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Home My Public Portal About03/12/1982A G E N D A CCMISSION M` LING MARCH 12, 1982 1. Roll Call. 2. Approval of Minutes of Commission Meeting, February 12, 1982. 3. Financial Reports for the month of February 1982. 4. Report from Planning Board. 5. Presentation of Police Report. 6. Delray Beach City Engineer, Mr. Jerry Church to discuss Right lane turn AIA and 8th Street. 7. Discuss dredging of canals. 8. Discuss Water rate increase 9. Letter from Mr. Wright. 10. Letter from Leadership cablevision. 11.- Resolution of appreciation for Vice Mayor Joan LaPorte. 12. Report from Mayor Koch concerning Apt. in County on Sea Rd. & AlA. 13. Presentation by any Commission member of items that may be desired to be submitted for discussion and /or consideration. There will be a Meeting of the Town Commission of THE TOWN OF GULF STREAM, FLORIDA AT THE TOWN HALL Friday, March 12, 19 82 , at 9 A.M. Deputy Town Clerk. ./ - COMMISSION MEETING MARCH 12, 1982 E9ESENT: WILLIAM F. KOCH, OR JOEL HUNTER VICE MAYOR ALAN I. A144OUR COMMISSIONER ROBERT J. DI)MI COMMISSIONER BRIAN WC 9_§4'41 •i 191C Also Attending: Tam Manager William E._GWynn; Town Clerk Barbara Gwynn; Assistant Tam Clerk Dana Sumorell; Chief James Greer; Attorney John Randolph; Gene Caputo; William Mayer; Kenneth Rubsamen; Residents of the Town of Gulf Stream The meeting. was called to order by Mayor Koch at 9:00 a.m. Brian Pfeifler was sworn in as Town Ccumissioner replacing Vice Mayor Joan S. LaPorte who had resigned earlier. Motion was made and seconded to adopt Resolution #82.3. A Resolution of Appreciation to former Vice Mayor Joan S. LaPorte. Resolution 82.b A RESOLUTION OF APPRECIATION OF THE T0M OF GULF STREAM, PALM BEACH COUNTY, FLORIDA. c Comni.ssioner Pfeifler reported on the March 9, 1982 Planning Board committee Meeting. He informed the Commission that they have now completed Phase one by changes in the Zoning Ordinance as directed by the Commission and was now requesting the Commission's desire whether to proceed with Phase Two. He noted three areas felt by the Planning Board in need of completion as soon as possible: 1. To clean up inconsistencies and ambiquities in the Town's present ordinances. 2. To draw up an Official Town Base Map. 3. To make a Re- Zoning change which first requires changing the Land Use Plan. Gene Caputo then gave a breakdown of costs to complete this Phase explaining the total package to cost fron $12,000 to $15,000. The following is a breakdown of charges: 1. The Official Town Base Map - $1,000. This would include the total cost of any resurveying. The Map would include 8 areas that contain specific references that would locate them in one central place. 2. Clean Up the Ordinances - approximately $5,000 to $5,500. This would include Mr. Caputo's and Mr. Randolph's fee. 3. Re- Zoning would cost between $5,000 and $6,000. Commission Meeting March 12, 1982 Page Two After a general discussion, the Commission instructed Commissioner Hunter and Manager Gwynn to review the Town's financial status and report to the Commission at the next regular meeting whether they can proceed with the entire Second Phase or to take one step at a time. Commissioner Dixson wanted his position to be very clear that the total job the Committee has undertaken be "completed as soon as possible for the protection and interest of the people of this Community ". The Commission agreed. Mr. Jerry Church, City Engineer for the City of Delray Beach explained to the Commission the problem concerning the right turn lane at AIA and 8th Street. He noted that the present plan regarding sharing cost with Delray Beach to install this extra