O#44ORDINANCE NO. 44
~EREA3, the Town Commission of the Town of Boynton,
Florida, has heretofore deemed it necessary and advisable
for the public health, safety and general welfare of ~id
Town, that certain streets and public ways within said To~n,
be improved, and,
7~EREAS, a large portion of said improvements have
been completed but other improvements and contracts for
improvements are being executed, and
WHEREAS, the Town Commission has heretofore decided
that the property owners abutting on said streets or public
ways should pay the cost of said improvements, and,
~EREAS, there is now outstanding taxes and street
assessments in an amount sufficient to provide funds for the
improvement work completed and all other street improvements
now under, construction, and,
7~EREAS, it ~tl be necessary to close down certain
improvement work now being made unless sufficient funds are
~rovided, and,
WHEREAS, the To~ Commission of the Town of Boynton,
Florida dee it necessary for the health, satiety and general
welfare of said Town that funds be provided for the afore-
said purposes.
THEREFORE BE iT ORDAINED by the Town Commission of
the Town of Boynton,
1. That Town C~mmission borrow from the Bank of Boynton
the sum of Six Thousand Five Hundred and No/lO0 Dollars
($6,500.00) and that the Town Commission be authorized to
make said loan and execute notes of the Town for said
amount on the best terms and conditions that may be obtained.
11. This Ordinance shall become a law immediately
upon its passage.
The above Ordinance 44 having been read at a Special
Meeting of the Town Commission, all members being present
on October 9th, A. D. 19~4, was unanimously adopted as read
and a copy ordered posted at the door of the Town Hall.
C. F. Knuth, Mayor
J. C. Po,~ell,Clerk
Harry Benson
(Signed)
(Signed)
(Signed)
Boynton, Florida,
October ll, 1924.
Bank of Boynton,
Boynton, Florida.
Gentlemen:-
In consideration of the ~6500.00 loan granted us
this date in accordance with Ordinance No. 44 adopted at
a meeting of the Commissioners of the Town of Boynton on
October 9, 19~4, we do hereby pledge ourselves to make
payment of this loan from the general taxation as collected
from time to time during the next taxable period beginning
November 1st, 1924, unless this loan is liquidated from
other means before hand.
TOWN OF BOYNTON,
By C. F. Knuth,
(Signed)