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10-28-57 October 28th, 1957. 2?3 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 Council Members betng'present, Col. Dugal G. Campbell, Mr. R. J. Holland, Mrs. M. K. Holland and Mrs. Catherine E. Strong. An opening prayer was delivered by Rev. Robert G. Morey. Commissioner Campbell moved for approval of the Minutes for the regular meeting of the Council held on October 14th, as written. Motion seconded by Commissioner R. J. Holland and unanimously agreed. Mayor Warren then read the names of those qualified candidates for Councilman, filed as of 5:00 P.M., Monday, October 28th, 1957, John Banting J. LeRoy Croft Edgar M. Fisher Fred B. McNeese Arthur J. Michael George W. Talbot Jr Dr. W. C. Williams Jr and extended a welcome to all qualified candidates. City Manager Lawson reminded the Council that Resolution No. lO71, adopted on October 14th, scheduled this meeting for a Public Hearing concerning the proposed installation of storm drains on N. E. 2nd Street between Swinton Avenue and the Intra-coastal Waterway and also on N.E. 3rd Avenue between 2nd and ~th Streets. Mr. C. J. Manson, speaking on behalf of twenty-seven property owners, in the neighborhood of N.E. 4th Street between Swinton Ave and the F.E.C. RR., protested this proposed drainage improVement on the basis that said property owners did not believe their prop- erties would be.~benefitted to the extent they would doubtless be assessed, and requested the Council to defer action on a Resolution providing for such improvement to-proceed until further study of a determined benefitted area could be made. Mr. A. J. Michael inquired if such an improvement would tie in with an over-all sewage disposal system which will be necessary~in the near future, and further that ~he did not believe satisfactory drainage to the Waterway could be effected at high tide. Mr. Harry McKean, a registered engineer, protested the proposed assessment and .determined benefitted area,and further felt that the intended size of tho drains should be increased to tie-in wi th the outfalls of tho State Road Board to be provided in conjunction with the road improvement through Delray Beach, by the S.R.D. on E. Fifth and Sixth Avenues. Mr. McKean £urther believed it would be wise to defer this proposed improvement until the State's program was known. Commissioner Campbell moved that, due to many factors involved in this proposed drainage improvement, this project be tabled until next meeting at which time the Council will consider a Report which is requested be provided by a committee, composed of the City Manager, the City Engineer, Col. Fabens of the Planning Board, and Mr. Harry J. McKean, which committee ~shall arrange a oonference with the Share Engineer to determine to what extent that office will co-operate with the City as it is possible that the contemplated road improvement may be used tG advantage in helping to solve our drainage problem. Motion .seconded by Commissioner R. J. Holland and unanimously agreed. ~ Mr. John ManSweden and Mr. Lee Smith, of the Chamber of Commerce, displayed a sample of the p~oposed Christmas Lighting Program deco- ration and assured the Counci~l that their request of $1,000.00 aid from the. City would preclude any further similar request for such program for a three(3) year period. Commissioner R. J. Holland moved that the City donate, to the Chamber of Commerce, $1,000,00 for thc ChristmasLighting Program subject to the above understanding with Mr. Smith and Mr. VanSweden. Motion seconded .by Commissioner Ca~mpbell and unanimously carried. Mr. VanSweden informed the Council that arrangements had been made with Florida Power & Light whieh will assure the street Christ- mas Lighting to be effected November 18th, 0CT~BER 28th, 19~? - 2 - City Manager Lawson then submitted the following Bids received for one Triple Combination Fire Truck of 500 G.P.M. capacity and an alternate Bid on a 7%0 G.P.M. capacity: 500 G.P.M. 750 G.P.M. American Fire Apparatus Co., $15,520.00 $15,715.00 American LaFrance Corp., 1.