Minutes 08-02-54F[ENt~_ES OF A RE~3LAR I~TIEG OF TM C0~_TSSION~S OF B0_~U~O~ BEAC~,
FLOR~A ~D A~ T~ CI~~ P~LL, B0~TON ~CH, AUGHT 2, _ 54
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P~SEh~: Mayor A. E. Shook ~. C. Ho~ Hood
~. ~t~ley ~eav~
2~. Joseph DeM~co
Mayor Simook c211ed the meeting to order at
M~s. W~ndell Jones, I~s.~z~e~=~ Keller and two other neighbors of
Waites,~ Bird Farm reported ~he farm has been quiet and peaceful since
they filed a petition at the last meeting.
Several] peoole in b
_ the a~d&ence congratulated the Cottucil on the
installation of new lights in the business district and the paving of
Palmetto Street.
City Clerk, Dorothy V. Williams read ~e ~ ~
'~ mznutes cz the last ~egular
meeting of the Council of July 19th~ 195~.
Mr. Weaver made a ~otion na~ raznu~es ce acsep~ed with one correction
page 3, ~-mrst o~agPaph, Civil Service 0~di_nance 257; caauging ~First
t~~ to ~econd ~e~ ~-~ ~,~ 'a
.~ . ~-~..~o~ seconded the motion. Motion carried.
The Building Inspector,s report for the mon-~ of July was read~
totalling
EXtrap~t o£ Pls_~_ning Board }~nutes of July 2?th, 19~4 were read
wherein; A~ Ba~ett moved that a reco~endation be made to the City
Cc~mmissio~ that they provide the Planning Board with a complete~up-to-
date z~aster ~ap of City, as it is LmpOssible for the Board to Work
witho~Y~ such a ~mide to go by. !~Lr. Chadwel! seconded. Motion car,±ed.
After discussion it was decided to ask FL~. Brockway if _he had
fought the City street map up to date and ix' so we can purchase another
~,.itar to the one on the Co~_ucil table.
A~ letter and 0u~get was su~muitted by the Chsmfoer of Co~erce in
hope the City will approve the amount of $2,~00,00 for the coming
General feez~-ng of the pmblic is bha,~ the C~h~ber of Comzaeree s~hould
be supported as much as posszo_eo
Correspondence from P0~ relative to annexation of Mi~er _Road
development especially in phase cE present water supply was read.
~$eaver explained ~~is previous remarks and pointed m~ the Es. ct teat
the wate~ ~ystem is not a b~-den ~ the t~ payers but is
~fnoily within its o~m ~eration.
M~. Grif~th, City~- u "General Licensing"
a~or~y, read 0rdi~nce 259~fo~ vhe first t~e.
l~. DeM~oo zuoved, M~. ~U~od seconded, that the first re~ing of the
O~di~uce be passed. Motion carried.
Ordina~uce 258, ~.endLug Zoning Ordinance 205, was read.. ~. Weaver
made a motion, seconded by,h% Deem that 0rdznance 2~8 be adopted.
Passed unanLmotzsly,
Zinke-S_mith ~o~£p~_y made request th~o~gh ~. Grifflth to have tlme
lot in Coqtdna Cove they imave p~t up as a bond, released in lieu of
cash bond to be given to ~. Ct!frith coverio~ all work still to be
cor~leted in ~iission
1~. hood made a motion to authorize Y~. Griffi~iu to reles~e the
Coquina Co~e lot upon receipt of cash bond to cover completion of work
in Mission ~ll according ~o a~ount to be agreed upon with ~ 0T~isti~-
sen. ~tr. ~eaver seconded the ~O~ion~ Passed unauimo~y.
~ ~emver made a ~otion t~ correc~ 0rdir~uce 2~4 to read ~Lote 21
& 22, lying W o£ ~EC~ zoned industrial~ ~co~uercial, motels, hotels ~ud
multiple ~esid~nces.~ ~o Hood seconde~ the ~otion. Passed ~aauL~ously.
In accordance with ~napter 262~0~ L~s of Florida, !95~,~ Police
Chief ~arver ~ecozmuends that Of~ice~ ~ule~ ~e~ be appeared as
~d me~ber of Bo~d of T~stees for z 2 y~ $~.~ T~s o~pletes
t~ 0rg~lzi~ of Police ~p~ent, c~ply~g with ~t~ Law. ~
~od ~de a motion ~_ favor of this, ~. Peen seconded t~ motion.
Motion c~ried.
N~r. DeM~vco made a moti on ~hat the City Clerk is hereby authorized
to deduct i0% fromm payroll of the Police Dept. as of A,¢~_st 15th, u~til
the ~t is equivalent to what s!~2%d ~ave been deducted l~¢.d aw~o~-
ization for deduction been given at the tlz~e of the passing of 0z~linance
2~. Eo exceptions. Thereafter ~% to be deducted in accordance with
the law. ~. Weaver seconded. All in £avor. Motion carried.
