Minutes 04-04-55M±.~UTES OF A REGULAR h~ETiNG OF TP.~ CO~tSSI0~-ERS OF
BOYNTON BEACH~ FLORIDA~ [~,T,D AT Tm CiTY HALL, BOYNTON
BEACH~ AORiL 4, 19[~.
~RESENT:
Mr. A.E.ShooR~ Mayor.
1~. StanlEy Weaver, Vice Mayor.
M~. Albert Deen~
Mr. Joe DeMareo.
~. Mort H. Partino
D.V. Williams
Zell Taylor
Carl Stone
..... G~ lf~ 1 ~h ~
Mayor Shook called the meetingto order at 7.30 P.M.
The question of the righ~ of way requested by Mr.Peter A.
Foglia fr~m his prooerty to A-1-A through the orooerty West of A-1-A
oooosite ohe Casino'was again discussed. Mro Griffith showed a
o!at enlarged by Mr.Broc~gay.
It was agreed to postpone decision on this matter until a
meeting arranged for tomorrow afternoon at W.I~
~. )liver Falcine!li asked for information about the setback
from the center line of Seacrest Boulevard.
As this de, ends om whether the location is commercial or
residential~ Mr. Deen moved~ Mr. DeMarco seconded~ that t~a
matter be tabled for the consideration of the Zoning Boars at
their meeting zomorrow evening. Motion carried.
Mtn Fruda reoorted that 100~ of the orooerty owners on the
alley, d0etween S.W. ~rd a_m S.,,~. 2nd Streets have mow consented
to the abandonment of the alley and he raquested an Ordinance
covering the abmndonment~ leaving
o~zy l0 feet easement for
utilities.
M~~. Griffith read Ordinance 268 for the first time~ covering
sbandor~ment of the alley.
1~. Weaver moved, M~. DeMarco seconded~ that Ordinance 268
be accented for the first reading. Motion carried.
City Clerk~ Dorothy V.Wiliiams~ read the minutes of the
last regular meeting of the Co~ncii of March 21.
Shook said 'building insurance~ should be 'liability~.
Mr~ Weaver suggested that recommendations for changes mede
by the Electrical and Plmmbing Boards in their resoect ive Codes
should be either incoroorated in the minutes, or a copy attached
thereto. This was agreed to.
i~. Weaver moved that the minutes be scceoted~ as corrected~
Motmon carried.
M~. Dean seconded. ~ '
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M_~ Weaver seid Mt. SharD would install a plug at the base of
the riser so that the water tank can be flushed out.
A plat of Shore View was shgwn from ~.C~omer~ showing the
water layout.
Mr. Weaver thought the subdivider should be informed thet he
will be charged for the water line going under ~l_street.
It wes agreed that the olat should be returned to Mr.B~ockway
for checking.
The Police Department report for the month of March was read.
The Building Insoector's report for March was read~ totalling
$283~600o00.
The reoort of the Fire Department for March was reed.
A letter was read from the ~hamber of Commerce~ smg~ea by
Mr. Psui Mercer~ ~resident~ exoressing warm eporeciation for the
constant assistance received from the Council.
A letter was read from Elliott Gross and Associates regerding
the dangerous condition of the Hill Building.
~fter discussion~ Mr. DeMarco moved that the Council hereby
declare that the Hill Building is considered a nuisance mhd has
been condemned as unsafe$ that it be boarded uo and a sign mu= on
it stating that it hes been conde~ued. Mm. Weaver seconded.
Motion cerried~
A letter was read from the Lake Worth Drainage Board~ signed
by William S. Lockner~ General Manager~ granting use of Canal
right of way for o~rk uses and agreeing to allow th~ F.E.C. orivate
crossing changed to a public crossing~
A list of exoenditures made by the Recreational Board~ signed
by Fred Koeonick Jro~ Cheirman~ in connection with Teen Town for
the months of January~ February and M~rch was read~ amo~uting to
$378~7~ le~ving a balance of ~I~t~50.
I~, Weaver moved that the City donate a further $300.00 to
Teen Tow~. Mr. Partin seconded. Motion carried.
A letter was read from Mr. John P. Cochrane~ C.P.A.~ offering
his services to the City for a further year for $900.00.
A letter was read from the Mich~e!'s Art Bronze Company~ inc,,
complaining of the non-fullfiliment by the City of the contrac~
made with them regarding parking meters.
