Minutes 05-19-69MINUTES R-EGUL~K CITY COUNCIL IVi~ETING HELD AT CITY HALL
BOYNTON B~kCH, FLORIDA ON MONDAY MAY 19, 1969 AT 7:30 P.M.
Vincent $, Gallo, Sr., Mayor
Thomas A. Summers ,Vice Mayor
Gilbert H. ColLins, Councilman
Mictmel V. Michael, Councilman
Leonard E. N¥1und, Councilman
Gene Moore, City Attorney
Grady W .Courtne¥, City Manager
Tereesa l~dge~t, Ci~r Clerk
Mayor GaLlo called the meeting to order at 7:30 P.M.
The Invocation was given by Rev. Nelson Moyer, First Methodist Church
and the Flag Salute was led by Councilman Michael V. Michael,
.L~troduction of Special Guests:
Recoan/t/on of Employees with I0 Years or More Service With the City:
Mayor Gallo stepped down from the Dais to present Cert/ficates and extend
Congratulations on behalf of the City to the following:
.t.5 Year Employees:
10 Year Employees:
Eugene Wright
McArthur Waters
Ellis McAroy
John Harrington
Henry Lunaford
Ivi~ry Sch~r~
ALlan Nyqu/st
Woodrow Eutsay
William Hamilton
Kenneth Clayton
The NI~yor then recognized the following City Employees for length of
service.
,22 Years: 21 Years: 19 Years: 17,Years:
Lenon Harris
Lee Thomas
Kato Williams
Frank Johnson
Tereesa Padgett
!4 Years: .!3.Year~: 12 Years: 11 Years:
Arthur Black
~rt 1lie Bagley
Albert Daniels
Hulett Byrams
Eleanor Puffer
John ~ohnston
CaHie CLanton
Gerald Thompson Henry Crawford
Nathaniel McGrady Robert Shaw
W, T. Welch
llObert Potter
Frederick Mitchell
Page No. 1
/v~INUTES
· REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING
MY 19, 1969
MINUTES: - Re~,~,!~r AC~e.etin~ - May 5, 1569
Mr. Nylund made the motion t~t the Minnt~s be approved as presented
Mr · Sunamers seconded ~-~ motion unanimm~sl¥ carried.
~..PUBLIC AUDIENCE:
NOne
Mayor Gallo announced since it w~s too early for the Opening of Bids
scheduled for 7:45 P.M. we would go on to legal.
..??GAL:
Resolution 69-0 - Re: Federa~ Grant, Public Law 660:
City Attorney read subject resolution in its entirety. Mr. Summers made
the motion that l{esolution 69-0 be accepted, Mr. N¥1und seconded and
motion unanimously carried.
OTHEr:
Receipt of K/ght of Way Deed - Easco Develo.~gent Co. (On the Table):
/v/r. Nylund made the motion tht this item be removed from the table
Mr. lViichael seconded and motion unanimously carried.
City Attorney stated that he and Mr, Hopkins, bad checked the location of
this Deed for the 50' right of way of S. W. 1st Street between S. W. 2nd
and 3r~1 Avenues, and it was their recommendation the City accept the
Deed.
Mr. Michael made the motion that we accept the recommendation of the
City Attorney and Mr. Hopkins and acknowledge receipt of the Eight of
Way Deed from Easco Development Co, Mr. Nylund seconded and motion
unanimous 1¥ carried.
OPENING OF BIDS - 7:45 P,M.:
M_r. Michael made the motion that the receiving of bid~ b~ closed and all
those bids received be turned over to the City Clerk. Mr. Surr~ners
seconded and motion unanimously carried.
Page No. Z
MINUTES
REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING
MAY, 19, 1969
Air Conditioner - Library[
City Clerk opened the following bids:
Modern P~oofing Air Conditioning, Inc.,
Delray Beach
Advance Air Conditioning & Heating Inc.
Boynton Beach
Mr .Nylund made the motion that all bids received be turned over to the
Tab,,l~ting Committee for their recommendation. Mr. Summers seconded
and motion unanimously carried.
AWAt~DING OF BIDS:
.One (!) Vibrator .Roller:
City Manager stated that in the opinion of the Tabulating Committee, the
Essick Model VR-28W Roller Vibrator was the best bid and most adapt-
able for the City's needs, it was therefore the recommendation of fl~e Tab.
Committee that this piece of equipment be purchased from Griffin Equip-
merit Co. for the gross amount of $2,404.00 less $479.00 trade allowance
for a net of $1.925.00.
IvLr. Michael made the motion that the recommendation of the Tabulating
Committee be accepted and the bid be awarded to Gr/~£in Equipment Co.
for the net price of $1,925,00. Mr. Nylund seconded ~ motion unani-
mously carried.
,.OLd? BUSINESS:
,Street Paving & Drainage Program (On the Table):
Mr. Nylund made the motion this item be removed from the table. Ivir o
Summers seconded and motion unanimously cart/ed.
City Manager stated the Council had an outline of the map before them
indicating the area in the no~th end of the City in which this project would
be init/areal and advised Council that this could be done at an estimated
cost of $116,600. to be paid for over a two year budget period.
Much discussion ensued concerning the costs involved for both the street
and dra/r~ge programs.
Page No. 3
MINUTES
REGULAR CITY COUNCIL lVIEETLNG
htAY 19, 1969
Mr. Nylund made the motion that we follow the City Manager's recommenda-
tion and get the drainage program started in the north section af the City.
Mr. Summers seconded.
At this point in the meeting, Mayor Gallo announced that the motion on
this item would be held in abeyance inasmuch as it was now time for public
hearing.
,PUBLIC HEARING:
Request for Change in Zoning:
1. Caldos parcels (south tract -lying between S.W.15th & 2$rd Avenues):
Parcel A - R-1AA to C-1
Parcel B - R-1AA to G-1
Parcel C - lt-iAA to
Parcel D - R-IAA to R-3A
Parcel E - Conditional Use - Church
Parcel F - Special Exception
Mayor Gallo asked for anyone in-the Audience to come forward who was in
favor of this request.
Bill Leonard, Attorney represent/ng Caldos Properties, Inc, stated that
this request comes before Council with the unanimous recommendation and
approval of the City's Pla~r, lng& Zoning Board.
