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Minutes 11-22-78MINUTES OF THE REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING HELD AT CITY HALL, BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA~ WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 1978 AT 7:30 P.M~ PRESENT Emily M. Jackson, Mayor Edward F. Harmening, Vice Mayor Richard D. Caldwel!~ Councilman? Joseph DeMarco~ Councilman David Roberts~ Councilman Prank Kohl, City Manager Tereesa Padgett, City Clerk Gene Moore, City Attorney Mayor Jackson weldomed everyone and called the meeting to order at 7:30 P. M. She announced the Invocation will be given by Mr. Frank Kohl~ City Manager, and the Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag led by Vice Mayor Edward P. Harmening. She requested everyone to please rise. AGENDA APPROVAL Mr. Kohl referred to the Housing Authority agreement and Mayor Jackson explained that the agenda was printed before the meeting last Thursday night when the Council voted to rescind the refer- endum and this will be added under Old Business. Mr. Kohl referred to Administrative and advised that he did w~ite a letter to the County ComMissioners regarding N.E. !0th Avenue as directed at the last meeting. Mr. Roberts moved for adoption of the agenda as corrected, seconded by Mr. DeMaroo. Motion carried 5-0. ANNOUNCEMENTS Mayor Jackson announced that City Hall will be closed on Thurs- day and Friday, November 23rd and 24th, 1978, in observanoe of Thanksgiving with November 24th taken in t~u of Veteran's Day. Mayor Jackson announced that the next City Council meeting will be held on Wednesday, December 6th, since the election is on December 5th and the Charter calls for this action. Mayor Jackson stated if anyone wished to speak on any item on the agenda to please give their name to Mrs. Padgetto MINUTES Special City Counoil Meeting - November 7, 1978 Mr. Harmening moved the adoption of the minutes of the Special Meeting of November 77 19787 seconded by Mr. DeMarco. Motion carried 5-0. Regular City Council Meeting - November 8, 1978 Mr. DeMareo moved that the minutes of the regular meeting be aecepted~ seconded by Mr. Harmening. Motion carried 5-0, MINUTES - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH~ FLORIDA NOVBMBER 22~ 1978 PUBLIC AUDIENCE Mr. John Jameson, 649 Las Palmas Park, came before the Couneit and stated it was with great pleasure that as Chairman of the Boynton Beach Community Improvement Forum he can report the pancake and sausage breakfast was a success. He requested the members present of the Community Improvement Forum to stand. He referred to their efforts netting a profit in this civic undertaking and presented a check for S225 payable to the City of Boynton Beach to be used as their donation for the Library Pund of our City. Mayor Jackson thanked him and suggested that the City Manager send a letter th~ng them for their check. BIDS One (1) Backhoe (For Cemetery) Mr. Kohl informed the Council that bids on the above were opened on Tuesday~ November 14, 1978, at $:00 P. M. in the office of our Purchasing Agent, Mr. William Sullivan. The Tabulation Committee recommends acceptance of the bid from Trail Ford Tractor Company of Lake Worth in the amount of $3,774.00. Engineering Machine Company, Inc. of Delray Beach was the low bidder; however, they did not meet specifications. A copy of the Tabulation Sheet, Proposal and Affidavit signed by Mr. C. W. Smith, Vice President of Trail Ford Tractor Company, have been submitted. Ail legal requirements have been met. Funds for the above purchase are available in the Cemetery Account No. 631-8~5-587-60.45. He concurs with the ~ecommendations of the Tabulation Committee. May he have Co~ncilTs wishes on this matter. Mr. Ca~dwe!l questioned the major difference between the bids because the price varied S300 and Mr. Kohl replied that Mr. Sullivan was not present and he looked into this with the people from the cemetery and the engineers. Mrs. Padgett explained that the one bid did not provide the right bucket. Mayor Jackson clarified that this money will come out of the Cemetery Fund. Mr. Caldwell moved the granting of the bid to Trail Ford Tractor Company of Lake Worth in the amount of $3,774.00. Mr. Roberts seconded the motion. No discussion. Motion carried 5-0. One (t) Gymnasium Building (Tabled) Mr. DeMarco moved to take this from the table~ seconded by Mr. Caldwe!t. Motion carried 5-0. Mr. Kohl recommended that all bids be rejected and the City Manager will send a letter to the companies and leave it lay. Mr. Harmening so moved, seconded by Mr. Ca!dwell. No discus- sion. Motion carried 5-0. -2- MINUTES - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLOP~DA NOVEMBER 22, 1978 SITE DEVELOPMENT PLANS Applicant: Location: Description: Use: Florida National Bank of Palm Beach County Herbert C. Gibson, Representative Congress Avenue, East Side, 70 feet South of Ranch House A Parcel of Land Located in the Northwest Quarter of Seotion 29~ Township 45 South, Range 43 East (1 Acre) Branch Banking Facility Mr. Kohl informed the Council that the Planning g Zoning Board at their regular meeting of November !4~ 1978~ unanimously recom- mended th~tsite development plans submitted by Herbert C. Gibson, Attorney for Florida National Bank, be approved subject to the attached staff comments and recommendations. The motion to approve was made by Mr. Winter and seconded by Mrs. Huek!e. A sketch showing the location of the proposed banking facility and an excerpt from the Planning & Zonin~ Board meeting minutes pertain/ng to same have been submitted. May he have CouncilTs wishes on this matter please. Mr. Ca!dwell asked if this was going to be a permanent structure to reptaee the trailer there and Mr. Moore informed him that this is a different bank and will be a permanent structure. Mr. DeMarco moved that the site development plans for Florida National Rank of Palm Beach County be approved subject to staff recomm~ndations~ seconded by Mr. Caldwell. No discussion. Motion carried 5-0. LEGAL Ordinances - 2nd Reading - Public Hearin~ Proposed Ordinance No. 78-56 - Re: Eliminating Requirement of Munieipal Dog Licensing and Substituting Requirement that all DOgs Located Within the City be Licensed under the Provisions of Ordinances of Palm Beach County M~. Moore read proposed Ordinance No. 78-56 by caption on second reading. Mayor Jackson referred to people havin§ the understanding that we are going to do away with all dog licenses and clarified that this is not true. We have had double taxation with dogs having to be licensed in the City and County and this ordinance eliminates the City requirement, but all dogs must have a County license. Mayor Jaekson asked if anyone wanted to speak in favor of this ordinance and received no response. She asked if anyone wished to speak in opposition and reeeived no response. -3- MINUTES- REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA NOVEMBER 22, 1978 Mr. Harmening moved the adoption of Ordinance No. 78-56 on second and final reading~ seconded by Mr. Caldwell. No dis- cussion. Mrs. Padgett took a roll call vote on the motion as follows: Councilman DeMarco - Aye Vice Mayor Harmening - Aye Mayor Jackson Aye Councilman Roberts -=Aye Councilman Caldwell - Aye Motion carried 5-0. Proposed Ordinance No. 78-57 - Re: To Provide for an Amended Estimate of Revenue and Expenses for the Fiscal Year Beginning October 1, 1978 and Ending September 30, 1979 (Antirecession Funds) Mr. Moore read proposed Ordinance No. 78-57 by caption on second reading. Mayor Jackson asked if anyone in the audience wished to speak in favor of this ordinance and received no response. She asked if anyone wished to speak in opposition and received no response. Mr. Caldwell moved the approval of Ordinance No. 78-57 on second and final reading, seconded by Mr. Harmening. No dis- cussion. Mrs. Padgett took a roll call vote on the motion as follows: Vice Mayor Harmening - Aye Mayor Jaekson - Aye Councilman Roberts - Aye Councilman Caldwell - Aye Councilman DeMarco - Aye Motion carried 5-0. Proposed Ordinance No. 78-58 - Re: Adopting Federal Insurance Administration Flood insu~ance Map and Establishing Minimum Requirements for Improvement of Properties Located Within the Said Flood Zones Mr. Moore read proposed Ordinance No. 78-58 by caption on second reading. Mayor Jackson asked if anyone in the audience wished to speak in favor of this ordinance and received no response. She asked if anyone wished to speak in opposition and received no response. -4- MINUTES - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLOPIDA NOVEMBER 22, 1978 Mr. Harmening moved the adoption of Ordinance No. 78-58 on second and final reading, seeonded by Mr. Caldwell. No discussion. Mrs. Padgett took a ~oll call vote on the motion as follows: Councilman Roberts - Aye Councilman Caldwe!l - Aye Councilman DeMarco - Aye Vice Mayor Harmening - Aye Mayor Jackson - Aye Motion carried 5-0. Proposed Ordinance No. 78-59 - Re: Approving Plat of Hunter's Run Golf and Racquet Club Mr. Moore read proposed Ordinanee No. 78-59 by caption on seeond reading. Mayor Jackson asked if anyone in the audience wished to speak in favor of this ordinance and received no response. She asked if anyone wished to speak in opposition and received no response. Mr. Caldweli moved the adoption of Ordinanee No, 78-59 on second and final reading, seconded by Mr. Harmening. No discussion. Mrs. Padgett took a roll call vote on the motion as follows: Councilman Caldwell - Aye Couneilman DeMarco - Aye Vice Mayor Harmening - Aye Mayor Jaekson - Aye Councilman Roberts - Aye Motion carried 5-0. Ordinances - 1st Reading NONE Resolutions Proposed Resolution No. 78-EEE - Re: Supporting Nominationof the BoYnton Woman's Club Building to the National Register of Historic Places Mr. Moore referred to this being approved at the last Council meeting regarding supporting and designating the Womanfs Club to be nominated to the National Register of Historic Places. -5- · M_IN~TES ~ REGULAR CITY COUNC/L MEETING BOYNTON BEACH~ FLORIDA NOVEMBER 22, 1978 Mr. Caldwell moved the adoption of Resolution No. 78-EEE, seconded by Mr. Harmer~ing. Hnder discussion, Mayor Jackson further clarified that the Woman's Club is up for nomination to the National Register of Historic P!aees by the State of Florida. Mrs. Padgett then took a roll call vote on the motion as follows: Councilman DeMarco Aye Vice Mayor Harmening - Aye Mayor Jackson Aye Councilman Roberts Aye Councilman Caldwel! Aye Motion carried 5-0. Other NONE OLD BHSINESS Housing Authority Agreement Mayor Jackson referred to voting at the Workshop Meeting last Thursday to turn the agreement over to Mr.~ Moore to study to see if the addendum could be included as part of the main agreement. Mr. Moore informed the Council that he discussed this with Mr. · Barry Seaman and in his opinion, it would not be part of the main agreement unless incgrporated. He added that Mr. Seamanmentioned under the rules and regulations of H~D~ a specific area cannot be designated. Mr. Mike Meha!ic, 327 N.E. 15th Avenue, appeared before the Coun- cil and stated he didntt know how many were here last week, but on this H/iD question, they want to be the kingfish on everything. The City Council nor any of us would have anything to say what they are going to do or where. Has the ~ousing Authority come up with a special area? Mayor Jackson replied that they have not and explained that an addendum was submitted signed by four mem- bers of the Housing Authority but it is not part of the agreement. Mr. Mehalic referred to the City Council bein9 elected by the people and stated that they have voted against this and he would like to hear the people back our City Council on this. We don't want here in Florida what they have in Washington, Manhattan~ and New Jersey~and the City should be able to say what to do and how to do it. He is not against anything and would like that section to be straightened out, but he wants our offieia!s to say how it is to be done. He came here because Florida is a good place to live and we must protect where we live. He referred to a fami!y in New York living in a b~g hotel several years ago with the taxpayers paying for it. He is in favor of tearing down the Dlaces~ but we should have somethin9 to say how they are going to do it and what they are going to do. The City Council should stick ~o their guns and the people will stay with them. --6-- MINUTES - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA NOVEMEER 22, 1978 Mr. Lo~is Pinto came before the Council and stated he w~uld like to talk about our friendly government. He has lived in the north- west seetion 17 years. Itwas a r~ce q~iet neighborhood and then the H. S. Government, our friend, came in and built the homes along Seacrest Blvd. It was called low cost housing. The condi- tion of these low cost homes today is that 1/4 are Boarded up and 60% he would not put his dog in. Now, HUD wants to come in and rebeautify these homes and that is cur money they are spending. He is disenheartened if the City Council goes along with this. We do not need the U. S. Government telling us what we are going to do. He hopes the Council will turn this down. We don~t need them. Mrs. Goodie Goldberg,~member of the Housing Authority, came before the Couneil and stated she was not prepared to speak tonight~ but told how she was so upset after hearing these statements. There is a complete misunderstanding of what is taking place here. The City Council decided 1~ years ago there was a need for a Housing Authority. There is a need for good housing to get rid of substandard housing in the northeast and northwest sections of Boynton Beach. The Housing Authority has done a tremendous amount of work and put in a lot of hours. She personally has' nothing to gain. She has no ax to grind with anybody. There are five members on the Housing Authority and they try to help people who need some help. This help is for somebody who cannot help themselves.and she explained how some people did not have the same opportunities as others. A black person is handicapped by their color and on top of that~ they are handicapped by where they are living. She told about the cleanup project the Housing Authoritywas involved in. She told about the demolition program in effeet and how houses were needed for the people being relocated. She clarified that the 2.2 million dollars from the Federal Govern- ment is only for rehabilitation. It is to rehabilitate buildings to be made into something habitable. Are they opposed to someone going in and making these homes habitable? Mayor Jackson referred to it being 8:00 P.M. and announeed that it was time to hold the Public Hearing and advised that Mrs. Goldberg would-be given the chance afterwards to ~inish. PUBLIC HEARING - 8:00 P. M. Rezoning Requests Parcel: Request: Loeauion: Use: Applieant: West 250 feet of Lots 57 $ 58, in the Sub- division of Sections 29 L 20, Township 45 South~ Range 43 East (1.~8 Aeres) Rezone from R-!AA to C-3 East side of Southerly Extension of Hoad!ey Road~ Northeast of the Villager Shopping Center Large Department Store James B. Day, Trustee -7- MINUTES - /~GULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA NOVEMBER 22, 1978 Mr. Kohl informed the Council that the Planning g Zoning Board, after conducting a Public Hearing at their regular meeting of November 14: 1978, unanimously recommended that the rezoning request submitted by James B. Day~ Tmustee, to rezone f-rom R-1AA to C-S, the above 1.88 acres (more or less) be denied. The motion to deny was made by Mr. Arena and seconded by Mm. Winter. A sketch showing the location and excerpt from the Planning g Zoning Board meeting minutes coverinc the above request have been sub- mitted. May he have CoUncil's wishes on this matter please. Mr. Hank Thompson, representing the partnership t~ust owning the property~ came before the Council and showed aerial photos of the area. He explained that th~s pamcel outlined was zoned C-1 in its entirety in !971. In 19747 a new master plan was proposed and a map prepared and hearings held. He appeared before the Planning & Zoning Board at that time resisting this proposed change and was told by Mr. Joe Ke!ly~ Chaimman of the Planning & Zoning Board, that their recommendation to the Council was to zone this parcel in its entirety C-3. They did now become aware of the fact anything had happened to change the zoning of this parcel until about 1~ months ago when this was sold in its entirety to a la~ge department s~ore. They were advised this little parcel was e×isting, apparently in error, as R-1AA. He was told it was impossible to correct this error and an applica- tion for rezoning had to be subr~tted. He feels an honest error was made in 1975. He is asking for a correction since this was zoned commercial in its entirety at one time. He did not meet with a favorable response ~rom the Planning $ Zoning Board and would like to advise they would be happy with C-1 zoning for this little parcel. This parcel is needed for parking. Mr. Caldwell clarified that the little parcel was originally zoned C-1 and Mr. Thompson agreed. Mr. Caldwell asked if he spoke before the Council at the time public hearings were held on the rezoning and Mr. Thompson explained that he did not come before the Council because after appearing before the Planning S Zoning Boamd~ he was told they were in agreement and notification would be sent regarding the outcome. He was advised verbally by Mr. Joe Kellyand Mm. Bushnel!~ the Building 0ffiaial~ so he did not pursue the matter further with the hearing before the Council because they assumed the zoning would be intact with C-3. Mr. DeMarco referred to Mayor Jackson being.~a member Wf the Couneil at that time and asked whether she recalled this parcel being rezoned inermor and Mayor Jaekson ~eplied she did not realize it at the time it was changed. Mr. DeMar~o questioned whether there was actually anerror and Mayor J~ckson replied that she thinks a straight lin~ was just drawnaacross. Mayor Jacksonasked if anyone else wanted to speak in favor of this application and received no response. She asked if anyone wished to speak in opposi~onand the following came be'fore the Council.~ -8- MINUTES - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLOR/DA NOVEMBER 22, 1978 Mr. Clyde MeElroy, !9 Velaire Drive, stated that he lives directly across the street. He feels they have been sold out. Mr. Thompson developed this area as a residential section. He referred to the general rezoning in 1975 and stated he has hot been able to find one personon Velaire Drive who was notified of this rezoning. If the property goes as proposed~ will there be access off Hoadley Road to the department store and Mayor Jackson replied that this could be taken care of when the site plan is approved. She added that she would be very mucin opposed to anything going out on Hoadley Road and there should be a buffer wall. Mr. McElroy added that there should be a buffer zone to protect the residents from the parking lot of the store. Also, how can the roads handle the traffic from a store of this magnitude, 16 acres? Mayor Jackson referred to the mention of nobody bein§ notified of the rezoning and clarified that nobody was notified individ- ually but it was advertised and hearings were held for the whole City. Mr. Harmening added that two days were set aside for public hearings and a full house was in attendaneeeboth days. It was advertised but individuals were not noti~f-~ed. Mr. Herbert Cole, 1249 Gondola Court, stated at the Planning g Zoning Board meeting, the Planning Engineer and Planning & Zoning Board advised against this property beeoming commercial. He thinks there is plenty of commercial property available without rezohing this section at the expense of the residential section bordering it. He would appreciate it very much, and is sure the rest of the people living in that area Would, if the Couneil would concur with the recommendation of the Planning & Zoning Board, Engineering and Platting Department. Mr. Caldwell questioned theeaeess read to this strip of land and Mr. Annunziato replied that it is platted and deadends at The Villager; the entire piece of property borders on Congress Avenue, Old Boynton Road and Hoad!ey Road. Mayor Jackson referred to buffering being required and Mr. Annunziato clarified wheneommereiatlyzoned propertyabuts directly against residential, a wall would be required; but when it is across the street, it is not required. Mr. Thompson clarified that this propertywas all zoned commer- cial in 19YI and if anybody suf£ered, it was the owners in 1975 with the commercial zoning being taken~away. If it is an easier path to follow, he will accept C-1. Mr. Caldwell replied that he certainly would like to have C-1 or C-3~ but he questions whether that little square of land is absolutely necessary. in his 9pinion~ it looks llke it is cutting into an existing residential neighborhood as it exists today whiehconeerns him. An injustiee may have been done in 1975, but he is certain a good deal of houses have been built in that three year period. -9- MZNt/TES - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA NOVEMBER 22~ 1978 Mr. Thompson stated that five new houses were bbui~t in that period of time within 400 feet. He added that there is also a canal east of that propertyand the original right-of-way was 60 feet. They discussed further the houses in this area. Mr. DeMarcoaasked if he would be in agreement not to use Hoadley Road at all and Mr. Thompson replied that he did not think he could speak for the people involved. Me does not think they intend to use Moadley Road~ but would improve it if they do. The main entranee will be off Congress Avenue. The purpose for this parcel is for parking and it will be landscaped. Mr. Harmening referred to the total parcel consisting of 16 acres and Mr. Thompson.agreed and clarified that it is 17 acres in- eluding this pareel and 15.2 without. The property has been held intact bemause you can obtain better usage for a larger parcel of property. Mr. McElroM stated that the people on Velaire Drive do not feel they can aceept Mr. Thompsonts assumption that Hoadley Road will not be used. He lives directly across the street and has lived there for 17 years and it was developed as residential. He feels the City owes protection not to allow a thing like this to happen. Mr. Cole stated that the rezoning was for a department store which they are naturally against and now, theyare talking about putting a parking lot there. He does not think they realize what a detriment that would be and he referred to the lighting, noise, etc. The people have invested moneyin their homes know- ing it was a niee residential area. He again requests the Coun- cil to deny this change in zoning as eventually it will destroy the whole area. Mr, Harmening clarified that the main tract is presently~zoned C-3 and while he realizes this additional 250 feet is sort of a further intrusion, the main body of the tract is as close to most of the homes. Mayor Jackson added that we cannot keep a department store from building onthe main section as it is zoned properly. Mr. Roberts stated he doesnt,t think we are in a position to encroach in that residential neighborhood because of an which was supposed to have been made. He feels it should have ~been corrected at the hearing er shortly thereafter. His sug- gestion is to develop this on its original basis and when the time comes in the future when the neighborhood is more aecli- mated~ there may be no harm in asking for additional parking. He would be inclined to go along with the recommendation of the Planning g Zoning Board at this time. Mayor Jackson stated that if this is turned down to~r~ht~ theyeannot come back for months and Mr. Roberts agreed and added that it may be completed by that time and the neighbors may have a different attitude. -10- MINUTES - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA NOVEMBER 22, 1978 Mr. Caldwe!l stated he agreed with Mr. Roberts. This piece does jut into the residential. He is sure the proposed tenant could possibly afford to sea!e down the overall size. He does not know if it would drastical!yaffect the overall plan. Mr. Roberts made a motion to go along with the recommendation of the Planning $ Zoning Board to leave the zoning as is, as it was rezoned in 1975. Mr. Caldwell seconded the motion. Mayor Jackson clarified it was moved and seconded to reject this application. No discussion. Mrs. Padgett took a roll call vote on the motion as follows: Vice Mayor Harmening - Aye Mayor Jackson Aye Councilman Roberts - Aye Councilman Caldwel! Aye Councilman DeMarco Aye Motion carried ~0. Parcel: Request: Location: Use: Applicant: Portions of Section 31, Township 45 South, Range 43 East (105.83 Acres) Rezone from Agriculture to Planned Unit Development (PUD) Northwest Corner of Golf Road $ Congress Avenue 22 Single Family Homes~ 101 Villas, 20 Townhouses and 307 Garden Apartments~ Total Units: 450 Faber L Kirsner~ Attorneys at Law for Frederick Zeiger: Trustee Mr. Harmening moved to take this from the table, seconded by Mr. Caldwe!l. Motion carried 5-0. Mr. Kohl informed the Council that this is a new rezoning request per the CouncilTs request ~or the developer to go back to the planning department. A new information sheet has been submitted showing the changes and sketch of the area and also includin~ the LUI, net and gross densities. The old density was for 509 garden apartments, 51 townhouses, and 80 villas; it has now been changed to 22 single family homes, 101 villas, 20 townhouses and 307 garden apartments. Mayor Jackson clarified that it was a reduction of 190 units. Mr. DeMarco asked if the maximum would be two stories and Mr. Kohl informed him that it would be three stories. Mr. Roberts added that he understood ~hen this was pmesented to the Council for annexation~ a beautiful drawing was shown v~th no sign of anything being three or four stories. He realizes it was not a site plan~ but it would be more in keeping with that area. MINUTES - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH~ FLORIDA NOVEMBER 22, 1978 Mr. Harry Kirsner, representing the appticant~ referred to the origina~ plan having 640 u~its and four stories and stated they have compromised to three stories and cut the density from 20 to !5 units for the garden apartments. When annexed, the County gave 6 units per acre and the City gave 7.1 and they have now cut down to 4.25 um/ts per acre and because of the size of the lake~ they needed that configuration. He explained that the donation to the City would be 4.14 acres~ 3/4 acres more than required. He then explained the modifications made to the plan. He added that Woolbright Road would be dedicated to the City and explained that they would not have frontage on it. He explained that they were still making the traffic improvements required although not required with the changes to the plan according to their traffic engineer. Mr. Ca!dwell questioned the aet density and Mr. Kohl replied that it is 7.5 now and the gross is 4.25. Mayor Jackson ascertained that nobody wished to speak in favor or opposition to tlmis request. Mr. DeMarco asked if the one story buildings would be compatible to the surrounding areas and Mr. Kirsner replied that they would be even nicer. Mr. DeMarco asked if the two story units would be around the lake and Mr. Kirsner clarified that the garden apartments will be around the lake and they have buffered Cranbrook Estates with single family homes and villas. Mr. Roberts referred to the setback along Congmess Avenue and Mr. Kirsner explained that tleebui!dings will be along the lake with the parking area on Congress Avenue buffered with landscaping. Mayor Jackson questioned the units per acre allowed if this were to be developed as a PUD in single family homes and Mr. Annunziato replied the~ probably would be able to build 3 to 3~ unitspper acre on the dry land; approximately 180 units if all single family. A gentleman in the audience asked if this was the first develop- ment permitting three story units west of Congress Avenue and Mr. Annunziato replied that the Meadows and C g H will probably build four stories as they are allowed by ordinance in the PUD. Mr. Roberts stated that this development like some of the others has reduced to a reasonable density and the rights-of-way and other lands have been given. He believes an agreement was made with the School Beaird. He does not see any reason to h~ld it up. Mr. Roberts moved to accept this rezoning request for 105 acres for Faber & Kirsner for Frederick Zeiger, Trustee, seconded by Mr. DeMaroo. Under discu, ssion, Mr. Caldwell stated he is con- cemned about Golfview Harbour having new two story townhouses -12- MINUTES - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA NOVEMBER 22, 1978 with a landscaped buffer and believes this should have the proper landscaping and parking areas and Mr. Kirsner informed him that it will be heavily landscaped. Mr. Roberts asked if there were any reeommendations by the staff or utility companies and Mm. Kohl informed him that it must comply with the PUD ordinance. Mr. Moore added that we needed the 15 ft. easement to tie into the sewer plant and these people gave it to the City and it is part of the setback area. Motion carried 5-0. Pareel: Request: Location: Use: Applicant: Portion of Section 31, Township 45 South, Range 43 East (14.42 Acmes) Rezone from Agrieu!ture to C-3 Property fronting on West Side of Congress Avenue on both the North and South Side of future Woolbright Road Shopping Center g Office Complex Faber $ Kirsner, Attorneys at Law for Frederick Zeiger, Trustee Mr. DeMarco moved to remove this from the table, seconded by Mr. Caldwell. Motion carried 5-0. Mr. Harry Kirsner stated that this is the commercial application for C-3 zoning at the west end along Congress Avenue and told about there being plans for a local savingsand loan association~ Grand Union, mini n~vie theaters, and general shopping center and on the north side of Woolbright Road~ there will be a service station. Mayor Jackson referred to the plans having to be re- viewed by the Council and Mr. Moore agreed that the site plan would have to be approved by the Council. Mr. Caldwe!l asked if a gas station was necessary and Mr. Kirsner explained how they felt it would be necessary for the people living in the development. Mayor Jackson ascertained nobody in the audience wished to speak in favor or in opposition to this application. Mr. DeMarco moved that the rezoning request be granted from AgrieultuPe to C-3 for the 14442 acres belonging to Frederick Zeiger, Trustee. Mr. Harmening seconded the motion. Under discussion, Mr. Roberts referred to a couple provisions being included and Mr. DeMarco amended his motion to be subject to staff recommendations, seconded by Mr. Harmening. Motion car- Pied 5-0. OLD BUSIneSS Housing Authority Agreement (Continued) Mrs. Goldbemg returned before the Council and referred to being upset from hearing the statements made and clarified that the funds being asked for are for rehabilitation only. On what -13- MINUTES - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA NOVEMBER 22, 1978 moral ethical grounds can these people be denied the opportunity to upgrade their living conditions which have been labeled sub- standard housing by our Building Department? She asksd the Council to search their souls as well as their minds in making a decision tonight. She is interested in making Boynton Beach a better place for everyone~ ~or all citizens. Before condemn- ing the goverr~nent's financial help, think if Boynton Beach could survive without money for edueation~ health and welfare, sewage and water systems, parks, beach and recreation facilities, etc. Why pick on the rehabilitation of 100 homes to let people live and enjoy life as all of us do? Mr. Meh&lic asked wh~re she lived and if she attended the meeting last week and Mrs. Goldberg replied that she lives in Leisure- vil!e and did attend the meeting last week. Mr. Mehalic asked how long has she been working on this job and Mrs. Goldberg replied that she has been part of the Housing Authority since July 1977. Mr. Meha!ic clarified that none of the people are against rehabilitation, but he would like tc know why the people can't be taught to take care of their property. Mr. Pinto referred to Mrs. Goldberg being emotional and told how he became emotional because of his property value being decreased because of the neighborhood. If they want to build these homes, let the government buy acres of land and build them all in one complex. They should not come in and destroy another neighbor- hood and that is what they are doing. Mayor Jackson stated that the Housing Authority states this is going to be in a certain amea, but the agreement does not specify that and Mr. Pinto agreed and stated that they can go anywhere. Mayor Jackson clarified that they are not going to build homes. Mr. Caldwell asked Mr. Pinto if he felt the present conditions in this particular section are adversely affecting the price of his home and Mr. Pinto replied that they definitely are.and told about the reaction of people seeing the boarded up homes. Mr. Caldwe!! asked if he felt improvement to these homes is necessary and Mr. Pinto explained how he thought people should buy the homes with investing their own money and not just pay a low rental while he pays for the upkeep. Mr. Barry Seaman, Executive Director of the Palm Beach County Housing Authority, came before the Council and stated he would like to clarify a few points. In reference to the homes in the northwest section, the Federal Government did not build-these homes for low income housing. These homes were buil~by private developers with FHA financing. The private people bought the homes and put their money into it and look what you have! This was created by the private sector. They are talking about bring- ing it back to what it should be. In referring to the other cities, the majority of housing in ghetto areas is owned by private individuals and not the Federal Government. -14- C MINUTES - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA NOVEMBER 22, 1978 Mayor Jackson referred to this agreement applying to any place in the City and Mm. Seaman agreed. Mayor Jackson questioned who de- aided what is blighted and Mr. Seaman replied that they work with the Building Department and local Housing Authority to create decent housing. They do not make the decisions on their own. They follow the City master plan. It is ridieulous to say they are going to Chapel Hill, eta. They are coming in to help the City and the residents of the City. Mr. Caldwe!l referred to Page 1, Section 1, Paragraph D, and asked if he would be willing to strike the word "morals'~ and Mr. Seaman replied affirmatively. Mr. Caldwell added that what one personts morals is cannot be determined by the Housing AuthoriTy or Legislature and Mr. Seaman agreed and advised this was copied From the federal guidelines. Mr. Caldwell read Section 4, Subparagraph A, and questioned what services and facilities specifically will be provided and Mr. Seaman informed him that they are asking for any other serviees supplied to any other citizen such as water and sewage and they pay full cost. Mr. Ca!dwell stated that extra parks would not h~e to be built and Mr. Seaman replied negatively. Mr. Caldwell stated that once the 2.2 million dollars has been spent on renovation~ there is no more money at the present time and Mr. Seaman clarified that there is 3.7 million dollars for 100 units. This money is to acquire and rehabilitate the units. They have a pegular budget for maintenance for 40 years from the Federal Government. Mr. Caldwell asked what happened at the end of this time and Mr. Seaman replied that it can be extended by the Federal Goverr~ent. Mr. Caldwell clarified that the monies are guaranteed to come to the Housing Authorityand it is guaran- teed they will be maintained on a regular basis and Mr. Se~an agreed and added that they have maintenanee crews, trucks and equipment. Mr. Harmening referred to 3.7 million dollars for 100 up/ts being $37,000 per house for rehabilitation and Mr. Seaman agreed and added if they cost more, he would have to cut down the number of units to stay within the cost factor. Mr. Harmening stated if the cost and expenses are kept down and the units are not in too deplorable shape, there would be money left and Mr. Seaman replied negatively, that it would stay in the Federal budget but also to be included are attorney~ fees: reloeation, etc. in addition to rehabilitation. Mr. DeMarco referred to the !0%ppayment to the City and Mr. Seaman explained that under Florida law, the Housing Authority is non-profit and all taxes are supposed to be alleviated~ but the Federal Government requires a payment in lieu of taxes to be paid to the City. He explained how the sheltered rent was calculated and advised that 10% of this comes to the City. -15- MINIITES - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH~ FLORIDA NOVEMBER 22~ 1978 Mr. Harmening referred to payments to~ the School Board and County and Mr. Seaman replied that how the taxes are proportioned is up to the City. Mr. Harmening asked if there was a requirement to pay the County and School taxes and Mr. Seaman replied that he did not know and his requirement is to make the payment to the City, Mm. Harmening asked where we stand in relation to the other taxing bodies and Mr. Moore replied that he believes any taxing authority WOuld have a prorata share. Mr. Harmening asked if it would be incumbent to split up the taxes and Mr. Moore replied that i t probably would in proportion to the mill- age set. Mr. Hammeo/ng elarifiad that instead of getting 10%, we would get ~ of 10%, Mr. Seaman stated in reference to teaehinq people how to live~ there is an ongoing program of outside services teaching home ownership~ etc. They not only try to provide housing~ but up- grade the standard of li=ing including education. Mayor Jackson referred to houses on Seaerest Blvd. being con- sidered blighted and Mr. Seaman agreed. Mayor Jackson referred to a petition being received and Mr. Kohl read a petition from the residents of Pine Point Villas in opposition to loweost subsidized housing in the City of Boynton Beach signed with approximately 220 names. Mr. ~oberts asked if there were homes in this particular area considered to be blighted and Mr. Seaman explained that they musthave the City?s approval before making a survey. Mr. Roberts referred to this being at the north end of the City and Mr. Seaman replied there was no reason to go that far down. Mr. Roberts stated that this has been k/eked around and he thinks we should take a stand. This should have been given some consideration when the Housing Authority was formed, Mayor Jackson replied that the Housing Authority was appointed in July 1977 and the members of the Council did it because they were assured it would be under the County and they did not know it required City Council approval. Mr. Roberts referred to not doing anything about housing and asked if there was some way to get out and Mr. Harmening replied that he didnTt believe there was such a possibility. Mr. Roberts continued that he knows the area has been destroyed and it cannot get much worse. About 100 units were referred to which would limit the activities of the Housing Authority and he sees ao objection to that. Mr. Seaman clarified that he was not saying Boynton Beach is getting !00 units~ but the 100 units are County-wide. Mayor Jackson referred to a specific distmict and Mr. Seaman replied that a certain area was specified~ but it cannot be included in writing in the coop- eration agreement. Mr. Roberts clarified that it could be less than 100 units and Mr. Seaman agreed it eould be a lot less. Mr. Roberts commented that he was sure the City could control this. -16- MINUTES - REGHLAR CITY COHNC!L MEETING BOYNTON BEACH~ FLOPI hA NOVEMBER 22, 1978 Mr. Roberts suggested that education of the people be given some consideration to see how it works out. If the Council approves this~ he thinks drastic action could be taken so it doesnft ~et out of line. He is in favor of the agreement. Mr. HarmeD/hq referred to the target area bounded by the canal, U. S. 1~ 1-95, and ~h Avenue on the south and stated he rea- lizes many homes are substandard and he would like to see them have a better place to live. However as much as he would like to help those people, he feels when he sits here he represents all the people and not just one area. This agreement is not lind ted and emphasizes the entire City and many people do not care for the Federal Govermment or County Government coming in and operating shelters in their immediate area and he cannot see how he can vote for this. Mayor Jackson agreed and added that she feels there are many places that need help and told about an elderly gentleman need- ing help. Mr. Seaman clarified when the funds are available for units for the elderly they will be considered, but these funds are specified for family-units. Mayor Jackson continued that it is not limited in the agreement with stating the target area and Mr. Seaman replied that this would be discrimination. Mayor Jackson stated that it was the same with stating family units and Mr. Seaman disagreed and stated this is where the help is needed. Mayor Jackson~referred to the Housing Authority dis- criminating and Mr. Seaman replied that the City is discriminat- ing by saying the~ want a certain area designated. Mr. Roberts stated outside of the two items he mentioned, the 100 units acting as a limit and control by the City~ is there anything in the agreement that is objectionable and Mr. Moore replied that this was strictly a legislative decision of the Council. He would like it clarified that according to Seotion 4A~ there is no free service of utilities and Mr. Seaman agreed this was correct. Mr. Harmening referred to the target area and clarified that this area is of prime importance because there are more rundown or di!lapidated houses in this area~ but he is sure there are other places in the City meriting equal attention. Mr. Seaman informed him that they had to take the greatest need first. Mr. DeMarco questioned the time to be considered and Mr. Seaman informed him that if this agreement is approved, it will take him at least six to seven months to prepare a development pack- age and ke explained. It would be close to a year before any rehabilitation is started. Mr. DeMareo questioned the particular area he planned to start on and Mr. Seaman replied it would be the target area and he clarified that th~se 100 units must be spread around the County and not just in Boynton Beach. They look for the greatest need and what they can do with ~unds available. Mr. DeMarco stated he would like the area in Boynton - 17- MINUTES - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH~ FLORIDA NOVEMBER 227 1978 Beach defined and Mr. Seaman replied that they will look into the target area under the Housing Assistanee Plan with Community Development. Mr. Moore added that it is basically stated in the addendum submitted by the Housing Authority and Mr. Seaman agreed it was basically. Mr. Roberts moved to sign this agreement with the Housing Authority as outlined and subjeet to elarification of Section 4 and deletiQn of "morals'T in Section !o Mr. Caldwelt seconded the motion. Under discussion, Mr. Caldwell stated that someone, somewhere, somehow has to do something about this housing. It goes against his basic conservative grain to have Federal Funds constantly pouring around indiscriminately. He referred to the condition of that neighborhood and stated only time will tell whether someone will benefit. Mayor Jackson referred to the area not being designated in writing and stated she feels any agreement only means what it says. As requested~ Mrs. Padgett took a roll call vote on the motion as follows: Councilman DeMarco Aye Vice Mayor Harmening - No Mayor Jackson - Mo Couneilman Roberts Aye Councilman Ca,dwell - Aye Motion carried 3-2. Rescind Referendum Vote on Cultural & Sports Complex Mr. Roberts stated in v~ew of the fact there are funds available udder a new bill signed and the~e is the possibility we may receive some, he thinks it would be kind of ridiculous to have a referendum on this item. He then moved that it be rescinded~ seconded by Mr. Harmening. No discussion. Motion~earried 5-0. NEW BUSINBSS Receipt of Primary Election Returns Mrs. Padgett read the following Primary Eleetion Returns: Harold L. Btanchette 478 Votes Russell E. Butler 185 Votes Riehard D. Ca!dwel! - 1048 Votes Bill Cwynar 527 Votes Joe DeMarco Q 1339 Votes Fred DiSalle 978 Votes Robert "Bob" Peldman 792 Votes Don Fenton 741 Votes Ronald ~Ron'? Johnson - 1377 Votes John W. Johnston 364 Votes Ken Kribs 702 Votes Betty Riscoe - 1571 Votes Norman P. Strnad - 1561 Votes Walter "Marty~ Trauger - 1527 Votes -18- MINUTES - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH~ FLORIDA NOVEMBER 22, 1978 Mrs. Padgett added that the total number voting was ~, 833. Mr. Roberts moved to accept receipt of the primary election returns, seconded by Mr. Harmening. No discussion. Motion carried 5-0. ADMINISTRATIVE Consider Petition to Environmental Protection Agency to Make the Biscayne Aquifer the Sole Source of Potable Water Supply for South Florida Mr. Kohl referred to submitting a memo from Mr. Paul Startzman .and Mr. Perry Cessna and read the last paragraph: "It is the unqualified recommendation of the undersigned that a resolution supporting the petition to the E.P.A. be prepared and distributed to all concerned, supporting the petition to make the Biscayne Aquifer the sole source of potable water supply for Southeastern Florida." Mayor Jackson referred to a resolution having to be to the E.P.A. by December 7 and asked if there was any way to vote On a resolution now and Mr. Moore explained that the resolution could be drafted and be ratified later. Mr. Caldwel! moved to pass the resolution to the E.P.A. supporting the petition to Fake the Biscayne Aquifer the sole source of potable water supply for Southeastern Florida with this to be sent to the E.P.A., Area Planning Board, League of Municipalities, and other cities. Mr. Roberts seconded the motion. No discussion. Motion carried 4-0 (Mr. DeMarco ?Lad left the room.) Consider Recommendation for Meeting Requirement of Catwalk at Water Treatment Plant Mr. Kohl read the attached memorandum dated November 13, 1978, from Mr. Perry Cessna and clarified that OSHA is the Safety Division of the Federal Government. He referred to OSHA changing the rules and regulations, but stated we have to eomp!y according to Federal Law. Mr. Catdwell moved to approve Mr. Cessnafs recommendation per his memo dated November 13, 1978, for Tomfs Welding~ seconded by Mr. Roberts. Under discussion~ Mr. Harmening commented that anything required by OSHA, he will vote against. Motion carried 4-1 with Mr. Harmening dissenting. Consider the Extension of Water & Sewer Lines on Military Trail Mr. Kohl referred to the memo submitted from Mr. Cessna dated Novem- ber 13, 1978, regarding the extension of lines up Military Trail with participation by the developers and explained how this calls for R g A to extraet figures and we have a credit of approximately $11,000 and we could have them start on this and start using this credit. -19- MINUTES - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA NOVEMBER 22, 1978 Mr. Roberts asked if this is part of our service area and Mr. Kohl replied affirmatively. Mm. Caldwel! asked if we are getting interest on that credit and Mr. Kohl replied negatively. Mr. Caldweli referred to Russell & Axon overcharging us and Mr. Roberts suggested that he put this item on the agenda for further discussion. Mr. Cessna explained that we are required to supply water and sewer in our service area and the property owners pay the cost. This is a request to obtain an estimate so we can col!eot the money to furnish the services. Mr. DeMarco made a motion to authorize the proper authorities to proceed with this~ seconded by Mm. Roberts. Mayor Jackson clari- fied it had been moved and seconded to follow Mr. Cessn~'s reeom~ mendation. No discussion. Motion carried 5-0. Receipt of Correspondence from Mr. Alfred C. Shepard Mr. Kohl read the attached letter dated November 6, 1978, from Mr. Alfred C. Shepard for the record. Me added that he talked to the Reereation Director and this parcel is not usable for parks and would be a burden on the City forees to take eare of it. No taxes can be collected and if we put equipment on it, it would have to be removed when sold. Mr. Caldwell moved to instruct the City Manager to address a letter to Mr[ Shepard respectfully rejecting his offer, seconded by Mr. DeMarco. No discussion. Motion carried 5-0. Update on Atlantic High School Swimming Pool Mr. Kohl advised that Dr. Carter told him to mention that they thought the swimming pool would be around S800,000 and they have this amount inasmuch as the County was going to provide it, but the bids came in at ~900,000 so the pool is not being constructed at this time. Consider Application for Occupational License Submitted by Jerry Thompson L Neville Allison dba City Taxi Service, 1103 N. Pederal Highway Mr. Kohl read the applieation submitted and noted the location does comply 'with loea! zoning ordinance for a taxi service. Mr. DeMarco moved that the request be granted, seconded by Mr. Ca!dwell. No discussion. Motion carried 5-0. Approval of Bills Mr. Kohl read the following bills for approval: lo Allen Insurance Agency 5~,760.00 Automobile liability Pay from budgeted funds 001-195-519-40-41 49,291 401-395-539-40-41 10,469 -20- MINUTES - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA NOVEMBER 22, 19Y8 o J g P Electrical Contractors Corp. Lighting system at Wi!son Ball Park Reimbursable from P. B. County Comm. Block Grant Council approved 10/3/78 5,940. O0 Board of County Commissioners Solid waste ~or the month of October Pay f~om budgeted funds 00!-341-534-40-9G 10,025.00 Aquachem Co., Inc. Pebble lime.for Water Treatment Plant Pay from budgeted funds 401-332-533-30-65 2,623~13 Publix Market !00.01 Meals for needy and infirmed Pay from Federal Revenue Sharing Pund 320-871-570-02-5A Ordinance ~73-15 passed 5/15/73 Willie Ruth McGrady 96.00 Server for Senior Citizen's Club - 2 weeks Pay from Federal Revenue Sharing Fund 320-871-570-02-5A Ordinance ~73-t5 passed 5/15/73 7o Isiah Andrews 110.00 Driver for Senior Citizen's Club - ~ weeks Pay from Federal Revenue Sharing Fund 320-871-570-02-5A Ordinance ~73-15 passed 5/15/73 I.B.M. Corp. Computer rental for November Pay from budgeted funds 001-133-513-40-21 3~ 437. O0 o Aquachem Co., Inc. Pebble lime for Water Treatment Plant Pay from budgeted funds 40!-33~-533=30=65 2,741.69 10. Rowland Truck Equipment Tailgates for garbage packers Pay from Encumbered funds 320-000-245-03-00 C~uncil approved 7/5/78 24,000.00 11. Russell & Axon 626-681-01-4 Inv. ~52 Misc. engineering services in preparation for 1978 Bond Validation L Sale Pay from Utility General Fund 401-000-!69-11-00 Agreement dated 6/10/67 !~224.37 12. Russell & Axon 626-681-09-3/6 Inv. ~3 P~ofessional services on construction of Raw Water Main - Part C Pay from Utility General Fund ~01-000-169-01-00 Authorization dated 8/15/74 3~142.11 -21- MINUTES - REGULAR CiTY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA NOVEMBER 22~ 1978 13. Russell & Axon 626-681-04-4 Inv. ~12 1,843.74 Engineering services for ~gional Lift Stations $ Force Mains Fay from [ltility General Fund 401-000-169-11-00 Authorization dated 11/19/72 14. Russell $ Axon 626-681-08-6 Inv. ~28 2,762.59 Resident inspection $ engineering servioes at Water Treatment Plant Pay from Htility General Fund 401-000-169-01-00 Authorization dated 5/8/74 15. Russell $ Axon 626-681-29-4 Inv. ~6 2,121.53 Professional serviees at Cranbrook Lake Estates Pay from Htility General Fund 401-000-220-52-00 Authorization dated 5/11/78 16. Allied Chlorine & Chemical 1~430o28 Chlorine ~or Water Treatment Plant Pay from budgeted funds 401-332-533-30-63 Mr. Kohl stated the bills deseribed have been approved and veri- fied by the department heads involved; cheeked and approved for payment by the Finanee Department; funds are available in their respective budgets. He therefore ~eeommends payment of these bills. Mr. Harmening referred to ~15 with Russell $ Axon providing professional servioes at Cranbrook Lake Estates and asked if we are getting that money back and Mr. Kohl informed him this money was received in advance. Mr. Harmening moved to pay the bills, seconded by Mr. DeMarco. No discussion. Motion carried 5-0. CONSENT AGENDA Disaster Shelter Agreement - The Ameriean Red Cross, Palm Beach County Chapter Mr. Caldwell moved to table this item, seconded by Mr. DeMareoo Motion carried 5-0. [- Reciprocal LibrarV AQ-~eement - Vi!taqe of North Palm Beach a-~ommunity School Proqram Agreement - Palm Beach County ~,List of Payments - Month of Oetober~ 1978 Mr. DeMareo moved to accept these three items~ seconded by Mr. Harmening. No discussion. Motion carried 5-0. -22- MINUTES - RBGHLAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLOKIDA NOVEMBER 22, 1978 Request from Riteco Development Corporation .and Staff Recommenda- tions Mr. Howard Post appeared before the Council and referred to his letter dated November 9, 1978 requesting an extension to the approvals given Riteeo Development Corporation for the rezoning and submit~rga final plat. He explained that a six month exten- sion was requested to give time to assess the money market trends, housing market, etc. They do not want to develop and put on the market 250 dwelling ur~ts next summer and find they cannot sell them because mortgage money is not available. They do plan to proeeed exactly as planned, but are requesting their time to be extended. However, he understands Mr. Cessna has raised a ques- tion regarding the utilities. Mr. Kohl read Mr. Cessna~s memo dated November 13, 1978: T~I have no objections to the proposal Mr. Post has made in his letter~ providing that the time for installation of the water lines is from the date of the original approval and is not moved backward six to eight months by'action of the Council if they decide to grant this request.T~ Mr. Cessna added that in the original setup, we agreed only the minor line would be brought in there and within 42 months or 42 Ur~ts~ they would put the major line in. He does not think this request basically affects it but it gives three years instead of 3~ years to get the line in. Mr. Post replied that if this is all that is involved, there would be no problem. Mr. Post clarified that they were requesting two ehan~es: to extend the zoning by six months and extend approval of the first plat to the same period. He does not see any advantage having a separate time frame for the zoning and plat. The plat 1 approval expires December 6 and he does not see anything the City gains by having the plat approval expire prior to zoning. He would like the plat approved for the life of the zoning. They have no plans to ohange the plat or anything about it, but simply would like to extend the deadlines for both six months. The point raised by Mr. Cessna ean remain unchanged. Mr. Caldwell moved to grant the six month extension with the exception of the request as laid out by Mr. Cessna regarding the water lines, seconded by Mr. DeMareo. No discussion. Motion carried 5-0. ADJOURNMENT Mr. Caldwelt moved to adjourn, seconded by Mr. DeMarco. Motion carried 5-0 and the meeting was properly adjourned at 9:50 P. M. -23- MINUTES - REGULAR CItY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH~ FLOI~IDA NOVEMBER 22, 1978 CITY OF B~YNTON BEACH, PLORIDA Mayor ATTEST: Clerk Recording Secretary (Three Tapes) -24- MEMORANDUM Frank Kohl City Manager Perry A. Cessna Director of Utilities Since the original design of the Water ~reatment Plant, it has come to our attention thru OS~A that we will require an elevated catwalk around the vacuum filters at the plant. A design was drawn up by R&A and submitted to.Intercounty for a price. Their quote to Mr. Swan is for $5,343.00. At this point, I requestsd Bill Murray, Chief Inspector for R&k, to contact Tom's Weldin~ in Del- ray Beach, to see what they would charge. Tom's Welding gave us a price quote of $4,2¢0.00o If this is done thru Int~county, it would be a change order; and they would add their normal overhead, etc., and probably come up with the price quoted by them. If we contract directly from Tom's Welding, we will be saving approXi- mately $I,100.00, but will have to pay it from the funds that our pay- ing Intercounty and'would therefore eliminate Intercounty's overhead. It is recommended that we receive Council approval 'for this. If it is approved, we should then issue an order to Tom's Welding Service to do this job and have it paid for out of the same funds which the Water Plant construction are-being paid from. For your information, I am attaching copies of both Intercounty's and Tom's Welding Service's quote. PAC Att. Perry A. ~_ss~ - Director of Utilities lntercountF Construction Corporation.: of Florida Mr. Joseph Swan Russell and Axon 2948 Forest Hill'Blvd. West Palm Beach, Florida 33406 Reference: Boymton Bea~_WTP Addition ~ I.C;C. Job 76 I0 October 27, 1978 Dear Mr. Swan: In accordance with your request, we have developed a price for the furnishing, installation and painting of the cat- walk and handrail for the Vacuum Filter as per the sketch issued to I.C.C. We will perfor~ this work for the Lump Sum of $5,343.00 (Five Thousand, Three Hundred amd Forty Three Dollars). Please advise us of your decision as soon as possible. truly yours, Roy. Kene f f ~ Pr~3 ect Manage~' cc: 76-10 LWK TOM'S WELDING SERVICE 3025 N. OLD DIXIE PE4Y. DELRAY BEACH, FIA. 3344~4 TEL. 734-4424 Russell & Axon P. O. Box 1837 Delray Beach, Fla. 33444 November 3, 1978 Dear Sir: We are pleased to offer our proposal to in- stall an elevated catwalk surrounding the vacume filters at the~&.mWater Treatment Facility at Bo!rnton Beach. We propose hereby to furnish material and labor for the'sum of Four thousandtwo hundred and forty dollars ($4,240.00). Thank you. THOMAS ~L~Y y A~E~ C. Sm~p~m Orl~, ~o~ Gene Moore, Esq. RE: Block 23, Dewey's Sub. (2-t/2 acras i~ediately east Kwik ~ek Shopping Center) As you may know, my two sisters and I have owned for a number of years the above 2-1/2 acres. We have no plans for selling it in the foreseeable future. Should we get an offer 'be cam't refuse", I believe we could get along with delivery of the property on a two-years'-notice basis. Therefore, I am wondering if there is any interest on the part of the City to take possession of the property and use it for open space or park purposes with the understanding that we would have the right to terminate the City's use on an eighteen-months' or two-years'-notice basis. As yon know, the City wants us to keep the place clean by "mowing vacant areas". If the City would take care of this, and if the property could get off the tax rolls for the period the City used it, we would probably be willing to enter into an agreement along these lines. t would appreciate it if you would let me know what you think the possibilities are in this matter and whether or not the Manager and City Council would be interested in such an arrangement. We will be in touch with you later on this week regarding the Water and Sewer Bond validation hearing and our work on the Official Statement. ACS:gk Sincerely, 10/31/28 CITY OF 80YNTON BEACH PAGE qAAS07 CURRENT MONTH CHECKS CHECK ~ 8964 9620 9621 9622 9623 9624 9625 9628 ~6'~o 9631 9632 .. 9634 9635 9637 9638 ~ R VENDOR # VENDO NAME CHECK DATE TOTAL AMOUNT 034726 BOYNTON BEACH FIRE OEPT ' 9/08/78 ' ~giZ~CCR 020~05 CONSTANCE OffISH ~0/02/78 53.79 02t540 FRANK A. BEDNARICK 10/02/78 282o76 025~80 OBE BUTLER 10/02/78 227°58 03050] RENA CAR~IER 10/02/78 63.23 056500 ~O0~RON EUTSAY 10/02/78 .. ~_ 05~660 NURIEL HQLZNAN ]0/02/78 16~°46 10~508 FRANK JOHNSON 10/02/78' 88~75 ..... ~509 .~EO~E ~._~OHNSON ............ 10/02/78 88.66 166~00 ELEANOR PUFFER 10/02178 9~.28 190945 JOHN SCHNEIDER 10/02178 ~33.20 192592 ADA SHOOK 10/02/78 202o21 202550 JANES C. THOMPSON 10102172 21.19 23o~52 OLIVE UALLACE [0/01/78 t68°90 231580 M.To MELCH t0/02/28 82°65 ..... 2]25[0 ___~9 WI.~.!~ ...................... !0/02/78 365°91 266900 MILDRED i. ZW&RT 10/02/~ 72.13 196360 EDWARD SULLIVAN 10/02/78 19'~o10 - 96~0 124590 NORMAN LOLfiTTE 10/02/78 42.46 964[ 194290 KEN SNOW [0/02/78 225.41 9720 9721 9821 9823 9824 9825 9826 104510 JOHN JOHNSTON 030632 JOHN HARRINGTON 071550 GENERAL GRC TRUCK 390002 MOODY JR., WILLIE 10/02/78 625.19 [0/02178 3~99 10/05/78 30,820.00 10/05/78 194.36 ~60008 PEDRO TREV~NO ]0/06/78 370012 ELEANOR KUSTRA 10/06/78 014240 ISIAH ANDREWS 10/06/78 9828 011400 ADVANCE AIR CONDITIONING 10/06/78 327.76 270.42 278°60 55.00 ~8.00 543.30 9830 013720 ALLEN INSURANCE AGENCY 10/06/78 _ 9831 013780 _ALL]ED CHLORINE & 10/06178 9~.52 9833 015'310 9834 015500 98~5 _..016000 9856 020401 9837 020440 9838 021201 9839 021210 98~0 021530 9~4L 022650 9~42 023800 9~43 024285 g~4~ 02~650 AOUACHEM COMPANY 10106178 VEVA ARHBRUSTER 10106/78 ATLANTIC~ARDWARE ................... ~/06/78 MICHAEL BAIRD 10/06/78 THE BAKER & TAYLOR CO. 10/06/78 BO. OF QQ~._:CONHISSION.~R.~ ............ t0/06/78 BRADFORD BAXLEY 10/o6~78 BEANE EXTERMINATING CO° BIG CHIEF, INC. BLUF CROSS OF FLORIDA CLARK 8RARDMAN CO. LTD. R.R. BONKER CO. 10/06/78 10/06/78 10/06/78 10106/78 10/06/78 3,850.22 10.00. 2°95 200.O0 149.55 9,561.00 116.69 144.00 18,054.23 10.51 37.50 10/31/78 CITY OF BOYNT~N BEACH ~HECK C U R R E N T N [] N VENDOR # VENDOR NAME T H CHECKS CHECK DATE TOTAL A~OUNT ~g845 024652 RoR~ BOWKER cO. J%b 024725 BOYNTON CITY FEDERAL CRFD ~q~47 024730 BOYNT(JN ~EACH RETIREMENT 9848 024765 BOYNTON GUN E LOCK, INC. 9349 033650 CLEAN MACHINE CAR WhSH 9850 040523 D~WSON COMPANY 9851 041580 SGT~ Jo DELOACH 9852 042700 V.d. DIBATTISTA 9853 042905 C~RL DIXON 9854 044670 So ELIZABETH DORNAN 9854 0~467~ S. ELIZABETH OORMAN 9:855 050310 EASY PAY TIRE STORE ~'~9856 062820 EIREMEN'S RELIEF ~ 9857 062910 FIRST BANK ~ TRUST '~985B 063715 064590 10/06/7~ 10/06/78 10/06/78 10/06/78 10/06/78 10706/78 10706/78 10/06/78 ~/06/78 10/06/18 3.95 7,251. I0 2,587.22 104.65 72.00 38,970.00 100.00 · 200.00 I0106t78' -' 58.10 !0/Q6/78 .......... ~68 ..... 10/06/78 66~.82 10/06/78 13, I1~.87 _~LP~[P~ DIES~.~_TRUCK g tN _.10~.06/7~ ........... !v~!9.87 PATRICIA FORTUNE 10/06/78 16.00 FORTUNE 10/06/78 24.00 9861 070400 BETTY GARRIGA 9~62 070410 9863 071551 9864 074500 .... 66 075535 9867 075610 9869 080415 9870 08~610 9871 084675 9872 086351 : 9873 094290 9:~74 104600 9375 111550 9B76 I20410 GAYLORD BROTHERS GENERAL BINDING SALES COR CHARLES GODFREY THE GOOD LIFE GUARANTY BLUEPRINTERS ~ .......... !0!.06/78 ............ 9,0_o 10/06/78 10/06/78 10/06/78 10/06/78 10/06/78 GULFSTREAM LUMBER CO. 10/06/78 WILLIAM R. HAMILTON 10/06/78 DALE HAMMACK 10/06/78 JOHN F. HOLLIHAN 10/06/78 HOT ROD 10/06/78 NOAH HUDDLESTON 10/06/78 .... INTERNAL ONES E UIPMENT CO. O/O6/?a BERT KEEHR 10/06t78 LAMAR UNIFORMS 10/06/78 9'878 124740 LOS MANGOS DEV. VENTURES 10/0o/78 9879 132780 HAROLD ~[LLER 10/06/78 9~81 1~6]~5 ELISE ULLEN" I0)06/78 9382 136420 MUNICIPAL POLICE 10106/78 9~83 140399 WILLIAM N~HRST~DT 10/06/78 g~84 l~04B1 NATIONAL CASH REGISTER 10/06/78 .~86 I60380 PAL~ BEACH JR. COLLEGE 10/06178 ~87 1655~5 PSYCHOLOGY TODAY 10/06/78 9~R8 ~80500 EV~ RAYMOND 10/06/78 ,:~.' 9~89 1'"'578 REc'~RD SHACK ................ '0')06/78 9~90 181708 RETIREMENT PLANS, INC. ~0/06/78 ~91 190515 SATTELL[TE PRODUCTS, INC. 10/06/78 9392 ~9~59 OLYVE E. SCHOOLEY 9~93 191~00 SCOTTY' S ]0/06/79 989~ 191600 SERVICE EOU]P. CO., INC. 10/06/78 135.00 35.00 30.00 15.00 7.00 1,198.29 200-.00 200..00 10.95 200.00 69.43 .... 204.78 81 ,.57 95.06 4.50 200.00 ~0.00 I0.00 984-.88 ZOO. O0 1,169.19 453.00 360.00 12.00 BO.O0 116.46 }0.,00 ,~1.02 2~589.00 [0/31/78 CITY OF P, DYNTt}N ~EACH PAGE 3 C U R R E N T M 0 N T H C iH E C K S CftECK ~ VENDOR # VENDOR WANE CHECK DATE '~-895 193912 LEON SHILLS 10/06178 '~&96 196009 PAUL ST~RTZNAN 10106/78 . 9~ 7 196400 SUN CONTROL INDUSTRIES 10/06/78 · 91898 210155 U.S. TENNIS SURVEY INC. - .... I0/06/7S 9899 216415 UNIVERSAL BEACH SERVICE 10/06/78 : 9900 216580 UTILITIES SERV]CE. INC. 10/06/78 990I 222800 VIKING ENTERPRISES 10/06/78 9~02 230305 MRS. WILLIAN WAGNER 10/06/T8 9903 230453 WALLACE NCHARG, ROBERTS 10J06/78 9904 232480 HERB WILLARD TRUCKING 9905 241600 XEROX CO~PORA[ION 10106/78 ~.99o6 .......~oo32, .JosEP¥ SIOCK~ ..... .......... ~0/06/78 9907 020458 BARILE EXCAVATING ~ PIPEL ]0/10178 9907 020458 BARILE EXCAVATING [ PIPFL 10/i0/78 9908 ....... TOTAL AMOUNT 127.50 50.00 IS.OD 10.50 271.00 9,615.95 193.52 100.00 3,150.0~ 3, t50.00 125.46 2,549.74 16,965.84CR 16,968.84 BOYNTON. _B.E~H. F I8_~ D_EPT 10/10/78 217.50 9909 044750 DOUBLEDAY ~ CO. ' ............ ibii6/?B 9910 196020 STATE OF FLORIDA DEPT. 10/I0/~8 3.00 9gti ........ .~50002 $~NS I BAUG_U ~ ~flL~ER.. 10/t0/78 9912 020458 BARI[E EXCAVATING ~ PIP~ ........ ~0-/i~178 ...... i6~-~68~'~ .... ~913 134650 GENE MOORE I0/I 1/7~ 7, 3~8.12 9914 ........ 1_~I~20 PETTY CASH WATER ~ SEWER I0/11/78 49.60 ~16 300012 ANGELO DALPIAZ 10/I1/~8 9917 ~00,21 JOHN HOLLI HAN ................... ~ !~/78 227.24 gg18 gO001 ~ ALL4N NYOU lET 10/1B/~8 293.99 9919 450004 CAROLYN Y SINS 10/13/78 613.68 9920 _ _.t]ggl 1 WILLIE GRAHAM ]0/1~/78 I64.58 992I ~70005 CLAIRE KENDALL 10/I~/78 I64-~'6~- 9922 ~30950 WILLIE RUTH NCGRADY 10/13/78 AB.00 9924 0~0150 ~. BELTRAN TYPEWRI-TER Ca; ~0/13/78 9925 015500 VEVA A~BRUSTE~ '10/13/78 10.00 9926 ..... ~.~020 ATLANTIC NAT[aNAL BANK 10/13/78 I04,180.71 9928 020300 B~DGER ~ETER, INC. 10/13/78 988.00 9930 024725 BOYNTON CITY FEDERAL CRED ___ 10/13/78 7,034.90 9931 024730 BOYNTDN BEACH RET.[~ENENT ..... 10/13/78 2,759.63 99~2 ..... ~ 2_~.6.03 BO~ BROWN I0/1~/72 84.00C~ 9~32 025603 ..... S'6~-' 6~OU-~--- ZO/Z~-/7 ~ ............... 9933 026302 BUtLDINa OFFICIALS ASSOC. I0/13/~8 12.00 9934 033650 CLEAN NACHINE CAR WASH 10/13/78 ~4.25 9~5 0~4550 COCA COLA BOTTLING ca. t0/i~/78 99.75 9936 035560 CROWN LIFE INSURANCE CO. 10/13/78 2,000.00 9937 0~0500 DAVIS HETER ~ SUPPLY . 10/13/78 746.25 99~8 ' -~'20 DECISioN'DATA CO~TER" ~ ...... 10/1~/78 9939 041612 OELRAY FARN SUPPLY 10/13/78 324.50 9940 041635 HR. a ~aaS. DEMARC~ ................. IO/13/T8 36.00 99~1 045418 OREW CHEM[CAL 10/13/78 9942 062820 FIRE~EN'S RELIEF a 10/13/78 785.87 9943 052910 FIRST B~NK ~ T.RU~~ .............. 10/13/78 ....... 1~673tZ~ ........ 10/31/78 CITY OF BOYNTDN BEACH PAGE CURRENT MONTH CHECKS CHECK ~ VENDOR ~ VENDOR NAME CHECK DATE TOTAL AMOUNT 9944 064649 -~945 065625 -,~946 07000 3 9947 070002 9948 070400 9949 074500 9950 075450 9951 075500 9952 075581 9953 080310 995z~ 094290 9955 114600 '9956 --121725 9957 130310 9958 130500 '~59 .... 130565 9960 132855 9961 134575 GEO. FOWLER WELDING CO. 88o10 WoR. EUNKHOUSER, INC. 32.56 G.A. INDUSTRIES 287.06 EWE PCOA REGION 6 135.0~ BETTY GARRIGA 30°00 CHARLES GODFREY GRAY,AR ELECTRIC CO. INC~ 98.44 GRIFFIN POLLUTIO~ 700°00 GULF OIL CORPORATION '3~585o~3 HALSEY ~ GR]FFITH, INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE 80°98 KOPY KING PRINTENG CENTER I1.15 LE~IS OFFICE SUPPLIES 10/13/78 19.50 WHITT MACDOWELL 10/i3/78 652.00 10/13/78 10/13118 10/13/78 10/13/78 10/13/78 '10/13/78 10/13/78 I0/13/78 __ 10/13/78 I0/i3/78 10/13/78 10/13/78 MANUFACTURERS LIFE INS. I0/13!7~ MAURY'S TOOL CHEST 10113/78 288.00 EDWARD MITCHELL I0/1~/78 96.95 MOM CHEMICAL CO., INCo 10/13/78 377.95 '~'2 .... 136426 ..... ~O~-ltlPAL"~O-L]~ ....................... i6213/?~ ......... 1,035.66 9963 136432 ALICE MUNRO 10/13/75 20.00 9964 151310 ODOR CONTROL SYSTEMS ]0/13/78 84.25 lO/I~/78 730.80 '966 155705 JAMES O'STEEN 10/~3/78 20°00 ~967 160390 PALM BEACH'COUNTY MUNICIP 10113178 400.00 9969 180500 EVA RAYMOND 10/13/78 ~0.00 9970 181579 REAL ESTATE DATA 10/13/78 9972 191510 SEACREST PETROLEUM CO. 10/13/78 9973 191700 SEWELL HARDWARE CO., IMCo 10/13/78 997~ 193912 LEON SMILES 10/.13/78 9975 196009 -PAUL'STARTZM~ .............. 10/13/78' gg?? 200100 TAB PRODUC~S CO. .10/13/78 9978 201580 TENNIS SUPPLY I0/1~/78 ggso 216350 UNDERGROUND SUPPLY 10/1~/78 gg~l 2163gl UNIJAX, INC. I0/13/78 gg83 160376 PALM BEACH COUNTY HEALTH 10/13/78 gg84 lg6025 STATE DF FLORIDA -- DEPT. 10/13t78 ~980 9987 9988 9989 9990 9991 9992 196025 STATE OF FLORIDA - DEPT. 10/29/78 196010 STATE OF FLORIDA DEPT. OF 10/16/78 ........ b[372o ..... ~[[EN INSUR~d~ ~G'EN~Y ........ ~'~1~7~- 025660 LARRY BRYSON 10/17/78 0345q7 COLUMBIA RECORDS 10/I7/78 647.45CR 647.45 130.04 127.50 50.00 99o0~ 34.72 629o2~ 590.40 293.08 98.85 542°00 20.00 20.00 20.00 20.00 163.51 1,435.00 136.50 250.00 034600 CbMMERCiAL'R'E'CORD ............... 1b~17/78-'~ ........... 1~'6:~-d----- 044750 DOUBLEDAY ~ CO. 10/17/78 14.37 050300 EAST COAST FIRE EO~JIPo 10/17/78 12.0o 10/31/78 CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH PAGE C ti R ~ E N T M ti N T H C H E C K S VENDOR ~ VENDOR NAME CHECK DATE TOTAL AMOUNT CHECK ~ 9994 053601 ELECTRIC COMPANY 10/17/78 6.00 4995 053910 E~ERGENCY ONE 10/17/78 177.86 9996 063745 .FLORIDA HISTORICAL SOCIE~. . 10/1ff/78 IO.O0 9997 063755 FLORIDA INTERNATIONAL 10/17/78 25.00 9998 063787 FLORIOA PUALIC UTILITIES 10/17/78 3.57 9999 071595 THE GET READY SHEET MID Y 10/I7/78 17.00 lO000 072700 WILLIE GIBSON 10/I.7/78 108.90 10001 080426 HARLEY DAVIDSON OF PALM B 10/17/78 219.64 J0002 .090105 ._.!..B.N- CORPORATION la/17/78 231260 10003 100310 JACK'S CAMERA CENTER 10/17/78 10004 112815 KIRK MATERIALS, INC. I0/17/78 105o00 1ooo5 __!3o565 . MAUB¥.'sToo~_.CH~ST ........... 10!?~78 10006 131550 MECHANICS UNIFORM SERVICE 10/17/78 ~5.00 10007 131766 MIAMI ELEVATOR CO. 10/17/78 54.78 10009 136340 LAURA MUDRYK I0/17/78 100.00 10010 1~0460 NATIONAL WELDING PRODUCTS 10/17/78 9.50 10012 160~50 CATHY PATTERSON 10/17/78 6.00 10013 165310 PRECISION FRAME SERVICE 10/17/78 75.00 '~0015 I94300 SNOW CONCRETE CORP. I0/i7/78 12Io20 i0016 196009 PAUL STARTZHAN 10/17/78 77.91 1qo17 .... ~_o.1580 .... T~E._N~N I S SUPPLY_ ........................ !_OZ_I 7 / 78 10018 10019 10020 1002I 10022 10023 10024 10025 10026 10027 I0028 10029 10030 10031 L0032 10033 10034 10035 ~003~ 10037 10038 10039 10040 10041 10042 10043 10044 194710 132750 !~1720 290016 270004 410003 236.00 216432 UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA 10/17/78 92.50 241600 XEROX CORPORATION I0/17/78 1,009.61 025S59 __ HO~I~..GB~ENE~ _T~N~ ~I~SP~ .......... 10/_~7/7~ __.~..- .... 150.00 $OUTHERN.~ETER SUPPLY CO. 10/17/78 838.17 MICROFILM CENTER 10/17/78 ~1~446.72 PETTy CASH WATE~_~ SEWE~ CARL COLSON ROY AIKENS ._UENRY OSTASZEWSKI 014240 ISIAH ANDREWS 130950 WILLIE RUTH HCGRADY ..... 0~_!~00 ..... AgA~ C~.E~ROLET 011350 ADMINISTRATIVE CHARGES 10/20/78 290.96 10/20/78 301.82 10/20/78 231.34 10/19/78 55.00 10/19/78 48.00 10/20/78 7~.18 10120f78 15,416.74 011400 ADVANCE AIR CONOITIONIN~ ....... J0(.20/78 ...... I1~..~96 ..... _0_!~7~0 .... .~k~[N I~S~RANCE AGENCY 10/20/78 33,959.00 015310 AOUACHEM COMPANY 10/20/78 1,191.52 015500 VEVA ARHBRUSTER 10/20/78 10.00 ...... 0[6300 .... AUTO?RRDUCTS, INC. . ........... ~/~5 162.31 016306 AUTOMATIC ENTRANCES, INC. 10/20/78 30.00 020100 B E H SALES 10/20/78 847.74 020300 BADGER ~ETER., INC. 10/20/78 988.00 020440 THE BAKER & TAYLOR CO. 10/20/78 478.06 020450 BAKER E TAYLOR COMPANIES I0/20/78 16.24 __020475 . ~._ S. BARNES a CQ~, INC~ ....... 10(_~0178 40.78 021200 80. OF CJI. COM~ItSSIONERS 10/20/78 110.96 021201 80o OF CO. COMMISSIONERS 10/20/78 8~955.00 024710 ~OYNTON AUT~ SUPPLY 10/20/78 898.19 10131178 CITY OF ROYNTON BEACH PAGE ~z~507 CURRENT MONTH CHECKS CHECK ~ VENDOR ~ VENDOR NAME CHECK DATE TOTAL AMOUNT )046 10048 10049 10050 10051 10052 10053 10054 10055 10056 10058 10059 024725 0247~0 024905 025585 025603 030305 '036348 041600 044750 045~18 050300 051300 053900 062'800 062820 1006~ ...... '0-62910 10061 063712 BOYNTON CITY FEDERAL CRED BOYNTON BEACH RET[REMcNT' ~ CHERYL GRE-ID~R BRADKIN BROOKS PRODUCTS BOB BROWN CALGON CORP. CUSTOM AUTO TRIM DELRAY CHEMICAL CO. 10/20/78 I0/20/78 2,684.12 10/20/78 4.00 I0120/78 625.00 10/20/78 42.00 10720/78 8,280.00 lO/PO/78 70.00 10/20/78 360.00 DOUBL=DA¥ ~ Ca. DREW CHEMICAL 10/20f78 898.98 EAST COAST FiRE EOUIP. I0/20/78 254.40 EDWARDS ELECTRIC CORP. 10/20/78 65.00 FIRE EOUIP. SALES g 10/20/78 14.00 F'I~ST BANK & TRUST 10/20/78 12,86'5.~4 FLORIDA LEAGUE OF CITIES I0/20/78 1,994.69 10062 10063 ' 070400 BETTY GARRIGA 10064 074500 CHARLES GODFREY' 10065 075530 R.L. GRUMNON~ P.RI. NTING ,~006~ ......... ~75580 '~ULF OIL CORP. ' .... ,~0067 080306 G. K. HALL ~ CO. 10068 ...... p~IO ..... ~6LS~_y_ ~_~ ~f~ T_H~;_~. 10069 080425 HAND'S 10070 084620 HOLLY ACCUMULATOR & IO/2O/78 3o.00 lO/2o/78 3o.oo IO/2O/78 25o.61 lO/2O/7~ 89.50 lO/2O/7~ 11.~3 10/20/78 158.~0 1007~ .... ~105 I.B.M. CORPORATION 10/20/78 32.40 10073 120410 IAMAR UNIFORMS 10/20/78 4,743.58 10075 130320 MACMILLAN PUBLIfHING CO. 10/20/78 6.64 10076 130400 MANHATTAN TROPHIES 10/20/78 13.27 10077 130580 MA~-ZEE CORPORATION 10/20/78 ~0078 131529 MERCHANT TRA~SP6~i "10-7~'6278 86.08 ~0079 132770 MILLER BEARINGS ~0/20/78 19.96 ~O0~g ...... _~.~7y1 .... ~].LLER DODGE 1_0.~/.~8 201.75 10081 134650 GENE '~b-~ ............... 10/20/78 $5.00 10082 1S6420 MUNICIPAL POLICE .... 10/20/78 ....... 96~0 t0083 ~0410 NALCO CHEMICAL CO. 10/20/78 .... 572~03 loo~4 141600 '-~6~AS ~gESO~ ~ SONS 10/20n8 31.03 100~5 15~800 OLYMPI~ SPORT SHOP, INC. 10/20/78 29.84 lOO~6 .... ~.6_o38o _._EEL~_._p~6~H JR. COLLEGE 10/20/76 8O.00 '00~7 160420 PALM BEACH 6FF~'~---~UFhL-Y ...... 167~o/78 ,~0088 160437 PALM BEACH SPRING CO. 10/20/78 14.16 100~9 ... 16151l .... pEACOCK'S RADIATOR SERVIC 10/20/78 101.25 10090 161515 PENDELL PUBLISHING CO.- ..... 10/20~78 ......... ?~-4'~--- 10091 161585 PENINSULAR ELECo DISTRB. 10/20/78 48.00 10092 162790 PIERCE TIRE CO., INC. ....... 10/20/78 1,261o~4 1009~ 164600 POMPANO OFF[CE SUPPLY, CO I0/20/78 '-' 84'~'~8 lO09q 16¢6~0 POPULAR PHOTOGRAPMY 10/20/78 10.98 10095 180466 RANDOM HOUSE INC.t ..... 10/20/78 10/3t/78 CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH q&507 C U R R E M T M O N T H C H E C K S PAGE ? f_CHECK ~ VENDOR ~ VENDOR NAbIE . ~. 0096 10097 10098 10099 10100 10101 10102 10103 10104 10105 10106 101. O7 10108 10109 10110 1011t 10112 10113 10114 10115 -'"0116 lOII? 10118 10119 10120 10121 10127 10123 10124 10125 10126 10127 10126 10129 F10.130 10131 10132 10133 t ~..~ 19134 101~5 lO13b I01~8 10139 10140 1O141 1O142 1O143 10144 10145 1014(> CHECK DATE TOTAL AMOUNT 180500 EVA RAYMOND 182780 RICH ROTORS. INC. 182800 ..R,INKER MATERIALS CORP. 186310 RUBIN CONSTRUCTION CO. 190515 SATTELLITE PRODUCTS, INC. 190610 SAV-ON UTILITY SUPPLIES 190959 OLYVE E. SCHOOLEY 190961 SCIENCE NEWS .... 190963 SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN 191365 CHARLES SCRIBNER'S SONS 191510 SEACREST PETROLEUg CO. .... 191700 ..... SEWELL HARDWARE COo, INC. 192760 SILVER BURDETT 193912 LEON SMILES ....... !~700 ...... SOU!HERN..BEkL ~Ek?PHON~ 196oo6 SCARLET S~ARR 200500 TAYLOR RENTAL CENTER .... 205410 ..~RAIL FORD.TRACTOR CO. 216439 UNIVERSITY OF TORONTO 230450 EARL WALLACE FORD, INC. 10/20/7B O.Od lO/2O/78 55. o 10/20/78 27,633o17 10/20/78 116.08 IO/~O/TB 10.00 10/20/78 I0/20/78 10/20/78 ...... 98.3_6 10/20/78 29.16 10/20/78 127.50 ~q!20/78 .......... ¢, 0.86.56:. 10/20/78 I8.00 i0/20/78 25.26 10/20/78 ....... 2~t.56 10/20/78 6.95 I0/20/78 168.90 ~.30554 RUIH_W~LLACE 10/20/78 ................................................... !~0o ...... 230540 WATER DEPARTMENT I0/20/78 2,893o95 231780 WESTERN AUTO STORE 10/20/78 1.99 ......... 232793 ._ ~.W- WILSON C.Q~ ..................... I0/20~78 ....... 27.00 234625 J.J.A. WOLF FRESH DIST. 10/20/78 6.00 370010 BRUCE KR~FI 10/20/78 3,671.17 390011 GEORGE MEYERS 10/20/78 1,827.30 490010 KEN WEST 10/20/78 4.2~6.40 530001 N.D. ATHANS 10/20/78 9.85 .... 530002. _~THONY.flNTONIO!O ........................ 10./.20/78 .......... ~.00 530003 JAMES L. ASHLEY 10/20/78 7.20 540001 EDWARD F. BARKER 10/20/78 540002 CARL T. BATES JR. 10/~9~8 15.00 540005 ..... 540006 540007 540008 .... 5~0~o9 540010 540011 540~12 540913 540014 540015 540016 540017 550001 550002 550003 55000~ BERNAaD[STANLEY STERLING 10/20/78 9.85 __Bg~R BLOg~E .................... 1p(~9/~8 ........ 7.50 HUGO BOEOOINGHAUS 10/20/78 BILTMORE BLDG. CO° IMCo 10/20/78 DOROTHY BRINKMAN 10/20/78 T. G. BROWN 10/20/78 .... COLLEEN 8ROWNI~ ............. 10/20/78 JOSIE BUTLER 10/20/78 BOYNTON WEST DEV. CORP. 10/20/78 RAYMOND 8IEN 10/20/78 WAYNE BUILDERS 10/20178 MIKE BOWLES 10/20/78 RICHARD F. CAMPBELL 10/20/78 C.L.S. CORP. 10/20/78 CATHY ANN'S BEAUTY SHOP 10/20/78 CENTURY NATL. BK. OF BR 10/20/78 7.50 30.i0 7.50 11.50 24,85 1.40 7.50 23.00 ~9.60 15,00 I4,60 9.85 39.70 10/31/78 CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH PA~E 8 CHECK .10147 i0148 10149 10150 10151 10152 [0153 10154 10155 10156 10157 C U R R E N T M 0 N T VENDOR 550005 550006 550007 550008 550009 VENDOR NAME H CHECKS CHECK DATE TOTAL AMOUNT JACK A. CHILOS 10/20/7~ ...... '1~ ' JOSEPH J. CHILDS 10/20/78 4°70 COLONIAL CLUB CONDO` A$~C .... !Q/20/78 .............. 1__57._0_0_ ..... BARBARA J. CRQNK I0120/78 4.70 RODNEY CARTER ' 10/20/78 ~.70 550010 ALDOP. CAMPI ....... 10/20/78 15.00 560001 WILLIAM DOHERTY 10/20/78 560002 ALFRED J. DUGAS -_ I0/20/78 lI.O0 ........ 560050_ R.A. DENKJAUS 10/20/78. ~.20 570001 CHARLES EAsoN ................ i0/20/78 ............... 570002 PATRICI~ M. ELLIS 10/20/78 15.00 10158 570003 BARBARA ENGRAM 10/20/78 15.00 10159 58000i ~ILLIAM A. FALKE 10/20/78 -"- 1~-~ ..... 10160 580002 MICHAEL FITZPATRICK [0/20/78 23.70 10161 580003 OPAL Co FULLER 10/20/78 ........... ~.10 - 10163 590001 LADISLAUS GALLE 10/20/78 {.?0 .!q~&~__ 5~9~92 ..... ~D_U~.GRANOI D 1 ER 10/20/78 ~.70 10165 5~ooo~ ~AYMOND ¢ i~'~R .................... ~67'~6'77 a 10166 600001 MRS. MATHEU HAND 10/20/78 10166 600001 MRS. MATHEW HAND 10/20/78 25.~5 10/20/78 I0.80 ~-~0168 610001 INTER COUNTY ENG. 10/20/78 I0169 630001 JOHN KERR .......................... ~O/~T8 15o00 I0170 630002 JOHN KISS 10/20/78 4.?0 lOlTI .... 630003 MRS. KEN KRIBS ...... 10/20/78 - 10172 640002 DONALD LAMBERT --~0/20/78 ......... 10176 64000~ DON LANKIN I0/20f78 - 10.I0 10175 ........ 6~p005 ~D~ LARRIU 10120/78 12.20 10176 640006 HOWARD A. LARSON Ill 10/20/78 13.20 10177 6~0007 EEFRED EASTER 10/20/78 ~.00 I0178 6~0008 FRANK LA S~LA 10/20/78 10180 6~0010 FRANCIS H. LIBERT I0/20/78 t~tgi'-- 6~oo~2 LOS .~gOS OEV VE~TU~E ............. ~0/~0/76 67.50 10183 650001 HOWARD MALLORY ..................... 10/20/T8 _~317Q . 10184 650002 DAVID M~RIIN t0/20/18 - 6.~0 10186 650004 HENRY d. MATROW 10/20/78 10.10 10187 650005 VERNON MATTHEWS ........................ 10120/78 15.00 lO~'8g .... ~5ooo~ P~UL MC INTOSH .................. 10189 10190 10191 10192 10193 10194 10195 10196 7.20 1.90 650007 ANTHONY MIECZNIKOWSKI 10/Z0/78 650008 WILLIAM MITCHELL 10120/78 .... 26.80 650010 M.d. MILLER 10/20/78 1.00 650011 JOHN Co MC COY .... '_._~0/20/78 7.00 -'-65o~1~ ANNi'--'.aUIA ~ 10/20/78 650070 MANGO ESTATES 10/20/78 650091 M&L CONSTRUCTION lO/2O/76 15.ooc~ 10/31/78 CITY OF BOYNTgN BEACH PAGE g · -~A'~,07 C U FL R E N T H 0 N T H C H F C K S CHECK ~ VENDOR # VFNDOR NAME CHECK DATE TOTAL AMOUNT ...0196 650091 M&L CONSTRUCTION 10/20/78 15.00 I0197 650096 RONALD Bo HILLER I0/20/75 12,00 L0198 650100 WMo R. MCCLURE I~/20/78 10199 660001 FRANCIS NEWLANDS 10/20/78 ' 11.50 10200 660002 DAVID NICHOLLS 10/20/78 10.80 1020I .§70001 JOHN R. OGDEN 10/20/78 11o00 10202 680001 RUTH PAgLETTI 10/20/78 I1.15 10203 680003 ROBERT PARR 10/20/78' 7.20 10204 _._~80004 ..... ~OME.RT. ~..pH[.LLIPS ............ ~/20/78 ........... ~.~20 10205 680005 CHARLES PRIZZI [0/20/78 10206 700001 JAMES READ 10/20/78 10207 ..... 700002 .... DIANE REDDING ................... ~0/20/78 10208 700003 DONALD W. ROSS 10/20/78 12.20 10209 710001 ROBERT SEITHER 10/20/78 6.20 ~0210 710002 MRS. [V~ SCHMELTZ 10/20/78 4.70 10212 71000~ NORHAN STEWART 10/20/78 15.00 IO2!~ ......... ~_~0o05 ...... ~SEPH SWALLOW 10/20/78 7.20 710006 FRANCES SWIFT 10/20/78 710007. DR. JAY O. SCHLOSSBERG 10/20/78 7.30 72000I PAUL TAYLOR ........................................... 9/ 04 8_ 1.90 720002 TED SETTER ENTERPR:SES 10/20/78 11o70 72000~ ~ICHARD THOMPSON 10/20178 12o20 __ :~004_ _~F~._. KOTE DINOL ............... INC. _ ................... 10/20/78 10.00 750001 ~IN~IE H. WAHLBER: . 10/20/78 ....... 750002 ARTHUR H. WALDO 10/20/78 4.70 _. ~5~0_~ .... WE~.L~. I0214 10215 ~0216 ,i0217 10218 10219 10220 10221 10222 75000~ F.W. WOU[SCHEK 10/20/78 12.20 750005 LAWRENCE WEBER 10/20/78 4.~0 __.~0006 ~IDE-NOBHILL ASSOC. ...................... !P! _9Z78 24.75 750007 A.C. WORRELL 10/20/78 8.00 750008 MRS. HOWARD WHITNEY JR. 10/20/78 7.30 76000! VAN & KATHY YETTER ..................... lo/2o/78 13. o 79000! C! TY Of 80YNTO~-Bg~[~-- ............... 16/ 67f'§ ................. 1~6b 790003 CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH 10/20773 5.15. _._--7_~004 .... q~Ty_OF BOYNTON BE~CH 10/20/78 5.00 790005 CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH 10/20/78 15.00 790006 CITY OF BOYNTON BE&CH 10/20/78 10.60 790007 CITY OF 80YNTON BEACH 10/20/78 ~ 5.15 i0223 10224 I0225 10226 10727 10228 10229 10230 10231 10232 10233 10234 10235 10236 -t0237 10238 10239 1024O 1024i 10242 10243 107~5 10246 790009 CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH 10/20/78 14.90 790010 CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH ............... ..................... 10/20/78 7.50 790011 CITY OF BOYNTON sEACH I0/20Z78 3.50 790012 cITY oF BOYNTON BEACH 10/20/78 5.15 .%90013 _. C!TX OE..BOYNTO.N BEACH 10/20/78 1~.60 790014 CITY OF BgYNTON BEACH ........ 10/20/78 ...... 15.0~ .... 790015 CITY OF 80YNTON 8EACH I0/20/78 15.00 CITY OF BOYNTCN BEACH 10/20/ 8 7.50 790017 C!TY OF BOYNTON BEACH 1o/2o/78 ............ ~:bo---- 790018 CITY OF BOYNT~N BE~CH 10/20/78 2.80 ._7900],9 CITY OF BOYNTON BE~CH ......... 1Q/Z~/78 ......... !5.00 ...... 10/31/75 CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH P~GE 10 C U R R E N T /,~ 0 N T H C H E C K S - R CHECK i~ Vt_NO0. # VENDOR NAME 10247 790020 ~-'0248 790021 CITY OF ,/'[0249~ .... 7~0022 CITY OF 10250 790023 CITY OF I0251 790024 CITY OF 10252 790025 .... CITY OF I0253 790026 CITY OF i0254 790027 CITY OF 10255 790028 CITY OF 10256 10251 CITY OF BoYNToN BEACH BOYNTCN BE~CH BOYNTO~ BEACH BOYNTON BEACH BOYNTQN BEACH BOYNTON BEACH BOYNTON BEACH BOYNTON BEACH BOYNTON BEACH 790029 CITY OF BOYNTON BE~CH 790030 CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH CHECK DATE TOTAL AMOUNT 10/20/78 15.00 10/20/78 5.15 .... 10/20/78 ~}0 ..... ........ 10/20/78 .......... 2.80 10/20/78 2.80 10/20/78 ........ ~2~_50 10/20/78 2.80 10/20/78 7.50 10/20/78 ' 7.50 10120/78 15:00 10/20/78 2.80 10258 7900~1 CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH 10259 790032 CITY OF 80YNTON BEACH 10260 790083 CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH _. 10/20/78 10261 790034 CITY ~_,~gYNTON BEACH .......... 10/20/78 IozB'Z .... ?~5'd~ ...... ~iYY OF BOYNTO~-b~'~CH 10/20/78 1026~ 7900~6 CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH 10265 790038 CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH 10120/78 10266 7900~9 CITY OF 80YNTON BEACH 10/20/78 .~0268 7900~1 CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH 10/20/78 .,~0269 7900~2 CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH 10/20/78 10270 7900fi~ CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH 10/20/78 1027! 790044 CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH .10/20/78 10/20/78 7.50 8.85 t~.00 15.00 15o~0 7.50 15.00 9.90 2.~0 15.00 15.00 10272 10275 10275 10276 10277 10278 10279 lO28b- 10281 10282 10~53 790045 CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH 10/20/78 79004b CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH 10/20/78 ~6~-~]'~--~--~0~ ....... 10120/78 7900~8 CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH 790049 CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH 790051 CITY ~F BOYNTON BEACH 790052 CITY OF BOYNTO~.~E__AC~ ~00~ ...... dI?~'-O~--~b~NTON BEACH 79005~ CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH 790055 CITY OF BDYNTDN BEACH 10/20/78 10/20/78 10/20/78 10/20/78 10/20/78 10/20/78 10/20/78 10120/78 790056 CITY OF BOYNT{]N E~EACH 10/20/78 15.00 7.50 2.80 15.00 7.50 5 o00 lS.Oo 30°00 15.00 34.55 4.20 15 o00 L 1028~ 790057 CITY OF BOYNTON ;BEACH 10/20/78 10285 790058 CITY OF BOYNTg~BE~CH 10/20/78 1028~ .... ~00~- C~T~-~K'-B-~NTON BEACH 10/20/78 10~87 790060 CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH I0/20/78 10288 790061 CITY OF_~g¥_N~ON BE_AC~___ __]_O_~?zq~7_8_ 10289-'---~--~066~' ~iT-Y-'"bF BOYNTON BE&CH lO/2O/78 io~9o 790063 CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH 10/20/78 1029t 790064 CITY OF BOYNTON BE~CH 10/~0/78 10292 ....... 79006~ ........CIT~ O~ ........................ BOYNTON BEACH i0/~07'7~ lOZ~S 790066 CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH 10/20/7B 1029~ 790067 CITY OF BOYNTON ~E~CH 10/20/78 10~95 ...... 79006~ ~ITY OF B'O'YNTON-~E-~CH .......... ~0/20/7~ 10296 790070 CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH 10/20/7~ 10~97 790071 CITY OF BOYNTON BE~CH . _ 10/20/78 ' 7~50 7.50 15.00 2.80 3.50 2.80 2.80 4.90 2.80 16.80 8.00 13.60 9.10 2 I0/31/78 CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH PAGE l 1 ~507 C U R K E N TM 0 N T H CHECK ~ VENDOR ~ VENDOR NAME ~ g . 02 B 790072 CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH 'f0299 790073 CITY OF BOYNTDN BEACH 10300 790074 CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH 10301 790075 CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH 10302 790076 CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH 10303 790077 CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH 10304 790078 CITY OF 8QYNTON BEACH 10305 790079 CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH 10306 790080 .~!TY OF BOyNTON BEACH 10307 79008I CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH 10308 790082 CITY OF BOYNTON BE&CH 10309 ~90083 ..~!_TY OF BO~NTON.~CH 10310 79008~ CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH CHECKS CHECK DATE TO~AL AMOUNT 10/20/78 4.90 10/20/78 28.70 10120/7B 10/20/7B 15o00 10/20/78 10/20/78 2.80 10/20/76 z~90 I.O/20/TB 8°40 !0/20/78 10/20/78 2°80 I0/20178 15.00 lO~lI 10312 10313 10314 10315 10316 790085 CITY OF BGYNTON 6EACH 10/20/78 7°50 ....... ~90086 . C.ITY OF BDYNTON BEACH ' 10/20/78 7.80 7900B7 CITY OF BDYNTON BEACH 10/20/78 15.00 790088 CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH lO/2017B 15.00 ........ ~008~ ..... ~¥ .oF ~¥~_~CH ......... i~.~/7~ ....... 25.00 790090 CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH 10/20/78 30.00 10317 ~t0315 79009I CITY OF .~0319 10320 10321 10322 10323 10324 10325 10326 I0327 1032B 10329 I033i BOYNTON BEACH 10/20/78 BOYN~ON__~EA~ ........... 10/20/78 790093 CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH -'~'~Oi~g ................ 790094 CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH 10/20/78 15.~0 ~0095 .... CITY OF BOY,TON BEACH ...... 10/20!78 .............. 790096 CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH 10/20/78 4°20 790097 CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH 10/20/78 15.00 __ ~.9~8 ...... C.I.t._OF BOYNTON BEACH ..................... ig!~o/7a ~.85 7~0099 CiTY DF BOYNTON BEACH 10/20/78 ......... 790100 CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH 10/20/78 15.00 79010i CITY OF BOYNTON iO/20/7B 7.S0 790103 CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH I0/20/78 15.00 79'0104 CITY OF BQYNTON BE. AC~ ................................... 10/20/78 II.20 79~0105 CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH 10/20/78 I0332 79~0106 CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH 10/20/78 IS.OD I0333 ...... ~I07 CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH I0/20/78 I5.00 I0334 790108 CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH ........ I0/20/7~"'-- 2.80 10335 790109 CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH 10/20/78 -I5.00 I0336 790110 CiTY O~ BOYNTON BEACH ' 10/20/78 ....................... ' ................................................ 23.80 10337 790111 CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH 10/20/78 30.00 i033a 790112 CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH 10/20/78 i5.00 t0339 ..... 790113 _ C,I~Y OF BOYNTON BEACH i0/20/78 7.50 .03~0 7901i~ CITY OF BOYN~O'N-BE~CH ........... 10/20/78 ......... ~80 10341 790115 .CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH 10/20/78 15o00 I03~2 ~llO ..CITY.OF._B~y~y.ON B.E~CH 10/20/78 7.70 103~3 790117 CITY OF BOYNTON Bc. CH~ ...... 10/20/78 .............. ~'~ ..... 10344 790118 CITY OF ~OYNTON BEACH 10/20/78 15o00 10345 790119 CITY OF BOYNTON BE~CH 10/20/78 7°50 103~6 790120 CITY OF BDYNTON ~EACH IO/20/?B 10i4T 790121 CITY DF BQYNTON BE~CH I0/20/7B 5.60 10348 7~0172 CITY OF ROYNTON BE~CH ........ I0/20/78 15.00 10131178 CiTY OF ROYNTON BEACH PAGE CHECK ])350 '10351 10352 10353 10354 10355 10356 10358 10359 10360 C U R R E N T N 0 N F H C H E C K S VENDOR # VENDOR NAME CHECK DATE TOTAL AMOUNT 790123 CITY OF 790124 CITY OF 790125 CITY OF i~0126 CITY OF 790127 CITY OF 790128 CITY OF 790129 CITY OF 790130 CITY OF 7901~1 CITY OF 790132 CITY OF 790133 CITY OF 790134 CITY OF BOYNT[]N BEACH BOYNTON BEACH BUYNTON BEACH BOYNTON BEACH BOYNTON 8EACH BOYNTON BEACH BOYNTON BEACH BOYNTON BE~CH 80YNTON BEACH BOYNTON BEACH BOYNTON BE~CH 10/20/78 7,.50 10/20/7B 10/20/78 ........... ~-~0 _ ._ 10/20/78 15o00 10/20/78 5.00 10/20/78 30°00 10/20/78 15.00 10/20/78 -.-.~0/zo/78 ............... 2.so lo/zo/7 ZZB 10/20/78 -' 15o00 BOYNTON BE~CH ~', ]0361 790135 ..._. ," 10362 790136 ................. 10/20/78 15.00 CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH .............. CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH 10/20/78 10.60 10353 790137 CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH 10/20/78 5.25 10~6~ ...... 7~D13'8 .... C'I~ OF BOY~ON-BEACH ................................................ 10/20/78 30.00 10365 790139 CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH 10/20/78 15.00 10366 7901~0 CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH 10/20/78 I6.60 10368 063830 FLORIDA WATER ~ POLLUTION 10/23/78 105.00 10394 010315 DONALD ABBOTT 10/24/78 15.75 _~396 013989 AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF 10/24/78 300.00 tO~?.Z ........ ~Z48oo _B~y~TON WE$~__DEVELOPMENT 10/24/78 1,600.00 1O398 025585 BRnOK$ PRODUCTS ................ 1-~4/7'8 10399 025660 LARRY BRYSON I0124/78 19.50 10400 026450 BUSIN_SS~F MACHINES, INCo 10/24/78 52.30 10402 031700 PERRY CESSNA 10/24/72 201.00 10~03 0~2305 ESTELLE CH~MITOV 10/24/78 219.60 lO&05 034598 MELVIN COLGIN 10/2~/T8 176.00 ~0~06 0~0500 DAVIS METER ~ SUPPLY 10/Z4/78 752.00 10407 054300 ENGEL'S UNI¢'ORNs .......................... 10/24/78 10408 062780 MATTHEW EILIPOWICZ 10/24/78 10409 063000 FISHER SCIENTIFIC 10/24/78 10 072700 WILLIE GIBSON 10/24/78 10411 075580 GULF OIL CORPo ' 10~2'4/78 10412 081605 TERRY HENES 10/2~/78 10413 086360 HUGHES SUPPLY 35.95 176.00 109.82 585.22 10/24/78 316.32 ~ 10414 1041~ ~0416 :0417 10418 10419 104~0 ,~-, 10421 %\10422 ~. 10423 10424 094260 INSTITUTIONAL DRUG SUPPLY 10/24/78 79.56 130951 EARL ~ MARILYN HCELROY 10/24/78 10o00 132763 JOE MIKELS 10/24/78 176.00 I~2770 MILLER BEARINGS 10/24/78 10o25 160450 CATHY PATTERSON ....... ~4/78 ....... 6.00 161700 PETTY CASH LIBRARY 10/24/78 162750 PICARD ........ CHEMICAL CO. _ .......... 10/24/78 184560 BETTY RDHACK 10/24/78 186~29 RU-DIK PRINTING 10/24/78 190192 S E S ARTS & CRAFTS 63.39 I0.88 140.40 50.00' t0/24/78 ....... .... 10/31118 CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH PAGE 13 i~:~A507 C U R R E N T M 0 N T H C H E C K S CHECK ~ VENDOR ~ VENDOR NAME CHECK DATE TOTAL AMOUNT ')425 190a40 ' MartiAL' SANTIAGO 16224/78 -~0476 194706 SOUTHERN BUILDING CODE 10/24/78 I0427 194720 SOUTHERN PAPER CO. _._ 1~24178 I0428 196009 PAUL STARTZMAN 10124/78 10429 196020 STATE OF FLORIDA DEPTo I0/24/78 10430 200480 TAULNfiN SALES CO. 10/24/78 10431 206355 TURFWAY LINES 10iz~178 10432 216350 UNDERGROUND SUPPLY 10124178 10433 230545 MATER HYDRANT SERvIcE 10/24/7a Lo43~ .... )'32790 - ~ONi'cE ~ILsON ...... : ........ 10/~4/78 10435 232800 WILSON SPORTING GOODS I0/24/78 I0436 24L600 XEROX CORPORATION ' 10/24/78 ~0438 130950 WILLIE RUTH MCGRADY 10/26/78 22.50 55.00 335.85 50.00 °50 -106.60 50.00 386.2~ ....... ~ 009 342.00 556o01 lO~39 10440 320004 VIRGINIA Ko FARRACE ~0/26/78 295.33 I0441 510003 MICHAEL S YURA 10/26/78 363°88 10443 490022 JOYCE ~ATERS 10/27/78 10444 270001 ALEXANDER~ MARJORIE K. 10/27/78 .~0~45 014300 CARMEN ANNUNZIATO 10/27/78 0446 I~3.~03 ......... 323.78 359.08 ......... ~o~gq_ IO.O0 10447 10448 10449 10450 10451 10452 10453 10454 10455 10456 10457 10458 10459 10460 10461 10462 10463 10464 10465 -~0466 .0467 10468 104S9 10470 10471 10477 10473 l~474 10475 024280 BOAF CERTIFICATION BOARD 10/27/78 02~725 BOYNTON CITY FEDERAL CRED 10/2V/78 024765 BOYNTON GUN ~ LOCK, INC. 10/27/78 026420 BURROOGHS CORPORATION 10/27/78 10/27/78 020441 VALERIE BALFE 10/27/78 48.00 25.00 7,107.90 Z, q?~- S__O ..... 1,559.72 21.00 .... _027640 .... ~BDS. ~L~CTR.~G.__.HQTO~ .................. ~06.93 030300 rICHARD O. CALDWELL t0/27/78 85°00 030596 CENTRAL DEV. INC. DBA 10/27/78 96.00 034590 THEODORE COHAN 10/27/78 51.00 034660 CONCRAET CEMENT PRODUCTS 10/27/78 20.00 ...... 9~1659_ J. Qfi~U.4~._D_~ .......... ~P/_~Y/78 85.00 050300 EAST COAST FIRE EOUIP. 10/27/78 12.00 051300 EDWARDS ELECTRIC CORP. 10/27/78 36.79 062910 FIRST BANK ~ TRUST 10/27/78 I3,574.60 053780 FLORIOA POWER ~ LIGHT CO. 10/27/78 34,596.89 .__063782 FLORIDA PRECAS~ CORPe .......... ~9/~7/7.8 ...... 317.00 063784 FLORIDA PUBLIC EMPLOYER L 10/27/78 15.00 063790 FLORIDA RECREATION & PARK 10/27/78 71.00 .065590 CHARLES FREDERIC~ ............... ~/27/78.._ 8~.~0 070400 BETTY GARRIGA 10/27/78 30.00 074500 CHARLES GODFREY 10/27/78 30.00 074545 GOLDEN-LEE BOOK DIST. _ ...... 10/27/78 9.90 075530 R.L. GRUMMONS PRINTING 10/27/78 ....... ~ff~--O 080428 EDWARD HARMENING 10/27/79 85.00 0~1602 J~HN HELFRICH ............. 1~/27/78 125.00 10/3l/7B CITY OF BOYNTON BFACft PAGE 14 C U R R E N T M 0 N Ttt C H E C K S CHECK ~ VENDOR ~ VENDOR NAME f~q476 084600 ~OSEPH ~77 084690 EDGAR HOWELL I~478 094290 INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE 10~79 100200 J ~-J BLUEPRINTERS 10480 100~80 EMILY JACKSON ~lg4B1 111550 BERT KEEHR 10452 I14550 FRANK KOHLi 10483 11~600 KOPY KING PRINTING CENTER 104S~ 120410 L&MAR UNIFORMS I0485 120500 BO~ LATHAN 10486 132770 MILLER BEARINGS CHECK DATE TOTAL AMOUNT T~ HOLLAND 10/27/78 125.00 10/27/78 10/27/78 33.70 10/27/78 I00.00 10/27/78 .......... 5OEO0 10/27/78 I00.00 10/27/78 - 343.55 .... -10/27/78 5.82 10/27/78 I25.00 10/27/~8 60o30 10487 .~10489 10490 lO~~t 134600 MONROE CALCULATOR 136420 MUNICIPAL POLICE 141700 NEPTUNE METER CO. 160350 TEREESA PADGETT I60380 PALM BEACH JR. COLLEGE 10/27/78 . . 2,333~00 ..... 10/27/78 1,021.25 39X~/7~ 997 .~q 10/27/78 25.00 ~0/27/78 40°00 10493 161650 CHARLES PERStNG ............. 10/27/.~ .................. 125.00 10494 162510 PHOTO MURALS OF FLORIDA 10/27/78 11.00 10495 164500 ROBERT POCSIK 10/27/78 125.00 10496 .... {~p500 EVA RAYMOND ............................. !~LZX(78 30.00 ~97 161577 RADIO SHACK 10/27/78 ................ :..~98 I81595 DAVID L. REID TAX ASSESSO 10/27/78 28.00 10499 184517 DAVID ROBERTS 10/27/78 85.00 10501 191510 SEAC~EST PETROLEUM CO. I0/27/78 ..... 10502 193912 ~E_O.N..~.~I_LE~ .......... 10/27/78 127.50 1050~ l~----~b'~ SOUTHERN BELL TELEPRON~ ............ ~b?~)?~ 235.99 10504 . 200~80 TAULNAN SALES CO. 10/27/78 8?°00 ~o5o5 205410 TRAIL FORD TRACTOR CO. 10/~?/78 155.~2 I0507 221600 VELVA SHEEN 10/27/78 I0508 23045I WALLACE ~ TIERNAN I0/27/7a 263. I5 125.00 lO,lO 232808 EDWIN Wo WINCH 10/27/78 125.00 .I05Ii 26~550 BETTY ZOBEL 10127/78 20.00 ~05I* _. ~9002 ...... G_~.~_OF BOYNTON BEACH lO/27Z_~ ..... ]5.00 10515 goO00I MILFORD M~NNING 10/27/78 3.00 I0516 900002 ROBERT ~ OPAL SHACKLEY I0/27/78 I0517 900003 ROBERT EICHORST 10/27/78 ].00 .,~Slg 900o05 DORIS S~ENGER 10/27/78 ~OSZO 900006 MAE WA~R lO/Z~/~a ~.00 toszt -966ooz W~L~I*M 'H. ~YRo ..................... ~O/27)J~ .............. ~00 - - [0522 gO000~ LOIS GRIFFIN I0/27/78 3.00 10523 9~009 LOUISE HOPF I0/27/78 .... 3.00 '10514 900010 MRS. CLYDE'~'~'~N~ ........................... 1022'7/7'8 .... 10525 900011 MRS. CLYDE SPAHR 10/27/78 3.00 10526 900012 PETER SANTELLA .... 10/27178 3.00 10/31/78 CITY BF ~OYNTON BEACH C U R R E N T H O N T H C H E C K S CHECK # VENDOR # VENDOR NAME CHECK DATE TOTAL AMOUNT ~10527 10528 10529 10530 10531 I0532 10534 10535 10536 10537 900013 900014 900015 900016 900017 900018 900019 900020 90002~ .... ~ARGARET KUL!CK .... 900022 WAYNE DREW 900023 BLANCHE PUTMAN CAROLYN G. ANDFRSON 10/27/78 HRS. ERNEST UHL I0/27/78 JOAN PATTERSON ..... ~0/27/78 FRED SALEM SHIRLEY MATTHEWS LEE BENNETT COOMAN J. N. CONNELL MACK NC CRAY 10/27Z78 10/27/78 10/27/78 10/27/78. 10/27778 10/27/78 10/27/78 10/27/78 10538 ........ 9000~ .... 6UGUST_HER~ACflE~ _ 10539 900025 E. $. SIMPSON 10540 900026 CLARA FORE 10~41 900027 MRS. WILLIAM MAYH~LL 10543 900029 ROBERT A. GRAHAM 3.00 3.00 .... a.~O0 3.00 3.00 .. ~-9~ ....... - 3.00 - 3.00 ~.00 3.00 3.00 .... !9/27/78 3.00 10/27/78 ....................... 3.00 10/27/78 3.00 10/27/78 3.00 10/27/f8 ' 3.00 10/27/78 3o00 10544 ...... 9~9P~9 .... ~}., ROB~TA 8~AMBLE ............. ~g(Z?/TB ~.00 10545 900031 TIMOTHY BAKER I0/27/78 3.00 10546 900032 ARMAND B. CUOZZO 10/27/78 3.00 10547 900033 BARBAR~ DITMARS 10/27/78 3o00 .................................. ~ ................................................................ I05¢8 900034 BARBARA DITMARS 10/27/78 3.00 105~9 900035 RICHARD KNAPP 10/27/78 3.00 10550 .... 9~36 ..... NRS._.TO~_~E ................. !0./~7/78 3.00 1055I 900037 WARREN L. WATSON 10/27/f~ .............................. 3.00 I0552 900038 JOHN HATALA 10/27/78 ~.00 10553 900039 MICHAEL F. MCKENNA -' 10/27/78 3.00 10554 900040 HAROLD J. LYNCH 10/27/7~ 3.00 10555 9000~I GAZL WEBSTER 10/27/73 3.00 10556 900042 B.A. ~OSLING 10/27/78 3.00 I0557 ....... ~bO0~ ...... ~'~HERiNE"'R'~CUfi~5 .................... ~0/2'7/7~ ........... --~------ 1055~ 900046 CATHERINE RECUPERO 10/27/78 3.00 10559 ..... ~QQp~ .... 4p~.~LE[~ .................................. !9/2!!78 3.00 10560 900046 JOHN KLEIN 10/27178 ...............--~60-- .... 10561 900047 JOHN SHUHI 10/27/78 3.00 10562 .....9qQB.~ ..... ~LISS ROMANO 10/27/78 3.00 10563 10564 10565 10566 10567 10568 I0569 10570 10571 I0572 10573 10574 10575 10576 10577 900049 HECTOR CLAEYS 10/27/78 900050 ALEC ~ ELIZABETH COOK i0/27/78 900051 HARRY H. WAYNER 10/27/78 900052 MARION VALIANTE 10/27/78 900053 MRS. AUDREY OHLINGER I0/27/78 .__900054 ...... MRS~ !R~NE_.~URN~ ...................... 900055 FLORENCE SCALAMANDRE 10/27/78 900056 FRED MLUDEK 10/27/78 9o005~. g_ICH~D._WAI.TS ...................... 10/27/78 3,,00 3.00 3.00 900058 RUSSELL MILLER 10/27/78 900059 ANN RICKEY 10/27/78 900060 NORMA TIMOFEY ............ 10/27/78 900061 HELEN M. CAGLE 10/27/78 900062 ROY OR LUELLA RILEY 10/27/78 900063 CLAODI~ ~R,_ENLEAF 10/27/7~ 3.00 3.00 3.00 3.00 3.00 3.00 3.00 3.00 3.00 3.00 3.00 3.00 \ ~0/31/78 CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH PAGE 16 -tRh'507 C U R R E N T N 0 N T H CHECKS CHECK ~ VENDOR # VENDOR NAME CHECK DATE TOTAL AMOUNT -- 105/8 q0~054 '~0579 900065 ~0580 900066 10581 900067 L 10582 900068 .... 10583 900069 L0584 10585 10586 i~-' 10587 ROBFRT J. NC AFEE ................ i0/27/78 ED DUF~Y, JR. 10/27/78 FRANCES CURTIS 10127/78 GLENN SCHERER I0t27/78 LERBY LEWIS I0127/78 MARGARET BARBAREE 10/27/78 900070 ADELA YOUNG 10127/78 900071 BRUNO CASTAGNOL! 