Minutes 01-05-81MINUTES OF THE REGULAR MEETING OF THE CITY COUNCIL HELD AT
CITY HALL, BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA, MONDAY, JANUARY 5, 1981
PRESENT
Edward F. Harmening, Mayor
Walter "Marty" Trauger, Vice Mayor
Joe deLong, Councilman
Marilyn Huckle, Councilmember
Peter L. Cheney, City Manager
Tereesa Padgett, City Clerk
James W. Vance, City Attorney
Mayor Harmening welcomed everyone and called the meeting to
order at 7:30 P. M. He announced the Invocation tonight will
be by Rev. Rus J. Aldridge, Pastor, Seventh Day Adventist Church,
to be followed immediately by the Pledge of Allegiance to the
Flag led by Mr. Peter L. Cheney, City Manager. He requested
everyone to please rise.
AGENDA APPROVAL
Mr. Cheney requested the addition of Item E under Administrative
in the first part of the agenda relative to Golfview ~arbour,re-
questing authorization to release a bond which will make it~pos-
sible for us to accept a new bond in connection with a new site
plan in Golfview Harbour. Mr. 'deLong moved adoption of the
agenda with this addition, seconded by Mrs. Huckle. No discus-
sion. Motion carried 4-0.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Mayor Harmening announced the next City Council meeting will be
held on Tuesday, January 20, 1981.
Mayor Harmening announced that filing for homestead exemption
will be held in City Hall on February 13, 1981 from 9:00 A.M.
to 4:00 P.M. when representatives from the tax assessor's
office will be here to take applications.
Mayor Harmening read a Proclamation proclaiming the month of
January as National Volunteer Blood Donor Month.
MINUTES
Regular City Council Meeting - December 16, 1980
Mrs. Huckle referred to Page 5 and stated she believes there may
be an error in the second paragraph halfway down and questioned
doing 30 years of work over a weekend and believes this possibly
should be 30 hours of work. Mayor Harmening replied that it was
probably researched back 30 years and Mr. Cheney added that Mr.
Cohn did say 30 years as he meant researching the title 30 years
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Mayor Harmening referred to the bottom of the first paragraph
on Page 18 and corrected that he has been harping on the "main-
tenance'' of iequipment instead of status.
Mr. deLong moved to adopt the minutes as corrected, seconded by
Mrs. Huckle. No discussion. Motion carried 4-0.
PUBLIC AUDIEINCE
Mayor Harmening announced if anyone in the audience would like
to address ~he Council on any subject not on the agenda, they
may do so a~ this time. He added if anyone wanted to address
the Council on an item on the agenda to please give their name
to the City Clerk and they will be called upon when that item
becomes the regular order of business.
Mrs. Mary H~ssett, 3504 Diane Drive, stated that she has a peti-
tion to pres,ent signed by residents on her street for street
lights. There have been four break-ins because of the darkness.
A bad incident happened on December 28 when a man was shot by an
intruder. Tlhe~ pOlice could not find the man because there were
no street li!ghts and he was able to hide in the dark. There
are only eight homes on the block. The Fire and Police Depart-
ments are not aware this is a street and they have to give them
directions t!o get there. They have made requests, but have not
gotten a res]ponse and now have a petition to submit.
Mr. deLong a~sked if this had been presented to the City Council
and Mrs. Hassett replied negatively and clarified that they have
made inquiries and have been told they will hear something. Mr.
Cheney advis!ed that Diane Drive is adjacent to Lake Ida by 1-95.
He has talke~ to a gentleman from this street. It has been sug-
gested that la request has been made and we have not responded,
but he told this gentleman that he would look into this.
Mr. deLong ~oved to turn this over to the City Manager and
relieve thi~ situation with the good graces of Florida Power &
Light Compan~ as soon as possible, seconded by Mr. Trauger.
Mayor Harmenting clarified that it has been moved and seconded
to turn this/ over to the City Manager for action or a report.
No discussion. Motion carried 4-0.
BIDS
One Front End Loader and Compaction Refuse Body and Chassis for
31 yard Compaction Body (Sanitation)
Mr. Cheney informed the Council this is for a front end loader
for the Sanitation Department. We received bids on a number of
pieces of equipment. Many did not meet the minimum specifications
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relative to the ability and size of the rear axle where most of
the weight goes. The trucks that do meet the specifications are
available from H. F. Mason Equipment Corp. of Hialeah, Florida.
They submitted several bids and one is an alternative which
meets the specifications. It was used as a demonstration vehicle
by the company. It has 8,000 miles on it, but was used only by
company personnel. It is our judgment that the quality of driv-
ers was pretty good. It is recommended that we try to buy this
demonstration truck. It is $8,000 less than a new truck of the
same kind. We will have an opportunity to test and drive it.
Mr. Walke, the Sanitation Supervisor, the Equipment Maintenance
Supervisor and the mechanic have talked about this and think it
is a way to save money. It is a good sized truck and has a sat-
isfactory body and chassis. It is recommended the Council auth-
orize the purchase of this demonstration truck from H. F. Mason
Equipment Corporation in the amount of $70,889.
Mr. Trauger asked if there would be a warranty with this truck
and Mr. Cheney replied affirmatively, a complete one year war-
ranty, the same as a new truck.
Mr. deLong moved to accept the recommendation of the Tabulation
Committee and added that he is well pleased with the remarks of
Mr. Walke. Mr. Trauger seconded the motion. No discussion.
Motion carried 4-0.
PUBLIC HEARING
NONE
SITE DEVELOPMENT PLANS
Applicant:
Location:
Use:
Parkcrest Apartments, Lee Walker, Owner & President
N. E. 17th Avenue and N. E. 4th St. (Tabled)
COnstruction of 44 two bedroom, two bath units
in 8 buildings, plus meeting room and recreation
facilities
Mayor Harmening asked if this is ready to come off the table and
Mr. Cheney replied affirmatively. Mr. deLong moved to take this
from the table, seconded by Mrs. HuCkle. Motion carried 4-0.
Mr. Annunziato referred to several meetings ago when this site
plan was presented to the City Council for some additional units
known as 'the Four Sea Suns Condominium area and advised it is a
plan for 44 units with recreational facilities with access from
N. E. 4th Street. There was some question as to the ownership
and use of the private streets serving this project. He believes
a reasonable solution has been reached.
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Mayor Harmening asked if the rig~t-of-way has been resolved and
Mr. Vance'informed him that originally when Four Sea Suns was
built, it was a portion of a lar~er development and the particu-
lar streets in question were to be part of the condominium asso-
ciation as private roads. With the foreclosure, there is a
question of title. It is his recommendation that the applicant
quit claim all interest and ownership on those streets to Four
Sea Suns Condominium to carry ou~' the intent of the development.
It is recommended that~ this site plan be approved subject to a
quit claim deed being signed and recorded and same being sub-
mitted to his office.
Mr. deLong asked if the owners in the condominium have been ad-
vised of this negotiation and Mr_ Cheney replied that the gentle-
man who came before the City Couhcil was concerned about the
dumpster location and we have assured him that through the site
plan review that the dumpster and grass area won't be there and
the parking lot will be open for access to 4th Street by the
nursing home. That is what they wanted and that has been done.
They are concerned now that the ~nits will not use their streets.
The new rental units did not want to use their streets and this
solves the problems. This owner will give up any interest and
will go out through 4th Street. If Four Sea Suns wants to make
the streets public, that is an issue only between the City and
Four Sea Suns and not complicate~ by this owner.
Mr. Vance asked if a representative of the owner was p~sent and
Mr. Bennett Cohn came forward an~ advised he confirmed this with
his client and he is agreeable to quit claim any interest he
might have in the remaining South Circle Drive and the remain-
ing streets.
Mr. Vance clarified that the recommendation is this site plan
be approved subject to the apprcoriate quit claim deed being
prepared, executed and recorded
submitted to his office. Mr. de
Huckle. Mr. Vance added that th
other staff recommendations and
asked if the applicant agrees tc
and Mr. Cohn replied affirmative
and the recorded deed being
Long so moved, seconded by Mrs.
e approval also includes the
Mr. deLong agreed. Mr. Vance
the other staff recommendations
ly. Motion carried 4-0.
LEGAL
Ordinances - 1st and 2nd Readin~
NONE
Resolutions
NONE
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Other
Proposed Tree and Landscape Ordinances (Tabled)
Mrs. Huckle moved that these two ordinances be moved to the
second half of the Council meeting, which will be the next
regular meeting, so the new Council members will have the
oppOrtunity to comment. Mr. deLong seconded the motion. No
discussion. Motion carried 4-0.
OLD BUSINESS
Review of New Proposed Employee Classification Plan and Imple-
mentation Manual (Tabled)
Mr. Cheney advised this could remain on the table along with the
next two items under Administrative.
ADMINISTRATIVE
Report on Firing Range (Tabled)
City Manager Report on MICA Studies (Tabled)
Consider Application to Solicit - Florida Consumer Federation,
Inc. (Tabled)
Mr. Cheney referred to there being a proposed solicitation
ordinance in the second part of the agenda and stated he as-
sumes the Council wants to leave this on the table until the
ordinance is adopted. Mr. Trauger moved to leave this on the
table until the new ordinance is adopted or considered. Mrs.
Huckle seconded the motion. Motion carried 4-0.
Approval of Bills
Mr. Cheney read the following bills for approval:
1. Allen Insurance Agency 14,523.00
Audit on Liability from 9/20/79 to 9/20/80
Pay from budgeted funds 001-193-519-40-41
401-395-539-40-41
$9,682
$4,841
2. Allied Chlorine Corp. 1,547.00
Chlorine for Water Treatment
Pay from Water & Sewer Fund 401-332-533-30-63
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Board of County Commissioners
Use of County Landfill for Oct. $11,298
Use of County Landfill for Nov. $ 9,710
Pay from General Fund 001-341-534-40-9A
21,008.00
4. Caldwell, Pacetti, Barrow & Salisbury
Professional services rendered re:
Ted Sorg vs City of Boynton Beach
Pay from Police Pension Fund 612-138-513-40-61
1,962.34
5. HOward Cook, General Contractor, Inc. Est. ~4
Project: Boynton Beach Clubhouse, N.E. 22nd Ave.
Pay from Fed. Rev. Sharing 320-000-205-01-00
Contract dated 9/9/80
14,846.40
Palm Beach Newspapers, Inc.
For various ads, legal & clerical for November
Pay from General Fund 001-132-513-40-75 $ 291.~30
General Fund 001-122-512-40-75 4,937.31
5,228.61
South County Drug Abuse Foundation, Inc.
Funds appropriated by City Council
Pay from General Fund 001-195-519-40-5B
6,000.00
8. Lassiter Construction, Inc. Application #3
For Wilson Municipal Pool
Pay from General Fund 001-000-115-87-00
Re-imbursable from Community Development Agreement
75,978.00
9. Isiah Andrews - 2 weeks 88.00
Driver for Senior Citizens Club
Pay from Fed. Rev. Sharing Fund 320-641-564-40-5A
Ordinance 73-15, passed 5/15/73
10. Willie Ruth McGrady 76.80
Server for Senior Citizens Club - 2 weeks
Pay from Fed. Rev.. Sharing Fund 320-641-564-40-5A
Ordinance 73-15, passed 5/15/7.3
11.
South Central Regional Wastewater Treatment &
Disposal Board
Monthly payment for month of December
39,146.40
Mr. deLong referred to the bills having been found in order by
verification and moved that they be paid, seconded by Mrs.
Huckle. No discussion. Motion carried 4-0.
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Golfview Harbour Bonds
Mr. Cheney informed the Council there is a current bond for
Golfview Harbour in the amount of $74,500 and explained that it
includes a number of things. We now have in our possession a
bond in the amount of $190,833 to cover the things fOr the
whole new last subdivision. It is recommended that the Council
authorize relinquishing the current bond contingent upon the
developer bringing in a letter tomorrow giving us a year's
guarantee for maintenance of the existing facility, which he
has agreed to do. With releasing that bond, we will record
the new subdivision plat tomorrow with the new bond and we
also have a check for the subdivision fees and inspection fees.
The developer is prepared to go ahead and meet all the condi-
tions of the Planning & Zoning Board and City Departments.
Mr. deLong moved to approve the recommendation of the City
Manager relative to the Golfview Harbour bond, seconded by
Mrs. Huckle. No discussion. Motion carried 4-0.
PRESENTATIONS/ACKNOWLEDGEMENT AND APPRECIATION OF SERVICE TO
MAYOR, VICE MAYOR AND COUNCIL MEMBERS
Mayor Harmening presented plaques to Mr. Trauger, Mr. deLong
and Mrs. Huckle. Mr. Trauger then presented a plaque and
gavel to Mayor Harmening.
Farewell Remarks
Mrs. Huckle requested a moment to be very brief, since tonight
belongs to the new Council and stated she just wants to say it
has been an honor to serve five months on the Council. She
thanked Mayor Harmening and the other Councilmen for appointing
her to this post and giving her this rare privilege to see her
City from the inside. She is proud of Boynton Beach. She can
assure the citizens that we are in very capable hands. She
gives special thanks to our City Manager, Mr. Peter Cheney, and
his excellent staff. She thanks Mrs. Tereesa Padgett, our inval-
uable City Clerk, and her wonderful staff, who have given her
unlimited help and support. She thanks Mr. Vance and Mr. Wolf
who labored above and beyond the call of duty in preparing end-
less drafts for our districting ordinance and for other legal
guidance. She would also like to thank the members of the media
for their kindness to her and all the citizens who have given
her encouragement and kind words of support. She wishes the
new Council members well. 1981 should be a challenging and
rewarding year for the Council and the City. She thanks every-
one for allowing her to be part of the City's history.
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At this time, Mayor Harmening declared a short recess. He
reconvened the meeting at 8:05 P. M. and requested the newly
elected Council people to please come forward.
ADMINISTRATION OF OATHS OF OFFICE
Mrs. Padgett administered oaths of office to the three newly
elected Council members.- She then administered the oath to
the Mayor and Vice Mayor.
NEW BUSINESS
Remarks by Mayor Edward F. Harmening
Mayor Harmening introduced his wife, Donna. He stated that he
hopes in the next year that we will continue to go foward as we
have in the past conduCting the City's business in a business-
like way with the best interest of all the people and the citi-
zens of Boynton Beach. It is a pleasure to be here again.
Remarks by Vice Mayor Walter "Mar~ty" Trauger
Vice Mayor Trauger stated that he would like to introduce his
wife, but she has not arrived yet due to the illness of their
son. in very brief remarks to the citizens and to the City
Council, he wishes to thank the people of Boynton for having
the confidence in electing him Vice Mayor for this next year.
It is a great milecap and capstone in a part of his total
career. He is extremely proud and assures the people he will
serve to the best of his knowledge and ability. To the many
people who think the City Council has a large load in front of
them, that they do have. Just by title only, he would like to
review some of the things the City has started this year and
what we must continue on as major projects. He thinks these
projects have all been worthwhile and make our City, Boynton
Beach, one of the finest cities in the United States.
Vice Mayor Trauger stated that we started a drainage program
in Mango Heights and we now have to see if it totally works.
Our Wilson Park Pool with lighting, fencing, ball field and
drainage, has all been a part of which we started and take
continuing efforts. The full development of our Sara Sims
Park. Our Pioneer Park is just about completed with a little
left to be done there. The park at Rolling Green Elementary
School ~s a little more Work. Wilson Recreation Center and
its maintenance program. Our Royal Palm Clubhouse is just
about completed and we can be proud of that and look forward
to the dedication of that very shortly. Our drainage program
with the City Manager's concept of swales appears to be work-
ing, but we need to continue. To these projects alone, we have
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invested almost $830,000 in this past year and will continue as
the money hasn't all been spent as yet. Then, we have the
large Cherry Hill rehabilitation project to get going and get
completed. We have the so-called Auslander project taking
place in that area. We have just been presented with the stud-
ies of the 10th Avenue improvement program. Our downtown revi-
talization program is very vivid and will be before us shortly.
The 55 acre park, that is being developed by the County, must
get moving. We must stay with our growth projects and recrea-
tion projects. The beach development program, which many saw
presented at the Council meeting a few months ago, has to take
firm action to get it going. Also, our golf course development
program and the many fine programs for the internal improvements
of the City that our City Manager has brought about through our
MICA studies. Those are what we have left and what we are con-
tinuing to do. He has several other projects, but in keeping
this short tonight, he will present those at future Council
meetings as the opportunity and research develops them. He
thanks everyone for their consideration.
Remarks by Councilman Joe deLong
Councilman deLong first commended Mrs. Huckle for outstanding
devotion to civic duty and her remarkable service rendered, not
only to our City but also to her colleagues on the City Council
as well. He extends best wishes to her and continued good
health and God speed in her every endeavor.
Councilman deLong then welcomed Mrs. Woolley and Mr. Wright
aboard. He pledges to both of them his sincere and whole-
hearted support in their individual official activities based
upon constructive recommendations and sound judgment. He
takes this opportunity to also advise them, as newly elected
members of the City Council, not to despair when you soon rea-
lize there is a vast difference between sitting up here serving
the public than it is sitting in the audience. Good luck to
both of them for a successful term in office.
Remarks by Councilman Samuel Lamar Wright
Councilman Wright referred to this being the fifth day of the
new year and stated it is in order to wish everyone a very
happy, healthy and prosperous new year. He thanks those who
supported him during his candidacy for the Boynton Beach City
Council. This is a very special evening for many of us who
strived for a representative on the City Council in Boynton
Beach for several decades. He is grateful to those who have
come to witness this swearing in of the new Council.
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Councilman Wright then referred to special people in his life
being present tonight and stated he would like to acknowledge
them. He introduced his pa~ents, Mr. & Mrs. Samuel Wright; his
grandmother, Mrs. Roxie Wright; who have been staunch supporters
throughout all his endeavors.~ He then referred to there being
three special ladies on whom he can always depend and introduced
his sisters, Lolita, Veolet~a and Romona. He referred to belong-
ing to a united family and~asked his other relatives to stand.
He then introduced a very s
He introduced his boss, Mrs
behind the scenes and guide
him in all his efforts, He
worked so d±ligently to ape
his campaign team, Col. Con
Pierce, Miss Carolyn Stokes
White. He then requested h
cerned citizens to stand be
much to his success.
pecial friend, Ms. Oristyne Walker.
. Maude F. Lee, one who has remained
d him profess£onally and supported
then referred to those who have
arhead his campaign and introduced
dry, Mr, Leon Smiles, Mrs, Lottie
, Miss Lena Rahm±ng, and Mr, Daniel
is other campaign supporters and con-
~ause these persons have contributed
Councilman Wright continued that he appears before the people
this evening with no special platform, but only to say that he
will work to promote the issues he supported dur±ng his candi-
dacy for the Boynton City Council. He will work for all citi-
zens in this community a~d try to be responsive to their needs'
If he is fortunate, he will sit under the slogan "Local Self-
Government is the Keystone of American Democracy" for two years
and three months and will advocate just that because this is
your City and the people should have a viable voice in the deci-
r
sion making process. Remembe , your input is essential for this
body to be truly effective in representing residents of the City
of Boynton Beach. As one of the five Council members, there is
very little he can do alone; but if we all believe_and live by
the motto "In God We TrUst'!, we will be able to work
coopera-
tively to enhance the quality of life for all citlzens~ in this
great City. He will try to live up to his camPaign promises in
brir~ng dignity, integrity, and unity to the Boynton Beach City
Council, for this is the only way we will accomplish our mission
to gain the reSpect of all we r~preSent and cause attitude
changes in the way people perceIve government as it pertains to
their individual lives. Bqynton Beach is his home and he is
very proud of it and it always will be, He looks forward to
this City becoming a model South Florida City and one in .which
we all can take pride.
Remarks by Councilmember Patricia L. Woolley
Councilmember Woolley stated she would like to take this oppor-
tunity to wish everyone a ~ery happy and prosperous new y~ar,
This is a very speCial night for most of us, She would like
to congratulate Mr. Trauger and Mr. Wright on their fine outcome
in the recent election. She is l'ooking forward to expanding her
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knowledge in municipal government through her association with
them and with Mr. deLong and Mayor Harmening. We all look for-
ward to a new administration and successful administration and
she thinks we all are going to put our efforts into expanding
good relationships which the old Council and the new Council
will have with City employees, invaluable members of the City
Boards, all the people in Boynton, and among ourselves here
on the Council. It was an honor to be elected by her fellow
residents and she looks forward to the opportunity to serve
them. She pledges to do her best to keep Boynton Beach a nice
place in which to live; this will be her goal throughout her
term on the City Council. Campaigning was hard work, as anyone
can tell you; however, she thinks the rewards will come in that
we will make Boynton Beach a very nice place to live. She then
expressed her thanks to the many Voters who supported her
throughout that long campaign period and two long elections.
Campaigning for this office enabled her to meet many people
personally. It was a wonderful opportunity. Many thanks also
are in order for her well organized staff, which numbered into
the thirties, who helped her make phone calls and distribute
campaign literature. These people put in a lot of time to help
and she appreciates it very much. A very special gratitude goes
out to special people, who not only put in man hours but man days
and nights and really helped her and she would like to acknow-
ledge those people. She then acknowledged Mrs. Pat Linkous,.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Dougherty, her husband, Mr. Tom Wootley and her
daughter, Kimberly.
Councilmember Woolley continued that she has been categorized
as a political newcomer by most of the press and she hopes in
the future, she will be referred to as a person who does have
new ideas and suggestions for the City and she is looking for-
ward to learning along with everything else. As she approaches
her term in office, her philosophy will reflect what has gen-
erally been her philosophy in life and those words are expressed
in one of her favorite proverbs: "The man who senses the wind
of Change should build not a wind break, but a wind mill."
At this time, Vice Mayor Trauger introduced his wife, Dorian,
who had arrived.
Appointment to City Boards and Committees
Mr. deLong moved that nominations be opened for the various
Boards, seconded by Mr. Wright. Motion carried 5-0.
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Board of Adjustment
Mr. Trauger referred to most of the Board members having been
excellent throughout the Past year and stated he would like to
re-affirm the following appointments to the Board of Adjustment:
Theodore Blum, Robert Gordon, Benjamin Ridolfi, Paul Slavin,
Vernon Thompson and Carl Zimmerman, with Anthony DiSarli becom-
ing a regular member to replace Marilyn Czufin and Lillian
Artis remaining an alternate member. Mr. Wright nominated Mr.
Nicholas Cassandra as an alternate member. Mr. deLong moved
that these people be appointed, seconded by Mr. Trauger. No
discussion. Motion carried 5-0.
Building Board of Adjustment & Appeals
Mr. Trauger announced he would like to re-affirm appointments
on the Building Board of Adjustment & Appeals of those members
who have served the past year: Alvin Boeltz, Ward Cummings,
Robert Olenik, Oris Walker, and Arthur Williams, with Kenneth
Hutchinson and J. Cameron Thurber as alternates.
Mr. deLong moved that these people be appointed, seconded by
Mr. Trauger. No discussion. Motion carried 5-0.
