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PEBRUARY 22 ~ 1968.
& regular meeting of the City Council of Delray Beach was held
in the Council Chambers at 8:00 P,M., with Vice-Mayor James H. Jurney
in the Chair, City Manager David M, Gatchel, City AttOrney John Ross
Adams, and Co~ncilmen~ LeRoy W. Merr[tt, James B. ~filson and O. F.
~oungbl°od being present.
1. An opening prayer was delivered by the Reverend Carl E. Storey,
Who wa~ welcomed back to Delray Beach by Mayor Jurney follow~ng a trip
that he had made to Vier Nam and other ~oints of interest in the Far
East.
2. The Pledge of Allegian~e to the Flag of the United States of America
was given.
3. The minutes of the re~j~l'ar Council meeting of. February 12th, 1968,
were unan~mouBl~ approved,, on mot£on by Mr. Wilson and seconded by
~, Youngblood ~-
5. Mr. Wilson reported he had referred several routine 'items to the
City Admi/~,istration to.. be taken. Care' of, but also has two ~tems for
presentat~ior~, at this time, one being a complaint from Mr. W. H. Dezearn,
816 S. W. ~l~h Avenue, of a large, ficus tree having been removed several
weeks ago by the sanitary sewer construction contractor from the
of his property and the street r~ght-of-way, without' 'Mr. Dezearn hav~
been notif.~ed of the. ,~.tent.or need o.~ the tree be~:~g removed~ further,
~f he had known the. tFe. e Was to be removed, he would.~have moved it
himself '~nd kept Lt..a~£ve.
Ckty 'Manage.= Ga~i~el s'~£d 'he wa~~'' no~ aware of the matter, but
~ou!d £nves.ttgate same,
5. Mr.. Wilson reported receiving, a-s~gest~on from Mr..,James Scheifley,
who travei~ "S. W. lOth,Street very frequentlyj of the feasib~..lity a~d.~
deSireab~lity of extending the sidewalks on 10th Street from the Pine
Grove Elementary School to the railroad tracks as it is his belief
that the school chit_dren in that area are subject to a substantial.
hazard due to the ~ack of sidewalks.
City Manage~ Ga~.chel 'explained that part oE~that area ~s in-the
Coun't~ instead'.o,£ the ' C~ty, .. but ~he-wou~d:-look into the mat~e~ ..
~,. Mr. You~gblood re. ported he had'~recetved a compl, aint from Mrs. Allean
Cl:ark~'.~_l.009 N. W. 3rd TerraOe,,~egard,~ motorists driv,.tng south on
N. W. ]0th Avenue being unable to see t~fftc ~coming from the east on
West Atlantic Avenue on account of large ~trucks being parked by the
fire hydrant near Hagwood's Ma~k~.t, .oreat~/%~ a, very hazardous condition.
~e asked if this condition ~ould'be inveotiga~ted
~. Mr. YoUngblood made the ,~O~wing re~ommendations for' .PP°~nt~ent'
.re. embers to Various Ctt~ .~ds at~a t~e .when there.~ £s. need for
replacement, or addition of me.bets to said Boards~
C. Spe,ncer Pompey, Ass~stant-Pr~ncipal, Carver .'H~gh School, 1121 '~. W.
2nd Street. -' -:.
03;VZL SEItVICE BOARD.
I-' C, Smith,. Lawyer, 1202 ~. W. 2nd Street
ELECTRICAL EXAM/NING BOARD
Alfred Bostwick, Ed~c~,.tion, Nassau Ble~.tr~cal ~I~stttute, 227 N: W. 15th
Avenue. :
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PLANNING AND ZONING BOARD
Rev. F..-G. PinkS~.on, Pastor Greater Mt. Olive Baptist'Church, A.
Degree in English, Virginia Union University~ B-. D. in Theology, Vita"
my inia Union UniVersity, and taught English 'and Spanish at' Howard. Acad-
· Ocala, Florida~ 240 N. W. 2nd Street.
PLUMBING BOARD
Mr. LUcius simmons, plumbing Division, A. and T. Col'lege, North Carolina
31'3 S. W,' 3rd Street.
CONTRACTORS BOARD OF EXAMINERS
L. L. Youngblood, Retired Contractor, Education FIOrida~:A. and'~M~
University 'a~d-Vi=ginia Union~University, Richmond, Virginia= 301
N. W. 2nd Street.
All of these men .are qualified and have agreed to serve when
~alled u~on...
'5. Vice-Mayor Jurney referred to the recreational area .around Teen
Town Center',where..a chain': l~nk '~ence encloses': some of t~e facil£ties,
and said'.'he had.-received co~plaints of there being ,~OckS on the.gates
which keeps some of the young people from using some of the recreational
facilities. He asked that the complaint be checked and if ~t is found
that the gates' are. locked; hewould personally recommen~ that .th~ locks
be removed in order, th~at the recreation may be, carried on in ':that area.
The City Manager explained~'that 2he chain l£nk fence inst~lled
in the ':~rea-had. been a budget ~tem this year, and was-.not for the pur-
pose ~"~lock~ng'~e°ple out of the recreational' area but to eliminate
van~a~~s in vehicles from'tearing up the terLnis and-baSketbalI courts
that.'h~aVe recently been surfaced;~ He reported that the Teen Town. Center
building had b~een renovated, requiring a considerable amount of work,
and when the work has been completed on the building and' fence some
landscaping is planned.
The City Manager said he would look into _the matter ~f the gates
being locked~ ~.further, at the present-t~me there is additional Olay
being added to the_ball i:f£eld in an effo=t to have it ~n good cOndition
for the coming ball season.
6.a. Concerning a survey of;parcels of land ~n violation of the"City's
nuisance laws presented by the City ~anager0 Mr. Wilson moved.that the
City Clerk. be instructed to proceed with the enforcement of Chapter 15
of the~.COde o'f Ordtnan~s, the~ motion, being seconded by Mr. Merr'i'~t,
and unanimously~ carrY-ed. (Copy of survey is attached to the official
copy of these minutes.) See pages 44-A-B.
