1951.08.14_TC_Minutes Minutes. Highland Beach Town Conr-iission August 14, 1951
A continuation of a regular meeting recessed 8/7/51
The meeting was called to order at 7.30 p•m• by i,�Iayor Totterdale.
Present were Commo Dubendorff Smith ' Totterdale & Hertwig.
Comm. elect Harmon was absent, still being out of town-
1viinutes of the preceding meeting (8/7/51) wre,r read and approved
on motion of Comm. Hertwig, seconded by Comm. Smith and affirmative
votes of Comm. Smith, Dubendorff and Hertwig. !V yor Totterdale voted
against the motion to approve the minutes. The clerk asked the Mayor
if he wished to make any additions or changes in the minutes but he
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declined, saying it eras his wish to make the meeting as brief one.
bar. . F. W. Keeton and Mrs. S. C. Roth comprised the audience.
itr Keeton representing the owners of the southerly half of lot 3U
,;15 in the P"erneliff sub-division, requested that said plot be ex-
cluded from the single family residence zone because contrary, to
general belief it was not so restr__
Lcted by deed. The several com-
missioners advised 1 Keeton they would consider any evidence he
could produce on the question because vdien the Zoning law was made
the intention was to place in the Residence district only such plots
as were so restricted by deed. fx. Keeton said he would advise the
results of further investigations.
iq S. C. Roth rmde a verbal request that the Commission do some
thing about sand gr 11
pats stating that she believed a sale of her pro -
- i adversely affected. The sand g nat question being a
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very controversial one several diverg ent opinions were stated but
no action was taken.
The commission discussed an informal request from J. A. Dowers for
a permit to place an apartment on the roof of his recently built
garages By general agreemnat it was decided to advise Mr. Bowers
that because of violation of the To= Zoning law, his request could
not be considered until he obtains the consent of the adjoining
property owner. T
The Mayor presented for consideration a revision of his budget
which bears date of July 3, 1951 and was mm previously _:resented
for consideration at the meetin on August 7, 1951, at w4hich time
action was deferred to allow time for study and analysis. Comm.
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;ertwig restated his objections to an item OIL
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designation of debt, -,.., - -J , @s proposed to reiriburse the 1,_*ayor 'or
- ins to his property "(dest of AI"�.
r-,onies spent for water ma
cor,-n• Hertwig also objected to the item o f It1000.00 designated for
Pest control.
The revised budget under discussion comprises page 2 of these minutes.
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After some discussion it z-ras generally the total budget figures
shm would be required for the coring fiscal year but that further
study should be given to several of the individual items
Com ii. Hertwig moved that he budget be approved as to total figures
and that the millage set .Corth therein be ' set as the proper tax
village to be collected for the year 1951s but Mat furt_-r study
be given to the individual items for possible adjustments: Comrm.
Smith seconded the notion .fhich iras passed by affirmative votes
of Corset. Dubendorff, Smith, Totterdale and Hert-
On notion of Uomi-i. Smith, seconded by "Oomm. Jubendorff anc' ' assed
'by affirmative ve vo of all four conn-nissioners present the meeting
was adjourned.
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