Minutes 02-16-71MINUTES OF REGULAR CiTY COUNCIL P~ETING HELD AT CITY HALL,
BEACH, FLORIDA, T~ESDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 1971 AT 7:30 P.
BOYNTON
PRESENT:
ForPest L. Wallace, Mayor-
Robert Effron, Vice Mayor
Mrs. Emily Jackson, Councilwoman
John Arabic, Councilman
Harold Bianchette, Councilman
C. Q. Jones ~ Jr., City Managem
Gene Moo~e, City Attorney
Mrs. Tereesa Padgett, City Clerk
Mayor Wallace celled the meeting to order at 7:30 P. M.
The /nvocation ~as given by R. B. Vastine, followed by the Flag Salute
led by Mr. Archie.
Special. Gues ts
Robert Beyrem, Sterling Village Senior Citizens, United Civic League
R. B. Vastine, Leisurevilte Homeowners Association
Dave Roberts, High Point
Mr. Pritchard~ Castoff Square Dance Club
Michael V. Michael, former Mayor
M/3UdTES -Regular Meeting, February 2~ 1971
Mrs. jackson moved to acoept the minutes as w~itten~ seconded by
Archie. Motion carried 5-0.
~UBLIC AUDIENCE
Mr. Beyrer spOke of the respect and confidence in Police Chief Noah
Hudd!eston. He Understood that Chief Huddteston,s position was tem-
porary and urged Council to make it a permanent position.
Mr. Beyrer stated there should be a different system of recall of Coun-
cilmen. Letting the people Sign a petition in their home would seem a
fair way of doing it. Some people can't get off to come to City Hall
to si~n.
M~. Beyrer is concerned with the matter o~ doing 'away with the Primary
ElectiOn. The one getting the most votes in the Primary usually wins
the election. Urged Council to give it some consideration.
Mr. Jones stated that Civil Service 'employees are under a six month
probation, and then become permanent. Chief Huddleston~s six months
will be up around the 21st or 28th o~ this month.
Bill Overby requested to Speak o~the Recreation polioy, when this Comes
up on the Agenda,
MINUTES
REGUiAR CITY COtLNCIL MEETING
FEBRUARY 16, 1971
.PUBLIC AUDIENCE, cont'd.
~etition for Playground
Judy Sealey, 902 S. W. 27th Avenue, stated the kids have no place to
play. They are playing in the streets. Need a playground in the
Southwest section.
Mr. Jones stated that we would like to develop a Master P]an for re-
creational facilities. It would be long range and long term. In the
process of development plans for clearing different parcels for bike
trails and ball fields. It would be a short temm limited investment.
LEGAL
~Ordinance - 2nd Readi~ q
etd. #71-.5 - Rezoning .request of Dr. Kucera
Mm. Moore read O~d. 971-5 ~ title on~. Mr. ArChie moved to adopt
Ord. 971-5 on second reading, seconded By Mr. Effron. Motion carried
5-0.
Ordinanc.e - ist. Readin_q
etd. ~771-6 - Amendin~q Sign C~dinanee - Stricken from Agenda
Res otutions
Res. ~7!-E -.Adop~in.q Pay Plan (moved to end of meeting)
Res. ~':71-F - re .Federal F.un~...s~ HUD
Mr, Moore read Resolution ~':71-F. Mr. Blanehette moved that Resolution
~7 -
1 F be adopted, seconded by Mr. Archie. Motion carried 5-0.
Proposed Resolution - re Revenue. Sharing
~s. Jackson stated that she sent a wire to Paul Rogers. Since we
don't really know what the terms are, would like to move that the item
be tabled until an answer is received, seconded by Mr. Archie. Motion
carried 5-0.
Mr. Wallace stated that a copy of the Congressional record for further
information pertaining to Revenue sharing will be posted in City Hall.
Collection of Taxes
Mr. Jones stated that the County system provides funds at a slower rate
at a loss of interest. Have not reduced payroll by one individual.
Does not see any advantage to County system.
Have Resolution drawn up and send someone to the meeting on Feb. 24th.
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MI~dTES
P~EGHLAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING
FEBRUARY 16: 1971
C
OLD BUSINESS
ReqBest for change in zoning - Robert R. LaFayette for Wesco ~velop-
ment (~n the table) ' "
~. Arohie moved that the item be ~emoved from table, seconded by ~l~s.
Jackson. Motion carried 5-0.
Mr. LaFayette, representing Wesco, stated they were only interested in
productr~3 low cost houses and not trying to pull a fast one.
Ns. Jones talked with FHA, the man was not familiar with the case, but
had no ad~rse comments to make.
Mr. Jones stated that there is littie more information to obtain that
would be materialistic to this regard. Should give these people an
answer. -
Mr. LaFayette stated they would not build any more houses in the City
if the zoning change was not granted. Would only finish the ones that
are started.
