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Minutes 11-04-70MINUTES OF REGULAR CITY COUNCIL ~MEETI3~G HELD AT CITY HALL~ BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA~ WEDNESDAY~ NOVEMBER 47 1970 at 4':30 P. M. PRESENT: Thomas A. Summers, Mayor For~est L. Watlace: Vice Mayor Mrs. Emily Jackson: Councilwoman Leonard Nylund~ Councilman Michael V. Miehael~ Councilman C. Q. Jones, Jr., City Manager Gene Moore, City Attorney Mrs. Tereesa Padgett, City Clerk Mayor Summers cat!ed~the meeting to order at 4:30 P. M. R. B. Vastine gave the Invocation; Flag Salute vas led by Gene Moore, City Attomney. Introduction of .G%.zes~s, ~nd Civic G~oup representatives Robert Beyrer, United Boynton Civic League & Sterling Village R. B. Vastine~ Palme Beach Leisureviile Homeowners Ass~n., Inc. MINUTES Regular City Council ~eetinD of Oat. 20, 1970 M~. Wallace moved that minutes of October 20, 1970 meeting be approved as w~itten~ seconded by Mr. Nylund and motion carried 4~0. Pit. Michael abstained since he was abSent. PRBLIC AIiDIENCE W. L. Corless, 202 S. W. 8th Ave. - made inquiry regarding rubbish collection. Wanted to know Jif the3, were going to ~ollow instruction sheet mailed to citizens. City Managerts secretary took note ©~ the complaint. The City Manager reported 2275 signatures have been obtained on the beach acquisition petition. BIDS One (1) Canopy Type Cab Forward 1000 GPM Pumper with Booster Tank - Fi~e DeparRnnent City Manager recommended the matter be deferred for ~orkshop consid- eration. ~s. Jackson moved to accept recommendation of Mr. Jones. Motion seconded by Mr. Wallace and motion carried 5-0. LEGAL Ordinances - 2nd Reading Ordinance 70-18 - granting conditional use, Lassiter parcel Mr. Michael moved that Ordinance 70-18 be removed from the table, seconded by Mr. Wallace and motion carried $-0. MIhrdTES REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING NOVEMBER 4, 1970 LEGAL, cont'do O~dinance 70-18: cont~d. The City Attorney read Ordinance 70-18. Mr. Michael moved that O~dinance 70-18 be passed on second reading. Motion seconded by Mn. Nylund and motion carried 5-0. Ordip~nee 70-29 - Rezoning parcel in Ac. Sec. 27/28-45-45 Reference.to O~dinanc6 70-29: Westp~l property south of Lee Manor Isles, Mm George Becket appeared ~ stated he felt the Ordinance is loosely drawn and that he had been so advised by an attorney; that it is full of omissions and he objected to it in general. Letter from M~. Lowry was read: objecting to thc change in zoning. M~. Hank Thompson~ representing Frank Mahoney, who owns property across the stDeet, does not oppose the Ordinance. Mr. F. Louis Wolff and A1 Silverman appeared before Council and read several letters from financial institutions indieati~ they could no~ get financing if there was a reverter clause in the O~dinance. James Wurth: 640 Castilla Lane, stated the residents had arrived at a compromise agreement in the past: and he felt the Ordinance was satis- factory as it was adopted on first reading, and they would be better protected if