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08-13-62 '203 AUGUST 13, 1962 A regular meeting of the City Council of DelraY Beach was held in the Council Chambers at 9:00 P.M., with Mayor Walter Dietz in the Chair, City Manager Robert J. Holland, City Attorney John Ross Adams, and Council,~en A1 C. 'Avery, George Talbot, Jr., George V. Warren and Oliver W. Woodard, Jr., being present. 1. An opening prayer was delivered by the Reverend Paul T. Smith. 2. On motion by Mr. woodard and seconded bY Mr. Talbot the minutes of the July 19th Special Meeting and the July 23rd Regular Meeting were unanimously approved.- 3. ~r. Wayne Morgan of 705 S.E. 2nd' Avenue, requested that the Coun- cil reconsider their recent action concerning the removal from the pro- posed budget of the S.E. ?th Street Railroad Crossing, as he feels that the crossing is needed by the school children traveling to Swinton Avenue to the area Concerned. Mayor Dletz stated that the Council would take that under advise- ment and the City Manager would notify Mr.M~an of their decision at the appropriate time. 4. Mr. Warren read the following Beautification Committee Meeting Minutes of August "Members present were: MarJorie Evaul, Gtadys Little, Peg Bowen, Wade Cartes, Clarence Galinat, Bud Merritt, Charles Toth, and Stuart Lankton. "Minutes of the last meeting w~re approved. 1."A motion was made by Clarence Galinat, seconded by Charles Toth, to elect Bund Merritt Chairman of the Committee. Motion passed unanimously. 2."0n a motion by Peg Bowen, it was unanimously agreed by the Commit- tee to appoint Gladys Little as Vice Chairman. 3." After discussion, a decision was made to look into the possibil.- lties of landscaping the Post Office parking lot. 4."Clarence Galinat made a motion, seconded by Charles Toth, to approve the completed plans for the lawn bowling area. Motion passed. 5."It was moved by Stuart Lankton, seconded by ClarenCe Galinat that a letter be written by the Secretary to the City Manager, asking that the ordinance on covering trash being hauled to the city dump, be enforced. 6."A discussion was held concerning the elimination of overhanging signs on Atlantic Avenue and N.E. Second Avenue. 7."It was decided that the Secretary be asked to write a letter to Frank Ciccone (Daily News Journal Editor) asking him to Join the Committee. "There being no further business, the meeting was adjourned. Concerning Items 3 and ~, it Was stated that reports would be made later. Concerning Item'5, it was reported that it was trucks from Gulf- stream that the complaint had reference to, and it was noted that there was an ordinance concerning same. ~.a. A roll call showed that the foil,owing organizations and repre~ sentatives were in attendance. 8-13-62 August 13, 1962 Chamber of Commerce LeRoy Croft 8eagrape Garden Club Mrs. James Bowen Beta Sig~a Phi Mrs. 0. W. Woodard, Jr. Planning/Zoning Board Paul S. Knowles Business & Professional Women'sOlub · .Miss Adeline Oraham Beach Taxpayers League . ~ '. Miss Dorothea Galvin League of Women Voters Mrs, Virginia Meyers & Mrs. Charles Cross 5. City Clerk Worthing read a letter to Mayor Dietz, from Learner B. Harrison favoring his proposal for the Delray Municipal Beach.. 6.a. A request from Ora. Wake for a license to.sell beer and wine, con- sumption off the premises,.was presented, this license to be in con- Junction with a currently licensed and cperatin~ business known as Wake's Wagon Wheel, located at 103.N.W. 5th Avenue. It was reported that the usual investigation had been provided but that Ora Wake had not been fingerprinted by the Police Department at this time. It was reported also that the City of Delray.Beachhas very little ju~lsdic- tion over such operations, same being controlled principally by the State Beverage Department. Mr. Avery moved that .the request be grant- ed. The motion was seconded by Mr. Woodard and carried unanimously. 6.b. The City Manager presented a survey report of alleged Nuisances existing in violation of Chapter 15 of the 01tyts Code of Ordinances that had been furnished by the Fire Department. It was moved by Mr. Talbot, seconded by Mr. Warren and unanimous- ly carried to direct the City Clerk tO com~iy with Ordinance No. G-388 as applicable to this Nuisance survey report., (0opy of Nuisance survey report is attached to and made a part of the official copy of these minutes.) See 212A, 212B and 2120 6.c. Concerning meeting with architects relative to the proposed Community Oenter, City Manager Holland. reported that ~he had met with the local architects and the problem that confrcnted~him was that they belonge~ to their A.I.A. organization and was unable to secure any help as to prelimin~y plans for this project. Further stating that it~had been~euggested that they meet' indivtduallywith the CityCoun- cil and that the Council either follow a procedure of appointing the Architect of their choice or use a rotation procedure. Mr. Woodard then move~that the Cit.y Manager be instructed to notify the architects that at 7.00 P.M. on Friday evening, August 17, 1962, the Council would interview them individdallY ~ld alphabetically at 30 minute inter- vals. The motion was seconded by Mr, Talbot and carried unanimously. 6.do City'Clerk Wo~thing reported that it having been determined that there is no further need for the original Beach Committee, composed of R. J. Holland, Chairman, C.atherine~. Strong, ~illie Franklin, S.C.- Barnes and G~orge Talbot,.J~.,., (Ex'.~icio) tha~£icial termination of same ShoQ~d be provided BY'Council action. ~. =Avery then moved that the ~ri~inal Beach COmmaittee be officially ~erminated and that each member be sent a letter from the Council expressing their appre- ciation for their work in behalf of this City~. The motion was seconded by Mr. Woodard who pointed out that this was ~he committee appointed to deal with the 100~ beach whi~ the City has now abandoned the use of. The motion carried unanimously. 6.e. The City Clerk reported that a communication-had been received from the Joint Railroad Brotherhoods Committee of Florida, addressed to the County Commission, City Commission an~ o~h~er groups, requesting endorsement of opposition to a proposed merg%rof'the~Atlantic Cmast- line Railroad Company and the Seaboard Air Line Re!lr~ad Company, and that in '1961 the preceding Council took similar action opposin~, such merger. ~ Mr. Ave~ry moved that the request be received and aokr~ledged a~d ~ied i~definitely. The ~otion was seconded by M~./Talbot and c~rie~'~nanimously. 