06-11-1963 VC REG-M
MINUSES OF A REGULAR MEETING
of th,e
VILLAGE COUNCIL OF NORTH PALM BEACH
' held
June 11, 1963
Present: Warren P. Tatoul, Mayor
Louis J. Aiello, Vice-Mayor
Harold W. Beery, Councilman
Thomas R. Be11, Councilman
Frank J. Hahn, Councilman
C. Robert Burns, Village Attorney
' Albin R. Olson; Village Manager
and Clerk
Mayor Tatoul called the meeting to order at 8:00 p.m. and requested
the Clerk call the roll.
Mayor Tatouh requested the Clerk read the minutes, of a regular meeting
of the Village Council held May 14, 1963. The minutes were approved as read.
Mr. Edward Elliott 111, Secretary, North Palm Beach Presbyterian Church
Inc., appeared before the Council to request the Council consider rezoning the
parcel of land located on the, west side of Pr asperity Farms Road which the
Church has agreed to purchase fram the Village from R-1 Multiple Dwelling
District to C-1 Commercial Distrect. The purpose of the rezoning request was
to permit the Church to utilize a portion of the property for nursery school
purposes if it so desired at some future time.
Following a discussion of the request, the matter was tabled for
further study.
On motion of Vice-Mayer Aiello, seconded by Councilman Be11, all mem-
bers voting aye, proposed Resolution #162 entitled
A RESOLUTION OF THE VILLAGE COUNCIL OF THE
' VILLAGE OF NORTH PALM BEACH, FLORIDA, AMENDING
THE 1962-1963 BUDGET
was adopted.
Mayor Tatoul reported to the Council his contact in Tallahassee with
the Palm Beach County delegation to the State Legislature in an effort to
secure enactment of a local bill amending the Village Chartei to give the
village government power of eminent domain in the matter of the acquisition
of North Palm Beach Utilities, Inc. The Palm Beach County delegation voted
unanimously not to introduce this local bill although it pertained exclusively
to the Village of North Palm Beach and no citizen of the-village opposed its
enactment.
The matter of the appointment of a Library Committee was discussed and
the Village attorney was requested to prepare an appropriate ordinance ap-
pointing such a committee.
There being no further business to come before the Council, the meeting
was adjourned at 9:45 p.m. on motion of Councilman Hahn, seconded by Councilman
Bell, all members voting aye.
C.:'~..
Village G]_erk
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b4INUTES GF ~t REGULAR ?AEETIi:G
of the
VILLAGE COUNCIL OF NORTN P:':LP".- BEACEI
held
Ju.ee 11, 1965
Present: ''•'arren P Tatoul, mayor
Louis 7. ~P,:i.ello, Vice-rTayor
Haro13 ~;. Beery, Councilman
Thomas ?. LellY Council*~an
Frank J. l~iahn, Councilman
C. Robext Burns, Village Attorney
Albin It. O1son,Village T•"anager and
Clerk
Mayor Tatoul called tine meeting to order at 8:00 p.m, and
requested the Clcrlc call the rill.
D"ayor Tatoul requested the Clerk read the minutes of a re6ular
meeting of the Village Council held T"ay 14, 1953. The minutes were
approved as read.
47r. Edward Elliott III, Secretary, North Palm Beach Presbyterian
Church, Inc., appeared before the Council to -request the Council eon-
sider rezoning the parcel of land located on r_:xe iaest side of Prosper-
ity Farms Road which the Church has agreed to purchase from the Vi11aEe
from R-2 Multiple Dwelling District to C-1 Co,::mercial District. The
purpose of the rezoning reauest was to permit the Church to utilize
a portion of the property fox nursery school purposes if it so de-
sired at some future time.
Following a discussion of the request, the matter was tabled
for further study.
On motion of Vice-sayer Aiello, ser_onc?ed by Courcilm;!n Bell, all
members voting aye, proposed Pesolntien 17162 entitled
A RESOLEITION OF THE 1rILLAGE COUNCIL OF THF..
VILLAGE OF NO P. TI? PAL"1 BEF,CH, FLORIDA, ArdENPING
THE 1962-1963 BUDGET.
was adopted.
P~ayor Tatoul reported to the Council his contact in Tallahassee
with the Palm Beach County delegation to the State Legislature in an
effort to secure enactment of a local bill a~-!er+.ding the Village Charter
to give the village government power of etainent domain in the matter
of the acquisition of North Palm Beach Utilities, Inc. The Falm Beach
County delegation voted unanimously not to introduce this local bill
although it pertained exclusively to the Village of North Halm Beach
and no citizen of the village opposed its enactment.
The matter of the appointment of a Library Committee was dis-
cussed and the Village Attorney was requester' to prepare an appropriate
ordinance appointing such a c~mtnittee.
' There being no further business to come before the Council, the
r.!eetin~ was adjourned at 9:45 p.r:.. on motion of Councilmar. Hahn,
seconded by Councilman Bell, all members voting aye.
Village Clerk