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Minutes 12-15-36REG~I~ MEETING OF DEGFF~BEE 1~ 19S6. A Regular Meet4n~ ef the Boa~d of Town Commissi~ers the T~n .f Bevatron, Flo~ida~ was held at the T~ Hal! on Tuesday eveni~, December 1936 a~ 7:30 o~eioek Present: Ho D. Stevens, Mayor N. M. Weems, Vice-Mayor J. P. Bowen, ToE Clerk The above constituting the enti~e Beard of Town missioners of the Town of Boynton, Florida° The ~inutes ef the Reguls~~ Meeting of December let, 1936 whlchwas postponed to December 4~, 1936 were read amd approved. 0~dinance Ne. 152 entitled: "AN ORDINANCE OF THE T0~N 0F BO~TON, ~PAIt~ BEACH COUNTY, F~ORIDA, PEOVID- ING FOR TM~ METHOD OF EEGISTRATION, FOR THE _~EGISTRATION AND THE HOIDING 0F ELECTIONS IN AND FOR THE TOE OF BOiq~TON, PAL~ BEACH COUNTY, FLORIDA AND ~EPEALING ALL ORDINANCES OH PARTS OF 0RDINANCE~ IN CONFLICT WITH THE PROVISIONB OF THIS ORDINANCE." was placed ~n it's second ~eadin~. Commissioner Stevens made a motion that 0~dinanee Nee 1~2 be adopted, which motion was seconded by Commiszioner Bowe~amd upon being put to a vote, the followinE ve~e was had thereon: Cormmissioner Stevens, Com~t~sione~ Weems, C~ssioner Bowen, "AYE" ,AYE? 152 to have Been duly passed and adopted. Thereupon, E. D. Stevens, as Mayor P~esiding, dee~ 2. T~t the Mayor and t~ Town Clerk of and on be- half of the Town of Boynton, be and they are hereby authorized and directed to execute and enter into with Florida Power & Light Company tho said Letter Agreement approved in Section 1 hereof, and hereinafter set forth in form as follows: Doce~£oer 13, 1936. To~.~ of Boynton, Boyn~on, Florida. Gent lemon: This relates to that certain Municipal Street Light- ing Agreement between us dated March 2, 1926, and all Supple- mentary and Supplemental Agreements thereto. In view of tho fact that you are in need of more street lighting, wo hereby agree, at your request, that as of the 15 day of D~cember, 1936, we will restore to active service under the Said Municipal Street Lighting Agreement, and Supplementary and' Supplementzl Agreements there- to, six (8) Overhead BraCket Type 100 candlepower Street lights, which are more particularly described as to number, candlopower, typo, location, ownership and burning schodulo, in the schedule attached hereto, marked Exhibit ~&~, and made a part hereof. We will bill you and you will pay us, in accordance with the said Streot Lighting Agreement, and Supplementary and Supple- mental Agreements thereto, for the said street lig%mts hereinabove restored to service. In order to enable the Town'of Boynton to enjoy addi- tional street lightir~ service at no additional cost to the we will, as of the ~5 day of December, 1936, restore to a0tive service one (1) 100 candlepower Overhead Bracket Type street light and two (2) 100 candlepower W~VJG Type street lights~ and theroafter serve the same in accordance with tho said Municipal Street Lightir~ Agreement, Supplementary and Supplemental Agree- merits thereto, for a period a~f time endir~ ten (10) years from January l, 19~; however, the Town will not be obligated to ~ay the Company anythir~ whatsoever for the additional street lights restored to service in accordauce '~ w~n this paragraph. Street lights restored to service pursuant to'this paragraph are described as to number, candlepower, type, location, owner- ship ar~ burning schedule in the schedule attached hereto, marked Exhibit "B", and made a part hereof~ and shall not be considered additional street lights under the~ said Municipal Street Lightir~ Agreement, or street lights restored to ser- vieeun~der the said Supplementary and Supplemental Agreements thereto. it is ~rther understood and agree~ that, except as expressly provided herein, the said ~nicipal Street Lighti~ Agreement dated the End day of March, 19~6', together with the said Supplementary and Supplemental ~Ereemente thereto, shall remain in full force and effect between us. If~you agree to the f0regoi~, kindly so indicate by causing this letter and the attached copies to be executed by yo~ duly authorized ~fficiale unde~ your corporate sea! in the spaces provided below for that purpose. Tours very truly, FLORIDA P0~RIR& LIGHT COMPA~ ?