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Minutes 09-18-79
MINUTES OF THE REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING HELD AT CITY HALL, BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 1979 AT 7:30 P.M. PRESENT Edward P. Harmening, Mayor Betty Riscoe, Vice Mayor David Roberts~ Councilman Walter T'Marty" Trauger~ Councilman Peter L. Cheney, City Manager Betty Boroni, Deputy 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 given by Reverend Douglas H. Smith, First United Presbyterian Church of Boynton Beach. Immediately following, the P~edge of Allegiance to the Flag will be led by City Manager Peter L. Cheney. He requested everyone to please rise. AGENDA APPROVAL Mr. Cheney stated he thinks it might be appropriate to give some report on the trash colleotion efforts through~t the City during the past couple weeks and he would like this added under Administra- tive. Mr. Roberts moved adoption of the agenda as corrected, seconded by Mrs. Riscoe. Motion married 4-0. ANNOUNCEMENTS Mayor Harmening annoe~eed that Councilman Norman Strnad is ill and unable to attend thin,meting tonight. Mayor Harmening announced that City Hall will be closed on Monday, October 8~ 1979, in observance of Columbus Day. MINUTES Regular City Council Meeting - September 4, 1979 Mr. Trauger moved adoption of the minutes of the Regular Meeting ~f the City Council of September 4, 1979~ as presented~ seconded by Mr. Roberts. Motion carried 3-0 with Mayor Harmening abstain- ing. PUBLIC AUDIENCE Presentation by Representative of Area Planning Board: Areawide Housing Opportunity Plan for Palm Beach County, 1979 Mr. Frank Brutt, Executive Director of the Area Planninc Board of Palm Beach County, referred to asking for a similar type of commit- ment approximately five years ago and stated it was for the City -to join with other communities in Palm Beach County for the Commun- ity Development Block Grant Program. Boynton Beach has been quite MINUTES - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH: FLORIDA SEPTEMBER 18, 1979 forty, hate and received approximately $65C,000 to assist with drainage problems, etc. Tonight, he is present to ask for a resolution and support for the Areawide Housing Opp~tunity Plan. If this is adopted by half of the municipalities in the County, it will enable the various municipalities to apply f~r additional funding from the Federal Government to assist in mvercoming some of the housing, drainage problems~ etc. He presented a letter basioa!!y identifying to some degree what the program is involved with. He has worked with the City Planner and met with the City Manager regarding the program. They have gained approval ~f ap- proximately eight to nine communities for this program. He then read the last paragraph of the letter identifying the general Areawide Housing ©~portunity Program. By passing a resolution in conjunction with numerous other oommunities~ the Citywill be eligible for additional funding. Mr. Trauger questioned how drainage fits into this program and Mr. B~tt replied that under the Community Development Block Grants, the funds are provided to improve housing stock and if there are drainage problems preventing building satisfactory housing, funds can be used to alleviate these drainage problems. He told about streets, utility systems, etc. being built. Mr. Roberts stated he doesn't believe there should be any objec- t-ion to this particular program. He has not heard anything detri- mental and this is a routine proeedure. Mayor Harmening added that the resolution is on the agenda. Mayor Harmening asked if anyone in the audience wanted to address the Council and received no response. He announced if anyone in the audience wanted to speak on a specific item on the agenda, if they will give their name to the Deputy City Clerk, when that item becomes the order of business they will be allowed to speak. BIDS Sara Sims Park Walkways Mr. Cheney stated that some time ago, we received bids for this walkway and it was concluded the prices were too high. The City Council authorized him to attempt to have this done by County contractors. He then read a recommendation from the Deputy City Engineer~ Bill Flushing: ~'There was a bid opening for the subject 'project on August 14, 1979. The only bidder was Hardrives with a bid of 615,313.60. This was considered too high and Council authorized action that would allowaa County contractor to do the job at the County con- tracted price. The wa!kways are not located in street~rights-of- way and do not fully meet all the requirements to be constructed at County prioes. The County contractor indicated that he would -2- MINUTES - REGULAR CITY COHNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH~ FLORIDA SEPTEMBER 18, 1979 charge about $1!.00 a square yard (Hardrives was asking $12.30 a square yard)~ ..~owever~ he also said he was far too busy to take the job. Attached is a proposal from Lot Servioe indicating that they will do the job for ~9.06 a square yard o~ $9,800.00. They did not bid the job originally because of their work load at that time. Lot Service has reoently (April, 1979) completed a similar walkway for the City[s Barton Memomial Park (I-95 Strip Park). Lot Service eu~ently has a contract with the City ($9,500.00) to pro- vide muck (top soil) for Sara Sims Park. The spreading of the muc~ and the oonstruction of the walkways must be coordinated. German Paving (a minority contractor) requested specifications for the walkways but'when I oontacted FLr. German today he said he regretted to advise that he does not have the equipment to do the job.'? Mr. Cheney added that this price which we received from this contractor, who worked for us before, is below Hardrivets and the County bid. He recommends the contract be awarded to Lot Service. Mr. Trauger moved the City award the oontract for the Sara Sims Park wa!kways to Lot Service in the amount of $9~00. ~ Mrs. Risooe seconded the motion. No discussion. Motion carried 4-0. PUBLIC HEARING - 8:00 P. M. NONE SITE DEVELOPMENT PLANS Seaway Villas PUD - Construction of 21 Duplexes, Seacmest $ So E. 21st Avenue, Submitted by Felix Granados, Agent for Seaway Villas Mr. Felix Gran~dos, 315 S. E. 21st Avenue, requested approval of the site plan submitted and advised that it was approved by the Community Appearanoe Board last night. Mr. Annunziato displayed the plan and stated this is the last aotion needed bythe City Council. This was rezoned to PUD. It is located north of 21st Avenue and east of Seaorest Blvd. The plat has been approved and the bond posted. He explained the site plans for the oonstruotion of 21 units and recreation area. The Planning g Zoning Board and Community Appearance Board reviewed these plans and forwarded positive recommenda- tions. The Teoh~ioal Review Board made recommendation to ap- prove subject to the staff comments of Mr. Howell: 1. Show building setback dimensions from the propertylines, paved streets between buildings~ etc., for a check point when the Building Department reoeives tie-in ~urveys. 2. Must have approval from the Board of Health. 3. Water Management approval is essential. 4. Show elevations of a~aoent properties. 5. Show street elevations and proposed finish floor elevations. -3- MINUTES - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLOR/DA SEPTEMBER18, 1979 Mr. Annunziato continued that this information is on the plat and should be transferred to the site plan. This was on the agenda several wee~ ago and was deleted because it was not approved by the Community Appearance Board. The proper drawings were sub- mitted last night to the Community Appearance Board and approved. Mr. Roberts questioned the location of the entrance to this pro- ject and Mr. Annunziato pointed out it would be S. E. 1st Street extended. Mr. ~ance asked if the applicant was in agreement with the staff comments and Mr. Granados replied affirmatively.and stated he ~rill comply with them. Mr. Trauger made a motion that the Council approve the site plan for Seaway Villas PUD for 21 duplexes at Seacrest & S. E. 21st Avenue subject to the staff comments. Mr. Roberts seconded the motion. No discussion. Motion carried 4-0. HunterTs Run Golf & Racquet Club (Summit Associates) - Construction of Rail and Post Screen Wall at South Entrance Submitted by Paul Hyke!, Agent for Hunter's Run Mr. Annunziato showed the plan and pointed out that north of the entrance has been approved and this site plan is for the construe- tion of the rail fence lying south of the entrance road and west of Congress Avenue. It has been constructed. The staff did re- view this as did the Planning $ Zoning Board and Community Appear- ance Board with positive recommendations f~om all. Mayor Harmening commented that they have done an excellent job in landscaping and beautifying the south end of Congress Avenue. Mrs. Riscoe moved to accept the rail and post screen wall at the south entrance of Hunter's Run~ seconded by Mr. Roberts. No discussion. Motion carried 4-0. 