6.f. Concerning truck parking at the local ice plan~ City Manager Holland commented as f~llo~s: "This has been a hazard for several years. I met with the manager of the 1o~1 ice pla~t a~d he secured permission from his superior at Homestead and we agreed that since -2- 8-13-62 August 13, 1962 this truck that is creating a problem was only used for thirty minutes, twice per day.' The engineers are in the process of building a collaps- ible platform for this particular truck loading 60 blocks of ice be moved to various areas, can load from the rear but be parallel to the local platform. I think tkals will eliminate any problem as far as our hazard is concerned over there and in the meantime, until they get this completed, they have agreed to furnish a man to stand in front of this truck while the process Of thirty or forty minutes of loading this truck is concerned to eliminate any possible accident, until they get ~this operation into effect. I will follow it to see that they do. I p~efer to have Council action giving me authority to follow, provided the agreement isn't carried out, and I will use my own' Judgment as to what is to be done to make them comply." It was so moved by ~. Warren, seconded by Mm. Avery and unan- imously carried. 6.g. Concerning clarification Of t~e tennis committee and their func- tions, City Manager Holland reported that at present She Recreational Department is working under the Recreational Advisory Boar8 and that it is a tremenduous Job that they propose~to do. City Manager Holland requested that the Council allow an additional committee to be appoint~ ed composed of Dr. Farber, ~. Paul Speicher, ~. Kenneth Jacobson and Dr. Thomas Shoal as a laison between them and the parent committee which is nowin operation, in order to get this phase of the recreat- ion program working efficiently. Mr. Avery ~oved that the request be granted and the M~yor directed to appoint the.Co~muittee. Mrs. Helen Voit, 1i02 Miramar Drive stated that she had been particularly interested in the tennis situation and to clarify what has been printed in the paper and discussed off the record she had prepared a notation concerning a prcposal made by her last November and read as follows: "In order that there may be no further misunder- standing or misquoting, I have prepared a brief written statement for this evening's Council Meeting. In a small way I am endeavoring to fight creeping or galloping bureaucracy, inefficiency and waste. At the same time I would promote good business administration in a field well know to me. In my estimation the tennis courts can be a tre- menduous asset to Delray Beach, but only if they are administered on a sound business sportsmanship basis. With this in mind I suggested first last November and again two and a half months ago that my pro- posal be accepted.~ At that time I did not realize the extreme politi- cal immaturity of Delray Beach and as many of you know, my proposal was threatene~with beComing a~casualty of our local politics. I have repeatedly stated, I am trying to take tennis out of politics, but to be truly successful, this must be a Joint !or cooperative effort. My proposal takes tennis out of politics, makes it self supporting within two years, excluding court maintenance. Mr. Smitzes and ~,~. Baker seemed to thir~ that this should be done by having me work within the framework~of~ the City Administration, although operating as a separate entity. We all felt that this would bring credit and prestige to Delray Beach, not to any personalities, cer~ainly not to me. As for the newspaper articles, Tennis Program Attacked, of Saturday, July 28th, I wanted the public to know of my proposal. To know that such a proposal and offer had been made in the interest of this City and in the battle against creeping or galloping Bureaucracy. Actually, what I criticized was the totally inefficient, if not insulting, and inconsiderate handling of my proposal, due I would say to an ineffi- cient and bureaucratic form of government. Let me point out that this proposal was made in good faith and at considerable inconvenience and expense to myself. At a time when there was an evident emergency and no other solution in the offing. The hiring of a temporary instructor was a direct result of conferences I had with Mr. ~mitzes and ;~. Bake~ A temporary or personal pro was part of my proposal. On the basis of 'my conversations with the so-called authorities of Delray Beach I made arrangements to rent my home in Connecticut so that I might devote the necessary time and effort to this evidently well thought of and accept- able proposal. I also obtained, tentatively, services of one of the best Pro's available. The Recreation Director felt that my services should be paid for by Delray Beach and so he drafted several letters to that effect in my presence, ~ubmitting his or my suggestions. I do not know which letter or letters were used 'or received, however, I do know that several were outlined, based on ideas contained in my -3- '8-13-62 August 13, 1962 proposal. ~. Baker stated that he would want me as his assistant if he were staying on, to which I e,,~plained that my interest was in the tennis and that~tt~is needed immediate attention. ~. Holland, Baker and I met and talked briefly. It was understood that l~r. Holland would present my .proposal to the Council at the Monday evening meeting of July 23rd. ! might add that what I proposed to do could not be done in a forty hour week, nor can it be ha~led successfully by s tennis pro. I believe that. I should be given an opportunity to prove what I can do for Delray B~ach, Thank you." Mr. Avery then moved that the City Manager's request be granted and that the Mayor be directed to appoint said committee. Following a question as to who would be chairman of said commit- tee, City Manager Holland read the following letter, dated July 2?th, 1962 f~om the Recreation 0ommittee: "The co~m~tttee would like to make the following recommendation on the SUbject of the ~ennis CoUrts. That the City Manager appoint a special tennis committee composed of Dr. Monroe Father, 1iv. Kenneth Jacobsen, Mr. Paul .~peicher for the purpose of handling of all of the affairs pertaining to the Tennis Courts. It is further suggested that Dr. Thomas Sheaf serve on this committee in the capacity of laison between ~the Recreation Advisory Board and the said Tennis Committee." The City Manager then stated that he would assume that Dr. ~arber would ~be the Chairm~.n and that he concurred with their recommendations. Mr. Woodard seconded the motion that the request be granted and that the cormuittee be appointed, and the 'motion carried unanimously. Mayor Dietz then appointed the Tennis Committee to consist of Dr. Father as Chairman, Kenneth Jacobsen & Paul Speicher, and that an additional member Dr. Sheaf be appointed to be a laison between the Recreational Advisory Board and the Tennis Comrmittee. 