HomeMy Public PortalAbout01/09/1975COMMISSION MEETING
JANUARY 10, 1975
PRESENT: MAYOR, WILLIAM F. KOCH, JR. MAYOR
GEORGE W. WALKER VICE MAYOR
JOAN S. LAPORTE COMMISSIONER
JOHN K. WHITTEMORE COMMISSIONER
HENRY N. WHITNEY COMMISSIONER
Also attending: Att'y H. Adams Weaver, Town Manager, William E. Gwynn
Deputy Town Clerk, Barbara Gwynn, Police Chief, Roy
Cowart, and Franklin B. O'Brien.
The Meeting was called to order at 9 :00 A.M. by Mayor Koch.
Upon motion by Mr. Whitney and seconded by Mr. Walker the Commission
approved the "Minutes" of the December 13th, 1974 Commission Meeting.
Financial Report for the Month of December was submitted and accepted
by the Commission.
Financial Report for the Quarter ending December 1974 was submitted.
The following summarization of Police Reports for the Month of December
1974 was submitted to the Commission.
MILEAGE DAYS HOURS CALLS WARNINGS
Roy Cowart
1195
22
237
11
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Sgt. Wm. McQuade
1674
22
183
22
2
James F. Brown
1452
21
168
16
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Ron Pabor
1601
23
184
15
4
H. B. Simpson
1314
22
176
27
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Wm. Reardon
1222
22
176
20
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J. L. Brown
1234
22
176
23
5
David Burns
998
22
186
7
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Five B & E's - One Conviction.
Mr. Hull from the Palm Beach County Agricultural Department gave a
talk on the Lethal Yellowing Disease. Deputy Town Clerk Gwynn gave
a progress report on the innoculation program to date. Mr. Franklin
O'Brien gave a report on the joint efforts by the Gulf Stream Civic
Association and the Town in helping to alert the citizens of the
importance of this project. Mr. O'Brien further noted that the Civic
Association had adopted a resolution requesting that the Town pass
an Ordinance making it mandatory for removal of diseased trees and
require a compulsory program for all property owners to treat all
trees susceptable to this disease. Mayor Koch said the ToFn would
consider this recommendation and instructed the Town Attorney to
review the legal aspects and advise if such an Ordiance could be pre-
pared.
COMMISSION MEETING, January 10, 1975 Cont. Page Z,
A proposed contract between Hearth and Home Ltd. and the Town
of Gulf Stream was read. This contract provides for Hearth and
Home Ltd. to meet certain conditions as stated in the contract
in turn the Town of Gulf Stream agrees to give approval to a
preliminary plat for their property. After a general discussion
Mrs. LaPorte moved that the contract be accepted. Mr. Walker
seconded the motion. Motion passed unanimously.
There was a general discussion of a proposed fee schedule to
cover the expenses for platting, re- plating and re- zoning.
Mayor Koch announced that the Town Commission would now temporarily
recess this regular meeting so the Commission could sit as a Zoning
Commission to consider a request from the Gulf Stream Golf Club
as presented at the previous regular meeting. Thereupon Mr. Walker
moved that the Meeting be recessed. Mr. Whitney seconded the motion.
Motion passed.
Mayor Koch recalled the Meeting to order, all Commissioners being pre-
sent.
A report from the Zoning Board to the Town Commission was presented
by Mayor Koch. This report recommended that a request from the Gulf
Stream Golf Club to re -zone certain lands west of the Intra - Coastal
from "residential" to "recreational" be approved. The Town Attorney
was then instructed to prepare the necessary Ordinance to accomplish
this re- zoning and the Deputy Town Clerk was instructed to follow the
proceedure for re- zoning as outlined in the Town Zoning Ordinances in-
cluding newspaper publication and notices etc.
Mrs. LaPorte moved that the Town not participate in the Community
Development Act of 1974 as outlined in the letter from Palm Beach
County. Mr. Walker seconded the motion. Motion passed.
A recommendation was made that a qualified Municipal Judge be hired
for all court cases involving the Town. Mr. Walker moved that Judge
W. Bradford Martin be appointed Judge. Roy Cowart Police Chief be
appointed Clerk of the Court and Barbara Gwynn Deputy Town Clerk be
appointed as Assistant Clerk of the Court. Mr. Whitney seconded the
motion. Motion passed.
