Minutes 07-18-66MINUTES OF REGULAR CITY COUNCIL ~ETING, ~p~,B IN CITY HALL, BOYNTON BEACH,
FLORIDA, Jb~Y 18, 1966 at 7:30 P.~i.
~a!ter Ah ~i~dsen~ Mayor
FrankMcCoy, Jr., Vice Mayor
Charles N. Boos, Councilman
Gilbert Collins, Councilman
F. T. Kain~ City Manager
Gene Moore, City Attorney
Tereeea Padgett, City Clerk
ABSENT:
J. All,son Banks
~L~yorMadsen called the meeting to order at 7:30 P.M. Rev. Robert Mays,
St. John's Methodist Church, gave the invocation and ~Lr. F. T. Kain led
the flag salute.
Members of the ElectricalBoard were recognized. ~ Wright, Mr. Gr~mmons
and Mr. Dean were present. Mr. Wright stated that Mr. Allan P~quist has
attended each meeting of this Board this year, and Mr. Madsen noted that
Mr. Nyquist is doing a good job on fire prevention~
MJ~TES
Mr~ Boos moved for the acceptance of the minutes of the reEular meeting of
July 5, 1966. Mr. McCoy seconded and it ~s unanimously carried.
OLD BUSI~S~
Report by City Attorney on f~11~ of Lots 5~ and 5~. Dewey's S/D
~. Moore recommended that this matter remain on the table.
Consider Bids Received on Cemetery Improvements (on the table)
Mr. Boos moved to remove this item from the table. M~. McCoy seconded
and it was unanimously carried.
N~. Kain noted that the bids for this work exceed the total amount pro-
videdby$1,79&. Mr'. Kain said that it is impractical to attempt to
delete any portions of this work. He stated that Mr. Hurfo~d~c~ the.
Cemetery Board said the Board was in agreement to provide a loan from the
Cemetery Fund in this amount so that the bids could be a-~rded. This lo~n
could then be repaid to the Cemetery F~nd by appropriations Lu the forth-
comir~ budget.
~. Kain reconmnended that the origdnal amount previously agreed upon in
the amount of $11, O00 be trar~ferred from the Cemetery Fund to the General
Fund and that Council approve the loan from the Cemetery Fund in the
amount of $1,79~ to provide for the work which was covered by bids.
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Regular City Cozaucil ~!eeting
1¥oo
July 18, oi,
Mr. McCoy so moved for the recommendation of the city manager. Mr. Boos
seconded, Mr. ~&adsen asked Mr. Hurford and ~tr. Hughson to come for~rd.
~[r. Hurford stated that %f~th this revitalization, there will be a greater
number of people using the facilities here. ~. Hughson stated work can
start as soon as the contract is signed. Motion was unanimously carried.
Prooosed 0rdins~ce 66-1~ re Conditional Use of Lots 27~ 28 and 29, Dewey's
~/D-(on the rabid).._
Mr. Kain stated that he has r~peatedly asked ~[r. Irving to have this deed
executed which would dedicate rig.~t-of-way around the proposed marina. To
dat~ he has not complied with this request. Nm. Boos suggested that this
matter be left on the table until ~ir. Kain contacts Mr, Shook and reports
back.
a~ Wm=son Park
Consider Request for Concession Stand + ~
~.rTM . KaLu explained that he received the plans and cost estimates this
afternoon and would like to have time to look them over before making a
rec ommendat ion.
~ao_=tal Imorovement ProEram
~. Madsen stated that he has requested Council to set aside one night to
talk about this program. This meeting is set for Tuesday, July 19, 1966,
at 7:~O P.M.
