10-13-69 OCTOBER 13, 1969,:
A regular meeting of the City .Council of the City.of Delray Beach
was held in the Council Chambers at 8=00 P.M., with Mayor J. L.
Saunders in the Chair, Acting City Manager R. D. Wo~thing, City At-
torney G. Robert Fellows and,Councilmen J. L. Pitts, III, James H.
Scheifley, James B. WiSson and O. F. Youngblood being present.
An opening prayer was delivered by Rev. W. Arthur Spruill an~ the
~' to the Flag of the United States of America was
p~edge of Allegiance
given. "
X. Mayor Saunders introduced Mrs. Grace Martin, Mr. Clifford Duraen,
Jr., and Mr. O. F. youngblood, Council candidates, and Mr. James H.
Jurney, a candidate for Mayor, for the coming eleution.
3. The minutes of the regular Council meeting of September 22, 1969,
were unanimously approved, on motion by Mr. Wilson and. seconded by Mr.
Youngblood.
5. Mr. Pitts commented on the number of service stations in Delray
Beach and the number that are not operating. He said he thinks this
item should be discussed at a workshop-meeting and the ordinance re-
viewed with the idea-of requiring a company to tear down their
station if they are going to construct a new one.
5. Mr. Pitts said that he is interested in the Boy Scouts and sees
nothing in the papers of thei~'b~tlvities; He suggested that the Boy
Scout Executives of the Gulfstream Council be invited to a Council
workshO~ ~eetingl.to see ~ the~::'h~v~ 'any problems and if th& City can
~n~o~age tha~ organiZation~i' ,
5. 'Mr,' ~it%s' askea~'the'Stitus"'Of"a ".meeting with the B~ca' Rat0n-city
COunaiI ~egarding a Transfer.plant.
Ma. yor..Saunders said that,.would be arranged when the City Man,ger..
returns · " -
5. Mr Pitts"asked the status 'of the' s~ate ROad approval~ ~f
traffi~'on'Atlan~ic Avenue.
' Acting City Ma~ager'"Worthlng'repOrted that when the City Manager
return~ from the City Manager'~ Convention, a meeting will be sched-
dle~*w~h.'~the'State Road D~par~ment rePreSenta~iveS-'~ '
52'~.Mr. Pi%ts reported tha~: the Jr. High School swimming team is pre-
paring for a County Meet, and the ocean-side swimming pool will be
closed after the '20th of"':.th~s month. He asked' if~the pool could be
kept open longer,' or if it'woulfl be possible for them to use the Teen
TOwn center moo1, and suggested this as an item for ~he OctOber 14th
workshop meeting;
Mayor Saunders asked Mr~ Alfr~ Eiliott, Director of Parks and
Recreation, to meet with Council at that workshop meeting. -~,:
5.'Mr~ Wilson said there iS' n°thing~i~ the code of ordinances ~hich
requireS.that a request for a'~buil~i/lg:permit be accompan~ea by .a
lanas~apxng plan~ or Some p!~ni'fO= *beauti~ication of
Re'suggested a review 0f..this sub}ect..at an early ..wo. rkshop meeting,
with the idea of passing an °r~inance' whiCh would,make it manflatory
that any 'building permit be accompanie~ ' by a, .plan for' beaU~ification-
5. Mr, Wilsoni :sa id 'that fo'II,lng the' Hurricane'~t~at deva~2ated'. '~he
Gulf Coast he had suggested that the 'City's Sign Ordinance.be reviewed
on the basis of safety, and he still d~sires:that ordinance reviewed
and'iit..be.requir~ that'signs be installed to' stand::a,~200 mile an hour
Wind~*,~'H~ ~asked ~hat this be.considered at an early workshop session
and-a~ti6n on same as soon as'Possibl~; .' '
5~ gay~r~:saunders'read'a PROCLAMATION Of;the BUsiness and professional
Women's Club proclaiming October Igth thru the 25th, 1969, as N~TIOtTAL
BuSINEss WOME~rS WEEK. .~I- 10-13-69
6.a. Concerning a survey of lands in violation of the City's nuisance
laws, presented by the City Manager, MX. Scheifley moved that the City
Clerk be instructed to proceed with theenforcement of ChaPter 15 of
the City Code of Ordinances, the motion being seconded by Mr. Wilson
and unanimously carried.