6.b. Regarding .appointment of Board of~ Adjustment members,. City Man-
ager .~atchel reported tO Council as followS:
"The. Board of Adjustment met on ~anuarY 25, 1968~. and in view of
the recent death of Board member Mr. C, J. Manson, as well a~ the terms
£or Board membership of Regular members, Messrs. Roy M. Simon and
Samuel SCobee, together with ~lternate members, Eessrs. Emory Ji Barrow
and QuintOn G.' M~nor, expiring on March' 15, 1968, submits the following
r ecommendat ion t
'That Roy M. Simon and Samuel Scobee be reappointed as
Regular members for three-year terms commencing March 15,
1968 ~
That Emory J..Barrow and Quinton G. Minor be reap-
pointed as Alternate members for'a sim£1ar term period~
That present Alternate member Floyd Griffin be
pointed a Regular member to f~ll the vacancy, created by
the death of Mr. C. J. Ms~son~S term of office which
expires March 15, 19~.9~ and
That Mr. Haild Zeder be appointed as Alt~ernate member
to fill the unexpired term of Alternate member Mr. Griffin,
which shall expire March 15, 1970.'
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~mendations, ~ s~~d .~, ~e ~ard..of ~us~-t, ~n
~i~ Section ~9.11~of ~e Code of ~din~ces.~
It was so ~v~ ~ ~. Yo~blood, se~nded b~ ~. W~leon
un~usl~ carried.
6. ~ ~ . ~e ~i~ Manager ~la~ned that.~ Su~l~en.tal~, Agre~e~t -~.
affecting ne englneer~g con~ract with R~eell & ~on, ConSul~i~
Engineers, provL~s for author~z~g,,.~the Engineers to proceed wLth
p~Fation of final plans ~d 8~cifica~ons, in the fo~ of
related c en s, .conce ng sanita
~r~n areas ~ ~res~tl served b s~ t . '
p~=~cu~arly describ~ as "that ~ea ge~rally ~st of t~
R~$~Oad right-of~ay, south of Afl.tic Avenue, ~d on the
th~elray Beach Count~. Club P~P~ty,' and on the south by ~he
s~t~°n of S. W. 20th '~urt ~d Congress Av~ue,. also ce~a~
serViCes w~thin ~he area ~ as ~ea 12 of the ~sting syst~.
F~er, comp~sat~°n ~ .the engineers for services authori~d by said.
Suppl~ental Agre~ent No. 16 shall be ~n ac~rd~ce with the te~s
and provisions of Supplants1 Agre~ent ~. 15, approved ~
on F~a~ 12, 1968. and accept~ce of Suppl~tal Agre~ent No.
is rec~ended.
In further expl~ation, the City M~aqer sa~d that Suppl~ental
~reem~t No. ,~6 a~s~ included s~anita~ ~s~e~ ex~ens~ which would
~mpl~e eh6' ex~ditu~e'of funds in' 2he"~reS~t ~nd issue.
Supp!~ental. Ag~e~ent N9 ,_~.16 ,was unan~usly, approved, on ~tion
by ~:Yo6~bl~Od ~d se~nded b~ ~. WilsOn. See pages 44-e-D
6,-d. The Ci~. M~ager in~q~d Council .of ~ offer to. the Ci~ of
L~ts 17'~d I8,'B~O~Ck 76,,~h 95,4 leer'of f 'nra e, n t a ' .
~ a d, depth, of 140 ~eet, ~ ~5,000, Furthe~ ~e~~ ed th
offer ;be ;r~.ferr~. to the a~xs~tio~, fo~. revi~ ,snd')cOnsUlta~$on
~th the Traffic and Pa~king'Co~i%tee~: .relative .~here~..'i~ ord~
~ng an~.~ssibie, .,fLnanCi~q if .detemine~' fe~ib~ ~ ' '
~'.' Merrett 'moved that this it~ ~ re~erred ~ 'the'Traffic [and
was .se~nd~ By ~,. '.'wilson' '~ho'.~sa~d. that~ the p~Op~ty ~s flo sha~ed .
~t does~ t !end i~selg .parti~!arly.~ll to e~ficien~ utiltzat~n.
ceived at the l~St Counc$1 meeting, aS well as this p~ce! of property.
~d~ha~e'utilizatiOn Pi.~ pzep~ed, and ~o.e PI.~o. along With .the
~net~ 'cOns~eza~ion. ~~ ~e,-e~. ~Uld .be p~tded to
qf the ~=a!fic ~d Vazking c~ittee. ~ Uit~a~eiy ~ Council for
linai conaid%ation...~n.cai~ o!:roll,~ the ~t~n cazzi~
a..- :th%':
~n't~ ~ge~ i~ '~'!:'i~,~ Se=t'ion :e-~3. ~hae ~en. ~ith~a~'.
i".~ : . . ,, , :;" . .' . . . ~ _ ".. . , ' . .
wO~'S ~v~, th~ugh'~s.. ,H. 'au~'. ~P~,.' r~ests c~neil. ~iSSion
to ~ae the Audi~rt~ at the ~un.t,ty C~ter, Frid~.,~il 26, 1968,
be~e~ the ~,~ :o~. 8.sQO ~P~M. ~d 12:00 A~.~, ,.f~ .h~ldi~q a ~but~te
Bal'l~ [~.ther,' thelCi~ N~ag~ '~d Recreat~. ,D~'e~: advise 'of
~ct.iv[ty and h~'rs':~ttti~ed' ~t', ::~gf.i~t~g ,~ .~)~ty re~eational
progr~s~. , ..... · ....... .
~:',- Wilson Said .~at since '2~re '~,: ~o.. ~nfli~:t, ,he ~ld move
~r:,'. ~err.%t~. :.':aSked i:f ~he ~e~e o~ .~h,'" a.~a~r 'me~-.atl'.:~t~.
r~ir~ente'of the~ use. o~ the C~ni~y C~-r.:-' ~d' t~~ Ct~
sa'~d t~a~ -~ ,h'ts ~~e t ~t~.~/ ~id.,~ee~ ~all';,r~t~entS, but
organization.. '.Vpofi call of roll, ~tt~ :carried.(unani~usl!.',.'
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7.c. A petition reques%~n'q r~zoning from I~-!~ .(~.~e, ,F~._~.~ly ~e11-
ing Distr;~ct) to R'3 (Mult~pIe Fam'~ ~.~ili~q ~i~C~). ~:f ~ts 28
~hru 44, Del-Hat.u= SubdiVision'was u~ously r~ferre~' to the
Planing an~ ~nEng ~ for study an~ public hear~g to be held there-
on, on ~tion by ~. MerrEtt ~ secon~e~ ~ ~. Wilson.