Di__s~cussion of Consolidation of Tax Collection and Tax Assessi~
Y~. Kain noted tha~ Council has issued a statement of policy desiring this
consolidation. Mr. Kain stated he had gotten some figures from other
areas and some figures are estimates. He stated that in Broward County
the fee cbmrged is 1% of the tax roll. Based on the amount of taxes this
year, our fee would be approximately $4,900. Estimated exoenditures for
the year amounts to $26,500, which means a savings of $18,000 to $20,000
if this co-told be consolidated. Not included in this fi~3~e is the cost of
an appraisal service every four or five years to Hunnicutt and capital
ex?enditures, such as a billing machine that is needed. _~;~. Kain said
the initial investigation does show that there would be an annus~t savings
of $18~000 to $20,00Oo ~ir. i~adsen asked [~o Kain to continue gstting
further iufo~.~mation.
PUBLIC A~JDIENCE
Mr. Ray Allen came forward and asked who is respopmible for the tax roll
~n~der this consolidation. Mr. BLain stated the city would use the county
· ¢~. roll s.nd county assessments. 1~. Allen noted that there have been
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Regular City Co~ucil Meeting
july 18, !956
approximately lOY, O00 corrections made in the county tax roll and stated
he felt it is not properly prepared. He said he felt the county tax
assessor is not in line with his assessing program. Mr. ~dsen noted
that this ~ll go to referendum.
Mr. !~lau G~ner, La~ence Rd., came forward an~ stated that his property
in Ac. Sec. 20/29 was assessed last year for $5,8~O. He stated he has
this prope~%y for sale for $2,500 and was told by the tax assessor that
the assessme~t would be reduced to $2,800. He had written a letter to
the Board of Equalization and received a reply stating his assessment is
$~950. He again asked for this to ~e reduced. Iz~. Madsen asked 1,~r.
Kain to check this out.
Mr. Gene Keyes came forward and asked that the canopies be put back on
the beach. Mr. Madsen stated that ~r. Richardson said he would put them
up again.
~EW BUS~TES S
A_Rpoint Alternate Member to Board of Ad.iustment
Mr. Boos moved for the temporary appointment of Ward C?~mtngs as an
alternate member to ths Board of Adjustment. Mr. McCoy seconded and it
· ~s unanimously carried.
PUBLIC HEARING 8:0C
Zoning Change Requests:
Lots 7 thru 10, Block 3~ Lake Boynton Estates S/D
Request: C-1 to C-2
Address: 7~0 N.~. 2nd Avenue
Ortner: Wallace L. Fleck
Mr. Kain noted that the Planning & Zoning Board declined to approved
requested change in zoning, but they did unanimously recommend grouting
a conditional usage to enable the applicant to do the work which he
tended to do under the C-2 zoning. There were no objectors in the
audience.
Mr. Moore read Ordinance 66-15 amending Ordinance 62-9. Mr. Madsem note~
that a building is bo be erected at this location to do repair work in,
and he would 15d~e to know when the owner contemplates putting up this
building.
~. McCoy moved for passage of Ordinance 66-15 from first ~o second
reading. Mr. Collins seconded and it was unanimously carried°
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Regular City Council ~eeting
July 18, 1966
Lots 16 and 17~ Block 7, Bowers Park S/D
Request: R-2 to C-2
Address: 225 S~E. 5th Ave.
(h,hers: Advance Air Conditioning & Heating, Inc.
Mr. Kain noted this request v~s granted by the Planning & Zoning Board
by a unanimous vote. There were no objectors is the audience.
M~. Moore read Ordinance 66-16 granting the zoning change. Mr. Boos moved
for passage of Ordinance 66-16 from first to second reading. ~.~. Collins
seconded and it was tuuanimouety carried.
Consideration of abandonment of 20' alley lying W%st of
Lot 22 and east of Lots 23, 2~ & 25, Block 2, Boynton Place
Request: Jean C. Cottrill
Address: 612 N.E. 7th Avenue
~. Kain noted that the Planning & Zoning Board denied this request by a
unanimous vote. No one in the audience spoke in favor of this request.
