09-24-62 SEPTEMBER24, 1962.
A regular meeting 'of the City CounCil of. Delray Beach was held
in the Council Chambers at 8=00 P.M., with Mayor Walter Dletz in the
Chair, Clty Manager Robert J. Holland, Cit~ Attorney John Ross Adams,
and Councilmen A1 C. Avery, GeorgeTalbot0J~., Geogre V. Warren and
OliverW. Woodard, Jr., being present.
1. An opening prayer was delivered by the Reverend Glen A. Hargrave.
2. On motiOn ~. Talbot .and. seconded bY Mr. wo°dard, the minutes
of th· regular-meeting of September 10th were unanimously approved.
4. Mr. Warren readthe Beautification Committee Meeting minutes of
Thursday, September 20th, 1962 as follows:
'!Members present were:- Bud Merritt, Mfs. Frank Carey, Mrs.
Peg Bowen, Clarence Galinat, .Stuart han~ton, J. B. Smith, Mrs.
Gladys L~ttle,.~rs. MarJorie B~auland guests.iMrs. Ertckson. and
Lauren Hand.
"Minutes of the last meeting were approved.
1 "Mr. Hand made aPresentatio~ to the Committee outlining
planned activities of the merchant's division which included
a clean-up, fix-up and ~aint-up program during the month of
October. Mr. Hand suggested that this could be tied in with
a city wide program of clean-up.
2 "On motion by Mr. El!lngsworth, seconded by~r. Lankton, the
Comtttee voted unanimously to request that the Mayor proclaim
the month of October as uity-wide 'Clean-up, FtK-up and Paint-
up month.~ (Council action)
3 "A motion was made by Mrs. Bowen, seconded by Mr. Lankton,
that the City be as]ced tO cooperate wi~h the clean-up pro-
gram by offering pickeup of all types of trash during
October on request by citizens. Motion paSsed. (Council action)
4 "Committee members were asked to submit, at the next meeting,
a list of projects they felt needed consideration by the
Committee.
5 'Dh motion by~r. Lankton, seconded by Mr. Galinat, the
'mitres voted to request the city to ~ake steps to improve the
appearance of the junk yard at N. E- Fourth street and the
F.E.C. Railroad. (Council action)
6 "A motion was made by Mr. Lankton, seconded by Mr. Galinat,
that Mr. RUSsell Rennet, publisher of the Daily News Journal,
be proposed as an addltion to the Beautification Committee.
Motion passe~...~ (council, action)
7 "It was a~nounced that Mrs. Little would represent the Com-
mittee at the Florida State Chamber of Commerce Beautifi=ation
Meeting,' to be held in Orlando~ September 21st.
8 '!A motion was made by Mr. Galinat, seconded by Mrs. Bowen, that
the iecretar~be instructed to write a ~etter of appreciation
to City Manager Robert'.Holland, for hie excellent lot clean~ng
program. Motion ~assed."
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Pertaining to Item 2. Mr, Talbot moved that the Council instruct
the Mayor-to proclaim the month of October as city-wide "Clean-up,
Fix-up and Paint-up Month". The motion was seconded by Mr. Woodard
and carried unanimously.
Pe~taining to item 3. Mr. Avery moved that said recommendation
be referrmd to the City Manager for recommendation to the Council]
the motion being seconded by Mr. Talbot and unanimously 6arried.
Pertaining to Item 5. City Manager Holland reported that this
area is being cleaned up considerably at this tim9 and the plane are
to remove some trees~-and b~k%ld'a ramp d6wn the t~acks' to the drain
that noW exists on 3rd Avenue to~el~minate~he~e~ p~0blem. It
was pointed out that the junk yard is a nonconforming use that exists
at that location.
Pertaining to Item 6. Mr. Russell Rennet, publisher of the
Daily News Journal, being present, was introduc~d and expressed his
pleasure in being i'h D~lray'B'each. ~. R~nn~k-~as un~nimously ap-
point~ed'as a 'membek O~=~he Be~utifiUht~on committee on motion by Mr.
Talbot and seconded by Mr. Avery.
Pertaining to Item 8. Mr. lWarren read the~l~etter of appreci-
ation, for his excellent lot clearing program, to City Manager Holland
from the BeaUtification committee.
4.a. A roll call showed that the ~fol'~owingorga~izations and repre-
sentatives were in a~tendance% '~' ~
Chamber of commerce Mr. Kenneth Ellingsworth
seagrape Garden Club Mre.~ameS BOwe~
League'of Women Voters Mrs. P~aD~k' ~arey & 4 members.
Beta stgma~'Phi Mrs. O~ W~'~Wooda~d,"Jr~ &'Mrs. Adams.
Kiwanis Club Mr. Russell Rennet
5. The City Clerk reported that the council had requested that the
Florid&~ast'~COaSt R~l~Way COmpany be contacted concerning the cross-
ing at S. E.'Tth Street and read~their reply aS' follows, dated
'September ~gth, 1962.
"Please'refe~o'your letter of septemberllth, 1962 con-
cerning'ro~ ~Sing over FIOrida'E~st'coast Railway
Company's tracks at S. E. 7th Street in Delray Beach.
"As you say,'the Railway has allowed some cities ~o prorate
cost On road crossings in the past; however, this was done
in'~Connection wi~h'crossing proteetio~f~r existing cross-
ings. In doing so, the Railway has o~er~extended"itsel~ to
the pgint that, I am sorry to advise, we are ~nable to com-
mit the Railway to a propOSition such as you request, and
you~ request mu'st be declined."
It was suggested that this matter'be'taken into abeyance for fur-
ther consideration.
~.a..The Cityclerk:reported that there was $15~'000.00 provided in
the current budget for a new well and 'header at the North Water Plant,
which additional well has been recommended by Russell &Axon, and
Council approval is requested forthe employment of Smi~/~ & Gillespie
to furnish 'Professionai engineering services in accordance with con-
ditions and ~er~s set forth ~n their proposal, copy of which has' here-
tofore been furnished each CoUncil member.
The City Manager stated that this well would balance out the
scheduled program for maximum production in each plant.
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Mr. Avery moved that this be tabled until the next meeting and
the money in the 1941-62 Water F~nd. Budget be encumbered for that
purpose and stated that he recognized the fact that a new well was
needed, but challenged the necessity for the city to spend the money
for an engineer when they had a registered engineer on their payroll
fully capable of providing the same service. The motion was seconded
by Mr. warren and carried unanimously.
