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Minutes 10-16-84MINUTES OF THE REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING HELD AT CITY HALL, BOYNTON BEA"CH, FLORIDA, OCTOBER 16, 1984 PRESENT Carl Zimmerman, Mayor Robert Ferrell, Vice Mayor Nick Cassandra, Councilman James R. Warnke, Councilman Peter L. Cheney, City Manager Betty S. Boroni, City Clerk William Doney, Assistant City Attorney Mayor Zimmerman called the meeting to order at 7:30 P. M. He announced we will have the invocation given tonight by Rev. Nathaniel Sniffin, St. Joseph's Episcopal Church, and after that we will remain standing for the Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag led by Mr. Peter L. Cheney, City Manager. AGENDA APPROVAL Councilman Cassandra stated that he has two additions. Under Legal - Other, 9. Board of Adjustment. On Item G under Development Plans, he would like to discuss an item which was brought up by the Community Appearance Board. Mr. Cheney stated he would like to delete two items under Legal - Other, Items 1 and 2. Both of these had to do with the union contracts and both are being pulled from the agenda because both unions met last night and did not ratify the city's proposal. Councilman Cassandra moved to accept the agenda as corrected, seconded by Councilman Warnke. Motion carried 4-0. ANNOUNCEMENTS Mayor Zimmerman announced that the two story office building being proposed in the Publix Shopping Center is not on the agenda, but all those people present for this item are welcome to stay. Mr. Cheney added that this item has been postponed several times because this project has not received approval of the Community Appearance Board. Until receiving that approval, it will not be listed for con- sideration on the Council agenda. The applicants were con- tacted last week and they still were not prepared with the necessary information for the Community Appearance Board. They did arrive late last night for the Community Appearance Board meeting and it was reviewed by the Community Appearance Board, but it was not anticipated they would come. This will probably be on the agenda for the next City Council meeting on November 7. - 1 - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA OCTOBER 16, 1984 Mayor Zimmerman announced the first City Council meeting in November will be on Wednesday, November 7, 1984, due to the General Election on Tuesday, November 6. Mayor Zimmerman read a proclamation proclaiming the week of October 21 through October 27, 1984, as Handicapped Awareness Week. The Mayor read a proclamation proclaiming the week of October 21-28, 1984, as Energy Awareness Week. Mayor Zimmerman read a proclamation proclaiming the week of November 12-17, 1984, as Boynton Woman's Club Diamond Jubilee Week. He then presented an original proclamation to Mrs. Zimmerman for the Woman's Club. Mr. Cheney announced the Boynton Beach American Association of Retired Persons (AARP) will sponsor a free Health Fair at the Boynton Beach Civic Center from 10:00 A.M. until 4:00 P.M. on Saturday, November 17, 1984. He told about this being a well attended and suffessful affair and added there is a lot of free and good advice. Mr. Cheney read a letter from the Town of Ocean Ridge dated October 3, 1984, complimenting on the splendid improvement made at the beachfront park and donating $500 for the purchase of a tree. Mayor Zimmerman replied that the Council will graciously accept this check and requested the City Clerk to send a letter of thanks. Mr. Frederick informed the Council that he spoke to the Mayor of Ocean Ridge and asked if he would like to have a specimen tree planted in the lower level parking lot at the beach. A Royal Poinciana Tree about 25 feet in height has been selected. With the Council's concurrence, he will proceed with that Planting. Councilman Warnke moved to send a letter of thank you to the Town of Ocean Ridge and possibly a small plaque can be put on the building stating that tree was donated. Also in the letter, possibly a remark can be included that we have had strife in the past, but are glad for this mutual cooperation and being good neighbors now. Councilman Cassandra seconded the motion and it carried 4-0. MINUTES Regular City Council Meeting Minutes of October 3, 1984 Vice Mayor Ferrell made a motion to accept these minutes as presented, seconded by Councilman Warnke. Motion carried 4-0. - 2 - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA OCTOBER 16, 1984 Special City Council Meeting Minutes of October 9, 1984 Councilman Warnke moved to accept these minutes, seconded by Vice Mayor Ferrell. Motion carried 3-0 with Councilman Cassandra abstaining since he was not present. CITY MANAGER'S REPORT Agenda Preparation & Availability Mr. Cheney referred to the question about the item at the Leisureville Shopping Center being on the agenda and informed the audience by late Friday afternoon, the agenda is completed for the forthcoming City Council meeting. If people are concerned, they can call late Friday, Monday or Tuesday. Also, copies of the agenda are available to the public. Certificate of Conformance Awarded to Finance Dept. Mr. Cheney reported that the city through the Finance Department received an annual certificate of conformance relative to the financial report system in the city. He explained this means our financial reports meet nationwide standards and our reports have been found to be in compliance. It represents a tremendous amount of work and professional skill in the Finance Department. It does much for the reputation of the city and has a financial impact when in the market for bonds. Central Business District Ordinance & Guidelines Mr. Cheney referred to distributing a document from the Community Redevelopment Agency entitled the Central Business District Ordinance & Guidelines and explained how this would direct and be a special zoning ordinance for the downtown area. This is consistent with the understandinq the Community Redevelopment Agency and the city hav~ had in reference to development guidelines. All the procedures will have to be reviewed like an amendment to the zoning ordinance. He suggests that the Council review this prior to forwarding to the Planning & Zoning Board. In reference to the staff, Mr. Annunziato has worked with Urban Design Studios in preparing this, but the staff has not reviewed nor commented on it. Turnpike Interchange Mr. Cheney stated that tomorrow night at 5:00 P. M., the Chamber of Commerce will be holding a press conference at - 3 - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA OCTOBER 16, 1984 the Holiday Inn in reference to the receipt of a report from the engineers concerning an interchange on the Florida Turnpike at Boynton Beach Boulevard. $20,000 was contri- buted by the county and $17,500 from the business community for studying whether it is feasible and cost effective to have an interchange. The report has been received and the results will be announced tomorrow at the press conference. PUBLIC AUDIENCE Proposed Two Story Office Building in Publix Shopping Center Mr. Ron Reeves thanked the Mayor for bringing up this item at the beginning of the meeting and requested those people in opposition to stand. He stated he hopes to have the same show at the next meeting. Councilman Cassandra suggested that he call the City Clerk or obtain an agenda. Mr. Reeves advised that he was called about it not being on the agenda, but was not able to notify everybody. Proposed Rezoning at Congress & 23rd Avenues Mr. Peter Mooij, Golfview Harbour, referred to the Milnor Corporation withdrawing their application for rezoning at Congress & 23rd Avenues at the last Planning & Zoning Board meeting and stated they were very pleased about that. However, a lot of people did a lot of work and stated he wants to take this opportunity to publicly thank everyone in the city as well as the petitioners. Over 400 homeowners representing Leisureville, Estates of Silver Lake and Golfview Harbour have signed petitions in opposition to this rezoning. He would like to submit these petitions as a matter of record, so it is on record that a group was pre- pared to oppose this rezoning. Mayor Zimmerman replied that he didn't believe it was necessary since the item was withdrawn. He congratulated them for having an actively participating group in that area of the city. Councilman Cassandra suggested accepting the petition just on the supposition it may be put back on the agenda two weeks from now, so it is on record. Councilman Cassandra asked if there was any time duration on requests of rezoning and Mr. Cheney replied this was withdrawn, so there is no limit. Mr. Annunziato advised there is a one year limit to re-applying stated in the code. - 4 - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA OCTOBER 16, 1984 Chambers Sound System Mr. Lowell Bennett, Leisureville, stated every time he has attended a City Council meeting, the sound system is deplorable. He suggests that the system either be repaired or replaced, so those who have enough civic interest and show up can hear. Mayor Zimmerman apologized for the system not operating properly. Councilman Warnke commented that the system picks up CB transmissions and has static and he thinks a long look should be taken at this sound system and it should either be repaired or replaced. He hopes the Council agrees to have the City Manager look into this matter. Councilman Cassandra suggested that it be checked two hours before a meeting and Mr. Cheney advised that it worked at 4:30 P. M. this afternoon when he tested it. Unpleasant Beach Situation Mr. Patrick Stafford, Colonial Club, told about a disturbing experience at the oceanfront park with young adults climbing on the rail, falling into the seaoats, shouting obscenities, etc. at the north end on Sunday evening. Mayor Zimmerman informed him that Ocean Ridge Police Department is right across the street and this is in their jurisdiction. CONSENT AGENDA A. Bids Golf Course Clubhouse Furniture - Golf Course Mr. Cheney submitted a summary and analysis of the clubhouse furniture bid and advised this is the equipment we are planning to buy for $22,336. We anticipate spending another $4,000 to $5,000 on interior decorations. B. Resolutions NONE Approve request from Palm Beach Lei~ureville Community Association, Inc. to erect six temporary signs for their Annual Bazaar This request was outlined in a letter dated October 3, 1984, from the Palm Beach Leisureville Community Association. D. List of Payments - Month of September, 1984 See list attached. - 5 - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA OCTOBER 16, 1984 Eo Approve request from Mr. Glenn Rogers, W. E. Rogers & Son, Inc., for permission