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JUNE 13, 1966.
A regular meeting of the City Council of Delray Beach was held in
the Council Chambers at 8:00 P.M., with Mayor Al. Co Avery in the
Chair, City Manager DavidM. Gatchel, City Attorn'ey John-Ross Adams,
and Councilmen J. LeRoy Croft, James H. Jurney, Jack L. Saunders and
George Talbot, Jr. being present.
1. An opening prayer was delivered b~ath,r John-Skeh~n.- ~'
1.a. The Pledge of Allegiance to[the Flag df~the United"States of
America was given.
Mayor Av~Yy introduced Mr. Fran~'McCoy, Vice-Ma~or of ~oynton Beach,
2. Theminu%es of' the ~egular Council meeting of May 23rd, 1966 were
unanimously approved; on motion by Mr. Croft and seconded by Mr.
Jurney.'
Mayor Avery welcomed Councilman George Talbot, Jr. back-to Council
following an illness.
3. Mr. Joseph Ellis, 1603 Germantown Road, asked that the Council con-
sider placing at least two ramps at the beach, in addition to steps,
for the convenience of the public. ~
This item was referred to the City Manager for-a feasibility study
and recommendation.
4. Mr. Croft read the Beautification Committee meeting minutes of Ju~e
1, 1966.-
. Concerning Item 1, Mr. Saunders moved to add this year's Chairman
of the Garden Club's Presidents' Parley, Mrs. John ~.. Bordeman, to the
Beautification Committee. The motion was seconded by M~.. Talbot and
carried unanimously.
Concerning item 7 regardin~ the unsightly appearande of a building
on N. E. 5th Avenue, Mr. Croft moved that the City Manager be instruct-
ed to investigate this and make recommendations to the Council concern-
ing same. The motion was seconded by Mr. Talbot and carried unani-
mously.
Concerning Item 8 regarding the West Atlantic Avenue entrance sign,
City Manager Gatchel informed Council that had been taken care of.
Concerning Item 9 regarding "No Dogs Allowed" sign at Knowles Park,
Mr. Croft moved that this item be referred to the City Manager'for his
investigation and recommendation, the motion being seconded by Mr.
SaonSers and unanimously carried.
4.a. A roll call showed the f°llowing Civic Organizations and repre-
sentatives to be in attendance=
Breezy Ridge Estates Mr. John Sword
Beach Taxpayers League, Inc. Mr. J. Watson Dunbar
Seagrape Garden Club Mrs. James L. Bowen
V. F.W. C01. Clarence Bingham
Delray Beach Recreation Club Mr. C. W. Rice
5. Mayor Avery read a PROCLAMATION proclaiming the week of June 12th
through 18th, 1966~ as NATIONAL FLAG WEEK, and urged all citizens,
businessmen and civic organizations to recognize this special week
with suitable programs and ceremonies, and by displaying the Flag of
these United States of America.
Mayor Avery reminded the Council and public that June 14th is FLAG
DAY, and announced that the Elks Club will have a public meeting that
evening and present a very impressive Ceremony of the Flags.
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5.a. Mr. ~rneY said that he had redeived segeral Complaints regard-
ing the appearance of the sidewalks on Atlahtic Avenue where they were
discolored by bubble gum, etc. Further, that he had scraped s~me of
the material off of the sidewalk and he and the George boys had been
doing some analyzing of same, and that he thinks some of
on the sidewalks is paraffin from overhead Wires. Mr.
that the City Manager check into this situation and see ~
walks can be cleaned.
5.a. Mr. Jurney read the following Beach Revetment Construction Re-
port for the. week ending Friday, June 10, 1966, from City Engineer
Fleming to the City Manager:
"Project Starting Date - May 14, 1966
Scheduled Completion Date - August 11, 1966
Lapsed Time to Date of This Report - 28 Days or 31.1% of Total Time
As.of the date of this report, the return wall at the northerly
end, or Station 7 + 50, has been constructed and capped= approxi-
mately 98% of the concrete panels for the toe wall have been pre-
cast, approximately 14.6% of the waffle sections have been pre-
cast, 100 H-pile sections have been driven, although not to com-
plete depth, 'and 13 toe wall slabs from the northerly return
wall haVe been'jetted down to grade.
The above' described work, in accordance with my rough estimate,
represents not mo~e than 11% of the total work to be performed.
As noted above, 31.1% of the contract time has now lapsed.
Recognizing the fact that heavy weather and the hurricane alert
of the current week has caused some loss of working time, the
overall effort required to complete-this job in the prescribed
time is'still grossly lacking. Repeated promises of additional
work crews have failed to materialize.
It i$ my suggestion ~hat the owner immediately set up a top-
level meeting between the consulting engineer, the owner and
the contractor With ~egard to the owner exercising his privi-
leges as defined in Article 45 and 55 under the general con-
ditions of the Contract."
C~tyManager Gatchel informed Council that he had talked today with
Mr. Tyson, E~gineer for Dickerson, Inc., and that Mr. Tyson is present
tonight and'.that a'representative of the Murphy ConstruCtion Company
is also Present. The City Manager asked to.hear from Mr. Tyson as to
his plans'for the inadequacy as described in the report of the city
Engineer.
Mr, Tyson informed Council that the~e has'been considerable loss of
time due to abnormal weather but they had increased their crews and
plan to put additional crews on as can be utilized. Further, on 'the
pre-cast items,-most of the slabs for the toe wall haVe been 'cast,
also quite a percentage of the waffle blocks have been cast, and that
Mr. Murphy plans to put on another pile driving crew f6r the toe wall
this week. Mr. Tyson'~aid that he would be happy to meet with Mr.
Kelley of Glace Engineering Corporation and council in said top-level
meeting, at the convenience of the Council.
Mayor Avery directed City Manager Gatchel to schedule said top-
level meeting with the EngineerW and any. of the Council that can be
present, but that the meeting should not be held up'because of the
ability, of Councilmeh to attend said meetinga~' he felt such a meeting
is very important at this time.
5.a. Mr. Ta.~bet said that he is very much disappointed in the way the
Beach Rehabilitation Program has progressed and feels it is the re
sponsibilityof the Glace Engineering Company and that they should be
infox~ed they cannot set inst. ~et~rsburg and do a beach rehabilita-
tion program in D~ay Be~c~1%; further, that he is in favor of the top-
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Mr. Talbot said. that he is:in accord with the recommendations of.the ~
City.Engineer 'aDd cOmmended him fgr thegood job heis dOing, on this in-~
spection.
