03-10-58 MARCH 10TH, 1958.
The Regular Meeting of the City Council was held in the Council
Chambers in the City Hall at 7:S0 P.M., with Mayor J. LeRoy Croft in
the Chai~, 9ity Manager W. E. Lawson Jr., City Attorney Harry T. Newett
and Commlssmoners Col. Dugal G. Campbell, Fred B. McNee~e and George
V. Warren being present. -
An opening prayer was delivered by the Hon. John Thayer.
0n motion of Commissioner Campbell and seconded by CommissionWarren.
the Council unanimously approved' the Minutes of the February 24th and
28th Meetings.
City Manager Lawson reminded the Council that a Public Hearing was
scheduled in legal advertisement of Resolution No. 1091, to hear ob-
jections, if any, to cgnstruction and installation of Storm Drains on
Casuarina Road and ultxmate assessment of cost thereof, to be shared
by the City, against benefitted lands.
Mm. John Thayer, Pres.-Sec'y. of the Beach Taxpayers League, speak-
ing on behalf of League Members, expressed concern over the cost-sharing
basis of 20 percent by the City and 80 percent by the benefitted land
owners. Mr. Thayer further commented on the fact that the people in
that ?ea have, for the past four years, been endeavoring to obtain
such mmprovements in that area due to added necessity for same as a
s~lt o~ additional wat?r coming into these lands from Seagate Extension
S/Dwh~ch, by filling in, during development stages, has greatly con-
tributed to the extreme need of drainage.
Mm. Thayer, with reference to the proposed cost sharing basi~, cited
t~e Andrews Avenue drainage project, cost of which wa~ shared w~th the
C~tywhmch absorbed S$-l/S percent thereof, the benefitted property
owners paying 66-2/8 percent, and was advised by Commissioner Campbell
that such cost sharing basis was determined justifiable inasmuch as
the ~resently proposed storm drain installation is n~t confined to just
a ma~n thorofare as was the Andrews Ave drainage prosect, but extends
east a nd west with installations being provided on the side streets
as well as the main artery.
Concerning continue~ reference to this being an "Emergency" project,
Commissioner Campbell mnformed Mr. Thayer that the proposed drainage
project is not an emergency measure but rather the most important and
necessary first phase of the over-all drainage improvement for the ·
S~agate, Village and Seagate Extension area due to results of Survey
and Recommendation of Brockway, ~eber & Brockway.
Mrs. Lucy McLeod Helm inquired as to the City keeping the Drainage
System clear and free following its installation.
Objections to assessments of any portion of the drainage costs were
received from Mr. R. E. Woodruff, Mrs. Grace W. Nudge and representa-
tive of Mrs. Karl Snyder, all of whom own propertywithin the area af-
fected by the proposed construction of storm drains in Section "H-l"
of the Drainage Survey Map.Mr. N..D. Lasley, of Casuarina Road voiced
need of this improvement and was mn favor of the project as determined
to be needed by the City of Delray Beach.
The City Manager then proceeded to read Resolution No. 1098:
A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY
OF DELRAY BEACH, FLORIDA, AUTHORIZING THE CITY
MANAGER TO PROCEED WITH THE CONSTRUCTION OF
STORM DRAINS ON CASUARINA ROAD IN SECTION "H-l"
AS SHOWN ON STORM DRAINAGE SYSTEM SURVEY FILE
T.F. 1868-E, TOGETHER ~'~TH INSTALLATION OF CATCH
BASINS, MANHOLES AND ALL NECESSARY APPURTENANCES
IN CONJUNCTION ~TH SUCH STORM DRAINS.
(Here appears copy)
Se~ F]~oto Copy of Res. 1093, Page ~?-A.
~' On motion of C.o~mmissi.oner Campbell and seconded by Co~issioner
?eeoc, the. Counczl ~u~.anzmously agreed that Resolution No. 1098 be '
acopted on f~rst and fznal reading, this 10th da2 of March A.D. 1958~
~ .City Nanagei. Lawson.presented the Planning/Zoning Board's Reqport
~o~ ~a~rch~.Sth,_l~$8 - RE. Application for rezoning of Ocean Beach Lots
~, ~u, ~z and ~2, which, in part, reads as follows;
"The Board unanimously recommends the re-zoning of Ocean
Beach Lots 29, $0, 31 and 32 from present R-1AA to R-8,
as previously recommen.ded in Planning/Zoning Board Re-
port to the City Counc-~l under date of A~ril 7th, 1957,
following a.public hearing on a similar ~equest for
such re-zoning.held on March 29th, 1987, due, in the
main, to the f~ct that the original recommendation of
Zoning Counsellor Georse Sim?ns and the Zoninz Comm~s-
sion was for R-8 classification of this area In recog-
nition of the land use~charater of Ocean frontage,
which recommendation remains upheld by the progessional
z.oning counselor, . employed by the City, Mr. George Simons,
w~th whom ~he Zonzng Co~ission has recently been in con-
sultation."