1700 Development Corporation (Via Lago)- Construction of 66 Unit Condominium Complex~ including recreation facilities and dock, maximum height of 3 stories at 37 feet submitted by Tim Greene for the 1700 Development Corporation. Location: East of Bernard's Restaurant on Lake Street Mr. Annunziato advised this is a sensitive landscaped area consist- ing or,horticultural gardens behin~ Bernard~So The site plan pro- rides for an entrance off Lake Street and just east of Bernard's. He pointed out the loop road system. Every effort has been made to have the landscaping on the site memain~in~its o~iginal state. Attempts have been made to relocate trees in the way of the site plan to other sites. The applicant has provided for a decorative wall to be constr~ated for p~ivacy and it w-ill be landscaped on the inside of the wall. There was a slight problem regarding the termination of Lake Street and a vezs/ small amount of Lake Street -4- MINUTES - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH~ FLOP~IDA SEPTEMBER 18, 1979 will have to be extended and the south half of the right-of-way for Lake Street~wil! have to be dedicated. This will be p~ovided by.this site p!an inca plat to follow. He then explained the buildings varying inelevation not to exceed 37 feet. Mr. Tim Greene~ 466 N. E. 5th Avenue, Delray Beach, degeloper and agent for Via Lago, came before the Council. He referred to havinga four story 'plan drawn for 80 units, but advised it de- stroyed the site. Inre-eva!uating, they .cleared out vegetation choking out valuable vegetation. He explained how they~tried to carry,the theme of the restaurant throughout the whole project. He told about the various facilities planned. Mayor Harmening questioned if there was a projected price range and Mr. C~eene replied they would start around $1307000 to $140~000 with a size range from I~700 to 2~500 square feet with garage~ large decks and patios. Mr. Annunziato stated the net densityon the buildable land is approximately 8 units per acre. Mr. Roberts questioned how the 5.578 acres fit into the ptan and Mr. Annunziato replied the owners have the d~ed to the submerged land~ but no credit was given for that. Mr. Trauger asked if the ownership of the development corporation was the same as Bernard's and Mr. Green replied negatively and explained the 1700 Development Corporation will be the owners which is separate from the restaurant. Mayor Ha~meningreferred to there being several stipulations attached to this approval from the Engineering Department, Build- ing Department~ Utility Department, Police Depa~tment~ General Services Department~ Planning Department and Recreation Depart- mentand asked if he was familiar with all the stipulations. Mr. Greerereplied affirmativelyand stated they have clarified them to the approval of all agencies and they will abide byall staff comments. Mr. Trauqer moved approval of the site development planfor the 1700 Development Corporation for construction of a 66 unit condo- minium complex located easter Bernard, s Restauranton Lake Street, subject to aoeeptance of staff comments. Mrs. kiscoe seconded the motion. No discussion. Motioncarried 4-0. LEGAL Ordinances - 2nd Reading - Public Hearing Proposed Ordinance No. 79-28 - Re: Creating Codes Enforcement Board Mr. Vance read proposed Ordinance No. 79-28 by title on second reading. -5- MINUTES - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOI?~TON BEACH~ FLORIDA SEPTEMBER 18, 1979 Mayor Harmening asked if anyone in the audience wished to speak in favor of this ordinance and received the response that this is a fantastic ordinance. He then asked if anyone wanted to speak in opposition to this ordinance and reeeived no response. Mr. Roberts moved the adoption of Ordinance No. 79-28 on second and final reading~ seconded by Mrs. Riscoe. No discussion. Mrs. Boroni took a moll call vote on the motion as follows: Vice Mayor Risooe - Yes Counoilman Roberts - Aye Councilman Trauqer - Aye Mayor Harmening - Aye Motion carried 4-0. Mr. Cheney asked if it would be acceptable to put this on the agenda for the next meeting to make appointments to this Board and Mayor Harmening replied affirmatively. Mr. Roberts suggested that we obtain resumes f~om people interested. Mr. Tmauger suggested that names be submitted now to see how they sit with the Council. He would assume anyone recommending some- one would have some knowledge of their background or the recommen- dation would not be made. Mayor Harmening added if the appoint- ments are made now, the Board could ozxganize and study the ordi- nance and state law and be ready to act sooner. Mrs. Ri scoe agreed that we should proceed now. Mr. Roberts stated he will go along with the majority of the Council~ but he cannot vote for anyone until he knows who he is voting for. It is not difficult to send in a little resume. Mr. Roberts made a motion to wait until the next meeting and in the meantime let it be known that we will accept resumes for the membership on this Board. Mayor Harmening ascertained there was no second to this motion. Mayor Harmening suggested making the appointments since the ordi- nance will go into effect on October 1. Mr. Vance informed the Council that an appointment could not be made to a Board which does not exist until the ordinance goes into effect. Mr. Tmauger asked if names could be suggested now so the Council, audience and City could look at'these people and if there are additional names, they can be acted upon. Mr. Vance replied the Council can certainly present for consideration, comment or evaluation names in an informal manner at this time if they desire. However~ to actually get to the appointing stage, we will have to wait until October 1 or immediately thereafter. Mayor Harmening suggested putting this on the agenda for the next meeting with the appointments to be made effective immed- iately. Mrs. Riseoe stated she is open for suggestions and would like to hear those which Mr. Trauger has in minds -6- MINUTES - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA SEPTEMBER 18~ 1979 Mr. Trauger stated he was going to propose part of a panel of people in Boynton Beach who he thinks have outstanding qualifica- tions~ ability and experience in the City. We have a backlog of many,cases that have been ~gnored. He thenproposed the follow- ing: Mr. George Davis, an architeet who has semved on the Board of Adjustment. He has been supportive of the Boards and has assisted the Boards. He is a member of the Rotary. Mr. Riek Rossi, an engineer who has lived and worked in Boynton Beach. He was a member of the Planning g Zoning Board and Building Board of Adjustments g Appeals. He has done considerable work in development in many areas. Mr. Foy Ward, a qeneral contractor, who has great experience with codes, knowledge of codes, etc. He also served on the Board of Adjustment as Chairman far several years. Mr. Dick Lambert, a realtor, who has had experience with the Planning & Zoning Board, President of the Chamber of Commeree, and has worked long and hard for the City. Mr. Roberts stated that he has another list which he will present at the next meeting. ~&yor Harmening agreed this was a good cross section suggested by Mr. Trauger with most of these people having served on Boards previously. He suggests these be looked into and discussed at the next meeting. A gentleman from the audience referred to a lawyer being mentioned for this Board and Mr, Trauger replied this ordinanee provides for the service of an attorney for the Board. Ordinanees- 1st Reading Proposed Ordinance No. 79-29 - Re: Use of Fedgral keyenue Sha~ing Fund, 1978-79 Mr. Vance stated this is an emergency ordinanee sinee it relates to the use of Federal Revenue SharingsFunds prior to our next budget year. He then read proposed Ordinance No. 79-29 in its entirety. Mayor Harmen±nq asked if anyone would like to speak in opposition ~ this proposed ordinance and reeeived no response. He asked if anyone would like to speak in favor of this proposed ordinanee and received no response. -7- MINUTES - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH~ FLORIDA SEPTEMBER 18, 1979 Mrs. Riscoe mOved to accept on first and f,~mal reading proposed Ordinance No. 79-29, seconded by Mr. Trauger. No discussion. Mrs, Boroni took a roll call vote on the motion as follows: Councilman Trauger - Aye Councilman Roberts - Aye Vice Mayor Riscoe - Yes Mayor Harmening - Aye Motion carried 4-0. Resolutions Proposed Resolution No. 79-JJ - Re: Approving Areawide Housing Opportunity Plan for Palm Beach County Mr. Vance read proposed Resolution No. 79-JJ by title. Mayor Harmening added that this implements and puts into effect the Areawide Housing Opportunity Plan which Mr. Brutt spoke about. Mr. Trauger moved to adopt Resolution No. 79-JJ, a resolution approving the Areawide Housing Opportunity Plan for Boynton Beach as a portion of Palm Beach County. Mr. Roberts seconded the motion. Hnder discussion, Mayor Harmening commented that these are the kind of things~ere tax monies go and the reason our Pederal Income Tax is as high as it is. It is more money for low cost housing. Mrs. Boroni then took a ~oll call vote on the motion as follows: Vice Mayor Riscoe - Aye Councilman Trauger - Aye Councilman Roberts - Aye Mayor Harmening - Aye Motion carried 4-0. Other City Attorney Report on Council Confirmation of Department Head Appointments Mr. Vance referred to submitting a memo whichis self-explanatory. Mr. Roberts referred to the suggestion to-repeal Sections 60 and 69 and questioned if the same would apply for Section 617 Mr. Vance replied that it would appear at the very least Section 61 should be revised and updated. Mr. Roberts stated he would like to see an ordinance to eliminate Sections 60 and 69 and to make a recommendation on Section 61 if necessary. He would also like discussion on Section 49. -8- MINUTES - REGHLAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA SEPTEMBER 18, 1979 Mrs. Riscoe stated if we are going to start repealing and clarifi- cation, why don't we appoint a Charter Revision Board? If we start on one~ there is no stopping. Mr. Roberts replied that ~we have had a Charter Revision Board previously, but with Home Rule every time we run into something it is just as easy to remove or amend it. For a Board to read through all these documents is quite a shore. Mr. Vance added that he has been dealing in this area for 11 years and has seen several Charter Revision Boards come and go. He has also seen a couple situations where an individual is hired, retained and directed to redraft the Charter and thenmake a presentation to ~ Charter Revision Board. This appears to be helpful. Mr. Trauger stated that he agrees with Mr. Vance. As Chairman of the old Charter Revision Committee, he knows they spent six months to determinewhich ares to attack first. Many points of view entered into it ~and they were about a year coming up with the first part of the dodument and then changes had to be made. Then Home Rule came in and the City Couneil did not even piok up the good part !e~t. He agrees with Mr. Vance that we should appoint someone to weed this out and then have a Charter Review Committee sound it out v~th the publio. Mayor Harmeninc stated it seems like when you have a Charter Revision Committee, it takes a long time and then assuming they do come up with a ~inished product they are able to pre- sent to the City Counei!, the Council goes through the whole thing and may or may not agree with it. In the end, it still ~alts on the Council to make the changes. Ultimately the simptest~ quickest and