Mrs. LaPorte and Mayor Koch gave a talk on the recent meeting held
at the Highland Beach Town Hall concerning the abolishment of Police
Departments with less than ten men. Mrs. LaPorte stated that Mayor
Koch presided over the meeting and informed everyone the meeting was
instigated by the Town of Gulf Stream. Mayor Koch noted that a
Resolution was adopted by all cities involved with this problem and
would be presented today to the Palm Beach Municipal League for their
support and then sent to the Legislature and Governor Askew.
COMMISSION MEETING, January 10, 1975 Cont. Page 3.
A RESOLUTION TO OPPOSE THE BUREAU OF CRIMINAL
JUSTICE PLANNING AND ASSISTANCE STANDARD PO -5.02
COMBINED POLICE SERVICES, ADOPTED AT A MEETING
OF MAYORS, POLICE CHIEFS AND LOCAL MUNICIPAL OF-
FICIALS HELD ON FRIDAY, JANUARY 3, 1975 IN THE
TOWN HALL AT HIGHLAND BEACH, FLORIDA. THIS IS TO
BE PRESENTED AT THE AREA MEETING OF THE PALM BEACH
COUNTY LEGISLATIVE DELEGATION.
Mr. Walker moved that they accept this resolution as presented, Mr.
Whitney seconded the motion. Motion passed unanimously.
Mayor Koch reported that the Town had received bids for Health Insurance
Major Medical and Term Life Insurance for the employees of the Town.
These proposals were submitted to Mr. Matt Gracey an independent Insurance
Specialist for review and recommendation. Mr. Gracey recommended that the
Town accept the proposal from Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Florida. Mrs.
LaPorte moved that we accept the recommendation and contract with Blue
Cross and Blue Shield for a one year term. Motion seconded by Mr. Walker,
Motion passed.
Mrs. LaPorte stated that she had several requests that the Town install a
shower along the easement at the Ireland property, it was agreed however
that since this easement is only for the use of certain residents that
it would not be proper for the Town to spend money on a project such as
this.
Mayor Koch presented an interesting study of the quality of water in the
Town, he displayed several samples taken from the two main wells used to
serve the Town. From the results of these samples and tests, it appeared
that the'North Well" seems to have more sediment then the "South Well" and
that from the test it appears that by flushing the blow off on the "North
Well" the quality improves. Mayor Koch recommended that the Club be re-
quested to flush the blow offs on both wells two times a month and that
the Police Chief be instructed to flush the Town's water mains two times
a month and to record each time this is done.
A request to waive the moratorium on construction was presented by Mr.
Taylor. The Commission stated that upon written approval by his neighbors
the Deputy Town Clerk was authorized to issue a building permit.
Meeting adjourned 11:15 A.M.
Deputy Town Cl rk
A RESOLUTION TO OPPOSE THE BUREAU OF CRIMINAL
JUSTICE PLANNING AND ASSISTANCE STANDARD PO -5.02
COMBINED POLICE SERVICES, ADOPTED AT A MEETING
OF MAYORS, POLICE CHIEFS AND LOCAL MUNICIPAL OF-
FICIALS HELD ON FRIDAY, JANUARY 3, 1975 IN THE
TOWN HALL AT HIGHLAND BEACH, FLORIDA. THIS IS TO
BE PRESENTED AT THE AREA MEETING OF THE PALM BEACH
COUNTY LEGISLATIVE DELEGATION.
WHEREAS, the State of Florida, Department of Administration, Division
of State Planning, Bureau of Criminal Justice Planning and Assistance,
has issued a "Policy Statement for Implementing Preliminary Report on
Standard Goals" on August 29, 1974 as authorized and directed by Exec-
utive Order 73 -73 and,
WHEREAS, Standard PO -5.02 Combined Police Services recommends the
abolishment of all police agencies with fewer than ten sworn employees,
the total consolidation of local government services, including mer-
gers, the total consolidation of police services, regional consolida-
tion, the regionalization of specific police services, metropolitani-
zation, and more, and,
WHEREAS, such proposals are neither necessary nor desirable and would
in fact weaken all governmental services and cost far more than pres-
ent services, and,
WHEREAS, this same Bureau of Criminal Justice Planning and Assistance
has for over three years been approving grants of money to strengthen
the very small town police forces it now wishes to abolish, thereby
squandering such investments to date, and,
WHEREAS, there is no demand for any such merger, consolidation, or
abolition on the part of those citizens receiving such services, and,
WHEREAS, such policies are inimicable and contrary to the best inter-
ests of freely elected local government, and
WHEREAS, if Municipalities desire to enter into interlocal agreements,
State Statute 163 Part 1 provides the required guidelines, and there-
fore no further laws are necessary.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by those assembled at the meeting on
Friday, January 3, 1975 in Highland Beach, Florida:
SECTION 1. That the below listed Local Municipal Officials oppose
the proposals of the Bureau of Criminal Justice Planning
and Assistance as recited in this Resolution and therefore
will take all proper means necessary to convince the Gov-
ernor of the State of Florida, the Honorable Reubin Askew
that he should order the cancellation of these proposals
immediately.
