Minutes 11-05-56M~JTES O~ A R~G~LAR ~ETING OF THE COD~CILLORS OF
BOT~/~TON BEACH~ FLORIDA, R~D AT TFE CITY HkLL~ BOY~JTON
BEACH, NO~ME~v~BER 5, 1958.
P?~ SENT:
Mayor Star~ey Weaver°
Vice Mayor Joe DeMarco
~r. A~E.Shook
~. Eott Partin
D~. Do~Id Eeyburgo
City Clerk D~V.Williams
Chief of Police Carver
}~r. Zeii Taylor.
~,~r. Carl Stone~
The Mayor called the meeting to order at 7.~0
The minutes of the last regular meeting of October 15
were read~
The ~ayor said the reference was to Prince Pa~k in con-
nection with Junior College.
Mr. Shook moved that with the above correction the minutes
be accepted~ Mr. De,arco seconded. ~otion carried~
~r. Rehburg moved that a title search be authorised of the
approximately twenty acres the City ~acquired from the County
West of town. ~r. Shook seconded~ Motion carried.
~,gr, Griffith was asked to take care of this~
The report of ~gr. Charles Senior, Chief of the Fire Depart-
ment, for the year ended October ~!~ !~88~ was read~
The ~ayor said the probable reason for the large number of
people present was dissatisfaction with the new taxes. He
pointed out that the special meeting required by law to be held
to enable freeholders to appear to discuss their taxes had been
advertised, and held, after which the rolls had been made up,
He added that any adjustment from now omnu,be made only on
account of clerical errors in the tax bills.
After discussion, Er~ De,arco moved that Mr~ Vincent Wray's
request that taxes on property belonging to St. Joseph~s
Episcopal Chu~.ch be abated, as it is only to be used for church
purposes. Mr. Partin secondsd~ ~otion carried~
~r. De,arco moved that Mr. George Seebltz~ request for
a disabled veteran's tax exemption of ~500 be granted for this
year but that in rupture he must make application for such
exemption annually. Mr. Partln seconded. Hotion carried.
Mr. George Eouse expressed dissatisfaction with the taxes~
saying the City Charter has provision for a City ~uager and he
thinks now is the time for one to be on the job twenty-four
hours a day to take care of City business.
It was stat.~d that Mr. Bob Rose will give to Mro Wood a
road for an 80~ ~/W~ mt Er. Wood will build a hew East-~est r~ad
South of Woo!bright ~d West of Seacrest~ Mr. R~id a
R/W was pr~oosed across S~R~9 and another across the Seaboard
r~m!ws%~
Mr~ Partin moved that the City request from the Cotunty the
R/W for two crossings, one over S.R~9 sm_d One over the Sea~Ord
railway. Mr~ Rehburg seconded~ ~otion c=rr~ea.
Gus Thompson complained about his street repair assessment
and the Mayor exp~ined the reason for it.
After mzScusszon, Mr. De,arco moved that the City install
a street_~g~ ht at l~th Avenue N~E~, near Seacrest~ ~r. Partih
seconded~ Motion carried~
A letter from ~r~ Grtu~aons, Electrical inspector, was read
saying there is nothing in the Elec~rzcal Code covering such a
license as that requested by Mr~ Rogers~
[~r. Grzffm~h said he b~d made f~arther enquiries and could
find no such license being arranged for.
Mr, Ho~hmuth said the Plumbing Board had also checked and
could find no ground for such a ~zcense~
~. Shook moved~ Mr. Rehburg seconded~ that thc reports
of the Electrical and Pl~mbz_.g Boards be accepted regarding
~r~ Rogers? request~ Motion carried~
zhe bu~lazno _epcot ~or the mpnth of October was read,
amounting to
A le~te~, signed by Y~ Brand~ was read f_o.,~. Rolling Green
Ridge requesting hose pipe outlets every 200~ on the oarkway
West of ~eacrest. -
The matter was tabled for further discussion before the
next meet ing~
~. Griffith was asked to draw up a Resolution covering
water supplies to o ' ° ~ ~
rganmzatmons such as cn~ches~ etc.
A tentative plat of the b~l park was presented by ~.
Jack Liebm~ and was tabled for further ~xsmmnatmon.
Ordinemce No.~89, establishin~ a bulkhead line, was read
for the first time~
~g.. Shock moved~ Mr~ DeMarco seconded~ that Oramnanc®
be acceoted for tb~ z~rst reading~
Ordinance No.288, covering the new revised Building Code~
was read for the second t~e~
~r~ Shook moved~ Mr~ Rei~Ourg seconded~ that Ordinance No~288
be accepted for tlme second readirg. ~otion carried~
Mr~ Rehburg mo.ved, Mr. Partin seconded~ tha~t the. Resolution
setting forth buildzng pe~it fees be accepted.~ Motion carrzed~
Mr~ De~arco m~oved: ~r~hook seconded~ that the R/V~ Deed from
j.R.Dewey for the nospztal~be' accepted~ Motion carried~
~.~r~PErtin was asked to contact the Chief of Police regarding
police protection at the churches on S~uudays~ Notion carried.
Tbn~ee bide on a tractor were opened~
Mr~ DeMarco moved that the bid of the Osborne Services a~ud
Equipment for $3,285~00, be accepted as the lowest~ l(r~Shook
seconded ~ ~otion carried~
The Mayor read a letter from ~,~r~ Yoe Tomberg requesting a
ref~smd to one of his c_~ents of approximately ~40~00 charged
for water pipe running across the street to two houses.
Nr. Griffith was asked to draw up a taxi franchise for
Earl i~allac e ~
A request was ~recemved from ~Yr~ Charles Whitman for a
re_~nd of ~lV~80 Da~d. ~_or a license wn~cn he claims h~ m~ver
operated~
~r. Shook moved that the application for
license for the former Georgia Pig be granted~
seconded~ ~otion carried~
a beer ~_nd wine
~rs. Williams ~was authorised to purchase a desk for City
H al 1 ~
A request was received from the Commodore of the Boat Club
for an Executive meeting with the Council.
Mayor
City
November 2,
19~6
City Council
City of Boynton Beach
Boynton Beach, Florids
Gentlemen:
We wish to call your attention to the followi~z
psregraph from the minutes of the re2~l~r meeting~o~
the Electrical Board held October 18, 19~6:
"Mr. Rogers case was again discussed
at length, and it was decided that no license
could be issued to him, ~nd a letter be sent
to City Council of our findings. Motion was
made and seconded to this effect. Motion
carried.~
Very truly yours,
LG/pl
Leon Grmmmons, Secretary
Electrical Board
That we ~ of
taxable
the
ADOPTED in Speciml Needing this 22nd
ATT~T.
'G~ity ~e~k