Minutes 05-04-64MLw~BTES OF REGULAR ~EETING OF CITY COUNCIL, HELD IN CIT~ HALL,
BOYNTON BEACH~ FLORIDA, N~Y 4, 19~4, at
FRANCIS T, F~AIN, OlTY MANAGER
GENE MOOP~E, CITY ATTORNEY
TEEEEBA PADGETT, CITY CLERK
The meeting was called to order by the Mayor who gave the
iuvooa~ion, The Flag Salute was led by Gil ~ordon and John
NoDonald, Eagle Scouts, Post 222.
Reoogui~ion of students pa~tietpating in Youth in Govern-
ment Day~ May §, 196~, was made by the Mayor, Thi~tyV-one stu-
dents of the ~inth g~ade ~unlor High School who had
been chosen the of various city offioi~ls for s
two-hour given the Oath of Office
Nm. Mahoney moved that the minutes of April 20, l~S4, be
approved. ~r, A~chie seconded. All Councilmen Vo~ed AYE.
LEGAL
Or~i~nance.. 64~? ,,-- Charitable Sqlicitation -- 2nd Readin~
The O~dinance, which had been passed to second reading on
April ~0, I964, was re~a~, by 5{~, ~oo~e by caption only. Mr. Madsen
moved that' Ordinance 64 ? be passed on ~econd and final read-
lng. Mro ~ahoney seconded. All Councilmen voted AYE.
Ordinance 64-10 - Estabtishina. ,----.R-SA .Z.o~.in. E District - ~nd Readin~
~ The Ordinance was read by caption only by the Cit~ Attorney.
F~rst reading of the Ordinance was held on April 20, 19~4.
~. A~hie moved that Ordinance 64-10 be passed on second and
final reading. Mr, Summers secC~ded, All Councilmen voted AYE.
Resolution 64-V - AMreem:~nt ~.~it_~-h F.E.C. Ra~,trgad on Effluent Line
CrossinE at Br~.dge
The
was read in its enti~ety by the City
for the approval of th~ crossing of the
fee of ~2Oo00 for the first year and ~1.OO
~r~ ~ahoney moved the adoption of Resolu-
~s seconded. Ail Councilmen voted
Res°lu~!°r~:~'$& ~'~7{' 7, A~emen$ ~i th ~ .E.O. Railroad on. Effluent Line
On East Side o~ T~cks~ Dish'anco of 84~ ~eet~
Th~ y. ~e ResolU-
tion ~ of way installation
~ r~tal fee of ~%00~00~
i~ ~ted. ~. Nadsen
Resolu.t~_~o~ ~d4~.X~, ~Aband~otment of PUblmc U~ilit.v Easement - Boynton
Ordinance ~4~9~ ~-~, Sub-division Plat of Sierma Hei~hts
The ~~1 ~gi final aoproval of the Plat for Sierra
for their
that the sire
In but were in
placed in
approval to the
Ordinance 64~9
reading,
held until such
Office relative
~r= ~adsen second
the plat to the Council~
of Public ~orks, stated
~er lines were not actually
completed; and money had been
~--th~t he would give his
lines. ~r. ~rchie moved that
reading and passed to second
signature on the plat be with~
by the City Eanager's
'the sewer work is assured.
voted ~i.
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PUBLIC H~ AR~TG
P.a,ving ~_sse,ssment - S. E. ?th Avenue between ,S,. E. tst Street and
F.E.C. Railway: D~rected by ,Reso!utmon 64-T.
The City Attorney
on the above
affected property
13. Bower,m
~ated ~hat the
Fit his property
busi~
~2.15 per
of Lots ~
r~aso~ls
re
to
All
PUBLIC- HA~HOUR
oil
address.
the Beautif~
A diac~
pair
Office to
electrical ~u~
rial zone,
complaint ~
from
eon
the matter
Nay
The City
tify if a
~. Archie sec~
~BO~ Ocean Parkway inquired of the Coun-
~he island strip in area of said
be turned o~er to
City
clean-up mhd
install se~er lines was held.
~tter from the City ~anager~s
his aLledgedly running an
~hich is located Lu a residen-
~r. Spath said his first
and the man wasstill operating
take action. ~fter
moved that the Council turn
and City ~nager to meet
according tothe Charter.
t~hi,f he ~ould be willing to tes-
~ir. Spath said that he ~ould.
All Councilmen voted AYE.
By a unanimous vote of Council the Public-Half Hour was
extended ten additional minutes.
Nr. D. J, Kenny of Ocean Parkway, asked Council about the
Electrical COde requirement of steel tubing within a wood par-
tition, stating that he had used extra-heavy duty plastic
covered Romax and the Electrical Inspector had said that he
would have t.o pull it out. Mr. Kenny was instructed by Mr.S~ ~mer~
to ask for a hearing before the Electrical Board and present his
OG. SG.
NEW BUSINESS
Co rresp onden~ e
A~lette~ had been received from the City A~torney's O.ffice
tn. Niami~ re~ue~sting participation in a rate study of ~ertain
utilities. N~. Archie moved that the item be taken under ad-
visement. Tr. Nahoney seconded. All Councilmen voted A~E.
AD~,I~ !STRATIVE
A, opli~a~io~ for Beverage License - Beer Only - Sunse~ Restaurant
208 SG.~ ,Federal Hi~hway.
~e Ci~y ~lerk infor~d Co~cil that the license was fo~
beer e~iy to be consumed on the.pre~ses; t~ applic~t was
Alta Warne~; ~here had been a license at this location before,
~oweve~, i~]~ ~d e~ired; and t~t t~ subject location had
j~st b~-~6ked out on the applicati~ for a restaur~t
license, ~. Arohie moved that ~e application be approved.
Mr. ~iS~ome~ seceded. Voting A~: Arc,e, Naheney, Nadsen
~d S~er~$ V&tt~ NA~: Banks,
Fire ~ee~n~ - ~o~ of ,Gulfat~e~m
~he a~eement ~o~ fire p~otection with the Town of Gulf-
stre~ ~hi~ t*r~ates ~y 18, 198~, was brou~t befo~ Co~oit
for t~ ~Pproval. ~e agreement included the following terms~~
l) A base fee of $~,780.00 (8 yea~s).
2) A call fee of ~lO0.O0 per fire.
$2.80 per hour, per m~ for each
The TO~ of Gulfstream to provide t~
City with e~dence of inde~ification..~
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Th~ City Manager stated that the agreement would in no wise
affect the presen~ fire rating. Mr. ~iadsen moved that the
agreement be approved and that t~ Mayor and the City C~e rk
be authorized to sign sams, Mr. Mahoney seconded. All Couneil-
men vo ted AYEo
~Approv~l. Of Bi,Is
The City Manager asked approval of the following bills
Rubin Construotion Co. $ ~,83~.02
(Payable from Street Maintenance 255-D-8)
Rubir~ Construction Co. $ 1,774,62
(Payable from Street Assessment 11-40~)
Mr. ~ahoney moved ~hat the bills be paid as recg_~m~nded.b~ the
City ~anager. Nr. Summers seoonded. All Counci.lmen vo~ea AYE,
DepartmenSal Reoort$
Mr. Mahoneymeved that all departmental reports be held
~ntll the next ~ee~ing. ~r, Summers seoonded. All Councilmen
voted AI~Eo
There being mo further business, the meeting was adjourned
at 8:50 p.m.
Terees~.~ Padg~tt~~
City Clerk~×
1man
Thomas A. Summers., CoUncilman