11-25-57 NOVE~BER 25TH, 1957.
A Regular ~eeting of the City Council was held in the Council
Chambers at ?:50 P.M., with Mayor George V. Warren in the Chair, City
Manager Wo E. Lawson Jr., City Attorney Harry T. Newett and the follow-
ing Council ~embers being present - Col. Dugal G. Campbell, Mr. R. J.
Rolland and ~rs. Catherine E. Strong.
An opening prayer was delivered by City ~anager W. E. Lawson Jr.
Commissioner Campbell moved that the Minutes of November 12th and
lSth Meetings be approved as amended. Notion seconded by Commissioner
R. J. Holland and unanimously agreed.
The City Manager read the following letter:
Harry McKean, November 25th, 1957.
Al8 E. Atlantic Ave.,
Delray Beach, Florida.
Dear Mr. McKean:
On behalf of the City of Delray Beach, I wish to thank
you for the interest you have shown in our drainage problem. It is
deeply appreciated bY all.
In appointing you as chairman of the special committee
to discuss this problem with the State, County and City officials, it
is realized that it will take considerable time, however, you will
find the other members of the committee, namely, City Manager Lawson
and Commissioner Campbell most anxious to work with you.
· We ask that you accept this as your authorization to m~et
with State, County and City officials and.set up any necessary meet
,ings with these elected and appointed officials on behalf of the City
of Delray Beach.
In kindest appreciation of your cooperation, I remain
Sincerely yours,
/s/ V.
GW/b Mayor-City of Delray Beach
Commissioner R. J, Holland moved for approval of the foregoing
letter and authorization to Mr. Harry McKean. Motion seconded by
Commissioner Campbell and unanimously carried.
City~nager Lawson then read a letter from Mr. McKean confirming
a verbal report submitted to the City Manager by Mr. McKean, concern-
ing - "Coordination of the drainage of State Road $ with drainage of
parts of the City of Delray Beach".
Letter is on file with the minutes of this meeting in the office
of the City Clerk.
The City Manager submitted Bids received on three (~) NEW 1~$8
A-Door Sedans for the Police Department, being as follows;
Adams Chevrolet ~ompany ~odel 12A~ $ $,~82~0~
Joe Rose Motors " Plaza 8,000;00
Earl Wallace Ford, Inc., Custom SO0 8,A08.2S
BIDS based on Specifications furnished and Trade-In of one 1~$ Pontia~
Commissioner Strong moved that award be placed with the low bidder.
Motion seconded by Commissioner Campbell and unanimously agreed.
City Manage~ Lawson informed the Council that Paul Tarantolo had
afforded
~ot ~een the o~portunity of t~king the Naster Barber's Exam-
~nat~on due to his application not hav~ng been properly nor completely
executed, and that N~o Tarantolo ~esires to appeal the decislon of the
Board of Barbers Examiners.
Mr. Musgrave, of the Board, advised the Council that Mr. Tarantolo
had failed to eomply with sections 6A-10 and 6A-11 of the City Code
concerning the submitting of his application for the Master Barber's
Examination, and further had not submitted a certificate indicating
having attended a Barber's accredited school,
Mr. Tarantolo explained that he did not seem to be able to locate
his certificate but that he had attended a barber's school and also
had been practicing for the past thirty (SO) years, even having
sences in the State of Florida.
Replying to Commissioner Campbell's inquiry, City Attorney Harry
T. Newett stated that he had been made familiar with the application
of Mr. Tar~ntolo which was incomplete when submitted.
Mr. Tarantolo further stated that he had passed the examination
in Hollywood as well as the State of Florida, attended the.Tri-City
School in Chicago, and has his own shop in Hollywood.
Commissioner Campbell moved that the City Attorney be instructed
to draw up an amendment to Ordinance No. G-226, which will permit ex-
perience and/or two (2) or more years of continuous service as an ap-
prentice to be recognized to the same degree that an accredited school
graduation certificate reflects. Notion seconded by Commissioner
Strong and unanimously agreed.
Commissioner Strong moved that the following Clerks and Inspectors
be provided for the General Election to be held on December 8rd, 1957.
Motion seconded by Commissioner Holland and unanimously carried:
For PRECINCTS 28 & 28
Clerk ~rshall DeWitt
Ass't. Clerk O.C. Turner
Inspectors Florence Cramp
Mina Sprott
Dorothy Bauer
Frances Heald
For PRECINCT NO. 27
Clerk Ozzie Youngblood
Ass't. Clerk George McKay
Inspectors Alberta Palmer
Natalie Bush
Eunice Dolphus
On motion of Commissioner Holland, seconded by Commissioner Strong:
the Council unanimously agreed to authorize execution of an Agreement
with the Florida Power & Light Company concerning said Company furni-
shing all necessary power and energy required for consumption at the
Central Fire Station.