SECTION 2. Further that this Resolution be presented to the Palm
Beach County Municipal League meeting on Friday, January
in ia75 in +t,P WF.Rt palm Peach Citv Commission Chambers.
SECTION 3. And further that this Resolution be presented to the
Palm Beach County Legislative Delegation by as many
of those in attendance on January 3, 1975 as possible.
PASSED THIS 3rd day of JANUARY 1975, by representatives of the
following municipalities:
ATLANTIS
BRINY BREEZES
GREENACRES
GULFSTREAM
HIGHLAND BEACH
JUNO BEACH
JUPITER INLET COLONY
LANTANA
MANALAPAN
OCEAN RIDGE
ROYAL PALM BEACH
MINUTES OF ZONING BOARD
January 10, 1975
PRESENT: WILLIAM F. KOCH, JR. CHAIRMAN
GEORGE W. WALKER
JOAN S. LAPORTE
JOHN K. WHITTEMORE
HENRY N. WHITNEY
Meeting was called to order by Chairman Koch.
A request from the Gulf Stream Golf Club to re -zone certain lands
as spelled out in the said request from "residential" to "recreation ".
was read. This request is included and becomes a part of the Minutes.
After a general discussion Mr. Whitney moved that the Zoning Board
recommend to the Town Commission that this request be granted and
that the Town Commence proceedings in accordance with the Town's
Zoning Ordinances to effect this change. Mr. Walker seconded the
motion. Motion passed. There being no further business Mr. Whittemore
moved that the meeting be adjourned. Mrs. LaPorte seconded the motion.
Motion passed.
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COMMISSIONERS
William F. Koch, Jr., Mayor
George W. Walker Vice -Mayor
Joan S. LaPorte
Henry N. Whitney
John K. Whittemore
TOWN OF GULF STREAM
PALM BEACH COUNTY, FLORIDA
NOTICE TO PROPERTY OWNERS
A PUBLIC HEARING WILL BE HELD FEBRUARY 14, 1975, 9:00 A.M. AT THE
GULF STREAM TOWN HALL, 246 SEA ROAD, GULF STREAM, FLORIDA TO HEAR
A REQUEST TO RE -ZONE
SE 1/4 OF THE SW 1/4 OF THE NE 1/4 OF SECTION
4 TOWNSHIP 46S RANGE 43 E LYING EAST OF R/W
OF US HIGHWAY #1 AS PRESENTLY LAID OUT IN USE
FROM "RESIDENTIAL" TO "RECREATIONAL'
THIS PROPERTY IS LOCATED WEST OF THE INTER - COASTAL WATERWAY AND
DIRECTLY NORTH OF PLACE AU SOLEIL SUB - DIVISION AND IS OWNED BY THE
GULF STREAM GOLF CLUB.
MAIL ADDRESS
POST OFFICE BOX 255
DELRAY BEACH, FLORIDA
33444
TEL.'. DELRAY BEACH
2765116
Town Manager
WILLIAM E. GWYNN
Deputy Town Clark
BARBARA GWYNN
GULF STREAM GOLF CLUB
DELRAY BEACH, FLORIDA 33444
November 20, 1974
Mr, William F. Koch, Jr., and the
Board of Commissioners
Town of Gulf Stream, Florida 33444
Dear Sirs:
You will recall that in 1972 the Town of Gulf Stream,
after the required changes in zoning ordinances, approved
the rezoning of the property of this Club east of the
Intracoastal Waterway from "residential" to "recreational ".