~,595.00 1~,7~5.00 Howe Fire Apparatus Co., 1~,653.00 1~,800.00 Universal Fire Apparatus Co., 17,1~3.98 17,669.98 Commissioner R. J. Holland moved to award contract ~or a 750 GPM Combination Fire Truck, in accordance with specifications furnished, to the low bidder as recommended by the City Manager and Chief of the Fire Department~ Motion seconded by Commissioner Strong and unanimously agreed.. Mayor Warren informed the Council of having received acknow- ledgments from Governor LeRoy Collins, Sec. of State R. A. Gray and State Treasurer J. Edwin Larson, for telegrams sent by the Mayor in protest to the naming of a University in Tampa -" University of South Florida." The ultimate name of this University wa~, however, University of South Florida as recommended by the State Board of Control and accepted by the State Board of Education. The City Manager then read Resolution No. 1072: RESOLUTION DECLARING CERTAIN LANDS IN THE CITY OF DELRAY BEACH, FLORIDA, .TO CONSTI- TUTE A NUISANCE IN VIOLATION OF CHAPTER 15 OF THE CITY CODE & ORDINANCE G--147, (See Photo Copy of Res. 1072, pages278J~ th~u 278-G) Commissioner Campbell moved that Resolution No. 1072 be Passed and Adopted on this first and final reading. Motion seconded by Commissioner Strong and unanimously carried· City Manager Lawson then read Resolution No. 1073: A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY OF DELRAY BEACH, ' FLORIDA, ASSESSING COSTS FOR ABATING NUI- SANCES UPON CERTAIN LANDS LOCATED WITHIN SAID CITY: SETTING OUT ACTUAL COSTS IN- CURRED BY SAID CITY TO ACCOMPLISH SUCH A- BATEMENT OF SAID NUISANCES AND LEVYING THE COST OF SUCH ABATEMENT, AND DECLARING SAID LEVY TO BE A LIEN UPON SAID PROPERTY IN AN AMOUNT AS SHOWN BY REPORT OF THE CITY MANAGER OF DELRAY BEACH_ FLORIDA. _ (See Photo copy of Res. 1073 , pages 27~-H th~u 278-K.) Commissioner Strong moved that Resolution No. 1073 be passed and adopted on this first and final reading. Motion seconded by Commissioner M. K. Holland and unanimously agreed. Mayor Warren inquired if the City was not in a position .to main- rain clearance of vacant lots following the initial clearance by the owner of the property and was advised by the City Manager that the present City Council had determined that the City was unable to fi- nance such a program. Commissioner Campbell requested the City Manager and City Attorney to provide some method of stepping up the lot clearing program and to also solicit the co-operation of Milk Dealers and Distributors in eliminating the accumulation of empty bottles and cases at various corners in the city. City Manager Lawson read the report from the Planning Board date~ October 19th, concerning Mr. O. C. Plaxico's deviation request for the Arvilla Hotel. Commissioner Strong moved to accept the recommendati0n~'of the Planning Board and to grant the request of Mr. Plaxico con~erning an addition to the S~rvilla Hotel of an enclosed porch on the west end of the hotel. Motion seconded by Commissioner Campbell and unanimously agreed. OCTOBER g~Btb, 19~?. The City Nanager then read the Planning Board's report of October 21st, relative to Ordinance No. G-275 - "To regulate Cornices and Eaves, Projections and Encroachments, Walls and Fences" - which had been referred back to the Planning Board at the regular meeting held on October 14th for clarification, and followed by reading amended Ordinance No. G-275'. AN ORDINANCE RELATING TO ZONING, SUPPLENENTING SECTION 29-?e6 0F THE CODE OF ORDINANCES OF THE CITY OF DELRAY BEACH, FLORIDA, TO REGULATE AND RESTRICT CORNICES AND EAVES, PROJECTIONS AND ENCROACH~ENTS, WALLS AND FENCES IN THE CITY OF DELRAY BEACH, FLORIDA. Commissioner Campbell moved to place Ordinance No. G-275 on first reading. Notion seconded by Commissioner Strong and unanimously carried, City Nanager Lawson submitted the Planning Board's Report of Oc- tober 21st concerning the request of William N. Niller to lease Waterway frontage adjacent to and south of Rio Del Rey Shores. Nr. Joe Kern informed the Council that the proposed lease was similar to that of the City Docks lease. Commissioner Strong stated that as a member of the Finance Com- mittee she considers the terms offered too low and the proposed life of the requested lease too long. Commissioner Campbell moved that said request of Nr. William ~iller, for lease of Waterway frontage referred to in preceding par- agraph, be denied. Notion seconded by Commissioner R. Jo Holland and unanimously agreed~ The City Nanager presented the Planning Board's Report of October 21st concerning the subdivision proposed by Ellen D. Wightman and Louise D. Nee. de, between N.