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09-23-57 SEPTEMBER 23RD, 1957. A regular meeting of the City Council of Delray Beach, Florida was held in the Council Chambers in the City Hall, at 7:30 P.M. with Mayor George V. Warren in the Chair, City Manager W. E. Lawson Jr., City Attorney Harry T. Newett and the following commissianers being present, Col. Dugal G. Campbell, R. J. Holland and Catherine E. Strong. An opening prayer was delivered by Chaplain JamesT. Hayes. Commissioner Strong moved for approval of the Minutes for meetings held on September 9th and 10th. Motion seconded by Commissioner Campbell and unanimously agreed upon. City Manager Lawson submitted bids received for installation of a Sprinkler System at Teen Town Park: Delray Sprinkler Service $864.13 National Sprinkler = 795.00 Commissioner Holland moved that a four inch main distribution water line, cost of which had been previously estimated by the City Manager as approximately $2,500.00, be provided from N.W. Second Street northward on N.W. 10th Avenue to Teen Town Park to supply City Water for Sprinkler System and other facilities at Teen Town Center, the Pool building and Park, and that award for landscaping of Teen Town Park, from the bids submitted h¥ City Manager Lawson, at the regular meeting held on Sept. 9th: For landscaping the Park Make Blank's Nurseries $3,359.30 Boone's Nursery 3,384.00 Cartwright Nursery 2,750.00 Gold Coast Nurseries 2,214.00 For Parking Area Make Blank's Nurseries ~ 456.00 Boone's Nurseries 515.00 Hardrives, Inc. 395.00 for construction of a parking area on the north side of the park for a distance of approximately 260 ft. westward from N.W. 10th Avenue, and for the installation of a sprinkler system be award to the iow bidder, any funds necessary for such sprinkler system installation, in excess of unencumbered swimming pool allotment balance after consideration for landscaping and parking area expense, herein approved, be provided from Water Fund Unappropriated Surplus. Motion seconded hy Commissioner Strong and unanimously carried. The City Manager presented bids received for an automobile for use in the Police Department and Commissioner Campbell cited technical differences in the bids submitted, stating that, in his opinion, proper and complete solicitation had not been made. Commissioner Strong moved that this matter he tabled for further study. Motion seconded by Commissioner Campbell and upon call of roll - Commissioners Strong and Campbell, together with Mayor Warren voted in favor thereof, Commissioner Holland abstaining. Mayor Warren reminded the Council that this meeting had also been scheduled to hear objections, if any, to the proposed sale of the Golf Course, and further, that he had received the following letter of resignation, dated September 16th, 1957, from Mr. Warren G. Grimes, as a member of the Golf Commission: "I herewith submit my resignation as a member of the Golf Committee. I wish to thank the Council for the splendid cooperation I have received from you all. I request that my resignation be effective as of this date." Respectfully yours, /s/ WARREN G. Commissioner Strong moved to accept, with regret, the resignation of Mr. Warren G. Grimes from the ~olf Committee, and expressed the appre- ciation of the Council for the sincere efforts and accomplishments of SEPTEMB,~ 23rd, 1957 Mr. Grimes in the functions of the Golf Committee. Motion seconded by Commissioner R. J. Holland and unanimously agreed. Concerning-the proposed sale of the Golf Course, Mr. Fred Scott expressed his objection to its disposal by the City, feeling that a complete appraisal value should have been obtained including