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Minutes 02-18-86MINUTES OF THE REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING HELD AT CITY HALL, BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA ON TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 1986 AT 7:30 P.M. PRESENT Nick Cassandra, Mayor Robert Ferrellf vice Mayor Ezell Hester, Jr., Councilman James R. Warnke, Councilman Carl zim~erman, Councilman Peter L. Cheney, City Manager Betty Boroni, City Clerk James W. Vance, city Attorney Mayor Cassandra called the meeting to order at 7:30 p.m. The Invocation was given by Reverend George Dettman of First United Methodist Church, and Mayor Cassandra led the Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag. AGENDA APPROVAL Under Administrative, vice Mayor Ferrell wanted to add item B. Palm Beach County Day in Tallahassee. Under Proclamations, City Manager Cheney added C. American Legion Poppy Days - February 21 and 22, 1986. He added a Resolution supporting the Palm Beach County Solid Waste Authority's proposed Special Act Amendments to permit the cost of solid waste disposal fees to be assessed against improved properties and collected on the ad valorem tax bills. Mr. Cheney added two bills for approval; one is for Hi Line Contractors in the amount of $13,883.71 for work at the water plant--painting and cleaning the water clarifica- tion units-~and the other for All-Rite Paving in the amount of $49,930.06, which is partial payment for five street pro- jects, under Legal-Other, Attorney Vance added 2. Settle- ment ofiShell Oil Company parcel; he said this has already been before the S.C.R.W.T. Board. Councilman zimmerman moved, seconded by Vice Mayor Ferrell, to adopt the Agenda with the corrections. The motion carried 5-0. ANNOUNCEMENTS Mayor Cassandra read the following Proclamations: 1. American Association of University Women's History Week - March 2 - 8, 1986 2. Boynton's G.A.L.A. (Great American Love Affair) - February 28 - March 2, 1986 3. American Legion Poppy Days - February 21 and 22, 1986 A representative of the American Legion Auxiliary presented a poppy to Mayor Cassandra, and he and other Council Members made a cash donation to the Legion. - 1 - MINUTES - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA FEBRUARY 18, 1986 Mr. Cheney said Dr. Michael Robbins telephoned and advised he would be unable to be here tonight; the presentation con- cerning united Way recognition will be postponed until March 4. CITY MANAGER'S REPORT Cost Savin s~f recent IBM-PC Training Sessions Mr. Cheney said the six-week in-house employee training program on the use of IBM PC's, conducted by a city employee, resulted in savings of over $20,000. IBM would have charged $23,000 for the same program which cost about $2,000 in Jean Shortley's time. The city probably would not have gone to IBM for training, but employees would have learned gradually on the job; with the training, the units can be used immediately and effectively. Galax~ School Discussion of traffic problems at this site at the last Council meeting has prompted a closer look at what might be done to improve the situation. Police Chief Hillery heard of an idea for portable traffic signals at a conference he attended; this might be tested and considered on Boynton Beach Boulevard. Cheese Proqram Mr. Cheney said the distribution arrangement in the first week of February was successful. Cheese was distributed at South Tech and at the civic Center for the approximately 40 people who walked in. DOT - Five-year Road Pro rq~ The project in this program of interest to the City is the Intracoastal bridge. Mr. Bill Fowler, Regional Engineer for the DOT, said the expected delay is because of the new Growth Management Act passed in the Legislature last year, which requires that additional studies be done for projects that relate to the barrier islands, rather than because of the court case and the uncertainty of when the court will give its decision. Although this bridge probably will not generate more traffic to the barrier islands, it is a bridge and must go through analysis and value engineering to measure its impact and must be approved again by State agen- cies and the Department of Community Affairs. - 2 - MINUTES - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA FEBRUARY 18, 1986 Day Care Center Day care in Palm Beach County is undergoing a major change; it previously was operated by the Community Action Council but is now operated by the County government as a division of the Department of Community Services. The employees now work for the County and are undergoing required training. The City has been funding the After-Care Program. Mr. Cheney said he, the Assistant city Manager and Mr. Ed Rich, Director of the Department of Community Services, met with the Advisory Committee of the After-Care Program and discussed ways to best utilize funds. At this time they are uncertain as to whether the building should be expanded. The County has a planning firm engaged in analyzing facility space, which they have asked to study our day care center and make a~judgment. The County has no funds for expanding the facility; the city may go back to a program of expanding the center, possibly during the summer. If the city contri- butes the $125,000 set aside in our Capital Improvements program to the expansion, we want as much of a commitment as possible from the County that they would continue to use the facility as long as there is a Head Start Program funded by the Federal Government. Mr. Cheney said everyone involved in our program understands what is going on and is suppor- tive of the improvements and the reorganization the County made in Head Start. The city Manager's report was accepted as presented. PUBLIC AUDIENCE Littering_of Vacant Lots Mrs. Wilda Searcy and Mrs. Butler, who owns a lot on N.E. 13th Avenue near Seacrest Boulevard, came before the Council to tell about the problems they are encountering in trying to keep the lot clean and avoid Codes Enforcement viola- tions. Although signs have been erected, dumping on the property is a continuous problem, as well as cars being repaired on the lot. Mrs. Butler has paid $50 per car to have six vehicles towed away; even refrigerators and tires have been dumped on the property. She asked what could be done, and Mr. Cheney did not know what the city could do with vacant lots. Throughout the City, lot owners are held responsible for keeping the lots clean. He suggested that anyone who sees dumping being done should note the license plate number. The owner of land has the right to swear out a warrant against trespassers; the Police Department will be glad to help with that. Mrs. Butler said she tried to give her lot to the city. Mr. Cheney said the problem will be resolved as people living in the community care about the neighborhood. - 3 - MINUTES - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA FEBRUARY 18, 1986 Golf Course Plaqu9 Mr. Benjamin Katz, 2520 N.E. 1st Court, said he is a former Director of the dissolved Greater Boynton Beach Municipal Golf Club and a former Vice Chairman of the Advisory Committee to the Boynton Beach Municipal Golf Course. He said several former directors of the dissolved club have heard that the City Council will be asked to install an honorary plaque at the Golf Course. He said a dedication plaque was installed in 1984 honoring city officials, and he and the other former directors are opposed to the request for an additional plaque for several reasons. He charged that the two individuals who helped organize the golf club and whom the plaque would be honoring are not entitled to this recognition. He stated the club was dissolved, and $831 remaining in the club's treasury was never properly disbursed. Councilman Warnke had not heard of the request for the pla- que, and Mayor Cassandra said the other Council Members had received a letter asking that it be placed on the Council Agenda. Councilman Hester saw no need for an additional plaque at the Golf Course. vice Mayor Ferrell moved to place this item on the Agenda for consideration, and Councilman zimmerman seconded it. Councilman Warnke con- firmed that the golf club had been private, and he did not think the city should get involved. The motion on the floor was voted upon and carried 5-0. Vice Mayor Ferrell moved, seconded by Councilman Warnke, that neither this or any other plaque be installed. The motion carried 5-0. Noise of Banana Boat Restaurant Mr. John Peace, 720 East Ocean Avenue, told the Council he lives in Coastal Towers and is continually disturbed and distracted by noise from the Banana Boat. He said the noise goes on until 2:00 a.m., and then conversations among employees and rattling of trash cans in the parking lot con- tinues until 3:00 a.m. Mr. Peace said he has not had a night's sleep in six months, and he proposed that the parking lot be patrolled, rubber wheels be placed on carts used in the lot, the restaurant accept responsibility for litter on both sides of Ocean Avenue and that management control noise created by their employees after 11:00 p.m. His complaints to the management have been met with indif- ference. Councilman Warnke told Mr. Peace that a noise ordinance is on the Agenda for first reading at this meeting. If the ordinance is adopted, the City will have the tools in hand in a few weeks for controlling noise. - 4 - MINUTES - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA FEBRUARY 18, 1986 Golfview Harbour - Beautification of North Entrance Ms. Pat Shapins, 1340 S.W. 26th Avenue, represented the Golfview Harbour Homeowners' Association in their request for the city's assistance with the beautification project for their entrance at S.W. 23rd Avenue and S.W. llth Street. Ms. Shapins passed around a photograph of the entrance as it currently exists and distributed lists of activities the Association would like to accomplish. The entrance has never had the advantage of being dealt with by a builder. They would like the City to install 1,050 linear feet of sidewalks, remove two poorly maintained f~cus trees, install a water meter for the irrigation system, install an electric meter for the lights and irrigation system (for which the Homeowners' Association would be responsible) and construct a barrier other than the present chain-link fence over the bridge spanning the Lazy Lake Waterway on S.W. llth Street. The Association would like permission to extend lighting up through the post that is in the right of way and install dome-shaped lights on the top of the post, sod 90 feet of the right of way along S.W. 23rd Avenue on both sides of S.W. llth Street, install an irrigation system in the right of way and lanscape the right of way. Ms. Shapins said she made the same proposal to the Community Appearance Board February 17, and they endorsed it. Councilman Warnke made a motion, seconded by Vice Mayor Ferrell, to refer this request to the City staff for review. Councilman Hester thought other areas might have a greater need for sidewalks. Councilman Warnke thought improvements are needed much more in Mrs. Searcy's neighborhood. Councilman zimmerman had heard the presentation an more depth at the Community Appearance Board meeting, and com- ments were made that the Golfview Harbour Homeowners' Association might pay for some of the costs. Vice Mayor Ferrell thought the staff's report would come to the Council with priorities; he commented that the majority of items on the list to be accomplished were to be done by the Association itself. The motion on the floor was voted upon and carried 4-0. Mayor Cassandra abstained from voting, as he lives in Golfview Harbour and wanted to avoid a possible conflict of interest. Woolbright Road - Continuinq West Mr. Ben Uleck, 1507 S.W. 17th Avenue, wanted to know if Woolbright Road is to be continued west through Quail Ridge. - 5 - MINUTES - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA FEBRUARY 18, 1986 Mr. Cheney said this extension is in the County's five-year plan. The City has consistently taken the position that the road should be extended. The right of way going_though Quail Ridge was bought by the County in 1974--two years before the first plat for Quail Ridge was recorded. The Commission held a hearing and adopted the five-year plan; some people from the west Boynton area were present to oppose the Woolbright Road extention. Councilman zimmerman said we have an ally in the Village of Golf, who sent a resolution recommending the extension of the road; they maintain there is too much traffic on Golf Road. CONSENT AGENDA Minutes 1. Regular City Council Meeting Minutes of February 4, 1986 2. Special City Council Meeting Minutes of February 13, 1986 B. Bids None. C. Resolutions None. D. Development Plans 1. Consider request for approval of an amended site plan to allow for a change in floor plans for buildings %50, %52 and %56 at Phase 3A portion of Tract "E" at Northwoods at Hunters Run, Hunters Run Golf and Racquet Club, Northwoods Addition No. 1. This request was submitted by Gary Maresca/Dean Fleming for Georq_~_Culverhouse. The Planning and zoning Board unanimously recommended appro- val of this request as submitted. 2. Consider request for site plan approval to construct a 48,476 square foot warehouse/manufacturing building to be known as Milord office/Warehouse Complex on 3.36 acres on Congress Avenue at Neptune Drive, the northeast corner. This request was sub- mitted by Jerome F. Milord for Milord Development Corporation. - 6 - MINUTES - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA FEBRUARY 18, 1986 The Planning and zoning Board unanimously recommended appro- val of this request, subject to staff comments. 