Minutes 04-06-59MINUTES OF REGULAR EEETING OF CITY COUNCIL OF
BOYNTON BEACH, HELD IN CITY H~LL, BOYNTON BEACH,
FLORIDA, _APRIL 6, 1959
P RESENT:
James J. Mahoney, Mayer
J~ B~ Baughman, Vice-M~ayor
Martin Du~ rkin
Harvey Oyer
Walter Madsen
Ro~ald Fruda, Cit2 Attorney
Te~eesa Padgett, CiSy Clerk
Raymond Ser~kpiel, Chief of
Police
Jack Tuite, Fire Chief
Ditek Grootenboer, Smpt. of
Pmblic Works.
The meeting was called to order at 7:30 P.M.
Father Gerard Manming, Reoter of the St. Mark's Ca~d~elie
Church, Boynton Beach, Florida, gave the invocation.
Minutes c~ the regular meeting of M~ch 16, 1959 were read
~d ~ous~ approved ~theut
Ninutes of the speci~meebing ef M~h 2%th, 1959, were
read ~d un~oms~ approved wiShout
So
this for thei~2ormati*n o~. Dec,hie and told him that a
report was forthcoming. Mr. Eo L~ Glenn inquired about the
moving of the. garbage ~i~en a progress report.
Mr. James the Carnival to be held by St.
Catholic Church be req ~ at ~e~lyhou~. The
Mayor ~n~o~d h~ that he been ~rmed ~hat ~e C~val
wo~d close at H:00
The Council s~heduled a meeting withthe Ocean Ridge
Council to d~scuss Water Se~ice a~d Fire ProtectiQn for Wed~es-
day evening, April 8th, at 8:00 P.N.
A letter, was read from~Renice LansLug, Principal of Boynton
Beach. JuniorHigh School asking permission to use Pence Park
for baseball.p~aCtice a~d gamea. M~. Durkin moved that this be
turned ever to! the Parks & Playground Board for consideration.
Mr. Madsen seconded the~motion which passed umanimously.
A lette~ was read from Mr. W. R. Marvi~ ~equesting use of
Pence Park for "Pr~p League? baseball g~mes. T~ s was also
turned over te the Pa~ks au~ Playground Beard by a unanimous
vote of the C'otu~Cil.
A letter w.as read fr~m M~. and Mrs. W. P. Ch~npney concern-
Lug a vacant lot adjoining their home on Potter Read. This was
referred to ~. 0yet and 2~. Gro*tenboer for them to report back.
A letter was read from Florida Tourist Guide regarding a
subscription in its publication. Mr. 0yet moved that this be
turned ever to the Chamber of Commerce. Mr. Madsen seconded
the motion which passed u~animously.
A letter was read from the Americam Legion asking the
Ceunoii for available land to be used for a fi~g range for
junior citizens of Beynton Beach. This letter was referred to
the Parks a~d Playground Beard by a motion by Mr. 0yet, seconded
by Mr. Madse~ and unanimously passed.
the
was read from Florida State Fire College
ef Fire
t~atien, at
The Oeuncit scheduled a meeting with N. R. Field a~d his
Attorney for 3:00 P.E. April 15th.
The Council scheduled a meeting with the Advisory Board
a report
A request was read from St. Mark's Catholic Church Carnival
for permlssiento held a non-profit oaEmival on the chttwch
gro~mds April 7 te 12th inclusive. Mr. Durkin moved this peti-
tion be granted. Mro 0yet seconded the motion which passed
u~animouslyo
Zoning 0rdina~ce #319 was read for the second reading.
Mr. Baughma~moved that it be accepted on second reading.
N~. Durkin seconded the motion which passed unanimously.
0rdinamce #320, on Gas Franchise for the City, was read
for the first reading. Mr. Fruda read a letter f~em 2~o Geo.
W. Coleman, Attorney for Florida Public Utilities Ce. and a
letter from the AttorneyGeneral regarding the referendum that
would be necessary. He then sta~ed that the refe~endumwould
include ali the voters ef the City and that a simple majority
vote would oar~y. This was his interpretation of the opinion
expressed by Mr. Coleman and the Attorney General. This was
the pr0ced~L~ followed by Delray Beach~ Fla., whose charter was
almostidentleal to this City's Charte~, as stated in the letter
from the Attorney Gene~aI. At the request of Mr. Oyer, the
the motion which passed unanimomsly.
