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Minutes 07-16-85MINUTES OF THE REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING HELD AT CITY HALL BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA, TUESDAY, JULY 16, 1985 AT 7:30 P. M. PRESENT Nick Cassandra, Mayor Robert Ferrell, Vice Mayor Ezell Hester, Jr., Councilman James R. Warnke, Councilman Carl Zimmerman, Councilman Peter L. Cheney, City Manager Betty S. Boroni, City Clerk James W. Vance, City Attorney Mayor Cassandra called the meeting to order at 7:30 P. M. He announced the Invocation will be given by Pastor Nathaniel Robinson, Church of God, followed by the Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag. AGENDA APPROVAL Councilman Warnke stated he would like to add an item under Administrative, D - Discussion - Hurricane Code. Mr. Cheney stated he would like to add under Administrative, Item E - Consideration of Utility Service Agreement on Hypoluxo Road at High Ridge Road; under the Consent Agenda where we already have four beer and liquor license approvals, an additional one for 67 Liquor Store at Yachtman's Plaza; another bill under Approval of Bills - All Right Paving Company in the amount of $20,317.05 for work done in the new Cherry Hill Road Improvement Project which just started a couple months ago; and a resolution under VIII-D-2 relative to a reduction of bond for Homes of Lawrence on Lawrence Road. Mayor Cassandra stated he would like to delete out of the Consent Agenda, Items G-3 and K for discussion purposes. Councilman Zimmerman moved to accept the agenda as corrected, seconded by Councilman Hester. Motion carried 5-0. ANNOUNCEMENTS Mayor Cassandra welcomed former Mayor Marty Trauger and his lovely wife and also former-Councilwoman Lyn Huckle. Recognition of Recreation & Park Department's Volunteer of the Year - Bill Knoll Mrs. Eleanor Wollenweber told about the volunteer program started in the Recreation & Park Department last October and then introduced Ms. Carol Knight, Volunteer Coordinator. Ms. Knight told about one volunteer standing out with twelve years of service plus being cooperative and dependable. She told about Mr. Bill Knoll's assistance in various projects. - 1 - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA JULY 16, 1985 Mayor Cassandra then presented a plaque to Mr. Bill Knoll and expressed appreciation for his service to the Recreation & Park Department. Mayor Cassandra showed another plaque and explained this was just started and would .be engraved with people's names in recognition and placed at the entrance to city hall to thank these people. Mr. Bill Knoll expressed thanks and stated in his 78 years, he never anticipated receiving anything like this during his retired years, especially when doing something he enjoyed. Presentation of Service Awards to City Employees by Mayor Nick Cassandra The Mayor presented the following awards: 30 Years - Pin and Bond Arthur Black - Utilities 20 Years - Pin and Bond Gretchen Luby - Library 15 Years - Pin Roy Aikens Carl Dixon Edward Hillery Jerry Moody Booker Norfus - Public Works - Police Dept. - Police Dept. - Parks Dept. - Parks Dept. William Sullivan - Personnel & Purchasing 10 Years - Pin Anthony Albertus - Police Dept. Dorothy Bjork James Boyd John Denson Mattie Hirth Charles Jones Hugh Kennedy Sam Shelton Lonnie Sullivan Willie Wilfork John Wright - Police Dept. - Parks Dept. - Recreation Dept. - City Manager's Office - Public Works - Utilities - Building Maintenance - Parks Dept. - Public Works - Public Works Accident Report Councilman Warnke referred to a traffic accident recently when two workers of the city were crushed behind a city - 2 - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA JULY 16, 1985 truck and sustained extreme injuries and reported that William T. Hilliard died this morning and Mark Lewis lost one of his legs and is still in serious condition. He announced there has been a trust fund set up in the Finance Department for anyone wishing to contribute to the financial plight these families will now find themselves in. Workmen's compensation and insurance will not cover all the expenses. So far, in excess of $200 has been collected. Each member of the City Council is contributing $25 to the trust fund and he urges the citizens of Boynton Beach to also contribute what they can for the financial problems of the families involved. Mr. Cheney added that the fund has increased to somewhere around $900. CITY MANAGER'S REPORT Employees' Service Awards Mr. Cheney stated he is pleased with the awards given tonight because this is the best attendance we have had by city employees when giving out awards. He referred to the employees being valuable and expressed appreciation for their contributions to the city. Shelters at the Beach Mr. Cheney reported that we have begun to put roofs on the shelters at the beach. Post Office Construction Mr. Cheney reported that he met a total of three hours today relative to the post office regarding the access and utility questions. The question of better access requiring the post office to buy more land has not been completed, but we are still working on that. Special City Council Meetings Mr. Cheney announced that the five following Special City Council meetings are scheduled: July 23 at 11:00 A. M. to receive and open bids for the general obligation bond issue of $6,350,000 for improve- ments to the police department, fire department, public works building, library and city hall. Monday, July 22, Tuesday, July 23, and Wednesday, July 24 at 7:30 P. M. budget workshop sessions will be held in the council chambers. - 3 - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA JULY 16, 1985 Thursday, July 25, the City Council is having a special workshop on the subject of drinking water treatment com- paring reverse osmosis to the lime stabilization. We are looking forward to many people coming to that meeting and asking questions. The recommendation from the staff is to use reverse osmosis. We hope people will comment about this and express their concerns, so they can be addressed. City Budget Mr. Cheney announced that he anticipates copies of the city budget for the general fund will be available for the City Council either tomorrow or Thursday in preparation for budget workshops. He explained how the budget will be pre- pared in three sections. Mayor Cassandra ascertained there were no questions and stated the report would be accepted as presented. PUBLIC AUDIENCE Fund Raiser for Tia Clemmons Mrs. Dee Zibelli, 440 Ocean Parkway, distributed a newspaper article about Tia Clemmons and told about her hearing problem. She referred to a bank account being opened for Tia and small fund raisers with different organizations taking place and announced that a large fund raiser is being planned for October 19 entitled: Boynton Beach, the City Which Cares - Tia's Birthday Party. She told about all-day activities being planned and requested the Council's support and use of the civic center for this event. Mrs. Lillian Artis introduced her granddaughter, Tia Clemmons. Mrs. Zibelli continued they are in a situation where the insurance company has not yet covered her type of operation. She explained the operation procedure and stated they are happy to know Tia is a candidate and the possibili- ties are good for her. The problem is needing $15,000. They are requesting the City Council to allow them to use the center with a minimum number of workers and equipment. Vice Mayor Ferrell commented that he did not see any reason why the city cannot go ahead and cooperate and have that facility used. Councilman Hester added that he thinks we should help as much as we can and sees no reason why they cannot use the civic center unless there is a legal problem. - 4 - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA JULY 16, 1985 Councilman Warnke commented that he would like to see the center used. Councilman Zimmerman agreed and asked if anything is scheduled and Mrs. Zibelli replied that it is open. Mayor Cassandra requested the City Manager to comment and Mr. Cheney advised that he asked them to come before the Council. He would like to clarify the policy question of using the civic center and the city providing support. It means we will need to devote some labor with assembling the stage, keeping the grounds clean, etc. He wants to be sure we do extra things to ensure the volunteers can do their jobs and possibly even have some of our program specialists provide some assistance. It could be the first county-wide type activity and possibly can be done yearly to help other children. Mayor Cassandra referred to the city donating the time for this and stated we should help one of our citizens. He sum- marized that the consensus of opinion is to go ahead with it and we hope it is successful. Mrs. Zibelli added that tomorrow night, a meeting is being held at Royal Palm Clubhouse in reference to this. She then introduced some of the volunteers present. Disabled Parking Space Violation Penalty Ms. Eleanor Shuman, 2520 N.E. 1st Court, urged the City Council to please vote for proposed Ordinance No. 85-44 having to do with handicapped parking. Also, if this is approved, she requests that it be implemented so the offi- cers have the tickets to write physically and the money stays in Boynton Beach. She added that hopefully the Building Department will look into what has happened over the past years where there is not enough parking for the han- dicapped pursuant to Florida Law. After further comments, she again requested passage of this ordinance. Mayor Cassandra referred to the money going to the county and Mr. Cheney agreed, but explained that it may be better to continue that rather than establishing a separate ticket. Accident Report In response to Mr. Ralph Marchese's question, Mr. Cheney stated that people wanting to make donations to the employees in the accident can make a check out to the City - 5 - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA JULY 16, 1985 of Boynton Beach noting the Hilliard and Lewis Fund. Mr. Marchese referred to the newspapers giving attention and Mr. Cheney replied that the Miami Herald has been particularly helpful in this. Bond for Mahogany Bay Project Mr. Kevin Henderson, Metro Development Corp., 21301 Powerline Road, Boca Raton, stated they have requested an extension for finalizing their plat for the Mahogany Bay rental project. They are cognizant of the requirement to post a bond for the improvements; but in pursuing that bond, they have come across some difficulty in finding a way to post that bond and getting it released as they build out. The project build-out is virtually short being 17 months. He explained how there are some substantial differences between rental projects. He would like to bring this item to the City Manager and City Attorney for a view from all sides and bring back to the Council for consideration as to whether their particular circumstances would warrant a look at the bond they would have to post for their project is truly serving the purpose in their case. Mayor Cassandra clarified that he wanted this request tabled because of a problem of surety and Mr. Henderson clarified that he wants an extension to record the final plat. In the absence of having a better solution, it would be most help- ful. Mr. Cheney clarified that Mr. Henderson is addressing the Council prior to approval of the Consent Agenda to advise he is requesting an extension because of the bonding issue and not because they have not been pursuing the matter. He recommends extending it while we continue to see if there is a solution to the bonding question. A report will be provided. CONSENT AGENDA A. Minutes 1. Regular City Council Meeting Minutes of July 2, 1985 Bids Sale and removal of lime sludge at the Boynton Beach Water Treatment Plant - Utilities The Tabulation Committee recommends extending the bid to Hardrives, Inc., Delray Beach, in the amount of $1.76 per cubic yard. - 6 - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA JULY 16, 1985 C. Resolutions NONE D. Development Plans Consider request for approval for a replat of Quail Lake plat, including construction plans for infrastructure improvements to serve 135 condominium units in connection with a previously approved Planned Unit Development on Congress Avenue at Golf Road, northwest corner. Request was submitted by Richard E. Teagle for Phillip Conner. The Planning & Zoning Board unanimously recommended approval of this request subject to staff comments. Consider request from Peter L. Cheney for approval of a 3,000 square foot addition to an existing children's day care center, including landscaping and paved parking located at 909 N.E. 3rd Street. This center is known as Boynton Beach Child Care and is owned by the City. The Planning & Zoning Board unanimously recommended approval of this request subject to staff comments. Consider request for approval of an amended site plan to allow construction