City Manager Lawson read a letter from Mr. Stuart L. Moore, where-
in reference was made to a prior request fcr an extension of one year
to make additional docks along the Intercoastal Waterway.
' Commissioner Strong moved that this request be denied due to ex-
piration of the option period having passed. Motion seconded by
missioner Campbell and unanimously carried.
Mr. Lee Archer, Chairman of the Advertising Committee and Mr. Lee
Smith, Chamber of Commerce Manager, informed the Council that it was
now the desire to reverse their reconmendation of sometime ago, con-
cerning providing and locating permanent signs at the North and South
entrances to the City, until such time as the State Road Board's plans
and program are known.
Mr. Archer, however, presented a small sign which might be located
at the entrances for the time being, and later, to make room for per-
manent signs, they could be used on secondary roads.
Mr. Henry J. Mellon, of Tropic Isles, offered to furnish a suitable
spot for a such a sign at the south entrance to Delray Beach.
9ommissioner Strong moved that two (2) small signs, like model
subnutted, be provided and located at the north and south entrances
to the city. Motion seconded by Conmissioner Campbell and unanimously
agreed.
2
The City Manager submitted a request from the "Delray Beach Boat"
ing and Spo~tmar..s Club", dated November 4th, 1957, concerning a re-
quest for aid in providing for a three-day Water-Ski Tournament on
Lake Ida, December 27th, 28th and 29th, and ~vhich equipment provided
would be usable in the future for such tournaments and attractions to
the City of Delray Beach~ An excerpt frem the 'Request', which is
filed with the official records of this meeting, follows:
"To satisfacterily comply with the rules for a sanction of
the AWSA, there are several items that we will need for
this tournament site to become a reality for Delray Beach.
The biggest requirement is a 14' ~ide jump. The jump we
now have is 12' wide and will make only a good practice
jump. Secondly, ~e need the necsssary ground equipment
for a slalom course, which consists of a measured course
using 12 buoys and pe~'manent anchors. Once this course is
established, it will be available for future tournaments
without any further expense. ~he'~.aterials for the jump
as mentioned above will cost $250°00, the labor will be
donated by the Club. The buoys, anchors and r,~iscellaneous
items for the slalom course will cost $165o,00."
Commissioner Holland moved for approval of this request and to
Provide $415.00, from Unappropriated Surplus, for the purchase of the
equipment needed as stated above. ~,~otion seconded by Co~mnissioner
Strong and unanimously agreed.
City ~nager Lawson then read Ordinance No. G-276: Caption follows
AN ORDINANCE DECLARING THE POLICY ~D PURPOSE OF THE CITY OF DELRAY
BEACH, FLORIDA, TO EXTEND TO E~,iPLOYEES ~d~[D OFFICIALS OF SAID CITY IN
THE FOSITION OF FIRENAN AND NOT EXCLUDED BY Ii, W, NOR HEREINAFTER EXCEP'i
THE BENEFITS OF THE SYST~I OF FEDER~,L OLD AGE AND SURVIVORS INSUP~NCE.~
AS AUTHORIZED BY THE FEDERAL SOCIAL SECURITY ACT, AND ~d,,~ENDMENTS THERE"
TO, UPON THE BASIS OF APPLICABLE STATE ;~dND FEDERAL LAWS OR REGULATIONS
AUTHORIZING M~D DIRECTING THE I~,YOR (OR OTHER CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER)
TO EXECUTE AGREEMENTS AND ~d~END~.[ENTS THERETO ~¥ITH THE STATE AGENCY
AUTHORIZED TO ENTER INTO SUCH AGRE~.,~EMfS, SUBJECT TO ~PLOYEE REFE-
RENDUM,, FOR COVE~G}9 OF SAID ~,[PLOYEBS ;~D OFFICIALS, AND TO REQUEST
SUCH REFEREND'0!~; PROVIDING FOR WITHHOLDINGS FRO~,~ S~'H~ARIES ~D WAGES
OF EMPLOYEF. S f~D OFFICIALS OF SAID CITY SO COVERED TO BE ~/[~DE AND PAID
OVER A PROVIDED BY APPLICABLE STATE OR FEDEP~L I~WS OR REGUL~,TIONS;
PROVIDING T~L~T SAID CITY SH~LL APPROPRIATE AND PAY OVER E~.~[PLOYER'S
CONTRIBUTIONS, ASSESSMENTS, AND REFERERrD~,~ COSTS, AS PROVIDED BY
PLICABLE STATE OR FEDER~!L LAWS OR REGUL(TiONS; PROVIDING TH~-~,T SAID
CITY SHALL KEEP RECORDS AND ~KE REPORTS AS REQUIRED BY APPLICABLE
STATE OR FEDER~L lAWS OR REGUIu~TIONS; AND PROVIDING T}5~T THE EFFECT O~
THIS ORDINANCE SHALL CEASE IF A t~AJORITY OF THE ELIGIBLE E~PLOYEES DO
NOT VOTE IN FAVOR OF SUCH COVERAGE AT SUCH E~{PLOYEE REFERENDUM;
(see photo copy of O~d. ~-276 on pages 29~-A th~-u 29~-D.)
