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Minutes 05-20-86MINUTES OF THE REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING HELD AT CITY HALL, BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA TUESDAY, MAY 20, 1986 AT 7:30 P. M. PRESENT Nick Cassandra, Mayor Carl Zimmerman, Vice Mayor Robert Ferrell, Councilman Ezell Hester, Jr., Councilman Dee L. zibelli, Councilwoman Peter L. Cheney, City Manager Betty S. Boroni, City Clerk James W. Vance, citY Attorney Mayor Cassandra called the meeting to order at 7:40 P.M. The Invocation was given by Rev. Clem Hammerschmitt, St. Mark's Catholic Church, followed by the Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag led by Councilman Robert Ferrell. AGENDA APPROVAL Mr. Cheney stated he would like to delete Item VII-D, which is a development plan, at the request of Kieran Kilday. He requested the deletion under Legal of Item A-l, since this has to be advertised four consecutive weeks and Mr. Vance suggested leaving this on the agenda and announcing the postponement since it has been advertised. Mr. Cheney continued that he would like to add two items to the Consent Agenda relative to construction trailers. One request is for a construction trailer at 609 North Railroad Avenue, which has been approved by the Building Department. He advised a representative from MacDonald's here this evening stated they submitted a request for a trailer for temporary restroom facilities to use during remodeling and they have already started work. He suggests approval being given contingent on the Building Department giving approval. The City Manager then requested the addition of one bill under Approval of Bills to Bruno Auto Center in the amount of $2,370.03 for repairs to a garbage packer. Under Bids, he requested the addition of the bid for beach decals for the coming year. Under Development Plans, he requested con- sideration of employing a traffic engineer for the planned community development project located on the north side of Woolbright Road just west of 1-95. Vice Mayor zimmerman moved to adopt the agenda with the corrections made, seconded by Councilwoman Zibelli. Motion carried 5-0. MINUTES - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA MAY 20, 1986 ANNOUNCEMENTS Mayor Cassandra recognized the presence in the audience of former Mayor and Councilman James Warnke, former Mayor Marty Trauger and his wife, former Councilwoman Lyn Huckle, and the son of former Mayor and Councilman Joe deLong, George deLong and his wife. Mayor Cassandra announced that City Hall will be closed on Monday, May 26, 1986, in observance of Memorial Day. He added that Memorial Services will be held at the Cemetery on Monday, May 26, 1986, at 11:00 A.M. with the participation of American Legion Post 164, American Legion Post 288, V.F.W. Post 10150, V.F.W. Post 5335, and J.W.V. Post 440. He welcomed everyone to attend to honor those Americans who devoted part of their lives in the service of their country and those who made the supreme sacrifice by giving their lives. Mayor Cassandra read a Proclamation proclaiming the month of May as Recycling Month. The Mayor announced a special City Council meeting will be held on Tuesday, May 27, 1986, with the capital improvements architects. The City Manager announced the City Council will be holding a special joint meeting next Thursday with the Community Redevelopment Agency at 7:30 P. M. Mayor Cassandra suggested that the public attend as it might be interesting to see the downtown plans and how the redevelopment is moving ahead. Mr. Cheney referred to Bud's Chicken building on Boynton Beach Boulevard and stated this shows development can take place in accordance with design guidelines. CITY MANAGER'S REPORT Aluminum Recycling Supporting WXEL's New Facilities Mr. Cheney referred to Reynolds Aluminum making a donation to WXEL from their collections during May and announced there will be a slight adjustment in the hours the recycling center will be open. For the first week, after May 22, it will be open in the mornings from 9:30 A.M. to 12:30 P.M. Effective June 3, it will be open in addition to the mor- nings from 1:00 to 5:00 P.M. on Tuesdays through Saturdays. - 2 - MINUTES - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA MAY 20, 1986 County Charter Advisory Committee Hearings Mr. Cheney announced a County Charter Advisory Committee Hearing for this area will be held tomorrow night at Delray Beach City Hall. Planning & zoning Board Workshops The City Manager referred to the Planning & Zoning Board holding the first of three workshops for the comprehensive plan evaluation and appraisal report today at 4:00 P.M. He stated it was a good session with beginning the revision of the plan and development of a new comprehensive plan and suggested that people come to listen. Mayor Cassandra announced the City Manager's report would be accepted as presented. PUBLIC AUDIENCE Hands Across Palm Beach County Program Mr. Jim Peterman, 1515 S. Flagler Drive, West Palm Beach, stated he was the Chairman of the Program of Hands Across Palm Beach County. He realizes there have been some con- cerns about liability, but explained how this was different with not attempting to have a human chain of people from one end of the county to the other. The purpose is to capture the spirit to show concern of American for American. He explained how they are intending to observe all traffic laws and take safety precautions. They have gone before the County Commission and other municipalities and resolutions have been granted and he is before this Council asking for affirmation and approval for this effort for the citizens. Councilman Hester clarified that he was just asking for a resolution and Mr. Peterman agreed that he was requesting a resolution or proclamation. He added that there was no need for extra police officers and this is just for people to turn out and join the spirit of holding hands and caring. Mr. Cheney clarified that the human chain was not being planned because of traffic and safety problems. He understands it is going to be people gathering here and there on sidewalks and hopefully contributing a few dollars to support the food program. He doesn't think extra police will be needed and doesn't think we will have a liability problem if we don't formally sanction it. - 3 - MINUTES - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA MAY 20, 1986 Councilwoman zibelli referred to the newspaper noting a $10 fee and asked if that has been changed and Mr. Peterman replied affirmatively and explained they have tried to follow the guidelines of the national, but are different with no human chain and asking for a donation of 10¢ to $10. He added that 90% of the money will stay in Palm Beach County. Mr. Peterman announced this will be held on Sunday, May 25, at 3:00 P.M. People should be in line on the east side of U.S. 1 at 2:30 P.M. with radios. The Council indicated their support of this and the Mayor wished them good luck. Request to Eliminate Additional Parking Required at Boynton Leisureville Clubhouse Mr. Wilbur J. Lynch, 1912 S.W. 16th Avenue, President of the Boynton Leisureville Association, requested help from the Council in reference to a building problem. He told about obtaining a building permit to construct a small bathroom in the existing clubhouse and complying with all the code requirements with the exception of adding 70 additional parking spaces. He explained how this could only be accomplished by taking at least one half of their present golf course facilities and how 90% live within walking distance with the present parking spaces being adequate. He continued with expressing appreciation for the city services extended to them, but explained how they provide services to the community with having their own security, mowing grass on city rights-of-way, paving their own streets, and supplying many volunteers. He stressed that they are trying to enhance their lifestyles and are not going to increase the usage of the clubhouse with additional rooms. Councilwoman Zibelli referred to the Council not'being able to grant a variance for something like this and stated it would have to go before the Building Board of Adjustment & Appeals. Vice Mayor Zimmerman referred to it being con- sidered a parking lot variance and Mr. Annunziato clarified that it is under the zoning code. Mr. Cheney clarified that it can be varied by the Board of Adjustment if it is a hardship. The added parking spaces are not related to the small amount of square footage being added, but the code states if the square footage is added, the parking lot must be brought up to current standards. Mayor Cassandra referred to the outer walls being there and Mr. Cheney informed him that usable building space is being added. - 4 - MINUTES - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA MAY 20, 1986 Councilman Ferrell asked how much usable building space is being added and Mr. Lynch replied less that 1,000 square feet. Mr. Lynch asked if they must apply to the Board of Adjustment for a hardship variance and Mayor Cassandra replied affirmatively and explained the procedure. Paul Sheridan Lawsuit Mr. Bob Fauser, P. O. Box 1042, Boynton Beach, referred to the newspaper reporting the lawsuit of Patricia Adams against Paul Sheridan had been settled and asked if it was proper to discuss this. Mr. Vance informed him the paper- work is in control of the insurance carrier and he doesn't know if it has been completed. He suggests not discussing it at this time. League of Women Voters' Study Ms. Lois Rush, 28 Colonial Club, told about the League of Women Voters studying the organization and responsibilities of various city departments and boards. She expressed appreciation for the assistance given by all the staff and Councilmembers. She told about the staff being most cooperative. She stated they hope to compile the infor- mation they gathered, so the club members will be able to use it as reference material and~provide background infor- mation, so they can take positions on matters before the Council. She extended thanks for the splendid cooperation. Neighborhood CleanuR Mrs. Ernie Segers, 711 N.W. 2nd Street, expressed thanks for the light being installed at the dead end of her street. She referred to cleaning up this street and told about cleaning up the alley behind her house, but had been unsuc- cessful getting someone to pick up the trash. Mayor CaSsandra replied that the City Manager will make an effort to get this cleaned up. Mrs. Segers then told about cars trying to go through sand at the end of the street to the church. Mr. Cheney asked if this is a street which should be paved and Mrs. Segers replied affirmatively and that it should go through to the New Mount zion Missionary Baptist Church and be paved to the next street. Mr. Cheney agreed to have this looked at. - 5 - MINUTES - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA MAY 20, 1986 CONSENT AGENDA A. Minutes 1. Regular city Council Meeting Minutes of May 6, 1986 Mr. Cheney clarified that the appointment made at the last meeting of Mr. Hank Thompson included his term of four years as well as Chairman. B. Bids 1. 24' x 40' Portable Stage - Recreation The Tabulation Committee recommends awarding the bid to Stadiums Unlimited, Inc. in the amount of $20,770. 2. Construction of 27 Car Parking Field West of T-Ball Field at the Little Leaque Complex - Recreation The Tabulation Committee recommends awarding the bid to Carr Driveways in the amount of $9,690.50. C. Resolutions 1. Proposed Resolution No. 86-QQ - Re: Final Plat - Boynton Lakes, Plat 3-C - South of L-19 Canal, west of E-4 Canal A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA, APPROVING THE FINAL PLAT FOR BOYNTON LAKES, PLAT NO. 3C (P.U.D.) IN SECTION 8, TOWNSHIP 45 SOUTH, RANGE 43 EAST m Proposed Resolution No. 86-RR - Re: Bond Reduction - Boynton Lakes, Plat 2 - South of L-20 Canal, east of Congress Avenue A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA, REDUCING THE PERFORMANCE BOND FOR BOYNTON LAKES, PLAT NO. 2, IN SECTION 8, TOWNSHIP 45 SOUTH, RANGE 43 EAST, AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 46, PAGES 138 AND 139 OF PALM BEACH COUNTY RECORDS. - 6 - MINUTES - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA MAY 20, 1986 Proposed Resolution No. 86-SS - Re: Bond Reduction - Boynton Lakes, Plat 3 - West of E-4 Canal, east of Congress Avenue, north of L-20 Canal A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA, REDUCING THE PERFORMANCE BOND FOR BOYNTON LAKES, PLAT NO. 3, IN SECTION 8, TOWNSHIP 45 SOUTH, RANGE 43 EAST, AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 50, PAGES 121 AND 122 OF PALM BEACH COUNTY RECORDS. Proposed Resolution No. 86-TT -Re: Bond Reduction - Costa Bella Subdivision - East and south of Sky Lake, north of Old Boynton Road, west of N.W. 10th Street A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA, REDUCING THE VALUE FOR THE PERFORMANCE BOND FOR COSTA BELLA SUBDIVISION IN SECTION 20, TOWNSHIP 45 SOUTH, RANGE 43 EAST Proposed Resolution No. 86-UU - Re: Bond Reduction for on-Site only improvements - Chalet IV, Plat 1 - South of L-20 Canal, west of Congress Avenue A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA, REDUCING THE REQUIRED VALUE OF THE BOND FOR THE ON-SITE IMPROVEMENTS FOR CHALET IV, PLAT NO. 1, A PART OF THE MELEAR P.U.D. IN SECTION 18, TOWNSHIP 45 SOUTH, RANGE 43 EAST Proposed Resolution No. 86-VV - Re: Bond Reduction - Loop Road Paving and Drainage - Chalet IV, Plat 1 - SOuth of L-20 Canal, west of Congress Avenue A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA, REDUCING THE REQUIRED VALUE OF THE BOND FOR THE LOOP ROAD PAVING AND DRAINAGE IN CONNECTION WITH CHALET IV, PLAT NO. 1, A PART OF THE MELEAR P.U.D. IN SECTION 18, TOWNSHIP 45 SOUTH, RANGE 43 EAST Proposed Resolution No. 86-WW - Re: Bond Reduction - Chalet IV, Plat 2 - South of L-20 Canal, west of Congress Avenue A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA, REDUCING THE REQUIRED VALUE OF.THE PERFORMANCE BOND FOR CHALET IV, PLAT NO. 2, A PART OF THE MELEAR P.U.D., IN SECTION 18, TOWNSHIP 45 SOUTH, RANGE 43 EAST - 7 - MINUTES - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA MAY 20, 1986 D. Development Plans Consider request submitted by Rick Rossi, agent for Manor Care of Boynton Beach, Inc., for approval of construction plans and preliminary plat which provi- des for the construction of infrastructure improve- ments to serve a 120 bed personal care facility adjacent to the existing nursing center on Congress Avenue at Charter Drive, the northwest corner. The Planning & zoning Board unanimously recommended approval of this request, subject to staff comments. 0 Consider request submitted by Rick Rossi, agent for Manor Care of Boynton Beach, Inc., for site plan approval to construct a 120 bed personal care faci- lity on 4.63 acres located on Congress Avenue at Charter Drive, the northwest corner. The Planning & Zoning Board unanimously recommended approval of this request, subject to staff comments. 