Minutes 01-19-71MINUTES OF REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING HELD AT CITY HALLs BOYNTON
BEACH~ FL~RIDA~ TUESDAY, JANUARY 19~ 1971 AT 7:30 P. Mo
PRESENT:
Forrest L. Wallace, Mayor
Robert Effron, Vice Mayor
M~s..Emily Jackson~ Councilwoman
John Archie ~ Councilman
Harold Blanchette~ Councilman
C. Q. Jones, Jr., City Manager
Gene Moore, City Attorney
Mrs. Tereesa Padgett, CityClerk
Mayor Wallace called the meeting to order at 7:30 P. M.
The Invocation was given by ~yor Wallace, followed by the Flag Salute
led by Mr. Effron.
..Special Guests
Robert Beyrer, Sterling Village Senior Citizens
Floyd Van Deusen, Shuffleboard Club
Mrs. Dewey Sanders, Junio9 Won~h's Club
R. B. Vamtine~ Leisureville Home O%,a~ers Association
MZNUTES - Regular Meeting~ Jan. 5, 1971
Mr. Arehie requested that Page 6 of the Minutes of the January 5th
meeting be char~ed to indicate the intent o~ the Council to have the
1970 members of the Planning Board serve until such time as the Ordin-
ance combining the Planning and Zoning Boards becomes effective, at
which time the newly appointed group will serve as a Planning ~ Zoning
Board. Mr. Archie read the names of the 1970 Planning Board as follows:
James Sarno
Joseph Brull
John Howell
Frank McCoy
Robert Olds
O~is Walker
Ray Allen
Mr. Archie moved that the minutes be accepted as changed~ seconded by
Mrs. JackSon. Motion carried 5-0.
PUBLIC AUDIENCE
Mayor Wallace reiterated the procedure to be followed - if the~e is an
~tem on the Agenda on which you..wish to speak - come before-Council dur-
mng Public Audience and so state ~ you will be called upon when your
item comes up on the Agenda.
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MINUTES
R~GULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING
~qNUARY 19, 1971
PUBLIC AUDIENCE ~ cont'd.
Mr. Hank Thompson: Mr. Ted Sanders, Mr. H. H. Thieie, M~. JerDy Gross
and 2.~. Bill Elam were recognized by the chair to speak on items that
appear on the Agenda.
M~. R. B. Vastine requested that the Council and the full City adminis-
tration be alert and sure of every move in the expected development of
the property south of Leisurevitte. He would like to see them p~oaeed
with a residential community, with no changes to increase density.
Eddie Mitchell: 529 N. W. 12th Ave. - inquired in regard to drainage on
N. E. 10th Ave. ~ and the City Manager gave a progress report on the
drainage program - stating that constm~uation will begin within 60 days
it will begin by the end of February.
Robert Beyrer stated that there was not sufficient time to go over the
Agenda and know i~ there was an item he wished to speak on. He would
like to see the Agenda in advance and would like a copy of the minutes
He feels the people would be willing to pay for the service. He also
asked to speak later on an Agenda item.
Mayor Wallace ~ecognized M~. William Barnes and his Contemporary History
class from Atlantic High School.
_LEGAL
Ordinances - 2nd Reading
Ord. ~70-34 - rezoning Lots 87, 88 and 89, Cherry Hills (On the tmhte)
A motion was made by Mrs. JackSon to remove the Ordinance from table,
seconded by Mr. Archie. Motion carried 5-0.
Mr. Moore read Ord. ~'~70-34 by caption only. ~s. JackSon moved to ac-
cept O~dinance ~70-34 on second reading~ seconded by Mr. Archie. Motion
carried 5-0.
Ord. ~71-1 - combining Planning and Zoning Boards
Mr. Moore read Ord. ~71-1 by caption only. Mr. Archie moved that Ordin-
ance ~71-1 be adopted on second reading, seconded ~y Mr. Effron. Motion
carried 4-1. Mrs. JackSon voted ~no~.
Ord. ~71-2 - ~titity tax exemption for churches
Mr. Moore read Ord. 71-2 1~/ caption only. Mr. B!anchett~ moved to accept
Ordinance ~71-2~ seconded by Mr. Archie. ~tion carried
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MIArdTES
REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING
JANUARY 19~ 1971
LEGAL, conrad.
.,O~dinances - 1st Reading
_O~d. ~71~3 - composition o~ Barber Examiners Board
Mayor Wallace stated that instead of going to a ~ive man board as stated
at the last meeting the Council had agreed to continue with a thmee man
Ba~bem Board, namely
Loren R. Btaeketer
Walter Lacey
Calvin Rahming, Journeyman from the shop of Glaston Simms
},~. Effmon moved that the Board be accepted as mead~ seconded by
Amebic. Motion earmied 5-0.
~esotutions
Resolution ~71-B - establishing signatures fom bank accounts
The City Attorney mead Res. No. 71-B in its entire~M.
Mrs. Jackson moved that the Resolution be passed, seconded by Mr. Blan-
chette. Motion carried 5-0.
Resolution - re Municipal Complex
Mayor Wallace advised that a resolution would not be necessary on this
~Ubject, Mm~ Amchie moved that the City Manager be instructed to pro-
ceed with the Municipal Complex~ and that he serve as liaison between
the Council and the Development Boamd, Motion seconded by ~ir. Effmon
and eamried 5-0,
~asoiution ~7t-c - proposed mesolution to retain Atlantic Hndersea Test-
~ng Evaluation Center (A~TEC) in West Palm Beach area
Mr. Moore mead Resolution ~71~C in its entirety. Mrs. Archiemoved to
adopt Res. ~7I-C~ seconded by Mrs. Jackson. Motion eammied 5-0.
~esolution ~71-D - Vocational
The City Attorney mead Res. ~7t-D in its entirety~ urging the toeating of
the Vocational School in the Boynton Beaah area.
M~. Archie moved that Res. ~71-D be adopted~ seconded by M~. Blanchette,
Motion cammied 5-0. Mr. A~chie requested the s~pportof all Civic
groups on this subject.
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MINUTES
REGULAR CITY COUNCIL ~ETING
JANI~.RY 19, 1971
OLD BUSI~YESS
Request of Village Royale, Inc. for change in zoning (On the table).
~,~. Arehie moved that it be removed from the table, seconded by M~s.
Jackson. Motion carried 5-0.
~i~. Arabic moved that Pk. Elam and Mr. Gross be allowed to speak on be-
half of the request i~ v~ are going ~o rehash subject request. Motion
seconded by Mrs. Jackson and carried 5-0.
Mrs. Jackson read a letter received from Mrs. Victoria Castello, 406 S.
Seaerest Blvd. ~ ' '
~n regar~ to this request.
~ir. Archie asked if the rights of way ~uld be 50' in width. Mr. Elam
assured the Council there would be 50t Rights of way.
Mrs. Jackson inquired if there would be any family types available. Mr.
Gross answered in the negative.
Mr. Archie moved that O~d. i~71-3 be read, g~anting the change in zoning~
seconded by Mr. Blanchette. Motion carried 5-0.
The City Attorney read Ord. ~'~71-5in its entirety. Mr. Archie moved that
the Omdinanee be passed on first reading, with the understanding that
they follow sight plan approval, seconded by Fro. Bianehette. Motion
carried 5-0.
Report on City-wide Drainage P~ogram
Mr. Jones reported on the recen~ trip to Atlanta, and asked Mr. Ted
Sanders ~ Russell g Axon~ to go into detail on the proposed drainage.
MD. Sanders reviewed the past history of a referendum~ ete.~ and suq-
gested the back-bone system at an approximate cost of 2 million dollars.
He further stated that it was no~ economically feasible to consider a
city-wide drainage system at this time - the cost would run in the
neighborhood of 6 million dollars. He recommended a pre-preliminary
study be made at an approximate cost of $3,000: and work' toward a refer-
endum by ~y 4th, and apply for grant assistance thru HUD. A time
schedule was passed out to each member of Council, and Mr. Sanders re-
viewed same.
Mr. Archie moved to authorize Russell ~ Axon to prepare pre-preliminary
report on the back-bone system at a eost not to e)<ceed $3~000.00 (amount
be made ava.~.able f~Om unappropriated surplus), and file Forth 10~
ith~authorizat~on for the Ci~yMana~er to sign same. to
Motion seconded
y Mr. Blanehette and carried 5-0.
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MINVdTES
REGULAR CITY COUNCIL M~ETING
JANUARy 19:1971
.~eport. on City-wide Drainage Program,. cont~d.
~. Sanders suggested that consideration be given to adding sewers in
~he remaining areas of the City~ and the City include this in the appli-
cation for assistance. He felt this would increase our possibility for
assistance.
Mr. Arehie moved to inst-~uct the City ~nager to work with Mr. Sanders
and follow through on this project as recommended. Motion seconded by
Mr. Effron and carmied 5-0.
Sanders requested a workshop session v~th Council to go over the
Maste~ Plan on Water g Sewers.
.Disposal of 2 Garbage Packers
Mr. Jones reviewed the bidding on the proposed disposal of 2 garbage
packers. He f~rther recommended that we get an appraisal made by a
disinterested party, and not sell the packers for less than $4,500.00
ea eh.
Mr. Beyrer spoke on the situation. He is against the system of the
train in Sterling Village. There is always re,use falling over the
sides. There is not.enough room to turn the t~ain a~ound without going
on the lawn. He is not blaming the workmen~ but the system. He feels
one back loader should be kept for use in Sterling Village.
Discussion followed on possible uses of subject packers. It was decided
to hold beth packers until further study.
NEW BUSINESS
I. nauqu~al Parade Float
Report on the Inaugural Parade Float was given by Bill Egan o~ the Cham-
ber of Commerce.
Mayor ~aliace expressed gratitude to thc Postal system for their help~
Ix)th here and in Tai!ahassee.
Aluminum Reclamation Center
[~irs. Jackson ui~ed ail citizens to bring any aluminum cans to the Cham-
ber of Commerce and they will be sold.
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MINUTES
REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING
JANUARY 19, 1971
NEW BUSINESS, conrad.
Request of Herbert H. Thiele, re S~uire Hill Apts.
M~. Thiele reviewed the background of his project~ which is to te leased
units on South Seacrest south of 15th Avenue. He then introduced his
attorney~ Mr. ~ernard B. Weksler~ who presented the problem at hand -
they had been requested (1) to relocated the water me=ers, [2) deed 10'
tlllty easement to City, (3) deed water system to City.