it ware passed as originally approved. The City Attorney read O~d. 70-29 by title only as approved on first reading Oat. 6: 1970. Mr. Wallace moved that Ordinance 70-29 be adopted on second reading: seconded by P~. Michael and motion carried 4-1. M~s. Jackson voted P~BLICHEARING 5:00 P. M. To considar abandonment of the rights of way reserved for ditch and road purposes on the following: Parcel ~1 - Blocks 91 through 94; Blocks 96 through 102; Blocks 123 through 1285 and the East 260 feet of Blocks 90, 103 and i225 of Palm Beach Farms Co.~ Plat No. 8: as recorded in Plat Book 5, page 73, Public Records of Palm Beach County~ Florida: and in addition thereto: -2- MINUTES REGULAR CITY COU~NCiL ~ETING NOVEPIBER 4 ~ 1970 P~BLIC HEARING, eont'd A parcel of land in Section 30, Township 45S, Range 43E, Palm Beach County, PtoPida, more particularly described as follows: Bounded on the North by the Easterly exten- sion of the North line of Block 96 of the subdivision of said Section 30 as recorded in Plat Book 5, page 73 of the Public Records of Palm Beach County, Plomida; bounded on the East by the Easterly line of said Section 30~ bounded on the South and West by the approximate shore line o~ Boynton Lake as said shore line is sho~a~on t~e Plat of said Section 30 Requested by: Sears, Roebuck and Company Parcel ~2 Blocks 35 to 40: incl., BlocP~ 57 to 62 incl., Blocks 68 to 72, incl., Block 89, Block 90, less the East 2607 thereof, Block 104, Block 103, less the East 2607 thereof, Block 121, Block 122~ less the East 260' ~Gereof of Palm Beach Farms Co., Plat No. 8, as recorded in Plat Book 5: page 73, Public Records of Palm Beach County, Florida; and in addition thereto: A paree! of land ~ Section 30, Township 45 South, Range 4 3 East, Palm Beach County, Florida, more particularly described as fo!lo%~: Bounded on the North by the Eas- terly extension of the North line of Tract 66 according to the Plat thereof of said Section 30, recorded in Plat Book 5, pa~e 73, Pubtie Records, Palm Beach County, Florida; bounded on the East by the Easterly line of said Section 30; bounded on the South by the Easterly extension of the Sou~h l~ne of said Tract 66; bounded on the West by ~he approximate shore line of Boynton Lake as said shore line is shown on the said plat of Section 30 Requested by: Hugh F. Culverhouse~ as Trustee George Bailey, representin~ Sears and Cu!verhouse, appeared in favor of the abandonment of the rights of way reserved for ditch and road purposes on Parcels ~i and ~2. No one opposed the change. The City Attorney read Resolution No. 70-DD affectinq the requested abandonment. Fir. Michael moved that Res. 70-rD be adopted. Motion seconded by Mr. Wallace ar~ motion carried:5-0. -3- MINUTES REGULAR CITY COUNCIL F~.ETiNG NOVEifUBER ~, 1970 LEGAL ~ Co~t ~d OrdinanceS - 2nd ReadL~.g~ cont:d. Ord. No. 70-31 - Rezoning W. 1157 of Lots 52 and 53, Laurel Hills~ 2nd Add,!n. (Hayden Request) The City Attorney read Ordinance 70-31, b~, Nylund moved that Ordinance 70-31 be passed on second read/ng~ seconded by