Commissioner Campbell moved that Ocean Beach Lots 29, $0, 31 and
82, in Section 16-46-45, be re-zoned fron R-1AA to R-,S, as recommended·
by the Zoning Com~ssion. Motion was seconded by Commissicner McNeece.
General discussion followed during which Mr. Thayer objected to
any re-mlassification of lands in this area, on behalf of The Beach
Tax Payers Leagu.e whose members have heretofore expressed their desire~
that present zoning be unchanged, that the current beautiful private
residences notbe injured~ it further being felt that there is presently
zoned sufficient land for hotel and apartment accomodations.
Att'y. Rhea Whitley pnesented a sketch indicating ~hereon the.. a~e~-
which' Zoning Counsellor 'Slmo~ together with the local~Zoning Commi~-
sion, had recommended in 1555 and early 195.8 be classified R-S, but in~
certain areas, incorporating the above mentzoned Lots 29, 80, 81 and
~2, had over-ruled the recommendation. Mr: Whitl.ey further commented
on the appearance of the current zoning whzch definitely reflects spot
zoning conditions.
Mr. A. N~ Brooks of Casuarina Road objected to such proposed change
Mr. Lankton, of the Planning/Zoning Board, replying to Commissioner
Warren's inquiry, advised the Commissioner that there are established
set-back requirements for any type of zoning in this area,
There being no further desired comment or discussion concerning
this Matter, upon Call of Roll the Council unanimously approved the
zoning of Ocean Beach Lots 29, $0, 81 and 82 from R-1AA to R-S, as
recommended by the Planning/Zoning Board~
· The City Manager introduced Homer B. Scott, cons.ulting engineer fo~~
Smzth & Gillesp~e, who presented the Tabulation of Bzds i~or ConStruo-
tion of Water l~orks Facilities Project .No. 4, which Bids had been ope?
ed at lO:9O A.M., February 28th, .1988, ~n the City Hall at Delray Beach
Florida, ~n the presence of the C~ty Manager, a representative of the
city's consulting engineers and the various bidders or their officials'
Mr. Scott briefly reviewed the Tabulation of Bids with reference
to PART "A", however, concerning PART "B", Mr. Scott stated that after
ca. reful.consideration of. all bids re~lating to said PART '.:B", Smith &
Gzllespze suggest that ~t would be a~vantageous ~to the Czty of Delray
Beach to reject all bids on Part "B''~ and take the necessary steps to
increase th~ Contract with Rainer & Cambron's present project identi-
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f~ed as Pro~ect $, Part B -. L~ne Wo.~k: by wrtue and zn complzance
with certain "General Conditzons of~D-~wsion 'E' of said Contract".
Mr. Scott then presented the following "Break-down" showing suffi-
cient monies on hand for PART "A" and proposed Increase of Rainer and
Cambron' s Contract.
i,
Jolm V. Clarence Henry G. Intercounty Rainer &
Barger & Co. Coston Inc. Du Pree Co. Const.Corp. Co., Inc.
PART "A" 271,700.00 278,600.00 840,675.00 302,420.00 278,205.00
ALTERNATE
NO. 1 5,500.00 6,100.00 4,770.00 4,830.00 7,817.00
Saine Co., Trieste Valencia Vanguard Widell
Inc. Constr. Constr. Co. Constr. Co. Associates
PART "A" 305,451.00 289,8?8.00 325,419.00 317,688.00 288,217.00
ALTERNATE
NO. i 3,322.00 4,500.00 5,000.00 4,200.00 4,800.00
WATER WORKS FACILITIES - DELRAY BEACH, FLORIDA.
