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Minutes 08-18-81
MINUTES OF THE REGULAR MEETING OF THE CITY COUNCIL HELD AT CITY HALL, BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA, TUESDAY, AUGUST 18, 1981 AT 7:30 P. M. PRESENT Edward F. Harmening, Mayor Walter "Marry" Trauger, Vice Mayor Joe deLong, Councilman Samuel Lamar Wright, Councilman Patricia Woolley, Councilmember Peter L. ~heney, City Manager Tereesa Padge~t, City Clerk James Vance, City Attornsy Mayor Harmening welcomed everyone and .called the meeting to order at 7:30 P. M. He announced the invocation would be by Rev. N. J. Botton, Pastor, Faith Tabernacle, which would be followed immediately by the Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag, led by Councilman Joe deLong. AGENDA APPROVAL Vice Mayor Trauger asked that No. 2 be added under "ANNOUNCEMENTS" so that he could make an announcement. Councilman~Wright requested a status report from City Manager Cheney regarding Union negotiations be added under "OLD BUSINESS", Ci~y~a~a~erCheney~said~he'fo~ing items should be deleted: "VII. LEGAL: A. Ordinances - 2nd Reading - PUBLIC HEARING Proposed Ordinance No. 81-29 Re: ANNEXATION & ZONING in conjunction with Boynton Beach Regional Park." Mr. Cheney explained that this item is pending and advertised fQr a public hearing in September. Therefore, the Council cannot act on it at this time. "VI. DEVELOPMENT PLANS: Final Plat ApprOval - C & H Plat No. 1 (Meadows 300) (North of LWDD L-20 Canal, South of Hypoluxo Road, West of Congress Avenue, East of Lawrence Road)" Mr. Cheney told the Council this item was being deleted, at the request of ~he applicant. "VII. LEGAL:! C. Resolutions: Proposed Resolution No. 81- Re: Accepting C & H Plat No. 1 (iMeadows 300).~~ As this item refers to the same subject as "VI, DEVELOPMENT PLANS, MINUTES - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING AUGUST 18, 19.81 A" it should also be deleted City Manager Cheney requested the addition.of "E, The Revised Truck PurChase" .under "IV. BIDS:", Approval of Councilman Wright also asked ~hat a Resolution he received from the Gold Co~st Democratic Club of B0Yn~on Beach relative to the collective bargaining negotiations of the Fire Department be made a part of the reCords, Councilman deLong moved, seconded by COuncilman Wright, to adopt the Agenda as amended. Motion carried 5-0, ANNOUNCEMENTS Mayor Harmening announced that City Hall will be closed on Monday, September 7, 1981 in observance of Labor Day. Vice Mayor Trauger announced 'that at the last Council Meeting he mentioned he reCeived seven or eight calls pertain~ng~to an article in the Sun Sentinel which said, "Boynton Beach BUdget Up, Spending and Taxes Up," Vice Mayor Trauger explained that this was a tentative budget and was very clearly explained in detail in Steve Cohen's column. Vice Mayor Trauger advised that there would be hearings scheduled on the budget, and tha~ was the time when the public should come forward with their comments. Mr. Trauger apologized to Mr-. Cohen for inferring that his articles stirred up the taxpayers. MINUTES Regular City CounCil Meeting 'of August .~4, 198~ Councilman deLong made~a motion, which was duly secon'ded, to adopt the minutes as presented. No discussion. Motion carried 5-0, PUBLIC AUDIENCE Mayor Harmening stated if anyone in the audience~woutd like to speak on any item not on the Agenda, they may do so at this time. He added if anyone would like to speak on any item on the Agenda, to please give their names to the City Clerk, and they will be called upon when that item is the regular order of business. BIDS: A. 24,465 Sq. Ft. St. Augustine Floratam and 10,780 Sq. Ft. Argentina Bahia Sod - Water Plant - 2 - MINUTES - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING AUGUST 18, 1981 City Manager Cheney informed the Council that three bids had been received. The Tabulation Committee recommended the~b~d be awarded to Kent Ewing EnterpriSes, Inc. of Boynton Beach, in the sum of $4,170.00. Councilman deLong moved, seconded by Vice Mayor Trauger, to award the bid to Kent Ewing Enterprises, Inc. in the amount of $4,170.00. Vice Mayor Trauger asked City Manager~Cheney whether there would be a delay in the sodding. Due to the rain and because they want to get the sod while it is available, City Manager Cheney replied the City can now proceed. The motion carried. B. Bleachers - Recreation and Parks City Manager Cheney said the bid was for two sets Ofbleachers for the Little League field and four smaller sets for Congress School. Several bids were received, .and it was recommended that the bid be awarded to Stadiums Unlimited, Inc. in the sum of $8,697.00. Councilman deLong moved, seconded by Vice Mayor Trauger, to accept the recommendation of the Tabulation Committee and award the bid to Stadiums Unlimited, Inc. in the amount Of $8,697.00. No discussion. Motion carried 5-0. Rolling Green Park Irrigation Modificat±on - Recreation and Parks As Charles Frederick, Director of the Recreation and' Parks Depart- ment, and Bill Flushin'g, Deputy Chief Engineer, recommended that the bids be rejected because they wsre too high, City Manager Cheney suggested the Council reject the bids. Vice Mayor Trauger moved, seconded by ~ouncilman deLong, to reject the bids sub- mitted and have the item rebid. The motion carried 5-0. D. Food Purchase for Disaster ReSerVe City Manager Cheney explained the proposal was to purchase and keep on hand a food reserve for a time of disaster, The shelf life for the food w©uld be approximately three to four years. It would be stored at the City'and be available for a shelter or other purposes. Mr. Cheney showed samples of the food to the Council. Councilman deLong moved to accept the recommendation of the Tabulation Committee and award the bid to Sky-Lab-Foods of Fort Lauderdale for $3,253.00. Councilman Wright seconded the motion. Mr. Wright asked how quickly the City could get the food, and William Sullivan, Purchasing Agent, advised in about ten days, Councilman wright commended the staff for bringing this item to the Council. Councilmember Woolley asked where the food would be stored. City Manager Cheney said he would find a closet, and only he and Mr. Sullivan would have the key. The motion carried 5-0. - 3 - MINUTES - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING AUGUST 18, 1981 E. Revise Proposal to Purchase a One Ton Truck City Manager Cheney advised 'the Council they approved a bid to PUrchase a truck at a prior meeting. When the truck was received, it did not meet the specifications of the City. The truck was rejected, and the City is now asking the CounCil to approve an additional $197.52 for a G.M,C. eight cylinder engine, which meets the specifications. Council-man deLong moved, seconded by Council- man Wright, to authorize City Manager. Cheney a~d~he _~r~h~as~ng D~pakt~e~t tohb~ ~h~G2~%ruck fOr an additional $197.52. The mo~ion carried ~-0. PUBLIC HEARING - 8:00 P. M. None. DEVELOPMENT PLANS Final Plat Approval - Boynton Beach Industrial Park, North (West cf 1-95, North of Industrial Avenue and South of the Boynton Canal) John EwseyChik, Pr.esident of Planning Design, Inc., Agent for BOynton Beach Industrial Park, North, appeared before the Board, and stated his address is 20~00 Palm Beach Lakes Boulevard, West Palm Beach, Florida.' He stated Tom Clark, City Engineer, and the legal staff had"all of the necessary documents and, therefore, he requested aPPrOval of the final--~Plat~ Mayor Harmening said the City Engineer had recommended approval. Councilman deLong moved-to accept the r.ecommendation of the City Engineer and approve'the final plat. Councilman deLong seconded the motion and the motion carried 5-0. Site Development Plans - Congress Center, submitted by Charles F. McKirahan, Jr., Agent, to construct 114,780 Sq, Ft. of offices in four two-storY buildings - located' at the southwest corner of Conqress B'~uTeva~d, Ex~ended Mr. Charles F. McKirahan, Jr., Architect, of 2405 N. E. 13th Court, ~ort Lauderdale, Florida, came forward and requested that the development be accepted at this time. Mr. Carmen Annunziato, City Planner, informed the Council that the application had been reviewed by the Technical Staff with the following recommendations: Building Dept.: 1. Board of Health approval required. 2. County turn-out permit required. 3. Water Management approval required. 4. Finish floor elevation must be at least twelve foot (12') above mean sea level and/or six inches (6") above crown of - 4 - MINUTES - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING AUGUST 18, 1981 Congress Avenue; whichever is the highest. Construction must be at least Type 5; one (1) hour protected. Fire Dept.: Loop water lines in Phase I. Utility Dept.: Confirming our review of the plans for Congress Center, please be advised that as all ~he sewer- age collection lines will be plumbing, the connec- tion on Congress Way shall have a clean out with an APC marker, at the property line, per our specifications. Secondly, we will require a 10' easement for the water line within the development including the service lines to the meter. And, thirdly, the developer will be required to loop the water line." Mr. Annunziato explained that the project calls for water to be looped through the site southward, then Eastward to Congress Avenue. If Phase I is constructed and Phase II is not constructed, the~e is a question as to whether or not the water lines will ever be looped. "En'gineering Dept.: 1. Drainage calculations required. Paving, Grading and Drainage plans should show the type of inlet and the drainage pipes with invert elevations. 3. Water Management District approval is required. 4. Existing pavement on Congress Avenue should be shown. 5. .A permit for connections to Congress Avenue is required from 'the County. 6. Congress Blvd. should be shown as unimprOved. 7. Approval of the site plan should be predicated on the construction of the improvements included in Congress High Point necessary to serve the subject project including the water and sewer lines. Police Dept.: Subject to traffic control signs at exits. Energy Coordinator: Recommend energy efficient sodium vapor lighting." The plat had a positive recommendation from the Planning and Zoning Board and the Community Appearance Board. Mr. McKirahan affirmed that he was familiar with all of the staff comments and they were incorporating them in their engineering and architectural plans. Councilman deLong moved to accept the plans, subject to staff comments. The motion was seconded by Vice Mayor Trauger. No - 5 - MINUTES - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING AUGUST 18, 1981 discussion. The motion carried 5-0, Modified Site Development Plans - Yachtman's Plaza, submitted by John Pagliarulo for AntOnio Velardo, to construct t4,511 Sq. Ft. of retail floor are~' - located at U, 'S.. ~t 'and N. 