5.a. Mayor Avery said tha%he had asked that the following resolution
concerning the war in Viet Nam be prepared: ~
RESOLUTION NO. 27-66.' .~ "
A RESOLUTION OF. ~HE' CITY COUNCIL OF. THE CITY OF DELRAY
BEACH, FLORIDA,~ U~GING ACTIVE .STEPS BE' TARN TO EFFECT-
EARLY CONCLUSION OF THE WAR IN VIETNAM.
(Copy of Resolution No~' 27-66 iS attached to'~he 0fficial copy of-these
minutes.) See page 132-D. . .
ReSolution No. 27-66 was unanimously passed and adopted on this
first and final reading, on motion by Mr. Talbot and seconded by Mr.
Jurney.
6.a. City Manager Gatchel informed c6Uncil that in compliance 'with
Chapter 8 of the City's Code of Ordinances, a detailed survey report
accompanied the agenda, identifying certain portions of sea walls to
be in violation of regulations set forth in said Chapter, a~determined
by the City Engineer; further, that if Council does not desire any fur= ·
ther information relative thereto, the City Clerk ~bould be directed to
comply, with.saidChapter. 8 ofthe Code, as applicable to this report,
in order to provide fOr abatement of. the nuisances determined .to exist,
as reflected therein. The City Manager pointed out that this is the
first major app!~c~tion of'chapter 8 of the Code as deals.with mainten-
ance of sea walls S~nce that Ordinance was'adopted.
Mr. Jurney moved that the City Clerk be directed to complY with
Chapter 8 of the Code as applicable to this report, the motion being
seconded by Mr. Saunders and unanimously carried. Copy of .~Y list
attached to official espy of minutesl See Pages 132-~-132-C.
6.b. City.Manager Gatchel.informed Council that on June 14, 1965, they
authorized Russell & Axon, the City's Consulting Engineers,.to design
and prepare specifications for a water treatment plant:.further,, it is
recommended that Council 'defer consideration of said plans until such
time as they have thoroughly reviewed both plans and specifications,
and held at least one workshop meeting pertaining thereto, with the
City Manager, City Engineer and Russell &Axon representatives. The
City Manager.then introduced Mr. Walter Hayes of Russell &.Axon.
Mr. Hayes presented the City with two sets of plans and specifica-
tions of the water treatment plant for their review, and said that
Russell & Axon w0uld be pleased to meet with the Council, when request-
ed, to go ?vet said plans and specifications. Mr. Hayes remindedCoun-
cil of a workshop meeting several months ago at which'time there was
discussed, in general terms, the procedure'and general schemes to be
followed, Further: "We have not ma~e the pla~ elaborate. We have
provided space for the purposes inten~ded~ we have not made it a monu-
ment, but at the same time we have made it attractive~ durable and
utilitarian.' TheSpians are organized in such a manner that there is a
set of architectural sheets, structural, mechanical and electrical. I
believe that you will have no trouble in following them through. They
are divided into two contracts. One for the plant proper, the second
contract, the smaller one, for a raw water main '$rom the north well .
field to the plant, ~nd a transmission mai.n fpr finished water' back up
to the north plant reservoir which Will become aground, s~or&ge reser-
voir. The north and south plants will be turned~into unmanned pumping
stations which will be controlled from the new water.treatment plant..
The plans and specifi~ations will have to be presented to the state
Board of Health for their approval before any construction.begins. It
usUallycan be'anticipated tha~ three or four Weeks is necessary ~or
the State Boa.~d of~'Hea'lth t° review ~llthe plans and specifications.
They are ready to prpsent to the State Board of Health and,~with your
approval, we will immediately prepare the neceSsary &pPlicatlOn.~.and
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submi~t them to the State Board ~f.'H~a~th for their review and approval."
Mr. jurneymOved that Russell & Axon be instructed to proceed with
said presentation to the State Board of Health, the motion being sec-
onded by"Mr. Saunders and ~nantmously carried.
Mr. Hayes"continued: "The next thing,. ~o far as I can see, is for
you gentlemen to look the plans Over, or have your City Engineer do it,
or both, to let us know when you wish to meet in a workshop session
and go over them in detai%, and to_let us know..what we can do to as-
sist you in working 0ut~the d~tails.of fihaDcing."
City Manager'Gatchel'i~for~ed Council ~hat he and Finance Director
Weber had met with Mr. Stanley Ross of the'Piscal Agents recently and
that Mr. Ross is now preparing some background data as to what will be
aVa~'lable to the City as far as'financing abilities are concerned for
'this facility, and will be prepared to meet in joint session with Coun-
cil and the Engineersl The City Manager recommended that such a meet-
ing'be scheduled'as soon as pOsSible after, the first of JulY. It was
so moved' b~Mr. Jurney, seconded by Mr. Saunders and unanimously car=
tied.
Mayor Avery in~xoduced Mr. Cecil Spencer, Chief Inspector of Russell
& Axon.
6.c. Concerning a survey of parcels of l~nd' in violation of the Cit~
nuisance laws presented by the c!ty'Manage~ Mr. saunders moved that
the City Clerk be directed to proceed with'the enforcement of Chapter
15 of' the Code of O~d~nances. The motion was seconded by Mr. Croft
and ~a~=ie~ unanimously. (Copy of Nuisanc~'Violation Survey is attached
to ~he offlcial copy of these minutes.) See pa~es 13~-E-13~-F.
6.4. .The City Manage~ presented the following bids that have been
received for ~azing the improvements on the Florida East Coast Railway
Company's grounds, which comprises the lo~a~ station:
For demolition and removal of the station, loading platform and
small ~uildings located on the F.E.C. Railway Company's property
on S. E. ~rd Avenue, between tat and 2~d Streets:
Jay P. Callaway '' $ 8Q0.00
One,an Engineering $1,8~0.00.
City Manager Gatchel informed Council that the approval of the F.E.C.
Railway Company for razing of said buildings was contingent upon the
Railroad's final vacating of. the propertyand giving the City final
approval for demolition which had been anticipated soon after the first
of June, but ha~ not been received at this time,.
The City Manager recommended that the bid be ~warded to .Jay P.
Ca11~way .in the amount of $800.00, and that there is sufficient money
in the budget to take care of that expense. The City Manager also in-
formed Council that it had begn advertised_that the Contractor provide
a $100,000 - $300,000'insuranc9 policy to.hold the City and'the F.E.C.
Railway Company harnd~ss in~ch ~em01iti~ Proceedings.
Mr. Saunders~movedthat the low bid of ~gY P- Callaway be.9~pted
in the amount of $800.00 contingent upon ~ insurance and f~ ap-
proval of the F'. E.~ C1 Railway Company. ~e'm°t~o~was seconded by Mr.
Jurney and carried unanimously.
