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COUNCIL CH.AMBER
November a, 1987
~e Council met in regular session at
7130 P.M. wi'l>h too ~or, City At'l>orney and all mem-
bers of the COUllCil present.
. minutes of tile last regular meet-
ing ard tile spe cial ee t1ng held November 1st were
read and approved.
A letter addressed to tile City Att-
or ney by R. S. ~e cllBn s was read to tile Counc il. in
which Ile protested a bill of $146.00 for moving of
~lms from Gleason Street right-of-way by JoU.kB Blank,
It was stated that this work had I10t been charged to
Zook Palm Nurserie s, and tha t said bill was being
assumed by the City. Kr. Byrd was inst1'llcted to
advise Mr. l'eollBlls tha t it was the CUI f S intent ion
to pay same.
A communication was reoeiwed inviting
GUy officials to the Florida Leagu.e of .Municipalties
Convention to be bald in st. Petersburg on Deoember
2nd and 3rd al so an application form and a reqU8 at
that the ca!y of Delral Beach beooe an active member
of said organization. It was moved by Counp.ilman
Gwynn that tba City Clerk communicate with .IIir. Owen.
Secretary of the Leagwa, eniu:ti'j,ng as to I'1>.lea and
regnlations governing its members and what t~e annual
member ship fee would be for a City 0 f Delr BY s s1 ze.
Kr. Genton secorded the motion, whioh ca rr1.ed unan-
imously.
,be City Attorney reported he had
prepared returns of compliance to the five peremptory
writs of mandallDls agains t the City, sa1d suits deaand-
ing a tax levy :fb r CltI.rrent interest on bonds held
by the following bo!lil.holders:
Vermont Investment Co.
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Common Law Case
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Jas. R. Easton. Albert C.
Mittendorf, &. A.S. Huyok- Common Law Case B3a3
Bessemer Propertie s, Ino. Common Law Case B3a&
Calmgrove Securities Corp. 2328-M-Civil
George Kiess
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2462-Jl-Civll
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By motion of lIr. Barton, seconded
by Kr. Genton and unanimously carried. the at tl
Attorney was authorized to file said retu.ms of
compliance in answer to tba dellBnds of the above
wr1 ts a! mandamus.
~he President of the Recreation Club,
W.A. Jacobs. reported tIE t the reConditioning work
on the shuffleboard courts had been completed am. the
cost of same bad amounted to a little less than $160.00 .
He thanked the Oouncil for the financial assistanoe
rendered.
~he following ordinance was then
introduoed and placed on it s first reading.
ORDINANCE 198 ~QIt ~
AN ORDINANCE COl'lFIRMmG AN~UA.LIZING ASSESS-
MENTS FOR TEE FILLmG. GRADING AND PAVmG OF
ANDREWS STREET. LOWRY STREET AND SEABREEZE
AVE:mll!l AND LEVYmG SPl!Xl IAL IMPBO VElIENT ASSESS-
MEBTS AS SHOWN BY THE ASSESSlIENT ROLL FOR SAID
SPECIAL IMPROVE1'EBTS; PROVIDING THE METHOD
SAID SPl!XlIAL ASSESSMENTS SHALL BE MADE, THE
TIME WHEN THE SAME SllALL BECOME PAYABLE; THA.~
SAID ASSESSMEftS TO BE LEVII!:D SHALL BE A LIEN
FROM THE DATE OF THE ASSESSMENT. UPON THE
RESPECTIVE LOTS DESCRIBED ON SAID ASSESSMENT
ROLL AND SET FORTH EEREIN; THE MANNER IN
WHICH SAID ASSESSMENTS ARE TO BE COLIECTED
AND PROVIDING FOR TEE ISSUANCE OF SPECIAL
CERTIFICATES OF INDEBTEDNESS FOR THE AMOUNTS
SO ASSESSED AGAmST TEE ASSESSABLE PIDPERTY
AND PROVIDING THAT TEE CITY MAY TRANSFER AND
DELJ:IlER SAID SPECIAL CERTIFICATES OF INDEBTED-
NESS TO THE CONTRACTOR, CITY ENGINEER AND
CITY ATTORNEr IN PAYMENT OF SAID SPECIAL
IMPROVEMENTS.
It was moved by Mr. Gwynn that the
ordinallOe be passed on its first reading. Mr. Wod-
ischek seco!lil.ed the motion, and on roll call the
vote was as follows: Mr. Barton yes. Mr. Hill yes,
Kr. Genton yes, lIr. Gwynn yes, ~. Wodischek yes.
The motion carried.
Geo. Carr Engineer. presented for
the inspection and Council's acceptance, completed
plat of OCEAN BREEZE ESTATES. Th~embers objected
to some of the easements as shown on the submitted
plat, whereupon Mr. Carr agreed to change these to
conform with tiE recommendation of the Council.
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it was then moved by Mr. Barton that the plat of
OCEAN BREEZE ESTATES, with tile recomll8nded correction
as to easements be approved and accepted. lIr. Genton
seconded the motion, and on roll call. the vote was
as follOws: llr. Barton 'Ie s.!,. lIr. Hill yes, lIr. Genton
yes, llr. Gwynn yes and llr. wodischek yes. ~b.e motion
was declared carried.
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Tb.e Building Inspe ctor then presented
for the Councilfs ~onsideration. the application of
W.E. Barto for special pennit to add a porte-cochere
on the side of his present bungalow. It was
explained t~~ llr. Barto.s lot was only 33 feet in
width and t~~dded co~tru.ction would extend to with-
in a foot of JaokLee s property line, on the North.
It was further explained that Mr. Lee had no object-
ion to sameFd that llr. Barto had agreed to remove
same in the event that some future purChaser of the
Lee property reque sted him to do so. It was mo.-ed
by Mr. Barton, that under the se conditions, the
requirements as to distance from lot lines be waived.
and permit No. &88 be granted Kr. Barto for afore-
said constru.ction. lIr. Genton seconded the motion,
and, on roll call. the vote was unanimous. and the
motion was declared carried.
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Bignt-of-way deed as follows was sub-
mitted by the Clelk, and on motion of Mr. Gw,ynn,
seconded. by Kr. Wodiscbek, and unanimously carried, (
the deed was accepted and ordered placed on record.
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Leland &. Kathleen J. Sterry to Ci~~ of
DeJray Beach for the E33' of the 5t of the
Ii Lot 11, Sec. 8
~be Chairman of the Light Committee
reported that approximately 14 or 15 additional
street lights would be turned on about December 1st,
and that this included about five whitewsy lights
on Atlantic Avenue. It was recommended that the
Power Company be inst1'llcted to turn on said lights
as soon as possible.
As a mode of advertising Delml
Beach, the members were asked if they would be favor-
able to having a "DELRAY BEACH - THE OCEAN CITY"
sign painted on the s:lAe of a large produce t1'llck
belonging to Gene .Burd, which makes regnlar trips to
and from Delrey to the\large Northem Oi ties, through-
out the Season. No action was taken in this matter,
as the members were of the opinion that the advertis-
ing benefit was insufficient to warrant an outlay of
$25.00. by the City, for the painting of such a slogan.
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. It was moved by lIr. Genton,
seconded by Kr. Wodischek. and unanimously oarried,
that bills numbered 2439 to 2471, having been O.KI~
by the Finance Gommittee. be re1;urned to the
Council am oro.ered paid.
By motion regularly made, seconded
and carried, Council adjourned.
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