Minutes 03-02-70MINUTES OF REGULAR CITY COUNCIL ~ETING HELD AT CITY i~ALL. .~OYNTON 8EA~q~
FLORIDA. ~.fONDAY~ I~L~RCH 2, 1970 AT 7:'30
PP~SEKT:
Forrest L. Wallace, Vice Mayor
Mrs. Emily ?~. Jackson, Councilwoman
Michael V. Michael~ Councilman
Leonard E. Nylund, Counci]m~n
Gene Moore~ City Attorney
Harold qopkins, Acting CityDgr.
Tereesa Padgett, City Clerk
ABSENT:
.Thomas A. Summers~ ~,~ayor (Attending ~{ayor's Conference in Tampa)
Vice ~ayor Forrest L. Wallace, Presiding.
Invocation was given by Re~. Charles Carrin; Flag Salute was led by
Cmdr. Hoffman~ Co~nander: Cline Pautch Post ~164.
Special Guests
Robert Beyrer~ Sterling Village
Ward Sturgis ~ Kiwanis Club
Minutes - Requla~ b~eetin.q Feb. 16th and Special ~eetin~ Feb. 17th.
hit. b~ytund moved that minutes of Feb. 16th and Feb. 17th meetings be
approved as written. ~4otion seconded by ~,~r. Michael and motion carried
4-0.
PHBLiC AHDIEMCE
O. T. McLean - Said he came to protect his interest in his business.
At present it appears he is not in jeopardy~ therefore he asked to speak
on one issue - Shell Oil Co. when it appears on the agenda. He also
objected to individuals doing business without an address. He referred
to Yellow Taxi Co.
V. B. Vastine, 922 Leisureville Blvd. - Thanked those responsible for
removal of dirt from i.~ 10th Court.
Samuel Kendrick, 210 A~4 13th Ave. - Discussed the manner in which the
basketball court had been surfaced. He requested it be done in the
same manner as the tennis courts. He felt money allocated for recreation
should be more efficiently handled. He feared that due to drop of 1" at
edge of court there could be ankle fractures. The CityManager will
have Recreation Dept. check into this, but indicated the city was no~
charged for the work done on the basketball court.
Ezel! Hester~ 1106 NW 1st St. - Thanked Council for getting contractor
started on paving streets in the ]~'$ community.
A%~RDIi~iG BIDS - Seven (7) Mobile Radios
Mr. Michael moved that the recommendation of Tabulating Committee be ac-
cepted and purchase from RCA 7 radios in amount of $3220. Motion seconded
by Mrs. Jaekson and motion carried
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~EGUlAR CITY COUNCIL i~EETING
MARC~ 2 ~ 1970
AWARD BID FOR SEWER TREA%%fENT PLANT MXPANSION
The Acting City Manager advised that Russell & Axon recommended iow
bidder Overland Construction ~. be awarded bid contingent upon financing
that is being formulated and Federal Funds Public Law 660. City attorney
advised it can be awarded subject to bond sale.
l~Tr. l';ichael moved that City of 3oynton ]~each a~ard sewer treatment expan-
sion to to~ bidder Overland Construction Co. in amo%%nt'of $504 ~000 with
stipulation that we are able to receive bond money. '~otion seconded by
Mrs. Jackson and motion carried 4-0.
~fr. ?lichael further moved that the above motion re awarding sewer treat-
ment bid be accepted pursuant to Federal Gran~ under Public Law 660.
Motion seconded by ~r. Nylund and motion carried 4-0.
QPENING %IDS-
Mr. ~ichael moved that receiving of bids on Diagnostic ~achine be closed.
Motion seconded by 14rs. Jackson and motion carried 4-0.
One bid was opened, that of Ooynton Auto Supply in amount of $1994.95,
delivery -1-3 days.
i~Ir. }~iehael moved that the bid be turned over to Tabulating Committee~
seconded by ]¥]rs. Jackson and motion carried 4-0.
Mr. ~iehael moved that Tabutatin~ Committee's recommendation be accepted
to purchase chlorine from Thompson $ Hayward Chemicat~ Atlanta, Ga.
for 100~ cy!. and that of Allied Chlor & Chem.~ Miami for 150~ cyl.
l%otion seconded by,Irs. Jackson and motion carried 4-0.
Mrs. Jackson moved that the recommendation of Tabulating Committee to
award bid for Cold Mix ~ Asphalt to Rubin Construction Co- 1~ accepted.
Motion seconded by Mr. Michael and motion carried 4-0.
Motion by Mr. Michael to accept bid of Gulf Oil for Gasoline~ Motor Oil
and Grease and to Sun Oil for Trans. Oil and Trans. Fluid and to
Seacrest Oil for Diesel. Motion seconded ~ Mr. Nylund and motion car-
ried 4-0.
~{r. ~{ichael moved that recommendation of Tabulating Committee be accepted
for cast iron pipe and fittings and that oopy of tabulation be attached
to minutes. Motion seconded by ~'f~s. Jackson and motion carried 4-0.
~r. ~,iichae! moved that Tabulating Committee's recommendation on galvanized
pipe and fittings be accepted and copy of tabulating report be attached
to minutes. Motion seconded by l~rs. Jackson and motion carried 4-0.
