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Minutes 08-01-72M2~K~ES OF REGULAR CITY C~L ~EETING HELD AT CITY HALL, BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA, A~dST 1, 1972, at 7: 50 P. M. ~P~SBNT: Robert Eff~on, Mayor Mrs. Emily Jackson, Vice Mayo~ John L. Archie, Counci/man Harold B]~chette, Councilman David Roberts, Councilman Travis E. Killgo~e, City Manager Mrs. Tereesa Padgett, City Clerk Gene Moore, City Attorney Mayor Eff~on called ~he meeting to o~der at 7: ~2 P. M. The Invocation was given by James O'Meara, Executive Manager, Cham- ber Of Comme~ce, followed by the Flag Salute led by John A~chie, Councilman. Mayor Effron /nt~oduced Mms. Vera Klein, Town C~mmissioner of Ocean Ridge. He then stated that in view of the County C~,~ssion actions this afternoon, in which they reversed themselves f~ last Tuesday and ~oted ~-2 to condemn and acquire unde~ eminent domain the 215' south of the Boynton Inlet, and in view of this item on the Agenda to discuss the City p~opel~ry at OceaR Ridge, he recommended to the Council that he be appointed to contact the Mayor of Ocean Ridge to discuss ~what the p~oceedings will be as ~ar as ocean R/dge is con- ce~ned~ based on development that happened this afternoon. The vote of 5-2 for condemnation and eminent domain was Comm/ssioner Culpep.per, JohDsen and Weaver fo~, and Wa~e~ and Lytal ag~{nst. This will be the largest condemnation Palm Beach County has ever gone through. ~Lr. Archie moved to give Mayor Effron authority to meet with Mayo~ Steinbaugh of Ocean Ridge to discuss the actions of the County Com- mission, seconded by Mrs. Jackson. Mr. Archie questioned whether to ask the County C~Tm/ssien tO ~eeonsider at this t/me or wait until the Mayor talks with Ocean Ridge. Mayor E~fron stated that this is the Hahn property which includes the z~staurant and park/ng lot south to the Engle property. Mayor E~fron fux~cher stated that the developer of this property quested the ~estaurant and the Boat captai~m to be out by July ~1. Ironically, three commissioners who voted for this are ~unning for re-election. He believes this is a political issue. They com- Pletely reversed themselves ~rom the last meeting. Mayor Eff~on wo~ld like to accept Mr. Az~b/e's recommendation and instruct the City Manager to w~te a latter to the CoLhnty Commission stating exactly how we feel. -1- MINUTES REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING AUGUST 1, 1972 The motion to give Mayo~ Effron authority to meet with Mayo~ Stein- baugh cazTied 5-0. Mr. A~chie moved that the City Manager .be instructed to w~ite a let- ter to the County Commission begging them to give thought to recon- sider their 5-2 motion in the acquisition of inlet property~ seconded by Mrs. Jackson. Motion cazTied 4-1. Mr. Blanchette voted Awa~din~ Official Police Commendat!orm by Mayo~ Eff~on Mayor Effron called these Police officers to the front: Bradford Baxley Bill Camp Wi]14amSh~ewsbury Patz~ick Robert The Mayor presented each officer with a plaque on bohr1* of the City of Boynton Beach and the Boynton Beach Police Department. ~UmUTES Regular Meeting - July 18, 1972 Mrs. Jackson's correction - Page % to be added after the ]rd para- g~aph from the bottom: Mayor Effron asked for them to report hack to Council. Fms. Jackson stated that this would have to be done mediately. Mr. Moore stated that in all p~obability if somebody got into it they would get a reasonable delay because they just got into it. Mr. Blanchette corrected Page 2 to read that the minutes were ac- cepted as eorreeted~ 4-0. Mr. Blenchette ahsta/ned. Mr. Roberts moved that the minutes be accepted as COZTected, sec- onded by Mr. Archie. Motion carried 5-0. PUBLIC AUDIENCE R. B. Vastine clarified that General Dynandcs has not gone bankrupt. There