6.b.' The proposed Assessment Roll for opening, grading and paving
of the South 476 feet of the North-South Alley in Block 73, was pre-
sented to the Council in compliance with Section 169 of the City
Charter, said work having been approved by the Council earlier this
year. The Assessment Roll was unanimously approved on motion by Mr.
Avery and seconded by Mr. Woodard.
6.c. The proposed Assessment Roll for the Construction of Storm
Drains for the area known as the N. E. 22nd Street and Seacrest
Boulevard Drainage project, together with lnstallation~of catch
basins, man-holes and appurtenances in conjunction with. such storm
drains in compliance with Section 169 of the City Charter, said im-
provement having been approved by the Council in November, 1961.
Said Assessment Roll was unanimously approved on motion by Mr. Warren
and seconded by Mr. Woodard.
6.d. It was re~orted that the City Manager has arranged with the
Telephone Company for installation of a line from the City Hall
switchboard to the Police Station for use at night and on weekends
when the City Hall is closed, during which period all calls to the
City Hall would automatically be channeled to the Police Department.
Further, that's list of employees in each department who may be
called in case of emergency, along with their telephone numbers, has
been provided for the Police dispatcher's use in cha~neling calls to
the proper persons, and that this improvement is already in effect.
The city Manager was commended for his prompt action in this matter.
6.e. It was reported that for the convenience of various citizens,
the City Manager has provided for a night depository receptacle to
be installed in the very near future at the entrance to the City Hall
so that payments of bills by deposit therein may be made When the
City Hall is closed.
b.f. The City Clerk read the following letter from Mr. HarOld Hansen,
Community. Center SupervisOr, dated September 12th,. i962. .
"I would like tO have you consider a recommendation I have
regards to our kitchen equipment. It has never been used
and is deteriorating fast, and in ~y estimation it will never
be used.
"I .would like to suggest that we contact some Restaurant Supply
Companies and dispose of this equipment. Our investment is
proF, lmately $10,000.00 and we could use this money for urgently
needed improvements in this building.
"By eliminating this equipment we gal~another conference room.
There ia an offset in this kitchen where we could have our coffee
perculator, hot plate and small refrigerator. This will suffice
for any food served at the center.
"The money derived from this sale could provide for installing
acoustical tile in the conference rooms. This noise factor
a constant complaint of the various groups using these facll'~%~es.
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"Our patio is beautiful, but it could be used for another room.
By installing a fiber-glass roof we could completely enclose
this area and still preserve this picturesque area.
'With this fund we could also purchase &'ceramic oven which
would benefit many age groups in our program.
"We would be able to furnish our gymnasium with athletic equip-
ment needed to give us a well rounded Physical Education Program.
"~h~se are a few of the ma]or areas .where we could use this money.
I would like to have you give'this recommendation of mine much
thought. ~In this way we could utilize the building to the best
advantage.
.LIST 0F KITCHEN EOUIPMENT
1. Stainless Steel Combination oven, plate and french fryer
2. Commercial refrigerator
3. Dishwasher
4. Range HOOd
5. Stainless steel tray and food cart
6. A f%w,hundred dishes, ~aucers, cups, knives,
forks~ gla~ses~.~et~.
see the inventory sheet ~ the exact quantities."
Mr. Talbot stated that he felt the Council is in full approval
of Mr. Hansen'~S recommendation but so that the public would not be
misled it ehoukd be explained that the approximate amount of money
involved in this equipment is $3,600.00, which is somewhat different
than the $10~000.00 mentioned inth'e letter. Mr. Talbot then moved
that ~he Councii inStruCt the City Manager to give the Council the in-
ventory on cost of this equipment and i~vestigate the market to see
what can be obtained from disposing of it. The motionwas seconded
by Mr. Avery, and carried unanimously.
D~ring d~scussion it was mentioned-that the Bethesda Hospital
may be interested in obtaining this equipment for their use.
6.g. It~was reported that at its last regular meetin~ the council re-
que~e~ the City Manager to co~sider the ne~d of & traffic light at
t~t~h' Swinto~ A~e'nu~ and 8th Street intersectio~, and it is re-
commended by the City Manager that no such light is deemed necessary
at this time inasmuch as it is not considered warranted as the prin-
ciple h'azards at this point of iDtersection have been eliminate~ by
cutting back of hedges aln~' trimming of .s~ubb~ry. However, Council
consideration and authorization, if approved, is requested for in-
stall~on of-a traffic light at the intersect~on of N. E. 4th Street
and SwintOn Avenue at such time as th~ Lutheran Church and its affili-
ated bUil~ings..are completed and ready ~or occupancy, further that
such installation, at the time indicated, meets wit~ the approval of
the Chief of Police.
'~'~r. Avery~l~oved~ that the recommendation of the City Manager be
a~p'~&d~o~th~ttme being and~that he be ~rected to cause the proper
t'Taf.fiu-studies 'tobemade to ascertain whether they are needed from
the Yardstick as applied by people'who ~knowthis business. The motion
was seconded by Mr. Talbot.
Mayof~D~Z'said that h~ understands'the motion to be that the
City Ma~ager~s-authorizedto go-ahead an~ install the light on Sw£nton
Avenu~'~at~4th ~treet bu~ to also make a study on 8th Street and
Swinton as well as'a study at 4th .Street and Swinton.
Mr. Avery said that the City Manager recommended that there be no
no'~i~ht at 8th Street and Swinton, and-further'recommended that a
light be authOri~ed for the intersection of 4th street and Sw&nton
Avenue at Such'~as the Lutheran Church and its affiliated build-
ings are comple~ and ready for occupancy, and we accept his re-
commendation wh~C~ authorizes him to ~eave the light off at 8th Street
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and Swinton, to put the light on at 4th Street and Swinton, but to
cause the necessary traffic studies to be made to prove or disprove
to Council that lights are needed at both of these intersections.
Upon call of roll, the motion carried unanimously.
6.h. It was reported that the City Manager has received requests to
move the traffic light presently located at the intersection of
Gleason street and East Atlantic Avenue, to Venetian Drive and
Atlantic Avenue, at which point there appears to be more traffic due
to Venetian Drive being a more commonly used thoroughfare and also
due to the fact that the Delray Beach National Bank is located on
Atlant~:Avenue at this point-, HOWever,. it is possible that such a
light can be tied into the bridge electrical system which might prove
too ex~ensive and the City Manager recommended that the present traf-
fic light at Gleason Street remain as is, although if it is the
pleasure of the Co~ulcll0 he would be happy to provid~ for a change
of sai~'~traffic l~ht to Venetian Drive and Atlantic Avenue for a
reasonable and ~eed upon temporary basis.