(Copy of Nuisance Survey is attached to the official copy of these
minutes°) See pages 158-A-B.
6.b. As a result of the annual meeting of the Florida League of
Municipalities being held on October 26th, 27th and 28th, in Daytona
Beach, Mr. Youngblood moved that the next regular Council meeting be
held at 8:00 P.M., on Wednesday, October 29th instead of Monday the
27th. The motion was seconded by Mr. Pitts and carried unanimously.
6,c. Regarding a $12,000. cash bond received in November, 1966, from
Mr. John B. Ambrose, owner and developer of Sudan Subdivision, assuring
certain sidewalk and street improvements in that Subdivision, Acting
City Manager Worthing informed Council that the Davis Road improvement,
for which MX. Ambrose was responsible, has now been satisfactorily com-
pleted by Hardrives, Inc., and is acceptable to the City,. as reflected
in a report from City Engineer Fleming, dated September 26, 1969, and
authorization is requested for releasing the savings account of
$12,000.00 to Mr. Ambrose in order that he may provide for payment to
Hardrives, Inc., in the amount of $8,952~000 for said Davis Road im-
provement, and it is understoodand agreed that Mr. Ambrose will re-
plenish the remaining balance of said Cash Bond with necessary funds
to assure completion of the sidewalk construction as previously agreed
upon.
Authorization was unanimously granted for partialrelease of Cash
Bond to Mr. Ambrose, as outlined, on motion by Mr. Pitts and seconded
by Mr. Wilson.
6.d. Concerning possible disposition of City owned 400-foot tract of
land lying between South A1A and the ocean, Mr. Scheifley moved~that
the sale or retention of said south beach property owned by the City
be put on the ballot of the General Election in December for a straw
vote for the guidance of the City Council. The motion was seconded by
Mr. Pit~s and carried unanimously.
6.e. Acting City Manager Worthing announced that there would be a meet-
ing of the Florida. Shore & Beach Preservation AsSociation at "The
Tides" in Redington Beach, on November 5th, 6th and 7th,.and. informed
the Councilmen that if they plan to attend saidmeeting they should in-
form the City Manager's secretary in order that the necessary reser-
vations may be made.
6.f. Regarding consideration of the Final Plat of TROPIC BAY which
comprises some property in the 3rd Section of Tropic Isle, property in
Blocks 1 and 2, First Addition to Del-Raton Park, and property in Sec-
tion 28-46-43, the City ~nager informed Council that Site Plan approv-
al for this property was given to Joyce of Florida, Inc., at the last
regular Council meeting. Further, the following recommendation of the
City Enqineer, dated October 9~ 1969, is. concurred in bY the Planning
and Zoning Board:
"The Preliminary Plat of the Subdivision of TROPIC BAY,
showing all facilities for this area, as well as the Final
Plat to be filed with Palm Beach County, as presented by the
developer, Joyce of Florida, Inc., have been examined by the
City Engineer and the Planning Board, and determined to be
satisfactory.
Accordingly, it is recommended that theCouncil, in ac-
cordance with Ordinance No. G-285, grant approval of the
Preliminary Plat, and tentative approval of the Final Plat,
the latter contingent only on the certification of the City
Engineer that all facilities havebeen constructed or Surety
Bond provided as required by said Ordinance No. G-285."-
The City Manager said it is recommended'that Council accept the
Preliminary Plat of TROPIC BAY, and. give tentative'approval of the
Final Plat, execution of which should be subject to the approval of the
City Engineer.
It was so moved by Mr. wilson, seconded by Mr. Pitts and unanimously
carried.
7.a. The City Manager presented petitions fo~ rezoning of the following
tracts of land located just south of Sherwood Park, and said that Coun-
cil may deny these requests or refer same to the Planning & Zoning
Board for a public hearing thereon, to be followed by the Board's
recommendation:
Tract 1. From R-1AAA-B and R-1AA to RM-1, being the south
half of Section 24-46-42 less several portions
thereof including S. w. 12th Street right-of-way,
as shown on sketch attached to the petition.
Tract 2. From R-1AA to RM-2, being a portion of said south
half of Section 24-46-42 less portions thereof,
and that portion of Section 25-46-42 lying north
and east of Germantown Road, less a small portion
thereof, as well as Lake Worth Drainage District's
Lateral Canal No. 36 lying within said tract, as
shown on sketch attached to the petition.
