05-14-1963 VC REG-M
MINUTES OF A REGULAR MEETING
of the
VILLAGE COUNCIL OF NORTH PALM BEACH
' held
May 14~ 1963
Present; Warren P. Tatoul, Mayor
Louis J. Aiello-,Jr., Vice-Mayor
Harold W. Beery, Councilman
Thomas A. Be11, Councilman
Frank J, Hahn, Councilman
' C. Robert Burns, Village Attorney
Albin R. Olsoti_, Village Manager
and Clerk
Mayor Tatoul called the meeting to order at 8:00 p.m. and requested the
Clerk call the roll.
• Mayor Tatoul requested the Clexk
held April 9, 1963, and the minutes of
minutes were approved as read.
A public hearing was held in the
located on the west side- of Prosperity
Presbyterian Church.
read the minutes of a regular meeting
a special meeting Y~e1d May 7, 1963. The
matter of rezoni.~g a parcel of property
Farms Road and recently purchased by the
Following a public discussion of the mattes at which discusssion no
was voiced, on motion of Councilman Hahn, seconded by Vice-Mayor Aiello,
voting aye, proposed Ordinance #78 entitled
AN ORDINANCE OF THE VILLAGE OF NORTH PALM BEACH,
PALM BEACH COUNTY, FLORIDA, AMENDING ORDINANCE
#29 AS HERETOFORE AMENDED, THE SAME BEING THE
COMPREHENSIVE ZONING ORDINANCE OF SAID VILLAGE
BY REMOVING CERTAIN PROPERTY FROM THE R-1
SINGLE FAMILY DWELLING DISTRICT AND RE-CLASSIFY-
ING SAID PROPERTY AS R-2 MULTIPLE FAMILY DWELLING
DISTRICT; BY DIRECTING THE VILLAGE CLERK TO BRING
THE OFFICIAL ZONING MAP UP TO DATE; BY PROVIDING
FOR THE REPEAL OF ORDINANCES IN CONFLICT HEREWITH
AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES.
opposition
all members
was placed on first reading and read in full.
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On motion of Vice-Mayor Aiello, seconded by Oouncilman Be11, all members
voting aye, the rules were waived, and proposed Ordinance #78 was placed on second
reading and read by title only.
On motion of Councilman Beery, seconded by Councilman Bell, all members
voting aye, proposed Ordinance #72 enacted December 12, 1961, and establishing
a North Palm Beach Country Club Advisory Board was discussed.
On motion of Councilman Hahn, seconded by Councilman Bell, all members
voting aye, proposed Ordinance #79 entitled
AN ORDINANCE OF THE VILLAGE OF NORTH PALM BEACH,
PALM BEACH COUNTY, FLORIDA, ESTABLISHING A NORTH
PALM BEACH COUNTRY CLUB ADVISORY BOARD; REPEALING
ORDINANCE #72;AND, FOR OTHER PURPOSES.
On motion of Vice-Mayor Aiello, seconded by Coucilman Hahn, all members
voting aye, the rules were waived, and proposed Ordinance #"79 was placed on second
reading and read by title only.
was placed on first reading and read in full.
On motion of Councilman Hahn, seconded by Vice-Mayor Aiello, all members
voting aye, proposed Ordinance #79 was enacted.
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The Village Manager read the following letter of resignation:
May 7, 1963
' The Honorable Mayor and
Members of the Village Council
Village Hall
North Palm Beach, Florida
Gentlemen:
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It has been my privilege and pleasure for the past seven years to
have been employed as village manager of North Palm Beach.
The Village of North Palm Beach began with a master plan in 1956 and
it has been most satisfying to have ,had a part in developing this community
in accordance-with the original planning.
Employment in the city manager profession is frequently as frustra-
ting as it is satisfying. After careful reflection, I find my philosophies of
administration which have applied during the past period of village growth now
ineffective. Also, because I find it no longer possible to cope with the at-
titudes and desises.of many village citizens my work is no longer enjoyable.
Accordingly, I conclude the best interest of the village will be served by my
resignation at this. .time.
During the seven years I have been employed by the village I have
always found the Village Councils to be sincere, conscientious, and un-
selfish in their_ objective to forward the development of North Palm Beach
as a desireable community. It had been a pleasure for me to have had the
opportunity to work for and with them and I regret discontinuing this
pleasant association.
It is r?eguegted my resignation be effective at the earliest possible
date consistent with the convenience of the Village Council.
Sincerely yours,
ALBIN R. OLSON
Village Manager
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Following a public discussion of the resignation, on motion of Vice-
Mayos Aiello, seconded by Councilman Hahn, all members voting aye, the resigna-
tion was accepted with regret.
