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OCTOBER 8, 1962.
A regular meeting of the City of Delray Beach was held in the
Council Chambers at 8=00 P.M., with Mayo~ ~alter Dletz in the Chair,
City Manager Robert J. Holland, City Attorney John Ross Adams, and
Councilmen A1 C. Avery, George Talbot, Jr., George V. Warren and
Oliver W. woodard, Jr., being present.
1. An opening prayer was deliveredby the Reverend Ralph JohnSon.
2. On motion by Mr. Woodard and seconded by Mr. Talbot, the minutes
of the regular meeting of September 24th, 1962 were unanimously
proved.
4. Mr. Warren read the Beautification Committee Meeting minutes of
Thursday, October 4th, 1962, as follows~
"Members present were= Bud Merritt, Mrs. Peg Boweno ~rs.
Frank Carey, Clarence Galinat, Wade Cartes, Charles Toth,
Russell Rennet, Mrs. Gladys Little, Mrs. MarJorie Evaul,
J. B. Smith, George Warren and guest Mrs. HOward Wharton.
"Minutes of the last meeting were approved as read.
1."~rs. L~ttlegave a comprehensive .and enlightening report
on the Florida State Chamber of Commerce Beautification
Conference which she attended as a representative of the
Committee.
2,"A motion was made by Mr. Galinat, seconded by Mrs. Carey,
that the city be asked to remove the two bencheS located
on N. E. Fifth Avenue, across from the entrance island.
MOtiOn passed. (council action)
3."A motion was made by Mr. Galinat, seconded by MrS. Little,
that work begin at once on landscaping the area on the West
side of Fifth Avenue, So~th of Eighth Street, including the
civic club sign. Cost of supplying water to be charged to
the Committee's Budget. Motion passed unanimously.
(Council action)
4."On motion by Mr. Galinat, seconded by Mrs. BOwen, the Com-
mittee voted to request that the benches and trash receptacles
on the beach~be replaced wherever necessary and that the awning
on the north pavilion, be replaced. (council action.
~,"A general discussion was held concerning projects that the
committee should undertake during the next year."
Concerning Item 2. Following discussion, Mr. Woodard moved that
the City Administration investigate said benches and if the City has.
the jurisdictionto remove them, that they be removed. The motion
was seconded by Mr. Avery and carried unanimously.
Concerning Item 3. Mr. Avery moved that the work proceed on this
project and the mo~ey to come from the'City Beautification Committee
Budget, the motion be/ng se~ondedb~Mr. Warren. Mr. warren explain-
ed that it would take app~pximately $300.00 to run a water li~e from
a sprinkler system in that area, that the Beautification Conu0~ttee
would not be paying for the water but would pay for the pip~ to get
the water to this location and from then on it would be up to the
city. Mr. Avery stated that his motion still stands. Upon call of
roll, the motion carried unanimously.
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Concerning Item 4. Mr. Talbot moved that this be referred to
the City Manager to be done at his discretion, the motion being
seconded by Mr. Avery. There was discussion concerning the cost of
some of the trash receptacles on the beach 'and Mr. Woo~ard suggested
that there be investigation and a re~ort on the cost of these items
proposed to be purchased. The motion waschanged in ~hat this would
be referred to the city Manager and he ~would report back to the
Council as suggested. The~motion was-seconded by Mr. Averyan~
carried unanimously.
X. Mr. Woodard moved that ~he City Attorney be instructed to defend
the suit against the City as brought by Mr. Smitzes, using his dis-
cretion in the defenseof this suit. The motion was seconded by Mr.
Avery. U~on call of roll, Mr. Avery, Mr~ Warren and Mr. Woodard
voted in favor .of the motion and Mayor Dietz a~d Mr. Talbot abstained
from voting..
X. Mr. ~arren excused himself to attend another meeting.
3. Mr, Edwin Conklin, Commander of Post 65, America~ Legion
dressed the Council and asked to'reada short communication from the
COmmittee appointed concerning United Nations Day Program, as.follows:
"The Committee of Veteran's Organ~zations and their Auxiliaries
of Delray BeaCh, was £ormed at the request of the City Council
to plan a celebration ~in honor of United Nations Day. This we
are endeavoringto do, as.Community Service is one of our basic
principles. As representatives of our Veteran,s Organizations,
we do not consider our personal feelings.either on the pro's
or con'~ of ~h~ Onited Nations, of importance. If it is the
will of the ~ounc~l~we shall continue w~th our p~ans? fez the
celebration~ ~f not, we shall disband the committee as of~ this
date."
Mayor Dle~z et&~.that.the programs~ould go along ~s~.~lanned.
3. Mr. O. F. Youngblood of 210 N. W. S'th Avenue, complained of a
disturbing nuisance at improved properties in the area and of ex-
cessive s~eeding in the area, and asked, if the Council could do
something ~bout th'e elimination of these nuisances. Followin~
comments, .~r.~v~zymoved tha~the-City Manager be ordered'to~u~~
all of the ~ea~s~a,t his dispssa~ to legallyabate these nuisances,
the motion being seconded~'by Mr, Talbot. Upon call of' ro~L, Mr.
Avery, Mr. Talbot and Mr. Woodard voted in favor of the m~tion and'
Mayor Dietz abstained from voting.
3. Mrs. Catherine. St=cng,' ltl Dixie :BOUlevard, ~nformed-the Council
~hat £rom ~n.fo.~mation.,rece'l~ed..s~e believes ~ere,is a shortage, of
personnel at the Fire Depar~Yment which is considere~lins~ficient to
~erform the intended functions of said Fire Department, and that she
~rusts the. Council will do something to .correct this situation.
~.a. A roll call showed that the following Civic Organizations and
representatives were in attendance.
Chamber of commerce Mr. Kenneth Ellingsworth
Beach Taxpayers League · ~es. Dozothea Galvin
Seagrape Garden Club Mrs. James Bogen
League' of Women Voters Mrs. Frank Carey
Beta Sigma~Phi ~ Mrs..Wm.'~.Black & M~. Tedd Jakomas
Business &~ProfessiOnal
Woman*sClub Miss Adeline~ Graham
Woman's.Club Mrs. L0 E. BUel
~merican Legion Post~No~ 65 Mr. E~win C~nkltn
Girl Seo~t ~N~lghbOrhOed~:~hm. Mrs. Fay carpenter
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5. A letter was read from Mrs. Sarah M. Keith0 dated September 30th,
1962, as follows:
"Your declaration that October ~th marks thebeginning
~Clean up Paint up Week'% deserves special praise from all
the citizens of this community,
we are all aware that our town should look its best, not
only as a matter of civic pride, but £or the pure economics
inherent in our tourism. Let's hope your plan receives the
full backing it deserves.
Incidentally, wouldn,t it be & good idea to start with the
painting of one of the town's dingiest buildings - the head-
quarters of the Painters Union, 1260 S. E. 1st .Street."
5. The following letter from the Delray Beach Chamber of Commerce°
dated October 5th, 1.962, was read.
"In view of the over-all acceptance and excellent friendly
relations emanating, from the 'One Hour Free Parking' program,
the Merchants' Divbsion respectfully requests that this
program remain in effect.
"'To e~hance the program it is recommended that the base of
the meter head be stenciled with yellow lettering on a black
background, to read~'Com~limentary, 1st Hour F-tee'.
"Your favorable consideration of 2his request would be
apprecia~ed by the merchants."
Mr. Talbot moved that this item be directeO to the
City Manager to check, into and see what can be done about
quested by the Chamber of Commerce. The motion was seconded by Mr.
Woodard. It was noted that this would not change the present policy
concerning parking meter operations. Upon: call of roll, the motion
carried unanimously.
5. A letter from the Civitan Club dE Delray Beach, dated September
18th° 1962 was read, calling attention to a ~esolution, concerning
need for prayer and p~aue, adopted .by the-delegates of the 42nd
Annual Convention of Civitan International. Said Resolution: was also
read. '
5. The following letter from Municipal Judge James Nowlin, Jr.,
dated October 8th, 1962,-was read. -
"In Municipal Court on October 8, 1962, Bleazer Newbold was con-
vlcted on ~he .charge~ of driving while intoxicated a~d speeding.
He was fined $165.00 or 37 days in jail.
.