Mr. }~LadsenasP~d Councilto hold this matter over to the next meeting
because of the death of Mrs. Cotsr]l] s mother, b~. Moore recommended
that the hearing be postponed until next meeting.
~o Boos moved for postponement and continuation of this hearing until
the meeting of August l, 1966. ~. McCoy seconded and it was unanimously
carried.
~. Kainread a letter from Mrs. Hartley objecting to the Fleck request.
~. Hanson, a representative of the Telephone Company, came forward and
asked the disposition of the~Cottrill request and he was informed that
this hearing had been postponed until August l, 1966.
BUSINESS
Appointment of Pol. ice Chief
~. Kain stated that three candidates had passed the Civil Service tests.
These were ~. Taylor, ~. Werle and ~. Thompson. ~r. Kain said M~'~
Taylor had asked that he not be considered as a candidate.
N~. Kain recommended Mr. Gerald Thompson be appointed Police Chief because
of his experience and service to the City of Boynton Beach.
McCoy moved to acceot the recommendation of the city manager appoint~_ug
Cera!d Thompson as Police Chief at the salary that is ~u the budget.
Boos seconded and it was u~uanimousty carried.
2~Udl~JTES
Regular City Council Meet~_~ug
July 18, 1966
Mrs. Padgett admLuistered the Oath of Office to Mr. Thompson. Mr. Madsen
and other Council members congratulated Mr. Thompson. ~r. Madsen said he
hoped ~. Thompson would serve in this capacity for many years to come.
~ir. Kain presented Mrs. Thompson with a corsage.
Latin _American Exchar~e Students
· ~r. Kain stated that a group of approximately forty Latin American exchange
students will arrive at the Woman's Club on July 23. ~r. Madsen said
Council members w~]] be there to greet them.
.R._esolution 66-JJ UrEir~ Grade Separation at Ocean Avenue
~r. Kain noted that the list of roads which have been tentatively approved
for grade separation or 5_uterchauge with 1-95 does not include Ocean
Avenue. Also it was noted that~ there is a proposed grade separation at
17th Avenue and it was hoped that this would be an interchange. ~r. Moore
noted that all resolutions have been directed to the County Commission and
the State Road Department.
~. Moore read Resolution 66-JJ urging a grade separation at Ocean Avenue.
M~. McCoy moved for the adoption of Resolution 66-JJo 2~. Collins
seconded and it was unanimously carried°
PLr. Boos moved to have a resolution drawn similar in character to the one
just passed urging a ~]1 interchange at 17th Avenue North. ~. McCoy
seconded and it was unanimously carried.
ADMINISTRATIVE
Consider ReGuest for Buildin~ Permit - Amoco Station
Mro Kain stated that there is some question regarding the pro, wiry of the
existing building to the Womau's Club w~_th the requirements of Chapter ll
of the Code. He said the Lmprovement of this property w~11 eliminate an
unsightly condition and a serious traffic hazard. Mr. Kain pointed cut.
that there is a total contemplated capital investment o~ $135,0OO, and
recommended the application for permit be approved.
F~. McCoy moved to accept the city manager's recommendation. Mr~ Collins
seconded. It was unanimously carried - Mr. Boos abstained.
Resident..I~soection - Sanitary Sewer Repair ~'~rk
~. Kain stated that Russell &Axon has agreed to hold their inspection
fees on the sanitary sewer repair work to within 5 per cen~ of the contract
_~ount. Mr. Kain recommended that if this figure is agreeable, not. to
exceed 5% of the contract amo~, a letter of ~%gre~.ment be executed
MIh~JTES
Regular City Council ~,ieeting
July 18~ 1966
~ussell & Axon stipulating precisely what this would run in dollars based
on the contract fiMure.
I,M. McCoy moved to get a letter of agreement from Russell & Axon stipulating
a figure of not more than 5 per cent of the contract amount for resident
inspection. ~,~r. Collins seconded and it was unanimously carried.
