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08-12-40 Regular 15V2 -. COUNCIL CHAMBER AUGUST 12, 1940 THE COUNCIL MET IN REGULAR SESSION AT 7:30 P.M. WITH THE CITY ATTORNEY ANO COUNCILMEN BRADSHAW, CREGO, HILL, JACOBS AND MILLER PRESENT. THE MINUTES OF THE LAST REGULAR MEETING, JULY 22NO, AND THE SPECIAL MEETINGS OF JULY 22ND, AND AUGUST THE 5TH AND 6TH WERE READ AND APPROVED. , 1 ! l A REQUEST WAS READ FRDM THE LIONS CLUB, ASKING PERMISSIDN TO MOVE WHAT IS KNOWN AS THE OLD BELL HOUSE FROM ITS PRESENT LOCAT ION, LOT 23 BLOCK 116, TO LOTS 16-& 17 BLOCK 105, SAME TO BE REPAIRED AND REMODELLED AS A CLUB-HOUSE FOR THE ORGANIZATION. IN CONNECTION WITH THE REQUEST, A COMMUNIDATION WA~LSO RECEIVED FROM GEO. PINCKNEY, PROTESTING THE PLACING OF SUCH BUILDING IN FRONT OF HIS HOME AT 304 N.E. FIFTH AVENUE, STATING THAT IN ITS PRESENT CONDITION, IT WOULD NOT BE IN KEEPING WITH SURROUNDING RESIDENCES, OR IN ACCORD WITH ZONE "B" REQU I REMENTS. C.J. MANSON WAS PRESENT. REPRESENTING THE LIONS CLUB. AND STATED IT WAS THE INTENTION OF THE ORGANIZATION TO ENLARGE THE FLOOR AREA OF THE BUILDING TO THE 896 SQUARE FOOT REQUIREMENT, BY BUILDING A SCREENED PORCH AROUND IT, AND OTHERWISE TO IMPROVE THE APPEARANCE OF THE STRUCTURE, AND BEAUTIFY THE PROPERTY, ALTHOUGH IT MIGHT BE SEVERAL MONTHS BEFORE THE REMODELLING WAS ENTIRELY COMPLETED. IT WAS MOVED BY MR. BRADSHAW THAT THE LIONS CLUB BE ALLOWED TO MOVE THE BUILD- ING FROM LOT 23 BLOCK 116 TO LOTS 16 & 17, BLOCM 105. WITH THE UNDER- STANDING TRAT THE CLUB CDMPLY WITH EXISTING DRDINANCES AND CODE REQUIRE- MENTS AS OUTLINED BY THE BUILDING INSPECTOR, IN THE REMODELLING OF SAID BUILOING. AFTER OISCUSSION, MR. BRADSHAW'S MOTION WAS SECONDED BY MR. HILL AND ON ROLL CALL THE VOTE WAS AS FOLLOWS: MR. BRADSHAW YES, MR. CREGO YES, MR. HILL YES, MR. JACOBS YES, MR. MILLER NO. THE MOTION CARRIED. COUNCILMAN MILLER STATED HE HAD VOTED "NO" BECAUSE SUCH PROCEDURE DID NOT CONFORM WITH PAST RESOLUTIONS IN REGARO TO THE MOVING OF HOUSES, AND THAT PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS SHOWING HOW THE CLUB PROPOSED TO REMODEL THE BUILDING SHOULD FIRST BE PRESENTED TO THE CDUNCIL FOR APPROVAL. BEFORE ISSUANCE OF REQUESTED MOVING PERMIT. IT WAS CONTENDED BY OTHER MEMBERS THAT THE BUILDING WOULD HAVE TO BE REMODELLED TO COMPLY WITH ZONE "B" REQUIREMENTS, AND SO AS TO BE A CREDIT TO THE DISTRICT TO WHICH IT IS BEING MOVED. A COMMUNICATION FROM C.L. BEALS, GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT OF THE FLORIDA EAST COAST RAILWAY, WAS READ, IN WHICH IT WAS STATED THAT ROBT. NEIL, CH. OF POLICE NELSON AND COUNCILMEN CREGO AND HILL HAD BEEN CONTACTED BY RAILWAY OFFICIALS, IN REGARD TO THE INSTALLATION 