a complete history of all investments made therein and thereon. Mr. Scott inquired if, in case of sale, would there be ad-valorem taxes derived therefrom. City Attorney Harry T. Newett deferred a final expression of opinion pertaining thereto, pending a complete study of the terms and conditions of the sale, as provided in Resolution 1065 and amending Resolution 1069. Commissioner Campbell informed Mr. Scott and those present that it was the definite intent of the Council to furnish the public with all detailed information relating to this matter between now and date of Referendum, as it is not the intention of any city official to withhold any information relating, in any manner, to the proposed sale of the golf course. The Commissioner further suggested that Mr. Scott review the terms and conditions of said sale, which appeared to have been overlooked by Mr. Scott. Mr. C. Weldon Evaul expressed doubt that, in view of the terms and conditions of sale, this public auction was resulting in an outright sale and further that he felt the time for a referendum might be more wisely considered to be in order twenty-five years hence, at which time, by virtue of said terms and conditions of disposal, the City of Delray Beach may re-purchase the property. Mr. Ralph Knutsen inquired if results of a referendum would nec- essarily influence and affect sale consummation and was advised by the City Attorney that the City Charter does not require the Council to be influenced by the results of a referendum. City Manager Lawson then informed the Council the results of the Public Auction of the Golf CoUrse, held this day at 11:00 A.M. (E.S.T.) in conformance with the Charter requirements and previously established t~rms and conditions of sale, which auction reflected having received but one offer of purchase, that of the Grimes Foundation, through Mr. Warren G. Grimes in the amount of $$50,000.00. Commissioner Strong inquired of the City Attorney if tabling and deferring action on this offer of purchase until referendma is held would it affect the legality of acceptance procedure concerning said sale and was advised by the City Attorney that he did not be- lieve ~uch a delay in consideration would affect ultimate considering of said bid, by virtue of prior action of the Council pertaining to said proposed sale of the Golf Course. Following a five minute recess, Commissioner Campbell moved that a referendum be held on Tuesday, November Gth and that such special election is for the sole purpose of voting on the proposed sale of the Golf Course by the City of Delray Beach by the Freeholders. Motion seconded by Commissioner Holland and unanimously carried. Commissioner Campbell moved that consideration of the bid received at the public auction for the Golf Course be tabled until the day following the Referendum which shall be held on November Gth, 1957, and that such meeting, to be called by the Mayor, shall be for the sole purpose of such consideration. Motion seconded by Commissioner Holland and unanimously carried. Replying to Mrs. Lora Britt's reference to value of Referendum results, Commissioner Campbell stated "I believe I was elected to do what I believe to be right for the best interests of the City of Delray Beach, Florida, and that this Referendum will be provided for and the results therefrom will be definitely taken as a guide." City Manager Lawson read Ordinance No. G-272: AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CI~T OF DELRAY BEACH, FLORIDA, ANNEXING TO THE CITY THE FOLLOWING DESCRIBED TRACT OR PARCEL OF LAND LOCATED IN PALM BEACH COUNTY, FLORIDA, AND LYING CONTIGUOUS TO THE EXISTING MUNICIPAL LIMITS OF SAID CITY OF DELRAY BEACH. SAID LANDS BEING AND CONSTITUTING THAT CERTAIN PROPOSED SUBDIVISION KNOWN AS "TROPIC PALMS, PLAT NO. 1~ ACCORDING TO A PROPOSED PLAT THEREOF TO BE RECORDED IN THE OFFICE OF THE CLERK OF 'i~4E CIRCUIT COURT IN AND FOR PALM BEACH COUNTY, FLORIDA; AND PROVIDING FOR TH£ ZONING AND TAXATION SAID LANDS. (Attached he. reto is photostated copy ~2 ~Dr)dinance G-272) (see page No. 262 A' thru On the recommendation of Commissioner Campbell and the acceptance thereof by Mr. Henry. 