12-09-68 DECEMBER 9, 1968..
A regular meeting of the City Council of Delray Beach was held in
th~ council Chambers at 8:00 P.M.,with Mayor J. L. Saunders in the
Chair, City Manager David M. Gatchel, City Attorney John Ross Adams,
and'Councilmen James H. Jurney, LeRoy W. Merritt, James B. Wilson and
O. 'F. Youngblood being present.
1. An 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.
X. Mayor.Saunders introduced Counci~lmen Elect John L. Pitts, III, and
James H. Scheifley.
3. The minutes of the. regular meeting of November 2$th and special
meeting of December 6th, 1968, were unanimously approved, on motion
b~ Mr. Jurney and seconded by Mr. Merritt.
4. City Clerk Worthingread a letter dated November 27, 1968, from Dr.
Edward M. EisseY, Chairman of th~ Comprehensive Community Mental Health
Center of Palm Beach County, Inc.., thanking the City of Delray Beach
for the contribution made-to that'Center,
4. City C!erk Worthing:reai~ a'letter~ dated November 25, 1968, from
Mr. Paul C. wolfe, a member 9f the Florida Public School Board, an
Advie0ry'B0~rd ~to'~'the State Board o~ Edhcati0n~ concerni,g a public
hearing th~ BOard.~ would~iho'Ld tn' We~t 'palm Beach. on TueSday, DeC~ber
l'0th~, 1968,, at' the 'pa~ ~each "H~fgh~ SchoOl AUditorium
5. Mr. Merritt reported he had received several calls Concerning ex-
CessiVe' noise by deliverytruckS from about 2~:00 to 4=30-~A',M. at the
Publix Market= further, that he had talked at length with the City
Manager cOncerning thiS"item, aS well as the smoke from the inciner-
ator, and the operation in general in that area that has become a pub-
lic nuisance. He asked if the City Manager had a report concerning
same. -
City Manager Gatchel said this i.~em is still under surveillance by
two of the City Departments and as soon as he has sufficient informa-
tion he will contact the Publix St0reManager and take the apprbpriate
action. Further, this item wilI be considered at the staff meeting in
the morning, but'as far as the smoke from the incinerator is concerned,
the State Board of Health is in control of the laws dealing, with air
pollution, and they wi11'be contacted concerning that operation.
~. Mr. Wilson' said he had received complaints from residents'i~ the
vicinity'of the Publix Market~ 'alSo, that he had received complaints
concerning the noisy operation of motorc~clee and sport cars, particu-
larly on Ocean Boulevard, and suggested that the Policemen be eve~ more
~ealous in. their duties .i~ an .attempt to stop that noise nuisance.
5. Mayor Saunders ·read a~ PROCLAMATION, p=~c~aiming. Friday and Sat~day,
February 14th and 15th, '1969, as POPPY DAYS for the purpose of collec-
ting funds by theAmerican Legion Auxiliary Unit No. 65.
6.a. Concer~ing a. su~vey-'of lands in violationo~ the City's nuisance
laws, preSented~'by the Clty Manager, Mr. ¥oungbloo~ moved that'the
City Clerk be inStruc~ed to proceed wi~ the enforcement of Chapter 15
of the city C~e 'of Ordinances, the motio~ being seconded by Mr'~
Wilson and unanimously carried. '
~Copy of Nuisance survey is at~ached to the official ~.~.~y of'~these-
m~nutes.) see~age 230-A-B.
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~.b. Regarding the high bidreceived 'at public auction for City o~med
land, City Manager Gatchel reported as follows: "As a result of a
public auction,'authorized by.Council and held onDecember 5th, for
possible disposal of the City owned tract of land immediately south
of the Banyan south property line, in the 1200 Block on South A1A; the
highest offer received for this tract of land, approximating 160,000
square feet, in the amount of $475,000., and 10% thereof, in compli-
ance with the conditions of the proposed sale, namely $47,000., is on
deposit with the City.
This parcel of land, being that part of the South 400 feet of the
North 46'80 feet of Section 21, Township 46 South, Range 43 East, lying
between State ROad AIA and the waters of the Atlantic Ocean, was pur-
chased by the City in January, 1966, for possible recreational area
and facilities pertaining thereto.
Council may accept this high bid or reject all bids. Should Coun-
cil accept the high bid, the bidder shall, within 90 days from such
acceptance, provide for payment, in.cash, of the balance thereof, ..
namely $427,500."