Mr. Griffiths suggested a letter be written ~o the Comoany
asking if the meters can be returned~ This was agreed
Griffith read a Resolution regardm~g paving assessments
fo~ SoW. 10th Avenue~
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BILLS 0 ' KR~D FOR o · . -,~,-
Gen'l. Fund°
M. i. Lo fley 81,95
H.C .~!mmoer 96.95
Zeil Taylor 147.95
J. Henderson 129.70
BB. State Bank for
Withholding 239.70
Joseoh Wright 200 ~ 00
Ethe~ kT!~t 1 ~ 000. O0
Ethel Wright 300.00
Zinke-Smith inc.
Ed gar Harvey 200. O0
Evans Booker %0.~8
Preston Brown ~$0C08
Albert Fields %0.08
John Gusrine 2~.00
J. Harrington ~0.~8
L. J. Herr is ~8. ~0
Frank Johnson ~[.20
Dave Lsr_ier [3~20
MulIins Construction Co;
Ellis McAvoy 40.48
W.A.Sc~aessler 48.60
Cherlie Waters 47.40
McArthur Waters 40~48
Karo Williams 41.20
Geo Zoohie 38.90
Paul ~hhnson's Restaurant 63.90
Williams Equioment Co. 800,00
Dominion Signal Company 52.86
Southern Bell Tel.& Tel. 90~25
John F. Ellis 18.00
Halsey & Griffith 7.89
Gene Wright 21o00
Ruddoloh Stanley 13.60
L.B~St~rr~tt & Sons 1,~29.62
Shaw Bros. 0il Co~ 530.09
.~o~ty ~er~nt~
Evans Booker
Preston Brown 40.08
~tbert Fields ~0~08
Joh~ Quarine 24,00
Jo~ H~rrington 41.40
L.J.Hsrris
Frank Jobmson 45°20
Deve Lanier 53°20
Henry Lunsford ~6.3~
E!~s ~cAv~y 2~.84
William Schuesler
Charlie Waters
Mc~rthur Waters ~0.48
Karo Williams 4~.~0
The ~nese National Bank
C~y imor ovement ~
2~000.00
6~000.00
Boynton Beach Olumbing
Board
A .L.Edwards
J.M.Tuite
C .E.Wright
A ,C. Carver
J.W. Butler
J.H.Collins
C .E.Hodge
J, A. K1 ingler
N.B. Sennish
J.iR. Henderson
D .V.Wii!i~ms
Mae Cason
Olive Cier~ ik
M. A .Lofley
Zeti Taylor
C. F. Ho chmuth
Alice [felly
Fred Bowles
LeoN_ Gr u/r~lo ns
A .E. Shook
Joe DeMarco
C. S, W~ aver
A.W.Deen
Mort Oartin
R.F.Griffith
~ Stoelzel
o. Rosenzwei~
Whitt McDoweil
East Coast Fire Protection
D.L.E~erson
Evans Booker
~r eaton Brown
Aiber t Fields
Job· QMsrine
J. Harring~on
L.J.Harris
Frank Johnson
Dave Lanier
H. Lunsford
Ellis McAvoy
Wm, A. Schuessler
Charlie Waters
HcAr thur Waters
Keto Williams
Blue Cross of Florida
J.W.Butler
Battery }ifg. Co,
L,B~Sterrett & Sons
Earl G~ Brov~
Hood's Auto Service
Brown & Moseley
Doherty-Snyder Motors
Stevenson Seed Store
ABC Business Forms
O.C.Be@craft ~ Chrman~
Safety Committee
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80 o 00
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Water Fund.
Christina Burgess
Geo. Dittrick
Acct. PBS Builders
~' Robert Rehburg
do. 4,10
~ W.S.Burg~e
do. 4,00
Frsr=k Cotton 39.10
Lee Thomss 59.20
Royal Palm lee Coo 14.40
Blue Cross of Fioride 26.80
Florida p%rr. & Lt. 537.63
Trustees FEC. Ry. 2.00
Danner Ford Inc. 9.56
The Cameron & Bar$1ey Co. 154.62
Austin Suoply 6.84
LeRoy Lang
The Rug Outlet 4°50
Acct. of
Fsr~m~hmr M~chinery Co. 9.69
Brooks Products 87.00
Parry Ssles 2.40
Neotmne Meter Co. 2%3.60
Frank ~otton 39.10
Lee Thomes [9~0
Wm. Schuessler
Teresa A. Padgett
Carl S~one 132o35
B.BoSt~te Bank for With-
holding 29.20
0tga Brown
Geo, W, Nouse
Steohen Bigos
Accto of Mrs~Robert Berg
do. 4.50
Frar2~ Cotton
Lee Thomes ~8.~0
Karo Williams 4.20
Wm. Schuessler 42.90
Acct, of Arth~ Jobmson
H.H.Hinds
~aroid 01msted
Bob~s Body Shov 25.29
Phi!lo S.Cole %05,00
Biscayne Ehemics! Lab. 1.25
All State Pioe Su-ooly 86.56
Southern Bell Tel & Tel. 12,84
The National Cash Register
Co. 52.60
Neptune Meter Co. 243.60
Devis-Meter Re~ir & Suoply
co. 35!.i3
Deoositors
7.5o
7.5o
7.5o
?. 50
?. 50
?. 50
7.50
'~. 50
?.50
2ff,oo
~.50
Fu~d.
