Minutes 02-17-69MINUTES REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING HELD AT CITY ~H/kLL,
BOYNTON BEACH,FLORIDA ON MONDAY,FEBRUARY 17, 1969 ~ 7:30 PM
PRESENT:
Vincen~t J. Gallo, Mayor
· Vice Mayor
:H. Collins, Councilman
Mi~-hael V. Michael, Councilman
Leonard E. Nylund, Councilman
Grady Vi. Courtney, City Manager
Mrs .Tereesa Padgett, City Clerk
ABSENT:
Gene Moore, City Attorney
Iv/ayor Gallo called the meeting to order at 7:30 P .M.
The Invocation was given by Rev. Douglas Smith, First Presbyter/an Church
and the Flag Salute was led by Councilman Michael V. Miclmel.
.Int. roduction of Special Guests:
Robert Beyrer, representing the Senior Citizens of Sterling Village.
I~UTES - l~e2ular' Meetin~ Fehruary 3, 1969:
Mr. Nylund rn~de the motion ~hat Minutes of the Regular Meeting of February
3, 1969 be approved as presented. Mr. Sunun~ers second.motion unanimously
carried.
O,LD BUSINESS:
Appointment of Judge Ad Litem:
Mayor Gallo explained that in view of khe fact the Municil~l Judge w~s out
of the City, and the City was still without a Yudge Ad Litem, he would offer
Mmself a s temporary Judge Ad Litem.
Mr. Collins made the motion that 1Viayor Gallo be appointed temporary Judge
Ad Litem. Mr. Nytund seconded. Motion carried 4-], Councilman lVlichael
dis s enting.
PUBLIC AUDIENCE:
None
BID OPENING - 7:45
Mayor Gallo announced that since it was too early for Bid Opening at 7:45
P.M. we would go on to the next item on the Agenda.
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M/NUTES
R2EGULAR COIINCIL I~EETING
FEBi{UAt{Y 17, 1969:
~WARDING OF BIDS:
.A~ArARD OF AIqNUAL SUPPLY OF:
One (I) ½ Ton Pickup; One (I) S/4 Ton Pickup; One (t) Van Type Truck;
One (I)3/4 Ton Pickup with Utility Body: One (1) 3/4 Ton Gab & c.h~sis,
Mayor the
Tabulating
Benz Chevrolet, Lake Worth
Gross: $7,744.90
Less Trade: 250.00
Net: $7,494.90
Mr. Michael moved the recommendation of the Tabulating Committee be
accepted. Nit. Summers seconded and motion %manimously carried.
Gasoline & Oil:
Mayor Gallo advised that six (6) bids were received c~ this item and the
Tabulating Committee recommended that Sinclair Oil Corp. and Gulf Oil
Corp. be awarded the contract for the years' supply of gasoline and oil.
Mr. lvfichael made the motion that the City accept these bids as presented
and the Tabulating Sheet become part of the Minutes. Mr. Collins seconded
and motion unanimously carried.
.Tires:
Mayor Gallo announced that only one (1) bid lusd been received on this item
and it was the recommendation of the Tabulating Comnmiffcee that the annual
supply of Tires be awarded to Don's Firestone, Boynton Beach.
Mr. Michael moved that the City accept the reco~-~LaAendation of the Tabu-
lating Corrn~ittee and this bid be awarded to Don's Firestone. Mr. Summers
seconded and mo~ion unanimously carried.
Batteries:
A4ayor Gallo stated ,h~_~. two bids were received on this item and it was the
recommendation of the Tabulating Committee that Boynton Auto Supply be
_~.warded this con~ract. Mr. Nylund mgved the Ci~. accept the recommenda-
tion of the Tabulating Committee and'i~ard ~t/3is hid ~o Boynton Auto Supply
Co. Mr. S ers seconded and
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1Vi1/qUTES
lkEGULAi{ COUNCIL MEETING
FEBRUARY 17, 1969
~alvanized Pipe and Fittings:
Mayor Gallo announced that eleven (I1) bids were received on these items,
Mr. Micl~et moved that since there were numerous items involved on this
bid, of the Tabulating Sheets be given to the City Clerk to become
and the City accept the recommendations
Mr. Sum_rners seconded and motion unani-
Mayor Gallo announced that ten (I 0) bids were received On these items.
Mr. Michael moved that since there were numerous items involved on this
bid, copies of the Tab,~1~ting Sheet be given to the City Clerk to become
part of r reference and the City accept the recommendations
of the Tabulating presented. Mr. Summers seconded and
motion unanimously carried.
BID OPENING - 7:45
Mayor Ontlo asked for anyone in the Audience who was present to submit
bids to the City to please come forward and submit them to the City Clerk
at this time.
Mr. Michael made the motion the receiving of the bids be closed and all
bids turned over to the City Clerk to be opened. Mr. Summers seconded
and motion unanimously carried.
.A.,,WAI{DING OF BIDS - Continued
.%Yate r Meters:
Mayor Gallo announced that six (6) b/ds had been received on this item.
and the Tabulating Committee recommended Neptune Meter Co.
IVir. Michael moved the City accept the recommendatkm of the Tabulating
Corem/tree and award the bid for the annual supply of water' meters to
Neptune Meter Co. Mr. Nylund seconded and mo~ion unanimously carried.
.Cold Mix and Asphalt:
~Viayor Gallo announced that wo (2) bids had been received on this item and
it was the recommendation of the Tabulating Committee that the low bid be
awarded to Rubin Construction Co.
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1V~LNUTES
REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING
,FEBRUARY t7, 1969
Mr. Summers made ~ae motion that Rubin Construction Company be awarded
the bid for annUal supply of Cold Mix and asphalt, as recommended by the
Tabulating Committee. Mr. Collins seconded and motion ~3~nanimously
carried.
Chlorine:
Gallo ammounced ~hat the City had received three (3} bads on ~is i~ern,
as low bidder.
Mr
mo~ion ~
r~oved this bid be awarded to Allied Chlorine and Chemical as
Cornrrxittee. Mr. Summers seconded and
· carried.
Mayor Gallo announced the City had received three (3) bids on this item and
the Tabulating Committee that Ed Clanton Tracking
for shell rock and Donald Reeves Trucldng be awarded
the bid for pit lime.
