01-27-75 JANUARY 27, 1975
A regular meeting of the City Council of the City of Delray
Beach, Florida, was held in the Council Chambers at 7:30 P.M., Monday,
January 27, 1975, with Mayor James ti. Scheifley presiding, and City
Manager J. Eldon Mariott, City Attorney Roger Saberson, Council members
Andrew M. Gent, Grace S. Krivos, David E. Randolph and Ron I. Sanson, IV,
present.
1. The opening prayer was delivered by Rev. David Travis of
Unity of Delray Church.
2. The Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag of the United States of
~erica was given.
3. The minutes of the regular meeting of January 13, 1975 were
unanimously approved on motion by Mrs. Krivos and seconded by Mr.
Randolph.
4.a. Mr. Gen~ stated he had a petition with 52 signatures addressed
to the City of Delray Beach and to the State of Florida requesting a
traffic signal at the corner of N.E. 1st Street and N.E. 5th Avenue.
He requested consideration be given to such installation. Council
agreed this location was in serious need of a traffic signal.
4.b. Mr. Randolph reported Mr. Kelly Brown, Jr. delivered a letter
to him containing a resume for ~. Brown to be considered as a member
of the Public Employees Relations Commission. Mayor Scheifley suggested
each member of Council be provided with a copy.
4.c. Mayor Scheifley requested permission from Council to make a
presentatiOn to the Legislative Delegation asking them to make arrange-
ments for the County property lying within Delray Beach to be annexed
into the City. He stated the Chief of Police, Fire Chief and Depart-
ment of Public Works would be present at the meeting to provide informa-
tion supporting the request. He also stated various civic groups would
be contacted to attend and support the presentation. Council agreed
with the need for the annexation of "pockets" in the City which would ·
eliminate the conflict now existing concerning fires, city services,
taxes, accidents, burglaries and other police matters. Finai decision
will be made concerning the exact areas to be requested for annexation.
Mayor Scheifley explained that if the local Legislative Delegation is
unanimous on requesting annexation, a local bill will be presented to
the Florida Legislature and it would automatically pass. Mr. Randolph
moved that Council authorize Mayor Scheifley to appear before the
Legislative Delegation on January 30, 1975, to request annexation of
the County property into the City of Delray Beach, seconded by ~'~. Gent.
Upon roll call, Council voted as follows: Mr. Gent - Yes; Mrs. Krivos -
No; Mr. Randolph - Yes; Mr. Sanson - Yes; Mayor Scheifley - Yes. The
motion.passed with a 4 to 1 vote.
5. Mayor Scheifley read a Proclamation proclaiming the month of
February, 1975 as American History Month sponsored by the Jonathan
Dickinson Chapter of the Daughters of the'American Revolution.
6.a. The City Manager reported the following bids were received
for providing janitorial service for City Hall and the Planning Depart-
ment:
Bidder Bid
Starlite Custodial Systems $619.80 per month
Delray Beach less 2% in 10 days
Newton Janitorial Service $795.00 per month
Delray Beach
It is recommended the low bid submitted by Starlite Custodial
Systems for $619.80 ($7,438 per year) be accepted, for which sufficient
funds are provided in the budget. Mrs. Krivos so moved, seconded by
Mr. Sanson, said motion passing unanimously.
6.b. City Manager Mariott stated an appointment should be made
to fill Mr. Gent's unexpired term on the Planning and Zoning Board
which would expire on September 28, 1977. Mr. Sanson moved for the
appointment of Mr. Frank L. Carey to the Planning and Zoning Board,
said term to expire on September 28, 1977, seconded by Mr. Randolph.
Upon roll call, Council voted as follows: Mr, Gent - No; Mrs. Krivos -
No; Mr. Randolph - Yes; Mr. Sanson - Yes; Mayor Scheifley - Yes. The
motion passed with a 3 to 2 vote.
6.c. The City Manager reported Mr. Jack L. Saunders recently
· n~cated his desire to resign from the City's Solicitations Committee
in order to give Council the opportunity to appoint one of its present
members to that Committee to provide better liaison between that Com-
mittee and the City Council. This was discussed at the last workshop
meeting at which time Mr. Gent agreed to serve as the Council member
on that Committee. ~.~s. Krivos moved to appoint Mr. Andrew M. Gent to
the City's Solicitations Committee, seconded by Mr. Randolph, said
motion passing unanimously with Mr. Gent abstaining.