~r. Archie moved that the request be denied, seconded by Mr. Effron.
Motion carried 5-0.
Appointment. of Alternate on Plumbing Boa~d
Mrs. Jackson nominated Chris Strolin, seconded by Mr. Btanchette.
Mr. Arehie nominated Harold Xilpatrick, seconded by P~. Effmon.
Mr. ~ilpatriekwas appointed, 3-2. Mr. Wallace and P~s. Jackson voted
for M~. Stolin.
Request o£ Atty. C. Robert %urns fpr re~f~und of amounts paid to the Cit~
by Palm Beach Memorial Park - (lef~ on ~he table) ' '
Review recTeational policy
}.ir. Wallace stated that anyone who wishes to speak may, but after it is
brought to motion and Council discussion initiated~ no more discussion
from the floor unless approved by fou~-fifths vote of Council.
~. Jones stated that the Recmeation Department has been misquoted in
one of the newspapers. The paper stated that the Recreation Dept. sug-
~ested moving Square Dance from Friday in order to let the teenagers
us~ the facilities and no wide range proqmams such as Detray and Boea.
The Recreation Dept. b~s been misquoted in this regard.
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MINUTES
PdEGULAR CITY COUNCIL P~ETING
FEBRUARY !6~ 1971
~ecreation ~glicy, cont'd.
Mm. Wallace stated that Friday and Saturday nights should be available
for teenage activities. We do not have sufficient activities in Boyn-
ton for teenagers.
~, Pritchard stated that the Square Dance Club needs Friday night.
Callems are f~omout of town and it would create a hardship for thom.
The Club is an asset to the City. They have put the City on the map
1 ·
to a great degree. They have p aced floor, provided stage~ curtains~
and bought piano. It is not a money making Club. They do not charge,
but ask for donations from OUt of t~n guests.
It vas suggested that the teenager~ have the hall from 7-9 and the Square
Dance Cl~bfrom 9-1t. The Recreatien De,p~.rtment feels it would be im-
possible to clean up after one ar~ get t~ir~s ready for the other.
Mr. Effron recommended that the financial arrangoments of the various
groups be reviewed and possibly revamped.
Mrs. Lori Culver feels the City should consider gettJalg a pool. Mm,
Jones sta~ed that i~ t~e plans for the future Civi
· . c Center Complex a
pool has been lnctu~ed. She asked.what the Council
used for at night, Would they consider letting themuseChambersit foraredancesSbeing
Bill Ore,by stated that his 14 year old brother roams the streets on
Friday night: and suggested the Square Dancers find another place for
thei~dance.
Eddie l~itchel! said we should consider our youth more than we have in
the past. We have placed great emphasis on the adult population. We
should place more emphasis on our young people. Friday and Saturday
nights should be devoted to our young people. Something else could be
worked out for the Square Dancers.
Mrs. Harry Fry stated that it is our responsibility for what happens to
our future citizens. It is up to us to take care of it.
Mr. Guido suggested sharing the hall on Friday or letting Square Dance
Club use the Couneit Chambers.
Mr. Effron moved that the Council Chambers be available on Friday night
for the Square Dance Club and leave the Civic Center open for teenagers.
Motion seconded by ~. Archie. Motion carried 5-O,
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MINUTES
REGULAR CITY COUNCIL ~EETING
FEBRUARY 16~ 1971
ADMI~IISTRAT .IVE
Settlement of Bminy Breezes Claim
Mr. Jones reviewed the back[r~ound of subject claim and ~eeommended that
it be paid in the amotmt of $500,00. Mr. A~chie moved that it be paid~
seconded by M~s. Jackson. Motion carried 5-0.
Police Complex
Leave on Agenda for next meeting.
Application for Permit to So zcmt Amer~o~n Legion Auxitla~y, Cline
Pa~tsch Unit ~164 ....
Request to sell poppies. Mr. Arehie moved that the request be ~anted,
seconded by Mrs. Jackson. Motion carried 5-0.
ReGuest for paving
A porti.on of N. W. 9th Avenue and A pqrtion Of S. E. 1st Avenue
~- Archie moved to grant approval on a one-half, one-half basis, sec-
onded by Mrs. Jackson. Motion carried 5-0.
List of Payments made. in January
M~s. Jackson moved to accept the List of Payments. Motion seconded by
Mr. Blanehette. Motion carried 5-0.
Approval of Bills
C. E. McGee, Palm Beaeh County Tax Collector
Orton Construction Co.
Russell & Axon
Palm Beaeh Dodge
22183.19
12,930.00
8,500.00
14,505.76
Mr- Arehie moved that the bills be paid, seconded by Mr. Effron. Motion
carried 5-0.
Adopting Pay Plan - Resolution No....7!-E
Mr. Archie stated that all his questions have been answered and he is
satisfied. By spending this money would save money in the long ~un.
Go ahead and commit ourselves and move on this.