L__ist of P~ents ~ade in June
Mr. ~!~cCoy moved to accept the list of payments =~de in June and make them a
part of the minutes. M~. Boos seconded and it was unanimously carried.
P~nents ~de by Funds:
Genersl Fund_ $ 76~309.91
~Jater Revenue Fund 36~ 955.97
Sewer Revenue Fund 13~02~.69
~,~ater De vositcrs Fund 625.00
Sewage Depositors Fund i9.OO
Civic Center Sinking Fund 5.55
B.B. Memorial Park Fund 3,000,00
Escrow Fund 69.16
Ffacemen's Relief & Pension Fund 2~.50
L & S. Fund 96.60
Sewage Fund 959.97
Police Retirement Fund 2,O69.53
Publicity Fund l, 589.26
$13~,783.ti
ADproval of Bills
Russell & Axon $1~165.85
Mr. Kain stated this bill is for engineering seN¢ices in connection E'ith
preparation of plans and specifications - Sanitary Sewer Line Repair, Rolling
Green Ridge. Council had previously by resolution authorized expenditure
from our reserve funds for this work.
Mr. Boos moved that the b4]l be paid. ~ir. McCoy seconded and it was unani-
mouslycarried.
Keatts Truckin¢ Service $667.9~
1"~. gain stated that this an item which was accepted on bid. Payment should
be authorized from Activity 2110-280. M~. gain reco~ended approval of the
bill.
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Regular City Council Meeting
July !8, 1966
Sir. McCoy moved for payment of the bill to Keatts in the amount of $667.98.
Mr. Boos seconded and it was unanimously carried.
~eoartmental Reoorts
~L~. Boos noted that Sir, Richardson found the trouble with Car No. 8which
had been using so much oil and is working out a program wher~oy this type
of thing will not reoccur.
License Aoolication
F~, Kain stated he had a license application for the Pub due to change of
ownership. He stated this is a transfer of license to Raymond F. Pappe
and that everything is in order. ~r. Kain recommended approval of this
transfer.
Mr. Boos moved for recommendation of city managero Er. McCoy seconded and
it was unanimously carried.
Mr. Boos comm~nded those concerned with making the departmental reports.
He said they are most comprehensive and complete. N~. Boos moved that the
departmental reports be received. Mr. McCoy seconded and it was unanimously
carried.
OTHER
~. Madsen asked about the traffic light at N.E. 10th Ave. Mr, Kain stated
that the city has a license from Tallahassee and that the city will pay the
total cost of installation and he is attempting to get these figures.
~. McCoy inquired about a letter from Mr. Curt Joa about the city providing
roads to his property. ~. Kain said to his knowledge there were no state-
meats made by anyone that the city would provide roads to this property and
that ~. Joa purchased the land with the full knowledge of the road situ-
ation there. ~. Kain stated that th~ city doss like to encourage industry
and does make certain concessions, but that the cost of private roads is
usually borne by the developer.
~° Kain stated he had written a letter to }~Lr. Riley making it clear that
before any liberalization of permit for removal of sand is considered by
Council~ they should explain to the city how they are going to restore those
ele,Jations and where the material for restoration is coming from,
~,~. Madsen stated that some time ago ~. Moore spoke about a swale law iu
Boynton Beach and asked Mr. Kain to look into this.
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MIk~JTES
Regular City Council ~eeting
July 18, 1966
Mr. M~dsen asked ~,~r. Kaiu if there is any way the city can do their own
paving of streets with the same men now employed. He asked ~Lr. Earn to
check this out.
Mm. Kain said ~s. Lottie Pierce had requested Council to meet with
Greer on the Day Care Center. Mm. Kain said he would have a list of
properties available on this matter. Mr. Madsen asked that he set up
meeting.
Meeting adjourned at 8:50 P.M.
