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10-22-1968 VC REG-M~.L MINUTES OF REGULAR MEETING OF THE VILLAGE COUNCIL OF NORTH PALM BEACH, FLORIDA HELD TUESDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1968 Present: Thomas F. Lewis,-Mayor Thomas R. Bell, Vice-Mayor David C. Clark, Councilman Herbert A. Watt, Councilman Herbert L. Gildan, Village Attorney Lawrence J. Robbins, Village Manager Dolores R. Walker, Village Clerk Absent: - Allan V. Everard, Councilman O ~ Mayor Lewis called the Regular Meeting to order_at 8:10 ROLL CALL ~ p.m. and asked the Village Clerk to call the roll, all members being present except Councilman Everard, who was Q excused because of personal business. Councilman Clark arrived at 8:17 p.m. On motion of Vice-Mayor Be11, seconded by Councilman MINUTES OF .Watt, all present voting aye, the minutes of Regular 10/8/65 Meeting held-Tuesday, October 8, 1968 and the minutes _ REG. MEETING; of Public Hearing held Tuesday,`October 15.1968 were 10/1516$ approved as written, and the minutes of Special Meeting PUBLIC HEARING held Tuesday, October 15, 1968 were approved as corrected. APPROVED AS WRITTEN; MINUTES OF 10/15/b8 SPECIAL MEETING APPROVED AS ~~ ~ CORRECTED Mayor Lewis referred to letter from-Paul L. Phillips; LETTER RE Director of Adult & Veteran Education, Palm Beach County SPECIAL COURSE, Schools, dated October 16, 1968 relative to a special "ENGLISH &_ course, "English and Speech Review", for public officials SPEECH REVIEW" and civic leaders. The letter did not indicate when these classes would start, and the Village Clerk will check with- Mr. Phillips re starting date and advise Council. Mayor Lewis referred to letter from Mrs. A. F. Noble, LETTER FROM President of North Palm Beach Garden Club, dated October MRS. NOBLE RE 15, 1968, requesting Council to consider the adoption ORD. DECLARING of an ordinance in November of this year declaring the - VILLAGE A BIRD Village a Bird Sanctuary, and his reply to Mrs. Noble, .SANCTUARY & dated October 16, 1968 advising her that this ordinance -MAYOR LEWIS' would be effected as requested. REPLY Mayor Lewis read his letter of October 14, 196$ td Herb LETTER OF _ Kohl, Director of Public Safety, commending him and his _, - COMMENDATION department for the, excellent display of professionalism FROM MAYOR TO portrayed during the paint store fire on Saturday, October DIR. OF PUBLIC 12, 1968. Copy of 'this letter was posted at the firehouse SAFETY and on the three Village bulletin boards. On motion of Councilman Clark, seconded by Vice-Mayor SUPPLEMENTAL Bell, alL present voting aye, that supplemental letter LETTER TO to the Resident Single Golf and Social rate at the RESSDENT SINGLE North Palm Beach Country Club be accepted. GOLF & SOCIAL RATE AT NPBCC ACCEPTED BY COUNCIL Minutes of Regular Meeting held Tuesday, Oct. 22, 1968 Page two Mayor Lewis referred to letter from John F. Carver, First LETTER FROM , Presbyterian Church, dated October 9, 1968, requesting extension FIRST PRESBYT- from date of occupancy in order to meet the requirements of the .. ERIAN CHURCH Village's Plat Ordinance. Mayor Lewis. stated that their plans RE EXTENSION were stamped May 14, 1968 by-the Building Official, indicating ON INSTALLATION to the contractor that complete sidewalks would have to be OF SIDEWALK AC:- installed as required by our Plat Ordinance. ROSS FRONT OF- THEIR PROPERTY On motion of Councilman Clark, seconded by Councilman Watt, all-present voting aye, the minutes of Special Meeting of Planning and Zoning Advisory Board held October 2, 1968; - approved minutes of Board of -Governors meeting held September 18, 1968; and approved minutes of Board of Governors meeting _ held October 2, 1968 were accepted. On motion of Councilman Clark, seconded by Vice-Mayor Belt, all four present voting aye, proposed Resolution-No. 370-68 entitled: A RESOLUTION OF THE VILLAGE COUNCIL OF NORTH PALM BEACH, FLORIDA, RAISING THE SALARY OF THE VILLAGE CLERK FROM $600.00 PER YEAR TO $1,OOO.OO,PER YEAR was read in full-and adopted.as:read as Resolution No. 370-68. On motion of Councilman Watt, seconded by Vice-Mayor Be11, all four present voting aye, Bill No. 57 entitled: AN ORDINANCE OF THE VILLAGE OF NORTH PALM BEACH, FLORIDA, LEVYING A TAX ON REAL AND PERSONAL PROPERTY LOCATED WITHIN THE CORPORATE LIMITS OF THE VILLAGE OF NORTH PALM BEACH FOR THE YEAR ENDING DECEMBER 31, 1968, FIXING THE TOTAL VALUATION THEREON AND THE - TAX MILEAGE RATE THEREON FOR SAID REAR; ADOPTING A FISCAL BUDGET FOR THE FISCAL YEAR NOVEMBER 1, 1968 TO OCTOBER 31, 1969, INCLUSIVE, FOR THE GENERAL GOVERNMENT AND DEBT SERVICI; OF THE VILLAGE OF NORTH PALM BEACH AND FOR THE PARTICULAR USE OF THE NORTH PALM BEACH COUNTRY CLUB; APPROPRIATING FUNDS FOR EXPENDITURES AND-REPEALING ALL ORDINANCES. IN CONFLICT WITH THIS ORDINANCE was placed on second reading and read by title only. On motion of Vice-Mayor Bell, seconded by Councilman Watt, all four present voting aye, Bi11 No.:57 was adopted as Ordinance No. 181-68. Councilman Everard, prior to this meeting, had advised Mayor-Lewis that he was in favor of adoption. Village Manager-read highlights of Village and North Palm Beach Country Club financial statements for the period ending September 30, 1968. On motion of Councilman Clark, seconded by Vice-Mayor Be11, all present voting aye, these two financial statements were accepted by Council and a. true copy of each will be attached to the minutes of this meeting. Councilman Clark made a motion that an exception to the swimming pool enclosure for Landings South Condominium be granted. Mayor Lewis passed the gavel to Vice-Mayor -- Bell and seconded Councilman Clark's motion. Motion died for lack of a majority. 10/2/68 ~1INUd'ES OF -SPEC. MEETING OF P & Z AD. BD ;__9/18/68 & 10/2/68 MINUTES OF BD. OF GOV. MEETIN ACCEPTED PROPOSED RES., J.tEAD IN FULL & ADOPTED AS READ AS RES. N0. 