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11-08-65 2. The min.~ . ~' ', on motion b'~g of Oetob-- - ~ :'""~nce at ~ ~7~h, fo- -~o~ to .... ~ for th= · urof ~:00 p A ~at ~ ~e eeoonded b,.~.mO~ed ~ha* :~" and t~- PUrpose; ~,,.~oun~i ~ ~' Saund.'~_ cae re~ue.;'~Publtc t.-~-cner, ,.uusly carrt~d one ~Otion ~ing .~e~' "'~'~ ~ ~ mo" ',-'- ~-=ce t ~ ~lt - cae ~a a' ;' gulat .... f/ed · - . Pie t .... o of ~}res .... : ~d .... . .~or s .... " ..the :. .. and ~ ~ ~ ;... 'l~ar nted Q one i~: ,,;,~:~,~ as'i:--.::-~,' blt:~',A~.,, '..~ : ~Y ~ _ ~ ~ach, a-~ "quest ' .. "' ',-~nev a.~ "~ said .._ om ~he"~:' ..... ~ ~d: '. .... .~ o~ ~,. C~'~ ~aat~ou~.~ to' Sell Year -, render. In " " ~gk 'PlutUres the -of 300. 4:00 P.M., Tuesday, Novembe~gth, concerning the Beech Concessions and also the placement of the cabanas. Mr. Schmalz asked if the Concessions would be let on a bid basis this year, and Mr. Jurney said that it is hie u~derstanding they would be. 4. A roll call showed the follOWing Civic organizations and repre- sentatives to be in attendance~ Delray Beach Board of Realtors Mr. Andrew Gent Tropic Isle Civic Association Mr. William Mudge Beach Taxpayers League0 Inc. Mr. J. Watson Dunbar Delray BeaCh Jaycees Mr. carl Rhodes Civitan CiUb Mr. W~. MacDowell Chamber of' Commerce Mr, Ken E11ingsworth Breezy Ridge Estates Mr. John Sword 5. City Clerk Worthing read a letter from Mr. Donald Defrees to Mayor Avery thanking him for the good report that was mailed out to the tax- payers with their tax bills, and for the good work that he has done. §. City Clerk Worthing read the 'following letter from the Beach Tax- payers League, Inc., dated November 4th,. 1965~ "I am sure I express the sentiments of all members of the Beach Taxpayers League when I extend congratulations to you and to all members of the City CoUncil for taking positive action aimed at improving the outdoor lighting adjacent to the Post Office Build- ing on Northeast Second Avenue. The night use of this facility is most important to our members. In fact, the absence of safe and effective lighting ~n this area has long oonCerned our officers and trustees. You have, we feel, now taken a great forward step in' ridding our city of a trouble- some condition that has been tolerated much too long. I am sending a ~opy of this letter to Mr. Charles Senior, Manager, Florida Power & Light Company, Delray Beach. We want him to know too, that League members appreciate the work done so quickly by his-organization in completing this much-needed safety measure." Mayor Avery complimented Vice-Mayor Saunders and the Council for handling this matter so promptly, and well during his absence. Mayor Avery then asked the status of the proposed lighting the beach residents had requested, and City Manager Gatchel reported as follows: "At the meeting whichwas held to authorize the installation of the lights in the parking lot at the Post Office, this question was brought up again, as it has been on numerous occasions, to Mr. Senior. Mr. Senior and his Engineering staff who were ~epresented at that meeting assured us they were proceeding as rapidly as possible with the engi- neering necessary for this rather expansive lighting program. Some of the problems which they have encountered are involved with the replace- ment of wooden poles with concrete poles, and the necessity of cooper- ation with the Telephone Company in moving some of their facilities which cannot be placed on concrete poles. The engineering is well under way and they are making every effort to have the installations, or the major portion of them, completed by the beginning of the Season. That is the latest informationwe have on that item." Mayor Avers. asked that the City Manager write ~ letter to the Beach Taxpayers~Le~, setting forth what hehad reported tonight, in order that they ~gul~kn°w the statusof the lightingProgram0 and that the Council is ~ng everything ~n their power to expedite same. Vice-Mayor Saunders commended the Florida power & Light Company for their quick a~t~n in the l~ghting of the post Office area. -2- 11-8-65 / 301 /, ! 