~.d. Concerning a petition for a ~ratis License, City clerk Worthing
~nfo~e~ :Co.'cE1 that: ~. ~r' ~rder, ~ Sr.., ~ BW~Oh Beach being
over ~'5~ yea,rs ~f age' and, ~erefore, En ,'~mpliance'with Section 16-4'
of 2he' C~ty's ~de of Ordinates~, 'beComes 'eli~gE~l:e for License fee
ex~pt~on up to $50;00, re~es~ a .gratis ~icen'se pe~tt~ng h~m to
.function', .within~ the ~ty O~ Del=ay Beach, as. a. coll'eo~r of delEn~ent
attunes..- FUrther, '~. He~er has displayed ~El'a~~ grates license,
to so;.a~t, from Pa~. Beach'.~o~n~y,, To~ of'L~tana '~d the CEty°f
Boston Beach. ~g dEs.cushion, the<~'type'O'f accounts: to be' collected
wa~,.~estioned,' and' Et w~ a~~ ~Ented Out that' there is a, ve~ repu-
t~le:~2~Eeh~ bus'iness of.,thE~ ~ype
living her~, and paying taxes ana license .lee to th~ City.
~. MerrEtt moved that th~ re.est be denied. ~. Wilson sug-
gested, 2hat Mr. Merr'i2t may desire to table the r~est pending further
inf0~:a~EOn on =s~e~ oth~ise, he ~uld se~nd the.'~tion. ~. MerrEtt
Vice-Mayor Jurney suggested that these petitions for ~ratis
lEcenee.~be.:=evE~ed With the ~Ety'Attorney at a workshop meeting,
city A~2~rney ~Ad~s said~ he would'be' glad'-~o review 'the ordinance with
Co~cil 'at-s~ch-a meeting.
~. ~'YoungbIood '~ved-that this. Et~ be tabled ~tEI a workshop
meeting can be:held concerning s~e, 'the motion being seconded by
Wilson.' U~n call' of ro11, '~; Wilson. ~.. YoungblOod~ and Vice-Mayor
Jurney voted En favor of the '~mt~on ~ tab~; ~d ~. MerrEtt was
op~sed.
7.e. .The City ~Clerk info.ed Co~cil of a petition for rezoning of"the
following described ~ands ~n OSCEOLA P~K SU~iSION fr~ ~R-I~ (Single
Family ~e11~ng: D~StrEct) ~ C-2 (Genera1 C~e~Eal District) to R-3
(Multiple F~Ely ~ellin~ D~strict), and that 'C0~(~ ~may-d~y this
r~uest or refer, s~e to the 'Planing and-Zoning "~a=d for revE~ and
.~bl~c hearing to be held thereon.
Lots 1 ~ru 7 ~d Lots 12 thru 19, BloCk 12~ Lot 12, BlOck
l~s ~he North 75 feet thereof~ a~ ,thoSe ~r'tEons of the
North 7~ feet o~ Lot 12 in Block i and'Lots 8 thru ll..in
Block 12 now zoned :R-i~.
said ~Eon was unan~ouSly referred to the Planning ana Zoning
~ard, on ~tion-'~' ~; Wilson :~d
7.f. A petition requesting rezonEng from R-~ ~ R-3 classification
of Lot 2, Del-H~ur Subdivision was unan~usly referred ~ the
Planning ~d zoning Boar~ for study and'~pubiEc hear'~ng ~o be held there-
~n, on motion ~ ~. Merri2t ~a .s~conded by ~. WESson.
8.a. City Clerk,~.Worthing presented R~UTI~'NO. :9-68.
A' RESOLUT:I~ .OF T~ CITY CO~CIL ~ T~ CITY
OF'D~Y B~. FLORIDA, C~DING T~~-
BE~, .OF T~ T~IS C~~, DR. E. MONROE
F~BER, ~TH J~OBSON, DR. THO~ SHO~
~ PAUL W. SPEIC~R, F~ THEIR SERVICE TO
T~-C~.
(copy of'R~s0~ution'No,. 9-68 '~s att~h~ to the official copy
of these m2nutes. )z[. See page' :44-;E.
Resolution No'. 9-68 was~ un~0usly passed ~ a~opted on this
first and final r'ead~ng, on ~%~On~ by ~. Merr~t ~ S'~nded by'~.
Youngblood.
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Mr. Kenneth Jacobson, the only member of. the Ten~:is Coneuittee
present, was .pr-escaPed wi.th a framed Certt£i~ate of ,lqeco~q~ttio~, a
copy of Resolution'.'No. g-68, and a lifetime, honorary membership to the
Delray Beach Tennis Center.
8.b. City Clerk Worthlng. presented .RESOLUTION NO. 10-68.
A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING THE ISSUANCE
OF. $400,000 UTILITIES. TAX REVENUE'~. CER-
TIPICATES ANTICIPATION NOTES, PROVIDING
FOR THE PAYMENT 'THEREOF AND ENTERING
INTO CERTAIN COVENANTS AND AGREEMENTS
IN THAT CONNECTION.
(Copy of Resolution No. ~0-68~is attached to the official copy
of these minutes.) See pages ~4~F~O.
Resolution No. 10~68 Was,ur~nLmouSly':.paseed-and'~adopted on this
first and final reading~ on motion by Mr. Youngblood and seconded by
Mr. Merritt.
8.c. City Clerk Worthing presented ORDINANCE NO. 32-66.
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY .OF DELRAY
BEACH, FLORIDA, REZONING AND PLACING LOTS i 'thru 22,
BLOCK...3~.~ LOTS I thru 22, BLOCK .6~.. LOTS 1 thru 22,. BLOCK
'8'- AND LOTS 1 ~hrU 11, BLOCK 9, 'DELRAY BEACH HEIGHTS EX-
''' ..T. ENsION: SECTION "A": ALSO LO?S i thru 8, BLOCK 3, DELRAy
BEACH' HEIGHTS EXTENSION SECTION "B"= ALSO THE EAST 525
FEET M/L OF THE WEST 1039.51 FEET OF NORTH 554.77 FEET
M/L .OF LOT 19, SECTION 20,. TOWNSHIP 46 SOUTH, RANGE 43
EAST: ALSO THE'NORTH 435'.91 FEET OF-EAST 230 FEET OF
WEST 1460 FBET.'/qND.. NORTH 550' 'F~ET OF EAST ~250: FEET-. OF
WEST 1230 FEET, ALL BEING IN THE NORTH HALF .OF THE SOUTH
HALF OF THE NORTHWEST QUARTER OF SECTION 20, ?(Y~NSHIP
46 SOUTH, RANGE 43 EAST~ ALSO THE NORTH 43~.28 FEET OF
THE EAST 520 FEET M/L OF THE WEST HALF~.OF L.0T 2?,. SECTION
20, TOWNSHIP 46 SOUTH,.. RANGE 43 EAST, IN "R-3 MULTIPLE
FAMILY DWELLING DISTRICT", AMENDING "ZONING. MAP OF. DELRAY
BEACH,' FLORIDA, 1960".