During discussion, former surveys of this location were mention-
ed and City Eng,:neet Fleming said that the last survey report had not
been received from Tallahassee. Following general discussion, Mr.
Woodard moved that no action be t~en on moving the street light unt~
the Council hears from the pro, er authorities. Mr. Avery said he
would second the motion if Mr. Woodard would add that the City
m~nistra~ton be directed, ordered .and begged to expedite this matter
as quickly as~ossib~le. Mr'. Woo~ard accepted this addition to his
motion, andupon Uall,o~'~oll the motion carried unanimously.
6.1. Conc~rni.ng the proposed reoponing of the alley ~ocated at the
rear of Hoyle Cadillac to provide egress'into N. E. 7th Avenue, Mr.
Warren moved' that' this proposal be rejected. The motion was seconde~
by Mr.. Woodard and carried unanimously'
6~j. It was reported~that Mr. W. J. Snow has submitted-an~.offer to
sell' to the City a five acre tract of land in ~ot l0 of Model
Subdivision, in the NW~ of S~ction 29-4~-43, said tract being
jacent to and immediately south of the city owned ten acre tract now
beir~/~used as a tra~d~. That this is offered for $?,500.00 and
that t~e City Man&ge~-recommends that such 'tract of land. be purchased
by the City, furthe~ that if Co~1¢il approves~suc~ purchase,~.uthori-
zation should be g~ven for necessary funds, namely $?,500.'00 to be
provided fr0~ the ~°ntingency F~nd of the coming .fiscal year.
Mr. Avery moved that this be tabled until, the City. Manager can
re=urn to the Council with information if and wher~ the money can be
obtaine~0 other t/~an the~C0ntingency Fun~. The motion was seconde~
by Mr. Talbot-and carried unanimously.
6.~. Concerning revision of lot clearing procedure, it was reported
that having temporarily abated vegetation nuisan~es on various lots
in Tropic Isle Subdivision as well as on East 5th and 6th Avenues
North of Atlantic Avenue, the. City Manager requests Council approval
for completely revising the past a~d present lot clearing procedure
to one of city. maintenance without aesessments, as such improvements
are obviously in the best interest of the entire city. Further, that
if it is the pleasure of the Council to sustain the City Manager's
recommen~ations for such revision of nuisance,abatement procedure,
the City Attorney should be diTected to prepare anordinance amending
the present or~inan~es and Chapter 1~ of the Code of Ordinances per-
talning thereto, to reflect, such revised procedure, 'and that subject
to adoption of such amended ordinan~e, authorization is requested for
the purchase of an additional tractor, ap~roximate cost of which will
be $4,500.00, funds for which are available withou~ any appropriation
therefor.
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Mr. Warren explained the lengthy usual procedure of lot clearing
andcommended City Manager Holland on his plan, further that the
Council is agreeable for the City Manager to continue this plan
through the month of O~tober and see what can be offered. Mayor
Dietz added "provided all of the f~nds c~ae out of the 1941-02
money". Mr. Warren said that would involve an additional $500.00
for extra employees.
Mr. Avery-moved that the necessary funds be encumbered to take
care of this lot clearing, program through the month of October, in-
cluding the $4,§00.00 for the tractor, and the $500.00 for extra
employees. The motion was seconded by Mr. Warren.
It was ~uestione~ as to what reaction there might be from the
local landscape con, hies and At was stated that this would be
brought out in the cltyManager's study and recommendation at the
end of O~tober.
Upon call of roll, the motion carried unanimously.
6.1. Concerning proposed drainage and clean-up of Property located
on the South side of N. E. 4thStreet0 from 3rd Avenue Eastward to
the F.E.C'. Railroad tracks, it was reported that this is in refer-
ence to the area known as Max'Auto Parts and Wrecking Yard and de-
scribed as Lots 18 thru 28, Block 89. That the drains in this
location are on the North side of 4th Street and that City~Engineer
Flemi/~g and City~anag~rHolland, in studying this area and need for
drainage relief0 have determined that excess water should be funneled
lnto~the catch basin on 3rd Avenue, eliminating any possible addi-
tional catchbasin at this location, by running a pipe under the
street to sa~d mash'die tocated, on.-~rd Avenue, andCouncil approval
for such lmproveme~ by city forces is requested.
Mr. Avery asked i.f there was money, available for this improve-
ment an~ when he was assured that there was,. moved that the Council
authorize this recommended improvement. The motion was seconded by
Mr. Warren and carried unanimously~
6.m.'Regarding request for appropriation~transfers, the C~ty Clerk
read'the following memorandum from Finance Director T. E. Weber,
dated Septemb~r'.t~,
"To eliminate overages in various ac~unt~, request is made
for the City Council to make the following?appropriations
transfers et~-its meetin~ of Soptemb~r 24~th.,.1962.
"From: Street Lighting, Electric Current. $185..00
To: -.~ City~Counci~, Printing $18~.00
"From': -Playgrounds'& ~layfields, Fertilize~100.O0~ 100 Ft.
Beach, Water Service $70.00 and ~ele~one $?0.00
To: Counsel and Legal~ Expert &.Consultant Services $150.00~
Postage $5.00, Travel Expense $60.00, Publications $25.00
"From: Contingent Accoun. t $1,510.00
To: Jail, ~arding of Prisoners
"From: 100 Ft. Beach, Electric current $42.00
To: Christmas~onus, Contributions $~2J00
"From: Street Lighting, Electric Current $675.00~ Playgrounds
and Pl&yfiel~s, water Service $!50.00, Electric Current
$400.00; Ac=ou~ting & Internal Control, Clerical
Salaries $1,100,00, Fin%ace Director Salary, $500.00
To: Cemetery, Ex~ert & Cons~ult!ng Services $615.00,
Construction Material,_$250.00= Water Service $1,960.00.
