12-27-55 DECEMBER 27th, 1955.
A Regular Meeting of the City Commission of the City of
Delrav Beach, was held in the Commission Chambers at 2:30 P. M.
with Mayor Snow in the Chair, City Manager W. E. Lawson Jr., City
Attorney Neil MacMillan and the following Commission Men, ers being
present; Empty J. Barrow, Catherine E. Strong, Glenn B. Sundy and
W. Cottingham Allen. The full Co,~ission being present.
An opening prayer was delivered by l)r. J. G. Robinson.
Commissioner Sundy moved that the Minutes of the December
13th Meeting be approved as written. Motion was seconded by Comm-
issioner Sundy and unanimously cmrried.
City Manager Lawson advised the Co~ission that long ago he
became mware of the inadequate insurance coverage for City owned prop-
erty, both real and nersonal, and upon his reeuest Plastridge Agency
had, for several months, been conducting a survey and study of this
matter, and based upon a report from said Agency, which well proved
his earlier belief that a revision of the City's insurance program
wms of paramount importance, requested bids for insurance coverage
of municipal properties and activities.
I COMPREItENSIVE GENFAIAL LIABILITY
Plastridge *INA 4536.96
National 7368.40
Amlin -O-
Oracey -O-
Nichols Exel.Prod. 6415.04
Incl. Prod. 6807.79
Lipsoomb -O-
Roy 8961.80
Weeks 6807.79
II WORKM~N'S COMPENSATION
Plastridge National 6000.35
*INA 5019.68
Amlin -0-
Gracey -0-
Nichols 5986.21
LiDscomb ~ -0-
Roy 6221.56
Weeks 5986.21
III COM]q{EH~SIVE AUTOMOBILE LIABILITY
Plastridge INA 2195.00
National 1978.95
Amlin -O-
Gr8cey * 1961.23
Nichols 2000.11
Lipscomb -O-
Roy 7869.60
Weeks 2000.11
O 0 -~ PHYSICAL DAMAGE
IV AlIT M Bi,,.,
Plastridge Comp. except F&T on scooters, & motorcycles
National 250.95
Comp. except F&T on scooters, mo--~y~es &
Fire equipment INA 256.23
Amlin " -0-
DECEMBER 27th, 1955.
Gracey Como, except F&T &CAC on Scooters & motorcycles 262,11
Fire and theft on all 129.11
Nichols * 160,40
Lipscomb -0-
Roy F-T&W 450.79
Weeks * 160.40
V EOUIPMENT FLOATER
Plastridge INA - A thru 1 -10.00 ded. theft-lOO.ded.on co11.1218.42 ~
INA-A thru I - 10.00 ded. theft-lOO.ded, on coll.
End. # 37 663.42
Natl-A thru (1) 10.00 ded. theft-lOO.ded.on coll. "
End. # 37 663.42
Natl-A thru (H) 10.00 ded. theft-100.ded.on coll.
End. ~ 37 473.87
No Water towers
~mlin All risks full coverage - 3 yr 3800.34 1 year 1520.14
All risks 10. ded on theft 100. ded on coll.
3 yr. 3076.47 1 year 1230.59
Scarified Perils Full coverage - 3 yr. 3076.47
1 year 1230.59
Specified Perils Full Coverage A thru H
3 year 2352.59 1 year 941.04
Specified Perils 10. £~ 100 ded. 3 yr. 2533.56
1 year 1013.43
Specified Perils A thru H-10. ded on other perils
3 year 1990.66 1 year 796.26
· All include strikes, rio~s, etc. 80~ tIC-
Guarantee 10~/o, red. on renewal if loss ratio
less th,~n 25%
mAuto pickup uD tn 15,000. per item
Gr~cey All Risks - 100.deal. wind on items 34 & 35 lights 868.65
All risks - 100. ded. all peris]. 723.87
Sepcified Perils - 100 ded. wind. on 34 & 35 579.10
S~ecified Perils - lO0.ded, on ail perils 434.32
9Auto pickun for 45 days
Nichols Exel item ~ 37
All risks no ded 852.98
All Risks $100. de~. 805.59
~pecial Perils no ded, -% thru !. 805.59
Special Perils 9100,. ded. A thr,~ I /'710.81
~pecial Perils A thru H no ded. 710.81
Sqecinl Perils ,a thru H lO0. ded. 616.03
· 60 day auto coversge
Lioscomh -O-
Roy Soecified Perils A thru I 1482.52
Weeks Same as Nichols
Excl # 37 - A thru H-10 ded theft 94775a55 521.26
Excl # ,q7 - A thru 1-10 ded theft 100. tied
o~ I ~, .645 611.30
Excl ~ 37 - All ~{isks - ]0 ded. theft 100. ded
~ .7~5 725.03
DEC~}MBER 27th, 1955.
