HomeMy Public PortalAbout01/11/1974COMMISSION MEETING
JANUARY 11, 1974
PRESENT: WILLIAM F. KOCH, JR., Mayor
GEORGE W. WALKER Vice Mayor
JOAN S. LaPORTE Commissioner
HENRY N. WHITNEY Commissioner
JOHN K. WHITTEMORE Commissioner
Also attending: Att'y. John C. Randolph; R. D. Worthing;
Mr. L. M. Ball - Planning Board Chairman.
11 The Meeting was called to order by Mayor Koch.
2. Upon motion of Mr. Whittemore, duly seconded by Mrs. LaPorte,
the Commission unanimously approved the "Minutes" for the Meet-
ing held on December 14, 1973.
3. The "Financial Statement" for the Month of DECEMBER was submit-
ted to, and accepted by the Commission.
4. The following SUMMARIZATION of Police Reports for the Month of
December,
1973,
was furnished the
Commission:
COWART
BROWN
CORBETT
McQUADE
MUMMA
REARDON
Mileage
1238
1613
1195
1616
1496
1519
Days
19
23
19'h
21
20
23
Hours
156
184
156
168
160
184
CALLS
10
11
11
10
7
10
Warnings
1
0
1
1
0
0
5. RESOLUTION NO. 1 -74 - being a Resolution of the Town Commission
of the Town of Gulf Stream, Florida, requesting Florida's United
States Congressional Delegation to initiate Federal Legislation
for the establishment of Priorities as to availability of Chlo-
rine for the operation of Water and Sewage Treatment plants, was
submitted to the Commission for consideration.
Uopn motion of Mrs. LaPorte, seconded by Mr. Whittemore, the
Commission unanimously PASSED and ADOPTED Resolution No. 1 -74,
on its First and FINAL reading.
cont.
6. The Mayor informed the Commission and those in attendance, that
Mr. Paul Grady, Treasurer of the Gulf Stream Golf Club, was pre-
sent and desired to comment further, relative to the desire of
the Golf Club to effect an early arrangement for the Town of Gulf
Stream to acquire the Water Supply Wells, Distribution Lines and
all facilities relating to the present Water System which supplies
the Town with Water but is owned and operated by the Club.
Mr. Grady confirmed certain discussions recently held in December
between Messrs. Koch, Staley, Dixson and Grady which were as fol-
lows:
"The following points being suggested for further considera-
tion by the officials of the Town of Gulf Stream and the
Governors of the Club.
(Item references are from letter dated January
118 1972 to the Mayor)
Item A - The Club would give option on purchase of the land for a
five year period at a percentage, to be agreed upon now, of
the assessed value at the time of exercise of the option.
Item B - This property and Club's option under contract with Chin-
gos would be transferred to the Town with the provision that,
if the Town exercises option to sell property to Chingos,
the $40,000 price will be paid to the Club.
Items Cr D, E, F and G - These items would be deeded to the Town
for nominal consideration and the Town would agree to make
$5,000.00 annual payments for 25 years to the Club as amor-
tization of capital costs.
If during this period the Town wishes to abandon the operation of
these specific properties, tital to such properties reverts to the
Club and the annual payments cease.
Considering the many problems that must be dealt with, we would
hope that it would be possible to develop an agreement in princi-
ple at an early date thus enabling the matter to be fully resolved
before the end of the current winter - spring season. Having a-
chieved this the Town would then be in a position to initiate long
rnage planning since it would have complete control of the water
facilities.
12/14/73 /S/ PAUL GRADY
The Mayor then informed those present at the "Meeting" that this
matter is being reviewed and considered by the Planning Board which
is awaiting an up -dated report from Russell & Axon concerning pos-
sible future population, potential water requirements as to supply
necessary to meet the need of future estimated population density
in the Town, and other data being provided by the Engineers, at the
conclusion of the Planning Board's study and recommendation thereon
being available, the Commission will provide for PUBLIC HEARINGS on
the proposal.