~, 12th and 14th Avenues and abutting on the south side of second street. ~[r. Curtis Dodson, speaking for the developers, assured the Coun- cil that the Subdividers would provide, by dedication, a strip of land on the west end of the subdivision, as requested by the Planning Board, to provide for the extension of N.W. l~th Avenue, as indicate~ in red on proposed plat of said S/D previously submitted, and fur- ther to sign an agreement, subject to approval by the City Nanager, that paving 22 feet wide, rather than 20 feet as shoWn, and public easements for utilities would be provided. Commissioner Campbell moved to accept the Planning Board's recom- mendation, subject to all conditions outlined therein, and tc approve the amended sketch of the proposed S/D, subject to final plat in- corporating the amendments as shown on said sketch hereby approved, and further subject to the City ~anager~s approval of such agreement as referred to above. ~otion seconded by Commissioner R. J. Holland and unanimcusly carried,.~ City Nanager Lawson the~ read the Planning Board's Report dated October 25th concerning a replat og a portion of Section 4 - Tropic Isles to provide for a proposed plRn for improvement of drainage in Tropic ~alms S/D and the neighboring S/D of Hidden Valley, which will also include a canal through Tropic Isle - Section 4. This proposed drainage improvement causes a replat of Lots N-4, N-~, N-6, N-y, 490 thru 496 inclusive,4500 thru 503 inclusive, 534, 557 thru ~67 inclu sire, in said Sec. of Tropic Isle S/D, as shown on sketch sub- mitted. ~r, Henry J. Nellon and Nr. William Grimditch of North Tropic Isles, Inc., assured the Council of the benefits tc be obtained in this proposed drainage improvement, and of paramount importance prior to any further consideration relative to additional annexation of lands in Tropic Palms. commissioner Campbell moved for tentative acceptance of Nellon's submitted replat of Sec, 4 - Tropic Isle, pending negotia- tions between the County Commission, North Tropic Isles, Inc., South Coast Development Corp., (Tropic Palms) and any other parties as to final acceptance of the canal location by the various parties in- volved, as recommended by the Planning Board. Notion seconded by Commissioner Strong and unanimously agreed. The City l~lanager then read the Planning Board's Report of October R6th concerning plans of Nr. L. D. Tenerelli for proposed construc- tion on Lots 2, 3, 4, 5, ll, 12 and 13, Block l, Ocean Park, Delray Beach, Florida, copy of which Report is attached to and forms a part of these minutes. -4- ~/Y- OCTOBER 28th, 276 ' Att'y. Neil E. MacMillan, representing Mr. 'renerelli, advised of having met with the Planning Board on October 21st at which time a majority of the Board were in favor of approving the proposed plans submitted by Mr. Tenerelli, and that he had not been notified of the Planning Board again meeting on October 25th to reconsider this matter, at which latter meeting the Board reversed its previous ap- proval. Mr. John Thayer expressed the desire of the Beach Tax Payers League that the City Council ~hold the Eoning Code and its contents, particularly Sections 1% and l~ thereof, and not deviate from the established Brockway Line, but, if deviation is to be considered, that a Public Hearing be provided. Attorney MaeMilla~ reminded the Council of the action by property owners on Atlantic A .enue in dedicating land for the widening of said Atlantic AvenUe, 'asea u~ an understanding that their front proper~y line, prior to dedication, remain the same for future set-back re- quirements, and further, referred to action of the Council at the regular meeting of June 24th, 1957, which caused Mr. Tenerelli to expend considerable money in preparation of Plans and provisions for improvement of said lands. City Attorney Harry T. Newett stated that, concerning Covenants between