370-68 BILL N0. 57 PLACED ON 2ND RE- ADING & READ BY TITLE ONLY BILL N0. 57 -ADOPTED AS ORD_. N0. 181-fi$ VILLAGE Sc . NPBCC FINANCIAI,_ STATEMENTS FOR PERIOD ENDING 9/30/68 ACCEPTED MOTION RE EX- CEPTION-TO SWIMMING POOL ENCLOSURE FOR LANDINGS S0. CONDOMINIUM DIES FOR LACK OF A MAJORITY +~~~ 1 C7 C~ r-r L„ 1 Minutes of Regular_Meeting held Tuesday, Oct. 22, 1968 Page three Vice-Mayor Be11 returned the gavel to Mayor Lewis. On motion of Councilman Watt, seconded by Vice-Mayor Bell, all present voting aye, that we hold this request in abeyance until such time as Council can review all previous exceptions to swimming pool enclosures and Ordinance No. 165-67 (Swimming Pool Ordinance). Mayor Lewis stated that he had Councilman Watt attend a meeting of the Legislative Subcommittee on Bulkheads in Tallahassee on October 9, 1968. Councilman Watt gave a. full report of this meeting. Council agreed that the Vi1la.ge's bulkhead lines are realistic and that no action relative to changing or relocating will be taken a this time. On motion of Councilman Clark, seconded by Councilman Watt, a.ll present vo-ling aye, Council awarded bid Por three new police cruisers for the Village of North Palm Beach to Heywood Mercer - bid according to specifications of heaters and defrosters, excluding air conditioning - for a total cost of $6,~F14.00 REQUEST TO BE HELD IN ABEYANCE UNTIL COUNCIL CAN REVIEW ALL PREVIOUS EXCEPTIONS TO SWIMMING POOL ENCLOSURES & ORD. N0, 1fi5-67 COUNCILMAN WATT GAVE REPORT ON MEETING OF LEGISLATIVE SUBCOMMITTEE ON BULFCHEADS HELD IN TALLAHASSEE ON OCT, 9, 1968 COUNCIL AWARDS BID FOR 3 POLICE CRUISERS TO HEYWOOD MERCER FOR TOTAL COST OF $6,414.00 There being no further business to come before the Council, ADJOURNMENT on motion of Councilman Clark, seconded by Vice-Mayor Be11, all present voting aye, the meeting was adjourned at 9:25 p.m. Minutes recorded by: olores R. Walker, Village Clerk L ~ ~' J~° 1 VILLAGE OF NORTH PALM BEACH DEBT SERVICE ACCOUNT STATEMENT OF CASH RECEIPTS & DISBURSEMENTS SEPTEMBER 30, 1968 RECEIPTS First American Bank=Checking Nov, 19 1967 868_x23 First Federal Savings 19643,28 Fidelity Federal Savings 1,280,87 Community Federal Savings 19707005 4,631,20 Ad Valorem Taxes 929394,00 Interest Earned 29096,27 TOTAL RECEIPTS 99a989o70_ DISBURSEMENTS First National Bank of Miami Principal & Interest Payment 92,195x00 Bank Service Charge 169e50 929364,50 RESERVES First Federal Savings 4~ 19718049 FidleityFederal Savings 4~ 19339044 Community Federal Savings 4~ 19785017 49843,10 Cash Balance on Hand 29782010 99~9~8 [! i t • VILLAGE OF NORTH PALM BEACH GENERAL FUND BALANCE SHEET SEPTEMBER 30, 1968 ASSETS CURRENT ASSETS First Marine Bank-Checking Account First American Bank-Checking Account First American Bank-Payroll Account Petty Cash Due from State o£ Florida Accounts Receivable Interest Receivable Utility Deposits Gas Inventory Due from Capital