Mm. Michael and motion carried 5-0. Resolutions Res. 70-EE After unanimous approval to add a proposed resolution to the Agenda the City Attorney read Res. 70-EE re Chamber of Commerce allocation of funds- Mm. Michael moved that subject resolution be approved. Motion seconded by Mr, Wallace and mot-ion carried 5-0. Other Proclamation - Veterans Day Mr. Michael moved to authorize the Mayor to sign American Legion Pro- ctamation re Veterans Day. Motion seconded by Mrs. Jaekson~ and motion carried 5-0. Contract - Bristol Springs Corp, The City Manager recommended the item pertaining ~o Bristol Springs Corp. be deleted from Agenda. Mr, Michael moved to strike it from the Agenda. Motion seconded by Mrs. Ja¢I~on and carried 5-0. OLD BUSINESS Mr. Johnson gave a comprehensive report of city owned land suitable for recreation purposes~ as per sketched report submitted to Council, Request for abandonment of 30~ R/W~ Ac. Sec, 29-45-~3 (Caldos) (on the table) ~,~lct~mel moved that request for abandonment of 30' R/W by Catdos be removed from tab!e~ seconded by [zm. Nylund: and motion carried 5-0. ~. Michael moved that Resolu'tion ~70'PF be passed as read. Motion seconded by ~,~. Nylund and motion carmied 5-0, -4- MINUTES REGULAR CITY COUi~CIL ~ETING NOVEMBER ~ 1970 OLD BUSINESS: conrad. Clarification of obligations to the City of Caldos Developers, Inc. ~ir. Jones reported on the ob!i§ations to the City by Caldos Development Corp. Motion by P~r. MiChael, seconded by Mrs. Jackson that loose ends be tied up re Caldos obligations and presented in Resolution form. Motion carried 5-0. Mr. Michael moved that Caldos ~e requested to clean up debris in south end of their p~operty because of snakes~ rats ~ etc. Motion seconded by Mrs. Jackson and motion ca,Pied 5-0. Request of Harmon Fretz for delayed retirement Mr. Nylund moved that, based on Cmty Manager s reeommendation~ Fretz be allowed to continue working for one year from date he reached age of 65, seconded by ~. Wallace and motion carried 5-0. Referendum Items The City Manager reported on referendum items - I. drainage~ 2. beach acquisition, and Submitted the following options: Drainace 1. Bond referendum - North ~nd only - 1.5 to t~9 Million Dollars Drainage 2. Bond referendum - Entire City - 5 Million Dollars (Estimate) Bond referendum - both Dmainage and Beach ~cquisition 4. Drainage by special assessment 5. Increase millage rate to full limit and do ~he drainage work with City forces Combinations of any of the above 5 ~. Michael moved tI~ t drainage of the entire City and beach acquisition be placed on referendum at the December 1st election. F~. Wallace sec- onded the motion. It was agreed that ~{r. Jones should come up with details. Motion carried 5-0. NEW BUSINESS Proposal of Wayne ]~lendo iwLv·· Wayne Kolendo, a ministerial student at Palm Beach Atlantic Co!lege~ appeared before Council and reviewed his plans to start a half~~y house for boys in Doynton Beach. He did not request financial support, but -5- M/H~HTES REGULAR CITY COI/NC!L ~ETING NOVE~,~ER ~ 1970 