"I have' been informed-that Newbold has no funds to pay the fine
and will be forced to serve his full sentence. I have also learn-
ed that he is a married'man and has 7 children, the youngest being
six weeks old twins. Up to the time of his arrest, Newbold was
working for Boones Nurseries, ~nc. making a weekly salary of
approximately $65.00.
"I feel that this is a hardship case and some provision should be
made for the support of the children. I have dis~ussed this
matter with Newbold~e employer, Mr. Milton J. Boo~e and wish to
make the following recommendation:
"I recommend that the City Council change his sentence to read
that Newboldis to serve his sentence by being confined in jail
every Saturday and Sunday'until his sentence has'been served. Mr.
Milton J. Boone has agreed to pay the balance of any fine that
should be incurred by Newbold'e fallureto serve h~s ee~tence."
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Mr. Avery moved that the recommendation 'of the 'City Judge be ordered,
the motion being seconded by Mr. Woodard and unanimously carried.
6.a. The Council Was inf~rn~d that Mina B. Fischer had applied, for
transfer of Liquor LiCense .No,-135 ~saued to~Adelaide' C~sby for oper-
ation of Bob's Bar at 229 East Atlantic Avenue, said applicant having
arranged for purchase of this business. Further, that the usual in-
vestigation ofthe individual~ had been conducted~ resulting in appli-
cant being approved by the Chief of PoLice and that said transfer is
recommended to be made, it being so moved by. Mr% Woodard. The motion
was seconded by Mr. Talbot and carried unanimously.
6.aa. The Council wes informed that Mr. A; D. Marticos had purchased
the business known as the Reef Restaurant, 25 S. E. 6th AvenUe, which
along with other licenses carries license No. 976 to sell beer. Fur-
ther, that Mr. Marticos requests that. that operation be extended to
beer and wine in connection with the operation of the restaurant, and
that the applicant has been investigated in the usual manner and ap-
proved by the Chief of Police, and that it is recommended that the
request be granted, it being so moved by Mr..T&~O~. The motion was
seconded by Mr. Woodard and carried unanimous~¥,
6.b. The Council was informed that Mr. T. L. Jackson requests a per-
mit to establish a car rental agencyat I03 East Atlantic Avenue,
which application was disapproved by the ~B~ildlng Official. It was
reported that the desired location of this activity is in C-1 zone
and that for the past several years, two other similar businesses
have been licensed to operate on Atlantic'.Avenue in this C-1 zoned
area. Further, that it is recommended that a permit for the activity
identified by the appl~oant, be granted, subject to it being under-
stood that there s~a~%~be no processing ox t~a~ment of materials,
goods or products. Mr,~'~AVery moved that p~rm~s~ve use.be granted
to the same extent as 'the other busi~nesaee of~similar type on Atlantic
Avenue. The motion was seconded by Mr%.Ta~bot and carried unanimously.
6.c. Concerning request for abandonment of an easement over the West
10' of LOts 1, 2, & 3, Block A, Pine~ge~H~ights, which item was de-
ferred 'at the september 24th Councll-~eeting, .City Clerk Worthing re-
ported that it had been recOmmended that-~Res~lution be provided for
the reloca~oh~'of this easement to the'~W~s~.~of 'the property which
would be the west 10.feet of the East half'~f Lot 5, Block A, Pine-
ridge Heights.
Mr. Avery moved'tha~ the Cl~y Manage=~e directed to prepare the ne-
cessary Resolution and return it to Council for action' at the. next
regular meeting. The motion was seconded byMr. Talbot and carried
unanimous~y.
6.d. The Council was informed .of a request'from~ShermanWilliams Post
No. 188, American Legion, to sponsor their annual Thanksgiving Festi-
val, the week of November ,~h ~t~ru 24th at theWestSide City Park,
and that they womld leave ~e grounds ready for the usual inspection
and with' th~;~'of the ~OL'ice Department wOu~ld ~see that order is
maintaine~.~ ~r~her, that it is recommended' tha't' this request be
granted, i~eing somoved'~ MT. 'WoOdard. ~he~motio~% was,seconded
by Mr. Talbot and carried unanimously.
6.e. The Council was in~orm~.th'a~ the~erms ofmembership on the
ContractOrs Board ~f EXaminers, for:
Charles W. TrieSte (General~C~ra'cto~) Member
Bert B. Boldt (Sub-Contractor) Member
Thomas E. Woolbright (General Contractor) Alternate
~'~ Member
explre"October 9, 1962 and~ty .of ~e~ra~Beach Building Official
Ralph A. ~ughson, together with the remaining members of .said Board,
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recommend reappointment of the above named individuals, who have faith-
fully se~ed in their respective~capacities, for a three year term
commencing October 9, 1962~
Mr. Woodard moved for the reappointment of'said individuals to their
respective positions. The motion was seconded by Mr. Avery and car-
ried unanimously.
6.f. The Council was informed that the term of H. Ben Adams as a
member of the Palm Beach County Resources Development Board expired
October 1, 1962 and the remaining Board members recommend his re-
appointment to said Board for ensuing three years. Mr. Talbot moved
that Mr. Adams be reappointed as a member of the Palm Beach County
Resources Develolmment Board as recommended, the motion being seconded
by Mr. Woodard and unanimously carried.
6.g. Concerning further consideration of engineering services for a
new water supply well, it was reported that on September 24th the
Council rec~$ested that this matter be~deferred.until this meeting.
Further that a copy of the original proposal of Smith & Gillispie was.
forwarded to each Councilman and that .the City Manager probably de-
sires to discuss this matter further after having received an alter-
nate proposal from other consulting engineers.
Mayor Dietz announced that this item will be deferred until such time
as the communication from Russell and Axon could be sent out to the
Councilmen for their study.
6.h. The following letter from Dr. RObert E. Raborn, dated October 10
1962 was read.
"Thank you for your. prompt attention to the temporary drainage
of standing water in front of my .property at 1177 N. E. Eighth
Street.
"Will you arrange for a permanent drainage system to be
ed. Can this work be done within the next thirty.(30)..days be-
fore the Delray Beach Medical Arts Building is completed?"
The City clerk then read a memorandum from Assistant Director of
Public Works giving a ~eport on the drainage situation on the North
side of N. E.. 8th Street East of the Intracoastal Waterway.
Mayor Dietz commented as follows: "At the afternoon meeting we .
discussed only Phase 1 and Phase 2 at a total estimated cost of
$10,250.00. That is to be 24" pipe and at the' standard arra~gement)
of 60% to the property owner and 40~ to the City would be the dis-
tribution, and I think a motion would be in order authorizing the
City Manager to get in touch with the County Engineer so that a pro-
per program might be presented and proceeded with.", it being so
movedby Mr. Avery. The motionwas seconded by Mr. Talbot and
carried unanimously.
6.1. The City Clerk informed the Council that a request for opening,
grading and paving of that part of S. W. 5th Avenue lying between 6th
and 7th Streets had been submitted by owners of approximately 66% of
the lands abutting thereon, with the understanding that said lands
would Share in the cost of such improvement with the city, in accord-
ance with the present street cost sharing policies. ~urther that the
northern terminal of this proposed paving is dead-end and the city's
cost sharing policy for such is 90~ to be assessed against the bene-
fitted properties a~ 10~ to be shared by the city.
Mr. Woodard moved that ~he City Manager be authorized to prepare
a Resolution with the percentages to be 9~ property owners, lO, City,
and to proceed with the necessary data in this matter. The motion was
seconded by Mr. Avery and carried unanimously.
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6.j. Concerning a request of Cl~£~ Defense-~Director,.-Ool. Ellis
Altman, for appointment of Civil'~ef~nse;-Dlre~tor~fOr.~he· City of
Delray Beach, it was reported that Col. Altman talke~ with the Council
this afternoo~ concerning-said apPo/ntment. -
'Mayor Dietz asked :that Counci.lma~ Woo~a~rd 'givea report on the
Civil Defense program.that is being carried on in Delray 'Beach even
though there is no Director.
Mr. Woodard stated that they are trying to obtain a qualified
Director' for this position and reported:~fu~her, as follows=
"Phase 1, in the rejuvenation of. the pro~ram, this year has been in
our efforts as indicated in the nextitem on theAgenda, that being
providing communications equipment for the program, specifically
County and state communicationsnetworks, to.be, maintained and
operated by our local Ham Radio Club. We have,quite a large and
active club in our area that's vitally interested in Civil Defense.
