09-12-66 SEPTEMBER 12, 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. C. Avery in the
Chair, City Manager David M. Gatchei, City Attorney John Ross Adams,
and Councilmen J. LeRoy Cr~oft, James H. Jurney, Jack L. Saunders and
George Talbot, Jr., being present.
1. An opening prayer was delivered by the Rev. Robert G. Morey.
1.a. The Pledge of Allegiance tO the Flag of the united States of
America was given.
2. The minutes of the regular ~ouncil meeting of August 22nd and spe-
cial meeting of August 23rd, 1966, were unanimously approved, on motion
by Mr. croft and seconde~ by Mr. Jurney.
3. Mr A. Deyo Clelland ~f D~lray Beach read a letter he had written to
the Council, dated todaY, ~egarding his concern about the beach revet-
ment project.
Mayor Avery informed Mrl Clelland that he would schedule a confer-
ence with him in the.Very near future concerning the points brought out
in his letter. ~
Mr. Cleliand presented the Counci~ with a Delray Beach library book
containing pictures and information to support a point made in his
letter, and. asked that said book be returned to the library Within a
couple of weeks.
4. Mr. C~oft read the Beautification Committee meeting minutes of
September 7, 1966, in which the following recommendation was included:
"Mrs. Plume .moved that the following three Persons from the
western sector Of Delr~y Beach be recommended to the Council
as additional members to serve for one year: Mrs. Charles
Patrick, 400 N. W. 2nd Street; Mrs. Esther Howard, 200 N. W.
2nd Street; and Mr. Lawrence Parker, 1332 Lee Street. Motion
seconded by Mrs. Little and carried. (Action requested)"
Mr. Jurney moved that Mrs. Charles Patrick, Mrs. Esther Howard and
Mr. Lawrence Parker be appointed as members of the Beautification
Committee, as recommended, the motion being seconded by Mr. Saunders
and unanimously c~rried,
4.a. A roll call showed the following Civic OFganizations and repre-
sentatives to be in attendance:
Business a Professional Woman's Club Mrs. ClarenCe Bingham
Breezy Ridge Estates Mr, John Sword
Beach TaXpayers League,, Inc. Mr. J. Watson Dunbar
Chamber of Commerce Mr. Kenneth Ellingsworth
A large delegation of the Veterans of Foreign wars was present, in-
cluding Commander Wesley Smith, Mr. Lester Peach, Chief of Staff, De-
partment of Florida; and Department of Florida, 3rd District Commander
Bill Mullikin.
A delegation of the V. F. W. Auxiliary was present with President
Mrs. Doris Hoffman.
5. City Clerk Worthing read a letter from the Jr. Naval Cadets of
America, Inc., dated September 10th, 1966, thanking the Council for
its cooperation and assistance, and for the use of City facilities.
5. City Clerk Worthing read the following letter from Ocean Sciences
And Engineering Committee of Palm Beach County, signed by Mr. Billy B.
Burns, Chairmen, and dated September 6th~ 9-12-66
"As you may know, the Ocean sciences and Engineering Committee
for Palm Beach .County was recently formed for the' specific pur-
pose of attracting to this area the ~ederal Government's pro-
posed new oceanographic research center.
This could be one of the most important economi~additions to
this county we have ever had the chance of obtaining and it is
imperative that all of the political subdivisions of the county
join in this effort.
To insure that the Ocean Science Committee properly represents
the entire county and its various subdivisions, it is vital that
your community..be represented. Therefore,~.we urge you to appoint
a member of your Council to become an off£c'ial member of the
Ocean Science and Engineering Committee of Palm BeaCh County.
~or your information, it is planned to incorporate the committee
as a non-profit organization and, if the membership so.votes,
to change the name from 'Cor~nittee' to Foundation, or Council.
We would appreciate your prompt response tothisrequest and ask
that the name of your representative be sent to Mr. Gordon E1we11,
Secretary, Ocean Science and Engineering Committee, P. O... Box
9935, West Palm Beach, FlOrida.''
Mr. James H. Jurney was selected as C0uncil representative to serve
as a member of said Ocean Sciences and Engineering Committee.of Palm
BeachCounty.
5. City Clerk Worthing read the following letter from the PGA National
Team ~hamPionship COrporation of Palm Beach .county, Inc., sig~ed bY
President John L. Remsen, and dated Seg~ember 7th:
"The PGA National Team ChamPionship. Corporation ~f Palm Beach
county, Inc,, a newlY'formed no"'pr~f~t-c°rp~ation;' has recently
been successful in negotiating a contract which, With Proper com-
munity support, will assure the playing of the. Championship in
Palm Beach County for the next two years.
The Championship - to be held this year at the PGA National Golf
Club December 3rd throughthe 10th - is the g~eatest sports at-
traction ever to come toPalm B~ach County and will receive
National television coverage.
Last year's champ£onship was something less than a financial
success and, for that.reason, the PGA required that we obtain
~.min~um of $40,000.00 in underwriting commitments. We were
successful in meeting this minimum requirement by securing an
aggregate of $40,000.00~ $25,000.00 from the Board of County
Commissioners~' $5,000.00 from the City of West Palm Beach~
$5,000.00 from the City of Riviera Beach, and $5,000.00 from
the City of Palm Beach Gardens.
We submit, however, that all of the communities in the County
should be given an opportunity t° join in the underwriting pro-
gram so as to make this a truly community effort and evidence
this concept to the .PGA with a view toward ~erpetuating the
Championship here.
we trust that you will g~ve this matter consideration at your
next meeting and advise us of your action and we would be pleased
to haverepresentatiVes in attendance to further amplify or answer
any questions if youso desire, your consideration will be
gratefully appreciated."
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City Ma~ager Gatchel called Council attention to the fact that an
LPGA Tournament, backed and ~ponsored by the local*Chamber of Commerce,
would be held in this area the latter part of March, and that there
has been no money provided in the proposed 1966-67 budget for either
one of said tournaments.
Mr. Jurney moved that said letterbe tabled for further study, the
motion being seconded by Mr. Talbot and unanimously carried.
5. Mayor Avery read a PROCLAMATION designating September 1?th thru 23rd
as CONSTITUTION W~EK, and urged all citizens to pay special attention
during that week to the Federal Constitution and the *advantages of
American Citizenship.
5.a. Mr. Jurney made reference to the location of Mayor Avery~s boat
and the signs printed on same. Mayor Avery, a candidate for CoUnty
Commissioner, said that the signs say "Axe the Tax" an~ that he will
launch his boat Tuesday afternoon~.September 13th~:.at 3~00 P.M., at the
S. E. loth Street boat landing adjacent to IQ~owles-~ark, and extended
an invitation to said launching. *~
5.a. Mr. Saunders commended the Rescue Squad of the Fire Department for
the work performed when called to a home on Lowson Boulevard yesterday
following an accident.
Mr. Saunders asked that the City Manager, through Chief Gregory,
commend Mr. Robert Slager and Mr. Ray~erner for their fine performance.