of a 280 square foot maintenance building near softball diamonds at Caloosa Park, 1300 S.W. 39th Avenue. Request was submitted by William F. Wilsher for Palm Beach County Parks and Recreation Department. The Planning & Zoning Board unanimously recommended approval of this request subject to staff comments. Consider request for approval of an amended site plan to allow for enlarged floor plans at North Woods Phase 3 of Hunters Run Golf and Racquet Club Planned Unit Development. Request was submitted by Gary Maresca and Dean Fleming for George Culverhouse. The Planning & Zoning Board unanimously recommended approval of this request subject to staff comments. - 7 - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA JULY 16, 1985 Consider request for approval of a site plan which provides for the construction of 384 apartment units plus landscaping and recreation facilities at The Landings lOcated on Congress Avenue at S.W. Congress Blvd., north side. Request was submitted by M. T. Register for The Landings Apartments, Ltd. The Planning & Zoning Board unanimously recommended approval of this request subject to staff comments. Consider request for site plan approval to construct 36 multi-family dwelling units plus landscaping at Phase II of the Quail Lake West project north of Golf Road, west of Congress Avenue. Request was submitted by Robert C. Wade for the Catania Development Corporation. The Planning & Zoning Board unanimously recommended approval of this request subject to staff comments. Consider request for site plan approval to construct a 20,298 square foot new branch banking facility/office building on 1.26 acres located on Congress Avenue at Old Boynton Road, northwest corner. This request was submitted by Howarth L. Lewis for Sunpoint Savings Bank. The Planning & Zoning Board unanimously recommended approval of this request subject to staff comments. Consider request for time extension for filing the final plat for Mahogany Bay. The City Engineer recommends the 90 day extension beyond July 15, 1985, be granted subject to approval of a revised cost estimate to be submitted when the final plat is filed. E. Transmittal of Road Impact Fees to Palm Beach County The Finance Director has reviewed the collections as noted in his memo of July 10, 1985, and finds them in order and recommends they be transmitted to Palm Beach County. City Representative'to Palm BeaCh County Beaches and Shores Council The City Manager recommends that the City Council concur with the suggestion for Charles Frederick to represent the city on'this council. - 8 - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA JULY 16, 1985 Ge Approve request for zoning approval for alcoholic beverage licenses: 1. The Villager Pub 4. 1403 Boynton~Beach Blvd. BOynton Beach, FL 33435 Cantina Del Mare 1600 N, Federal Hwy. Boynton Beach, FL 2. J. Christopher's 5. 901 North Congress Ave. Boynton Beach, FL 33435 67 Liquor Store 1550 N. Federal Hwy. Boynton Beach, FL The Deputy Building Official notes zoning permits the requests as submitted. H. List of Payments - June, 1985 See attached list. Approve authorization for Disposal of Records - Finance Department The Finance Director requested this authorization per his memo No. 50 dated June 21, 1985. J. Consider approval of Disaster Shelter Agreement The American Red Cross requests approval of the Disaster Shelter Agreement for the Boynton Beach Civic Center. ne Approve issuance of request for proposal for refunding Utility and Golf Bonds The City Staff recommends the Request for Proposal prepared by Prudential Bache be approved. M. Approval of Bills See list attached plus addition of bill from Ail Right Paving Company in the amount of $20,317.05 for the Cherry Hill Road Improvement Project. Vice Mayor Ferrell made a motion to approve the Consent Agenda with the noted exceptions, seconded by Councilman Hester. Mayor Cassandra clarified this would be approval of Items A, B-l, D-l-8, E, F, G-l, G-2, G-4, G-5, H, I, J, L and M with the additional bill. Motion carried 5-0. - 9 - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA JULY 16, 1985 G. Approve request for zoning approval for alcohOlic beverage license: Lou's Subs & Soups, Inc. 502 North Federal Highway BOynton Beach, FL 33435 Mayor CaSsandra referred to this being very close to St. Mark's ChUrch and requested legal advice whether this is allowed under our ordinances. Mr. Vance read Sections 3-6 and 3-7 of the code. Mayor Cassandra suggested tabling this approval so confir- mation of distance from this particular area to the house of worship can be verified. Councilman Warnke pointed out that we do have a recommendation from city staff saying this is allowed and he presumes they took this distance into con- sideration. Mayor Cassandra replied that he thinks it would be advantageous to have it confirmed. Vice Mayor Ferrell made a motion to approve, subject to it being~checked rather than having them wait three more weeks. Mayor Cassandra stated that Lou's has been there for five yearsland he doesn't think three more weeks will hurt and Vice Mayor Ferrell replied that there is no reason to hold them Up three more weeks. Councilman Warnke seconded the motion. Mayor Cassandra clarified that the motion is to grant Lou's a conditional approval based on verification that it is allowed and meets the requirements of Section 3-7. Under discussion, Mayor Cassandra commented that with due respect of not hOlding up the bUsiness needs, he still thinks it behooves the city to do this right. Vice Mayor Ferrell responded that it also behooves the city to do things in an expeditious manner and he assumes the staff has done their job. Motion carried 4-1 with Mayor Cassandra dissenting. K. Approve City Council attendance at Florida League of Cities Convention in Hollywood, Florida - OctOber 10-12 Mayor Cassandra referred to this convention being held in Hollywood, Florida, and questioned the need for hotel reser- vations and Councilman Warnke stated that many meetings at the Municipal League Conventions last well into the night and he does not care to drive 1-95 at 11:00 P. M. and return at 6:00 or 7:00 A. M. the next morning. He thinks it would be advantageous for those attending the convention to stay overnight. Mayor Cassandra questioned just who was planning to attend and Councilman Warnke stated this is general authorization fOr anyone on the CoUncil to attend this convention. - 10- REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA JULY 16' 1985 Vice Mayor Ferrell made a motion to approve this for the Mayor and City Council to go covering the expenses of anyone who wants to go. Councilman Warnke seconded the motion. Motion carried 5-0. Mr. Cheney requested that his office be advised as soon as possible just who is going, so rooms can be reserved. He asked if anyone definitely was not going and Mayor Cassandra replied that he cannot say at this time. BIDS NONE PUBLIC HEARING Consider a request for an amendment to the Future Land Use Element of the Comprehensive Plan from Local Retail Commercial to Industrial and Rezoning from C-3 Community Commercial to M-1 Light Industrial for the purpose of establishing a sales office and storage yard for Spada Concrete Specialists, Inc. Request was submitted by Frank Spada for Spada Land Company and would be located at 3466 Old Dixie Highway. Mr. Annunziato explained the location and told about the zoning of surrounding properties. He explained how property in this area had been annexed into the C-3 category and stated he submitted a memo dated June 5, 1985, stating the Planning Department's analysis and recommendation. He fur- ther explained how it may not be appropriate to have C-3 zoning along Old Dixie Highway, but M-1 seemed inappropriate in this location. An ample amount of M-1 land is available and vacant for this use, but not in this location. The future land use in this area should be determined with the comprehensive plan modification procedure. They recommend denial of this request. Mr. Frank Spada told about outgrowing their previous C-3 location and purchased this larger C-3 property because that is what they had for years. When applying for a fence per- mit, that is when they found out they could not park trucks on the property. There is commercial property in this area, but he does not see it used for retail stores being located along the train tracks. There are commercial vehicles parked in residential areas of the city and nobody sees this property along the railroad tracks. - 11 - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA JULY 16, 1985 Mayor Cassandra ascertained nobody else desired to speak and declared the public hearing closed. Councilman Warnke referred to the Planning & Zoning Board turning this down based on creating an isolated M-1 parcel which would be spot zoning. He agrees with this recommen- dation and it is his opinion this would be spot zoning to the detriment of the surrounding property owners. Mayor Cassandra referred to conditional uses in C-3 zoning and Mr. Annunziato informed him that contractor's yards are not allowed. Councilman Zimmerman moved to deny this request in con- currence with the recommendation, seconded by Councilman Warnke. As requested, Mrs. Boroni took a roll call vote and the motion carried 5-0. Ke Approve City Council attendance at Florida League of Cities Convention in Hollywood, Florida - October 10-12 (Continued) Councilman Warnke referred to not appointing a voting dele- gate at this convention under previous discussion and Councilman Zimmerman moved to address that now, seconded by Councilman Warnke. Motion carried 5-0. Councilman Zimmerman moved to let our regular delegate to the Municipal League represent us, which would be Councilman Jim Warnke, seconded by Vice Mayor Ferrell. Under discussion, Mayor Cassandra referred to being kept informed of what is being voted on and Mr. Warnke replied that he would not vote unless the entire Council approved. Motion carried 5-0. Mayor Cassandra declared a five minute break and then recon- vened the meeting at 8:50 P. M. DEVELOPMENT PLANS Consider agreement relative to Forum Shoppes Site Plan Mr. Bob Kassell referred to having an approved site plan and told about the shopping center including theaters, retail stores and office building under construction. He advised there have been some problems with the site plan submitted with a mistake discovered on some of the shared parking arrangements with their neighbors. They have been working - 12 - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA JULY 16, 1985 with the city departments on being able to solve this, so they can continue construction. Construction has been stopped by the Building Department until this is satisfied. He believes they have come to a resolution. An agreement was prepared by the City Attorney, which is acceptable to them and the City of Boynton Beach. He requests that the City Council approve this agreement, so they can proceed. It specifically has to do with the number of parking spaces for the entire project. They propose to submit a new plan to the City Council. They do have adequate parking on their site, can do it through shared parking and also have an office building at one end on which they can change the con- figuration and provide parking underneath, or have a cross parking agreement with their neighbors to the east. They are going back t.o the drawing board and will come up with something making sense to all concerned. Mr. Cheney informed the Council the project was approved and the cross parking situation was developed with City Federal Bank. The retail stores are finished. They have a commit- ment to have the theaters in operation by Christmas. There is no way they can get the site plan redone and approved through the regular city process to meet their commitment. We are suggesting and they are commiting through this agreement to bring in a site plan which will work. A permit can be issued in the meantime and they can proceed with the theater with a reduced number of seats. It still would not be over-built relative to parking. The agreement has been approved by Mr. Vance and it protects the city and holds us harmless. He thinks it is a workable solution to this problem. He recommends proceeding under this arrangement. Mr. Vance added that he believes the agreement as drafted legally protects the city. Mayor Cassandra questioned from what and Mr. Vance replied from construction of facilities which would exceed the number of parking spaces required by ordinance. Mayor Cassandra questioned if the other people did not agree to shared parking and Mr. Cheney informed him there is only one shared parking agreement that is not workable. Mr. Kassell added that they would be reducing the number of theater seats and if they cannot work out the parking requirements, they would have the reduced number of seats. After further discussion about shared parking arrangements, Mr. Cheney clarified that it is