most feasible way-is for the Council to revise portions of the Charter as they come to our atten- t-ion. If any member of Council finds a certain section to be particularly incongrmous to the present philosophy of govern- ment~ he sees no reason why that member of the City Council marmot put it on the agenda for discussion of that particular eeotion and if it is decided to ~mend it~ the attorney man be instructed to prepare the appropriate ordinance. Mayor Harmening then re~erred to the philosophy of government and explained how there were different shades of the City Manager form of government. Mr. Cheney stated that his main interest is clarity of what the existing Charter says. With our operation, a tremendous number of things by habit and procedure come to the City Counoil for the ultimate demision which he thinks is very proper~~' He ex- plained how many things in the day-to-day operation are handled administratively. However, the one question which came up is. the question of confirmation of department heads and what that means. Sections 60 and 69 have to do with the Police and Fire Departments and probably ean be removed. The City Council/ City Manager system works in a variety of ways. It must be clear whieh,way it works especially when it comes to department -9- MIbE1TES - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA SEPTEMBER 18, 1979 head appointment confirmation. The Planning Director was done by this method, but none have been appointed since that time. Mayor Harmening stated the Council actually has the final word 'hhrough a formal eor~irmationprocedure. However, if any City Manager appointed a Department Head, who the majority of the members of the Council felt was unqu~lified~ he thinks there would be enough expression that the City Manager would reconsider. There is a cheek and balance without formal proceedings. Mr. Cheney agreed and added there has to be abi!ity on the part'of the City Manager regarding the kind of person to appoint who will be sup- ported by the existing City Council. However~ there are problems and questions relative to the confirmation process. There is some common sense built in to p~otect us. His experience in the past hasbeen the Council did not~confirm~ but the Department Heads he appointed are still there and seem to be accepted by the City Council. It should be clarified some way. Mayor Harmening requested expressions on this and Mr. Roberts replied that he will go along with it if the City Manager feels it should be eliminated. However, the only restriction he would like to see is before anyone is appointed, the City Council be aware of it, so if they have any information, they could so state. Mr. Trauger questioned the difference between getting prior approval om approval after an appointment is made and Mr. Roberts replied that he did not say anything about approving or disapproving, but just for the name to be mentioned. If there is no objection, then the appointment can be made. It would not go formally before the Council. Mr. Cheney stated he could not imagine a City Manager appointing a local person w~thout checking him out very well as far as character, background, etc. Many people, including the Council, would be included to obtain that information. Mr. Roberts referred to not being prepared to move on this and suggested putting it on the table. Mr. Trauger suggested get- ting~clarification where Sections 60, 61 and 69 fit into the pattern. Mr. Vance informed him it would appear Sections 60, 61 and 69 were adopted in 1947 when the Charter was revised by special act.i£.When Section 49 was adopted by the City Commis- sion in 1976, it would appear it was adopted without being com- pared to the portions of the Charter already existing. Mr. Cheney clarified that two ordinances were passed the same night. One clearly identified the roles of the City Manager in a pre- cise way and the other put in Section 49. Two major conflict- ing ordinances were passed in October 1976. Mrs. Ris¢oe moved to have the City Attorney draw up an ordinance to repeal Sections 60, 61 and 69 of the existing Charter and table Section 49 for ~urther discussion. Mr. Trauger seconded the motion. Mr. Roberts referred to separating the two and Mr. Vance advised that it deals with a multiplicity of topics in his memo and it is proper to address all the items in the memo. Motion carried 4-0. -10- MINUTES - REGULAR CITY COt[~CIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH: FLORIDA SEPTEMBER 18, 1979 OLD BUSINESS Report on Drainage Canals - Golfview Harbor Mr. Cheney referred to the last meeting when Mr. Edgar Lewis~ a resident of Go!fview Harbor, asked for information concerning the ownership and maintenance responsibilities of the canals through- out the City,and speeif/cal!y the canal to the rear of his house and advised all the oanals in Gotfview Harbor and probably most of the canals throughout-the City are dedicated ~to the perpetual use of the public for prgper purposes~'. This particular canal has a right-of-way of 80 feet and the plat indicates the width of water of 60 feet ~. The actual width of the water in the canal at this location is approximately 54 feet. Currently the Cityattempts to re~u!ar!y ~nspect canals for excess grgwth of vegetation~ and through a sp~ng operation.and the use of a speeial pellet material the City endeavors to curb the vegetation. The City does not maintain all canals withre~ard to removal of debris~ nor does the City carry outa dredging program. The City staff is ~orking with the Golfview Ha~h0r' subdivision deve- loper in regard to the head wall at the end of the canal at S. W. 14th Avenue and is hoping the developer will provide us with either an a~gine~ring certification relative to the present construction of the head wall or an acceptafole design for recon- struction of this facility. We have discussed this matter with the developer and his attorney~and hope we will be able to make some meaningful progress in this matter soon. Mr. Edgar Lewis thanked the City Manager for this report, but stated it does not answer some of his questions. He assumes when they say the canals are dedicated to public use~ this means they belong to the oitizens of Boynton Beach. Mayor Harmening replied that ~u~te a few of the canals in ~town are not dedicated to public use. Mr. Lewis referred to maintenance~and Mr. Cheney indicating a minimum maintenance program and showed pictures to the Council taken in 1977 and stated the situation is the same this year. Also~ is the developer going to res~re or ~eing asked to restore the end of the canal? If this is done, who takes care of main- tenance after that point? Mr. Cheney replied that he would as- sume maintenance of this canal after that point-would be similar with spraying and removal of debris. Mayor Harmening added that another ~actor affecting the canals is the amount of water and explained. Mr. Cheney explained how there had been a problem at this particular location due to construction and the water shortage. MINUTES -REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH~ FLORIDA SEPTEMBER 18, 1979 Mayor Harmening~ asked if the developer has made any commitment regarding restoring the head wall and Mr. Cheney replied that he has not made such a commitment but has employed an additional designer to work with the City. We do have a bond which we have discussed with the.attorney. At one point~ we were led to under- stand the engineer wrote a letter eertifTing construction, but we have not seen that letter. We have been pmomised there will be designs to restructure that head wall. Some of the material has been taken out by the developer. Mayor Harmening stated one reason in the past the Couneit has been reluctant to address canals is because of private canals. if we spend a lot of money on public canals, we would be expected to spend some on private eanats. In addition, there are certain covenants where the homeowners association has agreed to maintain the canals. Mr. Lewis asked if this was true in this ease and Mayor Ha~mening replied that he did not know. Mr. Vance added that he has not reviewed the plat or dacumentation .associated with it. Discussion ensued comparing the use of easements and canals by the public. Mr. Cheney then summarized that he will report when there is progress and will meet with Mr. Lewis. 55 Acre Recreational Area Access Road Mr. Cheney referred to having been in discussion with the deve- loper, but-advised there is no ~urther development on this to- night. Mrs. Riscoe moved to str~ke this item of the 55 acre recreational area access road, seconded by Mr. Roberts. No discussion. Motion carried 4-0. NEW BUSINESS NONE ADMINISTRATIVE Report from City Manager Re: .TraSh Qglleq~%gn ~E~gMt~ Fo~0wing Storm Mr. Cheney referred to the trashbeing around the City during the past two weeks and stated that normallyina period of nine work- ing days, we would have picked up approximately 90 truck loads of trash. In the past nine working days plus two Saturdays and one Sunday, we have picked up 296loads of trash. Approximately 1,000 mardaours have been worked in that period of time which includes wor~kinglonger thanthe normal time each dayas well as the weekends. We are finally getting towards the end of the route and reached Golfview Harbor today. We have been workingand try- ing to get on top of this situation. -12- MINUTES - REGULAR CiTY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA SEPTEMBER 18, 1979 A woman told about no collection being made in the north end and Mr. Cheney-informed her on the day following the hurriaane~ 16 loads of trash were picked up in the north end and this is where the trucks started. After further discussion, Mayor Harmening assured everyone that all the trash will be shortly taken mare of. Replacement to Building Board of Adjustment S Appeals (Tabled) Mayor Hammening ascertained there were no nominations for this appointment ~and l~rs. Riseoe moved to leave this on the table, seeondedby Mr. Trauger. Motion carried 4-0. Appointment of Alternate to Board of Adjustment Mayor Harmening ascertained there were ao nominations for this appointment and Mr. Trauger moved to table this, seconded by Mrs. R~scoe. Motion.carried 4-0, Status Report - Bass Creek Development Mr. Cheney referred to being asked by