The following described property located west of the
Waterway and east of Federal Highway, is the site for
water -wells used to irrigate the Gulf Stream Golf Clubts
properties east of the Waterway:
SE 1/4 of the SW 1/4 of the NE 1/4
of Section 4 Township 46S Range 43E
lying east of the R/W of US Highway
1 as presently laid out and in use
Since water for irrigation is essential to the Golf
Course (east of the Waterway) and since the ownership of
the above property is for that purpose, the Board of
Governors of the Club has instructed me to request that
this property be rezoned from "residential" to "recreat-
ional".
Please enter this rezoning request on your agenda
for the required consideration and decision by the Board
of Commissioners of the Town and advise us of any further
information or action required by the Board of Governors
and Officers of the Club,
very truly yours,
Gulf Stream Golf Club
By
H. Schuyler Cole, President
GRACEY Bros.
R E A LT O R S'- I N 5 U R A N C E
FOUNDED 1925
MATT GRACEY $05 E. ATLANTIC AVE.- P. O. BOX 2226
DELRAY BEACH, FLORIDA 33444
TELEPHONE (30S) 276 -6055
January 9, 1975
The Hon. William F. Koch, Jr., Mayor
Town of Gulf Stream
Gulf Stream, Florida
Dear Mayor Koch:
DEVELOPERS OF
LAKE VIEW HEIGHTS
OCEAN BREEZE ESTATES
IDA LAKE TERRACE
WATERWAY LANE
THE GROVE
Pursuant to your request, we have reviewed the various
Proposals for Life, Accidental Death & Dismemberment, and
Medical insurance for the employees of the Town of Gulf
Stream.
It is our opinion that the most suitable proposal for
the Town is that made by Blue Cross and Blue Shield. Their
monthly rates are:
Life, Accidental Death & Dismemberment $1.01 per $1,000
Medical:
Each Employee $ 18.77
Each Dependent $ 28.28
These rates are for their basic hospital benefits at $60
per day as well as Basic Surgical and Major Medical.
The rates of Blue Cross are neither the highest nor the
lowest of those made by the various Companies. It is, however,
in our opinion, the most suitable for the Town and it's em-
ployees.
We have considered various factors, such as the premium
cost to the Town, the cost to the employees for dependent cov-
erage, the average financial status of your employees, and the
normal or average length of confinement.
Several of the other Companies made proposals for disability
income insurance. We strongly recommend this and suggest that
You consider this as a separate item of coverage.
1 J.,wito. ,,Y J
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BASIC HOSPITAL BENEFITS
Daily Room Allowance
All Covered Hospital Services
Emergency Room — Accident
Outpatient Minor Surgery
J..:.��L7ii n:1. L ii Y' Il' t:..+1 �. 'iLl�....__..•a L../
PAID IN FULL
PAID IN FULL
PAID IN FULL
BASIC SURGICAL — MEDICAL BENEFITS
Days 31
Days 31
Surgical Maximum $417.00
Inhospital Medical Visits $15.00 first day
$ 5.00 each subsequent day
Other Physician Services —
X -ray, Pathology, Anesthesia,
Physical Therapy, etc.
Maternity
Hospital $ 80.00
Doctor $104.00
Total $184.00
MAJOR MEDICAL
AJ72 (FGIA•1 Ben. Sum.) 3/70
(See Blue Shield Section
of this Proposal)
Lifetime Maximum $250,000.
Room Allowance $50.00
Coinsurance 80/20% of first $3,000, 100% after first $3,000
Deductible $100.00
JOHNSTON, LILIENTHAL & JOHNSTON
ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELORS AT LAW
HARVEY BUILDING
WEST PALM BEACH, FLORIDA 33402
HARRY ALLISON JOHNSTON
HENRY F. LILIENTHAL
HARRY A,JOHNSTON n
JOHN C. RANDOLPH
DONALD J. SASSER January 7, 1975
William Koch, Mayor
Town of Gulf Stream
P. O. Box 255
Delray Beach, Florida 33444
Dear Mayor Koch:
Please review the enclosed Contract For
Improvements and see if it meets with y
consider to be the intent of the Town i
Very truly yours,
JOHNSTON, SASSER & RANDOLPH
formerly
JOHNSTON, ENTHAL & JO STON
ohn C. Randolph
JCRA
Enclosure
Construction Of
ur approval and
regard to this
(30S) 6s5 -0108
P. O. BOX 48
Required
what you
matter.