Mr. Arohie moved to grant ~he request, retroactive to December 3t, 1970.
Motion seconded by Mrs. Jackson and carried 5-0.
M~s. Jackson moved to adopt Resolution ~71-E, seconded by Mr. Effron~
Motion carried 5-0.
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MI~fdTES
REGULAR CI~f COUNCIL MEETING
FEBRUARY 16~ 1971
9THER
M~. Arehie asked that the City ~nage~ check into the $160,000 loan
status and r~po~t to COUncil.
ADJOURkq~ENT
MP, Eff~on moved to adjourn, seconded by ~rs. Jackson. Motion carmied
5-0. Fleeting adjourned at 9: 00 P~ M.
CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA
F~es~t L. Wallace~ ~yo~
ATTEST:
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PAYMENTS MADE IN JANUARY BY DATE
JA.u^.Y 11, 1971 .............................
JAm~ARy 13, 1971 ............................. 2,249.52
JA~U4Ry 14, 1971 -
, :::::::::::
- '~' - 32,739.23
JAnUAry 18, 1971 17~'~13
JA,UA~y 19, 1971 644
JANUarY 20, 1~71 .............................
JAN~A~W 21, 1~1 ............................. 32,6~.73
JAa~RY 22, 1971 ............................. 41,~53.81
JAnUAry 25, 1~71 .............................
~ JA,~A~y 26, 1971 ............................. 3~,616.29
', JANUAry 27, 1971 .................... 3,124. G8
~ ~'~ 28, 1971 .........
JAnUAry ............................. 2,920.59
JAnUAry 29, 1971 .............................
PAYMENTS MADE BY FUNDS
GENERAL FUND
- - - - - 336,335.04
SEWER REVENUE FUND ...............
WATER DEPOSITORS FUND ............. - ............. 43,581.~1
112,5O
SEWER & WATER DEPOSITORS FUND ......................... 319.50
SEWAGE DEPOSIT FUND - - _
RETIREMENT TRUST FUND -' Z =- - Z Z ' Z - i Z Z i -- i - Z Z i - - -- Z i z z Z 7-00
' - - 544 84
FIREMEN'S RELIEF & PENSION FUND · '
POLICE RETIREMENT FUND ........................ 84.10
............................ 119.70
PUBLICITY FUND -- -
UTILITY GENERAL FUND Z -- I __-- Z E . Z i Z -- Z i ---- ' Z -- i i I i Z i I I E ' Z -- 980.69
-- -- -- -- 938'O8
BOYNTON BEACH MEMORIAL PARK
.......................... ~200~00
434'454,29
~'JANDARy 4, 1971
GENERAL
25485
25486
25487
25488
25489
2549o
25491
25492
25493
PAYMENTS MADE IN JANUARY
FUND
LESTER WARD
BOYNTON BEACH POLICE DEPT.
FLORIDA POWER & LIGHT
BENZ CHEVROLETf INC.
NENRYtS COFFEE CUP
JACK'S CAMERA CENTER
PETTY CASH/ CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH
TROPIGAS INC. OF FLA,
WATER DEPT.
31.00
100.00
~>5,293.76
81.78
133.80
66.49
'30.63
79.54
343.86
6,160.~6
WATER SYSTEM REVENUE FUND
12946 FLORIDA POWER & LIGHT Co,
12947 TORPIGAS NO, ~ FLA,
SEWER REVENUE FUND
3384 FLA. POWER & LIGHT Go.
3394 DITY OF BOYNTON BEACH/WATER DERT.
RETIREMENT TRUST FUND
679 RENA CARR,ER
680 OLIVE WALLACE
681 FRANK JOHNSON
682 WOODROW EUTSAY
2,597.50
18.36
764.15
472.64
50.58
135.12
71.00
44.51
301.21
JANUARY 6, 1971
FIREMEN'S RELIEF & PENSION FUND
435 JONN TOITE
436 HAROLD HERRING
GENERAL FUND
25494 PALM BEACH COUNTy CITY MANAGER'S ASSN.
25496 JOHN GARDNER
25497 WATER BEPT/CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH
25498 GENE MOORE
25499 WHITT MAcDoWELL
WATER SYSTEM REVENUE FUND'
12948 WHITT MACDOWELL
59.83
24.27
5.00
18.oo
2,343.75
125.00
132.00
24.00
10,398.82
2,647.75
JANUARY 7, 1971
PAYMENTS MADE IN JANUARY
GENERAL
25500
25501
25502
25503
25504
255O5
25506
255O7
25508
25509
25510
FUND
NATHANIEL DAME & Co.