Mayor Gallo asked for anyone in the audience to come forward who was
opposed to this request.
David White, 1077 S.W. Zdth Avenue, President of Golf View Harbor Assoc.
Stated that his Association was opposed to this change in zoning,
Helen Wilson, 1111 S.W. 24th Avenue, questioned the conflict of interest
with certain Council members.
Roland P. Amateis, 1042 S. tV. 24th Avenue asked the reason why the
City had a Planning & Zoning Board.
Charles Eschenburg, 1090 S .W. Z4th Avenue stated he was opposed to the
e~ension of LelsureviLle.
l~ge No.4
MINUTES
REGULAK CITY COUNCIL MEETING
.M~Y 19, 1969 .
Elizabeth Frazier, 1019 S. W. 25th Averme questioned traffic control frown
Seacrest ~lvd.
Councilman Michael asked fl~at the record show ~-h~t 15 letters were
received and a petition was signed by 104 residents of the community
indicating their opposition to this change in zoning.
M. E. Dit~es, 31Z S. W. 9th Avenue s~ated this cha~ge of zo~g would
cl~nge the properb/values.
Co~cihn~n Michael presented coml~rison figures on costs, pol~,lation and
acreage with regard to the City o£ Doynton Beach and Leisureville.
CounciL~man Nylund made the motion that the recommendation of the Plann-
ing and Zoning Board be accepted and the change of zoning be granted. Mr.
S~r~mers seconded. Motion carried 4-1, Mr. Michael dissenting.
Mayor Gallo asked the City Attorney if Parcel F - Special Exceptions could
be voted upon at this time o
Councihnan Michael discussed the issue at2reat length and attached here-
is. copy o, his prepar. sta,eme .
City Atterney stated fl~s action shonld not be final u~! the special excep-
tions are presented to the Ci~
Mr. Nyl~md made the motion that Item F be granted and the special excep-
tions must be appended to the proposed Ordinance, also including the
necessary right of way for 1 5th Avenue. Mr. Surmners seconded.
Motion carried 4-t Mr, Michael dissenting.
Ordinance 69-15 - llezoning Caldos Parcels A-E:
City Attorney read subject Ordinance in its entirety, Mr. Summers made
the motion that Ordinance 69-15 be accepted. Mr. Collins seconded and
motion carried 4-I Mr. Michael dissenting.
Harry Lefort, 725 Ocean Inlet Drive, voiced his objection £~m the floor.
OLD BU$INES, $:
Street Paving & Drainage Program (On the Table ) - contluued:
M~.yor Gallo stated the motion has b~en made and seconded on this itsrn and
he would now call for the vote. Motion carried $-2 the Messrs. Michael
and Collins dissenting.
Page No. 5
1V~LNUT~
i%EGULAR COUNCIL MEETING
.~AY 19, 1969 .
"I am reluctant to bring out anothex poir~, but i feel it is my
du~ as a Counc~n ~d as a representative of ~e people
~ I shoed men, ion Sh~_t ~ere appears ~ be some evidence
of co~ct of interest be~een some ~ ~e Go~ci~ ~ ~s
group and ~e s~der. Fo~ e~e, it ~s co~ ~o my
a~ention ~ one of o~ Co~ci~an is do~ some sign pa~t-
~g for ~ese people, ~d ~o~er is ~volved in ~ei~s~ance of
~s~rances ~ ~ese homes ~d ~at a~er my be ~volved
~ elecZrlcal work or ~ec~y ~ o~e~ ~ers, and ~r~ps
another is engaged ~ doin~ roofing.
Under these circumstances, it would seem to me that these
Councilmen before they vote should search their consciences
and be absolutely sure in their minds that they are not in fact in
direct conflict of interest between ~heir duty to the citizens and
their personal L'r~erest to the subdivider.
It is my honest opinion ~hat you gentlemen, I repeat, should
search your consciences and if there is the slightest doubt in
your n~inds that there is a conflict here tint you should refrain
from vot/ng.
Page No .~.LS-
MINUTES
REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING
~_~AY 19, 1969:
~Leco~nition of Employees:
Mayor Gallo stated at t/~is time he would like to present Certificates to
three City Employees who had arrived late. They were: Kenneth Clayton;
Wood. row Eutsay and William I-ian~ilton.
Chief Gerald H. Thompson then came forward to congratulate Lt. Hamilton
on his being selected as the Officer of the Year for Palm Beach County.
The Mayor then presented the City Manager with a "Get Well" Message
from Councilman Coll~s inasmuch as he is scheduled for surgery and
would be away from his desk for approx/mately three weel~.
Comprehensive Study on Water & Sewer Service
..Outside City L/mits (On the Table):
t~emain on the table.
_l~epOrt on Cornmerc/al Garbage Study (On the Table):
Remain on the table.
l~eport o.n Microphones & Bul]~*~ Board for Council Chad. hers (Onthe Table):
Ivir. Michael made the motion that this item be removed from the table and
stricken from the Agenda. Mr. Collins seconded and motion msanimously
carried.
.~cquisition of Ki~ht of ~ra¥ between S .~Ar .23rd & 24th Av~,~s [On the Table):
Mr. Michael made the motion this item be removed from the table. ~ir.
Co]l~n~ seconded and motion unanimously carried.
Ivtr. Michael rn~de the motion that inasmuch as the property owner in
question has indicated he is willing to negotiate with the City on this matter,
the City Attorney be instructed te contact him to begin negotiations. Ivir.
Summers seconded and motion unanimously carried.
Acquisition of l~arcels Adj01n~~ City Owned Property (On the Table)~.
Remain on the table.
~age No. 6
MINUTES
REGULAi{ CITY COUNCIL MEETING
..1~L~¥ 19, 1969
Report on Advisability of Chan~_~g Ordinance
Distance Regu/rements between Service
City Manager requested an extension of time on this i~m inasmuch as he
had not received the information requested from other Cities.
Mt.Summers made the motion that this item be tabled. Mr. Michael
seconded and motion unanimously carried.
,NEW BUSINESS:
Solicitation of Road Improvements by the Board cd County Corn,~{ssioners:
Mayor Gallo read a letter from the Board of County Commissioners in which
they asked the City to compile a list of County maintained streets in the City
and inform the County of their recommendations before May' zg, 1969 ~
Mr. Michael made the motion that Mr. Courtne¥ and Mr. Hopkins prepare
our recommendations and submit same to the Board of County Coznmissioners
over the City Council's signature. Mr o Summers seconded and motion
unanimously carried.