two members of the Council to indicate where the Bass Creek project stands and advised there has been some slowdown in this development because of financial reasons. He has been told by the developer that he has obtained additional financing and within two to three weeks, they will be workinc again. We do have a valid performance bond for the pro- jeer of over $400,000. Status Report - DRI Application, Motorola Mr. Cheney stated at the last Planning & Zoning Board meeting, a brief discussion was presented on two subjeets~ the DRi process~ development of regional impact mandated by the State~ and tied it into the possibi!ity of the first DRI project-which might be Motorola. The name of Motorola has been around the community for some time with not knowing what is going to happen. There is no application from Motorola. However, it was made clear two or three meetings ago that Motorola was making application to buy in the City because Riteeo requested an extension based on Motorola indicating purchase. He knows Motorola is making application for the DRI process and is working with the Treasure Coast Regional Planning Agency. He wanted a presentation made to point out where the Planning & Zoning Board and City agencies fit into the DRI process. Mr. Annunziato will explain the flow chart. We have tried to identify ~all the steps which have to be taken in the DRI process as to where the City agencies and staff fit into the operation~ so we know everystep is made and hopefully nobody ends up being forgotten and has to make a sudden decision. This chart suggests the number of steps involved and the responsibility. The Planning & Zoning Board and City Council will have animportant role. -13- MINUTES - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH~ FLORIDA SEPTEFiBER 18, 1979 Mr. Annunziato stated a development of this nature will be a development of regional impact because of certain thresholds a development of that size encounters with exceeding parking and square footage. Review i~ required by the Treasure Coast R~t gional Planning Council. They must eonduet a hearing on DRI and make recommendations to the local government prior to the City Council enacting any,kind of development order. He then f~mlty explained the potential classifications and procedures that a development of this nature would entail. He also explained the steps to be taken by the Planning g Zoning Board, City Council, Community Appearance Board~ Technical Review Boaz~ and T~easure Coast Regional Planning Council. He explained how if all the information 'was submitted as required, a development order eould be approved and issued by January 2, 1980. Mr. Vance added that Mr. Annunziato has cut all the excess time out of this flow chart. This is based upon the applicant f~r- nishing the materials within the time frame outlined. M~. Annunziato added this was a helpfn~l educational exerei~e for the staff. Mr. Cheney added that he thinks we will have here an interesting opportunity to see if the coneern of the environment and concerns about development can actually work together in this particular type of development. Mr. Trauger asked if a copy of this chart had been given to Motorola and Mr. Cheney replied that they are aware of this process. Mayor Harmening added that Motorola is working to meet various time frames. Consider Request of Metric Taxi for Adjustment of Rates Mr. Giocomo Mazze~, 435 So E. 1st Avenue, Delray Beaeh~ and owner of Metric Taxi came before the Council. He stated he was unable to attend the meeting two weeks ago beeause he was not notified. He believes the rates of $1o00 for ~ mile and 20¢ per % mi!e thereafter were approved. He requested $!.00 for 1/5 mile and 20¢ per 1/5 mile thereafter, which would be $1.00 per mile. Due to increased costs, he needs these extra revenues to stay in business. Also, Delray Beach deregulated them and they ean eharge whatever they want. They intend to stay within the requested rates. Mr. Trauger questioned the origin of the ordinance passed at the last meeting and Mr. Cheney replied that it was at the request of Mr. Mazzeo. Mr. Trauger stated since we just did this a couple weeks aqo~ he would like to ask M~. Mazzeo to test this rate and see how it does. Mr. Mazzeo stated he was not noti- fied when the original ordinance was adopted. Mr. Trauger informed him that it was his company which made this request. Mms. Riseoe stated sinee we just appmoved this ordinance, she thinks it should ride until given a fair chance. MINUTES - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH~ FLORIDA SEPTEMBBR 18, 1979 Consider Request of Center for Group Counseling for Financial Support Mayor Harmening referred to this request being submitted by letter with backup mater~ia! and Mr. Roberts added that he also saw an artie!e in the paper in regard to this. Mrs. Mack, representing the Center for Group Counseling, came before the Council and stated she was present to answer any questions. Mayor Harmening stated the budget was passed at the last meeting and no money was ineluded for support of 'a group like this. Mrs. Mack replied that she understands budget problems, but also understands that there are some contingency funds. They have been serving Boynton Beach 1since they opened in 1973. They would like to eontinue servic~_~g people and expand with a new ward. They transport as well as come to homes. Mayor Harmening questioned the amount of their annual budget and Mrs. Mack replied that it was $52~ 000 last year and $707000 this year. Mayor Harmening referred to the request being for $4,000 from Boynton Beach and stated this seemed to be more than the 4% mentioned. Mrs. Mack replied that they hope to project into more numbers and service hours. Mayor Harmeoing asked if at the present time any of the cities to the south ~fund this and Mrs. Mack replied that Boca Raton is, but Delray Beach is not. Mr. Trauger questioned their source of funds and Mrs. Mack explained they have various fund raisings. Mr. Trauger asked if there was any part f~om the CETA p~oject and Mrs. Mack replied negatively and advised they have a volunteer force. Mr. Roberts asked if we had donated previously-and Mrs. Mack replied negatively. Mr. Roberts stated many organizations are funded by private sources or federal sources and when they run short of money, they approach the City Council. If all these groups came to the City Council and we funded them all, we would be broke in the first month. Also, we cut down on the drug program donation. He would like to see it funded~ but doesn't think we are in a posit-ion to. Mrs. Riscoe added-that we just recently rejected a request from the Y.M.C.A. Mr. Trauger recommended thanking this Center for their group counseling, the service they have done for Boynton Beach and the 14 patients they have served, but we are not ~in a position at this time to grant any funds. They should consider making a request next year prior to budget time. He recommends that' we cannot fund it at this time. Mayor Harmening agreed. Mrs. Mack thanked the Council and advised they will be here next year at budget time. -15- MINUTES- REGULAR CITY COHNCIL MEETING BOyNTON BEACH, FLORIDA SEPTEMBER 18, 1979 Consider Change in Telephone System Mr. Cheney referred to there being some reluctance at budget time to proceed with an updated telephone system~ butstated as his memo indicates, we have received information that the Bell system has rate increases pending on this particular kind of equipment which may or may not go into effect by November 1. He thought it mandatory to bring this to the Counc±l~s attention before it hap- pens. If they want to give this system consideration, a presenta- tion aah be made by the telephone company~at the next 'meeting to explain the system and we will still have time to proceed before the Novenfoer 1 deadline. He still recommends we do it at ~some point, but the Coumei! may want to hear more ab, out it. Mr. Trauger made a motion to have the presentation and see what this is. Mrs. Riscoe referred to approving ~5C,000 for this~ but we did talk about trying to spread it over two years. Mr. T~augersmuggested that the presentation be made and consideration be given to spreading the cost over two fiseaI years. Mr. Cheney advised that he will arrange for the presentation at the next meeting. Authorizing Execution of Agreement - Riviera Beach Library Mayor Harmening referred to a proposed agreement being submitted to be executed between Boynton Beach and Riviera Beach which will provide for free public library services for library card holders between the two cities and stated this agreement is similar to others that the City has had. It is recommended the City Council approve the agreement. Sueh~approval is consistent with present City policy relative to cooperation between municipal librariesl He certainly is not in any way against this proposal~ but does not see how we would have much traffic between the Riviera Beach Library and our library.. He cannot see how it would be benefi- cial for either one. Mr. Cheney agreed but advised this is to have a working relationship between the libraries so they can share and work together. Mr, T~auger added that they might have vTa!umes in their library which we can use as reference. Mr. Cheney informed the Council that he received word today from the Assistant County Administrator that the Board of County Com- missioners directed the County staff to work on library funding, but he is not sure of the details. Mr. Roberts moved to authorize execution of this agreement be- tween the City of RIviera Beach ,and City of Boynton Beach lib- raries~ seconded by Mr. Traugero No discussion. Motion car- ried 4-0. -16- MINI1TES -REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH~ FLOP~IDA SEPTEMBER 18, 1979 City ManagerTs Recommendation for Compensation for Classified City Employees, F/Y 1980 Mr. Cheney stated he had hoped to have all this packaged together for the Council tonight ~with a proposed resolution, proposed salary sea!es, etc., but he has a variety of reasons that it is not ready. He had also hoped to have the union contract, but that is not ready yet either although there is a speeia! meeting being called with the fire union this Friday evening. By the next meeting~ he is confident he will have