Minutes 02-03-64~INUTES OF REG~R ~EETING OF CITY O0D~NCIL,
B0~TON BEA~H, FLORID&, FEBRUARY 3, 1964,
CiTY
PRES~T:
J. B. HEED~RSON, CITY ~t~AGER
GENE MOOF~E, CITY ATTORNEY
TEEEESA PADGETT, CITY Ci~RK
With regs~d to approval ef minutes of Js~Uary 20, 1964,
N~. Naho~ey made ~he ~ollewi~ ee~eetio~: P~e l, last bar,apb,
~eg~ effective da~e- of 0it~ N~age~'s ~esi~atie~ ~e Feb-
ru~y~l~tH te Fe~rU~y l~; Page ~,. last paragraph, ~clmde
dep~tal repe~$~ accepte~, the Bm~e$ Repo~ fo~ the ~nth
November. Nr. ~e~ m~ve~ ~t She ~utes of J~uar~ 2~h ~e
a~p~ed as~ ee~eet~ ~. S~ers second. O~ie~
~. ~hie ~uested ~ t~e reco~d ~ow ~at his Yes veto shewe~
app~ev~ for thm~ pe~tio~ of the mimUtes wh~ he was present
,B~S -,, A~ARDIN~
N~. He~derse~ ~ea~ a committee report which receded that
the fotlewimg bids for omo year's s~pply be awarded:
Don'$ Firestone
Boyn~on ~Uto Supply
Seacreat 0il C~mpany
PUre Oil C~mpany
~it N~Dewe 11
Tires
Batteries
Gasoline a~ 19o~ Der gallon
Diesel fuel, LUbricating 0il,
an~ Transmission 0il.
Radio Maintenanee
Mr. Arehie moved that the committee report be accepted aud the bids
awarded as pert he recommendations. Mr. Nahoney se¢e~ded. Motion
earried m~amimously.
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N~. Hez~lerssm read the committee report which rece~ende~
seconded. Notio~ c~ied ~
N~. Henderson read a report from the committee, recommending
that o~e of 4~, 6~ a~ 8~ ESe~ite eeme~ asbeste~
The
~ chle~lme
~e accepted.
Archie
a letter from Nicholas ~. Petkas thanking
ef the zzimeog~aphmaehine as assist~uee im the
Vaccine DriVe°
BID -~ G~ENING Re: 0ity Jall
The following bids were opened:
Raymond ~. Boggs, I~e., Deerfield Beach, Fla., base
Did $~2~0; alter~ate deduc% $1,~o00.
Albe~t J. DiVagme, Del~ay Beach. FI~., base bi~
alte~atededuc~ $1,~0.00.
YoUng & ~aldie, Bo~te~ Beach, Fla., babe bid
alte~ate deduct $1,~00.00.
~il~ ~ Hayes, Be~tem Beach, Fla., babe
alSo,ate deduct $750.00.
DoVes Cemst~metion Co., L~e ~orth, Fla., base bid
alienate ~e~mct
Paul & Sen, ~est Palm Beach,
alternate add $100.00.
Re: EquiDment - City az.1
Fla.,~ base bid
$~2,609;
Roanoke Iron & Bridge Norks. I~c.~ Roanoke, Va., base
bi~, $t1~650; Alternate "A" de~u¢~ $1,14~; Alternate
.~t oaio,
bid
$~00.00.
readvert
Civic Oenter
Re Sale
a~ committee comprised of tb~e ~ayo~, C~f ~. Gr~ote~bee~,
which y.
Re
gut~e~s ~d do~ spelts ~or the'
eoppe~, aI~in~ or galv~ized
seeend~. Metio~ c~~usly.
opened on t~me sale of s~rptus property:
DeN~meo Tmactor & implemen~ 0o. DraElime
SpreaderBox $125.00
Equipment trailer $175.00
Basil Camilot
D~aglime ~50.00
Austin Hardware
Leen 2~ose ley
Post binder
Dragline
Nm. Amchie moved that the bids be turned over~e a co~mittee of
Nr. S~ers, ~r. Eenderse~ and ~Lv.'~Tayler for t~o~lation.
Nr. ~adsen seconded. ~otion c~ied unanimously.
PUBLIC HEARING
~._~here were no objections presented ~o the Co,nell ~n
Reselm~len 8~D, previ~g for street improv~nt en speelal
asses~en~ pre~. ~. &r~ie mov~ that ~he City'~e~ be
authorized to proceed with t~ pro,eot. ~. ~oney seconded.