.JOHNSTON, LILIENTHAL & JOHNSTON
ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELORS AT LAW
HARVEY BUILDING
WEST PALM BEACH, FLORIDA 33402
HARRY ALLISON JOHNSTON
HENRY F. LI LIENTHAL
HARRY A. JOHNSTON U
JOHN C. RANDOLPH
DONALD J. SASSER
January 3, 1975
Mrs. Barbara Gwynn
Town of Gulf Stream
P.O. Box 255
Delray Beach, Florida 33444
Dear Mrs. Gwynn:
(305) 655 -0108
P. O. BOX 48
I am enclosing the materials concerning the Community
Development Program. I suggest that you go ahead and
put this item on the agenda for next Friday's Commission
Meeting.
My personal opinion is that the Town of Gulf Stream
should not become involved in this program.
JCR /ar
Encls.
Very
John C. Randolph
JOHNSTON, LILIENTHAL & JOHNSTON
ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELORS AT LAW
HARVEY BUILDING
WEST PALM BEACH, FLORIDA 33402
HARRY ALLISON JOHNSTON
HENRY F. LILIENTHAL
HARRY A. JOHNSTON II
JOHN C. RANDOLPH
DONALD J. SASSER January 6, 1975
Mrs. Barbara Gwynn, Town Clerk
Town of Gulf Stream
P. 0. Box 255
Delray Beach, Florida 33444
Dear Mrs. Gwynn:
(305) 655 -0106
P. O. BOX 46
In regard to the matter concerning the re- zoning request of the
Gulf Stream Golf Club, I advise you as follows.
The appropriate section to which you should refer in the Zoning
Ordinance is Section 12, Changes and Amendments. In the event the
Town Commission did not make a motion at the last meeting to change
the zoning ordinance so as to allow the change in the zoning map of
the property described by the Golf Club from residential to recreational,
such a motion must be made. Thereupon the Town Commission must sit as
a zoning commission and then decide whether or not the requested
change should be made. After recommendations are made by that
commission we then go through the public hearing as described in
Section 12 of the Ordinance. The first step though, as I have stated,
is for the commission to determine whether or not it will recommend
the requested change.
Very truly yours,
JOHNSTON, SASSER & RANDOLPH
formerly
JOHNSTON, LILIENTHAL & JOHNSTON
ohn C. Randolph
JCR/k
CONTRACT FOR CONSTRUCTION OF REQUIRED IMPROVEMENTS
THIS CONTRACT, entered into this day of ,
A. D. 1975, by and between HEARTH & HOME, LTD., a Bahamian
Corporation in first part, hereinafter referred to as the
"Developer" and TOWN OF GULFSTREAM, a political subdivision of the
State of Florida, hereinafter referred to as the "Town ":
W I T N E S S E T H:
WHEREAS, the Developer is commencing proceedings to
effect a subdivision of the land in the Town; and
WHEREAS, the Developer requests the preliminary approval
for recording of a certain plat of a subdivision in the Town, to
be known as HEARTH & HOME; and
WHEREAS, the Town desires that certain required improve-
ments in the subdivision be installed after recordation of said
plat and commencement of construction under building permits, under
guarantees posted with the Town; and
WHEREAS, a final plat of the subdivision within the Town
shall not be recorded until the Developer has guaranteed to the
satisfaction of the Town that such improvements will be installed
once construction of buildings has commenced;
NOW, THEREFORE, in consideration of the intent and desire
of the Developer as set forth herein, and to gain preliminary
approval of the Town prior to recording said plat, the Developer
and the Town agree as follows:
1. The Developer agrees to, within eighteen (18) months
from and after the date of recording of said final plat and
commencement of construction of buildings, complete the required
improvements for the subdivision to be known as HEARTH & HOME
according to the subdivision plat, identified as Order No. 75 -494,
on drawing made by O'Brien, Inc. with the Town.
JOHNSTON
LIENTHAL 0 JOHNSTON
IIB HARVEY BUILDING
EST PALM BEACH, FLA.
33402
JOHNSTON
IENTHAL B JOHNSTON
IS HARVEY BNILOINO
ST PALM BEACH, FLA.
