03-16-38 Adjourned Regular
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COUNCIL CHAMBER
March 16, 1938
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The Council met in adjourned regular
session at 7:00 P.M. with the City Attorney and
the following members present: Mr. Gwynn, Mr.
Hall. Mr. Hill and Mr. Wodischek. ~!r. Foote was
absent. The ~ice-Mayor presided.
Mr. Hall reported having received request
from the Lutherans that they be permitted to reserve
space in front of their Church for parking. It
was stated that reservation of such space could not
be enforced by the Police Department but it was
decided to permit the Church to place signs with
the following wording: "PLEASE KEEP VACANT FOR
CHURCH USE", outside during Church services, pro-
vided same were removed at the conclusion thereof.
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The Zoning Ordinance then came up for
consideration and the Clerk presented letters from
Chas. Deshler, R.E. Turpin, Chas. Cunningham and
x R.C. McNeil, all protesting against certain North
Ocean Boulevard lots being placed within the Apart-
ment House District.
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The proposed ordinance was then, on motion
regularly made, seconded and carried, put on its
first reading, the various recommendations made at
the public hearing of the ordinance, being worked in'
as amendments thereto.
In Paragraph (1) Page 8, Mr. Wellinbrink
contended that, for apartment houses, a stipulation
should be made allowing only 60% of the lot area to
be occupied by buildings--that otherwise, on the
deeper lots, with such a shallow rear yard require-
ment, there was grave possitllity of rear yard space
being filled with closely congested apartments.
Zoning of property East of the canal came
up for most of the discussion and the Apartment House
districts, in particular. Upon recommendation of
property owners, in the Beach Section, several amend-
ments were made in the accompanying zoning'map.
It was moved by Mr. Hall.that the Apartment
House district limit on the North Ocean Boule~ard
be set at the North line of C.Y.Byrd's property,
viz. The North line of the S27.62' of Ocean Beach
Lot l2--that all property North of said line be
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known as "Residence A" district and all property
South of said line and North of Atlantic Avenue be
dfsignated "Apartment House" district.
The Zoning Ordinance with the accompanying
Zoning Map, having been read in full, it was moved
by Mr. Wodischek, that same be passed on its first
reading.
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ORDIN.~CF 216 BOOK.~~
AN ORDINANCE BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY
OF DELRAY BEACH. RELATING TO AND REGULATING,
CONTROLLING AND GOVERNING THE ERECTION, CONSTRUCTION.
LOCATION, SIZE AND USE OF BUILDINGS AND STRUmT-
URES OF EVERY NATURE AND KIND, TO BE HEREAFTER
BUILT OR ERECTED IN THE CITY OF DELF AY BEACH.
FLORIDA, LIMITING AND RESTRICTING TO SPECIrIC
DISTRICTS. .~ REGULATING THEREIN. BUILDINGS
AND STRUCTURES, ACCORDING TO THEIR CONSTRUCTION
AND THE NATURE AND EXTENT OF THEIR USE, ARRANGE-
MENT OF BUILDINGS .~D STRUCTURES ON THE LOTS.
REGULATING AND LIMITING THE HEIGHT AND BULK OF
BUILDINGS HEREAFTER ERECTED. AND REGULATING THE
REPAIH AND ALTERATION OF BUILDI1TGS AND STRUCTURES,
REGULATING AND DETERMINING THE AREA OF YARDS, .
COURTS AND OTHER OPEN SPACES FOR, OR SURROUNDING
BUILDINGS HEREAFTER EltECTED. REGULJ\.TING AND RES-
TRICTING THE LOCATION OF TRADES AND INDUSTRIES.
AND THE LOCATION OF BUILDINGS DESIGNED FOR SPEC-
IFIC USES, REGULATING THE DENSITY OF papULATION.
ESTABLISHING THE BOUNDARIES OF DISTRICTS FOR
SAID REGULATIONS AND LIMITATIONS. PROVIDING FOR
THE ADMINISTRATION AND ENFORCEMENT OF THESE
PROVISIONS. ESTABLISHING A BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT
AND PROVIDING PENALTIES FOR THE VIOLATIONS OF
THESE PROVISIONS. ALL FOR THE PURPOSE OF PROMOT-
ING THE PUBLIC HEALTH, SAFETY. ORDER, CONVENIENCE.
PROSPERITY AND GENERAL VVELFARE; TO LESSEN THE
DANGER FROM FIRE, CONGESTION AND CONFUSION, AND TO
IMPROVE AND BEAUTIFY. THE CITY OF DELRAY BEACH,
FLORIDA. AND REPEALING ALL CONFLICTING ORDINANCES..
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Mr. Wodischek's motion was seconded by Mr. Hall.
and on roll call" the vote was as follows: Mr. ..... ,_
Gwynn yes. Mr. Hall yes. Mr. Hill yes, Mr. WOdischek
yds. The mmtion carried.
It was moved by Mr. Wodischek that the City
purchase motorcycle of Alfred Nelson and Plymouth
car of Roy Baker for police duty, said equipment to
be conveyed with a gO-day guarantee by the vendors,
against mechanical defects. Mr. Hall seconded the
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motion, and on
Mr. Gwynn yes,
WOdischek yes.
roll call, the vote was as
Mr. Hall yes, Mr. Hill yes
The motion carried.
follows:
and Mr.
In regard to street light requested in the
vicinity of Block 12, Colored Town, Councilman Wod-
ischek reported having investigated the possibility
of providing such, and that same would require the
setting of one pole at the Corner of Northwest First
street and 3eventh Avenue. He agreed to confer with
Mr. Senior and ascertain what the cost of same would
be to the City.
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After a short informal discussion of the
refunding question, it was regularly moved, seconded
and carried that Council adjourn.
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