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10-21-71 163 OCTOBER 21, 1971. A regular meeting of the City Council of the City of Delray Beach was held in the Council Chambers at 7:30 P.M., with Mayor J. L. Saunders in the Chair, City Manager J. Eldon Mariott, City Attorney G. Robert Fellows and Council Members Grace S. Martin, James H. Scheifley, Leon M. Weekes and O. F. Youngblood being present. 1. The Opening Prayer was delivered by Dr. Warren J. Nubern. 2. The Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag of the United States of America was given. 3. The minutes of the regular meeting of October 11, 1971, were unani- mously approved on motion by Mrs. Martin and seconded by Mr. Weekes. 4. Mayor Saunders introduced Mr. LeRoy W. (Buddy) Merritt, a Candidate for Mayor, and Messrs. William B. Barter and Willie Simmons, Candidates for Council, for the coming election. 4. Regarding the November 2nd election, Mr. Scheifley pointed out the importance of establishing the Palm Beach County Beach Erosion Control District. 4. Mr. Weekes mentioned that the City water seems clearer than usual. 5. Mr. C. T. Tolbert, presently employed with the Palm Beach County Health Department in the Division of Con~unicable Diseases and Acting Chairman of SPAN, Solving Problems of Alcohol and Narcotics, explained the purpose and operation of SPAN. He informed Council that they would like to have a Delray Beach location for that organization and asked for financial assistance from the City. Further, that they had asked for a grant from the Government to assist in their operation and that it had not been received yet, but it is expected in January or February, of 1972. This request was referred to a workshop meeting for further discus- sion, with Mr. Tolbert to be presen't for that discussion. Several other members of SPAN were also present. 6.a. Council unanimously authorized the transfer of the following fiscal year 1970-71 funds, as recommended, in order that the 1970-71 books be balanced, on motion by Mr. Youngblood and seconded by Mr. Weekes. FROM: General Government $ 380. Public Safety 3,245. ~on-Depar tment al 4,755. '$8,380. TO: Parks and Recreation ~$8,380. 6.b. The city Manager reported that he did not know exactly what the County representative's presentation would be, but that it would have a bearing on the future p*,~ovision of water and sewer service in the large undeveloped section West of Delray Beach. ~{e said that sometime ag'o, there was an item in the press that a large development consisting of approximately 671 acres kno%~n~ as VILLADELP~A¥ was in the making to the Northwest of the City limits of D~.~!.ray Beach, a smai1 portion of which extends into the reserve area of Delray Beach. -1- !0-21-71 There is a possibility that the reserve area and perhaps the City limits may extend at some future date Westward to the Turnpike and different points. If that should happen, then over half of the VILLADELRAY project would be in the reserve area of the City, possibly inside the City limits. Realizing this and with some concern that pri- vate water treatment and sewage treatment plants were in the making at this location, and realizing the difficulties that may arise, the County was contacted on this item. The County Engineer's office said there had been discussion that the developer would buy and pay for the sewage and water treatment plants and deed them to the County for operation at no cost to the County. The City Manager said that with such information, he had written a letter to the County Commission dated October 1st, copies of which were furnished Council, in which he informed the County ~,~ Conunission of the City's predicament with regard to the Delray Shores privately-owned water and sewer systems. The City Manager said that the VILLADELRAY developers had asked the City about water and sewer service but not about annexation, and were informed at that time that the City policy was not to provide water and sewer service outside the City limits," but an application for annexation with water and sewer service would be considered on that basis. The City Manager said that after he had contacted the County Commission, the developer's representa- tive contacted him and there had been a conference in his office, attend- ed, among others, by a representative of the Palm Beach County Health Department. A few days after this conference, the County Health