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"~rom: Communications Systems, Repairs ~600,00~. Hospita.liz-
ation and:Life Insurance $650.00; 100 Ft. Beach,
Repairs-Grounds-S200.00; Playgrounds & Playfields,~
Grass Seed $100.00
To: Taxes, Social Security $1,550.00
"From; Tennis Courts, Travel.Expense $45.00; Repairs-Grounds
$100;00~ Wearing Apparel ~50.00:; Chemical Supplies
$50.00; construction Material $.50.00= Insurance,
General Liability $2,400.00; Fire $800.00
TO: City Hall, water Service $760.00; Electric Current
$2,735.00
"Reference is made to appropriation transfer request dated
September 19, 1962. As a result of the City Attorneys trip
to Tallahassee in regards to the beach, an additional trans-
fer is requested as follows
"From: Treasury, Office Supplies $125.00
To: Couneel and Legal, Travel expenses $125.00
"Should theCity Council approve purchase to-night Of an
additional tractor to be used in the lot clearing program,
they should also approve transfer of funds to co.,er its
purchase as follows:
"From: S~reet Lighting, E~ec~ric Current. S1,000.00
Continge~t.Account $3~,5D0..'00
To: Pa~ks', Parkways&.Str~et'Trees, Automotive
Equipment $4~500.00"
Mr. Woodard stated that he believed there needed to be an aOditionaX
amount for~the salaries ofthe ln~lviduals that will be involved in'the
lot clearing program for~the next few weeks, in the amount of $500.00.
Mr. Avery.movedthat transfers be authorize0 as.requested. ~The
motion wasseconded by Mr. Talbot andr. Carried unanimouslY. It.was
make known that the Contingency Fund referred to is for.the-fiscal
year o~ ~961-62.
6.n. It was reported that the City~anager and City Attorney had
completed final settlement with-Dargel Construction Company for termi-
nation of its Sewage Works Project ~ontract, Job No. 5964-8, for the
sum of $1,000.00
Mr. woodard moved that Construction
Company for the sum of $1,000.~-for'~Ob No. 596518~'~the motion being
seconded by Mr, Warren. After being la~ormed, that~t~e Council had
taken action to terminate, this contract, the motion and second were
withdrawn.
Mayor Dietz explained that the City had termjLnated three con-
tracts on the Sewage wo~{s Project for a total of $~,050.00 and in
doing so had saved a considerable amount of money ~or thec.£tyin
the proposed sewage works proJewt, an~ thanked.the City Manager and
City Attorney for settling these contracts.
6.0. Concerning membershi~ o~ the Plan"ing/zoningB0ard it was re-
ported that .the terms of office on said Board of Mr. L. Stuart Lankton
and Mr. Richard T. Jebb expire on September 28th, 1962, and that the
remaining Boardmembers. recommend the rea~pointment of. Messrs. Jebb
and Lankton for a five year term.
It was moved by..Mr. Talbot that said recommendation be accepted,
with commendation, ~he motion, being, seconded by. Mr~ Avery and.unani-
mously carried, . . . .. · , .
7.a. The City Clerk read the ~ollowing letter received from Mrs.
Helen L-S. ~oit, dated September 10th, 1962.
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"The following proposition would reduce the expenses of the
Recreation Department considerably and, I believe, would make
it POssible to realise the latent tennis court potential, all
for the advancement a~d betterment of our community.
"I propose to lease the tennis courts for a period of two years
on the following basis:
a. The city will turnthe courts over to me in,A-1
condition on an'agreed date -,, or~w£11 authorize
· e to obtain ~ estimates on this work for their
approval.
b. In return, I :shall. assume full responsibility for
the administration, operation and mai~tenance of
said courts and will pay the City 10~ of any and
all profits, above .and beyond expenses and exclusive
of fees received for lessons given or for personal
~nstruction.
I promise to maintain the courts in as. good or better condition
than they have been maintained in, on a year round basis.
"In no'way does this proposal come under Civil Service, rather
it is a sound business proposition and in the interest of our
community, its taxpayers and businessmen.
"I trust that'.you and'each member of the Council will seriously
consider this new proposal."
City Manager Holland explained that the tennis courts are in the
process of being rebuilt and that the City has made commitments for
the coming year ~-two tennis professionals, the first one being on
the ]ob now and the second one will be here on the lSth of November.
FUrther, that'the program has bemn~ set up through, the Recreational
Advisory Board and t~e-Special Tenn&s Committee, and a tournament
p~a~e~~ for ~h'~ 2$th'of October at which time they hope to. have the
courtS, ready~ for Use~d,,~ at,'the present ti~e, there, ks.no way to
accept a propo~ltio~
Mr. WoOdard~mo~ed~.'to ~e~t ,, the reco~mendationuf the City
Manager, the motion being seconded by Mr. Talbot and unanimously
carried.
7.b. The~Ci't~ cle.rk',, =ea~'~a'.le~er from Attorney J. W. Nowlin, re-
presentin9 Samuel JJ & Nad~me~R~ .~'obee, re~uesting abandonment., of a.
10' easement across the west end of Lots 1, 2 & 3, Block A, Pineridge
He~ghtS~-an~,9~e~ ~at whlle~'~t~;is true that there ks no curren~
kn~w~l~ge ~ o~ '~ ~hl~
'Mr, ~ .said'.'t'~h%% he felt~'-the=e should, be personal ~nvesti-
gation of this ~matter an~ moved that this be tabled until ~e Council-
men can investigate ~h~s/,a~d conSUlt~ with the' C'ity Attorney for his
reCommendatiOn, .a~d~-;it~ be ~laced on:. the' agenda fo= the next meeting.
The mOtiOn was
M:r
ations to make at 'this time. city A~ney~ A~ams sa'~d that the city
usually reserves such easements, but in exceptional cases it could
merit abandonment, further, that i.,~ w~ not a ~d .on the ~tle but
it wo~ld::P~event*butld~ng on th~ port~on,of properay, covered by the
Upon,:U&l~l 0~ roll, 'the motion u~=rl'ed tun&~m~usly.
7 .c. T~e~ ~uncil~ was informed .that' the, Pl'ertda 'I~l&nd. Navigation
Dts~.lCt re,/meets an, easemen~ ~.,~raat' ever ~orti~ns of Evergreen, Fern,
Mulberry and Nafa Drives in TrOpic Isle Subdivision for disposal of
dredged material resultin~ from the widening and deepening of the
IntracoastalYWaterway, which 'mh~Ukd hapPen[~early in, 1965'~and~ that
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it is recommended that this "temporary spoil disposal easement" be
made ~ossible by authorizing execution of the easement grant instru-
me~s prepared by the Florida Inland Navigation District. It was
.f~ther reported that these streets and the lots' abutting thereon
could possibly be raised two and a half feet.
Mr. Talbot moved that the easement be granted the Florida
Inland 'Navigation District as'requested, the motion being seconded
by Mr. Woodard.
It was questioned as to Mr. Mellon's benefit or interest in this
easement grant, and it was made known that the fill would benefit the
developer of the property but that the. easement was requested by F.I.
N.D.
Upon call of roll, the motion carried unanimously.
7.d. The City Clerk ~nformed the council that a petition had been
received for extension of water service to a tract of land fronting on
the West-sideof AIA and. lying 200" SOuth of the present/city limits.