Police Chief Carver requested that A. B; ~iott,s aentence of 90 days
a~d ~200~O0 be reduced to ~iO0.00 a~d ~0 days ~£~ich has already been
served. ~ir. Weaver pointea crd% this recon~endation must c~me from the
judge, Y~r. ~¢ea, ver ~a¢!e the ~otion that if the Judge recommends the s~e
disposition it will be ~pprovedo Z~r. De~arco seconded the
Motion passed.
Mr~ ~eaver also'made the motion, seconded by I~. DeMarco that the
salary of Officer J, ~. ~tler be raised to ~250~O0 a month effective
as of ~ugus$ lst~ i954. Motion passed unsn~ousiy.
Five bids were opened on a ~ Ton Pica-up ~ac~ for Ohe Street Dept,
1- Adams Chevrolet Co.
2- General Motors Co_~p.
3- _~in-City Chevrolet
4- E~i ~f~tace Fo~d, ~c.
~i~229.00
1,24.2.00
1,330.00
1,5~0.00
~. ~Hoo~ made a motion tP~t the Adams Chevrolet, Dei~e cab,
windows, be the truc~ p-~rchased, Mr~ ~eaver seconde~, the motion.
Passe~ maani~ously.
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It was agree~ to advertise for a S~u~face Spreader. Bids to be opened
at the next Council ~eeting. Also agreed that M2r. C~is~i~sen ~uould
furnish specifications for bids.
Ma~or Shook remarked t~at the citizens of Boy~on Beac~ can expect
to find noticeable improvement at the Casino wit~uin 60 mays.
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BILLS O'KAYED FOR PAYMEYT:
Julius Ware
Dave Lanier
Wm. A Schuess!er
Charli~ Waters
Karo Williams
Gen'l Fund.
40°94
53.20
46.2O
~7.~o
44.12
Mc~rthur %Taters ~ 32.66
Di_ectOr of,Interna~ Revenuel~!80.30
Weavers ~nsurance ~gency 950.60
Wayne Vame Bonce~r ~0.08
Oreston Brown
John Guarine
Lenon J.Harris
Frank Johnson
John HarrlnEton
Dave Lanier
Wm. A. Schues sler
Kato Williams
McAr thur Waters
Coy Eddings
A .L.Edwards
J. M. Tuite
C.E .Wright
A.C.Carver
J.W. Butler
J. H.Collins
C .E.Hodges
J. A.
N.B. Sennish
D. V.Willisms
MiRdred Lofley
Teresa E. osdget~
A .E .Shook
C.S.Wesver
C. H. Hood
J. DeMarco
A .W.Deen
R, G. Greenwood
C.T.Bowles
C. Hochmuth
R.F.Griffith Jr.
Octet Rosenzweig
Alfcs Kelly
Caul Stoelzel
%~itt McDowell
Olive Cieroik
Boynton Beach Fire Depr.
Chas. M. Boos
County Mercsntile
Boynton Beach News
Jacobson Mfg.
Heidelberg Restaurant
[
2¥.00
23.92
Fg.8o
4!~40
32,20
121.95
~33.t9
135,95
120.65
120.65
13@.15
79775
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255.¥5
3,~24.22
119.76
63.65
?5.25
12.60
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Stevenson Seed Store
Continental Cafe
Florida Power & Light
Service Electric Company
J.C,Talbot
M~&mi Uniforms Inc.
L.J,Nichols
The MinuTe Co.
Gulf Stream Lumber Co.
William E. Mayhew
Burnup & Sims
Shio & Shore Motors
Oierce Tire Co.
Palm Beach Typewriter Co.
Southern Bell Tel & Tel.
Delray Machine & Suooly
Maule Industries
Birmingham Slag Co.
Vaughn & Wright of W.O.Beach
Wayne Vade Boncauer
M.J.Estafen & R.J.0en
Oreston Bro~n
John Gusrine
Lemon J.Harris
Frsnk Johnson
Coy Eddings
Dave Lanier
Wm. Schuessler
Chsrlie Waters
Kato Williams
McArthur Waters
John Harrington
A.L.Edwards
J. M.Tuite
C .F .Wright
A. C. C steer
J.W. Butier
J.H.Collins
C.E.Hodges
J.A.Kiin¢ler
N.B. Sennish
D.V.Wiiliams
Olive Cier%~
Mildred Loffley
Tereesa Padgett
Helene D.Himber
Geo Christiansen
L.L.Cl~iand
R.H.Anderson
Julius Ware
Austin Su~o~ly
M.J.Estafen
M.J.Estafen & R.F.0en
Adams Chevrolet Co.