5.a. Mr. Croft informed the Council that on Friday,' November 12th, 1965, the Southeastern State Beautification conference would be held ~t St. Petersburg, snd that Mrs. James Bowen, Chairman of the local Beautification committee, has requested funds in the amount of $50.00 for two representatives from the local committee to attend said con- ference, Further, that the Beautification Conference is being hosted by the St. Petersburg Beautification Committee and the Florida State Chamber of Commerce. Mr. Croft then moved that the $50.00 requested be appropriated from the Beautification Fund, the motion being seconded by Mr. Jurney and unanimously carried. 5.a. Mr. Jurney referred to the unsightly entrance to TrOpic Palms, and asked the status of that clean up, and also asked concerning heavily loaded trucks hauling fill frOm the Boca Retch City limits Over the streets in the Tropic Palms area causing a nuisance, and suggested that said trucks be routed through the Hi,den Valley area back into Boca Raton. City Manager Gatchel said that instructions had been given to the Police Department last week to do as Mr. Jurney had suggested, and to the best of his knowledge and belief, that had been accomplished. Concerning the entrance into the Tropic Palms area, the City Manager reported that he had caused a survey to be made and has been informed that the deb.~.iS me~t..~onefl_.i~ ~..o.t~ in the .pu,?lic right.of.-`w.~., pr£vate pr0p~rty,..a~d appropriate ac.ti~.n .will Be .taken ~'l'imi~ed "~'~ '~he :e~'f~rce'm~'~'£' th~ ~'s~nce ord'f,a'nce'~/ '%~i:~ ~'~a~a~a'~ ~'~i. saundera.sugge~ted that this ,be ,c~ec~a ~to to. ~lnd ,out i.~ this .work can,be expedited, as there are sevezaI b~usi~e_ss- es .. ,th~.' .are .,~,~ffe~ing from said construction work. ~ ~itY Manager ~atchel said he had checked into that matter today and understands..that ..~he. work ~o .be completed by .the, Railr~ad..C~mp~ny. has ed bY 'the ,~9ntraCt0rs",haa'been- delayed 'tO some" exterit bacadae· O~ a '~'e" ,e~6rtS bf ~. 'Wo=thlnq an ada!rachel 10 feet were prOviaea/ speciE~'ca~ioha have been reeeive~ hM ~he local projec~ engineer who has ~had con~erence ~i~ Ci~ Rersonmel, and i~ will be necessar~ .cOmpany, ~le, 'bUt ~h~. ~adiu~" are now' Staked ~o~ that, e~trY on~OTW~'st '5.:aT' ~D'Sa~bders eaid'"~a~,Ma~r Avery had placed h~m on Co.~it~e :'~'~eb~s ]'~0' 'C~'il: ~at,' the-March. ,~f' 'aol'idi~ .~i~: ~' Ci~,O~ '~Xrax ~ach be'.gr~nte'd fo'r a ~e~i~d:.~f t~' ;~ ' ~!d~:' ~i~i,:: S;tgr. t'~ng.: i~e '~'!ith o~' ~nuar~' th;rough th? ,'.~h' .other ~ ~weeks. Wguld '~..'~va~' ~ mail ao!~eita~ion, . 'D:tm!i~,~ a'~.~gY-~i!n'~'d..{] .i=~e~,:.~t~it"~thi.' eoiit~ has. asked ,~tha~.:said...: .una~o~S!~.?? '.:: '...,' .' ,' ".'' .. ' ' ' 'i '~'-5 :L~:.~.~ ,>... ......... .... . ..- ,:, - ~ , nL~s.6s~,.'.. 5.a. Mr. Saunders said the Committee on Solicitations .had also con- sidered the application for solicitation by the Community Chest, who have asked that the dates from Februa~y 14th through the 28th be given to them for soll~itation, and the Committee recommends that said dates be approved, and that they be able to solicit by letter during the months of December, 1965 and January, 1966. Mr. Saundere then moved that said request be granted, the motion being seconded by Mr. Jurney and unanimously carried. 