ASSOCIATED LIBRARIES, ~NOe
BOYNTON OITy LIBRARY/PETTY CASH
ARDADE TRAVEL
C. J. OUSLEY
ELLIS MCAROy
BOOKER T. NORFUS
C. q. JONES, JR.
JOHN L. ARDNIE
GENE MOORE
GDUNTY SANITATION
3.47
30.16
144.94
365.oo
15.00
10.00
5.00
62.5O
37.9o
37.50
6o6.00
1,317,07
1,317.07
GENERAL
25511
25512
25513
25514
25515
25516
25518
25519
WATER
12949
FUND
CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH/PAYROLL FUND
P~LICE RETIREMENT FUND
F~REMEN~S RELIEF & PENSION FUND
BOYNTON BEACH RET, TRUST FUND
BOyNTON CITY FEDERAL CREDIT UNION
CURTIS Ee WRIGHT
P.T. GARRETT
JOHN B. DUNKLE
SYSTEM REVENUE FUND
CITY OF BOYNTOfl BEACH/PAYROLL FUND
10,021.68
196.39
140.55
254.11
917.50
275.00
460.00
5.45
12,270.68
SEWER REVENUE FUND
3395 CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH/PAYROLL FUND
1~092.18
1,092,18
15,132.72
JANUARY 11, 1971
GENERAL
25520
25521
25522
25523
25524
25525
25526
25527
WATER
12950
12951
12952
12958
SEWER
3396
3397
FUND
DALytS SECURITY DOGS
CHARLES C. THOMAS PUBLISHER
KIRTON SECRETARIAL SERVe
CAPITAL LEASING CORPe
BETTY SEALE
EDWARD HILLERY
EDWARD HILLERY
GREATER BOYNeBOHeCHAMBER OF COMMERCE
SYSTEM REVENUE FUND
CHASE MANHATTAN BANE
SEMINOLE SUPPLY CO.~ INC.
RUSSELL & A~ON
RUSSELL & AXON
REVENUE FUND
FLORIDA EAST COAST R.R.
SEMINOLE SUPPLY Coe~ INCo
400.00
15.03
45.00
336.02
3.5o
65.50
125.00
25.55
202.62
669.00
210.67
"75.40
3~000,00
3,021.00
JANUARY 11, 1971
(CONTo)
JANUARY 12, 1971
PAYMENTS MADE IN JANUARY
PUBLICITY FUND
437 CHAMBER OF COMMERCE OF GR. B.B.
629.11
UTILITY GENERAL FUND
056 RUSSELL ~ AXON
057 RUSSELL & AXON
058 RUSSELL & AxON
288.74
405.85
243.49
6,761.48
GENERAL
25528
25529
25530
25531
25532
25533
25534
25535
25536
25537
255~
25539
25540
25541
FUND
ANNA F. BRUCKER
JUAN JOSE SALAZAR
WILLIE FRANK LAWSON
ROBERT BRADLEY
FRANK ENGLISH
ELLEN MANNA
MRS. VIRGIL NELSON
SOUTHERN BELL,~TEL. CO.
BLUE CROSS/BLUE SHIELD OF FLA.
MAN. LIrE INS. Co.
THE TRAVELERS
AMERICAN FAMILY LIFE iNS.
KWIK CHEK
DOUBLEDAy ~ Co.! INC.
40.00
31.00
26.00
186.00
4O.OO
137.00
268.00
267.12
127.80
190.26
178.66
40.60
10.00
4.44
WATER SYSTEM REVENUE FUND
12953 THE MAN. LIFE INS. Co.
12954 U.S. POST OFFICE
SEWER REVENUE FUND
3398 THE MAN. LIFE INS. CO.
9.72
6.48
JANUARY 13, 1971
GENERAL FUND
25542
25543
25544
25545
25546
25547
25548
CITY OF BOYNTON BCH/PETTY CASH
CITY Or BOYNTON BcH~PETTY CASH
CiTY OF BOYNTO~ BEAcH/PETTY CASH
CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH/PETTY CASH
JOHN DRISCOLL
GULF OIL CORP.
JOEIs GRILL
75.75
31.99
52.15
84.75
175.00
1,309.45
196.00
1 , 925 · 09
13, 1971
JANUARy 14, 1971
PAYMENTS MADE IN JANUARY
WATER SYSTEM REVENUE FUND
12955 CITy OF BOYHTON BEACH/PETTY CASH
12956 GULF OIL CORP.
12957 PENINSULAR SUPPLY Co.
SEg~_R REVENUE FUND
3399 CITY OF BOyNTON BEACH/PETTY CASH
3400 GOLF 0IL CORP
PUBLICll'7 FUND
438 City OF BOYNTON BEACH/PETTy CASH
GENERAL
25549
25550
2555~
25552
25553
25554
25555
25556
25557
25558
25559
25560
25561
25562
25563
25564
25565
2556~$
25567
25568
25569
25570
25571
25572
25573
25574
25575
25576
25577
25578
25579
25580
25581
25582
25583
25584
25585
FUND
ADAMS CHEVROLET CO.
ADVANCE AIR CONDIT. ~ HEATING,
ALLEN CHEMICAL Co.