At the moment a Mr. Clifford Thomas is President of this organization,
A short time'ago, this club, acting as an interim group.on.behalf of
the City, participated in a Civil Defense Communications alert, pure-
ly a practice alert, and as a result of the efforts of these indi-
viduals they originated ~3;messages,, received 21, relayed 91 and
delivered 21 others. So we do.have a nucleus of a program established.
we have a very fine office-over at the-old City Hall which is avail-
able and ready for further use and I think-in the very near future we
will have a very fine Civil!Defense program going for a very nominal
amount."
6.k. Concerning communication equipment for Delray Beach Civil Defense
Office, the ~ity Clerk'iafOrmed~-the Council that Mr. Woodard had fur-
nished a complete list ofelectronic eg~ipment necessary for the office
of the Communication for Delray Beach Civil Defense with a determined
cost of .$2,133.15,' further, that lt~ie ~nd.e~stood that the State and
County, being provided Federal ~funds, share on an equal baais with
matching funds for providing for such disbursement and expenditure,
however, it is understood that at this time there are no Federal
funds. ~urther, tha~ it is.recommended that at such time that
Federal'~unds are determined to be available for sharing the cost of
this electrical equipment, that the City Manager be directedto'pro-
vide for procurement thereof and sharing of the cost on an equal
basis with Federal matching funds, it being so moved by Mr. Woodard.
The motion was seconded by Mr. Talbot and carried unanimously.
6.1. Conoerning~isposaI-of the kitchen, equipment located in the
Community Center,,'~t was reported that there had been one offer re-
ceived for that from the Bethesda Memorial Hospital in the amount of
$1,500.00. The Council was reminded that any,offer for city owned
personal property is not accepted at the, moment, but advertised to
the public, identifying the amount and the~pe~onal~ proper~y, etc.
It was reported that,there had been requests, from iRdiv, iduals in the
community that this equipment not be disposed of, and that it may at
some time be used at a. time of disaster, for a disaster kitchen.
Mr, Avery moved that this matter be tabled until such time as
the Council can hear all of the. angles of this and properly make up
their.minds, the motion being seconded by Mr. Talbot.
The public~ was encouraged to, make their feelings on this matter
known before the.ne~t meeting.: Following further com~ents and a
question as to how long this matter;wD~d be deferred, Mr. Talbot-
Suggested that the motion .be that thi~matte.r be deferred until the
next meeting and if there is noappropri~e answer-then,, table it
until the nex~ meeting; etc., which would ~.keep it alive un~i;1..itis
brought to a Conclusion. ;Mr~ AVeryaccepted the.amendmpn~.to_his
motion, and uponcall of roll,;.,the motion oarried, unani~0usly.
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6.m. Concerning' City Halloperation, CityMa. nager Holland asked per-
mission from the covncil.to close the air condl'tioners after 5 P.M.,
on Friday evenings, unless some department may work, until sometime
Sunday night or 14onday morning, which would save from 48 to 60 hours
on the use of electricity and also the wear' on the equipment, this
to be tur~ed over to the recently appointed Safety Engineer, if ap-
proved.
The City Manager informed the Council that he had picked up all
City Hall keys and redistributed them to the personnel that should
have them and asked council permission to force any employee who come~
into the building after, work.hours tosigna registration book, said
book to be placed at the telephone switchboard,' as to the time they
come into the building and also.the time they leave~' with the belief
that there will be a further savings on the light bill. Mr. Avery
moved to accept the recommendation of the economy minded City Manager,
the motion being seconded by Hr. Woodard.
MayOr Dletz commented as follows: "It's not all economy, This
building'has been in,se in late eveninghours when it shouldn't be'
so used and for that reason Mr. Holland has picked up the keys and
put in a hook and ! hope that Mr. Holland will go a step further and
if any employee does come into the city Hall and does not sign ~nto
the re~ter~he should be.dism~esed.#
UPon call of roll, the motioncarried unanimously.
6.n. It was reported that to fill the need for equipment fbr the
city's lot ~aringprogram,'the~following bids for a tractor-mower
have been~rece~ved~ and it is.recommended that award be made, to the
low qualifiedbid~r. ·
F. & C. Tractor. & Equipment Company $3,478.78
Growers Equipment~Company $3,570.00
Trail Ford Tractor Company $3,247.00
City Manager Holland stated that thiswas in keeping witha
program that he is trying to develop in the form'of standardization
of parts, etc. -
Mr, Woodard.moved that the low bid be approved, the motion
being seconded by,Mr. Avery and unanimously carried~,
6~o. It was reported that the following bids had been received for
two 2-ton truck chassis for garbage packers, and that the~City
~tanager wished to discuss this.with Council to' determine~the quali-
fied bid~ .-
Adams Chevrolet Company $5,879~76 each
General GMC Truck Sales & Service $6,011.55 each~
Hunt Truck Sales & Service $6,300.00 each
Terry Ford Company $6,401,.85 each
Earl Wallace Ford, Inc. $6,326.27 each
City Manager Holland ~stated that there were twobids on Fords
and that he would recommend accepting the lOW bid in the Ford line
as all garbage packers at this time are Ford equipment and it would
further standardize the equipment program. The City Manager further
commented on the specificatiOns concerning wheel-base, etc.
Mr. Woodard started that,inasmuch as-the Adams Chevrolet bid is
the low bid in dollar volume, he would like to hear from the Adams
Chevrolet Company as to whether their bid meets the specifications
and would like to know why the council would not accept the'low bid
in this case.
Mr. A. J. Adams, Jr. stated that they bid on the specifications
that were set up and felt that their bid met the specifications,
further, that it would take ver~ l~ttle alteration ~o mount the
garbage packer on the Chevrolet chassis and~commented at length on
his opinion as to his truck meeting the required specifications.
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The City Manager stated that he thinks the only truck that
'qualifies under, the specificmt~ons, that he would prefer paying
less for a tr~ck, but he wants to standardize the city equipment.
There was lengthy discussion concerning the specifications,
request for bids and mounting .of the body on~different makes of
chassis.
Mr. Woodard stated that he ~oesn't see where the c/ty has any
alternative but to accept the low qualified bid in this case as per
the specifications.and moved that thelowbid of Adams Chevrolet,
in the amount of $5,879.76, be accepted. ~There was no second to
the motion.
Mr. Talbot moved that this matter'be deferred for further
clarification, the motion being seconded.by.Mr. Aver~. Following
further discussion and upon~call of ro~l, Mr. Avery, Mayor ~ietz,
and Mr. Talbot voted in favor of'the~motlon and Mr. Woodard was
opposed.
6.p. Concerning beach cleaning operation, City Manager Holland
stated that about a couple of months ago there was a letter from a
newly formed company relative to a ~lece of equipment that they pro-
posed to the city v~lder contract to keep the bea~:.h cleaned for ap-
proximately $8,200.00 per year. Further, that after repeated calls
he finds ~hat there~may be a demonstration of this eq~pment in
about 20 days, but that a grader is needed, and that the money is in
the budget for same, also ~hat he would like permission from Council
to ask for bids on the standard type grader, .forgetting the possi-
bility of burying seaweed on the beach, and if and. when this demon-
stration proves successfuland~-th~.Council sees .~lt to ~ontract, it
will only eliminate.the labor, and,that can be done at any time,
also that funds are available for-the grader in last year's budget,
it being so moved by. Mr. Woodard. The motion was seconded by Mr.
Avery and carried unanimo~sly.
6.q. It was reported that at the previous COdicil meeting the City
Manager submitted to Council the off. er of £4=. W. E. Snow to sell a
five acre tract of land adjacent to ~the City owned trash dump.South
of town for the price of $7,500.00, and that the Council had re-
quested that the City Man.ager make a study of this to see if he
could locate from somes~urce the necessary funds to purchase this
property.
City Manager Holiand.~eported that there is ~o poss~btlity~ in
last year's budget ~0,make~this purchase, that it would have to come
out of the current budget, further., that this trash dump is presently
.owned by M-r; Snow:,::it Joins the city land and the city is now using it.