Mr. Jurney moved that the bid of Mr. Jack Parker, in the amount of
$475,000. for .the purchase of said City property located on South
Ocean Boulevard, be accepted subject to the execution of a satisfac-
tory agreement for sale and purchase with the City furnishing an ab-
stract and the purchaser providing documentary stamps, surtax and re-
cording expenses~ further, that the appropriate officials be author-
ized to execute such an agreement. The motion was secondedbyMr.
Merritt.
City Clerk worthing read the minutes of a meeting of the Planning
&'zoning Board, held?on December 7~th, t968, at which time they passed
a motion that said Board emphasize to Council the planning responsi-
bilities of the Board as set forth in the Code of Ordinances in Chap-
ter 20, and setting forth the reasons the Planning Board favors re-
tention of said property.
(Copy of said minutes are attached to the official copy of these
minutes.) See pages 230-C-D.
During discussion,;-Mr. Nathan Sharp spoke favoring the sale of said
property, and Mrs. Dorothy~ontgomery, Mr. John Banting and Rev. S.
Taylor spoke in opposition to the sale of the property, and a letter
was read from Mr. Gary L. Gooder opposing the sale.
Upon call of ro11, Mr. Jurney, Mr. Merritt, Mr. Wilson and Mr.
Youngblood voted in favor, of the motion, and Mayor Saunders was opposed,
~c. The City Manager reported as follo.ws concerning a proposed Christ~:
mas Bonus for City'employees: "For the past many years, the City Coun-
cil has voted a Christmas bonus to all regular City employees. The
following formula for computing individual bonuses is recommended:
SALARIED EMPLOY~ES_~ 9.2% of monthly salary plus a computed amount
for income tax and social security. Thi~.pro-
rides a net amount equivalent to two days'i pay
for all salaried employees wo.~king five days
per week.
HgURLY.EMPL.~YEES: Two days at regular hourly rate plus a computed
amount for income tax and social security.
This formula is subject to regular employees with the City less than
90 days from December 31, 1968, to receive a prorated bonus with min-
imum amount fixed at $15.00..
Part-time and temporary employees - $15.00.
Subject to Council approval, a .transfer should be made from the
General Fund Contingency account to the,Christmas Bonus account 910-
503-490 in the amount of ~10,600.00 and from the Water andSewer Fund
Contingency account to 915-503-490 in the amount of $1,556.00."
The Chr~etmas bonus for City employees was .unanimously approved as
stipulated, on motion by Mr. Youngbl0od and seconded by Mr. Wilson,
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&~.d. The City Manager said that relative to parking facilities on the
Ben A~re property, as indicated :on the drawings presented to Coun~'il,
At may be the pleasure of Council to accomplish such desired improve-
me. nt in three steps, and this could be provided, one step at a time,
in sequence, or all simultaneously, as determined, the following being
the estimated cost for each ~tep: ..
Step 1 35 Cars $3,400.
Step 2 52 Cars $5,450.
Step 3 97 Cars $9,890.
Purther, this is the parking facilities as recommended by the Ad-
ministration, and any of these steps that may meet the pleasure of
Council would be coupled with the proposed landscaping, which plans
have been altered some since the last Council meeting, and the ap-
proximate cost for same lowered. It is recommended that this matter
be deferred for future discussion and further analysis, to determine
the total cost. involved.
Mr. Jurney moved that work on the park area commence immediately
with a meeting later to discuss the parking area, and the money to
cover cost of same to come from the same. bond issue from which the
property was purchased-. The motion was seconded by Mr. Wilson and
upon Call of ro11, Mr. Jurney, Mr. Merritt, Mr. Wilson and Mr.
Youngblood voted in favor :of the motion and .Mayor Saunders was
opposed.
7.a.. City Clerk Worthi~g informed Council that a petition has been
reCeiVed 'from the' owner of Lots 9, '1'0"; the North 25 ~et~-of.' Lot. '8 a-nd
the Sblith '35 ]'33 feet of 'L~t 11', Seabreeze- park, requesting` Clmng'e-' of
zon~ing, cla~'sif'ic~tion from 'R, 1AA to c~'i;~'further, counci, l'- may
this petition 'or refer same t0~' th~ Plann'~ing & 'Zoning Board. for a"pub-
i'~c he'.ari~g.~to be hel~ thereon, to.be followed by the' Board's' recom~'
mendation concern'ing such'~ rezoning of said lands.