has been a mixup between the names of General Dynamics and Dynamics of Amez~ioa. Mr. Vastine also spoke on the article in the newspaper on July 25 ~rith reference to water rates, and the fact that it was stated that condominiums have special advantages. He explained that Leisure- ville is not a condominium, and he also explained the water rates and the ad valorem taxes that Leisu~eville pays. Mr. Arahie asked Mr. Vastine if he feels Leisureville is paying more insofar as actual dollars than it is costinq the City to have them out there. -2- MINUTES REGULAR CItY COUNCIL MEET~G AUGUST 1: 1972 .PUBLIC AL~IENCE, cont'd. Mr. Vastine stated that h/s basic concept is that we are all in thi~ to share alike. Hr. Vastine also asked that in this agonizing re-appraisal of the sanitation tr~ogTam Council recognize that mote facts amc necessary ~to make a f-all decision on this. He then stated that if this sys- tem shows a deficit~ they are willing to consider what would be a nominal increase in rate. Thc~as Canavan asked to speak on Item VIII, B and Item tX, C-2. Hank Thompson asked to speak on Item U~ 1, Harz~] LeFoz~e as/<ed to speak on Item Gil Ecke~t, rep=esenting Hempsh4re Gardens, stated that about 7 or 8 months ago the City bought a large sweeper add it has been used only 5 or 4 times on L~-I. Someone should take a look at ~S-1 and the sight it is in. Something should be done. Mrs. Jackson stated that she has noticed that D.O.To has been im~ along M~. Killgore stated that this is the responsibility of the Depa~c- merit of Transpoz~cation: and occasionally the City will assist in this. PUBLIC HEAPING 8:00 P. M. Amendment to Municipal Ordinance ~62-9 Constituting Master Zoning Cedm Mr. Moore explained that this is for an increase in the squame foot- age in R-/AA zone from 1500 to 1800 sq. ft. Also in C-1 and zone multiple family structures would be allowed, in accordance with R-3 l~quirements, Mayo~ Effron asked if anyone pmesent would like to speak in favor of this amendment. No one appeared. Mayor Eff~on then asked if anyone present would like to speak against this amendment. Hank Thompson came forward representing the Boynton Beach-Ocean R/dge Board of Realtors. He asked that the letter Council had received be read. Mayor Effron read the letter that was received from Hank Thompson and the Board of Realtors, ~ating their objection to this amendment. -5- MINUTES REGULAR C~TY COUNCIL F~ETING AUGUST 1, 1972 IKIBLIC HEARING, CONT'D. Mrs. Jackson then stated that the people do have the opportunity to go before the Board of Adjustment. The Plannin~ & Zoning Board has been working very hard on this and want it. Mayo~ Effron read a letter from Milticent OppOX~cu~ities Corporation, Prank Murro, also stating objection to the amendment. Mr. Archie stated that he was one of the ones who suggested ohang-lng this to 1800 sq. ft~ and in this lett~ from Mr. Thompson a good point is mentioned "which has not been ¢~y thought out~'. He does not think enough thought has been ~iven to this. This needs more study· Mr. Wehrell spoke in favor of the amendment. He lives in Boynton Isle: and most of the lot% with the exception o~ one or two: oan ac- commodate 1800 sQ. ft.~ and still comply with all the requirements~ in Boynton Isle and Lee Manor. Mr. Thompson stated that the lots in Lee Manor are just l~ge enough to accommodate 1800 sq. ft. We feel that if they are being made non- conforming then it is a rather useless act. Mr. Blanchette added that you need space to build a house with a little design: and not just a square box. This would also flood our Board of Adjustmer~c. He thinks this should be steadied more and apply it to new subdivisions with larger lots. Mr. Archie moved that this be tabled for further study: seconded by Mr. Blanchette. Motion oax~ied