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Minutes 11-03-69
MINUTES OF REGULAR CITY COUNCIL P~.ETING HELD AT CITY HALL: BOYNTON BEACH: FLORIDA~ ON MONDAY, NOVEMBER 5~ 1969 AT 7:30 P.M. PRESENT: Vincent J. Gallo, Sr., P~yor Thomas L. Swmmers, Vice Mayor Gilbert H. Collins, Councilman Michael V. Michael, Councilman Leonard E. Nylund~ Councilman Gene Moore: City .._ttorney Grady W. Courtney, City~gr. Tereesa Padgett, City Clerk Invocation ~qes~given by Rev. Lee~ Pastor of St. John's B~ptist Church. City Manager Grady Courtney led Salute to Flag. Robert Beyrer, was recognized as representing Sterling Village Senior Citizens. M~N-dTES - Regular Meeting October 20~ 1969 & Continued Meeting October 21, 1969. Minutes of the October 20th meeting and October 21st continuation of this meeting approved 5-0. Councilman Nylund made the motion which was seconded by Councilman Michael. PUBLIC AUDIENCE Col. albert Weh~ell, Boynton Isles - complained about conflict of inter- est and the garbage contract being pivento private concern. He stated he had defended our country in three wars and he didn't feel the end ever justifies the means. Me recalled Hitler used this technique. He felt this so-called gold mine will be salted. He felt the moral decay in the country goes down to council level and he regretted seeing this country go down by the apathy of most people. Harry LeForte - Coquina Cove, said he believed in living up to City OrdiD~nces and under Section 8-20 he indicated he would file charges against the Mayor in the coming campaign~ and tell people why he should not be re-elected. Robert ~Beyrer, Sterling Village, referred to his appearance before Coun- oil at last regular meeting were his o%wa views and not those of his organization that he~ometimes ~epresents before council. He said he could not condone conflict of interest. However, inasmuch as council was acting on the recommendation of the zoning beard with reference to Leisureville - he ~elt if councilmen were paid a living we. ge it would be different but under the circumstances he re-stated his position that he did not expect a member of council paid $1200. to be denied the right to do businsss. Bill Edeli, Ocean Ridge resident, requested Council to consider the pro- gram neighboring cities have in regard to examination of eyes, which would indicate if leukemia is present. He felt council was~oing a good job with L~isu~eville. Emily Jackson, 728 N.E. 9th ?venue. With reference to garbage she felt -1- MINTdTES REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING NOVEMBER 3~ t969 if garbage was $207000 in the red and there are 4200 families with garbage pickup and rates are raised $9.00 per year per family, this %~uld bring in additional revenue of $37~800. She indicated she thought city should charge $2.00 and see if it can't get out of the red and keep the best city service we now have. IT would be faim ~to people working in the department and fair To citizens o~ Boynton Beach. Eddie Mitchell~ 329 N.E. i2th Ave. - In a paragraph of MayorTs letter to Mitchell h~, made inquiry why the hiring of blacks in City Hall had to be turne~ver tO C~ty t~t.t?rney~ since there is a civil ~ervice beard. He asked i~ the~e was a dlfferent set of ~ules fo~ blacks. BIDS A. OPENING - One Psssen~er ElevatOr Mayor called for receiving of bids for passenger elevator for City Hall. ~o Michael moved that receiving of bids be closed. Motion seconded by Mr. Summers and motion c~rried 5-0. No one was in audience in regard to Opening of Bids. There was only one bid. P~BLIC .AHDIENCE - Continued Mayor ~allo replied to Eddie Mitchell's inquiry that he had asked the City ~ttorney if the Civil Se~viee test had to be a written test~ or if they could inTe~iew individuals making application for the job through Personnel Director. Rev. Lee, 407 N.W. 9th Bvenue - Ma~e inquiry if the resolutio~ discussed last Thursday %~utd be on The agenda and he was advised it would come under ~Oth'er~ on the agenda, Rev. WhiTe~ 152 N.E. 12th Avenue~ asked about resurfacing and repaving of streets. Mayor said they were in controversy with the contractor. City Attorney advised that there is a limitation under the terms of the contTact. The o~.