Commissioner Strong moved that Ordinance No. G-276 be passed and
adopted on this second and final reading. Motion seconded by Com-
missioner Holland and unanimously carried.
City Manager Lawson then read Resolution No. 1082:
A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY OF DELRAY BEACH, FLORIDA,
RESCINDING RESOLUTIONS NOS. 1055 THROUGH 1058, IN-
CLUSIVE, AND 1060, 1061 and 10?1, CONCERNING PRE-
VIOUSLY CONTEMPI~iTED IMPROVEMENTS TO N.E. SECOND
STREET.
(See Photo Copy of Res. 1083 on page 29~-t~.)
Commissioner Campbell noved that Hesolution No. 1082 be passed
and adopted on this first and final reading. Motion seconded by Com-
missioner Holland and unanimously a§reed.
The City Manager inforned the Council ~hat Resolution No. 1075,
passed and adopted on October 28th, 1957, provided a Public Hearing
this evening concerning the assessment of costs for abatement of nui-
samces, which hearing was then opened by the Mayor.
The following prcperty owners protested the assessment costs for
NOVEMBER 2Fth, 19F7.
nuisance abatement as contained in Resolution No. 1078:
Edward W. Roddy & Son Lots 47,48,49,80 McGinley-Gosman S/D;
The Tuller Construction Co., W. 145' of Lot l0 & S.2S' of W. 127.8 ft
of Lot 9, Block 1, Osceola Park;
Andrew Bloetscher, N. 75' of Lot 12,.Blockl, Osceola Park;
R.D.Schell & David H. Frazer Lots 12,18,14,15,16,17,18 & 19, Block
12, Osceola Park;
Figes A. Hart A Lot in the SE¼ of SW¼ of ~¼ of SE¼
of NW¼ of Sec.21-48-4S;
Rozena H. Hight and Lots 5 &8~ Block 7, Rio Del R~y and
James R. Smith Lots 1,2,~,4, " ?, " "
B. R. Properties Lots 54 & 55, McGinley & Gosman S/D:
Commissioner Campbell moved that the City Manaerg be requested to
investigate the charge and work done on the above identified proper-
ties, to correct any unsatisfactory condition of clearing, and if
otherwise found to be in order, the assessments, as shown in said Res-
olution , to remain as indicated in said Resolution. Notion seconded
by Commissioner Strong and unanimously carried.
Commissioner Campbell moved that the assessments as shown and con-
tained in Resolution No. 1078 stand ccnfirmed and remain legal, valid
and binding obligations upon the property against which said assess-
ments are levied, subject to the action of the Council, relative to
Resolution No. 1078 and indicated in the preceding motion. Seconded
by Commissioner Strong and unanimously passed.
City Manager Lawson presented Resolution No. 108~:
A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL ASSESSING COSTS FOR
ABATING NUISANCES UPON CERTAIN I2~NDS LOCATED V~THIN
THE CITY OF DELRAY B~CH, FLORIDA, SETTING OUT ACTUAL
COSTS INCURRED BY SAID CITY TO ACCOMPLISH SUCH ABATE-
MEET AND LEVYING THE COST OF SUCH ABATEMEET OF SAID
NUISANCES, AND DECL~RING 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. 1082 on pages 294-~ th~u 29~-H.)
Commissioner Strong moved for adoption of Resolution No. 1082 on
this first and final reading. Motion seconded by Commissioner R. J.
Holland and unanimously agreed.
City Attorney Newett read an agreement submitted by the South
Coast Development Corporationwherein said corporation agreed to pay
all costs incurred in conjunction with installation of a crossing,
for public road crossing purposes only, across the tracks of the
F.E.C.RR., in Tropic Palm S/D and more specifically identified as to
location in said agreement as well as in print of the Railway's plan
Corr. File 817-91, dated September 25, 1957, attached to said agree-
ment and made a part thereof.
The City Manager then read Resolution No. 1078:
A RESOLUTION PROVIDING FOR EXECUTION OF AGREEMENT
F~TH FLORIDA EAST COAST P~IILWAY CO~P~Y FOR PERMIT
TO INSTALL ROAD ACROSS TR~CKS OF SAID RAILWAY.