Bonds - Blanket
Plastridge
INA Public Em, loyees Honesty Blanket Position Bond 10,000.
With Faithful Performance Without Fs;ithful Performance
yr. 460.30 228.13
Vr adv 1150.75 570.33
yr annnal 1208.29 598.84
Payable 604.15 1st yr. 299.42
362,49 2nd yr. ]_79.65
241.65 3rd yr. 119.77
INA Public Employees Honesty Blanket Bond - IO,O00.
With Fnitbful Performance Without Faithful Performance
1 yr 40o.14 195.54
3 yr adv 1000.35 488,96
3 yr annual 1050,37 514.41
Payable 525.19 1st yr. 256.71
315.11 2nd yr. 154.02
210.07 3rd yr. 102.68
National Public !~m~loyees Honesty Blanket Bond.
With Faithful ~erformance Without Faithful Performance,
1 yr 514.49 231,66
3yr adv, 1286,23 579,15
3 y~ a~nu~l 1.3'50,54 608,11
Payable 675.27 1st yr. 304.06
405.16 2nd yr. 192.43
270.10 34d yr. 121.62
~mlin'
Public Emo]oyees Honesty Blanket Bond
With Faithful Performance Without Faithful Performance
1 yr 414.72 348.30
3 yr adv, 1036,90
3 yr annual
Payable 544,37 1st yr. 182,86
326,63 2nd yr, 109,72
217,75 3rd yr. 73,14
Grm~ey
Public Employees Honesty Blanket Bond
With Faithful Performance Without Faithful Performance
1 yr 389.61 215.40
3 yr adv. 974.02 538.65
3 yr ann~ml 1022.72 565.58
Payable 1st yr. 282.79
2nd yr. 169.67
3rd yr. 113.12
472
DECEMBER 27th, 1955.
Nichols
Public Employees Honesty Blanket Bond
With Faithful Performance Without Faithful Performance
1 yr. 467.58 184.68
3 yr adv. 116~.48 461.52
3 yr annual 1226.90 484.60
Payable 613.45 1st yr. 242.30 -
368.07 2nd yr. 145.38
245.38 3rd yr. 96.92
Llpscomb -0-
Roy
Public Employees Honesty Blanket Bond
With Faithful Performance Without Faithful Performance
1 yr 194.85
Weeks.
Same as Nichols
Individual bonds Tax Collector - ~lOt000.
With Faithful Performance Without Faith Performance
1 yr. 3 yr. 1 yr. 3 yr. :
iPlastridge 100.00 270.00
~mlin 100.00 270.00
Gracey 100.00 270.00
Nichols 100.00 270.00~
Lipscomb -O-
Roy 150.00 405.00 100.00 270.00
Weeks 100.00 270.00
Individual Bond Treasurer - $20t000.
Plastridge 200.00 540.00
Amlin 290.00 540.00
Gracey 200.00 540.00
N~chols 200.00 540.00
~,ipscomb -0- -O-
Roy 200.00 540.00
Weeks 200.00 540.00
Water Towers
PlastrJdge -O-
Amlin -0- ( A. Fire, Wind, Expl. off
Gracey ( premises, aircraft, & 1673.52
Nichols -0- ( quake
Lipscomb -0- ( B. All risks except subsidence 1761.60
Roy -0- ( & Collapse 1990.61
Weeks ~-0- ( C. All tlisks ~'
DECEk.~ ER 27th, 1955
The City Manager then read the fo]~lowing list of Low
B~.ds received in resnonse to reeuest for bids from all local In-
surance Agencies.
