Minutes 06-03-57MINUTES Q~ A REGULAR M~ETING OF]~THE CITY COUNCIL OF
BOI~TON ~AGH, FLORIDA, HELD AT ~THE CITY HALL, BOYNTON
PRESENT:
Mott Parttn, Mayor
Donald Rehburg, Vice Mayor
Stanley Weaver
Harvey 0yet
L.So Ghadwell.
City Clerk D.V.Wi~Llams
Canl Stone
Zell Taylor
Chief of Police
2he 2~ayor catted ~he mee$tng to e~der at 7.~0 P.M.
The minutes of the last regular meeting of May 20 were
M~. Weaver moved that the minutes be accepted as read.
Mr. Oyer seconded. Motion carried.
A terser was read from Mr, Eugene Mahlmeiste~ requestiRg
a change in zoning, and was turned over to the Planning Board.
The building inspector,s report for the month of May was read,
~mo~uting to $369,$0~.00~
~A letter was read from the Building Board requesting a fee
of $28.00 be paid by contractors taking the building exmmination
for new licenses who have never hadone before, and that the fee
be split between members of the Board and the City.
After discussion Mr._ 0yet, moved that the .......... Coun~ ~ a
Resolution fix~_ng a fee
a building contrac*~or~s license, and that the remainder of the~
Building Board,s request be tabled. Mr. Rehburg seconded
Motion ca,tied.
A letter was read requesting a permit for a service station
the N.E. corner of Woolbright Road and Green Street.
Mr. Reybu~g moved that the request be granted.
Chadwell seconded. Motion carried.
M~. Kenneth Lyman showed the Council a plan for a boat
ramp and railway for them to look over.
Mr, Rehburg moved that the proposal be authorised~ Mr,
Oyer seconded. Motion ca,ri,dj
0~dinance Noo295 was read for the sec'ond time.
Mr. Weaver moved 0rdin~nce No.295 (Zoning) be adopted
for t he second reading. Mr. Oyer seconded. Motion carried.
After discussion on the g~ade elevation of the ~c reage
to be used by the County School Board for a Ju~nior High
school,
Mr, RehburE moved the Mayor be authordsed to forward a
letter bo the Board oF Public tnstr~ction authorISing the
exchange of property with limitations as sho~h~L in the letter
of inte~t~ Mr. Weaver seconded. Motion carried.
Bids on City issue of 10/1/48 bonds were opened:
lo From T.M,E~ok ~ 8 M. ~ $99 plus interest.
From Bessemer Investment Trust Co - 7 M. @ $97 pIus interest.
Mr. Weaver m~ved the Council authorise the purchase of
the 7 bonds at $97 plus interest, and any more at that price
they can supply; and at the ~iscretion of the Mayor and M~s.
Willi~ns the other bonds to be purchased at $99 plus interest,
if no~thers are available. Mr. Oyersecondedo Motion ca~riedo
After a long discussion with Mr~ Ogden ~ega~ding the
contract for the proposed new City Hall, Mr. Ogden stated
that if the Council does no~ approve the preliminary draw-
ings he do~s not cha~ge the fee, ~d this contract will be
void.
Mr. Weaver moved that witch this proviso in the minutes
the Mayor be authorised to sign this contract. Mr. Rehburg
seconded, Motion carried.
M~, Gus Thompson's reques~ for a permit to build a
porch on to his house on N,E, 12th Avenue Was no~ granted
as it would be against City setback ~estrictions.
Police Chief Carver read a ~letter of resignation f~om
Patrolman Fred Slough, and remarked that Henderson has not
been replaced and the time for vacations is coming.
The report of the Police Department for the month of May
was read.
It was agreed that Mr. Chadwell and Mr. Taylor should
inspect the Seacrest bridge ac,~oss the Boynton Canal, and
~eport on its condition and suggest the necessary repairs.
Mr. Re~hburg said two more members were needed for the
Recreation Board and ~ggested M~so Lois DuBois as one.
Mrs. DuBois was appointed.
BILLS 0 ~KAYED FOR PA~'NT:
Gen~l. t~und.