suggested, in the absence of a new site plan which will take awhile, that possibly an - 13 - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA JULY 16, 1985 agreement could be developed to indemnify the city. Mr. Kassell added that the agreement includes for the city's protection that they are not allowed to get any c/o, not allowed to build the number of original seats, not allowed to start the office building, but can just continue construction. Councilman Zimmerman moved to sign this agreement with Forum Shoppes, seconded by Vice Mayor Ferrell. Motion carried 5-0. Consider request for site plan approval to construct a 6,300 square foot strip retail and office building on .57 acres located on Boynton Beach Boulevard and N.E. 1st Street, northwest corner. Request was submitted by Everado R. Garcia for Anthony Mannino and will be known as the Mannino Shopping Center. Mr. Annunziato informed the Council that this was not approved unanimously by the Planning & Zoning Board because there was concern about the kind of use as opposed to the site plan presented. There was discussion by the Board whether the city should be thinking in terms of higher land uses along Boynton Beach Boulevard to compliment uses in the redevelopment area. The question was whether a strip commer- cial center like this would be appropriate for that site and what impact it would have on the other parcels along Boynton Beach Boulevard. This request was recommended for approval 5-1 by the Planning & Zoning Board subject to staff com- ments. The Community Appearance Board reviewed and approved it last night. Mayor Cassandra referred to the zoning allowing strip com- mercial and Mr. Annunziato informed him the application as proposed is consistent with zoning. Councilman Warnke referred to there being an excessive number of staff comments to be met and Mr. Annunziato agreed and commented that it appears the building might end up shrinking to accommodate the staff comments. In response to comments about strip commercial and the down- town development, Mr. Vance clarified that technically this meets the C-3 requirements for the site plan. Mr. Everado R. Garcia stated they will comply with all the requirements of the staff. Hopefully it will be better than the rest of the block and will upgrade the rest of the pro- - 14 - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA JULY 16, 1985 perties in the area. Councilman Warnke asked if they agreed to make the tremendous number of changes noted and Mr. Garcia replied affirmatively and added they did not get all the information in the first place and were not familiar with the procedures of the city. Mr. Vance clarified that he agrees to comply with all staff comments and Mr. Garcia replied affirmatively. Councilman Zimmerman moved to approve this request with all staff comments, seconded by Councilman Hester. Motion carried 5-0. LEGAL Ordinances - 2nd Reading - Public Hearing Proposed Ordinance No. 85-43 - Re: Change number of alternates on Community Appearance Board Mr. Vance read proposed Ordinance No. 85-43 by title: AN ORDINANCE-OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA, AMENDING CHAPTER 19. PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT GENERALLY, ARTICLE III, COMMUNITY APPEARANCE BOARD, SECTION 19-38. ESTABLISHED; MEMBERSHIP, QUALIFICATIONS. OF THE CODE OF ORDINANCES, CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA, BY AMENDING SAID SECTION TO REDUCE THE NUMBER OF ALTERNATE MEMBERS ON THE COMMUNITY APPEARANCE BOARD FROM THREE (3) TO TWO (2); PROVIDING THAT EACH AND EVERY OTHER PROVISION OF CHAPTER 19. PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT GENERALLY, ARTICLE III. COMMUNITY APPEARANCE BOARD, 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. Mayor Cassandra ascertained nobody wished to speak in favor or against this proposed ordinance and declared the public~ hearing closed. Vice Mayor Ferrell made a motion to approve this ordinance on second reading, seconded by Councilman Zimmerman. Mrs. Boroni took a roll call vote as follows: Councilman Warnke - Aye Councilman Zimmerman - Aye Mayor Cassandra - Aye Vice Mayor Ferrell - Aye Councilman Hester - Aye Motion carried 5-0. - 15 - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA Ordinances - 1st Reading NONE Resolutions Proposed Resolution No. 85-TT - Re: Amending Civil Service Rules and Regulations JULY 16, 1985 Mr. Vance read proposed Resolution No. 85-TT by title: A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA, AMENDING RULES AND REGULATIONS OF CIVIL SERVICE BY ADOPTING A NEW SET OF RULES AND REGULATIONS. Mr. Cheney informed the Council that he distributed a pro- posed new set of rules and regulations with a memo from the Personnel Director and his memo. He referred to these variety of changes having been in the works for a long time and advised a number of changes are relatively routine, but are improvements. Mr. Cheney stated basically the issue in the Fire Department is to make it possible for greater mobility and promotion and achievement and get rewarded for it. We are trying to relate by providing for firefighters to be I, II or III and hopefully, they will all progress to III. We will then have a limited number, which are well paid and well trained and can do any number of jobs. He explained how this would allow flexibility and use of personnel. Mr. Cheney referred to the Police Department and stated he thinks it is fair to say just about everybody in the Police Department is in agreement. He explained how the current system allows a detective to become a lieutenant without first becoming a sergeant and how a lieutenant for most of the week is the chief on duty and a very important person in the day-to-day function of the Police Department. This allows a lieutenant in charge without having supervisory experience. This proposal takes away from a detective the right to go directly to a lieutenant, but substitutes for that the idea of special sergeant. The detective will be paid as a special sergeant and be given exposure to super- visory work. Then, a sergeant's test will be given for eva- luation and they will be eligible to become a lieutenant. He summarized that what we have taken away from a detective, - 16 - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA JULY 16, 1985 we have given something in return and Will pay them for it. Also, there will be the advantage built in with having a special sergeant on the road and bringing in other sergeants to get experience in the station. He believes the vast majority is in agreement with this. He thinks we have done all we can to develop good proposals and respond to the rights of employees and the city. He then requested the Chiefs to comment. Fire Chief Rhoden explained how actually an apprenticeship program was being developed with a progressive program resulting in having capable men. This is a program enabling the men with initiative to go to the top. He thinks it is exactly what the Fire Department needs. Police Chief Hillery stated the Police Department is lacking supervisory experience prior to the men becoming watch com- manders. It is important for the watch commander to be able to supervise the men. This plan offers an excellent oppor- tunity to move people who are sergeants to gain experience, so when they become lieutenants, they can serve in any department of the Police Department. This is the essence of good management. Officer Chris Yannuzzi requested to speak. He referred to the promotional exam given for sergeant in March 1984 and told about the promotions filled from this list and the balance remaining. As a member of the Police Department, he accepts this concept as a viable method; however, his con- cern is this could promote ten current detectives, only four who have passed the sergeant exam. How is the promotion of these six being justified to the position of sergeant over those who passed the test and remain on the active list? Mr. Cheney replied this is being justified because it is taking away the right of going from detective to lieutenant and all will have to take the sergeant test. Also, with the turnover, it is anticipated that those who have passed the sergeant exam will most likely have the opportunity to become sergeant before the list expires. Councilman Warnke referred to objections coming under grievances before the Civil Service Board and Mr. Cheney informed him the grievance procedure is more complicated, but there is always the opportunity to file a grievance. Mayor Cassandra clarified that Officer Yannuzzi's concern was some people, who have not taken the sergeant's test, may jump ahead of him and Officer Yannuzzi agreed this would - 17 - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA JULY 16, 1985 happen. Mr. Cheney disagreed, as there is still the same opportunity for promotions into the sergeant's position. Mayor Cassandra referred to a test being passed for the sergeant's slot and Officer Yannuzzi replied that when a detective becomes eligible, he will be promoted and collect the special sergeant's pay and will also become eligible for lieutenant before he will. Vice Mayor Ferrell interjected that they are eligible right now to take the lieutenant's test. Mayor Cassandra clarified that it is possible at the end of the proper period of time, a special sergeant can take the lieutenant's test, but Officer Yannuzzi could not and could slip two years behind in time. Vice Mayor Ferrell commented that if it isn't changed, he will still be behind the detectives. Officer Yannuzzi stated that the proposal is fine, but he wanted to make his objection part of the record. Mayor Cassandra referred to the Training Officer in the Fire Department and Mr. Cheney stated that his memo submitted covers this with reference to Resolution No. 80-L which accepted the fact the Training Officer did not have to obtain all his experience in Boynton Beach, but because we will require the Training Officer to be a Firefighter III, in essence six of the eight years will be in the city. Mr. Cheney informed the Council that the Chairman of the Civil Service Board indicated he was not here tonight because he was not on the Civil Service Board when all these issues were presented. Vice Mayor Ferrell made a motion to adopt this resolution adopting the Civil Service Rules and Regulations. He added that amending the rules was a problem the Police Department has been trying to iron out and it is good to see the problem in the Fire Department is getting straightened out too. Councilman Hester seconded the motion. Under discussion, Mr. Cheney added that the detectives do support this. Mayor Cassandra referred to submitting comments and expressed concern in lowering the standards in the form of a passing grade. He doesn't think the City Council should be waiving examinations; we should be examining people to see what they are capable of doing. He is also concerned about height and weight as it is a point you cannot join the force unless a certain weight, but it is not held for years to come. In the area of qualification, he is a firm believer of academic requirements. Field experience is definitely needed. There is a tendency to slip between hours and cre- dit hours on Page 35. He showed a flow chart he prepared - 18 - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA JULY 16, 1985 and how it meant going back to go forward for Fire Prevention II. Mr. Cheney explained this was done on pur- pose. Mayor Cassandra suggested looking at it further. The Mayor then explained that when teaching, such as the Training Officer position, it is important to have a higher level of requirements. As far as the police, he received no negative comments on the new proposal, but we should increase our standards. Motion carried 5-0. Proposed Resolution No. 85-UU - Re: Reduction of Bond, Homes of Lawrence Mr. Vance read proposed Resolution No. 85-UU by title: A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA, REDUCING PERFORMANCE BOND FOR HOMES OF LAWRENCE P.U.D., PLATS I AND II. Councilman Warnke moved to approve proposed Resolution No. 85-UU, seconded by Councilman Zimmerman. Motion carried 4-0. (Vice Mayor Ferrell had left the room.) Other Canal Retaining Wall - Golf View Harbour (Tabled) Consider License Agreement Mr. Vance informed the Council the license agreement has been revised to provide if there is a sale of the home, the license can be cancelled. Councilman Warnke moved to remove this from the table, seconded by Councilman Zimmerman. Motion carried 4-0. Councilman Warnke asked if this is going to be proposed to the residents and Councilman Zimmerman replied that in order to get a permit, they will have to sign it. Mr. Cheney added that he met with Mr. Lewis this week and doesn't think he has any problems. Councilman Warnke moved to approve this agreement with Mr. Lewis covering a revocable one year permit to use public property, seconded by Councilman Zimmerman. Motion carried 4-0. - 19 - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA JULY 16, 1985 Consider request submitted by Roy Barden for Max Schorr, P.A. to annex a 10.84 acre tract of land located on the southwest corner of the intersection of Miner Road and High Ridge Road Councilman Warnke moved that the request submitted by Roy Barden be forwarded to the Planning & Zoning Board for further consideration, seconded by Councilman Hester. Motion carried 5-0. OLD BUSINESS NONE NEW BUSINESS Consider employing a full time City Attorney as an alternative to an Attorney on retainer Mayor Cassandra referred to there being no question about Mr. Vance's qualifications and stated his concern is more in reference to the availability of an attorney for the full time needs of Boynton Beach. The report from the City Manager's office pretty well explained the pros and cons. He has some disagreement in numbers, but not large enough to make a difference. He reviewed the assumptions submitted, but the last budget sheet did show $124,000 for the City Attorney making the numbers close for discussion. The question is whether it is time to consider someone who is available to give a relatively acceptable turn-around time to our needs. Councilman Hester asked if he was saying the city's budget for 1985 is $94,000 plus for the City Attorney and Mr. Cheney clarified that he used the 1984-85 budget figures beginning the year for Boynton Beach, Delray Beach and Boca Raton. He quoted $94,000 because it was the approved budget at the beginning of the year and is comparable to other cities' budgets. During the year, there were some special costs which increased that. Vice Mayor Ferrell stated he has no complaint about the ser- vice we have been receiving. There is no doubt there will be a time when we will do this, but he would like to do it like the capital improvements going first class and not cutting costs. He does not consider Assumption 92 to be a feasible comparison. We must consider Assumption ~1, which is considerable cost and with $100,000 difference. Councilman Warnke referred to this coming up 2~ to 3 years ago and stated in the interim, our position for the need of - 20- REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA JULY 16, 1985 a full time attorney has not changed that much. think it is necessary at the present time. He does not Councilman Zimmerman commented that he does not see any ser- vice that we are not getting under our present system. If there are any, he would like to be made aware of them. Secondly, we do not have the room to house an office for an attorney with law books, etc. He is well satisfied with status quo. Councilman Hester stated it seems Mr. Vance has given good service. If we do change to a full time lawyer, we might get someone who has not had enough experience with city policies. He doesn't think it is the time yet that we need one. Vice Mayor Ferrell agreed that quality is more impor- tant than availability. Mayor Cassandra referred to not being happy with the turn- around time from the City Attorney and stated we had a spe- cial workshop with the code book over a month ago. He referred to Mr. Vance being a very busy individual and he respects his opinions, but he doesn't agree we will get a poor attorney if we go out to contract. He explained that the numerical hours must be considered with the service we are getting. He summarized that the consensus is not to pursue this any further and the issue is dead. ADMINISTRATIVE Consider appointment to fill alternate vacancy on Community Appearance Board - Councilman James Warnke Councilman Warnke nominated Joel Baskin and told about his interest in the Community Appearance Board. Councilman Zimmerman seconded and the nomination carried 5-0. Consider appointment to fill alternate vacancy on Municipal Golf Course Advisory Committee - Vice Mayor Robert Ferrell Vice Mayor Ferrell moved to appoint Joseph Christiano, 1103 Florentine Way, seconded by Councilman Hester. Motion carried 5-0. Consider weighted voting in the Palm Beach County Municipal League Vice Mayor Ferrell moved to approve the resolution suggested by Boca Raton and pass on to the Municipal League. He does - 21- REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA JULY 16, 1985 understand there is a discussion taking place and there may be a compromise. Mr. Vance clarified that it would mean changing Boca Raton to Boynton Beach in this proposed resolution and Vice Mayor Ferrell agreed. Councilman Hester seconded the motion. Under discussion, Councilman Warnke stated this resolution in effect says Boynton Beach will withdraw from the Municipal League unless they get weighted voting and he read Section 2 on the last page. Secondly, a committee has been set up and they are now in agreement with some proposed changes to the bylaws which are not as drastic as proposed by Boca Raton. Until we receive the report from that committee, he thinks we would be premature to approve a resolution of this type being pushed by the City of Boca Raton before having all the facts in place. The committee report will be in our hands within the next week or two. He recommends we vote not to go along with this resolution at the present time. we should get the facts together and a recommendation of alternatives, which will be forthcoming and at that time compose a resolution of our own lo at all the facts and figures. Vice Mayor Ferrell commented that nothing has been done about this for years. Mayor Cassandra referred to just having a resolution pre- pared and Mr. Vance advised it could be passed with just changing the city name. Councilman Warnke referred to going on record previously stating we are in favor of weighted voting and Vice Mayor Ferrell replied that we should give them something to work with or nothing will be done. Councilman Warnke referred to the Municipal League being in business for 62 years and stated he thinks it would be pre- mature to make a bylaw chan~e in the local league without all the facts. Vice Mayor ~errell replied that we are not doing that, but are sending a resolution in reference to this being a good idea. After further comments pro and con, Mr. Vance read proposed Resolution No. 85-VV by title: A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH SUPPORTING THE PROPOSED AMENDMENTS TO THE CHARTER AND BY-LAWS OF THE PALM BEACH COUNTY MUNICIPAL LEAGUE; REQUESTING THE MEMBERS OF THE PALM BEAC~ COUNTY MUNICIPAL LEAGUE TO ADOPT AND RATIFY THE PRO~SED AMENDMENTS TO THE CHARTER AND BY-LAWS OF THE LEAGUE; PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE DATE. Mr. Vance then enumerated the changes throughout the resolu- tion from Boca Raton to Boynton Beach. Mrs. Boroni took a roll call vote on the motion as follows: Councilman Zimmerman - Aye Mayor Cassandra - Aye - 22- REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA Vice Mayor Ferrell Councilman Hester Councilman Warnke Motion carried 4-1. - Aye - Aye - Nay JULY 16, 1985 Discussion - Hurricane Code Councilman Warnke distributed a memo and stated he would like to have the City Council go on record asking whether a change would be needed in the code. Vice Mayor Ferrell replied he would go along with looking into it and would be interested to know the costs as far as construction. Councilman Warnke responded that insurance premiums may be decreased, but the cost may increase, so the cost would be equal. He thinks we should take a long look at it and see what the expert advice is. Mr. Cheney agreed to talk to the different experts and submit a report. Consideration of Utility Service Agreement (Dudley) Mr. Cheney referred to this being a small piece of land at the corner of High Ridge Road and Hypoluxo Road with utilities in the area and informed the Council that Mr. Annunziato checked into the proposed use of the property and it is consistent with the County Comprehensive Plan. It is owned by the Dudley family and they are willing to sign a utility agreement. He recommends authorizing this agreement for utilities for the Dudley property. Vice Mayor Ferrell so moved, seconded by Councilman Warnke. Motion carried 5-0. OTHER NONE ADJOURNMENT Vice Mayor Ferrell moved to adjourn, seconded by Councilman Zimmerman. Motion carried 5-0 and the meeting was properly adjourned at 10:35 P. M. - 23- REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTONBEACH, FLORIDA JULY 16, 1985 CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA Mayor ATTEST: Vice Mayor Councilman ' - ~ City Clerk cording ~ec~et~ry (Three Tapes) - 24 - AGENDA July 16, 1985 CONSENT AGENDA - ADMINISTRATIVE Va Boynton Beach Chamb.er of Commerce Second installment on fireworks for 4th of July Celebration. Pay from Publicity Fund ........ 101-191-519-40-59 e Bovnton Beach Child Care Center Payment %3 - Approved by CRB 2/85 Pay from Federal Revenue Sharing---320-641-564-40-5A CamDanel!a Corporation Est. %9 Cherry Hills Project - Phase I & IIA Pay from General Fund 001-000-115-87-00 10~ Reimbursable from Community Redevelopment Counts'Rescue Equipment 3 Nitronox Units - Field MOdel per bid specifications. Pay from Federal Revenue Sharing---320-221-522-60-87 Per bid 5/29/85, Council approved 6/4/85 Fox Valley Systems, Inc. Yellow and White Traffic Paint for Roads & Streets. Pay from General Fund 001-411-541-30-48 General Truck Parts, Inc. Repairs for Sanitation Truck %72 Pay from Vehicle Service Fund---501-193-519-40-32 House of Gold Service Award Pins for 19 employees. Pay from General Fund .--001-132-513-30-96 I.B.M. Corporation Copier III Model 60 from 7/1/85 thru 7/31/85 Pay from various departments in General Fund, Water & Sewer Revenue and Golf Course° ~acPapers~ Incorporated 250 Cases 8½ X 11 Letter White Copy Paper Pay from General Fund. 001-000-141-01-00 Best of 11 quotes $ 3,000.00 5,200.00 27,648.70 3,399.00 1,347.09 1,196.05 1,945.00 1,824.45 4,885.00 cOUNCIL.APPROVED: -2- 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. Madigan's K-9 Training Center Purchase of 1 K-9 per contract. Pay from General Fund---00t-211-521-60-42 2,900.00 Miller & Meier & Associates Architectural Services 5/26/85 to 6/26/85 for Capital Improvement Program. Pay from Federal Revenue Sharing---320-000-247-2B-00 9,294.97 Palm Beach.. Paper Co., Inc. 50 Cases 8½ X 14 Legal ~hite Copy Paper Pay from General Fund---001-000-141-01-00 Best of 11 quotes !, 951.50 Russell & Axon Professional services rendered on various projects. Pay from Utility General Fund: 403-000-169-01-00 403-000-169-11-00 403-000-220-73-00 403-000-220-74-00 403-000-220-76-00 2,601.45 2,509.90 2,558.56 1,531.34 4,495 o16 13,696.41 S.I. Lime Company Pebble Quicklime.for Water Treatment Pay fromWater & Sewer Revenue---401-332-533-30-65 10,549.98 Shannon Chemical Corporation 200 -- 50~Bags Shan-No-Corr for Water Treatment Pay from Water & Sewer Revenue---40!-332-533-30-65 Council approved 6/4/85 6,174.00 South Central Regional Wastewater Treatment Board Services rendered in connection with the treatment & disposal of wastewater for the City of Boynton for month of June. Pay from Water & Sewer Revenue---401-353-535-40-9I 64,408.00 Unijax Supplies for Building Maintenance. Pay from various accounts 2,209.11 James V~nce, P.A. Professional Services - Town of Ocean Ridge, et al v. Dept. of Transportation & City Pay from General Fund .-00!-141-514-40-61 2,265.00 COUNCIL -3- 19. 20. Charlie Andrews Driver for Senior Citizens Club 2 weeks Pay from Federal Revenue Sharing---320-641-564-40-5A Per Ordinance ~73-15, passed 5/15/73 Willie Ruth McGradl Server for Senior Citizens Club 2 weeks Pay from Federal Revenue Sharing---320-641-564-40-5A Per Ordinance ~73-15, passed 5/15/73 $ 126.36 120.96 The bills described have been approved and verified by the department heads involved; checked and approved for payment by the Finance Department. G'rad~Director I therefore recommend payment of these bills. 21. ~te~rL~.Chene~,~C~t/yManager ADD IT ION: All-Rite Paving Request #1, Cherry Hill Roadway Improvements Phase IIB. Reimbursable from Community Redevelopment. 