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Ct
ne_les L.Meyer ~ Son
James B.Clow
Shaw Broso Oil 81~88
Co~Lnty Mercantile 18o8t
Frank Cotton 3%10f
Lee Thomas 59.30
~m~ Schuessler
Burroughs Corporation 1~873.80
Postmaster 500.00
T.E.Pedgett 107o95
H.D.Hi~£oer 96.9~
Carl Stone 132.35
Lee Thomas 60.50
Foy Ward
Mergen Servicenter
°a~er A. Fast
Aimo Marjamac
Tony Carotenute
Wm. Schues~ief 60.20
Frank Ruggiero
(Stanley oooicl@rezyk) 137.50
Blue Cross of Florida 131.00
ChCrles Stevenson
L. Fenstermsker
John Little
Roux Associates
Mrs° Effie Booten 4.50
do~
Clyde N, Spencer 1.i0
Leroy Lan~
H. Wayne McMillan 2.80
Acct. of
:' Charles Lake
do. 6.00
Carl Grunions
Ennis Constructior COo
Chapel Hill Homes Inc.
Ennis Construction Co.
Delray Machine & Suoply
Peninsular Suoply Co. 576.01
Addressograph-Multigraoh 25.25
Deaton Truck Lines Inc, 316.53
James B.Ciow
Royal Palm Ice Co. 17,80
Evans Booker 8.28
Wm, ¢. Schuessler 6%80
Lee Thomas 59.20
Joln~ o. Cochrane Jr. ~00.00
Teresa E. Oadgett i07o95
Carl oton~ 132.3~
Alberv Fields ~.60
J. Harrington 4.60
H. Lunsford 5.75
Wm. C.. Schuess~r
Wm. 2~ Schuessler 6.25
7.50
7,
?. 50
7 50
7.50
7. 0
5.oo
The date of Aoril 12 at ~.30 P.M. was fixed as the time when
oroperty owners concerned can vcice their objections~ if any. to
the assessments.
Mr. Weaver moved~ Mr. DeMarco seconded~ that the Resolution
be adopted. Motion carried.
A ~etition si~ned by eleven ~eoote was read
in the vicinity of Alden B%r~et~ com~lainlng of ~he noise made by
machining by the Gulf Lumber Co~oany.
~. Wooden~ in answer to a question~ said he h~d spoken to
M~. Kene several times to no avail.
After discussion, ~. Weaver moved that a letter be written to
the Gulf Stream Lumber Comoany informing 5hem that ~hey have been
declared in violation of O~dinance 238 by manufactu/~ing without a
license in a restricted area~ and that the resulting noise has been
declared a nuisance end they mus~ cease their opera,ions. Mr~
DeMarco seconded. Motion carried,
There was a long discussion on the possibility~of a~se~$m~nts
connection with the water line to the new school~ wmich M~waever
said would cost $3~000 D!us~ for the Di~e elone~ to run a 6" water
line out to the ~ro~erty where the school iSo
Mr. Griffith e~ptained why it wo~3~id be impossible 5o assess
abutting properties,
¥~ Weaver thought the City's connection char~es would have
to be changed ss the Water Department is now losing money on the
Dresen~ charges~ the loss a~ounting to from $I~.00 to $2~.00 every
from orcperty owners
time e house is co~ec~ea.
~ survey ~I water rates
was read°
in various cities along the 8.E. coast
contact other towns and see what they
in
},~. Weaver said he will
are doing and try to work u~ same sor5 of deal with subdividers in ~
town~ and will report his findings at the next meet&ng~
~, Weaver said the Chamber of Commerce has asked about eutting
u~ = si~n indicating that the Public ~each and Casino belong to
+~ ~+~ ~ ~'~ ~ ' ~e adaea tnau L~s ,~ll±e~ says ne h~s a
check on ito
There being no further business~ Mayor Shook adjourned the
meeting~
Mayor
City Clerk.