02-22-71 FE~..RUARY 22, 1971.
A regular meeting of the City Council of the City of Delray Beach,
was held in ti~e Council Ch~{nbers at 7:30 P.M., with Mayor J. L. Saunders
in the Chair, City Manager J. Eldon Mar[ott, City Attorney G. Robert
Fellows an~ Council Members Grace S. Mart~n, james H. Scheifley, Leon M.
Weekes an~ O. F. Youngblood being present.
1. The Lord's Prayer was repeate~ in unison.
2. The Pledge of Allegiance %o the Flag of the United States of ~erice
was given.
3. The minutes of the regular meeting of February 8, 1971, were unani-
mous!y approved cn motion by ~s. Martin and seconded by Mr. Weekes.
5. ~. Weekes asked that the Department of Transportation be petitioned ~
to reduce the speed limit on S. Federal Highway from 55 m.p.h, to 45 m.p.h.
South to the C-15 Canal.
TtTe City Manager reported that the City has already made that request
of the Depar~nent of Transportation, and when said Department was con-
tacted again about a week ago, they said that the request was progr~ed
for a survey in about thirty days.
During discussion, it was reported that Mr. Arnold Ramos, District
Engineer of the Department of Transportation office in Ft. Lauderda!e,
would be in Delray Beach Tuesday for two meetings and it was decided that
the M~yor and City Manager would bring this matter to his attention in
an attempt to get it taken care of i~ediate!y.
5. Mayor Saunders read a PROCLamATION proclaiming Friday and Saturday,
February 26 & 27, 1971, as POPPY DAYS for the ~nerican Legion Sherman
Willi~%s Auxiliary Unit No. 188.
6.a. Senator Philip D. Lewis said it is his desire to visit the Munic-
ipa!ities in his District an~ get acquainted with the people that he
represents.
He sai~ one of the problems concerning !-95 in this area is the
provision, an environmentai provision, which is involved in the Lake Ida
Section ~nd that he is attempting to get 'those 4-F provisions released.
Further~ another problem holding up a section of 1-95 through Delray
Beach is the relocation of 62 f~ilies, but he understands %hat the
De!ray Beach Housing Authority and City Manager Mariott are right on top
of that.
In regar~ to the i2th Street~Bridge, Senator Lewis said theft he had
talked with Mr. Arnold Re, os of the Department of Transportation this
e~.ening who reported that there had been considerable d~scussion between
the County and DOT as t.o whether or not this bridge would be built with
primary or secondary funds; that it may be put under the secondary road
program for the planning and if it eventually goes into the primary
system, the portion ef the money put up by -the County would be refunded
Following a question from the audience as to his position and his ef-
forts to cerrect the pollution of air, water an~ !and., Senator Lewis
said that his position is to do whatever Can be done to correct the po!-
lution problems, and tha't~.t hos been reported t?~at S5% of the pollution
is caused by the cities in Florida. ]'{e sa~d that correction of tl-~ose
comli.'tions can be very costly but he bel.:{.eves the public is willing to
pay for s~t~e; and theft it J.s an ~rea--wJ_de problem and should be attacked
en ~.fhat basis.
said request and the Planning and Zoning Board has recom~nended approval
of same.
Said site plan was unanimously approved on motion by Mr. Youngblood
and seconded by Mrs. Martin.
7.a. The City Manager info,ned Council that a request has been received
from the Tropic Harbor Condominiuzn Association, Inc., for use of the
g~Tnnasium at the Con%munity Center on Thursday, April 8th, between the
hours of 7:30 P.M. and 10:30 P.M., for the purpose of holding their an-
nual meeting. Further, the Director of Parks and Recreation l[aving
advised that such usage of the Center's facilities will not conflict
with existing programming, it is reco~m~ended that said request be grant-
ed.
Said request for the use of the Community Center was unanimously
granted, on motion by ~Lr. Scheifley and seconded by Mr. Weekes.
7.b. Council was infoz~ned that a request has been received from Mr.
Wilbur Coleman, 248 N. W. 9th Avenue, for rezoning from R-lA to RM-1
of Lots 29, 30 and 31, Block "A", TOURIST NOOK, which land is improved,
and that said request may be denied or referred to the Planning and
Zoning Board for Public Hearing, which is reco~]ended.
The request for rezoning was referred to the Planning and Zoning
Board for Public Hearing, as reco~mmended, on motion by Mrs. Martin and
seconded by Mr. Youngblood.