5.a. Concerning the status of the Beach Erosion Program, Mr. Talbot said he believed the public should be aware of what is going on and what has happened concerning same. Further, the deadline date on giving the order for specifications on design and engineering was l~ovember first, but that deadline was not met as the eleven property owners involved in Section II of the program had not furnished the City with quit-claim deeds as had been desired. Mr. Talbot said that with Council permission he had contacted Glace Engineering Company to see what could be the final date so that the council would still be aesured of having the beach, rehabilitation done in 1966, and that November 15th0 1965, will be the dead-line date. Mr. Talbot continued as follows: "With that information, City Manager Oat~hel, City Clerk Worthing', City Attorney John Roes Adams and myself, met last Friday. All the facte were gone over and a letter was drafted which will be the last and final letter presenting to these property owners .the situation ~.s it is, and facts and figures which will give them in- formation as to whether they wish to go ahead with a quit-claim deed so that the City can rehabilitate Section II of the beach, or just abandon the idea. I want to compliment Mr. Gatchel, Mr. Worthing and Mr. Adams on the letter that they prepared and mailed out. So that the public will have the benefit of it, I would like to suggest that the Press be given a copy of the letter and all information that went out to the eleven property owners, and I hope the Press will make good use of it. It is not stale news as of now because the only people that have had the information are the people that the letters were addressed to." Mayor Avery said that Mr, Talbot's suggestion, is so ordered. 5.a. Mr. Talbot informed the Council that Mr. warren Grimes has donat- ed sufficient money to replace the Chris,mas .Tree at the head of Atlantic Avenue and Ocean Boulevard. -That the Christmas t~ee at that location has been missing for a couple of years, and many people have commented about it. not being there. Mr. Talbot suggested that the Council offer a resolution of thanks to Mr. Grimes for hie kind and generous-deed. Mayor Avery asked that City Attorney Adams prepare said Resolution for the next Council meeting. 5.a. Mayor Avery said that at the Chamber of Commerce Board of Direc- tors meeting the question of the entrance sign from the west approach to the City was mentioned, and that in the past the Chamber of Com- merce and Beaut~fication Committee have been asked to .prepare the de- sign and the City bear the expense. Mayor Avery said that he would like a motion that the City Manager be requested to contact the Chamber of Commerce and the Beauti- fication Committee and that necessary plans and cost of the west en- trance "Welcome to DeIray Beach" sign be prepared and presented to Council as soon as possible. It was so moved by Mr. Jurney, seconded by Mr. Saunders and unanimously carried. 5.a. Mayor Avery said that the local garden clubs and garden clubs throughout the State did-the ground work several years ago and Delray Beach was, by Ordinance, made a bird sanctuary. That there are certain benefits that. accrue to a City from this action, one of the-requirements for these benefits to accrue is the "Bird Sanctuary" sign at the en- trances of the City. Further, that there are no "Bird Sanctuary" signs at the entrances of Delray .Beach at this time, and he-requested that the City Manager contact M~. Graham King, State Chairman of the Bird -4- 11-8-65 Sanctuary program, also contact the BeautifiCatiOn Committee, and see that proper "Bird Sanctuary"' signs are restored posthaste. There be- ing no objections fro~ the Councilmen, it was so ordered. 