On this p~r~y will be constructed a 14 unit co-op building, and it
is recon~ended that such extension of water service, as petitioned, be
granted subject to annexation of this property being reflected in an
ordinance presentedto the Council for first reading two weeks from
tonight? Further that the City Engineer advises that a. 6" main lies
on the Easterly side of AIA directly across the road from this peti-
tioner's property and therefore no main extension is necessary to
furnish water to said property. Also that pressure tests indicate that
there is a surp'lus of water at. this location suffiqient to serve this
property..
Mr. Aver~moved that the petition for water service be granted
upon t he-condition that an agreement.b~ executed that-this p~operty be
annexed ifa~d~when it becomes contiguous.
City Attorney Adams stated that the property was contiguous at
this time.
It was pointed out that the motion did not con£orm to the re-
c~m~endat~ons~ that' the City Clerk had. stated, that the water service
b~-granted sUbject to the annexation of ~hi~ property ,being reflected
in.an Ordinance .presented to the Council for first reading at the' next
meeting. Mr.. Avery accepted the correction to his motion. -The motion
was second~d.~byMr~ Talbot and carried unanimously.
7.e. The City Clerk explainedthe request for easemen~ grants for
certain s~reets in connection with the extension of the C-15 Canal
as follows:
"A. The Central and Southern Florida Flood COntrol District
requests a temporary easemen~ over a portion of Span~s~'Trail in
Tropic Isle Subdivision for the purpose of laying and operating
dredging pipe iines and other operations incidental thereto. Such
temporary easement, if granted, shall terminate no later than
August
"B. Said Flood Control District further requests a perpetual
license to us~-& port,on Of Brant Drive in Tropic Palms Subdivision
for the purpose of constructio~ and maintenance of Canal C-15.
"Inasmuch as the city does not own the fee title to any public
right of way, being vested only with easements thereto for public
street purposes, Council approval is requested for Resolution No. 1416,
which provides the Control District with a perpetual permit to use
that portion of Brant Drive, as shown on plat of Tropic Palms Subdi-
vision, as recorde~ i~ Plat'BOOk 25, Page 1010 p~blic records of Palm
Beach county a~d-lylng within the South I00~ of~Section 29-46-43. For
purposes h~r~nabove stated, such license perm/t shall be given, sub-
]ec= to CounCil adoption of said ResOlution'No. 14~6~ upon the con-
ditions, and with the express understanding that ~heuse thereof shall
not in anywise impede or interfere 'with the public u~ of said street
and further, shall provide reversion~ry rights.
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Septembe~ 2~, 1962
"C. Also re~t ~ Florida Flood Control District for re-
lease, by'the city, of any interest to Perdido Canal, located in
the southern portion of '~ropic Isle S~i~ision, to fur~er proviSe
Eot const~ction an~ ~lntenance of Canal C-15 (~teral 38 Extension)
an~ Co~cil authorization for execution of a Quitclaim Dee~, releasing
to said Flo~ Control District any r~ght,.'~le or interest which the
city may have in an~ to saiO PerdiOo Canal am sh~ an~ ~e~icate~ on
Plat of 4th Section of Tropic Isle, as recorded in p$1ic records of
Palm Beach Co~y ~er Plat' BoO~ 25, Pages 69 an~ 70.
"~ese lnstru~nts have bee~ revi~e~ by the City Attorney who
approves of ~eir ~ecution."
It was rego~e~ that this Canal was nee~e~ for ~rainage 0f the
entire Southwest se~ion of ~lray Beach.
Mr. Taler mov$~ ~at the re,est for these various easemen=s
b~' grante~ ~o the Florida F~o~ control Distriu~ and for a~option of
~SOLUTION NO. 1416, the motion ~ng seuon~e~ by Mr. Woo~ar~ an~
unanimously carrie~ ..
(CO~ of R~so~ution No. 1416 is attache~ te an~ ~e a par~ of
the official copy of these' ~utes.) S%e~ge 26~
8.a. city Cler~ read RESOL~ION NO. 1413.
A~ ~LUTION OF ~E CI~ CO--IL OF T~ CITY OF
DEL~B~CH, F~IDA, REQUIRING P~S, SPECIFICATIONS
~D EST~ OF ~OST TO G~E ~D PA~ '~T PART OF
NOR~EST N~. A~ LYE~' ~E~EEN NO--EST SECOND
~D THIRD ST~ETS~ A~O ~-~RUCT 'SID~ ON T~
~T ~D ~ST S~DES OF T~ VART OF NORT~ST NINTH
A~ HE~I~O~ DESCRIBED.
~R~S, ~ ~ty Co~ o~ ~e c~.ty o~ Delray Beach, Florida
.ma~ ~dm~t~ tO"be aecessa~ .for the safety, welfare and c~enience
o~.~h~ ~lC to g~ade and ~ve ~at part of Northwest Ninth A~enue
~yi~g be~ Sec~d and ~rd Streets to a ~dth of twenty ~our~ (24)
feetl also to C-~S~truc~ s~dewa&ks, five (5} feet in wtd~, on the
East and West sides of that part of Northwest Ninth Avenue herein-
$ove,,desczib~, the City of Del,~ay Beach, Palm Beach C~ty, Florida,
to sh~re ~n ~e ~s~ af s.~h ~rove~nt w~h ~e ~er~ of lands
abutting thereon;
N~, ,'~E~.~. BE_ IT ~SO~VED by the City Couacil of the City
of,,~lray ~aeh,:~ ~PaZm.~Beauh cowry, F~or~da as foll~s:
SECTION 1, l~at~-~e ~ty ~anage~ be red,red =o s~mit p~ns,
sgec!f~eations and~. esters mf the .~ost of suuh improve~nt to be
~de, and ~hat the sa~ shall be placed on file in-the office of the
City ~nager.
~$E.D ,~D.~B~by ~he C~t~'=o~o~ ~$f~ City of Delray
Beach, ~q$~da on thl~s~,~e 2~h day of~t~r, 1962.
Re~l~t,!on No. t~!3 w~ ~~m~l~. paseed and adogted on ~tion
b~ ~. W~rren a~d s~onded
8.b. ~he Cit~Clerk re~ ~SO~VI~ NO,
A ~SQ~TION ~OF TH~ ~ITY C~CXL OF ~E ~CI~ OF
LYING' BE~EN- NOa~ST .SECOND* ~ ~I~ S~ETS =
A~O ~E C~STa~TI~ OF SID~A~S ON ~ ~ST ~D
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26i
September 2~, 1962
(COpy of Resolution No. 1414 is attached to and made a
part of the officia'l copy o£ these minutes. }
See pages 264B & 2640
Resolution No. 1414 was unanimously passed and adopted on-motion
by ~r. Warren and seconded by Mr. Talbot.