3. Consider request for site plan approval to construct a 14,483 square foot mixed-use industrial building to be known as 9 Bay Industrial Building on 1.26 acres on the east side of Congress Avenue, south of S.W. 30th Avenue. This request was submitted by Donald T. Smith for L. W. McNamara and Sons, Inc. The Planning and zoning Board unanimously recommended appro- val of this request, subject to staff comments. 4. Consider request for approval of construction plans and preliminary plat which provides for the construction of infrastructure improvements to serve forty-two (42) multi-family attached units in connection with a previously approved Planned Unit Development (pUD) known as Boynton Lakes. This PUD is located on the east side of Congress Avenue, south of Hypoluxo Road, submitted by Rick Rossi, P.E. for Lennar Homes,. Inc. The Planning and zoning Board unanimously recommended appro- val of this request, subject to staff comments. E. Consider renewal of Agreement between City and Boynton Beach Little Leaque, Inc. Agreement has been signed by Mr. Raymond Weeks, President of Boynton Beach Little League, Inc., and Mr. Charles Frederick, Director of Recreation and Parks. F. Consider approval for the placement of one office trailer and one storage trailer in conjunction with the construction of the Knuth Road Office Building, located at Knuth Road and Boynton Beach Boulevard, submitted by Mr. Robert Knuth of the Corporate office of the Undersiqned Boca Raton. The Building Department recommends approval in accordance with Chapter 25, Section 25.7 of the City of Boynton Beach Code of ordinances. Consider approval for the placement of a temporary storage trailer in conjunction with the construction of Club Meadows and Dos Lagos, located on Congress Avenue and Hypoluxo Road, submitted by Mr. Charles Franklin, President of "Franklin's" Three Star Construction. The Building Department recommends approval in accordance with Chapter 25, Section 25.7 of the City of Boynton Beach Code of ordinances. - 7 - MINUTES - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA FEBRUARY 18, 1986 Approve request for zoning approval for Alcoholic Beverage License for: Chuckwagon Saloon & Restaurant 250 S.E. 23rd Avenue Boynton Beach, FL 33435 Deputy Building official states that zoning at this address permits the sale of beer, wine and liquor for consumption on premises in conjunction with a duly licensed restaurant with seating capacity for 175 patrons. I. Approve Water Service Agreement - Robert A. and Rosemarie Raboud and John V. and Anqeline Caspanello The city Manager recommended approval of this agreement in his memorandum of February 18, 1986. j. Approve list of ~ollworkers List attached to City Clerk's memorandum of February 11, 1986 to the City Manager. K. Consider approval of recommendation from Community Relations Board for fundinq Fiscal Year 1985/86 The city Manager recommended approval as outlined in his memorandum of February 18, 1986. L. Approval of Agreement between School Board of Palm Beach County and City of Boynton Beach - Emergency Medical Technology Education Agreement attached to the City Manager's memorandum of February 18, 1986. M. List of Payments - Januar , ly_~~ See attached list. N. A_~roval of Bills See attached list, with the addition of a bill for Hi Line Contractors in the amount of $13,883.71. (Bill in the amount of $49,930.06 for All Rite Paving is included on list.) Vice Mayor Ferrell moved, seconded by Councilman Hester, to approve Consent Agenda items A-l,2; D-1,2,3,4; E; F; G; H; I; J; K; L; M and N. - 8 - MINUTES - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA FEBRUARY 18, 1986 BIDS None. PUBLIC HEARING A. Consider request to annex a 9.3814 acre tract of land, show the land as Moderate Density Residential and rezone it from AR (Agricultural Residential) to a Planned Unit Development with Land Use Intensity = 7 to permit the development of 46 townhouse units, located on the east side of Lawrence Road, south of Hypoluxo Road. This request was submitted by Thomas F. Kelsey, for Middle States Coal Company, Inc. (Honeybell HOllow) (Deleted from January 21, 1986 Agenda) Mr. Cheney read a letter received from this applicant stating that they are withdrawing their application for con- sideration for annexation into the City. Attorney Vance advised that there was no need to vote on the issue. B. Consider request for the abandonment of a five (5) foot utility easement on the south side of Boynton Beach Boulevard, east of N.W. 7th Street, in connection with the proposed construction of Humana Medfirst. This ~equest was submittedl bY Sally Benson for Humdeco, Inc. Mr. Carmen Annunziato, Director of Planning, said this request is recommended positively by the Planning and zoning Board. The applicant has agreed to pay for the relo- cation of Southern Bell's! underground line in the easement; therefore, Southern Bell does not object to the abandonment. Attorney Sally Benson, 1675 Palm Beach Lakes Boulevard, West Palm Beach, was present to represent the petitioner and con- firmed that Southern Bell will be using their new easement. Mayor Cassandra asked if ~anyone wished to speak in favor of or in opposition to the request, and there was no response. Councilman Hester moved, seconded by Vice Mayor Ferrell, to grant the request for the abandonment of the five-foot uti- lity easement on the south side of Boynton Beach Boulevard east of N.W. 7th Street. The motion carried 5-0. C. Consider request for a modification to the previously approved ConditiOnal Use to allow for a 13' 10" expan- sion of the west wing of Praxis Adult Care Residence located on S.W. 3rd Street at Woolbright Road, the southwest corner. This request was submitted by Carl W. Lindner, agent and owner. Mr. Annunziato said this request comes to the Council with a unanimous positive recommendation, subject to staff com- - 9 - MINUTES - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA FEBRUARY 18, 1986 ments, from the Planning and zoning Board. The modification is not substantial in nature. Mr. Annunziato suggested that, if the Council approves the request, it be subject to the applicant going before the Community Appearance Board, as he was unable to appear at their meeting on February 17. Mr. Carl Lindner explained they want to increase their acti- vities area for the residents of the adult care facility; they anticipate the Health and Rehabilitative Services of the State of Florida will review its requirements for recreational and dining areas in such facilities. He is of the opinion they are inadequate and very restrictive, requiring only 35 square feet per resident. Mr. Lindner said they would like to expand their building now to avoid inconvenience to occupants of the facility at a later date. Mr. Cheney said the expansion is on the side of the building that faces 1-95. Mayor Cassandra asked if anyone wished to speak in favor of or against the request; there was no response. Councilman Zimmerman moved, seconded by Vice Mayor Ferrell, to grant this request for a 13' 10" expansion subject to CAB require- ments. The motion carried 5-0. DEVELOPMENT PLANS Councilman Warnke moved, seconded by Vice Mayor Ferrell, to change the order of the Agenda and discuss item D. first among development plans. The motion carried 5-0. Consider request for site plan approval to construct a 3,125 square foot medical clinic to be known as Humana Medfirst on .58 acres on the south side of Boynton Beach Boulevard, east of N.W. 7th Street. This request was submitted by Randy Oakes for Humdecoz Inc. Mr. Annunziato said this request accompanies two previous requests; one was approved by the Planning and Zoning Board for a parking lot variance and the other was approval of the abandonment of a utility easement. The proposed facility will be approximately 150 feet east of N.W. 7th Street where it intersects with Boynton Beach Boulevard. A positive recommendation, subject to staff comments, by the P&Z Board was unanimous; the request was approved by the Community Appearance Board. Attorney Sally Benson said the proposed building will be single story, and 29 parking spaces, two of them han- dicapped, will be provided. They anticipate the facility will be open from 8:00 a.m. until 8:00 p.m. There will be four employees, and between 25 and 35 patients per day are - 10 - MINUTES - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA FEBRUARY 18, 1986 expected. Two means of egress and ingress to the facility are provided, one on Boynton Beach Boulevard and the other at the rear on N.W. 1st Avenue. As it is uncertain when and what the DOT will do, Attorney Benson said they have deve- loped interim traffic plans. Before the Planning and Zoning Board there was discussion of requiring that two center cuts be closed and a U-turn be constructed just west of this pro- perty if a Certificate of Occupancy is issued to this appli- cant before the DOT implements the closure of those median cuts and signalization at N.W. 8th Street. Ms. Benson said they ha~e no objection to that arrangement; there is no question the situation is dangerous as it exists. Mr. Dan Murray, who was previously affiliated with the DOT and who did the traffic study, was present to answer questions. Councilman Warnke asked what control the city would have in the event the property sold and a company generating a higher volume of traffic located there. Mr. Annunziato said the only control would be to determine that the parking was sufficient relative to the square footage of the bUilding. The property is zoned C-2, and any use of the C-2 or C-1 zoning classification can locate on the site. Mayor Cassandra pointed out the Texaco station and Wendy's restaurant across the street, the egress of 1-95 and a changing light, which drivers making the U-turn would not be able to see; he thought the DOT's recommendation is a higher risk than the present arrangement. Mr. Cheney said the city has asked the DOT to consider a traffic signal at Industrial Avenue, which would alleviate many of the concerns about the U-turns. Mr. Annunziato said this is one of the worst traf- fic locations in the city; he showed drawings indicating what the DOT is proposing and how the plan can be modified for an interim solution. vice Mayor Ferrell moved, seconded by Councilman Hester, to approve the request to construct a 3,125 square foot medical clinic to be known as Humana Medirst on .58 acres on the south side of Boynton Beach Boulevard east of N.W.- 7th Street. Councilman Warnke said he is still concerned that a future usage might create a worse problem and that, until the DOT makes a final decision and establishes a building date, we do not know where we are~going, vice Mayor Ferrell commented that every project the Council approves has the same possibility of being sold. The motion was voted upon and carried 3-2, with Councilman zimmerman and Councilman Warnke voting against the motion. A short break was taken, and the meeting resumed at 9:15 p.m. - 11 - MINUTES - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA FEBRUARY 18, 1986 Consider request submitted by Beril Kruger, agent for Roland Reinhardt, for site plan approval of an amended site plan to allow for the expansion of the existing restaurant (Bavarian Haus) from 160 licensed seats to 222 licensed seats and a request for a shared parking allocation. The Bavarian Haus is located on the east side of Congress Avenue south of West Boynton Beach Boulevard ....................................... TABLED Councilman zimmerman moved, seconded by Councilman Hester, to remove this 'request from the table. The motion carried Mr. Cheney said at the last meeting there was a question as to whether the city was properly interpreting the traffic studies for the entire Forum center. Since then he talked with the Vice President of Kimberl¥-Horn, as well as one of the individuals who compiled the report. The author of the report does not think we are interpreting the report incorrectly and he agrees that we have the 56 Parking space situation. His study was based on projections 'of what is likely to happen at the center. The reason a charge of $3,000 to $4,000 was quoted to conduct another traffic study requested by this applicant was that the study would not be based on projections but on the reality of the situation, which will not !be known for a year. The charge would be for a new study at that time. He stands by his prOjections, admitting that they may prove to be inaccurate after the theaters and all shops are open. Friday at 6:00 p.m. is confirmed to be the peak demand of all usage; that is not the peak demand for the theater. The conclusion is that of over 800 parking spaces there is a possible 56 space surplus--less than 10 percent; the staff's position has been that this is not too great of a margin. In response to questions, Mr. Cheney said everything on the site plan for the Forum center is in the permit or construc- tion stages except the office building. At the time the site plan was approved, the assumption was that all busi- nesses in the area would remain at their present size. Vice Mayor Ferrell asked how many parking places the addi- tional 62 seats would translate to, and Mr. Annunziato said the city's code requirements have changed since the restaurant was built. Previously it called for one parking space for 4 seats; now it is one space for 2½ seats. There is a deficit to make up under their current licensing. Mr. Chene¥ said, although the Bavarian ~aus is licensed for 160 seats, they actually have 181 seats. Eighty nine spaces would be needed for the 222 seats. - 12 - MINUTES - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA FEBRUARY 18, 1986 Mr. Beril Kruger said his client was asked by the city to withdraw his petition at the time Florida National Bank voiced a complaint and said they were not a part of the shared parking. There was a problem with the site plan and the parking study for the Forum Shoppes; they were told they could bring their petition back after that was straightened out. When they resubmitted their petition, Mr. Kruger said they found the Forum Shoppes were taking most of their parking spaces. He said the parking studies are based on theory, and retail stores are not busy at 6:00 p.m. He said the bank~closes at 6:00 p.m., the office building will close at 5:00 p.m., admittedly the theaters' traffic will not peak at 6:00 p.m., so the only other businesses are the Winn-Dixie store, the retail shops and the restaurants. Mr. Cheney explained that the traffic studies are based on cur- ves developed'from studies at many shopping centers--not on theory. Mr. Kruger said his client is willing to reduce his seating capacity from the requested 222. Mr. Reinhardt said he wants to build an addition and improve the handicapped bathroom facilities. Mr. Kruger was confident that within a year they can show there will be sufficient parking spaces. Mr. Cheney said they could build the larger space, be licensed for a certain number of seats now, and add addi- tional seats if there proves to be ample parking next year. Mr. Kruger said his client plans to remodel the kitchen facilities and other parts of the restaurant. Mr. Annunziato said the applicant could be licensed for 190 seats--an increase of 30 over the present. Councilman Warnke made a motion to deny the request as sub- mitted a~nd said the applicant could make another request with the amended number of seats; Councilman zimmerman seconded the motion for discussion and wanted the City Attorney to advise if this is the proper legal procedure. Attorney Vance said the Council could suggest that the applicant ask for an extension of time with respect to this petition in order to permit him to amend his request. Councilman Warnke withdrew his motion, and Councilman zimmerman withdrew the second. Mr. Kruger requested that the petition be postponed until March 4, 1986, when the request will be amended to ask for 191 seats. Vice Mayor Ferrell asked if a margin of error is built into the Code; he suggested that a certain percentage might be applied as a safety margin for future developments. Mr. Annunziato said we can create language that suggests that, in the instance of shared parking, limits could be set as to how close to the allowed number an applicant could come. - 13 - MINUTES - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA FEBRUARY 18, 1986 Be Consider request for approval of an amended site plan to allow for the replacement of an office building with a 150 room hotel (85,000 sq. ft.)and a change in parking lot layout and design. This site is located south of Woolbright Road, between SCL Railroad and LWDD E-4 Canal. The request was submitted by Fred J. popper for Boynton Commerce Center. (Postponed from January 21, ~986 Agenda) Mr. Cheney said this applicant took down the illegal sign, they areistitl under citation by the Codes Enforcement Board, and he has heard nothing relative to the landscaping violations. Attorney Vance said the applicant was on notice that this application would be considered tonight by the city council; therefore, the Council could remove the item from thei Agenda for an indefinite period of time or they may consider it and either grant the request or deny it. vice Mayor Ferrell moved, seconded by Councilman Warnke, to deny the request. Attorney Vance suggested that the site plan modification to allow a 150' room hotel be considered on its merits based on the recommendations to the Council at a prior meeting for improving the general situation and the fact that there was no presentation at this meeting by the applicant. Councilman Warnke asked, if the motion is based on the applicant's noncompliance with the Code, are we not taking over the job of the Codes Enforcement Board. Attorney Vance replied that this is a PID, and the entire force and effect of a planned industrial development is that certain performance standards are built in and the applicant who is granted a PID should comply with those standards, especially in connection with the application for a modifi- cation of that PID. The motion on the floor was voted upon and carried 5-0. Mr. Richard Morsch and Mrs. Ruth Morsch, 1204 S.W. 22nd Avenue, had requested the opportunity to speak on this issue. Attorney Vance advised that this item no longer exists, as the Council has disposed of it. Vice Mayor Ferrell said the Council is showing this applicant in the strongest possible way that they must make improvements. Mrs. Morsch said all of the plants have now been removed, and the area is more barren than before construction was started, She also advised that the constuction workers are littering excessively. Mayor Cassandra suggested that Mrs. Morsch speak with the City Manager regarding this situation, which she agreed to do. C. ConSider Height variance for WXEL Antenna at proposed new site (Proposed heiqht 100 feet) Mr. Annunziato said there is a need 'to construct a 100 foot high tower, three legged with 30 feet between legs, which is - 14 - MINUTES - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA FEBRUARY 18, 1986 not proposed to diminish as it goes higher but will be at that triangle at 100 feet, as it will not be guyed. The intent is to mount on this antenna at least a four-foot microwave broadcasting dish, which will broadcast to a receiving antenna west of U.S. 441, where WXEL does their radio and television transmission. He said they related the impact of the tower to the standards in Section 4F of the Code. Standard 94 concerns the height exception and whether it will be a deterrent to the improvement or development of ,surrounding properties. Property to the south is zoned C-3, and the developers of Hunter's Run to the west are con- templating a four-story office complex on their commercial property. To the east is the M-1 zoning district, and to the south is the City's property, where it is contemplated the Civ~ic Center will be built. The nearest housing tract is 1,0:00 feet away and is separated from the subject site by a lake and a golf fairway. The tower itself has no bulk and is not anticipated to be a deterrent to future development of any of the properties. In response to Councilman Warnke's question, Mr. Cheney said the offer of this parcel of land will be made to WXEL if the Council agrees that an exception will be granted to the City's height limit. Standard ~7 concerns whether the height exception would const'itute a grant of special privilege to an individual owner as contrasted with the public welfare. Mr. Annunziato thought the act of the Council to offer land is recognition that WXEL has public benefit; this is a regional public benefit which apparently will inflict no damage on the surrounding properties and does not constitute a grant of special privilege to an individual. Mr. Cheney said the Architect and Engineer for WXEL were present in the audience. Mayor Cassandra said the donating of the land is not a problem, but he was concerned that WXEL has not yet given a commitment to accept this land. He would like to determine if the surrounding community objects to the project and would like to see a conceptual drawing as to what type of building will be constructed. He heard rumors that the Palm Beach Junior College area is also trying to attract the sta- tion. He also would have liked to see the diamond shaped tower rather than the triangular. Vice Mayor Ferrell said this subject has been in the newspa- pers, and he is hesitant to create a problem. Councilman zimmerman thought the Engineer's presence at this meeting - 15 - MINUTES - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA FEBRUARY 18, 1986 indicates that WXEL is interested, and if they receive what they need to operate, they will probably accept it. Mr. Ferrell added that the variance would only apply to WXEL. Councilman Warnke said it was clear when the Council approved the concept of this offer that an antenna would be required on the property. He made a motion, seconded by Councilman zimmerman, to grant the height variance con- tingent on WXEL accepting the 6.2 acres of land donated by the city. The motion carried 4-1, with Mayor Cassandra Voting against the motion. Mr. Ben Uleck, 1507 S.W. 17th Avenue, said this variance is 55 feet over our height limitation for which the people voted. Councilman Hester said the ordinance provides that the Council has the right to approve exceptions to the 45 foot height. He said there cannot be a radio station without an antenna; an antenna is not a building. Mr. Uleck asked what financial advantage the radio station offers to the taxpayers of Boynton Beach. Vice Mayor Ferrell said this is a regional facility--an educational system, and he felt that for too long Boynton Beach had refused to par- ticipate in anylthing else that happened in Palm Beach County, and that should stop. He said this is an oppor- tunity to benefit the entire community. Mr. Uleck said he did not want to drive WXEL out of the city, and Mayor Cassandra added that they need the tower. Vice Mayor Fe~rell said the ordinance says that, not only can the Council grant a variance, but if something is a necessity and certain criteria are met, it will be granted. He added that a height exception will be needed for the Police and Fire Departments' antenna. Councilman zimmerman said the ordinance was written as it was to allow for the necessi- ties. LEGAL A. ordinances - 2nd Reading - PUBLIC HEARING None. ordinances - 1st Reading 1. Proposed ordinance No. 86-3 Ordinance Re: Revised Noise Attorney Vance read proposed Ordinance No. 86-3 by title only: AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA, AMENDING CHAPTER 15 - 16 - MINUTES - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA PEBRUARY 18, 1986 OFFENSES, MISCELLANEOUS, ARTICLE I. IN GENERAL; SECTION 15-8 NOISE CONTROL-SHORT TITLE. OF THE CODE ~OF ORDINANCES OF THE CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA; BYiAMENDING SECTION 15-8.2 SAME-TERMINOLOGY AND STANDARDS. BY ADDING THE DEFINITION OF NOISE SENSITIVE ZONE TO CHANGE THE TERM "ENVIRONMENTAL CONTROL OFFICER" TO READ "COMPETENT AUTHORITY"; BY AMENDING SECTION 15-8.3 TO RENUMBER THE SAME AND TO .~ADD A PARAGRAPH B TO'STATE THAT OFFICIALS ENGAGED IN THE MEASUREMENT OF NOISE AND COMPLIANCE WITH THIS ORDINANCE SHALL HAVE RECEIVED FORMALIZED TRAINING; BY DELETING THE EXISTING SECTION 15-8.5 NOISE CONTROL, PROHIBITED ACTS AND REPLACING THAT SECTION WIDTH A NEW SECTION TO BE ENTITLED SPECIFIC PROHIBITIONS WHICH WILL DELINEATE PROHIBITIONS CONCERNING RADIOS, TELEVISION SETS, MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, AND SIMILAR DEVICES; LOUD SPEAKERS; STREET SALES; ANIMALS;: LOADING AND UNLOA?ING; CQNSTRUCTION; FIXED'MECHANICAL EQUIPMENT, BY AMENDING'SECT 6 SAME-OPERATING MOTOR VEHICLE, AND EXEMPTIONS AND EMERGENCY AND DOMEST EQUIPMENT; BY ~ FOR VIOLATION COURT I CONCERNING DELETING RECEiIVING W~ICH STATE SOUND LEVEL AND PROVIDE~ BY AMENDING PROVISIONS, LANGUAGE MAXIMUM PERM BY,MENDING PERMITS, B. CONCERNING TI A~ZONING; REVIEW PERMI CONSIDERED BY THE REVIEW OF REFERENCE TO 4M TO EACH AND EVERYi OTHER PI ~SES, MI C I~.