12-17-62 DECEMBER ]'7, 1962.
A regular meeting of the City Council of Delray Beach was held in
the Council Chambers at 8:00 ~,M., with Mayor Walter Dietz 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 delivered by the Reverend Noble H. Wible.
2. M~. Woodard moved that the Council minutes of December Srd
regular meeting be approved, the motion being seconded by Mr. Talbot.
Upon call of ro11, Mr. Avery, Mr. Talbot, Mr. Warren and Mr. Woodard
voted in favor of the motion and Mayor Dietz was opposed.
Mr. Woodard then moved that the Council minutes of December ?th
special meeting be approved, the motion being seconded by Mr. Avery.
Upon call of ro11, Mr. Avery, Mayor Dietz, Mr. Warren and Mr. Woodard
voted in favor of the motion and Mr. Talbot was opposed.
3. Mr. Wm. H. Gantner of 340 South Ocean Boulevard, being one of a
group of residents of South Ocean Boulevard, asked what the City's
plan was concerning ten concrete benches and tables, also fireplaces,
that are now placed at the South end of the public beach in front of
their homes. Mr. Gantner stated that they were very objectional to
the residents in' that area and suggested another location on the beach
where there were no residences or buildings.
During comments and discussion it was brought out that a Council
a few years ago had designated the North and South ends of the public
beach as picnic areas, but that the cooking of food on the beach is
obnoxious to the residents in those areas, and that during the sea,on
the picnic tables are not used extensively.
Mr. Talbot then moved that all the picnic tables0 benches and
furnaces on the beach be moved to the City Park immediately, the
motion being seconded by Mr. Avery and unanimously carried.
Mr. Robert .~. Woodruff of 334 South Ocean Boulevard commented on
the beach and stated that he did not. think the South end of the
beach was a proper location for a picnic area.
The City Manager was complimented by a member of the audience for
the fine work that was done by the City in repairing the damage at
the South end of the beach recently.
X. Concerning December 7th Council minutes, Mr..Woodard stated that
the minutes did not reflect the same figures that were reported and
approved regarding the straw vote in the December 4th Election. City
Clerk worthing reported that the correct figures are as shown in the
December 7th Council minutes. Mr. Woodard then moved that the figure-=
that 'the Council approved on the recently held election on the Straw
Vote be approved as amended in the December 7th Council minutes to
state "For - 455 and Against - 1263". The motion was seconded by Mr.
Avery and upon call of roll, Mr. Avery, Mayor Dietz, Mr. Warren and
Mr. Woodard voted in favor of the motion, Mr. Talbot was opposed.
4. Mr. Warren read the Beautification Committee meeting minutes of
Thursday, December 6th, 1962 aa follows:
1. "A motion was made by Mr. Galinat and seconded by Mrs. Bowen
that the rock road running through the 10th Street boat landing
be closed, as requested in the minutes of ~he Beautification
Co=~ittee of November 8th. Motion passed unan/mously.
actio~. )
2. "Mrs. Bowen a~nou~ced that the parley Garden Clubs and the
Chamber of Cou~nerce were co-sponsoring a Holiday Decorating
Contest for homes and businesses and that Judging would take
place December 19th. 12-17-62
December 17, 1962
3. "A motion was made by Mr. Lankton and seconded by Mr. Galinat
that the Committee recoma~end to the Council that they reconsider
their recent action to c~vert the north one-half of the land-
scaped area of .the Library into a parking lot, as the Commit~zee
feels :~at this would seriously affect the beautification .of our
city. 'M~ion passed. (Council action. )"
Concerning Item 1. Following discussion, the City Manager was in-
structed to move half of the picnic e~uip~ent from the South end of
the beach to this 10th Street ~st Landing area and place it so that
it would barri=ade said ro~k..road.
Concerning Item 3. It ~r4s requested that action on this item
follow action on tonight's agenda item 6.e. concerning parking
facilities on Bast Atlantic Avenue between 4th and 6th
4.a. A roll call showed that the following Cl~c Organizations and
representatives were in attendance.
Chamber of commerce Mr. Kenneth E1Xingsworth
League of Women Voters 'Mrs. Virginia Mayers
Board of Realtors Mr. Richard Jebb
Breezy Ridge Estates Mr. John Sword
5. City Clerk Worthing read the following letter ~=o~ ~ Williams
Post No. 1.88, American Leg~t~ '~ed December ]~h0
"The American Legion Post Nu~'~ 188 wish to thank ~ Cl~y
Council for granting us the use O~ the .,Wes.~ ~ide ~a~k d~ing
the week of our Thank~gi~!ng Pes~al. our ~e~ re.~e~p~s ~his
year was $673.47 o~' ~~ ~lgh~ '~%&llmen~s ~ere' p~ia ~o
BoMn~on 8each S~ate B,anRJ ~e' oth~¥ was' paid on u~lity bills.
"we feel that you are entitled to th£a information since the
financial side of it was so very t{eXPful."
5. The city Clerk read the following letter f~om Mr. Kenneth R.
~illiams, President of the Florida Atlantic ~niversity, da~e~
Decen~ber 6th, 19~2.
"On behalf of the administration and faculty of Florida Atlantic
University, I wish to express apprecia~i*~ ~or ~he gran~ of funds
made recently by the City of Delray Beach i~ sO,port of the
Groundbreaking Exercises being planned for Florida Atlantic
University. This is another signi~i~ant and tangible evidence
of the sort of official sUppOrt whAc~ ma~e possibI~ the estab-
lishment of the University in this area and which will guarantee
its continued healthy de~elepment.
"The un~rs~ ~i1~ ~ook ~ozward to working with y~u and other
official 'bo~ies in eve~ appropriate way in the months and years
ahead."
~. The City Clerk read the fol-~x~.Ang ~etter frmm the woman,s Club of
Delray Beach, dated December 13t~, 1~62.
"We wanted you to know how much we a~p~ecia~d the w~rk done
by the City on lot. The sSriping 'and moving
tr~e~..a~l~d of rock gardens, a.X~ .~etped
s~.m~h t~ beautify..~ur our. ~t~b. House.
Thanks again for all ~¥our ~ ~op~a~t£o ·
6.a. Ci'~¥ Clerk worthi~g reX~rted that the Co~ty S~pervi-'aor o~f
~ been contactad concerning
Regie~.~n and the CO~/~tM C~mmAssion had
revision of county ~o~£ng precincts .~n .~ Delra¥ Beach area, per
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December 17, 1962
Council instruction and read' ~he replies that ~had been received
from ~hem.
Following discussion, Mr. Talbot. moved that City Clerk Worthing
recommend what he thinks the precincts should be and submit same..to
the Council if he wishes, if not submit it direct to the Supervisor
of Registration. The motion was seconded by Mr. Warren and carried
u~a~nimously.
City Clerk Worthing presented a map to the Council designating
the voting precincts that he recommends. Mr. Talbot moved that the
CounCil approve City Clerk Worthin~'s', plan of voting precinctS~and
it be forwarded to the proper party. The motion~ was seconded by
Mr. Warren and carried unanimously.
Mr, Avery then moved to rescind the action taken in the first
motion concerning Agenda item 6.a. The motion wes seconded by 'Mr.
Talbot and carried unanimously.
6.b. Mr. Woodard stated that the City's Recreation Department is .now
functioning beyond its normal capacity and requested that the Council
refer to the Recreational Advisory Board the possible appointment'
of a Director of Recreation. Mayor Dietz recommended that when a
Director of Recreation is appointe~ that his office be at the
~ommunity Center instead of in the City Hall.
City Clerk Worthing was asked to see that this item was placed on
the agenda for the second Council meeting in January, 196~.
Mr. Talbot moved that this item be tabled, the motion being
se=onded by Mr. Woo~ard and carried unanimously.
6.c. Mr. Woodard informed the Council that it had~ come to his attent-
ion that the Civil Service employees of the City receive vacations
with pay but that the non-Civil' service employees were not receiving
vacations with pay further that some of these e~ployees have been
with the city for as much as five years. That in his opinion em-
ployees who' have bee~ with the ?ity. for .some time should receive va-
cation with pay even though they do not come under Civil Service.
