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Minutes 10-18-77
MINUTES OF REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING OF THE CITY OF BOYN~0N BEACH, FLORIDA HELD IN CITY HALL, T~SDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1977 PRESENT Ma~or Vice Mayor ¢o~acilmam , Cou~cilmam ~a~k Ko~L1, City Manager reema Padget$, City Clerk ~eme Moore, City A~%orme~ Mayor ~Eack called the meeting to order at 7:30 P. M. amd uestsd eweryome to rise at the so~d of the gavel for the Mayer Emi!~ M. Jackson'. led AGENDA APPROVAL he would like to add o~e item to the , Item K - Resetutiom Ne. ??-BBB. ~urposes. woul~ like ~o call a S~ecial Meeting , at ~:00 P. M. for ~he following 6. 7. 8. 9. Comsider Ra~ificatiom ef Fire ~m~io~ Ce~trac~ Gomsider Resolmtiom im Regards te Bristol Springs Sewage Treatme~ Plamt Proposed Res,lmtiom Smp~orti~g Sewage Plant Employees Reselmti~ Regarding Demolitiom of Structure - Rear Acres Restaur~ut, 2320 S. Federal Highway PrepoMe~ Reselutiom Regardimg tmplementatie~ of Somth ~en~l Regiemal Was~ewater Facility Board Attormey, Robert Eederspiel, in Operatien~ Agreememt Resolmtiem from Dr. Edward Eissey, Admini- Palm Beach Jumior College - City Mamager Frank Kohl - E~tra~ce Hill C~mmm~ity Relatioms Boar~ Request to Meet with the Cbm~J~l at this Time The Coumcil members expressed agreememt. Mayor Zack am~e~nced that Coumcilmam Richard Caldwell was absent due tc his car bresking dowm ~etweem here and Gaines- ville and possibly~arri~e later. Mayor Zackam~ommce~/that the minutes from the Public Hearing om the Recreatiom ~ehicle Ordinance will be forwarded to the Plan~img & Zoming/Board for theiw comsideratiom amd delibera- tiom. The mimut?e~ are available for the public at City Hall. / ? MINUTES - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA OCTOBER 18, 1977 Mr. Strnad moved to approwe the agenda with the mentioned changes, seconded By Mr. DeMarco. No discussiom. Motion carried 4-0. Mr. DeMarco referred to the Recreatiomal Hehicle Ordinance being referred back te the Pl~img & Eo~iag Beard amd Mayor Zack clarified that the minutes from the PuBlic Hearimg weald Bedistrihmted te the Pl~inE & Zo~i~ Board members for their review and recommendation. Mrs. Jackson s~ggestedthat the Council members also gi~eimpmt. Mr. Sime~Ryder, Chairma~ of appeare~:~efere the Geu~¢il ef the mimutes Zor dis- tribution to the members, But was mo i~dicatiom of this to them. Mayor Zack replied that this this time. Mrs. Jaeksom move~ to t~rn the matter of the Recreational ~ehicle Ordinance ever to the Pla~i~g & Eemimg Board with i~t fr~the at ~he public he~gpl~ a~ , sece~e~ ~ ~. De~ce. ~der ~i~c~s~om~ he weul~ met vote ~ ~hat the pre~e~ er~ee ~e that all that ha~ to be ~ene w~ the present o~d~ee ~ re- .ied that he woul~ go along mew erdi- present er~ance ~. ~der specific Ee stated ~hat the Bo~ wo~l~ ~O~ t~ m~h~ i~iative te st~t Oe~il w~ts to ~e. mo~img w~ be leels we ~o~d ~ sectiem ~ re- complaints. carried ~-0. R~$~alar City Ce~cil Meetin~ - October ~, 1977 Mayer Zack called om the members and Mr. DeMarco a~d Mr. etrnad replied they had mothing. Mrs. Jaeksom referred to Page 31, middle of the second para- Eraph, and corrected that it would meaa the people in the ~eU~ty would have te pay $15.00 if mot a member of ~he Coumty library, i~stea~ of re~erri~g to our people. Mayor ~ack referred to Page 20, and his reference te past allegatioms and requested that after"pursui~ng this matter" Be ad,ed: "as the public has the right to kmow". He them -2- MINUTES - REGULA_W. CIT~ COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA OCTOBER 18, 1977 correc%ed the next sentence to read: "He has received ma~y calls qnestioming why this investigation and the Fimance DireeSer case were not carried through and personally feels there were some violatmo~s. M~. S~rnad moved to approve the minutes as corrected. Mr. DeMarco stated that he did nos thimk the Finance Director was mentioned and ¥~yor Zaek replied that he did read it. Mr. DeMarco the~ seconded the motion and the motion carried 4-0. ANNO~NCEF~NTS Mayor Zack referred to the agenda and announced if there was agenda anyone desires to speak on to please mame to MrS. Padgett and the City Clerk will ~all a~on them at the appropriate tims~ P~BLIC AUDIENCE Mr. Jehu Gonsman, 1320 S. W. 28th Avenue, appeared before the ¢~cil and referred to the meeting held em October 13 ~t City ~aI1 and stated he was under the impression it was for open discussion of the Recreational ~ehicle Ordinance. However, pictures of his home were passed among the public for public ri~icule~ He feels this was an invasionz of his privacy and personal rights. This has camsed his wife and himself much mental anguish. City .Manager Framk Kohl phoned him about ~he v~rious complaints and after ~scussion with Mr. Kohl, he felt ~he only solution was to come to the Council. For the past three years they have been constantly harassed, have bee~ through ~he courts and have had to pay a fine. He feels the ~ity hasbbeen very unfair because they were the only enos taken into court. He andhhis wife feel they must end this harassment. They feel they have taken all the~harassment they shomld from N~. K~zae~ikand M~. Gable. He thinks the Cit~ should take a stand whether his home is or is not a. pu~lic eyesor~ He thinks something should he done to re- stramn Mr. Kono~ik amd ~. Gable from further harassment. He is beginning to fear for ~he safety of his family. Mayor Zack replied that there is a moratorium on the parking of recreational vehicles and it may be some time before the ordinance is ~inal~zed. Mrs. Jackson referred to ~his one Situation being turned over to Mr. Kohl an~ stated she thinks it was wrong for us to have taken action at that meeting. She cannot see the consistency with taking action against one person with having a moratorium. Also, she does nos like to have a law on the books we don't enforce. Mayor Zack stated there was a question here regarding the court decision and how long it would hold ~p and Mr'. Moore £orme~ him that the court decisio~ was m~de approximately two years ago. Mr. St~nad clarified that their intent was to have Mr. Kohl contact Mr. Gonsmam to see if this could be settled ammfcably and We were not pickimg on Mr. Gonsman as MINUTES - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA OCTOBER 18, 1977 an individual. It was brought to omr attention at a City Council meetimg a~d he thinks it was right to i~strnct the City Manager to try to rectify the problem. Mr. Nathamiel McGrad2 appeared before the Ceuneil a~d stated that he has beem a City employee for 20 years. He brought his problems to the Co~cil at .the last meeting and has ira- formed the Mayer that nob~ has takem action a~d he is back again tonight with the same problem. Nmyor Zack referred to ~he City M~nager stating he was Kohl agreed. amd feel~ it Coumcil look o~er his to see if he would mot he years. He prat in to take t ion treated the same as amy other ce~tinmed that he the ~er ~ith other employees which he has mot. He tell a lie. He kmows than mere he~ fe~ er five which he em~eyee He ~ ha~e Behal~ the ~ is ce~ee~ wlt~ a Zack KOhl t~a~ he that the ~e ~ ~wa~ te ~hat it '' ~e ~remgh~ e~t ~ She o~ and NINUTES - REGUI~R CIT~ COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACE, FLORIDA ~. Kohl r~quested Mr. William Sullivan, OCTOBER 18, 1977 the Personmel Direc- what transpired.at the meeting in regards to the positiom Mr. Mcarady is talking about. Mr. Sullivan told about hay/mE ope~in~s for drivers of the new garbage packers about three years ago and ~. Feltz stated, he- had already gene thromg~ when the ~ew oqnipment arri~'ed,.thsy would ~e first for the were taken the De aomsidered The equipment came dm an~ as the me~ applied. O~ that the ~e~artmen~ ~r.~ Kohl tried te de~ment~ ~ed that ~he m~om f:~ the general posted for ~ that somnel Director is i~ char~ ~ick- agreed is reviewed a ~ion be Per- The it ou$. garbage for years with the hopes of some day being ad river. He clarified that the ma~ who Eot the job was ~ot an employee of the Git~. Also, the Persenael Director and ¢lt~ Manager did not e=en recegmize his letter. N~or Zack as=ertained there were no questions from the Council and suggested they check the minutes to see what t~e Co~acil wan~s to do. Mr. McGrady stated that he is He has been here 20 years S. W. 6th Avenue and l%sting regsons for same. She then t01d about recent iaciaentm, taking place aremnd the property. they do not want to wait until there is a t~a~y there. --5-- NIN~TES - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING OCTOBER 18, 1977 BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA Fmyor Zack requested that the petition be presented to the City Clerk a~d requested the City Manager to check late this. He explained hew it weald take some time before it could be final- ized. Mr. Kohl added that they also must check wit~ Florida Power & Light Ce. Mrs. ~hore informed them that she was~ ad- vised that i~ is a public street. M~. Kohl stated that he would advise the ~o~¢il and Mrs. Shore. BIDS N05~ .0rdi~ces - 2nd Readin$ - Pmblis Hearing Proposed Ordinance No. 77-31 - Re: Am Ordinance to Provide ~0rDeferment of any Scheduled Council Meeting Falling on Election Da~ tO the Next En~uin~ Wor~ Mr. NOore read proposed 0rdiaance NO. 77-31 by captioa en second reading. Mayor Zack asked if anyone wished to s~eak in favor of this ordiaance and received no response., He them asked if anyone wished t,~ speak ia oppesitic~ to this ordiaance and received mo response. Mr. DeMarco moved the adoption of Ordinance No. 77-31 on s'ecend readiag, seconded by Mrs. Jackson. No discussion. Mrs. Padgett took a roll call vote as follows: Councilman Strnad - Aye Councilman DeMarc,o - Aye ~ice Mayor Jacksom - Aye Nayor Zack - Aye Motion carried 4-0. ~i~ces - Ist Reading NONE Resolmtions Mr. Moore informed the Council that the demolition of various strmct~res i~ ceaj~uction with the Comm~ity Development Pro- ject amd the demolition of the structure at the rea~ of Tropi- cal Acres Restaurant had beea combined i~to one resolutiom. Proposed Resolution No. 77-EEE - Re: Demol~ioa of Specified Structures Mr. Moore ~ead proposed Resolution No. 77-EEE. -6- MINUTES - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA OCTOBER 18, 1977 Mrs. Jackson moved the adoption of Resolution No. 77-EEE, seconded by Mr. DeMarco. No discussion. Mrs. Padgett .took a roll call vote om the motiom as follows: Oou~cilman DeMmmce - Aye Vice Mayor Jackson - Aye Councilman Strnad - Aye Mayor Zack - Aye Motion carried 4-0. Propose~ Resolution No. ??-FFF - Re: Abandonment - Vicimit2 of S. E. 4th ~treet and S. E..21st Awemue Mr. Moore read proposed Resolution Ne. 7?-FFF. Mr. DeMarco mowed the adoption of Resolution Ne. 7?