~er of Boynton Taxi~ said they would take To The poils: free charge~ anyone that did not have transportation, William H. Miller~ 1212 N.W. 1st Street~ complained about the streets in his section of the city were ~rse, and in deplorable condition: Than any place in Palm Beach County. He felt the filling of gravel in holes was throwing away money. City Manaqer~ Grady Court'ney - With reference To the meeting held with a representative from FHA in Miami said it was his intent to help the Council by pinpointing this particular meeting to hear the man and leamn more about what could be done in reference to Rev. Lee~s request. He megTetTed it caused council to be c~itiaized because it was his intent to help and he felt it was misconstrued in the press. Further reference -2- MINUTES REGULAR CITY CO~CIL MEETING NOVEMBER 3, 1969 to streets - he said something is being done to correct drainage and the city needs $360,000 to $400~000 to complete the project. He replied to Emily Jackson that the city was trying to take what we had from last year and put together with new budgeted money thereby cutting the cost. Rev. White - Asked how council can sit and allow so much for one section and none for black section. He felt the whole black section had been neglected. Ezell Hester, 1106 N.W. 1st Street. Since Mr. Moreno is going to pick up garbage he felt he should put a secretary dov~ stairs and let him pay her and not let the city bill everything for Mr. Moreno. BID OPENIN~ - One bid by Montgomery Elevator Co., Motine, Illinois. ~. Michael mo~d that bid be rejected because he felt there was no need for elevator in City Hall. Motion died for lack of second. Bids sent to 18 people and only 1 bid was received. Mr. Nylund moved that bid be turned over to tabulating committee for their recommendation. Motion seconded by Mr. Collins and motion carried 3-2. Hr. Summers and Mr. Michael voted Mrs. Padgett was instructed to open the bid, %.~ich she read in the amount of $10~595~ to be completed i~ 180 days and does not include construction work. SEWAGE PROJECT - ~orce Main 12~ - AWARDING The Mayor announced that bids had been received at 4:30 P.M. on Sewage project. Mr. Allen, Mrs. Padgett and City ~anaqer were present. It was necessary to open at this time so City Engineer had time to check and see if bids met the specifications. Engineer's recommendation was to award to low bidder E.N. ~Jurray of Buena Vista, Ga. for $79,439. ~r. Michael moved that the city accept engineers recommendation for Force Main t2L, seconded by Mr. Sun~ners and carried 5-0. P~BLIC HEDgiNG - Request for change in zoning Parcel 1 & 2 - Caldos requests - Stanley Weaver, Chairman of Planning and Zoning Board appeared to report the Board had just met to consider Parcel 1 ~ Parcel 2 requests of Caldos now before council, and it was their recommendation that beth requests be granted, however, with strings attached as to landscaping~ etc. ~r. Forrest Wallace appeared and asked if they had any idea what the strings attached pertained to. He referred to moratorium on future building in Boca Raton, if the present building trend continues, an in- crease in sewer system or sewer system converted over to ocean out-fall. No residents appeared Caldos. in favor of or in opposition to the two requests of MINUTES CITY COUNCIL MEETING NOVE[~iBER 3: 1969 l~. Summers moved that the council not vote on these two requests until official minutes from Planning & Zoning Board are received. Motion sec- or, ed by Mr. Ny!und and motion carried 5-0. ORDINANCES - 2nd READING No. 69-35 - igcrease in taxi rates. M~, [,rioore read Ordinance No. 69-33 on second reading to increase the taxi rates. Mr. Nytund moved to accept Ordinance NO. 69-53~ seconded by Mr. Michael and motion carried 5-0. No. 69-56 - increase in, impounding and redemption fees. i,~r. I4oore read Ordinance No. 69-36 on second reading, to increase im- pounding and redemption fees. ~ir. },~ichae! moved to accept Ordinance No. 69-36, seconded by Mr. Nylund and motion carried 5-0. ~o. ~9-37 r ~eclarati°n of intent to annex - Oliver Lend Corp. ~. Moore read Ordinance No. 69-37 declaring intent to annex re Oliver Land Corp. on second reading. He recommended that Planning Board's recommendation be included in the advertising notice. Motion by F~. Nylund that Ordinance 69-37 be approved on second reading: seconded by Mr. Summers and motion carried 5-0. OR, DINANCES - 1st ~BDI/~G No. 69-34 - Anti-noise - Mr. Moore read Ordinance 69-34 an Anti-noise ordinance. Mr. Summers moved that Ordinance 69-34 be accepted on first reading. Motion seconded by Mr. Collins and motion carried 3-2. M~. Nylund and Mr. Michael voted ~no.': No. 69-35 - Uae of firearms with council approval - Reference to annual turkey shoot~ Mr. bloore recommended that the request for use of firearms under consideration as Ordinance 69-55 could be covered under existing Ordinance as it appears in Section 17-49. I,~. Michael moved that this be removed from table Co= discussion. Motion seconded by M~. Summers and motion carried 5-0. ~ z~r. Michael moved that Ordinance 69-35 be st~icken from the agenda. ~kption seconded by Mr. Summers and ca. rried 5-0.