7.c. Council acknowledged receipt of the January 25th and February 10th
Beautification Committee meeting minutes.
The City Manager explained that Mr. Pitts' request at said January 25th
meeting to prohibit the parking of trailers on 'the beach is part of an
item that is now under study by the Planning and Zoning Board in respect
to trailers and boats throughout the City and it is not restricted just
to the beach.
Mrs. Dorothea Montgomery informed Council that Palm Beach has an
ordinance that prohibits any parking of trailers or self-propelled liv-
ing-type vehicles in said City.
She a]~~o reported that 'there is a motor home that is always parked at
the corner of Miramar and Venetian Drives that is in violation of the
City's ordinance. It was requested that said complaint be checked into.
7.d. City Manager Mariott informed Council that an application has been
received from Mr. Herman J. Rouse, doing business as Rouse Restaurant
at 505 West Atlantic Avenue, for transfer of Beer License No. 1520, now
held by Senola Jones, operating as Jones Restaurant. He said that Mr.
Rouse has been investigated in the prescribed manner by 'the Delray Beach
Police Department, and approved and it is reco~nended that the applica- ]
t±on be approved.
Said transfer was unanimously approved, on motion by Mr. ¥oungblood
and seconded by Mr~ Weekes.
7.e. The City Manager reported that a request has been received from the
Tropic isle Civic Association, representing the property o~ners in that
Subdivision, for rezoning of the following described parcels of land from
R-lA, R-IAA and RM-1 to R-!AAB:
Lots 1 through 93; ].05 through 119, 140 through
24.4; 2~5 'khro"agh 31~ 331 through 39~ and
through 472, ali. being in Tropic Isle Subdivision.
Purtl}er, this requested zoning classification will be crea'hed by the ~,,[.,.~ '"'
Ceunci!'s ~.],'tima%e edopkien of Ordinance No. 7-71, w.~_ioh i.s an a{~enda
item 'toxigl]t, and it is recomme:~ded that saii reqdest be referred
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Pi_.u:.,.~i ng ::'nc~ ';3orii_p.o 13card for public hearh~g, and recommc~ndat~on.
Saie request was unan{meuslv reEerre{ to the ~l_J,n~, g an~ Zoning Board
as. reco~-muended, on motion by Mr. ~cne~fley an~ seconde~ by Mrs. Martin.
Due %o there being considerable expense involved in notifying all the
property ova~ers in connection with the rezoning request an~ the City hav-
{ng some respoinsibility ~n saia request, the City Menager recoF~ended
thnt the City pay half of the cost of notification and advertising and
that the petitioner pay the other half of the cost.
Mr. ~{eekes moved that the City participate to the extent of 50~ of
the cost in these proceedings~ The motion was seconded by Mr. Youngblood
and unanimously carried.
8.a. The City Manager presente~ RESOLUTION NO. 8-71.
A RESOLUTION OF ~E CITY COdiCIL OF THE
CITY OF DEL~Y BEACH, FLORIDA, AUTHORIZ-
ING THE CITY ~NAGER TO ENTER INTO CON-
TRACTS FOR CO~ERTING ~PINISHED PORTION
OF SECOND PLOOR OF LA1,'[ ENFORCE}~NT COM-
PLEX TO SECURITY SECTION AND PROVIDING
FUNDS FOR PAteNT.
(Copy of Resolution No. 8-71 is attache~ to the officia! copy of these
minutes.) See page 36-A.
After explanation by the City Manager, Resolution No. 8-71 was unani-
mously passed an~ adopted on first and final reading, on motion by
Scheifley an~ seconde~ by ~ks. Martin.
8.b. City Manager Mariott presente~ ORDINANCE NO. 4-71.
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF DEL~Y BEACH,
FLORIDA, LEVYING THE ASSESSMENTS AS SHOWN
BY THE ASSESSMENT ROLL SUBMITTED BY THE
CITY }~AGER OF SAID CITY, CONCERNING THE
OPENING, GRADING AND PAVING OF ~AT PART
OF SOUTHWEST SII~[~ AVEN~ LYING BETWEEN
SOUT~EST FOURTH AND SEVENTH STREETS TO A
WIDTH OF TWENTY-TWO FEET.
(Copy of Ordinance No. 4-71 and accompanying assessment roll are at-
tached to the officiml copy of these m~nutes.) See pages 36-B-D.