33,03
2. The Developer, hereby contracts and agrees that it
will place the road where indicated, pave same to the Town's
standards, and relocate the existing water and sewer utility lines
on the property so that no homes or other improvements to the
property may be constructed thereon. Prior to filing the final
plat, the Developer shall tender to the Town a letter of credit in
the amount of dollars,
9 f
0 ), which amount is not less than th�certif-
ied estimate submitted by the Developer's engineer and approved by
the Town Engineer for the cost of said road paving and utility
line relocation. The Developer may substitute a surety bond in
like amount at anytime prior to the completion of the aforesaid
required improvements.
3. In the event the Developer shall fail or neglect to
fulfill his obligations under this Contract, the Developer, as
Principal, and the maker of the letter of credit shall be jointly
and severally liable to pay for the cost of construction and in-
stallation of the aforesaid required improvements to the final
total cost, including, but not limited to, engineering, legal and
contingent costs together with any damages, either direct or
consequential which the Town may sustain as a result of the failure
of the Developer to carry out and execute all of the provisions of
this Contract.
4. The Developer further agrees that the Town at its
option shall have the right to construct and install or, pursuant
to public advertisement and receipt of bids, cause to be constructe
and installed the aforesaid required improvements in case the
Developer fails or refuses to do so in accordance with the terms of
this Contract, after construction has commenced on building permits
5. This agreement is subject to the Developer being
successful in working out an agreement with the Gulf Stream Golf
Club to relocate the existing water and sewer utility lines on the
-2
JOHNSTON
JENTHAL B JOHNSTON
is HARVEY BUILDING
!ST PALM BEACH. FLA.
33402
property from their present location to the area shown for locating
utility easements on the plat.
6. The Town reserves the right to modify the plat in
the event it is determined by the Town's engineers that an ease-
ment larger than that presently shown on the subject subdivision
plat is needed to accommodate water and sewer utility lines or
other utilities.
7. Developer agrees to hold the Town harmless for any
liability to third parties which might be incurred as a result of
approving this plat.
8. Preliminary and final approval of the plat herein
described is subject to restrictions, reservations and easements
of record.
9. The Town agrees to approve for record said final
plat at such time as the final plat complies with the provisions
set forth herein and with the provisions set forth by Chapter 177,
Florida Statutes, and has been approved in the manner prescribed
therein.
10. By its execution thereof, and in consideration of
the terms set forth in this agreement, the Town hereby grants
preliminary approval of the preliminary subdivision plat previously
identitied in paragraph one (1) hereof, and attached hereto and
made a part hereof. This approval is granted to allow the
Developer to proceed to complete the final plat in accordance with
Chapter 177, Florida Statutes.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the parties hereto have executed
these presents this day of
HEARTH & HOME, LTD.
}T!
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, A. D., 1975.
Lawrence D. Farrar
ATTEST:
ATTEST:
JOHNSTON
AENTHAL B JOHNSTON
IB HARVEY BUILDING
:BT PALM BEACH, FLA.
BJAO3
TOWN OF GULFSTREAM
MR
William Koch, Mayor
CONTRACT FOR CONSTRUCTION OF REQUIRED IMPROVEMENTS
THIS CONTRACT, entered into this day of ,
A. D. 1975, by and between HEARTH & HOME, LTD., a Bahamian
Corporation in first part, hereinafter referred to as the
"Developer" and TOWN OF GULFSTREAM, a political subdivision of the
State of Florida, hereinafter referred to as the "Town ":
W I T N E S S E T H:
WHEREAS, the Developer is commencing proceedings to
effect a subdivision of the land in the Town; and
WHEREAS, the Developer requests the preliminary approval
for recording of a certain plat of a subdivision in the Town, to
be known as HEARTH & HOME; and
WHEREAS, the Town desires that certain required improve-
ments in the subdivision be installed after recordation of said
plat and commencement of construction under building permits, under
guarantees posted with the Town; and
WHEREAS, a final plat of the subdivision within the Town
shall not be recorded until the Developer has guaranteed to the
satisfaction of the Town that such improvements will be installed
once construction of buildings has commenced;
NOW, THEREFORE, in consideration of the intent and desire
of the Developer as set forth herein, and to gain preliminary
approval of the Town prior to recording said plat, the Developer
and the Town agree as follows:
1. The Developer agrees to, within eighteen (18) months
from and after the date of recording of said final plat and
commencement of construction of buildings, complete the required
improvements for the subdivision to be known as HEARTH & HOME
according to the subdivision plat, identified as Order No. 75 -494,
on drawing made by O'Brien, Inc. with the Town.
