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Home My Public Portal About04/10/1987There will be a Meeting of the Town Commission of THE TOWN OF GULF STREAM, FLORIDA AT THE TOWN HALL Friday, k P v i l 10 19 87 , at q A.M. Town Clerk. COMMISSIONERS William F Koch, Jr., Mayor Alan I Armour, Vice Mayor Robert J Dl,son Brien Pfeifle, James E. Cross TOWN OF GULF STREAM PALM BEACH COUNTY, FLORIDA VA" COMMISSION MEETING APRIL 10, 1987 1. Roll Call. 2. Approval of Minutes Commission Meeting March 13, 1987. 3. Financial Report. 4. a. Police Report. b. Planning and Zoning Report. 1. A request for an addition of an existing single family residence. Mrs. Anne Bellis, 3450 Gulf Stream Road. Lot 2, Block 1, Plat 111 Polo Fields. (See attached information) 2. Request to reduce the 20,000 square feet minimum lot size to 14,000 square feet. Dr. Vernon Astler. This lot is on County Road, Lot 114, Gulf Stream Heights. (See attached information). C. Code Enforcement Report. d. Town Attorney Report. Re Gulf Stream vs. Delray Drive -In Theater /F.I.N.D. 5. Selection of Financial Commissioner. Selection of Public Works Commissioner. 6. Appoint Legal Counsel. 11 Town Manager of Town Clerk if Police Chief 7. Commission Comments. 8. Public Comments. 9. Adjournment. MAIL ADDRESS 100 SEA ROAD GULF STREAM, FLORIDA 7]444 TEL.'. GULF STREAM 276-5116 Town Manager WILLIAM E. GWYNN Assistant Town ManagerTown Clerk BARBARA GWYNN Chief of Police JAMES GREER COMMISSIONERS William F. Koch, Jr., Mayor Alan 1. Armour, Vice Mayor Robert J. Dlxson Brian Pfeifle, James E. Cross TOWN OF GULF STREAM PALM BEACH COUNTY, FLORIDA TOWN COMMISSION M =ING April 10, 1987 The meeting wad called to order at 9:00 a.m. by the Hon. William F. Koch, presiding. 1. Roll Call Present: Also present: Absent: 2. Minutes William F. Koch Mayor James E. Cross Commissioner Lawrence E. Stahl. CarrrLissioner MAIL ADDRESS 100 SEA ROAD GULF STREAM, FLORIDA 33444 TEL.: GULF STREAM 276 -5116 Town Manager WILLIAM E. GWYNN Assistant Town Manager -Town Clark BARBARA GWYNN Chief of Police JAMES GREER John Randolph Town Attorney William Gwynn Town Manager Barbara Gwynn Town Clerk William Mayer Chairman, Planning & Zoning Board James Greer Chief of Police Richard Brandt Code Enforcement Officer James T. Skelly, Jr. Commissioner Alan T. Armour Vice -Mayor On Motion duly made and seconded the Minutes of the March 13, 1987 meeting were approved. 3. Financial Report On Motion duly made and seconded the Commission approved the Financial Report given by Town Manager William Gwynn. 4. a) Police Report Chief Greer reported on the activities of his department during the previous month emphasizing the preventive measures taken by his staff in the protection of the carmunity. In reply to Cannissioner Cross' query on police coverage of the beach, Chief Greer outlined plans for access of police vehicles and patrol of the beach area. b) Planning and Zoning Report Request for an addition to an existing single family residence. Mrs. Anne Bellis, 3450 Gulf Stream Road, Lot 2, Block 1, Plat #1 Town Ca[[nission Meeting April 10, 1987 Minutes Page Two (4 b. continued) Polo Fields. All requirements having been met, on Motion duly made and seconded, the request was approved. Request to reduce the 20,000 sq. ft. minimum lot size to 14,000 sq. ft. Dr. Vernon Astler, Lot #4, County Road, Gulf Stream Heights. Said request was not approved. After discussion the Cmi ussion approved on Motion duly made and seconded that the Planning and Zoning Board inform Dr. Astler of the concerns of the Town Ca[mission. c) Code Enforcement Report Mr. Gwynn introduced Mr. Richard Brandt to the Commissioners. Mr. Brandt has assumed the duties of Code Enforcement Officer and he reported on the status of building in the cacmunity stating there are no known problems. Mayor Koch noted the issue of the private road near the Iglehart property as being a dangerous situation inasmuch as an emergency vehicle could not get in there and that it is a situation to be watched. d) Town Attorney's Report Mr. Randolph referred to a letter fram F.I.N.D. notifying the Delray Drive -In owners that their lease was going to be revoked because they have breached the Town of Gulf Stream Zoning Code. Said revocation will occur on or about April 20, 1987. Litigation is in progress and the Town of Gulf Stream may have to take action after April 20th. Mr. Randolph suggested the Town put up a contract bond and F.I.N.D. might permit the Town to put up a barricade. On Motion duly made and seconded the Carmission moved to attempt to enter into a long -term lease for the properties north and south of Place Au Soleil. The Caanission approved on motion duly made and seconded an Ordinance amending Ordinance No. 83 -1, on first reading. This amendment is to be filled in to read "7 feet ". The title of the Ordinance as read by Mr. Randolph is: op-&- 'r7-'s AN ORDINANCE OF THE TOWN COMMISSION OF THE TOM OF GULF STREAM, PALM BEACH COUNTY, FLORIDA, AMENDING ORDINANCE NO. 83 -1, THE OFFICIAL ZONING ORDINANCE OF THE T WN OF GULF STREAM BY AMENDING =ION IV, DEFINITIONS, TO INCLUDE DEFINITIONS FOR "ADDITION", "AREA OF SHALLOW FLOODING ", "BREAKWY WALL", "COASTAL HIGH HAZARD AREA ", "DEVE1OPDEW11, "ELEVATED BUILDING", "FLOOR", "HIGHEST ADJACENT GRADE ", "MEAN SEA LEVEL ", "MANUFACTURED HOME", "NATIONAL GEODETIC VERTICAL DATUM (NGVD) "; AMENDING SECTION XIV - FLOOD HAZARD AREAS, Town Commission Meeting April 10, 1987 Minutes Page Three (4 d. continued) RELATING TO VARIANCE PROCEDURES AND GENERAL STANDARDS SO AS TO INCLUDE THE FEDERAL 124ERGENCY MANAGE= AGENCY OCTOBER 1, 1986 REVISIONS To THE NATIONAL FLOOD INSURANCE PROGRAM: PROVIDING FOR SEVERABILITY: PROVIDING FOR CODIFICATIO14: PROVIDING AN EF=IVE DATE. 