Pay Roll 1,269.88
' 1, ~-06.39
" 8~6.95
~ 9,O26.43
' l, !56 · 65
" 1,302,05
" 9,448.63
" 1,66!.10
" l, 187.36
City of Boynton Beach 700.00
Recreation Board 500,00
Keatts T~ucking Service 105,05
Mrs. Ella Ads.ms 5~ 73
Eec. of Mrs. C~orge LeBlanc 1.50
Dorothy V. Williams 75.00
Joseph C. Bates 5.23
Otto Joseph Konscny 95°00
Ken neth Clayton 3,00
H, H ,Waskow V; 50
BB. State Batik for With-
holding 841
Austin Supply Co. 45.32
Addre s s ogr~p h-$ulti g~aph
Corp. 1V, 08
Barkley~ s Grocery 8.75
Boynton Beach News V~.80
Helm ann Butts !V.50
County Mercantile 7.80
Clewiston Motor Co. 137.40
Court Records 20.00
DeMarco T~actor ~ Imp.Co. 185.46
Firestone Servicec Station 18,25
Gulf 0il Co. 68.11
Gulf Stream Lumber 46;63
Hood's Auto Se~-ice 109.39
Ed. He~der 13,00
Hat driv er 1,088.50
Paul Johnson, s Restaurant 21.05
Merchant Calculators !nc. 41.00
Newlan, s Phar~nacy 5,54
R.L.Po!k & ,Co. 42.00
P~ell Motor Co. 27.06
~alm Beach Nachine~y & S.Co. 63.57
Sirchie ~i~4~e~ Print Lab. 4.86
Sample Rock Co. 121,00
W.J.Snow ~nc. 19.60
Southern Bell T.& T.~o. 140~11
Standard Oil Co. 281.16
Kenneth Snow 87.50
South Florida Asphalt Co.
Inc. V5. O0
67~94 Esx~o~ Acc.
-2C -
Wate~ Fund.
~stin Supply Co. o 5°29
Blue Cross of Flormda 15,~0
B~ooks Of Florida 123.50
B~own& ~oseley 53.66
Cameron & Barkley 261.96
Central Truck Lines 5.64
Co%u~ty~ercanttle ~
Eiori~a'Pwr. & Lt. Co. 895.48
Gold Coast Gas Co,
~p~ne Nete~Co~ 26.27
Picard~Chemic~ 0o. 85.50
~0~ter,'&~d Semvice S~n. 2.00
Jo~ ~Vi6i~e 9.00
~0uthePn~ll T & T.Co.
D~v~ Meter Repair & Supply
Co. 508,59
~Cc~.C:'E'~a~fe~ 5.80
Fi~s N~icipal Supply Co.
~ ~os Oil Co. 42.21
Acc~-of Joe Vitale
"~ Donald H~d
John Si~onds
Acc. of New Horizon Constr.
Hen~ 0. 01sen
C~PI~ Fe~ip
V~v1~ Stone 6.00
A0c, ~f Henry Slau~teP
Aoc, oF Vivi~ Stone
Ace, Of Ea~vy N. ReigleP
· ~a~tev A. H~tz
Malice R, Ha~ell
~bePt Deen
Aec, o~ N~s. E.B,Robe~tson
" 1.80
Tom Von Stein 3,70
Chiles N.
~s, Eie~or Ke~ish
AcC, 0f B. Gladwish
Acc, of Dallas Jobes
" 4.90
ACc, of Leroy La~
Wm Madsan
Acc~ of Alfred G,Malagodi
" 8,00
E.D,Cr~Ft
ACc. of ~ .20
ACO. of Donald Hall
AiC. Moore 8.00
Depositors Fund.
7.50
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7.50
15.00
7.50
15. O0
7.50
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i5.00
7.50
30.00
7.50
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Mr. Chadwel~ said the DAR want the Casino for Friday,
June 14, ~ud say they ~e willing to clean up after
using the building~ or pay for the cl~aning~ ~s. Willies
was asked to arrange that the DAR be allowed to have the
Casino on the date desired~
There being no f~ther business the ~ayor adjourned
the meeting at ll P.~
Mayor
Cit~~ Cler~
R~ OLDT iON
'~q~P~EAS~ the ~ilding Board for the C~y of Boynton .Beach is
now giving examinations before any new licenses are issued~ aud
~u~EAS~ the City Council deems it advisable to conform with
the policy of the other examining boards~
NC~ T~ORE BE IT RESOLV~ that all applicants for exam-
ination by the build~ board~ shall pay a zee o_ twenty five
dollars ($ 2~.00) each.
PASSED AN$ ADOPT~ T~LiS THE 3rd. day of June, 1957.
Mayor
Vic~ayor
ATTEST:
C~y Clerk
205 ~%Torth Ave.
Palm Beach, Florida
June ~ laS?
City Commission
City of Boyaton Beach
Beynton Beach, Florida
~en~lemen:
RE: REQtU£ST ~0 ~qECT SERVICE STATION N/E ~0Ro ?~OOLB~RIGHT
AVE. (S/E iSth Ave.) & ~1 ST. ~ BOYNT~N B~ACH,
F~ORI DA
We respectfully req~aest permission to erect a modern major
oil company type 2 Bay Service Station~ located at the
northeast corner of %~bclbright Avenue and Green Street:
mor~ particularly designated as Block ll, Lots 12 and
l~, Central Park ~%~uex, having a frontage of il? feet ~n
Green Street, by 100 feet on Weolbright Avenue.
The property is now zoned for business and for Service
Station usage. If pe~mss_on is granted~ we would sub-
mit to the Building Department, all the necessar~ plans
and specifications to confermwith the city's b~lding
requirements.
~e certainly appreciate your kind attention in the mat-
ter.
RHS:amf
Respectfnily yours