6.d. The City Manager reported action concerning 'the City's Com-
prehensive Plan was discussed at length at the last Council workshop
meeting at which time Council informally agreed to pass a motion re-
questing the Planning and Zoning Board to solicit proposals from city
planning firms for providing the City with one of the required elements
for the City's Comprehensive Plan which must be completed by October,
1975. The City Manager stated he has talked with the Chairman of the
Planning and Zoning Board and with a representative of the Department of
Community Affairs of the State of Florida in connection with the City's
application for funds under the 701 Grant Program. The state representa-
tive has assured the City Manager funds will be granted to the City of
Delray Beach and stated the drafting of a revision of the City's Planning
and Zoning Ordinance would be eligible for funds from the 701 Program,
thereby permitting the use of state money for the majority of the work.
The Chairman of the Planning and Zoning Board has been informed of this
and he stated he saw no problem in delaying the planned action of the
Council in order to attempt to determine whether or not all of the
required work on the City's Comprehensive Plan can be included under the
701 Program. The City Manager reported the City already has a planning
firm under contract the City engaged some time ago to work on the 701
.Program. He further stated he felt it would be impossible to break out
a part of the 701 Program from the contract with the planning firm to
request other firms to prepare and submit proposals. Mr. Gent objected
to the firm under contract since he stated it required a zoning critique
rather than a planning consultant firm. The City Manager stated when
the plan was received, he wished to receive the views of Dr. Ernest P.
Bartley, University of Florida, Consultant - Urban Planning and Zoning.
Further discussion ensued among Council members resulting in Mayor
Scheifley suggesting tabling the item. Mr. Sanson moved to table the
recommendation concerning the selection of consultants to secure pro-
posals concerning the drafting of a revision of the City's Planning and
Zoning Ordinance, seconded by Mr. Randolph. Upon roll call, Council
voted as follows: Mr. Gent - No; Mrs. Krivos - Yes; Mr. Randolph - Yes;
Mr. Sanson - Yes; Mayor Scheifley - Yes. The motion passed with a 4 to
1 vote.
6.e. The City Manager reported at the last workshop meeting,
Council discussed the City of Delray Beach assuming the responsibility
for inoculating all coconut palms in the City whether on private or
public property. The maximum cost to the City is estimated to be $36,000
with a minimum of $10,000. The reason for the difference in cost is the
possibility of being able to secure additional employees under Federal
Government expenSe under the Comprehensive Employment and Training Act,
Title VI, for the labor which would be involved. To date, three employees
have been secured under the program with an additional three employees
being required. This action is recommended by the City's Beautification
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Committee. Mr. Saberson reported he had prepared an emergency ordi-
nance; however, one of the items he felt required further discussion
prior to passage was the cost regarding the replacement of trees and
whether the City or the citizens will bear that cost. Most of the
other cities passing similar action have required the citizens to bear
the replacement cost with the City paying for the inoculation. The
Director of Parks and Recreation has estimated $40 for the removal of
each tree. Mr. Saberson advised tabling the entire question and
passing an Emergency Ordinance when presented. He stated in order to
authorize City employees to enter private property to inoculate the
trees, a declaration from the City Council was necessary, in the form
of an ordinance, that the disease constitutes a public nuisance. Mrs.
Krivos moved to table the item until the next meeting, seconded by Mr.
Gent, said motion passing unanimously.
6.f. The City Manager reported Council informally agreed at its
January 20th workshop meeting to apprcve the City purchase of a piece
of dictating equipment costing $525 to be located in and used by the
City Attorney's office. Funds are allocated in the City Attorney's
budget. Mrs. Krivos moved the City purchase a piece of dictating equip-
ment costing $525 to be located in and used by the City Attorney's
office, but to remain the property of the City, with financing to be
provided from the City Attorney's budget~ seconded by Mr. Gent, said
motion passing unanimously.
6.g. The City Manager reported a request for a gratis license has
been received from Sylvia Frind, 882A High Point Boulevard, Delray
Beach, due to age. Satisfactory evidence per Section 16-4 of the City
Code of the City of Delray Beach and Section 205.162 of the Florida
Statutes has been submitted. Approval is recommended. Mrs. Krivos
moved the gratis license be issued to Sylvia Frind to do typing in her
home, seconded by Mr. Randolph, said motion passing unanimously.
7.a. City Manager Mariott reported a request has been received
~hat the alley located between S.W. 2nd Avenue and S.W. 3rd Avenue and
S.W. 1st Street and S.W. 2nd Street be abandoned. The north half of
this alley was vacated in 1968. It is recommended that the request
be referred to the Planning and Zoning Board for study and recommenda-
tion. Mr. Gent moved the request for abandonment of the alley be
referred to the Planning and Zoning Board for study and recommendation,
seconded by ~s. Krivos, said motion passing unanimously.