~ No. 69-38 - Bus Franchise - l~r. Moore read on first reading Ordinance 69-38 re bus franchise by Joseph Tomherg. He explained that this is a license for public conveni~no~and not really a franchise - operators would have to be approved and under each eirsumstance the perticular individuals %,~uld have to be approved. Mr. Summers moved that Ordinance 69-38 be passed on first reading; seconded by l~Ir. Collins and motion carried 5-0. -4- MINUTES REGULAR CITY COUNCIL F~ETING NOVE&tBER 5: 1969 RESOLUTIONS ~solution 69-FF regarding requirements for Fire Department, ~ir. Michael moved that Resolution 69-FF be passed. Seconded by Mr. N~lund and motion carried-5-0. Resolution No. 69-GG - 14r. l~ore read Resolution 6S-GG pertaining to approval by Housing g Urban Development. This was passed at request of Rev. Lee so his church group could qualify for federal aid to build an apartment complex for approximately 100 families. (lO0%mortgage guar- antee by Miami mortgage company and occupants to receive up to 70% rent supplement paid by federal government.) Mr. Summers moved that Resolution 69-GG be passed $ seconded by Mr. Nylund and motion carried 4-1. l{r. k~iohaet voted OTHER Consider the necessity for or_~_dinance to control cats. ~?~yor Gallo stated that he had requested agenda for consideration of the Council. inoculated ~or rabies the same as dogs.. this i~em to be placed on the He felt that cats should be Richard Bennett, Sterling Village appeared protesting continuation of cats running loose and damaging property and killing birds in $ to%~ supposed to be a bird sanctuary. ~. Verge~ 203 S.W. 9th - urged passing of ordinance to control cats from running loose. Mr. Albert Wehrell - agreed with Mr. Bennett. He said they did cause a lot of disturbance in that section of to~ and they do kill birds. J. T. Kelley: Sterling Village voiced his opinion that their freedom from annoyance in Sterling Village from dogs was because of the dog ordinance. He insisted they be protected from cats. Since there are 1500 people in the village he felt this should be given serious con- sideration and ~as not a laughing matter. l~Ir. Summers moved that the City Attorney be instructed to draw up an ordinance controlling cats. Motion seconded by M~. Collins and motion carried 3-2. Mr. Nylund and Mr. Michael voted Eddie Mitchell - after City Attorney returns with ~indings this cer- tainly t~i!l c~eate anothez job and he requested that a colored man be considered for the job of "Cat catcher~. -5- MINUTES REGULAR CITY COUNCIL ~ETING NOVEMBER 5, 1969 Resolution No. 69-HH - Re Loan First Bank & Trust Co. Reference to revising loan commitment by First Bank g Trust Co. to loan city $160,000, M~. Moore read Resolution 69-HH~ to change interest rate ~o. 5.5. MotionbyP~. Nylund to accept Resolution 69-HH as read by Mr. Moore. Seconded by Mr. Michael and motion carried 5-0. QLD BUSINESS Consider contractual agreement with Dept. of Transportation ~T~affic Light U.S.~i at N.E. 2nd Ave. ~On ~he table) Left on the table. Recess for 10 minutes. Discuss bills to be presented to Legislative Clinic - November 25, t96S. ~4r. }~Oore advised that under the new constitution the legislative clinic is swamped with the enactment of special legislation. The~e is a pro- vision wherein you can handle much of the requests on a loea! level and that is %~;hat the legislators want and unless the matter is a routine one they will discourage it~ will recommend that it be handled on a refer- endum basis locally. Mr. Michael moved that the City of Boynton Beach su~it to the Legisla- tive Clinic the request to increase interest rate item and also the method of investing pension fund. Motion seconded by}-~. Nylund and motion carried 5-0. Eze!l Hester said he felt the Mayor should be elected directly instead of indirectly, He and Eddie Mitchell felt if a negro ran many do not vote for him because if he got the highest number of votes he might be mayor and odds are against him. Rev. Lee recommended precincts. f,~s; Jac!~on said this ~,~utd cost some money because it v~uld be a ~ne man vote. No action taken on this. ~DMINISTP~ATIVE - Presentation of nominess for City Councilmen. A letter f~om~Loren'Blacket~r withdrew his petition as candidate for City Council. I,~r. Mio/lael moved that the nominees as presented by City Clerk be accepted as ~o!lows: Vernon Combs~ Vetma Eartey~ James Gallo, Emily Jackson~ Robert Scheurem, Tel~ry Surber and Forrest Wallace. }4orion seconded 'by Mr. Summers and motion carried. ~roclamation for Elections - ~yor Gallo issued a Proclamation that the ima~ be held November 18th and General Election, December 2nd for election of City Councilmen. Appoint Election Board. - The mayor read a memo submitted by the City -6- MII%~JTES REGULAR CITY COU/qCIL Iv~ET/~IG NOVEMBER 3~ 1969 eterk listing individuals who have called in wanting to serve on the election board: 1. Walter J. Verge 2. Mrs. Edna Hess 3. }~rs. Marie Olds 4. M~s. P. Ven Devender 5. Mrs, Marion Moran 6. l.lrs. Helen Brul! 7. lzi~s. Lizzetta Te~gesen 8. Pfiss Dorothy Shepperd 9. ~i~s, Mildred Ha llier 10 ~ Mrs. Dorothea Rich 11~ Mrs. Mildred Dodson 12. }~s. Thetma 13. Mrs. Lilly l~adsen 14. l~s. ]~thryn Flook 15. Mr. Lloyd ~ostwick 16. Mrs. He,riot Bouton 17. Mrs. Emna %Secret 18. M~s. Jan 19. Mms, Nancy Bannerman After discussion as to