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Home My Public Portal About11/13/1970Present: COMMISSION MEETING Nov. 13, 1970. WILLIAM F. KOCH, JR. JOHN G. HART WILLIAM S. LaPORTE GEORGE W. WALKER Mayor Vice -Mayor Commissioner Commissioner Also attending: R. D. Worthing, Att'y. Henry F. Lilienthal and Kathleen Kirton, Sec. 1, Mayor Koch called the meeting to order. 2. Mr. LaPorte moved that the Minutes of the Commission's Meeting held on October 9th, 1970 be approved. Motion was seconded by Mr. Hart and unanimously carried. 3. The Financial Report, for the month of October, was unanimously approved on motion of Mr. LaPorte, duly seconded by Mr. Hart. 4. Mr. H. Schuyler Cole complained of the drainage problem and the accumulation of excessive water on Polo Drive, between Banyan and School Roads. The Mayor directed the Town Manager to inves- tigate this matter, obtain grade levels in the immediate area, and submit a recommendation to the Commission, at its next meet- ing, for providing relief from this undesirable condition. 5. The following Police Reports Summary, for the month of October, was read: COWART BROWN CORBETT McQUADE MUMMA Mileage 1400 1634 1935 1572 1727 Days Worked 20 22 23 18 21 Hours it 160 176 184 144 168 Calls Answered 6 1 11 6 2 Fines Collected - - - - - $43.00 6, On October 9th, a 'Variance' request from HILLSIDE APARTMENTS was submitted to the Commission, requesting permission to re- locate certain Compressor Units to the south Lot Line of their property. The developers, on request of the Commission, agreed to notify the owners of all properties abutting the lands being improved, of their variance request, which 'Notice', in detail, was forwarded to said property owners under date of October 20. Mr. J. Davis Danforth objected to the proposed relocation site of the Compressor Units as indicated on a sketch submitted by the builders of Hillside Apartments. Upon assurance from Mr. Goodrich Littlefield that the location of the 'Units' would be relocated as far west, from the present proposed location, as possible and not to conflict with the function of the Compres- sor Units, Mr. Danforth withdrew his objection and the petition- ed 'Variance' was granted by unanimous approval of the Commis- sion on motion of Mr. Hart and seconded by Mr. Walker. 2 - 7. The Gulf Stream Golf Club has petitioned, through Summons filed in Circuit Court, Case No. 70 -C - - Stewart, for DE- ANNEXATION of "That part of the SEA of the SW-4 of the NE4 of Section 4, Township 46 South, Range 43 East, lying west of U.S.Highway No. 1 (State Road No. 5) ". This parcel of land comprises approximately 1'h acres, lies west of U. S. Highway No. 1 (North Federal Highway /State Road No. 5), and is the only land within the corporate limits of the Town of Gulf Stream lying west of said U. S. Highway No. 1. The Town Commission, determining that there appears to be no reason for the Town of Gulf Stream to oppose de- annexa- tion of that parcel of land, on motion of Mr. LaPorte and seconded by Mr. Walker, authorized the Town's legal counsel, Mr. Henry F. Lilienthal to file pleadings in the 'Case', on behalf of the Town, reflecting that said Town of Gulf Stream has no objection to the exclusion of said described parcel of land, more fully identified and located in the 'Petition' and set forth hereinabove. S. The Commission held interviews on Tuesday and Wednesday, No- vember 10th and 11th, with the following Consulting Engi- neering firms relative to providing the Town of Gulf Stream with a Preliminary Plan and Engineering Report for a pro- posed Sewage Collection and Disposal System: Adair & Brady, Inc., Brockway, Owen & Anderson, John A. Grant, Jr. Inc., Russell & Axon Estimated cost for rendering such Engineering Services, nec- essary to provide said preliminary plan and engineering re- port, was as follows: Adair & Brady, Inc. Brockway, Owen & Anderson John A. Grant, Jr. Inc., Russell & Axon Consulting Engineers, Inc. Based upon Fee Schedule as indicated in the Basic Graf of N.S.P.E. Assoc. $ 109700.00 $ 2,500.00 $ Not to exceed $1,000.00 The Commission reviewed the various offers of the engineering firms, and upon the Mayor's request for comment thereon, the Town Manager stated that he was well acquainted with all of the firms and that each was well qualified and able to perform the services desired by