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MARCH 2, 1964.
A special meeting of the City Council of Delray Beach wps held
~n the Council chambers at 8~00 P.M., Monday, March 2, 1964] with
~yor Al. C. Avery in the chair, City Manager Robert J. ~o!~and,
~ity Attorney John Ross Adams, and Councilmen EmOry J. BS~w, J.
~oy Croft, Jack L. Saunders, and ~eorge Talbot, Jr., being present.
Mayor Avery called the meeting to order and announced that same
had been called for the purpose of further considering thel'Notice
o~Intent to Sell the Golf Course" officially received on February
6th, 1964, and for any other-business which may come before the
meting.
An opening prayer was delivered by City Clerk worthing,
x.. Mr. Saunders informed the Council that it had been brought to
his.attention that~he Leukemia Soci~ty,:Ino., ha~ asked the City f6r
a permit to solicit funds within the C~ty and that he understands
the permit has not been granted, but that these people are already
se~ng kite, etc. into Delray Beach to people who have volunteered
to work, further, that he feels this Society should either be given
a permit to solicit or be advised to cease their operation immedi-
ately.
Mayor Avery said such permits were not granted without investi-
gation, and the local Community Chest had contacted the National
United Funds about this organization but said organization had not
as yet submitted satisfactory information to them. Further, this
Leukemia Society was not a participant of the Local Community Chest,
and the. Community Chest is now in the midst of its yearly drive.
Mr. Saunders then moved that said Leukemia Society be notified
to cease their operation in Delray Beach until they have been given
a permit, the motion being seconded by Mr. Barrow and unanimously
carried.
Mayor Avery instructed City Manager Holland to see that said
Society was informed of Council action as early as possible tomorrow
morning.
x. Mayor Avery invited Mr. Daniel Hazard of American Legion Post No.
65 to the Council table and read the following PROCLAMATION:
"WHEREAS, the 'Medic-Alert' Foundation International is
dedicated to the distribution of life-saving identification
bracelets to millions of people who have hidden medical
problems which Would not be recognized in an accident or
eme~gency~ and
WHEREAs, the bracelet distribution system and year-round
educational program conducted by the Medic-Alert Foundation
are ac red:it to the founder of this organization, Dr. Marion
C. Colli~s of Turlock, California, and to allassociated with
him~ and
WHEREAS, the Milton-Myers Post 65 American Legion of Delray
Beach is sponsoring Medic-Alert Month to broaden public know-
ledge and use of the service offered by this non-profit Found-
ation=
NOW, THEREFORE, X, AL. C. AVERY, Mayor of the City of Delray
Beach do hereby pr0claim the month of March, 1964, as 'Medic-
Alert Month"i9 Delray Beach and urg· that all citizens and
all communitY '~=gan~tions join in ~he observance.
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IN WITNESS W~ER~OF, I have hereunto set my hand and caused
the Seal of the City of Delray Beach to be affixed, this
Second day of March, 1964."
Mayor Avery asked Mr. Hazard to explain the importance of this
worthy cause to the public,:which he.did,as f°llowS= "The American
Legion Post No. 65 is merely taking care of'the publicity end of
this Medic-Alert Month. I think the Proclamation covers a big part
of this program. The Medic-Alert Foundation. International is a non-
profit organization of California, with approximately 100,000 people
at the present time wearing Bracelets or necklaces gSving the hidden
ailment that they may have. Incidentally, these emblems have on
their face the Medical Insignia,. and those emblems coming out in
March will have the emblem of the American Medical Association. On
the Back there is a registration number', which is the number of the
personts application. It wi1! also give, not too much in detail, what
.the ailment is, diabetes, epilepsy, allergic to penicillin and corti-
sone, or even a.person wearin~ contact lenses. There is a telephone
number that authorizes persons of a Police Department, Fire Depart-
.merit, doctors, etc. may call on a collect basis, 24 hours a day, and
get any information they may wish about this 'patient. It is not
really necessary to call very often because only in th~ event that a
person is Picked up who perhaps has no other identification on him
other.than the Bracelet, it really wouldnlt be necessary. It will
even give his doctor,s name'and address, and whoto call in the case
of an emergency, next of kin, etc. This covers the highlights of
the Medic-Alert, and Thur~day0s paper will have a complete rundown
on the entire thing, along with the Mayor's Proclamation. Applica-
tions are now in the hands of practically every doctor in this area,
and as the newspaper will state, I have plenty more applications.
