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Minutes 06-07-77MI2~0~TES OF REGUL~9 CITY COUNCIL ~EETING OF ~ CiTY OF BOYNT~hT BEACH, FLORIDA, ~ELD IN CITY HALL, T~iESDAY, JU~ 7, 1977 PRESENT Joseph F. Zack, Mayor ~.ml y ~. Jackson, V_ce Mayor R~chard D. Caldwell, Councilman Joseph DeMarco, Councilman Norman F. Strnad, Councilman Frank Kohl, City M~zuager Callie Cls~tou, Deputy City Clerk Gene Moore, City Attorzey Mayor Zack called the meeting to order at 7:30 P. M. and re- quested everyone to please rise at the sound of the gavel for the Invoc~tio~ given hy Mr. Frank Kohl, City Manager, followed by the Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag led by Councilman Joseph DeMarco. Announcements Mayor Zack announced a meeting of the Boynton Beach City Council Members and F~. John McDonald, South Area Superinten- dent, School Board of Palm Beach County, regarding a high school would be held on Tuesday, June t4, 1977, ~t 2:00 P.M. in the Boynton Beach City Hall Council Chambers. He added that those people interested in giving input to a high school were welcome ~o attend this meeting on June 14. Presentation of Trophies to Tennis Center,s Ladies "C" Team - ~n~er~ of County League Mr. Charles Frederick ~unounced it gave him a great deal of pleasure to recognize the Ladies "C" Tennis Tom.m, represent- zng Boynton Beach in the Palm Beach County Women's Tennis Association, for winning the championship defeating River's Edge of Jupiter in the Division Finals. The team's record was an impressive 84 wins and 14 losses in competition against 18 other teams throughout the County. This is quite a notable achievement m~ this is the first year Boynton Beach has played in the "C" Team League which he~ been in existence for many years with ma~j seasoned teams competing. He then introduced the team members consisting of: Debbie Bair, Captain~ Elaine McVickers. Jane:~ Homiak, Madeleine Hamilton, Gall Webster, CeleSte-?.~D$nou=h~o , Doris Hulbert, Barb Cavanagh, Ruth McCastlain, Barb B±gbie , Jan Lewis and Ks~en ~ arzaal. He added that Joan McKenna was not present. Mayor Zack then presented each member with their individmai trophy. M~. Frederick introduced the Tennis Pro and Assistamt Tennis Pro working with the ladies. Mayor Zack then presented the County Championship Traveling Trophy to Debbie Bair and M~. Frederick announced this would be on display at the Tennis Center. Mayor Zack announced that the reg~lar City Clerk, Mrs. Tereesa Padgett, was on vacation, but ~e ms sure she would have love0 to have been here to see her daughter, Debbie Bair, receive the trophies. He then presented a bouquet of flowers to Debbie Bair in behalf of her mother for doing the ~ wo_~ with these ladies. MINUTES - REGULAR CITY CO~CIL MEETING JUNE 7, 1977 ~ FLORIDA ~_VNTON BEACH, Debbie Bair then thanked them very much for the recognition and trophies on behalf of the team. ~esentation of Barrier Free Design Award to B~ ,dmng Dept Mayor Zack introduced I~. Bud Howell, the City Building Offi- cial, and told about the terrific strides he had made in the Building Department. He then presented the Barrier Free De- sign Award to ~. Howell. M~. Howell thanked him on behalf of the Building Department and added that he thought the local con~ractors needed a hand forhelping them enforce the code. Announcements Regarding Agenda Mayor Zack announced if there was slay item anyone in the aud- ience desired to speak on to please give their name to Mrs. Callie Clanton, the Deouty City Clerk, ~ud she will call upon them at the appropriat~ time. M~s. Jackson referred to the Water Treatment Plant discussion being tabled at the last meeting ~ud stated she believed it was left off the agenda inadvertently. Mayor Zack suggested this being listed as Part E under Old Business. ~rs. Jackson moved to adopt the amended agenda, seconded by M~. DeMarco. Motion carried 5-0. MIh~TES Special City Council Meetin~ - May 16~ t977 (Tabled) ~s. Jackson moved to t~ke this from the table, seconded by M~. Caldwell. Motion carried 5-Q. ~. DeMarco, P~. Strnad ~ud P~. Caldwell replied that they had nothing. Mms. Jackson referred to the second page, second paragraph, and M~. Seaman's statement that Urban Renewal comes under County Government and stated she always thought it was under HUD. She added that she listened to the tape, but it was not cles~. Mr. Moore informed her it was under HUD ~ud Caldwell added that it was administered through County agen- ~. Ca!dwetl moved to approve the minutes, seconded by ~. DeMarco. No discussion. Motion carried 5,0. Regular City Council Mgetin~ - May t7, 1977 ~. DeMarco, Mr. Strnad and ~. Caldwell replied that they had nothing. -2- 6/21/77 MIh~S - REGUL~P~ CITY CO~CIL ~ETING BOYNTO~ BEACH, FLORIDA JUNE 7, 1977 Mrs. Jackson referred to Page 19, last oaragraph, first line, and advised that the law she referred t~ was a Supreme Court Ruling. ghe referred to Page 20, next to last paragraph, top line, and clarified that she said this might be reported to the Humane Society. She referred to Page 21, auld stated the motion was to accept the resignation from Mr. Fasano ~with regret,,. She referred to Page 27, end of third paragraph, aud stated that she clarified that this applies to all trail- ers, "including boat trailers". She referred to Psge 29, last paragraph, first line~ and corrected it to "the late 1960's,,. She referred to Page 32, fourth lJ~ue up in third paragraph, and clarified that she asked to have a tranmeript made of this, but it was not done. She referred to Page 33, third paragraph, and stated she questions M~yor Zack's re- quest as a transcript was not made. She is sure this is not what was said, but could not hear it clearly in listening to the tape. Mr. C~dwell moved to accept the minutes as corrected, seconded by Mrs. Jackson. No discussion. Motion carried 5-0. ~BL IC AUDIENCE ~. Joseph Aranow stated his name and his address as 2520 N. E. 1st Court. He stated he was speaking primarily about the question of the fences e~ound the pools and the ordinance passed on first reading at the last meeting. He advised that he represents the unit o~ers at Village Royale on the Green and wants it to be made clear that they have no ax to grind in regards to this ordinance, if it passes~or not, it will not affect the unit owners at Village Royale on the Green. Fences have been installe~ aro~ud their two pools. However, he must repeat the position of the residents of Village Royale on the Green as stated at the last meeting that this ordin~uce, which is 16 or ~7 years old, is an ordinance which was passed for the health, safety and general welfare for all the citizens of Boynton Beach. They have no a~ to grind of any kind, but waut to bring out the fact that this ordinance was on the books for many years and nobody argued it and it is still on the books. He then read an article from the May 26 issue of the Boynton Beach ~ews Journal regarding the camper parking bar~. If his understanding of this arti- cle ~ad of the desires of the people of Village Royale on the Green are correct, as far as he is concerned if there are people with a personal request such as a fence not being necessary around a pool, there are administrative branches that will gr~t relief if they are entitled to it. They must also consider that the ordinances should be kept on the books if they are good ordinances. He referred to different opinions expressed p~eviously by different condominiums and stated that more important was the question of fixtures. -3- MINUTES - REGUL~ CiTY COUNCIZ ~ETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA JIf~YE 7, 1977 He suggests that the condominium owners face this problem of additional taxes in regards to additional fixtures or drains. He thin.ks they would be wise instead of fighting among them- selves to get together on this matter. He added that they were also interested in the people connected with motor vehicle homes and trust all the people can work with the Council for the betterment of Boynton Beach. ~k~. Jacob Katz, 2615 N. E. 3rd Court, appeared before the City Council and stated he would like to talk about the ambulance ser~eewhich Boynton Beach has. He told about ,~?iting a ~et~er to.Mayor Zack and receiving a reply advising that it s'imposszb~e to h~ve ambulance service go to Kennedy Hos~- tal because it is mn a different city. People must pay up to $55.00 to go to Kennedy Hospital and some people ars :nable to pay that. He understands there is an ordinance on the books stating the ambulances cm~unot go to another town. Such an ordinsmce should be reversed as people have doctors in Kennedy Hospital and they should be given the same benefit as the people having doctors in Bethesda Hospital. >~. ~k~le~chik~ a Missionary with the Unification Church in Tampa, appeared before the Council. He stated that the Unification Church received a permit on J~n~ary 24, t977, to solicit and proselytize. I~ine days later, a letter was re- ceived in the mail from I~. Kohl stating the permit was re- voked. The reasons given were because of complaints amd harassment. The permit was revoke~ with no hearing, no evidence presented and no recourse for them. He told about going to see >~. Kohl about ten days ago to ask about the situation and find out whether there was a specific problem and M~. Kohl just referred to the letter he sent. In no .way are they trying to he above the law in fund raising or p~ose-,~ lytizing. They are not asking for something which would not be given to someone else. He assumes the problem is that Mr. Kohl received phone calls, In the past, many people who have called and complained are the ones with past preferences from the media, newspaper or personal opinions. That is why he asked if there was anything specific cited, but it was ~othir~ like that. Their permit was withdrawn arbitrarily mn response to phone calls. There was no hearing given to the cancellation. The law states the Council alone has the responsibility smd power to withdraw a permit. He requests that the permit be reinstated because there was no evidence or substantial proof for it to be withdrawn. Mayor Zack informed nmm there was a deadline for the agenda for the City Council meeting~ ~o~be completed by Wednesday, t2:00 noon and he believes tne_r letter was received on ~nurs- day. Therefore, this item was not put on the agenda. ~. ~m!enc~mnxormed him that the letter was mailed on May 31 and the post oz,_ce verified tha~ it e~rived on June 1. -4- MI~JTES - REGUL~3R CITY COLR~CIL ~EETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA JU~E 7, 1977 ~. Wilenchik added that there were no ill feelings on his part, but they did send the letter to comply with the agenda requirement. They request redress. M~yor Zack informed him that the Co~unci% would not take action u~less it was on the agenda and he suggested that he contact Mm. Kohl again. Mm. Wilenchik referred to re-applyinE and asked what standards they were going to be judged by2 ~-~. Kohl's ooinion? Mayor Zack replied that the Council makes the decision. Mr. Wilenchik asked if the Council approved the permit the last time and M~s. Jackson replied: yes mad added that she has also received some complaints~ Mr. DeMarco stated that if there was harassment, he would not be in favor. Mr. ~ilenchik stated they did not wa~ut to bother anyone and do have permits to fund raise t~roughout South Florida. M~. DeMarco suggested they get on the agenda for reconsideration. M~. Catdwell stated that regardless of the popularity of a p~ticular issue, he thinks we may have overlooked something important. He asked if the permit was legally issued to this group and Mr. Kohl replied that there was actually no permit because it was for a Unification church. A letter was sent giving permission to solicit. Mr. ~ilenchik stated they con- sidered the letter a permit. M~. Caldwell asked if the letter gives permission, can it be considered a permit and Mr. Moore informed him that the ordinance provides for the issuance of a permit with an application form completed. ~. Caldwell asked if the application form was completed by this group and Mr. Witenchik replied that he was not responsible in Jan- uary, but did receive a letter from Mm. Kohl giving permission for fund raising. Nine days later, they received a letter stating it was revoked. 3@. Caldwell stated there was a delin- eation between a letter and permit and Mr. Moore replied that he did not see any difference, but the ordinance sets forth particular criteria for charitable solicitation in town. M~. Caldwell asked if an application was filed ~ad came before this C? nc~l and M~. Kohl rep!~em, no, there was just a_scus- sion about the church. ~. Wilenchik stated that the Council did approve the letter. Mr. Catdweti stated that if the letter was issued and was a permit, it must come before heariD~g before it is revoked and ~. DeMarco disagreed ~ud stated it did not have to if harassment and complaints are received. Caldwe!i stated that it must come before the Council before being revoked according to the ordinance ~ud M~yor Zack re- plied that to his knowledge, no permit was issued. An appli- cation must be approved by the Council. ~. Witenchik re- ferred to the Council mentioning that permission was given by letter mad stated that it is not their responsibility to m~ke sure they are given the correct letter. M~vor Zack suggested drawing this to a conclusion ~ud requested Mm. Wilenchik to contact ~5~. Kohl and complete an application to be brought before the Co%uucil. M~. Wilenchik added that he would possi- bly meet with ~. Moore since the ordinance is a charitable solicitation ordinance and religious organizations are not parties. Mayor Zack assured him that the attorney would check the Statutes. -5- MI~JES - REGUL~R CiTY COUNCIL ~ET!NG BOY}~ON BEACH, FLORIDA J~E 7, 1977 Mayor Zack announced that since it was now 8:00 P. M., they would proceed with the Public Hearing scheduled and return to the Public Audience period afterw~mds. Pb~L IC ~ 'ARING Traiiers~ Motor Trailers~ etc. }~or Zack announced that this hearing was exploratory re- garding this subject and he would give 15 minutes per side to give statements and then it would be turned over to the Planning & Zoning Board for recommendations to the Council. Mms. Jackson added that there would be this hearing held tonight, a public hearing before the Planning & Zoning Board, and then two hearings before the Council giving a total of four public hearings at which the public can be heard on this subject. ~. Charles Eaglewood, 211S. E. 11th Avenue, appeared before the Council and stated he was representing part of the people in ~he City of Boynton Beach in opposition to the ordinance banning the parking of trailers, campers, etc. They psj their taxes for the upkeep of the City and go along with City ordinemces to run the City in a neat respective manner. They would like this ordinance change~ so they could park recreation vehicles on their own property, so they will not have to worry about vandalism. They will be parked on private property so the view of traffic will not be obstructed a~ud they will be kept in neat condition. Mr. George Payne, ]34 S. E. 11th Avenue, presented a petition with 114 names. He would like to see the ordinance changed so they can keep their vehicles here. He has lived here 25 years. It was voted against once before with a public vote, hut the ora_nance was not stricken from the books but kept on the books for the protection of the City. He ~_uows people who have put their trai~ers in storage a:ed have had problems with vandalism. Also, he cannot afford to build a garage for a boat or trailer, but if he takes the boat off the trailer and has it on his property, it is legal. He would 1Lke to see it cha~uged. The City is noted for fine fishing and many people own boats. He told about the best fresh water fishing being in this emea. He was born here and hates to see some- thing like this happen because it wil~ drive a lot of people out of the City. He appreciates the time given to speak and definitely will be back at the next meeting. He then asked how many names were needed on a petition for a public vote and }~. Caldwell replied that he believed it was ]~?g of the registered voters and Mm. Moore stated that he believed it was 25%. -6- MINUTES - REGULAR CIT~ CO%~CIL METING BOYNTON BEACH ~ FLORIDA JUI~ 7, 1977 ~. Stephen Yost, 424 S. W. 7th Court, appeared before the Council s~ud requested that the reasons be given at the next public hearing why the original ordin~uce was passed and Mayor Zack replied that he imagined the Planning & Zoning Board would have this information at the next meeting. M~. D~ta Bernette, 604 N. W. 7th Court, appeared before the Council and advised that he was the President of the Laurel Hills, Glen Arbor and Gordon Park Homeowners Association. He read a letter opposing the enforcement of the current regula- tion banning the parking of recreation vehicles and gave reasons for same. This Homeowners Association believes this regulation should be repe~led. M~. Frsn~k Steele, 117 S. Eo 29th Avenue, appea~ed before the Council and stated he was in agreement with the previous speaker. He requested the Council to use wise discretion when considering this vote and to remember that the camper owners are family people, even though a minority, ~ud feel they have the right for good recreation for themselves and their families. He feels a headship should not be imposed on anyone and the ordinance should be repealed. ~&~. Bill Humphreys, 143 S. W. 24th Avenue, appeared before the Council and asked how many of the members from the Plan- ning & Zoning Board were present ~ud Msyor Zack replied that this was the public hearing before the City Council tonight. ~. Humphreys continued that the Homeowners Association pointed out most of the facts in their letter. Boynton Beach probably has close to 900 recreation vehicles and this must be considered when talking about storage, etc. It comes back to the question of who the people are who are objecting. The ordinance has been on the books since 1963 and d~ing the past three~years, there have only been 25 complaints. They must be fair to the owners of these vehicles and w~¥ consider the personal view of a few people.