City Manager, Holland stated that he thought that situation was
very unfair to 'all employees Who Were not under~ Civil Service and
that it was not taken care of in the *Budget.
Mr.. Talbot moved that the City ~anager be asked to prepare the
necessary data as to what this involves money-wise, that it may be
presented to the new Council for their C°nsideration,~ the motion
being seconde~ by Mr. Avery and carried unanimously.
6.d. Concerning reinforcement and protection ~f the Municipal Beach,
Mr. WOodard ,said he thought this shoul~ be discussed to 'see whether
such action is feasible, whether or not the cost W°uld be prohibitive
and just 'what the details are in regard to such action, and mentioned
the possibility of installing an interlocking sheet steel reinforce-
ment as a bunker to act as a retaining wall to hold the beach in
position 'where the beach is landscaped. Mr. Talbot said that Palm
Beach County had Studied this problem extensively and~ Mr. Avery. re-
ferred to a study by COl. Gee of the Engineering firm of Gee & Jenson
who had been consulted concerning this problem. City E~gineer Fleming
commented' on the different types of reinforcement and protection
and cost of same.
Following discussion, ,Mr. Woodard moved that the City Administra-
tion inquire of Palm Beach County's 'Engineering department whether
or not ~they would have any studies or any information available to
the City that would be useful in investigating a retaining wall for
the MuniciPal Beach. The motion was 'seconded by Mr. Talbot and car~
tied unanimously.
6.e. City Clerk Worthing re~orted that the following letter had been
receive~ from the De!ray,Beach Chamber Of Commerce requesting that
the present angular parking on the South eide of East Atlantic Avenue
remain as it is and su~rted by, a petition signed by the greater
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majority of merchants in the general area concerned.
"At its meeting today the Board of Directors of the Delray
Beach Chamber of Oom~erce 'unanimously voted to request that
the angular parking on the south .side o~ Atlantic Avenue bet-
ween Fourth and Sixth Avenues remain as is.
"Attached is a petition presented to-us by the .merchants in
the downtown area, pursuant to the above request."
There was lengthy general discussion concerning the traffic situa-
tion on Atlantic Avenue. In recognition of. the Chamber of Commerce
request Mr. Woodard moved that the parking on the South side of
Atlantic Avenue between 4th and 6th Avenues remain in its current
status and position and that the City A~minlstration be requested to
ask the State Road Department, when they are making the other traf-
fic surveys in February, . to consider said parking on Atlanti~
Avenue and make recommendations, the motion being second by Mr. Avery.
Upon call of roll, Mr. Avery, Mayor Dietz, Mr. Warren and Mr. Woodard
voted in .favor of the motion, Mr. Talbot was opposed.
6.f. During lengthy discussion concerning recommendation of the
location of a bridge across the Intracoastal Waterway between the
N. E. 8th Street ~ridge in Delray Beach and the Boynton Beach bridge
it was pointed out that the South 23rd Avenue location would be pre-
retable over the South 15th Avenue location as 23rd Avenue connects
with ~olf Road and this is the only link through to Military Trail
between Atlantic Avenue in Delray Beach and Boynton Road in Boynton
~each, and that it is in the vicinity of Bethesda Hospital.
.Mr. Avery. moved that as forceful a letter as possible be written
to the Councy Commission that the Delray Beach Council are on record
as ~nanimously and ~x~sitively in favor of the 23rd Avenue bridge and
unalterably opp~ ~o. the 15th Avenue bridge. The motion was
seconded by ~r~o ~'~% and unanimously carried.
6.g. City Clerk Worth&~..=eported that a street improvement in 1959
of that part of S. W. ~nd ~reet lying between 5th and l~4th Avenues
resul~9.~d in an assessment against a County-owned parcel of land
abutting/ thereon being assessed for its proportionate Share of the
cost thereof, amountAng to.~.960 since which date of levy there
has been an accumulation of interest thereon in the amount of $23.14,
totaling a current liabi~lity of $103.10. Further that authorization
is requested to negotiate with the Board of County Commissioners for
dedication to the City of Delray Beach of this parcel 'of land, more
particularly described as the East 26.6 feet of the West 161.6 feet
of the South 135 feet of Block .14, subject to the assumption by the
city of the hereinabove referred to improvement lien0 it being so
moved by Mr. Avery, seconded by Mr..Talbot and unanimously carried.
6.h. ~City Clerk Worthing presented bids on city insurance coverage
for 1963, together 'with a memorandum concerning same signed..by
Director of Finance Thomas ~ Weber and Supervising Agent of Record
Clarence. O..Beer~y, recommendi~g.'~hat the following low bids from the
six .participating bidders be accepted.
1. Comprehensive General Liability, including ProduCts & Personal
In~ury, to Beery and Brown Agency in the amount of $3,181.47.
2..Wor]~nans Comgensation, to De/ray Beach Insurance Agency in the
amount of $10,848.53.
3. Comprehensive Automobile Liability, to Beery and Brown Agency in
the amount of $3,684.02o
4. Comprehensive Automobile Fire and Theft, to Beery and Brown Agency
in the amount of $435.00.
5. Equipme~ ~Floater, All Ris~, $100.00 deductible, Gracey Brothers
in the am~un, t of $540.30.
6. Water Towers, All Risk exclusive-of Subsidence & Additional for
Subsidence with $1,000.00 deductible, to Gracey Brothers in the
amount of $99'1.80. -4- 12-17-62
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7. Employees Blanket Bond,. to Beery and Brown Agency in the amount
of $271.54..
8. Treasurers Bond, to Atlantic Insurance Agency in the amount of
$272~50.
9. V~unteer Fire Department, 260 weeks disability, to. Plastridge
Agency in the amount of $126.75,
10. Auxiliary Police, 260 weeks disability, to Plastridge Agency
in the amount of $100~00.
Mr. Avery said that he was i~ the City Hall after said bids Were
opened and had questioned the. different Insurance Agents and all
comments were that the specifications were very complete, the bSdding
very fair,' and that the City had a good deal.
Following questions and explanations of same, it was reported' that
the bids were very competitive,, resulting in reduced insurance cost
to the City.
Mr. Avery then. moved that the awards be made to all of the low
bidders as recommended, the motion being seco~ed by Mr. Woodard.
Upon call of ro~l, Mr. Avery, M~yor Dietz, Mr. Warren and Mr.
Woodard voted in favor of the'motion. Mr. Talbot abstained from
voting and stated that he did so because-he thinks he'is very poor
in the area of Insurance.
6.i. Regarding responsibility of the City as well as the lease holder
concerning City Dock repair and mainten~nce, CityCIerk Worthing re-
ported that the Acting City Manager, City Attorney, Lessee's Attorney
John Moore and the City Engineer, met at the City Docks and after re-
viewing the damage done and the apparent causes thereof, reports were
made by the City Engineer and the City Attorney, which reports were
then read by'Mr. Worthing. Mr. worthing furt~ner 'stated, that it is
his opinion, while it ~% not absOlUtely necessary, that the propoSed
improvement along the ~ feet of wooden dock Area be made at this
time, it seem/ng mor~a~isable to do so rather than effect temporary
repair thereof, whichwoUld o~ly have to be repeateduntil proper and
final corrective measures are provided.
Attorney JoBh Moore said that it appears that neither the Lessee
or the LessOr' are responsible for said mepairs to the Docks, further,
that what Mr. Plum would like to do is to make permanent improvements
by putting down transits sheeting below the water line to eliminate
the constant erosion, that Mr. Plym would pay for the job and deduct
it from the rent. It was reported that said cost would be' $858.00.
Mayor Dietz said if the wall were to be made higher it would be a
capital improvement and aa a capital improvement you would capitalize
59% for the duration of the lease and the city would absorb the 41%,
if it was done on a businesslike basis.
Following general discussion and comments,'Mr. Avery moved that the
Council agree to provide said improvement in the sum of $858.00, and
that it be deducted from the next two rental periods. The motion was
seconded by Mr. Woodard and carried unanimously.