3. Consider request submitted by Jesgo Development Corporation of Palm Beach County, Inc., agent for The Shoppes of Seacrest, for site plan approval to construct a 40,320 square foot shopping center con- sisting of three buildings on 5.9 acres, north of Seacrest Boulevard at Miner Road, the northwest corner. The Planning & Zoning Board unanimously recommended approval of this request, subject to staff comments. In addition, this recommendation is predicated upon CAB approval of the revised site plan. Consider request submitted by James Holland, agent for Boynton Lakes Joint Venture - c/o Lennar Homes, Inc. for approval for a change in layout and design of recreational amenities at Boynton Lakes on the east side of Congress Avenue, south of Hypoluxo Road. The Planning & zoning Board unanimously recommended approval of this request, subject to staff comments. Consider request submitted by Tim Lynch, agent for Boynton West Corporation, for approval of an amended site plan to allow for the addition of screened - 8 - MINUTES - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA MAY 20, 1986 enclosures within the building line of the existing multi-family units that are located on the west side of Congress Avenue, south of Hypoluxo Road. The Planning & zoning Board unanimously recommended approval of this request as submitted. E. List of Payments - Month of April, 1986 See list attached. F. Approval of Bills See list attached plus addition from Bruno Auto Center in the amount of $2,370.03 for repair to the garbage packer. G. Approval of Construction Trailers Approval requested to locate a temporary construction trailer at 609 North Railroad Avenue and at MacDonald's Restaurant on South Federal Highway. Councilwoman Zibelli questioned what the trailer was for at 609 North Railroad Avenue and Mr. Cheney informed her it was requested by Steel Structures for the construction of additions and alterations to Boynton Restaurant Supply. Councilman Ferrell made a motion to approve the Consent Agenda, seconded by Councilman Hester. Mayor Cassandra clarified the motion covers the Consent Agenda with the additions as added by the City Manager and Items A-l; B-1 and 2; C-l, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 and 7; D-l, 2, 3, 4 and 5; E; F, including the vehicle repair; and G with the stipulation that all paperwork is proper. Motion carried 5-0. BIDS Bid Waiver - Congress Avenue Tree Planting Mr. Cheney clarified that technically this is not a waiver of bids in that the money being spent is private contributions from property owners adjacent to Congress Avenue. He read the list of developers contributing and explained the loca- tion. Mayor Cassandra asked if a sprinkler system would be included and Mr. Cheney informed him that we are hoping to do it without a sprinkler system, but sleeves were put under - 9 - MINUTES - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA MAY 20, 1986 the pavement if it is necessary to install one-for main- tenance. Vice Mayor zimmerman asked if there is a sprinkler system south of there and Mr. Cheney replied negatively. Councilman Ferrell made a motion to waive the bid process for this planting, seconded by Councilman Hester. Motion carried 5-0. Approval of Beach Decal Bid Mr. Cheney stated the bids were received for 16,000 beach decals and the same bidder we had last year gave the low bid and it is within budget. The Tabulation Committee recom- mends awarding the bid to Semes Enterprises in the amount of $1,120. Councilman Ferrell made a motion to accept the bid, seconded by Councilman Hester. Motion carried 5-0. PUBLIC HEARING Consider request for the abandonment of a 40' local street south of Boynton Beach Boulevard between Seacrest Boulevard and S.E. 1st Street (Sawyer's Addition). This request was submitted by Peter L. Cheney, city Manager for the City of Boynton Beach. Mr. Annunziato referred to this request being related to the city's redevelopment efforts and explained this street is located between the Recreation Department and the Library and is primarily a parking lot now. In order to effect the Library reconstruction, it will have to be taken out of ser- vice as a public right-of-way. There are utilities located in this right-of-way and the architects must work with the utility companies to make sure their needs are addressed. The Planning & Zoning Board unanimously recommended approval of this request subject to staff comments. Mayor Cassandra ascertained nobody wished to speak in reference to this application and then closed the public hearing. Councilman Hester moved to approve this request for abandon- ment of a 40' local street, seconded by Councilman Ferrell. Motion carried 5-0. - 10 - MINUTES - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA MAY 20, 1986 Consider request for the abandonment of a 40' local street within the public works complex, between N.E. 1st Street and the east line of lot 140 of Arden Park. This request was submitted by Peter L. Cheney, City Manager for the City of Boynton Beach. Mr. Annunziato informed the Council this is a portion of N.E. 8th Avenue which lies totally within the public works complex. The utility companies reviewed this and there are no encumbrances in the right-of-way. The Technical Review Board recommended approval and the Planning & zoning Board submitted a positive unanimous recommendation to grant. Mayor Cassandra asked if anyone wished to speak in favor or against and received no response. He then closed the public hearing. Mr. Cheney clarified that this entire area is within the fenced area of the public works complex. Councilman Hester moved approval of this request, seconded by Councilman Ferrell. Motion carried 5-0. DEVELOPMENT PLANS The Landings - Fire Sprinkler Problem request by Attorney Alan Ciklin Mr. Alan Ciklin, attorney representing the developer of The Landings, stated this matter resulted from city code 9-18, which requires a sprinkler system to be installed in any wood frame building over two stories or 20 feet in height. That code provision was adopted in 1973, but wasn't readily used by the city in the past. The developer had incurred substantial expense with drawings approved before this was discovered. He has met with Mr. Cheney and Mr. Vance and they determined the best way to conclude this matter was to appear before the City Council. Mr. Ciklin read according to Section 9-18, all wood frame buildings and structures which are two stories or less in height are not required to have sprinklers. He feels there are many reasons why this code provision should not apply. He explained how practical reasons had changed since 1973 with the water distribution system being improved, fire hydrant system not what it was, and additional fire staff. Additionally, building codes have been continually updated. Also, from a legal standpoint, Section 9-18 adopted in 1973 happens to be in conflict with the code provision in effect. The Standard Building Code has the requirement with more than three stories. Also, the N.F.P.A. codes also require over three stories. Both modern and up-to-date codes are in conflict with the 1973 provision. In addition, in 1974, the - 11- MINUTES - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA MAY 20, 1986 State Legislatur'e enacted a state-wide building code and the city adopted the Standard Building Code which has the provi- sion requiring sprinklers for buildings of more than three stories. Mr. Ciklin continued that the problem they are faced with is a real life one and doesn't relate to fire safety require- ments. Their problem is to retrofit the buildings which have been issued permits and are under construction. It will cost the developer $300,000 to $500,000 and will take two to three months to stop and go backwards to retrofit the buildings. In addition, materials were used for fire pre- vention. This time and money were not committed in the funds of the bond issue. Mr. Ciklin concluded that they think from a legal, practical and fairness standpoint, this old section of Code 9-18 should be done away with. He would be pleased to answer any questions. Mayor Cassandra questioned when this was brought to the developer's attention and how much construction had been done. Mr. Cheney stated this was first discussed with the developer of Metro around March 10 to 14, when doing the framing inspection of the buildings. There was no difficult retrofit problem at that time. At the same time, it was also discussed with the developer of The Landings. Discussions did take place fairly early before there would have been major financial problems. Mr. Ciklin agreed he was aware of that, but unfortunately they have building per- mits for the entire project and a lot are under construc- tion. Mr. Ciklin clarified that the real issue is what the appropriate code is today and they think the modern code should prevail. Mayor Cassandra referred to wooden structures recently coming in our area and stated he still thinks they should have sprinkler systems. Mr. Vance advised that he received a letter from Mr. Ciklin yesterday referring to the fact that a special act was adopted in 1974, which may have in fact wiped out all the ordinances both the county and various municipalities enacted prior to that date which conflicted with the special act establishing the Standard Building Code approach to Palm - 12 - MINUTES - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA MAY 20, 1986 Beach County. Our code provision was adopted in 1973 prior to adoption of the special act. Councilman Hester clarified that we adopted the Standard Building Code, but still retained the section of our code requiring a sprinkler system. Mayor Cassandra asked if we decided to update and modify our sprinkler code, could we stop any new permits until this is done and Mr. Vance replied negatively. Vice Mayor Zimmerman referred to a variance from the code being referred to the Building Board of Adjustment & Appeals and Mr. Cheney pointed out this is not in the building code, but is a requirement by ordinance. Mr. Cheney clarified that the City Attorney is saying this condition is not on the books. This was wiped off the books by the Legislature. Councilman Ferrell referred to a lot of improvements being made since 1973 and different things being required from developers. Councilwoman Zibelli stated she would still like to see a sprinkler system eventually and Councilman Ferrell replied that he might tend to go along with that, but must consider the staff's recommendations and they say it is not needed. Vice Mayor zimmerman referred to the importance of safety and Councilman Ferrell agreed and pointed out this has been done by charging people to add more loops in the water system and we have additional fire- men. Further discussion ensued regarding safety and impro- vements made. Mr. Vance clarified there are two approaches and explained how legislative action in effect repeals certain specific statutes. The other approach would be to adopt an ordinance repealing that section and the Council could consider whether to adopt additional legislation in that area which would be subsequent to the special act. Mr. Ciklin clarified that sprinkler systems are required in buildings of three stories or more. In two story buildings, generally it is easier to escape, he randomly polled several local municipalities and could not find any who had changed the provisions from the Standard Building Code. Councilman Ferrell stated we have adopted the Standard Building Code and the staff must have considered it to meet - 13- MINUTES - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA MAY 20, 1986 our standards. Mr. Vance added that we were also required to do that by a state act. Councilman Ferrell referred again to the safety factor and cost and Mayor Cassandra remarked that even with the UL rating of a wall, they do burn and melt. !Vice Mayor Zimmerman referred again to this not being part of the building code in reference to applying for a variance and Mr. Cheney agreed, but explained they were together under the point of view of the State Legislature's action. Mayor Cassandra asked if the time delay getting a clarifica- tion would create a problem and Mr. Ciklin replied they have been waiting to come back before the City Council and have incurred a time delay of four weeks. Mr. Vance suggested if the Council decides we have a legal problem with Section 9-18 as it' now exists, the city should mechanically clean that section up by adopting an addendum to the existing code or by repealing it. Councilman Ferrell referred to it already being automatically repealed and Mr. Vance clarified that he doesn't believe it is enforceable, but that doesn't get it out of the code. Councilman Ferrell made a motion to repeal this section to cover what we didn't do in 1974. Mr. Vance clarified that this motion would direct his office to prepare an ordinance for repealing Section 9-18 and Councilman Ferrell agreed. Mr. Vance further clarified that if repealed, we would still have the three story requirement with the Standard Building Code. It would clean up the code book with an ordinance repealing it. Councilman Hester seconded the motion. Under discussion, Mr. Cheney pointed out the Standard Building Code requires sprinkler systems in more than three stories. The Council still may want to pass a motion or may want to follow up on another motion to amend the Standard Building Code. Councilman Ferrell clarified that his motion now is to make it comply with the Standard Building Code. Vice Mayor Zimmerman asked if these projects being con- sidered are over two stories and Mr. Cheney informed him The Landings has two stories with a peak and Mahogany Bay is three stories. Vice Mayor Zimmerman asked if they are under the Standard Building Code and Mr. cheney clarified they do not require sprinkler systems by the Standard Building Code, as they must be over three stories. - 14 - MINUTES - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA MAY 20, 1986 Mayor Cassandra clarified that the motion on the floor is to direct the City Attorney to repeal Section 9-18. After this motion is acted upon, if the Council wants to make an adden- dum, they can bring it back down to 20 feet. These two developments will slide through. Motion carried 3-2 with Mayor Cassandra and Vice Mayor Zimmerman dissenting. Councilwoman Zibelli made a motion to amend our existing addendum that we shall have sprinkler systems on wood frame structures over two stories. Councilman Ferrell seconded. Under discussion, Mr. Vance asked if this would apply to everything or multi-family and Vice Mayor zimmerman replied to multi-family. Councilwoman zibelli stated for safety sake, it should be required for regular homes. Councilman Ferrell referred to the extra costs required to build a home and stated the staff gave a report this is not needed. Councilwoman Zibelli stressed the importance of safety of life. Mr. Cheney requested that Type VI construction be substi- tuted for wood frame, which is an all wood building. Mayor Cassandra referred to some buildings having the first floor of concrete and then going to wood and Mr. Cheney informed him that Mahogany Bay is all wood, Type VI. Councilwoman zibelli agreed to change it to Type VI. Mayor Cassandra clarified that the motion is to direct the City Attorney to make an addendum to our sprinkler code to state all Type VI buildings of greater than two stories will have a sprinkler system. Councilman Hester stated he is interested in safety, but we are under the Standard Building Code which says three stories. He does not see why we should vary that much. Construction materials are being improved each year. Councilman Ferrell added that for the sake of one story, he finds it hard to question. The staff feels the Standard Building Code is adequate. He doesn't think we are taking any safety away. Vice Mayor Zimmerman added that he is satisfied with what we have now, the old code. Mayor Cassandra clarified that the motion is to direct the City Attorney to make an addendum to the fire and sprinkler code to include Type VI construction of more than two stories. Motion carried 3-2 with Councilman Hester and Councilman