6.a. City Manager Gatchelannounced that in accordance with previously established policy, Veterans Day is recognized as a Holiday, and, therefore, 'the CityHall will be closed, and the Mayor urgently re- quests patriotic demonstration reflected in the activities of all citizens. The City Manager reported that 'the co~mittee on Veterans Day re- cognition has met and made plans0 and have been informed that the .. Schools will close on that.day~ a number of businesses will clOse~ other businesses-no~ planning to close for the entire day will be asked to close and recognize said'day at 11=00 o"clock~ the Police and Fire Departments will be at. all of the major locations throughout'town at all the main intersections, and at 10=59 A.M. the redlights and sirens will go on &~d all traffic Will be halted' in the City of Delray Beach. Further, it is hoped there will be silence and no movement of traf. fic at 11=00 o'clock A.M. for one minute in recognition of ~eterans Day. T/let ther~~ will also be a Veterans' Day ProClamation and efforts are be£ng made %0 obtain a military aircraft fly-over at 11=00 o'clock, but ~=hat may.not be accomplished. Mayor Avery said that diff~rent churcheswill have services that day, and asked that the Citizens of Delray Beach'make November 11th a true, honest appreciation day. for our Veterans, and display of patriotism. 6.b; City Manager Gatchel informed the Council that the following qualified individu~ls have filed as candidates for the office of Mayor for a two-year term cOmmencing on the first Monday in January, 1966: AL. C. AVERY WALTER D]BTZ~ JAMES H. JURN~Y Further, in view of'~ number of candidates having filed, a pr~- mary election shall be'held in co~pliance with Section 143'of the City Charter for the purpose of determining the names of nominees for such office, to be placed upon the General Electio~ Ballot, and it is there- fore recommended that the Mayor, in proclaiming that a Primary Election be held on Tuesday, November 23rd, 1965, between the hours of 7:00 A.M. and 7:00 P.M., de~lare the polling Place"to be at the Community Center, 50 N. W. 1st Avenue, and that all qualified electors of the City of Delray Beach, Florida, shall be qualified to vote in such ~lection. Mr. Saunders moved thatsuch proclamation be issued, th~ motion being secon~edbyMr. Croft and unanimously carried. 6.c. Concerning appointment of' Clerk and Inspectors for the Primar~ Elect~on ~obe hel~ ~n Tuesday, NOvember 23, 1965, the Council was presented' with the following names for appointment of one Clerk and ten Inspectors: Dorothy Bauer Frederika'Woltering vera Bone Berths ~. Worthing Alpha Browning Edward Conyer Florence Cramp~ - · W~llie Pranklin Eff~e Hughso~ ' Gertrude Green Bea~hill~ai~'q Alphonse Hudson Nina'~lds~ John W. Thomas C.C.~er~ ' L.L. Youngblood ~ry L.'~lker Elsie Wharton ~. Avery 'said 'it had been the custo~ to reappoint the Clerk and Inspe~that~e used the prior year', the balance to be alternates, if need6~~. I~ W~ so moved by Mr. Talbot, Seconded by Mr. Saunders ~d unanimously carried. 6.d. Concerning a survey of parcels of land in violation o~ City nui- sance laws presented by the City-Manager, Mr. Talbot moved that Chap- ter lS o~ t~he Code of Ordinances be compliedwith, the motion being :304 seconded by M~. Saunders'and unaaimously carried. (Copy of Survey list. is attached to the official copy o£ ~hese minutes.) (See pages 306-A .& 306-B) X. Mayor Avery reported that'on the ~estside of M.