Monies on Hand - Bond Issue
1. Amount in banks for total project ....... '- - $ 931,990.$6
Expenditures Contract..ed./ or .Estimat. ed
Ii ~?ater Supply Wells Ga. Fla. Drilling Co., 22,100.00
2. Additions to South Plant Saine Company 259,747.00
3. Additions to Distribution
System Rainer & Cambron 288,329.27
8. (a) Additions to Distribu-
tion by Change Order 6,000.00
4. North Plant, Well pumps and
Header 804,419.00
5. Eng,,neet Fees. Design Smith & Gillespie 53,800~..0
6. " Supervision " " 18,000( iD0
* Denotes contract completed and closed out.
** Denotes estimated cost.
SMITH & GILLESPIE
BOX 1048
JACKSONVILLE, FLA. March 7, 1958.
Honorable ~ayor and City Council RE: Water Works Facilities,
North Water Plant, Well
.Pum~s and Headers, Pro-
jecm No. 4 - File 283-4
We submit herewith our recommendations and findings for your considera-
tion and award of contracts on Subject Project for Parts "A" and "B"
based on bids as received and publicly opened on February 25, 1958,
all as certified in the attached Tabulation of bids.
We are not acquainted with the work of the John V. Barger Company,
however, since this contract requires a one hundred per cent perfor-
mance bond for the completion of same and if the Barger Company will
furnish this performance bond we recommend that it is to the best in-
terest of the City to accept same as being the lowest bid on Part "A",
in the amount of $271,?00.00.
We further recommend that the city consider and accept Alternate
No. i as an additive amount of $5,500.00 to the base contract price.
Alternate No. 1 provides for the use of submersible type deep well
pumps and appurtenance and in these particular locations will offer
considerably quieter operation. The submersible pumps installations
are almost entirely underground and will not be as much an eyesore as
will be the case if the regular type well pump with vertical motor a-
bove ground is used.
PART "B" - LINE ~?~ORK
~e have studied carefully and given due consideration to all bids re-
ceived on Part "B" and it is our suggestion that it is to the best
interest of the city to reject all bids on this part and waive infor-
malities as spelled out under "General Conditions, paragraph 25, in
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:Award of Contract', and to direct us to prepare a change order
corporating all work to be performed under Part "B" (except that all
14-inch cast iron pipe and accessories shall be changed to 12-inch)
of this contract as an extra to Rainer and Cambron's existing contract
under Project $, Part "B" - Line Work.
By.adding this work to the above mentioned existing contract the
City will benefit by a much lower total contract price and is likely
to save in inspection cost as well.
We attach herewith one copy of a proposed change order incorpora-
ting this work into the existing contract of Rainer and Cambron which.
will reflect the actual cost and subsequent savings to the city.
/S/ HOMER B. SCOTT
Smith & Gillespie Enginee~~
Er. Scott informed the Council that a performance bond in the a
amount of one hundred per cent of John V. Barger Co's. BID has been
placed with Smith & Gillespie, its delivery not having been effected
at the time Tabulation of Bids was made.
Com~.[ss~oner Campbell questio.ned Mr. Sc.ott as to the advisability
of considering a bid of this magnitude in view of the fact that Smith
and Gillesp.ie are not acquainted with the work of John V..Barger Co.,
and was advised .by Er. Scott that the performance b.ond, which has been
a~p~oved, would.~nsure the City of Delray Beach satisfactory comple-
tion of the prosect in all phases including the time element~ and was
no facto.r in the recommendation of the Barger Ccmpany's bid.
Commissioner McNeeee felt that the reputation of Smith & Gillespie~
Engineering Services warranted favorable action on their recommendatio~
Mr. Scott gladly offered to furnish a supplemental letter from Smith
and Gillespie reflecting the receipt of said approved performance bond
which will insure satisfactory completion of a contract placed with
the Barger Company.
Comm~_ssioner l[cNee~e then moved for acceptance of the recommenda-
tions of Smith and Gillespie, as contained in their letter of March
7th, and the awarding of the Contract for~ PART "A" to the low bidde~
and to authorize preparation of change order incorporating all work
to be perform, ed under Part "B" (except .that~all 14-inch cast iron pipe
and accessories shall be changed to 12-~nch) of this contract as an
extra to Rainer and Cambron's existing contract under Project $, Part
"B' - Line Work, which change, when completed, shall increase the
present contract p~ice, which takes into account any and all previous
chanzes in the original contract price, .by ? sum in the amount of
$30,~96o75. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Warren and upon Call
o£~ Roll - Commissioners McNeece and Warren, together with Mayor Croft
voted in favor thereof, Commissioner Campbell being opposed as he did
not feel the recommendation of Smith and Gillespie as submitted in
their letter warranted such award of contract and suggested that an,
a~ternate letter should be made a part of the record.