The City Manager informed Council that the assessment roll has been
published in compliance wi~h Charter requirements and prior to Council
consideration of the ordinance on this final reading, a Public Hearing
has been scheduled to be held at this 'hime in order tha~ any inheres'~zed
par~_z~s may be heard.
There being no objection %o sa. id as{~essment roll, and Ordinance No.
~ ' ~ =~ this second
4-7]., said Ordinance was unanimously passed and adop~em on
and finaA read~_ng, on motion by Mr. Weekes and seconded by Mr. Youngb!ood.
With the City paying 20~ of the cost of said S. W. 6th Avenue paving
h~ the amount of $3,164.65, the C~%~... y Manager recomm~ended that Counc~.l
authorize tSe funds for same to be taken from the Special Assessment
Fund of the G~n~.r~l'e ~' ~ Fun~.
It was so moved by Mr. Youngblood, seconded by Nr. Scheifley and
unanimously carried.
8 c The City Managerpi .... e ....nte.~o~ Oe'nr~A',~,',~ NO 5-71
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CTTY '"n~r'~'~'~
.......... ~.~.~u OF Th~ CITY
,:~ECTi[ON ?8, TOWNSrrT'0 P-6 SO'[]~i~H, x2~,~:(-:!.': 43
Ordinan.ce No. 5-71 was unanimously placed on first re~ing, on motion
by ~¥~. Sche~fley and seconde~ by Mr. Weekes.
8.d. City Manager Mariott presented ORDINANCE NO. 6-71.
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY
OF DELRAY BEACH, FLORIDA, iUd[ENDING THE SOUTH-
E~ STANDARD BUILDING CODE BY REDEFINING "SUB-
STANTIAL CONSTRUCTION" AND ADDING SUCH NEW DEF-
INITION TO CHAPTER 9 CODE OF O~iNANCES.
Ordinance No. 6-71 was unanimously placed on first reading, on motion
by l,~s. Martin and seconded by ~. Youngblood.
8.e. The City Manager presented O~IN~CE NO. 7-71.
AN O~IN~NCE OF THE CITY CO~CIL OF THE CITY
OF DEL~Y BEACH, F~ORIDA, AMENDING C~PTER
29-4 CODE OF ORD!N~NCES CHANGING THE ZONING
REQUIREMENTS OF R-IAAA, R-iP~B AND R-i~
AND ADDING A NEW SINGLE FAMILY DWELLING DIS-
TRICT, R-i~B.
Ordinance No. 7-71 was unanimously placed on first reading, on motion
by Mr. Youngblood and seconded by Mr. Weekes.
9.a. · City Manager Mariott informed Council that the Planning and Zoning
Board, at its regular meeting of February 16th, held a public hearing on
a request from Reeves Instrument Division for permission to use a mobile
trailer located at 1027 South Congress Avenue for a maintenance shop and
storage of supprt equipment for a period of eight months, and said Board,
following the public hearing, unanimously recon%mends approval of same.
The City Manager recommended the request for use of the trailer for
eight mon%hs.be approved..
It was so moved by Mr. Weekes, seconded by Mr. Youngblood and unani-
mously carried.
9.b. Council was informed that following a review on February 16th of
the Preliminary Plat of Tropic Gardens, located at the northwest corner
of Lin~ell Boulevard and U. S. 1, the Planning and Zoning Board passed
a motion unanimously reconYaending Council approval of the Preliminary
Plat.
Said Preliminary Plat was unanimously approved, on motion by Mr.
Youngblood and seconded by Mr. Scheifley.
!0.a. Mr. LeRoy W. Merritt, on behalf of the Ch~.ber of Conm~erce, re-
quested permission from the City to conduct the 6th Annual Delray Affair,~
sponsored by the Ch~ber of Commerce, on Friday and Saturday, April 2nd
an~ 3rd, which involves using the public sidewalks, parking lanes on
Atlantic Avenue, a portion of N. E. 4th .Avenue, the alley between N. E.
3rd and 4th Avenues and other facilities, as well as assistance from
City personnel, details of ~,/l')ich will be furnished to %~ae City Hanager.
Mr. Merri%t con~r~ente~ on the number of people attending the De!ray
Affair last year and the approximate amount of money spent with local
merchants an~ in this area.
He introduced Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth Ro{]e, General Co-Chairmen for %he
De!ray Affair this year.