(See Photo Copy of Res. 1078 on Page 294-I.)
Commissioner Holland moved that Resolution No. 1078 be passed and
adopted on this first and final reading. Motion seconded by Commis-
sioner Strong and upon Call of Roll - Commissioners.Holland and Strong
and Mayor Warren voted in favor thereof, Commissioner Campbell ab-
staining.
City Manager Lawson submitted the Report of the Planning Board,
dated November 2$th, 1957, concerning Request of Tropic Isle ~ealty,
Inc., for Set-Back Deviations on certain Lots in Tropic Isle S/D
which front on turn-around (cul-de-sac) lines at the end of many
Tropic Isle streets, which "Report", in part, provides the following
recommendation:
EXCERPTS from Planning Board Report - "If such a set-back on the
curved section was reduced from 25 feet to 10 feet, no
building could even then project beyond the building line
of the houses on the straight portion of the Street, and
no building could be nearer the centre of the turn-around
than sixty feet".
"Our planning board having four members present,.unanimously
recommends the reduced set-back on the fifty (50) lots list-
ed below:
SECOND SECTION, TROPIC ISLE: 152 to 156 incl., 181 to 185 incl., 212
to 215 incl., and 242 & 244.
THIRD SECTION: 245, 246, 264 to 267 incl., 285 to 288 incl., 306 to
309 incl., 349 to 352 incl., 379 to 382 incl.
FOURTH SECTION: 578 to 581 incl., 598 to 601 incl., 618 to 621 inclo
Commissioner Holland moved to accept the recommendation of the
Planning Board and grant the deviation requests of Tropic Isle
Realty Company for set-back provision from 25 feet.to l0 feet on the
above specified lots in the Second, Third and Fourth Sections of
Tropic Isle. Notion seconded by Commissioner Campbell and unanimous].?
passed.
The City Manager then read the Planning Board's Report, dated
November 22nd, 1957, RE: Permissive use of Lots 29 & 30, Sunset Park,
as a nursery, said property being owned by Mrs, Helen Plush (R-1-A)~
wherein the Board, four members being present at a public hearing
held on November 22nd, 1957, at 4:00 P.M., in the City Hall, unani-
mously agreed to recbmmend granting permission for operation of a
nursery on said property.
Commissioner Holland moved, in acceptance of the Planning Board's
recommendation, to grant permissive use of Lots 29 and 30, in Sunset
Park, as a Nursery for Infants. Motion seconded by Nayor Warreu who
vacated the Chair for this purpose, and upon Call of Roll - Commis-
sioners Holland and Campbell with Nayor Warren voted in favor there-
of, Commissioner Strong being opposed.
Commissioner Holland moved for an appropriation of $?00.00 from
Unappropriated Surplus to cover the estimated expense of providing,
additional office space for the tax department by constructing an
office against the East wall of the Building Inspectors office, to
be occupied by the Detective Bureau in order that the tax department
may utilize the present office of the detective bureau. Motion. was
.seconded by Commissioner Strong and unanimously agreed.
Commissioner Campbell moved that Bills, in the amount of
as submitted by the City Manager be paid subject to the approval of
the Finance Committee. Notion seconded by Commissioner Holland and
unanimously passed.
Commissioner Strong moved that the request, submitted by Att'y.
John Williams, for permissive use of land in Block 8, Rosemont Park,
to construct Church property, be referred to the Planning Board who
shall provide for a public hearing thereon. Notion seconded by Com-
missioner Holland and unanimously carried.
City Manager Lawson subnitted the certified tabulation of Bids
for~Vater Works Facilities - Additions to South Plant and Distribu-
tion System, as returned by Mr. Homer B. Scott of Smith & Gillespie ,
toge~her.wi~h the recommendation of the E~_gineers.
o
Commissioner campbell moved that Contracts be awarded to the
low bidders for projects identified and in the amounts shown, as
recommended by Smith & Gillespie:
PART "A" - Plant Work, to Saine Company, Inc., $ 259~747.00
PART "B" - Line Work, to Rainer and Cambron, $ 258,329.27
Notion seconded by Commissioner Holland and unanimously agreed.
NOVEMBER 25th, 1957
A general discussion followed concerning the conduct and control
of activities at'Town Tavern on ~lest Atlantic Avenue.*Georgia
Mr. John Thieme, owner and operator of the Tavern informed the
Council that he is taking all possible steps to correct the undesirable
conditions of the Tavern as it is his desire and intention to operate
this Tavern in a manner satisfactory to the City and to the Council.
The Mayor, in thaDkingMr. Thieme for his presence and assurance
of improving the conduct and conditions of the Tavern, directed Mr.