~ The hardship will be put on many to store it or get rid of it. With the size of the lots and the zoning regulations, it does not allow storage on the side or rear of houses. It is difficult to shield a~d in most cases, the shield would be worse looking than the campers. He believes the ordinance is not proper. It has been ruled illegal to enforce an ordinance such as this. Also, there is no statistical information about the s~g~ent that the2parking of these vehicles reduce property values. He does not think the property value is reduced with a $25,000' or $30,000 vehicle parked in the driveway. Other problems have been created with the City zoning commercial right next to residential and allowing trucks, buses, etc. to be parked next to homes. ~yor Zack then asked _x anyone desired to speak for the Other side. -7- MINUTES - REGU~_~_R CIT~ CObI~CIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA JU~ 7, 1977 M~. George Huc~-~le, 656 Castilla Lane, appeared be£ore the Council ~id stated that he just wauted to point out to some people that there is another side. Some of the things stated are not entirely true. It is evident certain neighborhoods are not attractive with having boats, campers, etc. being parked. He referred to people being interested in the ap- pearance of their neighborhoods and the property valuation of their homes and believes they should be considered. He has two teen aged children and has a boat and would like to he3;e a recreation vehicle: but knows it could not fit into his garage and would not want to inconvenience his neighbors. ~. D. H. Ramsey, 146 S. E. 26th Avenue, appeared before the Council and stated he felt it would be taking a step back- wards to repeal a thing of this sort. it has been in effect since 1963 and it is a shame it has not been enforced. He referred to the condominium e~eas and how there were no pro- blems since it was enforced. There are hundreds of people living in condominiums with recreation vehicles, but they hawe an area for p~king ~ud they must pay a fee and they have no trouble. He thi~s it should be considered very seriously before deciding to do away with the ordinance° Mr. David Archer, 115 S. E. 29th Avenue, appeared before the Council and advised that he is a family oriented man and has lived here for 25 years. He can underst~ud where there would be a complaint about an unsightly vehicle which could be a junk car, camper, unsightly lawn, etc. However, recreation vehicles are used for transportation to work and to ma/~e a liv~ihood ~ad such an ordinance restricts a person's rights. This State is for tourism with camper si~a~3 and boat si~es~. If the location of these vehicles is restricted, where will they be put? People take pride in their recreation vehicles. He finds c~mpers and boat men to be courteous on the road and they must go home somewhere. Mayor Zack announced the discussion on this would be closed and this subject would be turned over to the Planning & Zoning Board and the next public hearing will be advertised. ~s. Jackson moved to turn this over to the Planning & Zoning Board for their recommendation, seconded by Mr. Caldwell. Motion carried 5-0. ~. DeMarco asked the date of the next public hearing and Mayor Zack replied that it would be advertised ~ud would be up to the Planning & Zoning Board. A man from the audience asked how it would be advertised and M~s. Jackson informed him it would be a_legal advertisement in the Boynton Beach News Journal. In view of the people exiting, Mayor Zack declared a recess. He called the meeting back to order at 8:30 P. M. -8- MI~JTES- P~EGUL~q CIi~f COUNCIL MEETING JUNE 7, t977 BO~TON BEACH, ~ ~ORIDA ~$BLIC AUDIENCE (Continued) Mr. Nate Goldberg, t317 $. W. 17th Street, appeared before the Council and stated he w~uuted to drop a few points in reference to the Unification Church in regards to proselytizing and soliciting funds. Possibly there was an error in giving a permit, but there is no reason not to rectify an error. The other name for the Unification Church is the "Moonies". The information he has received from the~mass media, which is the only source, is the fact that the "Moonies" do a terrific job of converting young people into a different belief than they have been born into. Most of us do not wa_ut to see yotuug people converted into this with deep programs against parents. He then told about the funds solicited turned into funds for the "Moonie~' on which they do not pay income tax,~L~He then asked if there was. a system to check the people soliciting and suggested they be fingerprinted s~d checked. ~. Herb Warren, 3019 Grove Road, appeared be£ore the Council and stated that he got caught in the sewer connection fee. A developer built the area where he lives and when about half the homes were built, the City decl~ed a moratorium. The people were forced to accept septic tanks: bu~ bought their homes with the idea they would be hooked up to the City sewer lines. He feels they arebbeing ~mproperly assessed, A neigh- boring home was hooked up ~nG not assessed and other homes were bought in the~same area at the same time. There is noth- ing in the ordina~ce regarding exclusions on this assessment charge and nothing covering us. He thinks there could be something waived or some amendment to cover the people caught in ~.~s bind ~yor Zack asked if the City ~nager had checked into this an~ ~ ~ ' , - ' - ~ · Kohl ~eplmed tha~ thms gentlem~m dmd come to see him yesterday and he requested that a letter be written with all the facts and he would check with the attorney. There is a legal opinion regarding sewer hookups, but he will re~?rve his regarding Grove Road. Mr. Warrem stated that the ora!nance is so written that there is no do'bt aoout the legal opinion, but exceptions allow nothing for taose caug~v in the morat$rium. Mayor Zack requested that he submit a letter 8md have the City Manager research it. ~. DeM~reo stated~that he agreed with Mr. W~ren ~nd this has happened, throughout the town. Ma~v h~3Je been assessed when they had a perfect work- ing sewer system. If a man builds a new home and does not have to buy a septic tank, he think~ the man should be charged; but he does not think it is fair in this instance and should be looked into. M~vor Zack requested that the lot numbers affected be Lucluded in the letter. P~. War~en added that it would cost him additional money to drain th~ septic tank, etc. M_~. Caldwell .asked if this Council could draft the proper exclusion based on extenuating circumstances to solve this problem and Mr. Kohl replied that he h~s tries to re- search this and has asked for letters from ~he individuals. Mayor Zack requested i~. Warren to proceed with the City Manager,s suggestion. -9- MINUTES - REGUI~&R CiTT COUNCIL MEETING BO~NTOAT BEACH, FLORIDA JUNE 7, 1977 PUBLIC HEARING (Continued) Proposed Ordinance No. 77-17 - Re: An Ordinance of the City of Boynton Beach, Florida, Amending Section 6(A) (1) of Appen- dix A - Zoning Regulations, of the Codified Ordinances of Said City, to Provide for establishment of Crematoriums under Zoning C-t as a Conditional Use; Providing for Authority to Codify,_ Savings Clause, Repealing Provisions, an ~zect~ve~ ~ Date and for other Purposes. Moore read proposed Ordinance No. 77-17 in its entirety. ~. Strnad asked if ~mybody was familiar with the exuding fumes from crematoriums and ~@. Kohl told about talking to a few people ~ud being informed there was no odor whatsoever. ~. Moore added that the Department of Health and Department of Environmental Regulations must be met. Mayor Zack asked if anyone desired to speak against this Ordinance No. 77-17 ~d received no response. He then asked if anyone desired to speak in favor of this ordinance and received no response. M~. DeMm~rco moved the adoption of Ordinance No. 77-17 on first reading, seconded by ~. Caldwell. No discussion. Mms. Clanton took a roll call vote on the motion as follows: Councilman Caldwell Aye Councilman DeMarco - Aye Vice Mayor Jackson Aye Councilman Strnad - Msyor Zack - Aye Motion carried 5-0. LEGAL Ordinmuces - 2nd Reading - Public .~earing Proposed Ordinance No. 77-12 - Re: ~pproving Plat of Town- houses of Golfview Harbor Ne. Moore read Ordinance No. 77-12 by caption on second reading. Mayor Zack asked if anyone wished to speak in behal£ of this ordinance and received no response. He then asked if anyone wis_~em to speak in opposition to this ordinance ~d received Mms. Jackson moved the adoption of Ordinance No. 77r12 on second and final reading, seconded by Mr. Caldwell. No -10- MINUTES - REGULa~ CITY COUNCIL MEETING J~E 7, 1977 BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA discussion. as follows: .=s. Clanton book a roll call vote on the motion Councilman DeM~rco Aye Vice Mayor Jack, on - Aye Councilman Strnad - Aye Councilman Caldwel1 - Aye Mayor Zack - Aye Motion carried 5-0. Proposed Ordinance No. 77-13 - Re: Levying Special Assessments for Street Improvemen%s Project (S.E. 3rd Street between S.E. 21st and S.E. 23rd Avenues) ~. Moore read proposed Ordinance No. 77-13 by caption on second reading. I~yor Zack asked if anyone wished to spesk in behalf of this ordinance and received no response. He then asked if anyone wished to speak in opposition to this ordinance and received no response. Mr. DeMarco moved the adoption of Ordinance No. 77-13 on second reading, seconded by M~. Caldwell. Nnder discussion, Mr. Caldwell stated that this has to do with street improve- ments and Mayor Zack replied that it had been done and ~s. Jackson added that a public hea_~ir~ was held. M~s. Clanton took a roll call vote as follows: Vice Mayor Jackson - ~ve Councilman Strnad - Aye Councilman Caldwell - Aye Councilman DeMarco - Aye Mayor Zack Aye Motion carried 5-0. Proposed Ordinance No. 77-14 - Re: Pertaining to Municipal Pension Plan ?~. Moore '= r~aa proposed Ordinance No. 77-14 by caption on second reading. Mayor Zack asked if anyone wished to speak in behalf of this ordinance and received no response. He then asked if anyone wished to speak in opposition to this ordinance bud received no response. Mm. Caldwell moved the adoption of proposed Ordin~ace No. 77-14 on second and final reading, seconded by ~. DeMarco. No discussion. M~s. Clanton took a roll call vote on the motion as follows: MINUTES - P~GUL_~xP CITY COUT.~Ci-L MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLOR/DA JUNE 7, 1977 Councilman £trnad - Aye Co~cilman Caldwell - .&ye Councilman DeMarco - Aye Vice Mayor Jackson - Aye M~vor Zack - ~ye Motion carried 5-0. Proposed Ordinance No. 77-15 - Re: Amending Ordinance No. 75-19 by Rezoning Certain Acreage at the Rear of 715 N. W. 2nd ~_venue from R1A to C1 M_r, Moore read proposed Ordinance No. 77-15 by caption on second reading. -~or Zack asked if anyone wished to speak in favor of this o~dinance. Dr. M. 7. Jacobs, 715 7. W. 2nd Avenue, appeared before the Council in favor of this ordinance. He referred to the hour being late and having made statements previously, but re- quested permission to rebut + ~ ~ sva~e~ents made by the o~posi- tion. - Mayor Zack asked if a~one wished to speak in opposition to this ordinmuce. ~M. Jim Ashley, 329 N. W. 7th Court, appeared before the Comucil in opposition. He read a letter from the Eddie Bait family, 324 N. W. 7th Court, opposed to this commer- cial complex being built in this neighborhood. The letter referred to it decreasing the property values and ma~ng it unsafe for the children. The only people benefiting will be the ones selling mad buying. The letter also stated that this family did not own their house ~ud would not consider buying it if this property is rezoned. ~. Ashley then read a letter from the Mills Family, 306 N. W. 7th Court, in Opposition and advising that there is commer- cially zoned property available which the applicmat can ob- tain. Mr. Ashley ascertained the Council members had re- ceived a letter from Mr. John Adams, 317 N. W. 7th Court. He then read a letter from ~. DougL3~aughan, 334 7. W. 7th Court, expressing strong opposition to rezoning this oroperty to commercial. The letter stated they were intereste~ in -making sure,he qualities of the neighborhood remain intact and requested that businesses be kept in business districts. He thenpDresented the letters to the Council. Mr. Ashley continued that. along with these letters, he does have some things he would like to point out. He hopes each individual Council member has made themselves familiar with the property in question. The neighboring houses are on 75 x 70 ft. lots. This commercial zoning would be right -12- MI~JTES - REGUL~M CITY COUNCIL ME~ING BO_V~?