Depart- ment wrote a letter asking whether Delray Beach had any interest in providing water and sewer service for VILLADELRAY. They are concerned with the service and not with annexation. The City Manager presented Council with a copy of a two-page letter he had received today from the County Attorney's office responding in detail to the letter that he had written to the County Commission some- time ago. Further, all expressions he had received have more or less been compatible with the views he attempted to set forth in his initial letter to the County Commission dated October 1st. He said he thinks all of this is particularly important and germane to the City's present consideration of extension of water and sewer facilities, especially in view of the fact that Russell and Axon's presentation made to Council two nights ago, envisions a population of 60,000 or so, not too many years hence, to be served by the water and sewer systems of Delray Beach should the City elect to provide service to the Western Sector of the City. Mr. Robert Cook, Assistant County Attorney, and Mr. Ray Gonzales... of the County Engineer's office were present. Mr. Cook reported to Council as follows: "We have recently, before the County Commission, made a presentation pointing out the need for uniform development of water and sewer systems within the County and also inside municipal areas. Along these lines, we have been talking to private developers to ascertain their interest in building plants and donating them to the County, particularly with · the VILLADELRAY property. We have been in contact with one of the principals, relative to his company building a plant pursuant to County design and regulations, a plant that will be fully compatible with an eventual expansion of a County-wide sewe~. ~~r system through this area. The principals associated with VILLADELRA¥ have indicated to us that they would be agreeable to building a plant on their property to our specifications and then turning that plant over to the County at some future date for $1.00 for operation and main~.enance by the County and for eventual inclusion in the County's regional water and sewer systems. The County has not taken a position precisely that it will take over this facility, but we would like to enter into an agreement with the principals of VILLADELRAY to the extent that at our option in the future we can take over the pla~,~_t and operate and maintain it and take care of tt'~e customers in the area. And to this end, we would like the opinion of the City of Delray Beach as to their agreement or their concurrence in this concept." -2- 10-21-71 Mr. Gonzales informed Council that the County has entered into agree- ments with the United States Geographical Survey and that they have done extensive research in the Delray Beach area. Also, that within the next week or so-some test wells will be drilled for the purpose of determining the yield of the different aquifers in this area, and that this infor- mation will be made available to the City when the studies are completed. Mr. Weekes said he believes these gentlemen have pinpointed the paramount issue in the matter because the City is faced with a decision about annexation of, and water and sewer service for the Western area that can no longer be postponed as to whether it Wishes to serve the Western area with water and sewer service and with respect to annexation. Mr. Mariott stated that after discussion with the County officials, he believes that private development of water and sewer systems to be deeded at no cost to either the City or County at some future date, is a good. idea. Following discussion, Mr. Weekes moved that the City Attorney be in- structed to work with Mr. Robert Cook, Assistant County Attorney, to pre- pare a Resolution to back the County's position in entering into an agree- ment with the principals of VILLADELRAY for the ownership and acquisition of their water and sewer plant. The motion was seconded by Mr. Youngblood and unanimously carried. Mrs. Martin asked if Council could meet with Mr. Klinck of Russell and Axon, Consulting Engineers, before the next regular meeting to get his views on this matter. 6.c. Council unanimously referred to the Planning and Zoning Board for study and recommendation a request for abandonment of a 35-foot easement along the Easterly edge of Lots 242 through 261, inclusive, TROPIC PALMS Subdivision in return for a 10-foot general utility easement, on motion by Mr. Scheifley and seconded by Mr. Youngblood. 