}4r. Nylund moved that bid be awarded to Ed Clanton for rock and shell
pit lime~ seconded by Mrs. Jackson and motion carried 4-0.
Motion by Mr. ~ichael to accept recommendation of Tabulating Committee
~o purchase tires and batteries from ~oynton Auto Supply and turn
tabulation report over to secretary for filing with minutes, l~otion
seconded by l,{rs. Jackson and motion carried 4-0.
MI~dTES
REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEET/~YG
¥~%RCH 2~ 1970
P~BLIC HEARIi'TG -
Reference to Delray Land Corp. parcel (Reeves Instrument). No one ap-
peared speaking against the annexation. Spokesman for Reeves Instrument
appeared and s~ated they anticipated hiring ll00 people.
City Attorney read Ordinance 70-7 extending territorial limits, covering
Delray Land Corp. parcel.
lit. !'~y!und moved that Ordinance 70-7 be accepted on first reading.
~otion seconded by Mr. Michael and motion carried 4-0.
City Attorney discussed a technicality regardJ_ng time required to read
second reading~ created a problem because they were ready to begin, and
he recommended the Building Department be authorized to issue building
permit. ~.lr. ~lichael moved that Buildin~ Department ~e instructed to
follow ].fr. i~foore~s ~ecommendation and issue building permit and all
other pertinent certificates necessary, l~otion seconded by ~rs. Jackson
and motion carried 4-0.
BIDS - OPEi.~ING OF 3IDS FOR SA},~ITARY SEWERS, GOLF VIEW HARBOUR
~.~r. ~{ichael moved that ~eceiving of bids be closed, seconded by Mrs.
Jackson and motion carried 4-0.
Acting City ~anager recommended that City Clerk read the figures aloud
Paul Howard~ Opa Locka base bid - $355,611. - 210 days 5% bid bend.
Da~on Co., Jupiter: Fla. $21~,060.20 - 210 days 5?/o bid bond
Lyon Construction Co.~ Pompano $255,357.90 - 200 days 5% bid bond
LaGrow Systems~ Inc., Orlando - $194~237.25 - 120 days 5% bid bond
Murray Construction~ Buena Vista~ Ga.: $244~313 - 150 days 5% bid bond
Derrico Construction~ Eau Galtie $162~990.25 - 180 days 5% bid bond
Onontario Corp.~ West Palm Beach $~5:678 - 300 days 5% bid bond
C. F. W. Construction Co., Fayetteville~ Tenn. $21t:283.50- 240 days
5% bid bond
Mr. Michael moved that bids be turned over to Tabulating Committee for
further ~ecommendation~ seconded by }4ms. Jackson and motion carried 4-0.
ORDINANCES - 2nd REA~DING
City Attorney read O~dinance 70-4 by caption re Annexing Oliver Land Co.
Mrs. Jackson moved Ordinance 70-4 be accepted on second reading: seconded
by i~r. Nylund and motion carried 4-0.
City Attorney read Ordinance 70-5 rezoning parcel for High Point 21drs.
by caption only. Mr. Nytund moved that Ordinance 70-5 be passed on
second reading. ~otion seconded by Mr. ~{ichael and motion carried 4-0.
MII\~dTES
REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETI>~G
ifu~RC~_{ 2, 1970
City Attorney read Ordinance 70-6 by caption, granting conditional use
to Amos Hudson and Standard Oil Co. Mrs. Jackson moved that Ordinance
70-6 be passed on second reading. Motion seconded by Mr. ~yllknd and
motion carried 4-0.
Reference to sign ordinance - Mr. Moore stated he was trying to model
sign ordinance after Boca Raton ordinance and Building Department feels
there are several things to resolve and due to seriousness of ordinance
being hastily 'drav~ he asked to have it left on the table so it will
not later have to be revised. Sign Ordinance left on table as requested..
RESOLI!TIONS
Resolution 70-D was read by City Attorney with reference to paving of
NE 7th Ave. and he stated there ~s a second resolution establishing
the cost. lfext thing would be to set public hearing on this.
l.{r. Michael moved that Resolution 70-D be passed, seconded by Mrs.
Jackson and motion carried.
~qER
Progress report on proposed bill re conflict of interest by City Bttorney
revealed he felt it was covered by state statutes and that it is almost
impossible to legislate for part time governmental officials. Mrs. Jack-
son moved that Ordinance 70-8 be read, seconded by Mr. Michael and
motion died for majority vote. Mr. Nylund and Mr. Wallace voted ~no~'.
OLD BUSINESS
Discuss County Control - left on table.
Discuss l~embersh_ip in Palm Beach Count~ Mu_.nicipal League
Mr. Michael moved that discussion of membership in Palm Beach County
Municipal League be removed from table, seconded by l{rs. Jackson and
motion carried 4-0.
Mrs. Jackson reported that she had attended tv;o meetings and felt there
are many areas whereby City can benefit by having membership, particu-
larly since they are keeping in touch with numerous bills before !egis-
lature. She reported on the attempt to take over guards at schools, etc.
and recommended the City joining this: and she so moved. Mr. l~ichaet
seconded the motion to join Palm Peach County Municipal League. Motion
carried 4-0.