6.j. The Council was advised that City Manager Holland suggests the
City Hall be closed on December 24th, the day before Christmas, which,
in effect, will cause the ~osing of City Hall from 5:00 P.M. Friday,
December 21st to 8:00 A.M. Wednesday, December 26th, it being so moved
by Mr. Avery. The motion was seconded by Mr. Woodard and carried
unanimously.
7.a. It was reported that in compliance with previous Council direc-
tive, a public hearing has been scheduled to be held at this time
concerning ~.improvement of the City Docks building at Marine Way and
S. E. 2nd Street, plans for which are available for inspection at
this time. Further, that the Planning/Zoning Board, about a year ago,
held public hearings concerning a similar request by the previous ·
Lessee of the dock facilities, and said board unan/mously recommended
to Council that a permit be granted for improvement~of the building
facility. -5- 12-17-62
December 17, 1962
Mr. Talbot moved to grant the permissive use and approve said
building plans as submitted with the under, tending .~hat said build-
ing would be' painted at least every four years. The motion was
seconded by Mr. Avery and carried unanimously.
7.b. City Clerk Worthing read the following letter that had been re-
ceived from the Chamber of Commerce, dated December 7, 1962.
"At its meeting today~ the Board of DireCtors of the Delray
Beach Chambe~ Of Commerce took the following action relative
to the active continuation of the indu~Crial program during
1963.
"Since the program has been advanced to a point where it can
be successfully continued by an active committee, it is the
intention of the Board to enlarge the existing committee to
include several more' of our community leaders and to discontinue
the use of a paid industrial director as of December 31, 1962,
at which time our contract with Mr. Harry Gerquest expires.
"Relative to those funds remaining in the account established
by the' city for industrial promotion as of December 31, 1962,
it is desired tha~ they be put to use by the Industrial Com-_
mittee~6~tive continuation.of an expanded industrial
promot~n~gram.''
There was general discussion concerning the amount of money left
in the fu6d to pay the salary of the Industrial Director, and prior
discussion about the possibility of said director working from an
office in t~e City H~11, etc., following which Mx. Avery moved that
this item be tabled untii the second meeting in January, 1963. The
motion was seconded by Mr. Talbot and unanimously carried.
7.c. Mrs. Catherine-~trong, a member of the Civic Beautification
Committee of the E~r~n~g Garden Club, informed the Council that
their club has as a proJect the beauti~ication of. the D~lray Beach
Cemetery and they are desirous of building a fountain i~.the center
of the ~emetery. ~rs. Strong preseated plans of said fountain that
had been prepared for them'byMr.. Robert Blake and further informed
the Codncil that t~e Garden Club would build the fountain at no cost
to the city.
Mr. Avery moved that these p~ans be approved with thanks to the
Evening Garden Club, the motion being seconded by Mr. Talbot and
unanimously ~arreid~
8.a. The City Clerk~read RESOLUTX~ON NO. 1430.
A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF TH~ CITY OF DELRAY
BEACH, FLORIDA, ASSESS.~A~G COSTS FOR ABATING NUISANCES
UPON CERTAIN LANDS L0CA~ED WITHIN SAID CITY: SETTING
OUT AC"AN/AL COSTS INCURRED BY SA~D CX-TY TO ACCOMPLISH
SUCH ABATEMENT' AND' LEVYING THE COST OF SUCH ABATEMENT
OF SAID NUISANCES, AND DEChARING SA~ L~VY TO BE A .LIEN
UPON SAID PROPERTY IN AN AMOUNT AS SHOWN BY REPORT OF THE
CITY MANAGER OF DELRAY BEACH, FLORIDA.
(C~py of Resolution is attached to and made a part of..the official
copy of these minutes.)
See ~ages 3~9A, 3~9~, 3~90
Resolution ~o. 1~30 was unanimously passed and adopted on motion
by Mr. Avery and .seconded by M=~,· Warren.
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December 17, 1962
City Clerk Worthing read ORDINANCE NO. G-473.
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF DELRAY BEACH, FLORIDA,
CONCERNING BLOCK 73, IN SAID CITY: AUTHORIZING THE
MAYOR AND THE CX~TY. CLERK, ON BEHALF OF SAID CITY, TO
ENTER INTO A WRI~EN AGREEMENT WITH WILLIAM R. HAGGART
AND VIRGINIA L. HAGGART, HIS WIFE, RESCINDING THE
WRITTEN AGREEMENT BETWEEN WILLIAM R. HAGGART AND SAID
CITY STYLED, "AGREEMENT RESTRICTING USE OF CERTAIN LANDS,
ETC.," (WHICH AGREEMENT IS DATED JUNE 12, 1961, AND HAS
EEEN RECORDED IN OFFICIAL RECORD BOOK 643, AT PAGE 609°
PALM BEACH COUNTY, FLORIDA, PUBLIC RECORDS}, RESCINDING
THE WRITTEN AGREEMENT BETWEEN WILLIAM R. EAGGART AND
VIRGINIA L. HAGGART, HIS WIFE, AND SAID CITY STYLED,
"MEMORANDUM OP CONVERSATION WITH MR. WILLIAM R. HAGGART,
BY PHONE, ET CETERA," (WHICH AGREEMENT WAS. EXECUTED BY
WILLIAM R. HAGGART AND VIRGINIA L. HAGGART, HIS WIFE,
AND IS DATED AUGUST 10, 1961) AND RESCINDING THE WRITTEN
AGREEMENT BETWEEN WILLIAM R. HAGGART AND VIRGINIA L.
HA~ART, HIS WIFE, STYLED, "AGREEMENT," (WHICH AGREEMENT
WAS EXECUTED BY WILLIAM R. HAGGART AND VIRGINIA L. HAGGART,
HIS WIFE, AND IS DATED AUGUST 19, 1961) ALL OF WHICH AGREE-
MENTS ARE ATTACHED TO THIS ORDINANCE AND MADE A PART HERE-
OF BY REFERENCE.: VACATING AND ABANDONING AN EASEMENT OVER
A PORTION OF SUCH BLOCK 73; AUTHORIZING THE MAYOR AND
CLERK, ON BEHALF OF SAID CITY, TO ACCEPT AN EASEMENT FOR
INGRESS AND EGRESS OVER A PORTION OF SUCH BLOCK. 73;
A PORTION OF SUCH BLOCK 73 FOR PAREING U~E~'ONLY~
~ERTAZN UBB LI~4XTATXONS,UPON ALL OF EU~B~0CK ~3~ AND/PRO-
VXDENOA.PBNALT~.FORVIOLATION OF THIS ORDINANCE.
(Copy of Ordinance No. G-473 is attached, to and made a part of
the official copy of .th. eseminutes.)
Mr. Talbot asked concerning, a ~%% ~9%he~%)e%%%nt, ,egardin~
cancellation Of the egress onto First Avenue after ninety days notice
and stated that he was not in favor of that.
There being no further objection to Ordinance No. G-473, Mr. Avery
moved that said Ordinance be adopted on this second and final reading..
The motion was seconded by Mr. Warren and upon call of roll, Mr. Aver~'
Mayor Dietz, Mr, Warren and Mr. Woodard voted in favor of the motion
and Mr. Talbot abstained from voting.
Concerning the traffic flow at the Post Office, Mr. Talbot said
that he would like to have permission to work with City Manager
Holland and Police Chief Croft to come up with plams to submit to
the Council in an attempt to correct the traffic flow problem at the
Post Offi=e.
Mr. Avery moved that permission be granted to Mr. Talbot to work
on the traffic flow pattern with the City Manager, Police Chief Croft
and the CiSy ~ngineer, the motion being seconded by Mr.. Woodard and
una~imousl~ carried-.
8.0. City .,Cl~rk worthing read ORDINANCE NO. G-475.
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
DELRAY BEACH, FLORIDA, ANNEXING TO THE CI-TYOF
DELRAY BEACH CERTAIN LANDS LOCATED IN SECTION 4,
TOWNSHIP 46 SOUTH, RANGE 43 EAST, WHICH LANDS ARE
CONTIGUOUS TO EXISTING MUNICIPAL LIMITS OF SAID
CITY3 REDEFINING THE BOUNDARIES OF SAID CITY TO
INCLUDE SAID LANDS~ PRO~IIDIN~ FOR THE RIGHTS
OBLIGATIONS OF SAID LANDS' AND PROVIDING FOR THE
ZONING THEREOF. (Presbyterian Church, East of Seacrest Blvd.)