Sa'id 'Petition was unanimously referred to the .Planning and Zoning
Board, on motion by Mr. Wilson and seconded by Mr. Youngblood.
7.b. Rega~ ~ng a petition ~or annexat'ion, the City Clerk informed
Counc~il that' Mr.' JOseph H. Gwynn has requested annexation of a tract
of land 'lying adjacent to' the north of the spady Elementary SchoOl,
which'tract contains approximatelY. 1% acre's of land on. which are 12
.apalrtments, the !and extendi~g from N. W.~ 4th 'Street to' Lake' Ida' Road.
Further, "it is recommended that this petition be referred to'the Plan-
ning ~ zoning Board' ~or review, particular1Y as ~to .the' requested zon-
ing thereof, and' for recommendation to Council as a result of 'the'
Board' s findings.
Said ite~ was unanimously referred to the Planning & Zoning Board,
as' re'co.mmeilde.d-, on motion by Mr. Jurney and seconded by Mr, Merritt.
?.c. The"City Clerk' read the following letter of resignation from Mr.
James H. Scheifley, dated December 4, 1968.'
.'!'In View.Of my election 'to: the iCity Council, I he=,by ~'
· submit...my, resignation ~f~rom ~the PI'arming and Zg, ing iBoa'rd,
effective at your convenience0 but .no~ later, than December'
I' w-a~t to take .thi~.. opport~,ity tO .thank 'the iCity Council
for. the privilege of' allowing me to serve the City as a mem-
ber of the Board. At the .same time I~wish to state that it
was a pleastt~e to Serve with six fine men who are so dedi-
cated.' and selfless in the many hours they .devote each month
.to the public welfare.,
Mr. wilson moved that the reSig~at'ion Of' Mr. Scheifley be ac~e~ted,
with an expression of appreciation for his fine work in beha~lf '6'£" the
CitY, tt{e .moti-~n being seconded by
%r~ Jurney .and ~nanimous'lY carried.
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¥.d. The City Clerk. i~formed Council that .St.-Vincent's Catholic Youth
Organization. of 'De'~'ray Beach petitions, for' use of the gymnasium in the
Community Center for .Saturday evening, December. 14th, from 7: 00 to
11:00 P.M. for.the purpose of holding a teenage dance, proceeds from
which will be used .to augment other funds to provide recreational
facilities for the Youth Organization; further, such usage of the
gymnasium has been determined not in conflict with any Center program-
ming, and with the approval of the Recreation Director, it 'is recom-
mended that the request be granted.
Said request was unanimously granted, on motion by Mr. Youngblood
and seconded by Mr. Wilson.
7.e. 'The City Clerk informed Council of a request-for rezoning of
that part of Lot 4 lying between the center line of a northerly 'pro-
jection of N. E. 7th Avenue and the west right-of-way line of N.
8th Avenue, in Model Land Company's subdivision of Section 9-46-43,
from R-2 to RM-1; further, Council may deny this petition or refer
same to the Planning and Zoning Board for a public hearing to be held
thereon, to be followed by the Board's recommendation relative to such
requested classification change.
Said request for rezoning was unanimously referred to the Planning
and Zoning Board, on motion by Mr. Merritt 'and seconded by Mr. Wilson~,
8.a. City Clerk Worthing presented ORDINANCE NO. 31-68.
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF DELRAY
BEACH, FLORIDA, AMENDING SECTION ~ 26-1, CHAPTER 26, CODE
OF ORDINANCES OF THIS CITY RELATING TO RATES
PASSENGERS BY ~TAXICABS OR OTHER MOTOR V~HICLES TRANSPORT-
ING PASSENGERS FOR COMPENSATION. WITHIN THIS CITY.
(Copy of Ordinance No. 31-68 is attached to the official copy of these
minutes.) See page 230-E.
There being no objection to Ordinance NO. 31-68, said Ordinance was
unanimously passed and adopted on this second and final reading,
motion by Mr. YOungblood and seconded by Mr. Merritt.
8.b. The City Clerk presented ORDINANCE NO. 30-68.