~Y OF , FI 15-8.8 DELETING SAID SECTION ITION WITH A LIST OF SPECIFIC ~, AIRCRAFT CARS, PUBLIC SP AND ASSEMBLY, ,LAWN MAINTENANCE - 15-8.7 SAME-PENALTY :S TO MUNICIPAL ~ LANGUAGE OARD ENFORCEMENT; BY BY , B, C AND D FOR MAXIMUM IND LEVEL LIMITS NOISE~ LIMITS; 4 GENERAL ~. TO ELIMINATE AND L~VELS FOR SOUND TRANSMISSION; REVI~EW LANGUAGE SECTION 4N APPENDIX 11.3 ENVIRONMENTAL TO BE COMMITTEE IN 3. TO CORRECT 4N; PROVIDING THAT OF CHAPTER 15 15-8 NOISE OF ORDINANCES OF THE SHALL REMAIN IN FULL - 17 - MINUTES - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA FEBRUARY 18, 1986 FORCE AND EFFECT AS PREVIOUSLY ENACTED; PROVIDING THAT EACH AND EVERY OTHER PROVISION OF APPENDIX A-ZONING, SECTION 4 GENERAL PROVISIONS AND SECTION 11.3 ENVIRONMENTAL REVIEW PERMITS SHALL REMAIN IN FULL FORCE AND EFFECT AS PREVIOUSLY ENACTED; PROVIDING AUTHORITY TO CODIFY; PROVIDING A CONFLICTS CLAUSE; A SEVERABILITY CLAUSE; AND AN EFFECTIVE DATE; AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES. Councilman Warnke moved, seconded by vice Mayor Ferrell, to approve proposed Ordinance No. 86-3 on first reading. A roll call was taken by Mrs. Boroni as follows: Vice Mayor Ferrell - Aye Councilman Hester - Aye Councilman Warnke - Aye Councilman zimmerman - Aye Mayor Cassandra - Aye The motion carried 5-0. C. Resolutions Proposed Resolution No. 86- Re: Authorize Sale of Revenue Bond for Capital Improvements Program (Postponed at the Felbruar~_~_1986 Meeting) Attorney Vance said this item is still in drafting process. Councilman Warnke moved, seconded by vice Mayor Ferrell, to postpone the resolution to authorize the sale of revenue bond for the Capital Improvement Program to the March 4, 1986 Council meeting. The motion carried 5-0. vice Mayor Ferrell said, when someone calls one Council Member about this, he should be advised to call the other Members also. There was discussion of a workshop, but it was agreed that there had been a workshop and another one was not necessary. Proposed Resolution No. 86-R Re: Process to review Sign ordinance Attorney Vance read proposed Resolution No. 86-R by title only: A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA, ESTABLISHING AN ADVISORY COMMITTEE FOR THE PURPOSE OF REVIEWING THE CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH SIGN CODE AND MAKING RECOMMENDATIONS TO THE CITY COUNCIL WITH RESPECT TO THE MODERNIZATION OF THE SIGN CODE. Vice Mayor Ferrell moved, seconded by Councilman Hester, to adopt proposed Resolution No. 86-R. The motion carried 5-0. - 18 - MINUTES - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA FEBRUARY 18, 1986 Proposed Resolution No. 86-S Re: Supporting Special Act amendments requested by Solid Waste Authority to permit special assessments a~a_~i~st real pro_~erty Mr. Cheney said the Solid Waste Authority is asking for sup- port for an amendment to their Special Act to allow the tip- ping fee for the new plant to be added to property tax bills, with the fee not to be based on valuation of property but rather on the use of it. Owners of single-family homes, commercial buildings, office buildings and retail buildings would each pay different kinds of fees for having their gar- bage dumped in the resource recovery plant and burned, based on the amount of refuse believed to be generated by their type of activity. Establishing a fee schedule would be complex, but this system would guarantee payment of the tipping fees because it would be included on the tax bills. It assures bond buyers that there is a guaranteed way to collect the money. If this guarantee is built in, a percen- tage point of savings in the interest rate is estimated, which over the of this bond issue would be $100,000,000 to in reduced cost for the financing and operation of the resource recovery plant. Mr. Cheney said he thinks that without this provision, contrary to some ~ns, the bond issue can still be sold, but it will at a higher interest rate. The Solid Waste Authority will determine countywide what the charge will be for a single-family home, as well as each of the other types of charges. The City's sanitation rates presently include collection and tipping fee charges; if this system goes into effect, the tipping fee will be dropped from the City's rate. Councilman Warnke asked if the homeowners paying no taxes because of the homestead exemption would be exempt from this charge, and Mr. Cheney advised they would not. Councilman zimmerman compared this assessment to the fee the Water Management District assesses. Mr. Cheney said this item was placed on the Agenda because the Solid Waste Authority has said, if cities want to pass a resolution such as this, it might be helpful to influence the delegation to approve the adoption of the amendment to the Special Act. Attorney Vance read proposed Resolution No. 86-S by title only: A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA, SUPPORTING THE SPECIAL ACT AMENDMENTS REQUESTED BY THE SOLID WASTE AUTHORITY TO PERMIT SPECIAL ASSESSMENTS AGAINST REAL PROPERTY. - 19 - MINUTES - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA FEBRUARY 18, 1986 Councilman Hester moved, seconded by Vice Mayor Ferrell, to adopt proposed Resolution No. 86-S. The motion carried 5-0. D. Other Proposed amendments to Section 19 of the Code of Ordinances and to Section 9C of Appendix A, zoning, which provides for procedures for review and appro- val of proposed amendments to the Boynton Beach Co_~rehensive Plan Attorney Vance said this proposed amendment to the zoning Code is to bring it into compliance with the new State Growth Act. The request is that the Council forward this draft to the Planning and zoning Board for its review and comments. Vice Mayor Ferrell moved, seconded by Councilman Warnke, to approve the amendment to Section 19 of the Code of Ordinances and to Section 9C of Appendix A, zoning, which provides procedures for review and approval of proposed amendments to the Boynton Beach Comprehensive Plan. The motion carried 5-0. 2. Settlement - Shell Oil Parcel Attorney Vance said he is acting as special counsel to the S.C.R.W.T. Board in connection with the condemnation of approximately four acres, which have been referred to as the Shell Oil Parcel. The suit was filed, there was an order of taking, and now we have a settlement. Our good faith esti- mate was $450,000; the settlement was $485,000, plus a uti- lity drainage easement. Mr. Vance said he normally recommends settlement of eminent domain suits at 10 percent or better, because it costs that much to try the case. This one is 7 percent; Boynton Beach's cost will be half of that. This has previoUsly been approved unanimously by the S.C.R.W.T. Board, and he recommended that the Council authorize him to execute this settlement on behalf of the city of Boynton Beach. Vice Mayor Ferrell moved, seconded by Councilman Warnke, to authorize the City Attorney to exe- cute the settlement. The motion carried 5-0. OLD BUSINESS A. Consider proposal to employ lobbying services as a joint agreement with other Palm Beach County cities ..... TABLED Vice Mayor Ferrell said he did not bring a copy of the pro- posed rules. Four or five other cities are now indicating an interest; therefore, the rules may have to be revised, as most of them pertain to a three-city type of agreement. He hopes to know which cities are interested by the next - 20 - MINUTES - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA FEBRUARY 18, 1986 Council meeting and will have some type of a draft. Mr. Ferrell said it is uncertain whether this will be in effect in time for this legislative session. The item remained on the table. B. Approval of design contract with Edward D. Stone for preparation of plans at west portion of Boat Ramp Park Mr. Cheney recommended that the Council authorize a formal agreement with Edward D. Stone to proceed with the develop- ment of the construction plans for the frontage of Boat Ramp Park. He said the Council reviewed the conceptual design some time ago and approved it. The final design, if approved, is expected to be finished in six to eight weeks. At that time, we will commence the bidding, advertising, contract selection and construction. The money is in the Capital Improvements program. Councilman Warnke moved, seconded by Vice Mayor Ferrell, to authorize the execution of this agreement with Edward D. Stone. Mayor Cassandra mentioned an article in the Sun Sentinel newspaper regarding Betty's Apartments. Mr. Cheney said, when the City entered into the agreement with Betty, the schedule of dates was very clearly understood; the City was to give her 90 days notice and vacating was to take place at about this time. A letter has been sent to her attorney stating that, if she does certain things, the situation will be discussed with the City Council. The motion was voted upon and carried 5-0. NEW BUSINESS None. ADMINISTRATIVE A® Consider replacement to fill alternate position on Codes Enforcement Board (Vice Mayor Robert Ferrell) vice Mayor Ferrell nominated Don McKone to fill the alter- nate position on the Codes Enforcement Board. Councilman Hester seconded the motion. The motion carried 5-0. Mayor Cassandra requested that an appropriate letter be prepared for signature. Consider authorizing Council Members to participate in Palm Beach Day in Tallahassee Vice Mayor Ferrell said the purpose of attending this func- tion is to meet with and identify the people who control our destiny from outside the City limits, such as the DOT and our legislators. The date is April 16; those attending - 21 - MINUTES - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA FEBRUARY 18, 1986 would probably fly to Tallahassee that morning and return the morning of April 17. The City's Youth in Government Day has been scheduled for April 16, but Mr. Cheney said that may be changed, as Mrs. Boroni noted that is also the meeting date of the Codes Enforcement Board. Vice Mayor Ferrell moved, seconded by Councilman Warnke, to approve the expenditures for Council Members to travel to Tallahassee to meet their legislators and participate in Palm Beach Day. It was agreed that all Members who are interested and able to go will be included. The motion carried 5-0. ADJOURNMENT Vice Mayor Ferrell moved, seconded by Councilman Warnke, to adjourn the meeting. The meeting was adjourned at 10:35 p.m. CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH ATTEST: -- //~_ City Clef -- / ] Recording Secreta y ~/ (Four Tapes) - 22 - TO B~tty Boroni, City Clerk FROM Alma Cook, Deputy Treasurer in the amount of $49,930.06 which Mr. Cheney added tot he Approval of Bills at the Council Meeting Feb. 18, 1986 was already includedon page I of the Consent Agenda. Copy to Mr. Cheney PLEASE REPLY .TO ~ $IG~--,D ~ ,~-~_..~ . ~ ;~' / Item # F269 © Wheeler Group Inc. 1979 T,,.v COPY F.OR PERSON ADDRESSED AGENDA February 18, 1986 ~-CONSENTAGENDA _ADMINISTRATIVE Advance Handling System~ Emergenc~ repairs to Chlorine Monorail System· Pay from Water & Sewer Rev---401-332-533-40-33 All-Rite Paving Est.%l ForFive Street Construction Project , from Local Gas Tax Fund-'--104-411-541-60-3N Co ~ Deere 175 Loader for Tractor per bid specifications. Pay from General Fund---001-722-572-60-41 Per bid 12/10/85, Council approved 12/17/85 e Booz Allen & Hamilton~ Inc. Services rendered in connection with Boynton Beach Radio & Dispatch Systems - Phase II Procurement TASK 7. Pay from Utility Service Tax Fund---302-195-519-40-63 Boynton Beach Chamber of Commerce Services for February &Xmas Insurance(Parade) Pay from Publicity Fund---101-191-519-40-54 $1250.00 ,, ...... 101-191-519-40-51 211.15 Total $1461.15 e Dan's Paint & Body Shod Repair Cost for accident Police Vehicle %306 Pay from General Fund---001-195-519-40-49 Edwards Electric Corp. of Fi.. Final payment for new Starter, Lighting Panel, Timer etc. on Well %10. .Pay from Water & Sewer Rev---401-331-533-40-99 $1100.00 . ,, ,, - " 401-332-533-40-33 34.48 .... ,, .... 401-331-533-40-3B 58.85 Total $'1193.33 Eimco Process Equipment Co. Precision Bearing, Sealant and Lip Seal for Water ~lant. Pay from Utility Cap. improve.---404-000-169-01-00 "Sole Supplier" 1,000.00 49,930.06 2,442.00 8,000.00 1,461.15 1,590.82' 1,193.33 11,813.20 -2- 0 Foster Marine Contractors Inc. Est. %2 Intracoastal Waterway Crossing SCRWTD Plant Expansion: Part B -- City of Boynton's portion. Pay from Utility Cap. Improve.---404-000-115-93-00 To be refunded from Water & Sewer Fund Bond Issue 10. Futura~Printinq 2,235 Civil Service Books ~ $.84 each for Personnel. Payfrom General Fund---001-135-513-40-72 "Best of 5 quotes" IBM Corporatiq~. ~.Copier III Model 60 from 2/1/85 thru 2/28/85 plus ciopy usage from 11/19 thru 12/26. Pay from various '~epartments in General Fund,~Water & Sewer Rev. and Golf Course. 12. · BM Corporation 8 IBM PC-XT Computer's and Printers. Pay from various departments in city. ~BM Corporation Maintenance Service for February, 1986 for printers, display stations Sys/36 Unit, Mag Tape Unit. Pay from General Fund and Vehicle Service Fund. 14. Lamar Uniforms Inc. 85 Spruce Green Trousers for COS/UniformAccount and 56 Rhodium Hat Badges and 2 Yellow Raincoats for Police Dept. Pay from General Fund---001-000-141-01-00 $1355.75 ........ 001-211-521-30-97 1467.60 Total $2823.35 15. Lescof Inc. Winter shipment of fertilizer for Parks Dept. Pay from General Fund---001-722-572-30-61 Per bid 12/9/85, Council approved 12/17/85 Madsen/Barr Corporation Est. %4 Final For Sanitary. Sewer Replacement Contract(U.S. 1 and Shore Drive) Pay from Utility General Fund---403-000-169-11-00 ~11,264.37 1,877.40 2,419.91 39,675.00 1,075.10 2,823.35 4,169.80 56,047,69 -3- 17. 19. 20. 21. 22. 23. 24. 25. Neptune Meter ComDan~ Meter to replace existing 6" meter ~ Bethesda Hospital. Pay from Water & Sewer Rev.---401-333-533-60-51 Palm Beach County S0.1id Waste Authority Use of county Landfill for month of January, 1986. Pay from Sanitation Fund---431-341-534-40-9A SaVage Construc%ion Corp. Manhole replacement on Quail Cory Road per proposal. Pay from Water & Sewer Rev.---401-351-535-40-3F Council approved 12/17/85 The Police Law Institute 1 year subscription to Electronic Legal Bulletin. Computerized Training System for 86 police officers per contract. Pay from General Fund---00t-211-521-30-82 South Central Reqional Wastewater Treatment Board Services rendered in connection with the treatment & disposal of wastewater for month of January, 1986. Pay from Water & Sewer Rev.---401-353-535-40-9I Swa~tz Associates 8 Heavy Duty Benches and 8 pair Ground Socket w/cap for 2 3/8" O.D. Posts for Golf Course. Pay from Golf Course Fund---411-726-572-60-42 James W. Vance, P.A. Professional services rendered J.C.F., a Fla. Partner- ship vs. City of Boynton Beach. Pay from General Fund---001-141-514-40-68 Water Resources Corp. Peerless HSC P~mp with John Crane Mechanical Seal for Water Plant. Pay from 1984/85 Budget---401-332-533-60'42 Per bid 9/13/85, Council approved 10/1/85 Russell & Axon Professional services rendered on various projects. Pay from Utility General Fund: 403-000-169-01-00 $6251.84 403-000-169-11-00 1114.05 403-000-220-76-00 10115.11 Total 17481.00 $ 2,907.00 69,131.80 19,000.00 10,750.00 71,410.91 1,856.00 1,743.75 5,912.00 17,481.00 -4- 26. 27. Charlie Andrews Driver for Senior Citizens Club 3 wks. Pay from Federal Revenue Sharing---320-641-564-40-5A Per Ordinance ~73-15, passed 5/15/73 Willie Ruth McGrad¥ Server for Senior Citizens Club 3 wks. 