-FF~, seconded by Mrs. Jackson. Ne discussion. Mrs. Padget~ took a roll =al~ vote as follows: Vice Mayor Jackson - Aye Coumcilman Strnad Aye GoUncitman DeMarce - Sje Mayer Zack - Aye Motion carried 4-0. Other Consider Inter-local Agreement Betwee~ the City and Palm Beac~ Count7 - Re: Communit7 Development Pro,ram Mr. Kohl referre~ to a letter from the Palm Beach Comnty Commissioners and a new Inter-local Agreement being sub- mitted and reqmested the Council's approval. He added that we have been in the Inter-local Agreement with the County for three years. Mrs. Jackson moved to have the proper authori~s sign the Inter-local Agreement, seconded ~y Mr. DeMarce. No ~iscns- sion. Mrs. Padgett took a roll call vote as follows: Councilman Strnad - Aye Vice Fmjor Jackson - Aye ¢ouncilma~ DeMarco - Aye F~yor Zack - Aye Motion carried 4-0.. Status Report of Goldher~ Property May'o~'ack referred to the Council members receiving a report on the GoldBerg property. Mrs. Jackson stated that since this went into the minutes of last year, she thinks this letter should be read as part of the record. Mr. Kohl then read Mr. Moore's attached letter dated October 13, 1977. -7- MINU~ES - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA OCTOBER 18, 1977 Mrs. Padgett informed the Council that Mr. Joseph Kelly had reqmested to speak on this matter. Mr. Joseph P. Eel]j, 700 Eorizens West, appeared before the Coumcil amd referred to accusations made im the press casting allegations on his good reputation. He told about a court hearing im October, 1976, when there was a conflict of imterest ~eussed with him being Chairman ef the Plaaaing & zoning Board amd an employee ef Walter Dutch. However, th.? bond issue was v. alidate~. Mr. Dutch, who empleye~ him, di~ haws am exclmsmve listing for this parcel of land. Suhsequemtl~ the State Legislatnre ame~od the statute static, that sale ef real estate is mot a ~onflict of imteres~. He ser~e~ as Chairmam ef the Irlam- p~ee~g & Zeroing , a~r~ the ~et~Berg pre- ty Was mevsr presented ~ Zemimg Board for O~umcil. He a ~t Ne cemclm~e~ ~hat he has just made a statement and does mot wish to answer amy qnestioms or engage in any c~emt~e~mersy. N~s. Jackson suggested reading the letter from Mr. Lawrence Gomzalez, Executive Director, Ethics Oemmission, amd Mayor Eack replied that he thought Mr. Moore,s letter was suffi- to the Plamni~ & Zoning Board. Mr. Strnad stated that this stir~ks rottem. He has never seem amythiag in his life like these people bringing all this ~age i~ the open at election tim~. Why was he not informed Mr. Moore was writing ~o the Ethics Commission? He is a men- her of the City Council and is entitled to receive this in- formatiom. If these people were homest and wan~ed te help someone, they w~uld net go behind his back, hut would go to Jge Kelly andccheck on it and not make statements to an inves- tigating body im Tallahassee. The letter written was taken omt of~ context. Our ~ice Mayor has done a great disservice ~y meddling in this pre jest. The citizens of Boyn%om Beac~ were entitled t~ this property for recreation. ~e could have gotten this property for ~300,~000. He them referred to Mrs. Jackson making a statement im the paper questiomiag the other $~0~000 and explai~ed how ~. Geldberg was held up for over tw~ years on the ~ale while the property deteriorated. He read a letter from Mr. ~. Schmidt, Building Depar~tmemt, to ~. Gold,erg motifying of the existing comditioms? require- me~ts and deadlines. Mr. ~oldBe~g was practically forced pened to the other $60,000~ Mrs. Jackson read part ef the mimutes of April 20, ~976, when they were warned about the possible confli~ of inter- est. -8- MINNIES - REGULAR CtT~ COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA OCTOBER 18, 1977 Mayor Zack stated that in January, 1977, the majority of the Council rescinded Resolution No. ??-TT in regards to the bond ~alidatie~. $iaoe the Council rescinded this, the issue was buried. He was not ¢o~cerned about a lawsmit because this was important te She Cit~o The City ~nager would find a way to buy the property at less than $300,000~ However, again he was wrong. The City Att.erney, without authorizatiom from the majority of the gounciI, contiotedthe Ethics Commission ia regards to a member of ~he real estate firm and member of the Boar~ Why was this pursued? Why was it 1 whe~ the letter was mailed ia u~d purpose is ~Imilar in sco~e ~t is time fo~ pollgioaI reasons, £iae , t ' are s rivmng to Ws must ask ourselves who i~ b~s~ o~ his was to He is Concerned about the statameats of $60,D00. He is ~ure This' wa~ a needed item try ~0 improve Our must wash. ~f'erence W~e must political hog- Moore reqmested to respond te the remarks aud Mr. Strnad deciared him out of order since he is not a member of the Co,moil. M~s. Jackson asked the C~ty Attorney if the City Council voted to have him inves~i~&e how to get out of paying 2he $300,000 Mayor he is not co~cerne~ a~out a lawsuit. As far as negotiations, he was sure we could get it for less. With the Building Department condemning the cottages, we could have gotte~ the property for less. ¥~. Moore stated that the condition of the property and im- provements were the same as when contracted for $300,000. However, he feels some untrue and unfound accusations have been made against him regarding thisreport and the DeLeng papers. Bothwere dictated to him to be investigated by a unanimous vote of this Council. The letter from Mr. Dubbin clearly indicates they were threatening suit against the City. He took the necessary actions. He apologizes to Mr. Strnad for not being able to tell him every step he takes for the City. He does not have the time and questions whether ~. Strnad woul~ ~derstand. He did his job and feels he sa~ed the City $60,000. It was assessed for approximately $163,000. He gave his opinion regardiag getting out of the contrac~ which was substantiated by the Florida Board of Ethics. However, this decisiom was not the way to de this, bus the voters clearly indicated their preference at the last election. -9- ll/1/77 *and relea: of informa- tic~ perta~ Lug to c~e of our empl- oyees. MINUTES - REGUI~ CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACR, FLORIDA OCTOBER 18, 1977 Mayor Zack stated that in closing this discussion, he might say it was very unmsual this information was not released im the presence of ~ Coumcil members at a Comn¢il meetimg. Mr. DeMarce asked when the deed was consmmmated and Mr. Moore replied that it was recorded September 15. Mayor Mack stated that according to the newspaper remarks from the ~ice M~yor that the man should be in ~ai~, etc., this if very distasteful to him and is sorry it was imtthe paper. Mr.~Johm them that ~efore the Cemm¢il and informed listimg two years Before Mr. operated. I~ is strafe ~here was als~ am apDraisal f~ ~pert2 am~ ca~mot bmy it~ They ca,mot save a thing. ~hat 10st was a valma~le piece of property. OLD BUSINESS O~d~ces (Mayor Joseph Zack) Mayor Zack referre~ to asking the City Attermey on August 16 whether changes had been made and then requested a further report f~em the City Attorney. N~. Moore imformed him that a~ estimate was givem im excess of $14,~00 and he has been attempting ~o see if there is any w~y to get the editing done. Apparently the largest cost is the primting cost. We do have a bid from the Municipal Code Corporation for $~4,000. We have gotten a report about weedimg out the bad sections. Mayor Zack explaimed how he thought it was time that the ~eu~cil takes action and Mr. Moore replied that he had mot fimalized ~he search. There is the possibility they ca~ get someone who specializes in this. Mayor Zack referred to this being talked about many times and stated Whe~ he brought this up in J~mary or February, the City Attormey said he could complete it i~ two weeks. Mr. Moore clarified that the re~iew has been completed, but the ~uestion is whether they want to pay the ~umicipal Code Corporatio~ the $14,000 to print the book. The report has been furnished with what they feel should he edited out. The bid was low since the review was d~ne. -10- MINUTES - ~EGULAR CtT~ COUNCIL N~.~TING OCTOBER 18, 1977 BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA Nfs. Jacksem stated she had meyer seen this report and Mayor Zack informed her it was on file im Mrs. Padgett's office. Padgett added that it could be paid ever two bu~et years. Padgett added that there are other code cempamies, but it would seem with thi~ compam~amimg dome the basic work, it womld he simpler. Mr. Kohl clarified that the basic research has already been dome. Mr. DeMarao made a motion, if the momey is a~ailable amd the figure is right, to proceed with t~is, se~n~e~ ~y Mrs. Jacksom. Umde~ discmssiom, Mayor Zack questioned the name of the firm amd Mrs. Pad,err informed him it was the M~ici- pal Code COoperation Mayor Zack them asked if the erdimances Im the charter are emforce~ a~.d Mr. Moore replied that they certaimly should he enforced. Mayor Zack asked who was responsible and Mr. Moore i~formed~him that basically the C~tyManage~, Mayor and them the City Ooumcil. Mayor Zack asked what actiom can he taken if am ordinance is mot enforced and Mr. Moore ex- plained how it was based om ~he factsef the sitmatio~. ~yer Zaek then read Chapter 1, Secti~m~, pertaiming to o~ the individual responsible for enfor¢inE and Mr. Moore replied that it certainly should, but i~ mus~ be a provem ~iolatiom~ Mayor Zaok stated that he mentione~ Ordimamce 241, Seotie~ Al6 and 17, and the ~ioe agreed this should he enforced, hmt he has had the-~ ~d and cammot find this statement. However, We knew this pa~t of the ordinance has net Beem enforced an~ i~ mp te the City Manager to see it is enforced. He ass.~me~ it ~ould Be en- Eorced, ~mt ~uderstemds that Mr. DoMarS* amd Mrs. Jacksom ¢~mtacted the City M~mager and instru~%ed him ~ot to emforce it. N~. DeMarco commente~ that it has:~ te~ years. ~or Back centinmed that in Back with the City Clerk, he understands that in 19~6 this ordinal~ce mmmt he enforced. Im reply, ~s. Jacksom read the following statement: "Mr. Mayor, it is toe bad you Brought this out about the cemetery ordins~uce. No one knew abomt this except those few -11- MINUTES - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BO~NTON BEACH, FLORIDA OCTOBER 18, 1977 who read the papers that Mr. deLong had written and had stashed away ia his 'private' papers which he turned over te the Depmty Chief of Police last December, tm that private file marked 'parade,. The reason it is too bad you hromght it up is because you did not see fit te look into the backgromnd of things that happened Iomg before you moved t~ Boyatom a few short years ago. If you had researched into this, you wemt~ have found out that there has been no Sexton since 19~6 amd yom womld hawe tried to fiad Gut the reasem. I remember wheRI - as a private ¢itizen - attemde~ a workshop im 196~ whem ~alter ~dsem was mayor. At o~e meetimg the them City Nanager ~ues- tioned whether it was legal ~or AN APROINTED BOARD to HIRE and right£~ll~d be the Coum¢il,s. ~mis was at a workshop, an4 at that time there was ne law abomt keeping mimm~es of w~rkskops. However, the facts speak for themselves Becamse there h~s be~m_~O~Sext~m Slace. that time - 11 years. T~ ~ing ~harges and : ~4os a~mt 'malfeasance' with- out kmowimgamythin~ ~mcke~ away ~or the police department am~ to the Comncil and asking questions, ~oSs~'~ Show go~d sense. I Era~t you it is in the ~r~imamce, hmS ~o are ma~y. o~her thimgs which are ~ tom t~e attem~iom of the Co~mcil and re : s~wer deposit (%here are some more em the ~he,or~imanc~ changed to comply with the 11 year old policy, ns~ea~ of h~rting i~noeent people with the cloud ~f 'malfea- sance'. ~hile speaking of the cemetery, I woul~ l~ke to remimd yom, Mayor Zack and CommcilmanStrnad, that last year yom were on the majority side, you attempted to float am $865,000 bon~ issue which womld have i~cluded a mausolemm. This was to be paid hy the taxpayers, i Yet now you are talk- ing 'malfeasance, an~'-~mmg why the cemetery-ordinances have beem ~ielate~. You were both a party last year im tryimg to cram the mamsoleum bend dow~ the th~a%s of the taxpayers em a 3 to 2 vote with no feasibility stm~y. The omly thing that sa~ed the taxpayers from having this forced cn them was a lawsuit and the electiom of three members to Council who over- turned the rmling. -12- MINUTES - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA OCTOBER 18, 1977 Mr. Mayer, you say you've done some 'soul searching,. I am sure real soul searching would have dictated you exami-e the Background and work from there, rather than listenimg te some o~ your friends and going by am unsigned memerandmm hidden awa~ in the parade folder. You say the fun~s should be used te pay expenses, from the cemetery fu~d and not the taxpayers. What about the tem- mis courts, swimmin~ peel, shuffleboard court, civic cemter dances, etc.? The people who use these pay a fee for the use, ye~ much of the money comes £rom taxes because none of these char~es ~re enough to he seti-sup~o~ting. Now I would like to ask the City Attermey a qmestien. Is it true that having~an appointed board hire a sextem amd set the Wages is delegatiug powers that should be the ~eum- cil,s?