(Copy of Ordinance No. G-47~ is attached to and mad~ a part
of the official copy of these minutes.) See Pages 3~9H & 3%9S
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December 17, 1962
·here being no objection to Ordinance No. G-495, said Ordinance
was unanimously passed on second and final reading on motion hy Mr.
Warren and seconded by Mr. Talbot.
8.d. City Clerk ~r~h~ng read ORDI~CE NO. G-496.
AN ORDXNANCE OP ~ CITY COUN¢II'. OF THE CITY OF
DEI'.RAY ~BEACH~ FLORIDA, ANNEXING ?O ~HE CITY CERTAIN
LANDS LOCATED IN SECTION 9, TOWNSHIP 46 SOUTH, RANGE
43 EAST, WHICH LANDS ARE CONTIGUOUS TO EXISTING MUNI-
CIPAL LIMITS OF SAID CITY~ REDEPINING THE BOUNDARIES
OF SAID CITY TO INCLUDE SAID LANDS~ PROVIDING FOR THE
RIGHTS AND OBLIGATIONS OF SAID LANDS~ AND PROVIDING
POR THE ZONING THEREOP. (Lots i thru 5, Block A.,
Snow Hill S/D. )
(Copy of Ordinance No. G-476 is attached to and made a part
of the official copy of these minutes. )
See pages 3~ & 3~9~
It was quest£oned as to whether water cou~ld be furnished to the
location of this property within the required time as designated by
the petitioner for annexation.
City Clerk Worthing read the following memorandum from the Direc-
tor of Public Works, dated December 14, 1962, to City Manager Holland.
"Subject: Water to Snow Hill S/D - Agenda Item.
"At the Council's request a further study has been made of the
proposition of providing water to the Snow Hill S/D which lies
north of the present city limits on the east side of Pederal
Highway immedia~tely north of Allen AVenue. In this connection
it should also be recog~ised that the Pood Pair Store, at the
corner of NE 14th Street and the old Dixie Highway, has also
requested a 2" meter in replacement of the 3/4" meter which is
now serving them with city water, and that this 2" meter can-
not be p=ovided without additional main capacity in this area.
"PLAN. A
I;t% orde~ to 'serve the Pood Pair and provide water for possible
annexation of territory immediately north of the city limits
in this area and also to provide water to the Snow Hill S/D as
requested, plan A proposes to extend the water service ~as follows:
"There is ;an existing 12" water main crossing under the
raiir~ad ~n ~he extension Of NE llth Street. A 10" line
;~o~d'~be tapped off of this existing 12" mai~ and run
along the R/W of the old Dixie Highway to a point approxi-
mately 2,360 lineal feet north~ ~rom this point a 6" main
would ~'e carried easterly over an eas~ent'obtainable along
the north boundary of Royal Gardens S/D and extending -directly
under the U.S. Highway No. 1, thence northerly a dista~ce of
apDroximately 200' to the ~esired point of service, we have
been advised by the Sta~e ~ighWay Department that 'it will be
necessary to bore and jack the line under the U.S. No. I Highway.
"Assuming that a~! work' exceP, t the installation under U.S. No.
i would be performed' by cit~'~'~o=~s... my estimate for 'this con-
struction (not inOluding-c~ lab°~) is $12,700.
"PLAN B,
Plan B. entails extending a line frc~ the existing 12" main
on NE 3rd Avenue near 'the north line of Plumosa Park S/D
directly east and under the Plorida East 'Coast Railroad,
thence southward to the easement described in Plan A, thence
along the sam~ line as described in Plan A to the point of
service.
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De,ember 17, 1962
"In this case a 10" line will be extended to a point where
it is tapped off on NE 3rd Avenue to a point east of the
railroad track, th~ remainder of the line then being 6".
"T~e cost of extending water to the desired' point through
~%s route is estAmated at $7,025.
'~I~ then it were desired to extend the line southward to service
the Food Fair this would require the construction of an addition-
a2 ~,000' of 6" line, at an additional cost of $1,925 for a total
o~ $8,950. This would provide adequate water for the Food Fair
and, if at some future date this line needed reinforcing 'it would
be a simple matter to extend this 6" pipe an additional 1,360
lineal feet to tie in with the above mentioned 12" line east of
the railroad opposite NE llth Street.
"we have on hand firm quotations on the cost of jacking and
bpring casing under both the railroad and Federal Highway.
The easements have not actually been procured, but I am as-
sured by City Clerk Worthing that they are available.
"If we are to provide water to this area within the ninety days,
as we have promised, it is urgent that the Council approve either
Plan A or Plan B as quickly as possible inasmuch as it is still
necessary to obtain permits from the railroad, the county and
the State Highway and also to have the plans for extending city
water mains approved by the State Board of Health."
There was lengthy discussion concerning these plans and Mr.
Woodard state, that negOtA~a'tions are in process for the Food Fair
Store to come'into the c~y contingent on receiving citywater.
City Engineer Fleming said that he thought PLAN B was the most
feasible. ,Mayor Diets a'~ked the City-Engineer: "You just made a
statement that from a 6" line you cannot take a fire hydrant more
than 600'. Under PLAN B you Can't have a fire hydrant anyplace there
except 600' from point of co~tact .from the 12" line, where under your
$12,000. plan you bring a 10" line all the way up from your 12" main,
you can put water hydrants all along there. You can have fire pro-
tection where you.cannot do that on PLAN B. I'm asking that ques-
tion.'' Cf~y Engineer Fleming answered: "Substantially that's
correct. I suggested a thousand feet of 6" line. If we make '300'
of that 6" line, increase the size to .an 8" line, which wouldn't
increase the cost substantially; then we can serve, fire protection
as far south as the Food Pair-. .If we see fit later to install the
additional 1360 lineal feet which ties it in below, we will have,
in effect, water coming both ways on this 6" line which is equal to
t~o 6" lines, and we can provide fire protection to any point along
that 6" line."
Mayor Dietz asked what the cost would be to bore under the rail-
road to which the City Engineer replied that it would be $2,180.00
that the 10" main that would go through the casing would be installed
by city forces and he only figured the cost of material on the carry-
ing pipe.
Mayor Dietz asked City Engineer Fleming to expl&in 'what PLAN B is.
City Engineer Fleming replied~ "pLAN B is to bore underneath the
railroad from a point opposite the' South property line of Plumosa
School property, directly East underneath the railroad with a 10"
carrying pipe, then to Provide Water to the point where we've
actually had application we would carry a 6" line South a little
way, across an easement to the'Federal Highway, under Federal Highway
and North a little way to-the property. That's all that is actually
required. If you went then, to extend to the Food Fair, wa would
take off at the point where the-10" line under the railroad stops
and converts to a 6" line~ we would run South a distance of 300"
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December 17, 1962
with an 8" line, 700' with a 6" line to the Food Fair, then you
could provide fire protection at any pointon those lines." 'Further
stated that it would cost $1,940.00 to bore under the Federal High-
way.
Mr. Woodard said that the Ranch House is very anxious for con-
struction to begin on this subject property in order that it may
be available for this season's business, and they would like to be
appraised, through Robert Gracey, of the status of this so they
could coordinate their construction date with the city schedule for
being able to supply water. The City Attorney said that he would
like to see the memorandum that will go to Robert Gracey, and he
would see that the city is not obligated in any way in the event
they fail to furnish water within ninety days.
Fol~o~ing further d~scussion, and there being no objection to
Ordinance No. G-475, said Ordinance was unanimously adopted on
second and final reading on motion by Mr. Avery and seconded by Mr.
Woodard.
Mr. Avery then moved that PLAN B be authorized and that the funds
for this be transferred from the Contingency Account to the Trans-
mission and Distribution Account of the Water Operating Account, the
motion being seconded by Mr. Talbot and unanimously Carried.