lane would only be a temporary measure and inadequate for a complete solution as envisioned by the Department of Transportation and denied by the City of Delray Beach. It was the opinion of the Commission that this project be done according to the D.O.T.'s specifications and that it is their responsibility. They explained their support for Delray's Engineer and thanked him for his work on this project. The Commission elected not to take any action at this time. The Minutes of the Commission Meeting on February 12, 1982 were approved by the Commission. Manager Gwynn read a letter received by Commissioner Hunter from Governor Graham regarding the burdenson paperwork, etc., in the annual financial reports. Manager Gwynn was also instructed to send copies of this letter to the Florida Municipal League. This letter is a part of the Minutes. Manager Gwynn also read a letter to Mr. Hunter from the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants, also concerning the auditing procedure. Manager Gwynn explained they are still inquiring about other accounting firms to audit the books next year. He would report on this at a later date. He then presented the Financial Report for the month of February 1982. Upon motion made and seconded, the Commission approved the Financial Reports. Commissioner Armour explained the problems and cost concerning dredging all canals in Town. The total cost would run approximately $675,000. The Commission felt this is another very serious problem and something should be done. He also daid there are two ways to do this: 1) Approve the expenditure of approximately $3,700 right now, this would provide a survey of the canals, and 2) then decide if they were going to create a tax district or assess the property owner. The Commission instructed the "Financial Advisors" to review the budget and report at the next meeting if they could spend $3,700 so this project could proceed during this fiscal year. The Commission then discussed the proposed Water Rate increase by the City of Delray Beach. Mayor Koch explained they have requested a $6.73 per month basic charge for all household units with a highter charge for nonresidential users. The per thousand water rate would go from 604 to 654. He explained his objections to the nonresidential charge since this is not in the original contract and he would meet with Delray's representatives to discuss this further. The Commission discussed the possibility of absorbing a part of the increase by keeping the same usage rates, which would be approximately $9,000 to $10,000 per year. The Commission instructed the "Financial Advisors" to review the current budget and report at the next meeting. The increase is to be effective April 1, 1982, subject to Delray's final adoption. Connission Meeting i March 12, 1982 C . Page Three A letter from Mr. Henry Wright was then discussed. This letter is a part of the Minutes. The Camdssion approved his request to change the name of the street at the west end of Old School Road and which runs perpendicular to Old School Road to "Wrightway" at his expense. The Commission agreed to approve drainage plans as submitted by Harvel & Deland for a drainage problem existing at the end of Old School Road and Orchid lane. Residents affected by this problem are to be notified and a public hearing will be held at the next commission meeting. An assessment will be paid by the benefitting property owner. A motion was made to deposit with the City of Delray Beach $6,022.50. This is according to the water agreement between the two com=ities. Town Manager Gwynn read a letter from Leadership Cablevision regarding the fact that they have added additional lines