~. let Avenue, Just North of 2nd Street, w~thin the street right-of-way, there is a large dead tree, and asked~..that aame'beremoved. Q!tyManager Gatchel said that it would be taken care of. 6.e. Concerning the PGA NationaI 4-Ball ChampionShip solicitat~on for City advertisement in its.brochure for the tournament, to be held in Palm Beach Gardens, December 4th through the 11th, 1965, MayOr Avery said that ~he Chamber of Co~merce administers ~he advertising program for the City, and suggested that this item be referred to the Chamber of Commerce Advertising Committee. It ~as so moved by Mr. Jurney, ,~econded by Mr. Croft, and unani~ously carried. · 6.f. City'Manager Gatchel referred to the drainage problems!n the Southwest s~ction of the City, and reported that when the deIuge of rain 'cameon~Saturday night, October 30th, the Police Department called some of the public Works Department persorulel out at 4:30 A.M~ Sunday morning in an effort to cope with the situation, and. t herbs and other City personnel had been occupied for many hours since that time, with the use of pumps, in eliminating the water from that section of town. ~e City Manager reported that during the time the three pumps were use~ to move that water, between 400 andS00 gallons of gasoline had b~ used and it had been necessary to have stand-by personnel for 24 hours a day to keep the pumps in operation. · he City Manager reminded the Council that a drainage survey had been conducted, in the southwest section of town in 196.1 that reflected approximatelya million dollars ~orth of cost, and that the major tion of the cost includes the acquisition of rAght-of-way, the main portion involved being outside of the City limits of Delray Beach. Mayor Avery said that C-15 Canal is related to the drainage of this southwest section of Delray Beach, and feels it is now quite in order that the City enter into the proper conferences with the County, Lake worth Drainage Dtstrict~ and the Central and SOuth Florida Flood Con- fro1 DistriCt, in an effort .that the City and these other agencies face up to their responsibilities. Ma~Or Avery suggested that the City Manager be directed to activate th~s drainage plan, to enter into pro- per con£erencea, and return to Council with the cost studies and re- commendations that this drainage situa~ion can be eliminated. During lengthy comments, Mr. Jurney suggested that culverts be in- stalled where they are needed, and the exisCing culverts and drainage ditches be enlarged where necessary, in order to relieve the drainage problem in the southwest section. Mr. Saun'ders. said it appears ~hat action is needed in both areas, and moved that the ditches be cleaned out, and also a meeting be held with the other agencies involved. The motionwae seconded by Mr. Talbot and carried unanimously. Mr. Saunders said that the size of the culverts may also'nee~ to be increased in that. area. 7.a. City Clerk Worthinq informed the Council.that the Gulf stream School requests~the use of the Community Center gymasiumfor basket- ball activities every Wednesday afternoon, between the hours Of' 1:30 and 2:30, and that the City Manager and Recreation Director have ~on- cuffed in approving such~petition. Mayor Avery suggested that if this request is granted, 'the City Manager be given the authority to discontinue same at hie discretion. Mr. Talbot questioned the possibility of other cities or o~gani- zations outside the City making such a request for use of the city facilities, if this request' is granted. City Manager Gatchel reported that the recommendation made by the Recreation Director and himself had been based only on the fact that the basketball courts are not in use during the hour requested by said school. .