Mayor Effron stated that we had heard the people speak on raising the square footage on single family ~esidences. He thought it was the desire to raise the square footage by taking out the carport and utility room, and requiring 1500 square feet of living area. Possibly they can designate a new zone for R-iAAA for a higher square footage. Parcel ~1 - Address: Applicant: Request: Zoned: 722 N. W. 2nd St. Rev. Sytvester Wright Conditional Use for Church Building R-1 Rev. Wright spoke in favor of the request. He stated that they pur- chased the property to build a ~, and did not kno~ at the time that you had tO have an acre. Mayor Effron stated that there was one letter of objection from Mrs. F. P. Mllls~ a~kiug that the property be fenced. -4- MINUTES REGULAR CItY COUNCIL MEETING AUGUST 1, 1972 ..FdBLICHEARING~ cont'd. Rev. Wright stated that this is in the plan, because he thinks it should be fenced. Hezm~mnPorbas, 425 N. W. 4th Avenue, asked if the Church will pro- vide parking or wiS-lit be off-street parking. If they p~ovide pa~king he has no objection, hut he does not want a lot of ca~s parking along the street. Rev. W~ight stated that most of the m~mbers will be walking, but there will be some parking off the street. F~. Archie asked if land was av~{ 151e for ps~kin~ if needed. Rev. Wright did not know if any land is available. Mayor Effron noted that in the minutes o£ the Planning & Zoning Board meeting it states about 8 d~iving m~mbers, the balance watk/ng. Mr. Archie asked how many seats the church would have. Rev. Wright did not know, but the buildingwill be 40' x 90'. Roberts suggested getting more details of the plan before tak- action. Mr. Roberts moved to table this until Rev. Wright gets more informa- tion on the buildgng plans, seconded by Mrs. Jackson. U~der discussion Mr. Archie stated that he is non-conforming, there is less than an acre and there is probably not enough parking. If he solves a few of these maybe we can do something for him~ Motion carried 5-0. No one appeared to speak against the request. Pareel~ - Address: Applicant: Request: Zoned: 560 N. W. 10th Avenue Rev. Sytvester Banks Conditional Use for Church Building Rev. Banks requested that he would like to build a church. There is a small ehu~eh in just about the same location: and he wants to build a larger church on another lot. Mayor Effron asked if he wants to expand the present church or pro- Vide for additional parking? Rev. Banks stated that he wants to build a larger church on a dif- f erent lot. -5- MINUTES -,i~G~LAR CITY COUNCIL AUD~ST 1, 1972 .,PUBLIC HE~qG, cont'd. Mr. Barrett th~n came forward and explained that these two parcels camm in at the same time and he inadvertently applied the same re- strictions to thom both, and this should never have cOme before the Boa~d or Council. Council directed Rev. Banks to the Building Depa~.~ment for his build- irg permit. pUBLIC ~DIENCE, cont'd. .Robe_z~...Bey~er ~eP~e~. e. nted Sterling Village and Sterling Village Sen- ~o~ Citizens in spe~g about the same n. ewspape~ article which Mr. Uastine spoke about, with ~ega~d to special privileges of eandominium t~e~s. He repo~ted the actual facts to the Council, and concluded at ne~paper reporters should stick to the facts. Mr. Archie pointed out one e~Tor in Fir. Bey~er's repo~t, that is that every person in the town of Ocean Ridge has a wate~ meter. No,man Strnad stated that he has been living on South Federal Highway fo~ 19 years. He asked if Council knows how many times a year the Depaz'b~sent Of Transportation cleans M~. Killgore stated that he did not know how many times, but knows they were here last week. He has discussed this with M_~. Ramos, and he admits maintenance was poor: and it was a matter of not having funds. We told thom we would