6.el Regarding the A~ult Re~eation Complex, City Manager Gatchel said
that a~'a 9eSult of racent c0U'~"c~l direct~e tha~ a redesign .and cost
study~e'~e£f&cted tO '~r~ng't~e'tota~ cost~6f aa, id c~mPlex within the
ava~iable~n~~d funds, he had the ~il°~ing progress report:
"There was ~ismleXpr~ssed a~ the last ~m&ee!ng we. had with the
architect a{l~"~0n~ractor that"thisconstrud%ion could be cut to within
the available budget.~ Since the last meeting there haS'been s great
deal of effort eapended in this ~egard and~ ~n our audience tonight is
Mr. Jacobsgn the Architect a~ Mr. Bill Hay~ the Contractor wi~h whom
weW~re de~ltng2 .u~fortuh%a~e/1F at ~his t~e the progress has ~o~ netted
the"aesired results. W!~..yg~rapp~oval, I.~would '~ike~to ca1% on Mr.
Hays who has done a' ~agnffi¢~ht job~ 'in 'a~t6mpting~s cut back.
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would like for him to tell you.of h.is status as of this afternQgn."
Mr. Hays explained his unsuccesSfu! attempts to bring his" ~ below
$80,000.
DUring lengthy discussion it was mentioned that cutting down on
the size of the building may be 'the only way to come within the allot-
ted fundsl It was also pointed out that a canopy of canvas or.wood
would cut down On-the cost of construction.
Mr. Jurney suggested that the $75,000 alloted for building and
$5,000 alIoted for furnishings be used for building purposes, and the
present facility furnishings be used in the new building, .t~6n at some
future date further furnishing of the buildihg could be wg..rked out.
Mayor Avery explained that it had been suggested that the building
cost be brought down to the $80,000 category as quickly as po£siblg.
It was so moved byMr. Jurney. The motionwas seconded by Mr. Sau~ders
and unanimously carried.
Mayor AveF~ recommended that'representati%es of Bowling on the. Green,
Senior Citiz~s~nd Shuffleboard Cl'~ub meet and c~me to an .~reement on
how said building cost could be sufficiently reduced.
Mr. James Cassel, President of the Shuffleboard Club, informed Coun-
cil that they have cabinets, stove, ~hairs, tables and complete awnings
over tke twelve present courts, and that their Club will work with
Council ~s far as they can.
7.~. City Clerk Worthing informed council of ~eceiving a. petition,
signed and submitted by eleven owners of property fronting on Swinton
Circle,'requesting Council consideration for street lights on Swinton
Circle, said properties reflecting a majority of those adjacent to
swinton Circle. Further, that it is recommended this petition be re-
ferred to the City Manager for survey of the need and estimate Of. cost
for such lighting as may be determined to be warranted. It was so
moved by Mr. Saunders, seconded by Mr. Croft and unanimously carried.
8.a. City Clerk Worthing presented RESOLUTION NO. 26h66.
A RESOLUTION OF TH~ CITY CO~7~CIL OF TH~ CITY OF DELRAY
BEACH, FLORIDA, AUTHORIZING THE CITY MANAGER TO PROCEED
WITH THE FILLING, GRADING AND PAVING OF THAT, ~ART OF
S. W. llth AVENUE LYING BETWEEN 2nd AND' 3rd STREETs.
(Copy of Resolution No..26-66 is attached to the official copy of these
minutes.) See pa~s
There being no objection'to Resolution No. '24h66 order~g such
street improvement, Resolution No. 26-66 was unanimously passed and
adopted on 'this first and final reading, on motion by Mr. Croft and
seconded by Mr. Saunders.
8.b. City Clerk Worthing presented ORDINANCE NO. 36-6~.
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY 0~ DELRAY
BEACH, FLORIDA, LICENSING AND REGULATING' THE B~SINES~
OF REPAIRiN6 MOTOR VEHICLES; AND PROVIDING P~NALTIES
FOR VIOLATION.
City Manager Gatchel explained that Junk cars on the streets or on
private property are pretty well covered in. the present ~rdinances,
but it was felt'that where motor vehicle repair shops a.re.concerned
there needed to be further legislation.
Drdinance No. $6-66 was unanimously placed.on ~irs~ reading, on
motion by Mr. Saunders and seconded by Mr. Jur~ey.
8.c. The City'Clerk 'presented ORDINANCE NO. 37-66.
AN EMERGBNCY ORDINANCE OF THE CITY COUNCIL OFf,THE CITY.
OF DELRAY BEACH, .FLORIDA~ A~NDING CHAPTER 22 _OF-THE
CODE OF ORBINANCES PERTAINING TO THE AUTHORITY OF
MUNICIPAL POLICE OFFICERS.
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(Copy of Ordinance No. 37-66 is attached to the official .copy of these
minutes.) See page 132-H.
City Attorney Adams explained that this ordinance is to assist and
aid the police officers in making arrests for traffic accidents~ fur-
ther that this ordinance was recommended by Police Chief Croft, Muni-
cipal Judge James Nowlin, and City ~ro~ecutor Charles Byron.
Emergency Ordinance No. 37-66 was ~nanimously passed and adopted on
this first and final rea~ing, on 'motion by Mr. Jurney and seconded by
Mr. Croft.
8.d. City Clerk Worthing presented ORDINANCE NO. 38-66.
AN F2~ERGENCY O~DINANCE OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY
OF DELRAY BEACH, FLORIDA, AMENDING CHAPTER 2S OF THE
CODE OF ORDINANCES PERTAINING TO TRAFFIC VIOLATIONS.
(Copy of Ordinance No. 38-66 is attached to the official copy of these
minut~s.~ See page 132,I.
City Attorney Adams explained that in this regard~ there was some
doubt as to whether the State Statutes applied to state highways
i~side' the City~ further, this ordinance also specifically gives the
police officers the authority to make arrests and investigations on
parking lots and quasi public parking lots.
Emergency Ordinance No. 38-66 was 'unanimously passed and adopted on
this first and f'inal reading, on motion by Mr. ~aunders and seconded
by Mr. JurneY.
8.e. The City Clerk presented ORDIEANCE NO. 39-66.
AN EMERGENCY ORDINANCE OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY
OF DELP4IY BEACH, FLORIDA, AMEN~IN~ CHAPTER 17, CODE OF
ORDINANCES OF SA~' CITY, M~KI~' IT UNLAWFUL FOR ANY
PERSON TO COMMIT WXTHIN THE CORPOR~TE LIMITS OF THE
CITY, ANY A~T WHICH IS OR SHALL' BE ~ECOGNIZED BY THE
LAWS OF THE STATE AS A FELONY.
(Copy of Ordinance No.-39-66 is attached to the offici'al copy of these
minutes.) See page 132-J.