~TON B~ACH, FLORIDA JU~ 7, 1977 against the back property lines. According to the Planning ~ud Zoning Board, a 6 ft. high masonry wall is required. Considering the size of the lots, the wall will be rivet against the property lines. .This would be rather unappeal- ing. In considering the aesthetic value of l~udscaping, they will never see the l~udscaping if a wall is constructed. He then referred to an individual being allowed to spee_k in favor of this at a previous meeting and advised that this individual was not directly affected by this chs_nge in that they are further down the street and would not see or be affected by this change. One of the reasons given for chang- ing this was there wouldbe a hardship against the property owner ~d against Dr. Jacobs and he can partially understand this, but cannot see how this would add up. There is C-1 property available immediately east of Dr. Jacobs' property. This would be immediately available and would not require any rezoning. In reference to the hs~dship against the land owner, who he has nothing against, it must be considered that this commercial zoning would be in his backyard. About the property being landlocked, the individuals who own the pro- perty chose to have the property landlocked~by selling the adjacent property. It was also brought out that the property owners could do nothing else with this land, but the Plan- ning & Zoning Board surveyed the situation ~ud came up with possible ideas for using it. There are other things which can be done with this prot~rty. In reference to it being an attractive office, they could not see it with the required block wall being installed. He then told about two of the adjacenv property owners being retired and stated they would be affected by the noise. Also, he aud his wife a~e school teachers and will be there all sun, er and also come in before the normal close of business hours ~d would be affected by the traffic and noise. When he moved to Bo~ton Beach less than a year ago, he was excited about moving from Miami to a quiet location, it is a nice residential location, but will not be with commercial in his back yard. There is pre- sently before the Zoning Board other requests to ch~ge other property to commercial directly east of his property possibl~ based on this request. Where does it stop? At the present time, they do not have strip or spot commercial zoning inathe residential areas ~ud he requeststthat it be kept that way. Let the neighborhood remain a neighborhood and not a businesshood and keep the commercial properties wh~re they are. He requests the Council to reverse their previous decision and deny the applicant in this case. ~s. Barbara Ashley, 329 N. W. 7th Court, appeared before the Council and referred to this being turned down both times by the Planning & Zoning Board Because of causing strip zoning and asked why it was approved by the City Council? ~ayor Zack replied that the Council has this -13- MiNUES - REGUL~ CiTY COL~CIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDa& ~Jh~ 7, 1977 prerogative. ..Mrs. Ashley asked what they considered in doing this and M~. DeMarco referred to the whole area at one time being zoned commercial with the owners being assured it could be rezoned to commercial when they desired. ~Ms. Ashley remarked that this could go on forever with changing the zoning back mud forth. I.~. Caldwell stated that he believed the Planning & Zoning Board did turn this down ~ad he wasaabsent from the previous City Council meeting when this was passed on first reading. Even if it was passed on first reading, it csm still be denied on second reading. With having the second readiD~, it gives the public a chance to voice their opinions. Mayor Zack ascertained there were no further speakers in opposition and called on Dr. Jacobs. Dr. Jacobs advised that the one property owner, M~s. White, abutting this property was in favor of the rezoning. In reference to the wall being constructed, he doesn't care if it is provided as long as the neighbors will keep their yards as attractive as he keeps his property and will keep their dogs on their own property. He spends at least $50 per month keeping his pro- perty looking nice. As far as it being unsafe for children, an office is safer because traffic is not going in and out when the children are there in the evenings and weekends. In the evenings you will find: cars ir. their neighborhood, but not in the area of his office. The point was mentioned that ma individual sooke in favor and it is true this individ- ual,s property does ~ot touch the property in question, but the person did receive a legal notice and is within the area notified. Also, there was the oral assurance of commercial rezoning pro~mised. Boynton Beach needs more dentists in specialiias~ Since the first reading of the ordinauce, two specialtists in dentistyy have been looking for offices in Boynton Beach. He also understands there are offices in the County being built, but he feels it is better to have tke offices in Boynton Beach for the convenience of the people. Mayor Zack asked ~. Annunziato for clarification on the wall requirement and Mr. Annunziato informed him that a walt would be required per ordins=~ce. ~ms. Jackson referred to a person requesting relief from the Boa_~d of Adjustment to have plantings instead and ~z~. Annunziato agreed the requirement could be appealed. ~. Caldwell moved for the denial of Ordinmuce No. 77-15 on second and final reading. Mayor Zack ascertained there was no second for this motion. ~. DeMarco moved that Ordinance No. 77-15 be adopted on second reading with the provision or hope they can get to- gether mad not have a wall and make a nice place out of it. MINU~l~ES - ~GU~R CITY COUNCI-~ ~ET~NG BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA JUICE 7, 1 977 ~. Strnad seconded the motion. Under discussion, ME. Strnad stated this wasnSt a unique case of commercial property abut- ting residential as 23rd Avenue has C-I zoning from U. S. I to Seacrest which abuts residential property. M~. Caldwell referred to the property along 23rd Avenue being directly on the street and stated he was of the opinion that the la~ud in question is directly behind Dr. Jacobs' office and F~. Strnad agreed it was part of it and added that it abutted C-2 property at this time. ~. Caldwell clarified that this particular commercial would not be adjacent to a public street and woul~ extend into residential area and ~. Moore agreed this was his understanding. ~. Caldwell continued that he concurs with Dr. Jacobs that we defi_uitely need more specialists; however, there are too many areas he is familiar with whereby one portion is commercial and~aen a few years later another portion is zoned commercial deeper into the residential area. If all the l~ad was directly along N. W. 2nd Aven~e, he woul~ have no opposition, but because it is moving deeper into the residential area, it is a definite incursion of commercial property into a residential neighborhood. Mrs. Jackson stated she was in agreement until she checked the map and ~. Caldwsll replied that he saw the real property. M~s. Clanton then took a roll call vote on the motion as follows: Councilman Caldwell - No Councilman DeMarco - _&ye Vice Mayor Jackson - Aye Councilman Strnad - Aye M~jor Zack - Aye Motion carried 4-1. Ordinances - 1st Read__g N0~ ResolutionN Proposed Resolution No. 77-FF Re. ~ec_ar~g the Need for a Housing :~u~hor~tx.~9 Function in the City Mr. Moore read Resolution No. 77-FF. ~s. Jackson referred to a letter submitted regardin~ the possibility of creating a Housing Authority under the Home Rule and asked for an explanation. M~. Moore referred to discussing ideas with Boca Raton and advised that in his opinion there was a stro~gprobability that under the Charter a Housing Authority with local board power could be created sincewe have Home Rule powers rather than going under Sec- tion 421. ~he guidelines must be met to qualify for funding. -15- MINUTES - REGULAR CITY COUNCIT ~ETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA JUNE 7, 1977 Mr. Moore added that there was some serious question about the autonomy of the Board and the authori~v of this Council. Mayor Zack stated that he thinks Boca Raton has run into some problems with bypassing the State and County. Mrs. Jackson referred to seeing Housing Authorities all over the ~ountry and stated that they have problems. If we can do somethi~ by Home Rule, she thinks we should do it. ~s. Jaclcson moved to table this until further input is re- ceived. Mr. DeMarco seconded the motion. Under discussion, Mayor Zack requested the City Attorney to investigate this further. Motion carried 5-0. Proposed Resolution No. 77-GG - Re: Directing the City Engi- neer to Obtain Pl~s, Specifications and Cost of Est'ima~es~ of Paving Certain Sectionso2 N. W. 7th Court, N. W. 6th Avenue and N. W. loth Avenue ~z~. Moore read pro?osed Resolution No. 77-GG. ~. Caldwell stated that this was merely a resolution giving instructions to get prices on this and ~¢r. Moore replied: no, under the Charter, it directs the City Engineer to come up with cosvs which has been done. It will now be directed to public hearing to give the property owners a chance to say W ~ hetner they want to proceed. After the public hearing, the Council decides whether to go out for competitive bids. M~. Caldwell asked if this meant the actual cost sharing was to be decided and ~,~. Moore replied that this is covered in the next resolution. ~irs. Jack~on stated she thought the people would be allowed to pay for this over a period of ten years mud Mayor Zack agreed a motion was made to that effect. M~. DeMarco moved to adopt Resolution No. 77-GG, seconded by ~. S~nad. Under discussion, M~. Caldwell stated he tnouoht ~ne payment should be 1/3, ~/3 mud I/3. Mr. Moore informed him that this could be determined at the public hes~ing. ~frs. Clanton then took a roll call vote on the motion as follows: Councilman DeMarco - Aye Vice Mayor Jackson - Aye Councilman Strnad - ~Je Councilman Caldwell - Aye Mayor Zack - Aye Motion carried 5-0. Proposed Resolution No. 77-HH - Re: of Paving Certain Sections of N. W. and N. W. lOth Avenue Determining the Necessity 7th Court, N. W. 6th Ave. ?-~. Moore read proposed Resolution No. 77-HH and corrected it to ten (~0) ~qua~ consecutive annual installments. Mayor ~ack added that ohs people could be heard at the oublic hear lng, - - MIh~JTES- REGU~.~[R CITY CODYTCIL !~TLWG JUICE 7, 1977 BOY~TON BEACH, FLORIDA N-~. DeMs~co moved the adoption of Resolution No. 77-~, seconded by M~. Strnad. ~. Harold Werger, 719 N. W. 7th Court, requested to spes~k and after some discussion, he was granted this privilege. He stated that he was not speaking for himself, but for the majority of the propertyoowners on these streets designated to be paved. He told about being informed by ~@. Moore that some streets were paved at no cost to the property owners, some were paved at cost to the property owners s~.ud some were prorated. There is an open legality in the law as to what is the _urevalent thing to do. He referred to Mr. Ko~! speaking twice saying he would not sanction ps,zing that street unless the taxpayers pay for it. It was all right to pave the park- ing lots where the employees r~rk their cars. Also, Mr. Kohl did not object to his $4,000 ~aise. M~yor Zack requested that he keep the City M~uager out of it. Mr. Werger contin- ued that the people advise the Council oF their wishes and the Council dictates how to spend the money. It has been rumored that ~. Kohl said if tkree people sanctioned the paving of this street, it would be paved, That is wrong, as the majority of the people must want it. Mr. Kohl re- plied that he was stating an m~trmth and stated that his name had been mentioned enough. ~M. Werger continued that he has been paying taxes for 25 years and this allotment was accepted by Boynton Beach ~ud the City accepted responsibility of this s~reet. At election time, Mr. Strnad looked at this street and said it was deplorable and stated he would do something about it. M~. £trnad replied that this was a lie. Mayor Zack requested ~. Werger to please not bring person- alities into it. Mr. Werger replied that he must rebut on some of the things said. He then asked M~. Strnad if he said there would be no assessment and Mr. Strnad replied that he never said anything of the sort. M~. Werger referred to calling the Assessor's OFfice and ~. Strnad clarified that he said there would be no assessment to this particular pro- perty if the street was improved. M~. Werger told about having the Tax Assessor,s cards for lots on 7th Street am.d 7th Court mud advised that they signify there is a-ls~.ger~sses- ment when the street is paved. Mayor Zac~informed him that the City had checked into this and the lot~ will not be taxed and Mm~. Kohl agreed~and added that the Tax Assessor said there are certain streets which could be taxed, but not 7th Court. ?~. Werger continued with insisting that the taxes would be raised. Mr. Werger then advised that he has a petition requesting parts of 7th Court, 6th Avenue, and ~Oth Avenue to be paved with tax dollars at no expense to the taxpayers~doing the job with an overlay of asphalt. ~f the City does not want to go ahead with this, they should forget about the other. 6/21/7' Mt~JT~S - R~EGUL~R CITY COUNCIL ~ETiNG BOTNTON BEACH, FLORIDA JUlfE 7, 1977 F~. Werger continued with referring to ~s. Jackson having been the only one to agree that something should be done to relieve the situation of the old streets incorporated into the town and it is time something is done. He challenges this Council to take a vote tonight. They should make a motion to pave the street at no expense to the taxpayers, so the people can see how they vote. Mr. Werger then referred to the reference of possible law su!~s ~nm sta~ed that the other ~e0Pie ~ave~themr c~lse~t, bu~ they do ~no%~waut~the s~tree~av~_ed aud.Se.~ ~$~ess~i~ ~ There are several people uuemptoyem, several older peop_e, a~m some ~ o~uger people struggling to pay for their homes a~ud cannot afford See Min. of the added cost. There has been money spent for a lot of frivolo,ms things in this town and it could have been spent 6/21/77 better for the taxpayers. If we do not get it pa~ed with this Council, we will continue to elect people who will do our bidding. M~. DeN~rco stated draws his motion. want to pave it at that under these circumstances, he with- ~. Werger stated that if they don't the taxpayers' expense, then forget it. Mss. Jackson moved to rescind Resolution No. 77-GG ~ud delete Resolution No. 77-HH. ~. DeMa~co seconded the motion. No discussion. Mrs. Clanton took a roll call vote as follows: Vice N~yor Jackson - Aye Co~mcilmem Strnad - No Councilman Caldwell - Aye Councilman DeMarco - Aye Mayor Zack - No Motion carried 3-2. Other Consider Lease Agreement Between City and Palm Beach County School Board ~. Kohl informed the Council this was a lease between the City and Palm Beach County School Board for the property at Boynton Beach Elementary School to be leased for the sum of ~1.00 per year. M~s. Jackson askediif the City Attorney had checked this and M~. Moore replied: yes. I~s. Jackson moved to instruct the proper parties to execute the lease, seconded by Mr. DeM~co. No discussion. Motion carried 5-0. OLD BUSineSS MINUTES - REGUL_~ CITY CObH~CIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA JL~E 7, 1977 Feas%bility Report on Melear Tract ~. Kohl ascertained that all the Council members had re- ceived the feasibility reports on the Melear Tract. ~s. Jackson stated they were thorough reports; however, there was no consideration given for a golf course and this is what it was presented for in the first place. ~. DeMarco added that there was also no reference to the possibility of future water wells in this area and he understan~ds that this area has the best water. ~s. Jackson stated she would like to know whether the owner would be willing to hold this and have it voted on at the December election. She does not want a special election during the summer and thinks the people should have a choice. ~. Strnad replied that they were told in no uncertain ter~ that this property would be held only a short period of time. The opportunity has been extended to the City, but ~. Melear has a purchaser. Mm. Strnad then referred to the property being presented as being from M~. Melear, but according to the report, someone else owns it. ~4rs. Jackson requested M~. Fronrath to reply and M~. Fronrath informed them that it is owned by Mr. Me!ear, but is in a corporation name. ~. Caldwell asked if ~. Melear owns the corporation t00% s~d ~. Fronrath replied: yes° M~yor Zack asked if the Council members had reviewed the map in the City Manager's office ~ad