'E. 15th ~Pl'ace Mr. Carmen Annunziat0, 'City Planner, informed the Council that this was a resubmission of a plan rec~ntly~.approved by the City Council. At that time there was a question of whether a two story building wou~l,d require an elevator. The applicant now requests a one story building instead. The plan comes to the Council with a positive recommendation from the Planning and Zoning Board and the Community Appearance Board. Mr. Pagliarulo acknowledged that he was in agreement with all of the staff comments with regard to the modified site plan. Councilman deLong moved to accept the recommendations and approve the modified site plan. The motion was seconded by Councilmember Woolley. Mayor Harmening asked Mr. Pagliarulo why they decided to go from two stories to one. Mr. Pagiiarulo replied that since Duff's Restaurant woUld be going in next door, it would have more of an aesthetic look. Mr. Velardo wanted to change the plans and it had nothing to do with the elevator. Mr. Pagliarulo advised Vice Mayor Trauger ~he building would have a Spanish look with Spanish arches and tile. The motion carried 5-0. Modified Site Development Plans - The Storage Place, submitted by James L. O'Conner, to construct 13,600 Sq. Ft. addition to existing 20,000 Sq. Ft. storage building - located at 3600 South Congress ~Venue Mr. Annunziato asked the Council to recall that this plan was an addition to an existing structure. The proposal is to add a~.~3,600 square foot.--addition ~to t~e existing 20,000 square feet. The p~an was approved by the Planning and Zoning Board with the following recommendations: Building Dept: "Square footage proposed for this Type 4 construction will be permitted if sprinkled or separated by four ~4} hour fire wall from existing building." Energy Coordinator: ~Recommend energy-efficient sodium vapor lightsf' - 6 - MINUTES - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING AUGUST 18, 1R81 Mr, Annunziato said the application had a positive ~ec~nmendation from the Planning and Zoning Board. Mr, James L. O'Conner, Owne~ and Agent for ~he ApPtican%,-'requested approval of the application, He confirmed that he agreed wi~h .the staff recommendations-? Councilman deLong moved to approve the site develOpment planS~ s~bject to staff' co~ents~ ~The motion carried 5~0, Modified Si'~te Development Plans - Burger K~fng, submitted by Rafael Pena~ to construCt 93 seat restaurant plus drive-thru and parking facilities - located-at southwest corner'of 18th AvenUe Mr, Annunziato advised the Board that this was a resubmission of an approved site development plan for Burger King~, "PreviOusly, some of the issues involved for the apProvai'~of~th~ Plan were the number of en~trances and exits and also the issue of Whether or not 'a traffic signal shoUld have been proWided at the inter- section of S. E. 18th Avenue and'U. S. 1. At the time the plan was approved, one of the items that was inclUded was the requirement for a traffic signal, and there was to be an agreement to be pre- pared by the attorneys and-submitted to the City for approval. The application differs from the one preVi0usly submitted in that in lieu of having a driveway approximately at the 'location which would have an entrance and exit, there ~is now a joint use ingress only driveway° Mr. Annunziato continued by saying one of the issues discussed at great length at the Technical Review Board and Planning and Zoning Board meetings was the function of the driveway on S. E. 18th Avenue. The applicant is to construct aright turn lane on S, E. 18th Avenue. At the Planning and Zoning Board meeting, the applicant agreed to move the easternmost driveway on S, E. i8th Avenue west- ward and construct it 'as an exit only, The application comes before the Council with the following recommenda%ions: Building Dept.: "1. Board of Health approval~reqUired, 2, Hotel and Restaurant Commission review number wi'll be required~ 3. Department of Transportation turn-out Permit required." (4 was deleted~ "5. Site plan shows forty-four (44.) parking spaces; only thirty-eight .(38) are approved, which woutd permit.ninety-three (93) seats and fourteen (14} employees." - 7 - MINUTES - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING AUGUST 18, 1981 Mr. Annunziato explained that the parking spaces share land with Century Bank, He said. there is ample park~g~ based~o~n the City's requirements. Building Dept,: (ContinUedl Plans must be. approved for bank, new park- ing area and'constrUcted before permit for Burger King restaurant can'be issued, Engineering Dept.: "1. Limits of construction for the storage lane should be shown. 2. The east driveway onto S. E. 18th Avenue - if shifted westward would allow more storage for right turns into US-1. Planning Dept.: (.1) Subject to installation of traffic signal on US-1 and S. E. 18th Avenue as per Council agreement. Subject to compliance with tree preserva- tion ordinances" The application comes with a split recommendation of 3-2 from the Planning and Zoning Board and a positive recommendation from the Community Appearance Board. Mr. Rafael Pe~a, Agent for Burger King, came before the Board. City Attorney Vance adVised ~he Council that there was no agree- ment regarding the traffic light at this time. Mr. Vance was in the process of drawing an agreement but after some discussion with Gene Moore, Attorney for Burger King, a decision was made to hold off, Councilman deLong moved to approve the modified site plans, sub- ject to staff comments, including the cost of a proposed traffic light at U. S, 1 and S. E. 18th Avenue which would be defrayed by the applicants. Councilmember Wo°lley seconded the motion. City Attorney Vance asked if the applicant was agreeable to the motion which also incorporates the preparation of an agreement relating to the traffiC light, Gene Moore, Attorney for the applicant, came forward and stated he thought it' was the proviso at the last meeting that the applicant would install at his cost a traffic signalization when required or approved by the Depart- ment of Transportatioh. Mr. Vance asked whether any consideration had been given to what would happen if the traffic light i~ not approved or warranted for a periOd of f~ve or six years. ~He further asked if there had been any con~iderati°n of a gua~antee'by'i%he aPpliCant to pay ~he cost of the installati°n of the~Signal~ What if' ~he applicant goes Out of business in the interim~ 'Mr. Moore felt it was un- MINUTES - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING AUGUST 18, 1981 Councilman deLong suggested the mat%er be worked out between the attorneys but he thought the City should have a guarantee. City Attorney Vance said he did not want the Council to be shocked when that item came up. Attorney Gene Moore said he could not say that his client would agree to that stipulation at this time, as· he may not agree that it is reasonable. His client agreed ~o sign an agreement to put in the traffic signal when it is required. CoUncilman deLong said if Burger King wishes to proceed, they must complyl Attorney Moore said his client voluntarily said he woUld put in the signal, at his cost, and if there was some un- reasonable proviso put on the approval and he could not go forward, it would have to be done by the City. Co~n~i~.Wri~i~tohave~e~i~ clarified. City Attorney Vance advised that the original motion said an agreement in form acceptable to himself (Mr. Vance) as City Attorney. Mr. VanCe informed the Council he indicated to Gene Moore, Counsel for the applicant, that he would consid~er~that i~therewouldbes~~fOrm ~ of guarantee, whether bond or cash, that the agreement would be fulfilled. Mr, Vance said if the Council wishes to review the agreement, the~matter should be continued until the agreement has been formed. Any approval given now would' be useless Until the next meeting, .but~.assuming the agreement would be satisfactory to Mr. Vance's office, it Coutd be done within a matter of days. Mayor Harmening said he thought the p~ans could be approved subjec~ to the approval by the City Attorney of a satisfactory guarantee to furnish the plans to construct a traffic signal when warranted. Mr, Moore said they had no objection to Mr. Vance being granted that authority but he wanted to know what kind of signalization Council was talkihg about. Councilman deLong replied a regular traffic light, City Attorney VanCe advised the Council they should rely totally on the Engineering Department and[ the Council agreed with his advice. Mayor ~armening repeated the motion to approve the modified site plans, subject to the placement of an exit from the Property, and subject to a satisf&¢tory agreement prese~nted to ~he Council by City Attorney Uance for signalization at S. E-. 18th Avenue and U. S. 1 and also subject to the escrow of, a Satisfactory form of providing the funds for signalization when warranted. Mr. Carmen Annunzia~o, City p!anner~i.~aid"~l~ su~.je¢~t %os~nff~e~t~.~hould beadded. City Attorney. Vance s~aid it was his cOnclusion that when he brings the Agreement back to the Council, the applicant would not be able to obtain Site plan approval until ~he next City Council Meeting. Mr. vance continued, saying~ as long as the Agreement was coming back to the Council, it would make more sense simply - 9 - MINUTES - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING AUGUST 18, 1981 to table the ~tem until _the next meeting of City Council, Gene Moore, Attorney for Burger King, told Mr. Vance he thought the Council delegated authority to Mr. Vance to work out the agreement with him, Now there will be another two weeks in time before the project can move forward~. City Attorney Vance said if it is delegated to him, an agreement coUld be worked out in a few days. Councilman deLong moved, seconded by Vice Mayor Trauger, to delegate authority to City Attorney Vance to attempt to work out a suitable agreement satisfactory to him (Vance) regarding the fund- ing fOr the traffic signal. Vice Mayor Trauger seconded the motion. Motion carried 5-0. A vote was then taken on the original motion made by Councilman deLong as amended. The motion carried 5-0. Modified Site Development Plans - Century Bank, submitted by J. Daniel Stephens, to provide for new parking lot and site improve- ments located at 1919 SOuth Federal Highway Mr. Annunziato commented that this site plan tells the remainder of the story, it being a joint drivewaY shared by Century Bank and Burger King. The plan shows the proposal to-extend anew driveway somewhat parallel and almost adjacent to a new property line, resulting in parking to the West of the entrance to the bank and a new parking lot to the West and rear of the bank. The application was positively recommended by the planning and Zoning Board, sUbject to staff comments, as follows: Police Dept.: "Approved subject to parking lot lighting and traffic control signs and directional arrows painted or posted in lot and exits. Public Works Dept.: Contact Public Works Dept. when dumpster slab is poured. Planning Dept.: (!