parties, no legislation shall impair on the terms of any legal contract, and further informed the Council that under existing circumstances, no legal obligation requires the City to pay for the 17 feet accepted from Mrs. Grace Weir in 1947, per Resolution No. 640. Following a general discussion 8f actions taken by prior Councils, relative to this matter, and terms, if any, under which the City of Delray Beach accepted the E 17 ft thereof, Commissioner Campbell moved that this item be tabled until the next regular meeting, two weeks hence, to allow further study and possible added legal advice. Motion seconded by Commissioner R. J. Holland and upon Call of Roll Commissioners Campbell, R. J. Holland, M. K. Holland and Mayor Warren voted in favor thereof, Commiss~oner Strong being opposed. Commissioner Campbell moved for appointment of Mr. J. Stuart Lank- ton to the Planning Board and Eoning Commission for a period of five (5) years as reco~mmended by the remaining members of the Board. Mo- tion seconded by Commissioner Strong and unanimously agreed. Commissioner Campbell moved to deny the request of Mr. Joe Johnson for a Beer & Wine License at 27 N.W. 5th Avenue, due to proximity of churches. Motion seconded by Commissioner Strong and unanimously c art i ed. Commissioner Campbell inquired of the City Attorney as to what power the City might possess to require better controls of activities in and around Georgia Town Tavern and the Attorney read excerpt of the Charter, pertaining to violations necessary to cause revocation of a License. Commissioner Strong moved that Georgia Town Tavern be advised to clean-up the Tavern and evidence complete control of its activities within thirty (30) days or expect to be called before the Council. Motion seconded by Commissioner Campbell and unanimously agreed. Commissioner Campbell moved that Bills, in the amount of $21,892.1%, as presented by the City Manager, be paid subject to approval of the Finance Committee. Motion seconded by Commissioner M. K. Holland and unanimously carried. Commissioner 'Campbell moved that the request of Jehovals Witnesses, for permit to use a fire-proof tent on December let only, and the re- quest of the Sherman William Post Number 188 for a permit to use a fire-proof tent November llth thru November 16th in conjunction with their annual carnival provided by Miller Amusement Carnival, be granted. Motion seconded by Commissioner R. J. Holland and unani- mously agreed. Commissioner Campbell moved that the City Manager be requested to take forceful action, at once, against the property owners who are renting premises not equipped with running water nor water closets or toilets, and are forcing tenants to use privies, as continued viola- tions might well cause an epidemic. Motion seconded by Commissioner Strong and unanimously carried. Mayor Warren read a Notice received from the Florida League of Municipalities advising of the Annual Convention being scheduled for November 17th to 19th inclusive, at Daytona Beach, with headquarters being located at The Daytona Plaza Hotel, and recommended that the 277 League be notified, with regret, if it is determined that no repre- sentatives of Delray Beach will be able to attend. City Manager Lawson informed the Council of having received a request from the Royal Palm Ice Company for an extension of time to provide for excess water disposal due to their fiscal year op- eration and Commissioner Campbell moved to grant said request for ninety (90) days from January 1st, 1958. Motion seconded by Com- missioner R. J. Holland and unanimously agreed. Mayor Warren read the following letter from Seacrest High School P.T.A. October 16, 1957. CITY COMMISSION, Delray Beach, Florida. Gentlemen: The Executive Board of the Seacrest High School Parent Teacher's Association at their meeting on October 15th, 1957, greed that they are not in favor of a Curfew Ordinance for Del- ray Beach. They have not had an opportunity to bring this matter before the total membership of the association. Yours very truly, SEACREST HIGH SCHOOL P.T.A. /S/ Ralph A. Hughson Pres. Commissioner Campbell moved to authorize the City Manager to enter into a month to month contract