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Minutes 07-21-81MINUTES OF THE REGULAR MEETING OF THE CITY COUNCIL HELD AT CITY HALL~ BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA, TUESDAY, JULY 21, 1981 PRESENT Edward F. Harmening, ~May0r Walter "Marty" Trauger, Vice Mayor Joe deLong, Councilman Patricia Woolley, Councilmember Samuel Lamar Wright, Councilman Peter L, Cheney, City Manager Tereesa Padgett, City Clerk James Vance, City Attorney Mayor Harmening welcomed everyone and called the meeting to order at 7:30 P. M. He announced the invocation would be by Vice Mayor Walter "Marty" Trauger, which would be followed immediately by the Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag, led by Councilman Samuel Lamar Wright. AGENDA APPROVAL Vice Mayor Trauger requested the addition under "Old Business" Df a report from the City Manager on the current status of the negotiations with the Union as #1 and the status of the Ordinance on water conservation as ~2. Under ~'New Business", Vice Mayor Trauger asked that "City Street Resurfacing" be added as the last item. Councilman Wright said he noted there were a few situations concern- ing the Police Department raised by a few citizens at the last meeting, which he wished Mr. Cheney to discuss under "Old Business" Mayor Harmening said Police Pensions should also be added to "Old Business". Mr. deLong moved the adoption of the Agenda as corrected, seconded by Vice Mayor Trauger. Motion carried 5-0. Councilman Wright said the Agenda should be corrected under "New Business" to read as follows: "a o Appointment of City Representative and Alternate to County Community Action Council Board - Requested by Councilman Samuel Lamar Wright." ANNOUNCEMENTS Mayor Harmening presented Service Awards to the following City Employees: 25 Years Hulett Byrams, Equipment Operator, Streets Department, was presented with a $75.00 savings bond and a pin. 20 Years Minnie King, Custodian, Building Maintenance Department MINUTES - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA JULY 21, 1981 Freddie Patrick, Assistant Director of Public Works Although Freddie Patrick was absent, due to,the death of his grand- mother, both he and Minnie King were awarded $50,00 savings bonds and service pins. 10 Years Melvin Coglin, Supervisor of Water Plant (Absent) John DeLoach, Police Lieutenant Charles Frederick, Recreation and Park Director Virginia Keister, Clerk II, City Clerk's Office (Absent) Dorothy Kennedy, Clerk III, Library ~Absent) Carol J. Kribs, Customer Relations Clerk, Utility Billing (Absent} Clifford Lewis, Police Lieutenant Joe Mikels, Supervisor of Maint,/Lift Stat-ions (in the hospital) George Sims, Crew Leader, Meter Reading Services Peter Versen, Lifeguard, Recreation Department Those who were present received their service pins at t'he meeting. MINUTES Regular City Council Meeting of July 7, 1981 Vice Mayor Trauger moved for the adoption of the minutes as presented. No discussion. Motion carried 5-0. PUBLIC AUDIENCE Mayor Harmening introduced Charles Walker of the Palm Beach County Traffic Engineering Department. Mayor Harmening said Mr. Walker would discuss the pedestrian crossing and pedestrian controls on Sou-th Federal Highway, between S, W. 15th and S. W. 18thAvenue. City Manager Cheney said there had been a lot of discussions regarding South Federal Highway and he had asked Mr. Walker and his group to do some studies and discuss the traffic situation with the Council. Mr. Walker said his group made counts of the pedestrians crossing in the area of the shopping centers south of Woolbright during the heavy periods of from 12:00 Noon to 1:O0 p. M,, and it varied from forty to sixty people per hour who crossed at mid-block, where it had been discussed there should be a pedestrian signal. Mr. Walker said that City Manager Cheney stated that previously the State had authorized a pedestrian crossing signal in that location. He said the State has jurisdiction over U. S. 1 and, as Mr. Cheney said, the County would work with the City for an inStallation of that light if it was~theCi%y~s~ desire to go forward with the installation. He said the City could petition the County Commissioners to share in the cost of the light, and it would be their decision whether or not to grant the request. - 2 - MINUTES - REGULAR CITY COUNC!L'MEETIN~ BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA JULY 21, 1981 Mr. Walker said 18th Avenue is a very minor street. He said he was sure that the State Department of Transportation would not issue a permit for the installation of a signal at 18th Avenue at this time. Mr. Walker said it was his opinion, at this point and time, one is not required, necessary, or even desirable. Mayor Harmening asked Mr. Walker to recall %hat.the discussions were predicated on the establishment of another restaurant and anticipated problems. Mr. Walker Said. they did look at projected traffic and did not feel a light was necessary. Vice Mayor Trauger said he stood on the corner of Federal Highway and U, S. 1 and observed the lights. Mr. Trauger said he believed when the traffic can go on the right turn, people do not have enough time to cross, He said there is no right turn on U. S. 1 in Delray Beach. Vice Mayor Trauger said he thought as long as the pedestrian light was on, he did not think right turns should be allowed. Mr. Walker said you can make the signals do anything you design them to do. He said there had been no accidents there, according to his records, but the problem could not be solved by causing the intersection to become more congested. Vice Mayor Trauger asked Mr, Walker abo~t' ~h~ re~yc~ of tke__ lights at ~oolbright Avenue. Mr. Walker advised Mr. Trauger that Woolbright Avenue and the shopping center are so close together, you would not want a green on U, S. 1 running into a red light at the pedestrian center. The red lights on U. S. t should come up together, so if you push the button, you may have to wait awhile until the light at Woolbright and U. S. t cycles to the red and gives the crosswalk indication. Councilman deLong asked whether there were funds available for a pedestrian light, City Manager Cheney said, "If you want to trans- fer it out of another account, yes." Mr. deL~ng moved to leave this matter on the table and proceed to the Public Hearing scheduled for 8:00 P, ~. Councitmember Woolley seconded the motion, The motion carried 5~0, PUBLIC HEARING Request: Location: Proposed Use: Applicant: REZONE from C-2 to R-2 North side of N. W. 1st Avenue between N. W. 6th Street and N. W. 7th Street Construction of residential dwelling (R-2) duplex Robert Allan Constant, Agent for Antonio Valardo - 3 - MINUTES - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA JULY 21, 1981 Carmen S. Annunziato, City Planner, showed the plat of Lake Boynton Estates. He calledattentionto~LOt 10, Block'2and s~idthe right-of-way for 1-95 took portions of Lots 1 through 9. Lots 1 through 8 and 18 through 11 were rezoned from C-2 to R-2 because access to these sites was limited to that of a residential zone. The request before the Council now is to take the Easterly 10 feet of Lot 10 and change the future land use desi-gnationand zoning to create a Lot of sufficient size to create a future duplex. Mayor 'Harmening asked if anyone in the audience wanted to speak in favor of this proposed rezoning and received no response. He asked if anyone in the audience wanted to speak in opposition to this proposed rezoning and received no response. Mayor Harmening noted the application was unanimously approved by the Planning and Zoning Board. Mr. deLong moved to accept the recommendation of the Planning and Zoning Board and approve the request for rezoning. The motion was seconded by Councilman Wright. No discussion. Motion carried 5-0. Vice Mayor Trauger moved to revert to the previous discussion on the Review of Pedestrian Crossing and Traffic Controls. The motion was seconded by Councilman deLong. The motion carried 5-0. PUBLIC AUDIENCE Review of Pedestrian Crossing and Traffic Controls - South Federal Highway, S. W. 15th Avenue ~Woolbright)~ and S. W, 18th Avenue Vice Mayor Trauger moved to appoint City Manager Cheney to find. the appropriate funds sufficient.to put~ in the traffie~light in the crossing on U. S. 1 between the Sunshine~and[~CauSeway-'Shopping Centers, and request Charles Walker, Palm Beach County Traffic Engineer, to determine if the traffic light at S. W. 15th Avenue and U. S, 1 can be rescheduled timewise so there is no right turn while the pedestrian crossing lights are activated. The determination would be for a six month trial while the City measures the impact, which would go into the tourist season. Councilman deLong seconded the motion, Mr. Walker stated there could be some problem~ accomplishing this due to the physical characteristics of. the street. Mr. Walker said he would like to put it in a report and come back. Councilmember Woolley asked'whether the pedestrian crosswalks could be more of a prOblem or a nuisance. Mr. Walker said it could set up a rear end collision situation and more vehicular accidents anytime you put up a signal in mid-block. Mr. Walker suggested they go ahead and put up the pedestrian signal and see if it resolves some of the problems the City is experiencing. MINUTES - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING B©YNTON BEACH~ FLORIDA JULY 21, 1981 .There being no further discussion, the motion carried 4-1, with Mayor Harmening dissenting. Valerie Brooks, who lives in the 400 block of N. W. First Avenue, ~appeared before the Board. She said she lives in a residential area. Mrs, Brooks and her neighbor said about 25 truck loads of sand had been dumped at the corner of N, W. First Avenue and Fourth Street on the street, right to the roadway, which ±s public property and not the property of the owner. There are a lot of cement blocks there and a cement mixer in the yard, Mrs. Brooks was told by the "lady in Codes Enforcement" that until they do something, nothing can be done about it. In the meantime, sand is blowing through the neighborhood. Councilman deLong moved to have the matter referred to City Manager Cheney. The motion was seconded by Councilmember Woolley and carried 5-0. BIDS A. Chemical Feed Systems Modifications - Utilities B. Rolling Green Park Fencing - Recreation & Parks -C. One New 1981 ½ Ton Pickup Truck (14x2) - Streets Department D. One New 1981 One Ton Truck - Streets Department E. One New Yamaha Double B-Flat Upright 4-Valve Tuba Model ~YBB321S or Equal - Recreation & Parks F. Water Meters - Utilities Councilmember Woolley moved to accept the Tabulation Committee's Report to accept the low bids in Items A through F inclusive. The motion was seconded by Councilman Wright. Councilman Wright noted that at the last Council Meeting, Mrs, Dee Zibell± raised some questions about needed improvements in the area. Mr. Wrightl asked if the Rolling Green Park Fencing would meet one of those concerns. The answer was it would~ Councilman deLong asked why there was no report from the Tabulation Committee concerning Chemical Feed Systems Modifications. City Manager Cheney said normally the recommendations come through Russell & Axon, Engineers, and then to him, because the review process is complicated and technical, Vice Mayor Trauger asked City Manager Cheney to give a report on how many trucks and cars were purchased this 'year and how many the City owns. He said he would like to know the status of the vehicles as the new budget is coming up. The motion to accept the low bids-on the above items'carried 5-0, - 5 - MINUTES - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA JULY 21, .1981 DEVELOPMENT PLANS Plats Final Plat Approval - Tract "N" (~Hunters Run} of the Summit, Plat No. 1 (~est side of South Congress Avenue}. Mayor Harmening said there was a letter from'Tom Clark, City Engineer, recommending approval of the final plan. Councilman delong moved to approve the final plat and 'make the letter from Tom Clark, City Engineer, dated July 14, 1981, a matter of public record. The motion was seconded by Vice Mayor Trauger, No discussion. Motion carried 5-0. Preliminary Plat Approval - Dos Lagos (East side of Congress Avenue between Lake Worth Drainage 'Canals 20 & 2t) Carmen Annunziato, City Planner, said the Planning and Zoning Board unanimously recommended approval of the plat. Councilman deLong moved to accept the recommendation of the Planning and Zoning Board and approve the preliminary plat' of Dos Lagos, subject to-staff recommendations. The motion was seconded by Council- member Woolley. Motion carried 5-0. Preliminary Plat Approval - Boynton Beach Industrial Park North (West of 1-95, North of Industrial Avenue and South of the Boynton Canal) Councilman deLong asked whether the question of the sidewalks had been resolved. Mr. Annunziato advised there are two questions to be resolved. He said the applicant was relUctant to conform with the recommenda- tion of the City Planner with relation to the buffer wall to be constructed to separate the residential property to the west and the induskrial property to ~e east, the nature and the place where the wall would sit. Also, the applicant wants to get a feeling of the Council of whether there is a need for sidewalks on both sides of the street. There will be no access to the sidewalk on the west side of the street. The plat was recommended for approval by the Planning and Zoning Board but to include the comments of the staff. Any counter-recommendations were to be submitted last week and Mr. Annunziato received nothing from the applicant regarding the wall. Councilman deLong asked if the Ordinance called for sidewalks on both sides. Mr. Annunziato said the procedure requires the appli- cant submit an application for variance to the City Engineer. After a public hearing, the Council can then make a determination. - 6 - MINUTES - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA JULY 21, 1981 Mr. Marvin Klepps, 1119 N. W. 8th Court, Boynton Beach, President of Laurel Hills Homeowners Association, appeared before the Council and said the Association was concerned about the traffic problem that will be generated from Industrial Avenue onto N. W. Second Avenue. They were before the Council about a year ago on another matter concerning the traffic from 7th Street onto N. W. Second Avenue. As a result of their appearance last year, their group submitted a plan to the City Manager for a controlled traffic light on N. W. 8th Street. The plan would be to make entrance from Industrial Avenue and N. W. 7th Street onto N. W. Second Avenue less hazardous. Mr. Kleppsalso asked whether the City had a noise ordinance and whether it was enforceable. Laurel Hills Homeowners Association understands the industrial park will have a dressmaking plant on the northend of the building, which they feel is a noisy type of manufacturing, City Manager Cheney said the City has a noise ordinance that affects the hours from 10:00 or 11:00 P. M. until 8:00 A. M, if there is a nuisance. If Laurel Hills does not hear the noise, there will be no problem. Mr. Cheney said the ordinance has been used quite successfully. On the traffic situation, City Manager'Cheney advised it is very serious and the City ~has begun to have conversations with the County. The City has asked Palm Beach County Traffic Engineer Charles Walker and his staff to lOok at the long term situation on N, W. Second Avenue and how it relates to 1-95, the Boynton Mall, and perhaps Motorola. Tom Sheehan~ Attorney for the developer of Boynton Industrial Park Associates, came forward. He stated there was a provision in the master wall for a buffer wall, and the developer was not contesting that, He pointed out there will be landscaping, a street, a 50 foot setback for drainage easement, a buffer space and a buffer wall. He said the wall will be' a louvered cement wall and passed pictures around to the Council so they could see how it would look. Mr. Sheehan stated that Mr. Annunziato had raised an objection to the wall, and they had revised their plans to bring the wall out- side of the right-of-way, moving the right-of-way two feet over to provide space for the wall, Mr. Sheehan said they would be coming back to the CounCil for~a variance on the s±dew~lk. Mr. Annunziato said the questions relating to the wall were what is it and what does it look like. Also, how do you build the wall and how do you maintain it. The Zoning Code defines a buffer wall as a six foot decorative masonry wall. Mr. Annunziato said approxi- mately two dozen property owners will be affected by the wall. - 7 - MINUTES - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA JULY 21, 19 81 Mr. Annunziato asked how the wall would be constrUcted on the two feet proposed, how it would be maintained, and how they would seek permission from the property owners to obtain access to the west side of the wall. Mr. Annunziato said his recommendation was that the wall be put in a five foot strip of priuate ownership, Mr. Annunziato further said he also thought there might be some liability issues as a result of the location of the wall on a public right-of-way. He said he thought the wall should be put on private property. Attorney Sheehan said the maintenance responsibility would be up to the Property Owners Association and the wall could be maintained with access to only~one side. They would not have to go on the residential area to maintain it. Mayor Harmening disagreed with Mr. Sheehan that the wall could be maintained from one side. City Attorney Vance said it appeared the applicant desired to obtain a variance for the sidewalk on the west side of the street. He determined it would take a month or five weeks. He said ~he felt the question was of maintenance and the ability of the property owner. Mr. Vance asked the Council if the applicant should go ahead and file for the variance and get back with the City Planner and work with him. Mr. Vance said the applicant should then come back to the Regular City Council Meeting and sit at a public hearing, in four weeks, while the variance was in process. John W. Ewseychik, Jr., Engineer for Satter Companies, Inc., said the original plans reflected a 1~5 foot strip and the plans had been approved. Mr. Ewseychik said when he made past approvals and put his name on them, he lived by that. The documents had already been approved by the City. City Manager Cheney told Mr, Ewseychik he (Mr. Ewseychik) knew he had to go through preliminary plat approval and that was not a final approval he received. Mr. Ewseychik said one reason they gave so much detail was not to run into a problem later on. The plans had been approved, so now it is a shock 'to hear, "we changed our minds? Mr. Annunziato said a plan is always subject to review. Mr. Sheehan said they had a wall that can'be maintained from one side; the plans had been changed, as requested by,the'City Planner; the street was moved over, and the plans changed to accommodate the requests. Thewall will not be on a right-of-way. They are ready to bond the sidewalk. He asked for a preliminary approval of the wall with a two foot strip. Councilman deLong said the staff had made recommendations, and he felt the Council should comply with the staff comments, Councilman Wright said he thought they should get back with the City Planner. - 8 - MINUTES - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA JULY 21, 1981 Mr. Ewseychik said they complied with the requests initially but these requests are new and above and beyond what was originally contemplated under the original master plan approval. That type of detail was reflected originally and approved originally. Mr. Vance told the Council Mr. Annunziato said if the Council felt this type of wall could be accepted, it was possible it may b~ab~i~to'~b~ maintained in the future. Mr~ Annunziato said it can stop at the final plat if the applicant cannot prove it can be maintained. Councilman Wright asked Mr. EwseYchik a~d,Mr. Sheehan if they would be willing to come back to the~next meeting, which would be August 4. Councilman deLong moved to table the issue until the next meeting. Councilman Wright seconded the motion, and the motion carried 5-0. Preliminary Plat Approval - Fi'sherman's Landing (Eastern terminus of both Las Palmas Blvd. and Lakeside Harbour DriVe) Mr. Annunziato said the Council had seen this several times in the past as a rezoning application, The application was for approval of a preliminary plat fOr ten single family lots, The Planning and Zoning Board unanimously