Comprehensive General Plastridge ~ 4,536.96
Workmen's ComDensadion do 5,019.68
Comprehensive Auto do 2,195. O0
~uto ~q~y. I)pma~e Weekes 160.40
E~uipment Floater Gracey Bros. 434.32
Bond - Blanket Amlin 139.20
Bond - Indemnity Plastridge 300.00
Wate~ Towers Gr~cey Bros. 1,990.61
Fire & Ex?~ended Coverage
(~u~.ldings) Plastridge 5,890.25
Fire ~ qxtended Coverage
(Coot eot s ) Pi~ st ridge 610.79
Commissioner ~trong moved that the City accept the low
bids and award ~be various identified coveraMes to the low bidder.
Motion was seconded by Co~issinner Allen and ~menimously c~rrJed.
T~e City Mmnm,qer further informed the Co~ission that all
local insuranca s~enc~es hsd n~reed on the sdvisability of ]roving
one agency sunervise the City's instance pro,qram, and in view of
the vast amount of preliminary work done by th.e ~lastridge Agency
and the approval of the other locel agencies the City M~nager re-
commended that P!astridge ~.gency, Inc., be annointed to supervise
the City's insurance nrogram to whic}~ the Commission agreed, with
the understanding that all agencies he nermitted to submit bid on
mew ins~lranee.
Mr. Paul SDeJcher addressed the Commission nod advised
them of having assisted in ~be instml]ation cC a similar program
Cdr Dnde County in 19~6 which has been continued ~i~ce ~hmt time
with very satisCsctory results.
Commissioner narrow moved thet the City acce,t the
offer cC Mr. Warren q. Grimes to red, lace the colored bulbs on AtlantJ.~
Avenue wi~h 10-watt whi~ light bulbs Cdr increased ligbt~ng through-.
cut the win~er season. Mo~ion wss seconded by Co~issioner Strong
and unanimously carried.
~E~e City M~neger then advised the Co~ission thm~ the
}'uhlic Hemrir,~ concernin% the proposed comprehensive zoning plan
will undoubtedly be sble to be held ].ste in January by which time
the PlannJ. ng Bosrd/Zonin,~ Co~mission exnect to submit their report
relative *o the pu~lJc hearing coati,acted by them on December 15th,
1955.
City Manager Lawson then read Ordinance No. G-221.
ORD!MANCE q-?21.
AN OtlI)~NA~CE OF THE CI~' CO~ISSION OF THE CITY
A~N~ING 'to THE CI'~ OF I)ELIUkY B~:tCH, T}~ FOLLOW-
IYG DESCRIBED TILkCT 0}{ PARCEI, OF ~%MD LOCAT~) IN
PALM }~EACH COWN~, FLO}RIDA, AMD LYI~G CONTIGUOUS
TO TIIE CITY OF !)ELi~AY B~C}{, TO WIT: THE EAST
cU~R~]R (E~) DF MODEL I~MD COM?A~'S LOT 4,
8, TOWNSHIP 46 SOUTH, RANGE 43 FAST, PALM ~Bb~CH
COUMqqf, FLO~)A, ACCOI~DIMG TO TUE PIAT SHOWING ~fltE
SU]{D]VISION OF SECTION 8, TOWNSHIP 46, SO~Tll, ~NGE
43 EAST, OM FII,E IN T]{E OFFICE OF q';iE CLERK OF THE
CIRCUIT COURT IN A5~) FOR PALM ]~EACH COUNTY, ~OHII)A,
'~{ECORDED IN PlAT BOOK 1, PAGE 4, AND PROVIDING SAID
PROPERTY SHALL N()~r BE SUBJECT TO EXISTING BONDED IN~
I)EBTI]D~qN OF THE CI'~ oF DEL~.Y BEACH, FLOIIII)A; AND
PROVIDING FOR TAXATION OF
DECEMBER 2?th, 1955
WHEP~kS, the City Commission of the City of Delray Begch,
has determined to annex to the City a tract of land as more
particularly described in Section 1 hereof, and
~4HEREAS, k~ILLIA~! M, YOUNT, A single man, E. L. Schmidt and
Daisy M. Sehmidt, his wife, and John ~4. Ailing and Augusta E.