to place an office and storage trailer on their property located at 301 S.E. 4th Street in conjunction with the construction of the Halsey & Griffith project In accordance with Chapter 25, Section 25.7 of the City of Boynton Beach Codes of Ordinance, the Building Department recommends approval. Approve request for refund on Cemetery Lots 644A & B and 645A, Block N Mildred Brann and Eugene Schlatt submitted this request. Ratification of the contract between South Central Regional Wastewater Treatment & Disposal Board and Certified Welding Engineers, Inc. The contract book was submitted for review and ratification. Approve request for zoning approval for alcoholic bever- age licenses: Blossom Shoppe Florist, Inc. 211 N. Seacrest Blvd. Boynton Beach, FL Marilyn's 2610 N. Federal Hwy Boynton Beach, FL The Deputy Building Official noted zoning for the above addresses permits the sale of beer, wine and liquor for con- sumption off premises. Approve request from Mr. Jeffrey Cathcart, Project Engineer for the Cherry Hills road improvement project, representing Campanella Corporation, for permission to place an office trailer on Parcels 7, 8, and 9 on S.W. 13th Avenue In accordance with Chapter 25, Section 25.7 of the City of Boynton Beach Codes of Ordinance, the Building Department recommends approval. J. Approval of Bills See list attached. Councilman Cassandra moved to accept Items A, B, C, D, E, F, G, H, I, and J. Councilman Warnke seconded the motion. - 6 - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA OCTOBER 16, 1984 Under discussion, Mayor Zimmerman referred to the signatures not appearing on Item J and Mr. Cheney replied that neither he nor Mr. Swann were here on Friday, but these have been reviewed and will be signed. Motion carried 4-0. BIDS NONE PUBLIC HEARING NONE DEVELOPMENT PLANS Consider request for Annexation, Land Use Element Amendment and Rezoning - Edward I. Singer Mr. Cheney recommended this item be postponed until the next meeting because the attorney representing the applicant could not be present. Approve request by Alan Ciklin for Great Universal Development - Florida, Inc. to modify the preliminary plat for Quail Lake West by changing S.W. 26th Street from a public street to a private street. Quail Lake West is located west of Congress Avenue between Woolbright Road and Golf Road Mr. Cheney recommended this be postponed until the next meeting because the applicant has indicated he would like to have more time to respond to the Planning & Zoning Board's action which recommended denial. Approve request for preliminary plat approval for Northwoods at Hunters Run, Addition 91, located at Tract E - Hunters Run Golf & Racquet Club. This request provides for infrastructure improvements related to the construction of 18 single family detached homes on 9.79 acres consistent with a previously approved master plan and was submitted by Charles Gilbert for Summit Associates, Ltd. Mr. Annunziato explained the location. He advised this plat went to the Planning & Zoning Board with a positive recom- mendation subject to staff comments. The Planning & Zoning Board unanimously recommended approval of this request sub- ject to staff comments. Councilman Warnke moved to approve this request for prelimi- nary plat approval for Northwoods at Hunters Run, Addition - 7 - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA OCTOBER 16, 1984 #1, located at Tract E - Hunters Run Golf & Racquet Club. Vice Mayor Ferrell seconded the motion. No discussion. Motion carried 4-0. Approve request for site plan approval for Northwoods at Hunters Run, Addition 1, to construct 18 single family detached dwelling units on 9.79 acres at Tract E of Hunters Run Golf & Racquet Club. This request was submitted by Charles Gilbert for Summit Associates, Ltd. Mr. Annunziato showed the site plan and explained it was to construct the 18 units approved in the preliminary plat. The request went to the Planning & Zoning Board with a posi- tive recommendation subject to staff comments. The Planning & Zoning Board recommended approval with the comments. It was also reviewed by the Community Appearance Board and approved. Councilman Warnke moved approval of the site plan for Northwoods at Hunters Run, Addition 1. Vice Mayor Ferrell seconded the motion. No discussion. Motion carried 4-0. Approve request to modify the site plan for LaNotte Restaurant at 2280 N. Federal Highway by bringing the building into compliance with the code requirements and to make improvements to the east side of the building. This request was submitted by Regis Moreau for PL&G Enterprises Mr. Annunziato pointed out the changes proposed by the new operator. He stated they also plan to bring the site into conformance with zoning regulations and all the code violations have been corrected or removed. This went to the Planning & Zoning Board with a positive recommendation from the staff subject to comments. The Planning & Zoning Board recommended approval, including the addition of a satellite dish antenna, which he understands has been removed. It was subsequently approved by the Community Appearance Board. Mr. William Osborn, Architect representing The Shooters stated as Mr. Annunziato mentioned, all violations have been taken care of with the exception of the storage building, which is being demolished now. They have no connection with the previous owners. Councilman Warnke asked if they planned to have outside amplified music and Mr. Osborn replied he could not answer that. Mr. Cheney stated he believes they do plan to have outside music, but believes they plan to build a barrier to contain it. - 8 - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA OCTOBER 16, 1984 Mr. Cheney referred to receiving some suggestions that the operators of The Shooters were in some way tied in with the operators of LaNotte or one in the same. He addressed this to the operators of The Shooters and has a letter on file indicating that in no way in the past or future will The Shooters be involved with the exception of leasing and purchasing this property. Also, he told about the represen- tatives from The Shooters correcting the violations. He thinks they plan to put the satellite dish antenna back up after obtaining a permit. Vice Mayor Ferrell made a motion to approve this site plan for LaNotte Restaurant. Councilman Cassandra seconded the motion. No discussion. Motion carried 4-0. Approve request to modify the St. Mark's Catholic Church site plan by paving the area immediately in front of the church entry at 733 N.E. 4th Avenue. This request was sub- mitted by Richard SanGiovanni for Archbishop Edward McCarthy Mr. Annunziato explained the applicant is requesting to be allowed to construct in front of the church a dropoff area which will connect the parking areas in front of the church. This was reviewed by the Technical Review Board with the recommendation to approve as submitted. The Planning & Zoning Board forwarded the same recommendation. There are no questions regarding the moratorium variances as no addi- tional permits are required for this construction. Councilman Cassandra moved to accept the unanimous recommen- dation of the Planning & Zoning Board for St. Mark's Catholic Church site plan modification. Vice Mayor Ferrell seconded and the motion carried 4-0. Approve request to modify the site plan for Buildings D, E and F at the Boynton Commercenter, 1600-2200 Corporate Drive. This request was submitted by Fred Popper for Boynton Commerce Center. Mr. Annunziato read the four changes noted by the applicant and explained. This went to the Planning & Zoning Board subject to a list of comments. It is recommended by the Planning & Zoning Board for approval with the comments. The Community Appearance Board reviewed this and there was some discussion regarding the landscaping and buffer strip to the east of the E-4 canal, but they did approve. Councilman Cassandra stated his concern is for the Leisureville people who raised the question last night - 9 - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA OCTOBER 16, 1984 regarding the landscaping berm of the area and the screening effect that they were kind of promised in 1978. A new owner is not responsible for what a previous owner said. This raises a strong concern as far as residents around any construction to make sure sands and dirt of residue of construction are not a burden to the residents. He referred to problems in other areas and stated he thinks Boynton Commercenter should make a strong effort to satisfy people along the E-4 Canal so they get 75% screening that they thought they were going to get from the original owner. Also, the berm should be cleaned up. There is no reason why landscaping cannot be done while construction is underway. He thinks the developer should be told to take care of this. Councilman Warnke referred to the last item of putting in a loading dock with a depression and pointed out there was a staff comment because a well is within 100 feet of this area, there may be danger of pollution and a DER permit should be obtained. He cannot see voting for an item con- tingent upon a D~ER permit. He would rather see them come back after securing a DER permit. Mr. Annunziato replied that he doesn't believe a DER permit is required for this construction. He believes it was the feeling of the Technical Review Board there may be concern and it should be addressed by DER to see if there is jurisdiction. It is not located within the easement set aside when the wells were developed. Councilman Warnke asked how we protected our well site from possible pollution and Mr. Annunziato replied that the drainage plans prepared for that dock show storm water will not be directed anywhere near the wells. After a lengthy discussion regarding the possible problem of pollu- tion to the well site and corrective action, Mr. Fred Popper advised that it came to his attention today that this item is to be removed from the list; the dock will not be done. Councilman ~assandra referred to the concern regarding lack of landscaping and stated he would like to see screening and a berm area created quickly to satisfy the concerns of Leisureville residents. Mr. Popper replied that he spoke with the developer today and they are going to proceed with the landscap~ drawing for approval. Mayor Zimmerman questioned the time element and Mr. Popper replied he would like at least a month. Mr. Cheney explained that the landscaping plan in effect has been approved by the Community Appearance Board and could be followed for compliance. Mr. Popper continued with stating the landscaping has not been done in the buffer zone because the paving has not been done on that piece of property. As soon