Mr. the City accep~ the recommendatien of the Tabulat-
ing ~he bads to the two companies as stated by the '
Mayor. Mr o Summers seconded and motion tmanimously carried.
F. orce Main No. 8:
Mayor Gallo announced that four (4) bids had been received by the City and
Cambron Construction Co., inc. of Orlando was low bidder.
Mr. Michael read part of a letter received froml{ussell & Axon, the City's
Consulting Engineers in which they recommended *h~t the low bid from
Cambron ConstruCtion Co., Inc. be accepted for the alternate bid of
$96,575.90, and made the motion ~hat the recommendation of our Consulting
Engineers be accepted o Mr .Summers seconded and motion unanimously
carried.
Russell & Axon's Supplemen ~t~! Agreement - Re: Inspect-ion:
Mayor Ga3/o stated the City Council had ~h~s Agreement before them and
asked for their opinions.
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¥~INUTE$
REGULAi~ COUNCIL MEETING
FEBRUAEY 17, 1969 ,
Mr. Michael stated he would not be in favor of signing this type agreement
inasmuch as the City would have no way of knowing how many hours were
put into the inspection and the final amount of costs involved is indeterza/-
Mr. Courtney suggested that the City could request an estimate from ~ Con-
s~g Engineers to place a "ceiling on the costs" involved.
hat the CiZy refuse the proposal effered in
1969. Mr. Nylund
BID OPENING:
One (1) Fork Lift Diesel Tractor:
City
subna/t~ed
bids received and read the names of the companies who
~/s item, which are as follows:
DeMarco Tractor Company, Boynton Beach
Engineering A/achine Col, Delray Beach
Mr. Michael made the motion the bids received be ~urned over to the Tabu-
taring Committee for their recommendat/on~ tv~r. Summers seconded and
motion unanimously carried.
Two (2) Mobile Units:
City Clerk announced the advertisement had been placed on these items and
later cancelled by the Purchasing Agent, (no bids received).
.Cleardng & T.V. Inspection of Certain Sewer Lines:
City Clerk opened bids received from the following companies:
Fitzgerald Engineering Co., Inc. lv~iami, Florida
Southern-Line-Cleaning, Inc. Cassetberry,Florlda
Mr o Nylund made the motion/he bids received be turned over to the Tabu-
lating Corn~nJttee for their recommendation. Mr. Michael seconded and
motion unanimously c~rried,
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IviINUTES
REGULAR COUNCIL/vLEEqI NG
FEBRUARY 17, 1969
with ~he ~chasing Agent, ~ o William Allan, a~ this time o
LIC HS mmG
None
.LEGAL:
Ordinance 69-5 (Znd t~eading) ~mending Sec. 25-A-7 of the Code
Re: Bonding Requirements:
In ~e abs~ce of the Ci~ A~or~y, ~he Ci~ ~ger read subject Ore-
-ce by ca,on only. 1st rea~ng: Feb~ary ~, 1969.
Mayor ~o s~ ~e o~y c~mge ~d~ in ~is O~-~nce ~s ~e addison
of ~e phrase: "fox 'o~er good and s~icien~
~r. Oot~ns moved ~ O~d~ce 69-5 be passed on second read~. ~.
S~ers seconded.
~r .~ic~el s~ed ~ ~s op~on ~e add~s of ~e phrase as quoted above
~e ~ayor, opens P~ndora's box ~ no ~idel~es w~soever ~dica~d
~o~on carried 4-I, ~r. ~i~el dissen~n~.
O~d~nce 69-6 (ls~ ~ea~) ~d~ Sec. Z6-10
~e: Fir~en's Pe~i~
~. Sub--ers moved ~ Or~nce 69-6 be ~ssed
~c~el seconded and mo~n ~o~ly carried.
O~ce 69-7 (tst Rea~ng) ~end~g Sec. Z6-1
~e: Police Pension
Oi~ ~anager read sub~ec~ Ore.ce ~ i~ ~ire~.
~w. Ny~d moved ~ Ord~ce 69-7 be passed
Oo~s seconded ~d motion ~nimously carried
MINUTES
REGULAK COUNCIL MEETING
FF, BP~UAi~Y 17, 1969
l:{e solution 69-F
the School Board to Reconsider their
City/~anager read subject l{esolution in its entirety. /vLr. tViichael moved
t{esolution 69~F be passed, bit.Summers seconded and motion unanimously
carried.
Kesolution 69-G - Urging the Inlet Commission to~ lv/ake Boynton
Inle~ 1V~ore Na. vigabte: .....
City IVianager read subject lkesolution in its entirety o Mr. Nylund moved
Resolution 69-G be passed, tV~r. Summers seconded and motion unani-
mously carried.
Report on Status of Fire Hydrant Charge Controversy:
Iv~r. Courtney stated that the City Attorney recommended this item be
tabled.
AD.MI~HS TR~TIVE:
C, qnsiderI the Select, on of a Fiscal Agent:
biayor Gallo announced that inasmuch as bit. ~a~l Sheppard was in the
audience to present his proposal to the City, he would like to take this
matter up at this time.
The A4ayor bmrther stated that the City has two such proposals to consider,
and proceeded to read a telegram from T. 1t. ~cock in which ~r, Alcock
suggested ~t all bids for a Fiscal Agen~ be submitted ~o ~e City a~ ~e
~rch 3~d Co~c~ ~ee~nE. The ~yor ~en ~troduced A1 Sheppard and
asked ~ to come for~rd to sub~t ~s proposal Zo the C~, ~r. Sheppard
came fomrd and in~oduced ~s assoc~te Mr. Carl Husky,represe~a~ve
ofW. R o H~gh& Co.
~. Sheppard then proceeded to give a short background on the reputation
of W. 1{. Hough & Co., stating he was now a partner in this organization
and went on to explain the aims and purposes of their proposal and the rea-
sons it would be advan~geous to the City to accept the proposal submitted
by his firm° After which, Mr. Sheppard advised the City Council he would
be pleased to answer any of their questions.
l~uch discussion e~sued concerning interest rates; percen~ge of fees to be
paid to his company in securing .the bonds for the City; the additional fees
involved to be p~id to the City A~0rney; bonding a~orne¥; engineering costs
court costs; printing and advertising costs, etc.