Ailing, his wife, are the sole fee simple title o~ers of the
property described in Section 1 hereof a~d have duly consented
and given permission to the annexation of said property by the
City of Delray Beach~ and
]~HEI(E~S. the City of Delrny Beach, Florida, is authorized
by virtue nf ~hapter 2~,510, Snecisl Laws of Florida, ~cts of
1951, to annex the said lands;
NO~, Tt~REFDIIE, BE IT OR])AIN~ by *.he City Commission of
the City of ])elray ~{e~ch, Florida, as ~ollows:
Section 1: ~at the City Commission o~ the City of Delrey
Beach~Palm Beach Co,tory, Florida, hereby annexes to said City the
following described tract or parcel o~ land located in Palm Beach
County, Floridn~ and lying contiguous to said City~ to wit:
The East Quarter (E~) of Model Land Company's
Lot 4, Section 8, Township 46 South, Range 43
East, Palm Bench County, Florida, according to
the plat showing the Subdivision of Section 8,
Township 46 South, Range 43 East, on file in
the Office of the Clerk of the Circuit Court
in and for Palm Beach County, Florida~ .recorded
in Plat Book 1, page 4.
Section 2: ~at the boundaries of the City of Delray Beach,
Florida, are h~eby redefined so as tn include therein the above
described tract of lmnd~ and said lands are hereby declared to be
in the corporate limits of said City of ])elray Beach, Florida.
Section 3: ~e property hereinabove desc~ibed and herein
annexe~'tn the City of Delray Beach, Florida, shall not be subject
to taxation for the reiiring of any existinq bonded indebtedness
of the City of Delray Beach, Florida;
Section 4: ~e nroper~y hereinabove described and herein
annexe~"~to the City of l)elr~y Beach, Florida, shall not be taxed
for ad valorem taxes in excess of mn annuml tax of $5.00 per lot,
as shown on said plat, for ten (10) years from the date of the
enmctment of this ordinance. In the event, however, any such lot
is sold by l~'i]liam M. Yount, s single man, and/or E. L. Schmidt
and Daisy M. Schmidt, his wife, and/or John ~. ~l]ing and Augusta
E. Alling, his wife, or in the even~, any building is constructed
on say lot, then such lot sh~ll be subject to normal taxation,
except for bonded indebtedness aforesaid.
Section 5: ~at, Jf any word, phrase, clause, sentence or
part of !.his O~dinance shall be declared illegal by a court of
competent jurisdiction, such record or illegality shall in no way
affect the remaining nortion.
PASS~) in Regular Session on the second and final re~,ding
om this the 27th d~y of December, A. D., 1955.
Mayor
(S~m~)
ATTEST:
/S/ R. I). Worthing 1st Reading: December 13, 1955
2nd l{ending: December 27, 1955
City Clerk PASSED & ADOPTb~: Dec. 27, 1955
DECEMBER 27th, 1955.
Commissioner .qtrong moved that Ordinance No. G-221 be adopted
on second and final feeding. Motion was seconded by Commissioner
5undy and ~manimously carried.
The City Manager then re~d Ordinance No. G-226.
OHDINAMCE G-~26.
AN ORDINANCE OF THE C!~ OF ))EI,~:~Y BF~:~Ct[, FLORIDA,
Defining the Practice of Barbering and Management
of Barber ShoDs and Requiring a License or Certi-
fic~!e of Registration as a Condition to Any Person
Practicing Bmrbering or Any Person Attempting to
Manm~e or Operate a l~mrber Shop and Prescribing the
Terms and Conditions, Upon Which the Licenses or
Certificates of ~'.egistration M~y Be Issued to Any
P~rson to ~ractire Barbering ~r to Manage or Operate
~ Barber Sho~ in the City of l~elray ~each, State of
Florida. Cremting s City iioard of Barber Examiners
and Defining and Declaring Its Powers mad Duties;
Regulating the Practice of Barbering and Management
of Barber Shops by ~ose Licensed Hereunder; Imposing
Certain Fees Upon Person Anplying for License; or
Certificates of Registration to Practice Barbering or
~nerate or M~nage a ~arber Shop of this City and
An~ro~rJatJn~ th~ Proceed~ 'thereof to Accomplish the
Purposes of ~is Ordinance; and Prescribing ~enalties
for Violmtions of the Provision of this Ordinance and
Re~ula tions Hereund e~.