as the paving is completed, they will finish the landscaping. Councilman - 10 - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA OCTOBER 16, 1984 Cassandra again referred to expediting the planting and Mr. Popper stated the paving will start at the end of this week. Councilman Warnke moved to approve the proposed changes to Boynton Commercenter for Buildings D, E and F, and delete Item 4 with the depressed loading driveway to the loading dock. Vice Mayor Ferrell seconded the motion. No discussion. Motion carried 4-0. Approve request for determination of no substantial change resulting from the addition of a child care center to the list of permitted uses at the Boynton Lakes Planned Unit Development. Mr. Annunziato stated this item came to the City Council approximately two months ago, but was subsequently withdrawn by the applicant. This is a request for a finding of no substantial change in connection with a day care center at Boynton Lakes. The comments previously concerned the matter of use and whether this is a business. The applicant has resubmitted with a different understanding. He is willing to accept the T.R.B. recommendation that preference be given to the residents of this PUD. They think in a short period of time, the use will be serving almost exclusively the pro- ject residents since this will consist of over 1,000 units. He pointed out the location of this center. The technical staff recommends finding of no substantial change be made as long as preference is given to residents of the PUD. Councilman Cassandra referred to having voted on this and denying it and stated the applicant did not withdraw. Mr. Annunziato clarified that it was withdrawn by letter after the meeting. The Council made a finding of no substantial change with the proviso that the use be exclusively for the residents of the PUD. Before the Planning & Zoning Board was able to act upon this request, the application was withdrawn. Councilman Cassandra stated this just seems to be the change of the word exclusively to preference and he sees no change. It is true it is internal, but it is the same location. Attorney Roger Saberson, representing the applicant, clarified that the company does have every intention of serving the people in the development to the intent that there is a demand for that service. He feels eventually they will be serving the people in the development. If the Council feels this is an appropriate use, he respectfully requests that it be done in the nature of preference. There is no child care company who will put in a building to serve just this one area. - 11 - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA OCTOBER 16, 1984 Vice Mayor Ferrell stated he feels there is a difference when having a child care center in a development and opening it to outside people. He would look at this as a substan- tial change. Mr. Saberson replied that depends upon the judgment the Council would make to what extent and how many people in the development will be served. It is contained within the development and designed to serve the people in the development. Even with 1,000 units, it is likely some slots may go to outside the development. Mayor Zimmerman questioned if the deed restrictions covered this and Mr. Doney replied that he had not reviewed these lately. Vice Mayor Ferrell asked if this is a conditional use and Mr. Annunziato replied negatively and Mayor Zimmerman added that it is a permitted use with our appro- val. Mr. Saberson referred to commercial uses being approved in PUD zoning and stated none had the requirement to exclusi- vely serve the people in that development. Councilman Cassandra told about expressing concern with commercial use in the PUD on Hypoluxo Road. Mr. Saberson pointed out this would be located within the interior of the development, but requested that the imposition not be made to serve people only from that development. Councilman Cassandra asked if construction would be completed before the PUD development is completed and Mr. Saberson informed him they intend to build before all the units in the development are occupied. There was discussion about the number of residences built andMr. Saberson explained how applications would be taken from the residents and slots in the school allotted on an annual basis. Councilman Cassandra stated he is not very receptive to this request. He thinks it is a substantial change and he is not conducive to the word preference. After further discussion, Councilman Warnke made a motion to make a determination of no substantial change. The Mayor ascertained there was no second to this motion. Vice Mayor Ferrell made a motion to find this is a substan- tial change. Mr. Annunziato clarified that with finding of a substantial change, the applicant can come back with a rezoning application or not pursue further. Councilman Cassandra seconded the motion and it carried 4-0. Vice Mayor Ferrell referred to a gentleman being present from the V.F.W. and having attended several times for this - 12- REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA OCTOBER 16, 1984 purpose and made a motion to change the order of business to consider their item. Councilman Warnke seconded and the motion carried 4-0. ADMINISTRATIVE Consider request from Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 5335 dated July 2, 1984 (Tabled) Councilman Cassandra moved to remove from the table, seconded by Vice Mayor Ferrell. Motion carried 4-0. Mr. Gerald Mitchell, Post Commander of Boynton/Lantana Post 5335 and Chaplain of the Third District of V.F.W., stated it is the desire of the Post to place this bronze plaque as a tribute to a retired City Council member in the Boynton Beach Bicentennial Park. He told about this member's record, beliefs, etc. and stated they would be grateful if the Council would bestow upon them the opportunity to place this plaque in the Bicentennial Park on Federal Highway in honor of our public servant, Joe deLong. Councilman Warnke moved to approve this request on the con- dition that we are invited to the dedication. Commander Mitchell replied that for all the Council has done for them, they will send invitations embossed with gold. Vice Mayor Ferrell then seconded the motion. Under discussion, Councilman Cassandra questioned the location and Mr. Mitchell replied they wanted the Council to allocate the spot in the park and they will go forth and build the foun- dation for it and meet with the approval of whomever is responsible. Councilman Cassandra referred to meeting the ordinance requirements and Mr. Cheney replied this is a pla- que being mounted on a base. He added he would like the Council to make suggestions for the location of this plaque in the park. Councilman Cassandra questioned if this park would be relocated and Mr. Cheney replied that this park is permanent. Mayor Zimmerman stated this could be decided at a later date. He added it would have been nice if former Mayor deLong could have been here and Mr. Mitchell advised him that it was impossible for Mr. deLong to be here and they are waiting until he is able to be present for the unveiling of this plaque. Motion carried 4-0. Councilman Cassandra moved to revert back to the regular order of business, seconded by Councilman Warnke. Motion carried 4-0. - 13 - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA LEGAL OCTOBER 16, 1984 Ordinances - 2nd Reading - Public Hearinq Proposed Ordinance No. 84-40 - Re: Amend future land element 700 Block of North Seacrest Blvd. Mr. Doney read proposed Ordinance No. 84-40 by title: AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA, AMENDING ORDINANCE NO. 79-24 OF SAID CITY BY AMENDING THE LAND USE ELEMENT OF THE COMPREHENSIVE PLAN OF THE CITY BY AMENDING THE LAND USE DESIGNATION OF A CERTAIN PARCEL OF LAND WHICH IS MORE PARTICULARLY DESCRIBED HEREIN; SAID LAND USE DESIGNATION IS BEING CHANGED FROM HIGH DENSITY RESIDENTIAL TO LOCAL RETAIL COMMERCIAL; AMENDING ANY MAPS ADOPTED IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE LAND USE ELEMENT OF THE COMPREHENSIVE PLAN ACCORDINGLY; PROVIDING A CONFLICTS CLAUSE, A SEVERABILITY CLAUSE, AND AN EFFECTIVE DATE; AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES. Mayor Zimmerman stated if anyone in the audience wished to speak in favor of this ordinance to please come forward and received no response. He asked if anyone was opposed to this ordinance and received no response. He then declared the public hearing was closed on this ordinance. Councilman Warnke moved that proposed Ordinance No. 84-40 be approved on second and final reading, seconded by Vice Mayor Ferrell. No discussion. Mrs. Boroni took a roll call vote on the motion as follows: Mayor Zimmerman - Aye Vice Mayor Ferrell - Aye Councilman Cassandra - Aye Councilman Warnke - Aye Motion carried 4-0. Proposed Ordinance No. 84-41 - Re: Rezone a .52 acre parcel from R-3 Multiple Family Residential to C-2 Neighborhood Commercial - 700 Block of North Seacrest Blvd. Mr. Doney read proposed Ordinance No. 84-41 by title: AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA, AMENDING ORDINANCE NO. 80-19 OF SAID CITY BY REZONING A CERTAIN PARCEL OF LAND WITHIN THE CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA, FROM R-3 (MULTIPLE FAMILY DWELLING DISTRICT) TO C-2 (NEIGHBORHOOD - 14 - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA OCTOBER 16, 1984 COMMERCIAL DISTRICT), SAID PARCEL BEING MORE PARTICULARLY DESCRIBED HEREIN; AMENDING THE REVISED ZONING MAP ACCORDINGLY; PROVIDING A CONFLICTS CLAUSE, A SEVERABILITY CLAUSE AND AN EFFECTIVE DATE; AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES. Mayor Zimmerman asked if anyone in the audience wished to speak in favor of this ordinance and received no response. He asked if anyone wished to oppose this ordinance and received no response. He then closed the public hearing. Councilman Warnke moved to approve proposed Ordinance No. 84-41 on second and final reading, seconded by Vice Mayor Ferrell. No discussion. Mrs. Boroni took a roll call vote on the motion as follows: Mayor Zimmerman - Aye Vice Mayor Ferrell - Aye Councilman Cassandra - Aye Councilman Warnke - Aye Motion carried 4-0. Proposed Ordinance No. 84-42 - Re: Change zoning classifica- tion from R-1AAA Single Family Residential to R-1AA Single Family Residential - N. W. 7th Court extended at Miner Road extended Mr. Doney read proposed Ordinance No. 84-42 by title: AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF'BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA, AMENDING ORDINANCE NO. 80-19 OF SAID CITY BY REZONING A CERTAIN PARCEL OF LAND WITHIN THE CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA, FROM R-1AAA (SINGLE FAMILY RESIDENTIAL