- Nr. Neore replied that he thinks we ruled en the interpreta- tiom of the ori~imal ordinance that expenditures of mome~ will met ~e delegated to the Board~ The Beard will h~_~dle income, ~ut canmot exercise any expenditures without appro- val of the City Com~cil. Mayor Zack clarified ~hat he did mot check the records, but ohtained all the informatiem from the City Clerk smd Mrs. Jackson agreed this was all the information in.the City Clerk's files. Mrs. Padgett clarified that the meeting re- ferred to by ~s. Jackeem was a meeting which Mrs. Jackse~ recalled. Mayor Zack stated that im Octo~er~ ~975, the Chairmam ef the Cemetery Board sent a letter te Mr. Kohl regarding memieS to open and close the graves amd om October ~9, ~974, M~. Kohl replied te M~. Hurford that mo money would he taken because of overtime. He thinks Mrs. Jacksem is insimuating that he brought this up because of Mr. DeLe~g, but he did rmng mt np oefere and ~tr. Kohl agree~ that Mayor Zaek brought it up last year. Mayer Zack stated that he ~h~ks this ordi- nance should be enforced, amended or rescinded. Mrs. Jackson moved te have the City Manager, City Attermey and Cemetery Boamd research this ~ud come back with a recom- mendatiom, as she feels it is long overdue. Mr. DeMarco seconded the m~tion amd added that he thinks it bears study- ing ~ud they shomld come up with a solution. Mm.vor Zack clarified that the question was whether to enforce it, make amendments or rescind it. ~s. Jackson them amended her motion to include whether to amend, revise, er repea~ the ordinance. Under discussion, Mr. Strnad stated that if this ordinance has been violated for 11 years, he would like te know where the City Clerk has -13- MINUTES - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA OCTOBER 18, 1977 ·eeu. The City Clerk is em the Cemetery Board amd why wasm't this brought te the Council's attentiom? Mrs. Jacksom vacil- lates and late orbit so much and~made the statement that leek imto things before makimg ae~msatioms, bat she made accusations .lw the paper. Mrs.~ Jacksem asked if he beliewed everytkimg im the paper amd Mr. Strnad replied: yes, especially w~em she puts it irate primt. Mr. Moore stated that dire~tiom was seeded whether the ceme- to~.ry operatiom is to be facility reader the ty ~y~ the general taxi, myers fu~d, ~e explaime~ how a~tuallY o~er ~rs, ~he City violate amy ordinamoe. He omly the people hut the Co,oil must de~i~e this. set perpetual cure fun~$ will be s~ ~ ~ds ex- pende~ from ~he gemer~ f~ ~. ~M~ee stated that if th~ w~ going ~e be ~one,~ all ~he ~e ~t~ed ~ ~ey ~e mo~ ~e~g eves. cemetery ~ p~t of ~he ~y. replied ~he~ w~ ne tempi- ceme ter~ ~ gested is lot, must he the taxpa~era ~a~cl f~om amd the Every~me C~ on cemeteries care. He The general public were ma~e~ His thimkimg is ~he~ee~te ~ fa~ a al~e for amd w~ ether M~rs. Jacksom referred $o ~ memtiom of ~aseball amd stated that peo~le ~o have to p~/ to use the ten~ls courts and ~ertai~l~ 4o mot take i~ e~n~ug.h memey te pay for them amd this is true swimm~mg pool. The cemetery is c~lled Boy~to~ ] thinks it has ~eeA considered a it should be looked into and see if it needs to be re~ieed or ameA~ed. Mayor Zack replied that the cemetery canmot be considered a park. Mr. DeMarce asked if there were special charges for citizens set mp semmdly to take ~care of the cemetery. MINUTES - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA OCTOBER 18, t 97? Mrs. Jackson clarified that her motiom was that this be turned over to the City Manager, City Attorney and Cemetery Beard to see whether this meeds te Be revised, amended er repealed. Mr. Moore stated that guidance was seeded and Mrs. Jackson replied that this must be ~-a~d e~t~. M~yor Zack added that they ¢omld net go far umless stipulated. Mrs. stated that it should be as much self-suDport- g~. Kohl statsd that he has to kmow some- t~mg. ~ow ia~mmch as we are working with money fram the ~emeter~ Board in or ~u~ cE the G~neral Fumdo Mayor Zack m~ey. ~r. Moore stated that e~ert actuary in£ermatie~ was vote e~ it m~less 'he sees a firs~ as he ~oes not wast this Mra, Jackson agreed this would ~e 'dane. Motion earried 4-0. I~westi~atiom of Christmas Parade Expemditmres (TaBled) f~ll CoUncil present to discuas this. ~ayor Back am~unced that this item would remain e~ the table. Fmrther Uorrections - Miamtes of Sept. 20, Page ~3 (~ice M~¥or Emil~ M. Jackson) Mrs. Jacksem referred to there bei~g one word wrong in the middle paragraph, line 6, and advised tha~ it should be Cemetery "Fu~d,' instead of Board. Disamss Mausoleum & Cemeter~ Board (Tabled) ~yor Zack suggested removing this from the table simce they have ~ead the minutes from the Cemetery Board. Mr. DeMarco mo~ed to take this off the table, seconded by Mrs. Jackson. Motion carried 4-0. Mayor Zack referred to a letter from the Cemetery Board stating they were not interested in putting the mausoleum on referendum. Mrs. Jackson moved not to put the mausoleum on referendum, seconded by Mr. DeMarco. No discussion. Motion carried 4-0. Consider Inter-Library Agreement Between the City and the Oit~ o£ West Palm Beaeh (Tabled) M~e. Jac~en moved to take this from the table, seconded by Mr. DeMarco. Motion car~ied4-O. MINUTES - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA OCTOBER 18, 1977 Mr. Kohl informed ~%he Council that at 9:00 A. M. on October 5, he spoke to M~s. Florence Biller, Director of the Palm Beach County Library System and she advised ~at there would be no conflict whatsoever with the agreements we have with other cities, Further, he is an receipt of the Library Bsard M~im- utes ~ated ~/28/77 in whmch the Board unanimously agreed ~e cipating in the County system and Mrs. Biller i~fermed him that on~c~0ber 11, ~he Board of few cities to Mrs. Jacksom clarified that enterin§ into this agreement would .be all right and Mr. Kohl replied a£f~wmatively. Naycr Eack ~clarified that they had ~uestioned whether we could work ~ackaud forth and Mr. Kohl replied that we can. Mrs. Jackson me, ed to sign the agreement with West Palm Beach, sesomded ~ Mr. DeMar¢o. No discussion. Motiem carried 4-0. Consider Receipt oi Correspondence from Associated Landscape Contractors (Tabled) Mrs. Jackso~ moved to take this from the table, seconded by Mr. DeMarco. Motion carried 4-0. Mayor Zack stated that he studied the letter ~nd persomally feels we are stepping ~ut of bounds by hiring a concern when we have ~onfidenee in the Cemmmnity Appearan=e Board. If help is needed, he th~ks the Community Appearance Board shoul4 request it. Mr. DeMarce suggested turning it over to the Community Appearane~ Board. Mms. Jackson stated that these people want money. Mr. Kohl referred to their letter stating they would meet with us regarding the service Boyntca Beach would need. Mrs. Jackson moved to delete this, seconded by ~r. De~.~rco.M No discussion. Motion carried 4-0. Nr. Strnad referred to the beautificatlem of the City and requested the Council to ask the City Manager to get with the Police Department to find out what is being done about trees and median strips which have beem damaged. Are the people being charged who did the damage and they are not ~eing replaced or what? Mr. Kohl replied that he certainly would look into it. He does know they collected from an imsurance compar~V for one tree knocked down, but will check into the entire matter. Mm~or Zaek then asked if there was any possibility of doing any landscapiag on the west side of E6~eral Highway at the -16- MINUTES - REG~ CITY COUNCIL MEEtinG BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA OCTOBER 18, 1977 north end ~d'Nr. Kohl replied that the railroad has semta letter to the City that they would like to beautify it, but at omr cost. Mayer Zack tol~ a~em~ Palm Beach J~er College' having trees donated from a mmrser2. Mr. DeMarce referred ~o the aenditiom of the sig~ at the morth end amd suggested also replacing that. M~yor Eack requeSted Mr. Kohl to check on the trees. BUS INESS Spot, at ~ee~i~s - . Mayor Joseph F. Zack Mayor Zaek rea~ the ordimance regarding special meetings and explaime~ that he brough~ this up as he ~thi~ks the Oeuacil sheu!d go on record regarding a time limit im catlimg special meetings. He tel~ a~eut the surroumdimg cities ha~ing a time requirement from ]2 to 24 ho~rs. He k~ews the press is ~oti- fled, ~ut thinks 2~ te 3~ hours shoul~ ~e required se a notice can be put im the paper aud on the deer. Ne thinks we should he £air to the pm~ti¢. He suggests some s~rt ef actiom be taken regarding a time limit requirement for cal~g special meetimgs. F~rs. Jaekse~ me, ed to have at least 24 hours notice ena special meeting except in emergencies, secemded by Mr. DeN~rco. Umder discussiom~, Mr. DeMarco questione~ whether it ¢omld be printed im the paper i~ 24 hours and Mmyer Zack replied tha~ it could ~e i~ 30 he~s. Mayor Zack asked if am ordinance was required and Mr. Moore replied that he cautions the Coun- cil against takir~ ~his action. He explai~e~ how there comld he a questiem o£ legality ia the ease of emergency and the procedure mot allowing ~t without 24homrs motice. Mrs. Jackson referred to it being allowed in the case of am emer- gency a~d Mr. Moore questioned just what was am emergency? Mr. De~&~rce referred to mot having violated this previomsly and N~yor Zack stated he thought we s~omld go on record for 24 ho~urs no%ice. ~. Moore suggested that it cemld he left as an informal polic~. Hms. ~acks~n s~ggested that it coul~ he adopted at the hegimn~ug of every year as policy, the same as Ro~erts Rules of Order~ M~s. Jackson then withdrew her motion and Mr. DeMarco withdre~ his second. Mrs. Jackson moved to have it the peticy ef ~he City Council Council and Mrs. Jackson ~reed and included this in her motiom. Motiom carried~O. Discass Repeal of Various Sectiomm of the Code - Re: City Prosecutor - ~ice Ma~or Emily M. Jackson M~s. Jackson reqnested this to be strickem from the agenda. -17- MINUTES - REGU .LAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA OCTOBER 18, 1977 ~eview Bection 8 of the Code - Re: Elections - Vice M~yor Jacksom Mr. Moore stated that this has te ~ewith the canvassing ef ~the ~allots ~d R will be taken into consider- ation revision ef the co~e. However, be then. He thimks it states the will ~otes ~nd thinks that is impossible. He Clerk handle thisduty.~ Mr. DeMarco ma~e a motion to have the City Clerk handle this, seconded ~Mrs~ Jacksom. No discussion. Motion carried 4-0. s. edes any local ordinances. Mrs. Padgett asked if an expres- smen was neede~ from the Council stating they want te adept the State election cod~ and M~. Moore replied that he thinks it is amtomatic. Mrs. Padgett state~ that we have no~ adopted it. Mrs. Jackson stated there were por~i~s of the election that she continues to register all the time, hut they~ are placed in the b.