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7. Realtor, Mr. Fritz Carey and Att'y. M. P. Listick, accompanied
by Mr. Jamee, presented plans depicting the possible develop-
ment of LOTS 10 thru 14 incl., as appear on the revised Plat of
Blocks D & E. Palm Beach Shore Acres in Sec. 9- 46 -43, which pro-
perty lies between No. Ocean Blvd and the Ocean, in the 1100
Block. Mr. James, who contemplates acquiring this property from
Mr. Douglas McCrary, the present owner, and the Att'y. stated
that, at this time, it was their desire merely to meet with the
Commission and reflect the present desired improvement of the
above described property in a manner compatible with the general
high grade of the Town and to further learn, if possible, of any
major changes in their plans which might be desired by the Commis-
sion and in the best interest of the Town.
Att'y. Listick, in reviewing the plans, in part, mentioned that
they provided for construction of 70 dwelling units, with suitable
parking facilities to be hidden from AlA by proper and suitable
hedges.
Following general discussion of the preliminay plans as presented,
Mr. Jamee stated that he gathered from the consensus of opinion
that the Commission would appreciate further consideration and
study of the desired land improvement in the hopes that a lesser
number of dwelling units might, thereby, result, inasmuch as such
added traffic to the current automotive use of two -lane Ocean Blvd
might create a hazardas condition at times.
Mr. Jamee thanked the Commission for its consideration of his tenta-
tive plans for development of the land and agreed that no further
action was desired at this time, but that he would possibly recon-
sider plans for improvement of the land in view of the discussions
with the Commission.
8. Mayor Koch informed those present that the Commission, being fully
aware of the need for additional drainage in the general area of
Gulfstream Rd., and Old School Rd, have only this week received a
proposed "Contract 7greement", prepared by the Town's legal Coun-
sel, for consideration by the LITTLE CLUB'S Board of Governors and
the Town. This "Agreement" is for the purpose of negotiating a ba-
sis for sharing the COST of maintenance relative to the electrical
pump controls located on the Little Club property.
This proposed "Agreement" will be reviewed and acted upon by the
Club's Board of Governors following their conference with the Club's
attorney Pat Coghlin. It is believed that final understanding and
agreement, relative to this matter may be concluded at the next
regular Commission Meeting.
9.. The Commission was informed that a PETITION had been received
from Byrd, Devitt, Otto & McKey on behalf of Mrs. Sara Shallen-
berger Brown, President of Ashbourne Realty & Land Development Co.,
requesting abandonment of a portion of PELICAN LANE, more specifi-
cally the west 214 ft m/1 thereof.
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9. Cont.
Att'y. G. Norman Otto reviewed the "Petition ", submitted on
behalf of Mrs. Brown (Ashbourne Realty & Land Development Co),
advising the Commission that, in his opinion, this portion of
Pelican Lane has never been dedicated as a public right -of -way,
but may have been provided as an EASEMENT over said 214 ft m/1
the western end of which terminates at the easterly right -of-
way line of the Intracoastal Waterway.
The Commission was generally in favor of providing for such aban-
donment as petitioned, but directed the Planning Board to review
the REQUEST for abandonment and all factors relating thereto and
advise the Commission of its findings, following which, and in
compliance with any legal requirements concerning advertising of
PUBLIC HEARINGS on the subject matter, final consideration may
be given this "Petition" at the next regular Commission Meeting.
The above action, on motion of Mr. Whitney, seconded by Mr.
Whittemore, met with unanimous favor of the Commission.
10, Mr. Danial J. O'Brien, of O'BRIEN, SUITER & O'BRIEN, requested
that the Town of Gulf Stream approve a "Petition" to abandon the
existing ENTRANCE to PLACE AU SOLEIL, as appears on the Plat of
said Subdivision - Plat Book 27, Page 69, Public Records of Palm
Beach County, Florida. Such Petition has not, as yet, been fur-
nished to Town.
The To -n's legal counsel, Att'y. John C. Randolph, advised the
Commission that, prior to such Commission approval of a petition
as referred to in the preceding paragraph, some type of an AGREE -
MENT should be drawn up and executed by the proper officials of
the Subdivision Developer (Mr. Robert C. Reed), the Gulf Stream
Golf Club and the Town of Gulf Stream in support of such Petition,
inasmuch as the Golf Club owns property in the affected area, and
holds an EASEMENT over certain lands adjacent to the Subdivision
providing for Water Distribution lines therein, one such line pro-
vides for the main distribution Water Line serving the Town of Gulf
Stream its entire Water Supply.