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A~INUTES
REGULAR COUNCIL tVLEF. TING
.FEBP~UARY 17, 1969
C
Mr. Michel made the motion that this item be ~bled for further study,
until the next Regular Council tV~eet/ng, at which time the City Council
would render a decision. Mr o Collins seconded and motion unanimously
carried.
OLD BUSINESS:
l%econsider the i{equest of]~r~ny' Breezes~, Inc o,
Mr. Michael recommended that this item remain on ~he table until such
time decision as to exactly what plans will be
project,
City Manager sta~ed the Citer A~torne¥ recommended this i~em remain on
~e ~ble.
KEV~ STATUS ~OF PEND~G ITE~iS:
I. .~aw Sui~ Re: ~er ,T~act:
~r. ~ic~e~ s~ed it ~s sti~ in %he process of ~e Courts and did not
feel ~he Ci~ c~d take any action at ~is time.
2. S ~ E. Second Avenue Railroad
Gity ~ana~er reported ~t it ~d cost the Ci~ Twenty-Five Thousand
Dollars ($~,000 ~D0) to ~et t~s cross~ for
el~%e ~o~er cross~ since accordinu ~ FEC R~ ~h,~ -
. ~ ~ - ....... ~s no jus~i-
~fion for an addifio~ ra~lr~d cross~g ~ the City ~t ~is time.
Mr. Michael ~de ~e mo~ion t~ ~s item be stricken from ~e A~en~
~1 s~h ~e ~t ~er action on ~s item becomes applicab~. ~r.
S~ers seconded and mo~on ~mously carried.
3. Avalhbility of W~er & Sewer for Trailer Park
Devetopmen~.~est of Congress:
~r. Michel ~de the motion t~t ~s i~em be ~bled
water ~d sewer e~sion p~o~ram ~H ~consist of. ~. S~ers seconded
and motion ~a~usly carried.
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MINUTES
i{EGULAI{ COUNCIL MEETING
,FE~I~UAi{¥ I7, 1969
Fees to be Clmr~e~ - ~ec~eation Depax:t~ent~
1Viayor Gallo read the recommendation received from the Recreation and
Parks Board. in which they s~ated t.hey are definitely against chaxging a
fee for recreational facilities to the ~lxpayers of the City.
George Johnson, Director of 1{
fee is
who use this: ,.
stated ~ only reason a small
better control the children
1VLr. Col/ins made the motion that a 10~ charge be made to children up to
13 years of age; a 15~ charge for those between the ages of 14 & 15; and
Air. Summers seconded
and motion Unanimously carried,
5, .~ater ,,Line - S. E..IS,~h Avenue Cros,sing to Ocean Rid_g~:_
Mr. ~ that this item be tabled until we knov; the ex-
tent of our program which is now being consider-
ed. Mr. Summers seconded and motiOn unanimously carried.
.New Bridge Location . N. ,E,. Second Avenue or Ocean Avenue:
t{obert Beyrex, Executive Council Chairman of the Senior Citizens of Ster-
ling Village came forward to state that the residents of Sterling Village are
unanimously opposed to the re-location of the bridge from Ocean Avenue
~o Second Avenue Nort~ as this would ~ve a very definite effect on the
re-sale values in Sterling Village.
William Edell. stated he was opposed ~o ~he change in location for this
bridge.
Mr. Michael made the n~otion that the City pass a llesolution requesting
~at ~e bridge r~ a~ Oc~ Avenue ~d ~ed; ~d the proposed
ne~ bridge be re,bu~ at Oce~ Avenue, said Kesolu~on to be sent to ~e
S~te ~d De~ent. ~r. S~ers seconded and m~n anani~sly
carried.
7. S__~d,y of Sani ,t,~tion Department_:
City Manager advised the report was not complete at this time
Mr. Michael moved this item be tabled .Mr. Surnn~ers seconded and motion
unanimously carried.
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MINUTES
REGULAR COUNCIL tVLEETII~G
F . RUm Y. l?, .969
Discuss Central File .S,¥stem:
docuxnezlts
available to consider the
Mr o Courtney sta~ed tl~t the City is now in the process of refinishing the
upstairs area to move one department to ~h~$ location, which v~uld perm/t
additional space in the downstairs area of Chi~'y Hall and the possibility of
a Central File System should now b~ re-aclivated inasmuch as all official
Clerk ~ space would soon become
obtaining a Cerebral Filing System.
Mr.
unanimously carried.
motion ~hat City Clerk, and Mr.
.make plans of this system
. CoUncil o Mr. Summers seconded and moron
City Properties, Inc, had asked for special excep-
tion on f4) parcel~ on which an
advertis, : was held hut to date, the zoning change had not
been completed on the four (4) parcels.
lv~r. N¥1und made the motion this item be removed from the Agenda since
original plans and are now
new requests for zoning changes.
A4r. meeting with representatives
of [ the State l{oad Department in Ft.
Lauderdale, , ~rence to f~sis item. He further stated the cost of
the recornr~ended changes for this entrance is estimated by the State
Department to b~ approximately $5,200.00, said cosz to be paid by so~e
one o~er th~ '~e ~S~te ~oad D~pa~ent.
Robert Beyrer ~
in trying to res,
Village.
ask for the assistance of the City..Council
haZardous condition which now exists at Sterling
A discussion ensued,
~. Summers made the motion tl-~t a n~eeting be called to consider the
possibilities of over-corning this situation, and said meeting to be held at
the Recreation Hall of Sterling Village, and request the attendance of:
Mr. Ramos and o~her representatives from the State Road Department;
Representatives of Sterli, g Village; the City Council; and the Palm Beach
Delegation to ~he State Legislature in an effort to work out a solution.
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MINUTES
REGULAR COUNCIL i~fEETING
FEBRUAI~.Y 17, 1969
NEW BUSINE_ .SS:
Consider Kequest of Michael V. Michael that all residents of Golfview
the Area Lying
e of Leisureville wi{1 involve all
~s his recommendation
tvfr o lv~ichael
300 feet in this pardi-
precedent for the City on all fu~e
he rectified in writing; and
?
t~ia item as slated in above subject
seconded.