001-000-115-87.00 20,317.05 COUNCIL APPROVF..D: RUSSELL 8, AXON Established in 192~ Engineers · Planners · Architects Incorporated July 10, 1985 Mr. Peter L. Cheney City of Boynton Beach P.O. Box 310 Boynton Beach, FL 33435 Sun, nary of Russell & Axon Invoices for Professional Services for City Council approval. For Water Main Extension - Old Boynton Road Invoice No. 2, 00642-H Authorization dated January 20, 1983 For PL 92-500 Grant Application and Supporting Studies Invoice No. 93, 00614-K Authorization dated May 9, 1972 For Palm Chase Sewer Service Invoice No. 10, 01072-H Authorization dated December 9, 1984 For Western Well Field Invoice No. 1, 01951-B Authorization dated May 22, 1985 For Water & Sewer Services - Windward Invoice No. 6, 01584-M Authorization dated October 4, 1984 $ 1,531.34 $ 2,509.90 $ 2,558.56 $ 2,601.45 $ 4,495.16 Total $13,696.41 /wg Attachments cc: Perry A. Cessna (w/attch) Betty Zobel - Finance Milt Hallman (w/attch) Invoice Correspondence Meefinl~ ~ 110 EAST ATLANTIC AVENUE · SUITE 414 W · DELRAY BEACH, FLORIDA 33444 RUSS~:LL & AXON, INC. City of Boynton Beach P.O. Box 310 Boynton Beach, FL 33435 DATE July 10, 1985 INVOICE NO. 1 PROJECT NO. 0195liB 110 EAST ATLANTIC AVE. · SUITE 414 WEST · DELRAY'BEACH, FLORIDA.33444 .305/278.2615 For professional services rendered in connection with Phase I - Western Well Field; to provide' Preliminary and Final Plans & Specifications for Well Sites and Raw Water Main Routes in accordance with Agreement dated June 10, 1984, and Authorization dated May 22, 1985. Western Well Field: Research property .owners and recent changes, status of SR 804 proposed widening. Conference with City Attorney re. requirements to conduct negotiations or ~inent Domain proceedings. Clerical/Secretarial work. Labor Cost - June 1-June 28, 1985: 37.5 Manhours $ 774.52 Multiplier 2.5 Mileage: 19 miles @ $0.205/mile Field Supplies (Real Estate Data, Inc.) $1,936.30 3.90 661.25 AMOUNT DUE THIS INVOICE $2, RUSSELL &AXON, INC, City of Boynton Beach P.O. Box 310 ~oynton Beach, FL 33435 nAT£ July 10, 1985 INVOICE NO. 94 PROJECT NO. 00614'K 1.10 EAST ATLANTIC AVE. · SUITE~ 414 WEST · DELRAY BEACH, FLORIDA · 3:3444 · 305/:~78-2S15 For professional services rendered in connection with PL 92-500 Grant Application and Supporting Studies - All in accordance, with agreement dated June 10, 1968, and Authorization dated May 9, 1972. Enumerate and prepare final figures for Reimbursement Request and closeout of Grant, in accordance with DER request. Determine costs of segments of sewer system. Assist in preparation of user charges for satellite customers and interlocal agreements for proposed resolution. Prepare Final reimbursement request to DER/EPA plus various required certifications, all for August 5, 1985 closeout of Grant. Clerical/Secretarial work. Labor Cost - June 1-June 28, 1985: 48.0 Manhours $1,001.25 Mul t ipl ier 2.5 Mileage: 33 miles @ $0.205/mile $2,503.13 6.77 AMOUNT DUE THIS INVOICE $2,509 · RLISSI~LL & AXON, INC. City of Boynton Beach P.O. Box 310 Boynton Beach, FL 33435 OaTE July 10, 1985 INVOICE NO. 11 PROJECT HO. 01072-H 110 EAST ATLANTIC AVE. · SUITE 414 WEST · DELRA¥ BEACH, FLORIDA, 33444 · 305/27B-261§ For resident inspection services rendered in connection with Palm Chase Sewer Service in accordance with Authorization dated December 9, 1984. Part-time representation while completion and correction of discrepancies in work is in progress. Ductile Iron Force Main, V.C. Sewer Main, Precast Manholes, Jack & Bore crossings and connections. Telephone calls and meetings with Contractor re. construction details and numerous items of contract, to insure adherence to specifications. Correspondence re. contract details and completion delays. Preliminary work for Record Drawings. Cler ical/Secretar ial work. Labor Cost - June 1-June 28, 1985: 57.0'Manhours $ 999.23 Mul t ipl ier 2.5 Mileage: 295 miles @ $0.205/mile $2,498.08 60.48 AMOUNT DUE THIS INVOICE Note: 100% chargeable to funds on deposit with City RUSSELL ~ AXON, INC. City of Boynton Beach P.O. Box 310 Boynton Beach, FL 33435 DATE July 10, 1985 INVOICE NO. 2 PROJECT NO. 00642-H 110 EAST ATLANTIC AVE. · SUITE 414 WEST · DELRAY BEACH, FLORIDA · 33444 · 305/278-2S15 For resident inspection services ' rendered in connection with Water Main Extension - Old Boynton Road, in accordance with Agreement dated June 10, 1968, and Authorization dated January 20, 1983. Meetings and phone conferences with contractor re. pipe supplier, shop drawing review for pipe, valves, etc. Clerical/Secretarial work. Full time - representation while construction is in progress - Tapping sleeve & valve, 20-inch Ductile Iron Water Main, excavation, and backfill. Labor Cost - June 1-June 28, 1985: 37.0 Manhours $ 595.72 Mult ipl ier 2.5 Mileage: 12 miles @ $0.205/mile Telephone Reproduction expense $1,489.30 2.46 3.08 36.50 AMOUNT DUE THIS INVOICE Note: 100% chargeable to funds on deposit with City. RLISSI=LL & AXON, INC. City of Boynton Beach P.O. Box 310 3Foynton Beach, FL 33435 OATE July 10, 1985 INVOICE NO. 7 PROJECT NO. 01584-M 110 EAST ATLANTIC AVE. · SUIT]:: 4,14 WEST · DELRAY BEACH, FLORIDA · 3344,4 · 305/278-2615 For professional services rendered in connection with Easements and Permits for Water & Sewer Services - Windward S/D in accordance with Authorization dated October 4, 1984. Research ownership of various parcels on route for selection of most likely. Site visits to view same. Provide legal descriptions of properties involved. Secure Health Dept. approval and permits. Contact Gas Company & P.B. Co. Engineers re. routes & R/W- secure Permits. Conferences with LWEI) re. permits. Secretar ial/Cler ical work. Labor Cost - June 1-June 28, 1985: 110.0 Manhours $1,747.12 Mul t ipl i er 2.5 Mileage: 151 miles @ $0.205/mile Reproduction expense $4,367.80 30.96 96.40 AMOUNT DUE THIS INVOICE Note: 100% chargeable to funds on deposit with City. $4,495 ~AMES W. VANCE WILLIAM P. DONEY MARtA M~ SUAREZ-N1UR[AS Mr. Grady Swann Finance Director P.O.Box 310 Boynton Beach, FL. LAW OFFICES JAM~.S W. VANCE, P.A. SUITE 200, BARRISTERS BUILDING ItBI5 FORUM PLACE WEST PALM BEAGH, FLORIDA 38401 July 9, 1985 33435 Town ofOceanRidge, et al. v. Depa~-~_nt of Transportation & City of BoyntonBeach Appeal to 4DCA FOR PROFESSIONAL ~ SERVICES RENDERED: (**Interim Billing**) 3-20-85 4-01-85 4-02-85 5-07-85 5-17-85 5-20-85 6-10-85 6-11-85 6-12-85 6-13-85 6-17-85 6-18-85 6-19-85 6-20-85 6-24-85 7-08-85 Review of file; phone conference - Department of Transportation; letters to Depar~-ent of Transportation and Division of Administrative Hearings 2.50 hrs. Prepare Motion for Leave to File Amicus Brief; research on same 1.00 File Mo~on at 4DCA .25 Legal research re: brief 1.00 Legal research; phone conference to DOT 2.00 Phone conference - Franz Dom-DOT .25 Legal research and preparation of brief 3.00 Legal research and preparation of brief 2.00 Legal research and preparation of brief 3.50 Review of Record onAppeal and preparation of brief 3.00 Review of cases; preParation of brief 1.00 Legal research and preparation of brief 2.45 Prepare first draft of brief 2.00 Legal research; prepare second draft of brief 2.50 Prepare final brief; file with 4DCA 3.00 ReviewAnswer Brief of DOT; review amicus brief of C~m{onity Redevelopment Agency .75 Total of 30.20 hrs. at $75 per/hr. = $2,265.00 2DTAL BALANCE DUE (to date) $2,265.00 ~iqM/sjw MARTA M. 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O0):i~!~!.i;~;i~i::~:;i!:i!'i~iii!!!!i::ii;i!~:!~;:~;~i]iii:~'i!~?!i?-!!i!:i!i:':' :'' ] 02~525 BORRO~ ~ROTHERS 6/07/~5 [02.00 024700 BOYNTON AUTO GLASS 6/07/85 25.00 02%720 BOYNTON BEACH CHAMBER OF ~07/85 1~675.00 02%730 BOYNTON ~EACH RETIREMENT .~!i::?iii.:~;!.':. 6/07/~5: :~.~::.:~i.~: :.. 6,23[.A8 .i: :~". 02~733 80YNTON BEACH SHUFFLE BDAE~i::?~ii~::i 6/07/85.:)..ii::i: :~:~::::i:ii:'i'i..=:: ~75o001.-':::':.!!i;i ii~i?ii~'~i~ii:~iii:~::!~:!~;ii:!:!:i~i~ii~i?.!~;~?~: 026370 DR ~J A_~E S__~ : :,¥;:?!i~:i?I;¥; :'!; ;'C~- _ 026450 BUSINESS MACHINESf INC. 6/07/85 87.57 030185 CoK.'S LOCKSHOP~ [NC. 6/07/85 27.64 030298 JUDY CALANORA 6/07/85 20.00 032416 PETER L. CHENEY ".' "i' 6/07/85 :.-.:. 223.20 032626 JEAN[E CHWAL[K 6/07/85 -:: 60.75 033657 .... CLK_OF._.~DURT~T, SU~T.~D_.~.;:.:'::!ii:i,'::',': 6/Q~.~Si?"":":;~.;:':.:':i'::''-i' 74. 033658 CLK OF COURTS-SUPPORT DEP 6/07/85 37.00 033606 CLK OF COURTS-SUPPORT OEP 6/07/85 22o00 0336§5 ....... C~.~ .OF.~.OUR[S=$qRpgB~_.~.~L ..... ~/~7/55 42.00 033666 CLK OF COURTS-SUPPORT OEP ..:. 6~07/85- .. 52.00 033667 CLK OF COURTS-SUPPORT DEP 6/07/95 27.00 033705 CLUB CAR 6/07/85 036589 JIM COLLINS 6/07/85 034592 ....... COLL.~N~__~IGNS 6/07/B5 2,218.50 103.95 36.00 o _3 6 3 o o t ~ ! · 5'IC'~'::: ~: i:'!ii !~:! :?::i?!:~:. ':~i;:':':: :.' '.. ::% :::~i ::':.: ~.:':' 036300 JOHN CURLEY r.. ASSOCIATES 6/07/85 040505 DAVIS WATER E WASTE INDUS 6/07/85 12,560.00 ..... _0~1_~18._ D_E_ BRA TURF & IN~S~k 62~85 , 9[500,00 ~-~i' '6/30/85 CITY OF 90YNTON BEACH '.,.__ ........ ~B~507 C u R ~_.E N.~.~. M g._N TH. C_H_~_~.._~..~_ ~i_~. CHECK ~ VENDOR ¢ VENDOR NAqE CHECK DAT~ _. _!. 343I 041420 DECISION DATA COMPUTER CO 6/07/85 ~ ' 3432 04142! 3ICES[ON DATA SERVICE INC ..... 3433 ... 041423__ DECO~A -_ 3434 041580 CAPT, JO~N DELOACH 0 3435 04167% HAUR[CE DENSON ~ 3436 04168~ JOHN~ENSON 3437 044750 DOUBLEDAY [ CO. 0%5799 Co ARTHUR [ CORA J. DU BO .... 046460 .... DUNLOp_$pQ~TS...CORP. 053900 EMERGENCY MEDICAL [ SAFET 053901 EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICE ..... 05q40~ 060IOl 050107 AD FARBRICANT ..... 050504 .... 3446 062816 FIRE [ POLICE PERSONNEL R 3447 .052820 FIREMEN~S RELIEF ~ PENSIO 3~48 ..... 053712 ELOR[D&_.EE. AGUE~E CIT_.LCS 3~9 053779 FLORIDA SERVICE ENGINEERS 3~50 063780 FLORIDA POWER E LIGHT 3~5[ 053869__ DENNIS FLUSHING 3438 3%39 3440 344i __.3442 3443 3444 3445 6/07/85 6/07/85 6/07/85 6Z~LZL85 6/07/85 6/07/85 6/07/$5 6/07/85 ~/3~/85 6/07/85 6/07/85 6/07/85 6/07/85 6/07/85 6/07/~5 'PAGE TOTAL AMOUNT 350.00 144. O0 24.45. · : · . ': · ..'.;: -. 32.00 · ';::i~:..:~ ::: · : ' 32.00 :: :'; " ' ';: ' 12o00 280.00 . 9~,.~ 544- 50 :'. ~6o. oD :::"...': ..::~!!::?!?~::~i:~i.i :i~.: . ~ 40,00 !.:: :. :'::: '?:;.::~::.?'i~':':i:.:.;,:::i~::i.:?~:.'- ':'.:;-=!'!:./' .' 100,00 180.00 · . .. [/)O,.O.O - 79, O0 ::':: · 2~216=87:::: 6J3~D_O 965.30 83,849.30 1Z_O.., 09 3452 3453 _ 3455 3456 3457 3458 3459 3460 3~61 3%62 3463 054600 FOUR STEEL CORPORATION 070406 GATOR PRO COURTS INC, .:: _Q7270~.. A~[G~L_A_GIFFO~O 075459 HDWIE GREENE, TANK INSPEC 080309 HALSEY*S 080~ U_~OtS 080556 HAVCO E~JIPMENT ~ SI 081645 JIM HER[G 08~497 BEN HOGAN 084630 HOLM4C INTERNATIONAL CORP 094693 ROBERT HONELL 084694 HORNUNG'S PRO GOLF SALES, 6/07/85. :: - 229.42 :. 6/07/~5 "? ;, . 180.00 :"i. ': "· 6~QZZ35'':'!;:::i~::-;;i':'?:~;''':': I~o26 '~:" 6/07/85 335.00 6/07/85 589.93 6/07/~5 23.09 6/o?/55 :.,:;i~'.~:.-?~ ":TI oo.oo 6/07285 '"::~:i.;: ::;~::; =' :1 ~ 230.0 6/07/85 475.30 6/07/~5 6~5o50 6/07/85 434.69 3464 086361 3455 090101 _3466 090108 3457 Og4Igo 3468 094205 3469 094209 3470 094Z21 347l 09429~ 3~72. 09~00 3473 lOOZOl 34?4 110150 3~75 ..... 111573 3476 1[1637 3477 113504 3~7~ ..... IL55_9_5 3479 120413 I N~-~ '~'EC TRICAL 6/07/85 ' t, 510.28 .......... INDUSTRIAL SUPPLIES CO* 6/07/85 185.25 INDUS/RIAL WELDING INC. 6/07/85 1~020.00 [ J CHEMICAL 6/07/85 2~011.50 ..... " ~" KARSTEN MFG. CORP. 6/07/85 317.07 KEL ~~C.E~, b/~ 5 560, OD LABAR UNI FOR~S - 6/07/~5 839.80 3480 120450 LANIER 5USINESS PRODUCTS- 6/07/85 31.23 _. 3.~[ ...... IZOS-rfO----LA~_N' S & S!:LO__[~TER' S SUPP 6/07/_~5 1,37Q_,53 . .. :.:~:: :,::~..:~..:~',.:.:::...::~:~:~;:~,.:.:~:~;~;::..~:;:::~.'.:~'~:~::~:~ ~;..;:~:.:~:~::?:~',:::.~.~::..,~ ..?,~..~. j ~.::~.::~.~",..:?-:,::' :~::.~.:~,~. :... ::... ......... MB~507 C CHECK ~ VENDOR 3~82 3%83 3%85 CITY OF BOYNTDN BEACH E N T M ON T H C H E C K S PAGE 3 121525 12[7%3 [22883.. 13029[ VENDOR NAME 3%86 /30292 MAC TOOLS 3%87 [305%0 .. MARI 3%88 130928 DON ~C CAMMON 3%89 I30950 WILLIE RUTH MCGRADY 3%90 ......... 13176~ 3%gI [3278[ JEFF MILLER 3%92 132783 MILLICENT OPPORTUNITIES~ .3%93 _ 13~701. .:?_ 3%9% ..~ ........ 3%96 : 3%9? 3%99 ..... 3500 ~ !~ 3501 '~ 3502 ~ 3503 ~ ~4~ 350% ~ 3505 "~ ......... 3505 .... ~_£~ 3506 D 3537 ~', 3508 CHECK DATE. TOTAL AMOUNT PAUL D. LECLAIR 6/07/85 7.00 SALLY LEWIS 6/07/85 ZO.O0 LIQU~-TECH .... 6/_0~Z~5 MAC'S LAWN [ TURF EQUIP. 6/07/85 211.60 6/07/85 15.60 900.00 67.20 78.9g 36.00 . ..-i::: 'i 88 ~01';?::':: ::'" :i'::J:i :i:? .'.:': .i':L: .?: ~:': · 3~017o58 50.03 ~o00 1.~90.00 ~11.10 72.05 ~9v8~88 70.00 95°%9 %8.69 6*778.60 183.20 6/07/85 6/07/85 6/07/85 6/07/85 ~LQZ/85' 6/07/85 6/07/85 6/07/85 6/07/85 6/07/85. 6/_O_Z/q5 6/07/85 6/07/85 ~/oz~ 6/07/85 6/07/85 6JQ?J85 6/07/85 6/07/85 6/07/85 3509 162601 3511 166182 35[Z 166200 ~ I76zg3 3516 176397 3515 18040~ 3516 180%96 3517 3518 3519 3520 3521 [36~20 MUNICIPAL POLICE 136440 MICHAEL MUNRO 136519 MUROSKI__~N~ ~SH~QN_ 136559 MUSIC MAN 1%1726 ALFRED NEWBOLO 15OB55 16010½ P.R.I.D.E. OF FLORIDA 160365 PAINT CENTER 15039~ ..... ~_-Q~_COUNTY SOLIO ~ASTE A 160%32 PALM BOLT & NUT 160%%7 PAPER ROLL PROOUCTS OF FL 160477MA.~.I4N_pARop.I t60477 NAR[AN PARODI 161509 JIM PEACOCK OODGE 15t585 _ PENINSULA~..~LECTRIC DISTo 16169! P~TERSEN INDUSTRIAL MACH[ 180%99 6/07/85 t$0505 RAYSIOE TRUCK & TRAILER .... [815~_._~R.~)Q FORD INC. 190399 SAL'S SPORT SHOP 19[520 SEACREST VETERINARY CENTE:i?!:! 352~ ..... ~1523 SEAL-TITE PLUMBING CO. 3523 [9/530 SERVICE INDUSTRIAL SUPPLY 352% 191632 HAROLD SEROY 3525 ........ 191638 SET CON CORPORATION 38,81~o75 PHYSIC-CONTROL . 6/07/85 . 7eZO0.O0 :'' PICARO CHEMICAL CO.,. 6/07/~5.::::::..? PUBL!SHERS TELEMARKETING 6/07/85 78°57 PUBLIX MAR~ ET 6/07/85 330.00 ~UALITY 50OKS INC. 6/07/85 ~.35 K-C- SPORTS ::::J RANSOMe ENTERPRISES INC.... 6/07/85 - ' 699.~0 6/07/35 281.95 6/07/85 16~415,,00 6/07/85 6 / 07 / 85 6/0_7/85 , ' · Z~3-ZO '... 6/07/85 63.20 6/07/85 225.00 6/07/85 37.72 3526 19%300 so 3527 19%610 151 3528 19%706 Is2 ~52~' 19%800 '~A 3530 .............. 