5. Selection of Commissioners On Motion duly made and seconded the Commission approved the following appointments: James T. Skelly, Jr. as Finance Commissioner Lawrence E. Stahl as Public Works Commissioner 6. Appointments On liotion duly made and seconded the Commission approved the following appointments: John Randolph William Gtynn Barbara G,ynn James Greer Legal Counsel Town Manager Town Clerk Chief of Police There being no further business the meeting was adjourned at 9:55 a.m. Toum Cler CTOWN OF GULF STREAM FINANCIAL REPORT Month of April, 1987 OPERATING ACCOUNT Balances 3/31/87 $117,988.44 Deposits 54,819.97 Withdrawals 75,473.11 Balances 4/30/87 97,335.30 Receipts Electric Franchise 4,027.24 Emergency Medical Service 525.00 Real Estate Taxes 16,415.87 Fines 348.25 Licenses 371.11 Water 21,473.40 Trash 3,339.00 Half Cent Sale Tax 1,807.66 Other 45.14 _ Permits 1,323.50 County Gas Tax 2,234.64 Cigarette Tax 167.56 Lots cleared 250.00 Florida Revenue sharing 761.00 Cable T.V. Franchise 748.50 Insurance Refund 982.10 Total 54,819.97 Invested Funds General Fund 407,418.27 Water 60,869.84 Police Department (Boat Sale) 11,356.40 Dredging 48,102.60 Sinking 2,839.80 OL'OE9 VV'009 sKoogS SSE TO'9I6 L8 /OT /V - L8 /8Z /E a2gong LS£2 zaaz9 95EZ# TT'ELV'SL 69'SLV'Z 00'S66 VV'VTT'T VL'LT£'V ES'8IV'OT 6E'SLT ET'08V'Z 98'LT9'Z LE'VZT LL'6Z ST ET 00'09 00'OV9'T SV'69 00'06E'S 00'0SZ'E 98'VZT ££'ZLS OS'ZSV 00'VV ZE'LZ EL'L6 SE'9ST OV'LLZ SS'EE TO'VE 0£'9E5'T 98'OT 00'05 9L'SS6 1Egoy aaAOTdutg aaAOTduia aaAOTduia TTozA2d aaAOTdutg aaAOTdutt TTOZA2d S90TAaas TLUOTssagozd saIDigaA uMOI saaa Aauzoggy •gdaa aOTTod SeTTddns TT2H uMOy s9TTddns -H-J, bui.zogtuoui AT29gz2nb H•y •sAZas *ADDS 5 'MOTIy zL0 '-B,goov •gdaa 80TTod - satTddnS I2sodsi0 abeq.TL0 40224uo0 a.TTa LBO 'zgb puZ sxzoM DTTgnd •gdaa aOTTod •gdaa aoTTod auzgO2ui - sxzoM oTTgnd •gdaa aDtTod SX-70M OTTgnd T TT2H uMOy saTTddng •gdaa aDTTod .794g9T Swg - sadOTanua paduLgs 6L'9SE'T zogDLduioO g ZV'Z9 V£'ZTO'Z 00'SS OZ'6EI OS'OTT L6'EET'ET £6'ZSE 09'8V 00'966 VV '680'T ZS'060'V OZ'LVO'OT 00'58£ ZL'6V0'Z 00' szab2d sxzoM DFTgnd satTddnS 'H',I u2Td -duto0 -H -y 'gdaa 90TTOd sxzoM DFTgnd T2sodsia gsLJJ, H'y 'sggbTl gaazgg '•T,uaO •gdaa 90TIOd zi2daH g •uTLw zagLM gdaa DOTIOd I sNZOM DTTgnd •gda(3 DOTI% # 40924S TI2H uMoy Z/£ - E/Z zagLM 'gdaa aoTTod ITEH uMOI aadoTduia aaAoTdmH TTOaA2d aaKOTduq TTozAed aaAOTdM zap2aH zagaw aaAoTduq `IrIOxxed TTZdK - SaI 9066 dui00 •gaa wOSO V06V 'II'O 'dui T2dioiunw A2ziaa E06V 51uEe 4g9uz2g Z06P urea-1-4S 3In9 3o umoy T06V SEE) 006V sgonpo.Td ITO 3TnEt 668V gdOTpuLH ugor 868V pzoa 802TTEM TITS L68V STALa xLw 968V •00 zaquin7 AgTO u2900 968V suiagsAS AgTnzoaS AzzLx V68V •bgDoy uuAMg -g -mm E68V •dzo0 TTaMO7- pTtgDZZLa Z68V uOT4Lgru2S AgunoO T68V abpiH u2aOO ;O uMOy 068V uUTO3?uII Agtznd 688V azty A2d AsLH 888V a.Iiy A2d AsLa L88V zTLdag uoT42za5?.T39H 3Tgu2T4y 988V( ognv uoguAog 988V LAOS a3uaz2T0 V86V szau2aT0 5 A2pun27 Za •os £88V Ta0-oH Z88V TTag uzaggnOS T88V SiPu2H 088V 'OuI ''u2Td 5 buTaDaurbug a0anosag 6L8V szaggozg ggzu'S 8L8V •DuI 'buzpTOM mogsnO L48V AgTZoggny agsLM PTTOS 9L8V gqb ?7 g zaMOd 2pizoTa SL8V satTddnS 9oTgjO z2bpg VL8V puL79a y TaAZLH EL8V ab2dTay ZLSV suuOgTuO H e g TL8V •DuI 'abemI ggbtzg OL8V gD2ag A22Taa 30 AgTO 698V TTag uzaggnoS 898V gsLO Aggad L98V •duio0 'gaa /4QOS0 998V uOTufl 4TPaao -unw ALZiaa S98V Ku2g 449u.z29 V98V xu2g ggauz2g E9" III TaAZ2H T2ua Z98V Puna gsnzy ggTLaH unw EPTzoia 198V( OIOA 098V# L TV Z abed 'p , guo0 luidau FINANCIAL REPORT Cont'd. Page 3 Apr, 41, 1987 PAYROLL Cont'd. #2359 Burtka 3/28/87 - 4/10/87 842.39 2360 Neff „ „ 725.54 2361 Williams 798.25 2362 Delorme 573.25 2363 Burbank 734.34 2364 Henry 613.42 2365 Peterson 709.34 2366 Soto 551.42 2367 Helmes 241.75 2368 Sava 594.36 2369 Colebrook 509.66 2370 Pickering 502.66 2371 Gwynn 603.67 2372 Greer 4/11/87 - 4/24/87 916.01 2373 Buchan 500.44 2374 Stocks 690.80 2375 Burtka 842.39 2376 Neff " 884.75 2377 Williams 2378 Delorme 773.25 573.25 2379 Burbank 835.01 2380 Henry 665.55 2381 Peterson 733.76 2382 Soto 551.22 2383 Helmes " 2384 Sava 241.75 2385 Colebrook " 594.36 509.66 2386 Pickering " 2387 Gwynn 502.66 603.67 Total 20,465.73 m O p W H w r- 00 y Ha I m r-I W •ri H a' W w r 43 10 m a) M I O m m .'J r O N 0 0 O O O O O O I OI 0 0 0 0 O O O O O m O in r-I O V' O O In rd 4i O O00O0 C3 C, ol OI y p 0 0 000000 O a O r 0 v 0 0 0 O N M b M N r M VI l0 10 In r'I In m m ri N M M m �7 N N r r tO r 01 m H H m M M M 01 r r M N m I ri O C E 00 r O w m 0 aorc ,O b m tO r M M N M r ,0 0 p, m mMaNm McC 1O +III 1p aInMHr Inw -4 In a I!1 ri M M N IN•i tp a }II O OI W O 00000000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 O O caaOm OInM m ro r-I N r-I In M W rr F .r-1 a OIyII I to O O O O M a O O d O M M c3 O O r✓ m m V' r" r-I V' lD O N m N Nn N r r tO r 01 m 7I H m M M M 01 r r M N m I ri N E) C NI 00 N y ro i 0 a) W N d N i H S U m 14 In 4J W 0 ELI C t +J ta N4U w w 0 VJ 'r1 v V d° m a)a) q H H •I�1 N •.Oi 4 C f�•I +�I > 134 4) W W a m H W H O a 0 OI OIyII I to O O O O M O O O O d O M M c3 O O r_ v M N N Nn O 0 OI s N O O V m uM r l CO O O O r-O 0 0 M V' 0 C l0 N m O M '-I M M m V -I N m N 0 0 0 0 10,I N O O O O N V' m V' N O m M 01 01 T O H M m V' m N H V' V' O 10 l0 011 11 O u1 M m ri O m r O 01 N r ID 0\ m VI rl rl H m LO m N r-I I' 0 000OI C, O O O O O O o M O o o M 0) M O N N N -I ri N M tO OIyII I to pl N O 1 u1 O OI r to O fn � OI N ck I O OI r_ NI ml � �� O 0 mI N O O V m uM r l CO O O O r-O 0 0 M V' 0 C l0 N m O M '-I M M m V -I N m N 0 0 0 0 10,I N O O O O N V' m V' N O m M 01 01 T O H M m V' m N H V' V' O 10 l0 011 11 O u1 M m ri O m r O 01 N r ID 0\ m VI rl rl H m LO m N r-I I' 0 000OI C, O O O O O O o M O o o M 0) M O N N N -I ri N M tO OIyII I to O N N O 1 