Ferrell dissenting. - 15 - MINUTES - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA MAY 20, 1986 Mayor Cassandra declared a five minute break and then recon- vened the meeting at 9:15 P.M. Consider request for height exception for church steeple - Boynton Beach Congregational United Church of Christ, 115 North Federal Highway - Total height 55 feet. Mr. Annunziato informed the Council this request came from the Technical Review Board which determined there were no site related issues with this request. This request is con- sistent with Section 4-F and the church spires exception. Mr. Craig Livingston, Architect for Boynton Beach Congregational United Church of Christ, stated they feel this would be a good contribution to the~downtown district and dress up the building. They hope this steeple will be allowed on the building. Mayor Cassandra explained the procedure for a height excep- tion. Vice Mayor Zimmerman referred to approval by the Downtown Review Board and Mr. Cheney informed him that Mr. Livingston has attended the Downtown Review Board meeting and they supported this and the Community Redevelopment Agency also expressed support. Mayor Cassandra questioned why it had to be so tall and Mr. Livingston replied that in looking at spire designs, it is a descending dimension and as it goes higher, it gets smaller. Mayor Cassandra asked if it would be lighted and Mr. Livingston replied negatively. Councilman Hester moved to approve this request for height exception for this church steeple for the Boynton Beach Congregational United Church of Christ at 115 North Federal Highway. Vice Mayor Zimmerman seconded. Under discussion, Councilman Ferrell commented that we may get a lot of these and must give equal consideration to others which come up. Motion carried 5-0. Consider request submitted by Kieran J. Kilday, agent for The Building Company, for approval of an amended site plan to allow for the addition of a 40,000 square foot supermarket to the rear of the existing shopping center, a revised shared parking allocation, and a change in parking lot layout and design. This site is located on Federal Highway at Woolbright Road, the southwest corner. Mr. Annunziato explained the location. He added that the second aspect is for approval of a shared parking allocation based upon our proposed ordinance. This request went to the - 16 - ~MINUTES - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA MAY 20, 1986 Planning & zoning Board with a positive recommendation from the Technical Review Board. The Planning & zoning Board recommends approval subject to staff comments. Also recom- mended was the addition of right turn lanes at two main dri- veways onto Woolbright Road. Mr. Annunziato continued that one other item of concern is the median which is supposed to be constructed from the southwest corner. That landscaped area must be there to direct traffic northward. Upon closer review, the applicant found there is a garage door which serves a store there. The applicant is going to request a change in the con- figuration of the median and move it westward, which will affect some of the landscaping, but it should work all right as long as the median is there to direct traffic northward. The recommendation is both requests be approved. Mayor Cassandra expressed concern about the driveway in front of the theater with traffic going through to Publix and people coming out of the theater. Mr. Annunziato informed him there is a stop sign and speed bump and people should be directed to the walkway. Ms. Glenda Haley, Kilday & Associates, advised they did work with that congested area where the median strip is and have aligned it better. Mr. Vance asked if she concurs with the two driveways onto Woolbright Road and Ms. Haley replied affirmatively. Councilwoman Zibelli made a motion to approve this request submitted by Kieran Kilday for approval of an amended site plan to allow for the addition of a 40,000 square foot supermarket at Sunshine Square, a revised shared parking allocation, and a change in parking lot layout and design, subject to staff comments and the comments from the Planning & Zoning Board. Councilman Ferrell seconded and the motion carried 5-0. Consider request submitted by Kieran J. Kilday, agent for Turks and Calcos, B.V., for approval of an amended site plan to allow for the addition of a 1,600 square foot convenience store including retail gasoline sales and a change in parking lot layout and design. This site is located on Congress Avenue at Hypoluxo Road, the southwest corner. DELETED at applicant's request. - 17 - MINUTES - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA MAY 20, 1986 LEGAL Ordinances - 2nd Reading - Public Hearing Proposed Ordinance No. 86-7 - Re: Annexation of Rights-of-Way iCouncilman Ferrell moved to postpone, in order to comply iwith advertising requirements, until the next meeting on !June 3, 1986. Councilman Hester seconded and the motion !carried 5-0. iProposed Ordinance No. 86-8 - Re: Amendment to zoning Code - iShared Parking iMr. Vance read proposed Ordinance No. 86-8 by title: AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY COUNCIL, OF THE CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA, AMENDING APPENDIX A - ZONING, SECTION 11. SUPPLEMENTAL REGULATIONS. H. PROVISION OF OFF-STREET PARKING SPACES. BY AMENDING SUBSECTION 13 THEREOF-TO SET MINIMUM STANDARDS FOR JUSTIFYING SHARED PARKING AND TO REQUIRE THAT A TEN PERCENT (10%) BUFFER BE PROVIDED WHERE APPROVAL OF SHARED PARKING IS REQUESTED; PROVIDING THAT EACH AND EVERY OTHER PROVISION OF APPENDIX A - ZONING, SECTION 11. SUPPLEMENTAL REGULATIONS. H. PROVISION OF OFF-STREET PARKING SPACES SHALL REMAIN IN FULL FORCE AND EFFECT AS PREVIOUSLY ENACTED; PROVIDING A CONFLICTS CLAUSE, A SEVERABILITY CLAUSE, AND AN EFFECTIVE DATE; PROVIDING AUTHORITY TO CODIFY; AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES. Mayor Cassandra ascertained nobody wished to speak either for or against this proposed ordinance and then declared the public hearing closed. Councilman Ferrell made a motion to adopt this ordinance on second and final reading, seconded by Councilwoman zibelli. No discussion. Mrs. Boroni took a roll call vote as follows: Vice Mayor Zimmerman - Aye Councilman Ferrell - Aye Councilman Hester - Aye Councilwoman Zibelli - Aye Mayor .Cassandra - Aye Motion carried 5-0. - 18 - MINUTES - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING iBOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA MAY 20, 1986 Motion carried 5-0. Proposed Ordinance No. 86-9 - Re: Alcohol Consumption Mr. Vance read proposed Ordinance No. 86-9 by title: AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA, AMENDING CHAPTER 3 ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES, SECTION 3-1 DEFINITIONS BY ADDING DEFINITIONS FOR BEVERAGE LAW, COMMERCIAL ESTABLISHMENT PARKING LOT, CONTAINER, MOTOR VEHICLE, PERSON, AND PUBLIC OR SEMI-PUBLIC AREA OPEN FOR VEHICULAR TRAVEL; BY FURTHER AMENDING CHAPTER 3 ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES, SECTION 3-5 CONSUMPTION IN STREETS PROHIBITED TO PROHIBIT THE CONSUMPTION OR POSSESSION OF ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES AND UNSEALED CONTAINERS IN AND AROUND COMMERCIAL ESTABLISHMENT PARKING LOTS AND MOTOR VEHICLES; PROHIBITING THE CONSUMPTION OR POSSESSION OF ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES IN PUBLIC S. TREETS OR ALLEYS OF THE CITY OR OUTSIDE OF ANY BUILDING IN A NON-RESIDENTIAL ZONE OF THE CITY; PROVIDING FOR EXCEPTIONS; PROVIDING AUTHORITY TO CODIFY; PROVIDING A CONFLICTS CLAUSE, A SEVERABILITY CLAUSE AND AN EFFECTIVE DATE AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES. Mayor Cassandra ascertained nobody wished to speak in favor or against proposed Ordinance No. 86-9 and declared the public hearing closed. Councilman Ferrell made a motion to adopt this ordinance on second and final reading, seconded by Councilman Hester. No discussion. Mrs. Boroni took a roll call vote as follows: Councilman Ferrell - Aye Councilman Hester - Aye Councilwoman Zibelli - Aye Mayor Cassandra - Aye Vice Mayor Zimmerman - Aye Motion carried 5-0. Proposed Ordinance No. 86-10 - Re: Review of proposed amend- ments to Section 19 and Appendix A, Section 9.C of the Code of Ordinances fOr consistency with the Comprehensive Plan Mr. Vance read proposed Ordinance No. 86-10 by title: AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA, AMENDING CHAPTER 19, PLANNING AND - 19 - MINUTES - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA MAY 20, 1986 DEVELOPMENT GENERALLY, ARTICLE I. IN GENERAL, SECTION 19-7. COMPREHENSIVE PLAN ADOPTED. OF THE CODE OF ORDINANCES, CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA, TO AMEND TH~ TITLE THEREOF; TO RENUMBER THE EXISTING PROVISION; AND TO ADD PROVISIONS CONCERNING THE CONSISTENCY OF DEVELOPMENT AND DEVELOPMENT REGULATIONS WITH THE COMPREHENSIVE PLAN, AMENDMENTS TO THE FUTURE LAND USE MAP, AMENDMENTS WHICH CHANGE PERMITTED USES OF LAND, AND PROVIDING A GENERAL PROCEDURE FOR AMENDMENTS AND ADOPTION OF THE COMPREHENSIVE PLAN OR EVALUATION AND APPRAISAL REPORT; BY AMENDING APPENDIX A - ZONING, SECTION 9. ADMINISTRATION AND ENFORCEMENT, SUBSECTION C. DISTRICT BOUNDARY CHANGES (REZONING). BY DELETING THE EXISTING CODE PROVISIONS IN THEIR ENTIRETY AND BY RE-TITLING SAID SECTION AS COMPREHENSIVE PLAN AMENDMENTS; REZONINGS; BY PROVIDING FOR THE INTENT OF SAID SECTION; PROVIDING GENERAL PROCEDURES; PROVIDING FOR THE INITIATION OF AMENDMENTS; PROVIDING FOR MATERIALS TO BE SUBMITTED WITH APPLICATIONS; SETTING FORTH FILING FEES; PROVIDING FOR PROCESSING BY THE PLANNING DEPARTMENT; PROVIDING FOR A REPORT AND RECOMMENDATION BY THE PLANNING DEPARTMENT; PROVIDING FOR ACTION BY THE PLANNING AND ZONING BOARD; PROVIDING FOR ACTION BY THE CITY COUNCIL; PROVIDING A LIMITATION ON FURTHER CONSIDERATION; PROVIDING: A LIMITATION ON CHANGES TO THE APPLICATION AFTER THE SAME HAS BEEN SUBMITTED; PROVIDING FOR TIME LIMITATIONS FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE PROPERTY; PROVIDING FOR MODiIFICATION TO MASTER PLANS OF PLANNEDi ZONING DISTRICT!S AND MODIFICATIONS TO CONDITIONS OF ZONING; PROVIDING FOR THE MAINTENANCE OF RECORDS OF ALL REQUIREMENTS AND LIMITATIONS IMPOSED AT THE TIME OF ZONING OR REZONING; PROVIDING THAT EACH AND EVERY OTHER PROVISION OF CHAPTER 19 PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT GENERALLY, ARTICLE I. IN 'GENERAL SHALL REMAIN IN FULL FORCE AND EFFECT AS PREVIOUSLY ENACTED; PROVIDING THAT EACH AND EVERY OTHER PROVISION OF APPENDIX A - ZONiING SECTION 9. ADMINISTRATION AND ENFORCEMENT SHALL REMAIN IN FULL FORCE AND EFFECT AS PREVIOUSLY ENACTED; PROVIDING AUTHORITY TO CODIFY; PROVIDING A CONFLICTS CLAUSE, A CLAUSE, AND AN EFFECTIVE DATE; AND FOR OTHER PI There was no response when the Mayor asked for comments from the public and the hearing was closed. Councilman Ferrell made a motion to adopt this ordinance on second and final reading, sec6nded by Councilwoman Zibelli. - 20- MINUTES - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA MAY 20, 1986 No discussion. Mrs. Boroni took a roll call vote on the motion as follows: Councilman Hester - Aye Councilwoman Zibelli - Aye Mayor Cassandra - Aye Vice Mayor Zimmerman - Aye Councilman Ferrell - Aye Motion carried 5-0. Ordinances - 1st Reading Proposed Ordinance No. 86-11 - Re: Amended Development Order - Park of Commerce Mr. Vance read proposed Ordinance No. 86-11 by title: ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA, DETERMINING THAT CHANGES TO THE COMPREHENSIVE DEVELOPMENT OF REGIONAL IMPACT APPROVED IN ORDINANCE NO. 84-51 DO NOT CONSTITUTE A SUBSTANTIAL DEVIATION UNDER CHAPTER 380, FLORIDA STATUTES, 1985, DETERMINING THAT NO FURTHER DEVELOPMENT OF REGIONAL IMPACT REVIEW IS NECESSARY REGARDING SUCH CHANGES, APPROVING SUCH CHANGES, AND AMENDING THE DEVELOPMENT ORDER (ORDINANCE NO. 84-51) FOR PURPOSES OF INCORPORATING THE APPROVED CHANGES Councilman Hester moved to approve proposed Ordinance No. 86-11 on first reading, seconded by Councilman Ferrell. No discussion. Mrs. Boroni took a roll call vote on the motion as follows: Councilwoman Zibelli - Aye Mayor Cassandra - Aye Vice Mayor Zimmerman - Aye Councilman Ferrell - Aye Councilman Hester - Aye Motion carried 5-0. Resolutions NONE Other NONE - 21- MINUTES - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA MAY 20, 1986 DEVELOPMENT PLANS (Continued) Consider Employing Traffic Engineer Mr. Cheney told about there being concern about needing traffic engineering consultant work particularly in connec- tion with the hearing coming up on the PCD which has an impact on Woolbright Road and traffic in general and adja- cent to that area. He has discussed this with Mr. Annunziato and Mr. Vance. They think it would be a help to hire a traffic engineer for under $1,500 to review the stu- dies which have been presented by this applicant in this particular case and assist the Planning Department in making a recommendation. The whole issue of traffic on Woolbright Road is a problem both existing and in the future. He enu- merated reasons for trying a traffic engineer on this pro-~ ject to see whether it is useful. Mr. Cheney advised that Mr. Annunziato has talked to several Traffic Engineers and the recommendation is to hire Mr. Walt Keller, who has worked with Broward County and done a lot of work for Palm Beach County. He could be tried on this par- ticular project as the finished report is needed in one week. The charge would be $600 and Mr. Keller will come to the Planning & Zoning Board and City Council when the issue is presented. Mr. Vance stated that he concurs with the City Manager's recommendation. Mr. Annunziato gave some additional information about Mr. Keller's background. Mayor Cassandra asked if the recommendation was to try Mr. Keller out and then retain him and Mr. Annunziato clarified this is just a one shot deal. Mr. Cheney added that we must decid~ whether to do this work through a consultant or through several consultants or have a Traffic Engineer on staff. Vice Mayor zimmerman clarified that this project would not exceed $1,500 and Mr. Cheney agreed with the basic study and attending five to six meetings. Councilman Ferrell made a motion to approve this request, ~seconded by Vice Mayor Zimmerman. Mayor Cassandra clarified !that the motion is to hire this consultant for a single pro- ject at a cost not to exceed $1,500. Motion carried 5-0. - 22- MINUTES - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA MAY 20, 1986 OLD BUSINESS Consider proposal to employ lobbying services as a joint agreement with other Palm Beach County cities (Tabled) Councilman Ferrell requested this to be left on the table. Mayor Cassandra referred to the possibility of a city not agreeing on an issue for lobbying and Councilman Ferrell explained the money would be paid in the form of dues in advance and votes would be taken upon issues. Florida League of Cities - Requested by Councilman Robert Ferrell Councilman Ferrell referred to forwarding a memo in regard to the action taken at the last City Council meeting and made a motion that the City Council rescind the action which was taken at that Council meeting in regard to the reimbur- sement of his expenses for a trip to Tallahassee. Mayor Cassandra stated he called the City Attorney to be sure no parliamentary procedures were negated and asked him to clarify the paragraph on Page 258. Mr. Vance clarified that there appears to be no limitation on a motion to rescind. Any member may make the motion. He then read the paragraph from Roberts Rules of Order in reference to a motion to rescind. Mayor Cassandra