Minutes 09-21-64NINUTES OF REGULAR N~EETING OF THE CITY COUNCIL, HELD IN CITY
HALL, BOT~TON BEACH, FLORIDA, SEPTENBER 21, 1964, at 7:50 P.M.
J. ALLISON BANES, ~tL~YOR
JANES J. ~LAHONEY, VICE-~I~AYOR
J0ttN L. ~ARCHIE, COUNCt~N
~H?¥~AS A. SU~RS, COUNCILMAN
~ALTER A. 2vIADSEN, COUNCIIf.?~AN
F. T. KAIN, CITY NANAGER
G~E ~00RE, CITY ATTO~EY
TEREESA PADGETT, CITY CLERK
The M~yor called the meeting to order and gave
rich. Mr. ~adsen led the Salute to the Flag.
the invoca-
Nr. ~ahoney moved that
be accepted as written.
the minutes of September 14, 1964,
A~chie seconded. ~otion carried 8-0.
OLD BUSINESS
~Pp0intment to Resources Developm~t Boar8
~. Nadsen moved that the Council appoint Vice-~¢~yor Nahoney
to a three-year term to the Palm Beach County Resources Develop-
ment Board to fill the vacancy caused by the expiration of the
term of 2~ayor J. Allison Banks. ~ayor Banks' appointment expires
Septembe~ 30, 1964. Nr. Summers seconded. ~Otion carried 4-0,
l~r. Nahoney abstained.
PUBLIC HAL~-HOb~
The Nayor introduced ~r. A1 Avery, I~ayor of the City of
Detray Beach, Florida. i¢~yor Banks also welcomed John Ryan who
was in the audience. Nr. Ryan asked if there was an anti-howlir~g
dog ordinance. ~r. ~oore told him that the C~t
- y did have an
ordinance for this, and if he would go to the Police Station and
sign a complaint, the case would go ~o municipal court. ~r. Ryan
complimented Chief of Police Erwin for prompt attention and
service to an inquiry Nr. Hyan made by telephone from North Caro-
lina regarding the condition of his home following the recent
hurricane.
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MINUTES
Oity CouuciI-
Bo~nton Beach, Fla.
September 21, 1964
NE~ BUS~ESS
Establis-hment and Ao~Intments to Industrial Commissioo
Mr. Archie moved that t~e Council establish au Industrial
Con~ission aud that l~r. Robert Golish and Mr. Frank Kelly be
appointed as members. Mr, Summers seconded. Motion carried 8-0.
LEGAL
Resolution 64-II Authori~f~ Execution,of RefundinE Bonds I~,strum~
Mr. Moore outlined the Resolution to the Council authorizing
the ~ayor Cit ~
- , y ~anager, City Clerk and City Attorney to take the
necessary steps to execute the Lustruments regarding the issuauoe
and delivery of ~6,000,000 in refunding and improvement revenue
bonds of the City, dated June l, 1964. ~r. Sun~ers moved that
the Council adopt Resolution 64LZI. ~.~. i~honey seconded. Notion
carried 8-0.
Rgsolution 64-JJ Retiremen~ of OutstandinE Water & Sewer Bond~,
Mr. Moore briefly explained the Resolution which provided
for the payment of outstanding water and sewer revenue bonds issue
S '
of 1961, ermes A & B and provided for retirement of outstanding
water revenue bonds Series 1960, and approving the form and author-
izing execution of escrow deposit agreement. Mr. Mahoney moved
the adoption of Resolution 64-JJ. Mr. Summers seconded Motion
carried ~-0. ·
Resolution 64-EX Investment of Monies held by Trustee
The proposed resolution was drawn for the purpose .of author-
lzing and directing'investment Of monies held by Atlantic National
Bank of ~es~ Palm Beach~ Florida, as ~rustees. Mr. Archie moved
the adoption of Resolution 64-KK. ~. Nadsen seconded.
carried 8-0.
Resolution 64-LL ,and Resolution 64~t~ - Postoone~
M~. Madsenmoved that Resolutions' ' 64-LL and 64-N/~, relating
to the Bond Issue be postp,oned until Special i~etlng September ~6th
Nr.:Archie seconded, Motion carTied
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M I N U T E S
City ~o~nc~--
Bo2nton Beach, Fla.
September 21, 196~
AD,IN iSTRAT IVE
Deoartmental Reoo.r~s
~r, ~honey moved t~hat the Council approve departmental
reports of the Police, Fire, Public Works & Recreational Depart-
ments for the month of August and the Budget Report as submitted
at the September 14th regular meeting. Nr. Summers seconded.
~otion carried
OTHER
CiDy of Bo.vnton Beach vs. James Sommerville - Nuisance Abatement
~r. ~oore reported to Council that after three yea~s of effort
the City had finally instituted suit to affect the abatement of
the nuisance existing on the Sommerville property located on S. ~.
1st Avenue. Final Decree dated September 18, 1984, had been
handed down which declared the property a nuisance and directed
the Sommervilles to abate the nuisance within ten days from the
date of the decree, and i~ not abated, authorized the City to
take the necessary steps to see that it was abated and eharge
the owners and if not paid to impress the cost as a lien against
the land. The Sheriff's Department was to aid the City, if nec-
essary. Nr. Noore, in answer to a question by the City ~anager,
said that he thought that the City should wait until the 30th of
September before taking steps to clear the property,
The meeting was adjourned at 7:~5 p.m,
J. Allison Banks, ~ayor
ereesa adge~t~tT, City Clerk
~al~er A.
Thomas ~. Summers~" Bouncilman