Such an "Agreement" would, in part, provide for ALL expenses incurred
therein to be borne by Mr. Reed, and at NO COST to the Town of Gulf
Stream.
It was understood and agreed that the necessary details would be
worked out and provided in suppost of such a "Petition" prior to
further consideration, and doubtless approval, by the Commission.
11. The following communication dated January 7th, from Mrs. Bessie
Armour of 4110 County Road, Gulf Stream, was read:
"I am unable to attend the Meeting Jan. 11th so am writing
to you with the suggestion that we need a sidewalk for bi-
cycle riders on AlA in Gulf Stream. It seems to me quite
important with the increased traffic - both cars and bikes.
Also does everyone in Gulf Stream know about the paper col -
lection places for re- cycling which could easily be brought
to everyone's attention in Gert Skelly's letter which is so
great."
/S/ BESSIE ARMOUR
cont. Page 4
Mayor Koch, with reference to Mrs. Armour's communication, cited
the fact that such a Sidewalk propvision for AIA could be a very
expensive project if even possible, as such would undoubtedly in-
cur the necessity of land acquisition of extremely valuable lands
adjacent to AlA which is STATE ROAD.
The Mayor further stated he felt sure that Miss Skelly would pro-
vide informative data in her valuable Gulf Stream Civic Associa-
tion's coverage letter of the Commission Meeting.
12. The Mayor informed those present that the Commission is constantly
in receipt of complaints from Town Residents concerning objection-
able and excessive NOISE from property developers and builders in
both early and late hours of the day.
Mayor Koch suggested that it might be in order for the Town Counsel,
Att'y. John C. Randolph, to check into the action of other communi-
ties in this general area in order to possibly draw up an enforceable
ordinance relative to curtailment of certain working hours in the
Town which often cause undesireable noises and nuisances.
13. Mrs. LaPorte cited the fact that she has received complaints and
criticisms of the recent PAVING IMPROVEMENTS of portions of Gulf
Stream and Banyan Roads, more specifically the apparent breaking
up and undesireable condition of portions thereof.
Mayor Koch mentioned that the Town's employed Engineer, Mr. Walter
Cornnell, who approved, for final Commission acceptance, the com-
pleted Paving Project, was present at this Meeting and requested
Mr. Cornnell's comment thereon.
Mr. Earl Harvel, being present at the Meeting, acknowledged being
the prime contractor for the DRAINAGE FACILITY INSTALLATION and the
PAVING PROJECT, the latter having been sub - contracted out, assured
the Commission that, as Prime Contractor for this Improvement and
fully concurring with Mrs. LaPorte as to the unsatisfactory JOB as
done, would provide for complete corrective measures being taken.
14. Mr. Louis F. Preiditsch, of 800 Canary Walk, Place Au Soleil Subdi-
vision, requested the Commission to possibly consider increasing
the minimum square footage of Dwelling Unit construction from the
present 1200 sq.ft. limitation to 2000 sq.ft.
The issue was referred to the Planning Board for consideration and
recommendation or comment thereon as time may permit.
MEETING ADJOUNED:
10:15 A.M.