Said petitions were unanimously referred to the Planning and Zoning
Board, on motion by Mr. ScheifleY and seconded-by Mr. Wilson.
?~b' ~ga~di~g 9' Peri'ich from Mr. ~arl w£1s'°n' for a cert'Eficate of
Public ~onvenie~e'and NeCessitY:to'Operate one taxicab' a-~ubl'ic hear-
lng wa~ he'ld' and there were no Objections from other licensed cab oper-
ators nor the public; however;'~COunciIde~erre~ action at the last
meeting on said petition due to the absence of ~he applicant.
Mr. Wilson answered several questions for Mr. Pitts concerning his
proposed 'taXicab oPeration~'' .......
'Mr~ WilSon moved that the request of Mr. Carl' wilson for a certifi-
cate ~o operat'e'on~ taxicab be granted', the motion b~ing seconded by
Mr.-Youn~bloOd an~'u~animously Ca, tied.
7.c.'The City'Man~ger presented~ 'reqmest'~Signed by twenty~hree resi-
dents and property owners' of Ri0'Del Rey'Shores Subdivision, which
subdivision l'£es between":iS~ Ej'Tth and"10.th Streets, and extends east-
erly from S. E. 6t~ Avenue t° the Intracoastal Waterway, and classified
R-1AA except that portion extending'easter'ly from 6th Avenue for a dis-
tance of 135 fee=, whi6h:''is zoned c-2, requeSting,that the Planning and
Zoning Board be ~ir~cted to review ~he.classificati°n' of that portion
zoned C-2.
He said it 'is ~ecommended that CounCil refer this request to the
Planning and Zoning Board for its review and consideration thereof, and
recommendation to the City CounCil at such time as the Board has been
able to devote s~fficient 'time, stud~' an~ Possible public hearing on.
the is.~ue,:should' such hearing ~e determined 'to be Warranted,
Mr... Youngblood moved-that this request ~e. referred to the Pla.nn. ing
and Zoning Boar~ .for their reViewla,d-:recomme~dati°n' ..the' motio~ being
seconded by'Mr', wi1s°n and unahimously carried'.
Mr. SCheifley requested'~he 'cit~'''Att0rney to research' the l~ws and
advise'Council, 'at its next meetin'g, as to the validity o'f-petitions
submitted prior to °~ficial lega'l date that passed'~nd adCcPted Ordi-
nances become law,' which petitions concerned 'use, or change in zoning,
of lands affected by such ordLnance ·
7~.d. The' City Manager reported receipt of a petition from Garme Invest-
ment Company requesting rezoning f~rom R-1 (Single Family Dwelling Dis-
tr'ict) to RMv2 (Multiple Family Dwell. lng DistriCt) of the NE% 'of
Of' 'SW~ 6f ~S~ctio'n 17-46-43 less the' nor%h, south, east and west 25-
fCct: rights-of,way; further, Co?~ncil ma~.. ~eny this request or refer
same to'the Planning 'and 'Zoning'Board for. a pUbli6 hearing,' and
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recommendation to Council as a result of such hearing and the Board's
study of the general area, particularly as to land classification.
Said petition was unanimously referred to the Planning and Zoning
Board, on motion by Mr. Wilson and seconded by Mr. Youngblood.
7.e. Concerning a request for use of the Community Center, the Acting
City Manager reported to Council as follows:
"The South Florida Migrant Legal Services Program requests
the use of the auditorium'at the Community Center for next Sun-
day evening, between the hours of 8:00 P.M., and ll:0O P.M..,
for the purpose of conducting a talent show. It is the intent
of the organization to charge admission, of minimal amount.
Council attention is again directed to the fact that,
originally, it was the opinion of Council~ several years ago,
to keep this facility on a no-admission basis. Survey of
auditorium usage for the past' few years discloses that ad-
missions have been charged for certain benefit performances
and talent displays. Therefore, it is recommended that this
request be granted, and that consideration be given to uti-
lization of the Community Center's facilities, and possible
.admission charges permitted, at an early workshop meeting in
order that Council policy may be established."
Mr. Wilson said he thinks the ~uggestion for review of Council poli-
cy on this matter is good. He then moved to grant said request for use
of the Community Center auditorium for next Sunday evening,.the motion
being seconded by Mr. Pitts and unanimously carried.