} Extend sidewalk through limits of developed property. (2) Must be consistent with landscape and tree preservation ordinance.." Mr. Robert Walters, Lawson/Wedding, Architects, 1110 N. W. 1st Street, Fort Lauderdale, informed the Board they agreed with all of the staff comments. Councilman deLong ascertained that the applicant did agree to the sidewalks. Councilman deLong moved to accept the recommendation of the Planning and Zoning Board, subject to staff comments, and approve the modified site 'plans. The motion was seconded by Councilman Wright. Councilman deLong said this plan shows a reason for a light at 18th Avenue. At the present time there is a road, contiguous - 10 - MINUTES - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING AUGUST 18, 1981 with the rear of the bank, that cuts into the drive that comes out to Feder'al HighWay. The tellers 'in the bank also use that road tO go south. Mr. deLong further said people that are goiILg North will not buck the traffic on 18th Avenue but will go out and use the turning lane, which is a~ the Nc thereby complicating traffic, because they going north. Councilman deLong informed th discussed this matter with City Manager Che] Carmen Annunziato. Mr. deLong feels it is because there is no turn lane at the northe~ in the Federal Highway Irth of Seagrape, ~ill add to the traffic ~ Council that he had Ley and City Planner · serious condition Ld of Seagate for people coming North. People wanting to get to the west side of the highway must make a turn and, theref.ore~ there are a lot of accidents. Councilman deLong said he ~hought it would be in order for the Council to request the Department of Transportation to put in a turning lane at that location. The motion to approve the modified site plans carried 5-0. LEGAL Ordinances - 2nd Reading - PUBLIC HEARING Proposed Ordinance No. 81-25 Re: REZONING from C-2 to R-4 North side of N. W. 1st AvenUe between N. W. 6th Street and N. W. 7th Street City Attorney Vance read proposed Ordinance No. 81-25 by title only, on second and final reading: "AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF BOYNTON BEAC .AMENDING ORDINANCE NO. 80-19 OF SAID CITY A CERTAIN PARCEL OF LAND MORE PARTICULARL HEREIN FROM C-2 "NEIGHBORHOOD COMMERCIAL R-2 'SINGLE AND TWO'FAMILY DWELLING DISTR ING FOR A SAVINGS CLAUSE; REPEALING PROVI TIVE DATE; AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES." Mayor Harmening asked if anyone in the audie in favor of this proposed ordinance and rece asked if anyone in the audience wanted to sp this proposed ordinance and received no resp H, FLORIDA, , BY REZONING Y DESCRIBED DISTRICT" TO ICT"; PROVID- SION; AN EFFEC- nce wanted to speak ired no response. He eak in opposition to once. Mr. deLong moved for the adoption of Ordinance No. 81-25 on second and final reading, seconded by Councilmember Woolley. No discussion. Mrs. Padgett took a roll call vote on the motion as follows: Councilman deLong - Aye Councilman Wright - Aye Councilmember Woolley - Aye - 11 - MINUTES - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING AUGUST 18, 1981 Mayor Harmening - Vice Mayor Trauger - Aye Aye Motion carried 5-0. Proposed Ordinance Nol 81-26 Re: LAND USE AMENDMENT from Retail Commercial to Residential (Duplex) City Attorney Vance read proposed Ordinance No. 81-26 by title only on second and final reading: "AN ORDINANCE 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 CHANGING/THE LAND USE OF CERTAIN PROPERTY MORE PARTICULARLY DESCRIBED HEREINAFTER FROM LOCAL RETAIL TO MEDIUM DENSITY RESIDENTIAL; PROVIDING-FOR A SAVINGS CLAUSE; A REPEALING PROVISION; AN EFFECTIVE DATE; AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES." Mayor Harmening asked if anyone in the audience wished to speak in opposition to the proposed ordinance and received no response. He asked if anyone in the audience wanted to speak in favor to the proposed ordinance and received no response. Councilma.n deLong moved the adoption of Ordinance No. 81-26 on second and final reading, seconded by Councilmember Woolley. No discussion. Mrs. Padgett took a roll call vote on the motion as follows: Councilmember Woolley - Aye Councilman Wright - Aye Mayor Harmening - Aye Vice Mayor Trauger - Aye Councilman doLong - Aye Motion carried 5-0. Proposed Ordinance No. 81-27 Re: Zoning - Time Sharing Hotels Mr. Vance read proposed Ordinance No. 81-27 on second and final reading, by title only: "AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF B©YNTON BEACH, FLORIDA, RELATING TO ZONING; AMENDING APPENDIX A 'ZONING', CODE OF ORDINANCES, TO DEFINE TIME SHARING HOTEL, TO INCLUDE WITHOUT LIMITATION ANY BUILDING OR PART THEREOF IN WHICH THE RIGHT OF USE OR OCCUPANCY OF ANY UNIT CIRCULATES AMONG VARIOUS OCCUPANTS IN ACCORDANCE WITH A FIXED TIME SCHEDULE ON A PERIODICALLY RECURRING BASIS, AND REQUIRING TIME SHARING UNITS TO BE A MINIMUM OF 750 SQUARE FEET PER UNIT, AND TO AMEND SECTION 6C-I OF APPENDIX A 'ZONING' TO INCLUDE AS A PERMITTED USE, TIME SHARING HOTEL; REPEALING - 12 - MINUTES - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING AUGUST 18, 1981 ALL ORDINANCES OR PARTS OF ORDINANCES IN CONFLICT HEREWITH; PROVIDING FOR AUTHORITY TO CODIFY; PROVIDING FOR A SAVINGS CLAUSE; EFFECTIVE DATE AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES." Mayor Harmening asked if anyone in the aUdience wanted to speak in opposition to the proposed ordinance and received no response. He asked if anyone in the audience wanted to ~p~ak. in favor of this proposed Ordinance and received no response. Councilmember Woolley asked City Attorney Vance to comment on the legality of the 750 Square foot.minimum. 'Mr~ Vance said he was called upon to comment on the legality of the 750 square foot minimum at ~tonight's mee~ting~~ He did not personally do the research on it but his associate d~d. ~Mr, Vance said-he would be happy to check out a comment which~was called t°~his attention' by Councilmember Woolley, However, Mr, Vance said the ordinance did contain a savings clause and h~felt?ithe amendment~was valid, Councilman deLong moved to adopt Ordinance No. 81-27 on secon~ and final reading, seconded by Councilmember Woolley, Mrs. Padgett took. a roll call vote on the motion as follows: Councilman Wright - Aye Mayor Harmening - Aye Vice Mayor Trauger - Aye Councilman deLong - Aye Councilmember Woolley - Aye Motion carried 5-0, Proposed Ordinance No. 81-29 Re: ANNEXATION & ZONING in con- junction with Boynton Beach Regional Park Mayor Harmening advised that this Ordinance had been deleted from the Agenda. ORDINANCES - 1st Reading: Proposed Ordinance No. 81-30 Re: Non-conforming Lots Amend ZOning Ordinance - Mr. Vance read proposed Ordinance No. 81-30 on first reading, by title only: "AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA,. AMENDING SECTION 11.1 APPENDIX A 'ZONING' OF THE BOYNTON BEACH CITY CODE, 1981 CODIFICATION; AMENDING SECTION 11.1 C4; PROVIDING FOR AUTHORITY TO CODIFY; PROVIDING FOR A ~AViNGS CLAUSE; REPEALING PROVISION; AN EFFECTIVE DATE AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES." Councilman deLOng moved the adoption of Ordinance No. 81-30 on - i3 - MINUTES - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL b~ETtNG AUGUST 18, 1981 first reading, seconded by Vice Mayor Trauger, No discussion, Mrs. Padgett took a roll call vote on the motion as follows: Vice Mayor Trauger - Aye COuncilman-deL°ng - Aye Councilman Wright - Aye Counciimember Woolley - Aye MaYOr Harmening - Aye Motion carried 5-0, RESOLUTIONS Proposed ResolutiOn Non 81- Re: ABANDONMENT'of~0' Alley Lying Between Lots"7, 8 & 9~, ARDEN P~RK City Attorney Vance advised this item had been withdrawn at the request of the applicant. Councilman~ deL~ong moved that the w~thdrawai of the applicant be made a pa~ of the .public records and strl~en from the Agenda. The motion was seconded by Councilman W~ight and carried 5-0. Proposed Resolution NO. 81-"' Re: Accepting C & H Plat No. 1 city Attorney Vance~imformed the Council that this item had been deleted from the Agenda, Proposed Resolution No, 8i-VV Re: industrial P~rk, No'~th' ACcepting Boynton Beach Mr. Vance read proposed Resolution No. 8±~fV by title: A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA, APPROVING PLAT OF BOYNTON BEACH INDUSTRIAL PARK~ NORTH, A SUBDIVISION WITHIN THE CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH AND FOR OTHER PUR-' POSES." CoUncilman deLong moved the adoption of Resolution 81-W, seconded by Councilman Wright. No discussion. Mrs. Padgett took a roll call v~te on the motion as follows: Councilman deLong - Aye Councilman Wright - Aye Councilmember Wool.ley - Aye Mayor Ha~mening - Aye Vice Mayor Trauger - Aye Motion carried 5-~, - 14 - MINUTES - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING AUGUST 18, 1981 OLD ~USINESS Utillt±e~ 'Service ~rea Policies City Manager Cheney read a memo from h<im pertaining to a request from Attorney Thomas J, Woo~, Jr. to have Boynton Beach utilities serve a 250 seat restaurant to be built beyond the City limits. The memo and attach~ letters to it are hereby incorPorated into these minutes and made a part hereof. Mr. Cheney said the policy does' not prevent service to anyone at the moment. It provides to those in the City and those Who cannot become a part of the City because theY i~±ve too far away, It says the first pri'ority should be to the cor~0rate limits. The second priority should be to the areas the City has contracts with or who are way out west, It addresses the question of capacity, Councilman Wrigh~t asked City Attorney Vance if he felt definite that the request was legally acceptable, and Mr. Vance replied that he did feel definite %~at it.Was, Councilman deLong said morally, he did not think it was right to treat the applicant in such a manner, to come up with a policy now and shut the door in the apPlicant's face. Mr. deLong did not go along with the policy Where iH is proposed that the applicant annex to the City and then because he does not voluntarily annex, he is penalized. He said he thought the State laWs should be followed. Councilman deLong Said he did not think anyone could be forced into the City. Mr. deLong further commented that he could ~ot see any emergency for the City and he felt before the City could finish with the south sewer plant, the plant would have to b!e reactivated, Councilman deLong moved that the request be granted, seconded by Councilmember Woolley. Vice Mayor Trauger could see no reason why anyone would not want to annex to the City except he is not willing to pay taxes but wants all of the City's services. If the applicant joined the City, he coUld enjoy the protection of the Fire and Police Departments. Vice Mayor Trauger said he did not think the request should be granted. M~T~g~r asked who is Eclectic, Inc., who are the principals, who are the operators, and what type of business will it be? If the City is giving services, they should know fully who Eclectic, Inc. is. Councilman deLong said other applications are not treated in this form. He reiterated that you cannot fOrce anyone into the City. - 15 - MINUTES - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING AUGUST 18, 1981 City Manager Cheney-said 'he ~did not want3his comments to be misconstrued' bu~ the C±ty has a new situation'that they have not had before. There is a question about capacitY in the plant, Mr. Cheney~ said the City is not talking about ~ne piece of land. They are talking about one piece of land plus other pieces of land West of Congress. There are other pieces of land and other demands on the capacity. Mayor Harmening said from time to time people, do want to annex and have difficulty meeting the State requirements. Vice Mayor Trauger said he-heard~no reason as to why the applicant should not annex, who the principals are, 'and~what type of business it would be. City Manager Cheney informed the Council it is a piece