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COUNCIL CHAMBER
Decanber 2', 1934
The Council IlI!l t in adjourned regular session at 10:00 A.M.
with the Mayor and all mem~ers of the Council pt"essnt.
A letter was read from Dr. W.C. Williams with reference 0
the City's 'request for right-of-way adjacent to the Williams property
in Block 140. The letter was orderell file-d.
An enquiry was read t'rom an owner of' City or Delray Beach bonds.
and it was moved by Mr. Rill, seconded by Mr. Johnston and un an im9u sly
carried that the City attorney, auditor anll clerk be authorizedt"O draw
up a form. letter giVing bond 'data and inforrmtion suitable f'oruse in
replying to all such bond enquiries.
The, Clerk presented a list gr bonds, l1sed in payment<of taxes,
which had been accepted, with the approval of the'Finance Committee
and City Attorney, minus certain required coupons, ,and Mr. Hill moved
that the action of the Clerk in aocept ing said following bonds, be ap-
proved and rati1"ied, and a list of these bonds, as acoepted, be de:l1V'El:red,
to S.C.lUlarleYt who, in behal1" of the Bondholder's Committee, W'ouldaJ.>pro
said aotion. Mr. Hill seconded the motion and on roll call the vote" '
was unanimous,
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1926 GENERAL IMPROV'EM:EN'T.
BOND ISSUE OF <$900.000.,
10 BOIids Nos. 481 to ,490 incl.
pu,rche:sed by the City rrom Thos. M. Cook
& Co., on October 23, 1934.
Coupons , & 8 missing due Oot. 1, 1929 and
Apl. l. 1930 ($27.50 each)
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3 Bonds Nos. 43,44,45 inol
, purohe:sed by the City from 'rhos. M. Cook & Co.
on December 20, 1934.
Coupons Nos. 8 missing, due Apl. 1, 1930 ($27.50 each)
1920 GENERAL BOND ISSUE
WATER & LIGHT &C~ $62.500.00
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10 Botfds, N6S'.13p:4,15 ,16, 17 , la,19 t, 20", 21 ;~J'
turned, in by 'lTust Company or Florida for
Hotel taxes, Ootober 29. 1934.
Coupons 20,21,22,23, and 26' missing ($15.00 each.)
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192' SPECIAL BOND ISSUE
Pavi~ &. Sidewalks $115.000.00
1 Bond No. " $l~OOO.OO
Turned in by Jess m. Johnson ror tqxes.
Coupons 6,7,8.9; &lOm1ssing.' ($27.5& eachh
1923 GENERAL BOND ISSUE
Water.3I1ght. Park &.c. $50,000,00
2 BOMe Nos. 19 & 20 $2;000.00
TurD;ld in by C. Y. Byrd for home loan 'taxe s.
Coupons 13,14,15;16,l7,18;19,20, missing, also
8, (130.00 each).
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3 Bonds Nos. l6,17,18
Turned in by Trust Company
Del Rey Taxes.
Coupons 15,14;15,16,U,18,l9,20, miss-i~ al$'o 8, '+:1'
($30.00) each,
Mr. Byrd reported that Ela8em!!fnt deed on the Jones"G-~!'n'n.ood ,i~
~~~~~:y p:~;h:n~e~'~h:agO:~~,t been reoeived and de1iVe:~dtothe.' ;rHi.R~
Mr. GWynn then ofrered the following motion W1tb. reterenoe tell 'I "';1
moving peTm1ts; That t-he Buildi ng In$p6'c tor be hereby instruoted1:lia'*l: ",., '.
tram the date of this ,_,eting, all pe:rmits for- lllOivingbttild:l;ngs or,o.:thaX' I
structures wi thin the B':t:ty limits of the City of ne1rayBeach, requ~l'~i, I
that buil(Ungs be placed on theproper~iupon which t.heyar~imo".edip~ti' 'II
acaordanoe with the moving p~tl,tn~quiF:e_nts. ,and tha'ltt1l,ebon~de,...Jll
~::i:e:n~Ea~cr;~~~s ;~~~g ~:ii::sh~~ :t=o;::d~ri :~~~~~~t~1~~
said mOving permit. Mr. Hill seoonded' the motion, which 'on rOllCal:l"j l
carried unanimously. j'
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Mr. Johnston reportedthlllt Boca Ra,ton Club bad made;}hilll a.n:/; i '
o'frer of $90.00 for the signal light which theywt shed to' pm.cM:~t~md
the C~tyi' this, price to includ"elight and litWitchboard out any 1'lfJce.ss'at-Y' i
cable to oepharged extra for. ' Mr. Gwynn moved that the City acoep,t> I;
this offer and Mr. Hill fecomed the lllotionwhioh carried W1ap.ilOOusJ.YtL ""
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Mr. Foote X'el'or'f;ed the pl~:p$l1ne WaB ,~n1>ut 'there was st:i;ll:!ilJL":
little work to do, e;rter whiifh Mr. Bake:!." would test seme for leakflan~l;"
the GOvernment inspectors would then be notified tba t same was ready1'~i-'!'
inspeotion. i 1. '
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'1'he matter of' bulkhe~ding was again talked of' but it IWaS deoided
to wait until after the job could be (Hscussedw1 th Mr. Murphy, who has
charge of the County pile-driving before iFeciding on any definite plans
for this work.