~o~ according te our erdina~ce~ Mr. Noore then asked if the Council motion actie~ would he sufficient iu tallY~mg the matter and Mrs. Padgett replied that she thought it woul~ be. Attormey te Research Powers of the Mayor - Re: Police & Fire ~ce Ma~or Emit~ M. Jackson .Mrs. Jackson stated that before the Civil Service rules, the Mayor was in charse of the Police Department and Fire Depart- ment, but since th~n it has been. customary that the Mayo~ is the next meeting. Mayor Zack read_Section 5~, the Duties and Powers of the Mayor, and stated this is part of the charter. .Mrs. Jackson clarified that she was requesting an interpretation. She a~ded that ~ery few mayors have ever done this because it has been taken care of by the City Manager, but this is. in conflict. Mayor Zack replied that if it is in conflict, it woul~ have to go back ~c referendum. Mr. Moore stated that he thinks itwill be worked out with the revisio~ and referred te other sections ~eovering the M~ysr's authority. -18- MINUTES - REGULAR CITY OOUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACh, FLORIDA OCTOBER 18, 1977 Mrs. Jackson clarified that she was just asking for a written opinion from Mr. Moore at the next meeting~ Mr. Moore stated that he would like te wait ~mtil after the electieR amd Mayor Zaek agreed this wonld be all right. Federal Revenme Sharin$ - M~¥or Joseph F. Zack Mayor Zack referred to Being given a budget at the preseRt time of a total of $349,000 with interest. He referred attending the Mumieipal League meeting and the suggestio~ 11/1/77 *for her gu/dance next year. increase. His is te make applicatiom amd co,tact to see whether they are imterestedi~ ~r..Eohl added that he was quite smre there woul~ be an increase as ~e are getting paid em only 32,000 residents. Mrs. Jackson moved to follow the suggestio~ on the census and co~tact other cities and find out whether they are will- ing to ge in with ms. M~. Kohl aske~ if it would be all right if he contacts the cities and motifies the Couacil im writing~and thea requests approval for the procedure and Mayor Zack clarified that the metier womld give him the authority ~ad if he finds other cities, fire. Mr. DeMarco secomde4 the motiom. No discussion. Motiem carried ~-0. Rec~ogmition of Rick RhodeR, Pitcher for the Los Angeles Dodgers, ~977 National League Champions - Vice Mmyor JacksoR Mm. DeMarco told about Rick Rhodem playing Little League ball in Boynten Beach amd added that his father and mmcle work for the Fire Department. He was an inspiratiom to mamy im Boynton Beach. There is a good chance if they win tonight, Rick Rhodem will pitch tomorrow might. Mr. De,arco then made a motion te send a wire encemraging Rick RhodeR; that the City of Boynton Beach 2ecegmimes Rick Rhodem. He added that if it is sent to the network, he thimks it can be read dnring the game. Mayor Zack agree~ this was ~ery deserving due to the fact he is a hometown hey. He is the only ems from Boyntom Beach who made the majors and he has a~ amazing rec~r~. Mrs. Jackson seconded the metier and told about going through places where there is a sig~ am- mounci~g that the city is the home of a certain persom amd she thinks it would Be mice to have smch asiga at the en- trance of the City. Mr. DeF~rco clarifie~ that if the game is Dlayed tomorrow, he requests that a telegram he sent; however~ if the series ms over tommght, he would sugEest a letter. Motion carried ~-0. -19- MINUTES - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYETON BEACH, FLORIDA OCTOBER 18, 19~? Mrs. Jackson then made a motion to have a sign at each entrsmce of the City stating: "Home of Rick Rhodem, Los Angeles Dodgers", seconded by N~. DeMarce. No discussion. Motion carried ~-0. Mr. 8trnad added that as long as M~. Kohl is writing letters, he thinks it would be nice for the Council to express a speedy recovery to Dawid Roberts, who is gravely ill in Bethesda Hospital° There was discussion abomt the seriousness ef his ADMINISTRATIVE Consider Resolution Endorsing Proposal to Permit Co,ties to be DiHtde~Imto School Districts Nr. Kohl referred to a resolution being forwarded from Boca Rate~ and Mayor Zack clarified this was in regards to split- ting the ¢o~y im two with Delray Beach, Boynton Beach and Boca Ratom and the smaller m~micipalities im the area to he one oot~t~. M~. DeMarce stated he was against it and made a motion te reject this resolution and the school district also. Mrs. · ackson seconded the motion. No discussion. M~tion carried ~-O. COnsider Agreement ~etween Oity & Palm Beach Cowry School Board Mr. Kohl informed the Council that this is the one we have spent $4~000 for every year for a contribution toward the contract salary of the Community School Coordinator amd available for supplies, equipment, parttime personnel ser- vices and other similar uses in the community school program with specific approval, in writing, of the school principal. He added that it was included im the bmdget. ~s. Jackson moved to have this agreement signed by the pro- per a~thorities, seconded by M~. DeMarco. No disc~ssion. Motion carried ~-O. Mayor Zack stated that along this same line, he was contacted hy Oouncilmsm Caldwell that a school ~oard meeting was held about a week ago, ~ut we were not invited. He told about m~k~ng contact with the school representatives a~d explained that e~en thongh we would not contribute finam¢ially to the new school, we would like to ~e invited to the meetings. He was informed they would follow through and send the corres- pondence to Cou~cilmam Oaldwell. He then explained how the per~ormimg arts would be built with support from the various parts of the Comity. -20- MINUTE~ - REGULAR CITY C0~NCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA OCTOBER 18, 1977 Consider Site Development Plans for Utility/Office Bmilding Applicant: Chelsea Pickett Associates Mr. Kohl Council that the Plamning & Zoning at approved, subject to providing a sidew~l~ and submitting paving and drainage plans with elevations. The motion to a~pre~e was made by Mr.. Arena smd seconded b~ _Mr. Lambert. Nay he have Council,s wishes on this matter please. Mr. DeMarco moved to approve this plan with ~he stipulatioms of pro~iding a sidewalk an~ submitting pavingand d~ainage plans With elevations. MrS. Jackson secen~e~ the motion. ~e aiscussion. Motion carried 4-0. Consider Site Development Plans for Warehouse - James & Jane Crook Mr. Kohl informed the Council that the Plazm/ng & Zoning ~oard at their regular meeting of October 11, 1977, unani- mously recommended the site development plans for a ware- house on Lot 39, Boynton Industrial Park Subdivision, 400 West Industrial ~venue, submitted by J. and J. Creek be approved. The motion to approve was made by Mm. Lambert and seomded by ~. Winter. May he have ~ouncil,s wishes on this matter please. Jackson moved to grant approval, seconded by Mm. De~m~rco. No discussion. Motion carrie~4-O. Transfer of License - Change of Ownership - Yellow Cab Co. ~m. Kohl requested this to be tabled inasmuch as Mr. Miller called him requesting it te be tabled and also Mrs. Gray~ called. Mrs. Jackson moved to t~ole this, seconded by Mr. DeMarce. Motion carried ~-O. Consider Appointment to Cemetery Bo~md to Replace Mrs. Frances ~a~Devender~ Decease~ Mrs. Jackson referred to receiving a letter from Mr. Eurford recommending that Mr. Donal~ Sloan ~e appointed and moved to appoint Mr. Donald Slea~. Mr. DeMarco seconded the 'motion. No discussion. Motion carried 4-0. Receipt of Resignatiou - Mr. Aaron Brodsky - Community Rela- tions Board ~s. Jackson moved to accept the resignation of Mr. Aaron Brodsky, seconded by Mr. De~rco. No discussion. Motion carried 4-0. -2 l- MINUTES - REGULAR CITY COUNOIL MEETING BOYETON BEACH, FLORIDA OCTOBER 18, 1977 Mayor Zack asked if they wanted to appoint a replacement for Mr. Brodsky and Mrs. Jackson suggested possibly doing this at the ~pe¢ial Meetimg en Thmrs~y, Nayor Zack replied that he did mot a~nounee this on the agenda for the Special Meeting and suggests leaving it go mmtil the next meet~Lug. List of Payments for September Mrs. Jack, on moved to accept the list of payments for Septem- ber and attach to the mimmtes, seconded by Mr. DeMarco... water aud how mamy more will there he am~ Mr. Kohl replied ~here would not be too maw. Motio~ carried Approval of Bills Mr. Kohl read the following bills for approval: International Business Machines Corp. $ ~,029.00 Computer rental for October 1977 Pay from budgeted funds 001-133-510-02.21 2. Allied Chlorine & Chemical Products~ Inc. 3,370.15 Chlorine for Water Treatment & Wastewater Treatment Plants Pay from budgeted funds 030-811.63 - $2~175.00 030-822.63 $1,198.'15 3. Pablix Market 186.23 ~als for needy and infirmed Pay from Encumbered Funds 020-50? Ordinance #73-15, passed 5/]5/73 4. J. Williams Pum2 Service 1,987.42 Dem~g pump for $3 well Pay from budgeted lands 030-810.35 5. Frenm Enterprises~ Inc. 10,250.00 Emergency pumping of Lift Statibn - N.E. 22nd Avenue im conJection with sewer mai~ ~reak Pay from W ~ S ~evenue Fmnd 030-820.39 ~et Board in the pro~isio~ of Comm~mity Schools im Boynton Beac~ Pay from budgeted f~ds 001-621-560-02.99 4,000.O0 I~dustrial Refuse Sales D~mpsters for Sa~itatiom Department Pay from Federal Revenue Sharing Fund O2O-82? 6,880.00 -22- MIE"JTES - ~EGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETIN~ BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA OCTOBER 18, 1977 Crabtree Construction Est. #6 $ 9,481.23 Woolb~right Road utility relocatiom Pay from Utility General Fund 401-000-169.01-00 Contract dated 2/15/77 9o Keatts Service 2,256.75 Pay from Federal Revenme Sharing Fund 020-83 ~ .02 Allen 72,027.00 PaY from budgeted funds O01-801-570-08.6 $43,936 401-801-570-08.~ -- Mr. Kohl stated that the bills described have been approved and verified by the department heads involved; checked and approved for payment By the Fiman¢~ Department; fun~$ are available in their respective budgets. He therefore recom- mends payment of these bills. Mayor gack asked if Item 4 wa~ the emergency item a~d Mr. Kohl replied: no, the emergency item is ~5. He added that this is just part of it an~ not the total cost. This was j~st for pumping the sewage into the trucks~for about four days, 24 hours per ~ay. ~s. Jaokson asked if the liability insurance was quite a bit higheraand Mr. Kohl replied that it has gone mp, but not as much as last year. Mrs. Jackson moved to pay the bills, seconded by Mr. DeMarco. ~o discussion. Motion carried 4-0. Resolmtiom No. ?~-BBB Mr. Kohl requested the Council to delete Alma Cook from Resolution No. 7?-BBB and explained that this was to coin- cide the resolution with the grant application, t&rs. Jackson so mo~ed, seconded by Mr. DeMarco. No discussion. Motion carried 4-0. OTHER F~yor Zack announced that at the Special Meeting, the minutes of the l~a~lic Hearimg shoul~also he approved and he requested this to be added to the agenda. ADJOURNMENT Mrs. Jackson moved to adjourn, seconded by Mr. DeMarco. Notion carried 4-0 and the meeting was properly adjourned at 9:30 P. M. -23- MINUTES - REGU ,LAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA OCTOB~R 1 8, 1977 CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA ? '~ Coumcil Member il Member ATTEST: ~ C' ty' Clerk Recording Secretary (T~o Tapes) -24- CITY BOYNTON BEACH O c~obe~ i3~ Joseph F. Zack~ IVfayor and Members of City Council City Hall Boynton Beach, Florida 33435 Re: Goldberg Properly - Inlet Village Dear tVIayor Zack: ~s you recall, the City rebeived a demand to proceed with urchas ' ~ P e of above property on ~VIarch I1 from attorneys for Owners. A copy was furnished to Council al thai ~ime and the mat~er was referred to me to handle. You will further recall thai the Cily Council had previously determined not to proceed with put:chase u~il such time as the mai%er was approved by the voters at a referendum election, It was my opinion thai the eon~racir was voidable based upon the provision of Chapter 112 o£ Florida Statues and I accordingly requesled an opinion from the Florida Commission on Ethics to substansiate n~y view, A copy of. my letter to Dubbin, my letter to Elhics Commissia%and their response is enclosed for your information. I have on even date obtained a copy of recorded Dee(t verifying the sale of the properly' to an independant third party for a total consideration of $240~ 000. 00 which would appear to conclude the Cily's involvement ir~ this conlroversy, CITY A TTOR]~y -,'nc [osures cc: Frank Kohl. City Manager GM/jg LIST OF PA..Wiv~g~S Septe~oer, 1977 Payments made September i!