of land invested into by several dOctors, which will be a restaurant. Curtis L. Witters, Esq., 1850 Forest Hill Boulevard, West Palm Beach, appeared as Attorney for Eclectic, Inc., the planner for the development of the property. He asked Mr. Paul parker to explain to the Council what the project is. Mr. Parker said it was basically a 250 seat, quality .type restaurant similar to Gentleman Jim's type of operation. The only. way they can design for that site is to have sewer hook-up. There cannot be an on-site arrangement with a restaurant. They did not file a petition with Palm Beach County. Vice Mayor Trauger asked why they would not wish to be annexed. Mr. Parker said that would be up to the principals but he knew they would be paying more for the water and sewer, 25%. Mayor Harmening said he could see no problem with granting the water. Mr. Parker said obviously, they would Rave to have both. Mr. Parker told Vice Mayor-Trauger they would be buying water and sewer at a higher price than what the City would gain in taxes. Vice Mayor Trauger said if they were annexed, the City would get water, sewer, and taxes. Mr. Witters stated they are in the City service area and do not feel they should be obliged to annex. Mayor Harmening explained that the sewer service for the future is getting rather tight, so they would rather save what little they have for those who are in the City. Mr. Witters said from what they have seen by the projection as of December 31, 1981 from the City's Director of Utilities, there will be a surplus of 2-1/2 million gallons a day. Mayor Harmening said if they would check the leadtime for expansion of the sewer treatment facilities, they would find it is very, very tight. Mr. Witters said he did not think there was any problem with the capacity in the City and he expected Mr. Cessna would be there to confirm it. The Council advised him that Mr. Cessna was present. - 16 - MINUTES - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING AUGUST 18, 1981 City Manager Cheney informed the applicant that the City was not suggesting that there was a capacity prOblem at the moment. Mr. Cheney's recommendations pertained to extending services over the long run,~a~ the.City has. an.up coming capacity program. How it is met at this point and time designates, from a priority point of view, some equity in common sense. The City is thinking of 4, 5, and 6 years ahead. Mr. Parker said that in the letter 'to the Utilities Department, they stipulated that the connection would be made Within eighteen months from'now. There was discussion regarding zoning and'whether the motion was to grant the request or to follow Mr. Cheney's recommendation. Mr. Wright was concerned about legal fees, City Attorney Uance l'nter~ected that a~case came down approximately four months ago from the Fourth District Court of Appeals that said that tha service district which had been crea~ted by the -Area Planning Board, or any designated service district is not required to furnish service. Councilman deLong was worried about a moral obligation and moved again to grant the request. The motion carried 3-2 With Mayor H. armening and Vice Mayor Trauger dissenting. Councilman deLOng made a motion, for future protection as future developers come into the City, to adopt M~.~Chen.e~,s recommenda- tion. Vice Mayor Trauger secOnded the motion. City Attorney Vance advised that if a policy was adopted for the future, it should apply to everyone across the board because if the City applies to one and not the other, it will lay itself open to a discriminating situation~ Councilman deLong said the Council was not making any discrimination, ~just adopting the policy submitted by City Manager Cheney. He said t~he City would adopt the policy and then find out from the State authorities if they were justified in what they were doing. Councilman Wright asked how they knew if there were other requests, He did not feel like voting on the issue unless he knew if there had been other requests before the staff. Mayor Harmening repeated the motion was made and seconded to adopt the policy presented in City Manager Cheney's memo and to establish it as City policy. The Memo dated August 18, 1981 is attached hereto and made a part of these minutes. The vote was 3-2 with Councilman deLong ~and Vice Mayor Trauger in favor and Councilman Wright, Councilmember Woolley, and Mayor Harmening in opposition. The motion lost. - 17 - ~INUTES - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING AUGUST 18, 1981 VARIANCE from Article XVII, Section 1 of the Subdivision & Platting Regulations to allow a "T'! Turnaround, in lieu of the normally required 80 ft. diameter paved cul-de-sac turnaround - Boynton Isles Subdivision, Plat II Mayor Harmening recalled Hhat this case was before the Council at the last meeting and was referred back to the staff for additional study. City Manager Cheney remembered there was concern abouH the safety of the "T" turnaround. He said there was no question that the staff prefers a cul-de-sac turnaround. Mr. Cheney stated the Fire Chief, Fire Marshall, and the Police Department reviewed the "T" turnaround again as to its safety. It was recognized that this is a priVate street that only requires half the service that you would have if there were two tiers of lots. With private streets like this one, there is no control of the parking. Mr. Cheney continued by saying staff is satisfied, in tkis case, that both cul-de-sacs and "T" turnarounds have a parking problem but it is only one tier of lots and he recommended that the request be granted, Vice Mayor Trauger moved to accept the variance, seconded by Councilmember Woolley. Councilman deLong po±nted out that Greenbrier Drive has a cul-de-sac so why shouldn't this subdivision also have a cul-de-sac. He felt a traffic hazard was being created. A vote was taken on the'~motion and the motion was denied 4-1. opposed the moHion with the exception of Vice~'Mayor Trauger. Therefore, the variance was not granted. Ail Report on Union Negotiations Councilman Wright read from a Resolution of The Gold Coast Democrat Club of Boynton Beach, dated August 18, 1981: "BE IT RESOLVED by the Gold Coast Democrat Club of Boynton Beach that: The City of BOynton Beach and Boynton Beach Pro- fessional Fire Fighters, Local 1891, IAFF, should enter into a bargaining agreement which fairly and equitably grants these dedicated public employees the wages, hours, a~d other-terms and conditions of employment that they seek and deserve." Councilman Wright thanked the group for being concerned about the firefighters. .He asked City Manager Cheney to send them a letter thanking them for their interest in the City of Boynton Beach and advise them that t~e City hopes to bring the~matter to a close very soon. Councilman deLong asked if the Council received a copy of a letter from the firefighters' attorney. Everyone received a copy except City Manager Cheney. Councilman deLong said in view of - 18 - MINUTES - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING AUGUST 18, 1981 the fact an Executive Meet~ngwas called,-he thought the Council should have an Executive Meeting and review the communication from Joseph Vassallo,. Esq. and the opinion from the City Attorney and possibly they could come to a meeting of the minds. Councilman deLong made a motion to set up an Executive Meeting. Wednesday, August 26 was suggested as the date for the meeting. City Manager Cheney wanted to check with counsel to see whether that date would be agreeable. Councilman deLong replied that he did not think Attorney Carson would be needed, he felt Council should be able to think for themselves. Mr. Ch~ney~.replied he was not concerned that the Council could not think for themselves, but they had legal advice for this length of time, and, therefore, the meeting should be at a time when Mr. Carson or someone from his firm could attend. He strongly recommended that the Council not 'proceed with labor matters and negotiation matters without the advice of the attorney that was hired to represent the City. Councilman deLong said he did not think Mr. Carson's 'advice would be needed for the direction he thought the Council should pursue. Mr. Wright asked if the attorney would have to be paid to attend. He expressed his concern about the amounts of money paid in legal fees. Vice Mayor Trauger said he thought since the City had the attorney for this length of time, they may as well keep with him and with his advice. That was why the attorney was engaged in the first place. Vice Mayor Trauger moved that the prior motion be amended to a time when the attorney could attend the meeting, Mayor Harmening seconded the motion, and the vote was taken on the motion that the Council have the meeting when Mr. Carson could be present. The motion was denied 3-2, with Vice Mayor Trauger and Mayor Harmening being in favor of the motion to meet with the attorney and the other three members opposing the motion. Mayor Harmening took a vote on the motion for the Council to meet on Wednesday night. The motion carried 5-0. City Manager Cheney asked whether that meant Mr. Carson was not supposed to attend the meeting, Council answered that Mr. Carson is invited to attend the meeting if he can be there, and he will be paid. City Manager Cheney informed the Council that the mediation process has continued to take place as late as last Thursday (August 13) between City Manager Cheney and the Union representative, and City Manager Cheney said he suspected the Mediator had been in contact with the Union again. There has not been a period of nothing happening. The attempt to use the mediation process has been going on. - 19 - MINUTES - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING AUGUST 18, 1981 ADMINISTRATIVE Set Public Hearing for Sidewalk Variance - Boynton~Beach Industrial Park, North Mayor Harmening said the hearing was set for the next City Council Meeting on Tuesday, September 1, 1981. Street Resurfacing 1981/82 Budget, Requested by Vice Mayor'Walter M. Trauger Vice Mayor Trauger said he requested ~this primarily for the budget and it had been included in the budget information, which was satisfactory to him. Request for Temporary Trailer - Kessell Construction, 2501 South Seacrest Boulevard Councilman deLong moved, seconded by COuncilmember Woolley, to grant the request. The motion carried 5-0. Request Zoning Approval for Alcoholic Beverage License - K-Mart Corp,, 1606 South Federal Highway, Boynton Beach Councilman deLong moved, seconded by Councilmember Woolley, to grant the request. The motion carried 5-0. List of Payments - Month of July, 1981 Councilman deLong moved to accept and place the ti~t of payments for the month of JulY, 1981 on file. The motion was seconded by Vice Mayor Trauger, Motion carried 5-0. Approval of Bills Mr. Cheney read the following bills for approval: American Metal Containers 15 - 3 Yd Containers, 3 - 4 Yd Containers Pay from General Fund 001-000-247-93-00 2. Allied Chlorine & Chemical Prod. Chlorine for Water Treatment Pay from Water & Sewer Revenue 401-332-533-30-63 $ 4,770.00 2,013.30 - 20 - MINUTES - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING AUGUST 18, 1~81 Bif Bal. due P.O. 49973 for 4 Flow Transmitters Pay from Water & Sewer