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Minutes 04-03-50MinUTES OF T~E REGULAR ~ETING OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF B0~TON BEACH~ FLORIDA~ HELD AT ~UE OI~ff HALL ON THE 3RD OF ~PRIL 1950 The city Council convened at the regular meeting at the City Hall~ at 7:30 P.M.~ ~pril 3rd~ 1950. Councilmen ?resent: Mr. F.L. Purinton Mr. A.E. Shook Mr. C.H. Hood Mr. Clifford Province Mr. Henry Merkel The meeting was called to order by the Mayor. Minutes of the latest meeting~ read by City Clerk Dorothy Williams were accpted on motion of Commissioner Hood seconded by Commissioner Shook. Bills 0'Keyed For Payment: Paul Tappan Rene Bache A.c. Carver H.R. Daugharty N.O. Marshall Dorothy ff. Williams Muriei Herring Varedo Shra~ko Wm.Beers John E. Rau!erson Jr. Fra~ Esrl Cline John Bell F.L. Purinton A.E. Shook C.H. Hood Clifford Province Henry Mer~ei Jr. Robert Griffith John L. McNames Ralph W. Chaoman Frank Nutting Katherine Koepnick Alma Cline Lake Worth Federal Dave Lanier Lee Thomas Sam Murray SOlomon Pitts Charlie Waters Leonard Harris Saving & Loan Gen F~uud 129.30 103.90 11~.50 116.90 7a.50 ~3.80 17.50 76.00 50.00 50.00 50.00 5O. OO 50.00 50.00 75.00 50.00 25.00 10.00 15.qO ~2.00 39.70 15.00 33.00 31.~0 33.00 Water Fund 118.60 67.90 Deoositors 7.50 7.50 Thomas Jefferson Henry Coooer George Cain Mrs. Stoehr Melton Partin Dominick N. Masone W.~. Crowley Southern Bell Telephone Co. Royal Palm Ice Co. Palm Beach Typewriter Farmers Implement & Supply Wheatons Restaurant Palm Beach Chemical &tlantic Coast Electrical Vaughn & Wright Stevenson Seed Store Ocean CiTy Lumber Cameron & Barkley Co. Halsey & Griffith Watkins George W. Getz Dominion Signal Co. Rubin Construction Co. Boynton Beach Electric Shop Nat M. ~eems Florids Georgia Tractor Co. R.E. Small & Co. C.C. I,~right Lasting Products Co. City of Delray Beach Florida Light & Power co. Austin Supply Co. Co-~aty Mercantile Mercers Service Station &unt Sally's Restaurant Petty Cash United Auto Service Bille Bell Boynton Beach Fire Dept. A.P. Gilford Carl Tubbs Dave Lanier George Cain Leonard Harris Lee Thomas Charlie Waters Solomon Pitts Parker Ward Sam Murray Henry Coooer Thomas Jefferson C.E. Keatts State Construction Co. Boynton Beach State Bank 34.50 31.$0 27.00 16.71 32.65 87.6~ ~.59 5.77 35.57 ~.20 3.00 14.25 .94 ,90 1.50 46.03 16.45 51.43 10.00 75.46 ~.00 1.20 12.00 6,825.00 1.50 27.50 16.66 593.63 27.25 12.35 130.03 60.20 102.39 292.56 24.00 265.00 3.3o 34.88 42.00 33.5O 33.00 39.70 3!.~0 33.00 3o.oo 26~70 31.80 33.00 150. O0 1,~&9.88 208.90 7.50 7.50 7.50 Mayor Purinton suggested the Commission look into the City's zoning at the first oooortunity. John Raulerson, Suoerintendent of Public Works~ nresented a "log" on the work done on city roads to date. A letter was read from Erskine Parks of the Boynton cooperative Market asking an additional footage of adjoining land for storage ourposes. This was tabled until the commission can visit the Olant and get from Mr. Oarks the immediate program for the land's usage. Mayor Purinton read the Treasurers report. city Attorney Griffith reoorted he had written Bond Cleaners to appear in court to answer charges their establishment maintains hazardous and dangerous electrical wiring. Mr. Griffith said the Electrical Inspector would re-inspect the Bond cleaners tomorrow and issue andaffidavit if the wiring is "as was". Commissioner Shook advised leaky roof of Boynton Fire station be fixed. All aoproved. Mayor Purinton asked the Commissioners to inspect a truck the city might purchase for brush fires. Following a discussion of the soecific needs of these wagons~ and ~heir efficiency in heavy sand~ commissioner Hood was made a comittee of one to inspect and report. Mayor ?urinton asked Commissioner Shook to sketch a building ~nich might house the city's road equioment. Attorney Griffith reported Allen E. King had asked a continuance until April 1V of his appearance in court zo answer charges of main- taining a oublic nuisance in to~,~_. It was reported Dr. W.S. carper will deed to the ~ity a 50 foot street right-of-way from Dixie to Green Street. All voted to accept. (It was~ also~ decided to record the dedication on Lake Street with right-of-way deeds) A discussion of taxing the partially-built house of Leroy Hartley was resolved ~aen all agreed his should not be taxed since it is not habitable. The consensus was~ however~ some limitation should be put uoon the lansed time Oetween the starting and the com=letion of homes~ with a succession of hermits as each ran out. No action was taken on this. It was decided to reduce the taxes of Adam McLean. Mayor Purinton authorized John Raulerson to order i2 new wazer meters. Attorney Griffith asked ssencils be cut of all ordinances and resolutions and a minimum of 25 copies made of each for files. Commissioner Hood moved~ Co~nissioner Province seconded a motion for the city to buy a mimeograph ~achine. Harry Gel!er~ a visiting citizen, offered to donate one if it cost $2~ or less. A letter was directed to Gus Thompson returning the bill he sub- mitted for the survey of his street and property. The letter will exolain the city's only responsibility is the survey of the street. Mr. Geller suggested the city might insert in its water bi!ls~ or other oeriodical statements~ cards asking all Boynton-ites to ourchase cigarettes locally and help return a larger cigarette tax to the city for local street imorovement. Commissioner Merkel asked for suggestions to bring more businesses to Boynton. Uommissioner Shook said county taxes are too high for many. It was decided to send a letter to County Tax Assessor Owen asking for an appointment to discuss local County taxes esoecially those on commercial prooerty. Police Chief Carver asked what basis he should Day deouty ooliceman Bill Bell who heloed oolice the Tombola. John Bell asked to have his neighborhood zoned. A meeting with the Zoning Board was suggested after Mayor ?urinton cheeks with Paul Mercer. Commissioner Hood suggested the ' ~ ' Comm_sszoners meet with some out- lying orooerty owners who want to start exclusion suits. There being no further business the meeting adjourned by acclamation. Mayor CityV01erk