Minutes 07-07-58MII~-UTES OF REGULAR ~ETI~-G OF THE CITY CODT~iCIL OF
B0~TON BEACH~ ELD AT CiTY H-ALL~ B0tU~TO~[ BEACH~
J~JLY ~ 1918,
PRESENT:
Li S. Chadwel!~ Mayor.
Martin Durkin~ Vice Mayor.
Harvey Oye~
Matt Oartin
James J, Mehoney
Robert Grifffith~ Jr.~ City Attorney.
Dorothy Williams~ City Clerk.
Zei! Taylor
Chief of Police A.C.Carver.
The meeting was called to order by the Mayor at 9.40 P.M.
The minutes of the previous regular meeting of June 16
were read.
M~. Mahoney moved ~the minutes be approved as re~d.
Mr. ~artin oecondea. Motion carried.
During the stree~ assessment baaing called for this evening~
~. F. ~. Bow~es wanted to verify that his~two lots on
6th ~vanue (lot 12 and oart of lot ll) have been assessed at
$9[.00 a lot.
He w~s told this would be ~heekem.
Mrs. Anthony Keiegsmann orotested that her ~0~ lot on
S.E. 1Rth AVenue, Central Park (lot 8) had been assessed for
~72.00o
~ Himpelmann orotested the amount assessed again ~ his
lot on the corner of S.E. 3rd Street and 10th Avenue.
Mrs, Frieda Haffner~ of S.E. 3rd Street~ complained of
holes in the street and was told this Nouid be looked into~
if she would call City Hall when the water condition hspoens
again perhaps something could be done about it.
M~. Burchell~ of Lake City Trailer Court~ asked what action
had o ~n ~amen by the~ Maste_ Plan Co~mmission in regard to
expa~zsion of trailer courts.
He was assured that any such change Lu zoning would be
amv~rt~sea mn-the Bo~nton ~ews before~final action~
}@. M~honey moved that the Beer and Wine Licnse transfer
from Chuck & Jerry's market to Vernie and Callioe Swilley be
approved; and also moved~the transfer of the Beer & W~ne
license from'Chester Anderson to Sam T. Sabin be approved.
Mro Partin seconded. Motion carried.
Regarding the request of the Florida Power & Light Company
for permission to store Dynamite and Primer Ceos in Boynton
Beach~ ~. Griffith said he would like to~*~ake-it under advise-
menu and look up the ordinance on it. He was asked to do so.
.Mr. Griffith: on motion by R~. Oyer: seconded by Mr.
Partin~ read a Resolution for agreement with the State Road
Department relating to the movement of utilities %n connection
with road widening.
M~. 0yet moved the Resolition be adopted.
seconded. Motion carried.
Mr. Part'~m_
It was agreed that a letter be written to M~. Carlton of Fort
Lauderdale suggesting s public hearing with the City of Bo~n~on
Beach regarding ~he letter's preference to have the lighting in
the center of the road. A letter also ~o be written to the
Chairman Df the State Road Board~ end one to the Florida Power
& Light Company.
Mr. Chadwell and ?~r. D~kin said they would go dowLu to
Fort Lauderdaie~ in addition to vrritingo
~. Griffith~ not having had a reply from the F.E.C~ Railway~
said he would notify them that unless we hesr from them by next
meeting~ we shall have ~o rea~ the ordinance.
Y~ Griffith was asked to get e ~d~cmal opinion on the
matter.
I~. Gr_f~mth read an egreement~ prepared by Mr. Middleton~
that has beenwnnder discussion regarding the sewerage of Rolling
Green RidEe¢~oetong%ug to Mr..Field,
~@. Mahoney asked 'that it be out in the record that $2~000.00
an e~re wes agreed to as the price oD five acres to be oaid to
Mr. Fie~d. The other five acres to be given free through the
efforts of himself and i~. Dtu~ki~.
M~. Griffith read the Resolition authorizing the sighting
of a sewerage agreement. }~. 0yet moved~4r. Durkin seconded,
the Resolution be adooted. Motion carried.
M~. Sanders said, to avoid any further delay, they wished
to comoiete their plans for the sewer plant and advertise for
bids as soon as possible.