Mr. Caldwell told about look- ing at the land this afternoon. He referred to someone being interested in buying the property and questions whether we can ask ~. Melear to hold it for a referendum vote and if the people turn it down, will the purchaser go along with it until December? Mr. DeMe~co asked if ~. Melear did have a buyer and M~. Fronrath replied: yes, several people are interested in the property eaad also several developers are interested and possibly they may build a golf course for the City. M~s. Jack~o'n stated that possibly this should be looked into and we should talk to the developers and R~. Strnad replied that he didn't think we were in the position to be making deals with developers. ~. Fronrath stated he did not know if l~. Melear would extend the period. He clarified that they would want to wait until December and Mrs. Jackson replied: yes, they do not want a referendum held during the summer months. ~. DeMarco moved to put this on referendum in December, if they will accept it. ~. Caldwell seconded the motion. Under discussion, }~. Caldwell stated that there are lauds available within the City which definitely require our attention. He referred to the Charter World tract having 20 acres mud thinks -19- MINUTES - REGUL~R CITY COUNCIL ~ETIEG BOY~TON BEACH, FLORIDA J~E 7, 1977 before developing something as far as one mile outside of the service ~ea, we should turn our attentions to developing this land. If the voters agree, possibly a bond issue can be floated for both, but they ~ould be two separate items. Mr. De~&~rco stated that he thought i~ould be under referendum and let the people decide. M~yor Eack stated he thought the cost must be considered ~nd a~ded that this property is inside other tracts and M~. Fronrath replied that he has talked to the other people and the property could be purchased. Mayor Zack clarified that this would mean 385 acres. He stated that he is not inter- ested in this site. In considering roughly $5,000,000, it is a lot of money. He explained how it would require over $1 ~000,000 befgre touch~_ng anything. M~o DeM~rco replace that he thoughn it was up to the people to decide. Mayor Zack stated that he thinks the costs must be considered and also that i~ is four miles west of Congress Avenue. Mr. Fronrath clarified that it is approximately I ,300 feet west of the s~nexed area. ~s~ Jackson stated that the only reason she considere8 this is because some people have mentioned they would like a muni- cipal golf course. She had questioned whether a golf course pays for itself and had hoped it would be in the feasibility study. Mayor Zack asked how many acres were needed for a golf course ~d ~. DeMarco replied: ~50 to 160 acres. May~r Zack clarified that 170 to 180 acres would do the job for a golf course and ball pe~k. ~s. Jackson stated she did not like to hold anyone up on the sale of property and if it can ~e developed as a nice develop- ment, she would have no objections. The only w~v she would vote for it would be with the people voting in a referendum. ~@. Caldwell asked if the members of the Council felt it was economically feasible to handle a project of this size and ~. DeMarco replied they were putting it before the people for a vote. Also, they must think of the future and it will be a bigger town and they may need this. ~yor Zack stated he agreed $5,000 per acre was a nice figure, but there s~e not too m~uy municipal golf courses which are self-support- ing. Mrs. Jackson stated that the Lake ~orth Golf Course has paid and ~. Fronrath added that Delray Beach sold their course and are now trying to purchase it back. ~'~s. Jackson added that the one in southern w ~ .~es~ Palm Beach has ~so paid, but they must consider the competition with private enterpr~seso Mayor Zack asked if the motion was based on 360 or 385 acres and after discussion, ~2~. DeMarco clarified that it was for 385 acres. -20- MINU~S - REGUL.~h9 CITT CO~CIL }~ETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORID.~ J~E 7, 1977 Mrs. Jackson stated that they must first find ou~ if the owners will hold it. ~m. Strnad referred to the water pro- blem brought out in the past couple months and. stated he feels this must be considered as a golf course takes a lot of water. Mayor Zack replied that it could be water from the canal ~ud ~. gtrnad stated that this would still be taking water from the drinking supply. }~s. Jack, on askedif there was anaquafier near this property and I~m. Hallman replied: yes. Mms. Jackson remarked that it may be valuable at a future date ~ud Mr. Hallman agreed ~ud stated that there is high ~ality of water in this area. I,~. DeMarco cla~lfmed that his motion was to go to referendum for the purchase of the lar~d of 385 acre~ at election time in ~ecember. Mms. Clanton then took a roll call vote on the motion as follows: Councilman Strnad - No Coum_.citmem Caldwe!! - Aye Councilman DeMarco - Aye Vice Mayor Jackson - ~_ye ~yor Zack - No Motion carried 3-2. Discuss Civil Service Rules & Regulations - Re: Retirement Vice M~$~or Emil7 M. Jackson ~ms. Jackson referred to the matter of ~mdatory retirement and stated she believed the age of 65 was unreasonable. She exolained how she thought the City Ma~uager should have a say re~arding the recommendation of the department head subject to an examination by a doctor. The Supreme Court has ruled there should be no discrimination because of age. This should be left up entirely to the City Manager ~ud ~epart- ment head. Many people are more valuable at 65 because they have more ~mowledge. She thin9~ this should be left up to the City Manager. Mayor Zack asked what made her say the City Manager is not h~udling it and ~,~s. Jackson replied that the City Manager must come to th~ Council for permis- sion. Also, she does not think there should be a mandatory age. Possibly the City Attorney can reword the rules so there is not a m~udatory retirement age, but the requirement of a yearly physical checkup beginning at the age of 65. She is not seJLug a person cannot retire at 65. She thinks the City Memager should have this right along with the de- partment head to make the decision if the employee is doing good work. The City Ma~uager ~ows the person's capability ~ud gets a recormmendation from the department head. Mayor Zack stated he felt a person should be replaced if there is a good backup doing a ~ood job. ~s. Jackson re- ferred to HeD~y Albers being valuao_e to the City, but he -21- M_T~TES - REGUlaR CITY COU~.ICIL ~ETING BOYI~TON BEACH, FLORIDA JU~ 7, 1977 must come back to the Council yes~ after year asking for approval. The City ~r.,ager must have Counc il approval. The City Manager should be able to do thio without Cou~ncil approval as long as there is a yearly phyoical examination of the employee. Why must everyone retire at 65? They should be able to stay on if they ~ure doing a good job &nd doing good work. Mayor Zack replied that there would never be ~oung people in the department and ~s. Jack, on replied that many people look forward to retiring. N~yor Zack stated he still contended that a person should be replaced if there is a backup employee. N~. Etrnad referred to the possibility of having a new City Manager &nd a good employee could be fired without cor~ing before the Council. M~.'DeMarco replied that the employee still could be fired by the City Manager and ~. Strnad replied that there wa~ the opportunity of appeal to the Civil Service Board. _M~yor Zack referred to the City M~uager working on some changes in the Civil Service with the Personnel Director and suggested that this point be researched and the Council members expressed their agreement to this suggestion. Discuss Inlet Vitla~e Property Mr. Kohl advised the Council that }~. Melvin M. Goldberg called him to inform the City of his opport~uuity to sell his property as referenced above. ~. Goldberg felt that since the City had been interested in the purchase of this property for the expansion of our municipal boat ramp, he woul~ like to keep us apprised of his negotiations ~u the event we are still interested. May he have Council's feelings on this matter please. ~s. Jackson made a motion to have a feasibility study made, the same as done for the Melear tract, and put to referendum in December. ~. Ca~dws~llseconded the motion. Under dis- cushion, M~. Strnad referred to receiving a letter some months ago stating if a decision was not made within ten days, there would be a law suit. ~L-. Moore explained that he had written a letter giving the opinion that he did not have a suit. b~. Strnad questioned the reply aud ~. Moore referred to }~. Goldberg coming back a~ming us to buy it and did not take ~ to court. M~. Strnad asked if it was still at the same terms ~d con- ditions originally set up approved by >~. Goldberg regarding the purchase of this land and ~. DeMarco replied that the recommendation was for a feasibility study. ~. Strnad in- formed him there was a study made in April, 1975, and ~. DeMarco replied that this was before his time. ?&~. Strnad -22- MIR~JTES REGULAR CIT~ COU~CIL ~TING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA JU~ 7, 1977 asked if the three plans for paying for this particular pro- perty still held and Mr. Kohl reolied that he did not know as he has not ta~ked to Mr. Gold'erg about the plan. Ma. Goldberg only apprised him that he could sell the property s~ud he does not know if he has. ~s. Jackson suggested find- ing out. ~. gtrnad referred to the land being very valuable ~_ud the price is only $300,000. It was assessed three years ago at $313,000. Al~o, it would not be necessary to go out for referendum according to the purchase pl~s with paying off so much per year. ~. DeMarco replied that as f~r as he was concerned, he wanted it to go to referendum, l~s~ Jackson a~eed that She wanted the people to vote on it, M~. Strna~ replied that they did not have a vote for the police station, libre~y, dog p0UUd, citY hall and Mrs] Jac'kson replied that.~ the !iSrarY WaS voted on in ~97~. She continued that whe~ ~_t comes to buying any property, she believes t~ere should be a referendum, When the police station was ~ondemned, they had no choics. M~or Zack stated that he counted over 90 boat trailers last S~uday at the Boat R~mp Park. How can they have other doings besides boats? He believes in parks. This piece of property is most important probably because it is the only available piece along the Intracoastal. The other site was 7 acres~and could have been purchased for $~,000,000. F~. Caldwell stated he would like to have a feasibility study to see if the agreements agreed to in ~975 are still good with Mr. Goldberg. He has never seen the various pay- back methods, so he is in the dark. Once a feasibility study is done and if M~. Goldberg is willing to go along with the Pa~.~back methods agreed to at that time, he thirds we should ma~e the decision then about the referendmm or no referendum. Ma. Caldwell made a motion to include in the feasibility study the payback methods, seconded by ~s. Jackson. Under discussion, Mr. DeM~co stated he wasn,t against buying pro- perty, but it should be brought up to referendum. Strnad replied that by delaying it~ somebody will buy it. ~. Caldwell stated that he w~ated to get the facts before proceeding. ~. Strnad suggested that copies be made avail- able for the Council members, so they know what was agreed to previously. ~. Caldwell cls~ified ~ha~ the motion was ~o have a fe~i- mlmty study made mnclummno the payback method. Motion carried 5-0. ~@s. Jackson stated she also thought it would be a good idea to find out if the property just to the west of the present Boat Park is e~ailable and for how much. ~r. Eohl informe~ her that this property was just sold. ~. Strnad questioned the figure and M~. ~ ~ ~' ~oh~ rep_med that he thinks it was $!80,000. Mr. Caldwell requested the City Manager to contact ~. Goldberg as soon as possible ~ad get back on a special memo for the r~xt Co~&ucil meeting. ~23- MINUTES - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL ~ETi~[G BOIq-qTO~? BEACH, FLORIDA JUNE 7, ~977 Cons_~er Appointments to Housin~ Authority ~ir. DeMarco moved to table this, seconded by Motion carried 5-0. Caldwell. ~ater .Plant Mrs. Jackson moved to take this from the table, seconded lit. DeMarcoo Motion carried 5-©. ~s. Jackson stated she wanted to know what orogress had been made, if any, am.d if Nm. Hallman had filed a~other application. M~. Hallman informed them that he did file an amended applica- tion with the Palm Beach County Hea~th Department and requested a meeting with the D.E.R. representatives and the Palm Beach County Health Dept. representatives. A meeting was scheduled for last Thursday afternoon at 1:00, but they received a phone call late Wednesd~. He has .requested a letter confirming this conversation mud he will draft a letter as to his understanding as to what was said in the conversation. ~. Gs~giulo said they had accepted the amended application sand approved it, but could see no reason for sending people here to go over the ~~sS~'o~a~i~dles~ ~i~l~og~en~~ng The Palm Beach County Eealth Dept. will in no way overrule the directive from Mr. Landers. He stated a letter had been received from Mr. Ge~giulo, but not the one requested, stating their office had received the request for modifica- tion of the project, but Boynton Beach has received approval for lime softening and they feel no justification for r~leas- ing this and raco~nd denial. He still has not received the letter requested stating that D.E.R. refused to meet saud stating the issue was closed and lime softening must be used as they will not overrule Mr. Landers.' telegram. He clari- fied that they were back to the recommendation made at the last meeting of the two alternatives either to continue with the plant construction as they are doing with the lime soft- ening installed or direct the City Attorney to q~stion the a~thority of D.E.R, and the Palm Beach Health D~pto recu~rin~ this. - - ~ ~s. Jackson asked if he had seen the article in the Fort Lauderdale News about lime softening mud stated if the E.P.A. does not know what is good and what is bad, then why s~e they forcing us to do something? M~. Hallman replied that he did see this article and immediately got in touch with the~_r re- presentative in Atlanta and he immediately went and discussed this with the E.P.A. representatives in Atlanta. They were unaw~e of this press release. He told about their~fforts to secure further information on this. M~s. Jackson moved to put this back on the table andileave there until receiving a reoort_ from ~=.P.A,,' seconded by ~&~. Ca!dwell. Motion carried 5-0. -24- MINUTES - REGU!