5.a. Mr. Talbot asked the status of the sanitary sewer contracts with
Ocean Ridge, Briny Breezes and Gulfstream.
City Attorney Adams informed Council that a lengthy agreement had
been prepared and sent to City Manager Gatchel, City Clerk worthing,
Project Manager Neff, and Finance Director Weber and there would be a
meeting of those individuals this week to discuss same~ further, if
that agreement seems satisfactory and along the lines of what the
Council desires, it will then be sent to the Attorneys of the three
towns involved for their consideration.
S.s. Mr. Talbot said it had been requested that~the City Administra-
tion contact the Corps of Engineers in Jacksonville concerning a sched-
ule for opening bridges across the Intracoastal Waterway, and asked
the status o£ that item.
City Manager Gatchel informed Council that considerable data was
required by the Corps of Engineers before said request could be con-
sidered, and as of this date, that data has not been completely com-
piled for submission to the *Corps of Engineers.
5.a. Mr. Talbot said it had come to his attention that some of the
surrounding towns, Gulfstream, Briny Breezes, Ocean Ridge and Highland
Beach, are seeking contra~ts for fire protection.
With Council consent, Mr. Talbot asked that the City Manager inves-
tigate the situation, through the Fire Chief, to determine if there is
a possibility that Delray Beach might render some service and still
have something for its taxpayers.
City Manager Gatchel said he would investigate this~ further, that
contacts have already been made with two of those communities.
5.a. Mr. Talbot referred to the American Municipal News of August, 1966
and said he had checked two items that he thought may be of interest to
the City. 1. St. Petersburg hires CompOst Plant~ City Refuse Disposal
Made Easier. 2. Federal Aid to Local Governments.
With Council consent, Mr. Talbot asked that the City Manager, if he
thinks these items are pertinent, give Council his ideas of how im-
portant they may be to the City.
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5.a. Mr. Talbot mentioned the letter of Mr. A. Deyo Clelland regarding
the Beach Revetment Project, and said that Council had been given a
completereport on same this evening.
City Manager Gatchel said ~that a month ago, the Council had held a
special meeting to hear a status report on the Beach Erosion Program
as of that date, and that optimism had been expressed at that t/me as
to the ability of the Contractor to complete the project as of the date
of November 1st with certain target dates established at that time.
The City Manager said there had been a meeting today of the Contractors,
Engineers and City Administration to prepare the complete report that
Mr. Talbot mentioned.
Mr. E. S. Kelley, Vice President of Glace Engineering Corporation,
Consulting Engineers, reporte~ that the progress on said Beach Revet-
ment Project is good at this time, commented in detail on different
phases of the work, and said that. he sees no'reason why the schedule
set up by. the contracto= in the meeting of August 11th can't be
maintained.
Mr. Saunders asked for a report on the type of concrete that is be-
ing used in this beach revetment project, and Mr. Kelley said that it
is not inferior concrete, and that it was designed for use in sea water.
Further, that when this wall is completed, there will be approximately
15,000 feet of this.kind of wall and there, has not been a failure in
any of it over a six year period of time.
Mr. Ted Tyson, Project Engineer for Dickerson, INC., informed Coun-
cil that he feels they will be'able to meet the time schedule given to
Council at the August llth, 1966 special meeting.
With Council consent, Mayor Avery directed the City Manager to sched-
ule a dedication ceremony for the Beach Revetment Project not later than
the last week in October, and asked that Mr. Talbot provide a proper
Plaque for the occasion, and the City Manager provide a proper base for
the Plaque.
City Engineer Fleming made a detail p~ogress report on the Beach
Revetment Project and said it appears that, s bout 80 per cent of the
total contract has been accomplished at this thne, and that he is
gratified with the appearance and construction of the project.
In response to an inquiry from Mr. Talbot about erosion at the south
end of the revetment, City Engineer Fleming informed Council that the
rubble from~he north end of the beach has been placed around the
structure and will not permit washing at the south end o£ the revetment.
That there are no plans for nourishment at the south end until it is
seen what effect the revetment has on the remainder of the beach.
City Manager Gatchel informed Council that there is no erosion anti-
cipated at the south end of the revetment, but if some ~oes occur the
City has funds and equipment to take care of it.
City Clerk Worthing presented the following progress report from
Glace Engineering Corporation, dated September 2, 1966:
"Subject: Progress ~port No. 3 - Construction of Concrete
Block Revetment Wall.
This progress report covers work completed through August 25,
1966. The contractor is now engaged in work covering all facets
of the project including wave screen, berm area, steps and en-
trances to the beach. During the month of August the work has
progressed at a rate considerably in excess of work accomplish-
ments' in the prior months.
The attached tabulation reflects the units of work completed
through August 25th and the total amount of work completed is
$321~270.87o After reducing this by the 10 percent withholding
and the previous payments to the contractor, there is now due
and recommended for payment to Dicker.son, Inc., thesumof
$103,866.83."
Mr. Saunders moved that the-payment of $103,866.83 to Dickerson, Inc~
be authorized; The motion was seconded by Mr. Jurney and carried
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City Manager Gatc~el presented billsfrom Glace Engineering Corpor-
ation in the amount of $1,791.70 for.professional services rendered on
the portion of ~he co~tract completed..to date; and $i,106.00 forre' -
imbursement for inspection~ services-rendered .on the revetment-, thru
August 31st.. The City Manager recommended that these-two items be
paid. It was so moved by Mr. ea~lnders, seconded by Mr. Jurney and
unanimously carried.
5.a. Mayor Avery announced that the City, in a court case last week,
had not been held responsible for the drowning of a youth last year
at the beach.
6.a. Concerning a survey of parcels of land in violation of the City
nuisance laws presented by the City Manager, Mr. Talbot moved that the
City Clerk be authorized to proceed with the enforcement of Chapter 15
of the Code of Ordinances. The motionwas seconded by Mr. Croft and
carried unanimously. (Copy of Survey is attached to the official copy
of these minutes.) . See page 200-~D/
~b. City Manager Gatchel informed Council that Delray Chapter NO. 77,
Order of the Eastern Star, requests permission to. solicit funds at
various locations in the City, through the sale Of candy. Such sales
are desired to be conducted during the period of September 20th to
November 20th, 1966, the proceeds therefrom being for the purpose of
augmenting specific funds enabling that organization to further its
benevolent activities.
The request was unanimously granted, on motion by Mr. Saunders and
seconded by Mr. Talbot.
6.c. The City Manager informed Council that the Palm Beach Junior
College. Alumni Association requests permission to solicit funds, door
to door, for the purpose of~raising funds to make available WORK
SCHOLARSHIPS, and hope to raise $5,000. to further promote and encour-
age higher standards'of education. Further, the desired period for
such solicitation is Friday, Saturday and Sunday,.September 23rd, 24th
and 25th, 1966.
Permission for that solicitation was unanimously granted, on motion
by Mr. Talbot and seconded by Mr. Jurney..