NEW B~SIlfESS~ cont~d. C rather wanted the moral support of the City Council. He will be working with Don Camp, a Patmolman, and they wilt ~'tive in:~ with the boys. Mr. Michael moved that the City give rheim whole-hearted support to this worthy endeavor. Motion seconded by Mm. Wallace ar~ motion carried 5-0· A DM1/~iS TRATIVE Resignations of Various Board 1,~mbers PI~. Michael moved, and Mires. Jaci~on seconded: that resignations of Mr. Howell and the five candidates for Council from various Boards be ac- cepted. Motion carried 5-0. Presentation of Nominating Petitions ~. Michael moved that the 12 candidates for City Council be placed in alphabetical ordem on the ballot~ and they be permitted to start cam- paigninq. Motion seconded by Mms. Jac!~on and motion carried 5-0. Pmoctamation of Elections ~;myor Summers read Pnoctamation re elections Nov. lYth and Dec. 1st. Mr. Michael moved that Proclayaation be aceepted~ seconded by ~s. Jaci~on and motion carried 5-0. Appoint Election Board I'~. Michael moved that the list be accepted as submitted re Election Board. ~otion seconded by ~s ~- · Jack.son and motion carried 5-0. Requests to Solicit - Heart AS$Ooiation of Palm Beach County Palm Beach County Chapter: National Foundation~ ~arah of Dimes ~i~. Mlohaei moved that solicitation pemmits De granted for Heart Associa- tion and March of Dimes. Motion seconded by M~. Nyiund and motion car- ried 5-0. Request of Philip Morsno for license The City Manager requested tabling Phil Moreno~s request, for picking up garbage and trash for commercial establishments. Motion to accept recom, mendation by Mr. Michael and seconded by Mr. Wallace. Motion carried 5-0. List of Payments made in September MotiOn by Mr. Michael~ seconded by Mr. Nyiund to accept list o~ payments made in September. Motion carried 5-0. -6- MINUTES REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING NOVEMBER 4, 1970 ADMINISTRATIVE, cOnt'd. Appmoval of Bills The following bills were pmesented: Chambem o£ Commerce $ 15.00 Odom Tank Co. 6~000.00 Brooks Products of Fla., Inc. 1~233.50 Overland Construction (Russell & Axon) 22~426.76 Frank English - fence - Police Aux.[Pistol Range) 8~180.00 Mr. Wallace moved the bills be paid~ seconded by Mr. Michael and ca,- tied 5-0. ADJOLkRN~NT The meeting was adjourned. CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH~ FLORIDA Thomas A. Sumiaers, Mayor For~est L. Wallace, Vice Mayor ATTEST: counc lwoman Le~Snaz~ E Nylund', ~t~n~ditman City Clerk/ -7- PAYMENTS MADE tN OCTOBER BY DATE OOVeB£R 1, 1970 OC?OSER 2, 1970 0C~O~£R 5, 1970 OCTOmSR 6, 1970 OOVO~ZR 7, 1970 OCTo~ 8, 1970 OOTOS£~ 9, 1970 OCTOa£R 12, 1970 0~VOS[~ 13, 1970 0CVO~S~ 14, 1970 OOVO~£~ 15, 1970 0CTO~£~ 16, 1970 OCTOS£~ 19, 1970 OCTOBER 20, 1970 0CTO~Z~ ~21, 1970 OCTOBZR 22, 1970 0CTOS£~ 23, 1970 OCTOB[~ 26, 1970 0CrO~£E 27, 1970 OOTO~£~ 28, 1970 OCTOa~R 29, 1970 OCTO~S~ 30, 1970 1 ,OO3.31 54,458.4O 277.54 1,474.4o 1,132.92 24,299.90 .......................... 27,586.25 .......................... 146.1o ........................ 