7.a. City Manager Mariott reported that Mr. John A. Logan has requested, by letter dated October 11, 1971, that a variance be granted to not re- quire him to build a fence around a swinuming pool at 1002 White Drive. He said this could be permitted under Section 17-28.1 of the Code of Ordinances, and recommended that said request be granted. Said variance in fence requirements was unanimously granted, as recommended, on motion by Mr. Scheifley and seconded by Mr. Weekes. 7.b. Council unanimously approved a request from John's Beach Service for a reduction in his annual license fee for the beach concession from $3,000., to $2,000., during the period that the beach is in its present condition, as recommended, on motion by Mr. Youngblood and seconded by Mr. Scheifley. 7.c. The following letter from Councilman James H. Scheifley, dated October 14, 1971, to Governor Askew, resigning his position as City Councilman, was read and acknowledged. "Pursuant to Florida Statute 99.012, I am irrevocably resign- ing from my position as City Councilman for the City of Delray Beach, Florida, effective January 3, 1972." 8.a. City Manager Mariott presented ORDINANCE NO. 37-71. AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF DELRAY BEACH, FLORIDA, ANNEXING TO THE CITY OF DELRAY BEACH, LOTS 2]. thru 26 INCLUSIVE, BLOCK 1, AND LOTS 1 thru 5 IIJCLUSiVE, AND LOTS 28 thru 44 INCLUSIVE, BLOCK 17, AL- SO THE NORTH-SOUTH ALLEYS IN THE NORTH HALF OF BLOCK 17, DEL-RATON PARK SUBDIVISION, W~HICI{ LAND IS CONTIGUOUS TO EXISTING MUNICIPAL LIMITS OF SAID CITY; REDEFINING THE BOUNDARIES OF SAID CITY TO INCLUDE SAID LAND; PROVIDING FOR THE RIG_~?ES AND OBLIGATIONS OF SAID LAND; AND PROV£D- ING FOR T~E ZONING THEREOF. 10-21-71 Ordinance No. 37-71 was unanimously placed on first reading, on mo- tion by Mr. Weekes and seconded by Mr. Youngblood. 10.a. The ~City Manager reported that the City's application for the re- lease of Spoil Areas MSA 645C .and MSA 645D for public recreation and conservation purposes was submitted to Florida Inland Navigation District on October 13, 1971, and that on October 20, 1971, a letter was received from F.I.N.D. informing him that the application would be considered by its' Board of Commissioners at the next meeting to be held in the Board Room of the Port Everglades Authority, Port Everglades, Florida, on Friday, November 5, 1971. 10.a. Regarding the contract awarded to Plantation construction Company,~ Inc., for the installation of raw water and transfer mains, Section II, the City Manager recommended approval of Change Order No. 1, which added an additional $5,378., to the orginial cost, and approval of the final payment in the amount of $37,024.20. He pointed out that even though there were additions made to this contract in the amount of $5,378., the total amount of money that this project will cost the City will actually be $1,959.50 less than the contract amount of $201,260. '· Said Change Order No. 1 and the Final Payment in the amount of $37,024.20 were unanimously approved, as recommended, on motion by Mr. Scheifley and seconded by Mr. Youngblood. (C6py of Supplemental Agree- ment No. 1 Change Order is attached to the official copy of these minutes.) See pages 168-A-G. 10.a. Regarding a requestfor annexation of 144 acres lying in Section 13-46-42 and Section 18-46-43, subject to RM-1A zoning, from Stanley G. Tate, President of High Point of Delray, with Robert M. Kinkead, Authorized Agent, the city Manager reported that the Planning and Zon- ing Board unanimously recommends approval of said annexation. Council unanimously authorized preparation of an ordinance to cover the annexation of 144 acres of land lying in Section 13-46-42 and Section 18-46-43 in RM-1A Zoning District, on motion by Mr. Scheifley and second- ed by Mr. Youngblood. 10.a. The City Manager reported that the Planning and Zoning Board rec- ommends approval of the request from Mr. Russell M. Wright for annexa- tion of Lots 12 and 28, Block 2, part of Lots 13 and 29, Block 2, MODEL LAND CO~PANY'S SUBDIVISION of Section 21-46-43, plus another portion of Section 21-46-43, with RM-1A zoning classification. Council unanimously sustained the Planning and Zoning Board's rec- ommendation and authorized preparation of an ordinance to cover the annexation of the above described property in RM-1A Zoning District, on motion by Mr. Youngblood and seconded by Mr. Weekes. ~ 10.a. Council unanimously sustained the Planning and Zoning Board's rec- o'mmendation to approve the request from Lakeview Baptist Church for the use of a utility trailer on Church property located at 2601 North Swinton Avenue, for the purpose of caring for Sunday School students for one- t~our each Sunday morning for a year, on motion by Mr. Weekes and seconded by Mr. Scheifley. 