recommended that it be approved subject to technical comments. Mr. Annunziato commented that the Planning and Zoning Board had requested an interpretation as to the land value per acre and the property was sold on the same date as the Planning and Zoning Board meeting, The land value was approximately $140,000.00 per acre. Councilman deLong moved, seconded'by Vice Mayor Trauger, to approve the preliminary plat. Motion carried 5-0. Site Plans Site Development Plans - Summit Associates, Ltd., submitted by Charles Gilbert, Agent (Construction of a new model home and sales center in the southerly pOrtion of Tract "J", Summit, Plat #1) Mr. Annunziato showed the plans for a new sales center in the southerly portion of Tract "J". The Planning and Zoning Board unanimously recommended that the plan be approved. Councilman deLong moved, seconded by Councilmember Woolley, to approve the site development plans. No discussion. Motion carried 5-0. LEGAL Ordinances - 2nd Reading - PUBLIC HEARING None. - 9 - MINUTES - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA JULY 21, 1981 Ordinances - 1st Reading: Proposed Ordinance No. 81-.23 Re: Training Fund Law Enforcement, Education and City Attorney Vance read'proposed Ordinance No. 81-23 on first reading by title only: "AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA, AMENDING CHAPTER 1, 'GENERAL PROVISIONS', SECTION 1-7, 'COSTS ASSESSED FOR LAW ENFORCEMENT EDUCATION' OF THE BOYNTON BEACH CITY CODE, 1981 CODIFICATION; PROVIDING FOR A TWO DOLLAR ($2.00) ASSESSMENT AS ADDITIONAL COURT COSTS AGAINST EVERY PERSON CONVICTED FOR VIOLATION OF MUNICIPAL ORDINANCES AUTHORIZED BY SECTION 943.25 OF THE FLORIDA STATUTES; PROVIDING'FOR AUTHORITY TO CODIFY; PROVIDING FOR A SAVINGS CLAUSE; REPEALING PROVISION; AN EFFECTIVE DATE AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES." Councilman deLong moved to adopt Proposed Ordinance No. 81-23 on first reading. The motion was seconded by Councilman Wright. No discussion, Tereesa Padgett, City Clerk, took a roll call vote on the motion as follows: Vice Mayor Trauger Councilman deLong Councilman Wright Councilmember Woolley Mayor Harmening Aye Aye Aye Aye Aye Motion carried 5-0. Proposed Ordinance No. 81- 'Re: Non-conforming Lots Mayor Harmening suggested this be turned over to the Planning and Zoning Board for their consideration. Councilman deLong moved, seconded by Councilmember Woolley, to turn the proposed Ordinance to the Planning and Zoning Board for their recommenda- tion. Motion carried 5-0. Resolutions Proposed Resolution No. 81- Re: Procedure for Handling Work- men's Compensation - Requested by Councilman Joe deLong No action. - 10 - MINUTES - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA JULY 21, 1981 Proposed Resolution No. 81-II Re: Acceptance of Utilities and Release of Bond - Woolbright Pt~aza ......... City Attorney Vance read Proposed Resolution No. 81-II by title only: "A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA, ACCEPTING THE PAVING, DRAINAGE, AND UTILITIES FOR MAINTENANCE AND OPERATION FOR WOOLBRIGHT PLAZA" Councilman deLong moved to adopt Proposed Resolution No. 81-II, seconded by Vice Mayor Trauger. No discussion. Mrs, Padgett took a roll call on the motion as follows: Councilman deLong Councilman Wright Councitmember Woolley Mayor Harmening Vice Mayor Trauger Motion carried 5-0. Aye Aye Aye Aye Aye Proposed Resolution No. 81-JJ Re: Commending Anne Tindell, Executive Director of the Chamber Of Commerce City Attorney Vance read Proposed Resolution No. JJ by title only: "A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA, COMMENDING AND EXPRESSING THANKS TO ANNE TINDELL, EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR OF THE GREATER BOYNTON BEACH CHAMBER OF COMMERCE." Councilman deLong moved to adopt Proposed Resolution No. 81-JJ, seconded by Councilman Wright. Noi~di'scussion. Mrs, Padgett took a roll call on the motion as follows: Councilman Wright Councilmember Wootley Mayor Harmening Vice Mayor Trauger Councilman deLong Aye Aye Aye Aye Aye Mayor Harmening consented to make this presentation, - 11 - MINUTES - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA JULY 21, 1981 Proposed Resolution No. 81-KK RE: Supporting Everglades Water System - Requested by Councilman Joe deLong City Attorney James Vance read proposed Resolution No, 81-KK by title only: "A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA, SUPPORTING EVERGLADES WATER SYSTEM." Councilman deLong moved the adoption of Proposed Resolution No, 81-KK, seconded by Vice Mayor Trauger. No discussion. Mrs. Padget.t took a roll call vote on the motion as follows: Councilmemher Wooltey Mayor Harmening Vice Mayor'Trauger CouncilmandeLong Councilman Wright Aye Aye Aye Aye Aye Motion carried 5-0. Mayor Harmening requested a copy be sent to the Royal Palm Audubon Society, P. O. Box 31, Boca Raton, Florida. Councilman Wright requested a copy be forwarded to Mr, Michael Fitzpatrick, and Councitmember Woolley said Friends of the Everglades should also have a copy. Other None. OLD BUSINESS Discussion Of Beach Renovat£on'PrOject' City Manager Cheney suggested the City begin negotiations with the architect to develop a contract'. Mayor Harmen±ng asked what the time span would be, and Mr. Cheney said[he did not know but it seemed to him the City could save some time by going ahead, Mr, Cheney said they were talking about app~oximate!y $100,000.00. Councilman deLong said the City has the revenue issue, the golf course, and now the beach. City Manager Ch~ney said the City can beassured that the dune line at the beach ~ili continue to dis- appear and if the City would negotiate a co~t~act with the ~ architect, plans and construction drawings ~f what 'has to be done could be prepared. For example, if the bon~ issue was approved by March, ali of that would be done. .If the bond issue is not approved - 12 - MINUTES - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA JULY 21, 1981 by March, the City would have a series of construction plans in front of them that they Could proceed on ~a ~little bit 'eaCh year from the general fund a~d not by bond issue. If the City goes with the bond issue next March, at the regular election, and it is approved, and there is no design work, then probably no design work would be .started until a year hence, Councilman deLong'asked if it would take that long for the architect to draft plans, City Manager Cheney said if the City does not negotiate with the architect until after the bond issue, when the contracts have been negotiated and approved and then the designs begin, it would be the following winter season before the City could be in a construc- tion period. He said he would think the City would want to begin major construction in May or June, not during the season. Vice Mayor Trauger asked what source could the City use for the architect's fee, and City Manager Cheney said the recreation fund, and Vice Mayor Trauger said that was commit%ed to ~the 30~acre park. City Manager Cheney said the City continues to get money into that fund and will continue to get money into that fund regularly. Mr. Cheney stated if they do not begin the negotiations, they will just keep postponing them, and there is approximately $150,000.00 in the fund now. Mr. Cheney said there is a desire to move ahead with the beach and, obviously, it is going to cost money. Mr. Cheney asked the CounCil if the City was ready to spend some money or not. Councilman deLong expressed concern that there were too many things on the board a't once. Mayor Harmening suggested since the City would soon be going into the budget, there would still be time to pursue this issue, and the City is not really pressed to get something going immediately. Councilman Wright moved to strike the issue from the Agenda. motion Was seconded by Councilman deLong and carried 5-0, The It was decided that Mr. Cheney could bring the matter up again during the budget process, Report on Residential Development - Lake Boynton Estates - S. W. 7t'h Street City Manager Cheney informed the Council he had nothing else to add to the report they had before them. Mr, 'Cheney said he had talked to A1 Pollock and the attorney for A1 Pollock. Mayor Harmening requested Mr. Cheney to notify the residents of Lake Boynton Estates that the City is concerned with their welfare and advise them of the matters in the report. CoUncilman deLong asked whether the issuance of permits had been stopped. Mr. Cheney advised no permits were being issued for the moment. - 13 - MINUTES - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA JULY 21, 1981 Discussion of City Council/Citizens Revitalization Council of Boynton Beach, Inc. workshop City Manager Cheney advised the Council they took in formal expression of opinion that they would be willing to move ahead to pass the appropriate Resolutions to bring about a Community Develop- ment Agency. Mr. Cheney said sample Resolutions had been received from Tallahassee but they had not been reviewed by the City Attorney and him. Mr. Cheney and the City Attorney did not have time to meet with Carmen Annuziato, the City Planner, or to have the Resolutions rewritten. Mr. Cheney explained the matter was put on the Agenda so that the Council could confirm the direction taken at the workshop. Vice Mayor Trauger moved to inform't.he Chamber of Commerce that the City Council accepted the downtown revitalization recommendation contained in the concept and the City 'Attorney will draw up the inecessary agreement papers. Councilman deLong seconded the motion. Motion carried 5-0. Current Status~of Union Negotiations - requested by Vice Mayor Trauger City Manager Cheney gave a memorandum, dated July 21, to members of the Council. He stated there was a meeting on WSd~esda~ July 15, and he made an offer at the end of the day. On Friday night, July 17, 1981, the.Union voted unanimously to reject what was talked about at the W~esday meet~ing~.