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Minutes 02-19-85MINUTES OF THE REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING HELD AT CITY HALL, BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA, FEBRUARY 19, 1985 PRESENT Carl Zimmerman, Mayor Robert Ferrell, Vice Mayor Nick Cassandra, Councilman James R. Warnke, Councilman Samuel L. Wright, Councilman Peter L. Cheney, City Manager Betty S. Boroni, City Clerk William P. Doney, Assistant City Attorney Mayor Zimmerman called the meeting to order at 7:30 P. M. The invocation was given by Father John Block, St. Mark's Catholic Church, followed by the Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag led by Councilman Nick Cassandra. Simon Ryder, Chairman of the Planning and Zoning Board; Owen Anderson, Executive Director of the Chamber of Commerce; Walter Kies, Member of the Community Appearance Board; Dee Zibelli, Chairman of the Community Relations Board; Ben Uleck, Member of the Board of Adjustment; Ralph Marchese, Member of the Civil Service Board; Mary Reeves of The Post; and Kipp Friedman and Paul Millette, Boynton Beach News Journal were present in the audience. AGENDA APPROVAL Councilman Warnke wanted to add the Minutes of the previous meetings to the Consent Agenda as "0" inasmuch as there are very few corrections and it may speed things up in the future. There were no objections to this suggestion. On the assumption that the Council would approve the renewal of the lease for the access of City landfill, City Manager Cheney added $1,200, (the City's annual payment for the access place) to "N. Approval of Bills." Councilman Wright moved to approve the agenda as corrected, seconded by Councilman Cassandra. Motion carried 5-0. ANNOUNCEMENTS Proclamations a) Alcohol Awareness Day - February 28, 1985 b) G.A.L.A. - March 1, 1985 thru March 3, 1985 Mayor Zimmerman read the Proclamations. Incumbent Council Members Councilman Wright thought it was ad elected incumbents file for public - 1 - mirable to have two office without any REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA FEBRUARY 19, 1985 opposition and return for two additional years to serve the City. He felt it said a lot for what the Council tried to do in the City during the last five or six years. Council- man Wright expressed that it is great that the Council has people of experience to do things that need to get accomplished in the City. CITY MANAGER' S REPORT G.A.L.A. City Manager Cheney asked Charles Frederick, Director of Recreation and Parks, to give a summary of what is happening at G.A.L.A. this year. Mr. Frederick said this year G.A.L.A. will be one of our biggest and best. To date, 144 artists and craftsmen have already paid and are confirmed for the program. These people represent 36 states, Japan, and Canada. 39 businesses have signed and paid to exhibit in the business portion of the show, and close to 50 are anticipated by show time. 12 to 15 concessions will serve food and drinks. Mr. Frederick said 30 entertainment programs are scheduled for the three day period, and he named some of them. There will be a Craft Center, Youth Art Exhibit, magic show, break dancing, etc. for the kids. Mr. Frederick added 144 artists are booked, which is all they can handle because of space, but there is a waiting list of many people who would like to get into the show. Florida League of Cities City Manager Cheney thought this meeting was worthwhile and said Vice Mayor Ferrell, Councilman Wright, and he had a chance to serve on three of the committees which help develop legislative policies for the State. Building Officials Association of Florida City Manager Cheney reported that they had a question about th policy issue of the Florida League of Cities developing a policy and other City related organizations developing a different policy. A Resolution was passed at Tallahassee urging that this not happen. City Manager Cheney spoke to the Building Officials Conference in Tampa last week and pointed out to them that this had happened in the past; they hage the Resolution and are hoping that all of these organi- zations will work more closely together in developing poli- cies in the future. - 2 - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA FEBRUARY 19, 1985 City Manager Cheney announced that Bud Howell, Building Official, was elected President for the coming year of the Building Officials Association of Florida. There was applause. Palm Beach County Chapter of Building Officials City Manager Cheney further announced that Bert Keehr, Deputy Building Official, is now President of this Chapter of Building Officials. "Boat Ramp Park City Manager Cheney reported that the concrete blocks which are'there and will be tied together to become the new boat ramp are all in place. Dan O'Connell is addressing the whole place at once. It is well organized, and City Manager Cheney thought the City would see the project done well on time and that it will be a very good job. Special Council Meeting - Interview of Architects On the evening of Monday, March 4, there will be a Special Council Meeting at 7:00 P. M. for the purpose of interview- ing three architectural firms who have been recommended for the various capital improvement projects the City has been talking about. This is a public meeting, so anyone can attend. Regardless of how many bond issues pass, City Manager Cheney told the Council the City will need an Architect. PUBLIC AUDIENCE Outstanding Utility Bill Chris Wescott, 350 Pilgrim Road, West Palm Beach, General Manager of Paggey Investors, Inc. Mr. Wescott is also employed by John Pagliarulo, Building Contractor, on a part- time basis as Business Manager. Since Mr. Wescott is involved with both companies, recently a bill has come to their attention regarding a hydrant water meter owed by Pagey Investors, Inc. When Yachtman's Plaza was originally developed, John Pagliarulo was the developer. In order to have temporary water, a hydrant was needed, so they asked that a hydrant water meter be signed out for them. Mr. Wescott said they started receiving bills for the meter and the first bill they had paid. Each additional month, they received another bill. - 3 - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA FEBRUARY 19, 1985 At that time, Mr. Wescott said they called the Billing Department and were told to disregard the bills, as they were estimated bills, and upon return of the meter, they would be adjusted to how much water they used. Each month, Mr. Wescott said they called, and each month they were told the same thing. When the meter was returned, they were billed approximately $8.00 for water, which was paid. To this date, they still receive a bill for $207.30 for the meter, and they are now told this is a service charge per month for not bringing the meter back for reading. Mr. Wes¢ott checked all of the records on file at his office and Mr. Pagliarulo's office and cannot find anything pertain- ing to leasing the meter per month, any kind of charges per month, or any kind of written Ordinance or anything stating they would pay a monthly fee if they did not bring back the meter each month for a reading. At this time, Mr. Pagliarulo's water meters for his building have been tied up because of Pagey Investors' outstanding bill. Mr. Wescott stated that these are two separate companies, and Mr. Pagliarulo does not at this time have controlling interest of Pagey Investors. Mr. Wescott veri- fied this and freed Mr. Pagliarulo's water meters, so his construction can go on, but this remains an outstanding bill for Pagey Investors. Mr. Wescott was informed today by George Hunt, Assistant to the City Manager, that all of Pagey Investors' water meters and anything further to do with the City would be held up until this outstanding bill is paid. At this time, Pagey Investors is developing 18 single family homes in Miner Ridge Estates, and they cannot purchase any water meters or anything to do with the City until the bill is paid. Since there is no written, legal, or verbal things to go on, Mr. Wescott felt the bill should be dissolved and Pagey Investors should be free of the debt and the burden the City has put on them. Councilman Warnke asked if there was any written response from the City's Utility Department about the bill. Mr. Wescott said they have nothing but the bill that comes monthly in the amount of $207.30. Councilman Warnke deter- mined that the only response Mr. Wescott had from the Utility Department was verbal. Councilman Warnke suggested that Mr. Wescott ask for a written response. If that is - 4 - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA FEBRUARY 19, 1985 not satisfactory, he should take it to the City Manager's office for final review and come back to the Council if he was not satisfied. When the meter was read, Mr. Wescott said the Water Meter Department was satisfied the $8.00 was paid, and there was no problem there. Mike Munro of the Billing Department seems to be giving Mr. Wescott the most problems. As far as Mr. Munro is concerned, they owe the outstanding debt, and he refuses to let anything go by. Mr. Wescott believed this was almost 2-1/2 years ago. If things are changed where now people have to sign out hydrants, it would be different, but Mr. Wescott wondered who could remember that far back to know what was done at that time. Councilman Warnke told Mr. Wescott to refer this to the City Manager for review and, if not satisfied at that time, he should come back to the City Council with documentation. Mayor Zimmerman was sure City Manager Cheney would give the Council a report after Mr. Wescott contacts him. Work Performed at S.W. 18th Street and Roma Way Ralph A. Marchese, 1901 Roma Way, Boynton Beach, told of a vehicle driving over and toppling a fire hydrant at the intersection of S. W. 18th Street and Roma Way. The Water Department responded in 20 minutes to turn the water off. Mr. Marchese told of being pleased and amazed to see how the Public Works Department compacted the soil and left the place nice and clean. The name of the foreman was Arthur Black. Mr. Marchese commented that it is nice that the City has people concerned with the job they are doing and who do it well. City Manager Cheney said it was very meaningful for Mr. Marchese to say that because he knows a lot about hydrography. N. W. 10th, llth, 12th and 13th Avenues Mrs. Wilda Searcy, 402 N. E. 13th Avenue, wanted to know when these streets would be finished because you cannot even drive in there. City Manager Cheney said she was talking about Cherry Hills, and it was a case of the lowest bidder, who also has a County job near the Mall and a major job in Delray Beach. He said the City would keep on him and get the job done as fast as they can. Litter in Cherry Hills Mrs. Searcy also drove around in the same area of Cherry Hills and told of litter, debris, and piles of paper thrown - 5 - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA FEBRUARY 19, 1985 every place. City Manager Cheney said they are thrOwn by the people living there. The City has refuse collections twice a week in that area and public dumpsters on the streets. They get the same service as everyone else. The City has a problem getting those people to put their litter in trash cans and bags that will not break. CONSENT AGENDA A. Bids 1. Pipe Fittings and Other Accessories - Utilities The Tabulation Committee recommended awarding the bid to various vendors. In catagories where there were more than one vendor with low prices, it was awarded to the overall low bidder of that particular catagory. Sun State Meter & Supply was not considered due to the delay in deliveries of supplies in some cases exceeding forty days. 2. Group Dental Insurance for City Employees It was recommended by City Manager Cheney in his memorandum of February 19 that the award go to Travelers Insurance Company for a one year period with a guarantee that the premium will not increase in the second year and that the program include orthOdontic and a $1,000 maximum benefit per person with a $50 deductible per person for the first two members of the family. 12' x 35' Aluminum Roof with Columns To be Installed and Attached to Recarbonation Basin At The Water Treatment Plant - Utilities The Tablulation Committee recommended awarding the bid to Aluminum Products Company, West Palm Beach, Florida, in the amount of $1,530 Joint Cooperative Bid - Fuel and Oil for City Vehicles (Boynton Beach, Delray Beach, Boca Raton) The Tablulation Committee recommended awarding the bid to the low bidders of each category: Transport - Chevron, U.S.A. Tankwagon - Behnke. Oil - Flamingo Oil Co. 5. Variable Frequency Drive Motor - Utilities In his memorandum of February 14, 1985, Perry A. Cessna, Director of Utilities, recommended that J. J. Walsh be - 6 - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA FEBRUARY 19, 1985 allowed to withdraw their bid and have their bond returned without penalty and that the second low bidder, Florida Service Engineers, be awarded the bid in the amount of $44,972. B. Resolutions None. C. Development Plans Previous review of these Development Plans has met the six criteria for Consent Agenda consideration Councilman Cassandra explained that there has been concern that the Council has been staying until Midnight and 1:00 A. M. discussing development plans. Tonight, if certain plans were approved by the Planning and Zoning Board by a vote of 7-0 and there was no disagreement with the Planning Director, they were put on the Consent Agenda. Anything without a 7-0 vote is pulled out and put on the Agenda. Most of the Council Members attend the Planning and Zoning Board meetings and are familiar with the development plans. Councilman Cassandra told the public they too could pull the plans or anything else out of the Consent Agenda for discus- sion purposes by filling out one of the yellow forms which were on the table in the back of the room. a) Consider request for a variance to Ordinance No. 83-40 as extended and site plan approval to construct a commercial/industrial building to house roofing and paint supplies. This proposal, Gustafson Commercial Building, was submitted by George Davis for Thomas Gustafson and is to be located at 800 NE 3rd Street The Planning and Zoning Board unanimously recommended approval of both the site plan and variance requests, subject to staff comments. b) Approve request by Cliff Leisinger for Boynton Develop- ment Corporation for site plan approval to construct 152 dwelling units and recreation facilities on 18.2 acres on Cedar Ridge Road east of High Ridge Road, between Hypoluxo Road and Miner Road, to be known as Cedar Ridge Condominium The Planning and Zoning Board unanimously recommended approval of this request, subject to staff comments. - 7 - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA FEBRUARY 19, 1985 c) Approve request by Leonard/Samuel Kaufman for site plan approval to construct The York Warehouse, a 23,000+ square foot industrial building on 1.15 acres on SW 30th Avenue at SW 13th Place, northeast corner The Planning and Zoning Board unanimously recommended approv- al of this request, subject to staff comments. Consider approval of special events sign for Boynton Beach Library Quilters and the Boynton Woman's Club City Manager Cheney, in his memo of February 19, reminded the Council that a sign of this nature was permitted by the City Council for the Quilt Show in 1984 and recommended that it be permitted again this year. Ee Consider approval of request to place one (1) construc- tion trailer at Yachtman's Plaza, 1550 N. Federal High- way, in conjunction with interior renovation work at 67 Liquors, Inc. The Building Department recommended approval of this request. Fo Consider approval of request to place one (1) construc- tion trailer in conjunction with the construction of the Woolbright Plaza Phase II located at 1901 S. Congress Avenue Vice Mayor Ferrell noted in the "Explanation of Recommenda- tions'' from the Building Department, it said, "Said trailer will remain on site upon completion of project, and will be utilized for storage purposes only." Mr. Edgar "Bud" Howell, Building Official, confirmed City Manager Cheney's statement that they cannot do that. City Manager Cheney said it would be a violation of the Ordinance, and he will write to them. G. Approve Authorization for Disposal of Records - City Clerk's Office In her memorandum dated February 13, 1985, (No. 46), Betty S. Boroni, City Clerk, asked for authorization to destroy records. H. Approve sealing with Gilsonite and striping of City Hall East Parking Lot Tom Clark, City Engineer, in his memorandum dated January 17, wrote that a Pavex representative proposed to do the - 8 - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA FEBRUARY 19, 1985 sealing with Gilsonite for less than $1,000 in order to introduce their product. The City would prepare the surface by sweeping and cleaning. I. LEGAL - OTHER Consider renewal of Lease Agreement between the City of Boynton Beach and Thomas E. Coffey - Access to Landfill City Manager Cheney, in his memo of February 19, recommended that this lease for a one year period of time be renewed. Consider renewal of Contract with Durbin Paper Stock Company - Recycling Center In his memo of February 19, City Manager Cheney recommended that the contract be renewed with the amendments contained in the memorandum from Craig Grabeel, Energy Coordinator. Consider selection of Canvassing Board for Municipal Election Betty S. Boroni, City Clerk, in her memo of February 15, was in agreement with the request of Jackie Winchester, Super- visor of Elections, to act as an additional person to our Canvassing Board on election night, March 12. K. Approve list of pollworkers With her memo of February 15, the City Clerk submitted a list of registered voters for the Council's consideration. ne Approve Computer Software Proposal from HTE for prepar- ing package for Building Department City Manager Cheney recommended that this be approved in his memo of February 19. List of Payments - Month of December, 1984, and January, 1985 See list attached. N. Approval of Bills See list attached. Oe Regular City Council Minutes of February 5, 1985 Special City Council Meeting Minutes of February 14, 1985 - 9 - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA FEBRUARY 19, 1985 Councilman Wright moved the adoption of items A through 0 of the Consent Agenda, seconded by Councilman Cassandra. Motion carried 5-0. BIDS None. PUBLIC HEARING - 8:00 P. M. OR AS SOON THEREAFTER AS THE AGENDA PERMITS ae Consider request for conditional use approval by James Torbit, for Romireo Andino to secure an after-the-fact approval of a maintenance storage facility at Leisure- ville Recreation and Maintenance Facility, 1007 Ocean Drive Carmen Annunziato, Planning Director, showed on the overlay that the E-4 Canal is on the west. The maintenance facility is a concrete slab adjacent to the E-4 Canal right-of-way. The slab is surrounded on four sides by a fence, and landscaping exists on almost all of the sides. Access to the facility is through a gate through the parking lot. This kind of use would be permitted as a Conditional Use in the Recreation Zone, subject to City Council approval. The Planning Department reviewed the request and prepared a recommendation to the Planning and Zoning Board. They