referred to a conflict of interest because of this being a monetary decision and the person involved can lose or gain. Councilman Ferrell advised the expenses were paid by the city before he went. Mr. Vance clarified that actually the statute relating to a conflict of interest specifically does not apply to a voting member when relating to salary or expenses. Councilman Ferrell asked if that meant he could not vote and Mr. Vance disagreed with advising that he can vote. Mayor Cassandra clarified that a motion was made by Councilman Ferrell to rescind the action of the Council of May 6. Councilman Hester seconded. Under discussion, Mayor Cassandra requested everyone to speak just once. Councilman Ferrell replied that having it done while he was not here and being brought up by the Mayor, he chooses to do it without discussion; but if the Mayor chooses to comment, he would prefer to comment after him. Mayor Cassandra referred to the maker of the motion speaking first, but agreed as long as the decorum is kept in the proper sense, he sees no problem. - 23- MINUTES - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA MAY 20, 1986 Councilman Hester stated when he voted on this, he was not aware it had been voted on in 1984 that persons on these two committees would have their expenses paid for by the city. From his understanding and reading of the minutes, those two positions going to the Florida League of Cities on those two committees did not have to have approval, as it was given in 1984. The reason he voted against it was because he did not know this. With finding out it was voted on by the previous Council that expenses were to be paid because of being on the type of committee which is on call and not having time to approve prior to going to a meeting. He was not apprised about this at the May 6 meeting. He is sure somebody knew about it that the expenses were to be paid. Vice Mayor zimmerman suggested as a future policy, it would be good to have those things clarified as Councils change, just as we always adopt a certain procedure when a new Council takes office. When committees carry over like these for a number of years, he thinks the approval of those expenses ought to be up to the Council sitting at that time. There is a question in his mind whether this Council has actually approved that and he doesn't believe it has. Mayor Cassandra clarified that obviously everyone received a memo from Councilman Ferrell making some statements and innuendoes and several implications about his character. The memo doesn't deserve any answer on his character nor would he imply anything nasty about Councilman Ferrell's character. The question of policy should be addressed. What is policy - was it changed to a carte-blanche approval to go to any meeting you want? If there was a policy direc- tion, was it only for a special condition? For this special condition, was there any commitment? In the memo, reference was made to November 20, 1984 and at that time, it was not necessary to ask approval of expenses for appointees to Florida League of Cities committees. He then read a ver- batim excerpt from the minutes of November 20, 1984. He pointed out that the summary supplied from that meeting is not what the verbatim excerpt says. He clarified that then, there was no policy carte-blanche and Councilmen Wright and Ferrell were appointed to a committee. It is his opinion that no policy was made to go to any meeting without Council approval; no carte-blanche approval. Was there a special condition to policy - yes, if a meeting was between Council meetings and unable to get Council approval, then Council approval was not needed. Remember - Councilman Ferrell was on the Personal and Ethics Committee. Was there a - 24- MINUTES - REGUL~ CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA MAY 20, 1986 stipulation to special conditions? He thought his question of would he be here was a stipulation. Was there any com- mitment on his part to the Florida League of Cities - he stated in the minutes there wasn't any. Mayor Cassandra continued with referring to how important an issue is and stated if every Council member predecided what was an important issue to see and whether to be here, there would be chaos. Every question that comes in front of this city Council that requires a vote is important. Some require no discussion, some require little discussion and some require heavy discussion. It is important to hear the opinion of all Council members. It is impossible to see into the future and say this or any particular issue is a simple routine; that this issue is not important. On that particular night, as reported by the newspaper, Delray had a simple unimportant routine issue before the Council and the issue failed for lack of a second because Delray did not have a full Council; two of their Council members were in Tallahassee. Because of this, this simple issue would have cost Delray only $2,000; but because of an incomplete Council, it cost Delray $6,000. This issue was decided by someone as what was important and what was not important. It is his responsibility as Chairman and Mayor of this City to make sure what happened in Delray never happens in Boynton Beach. It is his responsibility to make sure that no issue is delayed and results in a loss because of insuf- ficient Council members. On the May 6 agenda, there were two issues, in his opinion as Chairman of this Council, which were important - reverse osmosis consultant as it will be their recommendation that will determine how we will spend approximately $10,000,000 and to him, it was important to make sure that we have the best consultant. As noted on tonight's agenda, the sprinkler system was supposed to have been on May 6 and that' issue was also important with involving the safety of buildings and people, plus will control the type of construction that will be allowed in Boynton Beach. Because of the possibility of a tie vote and the importance of the City of Boynton Beach, he wrote a letter and requested Councilman Ferrell that he change his priorities and be at the Council meeting. It seems to him that protocol and courtesy would have deserved an answer one way or another. This lack of an answer could only lead him to the conclusion that the Florida League of Cities meeting was more important than the City Council meeting and its issues. - 25- MINUTES - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA MAY 20, 1986 The Mayor continued that on May 6, Councilman Ferrell did not attend a Personal and Ethics Committee meeting according to his minutes, but went to a Growth Management Committee meeting, which was not even approved. If there was a carte- blanche approval for that committee in 1984, then there pro- bably would be no question, but that is not what he went to. He has the dates of all the Florida League of Cities meetings and when the Personal & Ethics Committee met, which is Councilman Ferrell's committee. That committee did not meet May 6 according to the Florida League of Cities records. Mayor Cassandra stated it is still his responsibility to this City and to this Council that this is still an unauthorized expense and unauthorized trip. The 1984 meeting did not say carte-blanche approval had been given, but specifically stated certain items. As far as he is con- cerned, this question to rescind still should be denied. Councilman Ferrell stated that on May 6 all standing commit- tees of the Florida League of Cities met in Tallahassee and a notice was distributed in City Hall. There was no Growth Management Committee meeting that he knew of. The Growth Management Committee met Wednesday night, which he attended as soon as he ~ot back from Tallahassee, which was a public hearing at Delray Beach Atlantic High School. Councilman Ferrell stated expenses were approved under an old policy long before he was on this Council. Carte- blanche approval was not given; approval was given to attend committee meetings because the commitment required from the League of Cities is if you are going to be on a committee that you will be able to attend the meetings. He thinks the key thing is, until the time he got miffed because he did not answer the memo, he has been doing it for two years. He has routinely been attending the meetings when they come up, the League meetings, conferences. The conferences were brought up for approval, but the committee meetings were not. Councilman Wright and other people have attended those meetings routinely because of the nature of the meetings. In reference to predeciding what is important, Councilman Ferrell thinks that should also apply to the Mayor. He doesn't think the Mayor should predecide what is important to any one Council member. Some of the issues which have come up at Tallahassee, which he has spent hundreds of hours - 26 - MINUTES - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA MAY 20, 1986 attending, have to do with our own issues such as the pen- sion plans for fire and police and taking them literally out of control of the City Council, and other issues which are of equal importance if not more important than what was being discussed that particular evening. To preclude a per- son from going out of town - where do we stop - vacation next and not being able to go on vacation because someone thinks there will be a tie vote. He thinks that is an unreasonable approach. He didn't go there to play games, but has gone to represent this City and issues that are extremely important. He agreed that Delray had two members in Tallahassee, but the motion failed because their attorney ruled the Mayor could not pass the gavel to make a motion, like the Mayor did here with making a motion to not pay the expenses for his trip. It did not cost Boynton Beach anything because he went to Tallahassee. There were pro- bably in the vicinty of 100 elected officials in Tallahassee, which indicates with Tuesday being a popular meeting night that the other cities with representatives had their interests at heart and attended. Councilman Ferrell referred to the possibility of a tie vote and stated that possibility exists all the time. He doesn't think that is a good argument. City Hall knew he wasn't going to be here; there was no question or problem with com- munication. Councilman Ferrell stated that we should address it from this point forward. It has been discussed and done this way and minutes can be interpreted as wanted. It would be dif- ferent if he had snuck out and sent a bill to the City, which was definitely not the case. He doesn't think it merits a whole lot of discussion and would like to have the question called. Mayor Cassandra requested to make a statement and Councilman Ferrell reserved another one then. Mayor Cassandra stated the question here is simple - did you have authorization or did you not have authorization; there was no standard appro- val to the committee by the 1984 Council and prior to that. He referred to Councilman Wright also having to get approval and there was also the request by a former Councilman that we should know ahead of time so the Council can submit their comments. If he wishes to call the question, then call the question. Councilman Ferrell responded that he thinks that point needs to be cleared up, that technicality. The Mayor is referring - 27- MINUTES - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA MAY 20, 1986 to a policy and he doesn't know if any of us were here when the policy was passed to begin with. Mayor Cassandra replied that he was here and Councilman Ferrell disagreed, not the original policy to have to answer to him or someone else as to where he goes, that was four or five years ago. In reference to the committee thing, the Mayor interpreted it his way when it was brought up and the discussion was committee meetings may come at times when it is inconvenient to get Council approval. Councilman Ferrell stated that it has been a procedure and there was no problem with it until he chose not to obey the Mayor's orders and show up for a meeting. Mayor Cassandra remarked that he had never missed a Council meeting! Councilman Ferrell continued that he has attended those meetings and some have been without bringing up before Council for approval because they were committee meetings. Mayor Cassandra commented that five wrongs do not make a right. Councilman Ferrell replied that is not the issue, he has known it and approved the expenditures. Mayor Cassandra clarified that he knew it and also when exceeding $1,000, it is part of policy to obtain Council approval. Councilman Ferrell suggested addressing this policy. Mayor Cassandra clarified that the question in front of this Council is a motion made to rescind the Council decision of May 6. The motion made by Councilman Ferrell is to rescind the action of May 6. Motion failed 2-3 with Councilwoman Zibelli, Vice Mayor zimmerman and Mayor Cassandra dissenting. Councilman Ferrell stated the question now is the fact that the expenses are already paid - what is it the Council would like now? Mayor Cassandra replied that is not his decision. Councilman Ferrell clarified that he is posing this question to the Council. The City Council authorized him to be a member of that committee. Vice Mayor Zimmerman questioned how long this authorization goes on - five years from now or when? Councilman Ferrell replied that the question Which exists is how long the original policy, that was insti- tuted back some years ago, will be going on with expenditures being approved by the Council, which we have always done, but made an exception with the committee appointments. There was never any reason to change it. Vice Mayor zimmerman questioned how long this committee would be in operation. Councilman Ferrell replied that there was never any reason to change it because there was no problem, because it had been done in the past and was an accepted procedure by the Council. - 28 - MINUTES - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA MAY 20, 1986 Councilwoman Zibelli suggested so we don't get into this problem again in any way, shape or form, that we do set a policy. Mayor Cassandra clarified that the original question from Councilman Ferrell was how to pay back or does he pay back. Councilman Ferrell asked if the Council was asking him to pay back for attending a committee meeting on city business? Vice Mayor Zimmerman replied that it has been done before. Councilman Ferrell asked if someone wanted to make a motion to that effect and Mayor Cassandra replied that would imply unauthorized. Councilman Ferrell continued that he did not consider it unauthorized, but he does not intend to pay it back. Mayor Cassandra clarified that he does not intend to pay it back and Councilman Ferrell agreed because they all approved for him to attend and the Mayor just got upset because he did not respond to his memo and attend the meeting. He is not going to pay to attend a meeting for city business. Mayor Cassandra replied that he is making it personal and Councilman Ferrell disagreed. Mayor Cassandra stated this is a question which will have to be discussed at another time. If Councilman Ferrell is not going to pay it back, that seems to be a problem of Council's decision in as far as they feel anything towards that type of statement. NEW BUSINESS Renaming Golf Course Access Road to "Joe deLong Memorial Boulevard" - Discussion requested by Councilman Robert Ferrell Councilman Ferrell stated he had a request from a couple residents who spoke about the possibility of renaming the access road to the golf course to Joe deLong Memorial Boulevard. Councilwoman Zibelli referred