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MOIIG.XN ¢;UAII.,hNT~ TRUST COMPANY
City of Boyuton Beach
120 N. E. Second Avenue
Boyutou Ceach~ Florida
Attention ~. J. B. Henderson~
City~nager
Dear Sirs:
~/~/~ June 16, 1966
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We enclose herewith Cremation Certificate(s) single copy~
2 in &~plic~te, . ..in tr~ olicate,..~in quad~olice'6e, covering t'he
~tion of the followdnE described sec~ rities:
DESCRIPTION
PPg NCIPAL AMOUNT
face %~lue cancelled Coupons detached fram
City of Boynt~n Beach, Florida Water & Sewer
Rev. Bas. Iss. of z961 ~er. A d~d 12/1/1961.
"(Set. B dtd 12/1/1961.)
Copies of Certificates sent to: None
$33,737.50
33~025.o0
Yours very tr~ly~
OF NEW YO~K
($33,73 ~ -5~) ' ace v~lue cancelled Compo~.de~ched frOm ~
Beaeh~ Florida Water & Sewer Reven~e Bonds Issue of l~!, Series A
d~ted D~cember l, 1R6i,'as follows:-
The above Coupomswere paid byNorgsmGmaramtyTrast Compsmy of New
· York durim~ the period December~ 1964/M~y ~965, inclusive.
MORGAN GUARANTY TRUST COMPANY
MORGAN GUARANTY TRUST COMPANY
OF NEW YORK
& Sewer Reveu~e Bo~ds Issue of !~61. ' '
Ser%es B d~ted December
as fol!o~s: -
CoUpon, Nos. ~,tur~_ i~ Data -
5 June_ 1, 1964 t0
6 Dec.er l, 19~ 180
The above Co~pons were paid. by Morgan Guaranty Trust Comps~y of
deriug the 'period December lg64/Nay 1985: i~clusive.
MORGAN GUARANTY TRUST COMPANY
THE CHASE MANHATTAN
National Association
1 Chase Manhattan Plaza. New York, New York 10015
BANK
June 2/+, 1966
Mr. Francis T. Kain
City ~nager
City of Boynton Beach
120 N. E. 2nd Ave.
Boynton Beach, Florida
Dear ~r. Kain:
We enclose two counterparts each of eight cremation certificazes
evidencing the destruction of cancelled bonds and coupons of The
City of Boynzon Beach as follows:
$10,000. principal amount, Refunding Bonds dated October l, 19~.6
102 coupons 5f the above issue.
$5,000. principal amount, Munici~l Civic Center Building Bonds
dated December lC, 1961
ll0 coupons of the above issue.
138 coupons detached from Water Revenue Bonds dated December l, 1950.
20 coupons detached from Swimming Pool Bonds Series "E" dated Septemberl, 1960.
~,335 coupons detached from Water Revenue Bonds dated December l, 1960.
1,20A coupons detached from Refunding & Improvement Bonds dated June l, 196~.
Dudley S. Sv~ts
Second Vice President
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couP'.oN ~., ,.~ THE CHASE MANHATTAN 10015BANK CORPORATE"ANB'~AG~NCYoPERATIONS DiVISiON
CREt~AT[~Oi~I cERTIFICATE I~_~ 80 PINE STREET, NEW YORK, N. Y.