Revenue 401-332-533-60-42 Council approved 11/5/80 4. Board of County Commissioners Coun_ty ~df±ll for Month of July, 1981 Pay from ~enerat Fund 001-341-534~40-9A 5. ~Boyle Construction Co. Proj. 626~681-45~6 Pump St~ticms 316 & 319 for period 6/20/81 to 7/20/81 Pay frc~~ Utility General Fund 403-000-169-11-00 75% Re~bursable from EPA Grant'C-120496020 10. Boynton Beach Child Care Center After c~re program budget for Se.pt, Oct, Nov, Dec, 1981 Pay fro~ budgeted funds 320-641-564-40-5A OrdinanCe #73-15, passed 5/15/73 Enginee~ Service Corp. For installation of monitors at Lift Stations Pay frc~~, Water & Sewer Revenue 401-352-535-60-42 Heintzel~nan ' s Truck Center, Inc. Ford 2-~on Truck with 8 dump body Pay fro~ Federal Revenue Sharing 320-722-572-60-83 State COntract ~070-00-81-1 9. Interna%ional Business Machines Corp. ~onthly Rental for Computer for August Pay frc~various accounts - 001-133-513-40-21 001-131-513-40-25 001-196-519-40-25 001-211-521-40-25 3,563.00 349.00 118.00 585.00 4,615.00 Newton Seating company Library~_q~pment Shelving as per bid Pay frc~dFed-eral Revenue Sharing FUnd 320-711-571-60-63 Per bid 4/27/81, Council approved 5/5/81 11. Products for Industries 12. Amount due for paint etc. for South W~terTower Pay from Water & Sewer Revenue 401-000-205-02,00 Ranger Construction Industries, Inc. ResurfaCe City Streets Pay from GeneralFund 001-411-541-60-31 $ 8,666.00 11,799.00 104,415.09 3,935.80 3,100.00 13,105.00 4,615.00 10,112.97 4,955.46 34,991.19 MINUTES - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING AUGUST 18, 19.81 13. Seyfarth, Shaw, Fairwea~/aer '& Geraldson Legal Fees Fire 001-141-514-40-64 Legal Fees Police 001-141-514-40-6L 3,250.00 385.49 $ 3,635.49 14. South Central Regional ~as%~ ~ewater Treatm~ent'Board Services in Treatment and Disposal of Wastewater for month of July, 1981 Pay from Water & Sewer Revenue 401-353-535-40-9I 36,921.00 15. Isiah Andrews. Driver for Senior Citizens Club - 2 wks. Pav frc~ Federal Revenue Sharinq 320-641-564-40-5A Ordinance #73-15, passed 5/15/73 16. Willie Ruth McGrady Server for Senior Ci~/zens Club 2 -~s. Pay frc~ Federal Revenue Sharing 320-641-564-40-5A Ordinance #73-15, passed 5/15/73 110.00 96,00 Councilman deLong referred to the bills having been found in order and moved that they be paid, seconded by Councilmember Woolley. Motion carried 5-0. ADJOURNMENT Councilman deLong moved to adjourn. The motion was seconded, and the meeting was properly adjourned at 9:20 P. M, ATTEST: ~ty Clerk Recording Secret~ (Two Tapes) ~ CITY OF BOYNTO~ BEACH By~~/~~ Mayor Councilmemb~ - 22 - AGENDA AUgust 18, 1981 APPENDAGE to CITY ODUNCIL MINUTES of S/18/S1 (5 VIII. OLD BUSINESS: A. Utilities Service Area Policies I have received a request from Attorney Thomas J. Woolley, Jr. to have Boynton Beach utilities serve a 250 seat restaurant to be built beyond the City limits (See attached letter). In June, 1981, I had met with Mr. Paul Parker relative to the same piece of property and sent him a letter dated June 22, 1981 (A copy of which is also attached). In reference to the question of extending utilities service, especially the sanitary sewer service, I believe that the City must face the unresolved questions concerning future capacity of the regional wastewater treatment plant that serves Delray Beach and Boynton Beach, questions which have arisen primarily because of the curtailment of federal funding assistance. Obviously, the City always has an obligation to address priorities for. supplying all catagories of its municipal services with special emphasis on utilities services. In responding to Attorney Woolley's request for his clients and to other requests that will come to the City from time to time for utilities services, I am suggesting that the City Council consider adopting priorities for service as follows: 1. City Corporate Limits 2. City Utilities Service Areas as follows: Other municipalities that have contracts with the City of Boynton Beach Portions of the Boynton Beach Utilities Service Area that cannot become, at the time of se~ice request, a part of the City due to location Portions of Boynton Beach Utilities Service Area that can, at the time of service request, become a part of the City It is recommended that catagory 2.c.' not be provided'service until the regional wastewater treatment plant expansion plans are settled. Obviously, if in the interim, between now and plant expansion time, the Boynton Beach share of plant capacity runs out prior to serving all of the City Utilities Service Area, those request- ing service after capacity has been totally committed will face a development moratorium or have to provide their own service. It appears that the above suggested priorities address the sanitary sewer treatment capacity problems in an equitable manner. Adoptioq of this policy will prevent, at this time, granting the request contained in Attorney Woolley's letter. I have reviewed this proposal policy with the City Attorney and he feels that it is legally acceptable. PLC :ah Peter L. Cheney City Manager Atts. cc: Mr. Perry Cessna, Director of Utilities POST OFFICE DRAWER JJ LAW OFFICES T~o~xs d. Woo~-~¥, PROFESSIONAL ASSOCIATION FIRST FINANCIAL PLAZA, SUITE 408 639 EAST OCEAN AVENUE ~OY2qTON BEACH, ]~LORIDA July 15, 1981 Mr. Peter L. Cheney City Manager City of Boynton Beach P. O. Box 310 Boynton Beach, Florida 33435 Re: Palm Beach Farms Co. Plat ~8, Lot C (Less S.R. 804 R/W), Lots D & E, Block 3 Dear Mr. Cheney: This office has been retained by Eclectic, Inc. reference a petition for rezoning to allow the construction of a 250-seat quali~y restaurant and-lounge to be built on the above-described property. The Division of Environmental Sciences and Engineering is prepared to recommend confirmation of utilities to the Palm Beach County Planning, Buildin~ and Zoning DePartment provided they receive a commitment for sewer services from the City. As you are aware, the subject property lies contiguous to, but is not within, the City limits of Boynton Beach. While my clients appreciate the offer, they do not desire voluntary annexation into the City of Boynton Beach at this time. You have previously been provided with a copy of the survey of the subject property and the commitment for sewer services from the City is the only hold up in presenting my clients' petition to the County. Mr. Peter L. Cheney July 15, 1981 Page 2 Therefore, to assure capacity for future development of the City proper, we request a commitment for sewer services only for a period of eighteen (18) months. This is the maximum time within which my clients' project will be re~dy for sewer hook-up. I request your prompt consideration of this matter and request the commitment for sewer services to the City to be in letter form for presentation to the Palm Beach County.~j Depar~ent. ~oolley, Jr. TJW/lb cc: Perry A. Cessna, Dir. of Utilities Mayor & City Council of Boynton Beach Eclectic, Inc. 'CITY IBOYNTON BEACH P.O. BOX 310 120 N.E. 2ND AVENUE BOYNTON BEACH. FLORIDA 3,3435 i305! 734-8111 Office of the ~ty Mc~n'ager June 22,-1981 Mr. Paul Parker 3229 Frontier Avenue Lake Worth, Florida 33463 Dear Mr. Parker: In response to your request regarding water and sewer utilities, this letter confirms that the City does have water and sewer facilities in the immediate vicinity of.~N,W. 2nd Avenue, which is presently in the unincorporated portion of the County. '.Because of F~deral assistance funding problems nov; confronting all cities and the fact that expansion of the Regional waste- water Plant is necessary to assure capacity for future development, the City cannot, with certainty, indicate that capacity will be available for you to connect to the sanitary sewer system when. the property is ready for service. -Adequacy of water service does not appear to be a problem. I look forward to the opportunity to' have further discussions with' you concerning annexation of this property. In the meantime, please let me know if I can be of further assistance to you. S inc. ere ly, CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH ter L. C~e~e¥ - City Ma nag.er PLC:sr cc: Perry Cessna Central File Mayor and City Council =ITY OF BOYNTON BEACH PAGE C u R R E N.J .M_O~__~_T__~__C_.,?_E C K $ ~ECK,." VENDOR # VENDOR NAME CHECK DATE TOTAL AMOUNT ~O~J 055313 EJJITABLE LIFE ASSURANCE 7/05/81 ~98 195020 STATE OF FLORIDA DEPT. 5/08/81 3~ 43 191510 SE~CREST PETROLEUM COo 5129/81 35015 150381 PALM BCH. JR. COLLEGE 6/1~/81 36057 090425 ~AND'S 6/19/81 36145 150380 PALM BEACH JR. COLLEGE 6/23/81 ;6179 29000~ WILLIE BAGLEY 7/01/81 ~6180 0~0405 CONSTANCE BAISH 7/~1/81 ,5191 021543- FR&NK A. 5EDNARICK 7/01/81 36182 025483 OBE BUTLER 7/01/81 36183 030501 PENA CARRIER . 7/01/81 3618~ 033603 CALLIE CLANTON 7/01/81 o0i 60,OOCR 454.21 53°79 108.59 227.58 63.23 360.80 185 090432 JOHN ,,5185 222794 JOHN VICKI 35187 034663 !RJR I EL HOLZMAN 36188 10~505 FRANK JOHNSON 35189 13~509 GEORGE A. JOHNSON 3 L: 6193 ......... ~.D~51T JOHN JOHNSTON .... 36191 390005 GRETCHEN LUBY 36192 156300 ELSANDR PJFFER HARRINGTON 7/Jl/81 ................. 397-_9~ ........... 7101/81 ~7.1..~ 7t0!/81 88.75 7/0z/8i 88.65 7/31/81 ~18.72 . . 7/01/8i .... . 91.28 36193 190945 3619~ 190940 3~95' 192592 35x96 ~5002~ 36197 292515 36198 23255~ 36199 230452 JJHN SCHNEIDER .................................. 7/p!/81 133.20 ~A~ E. SCHO~ 7/Oi/Sl Z53oSa ADA SHOOK 7/0i/81 202.2i ~RANK SMITH 7/01/81 81,46 LEE THOMAS JAMES C° THOMPSON 7/01/8I 71.19 OLIVE WALLACE 7/21/81 158.90 ~623~ ..... 4700i8 ..... MC ARTHUR WA~ERS ,6201 23i580 W~T° WELCH 36232 265900 ~ILDRED A, ZWART ~62J3 ........ i-~'4'5~ ~--GEORGE dOWNIER '~ 3620G .19~59S 36205 021210 ~5205 1~5351 36207 081553 36235 36212 36213 36311 36315 36~17 ,36378 36379 36333 363~3 3633~ 36385 124590 19~299 2Db302 22279~ 235495 195023 283015 333015 280015 -2~0344 333015 01~2~ 135950 3&3395 3a0oo2 THEODORE SORG 8RADFJRD BAXLEY MRS. FLORENCE SULLIVAN HAROLD HERRING NSqMAN LSLATTE KEN SNOW JSHN ~. TUITE JDHN VICKI COqTI.S E, WRIGHT STATE OF FLORIDA DEPT, GLENN H. BEATTY JR, BOYNTON CiTY FEDERAl CREO DAVID To GALLOWAY S3YNTON CITY FEDERAL CRED GLANN ~. BEATTY JR. DAVID T. GALLSWAY ISIAH ANDREWS 4ILL!E RUTH HCGRAJY OALE'S PAINT ~ BODY SHiP VERA LEWIS ¢OUNO!L APPROVED Date ................... 7/0i7§i ......... 46¢;'71 7/oi/81 8z.6~ 7/3!/81 77.13 7/01/81 955.23 7/01/81 1.,I12.80 7/01/81 814.95 7/01/81 33.34 7/01/81 ~2.46 7/31/81 91~50 7/oi/8i ......... Y;3~5;o'4 ............. 6/29/81 2.20CR 6/33/82 5,332.18 6133181 ............ 1a~.17 ...... 6/33/81 1,183.93 613o181 ia3.iTc~ 6/3~/8i .......... 6/30/81 1,183.q3CR 7/3.1/81 7/0t/81 3Bo40 7/31/8i 99.00 7/37/8i 103,40 CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH PAGE Z 'HECK f) VENDOR ~' VENDOR MAME CHECK OATE TOTAL AMOUNT ? GB7 440028 ROYSTON REDDICK 7/DO/Bi 325.88 3:x388 ~50322 PATRICK SMITH 7/02/8i 383.68 36389 ....... 300005 ....... ROBERT DRAKE ................... 7/02/8~ ..... 31~'.i6- 36393 290033 PABL] £OR~NA 7/DZ/81 322.32 36391 32$33~ VIRGINIA qo FA~ACE 7/DE/B! 1,071.87 36392 330~09 LORES GAqBLE ........... 7/02/81 ............................... 215,12 36393 3~003I SJRTIS HENRY 7/02/8Z ~6~o52 363~4 280945 KENNETH BEAN .......... 7/~2/81 ............. 189,26 36395 -3400Z~ EDWARD P. HUNCHAR .............. ?