Minutes 04-02-56MINUTES OF A REGULAR N~ETING OF THE COUNCIL OF BOYNTON
BEACH, FLORIDA, B~T.~ AT THE CITY HALL, BOYNTON ~EACH,
APRIL 2, 1958.
P~S~T:
Ma~or Etauley Weaver
Vice Mayor Joe DeMarco
M~. Mort Partin
M~. Don Rehburg.
Deputy City Clerk Olive Cierpi~.
Mr. Stone
Sr. Zell Taylor
Police Officer J. Klingler.
The Mayor called the meeting to order at 7.40 P.M.
the
Clerk Olive Cierpikread the minutes of
meeting of the Council on March 19.
Mr. Weaver said he had authorised the Greenwood water
service connection to be made on the advice of Mr. Stone.
The
this
rvice Board meeting which was to have.been
at 7 P.M. was postponed until the next
of the CounCil.
Mr. DeMarco moved, Mr. Rehburg seconded, that the
Minutes be accepted. Notion carried.
The minutes of the special meeting of March 29 were
read.
Mr. Weaver stated that the suggestion was that Mr. Field
pay for the pipe if the City pay for the laying.
Mr. DeMarco moved, Mr. Rehburg seconded, that the minutes
be accepted, with the above correction. Motion carried.
A letter was read from David J. Wolff, addressed to Mr.
Partin, regarding streets in Crescent Heights and Bowers Park.
Zt was~agreed that a copy of the plat should be examined
to see Whet~er ~ 60, x 130, lot should be accepted.
A letter was read from Police Officer Js~es Butler
regarding salary.
It was agreed that a letter be written to him pointing out
that any change.in salary, must be recommended by Police Chief
Carver bo the Cmvil Service Board who, in turn, must~make
their recommendation.to the City Council before any action
can be taken.
~'~ A ~etter was read from the Property Owners of Royal Palm
m±±age expressing ~ppreciation and gratitude for t~e way in
which the p~oposed industrial zoning of the area adjacent to
~hem was handled by the Council at its last meeting.
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The BuildingRe~ort fo~he month Of March was read.
It included 84~permits, coveting residences, addlt~ ns, a
duplex, garage, ebc., ~monnting to $506~25.00, breaking
all previous records for a monthly period.
A letter was read f~bm Mt.Bowies regarding the lack of
an Ordinance covering fences and the use of signs in Boynton
Beach.
A letter was read from Mr. Bowle's 'regarding the meeting
of the contractors on the new building code.
It was agreed that the meeting should be held on F~iday,
April 13.
A letter was
asking for
Rolling Green Ridge.
for two
~r & Light Company
street lights at
O.K.
Mr., D~Marco'moved, Mr. Partin'seconded,
the request~ Motion carried.
that Council
Mr. Hemmett of the Sun 0il Company brought up the subject
of their proposed~ S~rVice Etation to be located on the corner
of ~ederaI Highway ~nd~N,E. Eighth. He stated that they
~ended to S~end $~0,000.00 on this Service Station and that
it would be the only one on the East side of the Highway
South of ~he canal. Re contended'that in order to give
efficient~service to the no~th bound motorist there should be
a ~ervice Station on the East side of the Highway.
Mr. Johnson, Manager, was present, and stated that they
did not want a Variance to the Ordinance, but either an amend-
ment to the existing Ordinance or a new one which would make
a Service Station at this location permissible.
Mr. Griffith suggested the whole problem be turned over
to-the Planning Board and have a thorough check up of ~illing
stations on t~e Highway; that our present Zoning Ordinance
was drawn up several years ago.
Mr. ~eaver said an extra problem was the fact that several
requests hay, been turned down on the same basis during the
past few years, a~d added that mhe would prefe~ to see the
Ordinance amended.
Mr. Rehburg moved that the City Attorney be instructed to
prepare an emergency Ordinance covering the location of serVice
stations. Mr. Pa~tin seconded. ~h~. DeMarco ~b~tatned from
voting. Notion carried.
Sealed bids on a road grader were opened and read:
Clewiston Motor Company
Less allowance on oI~ machine
Square Deal Machinery Co., Miami.
$9,550~00 f.o.b. Boynton
$ 4.50.00 Beach.
$7,545.10 do.
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BILLS 0'KAYED FOR PAY~KNT:
Joe D.Harless Trust
M~s..L_ucille B. perry
Westchester Heights
Otty of DeIray Beach
Dominion Signal Company
East Coast Fire Equipment
Trustee, FEC. Railway
Ha~le s s
Tractor Co.
· & Gz~_ffiths
CO.