~ September 2~ September 6, September 7~ September September 9~ September I2~ September 13, September I4, September 15~ September 16, September 19, September 20, September September 22, September 23~ September 26, September 27, September 28, S ep~f~er~~ 29, September 30, in September by date: 1977 ............................................... . $ 1977 ................. 1977 ................ 1977 ................ 1977 ................ 1977 ................ 1977 ................ 4,138.90 .............................. 96,809.29 .............................. 28,968.64 .............................. 10,170.54 .............................. 104,099.17 .............................. 89,419.25 ............................. 28,920.10 1977 .............................. 1977 .............................................. 1977 1977 .......................................... 1977 .............................................. 1977 ............................................... 1977 ............................................... 1977 ............................................... t977 ............................................... 1977 ............................................... 1977 ............................................... 1977 ............................................... 1977 ............................................... 1977 ................................................ 4,759.90 14,719.60 68,156o89 91,884.52 6,423.56 157,140.33 49,600.54 3,512.59 102,752.85 3,!79~34 107,237.66 -5,630.97 123,432.08 233,667.47 $1,334,624.19 Payments made in September by fund: General Fund $ Water & Sewer Revenue Fund ....................................... S~x~er & Water DepOsit ~nd Utility General Fund ............................................ Federal Revenue Sharing Fund .................................... Operating Capital improvement Fund Retirement T~ast ~ l~funicipal Police Retirement Fund ............................... ~_~eman = Relief & Pension ~ ~nd ........................ Publicity Fund Boynton Beach Memorial~Pa~k~. Fund............. ................... . Federal Public Works Employment Fund ............................. 777~964.35 404,399.71 2,190.95 45~515.70 54,409.78 2,396~52 11,455.67 1,974.39 389.71 1,252.94 2,276.84 30~397.63 $1,334,624.19 September 1, 1977 MATER ANq) SEWER I{EVENUE FU~ 04110 04111 04112 04113 04114 04115 04116 Clement Piragnoli Replaces ch. ~04012 William Do Shrewsbury Caroline A. Court Annie Smith Edward Levick Stephen H. Setter Frank Hogan R~TIREMEh~f TRUST FULYD 1637 Rena Carrier 1638 Frank Johnson 1639 Olive Wallace 1640 Woodrow Eutsay 1641 Eleanor Puffer 1642 ~. T. Welch 1643 Ada Shook 1644 Muriel Co Holzman 1645 Constance Baish 1646 i?~ E. Shho~r 1647 Mildred A. Zwart 1648 John Schneider 1649 Kato Williams 1650 Fram~ Bednarik 1651 George A. Johnson ~wfHNICIPAL POLICE itETIREMEN~ FU~ 0108 Edward Sullivan FiEEMANS RELIEF PENSION ~JND 0194 J~n M. Tuite 0195 Harold Herring 0196 Ken Snow 0197 Norman Lolatte GP~5~ TOTAL $4,138.90 September 2, 1977 GE~RAL ~JN~ 21795 2%796 21797 21798 21799 21800 to 21802 Howard Mallory Charles Brock Sharon Randolph Velva Sheen City of Boynton Beach - Water Department See August 31 See August 31 See August 31 SDO NOT POST 25O.00 250.OO 250.00 250.00 250.00 110.00 $ 1,360.00 $ 63.23 88.75 168.90 55.64 91.28 82.65 202.21 164.46 53.79 253.66 77.13 133.20 365o91 305.62 88.66 $ 2,195.09 $ !94.10 $ 91.50 30.34 225.41 42.46 S 389.71 200.00 2O0.OO 27.89 124.06 8,736.35 Page 1 Septam'oer 2, 1977 GE~'Ei~AL Fh~N~D (continued) 21803 Anthony Albury $ 230.30 21804 Ellis McAroy 579.12 21805 Void 21806 Carl R. Dix6n 234.19 21807 Noah E. Ruddleston 226.35 21808 Hugh Jo Kennedy 141.62 21809 David T. Galloway 140.15 21810 Joe L. Owens 403.54 21811 Robert J. Shaw 254.84 21812 Obe Butler 596.72 21813 Lonnie B. Sullivan 256.00 21814 City of Bok-aton Beach - Payroll Funds 38,782.77 21815 City of Boynton Beach - Municipal Police Pension Fund 895.71 21816 City of Boynton Beach - Firemen's Relief & Pension 569.93 21817 City of Boynton Beach - Retirement Trust Fund 2,125.37 21818 Boynton Beach Federal Credit Union 6,397.57 21819 First Bank & Trust I0~255.27 $ 71,377.75 WATER A~iD SEWER P~VEi/ro~ FOA~ 04117 Perry A. Cessna $$ 99.40 04118 Graybar Electric Co. 221.81 04119 Underground Supply Co. 4,024.69 04120 B & M Sales 1,116o26 04121 City of Boynton Beach - Water Department 3,307.55 04122 Henry Parpard 250.00 04123 David Peach 250.00 04124 Treva Priebe 250.00 04125 Dorothy Priebe 250.00 04126 Marcia Rill 250.00 04127 C.M. Rocky 250.00 04128 John D. Williams 70.00 04139 See September 6 04130 City of Boynton Beach - Payroll Funds 14,988.83 $ 25~328.54 FEDERAL RE~_N-OE SHARING FUI~ 594 Isiah Andrews $ 55.00 595 Willie Ruth ~McGrady 48.00 TOTAL 896,809.29 September 6, 1977 GENERAL F'0/~ $ !03.00 21820 City of Boynton Beach - Petty Cash $$ 21.50 21821 City of Boynton Beach - Water Hydrant Service 4,075.00 2182~ Manufacturers Life Insurance Co. 572.34 21823 Superintendent of Documents 43.50 21824 Southern Paper Co. 341.61 21825 Void Page 2 September 6, 1977 GEI~RAL FO~VD (continued) 21826 Velva Sheen $ 232.76 21827 Superintendent of Documents 34.75 21828 Macmillan Publishing Co. 5.56 21829 Carol or Abe Wagmer 16.00 21830 Record Shack of Atlanta 171.88 21831 U.S. Postmaster 100.00 21832 Air Control 100.00 21833 Charles E. Waldner, M. Ho 72.00 21834 Commercial Record 60.00 21835 Kopy King Printing Center 472.00 21836 Collins Signs 72.00 21837 Karen Okenica 36.00 21838 Maria Fenesy 16.00 21839 Dorothy Walker 16.00 21840 Jackie Walter 16.00 21841 Jane Patrick 16.00 21842 Freida Kates 16.00 21843 I~ry Hinm 26°39 21844 Ken Forbes 16.00 21845 Eileen Nevad 16.00 21846 Ann Tabano 16.00 21847 Gail Raasch 16.00 21848 McPherson~s Office Machines 17.50 21849 Whitt MacD~eI1 174o00 $ 6,788.79 WATER Alq~ SE~R RE%~ FUND 04129 City of Boynton Beach ~ Petty Cash $ 3.95 04130 See Septe~oer 2 - 04131 Manufacturers Life Insurance 21.24 04132 Badger Meter 988.00 04133 Joseph Fo Case 250.00 04134 Howard Mallory 500.00 04135 Paul L. Lowry 250.00 04136 William F. or Orpha J. Wingier 250.00 04137 Anthony Novak 250.00 0~138 Mrs. Ruth Wallace 250.00 04139 Marie Papendick 250.00 04140 Florence Francois 04141 Joseph Hart 250.00 04142 Void 04143 J.J. Hart 250°00 04144 Arthur Knight 250Q00 @4145 Orazio Patriani 500.00 04146 K.C. Freligh 250.00 04!47 Mrs~ Frank Clifton 250.00 04148 Norris T. Saltsman 250.00 ~4149 William Sjoman 250.00 04150 John Schneider 250°00 04151 Go. Hoffmann 250.00 ~4152 F. Klettlim~er 250.00 04153 Charles H. Sipple 250.00 04t54 Gerardo Ladalardo 250.00 $ 6,763.19 Page 3 September 6, 1977 (continued) UTILITY GEneRAL FUh~) 459 City of Boston Beach - Administrative Charges GR_Ah~ TOTAL $28,968.64 Saote~oer 7, 1977 GES~ltAL ~-~N~ 21850 21851 21852 21853 21854 21855 21856 21857 21858 21859 21860 Lamer Uniforms Treck Photographic Engel's Uniforms East Coast Fire Equip. Cain Fe~d & Supply German Paving Jack's Camera Center Seacrest Veterinary Center Superintendent of ~ocuments Boynton Gun & Lock Boynton Beach Fire Dept, WATER 04155 04156 04157 04158 04159 04160 04161 04162 04163 04164 04165 04166 04167 04168 04169 04170 04171 04172 04173 04174 04175 04176 04177 AND SEWER REVEIq'o~ ~o~ Lamar Uniforms Davis Meter & Supply Four Steel Corp~ Ashland Chemical Co. Ceorg~ Thompson George V. Daue~eimer Sari!la Brandt ~uick August Lorencz Elsie M~ Miller ~s. Robert Cole F. D. Fecitt C~ Wuytack Cindy Weeks Francis Gliveri Louis Samarotto Col. W. No Durham Theron Might Anne A. Conant Marie Amplo George Kuntmman Joseph Sheller Francis Sharp Clyde B. McElroy FEDER~L 596 FEDERAL 0537 REVEh~UE SFtARING ~O~-D Publix Market i~dBLIC WORKS EIW~LOYMEhWf Grolier Education Corp. $ $ I5~416.66 288,32 73.58 55174 23?.00 111.82 I00.00 297.81 37.50 8.50 893°76 197.80 2,301.83 362.11 586.10 554,40 532~40 250.00 250.00 250.00 250.00 250.00 250.00 250.00 250.00 160.00 250.00 250.00~ 250.00 250.00 250.00 200.00 250°00 250~00 250.00 200.00 $ 6,595.01 $ 137.10 $ 229.00 Page 4 September 7, 1977 (continued) ~ffBLICITY FUI,~ 1702 Greater Boynton Beach Chamber of Commerce 600°O0 265~60 42.00 307.60 UaI=ITY GE.NERAL I~J~ND 460 Russell & Axon 461 Testing Lab of the Palm Beaches BOYNTON BEACH MEMORL~L PARK FU~-D 1701 Void GRAND TOTAL 810,170.54 September 8, 1977 GE~RAL ~JND 21861 21862 21863 21864 21865 21866 21867 21868 21869 City of Boynton Beach - Petty Cash Big Chief Rubin Construction The Microfilm Center Void Carpenter, May & Bremer Ray Allen Insurance Big Cheif~ Inc.. Florida Power & Light 8 10.30 1~726.00 1,561.90 1,775.61 699.00 1,538o00 200.00 24,391.67 31,902.48 WA-~R 04178 04179 04180 04181 04182 04183 04184 04185 04186 04187 04188 04189 04190 04191 04192 04193 04194 04195 04196 04197 04198 AND SEWUER P~VEI~JE Dorothy Schwebke Betty Ann Cannon William Mattson Haz~! Stallman City of Boynton Beach - Petty Cash Raymond A. Flook Royal Bridges Frances Herzog Orta R. Po~lman M. J. & Jeanne Knabe Eugene Ruffolo Margie Dodge Ira 8teberl George C. Medler Pennwatt Corp. Nalco ~hemica! COo Underground Supply Carpenter, Mmy & Bremer Pennwalt Corp. Ray Allen Insurance Florida Power & Light 160.00 250.00 250.00 250.00 20.99 250.00 250.00 500.00 250.00 250.00 250.00 250.00 250.00 250.00 2,576.14 !1,352.88 1,582.05 1~270.00 2,544.89 648.00 2~068.07 34,473.02 P%~LICITY ~N~ 1703 Florida Power & Light S 4.22 $ 227.65 B~YNTON BEACJ MEI~ORIAL pA_P/< FUND 1704 Florida Power & Light Page 5 September 8, 1977 (continued) FEDERAL ~JBLIC WO_RF, S EMPLOYMENT 0538 Aerial & Hydraulic Equipment UTILITY GES~_RAL FUA~ 462 Russell & Axon FEDERAL REVEBT[~~ SMARING FUND 597 Willie Ruth McGrady 598 tsiah Andrews GRAND TOTAL $104,099.17 September 9, 1977 GENERAL 21870 21871 21872 21873 21874 21875 21876 21877 21878 21879 21880 21881 21882 Dorothy Mock Peter H. Versen Richard Gift Dolsey's Marine Se~¢ice City of Boynton Beach - Payroll Funds City of Boynton Beach - Police Pension Fund City of Boynton Beach - Firemen's Relief & Pension City of Boynton Beach - Boynton Beach Retirem~mt Trust Void Boynton Beach Federal Credit Union Grand Union First Bank & Trust Lin-Bar Construction WATER 04199 04200 04201 04202 04203 04204 04205 04206 O42O7 AA~ SEWER REX~A%~ FUND City of Boynton Beach C. Earl Ranson R. H. Titman Glen Guthrie Joseph Elmauer Alcide J. Boucher C. J. Wolf Clayton Fisher M. Hertz Pa}~oil Funds SE~R 02128 02129 02130 02131 02132 02133 0213A 02135 02136 02137 02138 02139 02140 ARB WATER DEPOSIT City of Boynton City of Boynton Eohn ~qite City of Bo}~aton City of Boynton City of Boynton City of Boynton City of Boynton City of Boynton City of Boynton City of Boynnon Joe Benitez City of Boynton Beach - Willie Lee Butlsr Beach - John ~ite Beach - Onety A!britton Beach - Lonnie Williams Beach - Richard Nelson Beach - Carl ~olson Beach - R. L. Aikens Beach - Galvin Davis Beach - James Sisco Beach - Joe Benitez Beach - Delores Daugherty $ 25~t32.50 $ 12,276.90 $ 38.40 44.00 $ 82.40 134.97 251.40 132.42 47,575.87 1,056.12 684.63 2,246.42 6,427.57 200.00 12,220.83 300.00 71,23~.23 15,803.02 250.00 250.00 250.00 250.00 250.00 250.00 250~00 250.00 !7,803,02 7.50 3.50 4.00 7.50 15.00 15,00 7.~0 15.00 7.50 t5.00 I1.30 3,70 7.50 Page 6 September 9, 1977 SEWER AND WATER DEPOSIT F~JkrD (continued) 02141 02142 02143 02144 02145 02146 02147 02148 02149 02150 02151 02152 02153 02154 02155 02156 02157 02158 02159 92160 02161 02162 02163 02164 City of Boynton Beach - By-Lux Dev. Corp. By-LuxD~v. Corp City of Bos~aton Beach - C. Butchart City of Boynton Beach - Boynton Service Corp. Boynton Service Corp. City of Boynton Beach - Jane Farwell Mrs. Jane Farwei1 Ed Linneman City of Boynton Beach - Steven Do Parson Steven D. Parson J. A. S. Bldrs. City of Boynton Beach - J. J. Bart City of Boynton Beach - Per~v Construction City of Boynton Beach - Jack Norman City of Boynton Beach - Fra~< Carter City of Boynton Beach - William Grapentine William Grapentine City of Boynton Beach - Charles F. O'Bara Joseph C. Laffarty Replaces ch. ~13739 Charles F. O'Hara City of Boynton Beach - James Geravasio James Geravasio City of Boynton Beach - Jack Clarke Jack Clarke GRAND TOTAL $89~419.25 September 12, 1977 GE~RAL 2188~ 2188& 21885 21886 21887 21888 21889 21890 21891 21892 . B. MacDermo~t ,. , Eva Raymond Veva D. Armbruster Olyve E. Schooley Charles Godfrey Betty Garriga Blue Cross of Florida Dudley F~. Barlo~ City of Boynton Beach - Sewer & Water Deposit Fund City of Boynton Beach - Water & Sewer Rev~ue Fund WATER 04208 04209 04210 04211 04212 04213 04214 04215 AND SEWER P~VE~TU~ ~!