~.R CiTY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA JUNE 7, 1977 Mm. DeMsmco asked about the rusty equipment on Seacrest Blvd. and Mm. Hallman explained how it was standard procedure to have the equipment shipped that way and it would be sam. d blasted s_nd painted with a certain type of paint before in- stallation. h~EW BUS I~SS Consider Request from Board of County Co~missioners Regarding Science Museum ~. Kohl referred to the letter received from Mr. Lake Lytal, Chairman of the Board of County Commissioners, requesting adoptiono~f a resolution requesting support for the Science Museum and agreeing to the County ComMissioners providing tb~ funds as necessary, approximately between $~50,000 and $200,000 annually, to be raised by tax items in the budget on a county- wide basis. ~s. Jackson stated she was very pleased they were not asking us to fund it. She feels this is a worthy project and some- thing used by all schools a~d mauuypeople. Mayor Zack agreed, but stated he did not feel we should bail someone out. He does not think it is our responsibility to approve $150,000 to $200,000 which we would be paying indirectly in taxes. Mrs. Jac~on stated she understood they did not charge to go into the Science Museum and M~¥or Zack replied that it was still a bail-out. }~. DeMarco asked if the League of Munidipalities agreed s_nd ~. Kohl referred to the letter stating it was passed ~ud adopted by the League. M~. DeMarco stated he did not think $150,000 for the whole County for children,s education was too much money. ~. DeMarco made a motion to endorse thia resolution, seconded by ~s. Jact~on. No discussion. Motion carried 4-1 with Mayor Zack dissent~ug. ~. Kohl stated he would send a letter advising of their feelings. Gommunity Relations Board - Mayor Joseph F. Zack Mayor Zack referred to the minutes from the Community Rela- tions Board meeting mad remarked that he believed they are trying to do a lot, but it is spread somewhat thin. He be- lieves the City ~nager is working on CETA. The matter of new businesses is being worked on by the Chamber of Commerce. He feels some of these departments are somewhat overlapping. ~s. Jackson stated she thought we should let the Community Relations Bos~d know that i~. Bolden,s presentation is not what the Community Relations Board is supposed to do. MeJor Zack read the primary purpose of the Community Relations Board from the resolution andl this was discussed. -25- M~TTES - REGULf~R CITY COUNCIL ~ET!N~ BOi~-NTON BEACH, FLORIDA JZH~ 7, 1977 ~s. Jac~on made a motion to send a letter to the Community Relations Board saying that the suggestions given by M~. Jackie Belden are not what the Community Relations Board is supposed to do and the rest of the things are under control. Mr. DeMarco seconded the motion. No discussion. Motion carried 5-0. %DMIN/STRAT ~E .Consider Ch~uge Order ~2 - Water Treatment Plant (Tabled) M~. Kohl referred to copies of correspondence received from ~. Joe C. Swan regarding the above change order as well as a revision in the above chamge order. He e~so referred to a copy of a memorandum submitted from our Building Official, ~. Edgar E. Howell which indicates a conseasus of approval made by himself; ~. Tom Clark, our City Engineer~ and Mr. Perry A. Cessna, our Utilities Director regarding the above change order. He concurs with the approval given by these three Department Heads. He thin_ks the amount was decreased by $47.00. Mayor Zack stated that when discussing this previously, we particularly referred to Items 5 and 6 as Russell & Axon should have known the code requirements. If they had checked the code, they would have kuown it was required and wb~y should ~e spend $400 to $500 now? M~s. Jackson stated that she feels in a project of this magnitude with people working from outside, there will be change orders and she does not think this is out of line. Mr. DeM~co remarked that if we need it, we should not skimp now. M~yor Zack stated that Russell & Axon should ~uow the code and asked how long they had been the City engineers and M_~. Haltmea replied: 15 years. ~s. Jack~on moved to psJ $2,690.25 for Change Order #2 Revised, seconded by ?m. DeMarco. No discussion. Motion carried 5-0. Consider Approval of Final Plat of Lake Worth M~mriner V~]]aga ~. Kohl ~uformed the Council that the Planning & Zoning Board at their meeting of May 24, 1977, unanimously recom- mended approval of the Final Plat of L~e Worth Mariner Village submitted by ~. Jay Reynolds based on location and use of this land. Motion to approve was made by ~. Lambert mud seconded by ~. Winter. ~. Caidwell made a motion to approve the Final Plat of Lake Worth Mariner Village, seconded by Mr. Strnad. Under dis- cussion, ~. Moore refferred to this being previously approved mad suggested re-affirming the prior ordinance adopted rather than adopting a new ordinance. .Mr. Caldwell agreed. Motion carried 5-0. -26- MI~gTES - REGUL~ CITT COUNCIL MEET~G JU~E 7, 1977 BOY~ON BE~_CH, FLOR~A Consider Site Development Plans for the Completion of Three .(3) Warehouse Bays at 523 Industrial Avenue Mm. Kohl informed the Council that the Planning & Zoning Board at their meeting of May 24, 1977, unanimously recom- mended approval of the site development plans as submitted for the completion of three (3) warehouse beys at 523 Indus- trial Avenue, based on the fact that construction was sub- st~utially completed in the past subject to compliance with handicap provisions, Motion to approve was made by Col. Trauger a~ud seconded by M~.~. Lambert. Mr. DeMarco moved to approve the site development plans for the completion of three warehouse bays at 523 Industrial Avenue, seconded by ~, Caldwell. No discussion. Motion carrie~ 5-0. Consider Amendment to Zoning Ordinsm_ce - Re: To Permit Schools a__s a Conditional Use in the R1~_~. ~ud C~ Zones Mr. Kohl informed the Council that the Planning & Zoning Board at their meeting of May 24, 1977, um.~imously recom- mended to accept the changes to the Zoning Regulations per- taining to Sections 5 and 6 relating to schools. The motion to approve was made by Col. Trauger and seconded by Lambmert. Mm. Caldwell moved to approve the amendment to the Zoning Ordinance regarding permitting schools as a conditional use in the R~.~A and C~ Zones. ~-~, De~&~rco asked if M~. Annunziato was in favor and }~. Annunziato replied: yes. ~m. Strnad ~sked what kind of schools? Mrs. Jackson questioned the procedure before a school c~mes in the Rl_~%AZone and Annunz&ato informed her the procedure would be to file olans, have a public hearing before the Planning & Zoning Boar~, a~ud come to the Council for approval. They would be treated as conditional use. ~s. Jackson then seconded the motion. Under discussion, ¥~. Caldwell asked if VoTech schools were included and ~. Annunziato replied: yes. Mm. Caldwell asked if they could be excluded a~d Mr. Annunziato replied that it could be done. ~. DeMarco asked what was wrong with VoTech schools and }~m. Caldwell replied that they could be objectionable in a R1AAA Zone. ~m. Moore added that it woul~ be conditional use. ~m. Annunziato added that a public hearing s~d presentation of plems were also required. Motion carried 5-0. Consider Request for Demolition of Five (5) Structures Along Railroad Avenue Mr. Kohl referred to the owners names ~zd addresses of the five structures having been submitted ~ad s~a~d= ~ that demoli- tion is recommended according to Section ~60 of the Chat~ter. -27- M!NU~ - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING B01~ITON BEACH, FLORIDA JU~ 7, 1977 ~. Kohl continued that as they are aware, we have been working closely with the Community Development project out of West Palm Beach in an effort to demolish rundown struc- tures and clear the land. We would very much appreciate Council,s concurrence with the recommendation to demolish these five structures and ask that the City ~ttorney be di- rected to prepare the necessary document. ~s. Jackson moved to accept the recommendation of the City Manager and authorize the City Attorney to draw up the pro- per papers. M~. Caldwell seconded the motion. No discus- sion. Motion carried 5-0. Consider Request for Demolition/Cleanup of Property Located on South Federal Highway M~. Kohl referred to permission submitted to demolish/cleanup the five structures owned by Irene Hall and the legal descrip- tion of this oroperty. We would app~ec~ate~ ~ Council,s concur- rence ~d ask that the City Attorney be ~ ~ m~recte~ to prepare the appropriate document oer Chaoter $4-A of the City Code of Ordinances. - - ~s. Jac~mso~ moved ~o accept the recommendation of the City M~nager and authorize the City Attorney to prepare the appro- priate document. ~. Caldwell seconded the motion. No dis- cussion. Motion carried 5-0. Consider ~ppointment of Expert Witness - Re: Milnor Lawsuit M~. Koh1 referred to correspondence received from Mr. M~ark P. David ~ud ~. James H. Holland indicating their interest in the above appointment. He also referred to the amounts listed for court appear~ace, research, etc. Mr. DeM~_~co asked for his recommendation and M~. Eohl informed him that the City Planner has been working with these gentlemen and feels they are very competent. He thir~ everything is in good shaoe. M~. Moore added that they must have them and will try-to keep it to one. ~s. Jackson added that it was also suggested possibly to have Mm. Jim Smoot, but hex~has moved to Georgia. M~s. Jackson moved to accept ~. Annunziato,s recommendation, seconded by M~. DeMe~co. Under discussion, M~. Moore stated they would keep it to one if possible. Motion carried 5-0. Consideration of Vested Rights for ~. Arnold Stroshein }.~. Kohl referred to the request made by ~. Stroshein with respect to the construction of an additional forty ~it build- ing at the Harbour Halt~condominium project and~adviaed of the followin~:~ See Min of 6/21/~ -28- MI~UTES- REGULAR CiT~ COUNGIL ~ET~G JU~.~ 7, 1977 BOYNTON B~AC~, FLORiD~ 1. The staff has substam._tiated that a site development plan was submmt~eo. ~ud M~. Jack Barrett gave mt back to Mr. Stroshein. 2. Section 31-2 (9) of the Boynton Beach Code prohibits issu- ance of a building permit for any building, structure or other development of property of this nature unless the site plan has been reviewed by the Technical Committee ~ud by the Plan- ning & Zoning Board and approved by the City Council. Further- more, present day zoning regulations for the R-3 Zone would permit the construction of only sixty (60) units at this pro- ject. Currently eighty-four (84) units have been completed with the last certificate of occupancy issued on August 30, 1974. 3. A sewer moratorium went into effect on November 27, t973. The moratorium on sewer connections was lifted on August 14, 1975. 4. M~. Stroshein extended a water line for fire protection to service the Ha~bour Hall~ ~ Condominium in ~973. This line is in proximity to the subject forty (40)~uit building; and~ 5. The acreage upon which this forty unit building is pro- posed to be built is separate from the condominium associa- tion properties. ~,vnership, as indicated on the tax rolls i~ in the name of Kehrig, Robert, Tr. ~. DeMarco asked if he was saying this should come back be- fore the Planning & Zoning Board and M~. Moore clarified that the issue was apparently that there was an overall master plan approved by Jack Barrett. ~. Kohl agreed that he assumed this is so. ~. Annunziato informed them that he saw a copy of the master plan. developed in late 1972. The copy he saw had the City stamps, but he did not see the copy with the City Euilding Official's name. Mr. Stroshein informed him that this is one of ten copies he has and he does have a site plan showing the proposed 40 ~uit building. The current zoning would only permit 60 units. He showed the plans to the Coumcil members. ~. Caldwell clarified that the zoning changed after the plazas were approved and Mr. ~nnunziato agreed. M~. Annunziato explained that the ordln~nce states if a plan is not aban- doned within a yee~ ~nd if construction continues, he has continued rights, it has been two years since the sewer moratorium has been lifted and ~. Stroshein has now asked to continue with the plums ~ud the question is whether he can. ~. Moore added that another factor is that a piling permit was taken out a~ud pilings built and installed and a seawall built. The issue ms whether the City is going along with the old zoning plan to give vested rights. See Min. of 6/21/7Q -29- MI}YOTE$ - P~GULAR CiTY CO~q~CIL BOY}~TON BEACH, ~ ~O~IDA Mayor Eack asked if it would be proper to follow through with the Planning & Zoning Board and M~. Annunziato replied that he is no~ sure what th~ would accomplish because there is no current zoning applicable. ~yor Zack clarified that the time expired, the applicant did not re-apply, and the zoning was ch~uged. ~. DeM~urco remarked that he may have been ready to go at the time the moratorium went into effect and M~s. Jackson replied that he has had time to come back since then. M~. Catdwe!i asked if anything had been done in the interim period and M~. ~troshein rep!ied~ yea~ improvements. He added that helives on the property ~ud has built houses. He explained how this last unit was the heart of the entire development. Mr. Kohl s~ated that if he could prove to the staff that it is wrong, we will change it and ~. Stroehein replied that it was approved in ~972. Mr. Annunziato stated that he believed there had been a mis~u~derstanding as there are two condominium associations on this l~nd ~ this lemd has been separated. ~s. Jackson moved to table this for further resee~ch, seconded by M~. DeMaroo. Motion carried 5-0. Consider ~poroval_ of South Central RegmonalWastewater' ~ ~ - Treat- ment & Disposal Board Actior~ ~. Kohl read the following actions taken at the SCRWTD Board's meeting on M~y 26, t977: "Moved for adoption of Resolution No. 4-77 (Estab- lishing regulations for the selection of architects, engineers, landscape architects and !emd surveyors, in accordance with Florida Statute 287.055, Consul- tants' Competitive Negotiation Act).,~ "Moved to appoint the City Manager of De!ray Beach, the City Manager of Boynton Beach ~ud ~. Canon to be on a steading committee (for comoli~uce with Resolution No. 4-77 and the Consultants, Competitive Negotiation Act)." '~Moved to adopt ~. Federspiei,s reco~endatlon (they go the safe route and go by the Competitive Negotiation Act for the 2nd phase construction).- Mayor Zack requested action on the Reso~uv~_on. Mr. Ca!dweti moved the adoption of Resolution No. 4-77, seconded by M~rs. Jackson. No discussion. M~s. Clanton took a roll call vote on the mOtion as zo±~ows: -30- MINUTES - REGULAR CITY CObR~CIL ~ETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA JUh~ 7, 1977 Comucilmsn Caldwell - ~e Councilman DeMarco - Aye Vi~e MayOr jack, on - Cotu~.cilma~ Strnad - Aye Mayor ZaCk - Aye Motion carried 5-0. ~. Kohl 4. continued with r~admng the actions taken as fozlows: "Moved to approve Change Order No. 1 (for architec- tural modifications for $39,019.)." "Moved that this Board approve Ch~age Order No. 2 for constructing an 8" water main on Congress Ave. for the tot~ sum of $37,569.90." "Moved that Change Order No. 3 for the burying of fuel ~ud L. P. gas storage tanks be approved with the #1 priority being to locate them in one site at the cost of $7,900. or as an alternate, pay $9,700. for two separate locations." ~rs. Jac~so_ moved to adopt the items taken up at the ori- ginal $CRWTD Boomed meeting and approve Items I thru 6, seconded by ~. Caldwell. No discussion. Motion carried 5-0. Receiptoof Resignation from ~s. Arvid Nordstrom - Community Appes~ance Board F~s. Jackson moved to accept the resignation with deep regrets from ~s. A_vmd~ ' Nordstrom ~aad send a letter of appreciation, ~ · seconded by ~. Caldwe!l. NO d_scussmon. Motion carried 5-0. ~ppointment of Replacement Member for Community Appearance Board P~s. Jackson referred to the Community Appearance Board wanting ~n architect, but stated they have been unable to find one. She then moved to appoint M~. Harold Blanchette to the Co~unity Appearance Board, seconded by P~. Caldwell. No discussion. Motion carried 5-0. Mrs. Jackson suggested that ~@. B18~chette be notified immediately because they meet every ~nther Monday. Req~es~ Autho~zza~mon to go out for Bids on ~o (2) Garbage Packers ~ Kohl stated that last year, during budget prepa~atmon, it was noted that the City was in dire need of two new garbage packers. However, s.t that time, the request was rejected due -31- MINUTES - R~GUI~R CITY COUNCIL MEETZ~G BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA JD~E 7, 1977 to the limited funds available. Upon the adoption of Ordi- nance No. 77-11 regarding the disbursements of _~uti-recession FiScal Assistance monies; and upon receipt of our Annual Fir~ncial Report (year ending 9/3~76), he finds that the purchase of two new garbage packers is feasible at this time. He requests permission to go out for bid as indicated above. He added that it will probably take months to get these. ?s. DeMarco moved to grant ~' ~ per~mss~on, seconded by Mrs. Jac_~son. No dmscuss_on. Motion carried 5-0. Consider ~ppointment of Representative to Cm~_zens"~ Act_on~ ~ommittee Ms. Kohl referred to the letter submitted by ~. John J. Green, Interim Director, Co~unity Development Division. ~s. Jackson referred to M~s. Blanche Girtman having done an excellent job and moved to appoint her. M~, Caldwell seconded the motion. No discussion. Motion carried 5-0. ~onsider Appointment to Community Action AS~stering Boar8 ~. Kohl referred to the letter received and advised that ~ was a new one and the first time we received such a request. Mayor Zack suggested that M~. 