City Attorney Adams explained-that if this ordinance is passed that
any violation of a state misdemeanor within the City would he consider-
ed and treated as a violation of a municipal ordinance~ further, that
the municipal police have been hampered in their control of such .crimes
in the past.
Emergency Ordinance No. 39-66 ~s unanimously passed and adopted on
this first and final reading, on motion by Mr. Jurney and .seconded by
Mr. Croft.
8.f. City Clerk Worthing presented ORDINANCE NO. 40-66.
AN EMERGENCY ORDINANCE OF ~THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY
OF DELRAY B~ACH, FLORIDa, A~ENDIN~ CHAPTER 17, CODE OF
ORDINAmCES OF SAID CITY PERTA~NING TO VA~RANCY~-
(Cupy of Ordinance No. 40-66 is attached to the official copy of these
minutes.) See page 132-K
City Attorney Adams explained that this ordinance updates the present
ordinance, and adds other provisiong that Wi~l make it eas~er t'o control
idle people.
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Emergency Ordinance No. 40-66 was unanimously passed and adopted on
this first and final reading, on motion by Mr. Jurney and seconded by
Mr. Croft.
9.a. Concerning a Petition for rezon~ng of property in Tropic PaLms
Subdivision, City Clerk Worthing presented the follQwing Planning/
Zoning Board report:
"At a regular meeting of the Planning and Zoning Board held May
17th, 1966"at 4:00 P.M. in the Council Chambers of City Hall, a
public hearing was held for consideration of a request for re--
zoning from R-lA, Single Family DwellingDistrict, to R-3,
Multiple Family Dwelling D~strict, the following described
property:
Lots 637 thru 811, less Lots 653 and 655, ;
Tropic 'Palms Subdivision, Delray _Beach, Florida.
Mr. Paul Sarvinas represented-Mr. Mellon and spoke in behalf
of this rezoning to build condominiums.
Mr. Burton J. Parks, one of the persons on the list of people
notified, appeared in opposition to this rezoning. Nine resi-
dents of Tropic Palms Subdivision outside of the notification
area appeared and also objected.
After the hearing was closed the Board moved to table the re-
quest to provide for a work shop session.
A special meeting was hold on June 2nd, 1966, at City Hall to
review the public hearing for the above request.
In view of the separation of the property in question from
surrounding pNoperty.by canals on three sides and an eighty
foot right-of-way on the remaining side, and the size of the
tract (fifty acres), the BOard felt that this was a reasonable
request.
The Board therefore recommends that the zoning be changed as
requested with the following provisions:
Lots 653 and 655 be included in the rezoning
either by written consent of the owners or
acquisition by the petitioner.
That the whole tract of'land be re-subdivided
vacating.the existing plat and establishing a
new plat more suitable for m~ltiple development.
The Board voted as follows: Five members voted in favor of the
motion; Mr. Scheifley voted 'nay'."
Mayor Avery said there had been a meeting.with representatives of
Tropic Palms SubdiviSion, and that Mr. Art Smith, Director of Planning,
Zoning and InSpection, had suggested that it be stipulated that rezon-
lng is contingent upon the furnishing of a bond to assure completion of
the proposed work.
Mayor Avery suggested that this Planning/Zoning Board report be ac-
cepted and referred to the CityMa~ager and that he present,to Council
the mecessary safeguards that the work woul~ be started and completed
before action is taken on the rezoning ~f said 'property,. ~.It_was so
moved by Mr. Jurney. The motion was seconded byMr. Croft and .carried
unanimously.
10.a. Concerning a meeting with the Traffic and Parking Committee
relative to many offers of available lands for additional ~arking
facilities, saidm~eting was scheduled to he held in theCouncil Cham-
k~rs at the City Hall at 7:30 P.M., Wednesday, June 29nd, 1966.
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10.b. City Manager Gatchel informed Council that a meeting time,
sattsfautory to com~cil, is desired .to be established with the Plan~ing/
Zoning Board and other interested p~ties, to consider the rezoning of
Delray Beach Heights Extension and adjoining lands. Said meeting was
scheduled for Tuesday, J~ne 2~t, at ?~30 P.M., at the City Hall.
10.c. City Manager Gatchel~.lnformed Council that the term of office of
the City's Insurance-Agent of Record, as provided by Council in 1960,
has expired. Further, that it is suggested that Council sustain the
recommendation of ~he local Board of Insurance Agents, supported by the
approval .thereof~=om -Marsh &. McLennon, I~c., '~nd reappoi~ Beery a
Brown Insurance Agency as t~e InSurance Agent of RecO~d-for the City
of Delray Beach for a continuing five year;~termto~the close of the
City's fiscal year ending September 30, 1970. It was so moved by Mr.
Saunders, seconded byMr. Croft and unanimously carried~
10.x. Mr. Saunders reported that~he'Mayor~s Youth Committee has had
one me,ting and plan to meet each month and co~e ~n w~th ~ome definite
recommendations. -
Mr. Saunders~ informed Council that the Committee requests 'that the
Police Department notify all places of business selling beer and ciga-
rettes to be very careful that they do not ~ell those items to boys
and girls under 21 years of age.
The City Manager was directed to take care of this.
10.x. Mr.. Croft informed Council that he had received complaints f~om
residents in the vicinity.of White Drive and South AIA of trash and
litter being blown onto their properties from the building site.-of the
Banyan Condominium.
CityManager Gatchel i~formed council that he would investigate
said complaints.
10.d. City Clerk Worthing presented Bills For Approval as follows~
General Fund ~ 110,598.85
Water Operating & Maintenance Fund 5,725.68
Special Assessmen~ Fund 68.60-
Refundable Deposits Fund 1,471.02
Interest & Sinking Fund, Water & Sewer
Revenue Bonds - Series 196~062 & 63. 487.50
Cigarette Tax Fund 5,358.00
Sewer Construction Trust Fund 143,239.11
Mr. Jurney moved that the bills be paid, the m0%ion being seconded
by Mr. Saunders. upon call of rol~, Mr. croft,.Mr. Jurney and Mr.
Saunders voted in (avo~ of the motion and Mayor Avery was oppose~.
Mayor Avery qualified his vote in that he is remotelyassociated with
a company who has a bill in said Bills For Approval.
The meeting adjourned at 9:35 P.M.
· R.~. WORT~..ING
City Clerk
APPROVED:
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PROPERTIES IN VIOLAT-ION OF CHAPTER 8
OF THE ¢I~ CODE.