DISTRICT) TO R-1AA (SINGLE FAMILY RESIDENTIAL DISTRICT), SAID PARCEL BEING MORE PARTICULARLY DESCRIBED HEREIN; AMENDING THE REVISED ZONING MAP ACCORDINGLY; PROVIDING A CONFLICTS CLAUSE, A SEVERABILITY CLAUSE AND AN EFFECTIVE DATE; AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES. Mayor Zimmerman asked if anyone wished to speak in favor and received no response. He asked if anyone wished to speak in opposition and received no response. He closed the public hearing. Councilman Cassandra moved to accept proposed Ordinance No. 84-42 on second reading, seconded by Vice Mayor Ferrell. No discussion. Mrs. Boroni took a roll call vote on the motion as follows: - 15 - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA OCTOBER 16, 1984 Vice Mayor Ferrell - Aye Councilman Cassandra - Aye Councilman Warnke - Nay Mayor Zimmerman - Aye Motion carried 3-1. Proposed Ordinance No. 84-43 - Re: Amending 1984/85 Budge~ Mr. Doney read proposed Ordinance No. 84-43 by title: AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA, AMENDING ORDINANCE NO. 84-38 BY PROVIDING FOR ADJUSTMENTS OF THE GENERAL FUND, THE WATER AND SEWER UTILITY FUND, AND THE GOLF COURSE FUND, AND ESTABLISHING A SANITATION ENTERPRISE FUND, AND VEHICLE SERVICE FUND, AND PROVIDING FOR THE CLOSING OF THE SANITATION CAPITAL REPLACEMENT FUND; PROVIDING FOR AN EFFECTIVE DATE AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES. Mayor Zimmerman asked if anyone wished to speak in favor of this ordinance and received no response. He asked if anyone wished to speak in opposition and received no response. He then closed the public hearing. Councilman Cassandra moved to accept Ordinance No. 84-43 on second reading, seconded by Councilman Warnke. Under discussion, Councilman Cassandra referred to the budget not changing in dollars and cents and Mr. Cheney explained how this would just make the budget a little more sophisticated and better for general accounting, but the bottom line is the same. Mrs. Boroni then took a roll call vote on the motion as follows: Councilman Cassandra - Aye Councilman Warnke - Aye Mayor Zimmerman - Aye Vice Mayor Ferrell - Aye Motion carried 4-0. Ordinances - 1st Reading Proposed Ordinance No. 84-44 - Re: Increase Mayor and City Council Compensation Mr. Doney read proposed Ordinance No. 84-44 by title: AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA, A~ENDING SECTION 55. COMPENSATION OF - 16 - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA OCTOBER 16, 1984 MAYOR AND COUNCIL. OF THE CITY CHARTER OF THE CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA, TO INCREASE THE SALARY AMOUNT OF CITY COUNCIL MEMBERS, INCLUDING THE MAYOR, FROM TWO HUNDRED FIFTY DOLLARS ($250.00) PER MEMBER PER MONTH TO THREE HUNDRED FIFTY DOLLARS ($350.00) PER MEMBER PER MONTH; PROVIDING A CONFLICTS CLAUSE, A SEVERABILITY CLAUSE, AND AN EFFECTIVE DATE; PROVIDING AUTHORITY TO CODIFY; AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES. Councilman Warnke moved to adopt Ordinance No. 84-44 on first reading, seconded by Vice MaYor Ferrell. Under discussion, Vice Mayor Ferrell referred to opening this to public comments as he would like this to be as public as possible and Mayor Zimmerman asked if anyone wished to express an opinion on this ordinance tonight. Mr. Ralph Marchese, 1901 Roma Way, referred to the Council members putting in a lot of time and stated he thinks the raise is well deserved. Mrs. Boroni then took a roll call vote on the motion as follows: Councilman Warnke - Aye Mayor Zimmerman - Aye Vice Mayor Ferrell - Aye Councilman Cassandra - Nay Motion carried 3-1. Resolutions Proposed Resolution No. 84-ZZZ - Re: Adopting 1984/85 Pay Plan Mr. Doney read proposed Resolution No. 84-ZZZ by title: A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA, ADOPTING PAY PLAN FOR FISCAL YEAR 1984/85 AND ESTABLISHING JOB DESCRIPTIONS FOR CERTAIN MUNICIPAL POSTS Councilman Cassandra stated he believes discussion is in order since this was just received. Mr. Cheney agreed the package is big, but mostly covers job descriptions which we discussed. There have been some job descriptions changed, grade changes and some new descriptions, which were all part of the budget. The main part of this resolution addresses the employees' benefits in the city as they are recommended - 17 - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA OCTOBER 16, 1984 to be amended for the coming year. of the resolution: He then read section 1 "That the municipal employees' Pay Plans A and B attached hereto are hereby adopted, ratified and approved for all City employees with the exception of the bargaining members of the Police and Fire Departments. Plan A is an approximate 4% increase over the present pay plan and will be effective retroactive to October 4, 1984, and Plan B, an additional 2% increase over Plan A, will be effective June 6, 1985. Pay Plans A and B include a L-6 Step as an addition to previous pay plans." Mr. Cheney stated this is his proposal for adjustment to the city pay plan for the coming year. It was also under discussion for employees for this coming year as benefits to have an additional holiday in January known as Martin Luther King, Jr. Day and second, the addition of a dental plan for city employees, which we hope would be in effect around January 1985. That particular plan calls for obtaining pro- posals from many insurance companies. The proposal is the city would pay the total cost of the employees' share of the dental plan and $7 of the family portion of the dental plan for those who desire to join. The dental plan has been talked about for many years and is becoming more prevalent. He explained how it is an incentive to employees for taking care of their teeth. These proposals are funded within the approved budget. Mr. Cheney continued that as he indicated earlier this evening, he deleted from the agenda the two matters of pay adjustments for the Police and Fire Departments. Both of those departments have been negotiating with him for some time. Both departments had a meeting last evening and rejected his proposal for a contract settlement for the coming year. They continue to work under the present contract extended. He assumes they will want to meet again. The indication is they will be asking to meet again and we will continue to negotiate to see if we can find a resolu- tion for the current situation where we can get together with the union in some way. He did have a counter offer from the Police Department today and he indicated he could not accept nor recommend, but would tell the Council what it was. Their counter offer was somewhat different than their offer yesterday, which was to receive 4% adjustment effec- tive this month and an additional 3% adjustment effective in June; he previously offered 2%. Today, the counter offer was they would like a 10% adjustment for the coming year. - 18- REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA OCTOBER 16, 1984 He suggested that was not particularly responsive to what we had been talking about and would not recommend it this year because the money is not available. Councilman Cassandra moved to accept Resolution No. 84-ZZZ adopting the 1984/85 pay plan for city employees excluding the union police and fire members. Councilman Warnke seconded the motion. No discussion. Mrs. Boroni took a roll call vote on the motion as follows: Mayor Zimmerman - Aye Vice Mayor Ferrell - Aye Councilman Cassandra - Aye Councilman Warnke - Aye Motion carried 4-0. Other Ratification of Police Union Contract DELETED Ratification of Fire Union Contract DELETED Approve contract for Beach Cleaning Services with Universal Beach Services Corp. Mr. Cheney informed the Council the scope of services are well defined and are expanded from our original agreement with the company. Our original 1984-85 budget proposal allowed for six cleanings per month at a cost of $6,178. This contract calls for two cleanings per week at an annual cost of $7,800. The budget will require an additional $1,622. Please note that the cost per cleaning has been reduced from $85.80 to $75.00. With the near completion of our renovation project, the increased service Is recom- mended. We have found Universal Beach Services Corp. to be competent and reliable and recommend approval of the contract. We will take additional funds by re-allocating funds in the Recreation Department. He thinks this makes sense and will probably come back to the Council about cleaning the rest rooms more frequently. Mayor Zimmerman referred to receiving a lot of requests on this particular item and stated for the small additional cost, he thinks it is a worthy project. - 19 - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA OCTOBER 16, 1984 Councilman Warnke moved to approve the contract with Universal Beach Services Corp. as presented, seconded by Councilman Cassandra. Under discussion, Mr. Doney referred to section 9-B on page 3 and pointed out that something seemed to be missing and advised he proposes to make the addition to give either party the right to cancel with thirty days notice. That would be added subject to their approval and if not approved, it would come back to the Council. Councilman Warnke amended his motion to include these stipulations, seconded by Councilman Cassandra. Motion carried 4-0. Renew contract with Joyce Environmental - Aquatic Weed Program Mr. Cheney informed the Council this was previously done once per month, but was reduced last year to ten times per year. He is now recommending going back to twelve months. He is also recommending continuing for another month or two with the treatment of the couple canals which we discussed putting on a special assessment project which is being discussed. He recommends approval of this contract. There is a 9% increase in the rate over last year. The monthly rate is $995 compared to $915. He suspects it was increased because of chemical costs. This is a good company and used by most people. Even with the increased price, it is still recommended and he believes it is worthwhile. Councilman Cassandra moved to accept the City Manager's recommendation for this new contract with Joyce Environmental for the aquatic weed program. Councilman Warnke seconded the motion. No discussion. Motion carried 4-0. Accept & File Negotiated Sale Disclosure Statement Mr. Cheney referred to this coming up last week at the spe- cial meeting regarding reselling of the bonds for the golf course and stated it has now been prepared. It is simply a matter of accepting, so officially it is in the records to make the sale of the bonds complete. In the first line, it should be 1984A. Vice Mayor Ferrell made a motion to accept this negotiated sale disclosure statement, seconded