AD/ViINIS TRATrVE:
Consider lViemorandum from City Nfan;~er Re: Leisurevl]l-~
Mr.Courtney stated that Leisureville had recommended a I0" cast iron
v~ter main on SR 804 westward to Congress Avenue, whereas the City
recommenda a IZ" line.
Mr. Rossi, Consulting Engineer, representing Caldos Properties, Inc.
s~ted that Caldos is willing to accept the recommendation of the City and
-will install the 12" cast iron water main.
Consider Request of Frank Johnson Re: Dat~ of l~etireme~
City Manager stated that subject employee requested a thirty day extension
so that he can have time to apply for his social security benefits.
1V/r o Summers made the motion this extension be approved, lV~r. Michael
seconded and motion unanimously carried.
t~kr. Michael recommended that the Personnel Dept. notify futare retirees
of ~he City six months prior to their retirement da~e, so that they have
adequate t/me to make necessary arrangements.
Page No o 7
tV/INUT~
REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING
.,Iv.'d. AY 19, 1969
.S.emi-annu~l Budget Review:
City 1V/~nager presented the revised budget figures to the City Council
for their approval.
IVir .l~iichael made the motion that the City Attorney prepare the necessary
Ordinance amending the 1968-69 -~Budget. iX/r .Summers seconded and
motion unan/mously carried.
List of Payments - April:
Mr. Michael r~de the motion that the list of payments as presented be
accepted. Mr, Summers seconded and motion ~nimOUSly carried.
..Approval of Bills:
City Manager stated there were no bills but he would like the City Attorney
to review the bills pending fromRussell & Axon, the City's Consulting
Eng/neers, for his opinion,
OTHER:
Request from Gerald Dake, City Planner:
B//~yor Gallo read the letter received fromGerald Dake in which he asked
for an extension o£ 120 days in order to complete the remaining work
according to his contract.
Mr. Summers made the motion the extension of lZ0 days be granted, Mr.
Nylund seconded and motion unanimously carried.
Gerald Hawkins' Propose.d Contract - City
Mr. Courtney presented said contract in which Mr. Hawkins asked for a
total maximum cost of the audit to be $4,450,00 an increase of $300.00
over the previous year o
Mr. Michael made the motion the contract be awarded to Gerald Hawkins,
with City A~torney's'approval, for the amount of $4,450.00. Mr. Summers
seconded and motion umanimously carried,
Page No ~ 8
MINUTES
~EGULA1K CITY COUNCIL MEETING
MAY I9~ 1969 .
l~equest from Jr. Chamber of Conmnaerce - Soap ~ox Derby:
lvfr. Courfmey s~ated ]me has a request from ~he Sayce~s asking that S. E.
15~h Avenue between Uo S. #! and and the intra-Coastal Waterway, be
closed on ~ruly 12 and 19th for the running of the Soap Box Derby.
lvir. Nylund made the motion that the request be granted
seconded and mo~ion unanimously carried.
There being no f~lrther business, ~Lr. Nylund made the motion that the
mee~ng be adjourned. Mr ~Summer$ seconded and motion unanimously
carried.
~ieeting adjourned at 9:35 P.tV~.
Vincent -~ o Gall~r. ,' Mayor
Gilbert H. ~C~'~-lins, Councilman
~chael V. IV/,ichael, Councilman
LeOnard E. I~ylund, 'Co~ilrn~n
ATTF_~T: __ ~ ~ .' ~
(1VLrs.)T~reesa Padget~, CitY- ~lerk
Page No. 9
PAYMENTS MADE IN APRIL BY DATE
1,1969 & .............................................. 3,159.93
2, 1969 .............................................. 1,959.98
APRIL
APRIL
APRIL
APRIL ?, 1969
APRIL 8, 1969
APRIL 9, 1969
APRIL 10, 1969
APRIL 11~ 196~
APRIL 14, t969
APRIL 15, i969
APRIL 16, 11969
APRIL 18, 19~9
APRIL 21, 1969
APRIL 2~, 1969
APRIL 2~, 1969
APRIL 2~, 1969
APRIL 25, 1969
APRIL 28, 1969
APRIL 29, 1969
APRIL 30, 1969
.......... 2 626.47
8,969.01
.................................- -- - - i1,711.92
.......................... 2,916.62
......................................... 47,749.24
........................................ 2,980.18
......................................... 2t',6t3.69
...................... 205.08
.......................................
- -Ei-'Y': ......................... 49,o? .oo
-1 ................................
..................................... ~-- 264.02
.................................. 1,540.t5
..................................... 14,797.8t
.................................