Thank you."
Mayor Avery thanked Mr. Hazard and the American Legion for their
efforts in this very~ine cause.
1. concerning official "Notice of Intent to Sell" the::Golf Course,
which was received February 6th, 1964, MaY°r Avery said, in his
opinion, the City is not interested in operating 8 Golf CourSe.
However, he felt there were many interested citizens with ~ifferent
plans, and before the public was asked to be heard on this matter,
invited the Councilmen to express themselves.
Mr. Barrow said he had nothing to say but woul~ like to hear
from the public.
Mr. Croft said it seemed the Council had only one decision to
make, and that was whether the City wished to exercise its intent
to-repurchase the ~olf Course or not. Further, that although the
Councilmen may have personal views on what they would like to have
done with the Golf Course, the only thing the Council~ is called on
to do at this time is to decide whether the City is to ·repurchase
the .Golf Course.
Mr. Saunders said he was in accord with the~expression just made
by Mr. Croft.
. Mr. Talbot said that.from the legal information he has, there are
two questions at hand, either exercise the option to purchase or re-
lease the option, and it is quite evident that the City doesn't want
to take any more responsibility from the standpoint of bonded indebt-
ednes~ if the purchase of same could be covered by bonded indebted-
ness,-further, that it is not the intent of the Council to increase
the tax millage but tO reduce it if possible, and the maintenance
of the Golf Course would require at least one mill of taxation.
Mayor Avery commented as follows: "At this time I think it is
quite proper, because many citizenshave approached different members
of the City Councilprivatel~expressing views on .this particular
situation and how it s~ould~ be-handled, and the floor will be opened
to individuals from the public to express not just a view, but if
you have an ide~ tell us how to do it and we will see if the City
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Attorney will approve, and that will give us something to consider.
Does any member of the public wish to be heard on this matter? I
had thought that I had heard rumors that different members of the
public might have some concrete suggestions."
Mr. John Henderson mentioned that there had bean a rq~rendum
election at the time the Golf Course had been sold to the Grimes
Foundation, and asked if a referendum should be held at this time
te see what the residents want to do concerning the Golf Course.
Mr. Henderson said he has been a member of the Delray Beach Country
ClUb for twenty-five years and was very much interested init.
Attorney John Moore said this was primarily a legal q~eetion as
ko what right the City has, further, that City Attorney Adams could
verify that the City has an option at this time to purchase or not
to purchase, or to meet a bona'fide bid,and asked if that ~as correct,
~ which Attorney Adams replied yes, that the City had the right of
~irst refusal which must be exercised within thirty days.
Mayor Avery said that an option was a saleable item, and asked
if the City could eel1 their xnten~,to which City Attorney Adams
answered: "No, ! don't think you could. In further clarification
here, the City has the right of first'refusal,which must be exer-
cised within thirty days. At the time of the referendum, I am cer-
tain that the referendum concerned the City's privilege to sell it
to the Grimes Foundat~ion and its successors and assigns. In the
deed, regardless of who receives the property,~ it is still restricted
as a Golf Course for fifty years, which would now be a period of
forty-four years. The City will also have this same right of first
refusal of any other bonafik~purchase for that same period of fifty
years. The City has a further privilege to repurchase at the market
value during the twenty-first year, or twenty years from the date of
the deed in 1958, but getting back to the main point~ the decision
tonight would not lend itself to an election because this intent has
to be given within thirty days,which expires March 7th."