~ Mr. Cheney said he anticipated hearing from them again soon. City Attorney Vance will make a report. Water Conservation - requested by Vice Mayor Trauger Mr. Perry A. Cessna, Director of Utilities, said the City is coming close to tapping into wells used only for emergency purposes. He stated drawing water from those wells increases the danger of their being destroyed by salt water intrusion. Mr. Cessna further stated South Florida is in a very, very critical situation. Vice Mayor Trauger moved, seconded by Councilman deLong, to request City Attorney Vance to prepare an Emergency Ordinance. The motion carried 4~1, with Councilman Wright dissenting. There was a brief recess while City Attorney Vance prepared the Ordinance. Mr. Vance read Proposed Emergency Ordinance No. 81-24 'i~n~its entirety~ "AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA, AMENDING SECTIONS 3A 1, a and b OF ORDINANCE NO. 81-15, CHANGING THE HOURS IN WHICH SPRINKLING/ WATERING OR IRRIGATION OF SHRUBBERY, TREES, AND LAWNS IS PERMITTED, AND MODIFYING THE LOCATION OF SUCH SPRINKLING AND THE DAYS ON WHICH SUCH SPRINKLING ~AY BE DONE, TO PROVIDE AN EFFECTIVE DAY FOR THOSE PURPOSES." Mr. Vance said the entire Preamble contained in Ordinance No. 81-15 should be inserted in the Emergency Ordinance. - 14 - MINUTES - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA JULY 21, 1981 "Section 1. Section 3 A, 1 of Ordinance No, 81-15 is amended as follows: 1. The sprinkling, watering or irrigating of shrubbery, trees, lawns, grass, ground covers, plants, vines and gardens shall be limited to the hours of 12:00 Midnight to 9:00 A. M. with no more than thirty (30) minutes of watering for any one area during this period. Further, such uses of water shall be authorized: a) For property North of Woolbright Road, only on Wednesdays and Saturdays. b) For property South of Woolbright Road, only on Thursdays and Sundays. Section 2. The remaining provisions of Ordinance No, 81-15 are ratified and reaffirmed. Section 3. This Ordinance, being an emergency measure, shall take effect immediately upon passage." Councilman deLong moved to adopt Ordinance No. 81-24 as an Amend- ment to Emergency Ordinance No. 81-15 on first and only reading, No discussion. Mrs. Padgett took a roll call on the notion as follows: Vice Mayor Trauger Councilman deLong Councilman Wright Councitmember Woolley Mayor Harmening Aye Aye Nay Aye Aye Motion carried 4-1. Report on Police Matters - Requested by Councilman Wright Councilman Wright said he wanted a report on the matters presented to the Council at the last meeting by Mr. and Mrs. Bob Shores, 151 Miner Road. City Manager Cheney said they met with Captain Hillery of the Police Department, and it was explained to them that their call came in when shifts were changing, As it was not an emergency case, there was a delay in response to their call. Mr. Cheney said he believed they understood. - 15 - MINUTES - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA JULY 21, 1981 City Manager Cheney informed the Council that Mr. and Mrs. Shores also raised questions about the street lights, and he contacted Florida Power and Light Company to give a recommendation on all of Miner Road, so the City can go ahead and get two lights for Miner Road. Police Pensions Mayor Harmening told the Coun~cil that the Police Department, at their last meeting, seemed to be in favor of a provision in their pension for retirement eligibility after twenty years of service. The deduction for the pension went to 8%, Mayor Harmening said the Police Department feels this woUld be an excellent tool for recruiting. Vice Mayor Trauger asked if they would be retiring at the full pension after twenty years, the same as if they went thirty or forty years. Mayor Harmening said the~deductions from their pay would be increased to 8%. Councilman deLong stated the Cost to the City would be about $3,000.00. .M~,. ~heney~ advised he planned'to put the dollars for the plan into the City Budget and adopt the appropriate ordinances to make it a part of next year's budget. He said it would be more than $3,000.00. Deputy Chief William H~ilto~' said 2~1/2% of an average salary is credited for each year of service. Therefore, if a man went for 20 years, he would get 5~%, if he went 30 years, he would get 75%. Presently, a man has to be sixty years of age to draw a pension. With this plan, after twenty years of service, a man would be eligible for retirement, Deputy Ch±ef Hamilton said the cost would be just over $3,000.00 per year, according to the actuary. Councilman deLong expressed that it~woutd be~advantageous to the City because they would be able to get men to stay with the City, Now the changeover is costing the City money. Councilman deLong moved, seconded by Vice Mayor Trauger, that the City Manager be instructed to make the necessary provisions in the Upcoming City budget for the police pensions. The motion was unanimously passed 5-0. NEW BUSINESS Report on S~ree't Li'gh!t''conversion Councilman deLong moved to accept the recommendations of Craig Grabeel, Energy Coordinator, seconded by Councilmember Woolley, The Council congratulated Mr. Grabeel on his good report. The motion carried 5-0. - 16 - MINUTES - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA JULY 21, 1981 Appointment of City Representative to County Community Action Council Board - Requested by Councilman Samuel Lamar Wriqht Councilman deLong moved that nominations be opened, seconded by Councilman Wright. The motion carried 5-0. Councilman Wright said he delivered a letter from the Community Action Council on July 20. Boynton Beach has not been represented for one or two years. Mr. Wright said the program evolved from the Kennedy and Johnson administrations and involves services for poor people. Councilman Wright recommended Cornell C. Johnson, Casualty Claim Manager, Allstate, a resident of Boynton Beach, as the member, and Mrs. Gloria Skinner, Realtor, Boynton Beach, as an alternate, to the Board of Directors, Councilman deLong said the resumes were impressive, and moved the nominations be closed and Mr. Johnson and Mrs. Skinner be appointed. Councilmember Wo011ey seconded the motion. Motion carried 5-0. Street Resurfacing Requested by Vice Mayor Walter "Marty" Trauger Vice Mayor Trauger referred back to the City Council's memo of April 20, 1981, which gave a street resurfacing priority, which was prepared by the City Engineer and City Manager Cheney, The Council appropriated $50,000'.00 to this year's budget for street resurfacing and elected that they take top priorities in resurfacing the streets. Mr. Trauger said he would like to have another list with top priorities established for this year's bUdget consideration in two amounts, one $100,000.00, and one $150,000.00, and if not enOugh, establish an amount. He said if something is not done, Boynton Beach will be "pot hole city". Vice Mayor Trauger moved that the.City Council instruct City Manager Cheney and the City Engineer to prepare a street resurfacing program for the next fiscal year, based on their memorandum-'of April 20, 1981, which gave a priority of streets to be resurfaced, for the next budget meeting. Vice Mayor Trauger said the City Manaqer and City Enqineer shoUld delete the streets that had been resurfaced or planned to resurface this year with the $35,000,00 that is in the budqet, then add the streets which have the qreatest Drioritv for resurfacing, in their view, with amounts terminatinq at $100,000,00, $150,.000~,00, and $200,000.00. The motion was seconded by Councilman deLonq. Motion carried 5-0. ADMINISTRATIVE Review of Phase II of Municipal Golf Course City Manager Cheney said the golf'course~.plans were sitting on the table for review. The construction plans are almost complete and some additional plans for the greens. Mr. Cheney said, hope- - 17 - MINUTES - REGULAR CITY C©UNCIL MEETING B©YNTON BEACH, FLORIDA JULY '~1, 19_81 fully, the bid specification plans for the clubhouse and building will be almost completed. The golf course will be completed, and the Council will be deciding whether to advertise for bids. Mr. Cheney said the Fiscal Agent is still working on the bond prospectus and the bond resolution. The City should have some- thing from them within two weeks also, Discuss Elimination of Use of Whistle at Train Crossings - Requested by CoUncilman Joe deLong Councilman deLong said the' whistle bothered some people who live near the railroad. Councilman Wright said some people should decide whether they wanted life or not. Mayor Harmening said they knew the railroad was there when they bought. Councilman Wright said people will be killed if they do not hear the whistle. City Attorney Vance said with the ex±sting legislation, Florida Statute 359, it is mandatory and requires that the trains blow their whistles. He said the City would be laying itself to considerable exposure and liability, It would be a very dangerous procedure not to have the whistles. Vice Mayor Trauger said people call him and say there are too many train whistles, but Flagter.put the railroad down long before any of the people got here. Report on Park Development Projects Including Ocean Parkway, Rolling Green School and Other Park Development Projects Vice Mayor Trauger moved to accept the report, seconded by Council- man deLong. MOtion~ carried 5-0. Councilman Wright requested that Mrs. Dee Zibelli have a copy of City Manager Cheney's report. Discuss Boca Raton's Desire to Withdraw From Southeastern Palm Beach County Hospital District City Attorney Vance read Proposed ResolutiOn No. 80-LL by title only: "A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA, OPPOSING THE WITHDRAWAL OF THE CITY OF BOCA RATON FROM THE SOUTHEASTERN PALM BEACH COUNTY HOSPITAL DISTRICT." Councilman deLong moved to adopt Resolution No. 80-LL. was seconded by Councilmember Woolley. No discussion. Padgett took a roll call on the motion as follows: The motion Mrs. - 18 - MINUTES - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA JULY 21, 1981 Councilman deLong Councilman Wright Councilmember Woolley Mayor Harmening Vice Mayor Trauger Aye Aye Aye Aye Aye Motion carried 5-0. Mayor Harmening asked that a copy be sent to Representative Frank Messersmith, who is Chairman of the Subcommittee and also to Neil E. MacMillan, Esq., MacMillan, Newell, Adams, Strawn, Stanley & Botos, Delray Beach. It was requested that Attorney MacMillan's copy be forwarded as soon as possible as a hearing is scheduled. Request for Street Variance - Boynton Isles, Plat ~2 (Set Public Hearing Councilman deLong moved to set the request for Public Hearing at the next Regular Council