............................ 21, ~.1~
PAYMENTS MADE IN APRIL BY FUNDS
GENERAL FUND ............................ - -- - --- -- - - - - 175,396.00
WATER SYSTEM REVENUE FUND ................................. 48,916.08
SEWER REVENUE FUND .................................... 33,494.41
WATER DEPOSITORS FUND ................................. ~2.2..50
SEWER & WATER DEPOSITORS FUND .......................... 518..50
FIREMEN'S RELIER & PENSION FUND ....................... 84.10
RETIREMENT TRUSTFUND ..................................... 415.51
I & S FUND .............................................. 3.10
MUNICIPAL SWIMMING POOL ................................. 1.79
PUBLICITY FUND ........................................ 64t.06
POLICE RETIREMENT FUND ............................... 1,759.57
CIVIC CENTER BOND SINKING FUND ............................ 1.32
PNYROLL FUND ............................................. 18.5~
SEWAGE DEPOSIT FUND .................................. 7.00
261,579.%6
PAYMENTS MADE IN APRIL 1969
APRIL 1, 1969
GENERAL FUND
20581 WNITT MACDOWELL
20582 GENE MOORE
20583 CiTY o? B.B. WATER 3EPARTMENT
20598 GEORGE CONNER
20601 FREDERICK SMITH
20602 W~LLIE MAE SMITH
20603 ERNEST LEE ELLIS
20604 BASIL CAMILOT
20613 CITY OF B.B. PETTY GASH
132.00
125.00
2343.75
40.00
10.00
4o.00
40.00
30.00
97.22
WATER
11512
11514
SYSTEM REVENUE FUND
WHITT MACDOWELL
E.W. BAKER
RETIREMENT TRUST FUND
0547 RENA B. CARRIER
0548 OLIVE R. WALLACE
24.00
8.16
5o.58
135.!2
FIREMEN'S RELIEF & PENSION FUND
245 HAROLD P. HERRING
21~ JOHN M. TUlTE
24.27
59~83
3159.93
,, ,~PRIL 2, 1969
GENERAL FUND
20605 HERBERT ZOBEL
20606 SUN FURNITURE Co.
20607 SEWELL HARDWARE Co.
20608 PALM BEACH TANK & CULVERT Co.
20612 CITY O? B.B. PETTY CABB
55.00
647.00
16t.26
412.38
20.81
WATER SYSTEM REVENUE FUND
11515 SEWELL HARDWARE Co.
PUBLICITY FUND
248 B.B. JUNIOR WOMAN'S CLUB
1969 GENERAL
20609
20610
20611
20614
20615
20616
206i7
20618
20619
20620
20621
20622
2o623
20624
FUND
d. ]. KISLAK
BOYNTON BEACH FIRE DEPARTMENT
CITY OF B,B, PETTY CASH
WEIR AUTO ELECTRIC
RICH MOTORS INC.
WEENS CLINIC
NELSON'S GARAGE
L~OYD RHODEN JR.
PALM BEACH POST TIHES
GuY ~ MARGUERITE DE LA RUPELLE
ROBERT R. W~DLUNDt
SOUTHEASTERN HOME MORTGAGE Co.
GENE MOORE
ED CLANTON TRUCKING
23.45
640.08
34.13
880.33
25.O0
11o.9o
42.22
40.00
13.00
200.00
lOl.o4
100.00
60.10
63.60
385.0o
567.60
2-'~'2.92
i959.98
APRIL 3, 1969 PUBLICITY FUND
~49 d. ]. KISLAN .98
~RIL 4, 1969
~RIL 7, 1969
I & S FUND
250 d. I. KISLAK
MUNICIPAL SWIMMING POOL
251 J. I. KISLAK
CIVIC CENTER BOND SINKING FUND
252 d. I. KISLAK
GENERAL FUND
20625
20626
20627
20628
20629
20630
20641
20642
CITY OF B.B. PAYROLL FUND
CITY OF B.~. POLICE RETIRMENT FUND
B.B. RETIREMENT TRUST FUND
BOYNTON CITY FEDERAL CREDIT UNION
C. d. OUSLEY
ELLIS MCAROY
CITY OF B.B. PETTY CASH
CITY OF B.B. PETTY CASH
~ F
WATER SYSTEM REVcNU_ FUND
11516 CITY OF B.B. PAYROLL FUND
SEWER REVENUE FUND
2559 CITY o~ B.B.
2560 CITY oF B.B.
PAYROLL FUND
SEWER ~ WATER DEPOSITORS
WATER DePOsITORS FUND
8193 ACCOUNT OF ~ERLIN L. DOUGHTY
PAYROLL FUND
253 CITY OF B.B. WATER REVENUE FUND
GENERAL FUND
20631
20632
20633
20636
20635
20636
20638
20639
20640
20643
20644
2o645
20646
20647
SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE
SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE
CItY OF B.B. WATER DEPT.
FLORIDA POWER & LIGHT
JOE'S GRILL & RESTAURANT
MRS, DEAN
DONGS FIRESTONE DEALER STORE
VAN DEE INDUSTRIES
P. T. GARRETT
NEW YORK ATHLETID SUPPLY Co[~ ~NO*
Bo-DEl PRINTING CO.
PtCARD CHEMICAL Co.
PLEASURE POOL SERVICE
NATIONAL LINEN SERVICE
.41
-79
°79
,,,-j37
-37
6123.56
120.25
172.38
*95.00
15.00
10.00
15.75
47.85
1133.66
752.~4
57.50
7.50
7.50
18.52
TgT52
16.00
132.75
326.48
5074.35
284.1o
25.00
15.51
304.00
451.4o
642.05
49.70
32.25
55.oo
18.61
2626.47
8969.0i
APRIL 7, 1969
~PRIL 8, 1969
GENERAL FUND (CONTD)
20648
20649
20650
2o651
20652
20653
20654
20655
RIDGEWAY PLUMBING INC,
RUBIN CONSTRUCTION C0,
THE SHOPPER
WORTH CHEMICAL ~ PAINT Co.
XEROX CORPORATION
PORTER PAINT Co.
GRAOY W. COURTNEY
LINDA EBLIN
WATER
11517
11518
SYSTEM REVENUE FUND
FLORIDA POWER & LIBHT GE.
R. L. GRUMMONS PRINTING
SEWER
2561
2562
REVENUE FUND
CITY OF B.B. WATER DEPT.
FLORIDA POWER & LIGHT CO.
GENERAL FUND
20656
20657
20658
20659
20660
20661
20662
20663
2O664
FLA, ASSIN, OF GOVT. PURCHASING OFFICERS
SOUTHERN BUILDING CODE CONGRESS
DRS. Cox~ FORLAW~ WILSON ~ MoGAULEY
FRANKHOUSE ELECTRIC SUPPLY ~NC.
MRS. COOK
BLuE--CRoss BLUE SHIELD OF FLA. NC.
BLUE CROSS-BLUE SHIELD OF gLAD NC.
MANUFACTURERS LIFE INS. CO.
SOUTH SPEED SHOP
WATER
11519
11520
11521
11522
11523
SYSTEM REVENUE FUND
D. C. MIDDLETON
HOWARD ARMAND
MARDICK CONST, Co.