how you get on the election boa~d~ Rev. Lee submitted ~D names as follo%,~s: Ann %fhite~ 152 N.E. 12th Ave. ~ Phone 752-1930; Barbara Butler~ 204 N.E. 12th~ Phone 732-2761 and agreed to come up with additional n~me on Nov. 4th. Mr. Michael moved that council accept the list as ~ead ~ together with the t~,fo names submitted by Rev. Lee and the one he is going to submit. Motion seconded by }~. Summers and motion carried 5-0. Discuss contractual agreement to furnish Water & Sewe~ outside City limits, Left on table. Motion by Mr. Michaet; seconded by hr. Nylund and motion carried 5-0. Authorization requestedfor signing contract for ~arbage g t~ash pickup, Mr. Summers moved that the City Attorney draw up the contract in accord- anee with the bid specifications with amendments as suggested by the City Manager and submit same'to council for approval. Motion seconded by hr. Collins and carried 5-0. ~. Michael moved that since the responsiblity of the City Menager and Public Works Direeto~ has been reduced by garbage going Out to private company that their salaries be reduced proportionately to their re- duction in ~esponsiblity 10% and 22% ~espectively. Motion died for lack of second. Consider melease of Bond - Section 1~ L(isureville. Reference to ~eleasing Bond for Section 1~ Leisurevi!!e - this %~as tabled. ~,~otion by 1~. Nylund~ seconded by Mr. Michael and motion carmied 5-0. MINI1TES REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING NOVEMBER 3, 1969 .L..ist of Payments made. in Septe.mbe~... l'[otion by Mr. Nylund~ seeonded by }{r. }~ichaei that list of payments made in Septembe~ be accepted. Motion unanimously ca,tied. ~.pproval of Bills ih. Michael moved that City Manager Be given permis.%ion to pay bills up to $1~O00 instead of only up to $500. Motion seconded, by lit. Suma%ers and motion ~azr0ied 5-0. Reference to Chamber of Commerce bill in amount of $1:232,72. Nylund moved that the request to pay bill be granted as follow, s: That $394.57 be taken out of last year's budget and $838.35 be taken from 1969-70 budget. Motion seconded by M~. Summers and motion carried 5-0. ADJOUR~NT Meeting adjoumned at appro)~imatety tl P.M. CITY OF BO~YNTON BEACH, F~ORIDA ff Vfncen~ d. G~o ,' Sr., Mayoz~ Thomas City Clerk/ Le.~.xh. ard E. -Nylund ,- C~llm~.n -8- PAYHENTS HADE I?{S~pr,_ TF-..kIBER BY DATE SEp?~SES 2 , 1969- Smp?m.~m~ 3 , 1969- SEpAEzfs~s 4 , 1969- S~pr~sms ~ · I~Gg- Smm~x~m~ 9 , 1969- 10, 1969- !1, 1969- t2, 1969- 13, 1969- t6, 1969- 17, 1969- 18, 1969- 23, 1'969- 26, !969- 29, 1969- 30, 1969- .... 13,057.11 733.1 7 - 8~5o 65 - t 1,090. 41 - -305.52 - - 206. 24 - 1,595.23 5 7, 498. 70 39, 605.58 7~$. 58 1,965.03 396. 55 i 52. O0 O, 055~ 39 1,230. 94 247. O0 20, 67~. 62 - - 5. 7~.~? PAYiLEi?-TS H~DE BY FUNDS SEWER REVEAIUE FUI~D ...... - - - - ~,870.94 s~[~ & W~.TE.e DEPOSIT FUA7 ........ ~2, ~80. 79 2'iR~EN'S R 7,~~ ~ ~'~-~- ........ 943.18 R~TIRE.~EN'-~ TRL~S? F&~VD _ .... 84.10 W~TE~ D~ , - .... - zYOSITORS FUZZD - - - 1, !13. 06 ....... 1,307. ~0 .~Ui~IGIPAL SWir~ffI~VG POOL BO~D FO~D PUBLICITY FO%VD _ - - - - 28.79 UTILITY GE2{ER2L FOT~D- - _ - ..... ~, ?18. ~9 POLIGE RETIRE2~EI~T FSk6B .... - - - 2, 692. 93 ESCROW FU2ID _ _ - - 6~. 12 OIYIG GENTER BOND SI~%:Kii%~G FUND- _ _ - - 18.09 BO YNTOE BE~ 9H ~eHORI~L PARK ...... - .96 SEWAGE DEPOSIT FU~ - _ _ - - 391.!0 ...... 7. O0 ~42, 666.1 t P2Y;¥ENTS N2DE £N ~o~ 1969 b~mm~E~ 2. 1969 969 aGENERAL FU#D 21653 WmrTT M~¢DowmLL 21654 21655 21656 G~ao~smL Bz~cm HOTEL 21.657 Or~Y om B.B. Wzrmn DE~T. 21658 SO~THEn~BE~L TE~mP~ONE GO. 21660 Ftonrm~ PowEa ~ £rssT Go. 21661 GommIssrom~ 21662 GrTr W2TER SYST~N REYENUE FU~rD 11861 W.~rTT N~cDowE~L 11862 Fno~rnA PowEn 11863 JSEWER REYENUE FU~¥D 2768 GrTY oE B.B. W~TEn DEPT. 2769 Fz, onrm,~ PowE~ ~ Lrs~rT Go. 4SEWER ~ WATER DEPOSIT FUlleD 0888 AccT. o~ G~snos Gon~. 0889 2CCT. oe G~LDos Gonp. 089~ AccT. OF G~L~OS Gonp. 132.00 2,343.75 125.00 24.00 98.79 15.50 6,080.38 3.50 !30.00 14.44 9,251.36 24.00 2,238.!9 4.50 266. 69 298.18 877.58 t, l-irs7 7 6 7.50 7. 50 7.50 22.50 ~FIRE~¥EN'S RELEIF ~ PENSION FO?ID 309 HzaoLs P. Hmaar~s 310 Jo~N ~. T~rTE ~RETIREHENT TRUST FUND 0575 OLZ~E R. WZLLZCm 0576 REN,~ B. G~nnzEn 0577 Fn,~rm JomvsoN FUND 21664 21665 21666 21667 21668 21670 I~Tmn~TrO~L 24.27 59.83 8~. 10 135.12 50.58 71. O0 256.70 SO~;THEai~ BELL TmLEPHOmE Co. 16.00 Tr~E TR-~FZLEaS I~XSUa~¢CE CO. 218.17 ZEp H~.w~F~cr~ar~ Co. 69. O0 OYTY OF ~.E. FT~E DEPT. ~. 75 !3, 057. !I 753. i~ TE~¥BEa 5~ PA Yi~E~TS HADE IN SEPTEIIB ~, 969 19S9 (aONr.) / GEN~iI£ FU~/D 21669 GrTr o~ B.B. PE~r~ G~sH ~0.49 21671 Do~v's F~aEs~o~E DE~n S~oaE 131.99 21672 DzHznco Taz~oa ~ I~RLENENT 00. ~1.00 21673 Brsczy~ Frae E~ur~. Go., INc. 5~.20 21674 LzM~a U~IFoa~s OF Hr~ ~5. O0 21676 &~mcm A~ Go~XON~e 169.90 21677 Im~m~?~om~s O~ H~E~s Assoc. 12.00 80~. 