the Town. He further stated, however, that he was thoroughly familiar with the several contracts, for similar projects and services, entered into by Russell & Axon with the City of Delray Beach, commencing in September, 1959, continuing to the present day, and totaling over the sum of $10,500,000. All of said projects having been con- cluded in a most satisfactory manner, without any major dif- ferences or problems arising between the City and the Consult- ing Engineers during that eleven year relationship, it is recom- mended that Russell & Axon be retained as Consulting Engineers for the project under consideration. cont. - 3 - 8. The Commission, sustaining the recommendation of the Manager, unanimously approved retaining Russell & Axon as Consulting Engineers for the preparation of a 'Preliminary Plan and Engi- neering Report' for a possible Waste Water Collection and Dis- posal System, on motion of Mr. Hart and seconded by Mr. Walker. 9. The Commission, being advised by the Town Manager that the 'Lease Agreement' for USE of the present Dump Site expires on December 31, 1970, unanimously approved renewing the current Lease Agreement for the ensuing year, to terminate on December 31, 1971 on motion of Mr. Hart and seconded by Mr. LaPorte and authorized execution of said Agreement, by the proper officials, upon being assured there would be no increase in cost therefor over the current annual charge of $600.00. 10. Resolution No. 11 -70, proposing endorsement of the National Flood Insurance Program was tabled for further study, on motion of Mr. Hart and seconded by Mr. Walker, 11. The Commission, on motion by Mr. Hart and seconded by Mr. Walker, that, due to absence of Commissioners during the Summer months, Mr. Worthing be authorized to sign checks jointly with any one Commissioner who may be in residence. This action of the Com- mission is subject to it not being in conflict with existing Charter provisions. 12. The request of Mr. Ganger, relative to a prepared resolution and supporting petition, concerning the Town obtaining a 'Blanket Permit' from the U. S. Army Corps of Engineers and the State's Department of Natural Resources, permitting construction of rubble revetments in front of existing vertical seawalls, pre- sently unprotected, was tabled for study and possible solution and recommendation at the next regular meeting, subject to nec- essary information being obtained in time to enable such action. 13. Ordinance No. 70 -2, proposing adoption of the Building, Electri- cal, Plumbing, Life Saving and Concrete Codes, and amendments thereto, as adopted by Palm Beach County, and further providing for INSPECTION of all construction within the Town of Gulf Stream by the County's Building Department, was submitted on second and final reading. This Ordinance also provides for the Town of Gulf Stream to be responsible for the issuance of all building permits for construction in the Town, with 'Charges and Fees' for such building permits to be the same as those contained, and set forth in the "Permit Fee Schedules" of the County for Building, Elec- trical and Plumbing. On motion of Mr. Hart, seconded by Mr. LaPorte, the Commission unanimously approved adoption of said Ordinance No. 70 -2 on this final reading. Said Ordinance becomes effective January 1, 1971. - 4 - 14. Mr. J. D. Danforth referred to a petition of several months ago wherein the owners of properties abutting County Road had requested that Right -Of -Way be made ONE -WAY traffic. The Commission directed the Town Manager to check into the matter, confer with, and obtain the co- operation of the County Traffic Engineer's Department, for establishing ONE - WAY traffic as petitioned for, and, in fact, deemed to be in the best interest of the Town of Gulf Stream and its citizens in considering Traffic Safety and General Welfare of the Town. Meeting adjourned at 10:30 A. M. N M A Y O R 0 0 F I N A N C I A L R E P O R T OCTOBER 1970 WATER FUND GENERAL FUND BALANCES 9/30/70 $ 11,632.28 $ 89532.35 Deposits 21278.88 91307.71 Withdrawals 2,939.55 10,430.05 BALANCES 10/31/70 $ 109971.61 $ 71410.01 Treasury Bills - - - $ 49,334.22 $ 19,342.40 REVENUE for OCTOBER: ASSET FUND $ 4,694.33 $ 4,694.33 $ 18,385.88 Water $ 59037.68 Licenses $ 31550.75 Trash 11624.00 Permits 10.00 Fines 43.00 Cig. Tax 8.28 CHECKS DRAWN ON WATER FUND: #857 James