3. Mellon and William H. Crimditch Jr., of So~th Coas~ De- velopmen~ Cor~ration, ~he words "Wa~er Supply Lines" was deleted from Section 4, Para. (f), Co~issioner S~rong moved ~ha~ Ordinanoe No. G-g7~ be ~ssed and adopted on ~his second and final reading. ~o~ion seconded by Co~issioner Holland and unanimously oarried. The City ~na~er info,ed %he Couno.il %ha% Mr. Roy We~r, of Broo~ay, Weber and Broo~ay, had offered reco~en~ions in letter da~ed Sep%e~er Z3rd, concernin~ assessmen~ prooedure for ~he proceed N. E. Second Drainage Improvemen~: Mr. ~wson Sep~e~r 23, 19S7 City Manager City of Delray Delray ~ach, Florida Dear Sir: In acoor~noe with your request, we have reviewed both %he 1951 im- provemen~ assessmen~ and ~he proceed N. E. 2nd S%ree~ assessmen~ in order ~o de~e~ine wha~ pro~r~ies would ~nefi~ additionally from presently proceed drainage improvement over and beyond ~nefi~s de- rived from ~he 1951 drainage project. Followin~ are cur ~hou~h~s and reco~enda~ions on ~he ~er: 1. Our drawinq, BM-SgS, indicates ~he drainage area contri~tinq ~o ~he proceed sewer, and is no~ necessarily intended %o delinia~e limits of ~he assessment. 2. ~e exac~ extent and de~ree of additional ~nefi~s ~yond ~hose derived from %he 1951 drainage project wo~ld ~ almost ~ssible ~o de~ermine and would ~herefore be diffi~l~ ~o sustain. 8. There is a% present, and ~here ~y be more in the future, areas %ha~ contribute other than rainwater ~o ~he s~o~ sewer system. In view of ~he above, i~ is recommended ~ha~ any area previously assessed for %he 1951 project, no~ ~ assessed for %he presen~ proceed project, exoep~ %hose con~ribu~in~ o~her ~han rainwater r~off from ~heir proper~y. We reco~end ~hat fer ~h~se con~ribu~in~ snob addi~ ~ional flow, %hat i% be assessed on ~he f~llowin~ ~sis, over and a~ve ~he noel s~are foo~ ~sis. For each 100 ~allons ~r minute or frao~ion ~hereof contributed %o ~he s~o~ sewer, a~ a s~s~an~ial continuous ra~e, ~ha~ i~ ~ assessed an e~ivalen~ of 10,000 square f~. of land area. Such Charge should no% ~ made unless 50,000 ~allons ~r m~re are so contributed .n an average week day. Ve~ ~ruly yours, BR~AY, WEBER & ~~AY, INC. /S/ Roy E. We r Co~issioner S~r~n~ moved ~ha~ ~his ~er be ~abled for f~her study and clarification. Mo~ion seconded ~ Commissioner Camp~ll and unanimously a~reed. Co~issioner 8~ron~ moved ~hat ~he City ~na~er obtain an appraisal of a city owned ~rcel of land described as "~ha~ ~r~ of the W~ of %he NE~ of the S.E.~ of the S.E.~ of Section 18-45-43, lyin~ wes~ of ~he S.A.L. ~ R/W" and %he privately owned ~reel of land desori~d as "~ha~ ~r~ of ~he W~ of ~he SE~ of lhe NE~ of %he SE~ of Section 18-4~-~3, lyin~ eas~ of ~he S.A.L. RR R/"", for ~he ~rpose of considering an exchanqe of said lands. Mo%ion seconded ~ Co~issioner Camp~ll and unanimously oarried. Co~issioner Holland moved %ha% the re,es% of Mr. C. Herriok Ha~ond for re-pla~ of "Ha~ond Proper~y" (Pla~ ~k 24, ~ge 248) ~ referred SEPTEiv~ER 23rd, 1957 to the Planning Board for study and recommendation. Motion seconded by Commissioner Strong and unanimously agreed. Commissioner Strong moved that the request of Mr. William M. Miller, concerning possible lease of city owned