6.d. Regarding proposed Change Order No. ~,~relating to Bumby &
Stimpson's contract for sewer system installations, City Manager Gatchel
reported to..Council as follows= "This proposed ChangeOrder No. 2,
affecting the Sewage Works Project contract for Areas 20 and 22 with
Bumby & Stimpson, was attached to the agenda and reflects additional
construction of sewers and appurtenances at three locations at a total
cost of $76,817.86, as set forth and defined in Appendixes A, B and C,
attached to said Change Order No. 2 and forming a-part thereof. These
three additional installations have been determined to be in the best
interest of the City, as well as the areas affected, and approval of
Change Order No. 2 is recommended."
Following lengthy explanation by the City Manager of the different
parts of Change Order No. 2 to Bumby & Stimpson's contract for sewer
system installation, Mr, Saunders moved that said Change Order be ap-
proved. The motion was seconded by Mr. Croft and carried unanimously.
See pages 200-~-~
6.e. T~e City ~nager informed Council that the Resources Development
Board of Palm Beach County requests the filling of a coming vacancy on
that. Board due to the term of Mr. James.H. Jurney expiring on October
1, 1966, and that such appointment should be for a three year term.
Mr. James H. Jurney was reappointed for a three year term on the
Resources Development Board of Palm Beach County, on motion by Mr.
Croft and seconded by Mr. Talbot.
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6.f. Regarding:proposed fees for Municipal Tennis Court operation, City
Manager Gatchel reported to Council as follows:
"The Tennis Advisory Committee, together with the Cityts Director
of Recreation, Mr. Alfred Elltott~ recommends that the following
SCHF, DULE OF FEES, applicable to the use privileges of the MuniciPal
Tennis Courts, be adopted and made. effective September 15, 1966:
ANNUAL MEMBERSHIPS ~
Children & Students $ 5.00 + tax = $ 5~15
Adults 20.00 + tax m' .20.60
~amily 30.00 + tax ~ 30.90
DAILY ~FEES
Children & Students $ °24 + tax ~ $ .25
Adu'lts .9? + tax ~ 1.00'
MEMBERSHIPS shall expire one year from date of purchase.
STUDENT rates shall apply only to: those attending school.
CHILDREN rates are available to those NOT attending school
only until their 18th birthday. ~
Mr. Talbot moved that the schedule of fees esl.propOsed by Mr.
Elliott and the Tennis Committee be approved, the motion being seconded
by Mr. Jurney. and unanimously carried.
6.x. City Manager Gatchel said that several months ago, through the
efforts of the Tennis Committee and through contact with the State
Association in Jacksonville, contact was made with Mr. & Mrs. Charles
Turber of Evansville, Indiana,w~o were interested in locating perma-
nently in Florida in a tennis facility, and' that said couple had been
interviewed by three members of the Tennis Committee, and investigated
by Mr. Talbot in Evansville, Znd, Further, that as of last week the
City was in need of a Tennis p~o at which time Mr. & Mrs. Turber were
contacted and accepted employment wtth the City to be in charge of the
Municipal Tennis. Courts. The City Man,get announced that Mrs. Turber
would arrive in Delray Beach about October first and Mr. Turber by the
15th of that month, and that they are very qualified people in the
conduct of tournaments, clinics, lessons, etc.
7.a. City Clerk Worthing informed Council that the Sherman-Williams
Post No. 188, ~merican Legion, requests permission to again use the
West Side City Park for sponsoring its annual Thanksgiving Festival
during the week of November 21st thru the 26th, 1966, with entertain,
ment to be provided by the Sheldon Amusement Enterprise of Pompano,
and proceeds therefrom to be used for reducing the indebtedness caused
by improvements~to the American Legion Hall. Further, it is recommend-
ed that such permissive use be granted SUBJECT to the Legion Post No.
188 providing for necessary water, power and .sanitation facilities
without access to, nor use being made of the Teen Tow~ Center or Pool
buildings, and a deposit of $50.00 returnable in full upon satisfactory
clearance of all debris caused by the use of the grounds following the
Festival' s closing.
The request of the Sherman-Williams Post No. 188 was unanimous'ly
granted, subject to the stated stipulations, on motion .by Mr. Talbot
and seconded by Mr. Jurney.
7.b. The City. Clerk in. formed Council of a :pet:trion having been received
for rezoning of Lots 2 thru 18 and Lots: 28 thru 44, Del-Harbour S/D,
from R-1AA to R-3 classificationj further,~ that Council may deny this
request or refer same. to - the Pla:nning/Zoning 'Board: for a public hear-
lng to be held thereon, to be followed by the BoardJs recommendation
to Council.
Said petition was unanimously referred to the Planning Board, on
motion by Mr. Croft and seconded by Mr. saunders.
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?.c. City Clerk Worthing informed Council that Rev. Willie C. Smith,
Pastor of the Church of God by Faith, 338 N. W. 6t~ Avenue, request
permission to hold an open-air service S. unday afternoon, September
25th, in the vacant lot adjacent to and west of McMurrianms S~perette
located at 418 W~st Atlantic Avenue, and that Mr. McMurrian has granted
his permission for. use of that area for that day. Further, that Rev.
N. A. Jenkins a~d Rev. ~. R. Evans, of the Interdenominational Minis-
terial Alliance approve of said request. Said request for open-air
service was unanimously approved, on motion by Mr. 'Talbot and seconded
by Mr. Jurney.
?.d. Council was informed that Mrs. Gail Russikov requests permission
to use the Community Center 9Tmnasium on Saturday, October 22nd, for the
purpose of conducting a fashion show on behalf of the Junior Red Cross,
proceeds from which are to be used in furthering the activities-of the
local Junior Red Cross Association.
Said request was unanimously granted, on motion by Mr. Saunders and
seconded by Mr. Croft.
8.a. The City Clerk presented R~SOLUTION NO. 33-66.
A RESOLUTION MAKING APPROPRIATIONS OF SUMS OF MONEY FOR
ALL NECESSARY EXPENDITURES OF .THE CITY OF DELRAY BEACH,
FLORIDA, FOR THE PERIOD FROM THE~:IST DAY OF OCTOBER,
1966 TO THE. 30TH DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 1967 = TO PRESCRIBE
THE TERMS, CONDITIONS. AND PROVISIONS. WITH RESPECT. TO
THE ITEMS OF APPROPRIATION AND THEIR PAYMENT= AND TO
REPEAL ALL RESOLUTIONS WHOLLY i'~:~ONFLICT WITH THIS
RESOLUTION, AND ALL ~ESOLUTIONS I~CONSISTENT' WITH THIS
RESOLUTION TO THE EXTENT OF SUCH INCONSISTENCY= AND TO
LEVY. A TAX ON ALL PROPERTIES WITHIN THE CITY OF DELRAY
BEACH FOR MAINTENANCE AND OPERATION, AND TO LEVY A TAX
FOR THE PAYMENT OF PRINCIPAL AND INTEREST ON BONDED
INDEBTEDNESS AGAINST THE PROPERTY LOCATED IN THE FORMER
CITY OF DELRAY, AND TO ALLOCATE AND APPROPRIATE SAID
COLLECTIONS THEREUNDER.