7.f. The City Manager. referred to a letter, dated September 23rd,
from the First Presbyterian Church concerninga drainage problem on
their parking lot, and the resurfacing of Bronson Street, and informed
Council that City Engineer Fleming has estimated the cost of resurfac-
lng Bronson Street to be between $3,500.00 and $4,000.00 and that the
First Presbyterian ChurCh' has offeredto participate ~n such improve-
ment cost-to the extent of $1,000.00. Further, .~Subject to Council ap-
prOval for such street improvement, authorization is requested for
transfer of sufficient funds, from the.General Fund Contingency Ac-
count, to cover the City's shake for such improvement cost.
Mr. Youngblooa moved to grant authorization for said street improve-
ment and the transfer of necessary funds, as requested, the motion be-
ing seconded by Mr. Wilson; Upon call of roll, Mr. Pitts, Mr. Wilson,
Mr. Youngblood and Mayor Saunders voted in favor of the motion and Mr.
Scheifley abstained from voting and stated that he is a member of the
First Presbyterian Church.
8.a. Acting City Manager Worthing presented RESOLUTION NO. 42-69.
A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF DELRAY
BEACH, FLORIDA, REQUESTING TH~ PALM BEACH COUNTY COM-
MISSION TO EXCLUDE THE PRESENT MUNICIPAL AREA OF THE
CITY OF DELRAY BEACH FROM ANY TAXING DISTRICT WHICH
MIGHT BE ESTABLISHED FOR THE PURPOSE OF ACQUISITION,
DEVELOPMENT AND/OR MAINTAINING ADDITIONAL BEACH-FRONT
RECREATIONAL OR OTHER PARKS FACILITIES.
(Copy of Resolution No. 42-69 is attached to the official copy of these
minutes.) See Page 158-F.
Resolution No. 42-69 was unanimously passed and adopted on this
first and final reading, on motion by Mr. Youngblood and seconded by
Mr. Scheifley.
Mr. James McGuire said he thinks that not supporting the County
Commission in this proposed Bond Issue and not supporting them in their
attempt to' finally build up the public recreational facilities of Palm
Beach County is a serious mistake~4'
10-13-69
8.b. The City Manager presented .O~DINANCE NO.~ 37~69.
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF 'THE CITY OF DELRAY
BEACH, FLORIDA, .AMENDING THE DELRAY BEACH SUPPLEMENT
TO THE SOUTHERN STANDARD BUILDING CODE BY ADDITIONS
AND/OR AMENDMENTS TO SAID SUPPLEMENT OF THE SOUTHERN
STANDARD BUILDING CODE (ORDINANCE NO. G-22§) FOR THE ·
CITY OF DELRAY BEACH, FLORIDA.
(Copy of Ordinance No. 37-69 is attached to the official copy of
these minutes.) See pages i§8-C-E.
A Public Hearing having been legally advertised in compliance with
the laws of the State of Florida and the Charter of the City of Delray
Beach w~s held, and there being no objection to Ordinance No. 37-69,
said Ordinance was unanimously passed and adopted on this second and
final reading, on motion by Mr. Youngblood and seconded by Mr. Pitts
and unanimously carried.
8.c. The City Manager presented ORDINANCE~ NO. 38-69.
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF DELRAY
BEACH, FLORIDA, REZONING AND PLACING THE EAST 67 FEET
OF WEST 400 FEET OF SOUTH 400 FEET OF NORTH 450 FEET
OF LOT 21, SECTION 20, TOWNSHIP 4~i.SOUTH, RANGE 43
EAST, DELR~Y' B~ACH',' ~FLOR~DAi 'IN'~."'C~3 WHOLESALE DIS-
TRIBUTION AND LIGHT IN~USTRIAL DISTRICT", AND AMEND-
~NG ',ZONING' MAP OF' DELRA¥"'i'BEj%CH,' FLORIDA, 1969'~.'
Ord~nance No. 3.8.-69 was''unan~m0~slyI' placed off f.~rst reading, on
motion bY' Mr.:' S~ei~lmY" and .~e6°ndea ~"b~i ~: WilSSn. '-:
8.d. ACting City Manager Worthing presented ORDINANCE NO. 39-69.