Thieme to carry on, further advising him that inspections of the
property and activities in connection with its operation would con-
tinue to be made as the Council shall insist upon this business being
operated in an orderly manner and under sanitary conditions.
Mayor Warren read a letter from The Naciremas Club, dated November
2Ath, 1957, over the signature of C. Spencer Pompey, President, where.-
in the Club expressed extreme pleasure and satisfaction over the re-
cent action of the Council resulting in specific steps and require-
ments concerning the improvement of sanitary conditions in the western
sector of Delray Beach. Letter is on file with the official records
of this meeting.
Commissioner Campbell moved that the City Manager be advised that
the Council wishes the Insurance program and coverage for the various
City properties be on a competitive basis and that the City deal
rect wit~ t~e insurance.agent holding any coverage and, further, to
ask for xndxvidual biddxng. Motion seconded by Commissioner Strong
and upon Call of Roll - Commissioners Campbell, Strong and Holland
voted in favor thereof, Mayor Warren abstaining.
Commissioner Strong moved that the Planning Board be requested
to hold a public hearing concerning possible usage of land to the
north of the Central Fire Station for C~vic Center purposes. Motion
seconded by Commissioner Holland and unanimously carried.
Commissioner Campbell, feeling that surrounding towns and cities
havin$ recently taken similar action to have acted wisely and to the
best ~nterest of government, moved that necessary legislative action
be provided to establish annual remuneration for Councilmen, effective
in 1959, in the amount of $1,500.00. Motion seconded by Commissioner
R. J. Holland and unanimously passed.
Commissioner Campbell suggested that the three (S) Council Member~
who will be successful in the General Election to be held on December
3rd, be invited to sit in on the remaining Council Meetings for 1957.
MEETING ADJOURNED.
APPROVED: ' .-~
{}~¥[}i~,~ANCE OF THE Ci'2T OF
DELRAY 8EACH, FLONIDA, RELA'FiNC
"rP~NAN,2E NO C ~76
An ordinance declaring the policy and purpose of I:[,:
'[ty of Delray Beach, Florida, to extend ±.o employees and
officials of said City in the position of fireman and not ex-
cluded by law, nor hereinafter excepted, the benefits of the
system of Federal Old Age and Survivors Insurance, as authorized
by the Federal Sor~jal Security Acfi, ami amendments ~here{o,
.
authorizi~,c': and directing ~:1.,. :'4ayor (or other chief executiv,~
::,ff:ic~r) to ~:xecule aareemenis ,and amenc~enis thereto with
State Aqer,cy auihorized to enter inlo such aareements, gu?,:
to emp]oy~~ ref:~r'endum, for coverago off said employees ~nd
cials, and to re,.Nest such referendmn; providing for
from selaries and weges of employees and officials ,-,~' ~a.:jd City
so covered '[o he made and pait over as provided by
Store or Federal laws or reaula[ions; providing [hat said
shall approprio[e and ~y over employer's contributions, assess-
menis, end referend~ costs, as provided by applicable Siale
Federal laws or regulations; providing t~at ~aid City shall
keep records ~r~.i make reports as required by applicable
or Federal la~s o~ regulations; and providing that {he effeci of
thi~ ordinance ~ha].l cease if a majority of the eligible employee~
do not vote in favo~ of such coverage at ~uch employee referend~;
BE IT O}~O/tINIiD BY ~fE CI~ CO~IL OF ~E CITY OF DE~AY
BEACH, FLOr{IDA, AS FOLLOWS:
Section 1. It is hereby declared to be {he policy
puz'pose of ihe Ci<~ of Delray Beech, Florida, to extend effective
as of ~anuarv 1st, 1~58, to employees and official~ {hereof in
the position of fireman and not excluded by la~ nor excepted
herein, {he benefits of the sys[em of Old Age and Survivors In-
surance as authorized by the Federal 8octal Security Act and
amendments thereto, and ~ Chapter 650, Florida Statutes, as
a~ended; and to cover by such plan all of their services which
-: ..+- [,,;;}: 2 Wi+hhr, l,l.incTs Fr-Dn sa!eri,::s, w-~,qes "r
2 '.'7:.'. ~:?"' :" 2 ~ ~" ~'" .. : : ~.. i ......
~, ::~'.i, ' ~: . ~' ~ '2~t:y ,'ioe:-; Lereby ~ciop~ ':'~. t:e':-.'~--', ,-~ -.
~)the~-...o..d.,_tl~ns ~hereunto appertaining, o;
and employees to be covered under [he agreement.