Attorney John Moore stated that he had talked with quite a few
residents of Delray Beach who are all in accord with Mr. Talbot's
viewpoints in this matter.
Mr. Talbot said he would like for a motion to be put in form by
the City Attorney in order that it may be legal.
City Attorney Adams informed the Council that a resolution had
been prepared which would reject sai~ right of first refusal, and
further"explained to Council that there did not have to be a refer-
endum prior to Council taking such action.
Following discussion concerning a referendum on this item, Mayor
Avery asked for a clarification by the City Attorney, for the benefit
of the public, as follows:~"Is it correct that the right of refusal
will continue on to the next purchaser, all those provisions and
stipulations, etc.? Whoever purchases it at this time will have to
give us the same consideration in the future, and there on out for
each transaction."
City Attorney Adams replied: "Yes. They are known as covenants
that run with the land and they are in the deed, and this deed will
be subject to'the same conditions."
Mayor Avery said the Chair would'entertain a request that a
Resolution concerning the right of first refusal be read, it being
so requested by Mr. Talbot.
City'Clerk Worthing then read RESOLUTION NO. 1~75.
A RESOLUTION OF'THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE-CITY
OF DELRAY BF~ACH, FLORIDA, PERTAINING TO THE
CITY'S REFUSAL UNDER THE PROVISIONS OF A
NOTIC~ FROM'~ T~. ~ GRXMES FOUNDATION THAT A BONA
'FIDE OFFBR:, HA~ ~E~N RECEIVED-FOR THE PURCHASE
OF THE 138.2~ ACRES COMPRISING'THE ORIGINAL
18-HOLE MUNICIPAL GOL'F' COURSE.
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(Copy of Resolution No. 1475 is attached to and ma~e a part of the
official copy of these minutes.) (See Page 264-A)
Resolution No. 1475 was unanimously passed and adopted on first
and final reading on motion by Mr. Talbot and seconded by Mr.
Saundera.
Attorney Clinton Scott addressed the Council as follows: "On
behalf of Mr. McDowe11, who will apparently be the new owner of the
Delray Beach Country Club, ! want to thank the Council. It was an
important decision for you to make. The Course~is known as the
Delray Beach Country Club and as such bears the name of this City.
It is important to the City because it wes for so many years the
Municipal ~olf Course, ! want to assure you, onbehalf of Mr.
McDowell, who was unable to be he,re this evening, that he intends
improvements on the course which he feels are going to be to the
satisfaction and liking of all the members. As I said before, he
has no plans to make any drastic changes in the course operation,
and he is looking forward to becoming a member of this community.
Thank you very much."
2. Concerning proposed Change Order No. 7, affecting the Contract
of Barbarossa & Sons, Inc., City Clerk Worthingpresented the follow-
ing letter from Russell & Axon, dated February 21, 1964:
"There is attached for Council approval, Change Order No. 7,
to Barbarossa and Sons, Inc. Contract for construction of
sewers in Section II of the Delray Beach Sewerage Works
Project.
This Change Order covers the placement of sewers in the
Southwest section that were shown on the original plans as
existing. These sewers have been found ~n fact not to exist,
and.therefore, this Change Order has been prepared to provide
a complete sewer system as desired by the Council.
The pa~ment~will be made at the unit bid price as set forth
in the original Contract."
(Copy of Change Order No. 7, Barbarossa & Sons, Inc., is attached
to and made a part of the official copy of these minutes~ (See Pages
264-B t~oug~h ~64-E)
Mr. Saundera moved to approve Change order No. 7, Barbarossa &
Sons, Inc., the motion being seconded by Mr. Croft and unanimously
carried.