with Mr. Ernie Deutsch for rental of the property at S.E.2nd Avenue and 1st Street, on Lot 18, Block 77, for continued use of same by the "Youth Center". Motion seconded by Commissioner Strong and unanimously carried. Commissioner R. J. Holland moved to authorize execution of an Agreement with the F.E.C. RR., for installations of Water.Mains be- neath the R.R. property at N.E. 3rd Street and S,E. 6th Street. Mo- tion seconded by Commissioner Campbell and unanimously a~eed. Mayor Warren presented an invitation, just received, from Mr. F. H. Christie, Chairman, Airports Board, extended to officials of the City of Delray Beach, to attend the Official Opening of Nassau's International Air Terminal Building by His Excellency Sir Raynor Arthur, K.C.M.G., C.V.O. at 4:30 P.M. on the 16th of November, and being unable to attend, due to prior commitment, suggested that Vice Mayor R. J. Holland and Commissioner M. K. Holland arrange to attend this Opening. MEETING ADJOURNED. / APPROVED: City Clerk MA'YOR ~5, Chapter 15 of the City Code and 0~dlnance ~-147 of the City of Delray Beach, Florida, declares all lands the City not kept fr~e from debris, vegetation (including trees) or other matter, which may become a da~er in tl~ of hurricane, ~ ff~ weed~ exceeding tn helg~t off 18 tnehel, ~ fr~ filth a~ trash, constitute a nuisance; a~ ~~, p~s~t to eald 0~tnanee~, ~e C~ef of the Flre Department of Del~y Beach, Florida, haz ~e a repert, in ~riting, to the City ~a~ger, describing ~s~tain lots or parcels of la~ In said City a~ ~re speeifleally dezcribed as t~ ~ea f~m ~u~ hot 10~ Street ~ North East 8th Street between $~ton Avenue ~d ~e Intracoas~l ~ato~ay, ~e~ln dltions such as spectfl~ In Chapter 15 off ~e City Code · -es .xi't', ~~, t~ City ~o~cil of Delray Bea~, Flori~, ~ter consideration off said sudsy report; ls off the opinion that a p~ fsele case ~owlng th~ tolloel~ lands constttete ~ nui- s~ce within the previsions of sal~ Chapter 15 off the gity Code and 0~inance refferred to herein. N0~, ~0~, ~ IT ~0L~ t~t the extste~e 'of a nuisance be~ and the same t~ hereby decl~, upon the ffollowtnf~ d~scrlbed lots or parcels of l~d For vlol8tion of the p~vleione of said C~pter 15 of the City Code a~ 0~1~nee as ~tor .a~ description, ~ ~e City ~1~ of ~e City of Beach, Florida, ~ directed to ff~oh the o~oro off oaeh pa~ol off la~, as ~rei~ter get ffor~; a not~ee In accordance Section 6 of said 0~ln~ce, ~ ~at ~e City Comil rill sit on the ~ ~ ~ ~~, A* ~*, ~o at tho City a~l Delray Beach, Florida, for tho pu~me of ~lovtng said o~r8 shov ca~e, ~ff ~y ~ey o~p ~y said n~nco should ~t bo 15-3, MFS. Gleoontlno l~lBettO P~ M.,bt 1, BI~ 1, ~m ~a 61~; N.J. 0a~ola ~ a a W. Scott P~ersol 1~ Pontn~ bto I a 8, Bilk 8, ~., ~ox ~, 0,eeola P~ a a D~tonu Be~h, Fla. Jo~ A. ~ B~te $. Ch~ ~., bt 8, Block 6, a. Wllll~ R.F.D., P~ra~ Oseool8 P~ I 6 Be~to J~el 331 Cl~t$s St., ~t 17, Block 6, e/o A~ J~e8 Wel~ P~ B~, Olo~la ~ · & H. L. Co~ Bex 1~, ~:bt ~ Bilk S, .~idney F. & Louise Box 259, Delray Lot 10, Block ~ ~obinson Beach, Fla. Oseeola Park :~ Harle C. Thomsen 411 S. Olive, Yest Lot 9, Block 5. · Estate ~'al~l Beach, Fla. 0seeola Park Ad~ 01ivieri Bi~ ~o~, Naugatuck, Lot 10, Block 8, Co~. 0seeola ~ark 5elvin B. & Edith 340 Van Buren Drive, Lot 1, Block 9, Dene~ ~ ~5, Huntington, 0sceola Park L.I., George E. & 910 S.i. 4th lye., ~t 6, Block 10, Hildr~ Delray Beach, Fla. 0seeola Park gilkinmon Joseph A. ~tev~ns ~5 S.E. 4th Ave., Lots 7,8, & 9, Delray Beach, Fla. Block 10, 0seeola Park ~orris ~. Yo~g Poko=oke City, Lots 10 & 11, e/o Paul ~well ~a~yland Block 10, 0sceola Park q.L. & Ada Harttn Box 422, Delray Lots 5 & 6,Block Beach, Fla. 4, 0sceola Park ~ Rle~o~ Ii. & 4227 Havens Road, Lot 12, Block 4, '. Ferns H. Shaver Dryden, ~ichigan 0sceola Park Leopold & Ida H. 3575 Pearl Drive, Lot 18, Block 7, Phlllippart 5aycrest Sub., 0sceola Park Honroe, ~ichlgan ~. J~es E. & Lula 611 S.E. 4th Ave. Lots 7 & 8, Block ~ayfield Delray Beach, Fla. 5, 0sceola Park ~. 