~e agree to the foregoing. T0~N OF BOYNTON By H. D. ST~JE~S (S~ Mayor Attest: J. P. BOWEN (Signed~ Dated , 19~6. By. Approved as to Form and Correct? ness this day of 1936. ~for the Town of Boynton, Florida. The following letter was read: WDecember 9th, 193~. Honorable Board of Tov,~ Commissioners, Town of Boynton, Boynton, Florida. Gentlemen:- In connection with the sale of'Lot No. 8, Block 3, Bowers Park, a subdivision of the Town Of Boynton,'Florida, I desire to settle the taxes on said property. . Town of on this Upon examining the Tax Assessment Roll of the Boynton, Florida, I find the following taxes due property:- YEAR ASSESSED VALUATION RATE AMOUNT OF TAX 1929 $ VSO.00 20 Mills $15.00 1930 V50.O0 16 w 12.00 1931 VSO.O0 21 " 15.V5 1932 !lSO.O0 40 ~ 1933 i150.00 40.0" 46~00 1934 1150.00 25 " 28;V5 1935 i150.00 30 " 34.50 1936 1150.00 30 " 54.50 TOTAL TAXES $232.50 Section 2, of Article VIII, RKVENUE AND TA2L~TION, of C~pter 8918, Special Acts of the Legislature of Florida, 19~3, which is the Charter of the Town of Boynton, Florida, states:- "The Com~ission may ma~e its own assessments Of property for taxation, but the valuation of property by the mumic[pality shall not exceed its mS. rket value. All property, real and ~e~eonal in said Town of Boynton n0t expressly exempt by the laws of the State, shall be subject to taxation for the pur- poses mentioned in this charter. It shall not be necessary to describe personal property assesse~ for t~xation, .and the term "personal ~roperty" sbmll be sufficient descriptmon to sustain any listing and assessment of the personal property of any person, firm or corporation.~ The above mentioned property~ was recent2y s01d f~r the sum of NINE HUNDRED DOLLARS ($900.00), thereby establishing its mar- ket value. In view of the above facts, may i suggest that the assessed value on Lot No. 8, Block 3, Bowers Park, be adjusted to $750.00, agter which adjustment' the t~xes due the Town of Boynton on this property would be as follows:- 1929 1930 193i 1932 1933 1934 1935 1936 ASSESSED VALUATION RATE AMOUNT OF TAX~ $ 750.00 ~0 Mills $15.00 750.00 16 ~ 12 · 00 VSO~O0 21 " 15.75 V50 ;00 40 ~ 30.00 V50. O0 40 " 30. O0 750. O0 25 ~ 18. V5 750 ~00 30 " 22.50 VSO .00 30 '~ 22.50 TOTAL T .~X ES $166.50 if such adjustment can b~ arranged, I a~ authorized to ~.v~ediately settle the above taxes by paying the 1934-1936 taxes in cash and taxes for prior years in bonds or bond credit. Thankir~ you for your consideration, i am, Yours very truly, Wm. P Somerville.~ Upon Motion made by Commissioner Bowen, secbnded by Commissioner Stevens and unanimously carried, the Tax Collector was authorized and directed to accept settlement of taxes as outlined in Mr. 8omerville's letter. Upon Motion made by Commissioner Bowen, secor~ed by Commissioner Stevens and unanimously carried, the Treasurer was instructed to draw a check in tb_e sum of On~ Hundred Fifty ($1~0.00 Dollars in favor of Newman T. Miller as expenses in connection with Mr. Somerville and Palm Beach Company's Mandsmus suits~ charg- ir~ said amount to the Interest & Sinking Ftumd. A discussion was had with reference to the proposed sale of Town owned lots in Boynton Heights Subdivision to Mr. M. E. ~nite: the matter beir~ tabled for further consideration. There being no further business the meeting adjourned. Mayor. Vice Mayor. Town Clerk.