Be it Enacted by the City Co,meal -C the City
oC ~elrmy nemcb, State of Floridm.
Passed end :~,dopted this the 27th day oC December,
~. D. ~ 955.
__frs/ Snow
~ayor
ATTEST: /S// R. D. Worthing
City Clerk
First ;aeading November 22~ 1955.
qecond and Fine]. ~[ending, })ece,~ber 27~ 1955.
Co~missioner Sundy moved tlmt Ordinance No. G.-226 be adopted
on second mad CJnal reading. Motion was seconded by Commissioner
The City M~mager then repd (Irdi~mnce N~). G-227.
ORDIN.~ v CE G-227.
AN ORDIM~ NCF
CITY OF DELtlAY ~'C~CU, ~]IIDA~ LE~IMG T!tE
,~gSEqS~ENTS AS ~UoWN RY TIlE ASSESS~EN'P ROLL
C~7~E~NING TUE CLEARING~ G[b~DING A~ ~VING
N. M. SECOND AVENIU~ R~C~EEN ATIJNTIC A~
.'k~; N. E. end ~TREET T() A WIDTH ,nF FOR~
(40)
WHEREAS the City Manage~ of the City of De]ray Beach, Florida,
has, in accordance with and 9ursuance to the Charter of said City,
~ubmitted t~ the GJty Commission Cot anproval, a repnrt oC the cost
4?6
DECEMBER 27th, 1955.
and the assessment roll for clear,.n,,, gPa(ting and paving N.
Second Avenue between Atl~niic /~venue sad N, ~], 2nd ~reet~ to a
width ~ ~orty (40) feet~ and
WHER~S said report ~nd ~ssess~ent roll were approved ~y the
City Commission in regular session on the ~2nd d~y of November, A.I).
1955; and
WHEREAS due notice concerning said assessment roll was given
through advertisement by the City Clerk, in accordance ~ith the City
Gharter of the City of De]ray Beach, for the pqrpose of heaping
objections~ i~ any, to said assessment Poll; and
WIIEREAS no sufficient objections were received to the confirm-
ation ~ the assessment roll~
NOW~ TI{~EFOI{E, BE IT ORDAINED by the City Co~ission of the
City of l)elray Beach, Florida~ as ~ollows:
SECTION 1. ~e assessments~ as shown by said assessment rol]~
which is annexed hereto and re. de a part hereo~ are hereby levied
against the proDerty sho~ and in amounts specified on said assess-
ment roll~ said assessments to be ~aid in five (5) equal annual in-
st. allments~ together with interest at the rate c~ eight (8) per cent
hep ann~ the first installment becoming d~e and payable on l)ecem-
hep 27th~ 1955~ and an the 27th day of December For the next ensuing
four (4) yaars; and said special assessment, so levied, shall be a
lien from the date the assessment becomes ef~ective~ upon the res-
pective lots and narcels a~ land described in said assessment roll,
o~ the same nat~e a~d to the same extent as the lien ~or general
taxes~ and shall be collectible in the same manner and with the same
penalties and under the same 9rovisions as to sale and forfeiture as
City taxes a~e collectible.
PASSb~) in regular session on second arid final reading on this
the twenty-seventh day of l)ecember~ 3. D., 1955.
/S/ W. 3. Snow
M A Y 0 Il
(S~.~n)
ATTEST:
/S/ R. D. Worthing City Clerk
1st Reading, December 13, 1955
2nd Reading December 27, 1:)55
PASSED & ADOPTED; l)ecember 27, 1955.
ASSESSMENT ROLL
CLF~RING, GI~I)INC. AND PAVINC, N. E. 2nd
AVENUE BETWEEN ATI~N'ric ~.VEN~ 7:N]) N.