do it provided we had their cheek. We cannot spend a large sum of money if we do not have the full responsi- bility. M~. Strnad stated that in the 12 years he has lived on U~-i, if the D. O. T. came through once a year, that would be a lot. He sweeps his own street. He has been deluged ~2th sand and muck frc~ the Colonial Club since they have started. There is so much dust that they cannot open any windows. It is not fair for anybody to come in and static a project, and not have any responsibility to the people who are living there. Mr. Kitlgore stated that the only thing the City can do is repoz~c this to the D. O. T., and try to wo~k with them. Mr. Strnad Stated that Council should be able to eontr~l these dev- elopers. Mayor Effron stated that Mr. Killgore has checked on this, and will follow through on this. We cannot use our tax dollar to maintain a State or County road. He suggested that some of the residents call the Department of Transportation. -6- MINUTES REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING AIIGL~T 1, 1972 BIDS Handball Courts at Civic Center Mr. Killgore recoa~ended that the bid from M. J. He~dnger be accep- ted in the amount of Mr. Archie moved to accept the recommendation of the City Manager and award the hid to M. J. H~mmln~er ~n ~b~ M . .~ _- ____ amou/l~ of $7,211~ seconded by r. BlancHette. Motion cazT~ed 5-0. ~epainting the O~t$ide of City Ma1 ~ Mr. X.ill~o~e recommended the 5id from Black BLvz~ Paint Co. be accep- ted, in the amount of $1~ 585.00, the low bid. Mr. Areh/e m. oved to accept the~City Manager,s recommendation, and ¢o. the amour of 1,555.00, the ±ow D~, seconded Dy Mr, Roberts. Motion ca~ied 5-0, LEGAL O~dinance No. 72-20 - 2nd R~d~ _ Flonida Pneumatic Annexation Mr. Moo~e read Ord, ~-72-20, Mr. Archle moved to adopt Ord. on second and final reading, seconded by Mr. Robe~cs. Motion ca~- tied 5-0. Ordinance No. 72-24 - Public Utilities Extension Mr. Moore read Ord. ~72-2~. Mr. Arehie moved to adopt Ord. ~72-24 on second and final reading, seconded by Mr. Roberts. Motion carried 5-0. Resolution No. 72-S - Abandonment of Right o~ Way - Raquest of Boyn- t.0n Beach M~11~ Inc. Hr. Moore read Res. No. 72-$. Mrs. Jackson moved to ado~c Resolution No. 72-S, seconded by Mr. Btanehette. Motion carTied 5-0. Ordinance No. 72-21 - Reogiest for ~nne×ation - St. Andrews Mrs. Jackson asked Mr. Moore if he has received an answer from the Attorney General. Mr. Moore answered that the Attorney Genemal has not rendered an opinion as yet, but in talking 'with the Asst. Attorney General her initial opinion was that she a9T~ with me. Mr. MOo~e also stated that he has requested an opinion from the Plot- ida League of Cities. Mr. LePorte stated he was going to ask the question whether or not the City Attorney received an answe~ f~om the Attorney General regarding his opin/on that this new law supersedes the Chmrter. -7- MINUTES REGULAR CITy CO~cIL ~ETING AUGUST 1: 1972 Ordinance No. 72-21~ conrad. Mr. MOOre stated that he did not make that statements only that it is supplemental or an alternative to our ChaUcer. Mr. LeFol*c feels that the people shOuld decide what kind of City e/dethey, want and should go out on a referendum, and let the people de- Mr. Beyrer urged Council to pass this Ordinance first reading, then pass ~.it on second ~eadi~j. All · on for the ~q)irds~. I~ w~ ~ ....... tkis t~]k about r ~_~,~a~,~o --~-- ~rem one 25 people quired to have a referendum, the bette~ off we will be. Eze!l Hester stated that the q~estion is whether Boynton Beach is go- ing to remain small or grow. You can try to stagnate progress if you want. There are some people in this City that don't want anything to happen except remain as it was !0 years ago, and it is not goir~ to. Mr. MOore, 7 read Ord. ~72-21 in its entirety. Mr. A~chie moved that Ord. ~.