Cemetery Board
Mr. Trauger announced that he would like to re-affirm the cur-
rent membership of the Cemetery Board with Mary E. Barton,
Basil Camilot, Bertha Chadwell, L. Don Combs, Edgar D. Hurford,
and Tereesa Padgett, with Donald E. Sloan as the alternate.
Mr. deLong moved that those nominated be appointed, seconded
by Mr. Wright. No discussion. Motion carried 5-0.
Civil Service Board
Mayor Harmening stated he had a discussion earlier with the City
Clerk and doesn't believe any nominations are open for the Civil
Service Board. Mrs. Padgett added that she believes it was
checked and the appointments are through 1981 with the Board
appointing a fifth member.
Codes Enforcement Board
Mayor Harmening announced there are no vacancies on this Board
as the first term expires on September 30, 1981.
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Community Appearance Board
Mr. Trauger stated he would like to re-affirm the appointment of
Arthur Berman, Harold Blanchette, Kathleen Deneen, Daniel O'Brien,
Carn R. Reid and Carroll Kennedy. He suggests that Nathanial
Weinshel be moved to the Recreation Board and Louis Prezioso
being changed from an alternate to regular member. He recom-
mends the alternates for this Board be Mike Rubin, Chauncey M.
Buck and John E. Serrentino.
Mr. Wright stated he would like to place in nomination the name
of Ezell Hester. Mr. deLong referred to there being one vacancy
for an alternate on this Board and Mr. Wright replied that he
would like Mr. Hester to be a regular member, but if not as an
alternate.
Mr. V~nce informed the Council that based upon the ordinance,
the entire Board should not be open for appointment at this time.
The Board~ consists of seven regular members and three alternates.
Mr. d~Long clarified that four terms were expiring, those, held
by Harold Blanchette, Kitty Deneen, Danny O'Brien and Nathaniel
weinshel. A vote could be taken on the names of the two new
alternate members submitted: John Serrentino and Ezell Hester.
He suggests that Louis Prezioso be appointed as a regular mem-
ber.
Mr. deLong moved that Louis Prezioso be appointed as a regular
member, seconded by Mr. Trauger. Motion carried 4-1 with Mr.
Wright dissenting.
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~Long stated that we are keeping within the confines of the
established by this Council in moving alternates up which
[ieves is a good policy. Mrs. Woolley stated if we get
a vote between Mr. Serrentino and Mr. Hester, she would
know a little about them regarding their interests and
Harmening agreed this would be helpful if information is
~ble.
Mr. d~Long moved that Kathleen Deneen,Danny O'Brien, and Harold
Blanchette be re-appointed, seconded by Mrs. Woolley. No dis-
cussion. Motion carried 5-0.
Mayor Harmening referred to Mr. John Serrentino being nominated
by Mr. Trauger and Mr. Ezell Hester being nominated by Mr.
Wright for the alternate position vacant and Mr. Wright stated
he wo~ld like to give a brief summation of Mr. Hester's back-
ground. He advised that Mr. Hester is a native of the City of
Boynton Beach and has resided here all his life. He is a school
teacher and has been involved in municipal politics for 15 years.
He to~d about his experience with serving on various City Boards.
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Mr. T~auger advised that Mr~ John Serrentino lives in Boynton
Beach at 2214 N. E. 1st Way. He then told about his employment
and educational experience.
Mr. d
nate,
5-0.
Mr. d
s~con.
fied
Rubin
agree
disse
eLong moved the appointment of Chauncey Buck as an alter-
seconded by Mr. Trauger. No discussion. Motion carried
eLong moved to appoint Mr. John Serrentino as an alternate,
~ed by Mr. Trauger. Under discussion, Mrs. Woolley clari-
hhis would be the third alternate with the term of Mike
not being open for re-appointment and Mayor Harmening
2. Motion carried 3-2 with Mr. Wright and Mrs. Woolley
~ting.
Community Relations Board
Mr. T~auger stated he would like to re-affirm the appointments
for t~e Community Relations Bo'ard with the current members of
Joseph H. Albury, Philip Berkowitz, Blanche Girtman, Lois A.
Rush, Douglas Sussman, James Engle and as a replacement for
Hyman Simons - Donald W. McKone of 311 N. E. 17th Avenue.
Mr. Wright stated he would like to place in nomination the
names of Henrietta Soloman, Dee Zibelli and Daniel White.
Mr. d
Harme~
Mr. T
year
Mayor
Wooll,
discu
deLon.
eLong asked if a certain number was allowed and Mayor
~ing replied that he doesn't believe there is any limit.
~auger added that we did have many more on this Board the
~efore, but cut it down last year to a workable committee.
Harmening referred to ten people being nominated and Mrs.
~Y moved to appoint all ten, seconded by Mr. Wright. No
~sion. Motion carried 3-2 with Mr. Trauger and Mr.
dissenting.
Mr. d~Long stated he would like to move to make it an unani-
mous ~-0 vote for the Community Relations Board appointments.
Mr. Trauger Seconded the motion. Motion carried 5-0,
Libral
Mr. Ti
Libral
Sandr~
Musch,
Weave~
Mrs.
.~y Board
zauger stated he would like to re-affirm the current
zy Board membership consisting of ChriStine Edward,
Lautenschlager, Emanuel Lubin, Rubie Mack, Martha
~lla, and Mildred White. He added that Mrs. Nanie
has said she doesn't want to serve and he nominated
~aye Creason, 444 West Ocean Avenue.
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Mr. Wright stated in review of the report prepared by the City
Clerk's Department, it seems some of the members were unable to
attend half the meetings. He then placed the name of Martha
Norfuss in nomination.
Mr. deLong requested background information and Mr. Trauger
advised that Mrs. Creason has been attending all the activi-
ties of the library. He told about her being active in book
reviews and in the development of the library. She has also
worked with the Library Board. Based on her interest, he
made his recommendation.
Mr. Wright advised that Mrs. Norfuss is a native of the City.
She has done tremendously well in terms of educational back-
ground and he told about the degrees she holds. He feels she
would serve well on the Library Board and did submit a resume
for the Council's Consideration.
Mayor Harmening clarified that one additional member has been
nominated and Mrs. Woolley requested a vote to be taken on the
me,rs individually.
Mr. Trauger nominated Christine Edward, seconded by Mrs.
Woolley. Motion carried 5-0.
Mr. Trauger nominated Sandra Lautenschlager for the Library
Board, seconded by Mrs. Woolley. Motion carried 5-0.
Mr. Trauger nominated Emanuel Lubin, seconded by Mrs. Woolley.
MOtion carried 5-0.
Mr. Trauger nominated Rubie Mack, seconded by Mr. Wright.
Motion carried 4-1 with Mrs. Woolley dissenting.
Mr. Trauger nominated Martha Muschella, seconded by Mrs.
Woolley. Motion carried 5-0.
Mr. Trauger nominated Mildred White, who is presently Chairman,
seconded by Mr. deLong. Motion carried 5-0.
Mr. Trauger nominated Raye Creason, seconded by Mrs. Woolley.
Motion carried 4-1 with Mr. Wright dissenting.
Mayor Harmening asked if seven members are the limit of the
Library Board and Mrs. Padgett replied affirmatively. Mayor
Harmening clarified that Martha Norfuss is eliminated for
consideration.
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JANUARY 5, 1981
Planning & Zoning Board
Mr. Trauger stated he would like to nominate those currently
serving: Lillian Bond, Simon Ryder, Garry Winter and Sidney
Bernstein. He then reco~ended Robert W. Wandelt and Simon
Zive to replace Mr. DiSal~e and Mr. Drew. Mrs. Woolley nomi-
nated Ronald Linkous. Mr.I Wright nominated Col. William Condry.
Mrs. Woolley stated she wquld like to know something about Mr.
Wandelt and Mr. Zive. Mr~ Trauger advised that Mr. Wandelt is
manager of the Sun Bank o~ 15th Avenue and is Vice President of
the Sun First National Ba~k. He lives at 1334 S. W. 25th Ave.
He is a graduate of the University of Florida.
Mr. Trauger advised that Mr. Simon Zive has a doctorate of
pharmacy and is a registered pharmaceutist. He is a reserve
officer in the U. S. Publ~c~ Health Service. He retired to
Florida in 1967 and is a permanent resident.
Mrs. Woolley advised that Mr. Ronald Linkous lives at 906 S. W.
28th Avenue and has been
years. He has been self-E
He co-developed Rolling G~
built the original bridge
She thinks he would do a ~
Mr. Wright advised that Cc
State of Florida. He was
after retiring from active
gentleman and is capable
on the Planning & Zoning
mitted. He is a college
Mr. Trauger nominated Lil
Motion carried 5-0.
resident of Boynton Beach for 28
~mployed in this area for 30 years.
~een area and Lee Manor Isles and
across the canal to the north end.
ronderful job on this Board.
1. William Condry was born in the
reared in Delray and moved to Boynton
~ military service. He is a reputable
~nd could serve in the best capacity
oard. A copy of his resume was sub-
'raduate and has a masters degree.
lan Bond, seconded by Mrs. Woolley.
Mr. Trauger nominated Simon Ryder, seconded by Mr. deLong.
Motion carried 5-0.
Mr. Trauger nominated Garry Winter, seconded by Mr. deLong.
Motion carried 5-0.
Mr. Trauger nominated Sidney Bernstein, seconded by Mr. deLong.
Motion carried 5-0.
Mr. Trauger nominated Robert W.Wandelt, seconded by Mrs.
Woolley. Motion 'carried ~,0. ,
Mr. Trauger nominated Simqn! Zive, seconded by Mr. deLong.
Motion carried 4-1 with Mn. Wright dissenting.
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JANUARY 5, 1981
Mr~ deLong nomiILated Ronald Linkous, seconded by Mrs. Woolley.
Motion carried 4-1 with Mr. Wright dissenting.
Mayor Harmening announced that'this completes the Board.
Parks & Recreation Board
Mr. Trauger stated he would like to nominate those currently
serving on the Parks & Recreation Board: G. Don Fenton, Lee
Grimes, Edward Harris, Kathy Haughn, and Betty Thomas. He
added in lieu of Barbara Junnier and Stormet Norem, he would
like to recommend Jane McConnell and Nathaniel Weinshel.
Mr. Wright added that he would like to nominate William Cwynar.
Mr. Trauger nominated Mr. Don Fenton, seconded by Mr. deLong.
Motion carried 5-0.
Mr. Trauger nominated Lee Grimes, seconded by Mr. deLong.
Motion carried 5-0.
Mr. Trauger nominated Edward Harris, who is presently the
Chairman, seconded by Mr. deLong. Motion carried 5-0.
Mr. Trauger nominated Kathy Haughn, seconded by Mr. Wright.
Motion carried 5-0.
Mr. TraUger nominated Betty Thomas, who is presently the Secre-
tary, seconded by Mr. deLong. Motion carried 5-0.
Mr. Trauger nominated Nathaniel Weinshel, seconded by Mr.
deLong. Motion carried 5-0.
Mr. Trauger nominated Jane McConnell, Seconded by Mr. deLong.
Motion carried 3-2 with Mr. Wright and Mrs. Woolley dissenting.
Board of Trustees - Municipal Firemen's Pension Trust Fund
Mayor Harmening announced there are no vacancies on this Board.
Board of Trustees - Employees' Pension Plan
Mr. Trauger nominated Dianne M. Hardin, seconded by Mr. deLong.
Motion carried 5-0.
Mayor Harmening nominated Leon Himmelfarb as a replacement for
Elizabeth Todd, seconded by Mr. deLong. Motion carried 5-0.
Board of Trustees - Municipal Police Officers' Retirement Fund
Mayor Harmening announced that a nomination is needed to re-
place Mr. Joseph Casey, who does not desire to be re-appointed.
He added this is for a two year term. Mr. deLong moved to lay
this on the table at the present time, seconded by Mr. Trauger.
Motion carried 5-0.
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BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA
Golf Advisory Committee
Mr. Trauger referred to having to re-affirm the Golf Advisory
Committee and Mr. Vance replied that he does not think this is
required as it is an informal standing committee.
LEGAL
Ordinances - 1st Reading
Proposed Ordinance No. 81-1 - Re: New Solicitation Ordinance
Mr. Vance referred to there having been in the country a gen-
eral problem regarding the regulation of solicitations and
stated this is an attempt by his office to present an ordi-
nance which they believe can be sustained. The major change
is the City Manager would handle the solicitation permits with
an appeal to the City Council if the applicant is unhappy with
the City Manager's decision. He then read proposed Ordinance
No. 81-1 by title on first reading:
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA, AMEND-
ING THE CODIFIED ORDINANCES OF THE CITY BY AMENDING CHAPTER
20, PEDDLERS, SOLICITORS, ETC., ARTICLE III, CHARITABLE
SOLICITATIONS, BY REPEALING THE PRESENT ARTICLE III AND
RE-ENACTING A NEW ARTICLE III CHARITABLE SOLICITATIONS;
PROVIDING FOR PERMIT FOR SOLICITATIONS; PURPOSE; DEFINI-
TIONS; APPLICATION PROCEDURE; FEES; CONTENTS OF PERMITS;
RESTRICTIONS ON SOLICITATION; PENALTY PROVISIONS; REPEAL-
ING ALL ORDINANCES OR PARTS OF ORDINANCES IN CONFLICT
HEREWITH; PROVIDING FOR AUTHORITY TO CODIFY; PROVIDING
FOR A SAVINGS CLAUSE; AN EFFECTIVE DATE AND FOR OTHER
PURPOSES.
Mr. deLong moved adoption of proposed Ordinance No. 81-1 on
first reading, seconded by Mr. Trauger. Under discussion,
Mr. Trauger referred to paragraph (g) on Page 4 and stated
this covers the methods to be used in conducting solicitations
and the dates and hours, but he finds no place as to where.
Mr. Vance informed him that essentially the presumption is
that it will be within the City of Boynton Beach. By requir-
ing a description of the methods, we can determine if it will
be house to house. Mr. Trauger stated that he wants it
spelled out whether house to house or in front of a grocery
store. Mr. Vance replied that he believes this is included
in the description of the method. Mayor Harmening added that
he presumes when the application is filled out, it will be
filled out in detail as to the methods and someone can make
a determination. Mr. Vance clarified that he believes Item
G does require a necessary description in answer to the ques-
tions raised by Mr. Trauger. Mr. deLong added that Item H
also clarifies it.
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JANUARY 5, 1981
Mr. Trauger referred to the requirement on Page 5 regarding
badges for 25¢ each and asked if large groups such as the
Salvation Army would be required to buy a badge for each per-
son and Mr. Vance replied affirmatively as it cannot be made
to apply only to certain organizations. Mr. Trauger asked if
a badge could be passed among those soliciting and Mr. Cheney
replied negatively according to this ordinance. Mr. Trauger
stated that he believes this places a hardship on such organi-
zations as the Salvation Army, Kiwanis, Boy Scouts, etc. if
each one needs a badge. Mayor Harmening commented that we
cannot have it both ways and the attempt in this ordinance is
to make it more restrictive. Mr. Trauger agreed that it should
be held down, but he thinks this penalizes. Mr. Vance stated
that usually it cannot be done two ways and .we must either
regula~ everyone or do not regulate anyone. There is no middle
ground in view of federal decisions.
Mrs. Woolley asked if he felt there may be further problems in
the City with the ordinance as it stands and Mr. Vance replied
that they have done their best to evaluate the applicable
federal decisions and believe the provisions are reasonable
and probably sustainable. The entire area of decisions relat-
ing to this type of regulation is broad and has varied from
circuit to circuit in federal courts. They have attempted to
be conservative in drafting the ordinance and believe it to be
sustainable.
Mrs. Woolley asked if each girl scout in a troup would need a
badge to solicit and Mr. Vance replied affirmatively.
Mr. Wright asked how the funds would be utilized and Mr.
Vance informed him they would be considered permit fees and
would no't cover the actual cost.
Mrs. Padgett then took a roll call vote on the motion as
follows:
Vice Mayor Trauger - Aye
Councilman deLong - Aye
Councilman Wright - Aye
Councilmember Woolley - Aye
Mayor Harmening - Aye
Motion carried 5-0.
PropoSed Ordinance No. 81-2 - Re: Amend Building Code to Incor-
porate County-wide Addendums
Mr. Vance advised the next three ordinances are housekeeping
ordinances and each year, we re-adopt the Palm Beach County
amendments to what used to be the Southern Standard Building
Code and is now the Standard Building Code. He then read pro-
posed Ordinance No. 81-2 by title on first reading as follows:
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JANUARY 5, 1981
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA,
AMENDING CHAPTER 5, BUILDING CODE, SECTION 5-1, ADOPTION
OF STANDARD BUILDING CODE INCLUDING PART II (GAS), AND
SECTION 5-2, AMENDMENTS TO THE BUILDING CODE, BY ADOPTING
THE STANDARD BUILDING CODE, 1979 EDITION WITH UNIFORM
MINIMUM COUNTY-WIDE ADDENDUMS AS RECOMMENDED BY THE
BUILDING CODE ADVISORY BOARD OF PALM BEACH COUNTY; PRO-
VIDING FOR A SAVINGS CLAUSE, REPEALING PROVISIONS;
AUTHORITY TO CODIFY; AN EFFECTIVE DATE AND FOR OTHER
PURPOSES,
Mr. deLong moved adoption of proposed Ordinance No. 81-2 on
first reading with the omission of the word "Southern" wherever
it appears in the ordinance or caption. Mr. Trauger seconded
the motion. No discussion. Mrs. Padgett took a roll call
vote on the motion as follows:
Councilman deLong - Aye
Councilman Wright - Aye
Councilmember Woolley - Aye
Mayor Harmening - Aye
Vice Mayor Trauger - Aye
Motion carried 5-0.
Proposed Ordinance No. 81-3 - Re: Amend Mechanical Code to
Incorporate County-Wide Addendums
Mr. Vance read proposed Ordinance No. 81-3 by title on first
reading:
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA, AMEND-
ING CHAPTER 5, BUILDING CODE, BY THE ADDITION OF SECTION
5-4, WHICH SHALL BE THE ADOPTION OF THE STANDARD MECHANICAL
CODE, 1979 EDITION, BY ADOPTING SAID MECHANICAL CODE WITH
THE UNIFORM MINIMUM COUNTY-WIDE ADDENDUMS AS RECOMMENDED BY
THE BUILDING CODE ADVISORY BOARD OF PALM BEACH COUNTY; PRO-
VIDING FOR A SAVINGS CLAUSE, REPEALING PROVISIONS; AUTHOR-
ITY TO CODITY; AN EFFECTIVE DATE AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES.
Mr. deLong moved adoption of proposed Ordinance No. 81-3 on
first reading, seconded by Mr. Trauger. No discussion. Mrs.
Padgett took a ~oll call vote on the motion as follows:
Councilman Wright - Aye
Councilmember Woolley - Aye
Mayor Harmening - Aye
Vice Mayor Trauger - Aye
Councilman deLong - Aye
Motion carried 5-0.
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JANUARY 5, 1981
Proposed Ordinance No. 81-4 - Re: Amend Plumbing Code to Incor-
porate County-wide Add~ndums
Mr. Vance read propose~
reading:
AN 'ORDINANCE OF
ING CHAPTER 22, PL~
PLUMBING CODE, ADOt
A~{ENDMENTS, BY ADOt
THE UNIFORM MINIMU~
Ordinance No. 81-4 by title on first
CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA, AMEND-
~BING BY AMENDINGSECTION 22-1, STANDARD
'TED BY REFERENCE AND SECTION 22-2 SAME,
'TING THE 1979 ADDITION OF SAID CODE WITH
[ COUNTY-WIDE ADDENDUMS AS RECOMMENDED BY
THE BUILDING CODE ~DVISORY BOARD OF PALM BEACH COUNTY; PRO-
VIDING FOR A SAVINGS CLAUSE; REPEALING PROVISION; AUTHORITY
TO CODIFY; AN EFFECTIVE DATE AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES.
Mr. deLong moved the adoption of proposed Ordinance No. 81-4 on
first reading, seconde~ by Mr. Trauger. No discussion. Mrs.
Padgett took a roll ca~l vote on the motion as follows:
Counci~member~ W°olley - Aye
Mayor ~armening
Vice Mayor Trauger - Aye
Council
Council
Motion carried 5-0.
Proposed Ordinance No.
Funds
Mr. Vance referred to
to this ordinance and
title:
AN ORDINANCE OF TH
AMENDING ORDINANCE
ESTIMATE OF REVENUt
BEGINNING OCTOBER
Mr. deLong moved the a
first reading, seconde~
Padgett took a roll ca]
- Aye
.man deLong - Aye
.man Wright - Aye
81-5 - Re: Allocation of Antirecession
.here being an explanatory memo attached
.hen read proposed Ordinance No. 81-5 by
: CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA,
NO. 80-14 TO PROVIDE FOR AN AMENDED
:AND EXPENSES FOR THE FISCAL YEAR
., 1980 AND ENDING SEPTEMBER 30, 1981.
.option of proposed Ordinance No. 81-5 on
· by Mr. Trauger. No discussion. Mrs.
~1 vote on the motion as follows:
Vice M~
Council
Council
Council
Mayor Harmening
.yor Trauger - Aye
~man deLong - Aye
~man Wright - Aye
member Woolley - Aye
- Aye
Motion carried 5-0.
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BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA
Resolutions
Proposed Resolution No. 81-A - Re: Adopting Rules of Order
Mr. Vance read proPosed Resolution No. 81-A by title:
A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF BOYNTON
BEACH, FLORIDA, ADOPTING THE 1970 EDITION OF ROBERT'S
RULES OF ORDER (LIBRARY OF CONGRESS CARD NO. 71-106451)
AS OFFICIAL RULES OF ORDER
Mr. Trauger moved adoption of Resolution No. 81-A, seconded
by Mrs. Woolley. Under discussion, Mr. Vance advised that
under the provisions of Robert's Rules of Order, the only time
a motion can be reconsidered is on the same day the action was
taken or the next day immediately thereafter. Mr. deLong
added that this applies unless there is a holiday. Mr. Vance
added that it probably would not apply to the zoning ordinance
where there would be publication. Mrs. Padgett took a roll
call vote on the motion as follows:
Councilman deLong - Aye
Councilman Wright - Aye
Councilmember Woolley - Aye
Mayor Harmening - Aye
Vice Mayor Trauger - Aye
Motion carried 5-0.
Proposed Resolution No. 81-B - Re: Designating Authorized
Individuals to Prepare, Sign and Countersign Checks, Vouchers
and Withdrawal Slips Drawn on City Depositories for 1981
Mr. Vance advised this is a housekeeping resolution to author-
ize the signing of checks and he then read proposed Resolution
No. 81-B by title:
A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA,
DESIGNATING AUTHORIZED INDIVIDUALS TO PREPARE, SIGN
AND COUNTERSIGN CHECKS, VOUCHERS AND WITHDRAWAL SLIPS
DRAWN ON CITY DEPOSITORIES
Mr. deLong moved adoption of Resolution No. 81-B, seconded by
Mr. Wright. No discussion. Mrs. Padgett took a roll call vote
on the motion as follows:
Councilman Wright - Aye
Councilmember Woolley - Aye
Mayor Harmening - Aye
Vice Mayor Trauger - Aye
Councilman deLong - Aye
Motion carried 5-0.