City Manager Lawson then read the following letter from City At-
torney Harry T. Newett:
March 4, 1958
TO CITY NANAGER
I have examined the affidavits of Nilton J. Boone with reference
to Lots iO-B and 10-C, Block 1, Osceola Park, owned by J. D~ Tuller,
and of John T. Carroll, with referehce to Lot ?, Block 119, Delray
Beach.
It app.ears from s?ch sworn affidavits tha.t the above named owners
after.receivzn~ the. Notzce to clear lots of nuzsance received from
the c~ty comphed w~th the requirements of such notice.
Therefore, the city had no ~ight or authority to enter upon said
lands !even though the wee.ds had re-grown to a height exceeding 18
inches) without first prowding the owners another opportunity to
clear the pr.operty.
Accordzngly, based sole~ upon t. he,se affidavits coupled with the
fact there is no contracry evidence, zt zs my opinion that as to these
specific.properties, an~d none other, due process of 1.aw~ has not been
followe~ that any ~_es~ssm,en.t i~ ume,n£o~'ceable an~ void.
Therefore, these parties and these lands should be stricken from
the Resolution making such assessments.
/S/ HARRY T. NE~ETT
Commissioner Campbell moved that the names of John T. Carroll and
J. D. Tuller, together with lands identified as Lot 7, Block ll9 and
Lots lO-B & 10-C, Block l, Osceola Park, Delray Beach, Florida, be
stricken from Res's. ilO?$ .& 1082, and the assessments against such
items as appear in said Resolutions .be .eliminated. Motion seconded by
Commissioner McNeeee and unanimously passed.
The City Manager and City Attorney were requested to prepare the
necessary changes in the City's Lot Clearing requirements which will
provide necessary procedures for Lot Clearing enforcement and ultimato
collection of all costs.
Commissioner Warren moved that the proposed Ordinance providing
for subdivision reg.ulations be ta.bled for study due t9 t.he importance
and lengthy detail ln.volved: Motion seconded by .Comm~.ss~oner Campbell,
amended to defer consideration of any new S/D until th~s proposed Ord-
inance has been brousht to a conclusion, which am.endment to the motion
was accepted by Commissioner Warren, and was unanimously passed.
Cit.y Manager Law.son then informed t. he Council that the current.
Budget included a maxntenance fund of $30,000.00, for contract pawng~
intended to be the first year phase of a six or seven year program
desisned to rehabili.tate .most of the poorly paved streets in town, and
submtted the following B~ds, received for leveling course and paving:
Name. L..eVel~ng Course PavinE
B. Boldt Paving $ 9.88 Ton 49~ ~,,SY
Broward Asphalt Corp., 10.78 " 52
Jack E. Carver 9.80 " 81~ "
Hardrives, Inc., 10,50 " 51 "
Rubin Construction Co., 9.S0 " 46~ "
The City Manager further presented a map showing the streets proposed
to be improved and comprising approximately five miles,
Commissioner %Varren moved that this matter be deferred until next
meeting to enable an inspection of the streets proposed to be improved.
Eotion seconded by Commissioner Campbell and upon Call of Roll - Com-
missioners Warren a nd C~amp. bell vot'ed in favor' thereof, Commissioner
McNee~e and Mayor Croft being opposed.
Commissioner Warren moved for appointment of N.r.N.G. Dean as
Chairman and A. W. Jo~Wnston & Fred Kitchens as Members of the Barbers
Board of Delray Beach, Florida, as recommended by the Barber Board in
letter dated March 6th, 19~8, Motion seconded by Commissioner McNeece
and unanimously agreed.
~'~ith reference to further consideration of bids for construction
of a Community Center, Commissioner Campbell moved that, in view of
insufficient funds being available, this item be dropped from further
consideration. Motion seconded by Commissioner McNeeee and upon Call
of Roll - Commissioners Campbell and McNee~e, together with Mayor
Croft voted in favor thereof, Commissioner Warren being oppose~ as
he added that there had been favorable sUpport for such a Center by
the V'~omans Club, the Lions Club, the Chamber of Commerce and various
other groups in the city.
City Manager Lawson read a letter from the Garden Study Club, Mrs.