Vigliotti 858 Gulf Stream Golf Club 859 Florida Power & Light CHECKS DRAWN ON GENERAL FUND: #546 Frank Ivory 547 Lenzy Pate 548 Frank Ivory 549 Lenzy Pate 550 1st Nat'l. Bank 551 Nat'l. Insurance Co., 552 Bo -Del Printing Co., 553 County Sanitation 554 New Colony Cleaners 555 Florida Power & Light 556 Lamar Uniforms 557 Ocean Ridge Gulf Serv. 558 Gulf Oil Corp., 559 Frank Ivory 560 Lenzy Pate 561 Frank Ivory 562 Lenzy Pate Road & Bridge 11207.88 TOTAL REVENUE $ 11,481.59 Chlorination of Water 90.00 July - August - Sept WATER - Aug & Sept 2,834.04 Chlorinator Power 15.51 T 0 T A L - - - $ 21939.55 Weekly Salary 1st $ 83.28 " " it 79.09 " it 2nd 83.28 " to " 79.09 SEPT. Withholding 384.50 Employees Group Ins. 52.50 Stamped ?Printed Env. 117.20 Garbage Collection 550.00 Police Uniform Cl'g. 48.25 Streets & Town Hall 219.09 New Police Uniforms 349.20 Police Car Repairs 3.00 Gasoline 256.91 Weekly Salary 3rd 83.28 it it it 79.09 it it it 83.28 it " " 79.09 - 2 CHECKS DRAWN ON GENERAL FUND: #563 Paul Bradwell Severence Pay /2nd of 10 $ 100.00 564 Roy Cowart Salary - October 566.44 565 Jas. Brown it " 488.41 566 Harold Corbett it it 447.26 567 Wm. McQuade " " 472.46 568 Robert Mumma if " 447.26 569 R. D. Worthing " " 522.40 570 O. A. S. I. Fund Quarterly Pay't. Soc.Sec. 11172.23 571 City of Delray Beach Police Radio Rental Oct. 45.00 572 Executive Secretariat Stencil Copies 8.10 573 Gracey Bros., Annual Gen11. Liab. Insur. 11974.00 574 Hand's Book Store Misc. Office Supplies 3.73 575 Hardrives, Inc. Bull- Dozing Dump 123.75 576 Harvel & Deland Check, Clean & Repair ALL Fire Hydrants; Paint " Furnish ONE NEW Hydrant 17053.00 577 Klearwater Ltd., Water - Town Hall 6.25 578 Ocean Ridge Gulf Serv. Police Car Repairs 1.75 579 Pierce Tire Co., to if Tires 110.46 580 Autoproducts, Inc., it " Repair Parts 4.00 581 Cadillac Overall Trash Crew Uniform C11g. 31.20 582 City of Delray Beach Bath & Tennis Charge 8.75 583 Delray Farm Supply Pitch Fork - Trash Truck 7.90 584 Wm. Gwynn Bookeeping Service 50.00 585 Ocean Ridge Gulf Serv. Police & Trash Truck Repairs 25.25 586 Pierce Tire Co., it Car 470 Tires 36.82 587 State of Florida State Charge of $1.00 per Traffic Violcation Fine 8.00 588 We Answerphone Serv. Answering Service 20.00 589 C. E. Wolf Lawn Maint. Town Hall Property Lawn Care 65.50 T 0 T A L - - - - - - - - -$ 10$430.05 J. DAVIS DANFORTH 4140 N. COUNTY ROAD DELRAY BEACH, FLORIDA 33444 0 J. DAVIS DANFORTH I lop i r i l / / i r /, ��. / �� / �� i �� i �� M \_ Complete .'Real estate Sewice 1053 EAST ATLANTIC AVENUE LTIrlrag �9=4, C1ari3a 33444 C. GOODRICH LITTLEFIELD. JR. J. BAILEY WOLFORTH AREA CODE 305 278 -3388 October 20th, 1970 Mr. Henry Pope 1210 N. E. 8th Street Delray Beach, Florida 33444 Dear Mr. Pope: MEMBER OF THE DELRAY BOARD OF REALTORS NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF REAL ESTATE BOARDS INTERNATIONAL TRADER'S CLUB Hillside House of Gulf Stream, Inc "en. of Hillside House, Little Club Road, have requested a var' Gulf Stream, in order to place air conditioning compress s withi=tenfeet of t south property line of Hillside House. The compressors will be par tially ' rerE -sed in the ground and will be screened by planting in order that they can not be seen. The Town of Gulf Stream has requested that we contact all owners and or lessees of property within 300 feet of our property to inform them of our request. If any objection, please contact Robert Worthing, Town of Gulf Stream manager, 276 -5116 prior to November 15th, 1970. A bcation survey is enclosed for your information and stakes have been placed on the property indicating proposed location. JBW / rmw Enc: Survey 1 Respectfully, HILLSIDE HOUSE OF GULF STREAM, INC. J. BaileyllWolforth Secretary Home Phone # 732 -7922 � z CL c f �. T' tlefid anb pp olfvrt4, ;lue. Complete �ea/ Estate Selvice 1053 EAST ATLANTIC AVENUE .11dragy AloriDa 33444 C. GOODRICH LITTLEFIELD, JR. AREA CODE 305 2783388 J. BAILEY WOLFORTH October 20th, 1970 Mr, Henry Pope 1210 N. E. 8th Street Delray Beach, Florida 33444 Dear Mr. Pope: MEMBER OF THE DELRAY BOARD OF REALTORS NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF REAL ESTATE BOARDS INTERNATIONAL TRADER'S CLUB Hillside House of Gulf Stream s Hillside House, Little Club Road, have requested a v an from the of ulf Stream, in order to place air conditioning compr ors within ten