by Councilman Warnke. No discussion. Motion carried 4-0. Consider land development regulations - Civic land dedica- tion for referral to Planning & Zoning Board - 20 - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA OCTOBER 16, 1984 Mr. Cheney referred to the Melear tract annexation dedi- cating property for public use and explained how this was based on that to have everyone participate in the same way. He added this is similar to our current ordinance for recreation land, but this is for non-recreation land. He explained how this recognizes that we have other needs and the current facilities must be expanded. If the Council is in favor, it should be referred to the Planning & zoning Board for review and then will come back to the City Council. Councilman Warnke questioned the maintenance of this dedi- cated property and Mr. Cheney replied that with dedicating it to the city, the city would own it and maintain it. We would have the choice of accepting land or money. Councilman Warnke stated he was uncomfortable with Paragraph F on Page 4 and questioned why we should commit ourselves at the time of development. Mr. Annunziato explained how this would give the applicant a guarantee and would be part of the mechanism of the procedure. Mr. Doney added there is the same identical provision in the recreation ordinance. Mr. Cheney suggested it could be changed to read shall be commenced and/or built. Mr. Doney referred to this ordi- nance being challenged and stated to support such a taking of property or money, we must tell the people what we are going to do with it. Councilman Warnke moved to refer the Civic Land Dedication/ Development Ordinance to the Planning & Zoning Board for their consideration. Vice Mayor Ferrell seconded the motion and it carried 4-0. Approve Project Agreement for State Aquatic Plant Control Funds Mr. Frederick informed the Council this is a D.N.R. grant project which makes funds available to municipalities to receive money from the state. The state will reimburse the city 18% of our expenditures. We just have to submit invoices showing we spend money for chemicals. Vice Mayor Ferrell made a motion to approve this agreement, seconded by Councilman Warnke. Motion carried 4-0. Consider Ordinance "Definition of Family" for referral to Planninq & Zoning Board Mayor Zimmerman asked if this meant a family could not have more than five children and Mr. Doney clarified that it is - 21 - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA OCTOBER 16, 1984 saying there cannot be more than five unrelated. Mr. Doney advised the current family definition would not be enfor- ceable. It prohibits certain people from living together which cannot be prohibited. Mr. Doney then read the old and new definitions for family. Councilman Cassandra clarified that if they are related by blood or marriage, there could be 25 people living in a house; but if not related by blood or marriage, they could not have more than five. Mrs. Wilda Searcy came forward and asked if this would apply to people living in apartments and Mr. Doney replied an apartment would be one unit and allow one family. Mrs. Searcy asked if only one bathroom per house would be allowed and Mr. Doney replied that is covered by the building code. He clarified that this prohibits more than five people unre- lated from living together. Mrs. Searcy referred to enfor- cement and Councilman Cassandra replied that it would be done by Code Enforcement Officers. He told about a complaint of eleven to twelve people living in a single family house instigating this. Mrs. Searcy asked if this covers the entire city and Councilman Cassandra replied affir- matively. At this time, Councilman Warnke announced that he would like the audience to know that Mrs. Searcy took matters into her own hands and made a playground for children in her neigh- borhood. Councilman Cassandra moved to pass this onto the Planning & Zoning Board for their review, seconded by Vice Mayor Ferrell. Motion carried 4-0. Board of Adjustment Councilman Cassandra referred to a recent applicant to the Board of Adjustment re-applying because the code does not include a one year requirement and moved to request the City Attorney to write an ordinance to put a one year requirement on re-applying for an application to the Board of Adjustment. Councilman Warnke seconded the motion. No discussion. Motion carried 4-0. - 22- REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA OCTOBER 16, 1984 OLD BUSINESS Response to previous City Council requests for information: Consider request to close Ocean Drive between Leisure- ville and Lake Boynton Estates Mr. Cheney reported the City Attorney's office has been reviewing the law and various court cases on this matter. They have asked for some information, study and engineering opinions as to the nature of this street regarding the whole transportation network. The reports will be submitted and the City Attorney will make a judgment. He told about the County Engineering Department and Police Department taking counts and advised this information will be submitted with additional staff comments relative to the traffic and deve- lopment situation in this area. A report will be compiled as soon as possible so the Council wiil have the complete information and legal opinion regarding the action to take. Mr. Doney added that generally roads can be vacated or closed, but typically it is alleyways or roads which have no use in the scheme of the overall city plan. He needs to do more research on this. Another factor which did come in is the impact on emergency vehicles. Mr. Cheney agreed that it is a complicated situation and there is also the question of where to close it. Councilman Cassandra asked if Mrs. Mills was satisfied with the report given by the City Manager and Mrs. Mills replied affirmatively. Mr. A1 Polak, 645 West Ocean Avenue, representing the Lake Boynton Estates Property Owners Association, stated they are not in favor of closing Ocean Drive. He told how the closing of this street would result in it being dangerous for the children walking to school and delay of emergency vehicle services. The Police Dept. does an efficient job and has even ticketed Leisureville residents for speeding in that area° Councilman Warnke referred to this possibly being.subject to a public hearing and Mr. Cheney agreed that would be required. Mayor Zimmerman stated the Council will await the further report. Information covering landscaping requirements for single family homes Mr. Cheney reported that we do not have requirements for landscaping individual single family homes. It is very seldom a.problem and he explained. He doesn't recommend taking this on and developing standards. Mayor Zimmerman added that he believes the Community Appearance Board is working on a revision of the ordinance for landscaping and they are including something concerning single family homes. - 23- REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA OCTOBER 16, 1984 Mrs. Wilda Searcy questioned what was going to be done about the new house in her area which does not have any landscaping and Mayor Zimmerman replied that without an ordinance or anything in the code, we cannot do anything about it except possibly have the weeds removed by the owner. Information concerning complaint of Mrs. Elizabeth Jenkins Mr. Cheney read his report dated October 16, 1984. Mrs. Elizabeth Jenkins came forward and advised that Mrs. Moore has gotten in touch with her and some work has been done. She has been assured this will be taken care of by the Housing Authority. She was told that she was in violation with having a car parked in her yard, but there has been a car sitting on the street without a tag which was overlooked by Mrs. Moore. She told about things being cleaned up and plans to improve her property. NEW BUSINESS Special Assessment District - Canal Maintenance (Tabled) Mr. Cheney requested this to be left on the table. ADMINISTRATIVE Consider funds for proposed appraisal at Wastewater Treatment Plant (Tabled) Councilman Warnke moved to take this off the table, seconded by Vice Mayor Ferrell. Motion carried 4-0. Mr. Cheney distributed a report received this afternoon. He thinks this package includes the proposed agreement to be signed by the two cities with Shell Oil Company. The pro- posed agreement calls for an exchange of land. The suggestion is if Shell Oil Company agrees with this contract and the terms of it, we would then have an appraisal made which would not exceed $3,000 to be sure the land being swapped is equal in value. This was prepared after the last South Central Board meeting where it was agreed that a land swap would be the way to go. Councilman Cassandra stated at the board meeting, we had an appraisal for a piece of land to buy. We decided a second appraisal was in order to make sure the price was proper. Then, at the last Council meeting, Delray Beach had pledged - 24 - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA OCTOBER 16, 1984 additional money for an appraisal which he disagreed with by doing something without the board's discussion. He questioned if the recommendation was now to go along with this appraisal? Mr. Cheney informed him at the last board meeting, the matter was approved that would call for the two cities taking ownership of the strip in front of the board's pro- perty and would give up ownership of an appropriate amount of land at the south end of the currently owned board pro- perty. The idea is the board would own the frontage and do what they want with it and Shell Oil Co. would own the land to the south of the current property tied into land which they already own south of there. Councilman Cassandra questioned the purpose of this $3,000 and Mr. Cheney informed him this $3,000 is to look at the land in front and compare with the land already appraised at the south ~nd to make sure it is equal. Councilman Warnke clarified that our cost would be $1,500 and it is recom- mended that the appraisal not be performed until Shell Oil Company has accepted the contract. Mr. Cheney agreed this would give Mr. Federspiel the authorization to go ahead if Shell accepts the offer and another board meeting would not be required. The Council still has to give final approval of this agreement because we own half the property. Councilman Warnke made a motion that the City Council of Boynton Beach go on record approving the concept of using $1,500 in conjunction with $1,500 from Delray Beach and authorize Mr. Federspiel to negotiate and expedite, but not get an appraisal ahead of time. Councilman Cassandra seconded the motion. No discussion. Motion carried 4-0. Consider replacement for Lester Ackley - Boynton