He requested the Council to instruct the City ~{anager to J-nvestigate
this matter, and advise them in writing within seven (7) days whether or
not the building permit will be issued.
A__DMINISTRA TIVE
Judqes ad litem
Mrs. Jackson questioned the qualifications of Mr. Spindler, also why he
was sworn in to sit in Court Friday, January 15th, with Judge Tomberg
sitting in the audience.
~i~. Archie moved to accept the three Judges ad titem appointed by Judge
Tomberg -
James Spindler, Jr.
Ernest Simon
Serge Pizzi
~tion seconded
by Mr. Effron. Motion carried 4-1. ~i~s. Jackson voted
A~dditional Board Appointments
L_i~brary Board -Mr. Effron moved that Mrs. Alvin (Sandra) Lautenschlager
be appointed-to the Library Board, seconded by M~. Blanchette. Motion
carried 5-0.
~ployee Pension Board - Mr. Archie moved that Mm. Alex Hog~, Jr. and
Mr. Sal DeCanio be appointed to the ~nployee Pension Board, seconded by
Mr. E£fron. Motion carried S-O.
Inter-Racial C mm!ttee - Mayor Wallace named the following to serve on
O
Inter-Racial Committee:
Leroy Harris
J. Witlard Pipes
Vernon Thompson
Mrs. Dorothea Rich
Ed Wal!nau
These five to meet and choose two additional members to make seven (7)
member board.
MINUTES
REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING
JANUARY 19, 1971
~.DMINISTRAT!VE~ cont'd.
_Lnter-Racial Cgmmittee ~ contTd.
Mm. Blanchette moved that the Inter-Racial Committee be accepted as
read~ seconded by Fins. Jackson. Motion carried 5-0.
Chamber of Commerce re Feasibili~ Study
Mr. HenryAThompson came before Council to report that the Chamber had
been unable to obtain a letter assuring the City that the funds contri-
buted for the feasibility study for the Turnpike Interchange would be
returned. He inquired if the Councilwas agreeable to contributing the
amount as agreed last year ($1~825.00) even though it is not possible
to obtain the letter as requested.
Mr. Archie moved that the request be 9~anted: seconded ~ ~. Effron.
Motion carried 5-0.
~onsider Pavin~ Parking Area of Wmmmn's Club
Subject request was favorably considered~ but since definite figures of
cost were not available Mr. Arehie moved to table this request until the
next meeting. Motion seconded by Mm. Effron and carried 5-0.
~equest of Harold H. Norman to hold a tent revival - Feb. 8 th~u Feb. 22
Mr. Blanchette moved that request be granted~ seconded by Fl~s. Jackson.
Motion carried 5-0.
gequest of Lil~ N. Wolfe for refund on Cemetery Lots
Mrs. Wolfe's husband passed away up north and was buried there. She
requested a refund of purchase price less 20% on Lots 144 and 145~ Block
Dj Boynton Beach P]emorial Pa~k.
Mr. Arehie moved that request be g~anted~ seconded by Mrs. Jackson.
Motion earmied 5-0.
Purging Voters' Reg/strations
The City Clerk called the attention of the Council to the fact that ap-
proximately 2000 people had not voted in the past 3 yeams. The Attorney
recommended that Council authorize Mrs. Padgett to notify these people
that Council intends to pur~e the registration list and if they do not
notify us within a given time that they do wish to remain on the rolls
their names will be purged.
M~. Archie moved that Mrs. Padgett move ahead with pu~ging voters~ reg-
istrations~ seconded by Mrs. Jackson. Motion ~arried 5-0.
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M~YHTES
REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING
OANLI~RY 19:1971
R. eqlues~s for bevmrage licenses
1002 N. Federal - La Belle France - Mr. Archie moved that request be
granted, se~-~. Effron. Motion carried ~,.~T-o~ ~
9--13 N, Seacrest - Seacrest Fa~n Dairy StoNe - Mms. Jackson moved
request be granted subject to Health Dept. approval~ seconded by
Effron, Motion carried 5-0.
List of Payments made in December
~,fr. Ef~mon moved that list o~ payments be aceepted~ seconded by Mr. Ar-
chic. Motion carried 5-0.
~pprovat of Bills
~eptune Meter Company
Rubin Cons~, Company
Engineering Machines Co.
Smitty's Service Shop
Palm Beach County Tax Assessor
5~340.57
5 ~ 398.00
1:756.00
2,502.01
Mms. Jackson moved to pay the bills, seconded by Mr. Archie. Motion car-
ried 5-0.
OTHER
~. Jones requested the Council to place on the Agenda at this time the
acquisition of beach pmoperty. Motion made and seconded that this item
be considemed. So ordered.
He further requested Council approval to send a letter to our represen-
tative on the County Beach Acquisition Committee ~e-aJffirming our p~e-
vious stand that we do support acquisition of beach in this area.
Mm. Archie moved that this be done. Motion seconded by ~i~s. Jackson
and carried 5-0.
,~DJOUP~NT
Mr-. Effmon moved to adjourn, seconded by M~. Archie. Motion carried 5-0.
Meeting adjourned at 9:50 P. M.
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CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH, FLOP~D~
Forrest L. Wallace~ Mayor
MtlNUTES
REGULAR CITY COtiNCIL MEETING
JANUARY 19, 1971
ATTEST:
City Cte~k
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PAYMENTS MADE IN DECEMBER
1, 1970
2, 1970
3, 1970
4, 1970
7, ~7970
8,
9, 1970
10, 1970
11, 1970
14, 1970
15, 1970
16, 1970
18, 1970
21, 1970
22, 1970
23, 1970
28, 1970
29, 1970
30, 1970
31, 1970
483.81
3,294.62
743.91
25,885.85
27,882.09
49,837.40
1,431.48
1,933.48
21,228.15
1,283.91
2Ol ,549.25
1, ~42o14
9,174.48
3~ ,~5~ 1.2?
1,~6.~
203,~
PAYMENTS MADE BY FUNDS
GENERAL FUND
WATER SYSTEM REVENUE ;U;D- --'---'---'.-.-.-.'_'_'.'.'.-_-.-_'_-_-.-.-.'.-_
WATER DEPOSITORS FUND ...........................
SEWER REVENUE FUND - - -
RET, REMiT TRUST FUN - ..........................
SEWAGE DEPOSIT FUND ...........................,
340,373.16
47,246.88
272.50
35,129.19
435.oo
4o6.75
84.10
51,641
348.78
6,575.00
157.00
'~82,669.86
PAYMENTS MADE IN DECEMBER
DECEMBER 1, 1970
GENERAL FUND
24950 JOHN KNIGHT
24951 ReDEHT LEE HOLLIS
24952 LYDIA LDOTER
WATER DEPOSITORS FUND
8720 J^GK BAKER
RETIREMENT TRUST FUND
673 0L,Ve WALLACE
674 REHA CARHIER
676 WOOOROW EUTSAY
FIREMEN'S RELIEF & PENSIO~ FUND
429 JOHN M. TUlTE
~30 HAROLD HERRING
)~CEMOER 2, 1970
GENERAL FUND
24953 FLORIDA POWER & LIGHTCO.
24954 CITY OF BOYNTOH BEAC~./WATeR DEPT.
24955 GENE MOeR£
24956 W~ITT MAC DOWELL
24957 3OYNTeN BEACH FIRE OEPT.
WATER SYSTEM REVENUE FUND
12881 WHITT MAC DOWELL
DeCeMBER 3, 1970
GENERAL FUND
24958 KENNETH GA.¥
24959 JOHN B. DBNKLE
24960 PRO-MOrO CYCLES
WATER
12882
12884
12885
12886
SYSTEM REVENUE FUND
JOHN B. DNNKLE
JOSERU LASLeY
MARIA SCH~ENKE
~ALLMARK HO~E$
SEWER
1541
1542
SEWER
3357
3358
& WATER DEPOSIT FUND
CITY OF BB/N~RIA
JOSEPH LASLEY
BELVEDERE CONSTRUCTION
REVENUE FUND
MARIA SCHWENKE
JOSEPH LASLEY
30.00
51.00
10.O0
91.00
7.50
135.12
50.58
71.00
44.51
301.21
59.83
24.27
3.20
2,343.75
125.00
132.00
666.67
496.00
12.90
117.30
4.50
5.20
26.-36
17.60
15.~
10.10
8.00
~3o81
3,294.6~
743.91
DECEMBER 7, 1970
PAYMENTS MADE IN DECF~MBEE
GENERAL FUND
24961
24-982
24963
24964
24965
24966
24967
24968
24969
24970
24971
ROBERT O. SRtVER 311o00
U. S. POSTMASTER 4`50.00
CiTY OF DB/PAYROLL FUND 18,~8.41
CITy OF BB/FIREMEU'S EEL. & PEu.F.Nu 133.35
BOY~TON B~ACU RET. TR~ST FUND 523.73
BOYNTON CiTY FEe. CREDIT UNION lt~04.0~
EOWARO M. GUTHRI£ 75.00
~U MAke,Er 75.00
C. J. 0USLEY 25.00
ELLIS MC ANDY 25.00
WATER SYSTEM REVENUE FUND
12887 CITY oF BB/PAyROkL FUND
12888 CALDOS DEW, CORP.
WATER DEPOSITORS FUND
8721 STAN SREETO
8722 GEe. ELLIOTT
8723 HOMES BY LEON
SEWER REVENUE FUND
3363 CiTY OF BB/PAyROLL FUND
GENERAL FUND
24972 GENE MOOR£/GRIFFITN & MOORE
24973
24974
24975
24976
24977
24978
24979
2498o
24981
24982
24983
24984
24985
24986
24987
24988
24989
24990
24991
24992
24993
24994
24995
24996
24997
24998
24999
25OOO
3,196.80
11,20
7.50
7.50
7.50
22.50
1,155.41
1,155.41 2~,885.85
34.92
MRS. RRNA Y. WEAVER 25.00
MRS. HELEN B. DRULL 25.00
MR. STANLEY WALEOA 20.00
MRS. HARRIET ~OUTON
KATRRYN FLOCK 20.00
JANtCE WERTZ 20.00
MARGERY CANAYAN 20°00
RHODA L£ MOUe 20.00
HELEN EUSTICE 20.00
ALUYNE VALENTINE 20.00
HARRIET A. GERRY 20.00
MILDRED LOFLEY 20e00
LEONA RISTAD 20,00
MN. EOWARO HESs 20.00
FRANCES VAN DEVENOER 20.00
MILDRED DOBSON 20.00
DOROTHY SHEPPE~ 20.00
MARIAN MORAN 20.00
LILLY MAOsEN 20.00
MARIE OLDS 20.00
JEAN COTTRILL 20.00
DOROTHY WOLf 20.00
KIRTON SECRETARIAL SERVICE 42.~0
C, E. MGGEREE~ TAX COLLECTOR 14.81
AUTOP~OOUCTS~ INC. 107.09
AUTO~ROOOOTS, INC. 177.62
CiTY oF BB/CIvlc CENTER BONO SINK.FUNS 6,500.00
MANu. LIFE INS. Co. 306.82
PAYMENTS MADE IN DECEMBER
DECEMSER 7, 1970
(CONT,NOEH)
1970
DECEMU£R 9, 1970
25100
25101
25103
25104
AMEEICAN FAMILY LI~E ASSURANCE Co.
