10-26-1965 VC REG-M~, i _~- )
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MINUTES OF AN ADJOURNED MEETING MF~ETING OF
• THr, VILLAGE COUNCIL CF NORTH PAIM BEACH, FLORIDA
' HELD TUESDAF, OCTOBER 26, 1965
PRESENT: Thomas R. Bell, Vice-Mayor
Gordon G. Duncan, Councilmen
Allan U. Everard, Councilman
Herbert A. Watt, Counci]ri~?.n
• Herbert Gildan, Village Attorney
Frank R. Spence, Village ~l~,nager -
" - 8c Villago Clerk
• Beulah Samples,- Deputy-Clerk
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ABSENT: Thomas F. Lewis, Mayor -
,Vice-Mayor Bell called the meeting to order at-8:00 p.m. and FALL CALL.
asked the Clerk to call the roll, all members being present
'except Mayor Tom, Lewis, absent because of illness.
On motion of Councilman Watt, seconded by Councilman Everard;"NiTNUTES -~` --
all present voting aye, the minutes of the Council meeting 10/12/65_.
held October 12, 1965 were approved as written. APPROVED "_
.The Clerk read the minutes of the October 20, 1965 meeting P 8c Z BD. T
of the Planning and Zoning Advisory Board. -1~TINUTES
The Clerk read a. letter from James Ow.bns, chairman of the C~?H2TSTT~AS
annual Christmas In Dixie Parade to be held in Lake Park on - IN DIXIE
December 12th, inquiring wk~.ether or not the Village would be_. F2RAI~E
willing to enter a float.in the parade. In discussing the
matter, it was decided to invite the Art Center Society to ,
undertake this project on behalf of the Village,- with pos-
. ,ably' the help of .the NFB Garden Club. The Manager was
instructed to ascertain if the Art Society would accept.
It was agreed that there would be an officials' car entered
in the parade for officials of the Village to-ride in.
The Clerk read a letter from the Chairman of the Country Club Fil"~OSION
Board of Governors, requesting the Village Council to take A'L' GOLF __
steps to correct erosion problems along-the golf course where..COURS
it abut{, the Intracoastal Waterway. The letter pointed out
that some help might be obtainable from the Federal Government
for correcting this condition vahich is deteriorating rapidly.
. The Village ~a,nager was instructed to mee~G with the Village
Engineer and the Building Official to go over this matter .and _ _ -
make a further report to the Council:
The Village Clerk read a letter from the Riviera Beach High F.~B.H.S.__
School Band, inviting the Council"to make a donation to the A:~{S
Band Fund and offering the Band's services on any occasion. I~~.)NATION
The Village Clerk read a letter from Mr. Phillip Redding, a , . E?'sSIII'~NT
,resident of 713 Sandpiper Way, stating his desire. that all U}.iGES
areas of the Village ,continue to require sidewalks of the S=i:DEW1~LKS
developers; in keeping with present Village requirements..
A letter was read ,by the Clerk on. the matter of the Cross- I'.C.C.
State Barge Canal project. The Federated Conservation" A~~~S
Council again asked the support of the Village Council to - S}JPPORT •
.,.halt the project until assurance could be given by respon- F~)R
sable authority'tlaa.t the State`s fresh water supply will F?iBLIC
not be endangered by .this project. This matter was tabled HLARI1dG
' in order to determine if the Mayor had written a letter of
support which.was authorized on•September 28th and referred .
to the Mayor in case he saw fit 'to write another letter.
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On motion of Councilman-Watt, seconded by Councilman Everard,` OR"D, N0.