:~ection 7 I.~::. Ci~)~ Treasurer of [:'~a "ity is h..::reby
designated the custodiaff of all s~s withheld from the compensa-
tion of offficers and employees and off ~he appropriated funds
for the contribution of ~he City, and [he Ci[y Treasurer off saiJ
City is hereby made the ~ithholding and reporting agent and
charged ~zt;~ ~he du~y of ~intaininq personnel records for
purposes of this ordinance.
Section 8, In the evenh that a ~ajority of the eliaible
e~ployees, as the ~e~ "eligible employee" is defined in Section
~h. Social Security Act, at ~ refferendum held pur-
suan~ to the authority of this ordinance, do not vote in favor
of making appiicabZe the coverage authorized herein, ~hen the
effect of this ordinance shall i~ediately cease and de~e~ine,
snd ~oneys withheld, if any, pu.rsuanf to 8e~:tio: 5 he~eof,
i~ov,~nb~r.~ P9dv and that i~ ~'.~s b<~on ~ ~- ' , .... 1Aw
~..~,, ~uolmsh{.d according
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RESOIYJT I ON NO. 1083 ·
A RE~OLUTION OF THE CI~f C0~3I~C!L OF
THE CITY OF DELRAY BEACH, FLORIDA
RF~°~CINDING RESOI~JTIONS NOS.10gcC3
TPL]OLGH 1058, INCLUSIVE, AND 1O60,
1061 AND lO71.
WHEREAS., it has been deemed to the best interest of
the 0ity of Delray Beach, Florida that the improvement of }~. E.
Second Street be postponed in order to coordinate such Improw~-
merits with the ~proving of State Road No. 5.
NOW, THERE~'ORE, BE iT RESOLVED by t~ City Council_ of
the City' of Delraj 5. each, ~lorida:
1. That Resolutions Nos. 1053, 1054, 1055, 1056,
1057, 1058, 1060, 1061 and 1071 be, and the ssu~e are hereby
rescinded, and the various improvements proposed therein are
hereby deferred and abandoned until a subsequent appropriate
time.
PASBBN) .~'~ AI,~3P~ED this , da~? of No~embe~, 1957~
RESOLUTION N0. 1082.
A HES0LUTI~ OF THE CIT~ COUNCIL OF THE CITY
OF DEL~AY BEACH, FLO~, ASSESSING COST~ FOR
ABATING NUISANCE~ UFtFN CERTAIN LAND~ LOCATED
= core, m: To accom, sH SUCH
=- ~ AND LEVIING THE 00~T OF SUCH ABA~ OF
o~ SAID NUI~CE~, AND DECLARING SAID LEVY TO BE
A LI~ UPON SAID PROPERT~ IN AN AMOUNT AS 3HOWN
o BY REPORT OF THE CITY MANAGER 0F DELRAY BEACH,
~ FLORIDA.
WHEREA~, the City Council cf the City of Delray Beach,
Florida, did, in regular session held on Mamch 11, 1957, enact
Resolution No. 10~2, and on March 25, 1957, enact Resolution No.
10~0, declam~n~ the existence of a nuisance upon certain lots or
pamcels of land therein described for violation of the provisions
of 0~dinance G-1~7; and
~HEHE~S, pumsuAnt %0 said Resolutions, the City Clerk of
said City did fux-nish each of the o~ners of ~he lands therein de-
scribed with a notice that the City Council would sit on April
1957, at ?~30 o~lo~k P.M., at the City Hall in Del~a~ Beach, Fla.
for the pm-pose of allowin~ the owners shown in Resolution No.10~i
and on A~ll 22~d, 1957, at ?:30 o~ol~ok P.M., at ~he City Hall in
Del~ay Beach, Florida, fo~ the pumpose of allowing the ownems
shown in Resolution No. 10~0, to sho~ cause, if any, why said n~i-
Hanses described in said resolutlons should not be abated; and
WHE~EA~, pumsuant to said notices, the 0ouncil of said
0ity did sit on April 2~md, 1957, at 7~30 o~clock P.M., and on
A~ril $th, 1957, at ?:30 o~olock P.M., at the City Hall in Delray
Beach, Florida, for the pit, pose aforesaid, and said o~ers of the
lands havin~ failed to sho~ cause wh~ the nuisance descmibed ~n
the aforesaid resolutions should not be abated, the said City
oil did, on the scheduled hee~lng dates .as provided amd shews heme.