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Deputy Town Clerk
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uiwiEANC : NO. 14 -1,
AN ORDINANCE OF THE TOWN OF GULF STREAM, FLORIDA,
ABANDONING THAT PORTION OF THE RIGHT -OF -WAY OF AVENUE
AU SOLEIL LYING WEST OF CARDINAL CIRCLE EXTENDED NORTII-
ERLY, IN PLACE AU SOLEIL, A SUBDIVISION ACCORDING TO THE
PLAT TIiEREOF RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 27 PAGE 69, PALM
BEACH COUNTY, FLORIDA PUBLIC RECORDS IBEING THAT PORTION
LYING WITHIN LOT "A" OF THE PROPOSED PLAT OF PLACE AU
SOLEIL ADDITION NO. 10 A PROPOSED RE -PLAT OF A PORTION
OF SAID PLACE AU SOLEIL SUBDIVISION)
WHEREAS, ROBERT C. REED has submitted and filed a proposed Re -Plat
of a portion of PLACE AU SOLP.IL, a subdivision according to the Plat
thereof recorded in Plat Book 27, Page 69, of the Public Record, of
Palm Beach County, Florida, together with other lands, all of which
are more particularly shown upon that Plat Drawing entitled PLACE AU
SOLEIL ADDITION NO. 1 prepared by O'Brien, Suitor & O'Brien, Inc.; and
WHEREAS, it is deemed for the best interests, safety, health, and
general welfare of the citizens of the Town of Gulf Stream, Florida,
that said plat of PLACE AU SOLEIL ADDITION NO. 1 be accepted and that
that portion of the right -of -way of Avenue Au Soleil lying west of
Cardinal Circle extended northerly as shown upon the Plat of PLACE AU
SOLEIL recorded in Plat Book 27, Page 69 aforesaid (which portion of
said right -of -way lies within Lot "A" upon the proposed Plat of PLACE
AU SOLEIL ADDITION NO. 1) should be abandoned; now, therefore,
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE MAYOR AND TOI-W COMMISSIONERS OF THE TOSIN OF
GULF STREAM, FLORIDA:
Section 1, That effective upon the filing and adoption of the
plat entitled PLACE AU SOLEIL ADDITION NO. 1, that the Town of Gulf
Stream does hereby vacate and abandon that portion of the right -of-
way of Avenue Au Soleil lying west of Cardinal Circle extended north-
erly, in PLAC17 AU SOLEIL, a subdivision according to the Plat thereof
recorded in Plat Book 27, Page 69 of the Public Records of Palm Beach
County, Florida, (which portion hereby vacated and abandoned is that
portion of said Avenue Au Soleil lying within Lot "A" of the Plat of
PLACE AU SOLEIL ADDITION 110. 1).
Section 2. This Ordinance shall be in full force and effect immed-
iately upon the filing and recordation of said Plat of PLACE AU SOLEIL
ADDITION NO, 1 in the Public Records of Palm Beach County, Florida.
Introduced by Commissioner G.14. WALKER at a regular meeting of the
Town Commission on the Bth day of Fobruary , 1974.
to be
Public Hearing held on the Bth day of I•larch , 1974.
Adopted on final hearing the Atli day of 11, -,rch 1974.
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ORDINANCE NO. 74 -3
AN ORDINANCE OF THE TOWN OF GULF STREAM,
FLORIDA, AMENDING THE ZONING ORDINANCE,
ORDINANCE 108 AS AMENDED, OF THE TOWN OF
GULF STREAM, FLORIDA BY INCLUDING IN THE
DEFINITIONS THEREIN THE WORD "DENSITY ";
BY AMENDING SECTION III -C, RESIDENCE
DISTRICT "A ", MINIMUM SIZE OF BUILDING
REQUIRED; BY AMENDING SECTION IV -A (4),
APARTMENT AND RESIDENCE DISTRICT "C ",
PARKING REGULATIONS; AMENDING BY ADDITION
TO SECTION IV, PARAGRAPH I MAXIMUM PERMITTED
GROUND FLOOR BUILDING AREA AND J ACCESSORY
BUILDING REQUIREMENTS; HEREBY REPEALING ALL
ORDINANCES OR PARTS OF ORDINANCES IN
CONFLICT THEREWITH.