3. City Clerk Worthing read the following letter from Russell &
Axon,..-signed by Mr. Frank T. Osteen, Jr., Vice President, and dated
February 19, 1964:
"We are in-~receipt of a check from you in the amount of '~
$3,514.98 in payment of our Invoice No. 8. The statement
attached to the check shows.that an amount of $634.18 has
been deducted from our Invoice No. 8. This represents the
amount of Change Order No. 2 to the City's contract with the
Harry Pepper Co~
This is to advise you that we_.cannot recognize this deduction
and will continue to bill you for the $634.t8 as the unpai5
balance on Invoice No. 8. It is not customary for consulting
engineers to pay for work performed by the contractor. In
this instance it can be shown that had the project been bid
with sing1e phase motors as represented in Change Order No.
that the City would have had to pay in the neighborhood of the
additional amount of Change Order No. 2. In the design we
provided for 3-phase motors which are cheaper in first costs
and cheaper in operating costs. Our design engineers, in
telephone conferences with FLorida POwer and Light Co. per-
sonnel, were led to believe that 3-phase power would be
available. Unfortunately0 there are no'written records of
these conversatior~. Florida Power and Light Co., of course,
later advised that it would not be possible to supply 3- '
phase power to all the lift stations, hence, the reason for
Change Order No. 2. We do not feel that this is a des~g~
error, nor do we feel that it has resulted in any additiOnal-
expense to the city. we wouldappreciate it very muc~if the
City CoUncil would take this matter under consideration,!!
Mr. croft said he would like to hear from Mr. Daniel Neff,
Project Manager for Russeli& Axon, on this item, also fr~/~he
~O~ncilmen who were 'on the Council when said action was rakeD, which
£~formation should, bring M~."Saundere and himself up to daCe on the
i~i:~ Mr. Neff explained as fOllows~ "As'I see it, the con~'~ing
~ngineers designed a most efficient system from the standP~$~t of
the City, which would be 3-phase motors. I think if we had it to
do over again we would probably make some arrangements to get 3-
· phase ~rrent at all.of these stations, but at this ~oint the power
system had not developed where 3-phase wasavailable and so it was
the general opinion that at :this time it was best to go t~ a-single-
phase motor. Mr. Pepper charged the City of Delray Beach in the
neighborhood of $600.00 'more for:the single-phase motors than for
the 3-phase motors~ and that would have been about the same charge
if it:'had originally been bid,.' It did not change the cost of the
original project in any way because it would have cost $600.00 more
if it had been bid that way. The single-phase motor is larger and
it also takes more expensive starting equipment, about double the
cost, because:you throw a single-phase motor acrossthe line and you
throw a heavier initial load. on the line thanwith a:3-phase motor.
I think the original actio~ taken by the Councilwas'probably one
that should r~ghtlybe reconsidered now in the light off:all the in-
formation that we now have available. I don't think this was in any
way an error, ~but it was just the cost to the City the same as if
we would increase the length of the sewer system by three or four
hundred feet to reach houses that were not built when the sewer
system wasldesigned. This is in the same category and I don't think
there is any'questionabout the fairness of this request.!'
Mr. Barrow mentioned errors and omissions on the part of the
contract and said that he was not satisfied that this amount be
assumed by the City.
..City Attorney Adams said if it was felt there had. been an error
or omission which resulted in damage to the City, about the only re-
'course at this etage,:since :Russell &.Axon did. not agree with it,
would be for the Council to authorise a lawsuit and let the judge
decide whether this was an error or omission.
Mr. Barrow said after having been in the contracting business
and knowing therules and regulations of Florida Power and Light
Company, that he didn't understandwhy Russell & Axon didn't clear
with the power company before theydestgned.the, system, and why they
didn't consult and have in writing from the Florida Power and Light
Company what they would, or wouldn't do.
Mr. Talbot said that because of the lack of proper supervision
at the start of the sewer program there had been considerable con-
fusion, and during comments'-mentioned the Beautification Committee
objecting to heavy overhead wires, further, that he felt it would be
better for the sewer program and the City if-the City acceded in this
matter. " ~
Mayor Avery relinquished the gavel to Vice-Mayor Cr~ft and re-
viewed the item.at:length, a~d.said that he. is in favor ofn°t charg-
ing this item ba~k;t~ the En~neers as it is his opinion-that Russell
& Axon were q_uitecorrect ia designing the equipment t-hat-they
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considered professionally to be the best equipment-for the job.