THE ATLANTA JOURNAL
AMER. WATER WORKS ASSN.
J. L. ARCHIE PLUMBING, INC.
THEODORE RD GOOLSBY
AUTOPRODUCTSt
BETRESDA MEM. HOSPITAL
BLAIR CONSTRUCTION CO.~ INC.
BO~NTON AUTO S~PPLY, INC.
BOYNTON GLASS SERVe
BOYNTON WELL & PUMP
J. E. BRUKE Co.
CADILLAC ENGRAVERS, JNC.
BENZ CHEVROLET, INC.
RAy DASBS
JACK COCKE & Coo, lNG.
DRSo Cox,FOR~AW & WILLSON
CUSTOM AUTO TRIM
BEANE ESTERMINATING Co., INC.
DELRAY BCN. DAILy NEWS JOURNAL
EKG ASSOCIATES
EARLEY SUPPLY CO.
EAST COAST FIRE EQUIP.
~AST COAST PAPER Coo
FIRE EquiP. SALES & SERVe
FLA. PRINTING CO.
GEO. N. FOWLER CO., INC.
FRANKHO~SE ELE~eSUPPLy
3.85
55.32
198.30
3.01
61.71
2.24
~ 2,249.52
65.40
71.85
163.25
28.8o
20. O0
178.6o
111.00
42.90
12.00
46.53
92.46
323.06
168.98
83.~o
17o4o6
27.54
52.75
504.24
116.oo
204.80
6O.OO
18.00
32.50
31 .oo
61.96
10.00
12.34
53.50
28.8o
669.00
50 · 1 o
868.94
31.10
190.50
40. O0
44.02
97.28
4,782.66
JANUARY 14, 1971
(CONT.)
WATER
12959
12960
12961
12962
12963
12964
12965
PAYMENTS MADE IN JANUARY
SYSTEM REVENUE FUND
ADDRESSOGRAPN MULTI.CORP.
ALLEN CHEMICAL Co.
B. & H. SALE, INC.
BOyTON AUTO SUPPLY, INC.
DAVIS METER ~ SUPPLY
12.30
53.76
11.30
395.00
84.69
422.09
JANUARY 15, 1971
SEWER REVENUE FUND
3401 J.L. ARCRIE PLUMRINB, INC.
3402 ASSOCIATED LIBRARIES, IND.
3403 EDWARDS ELRD. CORP.
3404 YEOMANS BROTHERS
GENERAL
,L25586
25587
25588
25589
25590
25591
25592
25594
25595
25596
25597
25598
25599
25600
25601
25602
25603
FUND
GATOR CULVERT Co.
GAYLORD BROS., INC.
GRAYBAR ELEC. Co., INC.
GRUMMONS PRINTING ~ BINDING
SEACREST PETROLEUM Co., INC.
COMMAND COMMUNICATIONS
GULF STREAM LUMBER Co.
I B M CORR.
PAYROLL FUND/CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH
POLICE RET. FUND/CITy OF BOYNTON BCH,
FIRRMENfS REL. & PEN. FUND
BOYNTON BCH. RET. ~ TRUST FUND
BOYRTON CITY FED. CREDIT UNION
FIRST SANK ~ TRUST
RIDHARD BARNES
Ce J. OUSLEY
ELLIS McARoY
WATER
12967
12968
SYSTEM REVENUE FUND
PBSTMASTER/U.S. POST OFFICE
PAYROLL FUND/CITY OF SOYHTON BEACR
SEWER
34O5
3406
REVENUE FUND
RILL MFG. Co.
CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH/PAYROLL FUND
PUBLICITY FUND
439 FNAHKHOUSE ELEC. SUPPLY, INC.
86.60
?8.28
1,016.16
571.25
1,752.29
,~772~80
~70;68
54.84
367.20
72.93
10.00
129.78
1,614.44
18,198.58
203.65
127.95
514.33
1,329.50
4,725.56
10.00
15.00
10.00
28,327,24
27570.10
3,020.10
261.25
...!,o81.3o
1,342.55
7,519.99
49.34
~ 32,739.23
-- PAYMENTS MADE IN JANUARY
JANUARy 18, 1971
JANUARY 19, 1971
JANUARy 20, 1971
GENERAL
25593
25604
25605
25606
25607
256O8
25609
25610
25611
25612
25613
25614
25615
25617
25618
25619
25620
25621
25622
FUN D
HALSEy ~ GRIFFITR~ ]NC.
R.R. BOWKER Co.
INTERNATIL* CITY MANAGEMENT ASSN.
SAMUEL JACKSON FUSEE Co.
JADQUEIS ATLANTIC SERV.
~. KELSH, INC.
K. K. KIRTON
LAMAR UNIFORMS! INC.
MCLELLAND BOST ~ SADDLE, INC.
METAL PRODUCTS
MIRACLE PLAYGROUND EQUIP. CO.