for complaints. This letter is made a part of the minutes. Town Manager Gwynn read a letter addressed to LaHermitage, the new condominium development on the corner of AlA and Sea Road concerning the fact that they are not in the Town of Gulf Stream yet they are advertising that they are within the town limits of Gulf Stream. A copy of this letter was also sent to Alice Scaggs, Director of Consumer Affairs. This letter is made a part of the minutes. Approval was granted to Mr. Dittman to replace a water hydrant located on his property. Approval must first be granted from the Town's fire marshall before replacing the hydrant. Chief Greer gave the monthly police report. The report is made a part of the minutes. He also discussed the problem of false alarms noting that several residents are now in violation. The commission agreed the Ordinance must be enforced. There being no further business, meeting adjourned at 11:00 a.m. w bara FINANCIAL REPORT MONTH OF MARCH 1982 OPERATING ACCOUNT B A L A N C E S 2/28/82 $ 48,045.62 Deposits $ 38,617.89 Withdrawals $ 45,046.55 Balances 3/31/82 $ 41,616.96 INVESTED SURPLUS - General Fund $130,000.00 INVESTED SURPLUS - Water Fund $ 51,000.00 Debt Retirement - Invested Funds $ 1,005.10 Loans Payable - Barnett Bank $ 80,860.01 R E C E I P T S Taxes $24,998.00 Licenses 624.64 Water 4,553.40 Trash 928.20 Other 43.40 Fines 633.00 Permits 170.00 Electric Franchise 3,679.71 Palm Beach Co. Road & Bridge Fund 91.98 Telephone Calls, etc. 55.65 Interest 1,628.06 Fla. Revenue Sharing 775.00 Alcoholic Beverage License 228.00 Cable TV Franchise 208.85 TOTAL $38,617.89 /l C �I I. 7M�•7. � C C.A �'\ • • OiC �. 1 \.�'�.rA��Ii1�P4 1133 Fountains Police Dept. - Uniforms $ 47.83 1134 Town of Gulf Stream Payroll first h March 7,684.91 1135 Federal Reserve Bank Withholding first h March 2,112.84 1136 Adams Chevrolet Police Dept. - Auto maint. 18.75 1137 Ace. Hardware Bldg. Dept. 42.46 1138 Bodel Inc. Postage & Printing 36.80 1139 Boynton Auto Supply P.D. - 9.30 /Bldg. Dept. 51.33 60.63 1140 void 1141 Crystal Water monthly service water 35.42 1142 Board of Cty Coniissioner trash 208.00 1143 Delray Car Wash Police Dept. 12.00 1144 Executive Mgt. Cons. fee 188.88 1145 Evaul Auto Serv. Police Dept. 30.00 1146 Fla. Municipal Sexy. liability ins. 151.00 1147 Hands supplies 37.52 1148 Jones Equipment Police Department 23.05 1149 Fla. Municipal Health employees health ins. 792.93 1150 Harvel & Deland water 4,789.82 1151 void 1152 Mobile Camwiications answering service 48.00 1153 Palm Beach Cty Bldg. Dept. 75% agreement 75.00 1154 Ocean City Limber Bldg. Dept. 96.06 1155 Palm Beach Cty Health environmental control 25.00 1156 Pierce Tire Comp. Sant. Dept.- truck 167.26 1157 Purity Uniform Serv. Sanitation cleaning 56.80 1158 Clarence Sava Building Dept. 74'.10 1159 Tan Sava Preventive Maintenance Auto 206.00 1160 Fla. Power & Light Street lights 944.41 1161 Hone Safety Equip Co. emerg. tele. stickers 70.68 1162 Van. E. Gwynn acct. sery for Jan. 155.00 1163 Lanier Business Prod. copier 196.48 1164 County Sanitation trash 3,784.00 1165 City of Delray Beach water 6,022.50 1166 Jerry's Print Shop Police business cards 31.20 1167 IBM service agreement 89.00 1168 void 1169 Fla. Power & Light Town Hall 130.21 1170 Secretarial Services addressograph plates 10.29 1171 BoDel Inc. envelopes 137.55 1172 Gulf Oil Corp. gas 974.86 1173 Aid to Traffic restripping Ave. Soiel 250.00 1174 City of Delray _ water 3,870.57 1175 Southern Bell services 188.94 1176 Palm Beach Junior College radar school police dept. 180.00 1177 Adams Chevrolet trash truck- sanit. dept. 1,934.19 1178 Town of Gulf Stream Payroll last h March 6,834.79 1179 void 1180 Wm. Gwynn