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF DELRAY
BEACH, FLORIDA, AMENDING CHAPTER 27 OF THE CODE OF ORDI-
NANCES OF THIS CITY BY ADDING A SECTION ESTABLISHING
SEWER CONNECTION CHARGES.
Ordinance No. 30-68 was unanimously placed on first reading, on
motion by Mr. Wilson and seconded by Mr. Youngblood.
8.c. The City Clerk presented ORDINANCE NO. 32-68~
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF. DELRAY
BEACH, FLORIDA, ANNEXING' TO THE CITY OF DELRAY BEACH,
LOT 50 DELRAY BEACH SHORES, WHICH LAND IS CONTIGUOUS
TO EXISTING MUNICIPAL LIMITS OF SAID CITY; REDEFINING
THE BOUNDARIES OF SAID CITY TO INCLUDE SAID LAND; PRO-
VIDING FOR THE RIGHTS AND OBLIGATIONS OF SAID LAND;
AND PROVIDING FOR THE ZONING THEREOF. '
. 1001 Brooks Lane
Ordinance No. 32-68 was unanimously placed on first reading, on
motion by Mr. Merritt and seconded by Mr. Jurney.
8.d. The City Clerk presented ORDINANCE NO. 33-68.
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CiTY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF DELRAY
BEACH, FLORIDA, ANNEXING TO THE CITY OF DELRAY BEACH
CERTAIN 'LAND LOCATED IN SECTION 21, TOWNSHIP 46 SOUTH,
RANGE 43 EAST, W~CH ~J~ND IS CONTIGUOUS TO EXISTING
~nT~3TOTDaT. T.TMT~ OF ~A'ID CITY~ REDEFINXNG THE BOUNDARIES
OF SAID 'CITY TO INCLUDE SA~D LA~D~ PROVIDING ,~OR THE
RIGHTS AND OBLIGATIONS OF SAID L~ND~ AND PROVIDING
FOR THE ZONING THEREOF.
1413 South Ocean Boulevard
The City Clerk said the Planning an~ Zoning Board .w~ll consider
this petition and submit its recommendation thereon at the next Coun-
cil meeting at which.time Ordinance No..33-68 will be submitted to
Council for final reading.
ordinance No. 33-68 was unanimously placed on first reading, on
motion by Mr. Wilson and seconded by Mr. Jurney.
9.a. City Clerk Worthing reported that the Delray Beach Publlc Librar-
y's request to solicit, by mail only, funds for its capital improve-
ments expenses, was referred by Council at its last regular meeting
to the 'Solicitations Committee, which recommends as follows:
"We are happy to advise that the Solicitations Committee
recommends approval of the request to solicit by mail made
'by the Delray Beach Public Library with the suggestion that
a card indicating income and expenses derived from the soli-
citation last year be enclosed with the. mailing."
Mr. Merritt moved to approve the' Library's request to solicit sub-
ject to the recommendation of the Solicitations Committee, the motion
being seconded bY Mr. Youngblood and unanimously carried.
9.b. conCe~ni~V'~i ~anning and zoning.. Board ~pbrt, the: City Clerk
reported that a potitton, dated January 2, 1968, for reclassification
of Lots.26, 2'7, 28 and 29, also Lots''l through9 in=I~Sive,' in Replat
of B~eezy Ridge'Estates, ref~erred by'CoUncil to th~ PlaShing ~fi~ Zon-
ing Board for public hearing and review; has' been"~ela[ed in-being-
fin&llY acted, up°n ~ue to i11n~ss'of the p'~itioner~' furth~r,-th~-
Board and petitioner w~re never able to finalize satisfactory replat-
ting' of the sUbjeCt property, and"°n"Oct6b~r'lS'th',-the Planning BOard
again reviewed the~issue and rec0mmend~deni'a~:'of the original peti-
tion.
Mr. Wilson moved, to sustain'-the reCo~mendation of'the planning·
Board and' deny said pet£tion, the motion'being sec°ndedbyMr,
Merritt and unanimously carried.
10.a. Mrs. John Gill, who appeared before Council at its last regular
meeting'~once~rning the nuisance of hav~ng tO Clean '%h~"lawns of he~
home and apartment of the ~eposits left.by'dogs when they were being
walked by their owners, Sai~ she had obtained a copy bE some of the
city 'Ordinances, and suggested some changes to ordinance
concerning l£tter, which she believes'may give better control over
dogs and other animals.