FLA. AMATEUR SOFTBALL ASSN.
MOTORgLAi..INC.
LARRY TROY GIDDONS
ADAIR & BRADy
RUBIN CONSTRUCTION Co.
NAT~. FIRE PROTECTION ASSN.
BOYNTON BEAGH FIRST NATIONAL BANK
NATIONAL LINEN SERV.
WATER SYSTEM REVENUE FUND
12966 HELLIGE, INC.
12969 HALSEY & GRIFFITH
SEWER REVENUE FUND
3407 HALSEY & GRIFFITB
PUBLICITY FUND
440 GREATER BOYNTON BCH CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
532.46
27.50
13.5o
24.75
25.oo
28.8o
78.oo
236.4O
18.00
12.00
45.86
5.00
2,180.00
3.00
500.00
19,805.35
18.95
150,000.00
42.71
173,597.28
108.96
6.28
115,2'~
300.00
300.00 174,013.46
GENERAL FUND
25616 NATHANIEL DAME & Co. 28,59
25623 ISAAC. WILLIAMS 15.00
25626 THE NATIONAL CASR REOISTER CO. 4.05
WATER SYSTEM REVENUE FUND
12973 NATIONAL CASH RE~ISTER CS.
12974 NATIONAL CA&H REGISTER Co.
GENERAL FUND
25627 MR. D. RIED, COUNTy TAX ASSESSOR
WATER SYSTEM REVENU~ FUND
12972 REFUNDING & IMP. REV. BOND SINK.FuND OF BB
12975 SOUTH SPEED SHOP
299.95
297.40
597.35 644.99
20.0__.~o.
20.00
29,1o6.45
25.00
~9,131.45 29,151,45
1971
JANUARY 22, 1971
GENERAL
25629
25630
25631
25632
25633
25634
25635
25636
25637
25638
WATER
12970
12971
12976
12981
12982
WATER
8742
8743
8744
SEWER
~8
3~9
SEWER &
157o
1571
POL ICE
441
GENERAL
25639
25640
25641
25642
25643
25644
25645
25646
25647
25648
25649
25650
25651
25653
25654
25655
PAYMENTS MADE IN JANUARY
FUND
ALLEN CMEMICAL Co.
BELSON MFS. Ce., l~c.
84.90
38.35
346.37
14.55
173.7o
12.00
65.34
346.67
54.21
76?.09
SYSTEM REVENUE FUND
RA~PN O, WILLIAMS
MRS. FRED ROLFS
PREMISS CARTEE
AUTOPRODUC~St~Oe
BOY.TON PUMP & SUPPLY, INC.
DEPOSITORS FUND
~A~PH Oe WILLIAMS
MRs. J. T. SHELTON
MRS. FRED ROLFS
REVENUE F~D
PREMIUS CARTER
WATER DEPOSIT FUND
CHARLES F. GADSON
PREMIUS CARTER
RETIREMENT FUND
FUND
BRANDON TRANSFER & STORAGE Co.
CADILLAC ENGRAVERS
ROGER DEAN CHEVROLETt INCe
EKG ASSOCIATES
EAST COAST FIRE EQUIPe
EAST COAST PAPER CO.
DONtS FIRESTONE
FIRE EQUIP. SALES & SERV.
HALSEY & GRIFFITH, INC.
2.64
2.20
2.24
30.23
2.59
39.90
7.50
7.50
7.50
22.50
30,523.90
5.05
16.90
17.~O
119.70
119.70 32,648.73
7.25
49.15
28.28
10.00
12.00
4o.30
3Ol. 25
5,398.oo
12.00
108.25
161.o0
283.50
44.70
38.58
50.00
225.00
· .JAHUARY 22, 1971
(CD.T.)
25656
25657
25658
25659
2566O
25661
25662
25663
25664
25665
25666
25668
25669
25670
25671
25672
25673
25674
25675
25676
25677
25678
25679
2~80
25681
25682
25683
25684
25685
25686
25687
25688
25689
25691
25692
25693
25694
25695
25696
25697
25698
25699
25700
WATER
12978
12979
12980
12983
12984
12985
12986
12987
12988
12989
12990
PAYMENTS MADE iN JANUARY
PAYROLL FUND/CITy OF BOYNTON BEACH
FIREMENtS RELIEF & PENSION FUND
BOYNTON BEADH RETIREMENT TRUST FUND
BOYNTON CITy FEDERAL CREDIT UNION
MAGIC CHEF
WHITT MACDOWELL
METAL PROD. OF PALM BEACHt INC.
NEENAN CONSTRUO.
NELSONtS GARAGE
NOMAD SGRFBOARDS
OLTMPIA SPROT SHOP, INC.
THE PAINT KETTLE
PALM BEACH OFFICE SDPPD¥ CO.
PALM BEACH POST TIMES
C. J. OUSLEy
ELLIS MoARoY
BOOKER T. NORFuS
BLUE CROSS/BLUE SHIELD OF FLA.