(Copy of Resolution No. 33-66 is attached to the official copy of
these minutes..) See pages
There being no object,on to Resolution No. 33-66, and following
lengthy discussion, said Resolution was ~ unanimously -passed and adopted
on this first and final reading, on motion by Mr. Jurney and seconded
by Mr. Talbot.
Mayor Avery announced that in this budget that has Just been passed,
the V.F.W. ball field .(Block 37) will become the property of the City
after October 1st. Further, the man who donated the land to the City
was Mr. H. J. Sterling, a pioneer of Delray-.Beach, whose family living
in Delray Beach have expressed the desire that the property will be
named Sterling Field. The t~yor said that Mr. W. C. Williams, III, a
grandson of Mr. Sterling, has indicated that the family will furnish
the name plaque if the property is so named.
It was pointed out that there are no restrictions on the .property,
that it had been donated to the City f~or recreational or any other
purpose.
Mr. Croft moved that said property be named '*STERLING FIELD", the
motion being seconded by Mr. jurney and unanimously carrie~.
~myor Avery asked that the City Manager contact Mr..W.C. Williams,
III, uoncerning a P, laque for Sterling Field.
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8.b. City Clerk Worthing presented RESOLUTION NO. 34-66.
A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COU~CIL OF THE CITY OF DELRAY
BEACH, FLORIDA, ASSESSING COSTS' FOR ABATING NUISANCES
UPON CERTAIN LANDS LOCATED WITHIN SAID CITY~ SETTING
OUT ACTUAL COSTS INCURRED BY SAID CITY TO ACCOMPLISH
SUCH ABATEMENT AND LEVYING THE COST OP SUCH ABATEMENT
OF SAID NUISANCES, AND DECLARIN~ SAID LEVY TO BE A
LIEN UPON SAID PROPERTY IN AN AMOUNT AS SHOWN BY RE-
PORT OF TH~ CITY MANAGER OF DELRAY BEACH, FLORIDA.
(Copy of ~solution No. 34-66 is attached to the official copy of
these minutes.) See page 200-~B.
Resolution No. 34-66 was unanimously pasaed and adopted on this
first and final reading, on motion by Mr. Talbot 'and Seconded by Mr.
Sa unders.
8.c. The City Clerk presented ORDINANCE NO. 51-66.
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF DELRAY
BEACH, FLORIDA, ANNEXING TO THE CITY OP DELRAY BEACH
CERTAIN LAND, NAMELY LOT 8, SEACREST SUBDIVISION, WHICH
LAND IS CONTIGUOUS TO EXISTING MUNICIPAL LIMITS: OF SAID
CITY7 REDEPINING THE BOUNDARIES' OF SAID CITY TO iNCLUDE
SAID LANU~ PROVIDING FOR TH~ RIGHTS AND OBLIGATIONS OF
SAID LANDT' AND PROVIDING POR THE ZONING THEREOF.
214 Seacrest Lane
{Copy of Ordinance No. 51-66 is attached to the official copy of these
minutes. ) See page 1877-D.
There being no objection to Ordinance No. 51-66, said Ordinance was
unanimously passed and adopted on this second and final reading, on
motion by Mr. Talbot and seconded by Mr. Croft.
9.ao Regarding appointments to the Contractors Board of Examiners,
City 'Clerk Worthing presented the following letter from Mr. Arthur W.
Smith, Director of Planning, Zoning and Inspection:
"In view of the vacancies on the Color'art°rs Board of Examiners,
created by the appointment of Thomas E. Woolbright on the City
Planning and Zoning Board and the resignation of J. E. Dugger,
the Board met in special session on September 6th, 1966 to
select new members to recommend to your Body for appointment.
After review and consideration the Board unanimously recommends
the following person's be appointed:
Armand B. Mouw, 315 Gulfstream Drive
Charles E. Toth, 802 N. W. 1st Avenue"
Mr. T~bot moved to sustain the recommendations for appointments to
the Contractors Board of Examiners, the motion being seconded by Mr.
Jurney and unanimously carried.
The Contractors Board of Examiners members are appointed for three
year terms, the term of Mr. Mouw to expire OCtOber 9th, 1969, and the
term of Mr. Toth, filling the unexpired term of Mr. J. E. Dugger, will
expire October 9, 1967.
lO.x. Mayor Avery announced that City Attorney and Mrs. John Ross Adams
are the parents of a baby girl, Nancy Lynn, born Septen~ber 9th.
10.x. City Manager Gatchel called Council attention to the construc-
tion of the Del Morro Apartments adjacent to the east R/W line of the
Intracoastal Waterway a short distance south of Atlantic Avenue~
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further, that in 1958, Section K of the storm drainage system had been
installed /n that area and terminated in an outfall line which extend-
ed westerly from MacFarlane Drive to the Intracoastal Waterway in an
easement across the southern boundary of the Arvida Corporation pro-
perty, being Block B, John E. ~d~s Village,
The City Manager informed Council that the original drawings on
that particular drainage easement showed the storm sewer extending to
the R/w line of the Intracoastal waterway, but since' the land did not
extend out to the R/W of the Waterway at that time, the storm drainage
terminated in the construction of a concrete retaining wall approxi-
mately 150 feet east of said Waterway R/W.
Since the Del Morro Apartments are being constructed, the Bart
Company plan to construct a sea wall along the easterly R/W line of
the Waterway, therefore, it has been determined that said line must
be extended 150 feet il~ a thirty-inch storm drain main outfall line
to the R/W' of the Waterway.
The City Manager informed C0uncil~ ~at the Doran Sea Wall Company,
the contractor installing the sea wall for the Bart Company, has been
requested to quote on the extension of said storm drain, but they de-
clined to quote aS they could not work it into their schedule. Further,
that the Southern Bell Telephone Company is faced with moving an under-
ground cable at this same location in order for the sea wall to be con-
structed, and they have .engaged the' Sub-Aqueous Engineering and Supply
Company of Fort Lauderdale who are now standing by with' necessary
barges and equipment to perform that work. That Mr. A. H. Sloan, part
owner of the Sub-Aqueous' Engineering and Supply Company has given the
City, as of today, a price of $2,600. f~r extending the 150 feet of
storm drain in the appropriate easement and through the sea wall to
empty into the Intracoastal Waterway.
The City Manager reported that a local contractor had been contacted
regarding this work and had stated that he could not compete with such
a price as the $2,600. ae he would have to 'move in all of his equipment.
It was pointed out that there is sufficient money in the Department
of Public Works current budget to cover such an expense, and City
Manager Gatchel informed Council that both he and City ~.ngi~eer Fleming
recommend that the Sub-Aqueous Engineering and Supply Company be given
a contract for that work in the amount of $2,600.
