Minutes 11-18-63~iI~UTES 0- REGULAH ~ETING 0F CITY COU~NCIL, HEDD AT CITY
BO~TON BE~CH, FLOP~IDA, I~0V~BEH 18, 1963, 7~:30 PoM.
PRESE~:
J. ALLISON B~KS, VIC~ NAYOR
WALTE~ Ac NL~DSEN, COUNCII~LAN
~HA~ES~ J..N~tHONEY, C0~NCil~
0NAS A. SU~R~, COD~CILMAN
JOHN L. AHCHiE,
J. B. HW~RSON, CITY
GENE M00P~E, ~CITY ATTORNEY
TERESA PA~GETT~, CI~
JA~ TUITE, F~ C~
~ T~0k~ P~LIC
~~ HOO~, T~ ~SESSOR
~ H!LL~,
GE0~E J0~SONz ~C~TION
The meeting was called to oFder by the Vice Nayor, who
announced that ~he Mayor was attendmng a 0ham~Der e~ Gommeroe Convention
in Tampa, Florida. The Rev. Her~y F. Jarvis, Pastor of the Southside
B '
aptzst Church, gave the invocation, followed by the salute to the
Flag led by Gene Moore.
~Ir. ~ahoney moved ~heminutes of the regular meetins of
November ,, 1963, be approved. Mr. SUmmers secondedJ Noti~n passed
Unanimously.
~Lr. ~en moved the minutes of spe¢ial meeping of November
8th, 1963, be approved. Mr. M~b_aney seconded. MotmCn carried
unanimously.
Under old business, ~r. ~ahoney moved that J. Wiltiard Pipes
be appointed to serve on the PlUmbing Board as an al~nateunder
la2men's classification. N~. Madsen seconded the mo~zon which passed
unanimously.
Mr. Henderson gave the Council the tabmlating c~ittee's
recommendation regarding the awarding of the b~d rom the accoustieal
ceiling in the Shuffleboard Building. Three bids wePe read by the
City Manager as follows:
GriffithFlooring Co.
(Lowering of ceiling lights not include&.)
Albert Dean
~ 5
$1 60.00
Arming- Johnson Co.
Best Electric Co.
$ 780.00 (Ceiling)
218.00 (Lowering Lights)
The tabulating committee recommended the awarding~of the contract
to the combined bids of Auning-Johnson CO. amd Best Electric Co.
for a total price of ~998o00. Er. Eahoney m~ved that the Counell
the contract for tho installation of the accoUstical soiling to
Arming-Johnson Co, fo~ $750°00 and the lowering ~f tho lights to
Best Electric Co. for $2t8.00. ~Lv. S~rm~ers seconded. Eotion
carried u~animously.
Under new buslness,~ Er. S~mers moved that ~e regular
December 2~d mee~g of the 9ouneil bepostponed and held Dece~er
~th at ~ :~0 A. E. at ~ich !time the vote be canvassed. N~. N~dsen
seconded the ms,ion which passed unanimously.
~rs. Peggy 0tterson, City employee, was awarded a.check
for $10.00 ~for her suggested name .for the soon to be pUblmshed
name was "Offf the He~ord."~ The
Mayor Banks.
Mr.S~ers s~ated to the other members of Cqunci! ~hat he
had been info,ed b~ ~ s~Pe~i~tendent of Sout~hern Gulf Utilmties
~hat
ments
would
when asked
and the
the
go
aSS
was to be dug i~ front of the business est~olish-
'O
one day after the electz n which
' the seasgn. Mr. Moore,
Lons between the city
going on at
sewer line to
lines to be
once concerning
of
were
ica-
council
Nr. PaUl Johnson a~k~d ~e counci~ to reconsider the
ordinance ~a~s~d'toc~ose dr~E emt~i~sh~ents in_the City after
three o'olqc~ a.m. He w~s~msu~ed by Er. ~adsen that the council
would talk it ~over.
Re~. R~n~y F. Jarvis, representing ~he ~ini~t~rial Association,
asked permisst~on, fromcouncil to locate a ~s~gu on City property
surFounding ~e 0igy Hall, li~ting the churche~ in the ~ity.and
their loaatioms ~o~ the be~efmt of tourist wi~ing t6 a~ten~
~esidents who ~e~e ~liar with thei~ ~ocatiens. ~. B~ks
asked fo~ She s~oiFicatZons which Rev. J~rvis said were
Nr. B~s the~ ~ssure8 Rev. Jarvis t~t ~e coumcil would take it
under consideration.
Nr. Harry LeForte asked the Council if it wasn't unusual
for ~a bram~ ~ew building to have a ceiling put in i~, The Vice
Mayor informed him that it was an additionnot a replacement to
the Shuffleboard Building.
N~s. Edythe Hood commended the Council on accepting the
b '
additional draft of comments made by her during the pu tmc half
hour of the October 21st m~ting.
had
been bid
mont.
by
this improve-
ed the contract
low
the
the
Nadsen seconde~ the
~Tae fottow&ng bilt~ ~ere ~esented for Councml approval:
F~ats~rucktng Service
Boynton Be~Ch Chamber of
Co~lerce
$832~20
$ oo.oo
Mr. So'mmers moved that the Dills be paid. Mr. Ms, choy seconded.
~otion carried unanimously.
~ir. So~mers moved the acceptance of the departmental reports.
Mr. Madsen .secOnds~. -Mr. ~ahon~y asked that the BudSet Report be
excepted from the motion since it had not been received. Mr. S~mmers
restated his motion as suggested, moving 2hat the Police, Fire and
Public Works reports be accepted. M ' -
otmon carried unanimously.
Nm. Henderson informed the Council that on8 minor change had
been made on the preliminary pla~s from the architect for the new
jail quarters, that being the inclusion in the plans of drains in
the locker tank and recreation room, and asked council to give the
architect approval to proceed with final plans and s~eeifications
beffore going out to bid. Mr. ~ahoney moved that upon the advice of
the City ~anager a~d the report of the committee that the council
approve the tentative plans and authorize the architect to proceed
with final plans on the jail. 2~r. Summers seconded the motion which
carried unanimously.
The meeting was adjourned a~ 8:30
? / 2o At~ison B~s, Vice ~iayor
~(s ~. ~ne~,
Tho~as A. 'Supers, Cotm¢i~an