0ris Walker be appointed and ~. Kohl replied that he would call .Mr. Walker this week and re- port. He added that the meetings were held in West Palm Beach. ~. Caldwell moved to table this, seconded by Mss. Jackson. Motion carried 5-0. Consider Approval of Car Allowanc~ M~. Kohl requested permission to establish a monthly car allow~uce for ~. Bert Keehr, Building Inspector, who has been employed by our Building Department since July of 1976. ~lth~ugh all of our ~_~spectors receive monthly car allow~uces, Ms. Keehr does not ~nasmuch as his previous a~es limited him to the office. However, recently ~. Keehr's duties emd inspections have taken him away from the office to such e~ extent thet the time has come to consider em allowance for him. He, therefore, respectfully requests Council's approval to authorize a monthly car allowance of $50.00 to be effective June 1, I977 for ~. Bert Keehr. M~. De~.~rco moved to grout approval, s~conmed by Mr. Caldwell. No discussion. Motion carried 5-0. M~. Kohl added that l~. Keehr is doing a good job in the Building Department and is doing many inspections. -32 - ML~TES - REGULAR CIT~ CO~CIL _~ETING BO~.~TTO~ BE~_CK, FLORIDA JUh~ 7, 1977 Request for Permission to Build Boardwe2k at I~nicipal Boat Ramp M~. Kohl requested permission to construct a boardwalk at our municipal boat ramp~ approximately 285 feet in length and six feet wide; made wita 2" x 6'~ x 6' lumber which will be placed over the railroad ties received at no cost from F.E.C. Railway Company. He would also like to include benches and railing at an approximate cost of $1,500.O0. ~nis boardwalk will be on top of the bre~kwater encircling the boat ramp area. Also, at this time, he would like to request permis- sion to build in front of the multi-purpose building a con- crete slab approximately ~2' x ~0' which can be used for skating, dancing and shuffleboard court. The approximate cost of this project is $300.00. To further beautify the area, ~e requests authorization to include possibly Seagrapes, Coconut trees and/or other shrubs and trees; and, for safety as well as beautification purposes electric lamps in a~ud around the e~ea. He added that he did obtain permission, but this is telling how many feet ~ud he presented the pl~u. He would like to do this as it will m~_ke the only one on the east coast. M~. Caldwell moved to grant permission, seconded by Mrs. Jackson. Under discussion, Me~¥or Zack commented that a lot of these administrative situations did not have to be brought before the Council, but he thinks the Council should be aware and it keeps the City Manager in the clear. Motion carried 5-0. ~. strnad asked who drew the plan ~ud ~. Kohl informed him that M~o Bill Flushing had. M~. Strnad asked if he had con- sulted with Col. Carn Reid about the trees and ~. Kohl re- plied that he talked to the County Agent and certain things were recommended and some can be procured free of charge. Fourth of July Celebration M~. Kohl informed the Co~uucil that plans are underway for the largest, most fantastic Fourth of July celebration in the history of Boynton Beach .... a celebration of the 201st birthds~y of our Country. Let us continue "not to forget" the Birth of our Nation. Promotion money for the Fourth of July celebration will be approximately $1,200.O0. This will be for signs, entertainment, games and prizes for both child- ren and adults. In order to succeed with the above plans, he respectfully requests permission to utilize City m~apower, ~herever he feels it is necessary, i.e. Maintenance men and/or Policemen for h~udling matters regarding parking or traffic. In the event something unforseen arises wherein City m~upower is needed, he feels that prior approval from Council is in order. These people will of course, be paid accordingly. ~yor Zack asked if it was a budgeted item and ~. Kohl re- plied that it is in promotion. -33- MINUTES - REGULAR CITY CO~W_~CIL ~ETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA jU~FE 7, 1977 F~r. DeM~rco moved to grant permission, seconded by Mrs. Jackson. No o.~_sc~sslon. Motion carried 5-0. Application for Beverage License - Sal's Pizza & Restaumamt - 1628 South Federal Highway - Causeway Square ~. Kohl read the application and advised that everything was in order. M~. Caldwetl moved to grant approval, seconded by ~. DeMarco. No discussion. Motion carried 5-0. Estimate on Roofing at Municipal Boat Ramp Mr. Kohl informed the Council that he has received estimates for shingle roofing (asphalt) on t~hree (3) exisving picnic shelters; Boat Club Building and for the new multi-purpose building. Written quotations were received from Duncan Enter- ~ of prises for the amou_~ $2,745.00; Cole & Stevens Roofing Co. for the amount of $2,860,00; and Jackson Building Compon- ents~ Inc. for the ~ount of $3,000.00. He recommends accept- ance of the low quotation from Duncan Enterprises, inc. in the amount of $2,745.00. Monies are available in the Unappro- priated Surolus Account. Mms. Jackson moved to accept the City Manager's recommendation, seconded by M~. Caldwell. No dmscuss_on. Motion carried 5-0. Cqnsider A~proval of Eud~e.~ Transfer Req~e~ M_~. Kohl advised that this was for the legal f~es for the Civil Service hearing. Mms. Jackson moved to approve the budget transfer request, seconded by Mr. Caldwell. No dis- cussion. Mormon cs33ried 5-0. Consider P~yment of Legal Fees - Re: BOnd Validation Mr. Kohl referred to correspondence from the former City Attorney, i~m. Robert B. Reed, and from ?~. Judson Freenm. n, Jr., who was previously acting as the City's Bond Counsel. ~. Freeman is requesting psjment of $592.53 for services rendered ~ud expenses incurred in connection with the valida- tion of the $865,000.~0 Boynton ~each Revenue ~ud Improvement Bonds, Series 1976. ~n the evenv Council approves p~jment of thisstatement, monies are available in Bond Service Ex- penses Account No. 030-947. M~. Caldwell made a motion giving approval, seconded by P~s. Jack, on. Under discussion, ]~. DeMarco asked if they were supposed to be notified about this:, so they could have held off on the bond ~ud ~. Kohl clarified that this was for work already completed. Motion carried 5-0. -34- MIS~UTES REGUT_~R CITY C057~CiL ~ET/NG BOYNT0~ BEAC~, ~ ~0RIDA JU~-E 7, 1977 F~. Kohl read the following bills for approval: 1, Penwa!t Corporation F~rric chtoride for Sewage Treatment P18mt Pay from budgeted funds 030-822.65 $ 2,534.81 2. Nalco Cnem~ca_ Compa%y P~lymer Naico for sewage Treatment Plant Pay from budgeted fu_uds 030-822.65 3. Municipal Code Corporation ~UppIement ~29 to ~oynton Beach Code of Ordinances Pay from budgeted funds 001-820.17 2,274.08 1,775.59 Industrial. Rgfuse Sales Dumpsters P~' from budgeted funds 020-827 Bid of 3/8/77 5,510.00 Russell & Axon 626-681-08-3, Est. #8 Professional services during construction for the Water Facilities Expansion Water Treatment Plant Pay from Utility General Fund 030-205 Authorization dated 5/8/74 Russell & Axon 626-681-05-4, Est. #33 ~ofessional services in connection with new wells Pay from Utility General Fund 030-205 2,225.25 2,563.49 Russell & Axon 626-681-18-3/6, Est. #4 Engineering services and resident inspection for Drexel Master Lift Station Pay from Utility General Fund 030-310.0t Authorization dated 8/3t/72 Cgntu2-y ~ool Ser~ ~ces~ _nc. Resu_~facing Wilson Pool Pay from Anti-Recession Fund 00t-875.31 Council approved 5/17/77 1,139.48 4,800.00 Ge~sch & Bramuchi Est. #8 Revised To correct approved amount st 5/17/77 Council Meeting. Change Order #2 has been deleted Contract- dated 7/26/76 16,015.50 -35- MINUTES REGULAR CiTY COB~CIL ~TI!~G BOYNTON B~ACH, FLORiD.~ JUICE 7, 1977 10. Keatts Truck~n~ Service 1,016.00 Fill for City Landfill Pay from General Fund OO1-853.39 Crabtree Construction Co, Est. #3 49,345.07 Relocation of utilities on ~oolbright Road Pay from Utility General F~_ud 030-205 Contract dated 2/15/77 12. Boynton Beach Child Care Ce.~t~r 2,377.18 After school c~e program - July thru Sept. Pay from budgeted fu~_~ds 020-880 Ordinance ~#73-15, paszed D/ ~/73 ~3. Willie Ruth McGrady 96.00 Server for Senior. Citizens Club - 2 week~ Pay from budgeted funds 020-~80 0rdin~uce #73-i5, passed 5/15/73 14. Isiah Andrews 110.00 Driver for Senior Pay from budgeted Ordinance #73-~5, Citizens Club - 2 wee~_s funds 020- $80 passed 5/15/73 15. Tom's Weldi~ Service 2,100.00 Installation of sludge tar~ks P~y from budgeted f~mds 030-922.52 Council approved 4/5/77 16. Intercounty Construction Est. #9 Water Treatment Plant Expansion Pay from ~.tlan~c ~ational Bank Series Contract dated 7/9/76 167,324.14 t975A M~. Kohl advised that the bills described have been approved and verified by the department heads involved; checked and approved for payment by the Finance Department; f~uds are available in their respective budgets. He recommends pay- ment of these bills. ~s. Jackson moved to pay the bills, seconded by ~. Caidwetl. No discussion. Motion carried 5-0. M~s. ~a~kson added that she did ask M~. Kohl for a breakdown for the last two years of how much money we have paid Russell and Axon, as she thinks we all Should know that. M~Jor Zack arnaounced he hoped the people would attend the ~caemumem on June 14 at 2:00 P. M. meeting ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ M±I~JTES REGUI~'~R CTT? COb~CZL _~E.,ET,_NG BOY~TO~ BE~_CH, FLORID~. JU~ 7, 7977 ADJ OURI~T ~s. Jackson moved to adjourn, seconded by I~M, Caldwell. Motion cs~ried 5-0 and the meeting was properly adJo~mrned at ~:00 P. M. CI~ OF BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA A .... ~T. ~ice M~vor Member ~r City Clerk Recording Secretary (Four Tapes) -37- LIST OF PAYMENTS APRIL 1977 Payments made in April by Date: April April April April April April April 1, 1977 .............................................. $ 4, 1977 ............................................... 5, 1977 .............................................. 6, 1977 .............................................. 7, 1977 ............................................... 8, 1977 .............................................. 11, 19~7 .............................................. April t1~Zt~77 .............................................. April 113.,_ 1977 .............................................. April 14, 1977 .............................................. April 15, _April 18, April 19, April 20, April 21, April 22, April April 26, April 27, April 28, April 1977 .............................................. 1977 .............................................. 1977 .............................................. 1977 .............................................. 1977 .............................................. 1977 .............................................. 1977 .............................................. 1977 .............................................. 1977 .............................................. 79,488.14 14,790.91 1,427.23 16,519.43 50,350.06 85,585.45 99.014.74 78~84.~ 27,153.74 15,742.39 84,618.63 8,531.05 210,246.21 1,478.51 7,886.07 76,577.98 41,279.21 84,364.59 110.53 146.20 29, 1977 .............................................. ' 239~535.83 Payments made in April by Fund: General Fund ................................................ $ Water and Sewer Revenue Fund ................................ Sewer and Water Deposit Fund ............................... Utility General Fund ....................................... Federal Revenue Sharing Fund ............................... Operating Capital Improvement ~und ......................... Retirement Trust Fund ...................................... Municipal Police R~tirement Fund ........................... Fireman, s Relief and Pension Fund ........................... Publicity Fund .............................................. Boynton Beach Memorial Park Fund ............................ Special Assessment Fund ..................................... 707,600.83 319,~9.37 1,967.50 68,245.90 98,383.05 8,100.37 273.66 534.55 3,153.44 5,242.49 IO,000.00 $1,223,3BI.I6 ~ipril 1, 1977 GENERAL FUND 19323 19324 19325 19358 19359 1936~ 19361 19362 19363 19364 19365 19366 Willie Bagley Gus R. Hart Samuel Sims Walt Disney World Payroll Funds Municipal Police Retirement Boynton Beach Retirement Trust Fund FiremenTs Relief & Pension Fund Boymton Beach Federal Credit Union First Bank & Trust Sands Point Homes, Inc. Harold Shull WATER AND SEWER ~EVENL~ Fb~TO 03326 Payroll Funds KETIREMENT TRUST 1535 Rena Carrier 1536 Frank Johnson 1537 Olive Wallace 1538 Woodrow Eutsay 1539 Eleanor Puffer 1540 W.T. Welch 1541 Ada Shook 1542 Muriel C. Holzman 1543 Constance Baish 1544 Mary E. Schorr 1545 Mildred A. Zwart 1546 John Schneider FIREMANS RELIEF PENSION FUND 0166 John M. Tuite 0167 Harold Herring 0168 Ken Snow 0169 Norman Lolatte MUNICIPAL POLICE RETIREMENT FUND 0096 Edward Sullivan FEDERAL REVENUE SHARING FUND 487 Willie Ruth McGrady 488 Isiah Andrews GRAND TOTAL $79,488.14 $ 450.54 135.60 135199 233.60 39,686.75 884.58 2,115.49 575.35 6,394.99 11,076148 200.00 I25.00 $562,014.37 $ 15,464.26 $ 63.23 88.75 168.90 55°64 91.28 82.65 202.21 164.46 53.79 253.66 ~7.13 133.20 $ 1,434.90 74,79 30.34 175.61 36.55 $ 317.29 $ 154.32 $ 48.00 55.00 $ 103.00 Page 2 April 4, 1977 GENERAL FUND 19367 19368 19369 19370 19371 19372 19373 19374 19375 19376 19377 19378 19379 19380 19381 19382 19383 19384 19385 19386 19387 19388 19389 19390 19391 19392 19393 19394 19395 19396 19397 19398 19399 19400 19401 19402 19403 19404 19405 Mmnufacturers Life Insurance City of Bo~nton Beach - Water Department Carolyn Sims Laura Metz Manhattan Trophies Eva Raymond Veva Armhruster Olyve Schooley Charles Godfrey Betty Garriga Larry Hunt Gulfstream Lumber John B. Dunkle John B. Ounkle International Association of Chiefs of Police Mechanics Uniform Service Monroe CalculatOr Photo Murals of Florida Price Plumbing Contractor Boynton Beach News Journal Atlantic Business Machines William Brose Productions Custom Auto Trim Easy Pay Tire Store Fire Equip. Sales & Service Gulf Oil Corp. Halsey & Griffith Hands I.B.M. Keatts Trucking Service K~py King Printing Center Walt's Automotive & Body Shop H.F. Mason Equipment Palm Beach Office Supply Pompano Office Supply Rowland Truck Equipment Ross Products Seacrest Petroleum Tennis Supply $ 563.19 3,299.30 10.00 15.00 64.00 30.00 10.00 10.00 30.00 30.00 36100 60.00 12.90 5.45 35.00 7.00 67.35 138.00 3.00 10.40 12.50 330.00 45.00 181.03 49.00 3,615.04 95°00 9.45 100.34 915.25 1,230.00 75.00 119.75 18.25 81.00 345.37 45.63 660.70 97.50 $ 12~62.40 WATER 03327 03328 03329 03330 03331 03332 03333 03334 AND SEWER REVE~q3E FUND ¥~nufacturers Life Insurance Gity of Boynton Beach - Water Departmen~ Allied Chlorine & Chemical Glasgow Equipment Service Graybar Electric Taylor Chemicals Ron Linkous, Jr. K & M Electric GRAND TfrfAL $14,790.91 $ 20.52 127.65 905.00 995.00 84.65 77.16 40.00 78.53 $ 2,328.51 Page 3 April 5, 1977 GENERAL FU~ 19406 19407 19408 19409 19410 19411 19412 Blue Gross of Florida, Inc. $ 367.62 Boynton Beach Association of Firefighters 252.00 Palm Beach Co. P.B.A. 326.00 Eugene Hines, i.B.F,O. 109.81 United Way of Palm Beach County 49.00 Fraternal Order of Police 225.00 Cadillac Engraver, Inc.(Do not Post) Replaces ch. ~16989 WATER AErO S~,;ER REVE~%~ FUND 03335 Perry Cessna $ 1,329.43 $ 97.80 GRAND TOTAL $1,427.23 April 6, 1977 GE~RALFUND 19413 19414 19415 1~4~6 19417 City of Boynton Beach - Petty Cash See March 31 See March 31 See March 31 City 19418 City 19419 City 19420 City 19421 City 19422 City 19423 City 19424 Fine $ 34.39 of Boymton Beach - Civic Center Bond Sinking Fund of Boynton Beach - Federal Revenue Sharing Fund of Boynton Beach - Fire~n's Relief & Pension Fund of Boynton Beach - Police Retirement Fund of Boynton Beach - Boy~-%ton Beach Memorial Park of Boynton Beach - Publicity Fund of Boynton Beach - Special Assessment Fund Arts Council of Florida WATER 08337 0B336 AND SEWER RE~DENUE FUN~ City of Boynton Beach - Petty Cash See March 31 F!REMANS RELIEF PE~NSION FUND 0170 John M. Tuite 0171 Ken Snow 0172 Norman Lolatte MUNICIPAL POLICE RETIREMENT ~JND 0097 Edward Sullivan 571.73 1,218.75 2,940.48 3,086.88 4,887.77 2,065.52 1,212.51 140.02 $ 16,158.05 24.78 $ 50.13 149.40 17.73 217.26 $ 119.34 SEWER AND WATER DEPOSIT FUND 01304 Hilrry M Riegler Replaces ch. ~8466 Do Not Post GRANM TOTAL $16,519.~3 Page 4 April 7, 1977 GENERAL 19425 19426 19427 19928 19429 19430 19431 Jeffrey Bentley Olyve E. Schooley Veva D. Armbruster Charles Godfrey Eva Raymond Betty Garriga Lin Bar Construction UTILITY 416 417 GEneRAL FUND Crahtree Construction Gersch & Bram~a~i FEDERAL 489 490 ~91 RE%~A~fUJE SHARING~ Boymton Beach Child Care Genter Willie Ruth McGrady Isiah Andrews GRAND TOTAL $50,350.06 April.8, 1977 GENERAL FUND 19432 19433 19434 19435 19426 19437 19438 19439 19440 19441 19442 $ 75.00 10.00 10.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 400.00 $ 585.00 $14,101.56 32,746.50 $46,848.06 $ 2,814.00 48.00 55.00 $ 2,917.00 Mark Law $ 158.01 Lenon J. Earris 174.40 City of Boynton Beach - Payroll Funds 42,762.30 ~G±t~ of Boynton Beach - Municipal Police Retirement Fund 870.16 City of Boynton Beach - Firerm~ns Relief & Pension Fund 576.99 Boymtom Beach Retirement Trust Fund 2,119.74 Boynton Beach Federal Credit Union 6,360.82 James Roberts 100.00 First Bank & Trust 11,358.88 Voi~ - Sparkl~ Fools !00.00 WATER AND SEWER REVENUE FUND 03338 City of Boynton Beach - Payroll Funds $85,585.45 FEDERAL ~EVENtrE SF~RING FUN~ 492 Electrical Systems GRAIqD TO~AL $64,581.30 $15~403.75 $ 5,600.40 Page 5 April 11, 1977 GENERAL FI~D 19443 19444 19445 19446 19447 19448 19449 19450 19451 Carpenter, May & Bremer Law Enforcement Associates Palm Beach Junior College Broward Community College Mr~D's Faint & Body Shop Boynton Pump & Supply Florida Power & Light Blue Cross of Florida Blue Cross of Florida WATER AND SEWER REVEN'JE FUND 03339 03340 03341 03342 03343 03344 03345 03346 03347 03348 03349 03350 03351 03352 03353 03354 03355 03356 03357 03358 03359 03360 03361 03362 03363 03364 03365 033~6 03367 03368 Carpenter, May & Bremer G. A. Industries Longview Lime J. Williams Pump Service Pemwalt Corporation G. A. Industries Badger Meter BIF Broward Pump & Supply Boynton Pump & Supply Curtis 1000 Easy Pay Tire Store Frankhouse Electric Griffin Pollution Control Hach Chemical Monty's Air Conditioning MJ-11er Bearings Nalco Chemical Peacock's Radiator Peninsular Electric Distributors Polly-Sonics, Inc. Southern Meter & Supply Su~aers Electric Taylor Rental Arthur H. Thomas Co. Ward Engineering WESCO Scientific Products Blue Cross of Florida Florida Power & Light SEWER 01305 01306 01307 01308 01309 01310 AND WATEP. DEPOSIT City of Boynton City of Boynton City of Boynton City of Boynton City of Boynton City of Boynton FUND Beach acct. of Artie Mae Simpson Beach acct. of Eula Lundy Stewart Beach accto of Gerald D. Carson Beach acct. of Mildred Johnson Beach acct. of Luther Barber Beach acct. of George Jones $ $ 2,448.00 4,195.00 20.00 20.00 304.20 344.37 17,599.78 8,196.32 175.33 33,303.00. 132.00 6,368.00 1,728.00 2,483.00 2,520.12 240.13 819.50 395.13 204.65 289.75 107.48 8.25 36.93 700.00 12.03 25.00 145.76 1,366o20 66~00 254.25 86.70 612.92 125.00 54.99 179.21 61.98 203.15 690.07 894.30 18,247.23 39,057.73 7.50 7.50 15.00 15.00 15.00 15.00 Page 6 April 11, t977 (continued) SEWER A~ND WATER DEPOSIT 01311 City of Boynton 01313 01314 01315 01316 01317 01318 01319 01320 01321 01322 01323 01324 01325 01326 01327 01328 0~$29 01330 01331 City of Boynton City of Boynton City of Boynton Jim Morgan City of Boynton Dennis Gosson City of Boyhton City of Boynton Gene Kight City of Boy.ton John Austin City of Boynton Jeen Dutch FUND Beach acct. of Mary Alma Chapman Beach acct. of Walter Zanders Beach acct. of Mark Conaway Beach acct. of Jim Morgan Beach acct. of Dennis Gosson Beach acct. of willard E. Bryant Beach acct. of Gene Kight Beach acct. of John Austin Beach acct. of Jean Dutch City of Boyntom Beach acct. of David F. Dawkir~- David F. Dawkins City of Boynton Beach acct. of Sram Lewis Stan Lewis City of Boynton Beach acct. of Robert Perry City of Boynton Beach acct. of Louise Mayfield Louise Mayfield BOYNTON BEACH MEMORIAL PAI~K FUND 1646 Florida Power & Light UTILI~ GENERAL FUIqD 418 Russell & Axon PUBLICITY FUND 1645 Dolph Map Co. 1647 FloridaPower & Light FEDE~LREVE~COE SILA~RING ~J~ 493 Carpenter, May & Bremer 494 Trail Ford Tractor ~I~21~ ~QTAL $99,014.74 7.50 7~50 7~50 2~80 12~20 2.80 12~20 7.50 5~15 9.85 7.80 7.20 2.80, 4.70 2.80 12.20 9.80 5.20 15.00 2.80 4.70 225.00 92.39 $ 5,981.18 $ 2,550.00 3.44 $ ~,553.44 $ 412.00 ..17,390.00 $17,802.00 Page 7 April 12, ~977 GENERAL 19452 19453 19454 19455 19456 19457 19458 19459 19460 19461 19462 19463 19464 19465 19466 19467 19468 19469 19470 ~47! 19472 19473 19474 19475 19476 19~77 19978 19479 19480 19481 19482 19483 19484 ~9485 19486 19487 19488 19489 19490 19491 19492 19493 19494 19495 19496 19497 19498 19499 19500 19501 19502 19503 19504 19505 19506 19507 19508 Manhattan Trophies Manl~attan Trophies Children's Book Council Baker & Taylor Companies American Imstitu~e for Economic Research J.J.A. Wolf Inc. - Air Fresh Dist. American Library Association Associated Libraries, Inc. Robert Johnson Computerworld Charles Waldner, Jr., M.D. Palm Beach Junior College Boynton Beach News-Journal Suzanne M. Kruse Wilson Insurance Agency Xerox Corporation William Sul!ivan Prosperity Dredging Co. Social Security Contributions Trust Fund Odor Control Systems Thomas Nelson & Sons Limited Municipal Fimance Officers Assoc. WilliamMorrow and Company~ Inc. Florida Ed~atlonal Paperbacks Dobbs B~others Library Binding Co., Inc. Doubleday & Company, Inc. Dr. James E. Buffan Jack's Camera Center Sharon Randolph National Linen Service Boynton Gun and Coin Shop Shamback Clothes Clinic Autopro~ucts Adams Chevrolet Advance Air Cond. & Heating Inc. Aamco Transmissions B B Auto Parts~ Inc. Graybar Electric Rauser ~otor Holly Accumulator & Electronics Co., Inc. Jack's Camera Center Keatts Trucking M. D. Moody & Sons, Inc. ~hitt MacDowell National Welding Products Northwood Si~k Screen Co. Olympia Sport Shop Clean Machine Car WaSh Beacon Restaurant Used out of order on 12/09/76 Used out of order on 12/09/76 City of De!ray Beach Jack's Ca, era Center Whirr MacDowell Palm Beach Junior College Palm Beach Radio, Inc. - Anserfone Bethesda Memorial Hospital 16.43 23.60 5.00 299.26 2.00 6.00 9.50 7.69 2O0.O0 15.00 52.00 343.50 5.20 240.00 7oofoo 65.00 29.40 100.00 50,126.00 54.50 24.08 30.00 24.62 12.58 6.86 22.27 300.00 28.48 27.37 189.75 863.99 30.00 68.22 187.74 2,456.05 245.00 50.53 293.60 14.07 28.05 6.28 1,102.50 220.00 96.00 43.80 205.00 39.24 84.00 33.93 8~44 t37.27 238.25 30.00 192o30 144.31 Page 8 April 12, 1977 (General Fund, Continued) 19509 Board of County Commissioners 686.08 19510 B~& F Fi!~er Sales 59.82 19511 C. Bernal 14.00 19512 Consolidated Electric Supply, Inc. 67.80 19513 CriE~nins Co., Inc. 66.64 19514 Central Hydraulics of Palm Beach, Inc. 26.39~ 19515 Capel Klang of Florida 77.10 19516 Dixie Asphalt Company 369.60 19517 Picard Chemical 37,05 19518 Pierce Tire Co. 690.78 19519 Remington Office & School Supply Co. 91.86 19~0 Rich Motor 136.81 19521 Roberts Septic Tanks 45.00 19522 Sewell Hardware 21.32 19523 Service Equipment Co., Inc. 150.25 19524 Spalding 538.5~ 1952~ Trail Ford Tractor 218.51 19526 Unijax 106.32 19527 David Wright & Son, inc. 162.21 19528 Earl Wallace Ford, Inc. I18~96 19529 Weir Auto Electric Inc. 40.00 195300 Game Time 118.50 19531 Halsey & Griffith, Inc. 142.~2 19532 Charles Frederick, Recreation 43.23 19533 Eas~aPay Tire Stores, Inc. 68.06 19534 East Coast Fire Equipment, Inc. 603.00 19535 Econo Auto Bake Systems 80.00 19536 Em~el's Uniforms 551.40 19537 E & S~ Products Co. 100.33 19538 EMCO 186.35 19539 Gulfstream Lumber Co. 940.01 19540 Jay W. Cmomk, Jr. 49.40 19541 Gore Newspapers 36.96 19542 Banyan Books 3.80 19543 John B. Dunkle 9.45 19544 HornBook Magazine 12.00 19545 American Rome 5.94 19546 National Geographic Society 3.95 19547 Ford's Travel Guides 8.50 19548 Beane Exterminating 107.00 19549 Baker & Taylor 65.17 19550 Macmgllan Publishing Co., Inc. 4.34 19551 Doubleday & Co., Inc. 10.91 19552 Cushing Swimming Pools 200.00 19553 City of Boynto~Beach - Sewer & Water Deposit Fund 570.00 9554 City of Boynton Beach - Water & Sewer Revenue Fund 4,594.24 9555 City of Boynton' Beach - Utility General Fund 3:349~33 $ 75,374.11 WATER AND SEWER REVEIqE/E~-~FUND 03369 U. S. Postmaster $ 750.00 03370 Adams Chevrolet Co. 12.64 83371 Advance Air Cond. & Heating, Inc. 35.00 03372 Pierce Tire Co. 89.52 03373 Halsey & Griffith 20.73 03374 B. B. Auto Parts, Inc. 294.52 83375 Gulfstream Lum~er Co. 10.27 03376 Rimker Materials Corp. 49.39 Page 9 - April 12, S~ER 01332 01333 01334 01335 01336 01337 01338 01339 01340 01341 01342 01343 01344 01345 01346 01347 01348 01349 01350 01351 01352 01353 01354 01355 01356 01357 01358 01359 01360 01361 01362 01363 O1364 01365 01366 01367 01368 1977 (gontinued) AND WATER HEP0$IT FUND City of Boynton Beahh acct. of Billy J. Robbins Billy J. Robbims City of Boynton Beach acct. of David Peach City of Boy,ton Beach acct. of Howard J. Mallory Howard J. Mallory City of Boymtom Beach acct. of James Gervasio James Gervasio City of BoyntomBeach acct. of Mrs June W. Yick City of Boynton Beach acct. of John Tedesco John Tsdesco City of Boymton Beach acct. of Jacky Richard Jacky Richard City of Boymton Beach acct. of Gene Kight City of Boymton Beach aect of Boca Retch Fed. Say. & Lean Boca Raton Federal Savings and Loan City of Bo~mtom Beach acct. of Peter P. Kulla City of Boymton Beach acct. of Katherine Smith Katherine Smith City of Boym=on BRach acct. of Michael Tolie Michael Tolie City of Boymton Beach acct. of Albion T. Olsen Fred Lakeman City of Boynton Beach acct. of Robert Lynce City of Boynton Beach acct. of Scott Construction of ~oca Scott Construction of Boca Rat~n City ef Boynton Beach acct. of Joseph Dude Stanley Leatherdale MrS. John J. Connelly City of Boston Beach acct. of Anthony Yazzetti Anthony Yazze~ti City of Boynton Beach acct. of Gerald Vender Veen Gerald Vender Veen City of Boynton Beach C!e~ent Kress City of Boynton Beach acct. of HelenKnesnik Helen G. Knesnik City of Boy~to~ Beach acct. of Robert E. Lee Robert E. Lee BOYNTON BEAC~ F~MOR/a~L PARK 1648 Gulfstream Lumber Co, FEDERAL REVENUE SHARING FUND 495 Pierce Tire Co., Inc. 496 Game Time 497 Lag~nmower Hospital 498 Four Steel Corporation BO0 Dixie Asphalt Company PUBLICIY FEbvD 1649 G~9~tem Boymton Beach Chamber of Comm~mce GRAND ~OTAL $~8,484~Z6 $ 4.90 10.10 15.00 6.30 8~70 5.60 9.40 15.00 13.80 1.20 7.80 7.20 15.00 1~.30 1.70 7.50 5.60 1.90 7.00 8.00 15.00 15.00 30.00 9.80 20.20 15.00 7.50 7.50 3.50 4.00 2.80 12.20 7.50 2.80 4.~0 2.80 4.10 $ 330.00 $ 8.33 $ 26.37 119.00 238.00 48.38 478.00 $ 909.75 $ 600.00 Page I0 April 13, 1977 GEIqERAL FUND 19556 19557 19558 19559 19560 19561 19562 19563 19564 19565 19566 19567 19568 19569 19570 19§71 19572 19573 19574 19575 19576 19577 19578 19579 19580 19581 19582 19583 19584 19585 19586 19587 19588 City of Boynton Beach - Water Hydrant Service Atlantic Hardware Joyce A. Waters Boynton Auto Glass & Body Shop Densberger Fire Equipment Dixie Asphalt Co. East Coast Fire Equip. Easy Pay Tire Stores Fire Equipment Sales & Service General GMC Truck Sales & Service Jack's Camera Center Lamar Uniforms Lawnmo~er Hospital Whirr MaeI~owell Mechanics Uniform Pompano Office Supply Rubin Construction Co. Gulf Oil Products Tri-Med S~gical Co. Unijax Larry Woods Marine Service B=B~ Auto Parts Frilly Underwood Susann Dragon Ellen Bowden Richard Verzaal Karen Okenica Gerald Dunkelberger Olyve Schooley Betty Garriga Charles Godfrey Veva Armbruster Barbara Bart WATER 03377 03378 03379 03380 03381 03382 AND SEWER REVENUE FUND Atlantic Hardware Co. Hach Chemical Co. Industrial Electric Sales & Service Whirr MacDowell Mr. D's Paint & Body Shop Taylor Rental Center SEWER 01369 01370 03171 01372 01373 01374 01375 AN]) WATER DEPOSIT FUND Lin Bar Construction City of Boynton Beach aCCto of Lin Bar Construction City of Boynton Beach acct. of Emeil Bauerle Emil Bauer!e City of Boynton Beach aCCto of Joseph A. Vallery Joseph A. Va!lery City of Boynton Beach acct, of Designer Estates 4,075.00 1.45 126.97 48.50 150.00 122.10 49.50 ~29.08 9.50 81.17 45.16 176.25 63.05 221.00 30.00 28.41 '!584.19 3,625.29 230.30 100.16 50.00 253.49 5.00 5.00 5.00 86.40 54.00 30.00 10.00 30.00 30.00 10.00 10,00 10~795.97 $ 86.64 43.95 90.00 90.00 96.50 77.80 $ 484.89 $ 33.40 26.60 2.00 13.00 2.80 12.20 15.00 Page 11 April 13, 1977 SEWER AND WATER DEPOSIT FUNO (continued) 01376 01377 01378 0~379 01380 01381 01382 01383 01384 01385 01386 01387 01388 01389 0~90 01391 01392 01393 01394 01395 01396 01397 01398 01399 01400 01401 01402 01403 01404 01405 01406 City of Boynton Beach acct. of Designer Estates · ity of Boynton Beach acct. of Terry Jeter Terry Jeter City of Boynton City of Boym~on City of Boynton City of Boynton F~rk Wink City of Boynton City of Boynton City of Boynton City of Bobraton George Harrison City of Boymton Beach acct. of Andre St. Juste Beach acct. of Joseph H. Rape' Beach acct. of Carrousel Coiffures Beach acct. of Mark Wink Beach acct. of Frank Birhari Beach acct. of Evelyn J. Dreher Beach acct, of Robert Bellus Beach acct. of Georg~ Harrison City of Boynton City of Boynton City of Boymton City of Boymton City of Boynton Beach acct. of Melvin Lowe City of Boynton Beach acct. of Beamon L. Robinson Beamon L. Robinson City of Boymton Beach acct. of David Franklin~ Beach acct. of Esau Watson Beach acct. of Robert KaneVoided 4/18/77 Beach acct. of Ethel Dairsow Beach acct. of La Plant Adair Beach acct. of Village Royal on the Green Evergreene Bldg. City of Boynton Beach acct. of Austin Arnold Austin Krnold City of Boynton Beach acct. of Dorland ~. Smith Dorland E. Smith City of Boynton Beach acct. of Phiilip Schneider Phillip Schneider City of Bok~aton Beach acct. of Ethel Lord City of Boynton Beach acct. of Ray Mo!dfidge City of Boynton Beach acct. of Florence Schaf~ P~TIREMElqT TRUST FUND 1548 Enrique Nagid, M.D. Void 4/30 BOYNTON BEACH MEMORIAL PARK FUiqD 1650 B B Auto Parts UTILITY GENERAL FUND 419 City of Boymton Beach - Administrative Charges GRAND TOTAL $27,153,74 $ 15.00 7.80 22.20 30.00 7.50 7.50 2.80 12.20 15.00 15.00 7.50 2.80 4.70 15.00 2.80 4.70 7.50 15.00 v~ia~ 15.00 30.00 50.00 12.80 2.20 6.30 1,20 2.80 4.70 7.50 7.50 7.50 $ 447°50 $ !i~? $ 8.72 $15~416.66 Page 12 April 14, 1977 GENERAL FUND 19589 19590 19591 19592 19593 19594 19595 19596 19597 19598 19599 19600 19601 19602 19603 19604 19605 !9~06 R. L. Gru~nons Printing The Shopper Kopy King Printing Center Xerox Corporation InternationallBusiness ~mchines Corp. Boynton Auto Supply Autop~oducts, Inc. Sherman ~lark Welding E~aul Auto Service Gorilla Motors Xerox Corp. Safe'nco G. E. Go~!d Ra~mond Caude!l 8o~the~e~nty Drug Abuse Foundation WATER 03383 03384 03385 03386 03387 033~8 03389 033!90 03391 03392 03393 03394 03395 03396 033197 03398 AND SEWER REVENUE FUN~ Autoproducts Boym~on Auto Supply Communit~yAction Migrant Program Boca Es~tates Wm. J. PexLrose M.A.P. B~ilders of Coral Springs Lin-Bar Construction Ca~al 