feet of south property line of Hillside House, / The compressors will be pa' 1y recess in the ground and will be screened by planting in order that they can not be seen. The Town of Gulf Stream has requested that we contact all owners and or lessees of property within 300 feet of our property to inform them of our request. If any objection, please contact Robert Worthing, Town of Gulf Stream manager, 276 -5116 prior to November 15th, 1970, A beation survey is enclosed for your information and stakes have been placed on the property indicating proposed location. Respectfully, HILLSIDE HOUSE OF GULF STREAM, INC, J. Baile Wolforth Secretary Home Phone # 732 -7922 JBW /rmw Z °L� J r Enc: Survey � A, APPLICATION FOR VARIANCE TO THE TOWN COUNCIL OF THE TOWN OF GULF STREAM The undersigned requests that a variance to the zoning ordinances be granted with respect to the following land: A portion of Lot 17, Benson Bros. Subdivision, being approximately 1 .136 acres in Section 34, Township 45 South, Range 43 East, Town of Gulf Stream, Florida, according to Plat thereof recorded in Plat Book 5, Page 27, Public Record of Palm Beach County, Florida. The variance requested is as follows: That air conditioning compressor units be located per attached sketch. The following are the reasons why such variance should be granted: 1. This location would be adjacent to the Little Club Golf Course, and would not be detrimental to the course or any adjacent, future buildings. 2. This location renders the units as for as possible from the tenants served. 3. Because of these facts, the intent of the ordinance is in no way violated. Respectfully submitted, App icant Date of Application Approval: Building Inspector Date JOHNSTON, LILIENTHAL & JOHNSTON ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELORS AT LAW HARVEY BUILDING WEST PALM BEACH, FLORIDA 33402 HARRY ALLISON JOHNSTON HENRY F. LILIENTHAL HARRY A. JOHNSTON U October 27, 1970 Mr. Robert Worthing Town Manager, Town of Gulf Stream P.O. Box 255 Delray Beach, Fla. 33444 (305) 832-0571 P. O. BOX 48 Re: Gulf Stream Golf Club v. Town of Gulf Stream. Case No. 70 -C 4817 - Stewart Dear Mr. Worthing: I received the copy of Petition for Exclusion of Lands and the Summons which were served on the Town on October 20th. Since the next meeting of the Town Commission does not occur until November thirteenth and it is imperative that pleadings be filed in the case not later than twenty days from the date of service, my inquiry is: Does the Town Commission wish to oppose the exclusion of the land involved, which is designated as: "That part of the SEA of the SW; of the NE of Section 4. Township 46 South, Range 43 East, lying West of U.S. Highway No. 1 (State Road No. 5)" or is there no objection? My pleadings in behalf of the Town will of course reflect the decision of the Town Commission on this point. Since I have no available map showing the exact location of the property, I would assume that it is a small piece of property isolated by U.S. Highway No. 1 and that there are no other lands in the Town lying west of U.S. 1. Will you please consult with the Mayor and other members of the Commission and let me know what their feelings are with respect to the matter and I shall be governed accord- ingly. Any nonofficial decision of the members of the Com- mission may be confirmed at the next regular meeting. With kind personal regards, I am S;Ifcerely y rs,, d HFL:vB HENRY F. LILIENTHAL uctober 29, 1970. 'TT ' Y. H I':f Y F. 1.ILILIJTHAL, P. C. Box 48, West Palm Beach, Fla. 33401, Dear Sir: with reference to your letter of the 27th, kindly be advised that the parcel of land described therein comprises approximately one and one -half acres, and is the only land, at present in Gulf Stream, which lies west of U. S. 1. It is the desire of the Town's Commission that you handle this matter and that pleadings be filed reflecting that the Town of Gulf Stream will have no objection to the exclusion of said described ' tract, namely - "that part of the SE?; of the SWI of the NEa of Sec.4- 46 -43, lying west of U.S.Highway, No. 1 (State road No. S) ". Confirmation hereof will be provided at the next regular Commission meeting. Respectfully yours, TC'.