Said request was uhanimcusly granted, on motion by Mr. Sche'].f!ey and
secended by Mr. Weekes.
!O.a. ~,'Irs. J~orotNea Montgomery asNed iff the City Dump was burning again,
as she Nar! receive{ a compl_aint aLou{: it earlier in the
Mr. Schei:[:!ep/ expl~ai.ned'that t'here was a huge br,_~l~ fare west of S. W.
l.n ~ .... .~t tl3dt cotil, d be so,~n ~..... miles, ~,~',:~s
Fi.re DeparLment.
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!0 a Mr J W~ Dunbar, Secretary o¥ ..... o .
..... .~ ~= ~.each Property Ow~ers Assn ,
asked the status of his request regarding placing this item, "Recog-
nitien of Public Requests From the Floor" before "Items Submitted
Threugh the City Manager" on the agenda. He was informed that it has
not been considered at a workshop meeting as yet.
10.a. l. ks. John Gill said she had been requested by Rev. Se~ie Taylor to'
ask the City Council about having a d~rt roa~ lecated near Carver Jr.
High and Catherine Strong Community Center pave~.
Mr. Scheifley explained that this road is about 100 yards long,
runs between S. W. !5th and 16th Avenues near the Catherine S~rong
Co--unity Center and is frequently used by residents of that area.
Further, it becomes quite muddy and soft in wet weather and it would
be very beneficial if it was paved.
Mayor Saunders said he had asked the City Manager to look into this
matter several weeks ago and get some cost estimates on the paving.
The City Manager advised that these would probably be presented at
the next workshop meeting.
10.b. The City Manager reported that at the February 18th workshop
meeting, Council discussed the reco~endation of the Planning and Zon-
ing Board to establish a moratorium on rezoning and annexation of
lands except in the R-1A~ or higher zoning classification.
Council was advised that this reco~endation might not be legal and
that they have the authority to grant or deny any requests for rezoning
and/or annexations.
The City Attorney said Council action should be to reject the recom-
mendation of the Planning and Zoning Board concerning the moratoria.
It was so moved by Mr. Youngblood, seconded by ~. Weekes and unani-
mous ly carried..
10.b. City Manager Mariott reported that he had requested a place on
the agenda for the Palm Beach County Legislative Delegation's meeting
to be held Wednesday, February 24th, to present proposed legislation
concerning "The Delray Beach Do~town Development Authority", which
was discussed by Council at the Februery 18th workshop meeting.
Further, he reco~nends that Council direct the City Attorney, on
behalf of the Delray Beach City Council, to propose passage of this
act to the Legislative Delegation on Wednesday, February 24th, between
2:00 P.M. and 5:00 P.M., in West Palm Beach.
It was so moved by ~. Weekes, seconded by Mr. Scheifley and unani-
mous ly carried.
MaYor Saunders explained the operation of the "Do~to~ Development
Authority" and pointed out that the businesses, but not the residents
in the specified area will be affected.
!0.b. The City Manager reported, that at its workshop meeting held on
Thursday, FebrUary 18th, Council informally d. ecided to sell at a public
auction a parcel of City-owned land, containing approximately 11.4 acres,
inasmuch as the City has no present or future need for said land, a portion
of which is located in the NE}~ of Section 20-46-43 and the remainder
in the SW}s of Section 17-46-43.
Further, he recommended that Council authorize the sale of this land
by public auction, as set forth in Chapter 7 of the City Charter, with
Council having the option of accepting the high bid or rejecting all bid. s
received.
Mr. Youngblood moved to sell said land by public auction, as set forth
in Chapter 7 of the C~.ty Charter. The motion was seconded by .Mr. Weekes
and unanimously carried.
Col. 7'heodore Poole Cha' ~s the P~ . ,
, ~.r ..... n of ._arming and Zoning Board point-
~;u out {'ha{ ...... ...... ~;.le val'L~te of th'As !and dape'nds on the zoning, and ~'-'~_na~.'- since
it 'is surrounded by R-IA zoning, Single m~,~i, ly Dwelling
=~ c~o't that it b~ at~vertise:i~_o~ --~ oale only
illuil:;i, i2!(; ~a~ly c'~a°sif' '" .... ,,,. ..... 1,., he '-' ~-
· ~ sa._e of 25 acres, more or less, of land West of
10.b Regardinc~ the -~ ~
Mi]_itary Trail near Sims Road and outside the Delray Beach Reserve Area,
which was discussed at Ceuncil's workshep meeting, City Manager Mariott
recer[~ended that Council authorize the sale of 'this land by public auction,
as set forth in Chapter 7 of the City Charter, with Council having the
option of accepting the high bid or rejecting all bids received.