6.h. Regarding possible iraprovement of Atlantic Avenue Traffic pattern City Manager Holland explained that there were two .blocks on Atlantic Avenue in the business district in one pattern and two blocks in another pattem, and in working with the Police Chief and City Engineer relative to traffic, a map was drawn of the proposed project showing parallel parking in two blocks which now have diagonal parking and eliminating left. turns except on 5th a~d 6th Avenues and installation of a delayed light. The City Manager further stated that he had asked Mr, Ell!ngsworth of the Chamber of Commerce to show this map to the various merchants in the area to determine whether or not they thought it was feasable, as ther.e would be seven parking spaces lost in this program. The reason fo~..co~nsiderin~ the project at this' time is that new str~eet lights are to be installed and this would eliminate a change of location after they had been installed. The City Manager displayed and explained said map, It was brought tO.Council, attention that ~he traffic i~nes on East Atlantic Avenue. Just~ East of 6th Avenue should be studied land improved. It was then suggested that this be referred to' the Chamber of COmmerce and the Merchants on Atlantic Avenue and that it be placed on the A.genda for the next regUlar meet- ing for consideration, ?.a. It was reported that Brockway, $teber and Brockway, the engineers for the N.E. 2nd S~reet Drainage 0utfall System, have expressed their willingness to absorb the property owners' share (20%) of the total cost for the benefitted area originally omitted by them and amounting to approximately 246,176 square feet, and that the pleasure of the Oouncil as to the acceptance of that offer is requested at this time, in order that the matter may be reflected in the final proposed ordinance covering the levy of the assessments. It $ moved ~y ~r. Woodard to accep~t Brockway, Weber and Brocl~ay offer to Participate to the extent of 20~ that percentage being that absorbed by the property owners in the area Omitted by them in their clerical error for the Drainage Project, that area being approximately 2~6,176 square .feet, The motion was seconded by Mr. Avery and carried unanimously. 7.b. City Clerk Worthin~ read a letter to the City Manager from Mr. Joel L. Yates, a resident and taxpayer in Delray Beach, dated July 26th, requesting ~hat th~' OOunciI conaid-er the installation of a side- walk on the West side o~ ~E. 2nd Avenue from 22nd Street South to ,4- 8-13-62 .207 August 13, 1962 approximately N.E. 8th Street, said letter setting forth the reasons that the sidewalk ia needed. It was suggested that ~. Yates be tl~an!~ed for his letter as it would be beneficial for the co:munity to have this additional side- walk, but inasmuch as the improvement fund from which the City would participate in such a project has been depleted, the City could not undertake it at this time. It was further suggested that if the pro- perty owners concerned would stand the total cost and would all sign petition to that effect that the City would be happy to proceed with the project. The City Manager was asked to inform M~_. Yates that the City does not have funds for such a project at this time,but if the property owners would by a signed petition assume the total cost of same that the City would be happy to undertake it. 7.c. City Clerk Worthing read s letter from the Chairman of Ways and Means Committee of the Junior Museum of Palm Beach County, Irc;, d. ated July 30th asking that the Council make consideration in its 1962-63 Budget for a donation on one of their projects. Mr. Talbot moved that the City Manager be instructed to acknow- ledge receipt of the letter and explain the circumstances of the City of Delray Beach in regards .to this matter. The motion was seconded by Mr. Woodard and carried unanimously. 7.d. The City Clerk read the following letter to the City Council, dated August 8, 1962 and signed by Donald Bazinet, President: "The Holy Name Society of St. Vincent Ferret Catholic Church would like to have your premission to-install directional sitns on the city-installed posts already in at the corner of N.E. 8th St. and 5th and 6th Avenues. "There would be two signs at each location. One for St. Vincent Ferret Catholic Church and one for Christ the King Monastary. "May we hear frozd you at you~ earliest convenience." Mr. Avery moved that the request be approved, subject to the City Attorneys, approval, the motion being seconded by Mr. Warren.' There was discussion as to where~these signs may be placed and to the Ordinance controlling the placing of such signs, and City Attorney Adams read as follows from the Code of Ordinances. "The City Council. by motion at a regular meeting may permit signs and advertising matter upon the public streets or highways as follows: "2. Signs for churches, schools or other like organizations annguncing local time of meeting or directional signs." Following further discussion, Mt.Avery and Mr. W. arren withdrew their motion and second and ~l~. Avery then moved that this request be granted and 'that it be in keeping with the present siEns and constructed in the same manner, which will be by the City Forces..Following further discussion ;~. Avery withdrew his motion and it was suggested that a representative from the Church meet with Ralph Hughson and City Attor- ney Adams concerning the size and type of signs, and that this item be placed on the Agenda for the next regular meeting. ?.e. The City Clerk read.the following letter from the Inter-Racial Committee to the City Hanager, dated ~uly ~O, 1962. "Listed below are two names aa suggestions for possible members on the Inter-Racial Committee, as. per your request. We believe these people will agree to serve if appointed. "Mrs. Lula Baldwin, 702 N.W. Second St. "Mrs. Vlrgt~nla Meyers, N.W. Sixth St. "Mfs.Baldwin is a housewife, active in community work and president of the SpadY PTA. "Mrs. Meyers is an active worker in the League of Women ~oters and has been in cha~ge of fund raising for the carver Scholarship Fund for many years." -~- 8-13-62 August 13, 1962 Mr. Warren then moved tliat }~rs. Lula Baldwin and .Mrs. Virginia Meyers be appointed, to fill the vacancies on the Inter-Racial Commit- tee. The motion was seconded by ~r. Avery. .Mayor Dietz commented as follows: "Now this Inter-Racial Oommit- tee. That's something that should be abolished in Delray, Itls no more inter-racial than can be. Now, let me read you a letter that was quietly passed over on the last meeting and then another one requested that Would probably not disclose itself so well." Mayor Dletz then read the following letter to the Delray Beach City Commission from the Inter-Racial Com~aittee, dated July 18th. "The Inter-Racial Committee at its meeting last night agreed on several reconmaendations it would like to make to the City Commis-' sion. . "In discussing the matter of proper dress and conduct on the beach, the Oommittee suggests that a li~st of regulations be worked up by the city and mimeographed or printed to be posted in public places throughout the cormmunity.