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Home My Public Portal About03/11/1961Present: Commission Meeting Held March 11, 1961 Mayor Commissioner 11 of it C. H. Dodson J. G. Hart J. P. Hoyle S. B. Iglehart W. S. LaPorte Also attending: Mrs. Kirton, Messrs. Koch, Nilsen, Foskett Brown, Skip Kingsley, Joseph Hamm, Henry Harding, and James Curtis. The meeting was called to order by Mayor Dodson. The Commission heard a request from Curtis Roofing Co. for a permit to re -roof Mrs. Currans house on Bermuda Lane. Since this was deemed an emergency situation, the permit was granted. Mr. Foskett Brown introduced Mr. Henry Harding, his architect for the remodeling work done at Mr. Brown's house on AIA. Mr. Harding discussed the location of a compressor located in the setback area on this property and also the design and location of a stairway as a fire escape constructed on the east side of the house. There was a general discussion of these two points. It was then moved and seconded that the Town postpone any action on this matter until a future date. Motion passed unanimously. Mr. Nilsen requested the Town look into the matter of a commercial nursery being operated in a residential area, located in the rear of H. F. Johnson's house. Mr. Hart and Mr. LaPorte said they would take the matter up with Mr. Johnson immediately. The minutes of the meeting held February 15, 1961, were read, approved and adopted. The financial report and police reports were read and approved. The water bacteria report was read. All water samples tested were satisfactory. 3 There being no further business to come before the Town Commission, the meeting was adjourned. I-- Attest: Attest-f-;— a MINUTES OF THE MEETING OF THE TOWN COMMISSIONERS 1� SITTING AS A BOARD OF EQUALIZERS ON: MARCH 21, 22 and 23, 1961 The Town Commissioners of Gulf Stream, Florida, met at the Town Hall in Gulf Stream, Florida, at 10:00 A.M. on March 21, 22 and 23, 1961, to hear and consider any complaints of the tax payers and to receive and equalize values of real estate and improved property on the Town's tax assessment rolls as of January 1, 1961. A motion was made to recess the meeting of the Town Commissioners sitting as a Board of Equalizers until 10:00 A.M. on August 16, 1961. The motion was seconded and was then passed unanimously. The Commissioners agreed to reconvene at Gulf Stream Town Hall at 10:00 A.M. on August 16, 1961. i �'� ��i��'!� ✓!�V � lel ATTEST: /-� F:'— Financial & Water Report - March, 1961 Water used: Master Meter 75'6 C Dao gals. Individual Meters 7 3 7 3 gals. Balance 2/28/61 Deposits Withdrawals Balance 3/31/61 Water Fund 9,112.53 3,408.23 1,014.84 11,505.92 Revenue for March 1961: Water 1,334.20 Trash 261.30 Taxes - net 1,687.60 Fines 15.00 Checks drawn on Water Fund: #282 Gulf Stream Golf Club 83 Culligan Soft Water 84 Picard Chemical Co. 85 H. L. Cromer, Inc. 86 Minn -Honeywell Reg. Co. 87 Otto Schmeisser Total General Fund Deprec. Fund 37,516.58 2,950.94 -0- 1,839.76 4,683.51 32,833.07 4,790.70 Licenses 30.00 Permits 10.00 Other 70.13 Total 3,408.23 Water, Feb. 1961 Soft water Clorine Repairs & 3 meter boxes Charts Service clorinator Checks drawn on General Fund: #1508 E. Glass Salary 09 P. Bradwell It 10 E. Glass It 11 P. Bradwell It $ 888.98 5.60 36.00 21.18 13.08 50.00 $1,014.84 $ 48.38 42.12 48.38 42.12 Checks drawn on General Fund - cont'd 01512 Ocean Ridge Gulf Service 13 Town of Gulf Stream- Deprec. Fund 14 E. Glass 15 P. Bradwell 16 Bo -Del Printing 17 G. S. Polo Club 18 So. Bell Telephone 19 Neway Uniform Supply 1520 City of Delray Beach 21 M.Martin Sec. Service 22 Colony Cleaners 23 Sam's Service Station 24 B. Fackler's Shop 25 Boynton Beach Bank 26 County Sanitation Co. 27 E. Glass 28 P. Bradwell D/M First National Bank 29 Florida Power & Light 1530 E. Glass 31 P. Bradwell 32 R. Cowart 33 M. Partin 34 J. Brown 35 W. Gwynn 36 C. W. Ramsey Total Gas, oil, etc. $ 139.73 Transfer 10839.76 Salary 48.38 it 42.12 Printing 33.50 Advertising 100.00 Telephone 15.43 Sanitation Dept. 18.00 Radio Service 25.00 Typing 2.00 Police uniforms 14.55 Police car 6.18 Police reports 41.90 Office supplies 3.09 Collection - March 450.00 Salary 48.38 It 42.12 Safety Deposit box 12.00 Office & Street Lights 89.46 Salary 48.38 " 42.12 " 406.45 310.93 " 270.45 " & car allow. 385.60 Cut grass & lot cleaning 65.00 $4,681.53 TO THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE TOWN"OF GULF STREAM: Subject: Drainage on Oleander Way, north of Banyan Road. When drainage plans were first talked about for the Pope polo fields area and location of catch basins laid out, the drainage problem on Oleander Way, north of Banyan Road was also considered. Talks between the engineer and Mayor Lindsey, with Mrs. Dick&nson present, indicated that that bad spot would be taken care of in the drainage plans at the time that Oleander Way was re -paved and improved, which it was planned to do shortly. However, it seems that opposition to repaving, and improving Oleander Way was generated on the part of property owners south of Banyan Road on the theory that such improvement to the road might induce its greater use, to the detriment of their comfort and safety. Apparently due to this, nothing has been done about either the paving or the drainage problem. The result still is that after every heavy rain, water from AIA runs down Banyan Road to join the un -drained ground water in front of the Dick neon house,{- O.SlJ9/ creating an extensive pond which sometimes lasts days or even weeks, making it miserable for traffic, and unsightly. The undersigned concerned property owners do not believe a solution to the drainage of this spot need await re-pavinF of the road as first intended. A catch -basin on one or two corners at the intersection of Oleander Way and Banyan Road connecting to the existing dr&.ins on Gulf Stream Road should take care of the situation, therefore we hereby petition the Council to take steps in this direction as soon ae possible. ,r � � L L � I - a '-' January 14, 1961 February � , 1961 TO: Mayor Dodson and Town Council Town of Gulf Stream It is with full knowledge that the undersigned approve of certain construction work on the premises of Mr, and Mrs. R. W. Bartram, III, at 11ZZ North Ocean Blvd. , in connection with the converting of the garage into bedrooms. Itis also with full knowledge that the undersigned consent to said construction to begin within the immediate future.