all present voting aye, proposed Ordinance No. 125-65, 125-65,
entitled ls~_~
REISDING:
AN ORDINANCE OF THE VILLAGE OF NORTH PB.L'llI BEACH, FLA., REZONING i
AJ~TVDING THE ORDINANCE N0. 20 AS HERETOFORE AMENDED,
THE SAID BEING THE COMPREHENSIVE ZONING ORDINANCE OF _
THE SAID VILLAGE, BY R~OVIiJG CERTAIN PROPERTY FROM
THE R-1 SINGLE FAMILY D4IELLING DISTRICT AND RECLASS- I
IFYIi.G SAID PROPERTY AS C-1 NEIGHBORHOOD COMMiERCIAL
DISTRICT A.ND BY SETTIPdG FORTH A TIME PERIOD BEFORE A
RENEWAL OF AN APPLICATION FOR REZONING CAN BE MAnE: ,
AND BY DIRECTING THE VILLAGE CLERK TO BRING THE OFFICIAL
ZONING MAP UP TO DATE BY PROVIDING FOR THE REPEAL OF
ORDINANCES IN CONFLICT HEREWITH, .Fu~TD FOR OTHER PURPOSES , ,~, ,_
was placed on first reading and read in full.; ___
The Clerk was instructed to advertise for a Public Hearing P[P_"~LIC ,.'. z i
to be held on the sub,~ects contained. in Ordinance No: 125-659'HEr',RITQG
this hearing to take place on Tuesday, November 16, 1965, at~,SET FOR
8x00 p.m., in-the .Village Hall.- ,`lli'16/65
On motion of Councilman Duncany'seconded by Councilman Ever- '`ORP. N0. _
ard, and on a 3 to 1 vote, with Councilmen Watt, Duncan, and 12c;-65
Everard voting aye, and Vice-Mayor Bell voting .nay, proposed 1S'.i'
Ordinance No. 126-65, entitled RE~'1DING: _
NEtiJ ZONE
AN ORDINANGT; OF THE VILLAGE OF NORTH PAIA4 BEACH, FLA.,
AMENDING ORDINANCE N0. 20 AS HERETOFORE Ail~IENDED, THE _- `. .
SAID BEING THE COMPREHENSIVE ZONING ORDIIQAiJCE OF SAID ` .': -
VILLAGE, BY CREATING A ZONING DISTRICT "C-1B CF.A7T'RAL '
. BUSINESS DISTRICT" CLASSIFICATIONS BY SETTING FORTH
THE AREAS TO BE INCLUDED IN C-IB DISTRICT fi.ATD BY DIRECT-
ING THE VILLAGE CTFRK TO BRING THE OFFICIAL ZONITdG MAP `_ __
UP TO DATE; BY PROVIDING FOR T.t~ REPEAL OF ORDINATCES '
IN CONFLICT HEREWITH; AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES `
vans placed on first reading and read in full. The Council _ ~
discussed the contents of this Ordinance at length and it was -
decided to put the matter on the agenda for the next Workshop
for further study. The Attorney also stated that a public _
hearing would be required before second, final reading and
passage of this Ordinance, inasmuch as it involves zoning.
On motion of Councilman Watt, seconded by Councilman Everard, OR7~. No. --
all present voting aye, Ordinance No. 123-65; entitled 12~~-65
2N7
AN ORDINANCE OF THE VILLAGE OF NORTH PAIM BEACH, FLA. REf~DING
AMENDING ORDINANCE N0. 33, BY REVISING THE HEIGHT, (AP:~i~NDS
DESIGTd AND LOCATION OF CERTAIN SIGNS TO BE ERECTED SIGN
IN THE VILLAGE OF NORTH PAIDZ BEACH, FLORIDA ~~ OI',D. }
was placed on second reading and read by title only.
On motion of Councilman Duncan, seconded by Councilman Watt, ORT)~ N0:
all present voting aye, Ordinance No. 123-65 was enacted. 12~-65.
The Village Manager was instructed to notify T1Lr~. Rotvan of ENL~CTED
the Standard Oil Company of the passage of this Ordinance...:.: _
which permits ground signs to a maximum over-all height_of i
thirty-five (35) feet. ;
On motion of Councilman Watt, seconded by Councilman Everard., ORT~, N0.
all present voting aye, Ordinance No. 1~4-65, entitled. 12~-65
2NI")
AN ORDINANCE OF THE VILLAGE OF NORTH PALM BEACH, REt!:DING
FLORIDA, PROVIDING FOR THE DISPOSITION AND.SALE '
OF ABANDONED BICYCL~CS AND MOTOR VEHICLES __
was placed on second reading and read by title only.
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On motion of Councilman T~att, seconded by vCouncilman Everard, ORC. N0.
all present voting aye, Ordinance No. 124-65 was enacted. 12~I-65
The Manager ~;aas instructed to see that a copy of this Ordi- EN=ICTED
nance.reach the Police Department immediately and that nee- .
essary action be taken .to remove any abandoned vehicles that
are now in violation with the newly enacted ordinance."