30 RuthMo~ Benton Boyntom Flaza C.L.S. Corp. M_rs. Ruth Fteisher Stockton, Whatley & Davin Harry Dougherty Kendall Construction Canal 30 SEWER 01407 O1408 01409 01410 01411 01412 01413 01414 01415 01416 01417 $ 12.75 402.30 54.00 534.01 2,967.00 382.97 500.13 5.00 20.00 202.70 529.00 310.01 304.62 100~00 100.00 $15,158.96 $ 4.25 22.78 2.50 7.00 11.50 15.00 2.80 2.80 5.00 5.15 28.00 3.50 7.80 4.50 25.90 22.30 $ 170.78 AND WATER DEPOSIT FU5~ City of Boynton Beach acct. of Mrs. W. N. Rhoden $ 2.80 Mrs. W. N. ~hoden 4.70 City~o~ Boynton Beach acct. of Frances Merzog 2.80 Frances Herzog 4.70 Dorian Trauger 15.00 City of Boynton Beach acct. of Earl Mundermark 7.50 City of Boynton Beach acct. of Mercedes Vasquez 15.00 City of Boynton Beach acct. of Stockton, Whatley & Davin 2.80 Stockton, ~hatiey & Davin 12.20 City of Boynton Beach acct. of Ridge Grove Estates 2.40 Ridge Grove Estates 12.60 Page 13 April 14, 1977 SEWER AND WATER DEPOSIT FUN~ (continued) 01418 01419 01420 01421 01422 01423 01424 01425 01426 01427 01428 01429 01430 01431 01432 01433 01434 01435 01436 City of Boynton Beach acct. of Stockton, Whatley Davin Stockton, Whatley & Davin City of Boynton Beaeh acct. of Douglas Haynes City of Boynton Beach acct. of Helen Gay Helen Gay City of Boynton Beach acer. of Rocco T. Capoldo Rocco T. Capoldo City of Boynton Beach acct. of Carlton Fixsen Carl~on Fixsen City of Boynton Beach City of Boymton Beach ist Federal Savings & City of Boynton Beach City of Boymton Beach City of Boynton Beach George Rothfuss City of Boynton Beach acct. of i.i.T. Fla. Corp. I.I.T Florida Corp. Cedar Point don Stevens acct. of Eugene Thibault acct. of ~st Fed. of L~me Worth Loan of Lake Worth acct, of John Matoney acct. of Mrs. Robert Hoffman acct. of George Rothfuss FEDERAL REVENUE SHARING FUND 499 isiah Andrews 500 See April 12 501 Willie Ruth McGrady BOYtqTON BEACR I~MORIAL PARK FUND 1651 Uni-Chem Corporation 2.80 12.20 7.50 2.80 4.70 11~50 3.50 2.80 12.20 7;50 2.80 12.20 15.00 25.00 2.80 4.70 3.45 11.55 15.00 $ 242.50 $ 55.00 48.00 $ 103.00 $ 67.15 GRAND TOTAL $I~7~2i39 April 15, 1977 GENERAL FUtqD 19607 19608 19609 19610 19611 19612 19613 19614 19615 19616 19617 19618 Cityof Boynton Beach - Petty Ca~h Earnest Newton Publix Supermarket City of Boynton Beach - Payroll Funds City of Boynton Beach - Municipal Police Retirement Fund City of Boynton Beach - Firemen's Relie~ & Pension Fund Boynton Beach Federal Credit Union First Bank & Trust City of Boynton Beach - Retirement Trust Fund F. Gregory Barnhart Paul W. Davis, Inc. Art Cloutier $ 42.31 256.38 22.58 43,840.26 874.07 572.67 6,375.82 11,705.68 2,124.36 5.00 200.00 140,00 Page 14 April 15, 1977 GENERAL Fb~N~ (continued) 19619 State of Florida - Dept. of Revenue 19620 State of Florida - Dept. of Revenue 19621 State of Florida - Dept of Revenue Motor Fuel Tax WATER AND SEWER REVENUE F 03399 City of Boynton Beach - Petty Cash 03400 City of Boynton Beach - Payroll Funds SEWER 01437 01438 01439 01440 01441 01442 01443 01444 01445 01446 01447 01448 01449 01450 01451 01452 01453 01454 e1455 ~1456 01457 01458 01459 01460 01461 01462 01463 0t~64 01465 01466 A~NDWATER DEPOSIT ~Jk~ H. H. Waskow J. Willard Pipes Foy Ward Rebel Realty Corp. DeMarco & Sons Peninsular Properties Reed Construction Dr. Charles Simon Robert L. Deary W. G. Lassiter F. E. Ghristensen John N~ebel Ward Cuu~nings ~o~bert Co Purcell Axel Nelson Campbell Construction Snow Construction John Ghurey 5frs. E~ith Hood Robert B, Reed Ann Barrett Cannon Homes Kendall Construction Luis A. Galainena, MoD. Serge Pizzi Dair~,3 Creasman St. Andrews Corp. Oity of Boynton Beach acct. of Newlan Painting Decorations Void Robert Kane RETIREMEI~f TRUST FUND 1549 Jo Ann Gregory 1550 Milbourn B. Craig GRAAND TOTAL $84,618.63 $ 124.00 2.00 92.96 $ 66,378.09 $ 3.95 15~290~61 $ 15,294.56 $ 15.00 15.00 15.00 77.00 30.00 97.50 30.00 7.50 37.50 150.00 7.50 25.00 15.00 31.50 7.50 7.50 15.00 7.50 15.50 8.00 24.50 7.50 7.50 8.00 15.50 7.50 15.00 15.00 7.50 $ 722.50 558.26 1,665.22 2,223.48 Page 15 April 18, 1977 GE N~E P~L FUND 19622 19623 19624 19625 19626 19627 19628 19629 19630 19631 19632 19633 19634 19635 19636 19637 19638 19639 19640 19641 19642 19643 Ronald Kr~ger J. white Aluminum USS Agri-Cnemicals Worth ~hemical & Paint Scotty's Four Steel Corp. Easy Pay Tire Store All Florida Safety'Supply State of Florida - Dept. of Motor Vehicles Peninsular Supply Lamar U~iforms Gulf Oil Products Arrow Specialty Co. Ru-Dik PrinZing Co. Mrs. Virginia K. Farace - Library Petty Cash Rich Motors Coca Cola Bottling The General Tire & Rubber Co. National Fire Protection Assoc. Oceanside Pools Xerox Corporation WATER 03401 03402 03403 03404 03405 03406 03407 03408 03409 03410 03411 03412 03413 03414 03415 03416 03417 03418 03419 AND SE~rERREVENUE FUND Lamar Uniforms Florida Bolt & Nut Co. Porter Paint Co. National Electric Ceil Div. Superior Pump and Armature Works Harvel & Deland Edwards Electric Corp. Allied Electric Supply Equipment for Industry, Inc. General Tool &Machining Nalco Chemical Radio Shack Halsey & Griffith Xerox Corp. Sunco, Inc. John Wiley & Sons, inc. Modern Control & Supply Southern Meter & Supply Co. Helco Safety Equipment Corp. Gulf Oil Products FEDERAL REVEt~3E SHARINGTF~N~ 502 3M Company GRAND TOTAL $8,531.051 $ 100.00 20O.0O 688.80 105.60 47.26 101.01 21.69 72.88 74.31 21.00 194.04 1,I73.75 928.95 33.82 111.35 7.75 27.20 51.70 552.00 70.00 ':I00.00 156.26 $ 4,~39~7 $ 281.70 173.63 430.40 190.00 322.00 39.69 38.22 903.98 203.00 121.20 24.95 220.00 156.27 130.20 16.76 14.37 126.71 43.50 83.20 $ 3,519.78 $ 171.90 Page 16 April 19, 1977 ~ENERAL ~JND 19644 City of Boynton Beach - Water & Sewer Revenue Fund $ 19,323.06 19645 City of Boynton Beach ~ Sewer & Water Deposit Fund 670.00 19646 City of Boynton Beach - Utility General Fund 3,857.67 19647 Bernice Merritt 15.00 19648 19649 David Rottman 16.00 19650 Allen !nsuramce Agency 358.00 19651 Halsey & Griffith 68.56 19652 Tropigas '~104.24 19653 Jack's Camera Center 12.56 $ 24,425~09 WATER AND SEWER REVENLrE FUND 03420 Halsey & Griffith $ 31.76 03421 Tropigas 289.89 03422 WESCO 78.10 03423 Refunding & Improvement Bond Sinking Fund 175,273.91 03424 K & M Electric Supply 147.46 '~I75,821.12 SPECIAL ASSESSlW~NT FUND 1652 First Federal Savings & Loan of Lake Worth GRAND TOTAL $llQ,246.2I $ 10~000.00 April 20, 1977 19654 Tropigas $ 95.31 19655 Lt. John Gardner 129.00 19656 Suzanne M. Kruse 155.00 19657 Petersem Publishing 7.50 19658 Jack's Camera Center 16.80 19659 David Calderone 2.80 19660 The Detectiva Book Club 29.54 19661 New Plays for Children 8.00 19662 National Automobile Dealers Used Car Guide~Co. 15.00 19663 Thomas Bouregy & Co. 8.85 19664 William Morrow & Co., Inc. 5.37 19665 Robert Bentley, Inc. ~1.10 19666 Baker & Taylor Companies 298.04 19667 Doubleday & Co. 126.98 19668 Bro~Dart 2.98 19669 Florida Educational Paperbacks 21.55 19670 National Record Plan 26.37 19671 Mmcmil!an Publishing Co. 9.22 19672 Florids Solar Energy Center 4.50 19673 Broward County Historical Commission 4.00 19674 Eva Raymond 30.00 19675 Betty Garriga 30.00 19676 Charles Godfrey 30.00 19677 Olyve Schooley 10.00 19678 Veva Armbruster 10.00 Page 17 April 20, 1977 GENERAL FUND (continued) 19679 State of Florida - Commissioner of Motor Vehicles 19680 Larry Smith 19681 Richard Donovan WATER A~ND SEI~RREVENUE FUND 03425 State of Florida - Dept. of Environmental Regulation FEDERAL REVE}VJE SHARING FEND 503 Collins Signs GRAND TOTAL $t,478.51 April 21, 1977 GENERAL F%qND 19682 19683 19684 19685 19686 1968~ 19688 19689 19690 19691 19692 19693 19694 19695 19696 19697 19698 19699 19700 19701 19702 19703 19704 Western Auto Store David Wright & Son Trail Ford Tractor Ross Products Rowland Truck Equipment John Martin John Lowery Service Equipment Co. Snow Concrete Void Automatic Entrances Central Hydraulics of Palm Beach General GMC Truck Sales & Service Kirk Materials H. F. Mason Equipment M. D. Moody & Sons National Welding Products Palm Beach Hydraulic Jacks Allen Chemical American Computer Supplies Halsey & Griffith Southern Bell Telephone Co. Hanna, Bennett & Paine, Inc WATER 03426 03427 03428 03429 03430 03431 03432 03433 03434 AlfO SEWER REVENUE FUN~ Viking Enterprises Terminal Transport Porter Paint Products ~r Industry Rimker Material Palacids Thompson Wallace & Tiernan Halsey & Griffith Southern Bell Telephone Co. BOYNTON 1653 BEACIt MEMORIAL. PAtLK FUND Southern Bell Telephone Co. GRAND TOTAL $7,886.07 Page 18 S 6.00 100.00 158.60 $ 1,362.51 $ 20.00 $ 96.00 $ 10.08 29.12 157.28 68.35 80.40 150.00 150.00 40.29 235.51 320.32 43.31 130.81 133.00 281.80 220.00 14.25 143.70 20.00 551.70 134.62 3,566.92 1~0.00 $ 6,581,.46 $ 45.84 593.71 35.90 74.00 13.09 11.95 293.38 15.22 155.62 S 1,238.71 $ 65.90 April 22, 1977 GENERAL ~JND 19705 19706 19707 19708 19709 19710 19711 19712 19713 19714 19715 19716 City of Boynton Beach - Petty Cash $ 29.48 MarJorie K. Alexander 179.19 Richard Gift 121.56 Joseph LaCoursiere 200.00 City of Boymton Beach - Payroll Funds 39,173.22 City of Boymton Beach - FiremenTs Relief & Pension Fund 575.66 BoyntomBeach Retirement Trust Fund 2,122.26 Boynton Beach Federal Credit Union 6,429.57 First Bamk & Trust 11,263.13 See April 25 -- City of Boy,ton Beach - Municipal Police Retirement Fund 867.82 Blue Ribbon Builders 100.00 $61,061.89 WATER AiNrO SEWER REdE FUND 03435 C~yof Boynton Beach - Petty Cash $ 24.28 03436 City of Boymton Beach - Payroll Funds t5~388.81 $15,413.09 FEDERAL REVE1NrOE SHARING 3~d~D 504 Isiah Andrews 505 Willie Ruth McGrady April 25, 1977 GENERAL FUND GRAND TOTAL $76,5~7.98 $ 55.00 48.00 $ 103.00 19714 Richard Verzaal $ 849.60 19717 Clifford Bro~ma 16.20 19718 Karen Okenica 115.20 19719 Cathy Marsh 16.00 19720 Coca Cola Bottling Co. 51.70 19721 American Institute of Planners 43.20 19722 LuAnne Wiseman 10.80 19723 Eunice Wilson 14.40 19724 Karen Okenica 82.80 19725 Bobby Olenik 43.70 19726 Rae Nelson 16.00 19727 Doris Nelson 16~00 19728 Cherie Soya 19.46 19729 Paul Richard Aho 11.12 19730 Karen Okenica 47.26 19731 Eunice Wilson 90.00 19732 Florida East Coast Railway 1,336.40 19733 ModermWelding Co. 2,073.00 19734 Ernest Malwitz t00.00 19735 Sunco, Inc. 99.95 19736 Adams Chevrolet 224.86 19737 Advance Air Conditioning & Heating 324.98 19738 Asgrow of Florida 26.25 19739 Dixie Asphalt 224.70 19740 E & S Products 79.20 Page t9 April 25, 1977 (Continued) GE~ ~AL F~JND 19741 19742 19743 19744 197~5 19746 19747 19748 19749 19750 19751 19752 19753 19754 EMCO Florida Bolt & Nut Co. R. L. Grummons Printing Jack's Electric Co. Keatts Trucking Service Joe Nelson's Auto Body Shop Picard Chemical Pierce Tire Co. Seacrest Petroleum Co. Snow Concrete Corp. Earl Wallace For~ Autoproducts Boynton Auto Supply B B Auto Parts 24.40 72.50 153.25 240.00 250.00 39.25 395.22 720.72 82.88 70.94 234.77 356.16 84.26 8,679.13 WATER 03437 03438 03439 03440 03441 03442 03443 03444 03445 03446 03447 03448 03449 03450 03451 03452 AND S~ERREVENUE FUND Pennwalt Corporation J. Williams ~ump Service Carl Eric Johnson, Inc. Florida Power & Light Adams Chevrolet B!F R. W. Farmer Supply Co. Gold Coast P!umbimg Industrial Electric in4ustrial Supply Corp. Keller's Electric Service Sewell Hardware Co. Taulman Company J. William Pump Service Boynton Auto Supply B. B. Auto Parts 1,970.33 2,825.63 2,951.84 2,415.00 4.63 437.55 75.30 45.33 45.00 710.00 82.00 56.13 214.25 272.00 3.13 17.96 $ 12,126.08 FEDERAL 5O6 5O7 REVE~q3E SHARING PUND Palm Beach Dodge McCain Sales of Florida 20,350.00 124.00 20,474.00 GkAND TOTAL $41,279.21 April 26, 1977 GENERAL 19755 19756 19757 19758 19759 19760 19761 19762 19763 19764 19765 Pat Shelley Martin Breinlinger Blanche Conlin Evelyn Breinlinger Commerical Record Busch Gardens Wilson Sporting Goods Manhattan Trophies Boynton Glass Service Vince Canning Shoes Field's Army & Navy Store 40.00 20.00 20.00 20.00 60.00 513.00 508.69 256.00 41.60 150.00 120.00 Page 20 April 26, 1977 GENERAL FUND (continued) 19766 19767 19768 19769 19770 19771 19772 19773 19774 19775 19776 19777 19778 Ketch-All Company Lafayette Radio Electronics Whirr MacDowell Mr. D's Paint & Body Shep Palm Beach Canvas Pitney Bowes Uni-OhemCorporation .The Viking Enterprises Zeiders C~ty of Boyaton Beach - Sewer & Water Deposit Fund Gity of BoymtOn Beach - Water & Sewer Revenue Fund City of Boymton Beach - Federal Public Works Employment Act Trust Fund Bob Desaro WATER 03453 03454 03455 03456 03457 03458 03459 SEWER REVENUE FUND Brooks Products Delray Chemical Co. Lamer Unfforms Nalco Chemical Peninsular Electric Distributors Picard Chemical Sunco, Inc. FEDERAL 508 REVEI%rUE SHARING FUND Flagship 1st National Bank April 27, 1977 GENERAL FUND 19779 Minette Lebitz ~RAND TOTAL $84,364.59 RETIRFJ~NT TRUST FUND 1551 Enrique Nagid, M.D. (Do }lot Post - Replaces check ~1548) TOTAL $110.53 GRAND TOTAL $146.20 April 28, 1977 GENERAL FUND 19780 Pat Shelley 15,43 21.00 59.00 62.74 110.00 13.16 142.65 400.72 160.00 620.00 11,970.41 17,096.00 100.00 $32,520.40 $ 555.00 25.00 643.99 481.80 11.25 120.40 6.75 $ 1,844.19 $50~000.00 $ 110.53 146.20 Page 21 April 29, 1977 GENERAL FUND 19781 19782 19783 19784 19785 19786 19787 19788 19789 19790 19791 19792 19793 19794 19795 19796 19797 19798 19799 19800 19801 19802 19803 19804 19805 .~98D6 ~9807 19808 ~9809 19811 19814 19815 ~98~6 [9817 19818 198%9 I9~0 ~SR1 198~3 19827 19829 to 19842 19843 Boymton Beach Fire Department Bill McOonkey John B. Dunkle Gene Moore Joseph F. Zack ~orman Str~ad Emily Jackso~ Richard Galdwell Joseph DeMarco Tereesa Padgett Betty Zobel Charles Frederick Fra~hl Edgar Howell Edged Ott Bob Latham ~s E. Wangler J~s~h T. Molland III ~rold S~ll Charles Persi~ Wi~ Dixie Ad--nee Air Conditioning & Heati~ Mrs. Vi~i~a Farace Publication Sales A~Inter~tional ~emicals Cu~t~,~lamces of Florida D~ie Asphalt E~y Pay Tire Store ~%Iie~itfork ~a~eriok Ireland Ernest Ellis ~rives I~nation ~usiness ~chines ~en I~SUrance Agency S~ State Office Machines O~rles Godfrey EVa ~ond Betty G~riga V~a A~b~ster ~i%y of Boston Beach - Petty Cash D~id Dillon Olde Schooley I.B.M~ Corp. McPherson's Office Machines U. S. Post Office Fire Equi~ent Sales & Service First B~k & T~st Seedy Payroll Fzmds 117.90 162.00 5.45 2,083.33 100.00 85.00 85.00 85.00 85.O0 25.00 20.00 85.00 125.00 125.00 125.00 125.00 125.00 101.20 25.48 200.00 5.80 3.95 91.55 30.00 197.70 6.83 124.40 230.32 242.74 102.41 74.00 54.50 2,813.33 56.65 30.00 30.00 30.00 t0.00 47.49 100.00 10.00 150.37 17.50 104.00 16.50 100~000.00 40,507o24 Page 22 April 29, 1977 GENERAL FUND (continued) 19844 19845 19846 19847 19848 19871 19872 19873 City of Boynton Beach - Police Retirement ~und $ 873.73 City of Boynton Beach - Firemen's Relief & Pension Fund 575.04 Boynton Beach Retirement Trust Fund 2,134o31 Boynton Beach Federal Credit Union 6,469.57 First Bank & Trust 11,388~83 City of Boyntom Beach - S~er & Water Deposit Fund 880~00 City of BoymtonBeach - Water & Sewer Rev~mue Fund 16,000.i6 City of Boynton Beach - Utility General Fund ~ 22,209.29 $209,733.57 WATER AIfO SEWER REVENUE FUND 83460 K & M Electric Supply $ 124.50 03461 Mixing Equipment ¢o. 739.00 03462 Sears, Roebuck & Co. 92.91 03463 Flanagan-Metealf 638.07 03464 Peninsular Eleatric Distributors 19.20 03465 Xerox Corp. ,65.00 03466 CurtinMatheson Scientific 75.92 03467 Badger Meter 919.50 03468 Easy Pay Tire Store 6.24 03469 R.L. Grtm~onsPrinting 12.70 03470 Harvel & Deland 820.00 03471 Allen Insurance Agency 1~406.67 03472 Taylor Re~tal Center 27.48 03473 City of Boynton Beach - Petty Cash 4.16 03474 Southern Wipers 57.00 03475 See May 2 -- 03476 See Fmy 2 03477 City of Beynton Beach - Payroll Funds 15,248~92 $ 20,257.27 FEDERAL P~VERUE SRARING _.~J~ 509 Isieh Andrews $ 55.00 510 Willie Ruth McGrady 48.00 RETIREI~ENT TRUSTu~VUIqD 1566 First Bank & Trust 1567 Void 1568 Richard To Lovins BOYNTON BEAGt{ MEMORIAL PARI( 1654 First Federal Savings & Loan of Lake Worth GRAND TOTAL $239,535,83 $ 103.00 $ 1,500.00 2,941.99 $ 4,441.99 $ 5~000.00 Page 23