-•:N F GULP STR?M RD,J:I:C Manager HARRY ALLISON JOHNSTON HENRY F. LILIENTHAL HARRY A. JOHNSTON U JOHNSTON, LILIENTHAL & JOHNSTON ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELORS AT LAW HARVEY BUILDING WEST PALM BEACH, FLORIDA 33402 January 11, 1971 Mr. Robert D. Worthing Town of Gulf Stream P.O. Box 255 Delray Beach, Fla. 33444 1305) 832 -OS71 P. O. BOX 48 Re: Gulf Stream Golf Club vs. Town of Gulf Stream. Case No. 70 C 4817 - Stewart Dear Mr. Worthing: Circuit Court, Palm Beach County I am enclosing a copy of the final judgment signed by Judge James R. Stewart, Jr. on January 6th, 1971, removing certain property west of U.S. 1 from the corporate limits of the Town of Gulf Stream. S' cerely y rs, I 1 r HENRY F. LILIENTHAL HFL:vB Encl. GULF STREAM GOLF CLUB, a non - profit corporation, , Petitioner, vs. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE FIFTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA, IN AND FOR PALM BEACH COUNTY. CIVIL ACTION CASE NO. 70 C 4817 STEWART TOWN OF GULF STREAM, FLORIDA, a municipal corporation, Respondent. INAL JUDGMENT This cause coming on to be heard upon the Petition for Exclusion of lands from the corporate limits of the Town of Gulf Stream, Florida, filed herein pursuant to the provisions of Sec. 171. 02, Florida Statutes 1969, and the Court having reviewed the pleadings submitted by the respective parties and heard the testimony presented and the argument of counsel, and being otherwise fully advised in the premises finds as follows: That the Town of Gulf Stream, Florida, a municipal corporation, con- tains less than 150 qualified electors, and that owing to the extent of territory, the lands and premises hereinafter set out are, from distance and the character of the said lands and premises and the purposes for which said lands are used and suited, virtually and commensurately excluded from the benefits of the municipal organization of the Town of Gulf Stream, Florida, and that therefore the said lands and premises should be excluded from the corporate limits of the Town of Gulf Stream, Florida and the Court being advised in the premises, It is thereupon ORDERED AND ADJUDGED that the following described lands and premises, to wit: Page One That part of the SE quarter (SE 1/4), of the SW quarter (SW 1/4), of the NE quarter (NE 1/4), of Sec. 4, Township 46 South, Range 43 East, Town of Gulf Stream, Florida, lying West of U. S. High- way No. 1 (St. Rd. #5) as recorded in Road Plat Book 2, on page 158, Public Records of Palm Beach County, Florida. be and the same hereby are forever excluded from the corporate limits of the Town of Gulf Stream, Florida, a municipal corporation; IT IS FURTHER ORDERED AND ADJUDGED that the maid lands and premises shall be, and they are, forever released from all debts, duties or liabilities of the said Town of Gulf Stream, Florida. DONE AND ORDERED this (M day of January, 1971 at West Palm Beach, Florida. Circuit Judge Page Two i HIGHWAYS AND BRIDGES STORM DRAINAGE WATER SUPPLY LAND DEVELOPMENT STUDIES SUBDIVISIONS TOPOGRAPHIC SURVEYS BEACH EROSION JOHN A. GRANT, JR. CONSULTING ENGINEERS AND LAND SURVEYORS 3333 N. FEDERAL HIGHWAY BOLA RATON, Fi. RB 33432 PHONE 39S -3333 Town of Gulfstream P.O. Box 255 Delray Beach, Fla. 33444 November 11, 1970 Att.: Hon. William Koch, Mayor Dear Sir: CONSTRUCTION SURVEYS MORTGAGE SURVEYS STRUCTURAL DESIGN SANITARY SEWERS MARINAS CONSTRUCTION SUPERVISION BULNHEAO LINES Reference is made to our discussions this morning concerning the prepa- ration of a Preliminary Plan and Engineering Report for a proposed waste water collection system with disposal into the City of Delray's disposal system. In accordance with our discussions we submit herewith the following in- formation: We will prepare a preliminary engineering report and master sewer plan based on existing zoning regulations for a proposed sewer collection system and a cost estimate for the construction cost of these facilities. Included in this plan will be major lift stations, force mains and trunk sewers to serve all the areas within the town limits. The town would be divided into various drainage areas so that the sewage system can be designed as economically as possible. Included in this report will also be the estimated cost of operation of these facilities. This report will contain sufficient information to enable the town to proceed with discussions with fiscal agents. We propose to furnish the town 20 copies of the master plan report. We