38 11864 / 2770 SYSTEH REYENUE FUlleD REYFNUE FUi~D DON ~S FIaESTONE DE.4LE~ STO~E 1969 TEWER ~ WATER DEPOSI? FU~VD 0891 AccT. oF OALDO$ Dz~. ~E~ERAL FUND G?. 77 6. O0 6. O0 7.50 21678 O.J. OUSLEY 5.00 21679 Or-~r oF B.B. PAYt~OLL FUND 7~09o.18 ~ 21G~O CITY OF B.B. Pomrcm Rmz. F¢mm 113.65 21681 City OF B.B. Fr~EmE~ REL.~Pmm. 91.20 21682 B.B. RET. T~ST F~v~ 182.19 21683 BoY~ro= CrTr r~D. C~mmrr UNION ~26.00 21684 Rosr~ ETE~ETZ 35.00 2168~ CrTr OF B.B. Pm~rY C~sm 127.82 21686 Rosmar~ TO~Ea~ i~.98 21687 Josmpm TOmmE~¢ 14. 37 21688 W~aam~ f~ 300.00 21689 C¢~rrs E. W~m¢~ 140.00 8, G4 7. 39 '~A?ER SYSTE~ RET~NSk6 FUND 11865 OITY OF B.B. PAYaOLL 1,491.78 1,491.78 SEWER & WATER DEPOSIT FU]ffD 0892 2cc~. o~ G~LDOS DEF. OoaP. 7.50 0893 ACCT. o~ G~LmOS Dmz'. Oo_~p. 7.~0 0894 Acc~. o~ O~oos DEe. Oo~p. 7.50 22.50 885.65 P~iYM~NTS M~4DE IN S~;~TE~B~R. 1969 (CONT.) 1969 '~ SEWER REYENUE FUND 2771 Or_zr o~ B.B. P~YRo~s F~m 1969 ~GENERAL FUND 21690 _~m~m~c~Rm~s L~mm I~vs. Go. '~WATER S_STEHY REYENUE~ FUND 11866 H.~C~F~C~rACEaS LrFE I~¢S. 11887 O. G. H~Nso~¢ 11868 Sr~LmY TL~P~ CO. WATER DEPOSITORS FUND 8362 lcc~. o~ J.W. PrPEs 8363 2ccr. oF S~Y ~S~WER REVEN~JE FUND 2772 Mz~c~rE~cT~Rm~Es L~Fm I~s. 2773 O.G. H~mso~¢ 9 8. 928. 74 ~EWER & W~TER 0895 2ccr. o~ 0896 ~ccr. o~ 0897 Accr. o~ 0898 Acc~. o~ 0899 Acct. OF DEPOSIT FUND 200.94 200.9~ 6.21 7~ 50 ~. 20 1~. 91 7.50 7.$0 1~. O0 Go. 5.67 ~. O0 9.87 G~os D~v. CoRp. 7.$0 O.g. H~soN I5.50 CAMPBELL GONSTRVCTYON 00.15.00 O~LDOS DEV. OO~P. 7.50 1969 G~.~ER2L FOTID 21691 OITY OF B.B. PETTY GAS.V, gATER SYSTEH REVENUE FUND 11869 G~rr cz B.B. PErrY 11870 Gs~s. N. Boos 11871P~zzR ~WATER DEPOSITORS FUND 8364 2ccr. om JOSEP~ ~. LrC~¢s~ 8365 2cc~. OF CH~S. N. Boos 8366 2cc~. OF PETER F. K~R~B~ 61. O0 50.87 .... ~0. 87 19.97 $. 32 ~.72 7.50 2~.00 7.50 11.090.~i 30~.52 PAYMENTS ~DE IN SEPTEH£ER, 1969 SEWER REKENUE FUND 2774 OrT~ oz~ B.B. PETTr G~SZ~ 26. 19 26.19 1969 JSEWER ~ WATER DEPOSIT FUND 0900 AccT. os O~t~ss Dmz. ~RETIRENENT TRUST FUND 0578 Jo~rN E. R~rrZEnSON, J~. GENERT_L FUND 21692 £n~cm Noom 21693 H~'rz~ BELL 21894 G~F 0~ P~om~c?s 2169~ Jo~ P~y 21696 T~u~ow E~Ec~o~cs 21697 B~o~ss Go~po~o~ OORP. 7.50 7.50 53.67 '53.67 15. O0 20. O0 1,051.69 46. O0 36. O0 18.75 185. 206.24 ~W2 TER SYSTEN REKENUE FUND 11872 RAY OLmSTE~D 11875 Louts N~sKEn 11874 E.F. JomEs 11875 B~srL FE~gVSON 11877 G.S. HcIurosm 11878 H.T. B~om ~WA TER DEPOSITORS FUND 8367 Acco~zN~ ox E. ~'. F~S~oN, J~. 8368 ACCOrrNT OF G~r~s. M~aE~N 8369 ACCOUNT oF Louts H~s~ma 8S70 ~CCOUNT OF EDWUN P. JONES 8373 ~cco~mz OF B. W. N~Ea 837~ ACCOUNT OF EFFIE AT~rNS ~$?~ ~CCOUNT OF JENS ~. fITTLESON 8377 ~CCOUNT OF G. S. HcImrosm 8378 ~cco¢~r OF H.T. B¢a~oN 1.80 3.84 12. 70 5.20 $. 20 5.20 $. 20 86.83 12.9. 7.50 7.50 7. 50 15. O0 7. 50 7. 50 7.50 7. 50 7.50 7.50 7.50 7. 50 PAYIIENTS i~iADE IN SEPTEMBER, 1969 SEPTEHBER 10, 196~~ SEWER ~ WATER DEPOSIT FU/¢D 0901 Accou¢¢~ OF C~dLDOS DE~'EL. CO~p. 7.50 0902 Acco¢~ OF G~os DEVE~. Co~. 7.50 0904 Acco~ OF A~mY Go~m 17.60 0905 Acco~ OF ~Y O~s~m~m 15.50 0906 Acco¢sr OF Lo¢ ~ 7.50 0907 Acco~ o~ Vrc~r ~o~ses~ 1~.50 0908 Acco¢~ o~ ~ss. H~s~ S~E~S 15~50 0909= Ac¢o~ OF G~OS DS~. GOSm 7.50 0910 ~ H~scrm 15.50 '1! 7.60 SEWER REYEiVUE FUND 2775 R~Y 2782 GULF OIL 1969 ~ GENERIL FUND 21698 C~Y OF 21 699 21 700 21 701 21 702 21 703 21 70~ 21 705 21 706 21 707 21 708 21 709 21 710 21 71i 21 712 2i 713 21 714 8. O0 60. 72 21.89 BOWE~ SuppLY 0o. I~c. 40.92 BoY~¢~o~ GUN ~ Cotm Smop 97.50 CITIES SEI~ICE OIL CO. 7~.10 0o~¢~o~ ~ECZ~L~S~S Co. 60.~0 FLO~ID~ EAST Co~sz R~ILW~Y Co. 6. O0 DEM~co T~uzo~ ~ ImP~m~s~ Go. 91.08 G~Z~o~s Lzs~z S¢mp~Es 29.99 Ga~F~r~m ~ MOO~E 160. O0 R. L. G~¢~mo~s P~m~?~me 6.50 Bozmrom A¢~o S=m~r Imc. 160.87 F~o~rs~ GOmC~X~m ~ P~om. Assoc. 20.00 A ¢~op~o~c~s Imc. 1~1. ~6 F~mm~o¢sm ESECT~ZC S~mRLY I~¢. 9.68 N~m~X~ D~mE & Go. 70.91 DO~SLEm~X & Go. I~¢. 2~. 10 Im¢~m~ Boo~ Go. ~8. 79 1,067. 19 ~WA TER 11879 11880 11881 11882 11883 1188~ 11886 11887 11888 11890 11891 11892 11895 SYSTEH REYENUE FUt~D J,~ CK BrmmLm $. O~ W~. 0 'B~rs~ 4.72 E~ms~ A. B~m~z~ 5.20 Lmo Bo~m~ 2.99 Ro~ g~o~m 1.79 HO~ES BY LEON 1.44 Homms ~ Lmo~ .64 A. A. R~sm 12.70 ~m~o~ Owm~s 3.04 F~xso~sx E~mc. S~mm~Y I~c. 98.20 J. P. G~o~, i~c. 39.7~ i, 595.2~ SEPTEMBER 11, SEPTEMBER 12, 1969 PAYMENTS MADE IN SEPTEMBER, 1969 196~ WATER 11894 li895 11896 11907 SYSTEM REVENUE FUND W. H. G~R~ZN ~ Go. SEWER REVENUE FUND 2776 2777 Lmo 2778 RONALD Szomm 2779 MEL~ON OWENS 2780 BoY~o~ A~o 2781 2783 RmF. SUPPLY INc. INa. ~SEWER ~ WATER DEPOSIT FUND 0911 AcCO~NW OF JAcm BImmLE 0912 G~As. Ros~ma 0913 ~cco~m~ oF LEO BonmN 0914 AccocN~ OF RONALD STONE 0915 ACCOCN~ OF JA~ES YOHEY 0916 ACCOCN~ OF HO~ES BY £~0~ 0917 ACCOCN~ OF HO~ES SY LEON 0918 ACCO~N~ OF OAHPBELL CONST. 0919 ACCO~N~ OF HO~ES Sr LEON 0920 ACCO¢N~ OF GALDOS GORP. 0921 ACCO~Nr OF HEL~ON O~ENS 0922 AccouN~ OF BENITO RODRIeUES ~WATER DEPOSITORS FUND 8379 ACCOUNT OF W~. O'BRIEN 8580 ACCOUNT OF ERNEST 8681 AccouNT OF DEAN FOCZNA ~RETIRE~¥ENT TRUST FUND 0580 RETIREMENT P~AXS INC. GENERAL FUND 21715 MotoRoLA G ~ E INc. 21716 ALLTED CHLORrNE ~ C~tE~CICAL 21 71 7 GCLmSZREA~ LU~E.