15:1.:3 COUNCIL CHAMBER - AUGUST 12, 1940 , OF AUTOMATIC GATE PROTECTION AT ATLANTIC AVENUE AND AFTER THE METHOD OF OPERATION HAD BEEN EXPLAINED TO THEM, THESE GENTLEMEN HAD INDICATED THAT THEY WOULD BE WILLING TO WITHDRAW THEIR OBJECTION TO THIS TYPE OF CROSSING PROTECTION; THEREFORE MR. BEALS REQUESTED THAT THE COUNCIL GIVE THE MATTER FURTHER CONSIDERATION, AND ADVISE THE RAILRDAD COMPANY, AS PROMPTLY AS POSSIBLE, AS TO THE MEMBERS' WILLINGNESS TO ACCEPT ITS PROPOSAL, VIZ: "THAT THE RAILWAY BE PERMITTED TO IMMEDIATELY INSTALL AUTOMATIC SIGNAL AND GATE PROTECTION AT ATLANTIC AVENUE, THE OPERATION AND RESULTS TO BE GIVEN A FAIR TRIAL FOR A REASONABLE PERIOD OF TIME,- WHICH SHOULD BE NOT LESS THAN ONE FULL YEAR FROM FIRST DATE OF OPERATION- AFTER WHICH TIME IF THE AUTOMATIC SIGNAL AND GATE PROTECTION HAVE NOT FURNISHED THE PROTECTIDN PROMISED BY THE RAILWAY, AND OTHERWISE PROVEN SATISFACTORY, THE RAILWAY WILL AGREE TO PROVIDE MANUAL OPERATION OF THE GATES FOR THE NUMBER OF HOURS DAILY DEEMED NECESSARY TO FURNISH ADEQUATE PROTECTION TO THE PUBLIC." COUNCILMAN HILL EXPLAINED THE OPERATION OF THE PROPOSED AUTOMATIC CONTROL, AS OUTLINED TO HIM BY MR. BEALS, AND SAID THAT ALTHOUGH HE BELIEVED IT WOULD PERFORM SATIS- FACTORILY, YET HE STILL PREFERRED THE MANUAL CONTROLLED TYPE. AFTER DISCUSSION, IN WHICH THE AUDIENCE WAS ASKED FOR EXPRESSIONS OF OPINION, IT WAS MOVED BY MR, CREGO THAT THE CITY CLERK WRITE MR. BEALS, ADVIS- . ING THAT THE COUNCIL WANTS MANUALLY CONTROLLED GATES AT THE ATLANTIC AVENUE CROSSING AND OTHER ELECTRICAL SAFETY DEVICES AT N.E. 8TH STREET, N.E. 4TH STREET, S.E. 2NO STREET ANO S.E. 10TH STREET,(&E~ANTOWN ROAD), AND UNLESS FORTHCOMING BY DECEMBER 1ST, THE CITY WILL TAKE THE NECESSARY STEPS TD ENFORCE STATE LAW AND CITY ORDINANCES REGULATING SPEED OF TRAINS, FOR THE ENTIRE LENGTH OF THE CITY LIMITS. MR. MILLER SECONOED THE MOTION AND ON ROLL CALL THE VOTE WAS AS FOLLOWS: MR. BRADSHAW > YES, MR. CREGO YES, MR. HILL YES, MR. JACOBS YES, MR. MILLER YES. THE MOT! ON CARR I ED. ; A LETTER FROM THOMAS M. COOK & COMPANY, RELATIVE TO '~29.00 WORTH OF BOND COUPONS OWNED BY UNITED MERCANTILE AGENCIES WAS ORDERED FILED. WRITTEN REQUEST OF M.C. FREEDMAN, MANAGER OF THE SHOREHAM HOTEL, MIAMI BEACH, OFFERING $500.40 FOR EXCLUSIVE RIGHTS TO PASS OUT HOTEL CIRCULARS AT DELRAY'S MAIN TRAFFIC LIGHT, FROM SEPTEMBER 1940 TO SEPTEMBER 1941, WAS ORDERED FILED AND THE CLERK WAS INSTRUCTED TO INFORM APPLICANT THAT THE CITY WAS NOT INTERESTED IN SUCH A PROPOSITIDIl. f A LETTER WAS READ FROM MISS EDNA MOSELEY ASKING THAT THE CITY CLEAN OUT AN ACCUMULATION OF TRASH AND WEEDS IN THE ALLEY AT THE REAR OF HER RECENTLY PURCHASED PROPERTY, LOT 2d BLOCK 65. MR. BRAD- SHAW