analyzed the request against the conditions imposed in the Conditional Use Approval Section of the Zoning Code and also in the Comprehensive Plan Policies. Mr. Annunziato said it was their recommendation that the City Council approve this conditional use, subject to the conditions stipulated in the Memo from the Planning Director to the Chairman and Members of the Planning and Zoning Board dated February 1, 1985 and also consistent with the letter of December 7, 1984 by Mark B. Schorr, Attorney for Palm Beach Leisureville Community Association, Inc., of the firm of Becker, Poliakoff & Streitfeld, P. A., Corporate Park at Cypress Creek, 6520 N. Andrews Avenue, Fort Lauderdale, Florida 33310-9057, which stipulates the kinds of vehicles that can be stored in the maintenance facility. - 10 - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA FEBRUARY 19, 1985 Mark B. Schorr, Esq. could not say anything that would not be repetitious of Mr. Annunziato's comprehensive report and preferred just to respond to any questions or concerns the Council had. If the audience had any objections, Attorney Schorr wanted to be able to respond to them. Councilman Cassandra recalled that at the Planning and Zoning Board meeting, Caesar Mauti, Board Member, raised the ques- tion of whether they would be repairing lawn mowers and, therefore, have "junky" lawn mowers. That was Mr. Mauti's only concern, and Councilman Cassandra thought there were relatively no problems with this. Mr. Schorr assured Councilman CaSsandra that there is nothing in the facility for the repairing of lawn mowers. Mayor Zimmerman read a letter which the City Clerk received from Alice C. Anderson, 1005 Reposo Avenue, Boynton Beach 33435, objecting to the conditional use and complaining about noise and confusion. When she purchased in Leisureville, it was with the understanding that no business was to be conducted within its area. Mayor Zimmerman noted that Ms. Anderson had a statement in her letter that Seacrest Maintenance equipment would be stored there, which is not true. Attorney Schorr confirmed this statement was not true. His letter of December 7, 1984 states that no outside contractor's lawn mowers will be stored there. If Ms. Anderson's comments are to be properly considered under the conditional use approval application, Attorney Schorr said Palm Beach Leisureville Community Association has the obligation to maintain the entire community. One of the reasons the facility was conceived was to cut down on the amount of traffic back and forth through the community each day. Also, vehicles which liked to park there would be parked off site instead. Attorney Schorr could not call it noise but said there will be some sound from vehicles moving around the community to maintain it, and you cannot escape that. No matter what facility existed under what zoning code, there would be vehicles moving around the community every day maintaining the property. Attorney Schorr said there is nothing they can do. Attorney Schorr did not feel the fact that vehicles may go around each day making some noise constituted adverse economic effects on Ms. Anderson's property and said what - ll - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA FEBRUARY 19, 1985 MS. Anderson is unhappy with is a fact of life which exists today. Mayor Zimmerman asked if anyone wanted to speak in favor of granting the Conditional Use. There was no response. Mayor Zimmerman asked if anyone was opposed to granting the condi- tional use. There was no response. THE PUBLIC HEARING WAS CLOSED. Vice Mayor Ferrell moved to approve the request for condi- tional use, subject to the conditions enumerated in the memo from the Planning Director to the Chairman and Members of the Planning and Zoning Board, dated February 1, 1985, and .consistent with the letter of December 7, 1984 from Mark B. Schorr, Esq. Councilman Wright seconded the motion, and the motion carried 5-0. Consider request for conditional use approval to con- struct a permanent home for the Leroy Parker Post No. 288, American Legion Lodge, at NW 17th Avenue at 1-95, north side. This request was submitted by Leroy Harris for Karl Washington, Post Commander Carmen Annunziato, Planning Director, directed the Council's attention to the overlay and said N. W. 17th Avenue was the point of entrance. It is a rectangular building with park- ing at the periphery. This was reviewed by the Technical Review Board, and a recommendation was made to the Planning and Zoning Board, based on a list of staff comments. The Planning Department also prepared an analysis of the application with respect to the conditions listed in the Conditional Use approval application and recommended that the Council approve the Conditional Use, subject to the con- ditions recommended by the Technical Review Board. This was also reviewed by the Community Appearance Board and subse- quently approved. Leroy Harris, 212 N. W. 12th Avenue, Boynton Beach, repre- senting the American Legion, thanked the Boards and Council for what they have done for the American Legion. However, Mr. Harris said one of the Boards raised a question about the fire hydrant not being close enough to the Post. He reminded the Council that they are a non-profit organization and wondered what the Council could do to help them on this issue. Mr. Harris was sure the cost of a fire hydrant would be expensive and hoped the Council would consider this. Mayor Zimmerman asked what the cost would be to get the extra hydrant in. Perry Cessna, Director Of Utilities, advised - 12 - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA FEBRUARY 19, 1985 that the assembly would cost about $900. City Manager Cheney informed the Council that a number of costs are involved with the project. The sewer line will have to be extended, and that will be about $800. There will have to be a water meter deposit. The fire hydrant is about $800. Water and sewer to carry the sewage out will probably run $1,000. Road impact fees will be about $1,147. Building, Electric, and Plumbing Permit fees will be approximately $1,300. City Manager Cheney said the Council discussed them before but did not have the building plans then. It seemed to Councilman Cassandra as if they were speaking of a little more than $5,000. He thought the Council had consistently bent backwards to most veterans' organizations in the city. Councilman Cassandra felt these people deserved this for the service they gave to their country. As they have done it for other veterans' organizations, he thought it would be a wonderful gesture by the City to absorb these costs for this veterans' organization. Councilman Cassandra commented that the Council probably will be confronted by other veterans' organizations. Councilman Cassandra moved to waive all of the off-site expenditures that were discussed, and the City will pay the road impact fees of Leroy Parker Post No. 288, American Legion. Vice Mayor Ferrell seconded the motion, and the motion carried 5-0. Councilman Warnke announced that the ground breaking for the American Legion Post will be Saturday, March 16, 1985 at 2:00 P. M. Mayor Zimmerman explained that the motion passed was just for waiving of the fees. He asked if anyone wished to speak in favor of having the Conditional Use granted. There was no response. Mayor Zimmerman asked if anyone wished to speak in opposition to the Conditional Use. There was no response. THE PUBLIC HEARING WAS CLOSED. Vice Mayor Ferrell moved to approve the request for Condi- tional Use, seconded by Councilman Wright. Motion carried 5-0. DEVELOPMENT PLANS Am Approve request for site plan approval to construct a 27,200 square foot shopping center to include a bank with drive-through facilities to be known as Gateway Center on West Boynton Beach Boulevard between NW 7th and 8th - 13 - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA FEBRUARY 19, 1985 Streets, south side. This request was submitted by Richard Wensing for Alfred Marulli. (This item was not on the Consent Agenda because the Planning Board was not unanimous (6-1). Carmen Annunziato, Planning Director, said this is the entire block except for the 7-11, which remains an out parcel. Currently, there is a Power gas station and several houses on the site. Mr. Annunziato said the request went to the Planning and Zoning Board from the Technical Review Board with a positive recommendation, subject to a list of staff comments. At the Planning and Zoning Board meeting, some question was raised with respect to access to the site from 7th Street. A proposal was offered for the Board's consideration and agreed to by the applicant that, recognizing that 7th Street is a very narrow pavement width, it would be proper to re- configure 7th Street into a three lane roadway within the existing right-of-way in order to provide a right turn lane and a left turn lane northbound, and a southbound lane to alleviate congestion in the area. Following that, the plan went to the Community Appearance Board and was recommended for approval. Mr. Annunziato informed Mayor Zimmerman that there is enough existing right-of-way (50 feet) for three lanes, and it will include sidewalks. Mr. Annunziato checked it with Tom Clark, City Engineer, and, at this point, it is an engi- neering solution. Mayor Zimmerman asked if there would be curbing instead of swales. Mr. Annunziato preferred to refer it to Mr. Clark. Councilman Wright asked what else will go in the shopping center. Mr. Annunziato replied that they will have a bank and drive-through facilities, and the rest will be retail. Mayor Zimmerman asked about a restaurant, and Mr. Annunziato said there likely will be one. Jeffrey Sherman, of Richard Wensing, Architects & Planners, P. A., 1280 North Congress Avenue, Suite 100, West Palm Beach, Florida 33409, Agents for Alfred Marulli, Jr., Owner, said what they have is basically a very high quality neighbor- hood shopping center, which will upgrade the site. Mr. Sherman told the Council they agreed to widen 7th Street at the Planning and Zoning Board meeting and worked with Mr. Annunziato and the Planning staff to take care of the City's requirements. They will have to remove the Power gas station. - 14 - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA Mr. Sherman said they have one tenant (a beauty parlor). He said they would answer any questions from the Council or the audience. Mr. Sherman advised Mayor Zimmerman that they would like to have a restaurant move into the center, as he believed there was no other restaurant in that area, but did not have one signed up yet. Mr. Sherman presented a rendering to the City CounciI of what the project will look like. He confirmed Vice Mayor Ferrell's statement that they will have a concrete wall on 1st Avenue. Vice Mayor Ferrell spoke to residents there and said they are pleased. Councilman Warnke asked what bank will be there. As they are negotiating with a couple of banks, Mr. Sherman did not know. Councilman Cassandra recalled they had a proposed day care behind the 7-11 store area, and there was concern that traffic on N. W. 1st Avenue, because of youngsters going down N. W. 7th Street to meet their bus, would be a problem. Now they have this development where they will have traffic on N. W. 7th Street. There will be a future light on N. W. 8th Street, and Councilman Cassandra thought there would be a good chance that traffic will "U" turn on N. W. 1st Avenue to get out. He thought that would create a traffic problem. Councilman Cassandra pointed out that they ~ave a narrow street in N. W. 1st Avenue. Only one side has sidewalks. Mr. Sherman interjected that they will be constructing sidewalks the full length of N. W. 1st Avenue. They are constructing new sidewalks all the way down N. W. 7th Street, across N. W. 1st Avenue, and along the north of the property on N. W. 8th Street. City Manager Cheney commented that sidewalks will b~ on all of N. W. 8th Street from Boynton Beach Boulevard all the way to Ocean Drive. Some of the new developments had side- walks built when houses were built. He thought N. W. 8th Street would be a major street because it will eventually go through to Woolbright. There will be a signal there and the reconfiguration to Woolbright Road. City Manager Cheney thought they may eventually recommend a sidewalk project to fill in the gaps on 8th Street. It is publicly funded in this case, because City Manager Cheney thought it was a city- wide public safety hazard, and the City may not want to wait until all of the activity happens. Vice Mayor Ferrell moved to approve the site plan, subject to staff comments. Councilman Wright seconded the motion, and the motion carried 5-0. - 15 - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA FEBRUARY 19, 1985 Be Approve proposed adoption of new zoning map and correc- tions thereto, to' replace the existing zoning map which is in need of maintenance and consider instructing the City Attorney to prepare appropriate Ordinance for First Reading In preparing a new map, Mr. Annunziato said four areas were uncovered where the zoning is not consistent with the land use or where there was an error in the way the zoning was placed on the map initially. The Council has the authority to make corrections. A list of the four items and a synopsis of why corrections should be made was furnished to the Council, and the Planning Department recommended that the Council authorize the preparation of an Ordinance to adopt the new zoning map. Councilman Warnke moved to adopt the new zoning map and corrections thereto and to instruct the City Attorney to prepare an appropriate Ordinance for first reading. Councilman Wright seconded the motion. Councilman Cassandra said they are involved in a Comprehens- ive Plan and wondered if the Comprehensive Plan would have a variety of changes again in the City's zoning. He wondered if they would be duplicating an Ordinance. Councilman Cassandra asked if Mr. Annunziato's workload was saying the Comprehensive Plan would not be completed for six months and in lieu of that, the City should go with this. Mr. Annunziato thought they should go ahead at this time. He explained that they are working towards completing their report but it is not going as fast as they thought it might, and there is not much they can do about it. Mr. Annunziato thought they should adopt an Ordinance which will adopt the map because the Building Department is receiving complaints from the public. City Manager Cheney added that he thought this would make the amendment revision of the master plan easier to do. A vote was taken on the motion, and the motion carried 5-0. At 8:35 P. M., Mayor zimmerman declared a break. reconvened at 8:40 P. M. The meeting LEGAL Ordinances - 2nd Readinq - Public Hearing Proposed Ordinance No. 85-13 Landing Area Re: Control of Helicopter - 16 - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA FEBRUARY 19, 1985 Attorney Doney read proposed Ordinance No. 85-13 by title: "AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA, AMENDING CHAPTER 15. OFFENSES - MISCELLANEOUS. BY ADDING A NEW ARTICLE V. AIRCRAFT LANDING REGULATIONS., SECTIONS 15-70 AND 15-71. TO REGULATE THE LANDING LOCATIONS OF AIRPLANES, HELICOPTERS AND OTHER AIRCRAFT TO MAKE IT UNLAWFUL TO LAND AIRCRAFT OTHER THAN IN PERMITTED AND DESIGNED AREAS; TO PROVIDE THE CITY MANAGER, OR HIS DESIGNEE, WITH AUTHORITY TO GRANT TEMPORARY APPROVAL FOR LANDINGS OF AIRCRAFT OR HELICOPTERS AT SPECIFIC LOCATIONS; PROVIDING THAT EACH AND EVERY OTHER PROVISION OF CHAPTER 15. OFFENSES. SHALL RE- MAIN 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 Zimmerman ascertained nobody in the audience wished to speak in favor or opposition to this ordinance. Councilman Warnke moved to adopt proposed Ordinance No. 85-13 on second and final reading, seconded by Councilman Wright. Mrs. Boroni took a roll call vote as follows: Councilman Warnke - Aye Councilman Wright - Aye Mayor Zimmerman - Aye Vice Mayor Ferrell - Aye Councilman Cassandra - Aye Motion carried 5-0. Proposed Ordinance No. 85-14 Re: Amend Utility Service Tax (Heating Fuel to be included along with existing provision for electric, telephone, etc.) Attorney Doney read proposed Ordinance No. 85-14 by title: "AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA, AMENDING CHAPTER 23. TAX- ATION, ARTICLE II. PUBLIC SERVICE TAX, SECTION 23-14. LEVIED. OF THE CODE OF ORDINANCES, CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA, AS AMENDED BY ORDINANCE NO. 85-8, TO LEVY A TAX ON THE PURCHASE OF FUEL OIL AT THE RATE OF FOUR (4) CENTS PER GALLON; PRO- VIDING THAT EACH AND EVERY OTHER PROVISION OF CHAPTER 23. TAXATION, ARTICLE II. PUBLIC SERVICE - 17 - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA FEBRUARY 19, 1985 TAX. 