~ Co, 217I~ [-IILsEZ ~ C-RIFFtTI~ INC. 21 719 JAc~r' s C~rE~A CENTE~ 21720 JEa~ EARL PONTrAC INC. (CONTD. ~ 101.15 11.37 12.00 B. 2B 29,7~t.58 8. O0 4. O0 4. O0 8.70 15.60 39.62 25, Gll. 51 25,696. 73 15 50 7.50 15.50 15.50 15.50 7.50 7.50 15.00 7.50 7.50 16.20 25.00 7.50 7. 50 7.50 15. O0 37.50 800. O0 800. O0 57, ~98.70 39.00 71.48 24.30 62.95 22.80 28.94 S~?T~BER 12, 1969v C P~YMENTS HADE IN SEPTEffBER, 1969 ~ENERAL FUND 2172! 21 722 21 723 21 724 21 725 2! 726 21 727 21 728 21 729 21 730 21731 21 732 21 733 21 734 21 79~ 21 736 21 797 21 739 21 740 21 741 2! 742 IWA TER 11897 11898 1 ! 899 11900 1190I 11902 H.F. MZSON E~UIPI~ENT CORP. MODEa~Z F~.~SZEaS Ii~c. ~ODERN ~00FI$¢~ ~ ~IR OOND. G. J. Pr~NzY-Bowzs INc. Rrcs No,oRs INc. So~rs~a~ P~E~ Go. E~RL W~LL~CE FORD, INC. Cr~Y oF B.B. P~Yao~s ~D 12, GrTY OF B.B. Po~cE R~. Cz~Y OF B.B. FraE~'s REL.P~s. B.B. R--~am~mmr Ta~s~ Fras~ B~z ~ fa~s~ ~SEWER 2785 2 786 2787 240. O0 68.25 106. 10 428.52 5. O0 5. O0 37. O0 24. O0 63.20 20.19 20.90 23.60 l $~ 79 70. O0 644~ 75 113. 80 91.20 403.56 UN. ?59. O0 1 O, 229.84 212.1 ? 2~, B ~!. 06 11 7. O0 55 7. 60 3, 406. 80 47. 89 42.07 2~ 667. 79 G, 839.15 68.05 632.64 814.34 1,515.03 ~SEWER & WATER DEPOSIT FUh~D 0924 ;¢¢¢o¢N~ OF ~.4LDOS CORP. 7. 50 HONIGiPAL SWINlfING BOOL BOND FUND 316 T~iE G~z,~sm ~%~NS.~T~Z B~NK qPUBLIGITY FUND $13 Sm~cn~s_~ BANS Boos~mas gam, aTmn B.B. CsA~rsma 315 Gam~m~ B.B. CIt~ma t4. O0 14. O0 150. O0 o~' ao~,n~ ~,751/4 7 OF Co~m 1,018.9t $, 920. 38 SEPTEHBER 12, SEPTENBER 15, $~PTEHBER 16, SEPTEHBER 1 7, PA YHENTS HADE 1969 UTILITY GENERAL FUND 003 R~rssm~ ~ Axon 004 SEASOA~t) OoAs'r Lr~m RAr~_~o~ IN SEPTEHBER, 1969 (¢o~. ) 1,396.38 42.08 1, ~$8.46 39,60~. 58 I969J GENERAL FUND 21743 Grr~' 21744 438.98 296.60 735.58 N~TEB SYSTEH REVENUE FUND 969 gGENERAL FUND 8,00 B. O0 743.58 21745 Rzso Gosm 221.10 21 746 Js~q~ Gosr. 312.10 21 747 Jos~ ~_ Ro~z To~s~ 334. O0 21 748 F~E~nrc~ E. Ho~swo~ 15. O0 217~9 SEr¢~L ~ WES~ Assoc. 50.00 21750 Wz~ C. W~EEz~ J~. T~. Acc~. ~.25 ~ ! BOY~TO~ A~TO E~ppLY, I~C. 330. 6~ 21752 Tmo~s f. TIDWELL 126. O0 2175~ G~ L. Os~s~ 21. O0 1,414.09 WATER SYSTEH REVENUE FUND 11904 POST.~ZSTE~ ~50. O0 11905 BoYi¢~o~ A~o S~pp~Y 1.16 ~SEWER REVENUE FUND 2788 BoYN?ON WE~ ~ P¢mp 359,18 2789 Bo~,~o~r A~TO $~p~ 25.60 'WATER DEPOSITORS FUND 8383 Acco¢~ o~ JzmEs R. 384.78 7.50 7.50 ?SEWER ~ WATER DEPOSIT FUND 0925 ACCO¢N~ OF OALDOS DEF. 7.50 7.50 1,965.03 969 ~GENEBAL FUND 21754 C~r OF B.B. PETTY OAS~ 64.85 21755 G~Y OF B.B. PETTY C~SH 55. 78 21 756 E~wzs~ P~c.~ Co~s, J.a. 167. O0 2s7. SEPTEMBER l 7, PAYMENTS MADE IN SEPTEMBER, 1969VWATER SYSTEM REFENUE FUND 11906 Homms sY LEom 11908 J~NEY 11910 SEWER REFENUE FUND 2793 Gr?Y oF B.B. SEWER ~ WATER DEPOSIT FUND 0926 AccouN~ oF Ho~rms sY LmoN 0927 Aeco~ OF W~. Bm~a~ 0928 D. C. L~m~ER~ 0929 R. O. Sa~ma 09~ Acco~ e~ ff~os Dmz. CoRm. JWA TER DEPOSITORS FUND 8384 ACCOUNT OF J~NEY HODSES 18. 1969~ G~ERAL FUND 21757 Enw~RD Gu~mRzm 21 758 N.~H~N~EL A~EXAmDER 21 759 ~YNFOnD Lmm Gmmszma 21760 J.D. ~x 1969 ~GENEBAL FUND 21761 OIzY OF B.B. P~YROZ,~ 21762 GrTY OF B.B. PoL. Rm~. FD. 21763 Cr~Y OF B.B. FrRE~mN'S REL. 21764 B.B. 21765 21 767 21 768 2! 769 WATER SYSTEM REYENUE FUND 11909 Gr~Y OF B.B. PAYROLL 11911 Rom ~N E~mam~T ~SEWER REYENUE FUND 2790 GTTY OF B.B. PAYROLL FUND 1969 5.20 · 6~ 1,13 6.97 5. ~-g 5.4-5 7.50 15.50 15.50 ~3.00 7.50 7.50 96. 55 1!.00 11.00 10.00 20.00 52.-0-0-- 52.00 6, 5~2.57 II~. 48 91.20 172.20 500. O0 196. O0 56.25 56.25 BO. O0 7, 607. 75 1,528.$~ 60.00 1,588.$~ , 799.80 799.60 SEPTEHBER 19, PTEHBER 22, 1969 TEHBER 23, 1969 PA YHENTS HADE IN SEPTEHBER, 1969]SEWER ~ WATER DEPOSIT FUND 0923 Acco~N~ OF G~mos DE~. 0932 Acco~m~ o~ G~os Go~. 0933 Ac¢o~ o~ G~sos Go~. 0934 Acco~N~ o~ G~os Go~P. GENERA 21770 21 771 2t 772 ~O~P. YWATER 11912 ~1913 L FUND Do~'s F~aESrONE DE. LEa STOaE S~ SYSTEH RE?ENUE FUND SEWER RETENUE FUND 2791 Az~maEw J. PEck: 2792 Do~ 's FIJ{ESTONE ~SEWER ~ WATER DEPOSIT FUND 0935 G~a~E~'s A~z~rc SrATZON 0936 Account o~ AN~mW J. P~c~ 0937 AccouNT om G~LDos Dmz. Goam. 0939 Account ox GAzsos Goap. G~NERAL FUND 21773 21774 21775 21776 21777 1969 SEWER ~ WATER DEPOSIT FUND 0940 Acco~m~ om G~Lmos Goap. 0941 Acco~mT o~ O~m~s Oo~p. 0942 ~cco~N~ o~ C~L~os Goa~. 7. 50 7. 50 7. 50 7.50 7. 50 37.50 1 O, 035. 39 184.80 919.89 35. O0 5.95 15.00 1.40 · ,9. O0 10.40 20.50 16.90 7.50 7.50 7.50 59.90 1,230.94 10.00 i0.00 10.00 62.00 .,125.00 217.00 7.50 7.50 ?. 50 ~ 50 247.00 PAY~ENTS ~IXDE IN SEPTE~BER, 196.9 969 JGE1VEBAL FUND 21778 gr~y o~' B.B. P~ssrcrzY 21779 PLEasurE I~n~sznrms 21780 HmmnY HoLmEs ~WATER SYSTEM RETENUE FUND 11914- B~oo~:s P~om~c~s SEWER REYEI~UE FUND 3, 191.75 58.50 450. O0 3, 700.25 415. O0 415. O0 97.18 97.18 SEWER ~ WATER DEPOSIT FUND 09.~4~!~¢¢~, OF ~'~4LI)OS Oot~p. 7.50 0945 XCel. OF C~LDOS Go~P. 7.50 0946 D~'r~o Yo¢m~ 15.