in resolve that a nuisance existed on the lots or pax~el~
described fe~ violation of the O~dinanoe G-i~? as aforesaid, sad
fumthe~ resolved that each of ~he o~ners described in said
lutions be notified and required Zo abate the nuisance within
thirty (30) d~2s f~om the receipt of a copy of such resol~l~n~
othex-wise, in default thereof, said owners were notified that the
City of Del~ay Beach, Florida, would enter u~on said lands a~
bate the nuisance described and specified in said resolution
would levy the cost of such work as an assessment against the
perry t~erein described; and
said Ci~y did furnish each of the respective o~ners of the la~
described in said resolutions with an a~propriate copy thereof,
namely, Resolution No. 10~ and Resolution No. 10~? and the e~n-
era hereinafter named did fail and neglect to abate the
existing upon their respective lands within the ti~e prescribed
by said resolution and Ordinance G-I~?, and the City of Del~a~
Beach, Florida, was required to and did enter upon the follmel~
lands and inou~ costs in abating the nuisance existing theregn
described in the aforesaid resolutions; and
k~EAS, the City Hanager ~f the Ci.~y of Del~a~ Beach,
Florida, has, pursuant to said O~dimmce G-l~7 and the City Chad-
tar submitted to the Cil~ Council a ~eport of the ogsts in~u~ed
in abating the _~_tsane®s a~ aforesaid, said re~ort indicatXM the
costs per parcel of land involved.
NOW, T~EFORE, BE IT ~OL~D by the City Council ef the
City of Del~ay Bee. eh, ~lo~ida, a~ folle~w~
1. i%at ~ssessments in the individual a~ount8 as sho~n
by the report of the City ~uager of the City of ~ay Beach,
Florida, invol~g said 0ity'~ cost of abatl~ the ~esaid n~-
a~ces ~on the lots or p~ce~ of ~d described ~ said report,
a c~y of w~ch ia attached ~d ~de a p~t hereof, ~e levied a-
gainst the p~.~ela ef l~d described on said report ~d ~ ~e
~o~ta indicated ~reon. ~aid aasess~nts ac levied a~ll be a
lien fr~ ~e date the asaeaa~nt Becks effective ~on the
spective lots ~d p~cels of l~d described in a~d ~epo~t, of the
s~ ~t~e ~ to tho a~e e~ent as ~he lien fe~ general city
taxes ~d e~ll ~e collecYible In ~e s~e ~er ~d ~h t~
a~e pe~lties ~ ~er ~e a~ p~ovisions as to sale ~d fore-
cleave as cl~y t~s ~e collectible.
2. ~t ~e City Clerk ~ a~d City a~ll ~eco~d a
lied copy of ~Is resolution in the office of the Clerk of ~e
Circuit Co~t in ~d fo~ Pa~ Beach 0o~y, Florida, ~d s~ll
f~sh to each of the o~e~a ~ed ~ ~d ~on said ~eport, a
notice t~t ~e Oi~ Co~il of ~e City of ~a2 Beach, FloOds,
will sit as a Boa~d of ~lization at the 0i~ Hall in
Beach, FloOds on the 23~ d~ of ~ce~er, 1957, at 7~30 o'clock
P.M., to he~ ~d conside~ ~ ~ ~1 co~l~nta a~ te ~e
seea~nts sho~ herein ~d the ~aid 0ity Oo~cil e~ll adJ~t
eq~li~e the $~ on a basis of J~tioe ~d ri~t ~d ~n ac
eq'~ized ~d ~p~ved, s~h assess~ta s~ll stud ~imd
~d ~emin legal, valid ~d bindl~ obligati~ ~on ~e p~e~
~g~t ~Ich a~d asses~nta ~e levied; s~h assese~nts ~te~
eq~zation adJ~nt ~ ~~ s~ll drae interest at the
vats of 6% ply ~ ~til ~lly p~d.
3. After eq~lization ~d ~on appPoval of s~h assess-
ments, the s~ s~ll be forthwith payable together ~ ~y in-
terest 2hereon acc~ed.
P~S~ ~ A~~ at ~1~ session on ~he 25th day of
Nove~er, A.D., 1957. < - -'
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City Clerk ~ .:.-.
I, ROBERT D. ~0RTHIIG, City Clerk in and for the Ci~y of
Del~ay Beach, Pal~ Bea~, Cowry, Florida, do he~e~ ce~t~ ~a
i~t~nt to be t~ t~e ~ o~igi~l Resolution No. 108~, en-
acted by the City Co~il ~ ~ ~i~ of ~ay Beach, ~lo~ida.
IN ~~5 ~OP I ~ he~e~to met ~ ~ ~d ~fi~d
~e Seal of ~e City of ~~' Beach, Florida, on ~s ~e ~
d~ of Nove~er, A.D., 19~,
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De s ¢ rip ~:~. o.~.n 0wne r Am me
Lot Bloc k S~D.
? 119 ~ 'Jo~ T. Ca,roll
18 Woodlaw~ Avenue
Naugatuck, 0o~.