the complete package for the CouncilTs review. He suggests considering this as a progress report with action being tabled until the next meeting. Mr. Trauger moved to table action on compensation for classified City employees until the next meeting~ seeonded by Mr. Roberts. Motion carried 4-0. Budget Transfer Requests Contingency Fund - Bus Benches Mr. Cheney referred to the City Council authorizing the purchase of twelve benches at the last meeting and stated this is the bud- get transfer to cover that purchase. Also he has had one or two requests from citizens for alternate locations which he is hold- ing until the benches come and he will come back with a list for the Council's review then. Mrs. Riscoe moved to authorize the budget transfer for the bus benches in the amount of $1,200 from the contingency fund. Mr. Trauger seconded the motion. No discussion. Motion carried 4-0. CityManager's 'Depar~me~ Mr. Cheneyadvised that this request includes a number of items and confirms action which the Council has previously takenand addresses those in a poht of view of transfer before the end of the fiscal year. Mr. Roberts moved to approve this transfer for the City Manager's Department from Contingeneies, Summer Youth, and Building/Salary Funds to City Manager/Salary Fund. Mr. Trauger seconded the motion. No discussion. Motion:carried 4-0. RePort on Income Comparison 1971-1980~ for Information Mr. Cheney referred to this being a report just primarily for information and stated he was interested what percentage of the budget was from ad valorem taxes and found this interesting. -17- MINUTES - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA SEPTEMBER 18, 1979 Mr. Cheney added that periodically he will do these kinds of things to let us know where we have been and where we are going. Mr. Trauger stated this is a very interesting document. It shows inflation has takena heavy impact against the e~onomy and the amount of money it takes. We have grown and added more ser- vice but the cost of growth has been quite ~ pyramid going up. It is amazing to see what it is from 1971 to what it ±s today. Mr. Cheney.stated we must compare this with not only t±me and inflation, but we have doubled population. Mayor Harmening commented that he can tell from the licensing permits in the Building Department when construction has been up and down. Mr. Cheney pointed out also that even though property taxes have gone up~ they have still maintained a reasonable relationship to the total budget. Application for Permit to Solicit - Veterans of Foreign Wars~ V.F.W. Post 10150 Mr. Roberts re~erred to general solie~tation being cireled and stated he believes this means off the road. He does not want to see them soliciting on the street. He moves to grant this permit to so!icit~ seconded by Mr. Trauger. No discussion. Motion earried 4-0. List of Payments - Month of August 1979 Mr. Roberts moved to put this list of payments on file~ seconded by Mrs. Riscoe. Under discussion, Mayor Harmening eommented that it seems to be smaller this month and Mr. Cheney replied that we are running out of money since it is the end of the year. Motion earried 4-0. Approval of Bills Mr. Cheney read the following bills for approval: Boynton Beach Child Care Center 4,228.55 After care program for the 4th quarter, 1979 Pay from Federal Revenue Sharing Fund 320-641-564-40-5A Ordinance ~73-15~ passed 5/15/73 Allied Universal Corp. 2,275.00 Chlorine for Water Treatment Plant Pay from Water & Sewer Revenue Fund 401-332-555-30-63 Publix 117.19 Mea---~for the needy and infirmed Pay from Pederal Revenue Sharing Fund 320-641-564-40-5A Ordinance #73-15, passed 5/15/73 -18- MINUTES - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA SEPTEMBER 18, 1979 Paul N. Howard Co. Est. ~7 203,849.10 Part B - Force Mains Pay from Utility General Fund 401-000-169-11-00 75% E.P.A. re-imburSable Contract dated 10/26/78 Aqua, Chem Co., !nc. 9,266.21 Lime ~or Water Treatment Plant Pay from Water g Sewer Revenue Fund 401-332-533-30-65 6. Lamer Uniforms 1,429.22 Uniforms ~or Cityof Boynton Beach employees Pay ~rom the following: 001-195-519-30-97 190.00 102-194-519-30-97 175.22 401-395-539-30-97 1064.00 e Aetna Life g Casualty Workmen~s Compensation Insurance Pay from the following: 001-000-155-03-00 401-000-155-03-00 187,624.00 153,650.00 34,074.00 8. German Asphalt $ Pavement Co. 1,070.00 Shetlrock ~or Galaxy Park Payfrom the f~llowing: 350-000-247-77-00 001-721-572-60-56 827.50 242.80 9. WLllie Ruth McGrady 86.40 Server for Senior Citizens Club - 2 weeks Pay from Fed. Revenue Sharing '~und 520-641-564-40-5A Ordinance ~73-15, passed 5/15/73 10. Isiah Andrews 99.00 Driver for Senior Citizens Club- ~ weeks Pay~f~om Federal Revenue Sharing Fund 320-641-564-40-5A Ordinance ~73-15~ passed 5/15/73 1!. Rubin Construction Co. 74,865.97 Street resur~aeing program Pay from General Fund 001-411-541-60-31 Palm Beach County Bid 78-234 12. Caldwell, Paeetti, Barrow L Salisbury 3,296.90 Litigation on various eases - Riscoe, Ocean Ridge, Watter~s Pay from General Fund 001-141=814-40-60 Mr. Roberts re~erred to the amount for insurance and asked if we are doing anything in.regard to the sel~insurance plan and Mr. Cheney replied that 'we are cooperating as much as we can with the local plan Gallagher is preparing. We are also working very closely~with ~ay Allen~relative to the new workmen's compensation -19- MINUTES - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA SEPTEMBER 18, 1979 ~d watching the premiums. If the Gallagher Plan does not go through, then we will look at the State League of Cities Plan. He to~daof having concern about this plan. If we can do a plan in Palm Beach County~ it might be preferable. He hopes by the end of this year, the local plan will be completed. Mr. Roberts moved to pay our bills, seconded by Mr. Trauger. No discussion. Motion carried 4-0. ADJOURNMENT Mrs. Riscoe moved to adjourn~ seconded by Mr. Roberts. Motion carmied 4-0 and the meeting was properly,adjourned at 9:50 P.M. CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA / Vice Mayor ATTEST: ~ ~~City Clerk Recordiag Se~etary (Three Tapes) Councilman Co unci lman -20- CITY DF 8OYNTDN BEACH PAGE rOY ................ C U R~R_E_N T.__M_.O N T H C H E C K S citECK # VENDOR # VENDOR NAME 5~2 014919 APPERSON CHEMICAL ./k.~ 202550 JAMES C. THOMPSON 1.7L65 .... 202550 JAMES C. THOMPSON _=L~082 020405 CONSTANCE BAISH 083 021540 FRANK A. BEDNARICK 0SA 0~480 ..... GBE BUTLER 085 03050t RENA CARRIER 086 056500 WOODROW EUTSAY ~0~8_7 081L43~ .... ~O~N HARRING~O~ 88 084660 'MURIEL HOLZMAN [04508 F~ANK JOHNSON CHECK DATE TOTAL AMOUNT 5/04179 62., 5, OCR 7102/79 724..?2 7/02/79 8/01/79 810//79 170o32 8/0 t/79 810 I/79 63.2.3 5/01/79 55.64 8 / 0 iL/ 8/0 L/79 164o46 8/01/79 88.75 .'JOU~SO~ ............ 8/01/7_9 I04510 JOHN JOHNSTON 8/01/79 '~092 166300 ELEANOR PUFFER 8/01/79 ~g09~ -",,1909~0' ~ARY E.'SCHORR ' - 8/01/79 809S '": ' 8/01/79 230452 ULIVE WALLACE 5/01/79 231580 W.To WELCH 8/01/79 I03 124590 194290 06 62.5.19 91 -' .202.21 - [68.90 82.65 ............ 8/01/ff~_: ..... ~6~_o9_~1_ __ .- LDRED/Ao ZWART 810t/79 77.13 EDWARD' SULLIVAN 8/0]/79 . . . -,. I9~10 ' F_R~Ii~G_'_]_ ........... 8/0LZ.7~_ : 3_0_,~L~£_ NORMAN LOLfTTE 8/01179 42.46 KEN SNOW 5/01179 225.41 T.UI~ ................... 8/0tZY9 ..... ]i.~O 202515 LEE THOMAS 1SO~O0 ~A~FAcTU~'ERS LIFE 420010 270002 JEFFREY K. PANG~AN CARMEN ANNUNZIATO '340028 EDWARD Ga HtLLERY ~ 440005 ~JCHA~L,RHUDA 014240 ISIAH ANDREWS INS. 8/01/79 795.91 7131179 620.96 8/01/79 138.35 8/01179 523.88 8/03/79 .00 8/~3t79 391o05 ....... 810327i - ~.0_8~__t__6. __ 8/03/79 S5o00 3149 130950 WILLIE RUTH NCGRADY 8103/79 48.00 010150 A% BELTRAN TYPEWRITER CO. 8103/79 32.00 011350 ADMINISTRATIVE CHARGES '8(03/79 15,~16.66 54 .... OLLA. O0 &D~A~NC~_AIR_CONDITIONING ........ 8/~31_2~ .... 21.3.20. 015500 VEVA ARMBRUSTER 015700 ASGROW OF FLORIDA 57 ..... Ol.~30& ........ A~TOPRQDUCT~,_.INC._ 024725 BOYNTON CiTY FEDERAL CRED 59 024730 BOYNTON BEACH RETIREMENT 50 ..... 02~0 .... BYRDS--ELE~T-R.IC MOTOR 030280 CADILLAC ENGRAVERS ~2 OS03lq RUSSELL CANPANELL[ ..03l~60 ..... CE~.T-IEIEU LABORATORIES 5103/79 8/03179 8103179 8103/79 8103179 8103179 8/03/~9 8/03/19 ~103179 d/31/79 CITY OF ~UYNFUN BEACH PAGE 2 ~.~07 ......... C..U_g_.~_._E ±N.._T.__._t'J_.q..!,4 T. M .C H E C K S CHECK ~ - VENDOR # VENDOR NAME CHECK DATE 164 {}32413 CHEMICAL CONCEPTS 18"'5 035450 CRIMMINS COMPANY. INC. 181'6o ...... Q403.10_ JOHN_A. _.B.~Y & A~SOC. 18167 0~0329 KENNETH C. DAHL ~168 040410 DATA SUPPLIES I NC ~170 050300 EAST COAST FiRE EOUIP. I171 050315 EATON BROTHERS CORP. ~,,~1_22 ..... ~5200 EQUIPMENT FOR INDUSTRY ~7'~173 062820 FIREMEN~S RELIEF & ~ ~8174 0~2910 FIRST SANK E TRUST .... ~.0_6~0 .._E~ORIDA PO~ER g LIGHT CO. 176 063800 FLORIDA UNEMPLOYMENT FUND ~177 006500 FUTURA PRINTING L82 070410 074598 8/03/F9 8/03/79 8/03/79 8/03/79 8/03/19 8/03/79 8103179 ~/03/79 8/03/79 8103179 8103/79 8/03/79 TOTAL AMOUNT GAYLGRD BROTHERS 8/03/79 HENRY E.~GIBSON~ SEC, TRE 8/03/79 GORDON ROTHERS 28.50 36.38 227.00 204°00 I~6o00 586.70 417.6.2 I~,777.6~ 22.808.~0. 30.00 12.00 1t0.00 L83 181 ~188 075400 ~5~99 5~99 080450 080574 104600 120410 120450 '- 122788 131760 134575 }0 136420 GRANADA VALVE & FITTING 8/03/79 . [KLCCO..._IN~.] .... 8/.03/7~ ....... GRiFFIN,PIPE PROOUCTS INC 8/03/79 T .... 202~6CR~.,' "- GRIFFIN PiPE PRODUCTs' [NC 8/03/79 . 20.4'6. HARVEL ~ DELAND 8/03/79 389.00 HAWKINS ~ ASSOCIATES, INC 8/03179 JUNES EQUIPMENT CO, ' 8/03/79 89.00 JULES BROS. UNIFORaS ~/0~/79 LE~E~TRIC_LS.UPPLY.iNC ..... 8/~/79 LAMAR UNIFORMS 8/03/79 LANIER BUSINESS PRODUCTS 8/03/79 ......... 8/03/79 ..... ROSE LIMA 8/03/79 ZO.O0 MEYER SOD 8/03/79 4?.50 LQ 8/.03/_7.9 ............ _12~3~5 ~OM CHEMICAL CO., INC. 8/03/79 MUNICIPAL POLICE 8/03/79 L--CO ................. 8/03/79 141700 NEPTUNE METER CO. 8/03/7~ 1.920.00 144500 NOLCO CHEMICAL CO. 8/03/79 247.50 -AR~N_:OKF_NICA ..... a ...................... 8)~3/79 ...... 4_78--8_6L 5 160430 PALM BEACH RADIO, INC, 8/03/79 [92.30 )6 102750 P[CARD CHEMICAL CO. 8/03/79 377.45 ....... lS0500 .._E.VA_RAYMON~ ................. 8/03/79 }6 182800 RtNKER MATERIALS CORP. 8/03/79 }9 186310 RUBiN CONSTRUCTION CO. 8/03/79 111.78 ;0 ..... 1.86320--a~=D.LK-PRINLING ................. 