7.b. The City Manager reported a communication has been received
from the American Cancer Society requesting permission to solicit funds
from March 10 through March 23, 1975, approval of which is recommended
by the City Solicitations Committee. Mr. Gent moved permission be
granted to the American Cancer Society to solicit funds from March I0
through March 23, 1975, seconded by Mr. Randolph, said motion passing
unanimously.
7.c. The City Manager stated a communication has been received
from the Delray Beach Public Library Association requesting permission
to solicit funds from March 2 through March 9, 1975, approval of which
is recommended by the Solicitations Committee. Mr. Sanson moved per-
mission be granted to the Delray Beach ~ublic Library Association to
solicit funds from March 2 through March 9, 1975,. seconded by Mrs.
Krivos, said motion passing unanimously.
7.d. Mayor Scheifley acknowledged receipt of the minutes of the
~-~'s Beautification Committee meeting held on January 8, 1975. He
stated they had made a recommendation for a sign to be erected which
would call to the attention of the public the free parking in the public
parking area. The City Manager stated the City would respond to this
request. Mr. Sanson brought to the attention of Council that the public
is parking on the grass and requested the parking rail on the north
side of the lot be extended. The City Manager stated he would check
into the matter.
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8.a. The City Manager presented Resolution No. 5-75.
A RESOLUTION OF TIIE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
DELRAY BEACH, FLORIDA, AUTHORIZING NEGOTIATION
OF A CONTRACT TO CONSTRUCT A PARKING AREA; GRADE
AS REQUIRED 6" ROCK BASE AND 1" ASPhaLT SURFACE,
AND TO CONSTRUCT A BASEBALL FIELD; CLEAR AND GRADE
AS REQUIRED, AND INSTALL 100' DIAMETER 6" THICK
CLAY INFIELD. CONSTRUCT BOTH PARKING AREA AND
BASEBALL FIELD AS PER MASTER PLAN OF TEEN TOWN PARK
AS INDICATED ON Tt~ PLAN PREPARED BY CHARLES M.
GRAVES ORGANIZATION, ATLANTA, GEORGIA, DATED MAY,
1973.
(.Copy of Resolution No. 5-75 is attached to the official copy
of these minutes.)
City Manager Mariott reported four bids were solicited with
three bids being received for the construction of a parking area and
baseball field at Teen Town as follows:
Bidder Bid
Carr Soil & Sod-Driveways $13,877.00
Delray Beach, Florida
Hardrives of Delray, Inc. 18,520.00
Delray Beach, Florida
Oneman Engineering 15,278.00
Delray Beach, Florida
Rubin Construction Company No Quotation
West Palm Beach, Florida
Funding is to be from Federal Ravenue Sharing Funds as pro-
vided in Resolution No. 57-74 adopted on September 9, 1974. It is
recommended the bid be awarded to the low bidder, Cart Soil & Sod-
Driveways in the amount of $13,877 with funds to come from Federal
Revenue Sharing Funds as provided in Resolution No. 57-74. Mr. Randolph
so moved, seconded by Mr. Sanson. Upon roll call, Council voted as
follows: ~. Gent - Yes; Mrs. Krivos - Yes; Mr. Randolph - ~es; Mr.
Sanson - Yes; Mayor Scheifley - Yes.
9.a. City Manager Mariott reported the Planning and Zoning Board
at a meeting held on January 21st recommended by unanimous vote that
the site plan for Denny's Restaurant to be located in the Delray Mall
on South Federal Highway be approved. No objections to site plan
approval were voiced at the Planning and Zoning Board hearing at which
time the Board reviewed and recommended the site plan. It is recom-
mended that Council give consideration to the site plan at this meeting
although it has not been presented at a workshop. Mr. Sanson questioned
the hours of the restaurant. Mr. Jerry West, Real Estate Department of
Denny's, Inc., Atlanta, Georgia, stated the policy of Denny's Restaurant~
is to remain open~ 24 hours per day. The City Attorney advised the City'~
ordinance presently provides a mandatory closing time of 12:00 midnight.