Improvement Const. Fund DEFERRED CHARGES Prepaid Expenses RESERVES First American Bank - C, of D. TOTAL ASSETS LIABILITIES_& SURPLUS. Accrued Legal & Audit Accounts Payable Accrued OAST Emplcyees' W/H Taxes Surety Bond Deposits Held Deferred Income Revenues (Exhibit A) Lessa Expenditures (Exhibit B Surplus (Prior Year} TOTAL LIABILITIES 8 SURPLUS 39900,27 51,505,42 500,00 80,000.00 769.05 3,017.08 5,815.90 1,838.90 725,00 291.56 511,776,80 4629213,88 55,905,69 110.00 1,395.64 2,297.89 357.65 138.00 1,402,49 25,784.00 426.95 80,000.00 167 81~8.3s1 129457.49 499562,92 105,797.90 167_ x.818.,_3 ~ a 0 ~ ro ~ ~ nm0 'Wj ~ ~' ~ ~ b O ~ r ri pOO~ m c~~n~ O 6~ m I f r ~ ~ ~ •U ~ ~ OI ~ M ~ O OI rMi O\'0 rl EMI .-I rOM-I ~ ~ O O ~ a ~° m ~~ c~i .o .o ci o 0 t o o u; o tri o 0 0 0 0 0 ,-i cw M ra u. o000 0 oro r o oo~oa Ln 1 ~ ~O ~ I O O O rl I ~ ~ ~ r-1 .-I ~n M ~ ~ d' I ~ ~~ ~ ~ (~ ~ M ~ ~ ~ N ~r r-I ri M M m ~ .off c~i rooo 00o r o 000 0 0 .o a` cuo r ~roo ~ o0o m ~ u, in in 1 0 ~ .ro °i ~ .o ~ ~i N o~ o ni m o~ ~i o~ m ~ o~ o o~ ° c~i o ~ D\ ~ r-i ~O ~O O m .-I ~O [~2 O ri m m M rl M ,~ in rl ~ r .O ir, ,-~ r ri ~ ~ ~ rn ~ ~ p ~ O rl O M ~ f-I ~ Cm~t ~ ~ (~ ~ r u'1 C~[ r -F~ • M M O m z ~ ~ ~n cat o~noo ~ o00 ~ o ~o~oo rn ~~ ~ ~roccol1 M 00o M ~ ~nocloo r G-I r~-I ~ ~ r O m ~ ~ ~~"1 r-I W rM-I fO-I m ~ pr~l M ~D O mM ~ ~~~ M M CAE M~~ M @C rl O OM ~ r-i r~-I ~ m ~ (~ ~ ~ rl ~ m [cxU~7 a~~ ~-N~ M M ~1 ~r m FW4 ~O Q\ ac~~ xM ova ~ 00O ~ 0 000 0 ~o [[[~~x777 .mo of b a o `° cat o Q m o 0 0 m o ~ O O O Oa ~ '[,~•~ E W ~ I I I I W~ I I ~ N~ •~-1 M O ~~~ 1 I a a ri c~ %~ ~~~ ~ m x u1 0 rl i[l O ~O 0 0 0 ~O O ~ O 6 ~ p ~r O O I_ I O ~r O1 O nt 00 O [~2 ~ 00001 OJ O fq~ 0~ 1 I OI 1 ~O in I~ r ~ O N C~2 ~~D r r 1 B O ~ O M rl .-I ~ (~1 (~1 ~D u~'1 ~ ~' ~ N hE ~# ~O ~D Cat M E c6 to V1 OD -V~ O N •~ ~ N N ~g5 S. 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Room Food - Snack Bar Food FIXED ASSETS NORTH PALM BEACH COUNTRY CLUB BALANCE SHEET SEPTEMBER 30, 1968 4,501.99 4,939.90 12,733.37 13,187.99 1,296.26 1,402.95 3,570.09 506.01 174.37 Country Club Acquisition 1,008.702.00 Land 6,482.80 Land & Building Improvements 75,559.57 New Bldg. Swimming Pool 328,259.60 Furniture,, Fixtures & Equipment 106,610.43 Less - Accumulated Depreciation 102,788.56 ASSETS tility Deposits AL ASSETS LIABILITIES & SURPLUS CURRENT LIABILITIES Accrued Legal & Audit 696.00 Accounts Payable 5,168.83 OASI 4,440.40 Employees W~H Taxes 1,225.80 Sales Tax Payable 739.34 Due Village Account 2,242.89 Cart Shed Lease-Due Village 5,83b.77 VILLAGE CONTRIBUTION Revenues (Exhibit A) 362,137.03 Less: Expenditures (Exhibit B) 326,478.57 Surplus (Deficit Priox Years) ~TAL LIABILITIES & SURPLUS 22,175.26 150.00 780.00 50.00 11,891.73 5,653.42 1,422,825.84 209.00 1 ~ 463 735+25 20,350.03 1,482,952.13 35,b58.46 (75,225.37) 1,463,735.25 E p~ H x ~i U CQ G1 O ~~ ~ I m H .OI O M O a C? x W 0.. 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