8/08/79 190515 SATT~LLITE PRODUCTS. INC. 8/03/79 182o49CR 1905.15 SATTELtIIE PRODUCTS, INC. ~/03/79 12 _ --L9OgAI --SCMROC~S_..MONE~ SALES - 8/03/79 _1t. 65= CITY OF BUYNTON ~EACH ........ C U R R E N T _M U N ¥ H C H E C K S t8~ ~ 18215 8217 8219 18221 18222 VENDOR $ VENDOR NAME 191710 SEACREST PETROLEUi'~ 191700 SEWELL HARDWARE CO., I92779 SIMON'S UNIFURMS 196225 FLORENCE STUBBINS 196405 SUNCO, INC. 2305~5 WATER HYDRANT SERVICi 2~160G XEROX CORPORATION 280011 DONALD BLACK ~,QO01~_. ~DDIE DENSON 024730 80YNTON BEACH RETIREMENT 4.20011 CHARLES PROSSER INC. 522~ -. 023800 .... BLUE_~.ROSf OF...ELORIDA ..... ~8225 19469~ SOUTH TECHNICAL CENTER i1822~ 013931 AMERICAN BROKERAGE CO. tNC I1~222 ..... OtS_ZDD..__..ASGRG~_O~FLORIDA ........... 118228 024.310 BOB'S.BARRtCADES . i1825~i_,.',OZ~7~O__-B~YNZO~_GLASS__~E~Vi£E, ii8231 0247~p BOYNTON GUN & LOCK, INC. 8232 025600 BROWARD POMP & SUPPLY CO. {3~ .... (1RD2~9~ -C.~N ~EED.__& SURREY.._ 34 37 L~2 38 L 8~24-1 0414.20 DECISION DATA COMPUTER CO 041610 DELRAY ELECTRIC SUPPLY UIP 060104. DONNA FABER 063831 F~ & PCOA REGION 6 O~A&OO._~-OUR--S~EEL CD~OR~TION ..... 070~10 GAYLORO BROTHERS 071559 GENERAL RESOURCE CORP. -CHECK DATE 8/03/79 8/0B/79 8/0~/79 8/03/79 8/03/79 8/0~/.~9 8/06/79 8/06/79 8/06/79 8/07/79 8/07/79 8/07/79 8/07779 B/07/79 8/07/79 8/07/7~ 8/O7/79 8/~7/79 8~07K79. 8/07/19 8/07/79 8107/79 8/07/79 B/O?/Z9 Ig~2G2--- ~ 02~5~7-- GEI]YE~.NC ......................... 8/07/~9 Z~3 07~600 GORE NEWSPAPER CO. 8/07/79 '~ 075~50 GRAYBAR ELECTRIC CO. iNC. 8/07/79 _B,~.-L.-nGRUMMONS_PRINIING ___ 8/07/?~ ~4.6 080310 HALSEY & GRIEFITH~ INC. 8/07/79 24.7 100310 dACK'S.'CAMERA CENTER 8/07t79 122800 131765 14.1700 151310 255 162750 LINDSLEY LUMBER MIAMI ELEVATOR CO. NEPTUNE'METER CO. ~DOR CONTROL SYSTEMS PET_T_Y _CASH.RE£RE~T~ION PICARD CHEMICAL CO. POMPANO OFFICE SUPPLY. CO ..... ~86310._ _RUBI~_CONSTRUCIION CO. 2~8 186500 RUSSELL & AXON 190350 SAFETY KLEEN CORP. 260 ....... 191510 .... ~EACRESTRET. ROLEUM-CO. - 2ol 191700 SEWELL HARDWARE CO., INC. 202 192449 RICNARD L.SHEPARD g ASSOC 2o~ .... 194705 _SOUIH~RN. BELL TELEPHONE 8/07/79 8/07/79 8/07/79 8/07179 8/Q?/79 8/O~KZ9 8/07/79 8/07/79 ~/07/79 8/07/79 8/07/79 8/07/79 8/07/~9 8/07179 TOTAL AMOUNT 833.~3 91.74 799.~0 10.00 192.50 4.,000.00_ _ 231.~0 l,gS&.B3 ..... 3~o.a2 3,500.00 372.09 ........ 18t64-7-.~ .... 9.26 95.'10 77.60 ....... 1~._01. __ __ 250.00 ~5.76 118.92 2~.OO 124.90 55 o 00 ~o~0 2~o70 166.79 21~19 ........ Z LO. 6~ 58°39 5~o78 ........ ~-O~_50_ Z50.36 119.~0 116.62 113.06 87.22 .... 2.4.81.89 29.50 . 49o95 79.92 5~3o75 ~1311'i'9 CITY OF ~OYNTON 8EACH PAGE 4 VENDOR ~ VENOQR NAME CHECK DATF t8~-% 196D15 STATE OF FLORIDA 182'6~ 205562 TRIANGLE REPROGRAPHICS t82~o ....... Z~5~95_. _~PICA.L .SUPPLY CO., INC. ~267 216350 UNDERGROUND SUPPLY ~208 216390 UNI JAX ]270 230540 ~ATER DEPARTMENT L~2Y! 241600 XEROX CORPORATION 182Z2_ _~.~L6 .... :GEORGE WATSON ' ~8273 410003 HENRY OS'TASZENSKI 18279 ";:3'So00i ROBERT/IM~L' 1 281 J4 o1 /' ARROW[ [ ZER HERRING 8107179 8/07179 8107179 8107/79 8/07/79 8107/79 8110/79 8I~0119 8110179 8/~0/79 8/~0/~9 ~/~0/79 8/1~/79 ~/10/79 8/~0/79 TOTAL A~OUNT 93.12 5.50 167.46 ~,303.58 460.00 305.22 1,126.30 129o05 218.77 185~49 213.02 308.58 357.~8-' ...... 223o6~ ~'~ 55.00 .18~A 130950 WILLIE RUTH MCGRADY 8110179 48.00 LBL 6 ,;-010150 A; BELTRAN TYPEWRITER CO. 8/10/79 ~- 32.00 :'~? '~ 1~2~7 ' 7i;Oi~O0 ADVANCE AIR CONDITIONING 8110/79 1.~.8 iLSZ80. ~111 iE.O_£HLORINE_& ............ 8/10Z]9 18.~89 014030 A~ERICAN LIBRARY ASSOC. 8710179 I75,00 ~90 015310 ~L~D 016020 i020170 AGUACHEM COMPANY AZLA~Z~L~L&RD~AR~ ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK BoBo AUTO PARTS,' INC. 021201 BO. OF CO. COHMISSIONERS 021530 BEANE EXTERMINATING CO. LNC .... 02~720 BOYNTON BEACH CHAMBER 8710/79 299 024725 BOYNTON CITY FEDERAL CRED ~/t0/79 i '~8301; 025585 BROOKS PRODUCTS 8110/79 18302 026370 DR. JAMES ED 8UFFAb~ 8/10/19 --~B~04 030185 C.K."S LOCKSHDP. INC. 8/10/79 034598 MELVIN COLGIN 8~0/79 8/10119 9,09~.58 ._ _ 8110I~:9 ........... ~_5~..~JT :.. : 8110119 276t443,. 12 8/10/79 ~15.02 ~_ ....... _~_.~ 8110179 9,855.00 8/t0/19 173.00 833o33- 7,770.14 422.75 100.00 _325_.0_0_~ 6.10 ~7 041684 JOHN-DENSON 8/10/79 1~308 041a90. DETECTIVE BDUK CLUB B/10~79 .'--t83:Q9 .... ~4A~B~-.~-DDUBLEDAY..._&_CO ................. 8/10/]9 .1BBIO 050300 EAST COAST FIRE EOUIP. 8710/79 ~t311 054B70 ENGINEERING MACHINE CO. 8/10/79 -:k..~$1 ~ ..... 062820 ..... ~ LRaa iN-&~O.E L I E E_a ........ 8/_101_79 '~1~113 0a2910 PIRST BANK a TRUST 8/10/~9 1~14 06~000 ~lsaaa SCIaNTIPIC 8/I0/F9 .~1~B[> ...... 0~B714 .... ~LORI~A.DEPI..__O~ .TR~NSPOR _ a/lO/Y9 ...... ail 16.00 14..46 _ _. 53.50 10.35 13,549.10 4-07.37 1.00 ....... 8/31/79 CITY OF BOYNTON 8EACH PAGE 507 .................. C..U R R.E..N T_._.H 0 N T H C H E _C K S CH~CK N VENDOR ~ VENDOR NAME ,JS;~ 063740 FLORIDA EDUCATIONAL 18-3~.~ 065595 FRENZ ENTERPRISES 18318 070400 BETTY GARRIGA ~L8319 074500 CHARLES GODFREY 320 074540 GOLDCOAST PLUMBING 3~i ...... 0715~580 ....... GULF_ OiL CORP... 322 075610 GULFSTREAM LUMBER CO. .~?~23 080310 HALSEY ~ GRIFFITH, INC. ~32~ .... ['}~_6_.~ .... pAUL _N. HOWARD CO. iL~325 D90105 I.~.N. CORPORATION 31 332 340 ,341 3q-2 3q-3 CHECK DATE TOTAL 8/10/7~ 8/10/79 8/10/~9 8110/79 8/10f7~ 8/t0/79 8/10t79 094280 INTERCOUNTY CONSTRUCTION 8/L0/79 :ENTER .......... 8/101~ 121742 LEXINGTON FEED & SUPPLY 122800 LINOSLEY LUMBER CO. ,0320 ' ',!MACMILLAN PUBLISHING CO. LtN~ BOOK COMPANY 150940 MCCAIN SALES 130960 MCGRAW HILL BOOK CO. 140430 146600 8Ii0t79 8110179 8/10179 8/10/79 8/10/79 E~ .......... 8/10/79 ~ETTLER INSTRUMENT CORP. 8/10/79 G& 8/10/79 NATIONAL' CASH R~G[STER 8/~0/7~ ALLAN NYOUIST 8/10/79 162750 162870 166201 SO0 ..... 30.09 30.00 329.27 2~3.90 517.15 89 34~. ? I ~77~ 50 19.72 'ER ERVIC ...... PICARD CHEMICAL PITNEY 80WES JSLiC-~RRLOYEES~RELAIiON. PUBLIX HARKET EV RAYMOND 182800 RINKER MATERIALS CORP. 8352 186500 RUSSELL ~ AXON ~.355 3-356 . '191100 SCDTTY'S ] '191527 . SEARS, ROEBUCK & CO. ' 191700 SEWE/L HARDWARE CO,, INC. 192760 SILVER BURDETI ;9 ....... 19~17~ ..... S.I_MQN.tS_UNIEORMS ~0 19~694 SOUTH FLORIDA MACK TRUCKS 196010 STATE QF FLORIOA OEPT. OF ,~62 ........ t%27~ ...... ~LOR~CE~UMBINS ~3 196405 SUNCO, INC. ~4 200~10 JAMES J. & JEANNE TAPLEY 205399 ..... ~HE--TL~AFFIC--I~S~ITUTE 8/10/79 20~.92 8110179 15.80 81101?9 56.85 8/10179 40.50 B/I~/79 24.23 8/10179 30.00 8/10/79 98°00 8/10~79 ~1,822.97 8/10/79 -~27t;60 8%10179 79.60 8/10179 295.19 8/10/79 19.74 8/10279 8/10/19 657.87 8/10179 8/10/79 ................. 1-0.00 8/10/79 280°00 8/10/79 311.95 8~10/79 8/31/19 CITY DF 80YNFON BEACH PAGE 6 )o? ................. _C__U__ R_~___~.__N__T__ ~ 0 N T H C H._E_ C K S :H.E~.K ~ VEwDOR ~ VENDOR NAME C'HECK DATb TOTAL AHOU¢~T ~- -'L.~ 215150 U.S. POSTMASTER 8/10/79 ~0~0.~ ....... t8~67 21~15 UNIVE.RSAL ~EACH SERVICE 8/10/79 216.6~ 18508_ ~I.~_G~O. UNIVErSITy_ RKESSES OF FLO 8/10179 12.2~ 70 2~Z780 ~ESTERN AUTO STORE 8/10J79 ~.7~ i0__ _ _2~%Z_§_8_0_ ~72 241600 X~ROX CORPORATION 8/lO/~q ~7~ 290023 OLINDO CAMARDELLA 8/10/79 lO,3_K~ ........ D329~1 £[T¥..UF BOYNTON BEACH 8/14t19 t75 020170 B.B. AUTO PARTS. INC. ~JlAJ19 76 020439 TNE BAKER & TAYLOR CO. 8/I~/79 ~6.93 7_7 ........ OlO&4_O .... T~E.BAKER g TAYLOR CO. 8/14/79 I,~18.29 78 0204?0 BARNES INDUSTRIES, INC. 8/i4/?9 ~79 021200 80. OF CO. COmmISSIONERS ~/14/79 ,Al 025422 BRANDENBERG~S AMOCO 8/14/79 53.00 2 041600 DE[RAY CHEMICAL CO. 8/14/?~ ~ZoO0 : ":- ;83 _ 0¢~f~5,~._ 30HN' R~_L_DUJ~KL~_ ........................ 8Lt4I]9 ..... ~_ _8_.¢25~' .':/:" ' _ 051300 060108 075530 114600 390 130310 391 130949 140450 140480 142690 144500 166200 18157l i9279s zso4oo ~2ooi2 EDWARDS ELECTRIC CORPo 8/t4/79 TROY-~AIN INSURANCE) INC. 8/14/79 ......... 8/1~9_ .i'._ _ R~L. GRUMMONS PRINTING 8/t4/79 ROPY KING PRINTING CENTER 8/14f79 WHITT MACDOWELL 8114/79 WILLIAM HCGARRY 8/14/79 LEa-hEARt.NOS .............. NATIONAL lINEN SERVICE 8/I4/79 NaTIOnAL WELDING PRODUCTS 8/14/79 ._ 8/14L7~ EDMARO NICHOLAS 8/14/79 NOLCO CHEMICAL CO. 8/14/79 THLE~LC_ PRODUCZS PUBLIX MARKET RAOIO SHACK R~KE~ MAYE~LALS_C.ORP FRANK SINNOTT ST. PETERSBURG JR. U~S~G~.I~£HEMICALS .......... ~/~4~Z& 378. 3O..00 240. _ ;LO_o_.__O_o '" 61~.~0 150. O0 3?3 150. O0 8/14/79 82.52- 8/14/79 .8/1~/~9 ..... 5~5 _ 8/14/79 150.00 8714/79 375.0Q CHARLES wALDNER, M.D. 8/14/79 RUTH FINNE 8~7/79 ~0015 ..... SHARON.RANDOLPH .................. 8/17/~9 490019 JEAN WILLIAMS 8/17/79 440001 JOHN E. REYNOLDS 8/i7/79 ZDOOlO CtlCJ&LES._L_CASE ....... 8/I?/79 420012 MARK ~ PHILLIPS 8/17/7~ 014240 IS[AH ANORENS 8/~7/79 ~1;5 .... 1~0950-- 013920 020439 ~8 020440 W LLL.I~ RU.T.~-/qCGRAD.Y ........... 811~/79 AMERICAN FIREWORKS, INC. 8/t7/79 THE BAKER & TAYLOR CO. 8/17/79 333.88 293.22 lo2.35 620.82 ...... 2~6.16 55°00 ~BoO0 109.~0 8131/79 CITY OF 60¥NTON BEACH PAGE 7 .~O7 .... C U R.R E N T _.M 0 N T H C H E C K S CHECK ~ VENDOR ~ VENDOR NAME ~19 021530 BEANE EXTERMINATING CO. ~ 0 022930 6ISHL)P~S 1B~2I _ _024650 R.R. BONKER CU. t8421 024650 ~422 024725 gOYNTUN CITY FEDERAL CRED &23 ...... ~ZAZ30 ..... BOYNTON BEACH RETIREMENT 424 024738 BOYNIUN CAMERA SttOP 425. 026394 gUREAU OF ELEVATOR INSP. ........ 342.6 .....____032~l~ CITY OF_ WEST PALM BEACH CHECK DATE TOTAL A~OUNT 8/17/79 15.00 8/17179 92.50 8/~7179 8/17/79 8717/79 8/17/79 13.37 8/17/79 25°00 118427 033632 -SHERMAN S CLARK 8/17/79 15.00 '18428 034550 COCA COLA BOTTLING CO. 8/17/79 ~: '~30 044750 DOUBLEDAY g CO. 8117179 8°00 ~3t 053900 EMERGENCY MEDICAL & SAFET 8/17179 92.15 .18~32 06282D_~LR. EREN.~.~R. EL[EF_.~ .............. 8/_LT. L79 .............. I8~33 062910 · FIRST BANK ~ TRUST ' ~/17/79 . 1~,808.%6 18434 ~ 06~680 'FLORIDA ASsoc. C~iTY CLERK 8/17/79 I0o0~ 1~36 063798 FhO~IDA TENNIS ASSOC. 8/17/79 15.00 18AB7 0~3840 FLOWER & GARDEN 8/17/79 I2.00 }400 080310 · 43 094340 1'04600 L14600 120450 120560 ~454 ~,8958 8~59__ i8462 __ 18463 ~_8q-64 ]DFREY 8/17/79 8/17/79 ;30.00 HALSEY g' GRIFFITH, INC. 8/17/79 INTERNATIONAL PERSONNEL M 8/17/79 .AMERA...£~TE~ ............. 8/17/79 JONES EOUIPMENT CO. 8/17/79 KOPY KING PRINTING CENTER 8/17/79 LANIER BUSINESS PRODUCTS L AWNMOWER HOSPITAL · 136420 MUNICipAL POLICE '~0430 NATIONAL CASH REGISTER 151850 OFFICE EOUIP. SERVICE CO. 155500 ORGANIC GARDENING 161723 PETRELL INVESTMENT CORP. 16~600 'POMPANO OFFICE SUPPLY, CO 61.50 8717/79 1.096.68 8/17/79 87.05 8/12/79 8/17/79 1.032.10 8/17/79 497.00 &/17/79 36.50 8/17/79 9.00 8/17/79 570.00 .8/17/79 i94.80 1~ 63 ~_~LQ P-U L~-R_~ H O I~}G RAPELY ............ 