-6- 11-8-65 305 Mr ~ ,. Talbot moved that.the-City. Manager be authorized to acoept the request and also have the Jurisdiction of, suspending such a request wheD it becomes apparent thet it ks for the betterment of tahe City. The motion was seconded by:M~c~ Saunders and carried unanimously. 8.a. City Clerk worthing preeented RESOLUTION NO~, 49-65. A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OP THE CITY OF DEL~AY BEACH, FLORIDA; ASSESSING COSTS FOR ABATING NUISANCES UPON CERTAIN LANDS LOCATED WITHIN. SAID CITY! SETTING OUT ACTUAL~CO~._TS :INCURRED BY SAID CITY TO ACCOMPLISH SUCH ABATEMENT AND LEVYING THE COST OF SUCH ABATEMENT OF SAID NUISANCES, -AND DECLARING SAID, LEVY TO BE A LIEN UPON SAID PROPERTY IN AN AMOUNT-AS SHOI~N BY ,REPORT OF THE CITY MANaGeR OF~ DELRAY BF~CH, FLORIDA.: (Copy of Resolution~No., 49-65 is attached to the official copy of these minutes..) ( ~S®e page 306'~:~& 306-D) Resolution No. 49-65. was ~lnanimously passed and adopted on ,this £~st and final reading. ~.'b. City Clerk Worthing presented ORDINANCE NO. 40~65. ~ oRDiNAnce, o~ .~ ciTY coUNcil..o~ .~ CITY~O~-.BEL~Y REDIFiNiNd' T~E BOUNDARIS'S 'OF' SA'ID CIT~YT6~ ~NCLu~E' ~i~ ?~ ~ND~ ~lqD PROg/VIN~ Z0R THE ZOmNG'THEREO~'. (i61e White Drivel 'Oc~obe~.,ll'th, Council re~e'rre~:to the; ~Ienfiing/Z~tn~;B6ard ing Distr~ct) 'Co R-3 .~ul~iple Family DWe~];~.ng Dist~J'.) "'Co'n~erning'~t~e request that was re~erred to t~e. Planning gg. ard by..Cou~c~l.~ P.er~aining to t~e rezonirig o~ ~te 25~ CO~c~l ~y den~,, or, sustaining the'-'Boa~d~, recomme~da~., Ordinance N~;". 3~9~65 h~a'~'~' .p~e~ar~ for cons~d~at~On~ i~ ~t ia the pleasure', of.~e Counci~ ~o sus~in "~e 8ogrd"S 'reforeStation." i960", ~ PRO~D~ FOR CO~ZO~ USE OF ~ ~' AS ~. ~ft moved tha~ the Planning Board's fecundation be tatn~d, and ~at Ordi~nce ~o. ~9-65 be plac~ on first reading. ~e ~tion ~s seconded by ~. ~unders and carried 9.b. City Clerk ~r~ing repo~ted to Council am foll~s~ ~, "~n Septet 27~, council referred.a petition for abandonment 9f ~e 25 foot d~icated, but uno.ned, right-of-~y lying he- len N. E. 2nd Avenue and Nor~ri~ge Road, berg an easterly' ~oJecCion of the nor~ 25 feet.of N. E. 19~ Street as now exists ~t~en Swinton and N. E. 2nd Avenues, ~ the Planning Board and City Manager for review and reco~endatton ~reon. ~e Pla~ing Board,~der date of October 29th, re.rte as follows~ ~nce~ing the-re.est ~at was tabled at t~. previous meeting of the Pla~ing Board, .per~aining to ~he appli- cation ~ abandon a t~nty-~ive foot right-of~y ~ N. E. 19~ bergen N. E. 2nd Avenue and Nor~idge Road, this item ~s discuss~ again, and upon motion made by ~. ~ton, se~nded by Mr', Davis, and unanimouS~ ~he ~ard rec~ends to Cocci1 that this re.est be denied. ' ~nourring-In the Planning Board's =e~endation, due to there being a six-inch ~ter distribution line installati~, as ~11 ~S mther p~lic Utilities, currently existing wi~in said 25 ~ot-:d~toated s~ip, ~e City Manager also red.ends the re- .est be ~ncil may sustain ~e ~eco~endation of the Planning ~a=d grant 'the ~t~tion for abandonment of ~e d~icated right-of- ~y described herein." ~. Taler as~ if the person making the re.est for abando~ent of said right-~f-~y could seek relief from a setback hardship fr6m the ~ard of Adjustment, and City ClerkWorthing info.ed him ~at ~uld be ~e R~oper proced~e. ~. Tal~t.'