~ It could be called, "Suggested Regula- tions for Use of the Beach." If there were about 1000 available they could be distributed widely and this might result in a better understanding of what would be considered acceptable dress and behavior. There may be many who donot know our local laws .and customs and this would be a way of informing them. The posted message could perhaps close by saying, "We would appreciate your cooperation in observance of these regulations." "The Committee would be happy to work wi. th the council in the pre- paration of this material' if you desire. '~We reel':that the commission should consider the installation of public bathhouses at the beach so that there will be facilities available for those who wish to change their clothes. If suitable permanent bathhouses could not be financed at this time, it is suggested that portable ones be installed as soon as possible. "We would also lik~ to urge the appointment of two additional members to the Inter-Racial Committee at the earliest possible date. These would be replacements for ~ir. Holland and ~r. Youngblood who, as you know, have both resigned. "It is suggested that if the council accepts the above recommenda- tions, it might be a good idea to announce them at a press confer- ence as recommendations of the Inter-Racial Committee and actions by the council. Since we do not wish to ~elease information to the press before we make our recommendations to the council, it would seem a good idea to let the press know as soon as .possible What our proposals are and the council's contemplated action. "The committee is continuing its program of trying to secure cer- tain necessary school improvements and will have more to report on that after our next meeting," Mayor Dietz further stated that he hoped the citizens of Delray Beach would put some pressure on the CoUncil to get rid of the Inter-Racial Committee, that if the people in She western sector wanted something they have the right to come to the City Hall and ask for it, that the ~equests did not have to go through a committee. Upon call of roll on the motion appointing two members to the Inter- Racial Committee, Mt. Avery, ~. ~albot, Mr.~arren and M~.Woodard voted in favor of the motion and MayorDietz was opposed. 8.a. City Clerk Worthing read RE~0L~TION NO. 1~08. A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF DELRA¥ ~EACH, .FLORIDA, ASSE~ING.GCSTS FOR ABAT- ING NlYISANCES UPON CERTAIN LANDS LOCATED WITHIN SAID CITY: SETTING OUT ACTUAL COSTS INCURRED BT SAID CITY TO ACCOMPLISH S,UCH ABATEMENT AND LEVY- ING THE COST OF S~CH~ ABATEMENT OF SAID ND-ISAN~E~, -6- 8-13-62 "209 August 13, 1962 AND DECLARING SAID LEFf TO BE A LIEN UPON SAID PROPERTY IN AN. AMOUNT AS SHOWN BY RE- PORT OF THE CIT"/ MANAGER OF DELRAY BEACH, FLORIDA. (Copy of Resolution No. 1408 is attached to and mede a part of the official copy of these minutes.)See 212D and 212E Resolution No. 1408 was unanimously passed and adopted on motion by Mr. Wsr~en and seconded by ~ir. Talbot. 8.b. City Manager Holland presented s sketch k~own as Plan A, designed to improve parking conditions at the Post Office. Mr. Woodard moved that the City Administration be instructed to proceed as-quickly as possible with Plan A, which was the original parking plan as approved by the City Council and the property owner Mr. Haggart, that the 'City mark the spaces and that the cost of the marking be transferred to the owner of the property.~ Following comments Mrs. Woodard amended his motion to read tha~ the owner would have the perrogratlve of marking the spaces himself or that the City would do it and the cost of same be paid for by the owner, further that the maintenance of the markings as well as the paving become the responsibility of the property owner. The motion was secondad by Mr. Talbot and carried unanimously. It was noted that the' part of the north-south alley installed by the City Would be maint~'ined by the City.' City Clerk Worthing read ORDINANCE NO. G-450. AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF DELRAY BEASH, FLORIDA, REZONING AND PLACING LOTS 4 THROUGH 12, INCLUSIVE, BLOCK 73, DELRAY BEACH, FLORIDA, IN "0-2 GENERAL COMMERCIAL DISTRICT," AND AMENDING ZONING MAP OF DELRA¥ BEACH, FLORIDA, 1960". BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY '¢O[R~CIL OF THE CITY. OF DELRAY BEACH, FLORIDA: SECTION 1. That the following described property in the City of Delray Beach,Florida, is hereby rezoned, and placed in the "C-2 General Coznuercial District" as defined by Chapter '29 of the Code of Ordinances of the City of Delray Beach, Florida, to-wit: LOTS 4 THROUGH 12, _INCLUSIVE, BLOCK 73, DELRAY BEACH~ FLORIDA, ACCORDING TO PLAT BOOK 12AT PAGE 62 ON FIL~ IN TRE 0FFIOE OF THE C~-ERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AlfD FOR PAI2{ BEACH COUNTY, FLORIDA. SECTION 2. That the Building Inspector of said City shall upon the effective date of this Ordinance change the Zoning M~p of Delray Beach, Florida to conform with the provisions of Section 1 hereof. PASSED in' Regular Session on the second and final reading on · this the 13th day of August, A.D.~ 1962. ~ The Council was advised that Mr. Haggart has completed all pre- vious items thaZ~he ham agreed to, and a memorandum from the Director of Public Works concerning the parking lay-out wa~s read. It was also pointed out that Block 73 was subject to'certain restrictions and limitations of record agreed upon by the owner even though the Zoning will be C-2 Classification. There being no objections to Ordinance No. G-450 MPi Avery moved that said Ordinar~e be passed and adopted on this second and final reading. The motion was seconded by }{r. Warren a~d upon. call of roll, Mr. Avery, Mayor Dietm, Mr. Warren an~ ~'D~. Woodard voted in favor of the motion, and Mr. Talbot abstained from voting. 8.0. City Clerk Worthing read 9RDINANCE NO. G-451. -7- 8'13-62 AN ORDINANCE 0P THE CITY OF DELRAY BEACH, FLORIDA, AMENDING SECTION 29-4 (F), CHAPTER 29, CODE OP ORDINANCES 0F THE CITY OF DELRAY BEACH, FLORIDA, PERTAINING TO THE 'MINI~EIM AGGREGATE FLOOR AREAS REQUIRED IN THE R-I~AAB ZONING DISTRICT. BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY 0F DELRAY BEACH, FLORIDA: SECTION 1. That Section 29-~ (F), Chapter 29, Code of Ordinances of the City of De]may Beach, Florida, be, and the same is hereby amended to read as follows: "The minimum aggregate floor area of a building, exclusive of terraces and unroofed areas, but includ.ing 50 per cent of attached garages, carports, and screened porches shall be 2,200 square feet in the R-1AAA district, 1,500 square feet in 'the R-LAAAB district and 1,250 square feet in the R-1AA district. Screen top patios are con- sidered unroofed areas." PASSED AND ADOPTED this the ~i3th day o'f August,A.D. 1962. There. being no objections to Ordinance No. "G-451 same was un- animously passed and adopted on second and final reading on motion by Mr. Warren and seconded by' Mr. AVerY. 