353[ [96%09 SNOW CONCRETE CORP. ' 6/07/85. . Z 88.7 5 . :~:.: ~..! i:;:;)~i=ii;.: ;i: ....... SOUTHERN BUILDING :CODE :cO'~ ~'(jT.~::~::. 6/07/85 :~FJ~J:,~:~J~';~;:J SPALDING 6/07/85 2~8.00 SUN ELECTRIC CORP. 6/07/85 ~50.00 ::::::::::::::::::::::::: ~/30/35 CITY OF BOYNTDN BEACH PAGE ~ -=M-BA607 .......... C. U R R E N T M 0 N T H C H E C K S CHECK ~ VENDOR ~ VENDOR NAME =CHECK DATE TOTAL AMOUNT 3532 196~[8 SUNSTATE METER & SUPPLY 6/07/85 3533 196899 GR~OY W, SWANN 6/07/85 3534 200099 ...... 3-2:L. CONTACT 3535 202547 MARK THOMPSON 6/07/e5 3535 202599 JOHN THURBER 6/07/85 3537 . _21019~_ _U~C~_Q~E~B~D__COMP. PRO. : 6/07/85 3538 22~399 V-J GRO~ERS SUPPLY 3530 221481 TIM VALENTINE 354Q ....... 22~59~ ..... LEO. F._.~_$&~H_~N NO, AK 354l 230400 CHARLES WALONER, 3542 230448 BILL ~ALLACE LEASINC INC. 35%3 ..... 230~5I .~ALLA.C~_~RNAN WATER RESDURCES CORP. WELDING PRODUCTS CORP. ..... ~EYA~T ~ TOM WILLIAMS WILSON SPORTING GOODS ZEE MEDICAL SUPPLIES ZIEBART AUTO-TRUCK RUSTPR .....~E~R.Y=_~ST6SZEwSK! DANIEL VA&GAS ACS AUDIO COURSES-DIST. 3544 230538 3545 231582 3546 231800 3547 232550 3548 232800 35q~ ....... 23462~ 3550 261520 3551 262~00 3552 410003 3553 480030 3554 010208 6/07/85 6/07/85 6ZQ~Z~5 6/07/85 6/01/85 6ZO1/85 6/07/85 6/07/85 ........ 6/0~/~5.._ 6/07/85 6/07/85 6/07/85 6/07/85 6/07/85 6/14/85 ... ~/t4/85 6114135 6/14/85 3555 .......... OIOZSQ_ ~.._~ L 3556 010900 ACR SUPPLY 3557 010904 ACTION BOLT ~ TOOL 53.T2 653.58 IL, 9~5 385.63 10o00. ~.. :~ 4,370~16~ 123.27 120.00 2~201o00 298.54 1,126o00 82.10 540. O0 .. · ::~.- :......, ~'~ 376.32 -~: :'.";:.: i' :: ?'~.o - -.~ i,; :i:' ,;'! '~:" ':" :: :' ~90o50 1~0.00 lO0.O0 22.23 325°00 19.8C 418o80 17o83 3558 ..... 0~?o 3559 014052 3560 014053 3561 0~4168 V'3562 3563 015517 3564 ..... ~OIS?Ot 3565 020160 3566 020440 3557 024590 3568 0Z4652 3569 024700 3570 024730 LINDA AMADO ~/_1_5/85 25.00 AM PLANNING ASSOCe '~:.' :..:: ': 6/1~/85 X~.95.: ~::~::':::~:.~ :::i::::~ ~::~:~:: ) . .?: CHUCK AMIANO :.. :' ~:.': :':: :'::': :::':':'::~ '::: ':'::: 6~85 ' =============5===========?================?======= :::-::.:':L~F::':.::::. ?.'.':::-??::.-"::.:' CHARLIE ANDREWS 6/14/85 70.20 MARILYN ARNOLD 6/14/85 25.00 ASGROW FLORIDA CO. 6/14/85 222.50 B.B. ASSOC. FIREFIGHTERS ':: ' THE BAKER & TAYLOR CO.: '.)::: :' THOMAS BOUREGY &'CO..?::..::? .. 6/14/85 :: · 1,134.00 ::::"-:' .::'' 6/t 4/85 :-::?: : 499.06 :i:~:i.:i i;:'..::: ::~;.:::..: 6/14/85 '='" 6/14/85 84.00 6/14/85 48.50 6/14/85 BOWKER CO. BOYNTON AUTO GLASS BOYNTON BEACH RETIREMENT 3571 024737 BOYNTON EUILDERS SUPPLY :.':. 6/14/85 46,,,20 :: ::::: :'.:' 3572 024760 BOYNTON GLASS SERVICE..: .:.:::i::~=.' 6/1~/85.. 8,,22:.: '::i .:':::.':::.i:::'!-: ' 3573 ..... 02_47T 3____.8.0YNLQN ME_D_X.~AL OXYGEN .':::: :?' "?.: 5 6J~.I~/$5 :: .:::: :" 19~,00'::? ::::========??======== === ===;======== :: 3574 025580 BR3Dt~ RT, INC. 6/14/fl5 275.9~, 3575 025583 E.J. BROOKS CO. 6/I~/85 936.00 3576 ........ 025585__ _~RDQK.S_._.PRO~.U.~TS b/!5u~_85 3~6o2 5 3577 025595 BROWARD-PALM BEACH TRACTO :..::: -.i. 47.99 ;:::i::.:..::::'.. :.::.::.~.::~.r :.:: : 3578 027640 BYRD'S ELECTRIC MOTO~ SE& ':i-'. 6/14/85''~ .... ' :' 150'.O011 i::: i!:??/:.!:!i:!'"':)::.:.: 7' '." 3579 0302_9_9___~JUD_Y_ CALANDRA :'.:.: ::J:::':'. 6/14/85".i :' =:: ':::':::"" '~0,O0.'~ 3590 O324~T CHEM PACE [ORPo - 6/14/85 19l. O0 3581 032440 CHEVRON USA~ INC= 6/111/85 22,t197o36 359~ .... ._032897 CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH NBAS07 CHECK g ' 3583 C U R R CTT¥ OF ~OYNTON BEACH E N f M ON T H C H E C K S PAGE 5 VENDOR ~ VENDOR NA~E CHECK DATE TOTAL AMOUNT 033651 CLK OF COURTS-SUPPORT DEP 6/14/65 74.00 3584 033658 CLK OF COURTS-SUPPORT OEP 3585 033604 CL~..OF C~U~TS=SUPPO~T_.DEP 3586 033665 CLK OF COURTS-SuPPORT DEP 3587 033666 CLK OF COURTS-SUPPORT DEP ~ ........... 3588 ...... 033657 ~LK~LC~QU~L~.~U~P~RT OEP. ]?~ 3539 033568 CLK OF COURTS-SUPPORT OEP : 3590 034550 COCA COLA BOTTLING ; 3591 034672 ~ONGRE~SIONAL q~ART~RLY~ 3592 036279 THOMAS D. CUNN[NGHAM INC. ~ 3593 036358 CUSTOM WELDING INC. 0,,_~,~ 3595 0~050~ DR. ~EFFREY DAVIS _ 3596 OGl~lB DE ~RA TURF ~ INDUSTRIAL ~ ............. 359~ _.. o~!~o~ P~B~X o~vE SHOP ';~ 3598 0616~0 FRANK OEMARCO ~;~ 3599 0~167~ MAURICE OENSON 3&O0 041684 JOHN DENSON 3610 063758 3611 063773 361~ -- 054596 3514 070355 3615 070380 3617 075~00 36~8 075~50 362t 362Z -'- 07561~ 362 3 0 T56 ~ 8 3624 08[582 3625 O¢lTOO 3626 084497 }.~2~ ....... 085362 3628 086~68 3629 090101 3630 09010~ 3531 100213 3632 100310 - 3601 0~1705 DETECTOR SERVICE CENTE~ ~ 3~02 042500 DIAMOND NURSERIES INC. ~ ....... 3603 044750 DOUBLEDAY ~ CO. 2" 360~ ...... 0503/5---EA~' PAY TZRE STORE 3605 050370 ECKERO ORUGS ~ 270 ~ 3606 051300 EDWARDS ELECTRIC CORP* 360~ ~ ~62520 FI~EMEN'S RELIEF [ PENS[O ~_~ 3605 062986 V W FISCHER 36o9 o53~ .__~L~R[O~_~OLT & NUT FLORIDA ~OLICE CHIEFS ASS FLA. REDEVELOPMENT F~R[OA SERVICE ENGINEERS FOSTER [ CO. GALE RESEARCH CO. GA~ETIME, [NC. WoW. GRAINGER~ INC. GRANADA VALVE & FITTING ' GRAY,AR ELECTRIC CO. [NC. 07551I GROLIER YEAR BOOK~ IMCo 07553~ R.L. GRUMMONS PRINTING o756[~ ~?~FSTREAM LUM~ER CO. 6/1~/85 6/14/85 6/14/85 6/14/85 6/14/85 6/14/85 6/14/85 6114185 6/I4/85 6/14/85 37.00 42.00 52.00 27.00 30.90 41.60 141.57 20.00 ~00 830.00 217.09 32.40 6/14/85 6/I4/85 ~/14/85 6/14/85 6/14/85 6~/14/85 - 60.00 .: ::'": ": ':' 32.00 20.00 450.00 I2.00 6/14/85 6/14/85 6/1~/85 6/14/85 6/14/85 6/14/85 1~423o63 ~ 2~442o34 60.00 112.14 6114/85 6/t4/85 40.00 100o00: 819.10 6/14/85 15.66 6/I4/85 90.00 6/14/85 108.25 6/14/85 6/1~/85 6/14/85 30.54 5/14/85 13.95 6/14/85 133.85 6/i4/85 476.93 GULFSTReaM MALL CLEANERS.. 6/14/85 534.00 . . , 276.57 :: GULFSTREAM PAINT & WALLPA 6/14/85 . HECTOR TURF ~ GAR~.EN [~ 6/[4_/85 96o0~ HEWLETT PACKARD 6/14/85 127.00 BEN HOGAN CO. 6/14/85 7~5.58 JOE HUGHES [ ASSOCIATES 6/14/85 5~000o00 ~J COMPANY OF OCALA ' - 6/14/85 JACK'S CAMERA CENTER 6/14/85 505.50 ~OYCE ENVIRONMENTAL CQNSU 6/1~/85 995.00 6/30/85 CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH MB~5O7 C U ._R_ .~_E.N__T__M_O__.~_ T._~H.__ C H E C K S CHECK ~J VENDOR ~ VENDOR NAME CHECK DATE 363% llO~O0 JEAN KARR [ CO. 6/1~/85 PAGE 6 TOTAL AMOUNT :'.:. . 10o80 3635 11050I PALM BEACH KAWASAKI 6/14/85 3636 _ . 115595_. LOR~AIN~.~BUPOWiES 3537 120~10 LAMAR UNIFORMS 6/1~/85 3635 120~15 WILLIAM M. LAMBERT-C/O MO 3640 120650 LANIER BUSINESS PRODUCTS 6/14/85 3b~l 120~59 LANTANA PEAT [ SOIL 6/1~/85 36~ ....... 121587 LES~O~_INCo 3663 1217~0 SALLY LEWIS 6/1~/85 366~ 122800 LINDSLEY~ INC, 6/1~/85 36~5 ..... 122883 .... LI~U~:T.~ .... 1]0~00 MANHATTAN TROPHIES 5/L~/85 13[)565 MAURYeS TOOL CHEST 130928 DON ~ CANNON 6/1~/85 130936 MCDONALD OISTR'['~U~'"~ ....... 6/1~/85 130950 WILLIE RUTH MCGRADY 6/1~/85 36~6 3647 36~8 3649 3650 3651 3652 3653 365~ 3655 3656 3657 3658 3659 3660 3661 3662 ..... 131Q71 M[I-NEK~J.[}[~U~T MUFFLEZS 131580 METRO DADE POLICE DEPT, 132703 MIAMI PUMP & SUPPLY COe ..... 132771_ ~M~LL.E~ DODGE 136~20 MUNIZIPAL POLICE 1 36~0 MICHAEL MUNRO 1~1717 NEWS JOURNAL 1~1726 ALFRED NEWBOLD .... ~2.~35 NIX CAR WASH 14~575 NOLANO-TROPICAL SUPPLy CO BOOKER NORFUS 36~] .... ~¢~ONp~[ ELECTRONIC SUPPLy 366~ 1508~7 HUGH T. OBE[N 3665 151340 ODUM'S POTTING SOIL 623,51 12o00 268,30 167o31 575.00 35.95 20.00 17o97 2~3.19 Z,133o25 967.50 75,82 67,20 ~Z!~Z85 ' ,15,0.~5 6/1~/85 ~75,00 6/1~/85 ~15o72 ~/i~Z~.~ .~,~8. 6/1~/85 ,_-' 38076.58 6/1~/85;~fi':~- /.'~- 72o00 6/1~/85 ~5oZ0 611~185 ~87.52 ~!5Z85 28.oo 6/lW/85 :: ::!.?.: :':~: 50o00 6/1~185 70,00 6/1~/85 ~4.00 3666 tSOlO0 P [ G DISTRIBUTORS 6/1~/85 3667 160373 ~ALM'-~ACH-~AKE--[~HE~L 6/~2~~- 3668 160~19 PALM BEACH COUNTY HEALTH 6/14/85 - 3569 16042~ PALM BEACH NEWSPAPER, [NC 6/1~/85 3670 ..... [6o~3~ ...... PX£'~'Bo[r'-'~'"'~6'f-i~[ ......... ~i~'~5" 3671 160~7 PAPER ROLL PRODUCTS OF FL 6/1~/85 3672 [50~62 _P.~RCO ENGINEERING CORP. 6/[~/8[ 367~ 161710 PETTY CASH RECREATION. 30.30 19~,92 - -20o00: 904,11 205.~2 ~8o69 391,96 32&*77 i'.L :.':.:53o7~ 715.~0_0 3675 3676 3677 ~a' 3678 ,.~ . 3679 181577 ~ r~ 3680 181605 '~ 3681 182780 ~ ~>~ 3583 190190 _. 164-700__ ?QR.!ER_P_~_INT 165305 PRECISION: SMALL ENGINE CO 180~11 RAINBOw PRINTING INC, RADIO SHACK -. . · ..... :.. :.. DIANE REESE RIVER BEND CLUB INC. S ~ S ARTS ~ CRAFTS 525°00 6/14185 26,90 6/.t/+f85 i:i?::.:!:::?L.....' .'. 16,85 .. : . .' -.i; : .. . . o/~ ~,/a ~;':i~!~i~?.i;: .?::;~.: ::;:~.. z 7. o o;: ~;.':; :;- ::: ': t ';~:;~:~':::: .... . ~. ;"..::. :;';'::'~ 6/[~/85 ~35.50 SAFETY COUNCIL OF PALM ~-~ ~ ~ ~~ . ~ ...... ' ./ '.';" ~':F'::L. ~:' ::'=~.7':. 6/30/85 CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH NB~507 ............... c.U RR_E:N T M O N T H C H E C K S CHECK ~ VENDOR ',~' VENDOR NAME 3684 190345 3585 190399 3686 19L100 3687 19152~ 3688 191575 3689 ........ 1~1802 3690 193920 ~J SAFETY COUNCIL OF PALM BE SAL'S SPORT SHOP SCOTTY' S SEA MIST MARINA : ........... ~5~Z ....... I~&800 _SPALDING_ 196015 STATE OF FLORIDA PAGE 7 3693 3694 196032 ~95 196033 3596 196395 3o97 196405 3598 196899 3699 196929 3700 210146 3701 210150 3702 216390 3703 216410 3705 221486 3?06 230538 3707 231582 SEER CORPORATION SI~f~-.~_..FJNC..~ERPRINT LABOR EDNARO G. SMITH SOUTH FLORIDA MACK TRUCKS · sA STATE OF FLORIOA $ T~ !~_DE__EL ORiDA SUMMERS ELECTRIC SUNCO INC, ...... GRa Dy. ~,_S~.ANN SYLVIA PORTER'S PERSONAL USCM DEFERRED COMP. PRO. U.S. POSTMASTER UNIJAX UNITED WAY OF PALM BCH. UNIVERSAL BEACH SERVICE JAMES ~. VANCE, P,A. WATER RESOURCES CORP, .. WELDING PROOUCTS CORP,':': '"': 370~ 231800 WEYANT & ASSOCIATES INC. 3709 241596 XEROX CORPORATION 3710 241~.9~._ _~EROX CORP. 37ii ..... 280044 THOMAS J, BALFE 3712 450031 FRANCES E, SCEBLO 3713 450024 TEAMSTERS LOCAL UN[ON 3714 490050 THOMAS Go NARD CHECK DATE 6/14/85 6/14/85 ~Z1%C85 6/14/85 6/14/85 6/14/85 6/14/85 6/14/85 6ZI~ZB5 6/14/85 6/14/85 6/14/85 6/14/85 6/14/85 6/1~/85 6114/85 6/14/85 6~14/85 ~/14/85 6/1~/85 6/1~/85 TOTAL AMOUNT... 60.00 216.00 Z0.00 · 30.02 - , · 581.I9 563.26 . ..:: .~ 22.00 95.00 93.00 11.97 2~000,00;": 1,920.73 910.~4 525.00 787.50 -861,00 :':- ' 6/14/85 280.00 6/14/85 620.00 6/1~/85 362.~2 6/t4/85 50.00 6/14/85 . 165.04 6/14/85 987.27'" 6/14/85 17.68 3718 540497 3719 540501 3720 540504 3721 5~0505 3722 3723 5~0507 3724 54o5o~ 3725 ._5~0509 3726 540510 3717 540511 3728 3729 3730 3731 3732 3733 3734 3715 530157 ANDRE~ AODLEY 3716 530158 CHUCK AYLOR 3717 5~0190 BOYNTON LAKE~ GEORGE J, BOARD GEORGE BURGESS GREGORY L, BADE CHARLES 8UDA~ MD, BOB RAILEY REALTY JOHN BONOFIGLID BOYNTON B£H. BUNNIES LAUNDRY INC. JUglTH B~RKE ...... ~4051~ ...... ~?._~- BURKET 540513 CYNTHIA L. BURLEY:"..;!: 5405i~ LOUIS ..... ~§O~8_?C~RR~...~*L_K 550398 GEORGE CANO~A 550399 FRANCIS CASTRO _. _~5Q~Q~ VI~IAN V. CHRYSTAL 6/1~/85 3.00 6/16/85 50.00 6/14/85 271,91. 6/14/85 .:. :" '=::'.:: 18.70 : :.' 6/1~/B5 ~5.5o 6/14/85 3.00 6/14/85 17.50 6/1 ~./85 ';,; '!:~: :.:" ~! "'-: .'.2~. 2. 5 .:.:.:: ?-:':!:?.': i:?!:.:i !::':: ~ 6/1~./85 200.00 6/1~,/85 16.41 6/16'/85 3.00 6t t ~185 '? ~:~: ;: ./.:'::::: ~: .. 73 ~ 7, i'4 ~:~:~;~:~:~?~?~,~;~?~?~:::~.:~:~:::::: :/.:. · - 6It~/85 35.50 6/~4/85 25.oo 6/30/85 CEr¥ OF BOYNTON BEACH MBX507 C U R R E ~ [._._M__Q_~.!__U_ £ H E CHECK ~ VENDOR ~ VENDO~ NAME 3735 55040! JOANNA CLAVELL _C K S CHECK DATE PAGE 8 TOTAL AMOUNT 5/[4/85 30.00 3750 3751 3752 3736 550402 DON CLEVELAND 3737 550~03. _CONS1 3738 55040~ CO~ .SERVICE 3739 550~05 3740 .... 550~06 ...... E.UNI.~_C~RE~ . , 37~t 550~07 RENE CDRMEER 37~2 550408 DR. JERRY COX 374~ 550~10 3744 550~10 J.R. ~ER 3744 ...... 550510 3745 560229 HENRY 37~6 5602~! D'N'[ ENTERPRISES 3747 56o2~2 550Z93 IAN DAVIS 56!0294 DORIS A. DIXON: 55i0296 ~LLEN DAME 6/1~/85 6/14/85 6/1~/85 ALl~/85 6/14/85 6/I~185 9/1~/85 6/1W/85 6/1~/85 6/1~/85 6/l~/85 6/1~/85 ~/.~;.5~.. , 6/I~i/85 6~1~/85 6/1~/85 6/I~/85 3753 5TO099__.ALL~ 3754 570100 SHIRLE 3755 57010! 375~ ...... 5T~toz FO 3757 570103 3758 580175 GE[ RLE 30.00 24.57 32-85 15,50 IO. 5 DC 6,25CR 16.75 17.]5 16.15 t7.50 9.90 60~00 9,57 35.10 ~.70 37~ ...... 5~07~2 3750 580183 376L 58018~ _DWi 3762 ~90072 3763 590212 376~ 590297 LA~ 3755 3766 590302 37~7 590303 ETH 3768 .... 5~030~ VI( 3759 590305 FRA 3770 590305 RiC 377! 590307 JAM 3772 590308 3773 590309 3774 .590310 3775 59031[ JA 3776 3?77 600250 HA 3778 600308 3779 60032~ MYL 3780 600325 .... 3781 600326 ELL] 37~2 6003Z7 SR, ER .: CORP. .DMAft ~R 6/I~/85 138.80 6/14/85 18.59 6/14/85 25,50 · ~!5/85 3.00..?'!?~.:~5.:.?~:;;.;:;~:':/ ~/141~s is.so ~/1~/~5 70.50 6~14/85 22.ol ;EMENT CORP. :STEN HOWARD 6/1~/8,5 107.~0 b/1~/85 30.00 6/14/$5 25,50 6/14/8,5 25,50 M01507 0/30/85 CITY OF BOYNTDN BEACH PAGE 9 c u R &...A_H.T ...... p 0 N T H C H E C K S CHECK ~ VENDOq ~ VENDOR NAME CHECK DATE TOTAL AMOUNT 3784 600329 HANG UP FANS ~ FIXTURES 6/14/85 20.00 f 3755 610021 RONALD [NGHAM .. 3786 610022 .... JAMES [NGHRAM 3787 620128 JO~N R, JOHNSON ~.' 3788 620129 CLARENCE JONES ~ ........ 3789 ..... 620130 3790 620131 NEBBIE Po JOSEPH 3791 620t3Z JEANETTE JUTRAS 3792 ...... 63020? ...... 3793 630208 KAREN'S LAUNDRY 3794 630209 H. W. KARSTENS _37~5 ....... ~30ZlO KEN~IIE ---% 3795 ~!L 37~7 :~ .... 37~8 ..... 3799 3900 3801 3802 380~ 3804 ~JJ :d 3805 6210225 , ~ 3 ~_o~_ .... 