~en moved ~o .sustain the rec~endation of the Planning Board. ~e motion ~s seconded b~ ~. ~oft and carried unani~usly. Mr. Talbot suggest~ ~at ~e ~titioner for abandonment of said rightTof-way be advised ,of the procedure of ~titioning the ~a~ .of AdJus~ent for a variance in the se~ack retirement, and Mayor Avery asked ~at sa~ ~ done. lO.x. ~r Avery infold ~e Council ~at he had '~en con~ot~ by ~. Kenneth Jacobson .con~e~i,~g a replacement Of ~. Jack ~bler on the Planning~oning Board, and it ~s. pointed out that a ~rkshop mee%~ ing is planned by ~e Council and Planning Board. 10.a. ~e following Bills ~or Approval ~re presented= General Fund - $93~492.55~ ~ter Operating a Maintenance Fund - $1,881.72~ '~ter Revenue Fun~.- $50,802.037 and Improvement Fu~d - $1,537.41. ~e Bills ~re unanimously ordered paid, on motion by ~. Saunders and se~nded by ~. J~ey. ~e meeting adjoined at 9~20 P.M. AP~~_ , ~ . City Clerk M A Y O I -' k' -8- 11-8-65 : ~ 306-~ PROPERTIES IN V~OLATION'OF'0RD'INANCE NO. G-147. AND SECTIONS 15-3and 15-4 OF THE CITY CODE. PROPERTY CITY 9WNE~ ADDRESS DESCRIPTION _CODE 1.Dewey M. Burrell 744 ~pring Drive Overgrown pert of 15-3 & NorthViIle, Mich. Lot 141,Tropic Isle 15-4 2.William E. P. & 1020 S. Vista Del Mar Lot 14, Block 5, Margaret Doelger Delray Beach, Fla. Seagate Extension 15-4 3.Frederick E.S. & 100 N. Ocean Blvd. Lot 13, Block 5, Esther Morrison Delray Beach, Fla. Seagate. Extension 15-4 4.Frederick H. & 2475 8~.Ocean Bivd. Lots 1 & 2, Block 5, Etta G. Ellenberger Delray Beach, Fla. Seagate Extensto~ 15-4 5.Otto A. Pfaff Apt. No. 405 Lots 3 & 4, Block 5, 120 N. Ocean Blvd. Seagate Extension 15-4 Delray Beach, Fla. 6.William H. & 340 So Ocean Blvd. I~t 1, Block 4, Margaret W. Oantner Delray Beach, Fla. Seagate Extension. 15-4 7.James E. Schwenck 1120 Lake Shore Drive Lot 4, Block 4, Chicago, Illin0is ' Seaga2e. Extensi0~ 15-4 8.K.E. Edwards 127 Avery Drive,N.E. Lot 4~, .Block 3, Atlant~ 9, Ga. Seagate Extension i5-4 9.Allan p. & 2807.'Shannon Road Lot 6, Block 3, Ruth Hendry Northbrook, Illinois Seagate ExtenSion i~-4 10.MUnicipal Paving 5757 Ogden Avenue LOt 7, Block 3] Company Cicero P.O. Seagate Extension 15-4 .~ Chicago, Illinois ii'Alexander F. & 630 ~ E. 2nd Avenue LOt 9 less North 10 Beatrice F. Wilson Delray Beach, Fla. feet, Block 3, 15-4 Se&ga:ts ExtensiOn 12.Susanne Offut~ & Edgehill LOt 1, Block 2, Ray A. Graham, Jr..Sh~d~well~ Va. ~eagate Extension 15-4 13.Althee G. Canary 12520'Edgewater'Drive LOt 1, Slock 1 Apt.-.No.~ 905 Seagate Extension 15-4 Cleveland'.7,.OhiO 14.Clarence C. & 20 S. Mayflower Road Lot 3, ~lock 1, 15-3 & Violet P. Prentice.'Lake Forest, I~1~-~' Seagate Extension 15-4 lS.J. William Tiernanf1045 E. Atlantic Ave. Lot 4,'Block 1 · - Delra~ BeaCh, Fla. seagate_Extension 15-4 16.Franklin.., . ,~ .. Wedge P.O., Box....1796 Lot 5, Block 1, ,.,~. ~elray!Beach, Fla. Seagate Extension 15-4 17. Jane M. FOr~ P..0...Box-393 Lot 6, Block 1, 15-3 & - DelreY ~eaoh, Fla. Seagate Exten~ion 15-4 18. Lawrence J. Ply~ 955"s. ocean BlVd. Lots ? & 8, Block 1, Delra~ Beach, Fla. Seagate Extension 15-4 306-B Page 2o 19.Susanna M. Osltn 819 Clark St. Lot 9, Block I, West~ield, N.J,0?090 Seagate ~xtension 15-4 20.Harry I, & 122 S.E. 6th Ave. Lots 7 & 8, 15-3 Ruby E. Pittman Delray Beach, Fla. Block ?0 15-4 21.City of Delra¥ City Hall North-South Alley 15-3 Beach Delray Beach, Fla. in Block ?0. 15-4. VIO~ATXONS 15-3 & 15-4 as concerns this report are as follows: 1. 15-3 Palm Fronds 15-4 Weeds 2. 15-4 Weeds 3. 15-4 Weeds 4. 15-4 Weeds 5. 15-4 Weeds 6. 15-4 Weeds 7. 15-4 Weeds 8. 15-4 Weeds 9. 15-4 Weeds 10. 15-4 Weeds 11. 15-4 Weeds 12. 15-4 Weeds 13. 15-4 Weeds 14. 15-3 Storm Damaged Pines 15-4 Weec%s 15. 15-4 Weeds 16. 15-4 We~ds 17. 15-3 Broken Tree Limbs ~5-4 Wee~s ~8. 15-4 Wee~s 19. 15-4 Weeds 20. 15-3 Old tree sawed down and not removed, ~5-4 weeds ~] ~,3 Trash, ~ rubbish and broken limbs. I.