Minutes 04-01-68MII~TW~ES OP REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING HELD
BOYNTON BF~.CH. FiORID.~ ON i~OND2 %' AT CI~
......... ~ . A~ Z~I~iL 1~1968 AT 7.:30
P~S~T:
Fiicheal V. Mi~hael, Mayor
Vincent j. Gallo, Vice Mayor
Gilbert tie Col3.~us~ Co%~nci3_man
Leonard E. ~ylund, Couneilm~
~r~omas Ao $~..~rs~ Councilman
Gene ~oore, City Attorney
Gr,.dy W. Courtney~CityMgr.
Tereesa Padgett, City Clerk
Mayor Michael called the meeting to order at 7:30 P.M.
The Invocation was given by Father Vann, and the Flag Salute
was led by "Youth Mayor" Ernie Gilmer.
Presentation of Certificates to ~articipants
"~uth in C~over~._~ent-
Faayor Michael stepped down from the dais, congratulated ar~
presented each student from Boynton Beach J~. High School
with a Certificate for
Government Day". their participation in "Youth in
Kay Matheny, presented the Mayor & Council with a booklet
which had been prepared by the students outlining their
impressions and opinions of the Ci=y position they held
for the day~ and eXpressed the appreciation of the students
to the City Council.
"Youth Mayor" Gitmer thanked the Mayor & Council on behalf
of all the Students for the privilege and opportunity of
serving as City Officials and Emplo~ees.
!~Ii~3TES:
-Regular Meeting - March 18, 196~';
BLT. Nylund moved that the Minutes of March 18, 1968 Meeting
be accepted as presented Mr. $~mers seconded. Unanimously
carried. '
O~LD BUSINESS:
None
~P~ING OF BIDS - 7:45
~. Nylund moved that the receiving of bids be closed and
the bids whichhave been received be opened. Mr. Gallo
secOnded. UnanimouSly carried.
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- o~-ac, Pt ~ Lauderdale ~4,140.00
te~w=rt ~ontiac, ~¢est Palm Beach $4,06~.00
Jerry Earl Pontia~,D~lray B~ach
Mr. $~mmers moved the proposals be accepted and turned
over to '~e ~ulatin~ Committee
~. Gallo seconded. U
nan~ously carried.
City Clerk ~= ~
s~.t=d on!y one bid had been received,
Jerry Fart Pontiac, Delray Beach ~2,~98.00
Trade ~ !, 050~0~
Total Price $!,448.00
Fm~ ~yi~nd moved thid bid be turned over to the T~ulating
Co~¢:ittee for their recommendation. Mr. Supers seconded.
Unanimously Carried.
~yor Michael read the following re~ests for change in
zoning:
Parcel 1: (a)
Parcel 2:
Lots, 4~5 & South 15 feet of Lot 3,
Central Park Subdivision
Re~uest: C-! to C~2
~a..~. 50 feet of Lots 11 & 12.
Request: R.~2 to C-2
Location: 1317 So. Fed. ~wy.
Owner: j. F. King
Lot 6, Central Park SLfodivision
Re~dest: C-1 to C~2
East 50 feet of Lot 13, Central Pk.
Subdivision
Request: R-2 to C-2
Location: 1323 So. Fed. ~wy.
~ner: Colin McKenna
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- .~-en asked for anyone in the audience to come
forwar~ wilo was in favor of ~e Change in zoning.
~ank ~ ~
,~a~ee representativ~ of ~4orris
' ~pso~, w~o r~
quested the re-zOning of the j. ~. King pro~rty came for-
ward and ~--
o~a~ed the reason for this r~
struct a Biff B~rger Drive i~ ~qL._st was to con-
office is in ~rgo, ~ · ~Staurant whose main
- Kenna c~e fo~ard to explain he favored ~e ch~ge
in zoning in the area requested to eti~nate spot zoning
as the remainder of ~%e block was zoned C-2.