~2-21. be passed on first reading: seconded by Fno. Roberts. Un- der d/~eusslon Mrs. Jackson stated that she thinks it will be a good thing to have. Motion carried 5-0. Consider AP_p_ointment or_AttorneY to Defend Per~.sular Lawsuit Mrs. Jackson reported that Mr. Simon has consented to defend the suit but did not get the matelW_a1 until the 21st of July. Mr. MOore denied the accusations that he was baekdating seme of the material. As he understands it, the default was filed a day ahead of time, and Mr. Simon Stated that he got the Plea in on time. Mr. ~ 1 !gore stated that the reason this is on the Agenda '~ m~ for theC~dncilCity:t°and°fficiallYwhat conditionsapp°int thi~an attorney who is going to represent contacted me and told me he had flied on behalf of this City in time person is under. Ms~ Simon had before the expiration. He also of $60 an hour. M~. Moore d' me he was hired at the rate ld forward the file to me immediately: and told me at the time if any additional information was needed he would be qtad to assist. Mr. R.o~bel~.s moved t.o accept Mr. Simon ~h.e City .in the sumt at $80 an hn,,~ .~a~_~t~he .A.tto..rney to represent Areh~e voted ~es~ ~ ....... ~ayor Effron voted ~n~ _as.e that is there: and does ~* ~ .... fo.r t..he C~ty to de~end the ~enlnsular. ~ ~ i~ is ~rectly related to RECESS at 9:~0 -8- MINU~ES REGU~ CITY COUNCIL NMMTING A~GUST I~ 1972 OLD B~SINESS Payment for Relocation of FOz~e Main /2A Mr. Kitlgore reported on his attempt to get the County to pay pa~t of the cost for relocating the force main. The reply Engineer indioates that this w~ ......... f~om the County ~ z,uu .~.ne fault of their office. The fact remains that the~e was authorization sent for this to be changed th.ore,ore he feels we inc rr~d ~b~ ...... prmor a'~anger~ent on wh~, ~,~^~_n_e..u~l~..gation to p. ay without any $3~796.07 bepaid. ...... ~ ~¥. ~e rec~ends the bill of Mr. Archie moved to aocept the recommendation of the City Manager and pay theh'mtl, seconded by Mr. Blanchette. ~Otion ca]m~ied 5-0. ..Reconsider the Vote on. City M_anager_'s Duties (V~ Mrs. Jackson stated that at the last meetinq she made a motion to put ~the duties of the City M. ana? in the Char~r and asked the Charter uommittee to go ahead with this. She found out the next day from the minutes that they a~e ge~Lirlg very e-lose to that section and: rather than push them, she would like to reconsider that motion. She then moved to let the Charter Board PrOceed as they are and consider this when they get there~ seconded by Mr. Arahie. Motion carried 5-0. NEW BUSmNESS Dm.cuss Buildings formerly occupied by Police and Fire Departments (Mrs: Jackson) Mrs. Jackson stated she has been thinking about this, and there is a reverter clause on the property. Many people have told her they would like to have something cultural~ and have something outstand- inq on US-1. Every city~ county and state is being asked to donate a bicentennial park. Perhaps we can use this property for a park. Thomas Canavan stated that he appreciated Mrs. Jackson's suggestion but you can never begin to use those buildings. TH9 Fire Dept. buildinq has been condemned~ and the other building should also be condemned. Mr. Blanchette asked if on this reverter clause does there have to he a building. Mr. Moore stated it can be any type of municipal purposes. Mr. Blanehette stated that if it is made into a Park, the buildings should be torn down. -9- MI~ITE S REGU/~R CII~Y COUNCIL MEETING AUGUST 1~ 1979 NEW BUSINESS, cont'd. Mr. Archie suggested this he turned over to a committee because there are dozens of recommendations to be considered. Mayor Effron stated that his suggestion is to use the old Police Com- plex for a drug abuse center. There are funds being applied