Mr. Saberson stated there are five commercial zoning classifications
with not all of them requiring closing after 12:00 P,M-, The proposed
location of Denny's Restaurant is in a CC Community Commercial z~hin~.~
district which does require closing at that hour. The City Manager
suggested acting on the site plan and considering the ordinance and
closing hours in a separat~ action. Mr. West stated the time element
would have to be resolved prior to his company taking any further
action. Mr. Gent moved to sustain the approval of the Planning and
Zoning Board of the site plan for Denny's Restaurant at the Delray Mall,
seconded by ~. Randolph, s~id motion passing unanimously.
10.a.1. Mr. Ernest Schier, 1017 Bay Street, Delray Beach, asked why
the Department of Agriculture of the State of Florida had inoculated
his trees for lethal yellowing and had limited their efforts to his area.
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Mayor Scheifley answered in.his~opinion the reason for inoculation
in this area was due to the two diseased trees on Casaurina Road; the
State Department of~Agriculture has a standard procedure to inoculate
trees in a certain radius surrounding diseased trees.
10.a.2. Mr. Nathan Sharp, 50 East Road, Delray. Beach, spoke expressing
'his strong support for the elimination of pockets in the City of Delray
Beach. He agreed to express his views at the Legislative Delegation
meeting to be held Thursday, January 29, 1975.
10.a.3. Mr. Vic Gent, 312 N.W. llth Avenue, Delray Beach, spoke
representing a group of singers and musicians called the Gospel
Melaphonics. The group has been invited to represent the United States
on a three week trip to Poland sponsored by the program "Ambassadors
for Friendship" located in New York City. Their purpose'is to utilize
music as a medium and friendship as a message in reaching other peoples
in foreign countries. The Polish Government will pay all expenses with
the exception of one-half of the air fare. Mr. Vic Gent requested the
procedures involved in various fund raising activities and also ques-
tioned the possibility of the City sponsoring a portion of the cost.
It was ascertained all members live in Delray Beach. The City Manager
suggested Mr. Gent contact the City Solicitations Committee concerning
the procedures for raising the necessary $6300 and the City-Manager
stated he would handle the administrative procedures. Council reported
they would be happy to supply letters of greeting for use in Poland.
10.b. The following Bills for Approval were unanimously approved
on motion by Mrs. Krivos and seconded by Mr. Gent.
General Fund ............ $418,596.73
Water and Sewer Fund ......... 506,091.33
Cigarette Tax Fund ......... 12,328.75
Beach Restoration Fund ...... 12,686.84
Federal Revenue Sharing F~n~ ..... 10,382.00
10.c.1. The City Manager received a request for recognition for
collective bargaining purposes submitted by the Fraternal Order of
Police, Lodge 94, said request having been presented to the administra-
tion late this afternoon. The first formal request is signed by Dr. Charles
H. Williams, President of Delray Beach L~dge 94, Fraternal Order of
Police. The City Manager read the letter. The City Manager stated he
was bringing this matter to Council this evening since the representa-
tives from the Police Organization had requested immediate recognition
by the City Manager of this organization as the exclusive collective
bargaining agent for the Police Department of the City of Delray Beach.
In the event the City Manager could not or would not grant this recogni-
tion, it was requested by the organization that the matter be presented
to City Council at this meeting. The communique had attached 48 author-
ization cards which represents more than 50% of the personnel approving
the representation by this organization. City Manager Mariott stated a
companion letter signed by Mr. Albert DeCampli, President of the Fra-
ternal Order of Police Associates, non-police personnel, asked that the
Fraternal Order of Police be recognized as the bargaining agent. The
City Manager stated Resolution No. 82-74 passed by Council does not
permit recognition.of any group for bargaining purposes by authorization
cards; recognition must be by secret election. The only other instrument
applicable legally at this point is the State PERC Act since the mini-
PERC ordinance passed by Council does not become effective until February
10, 1975, if at that time. It is the City Attorney's opinion that Council
is bound by the resolution and cannot grant recognition until the holding
of a successful secret ballot election of the employees. It was ascer-
tained the fi~m of Alley, Rock & Dinkel has not been contacted concerning
this matter since it was presented late this afternoon. Mr. Saberson
stated the reason for requiring a secret ballot election rather than
authorization cards was that this has proven unreliable in private
sectors and the City wishes the employees to have an unrestrained, un-
coerced choice. He advised maintaining tha policy ~as outlined in the
resolution. He further stated the Fraternal Order of Police has the
alternative of applying to the State PERC Commission for recognition
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which action would require 'the a'ttachment tc their petition of authori-
zation cards representing 30% of the CJ. ty employees. If the State PERC
Commission is satisfied that the cards are valid, they will supervise
an election. Mr. Saberson reccmmended acknowledging receipt of the
letters and advising the organization it is the City policy that a
secret ballot election must be held. Mr. Sanson asked whether or not
the City Administration has contacted the City employees to explain
the function of this act. The City Managerl stated this would be.done
and the resolution would be distributed.