land south of 10th Street and abutting on the Unland Waterway, now being used by the Boat Club, be referred to the Planning Board. Motion seconded by Commissioner Holland and unanimously carried. City M~anager Lawson submitted a Model Sign "Delray Beach" in response to request of the Chamber of Commerce for construction of a sign at the north and south entrances to the City. Commissioner Strong moved that the Mayor be appointed a committee of one to prepare a contest for a sign, typical of the general area and accepted an amendment thereto by Commissioner Campbell that Arts Classes and High School Students be solicited for participa- tion and that suitable prizes be provided. Motion seconded by Commissioner Holland and unanimously agreed. The action of the Council, in the preceding paragraph was later rescinded by Commissioner Campbell, seconded by Commissioner Strong and unanimously agreed, as a result of Hank Cohen's suggestion that professional artists be contacted in order that most applicable de- signs might be furnished, and the City Manager was requested to study this project and submit his recommendation to the Council at the next regular meeting. City Manager Lawson then read Ordinance No. AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITer COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF DEL/~AY BEACH, FLORIDA, LEVYING T~HE ASSESSMENTS AS SHOWN ON THE ASSESSMENT ROLL SUBMITTED BY THE CITY MANAGER OF SAID CITY, CONCERNING THE CONSTRUCTION OF A SIDEWAI/f, FIVE (5) PEET IN WIDTH, ON THE EAST SIDE OF NOR~I~-WEST EIGHTH AVENUE FOR A DISTANCE OF NINE HUNDRED THIRTY-FOU~ (954) FEET NORTHWARD PROM A POINT SIXTY (60) FEET NORTH OF THE CENTERLINE OF N. W. SECOND STREET. (Attached hereto is photos.tared copy of Ordinance G-~.71) (see Page 262 E'& 262 F) Commissioner Holland moved that Ordinance No. G-271 be passed and adopted on this second and final reading. Motion seconded by Commissioner Strong and unanimously carried. The City Manager read Ordinance No. AN ORDINANCE RELATING TO ZONING; AMENDING PARAGRAPH 9. OF CHAPTER 29-7 (c) OF THE CODE OP ORDINANCES OP DELRAY BEACH, FLORIDA, BY PROVIDING TO PERMIT TWO WSLL N S TO (AttaC~seedohereto is ~otostated copy of Ordinance page 262 Commissioner Strong moved that Ordinance No. G-273 be passed and adopted on this second and final reading. Motion seconded by Com- missioner Holland and unanimously agreed. On motion of Commissioner Campbell, the Mayor called for an open meeting on Monday, September 30th, with duly appointed member of the Council, the City Manager, the Police Chief and also the City Attorney together with a representative from each of the following: Juvenile Court of Palm Beach County, P.T.A., Civic Clubs, and all churches for the p.urpose of consideration concerning adoption of a curfew ordinance. Motion seconded by Commissioner Strong and unanimously carried. City Manager Lawson presented bills, in the amonnt of $10($90.72, for approval, and Commissioner Holland moved that same be paid sub- ject to the approval of the Finance Committee. Motion seconded by Commissioner Campbell and unanimously agreed. Commissioner Holland moved that the applications for a beer license at ~elly's Sandwich Bar, 128 No. Federal Highway, and a liquor license at ~ay's Liquors, Tropic Isles Trading Center, be approved. Motion seconded by Commissioner Campbell and upon call of roll - Commissioners Holland, campbell together with Mayor Warren voted in favor thereof, Commissioner Strong being opposed. Commissioner Strong moved that an "Examiners Board", as provided for in Ordinance No. G-270, be created as follows: Member Alternate Member General Contractor Charles W. Trieste