City Manager Holland cautioned the Council concerning time limi-
tation on getting certain improvements completed as there is often
a delay in obtaining rights-of-way, etc,
It was made known ~hat the request for this annexation was con-
tingent upon the City of Delray Beach agreeing to make available
city water to the premises within ninety days from the-date of re-
quest for annexation, ~fnich date is November 12, 1962.
Following further discussion, Mr.~ Avery moved that the City Manager
be directed to get with the .City Attorney and Mr. Woodard and get
this item worked out to everyone's satisfaction. The motion was. se-
conded by Mr. Woodard and unanimously carried.
8.e. The City Clerk read ORDINANCE NO. G-477.
AN ORDINANCE RELATING TO ALCOHOLIC BEV~RAGES:.AMEND-
ING SECTION 4-5 OF .THE CODE OF ORDINANCES OF THE CITY
OF DEL~AYBEACH, FLORIDA, PROVIDIN~ FOR EXTENSION OF
ZONED DISTRICTS PERMITTING SALE OF~LXQUORS.
(Copyof Ordinance No. G-477 is attached to and made a-part
of the official copy of these minutes,)
Swe Page 3~9F
There being no objection to Ordinance No. ~-477, said Ordinance
was unanimously pasaed on second and finalreading on motion by Mr.
Woodard and seconded by. Mr. Avery.
9.a. City Clerk Worthing read the following Planning Board Report.
".The Planning/zoning Board met in special session on December
4th, ~962, for the purpose of reviewing the following letter
which had been referred to the Board, for its consideration,
by.the City Council on November 26th.
'Enclosed please find a plat of t~ Lake Ida Road
area with 4-1/3 acres~indicatedbF.arrow. This
property fronts ~n Lake Ida Road and on the Lake
Ida Canal.
'It .~S av&il~e to the City of Delray Beach or
,the'COurt. fy of-Palm BeaCh for$14,500 for uses other
than res~idential..~e total pr/~e can be terms'
"The ~ard' unanimously agreed on there being.no apparent need
nor use fOr.-the~above described.tract of land and therefore
believes that purchase of said parcel for such sum.of money
is unwarranted unless the City should determine a definite
need of this tract for future additional water supply wells."
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December 17, 1962
M~. Avery moved to accept the recommendation of the Planning/
Zoning Board, ~he motion being seconded by Mr. Wood&rd and unani-
mously carried.
9.b. City Clerk Wor~hing read a report from Chief of Police ~oft
on a traffic survey of East Atlantic at'Venetian Drive and Gle~on
Street.
In view of Chief Crofts report, Mr. Talbot moved that the City,
as sooD as possible, change the traffic flow on VenetianDrive, a~d
at the same time investigate whatever measures can be instiqated to
bring about the County or the State to give the city permission to
place a light at Venetian Drive and Atlantic Avenue, tied. in~o ~he
bridge operation. Further, that the one-way traffic in the first
block of Venetian Drive be inaugurated as a temporary measure, The
motion wes seconded by Mr. Avery and carried unanimously,
9.c. Concerning a report of the committee for selection of an
engineering firm for design of bridges over proposed C-15 Can~!,
city E~gineer Fleming reported that designs had been received ~rom
four e~gineering firms, this design to be paid for by the Central &
southern Flood Control District, that the city merely makes ~h~ se-
lection an~ authorizes the Engineer to make the design. The City
Engineer reported that all four firms had used the same schedule to
determine their rates and that all four firms are well qualified to
do the design work, the only difference in the proposed rate is the
difference in the estimate of the cost of the bridge which, would make
them all the same in the'final analysis in that respect.
The bidding firms are as follows:
Gilbert W. Clifford & Associates, Consulting Engineers
125A 108th Avenue
St. Petersburg ~, Florida
John A. Grant, Jr., Consulting Engineers and Land Surveyors
364 E. Palmetto Park Road
Boca Raton, Florida
~annett Fleming Corddry and Carpenter, Inc., Engineers
523 North Halifax Avenue
Daytona Beach, Florida
Gl&ce Engineering Corporation, Conaulting Engineers
P, O. Box 670
St. Petersburg 31, Florida
The City Engineer further stated that Gilbert Clifford & Associ-
ates made the following statement in their proposal: "Inasmuch as
we are working with your Consulting Engineers on your proposed
sanitary sewerage project, we have a~ailable for our use complete
topographical information, and certain sub-surface borings. It is
quite possible that a credit can be allowed the' city, should we find
this data sufficient for our requirements. The amount of such credit
can be mutually determined at a later date, should we be selected as
your engineers for this project."
EDgineer Fleming said that the Committee appointed to look these
proposals over recommended that Clifford a Associates be assigned
the engineering job. Mr. Avery then moved that the City authorize ,..
Gilbert W. Clifford & Associates to design the bridges over the C-15
canal, the motion being seconded by Mr. Woodard and carried unanim-
ously.
10. There was general discussion concerning the fire at the city
dump, smoke nuisance caused by same, also methods of solving the
problem, and City Manager Holland informed the Council that he would
solve this problem in the best way that he could.
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De~embe~ 17, 1962
10. Mr. Talbot commented as follows: "~his is not critical of
Bob Holland our City Manager but in our minutes o£ December 3rd it
states that 'Mr. Talbot reminded City Manager Holland that a report
concerning some of the recommendations in Russell &Axon's Water Re-
port were to..be considered at the Co~cil meeting of December 1?th'.'
I realize that many things have happened since the minutes of December
3rd so I am not at all critical that it is not on the agenda, however,
I would like to request that this be incorporated in the second meet-
ing in January. I am referring to the report from Russell & Axon,
particularly with regard to the first phase as to the recommendation
of the ~apital Xmprovements of which Russell & Axon recommend a total
sum of $527,000.00. We don't know whether we should go in for
$10,000.00 or $527,000.00 but I would like for Bo~, and I think in
this.case if I may take the liberty of suggesting, Paul Nicolls to go
over the recommendations and come up with what they might concur on
in that particular phase. The next phase they recommend of which
are both different recOmmendations, in some respect criticize our
water schedule in that they have never seen .one like it in any
municipality in the country. I am not going into detail as why,
because ! would have to read to refresh myself ~o tell you why, but
I have had from Tom Weber, and I am assuming that the rest of the
Council has the same information, would like for both of those phases
be included in. the next agenda for discussion. The second agenda in
January, by the consent of the Council."
10. City Clerk Worthing read the following letter from George V.
Warren, dated~December 13th.
"In order t6 conform with the'Statutes of the State of Florida
as affects Board of County Commission membership, I cannot hold
a public office on or after January first, therefore, please
accept my resignation as City Councilman as of December 31st,
1962.
"It has been a w~nderful experience serving with you gentlemen,
and the some sixteen Other Councilmen during the past six years.
I have appreciate~ the friendliness and cooperation of all."
The City Clerk then read RESOLUTION NO. 143'1.
W~EREAS, GEORGE V. WARREN has unselfishly given of his time and
ability as a City Councilman for the past six years, serving in
1957 and in 1961 as Mayor.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY
OF DELRAY BEACH:
That GBORGE V. WAR~EN be'and.is herebyc°mmended for his great
contribution to the general welfareof'the City of Delray Beach,
Florida as City Councilman and Mayor.'
'Unanimously adopted this ITth day of December, 1962.
Resolution No. 1431 was.unanimously adopted onmotion by Mr. Avery
and seconded by Mr. Talbot~
Mr. Warren's reeignation from the Council was unanimously accept-
ed on motion by Mr. Avery&nd seconded by Mr. Wood&rd.
10. Mayor Dietz announced that on February
in the COuncil C~ambers, the Legislative Committee will meet for any
matters that are to be brought before them.
10. MayorDietz reminded the~uncil that an individu~1 had recently
asked to lease., frOm~the CitY,
and stated that he thinks that a=ea ~should be held as a p~blic area.
,12- 12-17-62
Deeember 17, 1962
Mr. Warren moved that the 10th Street Boat ~anding area ~ retained
as.a.pUblic park for-~ublic use, the motion being seconded by Mr.