WHEREAS, the Town of Gulf Stream has been extensively
and substantially developed since the passage of the Town's
original Zoning Ordinance; and
WHEREAS, the extent and scope of such development, if
continued, could impair the health, safety and welfare of the
residents of the Town of Gulf Stream unless limitations are
established on growth and population density; and
WHEREAS, the Town Commission desires to insure that
future development does not continue at a rate which could
endanger the health, safety and welfare of the residents of the
Town of Gulf Stream; and
WHEREAS, the adoption of this Ordinance will protect
the health, welfare and safety of the residents of the Town; and
WHEREAS, the Planning Board of the Town of Gulf Stream,
Florida, has recommended the Amendment of the definitions, and
Section III and IV of Zoning Ordinance 108 of the Town of Gulf
Stream, Florida, said Sections entitled, Section III, Residence
District "A ", and Section IV, Apartment and Residence "C "; and
WHEREAS, the above proposal was submitted to the Town
sitting as a Zoning Commission; and
WHEREAS, at least twenty -one (21) days Notice of a
Public Hearing was properly given; and
WHEREAS, written notice to owners of property within
five hundred (500') feet of the proposed districts has been
properly given; and
WHEREAS, all of the other requirements of Section XII
entitled "Changes and Amendments" of the Zoning Ordinance of the
Town of Gulf Stream, Florida, have been complied with; and
WHEREAS, the Town Commission has held a Public Hearing
with due Public Notice as required by law to consider this
Amendment; and
WHEREAS, the Town Commission has determined that the
Amendments proposed are in accord with the Zoning Ordinance in
General and sound Zoning practices and will serve to promote the
purpose of zoning set forth in the Town Zoning Ordinance; and
WHEREAS, all of the requirements of Chapter 176, Florida
Statutes "1971" and of the Zoning Ordinance of the Town of Gulf
Stream, Florida, with regard to the Amendment of said Ordinances
have been met; now, therefore,
BE IT ORDAINED by the Town Commission of the Town of
Gulf Stream, Florida, as follows:
Section 1: The Definitions in the Ordinance shall be
Amended by adding:
"DENSITY" - In the Apartment and Residence District "C"
density is the ration of the number of units in relation to the
area included within the property lines.
Section 2: That Section III -A "C ", regarding residence
district A, minimum size of building required, of the Zoning
Ordinance of the Town of Gulf Stream, Florida, be and the same
hereby is amended to read as follows:
SECTION III
RESIDENCE DISTRICT "A"
C. Minimum Size of Buildin Required
1. No main residence building shall be constructed or
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allowed with less than 2,400 square feet aggregate
floor area. The minimum aggregate floor area is the
total floor area of a building, exclusive of terrace
and unroofed areas, including 25 per cent of attached
garages, carports and screened porches. Screen top
patios are considered unroofed areas.
An accessory structure including but not limited to
cabanas, unattached garages, gazebos, shall be located
on the same lot or parcel of land as that of the main
residence building.
In the event of contiguous lots or parcels, a unit of
title shall be recorded prior to issuance of a building
permit for either a main residence building which would
cross lot lines or an accessory structure.
Section 3: That Section IV, A, F and Ii regarding
Apartment and Residence District "C ", Uses Permitted, Building
Site Area, and Parking Regulations is amended and I and J as
added respectively, Maximum Permitted Ground Floor Building Area,
and Accessory Building Requirements, of the Zoning Ordinance of
the Town of Gulf Stream, Florida, be and the same hereby are
amended to read as follows:
SECTION IV
APARTMENT AND RESIDENCE DISTRICT "C"
A. Uses Permitted
1. Any use permitted in the Residence "A" District.
2. Apartment houses.
3. Clubs for social, recreational, fraternal and
benevolent purposes.
4. Accessory buildings or structures and uses
customarily incident to any of the above uses, including
private garage for motor vehicles when located on the
same lot or parcel of land either by plat or a recorded
unity of title, and not the conduct of a business.
F. Building Site Area
1. The minimum building site area shall be one lot or
parcel of land 10,000 square feet in area for one or
two dwelling units and for each one - family (single)
dwelling. For each additional unit in an apartment
building with more than two units, 4,200 square feet
shall be added to the minimum lot size of 10,000 square
feet.
2. The minimum lot dimensions comprising the building
site area shall be as follows:
(a) front, 60 feet
(b) width, 60 feet
(c) depth, 100 feet
(d) area (square feet) 10,000 square feet
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3. Exceptions:
(a) On curving streets and cul -de -sacs, the
required frontages of lots may be reduced by forty
(40) per cent provided that the center line radius
of the adjacent public street is one hundred (100)
feet or less.
(b) On lots or parcels of record, the frontages of
which do not meet the required minimum of sixty (60)
feet and are not less than fifty (50) feet but
contain the minimum lot area, two dwelling units
shall be permitted and side yards shall be as pro-
vided for in the Residence District "A" Zone.