(COpy of Ordinance No. 32-66 is attached to the offic£al copy of
these minutes.) See page 44-P..
The City Clerk informed Council that the rezoning of said prop-
erties from R-lA to R-3 class£fication has previously been approved
by the Planning and Zoning Board following a duly advertised public
hearing, and at the last regular meeting, Council deferred final con-
sideration of this ordinance,, requesting same be placed on the agenda
o~ this meeting~.
The C~ty Manager reviewed this item f~om numerous excerpts of
Counc.il. meeting' minu.tes. ~rom, th~ time of the first aPPl~cation 'for
rezon~ng of a 'port'~on of this property on July.-26, 1965, to the present
time. He then informed Coun.cil that :the City has 'deve'loped a plan 'of
drainage :f~r the southwest area, so the plan for .draining the area in
the rezoning request is now ~finalized, and the developers of the
property have. presented a replat of. the currentty...plat, ted area which
conforms to the desires land Wishes' of the Planaing and Z~ning Board.
The City Manager..displayed a sketch of the..area to. the C~uncilmen and
pointed out the replatted' and u~platted areas, and Said h.e felt the
owners of the property have Complied. with the r'ec~ est 'of the Council.
and Planning~ and~ Zoning-Board in 'their' r~Platting.,, and [".further , pointed
out that when the unplat~ed port,on .is-platted,. the develo~re will
have to com~'.with the subd~ision.ordinance.
During di'.~scuSe~on, Mr. ~Merritt said th-is .deVel~pme~t would be
within view of the new 1-95 and in full view of the Seaboard C9. asr.
Line RaiLway ar~l~~aske~.~hat assurar~ ~he c~ty would .have that this
would not' become a low rent area development in the vicinity of single
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family dWel'ling diSt~~
Attorney JOhn' H, ~'-:'~"~".~eit Said deve~lo~ent wO~~d .be a
credit to 'the' area and the.:~ty .and ~%.m
Following lengthy co, ants by th~ ~.ilm~, Mr. Wilson said
that in the absence of ~y p~test to O~nance No'~ 32-6~, he' would
~ve that said ordinanc~ be'paSsed :~d adoptea,'-the motion bein~
seconded by ~. Youngblood.
Upon call of ro~l.;. ~. WilSon, .~. Youngblood and Vice-Mayor Jurney
voted in favor o'f the ~ion ~d ~. Merritt was opposed.
8.d. City Clerk Worthing pres~ted ORDIN~CE NO. 5-68.
~ O~IN~CE OF THE CI'~ C~NCIL OF ~T~
CITY. ~ D~Y BEA~ ~. ~ORID~, REPE~ING
SE~ION 3-36, C~R
SE~ION 3, SECTI~ 16-11,
CODE' OF O~I~CES OF THIS CITY PERTAIN-
IN~ TO DISTRI~TION OF ~RTISING
~D ~PATION~ LIC~S.
The C~ty Clerk ~nted out that this ordinance provides for cer-
tain procedure in the distribution of advertising matter within the
City, as-. ~ result-of conferences ~d ~derstand~ng reached'with the
publishers~ of "The Shopper ' s Guide" from Pomp~o' and. the Boston Beach
"Shopper" ~d their legal counsel,' by the C~ty A~nistrat~on, follow-
ing the issue brought before Council at the last regular meeting, and
read 'the following excerpts from the ~Ordin~ce, which is '~. ~en~ent
to the present ordin~ce:
"~V~TISIN~, ag~cies, f~s, associations, corporations
Or other persons d~s~But'ing c~rculars, p~phlets or other
advertising matter, except lo~al merchants ~d theaters
advertising ~n this way their own ~ods and merchandise shall
~ay an annual license tax of $50.00.
Providing such advertising matter shall not be placed
in automobiles or ~hrown on s~eets or yacht properties and
no person shall distribute any advertising or./literature
on East S~th Avenue, (also kno~ as ~e Federal Highway),
on East Fifth Avenue, (also ~o~. as the old Dixie-H~ghway),
Atlantic Avenue, or on Ocean BOulev~d within the C~ty.
All such advertising matter shall be delivered u~n private
praises only by handing it directly to the owner, occupant,
or other person then present in or u~n such pr~es or by
securing s~e to the doOrk~b."
~. Youngblood moved that .~din'ance No. 5-68 be 9laued on.:'first
reading.
The C~ty Manager info,ed Council that the operators of these two
Sho~e=s have ~ndi~ated that they certainly do not w~t to deliver such
material to the residents of this co,unity who do not want
'~yone ~n Delray Beach does not want these publications, it is their
desire ~ be so advise~ ~d that person, or persons n~es will be
eliminated from the d~str~bution l[st~ further, he feels the d~stri-
butors want to'do a good job in the manner desir~ by Council. and also
in a ma~er desire~ by the recipients and property o~ers.
The City Manager pointed out that this proposed Ordinance would
not' be in effect until thirty days following passage on second and
final reading, ~
Following a ~estion by. ~. ,Wi'lson ~ to the ~enalty for violating
the ordinance, City Attorney Ad~s expI'a~ned the penalty would be the
s~e as any other ordinance without a specific penalty clause, as con-
trolled by Section 16-1 of the Code of Ordinates, ~d -that he feels
this proposed Ordinance is. the ~st solution under the present circu-
stances.
~e motion to place sa~d: Ordinance~- on first'.reading was seconded
by ~. Wilson ~d'c~ried unmn:~ously.
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8.e. City Clerk Worthing presented ORDINANCE NO. 6-68.
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
DELRAY BEACH, FLORIDA, AMENDING SECTION 29-11,
CHAPTER 29 CODE OF ORDINANCES PERTAINING TO AL-
'- ~RNATE MEMBERS. 'OF THE :BOARD ~OF ADJUSTMENT.
Ordinance No. 6-68 was unanimously placed on first reading, on
motion by Mr. Wilson and seconded by Mr. Merritt.
10.b. Mr. Wilson said he thinks' the Community Chest Drive will be a
success, as it has always been, but the solicitors have encountered
a condition involving many people living out of town which requires
many call-backs. He requested, not that the time of solicitation be
extended, but that they be privileged to make the call-backs in order
that said drive may be successful in meeting its goal, and that there
be an un~erstanding on the part of Council that any further activity
on the part of the Community Chest and its'-' solicitors is ~r.imaril~'for
the purpose of a wrap-up on calls previously made but not consummated.