May~r Dietz stated ~hat he would like a motion turn/ng down this
offer a~s-~here are no funds and that it could always be resurrected
if funds are ava$1able~ it being so moved by Mr. Woodard. The motion,
was seconded by-Mr. Avery and carried unanimously,
6.r. It was reported 'that the City Manager desired to discuss with
Council the problems and complaints re~eived relative to hauling and
removal of sand and muck from Tropic Palms Subdivision.
The City Manager stated that there had apparently been trouble
in that area before, and that he had di.s~,u~aed thi.s with the gentle-
man who had compla~.~d, whose desire was that al~rucks would go to
Germantown R0~~ regaNdless of their~dest~nation. .The City Manager
stated that ~ere are three routes that ¢ou~ld be used for dump trucks
hauling mqc~ ~nd sand which should not affect .proPerty owners .in the
area, as 'follows:
"1. Germantown Road for all.customers located northeast and
nor=hWest.
2.Dotterel Street to JaegDr Drive to..Curlew Road to Albatross
to the end, of Lindell Boul~vardan4.ontoFederal .Highway.
3. hindell Boulevard to Brant Drive, through Hidden Valley
to Dixie.
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"The latter two would be better suited for operation in the
south, southeast andso~thwest."
Mr. Talbot moved that the Council approve the plan and instruct
the City Manager to proceed in the best-~possible fashion to make the
people happy, the motion being seconded by Mr. Woodard.
Mr. ~. T. Berry, Ibis Drive, Tropic Palms Subdivision, stated that
last year a delegation from Tropic Palms had appeared before the
Council with complaints on various items, and that Mr. Woodard had
been appointed 'chairman of a com~ttee to investigate these complaints,
following which there was some relief for a short time from some of
these unsatisfactory conditions. Mr. Berry complained concerning the
operatio~ of a sand pit, m~ck pulverizing, drag lines and trucks haul-
ing these products using the residential streets in said subdivision,
also the noise of earlyoperation of said e~uipment, and the possible
violation of the zoning ordinance in permitting that operation in the
area.
There was lengthy discussion concerning these complaints and ln-
vest£gation of same.
Mr. Berry said that he objected to the trucks being ~outed other
than to Germanto~n Road, and still objected to the noise of early
operation of equipment and any other violation of the city ordinances.
Mayor Dietz asked Mr. Berry to come to the next Council meeting
and report what progress had been made.
Mr. Avery said that he would like a report on the industrial oper-
at,ca in that area, and City Manager Holland asked the Council what
action they wanted tomorrow. Mayor Dietz stated ~%at it WOuldbe to
get the trucks to use the one route to Germantown Road and to fol-low
up on the'operation of machineryat an. early or late hour and whether
it Ss in violation of the Zoning Ordinance.
The motion and second to approve the City Manager's three .proposed
truck routes co~cerning this item were withdrawn in the interest of a
better solution.
?.a. Concerning the United Nations-Day program, City Clerk Worthing
read the following letter from Mr. EdWin 'J. Conklin, Com~anderof
Milton-Myers-Post No. 65, American Legion, to City Manager Holland.
"On behalf of the combined Veteran's Posts of Delray Beach,
I would like to take this'opportunity of inviting the Mayor,
City Commissioners and yourself to the Special United Nations
Day program at the Civic Center, Oct. 24th at 7:30
'~This program is being put on at the suggestion o~ the City
commission and we would appreciate their attendance."
7.b. Concerning drainage improvement in Seagate Drive and M~taleuca
Road area the City Clerk read the following memorandum from Assistant
Director Of Public Works D. E. Christison, dated OctOber
"Herewith are drawings of proposed drainage structures at
locations requested.
"No. 1. Oleander Lane from existing inlet at Melalueca Road
southward to an existing i~let 233 feet south. This pipe may
be Justified in that it wi~ elimina~e water standing in the
catch basins at Melaleuca Road. As the profile shows, there
was sufficient drainage northward in the swale on east side
of Oleander Lane until filled in front of w~at is now. the
Dunbar property. This has been done in the past year.
Estimated cost ~or pipe insta~led ~850.
"NO& 2'. North side Melaleuca from existing inlet at Seasage
Drive to west side of Mrs. Schl~y* drive~ay. Estimated cost
for pipe and inlet $650.
October ~,
"This drainage could be adequately provided for by the con-
struction o~' a .~ve~ swale so that ~il~up of grass
not block ~nage. ~e top of the ~s~-ng ~nle~ ~s. ap-
proximately 4 i~chea below the west en~ of existing
"NO. 3. We~ s~e of:'Seas~e Dr~ve f=om .ex~sting ~nlet at
Hibiscus Roa~ ~ existing ~aved -park~.appro~tel~ 113
feet south. Esti~t~ c'o~t 'of in~'t and ~pipe. is $650.
"This case ~s simlla~ to item % 2 ~ove. There
of ap~roxi~ely 10.inches f=om paved parking to the existing
inlet=. ~ale coul~ ~' const~cte0, 'an~ cleaned periodically
to provide a~e~a~e ~r~n~e.
"A si~lar con~ition exists on the east s.lde of Seaeage Drive,
directly op~osite, but here' the ~ner ~i~ not want the awale
cleane~ o~t."
Mr. Avery ~ve~ that the work ordere~, be.done; an~ that the money
come from the street ~mprovement fund, except ~here ~roperttes have
not been assessed before a~ they be su~eyed and ass~sed. Mayor
Dietz sa~ tha~' he pre~ume~ Mr. Ave~ was spe~ing,a~u~lelaleuca,
Oleander a~ seasage area, a~d, ~. A=e~..co~ente~ aa follows= "Yes
Sir. ~ "th.~ ~at we.~ave ~iscussed that some p~.rties have been
assessed before, paid for drainage which ~y are not getting, and
they ce~ainly are enti~le~ to get that for ~hich ~hey pai~. some
~e properties have never been assess~d~and t~ey .ahould pay for ~hiuh
they are getting, and that ~s the put, se of ~'~tlon," ~e
was secon~e~ by ~. Talbot, and carried unani~sly.
Mayor Dl~etz'cited some instances of '~ainage assessmen~ in'the
subject 'area that he-considered gross ~ne~lt~es.
. C~ty Cierk Worthi~ ~a~ '~SOL~ON ~,' 14~8.
A RESOL~ION OF T~ CI~ C~CIL OF ~E CITY OF
~E~Y B~CH, F~R~, '.ASSES8~ COSTS FOR'A~TI~
~I~C~ ~N CErTaiN .~. ,h~TED WITHIN SAID
C~TY~ ~I~ OUTACT~AL..~OSTS ~INCUR~D BY SAID Ci~
TO ACCOMPLISH SUCH ~TE~ ~D ~I~ THE COST OF
~' ~TE~T OF SAID ~S~CES, ~D DEC~RI~ SAID
~E~...'TO, ~BE~A· LIEN UPON ~D PROPERS.. IN ~ ~ AS
S~ ~BY REPORT OF ~ C~TY ~NAGER-OF DEL~Y B~,
FLORIgA.
(Copy OE .Resolution No~ 1418 ls attache~ to ~ ma~e a part.
o~ '~he o~f'~c~'al u~y of t~ese minutes.~)See' pa~es ~SA
ResoIution No. 1418 was ~animously adop~e~ on first an~ final
rea~ing on motion by Mr.. Avery and se~on~e~by Mr,
S.b. The City rea~ .ORDIN~CE' NO; G~0. ,
~ ~O~N~CE O~ T~ CITY.CO~CtL OF T~ CI.~
OF DE~Y B~CH, FLO~I~, ~N~I~ TO ~E CI~
OF DE~Y B~CH CERTAIN ~DS L~TED IN SECTIONS
20 ~D,21, T~SHIP 46 SO, H, ~GE 43 ~ST, ~ICH
~S ARE CO~IGUOUS TO-EMISTING ~UNICI~AL LIMITS
OF SA~D CITY~ R~DEFINING T~ .BO~ARIES O~ SAID
CI~ TO INCLUDE SAID ~ TPR~DING FOR ~
(Copy of~nance No~ G-460 is at~a=hed ~o and .ma~e .~=~part _
o~ ~e o~f.fl~al copy of.these ~nu~es.) See pa~es
There being hO.Object,on to Ordinance No..G-460, sa~d Or~ina~ce
was ~~s.ly passe~ a~ a~opted on .~is aecond and final reaOing
on motio~ by Mr. Talbot an~ secon~e~ ~ Mr. woodard.