SEC. 8-13. "It shall be un. la.wf~l, for and. per.son to :hav~, keep,
maintain or. permit within ~e co~ra.te l~its of
~e City any sea wall ~iuh w~ll i~ede ~e no,al
fl~w of boat traffic, or will become hazardous to
swimmin~ or 0th~ water_~9orts or ~ioh pre~nts
an unsightly appearance." . ..
w. c. & ~. B. ~derson 1~ Ouinc¥ AVenue Tropic Isle
Oak ~dge,.
Complet~ ~ailure an~ collapse of ~e easte=ly sea Wall, f=onting
on ~e Intracoas~l ~ter~y, from a point, just sou~ o~ ~e nor~
corner of said w~l~ ~ a point approxi~tely 75 feet sou~ thereof.
~ck & Lillian M. Gage 16701 N. E. 14~ Ave. TrOpic Isle ~2'
Apt. NO. 306 Nor~ Miami ~auh, Fla.
Faille an~ settle~nt of two ~nel-lengths of t~ eas~rly sea
wa~l, fronting on ~e In~acoastal Watery, from a~int
~ately 20 feet nor~ of t~ Sou~ ~er, to a.
40 ~eet no~ of said
B~on P. & Lavore Bro~ 2366 N. E. 28th St. ~opAc Isle 118
Pompano Beach, Fla.
FaiIure of sing1e piling causing ~acture of ~p ~th~e~side,ce
and horizontal offset, in the southerlF'wall, farinon ~bag~ .~nal,
at a point aPproxi~tely 90 feet ~sk ~f ~e east ~o~er~'6~'~id ~11.
A~a Jacob, APt. No. 4 S195 N. E. !Sth. Ave. Tropic 'Isie 182
Ft. ~uderdale, Fla.
Failure and general s~sidenoe o~ ~e nor~erl~ ~11 of
fronting on ~ntiago Canal, f=om the east corer of said~!! to a .
poin~ approx~ately 95 feet west thereof.
Doran Concrete Co., Inc. P. O. Box R.R. Trop~-~sle 184
Pompano Beach, Fla.
~ttie E. Kuenzel 816 ~e~na~d ~ia~e ~r~pic Xs!~
Ho,Ho-~s, N. J.
ComPlete ~ailure and c011apse of ~e southerly sea Wall~
on Trinidad ~nai, frJ= th~ ~ste'rly pro~rty line of Lot ~i86,
point approxi~ly 55 feet east. thereof.
~wb Corporation 388~ NO=~ Federal H~. Tropic ~sle
c/o ~. H. Gr~ditch, J=.p°mPano ~ach,
Complete f'ail~e a~ collapse of ~e easte=l~ 8ea./~i1, ~o~ting
on ~e T~ini~ad ~nal,. from ~e easte=.ly pro~r~y ll~ of ~
a point approx~ly 6 feet ~st ~ereof.- ' ~ '
~ne ~ns~ction ~ 7327 W. Congress ~pAc Zsle
...Faille and Collapse of ~e 'nor~erly sea ~1i,. front~ag
aPP=°x~te~ 40 feet ~S't ~e~eof. "
132-B
P~OP~.~TZ~S I:~ VXO~TZOa OF ~a ~ O~ ~ CZW C~'.
~ne Cons~uction Co~. 7327 W. Con~ess 'Tropic Isle 203
c/o Ma~in ~chman ~il~ukee, W~s.
Failure and ~llapse o~ ~e northerly sea ~11, ~ronting on
Trinidad Canal, from the ~sterl~ property line of ~t 203 to a point.
approxima~ly 40 feet east thereof.
Anna M. Breen 537 Li~dell Blvd. ~OpiC Isle
~lray Beach, ~la.
Failure of single piling in ~e southerly sea ~11, facing on
Perlino Ca~l, ~ausing fail~ of ~ap an~ ~isplacement of a~prox~mately
one paneling, at a point approximately 10 feet ~st of the easterly
property line of ~t 215.
Edward B. Breen 537 LTn~ell B~vd. Tropiu Isle 216
Delray BeaCh,
Fracture of cap,' caUSing s~sidence and offset in the ~11, ~ro~t-
ing on Perlino ~nal, for a~ut one panel 1eriCh, i~ed~ateIy east of
the ~sterly property line of Lot 216.
Men,on M,, Jr. a Claire 402 west Atlantic Ave. Tropic Isle 217
~. M~urrian Delray ~ach/ ~la.
Fracture of cap, causing offset an~ sUbsidence in the sou~erly'
sea~lI, '~fronting on Perlino Canal, at a poin~ i~iately eaS~ of'~e
westerly property line of Lot 217.
J. B. Woodbury 221 West 48th Street Tropic Isle ~10
~nsas City 12, Mo.
Complete failure a~ coliapse of ~e southerly seawall, facing
B~mini Canal, from ~e ~sterly property line of ~t 310, to a poin~
approximately 55 feet east t~hereof.
Gil & Donna Roeder 1241 Miami Road Tropic Isle 311
Fort ~uderdale, 'Fla.
Complete failure and col~lapseof the eouthe=ly seawall, facing on
B~mini ~anal, from ~e easterly property line o~ Lot 311, to a point
approximately' 20 feet west thereof, and' from the ~sterly propert2
line of ~t 311, to a point approximately 1~ feet east thereo~.
~orge A. Sr. a Anne E. 301 N. E. ~th Street Tropic Isle 312
Bloomfield and George A. Boca ~ton, Florida
Jr. a ~ncy E. Bloomfiel~
Complete failure and collapse of sou~erly sea~11, facing on
Bimini Canal, from the easterly property line ~ ~t 312, to a 9oint
approximately 70 feet west thereof.
Frank ~ ~rie Danieleon 408 S. E. 28tH Ave. Tropic Isle
Pompano BeaCh'~ Fla.
Failure and partial uollapse of the southerly seawall, fronting on
Pecos Canal, from the westerly proper~y line of ~t 35~, ~o a
approx~tely 65 feet east thereof.
Frank & Marie Danielson 408 S. E. 28~ Ave. ~opiC Isle 356
Pompano Beach, Fla.
FailUre and Partial col~pse of s~utherly Sea~11, facing on Pesos
~1, .'~om the easterly property li~ of ~t ~5~, tO a point approxi-
mately 25 feet west thereof.
E. Fi" JohnsOn and Was%ca, Minn. Tropic Isle
H. F. Deiche~
Subs.i~nce~ an~ fa~Iure of slabs in several pane~s, on~ the easterly
sea~ll, frontAng on ~he '~tracoastal Water, y, fro~ a point approxi-
mately 20 feet north of ~e south ~r of sai~ sea~l~ ~o a
app=oxima~ely~50 feet nor~' Of Sai~ c.~ner.