to this being a county road and Mr. Cheney clarified that this will be a city owned road in the county; it will be deeded to the city and we will maintain it. Mayor Cassandra asked Mr. George deLong to come forward and asked if he knew if Mrs. Grace deLong would have any pre- ference and Mr. deLong replied that he thinks she would be very happy. He expressed thanks for this consideration. The deLong family feels very honored on behalf of his father. He talked to Mrs. deLong about this and she feels - 29- MINUTES - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA MAY 20, 1986 very touched about it. He suggested that probably "Memorial" could be dropped and the road named just "Joe ~deLOng Boulevard". He wishes his father could be here to see it, but the family is quite pleased. iCouncilman Ferrell made a motion to rename Golf Course iAccess Road to JOe deLong Boulevard, seconded by Councilman iHester. Under discussion, Mr. Cheney commented that he ~assumes there would be no problem if a directional arrow to ithe golf course was placed on the same pole. Motion carried iADMINISTRATIVE Appoint Community Redevelopment Agency Vice Chairman - Appointment to be made by Councilman Robert Ferrell (Tabled) Councilman Hester moved to take from the table, seconded by Councilman Ferrell. Motion carried 5-0. Councilman Ferrell made a motion to re-appoint Mr. Sam Scheiner as Vice Chairman for a four year term, seconded by Councilman Hester. Motion carried 5-0. Consider appointing alternate member for Building Board of AdjUstment and Appeals - Appointment to be made by Councilwoman Dee Zibelli Councilwoman Zibelli requested this to be tabled, seconded by Councilman Hester. Motion carried 5-0. Announcement of appointment of Chairman of Sign Advisory Committee Mayor Cassandra appointed Mr. Joseph Molina as the Chairman of the Sign Advisory Committee. Mr. Cheney added that the members will be called to find a convenient time for the first meeting. Consider annual street resurfacing program Mr. Cheney referred to preparing a list of streets for review by the Council each year and advised it was an over- sight that the list was not included with the agenda material. He showed a chart identifying the streets. He requests the Council to review the list and note any addi- - 30 - MINUTES - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA MAY 20, 1986 tions or included streets which are not important. After receiving the comments, there will be further discussion and a priority list selected. Request for donation to Santaluces Community High School - Project Graduation Mr. Cheney informed the Council this request was submitted by one of the participants in Youth in Government Day. This is what is going on now in the various schools. Project Graduation is an all evening affair. In this case, they are going to go on a Viking cruise for the evening. The total cost is about $10,000. They have raised $3,500 through Santaluces and are raising it in other places. They asked if the City would help on this particular evening. They are also going to the Town of Lantana and he urged them to go to Commissioner Jerry Owens. The question is whether the Council feels comfortable in supporting this kind of program and how much. The students just asked for some help. Vice Mayor Zimmerman referred to the other high schools and Mr. Cheney replied that he suspects after this year, we will probably hear from Lake Worth and Atlantic High Schools. Mayor Cassandra referred to this event being non-alcoholic and stated we have been pushing youth consideration. He suggested possibly contributing $500. Councilman Hester made a motion to go along with the Mayor's suggestion to donate $500 to Santaluces for Project Graduation, seconded by Councilman Ferrell. Motion carried 5-0. OTHER NONE ADJOURNMENT There being no further business, the meeting was properly adjourned at 10:30 P. M. - 31 - MINUTES - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA MAY 20, 1986 ATTEST: ~~/X~~C i ~y Clerk ecording Se~c~etary (Three Tapes) CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA Mayor C6uncilman C6~~cilman Councilwoman - 32 - AGENDA May 20, 1986 CONSENT AGENDA - ADMINISTRATIVE I. BOOZ, ALLEN & HAMILTON, INC. For services rendered in connection with Boynton Beach Radio and Dispatch Center Pay from Utility Service Tax Fund---302-197-519-40-63 16,300.00 2. BOYNTON BEACH CHAMBER OF COMMERCE Services for the month of May, 1986 Pay from Publicity Fund---101-191-519-40-54 1.250.00 3. FOSTER MARINE CONTRACTORS INC. $ Construction of Plant Expansion Project -SCRWTD Plant, City's Portion. Pay from 1985 Construction Fund---409-000-169-12-00 42,629.28 4. BRUNO AUTO CENTER, INC. Repairs to Vehicle ~550--Recreation Dept. Pay from General Fund---001-195-519-40-49 2,259.72 5. ROBERT F. GOODING, INC. Demolition & clearing - Betty's apartments Pay from Operating Capital Improve.---301-721-572-60-3L 11,490.00 6. HECTOR TURF, INC. Ryan Greensaire II Turf Aerator for Golf Course Pay from Golf Course---411-726-572-60-41 Per bid 4/14/86, Council approved 4/15/86 6,535.00 7. IBM Corporation Copier III Model 60 monthly available charge 5/1/86 to 5/31/86. Pay from various departments in General, Water & Sewer Rev.,Golf Course and CRA. 3,191.84 8. JONES CHEMICAL, INC. Chlorine for Water Treatment Pay from Water & Sewer Rev---401-332-533-30-63 1,953.00 9. MILLER & MEIER & SONS Architectural Services Part I Programming - Master Plan - Capital Improvement Program. Pay from Building Improvement Fund---1985 Series 10,038.55 i0.SOUTH CENTRAL REGIONAL WASTEWATER TREATMENT BOARD Services rendered in connection with treatment and dis- posal of wastewater for April, 1986. Pay from Water & Sewer Rev---401-353-535-40-9I 86,552.62 COUNCIL APP ,OVE . Page 2 ii. SOUTH CENTRAL REGIONAL WASTEWATER TREATMENT BOARD City's portion of Regional Board bills for Plant Expansion. Pay from 1985 Construction Fund---409-000-169-12-00 18,388.75 12.TITLEIST & GOLF DIV. C/O.ACUSHNET CO. Merchandise for Golf Course Pro-Shop. Pay from Golf Course---411-000-142-01-00 2,475.14 13.WALLACE & TIERNAN Repair parts for Series 758 Slaker Pay from Water & Sewer Rev---401-332-533-40-33 2,640.29 14.BOYNTON BEACH CHAMBER OF COMMERCE Boynyon's G.A.L.A expenses incurred by the Chamber Pay from General Fund---001-000-229-07-00 2,453.84 15.DAVIS WATER & WASTE INDUSTRIES, INC. Odophos Liquid No. 1 for Sewage Pumping Pay from Water & Sewer Rev---401-352-535-30-65 7,260.00 16.ALLIED PRODUCTS COMPANY Pebble Quicklime for Water Treatment Pay from Water & Sewer Rev---401-332-533-30-65 11,881.94 17.LAWMEN'S & SHOOTERS SUPPLY INC. Ammunition for Police Department Pay from General Fund---001-211-521-~81. 1,741.26 18.PALM BEACH COUNTY SOLID WASTE 65;836.00 Use of County Landfill for month of April, 1986 Pay from Sanitation Fund---431-341-534-40-9A 65,831.38 Pay from Golf Course-. 411-726-572-40-99 4.62 The bills described have beenapproved and verified by the department heads involved; checked and approved for payment by the Finance Department. Grady W~ector I therefore recommend payment of these bills. P'eter L. Cheney, City Manager VERBATIM EXCERPT - CITY COUNCIL MINUTES-OF .11/20/84 Concur with appointment of Vice Mayor Robert Ferrell to Florida League of Cities Ethics and Personnel Committee and Councilman Samuel Wright to Florida League of Cities Intergovernmental Relations Committee and concur with a_j2propriate expenses to attend required meetings Zimmerma'n: You really want that job, huh? Ferrell: I already called and took it. Cassandra: Fer~ell- Cassandra: Ferrell- Cassandra: Ferrell: There were three dates I think and two on one or three on another--there,s nothing wrong, but I still think it should be brought to the Council. The only reason I asked to Put it on the agenda, is if something comes up and we don't have one, two of the meetings.are just a couple of weeks' apart on the legislative package and things like that; otherwise, I'd rather not do it. My concern is that'you might have to be here for Council on an important voting matter, and they have a meeting at that day. Then I'd be here. You'd be here. Well, that. letter implied that you have to commit yourself to those dates. Well, that's a person who is already committed to that. If you can't-make it, you can't make it. Wright: Ferrell: Cheney: Wright: Cassandra: Wright: Most of the meetings--the meeting is the second week in February~ .. (i~audible) one in December and one in February. Most of these..are on Friday. I have a meeting (inaudible) I see nothing wrong in going; I just don't think you should.' .I still just bring it to the atten- tion to put in the minutes you know... Wei!~ we have a budget, and a lot of things to do, so let's do them. .Cheney: i've been on one of those committees for a while, and there's an understanding always they hope it is a commitment, they hope it is not a "willy hilly" kind of thing, but there are always people absent because of our local involvement. Local problems always (inaUdible) Cassandra: Ferrell: Cassandra: Wright: Cassandra: Wright: Cassandra: Wright: . Warnke: Ferrell: Wright: Cassandra: Wright: Cassandra: I think that the allowance should be inzersely proportional to the man's weight. (inaudible) There is no vote on this. There are some concerns that I would like for you, if you would like to address before the committee. I would still like to get reports of what you people go. I must admit tha~ you are all neglectful. You went to meetings, and you have not put a report to the Council Members that did not go; that is something we requested. have done them for the last three years or so. Now it's sOmebody's turn to dolone. I think one person should submit a report regardless. Well, somebody else can do a report; I've done one for three years. I think it would be helpful if bo~h of you could this on the agenda ahead oF time so we could have our input to you on some of the issues that might be coming up. They are suppoSed to send a package. We should discuss with the staff as well as to share with you all any concerns that we could address. I ~.~ow I can write reports, like writing insurance. By the same token, the City Manager has not submitted anything either. There are some on finance, how to find the funds for Capital Improvement projects were are involved with. I've shared several letters and some other material with some people who are interested in doing some work. We might not need them, but I just let them have that. Anything shoUld be at least dropped in the Mayor's officer and anyone who wants to can go in and look at it. qBAS07 CHECK ~ 8684 10401 11,077 11938 ..... 12076 12077 12078 ....... 12 079 12030 I2081 12082 ----' 12 08.3 12084 12085 12086 12087 12088 120,89 120qO I209I 12092 12093 1209~ 12095 12096 12097 I2098 12099 12100 12101 12102 12103 12104 12105 ~' 12106 I2IO? 12108 12109- 12110 12111 12112 -- 12113 12114 ...... 12115 12116 12117 12119 12120 CITY DF BOYNTON BEACH IV. CONSENT AGENDA E Finance cc :o~,~E I CURRENT MONTH CHECKS VENDOR" ,~ VENDOR NAME ,.H~CK D~,TE TOTAL AMDUNT 5 50Q. 66 024382 053802 210150 042856 013720 013772 013783 013916 01z~031 01424'1 014 922 020100 0204,90 021553 021671 OZI70g 021718 024479 024550 024503 024730 025600 026450 030503 030551 0324~_ 0 032466 033657 03365~ 033660 033663 033664 033665 033655 033667 033668 032,861 034942 034950 040508' 041420 04142I 041499 041580 041685 0~.2867 042 90 5 044750 046450 050300 ARNOUSE CHARLETIN 12/13/85 44o25CR BOCA RATON NEWS 2/14/86 15Z.OOCR FLORIDA SECTION ITC 2/28/86 IO0oOOCR U.S° POSTNAS TER 4/!z,/86 263 °9OCR 01 SCOVER 3/28/86 40.OOCR ALLEN INSURANCE AGENCY 4/04/86 24,216°00 ALLIED PRODU~"'TS COMPANY 4/04/85 7,631.19 ROBERT K, ALSOgROM, PH.D. 4/04/8-5 1,775.00 AMERICAN ABSEY ~{qucr,~o=,,_,,=~,..~ 4/04/86 55.00 A~ERICAN LIGHTING MAiNTEN 4/04/86 26~.77 CMARLIE ANDREW5 ~/0~/86 70.20 APPLIANCE PARTS CENTER OF 4/04/86 68.92 ~ 5 H SALES ~/04/86 470.00 BOB ~ARNETT 5~N9 4/04/86 lg~.O0 PALMDALE OIL 4/04/86 59~. 32 THE BEN MEADOWS CO,MPANY 4/04/86 3,.60 SETHESDA ~ENO~IAL HOSPITA ~/04/~6 184.00 BETTER SUSINESS FORMS, IN 4/04/95 297.00 BO9BY ~OROEN 4/04/36 333.2q BOUND TO STAY ~OdNO ~OOKS 4/04/86 306.88 ~OWE~4 SUPPLY COMPANY 4/04/86 500e78 80YNTON SEACH RETIP, EM~NT 4/0~/86 7,758.99 BROWARO POMP C SUPPLY CO. 4/~4/86 48.24 BUSINESS MACHINES, INC. 4/04/85 22.50 SANTOS CARRION G/0~/86 263.56 ROGER CASH ~/04/8 S 57.40 CH~VROh US~, INC. 4/04/~A 5,974.2~ CHICORP FINANCIAL SERVICE ~/0q/85 699.72 CLK OF COURTS-SUPPORT OEP ~/04/85 7~.00 CLK OF COURTS-SUPPORT OEP 4/0~/85 37.00 CLK OF COURTS-SUPPORT Q~P ~/0~/~6 86.52 CLK OF COURTS-SUPPORT ~ED 4/04/56 34,62 CLK OF COURTS-SUPPORT OEP 4/0~/56 22.00 CLK OF COURTS-SUPPORT CEP ~/04/86 ~2.00 CLK OF COURTS-SUPPORT OEP ~/04/86 42.00 CLK OF COURTS-SUPPORT OEP 4/04/8~ CLK OF COURTS-SUPPORT OEP 4/0a/5~ CONSTRUCTION BOOKSTORE IM 4/0~/86 i8.50 C~UNTYWIOE ELECTRIC MOTOR 4/0~/86 C~VE SHOE REPAIR 4/0~/8~ I07.50 OR. JEFFREY OAVIS 5~.~. ~/04/86 830.00 DECISION DATA COMPUteR CO 4/0~/8~ DECISION DATA SERVICE INC ~/0~/86 0 EFFR EY 9EIGHAN ~/D~/86 228.00 CAPT. JOHN OEL~ACH ~/0~/80 150.00 DEPT. OF COMM, AFFAIRS 4/04/85 125.00 OI'S ELECTRIC SUPPLY 4/04/86 17.90 ~AR~ OIXON 4/0~/06 150.00 D'OUSLEDAY ~ CO. ~/0~/86 JOHN 8. OUNKLE ~/04/86 EAST COAST FIRE EQUIP. ~/0~/85 640.00 COUNCIL APPROVED ~- 0 ....... Date ~T~ 4/30/86 CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH ~BAE07 C U R q '- N T M O N T H C H E C K S CHECK " ,.- VENDOR.." VEND:OR NAME CHECK DATE TOTAL ANOUNT 12122 12123 12124 12125 12126 12127 12i Z 8 12129 12130 213t 32 2134 2135 12136 37 38 '1 39 12140 ~12141 12142 143 12146 147 12149 12150 tZt51 12152 153 154 155 12156 12157 12 58 59 12150 12161 12152 12163 12164 12165 12166 12157 12168 12~69 12170 12171 12172 051240 051300 053900 05437.3 0 55549 0565 0602( 061507 O6 O6 06352 063 06~ 06z I 070357 071557 072707 074536 074 074 074619 075288 075394 075396 075450 075473 080294 080425 080545 081582 0.31641 081700 082702 082800 084497 084693 086358 086420 090101 090108 094291 094340 100310 104600. 104647~ 111573 EDGAR OFFICE SUPPLY CO. EDWARDS ELECTRIC COMP EMERGENCY ~EDICAL g SAFET ENGINEER SERVICE CORP. ERNST E WHINN~Y ~VERGLAD~]S G.C .R,P,A. - MINI CONFERE.NC gEOERAL EXPR:~SS CORP. FEOERAL SIGNAt COMP FIREMEN'S R~LI~F g P~N5IO CARC[YM FAUST FtIESS FLORIDA HISTORICAL 50CIET FLORIDA MUniCIPAL LtaBILi FLORIDA POWER ~ tIGHt CO, ~ORm-PA~ FOUR 5TE~L CORPORATION GALE R~S~ARCH STEV~ GENERAL [NSURANC~ UNOERWR ANGELA GtFFORD GOLD CO~ST CHAPTER GOLF COAST CHEMICAL GOLF COURSE SUPERINTENDEN GOVERNMENT FINANCE OFFIC[ DENNIS C= GRABEEL STEVE GRAHAM W.W, GRA[NGER~ INC, GRAY5AR ELECTRIC CS. INC. STEVEN A. HAND'S JAMES HAUGM HECTOR TURF g GARO~N INC, HERE'S FRED GOLF CO. INC. HEWLETT PACKARD HI L[N5 CONTRACTORS EDWARD G. HILLERY, JR. BEN HOGAN CO. ROBERT HOWELL LEAH H~DAK GEORGE N= HUNT I.B=~ CORPORATION ICMA R6TIREMENT INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE INTERNATIONAL PERSONNEL ~C-K~S CAMERA CEMTER ~ON E S EQUIPMENT ~J2~] E S [HE'~IC ALS JOVAN OFFICE '~ACHINE ANDREW KALIN KELLY SERVICES INC, ............. ,., ......... L, :J'f~ 4/04/86 4/04/86 4/04/~6 4/04/ab 4/04/86 4104186 4/04/86 4/04186 4./04/~ 6 4/04~/86 410 86 4/047'8-5 4/04/~6 4/04/86 ~/04/8 5 a/04/8~ 4/04/:~ 5 4/04/8~ 4/04/96 4/0~/,8~ 4/04/~;b ~/0~/86 ~/04/~ 4/04/~6 4/04/~5 4/04/86 ~/0~/~ 4/04/5~ 4/04/~:~ 4/04/86 4/04/8~ 4/04/~5 4/04/86 4/04/~S 4/04/86 4/0~/86 4/04/~5 4/04/86 4/04/S6 4/0~,/~6 4/04/85 4/04/95 4/04/96 4/0~/8~ 4/04/8~ 4/04/e5 ZO. 765. 618. ?'b 484.00 3,152.00 30, O0 50. O0 14. O0 69.74 3,~51.58 . 2 47.50m~ 21,059.00~ 78,278.71 111,96 81.45 2,386.80 15.00 . 48.00 187.50 300. O0 136.1 145. 144.48 150,00 258.36 77.30 150.00 9,110.00 27,56 95.19 11I,lo 11 ~719.24 2 00.00~-' ........ 