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Minutes 05-20-75MINUTES OF REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING OF THE CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA, HELD AT CITY HALL, TUESDAY, MAY 20, 1975. PRESENT David Roberts, Mayor Joe DeLong, Vice Mayor Edward F. Rarmening, Councilman Norman F. Strnad, Councilman Emily M. Jackson, Councilwoman Frank Kohl, City Manager Ernest G. Simon, City Attorney Tereesa Padgett, City Clerk OPENINGS Mayor Roberts called the meeting to order at 7:30 P.M. He asked all to rise for the invocation given by Pastor Roby Snider of the BoymtomBaptist Temple, followed by the Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag, led by Councilman Strnad. Announcements The Mayor announced that City Hall would be closed Monday, May 26, 1975 in observance of Memorial Day. It was noted that an announcement by Councilman Strnad would be moved do%rn to Pnblic Audience. -~ Mr. Kohl requested several changes to the Agenda as follows: add under OTHER, "Recognition of Police"; "Soliciting for the Disabled American Veterans, Post #19"; under LEGAL-Other, move item No. 1 "Consider Amending Ord. 73-15 - RE: 10% Revenue Sharing for Poor, Aged and Infirmed" should be moved to the end of the Agenda under OT~ER. Council had no objections to the above changes. MINUTES Regular City Council Meeting - May 6, 1975 Mrs. Jackson referred to page 10{ paragraph 3- should read, "How- eve~ at that time the City did not have an actual ambulance." Mr. Harmening referred to page 13 at the top of the page, carrying over from the preceding page, which should read "...should be for the fiscal year 1975-76." Mrs. Jackson moved for the adoption of the Minutes of May 6, 1975 as corrected, secomded by Mr. Harmening. No discussion. Motion carried 5-0. - 1- A~O~CE~: It is our responsibility as Council members to listen 'to the voice of the citizens of this city and not let personal animosity obliterate our duty to the taxpayer. We must endeavor to do things openly and honestly for the benefit of all the people and not for just a few privileged individuals. I mu~t~again reiterate that I want to see all the city business conducted out in the open in front of the public and not conducted over the telephone after the meetings are over. We must move forward, nothing can be accomplished by bickering and long drawn out discussions in order to ge~headline coverage in the newspapers. These tactics may impress s~fae.,but the majority of people want to see some hard work done and things accomplished~ Vicious and corrupt political machines are spawned on a local level. Block voting is an early warning sign. There is no place in Boynton Beach City Government for machine politics. The only machine we need in our City is a strong machine of and for the people a~ which I shall continue to strive for. Respeotfully, Norm Strnad Councilman MINUTES - REGULAR CITY COt~NCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA MAX 20, 1975 Special City Council Meeting - May 8~ 1975 Mrs. Jackson referred to page 11, line down, which should read "... next to last paragraph, 8th this does cause a hardship." She also referred to page 12, 9th paragraph down which should read, "...Mrs. Padgett replied they shouldn't use tax rolls." On page 13 in the next to last line, the word "comparable" should beehanged to "compatible". On page 16, every place where it says '~(r. Atom" should be changed to "Mr. Arano~'. Mrs. Padgett advised this change had been made. Mr. Strnad noted page 8, first paragraph, 4th line from the bottom, which should read "... He continued that the rear setback was not too bad, but the side setbackshould not be 20 feet on one side where the rear yard i__saceessible." Mayor Roberts asked for clarification of a portion of page 17 regarding the Board of Adjustment where it was decided to have seven me~bers and two alternates. In the next to last paragraph it was then questioned where four would make a decision as a majority. Mr, Simon explained that he felt Council decided to have seven members on the Board of Adjustment, requiring a majority to grant an appeal which would he four, but a quorum of five would be required in order to act on any matter. It was further clarified that the majority was consistent with the State law and the five required in attendance is an extension to or more stringent than that required by,State_Statute. Mr. Simon said this had been clarified before tonight as he and Mr. Barrett had worked out the correct wording. The Mayor Wmought there was another portion of the Mi~ates which needed clarification along the same lines but he couldn't locate the exact place and it was felt that it too was corrected. Mr. Harmening moved for the adoption of theM inures of the Special Meeting of May 8, 1975 as corrected. Mr. Strnad seconded. No discussion. Motion carried 5-0. Mayor Roberts asked all those wishing to speak about items on the Agenda to give their names to the City Clerk to be called at the appropriate time. PUBLIC AUDIENCE Mr. James O'Mearat Ohairmant Bicentennial Committee MINUTES - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOY~TON BEACH, FLORIDA MAY 20, 1975 Mr. O'Meara stressed the need for communication regarding the bm=e~6~ celebratzon and before proceeding, gave the floor to Mrs. Kathy M~am~hm~ Vice Chairman of the Bicentennial Committee. He wished to return later with a request to City Council. Mrs. Kathy Mav~hn~ Vice Chairman of the Bicentennial Co~aittee reported at length on the progress and activities of the Committee. It was stressed that each co....~nity follow the national program and embrace three elements, "Heritage ' 76" co~emoratiug the past and historical sites; "Festival U.S.A.", using the areas of art, education, athletics, hospitality, travel, exhibits, fairs and festivals with on interchange and inter- action; all areas that will+~-mke a better life for the community, there is another area --"lasting reminders" and the Committee is in the process of trying to secure funds to make a movie abont the history of Boynton Beach, With the fDlm Being made available to organizations, groups and area schools. Hrs. ~sai~ that ~he Committee has written two 1errors to ail the organizat~ions in Boynton Beach -= the first Thompson, of Realtors; second and material available. Among the there would he several distinguished Libra~f in January, 1975, BoFntom to have a and Cadet 2nd ab, on July 4, 5 and 6, ~hamher ~ of supplies , Mrs, H~ghnnoted at the Festival ,of the Arts =.works by the planning on June Upon completion of Mrs. Ea~.h~ s report, before Cotmeil~ He and City Attorney, City Manager and City centennial Blue Ribbon, designating members. Mr. 0 'Meara referred to Mr. seau, Who were present, as Chairmen and he spo~e of government grants that We the bicentenmial celebration. He asked~ of making a 16 mm film, owned and opera~ to show the history of Boynton Beach to~l It could also be used as part of the hi~ school in the years to come and would be organizations at no charge. 0 'Meara reappeared Councilmember s, ;ith a Bi- . Comm~ tree Dr. John Rous- in the Committee, · e b~ing given in behalf of or Council' s consideration ~ by the City, with sound 5e ~ub~lic during 1976. ory ~c~asses in the local av~ilabie to all local Mr. O'Meara appealed to Council for a contribution of $6,000 towards the film which would be a matching sum to what the State -3 MINUTES - REGULAR CIT~ COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA MAY 20, 1975 would give as a grant. The entire cost of the film would be $16,235.00, with $4,058.00 in donated labor, and the Bicentennial Committee would have to raise the rest. In view of the upcoming public hearing at 8 P.M. and the_fact that Mr. O'Mearaand the Committee had to leave the meeting, Mr. DeLong moved to take Mr. O'Meara's request under advisement. Mr. Strnad seconded. No discussion. Motion carried 5-0. BIDS None. PUBLIC HEARING - 8 P.M. Parcel #1 - Applicant: Ann L. Sciarto, 170 N. E. 27th Court, .Request: Conditional Use to Allow Child Care Center Mr. Barrett advised that at their last meeting the Planning Zoning Board tabled this request until their next hearing, so there could be no action tonight. Mrs. Jackson moved to table this item, seconded by Mr. DeLong. No discussion. Motion carried 