Mr. Neff informed the Cott~cil that this wasn't a question of a
lawsuit, as Russell &Axon.hopes to serve Delray Beach for many years
with 'their water plant and Sewer plant and to do a good Job, but it
was just. brought up as a matter of equity andthe Council c°uld make
its decision on that basis
During discussion, city Attorney Adams said he did not feel the
City had been at fault in this, that the crux of the matter was Mr.
Neff's statement that if it had been bid'aCCOrding to the. rules and
regulations,it would have cost the same thing, and if it went to
court, there wouldn't be any damages as'there had been no damage,
and he could see no fault whatever with the Council in this matter.
~ollowing further discussion, Mayor Avery moved to accept and
authorize pa~ment'of the bill, in the amount of $634.18, as in
Change Order No. 2,representing the added cost of supplying one-
phase motors in lift stations Nos. 9 and 15, instead of the three-
phase motors originally specified in the COntract with the Harry
Pepper Company. Themotion was seCOnded by.Mr. Talbot and upon
call of roll, Mr. Croft, Mr. Saunders, Mr. Talbot and Mayor Avery
voted in favor of the motion and Mr. Barrow was opposed.
4. Concerning ~coneideration of "Opening and Closing Hour" restric-
tions on LiqUor Lounges and Bars within the City's limits on Sunday,
Mr. Barrow moved that this item be referred t° the City Manager for
his consideration and reportback to ~he Council, the motion being
seconded by Mr. Croft and unanimously carried.
5. Mr. Croft, a member of the Dedication Committee concerning the
West Side Community Center, read the following committee report,
dated March 2, 1964:
"The Dedication Committee appointed by the City council for
the Ca~herine E. Strong Co=~unity Center wishes to report
that they desire to invite Mr. Jack Strong, Mr. Fred H. Link,
and Mr. 'Herb Stanton, aIong with members of this year's and
last ye~r~s City Council, to sit on the speaker's platform
at the dedication ceremonies, to be held at 3:00 p.m. on
Sunday, March the 8th, at_ the new Community center.
Mrs. Georgie Lapham, Chairman of the Committee, has offered
to make all the arrangements to obtain 500. programs at an
estimated cost. of $35 and an appropriatelyinscribed scroll
of bronze, 14 x 15 inches, at an estimated cost of $65.
Although the City has already designated and approved that
a regulation sign, such as is placed at all public buildings,
be placed at the new Community Center, th· Committee would
like to go on record as requesting future Council consideration
to a sign across the face of the building in raised alUminum
letters to.read SCatherine E. Strong Community Center'.
Mr. Frank Hearst has offered to make arrangements to see that
facilities from Carver High School may be utilized for the
dedication ceremonies. Mr. and Mrs. Hank Cohen have been most
helpful along with Mr. C. Spencer Pompey and the two Council
memb.~rs appointed to the Committee~ Emory J. Barrow. and J.
LeRoy Croft, in insuring that a successful dedication ceremony
is planned and executed.
The Westside Recreation Advisory Committee, through its
Secretary, Mr. C. Spencer Pompey, has been asked to attend to
the guest register and to<act es guides throughout the building
to facilitate the handling of the Crowds Passing through the
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"The Committee wishes to thank the City Council for its
cooperation in this endeavor."
Mayor Avery said the public is invited to-this dedication
ceremony of the CATHERINE E. STRONG COMMUNITY CENTER to be held
at 3=00 P.M;, Sunday, March 8th, at said Community Center located
at 600 S. W. 15th Avenue.
X. City Clerk Worthing read the following letter from The Seagate
Club to city Manager Holland, dated February 26th, 1964:
"Just a note to express my thanks for y6ur cooperation and
also that of ~he Police Department in handling the traffic
jam that develbped in front of the SEAGATE last Sunday.
The response We have had from you and'the police is' very
much appreciate~.'"