/D27BZ 52~.58 3639b 390032 MOODY JR,~ NILLIE 7/02/81 329.57 36397 060998 ~ABA 7/22/81 60.00 RD H~MILTJN ............. ~/32/Bi CITY FEDERAL CRED 7/02/81 36398 080365 3639~ 285015 38400 024725 36401 36432 324733 36433 062B2D 3643~ 355313 364S5 052910 36436 032901 ~38 OZO!~3 36439 02317~ 36413 ~21205 36411 02153P '36412 32472] 36413 324785 36414 033165 36415 0~0503 36416 ....... 041603 36417 041619 36418 041696 36419 046304 -36423 05591~ 36421 S60103 36422 05378? 36423 05555~ 3642~ 07~553 36425 075402 36426 075581 35427 0756~! ~6~28 0q0303 36433 130201 35431 130313 36432 14043] 35433 150374 36~ 150409 36435 15~41: 36435 16043~ WILLIA~ BDYNTON BDYNTON CITY FEDERAL CRED MJNISIPAL POLICE B]YNTON BEACH RETIREMENT FIREHEN'S RELIEF E2JITABLE LI~E ASSURANCE =IRST BAN< & TRUST CITY DF BDYNTON BEACH ABCD AUTO BODY B.Bo ASSOC. ~IREFIGHTE~S B°Bo AUTO PARTS~ INC° BO° DF CD° COMMISSIONERS BEANE EXTERMINATING CO. BOYNTON BEACH CHAMBER BOYNTON RESTAURANT SUPPLY CoKo'S LDCKSHOP? INCo OAVIS ~ETER & SUPPLY DEL~AY CHEMICAL CO- DELRAY ELECTRIC SOPPLY COLLEEN OEVEREAUX ELLA DUG&N EYEGLASS ~ORLD ~CCMA ~LORIDA POWER ~ LI.SHT FRATERNAL ORDER OF POLICE M~S.BARB~RA GJLLE G~AN~D~ VALVE ~ FITTING GJLF OIL TDM GJST~FSON PAINT ~F3. HACH CHEMICAL !.B.¢~o CORPORATION Jo g J CHEMICAL JACK'S CAMER~ CENTER NATIONAL 2AS~ REGISTER PALM BEAC~ COMMUNICATIONS PALM dCH, COUNTY PALM 5EAZfl NEwSPAPeRS PALM BEACH TURP EQUIPMENT 718.00 7/32/81 170.00. 7~OZ/81 1~237°86 7/02/81 3,433.15 7/02/81 97~,77 7/05/81 1,g7~.58 7/D2/81 20,943,96 7/ 7/81 56.34 7/07/81 90~135 7/07/81 505°~4 7/07/81 2.04 %'7/37/31 ........ 753.0'0 ........ 7/37/81 182.00 7/37/81 1~003o00 7/07/81 93.16 7/07/81 7/07/81 248°25 7/37/81 599°00 7/07/81 180.72 7/07/81 23,00 7/37/8t 7/07/8i 50.00 7/&7/81 3t26Pi72 7/37/81 33°00 7/07/81 435.79 7/07/81 9,48~°6i 7/07/81 81.54 7/07/81 73.54 7/37/81 4bgo30 7107181 7/07/91 ............. 7.29 7/07/8 53.95 7/07/81 7/~/81 ~o90 7/~7/81 116o6~ '~/3~t :~TY OF BOYNTON = ~ ~_A~H PAGE 3 c ,J R R E N T M 0_N.._.LH___~. :qECK,." VENDOR,.",. VENDOR FLAME CHECK DATE :-'136437-: ................. 153~,53 ...... -F'~E_iLIA,- .... 'PARSEES ............................................. 7/07/81 TOTAL A~OUNT ? '?38 150465 ELLEN PARTEE 7/37/8t 3'o'439 --151713 PETTY CASH RECREATION ..... 7/37/8Z 354~3' ....... 153513 .... PLASTIC-~INDON PRDDUST-S ............. ~/37/81 3644l 15520Z PJBLIX MARKET 7/37/8Z 364~2_ 184515 BOB ROBERTS 36443 135313 GE3RGE Rd~G 7/07/81 36444 192757 JJDY SIHMERM~N 7/37/8i 3644.~ .......... ~9639~ ....... ~J~HE~S ELECTR~ 16080 33~35 85000 8.53 358000 20o00 33.00 57045 36445 20041g JEANNE T~PLEY 36447 23560~ TROPIGAS, INC, 36~8 ......... 21315~ _JoSo POSTMASTER 35449 215353 UNDERGROdND SUPPL~' 36450 215413 UNITE3 ~AY OF PALM BCHo 3645.1 ....... 2.354~9 ._ ~A~.L RALLACE MOTORS~ IN:o 36~52 230465 ALDEAN WALLNER 36453 231783 ~ESTE~N AUTO STORE 36454 ...... ~31552 73~ N[LL[AMS 36455 13473: N3RTH CHEHICAL ~ PAINT CO 3.6456 7703~? TERESA L. AKES 3645~ ............ ~003~ .... HARRIET CONN,7 3~.~58 4500~7 YRANK S~NNOTT 7/J7/81 8000 7/07181 ..... 5109l 7/07/81 1,503~00 ..... 7137/81 998075 __ 7107/81 .............. _._7/.07/.8~ z~F~oo 7/07/81 3~00 7/37/81 i~066 ............. 3~07/_81_ 570~QO .... 7/37/81 ~9o70 7/07/81 15.00 7/37/81 5,I58.I7 ~59 453048 MICHAEL G. STICKNEY 7/07/81 ? 3646_0 .......... 530091 HJNTERS RUN ~?" 35463 194~09 -'- S3£IAL SECURITY CDNTRI~T ...... ~-770~/81 36464 353788 FLORIDA PJHP E SUPPLY CO. 7/09/81 _ 3645..-_5 .......... 3.30001 _ GORDON GREGORY 36455 ~,90033 RI"HAZD S~ WALKE 7/19/81 36457 014243 ISIAH ANOREWS 7/13/81 36468 130950 WILLIE RUTH MCGRADY 35459 013723 ALLEN INSJRANCE AGENCY 7/10/81 36470 013915 A~ERI'AN ~ARRICADE ' 7/13/81 36471 320171 ~Sq SENEGAL CONTRAST3RS,I 7/t0/81 36;~-/Z ....... O'ZOZOO -'-B. I °;. - ......... 7/1-~7§1 36473 ozoA3~ THE BAKER & TAYLOR CO. 7/la/81 ...... 35474 320440 T-tE BAKER E TAYLOR Ca° 7/10/81 36~75- ....... 011101 BD. OF C3° COM,uISS~ONERS 7/13/8i-- 35~75 0~1581 ARTHUR BER. MAN 7/13/8i 36~+77 D24~.79 B3BBY ROROEN 7/10/81 36478 0_24595 E3YLE CONSTRUCT i0~ " ......36479 32~r709 BDYNTON AJTO SERVISE 364'80 024725 8]YNTON CITY FEDERAL CRE~ ~6481 024733 ~OYNTON BEACH RETIREMENT 4B2 32q-787 B3YNTON PJMP r~ SUPPLY 36483 025~-22 BRANDENBERG'S AMOCO 364B4 0~558q B~]D ~.T .INCo 36485 025509 Bq]~AqD PUMP E SUPPLY CO. ~'~', 36486 025285 C0'~. BUCK 35487 J26~57 BJSINESS MACHINES, INC. 36488 030253 CADILLAC ENGRAVERS 36489 030299 JJDY CAL~NDRA 4~338.15 2,~35.80 66~865o~4 75.57 418o12 559.74 55~00 48000 37,145.00 89~090 '3,450000 3,738000 28.81 i9o80 ~3o00 7/10/81 135.00 7/10/81 9,2L5.10 7/13/81 3,747.9N 7/~018~ ~zz.7~ 7/~0/81 ....... _~_?~3.00 7/13/81 .... 57;70 7/10/81 155089 7/13/$~ 15000 ~/31'f81 CITY DF BOYNTON BEACH CURRENT MONTH CHECKS HECK,,~" VENDOR f~ VENDOR NAME CHECk 46490 36493 36494 ~36 49 5 36495 36497 36429 35501 ........ ~6502 35503 36504 36505 3~506 365~7 36508 3~50~ 36510 '512 ~6'513 6516 36515 36516 36517 36518 3651~ 36520 36521 36522 35523 36524 35525 36526 36527 3652~ 36529 36531 36532 3553~ 3~535 36536 36537 36538 36539 365~ ...... 03'0299--' 033632 03~872 O~161~ 341684 056~00 05520~ 052823 062910 053003 053755 06378~ 353792 054556 070390 070403 076533 075433 080309 08031~ 083~3! 086353 09010~ OgO!O5 094293 130310 131661 115592 120562 12166D -121725 122701 12~533 130565 131766 t3642D 1~1711 151310 150325 16034~ 16038q 152791 154593 155545 t652~t 1R0465 CAIN-FEED 6 SUPPLY ................. SHE~H~N S ~L RK CONSUMERS UNION DALE'S PAINT & BODY SHOP DELRAY STAKE & SHAVINGS~ JOHN DENSON ODJBLEDAY & C3. ENVIROTECH CORPORATION E~JIPMENT FOR I~DUSTRY FIREMEN'S RELIEF g FIRST BANK & TRUST ~ISHER SCiENTIFiC FLORIDA METER SERVICE CO. FLDRtDA POWER & LISHT £0o FLDRIDA SPORTSMAN ~ORD'S INTN~L CRUISE GUIO SARDEN STORE BETTY GARRIGA CHARLES GODFREY ~qANADA VALVE ~ FITTINS HALSEY'S HALSEY & GRIgFITH~ INC, HARPER'S HJCKLEBUCK MUSIC I.~.M, CORPORATION IoB.M. CORPORATION INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE JACK'S CAMERA CENTER JERRY'S PEINT SHOP JONES EQUIPMENT CO, KEJSE~ O'CONNOR & LING' KEVIN CLEMENT JDqN P,LEONARD & C&THERi~ LERIS OFFICE SUPPLIES LIFE LONGVIEN LIME MAJRY'S TOOL CHEST MIAMI ELEVATOR CO. HJNiCIPAL POLICE NEW FLORIDA ]DDR :ONTROL SYSTEMS PACK-]-FJN PADDOCK POOLS PALM BEACH COU~ITY PIERCE CHEMICAL CO. PLASTIC LETTERS g SIGNS ~oLo POLK PSYCHOLOGY TOD~Y PJ~LIX M~KET RAND MCN&LLY C CO, EVa R~YMOND PAGE DATE TOTAL AMOUNT 7/13/81 73.25 7113/81 3~5.00 ...... 7/t0781 7/19/81 29.00 7110/81 iS.OD 7/13/81 ..... 9';29 7110/8Z 40.51 7/13/81 18~.00 7/19/81 25~303.30 7/10/81 795.58 7/19~81 2727~o85 7/10/81 11.95 7/13/81 25.00 7/10/81 2,3~5°00 7/13/81 ~5o00 7/19/81 ..... 65~00 7/10/81 53.41 .... 7/13/8z ................ 7/10/81 i~.00 7/10/81 100o00 7/10/81 267.31 7/13/81 192.00 7119181 ............... ~77.86 7/13/81 178.90 7113181 27.30 7/10/81 2,865.00 7/13/81 61.60 7/19/81 289°00 7/13/81 .......... 286.36 7113/81 I8.q0 7/13/81 61.25 7/13/8! 59.51 7/!D/81 1,835.33 7/i9/8i 9.00 7/13/81 3.95 7/19/81 400.90 7/19/81 5~781.90 7/13/8l 533.10 7/13/81 39°30 7/13/81 89.00 7/i9/81 139.P0 7/12/8i ',?/DF/BI CITY OF BOYNTON PAGE 5 · " VE DATE TOTAL A OUNT 3-~'842 190~68 3,._~43 ............ 190935 36544 19095~ 36545 t9~51~ .... '36546 194697 36547 104738 35548 194728 36549 19501% 36550 176015 36551 19539~ ~36552 195427 ~555~ 21535~ 36555 216~15 36556 2216~D 36557 23459~ 36558 24160P 36561 · 023803 36553 ~o555 016009 36566 36557 36558 36559 36573 36571 36572 35573 3657~ 3~575 36576 36577 36578 36579 36580 36581 36582 36583 365~ 535 3~5~6 35557 36588 36589 ~6595 36501 3~,592 RJS'~EL[ ~ AXON 7/10/81 SANIBEL-:APTIVA CDNSERVAT 7/Z~/81 SCHDLASTIC BOOK SERVICES 7/19/81 9LYVE E, SCHOOLEY 7/tg/81 S]HE'S UNIFORMS 7/17/81 S, CENT~ NASTEWATER TREAT 7/10/8~ SOUTHERN MECHANICAL SE~LS 7/i?/81 SDJTHEAST UNDERGRDUND CON 7/~S/BI STATE OF FLORIDA DEPT. STATE OF FLORIDA 7113181 4iLLIAM SULLIVAN 7/13/81 SUPERIOR SURGICAL MFG.CO, _ ....... ~/~/8t ULI-T4E URBAN LAND i~STo 7110/81 UNDERGROUND SUPPLY 7/13/8i .......... 92.41 I5.00 97.00 35,691.00 117.88 26t204o28 UNIVERSAL BEACH SERVICE VEkVA SHEEN WORKOUTS XEROX CORPORATION JA~ES HAJGH BLUE CROSS O~ FLORIDA ~. BELTR~N TYPEv~RITER ADVANCE AIR CONDITIONING AS~qRON OF FLORIDA aTLANTIC qARD~ARE ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK DZ~vS3 BDYNTDN SLOSS SERVICE, 3254~ ~qONOA BRIGHT 025372 OR. JAHES E. BUFFAN 02645~ BUSINESS .MACHINES, 3~76~3 BYRDS ELECTRIC MOTOR 0~2~05 DIETflPHONE 3553t3 E~JITABLE LIFE ASSURANCE 05360] FLaNAGAN- METCALF, INC, 363737 FL3~IO~ INQJSTRIAL SERVI~ 363793 ~L?RIO~ TENNIS ASSOC. G5~70~ ~D~ VALLEY M~RKING SYSTE~ 06650? FJTUR~ PRINTING 375453 &RAYBAq ELECTRIC CD. INC. OB~BSP ~OCKtEBUCK MUSIC 100319 JACK'S CAMERA CENTER 1~1585 SARA ~ER[EDES 131731 ~ETZLER g COX WELDING 132777 ~tLL;q i3~519 ~3ROSKI &NO ~SUTON I464~ ~OPMT EtESTRQNI- SdPPLY i5D351 Jl'4 O'CONNOR 1533~2 9LYMPI~ SPORT SHOP, !NC. 15035~ P~INT CENTER 15339? PALM BEAt% CDUNTY ~JNI~Io 15~225 PALM 5_A~ POST-Tt~ES 15343~ PAL~ ~EA'd ~tjq~ E~JIpH~NT 227,34 133,44 45.60 798.25 .................. 5.50 412.5o 7110181 63IoV0 7/19/8i 717.75 711o/ 1 8z .45 7110/81 219.ql 7/iB/81 21,78~,81 7/i%/81 ................ff~.o60 60.74 7/14/81 1,07~o00 7I!4/81 1sO.OD 7/1 /81 ag°5o I3O.oo 7/14/81 189.90 7/14/81 2,935.97 7/i4/81 115.88 7/i%/B1 311 .2u'~ 7/14/81 30~00 7/14/81 05.'00 7/i4/81 175.00 7/1~/81 124.50 7/14/81 103,30 7/1%/81 15o!~' 7/1~/81 483.00 7/1%181 13~.00 7/1~/81 21.37 7114/81 40.00 7/l~IBi 11.72 7/14/81 254.25 7/1%/81 32.85 7/14/81 4~5.78 7/14/81 12.00 7/1~/8t 19.50 7/1%/81 7.70 ~7/31>81 CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH PAGE SD? C J R R E N T M 3 N T H C H E C K S VENDOR #- VENDOR NAME 365g3 36595 36596 36597 36508 36603 366gl 366D3 ...... 35534 366g5 36~D6 365D7 36608 366D9 3661D 36611 36613 ~614 = ~15 36616 36~I7 36618 '36619 366~ 3662i 36622 36623 36~24 366~5 36625 36527 ..... 36628 38~E9 3663D 36~3L " 36632 ......... 36633 3563~ ~6635 3563~ 36638 3.664~ 36641 3bsa2 355~3 15172D 166231 192771 134575 18531] 190347 i95515 lgl51D 19163D i92779 19279D Z32555 21635~ 230512 23279~ 2328Z~ ZSg79~ ID1522 290O41 450919 31000? 360007 280305 450018 D142~D 130957 01120? 311350 015993 016309 02~69~ 3~471~. 324~25 0~973~ 3~478' 033293 33165~ 3%235t CHECK DATE TOTAL A~OUNT PETTY PJBLIX MARKET JA~ES RHODEN S~. JD~N ROR~BAUGH ~JBtN CONSTRUCTION CO. SA:ET¥ EDJIPMENT 29. OF SA× ~qTS ~ CRAFTS SEAC~EST PETROLEUM CO. SERVICE I~DOST~IAL SOPPLY SIMON'S UNIFORMS CAROLYN SIMS P~ THOMPSON UNOERGROJND SJPPLY LE~ ~AROS EJNiCE ~iLSO~ ~IKE ~!NTERS RO~E~T J. ZIEL!NSKI P~o~o qALP~ W CHAMPLIN JOHN G~RONER JENSEN BEACH CUBS RAY~NO CAUDELL EJSENE V. LUS< MACK SLO~N CLINTON EDWARDS CHARLES JONES JAqES BOYD VERNITA TJRNQUIST JA~ES SHELTON ~DJCtECHO~SKI~ RAY ISIAH ~NDRE~S ~ILLIE RJTH MCGRADY A-! !NOUSTRI~L SUPPLYtlNC ~H_VROLET ADmINiSTRATIVE CHARGES ADVANCE ~IR CONDITIONING ~TLANTIC COAST FIRE ~JTOPRODJCTS, INC. B&L ~EED SUPPLY,IN~. BoSo RUT] PARTS~ INC. BISHOP'S SJSAN BOYLAN BDYNTON AJTO SUPPLY BOYNTON BEACH CHAMBER ~]YNTO~ CITY FEDERAL CRED BOYNTON BEACH RETIREMENT ~OYNTON POMP g SUPPLY Pq~a~ PJMP ~ S~PPLY JJDY SE~TI~IE~ LA~]qAT~RIES J.£HaDRELL C C3~'MERCIAL HYDRAULICS CASH 7/i4/81 329,00 7/14/81 2Z"oOO 7/14/81 178,05 7/14/81 183,40 7/14/91 75.00 7t14181 i29.44 7/1~/81 53,85 7/14/81 809.90 7/15/B1 103o00 7/17/81 793~83 7/17/81 ................. 164'°58 7117/81 143,85 7/17/81 527°16 ~7/17/81 583'°11 7/17/81 282.44 7/t7/81 151,70 7/17/81 ................ 