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 PUR- POSES.'' Mayor Zimmerman asked if anyone wished to speak in favor of the proposed Ordinance. There was no response. Mayor Zimmerman asked if anyone wished to speak in opposition. Mrs. Wilda Searcy, 402 N. E. 13th Avenue, Boynton Beach, was opposed to raising taxes on utility bills of Senior Citizens. Councilman Warnke explained that this is a tax on heating oils like kerosene and stove oils. Mayor Zimmerman informed Mrs. Searcy there is a tax on the other utilities and, to be fair, they should not exclude this one. Councilman Cassandra told Mrs. Searcy the tax on the utility usage (not sewage and water) had been passed. Mrs. Searcy said the citizens would not vote for it, and Mayor Zimmerman advised that just the Council voted on it and not the citi- zens. It was a public hearing and went through the proce- dures any other Ordinance would. Mrs. Searcy referred to taxes being paid to Bethesda Hospital and thought it should be looked into. Mrs. Searcy told Mayor Zimmerman when it comes to Senior Citizens, she would still be against this Ordinance. Mayor Zimmerman said mostly businesses would be paying this. There was more discussion. Mayor Zimmerman thought it was an oversight that this was not included before, and that was why they had it tonight. Mayor Zimmerman asked if anyone else wished to speak in opposition to the Ordinance. There was no response. Councilman Warnke moved to approve Ordinance 85-14 on second and final reading. Mrs. Boroni took a roll call vote on the motion, as follows: Councilman Wright - Aye Mayor Zimmerman - Aye Vice Mayor Ferrell - Aye Councilman Cassandra - Aye Councilman Warnke - Aye Motion carried 5-0. - 18 - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA FEBRUARY 19, 1985 Ordinances - 1st Readinq Proposed Ordinance No. 85-16 Re: Noise Ordinance (Postponed at City Council Meeting of February 5, 1985) Attorney Doney said this was sent to be reviewed by a Consultant who has been retained by the City. The Ordinance is quite technical, and the Consultant has not given his report. Attorney Doney asked the Council to table this matter and said they hope to have the report by the next meeting. Councilman Wright moved, seconded by Vice Mayor Ferrell to table proposed Ordinance No. 85-16. Motion carried 5-0. Proposed Ordinance No. 85-17 Re: Uses permitted in a PID District (Proposed Ordinance has been found by the Planning Board to be conSistent with the Comprehensive Plan and is consistent with previous City Council directions and discussions. Ordinance would require PID uses to be subject to Environmental Review process) Attorney Doney read proposed Ordinance No. 85-17 by title: "AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA, AMENDING APPENDIX A - ZONING OF THE CODE OF ORDINANCES, CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH, BY AMENDING SECTION 7. PLANNED INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT DISTRICT., E. USES PERMITTED, TO PROVIDE THAT ALL PERMITTED USES COMPLY WITH THE PERFORMANCE STANDARDS OF SECTION 4-N OF THE ZONING CODE; BY PROVIDING THAT CERTAIN USES SHALL REQUIRE THE ISSUANCE OF AN ENVIRON- MENTAL REVIEW PERMIT; PROVIDING THAT EACH AND EVERY OTHER PROVISION OF SECTION 7. PLANNED INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT DISTRICT. SHALL REMAIN IN FULL FORCE AND EFFECT AS PREVIOUSLY ENACTED; PROVIDING AUTHORITY TO CODIFY; PROVIDING A CONFLICTS CLAUSE, A SEVERABILITY CLAUSE, AND AN EFFECTIVE DATE; AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES." Councilman Warnke moved to approve Proposed Ordinance No. 85-17 on first reading only, seconded by Councilman Wright. A roll call vote was taken on the motion by Mrs. Boroni. Mayor Zimmerman - Aye Vice Mayor Ferrell - Aye Councilman Cassandra - Aye Councilman Warnke - Aye Councilman Wright - Aye Motion carried 5-0. - 19 - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA FEBRUARY 19, 1985 Proposed Ordinance No. 85-18 Re: CRA Moratorium Extended (Proposed extension is related to timing of expected approval of CBD Ordinance) Attorney Doney read proposed Ordinance No. 85-18 by title:' "AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA, AMENDING ORDINANCE NO. 83-40 BY EXTENDING A TEMPORARY MORATORIUM ON THE ISSUANCE OF BUILDING PERMITS FOR THE CONSTRUCTION OR ALTERATION OF BUILDINGS AND STRUC- TURES WITHIN THE DOWNTOWN BUSINESS DISTRICT OF THE CITY; PROVIDING FOR AUTOMATIC REPEAL; PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE DATE; AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES." City Manager Cheney informed Councilman Cassandra this would be extended until the middle of June. If they get the Central Business District Ordinance settled in the meantime, City Manager Cheney said he will immediately put an Ordinance back on to rescind the ninety days. Vice Mayor Ferrell moved to adopt Ordinance No. 85-18 on first reading only, seconded by Councilman Warnke. Mrs. Boroni took a roll call vote: Vice Mayor Ferrell - Aye Councilman Cassandra - Aye Councilman Warnke - Aye Councilman Wright - Aye Mayor Zimmerman - Aye Motion carried 5-0. Proposed Ordinance No. 85-19 Re: Adoption of the National Electrical Code, 1984 Edition Attorney Doney read proposed Ordinance No. 85-19 by title: "AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA, AMENDING CHAPTER 5, BUILDING CODE, SECTION 5-16, ADOPTION OF THE NATIONAL ELECTRICAL CODE, 1984 EDITION TOGETHER WITH UNIFORM MINIMUM PALM BEACH COUNTYWIDE AMENDMENTS AS RECOMMENDED BY THE BUILDING CODE ADVISORY BOARD OF PALM BEACH COUNTY AS AMENDED; PROVIDING FOR A SAVINGS CLAUSE; REPEALING PROVISIONS; AUTHORITY TO CODIFY; AND EFFECTIVE DATE AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES." Councilman Warnke moved to approve Ordinance No. 85-19 on first reading only, seconded by Councilman Cassandra. Mrs. Boroni took a roll call vote: - 20 - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA FEBRUARY 19, 1985 Councilman Cassandra Councilman Warnke Councilman Wright Mayor Zimmerman Vice Mayor Ferrell Aye Aye Aye Aye Aye Motion carried 5-0. Resolutions None. Other Approve Property Management Agreement between the City and Mr. Willison - Boat Ramp Park (It is expected that the agreement will be available at the City Council Meet- ing When the City purchased the property in front of Boat Ramp Park, City Manager Cheney said they anticipated entering into a management agreement and a rental agreement for the cottages that are there. He had one agreement similar to what the previous owner had. City Manager Cheney said they also anticipated having an agreement with Mr. Willison on the bait and tackle shop. The City has had a problem with negotiating an acceptable agreement on the cottages and feels the agreement should be very similar to the agreements and dollars the previous owner was receiving when he owned the property. City Manager Cheney said they would know about the negotiations this week. Mr. Willison, who rents the bait and tackle shop is willing to take over the management agreement for a year. City Manager Cheney said the City will receive the same $24,000 they anticipated receiving, but Mr. Willison will take on the resPonsibilities of leasing and running the cottages for a year, as well as his own building. The City's agreement with Mr. Willison is that he will do that on the same basis, and the City will not charge him rent during this two or three month period when Boat Ramp Park is shut down because, basically, his business has gone almost to zero. City Manager Cheney said the Council already approved the City going ahead on the regular agreement, and he wanted them to concur that the City can change this, substitute an agreement with Mr. Willison, and, hopefully, arrive at approximately the same number of dollars they were going to - 21 - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA FEBRUARY 19, 1985 arrive at. City Manager Cheney said the agreement was not worked out yet but he will bring it to the Council for final approval when it is worked out. In the meantime, he wanted to be able to talk to Mr. Willison and know that was the direction they were going to go, and they could be assured of that income. Councilman Cassandra did not think they needed a motion. Councilman Warnke asked if Mr. Willison would need guide- lines and if he was going to execute the leases for the rental units there. City Manager replied, "The same as they have been. They are basically week to week leases." Mr. Willison will be doing the same thing that had been done by the previous manager. Councilman Warnke did not think a real estate license would be required. Mayor Zimmerman asked if Mr. Willison will be receiving a reduced rent for his services. Eventually, he will pay his regular rent when Boat Ramp Park opens up again, but City Manager Cheney said they feel he should have some reduced rate because the City is taking his business away from him. Councilman Warnke commented that the City ruined his busi- ness. City Manager Cheney added that Mr. Willison under- stands that but asked that the Council consider this interim period. City Manager Cheney wanted the record to show that the Council talked about this, and the City is moving in this direction. Councilman Cassandra asked that the final agree- ment come back to the Council. OLD BUSINESS Response to previous City Council requests for information (Information and reports will be available at City Council Meeting) None. Approve Lease Agreement with Boynton Beach Child Care Center, Inc. TABLED City Manager Cheney asked that this be left on the table, as the City is still working with it. They met with the archi- tect and contractor. The next step is for Bud Howell, Building Official; George Davis, Architect; and Bob Norene, Contractor, to go through the existing building. Council- man Cassandra wished to expedite this. - 22 - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA FEBRUARY 19, 1985 Recommendation from Community Relations Board - Appoint- ment to Youth Advisory Council Councilman Cassandra moved to approve the recommendation, seconded by Vice Mayor Ferrell. Both Councilman Cassandra and Councilman Warnke commented on the talent and enthusiasm brought forward at the meeting with the Screening'Committee. A vote was taken on the motion, and the motion carried 5-0. NEW BUSINESS None. ADMINISTRATIVE Consider replacement to fill alternate position on Community Appearance Board (Vice Mayor Ferrell - Postponed to February 19, 1985) Vice Mayor Ferrell wished to keep this postponed until the next meeting. Consider replacement to fill alternate position on Boynton Beach Housing Authority - Councilman James R. Warnke Councilman Warnke did not have anyone to fill the position and moved to table this. Councilman Wright seconded the motion, and the motion carried 5-0. Consider replacement to fill alternate position on Community Relations Board - Mayor Carl Zimmerman Mayor Zimmerman nominated Gertrude Lubin, 2525 N. E. 2nd Court, seconded by Vice Mayor Ferrell. Councilman Cassandra moved that the nominations be closed, seconded by Vice Mayor-Ferrell. Motion carried 5-0. Gertrude Lubin was appointed as an Alternate Member to the Community Relations Board. - 23 - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA FEBRUARY 19, 1985 Consider replacement to fill vacancy on Civil Service Board - Vice Mayor Robert Ferrelt Civil Service Board Members Don Balmer, Chairman - Council appointed - term expires 4/85 Dorothy Detwiler, Vice Chairman - Board Appointed - term expires 4/85 John Johnston - Employee Elected - term expires 4/86 John Melear - Employee Elected - term expires 4/85 Alternates Henry Stanley - Council Appointed - term expires 4/86 Ralph Marchese - Council Appointed - term expires 4/85 Kelly Kirton - Employee Elected - term expires 4/86 Tom Clark - Employee Elected - term expires 4/86 Eddie Mitchell - Alternate at Large - term expires 4/85 Stanley Weaver - Alternate at Large - term expires 4/85 Vice Mayor Ferrell moved to table this until the next meet- ing, seconded by Councilman Cassandra. Motion carried 5-0. Accept resignation from Donna Sanchez, Alternate Member, Community Relations Board Councilman Cassandra moved to accept the resignation and to send a letter of appreciation for her service on the Board to Donna Sanchez. Councilman Warnke seconded the motion, and the motion carried 5-0. Consider replacement to fill above position - Councilman Samuel Wright After confirming through Mayor Zimmerman that Ms. Seagaard would accept the position, Councilman Wright nominated Lily Seagaard, 2600 N. E. 1st Lane, Boynton Beach, seconded by Councilman Cassandra. Motion carried 5-0. Lily Seagaard was appointed to fill the position of Alternate Member on the Community Relations Board. PUBLIC AUDIENCE (Continued) Mayor Zimmerman announced that some people who came in late wanted to speak in Public Audience. Noise - Sunshine Car Wash Mro James Richardson, 639 South Road, Boynton Beach, said Sunshine Car Wash is a nuisance to the area. It is uncontrolled, has no supervision, and is open 24 hours a day. There are six or eight large bays where people like to go and "rev" their motors up. The reverberation is very - 24- REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA FEBRUARY 19, 1985 disturbing in the day time and especially at night. Mr. Richardson said eight or nine other people were present who were also very interested in this situation. Mr. Richardson told of music being so loud in the afternoons, morning or evening that you can hear it 500 to 1,000 feet away. He feels something must be done and was discouraged that the noise ordinance was not taken up tonight. Mr. Richardson spoke of engines being raced, gun shotS, rowdiness, and bottles being thrown over the wall. It is a disgrace to the City, and Mr. Richardson was anxious for something to be done about it very soon. The Police have been called numerous times and have been there, but they cannot be there all of the time. Mr. Richardson again referred to the business being open 24 hours a day and said he did not know of any other business in town with no supervision. Councilman Warnke recalled this was referred to him sometime ago, and City Manager Cheney was going to look into it. Councilman Warnke also inspected the site. People get through washing their cars, go to the vacuum pumps, open up the doors and play their stereos as loud as they can go. Hopefully, the Noise Ordinance the City will get will have "some teeth" to correct the problem. If a person is disturbing the peace, Councilman Warnke asked if it can be covered under the Mutual Police Codes and the person taken into custody. Attorney Doney advised that disturbing the peace would be a misdemeanor, and the Police could write a Notice to Appear before somebody. Mr. Richardson asked how they would go about that. For the Police to write it up, Attorney Doney said they would have to observe it. An individual can sign an affidavit to get the machinery working, but that would be difficult because they would not know who the person was. It is a difficult enforcement situation. Councilman Warnke asked if there is any way the City, with- in its Codes, can force the business to either regulate it or shut down as a public nuisance during certain hours. Mr. Richardson would like to see it closed at night. With the existing Codes, Attorney Doney did not think they could close it dOwn. Mr. Richardson said it is a continuous situation. He has lived there for ten or eleven years, and this business moved - 25 - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA FEBRUARY 19, 1985 in during the last three or four years. Until then, it was a nice neighborhood, but property rights and valuations are dropping. The wash water from the automobiles contains grease, and Councilman Warnke wondered if this water was going into the canal or under an Ordinance where it has to be controlled. He thought they could possibly look into that. Councilman Wright asked if Mr. Richardson spoke to the owner. Mr. Richardson did not know the owner and said it is difficult to find out who he is. City Manager Cheney said the City can find the property owner and find out from him who manages the property. He stated that the City will do that and check on the idea Councilman Warnke had about the water, although he suspected the water was recycled and did not go into the canal. City Manager Cheney hoped the periodic presence of Police cars would cause the regular attendees of the car wash to get the message. City Manager Cheney did not want the people to think the Noise Ordinance was the total solution because when the City gets it, they must measure it and identify who is doing it. Mr. Richardson commented that there must be Ordinances regard- ing nuisances. City Manager Cheney said the problem is proving it is a nuisance and who it is a nuisance to. The burden is on the people to indicate who is causing the nuisance. Mr. Richardson said they have eight people who will testify. Mr. Richardson told Councilman Wright the time when they make the noise varies but is very frequent around 9:00 or 10:00 P. M. He told of the people in the house next to it not being able to entertain on their porch or in their house because of the car wash and added that it is a serious situation. A woman in the audience informed the Council that there are gun shots at 2:00 A. M. Albert R. Hermanson, 622 South Road, is directly behind the car wash and has two bedrooms facing it. Noise can come any time (2:00, 3:00 and 4:00 A. M.) as loud as can be. Every morning he has to pick up all of the "stuff" that is thrown over the fence. Mr. Hermanson finds bottles, wallets, pocket books, hypodermic needles, and all kinds of junk. He has called the Police many times. The Police come and just tell the person to turn down the radio. Mr. Hermanson emphasized that it is a public nuisance. All of the things are thrown over the fence mostly at night and not during the day time. He suggested that the place be closed - 26- REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA FEBRUARY 19, 1985 from 7:00 P. M. until 8:00 A. M. because nobody is there watching the place. If the City closes that car wash, Mayor Zimmerman said they will have to close all of the car washes in the City. City Manager Cheney did not think the City had any Ordinance basis on which they could close a car wash. Councilman Warnke asked about a public nuisance. It would take some research, but Attorney Doney said possibly an unsupervised business could be required to be closed during certain hours. The City would need an Ordinance, and it would be a Citywide regulation. Councilman Warnke said that would close things like coin wash places for washing clothes too. Attorney Doney advised City Manager Cheney they would just be inspected and fined. Vice Mayor Ferrell thought it would be best if the City Manager would try to get with the owner first to make him personally aware of the problem. Mr. Hermanson was sure the owner was aware of the problem because he talked with him and the owner said, "Whenever there is a problem, just call the Police," and then he just walks away. Maybe this would be the first time he will be contacted by the City, so Vice Mayor Ferrell thought it might help. City Manager Cheney suggested that Mr. Hermanson keep a plastic bag for the City of things he picks up. When he gets a bag full, he is to call Mr. Cheney. Councilman Wright understands the place is quite busy. He told of someone trying to get his truck washed, and it was so crowded, he could not get in. Mr. Hermanson remarked that it is just "a hang out." Councilman Warnke said the Council wants to do something within the City Ordinances and Codes. Personally, he would like to see it shut down, and the Council will do all they can. Mayor Zimmerman commented that the owner does not want to get too rough with his customers, or he will lose them. Mr. Hermanson said a different crowd comes at night. People who steal things come and dispose of what they do not want and are off. Councilman Cassandra told Mr. Hermanson it was his responsi- bility to find out a little more on it and call City Manager Cheney. Howard Barnes lives in back of the Hermansons and also in back of the car wash. He just wanted to reiterate what had - 27 - ~REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA FEBRUARY 19, 1985 been said and asked for the Council's help so they could have the quiet enjoyment of their homes. Mr. Barnes wanted an effective tool in the Noise Ordinance as a beginning in dealing with this problem because calling the Police is ineffective. He did not suggest calling the Police because nothing is happening. City Manager Cheney pointed out that the Noise Ordinance still takes enforcing, and that is what the Police are try- ing to enforce. Mayor Zimmerman said the City is trying to get the Noise Ordinance as stiff as they can. That is why it is being worked at so long. Mayor Zimmerman suggested that this neighborhood follow along with the Council on the Noise Ordinance. If they have any suggestions when it comes up, they should let the Council know. ADJOURNMENT Vice Mayor Ferrell moved to adjourn, seconded by Councilman Wright. Motion carried 5-0, and the meeting was properly adjourned at 9:20 P. M. CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA ATTEST: ~~(~ J ~ C~~oun~lman ~~~'~C~e rk , Reco~gTSa~s~r~ry / ~ ~ ] C u ~ - 28 - AGENDA February 19, 1985 CONSENT AGESIDA - ADMINISTRATIVE ALLEN INSURANCE AGENCY $ PUblic Officials and Employees liability insurance Pay from General Fund. 001-195-519-40-48 $5,920.00 Pay from Water & Sewer Rev---401-395-539-40-48 1,150.00 ALLIED UNIVERSAL CORPORATION Chlorine for Water Treatment Pay from Water & Sewer Rev---401-332-533-30-63 AUDIO INTELLIGENCE DEVICES 1 each--Filter Amplifier, Night Vision System and Bird Dog .Tracking Unit for Police Dept. Pay from General Fund---001-211-521-60-42 "Sole Supplier'y, Council approved 12/18/84 CLUB CAR 1979 Club Car Cargo Car--completely rebuilt Pay from Golf~Course---411-726-572-60-41 Council approved 1/15/85 G.H. DACY ASSOCLATES Shaban Turbidimeter for Water Treatment Pay from Water & Sewer Rev---401-332-533-30-45 '~ Sole Supplier" e DAVIS METER & SUPPLY Supplies ~or Water Distribution Pay from Water & Sewer Rev---401-333-533-60-54 ........ " 401-333-533-60-5A " " ...... 401-333-533-40-33 $ 996.00 398.74 420.40 o DE BRA ~NTERPRISES~ INC. Chemical Sprayer per bid specifications Pay from Federal Rev. Sharing---320-722-572-60-41 Per bid 12/14/84, Council approved 12/18/84 e FEC RAILWAY COMPANY Annual billing on Blanket Agreement ~6653 of 11/19/74 on Water & Sewer Mains Pay from Water & Sewer Rev---401-333-533-40-99 $850.00 .......... ---401-352-535-40-99 700.00 7,070.00 1,357.20 11,208.00 1,600.00 1,395.00 1,815.14 3,291.09 1,550.00 ,JOUNGIL . _ Meebn : 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. IBM CORPORATION Monthly charge for Copier III Model 60 Pay from various departments in General Fund, Water & Sewer Rev and Golf Course. ~MARTIN ASSOCIATES~ INC. Data Processing Equipment for various departments in General Fund. MOTOROkA INC. 12 Portable Radios and 7 Spirit Pagers for Police Dept. Pay from General Fund 001-211-521-60-1A $8,896.00 Pay from Federal Rev Sharing-320-211-521-60-9E 7,390.00 State Contract 725-52-84-1 ~OTOROLA INC. ~ Expo Portable Radio, VHF Band and Squelcher for ~ecreation Department. Pay from General Fund---001-195-519-40-49 State Contract 725-52-84-1 NALCO CHEMICAL COMPANY Ultrion 8109 Liquid for Water Treatment Pay from Water & Sewer Rev---40!-332-533-30-65 NEPTUNE METER COMPANY 500 Water Meters for Water Distribution Pay from Water & Sewer Rev---401-333-533-60-5! "Bid Item" pANIEL O'CONNELL GENERAL CONTRACTOR, INC.APPL~i Boynton Beach Boat Club Park Project to 2/8/85 Pay from General Fund---001-000-115-88-00 Partially Reimbursable PATHWAY EHTERPRISES~ INC. Sidewalk construction S.E. 23rd. Ave between Seacrest and U.S. 1. Pay from Local Option Gas Tax---104-411-54!-60-3J County Contract RUSSELL & AXON Professional services rendered on various projects. Pay from Utility General Fund: 403-000-169-01-00 $3,621.39 403-000-220-73-00 2,314.42 $ 1,932.09 10451.34 16,286.00 1,250.00 6,510.35 13,100.00 117,159.00 14,093.45 5,935.81 COUNCIL APPROVED: Meeting: 18. 19. 20. 21. SOUTH CENTRAL REGIONAL WASTEWATER TREATMENT BOARD Services rendered in connection with treatment and disposal of wastewater for month of January, 1985. Pay from Water & Sewer Rev---401-353-535-40-9I SHENANDOAH GENERAL CONSTRUCTION Repair to high pressure water pump on Jet Vactor Truck at Sewage Collection. Pay from Water & Sewer Rev---401-351-535-40-33 SOUTH CENTRAL REGIONAL WASTEWATER TREATMENT BOARD City's portion "PINES OF DELRAY NORTH" Litigation. Pay from Utility General Fund---403-000-169-12-00 TRANS-FLORIDA SUPPLY COMPANY Meters, Meter Boxes and PVC for Water Distribution and Sewage Collection. Pay from Water & Sewer Rev---401-351-535-30-9F $- 800.00 .... " " " ---401-353-535-60-51 1,878.00 $ 74,379.60 2,485.00 336.76 2,678.00 The bills described have been approved and verified by the department heads involved; checked and approved for payment by the Finance Department. Grady W. S~nn, Finance D~rector I therefore recommend payment of these bills. Peter L. Cheney, City Manager COUNCIL APPROVED; Meetin RUSSELL & AXON Established in 1920 Engineers · Planners · Architects Incorporated February 6, 1985 Mr. Peter L. Cheney City of Boynton Beach P.O. Box 310 Boynton Beach, FL 33435 Summary of Russell & Axon Invoices for Professional Services approval. For Miscellaneous Engineering Services Invoice No. 120, O0611-K Authorization dated December 9, 1978 For Wells 17-22 and Raw Water Main Invoice No. 25, 00623-H Authorization dated September 19, 1980 For Palm Chase Sewer Service Invoice No. 6, 01072-H Authorization dated December 9, 1983 Note: 100% chargeable to funds on deposit with City Total for City Council $2,132.74 $1,488.65 $2,314.42 $5,935.81 See attached pages for explanation of work performed on above items. kof Attachments cc: Perry A. Cessna (w/attch) Betty Zobel - Finance Milt Hallman (w/attch) Invoice Correspondence COUNCIL APPROVED: Meeflng:,~2/~' - ~'~' 110 EAST ATLANTIC AVENUE · SUITE 414 W · DELRAY BEACH, FLORIDA 33444 RUSSELL & AXON, INC. City of Boynton Beach P.O. Box 310 Boynton Beach, FL 33435 DATE February 6, ~NVOICE NO. 120 PROJECT NO. 00611-K 1985 For miscellaneous engineering services performed in accordance with Agre~ment dated June 10, 1968, .and Authorization dated December 9, 1978. Labor Cost- Dec. 29, 1984-Jan. 25, 1985: 35.0 Manhours Multiplier Mileage: 82 miles @ $0.205/mile Travel & Subsistence Reproduct ion expense $ 757.33 2.5 $1,893.33 16.81 25.97 196.63 AMOUNT DUE THIS .INVOICE $2,132 Labor Cost Breakdown: Research and record search re. original costs of projects, equipment, buildings, and land to prepare an estimate of present book value and write off value. Research records re. 1977 claim to DER & Legislature, all as requested by Utility and Finance Departments ............................ 28.0 Manhours Research and provide data for P.S. Supervisor re. PS #306 (old 4-B) on Seacrest Blvd. at N.E. 33 Ave .......... 7.0 Manhours $616 $140 COUNCIL RUSSELL & AXON, INC. City of Boynton Beach P.O. Box 310 Boynton Beach, FL 33435 DnTE February 6, 1985 ~NVOIC£ NO. 25 PROJECT NO. 00623-H 110 EAST ATLANTIC AVE. · SUITE 414 WEST · nELRA¥ BEACH, FLORIDA ° 33444 · 305/278-2615 For resident inspection services rendered . in connection with Wells 17-22 and Raw Water Main, in accordance with Authorization dated September 19, 1980. Conference, phone calls, and letters re. continuance of contract for test well completion. Provide assistance to Water Supply Dept. in locating lines, valves, easements, etc., buried and obliterated by site grading at Commerce Park. Labor Cost - Dec. 29, 1984-Jan. 25, 1985: 25.0 Manhours $595.46 Multiplier 2.5 AMOUNT DUE THIS INVOICE COUNCIL APPROVED:II Meeting l $1,488 RUSSELL & AXON, INC, City of Boynton Beach P.O. Box 310 Boynton Beach, FL 33435 DATE February 6, 1985 INVOICE NO. 6 PROJECT NO, 01072-H 110 EAST.ATLANTIC AVE. · SUITE 414 WEST · DELRAY BEACH, FLORIDA · 33444 · 305/278-2615 For resident inspection services rendered, in connection with Palm Chase Sewer Service in accordance with Authorization dated December 9, 1984. Full-time representation while construction of pipelines is in progress. Ductile Iron Force Main, V.C. Sewer Main, Precast Manholes, Jack & Bore crossings and connections. Contact adjacent property owners concerning restoration of irrigation systems, sod, signs, driveways, etc. 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. Labor Cost - Dec. 29, 1984-Jan. 25, 1985: 57.0 Manhours $ 918.53 Multiplier 2.5 Reproduction expense $2,296.33 18.09 AMOUNT DUE THIS INVOICE Note: $2,314 100% chargeable to funds on deposit with City BOY NTON BEACH '~~ MAAS07 C U R R S N T ~'~' "..?.~.;:. CHECK ~ ' VENDOR ~ VENDOR N~E ~.;.~ . ~... .. CHEC~ DATE ! TOTAL AMOUNT ~. 265/*6 2B0056 TI ~OTmY ?,ESWI CK 10/26/B4 265o4~CP ' ' 032995 CITY OF 3CYNTON BEACH 9125194 ~,135.72CR 010900 AC7 SUPPLY olo9o~ A¢~ SUPPLY ......... ........ -§-?-9.42---~-~q~_..., ~ 032895 CITY OF ~OYN'TON 8EACH o/28/84 &,135.72 2805~ 281~4 ZB654 29411 ~ 29771 .2 30290 30271 ~ - ':. · .:' 30292 ~. :": "~::':~ ':: '30293 q~' 30294 ~ 39295 0263g5 9U%EAU OF FIRE STANO'A~S -- -[-~Og/~g 603.50CR 270915 HENRY ALBERS . 12/O1/S4 647.70 020405 CONSTANCE 3AISH 12/01/~4 53.79 026~B0 OBE 5UTLER 12/01/B~ 227.58 ~; ' __ 03050~ RENA CARRIER 290010 CHARLES t CASE !2/01/~4 493,,62 :s '30296 033600 CALLIE CLANTON ~1' ':--<". / 30297 ~T'~i¥1:~-~:~:''-:j '~ ~ :'~ :'"~" 30299 " : 30300 · 1''-~ 303Oi ~ 30302 ::/::?:,.J .~¥~-~.:...3 ':' 3 O3 O3 12/01/~4 300006 WILFRED J DENIS 33000I GO&DON ED GREGORY ::'.. :;:: i:':-~' ?. I2/01/~4 340006 L ?,lO'",I HARRIS : ' 12/01/84 340015 CARROL,E IZ ER HERRING 4ooI3 T. HICKS 084660 MURIEL HOLZ MAN i04508 .'.FRANK JOHNSON~ .SAND OIREC -- 264.40 12/01184 255.35 12/0 1/94 198o71 12/01/84 164.46 .... ~.:lz/biF~4 , 88.--t-~ ...... ~:.:~?~:~: -- 8 e. 6 6 :.:: ;:-':':": ~' ~ ". :- d.<: ?'.:' ":~:' :;~::~?~:~:~x __104510 JOHN JOHNSTON :".";::"!:':::!' "12/01/B4 30306 37ooI3 :~.:. ~,~.,, VIRGINI* E. KEZSTER ~2-/?-"C17~- ...... 195.33 30307 111635 DOROTHSA t~ KENNEDY 12/01/84 218.07 ~ . 30308 370032 MINNIE L ~ ~ ~;~[~.~::~:~;:;:~:~? f:~-. 3 o ] i o~ ,: F:. ~ ' ...... ' - - ~.~s ' 30313 420011 CH4RLES PROSSER 12/01/8~ 303.31 ~-r,,. ~031~ 166300 ELEANOR ~UFFER ~j 12/9 '~ :? ~'~':~: 30~17 192592 ADA SHOOK 303£~ 450 O ~<iTN K S ~,i TH ' - ~lt~ 30319 4~0005 MA~Y TEN/( ~: 30320 202515 LES THOMAS ~ 30321 - 230~52 OLIVE: WALLACE ) , ',::< · .'~'.:..:" :30323' ': 266~00. ~,~7~ 3032~ 020500 ,.c ' RTHU rERS .!ill MILDRED .A. ZW~RT'.:: '"::.i:. . SRAOFO~.O ~3AXLEY 30325 330008 JOHN GARDNER ,~ 30325 096351 NCAH HUDOLESTON ;"J.!i~;i:...:~x:.'.:.:.';3b~ ': ~g~ GEORGE JUNNIER 303~9 ~'' 19~690 THEODORE SORG ":" 1Z/gl/8~ ~ ~ 3 I 091650 HAROLD H~RRING 12/01/9~ 30332 12~5~9 NO2M~g LCtATTE J 2-7 0-i7-8-4 9I', o 3 12/01/84 239.q5 12/01/84 728.li 12/01/8~ 592.30 '"' ' ..... "' "'~": ............. ':"':'"":"" 12/OI/B4 978.2~ ZO0.00 30.3~ 0 12/31/~¢ CITY 3F ~,gYNTON ?~ACH ~' M5~.507 C U R ~ E '~ T ~,~ O '~ T :~ C ~ CHEC~ # VENBOR .'~ VEN.)QR NA~E CHECK D~TE T:ETAL A~OUNT ALLAN 'i~:U~ST ......................... ~ STANLzY C. ~.~RT~R 121';l/q~ ~3'1.16 K2'¢ SNRW t 2/01/~4 22S.41 JCqN ~', TUIT~ 12/01/9~ 91.50 CU~TiS F. WRIGHT 12/31/~ 1,309.~1 THE CqEO[T UNION CLS~[DA NAT [ ~NAL 30334 3C335 15¢273 30336 30337 222795 39333 30339 ~.~ 732.03 3034-1 05376? F-L.'QRIDA NATIONAL B~.XK 12,191/~4 - ~ '~ ....... n ..... ~ ....... ~-}~ ~ ~ ................ 3~3~_ ~637&__ L]~,I~ NA,ZSNAL BA%~ ................. 30352 072816 CLAIRE GIRT~AN 1 i/33/~q 17~.50 30~7 074591 W ~ GOCGE TRUCKING [NC 11/3,3/2~ 243.010R 30534 320012 RUTH F[NNE 12/03/3~ 571.96 3C535 062913 FIqST ~E2ERAL SAVINGS 30537 280.3~9 PEGGY J >30JLLE 30538 ~90021 TH3~S WILLIAMS 12/O7/8~ 1.3Bq. O0 305~0 0,53752 FLCqlD~ N~TI-ONAL ~NK 12/;37/~ 31.30~.10 305~1 C72816 CLAIRE G[RTMAN 12/37/34 175.00 a~'~} ~Oo~ ~O~A~ w. SEXTON ............. iZ1371a~ ............. 30513 010~07 A ~ ~ ' ,.,3~LEA SERVICE INC. ~2/071~ 3~5~6 019369 ICI CENTURY INC I~/C~/8~ 15~65.00 3054.5 011~03 AO'4AXCE ~IR CGMDITID'~I'JS 1~07/~4 305~6 011~00 AgVANC~ ~Ia CDNDITICNIN5 17/07/~ 3,909.30 3054~ 013780 ILLIEO UNIVERSAL CORoo 12/O7/8¢ 1,41t.34 305¢9 0137~3 ROBERT K. ALSOFRCv, PH.3. 12/D7/~4 500.00 30551 016242 [SIAH ANDqF~S 12/~7/34 79.20 ~3~52 0/5561 AaTiC A[~. CONCITI~'ING 12/07/~¢ 302,50 305'5'~ ...... DIET25 .... AS~EANQ'CHE~'i~%f C'~ .... ~2'/07/~4 ...... ~GO'.OG 33554 020100 E a H SALES 12/07/8~ 890,00 3~55~ O20439 TH5 SAKE& g TAYL9~ CO. t2/07/94 17.52 39557 02346Z ~A%NEY'S PU~PS, iNC. 12/37/04. 13,02~.00 30553 021553 JOHN D. ~EHNKE !NS. 12/07/~4 14,395.73 30559 -~24541 -BSD~-%M~i~--~- ~'l~-~[-'- --- [~/~84 900.80 ~osTo oz~a~c zo.s4 30561 02~700 145.00 R.&o 3]W'<ER CO. 12/07/8a BOYNT~'-I AUT,2 GLASS 12/37/54- R_, i 30353 024750 _~DYNTGN GLASS SE~V,C~' · c 12/07/8~ 3056~ 025~30 G3RUCN ~REWST~R 12/07/gff 32555 025550 m'~RO~R~ ' ', INC. 12/07/34 39550 025595 ~RCWARO-PALM BEACIJ T~C~ 12/07/84 30567 026299 BLG. OFFICIALS ASSOC. 30570 0~5~30 JAHES 9USHgUSE 6,213.4-7 33.10 l~,rJO 13F.11 $8.51 255.00 250.00 19.00 53.00 · '~' 12/31/84 .,il ', "L M~AS07 · ~' · i: CHECK ~ CITY 3F BOYNTON 8EACH C U R R E N T M g N 'r H C H E C K S 30571 VENDOR ~ VENDOR NAME CHECK OATS % 3301~5 C.K.'S LOCK. SHgP~ INC, 30572 03029~ JUgY CALANgRA 30~73 032307 ART CH~RSgIS 30575 032~17 CHEM PACE CORP. 3oq?~ 30577 30578 3~579 305~0 '. ~. ,. '.':::':. 30581 ': ',"":': :.:". 305~2 305~3 '305~5 _~.3~A~p .... CHILTO~I 300K CO. 032~95 CHLO~"IN~IALISTS INC. 033529 ALLEN £. CLARK 033657 ELK OF COURTS-SUPPORT OEP 033661 CLK OF COURTS-SUPPSRT OEP 03366~- CLK OF COURTS-SUPPORT OEP 033665 033665 033705 CLK OF COgRTS-SUPPgRT CLK OF COURTS-SUPPORT CLUB CAR 034578 CCLaNIAL ANIMAL HOSPITAL 034592 COLLINS SIGNS 03~890 - CO~KS ~OOK COMPANY 03~950 COVE SHOE R~P~IR 30586 30589 30590 034975 30596 0~2605 30597 OA~50 305 30601 COX ~ PALMER CONSTRUCTI,ON JOHN CURLEY ~ ASSOCIATES DADE P~PER COMPANY gEL'RAY FIRE EXT. SERVICE DELRAY ELECTRIC SUPPLY WEND¥ DE VRIES DIAZTT CO. INCa DUNLOP TIRE & RUBBER CaRP 051300 EDWARDS ELECTRIC CORPo 053900 'BMERGENCY HEDICAL [ SAFET 05~018 DAVIS'E~J.. 30502 054~00 ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES OF 30603 055549 ER,'~ ST 30605 052820 ' F[REME~4,S RELIEF 6 PENSIO -30606 053650 FLA: PARADISE REGAINED CO 30507 063682 F L A~' S-~-O~-~-'~ ~- ' G ~V~:~ M~ T' 30608 053685 FLOR[DA SEA~ [NGS 30609 053739 FLORIDA INNOVATION GROUP -;- 30~[0 053780-. F~DA.PON~ 063e70..' ~[LLZA~ " ~'.~-?' 30612 ::". ' 065627 ~LCRENCE FULLER CHILD DEV 30~[3 070355 GALE PAGE 3 0.73603. .KACY"GLASS":' ' :.- :.~ 30619 TOTAL AMOUNT 12/07/94 3~,7~ 1Z/07/~4 20,00 to/aT/a4 ISS.oo IZ/o?i'~'~ ............... 12/07/84 139.00 12/07/94 15,60 12/07/3~ 37~,28 [z/cT/~ 30.00 ~..~/o71~4 7~.o0 12/07/84 !2/07/~ 12/07/84 12/07/84 12/)7/~4 12/07/~ I2/07/84 12/07/8~ 12/07/84 12/07/84 12/07/~ 12/07/84 12/07/B4 [2/07/8~ :::: ' 12/07/8~ 12/07/84 1Z/07/8~ 12/07/8~ 12/07/~4 12/07/8A 12/07/84 1Z/07/8~ 12/07/8~ 12/07/34 12/37/84 I2/CY?a~ 12/07/84 12/07/84 30614 070410 GAYLORD aRCTHERS 12/07/84 305[5 072707 ASIGELA GIFFORD 12/07/34 30616 ' 12/07/8~ 37.00 52.00 23~.I0 1~9.23 I00.00 62.L6 628.88 60.95 I77.77 15.00 15.00 158.43 252.95 2.085.5~ 232.31 30617 07~591"::' W: W. GOOGE. TRUCKIN~ INC. .. 12/07/S~ - . 30618 . . 015400 -: GRANADA VALVE ~ FITTING 075530 R.L. GRUH,ONS P~INTING 12/07/~ 30620 O~OOO6 G.K. HALL ~ CO. 12/07/~ 523.82 30621 050~09 HALS~Y'S 12/07/8~ 12/31/~ CITY r~ ~,9YNTO~ 3EACH "'~ P Ac _ 4 M'OA507 C U R ~ ~._~ T ~ 0 ~ T ~ C H F C K S CHECK ,'~ VENOgR ,1~ VENDOR N4',~E CHECK DATE TOTAL AMOUNT 3o',*,z) ...... %id 41fo .... H&,.o'.f ......................... 12/07/-4 ....... -fs':.i~ ............................. 30533 9~0~-44 F'·qA'.'v ·. HARRIS I?/C'7/ 376~4 30625 30626 30627 084~*c~7 3E~ HOS~N C~]. - 12/,37/84 Oq&63-I HCL~C [',:TERqAT[ON~L CORP 12/07/94 0~4672 ~. P. DNAL~ HORTO~ ...... 12/07/34 30628 384674 30529 0 ~45S0 HOJSE %E~UTI FUL 12/37/~4 30533 09~58~ ~2USE OF SCL] 1Z/nT/P~ 30532 020[08 [Cr~ RETIRE~E'NT CORP. 12/07/~6 30533 09~22! IN~RA~ ........ 12/07/94 3363~ 100310 JACK'S CAMERA C~NTER 12/07/8~, 30535 100415 ROb:ERr A. JA%,J'5 12/27/~4 443.~2 205.~2 2,0~5.15 11.00 _6 °04 15.~7 1,330.03 ............ 1~e.1o ............................... 1,240.71 ......... ~6 ~ ~ z 282.05 50.00 22 ] 3'-' 30636 104761 JOYCS ENVIRONmENTaL CO~SU 30637 ........ Zi~[O~ --'~-~ ~' E~T~IC-SU~PL~ INC ........ tZ/07/~ ...................... 32.~ ..................................... 30633 111590 KE~ ~ANUFACTURI~G COR~. 12/07/84 203.92 30639 111637 KENNEDY & KENNEDY 12/07/84 63.00 ~bgAO 114225 T~ CMIGHT 12/?~'/~% 275oC0 306~I 115595 LQ~RA[NE KRUPCWI~S 12/97/~4 2~.90 39642 120314 SU;A~ LAOC 12/07/94 30644 121525 ~AUL D. LECL~IR 12/07/8~ 7.00 30645 lZ165~ LESC9 r~ RODUC TS 306¢7 111725 LEWIS OFFICE SUPOL~FS 30648 121740 SALLY LEWIS 30649 l 22886 L 30650 130402 MANHATTAN TROPHIES 30551 130544 ~ARQJI3 WHO'S w~O~ INC. 30553 130929 ~ '40 __1..2/07/34 575.li 12/07/84 12/07/¢4 30.30 I2/97/74 20.09 --"~12/d712~ .......... !2/07/84 639.35 I2/07/~4 13~o50 12/~/~4 621.25 12/07/~4 30554 133q35 ~COO%&LD DIST~I£UTORS ac ............. ~ I2/r:7/,54 30655 130~50 -RiEL~-~-~OT~-'~C'OR~Oy ................ t'27o7/~ 30656 130953 MC SRA~-EDISON C3. 12/07/~4 30657 130970 MC G~WEN DI$~L%YS 12/07/04 3o6¢:~- ........ ~3~99~ -'-~-r~iEb~-c~'~s raol.~l~q-iB-- 12~ ~'??~ 30659 131756 ~IA~I ~L~VAICR 30660 132700 24[A~1 HERALD 12/07/34 30662 134654 ~O~G~N, LEWIS & BOCKIUS 12/07/3~ 30653 134681 KATHY 3066~ 135423 ~U~ICI~AL POLICE 12/07/84 67.20 1~75.00 27.50 100.00 7~.14 52.00 185,24 1~746.00 Z,690.S3 30665 30656 30687 30668 30669 30670 30671 3~672 136557 'tUSIS SXC~&'cGE I'40. !2/07/34 137290 ~AUTUAL WHOLESALE Er]. 12/07/84 140444 NATIONAL LIERARY RESOURCE lZ/07/~+ 150~51 JI~ 3'CONNOR 12/97/84 [51852 ..... F~C ~¢. .rE CRODUCTS 12/07/86 -, °ALU BEACH COUNTY WATEq H i2/37/9~ 15042~ PALq 3~ACH NEWSPA~R~ [h;C 12/07/~4 12.82 155.29 94.00 60..00 265.50 243. ~+5 473.57 3~67~ PAGE 5 -' ~ N~,'~'_: CHEC;~ D,tTE T~TAL AMOU?,;T 1~.~ '- F'HE-'-~'~DER ~'UTL~T ......................... 30677 152601 ~HYS [ O- SDNTR, OL 12/P7/~ 152.00 l~ZTSq P[CAR2 CH?.'.IC~L C3. I~/07/~ - ............ /~.. 211.~6 16~7.D~ Pg4~qS ~/C 12/D7 · ' ................ 3q. OC ........................ 30~30 1S6~OO PU':L TX V&RKTT 3S682 ~0~06 '-~A'4G~R C~'4~TRUCT[~; INgUS ~06~] 1B1577 ~AO I.] SHACK .... 3.0684 ~82~0D RINKER MATERIALS Cg~P. 12-,~7-R, 30695 134535 'qR. SA',!U~L qCCKCF~ -- ~ I2/C-7/34 ~6~5 1~539 9E'~'4I S R3CKWELL 12/g7/9~ 23.92 306~7___ 1~659~ _. ~USS[A BOOK 5 A~T SHOP - , I Zl:'~ 7 t ~ ~ ' l~ ~ ~ ................... 30659 ~903~9 SAL'S SPORT SHOP 12/37/~4 .... 30595 ~47~5 SOUTHFRN ~ILL CREFK PRODU ~/C7/84 437.00 ....... 30694 194720 SOUTHERN PAPER CO. .......... - ............. !2/07/$4 '~5,60 30697 1":~4~5'3 .... ~JT~-74~TERN TURF GRASS ~ ........ [-5/~T/-d~ ....... - ' - 150.00 30698 [96915 STATE OF FLCRIDA 30699 1~6401 SU,ISHIqc ~L[N~c INr 12/07/~4 22.23 12/07/3~ ~9.20 30701 I~6899 GRADY W. SWANN 12/97/3~ 55.55 3~ F ~- ............ 12/37/34 255..5 30704 201580 TE'~NI S S'JmPLY 12/07/~4 261.77 ~C705 ~02503 JEAN TmUR ~SK 39'70~ ..... 20~6~9-- TOACq tli"i~ - 392.50 ~07;,, 235501 TRI~S-~ q L~R_u. SUPPLY CO. 12/07/34 30708 205530 TRANSZ-T~ONICS, .... - ......... 12/OT/B~ 50.57 30707 2055'~'3- TREN~ HCUSE .................. ~-~/:77~ ~ 30710 205500 TR~P[GA 5~ [~JC. 12/C7/~ 5~.23 30711 2069.50 T~[N CCNST~UCTIDN, INC 12/C7/~ 30712 2 lOI~6 ..... USC.~I '9~F5RR~g' -C~qP, "~.~-; [ ?/:f7/~ 4,350.83 30713 2~0I~ VENDOR '~gT FOUNg 12/07/~4 21.95 307I~ ...... -JiOO2~ ..... RD:=' - .......... , .................... ~107134 525 7~7.50 307[9 22150l HR. TONY VANDERPLO~G 12/:D7/8~ 12.00 VIKING OFFICE PRODUCTS !Z/C7/34 !TB.&B 555.00 7P3.33 ......... 307]0 22Z77~ 3372: 2245~ 30722 230~03 3~?~3 "'~ 230%51 CHARLES ~;ALDNER, ".D. 12/07/~ WALLACE .-S TIFRN~',, 1~/f;7/$4 3. ,~S Z3L7E~ ~EST~N ~UT3 STM 3072b ?]Z~,Og J. ~ ~iTS ALU'IiN'J" 30727 2324g2 H. S. 3972~ 2324G5 TRZLA J 30720 30730 234625 d.J.*. ~OLF ................ 3073I 2~1596 X ~;', ] w CO.; PCR.~T [Ok 30734 30735 30735 30737 30738 30739 30740 30741 30743 30744 L2/37I~4 12/57/~4 250037 JUSIUS 075510 GULFSTS~ 050365 ~ILL!~'4 R. HA~ILTON 12/11/3~ ]2000~ V IRG I N ~ ~'-KC'-'FARAC E ............... i2/14/54 3 ~Ofi~_~J L~ LE?LANC 12/14/~4 470003 PET~q 032~95 CITY 202.70 162o~0 144o00 7.50 .................... 332.92 l~9o70 30.00' - ............................ 3R4.4! 43.6Q ~,342.17 I~,157.12 1,001.39 149.~8 497.63 197,221.75 30745 C53762 ,--LSd, IDA NATIONAL %~,NK 12/14/04 29,169.~6 30747 072316 CLAIRE GI RTIqAN 12/!~/~4 25.00 __~0748 010900 ~CR SUmPLY !2/Iq/24 562.75 30749 ~(-~7~-~-~LLEN iNSURANCE AGENC~ ............ 30759 0!37~3 ~C.]ERT K. ALSOFRg~.'~ PH.D. 12/!~/:~ 95,90 397~I 014243 ISiAN ¢~9ROWS 12/14/?a 70.20 30753 016015 ATLANTIC HIGH SCrag'IL BANg 12/14/~ 30754 020159 3.3. ASSOC. F'R=~IGH/~ ~0755 02020~ ~.'].A.~. CERTIFICITlg.', :9 12/l~/q'i 20~.OO 30756 0~032.? 3A'3EL T~E~/RESTAU,~A'.:T DEL 12/14/~4 24.4,32R 39756 020323 RAGEL FPEE/RTSTAUA~NT D~L lZ/l~/~4 Z~.4C 30757 ....... ~ '~ ~ 0~044g THE BA<Eq ~-~AYLOR CO. ' ........ 12/1~/9~ 30758 020~79 FRE3 2ASS, B~ND DiRECTO~ 12/14/54 25.00 30759 021530 3~ANE EXTER~INATIN5 CC. 12/14/94 535.00 30761 024739 32YN'ON ~E~CH RETIOE'~ENT 12/I4/74 6~124.04 30762 924736 ~n ~. _~Y.T_, ~USINESS t,iACHINES IZ/i4/=4 30764 0~54~ 9 PURROOGHS COR~. 