'Pay from Federal Revenue Sharing---320-641-564-40-5A Per Ordinance ~73-15, passed 5/15/73 210.60 201.60 The bills described have been approved and verified by the department heads involved; checked and approved for payment by the Finance Department. Grady~~S w2nn, Finance irectOr I therefore recommend payment of these bills. Cheney, C~ty Manager Russell & Axon, Inc. Established in 1920 Feb. 7, 1986 City of Boynton Beach P.O. Box 310 Boynton Beach, Florida 33435 Attention: Mr. Peter L. Cheney, City Manager Subject: Invoices S~.~ry of Russell & Axon invoices for Professional Services for City Council approval. For Miscellaneous Engineering Services 00611-K, Invoice No. 130 Authorization dated December 9, 1978 $3,978.96 For Test Well Program 00635-K, Invoice No. 12 Authorization dated MarCh 18, 1972 $3,386.93 For Water & Sewer Services, Windward S/D 01584-G, Invoice No. 3 Authorization dated October 4, 1984 For Water & Sewer Services, Windward S/D 01584-H, Invoice No. 4 Authorization dated October 4, 1984 $1,545.75 $8,569.36 /wg Attachments cc: Perry A. Cessna (w/attch) Betty Zobel - Finance MLH (w/attch) Invoice Correspondence File $17,481.00 110 EAST ATLANTIC AVENUE o SUITE~ 414 W- 'DELRAY BEACH, FLORIDA 33444 RUSSELL & AXON, INI~. City of Boynton Beach P.O. Box 310 Boynton Beach, FL 33435 DATE Feb. 7~1986 INVOICE NO. 130 PROJECT NO. 00611-K 110 EAST ATLANTIC AVE. · SUITE 414 WEST · OELRAY BEACH, FLORIDA · 33444 · 305/278-2615 For miscellaneous engineering services performed in accordance with Agreement dated June 10, 1968, and Authorization dated B~r 9, 1978. Manhours - Miscellaneous services to provide information -~re. filter media, electrical spec's., record drawings and records search. 0 Marfnours - Assxst in ass~bly of data and cogitation of sewage flo~ ~-~ billzngs to Briny Breezes for handling for t~porary po~r ~nd electrical service for two w~ll sites and pilot plant site and irrigation and piping system for pilot plant site. Labor Cost -Dec.' 28, 1985 - Jan. 31, 1986: 68.0 Manhours Multiplier Reproduction Expense Postage & Express Telephone Mileage: 78 miles $0.205 /mile $1,576.02 2.50 $3,940.05 $0.00 $20.00 $2.92 $15.99 AMOUNT DUE THIS INVOICE J43~. 62 .% $3,978 RUSSELL S,. AXON, INC. City of Boynton Beach P.O. Box 310 Boynton Beach, FL 33435 DATE Feb. 7, 1986 INVOICE NO. 12 PROJECT NO. 00635-K 110 EAST ATLANTIC AVE. · SUITE 414 Vt/EST · DELRAY BEACH, FLORIDA - 33444 · 305/278-2615 For professional services rendered in connection with Test Well Program, in accordance with Agreement June 10, 1968, and Authorization dated March 18, 1982. and Coordination with S~.~'MD and City Staff program to be ~ollo~%~d. Materials research amd selection of lis and ~ip~=nt Inciudinq conventional an~ R.O./M~Yorane Pr~_-~aratlon of pia~ ~nd sp~cs. Labor Cost -Dec. 28, 1985 - Jan. 31, 1986: 84.5 Manhours Mul t ipl ier Reproduction Expense Automobile Expense Postage & Express Telephone Mileage: 508 miles $0.205 /mile $1,248.26 2.50 $3,120.65 $80.50 $2.80 $28.00 $50.84 $104.14 AMOUNT DUE THIS INVOICE II $3 RUSSELL & AXON, INC. City of Boynton Beach P.O. Box 310 Boynton Beach, FL 33435 DATE Feb. 7, 1986 INVOICE NO. 3 PROJECT NO. 01584-G 110 EAST ATLANTIC AVE. ,, SUITE 414 WEST · DELI:lAY BEACH, FLORIDA * 33444 · 305/278-2615 professional services rendered during construction in connection with Water & Sewer Services - Wind, rd S/D, in with Authorization dated October 4, 1984. Cost: $397,072.50 General Consulting Fee: $362,167.50 x 2% = Less amount previously invoiced $362,167.50 $7,243.35 $5,697.60 AMOUNT DUE THIS INVOICE Note: 100% chargeable to funds on deposit with City. U-?2~ ~ '. $1,545 RUSSELL & AXON, INC. City of Boynton Beach P.O. Box 310 Boynton Beach, FL 33435 DATE Feb. 7, 1986 INVOICE NO.4 PROJECT NO.01584-H 110 EAST ATLANTIC AVE. · SUITE 414 WEST · DELRAY BEACH, FLORIDA · 33444 ,, 305/278-2615 ~For resident inspection services during construction in connection with Water & Sewer Services - Windward S/D in accordance with Authorization dated October 4, 1984. Clerical/Secretarial. Meetings and phone conferences with contractor re. material suppliers, progress, and inspection coordination. Full time representation while construction is in progress. 12 D.I. Force Main and 16" D.I. Water Main, valves, fittings, excavati°n and backfill in progress. Preparation of Record Drawings. Clerical and Secretarial work as rscjuired. Labor Cost -Dec. 28, 1985 - Jan. 31, 1986: 248.5 Manhours Mutt ipl ier Reproduction Expense Postage & Express Telephone Mileage: 733.0 miles $0.205 /mile $3,356.22 2.50 $8,390.55 $0.00 $0.00 $28.55 $150.26 AMOUNT DUE THIS INVOICE Note: 100% chargeable to funds on deposit with City. ~2-1R JAMES W. VANCE W~LLIAM P. DONEY MARTA M. SUAREZ-MIJRIA$ LAW OFFICES ~l~rs W. V~c~, P.A. SUITE P'O0, BARRISTERS BUILDING 1615 FORUM PLACE WEST PALI~I BEACH, FLORIDA 33401 TELEPHONE: February 4, 1986 Mr. Grady Swann Director of Finance City of Boynton Beach P. O. Box 310 Boynton Beach, Fi. 33435 Re: J.C.F., a Florida Partnership v. City of Boynton Beach (INTERIM BILLING)* FOR PROFESSIONAL SERVICES RENDERED: 9/I3~4' Review of File, Preparation for Trial 9/19~4. Meeting with Joe Kern, Kerry Kilday & Carmen Annunziato 2.0 10/25/85 Phone Call - Gene Moore .25 10/28/85 Phone Call - Gene Moore .25 11/1/85 Memo to Grady Swann .25 12/6/85 Phone Call - Gene Moore .25 12/17/85 Phone Call - Gene Moore .25 1/13/86 Review Brief of Appellant .50 1/28/86 Review Transcript. Prepare Statement of Facts 3.00 Research. Draft of Brief 4.00 Brief preparation. 4.50 Additional research, Writing of Brief. 2.00 Final Reaearch 1.50 Brief Draft, Clerks office 3.50 1/21/86 1/22/86 1/23/86 1/28/86 1/29/86 1.0 hours TOTAL HOURS 23.25 23.25 hours x $75.00 = $1,743.75 TOTAL DUE: $1,743.75 FORM 4 MEMORANDUM OF VOTING CONFLICT ~~ST NAME--MIDDLE NAME ' MAILING ADDRESS Cl ] ¥ COUNTY NAME OF BOARD. COUNCIL. COMMISSION, AUTHORITY, OR COMMITTEE THE BOARD. COUNCIL~COMMI$SION, AUTHORITY. OR COMMITTEE ~ON WHICH 1 SERVEJS A UNIT OF: : ,~'CITY Q COUNTY El OTHER LOCAI~ AGENCY El STATE NAME OF POLITICAL SUBDIVISION OR STATE AGENCY As the voting conflict requirements ~or public officers.at the local k.vel differ from the requirements for state.officers, this form is divided into two parts: PART A is for use by perSOns serving on local boards (municipal, county, special tax districts, etc.), while PART B is prescribed for all'other boards~ i.e,, those la~ the/state level.":' -::' :" I ~ ~ ': '' ' - '- l - ' { ~ .: , PART C of the form contains instructions as to when and where this form must be £ded. ~ -- I'' ': ' ' ' --~ ~ ~ ' ' ' ' PART A VOTING CONFLICT DISCLOSURE FOR LOCAL PUBLIC OFFICERS [Required by Section 112.3143(3), Florida Statutes (Supp. 1984).] The Code of Ethics for Public Officers and Employees PROHIBITS each municipal, county, and other localpublic officer FROM VOTING in an official capacity upon any measure which inures to his special private gain.. Each local officer also is prohibited from knowingly voting in his official capacity upon any measure which inures to the special gain of any principal (other than a government agency as defined in Section 112.312(2), Florida Statutes) by whom he is retained. In' any such case a local public offie, er must disclose the conflict: ~,, (a) PRIOR TO TH E VOTE BEING TAKEN by publicly stating to the assembly the nature of his'interest in the matter on which he is abstaining from voting; and - (b) WITHIN 15 DAYS AFTER THE VOTE OCCURS by describing the nature of his interest as a pubtie record in this part below. NOTE: Commissioners of a Community Redevelopment Agency c~eated or designated pursuant to Section 163.356 or seCtion 163.357, Florida Statutes (Supp. 1984), or officers of independent special tax districts'elected on a one-acre, one-vote basis are not prohibited from voting. In such cases, .however, the Oral and written disel.osure of this part must be made. I, the undersigned local public officer, hereby disclose that on, t~' /ff - abstained from voting on a matter which (check one): (a) I red tom s e i y p mai private gain; or ~r ' inured to the special gain of ' : ~oRM 4- REV. I°'~ , by whom 1 am retained. PAGE ! (b) The measure off ~vhi6h'l>abstain~d hfid. the natufe Of i~t' inte~st in the measure 'is as follows: Date Filed -- .Please see'PART C for instructions on when and where to file this form.. PARTB ., ~<:< . ;,~,,ii,,: :<:. ,:,- , ; [Required,by Section' i 12~!143(2}, Florida StatUtes (Sul~p~ 1984),] Each state public officer is permitted to vote in his 'official capacity on any matter. However, any state officer capacity upon any measure which inures to', he/s retained is required to disclose the natureof his interest as a ' '" ........... (a) I voted on a matter which (check one): .... ,' inured to my special private gain; or ::? .......... .... inured to the special gain of ......... ~ , by whom I am retained. (bi The measure on which ;! VOte8 and the natUre: of my interest in tile m~asure is as follows: '- Date Filed -" .'Signature. - , --.'~ . ' Please see PART C below forinstructions on when and where to file this form .... This memorandum must be filed within fifteen (15) days following the meeting during which the voting conflict occurred with the person responsible for recording t~e minutes ofthe~meeting, who shall incorporate the memorandum in the meeting minutes. Ihis form need.not be filed merely to indicate the absence of a voting conflict. NOTICE: UNDER PROVISIONS OF FLORIDA STATUTES§112.31 ? (1983); A FAILURETO MAKE ANY REQUIRED DISCLOSURE CONSTITUTES GROUNDS FOR AND MAY BE PUNISHED BY ONE 'OR MORE 'OF THE, FOLLOWING: IMPEACHMENT. REMOVAL OR SUSPENSION FROM OFFICE OR EMPLOYMENT. DEMOTION, REDucTION INSALARY~ REPRIMAND, OR A CIVIL PENALTY NOTTO EXCEED $5.000. CE FORM 4- REV. 10-84 · ~ PAGE 2 ~I~ ~" IV. CONSENT AGENDA - 1/31/86 CITY OF BOYNTON M · ~,BA5~ C U R R E N T M 0 N f H C H E C K S CC: Finance 75~3 75030~ ERNEST W, WILSBERG ' I/[0/86 .... "' 7.50CR 9092 0[0285 A,T,[ T, INFO, SYSTEMS 9093 ~0[0313 A HOME SERVICE VACCUUM 1/03/86 99,00 '"' 9095 01090~ ACTION BOLT & TOOL toe 9097 OI~08O AMERICAN SPEEDY PRINTING 1/03/85 302.21 9098 0 lz, 241 CHARLIE ANOREWS 1/03/86 56=16 9099 020100 B & H SALES 1/03/86 980o~+0 9100 O2O4&O THE -BAKER' ~ TAYLOR CO.;'.j':~:.!'4-:,.::..~ 1/03/86~:h-'. ~;:? ;.': .. 216,95-?'. 9lOl'.'" '02L553 JOHN O. aEHNKE INC. ~ '':[: ~:"();~:.~[~':-'I/0S/86 ~;:~:;~'~:':'~:;]':':": i,85e.52 T.[.;]:!'-: .:.: 910~[.-" 0217~0 BETHESDA MEMORIAL HoSp[T~:~???':' 1/03/~6';:;;'%:-?-:'.~ ' 159.00 9133. 021718 ~ETTER BUSINESS FORMS, IN 1/03/~6 I57.01 9104 023649 BLANCHARD MACHINERY 1/03/86 990.63 9105 024550 BOUND TO STAY BOUND BOOKS 1/03/86 240°32 BOYNTON BEACH RET 024780 BOYNTON PUMP 129.00 9110 025595 BROWARD-PALM BEACH T~ACTO 1/03/86 36°24 9[i1 025603 BOB BROWN 1/03/8~ JWER 032417~'' .: CHEM PACE CORPe 1/03/ 187.00 176.04 ~116 032980 CIVIC SUPPLY 1/03/86 46.58 9117 033657 CLK OF COURTS-SUPPORT-OEP 1/03/86 7~.00 9121 033665 CLK OF 1/03 42.00 9122 033666 CLK OF COURTS-SUPPORT OEP 1/03/86 52.00 9123 033667 CLK OF COURTS-SUPPORT DEP 1/03/86 Z7. O0 9128 036237 CUES INC. 1/03/86 173.52 9129 040508 DR. JEFFREY DAVIS M.D. 1/03/86 870.00 04: 1/03 6 913~ 041688 DEPT, OF ENVIRONMENTAL REG 1/03/86 9135 04170~ WENDY DE VRtES 1/03/86 25.00 480.75 913 9140 91~1 E,V,Fo INC, 050220 ED-RENE INC, 050310 EASY PAY TIRE STORE 1/03/86 1/03/86 1/03/86 t24.32 663.00 1/31/86 CITY OF P, OYNTON BE~CH t~.'AS07 C U ~ R ~ N T N 0 r,l T H C H E C K S CHECK ;) VENOOR ~ VENDOR NAME ~'....:~' CHECK 91~3 05%287 ED'S GARDEN CENTER '~L-"'-- .......... 9i45 ..... 061507 ~ 9146 062780 063~9q 0a3712 ................... 9150 0537t7 FLA. DEPARTMENT OF STATE 9152 004590 FORTUNE 9153 -0&4600 FOUR STEEL CORPORATION .,' 9155 07~355 GALE RESEARCH CO. 9155 072~95 GI3B'S GOLF CENTER ~'~ ............. 9157 073605 ..... 9~58 074591 W W GOOGE TRUCKING 9159 075450 GRAY,AR EUECTREC CO. INC'. FAST ~RY CORPORATION FINDLEY WELDING SUPPLY '. FIREMEN'S R~LIEF F. FLORID~ LEAGUE OF CITIES PAGE DRTtE.' TOT~]!'. AMOUNT. 1/03/86 8.98 1/03/85 29;96 I/o~/a6 45.00 ~/o~186 ,-. 11D.0b-~ ...... :: :---¥'. ".' - 1/o3/86 -;-';~...:-z18.~o':~i:.i:.,~ ;:~; ~ :(:. :;~:: :.:( . :.. -: '.'-: 1/03/85 117.75 1/03/~5 25.00 1/03/86 60.00 ~ / O~g6 too.oo 1/03/86 63.50 t/oa/s6 tg. Tz 1/03/86 . . ~77. O0 ; ..:':.: :- ~ · ·: ~.. :~]. :~:"L, 1/03/86 201.81 ; "~'::':""-':: ::'~ 91~1 982703 HIGHLANDERS PIPE 8AND 1/0)/86 91'62 052710 HIGH tECHNOLOGY - 1/03/86 ~15'3 ' ' 082~92' ~i~-FORICAL 9164 0~62~ HOLLY ACCUMULATOR ~ ELECT.'; ~: 1/03/86 ~s5 oa~69D EOGA~ S~WELL .:' .b6 '014693 ROBERT H']WELL 1/03/8~'" ~l~T 0~68 HYDRAL[NE 1/03/86 1/03/86 145.00 400.00 18,00 16.95 492.15 106.00:! 369.00 " '"~ [.8.~ CORPORATION 64.98 ~,-: .............. ~--- . ....... ~ 1/03/86 733.93 ~u 094'29& INTERN~TIO '~:':'~'::: ~'~'";~: ' -:' : ';'~:' ~ ' · ~ . , NAL ........ ASSOC.. FOR.-.~::'.-:.~'.:..'..-1Z03/86 .... ......... "-' '.' '. - ~____~,_~,.~ ~6 INT~.RNATIONAL!$~£.~ETY~.;.~E~;~;~i;~ii~?~/~/86~L~!~iC.y.~.:.(!~i~;~..~' ~ zuo~8 J 8 L FEED & SUPPLY INC. ' ' ~"~ ' ..... ' ' " 1/03/86 93.70 9173 IO013IO JACK'S CA'ERA CENTER 9174 ~175 9176 9177 9179 9130 91ol - g1~2 -'::~ '~ 9183 9184 1/03/86 213.94 115595 LORRAINE KRUPOWIES t/03/86 12.00 i '2 a ~- Z4'----L-~;',~C'~ ~---t ~:'; ........ ~ ........ ~ '~[aa.AaY oF ~.:::~e::~:~.,.....: ~9 : ......... ~3~3~ THE NAIN STrEeT PR=SS 1/03/86 ~'~7 ' ' = ' '"' 1 3050G RON MARET 1/03/86 7~0.00 130950 WILLIE RUTH MCGRADY 1/03/86 50.7~ ~Ol. :..' MOTOROLA' INC',' .f.:(~ ~*".::'~}~':;::~-~;~:~1/03/86 ::~:~.';:~.2:' ~Y~' 608, 19('~ .... - 1.172a N6~S AND SUN SENTZ~EL Ca. 1/03/86 *9.40 t5t352 FRC OFFICE PRODUCTS 1'/03/86 Ire. OB 9185 ~156 = ' 9 t 89 :' 9191 191690 SEVENTEEN 1/03/85 13.95 9192 I9~769 SILVER B9R~ETT 1/03/~6 13~05 . :~ ~,a:~,-.