City Attorney recommended the adopting of Resolution be tied in with
action to join league.
l.~r. Wallace ~elt a special meeting may have to be called in regard to
tax assessing.
REGULAR ~rm,
_ u~_z COUNCIL
~RCI{ 2, 1970
Reference to reconsideration of requests of Sun Oil Co. and John Adams
for Shell Oil Co. }~otion was made by ~4r. Nylund to reconsider these
requests and in view of City Attorney's advice I',lr. Wallace said he
would second it. ~otion carried ~-1. Mrs. Jackson voted ;~no~.
Mr. _.~oore read Ordinance 70-9 9-~anting conditional use to Sun Oil Co.
and John Adams request for Shell Oil Co.
l~fr. l~ylund moved that Ordinance 70-9 be passed on first reading. Mr.
~iichael seconded motion because the City Attorney said their position
legally is indefensible: however~ he stated after this motion he would
make another motion to make the aotion defensible, i~otion carried 4-0.
~{r. ~,iichael then moved to instruct City Bttorney to amend our c!assi~i-
cation to requi~e 1000' between filling stations, l¥fotion seconded by
~.~_s. Jackson and motion carried ~-1. ~ir. ~,Iy!und voting ;'~no~.
Bus Service
~.;r. ~,~ichael moved that discussion of bus service be ~emoved from table.
~otion seconded by Mrs. Jackson and motion ca,tied 4-0.
Chief of Police .3tount stated he had checked schedules and only require-
ment he made ~as that bus stops on Seacrest and Federal l-Iighway be
specifically marked as bus stops and painted as such. That the bus
stops on private property should be discussed with owner of property and
permission obtained from them.
City Attorney recommended $100,000 - ~ 300,000 limits of liability on in-
surance and million dollar umbrella policy coverage be required. Mr.
Tomberg said he could obtain this coverage easy enough.
Mr. Michael moved that the proposed routes as checked by Police Dept.
and proposed charge of 50¢ be approved provided the lessee gets proper
insurance for bus operation. Motion seconded by i4r. Nylund and motion
carried 4-0,
Consider Purchase of Beach Property
i,~ ~ich~e! moved that discussion of purchase of beach property be con-
sidered later on agenda. Motion seconded by Mrs. Jackson and motion
carried 4-0.
Discuss Leisureville
Mrs. Jackson moved that in view of recent actions taken: discussion of
Leisurevilte be withdrawn from agenda, Motion seconded by Mr. Nylund
and motion carried 4-0.
NEW BUSINESS
Receipt of Plat 5-A Leisureville
City Attorney that all bendin~ requirements have
been met.
MP,~TES
REGULAR CITY COUNCIL ~.fEETING
~RCH 2: 1970
Mr. N~lund moved that Plat 5-A be accepted. Motion seconded by Mr.
Wallace. Motion did not carry. Mr, Michael and Mrs. Jackson voted
ADM~[ISTRATIVE
Mr. Hopkins advised that proposal of Russell & Axon re ~Mster Plan for
westward expansion would cost approximately $8500. Mr. Michael moved
that Section 1 of proposal be considered at this time and pay $4000 for
this section and possibly go on from there at a later date. Motion
seconded byMr. Ny!und and motion carried 4-0.
Mr. Michael moved to grant permit for Palm Beach County Chapter of
Leukemia Society of America~ Inc. to solicit. Motion seconded by
Mrs. Jackson and motion carried 4-0.
Reference to Youth Incentive, Inc. Mrs. Jackson moved the request of
this group be denied since it is out-of-town people· i.~otion died for
lack of second.
Mr. Nyl~nd moved that request of Youth Incentive to solicit be approved,
seconded hg }~i~. Mmchael and motion carried 3-1. [~rs. Jackson voting
Discuss w~ter. & sewer line extension to Reeve's Manufacturing Plan~
Mr. Michael moved that water and sewer line extension to Reeve's Mfg.
be referred to Russell £- Axon to proceed with plans and specifications.
Motion seconded by M~. Nylund and motion carried 4-0.
Discuss Recreation
item 1 - 15th Avenue Reemeation Facility
Vice Mayor Wallace reviewed action of previous council with regard to
money to be spent at 15th Ave o recreation £acility. He requested
[4r. Hopkins to see what the difficulty- is~ regarding action taken re-
garding piCni~ area ~ basketball court and fences. Mr. Hopkins agreed
to follow
Item.2 - Acquisition of beach property
Acqumsiti0n ~fbeach property recommended asking Recreation Board to
contact people in which city could receive money from coun~y~ state and
federal soinfDrmation could be disseminated and citizens will be in-
formed of ~J£~a~ they are voting on and what they are voting about.
Item 3 - Leisurevilte Area
Reference to amea across the street from Leisureville has been annexed
and with approximately 10[000 new residents in this area this should
be diseussed ahd possibitmty o~ having golf course and civic auditorium
be considered.
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REGUI~R CITY COUNCIL
i¥.'~RC~{ 2, 19 70
~_r. Michael moved that City ~4anager write Recreation Board and present
problems to them and ask for their recommendation, l~otion seconded by
Mrs. Jackson and motion carried 4-0.