SLUE CROSS - SLUE SHIELD OF FLAot INC.
CITY OF BB/WATER DEPT.
WATER SYSTEM REVENUE FUND
12889 RUSSELL
12890 RUSSELL & AXON
12891 AUTOPRODUCTS, INC.
12892 MANUFACTURERS LIFE INS.
12893 ALSAY DNILLING
WATER DEPOSITORS F~ND
8724 ENNA WEISENSEE
SEWER
3364
3365
REVENUE FUND
MANUFACTURERS LIFE INS. Co.
UTILITY GENERAL FUND
052 RUSSELL & AXON
053 RUSSELL'& AXON
054 RUSSELL & AXON
CIVIC CENTER BOND SINKING FUND
431 CHASE MANHATTAN SANK, N.A.
RETIREMENT TRUST FUND
677 LEONARO ALHUNY
678 J£ANNE C. MCCLAIN
GENERAL FUND
25105 EDWA~m G. NILLE~Y, JR.
UTILITY GENERAL FUND
055 DENRIOO CONUT. CORP.
GENERAL
25106
25107
25108
25111
25112
25113
25114
25115
25117
FUND
BOCA RAYON COMMUNITY HOSPITAL
SOUTHERN PAPER GO.
FLA. LIBRARY ASSN.
OFFICIAL EQUIPMENT Coe
KIRTeN SECRETARIAK SERVe '
RO~ER E. REAeY
CITY OF BB/PETTY CASN
40.60
117.00
576.38
30.34
485,18
2.20
9.72
9~48o.15
10,007.59
7.5o
7.5o
1,286.79
452.41
139.90
3.10
102.44
75.00
75,00
15.00
62.99
28.00
541.75
70.00
96.ol
249.28
75.00
53.51
49,837.40
PAYMENTS MADE IN DECEMBER
DEC£.SER 9, 1970
(DO"T'"DED)
10, 1970
11, 1970
WATER
12894
12595
SYSTEM REVENUE FUND
DIVe OF CONTINUING EDUCATION/DEPT. OF
CITY OF BB/P£TTY CASR
198.75
22.07
WATER DEPOSITORS FUND
8725 EDWARD DULL
8726 EDWARD L. DULL
7.50
7.50
15.00
SEWER REVENUE FUND
3366 CITY oF BB/PETTY CAS.
PUBLICITY FUND
432 CITY OF BB/PETTY CAEN
2.04
1,431.48
GENERAL FUND
25116
25118
25119
25120
25122
25123
25124
CITY oF BB/PETTY CAs~ 64.93
JACQUELIRE KAZAR 20.00
LENART HED.AN 3.00
BOYNTON BEACH CITY LIBRARY 145.51
IRWIN L. LANCSEIN 19.45
BETTY SEALE 18.50
GULF OIL GORP.
WATER
12896
SYSTEM REVENUE FUND
GULF OIL CORP.
58.34
SEWER
3367
REVENUE FUND
GULF OIL CORP.
83.24
SEWER
1543
& WATER DEPOSIT FUND
MRS. FRANCIS WILDNER
1,933.45
GENERAL
25125
25126
25127
25128
25129
25130
25131
25132
25133
FUND
CITY OF BD/PAYROLL FU.D 10,637.96
CITY OF BB/PoLICE RET. FUND 216.58
CiTY OF BB/FiREmENtS RELIEF & PIN.FuND. 136.32
BOYNTON BEACH RET. TRUST FUND 229.33
BeYRTON CITY FED. CREDIT UN,ON 880.5°
FIRST BANK & TRUST 6,420.03
C. g. 0USLEY 10.00
BDDKER T. NeRFUS 10.00
TRUPIGAS INC. UF FLA. 28.79
18,569.51
WATER SYSTEM REVENUE FUND
12897 C,Ty OF BB/PAYROLL FUND
SEWER REVENUE FUND
3368 CiTY OF BB/PAYROLL FUND
1,074.32
~ 21,228.15
DECE~BED 14, 1970
PAYMENTS MADE IN DECEMBER
GENERAL FUND
25134
25135
25138
25139
2514O
FRANK ENGLISH FENCE C~NTRACTORS
WILLIAM KUEN
CITY eF BB/P£TT¥ CASH
LEONARD NYLUND
CITY OF BB/PETTY CAS~
895.00
37.50
20.00
lOO.56
14.00
39.O1
D£DEMSED 15, 1970
WATER
12898
129o4
12905
SYSTEM REVENUE FUND
SNOW CDNST~$~TIDH Coe
U. S. POUT OFFICE
WATER DEPOSITORS FUND
8727 Jo~H Re MCG~LLOUOH
SEWER & WATER DEPOSIT FUND
154A- SNow CONSTRUCTION Co.
GENERAL FUND
25141
25142
25143
25144
25145
25146
25147
251~8
25149
25151
25152
25153
25154
25155
25156
25157
25158
25159
2516o
25161
25162
FIRST DANK ~ TRUST
ERHESTINE RDONDTREE
PAULINE LYONS
THE DE~T RENTAL SERVo)~NC.
MIAHt HERALD PUS. Co.
WOODWARD ENGIEEERING~ INC.
ADVERTISERS PRESS) INC.
ADVANGE AlE CONO. ~ HEATING)'INC.
ALLIED CNLODINE ~ CHEHo PRODUCTSt
ALLEN CHEMICAL CO.
DES BAUFI
A~EEIOAN LAFRANOE
J. L. ARCHIE PLUMBINO~ INC.
BAKER ~ TAYLOR
JOSEPH DELL
WATER
129o7
SYSTEM REVENUE FUND
SEWER
3369
3370
REVENUE FUND
ALLIED C~LORIHE &CNEM. PRODUCTSt
6.14
5.20
144.00
7-50
15.OO
15.OO
200,000.00
51.00
60.00
25.38
14.60
70.50
71.88
92.75
31.00
lO.64
23.00
37.68
31.00
100.80
220.00
14.71
77.00
35.23
201
156.38
215.64
116.06
331.70
1,283.91
16, 1970
DE¢£Me£R 17, 1970
PAV~NTLVMADE IN DECEMBER
GENERAL FUND
25163
25289
2529O
25291
25292
29293
25294
25295
29296
25297
25343
25344
BOYNTOH AUTO SUPPLY~.
BOyNTON GLASS SERVICE~ iNC.
~OYNTON GOLF SERVICE
BOYHTON GuN SHOP
BGYNTON MILLWDRK
BOYNTON PUMP ~ SUPPLY~ INC.
BO~BN SUPPLY COo! INC.
DR. J. R, FORLAW
EAST COAST PAPER
293.81
68.54
10.00
129.99
28.eo
44.87
270.33
lo9.39
72.00
21.~0
60.00
23.10
WATER
12899
12908
12909
12910
SYSTEM REVENUE FUND
A. C. BRANCU
~OYNTON AOTO ~UPPLY$ IN~.
BOYNTON PUMp ~ SUPPLyt ~NC.
J. P. CARROLLf INC.
.64
49.o8
13.47
11.25
SE~R
3359
3371
3372
REVENUE FUND
A. C. BRANCH
BVROIS ELECo MOTOR SERV.
COHSSLIOATED RESEARCH CORP.
27.00
64.95
102.05
SE~ER
1545
1546
& WATER DEPOSIT FUND
A. C. BRAHON
~ALTER LARSEN
17.60
7.50
25.10
GENERAL
25364
23365
25366
25367
25368
25369
25370
25371
25372
25373
25374
25375
25376
25377
25378
25379
25380
29381
25383
25384
25385
25386
25387
25388
25380
2539O
FUND
DOH'S PIR£STONE 465.47
CAL~A~N & Co. 17.50
JOHN BINGHAM 226.00
HERSERT C. WILLES 181.00
THE AUTOMOTIVE INDEX 21.00
HYACtHTN COHTRO[ SOC~£TY, IRC. 5.00
EHaZC'S 948.22
FIRE EQUIPMENT SALES & SERVICE 9.OO
FLA, LEVEL & TRAnSiT CO., I~¢. 451.25
FRANKRDUSE EkECTR~¢ Ce. 18.72
R. L. GRUMMONS PRINTING 92,55
THE BAKER & TAYLOR CO. 206.47
MUH~C~AL SAFETY SUPP~I£S 2,460.00
GR^WOA~ ELECTRIC Co. 108.OO
HALSEY & GR~IT~, INC. 120.90
HALSEY ~ GRIFFITH, INC. :506.90
HANDIS t1.~6
KATHLE£~ K~RTCN 30.00
HENRY'S COFFEE COP 106.20
HOCES--W£~WAY CC. 9.~4
HSWARO CONSTRUCTION 154.00
Hox~E'S SNO£ STORE 18.00
tNTERHATIONA~ ASSN. OF C,~Er e~ POLICE 3.28
IROUSTHIA~ EDUCATION FILMS, INC. 295.00
INTERNATL. INSTITUTE OF ~IOIPAL CLERKS 29e00
tNTERNATL. MIHERALS & CHEM. CORP.
1,342.14
17, 1970
(CONT'NHEO)
1970
PAYMENTS MADE N DECEMBER
25363 DEN'S FIRESTONE
WATER
12900
12901
129O2
12903
12911
12912
12913
12914
12915
12916
SYSTEM REVENUE FUND
L, M. BERRIE
MRS. ERNEST FORKEy
MARGARET OICONNELL
LEONARD HALE
HACR CHEMICAL Go.
