with the of
~o p . opening, grading and pavxng that part of
N.W. 14th Ave. lyxng between N.W..~n4 and Srd Streets;_ that part of
N.W. 8th Ave. lying between Atlantxc Ave and N.W. 2nS Street; and
NOVEMBER 2nd, 19~9.
that p.art of N.W. 1st Stree. t .lying' between N.W. 8th and 14th Ave's.,
to a width of twenty-fou~ (24) feet.
· WHEREAS, .the Resolutio.n l~roviding therefor has been du.ly pub-
hs. hed.as requxred by the C~ty Charter, together with a not~ce that
objections to said improvements 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 Delray Beach, Florid.a, that the .City Manaser be and .he is hereby
· nstructed to proeeed wxth the openxng, gradxng and pavxng of that
part of N.W. 14th Ave 1.ying between N.W. 2nd and Srd Streets; that
part of N.W. 8th Ave lyxng between Atlantic Ave and N.W. 2nd Street;
1st
and th.at part of N.W. ~.tr.eet lying betw. een N.W. 8th and 14th Aves
to a w~dth of twenty-four (24) feet according to the plans and spec-
ifications heretofore filed with the City Clerk, and a copy thereof
filed in the office of the City Manager and kept open for the in-
spection of the public.
PASSED in Regular Session on this the 2nd day of November, 1959.
/S/ GEORGE TALBOT JR.,
'MAYOR -
On motion of Comm~_ssioner McNeece and seconded by Commissioner '
Nmrhison, the Council unanimously approved ADOPTION of Resolution No.
1207.
The City Manager then read - - - RESOLUTION NO. 1208:
A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF DELRAY BEACH,
FLORIDA, REQUIRING O~NERS OF CERTAIN DESCRIBED
LANDS TO ABATE NUISANCE THEREON OR BE ASSESSED
COST THEREOF FOR ABATEMENT BY THE CITY.
(Detailed Colby of Res.~1208 is attached hereto & forms a part hereof)
(seePages 25~-A thru 254-D for copy of RESOLUTION NO. 1208.)
The Council, on motion of Commissioner McNeece and seconded by
Commissioner Warren, unanimously PASSE.I) on the ADOPTION of Resolution
No. 1208, on this first and final reading.
City Manager Lawson then submitted - RESOLUTION NO. 1209:
A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
DELRAY BEACH, FLORIDA, CALLING AN ~.LECTION OF
THE QUALIFIED ELECTORS THEREIN, TO EITHER AP-
PROVE OR DISAPPROVE AN ORDR;ANCE GRANTING TO
FLORIDA POWF~ & LIGHT COMPANY, ITS SUCCESSORS
A~ ASSIGNS, AN ELECTRIC FRANCHISE; AND _I~POS-
IEG PROVISIONS AND CONDITIONS RELATING THERETO.
(Detailed Copy o.f Res.#1209 is attached hereto & fo~ms a part hereof)
(See pages 254 E thru 2%4-J for copy of RESOLUTION NO. 1209.)
On-motion of Commissioner Croft and seconded by Commissioner
McNeece, the Council unan~m, ous!y agreed on ADOPTION of Resolution
No. 1209, as read by the Cxty Manager, on this first and final read-
ing.
City Manager Lawson then presented the following "REPORTS" from
the Planning Board:
1. "At its regular meeting on October $0, 1959, the Planning and
Zoning Board considered a letter from Mr. Lawson, City Manager,
dated October §th, 1959 ask~ng the Board's recommendation for a
system of directional signs for subdivisions.
NOVEMBER 2nd, 1959.
The Board unanimously recommends that no signs other than street
signs be permitted in the public right-of-ways e~cept as permitted in
Paragrpah $-10-L of the Co~e."
/S/ PAUL S. KNO~VLES Chairman
On motion of Commissioner McNeece and seconded by Commissioner
Croft, the Council unanimously agreed on acceptance of the Planning
Board's recommendation concerning a system of directional signs for
subdivi s ions.
2. "At its regular meeting on October $0, 1989, the Planning and
Zoning Board considered the request of Jane R. Nears for per-
mis. szve use for the operation of a ~ay nursery for pre school age
chzldren, two to five years of age at 311 S.E. 3rd Ave. .
One person other than Mrs. Nears appeared at the hearzng. He
objected. Four letter objecting were received and read and one let-
ter approving was read. Seventeen
_ people we.~e notified.
The Board voted that Mrs. Nears be permztted to operate her
school at the above address.