JOHNSTON
LIENTHAL 0 JOHNSTON
IIB HARVEY BUILDING
EST PALM BEACH, FLA.
33402
JOHNSTON
IENTHAL B JOHNSTON
IS HARVEY BNILOINO
ST PALM BEACH, FLA.
33,03
2. The Developer, hereby contracts and agrees that it
will place the road where indicated, pave same to the Town's
standards, and relocate the existing water and sewer utility lines
on the property so that no homes or other improvements to the
property may be constructed thereon. Prior to filing the final
plat, the Developer shall tender to the Town a letter of credit in
the amount of dollars,
9 f
0 ), which amount is not less than th�certif-
ied estimate submitted by the Developer's engineer and approved by
the Town Engineer for the cost of said road paving and utility
line relocation. The Developer may substitute a surety bond in
like amount at anytime prior to the completion of the aforesaid
required improvements.
3. In the event the Developer shall fail or neglect to
fulfill his obligations under this Contract, the Developer, as
Principal, and the maker of the letter of credit shall be jointly
and severally liable to pay for the cost of construction and in-
stallation of the aforesaid required improvements to the final
total cost, including, but not limited to, engineering, legal and
contingent costs together with any damages, either direct or
consequential which the Town may sustain as a result of the failure
of the Developer to carry out and execute all of the provisions of
this Contract.
4. The Developer further agrees that the Town at its
option shall have the right to construct and install or, pursuant
to public advertisement and receipt of bids, cause to be constructe
and installed the aforesaid required improvements in case the
Developer fails or refuses to do so in accordance with the terms of
this Contract, after construction has commenced on building permits
5. This agreement is subject to the Developer being
successful in working out an agreement with the Gulf Stream Golf
Club to relocate the existing water and sewer utility lines on the
-2
JOHNSTON
JENTHAL B JOHNSTON
is HARVEY BUILDING
!ST PALM BEACH. FLA.
33402
property from their present location to the area shown for locating
utility easements on the plat.
6. The Town reserves the right to modify the plat in
the event it is determined by the Town's engineers that an ease-
ment larger than that presently shown on the subject subdivision
plat is needed to accommodate water and sewer utility lines or
other utilities.
7. Developer agrees to hold the Town harmless for any
liability to third parties which might be incurred as a result of
approving this plat.
8. Preliminary and final approval of the plat herein
described is subject to restrictions, reservations and easements
of record.
9. The Town agrees to approve for record said final
plat at such time as the final plat complies with the provisions
set forth herein and with the provisions set forth by Chapter 177,
Florida Statutes, and has been approved in the manner prescribed
therein.
10. By its execution thereof, and in consideration of
the terms set forth in this agreement, the Town hereby grants
preliminary approval of the preliminary subdivision plat previously
identitied in paragraph one (1) hereof, and attached hereto and
made a part hereof. This approval is granted to allow the
Developer to proceed to complete the final plat in accordance with
Chapter 177, Florida Statutes.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the parties hereto have executed
these presents this day of
HEARTH & HOME, LTD.
}T!
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, A. D., 1975.
Lawrence D. Farrar
ATTEST:
ATTEST:
JOHNSTON
AENTHAL B JOHNSTON
IB HARVEY BUILDING
:BT PALM BEACH, FLA.
BJAO3
TOWN OF GULFSTREAM
MR
William Koch, Mayor
TOWN OF GULF STREAM
PALM BEACH COUNTY. FLORIDA
COMMISSIONERS
William F. Koch, Jr., Mayor
George W. Walker Vice Mayor
Joan S. LaPorte
Henry N. Whitney
John K. Whittemore
Dear Property Owner:
January 24, 1975
Enclosed herein you will find the latest information
available on Lethal Yellowing.
We hope the pamphlet will answer many of the questions
regarding this disease.
Again, I would like to remind you the Town has avail-
able terramycin and the equipment to inject your palms.
We urge that everyone inoculate their trees and notify
the Town Clerk of their action.
WFK /gs
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MAIL ADDRESS
POST OFFICE BOX 255
DELRAY BEACH; FLORIDA
33444
TEL.. DELRAY BEACH
2]65116
Town Manager
WILLIAM E. GWYNN
Deputy Town Clerk
BARBARA GWYNN
Willi
Mayor
F. Koch, Jr.
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