MOVED THAT THE REQUEST BE REFERRED TO THE SANITARY COMMITTEE. MR. MILLER SECONDED THE MOTION AND 88 ROLL CALL THE VOTE WAS AS FOLLOWS: MR. BRADSHAW YES, MR. CREGO YES, MR. HILL YES, MR. JACOBS YES, MR. MILLER YES. THE MOTION CARRIED. NOTICE WAS SUBMITTED OF DELRAY BEACH'S APPLICATION FOR WAR DEPARTMENT PERMIT TO "DREDGE A BOAT BASIN, THE DREDGED MATERIAL TO BE DEPOSITED SHOREWARD OF A TIMBER BULKHEAD. THE AREA TO BE DREDGED TO A DEPTH OF t2 FEET BELOW MEAN LOW WATER; HAS A LENGTH OF 300 FEET PARALLEL WITH THE INTRACOASTAL WIT ERWAY AND EXTENDS FROM THE WEST SIDE OF THE CHANNEL WESTWARD A DISTANCE OF 270 FEET, THE WESTERLY 200 FEET BEINI. 'i- }- , t "'- , , , 1.514 COUNCIL CHAMBE~ - AUGUST 12, 1940 IN THE APPLICANT'S UPLAND PROPERTY. A TIMBER BULKHEAD WILL BE CON- STRUCTED AROUND THE SOUTH, WEST AND NORTH SIDES OF THE BASIN EXTENDING WATERWARO TO THE WEST RIGHT-OF-WAY LINE OR TO A POINT 70 FEET WEST OF THE I NTRACOASTAL WATERWAY CHANNEL. THE DREDGED MATER IAL, APPROX IMATELY 30,000 CUBIC YAROS, WILL BE DEPOSITED ON THE UPLAND SHOREWARD OF THE PROPOSED BULKHEAD. THE NOTICE WAS ORDERED FILED, IN THE CITY ENGINEER'S OFFICE, FOR FUTURE REFERENCE. A LETTER WAS READ FROM THE ENGINEERING FIRM OF G.A. YOUNG- BERG & ASSOCIATES, SUBMITTING PRELIMINARY REPORT AND RECOMMENDATIONS ON DELRAY BEACH'S WATER PLANT AND SOURCES OF WATER SUPPLY, AS PER AGREEMENT ENTERED INTO BETWEEN THIS COMPANY AND THE CITY COUNCIL ON JUNE THE 12TH. _ SA I 0 COMMUN I CAT I ON AND REPORT WAS ORDERED F I LED FOR FUTURE REFERENCE. ApPLICATION OF JAMES I. SINKS FOR CHANGE OF ZONING ON LOT 26 BLOCK 10 DEL IDA PARK WAS READ. ApPLICANT STATED HE WANTED TO BUILD A HOUSE OF APPROXIMATELY 500 SQUARE FEET ANO SINCE THE PROPERTY SURROUNDING SAID LOT WAS IN "C" CLASS IT WAS LOGICAL THAT THE LOT REQUESTED SHOULD-BE CHANGED TO "C" ZONE, ALSO, IT B~INQ IN "B" ZONE AT THE PRESENT TIME. 'MR. BRADSHAW WAS UNDER THE IMPRESSION THAT THE LOT IN QUESTION HAD BEEN ZONED FOR "C" CLASS RESIDENCES AND MOVED THAT THE CITY CLERK & BUILDING INSPECTOR CHECK UP ON THE ORDINANCE GOVERN- ING ZONING IN DEL IDA PARK TO ASCERTAIN WHETHER OR NOT IT WAS ALREAOY IN "C" ZONE, AND IF NOT, THAT THE APPLICANT BE REQUESTED TO DEPOSIT THE REQUIRED $d5.00 FEE WITH THE _CITY CLERK, AND THAT THE APPLICAT- ION THEREUPON BE REFERRED TO THE ZONING COMMITTEE. MR. CREGO SECONDED THE MOTION AND ON ROLL CALL THE VOTE W.S AS FOLLOWS; MR. BRADSHAW YES, MR. CREGO YES, MR. HILL YES, MR. JACOBS YES, MR. MILLER YES. THE MOTION CARRIED. \ j MR. CREGO REPORTED WITH REFERENCE TO COMPLAINT REGISTERED REGARDING TRAILER PARKED ON LOT 1.2 BLOCK 70. HE STATED THE MAIN OB- JECTION HAD BEEN TO THE OWNER'S DOG WHICH HAD DISTURBED NEARBY RESIDENTS; WITH