u1 O 0I r to O fn pI OI N ck I O OI r_ NI ml ri �� O 0 N O O V m uM r l CO O O O r-O 0 0 M V' 0 C l0 N m O M '-I M M m V -I N m N 0 0 0 0 10,I N O O O O N V' m V' N O m M 01 01 T O H M m V' m N H V' V' O 10 l0 011 11 O u1 M m ri O m r O 01 N r ID 0\ m VI rl rl H m LO m N r-I I' 0 000OI C, O O O O O O o M O o o M 0) M O N N N -I ri N M tO OIyII I to O N N O 1 u1 O -4 r to O fn pI OI N ck M O OI r_ NI N O O V m uM r l CO O O O r-O 0 0 M V' 0 C l0 N m O M '-I M M m V -I N m N 0 0 0 0 10,I N O O O O N V' m V' N O m M 01 01 T O H M m V' m N H V' V' O 10 l0 011 11 O u1 M m ri O m r O 01 N r ID 0\ m VI rl rl H m LO m N r-I I' 0 000OI C, O O O O O O o M O o o M 0) M O N N N -I ri N M tO OIyII I to O N N O 1 u1 O -4 r to 01 M O O pI d N O M O lzr NI r_ I ri O O 0 OI m M C V' NI 00 H ul C N in yO O 0 7 a 7 ro a I rs, c tp a ro > 33 F N m +J 2 3 H co N qqy E N ro G t7 y N W ro N O � rt 4-I O U1 W N 'r N 'C •rl y 7 'O 14 p N C rl r-4 q N 0 •r4 +I rt LL ,a a) a) a)M W mmi2 YSH g E n N W 0 00 O n I O N r N to r to 01 M O O O d N O M O 0 p M Q ri r-I O 0 r-I O OI O 101 V 00 O N r N to r to V' In r N d N m r-, ri 01 M 0 r•I to N 00 MI CO NQIm N r O i 1 0 tD N 01 O V N m r O Co rI O m v 0 I-I m N 00 °p 0O °O o M m M p In In m I r I V N m r O ri ri r v <r r ri N r M m M m O e-, M I In N I N M N in O 0 rI U, 11 00 H ul C in yO O 7 a 7 ro a I rs, c a > 33 F N +J 2 3 H I LEA E U °a a o x U3 U W Kc U r >H rn M 00 M 00 M 0) m 0 m 0 m r Lnl N O N 0) m m rn cp O N 00 r f•1 m o0 tnq M m m 0 m 0 m 1 ro w o o r N N N r- a � 0) Cq m -V c r >H rn M 00 M 00 M 0) m 0 m 0 m r Lnl N O N 0) m m rn cp O _ $ f•1 m P4 ro w o o a � Cq a q� W q O W m C Cq m W 4 1 m I N 11 N m a Z m •'I q pU C U qU O H 04 a o w m x E �; x ro w m wa ul Ana w m r m IV W N r C O LD L D d IT C3 T O) N r C -0 ra? pc q m R +q q J 89 t O Y 4 O •rl O O w +J +L 4O X k 3 m O C D 01 0 H W m o H COO m H 0 C O H r N 01 O 0 to N N O OI O O O O o r r � O 41 O LD T c c =i a� as 0 +J E mro o U' 3 E 4J -❑P O 0 0 +L +L Lei Xq� ?mG O F F a) a) w 99 _ $ a C a Cq $ r COO m H 0 C O H r N 01 O 0 to N N O OI O O O O o r r � O 41 O LD T c c =i a� as 0 +J E mro o U' 3 E 4J -❑P O 0 0 +L +L Lei Xq� ?mG O F F a) a) w 99 C COMMISSIONERS William F. Koch, Jr., Mayor Alan I. Armour, Vice Mayor Robert J. Ol,eon Brian Pfeiffer James E. Cmss TOWN OF GULF STREAM PALM BEACH COUNTY, FLORIDA April 3, 1987 Dear Resident: This letter is being sent to you to explain the EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICE available to residents of the Town of Gulf Stream. The following numbers are very important and should be placed in an area that is readily accessible should the need arise. MAIL ADDRESS 100 SEA ROAD GULF STREAM, FLORIDA 33444 TEL: GULF STREAM 2785118 Town Manager WILLIAM E. GWYNN Assistant Town Manager-Town Clerk BARBARA GWYNN Chief of Police JAMES GREER 911 — EMERGENCY 276 -4141 — NON— EMERGENCY When you dial 911 the following will take place. 1. A dispatcher will ask you a number of questions. DO NOT GET UPSET OR WORRIED THAT IT IS TAKING TOO LONG. While you are giving the information she needs, the various departments are receiving the call and are dispatched (simultaneously). 2. The EMERGENCY MEDICAL VEHICLE (PARAMEDICS) are dispatched from the City of Delray Beach Fire Department. 3. At the same time the EMERGENCY MEDICAL VEHICLE (PARAMEDICS) are dispatched a DELRAY BEACH FIRE TRUCK is dispatched. (This will provide extra manpower and the larger life saving equipment if necessary) 4. At the same time your GULF STREAM POLICE OFFICER has been notified and on his way. 5. At the same time, if REQUESTED by the PARAMEDICS, an ambulance from Bethesda Hospital is on its way. (This is sent to provide transportation for patient to hospital, the EMERGENCY MEDICAL VEHICLE (PARAMEDICS) dispatched from Delray Beach will not transport patient to hospital). PLEASE DO NOT Page 2. EMS CApril 3, 1987 You will receive TWO (2) separate bills. 1. From the Town of Gulf Stream for $275.00 which is reimbursed to the City of Delray Beach for providing this service. 2. From the Ambulance Service directly should this service be used. If you are in need of a GULF STREAM POLICE OFFICER other than an emergency situation, the 24 hour number should be used 276 -4141. In case of FIRE, call 911. We are contracted with the Ocean Ridge Fire Department and the call will be directed to them by the dispatcher. Your health and safety are very important to us and we want to give you the best service available. Please take a moment and place the enclosed sticker on your telephone or in a conspicuous area. We have also enclosed a card explaining the various services available and the appropriate phone numbers. Please feel free to call at anytime if we can help answer any questions you may have. Sincerely, Barbara Gwynn Town Clerk TOWN OF GULF STREAM PALM BEACH COUNTY, FLORIDA COMMISSIONERS MAIL ADDRESS IGO SEA ROAD William F. Koch, Jr., Mayor GULF STREAM, FLORIDA Alan I. Armour, Vice Mayor 33444 R Robert J. Dixson TEL.: GULF STREAM 2765116 Brian Pfelfler James E. Cross Town Manager WILLIAM E. GWYNN AGENDA n Assistant Town Maager -Town Clerk PLANNING AND ZONING BOARD BARBARA GWYNN APRIL 1, 1987 Chief of Police JAMES GREER 1. Roll Call. 2. Approval of Minutes, March 4, 1987. 3. A request from Mrs. Ann Bellis, 3450 Gulf Stream Road Lot 2, Block 1, Plat ill, Polo Fields, to reduce the required fifteen (15) feet or fifteen percent (15%) sideyard setback to eleven feet two inches (11'2 ") in order to construct an addition to an existing single family residence, pursuant to Section VII, K -1, Town of Gulf Stream Building Code, Ordinance 83 -1. Prior to the passage of Ordinance 83 -1 the setback requirement was 10 feet. 4. A request from Dr. Vernon B. Astler. County Road, Lot 114, Gulf Stream Heights to reduce the building site requirement from twenty thousand (20,000) square feet to fourteen thousand (14,000) square feet. Pursuant to Section VII, I -1. This conforms to the previous lot size requirement of 10,000 square feet, prior to the adoption of Ordinance 83 -1. 