AN ORDnaNCE OF THE CITY COUNCIL 'OF'THE CITY OF'DE~RAY
BEACH,- FLORIDA, ANNEXING TO THE CITY OF DELRAY BEACH
CERTAIN LANDS LOCATED IN SECTION 21., TOWNSHIP 46 SOUTH,
RANGE"43 'EAST; ALSO THE';.EAST 7§-FEET OF LOT A, DELRAY
BEACH' SHOR~S~ WHICH~L~NDS ARE eONT~UOUS TO: EXISTING ' ·
· '~ MUNICIPAL 'LIMITS~ OF SAID C~TY; 'REDEFINING TH~":BOUNDARIES
'Op"SAID CITY TO INCLUDE ~AID LANDS; -PROVIDING FOR THE
RIGHTS'AND oBLIGATkONS 'OF' SAID' LANDS; AND PROVIDING FOR
" ' THE'ZONING THEREOF.
Ordinance No'. 39'69 Was unanimously 'placed on first reading, on
motion by Mr. Pitts and seconded by Mr. Wilson.
9.a. concerning a 'proposed sign on the..Quality"H0%el, Mr. 'Robert G.
Radabaugh, Manager of said Hotel, C~mmented as follows: "First, let
me say,(that 'weJ'at QUality(Court WiSh to. cooperate in' every way possi-
hie with the cit~.of' Delray-B~aCh.' The ~al'itY: Sunburst Emblem was
approved-':Wit~', the Site'"'P!an' t~, be on,~ the. building, above~ the eighth
floor.. It w~s' to be 'a plastic back-lighted si~n.
on October. 15th, .- 1968, . a. six-foot~ Sunburs~ E~mblem was -disapproved
at st~eet!'(~eve~,, however, the- Plan~inguaDd. z0ni~g Board unanimously
approVed.'a franch~ise~type 's' '
· ,. .. ~.gn ~en,by' twelve" fee~. in diameter on the
.building. on: the basis of this. meeting, we had a .different sign de-
migned f6r'' street ieveI"'and':'~ubsequ6ntly signed a contract for a 'ten-
foot Quality. Emblem for-the b~ilding, ._ I might add..that our contract
with the"'Qu,aiity'C0.u~2s International speCifica!ly states"that the
official Sunburst 'Emblem sign must he"erected in'a prominent location.
The prop0sedLSign .wOuld have been"bolted to the. w~st ele~at'~on ~f the
elevato= 'P~hth°Use ~and be visible'" i~rom the' west"°nly.
An atteX~ate Solution,"~whiCh Mr.', J. W"' Dunbar has. indicated would
be. aCce % 'i& 'to i eac s' AssOci i0n, :would it be
possibl " f r.' e 'nOw to get f ,r' a smaller', overall
si.Tn at~gr~nd,l~vel at the' same locat~°n as the p*e~ent ~ntrance sign
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which now measures~twenty-four .feet in width. It is understood that
there will be no exposed-lighting."
Mr. J. W. Dunbar, Secretary of the Beach Property Owner's Associ-
ation was very much in agreement with the proposal made by Mr.
Radabaugh.
Mr. Wilson said that in view of Mr. Radabaugh's actiOn he would
move that Item 9.a. be struck from the Agenda, the motion being sec-
onded by Mr. Pitts and unanimously carried.
Mr. Pitts then moved to approve the sign as proposed, the motion
being seconded by Mr. Youngblood and unanimously carried.
9.b. Acting City Manager Worthing referred to a progress report from
the City Engineer..on the Beach Revetment repairs, dated October 3,
1969, which report had been discussed by Council at a workshop meeting.
The City Manager reported to Council as follows: "A minor failure
in the revetment wall, noted several months ago, located at approxi-
mately Station 26+50, which lies a short distance south of the south-
ernmost area under repairs, has not, apparently, increased in size
since it was first noted.
The City Engineer, Mr. Mark Fleming, recommends thatnegotiation,
by the City, with Murphy Construction~Company, who is under contract
for the revetment wall repairs nearing completion, for providing im-
mediate repair of this weak spot at Station'26+50.
Subject to Council approval for such negotiation, authorization .is
requested for approval of a change order providing for such negotiation
and supplement to the original contract With Murphy Construction Com-
pany, to be executed by the proper City officials. Estimated cost for
such additional repairs, which might well forestall further revetment
wall damage, is $1,800."