~ Biltmore Bldg. Co. Blue Cross of Florida Donald Lankin Ernest McCrae J. Bo Radcliffe James R. Warble Michael Yandrasevich ~rion Watson $ 8.40 6.60 7.50 12.85 52.I5 2.80 12.20 15.00 2.80 4.70 15,00 15.00 15.00 15.00 15.00 7.80 7.20 4.20 DO N~ POST t~080 2.80 ~2.20 2.10 12.90 $ 380.00 30.00 10.00 i0.00 30.00 30.00 14,456.10 200.00 420.00 10,252.13 $25,538.23 12.00 1,479.87 250.00 250.00 250.00 250.00 250.00 175.00 2,916.87 Page 7 September 12, 1977 (continued) 'S~ERA~D WATER DEPOSITYFUN~ 02165 02166 02167 02168 02169 02170 02171 02172 02173 02174 02175 02176 02177 02178 02179 02180 02181 02182 02183 02184 02185 02186 02187 02188 02189 02190 02191 02192 02193 02194 02195 02196 02197 02198 02199 02200 02201 02202 02203 02204 02205 02206 02207 02208 02209 02210 02211 02212 02213 02214 City of Boyaton Beach - Terrance Murphy $ 4.20 Terrence Murphy 10.80 City of Boynnon Beach - Boca Raton Fed. Say. & Loan 11.50 Boca Retort Federal Savings & Loan 3.50 City of Boynton Beach - Boca Retort Fed. Say. & Loan 15000 City of Boynton Beach - Boca Raton Fed. Say. & L~an 15o00 City of Boynton Beach - Boca Retort Fed. Say. & Loam 11.1~ Boca Retort Federal Savings & Loan 3.85 City of Boynton Beach - Boas Retort Fed. Savi & Loan 15.00 City of Boyntom Beach - Boca Retort Fed. Say. & Loan 15.00 City of Boynton Beach - Boca Raton Fed. Say. & Loan 15.00 City of Boynton Beach - Frank DeClerck 55~0 Frank DeClerck 1.90 City of Boynton Beach - Robert A. Phillips 2.80 Robert A. Phillips 4.70 City of Boynton Beach - R. W. Fleming 2.80 R. W. Fleming 4.70 City of Boynton Beach - Edward Herder 7.50 City of Boynton Beach - Prance American Bldr's 30.00 City of Boynton Beach - Leu Samyn 15.00 City of Boynton Beach - Howard S. Marshall 3.50 Ho%~ard Marshall 11.50 City of Boynton Beach Luis Morales 2.80 Luis Morales 12.20 City of Boynton Beach - Fahmi ~. Abraham 2.80 Fehmi M. Abraham 4.70 City of Boy~ton Beach - Robert Sidell 7.50 City of Boynton Beach - Joseph Landino 2°80 Joseph Landino 4.70 City of Boynton Beach - Melvin Barker 7.50 City of Boynton Beach - ~orman Dickaon 7.50 City offBoynton Beach - Fatricia ScafDoro 30.00 City of Boynton Beach Co Walton Cook 4.90 C. Walton Cook 25.10 Bil~more Bldg. Co. 15.00 City of Boynton Beach - John Clark 7.50 City of Boynton Beach - Edythe H. Bolts 2.80 Edythe H. Bolts 4.70 Teresa H. Voh!ere 7.50 City of BoyUton Beach - George Webb 2.80 George Webb 4.70 City of Boynton Beach - Evelyn Bloomfield 7.50 City of Boynton Beach - Katherine Niland 2.80 i~.therine Nitand 4.70 City of Boynton Beach - Ids Mse Wynn 15.00 City of Boynton Beach - Harold Atkineon 2.80 Harold Atkinson 4.70 City of Boynton Beach - Joeeoh Harte 2.80 Joseph Harte 4.70 City of Boynton Beach - Robert L. Botlinger 3.50 Page 8 September 12, 1977 SET/~ER .AAZD WATER DEPOSIT ~Jl~ (continued) 02215 02216 02217 02218 02219 02220 02221 Robert L. Bollinger City of Boynton Beach - H. H. l~onaghan H. H. Monaghan City of Boynton Beach - Josef Ho Vat, Tie Josef H. Var~ie City of Boynton Beach - Hans Schmitz Hans Schmitz GRAR~ TOTAL $28,920.10 September 13, 1977 GEh~&L ~JND 21893 21894 21895 21896 21897 21898 21899 21900 21901 21902 21903 21904 21905 21906 21907 21908 21909 21910 21911 21912 21913 21914 il.50 2.80 4.70 13.00 2.00 6.55 8.45 WATER 04216 04217 04218 04219 04220 0422~ 04222 04223 0~.224 04225 $ 465.00 Eunice Wilson Replaces ch. ~21577 DO NOT POST State of Florida - Dept. of Motor Fuel Tax Dept. $ 132.36 State of Florida - Dept. of Revenue 50.28 Tom Gustafson, Inc. t00.00 Lou Samyn 100.00 Zep Manufacturing Co. 176.80 National Fire Pro~ection 14.03 R. L. Grummons 2.80 Terminal Transport 22215 Gaii Scha~back 200.00 Ropy King Printing 284.95 CleanMachine Car Wash 2.00 Advertisers Press 167.65 Boynton Glass Service 11.56 Boynton Gun & Coin Shop 12.15 Century Pool Services - 13.65 Densberger Fire E~uip. 25.00 Don~s Alignment 15.50 General GMC Truck 241.06 General Truck Parts 59.00 Graybar Electric Co. 88~42 Liberty ~emical Corp. 313.05 $ 2,032.41 A~ SEWER REVE~ ~JND Fred Baumann $ 250.00 Dorothy Knoll 250.00 Region 6 Fla. Water & Pollution Control Operators Assoc 76.00 Sunco 18.10 Adams Chevrolet Co. 16.20 Broward Pump & Supply 113.61 R. Lo Grummons Printing 3.50 Tropical Supply I96.30 Void Gulf Oil Corp. 18.20 $ 941.91 Page 9 September 13, 1977 SF~rER AND WATER 02222 City of 02223 02224 02225 02226 02227 02228 02229 02230 02231 02232 02233 02234 02235 02236 02237 02238 02239 02240 02241 02242 02243 02244 02245 02246 02247 02248 02249 02250 02251 02252 02253 02254 02255 02256 Boynton Nicholas Athens City of Boynton Nicholas Athens City of Boynton City of Boynton City of Bgynton City of Boynton C. L. 8. Corp. City of Boynton Richard L. Butt (continued) DEPOSIT FUN~ Beach - Nicholas Athens Beach - Nicholas Athens Beach - Richard Pooley Beach ~ Nolan Williams Beach - Gary Dallerson, M. D. Beach - C. Lo S. Corp. Beach - Richard L. Burr City of Boynton Beach - C. L. S. Corp. City of Boynton Beach - C. L. S. Corp. City of Boynton Beach - Robert Simonet Robert L. 8imonet City of Boynton Beach - Lin-Bar Construction Lin-Bar Construction City of Boynton Beach - Lin-Bar Construction Lin-Bar Construction City of Bo3~ton Beach - Lin-Bar Construction Lin-Bar Construction City of Boynton Beach - Joe Delaneyy 2ce Delaney City of Boynton Beach - Salvatore Romano Salvatore Romano City of Boynton Beach - The Book Worm The Book Worm City of Boynton Beach - Jon Shudtick Jon Shudlick City of Boynton City of Boynton City of Boynton Beach - Jack Pica Beach - Edgar Lo Baker Beach - Colonial Bldrso City of Boynton Beach - Charles Waim~right Charles Wainwrig~ht City of Boynton Beach - Grace Weichelt Beach - Paul Thompson Beach - Kathleen Hegge Beach - Sue Beaman Beach - A!tene Higginbotham Beach - Phillip Davis 02257 Sue Beaman 02258 City of Boynton 02259 City of Boynton 02260 Grace Weichett 02261 City of Boston 02262 City of Boynton 02263 City of Boynton 02264 Phillip Davis 02265 City of Boynton 02266 City of Boynton 02267 Gene D. Puckett 02268 City of Boynton 02269 City of Boynton 02270 City of Boynton 02271 City of Boynton 02272 Gene Starr 02273 City of Boynton Beach - A!bert W ynn, Jr. Beach - Gene D. Pnckett Beach - J. W. Freed Beach - Darrell Frey Beach ~ Charles P~cCarty Beach - Gene Start Beach - Ronatd Wills 5.15 9.85 5.15 9.85 7.50 7.50 1~.00 3.50 11.50 2.80 12.20 15.00 15.00 4.20 10.80 2.80 12.20 2.80 12.20 2.80 12.20 2.80 4.70 14.00 1.00 10.15 4.85 2.80 12.20 15.00 7.50 7.50 4.20 10.80 2.80 10.80 7~50 7.50 4.70 4.20 7.50 7.80 7.20 15.90 5.00 !0.00 7.50 15.00 15.00 2.80 4.70 7.50 Page I0 Seoten~ber 13, 1977 S~R AMD I~AT~mR DEPOSIT 02274 02275 02276 02277 02278 02279 02280 02281 02282 02283 02284 City of Boynton City of Boynton TerrillWhitley City of Boynton Rejean Grenier City of Boynton City of Boynton City of Boynton Larry Cramblet City of Boynton Nolan Stovall FUND (continued) Beach - Stephen iWiurrary Beach - Terri!! Whitley Beach - Rejean Grenier Beach = Alfred Crossman Beach - Robert Grayson Beach - William R. M~rris Beach - Nolan Stovall RETIREMENT T-R~8T FILND 1652 Daniel Ferry 1653 Eugene Mronin GRA~ TOTAL $4,759.90 September 14, 1977 GE~N-EP~L ~J~ 21915 21916 21917 21918 21919 21920 21921 21922 21923 21924 21925 21926 21927 21928 21929 21930 21931 21932 21933 21934 21935 21936 21937 21938 21939 21940 2t94% 21942 Carol or Abe Wagner Doubleday & Ce. R, R. Bowker Silver Burdett Co. Trend House Doubleday & Co. Gale Research Co. Baker & Taylor Companies Tho~ms Bouregy & Co. G. K, Hall & COo Jean Kart Co. Commerce Clearing House Gaylord Bros. Jack's Camera Center Sun State Systems Advance Air Cond. & Meeting Asgrom Florida Co. Cadillac Engravers U. S. S. Agri-Chemicals AlliFlorida Safety Supply Corp, Engel's Uniforms Ru-Dik Printing Co. Sunco~ !nc. Cart Driveways Real Estate Data Lamar U~ifo_~ns The Paint Center T}~e ~n Copy Supplies $ 7.50 4.20 10.80 7.80 7.20 15.00 15.00 15,00 7.50 7.80 7.20 g 525.00 $ 964.72 295.86 1,260.58 S 16.00 39,33 19.95 8.60 4.95 5.96 38.81 18.06 8.85 72.17 6,10 22.50 75.00 24.84 29~00 369~95 650.00 10.77 174,70 83.30 36.00 50.00 390.70 325~00 397.00 58.40 180.08 96.00 Pageetl September 1~, 1977 GEneRAL F~Ji~ (continued) 21943 2194A 21945 21946 2%947 21948 21949 21950 21951 21952 21953 21954 21955 21956 21957 21958 21959 21960 21961 21962 21963 21964 21965 21966 21967 21968 21969 21970 21971 21972 21973 21974 21975 21976 21977 21978 21979 21980 21981 21982 21983 21984 Kopy King Printing Center Crawford & Co. Palm Beach Jr. College Florida East Coast Railway Municipal Finance Officers Assoc. Judy Tabano Robert Tahano Beverly Bowles Phyllis Hale Mrs~ Donna Duvall Alexander Cericola Mary Anne Morse Eugene Hines, Treas. Local 5 Intern'I Brotherhood of Firement & Oilers Union Fraternal Order of Police United Way of Palm Beach County Boynton Beach Association of Fire Fighters Palm Beach County P.B.A. Judy Sisco Pat Potter Palm Beach County School Board NiebeI Construction Recreation Dept. Petty Cash City of Boynton Beach - Petty Cash Odor Control Systems Coca Cola Bottling Delray Chemical Co. Scotty~s Service Equipment Coo Southern ~ydraulics & Equipment Trail Ford Tractor Co. Rich ~fotors Rodgems Engines Olympia Sport Shop Peacock's Radiator Service Picard Chemical Co. Office E~uipment SerVice Florida Diesel Rinker Mate~al National Welding Products David Wright & Son Earl Wallace Ford Angela Healy ~TATE~R 04226 04227 04228 0~229 AI~-D SEllER _~LE%~%~ FUA~ M. Hancock Gulf Oil Products Arthur ~. Thomas Co. K & M Electric Supply 497.80 100.00 40100 6;00 9.45 4i00 4:00 8100 4.00 4~00 4100 4.00 31.97 470.00 47.85 322°00 2!7100 4.00 8.00 396,56 100.00 44.07 40.17 69.90 51.70 94,00 197.88 72.30. 10.42 168.00 12.78 68.09 55.53 81.75 17o70 27.00 996.81 45~t5 62.08 57.72 248.54 I00.00 8,016.24 250.00 90.35 97o14 81.95 Page 12 September 14, 1977 WATER A-~ S~x~R RE~E~E ~ND(continued) 04230 Advance Air Cond, & Heating $ 225.00 04231 Turner Equipment & Supply 44.25 04232 Bunco 41.10 04233 Badger Meter 882.00 04234 B & H Sales 62.12 04235 The Microfilm Center 445.55 04236 Sears Ro~buck & Co. 129.95 04237 City of B~ynton Beach - Petty Cash 10.78 04238 Rim_kef Material Corp. 14o15 04239 Atlanic Hard~are 33.30 04240 Sewell Hardware 146.78 04241 Robert Blanchard 160~00 042~ See Sept. I5 to See Sept. 15 04250 See Sept. 15 04251 Robert E. Kipp 3,500.00 $ 6,214.42 S~^~R A~ WATE~R DEPOSIT ~JlfD 02285 City of Boynton Beach - Frederick Devin $ 7.50 02286 Joseph Stine 15.00 02287 City of Boynton Beach - Ruby Johnson 15.00 02288 City of Boynton Beach - Edward P. Contin 5.60 0228~ Ed%~ard P. Conti 9.40 02290 City of Boynnon Beach - Richard Federer 7.50 02291 City of Boynton Beach - Gene Glascow 7.50 02292 City of Boynton Beach - Raymond Jones 2~80 O229B Raymond Jones 4.70 02294 City of Boynton Beach Patty Van Horn IbrD0 02295 City of Boynton Beach - James Carstensen 7.50 02296 City of Boynton Beach - Theodrore Angel! 