Discuss building on Int-ra Coastal Water~ay
Discussion of building on !ntra Coastal ~ater~,ay occupied by Culvers.
Kenneth Lya~n, 216 SE 3rd St. read a prepared statement which is to be
attached and become a part of the minutes, Mrs. Jack, on asked that this
matter be checked into and that best interests of city be kept in mind;
that various governing bodies cheek into this and see i~ proper licenses
have been secured and check with Health Dept. and officially contact
FIYD for their recommendation. Motion seconded by l~Ir. i~ichael and
motion carried 4-0.
~frs. Janet ~11 - Sea Hist ~arina cited section 105,1 and 106 of the
Building Code in which she felt Culvers are in violation. She felt
there was no verbal permission given by Corps of Engrs. or FI~D and she
felt this is illegal.
Mr. ifichael moved that the Bldg. Dept. give the Council a ~ritten re-
port as to the entire project that has been present. Motion seconded
by t~Ts. Jackson and motion carried 4-0,
Consider proposal of Coverdale g Colpitts Re Turnpike Interchange
Proposal of Coverdale & Colpitts re turnpike interchange was discussed.
The'letter from this firm indicated it %Duld ~harge $7200 for a feasi-
bility study. It was felt by those attending that this firm would not
be using information in this study that would bene£it the city and
enable us to get turnpike interchange. Motion that city not consider
proposal by Coverdale and Colpitts was made by ~rs. Jackson, seconded
by Mr. Michael and motion carried 4-0.
List of payments made in January
[.2r. ?~ichae! moved that payment be accepted as-presented for January~
seconded by i,~rs. Jackson and motion carried 4-0.
%pproval o£ Bill
Mr. ~4ichael moved that bill of ~.~urray contractors be paid in amount of
$t2:320,28. ~otion seconded by [~rs. Jackson and motion carried 4-0.
O~IER
~r. Michael moved that Council call meeting with Chief of Police to
discuss various items of interest in that department and that the meet-
ing be held Wednesday, i.~arch 4, at 7:30 P, M. Motion seconded by
~rs. Jackson and motion carried 4-0.
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MINUTES
REGULAR CITY COUi~CIL ~iEETING
[~ARCH 2, 19 70
A, DJOURNi~NT
t.feeting adjourned at 9:40 P. M.
City Clerk ~ '
CITY OF ~,OYJTO~, BEACH. FLORIDA
Fo~est L. Wallace~ '
Vice .~.{ayor
Le'bnard E. t~ylun~ ~ounc~man
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P~Y~ffE~fTS HADE I.~ JANU2RY BY D2TE
· ~ J~z~ 2, 19 70
J~ $, 19 70
J~r 6, 19 70
J~z~ 7, 1970
J~ 8, 19 70
J~ 9, 19 70
J~ rl 2.19 70
J~ Y1 ~, 19 70
J~n~ ~ ~i ~ , 19 70
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1970
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1970
I970
1970
J~m~ Y26, 19 70
23~ 6~. 9~
2, ~60.96
508.28
15~o O~
121.24
160. 30
2, 395'~81
16. O0
91. ~
48~ 627. 1~
651.78
1,961.9~
12, 700.08
15. O0
1~. O0
113.78
77. 76
32, 163. ~
58, 0! ~. O~
2~0, 985.2~
P2Y~¥~i~TS t_~2DE BY FUNDS
GEN~R2L FUND ................
SEWER ~ WATER DEPOSIT FUND ...........
W2TER SYSTEH _~E~EiffUE FUND .......
~ ~ ' ~ ' FUND
~ER REY~VUE - - - e ...........
RETiRE~i~ENT TRUST FUT~D ..............
~ P~SI ~N FU~D
FiREi~E2;' S RELI~ ~ .........
.~WATER_ DEPOSIT FUi%~D ..............
PUBLtGiTY FUND .................
ss.
58, 507.94
32, 006.33
1,949 o 25
230. O0
l~ 199.
250, 985 o 22
PAYMENTS lfADE IN JANUARY, 19~0
1970
5,1970
GEffERAL FUND
22610 G~N~ 2~oo~E
22611 W~ITZ t¥~C~OWELL
2261~ G J Ous~EY
2261& E~rs ~oA~oY
22615
22~17 FIREmENS R~LIE.~ ~ PE~SrO~- FUND
SEWER ~ WATER DEPOSIT FUND
1160 Acc'~ OF
116t ACC~Z o~ G,~Lmos
~ SYST~ RsVENUE FU2~D
12129 ~ITT
12131G!rr o? B.B. P~Y_~OLL F~ym
SEWER REYEf{UE FU~$D
2928 City o~ B.B. PAYROLL FUND
RETIREHENT TRUST Ftk~D
0606 F~mm JO~U~SON
0607 D~rsr A.¢~Easo,v
0608 LEE
FIREN~%~'S BELIEF ~ PENSION FUND
347 Josu
22620
22621
22622 Tnop~sAs
22624
22626 Osczn
22629
125. O0
132. O0
343.75
10. O0
5. O0
51 7. 20
139.40.
131.05
452.92
7.50
?. 50
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24.00
2,82~.15-
1,177.92
1, i77.92
50.58
135.12.
