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Minutes 11-23-77MINUTES - SPECIAL CITY COUNCIL ~FE.~,TING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA NOVEN~ER 23, 197? Vice Mmyor Jackson requested a motion to accept these results including the candidates having the same poll watchers unless there are any amendments which may be submitted and to place the top four on the ballot. N~. DeN~rco so moved, seconded by Mm. Caldwell. Motion carried 3-0. CONSIDER AMENDMENT OF PROJECT AGREEmeNT - PiO~ER CANAL RAF~P Mr. Kohl referred to having an amendment to continue this project until April 30 and told about plans to put in tennis courts and picnic areas as requested hy the residents in Laurel Eills~ which will be paid for By the State. He re- quests approval of the project agreement. Mr. Caldwell clarified that it will be a continuation of the improvements at the ramp with picnic tables and tennis courts but nothing is deleted and Mm. Kohl replied affirmatively. Vice Mayor J~ckso~ referred to fees being charged for the courts and Mm. Kohl informed her that the Recreation Director would work this out. Mr. DeMarco mo~ed to accept th~ agreement and authorize the proper people to sign it, seconded by Mr. Caldwell. Motion carried 3-0. PROPOSED RESOLUTION - RE: COMPREHENSIVE PLANNING ACT Mm. Kohl requested this item to be deleted inasmuch as Mr. Ed Hughes has stated a resalution is not needed since ~e sent a letter accepting the grant. Vice ~yor Jack~on an- nounced that this item would be deleted. CONSIDER PAYMENT OF I5%~0ICES FOR ARCHITECTURAL SERVICES M~. Kohl referred to receiving the grant from EPA and ex- plained the procedure for reimbursement. He advised that three bills have been submitted from the architect and he would like to pay these from the General Fund with our monies to be reimbursed as soon as credit is released and not have the e~chitect wait three to four months until we get our letter of credit. He explained that the architect receives 7%o of the construction cost estimate of the three jobs he is involved in and at the present time, he is due 80%. Three bills have been received: $2 604 for the ele- vator, $6,989 for jail alterations at the Police Department, and $~5,528 for the second story, for the architectural services completed. ~ice ~myor Jackson clarified that when the money comes in, the City will be reimbursed. Mr. Caldwell moved to pay the money to George Davis, seconded by ~L~. DeMarco. Motion carried 3-0. -2- MINUTES OF ~HE SPECL&L CITY COURCIL MEE~ TING OF THE CITY OF BOYNTON TEACH, FLORIDA, HELD IN CITY HALL, WED~%~ESDAY, NOVEmbER 23, 1977 PRESENT Emily M. Jackson, Vice Mayor Richard D. Caldwell, Councilman Joseph DeMarco, Councilman Frank Kohl, City Manager Tereesa Padgett, City Clerk Gene Moore, City Attorney ~ice Mayor JacP~on called the meeting to order at 10:00 A. M. and announced it was a Soecial Meeting in accordance with Section 56 of the City C~arter called for the following p~r- poses: 1. Receipt of Election Returns 2. Consider Amendment of Project Agreement - Pioneer Canal Ramp Proposed Resolution - Re: Comprehensive P18mning Act 4. Oonsider P~ment of Invoices for Architectural Services 5. Discuss Regional Sewer Plant of 12/7/77 Mr. Caldwell asked if it was possible to add one other thing for discussion at this time and Vice M~yor Jackson replied that a ruling was made earlier in the year that we are not going to add anything to the agenda unless stated on the agenda at the speialmee~ing.· However, if he would like the City Attorney,s opinion on the matter, he may talk to him after w~adjourn~. M~. Caldwell referred to there being a problem in one section of the City where expediency may make or break that ~articu- lar area. This is in reference to construction on 15 vacant lots in the Laurel Hills area. ~ice Mayor Jackson replied that she would ask ~. Kohl to read the ruling after the meeting. The people from Laurel Hills are not present, but she will have the ruling read and if Mr. Moore desires, he can ~elaborate on it. RECEIPT OF ELECTION RE!ELqNS M~s. Padgett referred to submitting a copy of the retnrns to the COuncil members and stated if it was agreeable, she will just read the totals and the members agreed. She then read the following results of the Primary Election held on the 22nd day of November, 1977, k.D.: William M. Cwynar ~ 860 Joe DeLong - 1,957 Edward F. Harmening E. Eugene (Gene) Johnson - ~,020 Ronald (Ron) Johnson - I,~85 David Roberts - 2~054 Sh~ added that the total ~otes were 4,845, plus 65 absentee h~l!ots, making a total of 4,910 total votes cast. MINUTES - SPECIAL CITY COUrNCIL P~ETING' BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA NO~EP~SER 23, 1977 DISCUSS REGIONAL SEWER PLANT Vice N~yor Jackson anaounced that several different phases would be discussed. She referred to possibly needing a lobbyist for the claims, but also having a letter from N~. Canon about possibly keeping our plant which is supposed to *SeeM in. of be phased out. We must decide on. th ia .... 12/7/77 M~. Moore stated that he thinks we will have a change of going forwemd with the claims bil!~ and being successful. He feels we should go ahead with this. Vice Mayor Jackson stated that a lobbyist would cost $75.©0 per ho~r for a minimum of 100 hours plns 5% of amy funds award. Mr. DeMarco asked if the Council was in accord as far as keep~ug our own plant and Vice Mayor Jackson replied that we wa_ut to try that and will have this to fall back on. ~. DeMarco referred to foreseeing trouble with Delra~ Beach as he does not think they are treating Boynton Beach f~ly. Vice Mayor Jackson replied that she wanted ~. Canon to discuss this with the Council. She does not think we should close a~y avenue opem. One is keeping the plant, but if EPA and DER say no, then we must go with trying to get sequestered funds. Mr. De¥~rco asked if we keep o~ur plant, will we get money hack andMr. Moore re- plied that if we can utilize our plant, it would knock out the claims act. We must prove to Tallahassee the damage. Everything on record is that the plant is out. Hopefully we can save it. The way it stands now, we are damaged over four million dollars. M~. DeMarco stated that it does not look like our agreementwith Delray Beach is going to work out mutually and how much money dc'we have in ~hat plant and will we lose it and N~. Moore re~ plied that he cannot believe the Federal Government would allow this to be aborted at this particular time. He thinks ~e should start another press~"~re point on this with going to Atlanta or Washington and advising of the problems. They should impose ~heir will and get it set- tied. M~. DeMarco conkmented that they have made excep- tions with the County~ ~ice Mayor Jackson clarified that there were two separate things: one is Delray Beach's posture with us or whether to follow through on the claims if we have to phase out our present plant. Mr. DeMarco replied that he was not happy with the present situation. Vice Mayor Jackson clarified that they were talking about whether to follow through on the claims. Two separate votes are needed. She does not think any avenue should be closed. Mr. DeMarco replied that he agreed that we should not close any a~enue. --3-- ' MINUTES - SPECIA~ C!T~ COUNCIL ME~TING BOYNTON BF~CH, FLORIDA NO~EMBER 23, 1977 Mro DeM~rco made a motion to continue in Tallahassee to get the refund at a cost of $75o00 per hour up to a minimum of 100 ho~trs plus 5% of the total funds awarded. Mr. Kohl asked if there was any cancellation clause in the agreement with the attorneys and Mr. Moore replied that it would be finalized. He added that these were just general terms to ~et the man to do the job. Also, it will be totally impos- sible to get the claims Bill through unless it is proven we are hurt~ Mr. DeMarco asked how eoon it would,proceed and Mr. Moore replied that it must start immediately. Mr. Caldwell referred to the fee and stated he did not like to s~e it that high ms it is a lot of mo~ey., The 5% could be $200~000 of 4½ million dollars. Mr. Moore informed him that the normal fee would be 25% to 33-I/3%. The man is getting paid basically for the work he is doing. The incen- tive is to get it done. Anything we get would he Better than what we have now. He has checked with four to five people. They can give 25% without an hourly fee. ~r~ Kohl added that regardless what the fee is~ if we have the chance to get $2,000,000, it is still momey we probably would not get. ~r. De~rco asked if there was any other access to get this money and M~. Kohl reDlied that the only way to go seemed to be with a lobbyist. ~ MoOre added that the claims act is the only relief ~ow and we must go through this procedure. ~o Caldwell then reluctantly seconded the motion and the motion carried 3~0. Vice Mayor Jackson then requested ~. Canon to sit~ with the Council and bring them up to date on the status ~etween Delray Beach and Boynton Beach. Mr. Canon stated that about a week ago, he was informed that Mr. J. Eldon Mariott, the City Manager of Delray Beach~ was proceeding with hiring a Chief Operator for the Regional Facility. He contacted M~. Mariott and arranged to meet~ith him on Thursday. He told about discussing the ra~fications of his action and he pro- posed to ~. Mariott a solution which he thought would be acceptable to both sides and that is they both would jointly appoint a Chief~Operator. He suggested they ~oth look over the resumes available from within Delray Beach and Boynton Beach with preference to Boynton Beach since their plant is being phased out. If they Both could not agree to a Chief Operator from either city, then they would advertise through- o~t the State. If they agreed, an appointment would be made. If they advertised throughout the State, they would review the applications together a_nd ~ointly appoint a Chief Operator and Superintendent. At first, M~. Mariott thought there was some msrit to the proposal, but would not give an answer immediately. The next day, Mr. Mariott called him and eaid he considered it but could not accept the proposal as he felt it would be a compromise of his position and authority with Delray Beach° He also brought to Mr. M~riott's attention that according to the Interlocal Agreement,there MiN~TES - SPECIAL CITY COUNCI~ MEETING BOYNTON BEACH~ FLORIDA NOVEMBER 23, 1977 was no agreement with Delray Beach to operate and maintain the facility, but bhe only clear indication in the Inter- local Agreement was Section 6A specifying that the Chief ExecutiVe Officer does appoint all employees. He felt it was a compromise on his part to accept jointly appointing the Chief Operato~r for the plant. However, Mro Mariott said according to Section 10, De?ay Beach was to he given a contract to operate and maLutaln the facility; therefore, he interprets that to be they are to do all the hiring and other administrative matters. ~ice M~yor Jackson stated that the contention she has gathered at the Board meetings for the past several months from the members of the Delray Beach ~ou~cil i~ that when it refers to the Chief Executive Officer appointing all the employees, their feeling is that this means the secretary and bookkeeper. Their interpretatio~ is entirely different with feeling Delray Beach is to do everything with operating and hiring ths employees. .Mr. Caldwell stated that in his conversations with people in Delray Beach, they admit the Interlocal Agreement is vague in this particular area, but feel the intent between the cities when the Interlocal Agreement was signed is that the Chief Executive Officer only hires the secretary for his office only. They claim the man who represented Boynton Beach in these discussionsindicated the intent was just the contrary. Mr. Paul Startzman indicated in the past that the interlocal Agreement says one thing, but the City M~na- ger of Delray Beach does the hiring and firing. He was net around when all this came about, but can only go by the signed agreement. He thinks the interpretation should be derived from this particular document and not from the underst~udings of other parties. He thinks Boynton Beach has compromised their position in this whole affair. We could be insisting that ~. Kohl hire the people, but we are not. We could be insisting that M~. Cessna operate the plant~ but we are not doing thi~. Certain people in Delray Beach want to make Boynton Beach look l~ke the bad guy in this affair. He thinks we are being very concilia- tory in the stand we are taking. He thinks possibly Mr. Canon'e proposition to Mr. Mariott was too much. He is ~illing to go along with it though. Vice Mayor Jackson added that the part Delray Beach is basing their decision on refers to the Board contracting with Delray Beach. This means the Boar~ comes into action here an~ not have Mr. Mariott run it. ~. Canon stated problems simply~ ha~ been told by that he thinks M~. Caldwell has stated the Consistently for the past two years, he the Delray Beach officials, particularly MINUTES - SPECIAL CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOY~OK BEACE, FLORIDA NOVEF~ER 23, 1977 F~. Mmriott, what their position was. Consistently, he has listened to Boynton Beach and they want the Board to do it and ~ot Boynton Beach. He thinks this is the fairest re- presentation of what was intended of what can be seen. He aonceded to Dslray Eeach some of the things F~. Mariott wants, but it must be controlled by the Board. The way they are speaking to him the original controls stop once they are operating. Mr. Moore asked if the Board Attorne~ had ruled on these issues and Mr. DeMarco informed him that he talked to ~. Federspiel last night and he thinks Boynton Beach and Delray B~ach should work it out jointly. Vice Mayor Jack, on added that ~ Federspiel said we did not contract with Delray Beach~ so ~. Mm~iott is out of bounds. ~. Caldwell stated he thinks this problem is going to con- tinue on and on on this and other issues. The Chief Plant Operator is just the tip of the ice berg. There will be other problems. He thinks ~he Councils should give con- sideration that once the plant is constructed, it should be tmrned over to an authority type situation and get politics out of it. He thinks we should only have control over it with appointment to the Board. He suggests possibly five members for the Board, with Boynton Beach and Delray Beac~ each appointing two and the satellites appointing one. It is tough enou~a to get five Council members to agree on something, but tougher with ten members and then it goes back to the individual Councils afterward and can be thrown out. This problem is just an insignificant situation. Consideration must be given to an independent authority. Vice ~yor Jackson replied that it wouldn't get that far along for awhile. Vice M~Jor Jackson then referred to the Board meeting on ~ednesday night and suggested having the whole thing re- solved. F~. DeM2~rco stated that as long as he was elected by the people, he does not think we should let someone else run it. .Mr. Caldwell replied that he certainky did not indi- cate~that and that is why he mentioned making appointments to the authority. Mr. Caldwell then asked when the Chief Plant Operator had to be on bo~d and M~. Canon replied within a few weeks. Mr. Caldwell stated that to settle this issue once and for all, he thinks we should call on a third party totally de- tached from each community to read the agreement and give a speedy interpretation. If it takes a single action suit, they should go ahead and solve the problem. Perhaps if the City of Boynton Beach contacts the courts and requests a special hearing with stating the urgency. MINUTES - SPECIAL CITY COUNC~ ~TI~G BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA NOVEmbER 23 , 1977 ~. Caldwell moved to appeal to the judiciary to give us a speedy i~rpretatiom of the Interlocal Agreement in regards to the Chief Operator, etc. Mr. DeMarco replied that he woul$ like to wait until after the November 30 meeting. N~. Caldwell remarked that it is just one more week and time is of the essence. ~L~.-Moore then asked M~. Canon if he felt this matter was at an impasse~and Mr~ Cano~ replied aEfirmatively. Mr. Moore suggested instructing the Board Attorney at the mext meeting to seek a declaratory decree. If the Board cannot agree~ he thinks the Board's Attorney should submit it to the court for an interpretatiom. He thinks Boyntom Beach should be prepared to make that pro~ position at the next meeting. Vice Mayor Jackson questioned if we could get a vote from Delray Beach and M~. Moore re- plied that if they cam'~ agree, they areHnot dealing in good faith~ ~e Board needs to know this answer. There are also other issues which will create problems. Every issue should he included in the suit with an emergency basis on the first thing~ He still feels~someone should talk to the Federal authorities and advise them of the pro- blem and have pressure put on. Vice Mayor Jackson requested M~. C~uon to read the letter from M~. Federspiel regarding the Operations Agreement and ~. Canon read the attached letter dated October t4, 1977. ~ice Mayor Jackson then clarified that these are the items which need answers. Mr. Moore clarified that the Board Attorney is asking the Board to make a legal interpretation and he thinks the Board Attorney should answer these ques- tions in his legal opinion. ~. Canon stated that the con~ tract can be read either way you want and Mr. Moore replied that the contract has a meaning and the Board Attorney should give a legal opinion. If the Board does not accept, then it should be ts/~en to court. Mr. Federspiel should take a position as Board Attorney and then file a declara- tory decree asking what these things mean. It is a matter of Mr. Federspie! advising the Board what he feels the con- tract says and means. Mr. Canon stated that Mr. Federspiel is in the sa~ne position as he is with not being able to side with either side. N~. Moore stated that he thinks it means what his Council thinks it means. M~o Canon stated that this Council believes Section 6A applies which may mean he may be derelict of duty if he does not make the appoi~tment in time, hut also the other side is ready to do something to him if he makes the ap- pointment. Vice Mayor Jackson stated that there could be two appointments and M~o Cs~on replied that there would be a question of how they would be paid. It was the feeling that all employees would be put on the payroll of Delray Beach and be reimbursed by the Board. There is the possi- bility he could hire a Chief Plant Operator ~ud pay him from the funds, but there is the problem of getting money if either side does not agree. MINUTES - SPECIAL CITT COUNCIL MEETLNG BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA NOVEMBER 23, 1'977 ~. Caldwell stated if we wait for a declaratory decree and wait for ths Board's action, we are not going to get support from DeL~ay Beach. They will not go along with Bsynton Beach saying let's go to the courts. The point is we have about 3 weeks or 1½ months at the most to get this man on board. ~m. DeMarco referred to it not being resolved and asked if he wanted to give in ~ud Mrs Caldwell replied that he thinks we already have° He suggestsggetting a decree started. He asked if he thought Delray Beach would agree to requesting the court's interpretation and agreeing to their decisiom and Mr. DeMarco replied that we should pro- pose this at the meeting on November 30° Mr. Caldwell stated that if that is the cass, he would go along with it and if the Board does not mgree, he requests a special meeting to Be held hy this Council the next day~ Vice Mayor Jackson stated that this could be made in the form of a motion that if this is not resolved on Wednesday night, a meeting can be called right now for Thursday. Mr. Caldwell s~ggested getting the other two Council members' feelings on this an~ Vice M~yor J~ckson suggested setting a time for a meeting on Friday~ ~. Moore suggested that the Council state formally at the meeting what steps they plan to take with hopes of getting?this resolved. If not, suggest that the Bom~d request a d~claratory decree~ If this is not agreed upon, then the Oity go to court~ Caldwell moved to follow these suggestious, seconded By Mm. DeMarc~. Under discussion, ~o DeMarco requested the Council to re- quest Mr. Moore,s presence at the next Board meeting. Nm. Canon referred to the discussion being abomt who does the hiring, but stated that is not the major issue here; there is far more than that. The major issue is does the Board mean anything at al!. Does the Board haEe control over operation and maintenance? M~. Moore asked if Mm. Feder- spiel's letter included all ths issues and M~o Ca~uon re- plied affirmatively. ~. Moore suggested including all the issues in the suit. Mr. Canon clarified that he dis- cussed the possibility with Mr. Mariott of allowing him to do the hiring~ which is given to him in Section 6~ but it would be subject to certain controls of the Board o~ himself. ~. Mariott would make the appointments and he would ratify them, but ~. Mariott would not accept that either~ He tried to propose alternatives, but they do not Wahl mny controls by the Board or him. There must be con- ~rolm or why operate the Board? Nobody operates an agency without controls. Fice Mayor Jackson suggested that after t~king the vote on this motion that each Council member read the minutes carefully before the meeting on Wednesday so we are prepared° Motion carried 3-0. ~. Catdwell requested a copy of the lnterlocal Agreement ~ud Mrs. Padgett replied that she would give him one. MINUTES - S~CIAL CITY- COUNCIL P~EETING BOTNTON BEACH, FLORIDA NOVEM~ER 23, 1977 Mr. DeMarco suggested that ~m. Moore be present at the Board meeting and Vice M~vor Jackson agreed it would be a good idea and added that it was also a good idea to have a special meeting on Friday if necessary. Fm. Moore referred to having three steps set up and Vice Mayor Jackson clarified that she just wanted to get a ten~&tive idea of when the special meet- ing will be. ,-~. Moore replied that it was not necessary to set up a special meeting date. Mr. Caldwell stated he thought it would be good to have a Backup date if needed. ADJOURNMENT Before adjournment, Mr. Kohl advised that he had the police deliver the notices for this meeting and Rs. Strnad signed the receipt for the notice, but Councilman Strnad is not present. He added that Mayor Zack is out of town. Mr. DeMarco moved to adjourn, seconded by Mr. Caldwell. Motion carried 3~0 and the meeting was properly adjourned at 10:55 A. M. C!TT OF BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA B~ P~yor Council Member ATTEST: ~City Clerk One Tape ) -9- Council Member MINUTES - SPECIAL CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOY~?TON BEACH, FLORIDA N0~EMBER 23, 1977 ~fter adjournment, Ms. Caldwell advised that several residents in the Laurel Hills area brought to his attention that deve- topera are developing about 12 to 15 lots; however, according to the lot sizes, they all have 50 ft. frontage. According to the R-lA zoning laws, the minimum frontage is 62 fro ~ne people are very much concerned that the construction of homes on 50 fto lots will be detrimental to their comm~tuity with respect to property values. They have lived there for sev- eral years and have upgraded and improved the area. They are wery much concerned with the fact that a home built on a small £rontage lot is possibly going to downgrade their own property values. He understands there are laws on the hocks which state once a subdivision is platted a~d has been ac- cepted by the City subsequent changes in the zoning laws wilt not af£ect these particular hemes. The point he would like to address is can we in an~ w~y held the people in this particular area with their problem~ Can we take some posi- tive action which will encourage the developer of these lots to sit down in discussion as to what could be done? He is concerned fer these people who have been there for years. He is concerned with the develepment of the City, but we mast be loyal to the people who live here. He does net want to discourage residential construction in this City as the City needs it. The developer has not given any indication that he would be willing to possibly expand the front footage to comply with the minimum of the current zoning. What can the City do to help these people? ~. Moore replied that he did look into this and there is a State law which says local zoning ordinances cannot be used to affect previously platted lots. Only the front footage is ~eing referred to in this case. Subsequent to the passage of the State law, the County and City adopted a law saying a lot could be used if previously platted. There have been cases trying to defeat it, all without success. The only way to control the situation would be to upgrade the zoning of the entire area. This would crease the size of the building which would make it impos- sible to meet the side, front and rear setbacks. It would also take time to change the zoning. It would also subject the City to ex~ensiMe damages. The developer has ascer- tained his rights prior to buying the lots and isffollowing the laws. M~o Caldwell a~ked if we could ask the developer to mee~ with us and Mro Moore replied that they could ask him, but he is aware of the displeasure of the people and _knows his rights. M~. Caldwell aSked if we coul~ request his presence at the next City Council meeting and Vice Mayor Jackson replied that we cannot make &nyone come, but can only invite them. ~. Moore stated that it is really ~omething he doesn't think the Cotuucil should get involved · n. The man is proceeding within the law. ~o of the MINUTES - SPECIAL CITY COUNCIL ~ETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDa NOVEMBER 23, ~ 977 permits have been issued. There are a number of other un- developed 50 ft. lots there. There still would be problems of hardship cases. Vice Mayor Jackson added that they still could go before the Board of Adjustment and claim a hardship. She told about her area also having 50 ft. lots which wore vacant and most homes being built on 100 ft. lots. Mr. Moore added that he knows they have been getting pressure from the people, but this is a situation in which we cannot help them. The only vehicle is to upgrade the zoning and hy doing this, it may eliminate the building in that area. Mr. Caldwell stated that in situations like this whore a man has 15 to 20 lots, he does not see why they are not subdivided with giving up~e or two lots. He knows it is not his position to get into the economics, but he thinks it would be in the developer,s favor to build larger homes to comply with the current laws. Vice Mayor Jack, on agreed, but stated she didn't know how we can do~anythiRg. N~. Moore suggested that N~. Caldwell call the developer and tell him about being contacted by the people and as thelr representative, he would like to talk to him. He may have to lose a couple houses and he thinks he loo~ed into that thoroughly before buying the property. Vice M~vor Jackson added that N~o Caldwell could invite him to com~ to the next Council meeting and M~. Moore stated he thought i~ ~s an individual task. Vice ¥~yor Jackson agreed and stated she didn't think the Council should get involved. The Chairman South Central Regional Wastewater Treatment and Disposal Board 339 E. Atlantic Avenue Delray Beach, Florida 33444 Dear Chairman Zack: October 14, 1977 Re: Operations Agreement After reviewing in detail the Interlocal Agreement, the FlOrida Law and the positions stated by the Board members with regard to the Operations Agreement, I sUbmit the following issues to be clarified by the Board members in order to move foz~ard wit~ the Operations Contract pursuant to the Interlocal Agreement: 1. Who is responsible for the preparation of an organizational chart for the regional facility? 2. Who is responsible for staffing the operations of the regional facility? 3. Who is responsible for the preparation of the budget for operations? 4. Who is to control influent valves and meters? 5. How will payments be made to Delray for its' costs in operations? What part does the Board play with regard to a control factor over operations? Once these issues have been reconciled, we shall then be in a position to move forward in the preparation of the Operations Contract pursuant to Section 10 of the Interlocal Agreement. Additionglly, as you are well aware, time is becoming of the essence in the preparation of this Contract in order to with regard to the staffing requirements of the Chief Plant Operator. R~'rF: fh Sincerely, ~ .,---'._~/',-- .~'_ ,-., Robert W. Federsp~iei STATE OF FLORIDA ) COUNTY OF PALM BEACH ) SS CITY OF BOiq~TON BEACH ) 'TO THE HONORABLE MATORANDCOUNCILM~NOF TRECITY OF BOYNTONBEACH~ FLORIDA: I, Tereesm P~dgett, City Glerk oF the City of Boynton Be~eh, Florid~ do hereby certify the Following to be the resl the Primary Election held on the 22nd d~y oF November~ 1977 A.D. William R. Joe DeLong Edward F. E. Eugene (Gene) Ronmld ~Ron) D~vid Roberts ABSE~£EE ~wynar H~rmening Johnson Johnson 136 184___ 185 93 164 _ 235 4_ ? 8~ 9~ 192 72 _89 ~89~ _ lO~ 80 17~ ~o6 9B 167 84 145 400 155 _ 139 .47~ 81 ~Ol ~65 157 18o .,298 ~o8 ~__~_ ~5 _ 89 il9 lo7 ~o ~7 _ lO~ 6__~ _ ~__~7 l~_~. 1887 1013 16~ RO29 39 ~0 7 R6 _,~5 ~ _ 64 1957~ 1907 1020 _ 1685 fi054 City Clerk' TOTAL 853 _ ABSE~TF~ ? TO~/AL VOTES CAST 860 ~uT~o ~LLO~ED ", - 19 52 '~ I 0!3 107 ~ WtLLi~' -.'~ R. CtJ¥~AR 209.00t.~ 10/1117'l 125 o,~,~ ~' lo3 1)>ggg ..... ~[o LL~OO KuPY Kiau PRIaliN~ C~I'ER tO/l~lT~ [l.~ ~/ ................. a4~ ........ l~Ofi~ g___ ~!UN [~JPAL. POLt C F-.~ .............. 10/14/? ~ l,Otb.fi6 2~2 JS~guO MA&~ C[JUPE~ LOIL$1~! 35.0U 206 0/45)0 ~AMU~L G LU~[T~ ..... ~0/~8/1~ ............... 250.00 .......... Z / z~ .._]~_ _~ u~ 3L~_.._ j AC ~.! b. 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