On motion of Councilman :7att, seconded by Councilman Everard, RE,. N0.
all present voting aye, Resolution No. 249-65, entitled 24~-65 _: ',
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AL'OPTEDt
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A RESOLUTION OF THE VILL(iGE GOU27CIL OF NORTH PAIll4 , SA i~ _ OF
BELiCH, i LORIDA, 1'lUTHORIZING THE ML~YOR AND VILLAGE LAID
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C.LERI{ TO SIGN A SPECIAL ~ARRlIAITY DEED TO NORTH
PALM BELCH PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, INC., OF CERTAIN '
VILLAGE PROPERTY
was adopted. _ ,. -
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The Manager reported to the Council that the 1965 Tax bills__ 1965
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Laere mailed on October 26th well in advance of the first
~ TAa BILLS
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duo date, November 1st. ~ ~":LED ir.,
The b4anager road the compilation of bids submitted for `POLICE 'i ,, • .. i
'purchase of 1966 Police cars through the cooperative pur- CA13 BIDS _ _
chasing effort tiaith the City of hest Palm Beach. These R1itiD
were as follo~~as (for two cars)s
Dalguard -Rambler Amb. 880, ~~'4,352 less T.I. ; '2,300,-net ~2,052(~~)
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Fla. Chry-Ply -Ply. Fury, '4,492 less T.I. X 2,000, net 2,492
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Matthews -Ford Custom, 4,644 less T.I. 1,702, net X2,942
Bayne Akers.- Ford Custom, 4,560 less T.I. '1,950, net 2,610
(-~) Ramb. Amb. 880 has 116" wheel basey specs called for 119" w.b.
The Manager recommended that the Village's contract for the .-
purchase of t~~~o 1966 police cars be ar~arded to the lora bidder
for the Village, Florida Chrysler-Plymouth, Inc, for the lo~a
net bids of x$2,492. He further recommended that the Village
buy back for X1,000 trade-in price at least one and possibly
t~ao of the 1965 Foxdsfor Village vehicles, inasmuch as he felt
the trade price caas not as good as had been anticipated. After
some discussion, the Manager was instructed to contact other
auto agencies to see if the Village could rr~ake a better deal.
by buying police cars directly, rather than through the co-op---
purchasing. Thy: matter will be 'discussed further at the next
5rdorkshop meeting, Tuesday, November 2nd.
The Manager reported that the latest information from the
Palm Beach County Industrial Information Service showed the
Village of NPB in fourth place among the county's 38 munici-
palities in dollar-value of d~acllings constructed in the
third quarter of 1965 and in seventh place in dollar-value
of all building in the third quarter of 1965.-
Councilman Everard referred to a request
Club Point Property Ocancrs Ass°n, asking
be crectc-d. at certain intersections in t]
Manager was instructed to see that these
up, as well as speed limit signs showing
area is 25 MPH.
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from the Yacht
that STOP signs
lat area. The
signs are put
the speed in that
The Manager reported to the Council that approval has been
received from the State Road Department for the installation
of a semi-actuated traffic control signal at the intersec-
tion of U.S.,~l and Lighthouse Drive and the plan and permit
have been received by the Village. The Manager also told --
the Council that the State has reduced the maximum speed
in the northern 1:[.mits of the Village from 55 to 50 MPH.
The Council instructed the P2anager to proceed with advertis-
ing for bids on the signal installation, after preparation
of the specifications.
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The Manager reported that the Public '~7orks Department is _ -hIGIiTS
presently in the process of upgrading street lights in.the BEIdG_
Village and the areas completed to date include Anchorage -UPGRADED
Drive, Lighthouse Drive9-and East,aind Drive.. The tanager --
caas instructed to check on the adequacy of present trans- ______
formers to handle larger ~~attage bulbs as the upgrading. ,- -. - ,
proceeds.
Vice-Mayor Bell asked the Village Manager to investigate CCN~~"RETE
the possibility of installing concrete ribbon edges along EDCf~S
the side of paving on the major streots in the Villages 'ASKrD FCft
A cost estimate drill be studied as well as a report on the hAJ~~R
feasibility of such an installation. `STHt3ETS
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Following statements from the public9 and on a motion by 'ADJOURN-
Councilman ~'Tatt, seconds-d by Counci].ma,n Duncan9 the meeting MENT _-
yaas adjourned_at 10:15 p.m.
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