It was so moved by Mr. Wilson, seconded by Mr. Merritt and unanimously
carried.
10.b. City Clerk Worthing said that on January 22nd, a Planning BOard
Report, following public hearing on the request to rezone Lots 17 &
Del-Harbour Subdivision, had been submitted to Council, and that action
on said re~°rt was tabled at that time-as .a Councilman said there were
certain items 'stated that he would l~ke to clarify. Council agreed
that said item should be on the Agenaa of the next regular Council
meeting.
10.c. City Clerk Worthing presented Bills for Approval as
General Fund $163,943.86
Water Operating & Maintenance Fund 5,018.54
Water Revenue Fund 56,067.91
Special Assessment Fund 4,771.25 ·
Refundable Deposits Fund 1,436.00
Beautif icat£on Fund 420.00 ~
Cigarette Tax Fund - Sinking Fund 24,452.50
Sewer Construction Trust Fund 1,741,87
The biils were unanimously ordered paid, on motion by Mr. Merritt
and seconded by Mr. Wilson.
The meeting adjourned at 9540 P.M.
....... ;. R._ D. WORT}LING ..
City Clerk
AP PROV~.~D '
MAYOR
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PROP~RTIF~ IN VIOLATION OF ORDINANCE NO. G-147
AND SECTIONS 15-3 aha 15-4 OF TH~ CITY CODE.
CITY
Kenneth J. '& Elizabeth E. Lot 2, less North 20 foot 15-3
GanaWayi .. '": R/W, Block 61.
P. 0. BOX 545 (20-28 West Atlantic Avenue) ~5"4
Palm Beach, Florida 33480
2.
Wil!iam L. ~ight Lot 3,~ less North.20 foot
P. :0 Box 1147 ~, Blouk 61
BOca Raton, Plori4a 33432 (10-18 West Atl~tic Ave,ue)
Pe~er & Rhoda S. Ward Lots 19, 20 ~ 21, less East %5-3
310~ Palm Drive 5 foot ~, Block 1~, Osceola
Delray Beach, Florida 33444 ~rk. {602 S. E. 5th Avenue) 15-4
4.
S~ a Alice Fox Vac~t.part of Lot 9, North % 15-3
5.
Delray ~each, Plo=ida 33444 i0. (2~4 ~. ~. 6th Avenue) ~5-4
15~'~
~e'~raY'gea~h:' 'Florida 33444 ~8~ (223'N..'.Wg 6th' Avenue) 15-4
Pompano Beach, Florida 33060 18~ (215 'N. 'W. 6th Avenue') 15-4
Sou~h ~ of Block 120.
Bird Roa~ P~k. (~,33 S. E., 3rd, Avenue)
Nauga~u=k. conne=~X~ 06770 : lS~4.
jean ~. m'~urette'M. ~. BloCk i, Lot 2, ~ended ',Plat
840 Dens~ ~ane (31'5 S.. W.... 'Sth',Streetl/
Delr y,"Beach, Florida 33444 , ..~
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Page 2. February 22, 1968 Nuisance List.
Violations ~15-3 and 15-4 as conceras this report are as follows:
15-4 - Hea~ gN~th on West 20 foat of 10~
1,~-3~ - Garden trash
~5.~ - Weeds ~d hea~ ~dergrow~ on rear part of lots
15-3 - Garden
15-4- Unde=gro~h, c~s, .paper, etc.
15-3 - GaEden trash
15-4 - Hea~ u~ef~owth and high weeds
15-3 - Garden
15-4 - High weeds and hea~ unde~owth
15-3 - Garden trash
15~ -- High. we~ .~d 'hea~ Undergrow~
1~3 ~ ~rden .traSh :
15'4 - High 'weeds ~nd hea~.~-u~ergrow~h
15-3 - Garden trash
15-4 - High weeds a~ und~growth
I5-) - G~d~ tm.ash
15-4 -Hea~ un~rowth on rear of the
15-3 - Garden trasB.; loose lumber and building suppli'es
and tree needs t~ping on rear of the lot
15-4 - High ~eds and some ~dergrowth on rear of the tot
Submitted to the City Co..~ncil by the city Manager this
22nd day of February, 1968.
SUPPLEMENTAL AGREEMENT NUMBER 16
ENGINEERING CONTRACT
CITY OF DELRAY BEACH, FLORIDA
WHEREAS, the City of Delray Beach, hereinafter referred
to.as the OWNER, and'Russell and Ax0n, Consulting Engineers, In-
corporated, hereinafter referred to as the ENGINEERS, entered
into a contract for engineering services dated the 30th day of
September, 1959, and
.WHEREAS,. the ENGINEERS have informed the. OWNER that it
woUld be in the best interest of the OWNER to provide competent
engineering, for the design of sanitary sewer extensions to cer-
tain areas not presently served by sanitary sewerage and more
particularly described as:
That area generally west of the Seaboard Air Line
Railroad tracks,' south of Atlantic Avenue, bounded
on the west by the Delray Beach Country Club, and
on the south by the intersection of S. W. 20th Court
and Congress Avenue.
Certain specified services within the area known as
Area 12 of the existing s~wage system.
· NOW, THEREFORE, the parties hereto mutually agree as -
1. OWNER authorize ENGINEERS to proceed immediately with
preparation of final plans and specifications, in the form of con-
tract drawings and related documents, for construction of:
a.. Lift station and force mains from the Congress
Avenue area, crossing the 1-95 right-of-way and
the S.A.L. RR to S. W. 2nd Street.
b. Certain gravity collection lines within bounds
of the area described above.
2. Estimated project costs for sewage facilities provided
in Section 1 (a) and (b) above, are about $90,000, more or less; as
· previouslY established by preliminary ENGINEERS' cost estimates
submitted in response to specific requests by the OWNER.
3. OWNER agrees to compensate ENGINEERS, for engineering
~services authorized herein, in accordance with the terms and pro-
visions of Supplemental Agreement Number 15 dated February 13,
1968.
~. 4. Other terms and provisions of the above cited Supple-
mental Agreement Number 15 and the contract between the parties
hereto dated September 30, 1959, shall remain in full force and
effect, unless modified by this Supplemental Agreement Number 16~
..- day of JA. f , 1968.
'
. _,~ / ~..ATTES T:
. RUSSELL & AXON
' CONSULTING ENGINEERS. INCORPORATED
?'?'!~-. ": ' Authorized Officer
"""?:!~' .]-' ATTEST:
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RESOLUTION NO. 9-68,
· A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE
CITY~ OF DELRAY BEACH, FLORIDA, COMMENDING
THE MEMBERS OF THE TENNIS C~MMITTEE,' DR.