You will be interested to know that the whole Board unanimously
approved a motion that the Planning Board make a comprehensive study
of nursery schools and ,s, ubmit general recommendations to the City
Council at a later day.
/S/ PAUL S. KNOW, LES Ch're'ri.
On motion of Commis.sioner McNeece and seconded by Commissioner
Warren, the Co.uncil unanzmously DENIED the request of Mrs. Jane R.
Meats for permAssion to conduct a day nursery at 311 S.E.Srd Ave.
$. "At its regular meeting on October 30th, 1989, the Planning and
.Zoning. Board considered the request of Mr. Louis Tenerelli for a
parkxng devxation on Lots 2 and $, Block 1, O.cean. Park.
The Board voted that the request for devxatzon be granted pro-
viding they furnish eight (8) of~-street parking spaces and supply
the aervice access or alley equivalent to that shown on their sub-
mitted plat."
/S/ PAUL S. KNOWLES Ch'man.
On motion of .Commissioner Harb~son and seconded.by Commissioner
McNeece, the Councxl approved grantxng of the Deviatzon Request, sub-
mitred by Mr. Louis Tenerelli, as recommended by the Planning Board
and subject to the Board's requirements as contained in its 'Report'
of Nov. 2nd, and further, sub sect to the approval of the Building In-
spector concerning compliance with the City's building codes, and the
approval of the Chief of Police as to no hazard in traffic flow being
created by the manner in which Mr. Tenerelli provides the required
Parking Places as well as ingress and egress therefore.
4. "At its regular meeting on October SOth, 1959, the.Planning. _
and Zoning Board considered the request from the Czty Counczl
to name the new extension of S.E. 2nd Ave south of 2nd Str and west
of the F.E.C.RR. R/W.
The Board voted that this extension be continued as S. E. 2nd
Avenue. The railroad divides the two S.E. 2nd Avenues, so that odd
numbers can be south of :2nd Street and east of the Railroad, while the
even numbers would be on the west side of the Railroad RyW, and would
be easier to identify than would a new name."
/S/ PAUL S. KN0~'~LES Ch'man.
On motion of Commissioner McNeece and seconded by Commissioner
VCarren, the Council .unanimously accepted the recommendation of the
Planning Board relatxve to nammng t.he recently opened and paved $0 ft
strip west of the FEC RR P~V and lymng between S.E. 2nd and Srd St's.,
SOUTHEAST SECOND AVENUE.
· NOVEMBER 2nd, 19~9.
5. "At its regular meeting on October SOth, 1959, the Plannin~ and
Zoning Board considered a deviation request from Pope _and Blake
to permit a sign on the face of their place of business on N.E. 8th
Street.
The Board voted that the request be denie since it is in direct
conflict with ordinance G-2S4, Par. 29-?.6-12. The Boa~dalso wishes
to emphasize that business signs in an R-S zone are objectionable."
/S/ PAUL S. KNOWLES Ch'man.
The Council, on motion of Commissioner Warren and seconded by
Commissioner McNeec.e, unanimou.sly approved acceptance of the Planning
Board's recommendation for denlai of the request from Pope & Blake.
On motion of Commissioner Harbison and seconded by Commissioner
Croft, the Council unanimously agreed to reject all bids received for
construction of NEW tennis courts and that re-advertising for Bids on
amended and improved specifications, as recom~_ended by the City Mana-
ger, be provided.
On motion of Commissioner Croft and seconded by Co,,m~ssioner
McNeece, 'the Council unanimously approved PAYMENT of Bills, as sub-
mitted by the City Manager, subject to the approval of the Finance
Committee, and being as follows:
GENERAL FUND $ 18,606.50
WATER FUND - Operating 1,895.45
PAYROLLS ACCOUNTS 16,168.34
The Council, on motion of Commissioner Harbison and seconded by
Commissioner McNeece, approved the PLANS for construction of Five (5)
buildings in the proposed group of co-operative Villas, to be known
as "LAN/KAI" and located on South Ocean Blvd.
City Manager'Lawson submitted an application received for pemmit
to move a frame house from Gulfstream to the 700 Block of S.W. 4th
Street, informing the Council that, according to the Building Inspect-
or, the house will meet all building and zoning requirements of the
City.
Commissioner McNeece stated that he believed this City should
take steps to eliminate the bringing into the City from other towns
and cities, any fra_me buildings for location within the city.
The Building Inspector informed th.e Council of having mailed the
usual notices of sUch proposed re-location of a frame house to persons
apt to be affected and had received NO. objections, whereupon .