15o,'oo' . 573.60 238.35 146.25 32.50 587.03 1, ~ 32.1~- 269.31 20,30 1,953.00~ 306.61' 431.20 822.49 ~A507 CHECK 12173 12174 12175 12176 12177 12178 12179 12150 12181 12182 12183 12184 12185 12186 12187 12t88 12189 12190 12191 12192 121g3 12194 121q5 12197 12193 12199 12200 12201 12202 12203 122O4 12205 12206 12207 12208 12209 12210 12211 12212 12213 12214 12215 12216 12217 I2218 12219 12220 12221 I2222 I2223 C VENDOR U R R E 114221 115595 1 15602 121654 IZx702 121740 130335 1 3055 8 130q50 131615 131766 132770 132783 134~82~ 136420 140 L40457 140469 140~63 156402 156611 160 365 160S72 160380 160381 160407 150435 151513 162798 1628-00 164503 [76293 180464 180496 180499 181593 184539 190399 190615 191098 191515 191520 lg1530 192457 19246,3 192585 Iq3g25 19430~ CITY OF BOYNT~N BEACH N T MONTH C H ~- C VENDOR N A'~ E CAROL KNIGHT LORRAINE KRUPOWIES CHARLES KUSS LAMAT( UNi ~OR,M S LESCO PRODUCTS CLIFFORD LEWIS SALLY LEWIS MAOIGAN'S K9 TRG CENTE[' RECARDO D ~!ASHBURN WILLIE RUTH NCGRAOY MERKEL GLASS SERVICE MIAMI ~LcVATOR CO. MILLER 8CARINGS MILLICENT OPPSRTUSITI ~S ~ ~OTIDN INOUSTRIES INC. MUNICIPAL POLICE THE NAPLES BE~CH H~TEL ~ NAT'L LIERARY RESOURCES L NATIONAL TRANSNI SS[ONS NATIONAL WELDING PRODUCTS NAT'L WILDLIFE FEOERATION OUTLINE HARVEY E OYER. JR. PAINT CENTER PALM BEACH AUTO PARTS PALM BEACH JR. COLLEGE PALM ~CH. JR,. CULLEGE PALM BEACH HYDRAULICS PALM BEACH REVIEW S.G. PHILLIPS CONSTRUCTOR PIFER INC. BRUCE P I M~ ANDREW PODRA Y 'QUALITY ~OOKS INC. RANDI ROBERTS SPORTS RANGER CONSTRUCTION INDUS RANSONE' ENTERPR[SES INC- REID g3RD I~C. DENNIS ROCKWELL SAL'S SPORT SHOP SAX ARTS ~ CRAFTS NORMAN SCOFIELD SEACREST PHARMACY SEACREST VETERINARY CENTE SEA P!~ES PLaNtATION CO E. PAUL SHERIDAN SHERATO~ AT ST. JOHNS PL THE SHDPPER JOHN S'41 TH SNOW CONCRETE CORP. SOME'S UNIFORMS K S CHECK P~GE 3 TOTAL AMOUNT 41041S6 4/04/Bb 4/C4186 4104186 4104186 41041B6 4/04185 ~/04/86 4/0~/85 4/04/85 4/04/!86 4/04/85 4/04~86 4/04/56 4/0~/86 4/04/86 4/04/86 4104186 4/04/86 4/04/85 4/04/86 4/04/86 4/04/~6 4/04/86 4/04/86 4/04/86 4/04/$6 4/04/86 4/04/86 4/04/86 4/04/~6 4/04/86 4/04/86 4/04/~6 4/04/86 4/04/85 4/04/86 4/o4/a6 4/04/86 4/04/85 97.78 12.O0 228.00 246.25 223.05 150.00 20.00 181.20 2.2~.00 67.20 205.22 82.93 51.13 1~177.87 Z18o09 3~665.45 45.00 644.88 295.00 111.50 12.00 571.50 21.80 15.79 52.38 6O.00 35.00 189.17 2,475.00 295,Z31.24 172.21 228.00 80.00 102.89 666.50 141.56 355.70 6,932o00 25.10 49.95 54.49 337.50 15.80 202.00 b21.29 150.00 220.00 172.20 2ZB.O0 539.00 75.50 M~AC07 CUR CHECK 12224 12225 12226 12227 12228 12229 12230 12231 12232 I2233 I2234 I2235 i2236 I2237 12238 12239 I2240 I2241 12242 I22~3 I2244 12245 12246 I224T I2248 12249 12250 12251 12252 12253 12254 12255 12255 I2257 i2258 12259 12260 I226I I2252 12253 12263 I2254 12255 12266 I226T 12268 12269 122T0 12271? I2272 12273.. VENDOR i 9469~ 194720 194812 195985 196008 171 !9 393 i 9642 3 .0 2:05600 2:.!0146.~_ 2 LO 150 216396 2 16443 221502 2 304 O0 230q,4 8 2317E10 23250D 232800 2 3~+625 26i522 2 80078 2 g0079 B 32000~ 330036 380033 390034 ~00016 410003 450022 450080 51000~ 510008 010~97 010285 010321 010904 OllAOB 012808 CITY OF BOYNTOM BEACH MONTH CHECKS VENDOR NAME CHECK SOUTH FLORIDA MACK TRUCKS SOUTHERN PAPER CO. SPECIAL SELECT[ ~ SEPVIC STACO ENTERPRISES INC. STAR PUBLISHING STEVE'S DRAPERY S SHADE S SU'~ TRAVEL aGENCY INC. SUPELCO [NC. SUNNI LA,NO CORP. JOE SWAN TAMPA BAY HISTORY JOURNAL THOMAS PUBLISHING CO. THgRNDi KE PRESS FRANS-FLORIDA SUPPLY TR;]P!CAL CHEBICAL CORP. TROPIGAS, I''~ USCM OEFERRED COMP. PRO. U.S. POSTMASTER UNITED STATES COMMODITEES UNL~STEO ~AR~ET GUIDE VAN .ATERS & ROGERS CHARLES WALDNER ~ BZLL ~ALLACE LEASINC WESTERN AUTO STOA6 J. WiLL~A~S PUMP SERVICE WILSON SPORTING GOODS J.J.A. ZEE MEDICAL SUPPLIES GREGORY BR~AN SE~CLER RONALO ESPOSITO VIRGINIA K. FARACE PEORO GARCEA PATRICK LEONARO KEVIN MCGOWAN DAVID NISSENSgHN HENRY ]STASZEWSKI PATRIC~ SMITH RAYMOND SCHILKE DEE L. Z[BELLI DEE L. ZtBELL[ AAA GARDEN CENTER A.T.~ T. INFO. SYSTEMS ABLE LAWNmOWER SALES AND ACTION ~OLT ~ TOgL ~<~VANCEg FABRICATORS P _T E.~-~A LOR I gGE ~-~.,,:RICAN WATER WORKS ASSO CHARLiE A~DREWS ASGRON FLOR[DA ASPLUNOH SERVICE C~NTER 4/04/85 410~t8~ 4104185 410418,6 4/:04/85 4/:OW 4/04/85 5 86 '8.5 4/0 41o4/~5 4/O4/8,5 4/C ifa 4/04/8 6 4/041:8:5 4104/86 4/0~/9S 4/0~/86 4/04/86 4/0~/86 4/0~/86 4/0~/86 4/04/88 ~/11~/86 ~/lti/85 ~/lt/85 ~/11/85 4/1 4/11/86 ~/tl/86 PAGE TOTAL AMOUNT 3,000.~0~.- 456 · 56.43~ :1,742.00 145.00 l O.Oq 30b.04'-~ 95.00 37.50 10. Op~ 105. 43.35'~- 680.40 542.50 I~347.24 a,384.11 35.00 2 64.50 19~o00 592.80 280.0~ 834., 412.~-3 327.75 5,038. Z2 11.25 43.40 347,38 205.82 263.56 38.54 228.00 228.00 150.00 150.0(~% t5o. o0- 150.OO 205.92 49.72 275.00 1,047.~, 324.80 47.50 16o00 98. 70.2 843.80 Z3~91 CITY 0~ ~oyNTON";:BF..'ACH-':~'~ -'~ MBAS07 C U R q E N T M 0 N T H C H E C K S CHECK ~ VENDOR L:' VENDOR NA'qE CHECK 12274 12275 12276 1227'7 12278 12272 12280 12291 12292 12283 12284 12285 12286 12237 12287 12288 [2289 12290 [229t 12292 12293 12294 12295 12296 I2297 12298 I2299 I2300 I230I 12302 12303 I2304 12305 12306 12307 12308 12309 12310 12311 12312 12313 12314 12315 12316 12317 12318 12319 12320 12321 12322 12323 020170 020439 0204~,0 020468 021552 023660 024550 024552 024700 024710 024730 024773 025583 025591 025591 026294 030321 0322~16 032897 033657 033658 033659 033660 0336~3 0 336~z~ 033565 033666 033667 033663 03~662 040395 041423 041700 044550 046438 050202 050203 050400 060115 0~!507 061513 062780 052820 062~3~ 062984 063000 063703 053 708 063785 063799 0~3804 B B qUTO PARTS, [NC. THE BAr. ER F_. TAYLOR CO. THE BAKER E TAYLOR CO. SARKFR UNIFORMS, INC. DANIEL 5ELL CRAIG BLOOM BOUN9 TO STAY BOUNg ~OCKS BOYNTON AUTO GLASS SOYNTON AUTO SUP~LY~ SOYNTON BEACH RE'TI2EMSNT 50YNTO~ MEO[CAL OXYGEN ~ROWARO COMMUNITY CQLLEG~ BROWARD CONHUN[TY COLLEGE BUENA VESTA PALACE CA~IBRIOGE UNIVERSITY PR~S PETE~ L. CH~NE~ CITY O~ ~OYNTON 5EACH OF COURTS-SUPPORT OF COURTS-SUPPORT OEP OF COURTS-SUPPORT OF COURTS-SUPPORT OEP CLK OF COURTS-SUPPORT CLK OF COURTS-SUPPORT OF COURTS-SUPPORT DEP OF COURTS-SUPPORT CLK OF COURTS-SUPPORT OF COURTS-SUPPORT CONE HOUNTER COMPANY DAN"S PAINT ~ EODY SHOP OECORA O:F[CE FURNITURE DESCO HYDRAULICS JACK 90HENY SUPPLIES INC. OUN~S HARKET[NG SERVICES E N G I C ECZEL FAIRCH [ LD-LOWELL FEDERAL EXPRESS FEDERAL RESERVE ~ANK F[NOLEY WELDING SUPPLY FIREME'~'S RELIEF C PENSIO FIRST AMENDHENI ~OUNDATIO c ISHER ENTERPRISES F ~SHE& SCIENTIFIC FLA. C~TY ~ CNTY. MANAGE~ FLORIDA CHAPTER I ~L~R. IOA PUBLIC PERSONN~L ~LORIDA SHUSFLEBOARO ASSO DATE 4111/36 4/11I~ 4111/35 ~/11/a~ 4/11/86 4/11/35 4/11/86 4/11/85 4/Ii/~5 4/11/86 4/~1f~6 4/1!/56 4/11/85 4/11/85 4/11/88 4/11/85 4/Ii/~6 4/11/36 ~/Ii/~ 4/iI/8~ 4/1t/~6 4/111SS 4/11/36 4/11/$5 4/11/85 ~/IZ/B~ 4/11/85 4/!!/86 4/11/86 4/11/85 4/11/86 4/I1/86 4/11/8~ 4/11/86 41li/86 4/11/86 4/11/85 411~I85 4/1i/8a ~/1!/~5 4/11/85 4/ll/3~ 4/11/$5 4/11/86 4/1!/$6 4/I1/86 4/!I/$~ PAGE TOTAL 5 A MOUNT 141.74 32.83 890.53 ~ 78.40 120.00 7.80 30 42.00 120.65 964,24 7~745.79 521o00 797.43 55. OOC, 55.00 195., OO 68.94 1~267o15 3,750.00 74. O0 37 · O0 41.20 86.52 34.62 22.00 42.00 42.00 27.00 36.05 183.00 115.60 725.84 815.95 371*24 350.00 2,697.82 95., O0 I48.37 620.00 52.00 480,00 14.9,16 1,585.92 39.00 107.~,6 326~95 226.50 90. O0 60.00 18.00 75.00 4/)0/86 CITY OF 9OYNTON BEAC~ PAGE MBA S07 C U ~ R E N T M 0 N T H C H E C K S CHECK '* V~- .... NS)OR,. VENDOR NA*qE CHECK O,~T,_ 12324 063935 THE FLgRIDIAN OF ORLANTO 4/11136 12325 063836 FLORIOIAN OF ORLANOO 4/lt/85 12325 053836 FLORIDiAN OF ORLAN30 12326 05~595 FORT PIERCE OIL COMPANY ~/tl/96 12327 065522 DENNIS FRONRATH CHEVROLET 12328 070355 GALE RESEARCH '~ c~. 4111185 IZ3Z~ 0.70~ ~ . [=RCE 4/!1/~6 ~6_ GALLERY OF FORT P ~ ' ~23~0 0703~ ~ JOSEPH GA~ N ~/11/34 12351 071557 GENERAL INSURANCE UNOERWR 12332 07I~.o~T' GENERAL TRUCK PARTS [NC 12333 ~07259~ EUGENE V ,WA 1233~ 07~557 ~ULF COURSE S NTENOEN I2335 0~5530 R.L. GRU~MO~S PRiNTinG 4/] /90 1233~ 075535 GUARANTY BE ~o T~, ~ U_:,,R. ,T~R~ iNC 4/'. /96 12337 075610 GULFST2EAM LUHB~ CO. 12338 080300 HACH COMPANY /11/85 12339 080309 HALSEY' S ~/11/8~ 123~0 080310 HALSEY ~ GRIFF[TH INC. ~/11/95 12~1 030577 R. ~. HEAOLEE~ CO.~ INC. 123ff2 0~2'709 HtGHSM[TH COMPANY INC. ~/11/96 12343 OB~,6ZO HOLLY ~CCUMULATOR ~ ELECT 123~4 086360 HUGHES SUPPLY~ INC. 12395 08696~ HYORALINE 12396 OgOlO1 I.~.~ CORPORATION 4/11/86 12397 OgO[O~ IC,ffA RETIREMENT CORP. 12308 O9&ZO2 INDUSTRIAL SAFETY AND SEC 4/11/35 1Z3~9 09~209 INDUSTRIAL WELDING INC. 1ZSSO 09~22.1 .... < ~ 12351 09~291 ~NTE~NAL ~EVENUE, SERVICE ~/11/S5 12352 100201 J ~ J CHEMICAL ~/11/36 12353 100~'10 JACK'S CAMSRA CENTER ~/tl/86 1235~ 104750 JOVAN OFFICE N~CHINE ~/!1/86 12355 10~761 JOYCE ENVIRONMENTAL CONSU ~/11/86 12356 ~10291 ANDREW KALIN ....... 4/It/~6 i2357 lli5~9 KEENER-MANSFIELD PE TROLEU I2358 Iii573 KELLY SERVICES INC. 4/1I/~6 12359 111637 K6NNEOY ~ KENNEDY ...... ~2360 114'596 MEOARO KOPCZYNSKI t236Z I!5595 LORRAINE KRUPOWIES ~/II/86 i2362 120298 LEE LABROTT I2~63 i20407 LAK~ WORTH ORAINAG~ OISTR ~/11'/~ 1236~ 120~I0 LAMAR UN ~ F OR~-~S i236~ I21650 LEOPOLD COMPANY ~/11/85 I2366 12t702 CLIFFORD LEWIS ~/l~/~6 12367 1~I7~0 SALLY LEWIS ~/Ii/86 12358 122516 EI.5RARY AOMINISTRATORS DI ~/lI/~5 IZ~6g ~22~'Z~ ~3'S AUTO ELECTRIC 12370 /r 13.0;~i.2-~<,MACK FINANCEAL CORP, 123~ '~-~T~'33~ ARTURO NAORUGA ~/1!/36 [23.73 ~30950 WILLIE RUTH ~CGRA~Y TOTAL A MOUNT ~,~,,. 76o00 147~ 72, 316, 55. OO 33.50 142.89 168.45 ?°95 990o70 100.65 696.00 2Zg. BE Z3,64 590.93 5 3 ..... 1,127.97 1,832.16 226.95 62.24 266.75 Tg.44 450.00 995.00 106.35 5,372.~ 91.12 BO0. 858. 20.00 2B.OC ,T91W, . 45.00 422.50 67.20 4/30/$~ r~T¥~. . O~ ~OVNTO~ BEACH 4507 C U R ..o. ~- .,,, T ~ 0 N T H' C.. H~?:.; C K S CHECK f,' VENDOR ;) VENDOR.NA'~'~. ,,- CHECK,.,~n'T~. _ I~374 131562 HEDECO 4/L t/:35 12375 132739 ~£CHIGAN ~NS TRUMENTS 12376 132771 ~[LLER DODGE 4/!1/~5 1237~ 13~584 ~OTION INDUSTRIES INC. 4/I!/~5 12378 t3~697 MOT'OK VEHICLE MANUFACTURE ~/11/~36 12372 136420 MUNICIPAL POLIC~ 4/11/86 123~0 140400 ~ NA~uO 4/11/85 12'3~1 140447 NATIONAL HURRICAN~ CONF. 4/!I/~ 12382 140~50 NATiOn, AL ~ELD~NG PRODUCTS 4/ll/Bo 12383 140464 NATIONAL HURRICANE gONgeR 123~4 141700 12385 141704 JAMES NESS 4/1!/86 12~35 141704 ~,''M~=-~ N6SS 4/11/96 12386 !41708 NEWCOH~ ORGANIZER INC ~2B97 1417~7 N~S ,JOURNAL 4/11/B6 12B88 153600 OLO DO~INIO~..~ SRUSH CO 12B89 156401 QUIING C~NY6R [NC ~/11/86 12B90 150109 P.R'I.O.~. 1~91 I50372 ~4L~ 8EACH ~UTO ~ARTS 4/1~/86 12392 150373 PALM ~ACH ~RAK; ~ WHEEL ~/11/35 lgBq3 150420 P~LM BEACH OFFICE SUPPLY 4/il/g5 123q~ 16042~ PALM 8EACH N.EWSPAPER~ INC 4/il/BE '<r~-12395 160432 PALM BOLT g NUT IN2 4/11/~6 12396 15~582 POhlC~ PRODUCT N~WS 4/11/86 I2397 165520 PROGROUP [NC~ 4/ti/26 12398 165534 PROSO~T 4/11/86 1~399 166175 PUBLIC SAF~T'Y OEVIC~S INC 4/1!/~o 12400 167501 PYRAMID PAPER CO. 4/11/35 12401 180496 RANGER CONSTRUCTION INDUS 4/I1/36 12402 182771 JAHES RHODEN SR. ~/11/86 12~03 190442 SANI-AIR S~RVICE 4/1!/~5 1240~ IgllO0 SCOTTY' S 12405 191521 SEAHEADOW PRODUCTS 4/i!/~6 '~-~"-'12406 19,57= SECONO TIME AROUb~D DANCE 4/11/96 12407 192461 SHEg, ATON YANKEE TRADER HO 4/ii/B6 1~408 192752 ST~HSONITE PROD.DIV. 12409 192784 SIMO,~l & SCHUSTER INC ~/iI/86 12~10 lg47Z0 SOUTHERN PAPER CO. ~/11/~5 12411 194211 SPEEDY SAFETY SUPPLY INC. 4/11/86 12~1~ lg60lO STATE OF FLORIDA g/1I/?~6 12~13 196015 STATE OF FLOR[DA ~/11/86 12~l~ 196032 STATE OF FLQRIOA ~/1!/36 12415 196335 HA~[A R. SU~IRO N/11/86 ~'*,2~15 1963~} SUq TRAVCu AGENCY INC. 4/[1/5o - ,~.i2417 196411 SUPeRINTENDeNT OF DOCUMEN 4/11/8~ 12418 200500 JAN[~ TAYLOR 4/tl/86 12419 201590 JAMES TERCEl 4/1!/96 12~20 202563 DONALD THRASHER 4/11/86 12421 205544 TRAVEL MART INC. ~/11/~6 12422 206352 TUR~I TROL OI VIS!ON 4/11/55 12423 2101.6 USCM D~FERREO COUP. PRO. 4/11/86 PAGE TOTAL 7 AMOUNT 10.50 27.25 13.05 149.58 3.00 3,~i1.93 84.09 320.00 36,00 160. O0 840.00 48.00CR 48.00 I2.50 165.10 159.39 Il.19 400.00 35.99 1,638.83 360.00 920.B~ 17.95 l~450.56 52.95 300.00 i72.%3 204.01 72,00 55.00 507.25 50.00 50.00 117. O0 289.00 99.95 168.80 36~.95 459. 11 673.02 5,516.I1 7,20 280.00 30.00 109.00 ~5.00 93.00 562.00 11~+. O0 4,463.Tl 4/30186 ~507 CUR CHECK '~ VENDOR 12424 12425 12426 12427 12428 12428 1242,9 ! 1243.5 I243& 12 0 41 _ 12 .42 12, 5 12446 12447 12448 12447 124.50 12~52 12~53 ........ 12454 I2 12 [2~58 ~2~6~ [2~62 ~2~63 12465 12466 12467 12468 12~70 ~2~1 [2472 CItY 9F ~OYNTON 5~ACH VENDOR N A ;.~E 21015[ Uo So ?OSTMASTER 216415 UNIVERSAL a-:ACH SERVICE 216429 UNIVERS! Ty OF 221399 V-J GP. OW~RS SUPPLY 221476 VALENCIA COMMUNITY COLL~G 23147~ VALENCIA CO~ 22[479 VA~ ~-,r 222794 VIKING OFFICE ~RODUCTS 222803 VIDEO LIbRARiAN 230~50 BILL ~ALLACE FORD-SUBARU 231500 THOMAS E. WENGLER 231746 WESTIN GALLERIA 231781 THE WESTIN GALLER[A 232457 ~HOLESA[E EDUCATIONAL SUP 2 34660 W09~ , , ~LA~N HOLIDAy INN 234566 ~OgDBUR. y CHEMICAL CO. 234698 40RLD PRESS REVIews, 241596 XEROX CO~P. 251520 ZE6 ~EOICAL SUPPLIES 280077 JOHN 52DENSEE 2~0077 JOHN BEDENSEE ]900]~ KEV'IN MCGO~N ~O02~ FRED~ RICE 470002 PAUL VALER[C 53018~ ~NEIDA D. ALCOaER 530190 REV. RUS ALDRZDGF 530191 OORO~HY ALVAREZ 53~I92 ALPINE SEVEN 530193 ANDREw AR M~UR 530 19~ CHARLES AUGUST[NE 530195 KAYE H. ALPER[N 540190 BDYNTDN LAKES 5~597 W- E. ~AKEP 540598 PHILIP BARLAGE 540599 CHRIST[NE BERCY 540500 PATRICIA ~ITETTO -Aw601 JAMES BLANCHARO 540602 WALTER ~LUNK 540603 MARTIN DO:ADEN 540604 ROBERT BR lOSES 540605 IRVINg BROWN 540605 RCDSRiCK 5URRIS 540507 STEVEN d. 8UZA 550344 CARNAV[L-RGSEN eNTERPRISE 550451 CLUB M/ADD~ 550492 FLORIA CAL [ENDO 550493 BARBARA F. CARLSON 550~94 SUSAN T. CARR 550495 S. COLANGELO 550496 KIP COOLEY 560321 DU 3DIS PROPERTIES E C K S CHECK DATE 4/~ ~/3,_, 4/III~5 4t!1/~o 4/111,3.5 4/1 4/11/8 4/11/86 4/1 4/11/86 4/11/.36 4/1119.5 4/I1/~6 4/11186 4/11/56 4/111:86 4/11/~6 4/11/85 4/I!/~6 4111/86 4/11/~6 4111185 4/11/35 41 ~ 1 f 4/11186 4/11/~q6 411 i/S6 4/11/86 4/i!/56 4/11/~6 4/11/86 4/11/86 4/11/86 4/11/35 4/11/~30 4/i 4/I !/Sb 4/11/~5 4/t1/85 4/11/86 4/iI/$6 4/1 I/8.5 4/11/96 4/1 [/85 4/11/86 4/11/86 4/11/~6 TOTAL AMOUNT 2,500.00 425.00 345.00 4~.48 75 ~"~ ~ 75,00 1 35.00 88 3'5, OC 371 233,10 77'90 106. ~ . 47. 2~ 1,000 II0 12. 25~ 50 19.25 12,~00 59,25 19.75 19,20 44. 13. 5 54 70.5 45.50 10.50 !00. O0 52.85 25.70 23.00 34.40 618.66 2b. ~5 25.75 35.50 ~0. OO IT.82 51.65 4.13Di86 CITY JF B~YNTON B2ACH O7 C U R R E N T M 0 N T H C h HECK,," 12473 ~ 4 74 '~'2475 12476 12477 12478 1247'9 12480 12481 12482 12483 12485 12489 '12490 12491 12493 ~.2496 1.2497 1249B 1:2499 1 _'502 12505 1! 5o6 'I'~508 1~:509 1~5 10 12510 12511 I25 I2 13 515 'z-Z516 !~521 I~522 560351 CHRIS D'AL¥IL[O 560353 JOANN DEL G~RLrO 570118 LI ELSA 5801~9 FSC, INC. 580203 ~O;~E~T G. EAGIN 58020~ WILL~ A~ FARISH 580205 SA~4 5 ~c"~',~ 589206 8L~E¢, FI~KEL 08~2u8 LEON H, FRIEOLANDER 580209 BILL FURLONG 590329 GREENNICM LUXURY HOMES 590361 GALLETTA 590562 J, GREENE 590363 KEN GUSKE 59G36~ BIRDIE M. GRAHAM 590365 ~ARTHA GRANT 60009 I HU~TE RS RUN 6002~0 HASCO MANAGEMENT CORP 600377 HAGGERTY REALTY 600~2 NANCY 2. HAMr~ERTON 600383 PHYLLIS HARRIS 600394 RALPH ~. HAYOEN 500385 ANORE~ E. H.~YNES 600386 .JOHN R. HER$ST 600387 SHIRLEY HINES 60038~ C. HOSTETLER 800389 SUSAN 620~20 J ~ E DEVELOPMENT 620177 RO3ERT JARVIS 620~78 RALPH JOHNORO 620179 FREOA JOROAN 620180 JEANETT~ JUTRAS 6301~3 KESS~L CONSTRUCTION CORP. 6~0250 JEAN KENOL 630251 N.L. KIMBALL 630252 ROE, ERT KNUTH~ INC. 640290 LAKE OF TARA DEV. 640290 LAKE OF TARA DEV. 6~0299 WARREN LiEB 640299 MA~JORI E LINOLEY 6G0300 FRANC.IS P, LYNAH 650~38 MANO~ FOREST 650675 fin ~C 650677 HERR!LL LYNCH 650679 W~L~_~A-M A- ~M'ACHAVER .6~06=~>-- ~ R I K M~ TI S SON ~- C K S CHEC< DATE 4/1l/~6 4/l l 4111186 4/111'36 4111/85 4/11/85 4/11/9~ 4/11/85 4/II/86 4/11/86 4/t1/85 4/1t/B5 4/i1/86 4/11/85 ~/I1/85 ~/11/86 4/11/95 4/l 1/8~ 4/1it~6 4/II/~6 4/1!