8.c. City Clerk Worthing read RESOLUTION NO. 1415.
A RESO,'.~F~ION OW THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CiTY OF
DELRAY 8EACH, Fr,ORIDA, ASSESSING COSTS FOR ABATING
NUISANCES UPON CERTAIN LANDS LOCATED WITHIN SAID
CITY= SETTING OUT ACTUAL COSTS INCURRED BY SAID CITY
TO ACCOMPLISH SUCH ABATF2~ENT AND LEVYING THE COST OF
SUCH ABATF24ENT OF SAID NUISANCES, AND DECLARING SAID
LEVY TO BE A f.IEN UPON SAID PROPER~Y IN AN AMOUNT AS
SHOWN BY REPORT OF THE CITY MANAGER OF DELRAY BEACH,
FLORIDA.
(Copy. of Resolution NO. 1415 is attached to and made a part
of the official copy of these minutes.) Seed p~ges
264D
264E
Resolution No. 1415 was unanimously adopted on motion bY Mr.
Warre, n and seconded by Mr. ,Talbot.
8.d. The City Clerk read ORDINANCE NO. G-460.
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
DELRAY .BEACH, FLORIDA, ANNEXING TO THE CITY OF
DELRAY SEACH :CERTAIN LANDS LOCATED. IN SECTIONS
20 and 21, TOWNSHIP 46 SOUTH, RANGE 43 EAST,
WHICH LANDS ARE CONTIGUOUS TO EXISTING MUNICIPAL
LIi4ITS OF SAID CITY;. REDEFINING THE BOUNDARIES
OF SAID CITY TO INCI~UDE SAID LANDS; PROVIDING FOR
THE RIGHTS AND OBLIGATIONS OF SAID LANDS; AND PRO-
rIDING FOR THE ZONING REOF.
Ordinance NO. G-460 was unanimously placed on first reading on
motion by ~r. Avery and seconded by Mr. woodard.
8.e. The City,. Clerk read ORDINANCE NO. G-461.
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF DELRAY BKACH, FLORIDA,
LEVYING THE ASSESSMENTS AS SHOWN BY THE ASSESS~4ENT
ROLL SUBMITTED BY THE CITY ~/~AGER OF SAID CITY
CONCERNING THE CONSTRUCTION OF STORM DRAINS FOR
THE AREA KNOWN AS THE N. E. 22ND STREET AND SEACREST .
BOULEVARD DRAINAGE PROJECT, TOGETHER WITH INSTALLATION
OF CATCH BASINS, MAN-HOLES AND APPURTENANCES. IN CON-
JUNCTION WITH SUCH STOP~4 DRAINS.
On motion by Mr. Woodard and seconded by Mr. Avery, Ordinance
Nd.G-461 was unanimously placed on first reading.
8.f. City Clerk Worthi~g read ORDINANCE NO. G-462.
A~ ORDINANCE OF T~E CITY OF DELRAY BEACH, FLORIDA,
LEVYING THE ASSESSMENTS AS SHOWN BY THE ASSESSMENT
ROr,L SUB~4ITTED BY THE CITY MANAGER OF SAID CITY,
CONCERNING THE OPENING, GRADING AND PA~ING OF THE
SOUTH 476 FEET OF THE NORTH SOUTH ALLEY IN BLOCK
?S, TO A WIDTH OF SIXTEEN FEET, SAID ASSESSMENT
ROLL BEING ATTACHED HERETO AND FORMING A PART
On motion by, Mr. Avery..and seconded by Mr. TaLbot, Ordinance No.
G-46~- ~as unanimously placed on first reading..
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September 24, 1962
9.a. It was reported that at a previous Council meeting, letters
from the Kiwanis Club and also ~he Chamber of Commerce concerning
health problems within the area were read and Council instructed
· the City Manager to s'~udy the possible need for renewing the
mosquito spraying.
City Manager Holland reported that it had been decided after
Council instruction, to see if the weeds could be eliminated first
and then spray, otherwise, it would be a waste of money. Further,
that he had made inspection in di£ferent areas in the city and found
no mosquito complaints, and actually didn't find any mosquitoes.
9.b. The City Clerk read the following Planning Board report dated
September 13, 1962:
"Please be advised that the request of Lawrence J. Plym for a
permissive use, as is more particularly described in letter from
John Moore, Attorney, to the City Council, such-letter being
dated JUly 10, 1962, was considered by the Cit~ Planning Board
at a specially called meeting of-such Board' on'September 13, 1962.
"It was the 'unanimous recommendation of the five members present
that such petition for permissive use, as more particularly shown
by artist's sketch prepared by Ricklefs, and site plan designated
as petitioner's Exhibit No. 1, be granted for the following
scribed property:-
"Lot 6, Blo~l¢ "M", replat of.Blocks "L", "M" an~ "N", John B.
Re~d'sVlllage,-accOrding to the plat thereof on~f~le in the
office of the Cle=k Of the Circuit COurt in and for Palm Beach
County, Florida° r~c0rded in Pla~ Book 23 at '~age 137, and
"A striP%~f land lying West o~ the 'aforesaid LOt 6, Block "M",
and East of the Easterly rtght-of-wayline of the Intracoastal
Waterway, be~een the WeSterly extension of the North and South
lines of said Lot 6."
Mr. Warren moved that the request of Lawrence J. Plym for a
permissive use, as more particularly shown by the site plan desig-
nated as petitioner's Exhibit No. 1, ~ated September 13, 1962, signed
by John Moore, his attorney, be granted as recommended by the Planning
Board, on Septe~berl3, 1962., provided, however, that prior to any
construCt!lOn, final plans therefor shall be submitted to the City
C~uncil in detail for Council approval ~ollowing public hearing
thereon, and furthermore, that unless said pl&~s are submitted to
the Council within eighteen months from today this permissive use
shall be ~Ull and void. The motion wes seconded by Mr. Avery and
carried unanimously.
10. Mr. Avery stated that inasmuch as the City membership of the
Florida League of Municipalities ks very valuable to the Citizens of
Delray Beach, he would move that the City underwrite any of the repis-
tration fees required for any City Commissioner or the City Manager
who wish to attend the 36th Annual Convention of the Florida League
of Municipalities to be held in Miami on October 21st, 22nd and 23rd.