5. A request from representatives of the Gulf Stream Bath and Tennis Club to bring before the Board a plan showing an addition of a snack bar to their existing building. No action is requested - information and guidance is requested. 6. Board Member Comments. 7. Comments from Public. 8. Adjournment. H LAW OFFICES � MOYLE, FLANIGAN, KATZ, FITZGERALD 8c SHEEHAN, P.A. KAREN LEVIN ALEXANDER C THOMAS M. SEASON PETER L BRETON ROBERT BRODY E. COLE FITIGERALD. III JOHN F. FLANIGAN ANDREW FULTON, III JAMES PATRICK GARRITY MYRA GENDEL TIMOTHY P. HOMAN MARTIN V. KATZ WILLIAM B. KING RONALD K. KOLINS LISA MILLER LAYMAN STEVEN A. MAYANS JON C. MOYLE DAVID S. PRESSLY MARK E. RAYMOND THOMAS A. SHEEHAN.= DONNA H. STINSON MARTA M. SUAREZ•MURIAS VIRGINIA L. VANCE NANCY KAREN VORPE 9n, FLOOR, BARNETT CENTRE 625 NORTH FLAGLER DRIVE POST OFFICE BOX 3666 'WEST PAT V BEACB, FLORIDA. 33402 TELEPHONE (305) 659-7500 TELECOPIER (305) 659.1789 SENT VIA CERTIFIED MAIL March 31, 1987 Drive -In Theater of Florida, Inc. 1000 North State Road 7 Margate, Florida 33063 Dear Sir or Madam: TALLAHASSEE OFFICE SUITE 100, THE PERKINS HOUSE 116 NORTH GADSDEN STREET TALLAHASSEE, FLORIDA 32301 TELEPHONE (904) 681 -3826 I am writing you on behalf of the Florida Inland Navigation District ( "FIND ") concerning the Temporary License Agreement ( "Agreement ") dated May 17, 1985 between Drive -In Theater of Florida, Inc. and FIND. At its meeting on March 27, 1987, the Board of Commissioners of FIND authorized me to notify you of FIND's intent to terminate the Agreement pursuant to Paragraph 2.1(b) of the Agreement. This termination shall take effect on April 20, 1987. Pursuant to Paragraph 3.3 of the Agreement, you are hereby requested to restore the premises to the condition substantially similar to its condition at the inception of the Agreement. As I am sure you are aware, the Town of Gulf Stream has brought suit (Case No. CL- 87- 583 -AB, Fifteenth Judicial Circuit, Palm Beach County, Florida) concerning the illegal use of the property that is the subject of the Agreement. Inasmuch as this violation of Gulf Stream's zoning code is contrary to the provisions of Paragraph 3.4 of the Agreement, FIND hereby requests indemnification pursuant to Paragraph 6.2 for its costs and expenses in defending itself in this litigation. Costs associated with such defense, at the present time, total $913.44. Prior to the termination of Property in question shall be Paragraph 3.4 of the Agreement, terminated as of April 20, 1987. the license, any use of the had only in compliance with with all usage of the Property The Town of Gulf Stream is being notified of the termination of the license and FIND's insistence RECEIVED R , 1987 0410S Drive —In Theater of Florida, Inc. C March 31, 1987 Page 2 that no further use be made of the Property after April 20, 1987. This communication is being made in hopes of resolving the present litigation without any further costs or expense. TASIII /jgt cc: Donald H. Reed, Jr., Esquire Trela White, Esquire John C. Randolph, Esquire 0410S Sincerely your, nourrs Thomas A. Sheehan, III ?laco act .Sole!.[ ,Ijjociation, Inc. P.O. Rox ?i74 Culf S(iceom, F1 ?A44 r'ronda4, /hatch 30, 1987 i atm I:each Coup tc} PLaivwcg. Comn.i j 4.toa i tan Lzma, Ion-in4 & Bu.Ctd in.g ' ep.t. ::oriing :c.iuiAton 3400 Betvedete 'oad est Palm Beach, Ttottda 33406 :e: Petttton r{ 07-40 �entte�en: Ton the pa4.t twa yea24 .the undeutgned had been Pteo.ident o� the Place Ru Sate.it A44oclation, Inc. 3 am 4t4c gtcy appooed to the above captioned petitdon fo)L 4peei.a.t exception. The area coveted be} thd4 petittoa to tocated in what in 2e- fe&&ed to a4 the 74,ea r,a et.. rn Satutday4 and SundayA the amount of congestion drawn to Tcdetat l;ighway. by pede4tt.ian4 and autom.obitea a•tt&acted to the Tiea filatket haz )Leached aet.iau-4 ptopott iorv4 and Z the caw4e fat aumetou4 acciden t4. The u,4e4 fot which the above ptopetty in the Petition above would anty. add ,to the pteseat congestion. .ga additi.on it would .in Aeaoe the present aiR pottut,ion anal sott pattution ptobtems, generate mote no.tse and posctbtjj add to dnteased ittuminattion. The area in question bo2deA4 the west boundatp. of Place Ru Soteit and would ce.tta inti4 dettact {atom the ptopeAtij uaiLm4 o� these homeowners. iot L4 these tea4or we 4i ceJtaiij hope that you wdtt d 4app&oue Petition # 87 -40. S.incete4, R.R. h4b"ttom Pte,i.t.dent 2534 Rue Ru Sotel.4. ,uLA Stream., T.L. 33444 .1 south palm beach county cooperative dispatch center CDC p pHugh McCaffrey, Director 100 Northwest Second Avenue Boca Raton, Florida 33432 (305)392.3100 MEMO RAN D U M March 13, 1987 To: CDC Board of Directors From: Hugh McCaffrey, Director Subject: Disposal of CDC Property Further references (attached): A. CDC Property Inventory dated May 23, 1987 B. Delray Beach Police Memorandum, Property Acquisition from CDC /Boca Raton dated December 18, 1986 C. Boca Raton Police Dept. memorandum, CDC Equipment dated February 11, 19.87 The original inventory (May 23, 1986) listed property available. The two subsequent memoranda express interest in acquiring some of the property. In addition, a representative of the Palm Beach County Sheriff's Office radio shop has inquired as to the consoles and possibly the voting /comparator systems (Property Inventory, pg. 1, items 1, 2, 3, and 11). The representative was invited to appear at the next Board of Director's meeting (March 23), or submit a letter or proposal. Any negotiations for pagers and portable radios purchased directly by agencies are not CDC property so must take place between the agencies. Property not spoken for includes the Dictaphone logger and related items (numbers 5, 6, 7, and 8 from the inventory list, pg. 1); desks and chairs (items 9 and 13); the conveyor belt system (item 10); incidental office equipment (item 15); incidental office supplies, less the erasable message board (item 16); and items 17, 18, and 19. Disposal of this property can be accomplished either by general sale at the estimated value prices listed, auction at any of the cities' property disposal sales, or other method as determined by the Board. Any monies received should be placed in the CDC general fund to go toward operating expenses or be rebated to the cities in equal shares. Respectfully, Hugh McCaffrey Director Serving Gulfstream Boynton Beach 'Delray Beach Highland Beach Boca Raton f south polrn beach count cooperotive dispatch acenteror 100 Northwest Second Avenue Boca Raton, Florida 33432 (305)392.3100 BOARD OF DIRECTORS: P. Cheney, Chairman J. Pennington J. Rutherford CDC PROPERTY INVENTORY \, A Serving: - Boynton Beat Beach �. Hi ghla ghland Beai Boca Raton May 23, 1986 I Fixed equipment: All equipment other than portable radios and pagers. This property is located at several sites and listed by site. All was obtained either on the initial grant or purchased with CDC funding. Total Est. Value A Communications Center, 100 NW 2nd Ave., Boca Raton 300 1. Three (3) Motorola Centracomm dispatch consoles with status slots. 150 2. One (1) Motorola Centracomm supervisory console. 75 3. One (1) Motorola Centracomm information console w /paging encoder. 200 - 4. Cincinnati Time Recording System consisting of: a. One (1) master controller clock, and b. Eight (8) date /time stamp recorders 400 5. One (1)- Dictaphoie tape logoar, 7n3dell 4000 -A, two decks (A&B), thirty channels each, with clock and storage cabinet. 150 6. One (1) Dictaphone 4000 playback recorder (30 channel) 200 7. Four (4) Dictaphone "call check" instant playback recorders. 5 8. One demagnetizer (tape eraser). 80 9. Four (4) complaint desks 1501, , 10. One (1) Acme card conveyer belt system. 500; Y 11. One (1) comparitor /voting system and cabinet. 120 12. Si%ty (60) magnetic recording tapes. 180 13. Nine (9) chairs. 40 14. One (1) "C- Phone" TTD Transceiver (Community Block Grant to CDC thrO.Ligh City of Boyn w n Beach). 655 15. Incidental OLOice equipment to include, but not limited to: Two (2) IBM Selectric II Typewriters; IBM Copier I; Two (2) wooden desks: Two (2) Bearcat scanners; one (1) wooden book shelf; one (1) five drawer meal filing cabinet; one (1) four draw metal filing cabinet; one (1) calculator; one (1) paper cutter. ., r E S -2- 85 16. Incidental office supplies to include, but not limited to: hole punches, staplers, label maker; scotch tape dispensers; stationary; books and manuals; two (2) cork bulletin boards; one (1) cloth /cork bulletin board; one (1) erasable message board; three (3) floor fans; waste baskets; three (3) fire extinguisher; one (1) table. 50 17. One (1) rear screen projector. 10 18. One (1) large cloth print. 45 19. Two (2) 250w metal halide floor lamps and one (1) 60w metal halide wall mount lamp. B) Repeater /receiver sites y 2000 1. Boca Raton Hotel And Club, E. Camino Real. Two (2) 250w UHF repeaters with associated antennas, cavity filters, lines, and couplers. 1000 2. Carleton Condominium, E. Camino Real, Boca Raton. Receiver cabinet with five (5) receivers, antenna, and associated equipment., 3000 3. South County Tower, 345 So. Congress Ave., Delray Beach. Three (3) 250w UHF repeaters with associated antennas, cavity filters, lines, . and couplers. 1000 4. ITV, 505 So. Congress Ave., Boynton Beach. Receiver cabinet with - five (5) receivers, antenna, and associated equipment. 1000 5• Park Place, Yamato at I -95, Boca Raton. Receiver cabinet with five (5) receivers, antenna, and associated equipment. 1000 6. Spanish River Inn, 1111 E. Atlantic Ave., Delray Beach. Receiver cabinet with five (5) receivers, antenna, and associated equipment. 1000 7. Boynton water tower, Boynton Beach. Receiver cabinet with five (5) receivers, antenna, and associated equipment. 300 8• Boca Raton Police Department.. Cnnrrnl crat=on, battery testers, chargers. 300 9• Boynton Beach Police Department. Control station, battery testers, charger 300 10. Delray Beach Police Department. Control station, battery testers, chargers 300 11. Gulf Stream Police Department. Control station, battery testers, char ers. 300 12. Hign an n tment. Contro station, battery testers, charge Note: A list of model and serial numbers for the fixed radio equipment is available. f- JI Radio Pagers No pagers were purchased by or with CDC funding. The cities individually purchased the follo::ing equipment. CDC coordinated with the cities to avoid duplicacing tones. There are five pagers not accounted for in that the encoding numbers in sequence a assigned as follows: re not listed. There are seventy -nine (79) 30 ea. Boca Raton = 27, to include 23 in the Police Dept., 3 in Public Works, and 1 in City Hall. 30 ea. Boynton Beach = 46, to include 27 in the Police Dept., 10 in Public Works, 6 in the fire Dept., 2 in the Water Dept., and 1 in the Building Dept. 30 ea. Delray Beach = 6, all in,public works. 