5-0. It was noted that this item must be re-advertised. PUBLIC AUDIENCE (tout'd) Council returned to the discussion of Mr. O'Meara's request for $6,000. Mr. Warnke came forward and explained there was a June 1st dead- line as the State was then having a meeting at which time it would give away $810,000 in grants to communities throughout the State who have received matching funds. There is a stipulation that at least 25% of a project's cost would be in kind (labor) and that the City or organization put up at least half the cost. ~erefore, a commitment from the City is needed so that a grant could be applied for in the amount of $6,000. Discussion resumed regarding the source of the funds to be donated by the City and Mr. Kohl reported that he had contacted several neighboring municipalities to see what they were contributing. It was found that the amounts were substantially less than was requested for Boynton Beach. Council felt that a compromise would be more in erder, such as $3,000. Mr. Simon pointed out that the possibility of complying with a Charter provision might come up in that the -4- MINUTES - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACM, FLORIDA MAY 20, 1975 City Manager is permitted to negotiate up to $5,000, but must go out for bid beyond that. After further discussion about m fair donation and some comments on personal contributions, Mr. DeLong moved to have the City donate $3,000 towards the efforts of the Bicenternnial Committee. Mrs. Jackson seconded. It was noted that the Committee would have to attempt to raise the balance of the funds needed, and Mr. Kohl ~ould advise Council at the next meeting which account would be used for the City's donation. Mr. Simon advised that there were certain procedures to be followed regarding the purchase of the fill and it was clarified that this donationwas made to the Bicentennial Committee to use as seem fit. The Mayor felt that Mr. Eeht may wish to comfer with Mr. Simon regarding this matter if the Council votes in favor. It was decided to make a part of the motion that Mr. Kohl follow the usual procedure in handling this matter. A roll call votewas requested by,ir. DeLong which the City Clerk conducted as follows: Vice Mayor DeLomg Aye Councilman Harmening - Aye Councilwoman Jackson - Aye Councilman Strnad - Aye Mayor Roberts - Aye Motion carried 5-0. Announcement by C~uncilman Norman F. Strnad Mr. Strnad stepped down from the dais to speak under Public Audi- enc~regardingwhat he felt to be inaccurate newspaper reports. He wished to have his ~ritten statement regarding the activities of City Councilmombers read into and made part of the record (attached hereto), and asked that each Councilmember think carefully before making any statements to the newspapers. It was stated that the statements Mr. StEad felt to be erroneous would be made known to the Council at a later date. Mr. Sidney Schwartz, 1006 S.W. 18th Street, referred to his May 6th appearance before Council to present a plan he felt would be beneficial to the youth of the City and he challenged comments he had read which were made by the Mayor regarding youth and the elderly. He referred to various crime statistics and co~aented on the efforts of the City's Police Department. Mayor Roberts complimented the work of the Police Department and said ~hat he and Mr.:Kohl had looked in the matters that Mr. -5- MINUTES - REGULAR CI~f COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLOR/~DA MAY 20, 1975 Schwartz had brought up at the last meeting. He felt that the comments he made reflected his feelings tBmt everything in the City wasunder control. Mr. R. B. Vastine, President of the United Boynton Civic League, c~mplimented the work of the Planning & Zoning Board over the past 2-3 years, specifically in the preparation of the new Zoning Ordinance an4 Zoning Map. He especially noted the contributions made by Mr. Jack Barrett, Building Official and .complimanted the City Council for its efforts as well. LEGAL Ordinances - 2nd Readin~ - PUBLIC HEARING Proposed Ordinance No. 75-16 - Re: Granting Conditional Use For Construction of Additional Classrooms 7th Day Adventist Church Mr. Simon read proposed Ordinance No. 75-16 on second reading by caption only. Mayor Roberts asked if anyone in the audience wished to speak for or against this Ordinance. No reply. Mr. Harmening moved for the adoption of Ordinance No. 75-16 on second and final reading. Mr. Strnad seconded. No discussion. Mrs. Padgett called the roll as follows: Vice Mayor DeLong - Aye Councilman Harmening - Aye Councilwoman Jackson - Aye Coumcilman Strnad - Aye Mayor Roberts - Aye Motion carried 5-0. Proposed Ord. No. 75-17 Pursuant to Chapter 166 Home Rule Powers Act" - Re: Procedures & Grounds for Recall of the Florida Statutes Entitled '~unicipal The Mayor recalled that he had brought this matter up for repeal, however, it left a void in the City Charter. Therefore, he felt it could be re-~ritten~o theMe-~buld~ereference to the State Statute. Mr. Simon said the only difference between this version and the one previously presented to Council was in the addition of a '~Whereas" paragraph at the top of the Ordinance and the reference is to Chapter 74-130 of Florida law, however, it has not yet bee~ codified into the State Statute so it cannot be referred to as a permanent section which would be desirable in Boynton~s Code. He suggested when this is sent up for codification, MINUTES - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA MAY 20, 1975 a request be made for an Editor's note with reference to the appropriate section. He suggested delaying the passing of this Ordinanceuntil an accurate section can be designated. Mr. DeI~ng moved to table this Ordinance until further notice. Mrs. Jackson secanded. No discussion. Motion carried 5-0. It was suggested that a considerable time might pass before this matter could be brought up again, therefere, Mr. DeLong and Mrs. Jackson withdrew their motion and second respectively. Mr. Harmening m~ved to strike this item from theAgenda. Firs. Jackson seconded. No discussion. Motion ca~-~ied 5-0. Ordinances - 1st Reading Consider Final Approval for Yachtman's Cove - Proposed Ord. No. 75-18 - Re: Approvin~ Final Plat for Y~htman's Cove Mr. Simon said Councilm~mhers had before them a new Ordinance for approval of this plat. Previous action was taken before the~plat was ready for final approval due to a misunderstanding in procedure. Now that the Planning & Zoning Board has recommended final approval, the matter is again before Council. Mrs. Jackson moved to give final approval for plat of Yachtman's Cove. Mr. Harmening seconded. No mscusszon. Motion carried 5-0. Mr. Simon then read Proposed Ordinance No. 75-18 regarding Approving Final Plat for Yachtman's Cove on first reading in its entirety. Mr. DeLong moved for the adoption of Ordinance No. 75-18 on first reading. Mr. Harmening seconded. No discussion. Mrs. Padgett called the roll as follows: Vice Mayor DeLong - Aye Councilman Harmening - Aye Councilwoman Jackson Aye Councilman Strnad - Aye Mayor Roberts - Aye Motion carried 5-0. Proposed Ord. No. 75~ Re: Parental Responsibility for Minor .Children - TABLED Item left on the table. MINUTES - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA MAY 203 1975 Resolutions Proposed ResolutionNo. 75-CC - Re: Easement for Florida Power & Light As It Pertains to B.B. Memorial Cemetery Mr. Simon read proposed Resolution No. 75-CC in its entirety. Mr. DeLong m~ved for the adoption of Resolution No. 75-CC, seconded by Mr. Strnad. No discussion. Mrs. Padgett called the roll as follows: Vice Mayor DeLong - Aye Councilman Harmening - Aye Councilwoman Jackson - Aye Councilman Strnad - Aye Mayor Roberts - Aye Motion carried 5-0. Proposed Resolution No. 75-DD - Re: Request to Department of Transportation to Change Informational Signs on 1-95 Within the ~t7 Limits Mr. Simon read proposed Resolution No. 75-DD in its entirety Mr. Harmening moved for the adoption of Resolution No. 75-DD, seconded by Mr. Strnad with a correction to the word, "exit" which was spelled wrong in line 5. No other discussion. Mrs. Padgett called the roll as follows: Vice Mayor DeLong - Aye Councilman Harmening - Aye Councilwoman Jackson - Aye Councilman Strnad - Aye Mayor Roberts - Aye Motion carried 5-0. Proposed Resolution No. Third Street - TABLED 75-BB - Re: Accessible Routes on S.W. Mrs. Jackson moved to take this item from the table, seconded by Mr. DeLong. Motion carried 5-0. Mr. Simon read Resolution No. 75-BB in its entirety. Mrs. Jackson moved for the adoption of Resolution No. 75-BB, seconded by Mr. Harmening. No discussion. Mrs. Padgett called the roll as follows: Vice ~Mayor DeLong - Aye Councilman Harmening Aye -8- MINUTES - REGULAR CI%~f COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA MAY 20, 1975 Resolution No. 75-BB (Cont'd) Councilwoman Jackson Councilman Strnad Mayor Roberts Aye Aye Aye Motion carried 5-0. Proposed Resolution No. 75-EE - Re: Officially Designating S..