Meetin~after the-~.p~op~r period for advertising. Vice Mayor Trauger seconded the motion and the motion carried 5-0. Request for Temporary Office Construction Trailer - Northwest corner of N. E. 15th Place and North Federal Highway, Coquina Cove Section #1 (John Pagliarulo~ and Request for Temporary Office Construction Trailer - N. W. 4th Street and N. W. t3th Avenue, Palm Beach Housing Authority (Joseph Carosella) Councilman deLong moved, seconded by Councilmember Woolley that the requests for temporary office construction trailers be granted. Motion carried 5-0. Budget Transfer - Legal Councilman deLong moved, seconded by Vice Mayor Trauger, to grant the budget transfer for legal fees. Motion carried 5-0. Council- man Wright asked what fee it pertained to, and was told it was mainly for the Union. List of Payments - Month of June, 1981 Councilman deLong moved, seconded by Councitma~ Wright, to accept the list of payments and place on file - 19 - MINUTES - REGULAR CITY C©UNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA JULY 21, 1981 Approval of Bills Mr. Cheney read the following bills for approval: Allied Universal COrporation Chlorine for Water Treatment Plant Pay from Water & Sewer Revenue 401-332-533-30-63 Artic Air Conditioning & Heating Scout Hut Air Conditioning Pay from Federal Revenue Sh~ring 320-~722-572-60-3I Per bid 5/12/81, Council approved 5/19/81 Davis Water & Waste Industries, Inc. For Odophos Liquid No, 1 delivered to pumping stations Pay from Water & Sewer Revenue 401-352-535-30-65 IBM Corporation Computer Rental for month of July, 19.81 Pay from General Fund - various departments Longview Lime Lime for Water Treatment Plant Pay from Water & Sewer Revenue 401-332-533-30-65 m Nalco Chemical Company 92 Drums (400 lbs. per drum) Nalco for Water Treatment Pay from Water & Sewer Revenue 401-332-533-30-65 e Neptune Meter Company For 324 Meters Pay from Water & Sewer Revenue 401-333~533-60-51 O. M. Scott & Sons Fertilizer for Parks Dept. Pay from GeneralFund 001-722~572-30~61 Publix Meals for needy and infirmed for June, 1981 Pay from Federal Revenue Sharing 320-641-564-40-5A Ordinance #73-15, passed 5/15/73 10. Motorola Inc. Radios, batteries etc. for Parks & Public Works Pay from GeneralFund 001-000-247-01-00 2,028.00 Pay from Federal Revenue Share 320-722-572-60-84 3,9~1.00 State Contract ~725-52-81-1 11. Isiah Andrews Driver for senior Citizens - 3 wks, Pay from Federal Revenue Sharing 320-641-564~40-5A Ordinance #73-15, passed 5/15/73 $ 2,226.80 1,850.00 10,484.50 4,615.00 11,913.69 26,889.76 20,340.56 1,424.43 51,14 6,019.00 154,00 - 20 - MINUTES - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA JULY 21, 1981 12. Willie Ruth McGrady Server for senior Citizens Club - 3 wks. $ 134.40 Pay from Federal Revenue Sharing 320-641-564-40-5A Ordinance #73-15, passed 5/15/73 Councilman deLong refer.red to the bills having been found in order and moved that they be paid, seconded by Vice Mayor Trauger, No discussion. Motion carried 5-0. OTHER: Proposed ResolUtion 81'-MM rega'rdin'g t~he G'over'nor~'sTax Pro'pOSal After discussion, City Attorney Vance read proposed Resolution 81-MM by title only: "A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA, URGING THE GOVERNOR AND THE LEGISLATURE OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO ADOPT LEGIS- LATION AUTHORIZING A ONE-HALF PERCENT LOCAL OPTION SALES TAX." Councilman deLong moved for the adoption of proposed Resolution 81-MM, seconded by Councilmember Woolley. Mrs. Padget% took a roll call on the motion as follows: Councilman~Wright Councilmember Woolley Mayor Harmening Vice Mayor Trauger Councilman deLong Aye Aye Aye Aye Aye Motion carried 5-0. ADJOURNMENT Councilman deLong moved, seconded by Councilmember Woolley, to adjourn. The meeting was properly adjourned at 10:40 P. M. CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH ~ ~/~ayor - 21 - MINUTES - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA JULY 21, 1981 ATTEST: / ~ -Deputy City Clerk Recording S ecr~ar~Y (4 Tapes) U - 22 - VENDOR f~ VEN30R NAME CHECK DATE TOTAL AMOUNT 542 Z .......... 280006 ...... WI E E I E--B A-G L-EY 23 ...... -3'20'405 .... CO NST~'NCE--BA' ~5~Z5 ~26~8D OBE BdTLER ~5~26 030501 RENA CARRIER ~5~28 ........ ~EZ79~ JOHN ~' ~8 - - :. ' ~ 'N ~5~1 ~3~509 GEORGE A. JOHNSON 35~32 I0~513 J3HN JOHNSTON 5~3~ I'5'6300 ......E[EANO R--~DFF ER l~ 0 g ~5 .....-J3H N-S~ I92592 ADA SHO0~ ~5~38 202515 LEE T~OMAS ~'O ~ 5 2 .... O'~V E-'WA'E[A'DE ~-~,~ -~ Z56900 MILDRED ~ .~ .I06653 GEORGE JUNNIER ~3 ....... T'~ EOB 35~9 ~5~ 19~290 KEN SNOW '..- ..... -'- ':'..', 296300 JDHN M~ TUITE Z3_5~95 ....... ~JR'T~S~E~R-~HT' ~ , '~ZOO'Z~---~A~UE'L---FA-FNE 3556:6 .... ~50395 PALM BCH COUNTY PLANNING 35567 22~599 V3N HAGGE & DEVLIN,INC. r~3'~ ....3AMES---MAR'DNE~I ~Z~---J3~N'-~E'N~I'NG~ 572 %60013 GL~NOA CHARLENE TRAIL 573 3~0007 R3NALD ESPOSITO 1555~ 590~60----~rU~E'SCA -~-~-575 ..... %50383-:--'PAEM'"BEA~H-jR~"L"'OEL-EGE -- ~576 O~2~3~-I~IAH~'~N3RE~S ~578 0i~038 ~E~I:AN METAL CONTAINERS ~57~' D215~7 N~SoL3[S BEE 013783 ALLIED CHLORINE 6 .............. : : .... D1393~ A~ER.COU~CIU 3N EDUCATION 6/0I/8I 227.58 6/0I/8I 53.23 6/Ot/OL 6t3I/8L 20ZoZi 6/3!/8Z 795.9~ 6/3'I781 Y~9 0 .......... 6/0I/8i . 96~.33 6/0'tI8 ~ 6/31/81 10.00 6/D3/81 23,503.00 6/3~/81 ·39.5030 6/3~/81 6230~0 6/35/8i .... 000 6/05/8~ 265,9g 6~/30/8I CITY OF BOYNTDN BEACH VENDOt..-" VENDOR NAME -- ~.HEC. DATE mAGE 2. TOTAL AMOUNT 35585 ...... 0'2'1675' -----,~5'5"86---------0~1~ 8-I-- A K--T-HUff--BE-~M~AN A5587 021718 BETTER BUSINESS ,55BB 022930 BISHOP'S ~55g0'"' ........ 02~500' ' 'BETTY'BORDNI ..... ~55:9I ..... D2~525 ......... BUT AG-'MF C-T-CO'~ 35593 8 ~- ..... -'--0~153g ..... BEANE-EXTERMI NAT I NG'"CO; FDRMS~I~C '---'J-2~695 -B=3YL-E--C~S~-~t~I~°. 02~72D 33YNTON BEACH CHAMBER 6135/81 &lS.OO 6/05/81 ~5.50 '6'235-/8t ............. T~O'~ ,-~3559~ 02~725 .-BDYNTON CITY FEDERAL CRED 6/05/81 ,.;_ ).'":~317;86 -. ~"-'~)559~ ........ D2~73D ..... B2YNTON" ~EAC~-'RETI KEMENT ....... 6VO5V~ '~35597 ............ 02~76~ .... BDYNTON GL-A SS-SE R~Z'CE-~- ...... ~/~ .... '~5:599 D26STD -D~. '.lAMES E. BUFFAN 6105/81 '-- 150.00 ~O0 03029B .J~OY CALANDKA 6/05/81 - 5D~ ......... 033538 ........DR ~ C-A T HL-E E N"- M~-C~'A ~K E 6-/O 5-f8I ......... 035356 CJSTOM T~S 6/D5/81 535 0~i~18 DE BRA TURF & INDUSTKIAL 5A35/81 61i 053900 EMERGENCY MEDICAL E SAFET 6/D5/81 '-: 185.95 )SIZ OSOlOO F~EPSDA S/0 TOM HALL 6/05/B1 ~ L L ~~ ~0 ~5616 070383 G~METIME, INC. 6-/D5/81 '"'-" 658-70 35617 070~03 BETTY .GAR~ I GA 6/05/8~ ~5.00 519 .... 075288 - DENNI S--C~-'GRABEEL- ........................ 6/95/81 ;620 ...... 075~5g ...... G~ AY BAR--ELECTR I C-C O.--I NC~ ............. 6-Z9'5-/8 Z' 275533 R.L. GRUMMONS PRINTING 6/05/81 3~7085 ~5523 OBOBOg HALSEY~S '6/05/81 --~5625 ........... 0B0425 '" HAND~s .................. ~ ...... 6-/05/81 ~'-35625 .... Ogi77g -'HEYNARD I NC .-' G'i-A-~'- -I N DUST~ ........... 6/g5'/8 [ 627 0B~651 RDBERTA HDRTON 6/05/81 ~80 628 084674 HDPKINS MARINE HARDW&RE 6/35/81 127.53 D .... 090108 ICMA RETIREMENT CORP. - ....... 6/D5./81 ---'~'93,'D~ - ~6~1' O9~ZO9 INDUS'TRI&L WELDING, ~NS. ' -'6/05/81 ....... 5I'5;00 )T ~ECK 73o/ I CITY DF BOYNTON BEACH VENDOR # ~ENDOR NAME SHES( DATE PAGE TOTAL 3 AMOUNT = ~'33 ---'35-53-5 35536 %5637 ~5539 134509 ..... JDN ES- E'QU iP M ENT-C-D-; 6/35/8I 72 D 56 D ........ K E VIN--"CEEME N1 '~-/'~5-/B I i ~'~~--- .~ ~L _ ' ME 6/~1 130503 MANJFACT~ER5 LIFE I~S. 6/25/81 I30565 MAU~Y'S 'TOOL CHEST 6/35/81 .......... I35~23 MUNICIPAL" POLICE .......... T .................. 6/~5/8I' ~55~4 ...... 35647 355~8 : 140453 -- N ATI 3 NA L---L-[ N EN-='SER'VICE I51319 ODOR EONTROL SYSTEMS I5~389 PALM BEAS.~ JR, COLLEGE i E~8~-~M~A-' ~ ~ ._ ;_'_- 150381 .... P'AL~ B~'--JR;--C OLL'EGE 150385 ...... PAE~ BCH~TY;-;RIME-~RE- I50~63 CECILIA PARCELS 153~6~ PArAMEDiC PACKET 6/05/8I 6/35/8[ 67 3-5-7 ~I 6125t8L 6135181 15171D "PETTY CASq RECREATION ....................... 6'/35/8I I5'2~35 ..... PHDENIX-PEAT'-"E-"SgI'~ 6/05/8'I 152873 PITNEY BONES 6/35/81 395'.-00 1I) 719.3~ 975.75 383';-90 :-I03o55 .. _ ..- 6~OOCP, 12.00 2)~00 8~6 ~5' 85.53 3'~654 JBD405 .RADIATOR SPECIALTY CO, 6/85/81 158.63 ~5~55- ' ~80503 ..... E~A"-mA'YMOND'----' .. 6-/~5-/~ :' - -~5~9~ -=:i~3,5555 ...........181573 .... RESREDNICS'CORP~ ........................... 8105/8I .................39~38 '---~'356'57 .... ~8~529 ....... RDBERTS'-SEPTI~-TANKS ........... 6135/8~ ' ---65~00 35559 '[865D3 ~SSELL [ AXO.~ , ' 6/05/8[ 190181 SCRNTD BOARD 6/35/81 Z5~OO3.OO 193353 190959 563 19163~ SAFETY KLEEN CORPo -~- 6/35/81 -i.'?.-LY_V_ E.]-:E .2-_S- C H ED L ~'--Y-.] 'S...~.'_- ;-_~_-_..TT-'--_;;-_-6 '/..'~J;~ ~'__8-1 SE&ViCE INDUSTRIAL SUPPLY 6/35/81 191531 JOHN SE&RENT INO 6/05/81 ~1o75 15.00 453.00 ~o80'- 191703. SEWELL HARDWARE CO°' INC° 6/05/81 RI_~ ~D L,SHEPARD & ASSDS 6/95/81 I94409 ..... $OCIAL"-'~fURITY' CDN'TRIBUT ,6~? S~ SENT. ~ASTERATER TR'EAT '178°30 38.00 68~353.~0 35,775.00 671 572 19~728 SOUTHEAST UNDERGROUND CON 6/05/81 19~808 SPEEDIMPEX~LTDo 6/35/8i 196023 STATE OF FLORIDA DEPT. 6/35/8I 80~303.82 83.30 21.70 57~ 5675 35675 35583 355~1 1~5359 PATHANEE 196435 SJN:O~ 195~I5 195899 213t53- INSo SJN SENTINEL GRADY W, SWANN TESTING LAB OF THE .TD00-PHELPS SPORTING -'-~NS ........... , o I-TRONIC-S INC J~S° POSTMASTER SUKUMARABANDHU 6/35/8Z 6/35/81 6/35~8~ 21~235 2~--~53 ...... ~gE~-2-~zj~-SUPPLy 6135/81 6135/8L 6/~518L 6135181 6/35~8I UNABASHED LIBRARIAN 5/,25/81 50.00 119.30 43.45 553.30 95.90 51.95 1~50D.30 I5°00 CITY' OF BOYNTON BEACH PAGE SU~RENT o H~.C~ -VElD'OR t~ ~E~gOR NAME NTH CHEC KS CH'EC~ DATE TOTAL AMOUNT -S 583 216%1~ UNIVERSAL ENTERPRISES 35684 221481 TIM VALENTINE SUP 6/35/81 ........................ 38.90 6/35/81 341 35'585- 221701 THE VESTAL PRESS LTD. .35585 230403 C~ARLES'~ALDNER~ M,D. ~5687 -23%573 ...... ~_L_~_~OOO~ORTH 35688 241509 XEROX CORPORATION 356B9 %40917 BASIL H, ~OBINSDN 355~3 ............ ~50025 '~ARREN ~-'SHEL'HAMER 6/05/81 6/35/81 '6/05/81 6/~5/8I 6/35/81 6?05181 N,70 %15,30 133~3q 103,00 180o00 3569i %70004 A'JDREY R. VAUGHN 35592 550957 DELORES SASILLAS ,5693' 550081 CORY DANIELS 6/35./81 21.59 6/D5/81 .... 5;90 6/05/81 '-_ 7,30 35694 232553 TOM WILLIAMS 35695 ........... 3.32901 CITY 3F BDYNTON"~EA£H 35696 0~2905 CARL DIXON 35697 021209 BO, DF C3. COMMISSIONERS 35698 023803 BLUE CROSS DF FLORIDA 35699 023825 'THE BLYTHE CO. 6/35/8I 383.90 6/08/81 58.96 6/3~/81 2~209.90 6/09/81 257°29 6/39/8i 21,~89o87 6/39/81 ~Z.