Carrie~ ~imously.
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There were no objections presenter to the Co~ncil en
Resotmtion S4-I~, providing fo~ ~eet ~e~e~ ~ s~eei~
.P~, LIC AODIENCE
~he
a series of 0ity giving
N~s. Mmily ~aekson questioned the City ~age~ ~d Oo~e~I
o~ s~e of the items.
~. ~ l~a~ e~ressed hi~ aati~i~ with ~ Co,tit's
wo~ ~d ~es~te~ She CiSy ~age~ with t~ckets ~o the Wo~ld*a Fai~.
N~. Ed. Hu~ford in a brief statement expressed satisfaction
with the Council and 0ityN~nager.
The Public Audience wasextended zor~ an adaztzonal" ' five
minutes by a motion by Mr. Archie, seconder by N~. ~ey and
unanimously pa~sed~
N~. Harry~efo~t addressed several remarks to the Council and
the Cit~ager, which expressed his dissatisfaction with the way
inwhich~ Oity business was run.
~Lvs. Stewart, 1Ol~ N. E. ~nd Ct., asked the Council if they
were net setting a p~ecedent in giving severence pay to the City
Nanage~. ~he was assured ~y Nayor Banks that no precedent was
being set; that the City N~uager would ~eceive the vacation pay
he had coming and a~y other g~atuities that t~hey saw fit to give
him.
Thompson infe~med the Council that the City owed he~ two
The City Attorney infe~med the Co~neit that the owner of the
cor~e~ property on ~ S. N. Coz~ae~ of Ocean Avenue ~nd S. E. tst St.
had not accepted the City's offer of $1~,500.00 in the specified time
given him and had i~itiated improvements to the p~pertyo
The City At$or~ey read Resolution 6~3 drawn to rescind a
po~tien ~f Resolution 64-~, effective February 18~ 1964,
adep~ien 6
he be ~uthe~ized ~Odrawa quit claim
maser which he ha~D~evie~sly
Mr. Nahoneymeved that
quit ela~ deed.
~ ~.~ .S~?rs ~moved that N~..William Yates amd ~r. Jay Sa~no
app~i~ed te ~e ~o~d of AdJUS~t am
ene ye~. ~Nr. Nahoney seco~de~ ~otien e~ried un~imousty,
~, ~oney moved $~t
EeF~m~ to ~e C~ c~ittee fe~ 1964: '-~ ~e fetl~i~
~empsen, Olar~ce
~lr, flay E~o~, BeD ~m~ ~d JeseDh Rice ~ ~. ~dsen secen~ed
~e me~i$'m whieh earried ~a~meusty. ~ '
~e aDpe~tments of Judge ad li%~
were~held ~ abey~ee.
The fetl~wi~g bills ~ere p~esente~ fer payment:
Young & ~aldie
Russell &Axon
Bumbee & Stimpson
Semthez~Gmlf Utilitiem
Eonlee Inc. :
Plerida Pewer ~ Light
3,426.23
8,034.05
8§,906.07
8,237°07
54,090.55
1,589,49
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Nr. Stammers moved that the bills be paid. ~r. Arc,hie seeended.
Motion carried mn~imously.
N~. A~ekie moved that ~t~e uilding Department, TreasUrer,
and T~x Collector Reports be aecepted. Mr. Nahoney-seeonded.
Carried ~aa~imom sly.
Mr. Arehie move~ ~ the Co~ucil approve the City Nanager~s
m re,ire in advise $20,000.~ i~ Eef~g Bonds
at a ~. S~ers sec~de~. ~otlon ea~ied
~eusly.
seeemd~d, . Ne~t~m. Ca~ie~ umauimo~sl~.
a Chauge O~ler
Nr. S~m~mer s
N~. S~erS m~ved t~at the gou~c&l authorize the Chauge Order
for E~sseI1 & ~m l~a the AmoUnt o~ 2AA and ~
system 2. ~. Nah~mey Secem~S~d.
Nayor Banks repoz~ed th~t the P~lm Beach County SafeSy
Advi~y C~Oil h~ a~ked him ~ ~s. ~ ~lli~d to serve as
Direc~rs ~ ~ Oo~czt, ~d ~ha~ he would ~epo~ ~e~ as the
Oe~it~ee was
~ee~t~g adjourned at ~:15 p.m.
~ Allison B~r~ks, ~yor
· City Clerk
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