Thcs. E. Woodbright Jr. Engineer Ralph Bird Architect C. Herrick Hammond Richard T. Hanna Lawyer William L. Carpenter Charles Byron Sub-Contractor Wm. J. Snow III Bert B. Boldt Ex-officio Col. Dugal G. Campbell Motion second by Commissioner Holland and unanimously carried. Commissioner Campbell moved that, due to an apparent omission in the Zoning Ordinance G-254, concerning certain setback requirements as provided in the old Zoning Ordinance, same be referred to the Planning/Zoning Board for clarification and recommendation, and that until such time as this matter is clarified and established the Building Inspector govern himself in acceptance of the apparent intent of the original Zoning Ordinance relative to front, rear and side yard set- backs, as shown in the Code. Motion seconded by Commissioner Holland and unanimously agreed. Commissioner Holland moved that the salary of the City Manager, for the ensuing fiscal year, overlooked in the preparation of the Budget, be increased five (5) percent over the current amount. Motion seconded by Commissioner Campbell and unanimously carried. Commissioner Holland moved that renewal of the "Gratis" liquor license for the Delray Beach Country Club be issued. Motion seconded by Commissioner Strong and unanimously agreed. City Manager Lawson informed the Council that Chaplain James T. Hayes is intending to be absent from the city this coming year. Commissioner Campbell moved that the City Manager be requested to contact the President of the Delray Beach Ministerial Association asking that group to accept the responsibility of providing for a chaplain at all regular meetings of the Council. Motion seconded by Commissioner Holland and unanimously carried. Commissioner Strong informed the Council that the Garden Club is sponsoring beautification of the Cemetery and received unanimous Council approval for obtaining four (4) palm trees from the water works grounds on motion by Commissioner Campbell, seconded by Commissioner Holland. Commissioner Campbell moved that the City of Delray Beach provide $500.00 from Unappropriated Surplus Funds to aid the Garden Club in its beautification program as only concerns the Delray Beach Cemetery improvement. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Holland and unani- mous ly agreed. MEETING ADJOURNRD. ~W~.~W//~~~... Clerk APPROVED: N~AYOR O~DIEANCE NO. G-2~2. __.. AN ORDINANCE OF THE CiTY COUI~CiL OF T~ OF D~Y B~CH, F~RiDA, ~2~i_~ TO TI~ CI~ T.~ FO~OWZNG D~CRiB~ TP~CT 0R PAIiCEL "'r F~R iDA ~D LYinG CONTIGUOUS TO T~ ~ISTMNG ~iCIPAL L~ITS OF SAiD Ci~ ~ DE~Y B~CH. ~iD ~DS BErG ~ND CONSTITUTinG T~T C~TA~ PROPOS~ SUBDIVISIOE ~0~ ~ "TROPIC PkU, ~T NO. 1" ~CCO~iDiNG TS A PROPOS~ ~T T~}~EOF TO DE RE- C~ ~ ~ OFFICE OF THE C~K Oi~ T?~ C~CUIT COURT ~ ~D FOR PA~ B~C~¢ CO~, FL0?~DA; ~ PROVID~G FOR THE ZONinG ~D T~TION 0~' SAiD ~DS. W~S, the City ~o~cil of ~e City of Delray Be~ch, Florida, has determined that the here~after described l~d conti~ous ~o the ~xisti~ ~icipal bo~dary !in~s of the City of Delray Beach, Pa~ ~eacn Count~, ~orida; ~d W~S, SOOth COAST DE~E~P~T CO~RPORATtOE, a Florida ¢o~oration, is t~ so~ fee sidle title holder of the property described here~, and said Co~ora~ion has heretofore by its Petition for ~exation, consented ~d give~, permission for the a~exation of said property by the City cz~ Delray Beach; WH~¢S, the Cit~ of D~]ray Beach, r~!orida, has here- t-'~fo~ b~e~ authorized to aa~;~ l~s ~ accor, da~-~ce with its charter grated it oy the State of :~lorida: NOW, T~PI~O'~, DE iT ORDAINED DY T~iE CiTY ~'~ ~'~ ~;iTY O~,~ DEL~Y b~,**, ~'IL~i~A, AS ?OL~WS: SECTi~~.