~. 15thAvenue Park as "LITTLE LEAGUE PARK" Mr. Simon read proposed Resolution No. 75-EE in its entirety. Hr. DeLongmoved to adopt Resolution No. 75-EE, seconded by Hr. Harmening. No discussion. Mrs. Padg~tt called the roll as follows: Vice Mayor DeLong Aye Councilman Harmening Aye Councilwoman Jackson Aye Councilman Strnad Aye Mayor Roberts Aye Motion carried 5-0. pther Consider Amending Board of Adjustment Ordinance - Re: for Granted Variance Time Limit Hr. Kohl said a meeting was held early this week with the Building Official, Mr. Jack Barrett, and the City Attorney, Mr. Simon regarding this matter. As a result of this meeting, it was determined that the Board of Adjustment should set a time limit for a granted variance. Hr. Kohl recommended approval of this request. Mayor Roberts asked if this had to be redrafted in the Ordinance which was read and Mr. Simon said this matter concerned whether or not the Board of Adjustment could grant variance with a time limit. It would be more preferable to say it could rather than should and he ~ead from the State Statute, Chapter 163. The language in the State Statute could be incorporated in the City's Code. Hrs. Jackson moved to accept the City Manager's recommenda- tion above. Hr. DeLong seconded. No discussion. Motion carried 5-0, Hr. Simon explained that the provision is in the proposed -9- MI~TES - REGULA~R CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA MAY 20, 1975 Code already. It was further clarified that no action was re- quired at this time. Discussion ensued as to what a reasonable guideline would be as to time limits. It was noted that the Building Official or a member of his staff would be at all Board of Adjustment meetings and that time l~m~ts would be left to the discretion of the Board upon receipt of all pertinent informa- tion. Clarify Proposed Zoning Ordinanc.e - Councilwom~ Emily Jackson: a. Secti°n. 5- "I-C" - Uses Permitted - Schoels (page 20); b. Section 11 - "C~ - Nursery &/or Other Pre-School Facilities (page 45); c. Section 5 - l"u" - Hotels~ Motels, etc. (Page 21); d. Section $- ParagraDh 3 ~ 'Building.& Site l~e~ulations (Page 27) Mrs. Jackmonnoted that ~n the old Building C~de, nursery schools were not permitted in a residential are~and she felt this was not the place for them. Hr. Barrett expIained that they are not permitted until theyr~, an~-2 with no c~ditional use. Regarding hotels, motels, etc., it was clarified that S.W. 15th was not zoned as there was nu allowable use fur them and this was taken into consideration. Mrs. Jackson questioned the portion of the Zoning Ordinance in regard to cormer~:lots and the 30-foot side lot allowance and Mr. Barrett said it ~ould have to be corrected, indicating some setback ~u the street side, and he would revise this the next morning. Mrs. Jackson also questioned the provision regarding 40% lot coverage and felt it should perhaps be larger, but she accepted the provision after some c~ment from Mr. Barrett. OLD BUSINESS Consider Abatement of Lien - Mr. Arnold Stroshein Mr. Kohl advised that this matter has been pending since January and the entire file was before Council for consideration upon the advice of the City Attorney. Mr. Kohl said that Mr. Stroshein is the only one on the street who has not paid for his assessment. Mrs. Jackson brought other information to the attention of Council and quoted from the Minutes of February 2, 1970, July 20, 1971 and December 19, 1972, etc. She noted there were hearings on this matter and everyone else has paid their assessment and considering what has transpired according to the Minutes, Mrs. Jackson did not feel Mr. Stroshein was entitled to any abatement. Mr. DeLong said he has read the relative Minutes and Ordinances and moved that the request for abatement of lianbyMr. Stroshein 10 ~ FfIt~TES - RECtILAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOY!~TON BEACH, FLORIDA MAX 20, 1975 be denied. Mrs. Jackson and Mr. Harmening seconded. Mr. DeLong requested a roll call vote which Mrs. Padgett conducted as follows: Vice Mayor DeLong - Aye Councilman Marmening - Aye Co%mcilwoman Jackson Aye Councilman Strmad Aye Mayor Roberts - Aye Motion carried 5-0. Status Report onMr. Ben Johnston's Radio Tower Mr. Kohl advised that Mr. Johnston is making good progress toward cleaning up this site and making every effort to comply with requirements. Court case has been postponed until May 30, 1975. This was verified by the Building Official, Mr. Barrett. Mrs. Jackson referred to the complaint of dumping dirt at night and Mr. Barrett said this has been cleaned up. He said Mr. Johnston rents there at the present time, however, he owns approx-'mmately 30 acres out in the County where he is trying to build now. Mr. Strnad said he would like to see a copy of the FCC license granted to Mr. Johnston for the to~er on the property so that he could see if it is approved before he votes on the matter. Mr. DeLong verified withMr. Barrett that Mr. Johnston still has to answer for the violation of erecting the tower without a building permit. It was noted there would be no action taken until such time as Mr. Barrett shows Counail ~he~C permit which he verified. Proposed Resolution - Re: Co--ending Planning & Zoning Board and Acting City Planner, Mr. Jack Barrett - Councilwoman Jackson Mrs. Jackson read a portion of the Minutes of February 27, 1973 regarding an errene~us timetable on the Zoning Ordinance and Map whichwas presented by a former City employee, Mr. Largent. Mrs. Jackson complimented the efforts of the Planning & Zoning Board for the years 1973-74-75 and she requested that Mr. Simon draw up a Resolution commending these people. She then moved that this Resolution be read, seconded by Mr. DeLong. Mrs. Jackson requested some before the reading to say ~Boards~' in the second and in the last line and in Section t, say ~'The Planning &.Zoning Boards of 1973~ 1974 and 1975 ..." Mr. DeLong said he didn't feel the new zonmng and map actually got off the ground until 1973 when some changes were made, including the termination of the ~ity Planner at that time. Mrs. Jackson added that the - i1 - MINUTES - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA MAY 20, 1975 work accomplished was done by the citizens themselves in the form of the Planning & Zoning Board as a voluntary effort with the help of Mr. Barrett. Some reference was made to a letter of resignation received from one of the Board members and it was hoped he would reconsider, After further coaa~ent by Mr. DeLong concerning the commendable ~fforts of everyone involved, the motion to read Rmsolution No. 75-FF carried 5-0. Mr. Simon read Resolution No. 75-FF commending the members of the Planning & Zoning Board and Mr. Barrettin its entirety. Mrs. Jackson moved to adopt Reselution No. 75-FF, seconded by Mr. Harmening. Under discussion, Mr. DeLong~ished to have it made a part of the record that the efforts, energy and time that the acting P~lamm. ing Director and mmmhers of the Planning & Zonimg Board hmve ~evote~ in the interes~ and welfare of the last~year when this group received the s~ated that a copy of Resolution No. to each-member who served on the Board. Mrs.. PaH~ett calIedthe roll as follows: Vice Mayor DeLong Aye Councilman Harmening Aye Co~ncil~om~ Jackson Aye Councilman Strnad - Aye Mayor Roberts Aye Motion carried 5-0. Reconsider "Fork/Island~ at S.W. 25th Avenue & S.W. 6th Street Councilman HarmaninK Mr. Harmening asked for reconsideration of this matter as after reviewing ali the information, he felt he did not vote in the best interest of the citizens of the City. He felt the Police Report