Commissioner Harbison moved that in view of the Council having
previously been told that it could not arbitrarily refuse such a
uest meeting all requirements, this request for moving a frame house
rom Gulfstream into the City, to be locat, ed on Lots.27-28, Block 8,
on S.W. 4th Street, be granted on the basis'of a similar request and
grant for re-location of a frame house to N.E. 10th Street. Motion
was seco.haled by Commissioner Croft.and upon Call of Roll -.Comm~ssion-
ers Harblson and Croft, together with Mayor Talbot, voted in favor
thereof, Co,missioners McNeece and Warren being opposed. Motion car-
ried.
On motion of Commissioner Warren and seconded by Commissioner
Harbison, the Council unanimously approved granting the Sherwin-
V~illiams American Legion Post No. 188 permit to sponsor the same car-
nival which the "Post 188" employed here last year, for an Amusement
program to be held at the same location November 22nd through the
28th, subject to the same requirements as heretofore provided by the
City Manager. .
Nayor Talbot, with the consent of the Counc.[1, requested the
City Nanager to review the "List" of names subm.tted by the Planning
and Zoning Board, and provide the Council with his recommendation of
~those avai.lable and livin$ within the limits of the City of Delray
Beach, to Include, specifically, an attorney and an architect, for fi-
nal consideration and selection by the Council.
NOVEMBER 2nd, 1959 ·
· Mr. Dowart, of Boca Raton, requested permission from the Council
to install a Sign on the V6n. Pfund~ton Apartments, as shown on a
s~etch which he presented..The Building Inspector informed the Coun-
cxl that the.Sign might be.xn conflict with Signs permitted by vir-
tue of th? C~ty's Sign Ordinance. .
Commissioner Harbison stated that he believed the Zoning in this
area was changed after the property was purchased for such ~ntended
usage, and he felt that permit for such sign should be granted based
on the privilege being considersd retroactive due to said zoning
change, and moved that the Permit be granted. There was no second to
this moticn.
Co~..Duga~ G. C.ampbell inq.u~.'red of the Council, upon what basis
and definite figure ~s the architect's fee of 6% applicable, relative
to an agreement between the City and the architect concerning the
proposed New City Hall and Jail. Commissioner~!arren stated that it
was based on the Low Bid.
Commissioner Harbison inquired if any definite study is being
made concerning park.ing requirements for Atlantic Avenue and was in-
formed that the over all study now being conducted by Er. George
Simons Jr., should result in a report of such proposed parking con-
trols and requirements being available for presentation to the Coun-
cil about January 1st.
MEETING ADJOURNED:
R.D. WORTHING
RESOLUTION NO. 1208.
A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF DELRAY
BEACH, FLORIDA, REQUIRING OWNERS OF CERTAIN
DESCRIBED LANDS TO ABATE NUISANCE THEREON
OR BE ASSESSED COST THEREOF FOR ABATE~'~NT
BY THE CITY.
WHEREAS, the City Council did, in regular session held
on the 5th day of October,1959, enact Resolution No. 1196 declaring
the existence of a nuisance upon certain lots or parcels of land for
violation of Chapter 15 of the City Code and Ordinance G-147; and
WHEREAS, pursuant to said Resolution, the City Clerk of
the City of Del~ay Beach, Florida, did furnish owners of the lands
therein declared nuisances with notice that the City Council would
sit on October 19th, 1959, at 1:00 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
WHEREAS, pursuant to said Resolution, the City Council
of the City of Delray Beach, Florida, did on October 19th, 1959, at
1:00 P.M., at the City Hall in Delray Beach, Florida, hold the hear-
ing provided for in such notice, and did consider such reasons and
facts as were presented by the owners of said lands, and such other
material and pertinent evidence as was adduced before it.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RE~OLVED 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:
0WNE.R ADDRESS_ LOT,BLOCK, & .~/D. CITY CO,,D
Jacob & Georgie National Press Bldg. Lot 20 & E 30' of 19,
T. Reck Washington, D.C. Delray Beach Esplanade
J. L. & Margaret P.O. Box 1035 Lot 30 & E 35' of 31,
M. Patterson Delray Beach, Fla. Delray Beach Esplanade
Hope H. Watts 101 S. Vista Del Mar. Lot 46,
Delray Beach, Fla. Delray Beach Esplanade
W. L. & Ruth T. 1315 N. W. Pud Ave. Lot 8,
Morrison Delray Beach, Fla. Delray Isle
Willard F. Henoch 1045 E. Atlantic Ave. Lot 16,
c/o Paul Ledridge Delray Beach, Fla. Delray Isle
' Robert A. Outran 1045 E. Atlantic Ave. Lot 17,
c/o Paul Ledridge Delray Beach, Fla. Delray Isle
Nellie I. Brown Southbury, Conn. Lot 21, Delray Isle
R. D. & Ruth C. P. 0. Box 2187 Lot 23
Campbell Huntington, W. Va. Delray Isle
Otto & Anna 17 Marcher Ave. Lot ~0,
Mueller Huntington Station, Delray Isle
L. I., N. Y.
Frederick C. & Fletcher Trust Bldg. Lot 41,
Dorothy Albershardt Indianapolis 4, Ind. Delray Isle
Allan & Marcia 420 S. Ocean Blvd. Lot 42, 4
Estabrook Delray Beach, Fla. Del~ay Isle
Francis G. Mason Lords Highway Lot I~,!~ 4
Weston, Conn. Delray Isle
Robt. C. & 1883 Wycliff Rd.,N.W. Lot 46, 4
Elizabeth W. Hunt Atlanta 9, Ga. Delray Isle
Booth-Westerman, 3 Fisher Lane Lot 47, 4
Inc. Delray Beach, Fla. Del~ay Isle
Margaret & Wilson 4609 Bayard St. Lot 48, 4
Bailey Pittsburgh 13, Pa. Delray Isle
Df.Prank P. 618 Brown Bldg. Lot 8, Block E, 4
Strickler Louisville 2, Ky. Palm Beach Shore Acres.
Loyal C. & Carolyn 504 Pisk Avenue Lots 1 th~u 9, Block 15, 4
A. Selover Brielle, N.J. Oscecla Park
Jerome & Grace W. P.O. Box 1795 Lots 19, 20 & 36, 4
Portman Del~,ay Beach, Fla. Bonniecrest
Jerome & Grace W. P.O. Box 1795 Lots 9, 10, 13, 15, 16, 4
Portman Delray Beach, Fla. 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23,
& 24, Bonniecrest 3rd Add.
L. W. Smith Rt. No. 3. Lots 3 & 4, Block 13, 4
Union, S.C. Del Ida Park
W. C. & Lucille R. 1529 N. Lakeside Dr. Lot 5, Block 13, 4
Goss Lake Worth, Florida Del Ida Park
Hubert W. Aiken State Road Lot 19, Block 13, 4
Plattsburg, N.Y. Del Ida Park
McEwen Investment P.O. Box 1836 Lot 1, Block 3, 4
Co., Inc. Wichita 1, Kansas Seagate "A"
Thomas J. & 22475 McOauley Blvd. Lot 2, Block 3, 4
Mildred L. Ireland Cleveland 22, Ohio Seagate "A"
K. E. & Borghild H. 1710 Premont Avenue S. Lot 5, Block 3, ~
Brunsdale Minneapolis 5, Minn. Seagate "A"
Ernest L. & Ruth 3005 Marshall St. Lot 8, Block 3, 4
Xeppel Richmond 30, Va. Seagate "A"
Fred C. Maurer 106 Waterway Lane Lots 1 & 2, & Lot A 4
Delray Beach, Fla. less N 45~, Blue Seas
Jean Cleaver P. 0. Box 152 Section 9-46-43, all 4
Boynton Beach, ~la. of the E 60' of W 233.26
of N~ of Lot 29.
L. A. MoQueen 1708 Englewood Ave. Lot 1, Southways 4
c/o General Tire Akron, Ohio
& Rubber Co.
J. A. & G.M. 2752 Military Avenue Lot 12 & E 16' of Lot 4
Minch Port Huron, Mich. 11, Crestwood
wm. H. & Anne M. 8400 Wooster Pike Lot 3, Crestwood 4
Mooney Cincinnati 27, Ohio
Fontaine Fox 12 S. E. 5th Ave. I~ 400~ of Lots 2 & 3, 4
c/o Nowlin & AdaAns Delray Beach, Fla. less W 25' & less S lC'
of Lot 3, Block E, Palm
Beach Shore Acres.
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OWNER .,ADDRESS ~LO?.BL0CK & S/D. C.ITy_ ~
Anne C. Ha~t 86 Buckingham St. ~ 400' of S 10, of Lot
Waterbury, Conn. 3, & N~ of Lot 4, Block
E, Palm Beach Shore Acres.