-10- 10~8-62
0ctobe~ 8~ 1~62
@.c.The City Clerk ~e~d O~IN~E NO.
~ING T~ ASSESS~TS AS SH~ BY T~ ASSESS~
ROLL S~I~ED 8Y ~ CI~ ~GER OF SAID CI~
CO~ERNING ~E CONSTRUCTION OF STO~. D~INS FOR
~ ~ AS T~ N. E. 22ND ST~ ~D S~C~ST
BO~ D~I~GE PR~ECT, T~E~R WITH INSTAL-
~TION OF ~T~ ~INS, ~-HO~S ~D APPURTEN~CES
IN CONJ~CTION WI~ SU~ S~ D~INS.
(Copy of ~d~nance No. G~61 and assess~nt =oll are attached
to and ~de a part of the official copy~ of ~ese minutes.)
~e Pages 278E, 278F, 278G &2~8H
~eze bein~ no o~ection to the Assessment ~oll and
No. G-~61, said O=dinance was ~an~mouslM passe~ and adopte~ on
secon~ and ~inal zea~in~ on motion ~Y Mz. Ave=y and secon~e~ bM Mr.
LE~I~ THE ~SSESS~S ~ SH~ BM ~ ASSESSMENT
SO~ 47~ FEET OF ~ NORTH-SO~H A~Y IN BL~K
73, TO A WI~H OF S~E~ FEET, SAID ~SESS~NT
RO~ BEING A~ACHED HE.TO ~D FO~ING A P~T~-
(Copy of Ordin~ce No. G-462 and assessment roll are at~auhed
to and made a ~rt of the official copy of these minutes.)
" _ See ~ages 2781 a 278J
~ere being no objection to the Assessment aoll ano ur~inance
No. G~62, sai~ ~ordinance was unanl~usly passe~ and a~opte~
second an~ final' rea~ing on motion~by Mr. W~ar~ an~ sec~de~ by
Mr. Talbot.
8.e. City Clerk Worthing rea~ ORDI~CE NO.
AN O~I~CE OF ~E CI~ CO~CIL OF THE CITY OF
DEL~Y B~CH, F~R~, ~EXING ~ T~ CI~ OF
DEL~Y B~CH CERTAIN ~ L~ATED IN SECTION ,28,
T~NSHIP 48 S~, ~GE 43 ~ST, WHI~H-
C~IGUOUS ~EXISTI~ M~ICIPAL LIMITS OF~SA~D
CI~ REDEFINING ~E BOWERIES OF SAID CITY TO
CLUDE SAID ~DS= PROVIDING FOR T~ RIG,S ~D OBLI-
GATIONS OF SAID ~DS ~ ~D PROVIDI~ FOR THE ZONING
THE~OF. (Outrigger, Inc. )
Ordinance No. G~63 was ~animously placed on first reading on
motion by Mr. Talbot an~ seconde~ by M=.
8.f. The.Clt~ Clerk rea~ ORDI~CE NO. G~64.
AN ORDIN~CE OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
DEL~Y B~CH, F~RIDA, ~NEX~NG TO T~ CI~ OF
DEL~Y B~CH CE~A~N ~S-L~TED IN SE~ION
29. ~NSHIP 46 S~TH, ~E 43 ~ST, ~ICH
~DS A~ CO~IG~US TO ~STI~ M~ICI~AL LIM-
ITS OF ~D CI~ ~DEFINZ~ T~ BO~D~IES OF
SAID CITY TO ~CLUDE ~ID ~DS ~ PROVIDI~ FOR
T~ RIG~8 AND OBLIGATIONS OF SAID ~DS; ~D
PROVIDI~ FOR THE ZONI~ ~E~OF.
(C~ty Trash Dump}
276
October 8, 196a
Ordinance No. 6-464 was unanimously placed on first reading on
motion by Mr, WoOdard and seconded by Mr. Talbot,
8.g. The City Clerk read ,ORDINANCE NO. G-465.
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY C~C!L' OF THE CI,TY
OP"DELRAY BEACH;, :FLORIDA, ~AN'~.VelNG TO .THE 'CITY
-OF DELR~Y BE~CH CEHTAIN ,~ ~ATED: IN SECTION
8, TOWNSH,IP 45 $O~TH, ~ '43 KAST., WHICH L~NDS
ARE CONTIGUOUS TO ~ST~.~4UNICIP~J~ L _IR/TS OF
MID eITY~ REDE~I~ T~. ~I~'S OF SAID
CITY TO.,X'NCLUDE SAID LANDS; ~ROVIDING FOR THE
RIGHTS AND &)BLtGATIONS OF 8A,~D LANDS.,, (C£t~ Property)
Ordinance No. G-465 was unanimously p:laced on first reading on
motion by Mr. Avery and seconded by~ Mr. Talbot. ~
8.h. City Clerk worth~ng read ORDINANCE NO. G-466.
AN ORDINANCE OF THm,~ CITY,COUNCIL OF ~,~T1E CITY
OF DELRA¥ ~]~ACH, FLORIDA, ANNEXING TO THE CITY
DF ~,,~CH C~RTAIN LANDS LOCATED IN SECTION
~2~-,"~SHXP 46 $O~TH~ R~NGE 43 EAST, WHICH LANDS
ARE~ON~IGUOUS TO EXISTI~NG MUNICIPAL LIMITS OF
,~A!D .~gf; REDEFINING 'THE BOUNDARIES OF SAID CITY
~) ~!~UDE' SAID Lg~TDS; PROVI~)ING FOR- T~E RIGHTS
~,~B~IGAT~ON~ OF,SAID LANDS; AND PRO,V~DING FOR
TH~X~N~NG THEREOF. (Grace Baptist Church Property)
Ordina~ue Nc. G-466 was unanimously placed on first reading on
motiOn~,~r. W~dard and seconded by Mr. Talbot.
8.1. City Clerk Worthing read RESOLUTION NO. 1417.
~% ~E~OLUTI~)N ,. {)F, THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY
~-~ELP~Y ~A~H,- FLORIDA, ,REQUIRING PLANS,
SP~CIFICATION~ AND ESTIMATE OF COST TO OPEN,
G~ADE-AND PAV~ THAT PART OF SOUTHWEST FIFTH
AVENUE LYIi~G BETWEEN SOUTHWEST SIXTH AND
SEVENTH STREETS.
WHE ,R~AS, ~,~he ~l~.y~ou~ci~ '~f the City of Delray Beach, Florida,
ma~ deem ~'~o be;.~ne~eesarF ~.r .,~he safety and convenience of the
~ ,-~, ?~&~e ~a~ ~a~e ~hat part of Southwest Fifth.
~een ~t~We~t~.~ixth and Seventh Streets to a width
of .... Z~u~',~(~) ,fee~.~ *~e ~ of Delray Beach, Palm Beach County,
F~r~,-'~'!~h~F~e ta~e c-~st of s~ch ~m~rovement with the owners of
~W, ~I~REFORE, BE IT RESOlvED by the Cit~ Council of the City
Of De~N~F '~e~h., Palm Beach County,., Fl~o~.~.~a as follows:
SECTION l. That the City Manager b~ required to submit plans,
specX£~at~ons an~ an estimate-of the cost. of such improvement to be
made, a~d that ~he same shall be placed on file in the office of the
City .Manager.
PA~BED AN~ ~A~K)~ b~ ~he ,City Council of the City of Delray
Beach, Florida on '~h~ ,the. 8th day of 0~t~ber, 1962,
Resoluti~ NO.. ~4~7 was ,unanimoms~l~. pa~ed and ,ad~p~e~ on first
and final reading on'~%~n bF Mr, AVery,.~r~ seconded by M~. Woodard.
277
October 8, 1962
9.a. The analysis of automotive e~ulpment costs for city-owned
vehicles and employ~e-owned vehicles, as previously re~Aemted by
Council, was presented to the Council by the City Manager.(Copy
of said report is attached to and made a part of the official copy
of these minutes.)
~ee Pages 27~K~ 27~L,~ 878~
City ManagerHolland explained his analy~£s aha now ne xn~enaea
to rearrange the use of the city cars that are kept in service.
