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Council to Consider Interchanges on 1-95 BOCA RATON NEWS Vol. 14, No. 103 Tuesday, July 29, 1969 12 pages Council to consider interchanges on 1-95 7 hearings <• %*• V"-- . are scheduled on ordinances City Council Tuesday night will consider a resolution ex- pressing satisfaction with the proposed location of Inter- state Highway 95 — with one exception. Some driver apparently got even with the radar patrol this The proposed resolution week and took out his anger on this sign. Boca Raton police would put the city on record have been operating the radar car frequently and over ;30 backing the Boca Raton Home- drivers are scheduled for court appearance on speeding owners Association and home- charges this morning. owners of Hidden Acres Sub- division requesting the Flor- ida Department of Trans- portation to move the propos- Time is running out--. ed 1-95 alignment west to- ward the Seaboard Railroad tracks to avoid taking a num- ber of residential lots in Hid- on golf course option den Acres. The proposed jnunicipal golf the city would have to come up The councilmen will also course for Boca"Raton is still with 29 per cent of the purchase conduct public hearings on very much a live proposition, price, or $133,400. seven ordinances, ranging from but time is rapidly running out. approving sewer assessment ' 'We are still very hopeful rolls to rezoning. City Councilman PatHonchell that we will receive commit- chairman of the committee in ments from local banks and They will tackle a two-week charge of the proposed new fac- others," Honchell said. There's more than one way to beat the heat! full beach umbrella. With temperatures in the accumulation of work under With enough firm commit- This worker, high on a new apartment building nineties, he may have been the coolest man in ility, said although reaction so here, warded off the blazing sun with a color- their summer schedule of every far has been favorable, *'if we ments to buy the bonds, the town. other-week sessions. don't get help, we can't manage Council could, go ahead with the Also before them will be it." purchase. consideration of reappoint or The city must exercise its Under the proposal, the city Records show appointing replacements for option on the 184-acre tract would issue revenue bonds, three members of the Planning by Sept 1 and since it would be which would be backed by the Garden Apartments and Zoning Commission, Dr. impossible to validate and sell value of the property, and would John M. DeGrove, E4ward, H. the proposed revenue bonds to be paid off by the golf course this July' • Benham, and Tore Wplin; an buy the property by then, the operation, - i_ alternate member,. Howard Council would have to seek other Honchell said] there is every for rezbnin Flammer; arid a member of the funds in order to exercise the indication that the golf course was hotter cemetery committee, Mrs. option. would be self-supporting and The city has an option on the could easily pay off the bond's,. If you're one of those who in- The city Planning and Zoning Alexander L. Guterma, a Howard Roadman. Board may finally resolve the vice president of Itvenus, pro- Regular member terms are 184-acre tract at $2500 an acre, The Council hopes to issue sist it's hotter this summer than for a total cost of $460,000, last summer, you're right. rezoning controversy sur- mised to deliver such a docu- three- years, the alternate's (Continued on Page 3) rounding Garden Apartments at ment and Mrs. Gary Nation, term for two years, and the In order to exercise the option, According to official weather its meeting Thursday night. daughter of the Kammermans, cemetery committee term bureau records, Boca Raton's Hinging on rezoning approval who own Garden Apartments, three years. high temperatures have averag- is sale of the site of the World did the same. Also scheduled for intro- Drugs stolen in Delray ed 90 degrees during July so War II barracks to Itvenus The longest delay stemmed duction Tuesday night is an ex- far, compared to an average of Corp., which plans to raze the from City Council's inaction in tensive amendment to a city 88 last July. "eyesore" and build a modern approving the proposed new or- ordinance for controlling char- could be fatal to addict apartment building complex. dinance which sets new regul- itable solicitations in the city. And you can tell your stubborn ations for multi-family housing. "If our local junkies turbed nothing but the drug cab- friends who say it hasn't been The Board is being