for by the Drug Abuse Center in Delray. This is something he would like to see turned over to a committee for further study along with other recommendations. Mr. Archie moved that this be tumned over to the Community Develop- ment Board for further study and reeommendatlon~ to the Council, seconded by Mrs. Jackson. Motion carried 5-0. Property at Ocean Ridge Thomas Canavan stated that he instigated the acquisition of beach property. Ocean Ridge never saw fit to pay the fire hyd~ent bill. Mayor Effron stated that the Council has been trying to communicate with Ocean Ridge, and great strides have been made. We had a work- shop meeting with Ocean Ridge and discussed the sewer service to Ocean Ridge: additional beach acquisition and city-owned property, which has a cloud on the ~it!e. In view of the County Commission action this afternoon I don't know what Ocean Ridge is going to do, but I hope they don't do what some of the people say they are going to do. In good faith we got a resolution from Ocean Ridge for 800' of additional beach acquisition. As far as the fi~e hydrant eha~ge, he asked the City Attorney if we haue a court opinion on this. Mr. Moore stated yes, it is on file. Co.f alS Slo~er~ Mr. Canavan stated that he convinced one of the County ' ' to reverse his vote to accept the property adjoining the County property. Mayor Effron told him that he thinks he made a big mistake. ~henge Order - Extension of Sanitary Sewers for S. E. 26th Avenue Mr. Killgore reported that this has been held up waiting for exten- sion of the sewe~ i/ne. He recommended the change order be approved to allow the same contractor to install this sewer extension prior to paving, in the amount of $2,979.50. Mr. Archie moved to accept the City Manager's recommenda.tion~ end award the change order in the amount of $2~ 972.50, seconded by Blanchette. Motion carried 5-0. -10- MINUTES REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING A~ 1~ 1972 NEW BUSINE$S~ cont'd. Request for License - Beer Consumption on Premises (George Culver) Mayor Effron asked how the 200 ya~dtstanoerequirement was affec- ted vhen ~he Division of Beve~$g9 too~over the license. Mr. Moore's opinion is that it would be eliminated. Mr. Arehie moved that the request be 9~anted, seconded by Mr. Blan- chette. ~nder discussionMayor Eff~on stated he is still not clear on this lstance requirement. His interpretation is all the Council has to do 1, indicate that the zoning does or does not Council asked for Mr. Barrett's opinion. Mr. Moore stated that the distance ~equi~ement is under the alco- holic beverage ordinance, not the zoning ordinance. The only thing the City has to do now is certify whether or not it complies with the zone of the City. Mr. Barrett stated that under the zoning it complies~ but as far as the distance requirement he does not know~ that is why he did not sign it. He thought it should be a judgment of the Council. Mr. Arable withdrew his motion and moved to table the item~ seconded by Mrs.' Jackson. Motion carried 5-0. Application for Solicitation - Palm Beach ~Wide Tracks~ Sports Association Mayor Effron stated that this is a group that are disabled and in wheelchairs. For a mean~ o~-~ ~aising money they a~e playing basket- b~]] games with different organ~ations. If this permit is granted they have Scheduled a meeting with the Jaycees. Mrs. Jackso~ moved that the request be granted: seconded by Mr. Blanehette. Motion carried 5-0. Request for Liquor License - Gulfstream Marina Mrs. Jackson read the letter that she received from the Beverage Departs,ont. Mrs. Jackson moved that the ~equest be rejected: because it is not in the proper zone~ seeonded byMr. Roberts. Under discussion Mr. Moore stated to keep in mind that a conditional use has already been granted to the property. Mms. Jackson referred to minutes of 1964. MINUTES RE~di~R CITY COUNCIL MEETING AUGUST !