8 X]_~f: ~/__79 ........ "12.~ 176300 OUALITY BOOKS, INC. 180500 EVA RAYMOND ~.815%& .... RECORD_SHACK ........... 186310 - RUBIN CONSTRUCTION CO. 186500 RUSSELL ~ AXON ..... 1~09-59 ..... ~}L-Y-V~.E.--SCHOOLEY--u ....... 191510 SEACREST PETROLEUM CU. 191525 SEARS, ROEBUCK .... 29g~7.~ ..... ~IMON~-S--UNIFORMS ..... 8/17/79 8/17/79 8/17/79 8/17/79 8/17/79 81.17/79 8/17/7V 8117/79 8/17/79 62.52 30.00 _ _~ 5.35 56.25 3, 5?3.66 ........ t, 198.23 369.00 357_. 75 ~/31/~9 C{TY OF t~UYNTON {]EACH PAGE ~50~ .......... G__U__R__.Ek_t~__N_ T M 0 N T H C H .E.C K S C~ECK # 19~70 196225 1647_1 ......... 200480 20170£> VENDOR # VENDOR NAME SPORT FLORENCE STUBBtNS SUPEr[OR ENGINEERING TAULNAN SALES CO. TESTING LAB OF THE SALE 475 202556 Po THOMPSON ]476 2t6350 UNDERGROUND SUPPLY _~8~L7 ...... Ez2so~ .... ~IK. IJ!g E~TERPRISES ~g47& 230400 CHARLES NALDNER,,M.D. ~30539 WATER g SEWAGE WORKS 234625 -'J.J.A. WOLF FRESH DIST. ' 241600 XEROX CORPORATION DATE TOTAL 'BIIY/79 5.94 8/17/79 652.00 8/I7/79 48.00 ...... 8/17/79 .......... 8/17/79 I0.98 _8/t7/79 8117179 5~0.00 8/17179 191.2~ 8/t7/79 30o00 - 8/17/t9 6.50 8117/79 220.91 ....... 8LITIJ9 ............ ~37.30 ~ ~8484 280006 LOUIS S. BRUNNER 8/17t79 2,310.94 / ~8485 280016 BOYNTON CtT¥ FEDERAL ~ ~48'1 530028 RICHARD F. ALgRIGHT }:i ~8487 530028 RICHARD F. ALBRIGHT CRED 8/17/?~ 323.39 '- 8/17/79 8/17/79 22.30 ....... 8/~?L7~..~ ........ 8117179 15.0OCR 5 oo o 540105 540107 540108 RICHARD ARMENTi 8/17/79 15.00 BUYNT~N_..W.ESI__.DEV~_£ORP ............... 8/17179 ......... BELVEDERE CONSTRUCTION 8117/79 25.00 ROBERT BLOMgERG 8/17/79 bLY. P,~N._~.BAUER, ODS ............ 8117129 ........ 3_.30 GEORGE 8ALL TOM 8RINKMAN JOSEPH 8ILIK FRANK BOWMAN MAX BROWN 550061 BARBARA CAMPBELL 550062 SAMUEL CAMPBELL 8/17/79 8/17/~9 8/t~/~? . 16.40 8/17/79 13.30 B/17/79 3.80 ....... ~17/79 3.05 8117179 1.40 8/17/79 4.70 ................ 8L!7/79 22.20 1~"~8}03 550064 WILLIAM CARPENTER "'~6 ~ 570026 DREXEL PROP. INC 1.8~;,07 5600~4 ROBERT A.'DAVIS }~,09 580046 DUNBAR CONSTRUCYIO~ 560046 DUNBAR CONSTRUCTION ~0 ...... 5~0D5~. . C~H~L~S DUNLAP 560054 WALTER DUTCH 570015 JOHN E. ELLINGHA~ ~ilB ....... 5~0020_ _ltJELE~ EUSI.LCE 14 580039 EVARISTO FIGUERA 12 580040 JANES ELANNER¥ I6 _ 580041_ ROGER FOSTEr._ 8/17/79 2.30 8/17t79 29.00 8L17/79 lO.80 8/17/79 56.50- ___8L17_/79 ..... 12.?0 8/17/79 23.00CR 8/I?/79 2~.00 .8/17/79 17o30 8/17/79 12.20 8/L7/79 ..... 4.00 8117179 5.10 8/17/79 6.50 8/t7/79 .~._8.Q ...... CITY OF bUYNTON BEACH PAGE 9 C u R R E N T M O N T H C ~E C K.S CHECK # VENDOR # VENDOR NAME ~8,__.8 5d0043 MRS WALTER FRANTZ 18519 ....... 5~.0Q~4 _..~EIL So FINEGANA [8520 590055 SUEL[ GABELE "~521 590056 HERBERT S. GARDNER 523 590058 ~. J. GOSLIN 590059 RICHARD GREENE 59~0~ .... ~A~REN.GRINES CHECK DATE TOTAL ANDUNT 8/17/19 J3_~O0 8117/79 12.20 8/t7/77 8/17/~9 [5.00 8/17/~9 lzo20 8/17/19 43.00 ~26 590061 'bENIS GUAY 8/17179 ~27 590062 GEORGE R. GU?ER 8/t7/79 ~--z ~0005~ / ROLAND%HALLE 8/17179 529 600055 600056 532 536 ~7 620020 630023 650001 650085 WARREN R. HARTNAN DDNALD HENOERSON J. HODGE HERNAN F. JOA 8/17179 H. KAHLERT 8/17179 ~. 'KUEHN = 8/17~79 ;0 DEV VENTURE : 8/i?f79 HOMARO MALLORY 8/17/79 PAUL MCBRIDE 8117/79 ......... _8/l?J79 .... E 6/17/79 650090 MOUNTAIN ACREAGE INC. 660020 MICHAEL NOBLE 11.50 39.80 8117179 1,90 8/I?/79 ~779 12.20 8117/?9 23:oo 7.50 27.20. 27.20 521.00'-'.: 'i 6.20 .__~.. Z3.Z_O ~ 81t7/79 . ?,50 ' '- .... 8./!2/!.? .... - - ._la. 2 O' '~,~-.. _ 50 ('. PLANTE 51 80056 PHILLIPS 33 680058 CHARLES PRICE 7000~2 iRENE RAWLINS 700o4~ WIllIAM i} ¥ ~:~ALTER RHINDRESS ION 710097 SERRAES CONSTR CO 710098 CHARLES SKEELS W~AIHERL..INC.~._. 710100 MARK SULLIVAN 710101 MART? SWANK 7200~2 BRUNO B. TASSONI 720043 ETHEL C. THOMSON ZINiI 59 56 8/17/79 2.70 8/17/79 25.80 ~./._17/79 ?.2o _ 8/17/79 - 33.50 _8_/_1_7 / ? 9__ : ~ q.O : 8/17/79 2Z.PO 8fl?f?~ ?.00 8_/1_7_1_7__9. ........... 3.3O 8/17/79 7.50 8&l?/79 ~3. OD _82--~7/79 8/17'/79 90.90 8/17/79 5.20 8117179 21.50 8117/79 6.15 ....... 8/_1.7~79 ......... iO_.8P 8/17179 8/17179 i2.20 8/31/79 CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH PAGE fO - cHECK # VENDOR ~ VENDOR NAME ,~S,~o,d 720045 TRIESTE CONSTRUCTION ~.~9 720046 FRED TURNER 18571 750052 L~O H. WALDEN .... '~572 750053 PETER WARD CHEC~ DATE 8,~ 17/79 8117119 8117179 &/17t79 B/l?/ir9 TOTAL AMOUNT 32.35 10o80 I0o00 11.60 1~.70 12.20 ~574 750058 GENE ~EAVER 8/17/79 8.70 3575 750059 V~RNER WEIMAR 8/17/79 ~.13 ~Y857~ %500~_g _ ~UK SANG NQNG - 8/1~/Y9 5.10 '~7: ' 750061 ' J.T. ;~OOLLEY 8/t7/79 27.20 ,1357~ 78000~ JEANNE ZA~ DAN 8/17/79 26.00 r ~ . ==~Zg_!S_l~_ . ~TY OF 80YNTON ~EACH 8/1?/79 7.70CR j579 791319 CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH 8/17/79 :~80 791320 CITY OF 80YNTON B~ACH ~/17/79 7.80 ~8581 791~21 CITY OF BOYNTON 8EACH 8/17179 ~583 .:791323 '~'<ClTY OF BOYNTON BEACH . 8/17/79 26.70 ~8585 791B25 CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH 8/lZ/79 ....... 791326 CITY OF 6OYNTON BEACH 8/IY/Z9 ~1327 CITY OF BOYNTO~ BEACH 8/17/79= 15.00 7~1328 CITY OF BOYNTON aEACH 8/if')7~ .......... ~'-'~.5~ ~9~329 ~ GITY OF 8OYNTON ~EACH 8/L7/79 ~.70 ~ , 791331 CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH 8/17/19 11.20 791332 CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH 8/17/79 BEACH ........... 8~17f79 ........ 7.50 '791334 CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH 8117179 .- 79133~5 CITY OF 80YNTON BEACH ~OYNTON ....... 8/1~/~ .... _] ........ 2.80':; ::~.' iTL ;97 791337 CITY OF BOYNTON 8EACH 8/17/79 7.80 791338 CiTY OF BOYNTON BEACH 8/11/79 ~2.70 8/17/79 7.50 ~8~00 791~0 CITY 8EACH 8/17/79 7.50'-~ ~ - ~J~8601 , 791341 CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH 8/17/79 I5,00 . 8b03 791]~B CiTY OF ~OYNTON BEACH 81t7/79 15.00 8b04 791544 CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH 8/17/:g 27.30 8606 7~3~6 CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH 8/17/79 8607 791347 CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH ~/-L7/79 - 7.00 ~q09 791349 CITY OF BOYNION BEACH 8/17/79 Z.80 ~olL) 791350 CITY OF 8OYNTON BEACH 8/17/79 3.50 __C I T~_OE..60Y~TQN BEACH .__ 8/1]7~9 .......... ~-~_0 ___ L8~12 791352 CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH 8/17/79 aal3 ~91353 CITY OF gOYNTON BEACH 8/17/79 8.50 ¢~b15 791355 CITY OF 80YNTON BEACH 8/t7/79 2.80 LM~IO 79135b CITY UF BOYNTON ~EACH 8/17/79 t ~b.17 .... 7~135 Z ...... C L_l.~_ 0 E__ ~ O_~ T.O.N .BEACH ...... 8/17/79 15 ..DD ...... 8/31/70 CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH PAGE 1l CHECk # VENDOR # VENDOR NAME L~&-~ 791359 .CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH 18620 ...... ?~3~...CIT.Y OF 60YNTON BEACH .J~._~O2! 79L361 CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH 8/t7/79 622 791362 CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH 81171?9 BZ3 ....... _79136~ CITY OF BOYNTQN BEACH 8117~]9 .b25 79~3~5 CITY OF BOYN~ON BEACH B/17/79 .b ...... 7L9_~ .... ~.I.TY O? BOYNTON BEACH 7~367 CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH T~ 791368 CITY OF BOYN ~N BEACH 791370 791371 791372 191376 791377 ~0 791382 791383 791388 791390 58 ~0 51 11393 791395 791396 791396 791999' 2 ..80 Z.80 21.50 7.00 :~"' ' ll.80 $1 t?/~r9 15.00 CITY OF gOYNTON BEACH 8117/79 9.10 CITY OF gOYN/ON BEACH 8/17/79 2.80 CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH OF BOYNTON BEACH 8/17/79 "15 CITY OF BO?NIgH BEACH CITY OF BOYNTON ~E~CH 8/17179 BE AC~. ........... 8/1.7~79 =- 30.00 CITY' OF BOYNTON BEACH ClY~'OF ~OVNTQ~ BEACH 8/17/79 '~: - ACH ..... CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH 8/17/79 CITY OF BOYNTON BE4CH 8/17179 ........... ~I 17L7_9 ....... rY UF BOYNTON BEACH 8/17179 ITY OF'BOYNTON S~ACH 8/17/79 CITY OF BOYNT~N BEACH 8/1~/~9 ' CITY OF BOYNTON ~EACH CITY OF BOYNT~N BEACH CITY OF flOYNTON BEACH CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH CITY 8/t7/79 8g_lYJ79 B117179 8117119 79 8/17/79 8/i?/79 BOYNTON BEACH 791401 CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH 791402 CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH ____Z91~03. CLL~_OF__BO~N/~N_~EAC~ /91404 CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH 791405 CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH 791~07 CITY OF gOYNTON BEACH 791408 CITY L]F ~OYNTON BEACH 79.1409_..£I_IX_~E_.~O~T~QN BEACH 8/17179 8tjL7/79 8117119 43117179 7.50 bO.O0 · ~.00 z.~o 5.00 4.90 5 .'00 7.80 7.80 8117/79 9.90 8/17/79 7.80 8117179 2.80 8/17/79 d/31/19 CITY OF BOYNT[JN BEACH P~GL I2 CHECK ~ VENDOR # VENDOR NAME ~'-vO 791411 CITY OF BOYNTdN BEACH 1S~O"/t ....... ~!~_!2 ...~I~ OF 80YNTON BEACH 18~72 791~13 CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH .... L8673 79iGl~ CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH 867~ 791415 CIT~_~_~_.~yN~._B~ACH a675 79iM~ CITY OF BOYNTON BEACit B670 791417 CITY OF BOYNTUN BEACH . ..~6~7 ~1~ ....... ~ITY OF BOYNTON BEACH 18678 791419 .CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH ' 18619 791~20 CItY OF BQYNTON BEACH CITY OF BOY T N BEACH 791423 791428 791429 791430 791431 791432 CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH CI~.g~. BQ~NI~_BEACH CITY OF BOYNTDN-BEACH CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH GITY OF BOYNTON BEACH CITY UF BOYNTON BEACH ~ CITY OF BOYNTON 8EACH ' cITY 0Fi BOYNTON BEACH 1!8696 599 ~703 791434 CITY OF'BGYNTON BEACH 791435 CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH 79~-_3_6 CJ--I_Y_OE__~DYN.T.O~.BEACH 791437 CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH 791438 CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH 791440 CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH 791~41 CITY OF 80YNTON BEACH !ACH 791~3 CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH 79I~ CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH R705 791~46 CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH 791447 CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH 87ll I~715 ~717 18 791~49 . CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH 791450 CtTY~OF BOYNTON BEACH ~ L~Y_.Q.E__~QY N~O_N ~EAC~ 791452 CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH 032901 CITY OF BOYNTUN BEACH 02~310 80B~S BARRICADES 02~785 BOYNTON RESTAURANT SUPPLY 026460 BUS[NESS ~EEK 030280 CADILLAC ENGRAVERS I9 ..... 