Following discussion, Mr. Saunders moved that the City Manager be
authorized to proceed with this project as recommended. ~The motion
was seconded by Mr. croft and carried unanimously.
lo.x. city Clerk Worthing informed Council that the Sail-Inn Bar and
Package Store, 65? N. E. 8th Street, recently changed ownership and the
new owner~ Mr. Frank W. Murphy has applied for transfer of Liquor _Li- '
cerise No. 986 issued for said business. Further, the applicant has
been approved by the State BeveVrage Department and local agencies, and
it is recon~ended that this application for transfer be disproved.
Said application was unanimoue!y approved, on motion by Mr. Croft
and seconded by Mr. Jurney.
10.x. Mayor Avery informed Council that Mr. Hugh K. Browning had
plied for a license to dispense beer and .wine, consumption on the
premises, 328 N. E. 6th Avenue~ further, that this application is tied
up in the State Beverage Department but it is requested that this per-
mit be granted subject to the approval of the Beverage Department and
the City's requirements. It was so moved by Mr. Saunders. The motion
was seconded by Mr. Croft and carried unanimously.
100a. City Clerk Worthing presented Bills for Approval as follows:
General Fund, $67,817.28~ Water Revenue Fund, $$0,866.00~ Special
Assessment Fund, $5,885.O0~ ~etery Perpetual Care Fund, $1,640.62~
Sewer Revenue Fund, $35,000.0.0~ Sewer Operating & Maintenance Fund,
$40,000.00~ Cigarette Tax Fund, $19,798.85~ and Sewer Construction
Trust Fund, $33,291.69. The bills were unanimously ordered paid, on
motion_by .Mr. Croft and seconded by Mr. Talboto
APPROVED~-~ . . ~~ R.D. WORTHING
. City Clerk
RESOLUTION NO. 34-66. 200-A
A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF DELRAY
BEACH, FLORIDA, ASSESSING COSTS FOR ABATING NUISANCES
UPON CERTAIN LANDS LOCATED WITHIN SAID CITY; SETTING
OUT ACTUAL COSTS INCURRED BY SAID CITY TO ACCOMPLISH
SUCH ABATEMENT AND LEVYING THE COST OF SUCH ABATEMENT
OF SAID NUISANCE~, AND ~N~ SAID LK%7~ TO RE A
LIEN UPON SAID PROPERTY IN AN AMOUNT AS SHOW~ BY RE-
PORT OF THE CITY MANAGER OF DELRAY BEACH, FLORIDA.
WHEREAS, the City council of the City of Delray Beach, did, in
. reqular a~W~////////~/ session held on the 13th and..2?th
of June, 1966 declare the exists-ce of
'sance upon certain' lots or parce~S'of land, described in a list sub-
mitted to them, for violation of the provisions of ordinance G-147;
WHEREAS, pursuant to such declaration, theCity Clerk of said
City did furnish each of the respective owners of the lands described
in said list with a notice describing the nature of the nuisance and
that they must abate said nuisance within th.iffy (30) days, failing
in which the City Council would have it done, and the cost thereof
would be levied as an assessment against said propertY~ and
WHF~REAS, the owners hereinafter named did fail and neglect to
abate the nuisance existing upon their respective lands within the
time prescribed in said notice and Ordinance G-147, and the City of
Delray Beach was required to and did enter upon the following lands
and incur costs in abating the nuisance existing thereon as described
in the aforesaid list; and
WHEREAS, the City Manager of the City of Delray Beach, has, pur-
suant to said ordinance G-lO7 and the City Charter submitted to the
City Counci~ a report of the costs incurred in abating the nuisance
as aforesa~, said report indicating the costs per parcel of land
involved.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY.COUNCIL OF THE CITY
OF DELRAY BEACH, FLORIDA, AS FOLLOWS:
1. That assessments in the individual amounts as shown bY the
report of the City Manager of the City of Delray Beach, involving the
City's cost of abating the aforesaid nuisances upon the lots or par-
cels of land described in said report, a copy of which is attached
hereto and made a part hereof, are levied against the parcels of land
described on said report and in the amounts indicated thereon. Said
assessments so levied shall be a lien upon the respective lots and
parcels of land..described in said report, of the same nature and to
the same ex$9~$ as the lien for general city taxes and shall be col-
lectib%g in t~e s~me manner and with the same penalties and under the
same 9Ngvis$o~$ as ~o sale'and foreclosure as city taxes are collect-
ible.
2, That t~e $i$y Clerk of said City shall, as soon as possible
after the e~eCti~e'~a~e, record a certified copy of this resolution
'in the of~ic~ of ~e Clerk of the circuit court in and for Palm Beach
County, Flo~a, a~d ~11 furnish to each of the owners name~ in and
upon said report a ~i~ that the City Council of the City of Delray
Beach, did, on ~e ~::13~h_ and 27th of june, 1966
abat.e~ent'?~f a certain nuisance existing on their described
order
the
p~opertyand Property owner having failed to abate such nuisance,
Within the 30 day period, whereupon it was abated by the City at costs
show~zi~ said re~ort and such assessments shall be legal, valid and
b£~d~g obligat~ons u~on the property against which said assessments
arelevted~ This resolution shall become effective 30 days from the
date of adoption, and the assessments contained here~n shall become
due and payable thirty days after the mailing date of the notice of
enid assessment, after which interest shall accrue at the rate of 6%
per annum on any unpaid portion thereof.
PASSED AND ADOPTED in . ~.egu~r session o& the lmt~ day of
September .... A.D. 1966
ATTEiST~ /S~ Al. C. Aver~v
MAYOR
~ /S/ ,R, D. Wo~thin~
200-B
COST. OF...ABA~IN~/.NU~SANC~S.' ~DE~ ORDINANCE .NO. G-147.
PROPERTY DESCRIPTION OWA~ ASSESSMENT
June 13~ 1.966:1ist.
South 110 feet of Lots-24 & Robert L., Jr. &..Edith C. $150.00
25 less East 133 feet of 25 Moore
& that portion-of South 110
feet of Lot'~ll lying East of
E'ly R/W l~ne of in%raCoastal
Waterway less R/W, Section 9-46~43.
Lot 8, Block 6, Del-Ida Park Miss Frances Turner 50.00
Lot 9, Block 6, Del-Ida Park D.H. Turner 25.00
West 95 feet of Lot 22, Andrew T. & Margaret.~_¥ount 24.50
Lake Ida Manor &.Dan &~Sara L. Yount
~Une 27f. 1966 list.
Lot 3, Block 6, Del-Ida Park Melville L. & Susan Bee Brown 24.50
Lot 4,. Block 6, Del-Ida ~a~k S. K~mikama 37.00
Lot 3, A. J. Johnson S/D. Leonard Robinson 75.00
200-0
PROPERTIES IN VIOLATION 0F ORDINANCE NO. G-147
AND SECTIONS 15-3 and 15-4 OF T~E CITY CODE.
-" PROPE TM
OWNER ,AD. ?, .R~S, S ,D,,.E ,S ,C RI, PTI__0N Cg.D,E
1.