~{,:,~ .~ ..:.:;~: .:};.:::~;, ....:: · ~.;: :. .~~~.~ .... ~BA~07 CUR CHECK. ~- VENOOR ~¢ CITY JIF BOYNTON 8EACH R E N T M O N' T H C H E VENDOR NAM 91~4 194300 SNOW__,._crlr'CR~r:__~ CORP. 9195 19~705 SOUTHERN BUILDING CODE CO C K S 9197 194855 THE SPIRIT ',~ THE DIPLOMAT ~198 I96~05 SUNCO INC, 9199 201515 TEEN 9200 2,]2563 TH3R~Dt KE PRESS 9201 ~OS~lO TRAIL FOqO T~CTOR 9~02 2~)55~'~ TROP l CA L"~:~ M ICAL 9203 205500 TROPIGAS~ INC. 920~ 2 IG150 U.S. POSTMASTER · 9206 22£?~4 VI~IN50FFIC!E PRODUCTS 9207 2305q3 NATER DEPARTMENT 92C9 Z3Z~05 TRELA J. q210 232~O0 921 L 2~1602 9212 ~,,0025 ~213 5~053~ 9-~ 9218 790202 ~2t9 0101~ 9220 -O t 92a2 9~23 012507 9225 01~26 XEROX CORP. FREDA R ICE ;OUTH .JACKOE SANTE?'J INC. CITY DF ~OY'NTON BEACH A-i INDUSTRIAL SUPPLY INC ALEXANDER ~ATTERY ~LLEN INSURANCE AGENCY ALL-RITE VING INC. 922~ ............ 0[377= 9227 ~13773 ALMAR CHEM :AL CO.-_INC. 9228 O! 9230 0t~050 A~ERICAN 9231 01~151 AMERICAN 923-~ -9233 '~:. 01~300C/: ~3~ OI~BG.7:~ ANTHRDPON(~ ON 9235 015030 ATLAS PEAT SOIL~ g1237 -020170 ~ 5 AUTO INC. 0~0~? 92~2 02~550 BOUND TO 92~3 02~710 9OYNTON /03/85 PAGE 3 86 l/i 943! 1/I 12 l I/ 15 PRINTING FENCE 5 539.00 ~'~ 125.O0 HAMILTON INC lC BOUND BOOKS ~ INC. 1/3 l/Db CITY-OF 90Y NTON MgAS07 C U :~ R E N T M 0 N T H CHECK # VENDOR t~ , u~473D . 80~- MEN~ ~2R5 02~T73 ' ~OYNTON MEDICAL OXYG:N .......... 62~7 - n~cL~ ___~ .'~J~._~_~L AGENCY ~245 025~17 AN~ONI 0 '~RUN I ALT~ 9249 026~50 6US 925I 03~2~ PETE~ [. 925~ S 9255 CITY 9256 9257 03 b58 CLK OF C OEP 9260 CLK 9261 926) CLK 92a~ CLK 9266 CONSTR 9267 9272 O] DAVE 9275 Oq 9ECISION 9276 g 2 TT 92 7~ 0I 'S 9279 0 DOU~L 92~1 G5 EAST CDAS EQUIP. ................... 92~2 EMERGENCY AL ~ SAFET ERNST ~ ~ 9257 FASO MU 9289 0 ARTS IN 290 FLAMINGO 999~ O~ ~NFORCE- 7293 ENFORCE- BEACH - PAGE CHECKS .... CHECK DA T ~:,::: ,, ToTA:L AM'0uN F 1/10/86'" 7, 1/10/86 597.00 1/10/86 ..... ~26.00 1/10186 790.OO : l/lO/8~ 77.50 '. .: :., 1/10/~6 1,117.06 1/10/86 ZIO. 79 z / ifi'7~-gT~ ...... ~'6 ~ ~ ;'i'g ................ ~ ......... 1/10/86 ' 1~8.Z1 : ':. 3~75~.00 -'. ':::''" ." 1/10/86 7~.00 l/10/86 37=00 1/10/8o 34.62 :. :.':':; :< 11 t o/~ ~' ":? :::::? OEP . 1/ .......- 10/86 27.00 ;UPPORT DEP 1/10/86 OEP ~/]0/85 27.00 1/lo/8o ::?::,::::~;"::~ '~ 227.40 '. ':': .":1. ,' ~l~Ol~ './,?~'. ~Z,zo~.O0':: :..:-':'.:' .., ~/'i~ S .... ~ ~ 1/10/8o 114,.00 1/10/86 58.80 1/10/8~ ERVICE INC 1/10/86 JRNITURE 1/10/86 ...... 11[078~ 1110/85 1110/85 "1710186 1110/86 1/10/86 t/'iU?~g~' 1/10/86 1/10/86 ~*16.15 1 150.00 l,Zll.5~, ............ 73;'98 101.69 17.95 1-~372,00 1,652.00 252;00 1~820.00 160.00 '" 134,22 195.00 ~50.OO ~g ~ 0; ~ .......... ~ .................. 1/lO/8&:.,.~:'.~.,. 1/~o/~:::::::~.::--:. ~Tz.~o :':'.::- :-: .',< ..::>£:. _ 1/t0/86 350.00CR 1/10/86 550o00 CITY r!F ~OYNTON BEACH PAGE IJ R q E N T M ON T H C H E C K S VENDOR .NA~E ' : :~ L': ' - FLORIDA EAST COASt RAILNA 9£94 063720 2.175.00 929f 0'~3750 FL3RIDA INTELLIGENCE UNET 1/10/86 60.,00 ~296 063774 FLORIDA SEALING SYSTEMS 1/10/85 298.80 ............... 9297 ......... 66~'78~-~"[~g7~" ~-E~-~"JgR~'~O,:::- .:.::.:' 929~~' 05456~ FOIEI~N POLICY assOclaT, la:::::< ::.;;:::'.z/iO/86.(:::::~::.:::~i::.-~:, ... ts.es,: .:: :: .LC'-:'.. ' ~z~ o~4~ea FOS:[~ ~ CO..~ : ":::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: ::~" '.:" ' ~:~ '6~W65 ~ ~YEY MARKINb SYSTEM " 1/10/B6' 315.97 "' g3:}[ 0656ZZ DENNIS FRONRATH CHEVROLET 1/10/86 107.6~ gSg2 0703E5 GALE RESEARCH CO. 1/10/86 87.20 9303 070357 STEVE GAL~ _ 930~ 070~10 GAYLORD 3ROTHERS .-' 9305 07q5]~ GOLD .~O~ST CHEMICAL 930b 074605 GOSLINE PLUM~ING ~ SPRINK 1/10/86 43.00 9307 07~619 GOVEANHENT FINANCE OFFICI 9392 075395 W.~. GRAINGER, INC. 1/i0/~6 9311 075610 ,, GULFSTREAM LUMBER::CO;'?::::: 93IZ 075~[~ GULFSTREAM PAINT g WALLPA I/L0/86 212.46 93L3 030306 G.K. HALL g CO. 1/I0/86 236.85 93L~ 03030~ HALSEY' S l/i0/86 I,I68.99 9319 03~52,3 HOLLY ACCUMULATOR [ ELECT 1/10/86 50~.50 9320 034691 GERI HO ~ELL 1/10/86 123.~9 9 R---~T ~ ' ....... 93Z1 9846 3 OEt~ELL .,:-:..:in.:,:: 9322 086~ou HU~HES SUPPLY~ INC-.' :,:'::.a. ...... 1/t0/86 . ; ...... 3~35%,00 .::: ~, ~:- '. :-'. · : ;..~:..:,'~ 9323 0~6468 ' : H ~ O R A L l N E ';".: ::~'.' ~;,:: · '::'ss::~:;~:i::i::'s:~}::~!;: :~:~:.;;~:'::::'~: ~';~;::~i~;.~;~:':~:~s:J:~:::;~J' 1 / ~ O/8'6 '~::[~s:~ 's ;~::s:~'~:i: :' ! .:.~: -' 268.22 ' :~":: ' ~:~": :~-:~: ~: ':: }'~' ;~:. :::'~:'::::~':;"~:'. ~: ':~ ~;:~-~'";::~ ':~:~: 932~ 09010~ [.a.H COiPOR~TION l/lO/B5 8~576.9Z 9325 090107 ICMA 1/10/85 30.00 9326 0~glg3 !CMA RETIREMENT CORP. 1/10/86 1,77~.66CR 9327 09~209 -:.: INUUSTRIAL .~ELOING INC.~ ..~ :: :..- .:. · ::: '-: :~:~ 9328 094~21 :-,:, t NGRAM ::::::::::::::::::::: :::~'::: :::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: ~SZ9 09~Z59' [NSTRU~;' F'OA "i'~g':::~'~:h' 9~30 094Z~ INTEL ASSGC OF ELEETR[CAL ~/~0/86 S0~00 9331 09~309 INTERNATIONAL GOLF INC, 1/10/86 339.84 ~l~ :_~ ..- '~33.~ · 100201 .:'.' J F~ O CHEMICAl:. :, ' ~::'~ :oo::o' .. aacK,s C~E~'.C:~'t:~:< .:.St,:S:: ~[ :~- ~~Z~ES 'EQJIPMENT CO. ..... 1/10/8~ r 2~B91'25 ~ ' 9336 104761 JOYCE ENVIRONMENTAL CONSU 1/10/86 995.00 ~ 9337 ~ 110088 K.A.R. PRINTING 1/i0/85 3~823.20 [ ~J : 9 ~ ~ ~-~-[~'5:~~'F~G~ P 4:.:~ :: ?:: :: :::::::::: ::::: J ~ 93S2 IlSo0l ELEANOR WOLLENNEBER t/iO/8o [{i, 93~3 120gl,3 LAMAR UNIFORMS 1/10/86 113.00 EC~ PAGE CHECK VENDGR ~ VEND3R 93~ 121725 LE~ I' S 3FF ~~ [ E S 5345 1225~3 LIQU1-TECH ~ ...... ~ ~.: 1 ~ ..... ~L~L~ ' S ~UTO: ELECTR IC 93~9 130~25 MANGO 9351 1305~6 MiRSHALL CAVENOISH CORP. ':)3 52 9353 9354 ................... 9355 ~'.~'-EO I SON CO. 13.)7l McI~=K~ OI~COUNT MUFFLERS 9357 13~b~6 METRO DEV CORP CF ~OCA ~.)Se 1]Z771 MILLGR 93~9 i3Z772 .... 9360 134595 MONEY ' 9353 1~0410 NALCC 9364 140420 CHECK DATE i;'l'O~At 1/10/86 1/10/86 1/10/86 1/10/86 1110186 1/10/86 1/10/85 1/10/86 AMOUNT 81.54 1,230o00 331.55 1,791.19 159o00 _4_9__2_, 60 208.00 1,144.80 ISG755 '~CDOr];,LD DISTRIBUTORS OF 1/10/85 119.98 130950 WILLIE RUTH MCGRAOY 1/10/86 '' 67,20 130953 MC GR~ 1/10/Sa 2,024,93 9366 1~!701 93~7 141706 NEWARK 9309 1~4492 NOLAND-] SUPPLY CO 9370 151852 FRC CFFI TS 937i 9372 15391~ OMNI 9373 155401 1603-~%- PALM 160387 PSC A 150392 PuB. COU 1615t0 -:: PEACOCK': 16 CHIEFS OF p .ID WASTE A . CO. S ON/ROL SYS 9S75 9376 ....... 9~77 93?8 9379 162750 PICARD 16~709 PORT 166200 ~. PUBLIX 17639T R.C. ~96 RANG 132771 JAMES .L84305 ROYCE-.P4 DANCE 9331 93!32 93~ 9385 9387 9388 93 9390 9391 9392 9393 .939~ 1/10/86 165.45 1/10/86 1,220.00 1/10/86 138.43 l?'~'dT~g 29,687.16 1/10/~6 ::.:.':?.:~. 15,00 ~/10/8~ 1 ~117.80 i~fb7 ~ 6 3,41 o. 17 1/10/8~ ' 24.00 9060 191098 NOR~ 191100 SCOTTY:'S 191572 SECt 1/10/86 1/10/85 1/10/86 1/10/86 i/t0/85 1/10/86 1/10/86 1/1-67~g------ 1/10/86 1/10/86 ;6 1/10/86 1/10/86 97.16 646'o 34 131.50 59,340.75 76.50 110.10 32 · O0 3~963.38 57.90 560.00 360.00 303.60 50.00 1/31/80 CITY JF BOYNTON BEACH · M~,SO7 C U R 'R E N T ~ O N T H C H E C K S ~.] CHECK ~¢ VENUOR ~} VENDOR'NA~E ' CHECK i~-Z-~5-- SHERIFF OF PALN BEACH COO 192790 CAROLYN S[~S 19~597 S. C~NT, W~STEHATE~ TRE&T 19~705 SOUTHERN LIVING [9~TEO SOUTHERN PAPER CO, ~'"' '" lg619b STITCH ~' S~W QUILTS 1952~2 STRGL-5, ZIN~ & ASSOC. 2003B3 TALLAHASSEE HILTON 2025~0 TH3Rr;O[KE PRESS PAGE ? 1/10/86 550°00 1/10/86 20,85 1/10/85 16,306.73 17 i~'7'~"~q ............ §'-;'~ 2o ~ ?i ............................... 1/10/86/ ::': :' . : 19.95 1/10/86 1/10/86 1/10/86 2 ~244.50 i7 f6'P~'g ............. ~'~; ~'~ ............................. 9'-~ 37 202563 DO'IAL O THRASHER 1/10/8& 40,00 j"~' ',~38 205'~10 TRAIL FORO TRACTOR CO. 1/10/86 1,719.88 ~,, 9~39 205525 [RA~S.~A T [ ON INC. 1/10/86 640.00 ~ ~]j )41~ 23C450 BILL WALLACE FORD-SUBARU l/lO/B6 15[,90 ~:J 9419 Z]46~6 WOODBURY CHEMICAL CO, 1/t0/86 410.00 J ,-,~ 9~20 24150~ XEROX CDRP. 1/lg/85 ~o g421 2eOO3~ JOSTUS 5~OWN :~ 9425 54:~: BOYNTON L~KES 1/10/86 1:6.50 ~--'~ ~cZ6 5405]~ BDYNTO~'; SUNNY SOUTH g~27 540557 EVELYN BLOOMFIELD 1/10/86 8.59 -' 9~31 5~05bS JOHNNY BEAZLEY 1~10/86' ' ............ 51,30 ~ g432 54056~ HAJQ~ M. BELKIN i/iO/Sb 25.50 I~J 943B 540570 THOMAS E. ~YRNE 1/10/86 46.25 ~) 9~39 ' 5~0571 B~M.H, PROPERTIES 1/10/86 22.86 J~ 9;~2 5~0~7~ · BURDINES 1/10/86 32.00 ~) 9~3 550~51 CLUB MEADOWS ,. 1/10/8,5 914.75CR 1/31/96 CITY OF- 5OYNTON MB4507 C U R ~ 5 N T H 0 N T H CHECK ~ VENDO~t ~ VENDOR NA~E 9~45 ~ACH CH _ 9447 553476 ROBERT T, CHIPLEy ........... ~'47 .... 550476 RB~ERT T. CHIPLE:Y 2 ?~4~ 55Gkjl KELLY CoOKE _ 9~4 5 50~8 MARI~ C OPPOE A :~ - ........ a~'9 ...... ~ ~J47~ ..... ;~ i~ ~ b~a' -k ................ 9~50 JAY W. 9~51 E C K S PAGE 8 CHECK DATE TOTAl. AMOUNT 17i'E)"~ e, vi,,. 73- ~ ~N.AL O CARPEL RONALD C ~RP:EL STRUCTION ~UCTION 1/10/86 10,16 1/10/85 45-50CR 1/ln/86 --45.50 1/10/8§ I/lO/8b 1/10/86 .i;'::! :<!':' :: l/lO/a 1/10/86 1/10/86 1/10/$6 1/10/86 1/10/86 1/lO/B5 23.00CR 23.00 :l~.oO ;: :.:.'.~: !: ' · '::i: ": .- '-::-.. .11.~oc~ :. ,:_:-:.::':'~-- :-' ':":"'- 11.30 38.00CR 38.00 /::..<188.~5 ' ' 0.29CR - :: 20,29 25'.50CR 25.50 43. ESTATE 1/I0/~6 3.0OCR ESTATE 1/10/86 3.00 JAMES 9453 2 DE ~ELLO ~455 ,DAVIO 9459 ~A~GAR 7 MARGARET 9459 9460 56 i9~61 56 ERG ~ERG ]LING 9~62 9463 9464 WILLIA~ FSC, 9465 UE 1/10/,~6 24.40CR 1/10/86 24 30.30CR -:. 1/10 30.30 1/10/86 162.66CR 1/10/85 162.66 I/lO 10. 1/10/86 66.3 OCR 1/10/86 66.30 CHECK DATE TOTAL AMOUNT 1/~i/36 CITY 1F P,JYNTON LEACH PAGE 9 M~A507 C U R & d N T r~ [1 N T M C H E C K S 9471 9~-72 94~9 590347 7459 5903,,7 0~70 5gO 54,5 ~A. 7,3 5903~8 9471 59C34~ ~ 9472 6000~1 HU'~T £RS RUN 9473 50G2~3 HASC~ ~ANAGEHENT CORP. ,ii._:. 9475 6003b~ MARK HARRISON .~_. _ '9~7~ 600365 M~TIN HASEY .'!. 9~70 ~003~5 .... MARTIN' H~'E~' ~I~ ' 9~?? 603356 HARY ED NISCOCK T:: -9~?'~' 600307 VICKI HO~ ~ ~3! 947h bOO3~? VICK[ HDELTKE 1/10/86 789.21 1/10/8b 45.50CR i/~d/'~g ................ 4s,56 ............................................. 1110186 25,34CR 1/10/8,5 15,~9CR 1/10/85 15,.49 1/I0/85 38,40CR 17'J-6'?~6 : 3s-.4o , , 25.50 . 1/10/86 9.gOCR 1/10/86 9,90 g~79 500368' WILLIAM H. HUFF 1/10/86 6,OOCR ~ ~i 9 '~ , ,, ,, , ~ . . : ~ .:: '::'~ r ,::'::~.: , ' ..., .,'::'.:.-x'~ 4~0 620165 ,JA,~C, JOHNSON .'.~:-.- 1/1018~ ~.?."~.. :-~:.:~.:,.:,::.:w-: 3.0OCR ~.~;~ '~4eo 6zo1~s N~NCY JOHNSON, ;", ?' ":'/'"?lC": "' 1/~.0/8~ ' :i;.i~:~i:~::',:'::ii: :~::. 3.00 ~O.50CR 1/13/86 10.50 1/10/85 ?,BZCR lY 1'0'/8-5~l: .. --:---"7; 8'2 1/10/86 ~/10/86 14.65CR 94S1 62C156 NORM~ N JOHNSON q4BZ 6Z0167 ]ONALD S~ JOHNSTON 9482 ....... '6201 B'7 9433 620168 J,M.S. INOUSTRIES:~ ',:::..:;.:::~:::~:.~.~2..:;:[~. 9483 620168 J=M.S, I ~ DOS TR IE'S .:: ': ::':~ '" ?:~5 .:':':'.:' - 9q54 630245 LINDY KOWALCHUK q48& 6302~5 LINDY KOWALCHUK 94~5 6~0275 GE]RGE LAYNE 94B5" 640-~7~ ~E~3RGE-~L-A~/r~E~ . 1/I0'~'8~6- .- ' ;=, --::-'1~.;'65' 9~6 643278 CLAYTON LONDON ..:":_:.' ~;'/~.:::-~.~.Z:':'".:- 1710/86::~::::,?'. :. ' .ZA.ZSCR 94fl6 64027~ CLAYTON LONDON :~;~::,: i:'-:? :: ~'~;:~'~??:~ t?-:~: '' i/10/85 ~ 'g ~' ~'T--~"B~O~'~'O-~XUC- ~"r~-~ ..... ' 1/'~0/86 43.59CR ~87 ~40280 P~UL LA FOREST I/lO/e6 43.59 9~88 640281 EVERETT L, LAMB 1/10/86 ZS,5OCR 9489 640282 DICK LAMBERT -.. .. . - 1/10/85 :,~:~ '-' 3.0OCR 9489 649282 DICK LAM3 ERT 1/10/86 3.00 9490 6~oZ~ 3 ....... ~";' 'H .'"'["~N S"~'~'~ l/JO/S6 7150C R 140! ~490 6~,G2'3~ C, H. LANSFORD 1/10/86 7.50 9491 "6402S4 Ht:PB!~.RT LAE$SER, SR. 1/[0/86 3.OOCR ~93 650007 MILNOR CORP. 1/10/86 ~ 650~4~ 8A~ARA mATROW 1/13/86 l 79.7OCR M~A507 1/3[/85 CITY DF BOYNTON BEACH, PAGE lO C. O R_J_ E N / M O N T H C H E C K S CHECK DATEr:i,- TOTAL~ AMOUNT -~'~ }~----'~-3 ~ :~~% R-~-~R-~-%~--T~-~W l/10/86 ' " ! 79 o 70 9495 650627 M£RRILL LYNCH 9498 ~:' ~ ............. ~500 ~501 9502 9534 950~ 9505 -HY DR AN T ON 9507 1/10/8S 19o75CR 1/10/86 lg.75 ~/'io/8~ 'Y:-T~'~'i~;'~ .........: .......... T ................. 1/1o/8a'.:: :: :-:': ~'::? :: i~.es _ 1110/86 84.85 1/10/86 81.OOCR I/1O/~ 81.oo 1/lo ?~-~ ~'~-T--'-T~-: 1/10/86 ': :":' : 55,50 '/ ,:': ' 1/10/86 415.50CR 1/10/85 415.50 " 1/10/86 50.OOCR 1/10/86 50,00 1/10/36 i/tO/~-~- 41.75 1/10/85 7.50CR 1/10/86 7.50 1/10, 177,.60 1/10/86 2Z.46CR 1/10/96 22,4-6 9o15CR -'-- 9510 6 ~513 6 &DA ~513 b~ 7515 ;516 ;517 1/10/86 256.25 I/10/85 15.0OCR 1/10/86 15.00 1/10/86 1t13/85 1/10/86 1/10/86 5.OOCR 5.0~)- 25.50CR 25.50 OOC R 3.82 ~519 ~519 1/10/85 1/10/86 8.60 52o85CR 5Z.85 CITY '.)F BOYNTON BEACH PAGE ~,3A507 ~:~ CH~:CK ~; VENDOR ;~ VENOOR NM-1E ~ 'gSa0 700322 ~LCOLH H. AOSSELLE } 9~2[ 70G 32~ FRANCES ROaR INS ,. 9521 ~O0324 ~R~NC~S A' O5~ IN S ~'~ 9523 T00325 SHIRLEY ROSSODIVIT4 9524 703327 ELTON ,~EED C U R R ~2 N T M O N T H C H E C K S CHECK DATE , TOTAL'AMOUNT : 1/].0/86 15,5 OCR 1/~0/86 17.74CR ~/to/~ t~.OOCR ~1~ :' 9525 9527 q528 g52,~ ......... 700327 ..... ~LtOr~ RESb - ~T-£?i672~~ . 25.oo- 9525 710527 STO'NEHAVEN DEV- CORP ::'~:~;:];::l/IO/86:::.'<:;'/~';L~:::". g525 710527 STONEHAVEN DEV. CORP.":~.::~::~;~:-~,:-:::;.::}t/tO/86::;/~.: /;'~':]'1~203-72:";' '::'~.":?' ~ ::.:;.::' 7~0530 CHEgYL STUAAUP ~/,i0/8~ 13.50 710538 SHA~, S-~ANNUGATHAN 1/10/86 20.1&CR 7 1063:~ SHAM SHANNU~ATHAN?~:'~:c.~:~::~..~::.:.:;::~:;;~?~::.I::~::.f~: 1/ q529 7 LO6~O BAR~ARA S [HPSON l/lO/B6 30. OOCR 9529 7~0~ BAR~RA S[HPSON ~/[O/8~ ~530 7 ZO6A[ M~CHAEL SQLA~ ~/[O/85 ~5.5OCR · ¢ s3 2--~ ~o~3- ¢~ s~w¢-f -~s~h~[ V tT'tO/SS ....... ' ............ to.soc~ '~53Z 7[Oo~a D. SCOTT STANLEY Z/10/86 ]0;50 9533 7106&~ BERNICE STEVENS 1/IO/85 30,OOCR 9533- .... 710a4~ .... BERN I CE'-S T E ~':EN S~T~;: ;: 9530 71o6~5 . OONAL0 STEWART "L?