on this matter refutes the earlier feelings that this location was a safety hazard and he read a portion of the Report. Mr. Harmening moved to reconsider the action taken at the last meeting. After some discussion about the motion, the motion carried 5-0. Mr. Harmening felt if the triangle was removed in accordance with the wishes of the petitioner, anyone could cut through the lot the same as before. He questioned why the lo~ would be beautified after the removal of the triangle when no attempt had been made to do so before and added the triangle was created by the Department of Transportation; therefore, it should be removed by DOT. He could not agree to spending $1,000 in this 12- MI~UJTES - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING FLORIDA MAY 20, 1975 area in that he felt only one or two people would benefit and there were other ways to spend this money where more people would benefit. Me also felt to,abandon this property to the owner of the adjacent property might be considered as adding insult to injury. Mr. Harmeming moved to instruct the City Manager to leave the triangle in its existing state without any further work. Mrs. Jackson seconded for discussion purposes. Mr. said that his information was that all the people near the were opposed to it and no one wished for it to r~m~in, he would try to help anyone with a reasonable request and felt the hazards in the urea~ere definitelypotential. Mrs. Jackson said she voted for this on the grounds that Lt. Gardmer~ said it was a traffic hazard. She referred to traffic conditions on ~th and 8th Streets and the use of cement stops or buttons which were used to prevent cars from driving in a particular area. Also, at the triangle in q~estion, large stones were pla~ed there so no one could ~rive there. Mr. DeLomg felt that L~, Gardner's report was very vague. Mayor Roberts said he spoke to several people in the area. He felt a hedge could not be put. there because it w~uldobstruct the view coming out of the street and possibly there b~ a ¢ompromis~with the hard dug up, some put in with a~¢ouple of a c~nclusioneouldbe reached. Mr. DeLong said that ~ )ecti~n wiTl show that the ho~se on the north side of 25th is grassed in to.t/%e end ~f the pavement and he moved to ~o~tow the suggestions' of May~r Roberts. Fir. Strnad seconded, there was a metion on the floor~ Mr. DeLong with4re~the~rmeti~m and second respectively. Regarding Mr. Harmening's motion to leave the triangle in its existing state, motion carried 3-~ against (Mr. Harmening and Mrs. Jackson were in the minority). seconded by Mr~Strn~ Mr. DeLong m~ved to accept the reco--~endatien of Mayor Roberts/ and instruct the City Manager to comply with same -- to dig up the hardtop and for the time being sand it untilesome further decisien is made. Also include some reflector posts on the south side. Motion carried 3-2 in favor (}~r. Harmening and Mrs. Jackson in the minority). Discuss Request of Cemetez7 Board - Councilman Strnad ~Ir. Strnad wished to know the status of the proposed mausoleum which hasbeenunder consideration for some time. It was noted that Mr. Kohl had given Council a letter on this matter about a year ago and the Cemetery Board wishes to borrow ~ome money. - 13 - MINUTES - REGU~PfR CIT~ COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA MAY 20, 1975 Mr. Edward D HurfDrd, Chairman of the Cemetery Board, spoke at length on the merits of having a mausoleum in view of the increasing scarcity of space. The desired place for the mausoleum would be om the west side of the cemetery, next to the ball park. He explained there is approximately $197~000 in the Cemetery Trust Fund which is to be used for the maintenance of the cemetery= Mr. Hu~f~ said he became-~saem~er~f the Board while hewas in the life insurance business and has been a m~mher longer than anyone in the City -- 18 years. Mr. M~'s overall estimate of the mausoleum, including the nursery work, etc. would be $259,000 an~ it was =equested that the City land the Cemetery Board this sum for the construction of the mauso!eumas the Trust Fund was presemtly tied up in Certificates of Deposit. Various ways in wb/ch the money could be repaid ~ ~as felt by council that Mr. Kohl could look into the matter further to determine~h~e the'Oitywould get the funds and also~iscuss the procedure wit]~ the City Attorney. It was clarified that the $197,000 would be used as collateral for the loan. Fir. Harmening noted that a fe~Qfthe ~D's %rill come due shortly and perhaps they could be cashe~ in at a small loss to help defray a portion of the cost so the City wouldn't have to come up ~ith as m~ch money. Council discussed the handling of the Certificates of Deposit at length. Mr. DeLong felt this sit~ationwould have to be considered among other priorities, although the cemetery will make money for the City. Mr. Harmening felt the Council should express its willingness to cooperate in this endeavor and as rapidly as possible if the mechanics and finances can be worked out. Mrs. Jackson moved that the City Manager and City Attorney look into this and consult Mr. H~mfo~d if necessary and come back to Council with a report. Mr. Harmening seconded. No discussion. Motion carried 5-0. Mr. Strnad suggested moving on to the last item under OLD BUSINESS as some people had waited a long time for this to come ~p. It was decided to just rearrange the last and next to last items (F and C) accordingly. Consider Request of South County Drug Abuse Foundation, Inc. - Coun~cilman Strnad Mr. Strnad said he has investigated this matter quite thoroughly and he felt it would be appropriate for Council to consider this request without any hesitation because of the amount of people going d~ to the drug abuse center from Boynton Beach. - !4 - MINUTES - REGULAR CIT~ CODI~CIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA MAY 20, 1975 Dr. Carl Carter came forward and referred to the letter which Council received from Mr. Fr~k L. Carey, Jr., President of the S~uth County Drug Abuse Fonndation, Inc. dated April 16, 1975 and requestimg an emergency appropriation of $1,000 to see the Foundation through this difficult time. A request was also made for consideration of e~atinuing financial assistance for~the 75-76 fiscal year in the amount of $6,000. Dr. Carter noted that the Foumdatien is mo longer known as the Delray Beach Drug Abuse Foundatiom and he gave a brief history of the organization, referring to material that he had passed out to Council. He netedthat the FO~ndationwas funde~ 70%by the Federal Govern- memt, however~ the present financial problamwas due to no l~nger heinga recipient of fu~s fr~m the Delray Bea¢~ Community C~est, which the is ~rying to regain. Dr. Garter noted thai 20-40% of those they treat come from Boynton Beach. It was Clarified that the Foundation is. a non- p~fit orgamizatien, run hyanindependem~Board of Directors a~d it is not a per se -- no funds Come from the County, but is 7.s~bsidi~ed from a ~I~Agrant. Mr. DeLong recalled that an appeal was made for funds along these lines either in 1973 or 1974 andthe City was even going to attempt to rent some quarters for tham, although it. was a different organization. Me felt that Delray was heing~ of great help in having the Foundation located there and Mr. DeLong prevailed upon the Council to give this matter a good deal of consideration. Mr. DeLong moved to grant the amergenc~ request of $1,000, seconded by Mr. Strmad. Mr. DeLong. requested further imformatien on the $6,000 request. Motion carried 5-0. Discuss Traffic Si~lizat~n imLeisureville - Councilman Strnad Mr. Strnad said in requesting a Resolution several Council meetings ago to be sent to the County to continue S.W. 15th Avenue, he was remiss in not asking at that time for consideration in sending a Resolution for traffic signalization at S.W. 15th Avenue end 18th Street which will be two main arteries in Leisureville w~en 15th Avenue is completed. Mrs. Jackson questioned whether it might be considered to try and get the developer to do this and she asked whether this was ever considered when Leisureville was first platted back in 1969. The Mayor suggested having the City Manager look into this matter and contact those who would be concerned in Leisureville. Mr. Zack, one of the Directors from Leisureville,~ said