Board watch ~s
effect the values of ~he
Motion carried 3-2, ~IViayor Gallo and Vice l~Iayor Suzn3axers dissenting.
Consider t~equest 9f~ Edgar Harvey l~e!~F_f~me Levi..ed in Kecent Court Case~
AS~ayor GaLlo read 'h~e letter received from ~/r, Harvey in whl ch he requested
the ~eturn Of his ~ and'further stated that Judge Tombe~ g had no objec-
t-ion to the gun bein~ xeturned.
Summers made ~he motion the gun be returned to Edgar H~rvey as
by Judge Tomberg. Mr o N¥innd seconded and motion unani-
..A..DM]/qI__S TR-~ TIVE_~3
~Consider Appoin~ment.s to Inter~l{~ac~l Comrnittee:
Mayor Gallo re~d the letter from Rev o Nelson P. A/oyer in which he
submitted his resiEna~ion to above Co--tree ~
}*ir0 Surf~ners moved we accept l{ev. l~oyer's resignation. Mr o Collins
seconded and mo~ion txrianimously carried ~
Page No. 1!
MINUTES
I{EGULAi~ COUNCIL MEETING
FEB.I{UAP~Y 17, I969
Mr .Summers moved we appoint Rev. Douglas H. Smith and Willie IViiller
to the Inter-racial Committee. Mr.Collins seconded and motion unani-
mously carried.
.Schedule Date £or March 3~ I969 Re~lar Coup. cji Meet~M:
s most City Officials will be attending the
in Orlando on March 2, 3 &
4th, for the next meeting. Mr.
Collins made the motion that IV/arch 10, 1969 be designated as the next
l{e~ular City Council Meeting. Mr. Michael seconded and motion unan/-
mous !y carried.
Kesponsibitities to Council of
Mrs. M/chael stated he had discussed this rn~tter with the Citer Manager
and it was decided that the City Council would have a meeting with Mrs.
Law along w/th lv~r. Courtney.
A~olication for Permit to Solicit - American Le~ion
City Clerk advised application had been filed by subject orgardzation and
every~ing was in order,
Mr, Michael moved this application to solicit by the American Legion
Auxiliary be granted. ~, Collins seconded and motion unanimousb/ c~rried.
List of Payments for ~anuary:
Mr. Michael made the motion the list of payments for January be accepted
as presented by the Finance Department. Mr. Summers seconded and
motion unanimously carried.
Discuss Designati~, g S. W., Second Avenue as Overpass for 1-95:
Mr .Courtney stated that Don Morgan, Senior Planner for the Technical
Coordinating Committee has recommended that subject item be designated
as an over-pass for 1-95.
Edward Dully, Sr. came forward and suggested that Ocean Avenue be de-
signated as an overpass for 1-95.
Page No.12
MINUTES
REGULAR COLrNCIL MEETING
FEBRUA/{Y 17, 1968
AEr. Summers made the motion that Ocean Avenue be designated as first
choice for said over-pass, /Vfotion died for lack of a second.
Ward Cummings, 100 S. W. Second Avenue, suggested that S. ~. Fifth
Avenue Lrom U. S, #1 has a wider right of way and it would be more
advantageous for ~he C/~y to consider this possibility.
There was no ~ction taken.
Further ClarLficatlon ]~e: Zoning Classification of
Dry Cleanin~ Establishment:
Ci/W IV~nager stated the Inspect/on Department refuses to issue a pe~:i~it
for this dry cleaning operation. Fire Ckief Wrigh~ s~a~ed that though the
material beln 1 is non-con~bustible, it is planned to have a boiler
which will have to be fire rated.
Mr. Summers made the motion that this i~em be referred Lo the Planning
and Zon/ng Board for their recommendation. 1%ir. Michael seconded and
motion ,~-~nimoUsllr carried.
APPi{OVAL OF BILLS:
City Clerk presented the following bills to Council:
Chamber of Cornnmerce for Febr%lary
$708.01
Utility Supply Co.
$871.50
Mr. Summers moved these bills be lmid. Mr. Michael seconded and motion
unanimously carried.
There being no further business, Mr, Nylund made the motion the meet/ng
be adjourned. ~ .lVtichael seconded and motion unanimously carried.
Meeting adjourned at I1:15 P.M.
Vincent J. C~0~, Mayor
Thonms A. Sumnsers, Vice I~ayor
Page No o 13
MINUTES
B. EGULAP~ COUNCIL ME~..TING
.FEBRUARY 17, 1969
Gilber~ H. Collins, Councilman
1V~hael V. /VIichaet, Counci~m~,n
Leonard E. N¥1m~d,' C~ncilrnan
(A/irs .) Tereesa P~et~, City Clerk
Page No.14
PAYMENTS ~ADE IN 3ANUARY BY DATE
3ANUARY
3ANUARY
3ANUARY
3ANUARY
3ANUARY
2, 1969
S, 1969
6, 1969
7, lg6g
8, 1969
3ANUARY 9, 1969
3ANUARY 10, ~969
3ANUARY 14, 1969
3ANUARY 15, 1969
3ANUARY 16, 1969
3ANUARY 17, 1969
3ANUARY 20, 1969
3ANUARY 21,
3.qNUAR¥ 22.
~NUAR¥ 25~
3ANUARY 24,
3ANUARY 27~
A U i:iY 26,
2.28
28,468.00
121.48
23,291.89
8,244.84
3~934.72
9,356.55
3,633.77
18,552.39
397.46
19~873.73
56.~1
7.55
49,024.82
508.94
26,62~.18
1~329~4
2~704~8G
10,579~91
23?
PAYMENTS ~ADE BY FUNDS
GENERAL FUND ..................... 160~631.81
· ATER SYSTE~ REVENUE FUND ................... 51,349.70
~ATER DEPOSITORS FUND ................... 2?D.DO
5E~ER REVENUE FUND .................. ~_- 22~382.31
SE~ER & ~ATER DEPOSIT FUND .............. 394.30
FIRE~EN'S RELIEF & PENSION FUND ............ 84.10
RETIREMENT TRUST FUND .............. 62.41
PUBLICITY FUND ........................ 2~7~0.04
CIVIC £ENTER BOND SINKING FUND ............... 11.25
S~Im~ING POOL BOND SINKING FUND ........... 2.63
I & S FUND ................. 4.73
'237~933.28
1969
$, 1969
PAYMENTS MADE IN ~'ANUARY 1969
WATER SYSTEM REVENUE FUND
11307 R. E. TOmL~NSON
2.20
FUND
192
193
154
195
196
197
i98
199
£00
ROBEaT RoY J~.