9.b. It was reported that invitations to bid on construction of side-
walks on S. w. 3rd Avenue from 1st to 2nd Streets, and S. W. 1st
Street from 3rd to 4th Avenues, were sent to five contractors and only
the bid of R. M. Garner for said constr~ction of sidewalks was re-
ceived in the amount of $1,646.50. Further, that it is recommended
that award be made to R. M. Garner for said sidewalk construction, it
being so moved by Mr. Talbot. The motion was seconded by Mr. Woodard
and carried unanimously.
It was noted t.hat the accomplishment o~ this improvement was
authorized by CoUncil on August 28, 1961.
10. Mr. Woodard stated that the Wa=er Survey Report which was Just
received from Russell &Axon indicated that the City was ~ot receiving
a proper return on the city's water being metered wholesale to a
southern sub~ivision, and moved that the City Administration provide,
for the next meeting, the specific information and resolutions ne-
cessary to obtain ~he pro,er rate-. The motion was seconded by Mr.
Talbot and carried unanimously.
10. Mayor Dietz reported that Mrs. Halstead, who lives in Tropic Isle
Subdivision, contacted him recently and was very much interested in a
good string concert of classical and semi-classical n~lsic, and since
there is a band-shell in the City Park, wondered if there would be an
interest in this type of entertainment during the season. That this
would not be a city project, but a civic undertaking and asked for a
show of hands of those who would favor such a concert, with a good
showing of hands. Mmyor Dietz further stated that if this thing can
be organized there may be a concert before Christmas to see what in-
terest is shown by the local citizens, and that' he feels that a thing
of this type would be a real asset to the com~r~nity.
10. Mr. A. J. Adams, Jr., asked to make further comment concerning
the ~ruck chassis bids that were considered earlier this evening, and
commented as follOWs: "I am q~ite upset here',~ the doubtfulness of my
truqk. 'I'm p=etty proud of it. It qUalifies. I guess my point is
convincing someone. You asked me a qUestion about whether I would
put the garbage packers on. I didn't give you a good answer. Instead,
I asked a qUestion and I didn't get a very good answer, so I made a
telephone call, Sir. I was fortunate in contactinga representative,
Mr. Turner, of Tom Wood'Truck EqUipment and he tells me that he was
called to Delray Beach. That he sat here an hour and a half in a con-
ference with Mr. Holland, Mr. Mark Fleming and a fellow named Frank
who drives a tr~ck, and Mr. Christison was in at times. The City of
Delray Beach was given a firm bid of $1,000.00 per packer to take it
off, completely overhaul it--all the working mechanisim, sand blast it,
paint it, reinstall it on a truck, regardless of what chassis it was
on. I checked with the cab to axel dimensions and our i06%", I was
told, would make a better installation than the 108" which the Ford
has. The only thing I wanted to do in case you gentlemengot back
together and decided to buy a packer, was to get that information to
you, that they don't care whether it's a Ford or Chevrolet, the in-
stallation would be the same and the reason that I think of Jumping
three bids, two' G.M.C. and a Chevrolet and going to a Ford because of
the cost of changing eqUipment, I don't thil'tlt is pro~er."
City Manager Holland stated that was not the only reason, further,
that a firm bid was ~ot given by Tom Wood but that he would guarantee
that it would not e~ceed $1,000.00, also that he was interested in
-1~- 10-8-62
Octobe~ 8, 1962
standardizat$on of equipment. There was le~ ~i~cu~ion an~ a~ter
repeated reqmest ~y Councilmen for an an~z~'t~m~ the Chevrolet
chassis do~s, o~ does not, 'meet the .specif~cations that. were bid on,
~r. Christison, Assistant Director of Pub~lic Works co~ented as
follows= "The eluestion has been brou~ht~ t%p,--4oes it meet the speci-
fications? I think in any specifications~. ~t'~are written for any-
thing you have in the city, whether it is city hall or community
center, tr~cks, e~uipment or anything else that you write specifica-
tions on, the intent of the finished product is what you are after.
If the C~evrolet product, and the man assures us that the one and
three quarter inch 'will not make a difference in the finished~ product,
then I would say that his product meets the specifications. It's the
finished product that wewant." ~--
~r. Avery stated that was the answer he wanted, and moved that
the bid be awarded to Adams Chevrolet. The motion was seconded by
Mr. Woodard a~d carried unanimously.
10. City Clerk Worthing reported that there was an application sub-
mitted for water service extension outside the city by Col. Honald
Maidt for lot 56 in Delray Beach Shores. Further, that the applica-
tion submitted by Col. Maidt provides for annexation of his property
at s~ch ~me as it becomes contiguous to the City. Also that this
prope=.~.~~. ~r~nts on Brooks Lane.and the city ~as a water line going
down the .entire ~ength of-Brooks Lane, and that the properties on the
Ea,e.t and West of this property are presently Served w~th city water.
Mr. Woodard moved that the .application for water~service be grant-
ed contingent upon annexation of said property when it.becomes cont!gu--
ous. The motion was seconded by ~r. Talhot and carried unanimously.
10. The Cl~y Clerk presented a bill from City Attorney John Ross
Adams in the amount of $20~.00 for extra services rendered incident
to beach ,restriction problem subsequent to September 10, 1962. The
bill was unanimously ordered paid on motion by Mr. Avery and seconde~
by ~r. Woodard.
10.a.~he City Clerk presented bills for approval as follows:
O'e~e~al Fund $ 102,394.63
Water Fund - operating Fund 15S,263.38
Special Assessment Fund 321.80
Refundable Deposits Fund 1,400.25
Improvem~t Fund 17,000.00
The b~lls were un&nimously ordered paid on motion by-Mr. Woodard
and seconde~b~r. Avery.
The meeting adjourned at %0=20 P.M..on order b~.~yor Dietz.
,ROBERT D~WORTHI~G
City Clerk
APPROVED=
MAYOR~
-14- 10-8-62
~HEP~A.q, .the City ~ouncil of the City of Delta[ Beach, dld~ in
. and/~ regular session held on the 14th~day of Nay amd
23rd. day _of July., 1962 ~ declare the existence of a ~U~'-
upon certai~ X~:'or' pa~eXs 'of land, described :in a list ..sub-
mitred to them. for violation of the provisions of Ordinance O-I1~?;
WHEREAS, pursuant to such deola~ation, the Clt~ Clerk of. said
City did furnish each of the respeoti.ve owners of the lan~ deso'~lb~d
in said list wl~ a ~ot~oe deso~tbi~ ~e ~t~e of ~e nuis~oe ~d
~t they ~st aba~e said nUis~oe wl~ ~ty (30) days, f~!ing
In ~toh ~e City 0o~oll would have it done, ~d the cost ~he~eof
would be levied 'as an amassment ~st said prope~ty~ ~d
~S, the ~ers he~ter n~d did fail ~d neglect to
,abate the ~isa~e e~sti~ ~on ~el~ ~espeotive l~ds wt~ the
t~e prescribed in said notice ~d 0~di~e G-~7, ~d the City of
De,ay Beach was requi~ed to and did enteP ~on t~ following l~ds
~ inc~ coats in a~ting ~ hula.ce e~a$ing ~e~eon as deae~ibed
in'the ~esald liSt$ ~d
~HEREAS, the City Manager of the City of Delray Beach, has, pur-
suant to said Ordinance G-147 and the City Charter submitted to the -
City Council a .report ~f the costs incurred in abating the nuisance
as aforesaid, said report indicating the costs per pa~, cel of land
involved,
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RE~OLVED ~YTHE CITY COUN*IL OF .T~E CITY
0F DELRAY BEACH, FLORIDA, AS FOLLOW$~
1. That assessments in the individual amounts as shown by the
repo~t of the City l~ana'~e~ ..Of the City of Delray Beach, involving the
,' City,s cost of abating the-:a~o~esaid nuisances upon the lots o~ par-
cels of land described in said report', a copy of which ia attached '1
he~eto and made a part hereof, are levied against the paroel~ of land
described on Said ~epor~ an~d in the amounts indicated thereon. 3aid
assessments so levied shall be a lien upon tho r~speoti,ve
lots and parcels of land described In said ~epo~t, of the sa~e
nature and to the same exten~ es the lien for general city taxes and
shall be collectible in the same manner and with the same penalties
and under th~ same provisions as tO sale and foreclosure as city taxes
a~e collectible.