931.56 ........................ 74.84 ........................ 651.14 ........................ 13,845.98 ......................... 32,224.94 .......................~ - 21,686.70 ...................... 41.66 ........................ 45.50 ........................ 28,44?.86 ......................... 5,570.34 ........................- 3,284.81 .......................... 55.35 .......................... 231.00 ........................ 68~89~.49 286,363.99 PAYMENTS MADE BY FUNDS GENERAL FUND ............................ 138,O99.21 WATER SVSTEM REVENUE FUND ....................... 33,577.77 WATER DEPOSITORS FUND ....................... 240.00 SEWER REVENUE FUND ....................... 48,384.49 SEWER & WATER DEPOSIT FUND ..................... 568.60 RETIREMENT TRUST FUND ........................ 620.26 PoL,cE ET,RE ENT FUND ........... ."_'_-_-_- -_-_-.-_-_-_ 7.00 162.54 UTILITY GENERAL FUND ........................ -64,620.02 FIREMEN'S RELIEF & PENSION FUND .................... 84.10 October 1, 1970 PAY~NTS MADE IN GENERAL FUND 24612 Candace Kingsbury OCTOBER 618.00 -ST . 00 October 2, 1970 October 5, 1970 RETIREMENT TRUST FUND 0660 Rena Carrier 0661 Olive Wallace 0662 Frank Johnson 0663 Woodrow Eutsay FIRE~N'S RELIEF & PENSION FUND 415 John Tuite 416 Harold Herring 50.58 135.12 71.00 44.51 301.21 59.83 84.1o GE~RA~ FU~ 24615 John Dunkle 5.45 24616 Payroll Fund/City of B.B, 9,642,16 24617 Police Retirement Fund,/'' 180.69 24618 Firemen's Relief & Pension Fund/" i31.40 24619 Boynton Beach Ret. Trust Fund/" 218.56 24620 Boynton City Federal Ct. Union 817o50 24621C.J. 0usley 5.00 24622 Sheriff of Palm Beach County 212.00 24623 Edward Hillary 31.90 24624 A1 Topel 61.00 11,305.66 ~ATERSYS~MREVENUE FUND 12776 City of Boynton Bch/Payroll Fund SEWER REVENUE FU~ 3307 City of Boynton Beach/Payroll Fund 1,57o.5 1,570.59 1,111.85 1,111.85 WATER DEPOSITORS FUND 8671 D~onal~ L~e~sh~n~ ? 7.50 8672 Bla~nche T0mpkins 7.50 8673 F~s. D. M. Bryant 7.5© 22.5O UTILITY GENERAL FU~D 043 Derrico Construction Corp. GEk~RAL FUND 24625 Nolan Williams SEWER ~ WATER DEPOSIT FU~ 1474 Caldos Dev. Corp. POLICE RETIREMENT FUND 0669 Bruce A. Kraft 40,447.80 40,447.80 54,458.4( 2 .oo 25.00 90.00 90.00 277.5l October 6, 1970 PAYMENTS MA~E IN OCTOBER GENERAL FUND 24626 Fraternal Order of Police 24627 Mrs. William F. Koch 1,000.00 101...00 1,101.00 WATER 12777 12778 12779 12780 12781 12782 12783 12784 12785 12786 12787 12789 SYSTEM REVENUE FUND Griffith & Moore/J.H.Garman Acct. Charles Necessary Agnes McCloud Mrs. Thos. G. Leek William F. Kurba Guy Gardner Young & Waldie R.C.Baughman Frank L. Carter John Burke John Sinclair U.S.Postmaster 5.20 1.24 5.2O 5.20 4.72 4.72 5.20 2,72 .64 12.22 5,2o WATER 8674 8675 8676 8677 8678 8679 8680 8681 8682 8683 8684 8685 DEPOSITORS FUND L. Cullen J.H. Garman Mrs. Thos. G. Leek William F. K~rba Guy Gardner Johnnie Brisbie E.0. Wook C.H. Morrow Charles Hughes Jamrs R. Addison John Burke John Sinclair 7.50 7.50 7.50 7.50 7.50 7.50 7,50 7.50 7.50 7.50 15.o0 97.50 SEWER 3308 3309 331o 3311 3312 REVENUE FUND Charles