Minutes 01-05-37REG~V~AR MEETIN~ OF JANU.~R~- 5, 195V.
A Regular Meeting of the Board of Town Commissioners
of the Town of Boynton, Florida, was held at the Town Hall on
Tuesday evening,
Present:
January 5th, 193V at ~:30 o~clock P.M.
H. D. Stevens, Mayor,
N. Mo Weems, Vl~e
J. P. Bowen, Tov~n Clerk.
The above constituti~4 the entire Board of Town Commissioners of
the Town of Boynton, Florida.
The mmnuues of the Regular Meeting of December 18, 1958
were read an~ ap~rovem.
The minutes of the Speci~d- ~eeting of December 18, 19~
were read and approved.
Upon Motion made by Commissioner Bowen, seconded by Com-
missioner ~eems a~m unanimously carrmed, the following b_~s were
approved for payment:
SHORTY~S SERVICE STATION
RILEY M. BARNES
RILEY M. BARNw/-----------------~
BOYNTON LANDSCAPE CO.
ANDY'S GARAGE (Gas, Oil~ etc.)
ANDY'S GARAGE (Tires & Tub~s)
Total Bills.
$25.30
81.00
49V,84
5,50
19.92
21.55
The following letter was read:
TOWN OF BOYNTON BEACH
A Municipal Corporation
Boynton Beach, Florida
December 31~ 1938.
Honorable Mayor and Town Commission-of Boynton, Fla.,
Boynton, Fla.
Gentlemen:
It has come to the attention of the Boynt0n Beach commission
that the grounds of the Boynton Casino have been used recently
for the parki~ of trailers used as livir~ quarters and it has
been reported to our commission that the caretakers of the Casino
are soliciting such business for the future.
Our commission have instructed me to inform you that the
use of property for that purpose in the district where the Boynt6n
Casino is Ibcated, is forbidden by the Ordinances of Bsynton Beach
and to respectfully request that you issue suc~ instructions to
your caretaker there am will prevent its use for that purpose in
the future.
Very truly yours,
Pomeroy L. Dunbar
Town Clerk- Boynton
(Signed)
Beach, Fla.'~
Epon Motion made by Co_mmissioner Weems, seconded by Com-
missioner Stevens and unanimously carried, the Clerk was instruct-
ed to mail a copy o£ the above letter to Ers. D. S. Ross, Boynton
Beach Casino Custodian, with the advice tb~t the Casino property
is subject to the Ordinances of the To~ of Boynton Beach.
The Co~¢.ission also agreed to re-imburse Mrs. ROss to the
~xoent of $18.00 for cleaning up the Casmno grounds in anticipation
of such trailer business.
The following letter was read:
~CiTY OF LAKE ~0RTH.
FLOR!D~.
December 28, 1936.
MayOr of Boynbon,
Boynton, Fla.
Dear Sir'.
i am instr~acted by the Commission of the C~ty of Lake
Forth to extend to you, your Official family and the people of
your co--unity an invitation to participate in and enjoy the
recreational facilities now available in our town.
It is our desire tbmt you take advantage of these
things in the same m~uner that our ~n residents do.
Very truly,
~CE-M
E. C. ~fng' (Si~$ed)
City Clerk."
The Clerk was instructed to acknowledge receipt of the
above letter with the tha~cs of the Con~nissioners on behalf of
themselves ~ud the Citizens of Boynton.
The following letter was read:
WTo The Mayor ~ud CounceI,
of Boyn~on, Fla.
Gentlemen:
Boynton, Fla.
Jan. 5, 193V~
I am attaching hereto sketches of four signs which i
have had made and painted to direct the high~y traffi6 and ad-
vertise Boynton Inlet. it is my desire to erect these signs
North, South and at the corner of the traffic light as more speci-
fically outlined at bottom of each sign on attached sketches.
I hereby respectfully request your permission to erect
these signs as above outlined it being agreed that they will be
erected in a stable and wor~nnanship mariner and maintained in good
condition.
Yours very truly,
Upon Motion made
Edward Polhamus (Signed)
Edward Polb~mus. ?
by Commissioner Stevens, seconded by
Commissioner ~eems, and unaniEnously carried, Nr. Polhamus was
granted permission to erect the signs as requested.
It was mutually agreed that effective at once, ~. H. Partin
assume Police Duties only, at the salary of $12~.00 per month, M~.
Partin to have custody of the Police Car and to make a monthly
report to the Comission.
It was also agreed that Zoll Na~oerry
appointed ~ater Superintendent, to assume all
with the Water Department and street and other outside work under
the direction of the Vice-Mayor,: salary to remain the same as at
present.
There being no ~urther business the meetir~ adjourned.
be arid he hereby is
d~ties in ~hr~ec~ion
~.~_~ Mayor.
Vice-D~ayor.
· x To~n Clerk.