BLUE CORSS/BLUE SHIELD OF FLA.
VOYAGER LIFE IHS.
WATER DEPTe
DAVID L, REIO, COHNTY ASSESSOR
PICARO CHEMICAL CO.
PRECISION SHOOTERS SUPPLY
ORS. RABORN~ JUDO, BESODT! WACHTELL
RECREATION SUPPLIES CO.
RICH MOTORSt INC.
RIDGEWAY PLUMBING INC.
RINKER MATERIAL CORP.
Roso CAR WAS"
ROWLAND TRUCK EOUIP.~
ROBIN COHST. Co.
SALIS SPORT SHOP
SEA AIR£
SEACREST PETROLEUM 00., INC.
MURRAY D. SIGMAR, M.
SLIMIS RADIATOR SERV.
D. H. SMITH & ASSOCIATES, INC.
SMITTYtS SERY. SHOP
SOUTH FLA. PARTS ~ SUPPLY~ IN.C
SOUTHERN PAPER CO.
SPORTS HAVEN
9,645.36
203, 83
13~.25
236.1o
925.00
12.00
13.05
18.oo
3.OO
672.OO
65,4o
88.00
21.05
85.96
17.10
36.27
10.00
lO.co
5.00
2,172.76
346.73
173.2o
546.72
2,502.01
1%OO
27.05
45.88
67.5o
12.50
1,086.32
5,485.99
1:,109.OO
126.00
40.18
10.00
54.02
815.25
1,756. O0
357.15
29.20
272.24
SYSTEM REVENUE FUND
MARTIN ~ERNANDEZ
LEONA ~IFFORD
CAMPBELL COSNTRUCTION CO.
COHMUNITY CONSTRUCTION
M. E. DITTES
DON~S FIRESTONE
HALSEY ~ GRIFFITH
CITy OF BOYNTON BEACH
BLUE CROSS/BLUE SHIELD OF FLA.
CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH/WATER DEPT.
GEORGE PARKERtS SALES
~ ~99~
6.o8
3. o4
4.72
5.00
125.9o
1,746.40
281.12
45.20
166.65
PAYMENTS MADE )N JANUARY
'JANuARy 22, 1971
(CONT.)
JANUARY 25, 1971
12991
12992
12993
12994
12995
12996
12997
12998
SEWER
3410
3411
3416
3417
3418
3419
3420
3421
3422
WATER
8745
874~
SEWER
1572
1573
1574
1575
1576
1577
1578
1579
158o
1581
GENERAL
25701
25702
257O3
25704
25705
25706
25707
25708
25709
25710
25711
25712
25713
25714
25715
25716
PICARD C~EMIDAL
SOUTU FLA. PARTS ~ SUPPLY
SOUTHERN METER & SUPPLY Co.e INC.
JACK E. WELCH
SNOW CONSTRUCTION CO.
SNDW CONSTRDOTION CO.
SNOW CONSTRUDTI~ CD.
DAVID W.
REVENUE FUND
MARTIN N~RNANDEZ
DAVID W. DENNis
GULF OIL CORP,
ITT MARLOW
PAYROLL FUND/CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH
NOLDO CHEMICAL
BLUE CROSS/BLUE SRIELO OF FLA.
PtCARD C~EMICAL
SENINOLE POLLUTION E~UlP. CORPe
DEPOSITORS FUND
LEDNA GIFFORO
M. D. DITTIS
WATER DEPOSIT FUND
D. A. LZITCH
MARTIN HERNANDEZ
FRANCES BAXTER
ROBERT La FITZGERALD
CAMPBELL CONSTRUCTION
COMMUNITY CONSTRUCTION C0.
JACK WELCH
SNOW CONSTRUCTION
SNOW CONSTRUCTION
SNOW ~ONITRUCTION
DAVID DENNIS
45.00
101.11
998.80
1.84
10.14
12.70
10.94
.84
3',570.10
2.00
5.00
43.45
47.07
1,081.30
233.75
14o.56
78.35
439.32
7.50
7.50
15.oo
15.5o
15.50
15.5o
7.50
15.00
7.50
7.50
15,00
15.00
15~00
15.5o
FUND
STANDARD OIL
SUMMERSIDE ADVERTISING
NORMAN SURBER
TIME
CHARLES E. WALDNER~ M.D.
MRS. MARK WRITE
WORTH CHEMICAL ~ PAINT CO.
51.70
45.97
133.80
37.30
12.00
12.34
44.75
50.6o
774.25
43.57
51.84
22.28
11.63
16.21
138.oo
41,953.81
PAYMENTS MADE ~N JANUARY
'JANUARy 25, 1971
(oo.T.)