50. O0
4. O0
182. O0
2~0. O0
12fi. O0
100. O0
10. O0
50.00
1.0. O0
~01
204
205
206
207
2O8
£09
20044
WATER
11508
11309
25.00
OAa~ L~owr~ Rum~m~ 17~.'~00
Bo~o~ ar~r FmD. OamDr~ UNION
~I~r oF B. B. PAY~OL~ FUND
Gr~r OF ~. B. Ponrcm RET. FD.
O~Y OF B.B. FraE~EN'S RELIEF
~ PENSION FUND
~.~, RETIrEmENT TRUST FUND
FIaS~ BANx OF ~OYNTON ~CHo
~.~. CITY FED. CRZDTT UNION
SYSTEM REVENUE FUND
FUND
9~. 72
$6~. 25
800. ~00
24.00
1969.48
1995.48
SEWER REYENUE FUND
2447 EoxoNo J. SmmNcE
2448 OrTY OF' B.B.
FUND
175.60
771~$9
FIREMEN'S RELIEF & PENSION FUND
458 JosN M. TuITE
459 HAROLD P. HE~aIN~
59.83
24.27
RETIREMENT TRUST FUND
0558 RmNA B. CAasrma
50; 58
2.20
20468.00
JAN.
JAN.
6, 1969
7, 1969
8, 1969
9, 1969
GENERAL FUND
202 BLare Gaoss-BL~m 6~rm~D oF F~z.
205 Cr~Y o? B.B. PmrTY CAsH
GENER2 L FUND
20045 P~a~ L. Cox
20046
20047 2[ss. S~szws~
20048 G~Y or B.B. P~Y Gzss
20049 G~Y o~ B.B. P~c~Y F~ND
200~0
200~ H~rz
79.46
42. 02
i 4s
35. O0
40. O0
160. O0
93. ~0
11959, 33
3~, O0
.109 70~ 06
23291 ~ 8~
GENERA L FUND
20052 C~r ox B.B. Pmr~Y GAsH 76~06
20053 F~,a. Powm~ ~ Lz~m~ Co. 4592. 79
20054 ?~sp~e~s Imc. Or F~z. 21,02
20055 SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE 2~. 70
20056 Cr~Y oF B. B. W~zEa DEPt. ~95'~90
5212. ~7
WATER
11310
11311
SYSTEM REYENUE FUND
F~z. Powm~ & L~em~ CO.
