Minutes 06-01-53MINUTES OF A REGULAR MF2ETING OF THE COMMISSIONF~S OF
BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA~ HELD AT THE CITY HALL BOYNTON
BEACH ON J~NE l, 19%3.
Mayor F.L.Pu_winton
Mr. Alva Shook
Mr. C.Howard. Hood
Nm. Arthur Fredrieh
Mr. Stanley Weaver.
Mayor Pmrinton called themeeting to.order at 7.30 P.M.
Mr. Fred J.Bowles
lot next tohis in Bowers
could be dangerous in a
of the bad condition of the
especially of a dead tree ~nieh
Mayor Purinton said it w~uld be inspected to see what can be
done, and s~ggested that a letter be written to the owner; that
if no reply is reeeived~ the tree will be removed and the cost
charged to the owner on his tax bill.
Mr. John Niebet.asked if the Cit~ would,contribute $i00
arrangedfor the children, and requested publicity in the
local pa~er.
Mr. Weaver moved that the
e~hibition of Fireworks for July
the cost ef them. Mr. Fredrioh seconded
passed unanimously.
for the
$100 towards
the motion which was
City Clerk, Dorothy V. Williams, read the minutes of the
last regular meeting of the CommissiO~ of MaY 18, 19%3.
Mr. Hood moved andMr. Shooksecon~ed ~that the minutes
be accepted as read~ Motion oessed unanimously.
The r?port of the Building Inspector for the month of
May was teac, amountingte $75,100.0b.
A letter was read requesting the transfer of the liquor
licence of B~eezs Inn to Mr. J. Laurel.
Mr.
the
moved that o~ be gr~nted for the transfer
as reqUest~d~ Mr.Fredrich
motion, was passed unanimously.
Frank Johnson
Lee Thomas
Charlie Waters
Refuse Andrews
Ed. Jerkins
George Conner
Karo Williams
Leonard Harris
John Quarine
Blue Cross of Florida
Lana Brown
0. A. Runyon
Chas. F. Robson
Elizabeth Belcher
Acct.of J.T.Striekland
Augustus Robinson
Dave Lanier
Vera Johnson
A.C.Carver
~ames W. Butler
John H.Co!lins
BILLS 0'KAYED FOR PAYMENT:
Gen'l.Fund
~3.0%
J.A.Wildner
D.V.Witliams
Olive Cierpik
Teresa E.'Padgett
Wm.
GeO
Fr~
Ed,
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8%.~0
1%0.40
1~1.20
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13¥.8o
119.10
121.00
6~.28
13%.80
109.00
98.10
1~%.90
3~8.2O
3.0%
%0.6%
4.8o
%0.8%
39.%3
~+6.20
2~+. 0%
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100.00
100.00
100,00
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Water Fund
%6.~5
18,60
134.80
Depositors
7.%0
7. ~'0
7. FO
7.5'0
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A letter, dated June 1, from Mr. Griffith was read regarding
the recent passage of Senate Bill 917 in connection with the
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lng
Ci~it ~rvi~. Y placed ander
Mr. Fredrich moved that the account presented by Mr.
Griffith for special service in connection
with. Bill No~. Mr. Weaver seconded the motion,
which was passed unanimously.
A lette~.
Mt.Charles Boos was read
area of the' let adjoining
Mr. Purinton objected to the big tree on the lot being
removed, and Mr'. FredriCh asked whether the parking space wo~ld
be used without parking. meterS.
Mr. Weaver suggested, as an alternative~ using the lot
lng the Masonic L~dge, and Mr. Shook said that as other
P . .g lots are being arranged for~ it does not seem necessary
to have eno where the City might at some time make a park.
The matter was tabled.
Mr. Griffith said he would like an Ordinance covering the
proposed Civil ServiCe scheme for City employees and suggested
tha~ a temporary Board be appointed.
Mr. Grlffith said that the Cdral Ridge Develooment Company
had been granted an extension of thirty days on lotL26 of the
Dewey s/d; they are going to know definitely in thirty days
whether they will be able to finish the Super Market project.
Mr. Purinton said it had been arranged that the projected
kidney shaped pool would be changed into s regular pool which
could be used for revenue.
Mre
he w~uld like to
but sufficient mon~ is not yet available;
pletion by November 1.
pipe
Mr. Purinton suggested the water/bill
remaining fund of the Civic ~ride Society.
of the Parks and Playgrounds, said
for installing the water pipes
he hopes for eom-
be paid from the
There was a discussion on the backstop needed for the soft
ball court, which would cost $176.00. Mr. Shook thought one
could be made cheaper.
~ir. Niobe! said the Legion had decided to hold a ~ublic
dance ~ the ~ear f~ture in aid of the Parks and Playgrounds,
fund.
It was agreed to have an Executive meeting Mn Tuesday,
wouldJUne 9,beataskedthe CitYto tHal!~ at 7.30 P.M., at Which ~. Senior
_= ~ _ ~.. a~tend, in connection with Civil Service
s~a~us rot cl~y employees.
The City Clerk read a list of bills 0'Kaye8 for payment
this evening.
No questions were asked reEarding them.
There being no further business. Mayor Purinton adjourned
the meetinE. ·
City Clerk.