~-4 Weeds Submitted to the City Ceunc~l by the City Manage= on ~his 8th day of November, 1965. ao] 306-~ RESOL~TXOI~ 1~0. 49-65 B -H, PLO~I~, A~SING COSTS ~R A~TING,~NC~ O~ ACTUAL ;~.~T~' INC~ ~ SA~ CX~ TO .ACCO~LISH S~H 2~TE~.2~' ~ING ~E C~T OF S~H T~ CI~ ~G~ OF DE~Y ~CH, F~RIDA. ~S, the City Co~cil of the CXt2 ~ Delta2 Beach, did~ ~~/~/ /// sessign held on ~e'- 2~t~ o.f, Jul[ an~ . ... 2.Std. O~ August, 1965 declaPe t~ ex~etenoe of-'a ~l' s~ce upon certain X~' oF' p~'els '~f l~d, ~esc~ibed ina list ~tted to them, f~ violation of'~ provisions of Oral.in,ce ~8, pursuit .'to~ :Such-d.ecl~ation, ~e Cl~ ClePk .of said City did f~sh each of-. ~e respective o~e~s.of ,the lands deso~ibed in said list w!~ a ~OttCe descPib~. ~e ~t~e of ~e 'nuis~ce ~t they ~st aba~e .Said nuis~ce, wi~ thi~ (30)' days~ failing in ~ich the City Oo~i! would'have it done,' ~d. the c~t ~he~eof would be levied as an asSes~men~ age,st said pPoperty~ ~d ~S, the ~e~s herel~ter n~d did fail and neglect to abate the ~ance e~sti~'~n ~e~ ·respective ~ds wtth~ the time prescPibed in said notice ~d O~di~ce G-~7,.'~d the City of De~ay Beach was requi~ed %o and did enter ~on t~ following l~ds and inc~ costs in a~ting .the nuis~ce, e~sting ~e~eon as described in'the ~o~esald list~ '~d .... " ~S, the City M~er of the Cit~ of Delray Beach, has, suant to said Ordin~ce G-~y ~d t~ City Ch~teP sub~tted to the City Co,oil a ~epo~ ~f t~ costs incited ~ a~ti~ the nuis~ce as aforesaid, said report ~dioating ~e costs pe~ parcel of land involved, 1. ~at asseas~nts i~" t~ individual ~o~ aa sho~ by the report of ~e City ~ager-of ~e City of Delray B~ch, involvi~ ~e City*s cost of abat~g the ~esaid nuis~es upon ~e lots ~ p~- cels of l~d described ~ said report, a copy of ~ich is attached he,to ~d made a p~t he~eof, ~e levied against the p~celS ~ land described on said report. ~d in ~e ~o~ta indicated thb~eon. Said assessments ac levied shall be a lien ~on ~e respective' Iota and panels of land described In said report, of. ~e s~e nature and to the s~ extent as ~e lien fop genePal city t~es ~d shall be collectible in t~ s~e ~er and with the s~e. penalties and ~de~ ~e-a~e pr~lsions as to sale ~d foreclea~e as ci~ taxes ~e collectible. 2. ~at the Cl~ Clerk of said City shall, aa soon as possible ~ter ~e. effective ~date, rec~d a c.ert~ied copy ~ t~s =esolution In t~ _.office. of the. C~rk.of ~e Ci~uit Co~t In ~d fo~ Pa~ Beach Co~ty, Florida, ~d' shall fu~ish to each of the o~era n~ed in upon said report a notice t~t the 'CA~ ~cil of the q~ of Delray Beach;"did. on 'the 2Rth ~F J,,l~ n~d 22rd. o~ August. 1~00 O~de~ ~e abatem~g' of 'a oer~'a~ nuxs-~oe e~sg~ on .the~- property ~d property 0~ having fel~d to abate such nuls~oe, Within ~e '~0 d~ pe~iod, w~eupon lt. w~ abated by ~e City at oost~ shod:in said report and such assess~nts shall be legal, valid and bind~g obligatio~ .upon the p~e~t2 against w~ch '~eid ape levied. This ~esolutl~'Shall bec~ 'effective 30 days·: fPom the da~e of ~option, ~d the aSsess~nts contained he~ein shal:l become d~e '~d payable ~ty daye[~e~ the. ~iling date of the notice of · aid assess~ent,..~te~.:~lch.inte~e~t.e~ll accrue at the:~ate of 6~ pe~ a~ on ~ Unpaid p.~tion'..t~egf.. PA~ ~'~A~PT~ ~ ~' ~' sessl~ on the 8:th d~ of 306-~ COST OF ABATING NuISinNOE UNDER 0HDINANCE NO. G~147 Pi~0PERTY DESCRIPTION OWNER ASSESSP~NT July ~6~.1965 list North 26.5 feet of Lot fi,. Josie G. Green $ 25.00 South half of Block'27. East 85.6 leer'of Lot 8, 0. S. Mansfield Est. $ 25.00 South half of Block 27. August 23, .1965 list. Overgrown part of the ,llest 25 feet or. Lot 82 and the East Andrew amd Julia Sroka ~ 17.00, 35 feet of Lot 81, Delray ManoP.