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JANUARY 5, 1981
ADMINISTRATIVE
Presentation and Review of City Manager Report Relative to Pro-
jected Administrative Activities for Period of January, 1981
through September, 1981
Mr. Cheney stated this is a report which he submitted in note-
book form which attempts to present a list of active projects
that he and the City staff see they are involved with in the
coming year. He is doing this partly so we do have a relatively
complete list of activities which we are faced with and the
Council will know what these activities are. This notebook
does not include the regular ongoing day to day activities;
it includes the project type activities. He wanted the Council
to know what is being worked on, so if they feel some of the
things are not a worthwhile effort, he can be told and substi-
tutions recommended. If there are some priority areas, they
want to know. It is a way of being sure the staff is respond-
ing to policy and the important items as the City Council sees
them. It also giV~ him a handle on knowing what is going on
and how the variety of activities fit together. Many are inter-
departmental. This is primarily to present a list of where we
are going and what we are doing, so hopefully we all know where
we are going.
Mr. deLong asked if there is any specific time limit as to input
from City Council members and Mr. Cheney replied negatively.
Mr. deLong continued that from reading it over, it is a very
ambitious program and he trus~ it keeps going, so at the end of
the year, we will know what we accomplish.
Mr. Cheney continued that the next objective is to put dates on
these activities, so we can keep secure and check quarterly
where we are going. It will also project when a variety of
things will be available for agenda consideration.
Mr. Trauger complimented the City Manager and stated this is
one of the best programs he has seen presented. We will have
a table on where the City is going and the direction. Will there
be a costing on this in either time or effort to see what we are
spending to make it cost effective? Will some of these areas
going from implementation require additional capital equipment
to be programmed and recommended? Mr. Cheney replied that these
are good points. As this process is added to, we will include
these things as they can be worked in. He indicated in his memo
that we will be starting on projections on what we will be doing
or seeing between now and the next five years to know where we
are going. This has been done on a regular basis in the Utility
Department and a report will be presented in February. These
suggestions are good points and will be added.
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JANUARY 5, 1981
Set Priorities for Community Development/Neighborhood Strategy
Area Expenditures
Mr. deLong stated he was very much disappointed with
Green's letter giving a low priority to the Day Care Center.
He would like to boost that priority. If any place needed
an appropriate center, that is the place. We should do all
we can to replace that obsolete building.
Mr. Cheney stated this report is a little out of sequence
from where he would like it. He is faced with a request from
Mr. Green from Community Development regarding their time table
on funding. It is important that we give to them some idea of
the proposed expenditure of capital dollars from the Community
Development program. He had hoped the N.S.A. study would be
finished with community input and the Local Planning Agency
would act on it; hoWever, the time table prevents that from
working out. This is a list of a variety of projects in the
order recommended by the consultants. He suggests that we
adopt this program as presented and forward it to Community
Development realizing there will be plenty of opportunity
throughout the coming year to make ckanges in priorities es-
pecially after adopting the N.S.A. study. ~Priorities are ~lti-
mately set at the County level by Community Development, but
Mrs. Girtman is a representative, so we do have a voice. We
do need to send something to the County as a result of this
meeting.
Mr. Trauger asked how soon we need to send this and is there
some guidance as to the amount of funds? Mr. Cheney replied
that he cannot give guidance as to the amount of funds and it
has to be submitted tomorrow. The amount of funds is not
known. The final funding depends on the amount of fUnds from
H.U.D. and how it is distributed throughout the County.
Mayor Harmening suggested in order to make it as brief as pos-
sible, that it be submitted in the form as submitted by the
consultants. Mr. Trauger asked if he agrees with the priori-
ties and Hayor Harmening replied affirmatively.
Mr. Cheney added that Mr. Annunziato has been working with the
consultants and meeting with the Community Development staff.
Mr. Trauger urged him to go forward with all the high priorities
for implementation and Mr. Cheney replied that this would be a
fine direction if that is what the Council wants. He added
that part of the 10th Avenue project Should be discussed in
more detail and it is listed for high!priority. It is some-
what different than what we discussed~ in the past and he would
like to see the whole plan presented. We should decide
whether widening or upgrading 10th Avenue should be done to
change the characteristics and what we prefer. This cannot be
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answered without the final report from the consultants. The
problem of funding is a concern of the whole neighborhood.
Mayor Harmening added that this will be subject to numerous
revisions in light of funding and priorities.
Mr. Trauger moved to adopt from this plan the high priorities
and forward to the County. Mr. deLong seconded the motion and
included consideration of the Day Care Center as a high priority.
Mr. Trauger clarified that his motion was to accept those marked
high priority and move the Day Care Center to the category of
high priority. Mr. deLong seconded the motion. Under discus-
sion, Mr. Annunziato advised that in regard to the Day Care
Center, it was recognized as a high priority, but it was a
greater priority for the people not residing in the Neighborhood
Strategy Area. Mr. deLong replied that he believes we should
take another shot at it. Mr. Wright stated that this statement
is somewhat questionable. The Day Care Center is overcrowded
and most reSide in the target area and should be given consid-
eration. Mr. deLong commented that Mr. Green should be given
an inclination about what we desire. Motion carried 5-0.
Request Authorization to DispoSe of Records
Mayor Harmening referred to a memo being submitted from the City
Clerk and Mr. deLong moved to approve the disposal of Items 1
thru 4 as specified in the communication dated December 5, 1980
as received from Tereesa Padgett, City Clerk. Mrs. Woolley
seconded the motion. No discussion. Motion carried 5-0.
Modify Council Chambers Public Address System
Mr. Cheney referred to submitting a memo concerning this and
clarified that the expenditure should be up to $1,000 and not
$2,000. Mr. deLong commented that this is long overdue and
moved to approve this recommendation of the City Manager to
modify the public address system. Mr. Trauger seconded the
motion. Under discussion, Mr. Trauger commented about the
chairs also needing replacement. Mr. Wright added that he has
witnessed a demonstration of the Lanier equipment and thinks
it is what we need. Motion carried 5-0.
OTHER
Mr. Trauger referred to the accident with the beach shack
being flattened and Mr. Cheney explained that it was hit by a
car early Saturday morning and knocked over. We think we can
put it back up and re-use it. We have not looked at the front
yet. We are meeting with Ocean Ridge officials to be sure they
don't require a permit to re-erect it. Both Police Departments
have been investigating the accident in an attempt to collect
insurance. Mr. deLong added that the culprit has been appre-
hended. Mr. Cheney clarified that we are not going to set it
back up until we know what Ocean Ridge wants.
-25-
MINUTES - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING
BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA
JANUARY 5, 1981
ADJOURNMENT
Mr. deLong moved to adjourn, seconded by Mrs. Woolley. Motion
carried 5-0 and the meeting was properly adjourned at 9:50 P.M.
ATTEST:
CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA
BY ~ i~~ Mayor
_ 7, ~ic~ May6r/
~/ ~/ ~o~lman,
~ ~~CCity Clerk
Re~o~ding'-Secr etary
(Two Tapes)
-26-
MEMORANDUM
XIV. ADMZNI STRAT IVE
TO:
CITY COUNCIL
VIA CITY MANAGER
DATE: Dec. 5, 1980
FROM:
TEREESA PADGETT
CITY CLERK
We now have disposal authorization from the State of
Florida, Division'of Archives, on the following records:
1. ~Applications for Beach Parking Permits
No.'s 20,016 thru 23,596
10/197'8' thru 8/31/79-
.2° Temporary Beach Parking Permits
No.~s 4379 thru 5772
10/1978 thru 8/31/79
3. All xerox, cc
in N mine ri ca:
4. All Copies
listing c~m
1972 thru 8
)pies' of Beach ~.arking Permlt app!ications
order, 1972 thru 8/31/78
memo's to Recreation Dept.
~elled Beach Parking Perfaits
( No.1 thru 4 - Not Microfilmed)
With your approval we will proceed to destroy the above
named records.
TP/cc
f2~31/80
~5~7
CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH
"~ECK "
~3037
.... ~892
289'12
29198
29888
30352
30353
333'5A
3035'5
39356
39357
.~lI~ 30358
3935 9
30360
3036I
30362
30363
30364
3036.5
3O366
30367
l- '368
39369
- 30372
30371
39372
~,0373
30374
30375
.30376
30377
39378
39379
30502
..... 395g3
30504
39595
3 _'3596
30507
~- 30508
30509
511
39512
39513
39514
f 305'15
39516
30517
30518
39519
C U R R E N T M D N T H C H E C
VENgOR,."
063705
110099
530063
290033
020405
021549
D 26a'80
030501
080~3~
DB~653
10~508
194'5'00
io~IO
I66309
190945
190940
i92592
292515
292550
230452
231580
266900
340006
2~000~
196360
10645g
081650
12~590
I94290
206300
235495
222794
-2101SI
016508
033631
013729
015990
021720
026379
032394
340395
050355
051303
064599
07%612
° 07'5533
0'80310
08040Z
081615
086456
VENDOR NAME
JOHN B, DUNKLE
~LDRID~ CERAHIC SUPPLIES
K-MART DISCOUNT STORE
ANN ~ARIE MOTEL
RIA~ C-D0 CYR
CONSTANCE BAISH
FRANK A. BEDNARICK
OBE BJTLER
RENA CARRIER
J2HN HARRINGTON
MJRIEL HDLZMAN
FRANK .JOHNSON
GEDRGE A. JOHNSON
JDHN gOHNSTON
ELEANOR PUFFER
JDHN SCHNEIDER
MARY ED SCHORR
ADA SqOOK
LEE THOMAS
.JA~ES C. THOMPSON
OLIVE WALLACE
WoT. ~ELCH
MILDRED A. zWART
LEMON HARRIS
WILLI6 BAGLEY
EDWARD SULLIVAN
GEORGE J~NNIER
HAROLD HERRING
N2RMAN LOLATTE
KEN SNOW
JOHN M. TUITE
CORTIS E, WRIGHT
JOHN VICKt
Uo So POSTMASTER
FEDERAL EXPRESS
THOMAS A. CLARK
ALLEN INSURANCE AGENCY
A~LANTIC COAST FIRE C0o
'BETTER HOMES & GARDcNS~
DR. JAMES E. BUFFAN
CHANGING TIMES
DALE'S PAINT ~ BODY SHOP
EBONY
EDWARDS ELECTRIC CORP,
FD~TUNE
JACK GOTTLIEO
R.L. GRUMMONS PRINTING
HAL-SLY & GRIFFITH, INC,
WILMA HARLE
HENNEPIN :OUNTY LIBRARY
J3HN HUSHLER
K S
CHECK
PAGE I
DATE TOTAL AMOUNT
12/31/89 225.90
9/05/80 42,25CR
9/05/80
9/19/80 16o40CR
10/10/80
11/01/80 53.79
11/01/80 10.8.59
10/11/80 227.58
11/01/80 63.23
11/01/80 397,99
11/01/80
ll/OI/8O 8.8,75
11/01/80 88.66
11/01/80 625,19
11/01/80 91,28
11/01/80 133.20
11/01/80 253.66
11/01/80 ,202.21
11/01/80 795,91
11/01/80 71.19
11/01/80 168.90
11/01/80 82.65
11/01/80 77,13
11/01/80 551.53
11/01/80 519098
11/01/80 194,10
11/01/80 1,045.78
11/01/80 .. 30.34 '
11/01/80 42.46
11/01/80 225.41
11701/80 91,50
11/01/80 1,499.59
11/01/80 920.69
I0/31/80 60,0.0
10/31/80 20o00
10/31/80 75.00
11/94/80 203.00
11/04/80 7.50
11/34/80 lO,D0
11/04/80 300,00
11/04/80 12,00
11/04/80 803.40
11/04/80 10.00
11/04/80 112.56
11/04/80 28,00
11/04/80 30,00
11/34/80 19o00
11/04/80 91.5~
11/04/80 30.00
11/34/80 12o00
11/04/80 56.00
' -{ECK
,, V.E NO0 R
"39520
3"0522
30523
.3O.524
30525
33.526
30527
30528
30529
30530
30531
/ ~',0531
39532
30533
30534
30535
30536
30537
395 3'8
30539
-30.543
30544
30545
33546
30547
30549
30550
3055i
3O556
39-:;57
30~.,58
~30~,~5 9
30563
39
~05 ~7
3~,568
30569
CITY OF BOYNTON 6~ACH
RENT MONTH CHECKS
VENDOR NA~E
13475~ JDJRNIC,S MAINTENANCE
114603 KDPY KING PRINTING CENTER
I20313 LADIES HOME JOURNAL
140454 NATIONAL REVIEW
I53907 OMNI
150383 PALM BEASH JR. COLLEGE
161705 PETTY CASH POLICE
I5~620 POPUL'AR MECHANICS
190353 SAFETY KLEEN CORPo
190434 MELVIN SAMPLE
194403 SOCIAL SECURITY [DNTRIBUT
194703 SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE
19~703 SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE
194900 SPORTS ILLUSTRATED
196012 ANTHONY STALLDNE
207598 ALFRED TYLL
215393 UNIJAX
23244B EDITH WIDDER
070355 ARTHUR J. GALLAGHER & CO.
370016 CARDLEE J. KRISS
320008 ARTHUR Au FREEMAN
130950 WILLIE RUTH MCGR~DY
014249 ISIAH ANDREWS
010309 ABS TRUCK ~ EQUIDMENT,INC
013723 ALLEN INSURAN&E AGENCY
014920 APPLE TREE PRESS
0154:04 A~EA PLANNING BOARD OF PA
015990 ATLANTIC COAST FI'RE CO.
016~00 AUTOPRDDUCTS, INC.
020179 B.B. AUTO PARTS, INC.
020439 THE BAKER'& TAYLOR CO.
020440 THE BAKER &-TAYLOR CO.
0204~7 BANYON BOOKS
021679 JACK BERLINER
024710 BOYNTON AUTO SUPPLY
024723 BDYNTON BEACH CHAMBER
02~725 BOYNTON CITY FEDERAL CRED
02~733 BDYNTON BEACH RETIREMENT
025589 BRD - DART, INC.
025600 BRONARD PUMP & SUPPLY CD.
025391 BUREAJ DF BUSINESS PRACTI
032549 ANGELA CHRISTIAN
03~597 [2L~MBIA SPECIaL-PRODUCTS
0~0395 DALE'S PAINT & BODY SHOP
0G0503 DAVIS PUBLISHING COt INC.
040525 DAY-TIMERS
0~1418 DE BRA TURF g INDUSTRIAL
'0~1619 DEERAY ELECTRIC SUPPLY
0~2605 DI~Z'IT CO., INC.
044750 DDUBLEDAY g CO.
046453 JOHN B. DUNKLE-CLERK OF T
CHECK DATE
11/04/80
11/04/80
11/04/80
I1/04/80
11/04/80
11/04/80
11/04/80
11/0~/80
11/04/80
11/04/80
11/O4/8-0
11/04/80
11/04/80
11/04/80
!1/0~/80
11/0~/80
11/0~/80
11/35/80
11/~7/80
I1/07/8~
11/07/80
11/07/.80
11/07/80:
11/07/80
11/07/80
11/07/80
11/07/80
11/p7/80
11/07/80
11/07/80
11/07/80
11/37/83
11/07/80
11/07/80
11/37/80
11/07/80
11/07/80
11/07/80
11/07/80
I1/DT/SD
11/D7/80
ll/DT/80
11/07/80
I1/O?/80
11/37/80
11/37/80
11/07/80
I1/07/80
PAGE Z
TOTAL. A~,OUNT
309.00
612.90
8.97
24.00
10.00
85.9.6
9.97
217.00
30~00
66~165.68
35.0OCR
35.00
36.00
20.0'0
lO.OO
153.24
30.00
19,338.00
579.84
779.04
%8.00
55.00
188.00
1,297.00
12.95
1.00
129.66
195.I5
195.63
14.27
226.I6
37.05
35.00
~,015~50
1,O00.O0
8,'5%6.02
.3,307o49
50,03
I13-~3
54.24
20.00
280.00
70~.89
212.00
15.56
11,158.00
62.44
73.59
4.76
56,033.00
12/3.1/'80
,, VEND
3'~ ,71)
305? t
305?2
~39573
30 57,4
305'7 5
30'5 ?6
I
39582
39583
30584
.3g585
30586
3,0587
30588
30589
30 5 9a
30:59'3
3 05 9 5
30596
305~7
30598
30599
30691
~0603
30695
30507
30~6 D 8
3051~
30'612
39;~ 13
3D614
15
617
I9
CITY DF BDYNTON BEACH
C U R R E N T MO N T H C HE E
DR,," VENOOR NAHE
051300 EDWARDS ELECTRIC CORP.
05440.0 ENVIRDTECH CORPORATION
05554?. ERNST £ WHINNEY
062801 FIRE FIGHTERS EQUIPMENT
0~2'820 ~fREMEN'S RELI'EF
062910 FIRST BANK & TRUST
0-637,90 FLORI]A BRAKE &
0'6~712 ' ITIES
D~O.~CO BETTY GARRIGA
0'74500 CMARLES GODFREY
07~7.~D ~3~ER~MENTAL GUIDES,
D~5580 g~LF OIL C.ORP.
0804'2.5 MARLEY OA¥IDSOM OF PALM
0804~1 HAROLD'S SALES & SERVICE
0'86351 N'O~H HUDOLESTON
090105 IoBoM. CORPORATION
09~305 INTERNATIONAL FIRE SER.
09~313 !NTERNATIDNAL INSTITUTE 0
100313 JACK'S CAMERA CENTER
10~503 JONES EQUIPMENT C0.-
111633 BRYDN KENNEDY AND CO.
114503 KDPY KING.PRINTING CENTER
120~27 LANDMARK PUBLISHING CO.
120453 LANIER BJSINESS PRODUCTS,
120563 ~AWNMOWER HOSPITAL
121742 LEXINGTON FEED & SUPPLY
122802 MARY :. LINEHAN
130203 MoT.A. EQUIPMENT CORP.
132853 ~IRACLE RECREATION EQUIP..
I3642~ MJNICIPAL POLICE
136528 Eo N. MURRAY,
· I40391 NOS DEPT. OF COMMERCE
I~04'1D N~LCg CHEMICAL
140469 NATIONAL WELDING PRODUCTS
153800 OLYMPIA' SPORT SHOP, INC.
.160339 PAtM BEACH JR. COLLEGE
164597 JAMES H. POLLOCK, MD
1~5308 PRENTICE-HALL,INC.
166201 PO~LtX MARKET
180500 EVA R~YMOND
186500 ROSSELL ~ AXON
I90~70 NATIONAL NILOLIFE FEDE-RAT
19050g SARGENT-SDWELL, IMCo
19095g DLYVE E. SCHOOLEY
lqlIO0
191103 0.~ SCOTT & SONS COMPANY
191510 SEACREST PETROLEUM CO=
191523 SE~CREST VETERINARY
1017~5 SEYFA~T'H,SHAW,FA[RWEATHER
K S
CHECK
PAGE 3
DATE TOTAL AMOUNT
11/37/80 201.50
11/07/80 120~00
11/07/80 2,265.12
11/37/83 198.23
11/07/80 847.7'2
11/07/80 18~694.56
11/07/80 257.2~
11/07/80 2,190.51
11/07/80 1,500.00
11/07/80 9.00
11/07/80 45.00
11/97/80 45.00
11/07/89 7,00
11/07/80 8~85,0.71
11/37/80 449.18
11/07/80 720.00
11/07/80 309.00
11/07/80 287.00
11/07/80 96.30
11/07/80 50.00
11/07/80 4.46
11/07/80 75.00
11/07/80. 17.50
11/07/80 14.95
11/07/80 9.95
11/07/80 300.00
11/07/80 88.45
'I1/07/80 I10.75
11/07/80 29.90
11/07/80 41.42
11/07/80 23,496.31
11/07/80 1,175.16
11/07/80 42',547.31
11/37/80 ZOolO
11/07/89 2,155,88
11/07/80 89.49
11/07/80 23.50
11/0?/80 10o00
11/07/80 lgO.o0
11/07/80 24,95
II/~7/80 47.12
lllO?/8O 45.00
11/07/80 20,296.72
11/07/80 9.50
.11/07/80 138.18
11/07/80 15.00
11/07/80 195o10
11/07/80 4,149.88
11/07/80 1,974.72
11/07/80 479,25
11/07/80 418.97
12~31/8~ SITY DF BOYNTON BEACH PAGE
C U ~ R E N T M O N T H C H E C K S
~ECK #
062I
3(-'22
30622
30623
~0624
$0525
$0'627
33627
30~28
0631
30632
30633
30635
30637
30'538
3o, 3
39,~43
306%2
30643
30644
30645
30646
30647
-33648
30649
30650
33651
30652
3~$53
~0655
33,656
301657
30658
30,650
3~052
30553
3965~
30665
~-~30665
3D657
58
VENDD~ #
194619
194697
194697
194706
196185
196225
196503
19650'3
-2'05595
235609
~06353
216353
216~O
222803
230~5~
23~625
2~1603
25%605
450936
353705
1~693
01015~
010312
01120~
011403
01280T
014153
01570~
016923
01630?
D20173
021~3D
022930
02~800
024713
024763
024765
330185
030290
030303
03-0~60
'032401
33~60~
· 034605
040395
041613
041614
VENDO~ NAME
SDME'S UNIFORMS
S. CENT. WASTEWATER TREAT
So CENT. NASTEWATER TREAT
SOUTHERN BUILDING CODE
EDWARD D. STONE JR.& ASSDC
FLORENCE STUBBINS
SUNCO, INC.
ETqEL SUSSMAN
ETHEL SUSSMAN
TRDP%SAL sUPPLY CO,, INC.
TRDPI~3AS, INC.
TORF MASTER DF FLORIDA
UNDERGROUND SUPPLY
UNIVERSITY PRESSES OF FLO
VILLAGE SOUTH, INC.
EARL ~ALLACE FORD, INC.
WALLACE BCHA.RG, ROBERTS
J.J.A. WOLF FRESH DIST.
XEROX CORPORATION
ZONING BULLETIN
GRACE ED SHIELDS
FLORIDA CERAMIC SUPPLIES
SOUTH TECHNICAL-CENTER
A. BELTRAN TYPEWRITER COo
A DIXIE SAW SHOP
ADAMS CHEVROLET
ADVANCE ~IR CONDITIONIN~
ALEXANDER BATTERY SALES
AMERI=AN WATER WORKS ASSO
ASGRON OF FLORIDA
ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK
~OTDPRODUCTS, INC.
B.B. AUTO PARTS, INC.
BEANE EXTERMINATING CO.
BISHOP'S
BLUE CROSS OF FLORIDA
B3¥NTON ~UTO SUPPLY
BDYNTON GLASS SERVICE,
BOYNTON GUN 8 LOCK, INC.