X, City Clerk Worthing 'read ORDINANCE NO G-529.
AN ORDINANCE DECLARING THE INTENTION OF THE CITY
OF DELRAY BEACH TO ANNEX CERTAIN LANDS LOCATED
EAST OF SECTION 16, TOWNSHIP 46 SOUTH, RANGE 43
EAST, TO .THE CITY OF DELRAY BEACH] FLORIDA.
Ordinance No.'G-529 was unanimously placed on first reading on
motion by Mr. Saunders and seconded by Mr. Talbot.
The meeting adjourned at 8:45 P.M. by.~rder of Mayor Avery.
The Council unanimously voted to reconvene this special meeting
on motion by Mr. Croft and seconded by Mr. Talbot for the purpose
of considering Attorney Moore's request.
Attorney John Moore addressed the Council and said that a com-
mittee had been appointed by them to look into the northerly ex-
tension of Lot X, Bt~ck 14, Seagate, Sec. "A", and that said com-
mittee has recommended that this be referred bY the Council to the
Planning/Zoning Board. Attorney Moore asked that this be done to-
night with a request that ~the Planning/Zoning Board make its re-
commendations back to the City Council as soon as possible and
feasible.
City Manager Holland informed the Council that he had no ob-
jection to said request by Attorney Moore.
The matter of Lot X was unanimously referred 'to the Planning/
· Zoning Board as recommended, on motion by Mr. Croft and seconded by
Mr. Saunders.
The meeting adjourned at 8:55 P.M. by order of Mayor Avery.
R.D. WORTHING
City Clerk
APPROVED:
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RESOIA,*T'roI,J' NO. 1475.
A RS$OLUT]:ON OF 'I'HS CXTY COUlgCX~ OF
CXTY OF DEIdtA¥ BBACH, FLOP~DA; PER?AXNTNG
TO THE CXTY'S REFUSAL U~DER TH~ PROVISXONS
OF A ]bJO~lCS FROM THE GRXN~S FoUI~ATION TI~?
A ~ ~XDE OFFER ~8 BE~ ~D FOR ~
~S~ ~ City ~tc~ntly ~eceiV~ a
dat~ Febr~'ry 6, 1964, to the e~feot ~at ~e ~ri~a Foundation
has agr~d to sell tract one (the 138.27 acres co~prising
original 18-hole ~icipal Golf ~urse} wl~ im~ove~nts
R. W. ~11 of Fort ~ude~ale for ~e prt~ of ~300,000.
a~ect to ~e City's ~ight of ~irat re~uaal~ and
~$, ~e City has a peri~ ct thirty (30} days
tn which to signify its intention to e~rctse said optton~ end
~S. ~e City Council deems it In ~e best in-
terest of ~e citizens of ~ia ~lty to refuse ~e offer
conta~ in ~e afo~esaid notice, a copy of ~hich is attached
hereto and ~de a par~
~. T~FO~. BE XT ~SOL~D AS
~ction 1. ~e offer ~ntatned in-~e above
scribed notice, be, and ~e same la hereby refused.
9ection 2. ~ia refusal applies to only this par-
ticular transaction, and no~inq herein con~ained shall in any
~y eha~e or ~di~y ~e covenants, conditions a~ restrictions
contained ~ ~a~ Certain ~ed from ~e City to ~e Grimes
Fo~da~ion. d~ted ~rch 21, 1958, recorded tn the ~lic Records
o~ Palm Beach ~ty. Florida. in Official ~rd 9ook 180. Paqe
582, ~ich s~ll remain as core.nfs r~ntnq wi~h ~e land and
shall bind the successors and assigns in ~e sa~ respect as
or&ginal grantee.
Paese~ and ado~ed on ~is ~e ~nd day o~ ~arch, 1964.