Mr. Merr~t~ moved that this .item be refer=ed to-the City Adminis-
tration ~nd that the~'Administration, along'With the City Attorney, see
if they can come up with an ordinance 'that can .be enforced, that will
be legal~ and. help .s.olVe~ thins problem.. The::mo'tion was..seconded by Mr.
Jurney and ~arried' unanimouSIy.
10.a. Mrl S,:Taylor mentioned the'~eS~gnation'°f'.Mr~'~'James.'E.~
ScheifleY from the' Planning:and zOn~n~:'Board,.?.and~.suggested that a
Negro be considered to fill that va~a~cyonsa~'B~ard;
Mayor saunders reported that a Negro Would"be c0ns..~dered to
~hat vacancy
10.a. Mr. John SWord of Breezy Ridge Estates ComPlained ~f' the 'speed
and. noise of the Terminal TranSport Compan~ trucks on.Wes~.A~lgntic
Avenue. He als° complak'ne~ of the. n~ise of train~.coming through
town, andJask~d if such' excessive nOis~ can be-stopped,
Mayor 'Saunders asked 'that the Cit~ Manager refer'..this item tO the
Police Department in an effort to get said noise
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10.a. 'Mr. Kenneth Jacobson, a..member of the-Planning, and:Zoning Board,
asked that Council Consider Mr. Scheifley's service to the.city as a
member of the PlanningBoard by some form of letter of appreciation.
Mayor Saunders' assured Mr. Jacobson that a Certificate of Appreci-
ation would be prepared for Mr. Scheifley.
10.b. Mayor Saunders.reported this item would not be Considered to-
night.
10.x. City Manager Gatchel read the following letter from Novo Invest-
ment Corp., signed by Ralph D. Priesmeyer, Vice President, dated De-
cember 6, 1968:
· "Last January we proposedthat CasUarina Road be widened
from Venetian DriVe west to the entrance of our Seagate Manor
development. A traffic study was made by the city, but no
action has.been taken on this improvement.. .....
With Seagate Manor nearing completion we are ready to start
our finished grading and paving. We have Mr. Fleming's apprOv-
al to proceed with the paving of the city right-of-way to the
seawall from our entrance eastward to the end of the seawall.
We would like to renew our offer to widen Casuarina Road from
this point on to Venetian Drive at our expense, since.we are
convinced that a problem will be created if this,is not done.
We would like to expand our offer to include the regrading and
grassing along the south line of Col. Balliet's property,.and
any costs that maybe entailed in moving his sign - so as to
minimize the aggravation that.this change may cause him. We
feel thatthis work can best be done while our equipment is
here. Our paving work will be completed during the~last two
weeks in December.
Our only interest in this matter is the completion of Seagate
Manor in such a fashion that it will be an asset t9 Delray Beach.
Therewill be no'sales advantage to us with this improvement
since Seagate Manor is completely sold.
We hope that you will consider this matter at an early date
and.. favor us with an order to proceed with. the work."
There was lengthy discussion on this item, and Mayor Saunders asked
that the City Manager schedule a workshop meeting on same. The City
Manager said the meeting would need to be early next week as any ap-
proval on part of Council would need to be incorporated with the paving
work that would be accomplished there by the NovoInvestment Corpora-
tion.
10.x. City Clerk Worthing reported that the item of a request for re-
zoning of Lots 14 and 15, in Replat of part of Block 1-, ~del Land
Company's Subdivision of the west half of Section. 21-46~43, would be
on the agenda of the next regular meeting.
10,x. City Clerk Worthing informed Council that the Trinity Evangeli-
cal Lutheran Church and School of Delray Beach have placed their prop-
erty, Lots 1, 2, 3 and 4, Block 108, on the market; further, this
property lies on the southeast corner of the intersection of N. E. 5th
Avenue with 1st Street, is 125 feet.by 256 feet in size, and is
presently listed with the Real Estate Listing Bureau at $115,000.00.
Mr. Merritt moved that this item be referred to the Traffic and
Parking Committee for study and recommendation, the motion being sec-
onded by Mr. Jurney and unanimously carried.
10.x. Mr. Merritt, Chairman of the Building Committee for the Law
Enforcement Complex, reported that the building site had been cleared,
the footers are being dug, the batter-boards are up, and work is pro-
gressing on said Law, Enforcement Complex.