Necessary Agnes McCloud R.C.Baughman Frank L. ~arter Charles Marzen 8.00 8, O0 4.00 4.00 2.24 SEWER 1475 1476 1477 1478 1479 !480 1481 1482 1483 1484 1485 1486 & WATER DEPOSIT FUND J. Marvin Brown Charles Necessary Rose Lee Ingram Agnes McCloud Ward's Pet & Garden Supply Lou Samyn Young & Waldie R~C.Baughman Gerald Cashin Robert J. Korjack Frank L. Carter Charles Marzen 16.9o 15.5o 15.50 15.5o 15.5o 7.50 7.5o 15.5o 7,50 15.50 15.5o 1,495,40 October 7, 1970 October 8, 1970 PAYMENTS MADE IN OCTOBER GENERAL FUND 24523 Nationwide Mutual Ins, 24628 Al, Topel 24630 C.E.Wright WATER 12788 12790 12791 12792 12806 SYSTEM REVENUE FUND Rudolph Suueber Charles Linzer Angus McEachron,Estate Tim Wehrley U.S.Postmaster SEWER REVENUE FUND 3313 John Sorensen 3314 Rudolf Stueber WATER DEPOSITORS FUND 8686 Angus McEachron'~ ~ SEWER 1487 1488 1489 1490 1491 1492 1493 & WATER DEPOSIT FUND Homes by Leon Sallie Kemp Bohlen John Sorensen Rudulf Stueber Charles Linzer Warren L. Jerrell Tim Wehrley GENERAL FUND 24631 Joel Dreer 24632 Search & Seizure Bulletin 24633 Edwin Beebe 24634 James Feldkamp WATER t~93 12794 SYSTEM REVENUE FU~fD Pieter Kroon Wlmer J. Dailey SEWER REVENUE FUND 3315 Pieter Kroon 3316 Ulmer J. Dailey SEWER & WATER DEPOSIT FUND 1494 Pieter Kroon 1495 Ulmer J. Dailey UTILITY GENERAL FUR~ Russell & Axon 045 Russell & ~xon 046 Derrico Const. Corp. 482,50 30.00 5.20 5.20 1.44 450.00 2.54 8.00 7.50 7.50 26.50 15.5o 15.50 7.50 7,50 7,50 87.5U 23.oo 17.o0 10.00 ~.oo 75.00 .24 2.64 2,88 8,00 __~,4o 17.40 15.5o 267.33 301.05 23,603.85 25,172.22 1,132.9~ 24,299.90 October 9, 1970 October 12, 1970 October 13, 1970 PAYMENTS MADE IN OCTOBER GENERAL FUND 24635 City of 24636 City of 24637 City of BB/Payroll Fund 17,267.69 BB/Police Ret. Fund 207.13 BB/Firemen's Rel.& Pen. Fund 127.80 24638 Boynton Bch. Ret. Trust Fund 463.49 24639 Boynton City Fed. Ct. Union 1,111.00 24640 First Bank & Trust 4,425.57 24641Boynton Bch. Police Dept, 100.00 23,702.68 WATER SYSTEM REVENUE FUND 12795 City of BB/Payroll Fund 2~800,25 2,800.25 SEWER REVEhUJE FUND !~:i~ City of BB/Payroll Fund 1,083.32 1,083.32 GENF~iRAL FUND 24643 Fla. League of Municipalities 24644 ~itY of BB/Petty Cash lO5.OO 20.3_2 125.31 WATER SYSTEM REVENUE FUND 12796 Matthew C. Robenson 12797 John B. Dumkle 1.84 11,45 13.29 WATERDEPOSITORS FUND 8687 Matthew C. Robinson 7.50 7.50 GENERAL FUND 24645 The Travelers Ins. Co. 357.32 24646 American Family Life Assur. Co, 40.60 24647 Donald Snyder 5.00 24648 John Gettinger 220.00 24649 Thomas H. Taylor 26.00 24650 Voyager Life Ins, Co. 173.20 24651 City of BB/Petty Cash ~ 870.87 WATER 12798 12800 SYSTEM REVENUE FUND Mina M. Wohlleb Charles Roseir S~ER & WATER DEPOSIT FUND 1496 Wm. Chas. Powell 1497 Maria Pedersen 1498 Charles Roseir SEWER REVENUE FU~-D 33!9 Maria Pedersen WATER DEPOSITORS FUND 8688 Mina M. Wohlleb 2.20 ¢.20 7,40 15.5o 16.9o 7.50 39,9o 5.89 27,586.25 146.10 7. 