Talbot and unanimously carried.
lO.a. City Clerk Worthing presented a bill from City Attorney Adams
-in the amount of $75.00 for services in connection with the purchase
of the W. J. Snow property.
The following .bills for approval were presented:
Genera~ Fund $161,048.03
Water Fund - Operating Fund 3,014.66
The bills for approval, also the bill of Attorney Adams in the
amount of $75.00 were unanimously ordered paid on motion by Mr.
Woodard and seconded by Mr. Talbot.
10. Mayor Dietz expressed his desire of having a preliminary Council
meeting prior to the organizational meeting on January 7th, 1963,
which was. agreeable with the other Councilmen if other commitments
did not keep them from attending.
10. Ci. ty Clerk Worthing informed the Council that he has communi-
cation from owners of Lots i and 2, Delray Beach Shores S/D, who
would like a repIy concerning their petition for annexation to the
City of Delray Beach. The City Clerk further informed the Council
that the plans for the building they proposed on said lands would
be permissible in the City since a recent amendment to the Zoning
Ordinance had been passed. Ir'was requested that this item be
placed on the agenda for the second meeting.in January.
The meeting adjourned at 11:00 P.M. on motion by Mr. Warren.
,R, D, WO~THING ·
City Clerk
APPROVED:
MAYOR
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RESOLUTION NO,
A ~OLUTION OF THE CIT]~ CO~'~CIL OF T~E ~ITY OF DEL~Y
BEACH, FLORIDA, ASSESSING CO~T.q FOR ABATING ITUISANCF~
UPON CERTAIN LANDS LOCATED WITHIN S~ID CITY~ SETTING
OUT ACTUAL COSTS INCURRED BY S2ID CIT~ TO ACCO~LISH
SUCH AI~TE~I~T Ah'D LEVYY. NG ~E COST OF SUCH ABATE~EhT
OF ~AID NUISANCI~ 2ND DECLARING SAID .LEVY. TO BE A LiEN
UPON ~ID PS01=EHTY IN AN AMOUNT AS SHOWN BY. ~EPOHT O~
TZ~ CITY ~AN~E~ OP DELP~A¥ BEACH, FLORIDA.
WHF2LE~-~, .the City 0ounoil of the City of Delray Beach, did) in
and/~ Regular' session held on the 27~h o? Au,~ust, a,.na
"' · ~ of ~ptember, 1962 .... deola~.e the existence of a ~ui~
sA~c'e Upo~ Cer%~ai'n x~%a or Par~els of land, described in a list sub'
mitred to them, for violation of ~h8 provisions of Ordinance
WHEREAS, pursuant to such declaration, the 01ty 01e~k of said
Oit~ did fu~nis~ each of the respective owners of the lands described
in said list wl~h a n0tioe describing ~e nature of the nuisance a~d ·
that they must aba~e said nuisance within thirty (30) daye~ faitin6
in which the 0ity 0o~tncil would have it done, and the ooe~ the~eO£
would be levied as an asseasmen~ against said p~operty$ and
~S, the o~ne~s her~inafte~ named did fail and negleo~ ~o
abate the nuisance existing upon thei~ respective lands within the
time prescribed in said notice and Ordinance ~-1~7,. and the City of
Delsey Beach was ~equired to and did enter ~pon the following lands
and incur costs in abating the nuisance existing thereon as described
in'the aforesaid list~ and
WHEREAS, the 0ity Manager of the Oity of Delray Beach, has, pur-
suan~ to said Ordinance ~-1~7 and the 0ity Charter submitted
City 0ouncil a report ~f ~he .costs incurred in abasing ~he nuisance
as aforesaid, said ~eport indioa~ing the costs per parcel of land
involved,·
NOW, ~HERENORE, BE I~ RESOLVED BY ~HE OIlY OOUNO~ OF ~NE
0F DELRA¥ BEAOH, FLORIDA, A8
1. That assessments in the individual amoun~ as shown by the
report of the Oity Hanager of the 0ity of Delray Beach, involving the
City,s cost of abating the aforesaid nuisances upon the lo~s or par-
c.els of 'land described i~ said report, a copy of which ia attached
hereto and made a pa~t hereof' are levied against the parcels of land
described on Said report and in the araoun~s indicated thereon. Said
assessments so levied shall 'be a ·lien upon the reePec~l~ve
lots and pa~oels of land described in said report, of ~e 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 unde~ the same p~ovisions as to sale and foreclosure as ol~y ~axea
are collectible.
2. That the 01fy 01erk of said 0ity shall, as soon as possible
after the effective date, record a certified copy of this resolution
in ~he office of the 0Y~rk of the Circuit Oourt in and for Palm Beach
~ounty, Florida, and shall fux~ish ~o each of the owners named in and
:~pon said report a notice that the Oily 0ouncil of ~he 0it~ of Delray
Beach, did, on the 27th o£ ~ugust ~nd ~10th of September, 1'962.
b~dar the abateman~ o~ 'a ~er~'axh' nu£sa~e existing o~' '~he~v~
~P0pe~y and prOperty owner having failed ~o abate such nuisance,
within the 30 day period, whereupon it was abated by the City a~ costs
shorn in said report and such assessments shall be legal, valid and
'-binding obligations upon the propert2 against which said assessments
a~e levied, T~lS pssa!utiom shall become e£~ectlve 30 days from the
da~a of .~d0p~io~, ~d.' ~he assessments ~Ontalaed he~ein shall ~eCome
d~e and ~ble thl~.t~ days after 'the ~!!ng d~te oF the not~pe
said assessment, af~e~ 'whic~ lnte~ee~ ~1 a0o~e a~ the ~t$
~ao~aa~5~a~o'~..f/i." ':,u :: :'; ',:u' ~u':~ :',
Lots 33 t~u 38, Blk. fl, '::'' Win. Mayer, Est{re $' 15.00
Dell P~k
Lots 23 · ~, BIk. 8, Ke~eth & Ella Ma2~ 10.00
Del1 Park ~usell
~ts 17, 18 & 19, Blk. 8, Mart~ H. Florer 15.00
Deli Park
Lots 18 & 19 & S} of ~t's Deva, Inc. 10.00
26 & 27, McGinley~os~n
Lots 1, ~ · ~, Hof~n's A~ie Hof~n 15.50
8th Ave. ~ddition
Lot 2, Hofman~s 8th Ave. Dorothy G. Mitchell 5.00
Addition
Lot 7 · S~ of Lot 6, Hofman,s Grace ~eir 7.50
8th Ave. Addition
Lot 5 ~ N~ of Lot 6, HOfman~s Joseph ~. · A~ T. 7.50
8thAv~. 2ddition
Lots 16, 17, 18 '~ 19, Bl~ck ~7 A. Simon Essa ~.00
~ts 8 ~ 9, Blk. 11, Osceo~ ~iting Alpon 10.00
P~k
Lots 10 t~u ~, Blk. 11, ~. R. · M~gare~ E. 10.00
Osceola Park Bourne
Lots 10 t~u 13, .Blk. 13, Leo · Gertrude Schagrin 8.00
Osceola Park % Oauseway Pkg. Store
~ts ~ ~ 1~,? Blk~ 13, ~ules · Yvo~e Briche 5.00
Osceola Park
~ts 18 · 19, Blk. 13, ~s.Tillie Goldb~g 5.00
Osceola Park
E~ of N ~5' M/L of S 165' ~B F.A. Cu~rie 5.00
~ Lot 9, Blk. 1, as shown by
ot of Model Land Co. S/D of
of Sec. 21, PI~ Bk. Pg.
12~, lying E. of.S. E~ %~ Ave.
R/W, Sec. 21 46 43
E~ of N 330~ of ~ 495~ of LOt. 9, J~es Ki~ood, Jr. 19.00
Blk. 1, lying E of'$. E. 5th Ave.
& S of Alley lying'S'of
10-1~ inc~. of Blk, $3, 0sceOla Park
& that part of Lot'~$, Blk. 2, lying
less ~, seC~, 2~6 4~
~'~ t~u 1~, Sa~orn-Stqne $/D Fairfax of Hollywo~ 22.00
Develop.