The City Attorney brought to the attention of the Co~mcil
a suit to foreclose a lien on Ctt$ Hall by J. Richard Ogden,
The Council asked Nr. Fruda Se proceed according to prier
authorization in this matter.
A letter was read f~om William P. Du~n, Jr., Chai~ of
the Citizems ~ Committee of Boynton Beach, asking the City te
press the Comity for the completion of the B~idge over Boynten
Ca~al on Seacrest Blvd. Itc Madsen ass~ed M~. Dunn, who was
present in the audience, that he would make every effort to
this end.
A letter
they
to
the mee~img ~ith the Advisory Board..~s.
to neti~Mr~ Bateman or 'Mr. Jef£ries
that
t~e City.
Jeff ties
~ceding
asked
mo~ed
City
Lo=s to the Co~ucil
to get of it.
passed
· a request
to ' the
~. Du~kin se
Boa~d
to the
motion which
A le~te~ of reEommendations was read from the P!u~bing Board
whichi~?~uded the iollowlng ~ecommendations: ~nat each and
every indlivi~mal septic tank shall be vented with a 3" ven~ stack
th~oughi:the roof, a~d that Section ~ (a) ~age 14 o£ the ~ode
B?ok ~ea~'~All double comPartment k~tchen smnks will be connected
wit~ se~ate l~" traps." Mr. Madsen moved that this recommen-
dation be, table~ for further study. Mr. Baughman seconded the
motm~n Which passed unanimously.
The Mayor infoz~med the Council that since the Agreement with
Gulfstream on Wate~ and Fire P~otection was simila~ to that
cu~rentiy being ¢onside~ed~with Ocean Ridge that, with the per-
mlssion~e~ the Co~cil, discussion on it would be held over
until ~eg, tiations with Ocean Ridge were completed.
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The Building Report was read and showed total building
pezmzits for the month of March to be $403,060o0Q.
A bid was read on a copy machine from the Lanier Gc~pany,
West Palm Beach, ~lao, t~ the-amo-~t of $281.00 for ~ Ther~zo-
M~. Madse~ seconded the motion which passe~ ~aamLmously.
A bib was read from the Palm Beach
man~al 16 inch
Coo for a
amount of
zed
~Yme motion
A license reqmest made by Mrs. Alta Helen Couture for beer
to serve on the p~emises amd to go was tabled by a motion by
' a
N~. Madse~, seconded by M~. 0yet and ~nanmmously p ssed.
A survey of cost of installation of lights as recommended
~ p
with the Plumbing Bo~d at 7°30 .M. on the same evening.
TheCity Clerk was instructed to make out a list ~f scheduled
meetings for the month for the lnfo~matlon of the Council.
A schedule for registration, other than the regula~ hours
at the City Hall, was read. Mr. Baughmanmoved that the sche-
their naturalization papers ~th th~m when they come
to register.
At the request of Hunnicutt Associates, Mr. Madsen moved
that the following men be appointed as Deputy Tax Assessorm
during the time this fi~m is working on the reassessment of the
City of Beynton Bea~h:~ Donald Evans, Monty Skinner, Sanford
Simmons, and Clayton Ma~tim. Mr. Baughmau seconded the motion
whi~m passed unan~mously.
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The Mayor brought to the attention of the Council that
47% acres ef property lying~Bst of Forrest Hills, in Section 32
within the City limits of Beynton Beach had been excluded f~om
the tax rolls since 1952~ The tax ea~d for this preperty was
ma~ked "excluded by eetu~t order., A letter from the Guardian
Title and Abstract Ce. addressed te Mr. Renald Fr~da concerning
this was read and stated that a title sea, ch conducted by them
fQr taxes for the Gha~ter gives
the ~ moved
tha~ ~ with
The Police Depart~ment Monthly Report was read and noted.
The Fi~e Depar~ment monthly report was read and noted°
A letter was read, addressed to SeaCrest Realty & Insurance
Agcy., Coy, ~rom H. C. Hare Co. Gen. Agents, Jacksonville, 3,
Florida,. regarding water pressure as concerns fire safety of
Browa~d G~a~& Supply Co., Inc., located on N. W. 2nd Avenue,
lm this lett~ the Fire Chief stated that the Fire Department
had made a check of pressure 'and that i~ was not adequate,
wate~ system she~ld include a minimum
and-additional water storage in the
North sectto~ of the City.