~0 1969~G~'NERAL FUND 21781 Gr~Y OF B.B. PEr~Y C~sm 115.57 21782 Cr'~Y OF B.B. PETTY C~s~¢ 52.79 168.36 gEWER ~ WATER DEPOSIT FUND 0947 ~cc?. oe O~,mos Oo~P. 0948 Acer. o~ G_4L~OS Go~p. 7.50 7.50 15.00 1969 GEA~ERAL FUND 21 783 G.J. O~ISLEY 15. O0 21 784 /{riCE DElCt~ICK 1 5. O0 21785 Lr~D~ E~r~ 7.50 21786 B.B. PO~CE Dzp~r~z~r 122. O0 21 787 JOYCE Jo~so~ 9~. O0 2~788 CrTY oF ~.~. P~Y~OLL F~mD 14,006.2~ 21789 O~y o~ B.B. Pot~cm RE~. F~. 108.80 21790 O~ ~ o~ B.B. F~E~EWs R~5. P~s. 91.20 21 791 B.B. RE~z~z~z T~s~ F~-r 335.02 21792 Boymzom 0'~ FEU. G~. U~o~v 808.00 2179~ BP 0~ Go~po~yo~ 113.05 21795 BE~E Ex~mr~e Go. INc. 18. O0 2! 796 B~sz ~cr~c, Imc. 21.00 21797 Boy~o~ G.~ ~ Oo~ S~o~ 5~. 50 21 798 G. Oo~s E~cr~c 306. 00 21 799 Oo~ Rzco~ms, I~c. 55.00 21811 No~s H~mr~Es~o~ 161. O0 16, 3~5.81 242.93 183.36 C 26, PAYMENTS M,4DE IN .gEPTENBER, 1969 29, 1969 1969 ~W,4TER 11915 11916 11917 11918 SYSTEM REVENUE FUND a~rY o~ B.B. P~YaOL~ '4 ~ B P~ ~ S~p~Y Go. SEWER 2795 2796 2798 2799 2800 REVENUE FUND ~TTY OF ~.~.P~Y~OLL F~J~ W~E LEm B~ow~ AW£ I~sz~rEs ~WATER DEPOSITORS FUND 8385 ,4cer. oF C.E. 8386 ,40c~. ~SEWER ~ W,4TER DEPOSIT FUND 0949 Acc~. OF OALDO$ DEv. 09.50 2¢CT. O~ O~mOS ~. 0951 ~¢C~. Or G~nmOS DEF. 0952 ,4cc~. o~ ,4aTrE KELZON 0953 .4car. o~ W~z~ LEE B~ow~ 0954 ,4cc~. o~' Do~e~s E~E ~O£IGE RETIREME~T FI~rD 0651 Jomm WrmSLOW ~RETIREMENT TRUST FUA;D 0581 JoE Owz~ G~V~ERAL FUND 21800 WES~Eam P~S~SH~;¢s Go. 21801 H~RpEa ~ Row PUBLISHERS 21802 21803 AmF~mcE Ar~ Oom~r~rom~m~, Imc. 21806 R~o CORp. 21806 Rzso 21808 RO~aT~ 21809 JOSEp~ 1,965.37 1.84 80.85 797.57 2, 845.63 776.95 1.95 487.32 16.50 63.65 !, 346, 37 7.50 7.50 15. O0 7.50 7.50 7.50 15.50 15.50 15.50 69.00 55.12 55.12 2.69 2.69 87. 41 22.14 72.24 60.90 24. 70 14.10 66.23 31.36 28.33 86.41 20, 6 79.62 29, P2YHEffTS HI~E IN SEPTENBEB, 1969 1969 JGEffER.4L FUND 21813 BormToN 21814 C[~s S~a~c~ Oz~ Oo~p~wY 37.95 21815 2u~opaonuc~s, INC. 271.08 21816 B~Ea ~ T~YLea Go. 3.97 21817 DOUBLEDAY ~ Go., INc. 8.93 21819 DEm~co Ta~c~oa ~ I~pLzmzmT Go. 85.09 21821 Jom_~ B. 9UNMLE 2~.00 21823 INe~ Boo~ Go. ~8.33 21824 E~s~ Oo~Sr Frae E~rp~E~ 29.00 21~25 G~o~ G~LTmaT Go. 33.18 21826 DEcK BLIc~ ~7.01 21827 GEo. W. FowLma Go., Ima. ~!.~0 21828 GxYLOaD L~a~aY SUPPLIES ~0.00 2182B B.L. Ga~o~s Pazz~rr~ze ~9.65 21830 ~xs~aEz~ Pazss L~c. 2~7.61 21834 J~c~'s 21835~J~c.~sozz 21838 L~ Fi YZ r ~m R~D r o ~ Zc ~.a emi c s 299.95 ~ 0 ~183~ ~t~rTT H~CDOWZLL 8.20 21~i NElsoN's gza~z 53.60 21~2 P~c~D GsE~rcAL Go. 19.60 21845 Reso G~R W~ss 15.$0 218~ R~N~Ea 2!8~ Pe~Ea P~r~ Go. 30.85 2,834. 'WATER SYSTEN REVEffUE FUND 11919 D~s HE~Ea ~ S~p~LY Go. 148.00 11920 A~ropao~c~s, INc. 57.91 11921 GoN~zS OORPORtTION 68.50 2 74.41 ~SEWER RET£'f~UE FUND /2797 ~Topaomu¢~s, I~c. 1.58 2801 F~z~Ea~D E~r~zEar~ Go. Ii~c. 2, 02~.10 2802 Bossr _~NILTON ! 7. O0 2804 DOm~LD L. REEVES 25.~0 Z, ~i t. 93 PAYIYENTS HADE II¢ SEPTEHBER, 1969 1969 uWA TER DEPOSITORS FUND 8387 H~s. FLoR~ B~owm 7.50 7. 50 / ~EWER ~ WATER DEPOSIT FUND 0955 Aac~. oF 0956 Acc~. o~ G~n~os Co~. 0957 Accz. o? G~Lnos Oo~P. 7.50 7.50 7.50 22.50 ~ ESGR~f FUND ~1 7 BoYi~roN 21 7. 58 1969 GENERAL FUilrD 21846 JoH;v Bnr~To~; 8.00 21847 Gn~mAm Wrsnr~m G~n~s ~!.00 218~8 U.S. POS~SrEn 563.55 218~9 K~Y Fn~czs Wr~L r~s 10. O0 21851 E~orsE D~vrs 10. O0 21852 K~ESrr.=~ Nrxo~ !.00 21853 ~o~ ~?rxo~ !0.00 21854 NcOosrz W~Ens I0. O0 -2!.855 No~m H~nm~ms~om i5. O0 21856 W~I~T ~cDo~zmLL 132.00 21857 i~hm~FACrSL~EnS Lr~E I~s. Go. 204.02 21858 B~t~E G~oss-B~E S~rz~n 76.50 21859 Bs~ O~oss-Bn~E S~r~sn 278.20 21860 BLuE G~oss-B~E S.~r~ns 1,596.0~ 21861 GEmE ~oo~ 125. O0 21862 T~7ss~as I~¢sun~cE Co. 251.61 21863 J.B. Fn~zr~n 61. O0 21864 Gr~r o~ B.B. FrnE DE~T. 384.82 21865 GI~x oz B.B. PE~rY G~s~ 33.76 21866 TE~s~m~ Pnonuc~s 250.00 21867 Enrc F. Y~LSOp B~srmEss I~vc. 85.00 21868 Lz~n~ EsLz~ 12.85 21869 ~rss r~ ~ns~ 100.00 21870 S~nr F~Ls~n 73.~5 21871 G~rY oF B.B. PE~Y GA~m 46.45 21872 W~L~r~m R. H~mr~o~ 15.00 21873 A~ms GmE7~oLE~ Go. 39.96 21875 B-P 0~, Go~po~Arrom 14.~0 21876 BE~ Exzm~mL~Tm~s Go., Imc. 1~00 21877 Bmnnm~s ~m~m~rrs~m~ D~spn~YS 3.50 21878 Brsc~rmm F~E E~rp~Et~ Go., Imc.2Dg. 00 21880 D~s. Cox, Fon~Aw, ~ Y~ssom 8.00 5, 768. ~ 7 (CONTD) P2YI~ENTS IffJtDE I~l SEPTEHB£R, 1969(aomTm) 30, i969 GENERAL FUND (GONTD) 21881 CITIES Smn~rcm OIL 21882 Co~m~cm N~ro~ K~Y f~azo~ Rrc,~ Ho~oas, R~ry CO~STSUCTIO~ R~Sr~ Ooms~e~o~ Co. 21900 S~S~z~so~ SEEm S~o~E 2! 901 Tuc.r~ ~ Jo~mso~, Go. 21902 D~. G~ES E. ~, 219~4 Z~ox Ooapoa~zo~ 21907 $O~2HE~ B~ T,~so~ Oo 2190~ : ' 219~0 HcO~r~ SZ~ES o~ F~o~r~, I~a. 2~9~:~ F~os~mz POWE~ ~ CO. 2191:7 O~pXz~ LEaSt,ye Con~. 2191:8 219~9 2~9~0 ~ a Row 219~1 Do~s~EmAY ~ Go. Iyc. 22922 A 2~923 Ae~opson~czs I~c. 219~4 JOSEp~ 21925 TmE BLOSSO~ SSOppE 219~ Bo~ro~ ~ro S~2~Y I~c. 90~!5 103. O0 180. O0 49.49 412.55 !5.00 95.40 2 78.39 CoRp. 750. $0 GoR~. 39. 76 9. 28 52. 28 64.60 95. O0 42. I0 302.95 25. O0 16. O0 35.57 46.90 539.40 5. O0 20.82 ! 20. O0 238.35 13. ~0 56.25 452.50 792.81 ~, 347.13 1,080. O0 636. ~9 85. O0 32. O0 250. O0 336. 