he contacted the Ci~yMenager about 8 months ago about signalization on 804 and and Leisureville Boulevard and other intersections. He felt that 15- MI/~JTES - REGULAR CIT~ COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA MAY 20, 1975 15th Avenue was also discussed, however, it was not actually now in Lei~areville but would effect the traffic situation there eventually. Amy action the Council takes in this behalf would be appreciated. He said on April 7th a letter was received from DOT, advising that a traffic light wasn't feasible om 804 amd Leisureville Boulevard but this and other sections would be reconsidered at a later date. Mr. Zacq~ said there were also discussions with the City Manager concerning lighting, with an additional light on Leisureville Boulevard and four lights on 18th Street, alth~agh there is a problem*~gettimg easements from the residents; also some street lights are needed on Congress and Golf Lane. It was decided that Mr. Kohl would l~ok into the situation re- garding S.W. 15th Avenue and 18th Street. Mr. Strnad said he would like to have a Resolution sent to the proper authorities in.reg~ard to~i~g 15th Street finished and it was stated that this has already>~been done. Also, plans are already underway regarding 15th Avenue east to U.S. 1. Mr. Strmad moved to have a Resolution dra~m up reqnestimg a traffic light on the corner of S.W. 15th Avenne and 18th Street. Mrs. Jackson seconded. No discussion. Motion carried 5-0. NEW BUSINESS Discuss Zomin~ Moratorium - Councilwoman Jackson Due to past experience, Mrs. Jackson moved that the City Attorney have an Ordinance drawn up for the next meeting that at the time the new Zoning Ordinance goes into effect June 13th, there be a moratorium fer 90 days before any changes be applied for. This would allow for an opportunity to see hew the map is working out. It was clarified that the moratori~ was still on and this was a request that it not be lifted for 90 days. Mr. DeLong felt the City should be able to use its discretion as to when to lift the moratorium. Mrs. Jackson suggested having a building moratorium temporarily until the zoning map goes into effect, so no one could come in-under the present zoning map. Mr. Barrett said he doesn't have a great deal of applications now, but when it is learned that the new zoning map is going into- effect there may possibly be many applicatiens for building under the old zoning map. He felt zn~ ~ne wroth. Mrs. Jackson s s~ggestion a t~emporary 30-day moratorium' · .... ' afl. qh'E ,,~]~ . ez~ectzve. Tkis would not inclnde the applications already on record. Mr. Barrett felt that single family units could be omitted from this moratorium. Discussion ensued as to whether this matter should be handled by motion or a Resolution. Mr. Simon felt it would be more desirable to have a %rritten Resolution. - 16 - MINUTES - REGULAR CIT~ COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA 20, Mrs. Jackson moved that no new building permits be accepted except for single residences, pending the adoption of the new Zoning Ordinenee end Map (whichwill be approximately June 13th). Mr. DeLomg seconded. No discussion. Motion carried 5-0. It was clarified that the present moratorium was still in effect and an additional Resolution was not needed. ADMINISTRATIVE Consider Feasibility and Need of a Youth Center Mayor Roberts referred to the discussion earlier this evening on this subject. He said he based his remarks on not needing a youth center on a visit he had with Mr. Kohl and he wonldabide by said deciszon. Mrs. Jackson moved to strike this item from the agenda, seconded by Mr. Harmening. Motion carried 4-0 as Mr. DeLong was temporarily absent. Consider Beautification of Royal Palm Village Clubhouse Area F~. Kohl advised he has previously discussed this matter ~ith City Council and he asked for permission to proceed with this project, as well as C~cilWs wishes in regard to seeding or sodding the area. He compared the cost of e~chof thes~ processe~ amo~mtimgte $2,050 - seeding and $3,300 sodding. If Council approves, funds are?available in Account No. 851.64. The plans are in the City Manager's office for review or can be seen at this evening's meeting. Mr. Harmening moved to approve the City Manager's recommendation and proceed with this project. M_rs. Jackson seconded with the amendment that Mr. Kohl proceed with the seeding. Mr. Kohl suggested that sodding was the better method and Mr. Strnad agreed. Mrs. Jackson spoke about her success with a particular typ_e of seeding. The Mayor agreed that sodding was best. Mr. Strnad moved to accept the City Manager's recommendation and proceed en this project using sod end the other specified plants. Mr. DeLong seconded. Mr. Strmad asked if it would be Argentine Bahia and Mr. Kohl said he ~ould try to get this. He also stated that a sprinkling system was already in. Motion carried 5-0. Mr. DeLong was advised that the item on the feasibility of a Youth Center was st~nkem from the Agenda. Me advised Mr. Kohl to consult Chapter 959, Youth Services of the State Statute if necessary in the future. - 17 MINUTES - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACM, FLORIDA MAY 20, 1975 Comsider Request of Community Appearance Board Mr. Barrett said this is the first time the CAB has not recom- mended approval of a project to City Council. Mr. Barrett wished to know if Council approved of the CAB's recommendation in denying this request concerning Florida-Bahamas Seafood in the repair of their building. Council discussed this matter at length as to whether the GAB!s reco,..,endation should be approved or not concerming theaesthetics of the building in question. ~r. Simon reviewed the provisions of the Ordinance involved and said Council would have to ask itself certain questions -- do~ the submitted plans and specifications meet the various criteria required by the Coum~u~ity Appearance Board and secondly whether or not Council should approve the application. This is done after review bY the CAB which is signified by the signature of the Chairman or Vice Chairman. Council then approves or disapproves the application; not the recommendation of the CAB. Mrs. Kitty Deneen of the Co~w~unityAppearance Board came forward and explained the Board's objections in this case. She said the applicant did not submit a full set of plans which the Board had requeste~. Mr. DeLong referred to the Minutes of the CAB dated April 7, 1975~ which indicated that the sketches presented did not meet with the aesthetics required. It was clarified that this was phase one of the work to be done as there are other changes to be made later. Fir. Barrett explained .that he required the owner to repair the building and putting the facing up is of the owner's own volition and this is what the CAB did not approve. Mr. DeLong moved to uphold the actions of the Community Appearance Board which _would hold up the issuance of any building permit and give the Building Official a reason to withhold same. Dis- cussiou ensued as to litigation in which the o~aer is involved with the telephone company which may continue for years. It was clarified that the Building Official cenld issue a permit to fix the cracks, but not to reface the building end also, the business would not close down because of this delay. Mr. DeLong's motion was changed to deny a building permit for the refacing until the owner complies with the wishes of the CAB and submits a complete set of plans and specifications. Mr. Strnad seconded. Motion carried 5-0. Discussion resumed regardxmg ~he propeT hah lmng of this matter the 18 MINUTES - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA MAY 20, 1975 completed by the Community Appearance Board and including the Board's recommendations if any. It was noted that the recom- mendations received in this case bore no signature. Mr. DeLong felt the CAB should be r~m~nded of the provisions of the Ordinance. Mr. Harmening moved to reconsider the previous motion, seconded by Mr. DeLong. No discussion. Motion carried 5-0. After some further discussion. Mr. Hamening moved to return ~h~s application to the applicant to resubmit his application with all the requirements, including the complete plans and specifications which had not been submitted previously. Mrs. Jackson seconded. No