/56 4/11/8~ 4/11/a~ 41 11186 4111185 4/11/85 4/1 Lt85 4/11/55 4/11/85 4/11185 4111185 4/11/86 41 11156 4/~t/8b 4/ ~/1!/86 ~/11/86 ~/tt186 4/11/86 4/11/86 4/11/86 ~/i1/86 ~/1!/~ ~/11/~ PAGE TOTAL 9 AMOUNT 25.70 15.50 41.75 !45.6,6 45.50 13.50 25.50 43.00 45..50 8.90 92o90 28.20 13.05 53-00 7.5O 10.50 200.00 632.41 19.75 15,00 15,00 45.50 41.75 24.25 24.00 25.50 25.50 39.75 105,50 25.50 14.07 29.73 9.90 55.25 35.50 15, O0 600.00 248,04CR 248,04 14.66 5.50 76,B0 108.06 21.37 70.50 50.00 3,00 17.05 29.16 6.00 ~/30/B6 MBA507 CITY OF ~OYNTO,N BEACH ~ U R R _ N T 0 N T H C H c C K S CHECK" ,, VEND'-' " -,-,R ,~ VENDOR NAME 12523 12524 12525 12526 12527 1252,8 12529 125 30 12531 I 25 32 1 1 1,2539 12540 22541 125R2 12543 12546 12547 125~8 12549 12550 12551 12s52 CHECK D~,T5 12556 12557 8 '1~ 1~ 563 12564 12565 12566 12557 12558. 125~9 L25 70 12572 12573 65058z' JACK MORCY 4/11/86 650685 R,. B.. MAC PHERSCN q/1!/'36 650686 PATRICK M,: CANNA 550687 MACK fAC CLENOON ~/I1/,9~ 65068~ CHARLES MC KENNA 4/11/85 55C689 BRIAN MC KNIGHT 4/tl/9.5 ~50590 ~AMONA MERCAOO 650591 ~[STE% GROCER CORP. 4/1!/95 650592 HA'R t LYN NATOVIC-VERNA 6500~3 NORMAN HO~BS. INC. 4/II/85 650112 ULR ICK NOTREZ 6700~5 ORIOLE HONES CORP. 6T009~ JANET OLIN 570096 JAM~S OLIVE 4/11/86 68002~ 'lqH~: ~J m PAGLIARULO ~/11/86 680323 ROLANO PAQUETTE 4/11/86 680329 JEAn;NINE PARHA~ 4/11/95 680330 PERRY P~TTER SON 4/11/B6 6~0331 HA~K PATTON ~/11/86 ~332 DOM[NG3 PI 680333 OONALD H POLK, D.O.S 68033~ FRANCIS C. PURCELL 4/11/85 700083 RONTO QEV. OF FLA. ~/i1/86 700085 ROSIER CONSTRUCTION ~/11/85 7003&3 RESORT AT THE CARILLON ~/I1/8~ 7003~6 WiLLARO REX ~/1~/85 700~5 OQNNA C. ROSS T003~7 LARRY ~OSENSWE IGH 7~0527 STONEH~VEN OEV. CORP. ~/Z1/85 710573 R. HOWARD SARGENT 7~057~ BLAIR J. SCHRADER ~/11/85 7106~5 PATSCHR AOER 4/11/85 7~0576 T~ MOTHY SHUTES 710677 CAROL R. SNYOER 710678 SO~T SENSATIONS, I,,C. ~/1t/o6 710579 VINCENT SORRENT INO ~/tl/B6 ~[0680 HENRY J. SOUCY 7 ~0582 CRAIG S ZKLANY 7 t05~3 MAT~ SCHMAHL 7106~ ELEANO~ S~IYL~ 7~068~ KENNETH STONES~FER ~/~/~ 7 t0686 SOB SfALLINGS 72C172 THE BABCOCK COMPANY ~/t~/85 720228 THE LORDS PLACE fHRIFT SP 723229 HARRISON S. THOM ~/i1/86 720230 BILL THO~IPSON 720231 PRISCILLA TO~IE 4/11/86 72025*= JAMES J. TR&CY, JR. 4/~1/86 72C233 R. ODNEY TARTER ~/11/86 PAGE 10 TOTAL AMOUNT 1] 2' 29 2 8 5 131 4; t5~. Z; 3( 11 6:7 70 21.60 '5O7 :2575 12~7b 12577 12578 .12579 12:5930 12581 12582 12583 12584. 1258b 12587 12588 12589 1259D 12591 12592 i259~ 125g~ ~!ZSQ5 12598 12599 12600 I260l .zsOz 12603 126o5 12606 12607 12608 ! 2809 12610 12611 1Z61Z 126'13 12614 12615 2617 ~I 2618 iI2619 ~2621 12622 12623 12624 CUR CITY OF 50YNTON EEAC~ VENDOR,,-'~ VENDOR NA"~,~ CHECK 72.0099 74010g 7503 750317 750318 750319 7gO000 7g0207 79020~ 7~0209 010900 010904 01.3772 01~.~t+1 01~300 014.919 016025 016030 020170 OZOZO0 020321 L,. 20 44-~ 021530 022699 023761 02464-l 0'24730 024.785 025580 025595 030185 030204. 03030~ 03C460 031602 032391 032417 03365T 033658 033659 033660 033~63 03366~ 033665 0 33865 033/087 0 33.~68 0-3.4 O 3-5407 ANTIMO VEROLA MATTI~ B. VANN JACK NAZTZ WESTBURY HO~ES CORP, JUOY ,,;YL i E LOUIS L- WILSON CITY O~ :50YNTC",' 5EACH ~CITY OF BOYNTON .BEACH CITY OF ~OYNTON ~ACH CITY OF BOYNTON 5EACH ACq SUPPLY ACTION ~OLT ~ TOOL CO. AiR C~N ELECTRIC ~MOTOR AL~IEO PRgOUCTS CO~PAMY CHARLi~ ANDREWS CARMEN ANNUNZ I ATO APOLLO T~RMZTE PEST ATLAS EOUI P~NT ATLAS PEAT ~ SOIL, INC. B E, ~UTO ~ARTS, rNC ~AHAf4A 5510KEHOUS5 THE DA<E~ S TAYLOR BEANE EXTERMINATING BILMAR $EACH HOTEL ~LOSSOM SMOPPE FLORIST IN BONER ~MM~NiA C CHEMICAL B~YN. ON BEACH 80YNTON R~SIAUR&NT SUPPLY BRODART~ iNC. BRONARO-OALM BEACH TRACTO C.K.'5 LOCKSHOP, INC. CPI CORPORAtiON STANLEY CAtE CAPEL KLAN: COMPANIES !NC THE CENTER FOR FAMILY SER CHANNING L, BETE CO, INC. CHEM PACE CORP, CLK GF COURTS-SUPPORT OEP CLK OF COURTS-SU°PORT ~EP CLK OF COURTS-SUPPORT OEP CLK OF COURTS-SUPPORT CLK OF COURTS-SUOPgRT OEP CLK OF COURTS-SUPOORT OEP CLK OF COURTS-SUPPORT CLK _~ COURTS-SUPP9RT OEP ~-Lf.-~.~ Cgt~.RTS-SUPOORT OEP -CLK__O[ CO~TS-SUPPORT OEP CLUB CAR COLT INDUSTRIES CREATIVE CRAgTS DA YE 4111/95 411118:6 4/i 1/86 4/11/8o 411L/86 4/I 4/11/86 4/tI/85 4/18/86 4/18/8~ 4/18/85 4/18/8,5 4/I~q/86 4/18/86 4/18/86 4/1~/86 4/t~186 4/18/8~ 4/l 'B/S5 4.118186 4.1 18/8.5 4t !,'3/8,5 4/18/56 4/18186 4/la/86 4/18/86 4/18/88 4/18/86 41181.56 -4/t 8/86 41181 4/l~/56 4/1 4/18/8~ 4/1~/86 4/1 ~/86 ~/1818,5 4/18/,.5~ 4118/86 4/1 ~/86 4/18/66 PAG~ 11 TOTAL 25.50 3.00 38.90 44.40 35.50 22°4.6 5,513-74. I~.13 50,00 295°00 467.05 1Z4, O0 48.05 9,315o01 70-20 423.~8 30.00 96.00 150.00 100.95 1,429.96 318.75 867.10 250.00 210.00 47.00 8~0°82 7~4~I.97 l~.B3 51.24 42.35 51o$7 276.00 13.00 91,92 1,563.46 175~00 1,124.75 74.00 37.00 41-20 86.52 3~.62 22,00 RZ.O0 42,00 36.05 2,258.78 4,074.51 272.20 CITY 9F BOYNTO;.~ ~EACH A507 C U R R ,=- N T M O ,'4 T H C H E CHECK f; VENDOR ;~ VENPOR NA,~E 12625 040300 D.A. LUBRICANT CO., INC. 12626 040505 OAVIS WATER ~ WASTE INDUS 12627 041418 'DE BRA TURF ~ IA.JOUSTRIAL 12628 0~,I687 DEPT OF HEALTH S REHABI:LI 12629 0~170'3 D~TmC' m c ~, [V~ ~O~K CLU~ I2530 050310 EASY PAY TIRE I2631 0512~7 ED' ~ -~' m GAROm.~ CENTER ~2632 053595 :,I~ C0 PROCESS EQUIP 12~33 053360 :M~D COMmANv, ., ~ 12534 05~018 DAVIS EMU 12~35 0~0097 FLGDPA OF FLORIDA 12636 060200 F'R.P.A. - MINI .~=- WELDING SUPPLY 1263~ 063599 FLAMI NSO OIL 12~39 0630Z5 CAR3LYN F.~UST FLIESS LOR[DA ATLANTIC UNIVERSi 1~6~1 061768 FLORIDA ~OLICE COMSAT LEA lZ5~Z 0~3785 FLORIDA ~U~LIC PERSONNEL 126~3 064595 FOSTER ~ 12644 070410 ~ ' oAY ~ROTHERS 12:5.45 072700 WILLIE i26~6 073~8~ FRANK ", - ~ ~ASaHE I ~ 12647 075605 GULFSTREAM IRRIGATION SUp 126~8 075618 GULFS/RE~M D4INT ~ W~LLPA 12649 03C427 RAY HAREN ~2650 0~1582 HECTOR TURF ~ GARDEN INC, 1265~ 0~16~{ HERE'S FRED GOLF CO. 12652 OS1TO0 1265B 08~49~ FRANC[ME M, HOFFM~N 12654 084497 ~EN HOGAN 12655 0845~9 '~ HoLiDAY INN AIRPORT 12656 08~552 HOLIDAY 12657 086468 HYDRALI N~ 12658 090101 I ~]. M CORPQRATION' 1.265g 0'90109 ICHA R~TIREMENT CORP. I2660 Og~219 CLIFF-I NGH,~M 1256! Og~2ZI I NGRAN 12662 094291 INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE 12663 0~4294 INT'L ASS$C OF ELECTRICAL 12664 ~00208 J ~ L FEED ~ SUPPLY INC, 12665 100214 ~,M, TRUCKING~ IN'C, 12666 iOOBLO JACK'S C.~ERA CENTER ~2667 IOL$OZ RuSSeLL JE~N~NGS 12668 101666 JET VAC SAN[TARY SERVICE 12669 104516 JOHN'S GARDEN CENTER 12670 10~602 JOulES CHEMICAL 12671 111580 KELLY TR AC ~ OR I2672 I14225 TED KNIGHT 1267B I1~55S KOF=LER SALES CORPDR~TION 12b7~ 115595 LORRAfNE 12675 11560D SUZANNE M. KRUSE C K S CHECK D'~TE 4/18/~86 4/181~& 4/18/86 4/18/B 6 4118f85 411,'?/85 4/iB180 4/10185 4/t8/86 4/IB/~_~ 411 .~/5 4/1816o 4I :s/ss 4f L ~/iB/~5 4/18186 4/18/~6 4/~ 4/i 4/1~/86 4/18/8O 4/i 8/ 4/1~/~ 4/18/ 4/! 4/i~/8b 4/1~/B6 4/1~/$S 4/1~/8~ 4/lB/Sb PAGE 12 TOTAL A~OUNT 6~283.20~= 188.43 1,000.00 33,9z 2~355.34 50.68 I~0.33 44,79 264, 25. 60 122 6Z1 I2 223 13 1,081 481 118 3,352 1~860 84. 30° 44. 390.00 32.16 123.00 109,050. 2 30~ 0 2,94~o 0" 129 65 324.6 12 5~4~9 :R ~07 t2675 12577 12676 12679 12580 12681 126 82 12683 12684 12685 12686 12687 12688 12689 12690 12691 12692 12693 12694 12695 2700 05 ?O6 12707 12708 12709 12710 12711 12712 12713 1271'4 12715 12716 J718 12719 12720 12721 12722 2723 [272~ ~2725 CITY OF B,DYNT.~ BEACH C U P, R E N r H 0 ,"~ T H C~ H~E C K' S VENDOR NA;~E CHECK ~oz 13 DATE TOTAL AMOUNT 115600 SUZANNE ~. KRUSE 4,/18/e.5 6,~,89o00 120410 LAMAR UNIFORMS 4/1 t]/S6 9,5t1.30 120459 LANTANA PEAT g SOIL 4/18/8~ 650~00 1216~7 L~SCO, I,'IC. 4/18/86 167.~8 121702 CLIFFORD LE~ IS 4118/8~ IZS.Z5 12174~ SALLY LEWIS 4/18/~6 122383 LIOU~-TECH ~/1 ~/86 577.~4 126327 CHUCK LUDWIG 4/l 3/B-5 276.00 130Z91 MAC'S LAWN & TURF EQUIP. ~/18/B~ 301,40 130565 MAURY'S TOOL CHEST 4/18/8.5 352.25 130582 ART MATHEWS 6/18/86 723.50 ~30950 WILL!5 ROTM MCGRADY 4/1~/8~ 131571 M~INEK~ DISCOUNT MU~LE~5 4/1~/86 g15,35 131573 MELROSE SUPPLY SALES CORP 6/18/86 43.08 131682 METRO-TECH EQUIPMENT CORP ~/1B/B6 Z,551.23 13168~ METRIC ENGINESqlN,3 INC. 4/1~/86 ~7,037.73 13~765 MIAMI-DADS COMMUNITY COLL 4/1~/8b 375.00 ~32740 MICKLER'S FLORIDIANA INC. 4/i~/E6 17.59 132772 MILLER g ~E[ER ASb~ INC. ~/13/86 37,716.92 13277~ HOWARD J. HILLER. P.E. 4/IB/86 1,335.00 132790 MINNESOTA MINING ~ M~NUFA 4/~/86 765.75 132854 MISS [G~ INN 4/1~/86 124.00 13~584 MOTION INDUSTRIES !NC. 4/15/8~ 13~701 MOT OROhA INC. 4/18/86 136420 NUNIC [PAL POLICE ~/18/36 3~556=75 136559 MUSIC ~a:N 4/1~/~5 113.32 14173~ NE'dTON'S RADIO & T.V. 4/1o/~~ ~ 479.20 151310 DOOR CONTROL SYST~S 4/1~/86 150.05 15550~ ORIENTAL 4/!8/86 124.75 160365 PAINT 6 S~.;ISR 4/1~/86 13~.47 160372 PALM BEACH AUTO PARTS 4/18/8o 91.39 160376 PALM BEACH COUNTY HEALTH 4/t3/8~ 160378 PALM BEACH DODGE I'4C. 4/18/86 53.94 160380 PALM BEACH JR. COLLEGE 4/18/85 1,375.00 160392 P.A. COUNTY SOLID WASTE a 4/18/86 69,399.18 160394 PALM 8CH COUNTY SOARD OF 4/18/86 132,510.70 160~14 PALM 8EACH ELECTRIC 4/13/86 Z,774.02 160416 PALM ~EACH LINCOLN MERCUR 4/1~/86 536.12 150~17 PALM BEACH COUNTY WATER U ~/13/$G 309.90 160~32 PALM BOLT & NUT INC 4/18/86 160~59 PARK SEED ~/1 ~/86 79.99 161329 J.W. PEPPER OF FLORIDA 4/18/86 158.20' 161510 PEACOCK'S RADIATOR SERViC ~/I8/8o ~90.07 161585 PENINSULAR ~LECTRIC DIST. 4/18/86 635.38 161633 BENNY mERLE 4/18/86 185.00 161720 P~TTv_ 'OATH WATER g SEWER 4/13/86 " 48.35 P~,.o[~ ~oN.-~RGL 4/13/86 362.19 1527~0 °'lc L~ CHEMICAL CC. 4/18/86 309.10 ~55~]r-]7;~- ~RECIS[Ofl SMALL ENGINE CD 4/iP/~O 51.55 165~"~f~. .. ~'~.~- PR:]=~SSION&L. -, GOLF CAR OCR 4/I~/~5 l~55[1 PR:]GP.~MMEO FOR SUCCESS 4/112/8,5 44 O0 4130185 3A507 12726 12727 12728 12729 12730 12731 12732: 12733 12734 12735 12739 lZZ~O 12741 1 12 44 12 12 1 1 50 127151 127s2 12753 12'754 I27,55 127~56 B 12759 12 0 I2 I2T 12763 12764 12765 12766 12767 12768 12769 127 70 12771 12772 1277,3 12 774 127~5 12776 CITY OF BCYNTOi',i ~EACH C U R° E ;,; T M O N T H C H E C VENDORD 176397 180506 181649 182780 186499 186521 190395 190915 190917 191515 191525 191630 192453 192802 194574 I94610 !'94697 194811 196121 196170 196390 196423 200383 201'750 23256C 210140 216B89 221486 2 31 780 2 31900 232500 232~00 232803 2 3~62 5 241596 241602 320004 550~51 600390 640290 640297 7~021C 012749 0t371~ 013720 014241 V~NOOR N.~ '-~. E R.C. SPORTS RANGER CONSTRUCTION INDUS RAY ALLEN N.ANUFACTURING C LISA REM~!ERDEN RICH M~TORS, INC. RUSSELL ~ AXON RUTLAND BANK, TRUST OEP/. SCRWTO BOARO 5AL'S TOWING DAVID SCHARDT V~OLET SCHMIO S~A;~S~ ROEBUCK ~ ~ERV~CE ~NOUSTRI~.L SUPPLY R~TON ~MER~CAS HOTEL CHIE FINGERPRINT LAgOR SOLAR EDGE COMPANY SOME' S UNIFORMS S FNT. WASTENATEq TREAT S SAFETY SUPPLY S, TANg~RD TRUCKING COMPANY STEPHENSON ~[LTER CCHPANY STEVEN'S ORUGS SUN~ITE ANNUALSCAPE SU .... LANO CORP. TALLAH~SSEE HILTON TEUTONIX THGRNDi K~ PRESS USCM DEFERRED COMP, PRO, UNION TRUST JA~ES ~, vANCE, ~.~, NESTERN AUTO STORE LOGAN J, ~[LL[A~S PU~P SERVICE N[LSON SPORTING GOODS N[NOO WORKS J,J.~. WOLF XERO~ XEROX CO&P. VIRGINIA K. FARACE OANIEL REMCHUK CLU~ MEADOWS KJM~RLY HALL ~A~E OF TA~A ~gM LASZEWSKI CITY g~ ~OYNTON AIDS IN THE WORKPLACE ALL~N [NSURANC~ ~G~NCY ALLEN [~ISURM, jC~ AGENCY AMERICAN SPEEOY ORINTING K S C HE Cq PAGE 14 DATE 41! 411 St 41181,35 4/18186 4/I~/86 4/~/86 4tlB/86 4/18/85 4/18/85 4/1:~/8~ 4/18/86 4/18/85 4/18/~,~ 4/1~/85 4/18/8~ ~/18/8~ 4/i 9~8 4/18/86 ~/18/8 4/18/ 6/18/86 ~/18/86 4/t 8/8 ~/18/8~ 4/15/8.S ~/18/85 ~/1~/8~ 4/25/86 ~/25/85 4/Z5/86 TOTAL AMOUNT 16.00 93.2%,, 15 7,4 162 7.oo 1 140 247 105,,00 346 101,7_o7 ZBG, 58, 916, 1, 59! 48 4u7 1,000 11 252. BO8 44? ~5 O0 100~00 50. o° ~' 235,00 ~'~ 13.0~ lOOoO0 90.20 70.'20 ] ,27 77 12779 12790 12751 12782 127~3 127Bq 12785 12785 22787 '12788 12789 1279,3 12791 12792 12793 12794 12795 12796 .~2797 .798 ,2501 2802 2803 250? 2807 2806 2807 2808 2809 2810 28Zi 2812 2813 J2814 .2815 ~2816 2817 818 2520 2821 2822 2~23 ' i2~J24 2525 2826 C VENDOR N O ,N T H C H ~ d"'K S ,." ~/END3R NA~.=. C~ECK 014300 CARMEN A NNU-~,[Z l .ATO 015506 ART OF 016029 ATLAS PARTY RENTALS 016320 AVERY INTERNATIONAL CO~P. 020439 TH~ ~A~ER S TAYLO~ 020440 IHS SAKER g TAYLOR 022806 S[RM~NGH~M HiLTCN HOTEL OZ~50O BETTY 02~7~0 ~OYNTON AUTO SUPPLY, INC. 0247~0 ~OYNTON AUTO SUPPLY~ INC. 02~730 80YNTON BEACH RETIREMENT 024785 BOYNTON TRAVEL AGENCY INC 0~4900 BOYS LIFG-BOY SCOUTS C 025602 CAROL BROWN 025620 5RUNO AUTO CENTER, !NC. 026370 DR. JAMES E. BUFFAN 030181 CA! PUBLICATIONS 030558 NICHOLAS CAS SA,NORA 032~16 PETER L. CHEN~Y 033631 THOMAS A. CLARK 033657 CLK OF COURTS-SUPPORT OEP 03365~ CLK OF COURTS-SUPPORT OEP 033659 CLK OF COUqTS-SUPPORT OEP 0136~0 CL~ OF COURTS-SUPP3RT D~~ 0336~3 CLK OF COURTS-SUPPORT DE 033664 CLK O~ COURTS-SUPPORT CE 033665 CLK OF COURTS-SUPPORT 033665 CLK OF COURTS-SUPPORT OEP g~36.57 CLK OF COURTS-SUPPORT OE° 033658 CLK OF COURTS-SUPPORT OE 03~592 COLL[ NS SIGNS 0~0~00 DATA O[RGCTi ONS 0~550 JACK DOHENY SUPPLIES 0~6307 GO OUFFY 050340 GEORGE EBBS 051Z~O EDGAR OFFICE SUPPLY 054393 ENVIRONMENTAL' MKT GROUP 056903 EXECUTIVE SUITE 0~0[[5 FA [RCH[LO-LONELL 062820 F[~EMEN~S RELIEF E PENS[O 063000 FISHER SCIENTIFIC 063707 FLORZOA DIRECTORS~ SE~[NA 0,5373? ~LGR[DA INNOVATION G~OUP 053796 FLOR[ DA TENN IS 0638]5 THE FLOR[DIAN O~ ORLANDO 05N580 FOR. SYT~ TRAVEL LIbrARY 06~597 F~:?:r,,OA:T[~N OF CALICORNIA 05~5~0 OH A 8. ~E.$ FREOER[CK ~(~5'?'~-- ~OVERNNENT C[NANC~ OFF[C O~Z~<~~' DENNIS C. GKAS~EL .0'7~395 W.N. GRA~NG~R~ INC. PAGE 15 OATE TOTAL AMOUNT ~/ZS/S6 4125/85 4/25/~ :~ 4/Z 5/86 4/£5/86 4/25./8.0 4/25/85 4/25/86 4/25/86 ~/25/85 ~/25/95 ~/25/8,5 ~/25/8~ ~/25/85 ~/25/80 ~/ZS/8s ~/25/~ ~/25/85 ~/ZS/e5 ~/25/85 ~/25/~5 ~/25/B~ ~/zs/as ~/2'5/8~ ~/25/86 ~/25/85 ~/25/86 ~/25/85 ~/25/~6 ~/25/B5 ~/25/~6 ~/25/8~ ~/25/~5 125.00 ~5.mO 500.00 241.90 34.$0 47o51 300.00 75.00 1,~8.98CR I~1~8.98 7,41~,23: ZO0.O0 13.20 200.00 224°39 291.66 I2.00 325.00 36.66 75,00 74.00 37.00 ~1.20 86°52 3~.52 22.00 42.00 42.00 27.00 36.05 175.00 75.00 86.35 217.80 200.00 ZO.O0 420.00 136.00 260.00 2,504.76 120.39 65.00 40.00 30.00 240.00 13.53 70.00 251.00 65.00 96,19 214.56 4/3O/86 37 CUR ~ECK ~ VENOOR ¢; 12827 075514 12.82G 080306 12529 080~5 12~30 08C559 12831 081~56 12832 084.480 12833 084552 [2835 ~2~36 09G092 128 37 090107 1~838 09010~ 12840 09~2~1 128~i 09~100 1~842 1 11550 12843 111573 128~4 1 11640 12846 11~596 12847 1~0~51 12848 121740 128~9 1BOSZ2 12850 130950 12B51 134590 12852 13~650 12853 13642D lg85~ 140398 12855 140440 1~56 1~1590 12857 160376 12858 i616~0 12859 i 62759 12860 162 128~1 1627~7 .... !2862 162~75 t286B 12864 176397 12865 1 80409 12866 i80~96 t~6T 182771 12~68 184693 128~9 1910P~ 12870 191~55 12871 196899 12~72 20254~ 12873 20Z560 1287~ 2101~6 lg~75 210150 1~876 22147~ 12877 230511 VENDOR GULFSTREAM MALL CLEANEPS C,. K, HALL & HARR! S/3H DOCUMENT HAYGOOD ~ W!LL['AMS EZ~LL HESYSR HOFFMA'N'S AIR CONOITIONIN HOLIDAY INN' GEORGE N. qONT iCMA RETIREMENT CORP. INGRAM INTERNAL REVENUE SERVIC~ FRANK IZZO MEKT ,KELLY SERVICES INC. RODE R'T KENYON KOF~LER SALES CORP.. fqE~,ARO KOPCZYNSK[ LANTANA TRAVEL SALLY LEWIS MARTIN ASSOCIATES~ WILLIE RUTH MCGRAOY MONDAY NE~SPA PER-BOYNTON SENE ~AOORE MUN~C NASHVILLE HOUSING SUREAU NATIONAL L IgRARIANS NELSON'S AUTO ~ODY SHOP PAL~ BEACH COUNTY H~ALTH CHARLES PERS ING ALAN PiCKLESIM~R PIEDMONT AIRLINES ~IL~T PUBLICATIONS PITMAN PH~TO'S INC. RO~ER/ POCSIK R.C. S'°ORTS RADISSON INN MAIN GATE RANGER CONSTRUCTION INDUS JA~ES RHODEN JOS~ P~ SC IORTINO SHABAN M~G,, I~.~C. GRAOY W. 9WANN H~NRY ~. THOMPSON THORNDIKE PRESS USCM DEFERRED COMo.. PRO. U.S. P35TMASTER VALENCIA CCMMUNZTy COLL~G L ~S.TER W~RD K S CHECK PASE D,!TE 4125/85 4/25/8,5 ~/25/85 4.125/86 ~/25/8'5 412~ 5/85 TOTAL 41251.95 4/2 5/85 ~-/25/85 4-12 518.5 4/25/86 4/25/85 4/25I~8 4/25186 4/25/95 ?