Mayor Saunders said Council is hopeful that.the revetment repairs
will be completed and the roa4 opened before the end of this month.
Authorization for a change order providing for such negotiation and
supplement to the original contract with Murphy Construction Company,
executed by the proper City officials, was unanimously given, on motion
by Mr. Wilson and seconded by Mr. Youngblood. Copy of Cha~ge Order
is attached to the official copy of these minutes. See page 158-J.
9.c. Acting City Manager Worthing read the Beautification Committee
meeting minutes of September 26th, 1969, which was a special meeting
called to determine the role said committee was to play in regard to
a letter concerning beautification which was sent out by. the Mmyor on
September 16th, to nineteen auto dealers.
10.a. Attorney I. C. Smith appeared before Council and commented as
follows: "The question of garbage, trash and littering of the .streets
has been a subject of great concern to many of the citizens of this
City, therefore, the Naciremus Club, a service club of this City, has
asked me to appear here on its behalf to make this presentation to you
for your consideration. In addition to appearing on behalf of the
Naciremus Club, I am also appearing on behalf of myself, because what
concerns it also concerns me...
Section 14A of the Code of Ordinances of this City places the ex-
clusive responsibility for collection, removal and disposition of gar-
bag~, trash and refuse, within the City limits, upon the City. During
the past two years the City has failed 'in this responsibility, The
level of garbage and trash collection has dropped tremendously.' A
short ti~e ago the general.rule of garbage collection was three times
per.week and trash collection one time per week. Presently I have
been told that the rule is for garbage collection three times per week
one week, and the following week two times a week, with trash collec-
tion two times per month. This sounds all right on paper, however, in
practice the statement appears to be a little incorrect. Trucks pass
by on a specific day, then the next day you get set for the scheduled
run and the truck does not appear.
Many residents have two garbage cans and have been forced to get
three, and in many instances one garbage can has been emptied and the
others remain filled. Where there has been no regular pick-up many
garbage cansbecome filled to capacity, the.same pilfered by animals
at night resulting in garbage and trash being scattered about the
properties.
As you ride down many of the streets in the City you will find the
same to be littered with trash and debris. Some of the littering has
been done by residents in violation of Section 14A, however, much of
the trash that is there has been placed there for trash pick-up which
just has not occurred.
Strictly speaking, something must be done, he<h wise, immediate
appointive action must be and should be taken by this Council to up-
date the quality of public services rendered as it applies to the
subject under discussion. To do otherwise, Council would be'derelict
in its duties. Therefore, the Naciremus Club, in view of the fore-
going statement recommends that the City take affirmative action and
mail to each of the residents.of this City printed'garbage collection
schedules so eaCh'resident may know when the truck or trucks will come
for the purpose of picking up the trash and the garbage. Secondly, to
see to it that the City complies with the schedule by picking up the
garbage on the scheduled day andthat the workers be advised to pick
up all garbage and not to pick up one can and leave another one filled.
Thirdly, recommend that the Ordinance against 'littering by residents
be enforced after an adequate warning has been given to all of the
r~S.ide~ts that 'they 'should' not litter st~e~t~. The'ref0re~ '~we ask~ that
you t'ake'"some.
' MaYOr
Smith-has"said'ana wOuld'like.t0'
what' be'presented, see C0Uncil take action ton£g~t on
Fo'!~aWi~g 'commentS by COunCil, .AttOrney Smith continued: "I had'
the occasion~tO"see %he garbage~tra~ pass along my property'the,-first
day ~ou~~ .and I hsd' been toid somewhere along the way 'that'the men
would- mick UP the garbage's'nd also pick up smalIer £tems,' boxes, pa~ers
and'th~ngs Of that n~ture, and I took time off to watch those men as
theY we~t down'th~ Street. This~is-not a destructive c~itic~Sm.of
thaSe m~n, but merely constructive, but they busy themselves merely
with P£cking up th~ garbage 'from the'cabS, and there were 'boxes and
smaI1 items alOng'the way' ~hiCh, if theY were picked up'at the time
t~ey passed by, wOUld not,hay6 been scattered the next day~
T~ my'way of thinking,'a good Suggestion would be, if the super-
visor would r~de and tell'those men how mUch disCretion _they have and
what to pick up and what not to Pick up, then theY W°uld do'a better
job, but~obviously they are 'garbage p~'ck-up men andthey will p~ck up
the garbage and:leave the:~'ebr~s ~long the street"
Following disCussiOn~ Mr. Yo~ngblood moved to accept'the recommen-
dations made' by Attorney Smith, and'it also be recommended that the
administrators of the/garbage and trash department follow through..