~ 3.32
SEWER REYENUE FUND
2449 G~z o~' B.B. Pm~?Y Cash
2450 FLA. Powma ~ L~e~v Co.
13.22
,s,s?. so
901i. 02
GENERAL FUND
20057 S~zy~sY Star,ms 10.00
20058 Jz~rs G. T~o~pso~ 97. 70
20060 gmsz~ L. H~wxr~s 315. O0
CS?. 70
WATER SYSTEM REYENUE FUND
11312 GEa~r L. ,qzwm~ys 175.00
11313 O~sm 2t,~r~z~ B~m 203.40
11315 Rassx~ & Axon 300.00
776.05
PUBLICITY FUND
212 B. B. Om,~ma OF
210 CH~S
690.97
/2000,00
CIVIC GENTgR BOND SINKING FUND
211 Omzsm ~ZY~A~,~
10~00
121.48
23291.89
3934.~2
10. 1968
GENERAL FUND
20061R~Lpm
20062
20063 O~Rr~s E.
20064 G~ 0~
20066 GzrY o~ B.E.
20066 0~ o~ Bo~roN Bm~c~
20067 B.B. Poz~¢m
20069
25.00
50.00
200.00
1225.06
148.16
4949.83
98.50
161.28
WATER SYSTEM REVENUE FUND
1i5i? Ji ~G. ~mY~'O~DS
11320 Zo~ ~ W~LDXm
11321 C~Y oF B.B. P~xaoL~
11326 ~ULF OIL O0~POR~T~ON
3.04
5.20
5.20
.95
· GO
950.81
56. 94
022, ?4
SEWER REVENUE FUND
2451 MRs. L. B~ssm~.z G~soN 8.00
2~52 Esr. OF MRS. R-~LPz ANDERSON 1.90
2453 d~ H~m W~so~ ~ O0
2454 B.B. P~ YaO~ F~ 830.72
2455 G~ Or~ Goapoa~Tro~ 27.26
WATE9 DEPOSITORS FUND
8095 Acer. OF GroGRam ~Ta~s ~ 50
8096 Acer. o~ J. G. RmYNO~DS 7~50
SEWER ~ WATER DEPOSIT FUND
0616 Acer. o~ Dz~rm O~Dmx 15.50
0617 Acc~. om HRS. L. R~ssmnn G~soN 15.50
0618 Acer. OF MRS. RzLpz ANDERSON 17.60
0619 Acer. OF AN.~ M~m Wz~so~ 15.50
0620 Acer. OF J. Wmz~mR 15.50
0621 Acer. o~ Lou SzmYN ~50
0622 Acct. OF YocN¢ & W~rm 7,50
9~.6--75 ~$~6.55
14, 1969
~5, 1969
16, 1969
20070 Go~. OF MOTOR
20071
200?6 F.R.FrELD
20077 PzL~ Bmzcs Pos~ Tr~zs
WA~R SYSTEH RETENUE FUND
11522 Pos2mzs~Ea
11523 Gr~Y OF BOY.TON BEACm
11324 B~~oaoss BLUE SSrELD
SEWER RE~ENUE FU~D
2456 BLUE O~OS$-BLUE StF,rELD
2457 HZ~UFZCZUS~S Lrr~
GENERAL FUND
20078 KmLLY TS~CTOa ~o.
20079 Cm2Y o~ B.B. PE~Y
20080
20081 S~w's
20082 Jo~N
20085 C.J. Oaz~zY
~00~ BOYNTON ~UTO SUPPLY
WATER SYSTEM REYENUE FUND
I1~2~? BOYNTON ~UTO SUPPLY
GENERAL FUND
~00o~ ~s. Huss D~m
20087 DELRAY FENCE
WATER
11528
11329
11330
11331
11552
SYSTEM REYENUE FUND
J~cx P. ~DDOX
Lo~ S~Ym
Homms BY Lmo~
DWEL~ Y-Kr~B Y
J~ms Dzv~s
WATER DEPOSITORS FUND
8097 W~ATma R. GILL Ja.
8098 Mas. Lursm DmRuBma~rs
7.00
10.,90
1440.85
294.58
225.16
397.98
10.00
2595.97
~50.00
500.00
1~.58
11t5.97
114.11
7.72
i2i.-
1 o. ooo. oo
44.12
27.45
35.95
10. O0
10. O0
390.87
54.00
34.00
50.00
252.00
~02.00
5.20
2.90
5.04
5.20
5.47
19.81
7.50
7.5O
15. O0
3633.77
10, 552.59
16.
~o~r 'D
JANUARY 1 7,
1969
1969
SEWER REYENUE FUND
2~8 JANES a. DArts
SEwmR&
0623
0624
0625
0626
0627
5.05
7.50
15,50
7;50
7.50
17.60
55.60
397.~6
JANUARY 20, 1969
GEYEBAL FUND
20086 CxTY OF B.B. PAYROLL
20088 F~RST BAN~ OF B.B.
R~RmnmN~ FuNs
20090 UrTY OF B. B. F~E~EN'S
RzAzEF ~ PENSION FUND
20091BOYNTON B~A¢~ RET~Rmnm~T
20092 Bor~To~ CzTY FEDERAL
20093 JOYCE O. JOSNSON
2009~ E~A~ER GzsoN
3336.02
98.50
178.10
352.2~
836.00
56.8~
25.00
17320.67
WATER SYSTEM REVENUE FUND
11333
ROLL FUND
1696.32
1696.32
SEWER REYENUE FUND
2459 GTTY OF B.B.
PA YR OLL
856.7~
856, 74
19873.73
GENERAL FUND
20095 ConnrsSroNEs OF MOTOR
5. O0
WATER SYSTEM REYENUE FUND
1t53~ LOEW'S THEATRES OLEARrNS
RETIRemENT TRUST FUND
0559 PA un IRw~y
20.54
20. 54
8.87
8.87
2.50
2.50
SEWER BEYENUE FUND
2~60 JzMms G. DAvrs
30.91
JANUARY 21.
969
JANUARY 22, 1969
23, 1969
WATER SYSTEM REYENUE FUND
11335 Gs,~s. i~eEwE~
SEWER REYENUE FUND
2461 CHAZ. McEwm~
3. 55
3.55
· 4.00
4. O0
GENERAL FUND
20097 NoD~n~ RoofrNe
20098 Cmo. PmE~
20099 A~Nm~m
20100 Gz~z o~ E.B. Po~zcm
20101 F~'s
1¥30. O0
130. O0
22.50
3198. O0
6475. O0
11255.50
WATER SYSTEt~ REKENUE FU~TD
11336 RSF~nr~e ~ I~O~E~T
Rm~N~m BO~ SZNEZ~ Fs. 23677. 78
11337 R~csza~ Go~ 1.95
11338 Oz~ms G~F Sm~rcm 6~94
23686.67
SEWER REK~#UE FUND
REFUNDING dc Im2ao~m~m~T Rm~'mmum
14022.65
WATER DEPOSITORS FUND
8099 AccT. o~ Wms~EY S~muwm 7.50
8100 AccT. o~ A~mx ,~ONDmBEcmm 7~50
8101 Acc~. o~ P~ Bcs. TszrLoas 7.50
8102 FamDmarcm N~ap~r 7.50
8105 AccT. OF RrCH~RD COBB 7.50
8105 ACe~. O~ OZ~ZS G~f S~o~1,5.00
60. O0
GENERAL FUND
20102 CITY OF B.B. PETTY CASH 19.45
20103 CITY OF B.B. PETTY CASH 90.79
20104 HATHmW FEa~A~ 1.04
20105 GmAa~ms N. Boos 25.00
20106 PA~ ~ PHYL~rZ GA~r~ 2.30
20107 GHZs5Es BYso~ 75.00
20108 W~L~A~ AL~A~ 8.25
20109 RO~Z~TA To~sr~e 5~34
20110 JzN~A~zr Go~p. 58.29
285.46
7. 55
49024.82
.N.
25, 1969
24, 1969
WATER SYSTEM REVENUE FUND
11339 Nns. GSAS. MCGA~Er
11340 C. L. MAcmmY
11343 Yr~o Dm Cos~o
1t3~ Mas. J. W. Rossr~
WATER DEPOSITORS FUND
8106 Aecz. OF Lmm SHOF?
8107
8108
8109 ACCT. o~ P~r~ Foa~
8110
8111 Acc~. OF ~.E. W~r~m
8112 A¢c~. OF T~OS.
8115 H. W. BEEBE
811~
81i6 S~~ ScA~zo
SEWER REVENUE FUND
2465 S~Y Rorm~$oN
SEWER ~ WATER DEPOSIT i~XfND
0628 Acc~. OF C.E. COOPEa
0629 ~c¢~. OF SA5~Y ROSm~XSON
0630 ACC~. OF BZFFSUa~ma (No.rAm)
0631 ACC~. OF VinO DECOS~O
GENERAL FUND
20111 J. I. K~s~zm A~ENCY, INa.
20112
20t13 Pm~L~s Pm~aOLm~ Go.
2011~ Br~K
20116 BLUE CROSS-~LUE SN~ELD
20117 C~
20118 C. J. OUStEr
20119 E~rs McA~or
20120 W~s~ J.
20121 Fs~x
20122 Gr~r OF B.B.
20123 Frns~
20127 CITY OF B.B. PAYROLL FUND
20128 Or~r Of B.B. Ponrez RE~. FUND
~0130 ~OYNTON
5.20
8.14
3.08
2, 70
14.14
57. 66
7.50
7.50
7.50
7.50
15.00
25.00
7.50
7.50
25.00
7.50
117.50
2. 02
2. 02
16,20
17.60
25.00
7~50
66.30
73.99
7031.25
315.11
10.00
~98.00
46.18
85.00
20.00
10.00
5.00
5.00
1546.01
40.32
5122,49
98,50
I70,20
545.00
15622~05
508.94
JAN.
