10-22-51SpMtg October 22,1951
Regular Meeting of the City Oouncil of the City of Del~ay Beach
was held in the Council Chambers at 7.'30 P.M. with Councilamn W. A.
Jacobs as Chairman, and City Attorney Nail MacMillan, City Manager
Robert Lovelace, and Councilmen Kabler and Musgrave Present.
Due to the absense of Mayor Walter A. Roth and Vice-Mayor R. J.
Holland, action was deferred on all items on the agenda,with the follow-
ing e~ceptions-
Mr. Frank Gracey, representing John Garrett, owner of Lot 10,
Delray Beach£Esplanade, asked permission to build servant's quaZters
on the rear of building on this lot, up to the 10th line. He explained
that Laing Street, adjoining the property on the north is merelN a 20'
alley, and a 5' utility easement is directly south of Laing Street on
private property.
Upon motion of Councilman Musgrave, seconded by CounciLman Kabler,
and unanimously carried, the request was referred to the Zoning Beard,
upon payment of fee required with application for a special permit.
With reference to the installation of street lights in Plumosa
Park Subdivision, City Manager Lovelace recomme~ided that lights be
installed on N. E. 3rd. Avenue, from 12th to 16th Street and one on the
corner of N. E. 16th and 17th Streets. He explained that by putting
lights on 3rd. avenue there would be no extra charge for poles and copper,
and this section was already built up. Lights on N. E. 2nd. Avenue can
be installed at a later date.
Mr. Lovelace also recommended the installation of one or two lights
at the east end of the Ferry while the Atlantic Avenue bridge is being
constructed.
Npon motion of Councilman Musgrave, seconded by Councilman Kabler,
and unanimously carried, the installation of street lights as recommended
by the City Manager , was approved.
An appropriation of not over $ 100.00 was authorized for the
Building Inspector to attend the Annual Meeting of the Southern Building
Code Congress to be held in Mobile, Alabama, November 4th through 7th,
upon motion of Councilman Kablar, seconded by CounciLman Musgrave, and
unanimoulsy carried.
Payment to Jack E. Carver of final estimate on N. E. 1st Street
Storm Sewer Project, as submitted by Geo. S. Brockway, Consulting
Engileer, was approved, subject to the approval of the City Manager,
uoon motion of Councilman Xabler, seconded by Councilman Musgrave, and
unanimoulsy carried.
Mr. Chas. J. Peirsol, Realtor, addressed the Council with reference
to LOt 34, Rice addition. He explained that this lot had been dedicated
by the County for Park purposes several years ago. This Subdivision is
now being resubdivided and developed as a Residence "A" District, with
larger lots and wider streets, and the County is willing to return
this lot to its former owner, so that he can sell it in connection with
the development of adjoining property. He asked the Council to adopt
a Resolution consenting to the County returning the lot to its former
Owner,
Councilman Kabler moved that e~ch Councilman inspect the property,
and that action be deferred untila~' adjourned session of this meeting.
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~e motion was seconded by Councilman Masgrave, and carried unanimoulsy.
The meeting then adjourned until 7:30 P. M. on Monday,
October 29th, 1951.
Ci y Clerk