I~. Oyer moved the previous motions regarding the authoriza-
tion for final working ol~us and soecifications for the treatment
plant be rescind~d~ he-further moved that the engineers~ Russell
~ Axon~be authormze~ ~o oroceed with the specifications and plans
for the sewerage treatme~t~ and prepare the final ptens so that
they will be ready for advertising for bids. Mro Partin seconded.
Motion carried.
B ~S 0 ~ KAE~D FOR PAI~NT:
Joseph Co Bates
Julius A. Kling!er
F%orida Power & Light Co.
Summers Electric
Animal Rescue League of the
Palm Beaches, Inc.
Robert Mason
M. J.Estafan
M. M. Bur~et
M. M. Burke t
M .M.Burket
Anthony Capello and Framk
Audano
Herbert Deem
Eddie James
Eddie James
Pitney-Bowes inc.
Mrs. A.V. Jennings
A. C. Carver
Payroll
Alfred Lessig
Homer She~ton
George Washington Martin
~.M.Burke~
0.AoS.I. Contribution Fund
Southern Boll Tel. & Tel.
Co.
Boy~nton Beech Fire De~t.
Doric Dean-.
Petty Cash
Gen~i Fund.
33~32
832.30
t,I1%o73
2.83
!00.00
?.~o
28.66
2g. 90
llS.0y
18.99
189.00
7.50
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1.00
1.00
1~02k.20
1~349.~7
810~¥3
~4~62
2~t6t.26
1,7.o.~3
2~247.~3
619.47
42.2~
20. O0
5'.00
23.26
20. O0
20. O0
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466.%8
100.00
31:48
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Acct. of H.D.Hickox
Firs Ralph Ellis
Mrs. Norma Tessa
Acct. of Fred Donath
Mrs. Gundlach
Acct. of i4.P.Elve~t
Fr an~k Bizzochi
H. P. Elvedt
Colin McKenns
All State Pipe & Supply Co.
Blue Cross of Florida
Gulf Oil Corporation
Shaw Bros Oil Co.
Richard ~hierry
Acct. of Leroy Lang
Acct. of Richard Thierry
Leon Clout ier
Arthur M. Beufer
Acct. of Jack Henderson$
M. G.Richards
Leslie Hanson
Mrs. James Co Green
Raloh E. 0estmom
Acct. of M.C.Garrison
Acct. of Kenneth Murray
Acct. of Wilfred Roux
Ward Cummings
Acct. of Edwin Butterworth
Acct. of Harrington Homes
James A. Orr
Acct. of Chas. Abderson
Acct. of Walter W. Shields
Acct. of John Peters
Acct, of La~rence %~atkins
Acct. of James R. i~arnke
Acct, of Milton Cobin
Acct, of Dean Rich
Broward Building Inc.
J. C ~Construction Co.
Acct, of Edwin Sprague
Acct, of Norma C. Johnson
Acct, of George Eo Smith
Acct. of %ff,H.Cooper
Acct. of John Harris
Acct. of Jack Waldie
M. C. Garrison
Kenneth Murray
Wilford Roux
Edwin But terwor th
Water Fund.
6. O0
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122.¥7
32.28
78. ~6
3
i.30
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D eD OS itors ' Fund_.
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7.50
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7. frO
7.36
7.50
7.50
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7.50
7.50
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7.5'0
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A ddresso ~aph-Mult igraph
Co. 212.25
Brook~ Products of Florida
Inc. 6.00
Harrington Homos 4o O0
Builders - Providonce !n~. 183.19
Blue Cross of Florida Inc. 21.35
The Chase Manhattan Bank 16.00
The Modern Customs interiors 20.25
Chas. Anderson c/o Cochrsn-
Buick 1~. 90
kTalter H~ Shields 6.00
John Poters 6.00
Lawrence Watkins 3.10
Southern Meter & Supply Co~ 2?3°00
Pierce Tire Company Inc. ll.6~
Davis Meter & ~u~-7 Coo Inc~ 37 .37
$ilton Cobin ' .00
D. F. R ich 1. l0
Edwin Sprague 3.70
~Yorma C. Johnson ,3.70
Palm Bosch Type~iter Co.