71. OO
213.56
244° 7O
59.83
8¥.10
43.75
7~. O0
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802.4~
6.7¥
336.02
1.02
525. O0
18.60
411.09
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J~:¢~r 5, 1570
~aY 6. 1970
~m~z~ar 7, 1.970
W2 TER
12152
12134
~STEN RE?EN~JE FUND
T~opI~s I~c o~ F~o~z~ 29.60
G~rY oF BoB. W~ D~p~ 41.48
SEWER REVErenCE FUND
2~30 O~rr ~o B.B. W~?m~
GE~ER2L FUND
22630 T~zom Nr~_~
22631R~ssmt~ H
22635 Ro~n~ 0
22833 E~ms~ 0 B~o~. O~zm~ o~ Pogrom
22634
WATER DEPOSITERS FUND
8479 Wr~r~ H¢~mm
SfWf'R ~ W2TER DEPOSIT FU~¥D
1162 Acc'~ oF C~LmOS DE~ Coap
1163 2cc '~ o~."~s DE~ CoRm
GE}[ERAL FUNO
22636 P~
22637 P~ B~c~ J~o~ ~o~
W2TER DEPOSITE~,,S FUiCD
8480 RrczzaD LESLrE
WATER SYSTEH RETEi~UE FUND
!213~ H~-~o~D E ALSEaTSO~
SEWER ~ WATER DEPOSIT FUND
1164 G~aonr~
1185 H~mz~ Ar~:EN
1166 D~7~ McEwmz~
1167 H,~osn E
71. O8
224.42
224.42 2,560.96
19. O0
$0~00
90. O0
00. O0
146.78
7.50
7.50
7.50
7.50
15.00 508.28
48.26
22.~0
25.50
93.28
7.50
2.59
5.20
7. 79
15.50
7.50
15.00
~ 50
45.50 15~05
J~mu~aY' ' 8,1970
WATER DEPOSITERS FUND
8481 O~aLms S~svm~so~
8482 W~ B Smz~
8~83 Fn~ ~ ~z~ LEo
SEWER REYENUE FUND
2952 D.~NY l~a$m~,L
WA TER SYSTE~ REVE~VUE FUND
12137
12138 F~
12139 GmoRsm
7.50
25. O0
7.50
7. 50
7.50
55. O0
23.37
6.20
2.20
1.17
6.20
~SEWER~ ~TER DEPOSIT FUND
1168 D~mmY
.~0
Jw~uz~Y 9, 1970 GEFERAL FUND
22638 O J O~IsLmY 20. O0
~2639 E~L ~ McAao r 15~ O0
22640 O~r oF B.B. P~Y~o~ ~D 9,223'.60
~$641 Pogrom R~ra~m~ F~N~
2264& B.B. Fm~m~L G~m~r U~o~ 752.50
226~5 O~ar~s E ~/a~r 230.00
22648 So~'z~Ea~ BELL TEL ~ TE~ Oo 645.63
WATER D~OSITER5 FUND
2~. O0
WATER SYSTEH RE?ENUE FUND
1214~ OI~ OF i~.B. PAYROLL FUND
SEWER REVEN&~ FUND
RETIRELE~¥T TRUST FUND
0609 DO.¥~LD H~BmRSTOCK
1,759.63
!, 769.63
1~270.47
1,270.47
57.60
57.60
i21.24
14,684.65
1970
[Z~UARY !~, 1.970
i970
1970
GEI~RAL FUND
22649 P~ BEACH JVW~oR CO~Eg~ 12.~0
22~50 P~LH BEtaS JUNiOa COLLEGE 1~.~0
k2~51Pznm BEACH JUNIOR OOLLEUE t2.50
~2~&2 P~L~ BE~CH JU~!OR UOLLEG~ 12.~0
22653 P~nm BE~CH JUNIOR COLLEGE 12.~0
22654 BO~R~ FO GO~NrY CO~SS~OmZ~S ¥$.80
160.30
GENERAL FUND
22667 Lumm~z J~cssom 10.00
22658 Josm~z Lmm Dz~s 10.00
22659 Eu~m £mr~E~ 102.00
~22o00
WATER DEPOSITERS FU1{D
kATER
12142
i21~$
SYST~f RET~;UE FU~D
CEo TR~mBL~
SEWER ~ WATER DEPOSIT FUND
1!70 CEo TRr~SLZ
11 72 ~¥ALcoL~I OASH
7.50
7.50
5.20
15.50
17. 60
33.10
SEWER REV.~UE
2933 GEoR~z
8. O0
$. O0
RETIREHEi%~T TRUST FUND
0610 GRA~ W O0URrNEY
i~ 164 . 93
1,164. 93
PUBLICITY
349 G~E~ER B.B. C:~Attm~R
1,0~9.88
SE{JE~.~ ~ ~RER DEPOSIT FU~VD
i1 73 W.G.
15~00
! 60.30
2, 395.81
15.00 15.00
15, 1970
GE}{ERAL FU/{D
W&TA'R SYSTEH RETEiVU£ FO%~D
12144JAmEs J ENsnzSm
12146 EusENE ELmo~E III
10. O0
10. O0
12.70
.8~
t 3, 5¥
1970
SEWER
1!7¥ J~ES J E~GLISH
11 75 E~zrs Hood
1t76
1177
W2TER DEPOSITERS FUND
~4~ OLITER F2L$~NEELO
8~89 E~m~E E~,~o~e III
8490 H 0 ~cG~mso~
1970
1~. O0
1,5.50
7.50
7.,50
7, ,50
7,'50
7.~0
22.50 91. ,5~
GE~¥ER2L FUND
22~6t P ~ G~.~a~r 1,667.40
22663 IBi~ Oo~o~ TZOm 126. O0
22664 O.~msnz~ TzmEs 5.00
2266~ FI~E Em~ Book SE~7IcE 8.00
22~66 ~GmrEF JoH~ I Sm~NmLE 22. ~0
22~67 Zo~z~g B~zzI.~ 1 7. O0
22668 FI~E ~RsH~ns 2ssoc oE N ~ 30.00
22670 ~ Y~oP B~s ~C~r~ES Iz~c 34,00
22671 F Emw~m ~{rzasEn~ 20. O0
22672 2mz~cH Imm Imc ~2.76
22~73 2m7E~ZrSE~S P~ESS I.~c ~.40
22674 2~ Ara Go~ ~ HE~rrZ~S I~C 298.1~
22675 A~STIN So-~y Oo~ry 1!.~4
22677 BE~Z~E ExrE~ Go I~a 93.00
22678 BEsz E~maT.~za I~c 1 74. O0
22679 Bzossom E~Ecr~rc 10. 7~
226~0 Bor~ro,v P~ ~ ,5~ny I~c 12.3~
22681 B~.~mo.~ T~.~SFE,~ ~ Szo~sz Go ~0. 75
22G82 Om~a - Do~ _~ESS I~C ~0.00
2268~ GrZrES Sma~rcE Ors~ Go
2268~ O)~.~z REco~Ds I~C 65.00
22~86 D~f~aco Ta~cro~ ~ I~p Go 7!.83
22687 D~c~:~' Eow~nD Go 3~.90
22688 E~n~r SUPpLy ~o ~2. 70
22689 E~s~ Go~sz Fr:~E E~urp 278.50
22690 G~ OZL Goa~ 1,2~.5.29
29~91 C J OUSLEY 5, O0
22~93 CrZr O~ B.B. P~YaOLL F~'~ 15,164.17
2~6~9 K~ro~z S~c SER7rc~ 77.50
2 700 H~w.~z.~s A~ H~r~zoz~ ~88.00,
J_~N~rA ~ r .!'6, 19 70
GENERAL FU:/D ~:
22701 F~ PO~E~ ~D ~ Ge ~,~.60
22702 lff~s _~ G~a 19.73
22703 H~ ~sra~ 16!. 65
22704 ~n~a~ F~Y Lz~ 46.60
22705 Kor~E LI~E INS~CE Go 398.36
22706 TEE T~EL~s 216.5I
2270~Z~ Ro~E~A Tom~E~ 14. ~0 ,
22708 Bo~m or Gou~'~Y OoH~rssIomE~s 2,22~.~
22718 O~r~ oF B.B. PzTT~ O~s~ 65.~9
W2TER SYSTEH RE?kVNUE FU~D
12160 A~aESSO~H N~aA~ Goa~ 62.2~
12162 BraDS ELECTriC HOTOR SERFICE 24.60
12168 Go,stoL H~cHr~z Imc 20.70
12164 D~Is Nsr~ ~ S¢pPLz Co 1,207.66
12147 Gr~Y o~ B.~. P~Y~oL~
1216~ GvLF Or~ GoRpo~mrrom 50.24
12167 FL~ PowE~ ~ Lr¢_¢~ Go !,861.13
12179 Ozz~ oF'B.B. PEzzy C~s~ 8.16
~,~57.17
SEWER RE~:EI{UE FUND
293~ CrTY OF B.B. P~rao~ Fu~r~ 1,2~8.65
29~9 JO~IN L 2~CHZE, PLV~N~ INa 205.10
29~1 A~rop~o~c, czs I~c
29~3 Go~sr~L H~cHr~E I~c 1~0.00
29~ G~Lz OrA Gon~oazr~o~ 62.36
2946 ~ Po~a
28~3 Or~Y o~ B.B. p~y G~ss 18.63
SEWE2 ~ WATER D~._~POJIT~ FU:iD
i! 77 2cc'~ OF O.~LDOS DEF OO~p
117~ Acc'~ o~ G~,DOS DE~ Coa~
W_4TER DEPOSITERS FU~/D
84.92 S.G. JONES
8493 lCa'~ OF E S H~¢¢E~
569, 5~
7.50
7, 50
!5.00
7. 50
7. 50
15. O0
RETIREHENT TRUST
0611 Sru~n~ FULLES
11.76
PUBLICITY FUND
150. O0 '
J.~N~.~n~ '19, ~9 70
20, ~970
~ENERAL FUUD
22710 R
22711 T~m H W W~s~m Go
22712 ~s's
227!3 Do~mm~Y ~ ~o I~c
22714 N~r~rE~ D~E & Go
22715 Bz~
22716
22 71 7
22719
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19,'00
82,. 71
8. O0
17,30
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B~E GaOss-BL~zE SmrEzm O~ FLX I~c1717.98
WEs~a~ P~ Co I~c ~.99
SEWER REYENUE
29~8 ~s L~E INS Go
23, 119, 32
WA TER
12148
121~9
!2~69
12~ 70
121 71
SYSTEN REVE~rUE FU~rD
Lo~s T.~N~n 15.50
Rose S~z,~ i. 65
& i~P Rs7 Bo~n Sx~ /~ 26, 694.72
H~:'s L~ I~s Go 8.10
B~E G~oss-BL~ SHrE~m 163.06
' ass.
