Minutes 05-01-61NUTF~q OF REGULAR lv~ETING OF -CITY CO-UNCI~, BOYN~aON
~AcH, ~,~ AT cITy ~L~ BOYNTON
~Y 1, 1961
P~NT:
LOUIS Jg!SMITZE~, CITY i~CzRo
GF~NE tviO0~, ,CITY ~TTO/~NEY
T:~A T, CITY GLF~K
~G & ~SPECTiON --
Z~L TAYLOK, SUPT, ~PUB~C. ~O~
This nc~aeiing ~as called to order at 7:30 p,m. by 1Vi~yor a~rchie.
The, Invocation was given by llev. James l~oy,, F~rst Mat_ho<list
Char ch o
lvlinuZes of the ]Regular lkieeting, April 17th were approved ~s. written
u~po~ molion, by Mr. Summers, seconded by l~r. pipes anzt u-nani~zously
carried°
Paul $~artm, former Chairman of the Advisory Boa~rd presented
a new 5 O star Flag t~ the City do.ted ~y Miss Eti~b~etk ~oni in
me~no~ of Ed~ayd L. Gi~ who se~ed on the advisory board in 1959.
~. Stanza, in pa~-~g tribmte to ~r. Gle~ ~ated it ~ms fi~g and
proper t~t tkis be do~e on ~ ~y in vie~ of the fact t~t ~r, Gt~
for ~e oeru~ny ~ick co~cl~ded ~ith ~yor ~ckie leading those prese~
in the pledge of ~legi~ce,
Bids were received as fotlovzs for a truck cra~e a~d street sweeper:
Fiao-Ga. Tractor Corp. - New Truck Cr~ue
New Swveeper (Elgin}
10 day delivery - Cashiers check
(If purchaae~ together) To~al
874.0.0
345. O0
$ ZZ,977.00
Square Deal Equip. Corp. Used Truck Grane
Used Street Sweeper
trn~e diate delivery
{If purc3~sed together) Tots/
13,500.00
Z,500,00
15,000.00
Upo~ reco~a~n~ndation hy ~ay~ Archie t/~t bids be tahalated, ~r~
moved th~ bids be t~rned ov~ ia Ci~ Al~ager ~d ~rector of ~ic
Public Half HO~r -
Cor~esl~az~le~ce -
A~ i~i~timx to atie~d the dedic~tto, n ceremonies, at the ~ewv City
Hall in I)elray B~ack, A/ay 7ih was exiended ~ Cov~ncil.
l~ro Pipes n~oved that. She request of lle~e Courti~e to ah~don
Z0 alley tyl~g between ~s Z37 24, Z5 ~ z6, B~. 3, ~e ~t~ b~
k~r~ed over to. G~ ~er ~ ~i~y ~ey to check in~
~ ~i~oasly carrie.
Legal -
The City Attorney read the resolution in regar~t to C~ne~al Oblig~ion
Bonds for swing ~ol pro~ect.
Mr. ~pes mov~ that the resotutio~ he adop~d ~ith the ~te set
for Opening of bi~, ~y Z4th at 3:00 p.m. Mo~: seco~ded hy ~. ~ers
and n~imou~ly ca~ied.
The City Altorzzey read the resolution pertaini~g ro the right-of-way
for widen~g of S~e ~oad 5.
Dr. ~es mo~ed ~at the resol~ion.be adopted, Marion se~nRed by
Mr, ~pes ~d ~O~ty C~ried.
The City ~kttorney read the resolt~tion pertaining to %videnirzg of
Ocean A~en~e.
t~Ir. Summers ~novecl tkat the resolutio~ be adopted.
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The Gity ~ttorney read a letter £rorn the ~'Ftaze l~oad. Dela~-rtmeol
~. ~ea roved ~t the ~y ~lto~ re~~ion el ~y
~rney ~d ad~s.e ~e ~o~d ~epa~m~t ~e ~d ~ g~ ~ke~d ~tk the
project, ~oti~ seco~e~ by ~r. ~es ~.~d ~ousl7 ~rried~
The Ci%~ ~,tt~ rney read ~ iSI~zis,ance 1R~ sol~$iot~ covering~ v~io~
~y~ ' s report.
~public h~g set fo~ ~y
~ecess
I)r o Akes moved that the req~esl for b, everage tice~ase
from Inlet Village to Ftamin~o S]~opp~ l~taza be removed from ~able o
Ivi0~iom_ s~eeolnzted by ]~{r. ~pes and u~mlo~usly ~arried,
]2kr. 3kkes me,zed that the above request be denied in that it does not
ccrnform with existin~ ordinance. 1Vtotio~ se. co~zded boy A/ir. Su_~azne rs
una~aimo ~zsly carried.