50 7.5O 931,56 PAYMENTS M~DE IN OCTOBER ~ 0c~tober 14, 1970 GE ~ER~LL FUND 24652 Commercial ~ Record 28,38 28.38 WATER 128O1 12802 SYSTEM REVENUE FUND Robert Halpern Charles B. Fling ~.24 12,22 October 15, 1970 WATER 8689 869~ SEWER 1499 DEPOSITORS FUND Robert Halpern Charles B. Fling & WATER DEPOSIT FUND Trieste Constr. Co. GENERAL FUND 24653 Frank English 24654 Mrs. Helen Wallace WATF~R SYSTEM RE~NUE FUi~D 12803 Van Smith 12804 Theodore St. John RETIREMENT TRUST FU~ 0664 William Landers SEWER & WATER DEPOSIT FUN~ 1500 Van Smith WATER DEPOSITORS FUND 8691 Theodore St. John SEWER REVE~JE FUND 3320 Van Smith October 16, 1970 GEI~RAL FUND 24655 City of BB/Payrol Fumd 24656 City of BB/Police Ret. Fund 24657 24658 24659 24660 2~61 24663 24689 City of BB/Flremen's Rel.& Pen. Fund BB Ret. Trust Fund Boynton City Fed. Ct. Union Elmer & Violet Nichols C,J. 0usley Ellis Mc~roy City of BB/Petty Cash WATER SYSTEM REVENUE FUND 12805 City of BB/Payroll Fund SEWER RE~FENUE FUND 3321 City of Bo~nton Bch/Payroll fund 7.50 1,~. oo 22,50 7.50 7,50 74.84 286.00 10,00 29 .ZUS~' 4.20 1.24 319.0~ 319.05 7.50 7.50 6.65 9,943.89 200,00 130.20 225.03 787.50 2O.88 15.oo 15.00 11,349,35 ..1,~7o.4~ 1,57o,~ 13,8~5~ 98: October 19, 1970 PAYMENTS MADE IN OCTOBER GEA~RAL FUND 24663 24664 24696 WATER 12807 1280B 12809 1281O 12811 12814 0asi Contribution Fund Internal Revenue Serv. Ctr. City of BB/Petty Cash SYSTEM REVENUE FUND 0asi Contribution Fund D.L. Strickland Leo Kreitz Dr. D.~E. Bebout Manor Dev. City of BB/Petty Cash SEWER 3322 3323 3324 3326 R~ENUE FU~ 0asi Contribution Fund Robert Cornwell Dr. D.E. Bebout City of Boynton Beaoh/Petty Cash WATER DEPOSITORS FUND 8692 D.L. Strickland 8693 Leo Ereitz 8694 Charles Cahill SEWER & WATER DEPOSIT FUND 150i Robert Cornwell 1502 D.E. Bebout, M.D. 1503 Harold Cost 1504 Carl Long 1505 ~nor Dev. October 20, 1970 October 21, 1970 GENERAL FUND 24685 Lewis Askins 24686 James C. Clark 24687 Curtis Williams, Jr. 24704 City of BB/Petty Cash SEWER REVENUE FU~D 3325 Refunding & Improv. Rev. Bond GENERAL FUND 24688 Peter Brown WATER SYSTEM REVEND~ FUi~ 12812 John Sorenson WATER DEPOSITORS FUND 8695 Joseph Kellum SEWER 1506 & WATER DEPOSIT PUleD Joe Pearnle y 25,662.54 4,387.44 39.90 30,089.88 1,319.34 .04 2.10 3.20 1.94 20.6& 686.74 1.24 4.70 7.50 7.5O 22,50 15,5o 16.90 15.5o 15.5o 7.50 70.90 32,224.94 55,00 15.oo 10.00 21~524~11 21,524.11 21,686.70 16.oo 10.66 10 .~ 7.50 7.5~ 7. ~0 7.50 41.66 October 22, 1970 October 23, 1970 October 26, 1970 PAYMENTS MADE IN 0CT0~R GEI\~RAL FUND 24690 Publix Markets SEkrER & WATER DEPOSIT FUi~D 1507 Jose F. Trujillo GENERAL FUND 24691 Rose Lee Ingram 24692 Allen Nyquist 24693 ClaremCe Q. Jones 24694 Geme Moore 24695 Thomas A. Summers 24697 City of BB/Payroll Fund 24698 24699 24700 24701 24702 24703 24731 City of BB/Police Ret. Fund City of BB/Firemen,s Rel.