8.d. The City 01e~-k read ORDINANCE N6. G-452. AN ORDINANCE OF THE 'CITY OF DE~/%AY~ BEACH, FLORIDA, AMENDING S~'BSECTION 5, SECTION 29-2, CHAPTER 29, CODE OF ORDINANCES OF 'THE ~CITY OF DELRAY BEAOH, FL0~IDA', PER.T~.INING TO THE ZONIND CLASSIFICATION OF THE PROPERTy ANNEXED' TO THIS CITY. BE IT ORDAINED BY TEE CITY' COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF DELRAY BEACH, FLORIDA: SECTION l, That Subsection 5, Section 29-2, Chapter 29, Code of Ordinances of the City of Delray Beach, Florida, be, and the same is hereby amended to read as follow: "Territory which may hereafter be annexed to the City of Delray Beach shall be classified in the R-1AA Single Family Dwelling District until otherwise changeO by ordinance as provided herein; or ~nless the council shall otherwSse provide in the ordinance of ~ennexation." PASSED AND ADOPTED this the 13th day of August, A.D. 1962. There"being nc.objection to Ordinance No. G-452, same was un- animously.passed and ~a~ed on second 'and final reading on motion .. by Mr. Talbot and second~'d by Mr. Warren. 8.e. The City Clerk read ORDINANCE NO. G-4~. AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY .0P DELRAY BEACH, FLORIDA ?VYING THE,~ASSESS~TS ,~ $~H0WN BY THE ASSESSmeNT OLL.SUBMITTED~'~BY TEE O~T~'MANAGF~ OF SAID CITY CON- · oF ~$O~HWEST '~TH COURT L¥iNU'. BETWEEN SOUTHWEST S~XTH AND EIGHT-AVENUES, T0'A WIDTH OF TWENTY-FOUR FEET, SAID ~SSESSMENT ROLL BEING ATTACHED HERETO AND FORMING A PART HEREOF. (Copy of Omdinance No. G,~% and ac0ompanyln~ assessment ~oll ia attached to and made S par~ of the official copy of these minutes.) See 2i~F and 212G There being no obJectlo~ to Ordinance No'~'G-~ and the' accompany- ing assessment roll, said Ordins~ice w~s uns/~imously pasS'e~ ~nd' adopted on second and tinS1 reading on motion of Nm. Woodsrd and seconded by Mr. Avery. - 8-13-62 Auguet 13, 1962 8.f. The 0ity Clerk read oRDINANCE NO. AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF DELRAY BEACH, FLORIDA, LEVYING THE ASSESS~NTS AS SHOWN BY THE ASSESSMENT ROLL SUBMITTED BY THE OITY MANAGER OF. SAID CITY, CONCERNING THE OPENING, GRADING AND PAVING OF THE NORTH-SOUTH ALLE~ LYING BETWEEN LOTS 19 THRU 27 AND LOTS 28 THR~ 36, HALLER AND GROOTMAN.tS SUBDIVISION, TO A WIDTH OF SIXTEEN FEET, SAID ASSES.S~NT ROLL BEING ATTACH~D~.HERETO ~AND FOP~ING A PART ~IEREOF. (0opy of Ordinam~e~No. G~-~55 and accompanying assessment roll is attached to and made a part of the official copy of these minutes.) .j See 212H and 21~ There being no objection to Ordinance No. G-455 and accompanying assessment roll, said Ordinance was unanimously passed, and adopted on second and final reading on motion of Hr. Warren and seconded by Mr. Woodard. 8.g. City Clerk Worthing read 0RDINAN~zE NO. G-456. AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF DELRAY BEACH, FLORIDA ~ LEVYING THE ASSE$SI~NTB AS SHOWN BY THE ASSESSMENT ROLL SUBMITTED BY THE CIT~ ~MNAGER OF SAID CITY, CONCE~ING THE 0PEKING, GRADING AND PAVING OF THAT PART OF NORTHWEST FIRST AVE~iUE RU~'~NING APPROXI~TELY FOUR HUNDRED SEVENTY FIVE (475) FEET NORTHWARD FROM NORTHWEST NINTH STREET, TO A WIDTH OF TWENTY-FOUR FEET, SAID ASSESShl~NT ROLL BEING ATTACHEDHEHETO AND FORMING A PART HEREOF. (Copy of Ordinance No. G-456 and accompanying assessment roll is attached to and made a part Of the official of these mi utee.) See There being no objection to Ordinance No. G-~56 and accompanying assessment roll, said Ordinance was unanimously passed and adOPted on second and final reading on motion by Mr. Woodard and seconded by Mr. Avery. 9.a. The City Clerk read the following Planning Board Report which was made in compliance with the request of the Council at a prior meeting: "At a regular meeting on July 27, 1962 the Planning .and Zoning Board considered the Report of the Cozamittee on ~he Recreational Needs of Residents Living in the ~estern Sector of Delray Beach. "The Board recommends that only half of the property b~ allocated to use as a recreation center, namely the West ten acres. l~"Thegheremainingfuture."ten acres should be preserved for uses as m~y arise Mr. Avery moved that the Planning/Zoning Board report be received and noted, the motion being seconded by ~. Talbot and unanimously carried. X. City Clerk Worthing read the following letter received f~om Attorney Leo J.~ox of Boca R~ton, dated August 8th, 1962. "According to Section 8 of your City Charter, the City of Delray Beach must receive written notice of any claim for damages for alleged negligent acts of the city, as well as for breach of any implied contract of said city, such notice to be given with 30 days after fcc.airing the injury (or brea6h of implied contract) alleged. "The undersigned represent Louis J. Smitzes, City Manager of Delray Beach, whose services were terminated on July 13, 1962 by majority vote of the City Commission. We feel that Mr. Smitzes has an enforceable contract as City Manager of Delray Beach fo~ the calendar year of 1962, whether such contract might ultimately be construed as an express or implied contract. Accordingly, we hereby give formal notice that he claims the sum of $4,291.67 from the City of Delray Beach as and for his salary for the remainder of the year -9- 8-13-62 o~ 1962. Further, ~.~. $mitzeS hereby offers and tenders his ser- vices for such period, in the official capacity for which he was hired. "If it is the desire of the Comm~ssion, we wOUld appreciate'the opportunity to'discuss this matter at your August 13th workshop meeting, or at the next-regularly scheduled workshop meeting of your g~oupJ Will you please acknowledge receipt, of this claim by return mail? "No notification is being 'given as.to time, place and witnesses as provided in Section 8 of the Charter, since these provisions obviously relate' t0 negligence claims against the.city."' The City Clerk then re~d City ~anager Holland t's answer to said letter date5 A~gust 10th as follows. . "In answer to your letter of August. dth, which I received the moaning of ~ugust 9th, relative to your client, ~M. Louis J. Smitzes, I-amoonfil-ming receipt of this letter and will ~sk ps~mission from the Council to place this on the agenda for action at.the AUgust 2?th Workshop Mee2ing and Regular Meeting. "You will be advised when this has been cleared." M~. Woodard