02 15~.~7 70. Ol ~. 52 ~. 83 2~. O0 ! 25. 2 75. O0 8~. 50 102.80 40. 20 66. 90 Co. 231.65 PAYMENTS MADE IN SEPTEMBER, 1969 (CO~VTD) 30, 1969 ~GENER2£ FUICD (GONTD) 21930 E~sr Go,sT Frae E~pr. 180.00 21931 GEo. W. FOWLER Go., I~C. 12.50 21932 GEnERaL GHG TR~c~ 52.90 21953 R.L. G~o~s P~T~ 1~.10 21954 H~LSEY ~ GR~TS INC. 105.52 21955 NELSOn'S G~R~SE 54. O1 21936 R.£. POLK ~ GO. 185.00 21937 I~TERm~rrOm~ H~m.~OHEm. GORP. 38. 70 21938 G~? ©~ GOR~O~T~o~ 892,89 21939 PAm-2~ Pool 2~940 Srm~LEX T~mE BECORnER GO. 12.50 21941 P~ESS BrTTICK 87.06 21942 So~m LouSE FLORrS~ 7.50 219~3 DO~'S FrRESTOmE DEALER 207.~2 2i94~ G~L~STaE~ L~¥SER Go. 221.17 219~5 FOREST £~rE B~UE~Y 11.25 2i9~6 2Z~LETrC $~L~ ScRE~r~ GO. 62.22 21947 P~c~R~ GsE~rc~L GO. 56.50 219~8 S~OW 2vro REP~rR 2~.00 21949 D.H. S~T~ ~ 2SSOCr~TES 556.25 21950 AaCO P~LZSmZms GO.~: Imc. 15.71 2!9~k HAYES ~ BOs~SOm GO,ST. GO. 1,919.34 219~ A~C~ 2r~ Co~rTro~r~¢, I~c~ 52.30 219~TSO¢T~E~m BELL TELEPZONE Co. 38.00 2i9~7 Crrr OF B.B. W~TER DEPt. 557.10 219~ FA.~m~ PowEa & Lr¢HT Co. 5, 759.61 219~4 Crrr OF E.g. W~TER RET. F~10,772.95 220~G 220~? 220~ G~Tx o~ B.2. Smmcz~ Ass. Fm 2,03~.~3 G~r oF B.B. I ~ S F~mm 1,129.89 B.£. ~. Swr~srms Poon Fm. B.B. i~o~ P~m Fu~xm 5,350.~0 B.B. Fr~EmEm's RE. ~ PEm. ~. 229.46 O~TY o? B.B. SmwER RE~. F~ 912.00 G~TY o? B.B. P~s~r¢~rr F~D 8~.09 46,421-.98 'W2TER SYSTEH ~EKENUE FUND 11922 G.G. TRESLOWm 6.14 11923 GmOReE HoYr 10.34 11924 ALEX S~R~o 1.20 11925 P.L. STEVENSON 5.20 11926 MRS. Gs~Rmmcm DE£¥~LOT 21.88 11927 M~Um~CTVRERS Lr~E ImS. CO. 6.21 11928 B~E GROSS-BL~E S~rms~ 186.40 11929 ~;~TT N~CDOWELL 24.00 11950 Gs~sm H~T~ B~E, N. 2. 27.72 11931Grr~ o~ B.B. PErry G~sm 24.14 oEPTEHBE~ 30~ PAYNENTS HADE IN SEPTEfIBER, 1969 (GONTD) 1969 ~ATER SYSTEN REYENUE FrJN~ 11932 2L~,rmm 11933 ~s ELmcra~c~ S~p~rEs, i~c. 72.76 11934 B ~ H S~zs, INc. 68.31 11936 Emwzsms Ezzc~s~c Co~p. 37.50 11937 Fr~m E~urp~. S~s ~ Sma~rcE 10.60 11938 GEOTEC, Imc. 225. O0 t19~0 GuLF O~L Paomuc~s 71.38 11944 A~op~om~c~s I~c. 26,57 11945 Bo~zo~ A~o S~Pp~Y 9.87 i!9~6 G~L~ 0~ Gs~. 39.80 1!9~9 ~.~ Gs~o~E ~ OmEn. P~o. 129.80 11950 O~Y o~ B.B. SEwE~ RE~. Fo. 1~6.91 11961 0~ o~ B.B. GE~E~ Fm. 2,28~.71 119~2 G~Tr o~ B.B. SEwE~ ~ W~z~ 15.50 1198~ O~Y o~ B.B. W~z~ Dz~. 28.06 I19~5 F~o~m~ PowE~ ~ L~e~ Go. 2~20~.21 13, 980.62 SEWER 2805 2806 2807 2808 2809 2810 281I 2812 2813 2814 2815 28~6 2817 2818 2819 2820 2821 2822 2823 2825 28 6 REFEI6UE FUND P.L. STEP'EN$ON 9.40 i¥mNUFACT~rRERS LrFE I~S. Go. 5.9¢ B~ G~oss-B~v~ S~L~ 125.78 Gr~Y o~ B.B. PEr~Y Gzs~ 10.58 ~LLTED GHLO~rNE ~ CHEW. INC. 418.20 A~S~rE E~r~Z. ~ BE~r~S I~¢C. t~9.25 E~W~OS ELECZnrC Go~p. 15. O0 H~c~ GSE~¢~C~ Go~p~ 231.74 Bo~o~ WE~-P¢m~ GOn~. ~8.07 T~n L~w~ HOWE~ S~ES ImC. 189.00 UmI~ED ST~rES CONCrEtE PrPE 3,148,12 GULF O~L P~oo~czs 93.35 ~LLST~TE E~UIPT. ~ ~ENTALS ~00. 70 F~ r~s~v~s HOnSZ ~ Go. 89~. 15 A~EN I~SURZ~C~ 2~cY 325.00 A~op~o~c~s I~c. 6.89 BoY~o~ A~o S~p~Y 3.~3 GUL~ O~n Go~p. ~2.80 ~OYNTON ~ELL--PU~P CO~P. 166.7~ H~CH C~Z~rC~ Co., I~c. 8.11 (CONrD) PAY~ENTS IYADE IN SEPTEHBER, 1969 1969 ~ SEWER RETE/ffUE FU~VD (O~NTD) 2627 OrzY oF B.B. GEnEraL ~U~n 40.64 2828 C~rr O~ B.B. W~ R~. F~ 389.40 2B32 GrEY o? B.B. W~mn DEpt. 272.44 2833 F~o~r~ POWE~ ~ L~H~ Go. 844.11 7, 998.04 ~'~VA TER DEPOSITORS FUND (~388 ACCT. oF GEO~SE HoYT 2~.00 8~90 R.B. A~z 7.50 8~91 Acc~. OF CLaRenCE DE~A~LOr 40.00 84~8 Or~Y o~ B.B. W~rE~ Rs~. Fvuu 1,000.00 1,080. O0 ~EWER ~ ~/ATER DEPOSIT FUND 0958 Acc~. cz O~nmos Dmz. Oo~p. 7.~0 0959 Acer. o~ G~os Dmz. Co~. 7.50 0960 AccT. oF C.G. T~ES~OWm 15.00 0961 AccT. o? Oh~mos DET. Oo~P. 7.50 0962 Acc~. oF C~EL~ H~c~ 15.50 0963 ic¢~. o~ HO~ES B~ L~o~ 7.50 0964 F~o~mA II~?~o~L B~mE ~ T_~sz 17.60 0965 ACCT. o~ DoroThY G~EE~m 7.50 0966 ~¢c~. cE C~nmOS Dm~. Go~p. 7.50 0967 Acc~. o~ P.L. S~ETmmsox 16.90 096~ Acc~. or G~nmos DE~. Go~m. 7.50 0969 &ccz. o~ Dow~nm Row~m 15.50 1039 C~rr o? 6. B. W~rE~ REv. Fumm 46.08 1040 Crrr o~ B.B. Smwm~ RE~. Fu~m 1.40 180.48 I 320 C~sm 2f~r~r~;~ B,~wr, N.A. 1.69 324 CHASE 2I~¢H~TTAN B~¥K, ~,r.A. 16.40 _O#ICI_AL SW¥}Itffriffc~ POOL BOND FU,¥D 321 G~sE 325 G~s~ CI¥IG CEIITER BOiYD SIf~KIffG FUt~D 322 18.09 1. O0 !$. 79 14.79 · 95 .95 8YNTO~I BEACH NEIffORIAL PARK 323 Doz¢~L~ Rmzzms 127. 50 327 Gr~Y o? B.B. G~El~L Fu~r~ 253.60 328 iff. B. S-~ Sr~s NE~r. G~,~mz~rs 10. O0 50, ~AYt~iE~ZTa ~DE IN SEJ ~EZ~B~'R, 1969 (GONTD) 1969 JPUBLIOITY £UND 326 GzrY oF B.B. Gmz~mz~L ~mD [ UTILITY GEN~RAL FUND 005 R~SSEL~ ~ 2xOm 006 R~ssE~L ~ Axo~ WAGE DEPOSIT FUND 3~7 Or~Y oP B.B. SEwE~ Rz7. Fn. 798. 798.11 25~.~7 t,000.00 i,~.~? 7. O0 7. O0 72, 145.63 ADDITIO~L TRANSFERS PAYMEntS FADE l~! SEPi~E~ER, 1969 SEPTE~ 30, 1969 WATER SYSTEM REVEIfUE FUND 12029 CITY OF BOYhTON t~ACH, SElleR & WAT~R DEP. FO-ND MUN]DIPAL SWI~twHR~G POOL B~]) SINK. FU~D 329 CITY OF BOYNTON t~ACH, C.C. BOI~ SLNK. FUND 92,~.6 92.16 2.113.67 2,113.67 CIVIC CE~ER BON]) FUND 330 CITY OF BOYNTON t~-J~CH, GENERAL FIRO 1.809.58 1,809.58 $4,015.41