-2A 6-13-66
132-C
PROPERTIES IN VIOLATION OF CHA~TER 8 OF THE CITY
.OWN~ ADDRESS SUBDIVIS~.ON LOT
George E~ Haggart P.O. Box 1962 Tropic Isle
Fargo, N. D~
General failure and subsidence of southerly se&wall, fronting on
Abaco Ca,al, from the west property line of Lot 383, to a point
proximately 40 feet east thereof.
Virginia M. Haggart 706 18th Avenue South Tropic Isle 384
Fargo, N.
General failure and subsidence of southerly seawall, fronting on
Abaco Canal, from the east property line of 384, to a point
mately 50 feet west thereof.
Thomas R. He,gert 706 18th Avenue South Tropic Isle 385
Fargo, N. D.
General failure and subsidence of the southerly seawall, fronting
on Abaco Canal, from the westerly-property line of Lot 385,. to a point
approximately 30 feet east thereof.
Joe A. & Rubye G. StamFs .581 S. E. 15th Ave. Tropic Isle 386
The' Cove, Deerfield BeaCh, Fla.
General fail,re and subsidence of southerly seawall,' fronting on
Abaco Canal, from the easterly property line of Lot 386, to a point
approximately 20 feet west thereof.
Ann Rinds Haggart 706 18th Avenue South Tropic Isle 387
Fargo, N. D.
General failure and submidence of the southerly seawall, ~fronting
on Abaco. Canal, from the westerly property'line of 'Lot 387, to..a point
approximately 60 feet east thereof.
William Todd Haggart 706 18th Avenue South Tropic Isle 388
Fargo, N. D.
General failure and subsidence of the southerly seawall, fronting
on Abaco Canal, from .the east~rty property: line of Lot_'388, to a point
approximately 20 feet west :thereof, and also from the westerlF property
line of Lot. 388, to.a point approximately 20 feet east thereof.
Andrew & ~azel M. Aumer 94 Campbell Road Tropic Isle 389
Buffalo, N: Y.
Fracture of cap and subsidence of the southerly seawall, fronting
on Abaco Canal, from the easterly property line of Lot 389, to a point
approximately 10 feet west thereof.
J. S. Moore, Trustee 724 Riverside Drive Tropic Isle 422
Jupiter, Fla.
Complete failure and collapse of the northerly seawall, fronting
on Abaco Canal, from the easterly property line of Lot 422, 'to a point
approximately 40 feet west thereof.
J. S. Moore, Trustee 724 Riverside ~Drive Tropic Isle ~423.
Jupiter, Fla.
~""Complete failure and collapse of the ~or~herly sea~a11, fronting
on' Abaco Canal, from the westerly proper'fy line of Lot ~23, to a point
approximately 10 feet east thereof. ·
Frank & Marie Danielson 408 S. E. 28th Ave. Tropic Isle M-9
PomPano ~each, Fla.
Complete failure and collapse of apl~roximately 100 feet of the
easterly seawall, fronting on Tropic Isle Harbor, extending from a
point approximately, 30 feet south o~ the estab~iahed east-west center-
llne of Tropic Isle Harbor, to a pol~ approximately. 130 feet south of
said centerline. ~. . '
SUBMITTED TO.'.TH~'CITY ~OUNC=L BY TH~ CITY MANAGER-.
: on this the 13th ds~ of J~e, 1966.
.132-D
RS$OLU"~I'ON NO. 27-66.
A REsor. UTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL O~ T~
CITY OF DEIA~AY BRA~H, .FLORIDA, D~GING
ACTIVE STEPS BP- TAKEN TO EPFECT P-ARLY
CONCLUSION OF THE WAR TN
W~EREAS, the United States of America has for
many months last pist been. engaged, in certain combative
warfare in Vier Nam, whe=e~ ~numeroue American citizens
have been wounded or kil~led and exten~ive damage and loss
of ~rican property has been sustained~ and
WH~-RRA$, a continuation o~ the present strategy
of con~ing the enemy in this mater is dee~ futile=
and
~AS, tt i8 ~lieved that ~e ~ited
of ~erica presently ~ssesses ~e stra~egic and
mili~ s~eng~ to termSnate ~is conflict in .victory
~e presen2 time~
NOW, ~FO~, .~ it resolv~ by the City Council
of ~e CITY OP DE~AY BEA~, FLOR~A, ~at President Lyndon
B. Johnson, ~atora S~ssard Holland a~ ~orge
and ~ng~s~an Paul ~. Rogers, 'are hereby earnestly a~
spectfully urged to utilize ~e full ~wers and influence of
their rea~ctive ~ffi~s to bring the existing ~r
~m to an i~edia~ and vic~orious conclusion and to f~er
provide for ~e early return of o~ ~ighting men in said area
to their h~es and families.
BE IT ~R~ ~SOL~ that copies of this ~solution
~ ~rialtzed to each of ~e above-na~d officials.
PASS~ A~ ADO~ ~is 13th day of June, A. D, 1966.
CITY OF DP-LRAY BEACH, PLOR]~DA
By ........ Ma~or -
Vice-~yor
......... cou c'k an
~ councilman
cJuncil. n '
ATTEST z
city Clor -
132-E
PROPERTIES IN VIOLATION OF ORDINANCES NO. 0-147
AND SECTIONS 15-3 and 15'4 OF THE CITY CODE.
'P~OPERTY CITY
9m~-~ ~D~S ~ D~SC~IP?ION
1.
~athryn Y~ Nary 320 S. Ocean Blvd. Lot 27', 15-3&
Apt. N 2. Delray Beach, Fla. Delray Isle 15-4
2.
Mary Angus MulleD Bass River Lots 6 & 7,Block 2, 15-3&
Cape Cod, Mass. Lake View Heights 15-4
3.
Miss Frances Turner 1328 Bretta St. Lot 8, Block 6, 15-3&
Jacksonville, Fla. Del Ida Park 15-4
32211
4.
Paul Myers P.O. Box 1114 Vacant part of Lots 15-3&
Delray Beach, Fla. 4 & 5, Block A, 15-4
Drinkwater Add..
5.
Peoples Federal Savings 1315 N. Dixie Hwy. Vacant part of Lot 15-3&
& Loan Association of Lake Worth, Fla. 10, Block 2, 15-4
Lake Worth. Ida Lake Terrace
6.
D. H. Turner P.O. Box 3293 LOt 9, Block 6, 15-3&
Station F. De! Ida Park 15-4
Jacksonville, Fla.
7.
Merle M; Dearstyne i Holman St. Apt.C. Vacant part of Lots 15-3&
Glens Falls, N.Y. 19 & 20, Block 117 15-4
12801
8.