~I 357.33 32~773 B3YNTON MEDICAL OXYGEN .......................... ~/D9/81 ............... !~2._-,.~ 35731 'i]i'.~]i.i_'035~0ff C.RANFDRD DOOR CO. - 6/09/8~ 83,75 35732 0~0503 9~gIS HETER E SUPPLY- 6/39/81 970.00 ~793 735 5795 35707 ~738 35739 35710 5711 15712 ;5713 35716 35717 35719 23 72I 35722 35723 ..... 572~ 25 3%168~ J3HN DENSDN 6/09/81 16.00 053000 FISHER SCIENTIFIC 6/09/81 267.87 063739 ~LD~IDA INNOVATION GROUP 6/39/81 lODoO0 353780 FLORIDA PCWER ~ LIGHT CO, ': 6/99/81 71~001o5~ ....... ~. __05%6%9 GEO. FOWLER WELDING COo ........... 6/39./81 .......................... 2~.~_~0 ............. 37.00~3 ..... S_~.~ INDUSTRIES 6/09/81 339.23 075qO3 GRANADA VALVE & FITTING 6/09/81 532.6% 075589 GJLF OIL CORP. -6/39/8I 2~%58°55 075619 GJLFSTREAM LUMBER C.D, 6/09/8I 53.17 0B%593 ROBERT HOWELL ............................... ~/09/8I 0~6~1-5 '.BETTY HUNOLEY Dg~lgD INDJSTRIAL ELEC'TRISAL 6/09/81 ~2t6'55 LES-RAY' BOBCAT~ INC. 6/39/81 . . N~. 6/09/-8I 130290 MAS PAPERS 132855 EDWARD MITCHELL 6/09/81 1'91510 1.~64%3 NJRHI ELECTRONIC SUPPLY 15390~' 'OLYMPIA SPORT SHOP~ INC. 15'6617 PqIL DXENDINE 15'037-4 PALM BEACH COMMUNICATIONS 190515 SA× ARTS E CRAFTS S23TTY"S SEACREST PETROLEUM CD° 3°30 500,00 23,00 6/09/81 33~53 6/09/81 6.00 6/09/81 2~.00 6/~g/81 205°31 6/09/8i ......... gfo9/81 725 19~702 195999 728. lq5435 5729 196q27 33 215353 5731 231789 232480 5733 ..... 390032 275032 1,277-15 SOUTHEASTERN FIDELITY INS ..... 6/39/81 ............. 109°90 ~T'ANDA~6-S~Y~%--'~UPPLY 6/09'i'8'1 49,00 SJNCO~ INC. 6/09/81 91.00 ,..~OPE~IOR SURGICAL MFG.COo 6/2~/81 379.50 UNOE~GRO~D-'-SO~LY 6/0~I- ~ESTERN ~TO STORE -' ' 6/39/81 13o~0 HE3B ~IqL~RD IRUC.KI~G 6/q9.~.8~ ......... ~.!'~I~7~ LD~ETTA ~. MAY 6/09/81 516.~1 5/30/8[ %ITY OF BOYNTON BEACH PAGE ~? C U R R E N T M .2 N T H C H' E C K-S HECK ¢¢ VENDOR ;; VENDOR NAME CHECK DATE TOTAL AMOUNT --'~'Dq- 151723 PETTY CAS-! WATER ~ SEWER 6/09/81 ~8.96 6/10/81 11.70 35735 0~1685 DEPT. OF ENVIRONMENTAL RE 35737 DI. 3940 AMERICAN HEART ASSDCIATID ~35738 0355N3 GERALD J. CROCILLA 35739 ........ ~20039 R 3BER-T_.J..PO~T~ R 357.%~ .......... 290005 .] ALMA COOK ,..~57,~1 3~00~'I MARLON HARRIS 6/13/81 2D.O0 6/11/81 15D.O0 6/11/81 253.90 6/12/81 3%9°56 35752 350015 NOAH E NUODELSTON 357~,3 29003~ RIAN C.D,, CYR 3'57~+q- O142GD ZSIAH ANDREWS ~-'~i-~-TG5 ......... I30950 WILLIE RUTH MCGRADY 6/12/81 1,262.99 6/12/81 '-' 71.70 6/12/81 " 55.00 68.00 ;..~ 357~6 .......... 311203 3!57~7 011342 ADAMS CHEVROLET .............................. ~/~Zr8~ ADLER'S FOREIGN BDOKS~INC 6/12/81 11.83 108.70 357%8 D13781 35749 015392 35753 0155%9 315751 Ol60OD 35752 016023 .35753 D16303 ALLIED ELECTRIC 6/12/81 166.95 ARBOR TREE ~ LANDSCAPE CO 6/12/81 157.23 A~R3~ MOCCASIN CO. 6/12/81 55~57 ATLANTIC HARDNARE ................. 6/1E/BI 106.87 AJTDPRODUCTS~ INC. 6/12/81 670.01 ~575~ 020170 L, 755 020440 _ i 3__5756 021601 35757 02~7'10 35758 32~725 35759 324733 B.B~ AUTO PARTS~ INC. 6/12/81 67,20 -TqE BAKER & TAYLOR &Do 6/12/81 653.38 BELL ~ HOWELL CD. 6/12/8i 228.50 BDYNTON ~JTO SUPPLY ~? 6/12/81 402.~5 BDYNTON CITy ~DERAL..£RED .......... ~/t2/81 ........... ~.t~.!O BDYNTON ~EACH RETIREMENT .6/1Z/81 3,435.D0 35769 024765 61 ~2%789 762 925583 BDYNTON GUN & LDCK~ INCo 6/12/81 39%.54 BDYNTON PUMP & SUPPLY 6/12/81 54.39 B'RDDART ~INC. 6712/81 111o94 35763 025593 BR3NARD CHIEF'S 76~ ...... 030299 JUDY CALANDRA 765 03029~ CA'IN FEED ~'suPP[Y 030453 -CAPEL KLANG COMPANIES 7'67 0305~3 CASE POWER & EQUIPMENT 7'68 032415 PETER L. SHENEY 69--033555 CLEMS~-i'9'E~i-T-Y 35772 034604 C2MMERCI~L HYDRAULICS 1 .......... D~0395 DALE'S PAINT &-~ODY SHOP 5773 0~168~ JDqN DENSON _.~.577~ 0fi~759 03UBLEDAY & ~5775 O53900 EMERGENCY MEDICAL & SAFET 3776 350121 F~MILY HEALTH MAGAZINE ASSOC° 6f12/81 20.00 ....................... -6~i2/8i .................. --i5-~00 ........ 6/~'f7'~1 180.86 CJ 6/12181 6~6Z 6111181 59.96 ......... 6/12181 ................... 282.05 6/lZ/81 3Z.DO -6/12./81 80.86 67~z/81 23~8o ........ ~t12i81 ............. 7.50 i_L _}57~?__ 052829 FIREMEN'S RELIEF ~ 6/~2/81 35778 .... ~bZg[O ..... ~IRST'B~'NL-"& TRU'§¥ 6/1218i" 35779 053593 FL'D~IDA BOLT E NUT 6/12/81 5790 055509 FJTURA PRINTING 6/12/81 5781 .... 0~039S J3~N--S~RDNER ......................... g712/81' 5782 370~9 BEfTY GARRIGA 6/12/81 35793 071550 GENERAL GMC TRUCK 6/12/81 --~578~ ......... 5~'1-587 5E3TE'C';-iNC-2 ......................... ~1'27~1 ~.80 75.50 ~5°00 6D.38 2~5.90 CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH PAGE 6 = U~ ~ E N T MDNT H C HE CK-S HE£K # VENDOR ¢~ VENDOR NAME CHECK DATE TOTAL AMOUNT 12.30 73o~0 35787 07~503 CHARLES GODFREY .35788 075453 3~AYBAR-ELECTRIC 35789 075583 GdLF 2IL CORP. CO. INC. 6/12/8L 65.00 6/I2/8L 65.66 6/12/81 7~8G.7I 35790 ............ ~558~ ..... GULF.OIL_ CORPOEA~[.~ ..................... 91~.2/8[ 35791. 075510 GULFSTREAM LUMBER CO, 6/I2/81._ ;-T92 ......... OBOOO3 HACH CHEMICAL CO. 6/12/81 767.23 35793 090305 G, K. HALL & CO~ 6/12/81 35796 080313 HALSEY & GRIFFtTH, INC. " 6/12/81 081652 HES TRANSPORT~INCo 6/12/81 158.49 .... 23.81 . 'i: _ .212o50 ~5795-- 082699 DANNY HISAREDA 6/lZ/8i 160°00 ~15797 ............. 084520 .... HO'LLY-'ACC~MULATOR £ 6/12/81 129.90 ..... 3i5798 ........... ~094209 -- INOUSTRIAL NE[DING~'INCo 6/12/81 615o30 799 100231 J. & J CqEMICAL 6712/81 .3~o00 ,3!5800 100313 JACK'S CAMERA CENTER 6/12/81 ~25o03 1 II560i ELEANOR KRUSELL 6/i2/81 I09o00 )02 121525 "'3i5803 ........ 121501 ,85~ 1217~2 PAUL DAVIS LECLAIR 6/12/81 5.00 LARRY LEGGITT ' LEXINSTON-,FEED-~'"-~OPPL~ ~05 122853 _..~835 122911 3,5807 130960 ;08 131755 35809 132771 ~58!'3 ........... i36G23 Bll 1G04.63 81'2 153803 13 160365 LI3NEL PLAYWORLD 6/12/81 272.12 LLOYDS OF BOYNTON BEACH 6/12/81 283o50 MSSRA~ - qILL BOOK CD° 6/12/81 19o87 MIAMI ELEVATOR CO. ~. ~--/-~781 58.61 MILLER DODGE '] ............................... ~/i2/B~ ...................... 6~'~'9 ........... -MUNICIPAL POLICE .......................... ;~7i'~i'S'1 1,199,78 NATIONAL ~ELDING PRODUCTS 6--712/81 32.75 OLYMPIA SPORT SHDP~ iNSo 6/I2/81 3~1°25 PAINT CENTER 6/12/81 348,94 16 I5@373 PALM BEACq BRAKE & WHEEL 6/12/81 I61o~5 ,5815 ......... ~5037~ PALM BEAS~ CANVAS [5 .......... ~50407 "' PALM BEACH HYDRAULIC-JACK 6/12/81 128o13 5817 161~11 'PEACOCK'S RADIATOR SERVIC 6/~2/B1 183073 5818 151693 PETER PAN INDUSTRIES 6/12/81 32078 5819 152793 PIERCE TIRE C.D.~ I~£° 6/12/8~ 3~787.6~ 21 ......... ~56203 PUBLIX MAqKET .......................... ......... iBO53D EVA RAYMOND .................. ~: ............. ~'/'~/81 .............. ~'5'~-90 ....... lS~-53 ~OWE PENSIL CO.-- 6./-~-~781 58.9~ '"' .... 3582~ 199515 SAX ARTS & CRAFTS 6/1!/81 3°¢0 5825 19095~ OLYVE E. SCHOOLEY 6/12/81 15o00 ~gZ5 19152§- '~XC~-gS~-~E--~-~RINARY 6/12/81 183.25 ~5827 ' 191525 SEARS, RDEBUC~ & CD° -'-7 .............. 6~12/8i ": ........... 99'-00 ~ 35328 1933~3 S~ATEBOAROER MAGAZINE 6/12/31 15.00 -55si i9 51 -Sa E'S U IFO. S 6/lZ/81 ~-----~',, 58| 30 195013 STATE OF FLORIOA DEPT, OF 6/12t81 179.35 31 19~015 STATE OF FLORIDA 6/12/81 91o56 ~3 291579 TEN SPEED PRESS 6/12,/81 . . 9.95 4 235413 TRAIL' ~OR) TRACTOR C3° 6/12/81 25~o52 i~-835 ........... 235533 ..... TRANSI-TRO'NiC~, INC. 6/IZ18~ 95°90 %ITY OF BOYNTON BEACH' C U R R E N T M O N T H C H.E C.K $ tECK # VENDD~ # VEN]O~ NAHE SHECK DATE TOTAL AMOUNT _2:~_s_- _C__A_TZd_O_L.! ~ UNIVERSAL BEACH SERVICE 6/iZ/8i 5°00 6112/81 311030 ~-~-~38 230399 JoASHTON ~ALDECK 35839 233448 EARL ~ALLACE MOT.ORS9 INC, ~584I 231783 WESTERN ~JTO_ j~8~ ............ 2'3N5~5 JoJ.A. ~3LF FRESH DIST. 6/I2/8i 9,95 6'/I2/81 872,00 6/12/81 338,35 6/12/81- 25.28 6/12/81 33,30 6/12/81 5,50 6/12/81 6/12/81 , '.312,72 6/12/81 -- - .. 25.70 58~7 ~58~8 849 ~5853 35851 ~5852 ;5844 2ff1600 XEROX CORPORATION 35845 2800~3 RICHARD F, BEE 35846 530019 M~RID Fo ALVITI 530023 DAWN ANDERSON ................ 6/12/8l 22.20 530921 JOHN ANDRA SKO %._J~.. ...................... 61 ~(.8.~ .... ~3o00 53992~ .......... ~.L~__~ ENTER. RE~L. CD° 6/12/81 47.75 5330Z3 STEVE AUSSEM 6/[Z/81 1~.20 540080 LEON aAGIMSKI &fIE/BI 21,I5 5~0081 ~ICHAEL ~ENDA 6/I2/8~ __30,00 57,20 35853 540082 55 5~008~ S¥E BRAHDNETH 6/I2/81 [ESTER BRANT ................. ' ......... g/~2~81 ..... THERESA K',"~OR'~-C-~AELL 6/i2f8I 5,10 ~.i5855 540085 F~ANCIS B~'SCH 6/t2/8i ~ .'857 540087 -BOCA RaTON FED. SAVINGS 6/12/81 ~8 5~0089 9EBRA BOYETTE" 6212/8t _3i5.863 ........... 553301 CASTLE BLD~S, .INC' ..................... 6/12/81 5861 55035~ BERf CALDERON 6/12/BZ 25,50 52,10 15.80 --~'5. ~b 53,88 2,98 5862 3586'3 864 550055 E.B. CLINTON 6/I2/Bi -4.70 550057 HOMER COOPER 6/12/81 21.50 JAY A. COOPER- 6/12/81 4.70 JOHN -CRANBROOK LAKE ESTATES 6/12/81 1T.O0 3~8~6 8:67 550058 553059 55005~ 5509'98 874 ,35875 35876 35879 85893 5'50025 DREXEL PROP. INC ~/1Z/81 " PqlLLIP J. DAqLE 6112/81 55005~ GE~RG~ DA~L-~- 6/12/81 550955 ROBIN DAVIS ............................ 6/IZ/Si 560.957 MAX DETTLING ................. ' ............. ~/12/81 550359 JOHNNY DIaZ 6112t8I 550050 ~ENDELL 3LGGINS _6/12/81 573917 --~'AR-OL EDD~'- 6tl~/8l~- 570313 JAMES ENSLE ............ ' .....6/1'2/81 573319 BILL ERNSTING .... ~ ...... ' .... '-'' ....... 6/12/~1 -~§0029 ..... .'~ENE FERNANDEZ -- B5BBi 35881 35883 35885 5B0333 RICHARD FILTEAU 6/i2/81 5~0031 ALMA FRAZIER 6/12/81 ....... 5900%9 GLASGOW E~UIP. SERVICE 6/1Z/81 590059 T~DMAS GOAD 6/12/8t 590051 GASPARE GRANATELLI 6/i2/8l ....... 590052 3.Bo-:GRAY 6/12/81 68o00 7,50 4.68 12~20 .................... iz~zo 21,50 9.90 12.20 19,40 B,TO 33~00 95.90 27,20 6,50 ............. 25,'io ........ 6/3g/8& CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH PAGE 8 -.NECK ~ VENDO~" - -- ,- VENDOR NAME ~5889 590055 CHECK DATE 6/12/81 6/12/81 6/t~/81 ELTZABETH HERRSTROH ~ERBERT...~ILD ................... 6/~2/B1 .-6/12/81 6/12/8I _6/12/81 CATHERINE GROUSTRA 35893 6~33~ J2SEP~ H~RIGAN 35891 6000~5 H3~A~ HE~GAARD 35893 ..... 600367 358~ -5~9Q~8 CARL HDCiHUTH 35895' 5000~9 M~RRA,y Hg~A. RD 35896 50~g53 F~ANCES qJSHES 35897 5~005! MRo HEYDT 35898 ..... 500052 GEORGE p. HARTH 35899 630091 ~J~fE~S ~ON ..... ~o3o3 Ba~GHTON LIVES ............... 35901 61200~ --~ILL-I~H--IHHERHIN --6-6/1~/81 6/~2/81 3593Z 620015 [~ENE JOHNSON 35933 610015 R3LAND. Ho JUT~AS -' 6/ti/Bt 3593~ 630021 .... 35935 ......... 