Beach Firemen's Pension Fund - Vice Mayor Robert Ferrell Vice Mayor Ferrell did not have a nomination and requested this to be left on the table. Accept resignation from Donald McKone - Community Redevelopment Agency - Councilman Samuel L. Wright Councilman Warnke moved to table, seconded by Councilman Cassandra. No discussion. Motion carried 4-0. ADJOURNMENT Councilman Warnke moved to adjourn, seconded by Councilman Cassandra. Motion carried 4-0 and the meeting was properly adjourned at 10:10 P. M. - 25 - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA OCTOBER 16, 1984 CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA ATTEST: Councilman Councilman Council~n City Clerk Re~cor~di ng ~ecretary Three Tapes) - 26 - AGENDA October 16~ 1984 CONSENT AGENDA - ADMINISTRATIVE Approval of Bills: Dale's Paint & Body Shop Pay from 1983/84 Budget---001-195-519-4©-49 Nalco Chemical Company Ultrion for Water Treatment Plant Pay from 1983/84 Budget~--401-332-533-30-65 Urban Design Studio Third monthly installment pursuant to agreement dated 7/18/84 Section VII, Subsections A & B Pay from CQmmunity Redev. Agency Fund---621-136-513-40-62 Palm Beach County School Board To operate a Community School Program at Congress Middle School Pay from General Fund---001-721-572-40-99 Holmac International Corp. Oil & Lub. for Equipment Maintenance Pay from General Fund---1983/84 Budget---001-193-519-30-21 I.B.M. Corporation System 36 monthly installment for Oct. 1984 Pay from General Fund---001-133-513-60-7B J.L.H. Associates Professional Planning Services & Expert Witness Research for City of Boynton Bch. regarding V.S.H. Realty. Pay from 1983/84 Budget---001-141-514-40-6L Wm. M. Mercer-Meidinqer, Inc. Reconciliation of Services Rendered from 8/1/83 - 7/31/84 Pay from 1983./84 Budget---611-137-513-20-29 Lanier Business Products Maintenance Agreements for microfilm camera & reader/printer Pay from General Fund---001-122-512-40-33 1,104.49 9,936. 5,000. 4,000. 1,573. 4,445. 1,631. 2,472.0 1,125.0 COUNCIL APPROV~ Meet~ns: ~ CD CD 2 ): 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. -2- South Central Regional Wastewater Treatment Board City's portion for litigation re: Pines of Delray North Pay from 1983/84 Funds---403-000-169-12-00 $ 11,077.44 Twin Construction, Inc. Appl. ~7 Public Beach Renovation Project Pay from B.B. Rec. & Mun. Beach Imp. Fund Pay from t983/84'Funds---303-000-169-33-00 159,586.0£ South Central Regional Wastewater Treatment Board City's portion for Plant Expansion Project ~00780E Pay from 1983/84 Funds---403-000-169-12-00 33,312.4~ CPT In Palm Beach Maintenance Agreements CPT Equipment Pay from General Fund---001-121-512-40-99 001-122-512-40-33 $2,544.00 1,596.00 4,140. Of Russell & Axon Profession services rendered on various projects Pay from Utility General Fund 1983/84 Funds 403-000-169-01-0053,343.82 403-000-169-11-00 2,632.17 403-000-220-73-00 1,546.15 $7,522.14 7,522. Isiah Andrews Driver for Senior Citizens Club 4 wks. Pay from Federal Revenue Sharing--- 320-641-564-40-5A Per Ordinance ~73-15, passed 5/15/73 280.8C Willie Ruth McGrady Server for Senior Citizens Club 4 wks Pay from Federal Revenue Sharing---320-641-564-40-5A Per Ordinance ~73-15, passed 5/15/73 268.8C South Central Reqional Wastewater Treatment Board Services rendered in connection with treatment and disposal of wastewater for month of September, 1984 Pay from 1983/84 Budget---401-353-535-40-91 70,641.05 The bills described have been approved and verified by the department heads involved; checked and approved for payment by the Finance Department. Director of Finance I therefore recommend payment of thes~s. Pe~r L. &eney7 City Ma~er 07. CUR HECK t~ VENOOR CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH PAGE I R E N T M ON T H C HE C K S . .VENDOR NAME..:]":-::.. .. .-: .:::.:S.CHECK DATE -TOT. 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ADA 9/01/94 2 88.7' 9/01/84 329.4'~ 9/01/84~'-:-" ........ 1'-~ 286-'-5! g/G1/84' 303.3 9/o1/8,s, 91.2; 9/O~/S~ ............ 9/3 0/84 'CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH 07 C K S CHECK DATE 27873 4500Z4 FRANK SMITH 27874 450005 MARY TENK 27875 Z025!5 LEE THOMAS :-'.'27877 . . = :..~90028 ~-'-:':.::'~C .ARTHU~:'.NATER5 ': :..: .:-::' :-':: ::-Z 78 7 8' -~. '.: :";:: :,?~:-;; Z 66900 ¥-.: :~ ;/.];M [ L DR E D '-;':~'?": Z U A R T ~; "::~??; ' "' "' :'--:" . .'-. :; PAGE Z TOTAL AMOUNT.'.': 9/01/8,+ z38.9 9'/0i/e4 ............ 16 g ,,,.9 ( ::7To '"" 27879 020500 BRADFORD BAXLEY - - 9/01/84, 593. 27880 330003 'JOHN GARDNER 9/01/84 1,915.4`i 27881 096351 NOAH HU DDLESTON 9/01/84 979oi4 27885 ZgG690 :"THEODORE SORG 9/01/8~ 27896 "081650 HAROLD HERRING 9/01/8~ " 27892 'ZZZT95 · LORRAiNe' VICKZ '. - 9/0~/8~ - 929.0,~ " .. 27893 235~95 CURTIS E. WRIGHT 9/01/8~ 27~98 '38000Z VERA LE~[S · . ' 9/0[/8~ '3~6.5~ " 27900 'ZOZ~2 THE CREDIT UNION Or PALM 9/0II8~. ' 657.0~ 27917 011205 ADAPT0 STEEL PRODUCTS 8/31/8~ 1,3ZI.9~CR 27918 01377~ LOUIS ALLIS DRIVES & S/31/8~ --~'80-37'-'-:?]~Ui1205~ Ti7>AD-APTU-TE'T EEL~' PRODUCTS ..................... 8/3 I/BN ................ '28038 .-.. 013779 : LOUIS ALLIS DR'IVES & . 8/31/8~ 28039 -.'...330015 :..'-DAVID T, ' GALLOWAY 8/31/8~ 1,953.1; 2-80 '~ ' -1-96199 ...... STONEHA-VEN .......... ' ............. g/O~/8~ ZSO~i 03~66~ CONGRESS CENTER 9/0~/8~ 9 1G. 51 ~8042 38001~ CLIFFORD LEWIS 9/05/.B~ 280~ ' 033529 ALLEN C, CLARK 9/05/8~ 780~5 ZZl~86 JAMES W. VA.4Cc, P.A 9/06/8~ Z,831.6, 280~7 ~00015 2ICMA~O OONOVAN 9/07/8~ 28050 ~0335 RICHARD ROSS 9/07/8~ 28051 450027 LONNIE SULLIVAN 9/07/8~ ~65.5~ 28053 49000~ ~OJ CI'ECHOWSK [, RAY 9/07/8~ 712.5~ CITY DF BDYNTON BEACH CURRENT MONTH CHECKS PAGE '3055 .063762 FLORIDA NATIONAL ~ANK 9/07/8~ _8056 072815 CLAIRE GIRT MAN 9/07/8~ 1~8.75 2806~) 013-?~-~ "~O.B-ERT K. ALSOFROM, PH. O 28061 01`,2~0 - .ISIAH ANDREWS 28062 020100 B '& H SALES 28063. :. '. -'!'~.;-:02.0160 .2 8o: z'o: 1' 28066' 020/+55 28057 -021700 28058 ' Z 8064 2 BARRON'S BETHESOA MEMORIAL HoSpITA 9/07/8`, 190.00 9/07/8~ 56.16 9/07/8~ 9.588.00 71.oo ].].o.oo 023818 B'LUM.3ERG PHOTO SOUND CO 9/07/8`, ' r;'. ~-:.~""02 ~700 '.; ;~;~ BOY NT~~~--.':GL ASS.]::'F.,. BODY.' -.,..:.~, :..::: :::~/707/8'~.- z o73 _)807/+ 0255 80 , I~C', 026370 DR. JAMES E. BUFFAN 9/07/8~ 030298 'JUDY CALANDRA 9/07/8/+ 9 _)8060 105.39 6~062,69 8085 8086 033657 CLK OF COURTS-SUPPORT OEP 9/07/8`, 033658 CLK OF COURTS-SUPPORT OEP 9/07/8z~ - ....~'..033661 .'.:~-::~ OF.COURIS-SUPPORT 'DEP ii~..'!;.: O 3366z~ ::i 'ii?ii i~E ~: ..'. O'F:;''~ c"o:U ~T.S~:SU P PD '033665':.::':'.?.CLK".':O~::-COURTS'~SUPPORT OEP'.:-:'" ' 9/07/8~ 0 33 666 CLK OF --~O:k~-S- 034578 COLONIAL ANIMAL HOSPITAL 9/07/84 03~60~ COMMERCIAL HYDRAULICS E P 9/07/8~ 1~563i'5 ...... :-:]~I [[~-C'U'RR-I-E~[ FORD-tN 88 -'0`,'1~05 DEALERS-COST CORP' 9 ' 0z,/+750 DOUBLEDAY.. & CO~' - .............. 053 70 Z ........ :E ['P'EX-- I N-C~ ................ 28091 0555~9 ERNST & WHINNEY 062820 FIREMEN'S RELIEF & PENSIO lZ~2.65 2.33.33 ZOoO0 7~. O0 37,00 27,00 38,11 Z 80r93 ...... ---063000 '--'F'I'S HER --S'C I EN T ZF I C ....................... 9/07/8Z~ ........... Z~I.Z ;'8£ 2809/+ 063715 FLORIDA DIESEL TRUCK & IN 9/07/8`, 82,35 ~8095 063779 FLORIDA .SERVICE ENGINEERS ~?~-8~6 ..............063780 .... F'EO'RI D'A--P-~ER--&" LIGHT--' CO~ ............ 9/07/82+- ......... 8097 05/+597 FOUNDATION OF CALIFORNIA 9/07/8~ 065553 FRATERNAL ORDER OF POLICE 9/07/8~ ...... -065622 ....... DENNIS-FRONR'ATH- CHEVROLET '- 9/07/82e .... 070355 GALE RESEARCH CO. 9/07/8~ 071581 ..GEO-TEC, INC. 9/07/8z~ .... --075652 .... D~V'i D-' ['~"-G U T'~RI'~ ....................... 9/07/~4 080`,Z~ HARD,~'IVES OF DELRAY, INC. 9/07/8~ 080`,25 HAND' S 9/07/8/+ 70.0C 3,570.1 ................. 22 ~5~ 61Z.9C 480.0£ 15 701 3,600.0( 35.1( 100 O1 9/3018~ ' CITy 07 CURRENT OF 80YNTON BEACH MONTH CH E C K S PAGE 28107 090108 ICMA RETIREMENT CORPo 9/07/82~ 1,_~Iq-,,8; ' .:2810-8: .i*.~:-.!:-~',~ 745.0! ~-:::::~:;. ," . .;, :. ;~ ', ... : .:. :: ~ '.~.::':. ~':::. : ':., -.. 28112 '28113 28117 28118 28119 I15595 ".~OR:RAINE KRUPOWIES . , , 1204-10 LAMAR UNIFORMS 9/07/8 z~ 122911 :OYO'S '-.X30205 MIT PRESS 9/07/8N 130~00 MANHATTAN TROPHIES 9/07/8~ 2812G 28125 -:'~:.".~;28t2 7 13168N METRIC INC. 1327~1 MICROCOMPUTER INDEX 9/07/84 1327.7i 'MILEER OOOGE 28129 160373 28130 180392 2813I 160~23 PALM 8EACH BRAKE ~ WHEEL P,B. C2UNTY SOLID WASTE PAN AM SUPPLIES 183.7 3 55. "Z 813 ~ 720 ~:-::':;;!i::::' 2813~* 161720 PETTY CASH WATER g SEWER 9/07/8A- 28135 165308 PRENTIC E-HALL ~ INC. 9/07/8~ 28136 180~96 RANGER CONST~UCTIOH INDUS 9/07/8~ 350.8 28138 ~-':~:":~:':'~82800..?~:.:/:~INKE~'MATERIALS:'~:C~Rp~'-.: ':- ..... 9JOT/B~ "' 5.Z~'~' 28I 39 [":.'?.;! 90~00 --~":?..SALT ..WATER SPQRTSMAN "': ',:/:~' ' 9/07/8~ ' ' ' - : .... I8.0 ----2-81 ~O i-g'l'og ~' ..... --JOSEP-N--SCI-D-RTt'NO 9/OTZS'~ ' 28t~I 191520 SEACAEST VETERINARY CENTE 9/07f8~ 263.!~ 281~2 - 192760 SILVER BURDETT 9/07/8~ I3.0 --2-8'1 ~ 3 .... ~1-9-~ 7 I-5"-~S0 UTH E~I~'T~-~[[C R-EE~-~'~OD O -9 2814~ 196035 :::;-STATE O~'KANSAS :DEPT. OF 28145 196052 ";'~:.'STANLEY :S/EE~E~ CA~PET 9/07/9~ s u N ~ H z N ~ A R T i ST~---O~-S~-,i-; ............... 9/0 281~7 202539 THOMPSON-HAY~AAD CHEmICaL 9/07/8~ 281~8 205~I0 TRA~L FORD TRACTOR CO. g/07/8~ ~'8I ~g ...... 206960 T N [ H-- CDNS'TRUCT ION~--INC ..... ~ ......... g/07%8~ 28150 210I~b USCM DEFERRED COMP. PRO. - g/OT/5~ ' ~,505.5~ ' 2815I 210150 U,S, POSTMASTER .' =?. ' 9/07/8~ . .Z.to~O~ ' .... ~1 52 2 ~6392 .... U-N-~"~ A'-X- ............................. ~-%07~8 ~ 28153 ' 216399 UNITED STEEL ERECTORS INC 9/07/~ 21,~9. 2815~ 216~10 UNITED WAY OF PALM, ~CH. 9/07/8~ 8 9}30/~4` CITY gF BOYNTON BEACH 07 C U R R E N T M 0 N T H C H-E C K S --2-8-1-55 ..... Z-3 -0 ~-00 - --CH A-R-L-E S WA L DNER-~-~. O. ' "'3156 230~50 BiLL WALLACE FORD INC. 18157 23 q-625 ' J.J.Ao WOLF -28'i5'8 ............ 32'0006-'---~' 0OR' A~'-FO R M%NE K~T-.: - 28159 28160' 28162 4~60024` .TEAMSTERS' LOCAL 'UNION NO. 'r-t700 O 3 - .:'" P c T-,,. R V'mR SEN '-:::,. :;'::::: .-"'~;<'i:;:.¥.:,-:":: ..... ' -.i ..... :.. ~:i 130928 DON ,HO CAMMON 28006q- -WILLIAM BLUE JR, 320029 RICHARD FREED PAGE 5 CHECK DATE 9/07/8~ 9/07/8~ 9/10/3 ~. 9/10/~- TOTAL AMOUNT 8o1. ot .... !f-: 1 ~O17.0E 100°8.] 28168 ' Z 8169 '-.0628/*0 FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH 034`913 CORAL GABLES FEDERAL Li '-]?:::7 ~ 9/11/84` 7e565 L1 79/I1/8~.. 032g01 CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH 033629 ALLEN Co CLARK 9/13/84` 202~42 THE CREDIT UNION. O~ PALM 9/13/8~ S b'4U E L !8180 290016 CARL COLSON 9/14/8.4- 603'03 :8181 063762 FLORIDA NATIONAL BANK ~ .... 9/1~/8~ 30,559,3~J '.81~5 OlO~O~ ACTION SOLT S TOOL CO. '.8186 014030 AMERICAN LIBRARY ASSOC. 9/1~/8~ llO*OC;R .~I86 014030 AMERICAN.:LI2RARY ASSOC. 