discussion. Motion carried 5-0. Consider Request of Mr. Sherwood A, Jones- Application of Licens..e. A copy of the original application for li=anse was before Council, along with a copy of a letter from Mr. Jones. Mr. Kohl's letter for the Agenda advised that Mr. Jones has previously been licensed and is now in business in the City selling mini-buses. He would like to expand in~used car and truck sales as well as m~nor mechanical repairs. A voluminous file concerning Mr. Jones is in the City Manager's office which can be reviewed by the Council. Mr. Jones appeared before Council and offered to answer any questions the Councilmembers might have. Mrs. JacksOn referred to some phot~swhich were taken in September 1974 of Mr. Jones previous place of business in Delray, however, his lease there expired the preceding June and he no longer occupied the pre_m{ ses. Mrs. Jackson then referred to Minutes of one of the meetings at which Mr. Jones had made application and his request was turned down because it %msn't under cover, but she noted that approval was granted two weeks later to McCoy Motors which is not under cover. Mr. DeLong felt this was not so, however, he was the one who specified having all such businesses under cover. He felt no additions should be made to a honky tonk atmosphere which already existed. Mrs. Jackson said the approval to McCoy Motors was in the Minutes. She asked Mr. Jones if he would comply with the wishes that were specified by the Community Appearance, Board in line with landscaping etc. and he said he would. Mrs. Jackson said she lived ~mear-t~he area in question and she asked Mr. Jones if' he had spoken to any of his neighbors about his plans. Mr. Jones said Council had copies of letters from his neighbors who would be concerned. Mrs. Jackson felt if one place was allowed to operate, another should be also. She therefore moved that Mr. Jones' request be granted. She asked Mr. Simon if a license could be granted with conditions and he advised that a conditional permit could be granted. Mrs. Jackson repeated her motion that - 19 - MINUTES - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BO~NTON BEACM, FLOKIDA MAY 20, 1975 approval be granted for a license to Mr. Sherwood Jones of MidtownMotors, 924 N. Federal Highway, and that it be subject to certain categories. Mr. Harmening secomded for discussion. Mr. DeLong asked Mr. Jones if he was the party charged with certain offenses in October 1974 and again in Feb~aary 1975 and Mr. Jones said yes. The Mayor felt Coumeil might want to look into the matter of Mr. Jones' applicative a little f~tther. After some discussion, Mrs. Jackson moved to table this >i~em. bit. M~meming seconded. No discussion. Motion carried 5-0. Police Palm Beach Co~mty./~enevolent Association Mr. Kohl referred the Co~cil to his letter on this subject, adding that he had all the registration materials and a letter and certification from PEKC. He therefore recommended the recognition of the PBA as a bargaining agent for the Police. Mr. DeLonz moved to accept the rec~,,-endation of the City Manager. Mr. Harmening seconded. No dmscusszon. Mormon carrzed 5 0. Application f~r Permit to Solicit - Disabled American Veterans, Chapter 19 Fir. Kohl advised that everything was in order on this request. Mrs. Jackson moved that the permit be gran-ted, seconded by Mr. DeLong. No discussion. Motion carried 5-0. Ordinance 73-15 - re: Revenue Sharing Mr. Kohl did not know the exact amount but asked to have it placed in the General Fund inasmuch as the Government gives a couple of years to spend this money. Mr. DeLomgmoved that the Ordinance No. 73-15 he amended to enable the City to transfer the f~nds that accumulate, when necessary. Mrs. Jackson seconded. Mr. DeLong clarified that ~'when necessary" would mean when it is felt that the f~nds have accumulated to the extent that they become idle. The motion was amended to include the phrase, "subject to Council's approvaL£n the majority." Motion carried 5-0. Approval of Bills. Mr. Kohl read the following bills for approval: - 20 - MINgTES - REG~JLAR CIT~ COUNCIL IdEETING BO~TOI~ BEA~, F~A A~pr~al of Bills (Cont'd) 1. Allied Chl~ime ~lor~e for Water ~ Wastewater ~ea~t ~amts Pay ~ budgeted ~mds 030-910.63 1,720.00 030~9~0.63 I, 070.00 MAY 20, 1975 $ 2,790.00 Dave Smith & Co. Al-m{num Sign blanks and posts Pay from budgeted funds 001-854.92 1,714.23 Larry Jarrell Emergemcy water line commectionwith Delray Beach Pay fr~mbudgeted funds 030-811.17 5,794.35 South Cemtral Regional Wastewater Treatment & Disposal Board Allotment towards new Regiomal Treatment Facility Pay from Utility General F~md 030-215.08 25,000.00 Peabody Peterson Co. Est,. #11 Upgrading Wastewater Treatment Plant Pay from Atlantic National Bank 2.5 Bond Issue 53,403.86 Allen ImsuranceA~ency Super-Shield Umbrella Liability Policy Pay from budget - subject to transfer of funds 030-885.29 2,183.00 001-885.29 1,873.00 001-506 2,494.00 6,550.00 Russell &Axon 6858-21-II Est. #4 41,170.62 Plan~ and ~pecs for Expension of existing transmission and distribution mains Pay from Utility General Fund Refundable from future bond issue Russell &Axen 6858-15-II-CP Est. #10 Plans and specs for Water Facilities Expansion Pay from Utility General Fund Refundable from future bond issue 16,119.22 Russell &Axle 6858-9-CP Est. ~20 PL 92-500 Grant application Pay from budgeted f~ds 030-801.09 4,042.55 21- MINUTES - REGUIAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOI~TON BEACM, FLORIDA MAY 20, 1975 Approval of Bills (Conrad) 10. Russell &Axon 6858-6-III&CP Est. #8 1,250.33 Engineering services for comstr~ction of wells Pay from budgeted funds 030-801v09 11. Russell &Axon 6858-4-III&CP Est. #13 2,372.07 Upgrading existing Wastewater Treatment Facilities Pay from Atlantic National Bank 2.5 Bond Issue 12. .Cynthia Lewis 48.00 Assistant cook for Senior Citizens Pay frem Federal Revenue Sharing 020-800 13. Isiah Andrews 45.00 Driver for Senior Citizens Club Pay fr~mFederal Revenue Sharing 020-800 The bills described have been approved and verified by the de- partment heads involved; checked and approved for payment by the Finance Director; funds are available in their respective budgets. Mr. Kohl therefore recommended payment of these bills. Fir. Harmening moved to pay the bills, seconded by Mrs. Jackson. Mr. DeLong noted that almost $10O,000 was paid to R&A at the last meeting and over $60,000 this meeting and this was just fees, not material. Mr. Kohl said everything is studied very carefully. Mr. DeLong felt there would be a study by the State regarding the practices of consulting engineers. Motion carried 5-0. ADJOURNM~ Mr. DeLong moved to adjourn, seconded by M=s. Jackson. Motion carried 5-0. Meeting adjourned at 11:50 P.M. (Mr. Kelly, Chairmen of the Planning & Zoning Board expressed appreciation on behalf of the past and present Board for the Resolution passed tonight.) CII~f OF BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA Mayor MINU~S - REGULAR CIT~ COUNCIL MEETING BOYN~)N BEACH, FLORIDA MAY 20, 1975 ATTEST: CITY OF BOYNTON BEACM~ FLORIDA / Coum~mBer ~ ~- Coun~ilmemb e-f~ Deputy City Clerk - 23 - EiCPENDITURES It ii~ ACCT.t DATE CHECK NO. '7.2'3 7,2 .'.'.'59.0 ?,2 ~ 0.0 7.2 ~ 1.0 8 0.7 ~-~ 1.830.7 80.74 1% 7.24 20.15 '~b %247.0 330.2~- 300.4 ~-- 7.24 ; 00.A-O ~% 7,250.0~ ;1-2.31 '[5 7.2"51.01 ~00.10 '15 5~ r'~'~2'5'9' 880 '~'~2 "1 7.260 875 .~ 1~ 7,261 85~ m~R~ 860~9 ~Rt ~2 880J4 ~l'~t %265~ 7.268 8 80 ,~6 12,59 12,30 5 1,29 65.29 5 ~ ,69 5 3 ~6g '7.271 %272 7,273 %274, %275 7.275.' VENDOR I O~A OOkA , ING GEHR IN~ :--k-18RAflY ............. RECORDS .G.R. CORP GUIDO SUPPLY ~TTY CASH PETTY CASH BAKER AND O~|DA HALSEY:GE IFF [LY NC ~-AT-i-ON$-: ..... LiaHT ' HALSEY GR IFF HALSEY GRIFFI 8.B; AUTO 'S B.B. AUTO PM B.B. AUTO PAR '$ DOUBLEDAY AND O0 0USLEY SOD iNO-~ GRAYBAR PETTYGASH PETTYOASH , O0 SH )OYNT0~U~,~ S ~0YNTON PU~ L,~P~Y AMO'UATT . 20.00 '32,00' : ,:: 5, ",;10 9.3q ........... 7.1BO k 2.O0, 60.00 ~70.00 · ACCT. DATE CHECK V~NDOR ' AMOUNT ~ ~lO. NO. .... ~ B 52.62 .~ 15 7,278 j)O- ' AUTOPRO~OT~ ~NO ........ L_853~0.~ 15 7,2~8J)0 AUTOP~ODUOTS ~NO ' , ~ · i.g0 ,B12:tg~R~'~5 ~279.)0 ' BOYNTON AUTO .YPPLY ' ~'~ ~ ~,8~3.2g ..~2.1b 7,279 )0 BOYNTON A~O YPPLY '~ ~.g~ '. ~:30g10,~6 A~ 15 36q,(,0 B,B; AUTO PARk'S ' ' ' 4. ~-812.38,~5 l~ 7310.)0 · BO~NTON AUTO ~ILAS~ ' 220 O0 ~,~1q.1~ '~ tb 7,312:)0 · MILLER AND TH ,MASSON '] .. 