~ ::::5:~;:~::];?:; 9534 7105~5 : DONALD STEWART ' .:: :';': :.::~::..;?~]~ :~:?:~.'~.;'-1/10/8~-, ::: ~E3~-L06~6 "GA~L 5TUPP " ....... ~/[0/8~ ........ ' 9535 7~D5~6 GALL STUPP I/LO/B6 50.00 ~'~ 9535 713~w7 JUL[5 5ZYHKO~SK[ [/[0/85 ZS.5OCR -~ / 953'6 ....... ~ 1 O D~T~CE'Z~K~ ~~; ?::::[~:j-::.;L:: :. ~j [ I~ ::~S :.::::~:::? ~::~: ::.~ 5;5~: -. :.... - ..... 9537 710b~8 AL~ER[ SCHUSTER ?~;:~?};~]~{:~::~,::~?~:~?~;~;~?~J~'. 1/10/8~:~.~:;~.;~;:~,:~:~ ?;:~:~;;.:: 25.04CR"-.::~:~: ?.~: ?. :'~'~ ? ~ ' '..:'- 9537 7t06~'8 '. ALBERT. SgHUS~Eg'.j:~;? :? ;:~}~;~;:J~}~?:: :J ~ ';:?'t/lO/8~"?<~:~J::.:'~??:;;':J~.~-;:~'~;'; 25.04 "/ '. ;'. 9538 7~05~9, . 5ARBARA S~ITH 1/10/86 13.50 9539 720172 TH~ ~A~COCK COMPANY 1/10/S& 29.25CR ................ 9539' ....... 7201T2' '~--B~D C~ O~PA~' ~.? :<:.; 95~0 720216 MARIA THO~4AS ";"::" ;-': ~5~1 7202[ 7 WINUEL THON~ 5 1/19/86 .............. , .. .so .... ,- , 95~ ?ZOZ[g .L RALPH TUCC[[LO ~j~;~/::~;L.F~j;~:~:::~t;(~: 95~G 7ZOZZO CAROL[NE C. TUCKER 95~5 7~0093 [{[LLIAM vANDER HORN 1/10/86 59.40CR 0! ~' 1/~1/~6 CITY OF BLIYNTDN 9546 74009~ ILV[~ v A~OER:SL ICE . . 74dD94 &LV I~ V~NDEqSL IC~ J;~.~. ~S~ t~OOZt WALDIE ~ P~REZ CONST COaP .......... ~548 750283 JOHN _NE EKES JO,qN WEEKES 9549 753295 ;~ILLi A~ 955C 75C 3:02 R,]SE~aA q y WILSON 955~ 750307 9552 75030~ rI~l 9552 750308 TI'~ ~HITE ~'35 J ..... 75:03 ~ 9 ~--~ 9554 79000~ City a~ aOY.NTO~ BE'ACH 9554 790o00 czrY OF scY~ro~ PAGE S CHECK DATE::: , TOTAl- AMOUNT ': 1/13/85 59.40 1/10/86 25 o3~CR 1/10/86 2.5,34 Z/ZO/86 30,0~ Z/~0/86 Z 1,8OCR ~/to/s6 it.so 14.55CR I/~O/86 14.65 1/10/86 30. OOC 1/10/86 30.O~ 1/10/86 26.65CR 1/10/86 26.65 1/ I0/86 4,961.37 ~558 540573 RICH~RO BROOKS 1/10/86 1.!5 ~553 550475 EUGENE j. C~S~SS1 I/I~/85 ?559 550~8.1 DONNa C Ot]PER z~ ~/~ 18,00 ....... 957~ 55D336 OAVIO OENN [NGTON 1/14/86 71 9578 9531 5701~5 MICHAEL E tiER ~O:LD / 9582 5~0189 FSC, INC, 1114186 30.30 951 ~ 1/14/86 162.66 95~ :- 590195: :'TIMOTHY: 9585 59: 9586 DI ANN~ GE IGER 1/14/86 17.82- q587 5903~ LENQRE GINSSERG ============================================= ~.~. ~59g 50aZSO HASCO MANAGEMENT CORP. ~L ....... gS~L ~gOS~7 P,[LLv S. HO~ARO ~':: ~93 ~0365 gAiTIN HASEY ?~ 9595 600367 VICK[ HOELTKE ~.?. 9595 600368 dILLIAM ~. ~UFF CITY ,3F B~YNTON BEACH C U R R ~ ~ T M q N T H C H E C K S CHECK PAGE ~/z~/a6 z5.3~ - ]?~/~a 1/14/86 1/14/86 1/:4/66 6,00 9597 bZClb5 NA;uCY JOHNSON 9599 bZO167 DONALO S. JOHNSTON 1/14/86 :.": 9 1/!~/86 - ' bOO 620169 J.M.S. INDUSTRIES ' :' 9502 b~0276 GEORGE LAYNE 1/1~/86 9b03 6~0Z78 CL AYTO~; LONDON 1/[4/86 ~6o~ s~ozsz EVErETt L, LA~S ":~-.. ~ :, =:?~;=~ =~ ~;~;~:~':':~; ~/Z~/SS : "=]~:'..;.....: "; Z~.~6';: :-'.;':~:'::: ~ ..... < '" :/~4/~ " 9607 ~0283 C. ~. LANSFORD ~/~/B6 ~608 5~028~ HERBERT LAESSER~ SR. S.O0' 9oD9 5~U295 ~A'V I~ LUND 1/14/86 49 .:I, 5 ~/:~/~a ....... g6:12 55C6Z:7 MERRILL LYNCH 19 .,'7i5 9615 650652 ROBERT MAY3EY 1/14/96 9614 653~37 ~IICHAEL MC GILL 1/1~/86 3~.85 g518 5505~5 HEGA MINI CO.LTD.HYDRANT 1/14/86 415.~)0 9519 ~506~5 MARK MENOELSON 1/~A/86 50.00 95Z3 550o47 JULIE MONAHAN 1/14/86 7.5~0 9625 b60105 ROBERT NITABACH 1/14/86 9bZb ~60103 PAUL NOTTAGE [/1~/86 96Z8 ~70090.::' FRANK E. g~z9 680302- 9531 b30SO~ 9632 ~-683305 9635 9637 9638 68( ~4ELV[ N PER 680303.: ELENJ~MIN PH 650309~RI0 PINO 6 68031.3 DONALD T. PYNE 7003Z3 ELVIRA RAZZ l/IA/86 I5.50 MaA~U7 il'.! CHECK ~ ct6~O 96~5 CITY OF BDYNTQN B~ACH PAGE LJ R~ ~ ,q 1- .'~ 0 N T H C H E C K S VEN30R ,"; VENDOR NAME CHECK D~TE, TOTAL AMOUNT 700334 ..... ~ ~:i~'~'~ ROB3INS 1/1~/86 10,50 TO03Z5 E. RODIN 1/Iat86 3.00 7.]0320 SHIRLEY ~OS$0OIVITA 1/14/8~ 15.00 7105~7 STONEH~VEN gEV. CORP. 1/1~/86 1~203.T2 710639 MAq ILYN S,'~RW[N IllalE~ 20.16 9652 9053 9656 1/14/86 11.30 7 lO6~i ...... ~ICHAEL S aL A~'i'-- I/1~/8~ 45.50 / 10642 PHIL[P SPAFFORD 1/1~/86 24.1] 1/14/86 710645 DONALD ST E~H~RT 1/Ig/86 38.00 ? 10~5 G~[L STUPP 9670 750308 TIM WHITE ~71 750309 ~RNEST N. 9673 79020~CITY OF 967~ 010 9075 ..... O[C ?b76 OlagO0 ACR SUPPL¥i 9077 0~090~ ACTION EOL~ 9678 ....... 0 [f3~ f~--~M -: 011355 01Ibi5 9682 01~2~1 CHARLIE A 968~ .0] APOLLO TE Ol ~686 015 B IS AUTO I CORP _:RG OL CO. EST CONTR I/lg/8~ 1114/86 13.50 29.25 3.00 33.00 6 5g.40 1/1~/85 25,.3~ 1/14/86 70.25 l/lZ,/80 1/lq-/86 · 11. 30.00 26.65 7.50 7 1.15/ '350o00 1/17/86 163.12 1/17/86 28.63 6915'0 O. 1/3 86 65.00 1/17/86 70.20 1/17/86 30.00 INC. 1/17/d6 152.58-- INC. 1/17/86 40.61 OR CO. __1/17/86 46.1T I/5J/86 CiTY OF ~OYNTgN BEACH M~ASG? C U R R ~ N T H D N T H C H E C K S CHECK Y~ VENDOR ~) VEN2OR NAME ' ' CHECK DATE PAGE 15 TOTAL AMOUNT I~ g694 023701 ~LOSSDM SHCPPE FLORIST IN .Ji__~ 96'95 024550 BOUND rD STAY BOUND BOOKS 020~3 THE gA~ER ~ TAYLOR CO. 0215~ VICTOR ~E~MAN o~1~9~ A.~. h~ST Ca. OZ1700 1/17/85 291.79 1/17/8~ 22.oo 1/17/8a zo.oo 9695 024552 R.R. 3OnKER CO. 96~7 02470C £:OYNICN AUTO GL~SS ~69~ OZ~T[O 3O¥:NTOX AUTO SUPPLY, INC. 9702 QZ~730 5gYNTO'4 ~E~CH RETIREMENT gTOl 02~760 BOYNTO~ GLASS SERVICE 9732 ' 02~7~5 c7.]3 0~4 -, 7~ 3ACW~Y PRINTING 1/17/86 41~50 1/t7/86 308.90 1/17/86 51.00 1/17/~ 24~oo 1/17/86 3~3'~:~0 1/17/86 7,350,45 1/17/86 ~500 I/i7/86 3~6.00 1/17/85 193.65 9794 025550 ~ROOART, INC. 1117/86 242,00 ..... Ri'05 .... 0 £ ~ 'g-5 ~-~T,r_J:~-R~--P--A-C-M 7 a E'-A-~-H-:-T-'~--A {: T 0 .:~'`::. :': ".~:..1/:17f8~. 9706 0264~9 9USI~iES S ]MACHINES ;'~INC q707 030185 C.K.'S · ..... ~7')8 ~ 030313 JOHN C&LLAHAN 1/17/86 228.00 g7g~ 0~04~0 CAPEL ~LANG COMPANIES INC 1/[7/86 I00.86 g7[O 0~I60~ TH~ CEb~TER FOR FAMILY SER I/IT/8G I~I73.20 ~[I 0 ~c~O CHE~ USA, 0715 033563 CLK OF COURTS-SUPPORT OEP I/i7/86 34.62 97[5 03355~ CLK OF COURTS-SUPFORT OEP i/[7/B5 22.00 ~7~- ~336b5 CLK .' ~7~0 033568 CLK OF COURTS-SUPPORT DIP 1/~7/8& 3&.05 ~721 0335~ CLK OF COdRTS-SUPPORT D[P ~/17/85 27.00 ~72Z 034592 COLLINS SIGNS 1/17/86 356.00 ~ : : ;-~. · "..~:::9'~.'~J' : . :: << :~: :; ~.. ~f~ .' . ,..::,.-. ::, .s. -.. · - 97Z5 O~_?9 JEFFREY ~IGHAN~*'i~';:}::r :":.::.~:~;'~>~.:?~;%::~.:.:~1/17~::.:::::~;:~:.?;'~.:'- 2Z8,00::..:. - ~ 9726 0~L580 CAPT. JOdN DELOACH 1/[7/86 150.00 '~727 0~1595 ~ELR*Y AWNlhG 1/17/85 3~0. O0 9728 O~iaG5 DELRAY FIRE EXt. SERVIC~ '~732 041649 FRANK OEMARCO 1/17/86 60,00 97~3 041~59 KATHL~N ~ PUNA [/I?/B6 [6.00 9734 ' 0~05 ~ARL DIXON i/17/85 184.9~ 4 -~--~ · :' ............... ' ',::~ ...... ~ ' ~:: : ·: · : - ~':~T~~ ': · -: - -' *~ - 9735 0 5~65 DRIVCD .: INC.:.. ..... ' :::':':': ~':'~*:~ ':::'~'~ 9738 053900 EMERGENCY MEDICAL ~ SAFET 1117185 35.00 ~7~g 060106 F.P.A.A~-C/O OAVE CI:TY OF ~uY'N~ToN /lEACH ~; V2NOOP. t~Atq E FEDERAL 6XPRESS CORP. PAGE CHECK DATE TOTAL AMOUNT 1/17/86 65.50 · 777*2 062780 FItiDLEY ',tELD[NG SUPPLY .:,. -;7~3 0627~! FINA~CIAL GRAPHIC ARTS IN 97~ 062320 '"FI:~E~IEN'SPELI~F"~ .................. [ PENSID ..... ~. - 9745 062980 V N ~ISCHER '91~7 053669 FLA. A~U, TZC'~ * PLANT HANAGE 97~8 063~35 FLORIDA 3EAR [NGS " 975I OS:373~ FLORIDA INSTITUTE OF PARK ~} 9752 0637~B FLORIDA 975~ 05~600 . ~755 366500 ~,.:.~ 9756 070013 9~5T 070~0~ 1/17/86 169,82 1/17/8~ ...... 60.~8 J'/~7/a6 'i ........ ~';~'zT.s~ .......................................... 1/i7/~6 . ~o.oo 1/17/86 10,00 1/17/86 56.59 LSGISLATURE JOINT !'~'-~ 1/17/86:'::::~:'~iii;?i~':;":;.~:i.: 1/I7/~5; '.i.~' ' /1[0.00 ~-~fT¥~-F~ T ~SE'i ¥/-~7/~s ~.oo FOUR STEEL CORPORATION 1/17/86 77.21 .... FUTUqA PnINTING 1/17/86 GATOR CULVERT CU. '' ' 1/17/86 97SB 0704[0 GAYLORO ~ROTHERS 9750 071575 GENERAL TRUCK PARTS INC 1/17/86 9761 134,51 ....... 0~55.9 G2LF GROUP INTERNATIONAL 1/[7/96 585.88 9763 075~50 GRAYSAR ELEC~R[,C CO. INC, . >...'. ............. 975~ .. 88.99 075533 ~[LL[AM GULSRANDSEN 1/l 7/e5 69.60 ' 9756 075618 GULFSTREA~ PAJ[~I;T & WALLPA 1/17/85 82,34 ............... 9757 090305 G.K. HALL g CO. 1/17/86 9769 0~031~ 9772 0527~9 EDwArD G. HILLERY, JR. 1/17/B6 415.00 9~73 0E~303 EDWARD G. H[LLERy, Jp,. [/I7/36 I50.00 ~775 35~550 HOLIDAY [N~ SURFs[n~ I/'~Z~6 ..... 37~B- .... 9779 0545D1 HDLIDAY INN ~5$T I/Z7/85 78.00 9~82 09A550 "HOLH~C [NTERN~T[ONAE CORP · 7 ~/[7/~6':. 97a~ 09~59 t GERI HOWELL 1/17/86 16.31 97~5 08~5g] ROSERT HOWELL 1/17/86 22,50 g 7 ~ ..... 0 a a 3:6o- .'-~fi05 HE S-'-SU P P [' Y'T' ~N~ i-/71 -~ .............. 97~9 086~68 HYDR. AL[ NE ~7~6 3~3~~' ' 9790 0~0101 I.~.M CORPORATION 1/17/86 1~862.[ 3 _.~91 09010~ [CMA RETIREMENT CORP, 1/17/8~ 1~797,16 1/31/,~6 CITY OF BCYNTON 0EACH ME~AEO7 C U R R E '~ T M 0 N T H C H E C K S CHECK ~; VEND'JR N VENDOR NAME 9/~2 ~7~4 094221 ~7~5 094Z94 g 7'g~ 10020 L 9799 lI2~15 KIRK MATERIALS, I~C, RaG0 1~4596 H2OARO KDPCZYNSKI S503 ~16602 CHg,.LES KUSS INOUSTRIAL ELECTRICAL INOUSTRIAL WELDINS INC, I NOR" M INT '[~--A S~- OF ELECTRICAL J S J CHEMZCAL JACK'S C&MERA CENTER g>3D~ [20410 LAP, AP. U ~[ FORMS 9505 121o87 LESCg, INC. '~80b 121Iq] SALLY L£,~IS ~607 12280~ LINDSLEYt 9808 12291[ LLOYD 9809 130200 M,T,A, ~a:t ~3J335 t4AJIG~r~'S Kg TRG CENTER 9~13 13g533 M~KET 9~15 13~565 MA~Y'S TOOL g816 %3QNSO WILLEE RUTH MCGR~DY ~17 131~1~ ~E~KEL GLASS SERVICE g61~ 13176b MIAH[ ELEVATOR '~;') Q520 132782 MILLIPORE CORPORATION ~:' 9~21 L346~ MOTION INDUSTRIES INC. ._~ 9322 135420 MUNICIPAL POLICE J Js~ gSZ3 136519 NUROSK! AND ASHTON ~ gd2,~ 140460 NATIONAL AELDING PRODUCTS ~ ................. 9825' ' 15 I'3 i b--T-"OD3 9326 16~)~Z PALM BE~CH AUTO PARTS ~L 9829 160373 PALM ~EACH BRAKE ~ WHEEL 953D 1~0S~9 PALM BEACH COUNTY ................... ~ 2 ~ [ ........ ~ 5-O ~2~'~' ~'- B'E%~ ~ 9833 160~25 PALM. 8EACH~ NE~ 161700 - PETTY CASH LIB! 9~ [61710 9835 161720 353b "152750 9838 162~0~ :'- q839 ' :, 155307!~J.!.. 1/17/85 1/17/86 1/17/8~ 1 1/ t/ 1/17 1/ 1/ 1/ PAGE 17 78.00 185,00 6g.73 1 1/ PETTY CASH RECREATION 1/17/ PETTY CASH WATER. ~ SEWER 1/17 PICAR~ CHEMICAL C0. I RANGELINE FEED & SUPPLY RANGER CONSTRUCTION INDUS · ' II311.Jo CITY O~ BOYNTON BEACH PAGE ,¥8A5C7 C U R R t N T M 0 N T H C H E C K S CHECK,," VENDOR ~ VEND~ CHECK DRTE :' TOTAL AMOUNT I/I7/8~ 32.83 ~6~5 Ig1515 S~ACRE~T PHARtlACy 1/17/86 42,50 ~o ~63,3 .... SErViCE INbDSTRI~L ~'0'~-[~- --~/I?/86 98%7 191638 SET CCM CC~PGRATION 1/IT/Bb ~7,11 9848 192%57 ~' °AUL SH-" n-- 9a~9 1~727b0 ~ [E~-~ ~..~a-T,t lltT/aa 150.00 ....... 1/17/86 13.05 9~50 193925 JOHN S~,i [ IH 1/17/55 ~dS1 [~q69% SOUTH FL]RIDA MACK TRUCKS 1/17/86 9riTZ Lgq705 SOUTH~'~, 5UILDING CUO~-CO ............ 1/17/~ ................ ZflO.O0 ......................................................... 9853 19~720 SOUTH~KN PAPER CO. 1/17/86 ~5~ 150.00 ................... []~'9~. sUN L[~.~.~{NG ~ ELECTRICAL I/iT/86 10~.~7 9~55 ~lZ Suq W~- 9~ 23OGC2 TA~P~ AcCREAT~N DFPT. _L gd57 2C1583 / E~q~.' [ S 5OPOLY '- '- ' I :~ ~52 Z05~iO tRAiL FORC- ~RACTOP. : ~ ............. ~d03 . 205530 TR~NS[-TRO,NICS, INC. i,.' 9665 2055~9 TREASU~E%/~.O.A.F. - 21010% U. S. FOUNORY g MFG. CORP 210150 U.S. POSTMASTER 1/17/85 695.75 l/tT/Sb 75.00 1117/86 740.10 1117185 1'24,52 1/171a6 ~0.00 :S?.: ~.. i!:'~_. z/17/86 z7.00 1/17/86 25,80 1/17/36 815,50 1/17/~6 13~.51 1/17/86 200.00 1/17/~6 60To90 1/17/8a llO. OO 93~9 10151 U, S. POSTMAST_'ER 1/17/~o 53',00CR 9B70 216~00 UNITED STATES PLASTIC COR ...... .. 1/17/85 9~.2T. 215~2 ORSAt~ LAND INSTITUTE 1/17/85 50,00 222250 LARRY R, [ SANORA VINCENT "' 400. O0 ~,578 2~16~2 XEROX 20AP. 1/17/86 9B79 Z~5ZO ZEE ;.!EO[CAL SUPPLIES 1/17/a6 99.15 9882 330035 DAVID GA[NSSORG :'.?: -'-.. 1/17/86:/. 10.25 9 ~ S 3' 3300'3 g-----P~'O'AO- 5'XS~C-i~ t~'~ ZZ8. O0 q8~$ 3qO0~l MARION HARRIS 1/~7/86 150.00 . 92~5 350033 PATRICK L~ONARO 1/17/86 2Z~.O0 v N s 1/LMm6 ~ 5 o. oo ..... cee0 ~ ZOO03 HENRY OSTASZEwsKI t/[?/Sa tSO.O0 9~gi ~50022 PATRICK SMITH 1/17/85 150,00 9872 ;~72 ~-,. ............... 9573 9~74 · v,~45.O? C U ~ R ? N r M ~ ,'~ T H C H E C K S 9592 95~3 9895 969,5 VENDOR t¢ VSNOOR NAME 510005 CH,q I ST]PH ER YANNUZZ I mSd433 HA N'3~ FOREST 011615 AC, ~,ES']URrCES, iNC. G13720 ~LL~N INSURANCE AGENCY 0~3772 ALL~ED )ANY 0137~2 ALLSTATE ~QU IPMENT PAGE 19 CHECK DATE '~ TOTAl;: AMOUNT' %." 1~i?785 2ZS*O0 1/17/85 179,70 l/24/86 O0 9900 014030 A14EFICAt~ LI,'~RARY ASSOC. 993t O14C~x4 0'~] 9~32 01'.241 CHARL[~ ANDREWS .................. ~93 015915 ASSOCIATED APPRAISERS 9~-35 O_ul7J B 5 ~UTO PARTS, INC. 1/24/86 ',- 9~0~ 0Z0439 TH~ ~AKE~ ~ T~YLOR CO. I/~4/86 77,77CR BSU~EGY ~ CO. ~-- OPIC 0~46~1 ~J~Eq AMMON%A g CHEMICAL 1,005.:i9 ~i 991] 02~T]O BQYNTO~ ~EACH RETI~EM~ ~;' 9914 02~780 ~OYNTON PUME g S(JPPLY ,.(, 9915 0ZG7~5 3GYNTgN R~STAU.,ANT SUPPLY 025555 6ROOKS PRODUCTS 0Z5597 BROWN WO~g IVEY MITCHELL O~ t/ 6 r., OD l/ 50, 025609 0263~1 ~ 9915 .:,,~ .......... 99 [ 7 9920 9923 BROWNIES' MENS SHOP OBOI~5 030203 032410 032~i7 P~TE~ L. CHENEY CH'E~q PACE' COR"P~ ........ , :. 032440 033~57 0~663 CLK OF COuP, rs-suPPORT OEP BUREAU GF CoK.'S LOCKSHOP, INC. 3 ,00 C p T IN P~LM BEACH 1/24/86 t/Z4/~ z36.o0 ~/~ z~ a':"T:: ': .......... : s ~ ~'; ~ S .................................. CHEVRON USA, INC* ,. ..... l/2~/~e. CLK OF COURTS-SUPPORT. OEP i:i:..'' 1/24F~6 :i ?::!..... ?4,0Q t/z4186 3~.~ · ~Z~4/~ ~ '-- ~8 ii.,,, 9")2:) u~564 CLK OF COURTS-StJPPORT DEP ,,.~ ,~ 9930 0 33665 CLK' OF COUR. T ~- SUPPORT ' OEpI ~ ......... t'.:~ 993l 033665 CLK OF COURTS-SUPPORT OEP ~.,! 99'32 033667 CLK OF COURTS-SUPPORT OEP 1/2~ ¥¥ ............... Q 9' ~ ~ ........... o3% ~ 5-~ .... C'[R'--~'¢--CO0 ~'T-~s~'~'D~T- D ~[zJ gg~4 0~66g CLK OF COURTS-SUPPORT OEP ~( 9~35 -O337'35 CLUB CAR l~,<~ 9957 034~65 CONSTRUCTIGN HYDRAULICS O .:- ~j 993~ 034863 CONTROL CHEMICAL ENTERPRI ": ~.~l 9941 935257 CUES INC. 1/24/~ 2,186 8,500ol I -' 1/]l/~b CITY JiF ~OYNTON bEACH MBASO7 C U R R E ;~ CHECK N VENDO~ ~ VENDOR NAME ' I L 99q2 036279 · ' q~45 040462 I~ · 99~,o 040505 9-$47 041580 9952 0~750 OOUSLEOAy _. 9~), O,O]lO E~ S 9~]'~ E STORE ~ 0955 gg56 05124u EDGA~ ]FFIC~ SUPPLY CO. ~'~= 9958 000115 FA [~CHILO-LO~ELL COR~. PAGE 20 9959 0504'1'9 FAURQ[ INC -. 