10.a. The City Manager reported that he was informed by AA Ambulance Service of Boynton Beach that they are willing to provide ambulance ser- vice in Delray Beach at no cost to the City and that Para-Medical of Boca Raton informed him that they are willing to provide that service at an annual fee of $3,000., a year, instead of the $6,000., originally quoted. He said that both companies are agreeable to serving a 30-day trial period, AA Ambulance at no cost to the City, and Para-Medical at $250., operatg, on to be from the fire station. He recommended that Council authorize, by motion, entering into the agreements with ~. Ambulance to provide a month's service at no cost -4-- 10-21-71 167 to the City and with Para-Medical to provide a month's service at a cost of $250. After general discussion, Mr. Weekes moved to enter into the agree- men'ts with AA Ambulance and Para-Medical, as recommended, with the under- standing that it will be on the same basis as the permanent contract when it is finally determined, and that is that they operate out of the fire station and'on the same basis as they would operate in the future. The motion was seconded by Mr. Youngblood and voted on, with Mr. Scheifley, Mr. Weekes, Mr. Youngb!ood, and Mayor Saunders in favor of the motion, and Mrs. Martin opposed. Mrs. Martin qualified her vote by saying she felt that it is the citizens, ~desire, through their petitions, that this service be continued by the Fire Department. Para-Medical requested to take the second trial month, and AA Ambulance agreed to take the first. 10.a. Regarding the buildings on the properties recently purchased by the City for off-street parking on South Ocean Boulevard, the City Man- ager recon~ended that Council authorize, by motion, advertisement for the removal,' sale, and/or demolition of those buildings to clear the properties in the most advantageous manner for the City. A report on the specific recommended action on each building will be presented to Council at a later date. The City Manager's recommendation was unanimously sustained, on motion by Mr. Youngblood and seconded by Mr. Scheifley. 10.a. Mayor Saunders reported that the bids for the Cable T. V. Fran- chise will be received on Thursday, October 28th and that a special meeting will be held on Monday, November 1, 1971, at 7:30 P.M., to consider the bids. 10.~. Payment of the following Bills for Approval were unanimously approved, on motion by Mr. Youngblood and seconded by Mr. Weekes. General Fund $105,442.77 Water Revenue Fund 20,000.00 Water Operating & Maintenance Fund 3,821.98 Capital Improvements Construction Trust Fund 5,704.01 X. Mrs. Martin asked ~. Ernest Schier if the lots on the beach had been mowed, and he replied that they had been. The meeting adjourned at 9:20 P.M. HALLIE E. YATES City Clerk APPROVED: MAYOR -5- ~ ,/,~-~ 168-A CITY OF DELRAY BEACH PALM BEACH COUNTY, FLORIDA PROJECT NO. 6469-3 (Section II) FINAL ESTIMATE RECONCILIATION AGREEMENT This Final Estimate Reconci].iation Agreement covering the period from Au.qua! 21, 1971 to S. eptember..9.., 19.7!, supersedes any and all previous correspondence or verbal agreement regarding deletions or additions to the scope of the work in performance of the Contract dated _Ma..rqh...30, 1971 for construction of Raw Water a~,d Transfer Mains~ Section II, for the .City of Delray Beach, Palm Beach County, Fl_orida. It is hereby agreed and understood that all quantities end prices shown on the attached Final Estimate are correct and the amount of $37,024.20 constitutes final payment, including retainage, for all materials furnished and work performed by Plantation Construction Go.,_Inc.