Marshall M. DeWitt, President, Mrs. Grover C. Baker Sr., Conservation
Chairmanwherein request was made for City approval of an Ordinance
establishing the City of Delray Beach as a Bird Sanctuary.
· C°mmissi.°ner Campbell mo.ved that .the City Attorney prepare .an
Ordinance which shall establish the C~ty of Delray Beach as a
Sa~nctuary with provisions therein for controls and eliminations o.f
nuisances resuit.ing.from and attributable.to such Sanctuary. Motion
seconded by Comm~-ss~oner McNeece and unanimously approved.
Mm. Beatty, addressing the Council, and with regard to a propo~sed
subdivision in the sou.thwest part of the City, informed the Co.unci.1
that he and his a. ssoc~ate would provide.iall necessary water hne In-
stallations within the S~D, but request reimbursement of cost to install
a six.inch ma.in along (~ermantown Road to the S/D which installation he
and hms associate will provide for at this t.ime, said reimburse.ment
to be made from ONLY water sales revenue derived from houses built by
Mm. Beatty within his subdivision.
Gn motion of Commis.sioner Campbell and seconded by Commissioner
~'~arren the Council unanimously agreed that this matter should be tabled
until next meeting in o~der that the City Attorney may determine if
such reimbursement to Mr. Beatt.y would conflict with any provisions of
the recent Water Revenue Certificate issue pledge.
Comm~.ssioner Warren moved that the letter from Mrs. McMurray, con-
corning her desire for.further consideration of permissive use of la.nd
for school purposes: d~rected to the Mayor, be referred to the Planning
Boar.d..The Commissioner accepted an a.men~.ent thereto requested by
Co ~ss~oner ampbell that a New applxcatxon from Mrs. McMurray for
such permissive use be requested, as.the ori~inal request was denied".
Motion was then seconded by Comm~ ss~oner McNeeee and unanimously agreed.
On motion of Commissioner McNeece and seconded by Commissioner
Warren the Council unanimously approved requesting the County Commis-
sion to support requests from Boy~_ton Beach and Delray Beach to the
F.E.C.RR., for installation of a "Crossing" or '~arning" Signal or
gate at the intersection of Gulfstream Boulevard and the OldDixie,
as requested by Seacrest HiEh School in letter from Principal Robert
W. Fulton, dated February 10th, which sa.fety measure is ba~ly need.ed
due to so many children using this crossing to and from Seacrest H~gh
School.
Due to the many complaints from residential sections concerning
t.he parking of various types of tru.cks in such neighborhoods, Com-
mxssioner Campbell movedthat the C~ty Manager be reque.sted to study
this matter and, if possible, submit, at the next mee t~ng, sample
ordinances providing for controls of truck parking within residential
areas, obtainable from other towns and cities. Motion seconded by
Commissioner ~arren and unanimously agreed.
The City Manager read the Planning Board's report dated March 8th:
"With reference to letter from Nm. Alex T. Cecil, dated Feb.,
1~8, addressed to the City of Delray Beach, the Planning/Board wishes
to advise the Counci.1 that the Ath paragrap.h therein is erro.neous in
.that the Zoning Comm~ssion had not talked wxth ~ndividuals l~sted with-
· n said letter, nor any group concerning the matter referred to.
The Board does, however, recognize the advisability of Council
~stablishing better controls of truck parking in residential zoned
areas than presently exist, wi.t.h possible elimination of night parking,
as many such undesirable conditions are now apparent throughout the
city as a result of all sizes, types and descriptions being parked in
residential zoned areas.
/S/ PLANt'lING & ZONING BOARD.
On motion of Commis.sioner Campbell and seconded by ~emmissioner
Warren the Council unanxmously agreed that the "Request" of Sea-R
Holding Company for re-zoning of Blocks 28 and 27 xn Home.wood S/D
from present R-1AA to R-$ be referred to the Planning/Zoning Board
for schedu.ling and conduc.ting a Public Hearing thereon in compliance
with the C~ty Code of Ordinances.
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City Manag.er Lawson then read Planning Board's.Report of March
8th - RE: Application of Harvey Realty for Permissive Use of certain
Lots in Troplc Palms S/D for a church site:
"Concernin our request of February BAth, relative to the appli- gY
cation of Ha~rvey Realty, potential owners of twenty-four lots ~n Tro-
pic Palms S/D for pemissive ~use of Lots 526, 527, 528 and 529 in said
Tropic Palms S/D for a church site, public hearing was held at 4:00
P.M., Friday, March 7th, 1958.