Mr. Gwynn then introduced the following ordinance and :moved that
, it'be p-laced on Hls1'irsf;'reaEl:\:ng..M'r.. HO.l SeO€Hl€led--the-mot.1-o!}--,and-,on".,
roll call the vote vas unanimous.. The fbllowing ordinance was then read
in run:
Ordinance No. 132. Ordinance Book 4.
AN ORDINANCE OF THE' CITY OF IlELRAY BEACH IN PALM BEACH Cuu14'l'Y,
FLORIDA, REGULA-TING AND CONTROLLING '!'HE MANUFACTtJBE; DISTRI~
B1J'1'ION AND SALE OF INlfOXICATING.LIQ.U()RS,WINES OR BEERS;
IMPOSING A LICENSE 'PAX UPON ANY PERSON; ASSOCIATION 0Jt :r;ERsom
OR CORIDUTDmN ENGAGING IN THE BUSIN]8S OFM.ANUrACURINGr SELLIOO,
BARTERING, EXCHANGING OR IN ANYWISE DEALING' IN OR CAUSING OR
BEING CONCERNED IN TRE MANUFACTURE, SALE, BARTER OR EXCHANGE
THEREOF; PROVIDING RESTRICTIONS, CONDITIONS AND LIMITATIONS
RELATIVE TO TEE ISSUANCE AND FOR TEE REVOCATION OF SUCH LICENSES;
PROVITUNG PENALT,IES FOR THE' VIOU,TI01if ,OF THIS ORDI1ifANCE; REPEAL--
INGALL ORDINANCES; AND PARTS O,F ORPINANcrES IN CO:NFLIC'1' HEIlEWIT!l;
DECI.A.RING AN EMERGENCY AND PROVIDIN& mAT THIS D1U)INANCETSHALL
BECOME EFFECTIVE IMMEDIATELY UPON ITS PASSAGE; AND FOR OTHER
PiJ'RPOSES.
It was regularly moved, seoonded and Unanimously carr'1eflthat
the ordinance be passed on ;J:ls firlft mading"
Tbe ord1nanee reoiting that it was an ellBrgencyordinande; 110
was moved by Mr. Jone s, seconded by.Mr.H1n and ~aniIllOusly .e8J;"rie d
that the rules be waived andttJ.e ordinance plaoed on its secon<Fread;lng
and final passage.
Said ordinance was read in rull the seoond ti~ and Mr., J~hnston
moved that the ordinanee be passed as reao.. , Mr. GwYnn seooIided the "
motion, B:ndon roll call tll& vote ms astto1J.ovts: Mr.. Foolleyes, Mr.
Gwynl1 yes, Mr. Hill yes, Mr. Jone s Y8B,Mr. Johnston yes. Carried.
It Vl:UI :moved by Mr-. Johnston; sEfcomed by Mr. Hill and unanim()us;'
ly,carried tJ:at the Cler,k not1f'y the Telephone Company to (UscontinUlil
Slfrvioe to the City on 'l'elephone 109.
,A..X1st of t;he personal tax delinquents'W'aa preBentelt by;;,thEl",C~Jtk~"
who i,n;fiormad the Council ,she WaS p~pared to' go abe'ld wnn levY$indsalet
p~~~dure f'or colleot1on4 unless ottJ.s~ise instruotedby- the COI1no:Ll.:. ThS.
CQUncl1 ohecked list item by item and returned same to the Clerk with
the instructions that the Chief of Po-l1ce be d1 rected to personally
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notify eallh delinquent that final date f'or payment was ;ran.
a:rter whicrh levy would be made ror entire tax with added costs rar
levy and oollection.
A, publicity feature to be held at the Municiral Swimming Pool
waspresen'ted by the: Mayor and it-,was- mavedb~MrrJ&hne't'QIr-tha't-'-~e-'
Mayor am C~erk be anthDII'1zed to enter into a eorroractw11$Nori1,s
Kellam for use .of the: poel 1;0 p1it en an enduranoe exhibi.llien starting
Sunday afternoon, December 30th; Mr. Kellam to be allowed 65% and the
City 351b of' the piid admissiens te tbe poel durtngthe period .of" the
exhibition, sa:l.d exhibition to be under the regulation and'su~:rr-
vision of the Ma:vor and Council. Mr.. Johnston seconded the mot10l1
and on roll call the vote was unanimoUs.
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There being no furtber business, meeting adjourned.
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City Clerk ' - ' , r-
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President of the Council.
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