HomeMy Public PortalAbout02/12/1966Commission Meeting Held February
Present: Mayor
Vice Mayor
Commissioner
Commissioner
Commissioner
12, 1966
Curtis H. Dodson
Stewart B. Iglehart
John G. Hart
J. Phil Hoyle
William S. LaPorte
Also attending: Mrs. Kathleen Kirton, Mrs. Elza Oliver, Mrs.
Thomas Ireland. Messrs. Roy Cowart, Wm. Gwynn
Gary Gooder, Henry Pope, Henry Lilienthal.
Mayor Dodson called the meeting to order.
The minutes of the meeting held Jan. 8, 1966 were read approved
and adopted. The Financial & Water Report for January, 1966 was
read and approved. All expenditures included in this report were
approved.
A check from Florida Power and Light Co. was accepted as payment
on the franchaise. The amount $3,763.93 as compared with 3,342.01
last year.
A letter and petition from Mr. and Mrs. Walter P. Helmsley was
read. This letter asked permission to start construction on a
new house in Place au Soleil on February 21, 1966. All property
owners within 500' had signed this letter stating no objection.
The Commission voted unanimously to grant the variance.
CPreliminary water main extension plans were submitted to the
Commission from Brockway, Owen and Anderson. The Commission
accepted these plans.
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Police reports for January, 1966 were read.
A list of names of registered voters to be purged from the rolls
was presented to the Commission by the Deputy Town Clerk. It
was moved and seconded that these names be removed. Motion
passed. A list of these names is included and becomes a part of
these minutes.
A sample election ballot to be used in the Town Election March
1, 1966 was reviewed by the Commission.
Mrs. Ireland asked the Commission to state the Town's position
regarding the 10' easement for beach path on the south end of
her property. She asked if the Town is going to maintain it,
and police it. After a general discussion the Commission
instructed Mr. Lilienthal to research all tho easements set
up for beach paths and report back just what the Town is
responsible for in its obligations, liability and enforcement
practice.
Proposed ordinance #134 a subdivision ordinance placed on first
reading April 10, 1965 was brought up for 2nd reading, Mr. Iglehart
said Mr. Pope had expressed objections to this ordinance and have
asked that he be given a chance to study it and make changes.
Commission meeting held February 12, 1966 cont. 2.
Mr. Pope said he had notes to discuss but did not have them with him.
It was moved and seconded that this ordinance be tabled until the
March meeting when the new Commission could discuss it with Mr. Pope.
Motion passed.
A letter from Mr. Henry Pope was read. This letter is included
and becomes a part of these minutes. This letter stated that in
view of opinions expressed at the Town meeting my offer is modified
as follows: 1. The entire business area be moved to the extreme
north end of Town. 2. Permissive use of the Polo fields be changed
from polo to golf. 3. Offer off 2001 of beach is hereby withdrawn.
Mr. Pope also submitted evidence that the tract of land just to
the north of the north Town limits is county zoned commercial and
not residential as Mr. Koch had stated at the Town Meeting.
Mr. Hart said he would not vote for the zoning change in view of
the feelings expressed at the Town Meeting.
Mr. LaPorte said he would not vote for any change either. He said
this matter like the subdivision ordinance should be tabled until
the new Commission takes office in March.
Mr. Iglehart said that the voters not just residents of the Town
are faced with these decisions: 1. Do nothing, as recommended by
the Civic Association. 2. Accept Mr. -Popes offer. 3. As Mrs. Phipps
suggested, to arbitrarily rezone the business area into residential
with no exchange, a move which I consider legally possible but
entirely dishonest and I will not vote for it unless he is reimbursed
for his loss. If we can get rid of the present business zone, it
will be a great service to the Town. Taxes and carrying charges
make it more burdensome for the property to remain undeveloped.
The Commission can do a great service for the Town by making the
swap in zoning or rezone it and pay Pope for the loss.
Mr. Pope stated that he could prove the loss if the land is rezoned
from business to residential.
Mr. Hoyle asked if the B zone is now plated. Mr. Pope said No.
Mr. Hart asked if the permissive use change from polo to golf is
part of the offer. Mr. Pope replied that the zoning ordinance is
not clear on this point. It may not require any action by the
Town to change it.
Mr. Pope said that the expressions at the Town Meeting indic:.ted
noone was for a public beach.
Mr. Iglehart asked Mr. Hart if he thought the B zone should be
left as it is now. Mr. Hart replied No, he thought the best solution
was to rezone it residential and pay Mr. Pope for the loss. Mr.
Iglehart said we should get the people to decide the issue and
we should get the people to realize what could happen if the area
l is left as is.
Mrs. Oliver stated that she did not object to apartment zone at the
north end of Town but was opposed to business zone.
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Commission Meeting Held Feb. 12, 1966 Cont. Page 3.
Mr. Pope replied where do you want it.
Mr. Hoyle: The Commission should try to persuade Mr. Pope
to agree to a swap -W. B zone for C zone.
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It was moved and seconded that furt1jer discussion be tabled until
the new commission takes office. Motion passed.