Lewis E. & Leva D. 1016 E. Wilshire Ave. Lot 1, Block 4, 4
Robinson Fullerton, Calif. Seagate Extension
Robert Lees 426 W. Waverly Road Lot 6, Block 4, 4
Glenside, Pa. Seagate Extension
Allan K. & Marcia 420 S. Ocean Blvd. Lot 8, Block 4,
Estabrook Delray Beach, Fla. Seagate Extension
Mary L. Plym Kawneer Com~a~2 W 75' of Lot 40, Blk.5,
c/o Lawrence J.Plym Niles, Mich. Seagate Extension
Windsor Construc- 9464 Byron Ave. W 50' of Lot 39 & E 4
tion Co. Surfside 41, Fla. 25' of Lot 40, Block 5,
Seagate Extension
K. E. & Katherine 280 Garnett St. SW Lot 23, Block 5,
A. Edwards Atlanta 3, Ga. Seagate Extension
Bayview Limited c/o Hallet, Whitney Lot 22, Block 5,
& Patton Seagate Extension
Hamilton, Bermuda
Wm. A. & Mildred RFD No. 4, Lot 17, Block 5,
W. Giffhorn Chagrin Falls, Ohio Seagate Extension
Frederick E. S. & 220 W. Rittenhouse Sq. Lot 13, Block 5,
Esther P. Morrison Philadelphia 3, Pa. Seagate Extension
Geo. E. & Bess W. P. 0. Box 1~ Lot 1, Block 1,
Haggart Fargo, N.D. Seagate Extension
Fredrica E. 1025 N. E. 81st St. Lots 6 & 7, Block 1,
Halstead Miami 38, Fla. Seagate Extension
Richard W. & Anna 711 Shore Drive Lots 9 & 11, Block 1,
Eleanor Nelson Boynton Beach, Fla. Seagate Extension
T. E. Woolbright 315 N. E. 8th Ave. Lot 4, Block 3, 4
Delray Beach, Fla. Seagate Extension
John H. & Caroline P. O. Box 26 Lots 23 & 24, 4
B. Beury Lewisburg, W. Va. Block 104
A. G. Pruyser, Jr. 41% Palm Trail Lots 1 & 14, Block 2, 4
Delray Beach, Fla. Swinton Heights
0. S. Mansfield 415 N. W. 1st Street W 50' of E 115' of S
Del~ay Beach, Fla. 135', Block 19.
E. A. & Frederick P.O. Box 14 S~ of S~ of Block 11,
A Brahms West Palm Beach, Fla. less ~ 50' of S 135' &
less W 25' R/~.
~s. Tillie 7401 W. 8th Mile Road Lots 18 & 19, Block 13,
Goldberg Detroit 21, Mich. 0aceola Park
Florence A. Brown Motel Green Lots 16 & 17, Block 13,
Danbury, Conn. Osceola Park
William P. Dunn, 511 Boston Blvd. Lots 12 & 13, Block 1,
Jr., et ux Sea Girt, N.J. Swinton Heights
Robert R. & Martha c/o ~.~s. Callaway Lot 1, Block 1,
A. ~amison 806 East Atlantic Ave. Swinton Heights
Del~ay Beach, Florida
A. G. & H. Marie 5023 Grove Street Lots 29 & 30, Block 3,
Anderson Skokie, Illinois Dell Park
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Myrtle M. Rath, 1619 Hill Street Lots 25, 26 & 27,
Laura M. Watson, McKeesport, Pa. Block 3, Dell Park
Henrietta M. Hartman
J. Philip Hoyle P.O. Box 2085 Lots 18 & 19 and S~
Delray Beach, Fla. of Lots 26 & 27,
McGinley & Gosman
John N. Kabler, Jr. P. O. Box 1051 Lots 3 & ~, Block 5,
Delray Beach, Fla. Atlantic Gardens
O. D. Priest, Jr. 111 S. W. 4th Street Lot 4, A. J. Johnson
Del~ay Beach, Fla. S/D.
Thcs. J. & Rose Province Line Road Lots 1 & 2, Block 17
Oxner, c/o Gerard
B. Lambert Esq.
NATURE OF NUISANCE SPECIFIED: "4" Ail 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 vege-
table 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 vege-
table growth that ~,~y conceal pools of water, trash, filth or any
other deposits which may be detrimental to health. The existence
of any such weeds is hereby 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 RESOLED 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 ente~~ 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 de-
scribed.
PASSED AND ADOPTED in Regular Session this~.-2nd d
November, A.D., 1959. · · .... ..
ATTEST: