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Minutes 07-18-78~EAO/4~ PLO~/DA~ HELD I~ CITY HALL~ TU~$D~Y~ 0~/LY 18~ 19~8 PRESENT Emily M. Jackson, Mayor Edward P. Harmening, Vice Mayor P/chard D. Coldwell, Councilman Joseph DeMarco, Councilman David Roberts, Counoilman Prank Kohl~ City Manager Tereesa Padgett, City Clerk Gene Moore, City Attorney Mayor Jackson welcomed everyone and called the meeting ~o order at 7:30 P. M. She announced the Invoeation would be given by City Mana- ger, Frank Kohl~ and the Pledge of Allegianoe to the Flag would be led byCouncilman Joe DeMareo. She requested everyone to please rise. AGENDA APPROVAL Mayor Jackson asked if there were any additions, deletions or correc- ~tions To the agenda. Mr. Kohl referred to Item H under Administrative and informed the Council that the appeals have been withdrawn on items 1 and 2. Under Approval of Bills, he would like to add one from RitapInc. for Galaxy Park and Pioneer Park which he will explain. Under X. OTHER~ he would like to add a letter from the Department of Community Affairs in re- gards to a one month extension. 'Mr. DeMaroo moved to adopt the agenda as corrected~ seconded by Mr. Coldwell. Motion oarried 5-0. iANNOUNCEMENTS Presentation of Service Awards to City Employees by Mayor Emily Jackson Mayor Jackson announced that she thinks it is a great thing in the City when people oome to the City to work and stay. It is a great honor to present awards to people who have been here a long time. She presented a service pin to Mr. James Rhoden~ Sr.~ Captain in the Fire Department, who has been with the City for 15 years. She then presented service pins to the following for ten years of ser- vice: Harold Hammond, Beaoh Custodian; Thomas Williams, Recreation Supervisor III; and Willie Moody~ Sanitation Supervisor. Board of County CommissionersT Public Informational Meetings - Re: Revised Charter Mayor Jackson announced that she understands the Board of County Commissioners this afternoon did pass on first reading the County Charter. There will be public hearings anyone may attend~ so they know what they will be voting on. She then read the attaohed list of scheduled meetings. MINUTES - RBGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEW. TING JULY 18, 1978 BOYNTON BEACH~ FLORIDA Civil Defense and Hurricane Information Mayor Jackson referred to this being hurricane season and read a list of places available for shelters. She added that one paper did list the Boynton Beach City Council Chambers, which cannot be used because the seats cannot be moved Also, it was said the middle school could be used, but it has been declared unsafe and that constructi6n fault had nothing to do with the City of Boynton Beach ~s we did not have anything to do with the inspections. She announeedthat lists were available in the back of the room listing the numbers to be called in case of emergency and a list of the shelters. MINUTES Regular City Council Meeting - July 5, 1978 Mr. Roberts referred to P~ge 11 and stated he thought it was a bit confusing where Mayor Jackson called for a vote on the amendment and suggested for clarification that it ~ate: T~be excluded from site plan review and City Counoit.'T Mayor Jackson agreed this would make it clearer. Mr. Coldwell moved to approve the minutes as corrected, seconded by Mr. Harmening. No discussion. Motion carried 5-0. BIDS One (1) Microfilm System and Reader/Printer with Odometer (Tabled) Mr. Kohl requested this to remain on the table because he just re- celled word this afternoon that the board wants to study this fur- ther. One of the companies submitted good information which they want to research. It will be ready for the next agenda. Construction of Wastewater Facilities for Regional Pollution Control, Section I, Part A, Lift Stations and Part B, Force Mains Mr. Kohl informed the Council that bids on the above were opened on Tuesday, July 11~ 1978 at 2:00 P. M. in the office of our Purchasin~ Agent~ Mr. William H. Sullivan. Copy of correspondence from Mr. Joe Swan, P.E.~ of Russell & Axon indicating his reeommendation of accept- ing the bid from Intereounty Construction Corp. for Section Is Part A in the amount of $1,972,000.00; and from Paul N. Howard Company for Section I, Part B in the amount of $2,773,995.00; both of whom are the low bidders~ has been submitted. May he have Council's wishes please. He added if they would like to ask questions, Russell L Axon are present in the audience. Mr. Catdwell moved to award the bids for Part A to Intercounty Con- stmuotion Corp. and Part B to Paul N. Howard Company for the purpose of lift stations and force mains~ seconded by Mr. DeMaroo. Mayor Jackson clarified that it was moved and seoonded tA award the bids per the recommendation of the City Manager. Under discussion, Mr. DeMarco added that the bids are close to the estimates~ within 3%. Motion carried 5-0. -2- MINUTES - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA JULY 18, 1978 PUBLIC AUDIENCE Mayor Jacksonannounced that she was sorry she had jumped over this item. She requested anyone wishing to speak on any item on the agenda to please give their name to Mrs. Padgett. She added that 'this did not include the Public Hearing, as anyone will be allowed to speak at that time. She thenasked if anyone wished to speak on any ~tem not on the agenda and received no response. BIDS (Continued) Water Line Extensions Mr. Kohl informed the Council that bids on the above were scheduled for opening on Tuesday, July 11, 1978, at 3:00 P. M. in the Office of our Purchasing Agent, Mm. William H. Sullivan. However, there were no bids received on this projeot; therefore, the Tabulation Committee is requesting that this item be tabled for a recommendation to be sub- mitred at a later date. May he have CouncilTs wishes please. Mr. Harmening moved to table, seconded by Mr. Caldwell. Motion ear- tied 5-0. Lamp Platform Supports - Wilson Ball£ield M~. Kohl informed the Council that bids on the above were opened in the office of our Purchasing Agent, Mr. William Sullivan, on Tuesday, July 11, 1978, at 4:00 P. M. The Tabulation Committee recommends acceptance of the low bid from T $ T Engineering of Boynton Beach in the a~unt of $5,669.36. A copy o£ the Tabulation Sheet, Proposal and Affidavit signed by Mr. Terry Vollmer~ owner of T g T Engineering, have been submitted. Ail the legal requirements have been met. Funds for this project are available in Account 001-000-115-87-00, Palm Beach County Community Development Bloek Grant (Wilson Park). He eoneurs with the recommendation of the Tabulation Committee. May he have Council's wishes on this matter. Mm. Coldwell moved to grant the awarding of the bid to T L T Enoineer- lng of Boynton Beach in the amount of $5,669.36~ seconded by Mr. Harmening. No diseussion. Motion carried 5-0. Eight (8) Pre-Stressed Concrete Poles - Wilson Ballfield Mr. Kohl informed the Council that bids on the above were opened on Wednesday, July 12, 1978, at 11:00 A. M. in the office of our Purchas- ing Agent, Mr. William Sullivan. The Tabulation Committee recommends acceptance of the low bid from South Eastern Prestressed Concrete, Inc. in the amount of $17,992.00. A copy of the Tabulation Sheet, Proposal and Affidavit signed by Mr. Charles F. Philips, President of South Eastern Prestressed Concrete, Ino., West Palm Beach, have been submitted. Ail legal rqquirements have been met. Funds for this pro- ject are available in Account 001-000-115-8Y-00, Palm Beach County CQmmuD/ty Development Block Grant (Wilson Park). May he have CouneitTs Wmshes on this matter. -3- MINUTES - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH~ FLORIDA JULY 18, 1978 Mr. Harmening moved to accept the Tabulation CommitteeTs reeommenda- t-ion and award the bid for eight prestmessed concrete poles for Wilson Ball Field to South Eastern Prestmessed Conerete~ Inc., in the amount of $17,992.00. Mr. DeMareo seconded the motion. No discussion. Motion carried 5-0. Demolition ~ork - 109 N.E. 1st Street Mr. Kohl informed the Council that bids on the above were opened on Tuesday, July 1!~ 1978, at 3:30 P. M. in the office of our Purchasing Agent, Mr. William H. Sullivan. The Tabulation Committee recommends acceptance of the low bid from Big Chief, Ine. of Port Lauderdale for the amount of $1: 2~.00. A copy of the Tabulation Sheet, Proposal and Affidavit signed by Mm. Cliff Geyer, President of Big Chief, have been submitted. ~ has checked all other requirements and everything is in order. Funds for the above were not auailable after the finali- zation of the Cit?s purehase of the ?'Jackson~? property from the ac- count to whieh monies had been allocated for this; therefore, if Coun- eil grants approval, we will also need the ~oltowing: Budget Transfer Request: From: To: 001-801-570-08.117 Gen. Fund/Fixed Charges/ Contingeneies 001-801-570-04.11, Gen. Fund/Fixed Chargesf Land-Ocean & N.E. 1st St. $2,053.00 $2,053.00 He concurs with the recommendations of the Tabulation Committee. He added that the reason we do have a difference is there were monies we had to expend because of buying property and paying the legal re- quirements. Mr. Harmening moved to accept the bid for demolition work at 109 N.E. 1st Street upon the recommendation of the Tabulation Committee and City Manager and award to Big Chief, Inc., in the amount of g1~284.00 and authorize the budget tmansfer in the amount of $2,053.00. Mr. Caldwell seconded the motion. No discussion. Motion carried 5-0. Mr. Caldwe!l moved to go to Legal until 8:00 P. M., seconded by Mr. Harmeninq. Motion carried 5-0. LEGAL Ordinances -2nd Reading - Public Heaming Proposed Omdinanee No. 78-26- Re: Amending S~etions 31.1(K)(1)(a) and Section 31.1(B)(e), Appendix A~ Exempting Single Family Home Building and Floor Plans from Planning &Zoning Board and Council Review Relative to Planned Unit Development Mr. Moore read proposed Ordinance No. 78-26 on second reading by caption only. MINUTES - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA JULY 18, 1978 Mayor Jackson asked if anyone in the audience wished to speak in favor of this ordinance and received no response. She asked if any- one wished to speak in opposition to this ordinance and received no response. Mr. Caldwell moved the approval of Ordinance No. 78-26 on second and ~inal reading, seconded by Mr. Roberts. No discussion. Mrs. Padgett took a roll call vote on the motion as follows: Councilman Caldwe!l - Aye Councilman DeMarco - Aye Vice Mayor Harmening - Aye Mayor Jackson - Aye Councilman Roberts - Aye Motion carried 5-0. Ordinances - 1st Reading Proposed Ordinance No. 78-27 - Re: To Provide f~r Amended Estimate of P~venue and Expenses for Fiscal Year ending September 30, 1978 (lntireeession Funds) Moore read proposed Ordinance No. 78-27 by caption on first read- and advised that this is an interbudgetary transfer. Mr. DeMareo moved to adopt Ordinance No. 78-27 on first reading, seconded by Mr. Caldwe!l. No discussion. Mrs. Padgett took a roll call vote on the motion as follows: Councilman DeMareo - Aye Vice Mayor Harmening - Aye Mayor Jackson - Aye Councilman Roberts - Aye Councilman Caldwell - Aye Motion carried Proposed Ordinance No. 78-28 - Re: Site Plan Review Mr. Moore read proposed Ordinance No. 78-28 by caption on first meading. Mr. Caldwell moved the adoption of Ordinance No. 78-28 on ~irs~a~eading, seconded by Mr. Robezffzs. Under diseussion~ Mr. Harmening commented that this ordinance is a little broader than we discussed. We dis- cussed additions and a~terations and not just totally eommereial pro- jeers. Mr. Roberts replied that this would fall into the category of construction :costs of Section 1. Mr. Moore added that he under- stood they talked about ~lterations, but the final motion included all commercial buildings and alterations thereto. Mayor Jackson pointed out that Mr. Moore's elarif-ieation was clear in the previous minutes on Page 11 that being deleted from site plan review was all new commercial buildings and/or,additions and alterations as long as -5- MINT/TES - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH~ FLORIDA JULY 18~ 1978 the valuation is under $100,000. Mr. Caldwell referred to the pro- posed ordinance actually accomplishing our intentions and Mr. Harmening replied that ~lterations and additions do not eontemp!ate totally new eonstmuction. Further discussion followed about the intent and Mm. Moore e!arified that the language ~n the proposed ordinance eovers all commercial building projects including new, alterations and additions. Further discussion followed regarding the ~elarifieation .and intent-and then Mr. Moore reeommended that th~ p~oposed ordinance be acted on as it is a compmomise. As requested, Mrs. Padgett took a roll eall vote on the motion as follows: Vice Mayor Har~e Mayor Jackson Councilman Rober Councilman Cald~ Councilman DeMar Motion married 3-2. PUBLIC HEARING - 8:00 P. M. Rezoning Requests Parcels No. 1 & 2: Request: Location: Use: Applicants: Portions o Rezone fro 470 N. W. Construeti ~inda L. Abandonment Request Paree!: Applicants: Portion N.W. tst Block 72~ Hills Add~ Linde L. ~ing- Aye - No Aye Aye - No Beverly Hills Addn. No. 3 R-iA and C-2 to C-3 nd Avenue Dn of Motel Charles L. Leemon, III N.W. 4th St. between SR-804 and ye. lying between Lots 5, 6, & 7, and Lots 31 & 32~ Block 73; Beverly . No. 3 Charles L. Leemon, III Mayor Jackson asked if anyone in t~e audience wished to speak in favor of this rezoning request and the f~llowing appeared befor~ the '~ouneil. Mm, Chuck Leemon~ Holiday Inn owns r and °perator~ appeared before the Council. He is present to address the situation of having a Holiday Inn type facility here in Boynton Beach. He th~nks the ?~ndreds of people who have offered their supp In 1976, he applied to the local eials. He tookdthe comments and seriously and went hackto his changes to conform to the commenti the propesed motel. They plan to the loea! people, restaurants and felt would fit into Boynton Beach. ments ab:out the location and some presently zoned areas for motel a~ --¸6-- Drt and is grateful they have come. oning Board and talked to the offi- scommendations made at that time insets and architects and made made. He showed a rendering of have t00 rooms~ meeting rooms ~or soffee shops, which the architeets He is aware of there being mom- people have commented that the hotel sites should be su£fieient. MIRUTES - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH~ FLORIDA JULY 18, 1978 Mm. Leemon continued that their review of the sites and investigation of the possibility of having a fsllure at the other two locations were too much to attempt. It was too much 6f a risk. Finally they de- cided the best location would be the site they are asking for review. This is an excellent site with easy on~ff to the interstate. He re- ferred to the Holiday Inn bringing more activity to the area and told about a~vey done in a similar town in Illinois and how the money left at the motel would be generating 21 times more funds for Boynton Beach before leaving town. Also, there have been some comments about this being big money coming to Boynton Beach :and the little guy does not have a chance; however~ the only people involved will be his wife, and his son and his wife. He and his family live here and own homes here~ He feels it will be a great advance for Boynton Beach to have a Holiday Inn here. He told about Holiday Innts reservation system being international and stated that Boynton Beach would become recog- nized. Mr. Coldwell explained how the rezoning requested looked like a 38 snub nome revolver to him. He referred to the top seotion immediately adjacent to 2nd Avenue across from Galaxy School and stated his first impression to go from C-2 to C-3 that close to the Interstate seems like a good use for the p~operty. The area he is the most concerned with is the area requesting R-lA to C-3, which is on the south side of N.W. 1st Avenue. Personally, he would be opposed to rezoning that. This would definitely result in commercial encroachm%t~nto the resi- eSeemmin- dential neighborhood and there would be no buffer zone with a gradual utes 8/~ downsoaling f~om the higher use. Is it necessary for this one patti- 7I cular section to be zoned commercial and Mr. Leemon replied that it was not absolutely necessary to have this zoned commercial, but he would like to have parking allowed on this piece. Mr. Coldwell replied that C-1 would si]ow parking~ but he would not want that-against the resi- dentia! neighborhood. Mr. Caldwelt referred to possibly having a wall to buffer the residential and Mr. LeemS.n replied that he has discussed this with his planner and the intent is that it will be heavily buffered in that area. Mr. Caldwei1 questioned the location of the building on the site and Mr. Leemon informed him that 'the building is designed to be west of 4th Street. He then showed a proposed plan. Mr. Caldwell clari- fied that the land immediately adjacent to 2nd Avenue would be used for parking and in~ress and egress and Mr. Leemon agreed and added that the building would be along 1-95. Mr. DeMaroo questioned if he would be willing to obtain a permit within six months if this rezoning is granted and i£ nothing is done within a certain time period, would he be ~illing to let it revert back to what it is presently and Mm. Leemon replied that he thinks six months may be a little short because of so much being involved and being time consuming. Mr. DeMameo questioned the period of time and Mr. Leemon replied that he would have it started in 18 months. -7- MI~GTES - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA JULY 18, 1978 Mayor Jackson asked how many acres the site consisted of and Mr. Leemon replied that it was a little over two acres. Mayor Jackson asked how many feet~were on 2nd Avenue and Mm. Leemon replied that if the ramp is counted, it is over 1,000 feet. Mr. Don Lambert, 209 North Seacrest Boulevard, appeared before the Council. He advised that he is the agent 'who sold all th~s land. He thinks it is time to clear the air on some of the misinformation being spread around. People in the immediate area of the planned pmoject have not been told all the facts pertaining to the alternate factors. The area adjacent to 2nd Avenue and 4th Street, whieh is approximately 428¢ x 117~ is ample to allow eight commercial busi- nesses To be built, it is already zoned C-2 and no zoning change is needed. He gave examples of the kinds of businesses which'would be allowed. Howard Johnson?s previously submitted plans for a restau- rant before Mr. Leemon acquired the additional property giving access to 2nd Avenue. If the property is split up with eight commercial businesses, only one or two could use 2nd Avenue for egress and the rest would be using 4th Street. Also, nobody would build a residence on the north side of 1~ Avenue backing up to these businesses and there would be no buffer for the immediate residences, The peoples~ spokesman, Mr. Midgette, stated at the Planning g Zoning Board meet- ing that he had not checked dn this, but he knows about this because he has disoussed it-with him on several occasions. He is wondering why Mr. Midgette hid this from his people and misled the Planning g Zoning Board. It certainly does not take much common sense to know one business on this whole tract amply landscaped and walled would be better than eight businesses with no buffer. Also, Mr. Stroshein claims to be running a race with Mr. Leemon whose property will be granted a franchise for H6!iday Inn. Mr. Stroblqein feels this request should be turned down beoause his property is zoned for a motel. Mr. Stroshein stated when the time is right and Holiday Inn 'wants to go in~ he %f±ll get it. For everyonets information, when the Holiday Inn site inspector was here, he asked him about another site being sub- mitted for approval and the representative stated that if he was referring to the one behind the shopping center, he has already in- spected it and Holiday Inn rejected it as being unacceptable. Also, Mr. Stroshein made the untrue statement that Mr. Leemon-works for Holiday Tnn and used this to mislead the Planning g Zoning Board. This matter should be decided on the facts. It was also said that Mm, Leemon acts as if he is doing the City a favor and he is. He then told about being a member of the Chamber o~ Com~rce and en- couraging Mr. Leemon to build a motel in Boynton Beach. It was also stated that Holiday Inn should build on the tract already zoned rather than requesting rezoning, but in order to interest the better hotel chains in approving a site, the criteria must be followed if the franchise is to be granted. One of their suggestions in their criteria is to locate on the town side at the interchange if it is to be successful. There may be other areas properly zoned, but it does not mean Holiday Inn or another franchised chain will approve. The decision is whether to have a first class hotel or a second class operation in a second ~lass location which may not be successful. -8- MINUTES - REGULAR CiTY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA JULY 18, 1978 Mr. Tim Zompa, 416 S.W. 5th Avenue, appeared before the Council and advised that he was asked to appearfD~yhis father since his father mould not be here, but he did attend the Planning & Zoning Board meeting. Just having returned from a three week vacation, he sta~ed at Holiday Inns and they are good inns and consistent in quality. People are going to come to this area regardless. We are going to grow and need business like this. Prom his experienee working with the Chamber of Commeree and Board of Realtors, he is famitiamwith the criteria of Holiday Inn and without a location and site, they eannot!oca~e. The zoning has changed with the growth of the City. AKolidaM Inn is needed. We need this caliber of business and 2nd Avenue is the best loeation'for it. A place is needed for the busi- ness people to meet. 'We should look beyond the residential charac- teristics of the immediate neighborhood. One-half of the block is commercial already. It is part of the center of the City and will continue to grow that way. Mr. James Graham appeared before the Council and advised that he owns propertyon N. W. 2nd Avenue and owns a house in southwest Boynton. He has heamd a lot of talk about this deal. It just came to his attention last week about the location of the Holiday Inn possibly being jeopardized in locating on 2nd Avenue. Prom his ex- perience~ he knows Holiday Inn has been a eonsistently nice place to be all the time. The businesses in the area of Holidays Inns benefit from the money spent by the people staying there. This will dress up 2nd Avenue and get the people off 1-95. When people see a Holiday Inn~ they do stop and this will bring revenue into the City. He cansee nothing but benefit for Boynton Beach. He thinks the location is geographically perfect and vis~.ble from 1-95. Obviously from the rendering~ it will be superior. Judging from the Holiday Inns he has stayed in, he has never been dissatisfied build- ing wise, landscape-wise or architecture-wise. The Holiday Inns have always been a benefit to the area. He does not think it would hurt the residential area. There will be more businesses along 2nd Avenue. The Ho!idaysInns are well kept and clean. He lives on 13th Avenue and he expects 15th Avenue to be commercial and just two blocks from his house is Seacrest Boulevard and that could also go eommereia!. If the commercial property goes in the right direction, he is in favor of it. He thinks it is important to have a Holiday Inn. He thinks a large percentage of people are in favor of staying at Holiday Inns when travelling. If we have a Holiday Inn in this location, people will see it and we will bene£it by it. He hopes the Couneil will be in favor. Mr. Serge Pizzi appeared before the Council and stated that N.W. 2nd Avenue is an important thoroughfare for our City. It is our inter- change with 1-95. Quite a few years age, we felt slighted when the turnpike left us without an interchange. We have one now on 1-95. It is not a nice approach coming down 2nd Avenue since there are many old residential dwellings whieh should be rep!aced with new modern conforming buildings with business. A Holiday Inn at this loeation will serve the community need and give the property owners -9- MIhK1TES - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA JULY 18~ 1978 on 2nd Avenue the incentive to improve their properties. A City of our size needs large motels. Their fine facilities will help attract tourists and industry. If we do not have the facilities ready when asked for, we will lose prospects to our neighboring cities. These projects take a few years in the making. Mr. Leemon has been working on this since 1976. LetTs take advantage of this big opportunity and moderi~se our City. He thinks the Holiday Inn will be a beaeon at the highway intersection there. Mrs. Anne Tindelle representing the Chamber of Commerce appeared before the Council and read a statement approved by the Board refer- ring to the need of meeting rooms and the capability to hold large banquets in Boynton Beach. It is felt the affli~aion with a nationally named facility will be an added benefit to the community. Mr. Harvey Oyer~ Jr., 227 S.W. 15th Avenue, appeared before the Council and stated he would like to try to make a few comments which have not been hit on. 1-95 really got started in the 1940rs when Palm Beach, Da'Re and Broward counties felt there was a need for a thru-way. He served as a member of this City Council in 1958 when the State Road Department recommended an interchange at 2nd Avenue. Pot 20 years, people have been able to make decisions based on the recommendation of the interchange at this location. He has travelled on expressways and realizes the normal use pattern and realizes it would be proper to have a motel at this location. Historically, H. S. 1 has been the backbone of commur~ties along the lower east coast; h~wever, the use pattern is moving to where the bulk of trans- portation is along 1-95. As a resident and businessman in the com- munity,~he thinks it is in all our best interests to make the b/chest and best use of the property. This will bring in added income and keep down the taxes on the residents plus being the proper use of land along approaches to 1-95. One qf the things alluded to has been the question of competition of one motel against another one or one location against another. He thinks the proper consideration that should be given if we believe in the free enterprise system is to let the people who are spending the money or loaning the money make the deeisions within the proper legal zoning. He believes it is proper to rezone it for this, but the City should not be put in the spot of favoring one individual or another. He.would hope in a few years there would be a half dozen motels this size or greater. Also~ as part of our b/story, 50 some years agc~ the leading developer mn South Florida wanted to put a major development in Boynton but some of the citizens ran his oonstmuction crews off the site with shot guns. The man was Addison Misner and the project was the Boca Raton Club and Hotel. He thinks the position should be taken if something is good and worthwhile~ it should acme into a community ~overned by laws and not have the situation of playing any favorites and the best foot should be put forward. -10- MINUTES - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, PLOP/DA JULY 187 1978 Mr. Dave Centola, 329 S.W. 10th Avenue, appeared before the Counoil and presented a petition to the City Clerk signed by 579 people. He explained that this petition was in favor of the Holiday Inn being built at this !ooation and are aware a zoning change is necessary. They believe the Holiday Inn will be a benefit totthe City as a whole and this benefit will far outweigh any disadvantages to the residents in the immediate area. Most are also aware of the fact that City building codes will provide for buffer zones or a 6 ft. wall which will give added protection to the residents in that area. Mayor Jackson ascertained there were no further speakers in favor amd requested anyone wishing to speak in opposition to this project to come before the Council. Mr. Gene Cooper, 458 N. W. 1st Avenue, appeared before the Council and advised that he lives directly across the street from this pro- ject. He retired eight years ago. He was unable to attend the Plan- ning & Zom/ng meeting because of attending a V.P.W. convention and stayed at a Holiday Inn and what they had was 2,000 drunks. Mr. John Midgette, 460 West Ocean Avenue~ appeared before the Council and stated that he has lived here for 20 years. He would like to take a little time to come back to Mr. Lambert with using his name and how he misled people in the area. He requested that Mr. Lambertts statements be read from the record. Mayor Jackson infommed him there would be no debating back and forth and requested that he just state his opposition. Mr. Midgette continued and stated that those speaking in favor, none live within the area of where this is to be built. Of the 579 signa- tures on the petition just presented, he does not know how many are within the area of the letter sent out by the Council who are eligi- ble to sign the petition. He has a petition signed by the residents of this particular area with 170 names that object strongly to this particular location. When he built in~ Boynton Beach, he selected this section as a retirement section. Surely if he had an idea a motel was coming less than two blocks where he is living, he would not have built. There are nice houses on N.W. 1st Avenue. The builder is present who built several of the homes. The motel wants to construct a 6 ft. buffer wall which will be nice to look at! He would like to ask if any of the Council members would like to have something like this to look at? Would they like to have the pro- perty changed from R-1 single family residential to C-3 within one blook of their homes? He does not think any of them would like to have this in their back or front yard. He then presented a petition with 162 signatures of those living in the area and added that he could go outside the area and obtain 2~000 signatures in opposition. Also, he will take up the matter personally with Mr. Lambert at a later date. MINUTES - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH~ FLORIDA ~/LY 18, 1978 Mr. Earle Waters, 416 N.W. 1st Avenue~ appeared before the Council and stated that he bought his lot in 1955. His house was built in 1958 and it was a sand road. He got up a petition and contacted all the owners of lots on that road and they all agreed to pay the City if they would pave it. The City paved it and the people paid for it. They want it to stay residential. He owns two lots on the street. The first speaker said it just as plain as could be. It is true that big money is coming into the City, but they are forcing a lot of little people out. It is a question whether big money will cause the City Council to sell out the residents and taxpayers or not. Nobody who spoke, except possibly for one man, did not have a financial interest in having a Holiday Inn built there and zoned C-3. The residents should be considered because the land is zoned residential and the master plan was approved with it being residential. He hopes the Council will not vote against the residents. Mr. Arnold Stroshein, 710 N.E. 7th Street, appeared before the Council and stated he really has no opposition against a Holiday Inn or any other leading chain. This is progress for our community. He has had his architect prepare a site plan for a 2.38 acre parcel, rectangular in size~ and the planning consultant can oonfirm this~ in the C-4 zone to house a 100 room motel with a maximum seating capacity in a banquet room for 40 people. This requires 165 parking places and that is the maximum density unless the requirements are changed. Mr. Thomas Woolley, Jr., 917 Sunset Road, appeared before the Council and referred to being retained by the residents to speak at the Plan- ning $ Zoning Board meeting, but advised that he is speaking on his own tonight. He thinks the Council should consider that if everyone wants a Holiday Inn, it should be decided where Boynton Beach wants it and not where one person wants it. Mr. Leemon bought it knowing what the zoninc was and figured he could have the zoning changed and make money. The motels should be where it was decided they would be. The proper zoning should be followed and the master plan followed. There are two perfect areas properly zoned. Zt would be different if Mr. Leemon took care of the traffic flow, etc. and there was enough room for a four story buildin~ with a 6 ft. buffer wall. It is not true that Boy!iron will lose the Holiday Inn if this property is not re- zoned as there are two properly zoned areas~ one downtown and one at the 15th Avenue interchange. As he said previously~ he likes tennis, but wouldn't like the lot next to his house rezoned for a tennis court. Mayor Jackson ascertained that nobody else desired to speak and closed the discussion to the public and opened the floor to the Council members. Mr. Ca!dwel! stated that he thinks the question is not what firm is qoing to be brought in~ but what is the best use of the land. It has been his contention when the zoning plan was passed in 1975 that the commercial depth along 2nd Avenue was, him his opinion~ a little bit shallow for any major commercial development. It lends itself to -12- MINUTES - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH~ FLORIDA JULY 18, 1978 nothing more than small strip type stores and would not allow a major commereial development. He feels ~his proposed motel is excellent eommercial development at this type of interehange. However, he does not like the idea of residential land being invaded by commercial and that is the reason he is opposed to rezoninc- any residential land south of N.W. 1st Avenue. However, he does fee! inasnmeh as the actual eon- stmuction of the buildin~ will be far enough removed from the residen- tial homes that i~ has possibilities for theddevelopment of this parcel of land. Mr. DeMarco stated that N.W. 2nd Avenue, South !Sth Avenue are main thomoughfares and should have been eommercial and 1-95 made a whole new ballgame as far as the concept of BoyntonBeach. It will get worse if we don't do something now. Certainly small stores can be put on this land, but he doesn't know whieh is worse or better. He would like to see one building rather than a jungle of small build- ings. He also agrees with Mr. Coldwell that something should be worked out for the piece south of N.W. 1st Avenue. Mr. Roberts referred to having listen~ddto all the stories and stated we must come up with a eommon sense approach. He got a kick out of some of the signatures on the petition in favor as some are from Leisureville and a ~omt time ago, these people screamed about the rezoning on 15th Avenue from R-5 to C-1 and a two storFy development is being built now and they will not be able to see the sky if they go out. The amount of land involved here ~spretty small for a four story building plus it being aresidentiat neighborhood. When it was zoned eommerciat for the master plan, there was no 9pposition. Boynton Beach does need a motel. However~ how eon you buffer a four story building set in the middle of one story buildings - y~u would have to build 50 ft. walls. He is sure this amount of land is not eonduoive to !azcge'buffering. This well kept residential area cannot be im- proved with a four story building. It will stick out like a sore thumb plus having lights and being a 24 hour operation, in this par- tieu!ar ease, he has to express his eonscience and can in no way cept this particular request when it will be spot zoning and for the facts he already stated. Mr. Harmening stated that he always tries to consider what i~ the highest and best use of the land on any zoning problem. In this ease, he is caught on the hom~s of a dilemma. There is not much question that the land along 2nd Avenue is adequately and properly zoned at the present time. The existing zoning could probably pre- sent as much as a problem to the existing residents as the proposed usage. H1s heart definitely goes out to these people who live in this area as he does not think they have a good position because he believes eventually rezoning will take place ~itb this area having 1-95 on the west and 2nd Avenue on the uomth. These people will be fighting the same battle again and again. Possibly the City Council might win the battle tonight~ but it won't be the wa7 because he as- sumes this piece of ground has unity of title and assumes Mr. Leemon MINq/TES - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLOR/DA J~LY 18, 1978 is the owner and explained how a similar package would probably be submitted and conditions may change so there will be no question about the highest and best use of the land. He thinks at the best, the people are fighting a delaying action because as times change, there is no question it will be commercial. Mr. Roberts clarified that the question is now and not what happens in five or ten years. If anybody can sit here and displace those homes withspotzoning for the reasons which he mentioned, then it is up to their own conscience. Mayor Jaekson stated that she has always felt people who live in an area shou!d~have a great deal to say about what their neighborhood is like. When i-95 came through, it changed theecomplex of the City. Things changed in only one or two years and now we have a high speed highway going from Miami ~o Maine. She referred to having driven a great deal of it and explained how when travelling: most people are not interested in the downtown area but just-want to get off the road and find a place to eat and sleep. The time will come when Boynton Beachwi!l have more than one motel. When you pull off 1-95 and find three or fou~ motels in a short distance, nobody is inter- ested in going downtown or off the beaten track unless staying here. There are only two exits from 1-95 in Boynton Beach and not that many places where we will be able to accommodate good motels. The remark was made that this residential area was a retirement area 20 years ago and she does not agree that this was a retirement area and there were none until Sterling Village came alohg. We have retired, young and middle ~e~ people in the City. If there is a Holiday Inn, we will have j~bbs for the young people. She feels very definitely that this is the highest and best use of the land and would be good for the Cit-f of Boynton Beach. Mr. Caldwe!l asked if it-was possible to turn the position of the building so more of the building could be on 2nd Avenue and Mayor Jackson replied that this request was to change the zoning and not consider the site plan. Mr. Caldwell explained how possibly if the building was turned, there could be a proper blending of the zoning for the area abutting the residential. He feels the lots on the north side of N.W. 1st Avenue could be zoned C-I. Mayor Jackson replied that we must act onthe applicant's request and Mr. Caldwell referred to make changes in the request in the past and stated that he would like to know if there was the possibility of having more transition in the zoning. Mr. Moore clarified that he was talking about a minimum space for the motel and the additional space being for supportive use. Mr. Ca!dwe!l referred to the car wash being zoned ~-3 for the operation and C-1 for the parking abutting the residential. Mr. Roberts referred to the plans including a banquet hall for 200 people on this site of a little over 2 acres and ques- tioned the parking requirements and Mr. Howell replied that he be- lieved 50 spaces would be~quired.and added that parking lots are allowed in the C-1 zone. Mayor Jackson re£erred to the applicant having checked into this and Mr. Annunziato replied that he had not seen a site plan. Mayor Jackson clarified that the site plan is not submitted until the rezoning has been approved. MINUTES - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA JULY t8, 1978 Mr. Roberts referred to the recently rezoned piece of land for a motel and hotel being for sale and stated that this property could also be sold if there is no room for the motel. Mr. Catdwell stated that we are trying to decide on zoning. If we can aemommodate the motel and &llow the lower half to go from R-iA to C-I, it is not that bad of a change in the zoning and to go from C-2 to C-3 on 2nd Avenue, but is the land large enough? He ex- plained on the plan and asked Mr. Leemon if it eould be done. Mr. Leemon replied that if west of 4th Street was included, he mould do it. The area along 1-95 is needed for the building, but he will be willing to work with them onanything east of 4th Street. Mr. Ca!dwetl replied that he would not go along with thatseetion as it is too deep into the residential area. Mayor Jackson announmed that all the discussion haesbeen given and she requested Mr. Kohl to read his statement~ an excerpt of the Planning g Zoning BoardTs recommendation.* Mr. Kohl informed the Council that the Planning & Zoning Board at their regular meeting of July liD 19787 held a Public Hearing on tb~s request to rezone certain parcels of land, located in the south- east morner of !-95 and N. W. 2nd Avenue~ from R-IA ~a%d C-2 to The Planning & Zoning Board made two recommendations as follows: 1. The Board recommended the rezoning request submitted by Charles and Linde Leemon to rezone certain parcels from R-!A to C-3 beddenied, and 2. The Board recommended that the rezoning request submitted by Charles and Linda Leemon to rezone certain parcels from C-2 to C-3 be denied. The reasons for a recommendation to deny are as follows: a. Not proper to rezone residential to commercial when sites exist already properly zoned; b. No need to take an area of the town and create a eommer- mial site in an existing residential area, traffic will affect school, utilities are a problem and no guarantee of ~u~ure use; m. When 1975 zoning was adopted, special care was taken to protect existing residential areas; d. Investments ane ae~urring in neighborhood under existing zoning~ should provide stability in zoning for existing residential areas. Mr. Kohl continued that for recommendation ~1 above, the motion to deny was made by Mr. Winter and seconded by Mr. Arena. The vote was 5-1 with Mr. Jameson dissenting~ noting there are hotels and motels along interstates throughout the country and that his decision is based on the future ~se of the interchange. For recommendation ~2 above~ the motion to deny was made by Mr. Winter and seconded by Mrs. Humkle. The vote was 5-1 with Mr. Jameson dissenting. The legal deseription~ *See Minutes 8/1/78 -1S- MINUTES - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH~ FLORIDA JULY 18, 1978 print showing the location of the parcels, and excerpt from the Plan- ming & Zoning Board meeting minutes have been submitted. Ma~ he have Couneil?s wishes on this matter. Mr. Ha~mening moved that the request for rezoning for Parcels 1 and 2, Beverly Mills Addition No. S be denied~ seconded by Mr. Roberts. No discussion. As requested~ Mrs. Padgett took a roll call vote on the fmotion as follows: Councilman Roberts - Aye Councilman Caldwell - Aye Councilman DeMareo -No Vice Mayor Harmening - Aye Mayor Jackson - No Motion carried 3-2. Mr. Harmening made a motion that the abandonment request which went along with this rezoning petition be denied, seconded by Mr. Roberts. No discussion. Motion carried 5-0. Abandonment Request Parcel: Location: Applicants: 5 root Easement in Lake Boynton Estates~ Plat 4A N. W. 8th Street and N. W. 2nd Avenue F. Ronald Mastriana~ Esq. for Town $ Country Squire of North Miami~ Inc. Mr. Kohl informed the Council that the Planning & Zoning Board at their regular meeting of July 11~ 1978~ unanimously reeommended that the abandonmentrequest submitted by F. Ronald Mastriana as described in the legal description submitted be approved subject to the app!i- cant assuming the costs of the relocation of the power lines~ tele- phone cables and water lines, and that the app!ieant dedieate and reeord an easement to accommodate the relocated water line. The motion to approve was made by Mr. Winter and seconded by Mr. Jameson. The legal deseription~ print showing the location of the parcel, and excerpt from the Planning L Zoning Board meeting minutes have been submitted. May he have eouneilts wishes on this matter. Mayor Jackson asked if anyone wished to speak in favor of this request. Mr. F. Rona!d Mastriana appeared before the Council and advised that they intended to construct a funeral home on this pareet. The site plan has been submitted which is included on the agenda for consider- ation later. He showed a survey and pointed out that the easements go directly through tb.e property and if not abandoned~ nothing could be constructed. They have pmovided for easements on the west to accom- modate the utilities in the area. He then showed a plan. -16- MINUTES - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEE%~ZNG BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA JULY 18, 1978 Mr. Roberts referred to recommendations having been made by the utility companies and asked if these were being taken care of and Mr. Mastriana replied affirmatively and added that everything has been worked out~ they are paying the eost for the relocations. Mr. Cessna added that all the .~%-i!ities have been taken care of. Mayom Jackson asked if anyone wished to speak in opposition to this abandonment request and received no response. Mr. DeMarco moved to agree to the request for abandonment for the 5 foot easement in Lake Boynton Estates as set forth in the recom- mendation by the Planning & Zoning Board. Mr. Caldwell seconded the motion. No discussion. Motion carried 5-0. LEGAL (CONTINUED) Ordinances - 1st Reading (Continued) Proposed Ordinance No. 78-29 - Re: Approving Plat of Sky Lake Subdivision Mr. Moore read proposed Ordinance No. 78-29 on first reading ~by cap- tion. He added that Council previously approved this and directed an ordinance be prepared setting bond. Mr. Caldwell moved the adoption of Ordinance No. 78-29~ seeonded by Mr. Roberts. No discussion. Mrs. Padgett took a roll call vote on the motion as follows: Councilman Caldwell - Aye Councilman DeMarco - Aye Vice Mayor Hamm~ning - Aye Mayor Jackson - Aye Councilman PDberts - Aye Motion married 5-0. Proposed Ordinance No. 78-30 - Re: Municipal Employees' Pension Plan Mr. Moore read proposed Ordinance No. 78-30 by caption on first read- ing, He added that the purpose of this ordinanee is to provide appro- priate retentionassimilations for our employeesgoing to the regional faei!ity. Mr. Harmening moved the adoption of Ordinance No. reading~ seconded by Mr. DeMarco. No discussion. a roll call vote on the motion as follows: 78-30 on first MrS. Padgett took Councilman DeMarco - Aye Vice Mayor Harmening - Aye Mayor Jackson - Aye Councilman Roberts - Aye Councilman Caldwell - Aye Motion carried 5-0. -17- MIN~dTES - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH~ FLORIDA JULY 18~ 1978 Resolutions Proposed Resolution No. 78-FF - Re: Demoltion of Struoture and Clearing of Land in Conjunctionwith Community Development Project Mr. Moore informed the Council that this has to do with our ong~Zng demolition program and movers appmoximatety 16 parcels. Mr. Harmening moved the 'adoption of Resolution No. 78-FF, seconded by Mr. DeMarco. 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 Coldwell - Aye Councilman DeMaroo - Aye Motion carried 5-0. Proposed Resolution No. 78-GG - Re: Tentative Award to Contractors for Lift Stations - Part A and Force Mains~ Part B Mr. Moore referred to this coming from the recommendation of the con- sulting engineers pertaining to the bid awards for the eonnectionsof facilities for the regional sewage treatment plant and advised that a eopywas submitted with the agenda. Mr. Coldwell moved the adoption of Resolution No. 78-GG, seconded by Mr. Harmening. No discussion. Mrs. Padgett took a roll call vote on the motion as follows: Councilman Roberts - Aye Councilman Coldwell - Aye Councilman DeMarco - Aye Vice Mayor Harmening - Aye Mayor Jaekson - Aye Motion carried 5-0. Proposed Resolution No. 78-HH - Re: Millage Rates Mr. Moore informed the Couneil that this requests the County Commis- sioners to establish a millage reduction based on the inorease in the tax roll to avoid any increase in taxes for 1978. Mr. Coldwell moved the adoption of Resolution No. 78-HH, seconded by Mr. DeMareo. No discussion. Mrs. Padgett took ar~moll call vote on the motion as follows: Councilman Ca!dwell - Aye Councilman DeMar~o - Aye Vice Mayor Harmening - Aye Mayor Jaekson - Aye Councilman Roberts - Aye Motion carried 5-0. -18- MINUTES - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH~ FLORIDA JULY 18, 1978 Proposed Resolution No, 78-II - Establishing the Guidelines for the Purpose and Punction of the Community Relations Board Mr. Moore informed the Council that tb/s sets forth the Comm~unity Relations Board as agreed at the last Council meeting. The original resolution was adopted with the additional last-sentence. ~L~. Ca!dwe!l moved the adoption of Resolution No. 78-II~ seconded by Mr. Roberts, No discussion. Mrs. Padgett took a roll call vote on the motion as follows: Councilman DeMareo Aye ~ice Mayor Harmening - Aye Mayor Jackson Aye Councilman Roberts Aye Councilman Caldwe!l Aye Motion carried 5-0. Mr. Roberts requested that Mr. Kohl send a copy of this resolution to each member of the Community Relations Board. He added that there was also ~ question in the minutes from the Board meeting about what hap- pened to their right to provide input in regard to the poor and needy and we have an ordinance on revenue sharing spelling out that particu- lar respons±bility. He suggests that a little note be included with the mesels~en bringing it to their attention that this responsibility is included in an ordinance. Mr. Kohl replied that he would take care of this. Proposed Resolution No. 78- ~e: Request from Palm Beach County Con- cerning the Year Two Thousand Plan Mm. Kohl informed the Council that the developers and Mr. Charles Walker~ representing the County, are present. Mayor Jackson sug- gested hearing from both sides· Mr. Roberts referred to reviewing the letter from the Florida Dept. of Transportation-and stated he also noticed they want to propose a general position applicable to cases where roads are needed with the help of the Metropolitan Planning Organization. He cannot understand why this resolution was submitted to us pointing out a particular development which could enhance our area in more ways than one, esoee- ially from a financial standpoint. Also~ the letter states alterna- tives. This development is looking for security and building a 120 ft. right-of-way through such a development would impair security and create high traffic. Also~ a highway would devalue the property. Mr. Charles Walker, Director of Traffic for Palm Beach County, ap- peared before the Council and referred to letters sen~ to the City stating that Flavor-Pict Road/Coconut Lane would be required. He explained that in urban areas~ development has proceeded until traf- fic has become such that additional roadways are required and when -19- MINUTES - REGULAR CITY COIiNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA JULY 18, 1978 this is recognized, the rights-of-way are no longer available. In Palm Beach County, they have not reached that stage. In unincorpor- ated areas, the County has a thoroughfare plan and when a developer comes in and a road is shown on the thoroughfare plan, they require the developer to dedieate the right-of-way. When Charter World was planned, this Fight-of-way was ine!uded in the Charter World projeet. They are requesting this right-of-way be required from this new ~ect. The 2000 Plan basically .projects the tripling of the popula- tion. The basle eonelu~ion is that we will have traffic problems in this area because the government eannot build the roads required by the expanding population. The State Road te{ter to Palm Beach County states the roadways we have presently are not sufficient and we must protect right-of-way for f-~ture roadways. That is the intent of the thoroughfare plan to show where these moadways will be. The resolu- t-ion directed to the City is to request the developer to dedicate the rightzof-way so this road will be available and also to have the developer contribute a f~ir share for the construction of Congress Avenue. Heexp!ained how the widening of Congress Avenue would be required beeause of the development in the area. He then showed the thoroughfare plan of the County. Mayor Jackson asked when the 2000 Year Plan was adopted by the County Commission and Mr. Walker replied within the past six months. He added that the 2000 Plan and the thoroughfare plan are not the same. The 2000 Plan projects to the year 2000 and the thoroughfare plan is the plan the County is using to protect rights-of-way for future roadways. This right-of-way is under the th~oughfare plan. Mr. Moore asked if the thoroughfare plan has beenapproved and Mr. Walker replied that it has not been formally approved by the County Commis- sion, but it is used in following the zoning in any ~incorporated areas and the County Commissioners have supported it. In this case, the thoroughfare plan shows Flavor-Piet RoadfCoeonut Lane running into this d&Qe!op~ent into the City of Boynton Beach and it is re- quested that continuity be provided on this thoroughfare plan. Mr. Hammening stated he was on the Council at the time Charter World was approved and does not recall an 120 ft. dedicated right-of-way. Mr. Walker informed him that it was shown in the original traffic impaet plan. Mr. Harmening stated that the original plan was changed almost beyond reeognition. He questions whether it was ever aetually dedicated. Mr. Walker replied that this was ao~ or there would be no problem if it was. Mr. DeMaroo referred to having a good wide road to travel west-and stated that there is 2nd Avenue, 15th Avenue~ 23rd Avenue and Lake Ida Road and he questions whether another is needed. Mr. Walker informed him that this will be the major east/west road which will eross the turnpike between Boynton West and De!ray West Roads. Mr. DeMareo asked if there were any plans for 15th Avenue and Mr. Walker replied there weren't for past the turnpike. Mr. DeMareo stated that he thought 15th Avenue would be a more appropriate road. Mr. Walker stated that this road is approximately one-half way between Boynton West and Delray West Roads and falls about one ~ile spacing between 23rd Avenue andLLake Ida Read. -20- MINUTES - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH~ FLORIDA J~LY 18, 1978 Mr. Roberts asked how a highway could be proposed through a rather exe!usive development with security and Mr. Walker replied that the developer can modify his plan to aeeommodate this road and there still could be privacy and security. Mr. Roberts referred to the County ~A~ndoming Barwick Road to give Delray Dunes privacy and stated thatthey now wanted to open this road.* He then explained how the developer had improved the plan with lowering the density and height. He does not think it is neeessary to have another road in this area going from Congress Avenue-~o Military Trail. There would be no pro- blem with building the road west from Military T~ail. Also, rights- of-way have been dedicated for 15th Avenue to go west and be four lanes. ~Now the County wants to ereate a new read through a similar development. Mr. Walker stated that there is a huge area to the west and if the rights-of-way are not proteeted, theywill not be available to go the~e, Mr. Roberts replied that he appreeiated this~ but he cannot understand why this particular highway must be located here~ he could understand if itwas going to continue east to Seaerest Blvd. or~oute 1. Mr. Walker explained how Congress Avenue would be an important major north/southroad in the future with commercial devel- opment. Mr. Caldwetl disagreed and stated with Leisureville and Golfview Harbour~ he questions how commercial Congress Avenue will be. Mayor Jackson suggested hearing from the developer and added that she thinks we will have to weigher b~th way~ beforamaking a_deeieZon. Mr. Daniel Johes~ attorney representing Summit Assoeiates, appeared before the Council. He told about their plans to have a totally private community with security and low density. When they entered into the purchase of this property, they eame to the City and asked iftthey could replan the entire property. They did not know they would have to comply with something never adopted and turned down by the County Commissioners. Barwiek Road was ineluded on the thorough- fare plan and Flavor-Pict Road is not even shown on the 2000 P!an. This is requesting a 120 ft. right-of-way to go through their pro- petty and eliminate the planning they have done and they will have to redo the whole thing and go back to something which was proposed befome. Coeonut Lane is a 50 fto moad and this will require the re-establishment of the people living along it. He thiD/~s this is a bad choice. The County Commissioners never adopted this as their plan. Inthe process of planning this project, they recognized the needs to improve Congress Avenue and went to the County Engineer's office to see what they could do with Congress Avenue. They will widen Congress Avenue for the additional two lanes by their project and install traffic signals when warranted. Then~ they were told about this road and there is no way to plan around this road. He showed a map of the area and pointed out the proposed location of this road and how it would eut through the middle of the projeet. Thfs is a six lane moad and there are houses which will have to be relocated and the people don't even know about it. *See Minutes 8/1/78 MINUTES - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLOR_iDA JULY 18, 1978 Mr. Roberts referred ~o the development having three golf courses and Mr. Jones agreed and added that there was no way to plan around this road. He then showed the plans and pointed out that this right-of-way would go right throuq-h the middle eliminating golf holes~ housing pods, and acreage. Alternates were mentioned, but the road must be aligned with Coconut Lane, so that leaves no alternatives. They will widen Congress Avenue and this will be used by everybody in the County. They have been encouraged by the City Planners from the beginning, but when this resolution was pa~ed~ they did not-know where to go. They request the City Council to state they like what they are doing and state that the CounTy's request is unfair and they should continue with their development as planned. There is not a reasonable alte~- native. Lake Ida Road and 15th Avenue should be considered. He be- lieves 15th Avenue should lead to the turnpike from 1-95. There is nothing shown in the Year 2000 plan going to State Road 7. He then explained how the whole thoroughfare plan would probably change based on the County makLn~arevision in their land use plan which will crease the densities. They proposed to start in September and build golf courses~ ~oadsand install utilities. Me has a letter which sums up everying and would like to read it for the record. He then read the attached letter from Mr. Robert B. Pirie, President of Delray Dunes Associated~ dated July 18, 19~8. Mr. Jones then stated that tb~ir planner, traffic engineer, owner of property and ma~er of the project are present and this is very im- portant and theycannot go forward if required to do this. They are in agreenmnt with the requirement regarding Congress Avenue, but can- not abide with this road. They want this development to be an assert to Boynton Beach. This is one place where this cannot work. Mayor Jackson referred to the City being caught in the ~ddle and questioned what ~we could do about it and Mr. Moore replied that he has some serious reservations about the position and reasonableness of this request. He has serious legal reservations about this being required of the developer to force him to submit this right in the middle of the development. Mm. Roberts referred to the possibility of being deprived of a development which will be an addition to our tax base and planned with reduced density and with security. Mr. Moore agreed and stated f-rom a legal standpoint~ he does no~ feel at this point-we have the legal authority to agree to the request of the County to reGuire granting of this right-of-way. Mayor Jackson suggested this be tabled and have Mr. Moore research it regarding the legal aspects. Mr. DeMarco replied that he would like to hear from everyone present and then table it for further study. Mr. Ca!dwe!l asked if Mr. Moore meant that the County is not in a position to require this and Mr. Moore replied that this is within our juri~diotiona! limits. Mr. Caf[dwell elarified that the plan has not been adopted by the County and Mr. Walker agreed~ but added that it is used by the County as a working document. Mr. Caldwe!l stated -22- MINUTES - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEKCH~ FLORIDA JULY 18, 1978 ~inee it is not officially adopted, then the County is making undue d~ mends upon the developers, Once it is adopted, then it is affixed and there are no variations. ~e would like to go along with the developer, even though'wanting to cooperate with the County, because the roads are important, but how can we go along with it 'since it is not adopted. Mr. Moore clarified that the plan which was adopted does not set ~f~h this road. Mayor Gaekson referred to the plan being adopted and asked if the Countywas going to require everyone to give the rights, f-ways and Mr. Walker replied that this was just a working documemt in the County. Mayor Jackson asked why we were notto!d about this in 1973 and Mr. Walker replied that the City was. Mayor Jackson disagreed and Mr. Walker informed ~her that it was included in the traffic re- port. The roadway tying into Flavor-Pict Road/Coconut Lane mould use the same right-of, way, but there is a question whether the road will be available to the public. Mr. Caldwell added that there was also the question 'of putting a major ~thoroughfare through a residential area. He is not pleased with what the County did along Seacrest. They have not ado~ed the plan they are alluding to and it does not bear credence in,thiS manner.' Mr. Roberts added that each case is individual and hei~h~k~ the County.is wrong in this case, Mr. Walker stated that if the roadway is not obtained at this time, it never will be av~i!able to the government. Mr. Roberts questioned whether it 'would do that much damage since there are accesses from Military Trail going west. Mayor Jackson stated that she is in favor of rights-of-way being given, but this comes after the fact. This developer has gone ahead and has been working on this since 1973 and now, in 1978, he is sup- posed to de~icate this road. She thinks it should be done in the future after it is passed. Mr. Catdwell moved to respectfully decline the County?s request for enforcement of a 120 ft. right-of-way for Flavor-Pict Road to Coeo- nut Lane. Mr. Harmening moved to table for further study~ seconded by Mr. Roberts. Motion carried ~-1 with Mr. Caldwetl dissenting. Other Consider Approval of Lettem-Agreement from Carpenter, May -~ Bremer for Examination of Financial Statements for Year Ending Sept. 30~ 1978 Mr~ Kohl referred to a letter being submitted from Carpenter, May & Bremer and Mr. DeMarco asked if it satisfied him. Mr. Kohl stated that he feels they have done a good job and they will continue doing a good job. Mr. DeMarco moved to aceept Carpenter~ May L Bremer's proposal, seconded by Mm. Harmening. No discussion. Motion carried -23- MINUTES - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA J~LY 18~ 1978 Consider Execution of Title VI - Letters of Agreement (CETA) Mr. Caldwell moved to execute the current CETA agreement, seconded by Mr. Roberts. Under discussion, Mr. Caldwe!l suggested attaching a letter to this agreement requesting this to be made the final agree- ment. Motion earthed 5-0. OLD BUSINESS Consider Appointment to Board of Adjustment (Tabled) Mr. Roberts moved to take this from the table, seconded by Mr. Ca!dwell. Motion carried 5-0. Mayor Jackson referred to two nominations being made at the last 'meet- inq~ Robert 01ds and John Miller~ and asked if there were further nominations. Mr. Roberts nominated Mr. Serge Pizzi, a well qualified man who is quite capable and used to be our former judge ad-litem. Mayor Jackson advised that she did speak to Mr. 01ds and he said he would be delighted to be on the Board of Adjustment. He did serve previously on the Plannin~ & Zoning Board. She believes he has re- viewed the Board of Adjustment ~minutes in the City Clerk's office. Mr. Caldwel! added that he also spoke to Mr. Miller and he indicated his delight to serve on this 3Board. Mayor Jackson referred to the last meeting when Mr. Miller addressed the Council and stated she believes he is the only person who has a good grasp of community relations and feels he should stay on that board. Mr. Harmeninq moved that the nominations be closed, seconded by Mr. DeMarco. Motion carmied 5-0. Mayor Jackson then called for a vote on the nominees and the results were as f611ows: John Mi!!er - 1 in favor *See Minutes 8/1~Y8 Robert Olds - 1 in favor Serge Pizzi 3 in favor~ - A~m6~i-on was then made$ carried rem unanimity in the appointment of Serge Pizz~ Consider Recommendations - Re: The Establishment of Filing Fee and Obligation for Payment of Costs Indurred in Conneetion with Process- ing of Application for Zonin~ Changes or Other Relief from the 0rdi- nane~ and Charter Mayor Jackson referred to this beinc badly needed and Mr. Kohl stated that there has been reference to the eost of pla~ing ads in the news- papers and we have always over-run and he suggests t/mis be changed. Mr. Roberts asked if it was in keeping with the neiglfooring municiQali- ties and Mm. Kohl replied negatively~ but~was in keeping with what it costs the City of Boynton Beach. He added that he did list the costs at other cities for comparison. MINHTES - REGULAR CiTY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH~ FLORIDA JULY 18~ 1978 Mm. Roberts moved to accept the recommendations of t~ City Manager, City el erk~ Building Official and City Planner~ and instruct the City Attorney to dra~f~up an ordinance for the establishment of filing fee and obligation for payment ~of costs incurred in connection with pro- cessing of application for zoning changes or other relief f-rom the ordinances and eharter. Mm. Harmening seconded the motion. No dis- cussion. Motion carried 5-0. NEW BUSINESS Discuss Sidewalks - Councilman P/chard D. Caldwell (Tabled) Mr. Ca!dwell moved to remove this f~om the table to discuss the sidewalk ordinance~ seconded by Mr. Harmening. Motion .earried 5-0. Mr. Ca!dwe!l referred back to 1976 and 1977 when a lot of thought and good judgement went into the creation of the sidewalk ordinance and stated he wondered if perhaps we did not overlook the effect on the already established eommunities. He knows it is the intent to pro- vide sidewalks where needed. He questions the need to construct side- walks in the neighborhoods where the~e is low traffic. Many areas have constructed sidewalks which go nowhere nor will ht~okup to any sidewalks. He realizes there is a futuristie approach to establish sidewalksaalong highly travelled roads. He would like to direct the Planning $ Zoning Board to look into the feasibility to change the ordinance, perhaps where~dewalks can be installed upon 100% comple- tion of the community and not p~eeemeal. In Golfview Harbour, there are some homes built a~ter the majority of the development with side- walks set in and they do not go anywhere and are an eyesore to the neighbors. There are areas alon~ 23rd Avenue with sidewalks sur- rounded by lawns not going anywhere. Perhaps an alternate aoluTion to this problem may b~ split funding the cost of installation of side- walks at some future date. I~ all the residents were to put sidewalks in at one time~ it would be a better priee compared to one house put- ting in sidewalks. He thinks it is a hardship to require one resident to put in a sidewalk. He respectfully requests the Council to request the Planning S Zoning Boa~rd to look into the possibility of alternate solutions to the sidewalk problem in this City. Mr. Roberts referred to Section 25-14, Paragraph (b) giving authority to the building offieial and Teehnieal Review Board to waive this requirement and Mr, Caldwe!l agreed, but stated so far he has yet to see one recommendation ~ith the ~ct~nieal Review Board and building official recommending sidewalks not be installed. It is their rule to request every developer to install s~dewa!ks. ~ayor Jackson replied that they only handle m~ltip!e dwellings and business and she can understand it mey not be necessary inresidential areas, Mr. Roberts stated that he thinks single ~amily homes should have sidewalks. Mr. Caldwell moved to direct the P!~nning $ Zoning Board to look into alternate solutions of the sidewalk ordinance and pay particular atten- tion to residential neighborhoods. Mayor Jackson ascertained the motion died for lack o~ a second, -25- MINUTES - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA JULY 18, 1978 Discuss Solicitations - Mayor Emily M. Jackson Mayor Jackson referred to the Little League from West Palm Beach coming to sell tickets and we turned them down. She suggests that we add to our ordinance that no permit should be granted unless most of the money directly benefits the residents of Boynton Beach. Mr. Harmening suggested possibly defining a certain portion which must remainwithin the City to be used for whatever non-profit or chari- table purposes. Mayor Jackson sug~-ested turning the ordinance over to the City Attorney to be researched. Mr. Harmening moved to turn over to the City Attorney this ordinance for research, seconded by Mr. DeMarco. Under discussion, Mr. Harmening added that also a strict accounting should be forthcom/ng. Motion carried 5-0. Discuss Disposition of Fiscal Report - Councilman David Robemts Mr. Roberts referred to still having a lot of books left and stated that with budget hearings coming up, he thinks the people should get some use out of them and they shomld be distributed at the next Council meeting. The booklets may help the people understand what we have to go through with preparing the budget. Mr. DeMareo asked how many booklet~were left and Mr. Roberts replied: $00, about 200 were sold. Mr. Kohl stated that he would bring the books to the Coun- cil meeting. (Planned Industrial Development Eoning - See minutes 8/1/78) Discuss the Planned Unit Development Zoning - Mayor Emily M. Jackson Mayor Jackson referred to the statement in the P.I.D. Ordinance stat- ing: many other reasonable information whioh may be required from time to time by the Planning $ Zoning Board and the City Council which is commensurate with the intent and purpose of this ordinance~' and stated that she feels this is toc broad a statement. She thinks it should be inoluded just what they skould subndt. She thinks it should oome from the Technical Review Board, but not from us. She thinks there should be something more speoific. She suggests the City Attorney delete this and put something else in its place. Mr. DeMarco moved'that the City Attorney redraft this section, seconded by Mr. Harmening. Under discussion, Mr. Ca!dwell suggested that the City Attorney consult with the Technical Review Board and Mr. Kohl agreed and added that he always consults with the planner and Building Department, Motion carried 5-0. ADMINISTRATIVE City Managem?s Administrative Report Mr. Kohl announced that the following is a partial list of the recent aecomp!ishments of the City of Boynton Beach. -26- MINUTES - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLOP~IDA JULY 18, 1978 We applied for and received S773,000 in funds from the Economic Development Administration in Public Works Grants for the following projects: a. City Hall Elevator - now complete. b. Police Dept. Renovation $ Remodeling Jail. o. Office Building at 200 N. Seacrest Blvd. for Engineering, City Planner $ Building Dept. 90% completed. d. Galaxy Park - presently under eonstruotion and will in- clude a lighted ba!tfield, landscaping, sidewalks, and a restroom shelter complex. e. N.E. 7th Street drainage S road construction. f. Seacrest Blvd. Utility relocation. We were able to utilize the available space in the Police Dept., converting the municipal jail facilities to office spaee~ thereby saving the additional cost of the proposed second story construction to the Police Department. Establishment of regulations of parking and storage of recrea- tional vehicles. Drilling of wells completed and expected to be operational by approximately late October or early November, 1978, on pro- perty donated to City by Mr. Stephen Jarviso (Two wells - No. 15 L 16) Published a Town Report, a Fiscal Digest for Taxpayers to provide information to them on the cost of operating the City. This included breakdowns on salaries and department totals for contractual services, commodities, capital outlay and fixed charges. This report was produced by the City and made available at City Hall for a charge of 25¢ per copy or can be read for free at the Library. For many years~ the City had attempted to work out an arrange- ment with the County for the 55 acres by the South Technical School. This Council was able to aequire this land from the County for a cost of S1.00. In addition, we received another 8 acres to the south of the 55 acres for a total of 63 acres for use as a park and reereational area. 7o We have received $12,000 from the County for use in developing the Boynton BeaCh Boat Ramp Park. This project will begin immediately, and will be for two new boat ramps and dock. At Pioneer Canal Park, we have two tennis eourts under con- struction. We have already completed a restroom shelter eomplex at this site. o We have Cranbrook Lake Estates 169 units under construction. ~n addition~ we have approved Palmland - 52 units~ Sandhill - 2,610 units~ and preliminary approval on Skylake - 197 units for a total of 2~859 units. -27- MINUTES - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH~ FLOP~IDA JULY 18, 1978 Mr. Roberts referred to an editorial in the Post and stated that it sounds to him that this editor must be new to this area. There are remarks included about Sandhil! and abdicationeof duty and he thinks it should be settled. He explained how Sandhitl had lowered the den- sity, will have parks~ has given land for acsehool and will widen COngress Kve.* In the statement he made previously about Boynton Beach looking like Fort Lauderdale in the year 2000~ referred to the traffic and nothing else. It-seems people would have to have quite an imagination to make a comparison since we do not have any beach ~ront property or aceng~ete~ith .large hotels. Me says this editor is new around here and anybody,in Broward County should know what he is talking about. The editor doesnTt realize that he and Mrs. Jackson were in- volved in litigation against Charter World in 1972 when the developer tried to get zoning to produde an unlimited number of people and it was knocked down to the Countytand use plan which was six units per acre. Now, the new development wants to build with ~less density. He cannot be accused of abd~ationeof duty. He was also involved mn litigation on the height .limitation and seven stomies was knocked out. We do not abrogate our duty. We mre also involved in rezoning the land use intensity and the density was cut down. He does not think this statement is quite proper and we have not shirked our responsibility, eSee minutes 8/1/78 Mayor Jackson added that everyouead in the City has had an overlay .of paving and Mr. Kohl clarified that not every one has, but-we have done more overlays in the past 1 to 1~ yeams. Mayor Jackson stated that we purchased many library books and Mr. Kohl agreed. Mayor Jackson added that ramps have been constructed at every City building for the handicapped and Mr. Kohl agreed. Mayor Jackson asked how much longer the E.D.A. signs must be kept up and Mr. Kohl replied that they will be removed when we get paid for the jobs. Mr. DeMarco stated that if Mr. Roberts wanted to take issue with the commen~s in the newspaper~ there are many othemswhich are quite meaningless. Mayor Jacksonadded that also nine public hearings were held on the Sandhill development. Consider Ratification of Actions Taken by South Central Regional Wastewater Treatment & Disposal Board Mayor Jacksonannounced that two motions were needed to ratify the action of the Board. -28- MINI/TBS - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH~ FLORIDA JULY 187 1978 Consider Ratification of Actions Taken by South Central Regional Wastewater Treatment $ Disposal Board Mm. Caldwell moved that the City of Boynton Beach ratify the aetion taken by the South Central Regional Wastewater Treatment S Disposal Board at its regular meeting on July 13, 1978, adopting the Operations Agreement 'with the City of Delray Beach with the insertion of para- graph 8B 'to provide that ~a!l operational costs will be shared equally by the City of Boynton Beach and the City of De!ray Beach until Delray Beach connects to tt~e Regional Wastewater Faeility, ~om which date forward until such ti~e as Boynton Beach connects its wastewater flow to said facility the City of Boynton Beach shall pay .to the City of Delray Beach the sum of six thousand dollars ($6,000.00) per month and the City 1of Delray ,Beach shall pay ali operational costs of the faoi- tity durin~ suel% period~ and provided further, that 'at the time at whieh the ~ity of Boynton Beach ~shall commene~ wastewater flow into the Regional Facility, tl~e method of payment thereafter shall be in confommity with the !nterlocal Ag?eement. Mm. Hamme~ng seconded the motion. No discussion. Motion lca~Ti~ed 5-0. Mr. Harmening moved that the City of Boynton Beach ratify the action taken by the South Central Regional Wastewater Treatment L Disposal Boamd at its regular meeting on July 13, 1978, adopting the User Charge and Industrial Cost Recovery Agreement. Mm. DeMareo seconded the motion. No discussion. Motion carried 5-0. Consider Site Development Plans Derte Bailey Tot Dralet Bait & Tackle Shop to Construct a Parking Lot at 2010 North ~ederal Highway (Tabled) Mr. Harmening moved to take this from the table, seconded by Mr. Ca!dwell. Motionearried 5-0. Mr. Ca!dwell moved the adoption of the site development plan as recommended by the Planning & Zoning Board, seconded by Mr. Roberts. No discussion. Mot/on carried 5-0. Town & Countmy Squire of North Mia~ Home at the Southwest Corner of N. W. Street in Lake Boynton Estates Inc. to Construct a Puneral 2nd Avenue and N. W. 8th Mr. Harmening moved to approve the site development plan for Town & Country to construct a fun~s3~dmme at N. W. 2nd Avenue and N. W. 8th Street subject to tY~e Fire Marshall's, Utility Dept.'s, and City P!anner~s recommendation along with the recommendation from the Plan- ning $ Zonin~ Board. Mr. Caldwell seconded the motion. No discus- sion. Motion carried 5-0. Mr. Moore referred to the discussion to move these matters to the public hearing section of the agenda and Mayor Jackson agreed and requested Mr. Kohl to do this. -29- MINUTES - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACfq, FLORIDA JULY 18, 1978 Consider Recommendation from Planning $ Zoning Board re: Annexation & PUD Zoning Request Submitted by John Planigan for Summit Assoeiates, Lt~ Mr. Roberts moved to accept the recommendation of the Planning & Zoning Board for annexation and PUD request submitted by John Flanigan for Summ/t Associates and let it take the regular course, seconded by Mr. Caldweli. Undem discussion~ M~. Ca!dwell asked if this would af- fect the road and M~. Harmening ~eplied negatively. Mm. Roberts re- ferred to notifying t~ Coun~ and Mr. Moore agreed. Motion carried 5-0. Consider Resolution for Demolition of Strmetures and Clearing of Land Mr. Kohl requested that the City Attorney be directed to prepare the appropriate document toddemotish the three structures as listed on the submitted page and clear the land as stipulated in Chapter 14-A of the City of Boynton Beach Code of Ordinances. Mr. Caldwe!l moved to direct the City Attorney to draw up the proper resolution for demolition of structures as stated in the July 18 letter from the City Manager. Mr. DeMareo seconded the motion. No diseussion Motion carried 5-0. Consider Request for Temporary Trailers/Sandhilt Mr. Kohl referred to submitting a eopy of a recommendation from our Buildin~ Offieial, Mm. Edgar E. Howell, regarding a request from Sandhi!i Subdivision for the plaeement of two temporary trailers for offiee use and an off-ice site plan indicating location of the trailers and requested Council's wishes in this matter. Mr. DeMarco moved that the request be granted, seconded by Mr. Ca!dwel!o No diseussion. Motion carried 5-0. Requests for Extension of Retirement: Frances Wolf~ Recreation Department Harold Burns~ General Services Mr. Kohl referred to letters having been submitted and requested appro- val of these requests. Mr. Caldwell moved that extensions of retire- ~nt for Franees Wolf and Harold Burns be granted~ seeonded by Mr. Harmening. Under discussion, Mr. Kohl eommented that as of October, we will not have to do tb/s any more as the federal law will take effect. Motion carried 5-0. Consider Beverage License Appl~;cation - William Chickvary dba Just One of Boynton Located at 1824 North Pedera! Highway Mr. Ca!dwe!l questioned if the requirements were met since Mr. Howell had not signed the applieation. Mr. Howell replied affirmatively and advised that he does not sign the application until approved. Mr. DeMareo moved to grant~ seconded by Mr. Harmening. No discussion. Motion carried 5-0. -30- ~LINUTES - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH~ FLORIDA Consider Approval of Budget Transfer Request - Building Department OI1LY 18, 1978 Contingencies to Mr. Kohl requested the budget transfer in the amount of $3,362 for verticals to mover the windows in the new Building, Engineering Planning Dept. Mr. Caldwel! moved to authorize the budget transfer as per City Manager's, Frank Koht~ request in the amount of $3,362. Mr. Harmening seconded the motion. No discussion. Motion carried 5-0. List of Payments - Month of June, 1978 Mr. Caldwell moved to attaeh the list-of payments to the minutes, seconded by Mm. Roberts. No discussion. Motion carried 5-0. Approval of Bills Mr. Kohl requested that an invoice be included from Rita~ Inc. for Estimate ~2 for $6,298.63 for the rest rooms at Galaxy Park and $6,094.51 for the rest rooms at Pioneer Park or a total of He then read the following bills for approval: 1. Board of County Commissioners ~ 1,800.00 Nine manholes on Woolbright Road Pay from Utility General Fund 401-000-169-11-00 Verbal agreement between Tom Clark and Karen Otsen 2. Charles E. Waldner, Jr., M.D. 2~080.00 Armual physicals for Fire Department Pay from budgeted funds 00!-141-510-01-49 3. Aqua-Chem 1,387.74 Pebble lime for Water Treatment Plant Pay f-rom Budgeted funds 401-512-550-03-65 4. Publi~ Market 169.24 Meals for needy and infirmed Pay f-~om budgeted funds 320-871-570-02-5A Ordinance ~73-15, passed 5/15/73 Zntereodnty Const-~uetion Est. ~20 9,878.10 Water Treatment Plant Expansion Pay from Utility General Fund 401-000-169-01-00 Contraet dated 7/9/76 6. Frenz Enterprises 6,910.16 Sludge hauling for month of dune Pay from budgeted funds 401-533-550-02-99 MINUTES - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA JULY t8, 1978 7. Boynton Drapery $ 3,361.80 Verticals for raw office building Pay from Genera]f~und 001-261-520-04-78 Sub~ect toapproval of transfer 8. Municipal Code Corporation 2,129.75 100 copies of Supplement ~S1 Coded to 001-151-510-02-77 (Overspent) Approved by City Manager 9. Ameriean Cyanamid Company 5~500.00 Magni~loC 985 FloeeulantT~or Water Treatment Plant Pay from budgeted funds 401-512-550-03-65 10. Willie Ruth MeGrady 76.80 Server for Senior Citizens Club- 2 weeks Pay from budgeted funds 320-87!-570-02-5A Ordinance ~73-15, passed 5/15/73 ll. !siahAndrews 88.00 Driver for Senior Citizens Club - 2 weeks Pay f~om budgeted funds 320-871-570-02-5A Ordinance ~73-15~ passed 5/15/73 Mr. Kohl stated that the bills described have been approved and veri- fied by the department ~e~ds involved; checked and approved for payment by the Finance Deparkme~.; ~unds are available in their respective budgets. He therefore recommends payment of these bills. Mr. DeMarco moved to pay the bills, seconded by Mr. Coldwell. Under discussion~ Mayor Jackson referred to the Municipal Code Corporation and asked if they~were doing our book over and Mrs. Padgett informed her that they are working on it~ but ske does not have a date on it. Motion carried 5-0. OTHER Mr. Kohl informed the Council that the Department of Community Affairs has provided an opportunityto extend the comp!etlon date on the mom- prehensive plan to September 30, 1978. The Department of Community Affairs has also required that ~we transmit copies of all materials. He would like to have the Mayor sign this so we have one months exten- sion of time. It does not mean any money or cost. Mr. DeMarco moved that the extension be granted and the proper aut?~r- ities sign the documents~ seconded by Mr, Harmening. No discussion. Motion carried 5-0. AD3OURNMENT Mr. Caldwell moved to adjourn, seoonded ~y Mr. Harmenin9. Motion carried 5-0 and the meeting was properly adjourned at 10:SS P. M. -32- MINUTES - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH~ FLORIDA JULY ATTEST: CITY OF BOIT~TON BEACH, FLORIDA BY V~Mayo r  ~ Couneilman Couneilman Couneilman ~~City Clerk Recording Secretary (Pour Tapes) -33- HEADQUARTERS: Central Fire Station, }~URRICANE & ~,iERGENCY DISASTER FOR BOYNTON BEACtI, FLORID~ 150 ~. E. 2nd ~venue .............................. 732--8166 CIVIL'DEFENSE & HURRICANE DISASTER DIReCTOr: Acting Director, Allan Nyquist, Fire Marshal (Home) ..................... 732--9325 Assistant Director, Captain James Rhoden, Sr ............................ 732-2570 (Home) ..................... 732-3147 WAP~ING & EVACUATION: Fire Department .................................... ~ ......... 732--8166 & 732--8167 Police Department ....................... 732--8116 RESCUE & FIRST AID: Fire Department ......................................................... 732-8t66 Police Department ....................................................... 732--8116 TRANSPORTATIOn: ~eneral SerVices, Bo~ Feltz ............................................. 732--2444 (Home) ..................... 734--0385 ELECTRICAL POWER (AUXILIARY) Perry Cessna .............................................. 732-811/ ~x~ension 247 (Beeper) ................... 837--1693 (Home) ...................... 737--6843 OCEAN RIDGE CIVIL DEFUSE DIRECTOR: L. L. Spano ............................................................. (~ome) ..................... HOSPITAL: Bethesda Memorial Hospital .............................................. 737--7733 AMBULANCE: A. A. Ambulance ......................................................... ~32--2500 PUBLIC INFOI~V~TION: Radio Station WKAO ................. - .......... 737-5000 Radi ' ~32 7850 o Statiom WHRS ..................................................... _ DISASTER SHELTERS Boynton Congregation'Church 115 ~orth Federal Highway PHONE NO. 734-1699 580 People 2. Rolling Green School 550 Miner Road 585-9441 800 People 3. Wilson Recreation 211 N. W. 13th A~enue 4. Poinciana School ' 140 N. W. 13th Avenue 5. South Technical Center 1300 S. W. 30th Avenue 6. Galaxie Elementary School /' 461 N. W. 2nd Avenue  7. civic Center 128 East Ocean Avenue i. 732-1773 732--9350 737-7400 732-4014 732--2636 732-2641 200 224 People 2,500 People 255 People 400 People AGENDA July 18, 1978 I. OPENINGS: E. Announcements: 2. Board of County Commissioners' Public Informational Meetings - RE: Revised Charter (SLx (6) public i~_formational meetings - Countywide - July 19 through August 7, 1978.) Wed. 7/:t9/78 'No. Cot~ty 7:30 P.~L Courthouse PGA Blvd. Boazd of Col~uissioners General Public Receive cou~nts from the public on the proposed Charter. Thurs. 7/20/78 7:30 P.FL De]ray Bch. City Hall 100 NW 1st Ave, Board of Co,~z~2ssioners C-eneral Public' Sarma as/above. ~Ymn. 7/24/78 7:30 P.M. Court.house Board of Cou~Rssioners General Public S~r~as above. l~n. 7/31/78 7:30 P.I~ * CenturyVillage Board of ComTissioners West Palm Beach C~neralPublic Sama as above. Thurs. 8/3/78 7:30 * Kings Point Delray Beach Board of Commissioners General Public Sa~e as above. ¥~n. 8/7/78 ' Belle Glade 7:30 P.M. Courthouse Auditoriun Board of Comnissioners 'C~neral Public S~-.r~-- as above. l~n. 8/14/78 1:30 P.M. Room l01 Courthouse Board of C~a~ssioners Workshop to review comments Charter Axk~isory Council fromCounty-vzide public Constitutional Officers informational meetings. General Public & Staff ~aes. 8/22/78 10:00 A.M. Rsom 101 Courthouse Board - Staff Citi zens Final Public Hearing on proposed "Charter" EMJ:pb Emily M. Jackson Mayor DEL]RAY DUNES ASSOCIATION, INC. July 18, 1978 City Council Boynton Beach, Florida 33~35 The Golf and Racquet Club Su~mmit Associates, Ltd. PUD Application Gentlemen: Please be advised that the Homeo~mers Association of Delray Dunes has had the opportunity to review the proposed planned unit development n~*pending before the Council for The Golf and Racquet Club. We find it to be far superior to the previous approved plan for Charter World and encour- age you to pass the proposedplan without amendment. We understand that Palm Beach County has requested that as a condition of approval you compel Summit Associates~ Lt~-~ to convey a 120 foot right of way through the property to align with Cocanut Lane which is to become a major east-west thoroughfare between Congress Avenue and S~a%e Road 7. We would be opposed to this. The Golf and Racquet Club is to be a totally private community, providing its own security. We believe this makes it compatible ~ith Delray Dunes, especi~.]ly since the proposed plan provides a much lower density than t~hat previously approved. A public thoroughfare through the property would prevent a private security control community as well as cause a ma~or redesign of the property. In *.~1 likelihood a great increase in the proposed density would result. Additionally, our analysis indicates that a major widening of Cocanut Lane drasti- cally alters the character of the community which has developed in that area in a negative way. We would greatly appreciate your support of The Golf and Racquet Club as proposed, Ifwe may be of further assistance, please adw~ise. Very truly yours, ;, ' .5/30178 CITY OF BOYNTON 8EACH PAGE CHECK' ~ VENDOR # VENDOR NANE cHFcK DATE TOTAL ANOUNT 5064 ........ 960001 ........ IRALA, LINDA 4/28/78 102.81 6326 230452 OLIVE WALLACE 6/01/78 168,90 6327 056500 WOODROW EUTSAY 6/01/78 55.66 __.~3Z8_ ' l&63:00_ EJ-EANO_~R__P~JEFER ................... 6/01J75 9[o.Z~ .... 6329 .......... 231580.5 _ W.T. WELCH 6/01778 ............... 82.65 6330 .......... 192592 ..... ADA SHOOK 6/01778 ............ 202.21 ........ 63~.6 ....... 232510 KATO..~.I~LLIAMS 6~01Z78 ; IHONPS 6/01/78 202515 LEE THOMAS _ 6___~1~_~ ....... 6341 206300 JOHN M. TUITE ................................................................ 6/01/78 91.50 ;. 53~2 081650 HAROLD H-~'~'~ 6')~'~'~ ''~634~: ?-12~590 :NORMgN [BLATTE ~-- ~2.46 t': )' 63~5 '~. i96360 EON&RD SULLIVAN 6/01778 ___ ~03 161720 PETTY CASH WATER [ SEWE~ 6/01/78 4.80 '. 6403 161720 PETTY CASH WATER E SEWER 6/0Z/78' 3.~5 6403 1~720 PE~TY CASH WATER ~ SEWER 6/01/78 5.63 :------s-/-Ol/7§- -- .oo 6403 :"~]~03290~ ~ 'CITY OF~BOyNTON BEACH :'. 6/0t/78 8.20 } ~[TY' OF 8~OYNTON BEACH :_~ 6/01/78 8.28 6403 032901 CITY OF BDYNTON BE&CH 6/0l/?~-'-' 9.00 6406 VERZAA[, JR.~ ' 6/02178 2~7.85 6409 450018 MAC~ SLOAN 6/02/78 ii7.90 6460 232~90 SHERIFF ~ICH~RO WILLE ~:~] 5/31/78 li.95CR 6662 0it350. ADMINISTRATIVE CHARGES 6/06/78 ~646~__::/~ 020~00 T, BADGER:;NEIER, INC. 6/06/78 646~ 024720 BOYNTON BEACH CHAMBER 6/06/78 833.33 6465 025660 LARRY BRYSON 6/06/78 131.25 56 030299 CAIN FEED [ SUPPLY 6/06/78 76.35 FG~- -- 6/06/Z~ .: ;c 126.00 03459~ COLLEGE'TENNIS GUIOE 6/06/78 3.50 0~4~_8 _DREW CHS~tCAL .__6/06/78 899°88 6470 ....... 063780 .. FLORIOA ~.OWER [ _L.[GH~ _CO~-.. 6/06/78 .......... 22,786.29 6471 072700 UILL[E GIBSON ............... ..... 6/06/7~ .................. ~t25 6472 075610 GULFSTRFAM LUMBER CO. 6/06/78 9.40 i 6/30/78 CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH PAGE 2' ,~,~BAE07 0 U T S T A N D I N G C H F C K S CH~ECK ~ VENDOR # : VENDO~. NAHF CHECK DATE TOTAL AMOUNT 6~7~ 086~50 HUCKLEBUCK MUSIC 6/06/78 6475 I1~550 F~ANK KOhL 6/06/78 6~77 1~050~ MANuFACTURErS LIFE INS. ' 6/06/78 ] 588,00 ~ . 6 79 ~04~2 NATIONAL UTILITY P~oDUCT. S 6/06778 ~90 ~53~10 KAR:F~ OKEN] CA 6/0~/78 180,80 64,~5 1924,70 SHEaWIN WILLIAMS CO. 6/06/78 6486 294,700 SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE 6/06/78 50,00 6491 230545 WATER HYDRANT SERVICE 6/06/78 3,712..50 _~/09/7 B 295.20 ' 498.90 6/09/78 355.~ 6506 290001 gAVlO A CIPRIA~i 6/09/78 357,~6 65:[0 0t1510 AECOA ~, INC. 6/09/78 4,6,911., ~0 6516 020458 8ARILE EXCAVATING & PtPEL 6/09/78 11,105.T3 "~'S i ~----'-6'~ ~6-~"--T'~5:T-6~-' ~6-:- ":E'6 ~ i~-~-'f6-6:~'~ ..... : ........ ~76:~7Y~- ..... i-~7~2-T~---~' = 6520 doYNTON 6/0q/78 6,915215 6521 BOYNToN BEACH FIRE D[PT 6/09)78: ::/ 97,00 ': "~'~ 6522 024730 BOYNTON BEACH RETIREMENT 6/09/78 2.357.13 :'. ....6523 030540 CASE POWER ~ EQUIPMENT CO 6/09/78 51.38 034,550 COCA COLA BOTTLING CO. 6/09/78 59.?0 6/30/78 CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH PAG~ 3' 0 U T S T A N D t N G CHECKS CHECK ~ VENDOR # VENDOR NAME CHECK DATE TOTAL AMOUNT 6525 042710 DIET MASTERS 6/09/78 8.90 ~'~ 6526 044650 O~N'S AL~'~ENT ......... 6/09/78 6528 050200 E ~ S P~ODUCTS CO. 6/09/78 58.40 6529 062820 FIREMEN'S RELIEF & 6/09/78 6]1.37 __.~Q .... _O~291~__.F~Z...B~K ~._T_BUST__ ........... 6/09/78 11,790.52 6531 053700 .ELORIDA BRAKE ~ . 6/09/78 68.92 6532 063715 FLORID~ DIESEL TRUCK. ~ IN 6/09/78 ':i" 6533 063740 FLORIDA EDucATIONAL 6/09/78 :,:: ........ Fb- --? ......... -g 5 97 '~ '. 6535 . 065550 '~R~TERNAL:OROER OF. POLICE 6/09/78 ...................... 6/09/78 18.00 6538 07280~ .... 8~-~ ~-~'~ ..................................... ~ 5~TY-~ ...... 15.5~- - 080~29 HARPER S ROM PUBLISHERS ' 6/09/78 080550 HAUSER MOTOR CO.. .................... ~/~9/78 102.02 ~5~3 03_~620 ..... HOLLY ACCUMULATOR g .... ~/09/78 .................................~87[~-~ -- 6544 086350 HUCKLEBUCK MUSIC ~.~(..],~ ?5.00 6545 ~215 INFO EXPO '78 6/09/78 )94280 INTE--~C~OUNTY--CONSTRUCTION .... 6/09/78 ~,679.76 ' 6547 100310 JACK'S CA,ERA CENTER . 6/09/78 95.60 6548 1~1580 _KELLY TRACTOR,~g3____-- 6/_09/78 ~ 1,699.tl . 6549 124600 LONGVIEW LIME 6/09/78 1,979.00 6550 130320 MACMILLAN PUBLISHING CO. 6/09/78 5°60 6551 130565__._ MAURY'S TOOL CHEST ..... _6_/_9_~__/78 _._ 33.50 134650 GENE MOORE 6/09/78 2,290.00 6553 136420 MUNICIPAL POLICE 6/09/78 - 900.02~ ~..5.~.~ ___ t_ 6__9k9.9_- P ' ~ (~__~.I_ S_T R3.8_ U _T..Q~_S ...... 6/09/78 35.80 ' 655_5 ..... ]..60'~72 P__ALM BE~CH AUTO PARTS 6/09/78 ..................................... 6.2'_ .6.,.}} 6:55~ ...... 1604p0 .... _P~kf¢. BCH,, .,¢_QUNTY _P,,B.._A? ............. 6/09/78 ................. 1.3_.~._.._Q~ ....... 6_5_57_ ......... 1_50._4:_t~0_ ....PAL~I ;BEACH NEWSPAPERS 6/09/78 1.380.66 6559 162790 PIERCE TiRE CO., INC. 6/09/78 ' 862.62 6560 162880 CLARENCE L. PITTMAN 6/09/78 .. 450.00__- _ 6561 ..................... 166200 PU3~.!~ .. HABF~T .................................................................. 6/09/78 6562 180500 EVA RAYMOND 6/09/78 30.00 6563 182780 RICH MOTORS, 'INC. 6/09/78 91.12 6564 182785 RI~GEWAY PLUMS.lNG, INC.~ !: 1,783.00 6565 182800 '~iNKER MATERIALS CO~P: 6/09/78 ' 32 ~_~ 1~29_ 5~_ E. N. RITA ENTERPRISES,. I __ 6/09/78 , 76,954.06 6567 184700 ROWLANQ TRUCK EOUIP.m INC 6/09/78 .... ._= 4Z7.12 6568 t86310 RUOIN CONSTRUCTION CO. 6/09/78 ~,745.96 ~6_~ ____!~6~_5~0_ RUSSELL & AXON 6/09/78 6570 190350 SAFETY KLEEN CORP. ~- 6/09/78 6571 190989 OLYVE E. SCHOOLEY 6/09/78 6572 192585 THE SHOPPER 6/09/78 - 110.26 6573 193912 LEON SMILES ....................... 6/09/78 .............. !~-50 ....... 6576 205410 TRAIL FORD ~RACTOR .C~ _. 6/09/78 ............ 40°50 6575 ~6~O_._~O~G~OU~ND.S_U~KY ........ 6/09/78 326.25 · ~6/30/78 C~TY OF BOYNTO~N BEACH PAGE z~. M_~AjQ.7_ ..................... L..O__U__;T__S__T A __N_~_ I ~,~ ~___C_H___E__ :C_.K__S_ , . CHECK lC V ;NDOR /~ VENDOR NAME CHECK DATE TOTAL AMOUNT ~-~6578 222~20, VI~CE C~N!NG ~UOES 6/09178 ~75.00 ~ ~0-6~ 32~- ;~ E~ ~:*~S-' ~66~ ~v zc~ ~,¢o~ FRANCIS 6/09/78 I LAV~[N[ A CLARKE _!_5. o___o_ ~ 6$~8 _ 5~20, MITCHEL~ GAYNES ---~ 6/09/78 8.00 ~D ZS;O0 ~. 661~ 6000~6 COREEN HOWARD 6/09/78 9.40 ........ _6~A ........ _~..0'_0.9~_ .... ~.QG.E~__!~.~.AN_ .................................... ~Q~ZZ~_~ ......... 6520 6~0025 LOUIS KULCI NSKI 6109178 ~ II.00 . 6625 640~38 ..... ROB~RT__R..LEDER ._. ...... 6/09/78 .............. 33.25 ; . ~L _ _ ~:~2~______~ 5_~ 0 P~L MOROBITTO 6/09178 ~.70 6/30/78 CiTY OF BOYNTON BEACH PAGE ~ CHEC~ ~ VENDOR # VENDOR NAME CH_CK DATE TOTAL AMOUNT .6627 &5006! ..... _PHI LIP MOYERS ..... 6/09/78 ............... 5.._~... 6528 650062 EDWARD MULROy ........... 6~09/78 15.00 56~0 55006~ JOHN R. RC V~ 5/09/78 66~ 550008 DAVID ~. NEBEL 5/09178 66B3 ..... 680029 K~RMI T PETERSON 6109178 .................... ~.~0 66B5 6800B1 JACK E. PIT~AN 6/09178 ii.50 ........ ~6~0.__ ..... T~O:Q.~ .... ~E$_~_N~.~.~_~ .............................. ~(0~!7~ ....... 12.20 &6~1 7500~9 VERA WEBBER 6109179 15.50 78000~ ROSE ZELKQ 6/09/i i0o80 ~EACH 6199178 I5.00 ........ 66~5 ........ 79_08~ .... ~I~Y_O~ ~OYNT~ BEAC~ ............. 6/99!78 ............ 2-_89 66~7 790896 CiTY DF BOYNTON 8EACH 5/09178 66~9 :'r.. 790898,'~ CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH 6651 790900 CITY OF ~YNTON BEACH C~ITY OF BOYNTON BEACH CITY QF BOYNTON BEACH 790902 15.00 15.00 15.00 6/09~78~S 6/09/78 6/09/78 2~80 6/09/78 11.~0 15.00 6109178 ;~::" - '~2.80 TY OF BOYNTON__B~CH_] ..... 6/09/Z8~ 2.80 6.657 790905 CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH 5/09/78 2.80 ~6~';: 790909: CZTY O~ 8QYNTO~ B~CH : 6/09/78 ~ : 8.00 '? ~: 6661 "':4:790910 :CITY OF BOYNTON. BE CH , 6t09/78 , : 7.80 ,_~.~ 66~2 :.-:~? 79__~0~1i ~' CiTY OF .BOYNTON 5/09/78 ~'~'-t~ 6663 790912 CITY OF BOY,TON B~CH ~/09178 2,80 : 6667 '790916 'CITY OF BOYNTON B~CH ~. - 5/09/78 ' 18~0 __ __6668 ~ 790917 CITY OF BOYNTON BmACH" 6f09/78 15.60__ ~ 6669 790918 CITY OF ~OYNTON ~EACH 6/09/T8 15.60 6671 790920 CITY OF BOYNTON 8E~CH 5109178 15.60 6/09/78 6673 790922 ~ CITY 6/09/78 6674 79092~ C ~ y__O~ B_QY ~__~ A C_~ ........ 5/09/78 3.50 6676 790925 ....... C.] T y_._q~ ...~YN~._B~ ACH 5/09/78 .............. _7._~. 5~ 6577 790926 CITY OF BOYNTON BE~CH 6/09/78 ~3.60 · ~/30/78 CITY OF BOYNTON 8EACH PAGE ~,~A507 0 U__T_ S T A N D I N g C H E C K S ~;;~HECK ~ VENDOR ~ VENDOR NAME , ~HECK DATE T~TAL A~OUN~ ,~&678 790927 CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH 6/09/78 6680 796929 CITY OF B~YNTON BEACH 6109178 :6690 ?90939 CITY OF .B~.~NTQN BEACH 6/09/78 15,00 6,30 7.50 6/09/78 2.80 6/09/78 66,75 6/09/7B 5.60 6,/09/78 15.00 6714 79096~ CITY OF BEACH 6109/'78 t 2.80 [: ~ i "'-'~i;'f~'-:'-6~ ~'¥-~-§~ ~'R-~ ..... -'~ ....... ~"-'~ 6~ 7~ ~' '-' ...... ~ %~..-6721 790970 CITY DF BOYNTON BEACH 6/09/78 1~.22 ~ ~723 : 790972 o~BOY~T~N ~EA~H [209/78 11~20 ~2~ ..... :'-'9"~6 ~"V g ....... ~76:~2~--: ~-'~'- '--" - 6/30/78 CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH PAGE 7 O U T S T fi ~ D I N G C H F C K S CH~CK N VENDOR # VENDOR NAME CHECK DATE TOTAL AMOUNT 6730 790979 CITY OF aOYNTON BEACH 6109178 15.00 6731 790980 CITY OF BQYNTdN-~EACH ~/09/78 67~2 790981 CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH 6/09/78 6733 7909~2 CITY OF BOYNTON ~EACH 6/09/78 15.00 67~4 79098~ CITY OF BQYNTON BE~CH 6/09/78 I5.00 ~735 79~9~4 CITY OF BOYNTON gEfiCH 6/09/78 2.80 ~7~6 79~985 CITY OF 8OYNTON ~EACH 6/09/7~ 13.60 6737 790986 CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH 6/09/78 15.00 3,.85 8743 79~0,992 CITY OF BOYNTON BE~CH 6/09/78 15.00 6745 ~;?;:: 790~ CITY OF ~OYNTON'~ACH-. -' ~ 6109/78 - 2.80 67~6 0355',6b~ CROWN LIFE I~SURAN~E CO. 6109178 &7~8 024'7~0 80YNT~N BEACH RETIrEmENT 5/12/78 900.00 6752 024765 BOYNTO SUN a LOaCh, INC. DR. JAMES E. BU~EAN 6753 024800 026~70 9/13/78 - " 950.~6 ' 9/13/78 305.26 9/13/79 ~t00.00 9/i3/78 100.00 6758 060110 MRS. SUSAN FAiR 9~I3/78 .0 ......... :; ....... . ;,:-'= ................. -'~ .... :: ~'-~ ................................ :._..a_~ ..... ~ 5 O 6760 065~20 LOUIS :PRE IDI~}CH 9/13/78 109.00 6770 I34575 NO~ CHEMICAL CO., INC. g/I3/78 208.93 9/13/78 677S' 192750:' SIGNPOST ~UBL 6774 192760 SILVER BURDETT 9/13/78 6775 ......... 196009 PAUL STARTZMAN 9113/78 6776 196170 STEVEN~S DRUGS 9/13/78 6.77 6777 205600 TROPtGAS~ INC. 9/13/7S 1~6.54 · 6/30/78 CITY OF BOYNTQN BEACH PAGE ~'48~,507 ITt U T S T A N D [ N G C H E C K S -- ~ VENDQ~ ~ VENOg~ NA'E CHECK gATE TOTAL ANQUNT ~778 2Z6~[5 UNiVErSAL BEACH SErViCE 9/~/73 677~ 216~5 UNIVEffStTY OF PITTSBURGH 9/1~/78 6781 2~17~ WESLEY STEU~E CONSTR, ,9/13/78 200;00 6~2__:_ O~ BLUE CROSS OF FLORIDA 5/1~178 70,~7 ...... ~:~782 --- BLUE c~OSs OF FLORIDA 196015 STATE OF FLORIDA 6/1~/~8 80.56 6T90 3z, OOI1 ALVIN HE~RING ,JR. 6116/78 120~62 6791 032901 CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH 6/16L~8 6~91 ~ 03-290I CITY OF 80YNTON BEACH 6/I6/78 5.50 679~ ~t5500 VEVA ARMBRUSTER 6/i5/78 10.00 6795 0159~ ATLANTIC COAST FIRE CO, 6/1_6__(7_~ 118.~0 0:16000 ~TL~NTIC H~RON~RE 0i6300 AoTOPRoDU~Ts, iNc; x~6799 0204~0 ~HE BAKER ~ TAYLOR CO. 6/~6/78 6800 ~21~QO .,B~,LO~. ~O~__~_~_!SS IONE~S 6~_16178 515.9Q 680~ ~2~730 ~OYNTO~ BEACH RET[ffEMENT 6/16/78 2~339.78 6806 ~02~765 ~OYNTON GUN 8 LOCK~ INC. · 6/i5/78 i7.35 ozs o 'b ARD Pu: m :co; 030280 ~O[LLAc ENGRAvERs : 6/16/78 ,' 6;82 6812 032~95 ESTELLE CHAMITOV 6/16/78 91.80 6/30/79 CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH PAGE 9 f CHECK ~ VENDOR ~ VENDOR N~ME CHECK DATE TOTAL AMOUNT ~.~ 6~ 03455~ ..... COCA COLA .... BOTTLING Cf).. 6/16/79 59.70 681z+ 034596 ...... NATHAN ~OL L[NS 6/~6/7S ~-- ] .... 6816 041610 DELRAY ELECTRIC SUPPLY 6/16/78 94.01 6817 O~168~ JOHN DENS ON ~116/78 16.00 6821 062 [ 6/78 621.79 995 ................ ~(~6/78 zg.~o ..... 6826 ...... g~OS_~O ...... G~MET] ~_. I NC. _ ...................... 5/16178 6~ 6827 070~00 BETTY GARRIGA 6/16178 30,00 :':' 6829 :::~1570 GENE~A'L'TOoL ~ ~lcHIMihG 6/18/78 375.00 __ :___ ~BO 0g4500. C~R[~S GODFREY ] 6/16/78 BO.O0 6 ~1 075400 GRANAOA VALVE & FITTING 6/t6/78 57.82 6832 075500 GRIFFIN POLLUTION 6/16/78 700.00 6~33 0?5530 R.L. GRUMMONS PRINTING 6/16/78 108o80 ULE .O[LcCORP. , : bLF oIE; ORpORATION' 6/16/78 : 3,996.03 5116118 CORPORATION . 6116/78 . 41.60 .... ~3~ Q75.810 GU_LFSTREAM LUMBER CO. 6/16/78 315.32 ........ ~_83_8 . ._~g!:]4_~4__.H~p~R]VES OF DELRAY, INC. 6/t6/78 256.~0 6:839 0~6~50 HUCKLEBUCK NUSIC 6/16/78 75.00 6843 i11570 KELLERS ELECTRIC SERVICE 6/16178 45,00 6844 ]~12~0 WILLIAM T. KICKENAPP 6/16/78 100o00 684~. ~20]03 L.E.AoR,N., INC. _ 6/16/78 33.00 : 68G9 12~678 D~, H[~M~ I. [[VIN 5/16/78 ~?~:Z[ !~765 JACK M. HILES 6/16/78 506.08CR :6852 16i78 245~5 6-854 135410 MR. O'S PAINT & BODY SHOP 6/16/78 676,71 6 - NATIONAL LINEN SERVICE I .-,~. 68_ S : , ' 6859 16Z750 PICARO CHEMICAL CO~ 6/16/78 228.68 6116178 101.89 6860 16/+600 POMPANO OFFICE SUPPLY, CO 6/16/78 124.41 ....... 6862 165310 PRECISION FRAM~ S~RVICE 6116/78 60.00 ' 6/30/78 CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH PAGE CHECK # VENDOR ~ VENDOR NAME CHECK DATE TOTAL AMOUNT 6863 180498 RANGING, INC. 6/16/78 ............. 6864 180500 EVA RAYMOND 6/16/78 ............. _~6~.._ 190959 OLYVE E. SCHOOLEY 6116/78 10o00 6866 191100 SCOTTY'S 6/16/78 50.30 68a7 191510 SEACREST PETROLEUM CO. 6116/78 6869 191700 ..... S.EWEkk H4RD~ARE CO~, INC. 6/16778 .............. 6870 193912 ..... k~_~.~!k. ES ................ 6/16/78 6871 194750 SOUTHERN WIPERS 6/16/78 76o61 SUPE~IOR,-PLASTIC OEStGNFR _~,~ ....... ~.~.. TAULMAN SALES CO. 6/t6/78 28.20 6876 2~0500 TAYLOR RENTAL C~N~ER ................. ~7_~ .................... ........................................ ........ 21.96 6877 202~40 THAYER ADVERTISING, INC. 6/16/78 267.98 /16/78 6879 ]O 136620 _ POLICE .... __ ~16/78 ' 6883 194600 SOCIAL SECURITY CONTRIBUT 6/19/78 22,73~.57 6883 194~00 SOC~AE SECURITY CONTRISUT _6/19/78 11.04 }NTRIBU~- 6/19/78 ~IT¥ ~CONTRI~UT . CONTRi~U_T ~:;;-,6/19/78~ ....... 6_~_~ ........... ~ ~,__~ 0_~.] A_~L._~ E.__~p~.!~ Y CONTRIBUT 6/tg178 27,978.~8 6884 161720 PETTY CASH W~TER ~ SEWER 6/20/78 7.00 6_884 161720 PETTY CASH WATER & SEWER 6/20/78 3.00 6884 ....... 5~85 ...... 015990 ..... ~T.~&~!~C.....COAST..~.IRE _C~- 6/20/78 ............. ~.~ 6886 022930 BISHOP'S 6/20/78 19.60 025610~S~VE 8RUNNER 6/20/78 6888 025660 LARRYCBRYSDN 6/Z0/78 688._ ~ : QB?70_O 'CYpR__ESS POND NURSe_R?: _ :6~0778 ~:' ' 250.00 - ' 689o o~i6~. JQH~._P~_~N ................... i6.00 ........... 0~75 ....... ~.6.~A_P~ ........................... _. 6/2o/7~ ........................... /6.OD 6S9~ 053605 ELECTRICAL CONSTRUCTION ~ 6/20/7~ ~6.00 056300 EN~L S UNIFORMS 6/20/78 65.90 6894 . 063714 FLORIDA OEPT. OF TRANSPOR 6/20/78 ' J d:i 1.00 6895 063780 FLORIDA POWER ~ LIGHT CO. 6/20/78 1T.97 6896 063787 FLORIDA PUBLIC UTILITIES 6/20/78 3.87 6897 070605 GATOR FREIGHTWAYS 6/20/78 9.48 6898 ..... ~'~6d ........ 6899 07S~-~7-k.L. ~U~ONS P~I,TIN~ 6/~0/7~ ~.~0 6900 084620 HOLLY ACCUMULATOR & 6/20/78 10.00 6901 086350 HUCKEEBUCK MUSIC 8/20/78 75.00 6904 120410 LAMAR UNIFORMS BOYNTON · 6130/78 CITY OF BEACH PAGE ~...~507 O U T S T A N D I N G C H E C K S ~ ~CHECK ~ VENDOR ~ VENDOR NANE CHECK DATE TOTAL ANOUNT 6906 132165 JACK M. MILES 6/20/78 .......... 58~.~ ......... '" 6908 234650 GENE MOORE 6/20/78 105.00 6909 1363~0 LAU.A MUDRYK 6/20/78 ~5o00 3910 ...... ~0~6~ .... ~AT~NA~_.W~L.O~_N~ ?ROOUC~S ......... 6/~0/7~_' 41.0-2 691~ 142720 JuHN N[EBEL 6/20/78 100.00 "' 6912 _. 153310 ....... K.A~F~.~ !'" .... ~13 ~53300 OL¥~ SPORT SHOP, INC. 6/Z0/7~ ZSZ.60 't~: : .1.6914 160G20.~;:PAL~ BEACH OEE:ICE. SUPPLY ~_. -!, 69~_ ' 18~&__SOOj.:__~USSEL~'~ AXON' L _ 6/20178 6917 19~700 SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE 6/20/78 107.53 6918 19~810 6/20/78 20.07 6919 196009 PAUL ST~RTZMAN 6/20/78 11 . 6921 202950 YVONN~:TOA~E 6/20/78 .... 6~92__~232~25~.A. WHITMAN. J~. 6.~2~/_~8 175.00 ..... 6923 .......... !!!!~9 ........ SOUTH~R~..~[.kL-!E~.PHONE ~/.201~.8 ................. !~J~-B! ....... 6923 [94700 SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE -=~L-~-~-¥b%--?~ SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE 6923 19~700 ;sOUTHERN'BELL TELEPHONE Z~:'.SOUTHER~:BELLTELEPHONE 6923 194700 SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE 6923 194700 SOgT_HERN~BELL TELEPHONE 6/20/78 6.22 6220/78 6/20/78 78.02 6/20/78 48°04 194700 SOUTaERN BELL TELEPHONE 6/20/78 65.00 BELL TELEPHONE 6/20/78_. '- -6923 194700 SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE 6/20/78 42.06 6923 194700 SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE 6/20/78 76.36 6923 ~94700 SOUTHERN ~ELL TELEPHONE . 6/20/78 ~ ' 6923 194700 ?SOUTHERN;'BELL TELEPHONE ' 6/20/78. '~ "- 6923 194700 souTHERNBELL TE'EEPHONE.::'' 6/20/78 6923 194700 SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE 6/20/78 25.55 6923 194700 SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE 6/20/78 2~6o26 ~ ', ~,924 1~-4-625 GEORGE A. NOVAK ~ THOMAS 6/21178 5,000.00 6925 013720 ALLEN INSURANCE AG_NCY 6/21/78 15,422.00 6925 0.13720 ALLEN INSURANCE AGENCY 6/21/78 I~395.00 ~ ~926 NETTff ZIG'GEER : .__A~27 o:~424o :~SIAH A~REwS : '~/~2/7~ · 692a ........ 130950 ~8 !.LL I E._~UTH MCGRADY ....... 6122178 ........... 58_ _.~0_.9 ..... 692~ 3zooo~ 6/23/7~ ................ ~8~.8 6930 340012 JOSEPH HOLLAND 6/23/78 172.00 .6/30/7B CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH PAGE t2 OUTSTANDING CHECKS VENDgR # VENDOR NAME _ CHECK gATE TOTAL AMOUNT 280019 MICHAEL BAIRD 6/23/78 3B9.26 --~g~:O~g'-' HAROLD H, SHULL · 6/23/78 363,18 02428° BOAF CErTIFICATiON BOARD; 6/23/78 10,00 0~550 VEVA AR~ ~STER 6/23/78 6960 0416:B~ ......... OUIPHE~ ~O. 6/23/78 360.00 EDWARD ~sg o~o:Oo : EiS~ CO~s::Fi~E EOU:P; S/Z~17O 5973 070400 BETTY GARRtGA 6/23/78 30.00 697~0'715:0: GED i~STI TUTE : 6976 GMc TRUC~ :6/23/7 6977 074500 . ~ARLES GODEREY · O~ MIKE HALE 6/2~/78 6978 . 0803 ........ 6/23/78 17.9~5 6979 ~80306 G. K. HALL 6/B0/78 CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH PAGE CHECK # VENDOR ~ VENDOR NAME CHECK DATE TOTAL AMOUNT 6980 080426 HARLEY DAVIOSON OF PALM B 6/23/78 .................... 88,35 6991 0S0550 ...... HAUSER MOTOR CO. 6123178 6982 981715 HEYER DIST~ ................... ff(~3/78 137.57 ~' ----6983 ........ 08~ .... JOHN F. HOLLIHAN 6/2~/78 6984 084620 HOLLY ACCUMULATOR [ 6/23/78 6985 0~0105 1.8.M. CORPORATION 6/23/78 6988 120~20 LAFAYETTE RADIO EL~CTRONI 6/2~/78 77.28 130530 JOHN: W, MARCHERET ASSOC. 6/28/78 999.00 I~0410 PALM BEACH NEWSPAPERS 7!004 180500 EVA RAYMOND 6/23178 ~005 182780 RICH ~OTORS, INC. 6/23/78 30.12 i' ~006 182800 RI~]KER MATERIALS CORP. 6/2~/78 ;-~i: ..... ~Olo I~~YVE E. SCHOOLEY 6/23/78 ~00 7016 202500 ARTHUR H. THOMAS CO, 6/23/78 7]Lo51 ' ~--~ i 2 7921 KZNG '205~55 7022 230451 WALLACE & TIERNAN 6/23178 21.86 _7_Q~_~.____ 2}~]5~5____ W____~S___T__~CONSTRUCT ION ~ 6723/78 25,713o00 702z+ 2]~780 WESTERN AUTO STORE -%-~ ~98 7027 COrpORATIOn, : 6/23/78 39~;20 7028 290'008 JOHN F. CAINE 6/23/78 = 363,66 -; : ~030 400006 GERALD NAULT 6/23/78 2,11S.1I , :6/30/78 CITY DF BOYNTON BEACH PAGE 0 U T S T A N O I N G C H E C K S .:CHECK # VENDOR # : VENDOk NAME : cHECK DATE TOTAL AMOUNT ~JO] 1 136~20 MUNICIPAL POLICE 6/23/78 450.00 [, ~0~2 196020 STATE OF FLORIDA DEPT, 6727/78 _ ~Q:.:. ..... 011~0O AiR CONDITIONING 6/27/78 :7036 0,~300 AOTopRooUCTS; iNC. 6/27/78 : 91,47 ~__] 7 .~. Au~o PA~TS, ZNC. a/2Y/~a i04.5a 7048 064557 FOREST PARKS HEIGHTS 6/27/78 64.B1 : ................ :;:.::::: :::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: i5; 2: 070~10 GAYLOR! BROTHERS 6/27/78 49.65 MUSIC 6/27/78 75.00__ 7'055 1!~_95 ~.I_N__G 0__~ TH_E__HILL WATER_S_~ ....... 6/27/78 90.00 · O5& t20A10 LAMAR ~N~FORNS . 6/27/78 261.48 ~0~5~:2 : 1~1550 ~E~fi~NICS UNIFO~MsERvICE 6/27/78 F _ 60.0O ............................... 72.00 · ~61 153310 K~REN OKENICA 6/~7/79 _ _ _~: ;: $~65 ':' '~tgO~5 ;; ~:LSAMYN' ; 6/27178 :~ "100.00 : ........ ~67 19~715 SGUTHERM MILL ~.~g._~_O.~ : 7~ ...... ~g'~ .............. ~0~ ........ ~:i~--"~'~'~'~ ~ 6/27/78 _ 50.00 7070 2025~6 :~ENRY'E. THOMPSON ' 6/27/78 231.7~ 7071 ~05:536 ~R~KPHOTOGRAPHIC CgMPANY _6/27/78 ~ 297.93CR 7973 216580 UTILITIES SERVICE, INC. 6/27/78 487.80 ---~--;-~~ PAIRICI~ W~TKINS 6/27/78 15.007 7075 2B2800 ..... 707~.__ 232800 7076 .... 7~77 ...... 257650 .... ~_078 266310 WILSON SPORTING GOODS 6/27/78 541.~CR WILSON SPORTING GOODS 6/27/78 541o44 _T~.~.GEORGE. YOUN~ C. OMPA.NY 5/27/78 .............. ~.} ......... ZUCCALA WRECKER SERy[CE 6/27/78 __ 45o00 ~5/30/78 CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH PAGE 7,5 ~A507 0 U T S T A N D ! N G C H E C K S .......... cHECK ~ VENDOR # VENDOR NAME CHECK DATE TOTAL AMOUNT ~.7079 191630 ..... SE.~V[CE ~ND..US!~.~AL SUPPLY .......................6127/78 ~ .......... ~_.],_,.1~.~_~_6~ ............ '080 0~1515 DELTA AtRL[NE~ .............. 6J.~7/7 8 ..................~h~..9_q.. "~682 ....... ~69~'0 ....... ~'j-~ [~ ~TH MCGR&DY 6/29/78 ~8.00 7107 210150 U.S. POSTNASTER 6/29/78 18.00 7108 290009 LJNg~ C CARDELL ...... 6/B0/78 260.62 7tZO ~50020 HENRY SCHULTZ S/50/78 588.~5 ~50021 SAU SHEJ 6/30/78 L gWENS CHARLES L CASE 6/30/78 6/~0/7~ VEVA ARHBRUSTER 6/30/78 50. O0 10 _. 0.__0 49.50 ~ : ' ~ RETIREMENT 6/30/78 2~362o02 7131 .... 6/30178 6/2 265.80 7149 080433 CHRIS HARRIS ' 6/30/78 4.00 d HN H LFRICH 6/B0/78 125.00 7150 _ Q~1602.: O_ E ' 6/30/78 MT. 58 CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH A N 0 [ N o C ..'_ :. PAGE 16 TOTAL AMOUNT ~.17152 084600 JOSEPH T. HOLLAND 6/30178 ,.153 084690 EDGAR HOWELL .6/30/78 7154 lOOBBO EMILY JACKSON ' 6/30/78 ~---~-i~ 5 111550 BERT KEFHR 6130/78 '7156 I14550 FRANK K~HL 6/30/78 71_57_ __ tZ0410.. L~A~A~_PNtE. ORM~ .................. ~!78 6/30/78 __120500 BOB LATH&N. TROPHIES 125~00 125.00 50.00 I00.00 2.65 ........... 12~Qo 6/30/78 ............ 1Q.O..OO ..... 60.00 6/ 333;;00 ___7_165 ...... 1__4_179.9 ..... _N_E_P_.! U t'~ MET~_CP,, .................. 613_0/78 ............ 7._2 _0.,_4__! ............ ,,, ,.~,,~7~6 tz~6550 NU,TI!NG ENGINEERS O~ F__k&- . ~.L3o__4Z_8 ?170 1604~4 JIM PATTERSON 6/30/78 POLK 6/30/78 248.00 6/30178 ~ 'EVA RAYMOND 6130/78 · I 7 6 'VE E. SCHOOLEY _ 6/30/78 10,00 NIRIN_A .... 6_/~3_0/78 400.00_ 19,1 ARS. ROEBUCK & CO. 6/30/78 '432.00 nAtES 1~3 2 !,~350 UNDERGROUND SUPPLY 6/30/78 131,63 2~'1401 V~R SCIENTIFIC, INC. 6/30778 297.93 YHOM~S E. ~ENGLER ' ~ s~o~T~ Y188 BETTY ZOBEL 6/30/78 20.00 · 189 ALLEN INSURANCE AGENCY 6/30/78 .......... ~_~ ........... ~t89 210 _LEN INSURANCE AGENCY 6/30/78 934.00 19 IVIRONMENTALiRE 6/30/78 20.00 · 6/30/78 ACCENT AUA~DS 6/30/7~ ~1.00 :~ 011200 AOAMS CHEWOLET 6/S0/78 1~5.~8 ~ ' ...................... ......... ;-g-)'~'6~ ........ 7196 0.2~4~10 80YNTON AUTO SUPPLY ~ o~5~o .L~R¥ ~RYSON~ ~ ~i~o/v8 ?Y! 7i99 iOB0540 CASE POWER ~ EOuIPMENT CO 6/30/78 --~200 031700 PERRY CESSNA 6/30/78 97.00 7201 0~1610 DELRAY ELECTRt~ SU~pL~ 6(~0/78 ...... igBlZ5 _~7~02 041680 DENSBFRGER FIRE EOUIP. CO 6/30/78 ,,6/30/78 0 U CITY OF 80YNTON BEACH T S T A N D I N G C H E C K S _..CHECK VE O0 .... ;'204 7?05 7206 7207 7208 7209 7212 7213 VENDOR NAME 053901 EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICE 06371~_ _~LORIDA DIESEL TRU~K & IN 071550 GENERAL OMC TRUCK 071576 GENERAL TRUCK PARTS CO. 0~2700.. WILLIE GIBSON @77391 CHARLES GUYNN CHECK DATE PAGE 17 080~10 HALSEY & GR[FFITH, INC. 6/]0/78 08D~50 H~RVEL ~ DELAND 6/~0/78 0B0550 HAUSER MOTOR CO. 6/30/78 TOTAL AMOUNT 61Z0/78 3=Dp.gO _ 6/3o/78 a6.t6 6/B0/78 42.00 6/B0/78 5.00 260.20 72.99 7214 08~620 HOLLY ACCUMULATOR g 6/~0/7B ,.'~__ 7215 t0~ JACK'S 'CA--H~:~'-~hT~ ........ 67~/78 '336.44 19~.57 33.00 :~ ..... 1216 .......... ~1570 .... KELLERS ELECTRIC SERVICE 6/30/78 .......... 1_~1_,_4~__ 7219 132755 MIDAS MUFFLER SHOPS 6130/78 15.95 ...... .7~9_ 15~850 O'B~IEN. ~U]T~ _O'.~R[EN ....... 9Z39/7~ 250.00 47.40 857.9B 100.99 ~05.59 766.08 12.77 15.59 121.27 7223 16,037& PALM BEACH COMMUNICATIONS 6/30178 -~722~ 16i511 PEACOCK'S RADIATOR SERVIC 6130/78 · 7225 [6Z790' ::'PIERCE TIRE COo, INC. 6/30/78 7226 i~600.:~POMPANO OFF[CE SUPPLY, CO 6130/78 7227 18~538 ROCKWELL INTERN'L .-- MUN.[~ .......... 7231 19~700]'.. SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE 6/30/78 ..... ~232 _ 1.?~9 SBUT~ERN HYDRAULICS ~ EOU 6/30/78 73.9~ 7235 1~6020 STATE OF FLORIDA DEPT. 6/~0/78 __~.00 ..... 7235~- 1~61t0 B[LLIE JEAN STEELE 7237 ' ZOOZO0 T: & T ENG[NEER]NG 6/30/78 ~6-00 7238 ~028~0 :TINKER T~ CON~RUCTIgN 6/30/78 100.00 72~3 ~32~00 J. WHITE ALUMINUM 6/30/78 5.00