Jane M. Ford P.O. Box 393 Lot 6, Block 1, 15-3&
Delray Beach, Fla. Seagate. Extension 15-4
9.
O. Clifford &Helen P.O. Box 2032 Lot 9, Block 11, l~-3&
M. Grimshaw Station 1. ~eagate Sec. !'A" 15-4
Deerfield Beach, Fla.
10.
John N. Jr., & 3~50 S. Ocean Blvd. South 92.70 feet of 15-4
Joan W. I(abler Lent&Da, Florida K~' of S% of NS% of
of SW~ less North 67.70 feet
of West'145 feet less
South 25 feet a less West
50 feet of East 65 feet,
Section 4~46-43.
11.
Robert L. Jr. & c/o J. W. Elliott South 110 feet of Lots 15-3
Edith C. Moore 1466 Pelican Lane 24 & 25 less East 133 &
Delray Beach, Fla. feet of 25 & that pot- 15-4
tion of South 110 feet
of Lot 11 lying East of
E'ly R/W line of Intra-
coastal Waterway less
Section 9-46-43.
12.
Andrew T. &Margaret 1029 Greentree RoSd West 95 feet of Lot 15-3&
M. Yount and Dan & Pittsburg, Pa. 22, Lake Ida Manor 15-4
Sara L. Yount
13.
Ellen & John Frazier, 303 N. W. let St. South 50 feet of North
Jr. DelSey Beach, Fla. 200 feet of West 135 15-3
Feet of South hal£ of &
Block 19. 15-4
14.
Mary I(eys P.o. Box 1533 No~th 40 feet of SOuth' 15-3
Delray Beach, Fla. 106 feet'o£ West 135
(6-13-66) feet of Block 19. 15-4
132-F
PROPERTIES IN VIOLATION OF ORDINANCE' NO. G-147
AND SECTIONS 15-3 and 15-4 OF THE CITY CODE.
ViolatiOns 15-3 and 15-4 as concerns this report are
as follows.-
1. 15-3- Garden~t~ash -
15-4 - weeds
2. 15-3 - Garden Trash
15-4 - weeds and undergrowth
3. 15-3 - loose tra'sh and debris
15-4 - weeds, uf~erbZTa, sh and vines
4. 15'-3 - trash
I5-4- weeds
5. 15-3 - loose trash an4 part of boat hull
i5-4 - weeds
6. 15-3 - loose trash
15-4 - weeds and vines
7. 15-3 - loose trash, dead limbs, etc.
15-4 - weeds
8, 15-3 - dead limbs
15-4 - weeds
9. 15-3 - trash and palm fronds
15-4 - weeds and undergrowth
10. 15-4 - .weeds
11'. 15-3 - dead trees, uprooted trees, logs and lumber
15-4 - weeds and undergrowth
12. 15-3 - garden trash
15-4 - weeds and undergrowth
13. 15-3 - garden trash
15-4 - weeds and undergrowth
14. 15-3 - trash a~d Junk
15-4 -weeds and undergrowth
Submitted to the City Counuil by the City Manager
on this the 13th day of June, 1966.
132-~
KSSOLUTION NO. 26-66.
A RESOLUTION OF THE CXTY COUNCIL OF THE
CITY OF DELRAY BEACH, FLORIDA, AUTHORXZXNG
THE CITY MANAGER TO PROCEED WITH THE FILL-
ING, GRADING AED PAVING OF THAT PART OF
S. W. llth AVBN~/E LYING BETWEEN 2nd AND
3rd STREETS.
~IIEAS, the City COuncil of the City cf Delray
Beach, Florida, did on the 23rd day of May, 1966, by Reso-
lution No. 24-66, determine to proceed with the filling,
grading and paving of that part of S. W. llth Avenue lying
between 2nd and 3rd Streets to a width of twenty-four (24)
feet.
WHEREAS, the Resolution providing therefor has'
been duly published as required by the City Charter, to-
gether ~ith a notice that objections to said improvement
woul~ '~be heard,
WHEREAS, no sufficient objections have been made
to such proposed improvement.
~.NOW.~, ~HEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the City Council
of the City of Delray Beach, Florida, that the City Manager
be and~he is hereby instructed to proceed with the filling,
grading an~ .pa.ving of that part of S. W. llth Avenue lying
between 2nd and 3rd Streets to a width of twenty-four (24)
~eet .acc°rding ~to the plans and specifications heretofore
fiied, with..the~C~ty Clerk, and a copy thereof filed in the
offi~ce .of the City Manager and kept open for the inspection
of the public.
.P~SSED i~ Tegular session on this the 13th ~ay of
june, , 1966.
/S/ Al. C~ Ave,~y
MAYOR
ATTEST:
/s/R. D.
CityClerk
132-H
ORDINANCE .~O. 37-66.
AN EMERGiNCY ORDINANCE OF THE
CITY COI~CIL OF THE CITY OF
~ BEACH, FLORIDA, AMENDING
~I~PTER 22 OF THE CODE OF O1~
DINANCHS PERTAINING TO THE
AUTHORITY OF MUNICIPAL POLICE
OFFICERS.
WHEREAS, the ~ty Council of the City of Delray Beach,
Florida, deems it in the best interests of the Citizens of this
¢ommu~ity to amend sections of the Code of Ordinances= and
WHEREAS, an emergency ordinance is authorized under
Section 30 of the City Charter of this City when for the pur-
pose of facilitating the daily operation ~f a municipal de-
partment !
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF
THE CITY OP DELP~Y BEACH, FLORIDA, AS FOLLOWS:
Section 1. That Chapter 22, Code of Ordinances of the
City of Delray Beach, Florida, be and the same is hereby amended
by adding Section 22-14 to read as follows:
"Sec. 22-14. Arrest Authority of Officer in Con-
junction with Automobile Accident investigations.
A police officer at the scene of a traffic accident may
arrest any driver of a vehicle involved in the accident when
based upon personal investigation, the officer has reasonable
and probable grounds to believe that the person has committed any
offense under the 'code Of Ordinances of this City or-under the
S~atutes of Florida incorpora~ted therein, in connection with the
accident."
Section 2. This ordinance is deemed to be an emergency
ordinance and shall become effective immediately.
PASSED and ADOPTED on this 13th day of June
1966.
/S/ Al. C. Avery
.... MAY'OR
ATTEST:
~S/, ,R. ,D. Werthing City Clerk
132-I
ORDINANCE NO. 38-66.
AN EMERGENCY ORDINANCE OP .T.HE CITY
COUNCIL OF T~E .CITY OF DELRAY BEACH,
FLORIDA, A~!N~ L'HAPTE~ 25. OF THE
CODE OF ORDINA~NCES PEaTAI'N~.G ~O.~. ....