~, Contractor, and all other Contractors, in the construction and completion of the above project, all in strict conformance with the terms of the original Contract. It is further agreed and understood that the one year warranty period on workman- ship and materials furnished shall commence upon execution of this Agreement. Plantation Gonstruc. t~n Co., Inc. Recommended for Approval: By. ~:"z~ Rus'sell & Axon Consulting Engineers ,~ Inc. By_ ~ City of Delray Beach 168-B II. WHEREAS the party of the SEGOND part has agreed to furnish all of the additional items of work as follows: Remove 54 L.F. 16" C.I.P. @ $2.00 L.F. 108.00 Relay 38 L.F. 16" G.I.P. @ $5.00 L.F. 190.00 Furnish & Install 1,270 lbs. C.I.P. Fittings ~ $800.00 ton 508.00 Additional Asphalt Pavement Replacement Removed From Part A Contract- 1,143 Sq. Yds. ~ $4.00 Sq. Yd. 4,572.00 TOTAL $5,378.00 III. THEREFORE, it is further agreed and understood by both parties hereto that the Contract shall be amended as follows: Original Contract Amount 201,260.00 Total Extras This Change Order .. 5.,378.00 Adjusted Contract Amount $206,638.00 IV. It is further agreed and understood by both .parties hereto that the Contract time will not be changed by this change order and this change order shall not alter in any manner the force and effect of the original Contract dated the 30th day of March , .1.97!., and the same shall stand in full force and effect in all respects, except as amended by this agreement. ATTEST: By~/.~)~.~.~,f,.,..~ PLANTATI@N CONSTRUCTION CO., INC. Title By ~horized Offic/er , Approved as to Correctness and Form ACCEPTED by City Attorney By. Mayor,,, ,,~/"7 . BY//City Manager City Clerk -2- 168-C CITY OF DELRAY BEACH PALM BEACH COUNTY, FLC)RIDA PROJECT NUMBER 6469-3 RAW WATER & TRANSFER MAINS SUPPLEMENTAL AGREEMENT NO. 1 CHANGE ORDER This agreement entered into this 23rd day of SeP..tember, i971 , by and between the City of Delray Beach, Palm Beach County, Florida, as party of the FIRST part, and Plantation Construction Go.., Inc., as party of the SECOND pert, as being a supplement to a certain Contract by and between the parties aforesaid, dated the 30th day of March , 1971, for the construction of Water Works Improvements, Section II - Raw Water & Transfer Mains in the City of Delray Beach, Palm Beach County, Florida. WITNESSETH: I. WHEREAS the party of the FIRST part deemed it necessary to keep the North Water Plant in operation at all times, it was necessary to make changes in the construction in the raw water mains to accomplish same, and WHEREAS the pavement replacement was deleted from the previous Part A - Raw Water & Transfer Mains Contract, and an equitable-credit obtained because a portion of the raw water mains in this contract had to be installed parallel to and alongside of those in the Part A Contract, and it was more practical and economical to do all of the paving in one operation under this Contract. -1- 168-D PERIODICAL ES'! It4ATE KO,q! PA,r,~TI,Z~,L t)AYI,([::-t',I'I- TYPE OF PROJIzC'I Raw Water 8 Transfer Hains LOCAlfOIi Delrf~y Beach, Fla. PROJECT l,lO. Sect ion II Fin~ PERIOD~CAL ES'I't~,~ATE NO. ~ FOR P[:I~OD0./21 iVY, , 70 9/9 ]97! OttIGINAL ESTIMA1 E ~--O~F'L-ET[]O TO DA] [~ VALU~ J COST Pf.R ~-- U IICON~PLET E[~ Furnish 8 install 24" J ductile iron pipe. 5,215 16.00 83,440.00 30 31,280.00 I2,1G0.00 00 I Furnish & install 2Zt'' I ductile iron fittings. ]0 800.00 8,000.00 08 4,848.00j3~152.00 00 Furnish & install ]8'l ductile iron pipe. 3,448 12.50 43,100.00 ~2,387.50 Insta']] Owner furnished J0" cast iron pipe 24 7.00 ]68.00 133.00 ~b.g0 0g Furnish & instal] ]0" & ia" cast iron or ductile iron fittings & specials. 2.2 800.00 1,760.00 1,~48.00 11~.00 00 Furnish materials & j construct 18" highway crossing, 116 90.00 10,~0.00 10,~40.00 -g- 00 34 jFurnish msterials & . Jconstruct 2~~ h[gh~sy Jcrossing. 116 110.00 12,760.00 i18 12,760.0g -0- ~09 Furnish & install 2~" J butterfly valve & valve box. ~ ~50~00 9,800.00 4 9,800.00 -0- rnish & install 18" 'butterfly valve & valve box. 200.00 ~,800.00 4 4,800. g0 "0- Furnish & instal1 gate valve & valve box. J00.00 300.00 1 800,00 -0- Furnish & instal1 release valve assembly. ~00.00 600.00 3 ~00.00 Furnish material & construct one altitude val.ve & by-pass assembly. 11,000.00 ~.S, ll,00O,00 -0- .0~ Connect 18" transfer main to existing ]0". 50.00 50 00 J S0.00 -0- .0O Connect 18" to existing J8" transfer main. 50.00 ]50.00 la0.00 Connect 10" CIP to exist- ing 10" pipe. 10.00 10.00 -0- 10,00 0 Asphslt pavement replacemcnt. ~.00 13,200.00 ~3g 13,300.00 TOTAL ]93,896.50 ~,681,50 168-E ~ Sheet N~. 