24, 1969
27, 1969
WATER SYSTEM REVENUE FUND
11347 C~T~ OF B. B. P,~'SOLL
SEWER REYENUE FUND
2465 CrTY oF B.B. P,~YSOLL F~n
SWISHING POOL BOND SINKING FUND
21~ J. I~ KzsLA~ A~E~¢~, I~c.
218 F~sT FE~. SA~rN~S ~ LOAN
I (} S FUND
21~ J. I. K~sLAr Ass~cY, I~¢.
21 7 FIRST FE~s.~ SA~'r~es ~ LoA~ LANrANA
CIlKI~ CENTER BO~D SINKING FUND
215 J.I. Krszzs .4sE~cY, I~c.
219 F~ss~ FEm. Szr~mes &Lozy
PUBLICITY FUND
216 J. I. £rstzm
220 FrssT Fz~.
GENERAL F~ND
20126 G~Y o~ B.B. PETTY
20131 OTTERBACHES AMUSEMENT Co.
WATER
11345
113~6
SYSTEH REYEi~UE FUND
C~TY OF ~.B. PETTY CASH
SEWER REYENUE FUND
2464 C~:T~ oF B.B. PETTY CASH
SEWER & WATER DEPOSIT FUND
0632 Acc~,
0633 ACCT.
10151.32
10151.~2
838.91
S$8.'91
1.70
.93
'"2.63
3.06
1.67
· 81
1.25
2.15
t.16
3.29 2662~. 18
138.40
59.14
36.29
1000.00
"' 1233. U3
25. I6
26.96
12.1,9
12.19
15.50
15.50
31.00 1329.14
~AN. 28~ 1969
TAN. 29, 1969
GENERAL FUND
20132
20133
20134
20136
20137
20158
20i59
20140
20i41
20142
20143
20144
20145
LELA OILLIAr~S
PHILLIP A, O'DELL
LOUIS mIRASOLA
BISCAYNE FIRE EQuiPmENT CD., INC.
R.R~ BO~KER COMPANY
DOROTHY S. GERNHARD
ADDRESSOGRAPH mULTIGRAPH CBRPORATIO~
ADTECH INDUSTRIES, INC.
ADVANCE AIR CONDITIONING & HEATING
AUTDPRDDUCTS, INC.
BEANE EXTERMINATING CO., INC.
FLORIDA STATE UNIVERSITY
BELLEmAN'S ADVERTISING DISPLAYS
~ATER
11348
11349
11350
11551
11552
11353
SYSTEm REVENUE FUND
A~K INDUSTRIES
ADAMS CHEVROLET CO.
ADDRESSDGRAPH mULTIGRAPH CORPORATION
ALLIED CHLORINE & CHEMICAL PRODUCTS INC.
AUTOPRODUCTS, INC.
B I F
SEmER REVENUE FUND
2466 ALLIED CHLORINE & CHEMICAL PRODUCTS, INC.
BATER DEPOSITORS FUND
8115 A.L. HERRON
PUBLICITY FUND
221 BELLEmAN'S ADVERTISING DISPLAYS
59.00
225.00
55.00
21.95
21.85
18.00
159.56
169.33
174.07
86.23
18.00
20.00
96.78
138.00
3.90
182.40
259.60
1.OD
60.37
645.27
930.68
930.68
7.50
7.5D
45.78
45.78 2704.00
GENERAL FUND
20146 THE BLOSSO$ SHOPPE 55.00
20147 BOYNTON AUTO SUPPLY INC. 83.76
20148 BDYNTON ~ELL-PU~P E SPRINKLER SUPPLY CORP. 24.53
20149 BRANDDN TRANSFER & STORAGE CO.~ INC. 101.50
20150 BRO$ARD PUmP & SUPPLY CO. il. OD
20151 CAMPBELL & HALL, INC. 16.52
20152 CITIES SERVICE OIL CO. 94.52
20153 ED CLANTON TRUCKING 287.00
20154 cOmmERCE NATIONAL BANK 51.50
20i55 COURT RECORDS, INC. 55.00
20156 OASI CONTRIBUTION FUND 14776.48
20157 DELRAY 8EACH DAILY NE~S-3OURNAL ?.OD
20158 DELRAY CONCRETE PRODUCTS 29,50
20159 DELRAY FENCE & AWNING CO. 18.00
20160 DELRAY IGNITION, INC. 14.39
20161 DEmARCO TRACTOR & IMPLEMENT CO. 115.07
20162 DON~S FIRESTONE DEALER STORE 515.47
20164 EAST COAST PAPER CO. ~ 107~76
I6341.80
2AN. 29, 1969
3AN, 30, 1969
WATER
11354
11355
11356
11357
11358
11360
SEWER
2467
2468
2469
2470
2471
SYSTEm REVENUE FUND
BOYNTON OELL-PUmP & SPRINKLER SUPPLY CORP.
BROOKS PRODUCTS OF FLORIDA, INC.
commERCE NATIONAL BANK
W.H. CURTIN & CO.
OASI CONTRIBUTION FUND
DAVIS mETER & SUPPLY comPANY
DON'S FIRESTONE DEALER STORE
REVENUE FUND
BOYNTON AUTO SUPPLY INC.
8ROWARD PumP & SUPPLY CO.
OASI CONTRIBUTION FUND
DONGS FIRESTONE DEALER STORE
EDWARDS ELECTRIC CORP.
83.68
100/00
51.50
14.20
747.46
28~.00
1,75
1278.59
129.57
119.32
458.45
20.73
105.00
833~87
18453.46
GENERAL FUND
20165
20166
20167
20168
20169
20170
20171
20172
20173
20174
20175
20176
20177
20178
20179
20180
20181
20182
20183
20184
20185
20186
20188
20189
20190
20191
20192
20193
20194
20195
20196
20197
20198
20199
20200
20201
20202
20203
20204
20205
20206
ENGEL'S
V.$. EImICKE ASSOCIATES, INC.