9isston, et al 5170 ~illtia till id. Lot 10, Block 7, Plymouth Hooting, Pa. 0sceola Park Bertha 6rausso ~ ~1, Box 1~ A, Lot 11, Block 7, Ne~ BrUnswick, N.J. 0sceola Park Oscar B. Sabin Box 93, Lots 38 & 39, Tavernier, FI~. Block 7, 0sceola Park Eric T. Corbeil 110 O~ ~dge Ave., Lot 36, Block 7 S~lt, i.J. 0seeola Park G.H. Stannard 31 Olive St., Lots 33 & 34, Youngsto~, Ohi° Block 7, Oseeola Park John L. Gallt Port Jefferson~ Lots 21 & ~, Statin, L.I., N.Y. Block 8, Osceola Park Inez horgan Box 384, Delray Lots 19 & 20, Beach, Fla. Block 8, Osceola Park Geo. L. & Florence c/o ls~ National Lots 19 & 20, Criswell Bank, Delray Beach, Block 9, Osceola FI a. . Park 5ary F. Greenblat 6235 Hiller Road, Lot 16, Block 6, e/o C.R. Strong ~. ~laml, Fla. Osceola Park ,~ ock 9~ ~ ~-~, Tr:ie. ste ~each., ., ;~.~. Os Park .:.~.~:~i:~srine a 5.~ ~ox 30~ I~elray Lots 13 a 14, ~.a't, che~ Beach, F;ga. Block 10~ 0seeola ~'i~i~t, V, Rldley 906 S.E. 5th Ave., Lot 21 ~ N 20.2' [elr~y Beach, Flu,. of Lot aa a ~ 40' of Lot 23 ~ S 30.3' of Lot :12, ~lock 10, 0sceol~ Park Violet V. ~idl~y 906 ~.~. 5th Ave.~ Lot 29 · ~t 30 less belfry Beach, FI~. N 25' Block 10, 0sceol~ P~rk Frederick S. Box 2201, Delray ~t 13, Block 14, N~ffi~ Be~oh, FI~. 0seeola Park Delr~y Building 307 N.E. 3rd Ave., Lot 14, Block 14, Spec. Co. Delr~y Beach, Fla. 0sceol~ Park Loyal C. · Carolyn ~ Fisk Ave., Lots 1 ~ 18, i. Selover Brlelle, N.J. Block 15~ 0sceols Park i. ~eorg~ ~2 t. itlintle Ave., Lot 10, Block 93 Delray Be~ch, F.C. a Esther c/o 1st National ~a~,S 24' of Lot 8 t ~u~di~n ~olly~ood, Fi~. all of Lot 9, Block 109 ['.~ry R. Love Box 977, ~elray Lots 12 a 13, Be~ch, Fla. Block 109 i ~er~,ldine Cr~anen 120 N. Federal ~., Lot 12, Block 101 Delray Beach, Fla. ~:~a~ga~et T. 319 N.E. 4th ~t., Lot 1, Block 102 ~alsmith · Eliz- Delray Beach, Fla. abeth V~ Sweden ~obn ~. · Caroline Box 26, Lots 23 · ~, B. Reury ~eelsburl, ~. Va. Block 104 Jo~ T. a ~r~aret 303i S.E. 5th iv~., Lot 13, Bleck 104 D. Carroll Delray Beach, Fla. Evelyn A. ~uerner Box 184, Port ~efff- Lot 14, Block 104 Dlekerson erson ~ta., L.I. ~.G. ~ ~.S. Baird, 1~05 S. ~ld~ale Blvd. Lot 15, Bleck 1~ L.L. · H.S. Libby ~disen 5, ~iec. ~. lalld Z~er 8 Cubridle Bldg., Lots 4,5,6,7,8,9~ Pleasant tidle, ~ich. 10~14,15, · 16, Block ~ ~ary ~enosky 812 ~. SUnnet ~oad, Lots 13 ~ 14, ~idland, ~ichi~an Block 95 ~rs. ~arold 207t N.E. 3rd Ave. Lot 23, Block 95 Pickerin~ Delray Beach, Fla. J.~. Noelin Drawer "E", Delray ~ts 1 & 5, Bea~, Fla. Block 87 -3- ..-,t6--4.:, ~ ..... : . >~¢'s. J. }~.~'et,*,~ -tl9 Union Ave., t.o~ Il, gLock [, Batavla~ 111. t)et ida Park (.:ba~. et~dePott~ ~Z10 S. ucean Blvd., Lot i, Block 70 .~. belray Beach, k'ta. · ,.,['t~ <<~.~ma l~ ~. Fedel'al Hwy. ~ Lots 9 ~ 10, Delray Beach, Fla. [Sl~,ck 106 [ ,4. ~ ~'f'ie ~'x ~ 20 . all of Lot 1 lying Oelray Beach, Fla. W of 5~ Hy, Sec. k~ 1.-46-43, less ~:'s. 'I'nomas F. 35 N.E. 5th Ave., S: of Lot 2 ,~ all atce f;el ray B~a .,h, . (' Fla. hot 3 of ~': of Sec. :i-46-.t3, less W N,,,'y k,. G~lil c/o Penobscot Bldg., ~ 50' of 5 120' oF Gai~ Orcl,estras Det~-oit 2&. NicP,. W I35' oF block 71 & ~-.ntet-tainment, .t i~e~' ~-t~alty Lo. 310 ~atu~a St., ~.:70' of k 125' oC West Palm t3eaeh, Fla. bkoek 7I Sadie ~.lndy ~ox 27, Delt'a.V 5 .15' of N lOB' of ~each, Fla. W 135' o~ Block 71 Sadie 5undy Box 27, Delray S 50' of N 215' oC ~ieach, Fla. W 135 of Block 71 .atf're_ I.~ost~ick & Ttticas ail't, ~f~il. ton C, Form~ Box 399, Fort S 42' of N 162' of Laude~dale, Fla. E 135' of (]l~ck 71 Jiev. A.~J, gaine 306 S.E. let Ave., N 50' of S .$50' of Del~ay Beach, Fla. ~ of Block 71 aev. A.S. Laine 306 S.E. let Ave., N 50' of S 400' of Del~ay Beach, Fla. E~ of Block 71 ~i~s, John C. at.. ~4, ~erst, Va. S 50' of N 315'of ~cCu~y E 1.35' of Block 71 Ct'larches Macao Love Building, N 50' of S 200' of c,.~o John Wj. liimms, l~elrmy BeacL, Fla. g 135' of Block 71 Attomney :~Charles Hammo Love Building, N 50' of S 150' of c/o John Will. l~s, De!r~y Beach, Fla. E~ of Block 71 :>~ ~ 50' of E 135' of [~dd~e f~' anto~tia .~o3 Tiogue Ave., ~al!a.r~ ~ost acw:~ek, R.I. Block 7]. Steve J, & Leona 137 Hemlock Ave., Lot 2, Block 72 kowallk Buttonwood, }t.l. T.