· .Protest of such p.ermissive us.e was received, by mail, from Lansing~
Mlgh~gan. owners of thmrteen lots ~n the general area affected, wherein
said objectors stated that - 'It. is our belief that any high class
S/D of this natuie'~ -(Tropic Palms) any and all churches should be e-
rected not in but adjacent to such S/D with ample parking facilities'.
· This Board un.animously favored tabling this application suggest-
~ng that the Council re. quest the proposed Church organization and/or
the developer of the S/D to submit such request which application
shall provlde ample area for suitable parking facilities."
/S/ PLA}~ING & ZONING BOARD
On motion of Commissioner Campbell and seconded by Commissioner
Warren the Council unanimously agreed for acceptance of the Planning
Board's recommendation and requested the City Manager to so advise
Harvey Realty.
The City Manager then read the following Report from the Planning/
Zoning Board - RE:~ Application for Re-zoning of Lots 82, 88 & 84, in
Halle r-Grootman S/D:
March 8th, 1988.
"A Public Hearing was held on Friday, March 7th, at 4:00 P.M~, as
requested by the City Council, relative to the request of Augustine
Boisseau for re-zoning of Lots 32, 35 and 34 in Haller-Grootman's S/D,
from present R-2 zoning to R-$ classification.
Notices of the public hearing to be held were forwarded to eight~,e~.
(18) owners of property' in the immediate a~ea, of which group, Mr. and
Mrs. Frank H. Doman protested such rezoning. Mr. Glenn Tuck also pro~-
tested such re-classification if restricted to just these specified
lots. Mrs. Miriam Cohen favored such rezoning of Lots 32, 35 and S4
in Haller-Grootman S/D.
The Board unanimously recommends denial of this request which, if
granted, would be strictly spot-zoning.
/S/ PLANNING/ZONING BOARD
On Motion made by Commissioner Warren and seconded by Commissicne?
McNeece the Council unanimously approved the recommendation of the
Planning/Zoning Board and ag.reed that this request for re-zoning of
Lots $2, 83 and 84 in Haller Grootman S/D be denied.
Commissioner Campbell moved that the request of Mr. Nell Mac~.iillan
for the re-zoning of Lot 12 and the South 49.4 ft of Lot ll, Block 28~
Delray Beach, from present R-2 to R-S, be denied as recommended by thc,
Planning/Zoning Board in their report of March 8th, 1988, as same
would result, if permitted, in undesirable spot-zoning. Motion was
seconded by Commissioner McNeeee and unanimously approved.
The Planning/Zoning Board's report of March 8th, concerning letter
from the County Engineer's-office, relative to possible future widen-
ing of A-l-A, was referred to the City Manager .
'On motion of Commissioner Campbell and seconded by Commissioner
McNeece the Council unanimously approved the granting of a Permit for
an additional Taxi Cab to be operated by Mr. Percival B. Yell (Acme
Taxi).
On motion of Commissioner Campbell and seconded by Commissioner
~farren the Council unanimously approVed the a~plication of Robert
Dean Leedom to operate Art s Place (Beer & ~ine) at 212 NoE. Third
Avenue.
Dr, James R. Nieder informed the Council of st~nant w~ter in
front of the Clinic on N.E. 8th Avenue, between Atlantic Avenue and
N.E. 1st Street due to lack of drainage and other circumstances on
the right-of-way.
On motion of .CommAssioner Campbell and secomted by Commissioner
McNeeee the Councxl unanimously agreed that the City Manager be
uested to contact the concerned who be res',onsible for
'q~mp' arties may ce res~
roper drainage condl{ions on N..E. 8th Avenue between Atlantic and
First Street,g.~anting them one (1) wee. k to eliminate the cause for
water accumula~xon and if such action xs not taken by the parties
alleged to be responsible for this co.ndition, to then take the nec-
essa~y legal steps to enforce correctxve measures.
City Manager Lawson then read Ordinance No. G-2~2:
AN ORDINANCE R~GULATING AND DEFINING CC~DUCT CONSTI-
TUTING AN OFFENSE BY PERSONS IN THE CITY OF DElE AY
BEACH, FL(RIDA; PROHIBITING LOITERING IN AND ABOU~
PUBLIC AND PRIVATE SCHOOLS AND INTERFERENCE WITH
MINORS; AND PRESCRIBING PENALTIES FOR VIOLATION OF
ITS PROVISIONS.