M~. Baughmangave a report on the.Water Department in which
he stated that the City's water system~ ~ater Department was
in a ~ous condition brought about, by the fact that past
net p~ovided la~ge eneugh mai~s tc take ca~e
of and population growth. Also he pointed out
that er Refumding Agreements im the past with
the Waterw Depa~j~m~t .~.~h a c?nti~gent
000 wh~ in hzs opinmon was a
~greemem~. ~Gst conditions .and
two ~ingp~eb!ems which
· estimated $600,000
~ We consult ou~
low
which was
engineers Is
read.
Depa~ent of Public W~rks was
A letter f~om~r. Grootenboer, Supt. of Public Works, was
rea? in whic~ he asked for permission tO travel to Camp Blanding
to mnvestigate t~he purchase ef suliolus ~my equipment.
Mr. Baug~ammoved that I~r. Madse~, Mr. 'Du~kin and N~. Grootenboer
b~ authorized t~ travel to C~np Bl&~ding for the above stated
purpose. Mr. Oyer seconded the motion which passed unanimously.
Mr. Durkin i~foz-med the Council that he was endeavoring to
a~ra~ge a Joint meeting of the Parks and Playgro~d Board'and
the Re¢~eatio~ Board so that they could discmss varioas affairs
concerning them.
Councilman
/ ' uouncilman
DISBURSEMENTS FOR MONTH OF H~4RGH, 1959
FaED B. SCOTT, ~ENT
.Louis C. RE~ER
B~TTS P~nIZTOR ZNn L~WN MOWZa g~
Jomm HA~ImOTOm
BETTY H~ ~OW, F.P. B.B. Ja. H.S. PTi
B.B. FZaE
~m ~o~-R~ Co.
ASSOC. OF ELEC. INSPECTORS
'IONS ~ ELECTRONICS
INC.
TRZNSFEa -- I&S F~Nm
F=Nm
1200. O0
100. O0
$. O0
15. O0
200. O0
75. O0
555.17
63. O~
,9.72
260. O0
~6.$i
1716.27
15.03
138. 50
24.54
140.09
95.29
3. O0
$1.01
I! O. 64
10.00
28.73
99.80
3.75
10, O0
13.50
75. O0
10. O0
558. riO
72.45
22. ~-0
37.60
75. O0
29. ~0
220.26
20.19
23.62
2. O0
75. O0
6784.43
" " " " B.B. Mm~.Pm. (DEPOS) 550.00
" " " " S. SIm~S MEm. Fm.(DEpos)iO0. O0
" " ~ " B.B. ~c~. F~. (Dm~os) ~200.00
16110.14
" " " " S. SImmS HE~. Fm.(DEP.) 1975.52
W~Es I~S.
15. O0
6784.43
550.00
!00.00
4200.00
1611 O. i~
1975.52
DISBURSEHENTS FOR HONTH OF HARCH, 1959
FuN~
B.B. A¢~uzsz~ION
~YER ~$ FUrNITUrE
B~OW~I~'$ ~ENS S~oP
FLORID~ LPOWE~ ~ LIGHT
Gmo. W. Fow~mR Co., INc.
1986. O0
12.95
46.48
122.66
55. O0
75. O0
2850. O0
90.98
$4. 40
i26~ 66
25.12
llOt. 96
fi. 55
60. O0
75.61
95. O0
5. 50
25.11
D. D. Jo~rNsbN, Sc~oo~ Pz~aoL~z~ 80.~0
Bm~ca' W.F. 92.40
AgENcY 651.
206.50
~ZP~ GO., INC.
iU~BE~ Co, ~7.~
AC~ZTZCS 80. O0
!~I.
Ac~azrz cs 20.
i~sZ~N 8~sS I & S Fo 5552.50
1986.00
(DEPosIT) 92.40
5352.50
J. H. COZER
UNITED ~UTO SERFICE
~OYNTON ~E~CH ~OOFING CO.
~OYNTON ~ZDIO ~ ~. ~., INC.
FLORID~ P~wma ~ Lz~ Co.
~ZITT ~AcDowELL
~OWE~L DISTR~IBUTING CORP.
Rzs~s BRos.,
SE~ AIaz PLASTICS, INC.
O~HISSIONER OF ~OTOR ~EHICLES
SOUTHEASTERN ~TUR~L ~AS CORP.
~N~z F. H.
~O~THWOOD
"0~" CONTRIBUTION EUND-FAa. IND.