--This is to certify that we have this day cremated the following described coupons:
-~ Beac ~ Florida
· NAME OF CORPORATION: City of B~y~ton h
Bonds
DESCRIPTION OF ISSUE: Refuuding & Improvement Revenue 6/1/64
TOTAL NUMBER OF COUPONS I~0~
PRINCIPAL AMOUNT
$11? ~T38.24
COUPON MATURITY NUMBER OF COUPON
NUMBER BATE COUPONS VALUE
i i2/i/~ ~ $ ~-~
4 93-75
4 100.00
8i 87.50
175 93.75
i56~ 96.88
1~ i00.00
TOTAL
VALUE
290.64
1,065.57
375-00
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7,087.5o
i6,4o6.a5
15,113.28
DATED
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CREMATioN CERTIFICATE CORPORATE AND
OPERATIONS D'~VI~ON
O MANHATTAN SANK
'THE
CHASE
80 PINE STREET, NEW YORK, N. Y. 10015
Whis is to certify that we have this day cremated, the following described coupons:
NAME OF CORPORATION: City of Boy. ton -Beach,. Florida Water Reven~ Bonds
DESCRIPTION OF ISSUE: dated -~/1/60
lO
TOTAL NUMBER OF COUPONS
1,335
MATURITY NUMeER OF COUPON
.. DATE COUPONS VALUE
12/1/65
335 $20.00
1~000 20.75
1,335
PRINCIPAL AMOUNT
$27,450.00
TOTAL
VALUE
$6,700.00
20.7~0.00
$27,450.00
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The
above coupons were paid during the period of December 1, 1965 thru December 27~ 1965
~:~ ~300.3-65
AUTHORIZED SlGNATUI~E*
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_ .CO~.ON ~A._~ THE CHASE MANHATTAN BANK CORPORATE A~D*AQL~RCY
CRE ~lVl~"~tO~l C~.RTIFICATE ~.~ 80 PINE STREET, NEW YORK, N, Y. 10015 OPERATIONS DIVISION
.... ,This is t~ certify that we have this day cremated the following described coupons:
NAME OF CORPORATION: Ci~y of Boyn'oon Beach, Florida
DESCRIPTION OF ISSUE: ~.~z1~ Fool Bonds Se~es
TOTAL NUMBER OF COUPONS
20
PRINCIPAL- AMOUNT
$375.00
COUPON MATURITY NUMBER OF COUPON TOTAL
NUMSER DATE COUPONS VALUE VALUE
l0 9/1/65 20 $18.75
$375.00
The above coupons were paid on November 22, 1965.
DATED
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_ cou~o'~ r~'~ THE CHASE MANHATTAN BANK CORPORATE ANB AGE~CY~
CREM~TIQN C[RTIFICATE ~ 80 PINE STREET, NEW YORK, N.Y. 10015 OPERATIONS'"OI'~SiO]~F
~ ~-This is to certify that we ha~e this day cremated the following described coupons:
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i~ NAME OF CORPORATION: City of Boynton Beach, Florida
· ~__~ESCRIPTION OF ISSUE: Water Revenue Bon~s dtd 12/1/50
TOTAL NUMBER OF COUPONS
PRINCIPAL AMOUNT
$3,450.00
COUPON MATURITY NUMBER OF COUPON TOTAL
NUMBER DATE COUPONS VALUE VALUE
30 12/Z/65 ~38 $25.00 $3,450.00
The above coupons were paid during the period of December 2, 1965 thru March l, 1966.
CREMATION C~RTIFICATE
O MANHATTAN SANK CORPORATE A~I~!D AGEN~Cy ,
THE
CHASE
80 PINE STREET, NEW YORK, N. Y, 10015 OPERATIONS D,rVTSiON
'-'~hisist°ceAi~thatwehavethisdaycremated~'h~llowfngdescribedcoupons:
NAME OF CORPORATION: City of Beynton:Beach, Florida
~DESCRIPTION OF ISSUE Ymamicipal Civic Center Building Bonds dated 12/10/61
COUPON
NUMBER
8
TOTAL NUMBER OF COUPONS
llO
$1,925.00
12/t0/65 ll0 $17.50 $1 ~ 925.00
,{!The above coupons were poi8 during the period of December 10, 1965 thrm January ll, 1966.