asked to The amendments would pro- suddenly start turning up inet and a refrigerator. rezone the area from L-B (civ- vide for a new Charitable Sol- so bad that we ve had 16 days The interest in Garden Apt. dead, we'll know where the "We know there are a lot out of 28 in July with tem- ic center) to B-l (business) icitations Board to be appoint- has been apparent by the cap- ed by the council for one year stuff came from/'Det. Lt. of kids in Boca Raton taking peratures of 90 degrees or and R-4 (multi-family hous- acity crowds attending each Al Nahrstedt said. drugs," said Nahrstedt. "If any more. ing.) terms. A large quantity of drugs of them buy some of this stuff Public hearings have follow- public hearing. The majority The amendments spell out Including one day when the of speakers •• approve of It- the requirements for obtain- were stolen from the Veter- and use it, they may be in very thermometer whizzed up to 98. ed public hearings, all of them venus plans to raze the present inary Clinic Sunday night and serious trouble." recessed for one reason or ing a permit for soliciataion and July also brought us three apartments, but some ex- penalities for violation. most of them are lethal, Nahr- highs of 95, two of 94 and one another. pressed objections to the pro- stedt said. Tw o weeks ago, the matter The council will also con- The off icer said some of the of 93. posed f our-atory height and the sider: Which might explain why the was tabled by the board, pend- density of the 550-unit com- drugs are phenobarbitol - ing receipt of written agree- Adoption of a resolution which based but in a highly-concen- ocean seemed warmer, the plex. would officially adopt the Cap- sand blistering, and sunbathing ments from the Itvenus board Garden Apartments is a trated state. They could cause Ann Landers Pase 7 ital Improvement Program pre- death if injected into the hum- just plain sweltering. of directors and Mr. and Mrs. familiar topic to Boca Raton pared by the city manager for Classifieds 10 The sun didn't seem to bring Leon Kammerman, petitioners, . residents who went to the polls an system. Editorials 4 the years 1969-74. A window of the clinic was on showers, though as the pledging voluntary compliance twice and rejected proposed city Introduction of an ordinance Public Notices 10 weatherman reports just about with the new multi-family hous- purchase of the site for expan- forced in the entry and the burg- Sports 8-9 the same amount of rainfall ing ordinance which does not sion of municipal facilities. (Continued on Page 3) lar, "probably an addict," dis- Women's News 6-7 this July as last July. go into effect unti 1 Jan. 1. Lease from city needed for new day care center City Council is expected to $50,000 for the center under turn over the lease for one the condition that the city pro- acre of land to the Neighborhood vide land for the facility. Center for erection of a $50,- Prime movers behind the 000 day care center for un- proposed day care facility are derprivileged children in the city. (Continued on page 3) The land, located north of N.W. 12th street between Dix- ie Highway and U.S. 1 near the Long sessions main fire station and a muni- cipal park which serves resid- ents of the Pearl City area, is to be resumed part of 10 acres which Palm Beach County Commissioners City court will go back into had set aside for a city park long sessions this morning and recreation development. with 67 cases listed on the County commissioners last docket. week gave the city permission Judge ad litem P.J. Bran- to lease one acre of the land nen will be sitting for va- for the center, which report- cationing George de Claire edly will be named the Florence when the session opens at Fuller Day Care Center after 9 a.m. Mrs. James Fuller, who, along Court Clerk Mary Lawren- with her husband, donated the son said 39 persons had sign- ed guilty waivers up to 9 10 a.m. yesterday and a few Blush is 'Boca Pink more were expected. Most of the cases to be heard today wil 1 concern speeding The 26-story tower addition to the Hotel and Club was in the pro- charges. Motorists were the July 26 - 28, 1969 cess of getting a beautiful blush this week. Supervisors of the paint victims of a radar crackdown job hastened to explain the pink color is not shocking pink, howev- Hi Lo Rain which was instituted by local er. Although not patented, it is called Boca Pink and blends with the police last week. A total of 39 pink used throughout the decor ot ihe sprawling hotel complex.
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