stated that the matter had been discussed this after- noon and was considered closed, but if M~. Smitzes wanted, through his Attorney, to pursue the matter further that he recommended they con- tact our City Attorney ~ohn RDse Adams. City Manager stated that he considered the Attorney was due a letter either from himself oP o~r City Attorney, explaining to him the Council action; M~. Woodard then moved that the City Manager be author- ized to commttuicate the wishes as Just indicated to the City Attorney. The motion was seconded by ~M. Avery and upon call off roll, M~, Avery, Mr. Warren and Mr. Woodard voted in favor of the motion and, Mayor Dietz and M~. Talbot abstained fromvot~ng, 10.x. A blll in the amount of $1~0.00 from Attorney John Ross Adams was presented for services in connection with purchase of real pro- pe~ty from the Trinity Evangelical Lutheran Church. The bill was unanimously approved for payment on motion by Mr, Avery and seconded by ~o Warren. lO.a. City Clerk Worthing ~resented bills for approval as follows: General Fund $86,627.78 Water Fund - Operating Fund 2,942.70 Mr. Warren moved that-said bills be paid, the motion being seconded by Mr. Wo'odard. Mayo~ Dietz stated that it was customary for the Councilmen to question these bills at the preliminary Council Meeting and that it has been learned that in the spraying for mosquitoes that the chemical alone cost as much. as $%00.00 per week. Upon call of roll, Mayor Dietz, ~.~. Talbot, Mr. Warren and Woodard vo~ed in favor ~f the motion and Mr. Avery abstained from voting. ,.The meeting adjourned at 9:Z5 P.M. on motion by Mt.Warren and seconded by ~. Talbot. City Clerk ' . ...APPROVED: PROPERTIES IN VIOLATION OF ORDINANCE G-147 AND SECTION 15-3&/~ OF THE CITY CODE ~,WNER ALDUS ~ ,,LOT~ BLOCK.& S/O CODE Joseph & Ida P.~. 'Box 98~ Lot 15, less E 26' Kolendo BoFn$~n Beach, Fi~. Lot 16, less W 28',Blk.2 & Lot 9, Blk.3, Bellview Manor K.D.D.O. 215 So. Fede~aX aw~ 'Lot 5 and E 12' of Lot 4 Boynton Beach, Pla. 4' Blk. 4, Bellview Manor Thomas T. & 1703 Avondale Dr. Lot 10, Blk. 1, Elsie B. Harper Durham, N.C. Dell Park M~s. A.B. 101 West Buena Vista Lot 12,, Blk. 1, Ritchie Rd., Evansville, Dell Park Indiana William & Murial ~5201 Stringtown Rd. Lot 13, Blk. 1, J. Ritchie Evansville, Indiana Dell Park Jos. E. & 912 N. Palm Trail Lot 4, Blk. 4, Madeline Killian Delray Beach, Fla. Totterdate Add. Margaret S. Krebs 207 N.E. 4th St. Lots 5, '~A & 5B, 4 Apt."B'" Totterdale Add~ . Delray Beach,Fla. Paul w. & Ma~y Box 2177 .Lo.t 13, Blk. 4, P~ Speicher Delray Beach, Fla. Totterdale Add. .?~.;.~bbS 804 Renkert Bldg. Lot 16, Blk. 4, '~'~/2{~m~uck Canton 2, Ohio Totterdale 'Add'. E~B. & Maurietta 117 S. E, 5th Ave. Lot 17, Blk. 4, 4 H. NichOls Delray Beach, Fla. Totterdale Add. Peter B. Nold 906 Denery Lane Lots 20'& 21, Blk. 4, Delray Beach,Fla. Totterdale Add. Mar~ P.O. Box 831 Lot 18, Blk. 5, Brmm~l Delray Beach, Fla. Totterdale Add. J. A.& U la M, 34102 Alta Loma Dr. Lot 19, Blk. 5, Theobald ~armington, ~lch. Tott~dal~ John & Maryann 710 S. Swin~6nAve. Lot 1,~Blk'. 1, Pallet Del~ay Beach~ Fla. Totterdale Add Thcs. J. & 15 Spruce Te~rac6 Lo~ 5, Blk. 1, Isabell Pritcha~d Packanack Lake, N.J. Totterdale Add. (3-Building Trash--Shack) Walter & Mary 190 N~E'. 5th Ave. Lot 7, Blk. 1 Wisocky Delray Bea6h, Fla. Totterdale Add. Dorthy M. 20'56 Magnolia Road Lots 8 thru 10, Blk. 1, 4 Bprayberry Homewood,Illinois Totterdale Add. Joseph R. & 1296'RFD~l Lot 3, Bi~. "A" Lillian ~arrison Lake Worth, Fla. HighAcres 3rd ~dd. Lee Belie Clark P.O. BoX Z03 Lot 1, Blk. "D", Delray Beach, Fla. HighAcres 3rd Add. R.A. & Effie E. 18 W. Lake Ida Rd. Lot 4, less S 65',Blk."D" Hughson ~l~ay Beach, Fla. High Acres 3rd Add. Con~t Page 2 CITY OWNER ADDRESS : LOT~. BLOCK & S/D COD....~E George J. a Marie P;O. Box 1688 Lot 6~ .Blk. "D", M. Egan Delray Beach, Fla. High Acres 3rd Add. Judith 'Ann 3301 Orchid Rd. Lot.8, Blk. "D", Stephenson Lake Worth, Fla. High Acres 3rd Add. Harry & Prances P.O. Box 284 E 3%' of Lot 14, Lots 15 Howell Delray'Beach, Fla. & 16, Blk. "D", High Acres 1st Add. Esther E. Get. Jan 212 N.W. 17th:St. Lot 1 & E 23~ of L~t '2, 4 -Delray 'Beach,. Flao Blk. "E", High Acres 1st Add. Anthony T. 4 E. 89th St. Lot 9, less E 10' thereof, Torero, M.D. NewYork 28, N.Y. Blk."F", High Acres 1st Add. Joseph & Helen 2 Beach Ave.,New D~ S 100' of N 200, of ' M. Gordon Staten Island 6, N.I. E 1~3', Blk. 3 Ida Lake Terrace D. A. & Kathryn ~31 N.W. 4th Ave.. Lot 8, Blk. 4 & S 90' 4 Rainbo Delray. Beach, Fla. of N 390' of E 143',Blk.3, Ida Lake Terrace Ray a Boles 150 11'.. W. 15th St. Lots 4 & 5, Blk. 5, Raynor Delray Beach, Fla. Ida Lake Terrace Bought. on Hotel, %2% E. Atlantic Ave. Lots 1 & 2, less W 5! 3 Inc. % The Colony Delray Beach, .Fla, R/W, .N~ Blk. 120 Hotel (High Pines & Logs on So. Property Line) Tri County L~ 39OI N'. Fed. Hwy., Lots 366, 368, 369, 370, ¢~. Pompano Beach, Fla. 371 & 372, Tropic Isle Dorothy A. smith 2808 N. E. 26th Place Lot 367, 4 Fort Lauderdale, Fla. Tropic Isle Robt. T. Cartile, 505 S. ~ederal Hwy. Lots 373, 374 & 37%, Trustee Deerfield Beach, Fla. Tropic Isle Wm. J. Jr. & 40 J. C. Drive Lots 376 & 377, 4 Marilyn D.Kumpf Pittsburg 15, Pa. Tropic Isle Herbert J. & 314 Harbor Dr. Lot 379, Marguerite Wassc~ Indian Rock Bch, Pla. Tropic Isle John A. & Bertha 3214. Sycamore Rd. Lot 380. 4 E. Tilden 'Cleveland Heights Tropic Isle 18, Ohio E.F. Johnson & .Wasec°, Minn. Lot 381, H.F. Deichen Tropic Isle W.R. Haggart P.O. Box ZOO1, Lots 384, 385, 387 & 4 Fargo, N.D. .388, Tropic Isle Geo. E.Haggart P~O. Box 1962, ,. Lot 383, Fargo, N.' D. .'.'Tropic- ISle Joe A. & Rubye 581 S.E. 15th Ave. Lot 386, G. Stamps Deerfield Beach, Fla. Tropic Isle Andrew &.Hazel ' 94 Campbell Rd. Lot 389, M. Aumer Buffalo, N.Y. Tropic Isle· Con't Page 3 CITY OWNER · ADDRESS LOT. t. BLOCK & S/D CODE John W. & Viola 160 Carmen Rd. Lot 390, 4 Aumer Buffalo 26, N.Y. Tropic Isle F. B. Woodbury 2233 Grand Avenue Lot 391, 4 Kansas City 8, Mo. Tropic Isle Professional % The Cove Shopping Lot 392, 4 Realty Corp. Center,Deerfield Tropic Isle ' Beach, Florida Frank & Marie 408 S.E. 28th Ave. Lot 393, 4 D. Danielson Pompano Beach, Fla.~ Tropic Isle Wiltard Morrison~ Foreign Operation Div.S?8.3' of E 148.2t of 4 % International ~'~ Chicago,~ Ill. Lot 9, Blk. 1, Harvester 0b. Osceota Park John N. Kabler & P.O.Box 2116 S~ Lot 10, less W 244.86~, ~ Leanora McOarne~ Delray Beach, Fla. Blk. 1,' 0sceola Park. ' John N. Xabler & P.O; Box 2116, E 148.2' of N~- of Lot 10, 4 Leanora McCarney Detray Beach, Fla. Blk. 1, Osceola Park Francis A. & 815 Elm Ave. E '145' of Lot 11, Blk. 1, 4 Florence Lo Taaneck, N.J. Osceola Park Mac aulay Submitted to the City Council by the City Manager this 13th day of August, 1962 RESOLI~TION ROo 1~08 O~ ACT~L C~ INC~ BY ~A~ CI~ TO ACCO~L~ ...... ~d/~ ~egula~ Session held on ~e 262h d-v ~ ~..