1 -3- III Portable Radios The original grant funding provided 250 portable units. Additional radios were purchased individually by the cities. A total of 379 radios were in the system, however 10 are listed as scrapped (1), stolen (2), or missing (7). Following is a break down of radio assignments by city to include the missing units: Boca Raton 94 grant total includes 4 missing, 2 stolen UHF MT 500 PL. High Power 52 city purchased $200 to $350 ea. — 146 total Boynton Beach 69 grant 23 city purchased 92 total Delray Beach 69 grant total includes 1 missing 51 city purchased 120 total Gulf Stream 9 grant total includes 1 scrapped-, 1 missing 3 city purchased 12 total Highland Beach 7 grant /total total includes 1 missing CDC 2 grant /total "OT%: CDC received and distributed the original 250 radios from the grant. City purchases were direct, not through CDC and the numbers were obtained through maintenance records and requests for information, not verified by actual count. - IV Mobile Radios $200 -350 It is my understanding that the City of Delray Beach purchased three (3) mobile each radios.- Two (2) mobiles appear on the service contract. I have been unable to obtain an appraisal. on the equipment as it varies considerabl` in age and condition. In addition there appears to be a fluctuating market for used equipment. V ()tile* equipment Unknown There are three by and provided Delray Beach. 5400 In addition thei - controlled but not property of CDC: (3) Rapid Print model 1.V -1 case numbering stamps, one cacti owned by the police departments of Boca Raton, Doynton Beach, and e are four (4) Dictaphone "call check" tncr,..r -4- provided by Palm Beach County Communications Division in conjunction with the 9 -1 -1 system. These are County property and are subject to return when no longer necessary for use at CDC. Respectfully submitted, 1 Lirey�� Director G G M TO: FROM: DATE: SUBJECT: Nlf. NcT- CRCHL'Ale)Y F09 3-LP YIM F.'V/1�E1LFO2(i ��23%7/ Delray Beach Police Department 200 S.W. 1st Street Delray Beach, Florida 33444.9987 • Phone(305)278 -4300 — CHARLES KILGORE Chief of Police MEMORANDUM James L. Pennington, City Manager Charles Kilgore, Chief of Police December 18, 1986 MEEKY 6=1�UMN ERQU C_ . &.iLHQQA 86IQU In conjunction with the dissolution of South Palm Beach County Cooperative Dispatch Center, we have completed our review of the property inventory held by. C.D.C. and the property listed as owned by specific cities. Listed below are the items we are interested in obtaining, and the values: 1) 2) 3) 4) 5) 6) 7) 8) 9) 10) 11) 12) 13) 14) 15) 16a Sixty (60) magnetic recording tapes One (1) erasable message board Carleton Condominium receiver site /equipment South County Tower repeater— receiver site /equ ITV receiver site /equipment Park Place receiver site /equipment Spanish River Inn receiver site /equipment Boynton Water Tower receiver site /equipment Boca Raton P.D. control station, testers, Boynton Beach P.D. control station, testers, Delray Beach P.D. control station, testers, Highland Beach P.0-control station, testers, Boca Raton P.D. MT -500 portable radios -88 Boynton Beach P.D. MT -500 portable radios -69 Ole . MT -500 portable radios -69 iFf ghland Beach P. —500 protable radios— 6 C.D.C. MT— Protable radios— 2 ipment C chargers ( chargers ( chargers ( chargers ( x $275.00( x $275.00( x $275.00( x $275.00( x $275.00( TOTAL Credit for 1/3 Share To C.D.C. Funding may come from one, two or all three sources: $ 120.00) 20.00) 1,000.00) 2,000.00) 1,000.00) 1,000.00) 1,000.00) 11000.00) 300.00) 300.00) 300.00) 300.00) 24,200.00) 18,975.00) 18,975.00) 1,650.00) 550.00) $72,690.00 — 24,230.00 $48,460.00 1) Delray Beach 1/3 share of C.D.C. assets, excluding the items above. 2) Surplus Delray Beach Public Safety Facility bond money. 3) General Fund budget. SUBJECT: PBQEE9IY 6Q4UIQIIIQU ESQC! BAIQU December 18, 1986 Page 2 We would also like to purchase pagers from Boca Raton (27) and Boynton Beach (46) which work off the 470 MHz system. Appraised cost . of each is $30.00, therefore, totalling $2,190.00. TOTAL ESTIMATED COST — $50,650.00 Your consideration will be appreciated, as we would like to present this at the next C.D.C. meeting on January 12, 1987. Respectfully submitted, -00 ------- CHARLES KILL Chief of Policce� MM I 11 u�I 1'�i1,IlII is Prated and Serne 11 February 1987 T0: Peter A. Petracco Chief of FROM: el Wafle Communications Center Director SUBJECT: C.D.C. Equipment ice Department In reviewing our needs for the new communications center I believe we will need Cincinnati Time Clocks. I understand the Fire Department will transfer two to the Center. The Cooperative Dispatch Center should have extra Cincinnati Time Clocks. The best scenario would be to have a clock at each console (7). however. that may not be feasible. Please advise Mr. McCaffrey that we are interested in any time clocks that may be available. MW /tl s 100 NORTHWEST SECOND AVENUE, BOCA RATON, FLORIDA 33432 rnncnr_Gnir-V 011 AMAINISTRAMN 305 /395 -1161 MONTHLY POLICE ACTIVITY REPORT GULF STREAM POLICE DEPARTMENT REPORTED CRIMES 1. Vandalism - 1 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. S. 9. 10. POLICE SERVICE CALLS 1. Suspicious Incidents - 11 2. Disturbance Calls - 4 3. Public Service - 4 4. Traffic - 2 5. Assist other Departments - 11 6. Town Ordinance Violations - 1 7. Domestic - 1 8. Extra Patrol - 1 9. Animal Complaints - 2 10. Found Property - 1 11. Unattended Death - 1 12. FALSE ALARM CALLS 45 MEDICAL ASSISTS FIRE ASSISTS TOTAL CALLS FOR THE MONTH: 86 MONTH OF March 19 87 INVESTIGATIONS PENDING 0 ACCIDENT INVESTIGATIONS 1 ARRESTS MISDEMEANOR 0 FELONY 0 DWI 0 TRAFFIC (CITATIONS) 22 WARRANTS I JAMES W. GREER, CHIEF OF 'POLICE De ROBERT A. DITTMAN DONALD C. DOWLING ROBERT W. FEDERSPIEL,P.A. JOHN W. SPINNER SPLNNER, DITrxAN, FHDIDRSPIEL & DOWLIN6 ATTORNEYS AT LAW A PARTNERSHIP INCLUDING PROFESSIONAL ASSOCIATIONS 501 EAST ATLANTIC AVENUE DELRAY BEACH, FLORIDA 33444 (305) 276 -2900 April 7, 1987 Board of County Commissioners Palm Beach County County Governmental