car allowance March 200.00 1181 Petty Cash Police Dept. 16.18 /T.H. -24.60 40.78 1182 Federal Reserve Bank withholding last h March 1,980.04 TOTAL $ 45,046.55 CHECKS DRAWN ON PAYROLL ACCOUNT 378 Clarence Sova Wages first March 379 James Colebrook " 380 Fan. Gwynn " 381 Laurie Hatton " 382 Dana Summarell " 383 James Greer " 384 Charles Brunner " 385 Joe Stocks " 386 Charles R. Hood " 387 James M. Mahoney " 388 Herbert Hatton " 389 void 390 Susan M. Law " 391 John Buchan " 392 Robert Druien " 393 Antonio Rodriquez " 394 Clarence Sava Wages last == :larch 395 James Colebrook " 396 Fan. Gwynn " 397 Dana Summarell " 398 James Greer " 399 Charles Brunner 400 Joseph Stocks " 401 Charles R. Hood " 402 James M. Mahoney " 403 Susan M. Law " 404 John Buchan " 405 Robert Druien 406 Antonio Rodriquez 407 James Lundy " 498.20 378.69 500.00 263.10 232.61 717.03 447.86 541.05 490.66 635.69 1,092.40 367.97 525.66 509.24 484.75 498.20 378.69 500.00 247.00 717.03 447.86 541.05 490.66 635.69 367.97 525.66 509.24 484.75 490.99 $ 14,519.70 TOWN OF GULF STREAM CASH P_TiOJEX'PION 1982 APRIL CASH APRIL TMU JUNE Bank Balances - Beginning of period $ 42,622 $ 42,622 Add: Revenues $ 70,000 $130,000 Subtotals $112,622 $172,622 Less: Expenditures $ 60,000 $160,000 Bank Balances - end of period $ 52,622 $ 12,622 Beginning of period Treasury Bills (Gen'l) $.30,000 $ 30,000 Cert. of Deposit (Gen'l) $100,000 $100,000 Cert. of Deposit (Water) $ 51,000 $ 51,000 Total $181,000 $181,000 End of Period Treasury Bills (Gen'l) $ 30,000 $ 0 Cert. of Deposit (Gen'l) $100,000 $100,000 Cert. of Deposit (Water ) $ 51,000 $ 51,000 Total $181,000 $151,000 Barnett Bank Open 7.00% $ 80,860 $ 80,860 I N co m ri I r i i E . 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IN 0 S TOWN OF GULF STREAM MIJOTCAM FOR THE PERIOD OCTOBER 1, 1982 THRU SEPT"...MER 30, 1982 BUD= ACTUAL 1981 - THRU 1982 3/31/82 WATER FUM REMM : From Sales $ 136,000 $ 65,633 Interest from Invested Surplus Funds 7,140 3,006 TOTAL WATER REVENUE 143,140 68,639 EXPENDITURES: Cost of Water $ 73,420 $ 34,911 Repairs 5,000 9,265 Engineering and Surveying 500 0 Interest 5,900 938 Meter Reading 2,400 1,050 Billing and Collection 3,300 2,070 Lease -Gulf Stream Golf Club 5,750 5,750 Postage - Printing & Stationery 800 400 Debt Retirement 24,270 0 TOTAL EXPENDI"_UMS $ 121,340 $ 54,384 NET REVENUE: $ 21,800 $ 14,255 TOWN OF GULF STREAM is gat For the Period October 1, 1981 thru September 30, 1962 ADMINISTRATIVE AND =TZRAL Clerks Salary BURP ACTUAL Postage, Printing & Stationery 1981 - THRU Office Supplies & Expenses 1982 3/31/82 GENERAL FUND 2,400 492 RD=E • 2,200 867 Taxes $ 363,244 $ 321,535 Fines 10,000 4,531 Permits 3,000 1,491 Licenses 10,000 9,640 Alcoholic Beverages 456 228 Trash Collection 30,000 15,827 State Fla. Homestead Exemption 1,430 304 Franchise Fla. Power and Light Co. 35,000 20,439 Franchise So. Bell Tel & Tel Co. 1,000 967 Interest Income 5,000 1,628 State of Fla. Gasoline Tax 650 369 Florida Revenue Sharing 9,000 3,809 Cigarette Tax Refund 2,000 1,063 Franchise Cable T.V 600 413 Other Revenue 200 706 P.O. Cty. Roads & Bridge 19,000 1,285 Total Revenue $ 490,580 $ 384,235 ADMINISTRATIVE AND =TZRAL Clerks Salary $ 22,700 $ 11,350 Postage, Printing & Stationery 1,700 1,772 Office Supplies & Expenses 2,000 1,440 Telephone 2,400 492 Electricity 2,200 867 Transportation 2,900 1,562 Building Maintenance 1,200 835 Lawn Maintenance 200 0 Insurance 14,000 12,670 Insurance - Medical -All Employees 7.400 2,860 Secretarial Ser.