E. 2nd STREET TO A WIDTH OF FORTY (.40)
FEET.
i77
DECEHBER27th, 1955
DESCRIPTION FRONT FRONT FT. TOTAL
OF PROPERTY OWNER FOOTAGE ASSESSHENT ASSESSHENT
Lot 18, Blk. 76 T.L. & Harie 140 ~ 1.65 $ 231.00
Jackson
E. 85t1' of Lots
11 & 12, Blk.76 T.L. & Harie 149.4 246.51
Jackson
Lot 10, Blk. 76 C.W. Pierce 74.7 123.26
L
Lots 8 & 9, Ho L. & Audeen 149.4 246.51
Block 76 Go~don
Lot 7, Blk. 76 The Love Co. 74.7 ~ 123.26
Lots 12,13,14, R. Do & Jessie A. 382.5. 631.13
15 & 16, Blk.75 Smith
lot 11 & S. 25.5 Walter A. & Ida L. 102 168o30
ft. of 10, Blk.75 Roth
Lot 9, & N. 51' Clarence & Jaunita 127.5 210.38
off lO, Blk.75 Boat#right
Lets 2, 3, 4, 5, Ocean City Lumbe~ Co. 448.2 739.53
6 & 7, Blk.84
Lot 8, Blk. 84 Lysle W. & Haude Jo 140 231.00
Johnson
Lot 1 & N. 18.5' Paul & De~othy E. 95 156.75
of 2, Blk. 83 Hyevs
S. 20''of No 38,5' L. K. Hyers 20 33.00
of Lot 2, Blk.83
N. 18.8' of S. 38' C.W. & Cerrine Hill 18.8 31.02
off Lot 2, Blk. 83.
So 19X2' of Let 2, Clayton G. Hale 19.2 31°68
Blk. 83
N. 34' of Let 3, Paul & Derethy Eo 34 56o10
Bleck 83 Hyevs
N. 33.7' ef the Howard & Ruth 33.7 55.61
S. 42.5' ef Lot 3,
Bleck 83.
S. 8.8' ef Let 3 Paul & De~ethy E. 35.3 58.25
& N. 26.5' ef Let
4, Blk. 83
S. 50' ef Let 4, J.C. & Hildreth 50 82.50
Blk. 83
Let 5, Blk. 83 Beyd & Yera E. Bens 76.5 126.25
Lets 6, 7 & 8, R.J. & Hartha 306 504.90
Bl®ck 83
2476.9 Ft. $4,086.94
DECEHBER 27th, 1955
DETAIL OF TOTAL COST.
Survey & Plans $ 388.00 (See G.F.Veu. l1727)
Add. " 39.00 (" Sp. A. Yeu. 74)
Resolutien 968 21.61
Adver. f®r Bids 2.44
" " " 1.75
Assess. Rell 33.00
Ordinance 3.15
488.95
CONTRACT 12,850o00 (SEE Bardrives, Inc.,
Autherized Extras 284.17 Inveice 11-16-55)
$13,623.12
70~ 9,536.18 City's Share per
Pelicy Estab, 6-14-55.
** 30~ $ 4,086.~ ~ BE ASS~S~
Cemmissi®ner Strmng m®ved that Ordinance Ne. G-227 be ad®pted
en sec®nd and final reading. Hetien was sec®nded by Cemmissiener
Barrew and unanimeusly carried.
An Assessment tell cevering cests &f ®pening, grading and pav-
ing Seuth West Sixth Avenue fr®m Atlantic Avenue te S. ~. 3~d Street
~as appr$~ed by the C~issi~n in ~e~ulaP session en December 13th,
1955, and duly adve~tised Cer ~ublic hearin~ t~ereen t$ be held at
2:30 P. H., December 27th, 1955.
the fePe~ein~, the City Hana~er then read Ordinance Ne. G-228.
O~IN~CE 6-228.
~ O~IN~CE OF TItE CITY CO~ISSION OF ~E CIT~
OF D~Y B~CB, ~ORIDA, LE~ING THE ASSESSH~TS
~ SHO~ B~ THE ASSESS~NT ~OlJ. SUB~T~D BY
CI~ ~NAGER OF SAID CI~, CONCEDING THE
G~DING, ~D PAVING OF S. ~. SIX~ A~UE BE~E~
A~NTIC A~UE ~ 9. ~. ~I~D
Ce~tsstene~ Allen meved that O~dtnance Ne. G-228 be placed
en 1st ~eading. Hetten ~as sece~ad by Ce~sslener S~dy and
~ant~eusly carried.