Center 301 N. Olive Avenue West Palm Beach, Florida 33401 Re: PETITION NO. 87 -40 Site Plan Approval Request for DELRAY VOLVO Location: Federal Highway .5 Mile (+ or -) South of Gulfstream Boulevard between Delray Beach and Boynton Beach Dear Members of the Commission: WEST PALM BEACH LINE (305) 736 -0400 I am the President of Place Au Soleil Association, Inc., a homeowners association in and for Place Au Soleil Subdivision in the Town of Gulf Stream. A portion of this subdivision of around eighty homes lies east of and contiguous to the property which is the subject matter of the referenced Petition for site plan approval. The Board of Directors of the Association, at a meeting held on April 2, 1987, reviewed a copy of the proposed site plan and thoroughly discussed the impact that approval of same would have on our community. It was the unanimous opinion of the Directors present that such site plan should be approved. In considering the proposed site plan, the Board was mindful of, and took into consideration, the fact that a considerable number of residents in our subdivision have sent letters or signed petitions opposing the proposed site plan. It is the feeling of the Board, however, that such actions may have been taken without thoroughly considering the alternative developments which are permitted uses on the property in question, including multi -story office buildings. Without question, present uses in the area of the subject property, if not on the property itself, are a nuisance and hazard to our community, and the proposed automobile dealership can only be viewed as a positive first step toward the Board of County Commissioners April 7, 1987 Page 2 type of positive economic development within this "county pocket" which, hopefully, will lead to elimination of objectionable uses. Very truly yours, Robert A. Dittman RAD:dr cc: George Matthews, Esq. Secretary, Place Au Soleil Association, Inc. Barbara Gwynn, Town Manager Town of Gulf Stream Tom Brandt ROBERT A. DITTMAN DONALD C. DOWLING ROBERT W. FEDERSPIEL, P.A. JOHN W. SPINNER SPINNzR, DITTMAN, FEDI USPXEL & DOIVLING ATTORNEYS AT LAW A PARTNERSHIP INCLUDING PROFESSIONAL ASSOCIATIONS 501 EAST ATLANTIC AVENUE DELRAY BEACH, FLORIDA 33444 (305) 276 -2900 April 7, 1987 Ms. Barbara Gwynn Town Manager Town of Gulf Stream Gulf Stream Governmental Center 100 Sea Road Gulf Stream, Florida 33444 Dear Barbara: WEST PALM BEACH LINE (305) 736 -0400 As a result of the recent election at the annual membership meeting of Place Au Soleil Association, Inc., and the supplemental appointment of additional Directors, permitted by the Bylaws, the following persons now hold the indicated designated positions for the ensuing year: Director /President Director /Vice President Director /Secretary Director /Treasurer Director Director Director Director Robert A. Dittman Mary Beth Arrascue George Mathews Judith La Voie Thomas Brandt C. Goodrich Littlefield Harry Kates Edward Bobley At the organizational meeting of the new Board, the Board discussed the status of both the South and North F.I.N.D. properties bordering our subdivision. While the Town of Gulf Stream has commendably taken affirmative action with regard to the South F.I.N.D. property and, hopefully, is in the process of trying to lease same, we are unaware of any action being taken with regard to the North F.I.N.D. property. The Board appointed Director Arrascue to seek appropriate action from the Town in this regard. Hopefully, both she and /or I will be able to attend the next Commission meeting to seek a commitment from the Town to take immediate steps to lease the north F.I.N.D. property, in addition to the South F.I.N.D. property. If, however, neither of us, or any other director is able to attend, I am requesting Commissioner Armour or Mayor Ms. Barbara Gwynn April 7, 1987 Page 2 Koch, by way of copy of this letter to them, to bring this request before the Commission for their consideration. Cordially, Robert A. Dittman RAD:dr cc: Hon. William F. Koch, Jr./ Hon. Alan Armour George Mathews, Esq. Mary Beth Arrascue Tom Brandt . 6;11 le, *Xv /T %Lf_ fi�� /> 53e i �1 /YEu> GO•v- S7,e V L or, fIT /o� T —7 L =.e _S :egl 9 7 XO c ,ea1.v4 A r- 14-X2 lgtlr- �, !TrLr- `i,JS /Dr ,Or �/<LG r•'�� / �7�'i� %GUOa� 14A-w" e° r. I Al oto So�eaG icesc< vie II �&x/ e-xf�.P L 7?/�U il!� - 5 . S7ff i� ?L/y/ GcJrf; . 6;11 le, *Xv /T %Lf_ fi�� /> 53e Inm .2So 3 S /02 /✓, d,�G�Y�'/D/si2 l cC.F >�!/ �1 T —7 L =.e _S :egl _ Inm .2So 3 S /02 /✓, d,�G�Y�'/D/si2 COUNTY OF OATH OF OFFICE Palm Beach I DO SOLEMNLY SWEAR that I will support, protect and defend the Consititution and Government of the United States and of the State of Florida; that I am duly qualified to hold office under the Constitution of the State, and that I will well and faithfully perform the dutes of TOWN COMMISSIONER OF THE TOWN OF GULF STREAM On WHICH I AM NOW ABOUT TO ENTER, SO HELP ME GOD. ( gh as you desire mission issued) Sworn to and subscribed before me this day of a v c '�— , 19 S7 Notary Public or other individual authorised to administer oaths u ary Puvhc, Side ui Y w.w My Commission expires My comVnissi�n Expires hme 7, 15tl7 I accept the office of Town Commissioner, Town of Gulf STream County of Palm Beach The above is the oath of office taken by me. n•. I fix' — (S g as you desire oc�iim"r ssion issued) OATH OF OFFICE COUNTY OF Palm Beach I DO SOLEMNLY SWEAR that I will support, protect and defend the Consititution and Government of the United States and of the State of Florida; that I am duly qualified to hold office under the Constitution of the State, and that I will well and faithfully perform the dutes of TOWN COMMISSIONER OF THE TOWN OF GULF STREAM On WHICH I AM NOW ABOUT TO ENTER, SO HELP ME GOD. J I CIA ( Sign as you desire commission issued) Sworn to and subscribed before me this 3� w day of --'( 4y o-- 19?S 11 , Notary Public or other individual authorised to administer oaths. Notary P6'.1e, State ui nur.ca My Commission expires My Commission Expires lure 7,,.19&7 j9".e /LLLU lip, r•ur.