D£MARCO & SONS
WATER DEPOSITORS FUND
8728 EBWARD YODCK
8729 CARL D. WELLS
8730 ALBERT HIRSCH
8731 ERNEST FO"KEy
SEWER
336O
3361
3362
3373
3374
3375
3376
REVENUE FUND
k. M. BERRIE
MARGARET OICONNELL
LEONARD HALE
DON'S FIRESTONE
FRANKHOUSE ELECTRIC CO.
HACN CHEMICAL Co.
HERSEY SPARLING METER Co.
SEWER
1547
15 +8
155o
& WATER DEPOSIT FUND
L. M. BERRIE
MARGARET 0tCDNNELL
LEONARD HALE
DEMARCD & SONS
PUBLICITY FUND
433 HOWARD NADRILL VALLEY DECORATING Co.
GENERAL FUND
25164
25165
2.~166
25167
25168
25169
25170
25171
25172
25173
25174
25175
25176
25177
HAROLD HOPKINS
NElL OLDEN
JAMES THOMPSON
ELLIS MD AROY
7~2.33
3.20
.89
5.20
5.20
7.00
75.25
505.60
59 · O0
28.47
5.7
7.50
7.50
7.50
~.00
4.00
8.00
10,10
3.50
21.~
8.35
29.65
15.50
15.5o
17.6o
15.oo
311.74
311.74
10.00
10.00
10.00
10.00
10.00
10.00
10.00
10.00
10.00
10o00
10.OO
10.OO
10.00
10.00
9,174.48
PAYMENTS MADE IN DECEMBER
(CONT,N.ED)
25178 WILLIAM HARRIS
25179 PETS TREVINO
25180 ROBERT KELTZ
25181 LARRY FOSTER
25182 T. B. HICKS
25183 HENRY G. AL~ERS
25184 LEONARD D. A~BmRY
25185 ROBERT FREYTAG
25186 H.LETT BRYAM$
25187 KATO WILLIAMS
25188 OSE BUTLER
25189 WILLIAm D. COo~
25190 $£DRON AIKERB
25191 FRE~D~E PATRtGR
25193
2519~
25195
25196
25197
25198
25199
25200
252O1
25202
25203
25204
25205
25206
25207
25208
252o9
25210
25211
25212
25213
25214
25215
25216
25217
25218
25219
25220
25221
25222
25223
25224
25225
25226
25227
25228
25229
2523o
25231
25232
25233
25234
25235
25236
25237
JOE L. OWE.S
SILAS CLARK
L~NIE WILLIAMS! JR.
JAMES JORRSON
WILLIE J. GROOMS
JAMES AIKE~S~ JRe
EIBIE DEN$ON
MDARTHUN ~ATERS
CURTIS HENRy
DANIEL JORDAN
Roy AIKENS
ABNER FAISON
ANNETTE TINKER
DEBORAH BUSCNER
~ILLIAm ~ARMADUKE
TEREESA PADGETT
ELIZABETH ROTHMAN
CALLIE CLANTeR
A~A iNOOm
MARY SO.eRR
ALICE NE~ETT
S"ZANNE CROMWELL
~ETTY SEALE
HARMON ~RETZ
ELIZAB[?N LAW
M.RIEL EASTON
GWENNE FITDR
ALVERA HACKLE
MURIEL HOLZHAN
YOLARDA ~IONARD
MAR~ORIE ALEXANDER
WANDA ~ERRISK
ELEANOR PUFFER
MARIE STERRETT
CAROL UNDERWQOD
WILLIAM ODLLIVAN
HELEN MAB~S
GRETDNEN L.BY
$~UART FULLER
JOHN BARRETT
ELMS ELLIOTT
JOHN SIMMONS
ROBERT NESS
EVELYN BUTLER
VERA LE~IS
10.00
10.00
10.00
10.00
10.00
10.00
10.00
10o00
10.00
10.00
10.00
10.00
10.00
10.00
10.00
10.O0
10.00
10.09
10.00
10.00
10.00
10.00
10.00
10.O0
10.00
10.00
10.00
10.00
10.00
10.00
10.00
10.00
10.00
10.00
10.00
10.00
10.00
10.00
10.O0
10.O0
10.00
10.00
10.00
10.00
10.00
10.00
10.00
10.00
10.00
10.00
10.00
t0.00
10.00
10.00
10.00
10.00
10.00
10.00
10.00
10.00
18, 1970
25238
25239
252~
25241
25242
25243
25244
25245
25246
25247
25248
25249
25251
25252
25253
25254
25255
25256
25257
25258
25259
25260
25261
25262
25263
25264
25265
25266
25267
25268
25269
2527O
25271
25272
25273
25274
25275
25276
25277
25278
25279
25280
25281
25282
25283
25284
25285
25286
25287
25288
25298
25299
25300
253O1
25302
25323
25304
253O5
253O6
25307,
PAYMENTS MADE IN DECEMBER
VEVA ARBRUSTER
GEORGE JOHNSON
WALTER HERTZ
MARTIN KNASE
JAMES PATTERSON
PATRIOK LYONS
ROBERT MILLER
RISHAHD CHLLEN
HAROLD RAmHOND
RIOHARD LOVING
ROBERT FEDERSPIEL
CAROLYN Sims
THOMAS WILLIAN$
VIRGINIA FARAOE
CONSTANCE ~AISR
FLORENCE SOLLIVAN
HELEN BRULL
FRANCES GOOOSELL
PATRICIA JONES
LAURIE BERGEHER
WILLIE MOODYt JR,
ALBERT DARIEL$
WILLIE GRARAM
LEV~ BReWR
MORRIS JORNSON
KENNETH D. CLAYTON
L£NOH NARHIS
GUS HART
Lois L. REEVES
deRH JO~NSOR
EDWARD HUNCHAR
ROBERT de SHAW
CHARLES CASE
CHARLES ~UNSECRER
RICHARD CLIHEt JR,
ARTHUR BLACK
LEE THOMAS
WILLIE BAGLEY
EARL MsDowELL
JOHN REYNOLDS
FRANK BEDNARICK
ROBERT FRANTZ
GOERGE MAGNEILL JR.
LEROY BERRIE
FRANK SMITH
DANNY PLUMmER
CURTIS WRIGHT
ALLAN NYQUIST
LLOYO ~HODEN JR.
JOHN VIOKI
JAMES EHOOEN
KENNETH SNOW
STANLEY PORTER
FREDERICK EDWAHG MITCHELL
WARREN ~NUTR
EowsRo DUFFY JR.
10.O0
10.00
10.00
10.00
10.00
10.00
10.00
10.00
10.00
10.OO
10.00
10.00
10.OO
10.00
10.00
10.00
10.00
10o00
10.00
10.00
10,00
10.00
10.00
10~00
10.00
10.00
10.00
10.00
10.00
10.00
10.O0
10.00
10.00
10.00
10.00
10.00
10.00
10.00
10.00
10.00
10.00
10.00
10.00
10.OO
10.00
10.00
10.OO
10.00
10.00
10.00
1Oo00
10.00
10.O0
10.O0
10.00
10.00
10.00
10.00
1Oo00
18, 1970
PAYMENTS MA~E IN DECEMBER
25308 Jo~N 0ARES 10.OO
25309 MILFORD MANNINO 10.OO
25310 EDWARD ALLEN 10.00
25311 RIORARD H~LME$ 10.00
25312 EDWARD BOLEs 10.0030
25313 RIC.ARD CULP 10.OO
25314 JQ~N D~ MXRD0 10.00
25315 No^R HUDOLESTOR 10.00
25316 WILLI^M WATERS 10.00
2~3~? WILLIAM HAM,LTON 10. OO
25319 EoweRo SULLIVAN 10.OO
25320 FRAUK STUeULE~IELG 19. O0
25321 JAMES FLYNT 10.O0
25322 DANIEL RZMCNUK 10.OO
25323 LORES GAMBLE JR. 10.00
2532~ DAVlO ANOREW$ 10.00
25325 HA~OL~ MILLER JR. 10.OO
25326 ERNEST GIRU~ANQ 10.OO
25327 ROW MC ¢ONN£LL 10.OO
25328 JA~SS ST~IOLEY 10.~
25329 NICK^EL KRITZZR 10.00
25330 JORN RYAN 10.00
25331 CARL DISON 10.00
25332 B.Ae~O.NO BAXLEy 10.OO
25333 RAL~R TNOLIAN 10.OO
25334 ARTUUR ROCK 10. O0
25335 BILL CAM. 10.00
25336 FRED MICRSLL, JR. 10.OO
25337 E~WARD HILLERY JR. 10.O0
25338 CLINDO CAMARDELLA 1OOOO
25339 TR£O~O"RS SORE, JR. 10.OO
25340 JO~N GARDNER 10.OO
25341 DANNy CAM~ 10.00
25342 RICNARD WISEMAN JR. 10.OO
25345 GEURe[ J~RRIER 10.OO
25346 IRA WESr~RDDK
25347 JOYCS JuR~SO~ 10.O0
25349 WILLIAM LA~DIS 10.00
25350 LAUN£NCS HORSE 10.00
25351 CLAIRE KE"OALL 10.00
25352 CRADLES NI~DI~$ 10.00
25353 ROBERT RYO 10.OO
25354 ALBERT KENDEL 10.O0
25355 KENNSTN COLUY 10.OO
25356 CAS~T PATNICN SR. 10.00
25357 ERNEST FOLLETTE 10.OO
25358 DSLeRES CLARKE 10.O0
25359 WILLIAM HUMMEL 10.00
25360 FR£UERICK NAULER 10.00
25361 JUSSPR SULLIVAN 10.OO
25362 CLARNEC~ Q. go~E$ 10.OO
25382 BRINY BReeZES, I~C. 100.0~)
25391 JACK'S CAMERA CERTER 187.81
25392 JOE's GRILL & RESTAURANT 137.75
25393 PErry CAEN/ CITy oF BDYNTUN B£ACN 39.28
25394 JAMES MILLENDeN 65.00
25395 9$ReTuy BROW~ 44.00
25396 PETTY CA$~/ C,TY OF BDVNTON BEACN 49.09
18, 1970
PAVMENTS MADE tN DECEMBER
25397
25398
25399
254OO
25401
254O2
25404
254O5
25406
254O7
254O8
25409
25~10
25411
25412
25413
25414
25415
25416
25417
25418
25419
2542o
25421
25~22
25423
25424
25442
25443
25444
25445
25446
WILLIAM KELSH, INC. 465.75
GRU.MONS PRINTImG 72.20
Ce J. OeSLEY
ELLIS MC AROY 5.00
CONTReL SPECIALITIES Co. 72.00
ED CLANTON 514.50
HALSEY ~ GRIFFITN, INC. 238.90
KELLEY'S DARDEmCENTER, INCo 18.66
K. K. KtRTON 41.75
MARIETTA INDUSTRIES 9~.00
McLELLAND BOOT & SADDLE SHOP, INC. 18.00
MODERN ROOFINe & AIR Ce'No., INC. 8?.34
MUNICIPAL CeDE CORP. 1,166.O2
NATIOmAL F,RE PROTECTION ASSN. 68.25
NATIONAL LmNEm SERVICE 38.16
NELSeNIS GARACE 54.50
OLYMPIA SPORT SHOP 27.60
OUSLET See Ce. 6~0.00
PLA" BEACH POST T~.ES 10.80
PENINSULAR SUPPLY CORP. 12.~
SeUTHERN PAPER Co. 13.30
NATeOmAL LEACUE OF CITIES 25.00
P,CARe C.E.,CAL CC. 88.85
PtTmET--BewES, INC. 35.58
PRO-MeTe CYCLES 22.65
CITY OF BeYNTeN BEAER/PAYReLL FUND 187+84.90
CITY OP BeYNTeN BERcR/POLICE RED.Fume 201.23
CITY OF BOYNTON BEACR/FIREMENfS
PEN* FUND
BOYNTON BEAEm RET. TRUST FUND
BOYNTON CITY FED. CREUIT UNION
WATER
12917
12920
12921
12922
12923
12930
133.95
528.70
1,283.00
SEWER
3379
3588
SYSTEM REVENUE FUND
E. J. PLA¢eeS 18.14
DIVe oF CONTINUING EDUCATICN/DEPT.. OF
CORRESPONeENCE STUDy 5-55
MGPmERSON MARINE SERV. 312.30
M. D. MooDY &Sems 1,299.30
PEN,RSULAR SUPPLY CORP. 41.65
CITY OF BeYmTem BEACN/PAYReLC FUND
REVENUE FUND
SEWER & WATER DEPOSIT FUND
1551 CITY OF BeYNTON BcN/E. JX PLACCUS
PUBLICITY FUND
434 TRE NAUTILUS/ATLANTIC HICH SCHOOL
89.65
,,,1:~o81.3o
1,170.95
25.00
25.00
35.oo 33,5~J?