12/1~/~4 3075~ .... ~299 JUDY CALANORA lZ/I~/~ 30765 039~70 JI~4 CATLEDGE. 3A:,,D DIA, IZ/l~/~ 25.90 3076? 032626 JEAN':=_ CH,;AL[K 12/t4/~4 39.25 .... ~0~.58 ...... 032997 CITY 9= 39YNTON ~5~CN 12/14/94 3,333,3~ 30770 033655 CLK CF COURTS-SUPPORT 05~ 12/14/84 37.00 ~0T71 033561 CLK OF COURy.~-SUmPORT OEP 12/14/8~ 12.00 30772 033664 CLK OF C3URTS-~O6~bRT DIP 12/14/94 3.3773 033665 CLK ~F CSURTS-SUPPORT C~P 12/14/94 ~Z.OC ~_ 0~366~ CL'< 0~ COURTS-SUP~qRT DiP 12/14/q~ bi .. 12/31/94 7~ MBAS07 ~ ' ../ CHECK C U CITY DF 20YNTON BEACH R R E N T H ON T H C H E C K S PAGE 7 VENDOR NAqE CHECK DATE TOTAL ~MOUNT 30775 03456S CQ'~SRESS COMmUNiTY t~IDDLE-- 3G775 040SOB OR. JEFFqEY DAVIS 3~777 0~1420 ~ESISI~q OAT~ CO'~PUTER CO 3077B 041~21 DECISION-DATA~'ERVI'~E INC 3G779 050301 EA%T LAKE UlDDLE SCHOGL 30780 060112 DE VE~E FADER~ BAND gIB. 307~I 060200 ...... ~;~-;"?;~2- "D~S~'I~T V 30782 052820 FI~E~EN'S ~ELIEF ~ PENSIO 12/lG/34 225.00 12/14/3~ 930.00 1211~1~ 5~5.00 12/1~34 .................. ~5.00 12/14/~ 250,00 12/14/74 25°00 12/1~/~ 24'3.00 12/1~/~4 2,20Bo~3 30,7~3 __063712 FLO~IDA LEAGUE OF CITIES 053734 FLORIDA I~ST~OT~ OF PARK 065550 FRATERNAL ORDER OF POLICE 055590 CHARLES FREDERICK 0715~1 GENERAL ~INDING CORP. 075450 GRAY~Aq ELECTRIC CO. INC. 010306 G.K. HALL ~ CO. 050309 HALSEY'S 090310 HALSEY g GRIFFITH IMCo 0~O355 FRANK ~o HALL & CO. OF NY 12/1~/54 125.00 12/14/.~4 2D.00 12/14/84 2,793.32 12/14/~4 810.00 12/14/~4 12.24 12/14/84 34,40 12/14/~4 2~,81 12/14~84-- 1,524.72 12/14/84 T32.45 12/14/84 272,00 307~4 30795 3C786 .30788 3_0..739 30794 0~0351 OLGA HAMSLET 0~0441 HAROLD'S SALES ~ SERVICE 081592 W. So HEINMAN 0~6361 "' HUGHES SUPPLY. IN( 036464 HYATT REGENCY'. 0g0103 I~Bo~o:CORP. ':' 090103 !CMA RETIREMENT CORP. 12/14/34 12/14/84 12/14/84 12/14/~4 12/14/~4 12/14/94 12114/84 12o00 219.00 86°00 530°00 ... : -.:, 817o25 ~' 1,2~0o71 30800 30801 .3o~o3 3 0 8 O 4 3o~o5 30805 090117 IFSTA 094250 INSTITUTE OF TRANSPDRTATI 094301 INTERNATIONAL CITY MANAGE 10150~ JEFFERSON.DAVIS ~IODLE SC 101623 : MATTHEW JENSEN~ BAND DIN, 10450~ FRANK JOHNSON, SAND glREC 104508 FRANK JOHNSON, BAND DIREC 104653 L. KIN JONES, P.Eo ~ '~}~, : ': =' : 30,.-308 '39/:?-; :~:?-:': :. 30839 112687 KILDAY E ASSOCIATES 115595 LORRAINE KRU~OWIES 120410 LA*~AR UNIFORMS 12114/~4 12/14/84 12/14/~4 12/14/84 12114/94 603.50 130=00 225.00 25. oo - " · :': /~::~ii~,i'-i 12/14/34 12/14/84 12/14/84 25.00CR 25.00 205.00 12/14/84 12/14/84 12/14/~, 300.00 I2o00 429.40 120450 LANTAHA JR. HIGH SCHOCL ~ 30~11 1217~0 SALLY LEWIS 30912 1229B7 LQGERS RUN MIDDLE $~HOCL 3ba13 130404 'BARBARA MANES, BAND DIN. 12/14/94 12/14/~4 12/14/~4 225.00 20o00 225.00 12/14/84 25.00 : 30814 130928 ..DON MC CAMMON 30815 130959 WILLIE RUTH MCGRADY 305£6 132715 MIKE MICHAELS 30917 136Q20 MUNICIPAL POLICE 3081~ 140451 NATIONAL LEAGUE OF CITIES 30~'~'~ ...... l~i-T~ --N'~-S~-~NAL 30820 144614 JANET NORTHROP, BAND DIN. 30821 151310 ODOR.CONTROL SYSTEMS 30~2Z 15661B gX~QRO U'~IV~RSITY PRESS 12/14/84 12/14/34 12tl4/94 12/[4/s4 12/I4/~4 12/14/8~ 12/14/84 I2/t~/~4 12/14/84 195.00 2 ~491 · 30 35.00 25.00 . 279.80 145.49 3.~.,-4 160503 NICK PATSIS, BAND gIB. 12/14/~4 12/14/84 53.50 25.00 ., 1213~/$~ MB~50? CITY OF 8OYNTON ~ACH PAGE 8 C U R R E ~ T ~' ON T ~ C H E C K S VENOOR NA'qE CHECK DATE TOTAL AMOUNT. ~'~ ...- CHECK _-'__ 30~.25 !61700 PETTY CASH LIB&ARY ,'5! 12/16I~6 28.61 3,.8~6 152750 oICA~g CHEMICAL CO. 12/l~/q~ 12$.gD 30827 ............ 1827~2 30828 182790 30829 186690 GLEN ROVINELLI, BAND DIR, 12/J6/86' 25.00 30G3D 190~39 SA~TALUCES HIGH SCHOOL BA lZ/I~/~ 375.00 '~03'3~ ..... 190~-'-~S-AV-g~ -UTILITY SUPDL~ES 12/1~/8~ -- 856,00 30832 lg336T TIM SKINNER~ BAND gIN. 12/16/86 25.00 30833 Ig480I S~NZSH RIVER HIgH SCHOOL I2/I4/R6 375.00 3083~ 196010 STAT~ 659.97 30835 I96015 STATE OF FLORIDA 12/I4/86 525.96 30836 196019 STA-GREE:~ 12/l%/86 196026 196032 19693~ I00o00 3,545.72CR 3,565.72 w. 30837 STAT~ 3F FLORIDA 12/16/~6 -__ 30838 ST.ATE OF FLORIDA 12/16/84 ';~ 30338 STATE OF FLORIOA 12/14-/86 ':~i". ..:j. . 30839 196~03 SUNCglST HIGH SCHOOL BAND ~ 12/14/8~ '~..: :,,.': ..:.: :. ...... 201516 'TEmNAGE 12/14/8~ Ii' "::-": ::":r"'.308~I 205590 TROPICAL' GARDEN NURSERY ~_ 30863 2101~6 USC~ D~FERRED COMP. PRO. 3~ 30~4~ 210150 U.S. P2 STMA~ TER :s~ 3~8~5 210151 U. S. POSTMASTER 375.00 - 5 o0. oo-::' ?.~.i.:'(: :ii:: '.-.":.:. :?' ~-':-V-' _ 500,00 UNITED WAY OF'PALM ~CH, CHARLES NALDNER~ 30968 231582 WELOIN3 PRODUCTS CORP. 30869 261595 XEROX CORPORATION 30850 660D26 T~A~STERS LOCAL UNION ND, 30851 530133 ~FREO E. ALDRICH ..- 30852 530134 L' H. E. AL3E~TSON 30353 530135 APPLIANCE'S'UNLImITeD 30!5~ 530136 LO~ELL ARMSTRg~G 12/16/~4- 3G~55 5~0190 ~DYNTgN LAKES 12/16/86 30556 5~04~R ALISA ~AR~ER 12/16/8~ 540652 ~}R. PAUL SURWELL '. . _~., 12/16/86 __5~0655 GEDRGE a. RLANCK ~60~55 LILLtAN D. PONNER_ I2/I~/34 560~57 GEOPGE O. BREAULT 12/16/8~ 5~0658 ANSELO BgRLONE 12/1~/86 4,350.83 12(~4/~6 115.oo IZ/1~/86 160.oo .:'.-. . 1 z/~6/8~ ~6.77. :.- : :i ';ii! :: ;:.'::~ :;......~ .~. - 12/~ 4`186 .. :'' :. z 52.00::: ~ ' '!'!:::::~:.::::i: :.': ::: .: ::::::.:~: : ::: ..:'::?~:.,:.: 1z12618~ ?.30 12/14/86 78.00 12/14/~6 889.$4 12116186 i:-. 12/1~/36 ' ': ' 15.6~ '.:::.':-::-iii:iii::'::::::'::.:: :' - /' .: ?;::,?:::: _ 118.30 30857 30858 30859 308~0 30~51 30962 30853 560659 30886 ' 540%60. 3o8 5 6o 9v CAROL BUSHEY · RO3ERT. BARNES:.:.:':: 575.05 28.90 14o65 · ....:....:::.::. - ~ ..: ::::_::~:::i:::¢.~_... :' - :.:':::~::?:.......,:.<,~::::<.. · ~0 54.25 25.50 10.50 ~ .':. .'... :. 2 ., 6 ....~: L-.:.':y*:;¢~.(::~:. ~':~;I2/I4/84 '..':~;~ ].';'.~:L~~ 45.50 75.00 CUMMINS CONSTRUCTION 12/14/86 30857 550366 CARNAV!L-ROSEN ENTERPRISE 12/14/84 125.05 30868 30870 550353 8OYD CARNICK 550357 CITY CO?ISUMERS SERVICES 12/14/84 18.59 550359 FLORENCE COLLINS 30871 550352 ROBERT CONNELL¥ ' 30~72 550363 ROGER COOK 12/14/94 30573 55036~ VERA B. CREAGH 12/14/86 3037~ 550365 MAR[~ CRUSE 12/l~/86 65.50 10.50 15.59 C U CITY On BOYNTON BEACH R R E ',! T M O N T H C H E C K S PAGE 9 21 CHECK ~ VENDgR ~ VENOOR NA~E 30375 550026 OREXEL PROP. INC CHECK DATE TOTAL AMOUNT 7 12114/84 61.30 BOB?e 5zooa~ ....... SCN~IE S~iS .................... ~'~/14Y~ .............. Zo.I7 30379 5700B5 JEFFEAY EASTiURN 12/14/84 19.35 I~.50 30B$.p.. _ 570086 CECIL R. EP~S 12114/84 3O~RZ 5~0~S4 JOHN FYGUEI~EDO I£/[4/8~ lO.SO 30884 590165 JOE FORRESTO 12/14/94 *0;00 30~85 590072 GI;LIOTTI CORP OF FLA. 12/14/~4 69.40 30886 590266 JA~ES O. GIBSON iZ/lA/~4 45.80 30837 590271 ....... ~E~ARO GCLD3ERG 12/~'~/94 25.50 30888 590272 LEONARD GOLD~EKG 12/14/34 25.50 30~59 5g0273 JESS GROPPFR 12/I&/94 25.50 30390 590174 PIERRE F. GIAMMANCO, MD 12/1~/~4 23,59 30~91 600091 HU~TERS RUN 12/14/~4 766.40 30~9Z 600260 HASCO MANAGEMENT CORP. 1Z/!4/8~ 12t,32 305Q3 600293 3UD HABAR -- 12/14/84-- 24.25 3089~ 600E94 4LLEN J. HANSEN 30B95 600295 WILLIAM HEYBRUCK 30896 690295 BARBARA HINES 30397 6002g7 MRS. W. R. HUGHES 30898 600298 EDNARD HUMPAGE 30900 610019 GLORIA IRISH 30901 620115 CLAUDETTE JACKSON 30~3~ 620[~? ANNE ~ JENSEN 30003 6Z0118 JA~ES V. JONES :' - 3090~ 620119 THBMAS E. JONES, JR. 30905 630[~8 SYLVAN KAHN 10,50 39.90 15.50 12114/84 t 2/14/34 12/14/84 12/14/84 1Z/14/~4 12/14/E~4 12/14/84 12/1~/84 12/14/~4 12/I~/94 12/~4/~4 30906 630189 LINOA KLUS ICK 30907 64018'3 L.H. DEVELOPMENT. INC 3 Og '~? 6-40-i 8:3 -- ~-~.-~-V 30908 660195 SU~ LAZZELLE 44-~0 . . 30909 6~0196 HgWARD LEVIN~ 26.15 ...... 5.83 309~1 6~0 [g~ ~O/ILD~ LUnA 12.40 3G~12 650007 '41LNOR CORP. 45.50 30913 550~ ~-'--~ E-R R I [~fiC~ ~A-T~ 5~-5 12114/84 12/14/84 25.50 30°00 44.40CR . -?:::.,~-,_ 25.50 25.50 14.24 30914 650495 GEORGE NYSIUK 30915 650496 ALRERT MAG~SUPP~ ~6o~g .................... ' .... 309I? 650498 VIRGINIA ~ATHEWS 30918 650499 LAWRENCE MILLS 30~9 $50500 EILEEN MOLOVAY 30920 650501 DONALD 30921 650502 MOUW ASSSCIATES, INC. 12/!4/84 3ogzz 550503 EUGENE MC KINNEY 12/14/84 30923 66007~ NER ZRUNSWiCK INDUSTRIES 12/14/~4 3G924 650076 NAO~Ims BEAUTY SALON 12/14/94 z 35. s o :': :: 4 :?- ':' :. :.::': ::: :';';: >.~:?,::t:::: :: '- 145.50 13.47 12/31/°'4 CI'TY ~F 3CYNTON BEACH mASE CHECK ~ VEN~0R ~ VEND~R N~-.~E CH~CK O~TE TOTAL 1 $~3~ ST.1TE DF FLORIDA 12/14/34 ]3952 023~00 aLg~ C~DSS ~F FL~I~ · ~ ~" 211~t~ 51,6 30~5~ 0T4~9~ W ~ G~]GE T~UCKING ~','~ - .................... "~ 1 Z/lS/~4 243 B0954 3~0010 EUGE~E V. LUS~ 12~i'7/84 60.00 30965 450D73 ~RYA~ 5IL~ANICZ 12/14/~4 25T.45 3G967 210150 U.S. 99 STMAST~R 12/!9/94 I ~500.00 30968 221~6 JA~4E.S 4. VANC~ 300Z7 6a~_..9 '4A~ 15 NOV._ ,,,Y lZ/l~/q4 ~ 6.00 30929 57007~ ~ILOM~N~ Ct IVARRA 12/i~/04 ~S.GO .... 30930 63092~ JOHN PAGL I~ULC 12/l~/84 ~O'aO1 '- 5~0315 '~NTO~.~Y A. p~.aAoCACr ' '" '- - ..... I2/14/a~ --' 23.00' ' ......................... 3093~ 500~31 GUEXTHE ~ ~'~l~q 12/1~/~ 25.59 30033 7003a3 RENT? DEV. 9~ ~LA. 12/1~/34 _.. 11~.33_ 3993~ ......... 70912~ ..... ~Ti~ 30935 700350 ALBERF ~ISS~c !2/14/34 14.65 ~0~37 --f%,%-f:f" 'JA~ -~'~?~' ................... ~ ati~/~-,+ ............. ~.o~ c ~ 25.50 _ 3C939 71019e SUNNY S~UTH 309~1 710~97 ~ISHAEL 3. SCH:3R~H IZ/I~/~A 15.50 ~09~ 7 I0498 PETE% SC9W~RTZ 12/I~/34 39943 710~9q RO'iALD ~ 1~.00 302~4 710~09 JANIvE Sl~Oa~ 1211~la~ 22.65 39945 710501 GRACE SILVE~TER ............. . 30946 710502 ~q I~H~ EL ~VlTH ..................... 12/14/84 8.57 ............................. 30947 710~0] GiSELE srER>:E lZ/I~/~ Z.Z5 ~0950 7~01~3 TN: BABCOCK COMP.~NY ~0951 l~/14/q~ 19.25 ~2.~ff.3 ..... .~EVIN TRANSLEAU 12/1~/34 25.93 ~0952 7409TS DA'.~ i E [' Vi ~ 30.00 3.0_054 750253 MA~Y ~-~. WF2fR 1~/10/~4 10.50 30955 750M5% C8 %KLCTT~ H~LL5 ~ 2/'i'~/~4 3.0~ 30957 VGO~S~ SETH ~iCLCC 25.50 ..... - 12/1~/8~ 11.50 30~59 7901.'35 CITY 9~ SgYNTON BFACH 30950 i 2/ 1Z/!9/B~ 5,925.00 39969 0247~6 ~OYNTOq TRAVEL AG?ICY INC 12/Ig/~a ~o~7~ t~c~s Y~'~-b~'sY~d~i-bn ~r~5~ ~z/~e/a~ 27.00 12/i~/84 2,598 30972 940038 NANCY L. RUDDY 12/20/~ 30973 032395 CITY Og aOYNTON 30974 05376~ FLO%!DA NATIONAL BaNK 12/21/0~ 2~,065.94 30975 ZOZa4z 30~76 13~&50 THE CREDIT UNION O':- PAL~ SE'~E ?"]ORE 12/20/34 18,323.12 CUR VENDOR ~ YEN~OR NAME CITY 3F BDYNTON BEACH PAGE ~ E N T M 0 '~ T H C H E C K S 11 ~ ~,: CHECK CHECK DATE TOTAL AMOUNT ~Z 30 9 ~ 6 ;-'~ ' 30987 ~5~-~" 3098B :~ 3C 9.59 .~ 30990 :~ 309~Z w~ 30993 ~-'~ ..:' ~. 30~94 -: 30996 '~ 30997 ~ 30998 ~ :a~ '....~. :::'. 31000 ~d J,;", 31001 z~ 31002 ~ :~ 31003 ~a 3100~ ,.~...'.,: :..... . )~005 ~ :z[:,~:~:.'~ ::: ? .~ , · 31006 31007 31008 31009 31010 30977 270024 ENqCH AF:DR Et~ S 12/21/P4 254,58 30973 270005 vICHAEL ~o ANDREWS 12/2[/°~ 300.06 30979 280008 ARTHUR ~LACK 30980 ...... 29.30~4--- TlR ~S ~ C-I'G Aq SK-~ ...................... 12/~1/~4 ............... 169, 33-- 30981 290030 ~L~ CgR~N~ 12/Z 1/8~ 225,06 30982_ ........ 3zoQo9 _ER I ~ ._~9 K~.Ag ..................... !~/Zt/.~ 175,20 309.~3 075288 DENNIS C. GRABEEL 12/21/34 373.80 ,~}aS [[~Z~t_ ~ A_~Q~_~.~ Z GHT ................. ~Z/ZI/~4 87.20 ]gOOg8 JERRY MOODY 497,18 %50008 ROOERT J. SHAW 12/21/84 221,40 460009_ .~ZTE o. TINKER [2/~t/~5 324,80 490009 JOHNt~IE L WHITE 12/21/84 661.86 490046 JOHN WYLIE 12/21/84 207o~9 510905 SHqIET]PHER YANNUZZI 12/21/84 346.62 510003 ~ICHAEL S YURA t2/2~/84 275o35 072815 CLAIRE GIRTHAN - ' 12/21/84 I83.75 010285'. A.T.[ T. INFO. SYSTEMS 12/21/84 17.00 010295 AAHCO TRANSHI%SIGNS I2/21/84 705.00 010301 A [ E SALES & SERVICE CO, 12/21/a4 17~,73 011342 ADLER'S FOREIGN ~OOKS INC 12/21/84 19,11 011403 ADVANCED FABRICATOZS 12/21/~4 464,75 013720 ALLEN INSURANCE AGENCY 12/21/~4 23,240.00 0137~0 -AllIED ........ UNIVERSAL CORP. 12/21/84 014240 ISIAH ANDREWS 12/'~'1/~4 70.20 014300 CA~MEN ANNUNZIATO 12/21/84 100,00 015701 ASGRQW FLO~IOA CO, 12/21/84 158.16 015990 ATLANTIC CCAST FIRE 5QUI~ 12/21/84 --29°00 225,16 57~926,70 016300 AUTOPRODUCTS INCo" ' 020171 ~R GENERAL CONTRACTORS 020440 THE lAKER & TAYLOR 021539 BEANE £XTERNINAT!N3 021715 BETTER BOOKS CO, 12/21/84 12/21/84 12/21/84 12/21/84 31012 024652 R.~o 2~WKER CO.' ':' .:'"" 12/2I/~4 3IOL3 024700 30YNTON AUTO GLASS ..... 12/2i/~4 31015 024720 BOYNTON 5EACH CHAMBER OF 12/~i/54 31016 024730 ~OYNTON BEACH RETIREMENT 12/21/~ 31017 31018 31019 12/21/84 12/21/34 82.11 103o50 22.88 47.00. I93o00 1 1,125.00 6~223.96 024773 8OYNTON'MEDECAL OXYGEN 025584 MS..DORIS ~ROOKS., .... . 025584 MS. OORIS SROOKS 026450 DUSINESS MACHINES~ INC. 027640 3YRD'S ELECTRIC ~OTOR SER 31019 12/21/84 31020 12/21/84 31021__ 12/21/34 31022 030185 C,K,'S LOCKSHOP, INC, .?2.00 5oOOCR i ' 5,00 45,00 225°00 31023 030203 31024 030280 _.C P.T IN PALM BEACH CAgILLAC ENGRAVERS JUDY CALANDRA CANP~NELLA CORP, NICHOLAS C~SSANORA 310__75 030__9. 12/21/54 31026 030323 12/21/94 31037 030558 12/21/84 " : ':" 4~o57 20,00 51,949.80 275.00 ~3A507 CNECK # VEN~ ~ V~' ...... _.W~u,. ~AAE CN~CK D~TE TOTAL AMOUNT .~ sq 3102c 030572 S..~. C ~,T: L-j-'''~ 3102~ 03~57~ C~OS;.,~Y CC~?'~ L~d~!DPY 12/~1/.~ ]1031 0335~9 ~LLE:'~ C. CLARK 12/?1/44 137.42 .................. 31032 0335.1I THCMAS A. CLARK 12/21/24 75.00 31033 033.657 ELK Om C~L/~FS-SUppDpr DEr 12/21/3~ 74.0Q 31334 0336~~ CLK n= C3URTS-SUPm]RT OEo 12/~/:~4 - 37.00 31035 033661 GL<~.~z, COU.~ TS_SUpPS2T ~o.. - 1 ~/~ 1/e4_ ~ lO.DC 319~.7 33J~65 ..... CLK' 0z COURTS-SUPPORT..nc~P ......................... 12/Zl/a4 42.00 3103~ 0336~ CLK OF COU~TS-SUPPORT DE~ 12/71/84 52,00 3[~_. 0336~7 CLK OF C3URTS-SUPPeRT OEP 310~1 03~57~ C~LOqIAL ~N[~L H~SPITAL 12/21/.;4 30.00 ~04~_ _ 034~72 CO'{%RES510~L ~U~RTERLY, 12/21/~4 359.09 B1044 0~0395 DALi'S PAI~mjT g 50DY SHOP 12/21/P4 471.00 31045 041423 DECO~A ri=miL= ............ -g .......... ~._u_ ._u~ ......... 12/21/~4 31046 0415,~5 2ELRAY Flee ~TC--~E~!-C~ 63.30 107.63 ZD.O0 110.50 BB7.SO 20CoO0 laoS3 t~244.45 12/21/34 31947 04170~ WE'~DY DE V!IES 12/2!/~4 31048 0~1705 O=T~CT']R S~V!CE rrNTFR 12/21/54 21050 046460 %UNLOP TIRF 31051 050205 ~.V.~o 310~2 ....... 95'~348 .... GEORGE 12/~17a4 31053 050371 PAUL ECKERT 12/21/'~q 31055 05130~ EDW~Z~-E~E~'TRIC ~O~'~: ...... 12/Z1/~ ~ -~ 05~60o ELECTRICIANS SCHOCL OF FL 12/21/~4 31057 053515 THE ELI ~HITT CO. 12/21/~4 31.15 31959 05bqO2 EXeCUTIVe COFFEE SERVICE 121Zl/~4 l~Z.40 3!0~0 .................... 056gOP EWINS ILDUSTRIES 12/71/J4 5Ti. IR_ ,E,.. RELIEF 31053 063o~3 FLORIDA ATLANTIC 'U%!VERS! 12/21/84 2~4.52 310~-~ ....... D~37~ =LP'~I.DA'~K'E'-~ T~i'~CK ~f~ 12/~I~4 232.53 31965 0537~? TL-3RiOA RECRE~TICN g P~K 12/21/Be lO.PO 31966 05~593 FSR/UNE lZ/Z1/8~ 3~.00 31067 065599 C~RLES ~REDSRICK 12/2~/~4 130o00 3106a 0~522 95NN!S FRONRATH CHSV~CtST 12/71/a4 345o3t 31069 070410 GAYLSR~ BROTHERS 12/21/~4 21ooOO 3 I07~'- 371550 ~N-~ ~ A~i~-~ R 02 K 12/21/34 43=9[ 31071 073401 SL~SSC~ SERVIC~ ?~C. 12/21/~4 4~.!0 ~lJ .... ~.9~ ,~ · Gu;_:~,c TRUCK I'<C 12/Z1/:4 ~87 16 ~.0,3 0:45.9 bOVERN~?~T FiNAl.iCE CF-~ 12/21/~4 ZlO.O0 31074 07~Z8~ DENNIS Co G~ABEEL 1Z/21/~4 50.00 __31075 075475 GREEN ~CRES SPORTING GOOD 12/ZI/~4 811o~7 31377 O~O~Z~ HARDiIVES CF DEL~Y, INCo 12/21/2~ 23~o~3 ~i0~8 050559 J. MICHAEL ~Y$OJD 12/21/~4 N~AE07 C U -~ ~ : '. r ~; rj N T H C H ~ C K CHECK ~ VENDQR # V~NO0~ ~E CHEC~ D~TE TOTAL A~OUNT ~lOa0 O~l ~:~'S ~ 50L~ C':. ~'~~* ~21Zi/-:~ 25.57 .. ]10~1 D52706 ~['~HL[]HTS F~ CH[LOREt.~ k2/2~/~ [7,95 ~t082 0~5?3 HDLLY qCC~JVUL~TD~ ~ FLCCT ..... t2/21/.lq .......... -- _ 12/=I/~4 t0~ 310~5 084.5~4 HCqN'JN3'S FR~ ~ ,': ":~ ............ ~ .... ~ ~.. S~L_~, lZ/~-!l~ ............ 'il~',S~ ..................... 31036 C~b356 ~HJ] USER 12/2!I~ T.Eg ...... 31,3~7 0~6415 ]ETTY HUNOL~ ................................... 12/2I/~4 17,~5 3108~ '-~.BE~2T -' HU'~THR~" RUN 12/21t54 ................ !2/21/~4 2,2 5l.'~- ......................... 31092 090103 ICwA ~ETIREM~NT CORP. 12/211~4 l,E50.71 31093 '09420~ INCUgTR IAL '4 ~LO ! ~G 3109~ 094299 INT'L ASS~CIAf'~ON' OF"CHIE ....... i"2/21/g¥ ................ ~'~'~- ......................... 31095 09~]04 INTEL ~TY MANAGEMENT ASS 12/2!/84 31095 09~3~5 INTE~NAT~O~.~L SOCIETY OF ................ ."~-i'& .... RI ....... 1~/~1/~4 40.00 31099 100201 J ~ J CHEqIE.AL 12/21/~4 222.0~ 31999 100310 JACK'S CAq~gA C~T_R:"' c ....... ~- ~- ---' 1,306.97 31100 1.~.~, ~ J O'~'~Y 'J~-Y"': ........................... f~/2 I/~ .......... 195.00 . . . 31101 101598 JE~F25y ~LLEN INC. 12121184 ..... Bli0~ .... I01565 J~T I2/21/~4 30.00 ] Z ~ 03 ...... ~ i0 [ 00 ..... f-' ~ '" -'5~ CTR ~'d--SoP'fi[Y- I'~T~ .......... f~'/¥ ~ / ~-4 ................ 23. Z 3110~ ~lOqC1 ~AL~ DEA:H KAWA~KI 12/21/34 1,955.02 31105 111550 38qT KE~H~ ....... 12/fI/~4 ~Og,O0 ~1107 lf~537 KC~LAR CONSTRUCTDRS C S~;G 12/21/34 21.376.0Y 31108 114595 ~gARD KOPC ZYNSK[ 12/21/~4 31110 120401 LAKE WO~T~ FIRE E~UIP~NT 12/?l/~q 185.00 31111 lgC&19 LA~4AI UNIFCRt~5 12/2!/~ 3 11 i-~- 12945C -- - LANI~R"~USIN~SS'-PRODUCT~ ...... 12/2i/.~ ....... 31113 120500 ~93 L ATHA~d 12/~t/~ 31114 1205~4 ~ANN5~. L~ .=_~q 12/21/94 52.72 ~111~ IJ1740 ' S~LLv LE'4I S ...................... 12/21/~-4 ....... 31116 1222D! LIMD5L~Y ~q~S C~R/qlDG[ C 12/2i/24 39o.00 31117 12Zall LLDYn'S AUTD EL~Crqrr , ~ ' -~ .2/_./.~ 1,111,20 -~ll[J ...... ~30319 W~!TT ~ACDDWELL .............. ~. - - 311L9 130~90 MANHATTAN TROPHIES 12/Z1/~4 375.85 3112Z 13~g2~-' DO~ -~C'-~'~M.DD~-- 12/21/~4 575.00 ~1122 1]OgS; WILLIE RUTH ~C;R~DY 12/2~/~4 _ _ 311?3 1309~3 ~'C GRA,¢-FDISON C3. !2/21/~4 1,47~.50 .... 31124 .... 13'27bO ..... ~' I ~M I'-a~ 4[~'" 1 Z/'~Y/~-~ -~11~=~ 132771 ~ILL~ D.Doz~ ~-' 12/21/~4 23~.~1- ........... B112~ 13f410 '~R. D'S PAINT N' PLACE ~2/211~4 1,~T~.36 ' 31127 .... ~-3~¥2-0--- '-Mu'~c'f~-~/- ~cT'~c~ ................. f~l~f?-~ 311?B 140410 NALCO CHE~,' ~ 2~L ~_~ 143~50 NATIONAL LINEN S=RV,f~ 10,577.40 ................................. -:__- - 12131/34 272.00 .:~ 12/31/84 CITY IF ~CYNTO;.. FFACH ~'TF 14 ~-~__, CHECK ~ V~NDgR ,~ V~N~OR NA',!~ CHEC~ RiTE TOTAL ~CUNT ~ 311~0 140502 '--m~'TjR~'~-~'~'~'TmPY .......... !2/~!/'~; ' 3It31 lalTg5 L~ NARK ~L{C TRONIC% B1132 141717 N~'~S JDURN~L 12/~1/R~ 95.gn 31133 150~45 ~AKNg']g LAKES PR~]FESSION~ 12/21/94 600.00 ............ 31tlr lbBSOO OLD CO~INIC~ ~RUSH - ~ - ...... 12/21/94 le.O0 ....... ~,.,0 PARTS ~ll3~ 15~373 ~AL~ ~r ~- WH~-~ ~ _ ..... ....z~.H ~,-AKE ~1139 160311 ~ALM ~CH, J~. CCLL~GS ZZ/]l/!& ...... l~.Og ..................... )11~g 150392 P.:~. COUNTY SOLIg WAST~ A 12/Yl/8~ ~1,511.51 31141 1.~.~2~ .... P~.~- ~EACH_.~E~S~PS~, ~NC :~ 311~2 160~33 LZSA P~LJ?i ] 12/21/e~ --' ~9.00 .............................. ~"-- 31143 15;34~4 PA~KER P:JSL!SH[NG CO, 12/2l/'l~ 20.~e 31!4~ ........ IbI~l~ PEACOC<,S qA][ATRR SEqVIC 12/~!/.~c 127,12 '- 31145 15-1 ~O-- ' ~-H &RL'~s PE~S [N3 311~ 152T53 P!CAqg CHEmICaL C~. - 17/21/G~ ~m.25 31150 152~72 PITNEY 2'3mES INC. 12/21/~4 10~.50 T 31151 ....... 15450~ ..... ROBERT PsCsIK ............ - ........ 12/2l/3A 209.00 ....................... )~ 3!152 1~0~54 RANO~ RObeRTS SPORTS 12/21/~4 363.50 ~ 31153 1~2780 ,..~CH ,~OT.gRS, INC. 1_/~_1/84 .......... 575.0~ ~-~ 31155 186499 2'JSSSLL ~ AXGN 12/21/.?~ 16,q83.6T 31156 laO1B1 SCm WTD PO*IRC 12/21/34 7B ~667.15 ? 3115~ ..... [ g'O 5'2-,b .... SA'TUN g.q ~ -'~VE N [NG" PO ST ......... 12/21/~ ....... I2,gT )~] 31158 190~10 SAd-ON UTILITY SUPPLISS 12/2!/~4 1.532.00 .~L 3115q 1 ~109~ JOSEPH SCICiTINO 12/~1/~4 130,00 t_~ . Bli61 Igt5~5 SE~S, RJEBUCK ~ CS. l~/Pl/~_ ~ 31.67 BI152 191590 S~VENTEEN 12/21/{~ 13.~5 31163 ......... l g 3 ~'1" SKY-mIX ....................... ['2/2 i/~.4- - 110.00 )~s. 31164 193910 RICHARD St~ IDD 12/21/~4 Tb. OO ~ 31165 I~4300 SNOW CONCR:Tm CORP. ~ 31165 1g44m5 S~C¥STY'--JF F'[-.~'. 'aR~P V '~ .... ~ /~4 462.00 37-__ 31167 194597 S. CSNT. N4ST~WAT~ TREAT i2/Zl/~ 35,~7B.