BLUE CROSS--BLUE SHIELD OF PLA,
MANUFACTURERS LIFE iNS*
NC,
SEWER
2563
2564
2565
2566
2572
REVENUE FUND
D.C. MIDDLETON
HOWARD ARMAND
BLUE CROSS--BLUE SHIELD OF PLA, lNG,
MANUFACTURERS LIFE INSURANCE Co,
FLORIDA EAST COAST RAILWAY
WATER
8194
8195
8196
8197
8198
8199
DEPOSITORS FUND
MRS. C, MURRAY--JAOOBY
ACCOUNT OF JOHN HENRY JENXINB
142.59
162.89
5.20
19.5o
244.45
152.25
71.8o
9.25
-~235.13
2304.79
22.90
283.88
865.22
15.00
25.00
14.00
14.O4
150.00
278.20
1560.35
201.06
156.00
1.72
5.20
1.86
200.34
8.10
2t7.22
9.40
125.78
5.67
2.00
7.50
7.50
7.50
7.50
7.50
7.50
45.00
11711.92
A~R1L 8, 1969
.... kPRIL 9, 1969
PRIL 10, 1969
SEWER & WATER DEPOSIT FUND
0690 JORN G, POLLAK dR.
0691 ACCOUNT OF D. C. NIDDLETON
0692 ACCOUNT OF HOWARD ARMAND
0693 MARDICK 00NSTRUCTION Co.
GENERAL FUND
20665
20666
20667
20668
20669
20670
20671
20672
20679
CiTY OF B.B. RETIREMENT TRUST FUND
D~RECTOR OF INTERNAL REVENUE
0ASI CONTRIBUTION FUND
THOMAS MOCONKEY
C.G. COSBY
CITY OF B.B. PETTY CASH
CiTY OF B.B. PETTY CASH
CITY OF B.B, PETTY CASH
WATER
11524
11525
11534
SYSTEM REVENUE FUND
0ASI CONTRIBUTION FUND
CITY OF B.B, PETTY CASH
CiTY OF B.B, RETIREMENT TRUST FUND
SEWER
2567
2568
2573
REVENUE FUND
0ASi CONTRIBUTION FUND
CITY OF B.B, PETTY 0ASH
CITY OF B.B, RETIREMENT TRUST FUND
SEWER & ,,ATER DEPOSIT FUND
0694 WILFRED IRISH
GENERAL FUND
20673
20674
20675
20676
20677
20678
20680
20681
20682
20683
20684
20685
20686
20689
20688
7.50
15.5o
16.9o
5o.oo
17000.00
3876.92
19040.93
225.oo
991.92
24.85
59.27
20.00
14.00
41222.89
954.10
13.o4
3oo0. oo
532.27
9.34
2000.00
17.60
PITNEY--BOWES 1NC. 94.00
~USLEY SOB Co. 266.25
GENERAL gLEOTRIC CO. 488.OO
ALLIED CHLORINE ~ CHEMICAL PROD, INC. 71.48
INTERNATIONAL CITY MANAGERS ASSOC. 52.50
JACK H. RAULSTON, M.D. 5.00
STANLEY Ho REESE 66.00
SHAWLS RESTAURANT 12.96
SINCLAIR OiL CORP. 100.56
SOUTHEASTERN PRESTRESSED CONCRETE~ INC. 4OO.O0
SOUTHERN ~APER CO. 19-35
SUNSHINE CABINET SHOP 32eoo
THE TRIBUNE CO. 23.80
EARL WALLACE FORO, INC. 22.28
ZONING BUL_ETIN 17.00
2916'62
47749.24
APRIL 10, 1969
4ATER
11526
11527
11528
11529
115]$0
11531
11532
11533
SYSTEM REVENUE FUND
GULFSTREAM PRESS INC.
PICARD CHEMICAL Coo
R. d. MARINE CORP.
LYDIA M. TRITTSCHUH
DWELLY--KILSY
GERALD L. SCHULTZ
LOREN BOUDREAU
VAN SUMNERI INC,
371.88
78.50
2.20
5.20
5.20
3.44
5.20
216.63
SEWER
2569
2570
2571
2574
2575
257-6
REVENUE FUND
DAVIS METER & SUPPLY Co,
ALLIED CHLORINE ~ CHEMICAL PROD.
HEALTH EDUCATION SERVICE
R. U. MARINE COPT
LYDIA M. TRITTSCHUH
CATRRYN BRACALELLO
INC.
93.26
418.20
3.00
8.00
8.00
4.19
SEWER
0695
0696
0697
O698
0699
0700
& WATER DEPOSIT FUND
ACCOUNT OF R. d. MARINE CORP.