~ Summers reported on negotiations with Town of ~]f
i~ reference to fire protection, ~e t~r~ed the m~tter.over to ~,
to ~euort ~e. details, ~ho~ reported t~t (I ~ Ci~ ~o~d offer fire
to To~ of ~f, Stre~ fer ~st year for $Z5.00. pl~ $100 per call ~d SZ. 50
per ho~ fo~. e~cA ~r~n. (Z} Se:c~o~d year the ~a~mt to increase
~d (3~ thir~ ye~ i~dre~ae to $3,000. ~ ~re~ ~reed ~o adopt the
~bbra~ed fire coda issued by the N~tio~ Fire U~derwrilers ~
fi~e ~rsh~l ~i~ be t~aine6 to ~ke ,periodic i~pectio~s repom~g by
Boynton ~e tach Fire ~kief. ~ Stre~ to have the right to c~cel
year ~s ~tice~
~r, ,S~ers ~o~e~ tk~ t~e Gity ~toz~ey dr~ ~p
s~tt~g fo~ the ~ove ~n~tions ~d ~ayor ~rized to execute the
~. Pipes, mo~ed the $6,00, appropriated in the budget be paid
the_a_mim~I~tescu~ague.'~' tvio~ seconded by Dr,~kk~sa~du_z~s_uimo,usly
carried°
The City ~ittor~ey advised th~t the bill re council-manager ~ype
S~te ~gisl~t~re. He advised these bills ~ere ready ~ go on referendu~
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the special election t~e adtvised that we coul~t f~c~de the referendm ~r
~ ~ec~e~d~io~ af ~ar ~fa tha~ J~ 6iA b~e
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~ke s~a~as o£ ~ke lot ~eari~g p=0jOct:o= ~Lo£ 26 & ~ 1/Z o£
/Vir. GrooteOt>.oer and ~. Ta¥1o~r :ag~ed it is not ~o, the
~r~ ... ~ moved ~hat_ the final payment i~ a~a~m~ $1,473. Z7 be
carried.
Air. 3~[acIse~,: ~r~o is o.n ~a~catto~,. call~6_ a~d askect that:the Council
consider re~ei~l of ~,, coritraci with Baternau and Jefferies,.
that the t~depende~t ~adit of t~atenaan & ~Ie£fries
secomded hy Dr. 2ktk~s a=d u_ma~inao~sly carried.
~fr:. ~n~e~s znov~l ~b~a~ t~tlze reports Of the ~Tr~aSurer, I~uilding
Inspeczor and Tax ~ott~ctor be rec-eivad, lViatiozz sec~nzledmby lvir o l~ipes
and uz~auimously dart{ed.
~ the re~st ~om tka ~bm~ry ~o~d to, ~e City Co--il to, exchange the
children's r~i~ the ~nsic: ~pp~eci~t~on r~ im the ne~ librmry b~ding.
~s~cte~0 b~ ina new, r~po~rt. ~otion se~nded ~ ~. Pipes ~d
Tke~ Qi~ ~er ~as~ i~r~c~ed to ~ri~e the Lib,rary Board to t~e
e~e,~ ~at ~ ,~ge. ~o~a co~s~ $350.~ $400. and it ~ not ~d~sa~bie ~- ~e
t~. B~tes, Supt. o~ Se.aboa~rd l~ailroad agree~ ~vith tt~e City~s offer
for securing a~zto~atic crossing signals with o~ze exceptior~o
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Pie r~qnested t~a~ the C~y reconsider requiring r~ilroad ~ ~rry
Av~e, $2:5.. 1821: co~t o~ sig~ at Z~4 Axe,. $14,797.
~. S~S ~d ~~ly carried.
City
Nr. Paml Start~mam ma~e the presen%atien of the 50 star J~aerieam flag
given the City 0~mmcil by Niss Elizabeth Framzo~i im memery of the
late E~ward L. ~le~a, member cf the Advisory Boar~, 1955, with the
follow~ng ~emmemts.
Re te shi~r~.~t delays, Kiss ~eih Fram~omi has asked me te
sabstitmte for Nm. P. Drama Jr., whe, dine te his absence fr~m the 0ity,
is m~able te m~e this ~resem%aiiem.
~ss Framzomi~ enjey~ am extra~rddnarily close relati~mship to
the Glem~ f~mily, ~esires te presemt a 5~ star ~. $. Flag to the~ ~ty
~ev~eit fer use o~ it's ~edimm i~ memery e£ t~e lmte Edward Lawrence
Zt is signific~mtly sym1~lic that this ~resentatiom shoald be ma~e
om ~w ~ay ~. ~. A. Im ~he preelama~iom for which, the President calls
~m pv~vlie effieials te displa~ the Fi~ ef the ~. $. em all gevernme~t
~w~ldimgs. ~t is e~ually s!gm~*ica~that the ma~ _La whose memery t~f~
flag is givea, was a la~rye~ ~emsessed ef ~ ~saalty keem mi~/~ ex~sive
legal trai~ a~l b~ experieaee. These taten~s Were ased eemsiste~tly
a~d cams%amtty im the pmblic i~terest by developing facts frc~ which
J~emt c~ld be ha~ on ~a% was ~ight mm~ ~ever ~ who was right.
Always keemly interested im peli~ies amd the fete sf
em the matiemal, state smd locat levels, the
type ~hich tramsce~de~ the mmmdame. ~ivi~g ~ty in ~he
~lic interest, Ed~ 1~. Gle~za serve~ en t~e * ~ard f~r the
year ~5~. As Prejec% ~bief em the w~lroa~ Crossing
he was directly respensible fer ~he preparatiem ef ~he~ re, erS which, se
far, has been mtilized by ~he City im megetimtiem whi¢~ the
Dit~le kmewa ~ ~hor~mghly typical of the m~ ~e a~dressed ~m~ el~ in
~he early stages~ ef his ~lzst illmess te am exhanstive stm~y ef Free
Pa~lic ~raries~ ~ecessi~ti~g mm~er~as tri~s a~/ he~rs ef investigatiom.
~mable to cemtimme t~ cem~etiem, he insim~ed tha~ ~he re~er~ be left with
~*m fer reAdimg te him by men, ers ef his f~m~Ty. The A~wis~y Bear~ is
the pr~m~ pessesser ef the ~mty ~e~y which he was phys~ eally a~e te mien.
T~ his asseeiates ~
as he was ~ Bench has prefited m~e~_fr~m
having "J~dge~ Glemm as
It is imdee~ a
Framzeni
memery ~f "Jm~ge"
aa~ henor te represent Niss of the ~. S. to She City