Mr. Charles Wi].iiams, President of the Fraternal Order of
Police, Lodge 94, spoke stating his organization preferred to remain
local since it would represent local employees and that he understood
the procedures required by Resolution No. 82-74.
10.c.2. Mrs. Krivos questioned the definition of pockets and what
effect the annexation of certain large properties would have on police
and fire personnel. She also questioned the annexation of trailer
parks, some of which are located in the pockets under question, which,
at.present, would be in violation of the City ordinance.
· he meeting was adjourned at 9:20 P.M.
~ City Clerk
ATTEST:
MAYOR
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Mayor Scheifley answered in his °Pini0~ ~e reason for inoculation
in this area was due to the two diseased trees on Casaurina Road; the
State Department of Agriculture has a standard procgdure to inoculate
trees in a certain radius surrounding diseased trees.
10.a.2. Mr. Nathan Sharp, 50 East Road, Delray Beach, spoke expressing
his strong support for the elimination of pockets in the City of Delray
Beach. He agreed to express his views at the Legislative Delegation
meeting to be held Thursday, January 29, 1975.
10.a.3. Mr. Vic Gent, 312 N.W. llth Avenue, Delray Beach, spoke
representing a group of singers and musicians called the Gospel
Melaphonics. The group has been invited to represent the United States
on a three week trip to Poland sponsored by the~program "Ambassadors
for Friendship" located in New York City. Their purpose is to utilize
music as a medium and friendship as a message in reaching other peoples
in foreign countries. The Polish Government will pay all expenses with
the exception of one-half of the air fare. Mr. Vic Gent requested the
procedures involved in various fund raising activities and also ques-
tioned the possibility of the City sponsoring a portion of the cost.
It was ascertained all members live in Delray Beach. The City Manager
suggested Mr. Gent contact the City Solicitations Committee concerning
the procedures for raising the necessary $6300 and the City Manager
stated he would handle the administrative procedures. Council reported
they would be happy to supply letters of greeting for use in Poland.
10.b. The following Bills for Approval were unanimously approved
on motion by Mrs. Krivos and seconded by Mr. Gent.
General Fund ............. $418,596.73
Water and Sewer Fund ......... 506,091.33
Cigarette Tax Fund .......... 12,328.75
Beach Restoration Fund ...... 12,686.84
Federal Revenue Sharing'Fund ..... 10,382.00
10.c.1. The City Manager received a request for recognition for
collective bargaining purposes submitted by the Fraternal Order of
Police, Lodge 94, said request having been presented to the administra-
tion late this afternoon. The first request is signed by Mr. Charles
H. Williams, President of Delray Beach Lodge 94, Fraternal Order of
Police. The City Manager read the letter. The City Manager stated he
was bringing this matter to Council this evening since the r~presenta-
tives from the Police Organization had requested immediate recognition
by the City Manager of this organization as the exclusive collective
.bargaining agent for the Police Department of the City of Delray Beach.
In the event the City Manager could not or would not grant this recogni-
tion, it was requested by the organization that the matter be presented
to City Council at this meeting. The communique had attached 48 author-
ization cards which represents more than 50% of the personnel approving
the representation by this organization. City Manager Mariott stated a
companion letter signed by Mr. Albert DeCampli, President of the Fra-
ternal Order of Police Associates, non-police personnel, asked that the
Fraternal Order of Police be recognized as the bargaining agent. The
City Manager stated Resolution No. 82-74 passed by Council does not
permit recognition of any group for bargaining purposes by authorization
cards; recognition must be by election. The only other instrument
applicable legally at this point is the State PERC Act since the mini-
PERC ordinance passed by Council does not become effective until February
10, 1975, if at that time. It is the City Attorney's opinion that Council
is bound by the resolution and cannot grant recognition until the holding
of a successful secret ballot election of the employees. It was ascer-
tained the firm of Alley, Rock & Dinkel has not been contacted concerning
tkis matter since it was presented late this afternoon. Mr. Saberson
stated the reason for requiring a secret ballot election rather than
authorization cards was that this has proven unreliable in private
sectors and the City wishes the employees to have an unrestrained, un-
coerced choice. He advised'maintaining the policy as outlined in the
resolution. He further stated the Fraternal Order of Police has the
alternative of applying to the State PERC Commission for recognition
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which action would require the attachment to their petition of authori-
zation cards representing 30% of the City employees. If the State PERC
Commission is satisfied that the cards are valid, they will supervise
an election. Mr.. Saberson recommended acknowledging receipt of the
letters and advising the organization it is the City policy that a
secret ballot election must be held. Mr. Sanson asked whether or not
the City Administration has contacted the City employees to explain
the function of this act. The City Manager stated this would be done
and the resolution would be distributed.