640. zz6 '~ 3807 64.0ZZ7 :"_~ 3808 6~0228 ......... 3809 .... 65000? :3~. 3810 650065 0~:~'~ 38 lO 6500~5 ~ ~811 ...... p50315 %,~- T~ --' 381 Z ~50528 ~ 3813 650536 _'a~ 38 ~ 5 ........6505~6 ~ a~ 38[6 65055I ~ ~ 3817 650552 ~ ........ aat~ ........ g'soss~ ~ T{__ 3819 65055~ ~= 3820 650555 3821 650556 630211 EUGENE J, KELLY 630212 MYRON KNUTH 630213 .... O Q~ O.[_~Y K_QCH 630214- LAUR~ KRUPA 630215 ROMAN KULCZYK - _630216 K~_~BE Rk Y KE__L LU M 630Z[7 RICHARD F. KNAPP 6302L8 NICHOLAS C. KURUCZ 6~019Q .... ~A T_~[C ~ LYNCH 6~01~0 PATR[CK LYNCH ROBERT S. tAR SON MARIE A. LEAN EILEEN LENNON TIM LOUZY .... ~ILNOR CORP. ADAM S, MCHENRY ADAM S, MCHENRY MERRILL LYNCH REALTY= . RICHARD D, MORTMAN JOHN W. MICHAELS HARRY. Ao MURPHY, JR. G, R, MC CANN 6/14/85 6/1~/85 6/14185 6/14/85 6/t~/85 6/14/85 6/1~/85 6/1~/85 6/14/85 6/1~/85 6/14/85 .: . 6/14t85 6/1~/85 6/1~/85 6/1{/85 6/1~/85 6/14/85 6/1~/85 6/1~/85 6/1~85 6/14/85 6/14/85 3823 32.65 3.00 3824 650559 SCOTt MONAGHAN 3825 650560 JOHN MC OOWELL 3826 670065 OR[O~_ HOMES CORP, 3827 670077 E.L. O'~RIEN 3828 670078 EDWARD O'HALLORAN 382~ ......... 670079__ KA~HE~_~_~UARA 3830 670080 ONE NAY COMPANY 3~3! 680200 ROLAND PAQUETTE 3832 680256 __FA[H.~.y~_.~o_~[N0 15.50 21.9I 24.40 14.40 11,9_1 30,35 21o00 10,50 17,00 22.65 :: '::...?: 8.85- ' 3.00 16.00 32.66CR 32.66 1o.5o .' ti.Oat ' 45,50 26.41 91.00 JAMES Mo MARSH ERWIN MAOORSKY -: GARY MARANO 6/14/85 8.00 JOHN P. MEOICO 6/1~/85 10.50 J- L. HER/ES 6/lat/85 TONY~ MILBUT 6/1~/85 ISABELLE p. MITCHELL,S?i? .~ 6/1~/85 650558 ..... SI~LAI.B_~- MITTON 6/16/85 3.00 5oOOCR 5.00 .:. 69.~0-..:. :~::~t.';'i'?i:iS!' 18,59 17,35 36.25 6/l%/85 35,50 6/14./85 28.32 __6__/14/85 4.5.50 6/14./85. 10,50 .. 6/14./85 25.50 ' ~,.::: .. · '..j: · 6/_j,_~_~5 ' ~1.75 '".: ~:-~ "' ~/t~/ss ~z.oo 6/1~/85 17.35 '6/30/85 CITY 8F BOYNTON BEACH PAGE tO MBAC07 C U R R F N ~..._~ ~_.N T H C H E C K S CHECK ~ VENDOR ~ VENDOR NAME CHECK DATE TOTAL AMOUNT 3833 680257 PALM BEACH INVESTMENT 6/14/85 17,50 3834 080258 CLARENCE PA~UETTE 6/I4/85 10.50 3835 680259 __9OUGLA$._PE~O~[ 3836 680260 NELSON PERNICE 6/I4/85 32,85 3837 63025[ BEN PONTRELLO 6/I4/85 · . 3838 ........ 680262. R~BEAI_E,___P_~ST · 61L~/85 50.00 3839 700083 RONTO DEV. OF FLA. 3340 700275 CARLOS W. RAMIREZ 3842 700277 MRS. L3UIS RANSOM 38~3 700278 ROBERT REID ._.38~4 ...... 70027~.__K~T~E~NE REYNOLDS 384.5 38~6 33~7 3848 3849 3851 3852 700280 WALTER RICH 70028! FRiDA RICHTER 7oo28z 700283 HOWARD RUTCHIK 710527 STONEH~VEN DEV, CORP. 710553 ~ANYA_~_~ . 710555 LLDYD SNYDER 710565 HENRY SA[NDON 710565____ ~E_LL~_ SCHWARTZ 6/14/85 77.25 6/14/85 26o4l 6/14/85 3.00 6/1 ~/85 Z~. ~0 ~21~/85 39,75 6/14/B5 37.40 6/1~/85 3.00 ~/~/85 31 6/~/85 3o.oo 5/1~5 23,59 6/~/85 I9.09 3854 710567 J, O. SCOTT 3855 710568 R, O~ Lo SEEGER 3356.__ 710569 CEDIEN SINE 3857 710571 JAMES SMEETON 3858 710572 ALTON STONE 385? .... 7t05~3 ..... GLENN STUM~O 3860 71057~ WINIFREO F. SUSS 385[ 710575 HAROLD SW~GER 3862 710576 $T~ MARK'S RECTORY 3853 ........ ~105~7 WILLIAM L. SMITH 385~ 720088 THE SATTER COMPANIES 6/14/85 :. 28.00 i 6/1~/85:'.:" 45.50 · ;.i:':';"''- 611~f85.'~::'.:':'' 50.00 6/14/85 4~.40 6/t4/85 34.40 ~Z.LE/.~ 44.40 6/14/85 8.00 6/14/85 34.40 6~14/85'~, 3-00 6/14/85 52.85 6/I4/85 ~5.50 3865 720191 MANFREO TOMACH 6/14/85 23.09 3867 72ot94 RICHARD TULLOCH 6/1~/85 tt.7~ 3856 720193 TREE RIDGE DEvEL~'-'~R~'. ...... 6/[~/85 ................... ~6'~50 3858 730009 SUSY URI 6/14/85 ~3.16 3869 '74008~ ...... ABNER VEGA 6/~/85 3870 750151 FREDERICK WILHELM 6/14/85 17.05 3~?1 75D222 WHITE BROTHERS 6/14/85 13.50 3872 ~SDZ~--~-~-NALD WEILAND '!.;~:'...-F.! 6/14/85 :.::. ..... ~ 53.00 7 ..... · '~ ::":':'"' ': :" ' · ' ':" '-: · ...... .... ': ' .... : :: · 38 3 750Z80 JOHN W.-WILSON .-. :.;. .... ~:~ ...... : .--': · · · :' :: :'::: ' ::::::::::::::::::::: :::q ~-i~;:: ) 'L:!~' ]' ':~:!F'.~:~ .".:. ]: [ 0 · 5 0 .:¥-:: · 38 T 4 ~.50281 R. G E O R G E W ! S W ALL '. ;~'~:'?:i-~'?i:?!ii:: ?i?:~i![ ~:i( ~]:': ~::i::.:C: ~:' :' 6 / 14/85 ~iiii~';? iil :::":ii~.' ]:'.:' ~' :'. 55 o 50 ';' :';' i? 'i'~ ~ ::i!? ? ~J? ~-;~':.! ?:.~ ?i'? ii: :~' . ~-:.~: ---3j~ ----~Sd~ HARRY WOt?ERS 6/14/85 3875 750283 JOHN WEEKES 6/14/85 47°35 3877 750284 JANE WOOD .......................... 6/1~/85 14.65 36?8 770033 YO~K HAMES : :'..-.' i. ;.'i;i ::~':!~'~ ~.. ~..::' ~ 6/J4/85 ;J:i~i i::.~.:~i~ ..::~:' ~Z5'[~:i!i;;:~!i.~.:~.:~.i:i.:~i:~.:::~i'.~.t~-~ 38~0 790000 [.~]Y OF 5OYNTON:OE~cH?!iiii":iiii:ii!iii~¥[[i?'.~i~:: 6/[~/85C?i~i~::/i:~i~?:-::'~'~97949 --388~ 790[9! CiTY OF 8OYNTON EEACH - 6/14/85 50.00 3882 010197 AAA GARDEN CENTER - 6/21/85 *62.00 .__}~3 011610 AEROIL PRODUCTS CO. INC. ~ 5/21/8~ 7,335.00 3885 3886 3887 ~lb 3888 ' 3889 .)u 3890 ..... 3891 :__ ....... 3892 ~ 3893 ' 3fl9~ -. ............. 3~96 3899 o/3]/d5 CITY IF BOYNTON BEACH PAGE C u ~ 8 ~..~...C ~...~_~_[_.H C H E C K S VENDOR ~ VEN30R NA~E CHECK DATE TOTAL AMOUNT ...... ~i37'80 ALLIED UNIVERSAL CORPo 6/21/85 3~217.05 014241 CHARLIE ANDREWS 6/21/85 70°20 0t4300 _. CARH~N ANNUNZ[ATO .~/2!/85 IO0oO0 0149L0 APOLLO TERMITE PEST CONTR 6/2[/85 30.00 0[5392 ARBOR TREE & LANDSCAPE CO 6/21/85 900.00 016000.. _ ATLANTIC ~&BDW.~8~_[/4~. 6Z2[Z~ 0t6030 ~TLAS PEAT & SO[L~ INC. 6/21/85 9~0o00 020170 ~ B ~UTO PARTS~ INCo 6/21/85 374°34 020~68 BARKER UNIFORHS, INC. 6/21/85 257.75 024396 BOCA RATON PUBLISHING 6/21/85 024500 .__BETTY._50.RON[.. ..6/_2[/~.~ 024641 B~ER AMMONIA & CHEMICAL 6/21/B5 1~076o13 024710 80YNTON ~UTO SUPPLY, INC. 6/21/85 3,35I.IN 02~72~ ~OYNTON ~EACH CHAM~ER 0 _ - _E .... 6/21/85 2~90-33 024726 BOYNTON BEACH VOLUNTEER F 6/21/85 3900 024730 BOYNTON ~EACH RETIREMENT 6/21/85 6~I6o42 __ ~9~[ ..... ~24780 80YNTON PUMP & SUPPLY 6/21/85 3902 025~00 BROWARD PUMP & SUPPLY CO. 5/21/85 116,13 3903 026389 RICHARO Z. BURDICK 6/21/85 I4.30 3934 _._ 026~00 .... BUSI.~ES$_~EEK _~/~/85 39.95 3905 030185 E.Ko'S LOCKSHOP~ INC. 6/21/85 28,86 3906 03029~ JUDY CALANORA 6/21/85 20.00 .......... 39D~ ...... p30540 CASE POWER E_E. 9~[.pMENT CO 6/_~185 67.89 3908 030558 NICHOLAS CASSANDRA 6/2L/85 300.00 3909 03170~ PERRY CESSNA 39[0 032389 CHAPM~N SECURITY SYSTEM 3912 033657 ~J%! 3918 ~ 3919 ~ - .......... 3920 ~ ~' 392I ~2 3922 ~' ............. 3923 3~t.3___ . 03365.~ 3914 033664 3915 033665 3916 0335~6 3917 033657 ]MAS A. CLARK CLK OF COURTS-SUPPORT OEP .CJ,,K P_F__C__OU_R_T S-SUP_PORT OEP .. CLK OF COURTS-SUPPORT DiP CLK OF COURTS-SUPPORT OEP CLK OF COURTS-SUPPORT OEP ELK OF COURTS-SUPPORT OEP 6/2 t/35 602.00 _6/._2.. tZ~ 5 _2~.~5. oo 6/21/85 75.00 6/21/85 74.00 6LZLL85 6/2L/85 22.00 6/21/85 42.00 6/21/85 52°o0 6/21/85 27.00 033668 034550 040395 040505 041418 041605 CLK OF COURTS--SUPPORT OEP COCA COLA BOTTLING CO. ?:.~: OALE*S PAINT & BODY SHOP DAVIS ~ATE~ [ WASTE INDUS DE BRA TURF ~ INDUSTRIAL .DELRAY FIRE EXT. SERVIC~ 6/21 / 85 ;~:i::':i "-:' :. 30.9 0 6/21./95 1'q.4 o O0 6/21/85 325.00 6/21/85 10,0/2o00 6/2 1/85 114.63 6/2L/85 60°90 3924 041610 DELRAY ELECTRIC SUPPLY 3925 ..... 04L67¢ MAURICE DENSON 3926 0~1684 JOHN OENSON 3927 042500 DIAMOND NURSERIES [NC. 3928 042867 __. OI'~_~CTRIC SUPPLY 3929 0~4646 ELAINE OONAGHUE 3930 0~4750 OOU~LEDAY ~ COo 3931 .... 046~O_Jg:!Na, OUN~E ;i~ i:.:' ."::iii':, 3932 046~65 C.R. DUNN INC. _ 3933 050220 ED-RENE INC. 3~3~ .___050300 EAST COAST FIRE EOUIP. 6/21/85 112.55 6~.[/~5 32.00 6/21/85 ~2.00 6/21/85 6~0.00 6/21/85 76oll 6/2t/85 9°00 6/21/85 ' ?'~' .:. 30.13 6/Z 1/85 ':' ',:.:; ::i! ::;:' tot. zO 6/21185 3oz.58 6/21/85 638.50 6/ZtZ85 I~3_390.0 5 3951 065590 3952 ...... 0/33/~5 CITY OF BgYNT~N MBAS07 C U R R ~ N T M 0 N T H C H E C K S CHECK # VENDOR ~ VENDOR 'lAME CHECK DATE, TOTAL AMOUNT 3935 0503~0 GEORGE EBBS 6/21/85 200.00 3930 050371 PAUL ECKERT 6/21/85 200.00 3937 051287 ..... ~D'~_GARDEN_.C~N~.__ _ 3938 05~300 EO~AR~S ELECTRIC CORP. 6/21/85 2~831.93 3939 053702 ELPEX INC. 6/21/85 ::;~' 5~635.36 3!~Q ...... 053~L___~EB~ENC~ ~EDI_C~L SERVICE 6Z21/85: 15.00 39~1 055300 EQUIPMENT RENTAL 6/2~/85 170o00 39~2 0~0115 FAIRCHiLD-LOWELL CORP. 6/21/85 125.00 39§3 ....... 06J507 39~ 051615 BETTY FERRELL 39~5 062701 FIGUEROA MO6ILE HYDRA IC 6/21 190,00'~=.~:~. :.':.!.' _~946 ...... D.6; .... .. 39~7 063710 FLORIDA ~OUTH 85 74,20 39~$ 053779 FLOR[DA SERVI£E ~ ~ERS 6/21/85 I5~000,00 39~9 __ 064600 FOUR STEEL .... 6/21/85 90o99 3950 06~699 .... ~"~F~A ~/2IV~5 3953 39 54 3955 3956 3957 3958 3959 3960 3~;__ o8o569 3962 080579 3963 3964 081653 i,-tr-~ 3965 091656 ~ ~' 3966 0~4497 ~ 3967 089620 ~ ~ 396§ ..... 08~630 ~ 3~ 3969 084690 3~' 3970 084699 i~- 3971 090101 ~ · 3972 09DIO~ ~: 3973 397~ 100208 39 75 1003 lO ~_~_ 3976 _.1 _1!550 ~ 3977 111573 3978 112680 ' ~:I 3979 t 12800 ~ . 3980 114550 )JL_ 39~z_ .... ~5~9s s~ 3983 115601 398~ 120298 .......... ~9~. ...... ~zo~to 066500 070359 LINDA GALLAGHER 0745~7 075288 ........ 07~396 WoH ~ 080306 G.K. HALL E 0~0556 HAVCO EQ: SUPPLY 23 · 00: (: :; :-; i::':'::::::' :':~::',.::':: ~? ~C.:::' 166.50 46.00 55,00 85 HAWORTq PRESS HEALTHWISE HERE'S FRED GOLF:CO, INC, HESCO SA~ EZELL ~ESTER SEN HCGAN CO. HOLLY ACCUmULAtOR ~ ELECT ~OL~AC I~N~~-~-~p EDGAR El ~G' ICMA RETIREM T CORP. INSRAM 5 8- 8 8 :': :..::~ ::::: ' ': :::~' ,-:::::::::' 164,05 79.50 WILL[Afl T. KIEKENAPP MEMORY KIRBY - 'ko~=F£f~--F~6T-6 INc. MEDARO KOPCZYNSKI LORRAINE KRuPOWIES ·' LEE LABR~TT - LAMA~UN~ORM_S ~L~/a5 6z.oo 6/21/85 14,95 :: : · :<: ~i : ~::~. · 6/21/~5 ::-::::::7 :/- Z6~ .00 :::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: i:~:: ~: :.ih:~:~::.::: .::~?. ':. :.- 6/21F85 275.00 - 6/21/85 2~593o80 ~(Zt/~S 847.s4 627~-185 1,e54.60 · .' . · 6/~1/8'5 5,011.64 'r 6/21/85 1,578.53 6/zt)~S 16o.9z 200. O0: ?-::':' ::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: ¥' ':: 280°00 125,00 12.23 45,00 24,80 J b/30/85 CITY aF BOYNTON BEACH PAGE CHECK ~ VENDOR ,3 VENDOR NAflE CHECK DATE TOTAL AMOUNT 3985 [20429 LANDMARK POLYGRAPH SERV[C 6/2[/85 3988 120545 _. LA4MEN,S_~_ SH~T~.SUpp 3999 121519 LEAHCHfiM INDUSTRIES, INC. 3990 I217~3 SALLY LEWIS 3991 122883 ...... L[QUA~-.TECH 39~2 122~82 LOCAL 80~, A.Fo OF M. 3993 [3032~ 4RTURO MADRUGA [30928 DON MC CAMMON 100o00 3995 3995 130950 WILLIE RUTH MCGRAOY 3997 ..... [32700_ MIAmi H~.~.~LD 3998 132772 MILLER & MEIER ASSOC INC 3993 132772 MILLER & MEIER ASSOC INC 3999 . 13458~ .... MOT~.Q~ 4000 134701 MOTOROLA ~016 40[7 4018 4019 ~02~ ~OZL 4022 4023 4D24 4025 4026 4027 4028 40~9 4030 ~031 _~032 4033 4001 136420 MUNICIPAL POLICE 4002 136560 MUSIC PERFORMANCE TR~. F ~003 1~0~57 NATIONAL TRANSMISSIONS 403~ I~04oO NATIONAL WELDING PRODUCTS 4005 ...... 1~475__ NAFIONAL INFO DATA CENTER ~006 1~1700 NEPTUNE HETER CO. 4007 1~/717 NEWS JOURNAL 4008 141726 ALFRED NEWDOLD 4009 141728 NEWS AND SUN SENTINEL ~-~' 40[0 1~2690 EDWARD NICHOLAS 6011 -- ~4~w~Z-- NOLA~.~C.T~.~£AL SUPPLY CO ~012 1~6~2 NURSING OUTLOOK 4013 153900 OLYMPIA SPORT SHOP [NC° ~014 ....... !50100 P [ S DISTRIBUTORS 1~o366 PAINT CENTER la0~92 P-~- COUNTY SOLI~ WASTE A _~aO~IS ~LM ~EAC. COUNTY MU~IC[p 160416 "~AL~ 160~17 PALM BEACH COUNTY WATER U 150~2~ PALM 160~45 GILBERT RD PANZER~ MoDo 1604~6 BOB PAOLINO I~O~T? __~U.c[L~_gaRTErNA I60~82 PATTON GOLG 16[51~ ~EACOCK'S RADIATOR SERvIC [8[650 CHARLES PERS~NG I61700 PETTY CASH LIBRARY 152750 ...... PIC~D....[H~AL CO° [52790 PIERCE TIRE CO. .......... ~o35 6/2t/85 44.65 6/21/85 1~168.65 6/21/85 20.00 6/_2_~185 s~t.z5 6/21/85 26.00 6/21/85 45.00 6/2[/85 . 967.50 6/21/85 --~/2~Z~.~ 21..L~ 6/2[/85 16,890o95CR 6/21/85 16,890.95 ~/zt/~5 _236.05 6/21/85 1~1-51.50 6/21/85 2~989.87 6/21/85 515o00 0/2[/85 72.00 AE~I/B5 ~3o.oo 6/21/85 33~500o00-- 6/21/85 142.00 6/21/85 398°00 6/21/85 69.00 ~/21/85 100o00 6/21/85 15.92 6/21/85 16o00 6/21/85 255.99 6_/~1/85 5%_90 6/21/85 26.02 6/21/85 45~875.26 6/2i/85 6/21/8~ 237.t0 6/zt/~s Bt. OD 6/2[/85 36.oo 6/21/85 3~qo 6/21/85 5~.T5 . 6/21/85 282.72 ' 6/2~/85 200.00 6/21/85 36.55 INC. 6/21/85 4,292.25 1636~-0 PLAYWORLD :: ..... l&~700 PORTER PAINT CO. 6/21/85 467.Z0 16~702 PORT-O-LET INTERNATIONAL 6/21/85 128.00 I6550~ PRODUCT INFORMATION NETW~ 6/21/85 ._ 6/30/65 MB~507 CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH PAGE - C_U R ~__~_.N T M o N T H C H E C K S VENDOR NAME CHECK ~ VENDOR CHECK DATE TOTAL AMOUNT ..::::::: . ' · . 4D36 166[76 PUBLIC SAFETY DEVICES INC 6/21/85 76.45 4037 176397 R.C. SPORTS 6/21/85 64=00 4038 18049~ RANGELINE FEED &~.~P~.LX ~/21/85 39.30 403~-'' 1~0496 .... RANG~'R ~ONSTRUCTIDN INDUS 6/21/85 78.81~ 4040 180505 RAYSIDE TR'UCK ~ TRAILER b//I/B5 40~1 ......... ~.~1593 REID F3RO INC. , 6/21/85 SHERATON TAMPA ......................... 6/21/~5 SHERIFF OF PALM BEACH COU 6/21/85 SHUFFLIN SHOE CLOGGERS 6/21/85 S~Y~ PIX ' GATES SALES & SERVICE 6/21185 '~] SNEAKERA'4A 6/21/85 ;~ ' 40i55 I94300 SNO~ CONCRETE CORP. b/21/85 ~ 40i57 I94610 SOME'S UNIFORMS 40~2 1~6499 RUSSELL & AXON 6/21/85 13,417.49 4043 190181 SCRWTO ~OARD 6/21/85 66,280.10 ........... ~,344 _. [90/86 __ S.[. LI~E COMPANY 4045 [90399 SAL'S SPORT SHOP 6/21/85 288.00 4046 190610 SAV-ON UTILITY SUPPLIES 6/ZI/85 8~368.95 ~047 19109~ JOSE.RH_SC[QR~I.NO_ .b/2[~5 13~.~Q0 ................ 4048 ..... 