TRAFFIC %'~OLATI ONS.
WHEREAS, the City Council oX' the City Of Delray Beach,
Florida, deems it in the b~st in~erests' of the :Citizens of this
community to amend sections of the Code of Ordinances~ and
WHEREAS, an emergency ordinance is authorized under Sec-
tion 30 of the City Charter of this City when for the put.pose of
facilitating the daily operation of a municipal department~
NOW, THEREFO~E~ BE. IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF
T~E CITY OF DELR~Y BEACH," FLORIDA, AS FO~.LOWS:
Section 1. That Chapter 25, Code of Ordinances of the
City of Delray Beach, Florida, be and the same is hereby amended
by adding Sections 25-3 and 25-4 to read as follows:
"Sec. 25-3. Additional Traffic Regulat.£ons.
The City 'of Delray Beach, Florida, recognizes
every motor vehicle as a d~ngerous £nstrumen~.. ·
tality. All cf the Provisions and requirements
of Chapters 186, 317, 322 and 860, Florida
Statutes, 1965, in regard to the regUlation of
traffic, whether .such provisions apply to the
dr£~er Of a vehicle within %r without a munioi-
pal~ty~ are hereby adopted as provisions and re-
quirements of the ordinances of the City .of Delray
Beach, and 'Shall"be appligsble to the entire ~uni-
tips1 territory of this community .and shall not be
limited in their applic~tion to the public streets,
roads and h~ghways-within the corporate limits.
Sec. 25-4. Penalty.
Any pereon0 fi~m or corporation who violates Section
25-1 or Section 25-3 shall, npon conviction thereof,
be punished by. the same penalty as is prbVi~.e~ .by
the laws of the state, but An no case shall such-
penalty ~'xce~d a fine of five hundred _dollars, or
an ln~priso~ment for ~ore than ninety days, or both
such fine and imprisonment in the discretion of the
municipal judge."
Section 2. This ordinance fs deemed to be an emergency
ordinance and shall become effective immediately.
PASSED an~ ADOPTED on this 13th day of June , 1966.
MAYOR
ATTEST:
/S/~. D. Wo~thi~g
City Clerk '
OZ:~D~'~NC$. NO. 39-66.
AN F-2~RGENCY ORDII~IA~ OF ~ CZ~
CO~CI~ OF T~ CITy OP DEL~Y BEACH,
~RIDA, ~IN~ C~ER 17, CODE
OF O~I~S OF SA~ CI~, ~KING
IT ~I~UL FOR ~ ~ERSON ~ CO~T
WI~N T~ CORPO~TE LI~TS OF ~
CITY~ A~ A~ ~I~ IS OR S~LL BE
is a ~Lo~.
~AS, the City Council of the City of ~lray Bea~,
Florida, deems it in the best interests of the ~tizens
co,unity to amend sections of the Code of Ordinances= and
~S, an e~rgency ordinance is au~orized under
~ction 30 of ~e City ~arter of this City when for ~e p~-
pose of facilitating the daily 9peration of a municipal depart-
~nt ~
NOW, 9~FO~, ~ IT O~AI~D BY T~ CI~ CO~CIL OF
T~ CITY OF ~E~Y BEA~ P~RIDA~ AS
Section 1. ~at ~ap~er 17, Code of ~rdinan~es of the
City of Delray Beach, Florida, be a~ the same is hereby amend-
e~ by adding Section 17-28.1 which s~ll rea6 as follows=
"Sec. 17-28.1. State felonies.
It shall be unlawful for any person to
within the corporate limits of the city, any
act whic~ is or shall be rec0~iZed by the laws
of ~e state as a felony, anti ~e commission of
such acts is hereby forbidden.
~osoever shall violate ~e provisions of
section, upon conviction thereof, shall be p~-
ished by the s~me penalty as is ~erefor pro-
vided by ~e laws of the state, but in no case
shall su~ ~nalty_exceed a fine of five hundred
dollars, or an imprisonment for more than ninety
days, or both such fine and impriso~ent
discretion of the municipal judge."
Section 2. This ordinance is deemed to ~ an emergency
ordi~nce and shall become effective i~diately.
PASSED anti ~OP~ on ~is 13~h flay o~ June ,1966.
MAYOR
ATTEST =
City Cl~k
132-K
ORDINANCE NO. 40-66
AN EM~-RGENCY '~RDINA~CE OF THE 'CITY
COONCIL OF iT~E 'CITY OF DEL~AY BEACh,
~" Ff.ORIDA, AME~NG CHApTE~ 17, CODE
OF ORDINANCES OF ~AID CITY PERTAIN-
IN~ TO VASRANCy.
WHEREAS, .the City c6unCil of the City of Delray Beach,
Florida, deems it in the best interests of the Cit'izens of this
community to amend sections of the Code of Ordinances~ and
WHEREAS, an emergency ordinance is authorized under
Sectlo~ 38 of the City Charter of this City when for the put-
Pose of facilitatin~ the daily operation of a munic~pal depart-
~ent ~
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF
THE CITY OF DELRAY BEACH, FLORIDA, AS FOLLOWS:
Section 1. That Chapter 17, co~e of Ordinances of the
City of Delray Beach, Florida, be and the same is hereby amended
by repealing the existing Section 17-33 and enacting a new Sec-
tion 17-S3 which shall read as follows= "
"Sec. 17-3S
Idle or dissolute persons who go about or are present
within· the city limits without any lawful or pro,er purpose~
~ersons who engage in unlawful games of chance~ persons who
are under the influence of intoxicating liqUors or beverage~
to the extent that their normal faculties are impaired and are
~unruly or disorderly in their Conduct~ thieves~ traders in, or
persons in possession of, st°lan pro~erty~ lew~ or wanto
lascivious persons~ gamblers or keepers of .places whets'gambling
la-permitted~ persons, who neglect their calling or employment,
or who' are without reasonably ccnt'inuous employment or regular
income and who have not suffi~ient property to sustain them, or
W~o misspend what they earn without providing for themselves and
~he support of their families; habitual loafers! idle and dis-
orderly ~eraons~ and all able-bodied male persons over the age of
eighteen years who are without means of support and rer~a'~n in
idleness~ ali persons who have n~ reasonably ~ermanent place of
abode or residence= and all persons who cannot properly identify
themselves and have no verification of their identity; shall be
deemed vagrants. It shall be Unlawful for any person to be s
vagrant or commit an act of v&gra~Cy within the city."
Section 2. This ordinance is deemed to be an emergency
ordinance and shall become effective immediately.
PASSED an~ ADOPTED on this 13th ~a~ of June .,
1966.
MAYOR
ATTE ST .-
City Clerk