% F. C. Mudd~n
Lots 1 ~u. ~ & Lot 8, B~. Mattie E. ~c~Laren 30.00
6, ~o ~1
Lot 7, ~- 6, ~ra E. Shivers 5.00
PAGE 2 q.0S.T OF ABATING ......... NUISANCE :UNDER- _ORDINANCE-. NO. G-l~7. . ..
PROPERTY DESCRIPTION 0WNE~ ASSESSMENT
DO$~ ! thru 7, Blk. 7, William J. Cobb $ ~.00
Lo~S 8 & 9, Blk. 7, J.I. Deese 10.00
Rl~'. Del Roy
Lots., 2, 3, 4, 6, 7, 8, 9, Leonard W. & Isabelle 75.00
10~$i~ 1 & Lots 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, C. Jansen
Lots ~,~,11,~,13~, Blk.3, & Lots
1,~,~ Blk. 4, Pa~ State Hel~ts
L~ts ~ & 4, Blk. 4 & Lots Hlllcrest Homes, Inc. ~0.00
3,~4~: 5, 6~ 7 & 8, Blk. 3, % Albert Rosen
Pa~:~ :ate ~Hei~ts
a~ber 10th~l~62. li~_
Lo~?'}~, Blk. fl, Dell Park Ke=eth & Ella ~usell ~.00
Lot 1, Blk. 7, Ssacrest Pa~k Federal Tlt~ & Instance ~.00
Co.
Lot 2, Blk. 7, Seacrest Pa~k Jones · Frederick, Inc. 5.00
Lot 3, Blk~ 7, Seacrest Park V.K. Cus~en 5.00
L0~ ~, B1M, ~, No~t~ldgs Fritz F~o~elt 5.00
~t 17, Blk. 4, No~t~idge Rinker Material Co~. 5.00
Lots 18 & 19, Blk. 4, No~t~idge Mlchtel ~ .Ruzena Jafra 10.00
Lots 3 & ~, Blk. 6, Northridge Jo~ & Jean Leschik 10.00
Lots 21 & 22~ Block 88 Ray ~W. Ya~es 5.00
Lot 2~, Tropic ".Isle ~ ~ Thcs. A. & Florence 5.00
R. Dutton
Lot 2.15, Tropic Isle A~a M. Breen 5.00
Lot 216, Tropic Isle Edward B. Breen 5.00
5ots 218 & L~l, Tropic 'Isle Jo~ W. & Viola M. Aumer 9.00
Lots 219 & ~0, Tropic ..Isle Andrew & Hazel A~er 9.00
Lots 220 R 221, TPopic Isle Jerome J. Stedelin 9.00
% Mess~s. Sullivan,
Musselman, Wyckoff & Coc~an
Lots 222 &.'~5~ Tropic Isle .Edgar & Mary Seibert 9.00
Lot 223, TroPic Isle ~ile H. & Teresa Ta~on 5.00
L%~s 2~ '229 & 230, Tropic Jerome J. Stedelin 13.00
Isle % Messrs. Sullivan,
~sselman, Wyckoff & toe,an
Lot 220, Tropic Is~o E. Pi'a Eth~i Jonson ~.'00
Lots 231, 232, 233, 234 & 235, Jerome J. '~tedelin ~.00
Tropic Isle '; % Mee~s. ~ullivan,
..... Musselman, Wyckoff & Coc~
~ots 23g,~ 237,'238 & ~3% ~ ~ Dane Oonstruction Co~. ~.~0
Tropic Isle' % Milton Wasman
PAGE 3 COST OF ABAT.ING .N.UIS.A..NCE..U~D. E.R ORDIN^NC~ NO_,. G-l~7
,PROPERTY 'DESCRIPTION OWNE~ ASSESSMENT
Lot 242~ Tropic Isle Charles H. R Hazel $ 5.00
N. Eldridge
Lot 21~J.~, Tropic Isle Marinus C. & Clara 5.00
Roskam
Lots 246, 247 & 248, Tropic Jere W. Powell 9.00
Isle
Lots 249, 250, 251, 252 & 253 'North ~ropic Isle, Inc. 20.00
less tri strip & 255, Tropic Isle
Lots 1A,ZA,SA,4A, 1 thru 16 & South Coast Developement 15.00
Tract "P", Tropic Palms Co.
Lot 42, Tropic Palms Dorothy A. Killilea 5.00
Lot 43, Tropic Palms Edward Killilea 5.00
Lots 45 & 69, Tropic Palms Crete Concrete Corp. 7..00
Let .46, Tropic Palms Earle C. & Grace M. 5.00
Russell
Lot 48, T~opic Palms Geo. B~ Chase 5,00
Lots 70, 78 & 92, Tropic Palms North Tropic Isle,Inc. 9.00
Lots 59, 60 & 61, Tropic Palms Horace 0. Jeffers 9.00
Lots 63'& 64, Tropic Palms George E. & Martha Marsh 7.00
Lots 66. 67'& 68, Tropic Palms Jere W. Powell 9.00
Lots 71 thru 74, 96, 97, & 98, Mellon Land 0orp. 15.00
Tropic Palms
Lot 75, Tropic Palms Jane K. Rosenbach 5.00
Lot 76, Tropic' Palms Lars & Margith Husebo 5.00
Lots 79, 80, 81, 83, 84 & 85, Wm. J. Kayo 10.00
Tropic Palms
Lots 86, 87, 88, 89 · 90, Leslie Beamish 14.00
Tropic Palms
Lot 91, Tropic Palms John E.Ashley 5.00
Lot 93, TroPic Palm~ Ge~. R, Brockwa2 5.00
~t.'9~, Tropic Palms E$~a~ B. & Anna Breen 5.00
Lot 95, Tropic Palms James F, & 'Mary' Duff¥ 5.00
Lot 1, Blk. 1, Swinton Heights Rmbert R. & Martha A. 5.00
Jamison
Let 2, Blk,..1, Swinton~Heights John F. Jr. & Mary B. 5,00
Weigand
N 111.13~ of S 146.13' of Marion W. Rede 5~00
E ~!;!.5~ of W 298~ of Lot 9,
Sec. 21-46-43
T~e~S 9 & 10, Blk, 4, Del Xda Park Myrtle M. Rath, et al 7.00
.3, 4, 5'& S 53.47~ of Walter J. &~ennie B. 18~00
,larke~Runge Add, .~ ~ larke & Charles F.
~laide I. Runge
CITY O~ DELRAY BF~CH,~ PLORIDA, AM~F.,X.T~G
TO THE CITY O~ DELP~Y BEACH .CERTAIN LANDS
LOCATED IN SECTION 4~ TOWNSHI.P 46 SOUTH,
RANGE 43 EAST, WHICH LANDS ARE CONTIGUOUS
TO EXISTING MUNICIPAL'LIMITS OF' SAID CITY~
REDEFINING THE BOUNDARIES OF SAID CITY TO
INCLUDE SAID LANDS~ PROVIDING FOR THE RIGHTS
AND OBLIGATIONS OF SAID LANDS~ AND PROVIDING
FOR THE ZONING THEREOF. '
WHE~F~S, DELRAY BEACH PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, INC., is the
fee simple owner of the property hereinafter described, and
WHEREAS, the said DEL~AY BEACH PRESBYTEP, IAN CHUrcH, INC.
by it's Petition, has ~onsented and given permission for the
annexation of said pro.perry by the City of Delray Beach, and
WHEREAS, the City of Delray Beach has heretofore been
authorized to annex lands in accordance with Section 185.1 of
the City Charter of said City granted to it by the State of
Florida ~
NOW~ THEREFORE, BE IT OP~AINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF
THE CITY OF DELRAY'BEACH, FLORIDA, AS FOLLOWS:
.S~CTIQN lo Tha~ the City Council of the City of Delray
Beach, Palm Beach County, Florida, hereby arc, exes to said City
the following described tract of land located in Palm Beach
County, Florida, which lies contiguous to said City~ to-wit=
That tract of land in Section 4, Township
46 South, Range 43 East, Palm Beach County,
Florida, described as~ follows:
The North one half of the South one half of
the Northeast one quarter' of the Northwest
one quarter of the Southwest one quarter of
Section 4, Township 46 South, Range 43 East,
less Road right-of-way.