SEWER & W2TE2 ~EPOSIT FU~t~
1181 N~s Rose
1182 ~6~
~ ~_~ DEPOS~ T~S FUND
7.50
7. 50
7.50
POLICE RETIREHEI{T £U!VD
0659 R.~YNo~vm c N.~'rzs~r Jn
VOID
55.17
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22720 Rxcm~m L_~wsoN
22721 BoYmroi~ Ao'zo Sv~pn~ INc
22722 '2 L Gn~r~,roNs PnrNrrN~
15. O0
¥51.65
1.52.
599.10
SEWER & W2TER DEi Oo!T FU2rD
1183 Acc'r oF C~smos DEz Conp
118~ 2cc'~ oF 6h~nOS DE~ ~
- ~ O~P
7.50
7.50
15. O0
WATER SYSTEi%~ REVE~rUE FUArD
BOYNTON AUTO SUPPLY INC
8.25
8,2U
· - ~r 21.1970
23, 1970
Y 22, 1970
SEWER RE?EUE
2950 BoY. Tom
~UPPL Y INC
29. ~3
651.78
GEh~ER~4L FU~{D
22723 0_~ BElL H.~rz~nro~~ !0. O0
22733 TH~ B~E~ ~ T~Y~o~ Go 210. 77
22734 T~E ~z~z 9~ 189.00
2273~ ED G~A~o~ T~cmr~ ~, 201.20
!, 9~6.99
~;2TER Di?OSITERS FU~¥D
8496 P G~r~o
7.50
SEWER ~ W2TER DEPOSIT
~1~5 ~icc'T OF OALDOS DEF 00t~ 7.50
7.50
1,961.99
GE~¥~AL FU}.~D
22 72~
22 725
22726
22727
22728
22 729
22 730
£ B RE~z~m~m~r T~sr Fu~ 226.90
FEuz~n O~E~r U~rom 732.50
O J O~sLmr 10.00
ELLrS McA~oY !0.00
9,579.18
W2TER SYSTEM RE?EUE F$~¥D
12150 A O NOrmL
12151 Lou
12173 OrT_v o~ B B P~Y~O~L
3,84
3. 08
1, 700.0¥
SEWER REKEZ~'~E FUND
2935 A G
29510rrr o~ B B P~r.~o~
t0.10
. 1~370.66
!, 380. 76
SEWER ~ W2TER DEPOSIT FU~¥D
1187 A O
1188 Lo~
1189 M~NOR
17.60
15. O0
7.50
40.10
12, 700.08
WATER DEPOSITERS FU2TD
8497 MRs El~w~m Dooszzr
7.50
7.50
SE~?R ~ W2TER DEPOSIT FUi¥D
t186 M~s E~w~m DOOLrTY
7.50
i5.00
26.1970
27, 1970
28. 1970
29, 19 .'7~
W_4 TER DEPOSITERS FUi¢~
7. 50
7.50
15. O0
GENERAL FU~VD
22731 £IVXE~ REc DEP-~ 10.00
22732 CITY OF B B PETTY O~SH 45. 13
22737 GZrY OF B B PzrTY G~s~ . ,43.65
98. 78
SEWE~ ~ WATER DEPOSIT FUND
t190 Acc' OF OALDO$ DE7 00RP~ 7. 50
1191 Acc'r OF G~,~os D~v go~p 7.50
15. O0
113.78
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$~99 Do~D B G~,~nz~ 7. 50
7. 50
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2936 1fas Jo.~z WzmsLow
2937 HoRst HOE~.E~
8. O0
11.72
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1192 Nas Jo~¢ W~¢s~ow
1193 GEoae~ £~.Hoo~
1194 Ju~z~ HEndErSON
1185 HO_~Sr EOEFLE~
15.50
7.50
16.20
15.50
54. 70
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3. 84
77. 76
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22,740
22 74i
22 742
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22 7~6
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22 749
22750
22 7~ 1
22 7.52
22 753
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THE ~-~E~ Ti YL OR O0
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2275~ BEs~ ELECrnrC I~¢c
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5, 4~1. 64~
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60.48
610.76
118.80
23.25
30.20
29, O0
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8.19.30
207.97
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29, ¥~2.3t
t970
1970
WATER DEPOSITORS FU~/D
8500 OmonuE WrLcox