E. ,M~ NROE FARBER, KENNETH ~ACOBSON, DR.
THOMAS SHOAF AND PAUL W. SPEICHER, FOR
THEIR SERVICE TO THE CITY.
WHEREAS, the City Council of the City of Delray Beach,
Florida, recognize~ the exemplary service rendered 'this community
by the members of the Tennis Committee, individually and collect-
ively; and
WHEREAS, their initiative and contribution, beyond or-
dinary duties and responsibilities, is. most noteworthy; and
WHEREAS, their many years of devoted service to this
City has made Delray Beach one of the outstanding tennis centers
in the State of Florida; and
WHEREAS, their courage and outstanding accomplishment
has directly resulted in improvements in the City of Delray Beach,
and on behalf of all of its citizens:
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF
THE CITY OF DELRAY BEACH, in regula~ ~ession this 22nd day of
February, 1968, that this City Council hereby expresses its deep
appreciation to the members of the Tennis Committee - Dr. E.
Monroe Farber, Kenneth Jacobson, Dr. Thomas Shoaf and Paul W.
Speicher - by the following means:
1. That a copy of this Resolution be spread
upon, and become a part of the permanent
records of the City of Delray Beach;
2. That a copy of this Resolution, properly
inscribed, be furnished to each of the
members of the Tennis Committee;
3. That certificates of appreciation on
behalf of the City be awarded to each of
the members of the Tennis Committee; and
4. That a lifetime honorary membership to the
Delray Beach Tennis Center be extended, to
each of the members hereinbefore named.
PASSED AN~ ADOPTED in regular session on the 22nd day
of February, A.D. 1968.
/S/ James H~. Jurne¥
WIICCE - M A Y 0 R
ATTEST:
~ '~S/ R. D. Worthin9
City Clerk
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RESOLUTION NO. 10-68
~ RESOLUTION authorizing the issuance
of $400,000 Utilities Tax Revenue Cer-
tificates Anticipation Notes, providing
for the payment thereof and entering
into certain covenants and agreements
in that connection.
WHEREAS, on,October 30, 1967, the City Council of the
City of Defray Beach adopted Resolution Number. 26-67, authorizing
the. issuance of'$600,000 Utilities Tax Revenue Certificates, Series
1967, of the City of Delray Beach, for the purpose of paying the
· ~ost of the construction of works and improvements'to prevent ero-
sion of beaches within said city, the construction of a municipal
building for the municipal court and jail and' other police admin-
istration facilities in said city, ~ncluding the acquisition of
furniture ~nd equipment therefor., the construction of storm drain-
age facilities and the acquisition of rights of way therefor, the
acquisition and improvement of Off-street parking lots, and the
acquisition of street rights of way and improvement thereof, and
including the cost of acquisition of any lands or interests there-
in, and of any fixtures, equipment or properties, either real or
· personal, deemed necessary or desirable therefor, expenses for
financial and legal services or consultants, expenses for estimates
of costs, expenses for plans, specifications and surveys and paying
all expenses'properly incident to the foregoing; and
WHEREAS, said certkficates have been validated by the
Circuit Court of the Fifteenth Judicial Circuit of the State of
Florida in and for Palm Beach'CoUnty pursuant to decree entered
on December 21, 1967; and ~
· WHEREAS,.said Utilities Tax Revenue Certificates, Series
'1967, have not yet been sold and it is desired to borrow money in
anticipation of receipt of the proceeds of said certificates
through the issuance of anticipation notes under Section 215.431
.of the Florida Statutes (Laws 1959, Chapter 59-127);
NOW, T~IEREFORE, be it resolved by the City Council of
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the City Of Delray Beach, as follows:
Section 1. That for the purpose of paying the cost of
the 'conStruction of works and improvements to prevent erosion of
beaches 'within said city, the construction of a municipal building
~for the municipal court and jail and other police administration
facilities in said city, including the acquisition of furniture
and equipment therefor, the construction of storm drainage faci-
lities and the acquisition of rights of way therefor, the acquisi-
tion and improvement of off-street parking lots, and the acquisi-
tion of s~ree~ rights..Of way and improvement thereof, and including
the cost of acquisition of. any lands or interests therein, and of
any fixtures, equipment or properties,~ either real or personal,
deemed necessary or desirable therefor, expenses for financial and
legal services or consultants, expenses for estimates of costs,
expenses for plans, specifications and surveys and paying all ex-
penses properly ~incident to the foregoing, and in anticipation of
the receipt of the proceeds of the sale of $600,000 Utilities Tax
Revenue Certificates, Series 1967, of the City of Delray Beach
authorized by Resolution Number 26-67, there are hereby authorized
to be issued the Utilities Tax Revenue Certificate Anticipation
Notes of the ~City of Delray Beach in the aggregate principal amount
of $400,000. Said notes shall be dated December 1, 1967, and shall
bear interest from the date of delivery thereof until 'payment of
principal at the rate of four and one-half per ce~t (4-1/2%) per
annum payable ssmiannually on the first days..of June and December
of each year, both principal and interest to be payable in lawful
money of the United States of ~erica at the principal offices of
First National Bank of Delray Beach and Delray Beach National Bank
in the City of Delray. Beach,. Florida. Said notes shall mature
October 30, 1970.
Said notes at any time outstanding shall be payable upon
ten days notice by the city as a whole, and not in part, at any
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time from the proceeds of the sale of the aforementioned Utiliti'es
Tax Revenue Certificates, Series 1967.
Section'2. That said notes are hereby sold, in the fol-
lowing amounts and of the maturities and denominations and bearing
~he numbers indicated below, to the following respective purchasers:
$400.,.ooo...Notes D~e...Oc~.~r 30, 1970
Notes Numbered Denominations Purchasers
1. $200,000 First National Bank of Delray Beach
2. $200,000 Delray Beach National Bank
Section 3. That said notes 'sh~ll be issued in registered
form and shall be payable as to principal and interest only. to the
registered owner or his legal representative. Interest on each of
said notes shall run frQm the date of delivery, which shall be
specified therein, until.payme~ Of principal and the Mayor and City
Clerk shall cause such date to be written or stamped, at the appro-
priate place, on the face of each such note prior to delivery
thereof.
Section 4. That the Mayor, Director of Finance and City
Clerk shall have prepared and execute, under seal of the City of-
Delray Beach, fully registered notes in substantially the follow-
ing form:
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
STATE OF FLORIDA
COUNTY OF PALM BEACH
~ITY OF DELRAY BEACH
UTILITIES TAX REVE~NUE CERTIFICATE ANTICIPATION NOTE
Number $_..
'KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS that the City of Delray
Beach in the County of Palm Beach and State of Florida for value
received hereby promises to pay to the registered owner hereof,
solely from the source hereinafter specified, the sum of
Dollars ($ )
in lawful money of the United States of America on or before
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.. ........ , 19. ., and from said source to pay ...
interest on said sum from the date of delivery hereof ( ,
1968), at the rate of four and one-half per cent (4-1/2%) per annum,
payable semiannua~lly on the first days of June and December in each
year, and upon payment of the princiDal hereof, both principal and
,~interest being payable at
in the City of Delray Beach, Florida, upon
presentation of this note for appropriate annotations on the pay-
ment record hereto attached when interest is paid and for surrender
and cancellation when principal is paid. Payments' of interest
shall be noted on the payment record and made a part of this note.
This note is one of a duly authorized issue of $400,000
notes issued in anticipation of the. receipt of the proceeds of the
sale of $600,000 Utilities Tax Revenue Certificates, Series 1967,
of the City of Delray Beach, which were '~utho~ized pursuant to
Resolution Number 26-67 adopted by the City Council of the City
of Delray Beach on October 30, 1967, for the purpose of paying
the cost of the construction of works and improvements to prevent
erosion of beaches within said city, the construction of a munici-
pal building for the municipal court and jail and other police
administration facilities in said city, including the acquisition
of furniture and equipment therefor, the construction of storm
drainage facilities and the acquisition of rights of way therefor,
the acquisition and improvement of off-street parking lots, and
the acquisition of street rights of way and improvement thereof,
and including the cost of acquisition of any lands or interests
therein, and of any fixtures, equipment or properties, either real
or personal, deemed necessary or desirable therefor, expenses for
financial and legal services or consultants, expenses for estimates
of costs, expenses for plans, specifications and surveys and paying
all expenses properly incident to the foregoing. Said issue of
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notes has been authorized pursuant to resolution adopted by sai~
City Council on . .., 1968, under authority of
the Florida StatUtes, Section 215.431.
The City of Delray Beach has covenanted and agreed and
does hereby covenant and agree to exercise its best efforts to
issue and deliver all or a sufficient portio~ of the aforementioned
$600,000 Utilities Tax Revenue Certificates, Series 1967, and to
apply the proceeds thereof to the payment of the notes of which
this is one prior to October 30, 1970.
This note a~ the issue of which it is a part are payable
solely from the proceeds of the Utilities Tax Revenue Certificates,
Series 1967,'in anticipation of which they are issued, except that
interest on said notes falling due ~t any time prior to the issuance
and delivery of said Utilities Tax Revenue Certificates, Series
1967, shall be paid from the current revenues to be derived from
the collection of utility taxes of the City ~f Delray Beach. Except
to the extent precluded by the rights of the holders of outstanding
Utilities Tax Revenue Certificates, the holders of the notes of the
issue of which this is one shall have all of the rights and privi-
leges provided for the security of the Utilities Tax Revenue Cer-
tificates, Series 1967, in anticipation, of the proceeds of which
such notes are issued, and shall have the same right.to enforce
all remedies as is provided ~y Resolution Number 26-6'7 authorizing
said certificates. For a more particular statement of the cove-
nants sacuring the notes of the ~ssue of which this is one reference
is hereby made to the aforementioned resolution of ,
1968.
This note does not constitute a corporate indebtedness of
the City of Delray Beach nor shall said city be obligated to pay
this note or interest thereon except from, the proceeds of said
Utilities Tax Revenue Certificates, Series 1967, and the Utility
Tax.collections. ~ 6-
It is hereby certified and recited that all acts, con-'
ditiOns and things required by the. Constitution and laws of
Florida including the charter of said city and the proceedings
authorizing the issuance hereof, to happen, exist and be per-
~formed precedent to and in the issuance of this note have hap-
~'~pened, exist and have been performed as s~ required.
· r~ WITNESS WHEREOF, the City of Delray Beach has
caused this note to be executed on its behalf by its Mayor, coun-
tersigned by its Director of Finance, and attested by its City
Clerk, and the corporate seek of said city to be impressed hereon;.
all as of' the first day of December, 1967.
Mayor
Counter signed:
Director of Finance
Attest:
City' Clerk
(Provision for Registration)
This note has been registered as to principal and interest
in the name of the holder hereof on the books of the Director of
Finance of the City of Delra'y Beach as Registrar as follows:
Date of Registry Name of Reqistered ~Iolder Signature of Registrar
:
:
:
:
:
:
:
(Form of Assignment)
" hereby sell and assign and
transfer unto the within note and all right,
titl~ and interest thereto and irrevocably authorize and appoint
° , Attorney, to transfer said note on
the books of the ~egistrar with full power of substitution in the
premises.
..
In the pre.~ence of:
Witnesses
payment Record
Interest Payment (4-1/2%). Name of Paying Agent
and signature and Title
Date Due Amount Date' Paid of Authorized Official
June 1, 1968
December 1, 1968
June 1, 1969
December 1, 1969
June 1, 1970
October 30, 1970
Section 5. That in consideration of the purchase of said
notes .by the respective purchasers thereof, the City of Delray Beach
hereby agrees so long as any of the notes herein, authorized remain
outstanding, as follows:
A. The holders of said notes shall have the right to
enforce all of the covenants prescribed ~y the proceedings author-
izing the issuance of the U~ilities Tax Revenue Certificates, Series
19.67, and all other utility tax revenue Certificates of the city now
outstanding, including, without limitation, the right to require the
city to pay interest on and sinking fund charges, in favor of all
utility tax revenue certificates, as well as the notes herein auth-
orized as may be outstanding from time to time.
B. The city represents that it has now and will from
time to time have the power to issue and sell the Utilities Tax
Revenue Certificates, Series 1967, authorized pursuant to Resolu-
tion Number 26-67.
C. Upon the issuance of said certificates the notes "
h~rein authorized shall contempQraneously be paid, as to principal
and interest, and cancelled.
D. Except for obligations now outstanding, the city
~ill not incur Or permit to exist any obligations, debts or direct
or contingent lkabilities of any character w]~atsoever which are
or may be enforceable against the utility tax collections except
as evidenced by the notes herein authorized and the Utilities Tax
Revenue Certificates, Series 1967..
E. The city..will 'apply the proceeds of said notes solely
for'the purpose for which they are herein authorized.
F. The holders of the notes herein authorized shall
have any and all rights and remedie~ either 'at law or in equity
to enforce the provisions of this. resolution and the notes herein
authorized.