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hO.c.. City Clerk Worthing presented. Bills for Approval as follows:
General Fund $ 269,684.13
Water Operating .& Maintenance Fund 7,052.79
Water-Revenue'Fund 22,295.69
SpeciaI'ASse's~ment Fund 443.00
Refundable Deposits Fund 4,362.05
Cemetery Perpetual Care Fund 1,301.25
Utilities Tax Revenue Fund 1,550.00
Utilities Tax Certificates, Principal &
Interest Redemption Fund 9,000.00
Cigarette Tax Fund 7,522.00
The bills were unanimously ordered paid, on motion by Mr. Merritt
and seconded by Mr. Jurney.
The meeting adjourned at 9:50 P.M.
City Clerk
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MAYOR
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230-A
PROPERTIES IN VI(~ATION OF ORDINANCE NO. G-147
AND SECTIONS 15-3-and 15~4 OF THE CITY CODE.
CITY
OWNER AND.. ADDRE~ PROPERTY DESCRIPTION CODE
1. !della Romer Vacant part-of North 58 feet 15-3
134 S. W. 5th Avenue of South 214 feet-of Bast &
Delray Beach, Florida 33444 135 feet of South half of 15-4
Block.22. (15) (134 S. W. 5th Ave.)
2. ~oseph j. & Dorothy DiMarzio Vacant part of Lot 14, 15-3
116 $. E. 30th Avenue Block 4,.Odmanns. &
Boynton Beach, Florida 33435 (22'24-S. W. 13th Avenue) 15-4
3. Fel!ce P. Ledbetter Vacant part.of Lot 16, 15-3
807 Ocean Inlet Drive Block 2, Priest's Addition to
Coquina Cove Atlantic Park Gardens. 15-4
Boynton BeaCh, Florida 33435 (114-116 S. W. 14th Avenue)
4. Estella B. Robinson . Vacant part of Lot 3, 15-4
(Life Estate) Paradise Heights.
310 N. W. 6th Avenue (310 N. W. 6th Avenue)
Delray Beach, Florida 3344.4
Herbert Woodside
218 N. W. 7~h AVenue
Delray Beach, Florida 33444
5. Charle~"Patrick, Jr. vacant part of Lots 1 & 2, 15-4
400 N. W. 2nd Street Paradise Heights.
Delray Beach, Florida 33444 (302-306 N. W. 6th Avenue)
6. Asbery & Ouella Holley Lot 12, Block B, Tourist 15-3
2236 N. W. 20th Street Nook.
Ft. Lau~erdale, Florida 33311 (213 N. W. 9th Avenue) 15-4
7. Am'elia Ganson Vacant part of Lot 10, 15-4
P. O. Box 2169 Block 124.
Delray Beach, Flor!da 33444 (701 E. Atlantic Avenue)
8. Ottie F..Gentry Vacant part of. Lot 24, 15-4
P. O. Box 1214 Block 11, Dell' Park.
Delray Beach,'FlOriaa 33444 (109 N. E. 8th Street)
9. Norma spells " East. 135 feet of North % of 15-4
1323.Prospect Street South % of Block'll less
DelraY BeaCh, Florida 33444 SoUth 50 feet. (16)
(116 N. W. 6th Avenue)
10. DOrothy S. Wimberly Lot 5, Nichols First Addition. 15-4
398 N. E. 24th CoUrt (105 S. W. 7th Street)
Boca Raton, Florida 33432
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230-B
Page 2. Nuisance L~st.
.Violations 15-3 and 15-4 as concerns this report are as follows:
1. 15-3 - Debris
15-4'- High weeds and undergrowth
2. 15-3 - Garden trash and debris'
15-4 - High weeds and undergroWth
3. 15-3 - Garden trash and debris ~'~
15-4 - High weeds and undergrowth
4. 15-4 - High weeds and Undergrowth
5, 15-4 - High weeds and undergrowth
6. 15-3 -~ Debris (Auto Parts)
15-4 - High weeds and undergrowth
7' '15-4 - High weeds and.undergrowth
8. 15-4- High weeds
9. 15-4 - High weeds and Un.growth
10. 15t4- High weeds
Submitted to the City Council by the City Manager on this
the 9th day of December, 1968.