BDYNTON WRECKER SERVICE
C,Ko'S LDCKSHOP, INC,
CAIN FEED & SUPPLY
CALDNELL,PACETTI,BARROW ~
CAPEL KLANG COMPANIES
VI~G! CHATFIELD
COMMERCIAL HYDRAULICS ~
CDMME~CI.AL CONVEYOR SERV!
DALE'S PAINT & BODY SHOP
DELRAY ELECTRIC SUPPLY
DELRAY STAKE & SHAVINGS,
OEPT.DF ENVIRONMENTAL REG
CHECK DATE
11/07/80
11127/80
11/07/80
11137/80
11/3778D
I i/07/80
11/27/80
11/~7/80
11/07/80
11/37/80
11/0T/80
11/07/80
11/37/83
11/07/80
11/07/80
11/07/80
11/07/80
11/37/83
11/07/80
11/07/80
1I/~7/80
11/19/80
11/10/80
11/12/80
11/12/80
11/12/80
11/12/80
11/12/80
11/12/80
11/12/80
11/ 2/8o
11/12/80
11/12/80
ll/12/BD
11/12/80
11/12/80
11/12/B0
11/12/80
11/12/80
11/12/80
11/12/80
11/12/82
11/12/80
11/12/80
ll/12/80
11/12/80
11/12/80
11/12/80
11/12/80
ll/12/BO
11/12/80
TOTAL AMOUNT
65.00
66,'859.'00CR
66,-850.00
8'9.00
15,003,00
15.00
81,35
2,702.58£R
2~702.58
358.43
~789.80
1~B30.39
11,50
83~75
271.54
9,675.00
6.50
254.51
32.50
11.95
%2.25
25.00
25.00
15.00
158.34
201,00
86°00
210.32
I55,328.15
55,78
273.57
165.00
~5.50
Z0,961.53
13,93
13B.I4
604.78
155.00
13.19
138.70
1,309.25
166,92
~68.00
11.06
143.81
185.58
17.09
37.45
50.00
CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH
2HECK"
,, VEN,DO~,," V
E N T M D N T H C H E C K S
ENDOR NAME
3~873 042841 DILLER BROWN ASSOC.
571 05030g EAST COAST FIRE EQUIP.
30672 050310 EASY PAY TIRE STORE
39573 050375 EODNDM!C FORUM OF BROW&RD
~ 30674 OEGOlO EMPIRE
30675 055P64 DOROTHY ETHRIDGE
39575 053783 FLORIDA POWER C LIGHT CO.
39677 0537'99 FLORIDA RECREATION & PARK
30678 06383'0 FLORIDA WATER C PDLLUTIOR
33579 0756i0 GJLFSTREAM LUMBER CO.
306.q0 08'0'403 H&RDRiVESt INC.
x'~-3ObB1 080424 H&RDRIVES DF DELRAY, INC.
30582 0R1605 TERRY HEMES
30683 082736 HIGHLIGHTS FOR CHILDREN
336B4 0B4620 HDLLY ACCdMULATOR
30685 094301 INTERNATIONAL CITY
30686 10031~ JACK'S CAMERA CENTER
3g6~7 110099 K-MART DISCOUNT STORE
30688 120453 LANIER BgSINESS PRODUCTS
30689 122853 LIONEL
30690 130310 WHITT MACDOWELL
7,~691 130565 MAURY'S ,TDOL CHEST
b~,692 131766 MIAMI ELEVATOR 'CD.
30693 I32771 MILLER DODGE
3059~ I40435 NATIONAL FIRE PROTECTION
3~695 ISIOiO DOOR CONTRDL SYSTEMS
30696 IEOlOO P g G DISTRIBUTORS
30697 160373 PALM BEAS~ BRAKE & WHEEL
30698 160381 PALM BCH. JR. COLLEGE
30609 160401 PALM BEACH COUNTY SCHOOL
30732 15042g PALM BEACH OFFICE SUPPLY
3079I 151511 PEACOCK'S RADIATOR SERVIC
30.792 I86503 R~SSELL C AXON
39703 190181 SCRWTD BOARD
30794 192779 SlMDN'S UNIFORMS
~"-h30705 194395 'DAVID SOBEL
30736 Ig~694 SOUTH FLORIO~ MACK TRUCKS
30797 I94697 S$ CENT. WASTEWATER TREAT
39708 196010 STATE OF FLORIDA DEPT. OF
3~709 196015 STATE OF FLDRIDA
30712 205533 TRANSI-TRDNICS~ INS.
33711 21,6350 ~MOERGROOND SUPPLY
~'97!2 2t6~99 UNIJAX
~3713 230448 EARL ~ALLACE MOTORS~ INC.
3071G 231780 WESTERN AOTO STORE
30715 232447 WIOE ~ORLD IM~ORTE~ DART5
3971~ 232793 EONICE HILSON
30717 ZB~662 T~DMAS J WOOLLEY JR.
30718 241603 ×ERDX CORPORATION
30719 2~160I XEROX CORPORATION
~0720 032901 CITY OF BOYNTON BEACM
CHECK DATE
TOTAL AMOUNT
11/12/~0 375.84
11/12/80 144.05
11/12/83 2,3.49.6-5
11/12/80 30.00
11/1~/80 20°82
II/12/8~ 15.00
11/12/80 12,162o14
11/12/80 124.00
11/12/80 96.00
11/12/80 293.38
11/12/80 10,086.B0
11/12/80 375,75
11/12/80 1,278.00
11/12/80 2.45
11/12/80 231.61
11/I2/80 24.00
11/12/80 308.94
11/1~/80 24.24
11/12/80 31.20
11/12/80 1,250.D0
11/12/80 671.00
11/12/80 69.00
11/12/80 58,51
1'1/12/80 312.19
I1/12/8~' 12.00
11/12/80 90.55
11/12/80 39.50
11/12/80 59.B0
11/12/80 10.00
11/12/89 4,000.90
11/12/80 215.10
11/12/80 431.99
11/12/80 2,702.58
11/12/80 41,850.00
1I/I2/8~ I08°00
11/12/80 279,00
11/12/80 153.61
11/12/90 -25,003o00
11/12/80 122.46
11/12/80 216.16
11/12/80 25.60
11/12/80 981.00
11/12/80 596.92
11/12/80 223.00
11/12/80 30.36
I1/12/80 19.47
11/12/80 172.80
11/12/80 562.50
11/12/80 169.94
ll/12/BO 13T.30
ll/12/BO 103.93
CITY OF BDYNTON'BEACH PAGE
507 C U q R E N T M O N T H C H E C K S
SHECK # VE490~ ~ VENDOR NA4E
"30721 196025
T--'~722 196025
3J723 120407
3072% 330004
30725 014249
30725 130950
30727 01~03~
30728 ~I%072
30729 OI600D
30730 01'6349
39731-
30732 02356~
30733 026725
3073~
30735 D~54~5
30736 030290
30737 032906
30738 03~55Q
30739 03~69~
307~0 03~922
307~1 0~0395
~:~7~2 0~1600
743 0~1729
~'0744 053900
307~5 055800
30746 062829
30747 062910
30748 063009
307~9 053803
39753 364603
30751 070012
30752 070409
30753 072679
30754 07~500
30755 090109
~ 30756 101661
30757 191665
30758 110400
30759 121525
30760 121678
30761 122791
30762
30763 130323
764 1305~0
30765
39766 132790
30757 135423
30758 1~0~35
30;769 140444
3~77~ 14045~
30771 160374
STATE OF FLORIDA - DEPT.
STATE OF FLORIDA - DEPT.
LAKE 4ORTH DRAINAGE
WILLIE. L GRAHAM
ISIAH ANDREWS
WILLIE R~TH MCGRAOY
AMERIZAN LIBRARY ASSOC.
AMERiCaN SOCIETY OF :IVIL
ATLANTIC HARDNARE
AWWA PUBLICATIONS ORDER 0
THE BAKER 5 TAYLOR
BLACK~,$ READER SERVICE
BDYNTON :ITY FEDERAL CRED
BDYMTOM BEACH RETIREMENT
LILLIAN BRAUN
CAEDMDN
CITY DF DELRAY BEACH
COCA COLA BOTTLING CD,
COMMERCIAL HYDRAULICS
CORONET
DALE'-S PAINT & BODY SHOP
DELRAY CHEMICAL C0.
DEWIND MACHINERY CO.
EMERSENCY- MEDICAL £ SAFET
ESQUIRE
FIREMEN'S RELIEF &
~IRST BAN~ & TRUST
gISHER SCIENTIFIC
FLORIDA UNEMPLOYMENT FUND
FD~R STEEL CORPORATION
GRCD~
BETTY GARRIGA
HENRY E. GIBSON, SEC, TRE
CHARLES GODFREY
IoB. M. CORPORATION
JERRY'S PRINT SH~P
JET
JEaN ~ARR & CO.
PAUL DAVIS LECLAIR
D~. HERMAN I. LEVIN
THE LINCOLN LIBRARY CO.
LONGVIEW LIME
~ADEMDISELLE
MARINE ENGINE EQUIP, C0.
MEYER SOD
MINNESOTa MINING
MUNICIPAL POLICE
NATIONAL FIRE PROTECTION
NATIONAL LIBRARY RESOURCE
NATIONAL LINEN SERVICE
PALM BEA:~ COMMONICATtONS
-CHECK DATE
11/13/80
I1/I3/80
11/13/80
11/1~/80
11/14/80
11/14/80
I1/14/80
11/14/80
11/14/80
ll/14/80
I1/14/80
11/14/80
11/14/80
11/14/80
11/14/80
11/14/80
11/14/80
11/14/89
11/14/80
11/i4/80
~1/14/80
11/14/80
11/14/80
ll/14/8Q.
II/14/80
11/14/80.
11/14/80
11/14/80
11/1~/80
I1/14/80
11/1~/80
11/14/80
I1/14/BO
ll/1G/BO
11/14/80
11/14/80
11/14/80
Il/lQ/BO
Ii/14/80
11/14/80
I1/14/80
11/14/80
11/14/80
11/14/80
11/14/80
11/14/89
~1/14/80
11/14/80
11/14/80
11/14/80
TOTAL
AMOUNT
20.00
20.00
300.0O
419.40
44.0O
38.40
135.90
110,00
53,00
4.9.00
41000
8.99
8,668.92
3~514,87
15.00
32.34
84.47
79.80
89.00
1.19.60
121.73
201.00
72-42
988.85
11.95
1,034.22
22~394.6l
192.46
~439.14
45,36
25.00
45.00
24,00
45.00
53,00
78075
18.00
7,30
6.00
225.00
199.85
27,35
10.00
36.30
220.90
350.85
1,56O.19
80.00
31.23
401.21
24.00CR
;HECK,," VENDOR
~30771
33774
30775
39775
30777
30778
30779
30780
30781
30794
.30785
30785
30787
30788
30789
.30790
30791
30792
3r>'' 93
30 794
3-0~ 95 320007
307o5 480002
30797 160381
..3~798 1617'13
30799 16~381
30830 010153
308~1 010304
30802 011403
30803 0137~3
30804 021618
30805 025603
~7308':3~ 330185
jo o? '4
0 16~0
30898 0~6~7
30899 05.3901
30810 D55951
~30811 063783
30812 063830
3081'3 064649
314 065503
30815 ~7155~
30'815 .0753~
30817 07550O
~'~30818 075530
30819 083300
30823 080313
30~82I 096253
163374
150383
160381
150436
152879
166203
1BDSOO
~81576
1'82803
-~8~516
I9095~
191700
192769
1~2779
194715
195225
232538
216353
215415
231603
232553
290023.
t. IT.Y OF BO:YNTON BEACH
R E ?'1T M 3 N T H C H
E C K S
PAGE 7
VENDbR NAME CHECK DATE TOTAL AMOUNT
PALM BEACH COMMUNICATIONS 11/14./80 24...30
PALM BEACH JR. COLLEGE I1/1~/80 10,00
PALM BCH. JR. COLLEGE 11/1~/80 ZO,OO
PALM BEAS~ REVIEW £ BUSIN 11/1~/80 26.00
PITNEY'BO~ES 11/14/80 45.0'0
PJBLIX M~RKET 11/14/83 49.66
F.VA RAYM]ND 11/14/80 45.0,0
REC.DRD SHACK 11/14/89 163.90
RINKER M~TERIALS CORP. 11/14/80 186..15
BOB ROBERTS 11/14/80 180.0'0
OLYVE'~E. 5CHODLEY I1/14/89 15,00
SE&CR~ESI ,VETER{N<~RY ll/1~/80 2~9o50
S.E~ELL HARDWARE CO., INC. 11/14/80 228.37
SILVER BURDET'T 11/14/89 '9.87
SI~3N'S UNIFORMS 11/14/80 36,00
SOUTHERN MILL CREEK PRODU 11/14/80 43,28
FLOR~NEE STUBBINS 11/16/80 1.5.00
THOMPSDN-HAYWARD CHEMICAL 11/14/80 ~38,00
UNDERGROUND SUPPLY 11/16/83 558°00
UNIVERSAL BEACH SERVICE 11/14/80 311o00
TqOMAS E, WENGLER 11/1~/80 12.05
TOM W-ILLIAMS 11/1~/80 I50,00
DhINDO'CAMARDELLA 11/1~/80 ?,115o27
ROBERT CAPASso 11/1~/80. 28,00
PATRICIA FRAZIER I1/14/80 98.6.21
DONALD UGLIANO 11/I6/90 1,363.57
PALM BCH. JR. COLLEGE 11/17/80 lO.DO
PETTY CASH RECREATION Ii/17/8o 2OOOO
PALM BCE. JR. COLLEGE 11/17/80 10o00
A. BELTR&N TYPEWRITER COo 11/18/83 88.00
A. C. Ho ELECTRICAL ll/iB/8b 52.50
ADVANCE AIR CONDITIONING I1/18/90 69.24
ALLEN INSDRANCE AGENCY 11/18/80 250°00
BENNETT POTTERY SUPPLY, 11/18/80 96.33
B~WARO PU~P & SUPPLY CO. 11/18/80 6.98
C.K.'S LDuKSHO ~ INC. 11/I~/80 ~2o50
OELR~? CHEMICAL· CO. 11/18/80 '899.00
WI.LLIA-M P~ DO~.EY 11/18/82 90.00
EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICE 11/i8/80 10°00
VIOLET ESTLER 11/19/80 [5o00
FLORIDA PDWE~ £ LIGHT £0. 1I/I8/80 89~00
FLDRtDA WATER £ POLLUTION 11/1~/80 60,00
GED. FOWLER WELDING CO. I1/I8/80 5.35
FRaNK~OUEE ELECTRI2 . 11/18/80 259.84
GENERAL RESOURCE CORP.. 11/18/80 20~.33
G~APNI[ INSTANT PRESS 11/18/80 19.80
G~IFFIN POLLUTION 'I1/I8/80 425.00
~.t. GqUMMONS PRINTING 11/18/80 13~.50
HACH 2HEMICAL CO. I1/i8/80 ~5.12
HAL~EY £ GRIFFITH, INC. 11/18/80 1~8.61
INSTITUTE'OF TRANSPORTATI 11/18/80 46.95
12731/99
CUR
K #
HEC ,
,0822
3-~ 23
30824
30825
~0827
308,28
30829
30839
30So1
30832
~0i833
30835
30835
30837
30838
30839
.30'840
39841
30842
30846
30847
308~8
308~9
~3~850
30851
30852
30853
3085~
30855
~0856
~30858
30859
308~0
30862
30863
3u865
39856
30867
~30858
3~869
30870
~0.871
100313
130403
13050~
130563
1~0~35
150851
160365
162753
15~702
I86310
191515
192789
194703
210150
~3040~
230447
23~654
340O37
530902
540011
5~OD1Z
5~0013
540014
540015
5~0016
540018
540019
54002~
55000]
550005
550005
550005
550009
55001!
55001~
550013
550004
550005
560007
550008
550019
550926
'580004
580005
5R9005
589319
580011
CITY OF BDYNTON BEACH
RENT MONTH
VENODR NA~E
C H
JACK'S CAMERA CENTER
MANHATTAN TROPHIES
MANUFACTURERS LIFE INS.
'BETTY M6T~HETT
NATIONAL FIRE PROTECTION
JI~ O'CONNOR
PAINT CENTER
PICARD CHEMICAL CD.
POMPANO DF'FlEE SUPPLY, CD
PORT-O-LEI CO,, INC.
RUBIN CONSTRUCTION
SEAC~EST PHARMACY
DO~IS SIMS
SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE
TENNIS SUPPLY
UoS. POSTMASTER
CHARLES WALDNER~ M.D.
RICHARD S. WALKE
TIM ~DOD 2DRP.
~DBERT Lo HARRISON
JERRY PETTWAY
MAURI~E ALLEN
MA~IA BALLI
ELBERT B~NCKER
BENITO BENITEZ
JDHN'BISSIONE
GREGORY B~CKLEY
WILLIAM A. BUCKLEY
ROBERT d, BURNS
MARY BRATTON
BILTMORE BLDG CO INCo
CASTLE BLDRS, INC.
MARIO E. CAMARDELLA
MARY ALMA CHAPMAN
ELVIRA CIAFONE
WILLIAM H. COLEMAN
-CARLTON 2OPPIN
DONALD COJLSON
JAMES COX
HOWARD C~RPENTER
FqANK DECHER
Jo Ho OEVORE
&LAN DROG¥
HDLLIS AD DYER
ED DEGRDAT
DREXEL PROP0 INC
~DOLDH FLINDOK
DAVID FOX
JI~Y FREEMAN
JANI.E FULLER
WILLIAM FULTON
E C K S
CHECK DATE
11/18/80
11/19/83
11/i8/80
I1/18/83
11/18/80
11/18/90
11/18/89
11/18/80
11/18/80
11/18/83
I1/i'B/80
11/18/80
11/18/80
11/18/80
11/18/83
11/19/80
11/18/80
ll/1B/BD
11/18/80
11/18/80
11/18/80
11/18/80
11/19/80
11/18/80_
11/18/89
11/IB/83
11/1'8/80
11/18/80
11/.18/80
11/18/80
11~18/80
Il/lB/SO
11/18/80
11/19/80
11/18/80
11/19/80
11/18/80
11/18/80
11/19/83
11/IB/80
11/18/80
ll/1B/BO
11/IB/80
11/18/80
11/18/80
11/18/80
11/18/80
11/18/80
11/18/80
11/IB/80
11/18/80
PAGE
TOTAL
AMOUNT
301.78
39.9~
688.18
15.00
69.00
64.80
53.49
82.40
28,25
39~.00
93.20
lTl..52
15,00
1~2~2.12
125.70
79.50
80.00
168o00
200.00
39.10
10.08
12085
26.15
6.70
12.20
2.50
41.90
~,70
~.70
2.80
154,30
90.25
1.90
12.20
8.90
Z7.20
7.20
4050
4.10
18.30
4070
9020
12,20
12020
225,75
4.70
22.20
5.68
10.70
25.15
1ZI311~3
537
=HECK #
3~873
374
30875
39876
30877
39878
39879
30889
39881
30882
30883
<~39884
30885
3Q886
30887
30888
30889
39890
30891
30892
.30893
>~894
~o895
30895
3.0897
30898
30899
30990
39901
30902
30993
30904
39995
-30996
39997
30909
30910
30911
30912
30913
30914
~9915
~0916
39917
30918
30919
39920
30921
30922
30923
VENDOa ~
590008
590009
590011
590012
590007
690008
600009
690012
600013
69001~
690091
610032
-620002
~20003
62000~
620905
620005
63000~
540004
640905
640006
65091~
650015
65o0~
650017
650018
650019
650020
650021
650022
650023
650024
660001
670017
690012
680013
690003
70001~
790015
790016
700017
79091R
700029
700021
700074
79009B
71000q
7IOOiO
7100II
710012
713013
CITY DF BOYNTON BEACH
R E N T M 'D N T H C H
VENDOR NAME
GALLO C ~SSOCIATES
SELVA GANESH M.D.
MARTIN GOODMAN
EJGENE- GUERTIN
R. Po HAMBY
GEDRGE HDETH
JA~K'~OLT
HUTCH METALS
GREGDRY C. HUBER
HJNTERS RUN
ARTHUR IAZZETTI
J.A.S. BUILDERS
RDBERT JANTZ
MICHAEL JARVIS
MORRIS V, JONES
BASIL JEFFERS
STEPHEN KRAMP
BRAOLEY LANGDON
GARY LIVINGSTON
MARTHA R. LAWSON
ELIZABETH MAGEE
MAN~EL E. MANRIQUE
FREDERICK MARTH
DONNa MENEAR
DAN MOLINARI
EDWARD MULLEN
GEORGE MCLEAN
WILLIE J, MANNING JR,
JOHN MARTTIL~
PAUL MEADE
TERRANCE L. NOBLE
OqLAN HOMES CORP.
JOHN PARMENTER
PAM PRZYBOS
GEORGE QUEEN
RICHWAGONS BICYLE SHOP
HERBERT RIVIERA
JOHNNY L, ROBERTS
FRANCIS RDDRIGUES
L.G. ROGERS
W.E. ROTH~ELL
HERRIZK H. RYAN
RIOGENOOD BUILDERS
RHODES CONSTRUCTION INC.
ELVIN SANITAG3
E~GENE SCHLATT
JDWN K. SIPE
D. H. SMITH
RICHARD SNYDER
E C K S
CHECK DATE
11/18/§0
11/18/80
ll/1B/8D
11/18/83
11/18/80
11/15/83
11/18/80
11/15/80
11/18/80
11/18/80
11/18/80
tl/18/80
11/18/80
11/18/80
11/18/80
11/18/80
11/18/80
11/18/80
1t/IB/80
11/18/80
11/15/80
11/18/80
ll/IBMSO
ll/18/80
11/18/80
11/IB/80
11/IB/80
11/18/80
11/18/80
11/18/80
11/18/80
11/18/80
11/18/80
11/18/80
11/19/80
Il/lB/80
11/18/80
ll/18/80
11/18/80
ll/18/80
11/18/80
11/18/80
11/18/80
11/18/80
11/18/80
11/15/89
11/18/80
11/18/80
11/18/80
11/18/80
11/18/80
PAGE
TOTAL
9
AMOUNT
11.90
9,80
20,90
12,20
97.20
27,20
4,70
14,50
120.00
9.50
610.~0
11.50
5.60
3.00
8.88
24,70
12,20
'5.4.0
10,80
43.80
'15o60
12.40
'~o70
42,50
5,50
22,20
52,20
12,20
29,50
5.80
17.50
13.70
15.00
54.40
10.80
2.2,20
Iq,50
200,00
6.78
18.I0
lOolO
19,40
4.70
48.80
58.75
12,15
4.70
19.10
5,20
26,50
12731/-0
:,TTY OF BgYNTON BEACH
HE£~ #
~9~24
~ 25
3'0925
30927
'30928
30929
30930
30931
30932
30933
39934
~0935
30936
30937
30938
39939
3094O
30941
30942
30943
30945
V.ENDO~
30948
30949
30950
30951
30952
30953
30954
30955
30956
30957
39958
30959
30962
30953
30954
30965
30965
.... 967
30968
30969
30970
r~39971
39972
30973
33974
3o975
C U R R E N T M ON T H C HE
710014
710015
710015
710017
710018
710155
720004
720.005
740001
743003
75000,5
750007
750008
750009
750010
790000
270010
45.001~
3700IB
314249
130950
310150
010335
010910
011293
011359
013729
013789
014039
015525
020439
020453
020452
021608
021615
021696
021598
023651
024599
024659
024725
024726
024733
024990
025553
025585
026285
027689
032499
CENOOR NAME
WESLEY STEUNE
J~CK STRENGES
HECTOR SUAREZ
'RJSSELL SULLIVAN
93N S~HIPPEL
SEA. NAY VILLAS
SEHMIE TAYLOR
S~ARL~S L. TIFFIN
THEODORE D. VAN ARTHOS
MA~Y C-. VALLERY
ED~AR'D D, WANTY
HOWARD L. WENTWORTH
ROSA BELL WILSON
TIM WOOD
WM. DAVI9 WRIGHT
~ITY 0~ BOYNTON BEACH
UELF'INA ALVAREZ
GEORGE SIMS
ALAN Lo KIRCHEN
!SIAH ANDRENS
WILLIE RUTH MCGRADY
A. BELTR~N TYPEWRITER
JEAN ACCARDI
LJCY D'ACUNTO
LILLIAN ~DAMS
ADMINISTRATIVE CHARGES
ALLEN INSURANCE AGENCY
ALLIED CHLORINE
AMERICAN LIBRARY ASSOC.