ACCOUNT OF LYDIA M. TRITTSCRUH
ACCOUNT OF DWELLY--KtLBY
ACCOUNT OF GERALD SCH_LTZ
ACCOUNT OF CATHRYN BRACALELLO
ACCOUNT OF LOREN BOUDREAU
15.5o
15.5o
7.50
7.50
17.60
7.50
71.10
WATER DEPOSITORS FUND
8200 ACCOUNT OF EDGAR B. MAUGER
8201 ACCOUNT OF CHARLIE LAILEY
7.50
7.50
15.00
2980.18
11, 1969
WATER
11535
11536
11537
11538
11539
11540
11541
11542
GENERAL
20689
20690
20691
20692
20693
20694
20695
20696
20697
20698
20699
20700
FUND
JAMES H. CONRAD 25.00
C.P. BENTLEY 20.00
FRANK ENGLISH 25.OO
JOSlE BELL FLOYD 10.00
C.J. OUSLEY 10.00
ELLIS McARoY 10.00
CITY OF B.B. PAYROLL FUND 13467.72
CiTY OF B.B. POLICE RETIREMENT FUND 120.25
B.B. RETIREMENT TRUST FUND 359.35
CITY OF B.B. FIREMEN'S RELIEF & PENSION 178.10
BOYNTON CITY FEDERAL CREDIT UNION 949.00
FIRST BANK OF B.B. 3704.71
SYSTEM REVENUE FUND
HARRY H. BLOHM
MAUDE WOOD~RO
MRS. L. A. WRITMER
JACK MASH
ALMA ~ CHAUNCEY TAYLOR
CNAS. E. FREIDMAN
COURT BENTLEY
CITY OF B.B. PAYROLL FUND
5.20
3.84
5.20
5.20
4.50
4.~
7.~
18ol.85
APRIL 11, 1969
i ~PR,a 14, 1969
H,.~,~PRIL 15t 1969
SEWER
2577
25?8
REVENUE FUND
ALMA ~ CHAUNCEY TAYLOR
CiTY OF B.B. PAYROLL FUND
WATER
8202
8203
8204
82O5
8206
8207
82o8
82o9
DEPOSITORS FUND
ACCOUNT OF GWENDOLYN MALONEY
ACCOUNT OF HARRY H. BLOHM
ACCOUNT OF MAOOE C. WOODARD
ACCOUNT OF MRS. L. A. ~HITMER
ACCOUNT OF JACK HASH
ACCOUNT OF CNAS. E. FEIDMAN
ACCOUNT OF COURT BENTLEY
SEWER
0701
O7O2
& WATER DEPOSIT FUND
ACCOUNT OF RENOWS PURE SERVICE CENTER
ACCOUNT OF CHAUNCEY --AYLOR
GENERAL FUND
20701 CITY OF B.B. PETTY CASH
20702 LEONARD KENNAMER
WATER SYSTEM REVENUE FUND
11543 CHAS. D. JAMISON
WATER DEPOSITORS FUND
8210 MRS. JANE G. WINKLER
8211 HENRY LUSSEN
8212 ACCOUNT OF CHAS. D. JAMISON
SEWAGE DEPOSIT FUND
342 HENRY R. LUSSEN
SEWER & WATER DEPOSIT FUND
0703 ACCOUNT OF YOUNG & WALOIE
GENERAL FUND
20703 EARL LAMAN
20704 BENZ CHEVROLET INC.
20705 RUOIN CONSTRUCTION CO.
20706 WOLVERINE SPORTS SUPPLY
2070? FLORENCE SULLIVAN
WATER
11544
11545
SYSTEM REVENUE FUND
A & B PIPE & SUPPLY Co.
AMERICAN CAST I~ON NIPE Co.
9.40
781.57
790.97
7.50
7.50
7.5o
7.50
7.50
7.50
7.50
15.00
21.50
16.90
112.88
50.00
5.20
5.20
7.50
7.50
7.50
22.50
7.00
7.00
7.50
7.50
10.00
7804.73
13621.39
452.21
112.00
220O0.33
536.76
595.04
113~.--78U
21613.69
205.08
APRI_ 15~ 1969 SEWER REVENUE FUND
2579 RUSSELL ~ AXON 300.00
300.00
'RIL 16 1969
18, 1969
WATER
11546
11547
11548
11549
1155o
11552
11553
11554
11555
SEWER
258o
2581
WATER
8213
8214
8215
8216
8217
SEWER
0704
O7O5
0706
0707
0708
07o9
0710
SYSTEM REVENUE FUND
HERBERT A. SMITH 1.84
EASED DELV. CORP. 9.44
MRS. LOUISE CNARLETON 1.17
NEWLAN PAINTING 6.70
MRB, MAVIS ALRED & MRS. SARa mARKER 5.20
DWELLY-KILSY 9.44
FRED C. HOFPMAN 2.59
AL DENSE 5.20
REFUNO~N~ & IMPROVEMENT REV. BONO SlNNING25468.gl
REVENUE FUND
CiTY OF B.B.
REFUND. & ~MPROVE. REV. BONO SINKING FO
110.00
23338.51
23~.51
DEPOSITORS FUND
ACCOUNT OF HERBERT A. SMITH 7-50
THEREBE SCHLECHT 7.50
MRS. HELEN F. DRISOOLL 7.50
ACCOUNT OF DELORES BLACK 7.50
ACCOUNT OF AL DENIB 7.50
37.50
& WATER DEPOSIT FUND
ACCOUNT OF EASCO DELV. CORP. 15.00
ACCOUNT OF EA$CO DELV. CORP. 15.00
ACCOUNT OF MED. LOuisE CNARLETON 7.50
ACCOUNT OF NEWLAN PAINTING 15.00
ACCOUNT OF MAVIS ALRED 7.5o
ACCOUNT OF DWELLY-KtLBY 15.00
ACCOUNT OF FRED C. HOFFMAN 7.50
GENERAL FUND
20708
20709
20710
20711
20712
20713
20714
20715
20716
20717
2O718
20719
207~0
20721
20722
20723
20724
20725
20726
CITY OF B.B. PAYROLL FUND 5551.91
CITY OF B.B. POLICE RETIREMENT FUND 120.46
BOYNTON BEACR RETIREMENT TRUST FOND 178.21
BOYNTON CITY FEDERAL CREDIT UNION 587.00
FRANK LAFRANOE 50.00
HILLER REPORTING SERVICE 25.00
ABORESSOGRAPH HULTIGRAPH CORP. 60.58
ADVANCE AIR CONDITIONING & HEATING INC. 129.45
ALLEN CHEMICAL Co. 77.70
ALLSTATE EQUIPMENT & RETALS tND, 24.06
ARDHIE PLUMBING Oo. 30.00
ATLAS ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES INCo 10.56