Gulf Stream L%%~_ber Co~ 1.35
Earl G. Brown 37.8~
Stirting Me,er Co. 13.75
Miami k~ater Clinic 5~+7.00
Central Truck Lines 3.46
Standard Oil Serv!c~ Station 3.50
Austin Su~oly Co. 13o7~
DeMarco Tractor & Imp. Co. 2.38
John Violante c/o Royal
Palm Ice Co. l~.00
W.H.Cooper ~ 20
Jo~na Harris c/o Bre~d Bros. 6.00
Jack Waldie °40
Shaw Bros Oil Co~ 39°37
Miss WL~bourne
Dr. H. W. Jennings 5.60
Florida Power & Lt. Co. 763.80
Lanny Tubbs 1.30
Jin~ia i~lacknurn 6. O0
Mrs. A.V. Jer~aings 2.90
Mrs. Anthony Fusco
Acct. of Miss Wimbourne
Acct. of Dr. H.W.Ee~_nings
Acct. of H.C.Jones
Acct. of Lanny Tubbs
Acct. of J~muie Blackburn
7.50
7.50
7.50
7.50
7.50
7.50
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Mr. Beshort spoke of a mausoleum for the cemetery~ for
which he would like an ootion for six months.
He was invited to attend the next Executive Meeting of the
Council on Jul~ 16, at 3 P.M.s_ with a letter of his proposals as
location~ etc,~ and approximate charges~ so that Council could
see what he was contemplating ~ad arrive at a conclusion.
A letter was read from Mrs. Evelyn~Croix requesting
re-zoning of her property for the purpose of operating s kinder-
garten.
It was agreed that as~ this is a residential area the
r~quest should go to the Zoning Board.
~s. Williams read a list of office machinery needed for
the new City Hall building~ amounting to a total of $1~20.1~.
Mr. 0yer moved Mrs. Williams be authorised to purchese the
machLuery specified. Mm. Partin seconded. Motion carried.
_he Bu!ldLug reoort for the month of J%une was read~
amo~uting to $41~ ,435.00.
A letter was reed from Jack Gladwish requesting a license
to sell beer only on the oremises at Armitage.
Mr. Mahoney moved the reques~ be eporoved.
seconded. Motion carried.
Mr. 0yer
~ letter wes read from the J-muior Woman's Club to Mr.
Wolken~ a copy of which had been sent to Mr. Chadwell~ regarding
their desire to contribute to a Youth Center rather than to a
Recreational Center.
It was agreed to invite m~mbers of the Recreation Board
and a representative of the Junior Woman's Club to attend the
2Executive meeting of the Cozuucil at 3 P.M. on July 16~ and to
make it clear that the $~,000.00 in the Budget is for the youth
of the co~'muity.
A letter was read from ~z~. Stanley Weaver~ Chairman of the
Boynton Industrial Park.
M~ 0yet moved the Mayor be authorised to sign the plat of
Boynton Industrial Park after dedication of the road is shown
meeting the County's requirements for ~0' from the~ction line.
Mr. Mshoney seconded. Motion carried,
A letter was read from J. A. But~r~ of the Civic Lesgue~
requesting a meeting with,the Comacil to discuss the possibility
of a beach for the colored oeoole of Boynton Beach.
to
It was agreed they should be asked to limit their com_mittee
to not more than five persons~on8 of them to be designated as
spokesman~ and attend a meeting with Co*&ucil at 1.00 o~clock
t!is coming Saturday.
1~. Griffith read 0rdimaace 310 for the second, time~ covering
police subsistence allowance.
Mr. M~aoney moved Ordinance 310 be adopted for the second
and final reading. Mr. Partin seconded. Motion carried.
~ir. Griffith read Ordinance 311 regulating swL~ming pools~
for the first time.
l~m. Durkin moved the adoption of Ordinance 311 for the
first reading. Mr. Partin seconded. Motion carried.
Mm. Mahoney spoke relative to Mr. Hawkins' recommendations
on the audit~ He asked that it be re,corded that he wants a
complete audit~ and at present it is no~ complete. He asked
that it be on record that in ~is judgment it is not what it
started out to be.
Mr. Oyer said we have a verbal recor~mendation from ~.
Hawkins~snd must decide %tat action to~ take on it to clarify
the record. It was suggested that a letter of recommendation
as to what hewants to~ eliminate be sent to the Council for
official action.
There being no f~3mther business the Mayor adjourned the
meeting at 12.20 A.M.
Cfty c!erkY~-
P~ESOLUTION