4. Minimum Floor Area Requirements:
The following shall be the minimum floor areas for all
multiple family structures expressed as net living area,
exclusive of porches, balconies, decks and common areas
such as corridors:
(1) One Bedroom Apartment 700 square feet
(2) Two Bedroom Apartment 900 square feet
(3) Three Bedroom Apartment 1,250 square feet
(4) Four Bedroom Apartment 1,350 square feet
5. A minimum of two (2) bathrooms is required in four
bedroom multiple family dwelling units.
6. Special Exceptions:
Single family residences will be permitted to observe
the setbacks set forth for the Residential "A" District.
H. Parking Regulations
1. Where a lot is occupied by a multiple dwelling
(apartment), there shall be provided accessible parking
space on the lot or land parcel, either garage or
surfaced area, adequate to accommodate two and one -
fourth (214) cars for each one (1) dwelling unit in
apartments.
I. Maximum Permitted Ground Floor Building Area
1. The total ground floor building area of all build-
ings and structures shall not exceed forty (40) per
cent of the total lot area.
J. Accessory Building Requirements
1. For all accessory structures, the following require-
ments shall be observed:
(a) All Accessory Buildings shall observe the same
setbacks required for the principal structure(s).
(b) No garage or other accessory building shall be
erected before the principal building is under
construction to the point of being fully enclosed.
Section 4: All ordinances or parts of ordinances in
in conflict herewith, be and the same are hereby repealed.
Section 5: This ordinance shall take effect ninety (90)
days following its adoption.
1974.
PASSED ON FIRST READING this 8th day of
0
PASSED AND ADOPTED in special session assembled this
12th day of
1974.
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RESCLUTIOV NO.. 1 -314.
i. RESOLUTIO11 OF THE TOWN OF GULF STREIiM, FLCRIDAI
REQUESTING FLORIDA'S UNITED STATES CONGRESSIONAL
DELEGATION TO INITIATE FEDERAL LEGISLATION FOR
THE ESTABLISHMENT OF PRIORITIES AS TO tIVAI
OF CHLORIDE FOI1 THE OPERATION OF WATER 11dD SEWhGE
TREATMENT PLIiNTS.
IHIEREAS, the Town of Gulf Stream, Flnrida maintains a water
treatment plant in order to provide for the needs of the community
and in the promotion of the public health and welfare; rtnd
AHEREAS, the Town of Gulf Stream, Florida, deems that ap ample
supply of chlorine is vital for the proper operation -f said water
treatment facility; and
IIHEREAS, the present shortage of chlorine has created grevp con-
cern as to the availability of an ample supply of chlorine to provide
proper treatment -if the water facility for the community in said Town
of Gulf Stream; and
1HEREAS, the Town of Gulf Stream, Florida, feels that it is nec-
essary that federal legislation be enacted to establish priorities
for the availability of chlorine to insure an ample supply for the
proper treatment of water facilities:
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE T04N OF GULF STREIfM COMMIS-
SION:
Section 1:: That Florida's United States Congressional Delegation
be and is hereby requested to direct their efforts to provide, through
legislative action, appropriate priorities for the availability of
chlorine for the pr-per and safe treatment of the water facility for
the Town of Gulf Stream, Florida, and other communities throughout the
State of Florida.
Section 2: That copies of this Resolution be forwarded to all
members of Florida's United States Congressional Delegation, to the
Board of County Commissioners of Palm Beach County, Florida, and to
all municipalities in Palm Beach County, Florida.
PAS Ep AND ADOPTED THIS
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Mayor
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Deputy Town Clerk
day of A.D., 1974.
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Vice -9ayor t�
Commissioner
Commissioner
Commissioner
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For the Installation of certain DRT%INI:GR 1 -7 CI] IT1E S CI%TCTI I3T. 111173 an(I
all necessary APPURTENANCES i ,
n conjunction therewith, being installed
within the following described "urea":
That part of Gulf Stream Road commencing at a point 300
ft south of Banyan Road and extending northerly therefrom
to Old School Road; also that part of Banyan Road lying
between said Gulf. Stream Road and oleander Way; and that
part of Oleander Way extending northerly from Banyan Road
for a distance of 100 ft.