AUTOPRODUCTS INC. 78.39
&UTOPRODUCrS ~NC. 35-39
BELLEMANIB ADVERTISING DISPLAYS 12.95
BENZ CBEVRDLET NC. 57.00
BOYNTON AUTO SUPPLY iNC. 126.47
BOYNTON AUTO SUPPLY 93.37
BOYNTON MILLWORN 11.40
23432.13
49079.00
APRIL 18, 1969
GENERAL
20727
20728
20729
20730
20731
20732
20733
20734
20735
20736
20737
20738
20739
20740
20741
20742
2o743
20744
20745
20746
20747
20748
20749
20750
20751
20752
20753
20754
20755
20756
20757
20758
20759
20760
20761
20762
20763
20764
20765
20766
2~767
:UND (CONTD)
CITIES SERVICE OIL Co. 99.30
COUHT RECORDS~ INC. 55.00
COYKENDALL, INC. 24.70
DELRAY FENCE & AWNING DO. 9.35
OSMARCO TRACTOR & IMPLEMENT Co. 22.50
0EMARCO TRACTOR & IMPLEMENT CO. 374.35
OON'S FIRESTONE DEALER STORE 356.80
EAST COAST FIRE EqU~PMSNT 80.00
E~ST COAST F~RE EQUIPMENT 36.00
DIRECT EQUIPMENT DISTRIBUTORS IND. 115.66
CAHL EUHICE 25.00
EXECUTONE DP CENTRAL FLORIDA, INC. 33-75
K~LPATH~CK WELL & SPRINKLER 16.31
FLAMINGO OiL CO. 40.54
GUARANTY BLUE PRINTERS 111.97
GULFSTREAM LUMDER CO. 170.18
SEACREST PETROLEUM Go., INC. 26-95
HALSEY & GRIFEITH, INC. 115.12
HALS£Y & GRIFFITR 1014.93
KELLY TRACTOR CO. 26.99
LAMAR UNifORMS O~ MIAM~ 776.00
WHITT MACDOWELL 34.00
~URRAYS ATHLETIC EQUIrMENT CORP. 14.79
NATIONAL L~NEN SERVICE 12.74
0USLEY SOD CO. 187.50
PAL~ BEACN POST TIMES 22.80
PARKER MEMORIAL CLINIC 10.00
PENNINSULAR SUPPLY Co. 332.60
DRS. RADORN, JUDO & BEDOUT 15.00
DR. d. N~ RAULSTON, M.D. 45.00
RIOCEWAY PLUMDINS INC. 33.04
ROSIN ~ONSTRUCT,ON CO. ~49.86
SCM CORPORATION 63.00
SIGNMAKERS~ INC. 21.01
SINCLAIR RErININ~ 45.15
SOUTHERN PAPER CO. 31.51
SUN PROTECTIVE EQ~IPMENT CORP. 59.60
VAN DE~ INDUSTRIES I07.10
DR. CNARLES ED ~LDNER, JR. 6.00
XEROX CORPORATION 249.35
ERiC F. YALLOP BUSINESS MACHINES, INC. 57-98
122---~'9.33
WATER
11556
11557
11558
11559
11560
11561
11562
11563
11569
SEWER
2582
2583
2584
SYSTEM REVENUE FUND
CITY Or B.B. PAYROLL FUND 1133.69
ALLIED CNLORINE & CNEMICAL PRODUCTS, INC. 278.80
BROOKS PRODUCTS INC. 141.70
BURROUGHS CORPORATION 23.70
d. P. CAROLL~ INC. 82.50
DAVIS METER & S~PPLY CO. 211.00
DAVIS MET£R & S PPLY CO. 90.00
NATIONAL CASR RE~ISTER Co. 14.65
F. A. YOUN~ 15.00
1991.0~
REVENUE FUND
CITY Or B.B. PAYROLL FUND
ALLIES CHLORINE ~ CHEMICAL PROD.
CITIES SERVIOB 0IL Co.
881.4o
278.8o
37.95
15478.52
APRIL 21, 1969 GENERAL FUND
20768 NATIONAL LI~E INSURANCE
22, 1969
i~"~RIL 23, 1969
WATER SYSTEM REVENUE FUND
11564 CNASE ~ANHATTAN BANK,
I & S FUND
254 CHASE ANNATTAN BANK~ N.A.
MUNICIPAL SWIM, MING POOL BOND FUND
255 THE CHASE MANHATTAN BANK~ N.A.
CIVIC CENTER BOND SINKING FUND
256 CHASE MANHATTAN BANN~ N.A.
WATER DEPOSITORS FUND
8218 ACCOUNT OF RAYMOND ALLEN
GENERAL FUND
20769 FLORIDA POWER & LIGHT CO.
20770 CITY OF B.B. WATER DEPT.
20771 BOYNTON AUTO SUPPLY INC.
WATER SYSTEM REVENUE FUND
11565 CITY OF B.B. WATER DEPT.
11566 BOYNTON AUTO SUPPLY
POLICE RETIREMENT TRUST FUND
257 CHARLES HISBIN$
GENERAL FUND
20772
20773
20774
20775
20776
20777
20778
20779
2o78o
2o781
20782
NAY£S ~ ROBINSON CONBT. Co.
RALPH D. WAUGB
FEDERAL COMMUNICATIONS COMMISSION
CAPITAL LEASING CORP.
EDWIN R. PELKONEN
LINDA EBLIN
FIRE CHIEF'S Assoc.
AMERIOAN PUBLIC WORKS ASSOC.
GRADY W. COURTNEY
ANNETTE P. TINKER
WILLIAM ALLAN
225.16
225.-3-~,
27.72
27.72
1.69
1.00
1.00
.95
.95
7.50
7,50
5.15
401.42
244.57
39-54
5,82
843.65
13391.32
15o.oo
22.00
336,02
21.87
18.17
18.0o
15.00
119.70
30,75
112.50
14~35.33
264.02
1540.i5
APRIL 23, 1969
~NIL 24, 1969
WATER
11567
11568
11570
11571
11572
11573
11574
11584
SYSTEM REVENUE FUND
E.R. SouKuP
F.G. MANNING
LEE SGNROEDER
CAMPBELL CONSTR. 00,
THEODORE PENDLETO~
LAWRENCE HOGSED
MADISON M. HESS
MORGAN GUARANTY TRUST Co.
SEWER
2585
2586
2587
REVENUE =UND
F.G. MANNING
LEE SORROEDER
LAWRENCE N. MOGSED
SEb~R
0711
0712
0713
0714
& WATER DEPOSIT FUND
ACCOUNT OF F.G. MANNING
ACCOUNT OF LEE SONROEDER
ACCOUNT OF CAMPBELL CONSTR. Co.