~ That the City Co.cji ~f the oitj of Delray Beac~, Pa~. Deech Co~unty, Florida, do~s hereby amnex tu said City t~e fol!owkns d~scribcd tract or p~cel of 1~ !oca~ed Palm Beach Co,~.ty~ :~lorida, which lies coat'~ ,ouoa,.: to t~e exist- ~i to-wit ' ~g bo:o~daries ,~I' .~aid ~ ty, . Beg~inS at the Quoter Section Corner ~ t~ south llne of said Section 29; thence west along said so:.,.~h section !in,, a dist~ce el' 447.36 feet (for~ conven- ience the sou~ lfme of said Section 29 is ass~ed to be~ East-West ~d all other bearings ~sed here~ are relative thereto); thence North, a dis~s:tce of 1~50.60 feeZ to a point in the arc .~l' a c~ve con- cave to the northeast bHvir~z a ra'~'].~.~s of ].}-;19.93 feet, ~d whose t~gont makes ~ ~.~!e wit:,, the pre- cedlx'z:~ coarse, ,r:~,a~red from south to northwest, of 159 03 12 , t~¢ence northerly alon~ the arc of said curve, ~v~g ~ central ~le of 20°56'48", a dist~ce of 519.11 feet to the end of said c~ve; thence continue North ~ong the t~gent to said c~ve, a distm~ce of ~44.32 feet to the beginn~g of a c~ve concave to thc southwest havl~ a radius of 1340 feet ~d a central angle of ~3°10,50"; thence nort~esterly a!on~] thc ~c of said cu~e, a dist~ce of ~009.88 feet to the end of said cu~e; thence N. 46~49'10" E., along a radius to said c~ve, a dlst~ce of 215 feet to the beginn.lng of a c~ve concave to the southeast havir~g a radius o~ 815.30 ~eet ~ a central ~gle of 43° 10' 50"; thence northerly and easterly along the arc of said c~ve, a distance of 6~,~ feet to the en.J oi' said -1- a df stance ~f M;1.O) ~' to ' . concave ts th~ northwest !~av':' ~' ~' a'nd 0_ c~ntral agie oi' 57© ' ,~, ~5" e~'~". ;.., along the arc el' said curva, a dis'-'~x,,~o~' .... .~ ~,,.~'v.02, feet to the~ end of said c'~ve; thence S. ].)o~,~5,, E. along a radlas to said curve, a diet.ce of ~ fe~t beg~g of a c~ve concave to the southwest~mv' ::u~' a radius of 26~.9~_ feet and a central a~gle of 18°30'03'; thence southeasterly along the arc of said c~vo, a distance of 8~.~6 feet to a po~t ~ a lJ'~ l~aral!el to the south liz~e of said 3oction 29; the':c~ East aloha said parallel l~e, m~i~ ~ ~gle witl, t[~o tangent of the precedin.~j described c~v¢, ~ueasurea from north- west to ear, t, of lll° l~' 47" , a distm~cu o1' ~91.Y5 feet to t he beginni~ of a c~ve conca~,~ t~. tae having ~ ~adius o1' ~ feet sx~d a cer,tral ~';;~le of 56o.ago, 50"; thence s~u~tieast~r!~, alo~ t~e arc oi' said c~ve, a distame of 94.60 feet %o tho e~'~l of said c~ve; thence N. ~6° ~2' ~0" E. along a line mak~6 ~le with the t~gent of the orecedL~ descri0ed c~we of 90° 0,, a distance oi' 20~.~ feet; thence S.2°~9'3~" E., a dist~lce of 1208 ~; '~ o 10" .,., feet; thence N. o:) ~3' W~, a dist~ce of 6~0.?0 feet; thence S. 2° 40' 2~" E., a distance .~ 692.9~ feet; thence S. 89° ~4' ~0" E., a distance of 672.54_ ~oe,~ ~ ~; thence S. 2° 49' 35" E., a distance of ~385~ .~ feet; thence S. ~9° 58' ~"~ ~.-', a dist~ce o.f i!O.~z feet, moro or ~ess to t ~ , ::e westerly right of wa~ line oY the Flori4a East Coa~ i~ailway Co~any; thenc~ S. 8°0'30'' W. a].oi~g said westerly right of way l~e, a dist~ce el' 698.62 feot, ~n..~re or less, to the South l~e of sai.a Section 29; t:~once West alo~ the south line of sai~ Section 29, a distance of 1334~96 feet, more or less, to the point of beo..~.~ng, a~o l0 to 27, ~clusive, Block 4, Tract "A", r~;d all of Block 7, ly~ north of the south l~e of said Section 29, DED-RATON PARK, according to the plat thereof recorded in Plat Book ~, Pages 9 and 10, ~blic Records of Pa~ Beach Cowry, I~lorida. SECTION ~. That the b.o~.daries of the City of Delray Beach are hereby redef~ed so as to ~clude there~ the a0ove described tract of lm~d, s~d said lm~ds are hereby decl~ed to be tn t]~.::~ corporate l~its oi' the Clty oI' Delray ~ach, Florida. SECTION 3. ~Une :-~.._~-~e~.t-. ;~...:~ ~[r:a~.o~e described and herein ~uexea to the Clty oi~ De'.'