245°00 7/17/81 365.36 7/17/81 55.90 7/17/81 48.00 7/17/81 I21o00 7/17/81 193.43 7/17/81 '- 25~541.67 7117/81 288.80 7/17/81 32.25 7/17/81 '- 515o03 7/17/81 II1,70 7/17/81 605.15 7/17/81 42.30 7/17/81. 12.00 7/17/81 884,06 7/17/81 3~.90 7/17/81 9,203o10 7/i7/81 3,54D.34 7/17/81 81.37 7117181 32.88 7/17/81 15,00 7/17/81 I&2,ZO 7/i7/81 986.20 7/17/81 8D.25 CITY '3F BOYNTON BEACH TOTAL AMOUNT j--44 035395 .136555 ...... 341584_._ JOqN DENSON ...... 365A6 050313 EASY PAY TIRF-STORE .36547 052802 ~[~E ENGi~EERING ~6548 052~23 ~IRE~EN'S RELIEF & 36549 36291S FIRST BANK & TRUST ~655D ~52gi~ FIRST NATIONAL 8Aq< DF 3~65i ......... 063593 _.~LORtDA BOLT & ~UT ............... ~T~l 36552 3537~ 'FL~ID~ SEDRGIA TRACTOR 7/17/81 36553 353797 ;LA. STATE FIRE COLLEGE T/17/81 .356_~4 ........... ~7D~OD .... ~ETTY GARRIGA .............. 6555 074503 CHarLES SODFREY ?/17/81 36556 07~54n S3LDC3aST PLUMSlNG 7/I7/81 35557 075$5~ SRAYBAR ELECTRIC CO, INCo 7/iT/81 36~58 ......... 07550~ ..... Sq!FFtN POLLUTION ..... 35559 075583 GJLF OIL CORPo 7/17/81 36660 0755Z~ SJLFST~EaM LUMBER SD, 7/17/81 36551 08~552 HES TqANSPORT~INCo 7/17/81 36662 0~62~ HOLLY ACCJ~ULATOR E 7/17/81 36653 085350 qJ£KLESUCq HUSIC 7/17/81 7117181 75.00 7/17/81 21o00 7/17/81 20~32~2'2 7/17/81 250~00 - 13.40 52.55 45°00 267.53 35°30 ~25.00 11~875o38 867'19 750oo 259.80 I00.00 3.~654 0.9419.0 INDUSTRIAL ELECTRICAL 3 ~55 100215 J.P. ELECTRICAL ~ONT ACTS 366~6 ......... ~3!3 .... ~ACK'S CAMERa CENTER 36557 lZO3S5 L O C PUMP & EOUIPMENT C9 36668 120459 LANIE~ BUSINESS ~RDDUCTS 36669 121501 LARRY LEGGITT 36~'?J ............. ~22'~00 .... LINDSLEY LUMBER CO. 36571 130~35 MCDONALD DISTRIBUTORS OF 36572 135423 3657~ 153~00 36575 160365 3~6676 IB0509 36677 181579 3!6678 190193 35579 19035S 365~0 lqOSi5 36681 1~095~ 36582 ..... lql!D2 '~3:66~3 196427 36684 216393 3,6535 2305~5 5~b 23G579 36587 232928 36587 232828 36588 234703 36589 241533 3~691 530024 3~v2 53032~ ~JNICIPAL POLICE NATIONAL LINEN SERVICE 3LYMOIa SPORT SHOP, INC. PAINT CENTER E~A ~YMOND REAL ESTATE DATA S g S ~RTS C C~AFTS SAmETf KLEEN CORPo SAx ARTS & CRAFTS ]LYVE E° SSHODLEY SCOPE 34 SJPERIOR SURGICAL ~FG,CO. UN!JAX WATER HYDRANT SERVICE DENNIS NAX ~i<E N!NTERS MIKE NINTERS NORTH CHEMICAL ~ PAINT '~DCE~T EIC~ORST a:TIO'~ POOL ~LDRS, CITY OF BOYNTON FDa: 7/17/81 612,05 7/17/8i 243°00 7/17/81 .1.82 7117/81 49.01 7/17/8I 7/17/81 127.88 7/17/81 113.77 7/17/81 1,231.75 7/17/81 25.40 7117181 249.57 7/17/81 475,00 7/~7/81 35°31 7/17/81 ~1.75 7/17/8i ~7°15 7/17/81 15.30 7/~7/81 lo.oo 7/17/81 I27.Z5 7/17/8f" 435.30 7117/31 7/17/81 7/17/81 5.92 7/17/81 g87°75 7/17/81 7/17/81 2~.85 7/17/81 4.70 E C PAGE 8 ,'4 S T "- CHECK DA m TOTAL A~,OUNT 3bog5 36596 36697 ~6~99 36721 -36792 357~3 36734 6735 36736 36737 36708 36739 36713 36711 ~6712 35713 36717 36718 36719 36723 36721 36722 36723 35724 35725 38725 36727 36729 35733 35731 38732 3673~ 3~735 735 36737 35738 36739 367 36742 36743 ........ 533925 TERRY ANDERSON 540021 DEREL B. BAILEY 540093 JDqN BABZOCK ......... 540091 MICHAEL E. BAILEY 540~9Z WALTER ~EASLEY 54~99~ BONNIE B~ATTY 5~009~ PA'JL BENNETT 5G0095 BERG ASENCY 54099~ ~ISH~RD B, BER~-ARD 5~0397 DR. R.C. BOWER 5~0393 GEORGE 5~0090 GERALD BREEDEN 540!03 LA~REN BREHM 540101 LEDNfiRD No BIJE~NO 5¢3132 NELSON BJRCO~F 5¢0103 B~TLER CONSTRUCTION 5¢010¢ STEVEN J. BUZ~ 5~0105 WAYNE BENNETT 55000! CASTLE BLDRS, INS. 550933 CARTIER CDNSTRUCTION 559~5~ ~Lg~IA CALIENDO 550059 FRANCIS CAPASSO 550277 ~ICdAEL CARASEE 550071 STANLEY CATES 550~72 SATqDLIC ARCHDIOCESE 550073 DON CLEVELAND 550374 LOIS COLLAZO 550375 EDRAR] CYR, JR. 550095 CR~NBROOK LAKE ESTATES 550025 DREXEL PROP. INC 550354 GEORGE DAILY 553351 WILLIA~ OEMIK 550S52 DEXC] INTERNATIONAL 550053 NED DUNBAR 550065 MARION DU~ELON 570922 RAYN~ H. ELL!OTT 5?0~2! KARL ERIKSSON 53093~ ~qS ~ANASEMENT SYSTEMS 53003~ REGINALD FITZ 580034 JAHES FL~NNERY 530235 JDRSE FONTAN 530335 ROBERT FOREMAN 5300~7 FRANKLIN FULLER 53005~ 4ARRcN GEORGE 590056 P~ILIP G~TE'R 5~0057 J3~ G~RBE 59305~ ~ED GEHRING 593?53 STEVE HARDIN 60005~ S~RDN HaRRiSON 533555 DAVID HEIDER 590055 LOUIS HERNANDEZ 7117/81 ................. ~5'o50 ........... 71L7181 80.~0 7/17/81 21.50 .... : ..... 7/i718~ ~.80 ........... 7117/81 15.70 7f~7t81 12.2o 7/17/81 10o40 7/17/81 27.20 T/i7/81 2t.50 ................. 7f17/~1 7/17/81 7/I7/81 ................... ~i177'gl 7/17/81 ?/~/81 7.50 9.40 17.30 12..20 5~50 9.80 71tTi8I ............. Z73',00 7/I7/81 Z7.20 7/17/81 6.50 "-7/17/81 ................. ~2~1~ ......... 7/17/81 2~.3G 7/17/81- ~9.85 7t17/81 55°50 7/17/81 27.20 7/17/81 ~.7C ~:'7/17/81 ~go40 7/17/81 29.50 .. ..... 7(17/81 8.~3 7/17/81 27.20 7/17/81 97.20 7/.17/8i. ~8.38 7/17/81 15.47 7/17/81 12.20 7/17/81 13.a5 7117/8i ................ 12.50 .... 7717/81 13.80 7/17/81 2~o50 7/17/81 27.20 7/i7/81 ~3o55 7/17/81 2-5.80 7/17/8l 21.50 7/17/81 II.!5 7/17/81 27.20 7/17/81 15.'50 7/17/81 4.70 7/t7/81 8.30 7/17/31 34.50 7/17/81 7/1~/81 5.20 7/17/81 ~.iO 7/17/81 3~o00 7/17/81 5.50 ½'755 5D0091 ~$5 623017 367~7 520C1~ 35748 520319 367~9 533033 36753 533934 35751 500035 36752 533C35 36753 630037 35754 533333 36755 540035 35757 540037 35758 35759 35753 36751 5~90~2 35752 36753 650985 36754 650365 36765 550087 ~-"'766 b5008B ~6757 55003~ 36768 ....... 36769 650091 · 36773 550993 36771 5500P4 36772 650095 36773 650097 36774- 650093 36775 550099 36775 65010D 36777 550101 36778 550132 36779 650103 36783 550153 36791 55D%14 36782 550015 36783 6'X0D2Z 36734 5330q7 36785 5803qB 357~5 5830q9 5797 5~0057 36738 53005~ 367~9 5~0~52 36793 36791 357~Z 733~5~ 367q3 730353 367~q 73009~ B_A~H %ITY OF BOYNTON c ~ PA5~ 9 E C ~.~ CqEC< DATE TOTAL AMOUNT - EO~ARO A'. HOLAS HJNTE{S RJN '~A~VIN No JAHN~ SR. E3~ARD JASIECKI A~NE JOHNSON GEORGE Eo KiNG DAVID KISLAK ;RANK KOhL A~ORES KOHP GERTRUDE ~R~EGE'R ...... RGBERTA HAROLD A, LAIRD F~q~LIN LANGLEY LEI ~0 LAjGHLIN JAY LAWRENCE ~ARTHA LEEMAN LILLTAN LEEMON GEGRGE LTNDVE~T ~RSo CHAS, MAJOR 3RALIA MALDONADO P~!LLIP HANCUSI NDRqA T._ MELF~IO HAqK MILASK JGN '~ILES MILTON'S TEXACO M~L C]NST. RUCTION JAMES To MINGR JEANNE MITCHELL E~NEST MONROE TqDMAS Do MONROE JDHN MOFFETT GENE ~C "AFFERY JAHES MC KAY EDWARD MS LAUGHLIN TdDMAS L, MC PHERS'ON SALLY ~4C ROY ~ARIqE? VILLAGE OF B06. ~JO3LF N~EDON ~ICH~EL NEI~N PAL~ BEACH POST-TIqE$ FEANK T. PAOLO HA~DL~ Bo PAULSEN HE~AN PFEUT! JA'AES oL~STIRAS A~TO~NETTE PRENCIPE DONALD PJCKETT J~'~ES P, &EI'AER SjZA~tNE JG~N ~UpP ~q]DES~DNSTRUCTIDN INS. 7/17/8i 1o20 7/17/8i 479.50 7/17/~81 .................... ~o75 7/17/8i 25.15 7/17/81 13.50 7/17/81 3D.30 7/17/81 . _ 27.20 7/tT~8.1 4.70 · 7/17/81 7°80 7117181 ~?,00 7/17/81 ................ 23_-.70 ........ 7/17/81 ............... iz°zo .............. 7/12/8~ 27.20 7/17/81 12.20 7/17/81 4.70 7/17/81 3O~O0 7/17/81 ~.70 7/17/81 7.70 7/17/81 ............... ~.~., 9q ....... - ........... f71~/8~ 7.:0 7/17/81 25.00 7/17/81 Bo~O 7/17/81 24o35 ~'7/17/81 14°40 7/17/Bi 1.90 .............. T7i'f/81 17.20 7/17/81 18.7o 7/17/81 ~.70 7/17/81 12.20 7/i7/81 11.20 7/17/81 19o10 7/17/81 12020 7/17/81 15.50 7/17/81 24.40 7~i7/8t ......... lOP.~O 7/17/81 4,70 7/17/Bi 25.50 "~/17/81 ............... 15'o50 ..... 7117/81 19.85 7/17/81 12020 ...... ?/:7/s1 ............. 2i% 50 7/17/81 lO.G0 7/i7/81 27.20 ' - ~/1~I81 .................. 21.50 7/17/81 35,30 7/17/81 ~.00 7/17/81 ZI.15 7/17/81 19,85 7/17/81 55.50 7/3~'AB1 CITY OF EOYHTON BEACH HECK,," VENDOR fl VENDOR NAHE ---35795 ........... 710102 3~795 710103 3, F97 710104 36798 ......... 710105 36799 710105 ',35800 710137 36501 710139 36802 710109 36833 7t011~ 36834 .... 71311! 36805 710112 36805 710114 ...... ~36897 '- 710155 36808 720017 35809 720D27 36810 ...... 72033~ 35811 790009 35512 75002~ 36813 7500~5 3581~ 750~q5 36815 7503~7 3581~ ....... 75004~ ?:817 753049 bo818 750350 36819 ..... 750351 35820 750052 35821 750053 35822 .... 75095~ 36823 750055 3582q 770005 36825 770005 36826 790000 36827 350010 35528 ....... 3~03~3 36829 36830 362901 36831 010199 36832 01630T 35833 324773 3£83~ 040535 35835 0~1603 36837 0~1583 5838 05030? 35839 050310 36843 063759 365~i 27~535 ~"~i? 358~2 368~3 36544 i2152k 368~5 122ot! PAGE 10 CHEC< DATE TOTAL AMOUNT SHERRI S'~ARS EoRo SEIFERT ANTONY E~ SCHAUER P~JL SCHROCK JACK SCHULTZ CLARENCE Po SHEFFIEL~ ToJo SHITH DR. TO~ SPENCER LDLA STA~EL JICE STO~ES SEYHOJR SCHLES!NGER ~ESLEY STEU~E SEAWAY VILLAS OORIAN B. TRAJGER TANEN HOMES CONST. T~E GARDENS LI~ITE~ PAMELA J, VANN ~EST CONSTRUCTION HENRY WAGNER ROBERT C. WALLACE 4ARREN S£HAFE'R SUPPLY CO. RUDOLPH K. WATSON JOA~ q. NHELAN FERNE K. WILKINSON NOEL NINSLOW B~IAN WOBSCHALL CATHEY WALES ROBERT E° WOODS LLOYD WEEKS CLARENCE YOUNG DENNIS YESKEY CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH LAR~ENCE JA9UISS FELICIA HAWKI~SON STATE QF FLORIDA DEPT. FIRST BANK & TRUST O~ PAL A.A. ELECTRIC CD. ~JTOPRODJCTS, 1NGo ~3YNTON MEDICAL OXYGEN DAVI. S WATER ~ WASTE [NDJS DE ~R4 TJ~F & INDUSTRIAL DEL~A~ CHEMICAL CO. DENSBERGER FIRE SYSTEMS EAST COAST FIRE EQUIp. EASY PAY TIRE STORE :LDRIOA INTELLIGENCE UNIT SDLD 2OAST CME~ICAL CORP. JACK'S C~MERa CENTER JJq3 INDJSTRIES LEAHY DOS!NESS A~CHiVES LLSY~S AUTO ELECTRIC ......................... 7/1T!8L ................. i1.20 ........... 7117/81 ZO.O0 7/17/81 57°20' - ....... 7f£7/8~ ................... %.~0- .......... 7/17181 71i7/81 ' 7/17/8i 7/17/8t 7117/81 ........ - .... 7/17~81 7/17/8t 7117/81 .................. 7/~7/81 7.00 12.20 15~70 25.50 13.20 2.10 30°00 Z?-~O .......... 7/17/81 ............... ~o~9o ..... 7/17/81 25~50 .......... 7/i7/81 7/17/81 7/17/81 7/17/8i 7/17/81 7/17/81 7/17/81 7/17/81 7/17/81 ~:.7/1~/81 7117/81 7/17/81 3~;3~ ......... l~.qO 25.10 11.50 25.50 19.85 12.20 27.20 21.50 22~20 5.20 25.00 7/i7181 ................... 13.00 7/17/81 27.90 7/17/81 23.70 7/17/81 19.50 7/i7/8i 2,479.76 7/17/81 5,219.50 7/17/81 35.70 7/23t81 2.85 7/2~/81 87.50 7/2!/81 liD.BO 7/2!/81 12~.00 7/21/81 29.00 7/21/81 213.52 7/21/81 115.25 7/21/~1 33.00 7/21/8i 2iD.75 7/21/81 1,330-37 7/Z1/81 29.90 7/21/ql 25~.06 7/21/81 5,C.88 7/gl/B1 4~.85 7/21/61 2,5j6.80 7/2t/81 692.~b S U K S PAGE 11 ~ECK.,." VEND3& ,." V=NDOR~ NAME ;'-'6846 13~5~ ..... :~X]IN'E-~GiNE EQUIP. C3o ,.~'¢~7 133565 MAJRY'S TOOL CHEST 3~048 13~51~ ~]DERN VENETIAN BLIND 36849 135423 ~Ro ICE MACHINES 35852 143~iD NALCD~HEMICAL CO. 55851 143~35 NATID~AL FIRE PROTECTIDN ½5852 15037~ PALM BEACq AUTO PARTS ~6853 16037~ PAL~ ~_A~H SHAKE & ~HEEL 36855 ............ 15151F 35855 152531 36356 152793 .~,3685.7_ ..190189 5858 190515 36859 191133 36859 .......... 191~t5 . SEAC~EST. PHAqMAcY 36861 194735, 'SDdTqERN BUILDING CODE _pEACgCK'S RADI~TOR._SERVIS PHYSIO-CONTROL PIERCE TIRE 63., I~C, S~M FARM SUPPLY~INC, SATTELLITE PRD~U~TS~ SC]TT¥'S 36862 233501 TAYL3~ RENTAL CENTER 36853 ..... 231733 _._TESTING LAB OF THE 35854 235~33 TqaNSI-T~3NICS, INS. 36865 21539~ UNIJAX 35855 ~.~1778 G~EAT WESTERN OFFICE 36557 251523 ZEE ~EDICAL SJPPLIES ~-~158 650e~9 VINCENT SIEGEL 36869 ~10013 KENNETH 3VERBY 36873 390039 36871 %40031 35872 3~339~ 36873 430009 3687~ 350Q3! 36875 353032 36876 65305? 36877 320322 36878 36879 3142~? 36880 133~50 ..... 3688.1 .... OlD!SD 56832 01378~ 35883 215561 35884 015995 36885 32t231 36885 024553 35887 024v25 3.