~5 =~ 3lI~2 lggT~e SOUTq~RN P][IC~ INSTITUTm )~ 31170 i~6918 $UNSTATE ~ETER ~ SUPPLY 12/,21/9~ 2~598.90 ~ 31171 ZO46BO TORCWIO'S 12/21/84 25.~0 )ii 31173 205501 TR~NS-=LORID~ SUPPLY CO, 12/21/34 1,gT~.O0 ~s 31t7~ 210145 USC~ DEFERRED C~P. PRO. l~/Pl/q~ 4,420.83 --- l ~/-~ I / 94 3~. 50 ~c 31176 210151 U. S. POS/"ASTE~ ~ 12/2 31zZl__ ~.~9 __~?~Es ,~. VANCE, ~ .... -. _ 1 >- ----~llTB 221502 VA'~ ~--+E~S-'-~- ~OG~]~ 12/2L/$4 44~.~n ./- 3117~ 239450 3ILL WALLACE FORD INC. 12/2L/74 761.~1 ~11RD 230511 LEST5R WARD 12/21/B4 209.00 ...................................................................................... 12/.~/~4 CITY ']c 3]YP~TDN 3EACH DA'GE 15 311~2 230~47 'WATF:i '~CLLUTION CONTROL ~ l~/21/q~ 53.00 311~3 Z~IS~r H'EL{?!NS P~COUCTS [Oq~. 12/~i/~ 301.20 31!~ 231500 TH,]~ E. WEN~LER 12/71/~4 20:3,00 ............... 311.~5 2~5~5 SA~IUFL L, ',~P, IGHT 3!i~6 24~595 X~q'2X CO~ ~?RAT IO~ 3 !l,~T 262933 CA'IL ZI ~'" FRqAN ............ 12/?1/,24 ............. 300.00 ................................... 31135 269553 F~TTY ~G~SL 12/21/~4 5'7.00 ~_11 ~ .... 3 ~0OO2 qO}~RT F~RA~LL 12/21/~ 375.93 31100 39033~ ........ ~A.q J, ~OTTL .................. 3117t 639190 LUC I A~ K~ NINSKY 12/21/~ 50.90 31192 ___~15~ ...... ~AINFO,~ LAKES-WATEq CHASE I~/21/5~ 4~.40 31195 0Z558~ ;4S. DO~IS ~RO,SKS !?/Jl/~ 5.00 ~i253 202-~-~2 .... ~HE-C~EDiT UNION O:-~'ALM ......... 12/27/8~ ....... [7;97~.62 .................... 31255 032~95 CITY OF T~OY'.~TON 31255 ~3_~2 ___~LORIDA N&TIONAL B~ [Z/2fi/~ q3,329.16 ...... 12/29/a~ 3125~ 01OI9~ ~.A. ELECTRIC 31250 01'0903 ~C~ cUPPLY ........................... -' 12/29/*~ ~+ 239,19 3126~ ......... 0_~3783 &LLIF2- UNIVERS.~L 3126~ 0137J~ ........ ~RA~;~ -G"~LLMON, SP~RT,I~- ...... 1~/2~/~- ............. 35],00 31265 0~150 AMERICAN WATER ;~ORKS ASSO 12/~/8~ 9~.90 31265 014240 ISIA;~ 3125S 01599~ ATLANTIC PILTER CO~P. 12/28/84 137.50 3125.~ ....... 91600~ A TL ~N.T; ~ .. HA~Aa E._ Z NC_~ ........... [2/25/84 ga.87 31270 0!o0~0- ATLAS PE~,T 31271 015300 -m ..... - AU/..~ ~q~U~TS I~;C. 12/2~/84 61.q5 32272 ...............020103 ~ ~ -~ SAL~S 12/23/~¢ 532.12 31273 O~0173 8 :~ AUT-O PAR~-S'~'--I~ ......... 12/2'~/~ .......... ~'91.52 3127~ O23~4q T'~_ 54~ER. ~¢ TAYLO~ CG, 12/3B/34 551,23 31275 029~49 BARNETT ~¢K TRUST CO. N. t2/2~/,34 _ ....... -- .................... 210.00 31275 .......... ~2i 53~"- 3EC~L~Y-CA~DY 31277 031700 ZETH~qOA 3127~ · 0~!713 ~ETT~k [~USI~SS FOq'~S, I~ 12/~/~4 29~.57 312~0 02473r~ ~OYNTOq ~EAC;q RETIREMENT 12/25/~4 6~_,~n'~ .... 76 312~Z .... 9 ~ 7-6~-0---50YNT2'~ 6 L A S_S__. S__:- 2 v Z C F--_ ..... 1___2!231.~4 3]o10 ]12,32 02q-780 a"]YNTON-~U~"~ ~ SU~6'J-Y 1212.37:34 51~.77 31283 024785 ~¥NTON TRA~/EL AGENCY t",'C 12/28/~4 35~o00 312'34 025595 BR2i~'~Rq-~A~ '~ [qE~CH T~CTC 12/2~/84 109,58 31295 O25~50 %U3[~SS MACHI~IES~ INC. 12/3~/8% 15o.09 ~iZS7 030135 C.K.'S LOC~SHqP ~ 312R9 ~31602 THE C~NT~R m-~R 31290 032%17 CHE~ PAC~ C'O~, 12/23/54 455,50 12/31/8'~ CITY DF LCYNTJ'; _~EACH PA;E C U 9 ~ E 'N T ~" iD 'l T H C H ,_-- C K S CHECK ~ VENgO~ ~ VEN3OR '~E , CHEC< D~TE TOTAL AMOUNT 31292 033637 CLK DF CDUqTS-SUPPqRT DE~ [ZI?~IPA ~4.00 31293 312;~ ')3~6~1 ~LK mc COU~TS-SUPP,~RT fj~p ~2/~8/~ 12.O0 3[295 3~2m6 31297 33S565 CLK gm C~U;TS-SUPPORT OEP ~2/2~/3~ 52,~0 31295 ?$$~67 CLK C~~ COU~TS-SUPPORT ~Em 1Z/Z~/e~ 27,00 31299 934559 C]C~ C~LA E~OTTLING C']. 12/18/~4 25~.72 ~130~ ......... 03~'~1 ~ .... 31301 03~.S1 CONSTRUCTION ~0.~ T.~ m . 12/25/~ 71,90 313oZ_ _ 03~39 ...... SEo~.TK._C..qTiLE_ ................. !_z/2a/?_4 ...... 31303 035~0~ CR~ST ~OTO SU~LY 12/~3/~ 62.~0 31304 04159P ~c, p~v acerH ~ n 313C5 O~ 1,509 DEL RBY KA'.AS aK I 12/~B/94 31306 ........ b50310 ~-ASY'"'~AY TI'~E sTGR]Q ................. 12/~/8~ ........ 1',~44.31 ....................... 31307 051300 EO~ARDS ELECTRIC CORP. 12128184 3130~ O52~2'3 cI~.EMEN'S RELIEF & P~NSI~ I2/Zg/~ Z,e55.OI 31310 O6)0OO cISH~R 31312 063593 FL&~-COA~i' t~IDLANTIC TRUS 12/2~/'~ ....... 31313 063733 FL%. GOV. FINANCE ~FFICER 12/28/~4 31314 05377'~ FL3R[O4 SERVICE ENGINEERS I2/2~/84 ~5g.50 31316 064703 c3× VALLEY MARKING SYSTE*~ 12/2~/94 305.40 31317 074~6'3 G,.3LF & TENNIS HE~DWEAR 12/23/':4 336.44 31319 G75530 R.L. GRUM"GNS PRINTIN~ !2/2.5/~!~ 31S22 OgOlO~ IC.~ RETIREMJNT CORP. ~2/~/~4 I~25S.71 31323 e-~209 [NOUST21AL WELDING INC. I2/2~/~4 735.00 313~5 i00203 J & L FESO & SUPPLY iNC. 12/73/24 142.35 31326 106765 JULES BROS. UNIFOR~S !Z/ZS/B~ 37.05 ' Jl3Z~ ...... 112770- K[P'LIN3E~ 3132~ 120~10 LAHAC UNI F~R~S 12/2~/~ 77c.~ 3132~ 120~24 LANCE ~ INC. 1~/2~/~ 313~ .... 1m9~5~ .... LANI~R--~SF~~'- -~] ~ r "- 31331 1ZL6B7 LESCO, INS. 31332 122~00 L INOS L>-_'Y. i "'I C. 31333 1302~2 '~AC T~]LS 31334 130400 ~&NH~TT~N TROPHIES 31335 130~42 vCCALL'S 3'i'~]5 ....... 130~5~ --~'iLLIE RUT~"~CGRADY 3~3~. 130970 MC GPWEN DISPLAYS 31338 151571 NEINEKE DISCOUNT '"-,UFF;' =_RS 31339 t316~'~ .... ~ E '~-P, l [~";--~y~'C ~-, ]5~'5 RS E. 3L3~0 132~53 ~*[~C 3 12/28I~4 194.05 12/2~/84 Z!.42 !2/£~/2~ 12q.3C 12/2G/~4 12/23/~4 9.95 12/28/~4 ~0o32 12/2~/~4 47~.56 12/2~/84 17~.75 !2/~/34 1Z/Z~/B4 33.78 12/2~/~4 NBAE07 C CHECK # VENDOR 31342 31343 21344 31345 31346 31347 3134~ 31349 31350 31351 31352 31353 31354 31355 31356 CITY VE N'DCR 0 N T H C H ? C K S PAGE 17 CHECK OATS TOTAL AMOUNT 1364~0 ....................................... 'qUNICIP&L ?CLICE ¥'2'/~P_,71]~ ..................................................... 3,6B5.71 140~50 N-',T[]SAL WELOING P'~DDUCTS t2/2q/~ t 44e~92 NOL aNg-T~[?I CAL SUPPLY 153503 3LYU~[A SPP~T SHOP [~:C. 12/28/94 1~00~9 P,A.E.E. 12/28/8~ 190.00 160355 °AINT C E'~TE~ 12/c ~/,~4 249.64 150372 O~L~ ~EACH AuTO PARTS 12/23/~4 152.99 160447 PAPER -tDLL PRDDUCTS CF FL 161585 PENINSULAR ELECTRIC DIST. 12/2q/S4 10.19 162601 PRY SI O-C ONTR~L 12/2~/~4 152 152790 ~IERCE /tRF CD. INC 12/...~/~ B~253.33 154598 POLLY-rolO ~Y KNAPP IHC. 12/23/34 35.00 3135~ 166176 P~LIC SAFETY OEVICES INC 12/2~/~4 201.75 ~]P3 .... tj 0_~. ..... ~_~90.:__~P%~ 1~_~9~ ~ s ........... !~.~S/~4 165.50 31360 18049~ RANGELIN~ FEED ~ SUPPLY '2/2a/~4 =8.10 31361 I~15~2 REOSDOK 12/23/~4 5.99 31362 1~75S6 RONALD RYMN .............. 31363 1901gO S g---~AK~S- i ~'~FTS !2/23/~ ..................... 72.13 31364 lg03gg S~LJS SPORT 31355 19'1100 SCOTTY' S 12/23/8~ 31357 192471 SH:RWiN WILLII~S 12/2~/~4 51.96 31368 194613 SOME' S U~IF~RM~ 1,_/~_3/:4 301.00 31359 194703 SO OT~':-2-}: ' ~ L-t- T'E-E-E '~ S~:i-- -ti I-2'~'t ~ ~ ........... 73',% 1 O ~-1 ~- .... 31370 194720 SSUT~RN PAPER CO. 12/23/q4 317.29 31371 196311 SHOWN ST~RK~SKI 12/23/94 17.48 ........................................ 31372 ~015 BO /~NNIS SUPPLY 12/23/2~ 6~.42 31373 20541D TRAIL FORD TR~CTO~ C~. 12/2~/~4 375.70 31374 235~30 TRtNSi-T~ONICS~ INS. 12/2~/~4 215.71 25 33} 31376 216395 UNITED STATES .......... TIES 31377 221399 V-.J GROW'_--RS SUPPLY 31379 221401 VWq SC!E';TIFIC~ INC. 31379 22"59~ THE V-]YAGER DESIG";S 313~0 330448 ~iLL ":~LL-'.CE LE~$1';C INC. 313S! 2 36~55- .... ? L L'-~,'LL IC E- FCiO- ['Ni .~' 31382 230451 ~ALLACE ~ TIERNAN 31383 230467 WALPOLE NURSERY 230539 ~ATER RESCUPCES CC~P. 230540 WATER ~_PART c:~T 31334 31395 3!3~S 31337 313~9 313~9 12/22.184 485.43 12/2~/34 54~.06 12/~S/34 1,497.57 lZ/Z~/S4 353.39 t2/z~/~4 -~2/z:/'~4 zb3.71 IZlZalS4 37.6~ 12/z~/~4 70.00 12/2~/:4 989.03 12/28/34 4,128.71 257.35 23Z800 WILSON SPORTING GO?DS I2/29/24 Z 34r~ Z5 J.J..,~. 'WOLF 31390 24159~ XE-I ~:< C OR ~,.Z RAT I ~N 1Z/Z P,/84 31391 251320 ZEE MED!C~L SUPPLIES 12/2~/~ .... ~3_2~ .... P_ ffo~ el_._ 9~j_ S--.Y ~ ~Z ....................~Z/_!_~fs9 ...... 384.00 7.50 782.00 434.62 72.05 __]? -49_ .......... 2,764,397.43 1/31/85 CITY DF BOYNTON BEACH PAGE MBA507 C U R R E N T M O N T H C H E C K S -' 23135 023800 BLUE CROSS OF FLORIDA 1/29/85 30957 750256 BETH WOLFE 31197 270015 HENRY ALOERS 31199 ., 3[201 026~80 OBE ~UTLER L/O t/85 3~202 030501 RENA CARRIER Z/0[/85 3[203 290010 CHARLES L CASE 1/01/85 ~208 3~0006 LENO~ H~RRZS l/O ~/85 32209 3~00L5 CARROLEJZER HERR LNG 3lZlO 3~ooi3 T. 8. HICKS 1/01/85 AMOUN~ 52,706.9¢ 64`7,7¢ 53o7~ ..t 205.O: '" 108.5~ ZZ7 o5~ 63 -Z .: 378 o 5~ 255.3: 31214 10~510 JOHN JOHNSTON 31215 3700'13 VIRGINIA E. KEISTER 3121_6 111636 DOROTHEA M KENNEDY :'31ZI:Ti;:i~:;::~:::~!:":.:;:!.::;:3.~O002.~:;i;ii~iii?=i~I~NIE '~;i~-ING:: i~;:i':~: ~i~i:~: ~::::~:. ': ~-' - 3lZZO 380005 GRETCHEN LUBY 3122I [60350 TEREESA PADGETT 1/01:/85 561.,1~ 1/01/85 195o3.~ 1/01/85 218o0~ 1/01/85 '.~-;:::-. ' 1 / o 1/8 s ':i":ti~::"-: !'. :.';::iil !?:3 4a. 1/01/85 329 1/01/85 I~,Z85 31222 ~,2001! CHARLES PROSSER 1/01/85 303.31 ' :i.-i!~ ig!!ii~:i%i~:~!?~!iiii~!i.: ':"::::::3-" "':::!' .:i.~:~!i*.:!:.i:::::::..ii ...: :, :: ::~.:::i::i~i!i::i::.ii..::... ,.-- :, '.. · .:>::-- .-. '* · :::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: ..,....: ...... .. _:. ......... , - ::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: I223i:.:~ ........... :~--:I66300.:'!:::!.::::E~EANOA:.:::.:PUFFER ':,:.::--:;:ii~i~::~:::-:::::?:?i:': :..?'.-:: ::::.": - I O1 "* ":" ........ ~"*:*:" ......... ~":~::~:~-~::" g ............. :::::::::::::::::::::::::::: .......... .......:.....:....:. ..... :-. ............... ...................................... - .................. ~.-..:..::...-.::-:::- ............... -,:..:-.:-.:-....--..::. ---t/85- - ......... ..: ............. 683-5E .....~: :~. ................. 3IzZ5 ......... ,. ...... ...... ..:, ...... : .... ...... ............. . ..... : - .:: ~?...,~,~ · ,~:~:':~:~';;~;~:::~:-:"-".- :' ' :. ~.~:;~:~:~:~::~:::::~:.:.~9~:~::~:~;~:e:;::~;~.~R:~:~: :':?~;~?~:~ ~ ~:~:~:-.:-~ ": :-'::' ': 1101185: :~ ;' '-~' ::: :;~:':-~%:~253.8~ 31226 19259? ADA SHOOK 1101185 ZO:Z.Z I 31227 45002~- FRANK SM[TH 31228 460005 MARY TENK /~i~ ?!':!:i!~il ::;':~i::i ::iii! :'' '-. ::3,I 2.2!~ i;; .. :: i :i.".. :'20!25:1, 5 :!: !! i:;~!;:::: I;.EE:~!;; ~H D M A Si::ii~ ~iii::ii%i~:;:i::!i ;::':: :-:-.: :.(~-i.: ::'. :~:~'-ii iii:;.::i::--: . s zsz z-ss oo MZLOR O 1/01/85 91.03 1/01/85 1/01/85 1/01/85 1/01/55 ' 168.90 ' ' ' -';:i;!:':' 4,4,.7o 4.8 1/01/85 7T.1~ 31234 330008 JOHN GARDNER 1/01/~5 31235 080366 WILLIAM R. HAMILTON 1/01/85 31237 106'~50 .-::'i'GEORGE,. JUNNIER.. . . ' '~ 1101/85 - 31'238 132780 HAROLD MILLER ................ 1/01/85 .... ~'~'~ .... 094291 INTERNal REVENUE SERVICE 1/01/85 31240 1~46g0 ~HEODORE SORG ....... 31241 081650 HAROLD HERRING 1/01/35 ~, 312~2 lZ45gO ' NO~MAN LOLATTE 1/01/85 I~914,.55 Z,lZ7.l~ 978.28 869 .,83 648.97 100.00 1,000.00 30o3~ 4,Z.46 31243 I~6600 ALLAN NYqUIST 31244 420008 STANLEY C'"PORTER ~I245 1~0 ..... ~'h--~NO~ 31246 206300 JOHN M. TUITE 312,7 222795 LORRAINE VICKI 1/01/85 954.Z/ 1/01/85 ZZS.~I 1/01/85 91.50 ............ 1/01/85 928.6 8 ~131185- C.[TY OF BOYNTON BEACH PAGE 2 TOTAL AMOUNT 31248 235495 CURTIS E. WR[GHT 1/01/85 1,309o61 31249 202442 THE CREDIT UNION OF PALM 1/01/85 732°00 31250 063762 FLORIDA NATIONAL BANK 1/01/85 31-25 ! 06376 Z. ::':'.:~:?iF~!DR I DA~:' '~ NA'1? ION:AL :::BA NKi:?i.: :.~ :~:iJ.:'~;i;:!:.?::i::ii-!::::i?ii~?:~.::.- 1/01/85 ........ .....: ::.-~. :: ~73.70 ~2sz ~z.~.:~:~:~:~:~::~:I~:AL~::~:~:~?~:~?:~:~?:~::~~::~:~:~:~:`~:~::~:~::~-' 130928' DON MC CAMMON 12/28/8~ 360.00 187506 RONAIO RYMN 1~28/8~ 150.OOCR 31393 0~47]6 BOYNTON TRAVEL AGENCY !NC 1/0~/85 592.00 31397 20Z44Z THE CREDIT UNION O~ PAlM 1/0~/85 1B,2Z7.IZ 31398 310015- RABBIT EDWARDS 1/0~/85 .00 31399 410005. JOE I OWENS 1/04/85 3~3.1Z 31257 31362 ----~1400 31401 31402 1404 . .i~:.O 6376 Z "' ii~:~!F[OR'i:DA; ~ATI:ONA~ :~BiNK:-: :. :::!iiiii; !:i!.!?ii~iiiii!~il;!?=.:I/O~/85-/:!': ~!'!~:ii~;i:?i:i::i~!;=.::?39,004 ~.79'.:.~ii:ii~i~i~.: :-: :i 0728!6 CLAIRE GI RTMAN 1/0~I85 159.,25 010197 AAA GARDEN CENTER t/0~/85 i80.00 'g41:405 01035-'9 ACCREDITED PUBLICATIONS I 1/04/85 ZSO,O0 31406 ' ii:i=: O13720 :'.i':.:i;iiiii~!ii~ LEN;iii:!: I:N S:UR:A'NCE :/'AGE NC Y;';:i!ii'i::i~i:: !ii :i! ii~!!:?~i!:-i! ::i!:!:?"1/02~/85: :-.::L:':~ i'iJi:~i~::'" ::"l 3 ~ 880'00"'~?': '::?~:'~ 31~20 31421 31422 31425 3 1/+26 31.427 31409 014240 - [SIAH ANDREWS 1/0z~/85 56o16 31410 016000 ATL.ANT[C HARDWARE INC, 1/04/85 161.54 31~11 OZOlO0 B & H SALES 1/04/85 1~060.00 3 ~iz": :'~:.::~:::Ozo~3~ '::-~%~i~'~.~K~'E:~: 31415 0Z4230 SOYNTON SEACH RETIREMENT 1/0~/85 6,~67.00 '~ 31~16 026370 bR, J~[~ [. B~FFAN 1/04/85 250.00 31419 ' 030360 .:~::~:~.~.'~AR i 8 BE:A~ .: I MPR [ NT::':LI B RARY 0-30577~AUS'?~-O'I~N- L A UNO 032899 CITY OF BOCA RATON 1/0~/85 75,962.00 033~57 CLK OF COURTS-SUPPORT'OEP 1/0~/85 7~.00 ~33 658~K-"-'0 F~OO-~T~JS'O-P-p-O AT-DE P i7 0-47 S 5 37.00 033661 CLK OF COURTS-SUPPORT D~P 1/0~/85 12.00 03366~ CLK OF COURTS-SUPPORT DEP 1/0~/~5 22.00 033666 CLK OF COURTS-SUPPORT OEP 1/0~/85 52.00 3~,z~ 033667 CL~ OF COURTS-SUPPORT OEP l(O~/~_~ ............... 27.00 ~-~ 32~29 ........ 033705'-- CLUa CAR Z/0~/85 Z,Z~.SO 31430 03~670 CONGRESSIONAL INFORMATION 1/04/~5 14.95 31~3~ 036268 JAMES CUMMINGS 31~32 040505 .... OAvIs W~TER~'~[-' 31~33 041~18 DE BRA TURF [ INDUSTRIAL 1/04/85 6,999.00 31~3~ 0~750 DOUBLEDAY E CO. 1/0~/85 6.00 CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH C U R R E N T M O N T H C H'E C K S PAGE 3 'HECK ~ VE'NDOR ~ CHECK DATE TOTAL AMOUNT- 31441 314%2 31443 053702 ELPEX INC. 053900 EMERGENCY MEDICAL K SAFET 05%365 ENGINEER'S PRESS 0622820 FIREMEN'S RELIEF g PENSIO 0~3739 FLORIDA INNOVATION GROUP 0~3780 FLORIDA POWER [ LIGHT )I'LD 31%47 075450 314%8 081605 314%9 0827/9 GRAYBAR ELECTRIC CO. INC. TERRY HENES 1/0'+/85 5~723o2~ 1/04185 636.30 t/o4/85 66. 8 1/04/85'- l~116o00 1/o4/85 225.00 t/0'+/85 3~385o06 1/0'+/85 850°00 1/0'+/85 57,771o59 JAMES L. HIGHSMITH CO. 1/0'+/85 845~.9:/i~:!;!iiiiiii~i!ii;i~l OAYii!:ii:l.NN~!:}:~[ I. RpOR~;:i::: ::? :'~' :~!ii!ili~i!:::i: i!?<! i: 1/0z+/85 :31%53 086'+27 31'+5% 090099 31%55 090103 HUNTERS RUN I ,.Bo4,. CORPORATION I.B.M. CORP. ERIC JENSEN LAHMEN'S E SHOOTER'S SUPP 31%59 1016Z5 31%60 [Z0546 31461 121702 1/04/85 8 ~461.I8 1/0'+/85 10.68 1/0~/85 1/04/85 I/0~/85 60.00 CLIFFORD LEWIS 1/0~+/85 ".?~$;[~'6& '::~:,::}~;~;[~.~;'305':84~::~;~[~;~O;;~i'NjZC'~-H~AL:y:~/LE~ER "3t~65 .... J30928 ........ =":6'6'~"'MC :CAMHoN 31466 130935 MCDONALD DISTRIBUTORS OF I/0~/85 19.%0 31%67 130950 ~LL[E ~UTH NCGRADY 1/0%/85 53.76 ,:~3~469 ":"'~'~:~:;~::~l'3~677":;:::~:~:~:~'M~:':":'MO'~'MAN "':'::.:::~:':/~?~:?/:~':~;'~:~;~:::?~::?: -~: I/0~/851/0~/85 ":'"':" ~:;~'~?:. - ~"371~00':'~:~:?~?';:"~63,00 ':'~-:~?:: ~'~" 31~70 ' '::~?:~;~'~.~.'i 35~6~: :~?~;~:~:?~ '~A'S AZ:I NE .:~:~/?";:??~?~.->:: ~. .- 1/0~/85 l~.O0 - -~[-~7'l ~i~-6'~'2'O-~~'-[~'P-AL POLICE 31%72 3[%73 31'+75 31%76 ........ i50377 .... 160392 I60~I7 ....... i6o '82 /52750 164702 1~78 31~BO 31481 314822 314~3 31484 31485 136519 MUROSKI AND ASHTON 140~20 NATIONAL AUTOMOBILE DEALE 1/0~./85 ',:~:;~: f: ! %04'+% .' :~;:;i~i:.:NA'rt ONA L.~- ::L I~[ Y :RE S O URn: E '"??~' '1 '+0453 :: 'i::i:ii??;~T I'ONA E ~!! '"R E 6 IS rE R' PUB L [ S U1/0~/85 160373 :PALM BEACH BRAKE ~ WHEEL I/0~/85 P.B. COUNTY SOLID WASTE A PALN BEACH COUNTY NATER U ~/0~/~5 ............. .................. / 8 5-- PICARD CHEMICAL CO. 1/0~/85 ' PORT-O-LET INTERNATIONAL %5.00 29.00 9'+,.00 :' 296,35 20o00 42,659°63 26Io65 1,853o71 275 o00 176310 QUINLAN PUBLISHING CO. iN 1/04/85 ..... : ............ 7i-,--9-5" 18468'8 ROSS PRODUCTS INC. 1/04/85 12..67 ____[90156 S.I. LIME COMPANY !(_g~/85 11,816.53 11311~5 31488 31~89 31490 314? ! 31492 31493 ~-' 31494 CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH CURRENT MONTH CHECKS PAGE VENDOR ~ VENDOR NAME'..":;?:'-i: :' CHECK DATE TOTAL A MOUNT --~'90399 190952 192760 "-192802 19~,276 194694 SAL'S SPO&T SHOP 1/0~/85 SCHWANN RECORD & TAPE GUI 1/04/85 SILVER BURDETT S IRCM I E '_F INGERP RI NT .LABOR- i/04/85 SNAP:'. 'ON :..~:-.. :...:~ :::/.i'?.': · - X/04/B5 SOUTH's" FLOR X[ 1/0 ~/85 13Z.O0 30.00 13.05 467.35 i- '1,301o15 194705 SOUTHERN LIVING 1/04/85 19o95 194800 SPALDING 1/04/85 98o72 196026 STATE OF FLORIDA 1/04/85 40.00 31495 3149& 31497 31498 31499 31500 31501 Z 02, 56_0' -:' '. 'iF Mb ~ N. D I Kt:: E: ::: :i!:;'i~'E:SJ~ :' :. '?: :. :'i.::i.::::: ;:"::':: '.::::; .?il.;i~??:'; 205540 TRAVEL CENTER OF THE WORL l/0~/85 23.~5 206293 TUCKER ~ JOHNSON INC. l/0~/85 89.00 2101~6 USCM DEFERRED COMP. PRO. 1/0~/85 Z 10150 -. ~.S:~?.~::POSTMAS,IER ~-~".:';~:.~;~'~..~:::.:~.~:.?:~:~~~ - '1/0~/85 '.--'. · ". ~0. OD ::. Z [O 15 [ ~-.-U.. ~::~ ~:S:~:::' POS TMA::~:E R..:~::,?:~::~:~::~'::~; ~?~:::;~:~?~:~/:::':i:.::.::..' -31502 3150Z ---31503 ,<~31504 51505 216370 PETE~ UNGER 1/04/85 50.00 216390 UNIJAX 1/04/85 le278.91 230448 BILL WALLACE LEASINC 'INC. 1/04/85 1,668.00 31507 31508 .... o 9 31510 31511 31512 31513 31514 11o4/85 39°40 320.00 3!5.00 230538 WATER:: RESOURCES.:CORP, /?..:...~ 266316 ZURICH-AMERICAN INS. CO. 110~18 ~60007 GUS R. HART 02~39 THE BAKER E TAYLOR CO. 1/0~/8 020440 ZOZ4~Z 280022 .:: THE!:.~ RED'I T~.]::.~:~:[]:ON "OF:PALM:'..:'. '. ' 1/10/85 ..:..: ~I.:5:~AEL: L:~?:::.BI:AKE '::. ::-::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: 1/11185 722o85..: 31515 4~0021 MARVIN C. RAZZ 1/11/1~5 31516 280051 ,'?~ULETT 8YRAMS 1/1'1/85 .... ~. 31517 033529 .ALLEN Co CLARK 1/11/85 -'31518 ..... 072816 CLAIRE GIRTMAN . ..':":'. 1/11/85 31519 032895 . CIT:Y OF BOYNTON BEACH;'?ii!?:-i:-:'.':':: 1/11/85 31520 063762 FLOK]DA..NATIONAL BANK =:~'?=:;~= .... ~ISZl ..... 2-2~8~ JAHES N. VANCEt P.A. 31522 01~168 CHUCK ANIANO ~/11/85 31523 01~0 [SIAH 4NDRE~S 3152~ -'020150 ''B~. ASS-Dc. FIR~F'idH~-~- .......... i7~-i-/85 ...... 31525 020~0 THE BAKER i TAYLOR CD. ~!~i.~ _3 525 ozo a aAR E& ............ ltXta5 31528 023565 JEFF BLACK 1/11/85 ~ 31529 02~726 ]OYNTON BEACH VOLUNTEER ........ F 31530 02~730 ' "B-QYNTON BEA'C-~'-RETIREMENT 31531 02~773 BOYNTON MEDICAL OXYGEN 31532 025580 BR~OART ~ INC. 1/11/85 31533 030~98 JUDY CALANDRA 1/Ii/85 3153~ 031602 THE CENTER FOR FAH[LY 5~P, 1/11/85 31535 0323B9 ._~A.~MAN .~.~U_~XTY 5YSTE_~- ....... 377.52 519.56 11.75 89.25 ,208,794.38 30,109.40 4,860.00 65.00 70.20 966.00 8.91 61~o00 42.~0 180.00 246.08 6~ 518..ZZ 178.00 200.30 ZOoO0 ~18.00 325.00 · 1/31/85 CITY gF BOYNTON BEACH 507 . C U R R E N T M O N T H C H'E C K S PAGE VENDOR ~ VENDOR NAME ':':' CHECK DATE 31-536 033657 CLK OF Cod~-¥-S---~-u-P-~b~'T--~ ;1537 033658 CLK OF COURTS-SUPPORT DEP I/iI/B5 '31538 033661 CLK OF COURTS-SUPPORT OEP 1/11185 31539 03366~ CLK OF COURTS-SUPPOrT OEP 315~0 0336~5 ..... 'CLK OF COURTS-SUPPORT OEP I/Ii/85 __~I~.1 . . ~..33666. ::' :CLK. OF: COURTS-SUPPORT OEP ~/!!~85 315~2 033667 CL~ OF COURTS-SUPPORT OEP i/II/85 TOTAL AMOUNT 37.00 12o00 5 Z__-_O._.O. 27 o O0 31563 315~6 31565 ~-~ 315~6 131552 31553 036930 035570 ..:..: .... i:~:!:-::i::-:- ' ,.~'.':. ~: -. ':~:< .:.: .:i4:!!~<!:!i:~i::i.:...:': :. i.:;:~-!::.i :i:-.i!::..~:..:::ii--.::!-::... o,o5o8 oR. dEFF~EY DAVIS ~.0. 1/I1/e5 o~;o FRANK OE~ARCO 1/11/~ 5 0~1703 DETECTIVE BOOK CLUB 1/11/85 :~ 062.820'.h~?~?=~FILREMEN:~?~S'TREEIEF]~.~[~'~=.PENS Ia'? ~'?~= ~;:~?~':-" 1/11/85 -~ ::;: 0 6a 7 78?: ?~.?~LoRi'D.l~?awE e;:;;~:~;~;.:~ ~ ~Hf':' :;~}?~:?] :~i::~;:;~;~:. - I / t t/85 REGGIE COTTLE 1/i1/85 125.00 CRYSTAL ROCK WATER CO. 1/i1/~ 183.~2 870.00 60.00 33.36 ':'. 6 0.00 "i:: .:. i::-:". '"'i ?i. 16 658.31 '--~[556 063796 FLORIDA STATE GOLF ASSOC. 1/11/85 60.00 31555 055550 FRATERNAL ORDER OF POLICE 1/11/85 2~786o88 31556 065595 ROSERT FREDERICKS 1/11/85 263.00 ~ i:rr'i3155~ .. ;~--~'070050: ::':::i:i'i~DALE ::~i GAASLAND~ 1/11/85 '~ I 558 ~;:.'?:~ o ~ o a s 5 .:?