~ 's~ce Upo~ ~erta[n ~ts~ o~ P~C'e~ Of l~d, descried ~n a list ~tted to t~m, fo~ violation of ~ provisions of ~~e ~S, p~su~t ~o such decl~ation, ~e ~i~ Clerk o~ said Cl~ did f~sh each' of ~e .~espeetive ~e~s Of the land~ ~ said list with a :~ottc· desc~ibing the ~$~e of ~e nu~ce ~d ~t ~ey ~st aba~e Said nuis~ce wi~n t~rty (30) days, failing In w~Ch ~e City 0o~ci! would have it done,. ~ ~e oost .would be levied as an asSeSsment ~a~st said p~oper~ ~d ~S, the ~e~a herei~ter n~d did fail ~d neglec2 to .abate the ~isance e~sting upon thei~ respective l~ds with~ the t~e prescribed in said notice ~d Ordi~e G-'~7, ~d the Cit2 of De~y Beach was ~equi~ed to ~d did enter ~on the following and inc~ costs in a~ting ~e n~is~ce, e~sting ~e~eon-as described in'the ~oresaid liSt~ ~d ~S, the City ~er of the Ct~ of Delray Beach, has, p~- su~t ~ said Ordinate G ~7 ~d ~ OitY Ch~te~ s~itted to the City Co,oil a report of tj~ costs i~red in ~ati~ the nuis~ce as aforesaid, said ~epo~ indicating ~e c~ts pe~ parcel of involved~ .NOW, T~O~, ~ IT ~0~ BY THE C~ CO~CIL OF T~ 0~ DE~Y ~CH, F~R~A, AS 1. That assess~nts in t~ individual ~o~ts as sho~ bY ~e report of ~e City M~ager of ~e City of Delray Beach, involv~ ~e City's cost of abating the ~esaid nuis~es upon ~e lo~s or p~- cels of l~d described ~ said report, a cop2 of which is attached hereto ~d ~de a p~t hereof, ~e levied aga~st the p~celS ~ la~ descried on said ~eport-~d in. ~e ~o~ts indioa~ed themeon. Said assessments so levied shall be a lien ~on the respective lots and panels of land described ~ sa~d-report, of ~e s~ nature and to the S~ extent as the lien fo~ genial city taxes and shall be celleotible ~ ~ s~ ~er and with the ~e penalties and ~dem ~he s~e p~ovisions as te sale ~d fo~eclos~ as city taxes ~e collectible. 2. ~at the Cl~ Clerk of said City shall, as soon as possible ~ter the effective date, raced a. cert~ied co~ of this in t~ office of the C~rk of ~e Ci~ui~ O~t in ~d fo~ P~ B~ach County, Florida, ~d shall fu~ish t~ ea6h:af the o~er~d in upon said report a notice t~t ~e ~i~'~cil of the 0i~ ~ bin ~e 30 day pePiod, ~peuD,on it: ~[~' abat~ bF ~e Ol'~ sh~ in said report and a~oh assess~nta shall ~ legax,'' said assessment, ~te~.'~loh ~te~eSt "Shall aco~e a~ ~h~ ,p]~e of 6% PROPER~ DESORIPT,I0~ O~R ~SS~S~T, S 50' of N I00' of E 1S5~, Terry'K. ~win $26¥~ Block ~ S 50' of N 1~50' of E 135'~, Wi~li'~'~ Gertrude 12.00 Block 33 G~e~n 8 50' of N 2OO'~..~O~/E 135,:~'. .. Marion Stra~ng ' 50.00 less S 25' of E ~'~0, thereof, Block 33 Block 33 -- Block 33 Cockett N 50~ of 'S 300~ of E 135', Lo~ie L & Mary L. 16.50 Block 33 Griffin ORDINANCE NO. G-4~~ AN ORDINANCE OF THE cITY OF DELRAY BEACH, FLORIDA LEVYING THE~ ASSESSMENTS AS SHOWN BY THE ASSESSk~ENT ROLL SUBMITTED BY THE CITY MANAGER 0F SAID CITY CONCERNING THE OPENING, GRADING AND PAVING OF THAT PART OF BOUTHI~EST NINTH COURT LYING BET~KEN SOUTHWEST'SIXTH AND EIGHT AVENUES, TO A WIDTH OF TWENTY-FOUR FEET, SAID ASSESS. MENT ROLL BEING ATTACHED HERETO AND FORM- ING A PART HEREOF. i WHEREAS, the City Manager of the City of Del~ay Beach, Florida, has, in pursuance to the Charter of said City, submitted .. ~ %he City Council for approval, a report of the costs, and the assesS- - m~t roll for the opening, grading and Daring of that part of We~t inth Court .lying be.t.ween Southwest Sixth and Eight Avenues~ ~' ,Width of twenty four (24} feet. ' '' WHEREAS, said report' and assessment, roll was approved by t~e City Council in regula~ session on the .23rd day,. of July, 1962, and WHEREAS, due notice concerning said assessment roll was given by advertisement, by the City Clerk, in accOrdanCe with the 'City Charter of said City, .for the p~rpose of hearing objections to said assessment roll, and WHEREAS, no sufficient objections were received to the con- firmation of said assessment roll, NOW', THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL of the City of Delray Beach, Florida, as follows: SECTION 1. The assessments, as ~hown by said assessment roll which is annexed L. ereto and made a part hereof, are hereby lev- ied aEainst the properties sho~n and in the amounts stated on said assessment roll, said assessments to b~ paid in three ~equal annual installments, together with interest at the rate of ~% per annum, the first installment becoming due and payable on September 12th, 1962 and on the 12th day of September for the next ensuing two years$ and said special assessments, so levied, shall be a lien from the date the assessments become, effective, upon the respective lots and par- cels of land described in said assessment roll, of the same nature and to the same extent as the liens for general City taxes, and shall be collectible in the same manner and with the same penalties and under the same provisions as to sale and forfeiture as City taxes are collectible. PASSED in Regular Session on second and final reading on this. the 13th day of August, .~. D. 1962. /$/, W~lter Oi~,tz MAYOR First Reading Jul~ 23. 19~2 Second Readin~Au~U~t 13. 1962 ASSESSMENT ROLL Pot Opening, Grading and Paving of that pa~t of Southwest Ninth Court lying between Southwest Sixth and Eight. Avenues to a width of 2~ feet. DESCRIPTION 0F FRO~ FRONT FT. TOTAL Delray ManorS/D Lot 25 Joseph & Hildreth 55 $ 2,~6596 $ 135.63 Wllliamson Lot 26 ~s. E. B. Foerth 50 " 123.30 Lots 27, 28, 29, Joseph & Hildreth 30,31 & 32 ~illi~son 300 " 739.79 Lots 33 & 3~ Jo~TM. & Mari~ L. Charles, Jr. 100 ~' 2~6.60 ~ts 35 & 36 Paul D~ & Margaret S~er 105 " 258.92 Lots 49 & 50 Fred W. Burgey 105 " 258.92 ~t 51 Pauline P. B~ns %0 '~ 123.30 Lots 521& 53 W.E. ~ Barbara Martin 100 " 2~6.60 Lots 54,55 & 56 Alfons & Johns Theuer 150 " 369.89 Lots 57 & 58 Pa~ D. & Margaret Sa~er 100 " 2~6.60 Lo~ 59 Maal Corporation & H. V. Dally 50 " 123.30 Lot 60 Maal Corporation & H. V. Dally 55 " 135.63 1,220 , 3,008.h8- Resolution No. 138~ $ 26.40 Assessment Roll (Est) 17.60 Ordinance "Caption" (Est) 6.60 Engineering (Elltott Gross) 210.00 Contract - B.B. Boldt 3,%00.00 $ 3,760.60 Less 20% City share of cost 752.12 per Res. 1385 * 80% to be assessed $ 3,008.48 AN ORDINANCE OF T~E CITY OF DELRAY BEACH, FLORIDA, 'LEVYING THE ASSESSMENTS AS SHOWN BY THE ASSESSMENT ROLL SUBMITTED BY' THE CITY MANAGER OF SAID CITY, CONCERNING THE OPENING, GRADING AND P~¥ING OF THE NORTH- SOUTH ALLET LYING BETWEEN LOTS 19 THRU 27 AND LOTS 28 THRU 36, HALLER & GROOTMAN'S SUBDIVISION, TO A WIDTH OF SIXTEEN FEET, · SAID'ASSESSMENT ROLL BEING ATTACHED HERE- TO AND FORMING A PART HEREOF. WHERF~S, the City Manager of the City of Delray Beach, Florida, has, in pursua~uce to the Charter of said City, submitted to the City Council for approval, a report of the costs, and the assessment roll for the opening, grading