Minutes 07-09-42 t~GUIAH ~'ETING 0P ~L~?7;.
POSTPONED .TO FFLY 9,, 19!2.
A ~e~l~ ~eet~g of the Board of City Co~s~o~s
of the City of B~0n ~e~c~, Fl~ida, was held at the
~11 on Th~sday even~g, July ~, 1~ at 8:00 P. N.
Present: F~ G. Borsch, ~yo~
Jeff R~ Sn~li,' Vice ~o~
A. V. Pete~son, Oi~ Clerk
The above consti~ut~ ~e entre Bo~ ef Ci~
~ssio~s ef t~ City eZ B~tem Beach~
Upo~ motion ~ ~ C~ssiene~ Pearson, seco~ed by
Co~ssi~e~ Sne~ ~ ~ous~ ca~i~, ~e follow~
bills we~ approved fo~ pa~emt:
Florida Power & Light Co
Pa't11 l/[el~ ocr
H0od~ s Auto Severe ....
J~ney~ s Repa~ ~oP ...
E~the~ Be~ Tel~ph~e Co
22.~6
Upon motion mad~ by Comm~!~s~oner Peterson' seconded by
Commiissioner Snell. and unsnimo~sly~ . ,,, .... carried,. Dorothy Sheoperd
was appointed Deputy Clerk, Deputy Tax Collector and Treas~er
of th~ City of Boynton Beach ~t a salary of $60.00 per month.
Application of V G Weave~ to construct a small building
on the N.E. Co~ner of Federal Hwy and Ocean Avenue, was refe~ed
to N~. '~eaver and the building ~specter fe~ further planning;
the same no~ being acco~iing to the bull_ding code.
In a discussion ~elative to the Police Department, Cam-
missioner Snell stated Shat many people had complained to him
concerning negligence on the part ef the Chief of Police, which
wa~ well k~own to the oemm*ssion, and made a motion that N. H.
Pa~tin be g~anted until July BOth le4~_ t~ ~t?n_~? ~hi?~_.~esi_gnation
as Chief of Police. This motion wa~'~c~ded-~-~OS~. Peterson
a~fl ~uly car~ie~.,,ff~ommissioner Ben, on not* rot!nM'
M~s'S. P. Adams spoke on plans to organize a Tov~n Forum
to be made. ap 9f_ ~eP~e~entativ~s .fr°m each ~f the local or~niz-
itations a~ clubs, includi~ t~e C~ches and school ~d asked
t~ c~issio~ers for ~eir support, which was Dledge~.
The~e be~ ne f~er business at $~e mount, t~ meet~g
was ~ecessed to Ju~ 2lsd, 19~2 aS 8:~ P.~. at whi~
~ members ef ~e Oe~ssi~ be~ ~ese~t, the ~yor ag~m
called ~e meet~ te o~d~:
NO ~esi~tlon ~v~ been ~ecei~d f~om ~e Chief
Pe~ee; ~. N~ T. ~lle~, Atte~ey, was ~lled u~
a leal view im ~e siSmatiom. ~. Mi~e~ expi~ t~t w~le
the ci~ co~ssio~ers have ~l~ authe~i~ to dis~ss the
petite c~ef, even wither .eau~e~ ~h~ ~ this particul~ ease
he would suggest a straw vote,~ e~fined to whi~, ~ual~ied,
~egisSeP~ vo~e~s ~ the 1sst election.
Mayo~ Benson made~a ~otio~ tha~ a stpaw v0te be held
Au~st 3, 1942 in acco~ce with ~. Miller's sug~stien~
which was ~an~sly ~rri~d.
I~ was ~n~$ty a~ed .to ~V~~ the City,s t~act of
la~ ~ as ~e "~bage ~p", s~veyed ~ a
eng~ee~, se t~t a ~ence ~y be pPoper~ placed ~o~
E. N. ~, Att,y, ~ep~esent~g 0. L. B~aile2, deve!o~r
Boston Hills, asked pe~ssiem te ~m~ve cast ~.om pip~ ~stalt~
by ~. Brailey, The Ge~ssion reek t~ ~tte~ ~e~ advis~t.
~ePe be~ no f~t~r ~s~ess the meet~g adJ~eLd