2. That the City Clerk of said City shall, as soon as possible
afte~ the effective date, reco~d a certified copy of this ~eeolution
~ in the office of the Clerk of the Circuit Oou~t in and for Palm Beach
County, Florida, and shall furnish to each of the owners named in and
pon .aid r.port, notice tbat of .lray
Seach, did, on the l~th of May an th 3~ Y,
._. prder the abatement of a .cer~axn ~ulaance ex~s~lng on ~'eL~ de~c~i~ed
property and property owne~ having laird to abate such nuts~ce,
~ithin ~e 30 day perlod, w~reu~ It w~ abated b2 ~e City at costs
Sho~ ~ said ~P0~t and euo~ eaaesa~nts shall ~ legal, valid ~d
bind~g oblSgatl~ ~on the ~e~t2 ~a!nat ~loh said asaeaa~nts
~e levied~'¢ Th~s.'~eaolatl~ shall beo~ effective 30 'flays f~om ~e
date of ~O~ti~n~d' the ~saeaaments contained he~ein ~hall
due ~d payable ~t~ day~ ~te~' the ~iling' daCe'of
said assessment, ~te~ ~oh'.'~te~est sh~l aoo~e at the ~ate
/S/ Walter Dietz
PROPERTY DE~,RIPTION OWNER ASSESSMENT
E .50' o~ W ~00,. ~o~-S ~.3~;' S~'~ ~- OV:~"~A~ '~ ........
~'Lot 5, Section 8~6~3' ~e D~iets $ 17.00
J~I~. 2~, 1962' list" ~
Lot 3~, Blk. 7, .... ~.~alte~' H* &" '
- Dell Pa~k ~ictory ~dfelt 5~58
Lot $,. Blk. 9, 'Oeeil &/o~ Oleos
Dell Park DeRemer 5.58
Lot 20, Blk. 8,
Dell Park -~ K.D.D.O. 0o~. 5.58
Lots 22, '23, ~, 25 & 26, Edward Rueben Turnquest
Block 29 % Theresa A~ T~nques~ 10.15
Lot 22, Sundy & Tenbrook Addn. Jo~ R. Jr. & ~rie W611S 5.58
Lot 23, S~dy & Tenbrook Addn. Earnestine Wil!!~
Str achan 5 ~ 58
Lot 62, Delray Manor Th~as S. & Betty
G; Hatcher 5.58
Lots 2 & 3, De~ay Manor Peter Gherlene 10.15
Lots' I1, 12~ 3% & 36~ :Paul D. · Marg~et
~l~ay ~nO~ S~ler 10.15
OP. DINAI~E NO. G'460
AN ORDINANOE O~ T~ ~I~ ~O~CIL 0F T~ CITY
OF D~Y B~0H 0~AIN ~'~ LOGAT~ IN
SEOTI~20
~ST, ~IOH ~ A~ O~IGUg~ TO ~STING
~ICIP~L LI~TS OF
BO~A~
PR0V~ING ~OR ~ RI~8 A~ 0BLI~ATIONS 0F
SA~ ~S; A~ PR~I~ FOR T~ ZONIN~ T~OP.
~e property hereinafter .described, ~d
~S, the _said Delrae Corporation, by its Petition,
~s consented and given pe~ssion for the a~e~tion of said pro-
~r~y by the City of De~ay Beach, and
~S, the Oity of De~ay Beach has hePe~ofore been
~thorlzed to '~ex l~ds in aooo~ce with Section 185.1 of the
~ty Chafer of said City ~an~e~ to it by ~e S~ate of Florida;
NOW, T~O~, ~ IT O~AI~ BY ~ 0ITY 00~0IL 0F
T~ 0ITY OF DE~Y
SECT!O~ 1, That t~ City Cocci1 of ~-.~i~y of De~.ay
Beach, Pa~-'Beach Oo~ty, %Flor~a~ hereby'a~exes, to said 0i~y the
.ThoSe ~racts Of l~d i~ S~c~io~20 ~d 21, To~s~p
~6 ~outh~ Ra~e ~3 EaSt, pa~ ~each, County, Florida,
All that par~t'"of the.West ha~ of~ the Southwest
Quarte~ of the Sout~est Qua~tem; of Section 21,
Tm~ship ~6.' Sguth, Ra~e ~3' East. an~ all t~t
part of .~e E'ast-'.~' of the Southeast Quarter
of the Southeast Q~arteP of Section 20, To,ship
46 SOu~, ~anEe ~3 East, ly~g ~d being Bast of'
the EaSt R~ '~f~ Old Dixie 'H~., and West of the
West
That paint of Lots ?~a 8 of Block 1 of S~ of
Section 21, To,ship. 46 South, Ra~e 43 East,
Pa~ Beach C~nty, Florida, as recorded in Plat
Book 1,. Page 128, Public Records of Pa~ Beach
Cowry,. Florida, and more particu~rly describ-
ed as follows= -C~enoe at the intersection of
~e West R~ line of State Road No. %~ (U.S.
Hi,way ~ 1) ~d the North line of the South
ha~ of said Lst ? for P. O. B. for the herein
described tPao$ of 1~d$ thence in a S~ly
direction alo~'said West ~W l~e a diSt~ce
of 452.'87 ft.$ ~ence W~ly ~d p~allel to the
said North line.'off'the South ha~ of Lot ~, a
distance of ~26.87 ft., more or less_to a point
In the West l~e of the East ha~ of' said Lots
7 & 8; thence in.a N~ly direction along said
West line of the East half of Lots ~ & 8 for a
dis.tahoe of 382~1f~., more or less, to a po~t
in said North' line of the South
thence in an E.~ly ~ireotion ~long said North
line of the Sou~h ha~ of Lot 7 a distance of
464.~0 ft., more or less, to the Point of Begi~ing,
Said tPaote ~tain~g 25.15 ac~es, more oP less .
SECTION 2. That the~-b~ndaries of the City of D~lmay
Beach, Plorid~~eby rsdefined so as to include therein the
above desoribed t~acts and parcels of land, ~d said l~ds ape here-
by decla~e~ te be within the co~p~ate limits of the City of Delray
Beach, Fl~lda. .
S_E_OTI~ That the tracts of land hereinabovs described
are hereby dele in Zoning District "0-2" General Commercial
District, as defined by existing ordinances of the City of DelPay
Beach, Florida.
S~CTION'. ~,. -In consid'erati~n .of-i~etitl$ne~ts consent to
annexation as-above':~et forth.,.'ar~ a.in~S mUniCipal services will not
accrue to said' -lands until such time..as ;devetOpement' is undertaken, .
Said lands shall be liable, for municipal ad-v~lorem taxeS, as follows.
That said properties shall be 'taXed on ~u acreage
asis.to petitioners so long as they remain .unim-
rOved, however," as any portion Of. said lands be-
come improved, which shall include all lands being
utilized in any .manner with relation to improved
a~eas, such lands shall be subject to normal
taxation, including the bonded indebtedness of
the City of Delray Beach, FlOrida.
SECTION ~. That the lands hereinabove described shall
immediately b~o0me'.~bJect to all Of the franchises, .privileg?s,.,
immunities, debts (including the existing bonded indebtedness), co
ligations, liabilities, ordinances and laws to which lands in the
Oity of Delray Beach are now or may be, except as otherwise provided
and set forth in Section ~ above, and persons, if any, residing there-
on shall be deemed citizens of the City of Delray Beach.
SECTION. 6. That if any word, phrase, clause, sentence or
part of this Ordinance shall be declared' illegal by a cou~t of compe-
tent Jurisdiction, such record of illegality shall in no way affect
the remaining portion.
PASSED in Regular session on the second and final reading
the 8th day of October,A.D., 1962.
~s/ Walter Dietz
ATTEST~
/s~ R.D. Worthin~ ~
1st Reading _September'24, 1~62...
2nd Reading__ 0ct°bet'8' 1962
0~DINANCE NO, G-~61.