On motion of CemmissioneF Campbell and s.econded by Commissioner
Warren the Council unanimously approved placxng Ordinance No. 0-282
on first reading.
The City Manager then read Ordinance No. 0-28~:
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF DELRAY
BEACH, FLORIDA, REZONING AND PLACING WEST 80 FEET OF
LOTS ? AND $ IN BLOCK ?5, DEIRAY BEACH, iN "C-2" DIS-
TRICT; REQUIRING ANY BUILDING TO FRON SOUTH; AND AMEND-
ING "ZONING MAP OF DELRAY BEACH, FLORIDA, lgf~".
Commissioner Campbell moved that Ordinance No. G-28~ be placed
on first reading. Motion seconded by Commissioner McNeeee and unani-
mously passed,
City Manager Lawson then read Ordinance No. G-2~4:
AN (RDINANCE OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF DELRAY
BEACH, FLORIDA, REZONING AND PLACING LOTS 16, 17, 18
AND WEST $7.$ FEET OF LOT 15, WHEATLEY S/D in "R-2"
DISTRICT, AND AMENDING "ZONING MAP OF DEIEAY BEACH,
FLORIDA, 1956".
On motion of Commissioner Campbell and seconded.by Co, w, ssioner
McNeeee the Council unanimously agreed to place Ordxnance No. G-284
on first reading,
Commissioner Campbell moved that Bills, in. the amount of $42,9~5.£
as presented by the City Ma.nager, be paid sub,oct .to the approval of
the Finance Committee. Motion seconded by Commissxoner McNeeee and
unanimously agreed.
On motion of Commissioner Warren and seconded by Commissioner
C _amPbell the Council unanimously approved requesting the County of
Palm Beach to ren~ler aid in eliminating the unsightly appear_an.ce on
and near to County roads, particularly Delray West Road resulting
from dumping of trash.
~ETING ADJOUR~D. R. D. WORTHII~
APPROVED:
RE~0LUTION NO. 1093.
A KESOLUTI01 OF THE CITY OOUNOIL OF THE 0ITY OF
DELRAY BEACH, FLORIDA, AUTHORIZIN~ THE CITY MAN-
AGER TO PROCEED WITH THE CONSTRI~TIO~ OF STOHN
D~INS ON CASUARINA ROAD IN SECTION ~H-1~ AS SHO~
ON STORM DRAI~AGE BYSTEM SURFE~ HILE T.H. 1868-E,
T0(}ETHER W/TH INSTAI/ATION OF CATCH BA~I~S, MAN'
HOLES AND ALL NECE~ APPURTENANCES
TI01 WITH SUCH STORM DRAINS.
MHEREAS, the City Council of the City of Delray Beach,
Florida, did, on the 2/~th da2 of February, 1958, determine to
proceed with the construction of sto~ drains togethe~ ~ in-
stallation of catch b~sins, ~-holea ~d all necess~ app~te-
~ces in conJ~ction with such sto~ drains on Ca,~i~ Road
in Section ~-1" as sho~ on Sto~ ~ai~ge Sy,tem S~ey ~ile
T. F. 1868-E, ~d
~EAm, the Resolution (No. 1091) therefore ~, been
duly published as required ~ ~e Ci~ Chafer, togethe~ wi~ a
notice that objections to said i~rovement would be he~ on
~ch 10th, ~d
~, no s~ficient objections ~ve been ~de to ,uch
proposed i~r~em~t,
NOW, ~0~, BE IT ~0L~ by the
Ci~ of ~l~y Beach, ~lo~ida, t~t' the Ci~ ~ge~ be
hereby i~t~cted ~o proceed with ~e conat~tion of
on C~i~ Road in Section "H-l" as sh~ on Sto~ ~i~e ~e-
rem S~ey File T. F.1868-E, toge~r with i~tal~tion of
ba,~, ~n-hole~ ~d ~1 neces8~ ~p~te~ces in o~J~ti~
wi~ such sto~ drains, acoo~i~ to ~e pl~ ~ ~eeifioat~
heretofore filed ~ ~ OiW Cl~k, ~d a
~e office of the Ci~ ~ser ~ kept ~en for in~eetl~ of
~e public.
P~ in Re~ Session on this ~e