The Treasurer's report for the North Palm Beach Country Club of -the
period November 1, 1962, = March 31, 1963-; and the Village of North Palm Beach
far the period November 1, 1962, - April 3Q, 1963, was distsibuted to the
Council and accepted as read.
There being no further business to come before the Council, on motion
of Councilman Beery, all members voting aye, the meeting was adjourned at
9:45 p.m.
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MINUTES OF
VILLAGE. COUNCIL
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OF tiORT't'
held
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P?~iiT IiVG
PALi•1 BEACH
Present: ?`!arren P. Tatoul, Mayor
Louis J. Aiello, Jr., Vice-bTayor
i-tarol3 i'2. Beery, Councilman.
Thomas R. Bell, Councilman
Frank J. Hahn, Councilman
C. Robert Burns, Village Attorney
Albin R. Olson, Village h4anager
and Clerk
h4ayor Tatoul called the meeting to order at 8:00 p.m. and
requested the Clerk call the roll.
Mayor Tatoul retuested the Clerk read the minutes of a
regular meeting held April 9, 1963, and the minutes of a special
meeting hold May 7, 1963. The minutes were approved as read.
A public hearing taas held in the matter of rezoning a
parcel of property located on the west side of Prosperity Farms
Road and recently purchased by the Presbyterian Church.
Following a public discussion of tho matter at which dis-
cussion no opposition was voiced, on r:~otion of Councilman Hahn,
seconded by Vice-Mayor Aiello, all r,.embers voting aye, proposed
Ordinance #78 untitled
' AN ORDIPANCE OF THE VILLAGE OF NOPTH PALM BEACH,
FALM BEACH COUhITY, FLORIDR, APPENDING ORDINANCE
#26, AS HERETOFORE Ah".EA?UED, TF3E SAPRE BEi;dG THE
COMPREEIENSIVE ZONING OFDIPdAPdCE OF SAID VILLAGE
BY REPfiOVII•dG CERTh.IN PP,GPERTY FROM THE R-1
SIA'GLE FAPaILY D'MELLIDIG DISTRICT AND RE-CLASSIFY-
ING SAID PROPERTY AS R-2 MULTIPLE FAMILY D1^'ELLIDIG
DISTRICT; BY DIRECTING THE VILLAGE CLERK TO BRING
THE OFFICIAL ZONING P~^AP UP TO DATE; BY PR.OVIDIPdG
FOR THE REPEAL OF ORDINANCES IN CONFLICT HEFEPiITH
AND FOP. OTHER PURPOSES.
was placed on first reading and read in full.
On motion of Vice-Mayor Aiello, seconded by Councilman --
Bell, all members voting aye, the rules were taaived, and proposed
Ordinance #78 was placed on second reading and read by title
only.
On motion of Councilman Beery, seconded by Councilman Bell,
all members voting aye, proposed Ordinance #78 was enacted.
The matter of repealing Ordinance #72 enacted December 12,
1961, and establishing a North Palm Beach Country Club Advisory
Board was discussed.
On motion of Councilman Huhn, seconded by Councilman Bell,
all members voting aye, proposed Ordinance #79 entltlcd
And ORDINANCE OF THE VILLAGE OF NORTH PALM BEACH.
PALA1 BEACH COUNTY, FLOP.IDA, ESTABLISHING A NORTH
PALM BEACH COUNTRY CLUB ADVISORY BOARD; REPEALING
ORDINANCE N 0. 72; AA?D, FOR OTHER PURPOSES.
was placed on first reading and read in full.
On motion of Vice-P~fayor Aiello, seconded by Councilman Hahn,
all members voting aye, the rules were waived, and proposed
Ordinance #79 was glace;d on second reading and read. by title only.
On motion of Cot:nci.iman Hahr., seconded by Vice-Mayor Aie
Aiello, all members voting ay,, rr~poaed Ordinance H79 was
enacted.
The Village h?ar.ager read the follo~ring letter of
resignation:
1 May 7, 1963
The Honorable Mayor and
Members of the Village Council
Village Hall
North Palm Beach, Florida --
Gentlemen:
It has been my
past seven vea-rs to hav
North Palm Eeach.
The Village of
plan in 1956 and it has
part in developing this
original planning.
privilege and pleasure for the
been employed as village manager of
North Palm Beach began with a master
beer. most satisfying to have had a
community in accordance with the
Employment in the city manager profession is fre-
quently as frustrating as it is satisfying. After careful
reflection, I find my philosophies of administration which
have applied during the past period of village growth now
ineffective. Also, because I find it no longer possible to
cope with the attitudes and dashes of .*.~an}> village citizens_
' my work is no longer enjoyable. Accordingly, I conclude the
best interest cf the village :vi.ll be served by my resignation
at this ti*se.
