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COUNCIL Cl'VWA'Ii:R
September 11th. 1944
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The Councn met in regplar session at 7:30 P.M. with all
members of the City Counoil. and the City Attorney present.
Minutes of regular meeting of August 28th. and speoial
meetings of September 1st ana September 5th. were read by the City
Clerk and approved as read.
Mr. E. B. NiChols addrllssed tm, CouneU expressing his desire
to oontribute one third the cost Of building the new proposed .road
to cemetery. and also said he would iieed the City the neoesslU7 rlShll.
at-way for the road. Mayor Thayer thanked Mr. NiohOls. and adviaea
him the Counoil would give the matter further stUdy.
The hour at eight o'clock having arrived. bids for painting
of beach pavilion and equipment were opened.
First a letter from Hagen's .stating that due to work already
promised, they were unable to bid at this time was read. They stated
if the work oould be done at a later date they wenld be glat'! to bid.
A bid from E. E. Hagerman of $509.80 was presented. The .
CounoU disoussed this and on motion ot Mr. Wodisohek. Mt-. Hagel'lilall's
bid was aooepted prOViding that fira~ grade oil paint is used on the
entire job. Mr. MoP'ee seconded the motion Whioh oarried unan1!iiously
on roll oall.
Next bids for rOOfing of south portion of Oity fire SMd were
. presented. South Florida Roofing Company bid $212.45 for pitOh and
gra.el, or $l54.00alternate. Tropic~ Roofing Co. bid $325.00 for ~
Pitoh and gravel. or $180.00 alternate. Above ~rk to be done. .
aooording to Oity speoifioations.
Counoilman Waters mOved that South Florida Roofing ~any
bid at $212.45 for pitoh and gravel be aooepted. Mr. MOP'ee'seconded
the motion. which oarried unanimously on roll oall.
A letter trom the Ministerial Association requesting the Couno
. to see to the clos ing ot aU stores selling alooholio"beverages tor
twentY-four hours, after the announoement of oessation of h08~ilitles
Is reoeived. By motion regularly made. seoonded and oarried. the
Mayor was instruoted to notify all persons handling alooholio beverage
to abide by this request.
Mr. ]!"rank Crego addressed the Council requesting that a larger
water meter line be run to his property inasmuch as he was not gUting
proper pressure. 11'. W. Wod isobek. Chairman of thE Water Committee:,
agreed to investigate the matter. .
Mr. E. B. P'oote representing the Delray Beaoh Library
Assooiation. spoke to the Couno 11 introduoing his OOlllllt1ttee. Mr.
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Hnbbard also a member of the Library Assooiation gave the Counoil
a finanolal report of the Library for the past year. The Mayor
thanked the Committee f~ ooming to the meeting. and assured them
the City appreoiated the splendid work the library was doing for
the oommuni ty .
Mr. Raymond White asked the Council to grant him special
permit to erect ~ baAll bUilding for sanitary purposes to be used
with his trailer on his propertylooated at the corner of N.E.
2nd Avenue and 4th Street. He stated he was unable to rent a
house, or build one. but as soon as materials were available he
intended building. COunoilman Waters moved that temporary permit
be granted Mr. White with the understanding that as soon as building
materials were available. he would build. Mr. McFee seconded the
motion. which mrr1ed unanimously on roll oall.
The Mayor i~ormed the Counoil the street oiling work is.
progressing nicely.
By motion regularly made; seoonded and oarried. the Clerk
w,s instruoted to pay bill to Florida League of Munloipalities amount-
ing to $70.00 for dues.
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At the request of Judge iT. M. Cromer. he was granted a two
weeks leave of absenoe from his dutiea as Munloipal JUdge. the
Mayor being authorized by the Counoil to appoint someone to fill the
vaoanoy far that ttme.
By motion regularlt made. seoonded aM oarried. btll:1a # 1794,
through 1837 amounting to '4.466.69 were ordered paid after being
apprOVed by the Fimu.oeCommitte..
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Mr. Hnbbard next gave the Oounoil an outline of the plans ot
the Delray Beaoh Band and requesting the Couneil to set aside $600.
f'or the bands use during the Coming ye ar. Mr.. MoP'ee moved that the .
Counoil set up $600.00 in the 1944-45 budget for the band. Mr.
Wodisehek seconded the motion whioh oarried unanimously on roll
oall.
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Counoilman Jaoobs moved that the janitress be paid $25.00
per month beginning October 1. 1944. Mr. Wodisohek seoonded the
motion. Whioh oarried unanimOUSly on roll call.
\'I'ork began on the 1944-45 budget and continued until 11o'eloo:
When aD estimate of antioipated expenditures had been cOlllp1etea,also
the estimate of anticipated revenue, it showed the amount neoessary
to be raised by taxation for operating purposes to be $54.200.00.
Whereupon it was regularly moved. seconded am oarried that the
following resolution be adopted:
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RESOLU'l'ION 509
A RESOLUTION OF THE OITY COUROn. OF THE CI'l'Y
OF DEL~Y BEACH. l!AI.M BEACH COUNTY, l!'LORIDA1
ADOPTING ITS ANNUAL BUDGET 011' ESTD!ATED EXPENSES
FOR THE FISCAL YEAR 1944-45 AND LEVYING A TAX
ON ALL PROPERTIES WITIH,N THE CITY OF DELRAY BEACH
ROR PAYING OF PRINCIPAL AND llI'rtHES'l' ON BONDED
INDEBTEDNESS AGAINST TH1 B!OPER'l'Y LOCATED IN THE
FORMER CITY OF DELRAY. AND ALLOCATING AND
APPRIJPllIATnTG SAID COI.I.ECTIONS THEREUNDER.
Millage set up being 14i mills for operating and 81 mills tor
bond debt servloe.
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There being no further business to oome before the
Counoil, Counoil adjourned.
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