~a) ~oeac~, P torida, sr~ll not be t~ed for ad-valorem taxes in e~:cess of ~ ~ual t~ of ~lO.O0 per lot as sho~ on said proposed plat of SOUTH COAST D~ELOP~T CORPOR- ATIOI~, for ten years fro~ the date of the enactment of ~is ordin~c~. ~ the event, however, ~y such lot is sold, tr~sferred or otherwise disposed of by ~UTH C~ST D~P~T CORPO~TI~, or ~ the event ~y building is constructed on any lot, then such lot shall be subject t~ normal taxation, including the bonded o~ess, oY' the City oi' Del~,ay Beach, ~'lorlda. SECTION ~. The property ~here~above described and here~ m~c~:ed to the Cit~ of Dclray Beach, ~lorida, is t~en ~to said city ~der the followi:~[~ zon~,, regulations ~d conditions: -2- La) Residence 'R-lA' district applicable to all n~mbered lots shown on "TROPIC PALH8, PLAT NO. 1', except those n~bered I through 22, inclusive; 243 through 263, inclusive; and 501 thru: 514, inclusive. (b) Residence 'R-2" district applicable to lo~s n~bered 1 through 22, inclusive; 243 throu~ 263, inclusive: ~,nd 501 thru 514, inclusive. (c) Co~erclal "C-2~ district applicable to all letters6 lots~ (d) That for the n~bered lots the setback for sald property shall be in accordance ~lth paragraph 3, and the minlm~ square Footage building requirements s~li be in cordance ~lth paragraph 1 (b) of the Reservations and ~estrictive Covenants, attached to the Petition for ~nexation ma~ked ~Exh~blt B" although In some instances the same may differ o~ deviate From the requirements under the zoning o~dinances of the City of Delray Beach. (e) 'rhe ~ater main~ ~o be installed in t~ said area (bu~ not the service, connections ~o private property) shall become, Vroperty of the City and the City shall /'urnl~h water to t[~e habJtan(s of sajd property at the same rates charged lo other ~ater- consumers tn the City of Delray Beach. (f) The C.~ty of l)elray Beach shall pay one-bMr (1/2) of the ~ross expense of purchasing and installing all wat, er mains ~iti~n public rights-of-way and zasements and the SOUTH COAST ~VELOI-)~F;NT CO~'U~ATIo~ ..shall pay ,,ne-half (1.~/2) of said expense, provided that said gro~ e~pense shall be ft~"~t approved by the City of Delray Beach. 5oUTH COASf I){~,VLI~OP~a gT C0~Oi(~'FION shall a~vance the said gross l~ .¢.e, and the City of ~,elray [)each sha]l pa> its share of ~ne ab(.,ve mentioned expense by paying to SOUTH ~.OA5I' DEV~OP~NT (.O~'ui~TiON fifty per cent (50~o) each year of the sut'),lus ~ater revenues; received by the City ~rom the lands shown on T~OPIC PM,HS P~T No. 1~ until the entire share of the City paid, such surplus to be determined In accordance ~lth O~lnance No. 6-265, of the City of Delray Beach~ Flo,'ida, passed July 5th, 1957. SECTION 5. That the City of Delray Beach shall request the Legislature of the State of Florida, at its regular session in 1959, to full,ate by la~ the annexation off the above described lands. SECTION 6. ~OUTn CO~T DE~LOP}~,NT COHI'Ot~TION may impose upon ~e aforesaid premises the Reservations and Restrictive Cove- hunts set forth In 2xhlbit B attached to the Petition for tion by recording said 3eservations and Restrictive (:ovenants the Public l(ecords of Palm Beach County. P~SED In regular Session on the second and final reading on this the 23rtl day of September, A. D. 1957. 1st aeading .~tember 9, .19~7 2nd Reading __ September 23~957 9/-9 Oe~obe~ ~th, · 0 WIK)M XT MAY O01JOBBIt X, BOBBRT D. ¥ORTIXIO, OXt'y Olor.k Lu amd for. t. bo Gatt e£ DoIz'a7 Beaoh, ]'alto Beach Oounty', Flei,Ada, do ho~olrr eex. ttf~' that tho lantirn annexmd 1try Ox.dinanee 11o, O..