10/27/78 900072 BRUNO CASTAGNOLI ............... - .~0/2717B ~00073 LURLINE MEgBOURNE 10/Z7/78 ~.00 3°00 ~.00 ~ o O0 3.00 3.00 .~.00 3.00 3~00 105~8 900074 JAMES ~ KATHY SULLIVAN 10589 900075 'JAMES ~ KATHY SULLIVAN 10591 ' 900077 MRS. ANTHONY FARRELL 10592 _L ...... ~0~0978 .... ~.~ NC E _ .~Y ........... I0593 900079 MEG WEENS 10594 900080 SUSIE HARRIS 10127/73 3.00 10/27/78 3.00 10/27178 3.00 10/27/78 3.00 10/27/78 3.00 10127178 3.00 10127/78 3.00 10595 900081 NATHANIEL HICKMAN 10/27/78 3.00 10590 900082 ALVAR BARMAN 10/27/78 3.00 10597 900083 THOMAS CARROLL 10/27/78 3.00 10598 900084 GLAYDS M. GROSVENOR 1o594 .......... 0600 900086 BESSIE A. MASLIN LO601 900087 MRS. HAROLD REUSS 1066~ ........... ~'6-66§§ ...... ~ M. G. NASH 10603 900089 NANCY WILLIAMS I060~ 900090 FREDERICK GOM~ lO66~ ..... ~W6~i .... ~§-;'HkRR~Y~B~S ........... 10606 900092 HRS. PAUL HARRINGTON 10607 900093 HARTA PEJOUHY 10608 900094 M~RTA PEJOUHY 10609 90~095 ELIZABETH WOODWARD 10610 90009& ~RSo JULIA MELVIN 10611 ......... ~097 .... 10612 900098 EFFIE BAUNGARTNER 10613 900099 REID~AN K. WILLIAMS -lOg'~ .... ~o~66 ..... RXig~ LAMSON 10615 900101 MILDRED LITCHFIELD 10616 900102 BRUNO RADANT 10617 900103 STEVEN O. CAMPBELL 10618 909104 W:ILLIAM FtORENTINO 10619 900105 MRS. DARRELL HINSON 10620 F 10621 900107 MOSLE LEE DRAKE 10/27/78 3.0O ~-?'~7~ ................... ~.oo 10127178 3.00 10127178 3.00 10/27/78 Z.O0 10/27/78 3.00 10/27178 B.O0 10/27/78 3.00 10/27/78 3.00 10/27178 3.00 10/27178 3.00 10/27/78 3.00 10/27/78 3.00 10/27/78 3.00 10127/78 3.00 · I0/27/78 3.00 10/27/78 3.00 ....... 10/27/78 : 3..0~ ....... 10/27/78 3.00 10/27178 3.00 10/27/78 3.00 10127/78 3.00 10/27/78 3.00 10/27/78 3.00 10622 10623 10624 10625 10626 10627 10628 .99~o8 _.~GER ZONA 10/27/78 3.00 900109 EVELYN RA~'ERsON .................. ~'6/277~8 ............. ~.-0~ ...... 900110 TRACY NOEBIUS 10/27178 3.00 900111 WARREN REYNOLDS 10/27/78 3.00 900113 JOYCE S. HILLER I0/27/78 3.00 900114 MRS. ALFRED SEEGER ......... I0/27/78 ........... 3.00 CITY ~F BDYNTON REACH PAGE 17 q-~507 C U R R E N TN 0 N T H C H E C K S CHECK ~ VENDOR ~ VENDOR NAME CHECK DATE TOTAL AMOUNT "529 900115 ANN NELCH 10/27/78 1Qb30 900116 JOHN NONIAK 10/27/78 10531 900]17 JUNE NOTARIANNI I0/27/78 10632 900118 HERBERT E ELAINE GARDNER 10/27/78 3°00 .... ~I0533 900119 LOUIS BQUCHARD 10/27/78 3°00 10534 900120 LOUIS BOUCHARD 10/27/78 1Q635 90012! PEGGY HOUSER I0/27/78 10636 900122 C.D. LILLY 10/27/78 ..... t0637 .900123' . ~ERT PHEL~ .............. 10t27178 1063~ 900124 LUCILLE ~UL I0/27/78 ~.00 lOS39 900225 FRANCIS To KIRKA I0/27178 ~O&~O 9001~6 JOHN. N. ACE .......................... ~0/2~f~8 .,<.]O~l 900127 MARY TU~ENAS 10/27/78 10642 900~2~ 10643 ....... ~1~9. _.OUDLE~ 10644 9001~0 ~D645 90013I I06~6 .900132 1~647 900133 10648 900~3~ ~&64 ~ . ._99~3 35 ~,~650 900136 10651 900137 ~52 900l~8 1~6~ 900139 lOS~4 9oo~o D656 900142 0657 9001~3 ;bO &l. ~667 )569 670 671 ~0673 ~0674 ~o675 11O676 ?10677 1~678 BILL E NORMA MARVIN 10/27/78 3.00 HILDA MANNER I0/27/78 ~.00 J~.ROBE~R.~S 1~(~/~8 __ 3.00 JUDITH CASTAGNOLI 10/27/78 3o00 JACK STICKNEY 20/27178 3.00 JAMES ~ CATHY PATTERSON 10/27/78 DUKE & JILL MARTIN 10/27/78 _J~ _& ESTHE8 GUNgLACH ............ ~9!27/78 JACK g ESTHER GUNOLACH 10/27178 BERTHA MASULIS 10/27/78 ~_B_~L..KLEI~ .......................... 10~.7/78 OTTO SEIFERT 10/27/78 KENNETH BEEHNER 10/27/78 3.00 3__-00 3°00 3.00 3.00 900145 900146 ..... ~00_t~7 9001~8 9001~9 ..... ~0~ 5 o 900~5! 9 001~ .~qO!53 900154 900155 900156 900157 900158 gOp159 900160 900161 900162 .._N~R~.AN JOHNSON .............. 10~/78 3.00 F. H; LIMN 10/27/78 3.00 ETHEL PIERCE 10/27/78 3.00 GROVER DUGGS .................... ..................... 10/27/~8 .................... )~ PEGGY OWENS 10/27/78 3.00 MILDRED M. VENZA 10/27/78 3°00 ._~_~ CE~_SNA 10/27/78 3.00 VIRGINIA D. SYMONS 10/27/78 MARY ANN FELDMAN 10/27/78 CHARLES E MARY BOY,IN .................... ................ 10/27/78 CHARLES E MARY BOYKIN 10/27/78 DONALD TALBERT I0/27/78 BONNIE P. ROLL¥SON .................. t0~27/.78 EDNA HUNTER !0/27/78 HERBERT FEREDAY 10/27/78 BEULAH GRUB,S ROBERT N. CASAMASSINA !0/27/78 GERALD E. ROYNE !0/27/78 CAROLYN RUSHING ...... I0/27/78 MRS. ATWOOD SMITH 10/27/78 ROBERT E JO¥CE ROY ~0/27/78 ROBERT ~ JOYCE ROY ......... I0/27/78 3o00 3.00 3. O0 3.00 3.00 3..00 3.00 3. O0 3.00 3.00 B-O0 ...... 3-_0.0_ CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH PAGE I8 ~]A507 C U R R E N T N 0 N T H C H E C K S CHECK ~ VENDOR ~ VENOOR NAME 10680 900166 RORERT& JOYCE .~0681 900167 MRS. LINNEA GLEIM i06~2 900168 GEORGE FAWCETT 10683 900169 GEORGE FAWCETT 10684 900170 ALFRED MOTHER 10&~5 900171 ARTHUR NELSON - 106~6 900172 ALRO BURGFSS 106B? 900173 ~[LL[AM BENJAHIN {06~ 90017~ EALIE HHITE 10689 900175 EUGENE J. MAHLMEISTER 10690 900176 FRANK CERRETO 10691 900177 JOHN FENESY CHECK DATE TOTAL AMOUNT ROY 10/27/73 3.00 10/27/78 3.00 10/27/7~ .... 3.0~.. 10/27/78 3.00. 10/27/78 3.00 10/27/T8 ..... 3.00 10/27/78 3.00 10727/78 3.00 ._-. !0/27/78 ......... ~0~ 10/27/78 ~.00 10/27t78 3.00 10/Z7/78 3.00 10693 900179 WILLIAM Go WILSON I0127~78 3.00 1069~ 900180 LOUIS ~ HENRIETTA BROWN 10/27/78 3.00 ID696 900182 RITA ID FRONRATH 10/27/78 3°00 10697 ......... 9ppIB~_ ~O.B.ER~.~OUI~E~ .................. !~(27178 .................... ~,~0 10698 90018~ HOWELL ~ROWN I0/27/78 3.00 10699 900185 JOHN HASEK 10/27/78 3.00 10700 900[86 BETTY HANNELL 10/27/78 3.00 1o70i .......... 96'618¥ .... JA~Es'~;-~R .............. zo/2?Ff'~ 3.00 ~10702 900188 J. tESTER COUSINS [o7o~ 9ooi9o RUBEN GRUBE 10705 900191 ETHEL STEPHENS 10706 900192 DON K. BO~LING 10708 90019~ MRS. JAMES WOODS 10/27/78 3.00 .... ..... !~/27/78 ............... 3.OD 10/27/78 . 3.00 10/27/78 3.00 10/27/78 ___~.0_0 ._ I012i)'78 ........... 3.00 10/27/78 3.00 10709 900195 aRS. JAMES WOODS 10/27/78 3.00 10710 ........ [0711 900197 NBS. LOUISE JOHNSON I0/27/78 3.00 10712 900198 LEWIS BISHOP 10/27/78 3.00 10713 900199 ELMER PLATNER 10/27/78 ~.00 10714 900200 C~RL PETERSON 10/27/78 3.00 10715 90020i MRS. JANE MEYER 10/27/78 3°00 10716 900202 10717 900203 10718 90020~ LOIS GRIER 10/27/78 10719 900205 MRS. VERNON GLASOW 10/27/78 10720 900205 HERBERT ZOBEL 10/27/78 3.00 10721 900207 MISS SANIA SHEMOIN ....... l~O_/~%ff~ ................. ...................................... 3.00 10722 900208 JESSEE RADCLIFFE 10/27/78 3.00 10723 10724 10725 10726 10727 In7?8 10729 10730 G.~. [ CHRIS COOKINHAM 10/27/78 CHARON CROciLL~"~']'.".'.~']~-.~-i'.'.'-]._I_O/27/78 3..00 ......... -:f. oo -- 900209 JESSEE RADCLIFFE 10/27/78 3.00 900210 MARIO CAPRIA 10/27/78 3.00 90021i MRS. JANE ERMINE 10/2~/78 ..... 3.00 900212 G. N. PARTIN 10/27/78 3.00 900213 JAMES LAMBERT ............. --10/27/78 3°00 900214 JAMES LAMBERT i0/27~8 3.00 900215 JOHN FOWLER 10/27/78 3.00 900216 JOH~ FOWLER 10/27/78 10/31/78 CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH PAGE Ig C U CHECK # VENDOR ~ R R E N T M O NT H C H E C K S VENDOR NAME CHECK DATF TOTAL ~ ~0731 900217 RAYMOND SALINO 10/27/78 3.00 ~-L3732 900218 ROSETTA DEAN I0117/75 3°00 10733 _ 900219 DONALD JARRETT .. 10/27/78 ........ 3-00 .... I0734 900220 DOUGLAS GILL " 1'0/27/78 3°00 -, ~ I0735 900211 HENRY g DOROTHY SARFAS 10/27/78 10736 900222 WILLIA~ PECK ._ 10/27/78 10737 90022] PAT CLARK 10/27/78 3.00 10738 900224 PAT CLARK 10/17/78 3°00 10739 .... 900.225 ..... ~AT CLARK ........... ~0/27/78 107~0 900126 THOMAS SMITH 10/27/78 ~.00 10741 900227 CALVIN C. ROBBtNS 10/27/78 3.00 m~ I07A2 ........ ~O02.2~___.~ON~LO MAC DOWELL ....... 10/27/78 107~ 900229 ANN NLJ~Y ............. ~)~7'/7~ .......... 3.00 107~4 900230 MARION KAPLAN 10/27/78 3.00 I07A5 900231 CARRI ~ATERS 10/27/78 t07~7 107~8 10749 9007~5 MARIE AMPLO 10750 900136 ROBERT CREEGER '-0752 900238 ROBERT MOXLEY 10753 900239 J. SHEPPARD 900233 RIT~ WATERS 10/27/78 90023~ MICHAEL D'ALTI~!O ....... !0/27/78 - 10/27/78 10/27/78 .............. ~.0/27/78 10/27/78 10/27/78 10/27/78 1075~ 900240 Jo SHEPPARD 10755 900241 A. E, ~ KATHRYN ERIKSON 10/27/78 10756 9002~2 TOM DAUCH 10/27/78 10757 900143 A. LOUIS PINTO 10/27/78 10758 900244 JULIA A. REKOLT 10759 900245 LOUIS DINARDO ]0/27/78 10760 ......... ~3800 BLUE CROSS OF FLORIDA .......... ~.~7/78. tOT61 032901 ----CITY O~ BOYNTON-BEACH 10/30/78 10762 011400 ADVANCE AIR CONDITIONING 10/31/78 10763 015405 PASTORA ARENCIBIA 10/31178 10764 020100 B & H SALES 10/31/78 10765 020160 B.B. ASSOC. FIREFIGHTERS 10/31/78 1076~, 020~0 THE BAKER E TAYLOR CO- I0/31/78 10768 026370 DR. JAMES E. BUFFAN . .. 10/31/78 107~9 0~2390 CH&FIN MUSIC ___ 10/31/78 107~0 03A870 CONSUMER REPORTS ----~-~/78 B.O0 3.00 3°00 B.O0 B.O0 3.00 3.00 3.00 3.00 3.00 3o00 3.00 131.25 4~.55 288o~8 100o00 385.50 235.20 I31.2~ 291~00 100.00 17.80 11.00 43.00 16.05 10771 0~1706 DICTAPHONE 10/31/78 10772 ...... 045450 ~_JOHN....B. DUNKLE 10/31/78 10773 062901 FIRST RANK £ T~'S'¥- O~"'P'~ ....... -f69~i/78 1,ooo.oo 10774 063780 FLORIDA POWER ~ LIGHT CO° 10/31/78 7.855~.07 836°00 1~775 065550 FRATERNAL ORDER.~F I0776 .... D~615 ...... GOVE~N~ DA~'A' PUB. GDP 10/31/78 20°90 10777 075450 GRAYBAR ELECTRIC CO. I ,C. 10/31/7~ 37.63 1077~ 081605.. TERRY HENES ...................... ~0/.31/78 ~,198.80 10779 081700 HEWLETT PACKARD 10/31/?~ 204.00 10750 090105 [.R.Mo CORPORATION 10/31/'78 IO0oO0_ 107dl 100310 JACK,S CAHFRA CENTER ..... 10/31/78 . 3o~ . ~ ~ ;10/~I/73 CITY OF BOYNTON BFACH PAGE 20 C U R R E N T 14 O N T H C H E C K S ' R CrlECK ~ VENDOR # VENDO, NAME CHECK DATE TOTAL ANOLINT 10782 101680 0783 110285 .... i0760 120450 10735 130020 10786 134710 10787 160374 10788 160400 10789 167405 10790 162870 10791 164620 10792 ELSIE GERE~IAH MURIEL KAHN LANIER BUSINESS PRODUCTS MACMILLAN PUBLISHING CO. ~OVIE FILM SERVICE PALM BEACH COMMUNICATIONS .... PAL~ 8CH. COUNTY P.B.A. PHOENIX PEAT 8 SI}IL PITNEY BOWES '- POPULAR MECHANICS 164705 POWER TOOL SERVICE 10/31/78 I6.00 10/31/78 225.41 10/31/78 11o74 1o/31/78 25.oo 10/31~78 ........... 1~72o~9 t0/31/78 88.00 10/31/78 60°00 10/31/78 40.50 10/SI/78 ' 8.97 10/31/78. 36.32 10793 187505 RYDER TRUCK LINES, INC. 10/31/78 44010 iOTgfi ......... ~91865 '--C'Rk~L~'Sd~'~B~ER'S 'SO~'~ .............. 10795 191700 SENELL HARDUARF CO., INC. 10t31/78 10796 194700 SOUTHERN ~.~ ffELEPH~ .......... [~.~.~Z~ .......... 77~_ 10797 .......... ]9488:5 ....... ~'~ORT 10/31/78 ~.97 I0798 205533 IR:END HOUSE 10/31/78 6°38 10799 210190 U.S.S. AGRI-CHEMICALS ............. [.g.~.78_ 384.28 ....................... 1086'6 ......... ~Ig~lO ..... ~¥fEo WAY"O¢'-PALM BCHo 10/31/78 33.00 10801 221600 VELVA SHEEN 10/31/78 515.36 1o/31/78 326.62 10802 222800 VIKING ENTEqPRISES ~08~ ......... 230540 ..... ~ER DEPARTMENT 10/31/78 2,597.15 ~08t2 015500 VEVA ARMBRUSTER 10/31/78 27.50 10813 015900 ATLANTIC COAST FIRE CO. I0/31/73 108~ ........ b~OiOb .... ~-k H ~'ALES ......................... i6)'~i778 349.46 10815 020170 B.B. AUTO PARTS, INC. 10/31/78 393.00 10816 024310 ROD'S BARRICADES .... 10/31/78 ' ' 42~75 108~ ..... ---0~4720 BOYNTON BEACH CHAMBER 10/31/78 833.33 10818 02~725 80YNTON CITY FEDERAL CRED I0/31/78 10819 024730 BOYNTON BEACH RETIREMENT 10/31/78 2,699o79 10820 030280 CADILLAC ENGRAVE S 10/31/78 12.82 10821 0302g9 CAIN FEED g SUPPLY 10/31/78 105.85 10822 031700 PERRY CESSNA 10/31/78 98.80 10824 03~590 THEODORE COHAN t0t31/78 85.00 10825 034605 COMMUniCATION CHAN ELS 10/31/78 15.00 10S26 10327 ............... 10828 054300 ENGEL,S UNIFORMS 10/31/78 108Z~ ......... 05~55d ..... E~-Ot'&ufd $~RVICE 10/31/78 10830 0628~0 FIREMEN'S RELIEF ~ 10131/78 10831 062910 FIRST BANK ~ TRUST 10/31/78 10833 064600 FOUR STEEL CORPORATION 10/31/78 10834 ....... 0655O0 __.F~NKHOUSE__~LECT. at~ ...................... 30/3!./78 10835 076400 BETTY GARRIGA 10/31/78 -041600 DELRAY CHEMICAL CO. 10/31/78 161.~2 050300 EAST COIST FIRE EQUIP. 10/31/78 107.85 ~9o50 661.87 479.69 81.19 36.34 30.00 10836 074500 10837 074600 10838 076450 10839 015530 10840 075580 CHARLES GODFREY 10/31/78 aO.O0 GORE NEWSPAPER CO. 10/31/78 11.68 ~RfYB~R ELECTRIC Co;"iNd; ........ 10231)78 - 92.50 R.L. GRUNMQNS PRINTING 10/31/78 35.70 GULF OIL CORP. ....... !9/31/78 1~0/31/78 CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH PAGE 2I C U R R E N T M O N T H C H E C K S CHECK /~ VENDOR ~ VENDOR NAHE --~'~8~1 080310 HALSEY & G~FEITH,-'iNd-- ...... ~-~842 080426 HARLEY OAVIDSON OF PALM B 10843 080566 HAUTHORNE AIR COND .... .10844 094290 INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE I0845 100310 JACK'S CAMERA CENTER ~0846 110501 KANASAKt_. . _ I0847 lL4600 KOPY KING PR'INT[NG CENTER 10~8 120560 LAWNNOWER HOSPITAL 10850 122850 LIONEL Do EDIE CO. 10851 CHECK gATE i0/31/78 10/31/78 10/31/78 10/31/78 '10/31/78 10/31/78 10/31/78 10/31/78 10/~1/78 10/31/78 TOTAL At~OUN T 56.75 205.85 ~50 o00 75.00 t2291D LITTER-GITTER 10/31/78 48°00 10853 131766 MIAMI ELEVATOR CO. 10/31/78 54.78 10854 134650 GENE ~OORE 10/31/7~ 200.00 10/81/78 30.00 I0855 136140 LAURA MUD~YK 10856 136420 MUNICIPAL POLICE 10857 1~1700 NEPTUNE RETER CO. 10/31/78 2,917.50 10858 160100 P 6 G DISTRIBUTORS 10/31/78 17.~0 10859 160380 PALM BEACH JR. COLLEGE 10/]1/78 210.00 10860 160495 PARAMEDICS INTERNATIONAL 10/31/78 108~.[ ....... 1.__~_~1~[0~ PETTY CASH REC~T[O~ ............ ~0/31/78 .......... 10863 164598 MICHAEL POLULACK 10/31/78 5.00 10864 185310 PRECISION FRAME SERVICE 10/31178 55°00 '10B65 180500 EVA RAYHOND 10/31/78 30.00 10866 18~310 RUBIN CONSTRUCTION CO. ' .... 10/31/78 223..02 [0867 I86500 RUSSELL ~ AXON ...... I0/31/78 .... 465.58 10868 190350 SAFETY KLEEN CORP. 10/31/78 27.50 10869 190959 OLYVE Eo SCHOOLEY I0/31/78 10o00 10870 .... ~!520 .... ~_&CRES~_YE_~.~N~B~ ........ 10/31/7~ ............ 10871 191575 SEARS, ROEBUCK [ CO. ' ...... [-~'~78 62.11 10872 193912 LEON SMILES 10/31/78 I27.50 10873 ...... ~c~703 .... ~OUTHE~N .~_E_LL TELEPHONE 10/31/78 ............ 10q74 194712 SOUTH COUNTY D~U~-'A~usE ............ 10/31/78 6,000.00 10875 202850 TISgALES 10/31/78 217.00 10876 ....... 2__~5 .... y_U~EW~Y LINES 10/31/78 430.00 10877 2Q7600 TYPE 'N COPY SUPPLIES [NC 10/31/78 .... 107.70 10878 2~6350 UNDERGROUND SUPPLY ......... 10/31/78 _.Z_. 12.~0 10879 ....... [~490 I~A_L~.D~EY-WORLD 10/31/78 __315.75_ 10880 2]0540 WATER DEPARTMENT i0/31/78 109.20 1088I 231570 ANTHONY WEIDNER 10/31/78 5°00 10882 .~&1600 .... XEBOX CO~PO.~AT[ON ......... !0/31/78 '10883 264605 ZONING BULLETIN 10/31/78 27°50 ~34,786.29