28189 · ;~ 8.190 281 92 8I 93 81 95 L8196 8198 8199 ~00 8201 8202 015561 015990 02044`0 021530 BEANE EXTERMINATING CD. 021625 .RDBERT ~ENTLEY~ INC. --~24730 ......... ' ........ BDYNTD,i BEACH RETIREMENT 024`765 BOYNTO~ GUN [ LOCK~ INC, 030185 CoK,'S LDCKSHOP~ INC. 030298 JUDY CALANDRA 030551 RO,~ER CASH ARTIC AIR CONDITIONING ATLANTIC COAST FiRE EQUIP THE -BAK'ER-'"~-"TAY[OR-CO. ' ........... g/14/84 18~7.50 g/14/84 18= °50 9/I4/~4 255'00 9/14/84 17-02 gtl~lS~ 3oo- OO 9/1~/84 51-92 ' 9/14/8.~ ............... ZO,OO 9/14/B4 ~8'00 031602 THE CENTER FOR FAMILY SER 9/1~+/$4 ' /.18-00 031700 ...... P~ RRY [E-~SS,N--A" ............................................ 9/i47,3~ ........ : ................. t 32'~0~ 032~17 CHEM-PACE CORP. 9/1~/8~ 355180 032~75 CHILDREN'S MUSEUM , 9/14/8.4 9~30/84 CITY ,OF BOYNTON BEACH PAGE 50? CURRENT MONTH CHECKS .:' 'i CHECK ~.- i,~.. J& :, :H,_C?~.; ,.. VENDOR* ~ VENOO,R NAME -: ~.);~,~. · .::,..:!: . .... ..~ . .- ...,.. . - . . .... ~8~0-'~- ....... =-0328~ 7 ~--~-i-T ~-O~"~-O~'N~ O~-"B'~ A C-~- ........ 2820~ 033~3t THOMAS A. CLARK 28205 033657 C-LZ OF COURTS-SUPPORT OEP "~'8206 ....... 0~]55~ ..... 'CLK 'OF'"-C-OURTS-SUPPORT OEP DATE TOTAL AMOUNT 9/14/94 74.,,00 g/l~/-~' .......... 37.00 12o00 28210 033666 CLK OF COURTS-SUPPORT OEP 2821I 03~942 COUNTYWIOE ELECTRIC MOTOR Z8207' ' 033661 : 'CLK OF COU~TS-SUPPORT OEP 9114t84 28208':- :'.:.03366~ :~-::.'~!!CLK OF'COURTS-SUPPORT OEP i. . 9114184 .... '_ 37.00 28209 '' ..... ~"~6-~-~L-k-7-~-~T'~U~PO~"T-~E-~- ' '~t~"7'8~-~: ~Z.O0 036237 Z8215 '.040508 282~6 0 4~750 053900 062820 063700 28221 DR. JEFFREY DAVIS M.D. DEC IS ION 'OATA COMPUTER CO .FI~E .EXT.' SERVICE EDAY ~ CO. JOHN B. OUNKLE EM~,,~EA~Y MEDICAL ~ SAFET ~-C. RAILWAY CO. FIREMEN'S RELIEF ~ PENSIO FLORIDA BRAKE F~ TRUCK PAR ;lNG ':. [ £: R E'S E A R c. H.:':'Ci]i :: ~;:~3 RDTHE RS. ';f::!:!::..:. ' .. '...:' :6 Z, 28227 HEADWEAR 071581 GEO-TEC~ INC. 28233 074560 GOLF E TENNIS '28234 080309 HALSEY'S g/14/84 42. O0 g/14/~4 535.o0 -9/i-4:? .s 4 ....... 7' ............ ~ 9114184 9114/84 9114/94 9/14/84 9114/84 9/'t~/84 9/14/8~ 9114/84 9/14/84 9114184 9/14/84 9ti4/84 9 / 14/~ 4 9/14/84 9/I4/84 9/14/84 .' . 1,41'5.0~ 84'°9 280.0 ~,263o2 19,,91 299.5( · '~'..' 81~31 .... i-273 - O i 171.6: ZgOo2~ ..'.:-:28~5: ..,~:;:~!?j!~:;~08031O -:...-:..'~'.~. ALS.~Y E. GRIF~ITH~INC ' ..... :i28~36 -':-.]?:.;08042~ i':.:!]!?HAROR. IVES OF' DELRAY 28237 -.:'i'/:i.?080429 :'i:'!;:!i:HAaPER ~ ROW PUBL[SHERS 28239 2~2-~-i -'28~2 42 2~.243 28~244 9/1~78 z~ ............... 3 85~'-2 ~ 9/lZ~/82~ 224.6' 9114/34 40.4, 08'15 82-:H E CT O R-~'O R'F-'-'~'--~-~R O E N~'-IN C:~ ........ 9 / l ~/~4 ................. l'04~-Z 081541 HERE'S FRED GOLF CO INC 9/1~/84 176.5 .084623 HOLLY ACCUMULATOR C ELECT 9/14/84 666.9 '."::-.090103 ":'.:I.S.M- CORP. 9/i~/84 8,590.6 28245 282'46 282~7 28248 50 28251 28252 094218 INFORMATION TRANSFORH INC 09422I INGRAM 094~OI"---I~TE~N'~'T'i~NA~"'CITY MANAGE 104498 HOHARO JOHNSON'S MOTOR LO 104653 Lo KlM JONES~ P.E. 1 i'5595 ....... 121654. LESCO PRODUCTS 12 i7~0 SALLY LEWIS 9/14/84 9/14/84 9/14184 9114134 20.0 72.0 5IIoO 10-. 0 184.6 20.0 CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH C U R R E N T M O N T H C H E :....:.. :: :'.i:i: ..'~ .':?:.::.::'!':i:~i.::.!~:]:i!i'!ii::.i::::i::i::i::!i.::.::.<:;'.i::i~ ..... ':.i:~. '. ~.:::::i:]~i. -- ::-.:.. 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PRO. ?:COMMO'NITYCOLLEG 19 8 5-0~---7 l "' - 3'281.70 ' 116.67 1-5-~-. 9-6 lOoOO 190.OD -83 .-7-9 9~155o5.8 130.00 9-63-.-3-0 946.00 200,00 4~2:-0 0 727.26 I6.95 48. O0 23053.B WATER RESOURCES CORP. 9/14/~4 23466q- TIM N03D CORPo 9/lq-/8~- BURY CH- M I C'A-[:-CO, ................... -971473 ~ ::'?~'::241'595 .. XEROX CORPORATION 9/14/84 :::-':251520 '-"ZEE MED'ICAL:.SUPPLIES 9/I~/~ ~Z o 0 o 5- .......CAT H-E~ ~tooos CHa~ST]P~ER Y~NNUZZI ~Zg7 530125 A. HOME SERVICE VACUUF! 9,/1~-/84 30.00 f299 :":"' "':530127 '-SHERYL L';,... AK/RLEY ' ' 9/14-/84 68'00 302 530130 RAYMOND ASTARI TA 9/I 4/8~- 15.00 5~0190 BOYNTON LAKES ., 9/14/84- 309.32 . 9/30/8Z~ CITY OF BOYNTON 8EACH 07 CURRENT MONTH CHECKS "'"!' : ' '"" :': J' ' · ~ _'-L . V~ .~. . .......... H~CK.~- :- ~-NDOR .... ':::-VENDOR NAME .:-:-..::.:-:-!. :..i ........... ~ .... CHECK DATE 28305 5~0~29 ROBERT ~ARNES 28306 5~0~30 WILLIAM BECHTEOFF 28307 5~0~3I . RICK =B'ERR~ ....... 28308 ..... 540~3 :::"~:GRETCJEM 'BYRNES':.'.':~:::':{:.''. .:.:: .... Z 8309 .:. :: ::. :~':[~ 5~0 ~ ~ .': :::~.?'j. AME S'.~::]3A ' =' -:'"','::" ': ........ :':?' ..... 28]Ii 550335 EUGENE CALLAN 283t2 550335 VICTOR CAPOZIO " : .28314 .:..: 28315: 550340 -"D ARK ':550341 THEODORE COLLUM 550342 AN~ELA CRAFTON PAGE 28]:22 560)~ -~'-Z-~L~IS DIEU~ONNE 28323 5602~5 OSCAR J. DURAND 2832~ 5502~,S DANIEL WAYNE 28325 28328 590072 I CORP ~8.329 590~8 CHRIS G[GL]OTT[ 28330 590251 MICHAEL GAGNON 8 TOTAL A M OU NT 9/14-/$4 9/14/84 ~LA. 28334 590257 JOHN GILL 28335 590258 GREENTREE VILLAS CONDO 28336 590259 40HN GROVER 283~0 600272 OALE HAGEOORN 283~0 600272 DALE HAGE,DORN Z 83'41- 6 0 0 2 7'3-:- 7'~-A"B-G E~-T-?~R]E~CT? ~]-C~2- 283~Z ' 60027~ · JAMES .HAHPTON -:... 283~5 600277 JOSE HERNANDEZ ~83~6 600278 RO~E~T HOLN 283~8 600281 NICHOLAS J. HERRICK 28349 ' 620037 DORIS JEFFERSON -:' 28351 630ITZ LEE KAR~F SKY 28352 630173 CARL KENDRIC K' . 25.5£ 16.0C Zl 5o8! 9/14/84 25.50 1.09 9114184 9/14/84 '-97i-~-/8~-- :..-' . 9/1~/84 9/1~/84 133ozoj 60.00 1B.'O0 27'50 25-50 70-50 29.90 '8i%'~i5R---:--: 81.83' I~o25 IOZ~-- 51.00 ~7~b~ 5.33 3.00 9/14/84 153.50 9/lZ*/8 ~' 25.50 ..... 9/i ~'? ~-4. ...................... Z ~;4-b ............ IS.TO 26.4I 26.91 30.00 'g/30/.84 CITY gF BOYNTON BEACH IT. C U R R E N T M O N T H C H E C K S PAGE ~ECK ~ ~'~9354 630175 ~83 55 630176 28356 ............... ~4009~ 28357 ' ~0185 28360 6~0188 28B6i 6~0189 V,NDOR~ ..~- -VENDOR NAME - . ... .,: · CHECK DATE '.???;.::-~.:..?: :'. ' '.~..<-.?.:':.,. < .-:.-:., .,.. ;:... :': -:i -~: .?:,i;: >' : · -" "" ':'- ":: ..:: --' =:': ':' ' " GERALD KNOTT 9/1~/84 C. W. KUHFAHL . ..-LANDSCAPE '~ASTERS ... 9/1~/84 TOTAL ......STUART= -'-" =-'-M.~--'--L=OlS '~ ......... 97' 1-~.7 ;~--- -' .... ' .ALBERT LEE 9/1~/84 DOROTHY LEWIS 9/1 ~/8 ~* A MDUNT ~Z-2~--Z 10.50 45.50 484.75 3.00 26.~1 7.50 ~'8-~--5 ' ' 650314 -=-' -,..VER NON. MATTHEWS 9/1 ~/B 4 28366 '.650~62 MERRILL LYNCH RELOCATION 9/t~/84 650~68 MARLETTE BLDRS. INC. 9/1~/8~ 20.Z5 51.twI 22. R 650472 JE, R, ILLER 650~73 MRS. JANE MEYER 73 6504?5 'BRAD MORRIS i.:.', i:::~:,: 6 50 47 ~., ':;::::'L:.~ "So' .' ~ C ' ARTHUR i..',. :;,:: ::: 75 ..."::;-' 6504 MC' 'CLOSKEY 76 cHAEL 'MC ~78 650~80 DOUGLAS ~C SWAIN 8379 650~91 ERNEST MANDESE . .~5 o-~ 8z-~ R'AN K-~'gCCO -'" .. 28a~1 ';'...= :.~'-660~6B ~:?~=ANTHONY,"NATURALE'.~;'=<;== - . :' "<.::.':~'~::'~:~.:6600.59'-;-::/'~: ~OHN NZLES :'~?.::~;'~':"'.¥:.' .' .....-.,..;.... ,8~ 650071 ROSELLA M. NORTON 670065 ORIOLE HOHES CORP. 9/I~ 9/14/84 9/14/84 9/14/8z~ 9/14/84 1I..00 3.00 27.50 i.:: i 19.25 ZO .00 30.00 .... :?. "1-0;-5 0 51.30 Z23,.65 ~. 8396 .......... ;:--~-67.00-6'9 -~-:~ CHi RD'cO CB R YC K' 28387 -!.'6809228 .'*:::jOHN pAGLtARULO- ..... 28388 -:<6'80215 ; ANTONY A., PETRARCA --2-8389 ........ -"':-~SOZ 1 ~' - -p ET-E~'' p~C-'HE~A ................... 28390 680219 JULIAN P~TRICK 28391 680220 B~RN~RD PERRON 9/14/8~- 'I~Z.BC '9/1~./82~ ': 50.0C ................. 9/lrw-/8~' ............ ~ ..... ?~5C 9/I4/8z~ ZB.BC 9/1~/8z~ 60o0C 28393 2839 , ~;I-~ 83 9 5 .8~5 6 ? 0 2840I 28402 68022I--~-K E'I T'H 'P~RSE/S ................................ 91%C/8~ ...................... 25 ;-'5C 700083 ~ONT:O DEV. OF FLA. 9/I~/8~ 159.55 700169 RAINBOW LAKES-WATER CH~SE 9/I~/8~ 383.6 ....... 7:00Z3 Z ..... ~D"~ ARO ROg [LLARO 9] 1~/8~ ~; Z 7OOZ3Z ED,.A RC ROUILLARO 9/14/8~ I~.2 700243 GEORG5 ROSAL~S g/1~/34 10. .... 700244 ........ rRV I'4O RUSEL ............... ~0-199 SUNN~ SOUTH ESTATES 9/~/8~ 710469 NATHAN SANCHO , 9/1~/8~ lZ.8 9/30/84 CITY 3F BOYNTON BEACH PAGE 10 " OT C U R R E N T M O N T H C H TEC K S HEC~ ~ VENDOR' ~'~ DATE TOTAL 'AMOUNT ": ? to~:70 .......... b~,~-E'Y '-'.~-KqD-EAS- ..... ~" ................... ~'7-'i'~78 ~ TIO~Tl EDWARD SCHLUETER 9/I~/B~ ~5.50 284.04 28~I6 28~17 LIBRARY ASSOC. 9/1~/84. 290052 ],i.] l .:.:-..~.~L~:.] - ....... : ~ 023800 ,-!;" iRO.SS.;OF FLORIDA"'i';!'~:;'~=;=.i?"' - ' 4 08t'5~-Z JRF ~ ;AROEN, INC. ]4 210150 .S. POSTMASTER IS - · 2 84. 20 '-,-:.~i~i?';:.~i~ 7-50 24-'2. ". 284:2Z 750244 28423 770024. Z~4~ : '~ ' --2~W2-Y~' ........ ':::~9oo Z~Z8 Ot4Z~O 28~29 0!~030 '- 2-8~-3'~ Zg~3 ~ -':'~':':'~ -Z~3Z .-" :'~" ZB~33 Z8~34 ? ZO 1 ~'3--~J~YCE TINKER 720164 '- ' :LLA TI DWELL 74.0070 .C. VAN BLARCUM VINCENT ' ...... "'""~':'"::': Jo 15.50 9114 69.Z5 .9/14./84 45.67 2Br~35 10:0310 ACK'S CAMERA CENTER 9 .... 284.~3-8 ........ 202~z+Z"-¥- -"¥HE'::CR'EDIT ONION-TOF-"PAL-M~'T=-'-:''-:- 9-/Zil-;"8~- ........ ':I'~', 28437 Z90057 : L CLAUDE - "i. ' "':" 9/Z:t/84. 536~,'31 28438 390009 N F. MARTIN : ' '9/Zl/8~ 286~0] ---28439 .... ~00008 ........ i 'NI'C HO[A' S -J R-~- .............. ": ............... 9/2:1'/8-ti ............... 28~-40 45006.5 STEF FEY' 9/21/~ 4 284.41 032895 TY OF BOYNTON BEACH 9/2[/84 1B6,656o7i .... 28~+4.Z .......... 063762 ........ FLOR! DA~ NATIONAI- -BANK .......... 9/21/84. 28z~43 ZZ1486 JAMES W. VANCE, PoA. 9/2!/84 28~44 072~16 CLAIRE GIRTMAN 9/21/84 ........ Z'84~5 ......... OIO1Gg ........ ~L1 "I M9'O 5TR' I A~" ' 5UPP LY, IN'C ....... 9/21/8~ 11.0( Z8~46 010150 A. BELTR~N TYPEWRITER CO. 9/21/84 zs~7 o[z~oT ~LEX~DER SArTERV SALES 9/Z~/8~ 305..~ ...... '28~S ....... 013720 ..... %LL'EN 'iNSU~ANC-E-"A'GENcY .............. 9'/21/8'~ ........ 46,485.0{ ZS~g 01S780 ALLIED UNIVERSAL CORP. .g/Zt/8~ 1,819. Z8~50 013782 ALLSTATE EQUIPMENT K RENT 9/Z1/8~ lZE.0( 681-2 70 110 ...53, - Z84.05 710,~. ?Z JEFF SMALL 9/1,r,,,./S 4 i5,~.5 ,: .-i:: .-. , 9/14/8 z~ -"' 70.50 Z~,~'O7 .... 71047~ .::::': SNOW CONSTRUCTION ' :'"~:i,:..': - 284.08 ]':'~..:-: 710A-75 JOSEPH. A-,' SPEARS:".. ':.:.:--' · ...... 9/I4-/B~ --.-:- 1_1_.-_.7_5__ -----Z8~0-9 .... ':-7't0476- ..... '-3-,~N-ET='S'T~ S 9/1,,,./ 4. Z$~10 7Z0088 THE SATTER COMPANIES 9/lA-/Sz+ 86.,50 28411 720156 BOB TDSKI, CORP. 9,'14./8z* ZO-z~O ..... .7-ZO-[-~-O:'~-y~-~O-~T-K-i'~; :':~:,:~;:::!' ~:!::. :::.-. ~-: :':'..:-~:~:::.!~....,i~-.: .: 9/~7..-~" ' '..~..;~i~:~'.~ .. 10~-5-~ ~" ii' ...... ~A~E .i :'~.HORN"[ON ?:';!::'": : .... ?.'" 9/'].~]84 ..... .:~..'!iiii:':" .53"' O0 -:' {i:.-'i~:!'::'il-.'? z o 16 ].':' :":.:::i i: S' ":.,-:. i:':':::: i:.::.::::~i: '-'": .:..?:f: ~ z o 16 Z' -:-.': .~ 0~. N .: ~':-, :THO~ NT Om?'i i~ ~ .~ ...:,:-:.::<.'~: .~,... ,-,..~. CITY ,DF BOYNTON 8EACH C U R R '- N T M O N T H- C H E C KS ! i 0!Z~300 ' CA,~MEN ANNUNZIATO i 016300 AUToPR]DUCTS INC. ~j28~59 Z ~60: ~ ~ .