Agnes Clark 221,O7 136th Avenue Vacant part of South 15-3
Laurelto,A, New, York E5.3 feet of not 4 & &
1~13 all of not ~, Block ~4. 15-4
2.
Juanita P. Wilson P. 0. Box 1404
Delray Beach, Florida Vacant part of not 15, 15-3
Block 60, less South &
20 feet R/Wo 15-4
3.
~ Mary F. Wells 8 West Lake Ida Road Vacantpart of LOt 10, 15-3&
Stewart Delray Beach, Florida Block 5, Dell Park. 15-4
4.
Rabert Wayne & 8 West Lake Ida Road Vacant~art of Lot 11, 15-3&
Mary F. Stewart Delray Beach, Florida Block 5~ Dell Park. 15-4
5.
Leonard S. Manouso 24 Jasper Avenue Vacant part of Lot 3, 15-3&
Teaneck, N. Jo 07666 Block 63. 15-4
6.
Oletha Jones P. 0. Box 1571 South 50 feet of North 15-3
Delray Beach, Florida 300 feet of West 135 &
feet, Block 33. 15-4
7.
Althamese Smith P.O. Box 1571 South 50 feet of North 15-3
Delray Beach, Florida 350 feet of West 135
feet, Block 33. 15-4
8.
John D. & Fredrica 951 Allamanda Drive North 50 feet of South 15-3
E. Halstead DelraY ~each, Florida 150 feet of West 135 &
feet, Block 33. 15-4
9.
Priest Land Co. 228 S. W. 1st Avenue South 50 feet of West 15-3&
Inc. Delray Beach, Florida 135 feet, Block 33. 15-4
10.
Lyn-Ray Corp. 301 W. Atlantic Avenue Lot 3, Block 34. 15-3&
Delray Seach, Florida 15-4
11.
Charlle A. Long 120-33 170th Street 'Lot 6, Block ~4. 15-3&
c/o Mrs. Mae Cathe7 Jamaica, New York 11434 15-4
12.
Maria K. Sterling c/o Sandoway East Inc. Vacant part of 15-3
Estate P.O. Box 10 North 59 feet of South &
c/o Rosalind Graham Delray Beach, Fla. 100 feet cf L~t 23, 15-4
18844 Gainsborough Rd. Ocean Beach.
Detroit, Michigan 48223
i3.
Beatrice Rolle 321 S. W. 8th Avenue Lots 11 & 12, Block 29. 15-3&
Delray ~each, Florida ~ 15-4
Louise D. Meade p. 0. B~E 331 Lots 18, 19, 20, & 21, 15-3&
Delray Beach, Florida Block 29. 15-4
15.
Edward Rue~en . 833 N. W. 10th Street Lots 22 thru 26, Block 15-3
thzrncLuest Estate Hallandale, 'Florida 29.
c/o'.Thersa 'Ann 33009 15-4
Turn/lue s t
16.
Linda & Adrian P. 0. BOx 1844 North half of Lots 15-3
Jarovitslvy Delray Beach, Florida 17 & 18, Block 12, &
Dell Park. 15-4
17.
Ruth E. Kannel 1405 Vermont Avenue Vacant part of not 15-3
Fort Wayne, Indiana 15, Block 64. &
· . 468o5 15-4
September 12~ 1966
200-D
Page 2
Violations 15~3 and 15-4 as concerns this report
are as followS:
1.15-3 - garden trash
15-4- weeds
2. '15-3 - old Junk, loose boards and old dilapidated shed
15-4 ' weeds ·
3. 15-3 - trash and Junk car
15'4 ' weeds
4. 15'3 - trash and Junk car
15-4 weeds
5. 15-3.- garden trash
15-4 - weeds
6. 15-3 - trash and Junk
15-4 - weeds
7. 15-3 - trash and ~unk
15-4 - weeds
8. 15-3 - trash and Junk
15-4 - weeds and undergrowth
9. 15-3 - trash, de~ris and old Junk
15-4 - weeds and undergrowth
10, 15-3 - trash, Junk, and debris
15-4 - weeds and.~undergrowth
11. 15-3 - trash and debris
15-4 - weeds and undergrowth
12. 15-3 - trash and debris
15-4 - weeds
13, 15-3 - trash, junk and building debris
15-4 - weeds
14. 15-3 - trash and Junk
15-4 - highweeds
15. 15-3 - garden trash
15-4 -highweeds and undergrowth
16. 15-3 - 10w hanging branches, undergrowth and vines
15-4 - high weeds
17. 15-3 -.garden trash
15-4 - high weeds
Submitted to the City Council by the City
Manager on this the 12th daf of September, 1966.
CITr OV ~u~. ¥. SEACH
· AREA '20-.22
CHANGE ORDER:NO~ 2
This agreement entered into this day of ,
1966, by and between the CITY OF DELRAY BF~ACH, PALer BEACH COL~Y, FLORIDA,
as party of the FIRST part, and BLI~BY ~ STI~PSON, INC. as party of the
SECOND part, the same being a change or supplement to a certain Contract by
and between the parties aforesaid, dated· March 28, 1966 for the construction
of a Sewage Works Project in Area 20 and 22 o£ the CITY OF DELRAY BEACH, PAL~
BEACH COU~FY,, FLORIDA
WITNESSETH:
I. ~EREAS, the party of the FIRST part desires' to amend the Contract
to provide for the addition of the following sewer facilities:
a. Gravity sewer line in Area 20 runntl~g South along S. O. lSth
Avenue £rom S. W. 2nd Street to S. W. Srd Stree~ (Se~ Appendix
b. Gravity se~er l~e in ~em 21 ~ning E~t fr~ Pine,Grove
Elemen~a~ School along S. ~. lO~h Stroe~ to S. ~, 2nd Avenue,
thence North to S. ~. 9th Street, thence East to South Swinton
Avenue, together ~ith nec~ssa~ Force Main (See Appendi~ "B").
c. Gravity se~er line in ~ea 22, ~ning North along S. E. 7th
Avenue ~r~ S. E. 10th Street to S. E. 7th Street (See Appendix
"C").
- ~d -
~, the p~ty of the FI~T part desires to fi~ish sewer
seNice to all pro~rtie~ in the a~ ~ent to the ~ve
Estimated costof installing Lateral 20-H, Area 20, along S. W, 13th Avenue
from S. W. 2nd Street South along S. W. lSth Avenue to S. ~. 3rd Street.
Furnish 6 Install 6" V.C;P, 5S4 1.f. 051.70 $ 941.80
Furnish ~ Install 8" V.C:P; 600 1.f. ~$1.3S 810.00
Excavation ~nd back£i11, 0-6' cut 450 1.f. @$2.95 1,~27.$0
Excavation ~d backfill, 6-8' cut 150 1.f. @SS.SO 525.00
8" x 6" Wes 22 ea. @$11,00 242.00
Stand~d m~nholes 2 ea. ~$200.00 400.00
Limerock base replacement 450 s.¥. ~$1.85 852.50
Asphalt pavement replacement 5 s.y. @$$.00 15.00
Bedding rock 10 c.y. ~$5.00 :50.00
ESTIMATED TOTAL COST $ 5,143.80
RUSSELL ~ AXON, CONSULTING
ENGINEERS, INCORPORATED BI]WBY ~ STIMPSON, INC.
o~ Li~t Statioa.