~:~ A ~ e'::~::~ R E'S~ A R C H :..:. "C'o 't / t t / e S ~560 '0~6-~7 GLOBAL COMPUTER SUPPLIES 1/11/85 31561 075~00 GRANAOA VALVE ~ FITTING I/II/a5 31562 080310 HALSEY ~ GRIFFtTH INC. I/II/85 289.05 ~0.58 :.: : 1/85 31566 .090108 ICMA RETIREMENT CORP. 1111/85 31567 09429~ INT'L ASSOC OF ELECTRICAL 1/I1/85 31568 09~30~ INT'L CITY MANAGEMENT ASS 1/11/85 31571 ~0~761 '.:~':~ :']?.20YCE:' ENVIRONMENTAL CONSU ' ' I/II/85 '--3'I 572 .... -1- I '559 '~0 RRA-I'~K~A U 'P OW1 -ES I~67&.88 75.00 ~60 o O0 '~ ' .:::::::: :: :::::::: ::::::: '::'.' 8 5 0 0 0 :"::':-~:::!':- .:!?- :~:::':":'::': ::' 1.26.72 :::.':!i:::. 995.00.' ." 31573 3157~. 31576 31577 .... 31578 -- 31579 31580 -31591 31583 315~4 31585 3159.5 115601 ELEANOR WOLLENWE~ER 1/11/85 121525 PAUL D. LECLAIR 1/11/85 I~'17~-O~-Y--CEWI'S .!::': .::~;:::.~..::'::.-: .... "; .... : .:'.'~': -:.' ':1-/i-i-/8 5 122517 'LIBRARY OF CONGRESS-CATAL '1/11/85 130523 MARTIN ASSOCIATES OF FLA. 1/11/85 130562 ..... -M A S-~--'~iR'~,?--'N A'V'?--~ TO'R- E ...................... 1/1i/~5 130928 DON MC CAMMON i/II/55 130959 WILLIE RUTH MCGRADY 1/11/~5 131765 MIAMI ELEVATOR CO. 1/11/85 136~20 MUNICIPAL POLICE 1/11/85 160387 N.AoD.Ao APPRAISAL GUIDES 1/I1/~5 140433 -'-THE NATi-ONAL'-'D'iRE~TCRY ..... 1/1!/85 1~0~36 NATIONAL DIRECTORY 1/11/85 1~0~81 NATIONal MEDICAL DISTRI~U 1/11/85 23.79 8.75 ZO:.O0"-'.:!-:--'2 18.00 173.68 51.00 1,350.00 67.20 78.99 2~638.2g 60.00 25.95 19.50 453.48 -1/31/85 CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH' ;~.? C U R R E N T M O N T H C H E C K S PAGE 6 VENDOR .;VENDOR NAME,' : " ':'=. ri /:: .... .] CHECK DATE TOTAL AMOUNT · 31587 111717 NEWS JOURNAL 1/11/85 31588 160~10 PALM BEACH NEWSPAPERS 1/11/85 31589 160155 PERRY PATTERSON__ 1/11/85 307.00 131o30 -'-~-i 590 ........ 161720 "~.. ~ PETTY':'~C~SH? WATER:.:: ~3159i . 165307 :~;:?PRENTIC:E":iiHALL'"INC' .... 31593 190905 IRVING SCHAPIRO ~I59~ IgIST2 SECONO TIME AROUND DANCE 1/11/85 ~6o35 1/11/85' :" ' 263.5'~-.' 1/11/85 ': ':'~ .... 32 1/11/85 577.50 1/11/85 50.00 /r'''31595 31596 .31597 31598 31599 31600 31601 31602 31603 192103 THOMAS SHEMWICK 1/11/85 59.85 .::~.`:~:.::;;:~a~z:~??.~Tx¥E?:~6.~:~.z.D~?~;~:L:~:~/.:.~?~???::: ::?-'.'_'~/~/~s_.:-~:':-';?-:;<;~?~?:::':,-:-:'...5oSY~?.::~-;' :~:.':~;~] 196899 GRADY We SWANN 1/11/85 ~l.ZO 205530___ TRANSt-TRONICS~ INC. 1/11/85 33.35 205532 TREASURER .... 3160~ 31695 ~1607 31608 31609 31610 31612 31613 -3161~ 31615 _ ~1616 31617 31618 31619 216410 UNITED WAY OF PALM BCH. 1/ll/a5 650.16 216115 UNIVERSAL BEACH SERVICE 1/11/85 600.00 230547 WATER POLLUTION CONTROL F 1/11/85 63.00 :i::::,i:.r,:::::-232,05.i~i~ ~RE~.~:~`WH~E:.iiiii~!!:iii~:r:i:!~:~::!:Ji:ij~;~i~i!~:!~::.:`i!~.:.1~1~85~ :i:~:!;i!!:::.-::~?i!i::iL:'" ZSO'O0. i':~:: '...~:~ 3~0001 MARK G. LAW 1/11/85 1Z.O0 %6002% TEAMSTERS LOCAL UNION NO. 1/11/85 881.70 530133' FRED AKERS 1/11/85 25.50 · .':-'::~:~!i:!;!'i. '5 ~ o 140:i'::ii!?iiil/;~'RO S ~E'~ :!ii!~Ot~: E:~ ~:'~:~:!~!!!?i.i "'???::t ~ ::.. _:: ~:~ ~) ~ S "'::'~? :-~:~? "-".Z 0o;% '?.;~ ~ "? 5301~I APPLEGATE 5HIROPRACTICE 1/11/85 22.15 5~0190 /BOY NT ON LAKES 1/11/85 ~6.72 5~0461 JOYCE BABKIE I/II/85 27.50 31620 31621 31622 ....... ~1623 31524 31625 S'~0~65 CHEiLYN 5ROWN 510q. 66 MARC B~OWN 540Q67 JOHN BUCKLEY 1/11/85 '-:L'" ".:'. - 15.00 . ~-::'~; ':1/11/8 5 :.'!ii?iii',?'. ::;~:!:ii ~::: .. 15 ~ 9 9_.: i.l.i;:~:; 1/11185 ::::?:~' i'?~::' 19.09:: "::? 1/11/85 30.00 1/11/85 1/11/85 316Zb ........ 550328 JEAN Ca MA NDONA 31627 5503~4' CARNAVIL-ROSEN ENTERPRISE' 31628 550365 JOSEPH CALAPA 316,30 550358 ERNEST CHURCH 31631 ~50~69 ROLAND L, CLEMENT 31632 ...... 550370 ...... CHAPMA~-'-~--REAL~ ................ 31633 55037! LEON CLOUTIER 31534 550372 LYNN COHN 31535 550373 C.C. CREDIT 31636 550260 DAN MICA CAMPAIGN HQ. 31537 560261 NEEL DATUS 1/11/85 '1/11/~5 1/11/85 11].1/85 I/1I/~5 1/11/85 1/11/85 1/11/85 1/11/85 1/11/85 1/11/85 82.00 65.80 15.00 25.50 10.50 9.25 21.75 20.50 30.00 34.24 50.00 Z.~O PAGE 7 ~.638 C U R R E N T M O N T H C H'E C K S , .. ....... - :: :::::.;.: :::.:-L~i ":: .: ~ .. ' ? .:::.::!:i.:~::~:::i!i::i~Y'i<?: :ii:::: f ..::: :-: :i: .: '::i~i!!:[i:i::! i :!i::.~:: :::~ .'..:: ..: ..-::: :. :':: ~. ' 560262 MARVIN P. DAVIS DATE TOTAL. AMOUNT L639 560263 CYNTHIA DICKEY 1/11/85 Z7.60 L660 560264 D-OR[ S OIETZ 1111185 40.10 L641 ~7-0087 ~.K'ATHERINE :.:::'~' 1/11/85-- 3.49 . 16~2 m [ 570088 :.;:~ ::~:~:SHE RR Y .... 1/11/85 ' 3.~5 - [-g-Z~ .... 570090 PAUL EZERSKY 1111185 54.40 161~5 570091 DAN EVANS 1/11/85 5.50 L6~+6 580163 MORTON G. FARBER MO 1111/85 17.50 L650 [651 1652 1653 1654 1656 1657 1658 590275 'MIKE GARCZA 590276 ANDREW J. GRIDER 590277 FRANK GENTILQUORE 600 ZA-V HOWI SON - GROUP 600260 MASCO MANAGEMENT CORP. 600299 DEBBt E HARRELSON 1/11/85 30.00 1/11/85 23,82 1/11/85 283,15 1/11/85 35.50 1662 "600~ 03 ......... ~E.RGE HEjULE .............. 1711/85 1663 60030~ MICHAEL HOY 1/11/85 ~66& 600305 JOHN ED HUDSON ~/11185 -' '" 10, 50 ::?' ': 8.40 59.75 45.50 1668 '630~91 LEO T. KANE 1/I1/55 1669 63019Z KEN KATTE 1/11/85 30.00 1670 630196 ANN KERN 1/11/85 3.00 1675 660202 PATRICK LEONARD 1111185 8.57 1676 6&0203 MARY LESSLER 1/11/85 60.00 : . :?::::6 500 ~~.:'::::.:::,.-~ ======================================== .:==============================.:...- ~17ff5 ... ~5.50 .::--: : ::::::6 :7 "'6 osos ======================== ":/:'"" "' ::: ..... 1'6 8 0 ......... -~'5'0 5 0 ~'--~-O-. ' OTOig [-i-S--~-E-~-~'K-i' N 'i/l'-f? 8 5 1681 650505 BERNARD MORTENSON 1111/85 69.~0 1682 650507 EDWARD MUELLER 1/11/85 32.00 168 3 ~-50'50 8-~E"S M-E-~~ ON S-ON ~Z fl 7 85 Z 5 . 50 ~58~ 660080 - NATIONAL.FUNDING CORP. 1/ll/85 581.75 1685 68002~. JOMN PAG[IARULO 1/11/85 1685 ~ 80 Z 3 Z ~-MG E [ - 'P-~-C~-ECO ............................. ~/1[/8-5 ............ 13.00 1687 680233 JOSEPH PACHUTA 1/11/85 I688 68023~ 90NALD PICKETT i/I1/85 1131185 CITY OF BDYNTON BEACH PAGE 8 CURRENT MONTH CHECKS 31689 31690 31691 31692 TOTAL AMOUNT 22.00 350.10 38.80 31693 VENDOR # VENDOR NA~E-]i(:::.r':: ': '.-:.. CHECK DATE _6,30235 DEAN POCHNA 1111185 700083 RONTg DEV. OF FLA. 1/11/85 700169 RAINBOH LAKES-WATER CHASE 1/11/85 .... -~/O0254. :~::iii::!iR :I .~' E C.O :~:'DE.~ EL.O P ME N~':: 'C. 0 R P ', .; :':.'~::-.:.'~::~.~:.:-, ' t / I I / 85 ..... ..'- 170,75 .7oo25.5 '-: TOo z 700257 THOM*S ROBINSON Z/lZ/85 7.50 700258 W. E. ROGERS I/Il/85 266.75 TIO/Og SUNNY SOUTH ESTATES I/Il/85 381.80 31698 31699 31700 31701 31702 31703 31703~ i 31705 3 I706 10505. 710507" ELZI~- SELPH 1/11/85 710508 RUTH SHEA 1/11/85 710509 LOUIS SHORE 1/11/85 ":710510 7 ! 0512 5.00 32.00 14.74 :.. ---: 38.40 31708 31709 31710 31711 ;'31712 31713 31714 31715 31717 31718 31719 31720 31721 31722 31723 31722~ 710513 WAYNE STANSF I ELD 1/11/85 4.07 710514 WILLIAM Bo STECKROTH 1/11/85 25.50 710515 DONALD J, STEWART 1/11/85 45°50 :i-:7:10516".~i:=!i?LIOHN'. SUHADOLNIK:":~i: i?:!=.iiii!;i.::i '. ' .]!.i:ii:ili:.!:~ii:::~.i'L=:!:,:- l/iI/,~5. -' /.:?.~720088-;~:;:~;~ME?S:A:T:T ER::;f~: C'OMPAN:IE S .'.. :~::~Y?~:~f:~;:;~??'::::::::-..:".¥'lt ~I/85'~'~ .../~?:~?:~:~. ":~:.~:~:~:-~::-:':. : Z [0.~ 72017Z THE BABCOCK COMPANY IlII/85 7Z017~ [LENE TARTER I/[I/85 ~.OT 720375 ERNEST TH IBOOEAU · :?-720 [76 ::i:~ii~-STEPHE~ .. THON SON .::.~?~i?~'.:..: ::':~;:??~?'75 o o z z:??~A [ DtE~:~:~:-:~'$.?ER[Z:::::;~CONs T 750257 STEPHEN B. WEISS 1/11/85 ~5.50 750258 'DR,, H'. WIENER 1/11/85 28°00 750259 JAMES Po WHITE. 1/11/85 35.51 7 7 o o z 6/.':i;:f::i:i::;ii:~::[:? Y o UN OL 6.V~' "&-... M ;::i-!:' V A N CLEF . :I/I1/85 ':.::::i~i'.' :" ::?i;'. 25.50 1/11/85 -:.:?i. :.f':'? 7~so 1/II/85 15~25 317'25- ---?-70027 HELEN M. YOUNG 1/11/85 31726 770028 JAMES YOUTSLER 1/11/85 31727 790000 CITY O: 30YNTON BEACH 1/11/85 31728 ..... -790185 CITY OF 80YNTON BEACH 1/11/85 31730 025590 '-'BRDNARD CHIEF'S ASSOC. 1/14/85 31731 06376B FLORIDA POLICE COMBAT LEA 1/14/85 31732 134665 ....... 'i~HF~ HENR¥-'-MoRRisO~-FLAGLE 1/14/85 31733 ~00019 JOSEOH NICHOLSON 1/15/85 31739 165306 PRE-PAID LEGAL SERVICES I 1/15/85 25.50 10.50 5e119o52 50.00 25.00 80.00 52.00 520.04 595.12 31735 221~86 JAMES W. VANCE~ P.A. 1/16/$5 4~762o50 31735 300017 TROY M DAVIS 1/18/85 304.26 31737 ~5002I SAN SHELTON 1/18/85 339.82 3173~ 202442--' THE CREDIT UNION O~ ~ALM -- i/17/85 ....... 1B~263o2~ 3[739 0328~5 CITY DF BOYNTON BEACH 1/18/85 200~586.~7 317~0 053762 FLORIDA NATIONAL BANK '1/18/85 29,~10.87 C M. ECK # VENDOR U R CITY- OF BOYNTON BEACH E E N T MONTH CH ECKS PAGE CHECK DATE TOTAL AMOUNT 31741 072815 CLAIRE ~IRTMAN 1/18/85 87.50 31742 010285 A.T.E T. INFO. SYSTEMS 31743 011403 ADVANCED FABRICATORS 3174~- - =-013720 ALLEN INSURANCE~: AGENCY 31745 31746 31747 1/1~/~5 17.00 1/18/85 28.38 1/18/85 lZ, 72~4. O0 013783 .... RO"3ER~T K°:~:(AL'SOFROM,. PH.D. _._0_!.3 786 :"i'i:i::;-:'AL';SAY-P I PP IN -C ORp . -" ' 014052 AMERICAN PLANNING A'SSOCIA I/1 8/85 190.00 1/18/85 2,542,. O0 1/18/85 298.95' 31748 3172~9 31753 31754 31755 ,.~31756 '-:-31757 ~::'31758 31759 31750 0142z~0 ISIAH ANDREWS 1/18/85 70o20 015502 ARMOUR RESEARCH COMPANY 1/15/85 302.22 ?,~.~--~:.01603.0.. :.~i?i!~.~LAiSi !,~EA.~iiii .~iiiiiiS{];I.~ :INC, :..::~i~i~ :! ~:~_ 1/18/85: 020~39 THE BAKER ~ TAYLOR CO. 1/IS/aS 21.94 0Z04~0 THE BAKER ~ TAYLOR CO. 1/18/85 T29.59 020~68 ~ARKER UNIFORMS~ INC. 1/18/85 1~58.59 -;-=-:.b?=L'O21530==?'~?~'BEANE=.~:/:EXlERMINA~ING: CO. '?~='= 1/18/85 '"-- .. 021700 BETHESDA MEMORIAL HOSPITA 1/18/85 80.50 021718 ,qETTER BUSINESS FORMS, IN 1/18/95 158.72 022~'309 BOBJS AUTO UPHOLSTERY 1/18/85 31762 :!~;:~::::'i' '02~'EgO:::?-i~:~:~3~HOMAS:i '~.OUREGY'?i~i: ':£0. · ' . "'ff~:~';:''':02~730''' ?~;?~;;:~:oY NTON' ;:'BEACH" :R~TlR E ~ENT: 18.66 31765 025585 JAMES BROOKS 31766 025600 31767 026385 ~i?/Jl" 768 :' :~:!i;i~ililil;~:~;!i:i~'0.26~ 8.]J.i:!~il;i:iiiiiiii!ii. ROONE-Y:? :~U~L ER~? iiii ~(!i!~ ~; ~i~i'~-? ~ :¥,: ~:. ~ ~ - I/1818 · 7 6 9 :?'i??.o s ~<?;:~ ~ 7 7 o .: .~.:?~ ~;':: o3 o ~ 8 5"'?~72~. ~. ?'s;~:/; [ Dc ~ ~ ~oP ?'~ c, "~:':- 3~771 030298 31772 030301 -CALDWELL MC KNIGHT CONSTR 31773 030503 / SANTOS CARRION ..... L'3177z*--~O~8-~-?-:"~:i~i~;~ITY:'-OF- BOYNTON BEACH ;)31775 ,;;:'i" 033657 ".!ii!.!~iC[K': ;OF:. COURT'S~SuPpORT OEP ::?':3277b "'; !./033658 .:::;.'~;~'C:L'~:'": O~;; COURTS~SuPPoRT OEP 31777 033661 CLK OF COURTS-SUPPORT OEP 31778 033~6~ CLK OF COURTS-SUPPORT OEP 31779 033565 CLK OF COURTS-SUPPORT OEP '~ ~'~J&'~~OF COU~TS'SUPPORT OEP 033~67 CL~ OF COURTS-SUPPORT OEP 03~550 COCA COLA ~OTTLING CO. 317.R0 317~1 ' ~31792 31793 3173z~ 31785 ~-'~'~'---3'1786 317q7 317q8 -31799 31790 : 317~I 1/18/85 .-- 6,157..57'. 1/18/85 BRONARD PUMP & SUPPLY CO. 1/18/85 BUREAU OF NATIONAL AFFAIR 1/18/85 5 1/18/85 1/18/85 JUDY CALANDRA 1/18/85 1 99.10 152.z+9 75.00 20.00 1/18/85 75.00 1/18/85 199.10 1/15/85 3~,333.3~. '- 1/18/85 7~. 00-' 1/18/85 37.00:'t 1/18/85 12.00 1/18185 22.oo 1/~8/~5 ~z.oo 1/18/~5 27°0O 1/18/85 12o.oo z / 1 ~/S-s .............. i-,50~';-o'b-- 23.50 552.83 62.16 525.00 ~oo ...... 69o3~ 87.00 03~,861 CONSTRUCTION a. OOKSTORE IN 1/28/85 __. 03492~0 DR. ALLEN COUNTER 1/18/85 036300 JOHN CURLEY ~ ASSOCIATES 1/IB/85 __ 0~1420 DECISION DATA COMPUTER CO I/I~/85 O~IEIO OELR~Y ELECTRIC SUPPLY 1/18/~5 ....... 0965~8 OONOGHUE ORGANIZATION INC I/i~/85 11311B5 CITY OF BDYNTON BEACH- PAGE lO CURRENT MONTH CHECKS 317q2 '31793 31794 VENDgA ~ VENDOR NA~,E :~:: 050220 ED-RENE INC. 050310 EASY PAY TIRE STORE CHECK DATE TOTAL AMOUNT 1/18/85 48.00 1/18/85 755.75 1/I8/85 1,849.07 31798 31799 31800 31801 31802 31803 317. ~7 ..... 0 5 3 8 4 9'-.:! i:::.: G 0 R oo ~!'::':'E:[ ~: I s '~='<i:::ill ~!i~:i,:'~i!i.:i i!; i~:iii::i~i.::~ >. ? i:.!: ::. ~;i:!!;i::i!:ii.!;;i;!iii~:;.:: ::. :- 056551 EVERGREEN SOD FARMS, INC. 056903 EXECUTIVE COFFEE SERVICE 062779 FINTON CONSTRUCTION CO. I 1/18/85 lO0oOO 1/18/85 106.85 1/18/85 Z.O0 31804 063769 FLORIDA ROPE & TWINE 1/18/85 31805 063772-._ FLORIDA PRESS ASSOCIATION 1/18/85 31805 053794 FLORIDA STATE UNIVERSITY 1/18/85 135.00 150o00 31807 05379 5 "?.: FLOR I DA::'/?.$-TAN DA ROS.:: LABOR A T':i'>. 1/18/85 31808 054597 ."::' FOUNDA.~:I'ON OF:::.CAL[FORNIA":'. 1/18/85 31809 '064600 .-" ::' FOUR/STEE.L '~'C:ORPORAT I ON.,'?::!::"::!!??:?: ' 1/18/85 135.00> 140.00": 173o! Z i 31810 ~'~r~3 lB 11 31812 31813 31814 31815 05-6500 FUTURA PRINTING 1/18/85 070404 GATOR CULVERT CO. 1/18/85 075394 STEVE GRAHAM 1/18/85 '" 0'75396(i.!?i'~-W° W~.:..~GRA.INGER~..!.~:~:INC...~.:.`!.:~:?;;!iii~i!?!?~i~i!?.i.i;<..`"~:`. '." ...::'1/18/85 o 7 5 5 3 s.:'::.~..::, w Z L C ~'A.'M:::~;;6UL 8'RAN OS'EM ':'::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: :": :':' '--:"1/Z 8/a 5 18.00 90.00 199.10 252'76: 31816 31817 31818 31819 31520 075610 GULFSTREAM LUMBER CO. 1/18/85 080305 G.K. HALL R CO. 1/18/85 080434 HARRISON COMPANY 1/18/85 03164- 3:: :. ~:!:!:!i::: :: H E .R T!Z::ii;!!:i EQ U'I P ME N T i:.!~E N T A Lii:?;~i ::ii!i! ~:;!;.'~::'. !. '. ' ::' ::".I/18 / 85 0817 :::::::::::::::::::::: H E W ['~ii:~:ii!ii::PiAC'i'Ae~':' r~ ??~:?.~?:'': :':.:J'::~:.?~??:~??' '.":: :' '" I/L 8/85 493,02 121.8.6 3~7.28 31821 31822 084551 .,.HOLIDAY INN 1/18/85 31823 090103 / I.B.M. CORP. 1/18/85 3182~ 090105 .I.BoM. CORPORATION 1/18/85 175.00:::" 381~oo 176.55 8,799,00 2,9~7.33 3 1825 090108 :;'~:..:: I C M A .:'RET.I REME. NT CORP. . .. ¢~- :.!.: .: .. : . . :.::::,:::.:?~,..',...::.... · . . ::::::::::::::::::::::: . : 318 Z 6 0901 t 6 '-'::. - I N M A ~, i::'. :':i:?.!' ::?.:: !: '::: :':.:::':::::?::?';..::".<!:;i::.:;;?': :::: ::':: ]:!~i:?i'i';: :..::. 31827 094343 -INTER'N~'~'iONA':['i:i~'INTING'''~ 318z8 ....... o~a-O?o "IZOD 31829 100310 JACK'S CAMERA CENTER 31830 10~553 L. KIN JONES, 31831 "' 110296 KAMPLEX INC. 31332 110~00 JEAN KARR & CO. 3[~33 113817_ _MICH~.~L .~RB.~A~ ...... 3l~3~ 11~723 SYLVIA KOVE 31335 115419 WILLIAM KRIEGEL 3t836 Z15595 LORRAINE K~UPOWIES 31837 IISSO1 ELEANOR WDLLENWE~E~ 3~338 k204IO LAMAR UNIFORMS 3i~39 I20546 LAWMEN' S ~ SHOOTER'S 31~40 i21522 LEARN INC. 3I~41 121740 SALLY LEWI~ 313~2 L22911 LLOYg'S AUTO ELECTRIC SUPO 1/18/85 '; ' 1,/+76.88 1/18/85 - 1/18/85 1Z.00':.~ 1/18/85 408.33 1/18/85 604.29 1/18/~5 1,275.36 1/18/85 18,090.00 1/18/~5 10o80 1/18/85 I99.10 1/18t85 zo.oo 1/18t85 1~5.oo 1/18/35 12.oo l/'[ 8/85 .... zo.o.L 1/18/85 T,853.85 t/18/85 ............ 1,14~. zO_ .. 1/18/85 111.90 1/18/85 ZO.O0 1/18/85 gOO.TI ~31/85 CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH C UR R E N T M ON T H C H E C K S VENDOR # -.~.:.~. ~:.~.~:.:?~ CHECK OATE 122985 MARTHA LOCKWOOD 1/i8/85 PAGE II TOTAL AMOUNT I9.00 31844 130292 MAC TOOLS 1/18/85 3184.5 130335 MAOIGAN'S K9 TRG CENTER 1/18/85- 318~7 '.::.;":' 130565':~;.~'f:~;~'~f~MAURY~:S'?.TO0L -CHEST. 1/18/85 31'8~8 ;::'-?: L 30928..??~;~?OON,.' MC:;~:;;C"~MMON ',~;~::;]~::~;,:~; ........ : ...:~:.:::: 92.55 Z,864o50 1~98.00' - 675.00 3t849 130935 MCDONALD DISTRIBUTORS OF 1/18/85 596.80 31850 130950 WILLIE RUTH MCGRADY 1/18/85 67.20 ~18.51 130951 ZELMA MC GRADY 1/18/85 100o00 -31852. :~i~:;:::!ili!iiiiii:i:.:t3~'~rO0i:-ii?ii~iiiiii!iii~ii~i:lAM:~ ili~!E~l:O':~i;ii:i iiiiiiiiiii~?iii:ii ~:;: i!~':.!::::~:~ili:;-::iiiili!i :i:: ii -, 1/1~/85 ~ :~ -:~ ~62~O:?~;~: '.~ 3[855 136~20 MUNICIPAL POLICE I//~/85 Z,629.07 31856 140~,29- NCR CORPORATION 31857 140~36 NATIONAL FIRE PROTECTION B 59' 'i:i-!iiiiiiiiiiiiiii? ~:z~o~ 50,!iii!ii~ ii~ii!~;.AT:I DN~Ai~iiii:~ I N EM' SE RV I C E. ':i ii~i!i iii,.: ~' 8'60":?'i?i!!i~?::'1:~.04.5'~!i!i!!!iilrili!!N~A~':I'o:~'~ililiT'RA'NSM'i'~S IONS :~:-'?~'~.L - 31861 [~I7Z8 NEWS AND SUN SENTINEL CO. 863 16010~ P.R.I.D.E..OF FLORIDA .AUT O:.ii:iP ARTS ====================== 31867 160394 PALM BCH COUNTY BOARD DF 31868 160~I0 PALM BEACH NEWSPAPERS 31869 160~47 PAPER ROLL PRODUCTS OF FL 1/18/85 4~090.66 1/18/85 199.0~ 1/18/85 49 o~-0 1/18/85 199,10 1/18/55 1~580o75 '1/18/85 - ~:.--: I45.0o::::: ~::;~ 1/18/85 .... ::: Z5 °85'ii... -. 1/18/85 1 35 °37; .'-.-.:...':.: 1/18/85 77,860.02 1/15/85 49o~0 1/18/85 31.15 31873 161638 BENNY PERLE 31874 161700 PETTY CASH LIBRARY 31875 161705 .PETTY CASH POLICE - .:-. :: ~::i3187 b.: ::i?i%iii~ :.1 .b i 706 ii::~i~:.!!iiiii!i;~iii P E T l Y :i: i~:C:~:S H, G 0 L F:.. r: C OUR S E :':'-:i: ~! i~,.~i~:.! i~;. ::; .... '31877: ~;;i?::i:!:f:i 1'~:) 1710:~:~:??p ET TY:': '~A~:~ :' R EC ~'EAT I 0N ""::"~?::' 31878 ...:;:~:~::~??~.~:163300. ;~?i~;~;~?:;~P I ZZA':'-:~?~:~S =A :.'~-'" ";';'::~:::S-/?:': '-~:;;.';'~;:.?:;:~ ' 3[879 16~69~ POST~ 8UCKLEYe SCHUH ~ JE 31880 16~700 PORTER PAINT CO. 31881 16W711 HAL ROSS 1/18/55 1/18/85 1/18/85 1/18/85 1/18/85 1/18/85 1/18/85 1/18/85 1/18/85 185. O0 40°75 102.02 /+6., 83 23 ,,. 79 :' - 5,I65o36 64.35 Zl.O0 31882 31883 31884 31885 -31896 31887 31888 31889 31890 31891 3189Z 31]93 '::/:.?:~:'"'165307:.:.fh!.;i:;iPRENTI~:E>~HALL..":INC~ :.:~:.;-'.:.:- 1/18/85 ' :: I80~13:':?i?RAIN9OW":"MANUFACTuRING'cOR 1/18/85 ........... !804~ :'~A~.._~OLF' CORP. .................. !/~18!85 180~96 RANu_R CONSTRUCTION INDUS 1/18/85 I8[59~ REEVES HARDWARE I/1'8/~5 1R2780' RICH MOTORS, INC. 1845~2 JOSE G. RODRIGUEZ 1/18/85 184802 ROYAL PALM DEVELOPMENT CO 1/18/85 18 ,,40 ":' ':. 3~,5=71 635_._18 991.87 48.22 70.33 IZ,620.55 81o00 186499 RUSSELL a AXON 190399 SAL'S SPORT SHOP 190516 SATTER ENTERPRISES INC 1/18/~5 14,846.94 1/18/85 3Z.O0 1/18/85 78.00 1/31/85 CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH. PAGE ~507 ECK ,~ 31894 31895 31898 31899 31900 31901 31902 C VENOOR U R R E'N T M ON T H C H E C K S :-,:: ?.-:::-~.~:';::::;' %:if Ti ':-: :-i.~i~.::i ~?~i~iCiiiii~i~C~i~?~:~.~.~F~`i~i~F.~?;~?`~`~!~?~.~.~`~~ :::.:::.-:: ...... ', :~:-~::::~;:?~;::-:...- i ..... --.. ... .: .-- .....:: 1/18/-~5 36.00 1/18/85 77o~ 1/18/85 30,-00 1/18/85 5,1~9.10 1/18/85 113.25 1/18/85 18o05 190939 ADELE SCHOFI ELD 191100 SCOTTY' S 191520 SEACREST VETERINARY CENTE ----. 19152 5..:-:i::i ! ~S~-~T~ s'-::i,R.OEBUCK;i. F..".' CO,, ' :::i .:'!L :::ii':::'~.<;:::-:'.: · /92~S7 E. PAUL SHERIDAN lg2~?l SHERNIN WILLIAMS 192~60 SILVER BURDETT ?'"~ :~: i-;31903 .: .'.3190q. 31906 319O7 31908 ..31909 .31910 31911 31912 31913 .__~-'3191~ 32915 "31916 31918 31919 31920 'Y ~ 319 2 Z. : 31923 31924 31925 31926 1Z1o60 532o00 296o~8 19/+720 SOUTHERN PAPER CO° 1/18/85 19/.749 SOUTHERN ORNAMENTAL 1/18/85 196018~- STA-CON. IMCo 1/18/85 :;!..i:?;~::~! 19639 ~!i:~i!~ilili~:~:i!~.lJ}l~[I G~: ! NG;:~:: :'~:::,~ E LEC ~ R ! C A L i~ ??~:::::~ ~:./..~: ::. i / l 8 / 85 196~23 SUNNI LAND CORP. 1/18/85 l, 21/~.35 200103 TABOO RESTAURANT 1/18/85 2~9o60 205532 TREASURER BOAF 'I/18/85 lO0.O0 , Z/OISI U.S. POSTMASTER 1/18/85 lO0.O0 216392 DNIJ~X 1/18/85 1~325.69 230~00 '' CHARLES WALDNER~ M.D. ~/18/85 32.00 ..~ ~: ~Z 30 S 3 d:~;~i~:~:~.~]~:~.66~C'~ ~':~:~:6~ ~? :?~::~:~;~?7%~??:~':-~ Z i 8/8 S.'./' :::?;~i~-'. :-:~? i · ~ ~ 3 ;--'OO~ Z3~566 ./~aODBURY CHEMICAL CO. 1/~8/85 ZZ7.OO z35 96 SA.UEL L. WRIGHT 1/ 8/85 7.78 1~21~.50 :'.-?:~ 83°05: '"' I99'°10:: <-!..: 199.10 199.10 199.10 . 31928 :. ~:~:~:::~:'Z 61520 .::~::~:i::~'Z EE:~ ~D.ICAE-...SU PPLI ~ $.-:.'::'.::'::.~:-~:~:::~:.~'~:¥ .~.:'." . 1/18/~ 5 31930 3400~1 MARLON HARRIS 1/18/85 31931 3g0033 DAN J. MOTTL 3~93Z ~[0003 HENRY OSTASZEWSKI 31933 31934 31935 31736 31937 31933 '~q--~1939 319~0 31941 319~2 319~3 3194~ ZO.24.~Z.::.!:i~:.!!'::THE CREDI'T~ UNI ON OF PALM 1/2q./85 18,430o78 39003~+ :'::'KEVIN MCGOHEN ............... 1/~.5/_8.5 ................ Z_8_7.19__ .... 032895 CITY OF BOYN.TON BEACH 1/25/85 227~769.13 063762 FLORIDA NATIONAL BANK 1/25/85 36~682o57 09/,3,31 INTERNATIDNAL CITY MANAGE 1/25/85 25.00 072816 :. CLAIRE GIRTMAN 1/25/85 TOoO0 010285 ADS.Col, SOUTH FLORIDA SE 1/15/85 35.00 010290 A.S,.PoA, 1/25/85 30o00 OlOgO0 AC:q SUPPLY l/Z5/85 013720 ALLEN INSURANCE AGENCY 1/25/85 013786 ALSAY-PIPPIN CORP. 1/25/85 74o47 979.00 300.00 1131185 CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH PAGE 5O7 - ~ECK ~ ........ 