}I 0'Neal 20 S ~J. 2nd Ave., Lots 09 23 & 24, Delray Beach, Fla. Block 72 ?Stella H. Walker 19 S.E. 2~ Ave., Lots 7 & 8, ~a K.B. Stephens a Delray Beach, Fla. Block 78 Ethel Kyryacos Ethel. Kyryacos 107 S.E. 1st Ave., S 23.5'of Lot 11, Delray Beach, Fla. a N 52.5'of Lot 12, Block 7S Richard Z. Simon Box 35~ Delray Lot 13 & S 25' of Beach, Fla. Lot 12, Block 79 Iirgil ~ ~ilhurst ~17 Pinewood Ave., Lot 14, Block 79 J. Chandler Box 8052, ~est Palm Beach, Fla. Mrs. GeBrge M. 609 S.E. 3rd Ave., Lots 15 & 16, Laph~ Delray Beach, Fla. Block 79 Harry B. a Sally 1036 Sea Sage Drive, Lots 17,18 & 19, Ogden Delray Beach, Fla. Block 79 A.A. Simon Sox 35, Delray Lot 20, Block 79 Beach, Fla. Frederick S. Box 2201, Delray Lots 21,22 & 23, ~eafie Beach, Fla. Block 79 a.D. & Mart~ B. 129 N.E. 4th Ave., Lots 2,3,4,5,6,7, Priesmeyer Delray Beach, Fla. & 8, Block 80 Jo~ a Caroline Box 1341, Delray S 150' of Block 80 Vm~allegooien Beach, Fla. ' lying E. of ~C Ry -5- Frederick C. · e/o 1st National Bank,Lots 17 a 18, 2 Esther Muddiman Hollywood, Fla. ~aller G~ootman ~ City Owned lands as follows: 1~' lllel, N · ~, int~rsectl~ Block 70 fro~ ~.E. 2nd to a point 150' $ of S.E. let 1~' Alley, ~ a W, 135' S of S.E. let St., between ivinton a~ ~.E. 1st Ave. 50' Street R/W on S.E. 3rd St. From S.E. let Ave. to ~ 16' Alley, N ~ S, from S.E. 3N St. to S.E. 4th St., Block 72 16' alley, N a S, fro~ S.E. 1st St. %o S.E. 2nd St., Block 94 16' Alley, N ~ ~, f~om S.E. 3~d St. to S.E. 4th St., Block 16' Allgy, N a S, f~om S.E. 3rd St. to ~.~. 4th St., Block 96 16' Alley, N a ~, from ~.k. 3~ ~%. to 5.k. 4th ~t., Block 104 16' tlle~, E ~ ~, f~om S.E. 3~d Ave. to ~.E. tth Ave., S of S.E. 4%h St., Slock 4, 0sceola Park S.E. 6t~ Street from ~.E. 3rd Ave. to S.E. 5th Ave. 16' Alley, N t S, from S.E. 6th ~t. to S.E. 7th St., Block 7, 0sceola Park, between S.5. 3~d ave. and S.E. 4th Ave. 16 'illel, N ~ ~, from ~.~. 7th St. to S.5. 8th St., Block 0sceola Park, between S.E. 3rd Ave. ~d S.E. 4th Ave. ~.E. 8th Street From S.E. 3rd Ave. ~-S.E. 4th Ave. 16' ~ley, N a S, From S.E. 8th St. to S.E. 9th St., Block 9, 0sceola Pa~, between S.E. 3~ lye. aM S.E. 4th Ave. 16' lll~y fro~ ~.~. 9%h S%. %o S.E. 10th St, N · S, Block 10, 0soeola Park, between S.E. 3rd Ave. and S.E. 4th Ave. S.E. 5th Street, Rast of ~ ~allroad S.~. 6th Street, East of ~ ~allroad 16' Alley, N · S, fro~ S.E. 6th St. to S.E. 7th 3t., Block 7, Osceola Pa~k, between S.K. 2nd Ave. a~ S.E. 3rd Ave. 16' ~ley, N a S, f~m S.E. 7th St..to S.E. 8th St., Block 8, 0soeola Park, between S.E. 2nd Ave. a~ S.E. 3rd Ave. 16' Alley, N · i, from i.E. 8th St. to S.E. 9th St., Block 0sceola Park, between S.E. 2nd Ave. ~ S.E. 3~ Ave. 16' Alley, N a ~, f~m S.E. 9th St. to ~.E. 10th S%., Blo~ 10, 0sceola Park, between S.E. 2nd Ave. and S.E. 3rd Ave. 16' Alley, N a S, lntersectlnl Block 14, 0sceola Park, f~om e.g. 9th St. %o a point 140' S of S.E. 8th St. 16' Alley, ~ · ~, 140' S of S.l. 8th St., Block 14, 0sceola Pa~ 16 * Alley, N · S, f~ ~.E. 9th St. to S.R. 10th St., Block 15, 0sceola Pa~k by Lots 1 & 5, Anderson 81ock~ and ~n Nor~.h by L~t ,~ec~ 21-46-4~ 16' Alley, N & S, 135' East of Swinton A,e., intersecting Block South part of Cur~ Co.on from S.g. 8th St. North to Park, Section 21-46-43 PASSED A~ ADOPTLD In aegular Session this ~[j day -7- P,~.SOLUTION NO~ 1073 A HESOLUTION OF THI~ CITY COUNCIL 0F T~ CI~ 0F ~Y B~H~ ~RIDA~ ~SSING COSTS F0H ~ATI~ ~IS~ UPON C~TAIN I,INDS LOCA~ ~I~IN S~Ib CIU: ~TTING C~ AC~ COSTS ~~ BY ~ID Cl~ TO ACCO~LISH SUCH ~ATE- ~ ~ ~ING ~E ~ST 0F SUCH ~A~~ 0F 8A~ ~IS~CE.S, ~9 DE~HG S&ID ~H T0 BE A L~N ~ON ~ID P~OP~TY ~N' ~' ~OU~ ~ SHO~N BY ~ORT OF T~ CI~ ~A~-~ OF D~Y ~~ the City Council of the City of Delray Beach~ Fla.~ dia, In regular session held on )~ch 11~ 1957~ e~ct Resolution No. ~042, and on ~arch 25~ 1957~ e~ct Resolution No. 1040~ dec- .larlng the existence o~ a nuisance upon certai~ lots or parcels of land therein described for vielatlon of the p~visions of Ordi- nance G-147; and ~~~ pursuant to s~ld Resolutlon~ the City Clerk of City did furnish e~ch of the o~ners of the lands t~erein described ~ith a notice ~at the City Council ~ould f~it on April 8th, 1957~ at 7:30 o'clock P.5.~ at the City Hall in Delray Beach~ Florida.~ ~for the p~pose of allo~iflg the o~ers sho~n in Resolution 1042~ and on April 22nd~ 1957~ at 7:30 o'clock P.~.