and paving 9f the North, south Alley lying between Lots 19 th~u 27 and LOts 25 thru 36, Haller ~ Grootman, s Subdivision, to a width of sixteen (i$) feet. WHEREAS, said report and assessment roll was approved by City Council in regular session on the 23rd day of July, 1962, and WHEREAS,-d~. notice concerning said assessment roll was given by advertisement, by the City Clerk,~ in accordance with the City Charter of said City, for the purpose of hearing objections to said assessment roll, and WHEREAS, no sufficient objections were received to the confirmation of said assessment roll, NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT 0RD~INED BY THE CITY COUNCIL of the City of Del~ay Beach, Florida, as follows: SECTION 1. The assessments, as shQwn by said assessment roll which is annexed hereto and made a part hereof, are hereby levied against the properties shown and in the amounts stated on said assess- ment roll, said assessments to be paid in three' equal annual install- ments, together with interest at the rate of 8% per annum, the first installment becoming due and payable on Seotember 12th, 1962 and on the 12th day of September for ~he next ensuing two years; and said special assessments, so levied, shall be a lien from the date the assessments become effective, upon the respective lots and parcels of land described in said assessment roll, of the same nature and to the same extent as the liens for general City taxes, and shall be collectible in the same' manner and with the same penalties and Under the same p~ovisions as to sale and forfeiture as City taxes are collectible. PASSED in regular session on second and final reading on ~.s the 13th day of August, A.D.,~962. ~' /s/ WalterDietz MAYOR ATTEST: /s/ R. D. Worthi~ city C'ler~ - - - First Reading ?'~y ~3. ~qA? ' . Second Reading ~ugust 13, 19~2' A~SESSMENT ROLL For Opening, Grading and P, aving of the North~$Outh Alley lying between Lots I9 th~u 27 and Lots 28 thru 36, Haller& Gr0otman's subdivision. DESCRIPTION OF PRd'~Ek~'~/ 0%'~IER FRONT FRONT FT. TOTAL Haller R Groatm~ ~ " ' L~ts 19 & 20 J.~h'~ltp & Rosemary 99.~5 $1.89~ ~ t88.88 W. Hoyle Lots 21, 22 & 23 Hoyle Cadillac- 150.00 " 28h.31 Oldsmobile Inc. Lots 2~ & 2~ J~ Philip Hoyle 100.00 '~ 189.55 Lots 26 a 27 less WT0'. Betty Goo~ ~00.00 " 189.~ Lots 28 a 29 E. ~ Olga Cailtouette 100.00 " 189.~5 Lot 30 Gle~ R Ethelyn I. Tuc~ 50, O0 " 94.77 Lot 31 Mir~ N. Cohen 50.00 " 9~.77 Lots 32, 33 & 3h - E. '~.~ Bowe, Trustee 1~0.00 " 28h.31 Lot 3~ Paul & Mary P. ~ Speicher %0.00 " 94.77 Lot 36 Karl Kasten ~9.65 " 9~.11 899.30 ~ 1, 70~,57 Resolution No. 137~ $ 27.30 Dixie Asphal~ 331.50 8amp!e R~ck Co. 382.05 City of Delray Beach Labor 727.73 City of'Delr~y Beach Engineering 216.19 Assessment Roll (Est) 13.20 Ordinance Caption (Est) 6.60 TO BE ASSESSED~ 91,704.57 AN ORDINANCE 'oF THE CITY OF DELRAY BEACH~ ... FLORIDA LEVYING THE ASSESSMENTS AS SHOWN BY THE ASSESSMENT. ROLL SUBMITTED BY THE C~TY MANAGER OF SAID CITY, CONCERNING THE OPENING, GRADING AND PAVING OP .~THAT PART OF NORTR~rEST FIRST AVenUE RUNNING APPROX- IMATELY POUR HUNDRED SEVENTY F,IVE (~75) FEET NORTHWARD FROM NORTPB~ST NINTH STREET, TO A WIDTH OP TWENTY-FOUR FEET, SAID ASSESS- MENT ROLL BEING ATTACHED HERETO AND FORMING A PART HEREOF. WHEREAS, the City Manager of the City of Delray Beach,-F1Q- r~da has, in pursuance to the Charter of said City, submitted to t~ 0~ty Council for approval, a report of the costs, and the assessme~ r~i~ for the opening, grading and paving of that part of Northwest"' F~t Avenue running approximately four hundred seventy five (475) feet Northward from Northwest Ninth Street to a width of twenty-.feu~ (2~) feet. WHEREAS, said report, and assessment roll was approved by the City Council in regular session on the 23rd day of July, 1962, and ~,~tEREAS, due notice concerning said assessment roll was iven by. advertisement, by the City Clerk, in accordance with the ity Charter of said Clty:, for the purpose of hearing objections t~~ said assessment roll, and WKEREAS, no sufficient objections were receiv'ed to the con- firmation of said assessment roll~ NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAI~PED BY THE CITY COUNCIL of the City of Delray Beach, Florida, as follows: SECTION 1. The assessments, as shown by said assessment roll which is annexed hereto and made a part hereof, are hereby levied against the properties shown and in the amounts stated on said assessment roll, said assessments to be paid in three equal annual installments, together with interest at the rate of 8% per annum, the first installment becoming due and payabl, e onSep~ember 12th, 1962. and on the 12th day of September for the next' ensuing two years; and said special assessments, so levied, ~shall be a lien from the date the assessments become effective, upon the respective lots and parcels of land described in said assessment ~oll, of the same nature and..to the same extent as the liens .for general City ,taxes, and shall be collectible in the same manner amd with the same penalties and under the same provisions as to sale and for- feiture as City taxes are collectible. PASSED in Regular Session on second and final reading on this the 13th day of August, A. D., 1962. /s/ ~alter Dietz M.AYO-R ATTEST: /s/ R. D. Worthin$ city C~erk First Reading. Ju~y 23.~ 1.962 Second Reading August 13 1962 .A_SSESSME~T ROLL For Opening, Grading and Paving of that part of N~rthwest First Avenue running approximately four hundred seventy-five (475) feet Northward from Northwest Ninth Street. D~.SCRIPT~O~ OF FRONT ~0NT FT. TOTAL Lots _l~_& 15, Pine 8~N~"&..L..K. Euhm: 158.12 $2.83898 $~4§.90 View S/D Lots 16, 17 & 18, pine ~ohn A. & Betty View S/D Lou Walker 150.00 " ~25.85 S 166.5' of ~ of NE~ Charles ~ ~a~rie M. 1~!.50 " ~01.71 of Lot 9 less E 2~' Robinaon less Section N 70' of S 170' of ~ Grovev ~. Jr. · 70.00 " 198.73 of NE~ of Lot ~ less Dorothy P. ~Baker E!5,~ R~ ~& less W 15' R~, Section 8-~6-~3 S 100' of ~ of NE~of Pietev& Alida 100.00 " 283~ ~t 9 l~ssE 1~~ R~& ~gen ~'~ 15-' R~, Section 8-~6-h3 N ~' E ' " 7X cC ~ ef S~ of Atlantic National 71.00 201~57 Lst ,9~ ~ess- ~ 15'~& Bank 0f West Pa~ Ieee ~ 15~ R~, . Beach, Trustee Section 8-46-~3 S. 1~2' of N 213~ of ~uis &'Mildred 1~2.00 " 403.13 ~ of S~ of Lot 9, E. Baxter ' less E 208.2' & .less W 15' t~ereof, Section 8-~6,~3 W 135~' of N 102, of ~Will&~ R. & Alice 102.O0 " 289.58 S 117 ' of ~ of SE~ S. George of ~t 9, less W 15' thereof, Section 8-~6-~3 , , Resolution No, 1372 $ 29.15 Ordinance Caption (Est) 6.60 Assessment Roll (Est) 20.00 Dixie Asphalt 576.81 Sampl'e Rock.Co. 580.50 City of Delray Beach Labor 1,407.36 City of Delray Beach Engineering 327.77 $ 2, 9~8.19 Less 10% City abate of cost 29~.82 per Res. 1372' ,,,, * 90% to be assessed $ 2,6%3,37