7.80 02297 Theodore Ange!! 7.20 02298 Eleanor Foust 7.50 02299 City of Boynton Beach - Piece Zr'Plenty 5.15 02300 Piece ~r~ Plenty 24.85 02301 City of Boynton Beach - Robert Todar 5.15 02302 Robert Todar 9.85 02303 City of Boynton Beach - Richard P. George 5,15 02304 Richard P. George 2.35 02305 City of Boynton Beach -Orest W~ Solti%zsky 7.50 02306 City of Boynton Beach - Don Works & Co. 6.30 02307 Don Works & Co. 93.70 02308 City of Boynton Beach ~ Edward Clark 7.80 02309 Edward C. Clark 7.20 02310 City of Boynton Beach - Robert Burns ' t5.00 02311 City of Bo~ton Beach - James H. Horn 7.50 02312 I.I.T Florida Corp. 15.00 02313 toioT.Florida Corp~ 15o00 $ 347.50 Page 13 September 14, 1977 (continued) FED~RA~ REVENL~ SHARIi~G ~dN-D 599 City of Boyaton Beach - Petty Cash FEDEEAL PUBLIC WORKS EMPLOYMEiNT 0539 ~oi8: :Jey~ 2,~ 0540 Baker & Taylor Companies September 15, 1977 GENERAL FUI%~ 21985 21986 21987 21988 21989 21990 21991 21992 21993 21994 21995 21996 21997 21998 21999 22000 22001 22002 22003 22004 22005 22006 22007 22008 22009 22010 22011 22012 22013 22014 22015 22016 22017 22018 22019 22020 22021 22022 GRA~D TOTAL Thomas Clark Harmon Fritz Void Social Security Contributions Void Frank Xohl Carmen Annunziato Xerox Corp. Gorilla Motors Louis W. Erisman Seacrest Veterinary Center John Bo Dunkte Eva P~ymond Veva D. Armbruster Olyve Eo Schooley John B. Burger C~arles Godfrey Betty Garriga Ma~attan Trophies Georgette Jones Mr. Carl Perino M~. James Ca~on Allied Chlorine & Chemical Pompano Office Supply Pierce Tire Co. Easy Pay Tire Store E & S Products Pour Steel Corp. Void _ Cc Rotly Ascumulator & Electronics Hauser Motor Co. Delray Electric Supply Whirr MacDowell Patten Seed & Turf Grass Void Boynton Pump & Supply Advance Air Cond. & Meeting Aerial & Hydraulic E~uipment 4.35 I37~09 3.00 3.00 49,563.22 24.76 I25.00 745.87 796.18 100.00 33.00 11o60 30.00 10.00 10.00 351.02 30.00 30.00 1.28 4~00 4.00 8.00 134.58 145o66 1,467o0I 233.07 301.90 47.70 140.00 150.38 54.49 334.75 675.00 440.29 1,372.57 95.00 Page 14 September 15, 1977 GE~ERAL FUND (continued) 22023 22024 22025 22026 22027 22028 22029 22030 22031 22032 22033 Discount Textured Coa~i~ Blue Cross of Florida Asplundh Service Center Board of County Commissioners Easy Pay Tire Store Engel's Uniforms Four Steel Corp. Gulf Oil Corp. John B. Duffle Autoproduct~ WATER 04242 04243 04244 04245 04246 04247 04248 04249 04250 0425l 04252 04253 04254 04255 04256 AND S~MER REVE1Cu~ PU!qD Thomas Clark Harmon Fretz Sallie Waters Allied Chlorine & Shemical Co. Scientific Products Pierce Tire Co. Easy Pay Tire Store DelraY Electric Supply ~ttt MacDowell ~ea Sept. 14 Void B B Auto Parts John Garvin Boynton Pump & Supply Edwards Electrical Corp. SE~mR 02314 02315 02316 02317 02318 02319 02320 02321 02322 02323 02324 02325 02326 02327 02328 Ak~ WATER DEPOSIT ~ND Thomas Clark Ernest F. Sicard Dmight Wardtaw Harraon Pretz Wesley Smith Hans Koster Irving C. Whittemore, Jr. Carie L. Cain Irene Thurston Arthur Hands Vernon Thompson, Jr. Eze!!e Hester, Jr. Rebel Realty William Kirton Francis W. F~chl $ 200.00 313.99 210.60 487.67 484.33 180.79 35.66 3,527.01 4.60 368~59 $ 63~2~,~i~, $ 5.00 8.00 85.00 1,810.00 49.94 34.49 64.95 14.87 90~00 212.77 100.00 360.74 162o81 $ 2,998.57 $ 2.80 7.50 15.45 3.50 5.00 7.50 4.20 7.50 7.50 7,50 7.50 7~50 7.50 7.50 15.00 $ 113.45 Page !5 Septe~mer 15, 1977 FEDERAL REVE~ SF~RING ~JP~D 600 Used for sample - February 3, 1977 601 Belson Manufacturing Co. 602 Lawnmower Hospital 603 Isiah Andrews 604 Willie Ruth McGrady 946450 705.80 55.00 48.00 1,755.30 GRAND TOTAL Septam~ber 22034 22035 22036 22037 22038 22039 22040 22041 22042 22043 22044 22045 22046 2204? 22048 22049 22050 22051 22052 22053 22054 22055 22056 22057 22058 22059 22060 22061 22062 22063 22064 22065 22066 22067 22068 22069 22070 22071 22072 Z2073 16, 1977 Aluminum Products Carl E. Colson Harry L. Newton Paul Valeric, Jr. Edgar E. H~ell Thomas J. Williams Void Robert B. Johnson Robert L. Imel F~tura Printing Paper Roll Products Boynton Auto Supply William V. Flushing Beane Exterminating Suzanne M. Kruse Fran~ouse Electric Allen Insurance Agency Star Publishing ~Oo Data Supplies National Linen S~rvice ~alsey & Griffith Jack's Camera Center Keatts Trucking Service Kelly Tractor Co. Lamer Unifo~ns Palm Beach Office Supply City of Boynton Beach - Payroll Funds City of Boynton Beach - Municipal Police Pension Fund i00.00 128.70 307182 263102 461.36 561.39 229.54 170.37 516.00 40.00 6~6.26 207~87 137.00 150.00 46.50 5~.00 33I~05 133,55 247.02 60.65 56180 6~o50 423.84 30.51 18.67 40~492.83 916.52 City of Boynton Beach - Boynton Bch. Retirement Trust Fund 2,166o15 City of Boynton Beach - Firemen~s R~tief & Pension Fund 561.46 Boynton Beach Federal Credit Union 6~402.57 First Bank. & Trust 10,398.24 Sunco, Inc. 39.75 Vi~ing Enterprises 228.25 G~lf Oil Corp. 3,035.79 B B Auto Parts 132.20 Mr. Ice l~achines Co. 112.40 Charles C. Frederick 125.00 Gulfstream Lumber 987.94 Arthur Black 254.50 Page 16 September 16, 1977 ~? GE~-EtLAI FLrND (continued) 22074 Donald Ts!bert 22075 Dept of Motor Vehicles WATER 0¢257 04258 04259 04260 04261 04262 04263 04264 04265 04266 04267 04268 04269 A~ID SEWER REVE~r0E ~J~ J. Starkoski Boynton Auto Supply Halsey & Griffith J. Williams Pump Service Marvel & Deland City of Boymton Beach - Payroll Funds Sewell Hardware Gulfstream Lu~oer Nat Ostrow Herman H. Shufeld Theodore Cohan Leon Smiles Ashton F. Scott SEWER 02329 02330 02331 02332 02333 02334 02335 02336 02337 02338 02339 02340 02341 02342 02343 02344 02345 02346 02347 02348 02349 02350 02351 02352 02353 02354 02355 ©2356 $ 10o100 7100 $ 71,954.02 $ 25O1OO 46.68 106.50 995100 900.00 15,589145 65.77 9~90 76.80 76180 76.80 76.80 250.00 $ 18,520.50 A~-D WATER DEPOSIT FJHD F. A. Gore $ 7.50 Alberta Metz 15.00 Serge Pizsi 7.50 Joseph Fasolo 7150 Timothy Ham 7550 Leo Kane 7.50 Frank Sinnott 15.00 Dr. Reginald Kitching 7.50 William H. Angle 15.00 Alfons Hartmanis 7.50 Robert Johnson 7.50 Vine~nt Earley 7.50 Henry Roberson 15.00 Henry Roherson 15.00 Herbert L. Airman 7.50 Victor Puckett 7.50 Dennis Shinners 15.00 Boynton West Development 7.50 James Dixon 15.00 City of Boynton Beach - Jac-son Investment Corp. 66.65 Jac-son Investment 8.35 R. V. Can~way 7°50 Walter ~. Schulze 7.50 Marvis O. Sandber 7.50 Royal Petroleum 7.50 Judy H. Gilson 15.00 Palm Bch. Trailer Sales & Service 7°50 Robert Grayford 7.50 Page 17 September 16:I977 S~%~ER A~PDWATER DEPOSIT ~ND (continued) 02357 Timothy Po Culmer UTILITY GENERAL FUND 463 Atlantic National Bam~ GRAND TOTAL $91.884.52 September 192 1977 GEIqE~AL 22076 22077 22078 22079 22080 22081 22082 22083 22084 22085 22086 22087 22088 22089 Betlesda Memorial Hospital Division of Plant Industry PloCida Diesel &~Viarine Service Ro Lo Grummons Printing Jack's Camera Center Lawn~_ower Hospital Western Auto Associate Store DoUbleday & Co. Baker & Taylor Co. Mechanics Uniform Service Coca Cola Bottlir~ Pitney Bowes Tropigas Halsey & Griffith WATER A~ S~R~\~7o~ ~JND 04270 Edwards Electric 04271 Equipment Rental Service 04272 General Tool & Machining 04273 Griffin Pollution Control 04274 Picard Chemical 04275 Pierce Tire 04276 Willie Adams 04277 Katherine So Jackson 04278 George King 04279 Tropigas 04280 B B Auto Parts 04281 Halsey & Griffith 04282 Lawrence Leavitt 04283 Henriette Wolfe 04284 Louise McFarlane 04285 Amelia Spa!lina 04286 Margaret Studney 04287 Luciem J~ Kopf 04288 Eric R~ Swanson $ 30.00 $ 360~00 $ 1~050.00 $ 26.70 734.40 353156 9t~80 12.24 4o~35 269116 1,134.93 2.00 51.70 48.00 40.53 38.41 $ 2~857o23 $ 186.12 !00.00 20°00 700.00 40°80 12.00 100~00 250.00 250.00 137.61 27°92 11.08 25O,OO 250~00 t30~00 200.00 250.00 250~00 250.00 $ 3,415.53 Page 18 Septem-ber !9, 1977 EEDEP~AL -~o'BLIC WOEIf8 EMPLOYMENT 0541 Macmillan Publishing Co. 0542 J.C. John Cur!ey &Assoc. 0543 Doubleday & Co. 0544 National Record Plan Septe~feer 20, 1977 GENERAL FU~ 22090 John Churey WATER AND SEWER RElrENUE 04289 04290 04291 04292 04293 04294 J. J. Meier Mrs. Charles Eschenburg Dorothy D. Hemstreet Larry Hardin Refunding & Improvement Joseph L. Lee GRAN-D TOTAL $ 6 , 423 . 56 GRAND TOTAL $157,140.33 September 21, 1977 GEB~RAL FU~ 22091 22092 22093 22094 22095 22096 22097 22098 22099 22100 22101 22102 22103 22104 22105 22106 22107 22108 22109 22110 22111 22112 22113 22114 22115 22116 Void Charles C. Frederick B & H Sales Mac Papers, Inc. !. B. M. Corp. Adams Chevrolet Asplundb Service East Coast Fire Equip. General GMC Sales & Service Hauser Motor Co. Holly Accumulator & Eleco Mechanics Uniform Service Pierce Tire Co. Rowland Trmck Equipment Seacrest Petroleum Co. Service Equipment Trail For~ Tractor David Wright & Son Palm Beach Newspapers Banyan Psychiatric Institute American Girl Electric Company Magazine Mike Gehring Ear~er~s _Magazine Kiplinger Washington Editors Miami Herald $ 36.22 56155 33~44 24~59 $ 150.80 ~ 100.00 $ 250.00 250.00 250.00 250.00 155,790.33 250.00 8t57,040.33 $ 1,302.44 64.20 388.80 240.82 29.22 14.40 14.00 21.24 405.66 65.05 30.00 1,465.94 231.00 650.52 26.39 58.04 IG2.54 358,58 15.00 4.40 6.00 2.80 8~97 36.00 16.25 Page 19 Septem'Der 21, 1977 GEICEP~L ~05rD (continued) 22117 22118 22119 22120 22121 22122 22123 22124 22125 22126 22127 22128 National Review Popular Photography Scientific American Soap Opera Digest David Calderone Sport Kelly Tractor Board of County Cormnissioners Richard P. Wille Void I. B. M. Corp. Kiplinger Washington Editors WATER 04295 04296 04297 04298 04299 04300 04301 04302 04303 04304 04305 04306 04307 04308 04309 04310 04311 04312 04313 04314 04315 AN~ SEWER RE%~ B & H Sales Underground Supply Co. gill Fan Co. Badger Meter Superior Engineering Sales Whitt MacDowell I. B. M. Corp. Rolly Accurau!ator & E!ec0 Kopy King Printing Center Jim Morgan John A. Plagenz Dorothy Amateis Robert Xo Woods Momaz ~eodore Cohan Robert Kaufman Nat Ostrow Murray 8chweitzer Herman R. Shufeld Charles R. $ipple Leon Smiles UTILITY_. 464 465 GENEraL ~g~ Gersch & Bramuchi Crabtree Construction FEDE~tLTP~E~?~ SHARING FU!~D 605 Boynton Beach Child Care Center BO_~TON BEA~ ~MORIAL PARK ~J~ 1705 Estate of E, V. Coffin FEDERAL P~L!C WO~ EY~LO!~NT 0545 Rubin Con~t~ction GRAk~ TOTAL $49,~00.54 $ 19.00 9.98 18.00 7.50 6.30 3.97 1,385.79 9~845.00 1,548.20 4,031.31 28.00 $22,461.3I $ 454.56 793.66 304.00 882.00 63.06 800.00 624.00 37.03 28.00 250.00 250.00 250.00 250.00 1,527.93 128.00 128~00 128.00 76.80 128.00 I15~20 124.80 $ 7,343.04 4.767.84 $14,170.84 $__~2 786.00 $ 200.00 $ 2~639.~5 Page 20 September 22, 1977 GENERAL ~JS~ 22129 Tri-Cities Construction 22130 DunbarConstruction 22131 Fire Equipment Sales & Service 22132 Jeratd Bautz 22133 Easy Pay Tire Stere WATER 04~16 04317 04318 04319 04320 04321 04322 04323 AI~-D SEWER REVENVJE ~J~ Alfred R. Seeger Gerald B. Sanderson B. Becket Allied Electric Supply J. Will,ams Pump Service Pierce Tire Co. Delray Chemical Co. Mark Rosier GEA~D TOTAL $3,5t2.59 Septer~ber 23, 1977 GE5~RAL 22134 22135 22136 22137 22138 22139 22140 22141 22142 22143 2214A 22145 22146 22147 22148 22149 22150 22151 22152 22153 22154 22155 22156 22157 22158 22159 22160 Myers Flu~oing Void Pompano Office Supply Evelyn Dunkel Sharon Liebertz Eva Raymond Betty Garriga Charles Godfrey Olyve E. Schooley Veva D. Armbruster Accent Awards i. B. M. Corp. University of Florida Gore Newspaper National Geographic Society Sooken Arts The Good Life Wilfred j~ Denis Gordon E. Gregory Ralph EeYoung Kenneth D. Clayton Willie J. Witfork, Jr. City of Boynton Beach - Petty Cash City of Boynton Beach - Sewer & Water Deposit Fund City of Boynton Eeach - Water & Sewer Revenue Fund City of Boynton Beach - Utility General City of Boynton Beach - Payroll Funds 500.00 200.00 9.00 100.00 i65140 974.40 250.00 250.00 250.00 32.76 976.08 61.85 467.50 250.00 2,538.19 17.90 47.82 16.00 12.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 10.00 10.00 !0.00 !88.29 2.50 29.64 4.75 67.72 30.99 152.47 151.99 704.28 556.20 231.68 18~I~ 970.15 17,617.55 !