17 110 / ' Edw~d C. ~~ 35.00
1805 Washl~ton St.
M~A~ towoc, Wise.
lot approx, iI!.13~ N~ ~Ma~'ion '~. Rede 100.00
~d ~.5' ~W, bei~ part 602 Golf Blvd.
of Section 21-46-43~.
Lots 1 tm 12 ~1. ~ F. C. Mudd~ 620.00
S~born Stone~, ~/n~,. 3431 Oregon Street
Hollywood, Florida
~ts 1,2,3,~,.5,6 & 8,
Block 6, Rio Del Re2 P. 0. Box 605
De].ray Beach, Florida
7 7 Rio Del Hey 'MaaS. on F. Moffe%t ~0.00
Cove Beach Club
500 8. E. 21st Avenue
Deerfield Beach, Florida
8 & 9, 8 ' Rio ~1 Roy 'Robert Fle~ 25.00
930 S. E. 5~ Avenue
De~ay Beach, Florida
~ & 15 13 0sceola P~k 'Jules ~ Yvo~e Briche ~5.00
511 ~. E. 11~ Avenue
Fort La~e~dale, Florida
33 ~... 0sceola P~k , A S Jonson, c/o A V. Jo~on 25.00
3~7 Kearney
Denver, Colo.
? 2 0sceola P~k 'Vlvi~ G. M~er ~5.~
80 ~ip Avenue
Floral P~k, L.I., N. Y.
:~ 2 0s~eola P~k ' J. L. L~e, Sr. 50.00
P. O. Bom. 977
De~ay Beach, Florida
2 0sceola P~k ' Alice ~yer ~.00
29 S. E. ?th Avenue
De--a2 Beach, Flo~ida
33 McOinley & Gos~ S/D. , Edw~d U. 'Roddy & Son ~.~
332 8curb Co~t2 R~d
Pa~ Beach, Florida
Lots 38,39,40,41,~ & ~3 'A~cher Bulldi~ Co., Inc. ~.00
Hof~ Addition c/o Roy Cal~a
10 S. E. 4th Avenue
De~a2 Bea~, Florida
Lots 1,2 & 3, Block 106 ~ R~ W. & Georgia E. 0ro~cher ~5.00
620 East Atl~tic Avenue
Delra2 Beach, Florida
RESOLUTION NO.
A RESOI~JTION PROVIDIRG FOR EXECUTION
OF AGREEMt~T WiTH FLORIDA EAST COAST
RAILWAY COMPANY FOR PERMIT TO iNSTALL
ROAD ACROSS TRACKS OF SAID RAIL~AYe
B~ iT RESOLVED, by the Uity Council of the City of
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De!ray Beach, Florida, a lormda ~icipal corporation,
1. That the City of De~ay Beach, a ~Icipa] co~ora-
tion of the State of Florida, docs hereby contract ~d acre, to
enter ~to an a%reement with JO~ W. ~T~, as T~steo of the
property of Florida East Coast Railway Co~any, ~d not ~dividual-
ly, wherein and whereby the said City of Delray Beach ia giv~ the
risht and privilege to use as cross~<~ for pub]lc road cross~g
purposes only, ~hat p~'t of the right cf way and property of said
Railway i~ thc Cowry of PaL~ Beach, Florida, at the ].ocation
dcscribed '~s follows:
A r~ct~lar sipped p~cel of l~d 60 feet
~u width northerly ~d southerly extend~g
easterly ~d westerly across the right of
way a~d over the t~acks of tine Railway, with
longitudinal center 1~~n- ~' ~erseci~in~ .... the
contcr llne or the Railway's n~rt~hc.~,. ~d main
track at a point located i. 6,'0 roc~ su.~
.~.t~,,, ne ,, .~l~.~y's :'~le : _,u No. 319
2:~ckso:,.v.~iEe,' rl. orida, sa:a rf~t of w~:.,
t.h~. Ra:i."way i'iavin~:Z a total ;.,.ldth of 10'.3
:~ I ~:.'t'tn-bo'tm,, ~:~il,.~) track.
File 3-~ .... ~;-91, dated Sept.meet ~..'~<, 19~7, attached
hereto and made a part hereof.
all ss described fn, n~,:} under tn, i%~ther terms ~d conditions of
proposed agre~ent now on file with the 6ity Corn. oil si De~ay
Beach, Florida, ~d by reference thereto made a p~t hereof.
2. That the Mayor, witn. the attestation of the City-
Clerk, be ~d tt~e~~ arc hereby authorized ~d directed to execute
said a~eement for ~d on. behalf of ~e City el' De~ay ~ach,
Florida, a Florida ~lcipal corporation.
3. ~'ha+~ . th~:.~ re~olutien shall take effect ~m~diately
ATTEo i.
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