PAYMENTS MADE IN DECEMBER
DECEMSER 21, 1970
GENERAL FUND
25425
25426
25427
25428
25429
25430
25431
25432
25433
25434
25435
25436
25437
e5438
25439
25440
25441
25447
25448
25449
25*5O
25451
25452
25453
R. E. RASORN, M. D.
Roso CAR WASH
RU81R CORSTRUCTtON
SEARS~ ROEBUCK ~ COMPANY
SEADREST PETROLEUM Co.! iNC.
TNE SHOPPER
SNOW AUTO REPAIR
STEVENSON SEED STORE
SUNSTATE OFFICE MAGHINESf INC.
SUN PROTECTIVE EQUIP, ComP,
SURBER
TRIPLE CEDAR NURSERY
VAN DEE iNDUSTRIES
WATERBURY CONSOLIDATED CORP.
INC.
INC.
CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH/WATER DEPT.
PLA. POWER ~ LIGHT CO.
~OUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE
SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE
SEWER
3380
3386
3387
3389
339O
20.00
9.50
80.84
433.31
53.48
36.00
16.05
22.50
20.10
91.50
17.30
26.0O
287.55
33.23
27.0O
295.16
2,219.59
339. 39
173.20
631.36
41o.77
894.34
59.00
WATER
12918
12919
12928
12929
12931
12932
12933
12934
REVENUE FUND
SEMINOLE POLLUTIOR EqblPMENT CORP. 222.75
THOMP$ON--HAYWARD CHEMICAL Co. 560.00
WALLACE & TIERNAN 35.60
ZEP~ MFG. Co. 16~.0O
BLUE CHess BLUE S.,ELO OF FLA., INC. ''~-~
REFUNDING ~ IMPROVEMENT REV. BONO SINNING
FUND OF ~ITY OF BOYNTON BEACH
WATER
8732
8733
, 27,242.70
2~,363.61
SYSTEM REVENUE FUND
RIDGEWAY PLUMSII~G 115.15
JOHN G. PmESSLEY 2.80
SOUTHERN METER & SUPPLY CO.! INGe 145.88
THOMPSON--HAYWARD CHEMICAL Co, 280.0O
BLUE CROSS - BLUE SHIELD OF FLA. 281.12
C,TY OF BOYNTON BE^C./ WATER )EPT. 48.08
REFUNDIHG ~ MPROVEMENT REV. BOND SINKING
DEPOSITORS FUND
GERNLO M. GUST~R(GUsTi~ GULP SERVICE)
JOHN G. PRESSLEY
SEWER & WATER DEPOSIT FUND
1552 ROBERT E. KELLEY
19,967.33
13.24
15.00
7.50
22.50
.15.50
15.50 55,482.88
1970
PAYMENTS MADE IN DEGEMBER
GENERAL FUND
25454
25455
25456
25457
25458
25459
25460
PETTY CASH/ CITY OF BDYNTON BEACH
ISIAH JAMES
BOCA HONDA SALES
TNE BAKER & TAYLOR ~O.
SEWER REVENUE FUND
3391 PETTY CASH/ CITY OF BDYNTDH BEACH
SEWER & WATER DEPOSIT FUND
1553 PUCKETT & ASSN.
WATER SYSTEM REVENUE FUND
12935 PETTY CASH/ CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH
GENERAL
25461
25462
25463
25464
25465
25466
25467
FUND
ELLIS MD AROY
BOOKER m. NORFuS
CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH/ PAYROLL FUND
CITY DF BDYNTON BEACD/ POLICE RET. POND
CITY OF BOYNTCN BEACN/ FIREMEN'S REL.~
PEN, FUND
CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH/ RET. TRUST FUND
BDYNTDN CITY FEDERAL CREDIT UNION
WATER
12936
12937
SYSTEM REVENUE FUND
JAMES E. MO INTYRE
CITY OF BDYNTDN BEAcH/PAYROLL FUND
SEWER REVENUE FUND
3392 CITY DF BDYHTDN B£ADH/PAYRDLL FUND
SEWER & WATER DEPOSIT FUND
1554 JAMES E. MC INTYRE
1555 MANOR DEV. CDRP,
1556 HOMES sY LEON
WATER DEPOSITORS FUND
8734 CLYDE GATLIN
SEWAGE DEPOSIT FUND
355 '~ CLYDE GATLIN
61.19
60.00
294.53
64.40
27.50
445.00
7.43
15.00
15.00
16.75
5.00
10,254.90
196. i8
134.25
222.O8
893.50
11,710.91
5.60
lt494.68
1,500.28
1,200.16
15.5o
15.0o
7.50
7.50
7.50
,?.OO
7-~
1,226.23
14,463.85
28, 1970
PAYMENTS MADE IN DECEP~ER
GENERAL FUND
25~68 WILLIAM MARMADOKE
25469 PETTY CASH/CITY OF DDYNTDN BEASR
53.24
DECEMBER 29, 1970
WATER SYSTEM REVENUE FUND
$293~ MARTIN MANN
12939 EDCAH C. MNNT
129110 CHAS. ROS~E~
12941 W~. ZELLMAN
SEWER REVENUE FUND
3393 RAImHDW ESTATES MOBILE HOMES, iNC.
WATER
8735
8736
DEPOSITORS FUND
MRS. J. A. CUMMINGS
SEWER
1557
1558
1559
1560
1561
& WATER DEPOSIT FUND
EDSAR HUNT
RAINDOW ESTATE MOSIL[ HOMESf
WNe ZELLMAN
CNA$. ROSIER
RDSSELL REEVES
GENERAL FUND
25470 ALLAN, LEE THORNTON
25471 MRs. ERNEST FORKEY
WATER
12924
12925
12926
SYSTEM REVENUE FUND
RICHARD DOXL
VEDA BLACK
MRS. ERNEST FORKEy
WATER
8737
8738
8739
87~0
DEPOSITORS FUND
MosE KINe
LOUISA BAUNGARTNER
H. O. STI[IENHOETER
De SCHNEIDER
SEWER REVENUE FUND
3377 RIDNARD HOML
3378 VESA BLACK
3381 MRS. E~NEST Fe~REy
SEWER & WATER DEPOSIT FUND
1563 YOUNC & WAkDIE
1564
1565 RICHARD BONL
1566 C,AS. C. P~IcE,
1567 VEDA BLACK
2.04
1.64
5-~
1.44
2'5Q
17.60
1.5.50
7.50
7.50
16.90
2.00
1-~.00
3.20
3.20
2.78
7.50
7.5o
7.50
7.50
30.00
5.05
4.70
~3.75
7.50
17.60
15.5o
16.5o
17.60
203.56
145.73
~E. SE. 31, 1970
2~72 FIRST SA~
25#?~ C~r~ v. ~e~Te~ SEACR/pETT~
254?6 LEO~A~O E. NYC~RD CASH
~ATER SYSTEM REVEN~E FUND
12942 Co,sr. Cs.
SE~ER & ~ATER DEPOsiT FUND
SE~ER REVENue FUND
~ATER DEPOSITORs FUND
SEWAGE DEPOSIT FUND
35? CARReC 8~ORs.,
GENERAL. FUND
~548o
18.75
735.00
7o. 96
38.50
172.2o
21.60
620.00
~6.76
--~5.5o
CITy Or 8~YNro~ 8E~CR/PeL~cE RET.
22,864.21
CITy Or ~OYNTON ~EAOH/FIRENEN~$ FUND
~ATER SYSTEM REVENue FUND
SE~ER REVENue FUND
2,253.29
29,312.48
PAYMENTS MADE IN NOVEMBER 1970
NOV£M~Ze 2. 1970
NOV~Ma£R 3. 1970
NOVEMB£R 4. 1970
NOVEMB£R 5. 1970
NOVEMBt, 9. 1970
NOVEMBER 10, 1(~'?0
Nov~'m~R 12, 1970
NOV£Me£~ 13, 1970
NOVS~m£~ 16, 1970
NOVEMBER 17, 1970
~OV£~B~R 18, 1970
NOVEMBER 20s 1970
NovzMsz~ 23, 1970
NovE~sz~ 24, 1970
Nov~£~ 2~5, 1970
~,o76.86
418.93
22,647.39
56.90
35,211~82
661.43
~91
10,273.02
23,963.77
29,198.14
12,325.86
1,667.91
16~532.87
29~532.5~
156.e0
1,26~.70
14,262.08
23~, 6~. ~
PAYMENTS MADE BY FUNDS
GENERAL FUND .........................