The motion was secondeO by Mr. Warren and upon call of roll, Mr.
Avery, Mayor Dietz, Mr. Warrenand Mr. WoOdar~ voted in favor of the
motion and' Mr. Talbot abs~ained from voting.
10. Concerning the proposal submitted to the Council by Cleansweep
Corporation regarding equipment for-Cleaning the beach, Mr. Woodard
said he felt that sufficient time had elapse~ and asked if the City
Administration should be requested to correspond with said company
in order to determine what the status of their proposal is. The
Cl~y Manager reported that he had called them consistently'and gets
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263
September 24, 1962
no results, and that their instructions were to wait until the first
of October.-
Mr. Woodard again asked if there might be a letter sent and
ask them specifically what the status of their, equipment ks and
what the City can anticipate from them inasmuch as plans will have
to be made, which the City Manager agreed to do.
10.a. The C~ty Clerk presented bills for approval as follows:
General Fund $ 1'89,528.42
Water Fund - Operating Fund 23,105.99
Special Assessment Fund 1,418.92
Refundable DepOSitS Fund 3,098.10
Beach Disaster & Improvement Fund 5,000.00
Beautification Fund 1,000.00
Improvement Fund 30,128.67
It was moved by Mr. Woodard and seconded by ~4r. Warren that
said bills be paid., Upon Call of roll, Mayor Dietz,'Mr. Talbot,
Mr. Warren and Mr. WoOdard voted in favor of the motion and Mr.
Avery abStainedfrom voting.
The meeting adjourned at 9:25 P.M. by order of Mayor Dietz.
R...D~ WORTHING ......
City Clerk
APPROVED:
MAYOR
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264.
RESOr.UTION NO. 1414.
A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY ~OUNC~n OF THE CITY
OF DE~RAY BKACH, F~ORIDA, ORDERING THE GRADING
AND PAVING OF THAT PART OF NORTHWEST NINTH
AVENUE LYING ~ETWEEN NORTHWEST SECOND AND THIRD
STREETS~ ALSO THE CONSTRUCTTON OF SIDEWALKS ON
'ZTZE EAST AND WEST SIDES OF T~AT PART OF NORTH-
WEST NINTH AVENUE HEREINABOVE DESCRIBED.
WHERFd%S, the City Council of the City of Delray Beach,
FlOrida, did, on the 24th day of September, 19~2, adopt Resolution
~Q~ 1413 ordering the City Manager to prepare plans and specifica-
~ions, together with estimate of cost of grading and paving of that
~t of Northwest Ninth Avenue lying between Northwest Second and
~%rd Streets to a width of twenty four (24) feet; also for the
~struction of sidewalks, five (5) feet in width, on the East and
West sides Of that. part of Northwest Ninth Avenue hereinabove de-
scribed, and requiring said plans, specifications and estimate of
cost of such improvement to be placed on file in the office of the
City Manager, and
WHEREAS, the City Council deems it to be necessary for
the safety, welfare and convenience of the public to grade and pave
said street; also to construct said sidewalks,
NOW~ THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the City Council of the
City of Delray Beach, Florida, that it is determined to make the fol-
lowing described improvement, to-vl~:
£o grade and-pave that part of NorthweSt
Ninth Avenue l~lng between NorthweSt Second
and Third Streets to a width of twenty four
(24) feet; also to construct sidewalks,
five (5) feet in width, on the East and West
sides of that part of.Northw~S~ Ninth Avenue
hereinabove described, the total cost, as
estimated, for Such ~mprovement-~eing $~,600.00.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED tha~ the entire cost of such
~rovement Shall be shared by the City of Delray Beach, Florida, and
t~e following described .properties i~'Delray Bea=h, Palm Beach Coun-
ty, Florida, on s basis of the City of Delray'Beach paying ~
per cent Of the cost of'said improvement and the abutting prop-
ertyowners, Said properties shown below, ~aying ~dn~((~)) per
cent of e~id t6tal cost, by special assessment.
,su~v~s~o~ ' ~LOCK LOT
Tourist NOok A 17, 18 & 19.
" " '' " 20 &
' 22 & 23.
...... 24, 25 & 26.
28.
" " " 29.
· * 30~'
" " " 3'1,
" " ;" .... ~ · 32 '.
SUBDIViSiON ~LOCK LOT
TOUriSt NOOk B 1.
' " " 2 & 3.
' " " 5 & ~.
...... lQ.
" " " 11.
" " " 12.
..... 13.
...... 14, 15 & 1~.
sa~ benef£=s to be determined an~ p=o=ated according to the' fro.t
~oot&ge of the respective properties as set ~orth ~L~e4~Lately above.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that said special assessments
against all the parcels of lands as set forth' above which are
specially benefited, shall be and remain liens superior in dignity
to all other liens, except liens for taxes, until paid, from the
date of the assessment upon the respective lots and parcels of land
assessed, and which shall hear interest at the rate of eight (8) per
cent per annum, and which may be paid in three (3) e~lal yearly in-
stallments with accrued interest on all deferred payments. Payment
shall be made at the same place that taxes payable to the City of
Delray Beach, Florida, are paid, namely the office of the City Tax
Collector, and upon failure of any property owner to pay the annual
installment due, or any annual interest .upon deferred payments, the
City of Delray Beach may bring necessary legal proceedings by a Bill
in Chancery to enforce payment thereof with all accured interest, to-
gether with all legal costs incurred, including a reasonable attor-
ney's fee. The total amount, of any Ilen may be paid in full at any
t~me with interest from the date of assessment.
BE IT ORDERED that the City Council shall sit at the City
Hall in the City of Delray Beach, Florida, at 8:00 P.M., on the 8th
day of October, 1962, 'for the purpose :of hearing objections, if any,
on said proposed improvement, as set forth above.
PASSED AND ADOPTED by the City Council of the City of
Delray Beach, Florida, on this the 24th day of september, 19~2.
.... MAYOR-
ATTEST.
City clerk
RES0~.UTIO~ N0.