25.50 '~d:814 lg ]~ 15 7,313.,)0 ' JO~N DUNKLE ' ~ . 2.00 . ~[ ~854,96 '~5 l~J 7,323:)0 ' . ' ALLSTATE EqUil' RENTAL · ]~::~:'r'i875.16 :~% ~5 7,326 ~' ' JACK~ CAMERA ;ENTER ' 836 DATE ~ CHECK I VENDOR NO. 7.3 28 )0 367 ,'.0 369 0 370 ":.371~ 373, 37 ~.~0 37~J~0 SON NTER. MAY i~EAT-T'S':TRUSK'I' OTTO Mi~YER AN ALSAY, PIPPIN C ALLA~'~AY · 6A~P ~ITY O~ 8,B. ALIL' { ~TARTZ~[ L;AKE.-.~ OR.T~.-~ ~ERLE ~ROHAN* AC5 HAR~ARE ACE HARD~ARE HALSg~ GRIFF TH DELgAY OHEMIO, L O0 ATLAS ~AT I SIAH ANDREWS GYNTH i A ~ F~ 52.62 875,30 12 ,~1 '7,333, 8 75.69 8 60,52 5 3.29 '-,,GQM,M ............. [ .......... · IONAL WELD PRODUCT QULF STREAM LU , ART COBB MCMAMARA$ PAT 0 ~1~ .G9 .......................... PALM BEAGH P~RT~ AMOUNT 9 ~0 O0.00 1 h 3 A5 6,250.00 25.00 3.15 53.7O ~5 ,O0 ~8.00 8 58 ~ 31 51 52 ~O ~ 5.00 8 0 860,98 -:U~n "tS 7,343 ',,,~ 7,3~6 5 1,62 APR% 7,3 60 52,69 .~ 7.361 :7,362 g 10,~0 .~1 38 920,62 1-0,63 DAHLGARD MOTI $ EASY.'PAY TIAEE HARLEY DAVIDSt 15.14 2.50 6,5 g 0.00' PAY TiRE -" ~ASY. PAY P I EROE' ,T 1 RE CC NEPTUNE; METER ~'"" ...... 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PETTY CASHSt PETTY CASH PETTY (IASH CE )A CLEAN [CHINE MYERS PL 50.28 51.28 5 2.28 6 0 ;28 65 ~8 60,39 65,39 8 12,51 7.q 5 5 01.10 APR qOt ;9'T!':69' ,9 20 ;31 ~ 01 ,g 20:46 ~P~ %~5 HITT MAC DO, ELL ~HITT MAC DOll ~HITT MAO MAC TAYLOR RENTAL ALLEN CHEMICAl PETTY CASH PETTY OASH PETTY OASH... p-ETT~,--OA-S-H"~-': PETTY GASH PETTY CASH 20,53 40I PETTY CASH 20,56 401 TTY CASH ~ OYNTON PU~ g 20 ~30 . ~P ~'~5 402 10;28 -~R~% 404,( ITT MAO DO~t "* ~ 05~0 ~TLANT IV HARD~ 5Cg 10,59 ~%%15 405J~0 ATLA~IV HARDi 5cg20,56 ~%%15 ~05,J)O ATLANTIV HARD% 20,D9 -~%%15 ~ 05.~ O ~ AT~ANTJV HARD% .sog20,bl ~%%15 kOSJ 0 ATLANTIV HARD 10.00 ~1~5 S6~ 0 ' PETTY gASH' t AMD u~'r IES,-BOOTS-G CE NTE R LL LL 'LL ARE AP, E' ...................... ARE AgE H 8:23 1 ,,67 . 28.17 - :.,Z 2,12 : .., '~: .*S .23 ~, Z3.16 6 l ~ .95 5.79 17 ~3.70 >' ,10.00 ~ .00 , 1~ .00 .... ,:. .oo .:, .2":<:;-.7 0 58 2 ~ 8 ~0 ~ ~ .90 ..-~0 ' ::-;:~:., 4'.00 1.40 1.60 ~.77 1 ............ 15.00 - ~0.00 ~ 3O 9 .~0 ..... =..L..4.~.~. 16 20 ~0 : 20 ~5 2 ACCT. ~10. 8 00 ~00 O.26 DATE V~NDOR I~IAH ANDRE~$ 'LORIDA LI~RAR ,SOO AMOI/RT ........ ~0 00~0 )5154 4.54 1.61 q .56 0.29 37 5.h6 )7 0.46 )80.46 )6 5.69 355.38 00.1-5 1.30 2 0.30 B5 h.92 312.51 ~6 0.29 0.1. 2 1 1,30 360.55 36 0.65 7.46 7.471~ 7.47 5.0 7.47 6,0 7,q7 7.0 7.47 7.0 7,47 8.,3 7,q7 7,47 9.0 40.7.0 40 ~ .O .R .BOWKER IL. DIXON 'N=[ PR 11',fi' I I~ ~1ERCE TIRES 'IERCE TIRES ,ER CORP AUTO CASH Fry CASH ONAL FIRE-I ROTECT iATIONAL FIRE ROTECT IALSEY (IR 1 FF i TI - '"- ;..AIR ITIONING 410.O ~OYNTON PUMP PPLY 41 0.0 ~0YNTON PUMP PPLY 0YNTON : ........... ' '=i~)/--O-ORP-: ......... :'I" q 1 3.0 THUR H. CO 41 '~.0! R H. CO " '. ATTS 1 RWIN rEPAIRS. .... ~>,..~ RWIN ....... ' :::;: ~BS BARRICADE 7.48 iOARD CI 7,48 ~.0 RICAN STATE 7,q8 5.0 [NOE AIR 7.48 6.0 ..::~:~:::~<. KROPi~S .7.488.0 %488.0 145 ~.0 'OPRODUCTS 7,48 ~ ,0 ~ T~PEOD~ 7.4~ ~,cp ~0~S gqu I1 INSURANC ~ TIONING Il 00 C0 I g.l) 0 7.85 0.00 37.h0 I 6.76 . [..-..-.11.31 ~: I;<~}:L1 2.00 :-: I~.25 1.00 .... 55.00 1~ 0,92 18 7,50 ..... :-.,.-1--I-~ 8--. 1,70 120.00 g.76 100.00 12 5.60 ..... 1~.78 q 6JO 2 5.70 ........ 27 %CCT. 87 5'.51 ,7 5.55 5.69 75~51 0.65 5.22 DATE 7 5.90 3 ..58 60.29 8 0.7 ~ ....: ........ ,'8'0;7'q* - C~ECK NO.! VE~TDOR 7, q 93.C' 7,49- .7. q9 7.q9 7,5O 7,5O 7.50 9.0 %510.0 7,51 7,51 7.51 7,51 %51 4.0 dARRELL ;ONSTR :TTY CASlt :TTY OASH :TTY OASH ...... . TTY CASH ~ETTY CASH ~ E 'CI'Y CASH .HUOLEB RAY (EROX ~- 0k~.ERrJ E CLEAR MOUSE %SS001ATED LIB~AR lES ,N% ',ONTROL BO I',IANDEZ ;OYNTON GUN ~ .B, - AUTO PART: I .B. AUTO PN ,B, AUTO PART'. ,~, AUTO PART: )DUCTS PAY TIRES tCAN LA FA, · 7,91 8.0 7,518.0 L~I 6.0 h21.0 59.0 '7.52 7.52 CORP CORP ARLEY tAMOUNT 4930 9.66 '11.03 7.1:59.60 10.00 1.20 L:i-: :' 23~0 ,..:.-t '1 9.58 ........... Xi'6T 1 .z~ 9 1.95 - 28 7.50 '.'*'"Y5'8'~'~" 15 5.00 5.h 6 . .1 ..... W"TT:~'8" 8-.4 8 ~.~ 7 ........... t~ 5.90 ~9~7 ..... ~ 9,70 - ,9~ $ 1 ~.50 ~. -~,g 9.20 LO0.O0 ......... -.:---"/;5'6'" ~ 8,00 ~ 5.00 .... :---37-8-;~,'8' ' ~77 0.00 15 8.A7 g,1 q ACCT. DATE ~o. B65.29 .,S6 0.52 B51.62 B60.~9 B6 5.69 CHECK NO. ~.D. ........ ~.. 7,52 7. )0 7.52 '.0 7,52 7,530,, L:7,5.~ 7,D 3 7,. 0 7,55 ?. 0 7.5.32 0 1.30 ..~%1'{5 q3 0 0.13 AP~ ~i 1~, ~3 0 ~ 3 4 ...:.:,..._... VENDOR - AMOUNT ' ' ..,3..6.1.:9..~ ~TANDARD LAW NFOROE SUP 3~,0.00 r~,~z PHOTO ~ ,,'o.~. ~ BOYNTON ~UN. ~N 2 ~..~.0 BOYNTO~. ~U~ ', ~0 ,00 JACKS O~ERA ~ JACKS OAM[RA 2 5.72 TR~ K ! ,~2 ATTS < ITNER BROS IT SI ~AUL RADIO JFAOTL :~ I N~ :~: ' -' ' MAC . L tNDUSTR ES CHAIRS '":~ ....... '" lJ:'g'lYg' 53.10 t09.68 } .O 0 9.02 ~ LO00.00 -::- 2 5.00 7.50 ~.~ 2 ..... -~G-(h~0-' 4 ~.00 ~30 5.00 10 2.60 .~. 24 7.90 ~'.~'o' 36 0.46 36 0.52 .00 36 1.54 320.46 11.61 2 0.53~. 20~62~ 6 7.552.£ i552.'0 7,552,0 TTY CASH [TTY CASH l'fY 7.55 2.0 7,553.0 7,55 ~.0 t~ :]:8 q3 7.0 43 7.0~ 7.5 5S ,..,7,5 59 TTY CASH 'E TI'Y 0ASH CASH .... :' - ETTY CASH Y~ILDERNESS SH PUBL 1 × 7,5 6I. NIEBEL 50.00 ........ 1.~-~.2.. 5.50 ~0 1 2.00 .1.85 ;0 .~ 6.90 ....... -2--~-~-0 --- .~5 3 .q 0 1.00 1.60 24.00 10 1,4 &O ,.OC *r~ NO. ~N'DOR HARLEY 90.00 ~.. t2.00 :::u~e..5.3.:OO- 8 ? .5,39 8 13.11 8 50.11 8 65.11 875.11 8 80.11 8 60 8 80 ~24 9 02 9 O0 20.17 20.15 ,8 12 ,8 30,q6 8 [90.09 8 52,69 8 53:29 8 53,69 8 7.5 96 .~ %5 97 .~ 7.5 98 7.5 98 7,5 9B 7,6 01 7,6 03 7,6 03. 7.6 7,6 05, ----7~6-0-6 - %6 09 7.6 11 7,6 I1 ...~,6.1-~. 7.6 12 7.6 1~ 7.6 1~ 7,& 15 ~0 )0 TR DdAN OVCLE ORK STATE OF UAOM i LLAN PUB . I SH t Nfl ODOR CONTROL ODOR CONTROl.. SOUTHERN BELl SOUTHERN BELL ~O~J'Ft:IERN--B E~.-E 50UTHERN BELL SOUTHERN BELL SOUTHERN BELL ALL ELEOTRONI ( N,O,R, OORP --N,-C~-R r-OOflP":':' A STATE OHEM OUSTOM BUStNE~ ~UN SENT I NEL liN. LEAS I~ ~OUTHERN BELL OAL ~5 MACH t NES B,I,F, MUNICIPAL COURT RECORDS PETTY CASH PETTY OASH PETTY CASH · P-E-T~-Y---GA',~t ....... PETTY CASH PETTY CASH PETTY QA$H PETTY GASH SUPER, OF DO0 OOUBLEDA-Y.--A~Ct BAKER AND TAY~ ~MEASURI NG iNS MEASURING iNS MARSHALL d~ ~HITE 3TEVEN5 REXAL OFF~OE EQUtP~ R.L, QRUMMON5 ~, L. QRUMMON5 R,L, G RU~.AON~ CORP ~JE NT S 'RU~,&ENqr S AND NUT CO NUM ORUa$ .IhL,...~RU~MQN~ ................................ ALLEN CHEMICA E. ASY PAY TIRE 80YA'TON GOLF A,O,R, SUPPLY PO~IER TOOL SE 3 t S OOUNT IV 10 28 .80 2.55.77 267.12 .6 2.90 3 6~ ~2 292.13 .5,72 20,50 ---.:'-...3.1..~- 28 .~6 · t N 38 .&O 6 0,00 3.00 3.00 6..80. 2 AO 3 1 35 8.70 '.. 17 ....... 2 61 .g7 S 1 , 112.07 :' "5~3.50 8 7.71 1~ 20 2 98.20 ~5.50 ,... 3 .t..:..__l.~..O.O~ 2 15.00 5.00 29.75 16.17 97,67 9 1 0 '920 9' 11 :~7 .g 1 1 1 ;4.26 8 0 "1'1:'-:39" 3PI~ 01 .lO DJ' 1 1 :~8 ~]', 0 ~ .0~ [u~, 0 ~ .09 0 0.00 0 0.00 1 0.00 ~0.00 ~ 0.00 3 65.69 DATE CHECK NO. 30 90 gO OD ............ VENDOR KELLERS EL. EOT BRD~ARD P'UMP HYDRAULi O £~U DIXIE RENTA% ~.l.g..P...O.g .L.U.TJ..O.~ PETTY OA.fiH PETTY CASH PETTY OASH J,,M. TiLL ~,B.,, AUTO PAR ~, B, 'AUTO PAll PORTER PAINT CURT I N MATHE5 MERLE MEECHAN DELRAY CHEMI V SERVICE INDUS '~,~,~%'¥"B';'~ DAV tS METER L~ DAVIS METER F NT .i NAT. INST. R I NKE R R I ~<E R MAT[~ ~.lO SERV tP, SYSTt[M ..O.Q ~.T..R.Q.L, ........... *'Al. i--~3~vjR-{.~l~ .... ,JONES EQUIPME PETTY CASH PETTY OASH PETTY CASH ~.~/~; ' PETTY CASH , .gEnE .I. gg...~..~.V. !.R ..~ OFF tOE E(~UtP G RAYB AR t C GALLI (tANS' $tD[ MARIN OARD "OF OMM JSOC IATED LIE ............... ; STARTZMA~ OFF lC[ EQ. UIP RUSSELL .AND RUSSELL' AND ATLANTIC NATI BA~WK CYNTH I A LE~ OUSLEY SOD PA~ L~DIN AOTOR PI~RD CHEMIC, BLUE: CROSS 82.55 ~i 5,00 1 28 '256,00 B 0.0C .... 2 g g 9.20 5 1.00 ', 2 2 24.70 2 0.05 1 06.10 4,00 . 2 9 2,50 20 2 2.07 ........ ~2~';~'~ :~'O' 8 0 4.20 9:50 1 5 t 9 0.00 ~ .~8 13 ,g3 6.51 1 3 5,8~ .~._,.9 5 ~O .......... ~.~5..~.7.. 3 0.00 2.5.00 ........ a.oo..oo. ' %6 7 4 48 ~>0 :: g 3 0,00 ' 7 ~ ~ .... 8 3~5 6 0 ~9 7.6 60 ,~0 %6 5 ;5. ) 20,62 k9 l-,2g g 20,~9 470. 7.6 58. ~ 65:g5 VENDOR AMOUNT 8.B. FIRE OEP' ADVANCE AIR O~ TIONINQ F IRE SALES RFONE OU,STOM BU,5 i NE: ;.5 MAGH I NE$ XEROX OORP ? RODUOT $ AUTOP RODUOT5 I Ji'~35 NUR,SERY OYNT ON AU' NTON AUTO NEERINa tlNEERI ~BAR ELEGTF MOTORS ,YS .LDYDS OF CON,ETR' ~,...B.I.Ra .......... %DAMS SUPPLY NCO CO ;: y! CENTER ~,UT OP RODUOT$ B OYNTON AUTO - SHERMAN CLARK DEr. RAY; CHEMIO ' ·LL.QY-OS:--OF..