Blue Cross of Florida
~.B.Ste~rett & Sons
mercer ~erviee Station
9.75
27. O0
~44.21
8.75
12~.00
3~.o0
6.6~
22.67
2F.OO
Z9.60
2.?9
29.88
22.20
2%99
35,99
11.76
77.50
59.83
37.72
10.70
40,08
23.90
¥~.40
90,30
¥0.¥8
~3,io
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¥2.86
40.48
¥0.¥8
121.95
1~4,20
107.75
117.33
120.95
106.90
106.90
139.1~
ii¥.FF
79.75
io5.¥5
9~.75
i76.o5
121.90
i07.25
16.~6
23.17
1~229.00
131.0o
FS.~l
Wayne Boncauer ~0.08
Preston Brown 40.08
John Guarine ~3.90
Lenon J.Harris ~8.40
Coy Eddings 40.48
Dave Lanier 53.10
Wm. A, Schuessier 55.95
Charlie W~ters 47.40
Kato Williams 42.75
McArthur Waters 40.48
Julius Ware 40.48
John Harrington 40.48
M.J.Est~fen 5.77
Rubin Construction Co. 88.00
Allen Chemical Co. 13.75
Hermann Butts 6.80
Burnuo & Sims 24.60
City of Delray Beach 125.00
Boynton Beech News 33.65
Orange State Oil Co. 168.62
Ocean City Lumber Co. 8.00
Faircloth Truck & Tractor
Co. 12,88
Shaw Bros. 0il Co.
Eest Coast Fire Protection
Service 7.00
R.F.Griffith Jr. 25.00
DeWitt SuDpiy Co. 41.43
Tho Sireno Co. 30.64
Geo. S. Brockway 97.00
Heidelberg Restaurant 4.50
Continental Cafe
Asrhalt Sales Co. ~0.26
Miami Uniforms 71.!7
Halsey ~ Griffith 58.51
Polio Emergency Drive 25°00
Motor Vehicles Commis~oner 3.25
L.L.Cteland 100.70
R.H.Anderson 98~05
H.~.Herring 70.00
Wayne Boncauer ~2.20
Preston Brown 40.08
John Gusrine 24.00
Lenon J~ Harris ~8.~0
Frank Johnson 45.20
Julius Ware 40.48
Dave Lanier 53.20
%~. Schuessler
54.80
Lee Thomas 21.60
Charlie Waters 47.40
Karo Williams 40.10
John Harrington 40.48
Ellis McAvoy 40.~8
McArt~r Waters 40.48
Water Fund.
Davis Meter Remeir 49~.00
The Cameron ~ Barkley Co. 17.75.
Trustees F.E.C.Rly. Co. 1.00
Oicard Chemical Co. 24.?5.
Neptune Meter Co. 243.60
Stevenson Seed Store 21.00
Florida Power & Lt. 399.41
Brooks Oroducts ImCo 87.00
John Violante 19.00
Southern Bell Tel & Telo ~9.i0
Vau§hn & Wrught 9.~
Jerry Hassell 44.80
Carl Stone 63.23
Lee Thomas f7o20
Austin Suo~ly 31.90
Darrel Willismson
Aeetoof Harlsnd D.McMullin
,I 1.40
Bly~ Cross of Florid~ 33.5.0
Mercer Service Station 1o00
Jerry Hsssell
Carl Stone
Lee Thomes
Katherine Thomoson
Wm. Go Geller
~cct.of NOrbert McNamara
A.J.Klemons
Maurice Bradfieid 4.~0
Acct. of
~at M. Weems 36.00
The Cameron ~ Barkley Co. ~8.t2
Central Truck Lines
OarryTrailer Sales & Service 2.~0
Shaw Bros. Oil Co. 67.1~
Florida East Coast Ry. Co. 1~00
Halsey ~ Griffith Inc. 31~81
Charles L~ Meyers & Son 107.89
Frau~klin Cook 6.00
Acct· of
" of Ruth Edenfield
Jerry Hsssell kk.80
Carl Stone
Lee Thomes 38. f0
Ruth W. Edenfield 2.80
Tereese E. Oadgett
Helene D. Himber 94.7f
Katherine Thomoson 94.3~
Geo. Christisnsen 176o0~
Weavers Insurance Agency t~.2~
Jerry Hasseil 44.80
Carl Stone
Lee Thomas
Jerry Hsssel! 27.30
Carl Stone
Lee Thomss f9.30
Acct. of T~h~ A. Sulliven
Depositors' Fund.
7.5.0
7.5'0
lf. OO
7. fro
7. fro
R. G. G~eenwood, Bldg. Inspec~o~ and PatLl Joh~son we~e appointed
to investigate ~r~ith Mayor 'Shook two corglO_a~_uts filed with the
EGuaiization Board by ~Lv. A. j. !~eEons. Mr. ~eaver ~ade the
seconded by l~ro De~ia~coo Mot±on c~-~_~ied.
~. Shook repo~ted finial figures f~o~ ~i~. Boos fo~ ~e ?~chase o£-
ad~ition~ pare land a~e $~,424.22. M~. DeMa~co made ~ ~otion that
th_is ~moun~ be paid, i~. Deen seconded the ~otlon. Passed unanimo~.slyo
Street a~sess~ents to be placed on the ~Eendz for the next meeting.
Discussing sO~eet assessments as ~u inevitaOie procedure fo~ improving
ou C~y~ the Mayor aeked for co~uents f~omthe audience. No objections
There being no further business, the M~vor adjou%~_ed ~he meeting,
Mayor
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