- 4/25186 4IZ5/85 4/25/~,5 -' ~/25/86 4-125185 4/25/86 4125186 412 5/86 4.125/85 4125186 4/25/86 4/Z5/8:5 4.125/8.6 4/2 5186 412 5185 4125/85 4/25/85 4125/85 4/25/8~ AMOUNT 880.,30 13,95 27,90 1'108,16 300,00 30,00 45,00 ZO0.O0 150-00 100.00 34.00 1,860, 16 136.07 CZ.Z4 !85.00 200,00 348,00 1~002,00 97,32 200.00 50~00 ZO.O0 99.50 67.20 24,00 675.00 3~756.3i 70,00 20.00 450,00 142,50 200.00 144.00 200.00 14,95 705.60 200.00 112.00 275,00 640. BO 26.00 8Z.Z9 150.00 89,21 75.OO 42.75 7Io78 4,463.71 ~.00 4.90,00 ZO0.O0 ~7 ~ECK ~ ~2878 2879 ...... 12881 12882 12883 12885 12886 12887 12888 12889 12890 12891 12~92 12892 12893 12894 12895 · 12896 12~97 .899 2902 2903 2904 2905 907 9~ 10 ,~11 tZ 5 8 .920 2921 .~9 23 29!24 ~.925 .~926 2927 CiTY 3F BOYNTOt,~ BEACH C U R R E N f M 0 N T H C H E:C 'K S VENDOR 231600 232 4O5 2324-52 232509 2 32793 241595 2 ~,1596 241602 2628'30 264,55'.'2, 2.50037 3 0000.2 3000q-O 320002 330032 360019 350020 370006 370050 390034 490054. 510008 0 lO 0t3718 013720 0 140 82 014241 016000 020160 020170 020200 020490 021553 023568 024296 024410 024700 024710 024730 025580 025600 025601 025602 030185 030250 030336 03£4&6 -c'v3 3 6~-'r .... 033659 VENDOR THOMAS E. WF_NGLER TREL~ J. WHITE RALPH J. N[LL[AN$ PUMP H.N. WILSON CO.,, XEROX CORP. XEP, OX C ORP,, XEROX CORP. CARL Z!MMERHAN BETTY ZOBEL J, USTUS C. NORMAN DOUGLAS SAM OELLINGHAM ROBERT FERRELL JOHN GUIRRY JONN GUiDRY DON JOHNSON LANA M KOESTER EO K~ENTZ KEV[N M~'n ..... GARY DEE L. ZI~ELLi A-I INDUSTRIAL SUPPLY I~C ~D'R AqO ALLEN ALLEN INSURANCE AGENCY AMEe, ICAN STATES INSURANCE ~HA~L~n ANDREW~ ATLANTIC HARDWARE I;~C. BoB. ASSOC. FIREFIGHTERS [~ B AUTO PARTS, BOB BARNETT BAND PALMDALE OIL RUSS BLACK BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIO LARRY ,BOCK ~OYNTON AUTO GLASS BOYNTO~ AUTO SUPPLY. INC. BOYNTON ~EACH RET BROD~RT, INC. BROWARO PUMP & SUPPLY RAY CAROL ~ROWN CAO Z t~=A C ~JGRAVERS T--. ',u~H~ C-A~qNON P'ET~R~'L. C~c~=v. CLK OF COURTS-SUPPORT OEP CL~ OF COURTS-SUPPORT OEP CLK OF COURTS-SUPPORT OEP 4/25/86 4/25/~6 417518.5 4/25/8~ 4/25/86 4/2 5180 4/25/P6 41251.55 4/25180 4-/25/85 412518.5 4/25/8.5 4/2 5/96 4125185 ~/25186 41251,36 4/25/86 4/25/86 4125/85 4130185 4130/a6 4/30/86 4/33/56 4/33/~6 41301,55 4130185 4/33/85 4130186 4130156 4/30/~6 q/30/86 4/30/~6 4130/~6 4/30/8o 4t30/86 4/30/8.5 4/30/8.5 4/30/80 '~/30185 4/30/85 4/30/8-5 4/30/86 4/30/8,5 PAGE TOTAL 17 AMOUNT ZO0.O0 177.50 15.00 lO0.O0 480=66 874,79 61.50 30-~.00 75.00 22.00 200.00 200.00 300.00 75.00CR T5.0O .200.00 200.00 67.59 200.00 100,00 200.00 300.00 142.43 42.75 27~74~o00 73.20 323.80 1,923,~0 278,98 195.00 10~337.91 200.00 48.28 150.00 207o00 229.18 7,570.02 199.33 329 120.00 300.00 27.23 6.23 126.00 13.00 74.0C 37.00 4130/96 CITy 3D f3OYNTO. N BEACH PAGE ,Ii5A507' C U R ~ : N T ~,1 "3 ,",: T H C H 5 C K S CHECK ,; VENDOR ;',~ V,_N)~R 'NA'~ CHECK 12928 03365'2 CLK OP COURTS-SUP?ORT 1Zg2g 033663 CLq OF COURTS-SUP?ORT OEP IZqOO 033664 CLK OF C'3URTS-SUP?ORT gE~ 12931 ~33665 CLK OF COURTS-SUPPORT OEP 12932 03366,o CLK O~ Cn o~.~ _. ~URTS-SU. , ~RT g J2933 033657 CL:< OF COURTS-SUPPORT OEP IZgBe 0336~3 CLK OF COURTS-SUPPORT lZ935 033705 ELUB 12936 036237 CUES 1 ~9.37 036359 CUTTING CONTRACTORS 12938 OASdi8 DE BRA TURF & ItiDUSTRIAL ._ 12939 O~l~Zg DECISION DATA COHPUTER C~ 129~0 04t421 OEO[SION OAT~ SERVICE 129~I 0~!48~ DEER=IELO BCH FIRE RESCUE i~.9~l 0417C~ WENDY DE V~IES 1Z9~3 0~Z859 D[R6CT S.a=ETY CO~IpANy 1~9~4 0~Z867 g['S ELECTRIC SUPPLY ......129~5 044772 JOE ~OU~' GHTY I29~6 0~6~60 DUNLOP SPORTS CORP. [Z~&7 05OZZO ED-RENE INC. I2948 OS1Z~O EDGA& 2F~ICE SUPPLY 129~9 OSiSO0 EOWAROS ELECTRIC CORP.. 1Z950 053611 ~LcCTRON[u SPECIALTIES CO .... i~95Z 053~00 E~S~SENCY M~DiCAL ~ SAFET 12952 0601Z3 THE FACTORY 12953 060A7g JOHN C, 1295~ 05ZTOZ FILINg SPECIALTIES 12955 052780 FINDLEY NELOING SUPPLY 12957 0-53739 F'n~ ....... ~zOA [N~OVATION GROUP I295~ 0637~9 FUO¢IDA ~E~VICE ENGINEERS 12959 063789 FLORIDA PO~E~ ~ LIGHT CO. ........... [2'g50 05383~ FLOR[9~ WATER PROCeSSiNG I296I 065550 F~AT~RNAL ORDER QF POLICE [2962 070~52 N~LLIAM ~. GAL~R.~ITH I2963 070396 JA~ES E. GARVEY I296~ 070~0 GAYLORO GROTHERS I2965 071551 GE~.~AL aINDING CORP. 12966 0795g~ GORDON 5ROTHERS I2957 0~0367 HAMMERHEAD IZg~ 080~2~ HARD, IVES OF OELRAY~ INC. I2959 031~82 H;CTnR TURF ~ ~.~u:~ INC. I2970 O~6Ai HE&E'S FR~O GOLF CO. INC. ~297E O~g7 SEN HOGAN [2972 084552 HOL ~,]~Y I2973 09~620 HOLLY ACCUHULATOR ~ ELECT I2974 03~693 RQ9 E&~ HON~LL I2975 09636~ HUGHES SUPPLY I2976 09010~ I.S.M C QR. PO~AT IO,'~ I2977 OgOi03 ICHA RET[REMEN[ CORP. 12978 094190 INDUSTRIAL ELECTRICAL O,,~ TE 4-/3.3/86 4/30/85 ~/30/,~ ~*/3O/85 zt/30/96 4/30/86 4t3JI36 ~/30/~6 ~/'30/~5 ~/30/86 TOTAL AMOUNT 86 34. 3~. g':5 Z, Z 18, :50 37 11 153 80 156, ~0, 4/30/85 4/30/8.-5 4/30/3~ 7lI,~ 4/30/85 4/30/8~ ~/39/B~ 1~ 4/30/36 18( ~/33/.~ :. 4130136 5 ~/30/96 Z,59( 4/30/85 ~/30/3~ 4/30/95 ~/30/3~ ~/30/~6 ~/30/S6 41301:86 4 4/30/8 6 233i.~ 4/30/96 ~/30/~5 ~/30/~S.5 225.. 4/30/55 25. ~/30/86 4/39/86 406,, 4/30/86 345- 4/30/8~ 4/30/9~ 1 ~/30/~6 961 ~507 ~HECK 12979 12980 12981 12982 12923 12984 1299,5 I2986 I2g$T I2988 129B9 12990 I2991 I2992 12993 i2994 i2997 I29 [ 3000 t3oo1 .13002 13003 13004 13005 130,,~ 6 13007 13008 13009 13010 13011 13012 13013 13014 13015 13016 13017 13018 13019 13020 ..... 13021 13022 13023 13O24 13025 13026 13027 13028 13029 CITY OF 5OYNTO,% BEACH C U R R 6 N T M O N T H C ,~"E V E NDOR " 094202 094209 094219 094291 100310 101503 10460D 104763 1 ,~U,+ ~'~ 110501 111570 111 573 I155~5 120312 120410 110424 120461 120546 t216~2 12i-' 126334 130326 1 30328 130400 130950 ,.3u953 130984 131593 13274~ 13467~ 134684 134701 l 3641O 136420 136440 136519 140436 141728 142734 144492 150~15 153 802 160376 1603 .~0 160397 160424 160447 t 16 ~= ::_,~, ~. l,& !.IA~J' VENDOR NAME INDUSTRIAL SAFETY AN? SEC INDUSTRIAL W'- n, =L ~.", Nv [.NC. CLIFF i NGHA'q tNT~RNAL REVENUE S~RV JACK'S CAMERA~'~'= ...., :r. JEFgREY ALLEN INC. JONES .... U ~PMENT JOVAN OFFIC~ MACHIt.~E KAP. STE~-; MFG. CORP. PALM BEACN KAWASAKt KEL-GLO CORP. KELLY SERVICES INC. LAD O~FICE EQUIPMENT INC. LAMAR UNIFORMS LANCE~ LANTANA TRAVEL LA,~MEN'S ~ SHOoTmR'S SUPP LENNAR SALLY L~;.~IS MARVIN LUSTER ~AiN LINE e, OOK COMPANY THE HAIN STREET PRESS MANHATTAN TROPHIES WILLIE RUTH MCGR'~ MC GR A;~-{OIS CN BRIAN MC N~HON CA/HSRINS HI GNANO OAVID 'qCS5 MOTION ~NOUSTR[ES INC, MOTOROLA INC, MUNICIPAL MARKING OlSTRIB MUNICIPAL POLICE MICHAEL MUNRO MUROSKI AND ASHTON NATIONAL FIRE PROTECTION NE~S AND SUN SENTINEL NIVEL iNC. NOLANO-TRQP [ CAL SUPPLY' DC EA~;A PUBLICATIONS OLY"~IC MEDICAL CORP, PALM BEACH COUNTY HEALTH PALM BEACH Jq= COLLEGE PBC CHAPTER PLM, GAS & ME PAL~ ~ACH N~WSPAP~, ~NC ~ ~-~ · ~,-a .... P.~L-L PROCUCTS OF FL P~J~%;~JSULA~ ~LECTR. IC DIST, PSTTY CASH-GOLF COURSE PETT~ ~ ,.ASH ~ECREAT!ON PIE~C~ TI&E CO. IN~. C K S CHEC~ <)132136 4/30/80 413D /55 4/30/88 4/30/80 4/30/86 4/30/~6 41'30/8o 4/30/~6 4130186 41301:35 4/3018o 4/30/B6 4130/Bo 4130186 z~/30185 4130185 4130/86 413315.5 4/30/~5 4/30/8b 4/30/9~ 4/30/~ 4/30/8~ 4/30/.56 413-2/85 4/30/56 4/30/3~ 4/30/.96 *'/30185 4130185 4/30186 4/30186 4/30/.~-5 4/30/86 4/~/~ 4/30/86 4-/30186 4130186 4/33186 4130/8.5 4/30IS~ 4/30ISS 4/30/~6 4/30/.36 4130/95 4/30/8o TOTAL 19 ANOU'qT 47,09 325.00 lbO. O0 62.24 109.76 431.70 44~ 15 306'61 178.65 715.82 1 86°00 375,64 35.00 165.00 161~25 108.95 50.00 ' 30.75 140,00 20.00 170.00 17,45 15.19 65.77 67.20 347,40 gO.O0 51O~CO Bl~O0 210'00 282,24 164.27 38,82 3~997~90 72~00 45-00 IIZ'65 49.40 108.04 34.51 47,00 104.~9 129'20 60.00 205.00 5'8 '0 4 31.15 412.03 69.51 48.33 5 ~056o70 4/30/86 C!Tv '2~ BOY~TO', BEACH 5A507 C U R R 5 N T ~. 0 'N T H C h ~_ C K S CHECK" V~ ,, _MOOR,~ ~' VENDO-R NAME CHECK D:,TE 13030 162798 PI'PER £ ,',;C. 13031 162800 BRUCE o [ ~,.~ 4/30/85 13032 162871 PI TN~Y-~O'aES 4/30/85 13033 16~700 PORTER PAINT CO. 4/30/85 13035 165503 PROFSSS[ON&L~O= Ge- BY CLAV 1303~ 166200 iPU~L[ X ~R<~r 13037 176397 R.C. SPORTS 4/30/86 13038 18,0398 R~D~NI OIL CO. Og P~LM P 4/30/8S 13o3 180415 R:AIOER R.o:aTc~. SEWER ~ ORA 130%0 181577 RADIO SH~CK 4/30/86 13041 186326 S,ERNARO RUSSELL 4/30/86 :13042 190347 SAFETY EQUIPMENT CO. OF ~ 13043 191520 S:EACREST VETERINARY CENT5 4/30/86 _ 13044 191523 SEaL-TITS okUM3[Ng CC. ~/30/86 13045 192403 rH~a~, ,~,,~ SHE~WICK 4/30/88 130~6 192465 SHER[F~ Og PALM ~EACH COD 0/30/85 13047 193910 RiCHAR~ S~[DD 4/33/85 13048 19~276 SNAP ON TOOLS ~/3~/8~ 130,49 ig~BO0 SNO~ C~,%CRETE C~RP. 4/3~/80 ..... 13050 194692 SOUTH FLORIDA LIJUIO T~CH 4/32/85 13051 194694 SO~IH - ~ .~A ~ACK TRUCKS 13052 19~703 SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE ~/30/56 ~3053 194706 SOUTHERN BUILDING CQOE CO 4/]0/86 1~054 196350 SULLIVAN ~L~CTRIC INC. ~/30/85 13055 196424 SUNSHINE GOL~ CAR CO. 13056 196~25 SUP=RiNT=, = ,r 1_3057 gOiSiO TEM4 ~QU[PM~NT iNC. 13058 201700 rESTING L~8 OF THE P.~LM ~ 4/3)0/86 .... 13059 202600 JEAN T~UR~ER 4/30/86 13060 204680 TORC:q IS 'S 4/30/56 130~I 210091 U S COq~ffRENCE OF qAYORS 4/3~3/fl5 .__ 1B06Z 2101~5 USCM DEFERRED CO~P. PRO. 130~3 216410 UNITED WAY OF PALM aCH. 13064 221486 JAMES W. VANCE, P..A. 4/30/55 ........ I3065 230~50 BILL WALLACE FORD-SUBARU 4/30/85 1306~ 2305~0 WAFER DEPARTMENT 4/30/85 13067 231900 L OGA~: WHALSN ..... 13068 23255,3 TO~ WILLIAMS 4/30/~5 13069 234630 MoL, CRANE 5~RVICE 130~0 E41596 XSRO~ COR~. 13071 2~1603 XEROX CORP.-GATEWaY CNTR 4/30/85 13072 261520 Z~= MEDICAL SUPPLIES 13073 2800.30 WARRzN gLUM .... 13074 300014 THO~ % O~TTMAN 13075 330041 W [l:-h [ AM GUL ~RAN DS E~'~ 4/3D/8.5 13076 340059 ~'i %Gl N-i-A HALPIN ~/30/86 13077 37~019 '~R~rHy~ - .,. KOCH 1307~ ~ 377'~-~ ES ' L- ~.J~ CHURL ~IN3 ~/_ ~/8~ 13080 .. 4&0039 DE~.R~ THORNHiLL 4/30/85 TOTAL ~MOUNT 120.06 96.75 150.75 569.01 O5 08 5O O0 9O 2I gl 1 5 10 29 ! 9 7,305 32 45~. 50 382 4 ~463 1,682 1 19 1,66~ 5 328'S 2: 348;97 to2~oo" CHECK 13031 13082 2247z+ 22658 22553 22709 22711 22712 22713 2271~. 227~I 5 2~716 22~E7 22719 22720 22721 227 22 22723 272 5 27 2~7 2732 .~7 33 :734 22735 22736 22737 227 38 22739 22-/ 2274I 2742 274`3 2272+4 22745 22746 22747 2272+q~ 22T~ 22750 2275t 22752 2275~ 2275~ 22756 C u R R E ?4 T M O ,N T fi C ~H" E VENDOR ~-60040 065550 032395 032fi95 270015 OZOz~O5 280020 021549 026489 280010 030501 290O10 033603 330001 34`0006 34,0007 340016 340013 10~+509 10~5 I0 370013 111636 370 O0 _P 380007 iZ050O 330002 380006 ~00002 i bO 350 ~20011 166300 190945 l 9094-0 192592 450024 ~+60005 202515 230452 ~90018 2o6903 020500 330009 080366 086351 106450 1 B2780 194690 02~z~28 ELLEN TR,3ESOALE CONTEMPORARY JOINT F R AT._'~N.,~L OROER CITY G.F- BOYNTO.."; CfTY OF:: 8OYFiTO,'q HENRY AL3ERS CGUSTA ~CE ~ISH RICHARO FRANK A~ BE~NARICK JO~N BYNES RENA CARRIER CHARLES L CASE CALLIE CLANT~N G'~xDON E. GREGORY L ENO~ HARRIS ~S 'R- HART T. 8. HICKS MURIEL HOLZM~N GE'3RG~ ~. JOHNSON J~HN J,] H~':ST ON VIRGINIA E. KE!STER OORCTHEA M KENNE3Y HUGH K~NNEDY HER3ERT LAESSER 60'3 L. LATH~~ VERA LEN [ S GRE[CHEN LUCY RUTH L. NELSON TEREESA :~ ADGETT CHARLES PRESSER ELEANOR ~UFFER JOHN SCH%EIDER MA~Y E. SCHORR ADA SHOOK FRANK SMITH MARY TEn, K LEE TH3MAS ~LIVE ,v ALLAC E MC ARTHU~ WATERS ~!LD~Eg A. 5KAgFOqg ~AXLEY JOHN W~LLiAq A. HA~ZLTgN NOAH HJODLESTO;4 GEORO= JUNNiER HAROLD ~!LLE R THEODOq E SOKG EDWARD E. EOLES VEN. OF POLICE BEACH 5EACH CHECK OAOE 4130/86 1122186 2/28180 4131/56 4/~1/55 4/01/8o 4/01/~6 4/01/85 4/01/86 4/01/S6 4/~1/8~ 4/01/~6 4/~i/B~ 4/01/86 4/01/~o 4/0i/85 4/O1/Bo 4/OI/Bo 4/01/86 a/Ol/~b 4/01/86 4/01/86 4/31/8~ a/O1/$S 4/01/S6 4/01/85 4/01/~$ 4/01/86 4/01/36 4/01/~6 4/01/~5 4/01/80 4/~1/~ 4/01/90 4/D1/35 TOTAL Z1 AMOUNT I2.00 44.25 · +,660o29C R 8,531o74 651,00 53.79 228°27 108.59 227°58 392.. 71 63.23 502.e, 6 287.62 299.92 440.39 626.51 255.35 199,.71 164o~6 83.6.6 561.19 195,, 33 2.18 .0 7 386.63 297.29 263.88 307.26 346.52 309.49 262, o16 1,308.35 273.31 91.28 133.20 253,.56 202.21 99.87 238.95 731.91 168o90 462.12 77.13 882.05 1,937.77 1,~98o32 1,010.20 893.05 763.31 1 , 000.00 791.91 ~130186 ~50? C U R CHECK "~ ,,- VENDOR K S CHECK gAT: 22757 031650 HA.q 3LD HERq l,~O 413I/5~ 22758 1 l~SJ WARR ~N K'4UTH 22759 12~59:3 NOqMAN LOLATTE 4/0!/85 22,760: ~90ut2 MILFORD ~&N~ INS 22751 390052 F. ED~A~D t4ITCHELL 4/Jl/8~ 22762 I~5600 ALL'AN NYQUIST 22763 ' Z-~n-- ~ uu,J~ STANLEY C. PO~TE~ 22754 I82TTO LLOY] J. RHODEa4 JR. 22765 ~9~290 KEN SNOW ~/~I/Oon . 22765 200300 JOHN M. TUiTE ~/Ol/B5 227~7 2~2795 LOR'R.~I ~4E VICKI 22758 235495 CURTIS E,. WRIGHT 4/01/8~ 22~59 020~71 5A~NETT DAN~ - WI'THHOEOIN ~/01/8~ 2r2770 020~71 BARNETT ~ANK - WITHHOLCIN 4101/a6 22771 OZO~71 BARNETT ~A~h< - WITHHOLD[N 22772 202442 THE C~DIT UNION 0~ PALM 4/01/86 22773 300006 ',WILFRED J DENIS 4/C'I/85 2~782 4200~0 THOpA S P~TRACCA 3/28/8b 227~3 440021 MARV[~ C. RAZZ ~/28/B~ 22785 0~2858 THz DISCOVERY r~ .... ~T~R ~/28/85 2278~ 02~723 '-~q ~YNTO'~ ~EACH CHILO CARE 4/03/3b 22787 202~42 THE CREDIT UNION O: PALM ~/03/8~ 22788 032895 CITY O~ 50YNfON BEACH 227~9 020~71 ~AP. NE'T'T BANK - ~ITHHOLDIN 4/04/~6 22790 2gOO6B N!LL]A~ CUR~IER 22791 39000~ "zOOg'¢- JR., "iLLZ%. ~/~.~/~5 22792 ~90017 W~LLiE ~IL~ORK j2. ~/0~/~6 22793 4,5002g MICNXEL ~. TAYLOq ..... 2279~ I 1550~ ALCX KUCER ~/04/85 22795 033659 CLK OF COURTS-SUPPORT nz ZZ795 ~t0~68 US2~ DDFERRE3 COHP. PRO. 4/07/8g ..... ~2797 O]ZgOZ C[TY OF BOYNTON 5EACH 2Z798 0~]7~0 FLORIDA POWER ~ LIGHT CQ. ~2799 ~6~705 PETTY CASH DOLZCE ..... 22800 ~5Z705 P~TTY [.ASH P'DLZCE ~/07/86 2280L ZlO150 U.S. POSTMASTER ....... ~/08/85 22802 025800 ~LUE CROSS OF FLORIDA 22803 033629 ALLEN C. CLARK 4/10/~6 2280~ 2024~Z THE CREDIT UN[ON O: PALM 22805 032895 CITY OF 80YNTO~ 5EACH 22906 020471 BARNETT BANK - WITHHDLCIbi ~/11/86 22~07 ~qOOZO CHR!STOPH~p RO~iNSCN ~/ll/~ 2280~ 38~03] PATRICK L ED,~; AR g 22809 ~90057 B~TTY J. WHITTINGTON ~/1!/85 22810 380~3e KEV ~.~-~A:RA~4~DI SE 4/1!/85 22811 032895 CITY g~ ~YNT,]N BEACH ~/11/55 22812 Z 2).v~ 6 j ~b.~b ~. VANCE, ~.A. ~/1~/~5 22d13 ~ 07~T:~f~.' GULFS'TRE~ PLAN OF THE TA 22~14 .2~%~ GREGORY :3'E A '4 4/I~/86 22815 d-63T~? FLORIDA i ' ~. . TOTAL AMOUNT 30.34 1,057.06 42.46 l ,192. ~5 985.33 2 ,Z50.07 l 3 1,22 9 51550.00 28,3 5~ 55 39,0 9.36 ~?b.30 531,37 560,58 iz3.Ot 1,096,52 3~ 4' 13 ,9 z+T,93' 2 2"3,3 5 237,4 35,110. 156. 576 1,663 413 5 , I03 o00 5,505 iZ.O0 I 50.00 HF-CK,," 22820 22321 22522 22825 22926 22t~27 2282'9 22~B 228~I 22~2 22~ ~ 2283~ 22~6 22~7 228~ .~22839 ~2 22843 22844 22844 22845 228~6 22912 22913 22915 CITY gc ~HYNTON 3EACH C U R ~: E N r M 0 ¢.; T F~ C N ?~'-C K S VENDOR.,-" VENDS;4 ?.~A'~E CHECK 060109 F.H.S.L.~,. 2055~7 THE TRAVELERS COMPANZr-S 216452 URB d~.: ''~'~ ~,~ NSTITUTE 4/I5/.~6 '' '-2 H~,SK I, R~Y ~/!6/g6 ~ 900:o~ WOJC [ E[ ' ~" 032901 C~ ~ Y ~/17/85 202~2 THE CRedIT UNION 0~ ~ALm~ 020~71 SARNETT BAN~ - WITHHOLgIN ~/~/5~ 0528~ ~IREM=N'S- = ~,:~-' .~EF ~ PENSIO ~/'~I.~5 340002 EOGACt E. HO'~;ELL 4/18/36 330030 MARK LADD 4/!9/8~ 380012 CLIFFORD =' ' L ~,'1~ S ~/18/55 2024~ THE CREOIT UNION OF PALM ~/1~/~ 055550 FRATER~AL ORDER O~ POLICE 4/18/85 1i5599 KRUSE, O'CO~INOR g LING a/18/S5 032457 C~[CKEN UNLI~ I 023800 BLUE CROSS OF FLq~r 210150 U.S.. POST.'-'ASTER 0553~0 ECU[TASLE LIFE ASSURANCE 032~0 CITY OF BOCA ,RA~' 0336~9 ALLEN C, ~ 202442 ~ ; ~-~' , , ~H~ C~c~,IT UNI~]N O: OALM 020~72 ~ARNETT 5AN~ - N[THHOLD[~q 27003~ BRENT ;~. ALLEN 4/25/8~ 16~ZOO PO3LI X MA~KE T ~200~l '4ELV[N P.[ NKNEY &/35/~5 4~u~'35 CY'~TH ..... ~ 032~95 CITY ~F BOYNTON BEAC~ 4/~5/85 024710 6OYNTON A~TO SUPPLY, iNC. 033703 CLU3 M~AOOWS ~002~ T~AMSTEAS L~CAL UNION NO. 205547 TH~ TRAVeLeRS CO~oAN[ES ~/29/86 TO TA L 23 AMOUNT 80.00 8,235.76 5 .lO · O0 348 49,77 28,591..05 245,055.62 36~8~3o41 2,500.2z~ 353.38 756.22 6,635.76 68~.59 9~9!4.67 6,499.00 217o00 ti0.00 Ii,40q.57 !7,010.00 10.75 2-~, 704o 55 222.10 19.41 200.74 135.13 244,001~60 330.00 1,527.7t 8,270° 16 2,957~598.40..~.-