15" V.C. sewer pipe 2175 1.f. @$4.10 $ 8,917.50
Excavation and backfill, 6-8' cut 10 1.f. @$4.55 43.50
" " " 8-10' cut 520 1.f. ~$5.$0 2,756.00
" " " 12-14' cut 520 1.f. @$11.00 5,720.00
6" ¥.C. service pipe 1125 1.f. @$i.70 1,912.50
15" x 6" V.C. wyes 45 ea. @$55.00 1,575.00
Standard manhole 8 ea. §$200.00 1,600.00
Additional vertical depth 46.86 ft. @$24.00 1,124.64
Stub in manhole 9 ea, §$15.O0 135.00
Limerock base replacement 1500 ~.y. @$1%85 2,775.00
Asphalt pavement replacement 100 s.y. @$$.00 300.00
Bedding rock 300 c.¥. @$5.00 1,500.00
Install 6" C.I. Force Main 540 1.f. @$2'.85 969.00
110' Railroad Crossing 110 1.f. @$44.00 4,840.00
Cut-in to' existing manhole 1 ea. @$100.00 100.00
ESTIMATED TOTAL COST $ 41,695.14
RUSSELL ~ AXON, CONSULTING BUMBY ~ STIMPSON, INC.
ENGINEERS, INCORPORATED
lOth Street~ and Laterals 22-A-1-2-3-4 and $ running East on S. E. 7th Street,
S. E. 8th Street, S. E. 8th Court, S. E. 9th Street and S. E. 10th Street,
respectively.
8" V. C. sewer pipe 2516 £t. @$1.40 $ 3,522.40
E~cavation and backfill, 0-6' cut 990 ft. 052.95 2,920.50
,, ,, . . 6-8' cut 520 ft. @$3.50 1,820.00
" " " , 8-10*~cut 520 ft, 054,65 2,418.00
,, . . , 10-12': CUt 416 ft. 057.10 2,953.60
" " " , 12-14~ cut 70 ft. 059.10 637.00
6" V.C. service pipe 1230 ft. 052.35 2,890.50
8" X 6": V.C, ~ryes 45 ea. 0511.00 495.00
Standard manholes 11 ea. ~$200.00 2,200.00
Additional vertical depth in mmhole 241.67 ft. 0524.00 592.08
Drop manhole piping 13,41 ft. 0524.00 $21.84
8" stub in manhole 1 ea. 8515.00 15,00
Limerock base replacement 1900 s,y. 052.30 4,370.00
Asphalt pavement replacement 75 s.y. 051.00 225.00
Sewer pipe bedding .850 yd. 055.00 4,250.00
Misc. concrete in trench 10 c.y. 0535.00 550.00
TOTAL ESTIMATED COST $ 29,980.92
RUSSELL 8. AXON, CONSULTING BUMBy § STIMPSON, INC.
ENGINEERS , INCORPORATED
BYRD. R. ' ! ; By'
RESOLUTION NO. 33-66.
A RESOLUTION MAKING ~PPROPRIATIONS OF SUMS OF
MONEY POR ALL~TBCESSARY EXPENDITURES OF THE CITY
OF DELRAY BEACH, FLORIDA, FOR THE PERIOD FROM THE
1ST DAY OF OCTOBER, 1966 TO THE 30TH DAY OF SEP-
TEMBER, 1967~ TO PP~SCRIBE THE TERMS, CONDITIONS
AND PROVISIONS WITI~RESPECT TO THE ITEMS OF AP-
PROPRIATION AND THEIR PAYMENT~ AND TO REPEAL ALL
RESOLUTIONS ~HOLLY IN CONFLICT WITH THIS RESOLU-
TION, AND ALL RESOLUTION~ INCONSISTENT WITH THIS
RESOLUTION TO THE EXTENT OF SUCH INCONSISTENCY~
AND TO LEVYA TAXON ALL PROPERTIES WITHIN THE
CITY OF DELRAYBEACH FOR MAINTENANCE AND OPERA-
TION, AND TO LEVY A TAX FOR THE PAYMENT OF PRIN- '
CIPALAND INTEREST ON BONDED INDEBTEDNESS AGAINST
THE PROPERTY LOCATED IN THE FORMER CITY OF DELRAY,
AND TO ALLOCATE AND APPROPRIATE SAID COLLECTIONS
BE IT RESOLVED by the Council of the City of Delray Beach,
Florida= That the following sums of money be, and hereby are ap-
propriated upon the terms, conditions and provisions herein before
and hereinafter set forth:
ARTICLE.~.
GENERAL..FU~D_ Other.. Capita!
'' SalariesI EXPenses~ ou~La~_ TOTAL
Executive 19~048. 2,775. -0g 21,823.
EleCtions" 360. 375. "h0- 735.
Dept. of Finance 83,720. 12,.837 ..... 450J 97,007.
Dept. of Law..'` . 11,000. 1,360. -0- 12,360.
Advisory Boards .& Office~s ~0- 29,635. h0J 29,635.
Dept. of Pu~iclSafety: ' 415~839. 65,900. 13,060. 494,799.
Dept of Public Works 257,744. 192,766~ 36,067. 486,577.
Library ~0h 51,344. -0- 51,344.
Dept, of Pa=~s &.Recreation 180,594. 72,360~' 19!87~. 272,826.
Non-Depart~.e~tal 10,588. 1.92,181. 420J' 203,189.
Transfers -0- .11,970. -0- 11,970.
TOTAL EXPENDITURES $989,393. $ 705,552. $ 69,669.$1,764,814.
Reven.ue~
General ProDerty Taxea $ 694,5~8.
Franchise & Utility Taxes 238,700.
L~censes~& Permits 105,620.
FAnes & Forfeitures 37,200.
Revenues*from ZndiVid~als &'other Agencies 93,225.
Charges for C~r~ent Services ---' 216,525.
Sale & Recovery for Loss o'f:'Property 14,875.
Transfer~ from Other Punds 197.,403.
Una~Drog~tated surplus .16~67e.
TOTAL ~EVENUE $1,764,814.
Page 2. Resolution No. 33-66.
aRTICL=, i~..
~AT~R AND SEWER FU~D Other Capital
Estin~ted P~xpenditures= Salaries Expense~ O~tla¥ ..TOTAL
Administration $ 19,749.$ 8,340. $ 5,750,$ 33,839.
Supply & Pur~fication 19,849. 32,340. 450. 52,639.
Transmission & Distribution 63,982. 63,855. 86,865. 214,702.
Accounting & Collection -0- 25,945. -0- 25,945.
Sewer System 32,966. 19,425. 1,500. 53,891.
Insurance & Taxes -0- 84,392. -0- 84,392.