ITS BARKING At NIGHTS. BUT THE DOG HAD SINCE BEEN REMOVED, AND AS THE TRAILER AND LOT WERE BEINQ KEPT IN SATISFACTORY SANITARY CONDITION, THE OWNER HAD BEEN PERMITTED TO LEAVE THE TRAILER WHERE IT WAS. THE MAYOR ALSO EXPLAINED THE SITUATION, STATING IT WAS THE ONLY HUMANE THING TO 00 AS THE TRAILER OWNER WAS A NIGHT WATCHMAN EMPLOYED BY THE STATE ROAD DEPARTMENT AND HAD SEVERAL MOTHERLESS CHILDREN LIVING IN THE NEIGHBORHOOD AND WANTED TO BE CLOSE TO THEM WHILE OFF DUTY. o CALL WAS MADE FOR OBJECTIONS TO THE ASSESSMENT ROLL, LEVIED FOR PAVING OF ALLEY THROUGH BLOCK 74, ADVERTISED IN SPECIAL IMPROVEMENT RESOLUTION 361, AND THERE BEING NO OBJECTION TO SAID WORK AND NO ONE APPEARING TO OBJECT TO SAID ASSESSMENT ROLL, IT WAS MOVED, SECONDED, AND UNANIMOUSLY CARRIED THAT THE FOLLOWING ORDINANCE BE PLACED ON ITS FIRST READING; ORDINANCE 370 AN ORDINANCE CONFIRMING AND EQUALIZING ASSESSMENTS FOR GRADING AND PAVING ALLEY IN BLOCK 74, CITY OF DELRAY BEACH, AND LEVYING SPECIAL ASSESSMENTS AS SHOWN BY THE I- , , , , o 15:1.5 COUNCIL CHAMBER - AUGUST 12, 1940 ASSESSMENT ROLL FOR SAID SPECIAL IMPROVEMENTS; PROVIDING THE METHOD SAID SPECIAL ASSESSMENTS SHALL BE MADE; THE TIME WHEN THE SAME SHALL BECOME PAYABLE; THAT SAID ASSESSME NTS TO BE LEV I ED SHALL BE A LI EN FROM THE DATE OF THE ASSESSMENT UPON THE RESPECTIVE LOTS DESCRIBED IN SAID ASSESSMENT ROLL AND SETFORTH HEREIN; THE MANNER IN V~lICH SAID ASSESSMENTS ARE TO BE COLLECTED AND PROVIDING FOR THE ISSUANCE OF SPECIAL CERTIFICATES OF INDEBTEDNESS FOR THE AMOUNT SO ASSESSED AGAINST THE ASSESSABLE PROPERTY, AND PROVIDING THAT THE CITY MAY TRANSFER AND DELIVER A PORTION OF SAID CERTIFICATES OF INDEBTEDNESS TO THE CON- TRACTOR IN PAYMENT OF SAID SPECIAL IMPROVEMENTS. THE OROINANCE HAVING BEEN READ IN FULL, IT WAS MOVED BY . MR. HILL, SECONDEO. BY MR. CREGO, ANO ON ROLL CALL UNANIMOUSLY CARRIED, THAT IT BE PASSED ON ITS FIRST READING. f~ 'ir' V CALL WAS ALSO MADE FOR OBJECTIONS TO THE ASSESSMENT ROLL, LEVIED FOR THE CLEARING AND GRUBBING OF LOTS, PROGRAM No.2, AS ADVER- TISED IN SPECIAL IMPROVEMENT RESOLUTION 343. THERE BEING NO OBJECT- IONS THERETO AND NO ONE APPEARING TO OBJECT TO SAID ASSE.SSMENT ROLL, IT WAS MOVED, SECONDED AND CARRIED THAT THE FOLLOWING ORDINANCE BE PLACED ON ITS FIRST READING: ORDINANCE NO. 37:1 AN ORDINANCE CONFIRMING AND E~UALIZING ASSESSMENTS FOR THE CLEARING OF CERTAIN LOTS WITHIN THE CITY a=- DELRAY BEACH, FLORIDA, a=- PALMETTOS, WInD GROWTHS, WEEDS AND/OR RUBBISH, AND LEVYING SPECIAL IMPROVEMENT ASSESS!lENTS AS SHOWN BY THE ASSESSMENT ROLL FOR SAID SPECIAL IMPROVEMENTS, PROVIDING THE METHOD SAID SPECIAL ASSESSMENTS SHALL BE MADE; THE TIME WHEN THE SAME SHALL BECOME PAYABLE; THAT SAID