Be~kley
loShing
Paul Re st aurant
Sewell O o ·
~: Akers Ford
Oil co.
H~ ~sf0rd
C Z~e Bcsw r~
B~t~ ~a~ Fire Dept.
~e
do,
Fred B. Scott, A~ent
Louis C .Reger
Reserve for City Hall Ex.
Payroll
Burroughs
Ame~icsn Munitions Co.
Austin Supply Co.
Blue Cross of Florida
Bo Del Printing Co.
Herman Butts
Clewiston Motor Co.
Court Records Co.
Eas~ Coast Fire Equipment
Floz~ida Pwr. & Light Co.
Foster & Roba
~Gold Coast Gas Co.
Gulf 0il Co,
Gulfstream Glass
Hood's Auto Service
Hopkin's Marine Hdw.
General Fund.
150.00
~liO0 -
1,71
4s/co
132
14.20
l, O0
135. O0
103.00
12.9V
2~.50
36.24
ttV · O0
5.00
20.~0
60.00
5.98
50,,00
45.55
26..98
16
11.95
69,~48
469446
lO,:. O0
40'~ 38
1,015.00
961.60
315.20
11.15
36.78
174.80
15,68
2.50
11.45
15.00
35.40
602~05
35;38
11.00
12;30
67~16
20;6V
4.85
1,400.00 Beach acqulaitio
100.00 dO.
500.00
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Lake Worth Marine Ways
Medical Suppl~ Co.
Paul Mercer Service Stn
J.E.Mize
NcC oy, s Lake Worth W~c$ing
Co.
Harvey E. 0ye~ Jr.
Palm Beach Typewriter
11.70
20. O0
50;13
825. O0 4-
13.00
283; 05
36. V8
Harvey S. Warwick
Chase ~anhattan
John Violante
Rubin Construction Co,
Kenneth Snpw
Southern Bell T. & T.
Stevenson Seed Store
United Auto Service
Nat M. Weems
Gulf Stream Lumber Co.
Jack Ga~ver
Richard Wa~d
Russell Voress
L.C.Huttersen
Dan~iel Hag~d-
Fred Switzer
Mrs. Carl Arnlin
Ray Moore
RObert Sege~
Edwin Bingham
Ame~ican'Automobile Assocn.
~b~te L~ Ertel
~oses
BB.~
26.25
32.00
113.26
114.08
.70
1.62
2;00
10.00
32158
3.00
2,50
3.00
2;50
1.00
ti00
1.00
.50
1.00
2;50
3;5O
5;00
10;00
10;00
10.00
Bank for Withholding 581.50
ds 75.00
t0,00
150;00
40;00
88.00
Co, 56.70
28;00
of Commerce 221.50
eley 92.13
of Delray 61..06
Beach 35;:00
Assembly 3.50
r & Co. 44.63
67.32
nal Co. i6.37~
& Bt%;Ideas Supply 20.OO
tot Co, 63,~6i
ia Tractor Co. 55.45'
9,758.30 I & S.
6,988.75 I & S.
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Gulf Stremm Lumber Co.
International City Managers
Assoon.
Joe ~ s Trucking Service
Lake Worth Ma~ine
Roofing & Sheet ~etai Supply
Co.
Rubin C OhS t~uction
Town Of Palm Beach
Stetson 0.Sproul Tax Coil.
~ & Griffith
Seabord Air Line RR. Co,
L.C.Moo~e
Wm. Thomas BIack
Aec.
Bates
Mag Oason
O.A~S.I.
P~rol!
228.18
7;50
1,169~14
.47
39.13
72.80
37~00
878;07~
5~09
~47;83
899.84~-
2;60
I0~00
11;01
1~00
40.00
94V.56
935;10
2,235~70
972;17
945;~27
2,125;01
1,308~70
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Dorothy Bmown .50
P. Gatto 4.60
A,C. Spd!lman 6.00
William Skelly 3.40
Adams Chevrolet Go. 1,609,22
Brooks products of
ida 148.55
Brown & Moseley 10.50
Cameron & Barkley Co.
Neptune Meter co. 9.92
R.D. Wood Co. 71.64
Shaw Bros OIL Co, 30.39
Lane Construction Co. .30
.Zinke Smith
Dox~thy Brown
Wm. J. Koener
Ea~ry Geller
Charles H. Paschong
P. Getto
E.O. Sptnks
Sketly
Guthrie
~ores
ction Co.
Perry
e.y
40.00
Co. 27;52
Florida 13~59
4.51
& Supply
6,649.8~
East Coa~t~ Fire Equipment
T~s~ee~ ~ FEC. Co.
l~o~er & Light
Ne~te r C o,
Bell T & T.Co.