SECTION 2. That the boundaries of the City of Delray
Beach, Florida,. are hereby redefined so as to include therein
the above- described tract of lan~, and said land is hereby de-
clared to. be w~thin the corporate limits of the City of Delray
Beach, Flori'~.a.
SECTION ~. That the tract of land hereinabove described
is hereby ~eclared to be in Zoning District 'a-iAA, as defined by
existing ordinances of the City of Delray Beach, Florida~ and per-
missive use is hereby granted for improvement of said property for
church and educational purposes.
Page 2. Ordinance No. ~-475.
SECTION 4. That the land hereinabove described shall
immediately become subject to all of the franchises, privileges,
immunities, debts, obligations, liabilities, ordinances and laws
to which lands in the City of Delray Beach are now or may be,
except as otherwise provided in Chapter 192.06 of the Florida
Statutes, 1961, and persons residing thereon shall be deemed
citizens of the City of Delray Beach.
SECTION 5. That if any word, phrase, clause, sentence
or part of this ordinance shall be declared illegal by a court
of competent Jurisdiction, such record of illegality shall in no
way affect the remaining portion.
Passed in regular session on the second and final read-
ing on the 1?th day of Deoembs~, 1962.
/s/ Walter Diet*-z
' ' ~'i~ v o R .....
ATTEST =
/s/a. D~ wo~thim~
city c¥~=~ " '
let Reading November 26~ 1962 ,,
2nd Reading Deoember 17, 1962
ORDINANCE NO~ G-476.
AN ORDINANCE. OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY
OF DELP, AY BEACH, FLORIDA, ANNEXIN~ TO THE CITY
CERTAIN LANDS LOCATED IN SECTION 9, TOWNSHIP
46 SOUTH, RANGE 43 EAST, WHICH lANDS ARE CON-
TIGUOUS TO EXISTI/qG MUNICIPAL LIMITS OP SAID
CITY; RF, DEFINING THE BOUNDARIES OF SAID CITY
TO INCLUDE SAID LANDS; PROVIDING FOR THE
RIGHTS AND OBLIGATIONS OF SAID lANDS; AND
PROVIDING FOR T~E ZONING THEREOF.
WHEREAS, it is deemed for the best interest, safety,
health, and general welfars of the citizens of the City of Delray
Beach, Florida, and the owners of the hereinafter described real
property that said lands be annexed to the City of Delray Beach,
and
WHEREAS, said lands are contiguous to the present boun-
dary of territorial limits of the City, and that, when annexed,
will constitute a reasonably compact addition to the incorporated
territory with which it is combined, and
WHEREAS, the owners of record of said lands hereinafter
described have consented and given permission for the annexation
of said lands, and
WHEREAS, the City of Delray Beach has heretofore been
authorized to annex lands in accordance with Section I85.1 of the
City Charter of said City g~anted to it by the State of Florida:
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF
THE CITY OF DELRAY BEACH, FLORIDA, AS FOLLOWS:
SF~T~..ON. 1. %~nat the City CoUncil of the City of Delray
Beach, Palm Beach County, Florida, hereby annexes to said City
the following described parcels of land located in Palm Beach
County, Florida, which lie contiguous to said City, ~o-wit:
Those parcels of land Iying and being in the
Model Land Company's Subdivision of Section 9,
Township 46 South, Range 43 East, Palm Beach
County, Florida, described as follows:
(1) Lots 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5, less the West 10 feet,
Block A, Snow Hill Sub~ivision, all lying in
Section 9, Township 46 South, Range 43 East,
per Plat Book 21, Page 83, Public Records of
Palm Beach County.
(2) Begin at a point where the E'ly R/W line of
U.S. Highway No. I (State Road No. 5) inter-
sects the North line Of Lot 4, Subdivision
of Section 9, Township 46 South, Range 43 East,
as in Plat Book No, 1, Page 4; thence N. E'ly
along said E'ly R/W line of U.S. Hwy. No. 1
(State Road No. 5) to a point where said E'ly
R/W line of U.S. Hwy. No. I .(State Road No. 5).
intersects the East and West QUarter line of
Section 4, Township 46 South, Range 43 East;
thence West along said East and West Quarter
line of said Section 4-46-43 to a point of
intersection with the w'ly R/W line of U.S.'
Hwy. No. i (State Road No. 5); thence
S.W'ly along said W'ty R/W line of U.S.
Hwy. No. 1 (Star'S Road No. 5) to.a point
where said w'ly R/W line of U.S.
Hwy, No. I (State Road No. 5.) intersects the.
North line of Lot 4, Subdivision. of Section
9, Township 46 SoUth, Range 43 EaSt as in
Plat Book No~ 1, Page 4; thence East along
said North line of Lot 4, Subdivision of said
Section 9-46-43, as in Plat Book No. 1, Page
4, to Point-of-beginning.
SECTION 2. That the boundaries of the City of DeXray
Beach, Florida, are hereby redefined so as to include therein the
above described parcels of land, and said lands are hereby declared
to be within the corporate limits of the City of Delray Beach, Pla.
SECTION 3. In consideration of Petitioner's consent for
annexation of lands hereinabove described, subject to the following
condition it is hereby agreed that:
Such annexation as herein provided is subject
to the availability of City Water being pro-
vided by the City of Delray Beach to the lands
hereina~ve described within ninety (90) days
fro~ date of annexation.
SECTION 4,. That the parcels of land hereinabove first
described (Item 1} are hereby declared to be in Zoning District
"C-2", as defined by ~ting 'ordinances of the City of Delray
Beach, Florida.
SEC,T~,ON, 5. That the lands hereinabove described shall
immediately become subject to all of the franchises, privileges,
immunities, debts, obligations, liabilities, ordinances and laws
to which lands in the City of Delray Beach are now or may be, and
persons residing thereon 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 court of
competent jurisdiction, such record of i~legality shall in no way
affect the remaining portion.
Passed in regular session on the second and final reading
on this the 17th day of December, 1962~
/s/ Walter Dletz
MAYOR
ATTEST:
/./~. ~ W~rth~
City Clerk
November 26, 1962
1st Reading
2nd Reading. Deoembe~ 17; 1962
Page 2. Ordinance No. ~-476.
.... ORDINANCE NO. O-~77.
AN ORDINANCE RELATING TO ALCHOLIC
BEVERAGES: AMENDING SECTION
0F THE CODE OF ORDINANCES 0Y THE
~1~ CITY OF DELRAY BEACH, FLORIDA, PRO-
i VIDING FOR EXTENSION OF ZONED DIS-
TRICTS PERMITTING SALE OF LIQUORS.
BE IT ORDAINED BY'THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY
OF DELRAY BEACH, FLORIDA, AS FOLLOWS:
SECTION l: That Section 4-5 of the Code of
Ordinances of the City of Delray Beach, Florida, be and
the same is hereby amended by adding the following pro-
vision to-wit:
"And also, except that portion of the city which
is bounded'on the north by th.e north line of LOTS 3,
& 6, SEABREEZE PARK (Blocki56) and easterly extension
thereof to a point four hundred fifty feet westerly from the
west line of Ocean Boulevard, on the east by a line parallel
to and four hundred fif.ty feet westerly from the west line
of Ocean Boulevard, on the south by the north boundary of
Atlantic Avenue, and on the west h~ ~e ,~est boundary line
of Lot 6 of said SEABREEZE PARK (B166~k I56)."
S~E~TION 2.: That this ordinance is and shall be
deemed supplemental to existing ordinances.
Passed in reEular session on second and final
reading on this the Z~h day ef ~e~embe~' 1962.
~ . /s/ Walter Dietz
MAYOR
ATTEST:
/s/ R.D. Worthing
" "Ol~ b'z~r~ '
1st Reading November 26, 1962,,,'
Reading_.D'ct ' , 17, ,,,