ASSESSMENTS TO BE LEVIED SHALL BE A LIEN FROM THE DATE OF THE ASSESSMENT UPON THE RESPECTIVE LOTS DESCRIBED IN SAID ASSESSMENT ROLL AND SET FORTH HEREIN; TI-E MANNER IN WHICH SAID ASSESSMENTS ARE TO BE COLLECTED AND PROVIDING FOR THE ISSUANCE OF SPECIAL CERTIFICATES OF INDEBTEDNESS ~OR THE AMOUNT SO ASSESSED AGAINST THE ASSESS- ABLE PROPERTY AND PROVIDING THAT THE CITY MAY TRANSFER AND DE- LIVER A PORTION OF SAID SPECIAL CERTIFICATES OF INDEBTEDNESS TO THE CONTRACTOR IN PAYMENT OF SAID SPECIAL IMPROVEMENTS. THE ORDINANCE HAVING BEEN READ IN FULL, IT WAS MOVED BY MR. BRADSHAW, SECONDED BY MR. HILL, AND ON ROLL CALL UNANIMOUSLY CARRIED, THAT IT BE PASSED ON ITS FIRST READING. IT WAS REPORTED THAT THE PERIOD HAD ELAPSED IN WHICH PROPERTY OWNERS, IN BLOCK 28, WERE ALLOWED TO CONSTRUCT THEIR OWN SIDEWALK ON N .W. FIFTH AVENUE AND THAT NO ONE HAD DONE SO, THEREFORE IT was RECOMMENDED BY THE CHAIRMAN OF.THE STREET DEPARTMENT THAT THE CITY PROCEED WITH THE WORK. THE CITY ENGINEER STATED THAT THE MASON.lC LODGE WANTED TO FURNISH LABOR FOR THE CONSTRUCTION, AND HAD INDICAT~D 1516 .COl:lNCIL CHAMBER.- AUGUST 12, 1940 -I I 'k' THEIR WILLINGNESS TO PAY C^SH FOR THE BALANCE. HE ALSO STATED THAT MR. GILL WANTED TO PAVE HIS PORTION CLEAR OVER TO HIS STORE BUILDING THUS PROVIDING ADDITIONAL PARKING SPACE. IT WAS THEREFORE RECOMMENDED .THAT THE FIRE PLUG LOCATED OUTSIDE THE PROPERTY LINE BE MOVED OVER AO~ACENT TO HIS BUILDING TO AVOID ITS BEING CONTINUALLY KNOCKED DOWN BY VEHICLES AND TRUCKS. COUNCILMAN MILLER THOUGHT IT SHOULD BE ON PUBLIC RIGHT-OF-WAY BUT FINALLY MADE A MOTION THAT IT BE MOVED TO A LOCATION ON MR. GILL'S PROPERTY AFTER PROPER EASEMENT IS OBTAINED FROM SAID PROPERTY OWNER. MR. CREGO SECONDED THE MOTION, WHICH, ON ROLL CALL, WAS CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY. IT WAS FURTHER MOVED BY MR. HILL THAT THE CITY ENGINEER bE INSTRUCTED TO PROCEED WITH CONSTRUCTION OF THE SIDEWALK ON THE EAST SIDE OF N.W. FIFTH AVENUE, BETWEEN ATLANTIC AND FIRST STREET, AS OUTLINED IN RESOLUTION 366. MR. CREGO SE&ONDEO THE MOTION, AND ON ROLL CALL, IT CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY. ; 1 CONSTITUTION AND BY-LAWS OF THE DELRAY BEACH FIRE DEPART- MENT WERE SUBMITTED, AND UPON RECOMMENDATION OF THE FIRE CHIEF, WERE BY MOTION REGULARLY. MADE, SECONDED AND CARRIED, APPRDVEO AS SUBMITTED. \ A LETTER'FROM E.C. HODGE OF ROBERT H. COOK, MIAMI BONO BROKERS, WAS READ, IN WHICH CERTAIN DATA WAS RE~UESTED RELATIVE TO THE CITY'S REFUNDING PROGRAM WITH A VIEW TO SUBMITTING A PROPDSITION FOR SETTLEMENT OF THE ESCROWED INTEREST. THE CLERK WAS AUTHORIZED TO SUPPLY THE DATA REltUESTED, WHICH, IT WAS STATED, WAS PUBLIC INFORMATION. ~ f' PURSUANT TO