2 of --2-- PERIODICAL ESI'Ih~A'FE FOR PARTIAL PAY~{ENT TYPE OF PROJECT RAN,; Ns~ater $ TransFer Hains LOCATION Delray Beach, Fla. PROJECT NO. 61~-~ NAME OF CONTRACTOR P]antation Const. Co. ADDRESS CONTRACI' t,'O.SacLJon I I Final PE[~IODICAL ESTIMATE NO. 4 FO,q P~.~:IOD 8/21 1971 , TO 9/9 1971 ORiGiNAL ESTIMATE COMPLETED TO DATE 1'4 ' U~l'iT OF COST PE~ ----N--~. O---~- UNCO~4PL£'T£D CO.M- ). DESCRIPTION OF ITE~ QUANTITY ~{EA$- UNIT VALUE · g IYS VALUE WORK PL~TETD URE (2) (3) ¢4) (5) (6) ') (8) t Sidewalk replacement. 60 SY 10.00 600.0C 6 26~00 574~00 0 Haterial for pipe bedd[ n~. 2t0 £¥ 21.00 ~0.0¢ --' ; Hisc. concrete in trench. 216 C¥ 22.00 752.0¢ .... ~ kumber left in place. 1 HBF 200.00 200.0C '*- "~ 200~00 TOTAL 201,260.00 .93,922.50 7,337.50 L( 0 168-F SheetNo. 3 of 3 SCHEDULE OF Ci-{ANGE ORDERS Change order Additions RcJot~d Amount item on N Deductions Date Form Descriptign Amounl ~;- 1000 to date ( ) (2) (3) (4) (5) .. (6) _ A~ai~ional Pa~,nng ~ 5,378 5 ~ 378 --- T0',ob 5,378 5',378 J~ 2. ANALYSIS OF ADJUSTED CONTRACT AMOUNT TO DATE A. Original contract amount (Col. 5 front o{ thl, J .... > 201,gGO.i}0 C. Less: Deductions scheduled in column 7 above D. Adius~e~ contract amount to date 206~638.0O 3. ANALYSIS OF WORK PERFORMED 1. Value of original contract work performed to date (Col. ~ f,on,) 193,922. ,50 2. Extra work performed lo date (Col. 6 above minus Col. 7) $6378°00 3. Total value of work performed to da.re 19_9_,_300.~9... 4. Less: Amount retained 0 percent .5. Net amount earned on contract work to date 199,300.50 6. Add: Materials stored at close of this period (Attach detailed schedule) 7. Less: Amount of previous payments 162,276,30 8. SALANCE DUE TH~S PAYMENT 37,024.20 4. CERTIFICATION OF CONTRACTOR I certify that ! have checked and verified this Periodical Estimate No. 4 ~ Final , for the perio~l 8/21/71 9/9/71 , inclusive, and that it is a true and correct statement of all work performed, an'd/or any and all material '~d equipment supplied by the contractor; that all work and all material and equipment included in tho Periodical Estimate No. 4 ss been performed and/or supplied in full accordance with the terms and conditions of the contract documents, and/or duly authorized ;viations, substitutions, alterations and/or additions; that all terms of Periodical Estimate No. 4 have been authenticated and ~proved by the duly authorized undersigned agent of the contractor. ,,//~,~.? __/ PLANTATION CONSTRUCTION C0. lng. By ~~~'/// ~:~'~~i~ ~ ...... ' 5. CERTIFICATION OF CONSTRUCTION ENGINEER Accor~in9 to the best of'my knowledge I certify that ell items an~ omoun~ shown on tho foce o~ the periodic pay o~tlmote ore correct; that the wor~, material an~ equipment shown thereon has bean done and supplied on the Prelect (owner), and El~t~n Cons.g~__ (co~.actoO, dated Hflrch 30~ , 19 _21 , including any duly authorized deviations, substitutions, alterations and/or additions; that it is agreed that this periodical cstimat~ is a true and correct statement of the contract amount, up to and including the last day of the period covered by this periodical estimate~ and that no part of the "balance due" thls payment has been received. RUSSELL & AXON CONSULTING ENGINEE}15 By C-~)/ / 168-G AFFIDAVIT OF RELEASE OF LIEN STATE OF Florida COUNTY OF Palm Beach Harold D. Sanderson being first duly sworn, deposes and says as follows: That he is Vice Pres. of Plantation Construction Co., Inc. Title Name of Corporation a Florida corporation which is named in the Construction Contract dated the 30 day of March , 19 71, between said corporation as the CONTRACTOR and the City of Delray Beach , Florida, as the OWNER for the construc- tion of ..... Water & Transfer Mains Section II and that Affiant Is duly authorized to make this Affidavit as, or on behalf of, said contractor as hereinabove indicated, and does hereby give statement under oath in compliance with and pursuant to Section 84.04, Florida Statutes 1953. That the work called for by the above and foregoing contract has been completed and that all lleners contracting dlrectiy with or directly employed by -.. such Contractor have been paid in full, Including all laborers, subcontractors, materialmen and suppliers, and all other 1loners performing-or furnishing any work, labor or materials upon said Contract work, and that there are no unpaid lieners in connection therewith. Affiant Sworn to and subscribed before me this Notary Pub1 ic Notary PuElic. Stale of Florida at Large My Commission expi res: uy Commission Expires Feb. 8, 1975 (SEAL)