Mayor Dodson said the Commission got an expression from the
people at the Town Meeting. I think that Mr. Pope knew what he
was getting at the time he purchased the land. If he should offer
a definite program that would be desireable to the Town I would
vote in favor of the needed zoning changes.
Mr. Pope said he wished the Commission would act on the matter
now, that it is certainly for the good of the Town. He further
stated that he would like each commissioner to state his position
on this matter.
Mr. Iglehart: The offer is an excellent one for the Town and
you. I would vote yes to swap a B zone for the C zone. I would
not vote in favor of swapping B zone for B zone. I would rather
in that case rezone the B zone to residential and pay you for the
loss. I also think we should postpone the decision until the new
commission is installed.
Mr. Hoyle said that he would like for Mr. Pope to offer to swap
B zone for xC zone, then he would be in favor of the rezoning.
Mr. Hart said that he would like for the Town to buy the business
zone and then rezone it residential.
Mr. LaPorte said he was opposed to keeping the B zone as it is and
since Mr. Pope had withdrawn his offer to rezone the business area
to residential if the Club would rezone its C zone to residential
he thought the best solution was to rezone the business area to
residential and pay him for his loss or buy the business zone. He
further stated that he was against any swap in zoning. �-
Meeting adjourned.
Attest. �. —
Q -OV,
FINANCIAL AND WATER REPORT
JANUARY, 1966
Wat:;r used: Master meter
Individual meters
Water Fund General Fund
Balances 12/31/65
$3,992.96
X263911.60
Deposits
4,106.71
Withdrawals
Balances 1/31/66
1,596.10
,5� 0 .57
5,599.25
21,312.35
Certs. of deposit
25,000.00
45,000.00
Cost of bonds
163000.00
Revenue for January
Water
6 2,103.99
Dump fee
Trash
589.50
Interest
Taxes
606.41
Other
Licenses
315.00
Lot cleaning
40.00
Total
Checks drawn on Water Fund:
;"547 Harold Corbett
4$ Fla. Power and Light Co.
49 Picard Chemical Co.
50 Gulf Stream Folf Club
51 Gondas Corp.
D/M Ft. National Bank
Total
Meter reading
Electric for clorinator
Clorine
Water - Dec.
Pump for clorinator
Service charge
Checks drawn on General Fund.
2T "3466 Fla. Power and Light Co.
67 So. Bell Telephone Go.
68 Klearwater Ltd
69 County Sanitation Co.
70 Hughes office machines
71 Helen Butts Secrotaria
72 Whitt McDowell
73 Blair Construction Co.
74 Mobile Communications
75 Ocean Ridge Gulf Ser.
76 Neway Uniform Supply
77 Ocean City Lumber Co.
7$ City of Delray Beach
79 Gold Coast Office Pro.
$0 Johnston, Lilienthal,
$1 Internal Revenue Ser.
82 O.A.S.I. Contribution
83 Roy Cowart
84 Melton Partin
85 James Brown
$6 Harold Corbett
87 William Gwynn
$$ Barbara Gwynn
89 Stafford Rafuse
90 Paul Bradwell
Total
St, lights & office
Office
Office
Collection -Jan.
Repair typewriter and
adding machine
1 Mimeographing
Repair police radio
Remodeling at Town Hall
Co. Answering service
Gas, oil, repairs
Sanit. dept. uniforms
Sanit dept supplies
Radio Service
office
& Johnston. -6 mos. retainer
Withholding taxes
Fund - Social Security Taxes
Salary
Salary
Salary
Salary
Salary
Salary
Salary
Salary
6,443,500 gals
5,667,000 gals
Deprec. Fund
tip 609.12
09. 12
21,000.00
100.00
329.70
22.11
4,106.71
k 15.80
24.08
21.38
1,391.46
142.00
1.38
6-.1
127.1$
17.03
2.00
550.00
41.00
5.00
17.20
285.16
20.00
371.51
18.00
10.55
25.00
4.95
300.00
823:56
451.70
469.43
391.36
358.68
314.27
413.79
42.90
310.70
228.2$
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February 12th, 1966
Town Commission
Town of Gulf Stream
Gulf Stream, Florida
Gentlemen:
We respectfully petition the Town of Gulf Stream
to grant us a variance, in the ordinance governing
the same, to permit us to start the construction of our
proposed residence on lots 55 and 56 of Place Au Soleil
development on or about February 21, 1966.
Very truly yours,
Walter P. Helmsley
Rosemary E. Helmsl
Approved:
Robert C. Reed �
Names Removed from Voter Registration Rolls
February 12, 1966
Duggan, Marie B.
Duggan, Richard W.
Johnston, Ada Belle
Johnston, William C.
Kenworthy, Lydia F.
Ramsey, C. 7.jT.
Ramsey, Ophalla
Sloan, '.11::i
Steinbach, Edith B.
Stewart, Marie B.
White, Frank L.
White, Nell V.
Wolforth, J. Bailey
Wright, C. Bagley
Wright, Christine B.
Anyone knowing why any of th sn p.rsons should not have their
name purged from the Town Voting Rolls should contact the
Deputy Town Clerk Prior to February 18, 1966
Posted on the door of the Town Hall this the 12th Day of
February, 1966
Attest: �4.'
Deputy Town Clerk