MAE AMPOL
BEA ANNIS
M~RIO ARRIGOTTI
THE BAKER [ TAYLOR
BAKER & TAYLOR COMPANIES
PHYLLIS R. BALL
~OLLIE BELL
ETMEL BENNETT
D]'RDTHY BESSEL
A.M.BEST CO.
HAROLD BLANCHETTE
T~OMAS BOUREGY & CD,
RoR. BOWKER CO.
BDYNTON CITY FEDERAL CRED
BOYNTON BEACH VOLUNTEER
BOYNTON BEACH RETIREMENT
KATHFRINE BRAOY
HARRIET BROADWELL
B~'OOKS PRODUCTS
C.M. BUCK
VIOLET BYRUM
CHILTON BOOK
C K S
CHEC<
1
I
DATE
1/18/80
t/18/80
11/13/80
11/18/80
11/18/89
11/18/80
11/13/80
11/19/80
11/18/80
11/18/80
11/18/80
11/18/80
11/18/80
11/18/80
11/18/80
11/18/80
11/21/80
11/21/82
11/21/80
11/2~/80
11/20/80
11/2I/B0
11/21/80
11/21/80:
11/21/80
11/21/80
11/21/80
11/21/80
11/21/80
11/21/80
11M21/80
11/21/80
11/21/80
11/21/B0
11/21/80
I1/21/80
11/21/80
11/21/8'0
11/21/80
I1/21/80
11/21/80
11/21/80
11/21/80
11/21/80
11/21/80
11/21/80
11/21/82
11/21/80
11/21/80
11/21/80
11/21/89
PAGE 10
TOTAL
AMOUNT
27,20
30.00
17.'00
1,90
30.00
2t7,60
6.20
12.20
13.50
22.20
4.70
27.20
10.30
3.60
21.50
271.56
455.70
150.3'5
55.00
48,00
3,059.50
30.00
39.00
30.00
26~541.67
31,529.00
2~960.75
95.00
40.00
43.75
30.00
34063
28.42
30.00
40.00
30.00
30.00
33.98
21.93
21.30
8,842.92
456.50
3~298.59
30.00
30.00
525.75
I0.20
30.00
· 12:~31~8'0 CITY OF 'BOYNTON BEACH PAGE
HECK
~76
~b ,76
30977
.30978
50979
30980
~09B1
30982
309~3
3~9 ~4
",J :~ R~E N T
VENDOR fl ,V,E Nr)OR
0986
.30987
'30988
30989
30990
30991
30992
30993
'30994
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31016
18
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'M'D N ~T"H C H'E C K S
NAME
032950 CITY PUBLISHING C0-
032950 CITY PUBLISHING CO.
033639 ANNIE H. CLARK
03~66q RUTH COND'ON
034894 HOWARD COOK
0349~18 KATHSR[NE CORiORAN
034g~0 JAC'K!E COUNTRYMAN
036205 MARY CUE
· 041500 JOSEPH DELANEY
0,41688 DEPT.DF ENVIRONMENTAL RES
042660 NETTIE DICTOR
042901 DIXIE LIME & STONE CD.
04~752 So ELIZABETH DORMAN
050359 EBONY JR,
053900 EMERGENCY ~EDI.CAL ~ SAFET
054400 ENVIRDTE~H CORPORATION
056015 MARGARET EZMUNT
060~22 .A~NDLD FASANO
060425 ETHELIND FARR
061514 GDLDE FEI'NSTEIN
062820 FI'REMEN'S RELIEF ~
052910 FIRST :BAN~ & TRUST
063000 FISHE~ SCIENTIFIC
053~&05 FLEET TECHNOLOGY~ INC.
053653 KAY FLQDK
054545 ANTONIO FDLISI
355519 FRIENDS DF THE SAN FRANCI
'070359 WILLIAM SALLAGHER
070400 BETTY GARRIGA
07~4'00 L. JUSTINE GOBEL
074500 CHARLES GODFREY
074530 SARAH GOLDBERG
074598 GORDON BROTHERS
075513 LED GROSSBARO
075516 ARVETA M, GROSS
075529 CHRISTINE GRUCH
080421 BLANCHE HANNIGAN
080427 EDDA HARMON
082890 SALLY HIRSCH
0'84483 JOSEPHINE HOFFMAN
090100 I.B.M. CORPORATION
094283 INTERCOUNTY CONSTRUCTION
09%359 INTERSTATE PIPE MAINTENAN
095700 GLaDYS ISCOE
100409 MARY JAMESON
13t~50 ESTELLE JARDINTER
134633 JONES EQUIPMENT CD.
IlIE§5 MARIE KELLER
111520 KENDOR MUSIC, INC.
I12692 KEN KING
11-5531 ELEANOR KRUSELL
CHECK DATE
11/21/80
11/21/80
11/21/80
11/21780
11/21/80
11/21/80
11/21/80
11/21/80
11/21/80
11/21/80
11/21/80
I1/21/80
11/21/80
11/2t/82
11/21/80
11/21/80
11/21/82
11/21/80
11/21/82
~l/Z1/BO
11/21/80
11/21/80
11/21/80
11/21/80'
I1/21/80
11/21/80
11/21/83
11121/80
11/21/80
ll/21/BO
11/21/80
11/21/80
11/21/80
11/21/80
11/21/80
11/21/80
11/21/80
11/21/80
11/21/80
11/21/80
11/21/80
11/21/80
11/21/80
11/21/80
11/21/80
I1/21/80
11/21/80
11/21/80
11/21/80
11/21/80
TOT:AL
AMOUNT
677.87CR
~77,87
30,00
39.00
31,538~70
30'00
~9.,00
30.00
3D~DO
90,00
30.00
5,343.18
30.00
7.00
1,122.95
2,005,00
30.,00
30.00
30.00
30.00
821.46
18,314.23
1,18
275.00
30.00
30,00
5,00
39.00
~5o00
41.00
45.00
40.00
130.00
30.00
30.00
33,00
30,00
30.00
30.00
40.00
8,414..00
56,034.~9
1,OOOoO0
33,00
43.00
42.50
19.75
30.00
57.47
30.00
6~.00
Iz~3i/sa
~[TY-DF BOYNTON BEACH
PAGE
1£
~ECK,,"
~1Q26
· 3',_ ~27
31028
31029
31'930
31-0'31
31032
3'1033
31034
31035
31036
~1038
'31039
31040
31041
31042
31043
31044
31045
31046
3"~98
31049
'31050
31051
31052
.31053
31054
31055
31056
31057
31058
31059
31060
31052
3tj63
3105~
..... 31055
31055
31J57
'368
3~359
31070
31071
..... 31372
31073
31374
31075
31076
VENDOR #
11649~
120306
12049I
121651
124603
12630Z
130553
130565
1309~0
130944
131573
13272~
132758
132776
132781
132853
13~661
135423
1~0~11
1~1700
155900
150408
150~13
150425
150444
160S01
162705
162790
16q593
160503
181510
182795
186550
190369
lg0940
190959
191519
191690
191705
191979
192698
192725
1~3920
193923
1939~0
194726
194809
I94~61
196170
RENT MONTH CH
VENDOR NAME
E C K.S
CHEC
JERRY KUBACEK
t 0 C PUMP & EQUIPMENT CO
/AMAR UNIFORMS'
LASSITER CONSTRUCTION CO.
qAL LEONarD PUBLISHING CO
MARIAN W. LEVITOH
LONGVIEW LIME
EUgWI~-M~SIC PU~L'ISHINS
J]AN S, MARVICK
MAURY'S TOOL CHEST
MCCAIN SALES
CHARLES MC CORMICK
BERTHA MEIGH
STANLEY MICHALSKI
IRENE MIDJRA
MARIAN MILLER
MILDRED MILL'ER
~IRACLE RECREATION EQUIP.
ELIZABET~ MORGANSTERN
MUNICIPAL POLICE
N~LCO CHEMICAL CO.
NEPTUNE METER CO.
NAT OSTRON
PALM BEACH LIFE
PALM BEACH NENSPAPERS
PALM BEACH POST-TIMES
ESTELLE PARIS
GEORGE PAXTON
PILOT BO0~S
PIERCE TIRE CO., INC.
R.L. POLK
EVA RAYMOND
SALLY REISER
GLAD¥S RINDZUNER
JOSEPH RUTTLE
WINONA.SAHLER
MARY E. S=HORR
3LYVE ED SCHOOLEY
SEACREST PETROLEUM CD.
SEVENTEEN
SEYFARTH,SHAW,FAIRWEATHER
~DRRIS SHAPIRO
SIDNEY SIEGEL
SIGNAL CONSTRUCTION CO.,
DOROTHY SMITH
JAMES H. SMITH
ROSE SMITH
SOUTHERN MUSIC CO.
SPECIAL SERVICE ~ SUPPLY,
SOPHIE SPIRAW~
STEVEN'S DRUGS
DATE.
11/21/80
11/21/80
11/21/80
11/21/80
11/2'1/83
11/21/80
11/21/80
11/21/83
11/21/80
11/21/80
11/21/~0
11/21/80
11/21/80
11/21/80
11/21/83
11/21/80
11/21/80
11/21/83
11/21/80
11/21/80
1'1/21/80
11/21/80
11/21/80
11/21/80
I1/21/80
11/21/80
11/21/80
11/21/80
11/21/80
11/21/80
11/21/80
11/21/80
11/21/80
11/21/80
11/21/80
11/21/80
11/21/80
11/21/80
I1/21/82
11/21/83
11/21/80
11/21/80
ll/21/SO
11/21/80
11/21/80
ll/21/SD
11/21./80
I1/21/80
11/21/80
11/21/80
I1/21/80
TOTAL
AMOUNT
30.00
837.37
216.58
12,699.00
89.91
30.'00
5,802.47
79.44
30.-00
154-.75
1,863.00
30.00
30.00
30.00
30.00
3-0.00
30.00
802.8~
30.00
1~I95.06
26,889,76
8.58
40.00
15.50
779.53
9.75
1~8.50
30.00
5.00
6,511032
295.00
45.00
30.00
30.0.0
30.00
30.00
39.00
15.00
988,18
-9.95
717.14
3O.O0
39.00
5,326.95
30.00
30.00
30.00
107.54
25.50
30.00
6.38
C!TY OF BOYNTON BEACH
E N T MONTH CH
E C
~HECK # VENDOR N VENDOR NAME
3-1.577 196225 FLORENCE STUBB[NS
i. ~378 196503 ETHEL SUSSHAN
31079 20150D T~ERESA TERN!EL
310BO 202570 LELIA THRDCKMORTON
- 3108I 232885 ALMA TITIAN
31082 202950 ELIZABETH TODD
31083 216581 IDA MAE UTZ
31084 221703 EILEEN VESTAL
31085 230459 KATHY WALLACE
31085 230545 WATER HYDRANT SERVICE
· 31087 231549 ERNA WEAVER
~'~D1088 23157~ NAT WEINSHEL
31089 2315B1 EDWARD Mo WELCH
31090 232793 EUNICE WILSON
31091 232813 JJLE N~NIALSKI
31092 23G590 WORKING WOMAN
3~093 234592. WORKOUTS
310Q4 241603 XEROX CORPORATION
31095 2~I6Ofi HELEN K. YAWMAN
31096 251610 ~ERBERT YELIN
31097 270020 TERESA L. AKES
''098 400013 ALAN E. NEWMAN
~099 670002 OVERLAND CONSTRUCTION
3110~ 530063 ANN MARIE MOTEL
31101 332950 CITY PUBLISHING CO.
31192 010150 A. BELTRAN TYPEWRITER CO.
31103 011600 AERIAL E HYDRAULIC EQUIP~
31104 013720 ALLEN INSURANCE AGENCY
31105 014300 CARMEN ANNUNZIATD
31105 015~1~ AQTD STERED~INC.
31107 020440 TqE BAKER C TAYLOR CD.
31198 02~503 BETTY BDRDNI
31109 024773 B2YNTON MEDI[AL OXYGEN
31112 02~780 B3YN'TON PUMP & SUPPLY
31111 030303 CALDWELL~PACETTI~BARROW
31'112 031700 PERRY .CESSNA
31113 033531 THOMAS AD CLARK
3111~ 033532 SHERMAN. S CLAR~
31115 041581 JOE DELONG
31115 04750~ DYNA-MED
31117 053900 EMERGENCY ~EDICAL & SAFET
31118 061513 I. FE'INGOLD
1119 363739 FLORIDA INNOVATION GROUP
~1123 06559~ CqA~LES FREDERICK
3II2I 075288 DENNIS C. GRABEE1
31122 375~50 GRAYBAR ELECTRIC CO. INCo
31123 080310 HALSEY £ GRIFFITH, INC.
31124 090~55 FRANK B HALL~COoOF N.Y.
3112~ 390355 FRANK B HALLECOoOF NoT.
3'1125 080400 HARDRIVES~ INC.
31126 DBD42B EDWARD HARMENING
K S
CHECK
PAGE 13
DATE TOTAL AMOUNT
11/2'l/80 15.30
11/21/80 30.00
tl/Zt/80 33,00
I1/21/80 39.00
11/21/B0 30.00
11/21/80 30.00
11/21/8.0 30.00
11/21/80 30°00
11/21/80 ~0.D0
11/21/80 4,537o. 50
11/21/80 ~0o00
11/21/80 20°40
11/21/80 30,00
11/21/80 282,-60
11/21/83 30.00
11/21/80 9,00
11/21/80 987,75
11/21/80 I~09,5o6I
11/21/80
11/21/80 30.00
11/21/80 908.11
11/21/80 83.86
11/21/80 2,80
11/20/80 16o40
11/21/86 ~90,53
11/25/80 395,00
11/25/80 180o00
11/25/80 8,592.00
11/25/80 100.00
11/25/80 125,00
11/25/80 774.B9
11/25/80 10,00
11/25/83 289.00
11/25/80 31.91
11/25/80 5,5Gg,O0
11/25/80 133,00
11/25/80 75.00
11/25/80 44.95
11/25/83 155.00
11/25/80 ~99o00
11/25/80 88o00
11/25/80 11.00
11/25/80 100°D0
11/25/80 130.00
11/25/80 201.50
I1/25/80 362.21
11/25/80 121.7~
I1/25/80 250oOOCR
11/25/80 259°00
11/25/80 3,258.92
11/25/80 175.00
'. I2Z31/~0t SIT¥ OF BOYNTON BEACH
CURRENT MONTH CHECKS
~ECK,-" VEN30~ "
,,' ',/E N:] O~ NAME
1127
3~.129
3t13~
.31131
31132
91133
~1134
31135
31
311-37
~1138
~' Ii39
'31143
31141
31142
31143
31144
31145
.3II46
31147
31148
31150
31151
31152
31153
:31154
31155
3II56
31157
31158
31159
31150
:31161
~1163
31164
31165
31156
..... 31167
31168
3!1s~
170
31171
31172
31173
~3117~
31175
31175
31177
086693
086349
101507
111550
120503
120575
12152D
133551'
131701
136402
150359
160375
151653
161660
154509
182782
186310
190188
196200
196428
295532
210150
216~g
231602
232808
26~55~
39002~
294493
020405
021549
026480
030501
080432
084660
ID~508
10~-509
I04510
166300
1909-45
I90940
192592
232515
202553
230452
231580
266900
340006
280034
196360
106453
081653
EDGAR HOWELL
MARILYN HUCKLE
DEE G. JEGHERS
BERT KEEHR
BDB LATHAM
LAWYERS TITLE SERVICES,
LEAHY BUSINESS ARCHIVES
MARSHALL BOLT ~ NUT CO.
METZLER g COX WELDING
MUNICIPAL FINANCE OFFICER
TEREESA PADGETT
PALM BEACH CANVAS CO.
CHARLES PERSING
PERSONNEL ASSOC. OF PBC
ROBERT POCSIK
ROBERT RICHARDSON
ROBIN CONSTRUCTION CO.
S&M FArM SUPPLY,INC.
NORMAN STRNAD
SJPERIOR SPRINKLER SYSTEM
WALTER M. TRAUGER
U.S. POSTMASTER
UNIVERSITY PRESSES OF FLO
TqDMaS E, WENGLER
EDWIN W. WINCH
BETTY ZOBEL
MICHAEL MUNRO
T]M DID IT SIGNS
CONSTANCE BAISH
FRANK A. BEDNARICK
OBE BUTLER
RENA CARRIER
JOHN HARRINGTON
MORIEL HDLZMAN
F~ANK JOHNSON
GEDRG'E A. JOHNSON
JOHN J.OHNSTON
ELEANOR POFFER
J3HN SCHNEIDER
HA~¥ E- SCHORR
ADA S~OOK
LEE THOMAS
JAMES C. THDMPSDN
OLIVE WALLACE
W.T. WELCH
MILDRED A= ZWART
LEMON HARRIS
WILLIE BAGLEY
EDWAR2 SULLIVAN
GEg'RGE J~NNIER
HAROLD HERRING
CHECK DATE
P4GE 14
TDTAL AMOUNT
tl/25/80 ?' 200.00
'11/25/80' 155.00
11/25/80 203.00
11/25/80 200.00
11/25/80 209.00
11/25/80 85.25
11/25/80 2,383.10
11/25/'80 38.72
- 11/25/80 40.00
11/2~/80 113o00
11/25/80 53.00
11/25/80 25.'00
11/25/82 200.00
11/25/80 70.00
11/25/80 200.00
11/25/80 13.00
11/25/80 799,09
11/25/80 155,00
11/25/80 155,D0
11/25/80 328.80
11/25/80 155.00
11/25/80 1,200.00
II/25/80 IoO0
11/25/80. 203.00
11/25/80 200.00
11/25/80 50.00
11/25/80 304.64
11/26/80 40.00
12/01/80 53.79
12/01/80 108.59
12/01/80 227.58
12/01/80 63.23
12/01/80' 397,99
12/01/80 154.46
12/01/80 88.75
12/01/80 88.66
12/31/80 -625.19
12/01/80 91.28
12/01/80 133.20
12/01/80 253'66
12Y31/80 202.21
12/01/80 795.91
12/21/80 71.19
12/01/80 159.90
12/01/80 82.65
12/01/80 77.13
· 12/01/80 551.53
12/01/80 519.98
12/31/80 194.10
12/01/80 1,045.78
12/01/80 39.34
I2~31/80 CITY DF BO'YNTON BEACH
.,' U ~ R E N T M D N T H C H E C K S
VENDO~ "
,,'- VENDOR NAME CHECK
NECK,,"'
3) 178 124'599 NORMAN LOLATTE
5, .79 194290 KEN SNOW
31180 236300 JOHN M. TUITE
31181 235495 CJRTIS E. WRIGHT
~31t82 222794 JOHN V~£KI
31183 141599 NELSON'S AUTO BODY SHOP
31184 D-I4240 ISIAH ANDREWS
31185 130950 WILLIE RUTH MCGRADY
31186 330017 YVDN N, GRANDBDIS
311'87. 420315 JA~ES R. PATTERSUN
31187 420004 JA~ES RD PATTERSON
'/~31188 370012 ELEANOR KUSTRA
~1189 420015 JAMES RD PATTERSON
.3119D 010150 A. BELTRAN TYPEWRITER CD.
31191 91031~ A DIXIE SAW SHOP
31102 010323 ABLE ~ENT-ALL ~ SALES CD.
31103 011233 .ADAMS CHEVROLET
31104 D11403 A)VANCE AIR CONDITIONING
31t95 013729 ALLEN INSURANCE AGENCY
31195 01~054 AMERICAN PUBLIC WORKS ASS
31197 016309 AJTOPRODU&TS~ INC,
~'-'%98 020163 B.B, ASSOC, FIREFIGHTERS
3~199 020173 B,B. AUTO PARTS, INC,
31200 0204~9 THE BAKER ~ TAYLOR CD.
31291 020450 BAKER ~ TAYLO~ COMPANIES
31292 021203 BO. DF CO, COMMISSIONERS
31203 024719 BDYNTDN AUTO SUPPLY
31204 324725 BDYNTON CITY FEDERAL CRED
31205 024733 BDYNTDN BEACH RETIREMENT-
31206 025583 BRO - DART, INC.
31207 025613 STEVE BROWNER
31208 030569 CATALOGING SERo BULLETIN
31209 034681 CONDOLIGATED FREIGHTWAYS
31219 036238 CJISiNE
~_~31211 044750 DOUBLEDAY ~ CD,
~1212 362823 FIREMEN'S RELIEF g
31213 062910 ~IRST BANK & TRUST
312.14 063789 FLORIDA POWER 5 LIGHT
31215 055553 FRATERNAL ORDER OF POLICE
....... 31216 070400 BETTY GARRIG'A
31217 072700 WILLIE GIBSON
31218 072805 MR. SAL ~IORDANO DBA EAST
219 074509 CHARLES GODFREY
51223 075533 R.L. GRUM~ONS PRINTING
3122I 075583 GJLF OIL CORP.