G. The city will supply all necess.ary information to
the holders of the notes that any such holder may reasonably re-
quire or request to show that the'city is carrying out its cove-
nant and agreements as herein set forth.
H~ The city Qill incur no obligation payable from the
proceeds of said Utilities Tax Revenue Certificates, Series 1967,
ranking ahead of the 'obligation of the city to pay the notes here-
.'in authorized from said certificate proceeds.
Section 6. That the city intends, and Will use its best
efforts to make all necessary arrangements in order to issue and
deliver the Utilities Tax Revenue Certificates, Series 1967, and
to pay the notes herein authorized prior to October 30, 1970. The
city agrees, however, that said certificates will not be sold at
a price less than 95% of the principal amount thereof and that
Resolution Number 26-67 will not be amended to reduce the a~ount
of 'certificates of said issue to an amount less than will produce
sufficient proceeds to assure, with any available revenues, the
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retirement of all of the notes herein authorized, except with t~e
consent of the holder of every note wl~ich shall not bS paid in full
upon the issuance and delivery of said certificates.
Section 7. That if, at any time after date of no~e .,
'~6~?.., the holders of 100% in aggregate principal amount of the
notes then outstanding shall feel it necessary to prevent default
in the payment of the principal amount of the notes herein author-
ized, said holders may require th~ city to sell to said holders all
or a sufficient portion of the utilities Tax Revenue Certificates,
Series 1967, at the pgi~e of 95% of the par value thereof and
accrued interest to the date of delivery. Notice of the exercise
of such right shall be given by registered mail to the City Clerk
at least forty-five days prior to the date upon which said .certi-
ficates are to be delivered and during said period (as well as at
any time prior thereto) the city shall have the complete right to
sell said certificates'and deliver the same to any other purchaser
or purchasers so long as the city is thereby enabled to pay the
notes herein authorized; it is the intention of this section to
provide that the holders of the notes shall have such right to
purchase the certificates so as to m~ce sure'that said certificates
will in fact be issued and delivered prior to OctOber 30, 1970,
the date upon which said notes must be paid under Sec. tion 215.431
of the Florida Statutes.
Section 8. That if any section, paragraph, clause or
provision of this resolution shall be held to be invalid or in-
effective for any reason the 'r.emainder of this resolution shall
continue in full force and effect, it being expressly hereby found
and declared that the remainder of this resoi~tion would have been
adopted despite the invalidity or ineffectiveness of such section,
paragraph, clause or provision.
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· Passed and adopted February 22n.d, , 1968. "
~ayor
The foregoing resolution and form of note therein con-
rained' .are,hereby approved as to form this 22nd day of February l,
1968.
/~/ John ~oss Adams
City Attorney
The foregoing resolution and the expenditures for which
provision is therein made are approved by me this .,,22nd day of
~ February , 1968.
/S/ Thomas E. Weber
Director of Finance
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ORDINANCE NO. 32-66.
AN ORDINANCE OF THE C~TY COUNCIL 'OF THE CITY OF DELRAY
B~ACH, FLORIDA, REZONING AND PLACING LOTS i thru 22,
BLOCK 3; LOTS 1 thru 22, BLOCK 6; LOTS 1 thru 22, BLOCK
8; AND LOT~ i thru 11, BLOCK 9, DELRAY BEACH HEIGHTS EX-
TENSION, SECTION "A": ALSO LOTS 1 thru 8, BLOCK 3, DELRAY
BEACH HEIGHTS EXTENSION SECTION "B"~. ALSO THE EAST 525
FEET M/L OF THE WEST 1039.51 FEET OF NORTH 554.77 FEET
M/L OF LOT 19, SECTION 20, TOWNSHXP 46 SOUTH, RANGE 43
EAST: ALSO THE NORTH 435.91 FEET OF 'EAST 230 FEET OF
WEST 1460 FEET AND NORTH 550 FEET OF EAST 250 FEET OF
WEST 1230 FEET ,ALL BEING IN THE NORTH HALF OF THE SOUTH
HALF OF THE NORTHWEST QUARTER OF SECTION 20, TOWNSHIP
46 SOUTH, RANGE 43 EAST: ALSO THE NORTH 431.28 FEET OF
THE EAST 520 FEET M/L OF THE WEST HALF OF LOT 27, SECTION
20, TOWNSHIP 46 SOUTH, RANGE 43 EAST, IN "R-3 MULTIPLE
FAMILY DWELLIN~ DISTRICT", AMENDIN~ "ZONING MAP OF DELRAY
B~ACH, FLORIDA 1960".
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COU/~CIL OF THE CITY OF DELRAY
BEACH, FLORIDA:
SECTION 1. That the following described property in the City
of Delray Beach, ~lorida, is hereby rezoned, and placed in the
Multiple Family Dwelling District" as defined by Chapter 29 of the
Code of Ordinances of the City of Delray Beach, Florida, to-wit:
Lots I thru 22, Block 3~ Lots I thru 22, Block 6~
Lots 1 thru 22, Block 8; and Lots I thru 11, Block
9, Delray Beach Heights Extension, Section "A" per
Plat Book 26, page 83, Public Records of Palm Beach
County, Florida;
ALSO Lots i thru 8, Block 3, Delray Beach Heights
Exten~ion SeCtion "B", per Plat Book 27, Page 10,
Public Records of Palm Beach County, Flo=ida;
ALSO the East 525 feet m/1 of the West 1039.51
feet of North 554.77 feet m/1 of Lot 19, Section
20, Township 46 South, Range 43 East;
ALSO the North 435.91 feet of East 230 feet of
West 1460 feet, and North 550 feet of East 250
feet of West 1230 feet,ALL being in the North
half of the South half of the Northwest Quarter
of-Section 20, Township 46 South, Range 43 East~
ALSO the North 431.28 feet of the East 520 feet
m/1 of the West half of Lot 27, Section 20, Town-
ship 46 South, Range 43 East.
SECTION 2. That the Building Inspeutor of said City shall up-
on the effective date of this Ordinance change the Zoning Map of Delray
Beach, Florida, to conform with the provisions of Section 1 he=eof
PASSED in regular session on the second and final reading on
this the 22nd day of February, 1968. ,
/S/_ James H. Jur,nev
ATTEST: V I'¢ E - M A Y O R
/S/- R.~ Dt~.Worthing' . ........ ,._ .......
City Clerk
First Reading . .~ne _~7~_:1966 .......... i ........
Second Reading ~Febru~r¥ ~22 ~ 1968 .. ~