A RE~OLUTION OF THE C~TY COUNCIL OF T~ CI~ O~ DEL~Y
B~CH, F~RI~, AS~S~G C0~TS FOR A~TIN~ ~SANC~
~N CE~AIN ~S LOCA~ ~IN SA~ CITY~ S~TING
0~ ACTUAL COSTS INO~ BY SA~ CI~ T0 ACCO~LISH
S~H A~TE~ A~ ~ING ~E C~T 0F SUCH A~TE~
OF 3A~ NU~ANC~, A~ DE0~RIN~ ~ ~ TO ~ ~A ~
~N SA~ P~0~R~ IN AN AM0~ A8 8HO~ ~ ~PO~ OP
T~ 0ITY ~GER OF DE~Y ~OH, F~RIDA,
~AS, .the City Co.oil of %he City .~ DelP~y Beach.~did~ in
and/~ regular session held On ~May ~, June 25
July .9,~1962_ _declaPe t~ existence of a nui-
s~ce upon certain lots om parcels of l~d, desomibed in a list sub-
mitted to ~them, for violation of ~e provisions of 0Pdin~ce
~S, pursuit to such decimation, the City Clerk of sa~id
City did f~nish each of the respective o~e~s of the lands described
in said list with a no,ice descmibing ~e ~t~e of ~e nuis~ce
that they ~st abate said nuis~oe wi~ ~irty (30) days., failing_
in which the City 0ouncil would have it d~ne, ~d the cost
would be levied as an assessment aga~st said pmoperty; ~d
~S, the o~ers herei~teP n~ed did fail ~d neglect to
abate the nuisance e~s~ing upon thei~ respective l~ds within the
t~e prescPIbed in said notice ~d' OPdi~ce G-~7, ~d. the City of
DelPay Beach was ~equi~ed to and did enteP upon the following l~ds
and incu~ costs in abati~ ~e hUla.ce e~Sting ~ePeOn' as deScPibed
in'the ~o~said list; · ~d
~S, ~e City M~a~er of the Ci~ of Delray Beach, has, p~-
suant to said 0~dina~e G-~7 ~d t~ City Ch~teP su~tted 'to the
City CoUnCil a ~epoPt of t~ costs inc~ed in abati~ ~e nu~ce
as afoPesald, said PepoPt indloati~ ~e costs per paPcel of. land
inv o1~ ed,
NOW, T~O~, ~ IT ~OL~ ~ THE CI~ CO.OIL ~ T~
OF DE~Y ~OH, F~R~A, AS ~0~
1. That assess~nts In ~ individual ~o~$s as sh~ by
repoPt of ~e Oity ~ge~ of ~e City of Delray Beach, involvi~ the
City~s cost ~f abatin~ ~he aforesaid nuis~es upon ~e lots
hereto ~d made a p~t he~eof, ~e levied aga~st the p~els of land
described on said report ~d in ~e ~o~ts indicated thereon. Said
assessments so levied shall be a lien upon the respective
lots and pa~oels of land described In said report, of ~e
natume and to the s~ extent as the lien fo~ genemal city t~es and
shall be collectible In ~ s~e ~er ~d with the s~e penalties
and ~der ~e s~e provisions as to sale ~d forecloses as city taxes
~e collectible.
2. ~at the Ci~ Clerk of said City shall, as soon as possible
afte~ the effective date, ~ecord a certified c~y of this mesolution
In the office of the C~rk of the Ci~uit Court in ~d fora Palm Beach
Cowry, Florida, ~d shall f~ish to each of the owners n~ed in ~d
upon said report a notice that the Ci~ Council of the Ci~ of Delray
Beach, did, on ~ Ma~ ~.. June 25 & July 9~ 1962
order ~e abatement of a c$~taXn'~ul~c% e~st~' on~the~' descrk~ed
property ~d property o~ ~ving failed to abate such nuisance,
within ~e 30 day period, w~reupon it was abate~' by ~e City. at costs
sho~ in said report and such assessments shall be legal, valid and
binding obligati~s upon the propemty against w~ch said assessments
are levied. This resolution shall be~o~ effective 30 days f~om the
date of adoption, ~d the assessments contained herein shall become
due ~d payable ~imty days ~ter ~e ~ili~ date of the notice of
said assessment, ~tem which ~terest shall accrue at the ~ate of 6%
pe~ a~ on ~2 ~paid portion thereof.
PA~ A~ ADO~ in" re~l~ sessi~' on the ~th d~ of
COSTi ~ ABATING ~N~ES UNDER ORDINANOE NO.
PROPERTY DES~R~TION OWNER
May ~,. 1962
W 125' of N 160' of S~ of
Lo~ 5, less W
Section 8-~6-~3 Hazel A. S~ewar~ $ a5.00
E~0' of w"aaS'-'of'N't60~ of
SW% of Lo~ 5,
Section 8'46e43~ ~ily EdgecOmb 17.00
E 50~ of W 400~ ef S 160~ of
S~% of Lot ~, J.G. & Hattie
Section 8~46-43 ~ ~ 20.00
E 100' of W 350' of S 13~~
Section 8-46 43' ~aee ~s 40.00
w 50, of S ~35' o~ S~ ~
Lot 5, Section 8-46-~$ $$~;, ~'-~e~1Ine Falrm~ 13.00
J~e 25, 1962 ~ist
Lots 11 th~u 20,
Bellehaven Unit "~ K~ ~, $~. 95.00
July 9~ 1962 list'
Seagate "Af' EUa:nita H. Briese F~agle~ 10.15
Lot 4, B~. ~,
~egate "A" Luc7 MacLeod~ He~- 5. ~8
S ~.7' of ~o% ~3, ~ts ~, A~. H. & Borghlld
15, & 16', BI~i ~3 M. H~gesen 10.15
Lot 17, Block 63 .Adelheid Sc~idt 5.58
Lots ~ & 15, Block~63 'Ha~ry A. &.Genevle~e
T. ~ ~aylo~ 10.15
Lot 13,' Btock:63 Re~er~ C~ & I~ Ea~od 5.58
Lot 19, Block 55 ~Ale~ ~aylo~ '~ 5.58
Noon'Vacant ~t of W
0f S 200~ of ~B~k 56 Paul A. & Rozi%la Oarlin 5.58
Lots 1 & '2, Biock~.6l Joa~a U. & Havelock Eubbard
& ~y~K. ~&:Ke~eth M~ray 10.15
Lots 1 a 6, Bl~k..~!, C. E~wtn..B~e~.~& L. B.
Colonial HeightS & Ve~a Cupps 10.15
Lots 2, 3~ 4 & ~ Blk. I &
Lots 5 &'6,: Blk. Z,
Colonial HeiSts HaP4~ive's of De'l~ay Inc. 19.31
Lots t · 2, Blk. 2,
Colonial Hel~ts C.. Edwin 'B~em 10.15
Lots 3 & 4, Blk. 2,
Colonial HeiSts L.B. & Vema Lee Cupps 10.15
Lots 5 t~"9,"B~. 3, D;~ ~¥B.' ~olea~e Builders
Colonial Heights Su~ly Co~a~ ~9.31