& Pen. Boynton Bch. Ret. Trust Fund Boynton City Fed. i~Credit Union First Bank & Trust Edward Hil~ery City of BB/PettY Cash WATER SYSTEM REVENUE FUND 12815 City of BB/Payroll Fund WATER DEPOSITORS FUND $696 Wm. M. McClain SE~rER REVENUE FUND 3327 City of Boynton Beach/Payroll fund GENERAL FUND 24705 24706 24707 24708 24709 24710 24711 24712 24713 24714 24715 24716 24717 24718 24719 24720 Southern Bell Tel. & Tel. Southern Bell ~Tel. & Tel. Fla. Power & Light Co. Wm. Sullivan Lt. William ~Waters Lt. Bill Hamilton Dot. Harold Miller Det. Ralph Trolian Dot. Roy McConnell Sgt. Ed Sullivan Chief Noah E. Huddleston Mr. J.W. Barrett City of BB/Water Dept. Tropigas Inc. of Florida Mayor Thomas A. Summers CO. Clarence Q. Jones, Jr./City Mangr. 30.00 30.00 15.50 43.5o 35,75 15o,0o 68,75 68.75 68.75 17,343.89 196.56 131.40 485.35 1,149,0o 4,~15.67 .$0 24,277.17 3,178.57 7.50 984.62 59.oo 725.82 1,758.90 7.oo 125.00 125.00 125.o0 125.00 125.00 125.00 200.00 305,00 633.02 9.10 6.40 6.40 24733 City of BB/Petty Cash 47.61 4,508.25 28,447.86 0ctober26, 1970 (Continued) October 27, 1970 October 28, i970 October 29, 1970 PAYMENTS MADE IN OCTOBER WATER SYSTEM REVENUE FUND 12816 Southern Bell Tel. & Tel. 12817 Fla. Power & Light Co. 12818 City of BB/Water Dept. 12819 Dwelly-Kilby 12823 City of BB/Petty Cash Co. WATER 8697 8698 DEPOSITORS FUND City of Boynton Bch/John Murphy James Forrest SEWER REVENUE FUND 3328 Fla. Power & Light Co. SEWER 1508 1509 & WATER DEP,J~IT FUND Manor Devel. Dwelly-Kilby GEStuRAL FUND 24721 Edna Wilkman 24722 24723 24724 24725 24726 Blue Cross-Blue Shield of Fla. Blue Cross-Blue Shield of Fla. Blue Cross-Blue Shield of Fla. The Travelers Ins. Co. Dept. of Transportation WATER SYSTEM REVENUE FU~ 12820 Blue Cross-Blue Shield of Fla. 12821 Dept. of Transportation SEWER 3329 3330 REVENUE FUND Blue Cross-Blue Shield of Fla. Dept. of Transprotation GENERAL FUN~ 24727 City of BB/Petty Cssh 24730 John Felts WATER SYSTEM REVENUE FUND 12822 City of BB/Petty Cash GENERAL FUB~ 24728 Boynton Bob. Police Dept. 24729 Fla. Inland Navigation Dist. 24732 Mr. Tobin 14.05 233.78 32.46 2.90 7.50 15.oo 741.40 7.50 15.oo 125.00 2,090.46 104,00 339.39 178,66 2.00 '2,839.51 267.33 276.59 162,61 6.10 39.57 .78 100.00 1.00 13o,oo 231.00 5,570.34 3,284,81 55.35 231.00 October 30, 1970 PAYMENTS MADE IN OCTOBER GENERAL FU~ 24680 City of BB/Payroll Fund 12,927.19 24681 City of BB/Police Ret. 197.43 24682 Boynton City Fed. Credit Union 915.50 24683 Boynton Bch. Ret. Trust Fund 223.57 24684 City of BB/Firemen's Rel.& Pension 131.40 24734 Hardr~ves, inc. 9,555,20 24735 A1 Topel 40.00 24736 Jack Baker 231.00 24737 C.J.0usley 5.00 24738 Ellis McAroy 5.00 2~739 Gulf 0il Corporation 1,513,15 24740 U.S. Postmaster 67,10 24741Amphoto 19,95 25,830.49 WATER 12766 12767 12768 12834 12835 12841 SYSTEM REVENUE FUND City of Boyntcn Bch/Pa~roll Fund 1,670,56 John Johnston 150.00 Gulf 0il Corporation 96.91 Mrs, Henry Przbys 5,20 Snow Construction Co, 12.70 City of BB/Utility General Fund 20~000,00 21,935,37 WATER 8699 87OO DEPOSITORS FUR~ City of BB/Acct. Robert Hurd ~frs. Henry Przbys 7.50 7.50 15,00 SEWER REVENUE FUND ~31~ ~Di~i,:~B~Pa~r~o&l Fund oil Corp. 3340 Robert Hurd 3342 City of BB/Utility General Fund 1,069.71 12.52 °90 20~000.00 21~083,13 SEWER & WATER DEPOSIT FUND 1510 City of BB/Lou Samyn 1511 Snow Construction 7.50 15.oo 22.50 SEWAGE DEPOSIT FUND 35~ Robert Hurd 7.00 7.00 68,893.49