Joku Nowiak, 234 S. W. 13~ ~
presently mana~in~ = o~=~J ~'~, Sta=e~ t~at
there is a ~ ~ ~ ~-~ ~rger in Pa]atk~
~.~_~ ~ --~--~ ~or a Drive In ~ ~-- Y '-, ~'~ua, reels
in tn(~ City and assured the Cit}, Council it would be
, ~ ~ uo me manager of the Biff Burger
o~rated quistly and effic1~tty.
~yor ~chael then asked for anyone in the audience to
come fo~;ard who objected to this change in zoning.
l~o one ca~e fo~ard.
Mr. Gallo moved ~e request for ~e change of zon~g to
C-2 be granted. }~-Collins Seconded.
}~. S~ers felt that ~e request should be studied and
the City sheutd wait for the master pla~ers, reco~enda_
tions.
}iotion passed ~1, k~.Summers dissenting.
CitYr. At~rney. then read Ordinance 68-7 on 1st reading
g ~nt.~ng ~is re~est for Change of zoning.
~. G~llo moved Ordinance 68-7 be passed on 1st reading.
~- Hyll!nd seconded. U '
nanlmously carried.
D. E. ~ffle, 9!4 S. W. 27th AVenue stated ~at he thouqht
we should continue with the present Trailer Ordinance.
Raimond E. ~ar=ln, 919 S. W. 27~ Way, expressed his
Objection to ~e parking of trailers in a residential area.
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F. Lo Waliaoe, 2830 S. W. 9th St. stated he was in favor
of trailers being parked on residential property.
Dwigh~ F~noe~u, 727 S. W. 27th Terrace, stated the residents
of hi~ area do not want trailers paz%ked on private property.
C. Uo PenDey,~. 3250 E. Palm Drive, voiced his approval of
trailers b~lng parked on private property.
Mrs. Emily Jackson, 728 N. E. 9th Avenue expressed her
approval of the City Council being elected "at
rather than by districts, large"
Robert Beyrer, Executive Council Chairman of Sterling
Village, requested t~e Council to ask the State Road
Department to approve at /sase three access roads for
Highway 1-55, without e~rpense to the taxpayers of the City.
Mills Balfry, 165 Flamingo Drive, suggested the City
Council Up,ate the present Trailer Ordinance.
Hrs. Catherine Balfry, 165 Plamingo Drive, was in favor
derived°f camperSfroman~c~mpingWent Onout.to explain the pleasure her family
Chad!es Eo Sales, 3461 Ocean Parkway, suggested the
City up date the present Trailer Ordinance stating that
a camper helps establish a better family life.
NEW BUSINESS:
Correspondence:
The City Cl~k read a letter received from the American
Legion Cline-Pautseh Post No. 164 in which they req%~ested
the Council and all civic minded citizens to participate
in the ~ . -
Lemor!al Day Parade this year.
Ordinance 68-4 (2nd Reading) Re: Hours of Sale of
Alcoholic Beveraqes (On the Table_}:
Hr. Gallo made the motion that this item be removed from
the table. F~. Summers Seconded. Unanimously carried.
City Attorney read Ordinance 68-4 by caption only.
Mr~ Gallo moved Ordinance 68-4 be ~%ssed on Second reading.
£~. Collins seconde~. Motion carried 3-2, Mr.S~ers and
Mr. E~ylund dissenting.
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Ordinance 68-6 (2nd Reading) D~ending Sec. 12-1 of the
City Attorney read Ordinance 68~$ by c~ption
Mm. Gallo moved Ordinance 68-6 be passed on second reading.
~- ~ylund seconded. Unanimously Carried.
Resol,_~t~ion -k~endinq G~b~.~e
entiretyoRes°luti°n 68-A was read by the City Attorney in its
~r. Gallo moved Resolution 68-A be passed. Mr SUmmers
seconded. Unanimously Carried. '
Cons~.~r Offer of Pro osed Right.' of_ W~ial.. __ ~ark:.
k4r. S~ers made a motion that t - ·
~Xt~n~ng Zndustrial Ave~,~ ~ ~D~ed for rzght-of-wav
· ~-~tan~ey ~eaver. Mr. Ga"~ ~uy feet be.accepted fromm
.... ~con~ed. Unan~mous!y carried.