Mr. Weekes moved to sell said land by public auction, as set forth in
Chapter 7 of the City Charter. The motion was seconded by Mrs. Martin
and unanimously carried.
i0.b. The C~ty Manager reported ~hat the C~ty Council was asked if
they desired to purchase approximately 10 acres of land adjacent to the
Teen To~ Center in ~he N~ of Section 17-46-43 for future expansion of
the present Teen Town Center recreational area. Further, aq its work-
shop meeting, Council decided' to submit a bid of $60,000, which was ,~
later determined t° be the successful bid, with a do~ pa~ent of $12,0001
the balance to be paid in four equal pa~ents of $12,000 each at 6%~
interest, and with a clause in the Sale Contract, allowing a pay-off
without penalty, the funds to cover cost of s~me to be taken from the
General Fund Contingency Account.
After co~nents by ~. Ben Ad~s and Mr. J. W. Dunbar, Mr. Weekes
moved to proceed with the purchase of the 10 acres with terms as out-
lined. The motion was seconded by ~. Youngblood and unanimously carried.
10.b. Regarding the 12%h Street bridge discussed earlier in the meeting
and at the workshop meeting, the City Manager recon,~ended that Council
pass a motion to ask the County Co~mission to attemp~ to secure secondary
road funds for at least the planning stage of this project ~n an effort
to move the construction date forward, hopefully, one or two years and
leave the financing of the construction portion of the cost in the pri-
mary road category.
After general discussion, M~. Scheifley moved to direct ~he City Man-
ager to prepare a letter containing the above-mentioned co~ents %o the
County Co~mission. The motion was seconded by Mr. Youngblood and unani-
mously carried·
10.b. The City Manager submitted the Preliminary Plat of ROSEMONT VILLAS,
developed by Mr. Alfred Paolillo, which consists of 20 lots and is more
particularly described as the South half of the East half of Lot 3, Sec-
tion 20-46-43, with R-!~ zoning classification. He reported that said
land is bound on the East by S. W. 4th Avenue, on the West by S. W. 6th
Avenue and is a short distance North of S. W. 9th Street. Further, the
Planning and Zoning Board has approved said plat, subject to certain
revisions in the plans suggested by the City Engineer, and he reco~nend-
ed that the Preliminary Plat be approved subject to these revisions.
The Preliminary Plat was unanimously approved subject to the City
Engineer's reco~nendation, on motion by Mr. Weekes and seconded by ~.
Youngblood.
10.b. Mrs. Martin asked if ~he o~ers of 250 S. Ocean Boulevard had
a specified tirae limit to clean said property and said that as of noon,
the propezty had not been cleaned.
Mr. Weekes asked if the City could send their crews in to clean the
property and then bill the o%~ners for th~s work.
The City Manager a{vised that the owners voluntarily agreed to clean '
the property and, legally, %he City has no right to clean the property
anft bill them. Further, he said he would check with the inspectors and
see iff the situation is still the same, that is if tn= o~,mers are still
willing to pay for the work but can't fin~ anyone to clean the proi3erty,
then he will have %he City crews {o the lob and bill ehe ,~w .... rs
1.0.b. Mayor Se'end. ers referred to the City Mannger four proposals offer-
lng to s~l!~. 'l -, ~- c],_.. ~ ~ to 'the C~ty.,. . for pa.,_~{~ng on %he be~ch and asked 'e.na'e said
_~->~o~osals- ~ he referred ~;o tl't,~. _ Traf~i.c end Parking Committee fer s~.~:x~,'t an~%
i0.b. Regard.Lng property on Soud~ Ocean il~outevard anne:-,:ed to the City
a few ,J~eeks ago, .the City ~,~anager ;~ivised tha'~ the o~er, who formerly
contracted wi. tN County Sanitation for garbage and trash pick-up, im-
me{]iatel¥ upon annexation requeste~l the City to perform this service.
Purther, County Sanitation has informed the City that they were granted
a franchise by the County Co~mnission to pick up garbage and trash in
certain areas of the County, including the area surrounding Delray Beach,
which were unincorporated at the time 'the franchise was granted, namely,
July, 1970, regardless of whether or not these lands were later annexed
into a municipality, and has demanded that the City stop serving the
above-ment ioned property.