~ 1972 Request fo~ Liquor License - GulfstreamMa~ines cont'd. Considerable discussion ~ollowed. Mrs. Jackson stated that during the recess people came up to her and said they were here to protest this: but had to leave. Mr. Blanchette pointed out that this is R-1AA property next door to this. Motion carried 4-1. Mr. Archie voted ~no:~. ADMINISTRATIVE Review Operation of Sanitation Department (Tabled) Fn~. Arehie moved to remove this from the table, seconded by Mr. Blan- ehette. Motion carried 5-0. Mr. Az~hie stated that many allegation~ were made at the last meeting about Mr. Phil Moreno. He has checked with one of the customers whom he has been serving for 10 years, and the rates are still the same. Each homeowner has paid the same for the last lO years. The only time the cost to the Town of Ocean Ridge goes up is when they add more houses, the County the same way. There has been one increase of 50¢ which the County called for themselves over the last 15 years. Mr. Arehie further stated that he feels just as he did in 1965 for store drains and other things voted down by the people. He feels now that people wish they had done something. Within five years people are going to wish they had done something about private sani- tation. One of the problems is our land fill area~ which the Health Depaz~Taent is on our back about. There are many me~its to going out to private garbage collection. There is also the other side to it~ but we have a good history here. At present we are paying $2 a month, plus % a milt ad valorem taxeS. His recon~aendation is to raise the rate but lowe~ taxes. Mrs. Jackson recommended going on as we are now, with ~ cost account- ing for one year. Mayor Effron stated that he would hate to see the City go for a yea~ without cost accounting. Considerable discussion followed. Mrs. Jackson moved to continue as we are at the same rate for one year, seconded by M~. Roberts. Mr. Ei. ltgo~e' impressed., upon Council not to be making a decision of this nature without seeing t~he budget. This decision should not be made p~ematurely without seeing all the facts. MINUTES RE~VdLAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING AUGRST 1, 1972 Review Operation of .Sanitation Department~ eont'd. Mr. Beyrer stated he is agazn.t infiltration of all private busi- nesses including garbage collection. M~s. Jackson withdrew her motion. Mr. Archie moved to table the item, seconded by Mr. Blauchette. Mo- tion ca~ried 5-0. · App°intment. of. Building Official Mr. Killgore ~eco~,~ended the appointment of William J. Galeazzi as Building Official. Mr. Roberts stated that he looked at the application, and he seems to be a fine man: but noticed that he has not had any experience in building in Florida. He is to start at $13,624~ plus car allowance: which would make it about $15,000~ and he has had little experience. Mr. Killgore stated this comes back to the basic issue of whether you want a City Managed or not. This is the basic issue heres not whether we appoint this man or not, hut do you have enough confi- dence in me to appoint department heads. I think the man is capable of doin~ the job. If you feel you do not want to honor any City .Managed doxng his job then the Ordinance ought to be abandoned. The issue is whether or not you want a City Menager. If you don't have confidence in me in trying to woDk in the City Manager-Council pro- cess, then you don:t need me. Mr. Roberts then stated that apparently Mr. Ki!lgora does not want to admit that he can make an oversight or a mistake. He was only questioning the fact that a man was starting with little experience at $15: 000'. Mr. ADchie stated that he has the utmost confidence