.May6r s~Unders-suggested~that.the motion be that this item be
tur~e~ Over 'to'the City Manager..'fo~ implementation.and action. It was
so moved by Mr. YOUngblood, .seconded by Mr. Wilson and .unanimously
10'~a.. Mr~'~Richard Roth, representing the Jaycees, asked Council per-
mission 'for"use of' the Community Center for their "Jr. Miss ConteSt''.
He sas the contest .would be held. ~'.0n "saturday evening, NOvember,~Oth,
and that they al'sO desire uSe-0'f'the, bulldlng during, the evenings of
November 4, 5.and 7 for rehearsalsr further, that this has been dis-
cussed W~th Mr. Elliott0 .DirectOr;of Parks and Recreation, and has his
approVal.. - . . ·
· Mr. Scheifley mOved'that the request be granted,' sub01~et.-to the ap-
proVal~°~fi'Mr'. Eiiiott~ 'the motion.being seconded try-Mr. Wilson and
unanlm0u~ly carried.'.
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10.b. Concerning a request from Radio Station WDBF to erect an identi-
fication sign, Mr. Scheifley said he didn't feel he knew enough about
it at the present time to pass an opinion, and moved, that this item be
tabled and placed on the agenda of a proposed special meeting..
Mr. Wilson suggested that the item be tabled for action at the next
regular meeting, which change was accepted by Mr, Scheifley. The mo-
tion was seconded by Mr. WilsOn and carried unanimously.
lO.c. Mr. Scheifley referred to a letter to Council, from City Attorney
Fellows, dated October 9, 1969, concerning a fee for his work in con-
nection with the validation of the proposed $4,000,000. Bond Issue.
He said that after reviewing the letter, he feels the terms as outlined
are fair, modest and equitable, being 1/4 of one per cent if the bond
issue is $2,000,000.00'or over, and 1/3 of one per cent if the issue
be under $2,000,000.00. He then. moved that the fees, as outlined in
the letter, regarding the proposed General Obligation Bond issue, be
accepted. The motion was' seconded by Mr. Wilson and carried unani-
mously. (copy of letter: i&~Y?~9~tO the official copy of these
minu~es.) See pages' 158-H-I.
10.C. Acting City Manager Worthing presented RESOLUTION NO. 43-69.
A P, ESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF DELRAY
BEACH, FLORIDA, .AUTHORIZING THE EXECUTION OF SUPPLEMENTAL
AGREEMENT NUMBER I. AFFECTING THE CONTRACT FOR THE DIS-
POSAL OF PRETREATED SANITARY SEWAGE BETWEEN THE CITY OF
DELRAY BEACH AND THE TOWN OF HIGHLAND BEACH, DATED MAY
14, 1969.
(Copy of Resolution No. 43-69 is attached to the official copy of
these minutes.]' See page 158-G.
Resolution No. 43-69 was unanimously passed and adopted on this
first and final reading, on motion by Mr. Youngblood and seconded by
Mr. Wilson.
10.c. Mr. Pitts asked if the City Engineer could have some informa-
tion for Council tomorrow night as to the exact cost of the Beach
Revetment, and how the blocks made by the City fit in with the contract.
Mayor Saunders asked. City'Engineer Fleming to meet with Council at
the workshop meeting to be held at 7:30 P.M., Tuesday, October 14th.
10od. Acting City Manager Worthing presented Bills for Approval as
follows:
General Fund $ 228~616.87
Water Operating &Maintenance Fund 9,739.02
Water Revenue Fund 83,500.00
Refundable Deposits Fund 3,107.91
Beautification Fund 634.31
Utilities Tax Revenue Fund 46,550.00
Sewer Revenue Fund 34,000.00
Cigarette Tax Fund 13,116.43
Capital Improvements Construction Fund 721.79
Mr. Pitts questioned bills from B. & S. Farms, and said questions
were answered by Finance Director Weber.
The bills were unanimously approved for payment, on motion by Mr.
Wilson and seconded by Mr. Youngblood.
The meeting adjourned at 9:25 P.M.
MAYOR