~ at the City ~flall in Delray Beach, Florlda~ Cot ~e purpose of allowi~ the ~owners sho~n In ~esolution ~o. 1040, to sho~ cause, If any, hsald nuisances described in said resolutions should not be abated; ~, pursuant to said notices~ the Co~cll of said City did sit on lprtl 22nd~ ~957~ at 7:30 o'clock P.5.~ and on April 8th~ 1957~ at 7:30 o~clock P.H.~ at the City Hall in Delray Beach Florida~ for ~e purpose ~ores~l~ and said owners of the 1~ds .~vt~ ~aiIed to ~o~ cause why the nuisance described in the aforesaid resolutions should not be abated~ the said City Council d~ on t~ scheduled hearing dates as provided and sho~n herein~ ~esolve t~t a ~lsance existed on the lots (.r parcels ~eretn described for violation of the Ordinance 6-147 as ~oresaid, and further resolved that each of the o~ers described in s~ld lution~ be notified and required to abate the nuisance ~l~ln thirty (30) days from the receipt of a copy of such re~olutlon~ otherwise, in default thereof~ said owners ~ere notified t~t City of Delray B~ach~ Florida, ~ould enter upon s~id lams ~nd abate the nuisance described and specified In said resolution and ~ould levy ~e cost of such ~ork as an assessment a~ainst the property therein described; and ~~~ pursuant to such resolution; the City Clerk of C~ty ~d furnish each of the respective o~ers of the lands scribed in s~ld resolutions ~l~ an appropriate copy ~ereof~ n~ely~ Resolution No. 1~ and Resolution No. ~7 ~d the {herelter~d d~d f~ll a~ neglect to abat~ the nuisance Ii,ting upon thel~ respective la~ds ~thin the tl~ prescribed Isled resolution and Ordinance G 147, a~ ~e City ef Del ray ~Florid~ ~a~ required to-and did enter ~pen ~e folle~ ~d ine~ co~ts In ~b~tlng the nuisance exlst~g thereon as de- ~eribed in ~e a~ores~id resolutions; and ~~S~ the City ~nager of the City ef ~1~ay Beaeh~ Fla., ~s~ pursuant ~ said O~dtnance G-147 a~ the City Charter sub- ~tted to the City Co~eil a report oC the costs incited in abating t~ uul~ances as aforesaid~ said report i~lcating the costs per parcel of l~d ~nvolved. ' cf,'~[~r'r', ~.'.,. ~ '!957, ' ' ' ~ ber'eby certify t~.i~, instrume:nt to be ~he true and original Kes~l,ttion No. 1073, en- acted by the City (.oancii of the City of be, iray i~each, Florida. IN WI'[NES3 W~tk~:~O}' [ have hereunto $~t. my hand and affixed the ~eai of t[,e t..ity of Jelray iteach, Flr, ri,:a r~,, tl~t.s the fiSth da.y of October, .~. b., 1.957. COST 0F ABATING NUISANC~;S UNDEIt - - - 0rtDINA~CE %o. G-147 Descrlptiqn 0~ner assessment B~ock S/D ~&55 HcGinley & B.i-t. Properties ~ 100.00 Gos~n S/D c/o Carl Oezelschap 6rootm~ as~n 414 N.8. 7th Ave., Delray Beach, Fla. Haller& Beatrice W. Williams 100.~ Orootman Durkee L~e ofman Village,Block 2 l?3q W. St. Paul Ave., ~iilwaukee 1, Wisconsin McOlnley & F.C. ~uddim~ 175.00 Gosman S/D 1st National Bank $ 2715. O0 Recorded in Offic;a{ ~cord BooI~ o~, Palm Beach Cour;!y, Florida J. ALEX ARNE'fTE CLERK OF CIRC'J~I- COdRT COST O~1 AJ~ATING NUISz~.NCES UND~ - - - Ui~IN~NCE NO. G-147 Description Owner Assessment 8 119 Josephine & ~ose Francolino $ 100.00 2719 S. 10th Philadelphia &10 119 F.C. ~udd~an 125.~ 1st National Hollywood, Fla. ~5&16 1i0 Esther ~. Powell 125.00 133 S.E. 5th Ave. Delray Beach, Fla. i 145* of ~t 10 ~ S 23* The Tuller Construction Co. 100.00 ~f ~ 127.6~ off Lot 9, Tuller Building, Jloek 1, 0sceola Park ~ed B~k, N.J. t 75* off Lot 12, Block 1~ andrew Bloetscher, 150.00 )sceola Park P.O. Box 116 Delray Beach, Fla. [2,13,14,15,16,17,18 & 19, R.D. ~chell & ~avld t. Frazer 650.00 .tlock 12, 0sceola Park 2900 E. Sunrise Blvd., Fort Lauderdale, Fla.  Lot ~00t N&S by 144.5~ Irving ~. Bohrman 150.00 ~&~ being part of ~ S~ 1469 E. Bay Point Hoad, ~ Lot 100* N&~ by 144.5~ Flies A. Hart 1~.00 ~Y bein~ part of ~ ~ 2804 Cor~ry Drive, INW~ $~ ~'~, Sec. 21-46-43 Boulder, Colorado ~6 7 Rio Del iiey Hozena Horton ~ilEht 60.00 Box 76, Allendale, [4,15, 7 ~io Del Hey S. tmikmi 1~0.00 [~17 Box 157, Boca Haton, Fla. [,2,3 7 Hlo Del ~ey James ~. Smith 4 Box 76, Allendale, S.C. 1~.00 ~19 13 0seeola Park H~s. Tlllie Goldber~ 75.~ 7401 W. Eliht Mile ~oad Detroit 21, 5 2 Oseeola Park N.L. Cline ~.00 2~7 Harmthon Lane, Fort La~erdale, Fla. L8 MeOinley · Frederick S. Neafle ~.~ Gosman S~ ~7 E. Atlantic Ave., Delray Beach, Fla. t7,~, Edward W. ~oddy ~ Son 175.00 9~50 McGinley · 332 County ~oad, Gosm~ S/D Palm Beach, Fla.