31222 0755'81 GJLF OIL CORPORATION
~ 31223 080303 HALE F~RE PUMP CO,
3122~ 08~590 EDGA~ HOWELL
31225 09~59'~ ROBERT HOWELL
31225 090105 IoB. M. £D~PORATION
31227 115601 ELEANOR KRUSELL
PAGE 15
DAYE TOTAL AMOUNT
· 12/01/83 , 42,46
12/21/80 225,41
12/21/80 91,50
12/21/83 1,499.59
I2/01/80 920°59
11/25/8,0 38~,0'0
11/28/83 33,00
11/28/80 28,80
11/28/80 226,30
I1/28/80 723,33CR
11/28/80 723,33
I1/2~/80 29.5.42
11/28/80 964°44
11/28/80 119,00
11/28/80 7.50
11/28/80 12,00
11/28/80 24,2I
11/28/80 2,~62.75
11/28/80 230,00
11/28/82 45.00
11/28/80 304.I5
11/28/80 3.18,24
11/28/80 105.65
11/28/80' 88,11
11/28/80 10,72
11/28/80 222,22
11/28/80 499.78
11/28/80 8,884,42
11/28/80 3,443,69
11/28/8'0 50.29
11/29/80 .14.00
11/28/80 10,00
11/28/80 ?0,0l
11/28/80 8.95
11/28/80 36.81
11/28/83 .815,83
11/28/80 18,880.23
I1/28/80 '41,635.34
11/28/80 2,688,12
1172B/80 45.00
11/28/80 210,D0
11/28/80 40.00
11/28/80 45.00
11/28/80 86.00
'11/28/8~ 76.80
-11/28/80 8,27q.37
11/28180 40°44
11/2a/80 112,22
11/28/80 817,20
11/28/80 79,67
11/28/80 10.00
12131/B0
C~ECK
31228
229
312~0
31231
31232
31233
31234
31235
31236
31237
31238
31243
31241
31242
31243
31244
31245
31246
31247
31248
~!249
=_250
31251
31252
31253
31254
31255
31256
31257
31258
31259
31250
31251
31252
31264
31265
312~6
31257
31258
31269
~270
_,271
'31272
31273
3127~
31275
31275
31277
31278
2ITY OF BOYNTON BEACH'
CURRENT MONTH
VENDOR ff ~/END~OR NAME
C H E
120472 DENISE M. LARKIN
122911 LL]YDS OF BOYNTON BEACH
1304D~ MANhaTTAN TROPHIES
130960 MCGRA~ - HILL BOOK CO.
131571 MEINE~E DISCOUNT MUFFLERS
132771 MILLER DODGE
134583 MOTHER EARTH NEWS
136420 MUNICIPAL POLICE
160373 PALM BEASq BRAKE & WHEEL
16040~ PALM BCHo COUNTY P.B.A.
15170~ PETTY CASH LIBRARY
161729 PETTY CASH WATER & SEWER
180503 EVA RAYMOND
194703 ROWLAND T~UCK EQUIP., INC
190932 KIMBE~LY SCHMITZ
1~0~59 OLYVE E. SCHOOLEY
194594 SOUTH FLORIDA MACK T~UCKS
194703 SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE
194717 SOUTHERN HYDRAULIC INDUST
195140 STEREO REVIEW
195225 FLORENCE STUBBINS
236353 TJPP~NS
ZI6353 U~DE~GRDUND SUPPLY
216359 PRISCILLA E. UNDERWOOD
216413 UNITE~ WAY OF PALM BCH.
230453 EARL ~ALLACE FORD, INC.
230543 WATER DEPARTMENT
231573 WEIR AUTO ELECTRIC,INC.
330018 CHARLES F. GADSON
19~403 SOCIAL SECURITY CONTRIBUT
032403 CHASE MANHATTAN BANK
210150 U,S. POSTMASTER
014243 ISIAH ANDRE~S
130950 WILLIE RUTH MCGRADY
310153 A. BELT~AN TYPEWRITER CD.
010335 JEAN ACCARDI
~t0910 LJCY D'AC~NTO
011203 LILLIA'N ADAMS
013780 ALLIED CHLORINE &
013781 ALLIED ELECTRIC
014180 MAE AMPOL
014295 BEA ANNIS
015392 ARBOR TREE E LANDSCAPE CO
015525 MARID ARRIGDTTI
015990 ATLANTIC COAST FIRE
O15OO~ ATLANTIC HARDWARE
016015 ATLANTIC HIGH SCHOOL BAND
020170 B.B. AUTO PARTS, INC.
020452 PHiL, LIS R. BALL
020473 BARNES INDUSTRIES, INCo
02347~ FRED BASS
K S
CHEC~ DATE
PAGE lb
TOTAL AMOUNT
11./28/80 13.0.0
11/28/80 397.15
11/28/80 40.05
11/28/80 65.39
11/29/80 89.85
11/28/80 182,33
11/28/80 15.00
11/28/80 1,187,27
I1/28/B0 75=76
11/28/80 20.00
11/29/80 5.50
11/28/80 24.81
11/28/80 65.00
11/28/80 52.82
11/28/80 5.8.25
11/28/80 15.00
11/28/80 58.56
11/28/80 1,599.29
ll/ZB/~O 65.84
11/2B/80 8.98
11/28/80 15.00
I1/28/80 39.58
11/28/80 791.00
11/28/80' 1D.O0
11/28/80 418.40
11/28/80 118.25
11/28/80 4,068.30
11/28/80 112.00
11/28/80 t98.65
12/01/80 58,062.34
12/32/80 10,525.90
12/33/82 900.00
12/25/00 55.90
12/05/80 48.00
12/25/80 65.00
12/35/80 33.00
I2/05/80 30.00
12/35/80 33.30
12/3'5/80 2,960.75
IZ/05/80 221.75
12/05/80 40.00
12/35/80 43,50
12/05/80 359.35
12/35/80 33.30
12/05/80 17.45
12/05/80 21.56
t2/05/80 300.00
12/25/80 365.08
12195/80 33.30
12/05/80 83.48
12/35/80 25.00
12/31/BD
~ITY OF 60YNTON BEA[H
C U'R R'~E N T M O N T H C H E C K S
;qECK" VEND:OR ~'
,. . VENDOR NAME
3~-279 021207 BDoDF CTY.COHMISSIONERS
i.283 32163~ MOLLIE BELL
3128'1 021613 BELNIN MILLS PUBLISHING
31282 021615 ETHEL BENNETT
33283 02159.5 DDRDTHY BESSEL
31284 323819 THEODORE BLUM
31285 324380 BDCA_RATON MIDDLE SCHOOL
3:1286 024710 BDYNTON AgTO SUPPLY
3-1267 024725 BDYNTON CITY FEDERAL CRED
3:1288 224733 BDYNTON BEACH RETIREMENT
- .~31289 026990 KATHERINE BRADY
3'1290 025553 HARRIET B~OADdELL
31291 025383 B~LLDDG ENTERPRISES
' 31292 D28522 BJRR3dGHS CORPORATION
31293 027583 VIOLET BYRUM
3129~ 030303 CALDWELL~PACETTI~BARROW ~
31295 030570 JIM CATLEDGE
31295 333533 ANNIE H. CLARK
31297 '034506 C3MME~CIAL CONVEYOR SERVI
31298 03%569 RJTH CONDON
31299 03~860 CONSTRUCTION ~OOKSTDRE
~-'-'303 03489~ HDWA ' RD £ODK
3i30I 334918 KATHERINE CORCORAN
313~2 ~3~9~0 JACKIE C~UNTRYMAN
313.03 336295 MARY CUE
31334 335353 CJSTDM BUSINESS MASHINES
31335 ~40395 DALE'S PAINT & BODY SHOP
31396 040520 OLLYCE DAVIS
· , 31337 04158~ LT. JOHN DELOACH
31398 041603 DEL~AY CHEMICAL C0.
31309 D~266~ NETTLE DICTOR
.31310 ~42901 DIXIE LIME ~ STONE CD.
3131I 34457~ S. ELIZABETH DORMAN
31312 355313 EDMOND DUHY
.~.-=313!3 050301 EAST LAKE ~IDDLE SCHOOL
313!~ 053900 EMERGENCY MEDICAL & SAFEY
31315 353901 EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICE
31315 0555~g E~NST K ~HINNEY
31317 055~15 gARGARET EZMUNT
31318 060422 ARNOLD FASANO
31319 050~25 ETHELIND FARR
31322 D5151R GDLDE FEINSTEIN
32l 052829 FiREMEN'S RELIEF K
31322 052010 FIRST BAN~ ~ TRUST
31323 D5365] KAY FLOOK
3132~ 053683 FLORIDA ATLANTIC UNIVERS[
31325 353599 ~LDRIDA BOLT & NUT
31326 053?38 FL]RI)A HTGoAIR CONDITION
31327 053751 FLORIDA MJNICIPAL FINANCE
31328 3545~5 ANTONIO FOLISI
31329 054555 FOREST HILL NIGH SCHOOL B
PAGE 17
CHECK DATE TOTAL AMOUNT
12/05/83 6,478.90
12/35/80 ~3-00
12/35/83 85.50
12/35/83 30.00
12/35/89 33.00
12/05/80 33.15
12/05/80 209.00
12/35/80 932,30
12/05/80 8,931.92
12/35/80 3~487.04
12/05/80 30°00
12/35/80 30.00
12/35/80 3,123,.00
12/95/80 130.35
12/35/80 30.00
12/95/89 1,799,75
12/05/80 25.00
12/95/80 33.00
12/35/80 144.08
12/35/80 30,00
12/35/80 25.75
12/35/80 14,320.20
12/35/80 30,90
12/35/80- 49,30
12/35/80 30..00
12/35/80 43.00
12/35/80 2,744.00
12/05/80 25.00
12/35/80 19.55
12/05/80 397.00
12/35/80 30.00
12/05/80 1,88~.71
12/05/80 30.00
12/35/80 25.00
I2/35/80 300.00
12/05/80 102.85
12/35/80 10.90
12/35/80 1,589.~5
12/25/80 30.00
12/35/80 33.90
12/35/80 30.00
12/35/80 30.00
12/95/80 1,005.59
12/05/80 21,835.81
12/35/80 39o00
12/05/80 75.00
12/35/80 I80.80
12/35/80 96.00
12/35/80 10.30
12/35/80 30.00
12/35/83 300,00
CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH
~ U ~ R E N T M 3N T H C H E C K S
HECK N VENDOR # VENDDR NAME
070359
070409
07.27~3
07350'5
073500
07~500
07~533
07455I
075~83
075513
075516
075517
075529
075530
075613
080421
OBO~Z7
392699
382706
082890
094589
090099
090105
090108
094359
09570}
190310
iDi~ED
10150~
131506
110100
111555
112679
I12589
ii6493
120~38
i22451
173463
121601
121665
121680
121742
122585
130329
130409
3% ;~ 32
31333
31334
313.35
31 '336
31331
31338
31339
31340
,~3~2
3I~5
~13R6
31667
313~8
'313~9
31350
31351
3~
31353
3135~
31355
31355
31357
31358
31359
31360
31351
313~2
313~3
3135 ~
~-31 355
~136~
31357
31 368
313~9
~31370
31371
31372
373
3137~
3~375
3137&
~'3] 377
31378
31379
313~2
PAGE
1¸8
F3JR STEEL CORPORATION
F~ANKHOUSE ELECTRIC
CHARLES FREDERICK
WILLIAM GALLAGHER
BETTY GARRIGA
GJSTAVE GILBERT
~LAD~S CENTRAL HIGH SCHO~
GLASGOW EQUIPMENT CO.
L. JUSTINE GOBEL
CHARLES GODFREY
SARAH GOLDBERG
HY~AN GDLDSTEIN
GRIFFIN E~UIPMENT
LEO GROSSBARD
ARVETA Mo GROSS
LOUIS GROSSMAN
CHRISTINE GRUCH-
R.L. GRUMMONS' PRINTING
GJLFSTREAM LUMBER CO,
BLANCHE HANNIGAN
CDRA HARMON
9ANNY-HI~AREDA
HIGHLIGHTS FOR CHILDREN
SALLY HI~$CH
PAUL N. qOWARD CO.
I.B.M. CORPORATION
I.B.M. CORPORATION
ICMA RETIREMENT CORP.
INTERSTATE PIPE MAINTENAN
GLADYS ISCOE
JACK'S CAMERA CENTER
MARY JAMESON
ESTELLE JARDINIER
LEE JEFFERS
JEFFERSO~ DAVIS MI.DDLE SC
'JONES EQUIPMENT CO.
K & M ELECTRIC SUPPLY INC
MARIE KELLER
ANDREW KIDD
WILLIAM T. KIEKENAPP
JERRY KUBACE~
LAKE dORTH JR. SR HIGH SC
LANIER COMPANY
LANTANA JR. .HIGH SCHOOL 9
LARRY LEGGITT
J3HN I. LEONARD JR. & SR.
MARI~N W. LEVITOW
LEXINGTON FEED & SUPPLY
ESTHER LIEBERMAN
FRANCES MAIORANA
~ANHATTAN TROPHIES
CHEC< DATE TOTAL AMOUNT
12135/80
12/35/80
12/35/80
12/05/80
12105/80
12/35/80
12/05/80
12/~5/80
12/35/80
12/35/B0
12/~5/80
12/35/80
12/35/80
12/25/80
12/05/80
12/35/80
12/05/80
12/35/80
12/05/80
12/05/80
12/35/80
12/35/83
I2/35/80
12/05/80
12/05/80
12135/80
12/05/80
12/05/80
lzl05/86
12/05/80
12/25/80
12/35/90
12/35/80
12/35/80
12/25/80
12/35/80
12/35/80
IZ/OS/~O
12/35/80
12/35/80
12/05/80
12/35/80
I2/05/80
12/35/80
12135/80
12/05/80
12/05/80
1-2/05/80
I2/05/80
23,79
65.66
12.85
30,00
45°00
23.00
300,00
206.24
43.75
45~00
~0.75
33,00
130010
30..00
39,00
33.00
3'DODO
255.50
26,91
30.00
30.00
303.00
13.95
30.00
52~539.70
90.00
7q.31
193,0~
600.00
30.00
3~.97
~3.00
42.50
25,00
200.00
ll.B5
145-05
30.00
25.30
125,90
30.00
303.30
132.00
209.00
88.00
309.00
33°30
84.75
30.00
33.00
100,50
12~31/80 CITY OF 3DYNTON BEACH PAGE= 19
E LI' R R ~E-N T --M 3 N T H C ~H E C K S
31353
31384
31385
31386
31387
.313P8
31389
3!390
)1391
1392
31393
.31394
31395
31396
31397
_31398
31399
31403
31401
~'31433
31494
31495
31 406
31497
31498
31499
VENDD~
31415
31416
31417
31418
31419
31423
314~
314~3
31424
31425
,~31426
31427
31428
31429
31433
130~04
1,33553
130944
131573
131572
131659
1-3'2700
1'32723
132¥58
132776
132849
132859
134535
134561
134703
135273
136~23
136519
I43411
141703
I~1701
ISI3ID
151313
15590O
I50355
163369
160~80
160420
160425
161694
16171D
154503
1.64600
1662.09
167509
180500
I86313
I86500
1B6550
190181
19035D
190B69
190940
190959
19,1525
191979
192698
192793
193920
VENDOR NAME
BARBARA MANESS
JOAN S. MARVICK
CqARLES MC CDRMICK
BE~THA'MEIGH
MEIDINGER
MERRY MUMMERS
MIAM[ HERALD
STANLEY MICHALSK[
IRENE MIDURA
~ARIAN MILLER
VIRGINIA ~. MIRABAL, M.D.
ROSE MITTLEHAN
RICd~D MDNTESIND
ELIZABETH MORGANSTERN
MOTOROLA, INC.
DICK MUCCI
MJNICIPAL POLICE
MJROSKI AND ASHTON
NALCD CHEMICAL CO.
NEPTUNE METER CO,
NEPTUNE METER CO.
3DDR CONTROL SYSTEMS
ODOR CONTROL SYSTEMS
NAT DSTR9~
JOHN P~GLIARULO
PAHOKEE HIGH SCHOOL BAND
PALM BEACq JR. £DLLEGE
PALM BEACH OFFICE SUPPLY
PALM B'EASH POST-TIMES
~ARIAN PETERSON
PETTY CASH RECREATION
ROBERT PDCSIK
POMPANO OFFICE SUPPLY, CO
PJBLIX MARKET
- WILLIE PYFROM
EVA RAYMOND
SALLY REISER
RUBIN CONSTRUCTION CD.
R~SSELL ~ AXON
JOSEPH RUTTLE
SCR~TD BOARD
SAFETY KLEEN CORP.
WINONA SAHLER
MARY E. SCHORR
~ARY SCHRAEDER
OLYYE Eo SCHOOLEY
SEARS, ROEBUCK & CD.
MORRIS SHAPIRO
SIDNEY SIEGEL
£AR~LYN SIMS
DOROTHY SMITH
CHECK DATE
'12/05/80
12/35/83
12/35/80
12/05/80
12135/83
12135/80
I2/35/80
12/05/80
12/05/80
12/35/80
12135/80
I2/05/80
12/Q5/80
12/05/80
12/35/80
12/35/80
12/05/80
12/35/80
12135/80
12/05/80
12/35/80
12/05/80
12/35/80
12/05/83:
12/05/80
12/35/80
12/35/80
12/05/80
12/05/80
12/05/80
12/05/80
12/35/80'
12/05/80
12/05/80
12/35/80
lZ/35/80
12/95/80
12/05/80
12/35/80
12~35/83
12/35/83
12105/80
12/35/80
12/35/80
12/05/80
-12/35780
12/35/80
12/35/83
12/35/80
12/05/80
12/35/80
TOTAL
AMOUNT
25.00
30.00
33.00
30.00
3,290,75
559.00
5'6.60
33.00
30.00
30.00
69.00
30.00
25.00
30.00
40.00
25.D0
1,444.~1
28,00
5,~53.00
214,.16
6,332.28
92.55CR
92,55
43.00
410.00
300.00
21.30
225.66
39.00
40.25
37.47
13.00
71.65
38.35
25.00
45.30
30.00
1,072.25
20,503.74
30.00
35,82~.90
38,50
33.00
33.00
30.00
15o00
62.16
33.00
39.00
10.00
30.00
12/31/~O' ;ITY DF 8OYNTON BEACH PAGE ZO
C U 'R R E ~i T M O N T H C H E C K S
iHECK ~ VENDOR ~ ~ENDOR NAME CHECK DATE TOTAL AMOUNT
I31431
~.433
31434
31~5
31436
31437
31438
31439
31441
31-442
~"3t443
'31444
31445
31446
'~31447
.31448
31449
31453
31451
31452
31455
31456
31457
31458
31459
31460
31461
31462
31463
31464
31465
~31466
31467
31468
31469
31470'
'~31471
31472
31473
~474
3~475
31476
31477
~,31478
31479
31480
31481
193923 JAMES Ho SMITH 12/25/80 30.00
193940 ROSE SMITH '12/35/80 30.00
1948~1 SDPHTE SPIRAWK 12/05/80
19599~ LSUIE ST. LORENT 12/35/80 25.00
196170 STEVEN'S DRUGS 12/05/80 34,1:5.
196225 FLORENCE STUBBINS 12/05/80 15,00
196408 SJNCOAST HIGH SCHOOL BAND 12/~5/80 300,00
~96500 ETHEb SUSSMAN 12/25/80 SD.DO
196899 GRADY W. SWANN 12/05/80 38..85
2016~3 THERESA TERWIEL 12/35/80 SD.DO
202.507 .CHARLES THOMAS, PUBLISHER 12/25/80 51.50
2.3257D LELIA THRDCKMORTON 12/25/80 30.00
202885 ALMA TITMAN 12/25/80 SD.O0
206970 TdlN LAKES HIGH SCHOOL BA 12/05/80 350.00
216353 UNDERGROUND SUPPLY 12/05/80 2,746.06
216581 IDA MAE UTZ 12/25/80 30.00
221700 EILEEN VESTAL 12/05/80 30.00
224620 RUDOLPH VDN UNRUH 12/~5/80 25.00
230458 KATHY WALLACE 12/05/80 30,00
231540 ERNA WEAVER 12/25/80 40.00
231574 NAT WEINSHEL 12/25/80 13.60
231581 EDWARD M. WELCH 12/05/80 30.00
232550 TOM WILLIAMS 12/35/80 160.00
232798 WILSON RD~AN LOCKSMITH CO 12/25/80_ 434.00
2328ID JJLE ~INIALSKI I2/05/80' 30.00
241603 XEROX CORPORATION 12/05/80 340.71
241604 HELEN K, YAWMAN 12/05/80 30.00
280028 KATHERINE A. BELL 12/35/83 25.00
196025 STATE OF FLORIDA - DEPT. 12/35/80 29.00
163376 PALM BEACH COUNTY HEALTH I2/05/80 20°00
123407 LAKE WORTH DRAINAGE 12/05/~0 303.00
024733 BDYNTON BEACH RETIREMENT 12/28/80 3,203.00
074553 GDLFVIEN HARBOR HOMEOWNER 12/09/80 20.00
013153 A. BELTRAN TYPEWRITER CO. 12/39/80 119.00
010312 A DIXIE SAW SHOP 12/09/80 7°50
011350 IDMINISTRATIVE CHARGES 12/29/80 26~541o67
011400 ADVANCE AIR CONDITIONING 12/09/80 .4'65.84
013779 LOUIS ALLIS DRIVES ~ 12/09/80 . 116.48
016303 AUTOPRODUCTS, INC. 12/09/80 457.71
020170 B.B° AUTO PARTS, INC° I2/39/80 719.50
020440 THE BAKER ~ 'TAYLOR CO. 12%09/80 833.17
023~53 BAKER ~ TAYLOR COMPANIES 12/09/.80 9.47
020470 BARNES INDUSTRIES, INCo 12/09/80 83.48
021533 BEANE EXTERMINATING CO. 12/09/80 116.00
023800 BLUE CROSS OF FLORIDA 12/09/80 21,341.08
024700 BDYNTON AUTO GLASS & 12/09/80 160.75
024763 BDYNTON GLASS SERVICE, -12/39/80 95.00
025600 BROW~qD PUMP & SUPPLY CO° 12/09/80 611.91
041600 DELRAY CHEMICAL CO. 12/09/80 103.00
041613 DEL'RAY ELECTRIC SUPPLY 12/09/80 18.18
046308 REVEREND PARK DUFFORD 12/09/80 lO.O0
12731/8o
=ITY OF BOYNTON BEACH
CURRENT MONTH CHECKS
HECK f; VENDOR
.~! ,~,82 050201
3 ,83 050303
31484 050310
31435 061622
'~1486 062789
31497 063703
31489 0756
~ENDOR NAME
EPCD, INC.
FAST COAST FIRE EQUIP.
EASY PAY TIRE STORE-
FESTIVAL DF THE ARTS
FIRE CONTROL DIGEST
FLDRtDA BRAKE £
GDL'FVIEW HARBOR HOMEOWNER
GJLFSTREAM LUMBER CO.
& GRI.FFITHe INC.
INE HARDNARE
!NT~R~AI~NAL ASSOCo -0F F
~IN-TERNArTI'~NAL CITY
JONES EQUIPMENT CD,
LAD OFFICE EOUIPMENT
PAUL DAVIS LECLA[R
LEWIS LESTER
LINDSLEY LUMBER CO,
LLOYDS OF BOYNTON BEACH
WqlTT MACDOWELL
MA×SON WELL DRILLING
MIAMI ELEVATOR CO,
MI~LLER DODGE
NATIONAL LIBRARY RESOURCE
NATIONAL ~ELDING PRODUCTS
~EAN CITY LUMBER CO.