~ ~ 28~5t 0Z~730 : 3BYNToN BEACH. RETIREMENT . PAGE 1I .9/2I/8z, 9/ZI/Bq- 1oo;o lq.2 '9 :OURT ORT 033666 C OF COURTS-SUPPORT OEP 033705 CLUB CAR 036315 2 ELECTR Jt CURLEY ~ ASSOCIATES BILL CURRIE FORD INC. DELRAY FIRE EXT, SERVICE 010900 ACR SUPPLY 050340 GEORGE EBBS 050371 PAUL ECKERT LOP-E? C ":: 05370'2 ELECTRIC-'". CoRp~'=I' :/:.':i'~'.':'- 9/2. 1/84 .... E' EX-":INC'.,~':::- '"<. -: !. :::.'"- .... ' '::'?::" 9/21/84- I, PENS-IO-- ' ...... =g/21-/8 z~- .............. --2'~ 2 063000 FISHER SCIENTIFIC 9/21/~ 799.73 063767 FLORID& PEACE OFFICER,S 063775 ..... F L~%--S~C-rfO]~--IN S'TI-T UT F~F .......... 9/2'~/8~ ............... 8'~0~ 053779 FLORIDA SERVICE ENGINEERS 9/21/89 ~11.60 053870 WILLIAM' V. FLUSHING 9/21/8~. 1~.00 06-~600 ....... FOUR-ST E-~-C-CgRPOR~'Ti ON ................ 0~5590 u ARLES FRE9ERICK g/21/34 I30.00 071595 THE GET READY SHEET MIO Y' 9/21/89 17.00 288 O E NN-I~--~--~R'A B E E'~ ............................... 9/2i/8'~ ................ 50,00 08~39 HOLMAC INTERNATIONal CORP 9/2i/~ 293.70 9/21/B~ 42 2,1 9/'2!/.8q. ....... "¥- :9/Zl/8~.- 9/2 !/8~ 7,777. I 9/21/8¢ 68~.0d ' 9/i'{-/~-g-- '- 379 .' 9'72'I-/8 ~-- ..:: . . .?. :: 094590' -EDGAR HOWELL 034593 ERT H~WELL 08646¢ HYATT' REGENCY 090099 I.B.~. CORPORATION, ........... 9/zt/8~ zoo.oo 9/zi'~8~ ........................ 185-;3 9/z1/B~ 220o00 g/21/8~ lq-~.73 _9/30/84 CITY OF BDYNTON BEACH PAGE IZ 37 CURRENT MONTH --' .-.-..,-.:' ...:j. .- ' % :).:.<:.---.%?::~i.i..'.:i ii.~ ~ ,. ' .< .<:' ..'i-i.<i :.. ~' '..-". - .' - i.-. ~:~ ~: .v. i ' ' ~ :,. ' : ,'i '. : :: : == - : .... '~:~:~' -!3. : ' ............ '~': ' .-' · .... ':-' -~ ' .' ~ ~".= '. ' - R' N ,~" i="ii?':'~i/"='~'~"?':'<:=";':?="'i'::='=~--": '''=''''='' He K -TOTAL ~ECK..,.,~..i,.:-..: V~NOOR~=~;=~.= =..=.=.===. V~NOO. .,. A .. .=:==.?¥....?.:.:~..:..~.~..==.=;:......~.==:.:..:,..;~ ,. C _C DATE -- 2850~ 090103 I.B.M. CORP. 28505 090105 I.B.M. CORPORATION 28506 09010~ ICMA RETIREMENT COKP.' 28511 111550 BERT KEEHR 2851.2 11/.596 MEDARD KOPCZYNSKI ._12'1695 ;TER ELtCTRICAL 28517 'IZI7/*O SALLY LEWIS- 28518 130310 WHITT MACDOWELL 5/.701 MOTOROLA INC. 28523 135~20 MUNICIPAL POLICE Z85Z/* 14~0~30 NATIONAL CASH REGISTER CHECKS AMOUNT 260°00 ~08~0 g ~ GENERATOR 28529 150105 P ~ 'W TAPPINg 285130 I60~5~ M~S. DEBBIE PALAZZO OF NEBR .... --~I~T 1~5-67 OO~----~L-[S(--RA' RK-ET Z85~I t763!0 QUINLAN PUBLISHING CO INC 285:~2 180~9~ RANGELINE FEED & SUPPLY ---2'8~ ........ ~0~9 6 "~-AN G E R='-CO N'S~UC TIO'N~'N9 U S 285~ :-.18t507 :'.-: JOHNNY L."ROBERTS'";" 28 I61~ CHARLES PERS ING 78535 151700 PETTY CASH LIBRARY 285!36 152~,0~ ~HILADELPHIA MIXERS CORPo Z ~.~ 3 ~ . .'~~ O~f~'O~.~PDCS~~?... ~.~,:. :.:":~.' :' ~ 285/*5 --2-8-5%-~ ............. i-~'50~--- 285~7 190181 285~8 19051.5 2 ~5~-9 .......... -~9<)9'7 ~ - - 28550 19109~ 28551 19t525 28553 I92766 2855~ 194697 9/Zl/8 z,. 9/21/8/* 9/Zi778~ "9/Zl/8~ .- 9/21/Bg 760o89 160o00 20~00 16o5C zorj~o£ 595°31 I13;-67 B 05 ;-7~, 50°0( 1,0 32,,83 RUSSELL &:"-AXON :" .:':::'/::'::" 9/Z1/8~ SC~WTD BOARD 9/Zl/8~ 78,851.3( SATTER ENTERPRISES INC 9/Z1/8~ ID.O( JOSEPH SC:IORTINO. . . 9/Zl/8~ SEARS~ ROEBUCK & CO. 9/ZI/8~ BZ.9 WILLIAM SIMMEL S. CENT. WASTEWATER TREAT 9/21/8~ !90,375.9 '~/3~0~82~ CITY OF BgYNTON BEACH ~AGE 13 C U R R E N T M O N T H C H E C K_._S. ....................... .' .'CHECK gATE TOTAL AMOUNT 1556'-' 196611 SUPERINTENDENT OF DOCUMEN g/21/84 45.00 ~'8557 . 202560 THDRNDIKE PRESS . 9/2I/8~ 29.1~ 28559 ~O ~ 1'01~8 ;']'}?'gSC'M'~oEFERRED C°MP" 'P.~O ......... ' 9/21/8~ . :'~,505.58 28561 . 210156 O. S- TOY COMPANYt INC- 28562 216~2 'UNIVERSITY MICROFILm'S 9/2i/8~ 221399 V-J 'GROWERS SUPPLY 9/21/8~ 23.58 351o/.9' 1~305o37 230521 R WARNkE ' 9-/-~8,', 250o00 28'568 '-:23:1582 WELDING PRODUCTS CORP. ' 9 231600 E. WENGLER --'- . 250.0; 73 ~.830 ZI ~,MERM&N 28574 263838 TERRY ZITZMAN 26/,550 BETTY ZOBEL 2 20.00 50.00 16o/.8 72.00 9/21/8/* 912118~ 9121/8~ '~-7~-i7~¥ 912~/~ 9/21/8~ 9/21/8~ 560 ZZ~, SDI EUDDNNE 8580 600091 HU~iTERS RUN 8t.83 600.272 DALE HAGEDDRN 25.50 ::E::::.;RETY .--:-, ..- -: 1/*.25 ! RT S :: .?'"';. "-' : ' :' Z 5.0 0 85 710~77 .LIAM SIMM~t] 9/21/8~+ ~5~00 790180 CIT'Y OF BOYN'TON BEACH 9/21/8~ 50.00 790181 TY DF BDYNTDN BEACH 9/2I/8~ :.:.::.::.02~77-3 ' .:: ~DYNTCN HEDICAL 'OXYGEN 9/25/8~ 162 !85~5 202~2 THE CREDIT UNION O: PALM 9/27/8~ ~85~7 29000~ KENNETH CLAYTDN 9/28/8~ 581.90 ~86~9 ::.:.' 290005 ALMA C30K 9/28/8~ ~53.12 18650 '' 30001~ THOMAS DETTMAN 9728/8~ 7~g..88 390057 STANLEY [~OORE 9/2 8/8~ 531.3 53 ~0032 _ggIm ROBERTS 9/28/8~ 360.2 5 .86 ~ 032895 .... C~ TY - OF- "'~09 NTON- B'~'~'~'H .............. ~728/8~- ......... 5 063762 FLORIDA NATIONAL BANK 9/28/B~ 27t05~.20 072815 CLAIRE G[ RTMAN 9/28/8~ 521.7 ~8657 ...... d'~29-01 ciTY'- ~F'~.OYNTO'N' BEA[H .................. 9/28/8~ ............... 39,9 658 032901 CITY ~F BOYNTON BEACH 9/28/8~ 7.03 559 010150 A. BELTR&N TYPEWRITER CO. 9/2S/8~ 3~ 9/30/8q- 28661 28662 PAGE 28668 v:-28670~ CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH CURRENT MONTH CHECKS YENDOR. # ~-~-0~-i-2 .... ~--~--'C- -~-U-TO-P-~'~T S ' 010285 AoTo~ T. INFO.. SYSTEMS 010295 AAHCO TRANSMISSIONS CHECK DATE TOTAL AMOUNT '9-I'Z 8/8"k- .............. i'2 z..,:-;'~- 2-5.07 ZO0.O0 ................ 523.80 9/Z 8/84 60 °97 9/Z~/Bq- ' 5B . O0 110~,00 70.20 B.50 - 22~o05 : 1~2z~9o89 .9/28/8~ 9/28/8~ 9728i 8.<+-' 9/28/8~ . 9/28/84. 97-2~7'~,~- 9/z '-- 286'6-3 .... :-'-011-33 5-'-~AD-I ROND A-C-K ........ 2866x, - ..'013-718 EDWARD AL'LEN ' ' '- '28665 ~- 7-:. 01~07I-.':; AMERICAN:SOCIETY FOR PUB~ ' '~4152 AMER-~'~NA" DUTCH RESORT HO Ol~Z~O .IsEA~ ANDREWS 015569 ART ~ CRAFT CATALYST 28 28673 -.021553 JOHN D.. BEHNKE IMCo 28672~ 021700 BETHESDA MEMORIAL HOSPITA 28678 02~73'0 BOYNTDN BEACH RETIREMENT /8~ 28679 02~736 BOYNTON BUSINESS MACHINES 28680 02~765 BOYNTON GUN C LOCK~ INC. 2858~ 033657 CLK OF COURTS-SUPPORT OEP 9128/~ 9/28/8~ 9/28184 9/28/84 9/28/8q- 28685 033658 CLK OF COURTS-SUPPORT OEP ~ K 28686 033661 ~L~ OF COURTS-SUPPORT OEP .:..28687 ...-:-:.. :::::.::-O-336'6~'::.F:~:".C-L-~'T~-F~C-g~P[Y~=SO-P~O;R-T OEP ":::::-i;i:2~6'88'.:' ;: ::'~.?0~36'55:':':~:~? 6'L'K:/.OF~:.~:C:ouRTSzsUPPORT:: DEP 28590 03~578 COLONIAL ANIMAL HOSPITAL 79.63 103.q-Z 392.0o 50 · O0 2q-.O0 2,2Z8.? 286'92 0"3460g . COMMERCIAL HYORAULIC'S ~ P 9/28/":Jz~ 352.8,5 ----z-8-6-9 3--=: '-~o3 ~6Ta:::;:Y-~,~O ~ P =A-I ~T-S E~'V IC E-TCO--; ....... : ............. 9/2 8 / 8 ~. .......... 7 2:859A-~."' ':~.':ii"~i::03':~300 '?:":':JOHN CuRL.'EY E'"'ASSO£ IATES 9128184 62 '.Z8695. :'." 0~1:606.'i.'i. DELRAY FIRE EXT*: SERVICE 9/Z8/84 258.,00 .... -Z-8696-' ~ ....... O'~t-70 ~'-----W E ,,.%1DY--'-D E-'-V R 'i'-'ES ............... -~ ....... -9/28/86; ............... 28697 042867 DI:'S ELECTRIC SUPPLY 9/Z818~_ 28698 044765 DORPHILL, INC. 9/28/82~ --28~-99 ...... 0503~-0 ............ E-A-S'¥-~P A-Y-'T I R E' '--S TO R E ..................... 9/28/84' 28700 051240 . EDGAR iDFFICE SUPPLY 'CO-. 9/28/84 28701 053900 :.:' EMERGENCY ME.DICAL g SAFET 9/ZB/82+ --2~-7-0~ ......... 054 Bg ~ ........ E N~-RE-C '0~ PUTER- CENTER ................. 9/25/8 ~-' 28703 055310 EQUITABLE LIFE ASSURANCE 9/28/8z~ 28704 060103 FCCMA 9/28/84 - ~-8-T~--5- .... 06'-~'507 ....... FE OERA'L'- 'E-X PRE S S--C OR P~ .................. 28706 062820 FIREMEN'S RELIEF & PENSIO 9/28/82~ 28707 053000 FISHER SCIENTIFIC 9/28/84 ---2~ ?' 0%9 ......... 0-~36'? ~ .... ? [-~ -A-'S S'OS -0 F-P [U-MP~ I NG -G A'S .............. 9/2-8/~ ~ ........... 28709 053712 FLORIOA LEAGUE OF CITIES 9/28/8~ 2,331.5 28710 053779 FEORIOA SERVICE ENGINEERS 9/28/8~ 61Z.OC 37. O0 1Z .00 37 42 o O0 ~ZoO0 3o. Ob 16o.oO 185o00 '865:70 ' 565 51.50 28.00 20o00 74.00 CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH iO? C U R R E N T M O N T H C H E C K S ----.;i. ;;.i;i.:.::~;:;~:...~:i;!~:?:??;~?!~i.i??~.~;~iL?i:i:~.~7 .... .¥. ; ......... ::]~"- . : . . 8712 0~3798 FLORIDA TENNIS ASSOC. 28;713 - 0~00 FOUR STEEL CORPORATION .~.2 87 ~5 07 I55 1 ORp.~ ..;~ ' ELECTRIC 'CO. O80~10 WIL~!A~ Re HANILTON O80~Z5 HAND"S 09009q "['°B, ION 090108 ICMA R-TIR~,,.NT caRP. 09~202 INDUSTRIAL SAFETY ANO SEC DATE 9/2 8/8q. g'? z 8'/'8 ~' 9/23/84, 9/2818~ 9/28/8~ 9/z~/~ PAGE I5 TOTAL AMOUNT . 60°0 .... :.- 93 ZIoI: 160.01 8~ 111605 KEMKO INC 9/28/8q. Zg.g 115595 INE KRUPOWIES 9/28/8~ 10 36 1ZZDO~ LITTON OFFICE PRODUCTS 9/23/84 130202 M P H INDUSTRIES INC 132700 MIAMI HERALD g/ZS/B~ 13~682 M. ORG~N~ LEWIS ,~ BOCKIUS g/28/8~ ~go.o0 NAT[OMA'L:. CASH REGISTER 9/28/8~ [-Y'M'PLrA~S PO R-~S-H~O-P~N C'-~--~ ....... '.87~8 160090 PC 8200 USER MONTHLY 9/28/84 i~3.00 ~87~9 I60365 PAINT C E:~ TLR 9/23/~ I~.DZ B 0 ....... ;-'P'~-[-M-B~-A-C H--J R-;'-C-O[[E G E ..... 9/29/8 ~ 3 O0; '00- [875I. : :'":'.160417 PALM BEACH COUNTY WATER U 9/28/~ I9~.05 Z :r' ."160421 PALM' SPRINGS GOLF CO. 28754 '161650 CHARLES PERSING 9/2~/8~ 159.86 8755 161710 PETTY CASH RECREATION 9/Z8/8~ 47.83 8757 .- 16.2790 PIERCE TIRE CO. INC. 9/28/8~ 8758 176293 ~UAL[TY B~KS INr. . ~81577 AD~O SHACK ................ ' ~8760 I91785 MRS. ANNA REYES 9/28/3~ 3.00 "876I I82960 RITZ REALTY CORP. .: ........ .................................. ~ 8 50 I6. · 57o20~ ' 19.50j 9/30/8Z~ CITY OF BOYNTON &EACH PAGE- OT C UR R E N T M ON T H C HE C K S ' :.'~-~.:"--,:- ': .~.t ?~:::~i<=~:i.~? :-"~, -' '??..:. *~'. :-..-i.i'~ ?i ,~-,'. ::-. ":'~-:'i~ :~':.'-::?!i:!-ii~!,~:i.~:~TF~ ~.~i?i~i~..-?i::'i!i.~. · ~:-' . .. HEC~-:~::~" .}:VE~D'O~]:~]:'~}.:.~::,:,]:~:~;.-.:.VENOOR ::'~:~'~]E.'~;:::.;'.:.j::~':.~?.j:::~]..:'- ':]:: ~:' ... CHECK DA TE TOTAL AMOUNT --~-7~ 2 ~-g-0-5-9 ~~KR~~C -~'0~-~'~ E -~ S 9 / 28~ ~ ......... . 28755 19109~ JOSEPH SC tORTI NO : 9/28/8~ 28764 1-91361 SCRANTON GILLETT~ COMM. 9/28/8~ -2-8'76-5 T '~"=-T~ gZ~55~SH'ER'~OT~-~'AV-~'NN~'~'RE SOR~- - ..... 9/~-~-/8 ~ ......... 28766, ~..:;';~ ?'=~..[92~58 ...:':-~:;, SHER~TON'";;;.NORLD.-,::.;~'-; ;'.......-' ' . ::': 9/28/8~ 28767 ' '?~: :': ~:~.I'9280z:' :'~'.~; ;SIRC'~I E.:: FINGERPR'INT..~ LABOR";~:-'~.~; 9/Z-8/8~ ~7~8 193371 SKY .P [ X ~7~78~ 55.001~ 28769 z9~687 SOUTH. CHEMICAL CO. 9/2S/B~ 181.5Oil 28770 1~69~ SOUTH FLORIDA MACK TRUCKS 9/28/8~ 1,730.g~ 28775 '-205530 TRANS[--TRONICS~ INC. 9/28/8~ 28776 2101~6 USCM DEFERREg COMP. P~O. 9/28/9~ 4tSOS.SB]J ... 9/Z818~ .-~-. :.:.:'::. ~RV ::::; 9/28/8~ :::-':"'" 323., 2Z~586 E VOLKE R '~-~~ 28782 230~8 WALLACE LEASINC INC. 9/2~/8~ RTMcNT'..':~::~.?:~.:~ ..... :.:'~ .': .... ' 9/2818~ 5~650.:I4 28786 23Z, [ELA J. WHITE 9/2~8& 28T87 232793 .W. WILSON CO. 9/Z8/84 28T88 23A625 J.3.~. WOLF g/ZS/8~ . ...:::-::28~ 89 ?..?:??:?~:~Z ~I 595::::.:~: %::.~:':X:, ~ OX'::.::.~:OR P OR A T I ON ~-.. ::-...: ~/~8-/8-~ Z ~. ' .;:::?. "' ':.~;~: :::~;J~:';~'~.~:::~;:~::;:~ :?:' ..... :T~:F~.~'' ' ~ ..... '' :~: ': ....... =" ..... · ' 7 ' ' :: ~:':~:':'~ ' ·: ~:2 8~.90 ...::.:::??~:~:~:~ - ~.~ IO005..: ..~:,:~. :.C H ~ ! S~P~ ~ R::... YA NNU~Z I .:.~:.: ~:.::. 9/28/8~ "': '::: :'J:':::::~:i'~':?:':~::?~' -;:"~':: ~ ':' '~ ' ~ L':' 2,553~425o0~