- Vacation /Assistant 3,300 2,070 Social Security Tax -All Employees 17,200 7,132 Bookkeeping Service 2,200 1,100 Retirement Plan - All Employees 12,900 3,038 -2- c+a 10R • I§W@201 Legal and Professional Misc. - Dues Legal Advertising Other County Permit Fee Town Library Discount on Taxes Capital Expenditures- Administrative TOTAL Salaries Uniforms, Equipment & Supplies Auto Maintenance Cleaning Uniforms Radio Service & Repair Crime Prevention & Criminal Inv. Capital Expenditures TOTAL Fire Contract Cost Maintenance Repair STREETS AND EASEMENTS Maintenance, Repairs & Supplies Lighting Signs Capital Expenditures Wei- M, i BUDGET ACTUAL 1981 - THRU 1982 2/21/82 $ 10,000 $ 6,614 500 464 500 0 200 135 1,500 915 1,400 671 13,842 10,873 1,000 37 $121,242 $ 66,897 $ 199,480 $ 97,051 2,500 4,034 19,000 11,349 1,100 457 9,000 0 1,000 0 6,000 0 $ 238,080 $ 112,891 $ 25,000 $ 3,250 Ann n $ 25,400 $ 3,250 $ 800 $ 250 11,000 4,733 450 288 10,000 0 $ 22,250 $ 5,271 -3- BUDGET ACTUAL 1981 - THRU SANITATION DEPART= 1982 3/31/82 Salaries $ 27,900 $ 13,927 Garbage Collection Contract 43,008 22,912 Truck Maintenance and Service 4,000 4,638 Uniforms 700 312 Disposal Fees 4,000 1,072 Capital Expenditures 800 0 TOTAL $ 80,408 $ 42,861 Deficit 1980 -81 $ 25,000 TOTAL GENERAL FUND EXPENSES $ 512,380 $ 231,170 CI C STATE OF FLORIDA OFFICE OF GOVERNOR BOB GRAHAM Honorable Joe Hunter Palm Beach County Board of County Commissioners 246 Sea Road Gulf Stream, Florida 33444 Dear Commissioner Hunter: SE6 t Thank you for your letter of January 12 concerning Gulf Stream's burden with fulfilling the annual financial reporting requirement to the Comptroller. While we have not received any previous complaints from municipalities on this requirement,, I will have my staff r j , contact the Comptroller's Office and review this matter to determine the need for the reporting requirements. While there is a legitimate need for the State to receive local government information, particularly so that complete fiscal analyses can be made of legislative bills, I am concerned that the State does not overburden local govern- ments in requiring extraneous information. I will be back in contact with the City of Gulf Stream when our review is complete. With kind regards, BG /mcc cc: Barbara Gwynn, Town Clerk Governor STATE OF FLORIDA COUNTY OF PALM BEACH Before the undersigned authority, an officer duly authorized to administer oath, this day personally appeared who, having first been duly sworn, deposes and says: IADO SOLEMNLY SWEAR that I will support, protect and defend the Constitution and government of the United States and of the State of Florida against all enemies, domestic and foreign, and that I will bear true faith, loyalty and allegiance to the same, and that I am entitled to hold office under the,Constitution of the United States, the Constitution of the State of Florida, and that I will faithfully perform all of the duties- of the office of TOWN COMMISSIONER OF THE TOWN OF GULF STREAM, FLORIDA, on which I am about to enter, SO HELP ME GOD. SWORN TO AND SUBSCRIBED_BEFORE ME .D.1y0— My Commission Expires: �.� %MARY RXIC STATE OF HRW AT LAM �& COMMISSION E%FIGS #A. 911"3 THRU GENERAL INS . m K� alt A POLICE REPORT Month of February.. 1982 TO: Police Commissioner, Robert Dixson FROM: Chief James W. Greer BURGLARIES REPORTED: 0 ATTEMPTED BURGLARIES: 0 STOLEN PROPERTY RECOVERED: 0 BURGLARY CASES CLEARED: 0 LARCENY: 1 ow" Felony: 1 Misdeameanor: 7 Warrants: 0 Traffic: 90 Written Warnings: 32 FIR's: 12 FALSE ALARMS: 23 (See attached report) TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS WITHIN CITY LIMITS: 3 DWI ARRESTS (Breathalyzer in use) 5 TOTAL CASE REPORTS FOR MONTH: 87 * Officer Hatton resigned as of March 12, 1982. Letter of resignation attached. ** Officer James Lundy was hired and will begin work on March 13, 1982. * ** Officer Leslie Bucklew, is