~DgR CONTROL SYSTEMS
ORANGE PATCHWORKS PUB.
PAINT CENTER
PALM BEACH AUTO PARTS
PALM BEACq COMMUNICATIONS
PALM BEACH TURF EQUIPMENT
PATERA PATTERN PRESS
MR STEVEN PEEVER
PtCARD CHEMICAL CD.
PIERCE TIRE CO,, INC.,
MS. SqARON POORE
PO~ELL PUBLICATIONS
ROBERT REED
R '
]WLAND T~UCK EQUIP.~ INC
RJSSELL E AXON
GEORGENE SCHWERIN
SCOTTY'S
SHERWIN ~ILLIAMS CO.
SILVER BURDETT
SIMON'S UNIFORMS
SDJTHERN PAPER CO.
ST. JDHN~S METHODIST CHUR
STATE OF FLORIDA DEPT. O~
STANLEY~S AUTO BODY
STATE DF FLORIDA
STERLING VILLAGE CONDO.
/'~1493 '0'9-4301
51494 104600
31495 123'312
31495 121525
'31497 121669
31498 122800
31499 122911
31500 139312
.31591 130578
31532 131766
3~93 132771
~'u504 140444
" '31535 1,,~0~63~ '
31536 150900
31527 151310
31538 155431
31509 160365
31513 160372
31511 169374
31512 163434
31513 160~97
315!~ 161513
31515 162750
31516 162790
~:31517 16~612
- 31518 164708
31519 131581
31522 184700
~=~31521 1B6SOO
31522 19095~
31523 IgiiOD
.... 524 I~2473
3~525 I92760
31526 19277g
31527 Iq~729
.... ~31528 I95990
31529 Ig60IO
31532 196014
31531
31532 196150
PAGE
CHEC< DATE TDTAL AMOUNT
-12/39/80 83,'30
12/09/80 24,8.50
12/39/90 1,108.02
12/09/80 50.00
12/09/83 60.00
12/09/80 396.99
12/09/80 7'0.00
12/09/80 425.87
I2/09/8'0 19~.o90
I2/Ob/~O 463.56
I2/09/80 ~2o50
12/09/80 261,00
12/39/80 7.90
12/09/80 243.69
12/09/80 6.OD
12/39/80 14.00
12/09/80 ~18°28
12/09/80 250.60
lz/Do/so 567.5o
12/09180 35-.56
IZ/09/89 58.6I
12/99/80 64.04
IZ/09/80 31.Z3
I2/09/80- 37.50
12/09/80 26.99
12/09/80 92.55
12/39/80 IOoO0
12/09/80 133.47
lZ/09/80 818.49
IZ/D~/8o z4.oo
12/09/80 18.7Z
IZ/DOlSO 4.75
12/09/80 5.00
12/09/80 386.00
12/09/80 3,945.60
12139/83 5.90
12/09/80 10.00
12/09/80 20.00
12/09/80 314.35
I2~39/80 1~765.49
12/39/80 11.70
12/09/80 29,65
12/39/80 110.62
I2/09/80 11,87
12/09/80 36.00
.12/39/80' 593.60
12/09/80 50.00
12/29/80 127.98
12/29/80 60.00
IZ/Og/80 291,91
12/29/80 20.00
12/31/80
C U R q
=ITT OF 80YNTON BEACH
E N T MONTH CH
4 E C K" "
,,- .,VENDOR,. VENgOR NAME
_31533
~a1534
1535
3' 3'6
31537'
31538
31539
~1541
~1542
31543
31544
31:545
315~8
31549
'.31553
315.51
31552
31553
31554
31555
~'-~'56
3'L~57
31558
31559
31560
31561
31562
31553
31564
31565
31555
31557
31568
31569
570
31575
31576
> 577
3z578
.31579
31583
~1581
.31582
31583
E' C K S
CHECK DATE
PAGE 22
TOTAL AMOJNT
29=1580 TENNIS SUPPLY 12/39/80 219.25
22553g TRINITY BLDG. ASSOC. 12/39/8'0 84.00
216350 U~DERGROUND SUPPLY t2/0q/80 .~,564.40
215393 ONIJAX 12/09/80 ?2'00
230448 EARL NALLACE MDTORS~ INC. I2/09/80 218.30
230545 WATER HYDRANT SERVICE 12/09/80 4t537..50
231572 HARRIET WEITZENFELD 12/09/80 14.68
231780 WESTERN AOT.O STORE 12/09/'80 5.2.38
232447 WIDE NORLD IMPORTED PARTS 12/09/80 56.79
234625 J.J.A. WOLF FRESH DIST. 12/39/80 5.50
24160:3 XEROX CORPORATION lg/09/80 308.~9
2~1501 XEROX CORPORATION 12/09/80 137030
257655 YOURS TRULY,INC. 12/39/80 5.90
793459 CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH 12/09/80 511.80
I95025 STATE OF FLORIDA - DEPT. I2/58/80 29.00
032901 CITY DF BDYNTON BEACH 12/09/80 58.47
196015 JACQULINE STAPLEStDIRECTD 12/10/80 [OD.O0
014242 ISIAH ANDREWS 12/12/80 55.90
130950 WILLIE RUTH MCGRADY 12/12/80 ~8.00
D11223 ADAMS CHEVROLET 12/12/80 119.46
OlIO~l CLARICE ADLER 12/I2/80 SC.DO
014054 AMERICAN PUBLIC WORKS ASS I2/12/80 I0.00
D140~9 AMERICAN STATES INSURANCE I2/i2/BO 50.00
015990 ATLANTIC COAST FIRE CO. 12/12/80 21.00
DI600D ATLANTIC HARD,ARE 12/12/80_ 211.09
015922 ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK 12/12/80 120~135.77
020170 B.B. AUTD'PARTS, INC. 12/12/80 46,27
020~3 THE BAKER & TAYLOR CO. 12/12/80 110.4~
022930 BISHOP'S 12/12/80 39.00
024653 RoR. ~DWKER COo 12/12/80 55.00
024713 BDYNTON AOTD SUPPLY 12/12/80 1,145.81
024723 BOYNTON BEACH CHAMBER 12/i2/83 1~009.00
024725 BOYNTON CITY FEDERAL CRED 12/I2/80 9,0II.92
024732 BDYNTON BEACH RETIREMENT I2/i2/80 240.2i
024810 BDYNTON WRECKER SERVICE 12/12/80 25.00
025589 BRO - DART~ INC.. 12/12/89 58.49
025603 BRDNARD POMP g SUPPLY CD. 12/12/80 233.88
026299 BJILDING OFFICIALS ASSOC. 12/12/80 150,00
030299 CAIN FEED &SOPPLY 12/12/80 186.74
03~550 COCA COLA BOTTLING CO. 12/12/80 95.76
035560 CRO~N LIFE INSURANCE CO. 12/12/80 619.82
043395 ~ALE'S 'PAINT.& BODY'SHOP 12/12/80 324.0'5
060121 FAMILY HEALTH MAGAZINE 12/12/80 7.50
062820 FIREMEN'S RELIEF & 12/12/80 836.90
062910 FIRST BANK & TRUST 12/I2/80 I9,717.39
070355 GALE RESEARCH CO. 12/12/80 113,40
071553 GENERAL GMC TRUCK 12/12/80 153.76
074500 CHARLES $DDFREY 12/12/80 '45.90
075518 GRDVE'S DICTIONARIES OF M IZ/lZ/8o 1,660.00
375583 GJLF OIL CORP. 12/i2/80 6,460.38
075581 GJLF OIL CORPORATION 12/12/80 9,009.45
CITY OF OOYNTON BEACH PAGE 25
-C U R R E N T M 3 N T H C H E C K S
:HPr-.K,." VENO[~R .." VENDOR NA~E CHECK DATE TOTAL A'4OUN:T
s. ~84 080299 HR & DS SEMINARS 12/12/89 59.80
31585 080313 HALSEY & GRIFFITH, INCo 12/12/80 112.57
31586 089~25 'HAND'S 12/12/82 61.79
'315P? 084623 HOLLY ACCU.MULATOR ~ 12/12/80 2'54.50
31588 385415 BETTY HUNDLEY 12/12/80 2'6.78
31589 1Dg31D JACK,S CAMERA CENTER 12/I2/89 289°,56
31590 11157'1 KE'LL~RSBERGER FUND 12/I2/89 I3..95
31.5-91 115412 FRANK.L. KREMER 12/12/89 45.00
31592 115601 ~LEANDR KRUSELL 12/12/80 32.50
31593 121675' DR. HERMAN I. LEVIN 12/12/8-0 250°00
~-~159~ 122883 MILLIE LIPTON 12/I2/80 45°00
$1595 122911 LLOYDS 'OF BOYNTON BEACH 12/12/80 51.55
31596 ISD40D MANHATTAN TROPHIES 12/12/80 12.8.15
31597 130503 MANUFACTURERS LIFE INS. 12/12/89 655°88
31598 130565 MAURY'S TOOL CHEST 12/12/80 7.50
31599 130960 MCGRAW - HILL BOOK COo 12/12/80 34°?5
31503 I3I'571 MEINEKE DISCOUNT MUFFLERS 12/12/80 56.90
31601 I3~595 MONEY 12/12/80 18o00
S1532 134665 ARNOLD Ao MORETTO 12/12/80 95.00
31603 1363~3 LAURA MUgRYK 12/12/80 49°14
?-~-504 136~20 MJNICIPAL POLICE 12/12/80 1~349°62
S~5D5 i4245~ NATIONAL LINEN 'SERVICE 12/I2/89 2?9°46
31696 1~1723 NEW YORK TIMES 12/12/82 159°D0
~1697 169~ PALM BEACH TURF EQUIPMENT 12/i2/80 33.16
31528 15~6'93 P2MPANO OFFICE SUPPLY~ CO 12/12/89 55.75
~1609 180500 E~VA RAYMOND 12/12/80 45.00
31519 190959 DLYVE Eo SCHODLEY 12/12/89 I5o00
3}511 191519 SEACREST PETROLEUM CO. 12/12/80 1~217°41
31512- 191515 SE&CREST PHARMACY 12/12/80 91.75
31613 192753 SILVER BURDETT 12/12/80 9°87
31614 195174 MICHAEL GtEG STICKNEY 12/12/80 ~5o00
31515 196225 FLORENCE STUBBINS 12/12/80 I5o00
3~$15 196411 S~PERINTENDENT OF DO£UMEN 12/12/80 BoO0
~3~517 20048D TAULMAN S&LE.S COo 12/12/80 503.00
~3l$18 215415 UNIVERSAL BEACH SERVICE 12/12/80 187.00
!9 2~4G25 J.J.A. WOLF FRESH DIST° 12/I2/89 5.50
241603 XEROX CORPORATION 12/I2/80 576°23
521 380315 CHRIS LOFFT 12/12/80 ~52o95
,~22 44002~ STEVEN RONDONE 12/12/80 1~922.77
,623 910199 A.A. ELECTRIC CD° 12/16/80 I5°12
3kSZ~ Dll~D3 ADVANCE AIR CONDITIONING 12/15/80 $4°36
~'625 023325 THE BLYTHE CO° 12/16/80 791.00
25 J25~22 BRANDENBERG'S AMOC~ 12/15/8J 99.08
627 02?640 BYRDS ELECTRIC MOTOR 12/15/82 133oD0
528 340311 DAOE PAPER CO° 12/I6/80 54°00
.529 JS~gJD E~ERGENCY MEDICAL ~ SAFET 12/15X80 I~5oG5
33 363690 FL]R~DA BOLT & NUT 12/15/$D 37°75
,631 974540 GgLDCD~ST PLUMBING 12/16/80 2.4?
,532 3?5483 ~tIFFIN E2UIPMENT 12/15/80 ~2.15
633 DB031~ HALSEY & GRIFFITH~ INC° 12/15/80 103.95
.634 0901~5 I.~.M° CORPORATION 12/15/80 275.96
12~.31/8'0. CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH
C U R R E N T M Z) N T H C H
qECK-t~' VENgOR,." 'v~NDoR_. NAME
.31635
.35
37
31638
31639
91640
~1641
~1642
~1643
31644
31645
31646
~I648
.31649
31650
31651
31551
31652
31653
31654
31655
37155
~o57
31658
31659
31660
31651
31562
31663
31654
31665
31666
31657
31658
31659
31671
31672
31573
.31674
31~75
31676
-'-677
31679
.3t689
31681
31682
31683
31634
094297 INTERNATIONAL ~'SSOCo OF E
lgDDD1 J. & J CHEMICAL
I00319 JACK'S CAMERA CENTER
11~600 KDPY ~ING PRINTING CENTER
122452 LANIE~ BJSINESS PRODUCTS
140435 NATIONAL FIRE PROTECTION
150381 PALM BCH. JR. COLLEGE
161329 J.W. PEPPER OF FLORIDA
186310 RJBIN CONSTRUCTIONi CO.
191519 SEACREST PETROLEUM CD.
192779 SIMON'S JNIFORMS
2IOI04 U.S. FOUNDRY ~ MFG° CgRP
216359 JN~ERGROJND SUPPLY
216390 UNIJAX
241600 XEROX CORPORATION
261520 ZEE ~EDICAL SUPPLIES
161710 PETTY CASH RECREATION
161710 PETTY CASH R.ECREATION
~90012 JOHN ~RIGHT
420006 F~EDDIE W PATRICK
390008 JERRY MOODY
370017 JJDITH L. KIRCHEN
370009 CRAIG KLAMERT
320012 R~TH FINNE
390016 RICHARD DDNOVAN
373013 VIRGINIA E. KEISTER
320001 RDBERT FRANZ
270019 DO&IS BAYERS
314243 ISIAH ANDREWS
130950 WILLIE RUTH MCGRADY
390033 02N J. MOTTL
011605 AETNA CASUALTY & SURETY
221200 BD. OF CO. COMMISSIONERS
024653 T.J.BDWLES ELECTRIC CO.
024725 BDYNTON CITY FEDERAL CRED
~24730 BDYNTON BEACH RETIREMENT
024773 BDYNTON MEDICAL OXYGEN
024780 B]YNTON PUMP & SUPPLY
232905 CITY DF DELRAY BEACH
034550 COCA COLA BOTTLING C0.
040395 DALE'S PAINT & BODY SHOP
062323 FIRENEN'S RELIEF &
062910 FIRST BANK & TRUST
063680 FLORIDA ASSOC. CITY CLERK
063729 FLORIDA EAST COAST
065626 FUNK UNLIMITED
070009 G~N SANDBLASTING & REFINI
070409 BETTY GARRtGA
073600 GLASGDW E~UIPMENT CO.
374509 £~ARLES GODFREY
075530 R.L. SRUMMONS PRINTING
K S
cHEcK
PAGE 24
DATE TOTAL AMOUNT
12/16/80 39,75
12/16/80 302.50
12/15/82 I94.40
12/15/80 579.05
12/16/80 77.30
12/16/80 iO.O0
12/~6/80 10.00
12/16/80 71~46
12/16/80 138.74
I2/15/8~ 1,154o09
12/15/80 36.00
12/15/80 291.20_
12/16/80 I~813.67
12/16/80 380.64
12/16/8~ 64.00
12/15/80 10O.00
12/18/08 1.55
12/18/80 21.68
12/19/80 326.60
12/19/80 290.63
12/19/80 39-5.46
1.2/19/80 121.70
12/19/80 447.14
12/19/8~ 292.68
12/~9/80'- 434.32
I2/19/89 324.10
12/19/80 596.74
12/19/80 298.32
12/19/80 55.90
12/19/80 43.00
I2/1'9/8~ ~16o20
12/I~/80 76o05
12/19/80 69.89
12/19/80' 43.60
12/19/80 9,019.92
12/19/80 3~387o94
12/19/80 51.00
12/19/80 '327.87
12/19/80 80.74
12/19/80 79.80
12/19/80 384.35
t2/19/80 833.68
12/19/82 18~692.64
12/19/80
1Z/lq/BO 1,950.90
12/19/80 150.00
12/19/80 100.00
12/19/82 45.00
12/tg/80 3,019.00
12/19/80 45.00
12/19/80 67.35
· 12/31/B0
CITY OF BOYNTONBEACH
S U R R E N T M O N T H C H
HECK,," V:E'NDDR ~ VENDOR NA~E
~'~',85 084593
3'~86 090090
31687 390133
31588 104504
"3'1689 115601
~15~3 123419
31591 120553
31592 I2~600
31693 130199
31694 130400
315P5 136aZD
~'~'~1696 160~10
31597 162879
'31698 16520D
31599 166201
31703 180500
31701 190350
31732 190959
3~703 I9152~
3~7~4 i91705
31705 192449
~''~35 192585
31707 192771
31708 '192~02
31709 194597
31712 196225
31711 195389
31712 216391
31713 230448
3171~ 2G1500
31715 270021
31715 270021
31715 37002~
31717 530005
~-!_~1718 530025
~1719 530007
31719 530O07
31722 540021
31721 5~0022
........ 31722 5~0023
31723 540028
~l.72~ 54003~
~25 5GDO31
31725 560032
31727 560033
31728 543335
~ 31729
31732 560037
31731 540D38
31732 55000I
31733 552315
E C K S
CHECK
DATE
ROBERT HOWELL 12/19/33
Io9.M. CORPORATION 12/19/80
I.B.M, CORPORATION 12/19/80
LYNN H; JOHNSON ~ ASSOC. IZ/19,/80
ELEANOR <RUSELL 12/t9/80
,LAMAR UN'IFO~M:S 12/19/80
LAWNMOWER HOSPITAL 12/19/80
LONGVIEW LIME 12/19/83
MICA 12/19/80
MANHATTAN TROPHIES 12/19/80
MJNICIPAL POLICE 12/19/80
PALM BEACH NEWSPAPERS 12/19/80
PITNEY BOWES 12/19/80
PJBLIX MARKET " 12/19/80
PJBLIX MARKET 12/19/80
EVA RAYMOND 12/19/80
SAFETY KLEEN CORP. 12/19/80
OLYVE Eo SCHOGLEY 12/19/80
SEACREST VETERINARY 12/19/80
SEYF~RTH~SHAW~FAIRWEATHER 12/I9/80
RICHARD L.SHEPARD ~ ASSO£ 1'2/19/80
THE SHOPPER 12/19/80
DENNIS SIMMONS 12/~9/80
SIRCHIE FINGERPRINT LABOR 12/19/80r
S0 SENT. WASTEWATER TREAT 12/19/80
FLORENCE STUBBINS 12/19/80
R. J. SULLIVAN CORP. I2/19/80
UNIJAX~ INCo 12/17/80
EARL WALLACE MOTDRS~ INC.. 12/19/80
XEROX CORPORATION 12/19/B0
KENNETH D. ALLEN 12/19/80
KENNETH D. ALLEN 12/lO/BO
INGEBORG KELLY 1Z/19/80
PARKE~ ADELBERG 12/19/80
DAVID AVILA JR. 12/19/80
GEORGE AICHALE 12/19/80
GEORGE AICHALE 12/19/80
DEREL 30 BAILEY 12/19/80
VIOLA BATTA 12/I9/80
CLARENCE BEERY 12/19/80
WALTER BETSY 12/19/80
HAYOEN BIVINS JR. 12/19/80
SHIRLEY BOSWELL 12/19/80
EDWARD BOYLAN 12/19/80
RALPH B'RIGNOLA 12/19/80
RICHARD BROWN 12/19/80
WILLIAM E. BROWN 12/19/80
SHIRLEY BOSH 12/19/80
KARANETTA BENNETT 12/19/80
CASTLE BLDRS, INC. ~ 12/19/80
PATRICIA CAMERON 12/lg/BO
PAGE 25
TOTAL AMOUNT
183.30
54.8O
4~207-.00
183.66
11.50
5el33075
II9.55
5~777023
12,003.00
555.40
1~220o54
38.33
84025
25030'
21.36
~5.00
38.50
15.00
158.75
3~77Io67
350.0'0
141.75
'90.00
10.00
19~594o72
15.00
3,866.40
1~078000
1,308.00
1,38~14
574o03CR
574.03
Z53.18
4.70
24,00
22o88CR
22088
57.20
27020
6.50
39.50
21.70
14.90
12.20
11.30
17.00
~3.50
12.60
112.77
6.55
l~'j31/~0 CITY OF-BOYNTON BEACH
5S7 C U R R E N T M D N T H C H E C K S
2qECK t; VENDOR ;; VENDOR NAME
'31734
__ '-'73'5
5~'Y36
31737
31738
31739
317~3
317'Cl
31742
31743
3!74~
317,45
f'"31746
31747
31748
31749
31753
31751
3.1752
31753
31754
-31755
r"755
31'757
31758
3.1759
31760
31751
31752
31753-
3175q
31765
31770
31771
31771
31772
31773
3!77W
~775
3177~
31777
31778
31779
31783
31781
31782
553016
559017
550018
553319
550023
550021
553322
'550023
5-50024
550025
'550925
5503~8
560011
550012
55901~
550015
550015
560017
560018
550019
560025
570005
573995
570007
580012
580014
5800'15
580015
580018
580019
5900~
590015
590015
590017
590018
590019
590020
59002I
593303
500003
630015
639015
690017
60091~
600019
690091
620037
680005
630005
6330D7
6~O'OOB
JOAN ANN ZANNATA
HOWARD CARPENTER
VI ~INIA CATALFANO
DENNIS CHA~4BERS
THOMAS' CONNER
STEPHEN R. COOPER
L A R ~.Y COVI NGT9N
Gr- ALD J CROCILLA.
CROMARTIE PROP, INC.
WILLIAM R, CWYNAR
A.Eo CLEWIS JR-D.GASSAWAY
CRANBROOK LAKE 'ESTATES
DANTE" S
HARRY DENTON
ROBERT OI~RIS~I
LUIS DORTA
O. M. ORICOLL
PIERRE DUMESMIN
GERALD DURAN
JOHN DOMINICK
DREXEL PROP. INC
RAYMOND EAST
S-'t I R L.E Y EDWARDS
HARRY J.- EIERMANN
PATR~-IA FILNTON
VITO FLORENT ~NO
M~So JOHN FOX
V° D'NEIL FRANKLIN
MICHAEL K. FREEMAN
GJY FR IESNER
GARY GLASGOW
PALL GOLDSTE ~N
PALL GOLDSTE~
~ILDRED G~AGG
GAYLE GREENE
SELVA GANESH. M.D.
GOLDEN ARMS
EJGENE GUERT[N
HA~KINS ~ MOUN, INC.
HAWKINS ~ MOUW, INC.
THOMAS D. HA.~ILTON
RPBERT L. HOPSON
D.C. HOORNE
GREGORY C. HUBER
HOUSE URBAN DEV.