WATER SYSTEM REVENUE FUND .......................
WATER DEPOSITORS FUND .........................
SEWER REVENUE FUND .........................
SEWER & WATER DEPOSIT FUND .......................
RETIREMENT TR~ST FUND .........................
F~EMEN'S RELIEF & PENSION FUND .....................
UTILITY GENERAL FUND ..........................
PUBLICITY FUND ..........................
142,225.68
49,581.28
150.10
17,332.87
406.60
84.10
18,922.80
899.00
230,600. ~1
PAYMENTS MADE IN NOVEMBER 1970
NOVEMBER 2, 1970
GENERAL FUND
24752 VICTOR A. RISAUMONT, R. A.
WATER SYSTEM REVENUE FUND
12769 DAVE M£KDSKt
12770 ALVIN BeELTZ
2.20
NOVEMBER 3,1970
SEWER & WATER DEPOSIT FUND
1512 FURMAN EDWARDS
1.,-~ DAVE MEKOSKI
1515 E. DOUGLAS FOWLER
SEWER REVENUE FUND
3302 FURMA~ EDWARDS
3303 DAVE MEKOSKI
WATER DEPOSITORS FUND
8701 ALVIN BOELTE
8702 DO~ILL J. KENNEy
8.O0
15.50
17.60
2.~
8.~
10.00
7.50
7.50
15.00
RETIREMENT TRUST FUND
667 WARRE. FEE 219.81
668 OL,VE WALLACE 135.12
669 RRNA CA~,ER 50.58
670 FRANK JOHNSON 71.00
671 WOODROW EUTSAY 44.51
521.02
FIREMEN'S RELIEF & PENSION FUND
427 JONN TOITE
428 HAROL~ HERRING
GENERAL FUND
24742 LAURA WILLIAMS
24743 JIMMIE LOU,S ROGERS
24744 PETTY CAsN/ClTY OF BOYN$Q~ BEACH
24745 NATIONAL LEAGUE OF CITIES CONFERENCE
WATER SYSTEM REVENUE FUND
12771 PETTY CASR/ CITY OF 30YNTON BEACH
59.83
24.27
23 · 76
3,076.86
SEWER REVENUE FUND
3304 PETTY CASH/ CITY OF BOYNTON BEACR 8.74
~ 418.93
PAYMENTS MADE IN NOVEMBER 1970
NOYEMSER 4, 1970
NOVEMSER 5, 1970
/~"~ NOVEMSER 6, 1970
GENERAL FUND
247~6
24747
24748
24749
24750
24751
CLARENCE Q. JONESt JR.
ANIMAL RESCUE LEASUE
THOMAS A. SUMMERS
CAPITOL LEASING CORP.
R~-B'fN ~-~I~I~'TtON CO.
BOYNTON DEACH FIRE DEPT.
WATER
12772
12773
SYSTEM REVENUE FUND
FLA. EAST COAST RAILWAY CO.
RUSSELL ~ AXON
UTILITY GENERAL FUND
049 RUSSELL & AXON
050 RUSSELL & AXON
WATER DEPOSITORS FUND
8703 MRS. I. ILLSLEY
SEWER & WATER DEPOSIT FUND
1522 MRS. PAUL HARRINGTON
GENERAL FUND
24753 COMMISSIONER OF MOTOR VEHICLES
24754 FIRST BANK & TRUST
WATER SYSTEM REVENUE FUND
12774 JOHN R. MURPHY
SEWER & WATER DEPOSIT FUND
1516 GATOR COOLING & HTS. INC.
GENERAL
24755
24756
24757
24758
24759
24760
24761
24762
24763
24764
24765
24766
24767
24768
24769
24770
24771
24772
17.5o
600.00
19.92
336.02
18,546.39
652.83
193.18
1,355.21
898,84
7.50
7.50
15.00
15.00 22,647,39
18,75
32.75
8.65
15.50
15.50 56.9o
FUND
LORI C. T{)RRES 25.00
SOUTHERN PAPER Co. 31.OO
COMMERCE NATL. BANK 77.25
OLYMPIA SPORTS SHOPt INC. 192,,00
TRANSCONTINENTAL SALES Co. 208.20
NEW YORK ATRLETIO SUPPLIES 203.39
INTERRATL. ASSR. OF CHIEFS OF POLICE 200.00
SECUrITy SUPPLY, INC. 308.95
DUCK tS LEATHERCRA?T 33.60
OLYMPIA SPORTS SF/{DP 147.00
E~ST COAST PAP[~ Ce. 64.88
C. J. OusL~v
ELL ~S McARey 90.00
INDIANAPOLIS BAD6E & NA~E PLATE.Co. 81.30
As~.oW K~L~O.[ Co. 552.~
PAYMENTS MADE IN NOVEMBER 1970
NOVEMeER 6, 1970
(GENERAL FUND-- CONT.)
24773
24774
24775
24776
24777
24778
24779
24780
24781
24782
24783
24784
24785
24786
NYLUND ROOFING INC.
SECURITY SUPPLY! tNCe
STEVENSON SEED STORE
WATER DEPTe/ CITY OF BOYHTON BEAD.
NYLUND ROOFING
PAYROLL FUND/ CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH
FIRST BANK & TRUST
WATER SYSTEM REVENUE FUND
12775
12824
12826
12827
12828
12830
12831
ED. CARPENTER
JOSEPN CtCOOSANTI
D0~INID CASALE
MARJORIE COLE
CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH/ PAYROLL FUND
COMHERCE NATIONAL BANK
FRANKHOUSE ELEC. SUPPLY Co.
115.00
236.70
594.00
15.O4
25.O0
2,343.75
125.00
10.00
17,753.62
201.25
132.36
489.O6
1,178.90
4~605.28
30,753.2~
1.04
5.20
2.90
5.54
2,904.72
6.44
67.40
2,993.24
1970
SEWER
33O6
3331
3332
3333
3334
3335
REVENUE FUND
JOSEPH A. CICCOSANTI
DOMINIC CASALE
CO..ERCE NATIONAL BANK
NOLOO CHEMICALS9 INC.
FRANKHOUSE ELEC. SUPPLY Co.
CITY OF 5DY.TON BEAOH~PAYROLL FUND
SEWER & WATER DEPOSIT FUND
1517 Ho~Es BY LEON
1518 JOSEPH C,COOSAHTI
1519 DOMIN,C CASALE
1520 SARGENt INC.
1521 MARaDRIE COLE
WATER DEPOSITORS FUND
8704 ED. CARPENTER
8?05 MARSHALL ROGERS
GENERAL FUND
24787 CITY OF BDYHTOH BEAOH/ PETTY CASH
24788 CITY OF BoY.TON BEAC"/PETTY CASH
24789 MANUFACTURERS LIFE IHS* Co.
24790 AMERICAN FA. ICY LIFE
24791 WMITT MACDOWELL
8.00
4.00
19.31
137.5o
TO.OD
58.50
lt061.99
1,359.30
7.5o
15.5o
15.50
7.50
15.00
7.50
7.50
15.00
43.03
139.35
260.85
40.60
132.O0
35,211.82
PAYMENTS MADE IN NOVEMBER 1970
NOVEMeER 9, 1970
NOVE.S£R 10, 1970
NOvE.GER 12,1970
NOVEMSER 13, 1970
WATER SYSTEM REVENUE FUND
12829 MAHUFACTUR£RS LIFE
12832 WHITT MACDOWELL
INS. CO.
24~00
33.72
SEWER REVENUE FUND
3336 LEO ~,¢[Tz
3337 MANUFACTURERS LIFE
INS. Co.
5.40
6.48
661.43
GENERAL FUND
24792 RICHARD STUART MARTIN
24793 :ITT OFBOYNTSN BEACH/ PETTY CASH
24794 JAMES FELDRAMH
24795 ROSERT HOLLIS
24796 R.E. BARNES
20.00
9.69
31.00
15. oo
156.00
WATER
12833
128~
SYSTEM REVENUE FUND
CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH/ PETTY CASH
9.13
52.53
WATER DEPOSITORS FUND
8706 THOMAS CRANLEY
291.82
24797
24798
24799
24800
24801
248O2
248O3
FUND
WILLIAM L. SHERIDAN
FRANK ENGLISH
DON G. GRANNIB
186.00
151.5o
8,180.00
483.02
132.00
715.00
10,233.52
WATER SYSTEM REVENUE FUND
12836 WHITT MAcDowELL
24.00
SEWER & WATER DEPOSIT FUND
1523 EDWARO F. NASlEROWSKI
GENERAL
248o4
248e6
248O7
248O8
248O9
2481O
24811
24813
24814
24815
24816
24817
24818
FUND
CITY OF BOYNTON BEAOH~PAYROLL FUND
CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH/ POLICE RET. FUND
CITy oF BOYNTON BEAOR/FIREMENf$ REL. ~
PENSION FUND
BOYNTON DEACH RETIREMENT TRUST FUND
C* J. OUSLEY
ELLIS MOARoY
CITY OF BOYNTOH BEACH/WATER DEPT.
15.50
15.50 10,273.02
10,857.39
240.71
133.05
250.70
81o.45
56.00
25.00
25.00
97.56
4,455.07
761.38
59.00
13.86
796.18
PAYMENTS MADE IN NOVEMBER 1970
C
NOVEMOER 13, 1970
(CO.T lUHED)
NOV[~O£R 16, 1970
NOYEMOEH 17, 1970
WATER
12837
12838
12839
1284o
SEWER
3338
3339
3341
SYSTEM REVENUE FUND
CITY OF BOYNTOR ~EADH
FLORIDA POWER ~ LIGHT CO.
SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE
CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH/WATER DEPT.
REVENUE FUND
CITY GF BOYNTOH BEACH/PATRGLL FGND
FLORIDA POWER ~ LIGHT Co.
CITY OF BOYNTON BEADH/WATER DEPT.