During the seven yca'rs T have been empl;~yed by the
village I have always found tha Village Councils to be sincere,
conscientious, and unselfish in their o?ijective to for;aard the
development of Nerth Palm Beach as a dcsireable community. It
has been a pleasure for me to have had the opportunity to work
for and with them and I regret discontinuing this pleasant
association.
It is requested my resignation be effective at ti:e
earliest possible date consistent with the ccm~erience of the
Village Council.
Sincerely yours,
ALBIN R. OLSON
Village Manager
Following a public discussion of tl:e resignation, on
motion of Vice-Mayor Aiello, seconded by Councilmar: Hahn, all
members voting aye, the resignation was accepted with regret.
The Treasurer's report
Club for the period November 1,
the Village of North Palm Beach
April s0, 1963, was distributed
read.
for the North Palm Beach Country
1462, - h?arch 31, 1963, and
for the period November 1, 1962,
to the Council and accepted as
There b~ina no fiir.ther business to come before the
Council, on motion of Councilman 'rEahr., seconded by Councilman
Beery, ail members voting aye, the meeting was adiourned at
9:45 p.m.
Village Clerk
!~C^OJI~TS Pt7<;BT,
V 1Ll.HGL' UY NUit'i'h: YAI~!'t t~uA::H
R $ R Electric S~zrn•.••• 1,162.48
Bev Smith Ford 27,25
(Folice car rcpairs~
Trail Ford Tractor 10.60
Russell, block U Sod Co. 1,125.00
(Ball field)
Palm Beach Exterminating 25.00
Gordis Corp, 23.11
(4.'~T°)
Peninsular Supply 513.14
Ball Field pipe
Park Center Inc. 131.19
Hardware
Sinclair Refining _ 3.15.95
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Gas U Oil
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Palm B;;ach County Dump 279,gp
' Patton ~ Dre~_ler 3,895.00
King Truc Rental 106.90
Hals~ F, Gr?.fL'ith, Iac. 193.20
Office Supplies
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Hurricane Fence Co. 154.00
Ball Field
Hughes Supply Co. 826.70
Street Lights
Rubin Construction Co. 6.631.68
Ball field
ACS 'JUNTS PAYAi;i,E
;bQ;~TFI PALM BEACH COUN'1 RY CLUB
Golf Course
Hector Turn= Su';; ly
(fertilize-r.)~
Hatfield Y.lind Co.
(Venetian Blinds)
Uarco Business Forms
Vauhn F, t4right
(truck repair parts)
Sinclair Refining Co.
(gas F, oil)
Transparent Shade Co.
(office Supplies)
Roy's Ice [ioase
(ice)
Park Center
(Hardware)
Palm Beach Linen
Leahy Press
King Electric Co.
Juno Mower Service
(Parts)
Gea. 1V, Fowler Co., Inc
(Acetylene
Crystal Rock water
(paper cups)
$ 1, 119.46
15.00
105.99
75.36
491.00
75.00
90.30
75.28
15.16
8.00
72.62
14.18
16.33
/,,
j 66.00
Dining Room
Purcell Coffee Service
Ray's Bakery Shop
Coca-Cola Co.
Mickey Plumbing Co.
Don ~ Co. (Equipment)
Tom Holland Appliances - (repairs)
Roy's Ice House
Powell Bros. Produce
AlA Restaurant Supply
Palm Beach Chemical - Gloanin~ supplies
East Coast Paper Cu.
179.75
185.70
78.40
24.00
25.51
21.50
69.30
346.95
104.25
144.80
92.00
Dining Room - conY.`d
Pa1?a B~:ach Crown Distr-i_bu?:ors 170.18
(liquor )
T~:m' s 7 7.81
Tropikist 79.05
Aber Creamery 353.64
Brace Frozen Foods 224.10
Bush Bros. 1,802.12
Chaney Bros 461.43
Fuchs Bakery 1Y7.60
Hudgins Fish Co. 164.58
7 - [)p Boiling Co. 18.00
Canada Dry Bottling Co. 46.64
Charles Chips 50.50
Souther:: Beverages 137.68
Paler Beach Crotan Distributors 185.63
(liquor)
' Ficrida Leverages - (liq;.or) 92.35
Pool
Bowser, Inc. - Hose 31.50
Riviera Toy Center - swim boards 16.00
i'alm Plastics - signs 14.00
Green Photography 8.00
Clear Pool Co. 171.87
Stylwne Cc. - Chairs 720.00
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