10-09-1962 VC REG-M• MINUTL-S OF A REGULAR MEETING
of the
VILLAGE COUNCIL OF NORTH PALP4 BEACH, FLORIDA
held
October 9, 1962
Present:
Warren P. Tatoul, A9ayor
Charles M. Botieman, Vice-Mayor
Louis J. Aiello, Councilman
Frank J. Hahn, Councilman
C. Robert Burns, Village Attorney
Albin R. Olson, Village Manager
and Clerk
64ayor Tatoul called the meeting to order at 8:00 p.m, and requested
the Clerk call the roll.
Mayor Tatoul requested the Clerk read the minutes of the regular
meeting of the Village Council held September 11, 1962, the minutes of the
meeting of the Village Council held September 18, 1962, and the minutes of
the Board of Eciualization held October 8, 1962. The minutes were approved
as read.
The following reports of the Village Treasurer as indicated on the
monthly Audit reports were approved as read:
TREASURER'S REPORT
Village o Nort Pa m Beach
October 9, 1462
BALANCE, July 31, 1962 $ 17,799.32
Receipts:
Building permits $ 1,806.65
Occupational License 607.50
Fines, Forfeitures 10.00
Cigarette Tax 1,772.04
Boat Area Fees 300.00
Other Fees 45.00
Road F, Bridge Fund 2,017.00
Rent _ Vilalge FIall 465.00
P9iscellaneous Income 89.50
Recreation Revenue 398.25
Total Income 7,515.41
$ 25,314.73
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DISBURSEMENTS:
Gen Government 1,951.11
Village Mangger 1,002.24
Finance Dept. 762.97
Folice Dept. 2,476.29
Building Dept. 1,188.50
Parks, Recreation
(Ball Field) 3,535.52
Operations Dept. 5,115.75
Total Disbursements 16,032.38
BALANCE, August 31, 1962 $ 9,282.35
TREASURER'S REPORT
NOR H A h1 TRY CLUB
August , 1 - ugust ,
BALANCE, July 31, 1962
Receipts:
Memberships i;
Greens Fees
Hand Carts
Electric Carts
Driving Rande
Sales Tax
Interest, Certificates of
Deposit
Total Receipts
$ 6,101.22
5,342.77
$ 11,443.99
Disbursements:
$ 955.20
2,184.00
211.00
1,154.50
587.25
42.49
208.33
Payroll
Utilities
Repairs, Mtnce.
Insurance
Advertising $ Signs
Sales Tax
Linen, Uniforms
Greens Mtnce.
Office Supplies
Other
Total Disbursements
BALANCE, August,31, 1962
L
Total Disbursements
$ 5,976.68
356.17
92.59
162.31
45.00
48.47
138.84
613.26
27.56
112.76
TREASURER'S REPORT
NORTH PA M B CLUB
Recreational Facilities Bond Account
Receipts from Bond Sale
Deduct Disbursements:
Payments on Country Club 1,015,000.00
Legal Services 8,500.00
Office Labor 64.00
Permits 66.00
Printing, Plans F, Blue Prints 76.95
Reimbursements - Gen Acct. 115.60
Pool Site Tests 315.00
Engineering Expense 366.40
Legal Advertising- 9.56
Chlorine Scales 85.00
Land Purchase 6,482.80
Asehitectural Services ~I3,875.21
Progress Payments - Bldg. 191,718.50
Progress Payments - paving &
Drainage
Progress Payments - Air Condi-
tioning
Bulldozer F, Pan 1Vork
BALANCE, August 31, 1962
CASH BALANCE, August 31, 1962
Certificates of Deposit
5,461.26
14,869.82
1,722.00
$ 7,573.64
$ 3,870.35
$ 1,430,162.80
$ 1,258,728.10
$ 171,434.70
100,000.00
$ 71,434.70
October 9, 1962
Mr. David Dollins appeared before the Council to request a waiver
of certain sections of the village sidewalk requirements concerning his
' office building located on the northeast corner of Anchorage Drive and
U.S. Highway #1. (lot 1, Block 70, Yacht Club Addition). Following a
discussion of the matter, Dlr. Dollins withdrew his request.
On motion of Councilman Hahn, seconded by Vice-Mayor Bowman, all
members voting aye, Requisition #6 of the Thomas A. Hodges Construction
Company in the amount of $12,920. was approved for payment. Also approved
for payment on motion of Councilman Hahn, seconded by Councilman Aiella, all
members voting aye, were the current invoices of Rubin ''Construction
' Company in the amount o£ $12,709.
Mr. Herbert }Vatt, 720 Lighthouse Drive, appeared before the Council
concerning the matter of removal of the parkway tree fronting his property.
The matter was referred to the Village Manager.
Mrs. Thomas G. Hart, Jr., 418 Anchorage Drive, representing the
North Palm Beach Chapter of the American Association of University of
iVomen appeared before the Village Council requesting the matter of providing
library facilities for village residents be considered by the Council at
the time the 1962 - 1963 budget is reviewed. Several members of the
Association spoke in favor of having library facilities would be considered
at the time the budget was reviewed.
On motion of Councilman Hahn, seconded by Councilman Aiello, all
members voting aye, the meeting Boas adjourned to Tuesday, October 30, at
8:30 p.m.
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