8501Fn~¢zs B ~rESE
8502 Es~ OF Hns F P Dr~rc~
7.50
7.50
15.00
SEWER & W2TER DEPOSIT FUi¥D
1196 2cc'~ OF
1197 2cc'r
1198 N~gon DE~ I~c
7.50
7.50
7.50
}?2RER SYSTEH REFE'~VUE FUA~D
12153 L~nzm's
12154 Assoc
121~5 F~czs B WrEsE
12156 2 u~o~no~rs
!2!~ O~sx Go~vz~ FVND
121 75 POS~,~S~En
121 76
3,20
16,23
1,313.81
¥50. O0
144. O0
1,981. ~2
'2 ~ RE?E2ib~ FUND
697.20
697. 20
~2, t65o43
22756 Bo~rZo~~ 2~_~o SUPPLY 105.39
22757 Bor~z~o~; Ptr~¥p ~ S~Ppsx I~rc 12.8~
22758 Bo~nnO~SHS Gonp 31.00
22759 Gzrz~s S~n~rcE OrL Go 5.70
22760 DEmco E~ Con~ 20.03
22761 Doz¢'s 2~InESrOZCE D~En Sron~ 8~7.03
22762 E~sr Oo~sz P~pEn ~o 19.25
22763 Em~rn~ T F 34.~5
22764 F~n~ E~vr~ S~n~s ~ SEn7rcE 47.00
2276~ ~s~ ELEc lforons & EQur~ I~c 26.80
22766 ~ Pnzzr~z~-s go 65~50
22767 ~Z~so~s~ EsEc S~sz I~c 85.20
22768 G~ron GS'L~En~ Go ~79.88
22769 G~tonn LZsn~nr Svp~nrEs I~0.80
22770 G~ GNG ~n~cK S~n~s ~ SE,~ZrCE i~c 145.67
22771 GErXEn~S Enzc Oo 496.00
22772 G~FSrnE~H Lumszn Go 32.52
22773 H~sEY & Gnr~ZrH I~c 2~9~52
22774 HAnLEY D~ViDsoz, I OF PmL~ BE~CH 270. 97
22775 HZ~ H~¢ Go 2i'. 50
~277~ HENRY'S OOFFEE OUP 77. ~0
22777 IBN Go~p 6.50
22778 P f G~a_~Err 78~.00
22780 J~K~s G~n~ G~r~n 154.92
22781 E ~Cs~s Szn~rcz S~rro~ 13.20
22782 Jo~s Gn~L,s 74.08
1970
GENERA£ £UNt)
227~3 Rra~ Noroas Iz¢c
2278¥ £~,¥~
22785
22786
22787 T~ N~r G~s~ R~s Go
22788 ff~rzo~ GHE~SE~nC~
22790 ~%~soz~
22792
22793 Prc~R~ O~E~rc~ Oo
2279~ Jmcr H R~LS~O~
22796 Roso
22797 ScosEE-Oomss Fumz~L Ho~
22798 D~c~
22799
22800 Sponz's
22801 Ss-~ Sz~rE 0~ N~c~rNEs Imc
22802 T~FZC INST, TIoaT~WESTEn~ Um
22803 X~nox
22805 ZEp
22806 G~rY cE B B P~rnOLL F~A~m
22807 OZrY oF
22809 B B RErr~E,~E~'z Tnvs~ F~Nm
22810 ~mE~z C~EmIZ
22811 Fz~sr B~ ~x~ T~s~
228~2 F~aE~S R~IEF & PE.~srot¢ F~
226.68
7¥6.65
22.50
15. O0
685.72
125.30
22.75
71. ~0
193.70
24. 72
63.95
36. O0
125. O0
31. O0
¥. 50
29, 95
96, O0
112, 86
20, 10
60 56
~91, 83
585 O0
62. GO
1 7, 092.15
151.15
131.05
~32.29
1,163.50
5, 153.93
10. O0
192. O0
6, 980, O0
499.59
'39, 700. 76
W2 TER
12157
12158
12159
12166
121 77
12I 78
12180
12~81
12182
12183
12184
121 ~
121~6
1221 7
SYSTEN REVENUE FUI{D
Bor~rro,~r P~rmp & S~p~sy I~c
B~ao~g~s Oo~p
~EPT~NE HETER ~0
~ON ~S ~I~ESTONE ~E~LE~ STORE
~TETENS:ON ~EED STO~E
CITY OF 9 ~ P~YROLL F~Nm
E R FrE~ Tn~S~E~
~9.68
330. O0
ll.2~
8, 81 7. 80
74.12
11, O0
148.15
¢09.2 7
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20!. 25
8~. $0
2, 529.10
¥~ 059. ¢2
16, 753. ¢6
30, 1970
SEWER ~ ~;ATER DEPOSIT FUND
1t.99 ~i~rr~r~ y Jm~,~K~rs
1200 Acc ~ o?
t20i ~aa'~ om
SEWE,~ RErZEiVUE FUYD
29~5 Go~srz_~, N~cHr~rms Imc
2954 Doy's Frnms~o~m
2955 E~s~
2956 Fn~K~o~sm E~Ec S~p~LY Imc
2957 G~s~m~ L~s~ Go
2958 H~Lsmr ~ Gnr~r~ I~c
.FiREYEY~S RELIEF ~ PEYSiOY FUND
351 Jom~r
7~ 50
7
Z. 50
15. O0
16.90
7.50
7.50
3I. 90
5, O0
92~ 28
8. O0
!8. O0
15. 30
2. 3¥
7. 75
17.80
346.38
512.85
O. 08
O. 08
58. 014.05