0304-6o_ __CA{LE.L.. KLANG _COMPANIES CHECK OATE TOTAL AMOUNT 8117/79 8117179 2.80 8117179 7.00 8/17/79 I~.00 8/17/79 15.00 8/17/79 ~/t7/79 4.20 8/17/79 7°50 8/17/79 7.80 8/17/79 8/17/79 ~O.OO 8/17779 8/17179 2.80 8/17/79 8/I7/79 8/17/79 8.00 ~/17179 7°50 8/17/79 7.DO 8/I7/19.- 8/17/79 8/17/79 ...... B/~Z/79 8/I7/79 8/i7/79 ..... 8/17/_7~ 8/17/79 8/17/79 ...... 8/17/79 8/17/79 ............. &~.t7/79 8/17/79 8/17/79 8/I7/79 8/t?/79 . 8Z17/79 8/17/79 8/-L7/79 ....... 8/717/~9_ 8/I7179 8/20/79 4.20 7.00 15.o~o~ 2.80 23.50 4.20 13.30 2.80 6.30 7.87 ........ 2.80 ~3.50 8/21/79 8/21/79 60.~5 8/21/79 15.00 8/21/79 ..... IO~oD_O __ __ 8/21/79 28.50 8/21779 89.84 . 8/21/79 108.84 .... ~/3t179 CITY OF 80YNTON BEACH ~0.~ .............. _C._U a ~___E_.N T _)_~ Q_N I H CHECK. ~ VENDU~ ~ VENOOR NAME z'4; ...... 0~-1656 ' ~';~'~'uRY 'P66'L ~R~-ICES IB~'t 040500 DAVIS METER ~ SUPPLY 1~722 ........ o~k~SQ DOUBLEDAY L~723 0~6450 JOHN B~ DUNKLE 72~ 075500 GRIFFIN POLLUTION 72.5 ........ DBD3_!q ....... HALSEy & GRIFFITH, INC. 726. ?727 1 72,9. 12.87'30 L3733 C H E 100200 3 ~ J BLUEPRINTERS 111580 KELLY TRACTOR CO. l.!O~__ _M..Z.A. EOUIPMENT CORP. 130318 MACMILLAN PROFESSIONAL 130520 MACMILLAN PUBLISHING CO. 1.SQ4O~ __M~ANdAT~L~3~QP~HIES 131643 MERRICK EXCAVATING S.E~ 131760 MEYER SOD ;4625 MOODy'S INV~Sy_O~S ~ERVI~E~ 153310 KAREN OKENICA REGEN'T BOOK CO., .INC. 187505 RYDER TRUCK LINES, INC. 191510 SEACREST PETROLEUM CO. 270007 360005 SHERWIN WILLIAMS CO., ~EO~i~RO A[BORY CAbtPi ANTHONY 'ALBURY TOMMY JONAS 52 130950 011200 011600 IStAH ANDRENS NI~LIE. RUTH MCGRADY BEACH ADAMS CHEVROLET AERIAL & HYORAULIC EQUIPM 8755 D15310 OlbBO0 AOUACHEM COMPANY AUTOPRODUCTS~ INCk {758 ;B 020440 THE BAKER £ TAYLOR CO. 0212'3'1 BO., OF CO.. COMMISSIONERS O 2_ZL/2kO fI O]&NdT_O L, LALLT_O~_ LA S S _& O24Y10 BOYNTf]N AUTO SUPPLY 024725 BOYNTON CITY FEDERAL CRED 0?4730 B~ Y2J]]]N_ JtE_A C ,Zt~F~TJ[~E ~1F~N_T .... 034550 COCA COLA BOTTLING CO., 034600 COMMERCIAL RECORD C K S CHECK DATE TOTAL AMOUNT 8/21/1~ SO0.O0 B/21/79 5.45 8~21/79 700.00 ~. : 8/21/79 ...... ~ir8_=~5 8/21/79 20.B0 8/zl/79 lO~.9~ 8/21/79 8/21/79 8/21/79 8/21179 8/21/79 8/21/79 8/21/79 8/21/79 ~.K21/~_ 8/21179 8/21/79 L~ ........ 8/21/79 8t2~/J9 8124/79 8/24/79 040500 DAVIS METER g SUPPLY 0~1600 DELRAY CHEMICAL CO. E ................. 8/2~/79 050300 EAST COAST FIRE EOUiPo 8124/79 lO 050310 EASY PAY TIRE STORE 8/24/79 ?i ..... &6ZHZU ~_~EuiREMENLS_REL/EE & ........ 8/24/79 116.00 5.42 346.50 695.00 t26..00 3B.OB 393.18 ~?. 15 .:l?ol&~'- 8/2~/79 134.81 8124/79 178.66 8/2~/79 48.00- 8/24/79 30.82 8/24/79 8_125/.7~___ 360.00 8/24/79 4,791.23 8/24/79 8124179 157.99 8/24/79 9,545.00 8/24/79 8/~4/79 8/24/79 8/24/79 8/24~79 8724/79 1,150.80 7,810.52 58.56 ...... ~18~36 996.00 ......... 1.0_,60_ .... 44.25 986.13 ~/31/79 CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH PAGE cJ~ECK ~ VENDOR # VENDOR NAME CHECK DATE o6291o FIaST"- - K t 6/58-f - 18~' f 3 063000 F I SHE~& SCIENTIFIC 812~/79 ],,8775 06375~ FLORIDA LEVEL & ~R'ANS[T 8/Z~/19 3776 065~99 FRAN~EL ENTERPR[SES 8/2&/79 TOTAL AMOUNT 13,290o~7 58.5.9. 1,320.00 3O.DO ~777 070400 BETTY GARRIG~ 3778 071550 GENERAL GNC TRUCK 8779 07[559 GENERAE RESOURCE CORP. T18780 074500 CHARLES GODFREY ~i~82 080303 H~LE FiRE~ PO~P CO. ~78~ ~_.0~0~__. ~_~_LSEY ~ GR[FFITH, [NC. ~.~84 08~-4~6 ' HARLEY D~VIDSON 8F PAL~ 8 ~8285 084620 HOLLY ACCUMULATOR & 1:878./~_ 090100 i'~7~7 ~80 KELLY ' ~CTOa CO, CE,TER 8/2~/79 8/24/79 8/2~/79 8/2~/79 8124179 8/24/79 19~7,90 124650 LOREN*S SHARPENING ~791 124741 LOT SERVICE 13~670 18797 136420 8/24~9 8/24/79 58.16 8/24/79 8124179 8/24/79 464.29 1,069.00 30. O0 78.80 52.05 ~l~.aI 705~i~ .... 5~8o06 160373 $8800 160407 30544 MARO2jj~ WHO~ ~, .!~ 8~4179' - 47.00 5~t MEINEK~ D~SCOUNT MUFFLERS 8/2~/79 28.30 tLLER DODGE ................. 8/~/~9 ......... 42.33 ' ' '_ ~ILLIAH 'MORRO~ ~ CO.~ INC 81~179 ~.8~ MONICI PAL POLICE 8/2~/79 989.Mt ................. 8Zz / .... i __ ~EACH ~RAKE & ~HEEL 8/24179 ~.~ -~-' '- ~EACH HYDRAUliC JACK 8/2~/79 120.~ -/ - ;t8802 161511 PEACOCK'S RADIATOR SERVIC 8124/79 ;~1~03 16159V THOMAS PENNEA 8/24/79 ;~18805 ' '180500 EVA RAYMOND 8124179 ~18-80~ ~ 181689 RESCU~ AID · 8124/79 4880~ 186~10 RUBIN CONSTRUCTION CO. 8/2~/79 ~:~;/i8809 186500 RUSSELL ~ AXON 812~/79 ~18811 190963 SCI ENTIFIC AMERICAN 8/24/79 15812 191510 SEACREST PETROLEUM CO. 87'24/79 ~ '~l~ 191702 SEWER EOUIPMENT COMPANY 192805 SISTERS OF SAINT JOSEPH _J-9~.R~ ....... SM] ~T~_~EB~C.E .SHOP ....... 194290 KEN SNOW 194703 SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE 19432.0 __S.OUT~ERN_~APER_.,CO .......... 19622~ FLORENCE STU~BINS · , tg815 >, 18818 ~ 188.1.9 . ''I8820 3,084.19 41.70 50.00 163.77 25,287.94 18.00 832.61 8/2~/79. _ _ 8~24~79 1,412.53 -: 18821 196405 SUNCO, INC. .:~188Z~ ...... ~05410 I RAiL...E_ORD_IRACIOR CO. 8124/79 15.75 8./2~/79 .......... ~/24/79 8124179 ~,440.83 8/24/79 ...... 174.75_ _ 8/24/~9 tO.O0 8/24/79 171.50 CITY OF ~QYNTON 8EACH C U R R E N T___~ p N 1- H C I-i E _C K a VEWOOR # VENDOR NAME 205537 TKIARCO ARTS & CRAETS 216350 UNDERGROUND SUPPLY . _230450 EARL WALLACE FORD, INC. 230489 WALT DISNEY EDUCATIONAL 230540 WATER DEPARTMENT .... 2~.&k.O¢ 4° BHITE' &LUMINUR 232480 ftERB WILLARD TRUCKING 232793 H.U. WILSON CU. ....... 2_~.~6.0~ _ ~ERO~ CORPORATIOa ~50037 ROBERT d. SINATRA 530032 ~AX W. ARMSTRONG _~5_6.0_0_~_ .[~V_E~'!_!__~QNN_[kLY ..... 014300 CAR~EN ANNUNZ[ATO 020170 B.B. AUTO PARTS, INC. 8t~I79 8128/79 TOTAL AMOUNT 176o00 5, Z~Sl °50 89 90.00 ..... 15.00 ~0 ~ 0 0 ~38 024710 041600 t~0_ ~41 065590 065598 BOYNTON 'AUTO SUPPLY 8/zg/~f9 831.33 DELRAY CHEMICAL CO. 8/28119 83.00 EOMAROS._ELE_CT_g_IC _COP, P_ .......... 8/Z8/[2.9. ..... _5__o_!.0_6, ..-' ' _ 075530 080428 CHARLES FREDERICK R.KEtTH FRENCH [AEI SO. ~G~.AYbAg__ELECTRIC_C¢- INC. R.L'o GRUMNONS PRINTING EDWARD HARMENING 8/28//9 8128/79 55.00 8/28179 20.05 8/28179 100.00 _. _8/28179 ___ 082800 EDWARD G. HtLLERY 082800 EDWARD G. HILLERY 084690 EDGAR HOWELL 7 DEE G. JEGHERS 111550 114600 BERT KEEHR K8PY KING PRINTING CENTER 122800 LINDSLEY LUMBER 1346~5 MOORE BUSINESS FORMS, INC 8/28/79 960.00CR 8128179 960.00 8/Z~Z.~ ................ 125 - O0 8/28/79 lZ5.O0 8/Z8/79 125.00' 8/23/~9 . ~5.95 8/28/79 50.00 8/28,Z$~ ........... !.Z~-OO 8/Z8/79 59.38 8/28/79 9~6.19 160350 TEREESA PADGETT 81~8/79 25.00 160381 PALM BCH. JR. COLLEGE 161650 CHARLES PERSING 8/28/79 I25o00 18o2 lo1710 PETTY CASH RECREATION ..£ARDCHEMICAL_CO .................... 8~8L79 ......... 4~.50 104500 ROBERT POCSIK 8X28/79 125.00 ~,_~5 132~98 BETTY RISCOE 8/23/79 85.00 ~8o6 ~.8_~17 DAVID ROB~g.T~.. 8128179 85.00 ~867 191585 OI~K SEITNER SALES 8/Z8/~9 1~.00 1,~68 196200 NORMAN STRNAD 869 __ 205532 __,~ALIER ._M.__JT_RAUGER_ 205550 RALPH TROLIAN 216350 LJ~DERGROUND SUPPLY 210390: ..... Ui~I.JAX 8/28/79 8/Z8/79 85°00 150.00 1,741.98 $/31179 CITY OF BOYNTON LEACH PAGE 16 CHECKS CHECK # VENgOR ~ VENDOR NAHE CHECK DATE TOTAL A~OUNT ' ~b -'~ 231600 THOMAS E. WENGLER ~/28/79 125.O0 182'(.5 232480 H~RB ~ILLA~D TRLJCK[NG 6/28/?9 611.10 18576 232805 EDWIN W. NINCH 8/28/79 125.00 .... s877 25~662 THOHAS J WOOLLEY JR. 8/28/79 200.00 ~899 2~550 *)mTT Z06EL 8/28/~9 20.00 ~880 791453 CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH 8/28179 13.80 ~8908 0l~2~0 .~sIAH ANDAE~S 8/~/79 55.00 _ 1~0950 ~ILLIE ~UTH RCG~ADY 8t~1/79 ~8.00 ~t~ ._. _:_~.ZgO~t .... P~DGETT, TEREESA E. 8/~1179 700.b2 911 310002 CL[NTON EDWARDS 8131179 210.67 '~8912 370015 BERT KEEHR 813}/79 400010 HARRY NE~T~ ................ al_}~ly~ ............. A20009 ROBERT J. POTTER B/31/79 26I.~0 450025 W.ARREN.H SHELH~ER 8/~1/7~ 470003 PETER VERSEN 8/3~/79 2~1.56 280008 ARTHUR BLACK 8/31/79 JOE 8/]1~9 ......... 55_5.~2 ~90002 WOJCIECHOWSKI. RAY 8/31179 320009 SCOTT FLUSHING 8/31/79 1~7o27 UNTY HEALTh_ _ 3130/79 3924 440015 ~EITH ROBINSON B/31/79 165.78 016022 ATLANTIC TEE SHIRTS 8/31/79 81.60 8927 020~40 TEIE BAKER ~ TAYLOR C0. 8/31179 477.55 89~8 020~50 BAKER E TAYLOR CONPANIES 8/31/79 . 16.29 02~725 BOYNTON CITY FEDERAL CRED 8/31/79 7.625.53 893i 02~720 BOYNTON BEACH FIRE DEPT 8/31179 95.10 025599 BROWARD TRUCK & EOUIPMENT 8131/79 203.38 0256~0 STEVE BRUNNEA 8131179 24.00 8936 030301 DAVID CALDERONE 8131/79 5.25 ~i8937 030305 C~LGON CORP. 8/31,79 822.00 ~-g 035,12 CREATIVE PU,LISHERS 8,31/79 1~.95 LB~_~_ Q~_O~U~LE.D_~Y E.C.O ..................... ~1./.29 .......... l~g~Z 051287 ED'S GARDEN CENTER 8131/79 180.62 I J~3 051~00 EDWARDS ELECTRIC CORP. 8/Sl/79 27.00 ~'~;169~ ........ ~3~3 T/H~_E_NVIRO~E~ALI.NFORM~._ _ 8/31/79 ........ ,'~J189~5 061520 CAMPBELL U. FELL . 8/SI/79 280.00 :,~,18~¢6 062220 FIRE~qEN"S RELIEF & 8/31/79 712.13 ';"~ 89~ ........ 062~L0 ~[~--B A~--~ TRUSt._ 8/51/79 003720 FLORIDA EAST COAST 8/31/79 50.00 18949 063780 FLORIDfi POWER g LIGHT CO. 8/31/79 18950 010400 __ ~EIlI..GARRiG A ...... 8/31/79 e, 131/19 CiTY OF 8QYNTON ~EACH PAGE 17 307 ........... C .U R_~_~._¢4 T _.~ 0 N T H C H E C K S CH,_CK # VENODR ~ VENDOR NAME [8~,,,,~ 072700 WILLIE GIBSON 18953 ..... 07~500 .CHA.~LES GODFREY 1895~ 074600 GORE NEWSPAPER CO. --~9~5 075530 R.Lo GRUNMONS PRINTING CHECK DATE 8/31/79 8131119 8/31/79 8/31/19 8/31/79 TOTAL 367.39 1ZO.O0 ........ 39-.9~ 60o00 6~.00 956 ........ OZE_5_S__O. ...... G~E_ O[L CORP. 9;37 075581 GULF OIL CORPORATION 958 080310 HALSEY ~89)~. _ 08279m H [ L.k_.FAN ;8~o0 - ~ 8 ~ ~"' 'EDGAR HOWELL ~8~1 086455 HUSSEY ELECTRICAL CONTR. 8/31~7~ ....... ~x_587.34 B/31/79 5~439.4t 8/31/79 272.18 8/31/79 1~5..00 B/31/?g 75.00 I0q520 104600 4600 120560 7O 97:6 JOINT LEGISLATIVE MANAGEM 8/31/79 JONES EOUiPMENT CO. 8./31/19 KOPY KING PRINTING CENTER ~_1.~7~ 8131179 130549 MARVEL COMICS 134710 MOVIE FILM SERVICE 13A&ZD__._kIUZ~LC_I~AL_~DLIC_E- ................... 555.00 18o00~ ':~- ~86~50_ 4.50 8/B1/79 8/31/79 NE METER CO. 8/31/79 97.13 SCREEN PRINTING 8/B1/79 153800 OLYMPIA-SPORT SHOP, iNC. 8/31179 2Z1.70 160100 P & G DISTRIBUTORS 8131179 18.80 180500 . A-:RAYmOND~ 8/31179 ' - 30.00 EM-CO P. 8/31/79 29.50 8131119 lO,O0 191100 SCOTTY'S 8/31/¥9 6B.YO 191630 SERVICE iNDUSTRIAL SUPPLY 8/31/79 186o70 ERN MUNICIPAL 8/31179 1~50Bo30 tA 8/31/79 50.~0 196178 OSCAR B. STISKIN 196225 FLORENCE STUBB[NS ? 0D3_9_9 ,'iT~PE 'N ~OPY sUPPLIES INC 207600 2~ 0540 WATER DEPARTMENT 231600 THOMAS E. WENGLER ~4D.O_ ._ d_. I{HLI~ALURI.NUM 241600 XEROX CORPORATION 8/31/79 466°50 8/31/79 lO.DO ___ ¢/B_I~?R_ 295.31 8/31/19 2S~.40 8/31/79 342°60 _~/~iL~__ _2~00 8/31179 1.756.30 8/31/79 8/~1/79 8.00 8/31/79 360°34 1,305, 5gl-74