disabled and receiving Workman's Comp. Milage Days Hours Buchan 626 16 126 Bunner 1170 18 144 Druien 907 19 152 Hatton 822 20 160 Hood 845 16 138 Rodriguez 914 16 152 Stocks 1006 21 168 Mahoney 1085 20 160 7,375 146 1,200 ;': �. r** �nY4c�cicic;' rJ c4c;' e' c4e�c;' c9c;' e4e;'c;Y;'c;'c�9c;Y�e;'c;F;'c;Y k9c9c�c9c9c; Yic;' c; Y�c- kic;' c4c9c9rk;' c;' c; t; Y- k;' c;Y�c�c;4ic;'c;Y;'cx�c;'c4c�;'c �cic ;� * Officer Hatton resigned as of March 12, 1982. Letter of resignation attached. ** Officer James Lundy was hired and will begin work on March 13, 1982. * ** Officer Leslie Bucklew, is disabled and receiving Workman's Comp. FALSE ALARMS, TOWN OF GULF STREAM, MONTH OF FEBRUARY, 1982 For Period 1/1/82 to 6/1/82 Name Address #Alarms, Feb. IiAlarms Previous Total McClintic 3524 Oleander 1 0 1 Baldwin, J. 2999 N.O.B. 4 0 4 Doyle J. 20 Hidden Harbour 1 1 2 Parkhurst W. 3157 Polo 1 0 1 Dixson, R. 3122 N.O.B. 1 0 1 Johnson, H. 1140 N.O.B. 1 0 0 Wallace J. 3011 Polo Dr. 1 0 1 Ganesh, S. 2985 N.O.B. 1 1 2 Hancock A. 3211 N.O.B. 1 1 2 Pro Shop 2401 N.O.B. 1 3 4 Kennedy J. 3250 Polo Dr. 1 1 2 Blair 535 Banyan 1 0 1 Larson, W. 810 Canary 1 0 1 Evans, R. 1357 N.O.B. 1 0 1 Garrard, J. 1320 N.O.B. 1 0 1 Souder 555 Banyan 1 0 1 Parker J. 3525 Polo 1 0 1 O'Donnell, R. 8 Driftwood Land. 1 0 1 Buckner, H. 1430 N.O.B. 1 0 1 Allen, K. 1511 N.O.B. 1 0 1 MARTIN COLD CARL A. SAX WILLIAM A. MEYER DANIEL SIRLIN CARL E. 5IECEL LAW OFFICES COLD, SAX, MEYER 8 SIRLIN INTERSTATE PLAZA 1499 WEST PALMETTO PARK ROAD BOCA RATON, FLORIDA 33432 (305) 368 -4444 March 18, 1982 William F. Koch, Mayor Town of Gulf Stream 246 Sea Road Gulf Stream, Florida 33444 Re: L'Hermitage Dear Mayor Koch: OF COUNSEL .STANLEY E. ISRAEL NEW YORK OFFICE 488 MADISON AVENUE NEW YORK,N.Y. 10022 12121371-8868 My client, L'Hermitage Associates, Ltd., has asked me to respond to your letter of March 12, 1982. The sales brochure which you refer to attempts to give prospective purchasers a generalized understanding of the project's location in the overall context of south Palm Beach County. The brochure not only discusses its proximity to the Town of Gulf Stream but makes mention of it's proximity to Boca Raton, Boynton Beach, Delray Beach and Palm Beach. Obviously, the intent of the bro- chure is not to suggest to prospective purchasers that the project is located in any or all of these communities. It merely seeks to inform prospective purchasers of various cultural, shopping, res- taurants and entertainment complexes and businesses in the surrounding areas. I would anticipate that a developer building a project that was within the Town of Gulf Stream would include in his sales brochure similar information for his prospective purchasers, mentioning the Town of Gulf Stream's proximity to Boca Raton, Palm Beach, etc. Recently, in the Boca Raton area, the Mayor of Boca Raton wrote to various developers building projects in the area west of the City. He requested that they set forth clearly in their sales material that their projects are not within the City of Boca Raton. It was suggested that these developers should designate in their sales material that their projects are "near" Boca Raton. My client has instructed their sales staff to make it clear to prospective purchasers that the project is not in the Town of Gulf Stream and any future sales material that is prepared will clearly set forth that the project is "near" the Town of Gulf Stream. William F. Koch, Mayor March 18, 1982 Page 2 I trust that this correction will prove satisfactory to you as my client is desirous of maintaining the warmest possible rela- tionship with the Town of Gulf Stream in the future. Very truly yours, n e -E. r SEI /cls R F u l F S r R F A u 3900 north Ocean Boulevard dulfstream, Florida 33444 Telephone: (305) Rq6-6969 'J- nG —sbo v L'HERMITAGE Gulfstream, Florida SALE PRICE LIST* EFFECTIVE MARCH 15, 1982 *Pre- opening prices based on contracts being entered into prior to March 15, 1982. All prices subject to change without notice. �s�d�Ey /c�owcs *Pre- A *Pre- B Floor Opening South Opening North PH - Sold - Sold 7 333,000 370,000 315,000 350,000 6 328,500 365,000 310,500 345,000 5 - Sold 306,000 340,000 4 310,500 345,000 - Sold J 3 301,500 335,000 288,000 320,000 2 292,500 325,000 279,000 310,000 1 - 247,500 275,000 *Pre- opening prices based on contracts being entered into prior to March 15, 1982. 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LaPORTE has served on the Town Commissioi Of the To.vn of Gulf Stream, Pales Beach County, Florida, from May 17 1973 until January 3, 1932. She also served as Police Commissioner from March 21, 1978 until July 14, 1978 and as Vice Mayor from July 14, 1978 until January 8, 1982; and WHEREAS, in recognition of the dedicated and devoted time, service and energies given in the interest of the Town as a member of the Town Commission, Vice Mayor and as Police Commissioner, the entire Commission on behalf of itself and the Town wishes to extend its appreciation; NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE TQWN COMMISSION OF THE TOWN OF GULF STREAM, PALM BEACH COUNTY, FLORIDA, as follows: That this Resolution of Appreciation be extended to JOAN S. LaPORTE for her dedicated and devoted services to the Town of Gulf Stream. ATTEST: PASSED AND ADOPTED this 12th day of March 1982. Mayo -- Vice P1.&Yor - - -" .9 COMMISSVON OF THE TOWN OF GULF STREAM, FLORIDA n SC H[]EN ECTADY CHEMICALS, P.O. Box 1046 • Schenectady, New York 12301 H.D. Wright Chairman of the Board and Chief Executive Officer February 23, 1982 (Gulf Stream - Feb 13) Mrs. Barbara Gwynn _Deputy Town Clerk Gulf Stream, FL 33444 Dear Barbara: INC. After the February 12 Town Hall Meeting, I spoke to you and your husband about the possibility of changing the name of the street at the end of Old School Road which goes perpendicular to that road to Wrightway instead of being called Old School Road which is quite unusual when it goes at right angles to Old School Road at the circle at the end. I was informed that this had to be, of course, approved by the Town Commission and that it was not a complicated matter. I would like to state that, if the Town Board is willing to make this change to Wrightway, I would be willing to pay all expenses involved in the name change such as putting up the sign, etc. For the record, I am the only person who lives on that street, owning 570 Old School Road which, in effect, could be considered to be on Wrightway and 600 Old School Road which actually is on that road. I realize there is a lot or two lots at the end which are now vacant and owned by someone who lives down by the Hillsboro inlet in Florida. It would seem to me this would be the appropriate time to do this now that a new ordinance is being put through by a committee on the Town Board. Also, I would hope that the Town Commission would consider taking me off of that island I have been living on at the end of Old School Road, per my request at the Town Meeting which I bring up or have brought up yearly for the last six years. I shall be in attendance at the Town Hall Meeting in March and will be glad to answer any further questions the Commission may care to bring up on either one of these matters. I would like to thank them in advance for their consideration and would appreciate your bringing this matter to their attention. Sincerely yours, HDW:mag