Minutes 04-20-53 ~ -,w i~ET OF
MI~UJTES OF A ~GUm~2. ING TPLE COM~ZSSION~_~S OF
B0~TON BEACH, ~0RIDA ~D AT THE CZTY
BEACH, 0N ~PRIL 20~ t9~.
PRESENT
Mr. F.L. Purinton
Mr. A.L.Shook
M~. C. How~d Hood
Mr. Arthur Fredrich.
Mayor Pu~inton called the meeting to order at ?.~0 P.M.
Nc matters were brought up by the general public.
Mr. Trave!lo said the Coral Ridge Development Company
were ready ~o go ahead with the footing for the~ Super Market
but have mot as yet made ~ay deal w~th any Chazn. He said
he had given ~. Griffith a l~tver and a check for $2,?~0,00
for ~he o%ot~on. ~he check will be he~M
tee vna~ ~ne COmpany will complete the bui~ding~ which wit~ be
cozmmencem some ~ime in the ~ariy part o~
_Mr. Travetto said they would like to go ahead as freely
~_at it wml~ take so~ae time
as possib~e~ '~ ~- ~
to put all the things
togeSher, and that the progr~e includes tiak~ng ca~e o£ Future
building expansion.
M~.~_ Griffith suggested ~awing uo~ an ~s~ c~ow Agreement
~util the foundation is sSa~ted and it is ~o~u~ what type of
_ouildzng ms to ce constructed; that they be given, say~ t~_mr~y
mays to h~ve the plans filed~ the bmil~ing pl~us to be subject
to the apDreval of the Co'~c~-l~ the s~e as ~,~y other eommerclal
bum~dmng. He added that a conveyance of title would not
one status of the agreement.
}'P. Fredrich stated that Mr. Weaver had gone to Jacksonville~
wn~e~ is the reason aNj he is not at the meet~ns this evening.
City Clerk Dorothy V.Wi!!ie~as read the minutes of the prey-
iour regular meeting of the Council on April 6~ 19~3.
Mro Grmffm~h said that one 0rd_nance and not t~hree covered
the t~ee s/ds ref~rrem to. Also that the words 'without good
reason~ sho~d be inserted
w~_en re~er~zng to the p ss~bml~y
of not accep~m~s the Zoning Boa~d,s reco~.~endatmons.
I~. ~redrmch moved ~%d
above oorrections~ the minutes
unanimously.
Shook seconded that~ with the
be accepted. ~totmon passed
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BILLS 0~t~&l~ FOR PAY~LENT:
Gen~ i.Fund.
Howard Lee Cromer
Jacob Goodman 5,95
Florida Sod Co. 55,00
Gr~e~s~ Equipment Co.
Pal~ Beach T~ew~itsr Co. ~0~08
Va~ & WriSt of W.P.B. 24.00
Stewart Pontiac Co, 19.~
0rang~ State 0il Co. 6~.06
R~e~ H~sen ~. 08
E.Eoast Fi~e P~otection
Service. 7
Flora Millworks 2~0, 00
Mercer Service Station 14.10
Robert F. Gri~fith J~. 2~0.00
Lake Worth Marine Ways 9.00
Willi~ H~dwick
City of Delray Beach ~0,00
W~av~ I~ce EE~ncy 146~71
Bo-Del P~inting Co.
do,
George S. Brockway
C~con Inc.
Boston B~ach News 23.10
FueI 0il C0~po~ation 17.82
B~oward G~ain & Supply
The G~land Co. 9.12
Lind~ley Lmmber Co/ 10.27
Haynes PaLu$ing & Decorating 7,85
Joseph T.Po!lard Co. 10.21
Hermar~ Butts 3~35
Delray Glass & Mirror 20.53
J°~RoGreg°z~Y 70.00
Delray Machine & Supply Co. 70.3t
Good Year Service Stores 131.56
merce Tir~ Co. 2~,88
All State Supply Co. 244.03
Central T~uck Lines 3.!0
Dr. Artho~ Schu~z
Account of ~Jm. Agne~
Paul Harrington
do.
Acct. of Frank L~Bader
do~
Jam~s Butler ~6~00
Fr~uk Jo~b~us on ~3.05
Dave Lanier 50.65
Lee Thomas
Charlie Watts 49.!5
Refuse ~adrews ~.00
Ed. Jerki~ 4~,00
~egrge Co~e~s ~0.48
Ka~o Willm~ms ~2.00
Water Fund.
752.oo
1,500.00
169.20
23.60
200.00
52.5o
7.50
7.5o
7.50
7.50
7.50
7.5o
55.45
5.25
Depoitors.
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Jim Taylor 50.00
Job~ Qu. arine 25.00
Theodore R~Munroe Jr. 4~.16
Dr. Bernice
A. C. C~ver 150.40
J~es W ~But!er 110.20
Job~ H~ Colii~s I05.40
C~E. Hodg~s Sr. 134.80
J ~ A. Eli~ler ll0.
N. B. Se~u!sh 1~. 00
Jos.A. Wil~uer 28.85
D. V.Willi~s
Olive R. Cie~ik
Ve~a J. Jonson 85.40
Teresa Padget$ 98.10
~therine ~nomps o~
~o
P~tty Cash 161.90
J~a s H. Butler
F~a~ Jo~s ~ ~3.05
Dave L~ier ~0~65
Lee Th~as 9.60
do.
Charlie Waters
d o. h8 ~ 17
Refuse Andrews ~6.00
Ed~ ~erkins ~.00
do.