Depreciation & Contingency -0- 400,000. -0- 400,000.
Pension -0- 5,054. -0- 5,054.
Debt Service -0- 4~6196%z . -0- 426~961.
TOTAL EXPENDITURES $ 136,546.$1,066,312. $ 94,565.$1,297,423.
Revenue~
Revenue from Use of Money and Property $ 91,020.
Sales & Charges for Current Services 689,300.
Sale and Recovery for Loss of Property 300.
Matured U. $. Treasury Notes 78,158.
Unappropriated Surplus .. 4~f645.
TOTAL REVENUE $1,297,423.
ARTICLE III._
Estimated ~xpenditures=
Transfer to ~eneral Fund $ 106,250.
Debt Service
TOTAL EXFENDITURES $ 155,305.
9IGA~TT~ TAX
Revenue=
From Indivifluals and Other Agencies $ 170,000.
Pu~d Balance (14,695.)
TOTAL REVENUE .$ 155,305.
CONDIT~O~S,,~=Z~ ~O.APPROPR~10~=
Sectio~ .4..1 - All the monies hereinbefOre~ appropriated are appropri-
atedupon the terms, conditions, and provisions hereinbefore and
hereinafter set forth.
se~}io~..4.2 - Subject to the qualifications contained in this resolu-
tion all appropriations made outof the General Pund are declared to
be maximum, iconditional, and proportionate appropriations, the purpose
being: to make the appropriations payable in full in the amounts, herein
named if necessary and then only in the event the aggregate revenues
collected and other resources available during the period commencing
the 1st ~ay of October, 1966, and terminating the 30th day of Septem-
ber, 1967, for which the appropriations are made, are sufficient to
pay all the appropriations in lfu11~ otherwise the said appropriations
shall be deemed to be payable in such proportion as the total sum of
Page 3. Resolution No. 33-66.
realized revenue of the General Fund, is to the total amount of re-
venues est/mated by the City Council to be available in the period
commencing the 1at day of October, 1966.and terminating the 30th
of September, 1967.
.Section 4.3 - All balances of the appropriations payable out of the
General Fund of the City Treasury.unencumbered at the close of busi-
ness on the 30th day of September, 1966, except as otherwise provided
for, are hereby declared to be lapsed into the City Treasury and may
be used for the payment of the appropriations which may be made in
any appropriation for the fiscal year' commencing the 1st day of
October, 1966t Provided~ however, nothing ~n this Section shall be
construed to be applicable to unencumbered balances remaining to the
credit of the Water and Sewer Fund, Cigarett~ Tax Fund or any funds
created by the setting up of special revenue, but such balances shall
be used in financing the proposed expenditures of these funds for the
fiscal year commencing the 1st day of October, 1966.
Section 4.4 - No department, bureau, agency, or individual receiving
aPprOpriations under the provisions of this resolution shall exceed
the amount of its or his appropriation except with the consent and
approval of the City Council first obtained~ and if such department,
bureau, agen..cy or individu~l shall exceed the amount o~ its or his
appropriation without such consent and approval of the City Council,
the~adm~nistrative .officer or ind~vidual, in the~ di~cret!on of~ the.
city [C0UnC~i,'. ~may/be. deemea g~lt.~[6f neglect o£ o~f~c~'l~ duty and
ma~ '~ ~bject''~o~'~e~oval ~h~ref~
section 4.~;_ Nothing in this resolution shall be construed as author-
~-zin~'a'n~--~eduction to be made i~ the. amounts appropriated in this
re~olut~on for th~.pa~ment .of .interest, on, or retirement of, the
debt 'Of the C~.ty o~f ,Delray Beach, Florida~. ' ':
_section 4._,6 ~ Nor~e ;f the monies 'numerat;ed in thks re~°~ution ~n
connection with. '~he' General Fund]i~ ~ater and Sewer~ F~nd~ Cigarette
;aX Fund or any other ~;und'of. ~.the Cit~, shall be expended .~o~
pu~POse than ~l~h. oee'. ~or. which t~',a~e appropriated, "a~d i~ shan,t
the d~ty of the,DirectOr"Of~ Zina~ce to- see thit this 'section ~is' o0~-
piie~ wi~h in all, respects and. report to the City ~an~ger and
c°uncll any viOi~tiO"i thereo~. . - -
.S. ecti6n 4~7 - All monies Collected by any department, bureau, agency
or individual of the City~ .Government shall be paid :promptly into, the
City Tr~asury. - ' · ·
_ect~o~ 4.8 , The foregoing budget be and hereby ~s adopted.~ the
°f-fi~ial b~udget of' the City of Delray ~each fo~'the aforesaid period.
Provided,.. . however, that the restrictions with respect to the. expendi-
tures · ,o.f.%hejfUnds appropriated shall apply only to the lump sum.
amounts 'for 'ciasses of expenditur~s which have been ~nCluded in this
resol.utio", .. ~ "' "'
ARTICLE V.
."S~C~i~n 5:1 i' That there Shall be and hereby is appropriated for
G~r~&i~' Fu~d op~ations of .~h.e City the r~venUe derived. from the tax
hereby, ~e.vied'~n:ail tiaxa~ie)Pr°pe=ty'Withfn the City,Of D~lr,ay Beach
~or .the f$.S. ca!/y~ar': c,.o~acing"'Octol~r .: 1., -1966 and ~brm~natiSn~, Sep.
teml0er 30. ':f967;-'~che assessed 'valuation On all ~axablb pr~Per~'fo~:
0Per,sting PurpoSes within' the.City., of Deiray Beach'being $71~.94~,~00.
Page 4. Resolution No. 33-66.
for operating and/or maintenance expenses of the ~eneral Fund,' and
also in addition, all revenues derived by said City during said fis-
cal year from all other sources than the tax levy for current bond
service, and that part of ~olle'ction of delinquent taxes levied for
bond service.
.SeCtion 5~2 - That the amount of money necessary to be raised for in-
retest charges and bond redemption which constitutes a general obli- ~
gation bonded indebtedness of that portion of the City of~Delray Beauh,
which was formerly the City o~"Delray, is $69~149. and that there is
herebY appropriated for the .payment.. thereof, a.ll revenues derived from
the tax leVY of i mill per one ($I.'00) dollar of assessed valuation,
which ~ hereby levie~ for that purpose for the fiscal year commencing
October 1, 1966 and terminating ~ptember 30, 1967¢ upon the taxable
property in that portion of the 'CLty of Delray BeaCh, which was for-
merly the City of Delray, the assessed valuation being $57,167,940.
and there iS hereby appropriated, if necessary, from the SurplUs sink~
ing fUnd dash sufficient monies which, together with proceeds ~f said
tax levy for debt, will meet the debt requirements for the aforesaid
fiscal year.
. ~, .~c,~ ~..
PASSED'AND ADOPT~.D by the City Council of the City of Delray Beach,
Florida this 12th day of September, A.D., 1966.
/S/ Al. C. Avery
ATTEST:
/S/ R..D. Wo~thiRg
City Clerk '