~875,26 40,O44.89 Page 21 September 233 1977 GEh~RAL FU~ (continued) 22151 City of Boynton Beach m Police Pension Fund $ 22162 City of Boynton Beach - Firemen~s Relief & Pension 22168 City of Boynton Beach = Boynton Bch~ Retirement Trust Fund 22164 Boynton Beach Federal CreRit Union 22165 First Bank & Trust t, TATER 04324 04325 04326 04327 04328 04329 04330 04331 A~ S~R _REVE~UJE FUND Myers Plumbing Co. City of Bo~mton Beach - Petty Cash Void ~. J. Devanney City Of Boynton Beach - P~yrSll~Fn~ds WPCF Dolores Du~.lep U. $. Postmaster 943.59 567.99 6~45L77 10~525.t9 83~5t0.29 $ t7135 31.17 250.00 15,707.40 90.00 250.00 950~00 $ 17,295.92 FEDERAL PUBLIC WORXS EIWL~LO_VlZ~.NT 0546 Doubleday & Coo $ 48.71 0547 The Highsmith Co. 5~64 0548 McGraw-Hill Book Co~ 9.00 }~JNICIPAL POLI~ RETIRM~ ~JN~ 0111 Phiitip S. Hacker GkAND TOTAL 8102,752.85 FEDE~.L ~%~ik-b~ SHARING ~JND 606 Willie Ruth McGrady 607 Isiah Andrews $ 63.35 $ I~%80.29 $ 48.00 55.00 $ 103.00 September 26, 1977 ~EN~RAL ~JND 22166 Halsey & Griffith $ 702.02 22167 Lomita Midwest Tag COo 106.2t 22168 Picard Chemical Co° 83.10 22169 Snow Concrete Corp 73.50 22170 Graybar Electric 156.40 $ 1,121.23 I~ATER AND SEWER REVE.~Pj~ 04332 Halsey & Griffith $ 16.16 04333 John R. l~ather 250.00 04334 Nancy J. Johnson 125.00 04335 Badger Meter 988°00 04336 Four Steel Corp. 38.88 04337 R. L~ Gruramons Printi~ 35.05 Page 22 September 26, 1977 WATER AND SEWER RE%~jE FU~!D (continued) 04338 04339 04340 04341 04342 04343 04344 Whirr MacDowell Monty's Air Conditioning Radio Shack The Taulman Co. Zee Medical Service Halsey & Griffith Graybar Electric GRAND TOTAL $3,179.34 September 27, 1977 GEk~RAL 22171 Cg~uthern Bell Telephone 22172 First Bank & Trust WA~R Ab~ SEWER R~I~ ~JND 04345 Southern Bell Telephone YEDERAL tlEV~ SHARING ~gND 0549 City of Boynton Beach - General Fund BOtlN~O~ BEACH M~MORIAL FA~K FU~ 1706 Southern Bell Telephone GRA~ TO~AL $107,237o66 Septe~Der 28, 1977 GENERAL ~JND 22173 22174 22175 22176 22177 22178 22179 22180 22181 22182 22183 22184 22185 22186 22187 22188 22189 22190 22191 22192 Kirk Materials David Shoemaker John B~ Dunkle John B. Dunkle John B. Dunkle Xerox Corp. Thomas Bouregy & Co. Doubleday & Co. Baker & Taylor Companies R. R, Bowker Bound to Stay Bound Books Society for Visual Education Doubleday & Co. Baker & Taylor Companies Gale Research Co. Advance Air Conditioning & Heating E & J Roofing Veva D. Armbruster Eva Raymond Olyve E, Schootey 92,50 49,50 239.90 142.25 10.30 68°02 2.55 $ 2,058.11 $~ 3,956.99 100,000.00 $103,956.99 $ 254.12 $ 2~999.59 $. 26.96 $ 260.00 16.75 5.45 8.60 4,60 239.26 8.85 3.90 76.20 3.95 3.52 80.58 t4.31 163.39 38.77 200.00 i00.00 10.00 30.00 10.00 Page 23 September 28, 1977 GENERAL FU~ (continued) 22193 22194 22195 2219~ 22197 22198 22199 Betty Garriga Charles Godfrey U. S. Postmaster ~ose & Accessories NCR Corporation Lamer Uniforn/s Ray Marcinkoski WATER 04346 04347 04348 04349 04350 04351 04352 04353 04354 04355 04356 04357 04358 A~ S~R tAEVEt'PJE FUND The Taulman Co. Clarence Hullfish Region 6 Fla. Water & Pollution Control Operators Assoc. Perry Ao Cessna ~erox Corp. Xerox Corp. Service %ndustrial Supply Samuel M. Wilson Unijax Corp. WE~SCO Scientific Products Constantine N. Kay Halsey & Griffith UTILITY GENERAL ~JND 466 Allantic National Bank OPERATING CAPITAL IM?RO~v~MENT FU~ 0306 Kirk Materials BOYiX~ON BEACH MEMOR%AL PARK 1707 Mr, McKim Carpenter & Josephine Carpenter GP~ TOTAL ' ~ $5,6~0o97 September 29~ 1977 GENERAL ~rN~ 22200 22201 212202 2R203 22204 22205 22206 22207 22208 2~209 22210 City of B05raton Beach ~ Sewer & Water Deposit Fund City of Boynton Beach - Water & Semer Revenue ~and City of Boynten Beach - Utility General Fund Baiiey"s Mome Service City of Boynton Beach - Boynton Bch. Memorial Park City of Boynton Beach - SD~ciaI Assessment Fund City of Boynton Beach - Firemen~s R~tief & Pension City of Boynton Beach - Retirement Trust Fnnd City of Boynton Beach - Federal Revenue Sharing Fund H & H Aluminum Products CLS Corp. 30.00 30.00 750.00 50.92 143.47 241.25 600.00 ,123.77 96.75 250.00 60.00 198.00 65.30 120.00 17.11 250.00 53.70 489.76 42.78 250.00 13.80 1,907.20 I00o00 300. O0 200.0o 965°00 10,533.~2 5,100.00 200.00 6,788.12 1,559.83 1,602.95 4,987.45 2,032~90 !00.00 200.00 Page 24 September 29, 1977 GEneRAL FUI~ (continued) 22211 22212 22213 22214 22215 22216 22217 22218 22219 22220 22221 22222 22223 22224 22225 22226 22227 22228 22229 22230 22231 22232 22233 22234 22235 22236 Oryx Press Dr. Ke~in M. McCarthy G. K. Hal! & Co. Greenwood P~ess Baker & Taylor Companies William Morrow & Co. Microfilm Center Allen Chemical Co. N. Eo Huddleston - Police Petty Cash Screenco No~Rh, Inc. Allen Chemical Co. Automatic Entrances Garden Store Olympia Sport Shop P & G Distributors Ruhin Construction Safety~K!een Corp. Service Equipment Co. Snow C~ncrete Corp Mario Auricchio Fence Div. Palm Beach Office Supply 'Autoproducts B B Auto Parts Four Steel Corp. Boynton Auto Supply Pompano Office Supply WA%~ER 04359 04360 04361 04362 04363 04364 04365 04366 04367 04368 04369 04370 04371 04372 G4373 04374 04375 04376 04377 04378 AS~ SEP~rER RE%~vJE _~J5~ Perry A. Cessna City of Boynton Beach - General Fund Br~ard Pump & Supply Underground Supply Underground Supply Atlantic Hardware Autoproducts B B Auto Parts John i~ack Theodore Cohen Robert Kaufman Nat Ostrow Murray Scb~eitaer Herman Ho Shufe!d Charles H. Sip~te Leon Smiles Boy,.ton Auto Supply~ J. Williams Pumn Sea, ice Tom's Weldimg Service Jennings Towing Service $ 15.25 10.50 53.10 19.95 311.10 60.63 989.10 44 ~ 50 62.89 180. O0 83. O5 60 o O0 i0.80 20.00 18o00 742.08 25.50 635.73 229,50 200. O0 71.97 206.61 352.17 16.30 554.07 37~35 $ 39,000.12 $ 99.40 36,145.73 I9.92 973.70 550.00 33°57 50,t5 19.22 25.00 38.40 76.80 102.40 51.20 102.40 102o40 89.60 107.76 542~99 150.00 80.00 $ 39~360.64 Page 25 September 29,~1977 (continued) BOYNTON BEA~M~MORIAL PARK PUND 1708 First Federal Savings & Loan FEDE_RAL Rg\~ SHARING ~Jh~ 608 First Bank & Trust 609 3M Company OPEILATtNG CAPITAL 0307 Void 0308 Boynton Pump & Supply PO~LICITY FUR~ 1709 Four Steel Carp. FEDERAL PUBLIC WORKS EMPLOYI~ENT 0550 City of Boynton Beach ~ Federal Revenue Sharing GRAND TOTAL September 30~ 1977 GE~RAL ~1~ 22237 22238 22239 22240 22241 22242 22243 22244 22245 22246 22247 22248 22249 22250 22251 22252 22253 22254 22255 22256 22257 22258 22259 22260 22261 22262 Gene i~oore Joseph F. Zack Norman Strnad Emily Jackson Richard D. Ca!dweI! Joseph J. DeMarco Tereesa Padgett Betty Zobel Void Framk Kohl Edgar Howell Edward Ott Bob Latham Thonms Eo Wengler Joseph T. Holland Ill Earold Shnll · Charles Persing Bert Keehr James H. King Claire Kendall Charles D. Shoemaker Barry A. Taylor Charles Frederick Gus Ro Hart Richard M. Bean Halsey & Griffith $ 1,500.00 $ 40,000.00 562.32 $ 40,562.32 926.52 '$' 926.52 $ 44.~4 2,038.34 $ 2,083.33 i00.00 85.00 85.00 85.00 85.00 25.00 2~o00 i00.00 125o00 125.00 125.00 125.00 125.00 125.00 125.00 50.00 151.06 152o66 169.14 137.52 85.00 15.00 337.48 11o60 Page 2~ September 30, 1977 GEk~RAL ~JND {continued) 22263 22264 22265 22266 22267 22268 22269 22270 22271 22272 22273 22274 22275 22276 22277 22278 22279 22280 22281 22282 22283 22284 22285 22286 22287 22288 22289 22290 22291 22292 22293 22294 22295 22296 22297 22298 22299 22300 22301 22302 22303 22304 22305 22306 22307 22308 22309 22310 22311 City of Boynton Beach - Boynton Bch. Memorial Park City of Bos~ton Beach - Payrol! Funds City of Boynton Beach - Police Pension Fund City of Boynton Beach - Firemen~s Relief & Pension City of Boynton Beach - Boynton Bch. Retirement Trust Bosn~ton Beach Federal Credit Union First Bank & Trust City of Boynton Beach - Petty Cash City of Boynton Beach - Water Department Florida P~,er & Light Coo Hackl Pool Covet. Lin-Bar Construction Gulf Oil Corp Autoproducts Palm Beach Dodge Palm Beach Hydraulic Jacks Crimmins Co. Baker & Taylor Companies Doubleday & Co. Sharon Randolph J. J~ A. Wolf Fresh Dist. Bo~n~t~n~Beach Assoc. of Fire Fighters Palm Beach County P.B.A. Fraternal Order of Police Intn't Brotherhood of Firemen & Oilers Union United Way of Palm Beach County Boynton West Development Corp. Baker & Taylor Thomas Nelson & Son Gayiord Bmothers American Heritag~ William Sullivan Halsey & Griffith Atlantic Hardware National Police Supply A!iisd Chlorine & Chemical Cadillac Engravers Goldcoast Engineeriv~ & Testing Marietta industries Jack's Camera Center Taylor Rental Center Giasg~ Equipment Service State of Florida - Dept. of Motor Vehicles Cain Feed & Supply Adams Chevrolet Go. Delray Chrysler Plymouth $ 6,755,~3 39,980.82 898.64 567.83 2,124.35 6,354.77 10,377.43 36.16 6,148.75 23,893.18 t00.00 200.00 604.45 15.83 97.54 39.81 129.68 454.37 47.30 24.81 197.50 6.00 270.00 171.00 378.00 22.24 38.28 1,900.00 588.95 24.08 15.30 368.64 21.00 65.90 85.76 36.76 162.00 t12.t5 9.77 320,00~ 557.04 96.88 16.01 55.20 .50 33.00 79.98 173.44 16.90 Page 27 September 30, 1977 GEA~_,RAL ~JN~D (continn~) 22312~- 22313 22314 22315 22316 22317 22318 22319 22320 22321 22322 22323 22324 22325 22326 22327 22328 22329 22330 22331 22332 22333 22334 22335 22336 22337 22338 22339 22340 22341 22342 22343 22344 22345 22346 22347 22348 22349 22350 22351 Easy Pay Tire Store Hauser Motor Co. Holly Acc~-aulator & Electronics Loren's Sharpening Service Murray National Welding Products Palm Beach Office Supply Service Equipment Co. Southern Hydraulics & Equip. Earl Wallace Ford City of Boynton Beach - Sewer & Water Deposit Fund City of Boynton Beach - Water & Sewer Revenue Fund City of Boynton Beach - Utility General Fund City of Boynton Beach - Boynton Bch. Memorial Park Whirr MacDowell Charles E. Waldner, R. L. Grummons Printing Peninsular Supply Void Void Social Security Contributions T~st Fund Void Dick Seitner Sales Jones Equipment Co. Asgrow of Florida ~.itt MacDowell Scotty's Advance Air Cond. B B Auto Parts Boynton Gun & Coin Shop Custom Auto Trim Lamer Uniforms Delray Electric Supply Easy Pay Tire Store Lawnm~wer ~ospltal National Linen Service Boynton Gun & Lock O8or Control Systems S&e. October 7~-1977 '. - Southern Bell Telephone WATER 04379 04380 04381 04382 04383 0438A 04385 04386 04387 0~88 04389 04390 City o~ Boynton Beach City of Boynnon Beach City of Boynton Beach Void ~!orida Power & Light Picard Chemical Tisdale~s Rotc-Rooter Ridgeway PIu~ming General Tool & Machine Goldcoast Engineering Broward Pump &SRupply Pa}~ol! Funds Petty Cash Water Department Testing $ 77.64 137.09 224.20 20.00 16.03 65.70 !13.77 35O.0O 69.80 30.95 650.00 8,643.01 1,311.55 t,500,00 184.60 43.00 5.80 62.69 39~741.18 210.00 275.00 42.00 223.90 120.73 272.65 18.96 11.25 40.00 306°03 191.59 1,142.16 92.60 252.37 470.87 52.40 125.72 $ 166~42i.46 $ 15,259.18 14.97 3,08~.05 20~277.34 35.33 129.00 21.87 20.00 90.00~ t7~.!4 1 .6o Page 28 September 303 1977 WATER AND SEWER P. EVEI~JE FOND (continued} 04391 04392 04393 04394 04395 04396 04397 04398 04399 04400 04401 04402 04403 04404 04405 04406 04407 04408 04409 04410 04411 04412 04413 04414 04415 Miller Bearinge Badger Meter Xerox COrpo B & H Sales Underground Supply Kopy King Printing Center Atlantic Hardware Allied Chtorime & Chemical Adams Chevrolet Co. Easy Pay Tire Store Jack's Camera Center Equipment for Industry Lamar Uniforms Consolidated Electric Distributors Kopy King Printing Center Longview Lime Nalco Chemical Co. Whirr M=%cDowell Scotty's Marvel &Detand Breward ~amp & Supply B B Auto Parts Allied Electric Supply Void Service Industri&tJTS~p~y $ 34.22 882.00 65.00 77.64 172.80 8.45 19o13 3,369.15 17.44 221.17 10.36 109.20 86.05 69.55 57°65 i,834.~0 19482.72 90.00 15.84 870.00 131o63 41.14 36°54 448.62 $ 49,271.58 RETIP~'~}~ T~fJST ~difD 1669 First Ba~ & Trust FEDERAL PUBLIC WORKS 0551 Doubleday & $ 8~000.00 $ 7.20 BO%~-iTON BEACH MEMORIAL FARiK! ~JND 1710 ~lo~zda Power & Light UTiLI~f ~EI~P~iL ~d>~ 467 Russell & Axon OP~T±~G C~tTAL IL~PROVEMZ~_~NT 0309 Cart Soil & Sod 122.23 $ 2,t93.70 $ !,170,00 ~DERAL 610 611 612 613 614 615 616 Willie ~uth McGrady Isiah Andrews Marietta industries ~IcCain Sales of Florida Void Publix Market Industrial Refuse Sales $ 48.00 55.00 948.49 339.00 186.23 4,300.00 $ 5,876.72 PUBL!CI?f ~JA~D 1711 Florida P~er & Light 1712 Greater Boynton Bch. Chamber of Commerce $ 4.58 600.00 $ 604.58 ~OTA~ g233,667.47