�^ I accept the office of Town Commissioner, Town of Gulf STream County of Palm Beach The above is the oath of office taken by me. (Sign as you desire commission issued) OATH OF OFFICE COUNTY OF Palm Beach I DO SOLEMNLY SWEAR that I will support, protect and defend the Consititution and Government of the United States and of the State of Florida; that I am duly qualified to hold office under the Constitution of the State, and that I will well and faithfully perform the dutes of TOWN COMMISSIONER OF THE TOWN OF GULF STREAM On WHICH I AM NOW ABOUT TO ENTER, SO HELP ME GOD. fit- ` 0" -M ( Sign as you desire commission issued) Sworn to and subscribed before me this C�sti day of �y l` 19 Sl Notary Public or other individual authorised to administer oaths. WoL,ry ivy,,., wi.da MY Commission Lxp:«+ lu;,e 7, 1481 My Commission expires I accept the office of Town Commissioner, Town of Gulf STream County of Palm Beach taken by me. The above is the oath of office Cb Q r_ i (SigA as you desire commission issued) OATH OF OFFICE COUNTY OF Palm Beach I DO SOLEMNLY SWEAR that I will support, protect and defend the Consititution and Government of the United States and of the State of Florida; that I am duly qualified to hold office under the Constitution of the State, and that I will well and faithfully perform the dutes of TOWN COMMISSIONER OF THE TOWN OF GULF STREAM On WHICH I AM NOW ABOUT TO ENTER, SO HELP ME GOD. ( Si n as you desire commission issued) Sworn to and subscribed before me this �j day of �v kll�' 19 Notary Public or other individual authorised to administer oaths. Notary poldlic, State of Florida My Commission expires_ y�II oo Ez !ii4a 4a ' "17 I accept the office of Town Commissioner, Town of Gulf STream County of Palm Beach The above is the oath of office taken by me. (Sign as youldesi a ommissio issued) COUNTY OF OATH OF OFFICE Palm Beach I DO SOLEMNLY SWEAR that I will support, protect and defend the Consititution and Government of the United States and of the State of Florida; that I am duly qualified to hold office under the Constitution of the State, and that I will well and faithfully perform the dutes of TOWN COMMISSIONER OF THE TOWN OF GULF STREAM On WHICH I AM NOW ABOUT TO ENTER, SO HELP ME GOD. ( Sign as you desire commission issued) Sworn to and subscribed before me this day of 19 SS7 Notary Public or other individual authorised to administer oaths. Notary Public, State of Florida My Commission expires My Commission Expires June 7, 1967 1.1 nr�...... .., I accept the office of Town Commissioner, Town of Gulf STream County of Palm Beach The above is the oath of office taken by me. r (Sign as you desire commission issued) ROBERT A. DITTMAN DONALD C. DOWLING ROBERT W. FEDERSPIEL,P.A. JOHN W. SPINNER SPINNER, DITTMAN, FEDERSPIEL & DOWL ING ATTORNEYS AT LAW A PARTNERSHIP INCLUDING PROFESSIONAL ASSOCIATIONS 501 EAST ATLANTIC AVENUE DELRAY BEACH, FLORIDA 33444 (305) 276 -2900 April 7, 1987 Ms. Barbara Gwynn Town Manager Town of Gulf Stream Gulf Stream Governmental Center 100 Sea Road Gulf Stream, Florida 33444 Dear Barbara: WEST PALM BEACH LINE (305) 736 -0.00 As a result of the recent election at the annual membership meeting of Place Au Soleil Association, Inc., and the supplemental appointment of additional Directors, permitted by the Bylaws, the following persons now hold the indicated designated positions for the ensuing year: Director /President Director /Vice President Director /Secretary Director /Treasurer Director Director Director Director Robert A. Dittman Mary Beth Arrascue George Mathews Judith La Voie Thomas Brandt C. Goodrich Littlefield Harry Kates Edward Bobley At the organizational meeting of the new Board, the Board discussed the status of both the South and North F.I.N.D. properties bordering our subdivision. While the Town of Gulf Stream has commendably taken affirmative action with regard to the South F.I.N.D. property and, hopefully, is in the process of trying to lease same, we are unaware of any action being taken with regard to the North F.I.N.D. property. The Board appointed Director Arrascue to seek appropriate action from the Town in this regard. Hopefully, both she and /or I will be able to attend the next Commission meeting to seek a commitment from the Town to take immediate steps to lease the north F.I.N.D. property, in addition to the South F.I.N.D. property. If, however, neither of us, or any other director is able to attend, I am requesting Commissioner Armour or Mayor Ms. Barbara Gwynn April 7, 1987 Page 2 Koch, by way of copy of this letter to them, to bring this request before the Commission for their consideration. Cordially, Robert A. Dittman RAD:dr cc: Hon. William F. Koch, Jr. Hon. Alan Armour George Mathews, Esq. Mary Beth Arrascue Tom Brandt MONTHLY POLICE ACTIVITY REPORT GULF STREAM POLICE DEPARTMENT MONTH OF Aoril 19 87 REPORTED CRIMES 1, Burglary - 2 Thefts 3 INVESTIGATIONS PENDING 2 2, - 3, Vandalism ACCIDENT INVESTIGATIONS 2 4. 5. 6• ARRESTS 7. 8• MISDEMEANOR 0 9. 10. FELONY 0 POLICE SERVICE CALLS DWI 0 1, Property Recovered - 2 TRAFFIC 2, Suspicious Incidents - 13 (CITATIONS) 39 3, Public Service - 5 4, Property Lost - 3 WARRANTS 2 5, Assist other Departments - 5 6, Traffic - 2 7, Ordinance Violations - 1 8, Disturbance - 1 9, • Information Only - 1 10. Juvenile Complaint - 1 11. 12. FALSE ALARM CALLS 35 MEDICAL ASSISTS 4 FIRE ASSISTS 0 TOTAL CALLS FOR THE MONTH: 83 M F OF POLICE