estimate that it will take 60 days from date of authorization to proceed to complete the engineering study. We have calculated that our cost on this project is $2, 500.00 and propose to perform these services for this lump sum amount. We appreciate the opportunity of submitting this proposal to you and look forward to discuss same with you at your convenience. Very truly yours HN A. GRAN 4JR., C� JAG /ej. 6ohn A. G ant, J President (7l RUSSELL & AXON The Honorable Mayor and Town Commission Town of Gulf Stream Town Hall Gulf Stream, Florida Attention: Mayor William F. Koch Subject: Engineering Services for Sewerage Program Gentlemen: We thank you for the opportunity to present our proposal for engineering services, and for the courtesies extended during our interview of Novem- ber 11th. Pursuant to your request we are submitting this prospectus to summarize the services we propose to provide for the preliminary engineer- ing study and the charges related thereto. We propose to review the engineering data used in our 1965 Report, re- evaluating design criteria in accordance with the latest population data, zoning requirements and technical improvements in the field of waste dis- posal. Our report would present complete preliminary cost estimates in accordance with today's construction prices and finance charges, and would be of sufficient scope to support a public referendum on the project as well as the financing program, whether by bond issue or by financial assistance from Federal or State agencies. We would include estimates of operating costs and revenue that might be derived from connection char- ges and customer service charges. Consideration would be given to the alternate choices for sewage disposal by (a) contractual connection to the City of Delray Beach system, or (b) separate sewage treatment facilities for the Town, if necessary. Consulting Engineers, Incorporated OFFICES —ENGINEERS— Daytona Beech, Florida P.O. BOX 1837 Municipal Pinellas Perk, Florida DELRAY BEACH, FLORIDA 33444 Industrial Delray Beech, Florida Govensmenl St. Laula 2, Missouri November 12, 1970 305/278 -2615 The Honorable Mayor and Town Commission Town of Gulf Stream Town Hall Gulf Stream, Florida Attention: Mayor William F. Koch Subject: Engineering Services for Sewerage Program Gentlemen: We thank you for the opportunity to present our proposal for engineering services, and for the courtesies extended during our interview of Novem- ber 11th. Pursuant to your request we are submitting this prospectus to summarize the services we propose to provide for the preliminary engineer- ing study and the charges related thereto. We propose to review the engineering data used in our 1965 Report, re- evaluating design criteria in accordance with the latest population data, zoning requirements and technical improvements in the field of waste dis- posal. Our report would present complete preliminary cost estimates in accordance with today's construction prices and finance charges, and would be of sufficient scope to support a public referendum on the project as well as the financing program, whether by bond issue or by financial assistance from Federal or State agencies. We would include estimates of operating costs and revenue that might be derived from connection char- ges and customer service charges. Consideration would be given to the alternate choices for sewage disposal by (a) contractual connection to the City of Delray Beach system, or (b) separate sewage treatment facilities for the Town, if necessary. i' The Honorable Mayor and Town Commission ^ Town of Gulf Stream November 12, 1970 -2- The report would be submitted at least 30 days prior to the anticipated referendum, but no later than the second week of January, 1971. Due to the advantages to be gained by application of our readily available data, we can prepare the report on the basis of actual payroll costs, times the multiplier of 2. 5, plus out -of- pocket expenses for special services as outlined in ASCE Manual 45; the total of such charges not to exceed $1,000.00. We shall be pleased to provide any further information or to meet with you as desired. We are looking forward to the opportunity to serve the Town of Gulf Stream again. JHK: jp C) Respectfully submitted, RUSSELL & AXON CONSULTING ENGINEERS, INC. NI �� John H. Klinck, P. E. District Engineer