Karo Williams ~1.45
Jim Taylor 45.50
Jo~ ~.arine 25~00
Theorize R.Mo~oe Jr. 42.78
Colle~t~ or of Internal
enue 978.50
~ ~ ~ ~ d OD~8 on
~ow~d Lee 0romer
Chas. L.~Meyer & Son
T~a C~ae~on Beryl y Co.
All State Pipe Supply Co.
Nept~e Meter Co.
Builders Providence Inc.
Gre~ Southe~ Trucking ~o.
a 50.00
Geo. Broc~ y
Newl~ s Ph~macy 3.
Rubin Construction Co. 73.60
Ed~ deCarie & S~ms 80.00
Florida ~r~ & Lt. Co. 32.49
Boston BeaCh Pl~binE 15.17
0r~ge State 0il Co. 6.50
Addre s so gr aph-Mult igr aph
Corp~. 6.29
J~s s H: C~rington ~ 0.00
0ce~ City L~ber Co~ 6~9.96
7.50
92.20
13 4.80
94- 6.~
45.25
2.30
2.50
261.80
2.88
lB0.00
809.55
21.03
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~. Fredrioh moved ~ud Mr. Hood seconded that the rec~Jaend-
ation of the C1 y Attorney regsmding the Quit C_azm Deed on
the Clifford Provinde property in Civic Cehtre be aecepted.
Hot,on passed
Mm. Cls3aghton asked that the parking meters on ~s
orivate property in front of the Howard JoD~son be removed.
Mr. Purinton asked if the City would have any liability
in co~n~ection with accidents on that property, and ~.Claughton
replied ,Not at s~l~.
M~. Griffith said ~ere the me,ers are 1-ocated~on private
property they must be removed on request. If on public
property they ~ay re~in.
C~y purchase one
Mr. Fredrmc~ morea that the ~ t~aoo, s~d maps
~" - b~ ~L~. Dorsey at .37½ a piece, ~o De ~e. tailea. ~
~s d~sc~ iD~
the price of .~0 cents. Mr. 5ood seconded the motion which was
passed um. anL~ously.
w~ w~8~ich moved that the' p~rking meters be ~e~oved for
h~ o~ the s~e~. znd thzo tb~y be put ba~ on 0~tob~r 1.
the ......... ~ - ~ ~ ~ s assed unanimously.
Mr~ Shook secondem the mov~on ~h~h wa p .
· ~ ~nu said he was wals~ng ~or a con~ract zor hms s/d
~* ~=s ar~au~ed that he leave two checks mn Escr~ wzth
~ .... ~ as a ~utee oe the st~esvs sho%~m on b~e plat b
~. Fredrich moved that the rec~enaat~on o~ ~ne C_~y
Morrison~s checks in Escrow~for the com-
Attorney reg~ding M~. ~ . ~ .
pletion of h~s plat be accepted, Mr, Hood second d.
passed ~n~o~s!~.
Bids for a new loader were opened and read:
!. From Faire!otb
2. E~om 0sbum Service & Equipment
less trs~_e-in al!ow~ucs on old loader
From Low's Equipment, lsss trade-in &c.
From DeMarco Tractor & Equipment
Less trade-_n
~2,570~20
~2,725. O0
oo
~2,200.00
~2~ 8~.00
6~0.o0
Aztsr dlseussmon~ ~
-~. Fredrich moved,
that the DeMarco Tractor ~ E iu~pmento ' bid
accepted. Motion passed unanimously.
and !~. Hood seconded~
for ~2,194.00 be
Mr. Fredrich reported on the pro~ress on the Playground
s~d again asked about uying The right of way along Jasmine Street
because of the dsnger to ~hildren, and proposed that a Resolution
be passed closing the street during the hours when c~ldmen are
playing there.
It was stated that Phillips~ nursery is being p~m!ted
~ud that M~. Boos is disposing of the trees~ Mr.P~u~nton sug-
gested that Mr. Fredrich sm_d ~, Christiansen go and choose some
trees for the park from these.
W ~ ~ . . colored
t~. Frea_~en resorted tna~ he was in touch ab~,* +~
wlt~ ~.Sun~y who ~as oromise~ ~ ~ ~ .~.~. ....
no. moro~, money will be spent on the cemetery as it is ~he respons-
mbil~y of the Coulnty.
Mr. Kood moved and ~ m ~ ~
of the ~-"- ~ - _ - = _: S~=~o~s~onded that t~e maintenance
uamou~a~or ce con~_uem aa uno rate of ~3b.00 a year.
Motion passed muanLmously.
>~. Pu~inton said hs °-
dzd.not ~oprove~_of any nee' ings bein
held in the ~ty null ex~ep~mn~ ~nose on Cmty susmn ss, and that
other places in town can be had free of charge.
~ter discussion, ~.Fremrmch ~.~ovsd that a~ meet~=~
organisations ur~ess ' ~ ~ --
· on Cmty Busmness, be~held o~*~
City Hall Mr. Hood ' ~ ~ ' ~ .....
imouslyo ' secondea the motion ~ich was ~assed unma-
~. ~rearmc~ suggests8 a c!e~u-up of the City be b~ld in May
~ud that the varioussecvmons' ' be notified as to the ~ates.
Mr. Purinton said that as
mende~ ~-e Cz~y aavertzse for City bonds are~u~der pst he rec~m~-
any small blocks that may be ava~
able, as the znte~est on them ' ~ -- ~ ---
ms gozng up soon. The matter was
turned over to the legal department.
A tms~ of the bills O~Kayed for payment t,his evening was
read. No questions were asked regarding them.
~. Shook sggge=tem that in f~t,~e bids should be called for
on bulldozing.
There bemng no fu~vner business, Mayor P~inton adjo~mrned
City~ C!erk; . , __