~.~gtEo Ot,~' ?LANNI'NG & ZON];NG BOARD
.DECEMBER ?th., 1968
H()TEi~ DEL ~OL
MEMBEt~S ~'hESENT: Vice-Chairman Davis, Cook, Gent~ Jacobson,
~"~ole~ ~cn~.ifi~y~ Bob Abbott. (Chairman
W~olbright ~oted l~ absa
Col. Poole moved, Mr. Cook seconded, that the motion made by
~ol. Poole and seconded by Mr. Cook at' ~he December ~tb
meeting.., regarding a letter to council against sale of the
'i~.S 0 U ' ' -
.: th Beadh" be withdrawn. Motion Passed unanimously
Col. POO!e moved, Mr.. Cook seconded', that the Planning &
'~' ZOning Board emphas'z
~.,e to the City Council the planning
~ responsibilities of-the Board as set forth in the Delray
Beach Code of Ordinances, Chapter 20, Sections 20-il' and
~ ~-12, quoted be!ow,: setting forth' the reasons that the
~.~' Planning Board favors retention of the property kno~ as
"South Beach" and re6ommending that the "SOuth Beach" be
retained. :'~
Section 20-11~ In the preparation of the Plan provided for
ih Section 20-9, the planning 'board shall make areful and
c~mprehensive surveys an~ studies of present conc]itions and
future growth of the municipality, with due regard, to its relatiOn
with neighboring territory. The plan shall be made with the~,
genera]. Purpose of guiding and accomploshing a. coordinated
adJustgd and harmonious development of the city, and its'
environs, which will in accordance with present and future
nee~:~ best promote in view of the board, health safety
morals, order, convenience f'ecreati '
, - onal facilities, Prosperity
and general welfare., as well as efficiency and economy in
the process of development, including, among other things,
adequate Provision for traffic, the promotion of safety
from fire, and other dangers, adequate 'provision for
light and air, the promotion of the healthful and. convenient
natural cultural and aesthetic values adapted to or suitable
for park and playground, sites, etc., in and around the city,
the promotion of good civic design and arrangement, wise
and eff~.cient e~penditure of public funds and the adequate
provision of Public utilities, and other public requirements.
Section 20-12: Before the submission of any Pla~, or Part
~nereof, or any amendment, e~tension or addition to the city
council for its approval or rejection, the i~lanning board
sh~ . .
bo~ ~a~a~_o~e Pub~.mc hearir)g thereon. The ol~~
~ ,,~ u~e power to promote' ub]i
und. erstandin~ of ~*~ ~:~- ~ : ,. P . c interest in and
~..~:~ ' ~ ..... ~z~s, ado to that and (sub ect to
~=m~*au~ons on e ' . J its
.xPent~ ~ture s a ·
sections) may n,,~-~-d' .... ';. ~ P~o~ided oy the oreceS~
any reoort 2~~.o9_T{m a. zs~?ioute ~'op~es
publicity and edu~;{*~ ~Y r~cQ ot~eE legitimate means of
' ~u~.~ ~S ~.~ ~ay GeEe~l~e,
The reasons for the motion are as follows:
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1) General recognition of need for additional recreational areas.
2) Detailed studies have 'been made of the future of th'e area
East~ of the Ir~tracoastal Waterway which indicate the traffic
d. emanfJ, s due to the tremendous, increase in res~,.dential
po pulat i on.
3) The South East 1.2th Street bridge will make the "South Beach"
area a focal point and will serve the needs of the people
in that &rea and also. Tropic Isle, Tropic Palms and She~.ood
Pa rk.
~) ]laving the "South~ Beach" w'it! relieve the North-South flow
of traffic and help relieve the parking situation at the
main publ.t.c'beach area.
5) Potentially the "South Beach" will serve over 8,000 persons
within walking Uistance at present maximum development, or
over 6,000 persons with planned decreased density.
To the motion, i~fessrs. Cook, Da.vis, J'acobson, Poole and ~foolbrlght
voted "yes". Mr. Scheifiey abstained on the ba&is that the sale
should be subject to a referendum. Mr. Gent abstained because he
felt such action, was inmappropriate' and political at the present
time, Motion Passed..
The Board. stated that action had been delayed on this subject
as the South bridge had not been incepted at the time of the
beach purchase, but now the Planning & Zoning Board asks that
City Council defer action at this time and extend the courtesy
to the Board to present the above facts to the people of the
City of Delray Beach through a public hearing,
Respectfully.._... submitted,
Andrew M. Gent
Sec ret ary
ORD'r~NC~ NO.. 30-68.