1,627.48
2,O19.24
9.20
74.50
1,O98.O2
212.90
341.o8
23,963.77
GENERAL FUND
24819 OFFICER EDWARD G. HILLERY
38.00
WATER
12842
12843
12845
12846
12847
12848
12852
SYSTEM REVENUE FUND
d. E. BERGS
WATER DEPOSITORS FUND
8707 JOHH NAVLOR
8708 MARV NEUHOLO
8709 J.E. BeRGs
SEWER
1.44
2.20
3.84
12.70
2.64
7.50
REV. BeND SINKING FUND ~
REVENUE FUND
REFUND. ~ IMPROVE. REY. BONG SINK.FUND~
SEWER & WATER DEPOSIT FUND
1524 CHAS. ROSIER
1525 SHow COHSTRUC. Co.
7.50
7.50
7.50
22.50
. 1Of778,65
10,77~.65
15.OQ
22.50 29,198.14
GENERAL FUND
24820 FIRE MARSHAL'S ASSN. OF PALM BEAOH COUHTY 11.00
24821 EDWARD L. GUDK 174.O0
24822 HAWKINS ~ HAMILTON 625.00
24823 CAPITAL LEASlNO CORP. ' 336.02
24824 KIRTON SECRETARIAL S£RW. 40.00
24825 BLUE CROSS -- BLUE SRIELD OF FLA., INC. 2,117.60
24826 BLUE CRess-BLuE SRIELU GF FLA., IHD. 339-39
24827 VINCENT MOLLE 10.00
WATER SYSTEM REVENUE FUND
12849 BROOKS PRODUCTS 1,233.50
12850 ODOM TAHK COMPANY, IHC. 6,000.00
12851 HAWKINS ~ HAMILTON 450.(~)
12853 BLUE CRess-BLuE SHIELD OF FLA., IHO. 297.64
PAYHENTS MADE IN ~OVENBER 1970
NOVEMBER 17, 1970
18, 1970
NOVEMSER 19, 1970
Sh-'~I[R REVENUE FUND
3343 HAWKINS & HAMILTON
3344 BLUE CORss-BLuE SHIELD OF FLAo,
SEWER & WATER DEPOSIT FUND
1526 JAMES MACALPI~E
PUBLICITY FUND
423 GREATER BOYNTON BEACH CHAMBER OF COMM.
425 PHOTO MURALS OF FLORtSA
90.00
162.61
82.50
3oo.00
15.00
41.6O
GENERAL FUND
24828 EAST COAST FIRE EQUIPMENT CO. 102.00
24829 ADVERTISERS PRESS, INC. 67.94
24830 ADAPTS ST£EL PRODUCTS 72.96
24831 JOHN L. ARCHIE PLUMSlNO, INC. 18.00
24832 AUTOPROBUCTB, INC. 49.01
24833 B£AN[ EXTERMI~ATINC CO., I~¢. 31.00
24834 EENZ CHEVROLET INC. 56.93
24835 BET.ESSA M£MeRIAL HSSPITAL 17.50
24836 BO-DEL P~IHTIRC Ce. 88.~+O
2/+837 R.R. BOWK£R CO. 16.50
24838 BIFFBURGER
17~79
24839 BOYNTON AUTO SUPPLy! INCa 486~60
24840 P[T?v CASH/ C,TY OF BOYNTeN BE~H 50°47
1,O75.10
WATER SYSTEM REVENUE FUND
12854 ALLEN CH£"ICAL Co. 377.55
12855 AMERICAN WATER WORKS ASSN. 20.00
12856 B. & H. SALES, INC. 25.96
12857 C. T. BOWLES ELECT,~C CO. 80.15
12858 BOY.TEN AUTO SO,.LY, INC. 57.15
SEWER & WATER DEPOSIT FUND
1527 C~^s. LIHZER
SEWER REVENUE FU~D
3345 EAST COAST FIRe EQUIPMENT
GENERAL FUND
15.OO
15o00
17.00
17.O0
24841 M~AMI CHAPTER OF WSMEH I~ CONSTRUCTION 8.00
24842 BOYNTON GLASS SERVICE, INC. 85.58
24843 CAOILLAB ENGRAVERS, INC. 10.20
24844 CmTV PUBLISRIN8 Cs. 91.00
24845 ED CLANTON TRUCKINC 240.10
24846 COCA COLA BSTTLIN~ CO. 75.00
24847 CUANBINC TIMES M^C~Z,N~ 6.00
24848 COURT ReCOROS, INC. 120.00
24849 C,EVRON CHEMICAL CC~, 113.OO
24850 ROSER DEA~ C~EVROLET, INC. 73.89
24851 V.W. E~MICBE ASSOCIATES, INC. 31.80
12,325.86
1,667.91
PAYMENTS MADE IN NOVEMBER 1970
Ney[PeER 19, 1970
(CeNTi.uEe)
24852
24853
24854
24855
24856
24857
24858
24859
2486O
24861
24862
24863
24864
24865
24866
24867
24868
24869
24870
24871
2487a
24873
24874
24875
24876
24877
24878
2q-879
24880
24881
24882
24883
24884
24885
24886
24887
04889
e~9o
e~890
2~93
2~94-
2~95
24896
24897
048~
2~99
249~
24901
24~2
2~3
24904
24~5
24906
24~7
04~8
24~9
24910
E.OEL'S 76.26
FAUROTt $NO. 23.75
DeN's FIHESTeNE 315.38
FRANKS AUTO SUPPLY Ce. 22.63
GATOR CULVERT Co. 966.00
GAVLeRe BROS., INc. 19,50
GEN~eAL TRUCK PARTS ¢O. 95.00
GULF OiL CDRP. 97.90
R. L. GRNMMeNS PRINTING 121.30
GDSTeM AUTO TRIM 25.00
GUARANTY BLUE PRtRTERS 52.00
HALSEY & GRtFFITH 129.10
HANC'S 760.50
~EN~Y'S COFFEE CeP 64.80
~OXlE'S,SNeE STOR£ 36.00
He~SE BEAUTIFUL 124,~
JACK'S CAMERA CENTER 21.93
JOE's GRILL & RESTAURANT 71.75
KmAPP SHOES 17.50
AMWAY PReeuc?s 97.50
mARIETTA INeUSTRIES 30.47
Susie MAZ BARREN 10.OO
MARSHALL BOLT ~ NUT CO.~ INC. 220.60
MoLELLAND BOOT ~ SADDLE SHOP., IN0. 126.00
NATIONAL INST~TNTE OF ~UNI¢IPAL LAW OFFICERS 107.50
OFFICIAL EQUIPMENT Co. 54000
THe OLYMPIA;!$PeRT SNOP, INC. 14.80
PSLN BEACH OFFICE SUPPLY Co. 147.10
PAN CLUe OF FLeRIDA~ {NO* 75.00
RICe MOTORS~ INC. 75062
PICARe CHEMICAL Co. 44.85
Resin COHSTRUCTION CO. 407.84
SeUTRERN GU~ DISTRIBUTORS 371.50
SOUTN FLeRleA PARTS & SUPPLY, INC. 183.~8
SOUTNERN PAPER Ce. 136.98
SeN OIL Ce. 15.60
TRAIL FORO TRACTOR CO. 56.25
TUCKER S. JOHNSON, INC. 289.~
XEROX ¢eRp, 178.3~
ZeP. MFG. CO. 36.00
INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS MACHINES CORP. 6o.00
ERHA Y. WEAV£R 25.00
HELEN B. BRULL 25.00
STANLEY WALEeA 20.00
HARRIET BeUTeN 20.00
KAT~RYN FLOOK
JANIOE ~ERT~ 20.00
MARGERy CAN~VAN 20.00
MIAmi HERALD 15.00
NATIONAL LINEN SERVICE 31.92
JACK'S 0AMEEA CENTER 299.95
~. S. NEWS & ~$RLD REPORT 10.50
RNODA LE MONO 20.00
HELEN EUITICE 20.00
ALDYHE VALeNTINI 20.00
HARRIET A. GERRy 20.00
MILCREe LeFLeV 20.00
LEONA RleTAe 20.00
~IOVEMUER 19, 1970
(CUNTIRUEO)
NOVEMDER 20, 1970
PAYMENTS MADE IN NOVEMBER 1970
24911
24912
24913
24914
24915
24916
24917
24918
24919
MR. EDWARD HESS
FRANOES VAN DEVENDER
MILDRED DOSSON
LILLY MAOSEU
WATER
12859
12860
12861
12862
12863
12864
12865
12866
12867
12868
SYSTEM REVENUE FUND
CASILLA¢ ENGRAVERS
FIRE E~UlPMENT SALES ~ SERVe
FRANKNOUSE ELECTRIC SUPPLY~
NEPTUNE METER CO.
THE NATIONAL CASH REGISTER CO.
PEN NSULAR SUPPLY Co.
PIOARO CHEMICAL CO.
SOUTHERN METER ~ SUPPLY Co.~ tNGo
SEWELL HARDWARE
THOMPSON--HA¥~ARD CHEMIOAL
SEWER
3346
3347
REVENUE FUND
SEMINOLE POLLUTION EQUIPMENT CORP.
THOMPSON -- HAYWARD CHEMICAL Co.
PUBLICITY FUND
426 HOWARD ~ARRILL(VALLEY) DECORATING Co.
GENERAL FUND
2492O
24922
24923
24924
24925
24926
24927
C. J. 0USLEy
CITY OF ~OYNTON BEACH/PAYROLL FUND
CITY OF BOYNTON BEACN./POLICE ~E~. FUNO
CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH/FiREMEN~S RELIEF
PENSION FUND
BOYNTON BCH. RET. TRUST FUND
BOYNTON CITY FEDERAL CRESIT UNION
FIRST BANK ~ TRUST
WATER
12869
12870
12871
12872
12873
12874
12875
SYSTEM REVENUE FUND
U. $. POSTMASTER/BoYRTON BCR.
Jos. DISCIULLO
WILBERT B. SUN,AM
ALMA MAOKIE
LOCKNART W. DUFF
ROBERT L. COMISKEY
CITy OF BOVNTOH BEAcH/PAYROLL FUNS
SEWER
1528
1530
1531
1532
1533
& WATER DEPOSIT FUND
CITY OF BB/E¢SNO ImTERIOR$
AL SlNOLAIR
20.00
20.00
20.00
20.00
20.00
20°00
20.00
20.00
20.00
2.60
10.00
19.20
5,985.28
856.65
419.75
16.3o
553.85
25.74
28e.00
224.81
140.00
542.~o
~ 16,532.87
18,~o7.55
196.75
133.16
501.15
1,147.05
4 ~ 785 · 33
25,075.99
450.00
3.20
5.20
2.20
4.20
11.55
2,735.12
23.50
15.50
7.50
15.50
7.50
NOYEMSER 20, 1970
(CONTINDEB)
REVERSER 23, 1970
24, 1970
NOVEMBER 25, 1970
PAYMENTS MADE IN NOVEMBER 1970
1534 CNUCK JEWELL
7.50
77.0O
SEWER REVENUE FUND
3349 EcoNo INTERIORS
3350 LOCKN~RT W. DUfF
3351 CITY OF BOYNTON BEAcH/PAYROLL Fund
WATER
871o
8711
8712
8713
8714
8715
8716
DEPOSITORS FUND
Jos. DIS¢IULLO
AL~A ~ACKIE
WILBERT D~NRAM
ANDREW J. HALSEY
DEWlTT C. WARD
GOODYEAR EASY PAY STORE
ROBERT L. COMISKEy
GENERAL FUND
24921 SERGE PIZZl
GENERAL
24928
24929
24930
24939
24932
24933
24934
FUND
T~E TRAYELER~ INS. CD.