530025 35936 630025 TDfAL AMOUNT ~ 8°70 25.55 21o'50 1~°60 teoZO_ _ 8°50 ~.70- ZT.ZO _5_5_0.50 7°30 60.00 21°50 9°50 ¢~00 . ._ 6/12/81 J°C° <AUTZ LLER ................................ 6/12/81 BRJCE KE 35907 63;3.027 .......... 6/12/8i R°E,, ~OON JR, 6/12/81 35'908 '530929 JAMES KOZAN 530033 6/12/81 ~.:'-"999. JAMES KDZIKDWSKI -~5910 _ .... ~'~'03-3! ...... ~'~"T~ER'~'~E'-~R~p ~__~ 6/12/81 550079. 65038'9' 35923 .... 650382 ,13592~ -'- 550083 35926 653008 550909 23°50 35929 Y -"~.30 ~b931 )5932 35933 593~ 5935 5936 ,5937 ..... 6/t2tBt ..... z2oz'~ .......... 3591~ 6~033~ HERBERT LAKE 3030 915 5~D03[ J°'o LENIS 6/1Z/81 9.20 916 '54003-2 ........ ~'~'~-~E LOCKWOOD 6/12/8I 9.20 918 ''5~003~ J~NN G° LYON ............... ] ............... 6/~2/81 ............... ~'"80 6-TYz-7~T------ z3.~o 35~20 550378 O3~ . NEaTES GILBERT MICHAELS 21o15 .... ~-'~O'RR-[-S ...... 6/lZ/8i It.50 .. ................ . ~JT4 MUSSER .... 6/12/8~ ........... ~I~5'0 aJSrAv NEITZEL 6/~a/B~ N.K NELSON 71.50 ............. _ ._ 6/12/8[ 65331t R]SELLA M° NORTON 6/12/81 -'.i""7-i"-~o50 ......... $.$00~Z LED 8o NgV[CK ...... 6/t?/B! ......... 5709L3 ~N~ MIRIE-OR~D ~78i ~,DO 57o~z] c°~° 3ST~u~ 6/ZZ/Ot t.3o _ _. 672317 3qLAN HOMES CDRPo 5909~ NELSON PERNIC~- 6/12/81 10~,90 5B0395 ALVIN PONIGAR 6/12/81 21.15 6/12/81 ' ' 27,20 · 5800~5 NAL'TE~ S° P[ENKDS 6/.I3/¢! ....... _aloO0 733055 dDa~ o. RIVETT .6/12/8! ..... 3~'~ 27°20 12.20 33.30 ............... ~p. SITY OF BOYNTON BEACH U ~ :~ E N T M D N T H C H E C K S- PAGE 9 - ~ ~ VENDOR NAME ~ ,.~ VENDOR f~ CHEC~ DATE TOTAL AMOUNT 35:939 700058 S. RUBIN & Ro MILLER 6/['z/81 5.Z~zR ............... 6/lZ/81 3o.oo b/lzts~ ~SoZO 359~o 73o0"59 EDUA~D P. RYAN ',59Gl 7300~2 WILLIAM RYAN 6/12/81 25.50 59~2 70097~ RIDGE~OOD BUILDERS 6/12/8~ 12~0 59~3 730098 R43DES CONST U~TION [N~._ .............. 6/LZ/B1 59~ :.~.].__710003 ANTHONY STALLDNE _.~/81 ~9~5 710985 EDWARD ~CU~LtN 6/12/B1 7.90__ ~59~5 '710087 JOHN SERAFINE .. 6/12/81 7.80 ~59~7 7ID088 EARL ~59~8 713089, __J_OH~_.~HITH 710393 ROBER. T H._STUCKE~ _. 3.~50 ........ ~1.0o91 LEONARD S~ERADEN 35951 71009~ ~ENRY J~ SAINOON 35953 720031 T~E GARDENS LIMITED ?20032 ..... J.A_ME.~_E.? ;~EE.E 35955 720033 DAVID RD TUFF . 35956 7~0007 AoWo VA~ NYEN 35957 --~'~0005 ........ NO9DSIDE~OBHILL ASSOC. 35V59 750023 'WEST CONSTRUCTION 750035 JIM WALDEN ....... -----750037 6/12/8Z 12o20 5/i2/81 21.50 6/1~/8~ 33°50 6/12/81 ~.00 6/12/81 21.50 6/12/81 30°00 6/I2/81 57.20 6/I2/81 19.~a 22.20 6/lZ/81 6/12/81 6/I2f.8I 21.50 ~8o37 I7°ZO 7030 3g.50 ............... ZiosO 75003~ J3~N R. ~ELCH ......... 61LZlS~ 750039 H3~ARD WITHERS ........................ 61i218~ ~6~ 7500~3 ....... L~'~-~OEYR~'ICH 6112/8~ 29037 65 7500~ FRAN~ W~E~ND 6112/8~ Z5.50 750_3~.2 ........ ~.~ELLA ~ILSON 6/12/81 15,10 977 i967 77003~ GEORS YATES ................. . ........... 6/12/81 ,68 77000~ CLARENCE YOUNG ....... "'' 6/12/8i .................... 27.20 ~69 ........ 7'8000~ ALEXANDER ZERGAGE ..................... ~/L2/81 13o80 ~70 --79~-~J CITY OF B3YNTON BEAC~ 6/12/81 2~091o70 19502~ STATE OF FLORIDA DEPT. 6/12/81 32°55 02~72~ BDYNTON. BEACH CHAMBER 6/15/8~ G°T5 ~'~'~OJ ADVANCE AIR CDNDITI~NINo ~t1~1 I- ............... ._ ......... OIZSD1 AIR PR~D~CTS & C~EMICALS~ ~/15181 ............ 18~o00 ...... ~I5~61 ~TIS AIR COndiTIONING 6f1~I81 ~2120~ BO. OF COo COMmiSSIOnErS 6/15181 189.35 02~72~ B]YNTON BEACH CHAMBER 6/15/81 ........ 02~78~ ---B]YNTON PUMP &-SUPPLY ....... ..~ ............ 325623 BRDNARD POMP & SUPPLY COo. 6/15/81 0B0283 CADILLAC ENGRAVERS .............. 6/15/81 ...... ~33~53 -CAPEL KL~NG COMPANIES` 6/15/81 03~58B SOLT INDUSTRIES 6/15/B1 D~l~l~ DE BRA TJRF g INDOSTRIAL __6/15/81 '- ' DG150O 9ELRAY CHEMICAL CO. . 6/15/91 053~00 EMERGENCY MEDI.CAL g SAFET 6/15/81 053901 E,ME~G'ENCY MEDICAL SERVICE .... 6/15'/81 ...... 05~52~ FOJ~ STEEL CORPORATION 6/15/91 978 '° 5979 ,5980 ,982 ;OB~ 985 3987 3988 15~o25 193.97 35.21 ........... 176.26 Z73.00 B~oDZ 2~5o50 22o90 39;00 ~19,96 6/39/81 =ITY DF BOYNTON B_A~'HP " PAGE IO ,HE£K # -V. ENDO~ #' ~ENOOR NAME' CH'ECK D.4TE TOTAL AMOUNT ~ ~89 35990 35991- 375541 TOM SJST~FSON PAINT MFG. -6/15/81 39°24 080425 HAND'S 6---7-~6/81 72.05 35992 081582 HECTOR T~RF & GARDEN.INCo 6/15/81 67.22 35993 .103313 JASK'S CAMERA CENTER 6/15/81 25°I0 35994 ..... ib~5o3 ..... JDNE S-"~'~P~ NT C0o . .................. ~/~5/8I 41°50 35995 ...... i20312 LAD OFFICE EQUIPMENT 6/15/Bi 149.20 35~96 __11o~5~ LANIER BJSZ~ESS- fiZOOOCr~ ............ 6-7~'97~'~ 15~0 5329 35333 36331 36333 35334 -35335 36036 35337 35338 35039 'i i.__.363~3 360~3 35997 1227~5 35998 122910 35999 13~313 36003 I3'2793 36331 1'50~10 3~002 153457 36903 3639~ 191519 36035 36037' 210159 LIGHTNING POWDER COMPANY 6/15¢8L LITTER-GITTER - 6/15/8[ W~ITT MACDOWELL 6/16/8I MINNESOTA MINING PALM BEA:~ NENSPAPERS PAR~ PRACTICE PROGRA~ 6/I5/8i RDTO ROOTER DRAIN SERVICE 6/15/81 .S5ACREST PETROLEUM CD, 6/15/81 MIKE SMOLLON 6/15/81 STAN~ARO SANITARY SUPPLY 6/15/8L U.So POSTMASTER . 38.65 ' ~9°98 593050 3~3030 652053 10.00 38000. 26000 38030 ..... : .............. 3'00 o 0-0 ......... .._OPO.PB _Z.~ICOD XEROX CORPORATION' 6/15/81 195.39 '"'~009 280043 ...... ~-IC~R~'"F.~"B'EE' 6/15/81 1.94 b6013 300025 JA~JELINE DEFDRGE 6/15/81 32039 _.}6~!1 ...... hp.oolZ .... MARREN._I~q~As ._~___6/15/81 315050 36213 .... 270022 CA~MEN ANNUNZIATO .... --..."___6/17/8i ............... 659050 36014 DBO~I~ ~ILLIAM Ro HAMILTON 6/17/81 370000 ._~.~_~..~ ..... ._~5353 qJSKLEBUC~ MUSIC- 6/17/83 IO0oO0 36316 I50381 .... P'ALM-'S~'~';--J~-'-"~LLEGE 6/18/~'~ 20°00 6017 0142~3 ISIAH ANDREWS -6/IV/81 55000 6318 130950 .... ~I.L~.~_.R_~__MCGRADY 6/19/81 4B°DO 6020 .... 430038 ED NICHOLAS JR. 6/i9/8i 36021 .... ~1-000~ 'HELEN R~ EWING ............... '- 36022 4500~1 ADRIENNE J. SDR'G 6/19/81 4.11056 ~523 280037-'-~S-TUS-'~-~D~-- 6/19/81 151.26 3632'4 ~4~027. SlLBERT RAHR~G 36225 3GOOI1 ALVIN HE~ING JR° 36'025 290035 HI,AN CA~HONA · 36027 25302~ ~ISHA~D BEAN 36DZ8 313783 ·ALLIED CHLORINE & 015093 ATLANTIC FISHING ENTERPRI . 223173 BoBo AUTO PARTS~ INCo 32320D 222225 B.D.AoF.CE~TIFICATION BOA 329~3Q TqE BAKE~ ~ TAYLOR CD. ........ 320443 TqE BAKE~]~'TAYUOR-~Dj 323~75 A.S. BA~ES & COo~ INCo 022~3o BZSHOP'S ............ 024725 BDYNTON 2ITY FEDERAL CRED 6Z1~/8I 324725 BDYNTON BEA"~H VOLUNTEER 6/1~/81 ..... 0~730 BOY'TON BEACH RET-I~EMENT .... . ...... 6/19/81 DZG730 BDYNTDN BEACH ~ETI~E~ENT 6/19/81 278o36 6/I9/81 275012 6/19/8I 701052 6/19/81' 2~237o00 611-9181 4OD°DO 6/19/81 781068 ~7~7-8~ z,245.D.o 6/19/81 60.00 611~181 Z5o?0 Z68oZO 3~Z1.5?CR 3,421.57 PAGE 11 HECK CHECK DATE TOTAL AMOUNT S. J42 p35299 J'JDY CALANDRA 6/191'81 15.00 36343 -: ' 030353 . CALD'NELLgP'ACETTI~BARROW ~ 35~ 032~03 ~;~A. SE MANHATTAN BANK 6/[~/8[ - 31.50 363~6 03~553 "~ .' ....................... 363~7 ............... 0355~i . DAVE CRO:S.,~.E.T~_ 353~_ ___~J50_ 5__ DAVIS WATER & WASTE INDUS 36'3~0 O~168~ J3HN DENSDN '::;':" ~;;~3~1593 __DETE~TIVED,~ E~ S-~~~~BOOK 'CLUB ":;:::'C,:: ::': 3505~ 354373 E~XNEER SERVICE ~ORP. ~36g55 ~52823 FIRE~EN'S RELIEF & '' 36055 ~52910 FIRST BANK; ~ TRUST 6/t~/81 2D~5~.15 35957 05371I FLORIDA FIRE RHIEF'S ASSO 6/i9/8I 23.00 35058 053752 FLORIDA L'EVEL [ TRANSIT 181 1919D.00 36559 05~603 FgJR STEE CORPORAT 2 °20 2 055595 ~ENZ ERPR SES /81 155.30 )61 070403 BETTY GARRIGA 6/I9/8I 07~503 CHARLES SODFREY ' 6/t~/81 ' ~5o30 '375461 G~EEN~ALE PRESS 6/t9/BI 13.00 075500 GRIFFIN POLLUTION 080~25 HAND'S ~ I-~/'~ .31CR '--:" 080~25 HAND'S 6/19/81 " i3.~9 390579 HEAL'THWIS'E 6/19/81 12.70 38~523 HDLLY ACCJMULATOR 39~193 INDUSTRIAL ELEC-T~Tr~-L 09~3D! I'~TERNATIONAL CITY 6/I9/8i 109o00 130319 JACK'S CAMERA CENTER 6/19/81 21.~0 ~075 11153~ D~. SARROLL KENNEDY 13~560 HoFo MASON EQUIP. CD. ~Zi-~-~1 165~9~o00 ~079 13155~ ~ECHANtX ILLUSTRATED 6/19/81 9.94 132703 MIAMI HERALD 6/I~/8I 22.75 136409 MJNICIPAL CODE CORP. 6/19/81 lv551°66 ,OB2 136~23 ~JNICIPA~-POLICE ..................... .083 ................. ~1701 N~PTUNE '~E'TEA'"CD, .................................... ~'~i ....................... ~'3~72 ................ ~41735 NEUROLOGICAL ASSOCIATES 6/19/8I S085 153383 PALM BEAC~ JR. COLLEGE 5/19/8t 23°00 S285 150381 PALM BCH. JR. COLLEGE 6/t9/81 1~.50 S088 l~159D RESENCY DODGE 6/I9/8~ I~O~S SCHOLASTIC BOOK SERVICES 6/1~/81 6/30/81 CITY 'OF BOYNTON'~EACH PAGE 12 C U R R E N T M ON T H C H E C'K S WEEK 0 VENDOR ~ VE430R NAME C'~EC< DATE TOTAL AMOUNT .... ~'bO g 2 ..........191515 SEACREST PHARMACY 36093 192587 ..... C-A'[ d i-~-q 3~-T E R-~~ R I N-- 3609~ 192753 SILVER BORDETT "36095 196!55. ~ANOA STEVENSON 671~/8I 15,00 35095 lg6427 SJPE~I~ SURGICAL 36097 1959L8 S~NERJY ........ ' ................ 6/Z~/81- .................. 8~0 350~8 2325~3 BELLE THOHPSON ........................................ ~'7i-~/8 ~ .................. ~"3~'0 36099 210153 U~S. POSTMASTE~ 6/19/81 3~.50 36100 215393 2.31780 23~50] 35103 232789 3610% 23%5~7 36135 2~503 36105 7901%5 UN!JAX 6~19/81 1,003,?2 WESTERN A~TO STORE 6/i9/8I 21.79 ~3~"WILLIAMS PUMP S.ERV.ICE ........ ~/~/8. I ~,181.15 LOUISE NILSON .................. 6/_]=. 9/.8_~1_ 15,LDO WOMEN,S SPORTS 6/19/8i 9.95 'X-E R D X' ' C'[~ R~P 0 R-A-T-I ON 6/I9/81 99.72 CITY DF. BDYNTDN BEACrt 6/19/8]. I00.00 36107 36108 36109 13 3~i11 112 290037 EDWARD CtARK 6/19/81 276.31 02~73g ...................... BDYNTON BEACH RETIREMENT 330039 JDW~ GARDNER 6/23/81 gO0.O0 0'113~2 ADLER'S FDREIGN B03KS,INC 6/2~/81 73,75 D11353 ADMINISTRATIVE ~HARGES 6/Z3/8]. 26~5~1.57 016303 0234.%3 02~719 32'5583 17 0324-15 5118 0~%750 6119 AJTOPRODUCTS, INC~ 6/23/8i 2To~7 -TqE BAKER ~ TAYLO~ CO. : .6/23/~ 355.%5 BRDDART ~INC. 6/25/81 30~18 PETER L. CHENEY 6/23/81 5.78 DOUBLEDAY E CO, 6/23/81 i8.81 05129t 056912 512~. 053600 512% 053743 5~25 ~7%59~ 5127 0754~9 6128 0~0309 ...... b o31o 050309 EASY GUIDES,OEPTo LJ 6/23/81 ?°50 050310 EASY PAY TIR~ ~Y'O~!' . ................... p~Z3/BI .......... 3..~_222~T0 ............. CHRISTINE EDWARD 6/23/81 15,00 EXECUTIVE ENTERPRISES PUB 6/23/81 5.58 FLANA~AN - MET.ALF, IN~. 6/23/8i FLORIDA EDUCATIONAL 6/23/8I S'aRDON BROTHERS 6/23/8I -~ENNI'S--~-~- G~'~BEEL 6/23/8I GRAYARC COMPANY~ !NC°.. - 6/23/81 ~ALSEY'S 6/23/8I 33 03~58~ 31 03%691 6133 090108 613% 09%350 i $135 115601 6137 130293 5138 1305%9 6139 133555 _i5143 1309%0 51~1 --' 133950 508.74 7Bo~9 179.95 31.00 198.57 179.70 HDUSE OF GOLD 6/23/81 873,30 N~NCY HORELL 6/2~/81 1.0o00 RDBERT H3NELL 6/23/81 727.80 !CMA RETIREMENT CORP. 6/23781 193.3% INTERSTATE PIPE MAINTENAN 6/23/81 382.75 ELEANOR KRUSELL 6/Z~/B1 %.