~ assessment tell ceverlng cests ef mpentng, ~adtng and
paving that part mf N. ~. 2nd Avenue between Grmve ~ay and 15th
Street was apprmved by the Ce~issitn in regular sessltn
December '13th, 1955, and duly advertised fmr public
theremn tm be held at 2:30 P. H., mn December 27th,
ThePe being nm .bJectitns expressed .mr presented relative
tm the fmregmZng, the City ~nager then read Ordinance Nm. 6-229.
O~IN~CE G-229.
AN O~INANCE OF THE CITY CO~S9ION OF THE CI~
OF DEL~Y B~CH, F~RIDA, LE~ING ~E ~S~S~TS
AS SHO~N BY T~ ASSESS~T ROLL SUB~TT~ BY THE
CITY ~GER OF SAID CI~ CONCEDING ~E OPTING,
G~DING A~ PA~NG OF ~AT P~T OF N. ~. SECO~
AVE~E LYING BE~E~ FIFTE~TH ST~ET A~ GRO~
~AY.
Ctmissitnev S~dy mmved t~t Ordinance Nm. 6-229 be placed
mn first reading. Httitn was secmnded by C.~issitner Allen
and ~animmusly carried.
DEC~4BER 27th, 1955
The City Hana~er then read Ordinance Ne. 6-230.
ORDINANCE NO. 6-230.
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY CO~ISSION OF THE CITY
OF DELRAY BEACH, FLORIDA, PLACING THE FOLLOhFIN6
DESCRIBED PROPERTY IN RESIDENCE #Aw DISTRICT:
THE mST qUOTeR (ES) OF MODEL L~ND COHPAN~'S
LOT 4, SECTION 8, T~P 46 Seuth, R6E 43 EAST, PAI~
BEACH COUNTY, FLORIDA~ ACCOKDIN6 TO THE PLAT SHO~-
ING THE SUBDIVISION OF SECTION 8, T~P 46 S, RGE 43E,
ON FILE IN THE OFFICE OF TttE CLERK OF CIRCUIT COURT,
IN AND FOR PAI~ BEACH COUNTY, FLORIDA, RECORDED IN
PLAT BOOK 1, PAGE 4.
Ce~missiener Sundy meved that Ordinance Ne. 6-230 be placed
en first reading. Metien was sec®nded by Cemmissiener Allen and un-
animeusly carded.
13~e City Hanager then presented each Cemmissi®ner with a cepy
®f the Audit®r~s rep®rt fer the 1954-1955 fiscal year~s eperati®n,
requesting the return ef said c®pies fer further distributien when
th'ey have served their purpese. Ne actien was taken pending study
®f the rep®rt.
~ith regard to establishing an accurate and early inventory
of all city o~ned property, Commissioner Strong favors a complete
appraisal of the 6olf Course.
City Manager Lawson then discussed with the ComSssion the
current need and de. and for increased water distribution in the
Andrews Avenue area and more specifically at this time to serve
the needs of the 6rosvenor House, now nearing completion.
Manager felt that an additional supply should be provided and
commended a l0w line to ultimately connect the present 8w line of
East Atlantic Avenue ~ith the 12w main on the north side of Seaspray
Estates.
Commissioner Strong made a motion that the City Hanager~s
re~m~endation be accepted and that the Hanager be instructed to
preceed with installation of a 10' line from Atlantic Avenue, north-
ward on Andrews Avenue, to a ~oint opposite the 6rosvenor House.
Hotion was seconded by Commissioner Barrow and unanimously carried.
The Co~mission suggested that the City Hanager miF~t confer
with Howard Lee Cromer and others in an effort to determine whether
the project should be done by City personnel or let out on bid.
The City Hanager then read the report submitted by the Plannin~
Boa~d~Zoning Commission regardin$ the Lindsley Lu~ber variance request.