Since the City questions tine validity of this franchise, the City
Attorney asked Council for authorization to file suit for declaratory
judgment .to determine the City's status under the garbage and trash col-
lection franchise granted to County Sanitation by the County.
Hr. Scheifley moved to grant the City Attorney authorization to seek
a declaratory judgment concerning this waste disposal franchise. The
motion was seconded by Mrs. Martin and unanimously carried.
10.c. The following Bills for Approval were unanimously approved for
pap~ent, on motion by M~s. Martin and seconded by Mr. Youngblood.
General Fund $99,824.06
Water Operating & Maintenance Fund 7,968.07
The meeting adjourned at 9:28 P.M.
PLALLIE E. YATES
City Clerk
APPROVED:
MAYOR
SEE REVERSE SIDE FOR RESOLUTION NO. 8-71.
RESOLUTION NO. 8-71
A RESOLU~I'ION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE
CITY OF DELRAY BEACH, FLORIDA, AUTHORIZING
THE CITY MANAGER TO ENTER INTO CONTRACTS
FOR C OiN~rERTING UNFINISHED PORTION OF
SECOND FLOOR OF LAW ENFORCEMENT COMPLEX
TO SECURITY SECTION AND PROVIDING FUNDS FOR
PAYMENT.
WHEREAS, the City Manager has recommended that ihe City
complete converting the unfinished portion of the second floor of the Law
Enforcement Complex to a security section, and
WHEREAS, the City Manager has negotiated, with Council approval,
and obtained bids to complete the conversion, and
WHEREAS, the City Council deems it to be ih the best interest of the
City of Delray Beach to complete the conversion, '.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF
THE CITY OF DELRAY BEACH, FLOR,IDA, AS FOLLOWS:
1. Thai the Cily Manager is authorized to enter into a contract with
Hays & Robinson C'onstruction Co., the lowest of two negotiated informal
bidders, for $13,495.14 for the general contract work, which bid includes
a performance and payment bond.
2. That the City Manager is authorized to enter into a contract with
Southern Steel Company, the only bidder, for jail equipment in the amount of
$16~ 200. 00, which bid includes aperformance and pay~nentbond.
3. That the City is authorized to pay the architect's fee as per the
architect's contract with the City.
4. That all payments authorized by this resolution shall be paid from
the Capital Improvement Construction Fund in which there is a balance of
$32,979.00.
PASSED AND ADOPTED in regular session on this the 22nd day of
February, 1971.
.... ". MAYOR
ATTEST: ' '
." /,~-~.-~ . /~. /
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City Clerk
36-B
ORDINANCE NO. 4-71.
AN ORDINANCE OP THE CITY OF DELPJ~Y BEACH,
FLORIDA, LEVYING THE ASSESS~.fENTS AS SHOWN
BY THE ASSESSNZENT ROLL SUBMITTED BY THE
CITY MANAGER OF SAID CITY, CONCERNING THE
OPENING, GRADING AND PAVING OF THAT PART.
OF SOUTHWEST SIXTH AVENUE LYING BETWEEN
SOUTHWEST FOURTH AND SEVENTH STREETS TO A
WIDTH OF TWENTY-TWO FEET. ~
WHEREAS, the City Manager of the City of Delray Beach,
Florida, has in pursuance to the Charter of said City, submitted
to the City Council for approval, a report of the costs, and the
assessment roll for the opening, grading and paving of that part
of Southwest Sixth Avenue lying between Southwest Fourth and
Seventh Streets'to a width of twenty-two feet.
WHEREAS, said report and assessment roll was approved
by the City Council in regular session on the 8th day of February,
19.71, and
WHEREAS, due notice concerning said assessment roll
was given by advertisement, by the City Clerk, in accordance with
the City Charter of said City, and for the purpose of hearing ob-
jections to said assessment roll, and
WHEREAS, no sufficient objections were received to the
confirmation of said assessment roll.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT. ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF
THE CITY OF DELRAY BEACH, FLORIDA, AS FOLLOWS:
SECTION 1. The assessments, as shown by said assess-
ment roll which is att@ched hereto and made a part hereof, are
hereby levied against the properties shown and in the amounts
stated on said assessment roll, said assessments to be paid in
three equal annual installments, together with interest at the
rate of 8% per annum, the first installment becoming ~due and pay-
able on March 24, 1971 and on the 24th of March
for the next ensuing two years; and said special assessments, so
levied, shall be a lien from the date the assessments become ef-
fective, upon the respective lots and parcels of land described
in said assessment roll, of the same nature and to the same ex-
tent as the liens for general City taxes, and shall be collecti-
ble in the same manner and with the same penalties and under the
same prqvisions as to sale and forfeiture as City taxes are col-
lectible.