JANO',HT 26, 1971
25717
25718
WATER
12999
13OO0
13001
SEWER
3412
3413
GENERAL
25720
25721
25722
25723
25724
25725
25726
25727
25728
WATER
13002
13003
13005
13006
13007
13008
WATER
8747
8748
8?49
8?5O
8751
SEWER
3414
3415
3423
3424
SEWER
1583
1584
1585
1586
1587
SYSTEM REVENGE FUND
TECHNIC INSTRUMENTS, INC.
WALLACE ~ TIERNAN
THOMPSON ~ HAYWARD CHEM.
REVENUE FUND
SHN OIL Coo
THOMPSON HAy~ARD CHEM. Co.
FUN D
CiTy OF DOyNTON BEACH/PETTy CASH
CITY OF BOYNTON B£AcN/PETTy CASH
C. q. JONESl JR.
CITy QF BQYNTON BEACH/PETTY CASH
MRS. DOROTHy DELAND
INTERNAT~L. CITY MANAGEmeNT
OASI CONTRIBUTION FOND
INTERNAL REVENUE SERV.
BOYNTON GULF SERVe
SYSTEM REVENUE FUND
LILLIAN ST~OH
MADELINE TRASPORT
CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH/PETTy CASH
LOUIS E. REED
0ASI CONTRIBHTION FUND
MARLETT BUILDERS, INc.
ERIC PEHSSON
DEPOSITORS FUND
A. H. WALLIN
LILLIAN STROH
WILLIAH S. WILLIAMS
Louis Eo REED
ERNEST L. HILL
REVENUE FUND
LILLIAN STRON
CITY OF DOYNTON BEACH/PETTY
OASI CONTRISUTION FUND
ERic PERSSOH
CASH
& WATER DEPOSIT FUND
HOMES BY LEON
MAHELINE TRASPORT
RESENT J. GEARON
MA~LETT BLSRS.
ERIC PERSSON
197.O8
92.75
48.00
301.00
560.00
909.00
30.34
140.00
117.42
38.75
25.00
88.55
50.00
25.00
23,670.83
8,092.60
15.00
..... 32,123.15
1.04
32.14
6.14
12.22
1,551.95
3.44
5.20
7.50
7.50
7.50
15.00
7.50
4.00
8.86
723.05
8.00
~7,o0
17.6o
7.50
15.5o
2,837.41
JANUARY 26, 1971
JARUARY 27, 1971
JANUARy 28, 1971
PAYMENTs MADE IN JANUARY
SEWAGE DEPOSIT FUND
358 LILLIAN STROH
$.o0
34,616.29
GENERAL FUND
25729 GULF OIL PRODUCTS
WATER
13009
13010
13011
13012
1~D13
13014
SYSTEM REVENUE FUND
MICHAEL SPONBERG
GEORGE SOHERS
JAMES A. TAYLOR
Re De SKILLMAN
SEWER REVENUE FUND
3425 JAM£S A. TAYLOR
SEWER
1588
1589
159o
1591
WATER DEPOSIT FUND
JAOK KORINO
DOROTHY HA.NEL
JAMES A. TAYLOR
ERNA WEISENSSEE
WATER DEPOSITORS FUND
8752 A.R. HOLMES
8753 MALCOLM SPONBERO
8754 GEOROE SO.ERS
8755 R. Ce SKILLMAN
RETIREMENT TRUST FUND
0683 LARRY FOSTER
BOYNTON BEACH MEMORIAL PARK
442 LILY N. WOLFE
GENERAL FUND
25730 0USLEY Sou
25731 GULF OIL CORP.
25732 MERTONtS AUTO BOUY
WATER
13015
13016
SYSTEM REVENUE FUND
GULF OIL CORP.
SEWER REVENUE FUND
3426 GULF OIL CORp,
97.00
97.00
5.20
5.20
5.20
5~20
.20
2,471.60
2,492.60
6.05
15.50
15.50
16.90
7.50
7.50
7.50
7.50
243.63
200.00
200.00
1,443.34
316.50
58.33
219.05
277.38
78.37
3,124.68
2,920.59
GENERAL
25733
25734
25736
25737
25738
25739
25740
25741
25735
WATER
~3017
SEWER
3427
PAYMENTS MADE IN JANUARY
FUND
ELLIS MCAROY 5.O0
BOO&£R NORFUS 5.00
PAYROLL FUNs/CITy OF BOYnTON BEACH 21,061.38
POLICE RET. FUND/CITY OF BOYNTOR BEACH 197.65
FIREMSR'S REL. & PEn. Fund 134.85
BOYNTON CITy FEDERAL CREDIT UNION 1,418.00
BOYNTON BEACH RETIREMENT TRUST FDHD 506.41
FIRST BANK & TRUST 4.592.35
SYSTEM REVENUE FUND
PAYROLL FUHD/CITy OF BRYNTIN BCH
REVENUE FUND
PAYROLL FDND/CtTy OF BOYHTOH BEACR
27612.44
2,612,44
~2,179~22