~888 02473.3 SUP~ JDHN F. MARTIN JDHN E. REYNOLDS E2KEE F HARRIS 833KER NDRFUS RODERT I~4EL F~E]E~IC< IRELAND JEAN H SCHMIDT J]SEPH FERNAN]ES F~ANK SINNOTT ISLAM ANDREWS WILLIE RJYH M2SR~OY A, BELTRAN TYPEWRITER ALLIED CHLDRINE ARTIC AIR CONO!TIDNING ATLANTIC FISHING ENTERPRI BP. DF CD. COMMISSIONERS ToJ.BDWLES ELECTRIC CO. BDYNTON CITY FEDERAL CRED B3YNTON BEACH RETIREMENT SB9 329755 BOYNTON GJN K LDCK, INC. 36893 030185 C,K,'S LOCKSHJP~ INC. 35891 33329~ JJD¥ :ALANDR~ 36892 033555 CLEMS3N UNIVERSI-TY 35893 03455~ 2324 -OL~ BOTTLING CD. 3S8~ D3~597 CDLLINS SIG.~S 36895 3~3535 DAVIS WATER E WASTE INDUS 36'U~b 0~159~ DELRA¥ AWNING DATE TOTAL AMOUNT 7121/81 442.21 7/2!/B1 65.75 7/21/81 203.00 7/21/81 9%7.30 7/21/81 23.73 7/21/9t '7/21/81 ___7/zi/.81 7121/81 7/21/81 7./.2.1/~1_ 7/21/91 7/21/81 559.31 173,99 43Z.._5.2 ...... 171~70 3,163.99 185~_~ ........................ 83.50 .................. 141,54 7/21/81 7/21/81 123.00 7/21/8[ 42.75 7121f8~ .................. 7/21/81 125.55 7/21/8l 275.87 ....... 7/Z!t81 ................ 1.5~_._~5 .......... 7/2~/81 226.76 7/21/81 49,02 7/24/81 359.56 :~_7/2~/81 613.71 7/2~/81 193.9~ 7/2%/81 135.45 7/24/81 377.78 7/24/81 611.3~ 7/24/81 39~,59 7/24/81 137.15 7/24/81 135.~0 7124/81 292°00 7124/81 55.00 7/24/81 48.00 7/2~/81 16.20 7/2%/81 2,225.80 7/2~/81 !,8SD.DC 7/24/81 403.00 7/24/81 '--i!,755.00--- 7/24/81 287.18 7/2~/81 9,193.50 7/24/81 ............ 712~/8~ 7124/81 3~.Z0 7/2~/81 15.00 7/24/81 15.00 7/24/81 79.80 7/24/81 ZO.OO 7/24/81 265.00 ~I3i~B1 CITY OF 60YNTON 8EACH . U ~ R E N T M 3 N T q C H ,J~898 3~899 36900 ~36902 369D~ 36935 359D5 36?37 36938 36910 35911 35912 35913 3691~ 30~15 36915 35917 36918 36920 39921 35922 55923 3~92~ 3~925 369~ -36927 . 35928 36929 36930 35931 36932 369~3 3593~ 36~35 36935 .......... 35937 3~938 35939 359~1 369a2 369~3 36945 35945 369&7 0~161t 3~t533 04158~ 052823 352913 353333 055503 370~33 07450? 380425 382973 38~55P 384731 335353 390099 3~3!33 0~3!05 39013~ 115531 120401 12285~ 133313 130403 132771 i32~55 135423 1GO~iD 14J~33 153387 152753 156201 160503 ta918B lPI1D3 OELAAY ICE COo,I'NCo PETER DELJSIA JOHN DENSON WILL!~ P. DOPEY CAq3L FI~<E FI~E~EN'S RELIEF ~ FIRST 5AN< & TRUST FISd~ SSIENTtFIC FJTU~A PRINTI~ BETTY GARRIGA Cq~RLES GODFREY HAND'S ANtT~ HINTON WE~DY HDLLIEN JDqN Fo qDLLIqAN PlCHARD D,HOOVER ROBERT HOWELL ~LETqA H]Y HJCKLEBUC< MUSIC Io3o'~o CORPORATION IgMA ~ETI~EMENT CDRP. ELEANOR K~USELL LAKE ~ORTH FIRE EQUIPMENT LIONEL D. EDIE L3~GVIEW LIME ~qITT ~ACDOWELL qANqATTAkl TROPHIES MILLE~ DODGE E]WA~) MIT£~ELL ~3TDR3LA~ INC. ~NICIPAL POLICE NALC9 CHEMIC&L CO° NATIg~aL CAS~ REGISTER NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF NEPTJNE ~ETE~ CO° ~LY~PI4 SPORT SHOP~ !NC. ~L~ ~EACq dq. COLLEGE PALM BEACH NEWSR~RERS PICARO CqEMiCAL CO. EVa ~4YMDND DIANA RO'JRK S&~ FARM SOPPLY~!Ng. OLYVm ED SCHQOLEY 3,~. S£DTT ~ SONS SEAC~EST PETR3LEJM SE&CREST VETERINARY S~4ELL HANDmadE '3., INC. S3JT~ PL3~IDa ~ACK TRUCKS E C K S CHECq PAGE 12 DATE TOTAL AMOUNT 712~/B1 ............ 352;30 7/2~/8t 333.30 7/24/8i 77.87 7/ZqtBl ......... Z,3.DO .......... 7/24/81 7°7t 7/24/~1 937.52 7/2g/81 ........ j-O,637~q2- 7/24/81 9G5.23 7/2~/B1 93.50 7/2~/Sl ;5%00 7/2~/BZ 45.00 7/2~/81 7.56 7/24/8i 7/2~/8! 32°00 7/2~/81 15~¢00 7/2~/81 289°00 7/24/91 591.20 712~/81 ~5o95 7/24/81- --- lOO°O0 - 7124/91 14~.30 7/24/81 4,615°00 Y/gA/B1 ........... 389°70 7/24/81 2~Io30 7/24/81 7/24/81 -- -59o00 ..... 7/24/81 1,252.30 7/24/81 11~913o69 7/2~/81 ...... 959.75 7/24/8t 5~°00 7/24/81 367.36 7/2~/B1 ........... ~3~OO 7/24/81 6,019.00 7/2~/8i 1,252°64 7/24/81 26~889°76 7124/81 293.86 7/24/81 55.30 7/24/8i 29,3~3.56 7/24/81 6.00 7/2¢/B1 1D°O0 7/24/81 1~194°.3~ 7/24/81 15.59 7/24/81 53.00 7/24/81 7/24/81 32.90 7/24/$1 7/24/81 i5o00 7/2~/81 1,424o~3 7/2~/8i 7/24/81 1~5o50 7/2¢t~1 ZBZ.60 7/24/Sl 369.3o PITY OF BOYNTON BEACH CURRENT MONTH CHECKS PAGE 13 4ECK,." VENDOR ~ ¢~NUOR NAME CHECK DATE TOTAL AMOUNt 205413 TRAIL FORD TRACTOR CO. .... ? 750 230403 36951 230453 35952 231783 35753 232793 36~54 -252792 36955 210!57 35955 032~01 RJFJS Mo VAUGHN~H.Do CqaqLES WALDNER~ EARL WALLACE FORD~ INC~ WESTERN A~TO STORE EJNi£E WILSON ROBERT d. ZIELINSKI PH.Do JoSo POSTMASTER CITY DF BOYNTO~ BEACH 36957 35958 36~59 /---,36950 ~5951 35952 01120~" ADAMS CHEVROLET' 011403 ADVA~ICE &IR CONDITIONING 011433 aD/ANtED FABRICATORS 01~332 CARMEN ANNUNZIATO 0!~922 aPDL!ED S"IENCE DIVo 01556~ ART SPECIALTY CO° 35963 315315 35954 024509 36955 024553 36955 32~71C 36957 024753 36958 02478? AJT3 WORLD BETTY BORDNI T.J.BDWLES ELECTRIC CO° ~3YNTON ~JTO SUPPLY SDYNTON GLASS SERVICE~ ~OYNTON PdNP ~ SUPPLY 7/24/8 1 3.0o 7/24/81 7124/81 731.80 7/2~t81 35o~5 7/2~/81 152.00 7/2~/8t 300.00 7/17/81 900.00 7/27t8! 5~o08 777 781 ........ 7/28/81 122.23 ............. 7/2 A81 zz . 7/2~/82 155.75 7/29/81 ~2~50 71Z~1§~ 82.9Z 7/28/81 13.00 7/2~/82 327°38 7/28/81 9.89 7/2~/82 979.00 7/2~/81 208.45 36959 .......... 6~'0303 ' C~LDWELL,Pa~_,TI,BaRROW~F"' a ........ 7/£'8781 ~970 031553 CENTURY POOL SERVICES 7/28/81 _ ~71 032905 CITY DF DELRAY BEACH 7/29/81 3~7"2 ...... 033531 TqD~AS A. CLARK ..... 7/28-~81 35973 03~594 COMMERCIAL HYDRAULICS ~ :':7/28/81 3697~ 0~050~ 9AVIS METER ~ SUPPLY 7/23/81 35975 ........ 3-41'58i JOE OELONG 7/29/8~- 35975 045~53 JOqN Bo DONKLE 7/29/82 35977 050300 EAST COAST FIRE E@JIP° 7/29/B! 35978 36979 35?80 3~981 36982 36983 ~-~36984 36985 36985 359~7 35988 369.89 369~0 359~3 3~99~ 35995 3,500000 59.70 13~.92 583.21 252.5~ 155.00 85.30 2~8.00 36995 369~7 35995 053371 PAUL ECKERT 053003 FISHER SCIENTIFIC 35369? FLORIDA BOLT a NUT ' ~53715 .... FLORIDA DIESEL TRUCK a IN 053783 :L]RIDA POWER & LIGHT 055593 CHARLES FREDERICK 070393 GAODEN STORE 07155~ S~NER~L S~S TRUCK 090425 HAND'S OBO42~ ...... EDRARD HARMENING 08~520 HOLLY AC"JMULATOR ~ 08~55~ HONDA SOOTH 0B4590 EDGAR HOWELL 103319 131507 111552 12OEOO 122705 122PI! i33555 131571 ................ 77 i8i .................. 2o0 ; ................. oo 7/29/81 59.18 7128/81 517.57 7/28/81 80.00 7t2n/81 133.00 7/23/81 ............. 207.'90 7/28/81 781.08 7/z /82 12.6o 7/28/~1 ............... ~7'~oOO 7128/81 398.50 7/28/81 85.40 JACK'S CAMERa CENTER DEE g. JEGHERS B]~ LATHaM LISdTNING POWOER COMPANY .LL]YDS AUTO ELECTRIC MAJR¥'S TOOL CHEST ~E!~EqE DISCOUNT MUFFLERS 7129181 7128181 ZO0.O0 7129/~1 25.25 7128/81 592.50 7/29/81 295.50 7/29/81 223.25 PAGE IF. TOTAL AMOUNT '._...33999 ........... 1-32771 ;7333 137595 37002 150100 37033 15334~ ~3700~ 150350 37005 151511 37005 151559 37907 154503 37333 195310 37009 1~!I33 j70t2 205429 37313 2~553~ 37014 205295 37015 21~390 37015 216427 37017 230450 37218 23153] 3721~ 23 37~25 23240~ ~q21 3' 022 234561 37023 234664 37~2~ 235495 7~ 3 ~25 2~150D 37926 251520 370~7 254550 37028 280015 3792~ 3703~ 370024 379~1 450919 37032 ~5902D 37933 Z33~5 37034 _ 370005 ~37059 330010 37073 37071 320035 37373 '-0t14G3 37275 0t5020 37375 ''377 324553 ~,075 32~72~ 37379 32473] 3~080 0254~B 37381 02566! ~'373q2 025394 37383 ~ILLER DODGE LEE MYLES TRANSH~SSI3N NEPTUNE ~ETER CO. ~ & G DISTRIBUTORS PADDOCK POOLS TEREESA PADGETT PEACOCK'S RADIATOR SERVIC C~RLES PERSING ROBERT PO2SIK 7IZ~/91 ............. 7/ZB/Si 2z5.0o 7/20/B~ 835.65 7/29/8f .............. ~3o80 ..... 71ZB/81 ZOZ.O0 7/Z9/9t 95.59 7/29/81 200.00- 7/~g/91 200°30 RJ~IN CONSTRUCTION 23. 7/23/81 591.88 O.qo SCOTT & SONS COMPANY 7/ZB/81 ~ 350.00 SE4C~EST PETROLEUM CO, 7/28/81 833.58 SDJTH FLORIDA MACK TRUCKS 7/2~/81 7Z.38 GREG TRAtNOR 7/28/81 7.08 W4LTE~ Mo TRAUG~R 7/2~/81 155o00 TJCKE~ MANUFACTURING -'7/2B/-8i 37~62 JNtJ~X 7/29/81 270.1~ UNIVERSITY OF ~LDRIO~ ?/2~/8i EARL NALLACE FORD, INCo T/Z9/8i ............. 3i8o06 THOMAS E. WENGLER ?/2B/Bi 20~o00 NESTE~N ~JT3 STORE 7/2~/B1 45.28 Jo NHITE ALUMINUM ?/ZB/Bi ............. ~77°03 EDNIH W. NINCH 7/28/81 PATRICIA L. WOOLLEY 7/ZB/81 I55.00 TI~. WOOD ~ORp, o ' =7/2~/~i S~JEL L° NRISHT 7/2~/8i I55.00 ×ERDX CORPORATION 7/Z9/81 98,30 ZEE MEDIC4L SUPPLIES 7/ZB/8i 32,35 BETTY ZOBEL 7/23/8I 50~00 BOYNTON CITY FEDERAL CRED 7/ZB/81 325.88 KENNCTH BEAN 7/'28/81- ?'~o37 JDSEP~ A <OST3N 7/29/81 2°26 LO£KSLEY THOMPSON 7/~9/91 43o5i WILLIE S<IPPER 7/23/81 - 2!°59 REBECCA NALKER~PAL~ BEACH .7/23/8i 100o00 LANA ~ KDESTER 7/3I/9t 324,34 KENNETH H GORLES 7/3!/81 JIMMY ROGERS 7/31/81 II5,79 DORA FORHANEK 7/3!/81 238°95 ADVANCE ~IR CONDITIONING 7/3!/8~ ~SIAH ANDREWS 7/31/81 55°30 ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK 7/31/81 75~°00 BEACON RESTAURANT 7/31/81 T,Jo~OWLES ELE~TRI" "0, 7/3!/91 503~50 ~DYNTON SITY. FEOER.~L CREO 7/31/81 9~2i3o50 BDYNTON BEACH RETiREmENT 7/31/81 ~519°39 ~HDND4 BRIGHT 7/3!/Bi 178.50 NANCY BR¥SON 7/31/81 8o00 nJRE4d OF ELEVATOR IN$Po 7/31/~1 JJD¥ -AL~NDR~ 7/3!/31 15.00 COCA COLA BOTTLING CO. 7/3l/Bi 79.80 ~335 04153% _ 387 041684 37388 350203 37389 352823 37393 352~i0 37391 35375~ 37392 3~3793 37393 35653~ 37394 070403 37095 373413 37395 37157~ /'*~37D97 371587 37398 376503 37399 ......... 375~89 '37133 375581 37131 333425 3713~ 081652 37133 130215 37134 114603 37135 115631 37135 1216~! -- ,107 i22532 37139 I3$PSO 37110 131543 37111 13173] 37112 136435 37113 136413 37114 1~1735 37115 15383~ 37115 '153374 37117 153381 37118 151735 37119 152873 37122 165233 ~37121 - 156231 37122 133533 37123 136533 3712~ 1~0461 37125 190959 371'26 194703 37127 1~6427 -"123 235533 ~7129 233543 3~132 231783 37131 ~32553 37132 23279? 37133 f3~625 3713~ 2~1607 37135 7P0!~5 :ITY DF BDYNTON BEACH PAGE !5 E N_T _M__O _N.IL..H ...... C H E C K S DATE TOTAL AMOJNT D.3,T. -N~IGHT FUND PETER DELJCIA JCqN 3ENSON F.R.o.A. Bi REGISTRATION FI~EMEN'S RELIEF & FINST BAN< 6 TRUST ~LA.'AJNI£IPAL GOLF COURSE FLOR!DA RECREATION & PARK 7/31/81 153.00 7/31/81 32.00 7/31/81 7/31/B1 883.2~ 7/31/81 29,569.89 7/3]/8i_ 3~00 7'/31/81 33.30 FJTJRA PRiNTIN~ ................... ~/31/81 33.50 BETTY GARRIGA 7/31181 ............. -"-~-5.30 SAYLOR3 ~ROTHERS 7/3!/81 6~9.05 GENERAL TOOL g MACHINING ........ ~/3~81 95.00 7/31/81 ................ ~7~30 7/31/81 .......................... 65000 ....... 7~3!K81 155o03 7/31/81 9,072~53 7/31/81 29.95 7/31/Bi ............ 7/31/81 272.80 7/31/81 16.95 GEDTEC, INC. CHARLES GODFREY DENNIS C. GRABEEL GOLF 3IL 2ORDORATION NAND'S HES TRANSPORT,INCo J.m. ELECTRICAL CONTRACT2 KDPy KING PRINTING CENTER ELEAN3P KRUSELL LARRY LEGGITT LIBERTY ELECTRIC,INC. ~ANHaTTAN TROPHIES WILLIE R~TH ~CGRADY BJRT MERRIAM HETZLER 5 COX WELDING MJNICIPAL INDE~ MdNICIPAL POLICE NE~AR< ELECTR3NICS OLYMPIC POOLS ~ PRODUCTS mALM BEAS4 COMMdNISATtONS PALM BCH, JR. C3LLEGE PETTY CASH POLICE ....... 7/31/81 .......... . ............ 3.29 7/3t/81 44.30 7/31/81 35.25 .............. 7/3!/81 .................... 21o~5 :~7/31/81 48°00 .... :-'- 7/31/81 85.30 7/31/81 18000 7/31/81 29.00 7/31/81 1,243.33 7131/81 3.38 ..... ?PSI/SI ............... 7131181 2~.30 ......... 7./31/81 102,00 7/31/81 83.29 PITNEY BONES PJBLIX MAq'KET PJBLIX MARKET EV~ RAYMOND RJSS~LL 5 AXON S~NDE~S,~SPINNaL & ASSOC. ]LYVE E. SCHOOLEY SgUTqERN 6ELL TELEPHONE SJPE~IOR SURGICAL MFS°CO~ TN]PIG,S, INC. WATER DEPARTMENT N~ST~N AJTJ ST~RE T~ NILLIAMS ~JNISE NILSON J.J.~. NgLF ~R~SH gIST. XE~g~ CORPO~aT~ON 'ITY DF BDYNTON BE~C4 7/3!/31 49.50 7/3!/81 85.00 7/31/Bt ..... 88.9~ 7/31181 ~5.00 7/31/81 ......... 5.,368o05 7/31/81 227.70 7/31/81 ~5o00 7/31/81 ...... ~.1973o21 7/31/81 1ilo50 7/31/81 122.80 7/31/81 3,325.40 7/31/91 35.95 7/31/81 157.00 7/31/81 13K.30 7/3!/81 6.50 7/31/~1 56.37 7/3t/91 $7.GC ?/3!~B1 ~ITY DF BOYNTON 8EA£H PAGE 1D 07 " : U ~ R E '~ T M 3 N T H ~. H E C K S . ,, VENDOR fl ~E~DOR ~AME CHECK DATE TDTAL AMOUNT . .37135 ..... : .... 790!~7 CITY 3F BOYNTON BE'ACH 7/3!/91 BI o'50