VOYAOER LIFE INS. Co.
FRANKLIN WELLS
ADRIAN C~ODNO
FLA. PLANNING & ZONING ASSN. INCo
CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH/ PETTY CASH
WATER SYSTEM REVENUE FUND
12876 CITY OF BOYNTON BEAOR/PETTY CAS.
SEWER REVENUE FUND
3352 CITY OF BOYNTDN BEAOH/PE~?y CASN
WATER DEPOSITORS FUND
8717 ASA LOMBARD
RETIREMENT TRUST FUND
672 FRANCIS WILDNER
GENERAL
24935
24936
24937
24938
24939
24940
24941
24942
8.34
6.00
7.50
7.50
7.50
7.50
7.50
7.50
15~O0
156,00
178.66
173.20
4~.OO
50.00
236.00
28,00
70.19
lO.O6
11.13
11.13
7.50
476.96
FUND
TRE BAKER & TAYLOR Co. 203.60
CITY OF BOYNTON BEACN/PAyNOLL FUND 9,719.28
CITY OF BOYNTON BEAcH/PoLICE RT. FUND 186.11
CITY OF BDYNTON BEAON/F~REt4EN'S REL.& P~N. 133.35
BOYNTON BEACa RET. FRUST FUND 233.~2
BOYNTON C~Ty FZDERAL CReDiT UNION 8~.50
C. J. OUSLSV 15.00
ELLIS McARoY
29,532.58
156.oo
1261.70
NOVEMBER 25, 1970
(CONT,NUEO)
NOvE~RER 30, 1970
PAYMENTS MADE IN NOVFJ'~$ER 1970
WATER SYSTEM REVENUE FUND
12877 BIBIANZ CUSlTO
12878 FRANK J. S~EHA
12879 CiTY OF BOYNTOH BEAcH/PAYROLL FUND
SEWER & WATER DEPOSIT FUND
1535 MINNA 2~¢HUBERT
1536 MANOR DEv. CORP.
1537 STEPHEN WADE
1538 B,OIAH£ CuS,TO
1539 FRANK J. SIENNA
WATER
8718
8719
DEPOSITORS FUND
SEWER
3353
3354
3355
REVENUE FUN D
BIBIAHE CUSITO
FRANK SIENA
CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH/PAYROLL FUNS
GENERAL FUND
24943
24944
24945
24946
24947
24948
24949
CITY OF BOYNTON BEAcH/PAYROLL FUND
BOYNTON CITy FEDERAL CREDIT UNION
FLA. POWER & LIGHT Co.
SENIOR CITIZENS SHUFFLEBOARD CLUB
CURTIS E. WRIGHT
STUART B. FULLER
PETTY CASH/ CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH
WATER SYSTEM REVENUE FUND
12880 FLORIDA POWER & L,GHY Co.
BEWER REVENUE FUND
3356 FLORIDA POWER & LIGHT Co.
UTILITY GENERAL FUND
051 DERRIOO CONSTRUCTION CORP.
3.72
3.04
, ,7o5.2o
1,711.96
7.50
7.50
15.50
15.50
15.50
7.50
15.00
6.00
2.00
17123.86
1,131.~6
3,263.32
70.00
5,449.43
200. O0
72.00
133.75
47.47
9,235.97
2?529.84
2,529.84
626.77
16,668.75
14,262.08
29,061.33
I wvlsh this to be made p~rt of the minutes.
I am not voting NO on Mr. Moorels nomination because of person-
ality' d~C~erenoes.
I base my NO on several instances which t consider bad advice to
the council rather than looking out for the taxpayerl.s interest.
REASON #1 At the council meeting of March l, i965, Mr. Moore
advised the 'council that a proper~y owner north of ~he C~t~ L~its
The ~rope~y o~ner ~en ~ent to ~he ~l~nning ~nd Zonin~ Bo~rd
requesting that his 72 acres be rezoned to Ci & C2 for ~
On M~rch 15 Mr. Moore re~d Ordinance G8-3 to annex the Dyer
prope~y. On March 27%h, a special meet~g ~as held at ~hioh t~e ~h~s
ordinance ~s p~ssed on 2nd re~ding, ~er the ti~e required by the
oh~er h~d elapsed, th~s tr~as annexed ~nd ~alm Beach Me~or~
~ark beo~e p~ of Boynton Be~ch and received ~11 the semites ~v~ilable
to residents of Boynton Be~ch g~rb~ge: fire protection, poEoe probeotion,
etc.
Then Mr. Dyer decided to become de-~nnexed ~nd wan~ed his ~axes
back. In i9G7, Mr; Moore, ~ho had represen~d ~he city in ~nnex~g the
o~met~ry: ~rote a letter to ~obe~ Burns of the 1~ f~r~ Burns: M~ddle~n,
~arrell end Faust. In th~s letter, and I h~ve ~ copy of ~t, he s~ys he
has requested th~ the city ~ppoint special oounc~ to represent ~e o~by ~n
~e c~se Mr. Dyer brought against the cityfor ~ rebate ~ t~es, etc.,
c~use 5o quote Mr. Moore's letter, "I have represented the plant~ in ~he
above c~se ~or ~ny years" - I repea~: ~'for m~n~ years." Isn:t th~s a
oo~l~ot of interest? It cer~inl~ ~ppe~rs so.
~t ~ny ra~, ~e hired another atborney, lost ~e case - gppe~led
~os~ ~gain. So no~ MeN: the taxpayers, ~re required to pgy Mr. Dyer:
~ho~ Mr. Moore h~s repre'sente~; according %o h~s o~n ~ord, "for many
Meets," over $i0:000 ~n b~ck taxes plus ~rest plus approx~a~ly
in legal fees.
That's one reason for ray voting against Mr. Moore.
REASON #2 The same thing almost happened again ~vhen Mr.
Moore, at the first half of the January 3, i~O?, meeting gave a first read-
ing of #07-i to annex some proper~y south of Briny Breezes. Ho~ever,
~.in the last h~E of the meeting, ~he ne~ oouno~ ~ppo~ted Humphrey
Fruda ~s C~ty ~ttorney. On Mgroh 7, 1067, Mr. Frud~ stated he
done so~e research on ~is ~t~er:'~ and Florid~ St~tu~ i71.04, the 1~ under
~hioh they ~ere operat~g: ~s deolgred, unconst~ution~ and
~as not possible,,, ~t le~s~ ~e d~dn~t have ~o $o to o0u~ over th~s one.
Another case of poor advice.
REASON #3 - is the Gu]~ Stream Maz~na. On July 15, 1963, an
ordinance, which Mr. Moore wrote, says in par$, Uin the event the subaeot
pro3ect has no~ been commenced w~th~n 6 months and complete~ ~[th~ i2
months: this per~[~ sh~l be ~eemed null and vo~d."
On September lO~ i968: ~r. ~oore ~ro~e ~ me~orand~ ~o the ~hen
City Manager regarding a boat storage budding ~hlch the o~ner ~ished
build% (Th~s ~as $ yearns ~er t~s ordinate ~th a t~e restriction
pas~ed) The f~al sentence of th~s ~e~o ,reads,"In the event any
operations o'r activities ~ connection ~ith the operation of the ~ar~a
~achtet ~ere intended, sa~e ~o~ld have $o be approved by the counc~
~er due no~ce and hearing."
THERE WAS NO HEARINO~; yet on July i8, iSO~, a bu~d%ng
pe~t ~as granted ~th ~r. ~oor~s per~ss~on. ~hy? ~ore bad advice9
REASON #4 - Early th~s year Mr. Moore recorn/nended that we dis-
continue charging $75'j per hydrant outside of the City Limits. This was
Resolution .70-B; Our 1951 and 1964 Bond agreementsclearly state that ~e
charge $75, per year for each fire hydrant and th~s ~s in effect unt~ June
'~Ew~ i971 for the i95i bond. All this is ~n the bond.agreement.
As a ~atter of fac~, I have~ ~Y possession a tenet dated June 3,
i~68, from Oene Moore to Thomas M. Cooke & ~o., the Bonding agent
~fOr the "i951 contract asking ~hether ~he bondholders would agree to a
~aiver of the $78. a year fire hydrant charge. I also have a copy of the
~emorandum to the ~hen City Manager, dated July 18, i968, sta~ng by
Mr. Cooke, that as the representative of a ~a~ority of outstanding bond-
holders "he ~ould be unable to agree ~o the dfsoont~uance of the $75. fire
hydrant per year charge." ~et Mr. Moore advised us to do this.
I also have copies of correspondence between Oene Moore and the
Ocean ~dge attorney regarding ~h~s, ~mplying ~e ~ould ~a%ver this fee.
However, ~he resolution for last ~ear~s counc~ to discontinue th~s fire
hydrant fee ~as defeated. ~et, strangely enough fthe then Mayor of Ocean
~dge ~rote in h~s report, "My past effo~s to establish better relations ~ith
Boynton Beach have bornefruit ...... They have relieved us of the $2500.00
~re plug fee as 6f ~he ~[ddle of January." This is very ~terest[ng since i~
~as Voted do~n. Ho~ could th~s be9 Was it a"deal'~? There are other
~nstances of bad advice, but these four should be .enough.
To sum up my ob~ections~ I feel that Mr. Moore has given past councils
bad advice.
I-IRs ~ob is to advise the council members so that they represent ..~OU,
the taxpayers. We need someone lo give us ~he best advice so we can serve
you to the best of our ability°
Therefore, I ara going to Vote AGAINST Mr. Moore.