319~5 31916 31947 31948 31949 CURRENT MONTH CHECKS · :::.:::..::.:.:::: :::~.?::..~:.:~!:~::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::?~:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: :::: ,.. . .... :-.::..:-..-.:...:: .~ . :..-:..:..... ::::--=.... : ========================================= .:.:...::..' .. :......::-. ,,. ...'¥EN.OOR'..~AME ............................. · -:' CHE K .::.:::- ::- . . : :'2 ' - :::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: :. : ' ' . -.:." C 014030 AMERICAN LIBRARY ASSOCo-- 014054 AMERICAN PUBLIC WORKS ASS 014150 AMERICAN WATER WORKS ASSO 014239 ':::'::ANOERS. ON. &':CARR.:':'-INC 0142403 . 01/* 300" :.':::=:::iCC:CAR VENDOR DATE TOTAL AMOUNT'-. ..2- II25/85 1/-5.00 1/15/85~ 100.00 1/15/85 1 83 1/25/$5 1/Z5/85 1/Z5/85 ' , ': 70.20.:: 31950 .... · ..... 100'. 00.;.'.:: 31951 016000 ATLANTIC HARDWARE INC. 1/25/85 68.4-0 31952 020439 THE BA~E,~ & TAYLOR CO. 1/25/85 9o/.1 31953 020440 THE BAKER E TAYLOR CO. 1/25/85 777.75 31:957 0236~9 BL ANCHARD MACHINERY 1/25/85 227.90 31958 023761 BLOSSOM SHOPPE FLORIST IN 1/25/85 31959 024385 BOCA RATON HISTORICAL SOC 1/25/85 · 31 60 .::: :¥::::::::::. OZ450O:.:.:..::::::::::--BE:TT:~::;:i::!BORON :::::::::::::::::::::::::::=:::::::::::::=:::::::::::::::: .::.-.:.'..: ':i.:. ·===?=======:==== ..... 1/25/85 31963 024780 BDYNTON PUMP & SUPPLY 31964 0Z4786 BOYNTON TRAVEL AGENCY INC 025598 BRDW~,RD PAPER F, PACKAGING 31.966 ::-:: .. ~::i!ii~: 030185.:.,: ?::=::::::::::::::::$::: ~'OCK o3o29' :: :: 31969 030540 CASE POWER C EQUIPMENT CO 31970 030558 NICHOLAS CASSANDRA 31971 032~IT CHEM PACE 31975 033658 CL: OF COURTS-SUPPORT OEP 1/25/85 1/25/85 .1/Z5/85 t/25/85 1IZ5185 1/25/85 1/25/85 1/25/85 1/25/85 1/15/85 1tZ 5/85 1/15/85 1/25/85 78.00 ' " '::'""' 50.003/:!::; ::-:'.':. :--. i'?'.=:i!:!:!:76,6 0.93333333333333333333333 - =:::' 46, :::::::::::::::::::::: 033661 CLK OF COURTS-SUPPORT DEP 033664 /:'CLK DF COURTS-SUPPORT OEP 0-~3-66~' ...:: :':-:::i!;~ C LK'::::i:::O F::::' C.OU R IT S~:S U P P 0 RT OEP 034605 CoMM ACCREDITATIO 034629 COMmeRCIAL MATERIAL HANDL 034656 CON PUTERWORLD 935.31 956.00 63.58 35.00' 1~013o09 275.00 /*70.00 · 7 52.0 27.00-'.?.: '. 37.00 31976 1/25/85 1Z.O0 31977 1/25/85 22.00 '~" 3-i-9-73J' '/i:'~?:::: !":~?i i/~/85 : -.31979 . 1/25/85 · 31980 .. - 1/25/85 31981 1/25/85 70.00 31982 1/25/85 620.00 319:33 1/25/85 78.00 31984 1/25/85 925.00 31985 035/*25 '":::CREDIT: HARKETS :'1211 1/25/85 525o00 31986 035~50 CRIMMI~.S COMPANY. INC. 1/25;_~55 .......... 30!_~I_.~ 31997 .... 03 6Z'$-~ ...... -~"0"~§ I N~-2-- .......................................... i/25 870.10 31988 040~'B0 DA¥CO-WATER [ WAST~ INOUS 1/25/85 75.00 31989 040500 DAVIS METER E SUPPLY 1/25/85 36.81 _:L ......... 199o ........ 041423 DECO~A OFFICE FURNITURE 1/Z'5/8-5 /.19.35 3199I 0~1~99 JEFFREY DEIGHAN 1/25/85 .31992 0~160~ ......... D~L~__~IRE._.E_X.T- SERV!C~ ...... 1/25/85 156.66 31993 0~2658 DICK6Y C O~PlNY ...... 1/25/85 .............. 858.50 31994 0~867 DI'S ~L6CTRIC SUPPLY 1/25/85 37.56 __ 31.99_5 .......... 0q2898 OIVOT'S SPORTSWEAR CO ~_~.C ...... !/Z~/85 141.75 '1131125 C 3199T 31998 VENDOR 050220 050340 CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH PAGE U R R E N T M ON T H C HE C K S . ,:::...~:.. ... · :.- '.-:'-:~":::.::::.:~:~i.:~i::"~:i-:. :. :r ....... ===================================== :.,-~': .' V E ~O OR N A M ~i"?i::;'!i!::.i:~?II :~;:.'ii/?ii!?:i'-::-::~?;: :-'! ": :'":.':: .:.i.-: CHECK DATE DOUBLEDAY [ CO. 1/25/85 ED-RENE INC. 1/25/85 GEORGE EBBS 1/25/85 TOTAL 'AMOUNT 905.,76 755.75 200o00 ] ZO O0 3ZOOI ]2002 .32003 32004 ..32005 32006 32007 32008 32009 32010 3-2011' 320t2 3 2013 32014 ~"~370!5 -3 20 i6 32017 32018 320~9 32020 32021 32022 32023 32024 ..32025 32026 32027 32028 ---32029 32030 32031 32032 ..... 32033 32034 32035 32036 060~70 JOHN C. F'ECHTIG t/25/85 96.00 062819 FIRE PROTECTION PUBLICATI 1/25/85 I6.00 062820 FIREMEN'S RELIEF 063750 FLORIDA INTELLIGENCE UNIT 1/25/85 60.00 32037 32038 32339 323~0 320~1 320~2 320~3 3Z0~ 320~5 320~5 063790~. FLORIDA RECREATION' [ PARK 063799 FLORIDA TREND 1/25/85 18,,00 1/25/85 ZloO0 0700-00 G .A .L .A o 1/25/85 15,.00 07[550 GENERAL GMC TRUCK 1/25/85 237,.97 075288 DENNIS C= GRABEEL [/25/85 50.00 075~50..: ~:L:ii?.GR~YB.'A~:i?::EEEC!:.R~Ci::i..C.O=.'! I~C:~..i: .... i:::?: . I/25/85 - % . '.'!:.'-: :.- 120'o7 4¥!.:' -:':?!?.: .:...:.~:.-..'OTs~y5- :.::~?::::.~8~EE~'?~:C~Es~.~.~.~sPOR~'NG' GOOD~';: :.~:'::'::'?: [/25/85 - ' :"~4:~:.:' r: 811.8~':::: ."?;~'~" 075530 R.L. GRUMMONS PRINTING 1/25/85 219=90 080294 H.T'.E. INC. 1/25/85 500°00 080309 HALSEY' S 1/25/85 ............ " ................ ' ..... .... '::::::'!~::~:::~i:':'::':":i'i':~'"::'""::l" 25 85 ...... :::~ :'~'~'::! ' ~70'~46:i~!:!:r:'''::i~;':::;'': ..... 0310 '~-::::':'HALS=Y:-' ~;::::~-.~R~FE'I:TH:: tNCo:..:-:.::' ............. :--., : 1 I ':::~:" o8o ~z s · ~::~;~; ::~ A:~o:~ S:~Y:~f~ ~ ~ ~ :: ~ ~:~¢;?~:?:~?~;~ ~ :?~ :::. :::: :::: ':'. ztz'5/~ s' ~'~:: ~-4:::': ' :.~:~:?: :':.:..:'.~ ~ 5.7 s';: :~ .'.? 0816~1 .-HERE'S FRED GOLF CO. INC. i/25/85 ~Z.OZ / HIGH TECHNOLDG.Y 08~552 08~520 084690 090lOB 091230 o8271o 1/25/85 082740 "-H[GHNAY EQUIPMENT & SUPPL 1/25/85 084497 :: ?~ ~;'B:EN..HOGAN; ~'~0; ~ ?:~ ~ ~ ~ '~ ::~':;;?-;~; ~;~ ~'" :.~::':;::~.;'...: 1/25/85 21`"00 49.85 53.50 HOLLY ACCUMULATOR & ELECT EDGAR HOWELL 'ICMA RETIREMENT CORP- 1/25/85 976,,40 1/25/85 2oo`"oo 1 £257~5 145 1/25/85 1~476.88 :'IDEAL PRINTING INC* 1/25/85 ~1.00 09~209 .... I- N',~-~] StR I AL ~L-6 I'N-~' ' ~--- .................... i-~ 25/85 320.00 09~301 INTERNATIONAL CITY MANAGE 1/25/85 IO0. O0 o~8o7o ~ zoo ~/zs/~5 zsz.z5 IOOZOI ~ ''~'' -j '-C H~'i~ AL ................................... i/25/~'5 ................ I00208 J ~ L FEED & SUPPLY INC. 1/25/85 I00`"9! I01508 JEFFREY ALLEN INC, ....... 1/25/85 ................ 2421._6_~ ..... I ,0 ~-507 ..... EVELYN--~'OH NS TON 1/25/85 3i . O0 I0~523 JOHN L. ARCHIE PLU'BING 1/25/85 1ZO.O0 Zt050~ PALM 9EACH E..~_~.~.AK.[_ ............................. ~/25/~p ........ 5~g.t5 ~507 cUR CITY OF RENT M BOYNTON BEACH 0 N T H CH ECKS PAGE 15 tECK ~. 32o47 VENDOR ~ .'".'¥ENDOR NAME ...... :- :- .:": ' CHECK ...... 1-11550 BE,~T KEEHR DATE 1/25/85 TOTAL AMOUNT Z 00o O0 32O48 -..3205O 3Z052 32053 114596 MEDA.~ 0 KOPCZYNSK ! 115595 LORRAINE KRUPOWIES 1 Z0~5~ .~::~:~C:'AN'ZER'= .BBS Z~E SS :.:PR°OUGTS'.~: ' '-" ::: t z o 5 ~6 ':??~{~-~A ~ M E N · S.?. "~"/~ SH 00'~ E R' S; S U P 1217~0 SALL~ LEWIS 1/25/$5 1/25/85 1/25/85 1/25/85 1/25/85 1/25/85 200.00 12o00 64°05 ZZOo5Z' 82.95.": 20.00 32054 32055 32058 32059 122800 LINDSLEY~ INC. 1/25/85 122986. LIQUID AG 'SYSTEMS, INC. 1/25/85 ~305~8 JOHN MARTIN ' ~1/25/85 3,2060 3:2061 130558 RECARDO D MASHBURN 130928 DON MC CAMMON -:./'i:L';;:~:130950-::i:.:;~!:i~'WILL:[E::-RUTH :iMCGRADY i :ii~ : --.:. '??::?:!i 31571 :'!:::i?ii?~ Et N EKE .:!:D I'SCOUN T. ;"N;6'F~ ~:[R S:' 132715 MIKE MICHAELS 1/25/85 1/15/~5 1/25/85 1/25/85 1/25/85 1/25/85 361.85 675°00 ' ~ ' -- 3OO. 0 329 195.00 140452 NATIONAL OCEANIC & ATMOSP 140~57 NATIONAL TRANSMISSIONS 146440 NURMI ELECTRONIC SUPPLY ;i.i;ri;f?;ii~i;ii;!lS-OOZ~3-::i!iiiiii;~;iiiiOAK~ S.': ~/'HOI~ES"ALE 'DIS'T, :i :' ' :'?:?i!':i;~:;f:: ~ ' 'i:'i;?!ii!iiii!i?:::'~:;:: ::~':":::'i;~. ,... :' ::.:~i.' , ' ' . . : ::.:: :.-.........<:,:.::-,..::....,..:..-::. ...... . ?: :~.... 50.8 ~ T..:~!~3~.i:~iiii~U~ H.::]%.:~:OBEIN -::,':: :.::.:'.?.....:.::~. ?-??::-:f;'.:::~:: ::. -::';::.::~:~:<~5 x 3 [o:~:~;~;~'ooR.: CO~TR¢" sYS'Te~"s '"Z-5~-O° .... ?:°LD' ~0~~ ~RU'S~ ~d .... 3ZOY8 ~60~00 V g ~ OZST~Z~UTO~S 32079 160373 -/PALM BEACH BRAKE g ~HEEL 320B~ 161510 PEACOCK'S RADIATOR SERVIC 32085 161650 CHARLES P/RS ING I6260[ PHYS[ O-CONTROL [~2820 ' PINEAPPLE PRESS 32066 I32771 MILLER DODGE 136420 MUNICIPAL 'POLICE 32072 32073 i332076 ~77 ....... 32088 ~2089 32000 162800 32091 162872 -~,:,i--3-2092 ...... 16 ~.5oo 32093 164577 POLICE MARKSMAN 3209% 164582 POLICE PRODUCT NEWS 32O95 I64703 .... ~'b'STON"-~--WORLD OF IDE%S 32096 I76397 R.C. SPORTS __~_2_0~7 ....... ~80%.~.~ RANGELINE FEED ~ SUPPLY 1/25/85 1/25/85 1/15/85 1/25/85 1/25/85 240°94' 450.00:: 1/25/85 1/25/85 1/25/85 1/25/85 1/25/85 1/25/85 1/25/85 1/25/85 1/25/85 ~/2-57 8~ 1/25/85 1/25/85 1/25~85 1/25/85 1/25/85 1125185- 1/25/85 5°20 595.00 58.43 ?o. oo' '?!' ": 108.90 252°45 43.00 100.[15 66.0I.' -:_. l O0.0 Z' i':?.: -: ~:"::.- '6T.~F ' 183.38 Z00.00 509.~0 INC. 1125/85 13.50 I Mt";- ................... 1/25185 BRUCE ~IMM 1/25/85 361o85 _ P_ITNEY BOWES INC. 1/25/85 274.50 ROB E]R T" POg~-Ik ................................... 1--/~5/85 200. O0 t/25/85 t5.00 1125/85 I7.95 t/zs/~s 6~.oo -.1/31/85 ~7 ......... 32099 32100 32101 32102 32103 3Z104 32105 32105 CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH' PAGE 16 C U R R E'N T M ON T H C H ...... ~81577 RAOID SHACK E C K S CHECK DATE 1/2S/85 TOTAL AMOUNT 17,50. 280,70 361,85 1~2780 RICH MOTORS, INC. 1/25/85 -184539 DENNIS RgCKWELL 1/25/85 ....... 1 g ~ 6 S 9h-~.;:~-i~ M ~i-6~-~':~~'-~6~-E~ ................... 1'7'~/~ ~ a~. o o 190610. -SAV'-'ON::U~I['.ITY: SUPPLIES ~ 1/25/85 . . ..'...861~25 19337[ S~Y PIX [/ZS/BS 1?1.00 /9~69~ SOUTH FLORIDA MACK TRUCKS 1/25/85 ~56.92 1~4726 SOUTHERN MUSIC CO. 1/25/~5 2~9.55 19~800 '-:~ S~AEDING ~:.~ ~ ~ ::~ ~:: ~ j~ [~ :::: ,::'~:~;~::.~;~::.;~:~:~::-:.~: .: . 1125t8.5 ' ':':J~::]f~: .:':~:?-.L. :/89;98 :.~-.. _... :' :"z ~o ]),::: ~;J~g ~A.~ ~ ~:~ ~ ~ ~6~':i~ ~:~%~ :~.:: ~:J ;~:~:~;~;~ ~::~:~:~;~:~ J~ :~'?:'7:< :'~'~'/zsz ~.s ,:' :::~. ~:;: :' ~:~:;~f:~:.~ - ' -'::'~7;~?::.::'..' 3Z108 32110 32111 32112 17,~8 25,$0 ~1305,83 32113 3211~ .32115 32117 32118 196~15 SUN SENTINEL 1/25/85 201580 TENNIS SUPPLY 1/25/85 20~680 TO~CHIg'S 1/25/B5 210146,': .'. USCM-' D'E.EE. RRED.:.COM~... PRO, 1/25/85 Z ~ 0 [ 50 : ::' :U; S:; ~'~'' pOST ~ A S T E R.:' ~:~: :~:~:.~::::: 216350 :: UNDERGROUND SUPPLY .... :. 221~86 JAMES W. VA~NCE~ P.A. 1/25/85 221502 VAN WATERS & ROGERS 1/25/85 230~50 BILL WALLACE FORD INC. '1/25/85 23052[ <.::~.'.j:'AMES~,:~:~:::~:~NK E."~..:~:~.~:~:.~::::~:~::T'.:::.:.~:.'-.~?::.:~:~::.~:F:~'.<::. :': 1/25185 _:-.. .... 52~8~73 518,38 70~,.00- 537=7I . :.::. ZO0.O0 32120 32121 -~-z~ 22- 32123 32124 -----~2-~2-5 32126 32127 32128 32129 32130 <'-~ 32131 32132 32133 ' - --~2134 ..... - ,,. .... .32136 3Z189 32195 32196 :- '-' :~': 275 o O0 .. 2 00.00 275,00 13.00 235496 'SAMUEL L. WRIGHT 1/25/85 . ZZ~iS~~E-ROx· COR~O~-A~ION!i:~.i~/':!~i~??~!?-~i!'i!~i~::!,~:~>'t't:-'/ '1/25/85 ' zazs3o ',~!-:~ ::.C~'R'~:'::.'z'~ MM~RMA:">:'~.~.,:~::'~ii~!i~!'~;]i'~i'::%'i~'-~.!!ii~'i!'-i~:~/~:'~:~:~:. -":.: t/zs/~5 ..< 264550 '~:.:ii'!ili:~i:!!i:~:::::.::i:::-:': ' :.: ' 1/25/85 1/25/85 1/25/85 1/25/85 1t28/85 1/28/85 --32-0002 ROBERT FERRELL 275.00 ZO0oO0 200.00 1t',00 60°00 "::':'::'" 80.00 11.50 360020 -.-'DON JOHNSON 370050 ED KIENTZ 1603 SO .:':i:.P AL M"BEACH :-JR.' CaLL EGE 750256 ~ETH WOLFE 1/28/85 194694 SOUTH FLORIDA MACK TRUCKS 1/28/85 082799 EDWARD G. HILLERY, JR. 1/28/85~ .... 02472~'~9-~TON BEACH CHILD CARE 1/29/85 032901 CITY OF 80YNTON BEACH 1/39/85 32197 120544 DIANNE L~WES 1/30/85 32198 063726 ........ 321g9 2,32~2 THE CRSOIT UNION OF PALM 1/31/85 1/31/85 32290 270027 RICH4RO A NG ~ LO.~__~ ............ 3ZZOZ 330025 BERTHA G. OS I ER 1/31/85 32208 011342 & DL E R ~j_Z_g_E_~.! G N. _. 80 OK S INC [/31185 4,617oZ5 Z75o00 5,375.75 z~3.56 100=00 30.00 18,18Z.80 256.88 113.75 357.98 .............. 5 2~_. 205,390.29 29,77~. 80 71.06 /31/85 CITY OF BOYNTON. BEACH C 2209 2210 22II 2213 221/+ 2215 2216 2217 VENOOR U RR E N T MON T H C HE C K S :---?-.ii~i:i~i~:~'h::ii!::i?i:.:~:.~ .:-,--i ~.~ i., )Ji~::!i~i!ii~i~i~?.~,~.~i:~ ~¥-.¥...)!.i.:~!!~:i!!~.i¥-~L¥!~,.:.¥~.~ %:....:..:-:= : ....-':'i< · T- 011420 ADVANCED POLYMER SYSTEMS 013720 ALLEN INSURANCE AGENCY 013920 AMERICAN ARTIST AUTOPROOUCTS INC. B B AUTO PARTS· INC. .THE BAKER [ TAYLOR CO. 1/31/35 1/31/85._ 1/31/85 1/31/85 1/31/95 1/31/85 1/3t/85 1/31/85 01531~ AQUAMARINE 'POOL CO. 1/31/85 ,Z2Z1 016300 1/31/85 ,2222 OZO170 1/31/85 ,2223 020G~O 1/31/85 1/31/85 ~: ': 1/31/85 '2227 021552 DANIEL BELL 1/31/85 ~2228 02/+285 CLARK BOARDMAN CO. LTD. 1/31/85 ~2229 02/+693 HELEN Do BOYLE 1/31/85 · 2233 0255~0 BRODART, INC. ~223~ 026380 BULLDOG INDUSTRIES INC. 1/31/85 PAGE 17 TO TA L AMOUNT 156o~5 28~60/+.00 19.00 60.00 ;~-: . 60,00 -!-.':.-'.' 35,00"? 90.00 70.20 19.80 188.68 370°9/+ 760.90 : "iii'!.:i. ::;:iii:!:.;:.:i:!~::..· ..... ::.-.. 50.00'???~!' ':. ?]'.'.::.!i-.:::.- 125.oo' :i!~;: ::. 378.83 75°00 392.80- ZOZ.16 30.00 ~2235 0Z6~,50 BUSINESS MACHINES· INC. 1/31/85 86.58 ;2239 030210 C [ R SERVICE 1131/85 225.61 ;22~0 030298 JUDY CALANDRA 1/31/85 20.00 ;ZZ~l 03!602 ~HE CENTER FOR FAMILY SER 1/3~/85 418.00 ~Z~6 033658 CLK OF COURTS-SUPPORT OEP ~13~185 37.00 ~ZZ~7 03366[ CL:< OF COURTS-SUPPORT OEP ~13~105 [Z.O0 ~ZZ~9 033665".ff:-:::'CL< OF'COURTS- SUPPORT OEP 1/31/85 ~2.00 ~2250 0~3666.'".~'CLK OF COURTS-SUPPORT OEP 1/3~/~5 52.00 ~2252 03~592 COLLINS SIGNS I/3 ~/85 I~.O0 )2253 03~B82 CONTROL DATA I/31/85 ~2255 0~l~23, :"."~DECORA OFFICE FURNITURE 1/31/85 72.95 ~2256 0~1605-'~.VDELRAY'FIRE EXT. SERVICE 1/~/85 528.00 ~2257 --'0~70~ wE~D-Y DE v~i'E-S' 1/31/85 ........................ ~92.75~ ~2258 o~1722 DEZU~IK ~ UNIT OF GENERAL 1/3[/B5 288.03 ~2259 .............. 0~2505 DIAZIT CO. INC. 1/3~/~5 80.5~ CITY .-IF BDYNTON BEACH PAGE 18 507 ~-~4ECK # 3 ZZSO C VENDOR U R R E.N T M ON T H C H E C K S .,.:VENDOR NAME'i¥:"'i :,' ::~.~. : -' ,- ~.i' CHECK DATE 044750 DOUBLEDAY & CO. 1/31/85 TOTAL AMOUNT 6°47 3226I 32252 32263 32264 32265 32266 32267 32268 .32269 32270 '. '3227I 32273 32274 32275 046440 JUNE DUNAI 1/31/85 04646.3 DUNLOP TIRE & RUBBER CORP 1/31/85 050390-./.<ECONO LODGE.:' MAINGATE WEST' 1/31/85 0512871 'i:-~i.ii!ii!i!!ii'E D,S G A R DEN ~ CE NT E R :.~:"::i::::. ::='i.~ '..=..:: :'='ii'. ':::' .' 1/31/85 0 513 u AR R IC,.:. CORp I/31/5 5 30.00- 239.39 330.00 13.96 7~7,39 053901 EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICE 1/31/85 110.00 060090 FACEP-DI SASTER MANAGEMENT 1/31/85 620o00 060094 F.I.T.A. 1/31785 86.00 063000 FISHER SCIENTIFIC 1/31/85 ~98.89 063592 LAWRENCE FLAKES 1/31/85 0635~3 FLORIDA ATLANTIC UNIVERSI 1/31/85 063790-iiiiii!::ii:ii::Ft2ORIDAi'ii:i:!RECREATION C PARK:'.:' ' -1/31/85 :-'!._"i ~'" 071585 :'~?i:":~i:~ilili!?~EORG[ A',:.?i;S.~AT:E ,:, CHA PER"; 'i AAi.~' '/:'"- '~:'l / 31/8 5 ;" ':~':~:':~;-~.: J~?::" 40. O0 :- '<-- 32276 3~277 32278 32279 32282 32284 32285 32287 32288 32289 32290 32291 32292 3~'2~3 32294 32295 32 32 32 32 --- 32 32 32 32 .~ 32 074537 GOLDCOAST ENGINEERING £ T 1/31/85 88.00 07'4552 GOLF MAGAZINE 1/3]./85 13.97 075530 R.L. GRUMMON$ PRINTING 1/31/85 55°00 .!': '!:.-:-' 07561B. :.:i:i.iiii;::?GUL FS T ~:E:A M:~i:i.:P?A I N.Ti::'i::I?.'~:.WA LLP A::"!: .': ::. ::L-1/31/85 '::. i'!ii;::i:. ::/.i~ii!:i'i!? - :-. --233.2 c~ -: . ':::..-.' .: 9'::::ii!iiii::~i~.?:i%::::::"::':,: : "~;:::':":L:~::.:~i~:~i:~-ii::.:iiii~ii::-:.': .:~i.:.~i~i~i?::~::::':~ '~:i.i~i:::!:i~.-;i::i::::;:::::::~f.iii::.:ii~:;:i!!-.~T.:.::::;:i: L:-::'!. .... : · '-:.~::-~f:..' .::;~f::~-:-.: :. .. .~'., .-'. 08030 ::-:::..%.?H:A~ 5EY:... S :.?,~..~:¥:~:?~:~:.~?: ::: :?:~::~:?::::~:?:j:...~L?.::,::.::;~::.:~:?:?.?~;:~?~::?::?::~'.~:-'::--.::-~1/3t/85 .-?:~?::.: "-?:-::~-:.' '.- JgZ. 00- :.:'-. 0~158~ H~TOR TURF ~ GARDEN [NC. ~/3~/85 736.86 0815~1 HERE'S FRED GOLF CO. INC. 1/31/85 130.78 08~551 '- HOLIDAY INN ~/31/85 72.00 086~Z7 HUNTERS RUN X/31/85 37.02 090099 I.B.~. CORPORATION 1/3t/85 ZIO.O0 090105 //I.B.M. CORPORATION 1/31/85 79.31 09~310?)?~:~:::~:INTERNATIONAt ]NsTIIUTE ~O'-:' ' ' ::1/31/85 :"~ '": .... 55.00' 0-9-5'~-~~R-13~ B 00 Z C E N T E R 17~i--/8~ 7.9 297 298 299 300 301 302 303 304 305 32306 32307 32308 32309 32310 104515 JOHN F. KENNEDY HIGH SCHO 111605 KEMKO INC 115595 115601 12029'4' 121687 121740 122901 126350 130319 130400 130542 130544 1/31/85 II31/85 - i- 3/y1-i -5 LOZRAINE KRUPOWIES 1131/85 ,'ELEANO~ ~OLLENWEBER 1131/85 ---L-C ~-'-'*' o.~-P--5/B ?A-'-:JO B-'S i T E .................. i/3'L--Y8 5 LESCO, INC. 1/31/95 SALL LEWIS 1/31/ 5 LYNN PEAVEY COMPANY 1/31/85 MACMILLAN PUBLISHING CO. I/3[/85 .... ~ANHA/YA-N YROPHIES ....... ' 1/31/85 MARK III PRODUCTIONS 1/31/85 150.00 31.90 65°04- lZoO0 23 °67 177.50 192.50 20.00 40.00 269.20 70.83 240.00 8.95 125.00- -CUR CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH RENT MONTH CHECKS PAGE 19 VENDOR DATE TOTAL AMOUNT --32311 32312 32313 ..... '3231% 32315 32316 i'3D92% SHERRY MCCORMICK 130928 DON MC CAMMON 130950 WILLIE RUTH MCGRAOY 140~ 30~=:~:'J?::'~AT I ON~ ~ '~: CAS H REGI S TE R ........ 1/31/85 -58.00 1/31/85 675.00 1/31/8_5 67.20 1/31/85 -:..-: L/31/85 : ::':!'i'- 2,835.23 1/31/85 . 78.00 32317 32318 32319 .:/:. 32320 32323 3232% 312325 1~+0~45 NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC SOCIE 1/31/85 2%.95 IZ~0~60 NATIONAL WELDING PRODUCTS 1/31/85 181.50 141714 NEW ENGLAND BUSINESS SERV 1/31/85 160365 PAINT CENTER 1/31185 1 ~.30 1603~2 PALM BEACH AUTO PLATS 1/31/85 399.81 160387 PBS ASSOC. OF CHIEFS OF P 1/31/95 75.00 32329 32330 32331 ..-. :~2333 161590 PENINSULAR SUPPLY 161705 PETTY CASH POLICE 164583 THE POLICE LAW INSTITUTE 6 z'9 3iii:: iiii!i?i i :U'A i y !i iiiii: :':::: 1:7~:3~'~ .............. Q -ILTEP,'S'u;---~ '''' ~-~E-T-'T-~-~ " ...... ' 1/31/85 94.00 1/31/85 152.20 1/31/85 12,500o00 32335 MAGA 1/31/85 32336 176397 R.C. SPORTS 1/31/85 32337 18046A. RANDI ROBERTS SPORTS 1/31/85 :: :ii~?ii~i~. ~: . .-i.i!ii.iii~i!ii~i~i.~i- '.. ' i , ..~.iiF~!ii?:i::i!' ii: ' :i:i: ~ :" :::F' · ".. D '. ".:::.:.i. ':i..-.-:::i::.i::-...::.i,. -: .::~i:::!!¢~i:::.._.:i~73.38.. ::::i,i¢i:::?:i::~i?~:~-8~i93~i~:~ii~iiii~?~;~:~.~6.~.;.~M~.~.~.L~.~;~;~:~ii~!~i~i~;;~:.~?~.~; : 1/31/85 ':::~i;~;~3,2.339' ~;~??~8~780:.~i;~i~i~i~;i~i:~I~H~M~T~R~:/~NC~?;:?~?~;~/:::'?'~::::U;?~/?':.~' :~ -:' 1/31/85 11.50 78. O0 18.50 32341 32342 32343 ::i'!::::3zl 3 ~.5 323~-7 323%8 323%9 '3¥2-33-C 32351 32352 -~:--32353 3~35~ 32355 ........ 32356 32357 32358 .... 32359 32350 32361 182~699 ROWELL DISTRIBUTING CO. 1Bz~705 ED ROTHROCK 190399 /SAL'S SPORT SHOP '.:~;i!~=.! ~ ;il ~:: 1 .:9'i--0-9 ~-: ::i i:~::iiii::ii!i~?.~ O.S E ~ Hi!!i! :i: SC' I OR: T I N O :.:: ~;: ::i. ~: .: :-..: '..-.~::i. :-.: :~ !:: ;: .. :. ,.;..?.'.192 · '; 193919 RICHARD SMIDD 19~61D SOME'S UNIFORMS I94701 SOUTHEASTERN LIBRARY ASSO ::? [~3~?::.?~'~:?~:SDUIHERN:'~'::BELL TELEPHONE 19621'0 ::~]'~-R:]~: STRAKiS"cO' .:-L..:.:.: 2 _ . I96~02.':':'./'SUNSHtN5 GOLF~ INC.. 1/31/85 58oZ% 1/31/85 13.00 1/31/85 60.00 1/31/85' '. %;:::.-: :.:ii~!i:;; :-..:::~ :::,196-& 7 ~:.;:;:ii;-:.,:::.-.. - 1/31/85 "." ¥':::':'""": : /,8'52:':;;': :..." t/at/Ds . . --.- 60.00..: 1/-~1785 t/31/85 1/31/85 Y-~ Fi'~' 5 1/31/85 1131/'85 75.00 113.00 15.00 '..;. 8,960o~3. 55.90 196~12 SU~ WAH RESTAURANT 19641.7 SUPELC3 INC. ....... 1968'99 -w--~R'~DY-W. SWANN ZOZ560 THORNOIKE PRESS 20~688 JOHN TDRTORICI 210150 U.S. PaSTMASTER 216392 UNIJAX 1/31185 1/31!85 1/31f85 1/31r85 1/31~85 1/31~85 88.85 678.%0 1~8.93 100.00 98.&7 23.11 1/31/85 4,577.93 1/31/85 300.00 1/31/~5 7~2.50 i~_31/,~5 CITY DF BOYNTON BEACH ~7" C U' R R E N T M O N T H C H E C K S i CHECK DA TE PAGE 20 TOTAL AMOUNT ~2363 32364. 32365 32366 32367 32368 32369 32370 URBAN DESIGN STUDIO 2_21399 V-J GROWERS SUPPLY 130103 WKAO zszo 2305~0 WATE~ "DEPARTMENT'' ..-. 1/31/85 1/31/85 1/31/85 1/31/85 1/31/85' 65.62 20.00 60°0O 231582 WELDING PRODUCTS CORP. 1/31/85 121.2:0 232793 H.W. WILSON CO. 1/31/85 80.00 232797 RICHARD WILSON 1/31/85 180.00 32373 3237% 32375 32376 280037 JUSTUS BROWN 1/31/85 65.00 3ZO00~ VZ]G[NZA K. FARACE 1/31/85 12.19 ~70002 PAUL VALERIO 1/31/85 28.30