A PETITION SIGNED BY FORTY-SIX BEACH RESIDENTS AND PROPERTY OWNERS, ASKING FO.R THE APPOINTMENT OF E.H. SCOTT AS A MEMBER OF THE ZONING COMMITTEE, MR. CREGO NAMED E.H. SCOTT AS NOMINEE FOR THE BEACH DISTRICT. MR. HILL NOMINATED HENRY POPE, ARCHITECT, MR. MILLER NOMINATED R.A. PLASTRIOGE, MR. BRADSHAW NOMINATED CAL.IN GARNER~ AND MR. JACOBS NOMINATED MATT GRACEY, REALTOR. MR. CREQO MOVED THAT NOMI.NATIONS BE CLOSED. MR. MILLER SECONDED THE MOTION AND ON ROLL CALL, THE MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY. IT WAS AGREED THAT THE NOMINEES SERVE FOR THE FOLLOWING TERMS: J\ ill: ,i .I L.." E.H. SCOTT & HENRY POPE R.A.PLASTRIDGE & C.W. GARNER - MATT GRACEY · 3 YEARS 2 YEARS I YEAR ~l IT WAS MOVED BY MR. CREGO THAT BILLS NUMBERED 5792 TO 5885, HAVINQ BEEN APPROVED BY THE FINANCE COMMITTEE, BE REFERRED BACK TO THE COUNCIL AND ORDERED PAID. MR. MILLER SECONDED THE MOTION, WHICH CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY ON ROLL CALL. \ COUNCILMAN BRADSHAW RECOMMENDED THE PURCHASE OF A NEW BATER COOLER FOR THE OFFICE. COUNCILMAN MILLER STATED HE WAS NOT IN FAVOR OF SPENDING MORE MONEY DURING THE PRESENT FISCAL YEAR. No ACTION WAS TAKEN IN THE MATTER. THE CLERK REPORTED HAVING BORROWED $8,000.00 WATER PLANT FUND TO COVER OPERATING REQUIREMENTS FOR THE 1939-1940 FISCAL YEAR. FROM REST THE:f\, OF i 1, , 151..7 COUNCIL BHAMBER - AUGUST 12, 1940 MR. NOWLIN REPORTED ON THE PROPOSED INCORPORAT.lON, INTO THE CITY LIMITS, OF TERRITORY ADJACENT TO DELRAY BEACH, SAME TO INCLUDE SEAGATE, HOFMAN VILLAGE AND CERTAIN ACREAGE LYING BETWEEN THE CANAL AND THE OCEAN BOULEVARD, NORTH AND SOUTH OF THE PRESENT CITY LIMITS. IT WAS REGULARLY MOVED, SECONDED AND CARRIED THAT THE CITY ATTORNEY'S RECOMMENDATIONS, IN THIS REGARD, BE APPROVED AND THAT HE BE AUTHORIZED TO DRAW UP TENTATIVE BILL FOR PRESENTATION TO THE LEGISLATURE. t MR. MILLER RECOMMENDED THAT THE CITY ENGINEER BE AUTHORIZED TO WORK UP A .PROJECT PROVIDING FOR THE ERECTION OF A SHOOTING GALLERY ON CITY PROPERTY, TO BE USED BY THE LOCAL RIFLE CLUB, AS HE, STATED THE ORGAN IZATION wOULD SDON HAVE TO VACATE THE SCHOOL GYMNA"SI.\l.., WHICH IT HAS USED DURING THE PAST SUMMER MONTHS. IT WAS A~RlnNILY MOVED BY MR. CREGO THAT MR. MILLER'S RECOMMENDATION BE APPRO~~O AND MR. CROMER BE PERMITTED TO PREPARE PLANS ON SUCH A PROJECT FOR THE APPROVAL OF THE COUNCIL. MR. HILL SECONDED THE MOTION, AND ON ROLL CALL THE VOTE WAS AS FOLLOWS: MR. BRADSHAW YES, MR. CREGO YES, MR. HILL YES, MR. JACOBS YES, MR. MILLER YES. THE MOTION CARRIED. ,;.' ", ',) ;~. )~ . .-.'-- l IT WAS REGULARLY MOVED, SECONDED AND CARRIED THAT THE COUNCIL ADJOURN. ". \( ,,-. ~oJl- W . c.. ~~ CITY CLERK . ' .'~ it'i '4: APPROVED: ,,) ~A