P~ YROL L
~ENERAL
!1.1~
52.50
~$. 60
126. 25
12. O0
4. O0
35. O0
6. 96
89.78
5.05
2. 25
~8; 25
10~. ~4
172. 70
6. O0
5.25
,25. 50
15. O0
527.8~
5.25
~.. O0
1949. 9'7
3525. 50
239 7. 66
22~1. 74
1699. 05
2355.
223~. 86
2305.69
22 72. 62
1650. 77
DISBURSE~v~NTS FOR THE MON~ OF MARCH~ 1959
Deoositors
F u_nd
H. D. Mullis
Ro-Lyn Cord o 7.
Ro-Lyn Corp.
Chas. A. Schie£er 7.50
Ch@s. A. Schiefer 7.50
Acct. of James I. Sinks 15.00
Claude LaVigne 7.
Acct. of M, H. Gilbert 7.50
Acct. of John Gaylor 7.50
Acct. of Blue Marlin Delv. Co. 7.
Acct. of Blue Marlin Delv. Co. 7.50
Acct. of Seacrest Homes~ Inc. 7.50
Acct. of John Jantorsky 7.50
DeRoy~ Inc. 7.
Sea,rash Homes~ Inc. 7.
Acct. of SeacreSt Homes 7.50
Acct. of NorthWood Bldrs. 7.
Acct. of Mrs. John Keller 7.50
Non, lin & Adams 7.
Acct. of Leroy Lang 7.50
John Soffe 7.50
Acct. of Cole Mobile Homes~ Inc. 7°50
Acct. of Carl 0~ M. 01est 7.50
~gm~ Q~ Hays ?~50
Maal Corp. 15.00
Acct. of Don Parsons 7.50
Julius E~anee! 7.50
Paul Harrington 7.50
Acct. of Norman Bergholm 7.50
Accto o~ Harry S±egele 7.50
Accto of Wi!ford Roux 7~
Acct. of David Ele~mer
Kolendo Constr. Co.
S. Pandolfo 15.00
Julius Enmma ne e! 7.
Gold Key Builders 7.50
Acct. of Mo H. Gilbert 7.50
Henry O~ 01so~ 7.50
Urn. q. Hays 7.50
Highland Beach Isles Cor,~. 7.50
Gold Key Bldrs. 7.50
Acct. of DeRoy~ Inc. 7.50
%~m. Q. Hays 7o
M. H~ Gilbert 7.50
Dro Chas. Akes 7.50
Acct. of Alice Gsskeli 0fetal! 7.50
Ward Cmmmings 7.50
George Feltis 7.50
Ho ~% Kiiby 7.50
%ffater
Fund
DISBD~RSEMENTS FOR 2PIE MON%~H OF MARCH~ 19~9
De'oositors
F-omd
Smithson & Keyser Bldrs.
Acct. of L. Ebberts
Gold Key Bldrso
Acct. of Oscar Magnuson
Acct. of Wo G. VerShies
Acct. of Lester Shelhsmer
Blue Cross-Blue Shield
Brooks Products of Fla.
Davis Meter & Supply Co.
DeMarco Tractor & Imo. Co.
Florid~ Power & L±ght Coo
Addr essograph-Multigraph
Johns-Manville Sales Corp.
Motorola Communications
M & H Valve & Fittings Co.
Neptune Meter Co.
Mo H. Gilbert
John Gsylor
Seacrest Eomes~ Inc.
John Jantor sky
Seacrest Homes~ Inc.
Nor thwood Builders
Mrs. Jo~na ~eller
Leroy Lang
Carl 0. Mo 0tes~
Florida East Coast R~y. Co.
Wilford
David Stemmer
Don Parsons
Robert H. Schier
M. H. Gilbert
DeRoy~ Inc.
~. & B. 2ioe & Supnly Co,
Boynton Auto Suooly Co~
Brooks Prod. of Florida
Alice Gaskill 0artel
Farq~mhar Machy Co.
Florida oow-er & Light Co.
Oscar ~agnuson
W o VerShies
Lester Shelhsmer
Blue Cross
l~.OO
7. ~0
7. ~0
7. ~0
7. ~o
7. ~o
Water
Fund
2369.
16.29
837.3,3
13 · i%
%18¥. oo
1077. O0
2~9.34
112¥. 8O
4.60
¥. ~0
t.00
.80
6.00
3-470
~. 6o
2. O0
~. 60
~. 60
6~D0
287. O0
6. O0
2~.12
6~2. ~1
~. 90
6.00
2~.~5
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~hr~
thru
1t10 thru s sn
lot
emcK with s $10.00
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