ASSESSMENT per Front Foot - $ 4.722
PROPERTY
DESCRIPTIOi7
SECTION 3, Twp, 465,
Rge, 43E:
Plat of POLO FIELDS:
BLOCK 1
LOT 1 - North 8.64 ft
thereof;
2 -
" 3 -
BLOCK 2
LOT 1 -
11 2
it 3
It 4 -
Plat of GULF 3TREA11
PROPERTIES No. 2
LOT 47 - The North 63,49
ft thereof; and
It 48 - The South 23.00
ft thereof;
to 48 - The North 74.94
ft thereof;
is 52 -
0 11 N E R
ROBrRT B. REED
DI1. R. 71. STERRETT
DR. Ii. B. BARKER
JUDD STILSOV
T. N. LILIEY
J. T. SHUTACK
G. Ti. HAMILTON
VIRGINIA L. LAKE
11. H. HAYDF,N, SR.
GEORGINA M. BISSELL
" 53 - SAR1111 E. DICKENSON
" 54 - GEORGE A. WELSH
57 - H. H. MCC1,II7TIC
That portion of GULF STREIVI SCHOOL FOUIMATIO14
INC. property adjacent to said LOT 57 and ex-
tending northerly therefrom for a distance of
167.68 ft.,
DRAINAGE IIIPROVEIIFNT INSTAd.LATION
Cost (Contractor - Harvel & Deland)
PLUS - Engineering Design FEE - -
(Walter A. Cornnell, Inc.)
PLUS - Legal & Administrative Costs
TOTAL DRAINAGE IMPROVEMENT COST - -
Per Resolution No. 11 -73 the Total Cost
shall be shared equally between the Town
Of Gulf Stream and the 31,iners of proper-
ties abutting on said Improvement:
PROPORTIONATE SHARE - Tnvn of Gulf Stream
ASSESSMENT ROLL ABOVE
FRONT
FOOTAGE
8.64 $
100.05
148.54
96.87
100,15
100.61
131.89
86.49
74.94
17.4.29
120.16
104.33
134.85
TOTAL
ASSES SNEUT
40.80
472.44
701.41
457.42
472.91
475.08
622.78
408.4.1
353.87
586.90
567.39
492.65
636.76
167.58 791.78
19499.49 ft $ 7,080.60
$ 13,103.00
1,000.00
50.20
$ 11,761.20
7,080.60
7,080.60
$ 140161.20
C
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JOHNSTON
ENTHAL O JOH113TON
O HARVEY BUILDING
IT PALM ROACH. FLA.
33402
ORDINANCE NO.
AN ORDINANCE OF THE TOWN OF GULF STREAM,
FLORIDA DECLARING THE OPERATION OF
MACHINERY OR CARRYING ON OF CONSTRUCTION
TO BE PROHIBITED DURING CERTAIN PERIODS
PROVIDING A PENALTY FOR VIOLATION OF THIS
ORDINANCE; REPEALING ALL ORDINANCES OR
PARTS OF ORDINANCES IN CONFLICT HEREWITH,
AND PROVIDING WHEN THIS ORDINANCE SHALL
TAKE EFFECT.
WHEREAS, the operation of certain heavy equipment and
machinery and the carrying on of construction during certain
periods of time within the limits of the Town of Gulf Stream is
determined to be obnoxious and offensive to the citizens of the
Town to the extent that it effects the public health, comfort,
convenience, safety and welfare of the residents of the Town; and
WHEREAS, the Town Commission does hereby find, declare
and determine that the public health, comfort, convenience, safety
and welfare of the residents and inhabitants of the Town of Gulf
Stream require the adoption of an Ordinance as hereinafter set
forth; now, therefore
BE IT ORDAINED, by the Town Commission of the Town of
Gulf Stream, Florida as follows:
Section 1: Operation of Machinery or Construction-
Prohibited During Certain Periods.