ATTEST
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CITY OF DEL~AY REACH
PALM BEACH ¢OUFTY, FLORIDA
$E~AGE WOI~I~ FR~JECT
ProJeet No. 596~8a
This Agreement entered into this e~9~nd day of Na~ah 19~, by
and between the CITY OF DELRAY BEACH, PAI~ BEACH COUNTYt FLORIDA, as
party of the FIP~T part, and BARBAROSZA AND SONS, INC. t Contractor,
as party of the SECOND part, the same bethE a change or supplement to
a certain Contract by and between the parties aforesaid, dated 25 Nay
1963, for the eonstruotion of 8ewag® ¥orks Proleet, City of Delray
Beaeh~ Palm Beach County, Florida.
WITNE~SETHz
X. WHEI~, the Party of the FIleT part desires to amend the
Contraet by adding quantities as itemised below, for in-
stallation into the Sanitary Sewer Bystem.
Ite~ ~1 Item 52 Item 53 Item 56 Item 58
For Loeatlo~l See
Se~t, II Key ~heet 0,~6 6-8 8-10 8"~CP 6"VCP
2.0~ 2.2~ 2.66 ].21 1.8~
Lat, 6-B-2 300 300
Lat. 6-¢-2 250 ~00 200 850 120
Lat, 6-C-3 300 300 60
L~t. 6_C.~ 3O0 300 60
Lat, 6-E 1~0 1~0
Lat. 6-F 2~0 100 3~0 60
Lat. 6.i-~-, 250 ~00 350 6o
Lat. 6-N-1 2~o 1~0 ~oo 6o
Lat. 6-Q-1 35O 3~o 60
Change Order N°, ?
Page 2 Item 51 Item 52 Item 53 Item 56 Item 58
Lat. 6,S-1 350 350 60
La~. 6-~ ~o ~o 6o
'~"V~ 8"~"~s S~low Std. ~t, B~.
~ole ~ole
~.~ 6.~ 1~2.70 1~.~ 2~.O~
~t. 6-~2 1~0 ~
~t. ~C-2 6~ 2~ 2 ~.0
~t. 6-C-3 20 8 1
~t, 6-~ 20 8 1
~t. 6-~ 50 ~ 1
~t. 6-F 20 8 1'
~t. 6~ 20 8 1
~t. 6-N-1 ~ 10 1 1
3.0
~t. 6-Q-1 20 8 1
~t. 6~-1 20 8 1
T~ 980 99 ~o 3 ?'o
Ohange Order No, 7~ ~
Page 3 Xtem 65 Item 69 Item ?0 Item
,, Drop Mise. Pipe Asphalt
Pipe ~onc. Beddimg RPC.
Lat. 6-B-2 1
Lat. 6-C-~ 1
Lat. 6-2 7.O 1
Lat. 6-F ?.0 1
Lat. 6-A-5-A 1
Lat. 6-N-1 1 5O
Lat. 6-q-1 1 20
Lat. 6-~-1 1 20
Lat. 6-T 5.0 1
TOTAI~ 19.0 12 18
II. THF2{E~OI~, the Party of t~e ~EOOND part agrees to furnish all
plant~ labor~ materials and supplies necessary to install the
addltloz~.l sanitary sewer8 in acoor~ance with existing contract
specifications.
Item No. 51 3100 2.03 $ 6,293.00
Item No. 52 ?50 2.29 1,717.~0
Item No. ~ 200 2.66 . 532.00
Item No.58 ~050 1.21
Item No. 600 1.80 1~080.00
Item No. 59 980 1.60 1,~68.00
Item No. 61 99 6.~6 639.
Item No. 62 10 1~2.?0 1,~27.00
Item No. 7.0 25.05
Item No. 65 19.0 10.56 200.6~
Page ~
Item No. 69 12 1~.61 17%.32
Item No. 70 18 ~.11 73.98
Item No. 75 ~0~
' T~TAL' $20,236.00 r
A~reement
D. ~ Accepted:
CITY OF DELRAY BEACH
PALM BEACH COUNTY
DELRAY BEACH ~ FLORIDA
: Mayor
/ ~lty Manager
Attest~ Approved as to form:
City Clerk