%0 MAi PAPERS INCo 6/Z~/81 ~A~INE ENGINE- MAJRY'S TDDL CHEST 6/ZS/BI 99.50 MCCAIN SALES 6/23781 693.30 M~SRAN - RILL BOok--~O~--~ 6/13~i CITY DF BOYNTON BEACH 7 S IJ R R E N T M O N T H CHECKS IECK # VENDOR f¢ VENDOR NA~E CHECK DATE TOTAL AMOUNT ~ 12 ....... I~D~59 .... NATIDNAL..LINE~ S.EKy_[CE' 6/23/81 317.19 361Q3 141703 'NEPTUNE ~ETER CO. 622-3/81 185.14 --~['~ 153803 OLYMPIA SPORT SHOPt INC. 6/23/81 153,00 ~6165 153355 PAINT CENTER 6/23/81 2~o07 61~5 153383 PALM BEACH JR. COLLEGE 6/23/81 63.00 61~7 152753 PICARD CHEMICAL. CO. 6723/81 12I~50 ~61~9 1901~8 SEM ~AqM SUPPLY~INCo 6/2~/8I 185.25 36152 190~ MARY SCHULZE 6/23/81 12,O0 36151 lO'OD/? CYNTHIA SSHAFFER. 6/23/81 . ll.DO 152 191633 .... ~E.~VICE..~_NDUSTRIAL SUPPLY 6/23/81 977.~0 31615~ ._. 195427 SJDERIOR SURGICAL_MFG.CO... ........... ~/~}A81 55 203~12 J3AN TARCA 6/23/81 2~o00 55 215~53 ---~N~[~SRO~'ND SUPPLY 6/2JIB1 1,881.30 3!6157 2335~5 WATE~ HYDRANT SERVICE 6/23/8I ~537o50 6158 2~16DD XEROX COKPORATION 6/aB/B[ 104o87 6159 033507 CALLIE CLANTON 6/25/B1 353.80 6152 ........ 45332~ F~ANK SMITH .................................... 6.~25/81 322°02 51 O2O5OD BRADFORD BAXLEY 6/25/8~ 2~987°85 ~20005 F~EDDIE ~ PATRICK 6/25/81 277.10 ,~53 373032 ~INNIE L ~ING- 6/25/81 ,t54 390015 GEORGE MAONEILL. 6/25/81 575.19 L56 290013 CHARLES L CASE, 6tZ6/81 733.56 k~? "' 372017 JJ]ITH L° KIRSHEN ............................. 6/25/81 68 ZBDOO2 ........ ~i-L[-i-~N"~D'N~-ER 6/Z6/B~ 59 ~10039 JEAN ORATZ 6/ZS/B1 11~.35 .73 323002 ROBERT FERRELL 6/25/81 L71 '~303~ .... q'ATH~"NI'~-[' ~tGR~DY ...................... 6/25/81 815.52 L72 2~D03~ JOYCE COSTELLO 6/25/81 .............. 73 ~2DO01 PADGETT~ TEREESA E. 6/25/81 85~.36 27oo05 ........ 390035 JOE H MZKELS .76 370018 ALAN L. <IRCHEN 77 31~2~D ...... ~SiA~"AN6REWS 78 -133~50 WILLIE RJTH MSGRADY 1~ ~13312 A DIXIE SAW SHOP 5 31123~ AD~MS 6/25/81 ~20o57 6t25/81 225.17 6/25/81 1~t,43 6125181 6/25/81 6/25/81 CHEVROLET 6/25/81 55.00 27°12 15 17 18 19 i 23 D.1372g ALLEN INSURAN:E AGENSY 6/25/B1 31~053 AMERICAN RED CROSS 6/26/81 60.50 ol~3aD ---f~MEN ANNUNZIATO ................... 016923 'ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK ........ ~/~5/81 ............. ~'000.00 015300 &JTDPRDDJSTS~ INC-. '6/25/81 113.27 DODlgD ~ & q_ SALES ................... 023583 BLAI~ EQJIPMENT CO. 6/ZS/8~ ZS.O0 D24533 BETTY BORDNI 6/25/81 Id.gO 02471~ BD¥.NTDN AJTD SUPPLY D~4725 BUY,TON CITY FEDERAL C~ED 6/25J81 32~739 BDYNTON BEACH RETIREMENT 6/25/91 3,452.14 033185 CoK°'S LDOKSHOP, INS. .... CITY OF BDYNTDN BEACH PAGE 14 ~7 S g R R E N T M O N T H C H E £ K S fEC'K,." VENOOR f~' VENDOR NAME CHECK DATE TOTAL AMOUNT 3622~ 333333 36233 ~36231 032906 6232 333531 6233 034634 6234 043395 235 040500 J JOY CALD~ELL,PACETTIeBARRON C CASE POWER & EOUIPMENT CD CITY DF DELRAY BEACH . THgMAS A. CLARK '--=3~MER~-~-A[ ~DRAULICS £ DALE~S PAINT C BODY SHOP DAdIS AL ............................ANDRA T ............ 6/25/81 6/25/~1 6/25/81 6/25/81 6/26/81 METER g SUPPLY .............. 6125/81 15030 '3t503o00 67082 13~o~ 75.00 100050 262°43 041581 237 04168fi S5238 0~2625 9 34~753 ,62'40 050310 ~6241 053371 ....... 6zszD 362~3 352910 ,244 253593 055599 ~245 070403 ~247 070~10 37~500 3~,~49 075533 36250- 380425 3~251 ............ 0834.28 35252 - 383559 36253 '- ]55 385353 133313 257 131537 58 11155~ ~59 11158~ 114633 115601- 1205D3 63 ........ 122911 6~ 130552 5 13157t 66 132771 58 259 ~o273 3,6271 36272 274 275 275 JOE DELONG 6/25/8l JDHN DENSON 6/26/81 DIAZIT CD., IMCo '6/25/81 .... . ................... EASY PAY TIRE STORE PAJL ECKERT FIREMEN'S RELIEF & ~IRST BANK & TRUST FLORIDA BOLT & NUT ~'HARLES FRED~-R-I~ BETTY GARRIGA ~AYLORD BROTHERS CqARLES GODFREY R.L. GRUMMONS PRINTING HAND'S 'EDWARD HARMENING qARORTH PRESS 6/25t81 6126/81 612,5181 - 6/25/81 6126181 6/25/81 6/25/81 6126/81 6/25f81 61251.81 6/Z$/81 HDND~ SOUTH ......... - ...... 6/26/81 --EDGAR HOWELL HJSKLEBUCK MUSIC JACK'S CAMER& CENT. ER .......................DEE G. JEGHERS ~ BERT KEEdR KELLY TRACTOR CD. 6125/81 6125/81 ............ 8/25/81 6/25181 -k'OPY KiNG 'PRINT'INS-~-ENT~R ..... ~-fO~Z~ ELEANOR KRUSELL 6/25/81 BOB LATHA~ 6/25/81 LLDYDS OF 155030 16o00 .35094 331.32 75o00 203.00 959095 20~583o96 38.30 133000 45.00 549019 ~5.00 2075 53052 33030 69.4~ 103oD0 27068 209.00 233.30 90.00 66o6~ '203o90 BO-YNTON -'B-~-I~C q ............ 6-~2'~/-8 i" ........ -1- ~.-D':-O O- ........ RALPH-MAST 6/25/81 MEINEKE DISCOgNT MUFF[ERS 6/25/81 ' ~ILLER DODGE ...................... 13~733 MOTOROLA~ INC. 6/25/81 135429 ~R. ICE MACHINES CO. 6/25/81 .... i35422 '-MJNICIPAL FINANCE 3FFICE~ ........... g~5/8i 135423 MJNICIPAL POLICE 6/25~91 143~35 NATIONAL FIRE PROTECTION 6/2~/81 140~4~ NATIONAL LIBRARY RES]URC~ 141731 MEPTJNE METER CO. 6/25/B1 141711 NE~ FLORIDA 6/25/81 153933 OLYMPIA SPORT SHOP, INS. 6/25/81 150353 TEREES~ PADGETT 6/25781 151553 CHARLES PERSING 6/25/81 22.00 92090 88.36 557000 117050 23000 i,231.29 48°95 58031 958.74 9.00 ..... i,053.'00 12.00 53.00 200.00 .................... L- 2- ........................................................... L_ HECK N VEWDO~ %IT~ 3F BOYNTON E~EACH PAGE 15 LI R R E N T 'M D N T H C H E C K S ,,- 1/E ~130:~ NAME C'HEC ~ DATE TOTAL AMOJNT ~79 I52753 3'._~83 154533 35281 164703 ROBERT POCSIK 6/25/81 PDSTDNS 6/25/8.1 51.70 35282 183500 EVA RAYMOND 6/25/81 ~5o00 ~5284 185502' LAS RJSS3 .................... 6/25/81 ........................ I5.00 ~6285 _._I9095~ GEDR'GENE SCHWERIN ............................ 6/._.Z.S/O1 ~.oosR ~6285 1~09~ SEORSENE SCHWERIN 6/25/81 Z5000 36286 190~53 ..... ~¥~ MUSEUM & PLANETAR 6/25/81 35000 36237 191513 .... ~6289 1~2771 ~6293 194513 '36292 S62~3 195173 ....... 3629'4 35295 195899 36296 200~83 ~6297 231733 35298 235532 35332 33 533~ ~335 5 7 35338 36339 I2 · :~ 35314 6 19 35323 ,22 .... I-,323 35324 5325 63~5 ~27 8 9 33 i 215353 216393 216~25 231575 231503 231'783 232803 '234525 23~651 235495 25455~ lg0959 195023 25.3901 384609 185323 Di2757 012801 01365! 013780 313~20 315561 ~15312 021533 02~713 330283. 030298 SEACREST PETROLEUM CD. 6/25/81 2,262~80 .... S.E~ELL_~~.RE 63., INCo 6/25/81 453.50 DENNIS SIMMONS ...................... 6~26/8I 93,00 SORE'S UNIFORMS ............................. ~.~.~81 23~00 ._.S~EEDIMPEXt.~_~Do 6/25/81 13.50 SPORTS W3RLD~INC. 6/26/81 STEVEN~S DRUGS 6/25/81 52.18 STONE HDJSE~INCo. ............ ~__~ .......A~.6~81 6.55 GRADY W. SWAN~ 6/25/81 342.00 TAULMAN SALES C0. _ - ._6/25/8I ...................... 192.30 . _~STI.NG_L_A.B_.QF..THE ~ 6/25/8I 96.00 ..... WALTE~ Mo TRAUGER 6/25/8i I55.00 U. NDERGRO~ND SOPPLY 6/25/8I -..~NIJAX 6/25/81 25~.57 H.Lo NEIqER ...... 6/25/8i ......... 15.00 ..... ~HAS .E~.._WENGL~R___ 6/25/81 WESTERN AJTO STORE ............... gV~'~-I 3.25 J,J.Ao WDLF FRESH DIST, 6/RS/B1 $050 PAT~ICIA-'L;"~DOL[-~I .... 6/25/81 155.30 SAMUEL L. WRIGHT ...... ' i] 6f26/81 ...................... 1-55.00 ~ETTY ZOBEL 6/25/8Z 3LYVE ED SCHO3LEY 6/29/81 15o00 STATE OF FLORIDA DEPT. 6/29/81 2o20 EMERSENCY MEDICAL SERVICE 6/32/81 13.30 WENDY HOLLIEN 6/33/81. - DIANA ROJRK 6/33/.8~ "' 16.00 -~ID TO TRAFFIC ................................. ~7~J/81 ............... 3~;0~ ...... &I~ PRODU;TS E CHEMICALS, 6/33/8I 2.40 ALL SERVISE REFdSE CO~TNC 6/33/81 523oi8 -'ALLIED CHLORINE 6 ........... ~- '6/%'~/81 AMERISAN ARTIST 6/33/8I ~TIC AI~ £ONDITIONING 6/33/81 91,50 AJT9 SPO~T LTD. - ........... 6/33/8I BEA~E EXTERMINATING CO. 6/33/81 53~30 BDYNTQN ~J.TO, SU~.~¥~ 6/~.3/81 225.62 BYRDS E'LECTRI: MOTOR 6/33781 CADILLAC ENGRAVERS 6/32/81 13.19 JJOY CALANDRA 6/33{81 15.00 S32A ;OLA BOTTLING CD. -- 6/33/81 ...... 143o5~ ' '- ~[TY OF BDYNTDN BEACH PAGE 16 :uR ~E,~T MaNT~ CHECKS VENDOR NA~E CH'EC< DATE' TOTAL AMOUNT 35333 3~168~ ...... J)~_ g Eb~o~ .............. 6/33/~1 3533~ 352105 FACTS ON FILE 6/33/81 ~5335 353579 FLA ~SSOC OF PLUMBING-GAS 6/33/81 ~_~6 ............ 070400 BETTY GAR~IGA 6/30/8l- ~6337 07~533 C~AR~-~'-Gg~R~Y~ 5/33/81 32°30 299°00 53000 45°00 )5338 '. .... 075~59 G~AYBAR ELECTRIC COe_INC.~ ............ 6/30/81 51o55 36339 ...... .................. 080355 ~ILLIAM R. HAHILTON -~/3'~/81 .................. ~-6'0~-0~ 393~25 HAND'S 6/33/81 . 13075 353~1 081552 HES T~ANSPDRT~INCo. 6/33/81 212,50 c~6_3~ ...... ~B~68~ ....... ~DUS~_~_GOLO 6/30/81 935.00 .53~3 ._.095353 qJCKLEBUC~ MUSIC ..................... ~.}.~(~I 103.00 363~ 100310 JACK'S C~MERA CENTER, _ ................ 6./30(8Z 3~.3.~5 ........~125B] WILLIA~ To KIEKENAFP 6/~9/8i 103°~0' '363~5 ll~50g KOPY KIN3 PRINTING CENTE~ 6/33/81 39055 363~7 115501 ELEANDR KRUSELL 6/30/81 1o6~ ~63~B ..... ~33~03 .... ~AN~ATTAN...TBQ~DS 6/33/B1 123000 36349 .... 131750 ~EYER SOD ................ 5/33/81-- 53,00 36359 .. 132703 MIAMI HERALD ....... 6/30/8Z ........ ~ .......... ~59°~0 51 135519 ..... MJROSKI.._~D_.SS~TQN ........ 6/33/8~ .............. 2 136563 .MJSIC PERFORMANCE TRUST 6/30/81 250,00 3'5353 135551 MJSICIAN'S UNI'ON CHAPTER 6/33/81 25,00 37505 LEE MrLES TR SMISSION ", 5/3 / 1 35355 .. 151723 PETTY CASH MATER & SE~ER 6/33/81 31o37 36357 152759 PISARD CqEMICAL CO. ' ........... 6/33/81 .................... 5'T'~5 3535~ ...... 156203--~J§LI~"M~"~K'~T 6/3'~7~! ZTo~5 36359 155231 PJ5LIX MARKET 6/3~/81 299075 36353 18050~ EVA RAYM]ND 6/39/81 ~5°00 35351 19553~ R~'~S~['-E AXON ' ~-7~-3/81 1~22~o23 36352 19095~ gLYVE Eo SCHOOLEY .............. 6/33/81 ................... 36353 ].gl50D SEABOARD COASTLINE RAILR3 ............. 6/33/.8~ .............. 6'0;'00 ~55 192779 SIMON'S UNIFORMS 6/39/81 ll~.DO ~65 19~703 .... SOUTNERN BELL TELEPHONE 6/30/81 6~68~.~5 35357 19~852 DIANE SPIVEY ......................... 67~78-[ 36~58 ~95170 STEVEN*S DRUGS 6/39/81 ...... 107;8~ 35~59 195435 SJN COUNTRY ENTERPRISES't .... 6/.33/91 ....... 35370 ....... T195411 "SUmERINTENDENT OF DOCUMEN ......... ~'~/81 t.10 35371 2~34ffB EARL NALLACE MDTORS~ INC. 6/33/8~ 65~.00 3537Z ....... 2335~3 NATE~ DEPA~THENT. 6/33/82 "~373 231552 MA~IL~N & 'RANDY wEDbLE ............... ~7~81 153030 353T~ 23iT83 NESTE~N ~JTO STORE .... 6/3D/81 ........... 353~5 .... 2325ag J]E WILLIAMS PUMP' SERVISE 6/]3/8i SOl.lO 36377 251525 JAMES ZEIGLER 6/33/BI 36378 2~0015 BOYNTON CITY FEDERAL CRED 6/33/91 1~3.17 35379 2BDO~ GLENN w, 5EATT~ JR. ' ........... 6/30/81 ........... ~332.-1~ 35393 333315 D~VID ,Y, GALLOWAY 6/33/'81 35381 653~59 MARJ]~IE MILLER .............. : .......... 6/9~/~.1 .................... ~ 1~198,291°~8 ~