AN ORDINANCE OF Tt{E CITY OF DELP~Y BEACH,
FLORIDA, LEVYING THE A~SES~MENTS AS ~HOWN
BY THE ~SSESSMENT ROLL SUBMITTED 'BY ~
CITY MANAGER OF SA~D CITY CONCERNING THE'
CONSTRUCT~0N 01~ STORM DRAINS FOR THE AREA ~
EN.~' AS TEE N; E. 22ND STREET AND SE~CREST
BO~VARD DRAINAGE ~RO~EOT, T0~ET~E~ W~TH
_I~A. LLATION OF CATCH BASINS, MAN-H~I~ES ·
AM$~..APPURTENANCES IN CONJUNCTION ~ SUCH
STORM DRAINS.
WHEREAS, the City Manager of 'the City of Del~ay Beach,
Florida, ham, in pursuance t.o the Charter of said City, submitted to
the City Council for approval, s report of the costs, and the assess-
merit roll for the Construction of Storm Drains for the a~ea known as
the N. E. 2~nd Street and Seacres~, $$ulevard Drainage project, to-
~sther With installation of catch h~sins,-man,holes and appurtenances
~n conjunction with such Storm Drains, and
W~EREAS, said report and assessment roll were approved by
the City Council in regular session on the ~Jtth day of September, A.D.
1962, and
WHEREA~, due notice concern!_ng Said assessment roll was
given by advertisement by the City Clerk, in accordance with the City
Charter of said C~ty, for the ~rPose ~f hearin~ objections, if any,
to said assessment ro11, and
WHEREA$, no suffict~ht objections were received to the
confirmation of the asseasment r811,
NOW, THEREfOrE, BE IT O~DAINED by the City Council of
the City of Delray Beach, Florida, ~S f011~Ws":
SECTION 1. The asseSSments, as shown on said assessment
ro11, which is annexed hereto and made a.part hereof, are hereby
levied against the properties shown and 'in the amounts stated on said
assessment ro11, said assessments to be paid in three (3) equal annual
installments, together with interest at the rate c~ eight (8) per
cent per a~l~_~_;,~m, the first :ins.tallment becoming due and payable on
November U, 1962 and on the ?th of November for the next ensuing
two years; and said special assesaments~ so levied, shall be a lien
from the date the assessment becomes' ef£ective, upon the respective
lots and paros.la of land described in said assessment roll, of the
same nature and to the same extent 'as the liens 'for general C~ty
taxes, and shall, be collectible in the .same manner and wi~h the same
penalties and under the same provisions as. to sale 'and forfeitu~e as
City taxes are collectible.
8 pAdS~S~D in regular session 'on second and £1nal reading on
this the th ay of Oct~b~e¥ A.D., 1962.
/s/ ~/alter Dietz . .
-MAYOR
ATTEST
/s/ R. ,D. Worthing
October ~, 1962
Sec o~,'::~Reading
Ass~Ss,~T
~ ~he'~;/E. 22nd
with instal-
3tree~ .Junction
lat'i0n
with such
'~ T6tali~A~ea
Descriptio~ ~n~£it~d To~al
2 .,,~ ~ JosePh J.~Posilli~° 7,383 $
2 Donald S. ~ Rut~' Rusk 7,452
Reiche~t 7,~ 45.62
L~ell D. ~ DOrothy Ee~n 7~ ~5.62
2 7 Frederick, Jr. · ~us~
H. Morrison 7,4~2 45.62
Lowell D. · DorOt~ Ke~ 7,383 45.20
V~ Sweden 8,370 51.
3 2 Mary MacPherson DePew 8,820 ~.00
3 ~ J.W. & ~t~een ~tewart 8,680
Boyd & Evel~ Hookstra 8,560 52.41
3 6~ Geo. R.' & Elizabeth
3 Kilbo~n 7,668 46.94
3 ~ Leon M, & Harriett ~eekes 7,668 ~6.94
~ Roy~ & Be tty'- Dlggans ~, 668 46 ·
6 F.J."~ Irene Giordane 8,32~ 50.97
HazJ1 L. LaPine~ 8,3~ 50.97
~'. H. ~ BettY. R. Hunt 8,3~ 50.97
~ JO~ H~ · Joa~e'Davis 9 261 ~.70
'~IO Helen Thom~e'~Vickers 8 ~ 50.47
it Har~ R. T~~ ' 8 793 -53.83
13 Robt. M. & JO~ Ki~ead ~ 861
~ ~oe~ ~. S~. · ~e~e~ ~e~ ~ ~80 ~.~0
16 Gerald J. & Helen Pallet 8 52.07
~ ~ .~t.~ co~. 8 ~.o~
Bo~e
.~ J.M. & Grace W. Port~n 8,000 48.98
J. M. · Grace W. Port~n 8,000 ~8.98
25 Jo~ Moore 8,000 48.98
26 Irene C. Moore 10,505 64.31
R. C. & Ma2me. L.. Croft. 9,'360 59.30
R. C. & Mayme L. Croft 9,3'38 57.17
Grace A. Amlin 11,9~2 73.11
Page 2 Storm Drainage .ASSE$SI~_I? ROLL.'N,E. 22nd St. & Seacrest Blvd.
Description
of Pro, ertl. .Owner B~.Ft.
1 1 Philip J. a ~ry Ambmosini 8,t63 ~9;97
1 2 Hazel VauSt
1 ~ Hugh.L. & Joyce M~p~ee ~193 ~0~16
1 ~ Clifton R. & J~an M,
~ Treese
1 6 & E} of 7 Sherwood Park DevelopePs,
Znc. ~, ~Oa 7o.~
1 9 R~ P. & Charlotte
Sandidge 8~313 50,89
11 A. Sprott 9,689
1 N ~3~ of 11 · Ste~en H, · Mary
or ~3 wx~son ~,3~6 7~8.
1 ~ Louis ~ PlO~enoe R.
1 19 Geo, H. a Willadeen Noose 8,~3
3 & ~ of 2 C'~lldatea
C O~. 12,070 73 J89
5 ~ Co~Olidated DeV:elopement ..
6 7 & ~ of 8 Alice'M; P~ker- 1Z,~88
6 9 & o~ 8 Paul & ~Id~ed Nioolls 12,.99~
6 I0 Lloyd B. R Beatrice Wilder 8~33 51~63
6 11 S~ley B; & Doris G.
Ess tabrook 8 ~ 676
6 la St~ley' L. & Esther E.
Burll~e 8,283 50. 7'i
S'9a.70, of ~ of S~ Jo~ N.,~. a Joam W.
less N67.70' of
t~reof. County Rd. R~. . 20,116
less Cowry Rd. R~
w 155' or N~ or' s~ or
~ or sw~ or s~ ~ik ~i,~. ~no, a6,7~8
~ ~8.8~, ~ Lot 37
of N.E. and Ave. less
w ~68,
Page 3 Storm Drainage ASSESS_.~. NS. ROLL N. E. 22nd St. & Seacrest Blvd.
A. Ja~ZL~O~
7, bs~ ~.5.82:'
'~ 8,867
28
R,
.39
8,000 ~8.98
b~oO' ~.
I3, 292 81.37
A~ ~ · 1~ ~ 292 81.37
7,~oo
W. ~n~e~ 8~0 50.8
Laurence R. Pierce ~[ ~6.6~
Louisa Babtin
~o J. & Fr.ederika
*60% to be ASSESSED ~ b,kbS.~ 1357
ORDINANCE NO. G 462.
73, TO A I
A ~ART
,-' the
to the
USeS~n~n~ roll for the ~
4.?~: fe6~'6~' the NO=t-~-SOuth
described a.s the Bast 16 feet thru
.. ,of I~ot 4, Block T~0 to~a.~idth O~ siXteen
~REAS~ s~d
the City c°~Cil in regular session on'the ':
1962, and
WHEP~AS,'.due notice
given.by advertise~t, b~
City ~arteriOf SaidCitY,' for the
t'o said'assessme~t~r~k] ;and '' -.-
s~T~'i..' '~e assessments, as
roi1 which is a~ed hereto and.made~a
levied againS% ~he~pro~rties'sh~n
sa~d~.assess~nt.~.Xoll
and~on~e of,~'No~,emb~- 'f,
~aid s~c
da~e ~he' '
lots and parceIs
e~ nature and..~o
t~es, and shall
penalt~es~d ~de=
City t~es a~e