PASSED in regular session on second and final reading
on this the 22nd day of February '~ 1971.
MAYOR
ATTEST.:
.. CiEy Clerk
First Reading February 8, 1971
Second Reading February 22, 1971
36-C
ASSESSMENT ROLL
For opening, grading and paving that part o~f Southwest Sixth Avenue lying
between Southwest Fourth and Seventh Streets to a width of twenty-two feet.
ASSESSMENT per front foot $5.012109 -~
PRO PERT¥ FRONT TOTAL
DESCRIPTION OWNER FOOTAGE ASS ' M.
SECTION 20-46-43
NL2 of E~ of E¼ of NW¼ · Wiley & Clydie Mae Grice 103.3 $ 517.76
of Lot 1 Less S 63'
S 63' of N~ of E~ of William & Grace President , 63 315.77
E¼ of NW¼ of Lot 1.
S½ of E½ of E¼ of NW¼ Willie Mae Edwards ~ 165 827.00
of Lot 1.
N 51.26' of S 306.26' Thomas C. & Mary Coleman 51.3 257.12
of W 122' of. NE¼ of
Lot 1 Less W 25'.
N 25.5' of S 255' of Thomas C. & Mary Coleman 25.5- 127.81
W 122' of NE¼ of Lot
1 Less W 25'.
N 26.5' of S 228.5' Ethel Jackson 26.5 132.83
of W 122' of NE¼ of
Lot 1 Less W 25'.
N 51' of S 204' of Louise D. Meade 51 255.62
W 122' of NE¼ of Lot
1 Less W 25'.
N 51' of S 153' of A. Wacksman 51 255.62
W 122' of NE¼ of Lot
1 Less W 25'.
N 51' of S 102' of Hazel~L. Shuler , 51 255.62
W 122' of NE¼ of Lo,t
1 Less W 25'.
S 51' of W 122' of Hazel L. 'Sh~ler 51 255.62
NE¼ of Lot 1 Less ~
W 25'
W 3/4 of S½ of Lot CITY OF DELRAY BEACH 662.68 3,321.44
1 Less W 25' of E½ ~
of S½ of Lot 1; &
Less E 25' of W½ of
S~ of Lot 1. (East
and West)
ROS EHONT PARK FRONT TOTAL
BLOCK LOT. O~NER FOOTAGE AS S ' M.
3 1, 2 & 3 Kenneth & Charlotte Durante 156 781.88
3 4 & N½ of 5 John W. & Gladys ~lover . 7'5 375.91
3 6 & S~ of 5 Woodrow L. & Mildred M. Hay,.," 75 375.91
3 7 Kenneth & Charlotte Durante 50 250.60
3 8 & 9 Lelius Chapman 100 501.21
{ 3 10, 11 & 12 J.L. & Alice G. Helvenston 156 781.88
5 13 & 14 James E. & Alpha M. Chapman 106 531.28
5 15, 16, 17 & George McMurrain 175 877.11
S 25' of 18 0
5 N 25' of 18 & Randolph & Martha A. Williams 75 375.91
19 '
5 20 Randolph & Martha A. Williams 50 250.60
5 21 Leonard Butler 50 250.60
5 22 Randolph & Martha A. Williams 50 250.60
5 23 Randolph & Martha A. Williams 50 250.60
5 24 J.P. & Zieler McRoy 56 280.-68
2,525.28 $12,656.98'
Construction Contract (Hardrives). $14,292.50
10% for Engineering, Accounting
& Collection. 1,434.64
Advertising - Resolution No. 39-70. 34.50
Aavertising - Bids. .,.;.~,~ ~ ~; x?~ _ 19.39
Advertising - Assessment Roll (est). ~ 34.50
Advertising. Ordinance Caption (est) .~A ~ 3~ 5.70
$15,821.23
Less 20% - City Share of co's~'per
Resolution No. 39-70. ,r 3,164.25
*80% to be assessed. $12,656.98