The .Board recommended that the variance be denied or withdra~n but
suggested that the Building Inspector reconsider the application in
view of construction changes to be made by Lindsley Lumber Company
with regard to the ori$inal submitted plan. ~
Commissioner Strong moved that the variance request be denied.
Motion was seconded by Commissioner Barrow and unanimously carried.
Commissioner Sundy ~oved that Bills, in the amount of $89,579.53,
be paid subject to the approval of the .Finance Committee. Motion was
seconded by Commissioner Allen and unanimously carried.
The City Hanager then submitted plans of Carrel Dairi-Freez
Inc., for a building to be located on Lots 18 and 19, Block 106, No.
Federal Highway.
Comissioner Allen recommended approval of the plans as sub-
mitted which motion ~as seconded by Commissioner Sundy and unanimously
carried.
Sea Ray, Inc., made applications for a Liquor License at the
Bon Air Hotel and a Beer & ~lne License for the Seagate Beach Club,
a private membership club.
DECEI~F~ 27th, 1955.
Commissioner Bar~ow moved that both applications be granted.
Hotion was seconded by Commissioner Allen and upon Call of
Rotl, Hayor Snow and Commissioners Bar~ow, Sundy and Allen voted in
favor of said grant and Commissioner Strong abstained.
Follovt~g considerable discussion relative to the traffic
problem on Atlantic Avenue, east of the Waterway, Co~nissioner
~trong moved that a trafffic light be purchased and installed be-
tween the bridge and Ocean Blvd., and that the City Hanager be in-
structed to provide for well marked pedestrian cross walks in that
area and 'particularly on the bridge. Hotlon was seconded by Com-
missioner ~llen and unanimously carried.
Commissioner Sundy moved for the elimination of truck
traffic on Atlantic Avenue from Swinton to the Federal Highway.
There was no second to the motion as the Commission felt that any
action relative to diversion off traffic should be delayed until, the
return of the Chief of Police whose advice and comment, relative
thereto, should be considered.
City Attorney HacHillan recommended that the Commission
seek to obtain early and definite information from the County Com-
mission as to likely proposed route connecting the "Turnpike" clover-
leaf with Delray Beach in order that necessary right-Of-way dedica~
tions be obtained as soon as possible.
· he City Commission agreed that the City Hanager should
meet with the Planning Board and then arrange a conference with the
County Commission relative to the connecting route with the Turnpike.
Col. Andrew Fabens, addressing the Commission, stated that
it might be advisable to consider possible diversion of Boynton and
Bo~a Reran bound traffic, as well as other traffic headed in that
general direction, coming off the Turnpike, at Hilitary Trail, or
possibly State Road 9 if it were opened, hereby lessening the addition
of through traffic to an already congested throroghfare.
~he City Hanager then presented a Re-Plat of Southridge Plat
~ 3, and plans for development thereof by Joseph Kolendoo
Commissioner Barrow moved that said Plans and Plat be re,-
ferred to the Planning Board for study and ~ecommendation. Hotion
was~seconded by Commissioner Allen and unanimously carried.
Commissioner Strong made the following inquries:
Q. What progress has been made on Water Tank "Si~n".
i. City Hanager advised that work would start soon after
Jan. 1st.
Has Action been taken to preserve the trees along'
wate~ay just north of Archer & Warriner Dock area.
A. City Hanager agreed to follow thru and ascertain that
the necessary provisions for preservation of treeshas
been taken.
~hat progress toward obtaining cost of Hicro-Filmin~
of records.
A.City Hanager is awaiting information requested of
West Palm Beach.
~. Inquired of City Attorney the necessity of reading
long Ordinances, such as the Barbering Ordinance,
twice.
AcNecessary until changed by Charter Amendment.
Commissioner Allen moved that, on recommendation of the
Hayor, and under the supervision of the City Hanager, the City owned
land in tho S.E.Quarter of Section 21, Lots 9 and 25, be cleared at a
cost of $400.00, the amount of bid received by the C~ty Hanager. Hot-
ion seconded by Commissioner Barrow and unanimously' carried.
Heating adjourned. .. /~S/.. H. D. ~orthin~
City Clerk
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