1/2~/86 ' 93o~8 9951 052780 F ' - 37,00 ~o2 -'~L~ [.tDL~Y ~ELD[NG SUPPLY ' ~/2q/86 97.0n q967 05~600 FOUR STEEL CORPORATION 1/24/86 89.50 9958 071551 GENERAL ~INOING CORP. 0~0306 G.K. HALL 997~ 03I~75 G.~. I~JDUSTR lES 6 . 08~4 M - ~ :- · ~..... · :~-.:..~.- .....- · · ....-..- ::...:... 58.25 ........... ~ 9979 090~01 [.B.M C ORPORAT EON -~O-O .... ;t~i ......... J.~ ..... 9gOIO~ IC~ RSTIRE~ENT CORP. Z/Z~/86 2,514.96 ~,~ 99~) 101475 JOHNNY J~y a~4~ DI.AN~5 LAWES 1/24/~ 265.04 t/ 9991 1ZG546 LA:~MEN'S ~ SHOOTERmS SUPP 1/2~/86 2t325.71 ~;:~- 9992 120551 JASO~a M. LAWRENCE L/24/86 CAPT. JC4N OELGACH 1/2-~/86 lOboo0 OEPT. ~F--~,SEN~RAL SERVICES 1/Z~/86 680.94 1/2~/$6 12.00 1/24/86 719.25 - /~4/86 · ,~: :-'.:: .:., 13.00 ?'.::'?'..~ :-' [/z~I86.(~';L[ ~.?:::?' .... 566.z~ ~:. 1/24/86 2,431.41 1/24/8~ 63~.60 1/24/86 25.90 ~ ' 200.00 1/24/86 93.35-- THOMAS O. CUNNINGHAN INC. 1/24/86 1,210.3-/ ]A~4'S PAINT C 50DY SHOP ......... 1/24/85 600.00 MR. O~UL D~UMIT -- ...... t/z~/gg' ................. ggz ~ s ? ........................................................ DAVIS ~ATER & NASTE INDUS: 1/24/86 17~253.71 - CHECK DaTE TOTAL AMOUNT ~9. A 507 1/31/~o CITY '?: ~J.'¥NTON ~-ACH PAGE 21 C U~ ~ :. F,~ T M 0 N t: H C H E C K S CHECK ~; VENDOR ;; VENDOR N~-~IE ~ CHECK 99~3 1~17~J SALLY LEWIS I ZO.O0 ~997 132700 MIAmi ~ERALD : : .,: 9998 1327,0 ulCKLE]~.'S FLORID!gNA INC.' l/2~/86 '"'T:'.: · 5~2 ,,,~', [0002 13zr701 ~ ]Tu, R..,~ A INC. 100'33 13b380 IONE MULL I NCR 100.34 136420 MUN[CIaAL POLICE lOOb~ ............ I'3~ 559 MoSIC MAN 150.3o 1~0~ ~iAT'L LIOR~RY RESOURCES L 16037 140~51 NL2 CONFERENCE R~GISTRAT[ I/ 10009 153730 GAiL OLSEN IOOlO 150100 P ~ G DISTRIBUTORS 100~2 100380 PALM ~E~CH J~. COLLEGE 1/; 10,213 1~0392 ~.~:. C~UNTY SOLID WASTE A 1/; 10015 160416 ':PALM BEACH':L] 10016 150417 PALM ~EACH COUNTY WATER U lO~l? 160~72 PARAMOUNT PRESS 1C018 152475 PHOTO uURALS OF FLORIDA I 10019 162790 PIERCE TIRE CO. INC. lOOZo- . - 10022 165540 PRUDENTIAL BACHE. SECU~ 10024 10025 lOO27 IOOZ8 156175 PUBLIC S~FETY DEVICES tNC 150496 RANGER CONSTRUCTION INDUS 1~1594 REID 181786 LOUISE 152771 JAMES RHODEN SR. 10029 [~790 RICH lOC30 1c6499 RUSSELL g AXON 10031 19CI~I SC,iWTD 10033 193855 ELLEN SMELA 1003~ I~9~ SOUTH FLORIDA MACK':.TRUC 10035 10036 10037 ....................... £0~38 1OOB'g 100~0 t9,~6~7 S. CENT. W4STEWATER TREAT 19600~ STAR PUmLISHING 196021 ........ 1'9 6 2~-5 :--~i~'-~'Yg ~F 196404,': 16,9 1/~4/,36 I~/86 3 1/ 1/ f8~ 97,9* I/, 1/ 24., 338', 69,73 1 / 4./8i5 39 Z05552 MIKE TR IMSLE 1/24/86 248 ",'~ 210025 U-HAUL CENTER DF BOYNTON 1/24/~'6 256.84 1C0~5 lO0~& lO0%5 C 9 R R E N T M O N T H C H E VENDOR t: VENOOR NAME 2101%5 USC? OE'Fc~-RRED COMP. PRO. 2101~O U.S. PDST,MAS~E R Zlo~SZ URE4N L~ND [~STITUTE Z1~52 ' '093~S t00~8 2,3ZW05 TRELa j. WHZTE 10052 CHECK DATE PAGE 2Z TOTAL AMOUNT 1/2%/85 4,189o69 112%/85 35.00 1124/86 50.OOCR 1/24/86 50.~ 23¢070 WO3L3RI,gHT ASSOCIATES LTD ~elb,]3 XEXO'( CO2P. 10052 Z~l~03 .... XEROX CO~?..G~T'~wA~---~N¥~- 1005~ o101~g A-I [>,OUSTRIAL SUPPLY INC Iug5q 010205 A ~ ~ CHB~UETTE iC05b 010)3~ TITLE~ST' G~LFn DiV. 10057 011515 13058 0137£J-~ ALLE~ 10059 013922 AMERICAN C~NGRESS SURVEY[ 10052 01~150 *HE~ S ~SSO 10053 01~24t CH4qLIE 10055 018330 ATLAS P[ar &{sorc, I~c. ~o~.. 02~39 THE ~AKE~ ~ T~AYLOR CO. - ' DR4$, I4C_ 1/2%/86 26,Z87.43 1/24/86 125.00 1/2~/86 1t.25 1/24/86 1~333.00 L/24186 ...... 314.25 1124/§¥ .......... ~ 32; ?'f ......................................... 1/31/8~ 18.44 1/31/80 138.09 1/31/~6 3,181.27 1131/86 60.60 1131/96 87~.00 1/31/85 2%,216.00 1/31/86 ?0,00 1/31/86 t85.29 1/31/95 %,927.58 1131/85 1/31/86 1/31/8~--~-- 1/31/86 1/31/86 - 1/31/86 200.00 ...... ~q.2o 125.0~ ---- . 9~O.OO'.i .' .:' '": ~2.05~ ~[6~'~Y" ' 1/31/8m 95.00 ....... lOO~9 OgOq-~3 33~ 3AqNF_I'T BAND ~ 1/31/85 195'o00 10072 02~,730 - '' *t B~H]'R~Yi EMENI '~>;ct~:E:-;%"t 3t ............... 10074 uz 5;510 STEV= 3 RO'N,4E R 1/31/86 ....... I0076 .... ~26~u ANDrea 1/31f85 325.00 ~O08L 033631 THOMAS A. C,L 10093 03305B CLK OF COUR,T 1008% 033660 CLK OF C~UR~ lOO~5 03~-663 CLK 100e7 .033665 CLK OF COURT~ 10388 I00S9 03366T .CLK OF COO{ 10090 03366~ CLK OF 10091 ~3~9 CLK OF COO~ < , 1/31/86 ~d~P5%T~X~ """ t/Jl/~ .... ~UPPORT OEP l/X 118.5 75.00 . 'i~=?-~7;'Od-~: = - -' -~2 =~-- %- ............ · 'i::.' ' 37. OO '.: 'J':. '. - - ;' :': 86.52 ::": - '~' ' ':;' :' 3%.62 ' 2Z.O0 NG HOUSE 1/31/85 87.94 t NbAS07 C CITY ]E BOYNTON BEACH PAGE 23 U R ~ E '~ T ~q 0 N T H C H E C K S 1..3~., 0~12~21 DECISIOn. OATA SERVICE INC 1/31/85 110.00 lOOq~ 0~1023 DECOA~ OFFICE FU2NITURE 1/31t86 731.10 10098 0~172Z QEZU~I~ A UNIT OF GENERAL, 1/3t/86 252.00 10u99 0~Z~5? DImS ELFCTRIC SUPPLY 1/31/E IGiOI OwEgO? DIXIE &LTEO~TIONS I/~1/86 ~7.25 IGLOO 04~75'2 DOU~LCD~Y & CO. 1/31/85 . , 765.00 10105 050220 ED-PENS INS 1/31/86 ....... ~OlOT 350~52 GILL F ~ULHA,bE2 1/~/85 IOlO~ 0527~] FIND~EY :~ELDING SUPPLY 1/3[/86 205.~9 lOlll 053779 FLORIOA SERVICE ENGINEERS 1/31J86- ~0-~-[2 ~'=i?"~LO~IDA POWER ~ LIGHT CO. ' ' 1/~1/86 )B,T92~89 ~011] 06~02 FLORIDA SECTION ITS 1/~1/85 ~Ol[~ 063533 FLORIDA N~T~R ~ POLLUTZON 1/~1/85 15.00 IOEI~ 070099 GAINESViLLE HILTON . . :-.' 1t31/a5 :. 86.00" .. L":~'.~::].."~.':.L'~[: .~..~L-- loll7 071557 GENER.~L INSURANCE. UNDERWR: '~'. :' '. i/31/96::.~,." 48.00 : .'' -'~ '-.'.... .... ,.:' -' .': i0116- -0'7 ~S~- ~O'R .... ' ' 1/31/~ ' '1~00 '" ' 10119 073501 GLASGOW E'-~UIPMENT SERVICE 1/31/55 13120 0752~ DENNIS C. GRABEEL 1/31186 75.0C ~0~2~ ' 075552 "OAVi~' L, ~UTHR [E:'~::?~::]?:!~:;.:~:~"t~:~:?:.::"?:~:?~:~:::':~J:~?~]~' 25 '00 ' :~"~ ":"'J" 10124 0015~1 HERE'S FRED GOLF CO. INC. 1/31185 51.32 I0125 0~1655 EZELL ~ESTER 1/B1/86 ~00. O0 10126 O,~I 6T 5 G.A. INDUSTRIES I/]I/66 zo~z~ o~zo.:.~ ~.S~O~G~'.N~' i~o.o0:::: .'.' ,:~. :' : ' -:'." ' ~0130 09~01 I'B.. C~g~ATIO~ Iu~]. 09~109 IC'q~ ~ETrR~N:NT CORP. 1/31/86 ~,772.16 10132 00~202 iNDUSTRIAL SAFETY AND SEC 1/31/86 175.66 · ...~. 10 ~ ~ ........... ~e~22'[-~ ~ ~'~ R-~-~' ~7~ ~7~~~'--2~ .00 .~si 10135 110400 JEAN KA~2 ~ CO.'- : 1131t~6.;:::''~ ;:~h:~:.?"=~:,,,:II.O0 : ' ' ' ~ lOl]b 1.~1550 8E~T KS EH'R 1/31/86 200.00 ~]~ iD137 II45~6 ~OEHLE.~'S JUNK YARD 1/Bl/Sb 380.60 10138 ' 114596 MEDARO KOPCZYNSK! 1/3118S 200.00 '~01 ~'9- -~ ....... ~ 1~'~:~'5 --' i-O.~k~N-E--~U'P~i"E~ ... ~ ~,: ..~.::.: .:, ...:... '/. ~/'Yi-7~~ iOi~z-- t-2~7 ~o SALLY LEWES " ........... ' ..... '"'~/~!t6 ' ZO.O0 101~3 122000 ti NDSLEY, ~NC. ll3LISS ]9.75 101~4 I2~351 LYKES PASCO PACKING COMPA 1/31/86 1/31/~ CiTY OF JOYNTON BEACH - ~1~o 139:93,5 MCDONALD D% STA I~UTORc ~'.~; 101~9 l~Og70 : ~C GnnEN DISPLAYS ' 1~15u I~Z~1 5 MIKE MICHAELS] 1~152 13~770 MILL~ 1C[5~ PAGE 24 ECKs CHECK gATE TOTAL AHOUNT 1/31/85 460.00 OF 1/31/86 130.52 1/31/8~ 67.20 34701 1/3[IB6 1/31/8b __t/3 1/31/86 1/31/86 17o75 195_ ,~_00 852.18 37.29 103.24 idtS4 I0!55 10156 PRODUCTS )I ~'ASTES MG 1C[59 144d ,4 LIVING .OtSt P FLORIOA ::'.. ' PA~fS I 3155 l NC ~ ~co, s~v~c ~CHI MICHAEL ' ~170 171 16 '. PI T'4EY ~ 172 73 ~ORTS [EON INDUS NCR, SE~ELL CO. 6178 O179 CAROL ON ~132 lg~ TELEPHONE ~ I ~ 3 3185 20 ]i~6 20. USC~ DEF~ ~189 1/31/86 1/31/86 3,647.19 1/31/86 .:].:'2 L. 82 o O0 · 1/).328 ~ ..... 130.08 1/31/86 75.00-- 1/~1/85 2,3.00 1/~1/8o 12.50 1/31/86 . . 1. 105.00 · _1/31/86 150.'00 1/31/86 348.25 1/3 I/8o 40. ~0 1/31/86 267.55 1/31/86 ZO0.O0 1/31/86 : 92.84 1/31/8~ 120.39 1/31/86 535.05 !*O LIBRARI aMP. PRO. 1/31186 1/31/86 1/31/86 -1/31/86 1/31/86 15OOOO 1/31/86 266.25 345'.60 292.35 zoo:-b6-7 321'oSO.- 13Z,S2.':'-: - INC. 1/31/86 200.83 1/31/86 5,983.74 25.90 -'75;'0i~ ..........? ........ ~.OO .:.: Ll;61' .'~:i.!:;'.i:.. :i? . ~..i'. -' ..'T, ~: . 4,189.~9 110. O0 23; )-SU3A~U 1/31/85 278.00 WALL&CE N 1/31/86 297.55 1/31/86 45.60 I 1/3!/5o CITY OF ~OYNTON b~ACH PAGE 25 C u R D E N T N 0 N T H C H E C K S VENDOR NAME [C[~ 23051[ LCCT~R~, . ~ARO · 10197 2J0321 JAM~S ~ WA~IKE ~ IOlga 233535 wAT[~ RESOURCES ~- .......... 10199 £~0'5~ .... · -- 10230 231603 THOH~S E, ~ENGLER ~ 10201 Z3LTSD WESTERN ~[l~O STORE Z_ - .......... 10~02 232~02 Ho 5o mHITE Cqo INCo 5 ~79oZ5 · .--~ 1020m 2~2~5~ RALP'~ 4EINE~ 1/~1/85 1C20~ 23ZSOJ J. WILLIAMS PUMP SERVICE 1/31/86 337.00 · ,: lOZ~o 251520 ZE~ ~EOICAL SUPPLIES 1/31/85 180o~5 '--~ 102~7 262850 CAkL ZIH~ERMAN ~/~1/85 ~00o00 ',' 1020~ ....... 25~550 BETTY ZO~EL 1/31/6~ 75.00 · - 10209 3000~0 SAq DELLINGH~M 1/31/85 ZO0oO0 10210 300Q~3 Co NORH~N DOUGLAS 1/~1/65 Z83o85 · ':-] IOZIZ 330032 JOHN GUIOR¥ 1/31/86 ~ iOZ13 350019 DONALD Jo JAEGER - 1/31/86 .' ':' ' ~5 I021~ 56~20 DO~ JOHNSON 1/31/86 200.00 · ~ 1C215 370050 ED K[S'.iTZ 1/31/86 200.00 ~i 10215 3~033 PATRICK L£O~;ARO 1/31/85 63.00 1/31/86 200.00 1/31/90 300.00 1/31, 5,Z07.31 ' ' 1/31, ZO0.O0 1021~ /t 9005 ~t GARY WOODWARD 1/31/B6 :.,: . . . ?7 22156 2~1515 ANTONIO VELARDO, INC. : : ~ lI/1Z/S~ ::::~].:..[:. ' 7~890.OO ~s~ 22350 273315 HENRY AL~ER 5 1/01/86 6~9,. O0 ~ 22361 020405 CONEY ~C5 RAISH 1/01/86 53.79 22352 ~900Z0 RICHARD ~Ea'~ 1/01/86 ZZ~.27 I~ 2Z367 Z~OO!D CHARLES L CAS~ 1/01/86 502.~6 z,; ZZ355 033600 CALLiE CLANTON 1/01/85 Z87.62 '.~ ZZ~?Z '~'~00~7 GUS R. HART I/O[/B6 6Z6.5~ l? ~2373 5G03~5 CA~ROLE[ZER HERR[NO ~/0~/8~ ~55.35 4z 2237G 3~00L3 T. 5. HICKS ~/0~/86 2Z3Ta 370.013 VIRGINIA E, KEISTER ZZ379 111635 DOROTHEA M KENNEDY ZZ 31'? 0 '3 7000~, HUGH ~ENNEDY 22382 22383 223S~ Z23~ 3800G7 HERBERT LAESSER 1Z05gO ' 50~ I... LATHAM 330002 VER~ LEWIS 3.BOD05 GRETCHEN LUCY ~ooOOZ RUTH L. NELSON 1/01/86 195,33 1/01/86 218,07 1/01/86 386.63 1 / o 1/~ ~.'~::.~ :,~: 2 ~o. ~ ~ .~...~ .ii..;~ :-. I~I~ II ~ '?[101/86:'!':i!:~:'';.':";'i" ~07,26.~:; . 1101185 3~5.52 1/01/86 309.49 - ~ 1/31/86 CITY OF ~OYNTON ~EACH t., PAGE 26 ~ ......... ~!~A5.37 C U R R E N T H g.N T H C M E C K S ~'-'; CHECK ~ VENDOR r~ VENDO~ NAqE CHECK DATE TOTAL AMOUNT 1/01/8~ 1.302.35 · . 2235,5 ~2001I CHARLES PRESSER 1/01/86 278.31 233~-~ 155303 EL~ ANOn: PUFFER " ................... 22392 192592 ADA SH~K 22374 ~bOOO5 ~A~Y T~4K 1/01/86 99e87 1/01/86 238.95 22396 2~Z6L5 LEE TH]MA3 ...................... 1/;31/~5 22395 233q52 OLIVE -~ ALL.AC E 1/01/86 ........................ i68,90' ZZ397 490018 ~C ARTHUR WATERS 1/ol/86 460.12 ................. Z2398 206900 MILDPEO ~. ZW~RT 1/01/86 77.13 22399' 02~50~ ..... ~R ~{O~ 2R D ~%'l:['E y 1/01/8~ 620.22 ~ :Y' 22~0G 33J003 JOH~I G~R.]NER 1/9l/~6 1,937.77 . ~7401 0~U3~5 ~iLLIA~ R. H~MILTJN ~/~1/86 :'~ 2.2~ Jg 085351 '40~H .~UDOE E S'TON .............. 2Z40~ 13~7~0 HAROLO ~iLL ~,R 893,05 Lg~b.] TH=,]DOq 6 S]RG 1/01/86 1 ~000.00 ~__ 22~36 02~G2~ ~D~ARD ~. BOLES ....... Z2~37 O.51~650 HAqGLO HcR~ING ::~ Z2*la 14b~O-} ALLAN ';YDUIST 11414.54 ............ 2~41] 420D0~ ST4NLCy C, PaRTER 1/01/86 982~33 20~39 JOq, M f,,r.~ ', ~ ' · 1101/86 ' 91.50 ........ 22416 ~2~_ _LORraINE ~I6K[ ':' 1 O ' 22~8 2'924~Z THE CREO!T U~ION OF P~L~ l/Ot/8~ I~3~8.82 OZC~71 ~ R ' ' t 691; 3 ................ 2~ C169~0 iATLAS PFAT r :cqr, .* r 12/31/85 ~,927.56 22431 1'/03/86 ~2101.6 USCM DEF~R~-n; rn~,,o --~ 1,772.16 03~6~9 M UT~R F~,*.~Eo ' "-< l/t 3/36 , gO P . ~ .... , · . : 2Z¥)~ .... 7-- ' --':'~": ' ':' .'::' '. '"' .',:': 1103186 '.' :'" z_t~ ~roffN'~¢~.'" ~,' _. ...,: ........ t6~,~s' -': -;~' " " ZZ436 032~01 CITY OF soChroa BEACH / /86 11,271.00 .......... 22~37 1217~3 SALLY LEWIS 1/06/86 ~2.18 .......................... ~ ........ ~ .......... 1/06/86 MO.O0 L/31/Lo CrTY C}F 30YNTON BEACH 'qJAEO? C U R ~ ~ q r M O N T H CHEC~ ;~ VENDO~ '~ VENDOR N~.'~E ~ - 22~0 323009 22~41 ~' 224~2 ~ _. 22~43 020~71 PAG2 27 CHECKS CHECK DATE TOTAL AM~NT ,"! 1 ,q E MICHAELS 1/00/86 195,,00 ERIC FALSTA3 1/09/85 THE ~R,_OIT UNION O~ PALM 1/09/86 26,601.30 ~A~NETT dANK - WITHHOLDIN 1/lO/8b 35~573.bl 'qOODY JR., ~;ILLIE 1/10/86 30b.37 22445 410005 JUE L G~£NS 01~] 22'~4~ 2 IC,~50 U.;. P'_I S T~IA STER ~-! 32,*47 041583 CAoT. JL;d,N DELOACH 1/10/85 34_%.94 1/10/85 1,500.00 1/10/6~ 15,000.00 1/10/86 1,772 ·16 l/ID/ab 47,3~8o57 1/10/86 8,415.36 1113/8o 812.34 1/1_%/85 8,760o2B 1113186 581.25 1/! 3/85 Z,O00~O0 1/13/85 158.77 t/13/86 6.36 1/iB/85 1/14/86 1/14/85 l/l~/£b ,~ 22-+~5 090105 [CDA e=_TIRE,*q~NT CORP. 0_~' 224'~ 023~00 SLUE CROSS OF FLORIDA ~ 22450 205547 THE [RAVELERS COMPANIES ~-- 22~52 196010 STATE 3F FLOR[DA 22451 196:315 STAT~ OF FLOR[gA ~n 22457 O3Z,Jg~ CITY OF ~OYNTON BEACH .,~ 22~50 0755~5 ,SG[mqT'TE~ff PLAN OF THE TA 709.51 5,103.00 ~ ,3 Z3.5__6_ .............................................. Ll,50g.34 3~,TO 150.00 2.6,8Sb,, S 7 237,05q'o 38 100, 00- 42.00 , 1,881._~0 -'! , . I ~345.48 1,273,13 /~-"~ 22452 032201 CITY OF SOYNTON BEACH .:::?:::::-:.. :::., :. 1/t5/85 22453 053768 FLORIDA POLICE COMDAT:LE"~ ";/.':ii':/: 1/15/85 22464 2024~-'~--- THE CREDIT UNION OF 'cA~ "1/16/85 22405 032595 CITY OF b~YNTON GE~CH 1/17/~6 22460 0Z0471 54~NPTT SANK - ~ITHHOLDIN 1/17/86 22~73 ~5002~ T~A~STERS LOCAL UN~ON NO. 1/2~/86 22474 055550 FRAT~;(NAL ORDER OF POLICE 1/22/86 224?5 202442 THE CREDIT UNION OF.PAL~:;~ :~:; 2 ~4-84 ~500~7 EDWA~ D S'41 TH 1/24/8.5 l~lb9.6I 22~25 216452 'URn, AN LAND INSTITUTE ~/27/86 53.50 224S6 '074617 TH~ GOVERNOr'S INN 1/27/86 77.00 zz48a o5ozoz -~.o.~.~.0 ~c. :~ ;;:. :::: ':;~:~ ;:..:.:;:~:::': :~,: ~:~?~:.:~ ?~;.I/zT/s~:~.~~ :~;?~: ~.~. ~ 3 ~5o~,oo?:~<~::f:~:.:/:;~-.?~:;~:~?:.': 224'70 '~0~41 G.H. OAHL~EYER~ ESTATE 1128186 34.75 2255~ 2,22 5 ~ ~ JEAN ~HO'qAS ~/29/B6 ~50. O0 22554 034~0 REGGIE COTTLE 1/29/86 ~00.00 i/Z. 1/~o cITY Jm mOYt~TJN ~EACH PAGE 28 ~A507 C U ~ q ~ ,~ T H 3 ~ ¥ H C ~ E C K S CHECK ;; VENDbR ,~ VENgOR NA'-~E CHECK OAT6 TOTAL AMOUNT 225~'~ ..... 202~2 [H~ C&EO[T UNION 2F PALN [/]O/B5 22555 012]~5 CITY O~ ~OYNTON ~£ACH 1/31/86 2ZS55 ~6012'9 ...... ~tC~EL co TAYLO~ I/'51/86 2Z559 ~00017 T~OY M DAVIS t/31/S5 27~068.06 2~2~9'76o27 ~46.02 257.10 3,7LO,O6Zo41 ~