L~ber Co.
)ne
of Florida
4.50
2.00
653.46
22.96
82,70
19.62
523.57
3.53
4;60
10,00
87.00
6,78
12.00
Depositors'
15.00
7.50
7.50
7.50
~7.50
7.50
7~a50
7.50
7.50
7.50
7.50
7.50
7.50
7.50
15;00
7.50
7.50
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Florida-G~rgia Tractor Co.
II. $9,328.50
- cash discount 2%
.
f. o. b · Boynton Be ach.
Mr. DeMarco was authorised to compare the bide and decide
which would be most advantageous. The decision to be given
at the meeting tomorrow afternoon. ~
Mr. Griffith read Ordinance No.280 covering street speci-
fications for the second time.
Mr. DeMarco moved, N~ Rehburg seconded, that Ordinance
No,280 ~e accepted for the second reading. Motion ca,tied.
~r. ~ion cove~ing one additional
block to sill be advertised for two weeks,
Mr. DeMareo moved, M~. Rehburg seconded, that the
Re solut ion ~'~ adopted- Moji on carried.
Tuesday, ,Apri~ 1V, ~,30 P.M., was agreed on as the date
of the meet~ug a~t which Co~plaints against these assessments
will be heard.
After discussion, Mr~Partin moved that the City no
lon~ger lease C~ity equipment for p~ivate use. Mr. Rehbu~g
sec onded. Motion
Mr. Griffith ~ead a Resolution annexing twenty acres, more
oF less, in the N.W. corner of Section 18.
Mr. Rehbu~g moved, Mr. DeMarco seconded, that the
Resolution be tabled. Motion carried.
M~. DeMarco was asked to look into the matter of purchasing
for the City a pipe threader, and obtain bids for same.
In a discussion on the Mield' s over-all water system, Mr.
Weave~ said the CLty would save app~oximate!y 30% of the cost
by doing the work of pipe laying themselves.
Mr. DeMarco suggested that, considering the large ~uantity
of pipe required,it might be obtained from the factory direct
by wholesale, thereby saving approximately
~ ~r. DeMaroo moved that Mr. Griffith be authorised to
p~oceed with Mr. Field and his attorney in the preliminary
legal work in connection with the water system for an agreement
with Brockway, Webe~ ~ Brockway. Mr. Partin seconded.
Motion carried.
The report o£ the Fire Department for the month of March
was read.
Mayor ~eaver :said the n~mber of employees of the City
had now reached the stage where bette~ rates and gTeater
~ d
benefits can be obta~ne for them from th~ Blue C~oss In~u~ce
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plan. The extra cost will be .48 cents per employee per month.
M~. Pa~tin moved t~at the City adopt the new contract for
City emplOyees in the Blue Cross Blue S~ield Insurance Plan.
Mr. DeMa~co seconded. Motion carried.
Mr, ~DeMa~co moved that t~e Cit~ furnish the Shuffle-
board ~ub with a gFease trap. N~o Partin seconded. Motion
carried.
It ~s stated that the'owner of the Banyan Tree has asked
for information regarding the cost of being included in the
City limit s ~
Mr. DeMa~¢o moved'that the 'salaries of the three City
Inspectors 'be raised b~ $2~=.00 a month each. Mr. Pa~tin
seconded. Notion carried.
Meeting adjourned at 10.30 P.M.
CONTINUATION: Present: Mr. Mort Parttn Mr~ Don R~hburg
Vice Mayor Joe DeNarco.
The'following motion was made Tuesday, April 3, 1986,
at the continuation of the regular Council meeting:
~. Partin moved, Mr. Rehburg ~econded, that, in accord
with 9he letter frbm Ge~rgeS.Br~C~wa~ signing his p~oposal to
pe~f0~m engineering services relative to the'sngineer~ngsur-
vey which will be needed fo~ tbs contemplated improvements
in th~ muni6ipal water'sys~em, the said Firm of Brockway, Weber
and Brockway, Engineer, West Palm Beach, Florida, shall be
employed 'to make the sUrVey as outlined in said letter, subject
however, to ~he~pproval of the proposal by the City ~ttorney,
Robert F. Griffith, Jrt,. and conditioned upon the advancement
of the engineers' services of $2,000.00'being ps id for by N.R.
~ield, with the condition that the money be repaid by the
City ~ater Department to N.R. Field should the expansion oE
the mUntciapl water system be completed as recommended by the~
engineers. The matter being referred to the City Attorney for
completion.
Deputy Ci~ Clerk. '' [ '