ACCOUNT OF LAWRENCE W. HOGSEO
WATER
8219
8220
8221
8222
8223
8224
8225
8226
8227
DEPOSITORS FUND
ACCOUNT OF ANITA OROSSINGHAM
ACCOUNT OF E. R. SOUKUP
~CCOUNT OF L. E. MCKAY
JOHN HALEY
JOHN MOFFETT
ACCOUNT OF THEO. PENDLETON
ACCOUNT OF ALEX ROSS
ACCOUNT OF K. GUSKE
ACCOUNT OF MADISON M. HESS
GENERAL FUND
20783 GULF OIL CORP.
;,VATER SYSTEM REVENUE FOND
11575 GULF 0IL CORP.
11576 DWELLY--KILBY
SEWER REVENUE FUND
2588 GULF OIL CORP.
SEWER & WATER DEPOSIT FUND
0715 ACCOUNT OF DWELLY-KILBY
0716 ACCOUNT OF FRANCIS RUSSELL
RETIREMENT TRUST FUND
0549 SALVATORE SOALZO
9.11
2.20
3.o4
9.92
.20
3.47
3.84
382.20
6.00
4.00
4.00
Tg. oo
15.5o
15.5o
15.oo
15.5o
-TT.5o
7.50
15.00
7.50
7-~
7.50
7.~
7.50
?.~
7.50
75. O0
1150.84
115~
59.58
4.72
63.30
7.50
7.50
15.00
179.58
14797.81
1473.02
APRIL 25, !969
28, 1969
!iPRIL 29, 1969
GENERAL FUND
2o784
20785
20786
20787
20788
20789
20790
20791
20792
20793
20794
20795
20796
20797
CiTY OF B.B. PETTY CASH
GARY GUTHRIE
CITY OF B.B. PETTY CASH
CITY OF B.B. PETTY CASH
C.J. OUSLEY
ELLIS MCAROY
D. H. SMITH ~ ASSOOI~TES~ NC.
ROSIN EVERETT
VICTOR LINNELL
City of B.B. PAYROLL FUND
CITY OF B.B. POLICE ~ETIREMENT FUND
CItY OF B.B. FIREMEN~S RELIEF & PENSION
BOYNTON CiTY FEDERAL CREDIT UNION
CITY OF B.B. RETIREMENT TRUST FUND
WATER SYSTEM REVENUE FUND
11578 CIYY OF B.B. PETTY CASH
11579 City OF B~B. PAYROll FUND
§EWER REVENUE FUND
2589 CiTY Of B.B. PETTY CASH
2590 CiTY OF B.B. PAYROLL FUND
SEWER & WATER DEPOSIT FUND
O717 ACCOUNT OF VILLAGE ROYALE, ]NC.
RETIREMENT TRUST FUND
0550 DOROTHy LINDROS
POLICE RETIREMENT TRUST FUND
258 GARY LOOKRIOGE
GENERAL EUND
20798 HAROLO R. HOPKINS
20799 FIRST BANK OF B.B.
GENERAL FUND
20800
20801
20802
20803
20804
20805
20806
20808
20809
20816
2o817
SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE
SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE
BLUE CROSS OF FLORIDA~ INC.
~LUE CROSS OF FLORIDA~ IMCo
BLUE CROSS OF FLORIDAt INC.
MANUFACTURERS LIFE INS,
TRAVELERS INSURANCE CO.~
CItY OF B.B, WATER DEPT.
FLORIDA POWER ~ LIGHT Co,
CItY OF B,B. PETTY CASH
CITY Of B.B, PETTY CASH
21.81
10.00
67.25
36.67
15.oo
10.00
469.01
65.oo
20.00
15750.60
109.10
178.10
958.00
339.30
16~13
2145.45
tl.57
912.50
50.00
5o.oo
5o.23
50.23
36.40
120.00
3743.35
284.25
258.30
62.89
45.00
51.22
209.64
163.55
~48.12
521o.i8
35.72
21272.12
3863.35
APRIL 29, 1969
30, 1969
WATER SYSTEM REVENUE FUND
11580 SOUTHERN BELl TELEPNONE
11581 MANUFACTURERS LIFE INSURANCE Co,
11582 FLORIDA POWER ~ LIGHT CO.
1t~6 CITy OF B.B. PETTY CASH
SEWER REVENUE FUND
2591 RICRARD MESSER
2592 MANUFACTURERS LIFE INSURAHCE Co.
2593 CITY OF B.B. WATER DEPT.
2594 FLORIDA POWER & LIGHT Co.
25~ CITY OF B.B. PETTY CASH
SEWER & WATER DEPOSIT FUND
O718 ACCOUHT OF RICHARC MESSER
O719 ACCOUNT OF DONALD TINKER
GENERAL FUND
20~10 JOHN B. DDNKLE
20811 ADVANCE AIR CONDITIONING & HEATING
20812 TRAIL FORD TRACTOR Co.
20813 AUTOPRODUCTS~ INC.
20814 RICHARD NEVAD
208t5 BOYNTON WELL ~ PUMP
20818 ADA"S ONEVROLET CO.
20819 ~ATLAS ELECTRICAL SUPPLIESI INC.
208~) BEANE EXTERMINATING Co.
20821
20822
20823
20824
2O825
20826
20827
20828
BUOK$S LEATHERCRAFT
DON~G FIRESTONE DEALER STORE
DUNCAN--EDWARD Co.
EAST COAST PAPER CO.
PICARD CHEMICAL Co.
FRANKHOUSE ELEC. SUPPLY lNG,
GENERAL GIV[~ TRUCK SALES ~ SERVICE INC.
GENERAL TRUCK PARTS Co.
WATER
11583
11585
11587
11588
11589
I1590
11592
i1593
11594
SYSTEM REVENUE FUND
ADCRESSOGRAPN ~LTIGRAPH CORP.
NEPTUNE METER CO,
AUTOPRODUCTS ~ND.
A~v'~ INDUSTRIES
DAVIS METER ~ SUPPLY CO.
HARRY E. DODDS
PICARD CHEMICAL CO.
R.C. HUTSON
EDWARDS ELECTRIC CORP.
SEWER
2595
2597
2598
2599
2600
26ot
REVENUE FUND
AUTOPROD~CTS INC.
AWK INDUSTRIES
JOHN L. ARCHIE PLUMDING IND,
GONDAS CORm.
EDWARDS ELECTRIC CORP.
C.C. ROBBING
11.19
7.56
2214.92
i5.02
2.65
5.67
307.64
7O8.9O
3.30
15.50
15.50
31.00
54.90
8684.00
243.58
100.00
95.93
32.20
16.25
18.00
17.80
8.90
7.84
52.78
89.6o
99.82
t28.oo
8t.62
25.8o
48~6.32
3.33
92.00
8.14
3.00
5.20
56.91
5090.7o
3.59
10148.28
APRIL
WATER DEPOSITORS FUND
8228 ANOR£W P£ARSON
8229 ACOOUNT OF HARRY E. DODOS
8230 ACCOUNT OF C. RAYMOND WARD
8231 ACCOUNT OF COLIN McKENNA
8232 ACCOUNT OF R. C. HUTSON
SEWER & WATER DEPOSIT FUND
0720 ACCOUNT OF C.C. ROBBINS
0721 ACCOUNT OF GRAY GUTHRI£
0722 ACCOUNT OF A. JAH£S D~gw
0723 ACCOUNT OF LOU SAHYN
POLICE RETIREiVENT FUND
~59 CARL DIXO.
7.5O
15.00
7.~o
?.~0
7.50
15.50
15.50
15.50
7.50
8?9.32
16338.94