Mr. Charles Williams, President of the Fraternal Order of
Police, Lodge 94, spoke stating his organization preferred to remain
local since it would represent local employees and that he understood
the procedures required by Resolution No. 82-74.
10.c.2. Mrs. Krivos questioned the definition of pockets and what
effect the annexation of certain large properties would have on police
and fire personnel. She also questioned the annexation of trailer
parks, some of which are located in the pockets under question, which,
at present, would be in violation of the City ordinance.
The meeting was adjourned at 9:20 P.M.
~~ C i~~t y--~-C~l e rk~'~
MAYOR
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· ~ 20A
RESOLUTION NO. 5-75.
A RESOLUTION OF TI{E CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF DELRAY
BEACH, FLORIDA, AUTHORI~;ING NEGOTIATION OF A CONTRACT
TO CONSTRUCT A PARKING AREA; GRADE AS REQUIRED 6" ROCK
BASE AND 1" ASPfLALT SURFACE, AND TO CONSTRUCT A BASE-
BALL FIELD; CLEAR AND GRADE AS REQUIRED, AND INSTALL
100' DIAMETER 6" THICK CLAY INFIELD. CONSTRUCT BOTH
PARKING AREA AND BASEBALL FIELD AS PER MASTER PLAN OF
TEEN TOWN PARK AS INDICATED ON THE PLAN PREPARED BY
C}LARLES M. GRAVES ORGANIZATION, ATLANTA, GEORGIA,
DATED ]<J~Y, 1973.
WHEREAS, it is the recommendation of the City Manager that the Council,
acting by authority of provisions of Section 78 of the City's Charter,
award a contract to construct a parking area; grade as required 6" rock
base and 1" asphalt surface, and to construct a baseball field; clear and
grade as required, and install 100' diameter 6" thick clay infield. Con-
struct both parking area and baseball field as per master plan of Teen Town
Park as indicated on the plan prepared by Charles M. Graves organization,
Atlanta, Georgia, dated May, 1973.
WHEP~EAS, four quotations were requested, and only three quotations
were submitted in the amount of:
Carr Soil & Sod-Driveways $13,877.00 ~
Delray Beach, Florida
Hardrives of Delray, Inc. $18,520.'00
Delray Beach, Florida
Onema~ Engineering $15,278 o 00
Delray Beach, Florida
Rubin Construction Company " No quotation
West Palm Beach, Florida
WHEREAS, the City Engineering Office certifies the quoted prices to be
reasonable and recommends that the City of Delray Beach enter into a con-
tract with Carr Soil & Sod-Driveways of Delray Beach, to construct a park-
ing area; grade as required 6" rock base and 1" asphalt surface, and to
construct a baseball field; clear and grade as required, and install 100'
diameter 6" thick clay infield. Construct both parking area and baseball
field as per master plan of Teen Town Park as indicated on the plan pre-
pared bY Charles M. Graves organization, .'Atlanta, Georgia, dated May, 1973
WHICH COMPANY submitted the lowest quotation in the amount of $13,877
and
WPIEREAS, it is the..C0uncil's opinion that the award of this contract
would be in the best interes~ of the City,
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF T~IE cITY OF
DELRAY BEACH, FLORIDA, AS FOLLC..{S:
20B
SECTION 1. That said contract to construct a parking area; grade as
required 6" rock base and 1" asphalt surface and to construct a baseball
field; clear and grade as required, and install 100' dismeter 6" thick clay
infield. Construct both parking area and baseball field as per master plan
of Teen Town Park as indicated on the plan prepared by Charles M. Graves
organization, Atlanta, Georgia, dated May, 1973, be awarded to Carr Soil &
Sod-Driveways of Delray Beach, Florida, in the amount of $13,877.00.
SECTION 2. That this improvement shall be funded with money from
Federal Revenue Sharing Fund.
PASSED A~D ADOPTED in regular session on this the 27th .... day
of January , 1975.
ATTEST
CITY CLERK