in Mr. Killgo~e and feels that he knows what he is doing. Mr. Arabic moved to hire Mr. Galeazzi as the Building Official for the City of Boynton Beach, seconded by Mr. Blanohette. Mo~ion car- ried 3-2. Mrs. Jackson and Mr. Roberts voted ~no~'. Approval of Bills Allen Insurance Agency $ 14:307.00 Mr. Kiltgore recommended the bill be paid. Mrs. Jackson moved that the bill be paid~ seconded by Mr. Archie. Motion carried 5-0. MINUTES REGULAR CITY CO~hNCIL MEETING AUGUST 1~ 1972 .Approval of Bills: cont'd. M. J. Hemminger~ Inc. $ Mr. Xillqore recommended this item be withdrawn from the Agenda: as there are some th~ng~ that have not been cleamed up. Mr. Archie so moved, seconded by ~s. Jackson. Motion carTied 5-0. Russell & Axon Consu!tingEngineers 725.45 Mr. ](illgore recommended the bill be paid. Fn2. Archie moved to pay the bill, seconded by Mrs. Jackson. Motion eaz~ied 5-0. City Attorney - For demolition proceedings for building on N. E. 2ndAvenue $ 1,750.00 Mr. Archie moved to pay the bill~ seconded by Mr. Blanchette. Motion carried 5-0. OTHER Mayor Eff~on asked Jaekie Bolden to come forward and explain his progrem. Mr. Bolden explained his program to clean up the black community. He feels that a clean up situation would he more effective in the area where it is needed the most. He feels the black people should take more pride Ln their area. This clean up session should take place 5 o~ 4 t/mos a year, strictly in the black section. Mr. Botden further stated that they will need contributions for bags. This will he on August 9, 16 and 25, from 10:30 to 12:30. City Insurance Mayor Effron reported that in checking with the agencies recommen- ded, they both agree with the format and that coverage should be updated. In taN_king with Mr. Allen and Mr. McNamara, both of them agree to prepare specifications for the City at no cost, but will be allowed to participate in the bids. Clarence Beery of De/may will tabulate the bids once they are submitted. Mr. Are.hie moved that Mr. Alien and Mr. McNamara prepare specifi- cations for updating insurance coverage, and Mr. Berry tabulate the bids when they come in, seconded by Mr. Blanchette. Motion carried 5-0. -14- MINUTES REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING AUGLhgT 1~ 1972 Report on Flood Insumance Mayor Effronmepo~tedthathe and Mr. K/llgore were invited to the semina~rith regard to flood /nsurance~ and it was ~ecommended to us for the Council's consideration that Boynto~ Beach come in under the emergency program. Every member of Council will be given copies of the information to go over, and come back to the next m~eting. ADJOURNMENT Mr. A~ehie moved to adjourn, seconded by Mr. Blanehette. Meeting adjourned at 10:55 P. M. ATTEST: City CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH~ FLORIDA obert B. Effron~or rs. Emi M. a Vioe yor Co~ ~. A~ie: Co~ei~ David Robe~ Coun~ -15- E OF OBLIGOR: ~ne Cit~- oF Boynton Beach, Florida THE CHASE~. MANHATTAN BANK, N.A. 6 01303 DESCRIPTION Of ISSUE: ~qater ReVenue Bond Bated December l, 1950 NUMBER OF COUPONS 76 FACE AMOUNT NUMb ER OF BONDS PRINCIPAL AMOUNT S 2~2/1/71 76 25.00 1,900. O0 ~e e. bove co Don~ we~o lmid dr,~g the l~riod o Decemb~ 1, thru ~ecembe.~ 16, 1971. THE CHASE MANHATTAN BANK, N.A. 6 01314 E Of OBLIGOR: The Ci~3r of Boynton Beach, Florid~ DESCRIPTION OF ISSUE: Re~ a~ud Improvemez~:; Bond Dated 'JUne 1, 1964 NUMBER OF COUPONS NUMBER Of BOND3 1,092 FACE AMOUNt $ 104,644.52 lO4,644.52 ~.~ ~/~/7~ 8~ 87.5o 7,~7-5o ' ~ 1~ 93.75 ~5,375.oo' 156 ~ .~ 15,113.28- , ~4 1~ .~ 66,~0.~ - ,[~ ~e above co~ m~ were paid d~ r~ the period o: 8~t~ber 22, .~1 t~ ~ch l~ ~ 1~2. ~ o~ O~L soR: ~he City of Boyn~on Beaeh~ ~o~ida ~ ~ER A~-TAcR~D NU~s~ O~ ~ONOs 5 A~O~NT s 1,~7.50 PRINCIPAL AMOUNT the Period of ~e~ber 7~ 1~1 / - / / / / / /