HJNTERS RUN
RICHARD JONES
EArL ,-i., KAMMER,
ANTHONY KLIMO
VICTOR KURTZ
OR. FRANK LESKO
PAGE 26
CHECK DATE TOTAL AMOUNT
12/19/80 12.20
12/19/80 12.o20
12/19/80 25.80
12/19/80 18.80
12/19/89 10.80
12219/80 2t.50
12/19/80
12/19/80 21.70
12/19/80 25,10
12/19/80 fi.T0
12/19~80 212,00
12/19/80 114.40
12/19/83 IB.O0
12/19/80 10,80
12/19/80 29,10
12/19/80 27.20
12/19/80 t2,20
12/19/80 2,90
12/19/80 16.00
12/19/80 ~2,.80
'12/19/80 55.50
12/19/80 22.20
12/19/80 B.30
12/19/80 17.00
12/19/80 9,20
12/19/80 B.~O
12/19/80 6.15
12/19/80 10.00
12/19/80 ~2.40
12/19/80 8.70
12/19/80 14.20
12/19/80 60.OOCR
12/19/80 60.00
12/19/80 ~.70
12/19/80 12.20
12/19/89 39.70
12/19/80 91.30
12/I9/80 i5.30
12/19/80 30.-OOCR
12/19/80 33.00
12/19/80 ~.70
12/19/80 2'2.13
12/19/80 4.70
12/19/80 6,30
12/19/80 342.50
12/19/80 1~008.50
12/19/80 ~3.35
12/1~/80 25.10
12/19/80' 2.50
12/19/80 1G.90
12/19/80 57.20
12'~31/80
;HECK t') VENDOR ~
~,ITY DF BOYNTON BEACH
RENT MONTH C H
',/E ~iDOR NAME
31783 640009 LENARD LE SOURD
~''784 640013 LAWRENCE LIFLAND
317q5 649911 LORRAINE MOTEL
31786 640081 AWTDNY LAIINO
31787 650025 C.R. MARTS
31788 650925 LEROY MAS~A
31789 650025 WILLIAM MERREL
31790 650929 FRANK MOLINARI
3179I 650030 WILL'IAM MOLHOLLAND
31792 650931 ELIZABETH MULVEY
31793 653332 HENRY MILLER
/',~31794 650033 W, R, MIN~S/STDo STATION
31795 660002 CHERRY NELSON
· 31796 673033 JAMES OAKLEY
3179'7 670034 JOHN E, DLSEN
31798 670037 OPERATION CONCERN
3179~ 670008 ELDDRA OUSLEY
31803 670017 3RLAN HOMES CORP,
31831 650314 ANTHONY PISA
31832 580015 DENNIS PDULETTE
31823 680015 ~NK PRD~TDR
~.834 650017 PJBLISHERS SERVICE CDRP
~895 680018 CARRIE PEARCE
31896 790023 HERBERT AD REAVLEY
3t8~7 739924 MARCEL R, RENAULT
31808 700025 DR DAVID RICHARDS JR,
31839 739327 DAVID L, RISLEY
31810 730326 JDHNN¥ L- ROBERTS
31811 730029 MARILYN RDDSE
31812 733974 RIDBE~OOD B~ILDERS
31813 733095 RqDDES CDflSTRUCTION INC,
31814 7100iq DOUGLAS SCHULTZ
31815 ?13323 JEANETTE SCOTT
3~816 710921 D.H. SMITH
31817 7IDD2G AL~RE] R. SEEGER
/~,3t8IB TIOO25 F. Jo SHEA~ JR.
3'1819 710927 WILLIA~ Fo SMITH
31822 719929 CLAYTON SNEDDDN
3182I 710029 EDWARD SD~ARDS
31822 710039 EJGENE SWINFORD
31823 712155 SEA~AY VILLAS
31824 720006 NICqDLAS TEDESCO
~'q825 720007 THERRIEN E CLEMENS
~i825 720098 SqERYL L. THOMAS
31827 720009 MILTON TRION
31828 ~20319 ANNE ~. YJRNER
3~829 74000C MARK VAN PATTEN
31830 752011 RICHARD ~ATTS
31831 75~212 RJTH NEIDNER
3183,2 750013 ~ANCIS WIhDNER
31833 750015 GLENDA WPDDRUFF
E C K S
CHECK DATE
12/19/53
12/19/80
12/19/90
12/1~/80
12/19/80
12/~9/80
12/19/80
12/19/80
I2/19/83
I2/I9/80
I2/19~80
12/I9/80
12/19/80
I2/I9/80
I2/19/80
I2/I9/80
12/19/80
12/19/80
12/19/80
.12/1~/83
12/19/80
12/19/80
12/19/80
12/i9/80~
12/19/80
12/19/80
12/19/80
12/19/80
12/19/80
12/19/80
12/19/80
12/19/80
12/19/89
12/19/80
12/19/80
12/1~/BD
12/i9/80
12/19/80
12/19/80
I2/19/80
'12/19/80
12/19/80
12/19/80
12/1~/82
12/19/80
12/19/80
12/19/80
12/19/80.
12/19/80
12/19/8.0
12/19/80
PAGE
TOTAL
27
A~OUNT
12,20
26,50
60,50
11,60
26,50
11,15
10,80
2'5,80
27,20
6.00
21,00
9.35
2~oI0
8.90
27.20
64,50
39.D0
192.00
25.70
15,18
4.00
6.30
15,30
1,30
1,20
9.85
25.80
30.00
5,50
38.30
451013
5,00
1~.20
25.30
27,20
39.50
43.00
7.50
25.28
27.20
27.20
43.00
37.50
23.90
4.70
I2.60
2.40
~,00
13,10
4.70
13.50
1.2~1189 2I'TY OF BOYNTON BEACH
C U ~
R E N T M 3 N T H C H E C K S
~ECK ~ VENDO~ ~ VENDOR NAME
,~-'31834 780001
J~35 790033
3~36 790142
31837 230518
31838 210159
~31839 270021
31840 280015
31a41 282002
31842 016240
31843 132950
31844 011200
31845 011400
318~7 0I$990
'31848 016300
31849
31850 020200
318~1
~1852
31853 024479
3185~ 02~712
31855 02~786
~56 025580
3~857 026394
31858 030185
31859 D30ZB~
)31860
31861 031655
31852 032413
31863 034599
31864 035399
31865 0~0395
31866 041690
867 053901
~}868 063700
_~1869 063795
..... !)1870 070400
B187I 070410
31872 071550
31873 071565
.... B1874 073601
31875 07~50~
31876 075500
~77 075533
- 3!878 090356
31879 080410
~1880 0804Z6
31882 084680
31883 086351
3188% 09%229
VINTON G. O. ZWAHLEN
CITY OF BDYNTON BEACH
CITY DF BOYNTON BEACH
DAVID C. WARE
U.S. POSTMASTER
KENNETH D. ALLEN
BDYNTON CITY FEDERAL CRED
LILLIAN BONNER
ISIAH ANDREWS
WILLIE RUTH MCGRAOY
ADAMS CHEVROLET
ADVANCE AIR CONDITIONING
AMERIOAN LIBRARY ASSOC.
ATtANTIC COAST FIRE CO.
AUTOPRDOUCTS, INC.
B.B. AUTO PARTS, INC.
B.I.F.
THE BAKER ~ 'TAYLOR CO.
BLACK'S READER SERVICE
BOBBY BORDEN
BDYNTON AOTO SUPPLY
BDYNTDN TRAVEL AGENCY INC
BUREAU OF ELEVATOR INSP.
C.Ko'S LOCKSHOP~ INC.
CADILLAC ENGRAVERS
CASE POWER ~ EQUIPMENT CD
CERAMICS MONTHLY
CHEMICAL CONCEPTS
COMMERCE CLEARING HOUSE
BARRY CRANE COURT
DALE'S PAINT & BODY SHOP
DETECTIVE BOOK CLUB
EMERGENCY MEDICAL' SERVICE
FLORIOA BRAKE &
FLORIDA STANDARDS LABORAT
BETTY GARRIG&
GAYLDRD .BROTHERS
GENERAL GMC TRUCK
GENERAL TIRE g RUBBER
GLASGO~ EQUIPMENT SERVICE
CHARLES GODFREY
GRIFFIN POLLUTION
R.L. GRUMMONS PRINTING
FRANK B HALLCCO.OF N.Yo
WILLIAM R. HAMILTON
HARLEY DAVIDS2N OF PALM B
MOLLY ACCUMULATOR &
HOUSE BEAUTIFUL
NO~H qUDDLESTON
INDUSTRIAL ~ELDING, INC.
CHEC< DATE
12/19/80
12/19/80
12/19/80
12/14/80
I2/19/80
12/19/80
12/19/80
12/22/80
12/23/80
12/23/80
12723/~D
12/23/80
12/28/80
12/23/80
12'/23/80
12/23/80
I2/23/80
12/23/80
12/23/~0
12/23/80
12/23/80
12/23/80
12/23/80
12/23/80
12/23/80'
12/23/80
12/23/80
12/23/80
12/23/80
12/23/80
12/23/80
12/23/80
12/23/80
12/23/80
.12/23/80
12/23/80
12/23/80
12/23/80
12/23/80
12/23/80
12/23/80
12/23/80
12/23/'83
12/23/80
12/23/80
12/23/80
12/23/80
12/23/80
12/23/80
12/23/80
12/23/80
PAGE
TOTAL
28
AMOUNT
24.40
Z,184.71
45.10
175.00
310.00
402.~6
171.67
185.63
33-00
28.80
28.31
220,66
21.00
64.15
631.80
72.97
175.83
25.41
6.49
90,00
413.29
364.00
41.06
25.90
10.09
9,13
289.49
14.00
692.34
10.51
84.00
280.70
23.68
1D.O0
233.t6
38.00
45.00
365,89
29.28
801.56
222,00
45.00
~25.00
245.00
240~00
173.78
418.05
234.50
11.27
345.00
2,789.00
CITY OF BDYNTON BEACH
qECK,.
3. _86
31887'
3188~
.... 31889
31890
31891
31892
31393
3189~
3182'5
~ ..... 1'895
~1897
B1898
31899
B1900
31991
3190~
31903
3190~
31995
3~ "o6
B19~8
1939
19t0
31911
'~1912
B1.913
31914
~1915
'31916
31917
~1918
' ~t921
1~22
31923
........ 3192~
31925
319~S
31928
31929
930
3193~
3~1933
3193~
31935
: L~ R R E N t M O N T H C H E C
D94295
094305
09~350
II1590
119609
115601
12041D
120453
121742
122518
1229tI
I31571
I32703
132749
132771
ISiS.II
15173.5
154611
180500
181588
190953
191700
194694
196225
lg5395
200200
200501
231583
295410
210150
215390
230448
231521
231782
232480
2~1503
251520
163374
290008
300007
330016
340015
370092
3~0032
4gO00I
~50045
052910
024725
22473]
135429
052320
NAME
I~TE~N~TIONAL ASSO[. FOR
INTERNATIONAL FIRE SER.
INTERSTATE PIPE MAINTENAN
KEN MANUFACTURING CORP.
KDPY KING PRINTING'CENTER
ELEANOR ~RUSELL
LAMA~ UNIFORMS
LANIER BJSINESS PRODUCTS
SALLY LEWIS
LIBRARIES UNLIMITED,
LLOYDS OF BOYNTON BEACH
MEINEKE DISCOUNT MUFFLERS
MIAMI HERA'LD
MICKLER'S FLORIDIANA
MILLER DODGE
PEACOCK'S RADIATOR SERVI[
PETTY CASH POLICE
POOLS BY L. So RULE, INC.
EVA RAYMOND
REEVES HARD,ARE INC.
SZHWANN RECORD&TAPE GUIDE
SEWELL H~RDWARE' CO.v INC.
SOUTH FLORIDA MACK TRUCKS
FLORENCE STUBBINS
SJMMERS ELECTRIC
T ~ T ENGINEERING
TAYLOR RENTAL CENTER
TENNIS S~PPLY
TRAIL FORD TRACTOR C0o
~.So POSTMASTER
UNIJAX
EARL WALLACE MOTORS, INC.
WENGE.R CORPORATION
WESTINGHOJSE ELECTRIC
HERB WILLARD TRUCKING
XEROX ~'R
~0 PORATION
ZEE MEDICAL SUPPLIES
DAL'M BEACH COMMUNICATIONS
ARTHUR BLACK
SqARON Lo DUE
DAVID T. GALLOWAY
CARROLEIZER HERRING
MINNIE L KING
~DDDY JR., NILLIE
WENGLER, THOMAS E.
RICHARD C. SMITH
FIRST BANK & TRUST
B2YNTON CITY FEDERAL CRED'
B2YNTON BEACH RETIREMENT
MdNI[IPAL POLICE
~IREMEN, S RELIEF &
K S
CHECK
PAGE 29
DATE TOTAL AMOUNT
12/2.3/80' 50.00
12/23/80 25.D0
12/23/80 300.00
12/23/80 259.93
12/23/80 89.70
t2/23/80 20.33
12/23/80 1,0~1o80
12/23/80 136o92
12/23/80 15.00
12/23/80 15.33
12/23/80 265.~5
12/23/80 97.85
12/23/80 21.4.5
12/23/80 65.52
12/23/80 462.17
12/23/80 597.07
12/23/80 81.93
12/23/80 2.00'
12/23/80 45.00
12/23/80 51.58
12/23/B0 25.00
12/23/80 245o00
12/23/83 189.12
12/23/80= 15.00
12/23/80 499~00
12/23/83 103.68
12/23/80 67.94
12/23/80 4.00
12/23/89 143.44
12/23/80 450o00
12/23/80 125.D0
12/23/80' 1,022.92
12/23/80 109.00
12/23/80 ~74.i~
I2/23/80 723.60
I2/23/80 '500.80
I2/23/83 279.16
12/23/80 2~.00
I2/24/80 214.38
12/24/80 117.20
12/24/80 161.77
12/24/08 143o16
12/24/80 167.96
12/24/80 293.16
12/2G/80 244.53
-12/2~/80 348.74
12/24/80 19,953.54
12/24/80 8,954.92
12/24/80 3,507.82
I2/24/80 1,405.~8
12/29/B0 849.42
~ITY OF BOYNTON BEACH'
597 C U R R E N T M O N T H C H E C
"31964 013729
965 Dt4969
31966 014309
31967 016343
31968 323153
31958 020.169
3196'9 024503
31~70 22~653
31971 024739
31972 026370
31973 026429
.~3197~ 0303G3
31975 330462
31976
31977 031709
31978 332413
31979 033631
31980 03~598
31981 335561
31982 041581
3i933 3%6439
3!98% 050371
~985 055550
31985 352823
31987 065550
31:988 065590
31989 065618
31989 065618
31990 35650]
31990 066500
31991 07553~
31992 090303
31993 080428
3199~ 084690
31995 0863~9
~ 31996 090108
31997 131537
31998 111559
31999 120407
32093 123502
32091- 130565
32092 1309~0
~.2393 131682
209~ 131760
32005 136402
32005 1~0392
32037 1~1701
32093 153353
32009 160~09
32010 151659
32311 'lEGEOD
VENDOR NAME
ALLEN 'INSURANCE AGENCY
AMERICAN STATES INSURANCE
CARMEN ANNUNZIATO
A~A PUBLICATIONS ORDER O
B.B. ASSOCo FIREFIGHTERS
B,B, ASSgC, FIREFIGHTERS
BETTY BDRDNI
T-J-BOWLES ELECTRIC £0,
BDYNTON BEACH RETIREMENT
DR. JAMES E, BUFFAN
BJRRO~GHS CORPORATION
CALONELL,PACETTI,BARRGW
CAPEL KLANG COMPANIES
CENTURY LIGHTING
PERRY CESSNA
CqEMICAL CONCEPTS
THAMAS A. CLARK
MELVIN COLGIN
CRONN PUBLISHERS, INC.
JOE DELONG
'DJN'5 MARKETING SERVICES
PAUL ECKERT
EROSION CONTROL, INC.
FIREMEN'S RELIEF
FRATERNAL ORDER OF POLICE
C~ARLE.S FREDERICK
FR~E'NDS OF THE PALM BEACH
FRIENDS OF THE PALM BEACH
FJTJRA PRINTING
FJTURA PRINTING
R.L. G~U~MONS PRINTING
HALE FI~E PUMP CO.
EDRARD HARMENING
EDGAR HDNELL
MARILYN HUCKLE
ICqA RETIREMENT CORP,
DEE G. JEGHERS
BERT KEEHR
LAKE NORTH DRAINAGE
BOB LATHAM
HARRY'S TOOL CHEST
MCCAI~ SALES
LISA METHFESSEL '
MEYER SOO
MJNICIPAL FINANCE OFFICER
NYSCA
NEPTUNE METER CO.
/EREESA PADGETT
PALM BCH. COUNTY PoBoAo
CHARLES PERSING
ROBERT PDCSIK
K S
CHEC<
DATE
12/30/80
12/39/80
12/33/80
12/39/80
12/33/80
12/30/80
12/30/80
12/30/80
12/30/80
12/30/80
12/39/80
12/30/80
12/~3/80
12/39/8D
12/30/80
12/33/80
12/30/80
12/3~/80
12/39/80
12/30/80
12/39/80
12/32/80
I2/30f80
12/30/80
12/30/80
12/33/80
12/33/80
12/30/80
12/33/80
12/33/80
1~/30/80
12/30/80
12/30/80
12/33/80
12/33/80
12/30/80
12/33/80
12/33/82
12/30/80
12/39/80
12/33/80
12/30/80
12/33/83
12/30/80
12/33/80
12/33/80
12/30/80
I2/39/80
12/33/83
12/30/80
12133183
PAGE
TOTAL
30
AMOUNT
8,592.00
30.00
I09.00
48.00
475.04CR
10.00
22I .35
172~327.00
150.00
I~5,30
3,837.48
109.08
79.20
130.00
133.28
75.00
15.00
13.19
I55.00
525.00
138.~5
472.88
51,123.90
2,773.52
130,00
5,0OCR
5.00
1,O19oO0[R
1,319.00
81.00
15,38
175o00
200,00
155,00
241o30
200.00
2O9,OO
300.00
200,00
24.00
397.50
44.30
55.00
I75.00
12090
2,221.25
50.00
29.00
200.00
209,00
=ITY OF BOYNTON BEACH
C J R R E N T M D N T H C H E C
'HECK,," VENOOR,," VENOOR NAME
/"~2.212 154583 POLICE RETIREMENT TRUST F
, ?~'~13 180448 RAMADA INN, SOUTHWEST
~014 182800 RI~KE~ MATERIALS CORP,
32215 195310 RJ~IN CONSTRUCTION CO.
~32015 192779 SIMON'S UNIFORMS
32.017 1947,03 SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE
32018 19502'5 STATE OF FLORIDA - DEPT,
3201~ 202555 P- THOMPSON
32022 225612 T~AIL FORD TRACTOR COo
3202I 205532 WALTER M. TRAUGER
32022 21008I U.So CHAMBER P~ESS
32223 215392 ~NIJAX
~-~3202~ 216410 UNITED-WAY OF PALM BCH°
"32025 231600 Tq~S E. WENGLER
32026 23i~79 WESTERN PJBLISHING CD.
32027 232~08 EDWIN Wo WINCH
32228 26~553_ BETTY ZOBEL
32029 2BOO3B JOHN E. B~EITHART
32030 390012 MILF~qO M~NNING
3223I. 530027 GEORGE AICHALE
32032 530008 CHARLES D. AYLOR &~ ASSOC.
~033 650003 HA~RY NEUSTADTER
~ }34 02016~ BoB, ASSOC, FIREFIGHTERS
32035 020170 B,Bo AUTO PARTS~ INC,
32235 256500 FJTJRA PRINTING
32,040 024723 BOYNTON BEACH CHILD CARE
320~i 030185 C.K.'S LOCKSHOP, INC.
32042 0GI60~ DELRA¥ CHEMICAL
32243 050300 EAST COAST FIRE EQUIP.
32Q44 053902 EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICE-
32045 052791 FIREHOUSE MAGAZINE
320~6 063000 FISHER SCIENTIFIC
32047 353782 FLORIDA POWER ~ LIGHT CD.
320~8 065618 ~[ENDS 3F THE PALM BEACH
32049 070400 BETTY GARRIGA
~%320.52 070ff13 GAYLORD BROTHERS
32051 07450.0 CqAOLES GODFREY
075581 GJ.LF OIL CORPORATION
32653 090099 IoB,M, CORPORATION
3205~ 104603 JD~ES EQUIPMENT CO°
~32055 122~t~ LAMAR UNIFORMS
32055 1GOR~5 NATIONAL PURCHASING INSTI
3~057 144500 NOLCO CHEMICAL cO.
- 358 153382 PALM BEACH ~Ro COLLEGE
32059 i50423 PALH BEACH OFFICE SUPPLY
32060 161720 PETTY CASH WATER & SE~ER
32251 IBOSDD EVA RAYMOND
/~'32062 18~520 ROBERTS SEPTIC TA~KS
3.2353 I90959 OLY~£ E, SCHODLEY
3205~ 191510 SEACREST PETROLEUM CO.
32065 '' 1qb225 FL]RENCE STUBBINS
K S
CHECK
DATE
12/3D/80
1213318'0
1213D/BO
12/30/80
12/30/80
12/30/80
I2/32/82
12/30/80
12/33/80
12/33/83
12/30/80
12/30/80
12/30/80
12/38/80
12/30/80
12/39/80
12/30/'80
I2/32/80
12/30/80
12/39/80
12/33/83
12/33/80
12/30/83
12/39/80>
12/3~/83
12/31/89
12/31/80
12/31/80
12/31/83
12/31/80
I2~31/83
12/31/80
12/31/80
12/31/80
12/31/80
12/31/80
12/31/82
12/31/80
12/31/82
12/31/80
12/31/80
12/31/82
12/31/80
12/31/80
12/31/82
12/31/80
I2/31/8D
12/31/80
12/31/80.
12/31/80
12/31/80
PAGE
TOTAL
31
AMOUNT
20,600,00
3'9,00
2~0,30
495.08
3.6,0,0
~,582,28
23,,00
I'3,,98
30.89
155,30
9.95
25.5'3
~lS.GO
209,00
17~15
200,00
50.00
29,46
50.00
12.20
10.68
30.00
318.24
156.80
999.00
2~957.~3
26,40
36.50
100,90
~0.00
12,50
743030
~6~175.69
5.00
45.00
79o91
~5.00
8~271..06
93.00
765,00
30.00
50,00
187.00
48.00
16.29
19.66
45.90
60.00
15,00-
15.OO
qECK '~
--32066
3~68
32069
32372
'B2DT1
~ITY OF BOYNTON BEACH
C U R R E N T M D N T H C H E C K S
VC:NDOR. ,,', ~/ENDOD NAME
CHECk DATE
215B53
221603
231783
3~00~3
SUNC'O, .INC.
J~OERGROJND SUPPLY
VELVA SHEEN
WATER DEPARTMENT
'~ESTERN AJTO STORE
DON Jo MOTTL
12/31183
I2/31/83
12/31/83
12/B1/80
12/3~/80
12/31/83
PAGE
TOTAL A~OUNT
5,'885.20
242.33
3~700o85
139.99
9.36
2tlgZ~sB4o61~ ....