FIRE CHIEF mAGAZINE
FLAMINGO OIL cOmPANY
FLORIDA LEVEL & TRANSIT CD., INC.
FLORIDA PRINTING CO.
FORT LAUDERDALE NEWS
GEORGE W. FD~LER CO., INC.
FRANKHOUSE ELECTRIC SUPPLY, INC.
GENERAL Gmc TRUCK
P.T. GARRETT
GRAYBAR ELECTRIC CO., INC.
GULF OIL CORPORATION
R.L. GRummoNs PRINTING
GULF STREAm LUMBER CO.
IDEAL PICTURES
3ACK'S CAMERA CENTER
3ACKSON AUTO ELECTRIC INC.
30E'S GRILL & RESTAURANT
LAFAYETTE RADIOELECTRONICS
mODERN ROOFING AND AIR CONDITIONING INC.
THE NATIONAL CASH REGISTER CD.
PALm BEACH POST TIMES
P~RKINSDN~S LAWN mOWER SERVICE
PENNSALT CHEMICALS CORPORATION
PICARD CHEMICAL CO.
RODS & GUNS DF DELRAY, INC.
RUBIN ~ONSTRUCTION CO.
SARGENT-SO~ELL~ INC.
SEA AIRE SIGNS
S~ITTY~8 SERVICE SHOP
5ND$ AUTO REPAIR
SOUTHEASTERN ASSOCIATION OF FIRE CHIEFS
SOUTHERN BUILDING CODE PUBLISHING CD.~ INC.
SOUTHERN PAPER CO'PAN&
SUN PROTECTIVE EQuIPmENTRCO.
TRAIL FORD TRACTOR CO.
CHARLES E* WALDNER, OR, m.D.
WEEmS CLINIC
WORTH CHEMICAL & PAINT CO.
XEROX CORPORATION
ZEB ~ANUFACTURING cOmPANY
852.90
25.53
6.00
25.20
242.27
37.25
7.92
9.53
81.68
99.88
90.40
28.21
51.70
24.75
48.95
36.18
67.~6
30.67
433.45
12.50
25.30
705.12
19.90
69,14
31.84
37.75
211~91
42.13
iOByOO
11.82
30.00
17.50
71.10
t5.68
67.20
48.15
8,00
20.00
58.50
424.40
50.00
,.1AN. 30, 1969
WATER
11361
11362
11363
11364
11365
11367
11368
11369
SEBER
2472
2473
2474
2475
2477
2478
2479
2480
2481
2482
2483
2484
WATER
8117
8118
8119
SEWER
0634
0655
0636
0637
0638
SYSTEm REVENUE FUND
FRANKHOUSE ELECTRIC SUPPLY CO.
ARTHUR mAROLDO
30HN D. BHITE
30HN DENSON DR.
WORTH CHEMICAL & PAINT CO.
HACH CHEMICAL COBPANY~ INC.
m & H VALVE & FITTINGS
SARGENT-SOWELL INC.
REVENUE FUND
FAIRCHILD PRODUCTS CORP.
30HN DENSON 3R.
ROBERT KRUGER
LYTHGOE PLUWRING INC.
FRED 3. mESSER
FRANKROUSE ELECTRIC SUPPLY, INC.
mODERN FLASHERS, INC.
BomAR, INC.
OSTROm PLUMBING SERVICE
PORTER PAINT CO.
TISDALE'$ for "SEWER CLEANING SERVICE"
WINSmITH, INC,
ZEB mANUFACTURING cOmPAN~
DEPOSITORS FUND
ACCT. OF 30HN D. WHITE
ACCT. OF ARTHUR BAROLDO
ACCT. OF ELMER 3. GOVANES
& WATER DEPOSIT FUND
ACCT. OF ROBERT KRUGER
ACCT. OF PAUL W. LAIL 3R.
ACCT. OF 30HN DENSON 3R.
ACCT. DF 3AMES REED
30E C. BATES
32.27
19.74
12.70
2.59
575.48
89.06
143.70
53.53
929.87
287.50
4.00
3.98
16.13
55.40
54.40
7.50
87.00
35.00
37.50
176.18
96.25
901.95
15.00
25.00
7.50
47.50
17.60
17.60
15.50
7,50
15.50
73.70
10579.91
1969
GENERAL FUND
20207
20208
20209
20210
20211
20212
20213
20215
20216
20217
20218
20219
20220
20221
ERIC F. YALLOP BUSINESS mACHINES
NATIONAL LINEN SERVICE
PALm BEACH OFFICE SUPPLY CO.
CITY OF B.B. WATER DEPARTMENT
HALSEY & GRIFFITH
C.3. OUSLEY
ELLIS mc AROY
DIRECTOR OF INTERNAL REVENUE
FIRST BANK OF BOYNTDN BEACH
CITY OF B.B. PAYROLL FUND
CITY OF B.B. POLICE RETIREMENT FUND
CITY OF B,B. FIREmEN'S RELIEF A PENSION FUND
BOYNTON BEACH RETIREMENT TRUST FUND
BOYNTON CITY FEDERAL CREDIT UNION
94.50
15.22
49/81
288.32
109.79
20.00
20.00
991.52
3490.14
15078.78
103.05
178.10
365.23
1023.00
21827.46
~AN. 31, lg6g
WATER SYSTEm REVENUE FU~B
11366
11370
11371
11372
11373
11374
11375
PALm BEACH OFFICE SUPPLY comPANY
HALSEY & GRIFFITH INC.
Wm. R. mARVIN
ELDDN ROBERTS
3ACK mYERS
CITY OF BoB. PAYROLL FUND
N.R. FIELD, TRUSTEE
SEmER REVENUE FUND
2485 ELDON ROBERTS
2486 CITY OF 8.B.
PAYROLL FUND
SEWER & WATER DEPOSIT FUND
06S9 ACCT. OF ELDON ROBERTS
0640 ACCT. OF 3ACK mYERS
0641 ACCT. OF Uff~. R. mARVIN
0642 ACCT. OF VERN DENNY
RETIREMENT TRUST FUND
0540 PAUL IRWIN
5.31
2.55
.32
.95
19.93
t783.27
3940.66
5752.99
4.70
1126.15
1130.83
16.20
25.00
15.00
16.90
75.10
2.96
2.96
28787.34