-B.,-B MERLE ME BE,ST ELECTRt B OYNT ON ,UP PLY Z 20.00 2 4 .r~o 6.00 .......... 168.00 .25 .~ "i' ,28.50 :?* '" 20.19 ; 23.72 27 ~1 · a o 31.80 '~ ... .... 319 16 -2 9 1.39 ~?~:' · 7.76 55 33 ~ 09 2 9.00 ~ 5 .00 .-.;--.~q-&~T-5-- 25 q.18 39 J0 ~8 .[~ ............ .~ 296 ~5 9 50.00 -" 1 8 5.22 NO. I t NO. .1¢ iL,8 75 '~'~'~ ~,8 10 =~.~.'~870.10 8'?'(Y.'i'~ ,870.10 .,B 70 .,870.1( ,.870.10 87 8 53 ~29 8-6-~-,~9 .8 80 81 ~ .12 ~.5 ~ A2 ~60.12 65.12 .&5..:2. 70.12 880.12 80.12 B 75,56 7.565 7;666 7.668 7,670 7.67 l 7,67 7,57~, 7.67~, 7.b77, 7,679 7,685 7,6 ~ 5 7,686 7,~ 90 7.693. 7.693. 7,6 9~ 7.6 9~ 7.6 95 7,699, 7,69 5 .I %695 .~ 7,695: 20 ~18 7,7 02 20.18 7.7 02 20.19 i~3,~1% 7,702 920~25 471 ) 20,62 ~ 7 l .... #72,: ~3~ 7.7 XX VENDOR JOHN WESSEL_ ERNEST SIMON THOMAS PURDO ::"- SERGE PIZZI' SERGE PIZZt DAVID RODERTS JOE DE LON~t EDWARD NORMAN .: TEREE$ BETTY LAW CHARLES FREDE F R~ KOHL BARRETT OHRISTOPHER S E~ARD OTT LOUIS PEHLKE DOB LATHAM JIM FELL~ MtLBOU~N PETTY CASH ETTY CASH PETTY CASH PETTY CASH 'ETTY'OASH DOUBLEDAY AND CO ~t'ATE. R DE ~AT£R D~ ~ ATE R WATER ATER DE DE ~ATER d.T. R~ERSON .~,.L,:--G~O~S JOHN JOHN DUNKLE JOHN DUNKLE PETTY CASH PgTTY DE ~ATER 8.B, FIRE :NT _ :NT NT NT :NT AMOUNT GF_/~ RA L JOUt~TAL ACCT~ DATE C~F-CK · VENDOR ~ NO. ) NO- 1~'~7~0 ~'~,~ "',k ~25300 RICH~D WA~S . ' ~ ' I00.00 %';:n~nn ~, ~ '236[00 BILL ~MILTQN · 25.00 ,~$20.00 ~ ? '~02~.00 CiTY OF B.B . . -~ . ~0.00~ ........ ........ ............... .... ~50~0 ~ ~5 .]~7.00 .-~!RE~ CARRIER. . . · _ .. ~1~ n~'50~ .~nO..: ~_ ~5 3,~7 1~0. ? E~R:'.~F~R.~ : - :'..:.-; -- " . t~--~:5'0;~0~: ~"~5;":~= ~'S;eO ........ ~-:-~WA~--~g%tVAN ............................. .......... ........ I-~A--~ .... $',0~0.01,_m~Z 15 7.263.~ ' HALSEY GRIFFITH 5515.00 ,~2 ~5 7,2D7.OO - NIE~EL C0~TR, /~Oll.00:'~P~? ? LI7~.o0 :.. FIRST ~ TRUST - _ '71 0 gg.O1~- ' ~ ~ '%099:~0 -L~3 !~ ~.~7.00 ' R~TI~T TRb~T FUND 'ZOD.78 ~2~09g.01 -~3 ~5 7,288.00 FE~R~ Ru~.SH~RE l~l~oO!0.00 --~5 15 L2SS.OO FEOER~ REV.SHAR[ ' i 1~.~ 1,099.20 ~5 15 A~88~ FE~R~ R=V. SHAR~ ~098,30 ~5 13 A289 cO SE~R wAT=R D=POo L~P~ ~_~.1..0.1. _~.~..%~. Z 2~g. 00 ............. SE~..~AIE~..9~_QS ............................................ 3_~0.... 1;099.31 _~ ~5 ~89.~ SE~R.~ATER O~OS . ~Q( 99.0I -~5 15 A290DO P~LICITY FUND ' ~'~.0( 12.00 _&~3 15 L290~ P~LtCITY FUND ~( 9g.01 -~3 15 7.291~ SPECIAL ASS~S~ - 1',( 9gJo ~5 15 7.291 O0 5PECI~ ASSESa~ ,- ~ ., - ~672~ DATE CHECK NO. ~1{~ '(5 502.00 ~PR3 %~ 5 02.00 ~2R3 02.00 ~ $ .0C ~5 '{5 02.0C m-~R5 99.30 99,0! 10.0t o 5 .¢ 5 06.00 ,5 19.00 17.00 17.0~ 0 t0 0 99 .~0 0 99,01 0 10.02 099.0! 0 99 0 99.01 0 ~0 .O2 0 99 10.05 99.01 9 9.,0~ ~ i0.0I ~ 10.08 2 05 2 15.0~ 2 15.06 .OO '7.3 29 ?,3 7.5 ~ 5.00 !.5 I7.00 7.3 50 .~ 3 83.00 7.3 5 1 .~ 7.3 52 .~ 7,352 ~ %552~ i3 55 7.3 55~ i89~0 1~9 ~0 I ag .~ ~89 --~-9~ ~ 90¢90 ~ 90.00 VENDOR 8.B.M. Po B.B.M,P, B .8.'M-P. ' MANHATTAN TROPhiES - ..... .S_ .T. AA _ .P.~ .t, .t _S_ .H.. !.~ ................................... REEF ..N. RACQUET._.. MARY- HARTMEN COCA OOUA VEVA AR~3 RUSTER. ........... CH.. _A.~.[.~.._~.~.0. D.F_B~.Y. .................................. - ~VA RAY.MO-,X~3 ~ETTY. GARR i ~A ~URA METZ OCEANS ID[ POOL~ - SA~GRA$S CO.RP .. __ .'.-.A S.B_Y... ~..0tJ_ .C.~ ........................................ d 0t'4-:'4 RUP, C,E',EHA~ FU O A ~EA¥-i" I r~:' I --OORP ' I'C" NAT'! UNAr- BA NI~--- ---_- LARRYS AUTO BOD~ RAWI-IN~S SPORTING GOODS PIERCE TIRES ~ i LL 1 AM DRESSELL ............ Cl"Pf OF 8.B. CITY OF B.B- CiTY OF B.B- CiTY OF B.B. '. ......... E.U.L'D_ ..................... - POLICE PENSION FUND .. P~LiOE PENSION FU,X~ FIREMENS PENSION FUNO .. _~i-- F tRK,~NS PENSION FUNO F IREMENS PENSION FUNO .- - '~: ......... .B..,:.B.~:__¢REDIT U-Ni 0~,1- ' FIRST BANK TRUST ROMA. NO CON~S. TR .- - COEANSiOE POO&S -_ ' . . RET I REf,,~.N'r TRUST RET I R,E~NT TRUST - RETI RE~ENT TRUST RET IRF_.~NT ~UST .-- ~ RUSSELl- A~O AXON RUSSELL AND AXON RUSSELL AND AXON RUSSE~ A~ AX0~ RUSSELL A~ AXON RUSSELL A~ AXON RUSSELL AND AXON RUSSELL AND AXON AMOU~T 6,2 60.00 6,26o,eo :59 .CO - ........... LO ~9.00 ..~ 77,55 _ 50.00 3O .CO 25,00 O0.00 :. 1 O0.00 ............. ! 6.1 29.0~ o, I &l 29.0~ 16.]L 29 ~ 2 ~o 09 .~ . 2 ~O52,99 2 32~ 265.46 ~ O0 .~ ~-0 O0 91 _50' 1 80.00 2 ~ 5 .~2 6 ~ .O7 675.92 20.8 2 9 .~.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.~ ~ 1.2 O0.00 u, ~3 21 ACCT. NO. 1 NO. 20.00 .20.00 20 ~0 '~ ~:~- ~ ~Soo 7.~ 7 4 7.3 7 & .00 VF_~R RUSSEJ. L. ANO AXON ' NELSON PAINT..BODY sHOP SNO~t CONCRETE' CITY OF ....... ......... : ...... : ......... :': .... O ITY: OF. C I TY.-OE STEVE DOLSEY ..... BO~ MILLER - ........... _-.HARR ~ $., RE-MO~ 'F~--J NG:i:L ................. CITY. OF CITY ~ 5-B ..... -- CiTY ~ ~-B- CiTY 0F HARRY ~ 1 O ..... F 1RE~NS PEN5 i ON FUNO FlY. NS PENSt~ FU~ FIRE~ PENSION FUND F I~N3 PENSION FUNO POLICE PEN~ON POLt~ PE~ION F~ . J I ~ SZEP AMOUNT L2 3 4 .~0 250.00 7.10 '--: ......... I'0-150'" t5.50 9.~ i~ .15 - CITY-OF. 8.~- 19.50 .... ~'i'T¥" 13i~-; 'ti; 8'; .......................................... 7!~ ............ 2'5 '.:81I"~' "~ATER. SEt~ER REVE~UE .. : 7~000~o ~ATER. SE~R REVE~ 7 ~ATER~EE~ER R~E~ _. 7 ~0 00 .~ WATER;.~E~ER REVE~ ..: C.E; BIRCH '- XO0 F }PST FEOE~k ~ ~ORTH FIRST FE~RAL-LA~ WORTH F t EST FEDERAL ~ ~ORTH FIRST.-FEDERAL LA~ ~ORTH ...... FtRST FEQERAL ~ WORTH 3HE~O~ JO~S -- TRIESTE CO~STR LUCIUS CALDWELL 100~0 2 CHECK NO. 4 7.00 .00 g ~9,00 ) 2 0.01 g g ..~.0 ! 7.00 17.00 3 1 0.06 o.o ~13 20.00 ~ ~, )40.01 50~ ) 40.01 ) 34.00 2~ .00 ) 3 4.0C 12.00 2S .00 .02 · 99 ~-3-0 03 g 9.01 10.02 g 9 ~1 10.25 1-0'.~" ; 10.01 0 g9.01 10.02 7,~ ~15.00 20.00 20.00 .~%%- 20.00 ~% . ,_5 2.00 }1 g.00 VENDOR ~ ~.00 ',05 .OD 6.00 .05 2 CiTY OF GEO. LON~ .JR . OITY OF .~- W ILLi AM'LENTZ ::~. CITY OF ........... ~ ON--OLANT-ON- .. ,JACKS CAMERA RICK FI~ED CAROLYN ~ I~,~S _ _. A~ RUSTE~ --~R-~GA EVA ~A~MONO " CHILES G OOFEEY' ~'' JO PETR~E~ HALSEY ~ IFF I TH ART, Oh~ IEE JA~5 CONCRET[ '--'- STA~' ~ FLQRI~' CiTY ~ POLt~..PE~ 1 ON F~ POLICE PENSION F~ POLIC~ PENSION FNO .... ...- _ ................... ~' F I RST BANK TRUST F IREMEN5 PENSION F I RE~ PEN~ i ON FUND F I RE~.~NS PEN51 ON FUND R~TIRE~[NT TRUST FUND RET IRE~NT TRUST FUND TO~N A~ COUNTRY U~ITEO ~AY FRIGID FLUID CO 2.2~ CITY OF.B.B- _ - - BURR~GH~ ~ OU~Y SOD A~RICAN ~JI~SS SUP~Y BR~ARD PU~ Ci~ OF CH~S CITY OF 8.B. 1 3 9.00 7.05 23 .............. h.72 129~ ~ OO ~O.00 30 ~0 ~0~ I-5-.~-~ ! 0.92 8 3D8.00 "- 2 7.9 O6.71 .. 1 Z3 50 7 20.69~ 7 20~9 = 7 20 A~ ':~ ~ b ~ .Ob ........ 1 O0 1 O0 [03~7 77 35~0 1 ~ 9.00 16 ~0 75_00 ............. ~-~-5 .... 26.95 331~0 37 ~9 ~ ~CCT.} DATE CJ:~CK ND. I NO. L~i 7.00 ~P~%5,% 7.~ g 0~ 0 ..... .00 ....~ .... 0 2.00 .50 5.00 17.00 ~0.08 I~ 1.00 1.00 ~ 17 6.00 52.00 -.' 29.00 ,2o.do 517.0 5'0 '2 ~.00 ,50 2.00 2.00 60 0.00 52 0.00 520.00 520.00 520.00 520.00 520.00 520.00 520.00 20.00 17.00 ~ o~02 ~0~ 9 9~2 ?.52 7.55 8.Q( 7,52 7.5 ~ O.00 7.5~ 2.00 7.5;4 I4.00 ~22 D.O0 t,22 6.00 0 62.00 3.00 3.00 9.00 0.00. t .00 2.00 7'5.00 ~ .00 5.00 ..... §:P__9.., ~ 6.00 f, la-7.00 VENDOR THONMAS ROOFI.k~ HAUSER DODGE COCA COLA BOTTLING 100.00 28 S.71 I ?.O0 OHR I STlt~E MILLER BRUNA I I',,'V E $'13/~ NTS PLANTAT I ON CONSTR DEBRA DAvis LIONEL D. EDIE ......... C-I-T-¥..OIK..8-.B .............................................. C ITY:-OF B ALLEN 1NSURANCE 5E~REST PETROLEUM DELRAY POOLS VEWA ARJ~.~SRU STER EVA"RA'TT'~t~D ............................................. BETTY GARRI GA CHARLES GODFREY RODERT HEIN TENNtS SER'VI FLORIDA POWER LIGHT ESTATE OF FLORABEL HOADL ~+ 2.00 lOC.O0 ~ ~0S 0.71 20 6.78 29 l+.O0 ...... L~- D.~%D.-. 151~0 100~0 I0.~0 ............. 50~0 30.00 h 5.00 Z~ 1 2~0 ~ 2.00 ............ t 5'5-0' OJ~ OF B.~ 26.~0 EARL .STE~NS _ CITY OF.~B.B. Ct~ OF BB. APRKgR TIlT 12.95 CiTY OF B.B. 15.00 .................................... ........................ JA~S LUTZt ~ER CITY OF B.B. tO~ CiTY OF- B.B- ~ ~.70 J~S .JOERAN ............................. ~.~-q ..... ........................................................... HO~S BY ~N t 5.00 M~S JOSEPH OR~O [00.00 POLl CE:~ENSION : ' - ~ '-~::-~:~ ..... l ~ - ~z .-. ~- Fia~ ~NS~On ACCT. DATE { CHECK v.:muOR AMOum'l' O, 520.0 ~2~5 ~083.~ C['TY ~ B 'B' -~ r 27.80 3 S20.0 ~517.00 ~t~5 ,,555 O0 .: GERMAN PAVi~ · - 3~(,030.01-~2~ ~3~ O0 '- MARLETT BKDRS · - 030.0I ~2~5 ~ 3g.O0 :- ~- MAfl~E~ B~Ofl5 I .0 ' T ~ i vis~g.'ORt AMO ua'£ ~ ACC . 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