~'T2 of tho O:tty of Do~ Boaoh, Floz~da~ am d4so?ibed ~n PotZtXon ~o? t~on of sLtd lands by Pefor~no® to the hp (Flat) subus~tted b~ PotX~LoMF &nd on fXle ~n m~ offXoo are loaatod Xn ISootXou tJonty4tno (L"I). llounship forty-Six (~t6) South, lense ~[h~oo (~t3) last. 11 Mi~fllS8 ~RBOF X have tiLLs day eot my hand and &fftzed tbs erf~etal hal er tho Otty or Dol~t~ bash, Florida, Al OBDIY~NCE OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF TH~ THE ASSlSSMBITS A~ SHOW~ O! THB ASSB88- ~FE ROLL S~ BY TWa CIT! OF SAID CZ"I~ CO]ICBR]IZ]IG THE COJSTRU~TZO~ OF · SIDIM·LX, FlYZ (~) I~T THB EAST SIDB OY IOITH. UBaT BIQBTH AVBIOB YOR · DISTIJiCB OF 1131B I[UIIDII~) THIJI1~-FOUR so) FIST OF THE M]~BIASt tho City Manager of the City o£ Delray Beaeh~ Flor/da.has, ia pursuance to tho Charter of fald City, Bitted to tho City Co. nell for approval, & report of the cost, and the assessment ~oX1 for tho eonstruetion of a Sidewalk__ five (5) feet in width, on the hst aide of Borthwest Eighth Avenue, for a distance of nine hundred thirty-four (93k') feet nortJava~d STem a point sixty (60) feet north of the Centerlino of I.Wo Second Street, and ~, Said report and asseesuent roll were approved by the City C_eu~etl in regular seas/on on the 26th day of August, A. D., 1957, and ~H~BBAS, due notice concerning said assessnent roll given by adverttseBont by the City Clerk, in aecordanoe with the City Charter of said City, for the purpose of hearing ob- Jections to said assessment roll, and WHKBZAB, no sufflelent obJeettons were reeeived to the eonfi~matioa ef the assessnsnt roll, IOWj THEBBY0BB, l~ IT 0BDAIIKD by the City Counell of the City of Delray Beach, Florida, aa · 8BCTI01 1. The asseesBonte, aa shown on the Said asseernent fell, whieh ia annexed hereto and Bade a part hereof are hereby levied against thepropertyprol shown and in the aBounts specified )satd assessment roll, said aseessnsnts to he paid ia ~ equal ammal installments, together with interest at tho rate of eight (8) per sent per ammm, the _first ia~tallnsnt bo- eoBing due and payable on 0etober 23rd, 1.9~7, and on the day .of_0etober for the next ensuing two (2) ye&raj and Mid speoxaA assesoaoat, so levied shall be a lien fro~ the date the assessuont beeonss effective upon tho respective lets and par- eels of land described in Said assassBont roll, of the same ~a- tu~e and to tim same extent aa tho lien for general taxes, and shall be eelleetible in the Oam~ mr and with the same pemal- ties and under tho Samoprov/sieus aa te sale and forfeiture aa City Taxes are ealleetlble. PA~D in Bogular Session on seeond and f/hal reading sa this the 231M day of September, A. D., 1957. SEP ~ 3"" ~"r ' ' · SSES~' ,;~i ROLL Construction of & ~:~de~aLk, f:~ (~) feet ~e ~st S~de of ~.~. 8~ ~~ for a d~s~ce feet ~r~~ ~ol a po~t ~ feet nor~ of t~ cen~r- ~nt ~e~nt Tot~ ~ 1~ of I 327 of ~.~ & L~e Willim e 13~ of Block 2 ~ I.e. ~ ~, City ~ 62.6~ I 1~ of 8 3~ of ~d~o ~~ 3~ 8t~et) bach ~ blolut~on Io. 10~ S hmofmmt bB (lot) 1~.~ BE IT OItDAI}~D BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF DELa,~Y Section 1. Paragraph 2 of Chapter 29-7(c) of the Code of mances 9f the City of Delray Beach, Florida, ls amended to read; ~ere a lot or parcel off l~d has an area less ~ the abgve and vas a lot of record at the tt~ of the effective date of this o~inance, sal~l lot ~y be ~ed for a one or two family dvelllng provided ~e stnts~ side, front ~d rear yard requiree~ts as set forth herein are coMl~ed ~ith. ' P~ tn re~lar session on ~e second a~ final reading on .~s ~e 23~ day off Sept~ber, ~. D. 1957. ~xYoa [st Reading September 9t 1957 tnd Readln~ Sep tembe.r 23f ' 1957