The erection (including excavating), demolition, altera-
tion or repair of any building, other than between the hours of
8:00 o'clock a.m. and 5:00 o'clock p.m. on weekdays including
Saturday, is hereby prohibited, except in case of urgent necessity
in the interest of public health and safety, and then only with a
permit from the building inspector. The permit may be granted for
a period not to exceed three (3) days or less while the emergency
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continues. If the building inspector.jshall determine that the
public health and safety will not be impaired by the erection,
PASSED AND ADOPTED on second and final reading this 12
day of April
TOWN CLERK
JOHNF+TON
I[NTHAL B JOHNSTON
In HANVCY BUILOINC
:ST PALM BGCH, FLA.
23402
Jociu S .
TOWN COMMISSION
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TOWN COMAISSION
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RESOLUTION NO. 74 -2
A RESOLUTION OF THE TOLM COMMISSION OF THE TOWN
OF GULF STREAM, PALM BEACH COUNTY, FLORIDA, OR-
DERING CERTAIN DRAINAGE INSTALLATIONS AND RESUR-
FACING OF ROADS AND RIGHTS -OF -WAYS AFFECTED
THEREBY.
WHEREAS, the Town Commission, of the Town of Gulf Stream,
did, ^n the 14th day of June, 1974, order the Town Manager to
provide for obtaining Plans and Specifications for the installa-
tion of certain DRAINAGE FACILITIES and RESURFACING of Public Rights -
of -Ways which will be affected thereby, all being within the fol-
lowing described area:
That part of Polo Drive commencing at a point 155.00 feet
North of Banyan Road and extending Northerly thencefrom
to Old School Road; also that part of Old School
Road lying Westerly from Polo Drive for a distance of
295.00 feet.
WHEREAS, the Town Commission deems it to be necessary for
the safety, convience and welfare of the public to provide for the
hereinabove stated improvements in accordance with the Plans and
Specifications on file in the Clerk's office at the Town Hall.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the Town Commission of the
Town of Gulf Stream, Florida, that it is determined to make the
following described improvements, to -wit:
Install Drainage Facilities and repair pavement as
required for the Area identified as that part of Polo
Drive commencing at a point 155.00 feet North of
Banyan Road and extending Northerly thencefrom to
Old School Road; also that part of Old School Road
lying Westerly fr ^m Polo Drive for a distance of
295.00 feet.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the entire cost of the DRAINAGE
INSTALLATIONS, including all phases of work related thereto, shall
be shared by the Town of Gulf Stream Florida, and the following
described properties in the Town of dulf Stream, on a basis of the
owners of the abutting properties, benefitting from such improve-
ment, and shorn below, paying fifty (50) per cent of said total
DRAINP20E INSTALLATIONS cost, by Special Assessment:
PROPEi.TY DESCRIPTION
Section 3. Township 46 South, Range 43 East
Plat No. 1 Polo Fields Block Lot Frontage
It "
3
9
21.58
"
3
8
100.00
"
3
7
164.21
"
3
6
160.00
"
2
7
85.00
"
2
6
100.00
"
2
5
130.00
B Unrecorded Plat
91.58
C
115.00
D
120.42
said benefits to be determined and prorated according to the
front f-ntage of the respective properties set forth immediately
above.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, understood and agreed that the Town
of Gulf Stream Florida, shall absorb the Total Cost of the RE-
SURFACING (Paving) of all Rights -Of -Ways involved in this Improve-
ment Project within the "AREA" described herein, and
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Page 2.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that said Special Assessments against
all parcels if lands as set forth herein shall be and remain liens
therrnn until paid. Payment of those assessments shall be made at
the Tn•n Hall in Gulf Stream, Florida, xyithin three (3) mnnths from
date of the assessments upon said parcels of land.
IT IS ORDERED that the Town Commissinn shall sit in the Town
Hall in the Town of Gulf itream, Florida, at 9:00 o'clnck A.M.
on the 14th day of June, 1974, for the purpnse of hearing ob-
jections, if any, on said proposed improvements set forth herein -
above, and determined basis for sharing of certain costs thereof,
as outlined herein.
PASSED and ADOPTED by the Torn Commission of the Town of
Gulf Stream, Palm Beach County, Florida, on this 14th day of June,
1974.
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MAYOR
VICE MAYOR
COHNISSIONER
C0111IISSIONF.R
C •1hiISSIONER
AT EST:
Deputy Clerk