~4ayor~'~chael asked the record to show that the City
accepting this deed, would not pave ~e Street.
~licat~o~ to
City Clerk stated the Little League would like to make a
house to house canvas on April 20th~ for f~ds which would
be used for the ~'
~lttle ~a~e activities, ~d also read a
P~clamation by F~yor Michael desig~t~ April 20th as
Little League Day.
k~-.~. Sub, ers moved ~e grant this request to solicit
~- costs invo!'ved. ~. Gallo seconded. Unanimously
A~khorj.z~n RegD~sted toAdvert~se for_Bids:
i~'C°urtney e~lained the present contract for r~moval of
ju~ cars expires this month and authorization is requested
to go out for bids.
F~. S~mers moved the City ~ager 5e authorized to go out
for bids on contracts for ju~ car r~oval. },~. Nylund
seeonde~. Unan~ously carried.
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~_t of_~qesiqnation:
~ayor F~Chael stated the City received ~!r. Robert Brand's
resignation from Board of Adjustment.
Mt. Gallo moved we accept ~k'.Brand's resignation. ~%~. Nylund
seconded. Unanimously Carried.
~ransfar oJFunds:
Mr. Cour~ne~ explained that it would be necessa
~ {unds an order to pay F~r. Irv=- ~ - ry to trans-
ua~ner fee~ to ~- r ..... ~ ~angDein, $500.
Beach ~emorial Ga~ =ne c~uy's litigations with0~a~
Mt. Gallo moved the City Manager be granted this request.
F~r. Nylund seconded. Unanimously carried.
~Dp~qval of Bills:
City Cle~c presented the following bills and stated they had
been checked by Finance and approved by the City Manager.
Tom Wood Equipment CORD.
For: 2 packers ® $5,94~.00 each $11,890.00
Mr. Nylund moved we authorize payment of this bill. ~.
Sum~mers Seconded. Unanimously Carried.
Benz Chevrolet Co.
For: 2 ~hassis for garbage trucks
~ $6,106.68
$t2~213.3~
The City ~4anager requested approval to keep the old gar-
bage trucks and not trade them in at this time.
~,r.~uulme~s moved tb~%t the City Council authorize payment
of this bill, and allow the Sanitation Department to
keep its old equipment rather than trade it in
seconded. Une~eusly carried.
C_/grr e~
Mr. C~rt~uey advised ~hat he was in receipt of a lette
from I~. Wool--bright, Sr., of R~S~.. r
~ w~s s~a~ed the sewer ro~
nas peen Completed, exce t . P eot
a=.~ly accept =he project.
The City Attorney advised ~]e City could agree with a quali-
fied acceptance.
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Z~--~-Gallo made a motion that the City accept R~ssell and
Axon's recom~'P, dations on S~a, age Project 575~8k ~ea 15.
~D~qliti°~ 9Dd Removsl of ~ire Destro=ed~
Mt.Gallo explained that Several we~sback there had been
a fire.in a building on South ~e~ ·
the bU~ldin~ in a ~ .... =--- ~aeral ~lgh~-~a whic
· e~, nad been requestea ~ ~ e owner, Mr.
· ng and further ..... e~Ove the destroyed build-
stated, he felt ~. Piszcek, should receive
a letter of appreciation fromt~e City
~tion_~n reraoving Same. ~e Sit ..... for his prompt
wou~d be ~lad ~ ~ ...... ~ ~'~nager stated that
~ -~ ~ua~sn ~r. PlSzcek with such a letter.
There being no further business, Mt. Gallo moved the meet-
ing be adjourned. Mt. Summers seconded. Unanimously Carried.
Meeting adjourned at 9 P.M.
Tereesa
Padg~/Ci'ty-- C
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