191597 SEVILLE BEACH HDTEL 6/21/85 38.00 4049 191700 SEW~LL HARDWARE CO. [NC. 6/21/85 290.08 40:50 192455 4O Sl 1 465 sso.oo ~o5~ ......I9399o 26.40 40'55 19~za3 48.00 4058 I94695 'j'~og~ ....... i9~906 14,o!6o 2DISZO 201760 6/Z1/~5 108.00' : ::'.~..: .:~:.. SOUTH OCEAN STRING BAND 6/21/85 45D.00 ST A~EE_~S _~P ASSN .:.': 6J~5 99o54CR ~": :!"~'~ih]:] .' :::::~ii:ii:i;i:i' ~'' ST ANDREWS CONDO ASSN 6/21/85 99.54 KYLE TEMBECKJAIN 6/21/85 46.00 JAMES TERESI 6/2~/95 45.00 J62 TEXAS A g M-PUBLICATION D 6/21/85 3.00-' ~J63 202560 THORNDIKE PRESS 5/~1/85 !:'' 6/Z~/85 0164 204720 TOYS ~R# US 6195 ~ggf~ Y~i'L FORD TRACTOR CO. 6/21/85 24.93 0i66 205600 TROPIGAS, INC. 6/21/85 0!67 ........ 2100~.__~.? S. CATHOLIC 6/21/85 12.00 USCM 'DEFERRED COMP. PRO. 6/21/85 U.S. POSTMASTER 6/ZI/85 Uo S. POSTMASTER 6/21/85 UN3ERGROUND SUPPLY 6/21/85 2~602.80 JAMES N= VANCE, P.A. 6/21/85 1,837.50 VAN ~ATE~S E RCGERS 6/21/85 1,194.70 VIDEO X TRDN, NORTH INC. WALPOLE NURSERY ;' LE'~TER WARD JAMES R WARNKE 79 230538 WATER RESOURCES CORP. ~o ..... z3~oo ...... ~No~--E= ~ZE~ ~! 231780 .ESTERN AUTO STORE: "..i'. 84 6/Z]~/85.' !: :ti 1,735oB6 6/2~]./8 5, ":::"::: ::';- 162. O0 6/21/85 200.00 6/21/85 275.00 6/21/85 13,449.50 231~g0 WEYANT ~ ASSOCIATES INC. ' 235503 WRITERS DIGEST - 6/II/SS I7.OO 2~160Z XEROX CORP., 6/21/85 229.49 24[603 XEROX CORPORATION 6/21/85 332.77 -- , .... ~BA 507 5/3o/a5 CHECK # ........ 4~B6 40~7 q088 4089 4090 ~092 CUP. CITY R 2 N T OF SOY NTON MONTH BEACH CHECKS PAGE 15 VENDOR ~ VENDOR NAME 262830 CARL ZI MMERMAN 6/21/85 275.00 254550 BETTY ZOOS EL 6/21/85 50.00 266316 ___ ZUR~CH-A~'.~._R_IC~A~__IN~:~Oo 6~C!/_85 250.0_0 320002 ROBERT FE RRE LL 6/21/85 Z75.00 360020 DON JCHNSON 6/21/85 200,00 370050 __E.O KIE~Tf._ 6f~lZ~ ...... MO0.O0 5~0190 BOYNT ON LAKES 6/21/85 ]2.66 550~10 o.R. C~OPER 6/21/85 10.50 2 _£ 40q4 ........ 590311 .... JA~E..GILMQgE 4095 670065 ORIOLE HOMES CORP. 6/21/85 5o00 ~096 010255 ALA/OFFICE FOR LIBRARY PE 6/28/85 IO.O0 4097 _. 010285 ....... 4098 013783 ROBERT Ko ALSOFROM, PH.Do 6/28/85 570000 409~ 014~80 AMERICAN SPEEOY PRINTING 6/2~/85 9.00 4100 014241 CHARLIEA~DR~W~ ~/28/~ 70~_~ 4101 0159g3 ATLANTIC FISHIN~ ENTERPRI 6/28/85 400,00 6/28/85 29.12 :- 6/28/85 6/28/85 16.95 6/23/85 255.00 ~/28/85 69485.69 6/28/85 47.60 6/28/85 20000 6~/85 350.00 4102 020439 THE BAKER 6 TAYLOR 4103 ........ 020~9~ .... T~ ~ERg T~y~OR 4104 020468 BARKER UNIFORMS, INC. ~105 021530 ~EANE EXTERMINATING CO. 41C6 02473Q .... SOY~D~ ~ACH.~ET[REMENT 4107 030184 C.D.R. DISTRIBUTORS, INC. 4108 030298 JUDY CALANDRA 410~ .... ~0362 CAROBBEAN SUNSET 4t10 0~1602 THE CENTER FOR FAMILY SER 6/28/85 476°00 4111 032482 CHILDCRAFT EDUCATION CORP 6/28/85 22.94 4112 033657 CLK OF COORTS-SUPPORT OEP _.9~28/85 74.00 4113 03395~ '-~CLK--5~- toO~T§'-~OF~b~T-'6~ 6/zs/ss 37.00 4114 033664 CLK O~ COURTS-SUPPORT DEP 6/28/85 22.00 41I[ ......... 033665 CLK OF COURTS-SUPPORT DEP 6~2~/85 42°00 4116 033666 CLK OF COURTS-SUPPORT OEP 6/28/85 52,00 4117 033~67 CLK OF COURTS-SUPPORT OEP 6/26/85 27,00 41l ~ ... 0336p8 ._.~g~.p~_.~URTS-SUPPORT OEP 6/28/85 30,90 ~119 034930 REGGIE COTTLE : 6/28/85 IO0.O0 : 4120 034~48 WILLIAM COUP 4121 ........... 040397 TIMOTHY P. DALE, GoC../:c:~:.::. :;';:~.::!:':i. '6/28/85::i::~:i!:!" 51000 4122 040400 DATA DIRECTIONS 6/28/85 36.00 4123 041674 ~AURICE DENSON ~124 .... 0416~ .__~g~N.DENSON 4125 041703 DETECTIVE BOOK CLUB 6/28/85 32000 6128/85 32000 6/28/85 4126 041704 412~ .......... Q44648 4L2~ 4129 41~0 4131 4132 4133 4134 4135 33.92 : '....: 044750 DOUBLEDAY ~ CO, 6/28/85 22,71 045418 DREW CHEMICAL CORP. 6/28/85 573.40 054394 ENVIRQNMENTAL SERVICES 6/2~/85 60.00 060427 FASO MUSIC INC. 6/~8/85 'mS "n' ............ 0~6~ -F-~ER' SCIENTIFIC ' -" 6/2~/85 ' 793.83 053714 FLORIDA EDUCATIONAL PAPER 6/28/85 4L36 ........ Q63742 FLORIDA INLAND NAVIGATION 6/28/85 135,21 20o00 CHECK !~ VENDOR ~ VENgaR OF 6t]YNTON BEACH MONTH CHECKS PAGE 16 NAME ' CHECK DATE TOTAL AMOUNT i'!:'i-'~ ':~::~ ' .~-:' q, L37 06]870 i,IILL[AH VD= FLUSHING 4138 070358 DIANE GARRETT ...... 4139 o~04o~ JI,~ _ ~0 - 075510 .... GRO~"~D~ATI~NAL COR ~ ~1%L 075530 R.L, GRUMMONS PRINTING Pe 4143 082581 4144 0~4693 4145 09 4147 O] 4149 4150 1115:43 4151 4152 4153 4155 I2 4157 ...... 415 8 4159 4160_. 4161 4162 4163 4164 4165 4166 4159 4170 417I 4172 4175 4176 4177 4179 ~179 4180 ~l~l 4182 4184 4185 4196 HEARTS OF GOLD ROB6RT HOWELL TION H NEWS PLACE STR[B 6/28/85 82.15 6/2a/85 16.0o ~./2 s/85 2 I6.OO 6/28/85 431 *,50 6/28/85 70.00 6/28/85 5,.00 6/28/85 300.00 6/28/85 86.40 6/28/85 4 ~45.42 6/28/95 54,60 6/28/85 1,503.2~ 71.60 6/28,~ 382.20 6/28/85 70.00 6/28/85 12.50 6/28/85 31,00_ 6/28/85 12.00: 6/_28/85 - I3.97 6/28/85 462.45 6/28/85 20.00 6/28/85 15.00 a/Z 8 / 85 · .. .... :. 6'7 · Z 0 ?:.:: ::.:.: :! i!:':~i i: ?' i~i:i::':!i:::::'...: :-::'? 6_Zz e~5 ':.. ::':':'~::::-~;~: :~ :'' ':::I Z O, 00":~ .:':-:' :'.::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: ':?::~'2:~' '::;. ';:.: ":::' .. 6i28t85 15.00 " 6/28/8:5 14D.00 6/28/85 ...::./ ~. ' I~9~35:::C~:: '..:~.~:: ..:i.': : 6/2 ~/85 ': ":~'~:'~: :: 398.00:,.~:;~:~",~::~::::?:'::~::: ::.(: ~,>:,,:~; :~: :- 6/28/8~5 18~ 007. O0 TEMS EN lNG TION INDUS ~_._~ NC. ADVISORY :AL SEALS , INC. ~U ILTS [CAL- 6/28/85 6/2 6/Z 9/85 612~it 85 6/Z 3/87 6/2 6/2 ~ 6/Z87 122.30 12.9 7 · "98. O0:7:':' '.i::":: :,i: ~:::~:: · i:~ 16.00:~i'~ :i~ :i. ::'i ~:~i.'/:~: ~..: i! 121.6,~ ;_?.i::; ' 616o92 56.00 13o00..' .; :'" 8,265.13 37.20 99~54 29.7~ 8.00 78.78 39.60 M~ASJ7 c~/3 C u R CHECK ~ VENDOR 413~ ....... 210145 41~9 2214~6 4190 230543 4[91 23L800 INC. 4192 232405 4193 ....... 234625 _._J-J,A. WOLF 4194 234690 WORNING WOMAN 4195 320002 ROEERT FERRELL 21S03 .... 390~S~ ...... ~O~f'~ B. MARTIN 21310 2?OOlb HENRY AL~ERS 2/3[1 020405 CONSTANCE 5A[SH ...... 21312 ....... ~800~Q____~[~A~g b_EAN 21313 021540 FRANK A. BEDNARICK 21314 D266~0 OBE 3UTLER 21315 _. 030501.___ RENE. C~RR[ER 21316 29001~ CHARLES L CASE 21317 033600 CALLIE CLANTON.. : : _2131~ ........ 300006 NILFREJ J'DENIS' ':-?.:i;- 21319 330001 GORDON ED GREGORY 21320 3~0005 LENON HARRIS 21321 .... 340037 ..... ~USR. HART CI¥¥ 3F 30YNTJN BEACH USCM OEFERRED COMP, PRO, 6/28/85 JAMES W. VANCE~ PoAo NAT~ OE~6~TMENT WEYANT ~ ASSOCIATES TR~LA Jo WHITE PASE 17 TOTAL AMOUNT 21322 340016 CARROLEIZER HERRING . .. 21323 340313 T, 8, qICKS :::' __2~324.. _Q84360 MURIEL HOLZMAN:~ : 21325 104~9 GEORGE AD JOHNSON 21326 10~51~ JOHN JOHNSTON ............. 21327 ......... 3700~ ..... ~!RGINIA E. KEISTER 21328 111535 DOROTHEA M KENNEDY 21329 370002 MINNIE L KING .. 21330 __3gooo~ .~a~L&~ESSER ::: :':; . 2133~ 12050~ aRB L. LATHAM 21332 330002 VERA LEWIS 3~ ...... 21333 3300D5 GRET2HEN LUBY 2~, 21334 160350 TEREES~-PADGETT I ja~ 21335 ~2001! CHARLES PROSSER 21336 .... 166300 ELEANOR PUFFER :j~'-- 21337 190~45 .... ~OHN SCHNEIDER ': ~1~.:~] ' 21338 190940 MARY ED SCHORR .!-. ............ 21339 19ZSgZ ADA SH3OK 2134I 460005 MARY TENK 21342 ....... 20251~___$EE TH3MAS 21343 2304~2 OLIVE ~ALLACE 213~4 4~0~18 MC ARTHUR WATERS 21345 266900 ..... ~ILORED A. ZWART 21346 020300 BRADFORD ~AXLEY 6/28/85 _§/28/85 6/28/85 6/28/85 6/28/85 6/28/85 6101/85 6/01/85 6/01/85 6/01/85 _~Z9 t/9 5 6/01/85 6/0~/85 6/01/85 6/01/85 6/01/35 6/o~/8!....:i.:::~,~. 6/o[/85 6/ol/85 6/ol/85 6/oi/85 6/ol/~5 6/o~/85 6/01/85 6/01/85 6/01/85 6/01/85 296o0I 360.00 170,00 7.50 14.95 211o07 ~9.93CR 6~9.00 53.?9 20~06 108.59 227°58 _~3.23 493°62 264.40 85.39 299.92 431.55 255.35 198,71 164,~6 88,66 561,19 195.33 6/0t/85 6/01/85 6/01/85 218.07 288.~5 28~,04 346.52 309.49 6/01/85 619!/§5 6101/85 6/01/85 6/01/85 1,293.5I 21347 330008 2134~ ..... p80366 21349 086351 21350 106450 .......... 21~2! ...... i3~7~o ".':. 278,31 J~'"; 91o28 133.20 253.66 20ZoZ1 91.03 238.95 729.91 6/01/85 6/01/85 168o90 451,28 77.13 JOHN GARONER ....... :,: WILL[AN NOAH HUDDLESTON 6/01/85 GE3RGE JUNNIER 6/01/85 HARJLO MILLER 6/01/85 597.00 914.5 5 :: 1 z 7. t 0 -. ':',: ::f ::: :: :: ::' ': 98~098 869.B3 702.87 CITY 3F ~OYNTON BEACH PAGE 18 .VENDO& NAME CHECK DATE TOTAL AMOUNT MB~507 C CHECK ~ VENDOR 21352 09429! INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE 6/0[/85 48.60 21353 I946~0 THEODORE SORG 6/01/85 [~000.00 21354 02442~ EDWARD E...._~QLES .h/~[/_85 7__~.97 2[355 081650 HAROLD HERRING 6/01/85 30,34 21356 llq450 6/01/85 1~033o8~ 21357 .......... 12~590_ ~Q~M~_L~L~T~E b/Ql/~5 4~_6 21358 146603 ALLAN NYQU[ST 6/01/85 959.11 21359 420008 STANLEY Co PORTER 6/01/85 802.16 21360 194290 KEN SN3, 6/0[/85 72~5~ 213~l 206303 JOHN H. TUITE 6/01/85 91.50 21362 222795 LORRAinE VICK! 6/01/85 928.68 21363 2354~5 COqTIS ~. WRIGHT 6/01/85 .. 1,309.41 2136~ 400002 RUTH L. NELSON 6/01/85 528.32 2[365 202q42 THE CREDIT UNION OF PALM 6/01/85 739.00 21366 .... 02G~71 ..... 5&'~N~TT_.~h~ _r _V ~H~k~[~ ' ~[P 1/95 _ 6~!,~ 21367 020471 21377 063726 21378 490051 2137~ 250067 213~Q __ 21015Q __ 21381 052799 21382 024720 2138~__ 20~4~2 21384 032~95 Z13B5 020471 21~6 }OOp~7 320025 ~30031 450054 21387 21388 Z13B9 21391 320014 21392 38002~ 21393 420021 5ARNETT ~ANK - WITHHOLD[N 6/01/$5 ...:::::.' 461,80 ~ARNETT BANK - ~ITHHOLD[N FL3RIO& DOWNTOWN DEVELOPN 5/31/8~":'(:::~i?.!:::i" =: '~00,00' ROBERT L, WAY 5/31/85 136,50 PATRICIA BO~GARDNER 5/31/85 I~058o61 U.S. POSTMASTER 6~0~ 1~500o00 EDWARD G. HILLERY, JR, 5/17/85 330.00 BOY~TO~ BEACH CHAM~ER ~ ' 6/03/85 ':!~i:!~!= 3~000.00 CITY DF BOYNTON 8EACH 6/07/85 213,115.09 BARNETT BANK - WITHHOLDIN 6/07/85 30~180=68 MELVIN ORAKE 6/07/85 472o38 AL R. FINE 6/07/85~ ':;i?~..:;~: 471o80 · · LEANNE G~ ROWER 6/07/85 DANIEL SZYCHOWSKI 561.57'i :i'~: CHARLES C. FREDERICK 6/07/85 ROSERT LARSON 6/07/~5 114.87 216.80 455.12 .... _OA_ N IEL PERALES 6/07/85 21394 014154 AMERICAN YOUTH MOVEMENT 6/07/$5 21395 0247~6 BOYNTON TRAVEL AGENCY INC 6/07/85 213~6. ........ 29006~ __TI~.DTHY CONSOY 6/07/85 21397 196020 STATE OF FLORIDA DEPT. b/10/85 39,60 2139~ Z059bO TWIN CO~STAUCTION~ INC 6/10/85 11,375.00 21399 0B4693 .EOGA3 HOWELL ................ 6/10/8~ ............ 99?86 21~00 032901 CITY OF BOYNTDN BEACH 6/10/85 63.76 Zt~Ol 025~50 RICHARD H. DRINKER JR. 6/11/85 700.00 :': '?"" 21~02 ....... 2~2~2_ _Z.H~.~ ~ ~.P~. T~ N~OF PALM 21~03 29006B THOMAS 5ALFE 21~0~ 2900~4 TERESA CIGARSKI 168.46 2t405 ........ 510003 ..... ~ 21406 340028 ~t. so: 21407 390009 ~ql 21408 ~50013 · '~ 21~09 490039 ~ ~ 21410 390367 ........... 214![ ....... 9~2895 EDWARD O. HILLERY · 6/14/8~ ~ :' 1~,528.26 ~ ~' .~.~: ~:~-::;~':.::..?.:.~.:: SAMUEL SIMS ;.;::~:;': , GA~Y R. WERNER 6/i~/85 218.61 CATHLEEN V. MCDEAV~TT - 6/1~/B5 CITY OF BOYNTON 3EACH - 6/14/85 21~j108.69 M'~A 507 0/30/85 CURR CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH CHECK D VENDOR PAGE 19 E N T MONTH C HE C K S · .. "i: :: i · : :::' -. :::; ..~ : .' . : :. :: ~/. ~: ~s;:':.i!:i:: ::i'~::~?::m::;~ i.:'!' :!:: ::i .:: ..: :i} ?~: i'-:.F::~..;~/~:!! .~ s. 21412 020471 5ARNETT BANK - WITHHOLDIN 6/14/85 31,8[4,75 2[~I3 4500[8 MACK SLOAN 6/i4/B5 527°46 2[4[4 221~85 JA.~ES N...._VANCE~_.P,A, ~/1]~B5 21415 055550 F~ATE~NAL 0~OER OF POLICE 6/I7/85 8,O93.7~ 2141b 165J06 PRE--PAID LEGAL SERVICES I 6/I7/85 887,49- 214t7 ........... 130585 ....... KATHLEEN MAYO ~/I~Z~5 ~,~5': 21~18 2~0051 JUSTUS bqOWN 6/18/85 479,02 21~19 0~3629 ALLEN Co CLARK 6/19/85 51,40 21420 ....... 39005~ RUTH M~RPHY 6/20/85 454,94 21421 270005 REFUSE ANDREWS 6/21/85 613,98:.. 21422 290011 WILLIAM D CAVANAUGH 6/21/85 ~ · : . 755,16 2I~23 290057 LARRY CLAUDE 6/Z[/85 '.": !' 6/zl/85 ~27.s2 6/21/e5 812.31 6/20/85 21.331.44 21424 340011 ALVIN HERRING JR, 21425 390015 GE3RG~ MACNEILL _ 21~26 .... 20~44~. _~HE CREDIT UNION OF PALM 21427 032895 CiTY OF BOYNTON BEACH 21428 020~7~ 21429 280069 BARNETT BANK - WITHHOLDIN MARSHA BEDELL 6/21/85 . :.. 212~939,29 · 6/21/85 485.86 6/21/85 521=62 6/20/85 I6~890o95 19o12 c,. _ . 6/26/86:::-:'~!:~i?'!.~!;:!: ~':;356.29 ..... i:~? ;: i?~(!;ii~:~ 'i !::';:! i::'!.' : :: '' 6/28t85 901,77 6/28/85 508.50 21430 350001 ROSERT IMEL 21431 420032 LORETTA R. PAQUIN 21432___ ~13~772 MILLER & ~EIER ASSOC [NC 21492 094291 INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE:. 21493 032901 CITY OF ~OYNTON BEACH!:''::."i:" :: 21494 023800 BLUE CROSS OF 21496 490030 RICHA2D So ~ALKE 21~97 450025 WARREN H SHELHAMER 21503 2~0005 JAMES ~OYD 6/28/85 291.26 21504 290033 PABLO CORONA 6/28/B5 228°02 -2~5~ ....... 300023 JOHN OE . 6/28/85 : &2,T% 21506 202442 THE CREDIT UNION:':.OF PAE:'~i:;~:. 'i: 6/ZT/BD:!ii:?~ii{:-~.!21,TS&.08: 21507 ]30029 KENNETH GOSIER '?i?.;!i~..:'~',;;;~i.,:~,!.':r: 6/28i85'i:ii~i!ii~:~:!,,~ ']SZ.16 ZlSOB 460034 O0~ALO THRASHER 6/2eIB5 645.SB 21509 . 020471 BARNETT BANK - WITHHOLDIN 6/28/85 32,171,52 215t0 012B95 CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH 2l~98 .... 440047 EARNEST ROSERTS 6/28/95 126,24 21499 440001 JOHN E, REYNOLDS :,.'.:::':.'' 6/28/85 'i:i"~ill i] i 570,,,82 . i: ~ : ~ ' 21500 380032 EDWARD LAMONS .'::: :/i il i !?:i;:;!' :i?! :'...:"' 6/28/8:5: ii!? ~?' :. 172.61:;::: .~:~:JJ ;?;J~ :; J.:~::~¢~:...:~-.: ':fJ~:,: '~<' 21501 340010 : EDWARD P. 2[502 ]tOOOg HELEN R. EWING 6/28185 723.03 6/28/85 220 ~,097.56 GORDON ELLIS .: ::~!'~:...: ::':::: /1/18/85' ? :i::: ... :::' 8,,OOCR : .:/C'; !'~?:.' i!:: ::. ' 2~223,Z02,09 ~ 31797 053849