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY
OF DELRAY: BEACH, FLORIDA, AHENDING CHAPTER 27'
OF THE CODE OF ORDINANCES OF THIS CITY .BY ADD-
ING A SECTION ESTABLISHING SEWER CONNECTION
CHARGES FOR ALL PERSONS, FIRMS, AND CORPORA~
TIONS CONNECTING TO THE MUNICipAL SANITARY
SEWER SYSTEM' AFTER MARCH 31, 1969
'~," 'BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF TH~ CI~ OF DELRAY
F~,ORIDA, AS FOLLOWS.'
BEACH,
Sectio 1. That Chapter 27 of the Code of )s of Delray
Beach, is hereby amended by adding a section therein as
follows:
"ARTICLE Sanitary Sewerage
SeCtion 27-28. Sewer Connection .
In addition to rates set in Section 27-28,
there is hereby ,lished a connection charge
for each connection the Cit sewage collection sys-
tem which shall be ha. on of pipe as follows:
4 inch $150.00
6 inch $200.00
8 inch $250.00
10 inch $300.00
12 inch and over $350.00
Such connection chart be paid to. the City at the
time of obtaining a for :ai~ connection and shall
be in addition to the termit The size of said connec-
tion shall be determ; )d by the Inspeutor in ac-
cordance with Chapter 21 of the The cotmection charge
herein levied shall applicable all sanitary sewer con-
nections made in City after Ma 31, 1969. Provide.a,
however, if any , firm or cot tion obtains a con-
ne=tion p~rmit, pr to said date, bu. is u~able to complete
the connection said deadline, no charge shall
be made during life of said permit ch Shall be thirty
(30) days. Sa: connection fee shall be y appli-
cable to any hereafter made .~ that portion of
the City sani sewer system known as Sodktheast Interceptor
a Force Main
nance or any thereof, or any paragraph, sen~nce or word be
declared by a of Competent jurisdiction to be i~valid, such de-
cision shall affect the validity of the re~ainder'~ereof as a
whole or hereof, other than the part declared '~o be invalid·
3. That all ordinances or parts of ordinanCQs in con-
flict herl be and the same are hereby repealed.
:d on second and final reading in regular session 40 this the
City Clerk
First Reading - , ........... im~COnd Reading ,, : __ : ........ :
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ORDINANCE' NO. 31-68.
AN ORD~'NANCE OF THE CITY~ COUNCIL OF ~T~E
CITY 'OF DELRAY BEACH, FLOR.IDA, AME~ING
SECTION 26-1, CHAPTER 26, CODE OF ORDI-
NANCES OF THIS CITY RELATING TO RATES
CHARGED PASSENGERS BY TAXICABS OR' OTHER
MOTOR VEHICLES TRANSPORTING PASSENGERS
FOR COMPENSATION~WITHIN THIS CITY.
NOW, BE IT ORDAINEDBY~THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF DELRAY
BEACH, FLORIDA, AS FOLLOWS:
Section 26-1, Chapter 26, Code of Ordinances of this City, be,
and the same is hereby amended to read as follows:
"Section 26-1 Rates Charged Passengers
Taxicabs or other motor vehicles transporting
passengers for compensation within the city, except
motor buses or other motor vehicles operated on regular
schedule routes under or pursuant to certificates of
public convenience and necessity, issued by the Public-
Service Commission of the State of Florida, shall charge
not in excess of the following amounts for transporta-
tion services:
(a) FOr carrying one or two passengers, the
following amounts:
First mile or fraction thereof $.50
Each additional half mile or fraction thereof $.25
(b) For carrying one or two passengers on
depot trips=
First mile or fraction thereof $.75
Each additional half mile or fraction thereof $.25
(c) For carrying each passenger over two
trip $'.25
(d) Each passenger Shall be allowed one item
of hand luggage without additional Charge, but each
item in excess of one item per passenger shall be
charged for at the rate of twenty-five ($.25) cents
per item."
Passed on second and final reading in regular session on this
the 9th 4ay of December , 1968.
MAYOR
ATTE ST:
/S/ R,. D..W0r. thing
City Clerk
First Reading . ,N.ovembe~r .25. 1968.._