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THE CHASE MANHATTAN
1 Chase Manhattan Plaza, New York 15, New York
BANK
~; · TRUST DEPARTMENT
lgt~is is ta ¢~rtif[l T.AT W..AVE T.IS 0^'~ C.EMATEO T.E PO''OW,.G DES*.,SE~'
SECURITIES:
5 ca=celled City of Boy, to= Beach, Florid~ 3~ ~m~ cipal
Civic Center Buildimg Bo~s d~ted Dece~er 10, 1961 with
ne co~Do~s ~ttached~ aggregating $5:0~0. pri~¢i[~l amom~t,
~mbere~ as sh~w~ e~ attas~d sheet for $1~O00. emch.
The a~ove bonds were p~id o~ ~eeember lO~ 1965-
THE CHASE MANHATTAN
No cou~ a~tached
~e 9ecem~ert lO, 1965
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THE CHASE MANHATTAN BANK CORPORATE ~D~AG~CY
OPERATIONS DIVISION
SO PINE STREET, NEW YORK, N. Y. 10015
COUPON
C~MA~nO~ CERTiFICaTE
· This is to certify that we have this day cremated the following described coupons:
-- NAME OF CORPORATION: Oit$~ of Boyntm Beach, Florida 2ef,~uding Bonds
DESCRIPTION OF ISSUE: dated lO/l/A6
TOTAL NUMBER OJ~ COUPONS
102
COUPON MATURITY
NUMBER DATE
3?
3s
PRINCIPAL AMOUNT
$1,952.00
NUMBER OF COUPON TOTAL
,COUPONS VALUE VALUE
z $2.oo $2.oo
9_22___ 2o.oo ?~.o.oo
38 742.OO
5 2.00 10.00
20.00 1,180.00
__ 59 1,190.00
64 -
102
$1,932.00
The above coupons were paid during the period of October 26, 1965 thru l~rch 1, 1966.
DATED
OHAESE MANHATTAN BANK
· Chase Manhattan Plaza, New York 15, New York
TRUST DEpARTMeNT
!0 C~ncelled City of Boynton ~Beach, Florida Refunding
Bonds Issue of 1946 dated October l, 1946, with coupon
~39 due April l~ 1966 and subsequent coupons attached,
aggregating $!0~000. principal amoun% n~mbered as
showm on attached sheet for $!~000. each.
The above bends were paid during the period of November 4, 1965 tkru
Febrmary23, 1966.
THE CHASE MANHAttAN
CITY OF BOYNTON BII~CE, FLORIDA
~D~G BONDS T_SSUE OF 1~46
mo zo/~/~
~o~ ~o/z/?z
· 0 @ $1~ooo.
7
8
9
9
~ 0
54
5#
68
77
89
95
98
t02
54#
547
689
TO~!~L
;6 & S.C.A.
1
1
1
2
l
2
1
I 0
PAYMENTS MADE IN JUNE BY DATE
JuN£ 1, 1966
JUNE 2, 1966
JUNE 3, 1966
JUNE 6, '966
~uN~ 77, 1966
JUNE 84 1966
JUNE 9~ 1966
JU~E 10~ I966
Ju~E 15~ 1966
JumE 14, 1966
Ju~E t5, 1966
JUNE 16~ 1966
Jum~ I7, 1966
JUNE 20, !966
JumE 21, 1966
Ju~ 22~ IP66
J~z 23~ %966
JUNS 24, 1966
~u~E 27, 19~6
JUNE 29~
Jum~ 30~ 1966
8~495.12
294.77
15,603.96
47.o6
2,457.67
1 ~ 420o36
I ,325 ~38
19,485.13
7,728.50
%046.90
2,616.44
3,031
7~142.09
26,989.16
5,842;28
496 · 08
695.23
PAYMENTS MADE BY FUNDS
GENERAL FUND ......................... 76,309~91
WATER REVENUE FUND ...................... 36~955o97
SEWER REVENUE FUND ...................... 13~024.69
WATER DEPOSITORS FUND .................... 625°00
SEWAGE DEPOSITORS FUND .................... 49.~0
CIVIC CENTER SINKING FUND .................. 5-55
BOYNTON BEACH MEMORIAL PARK FUND ...............
ESCROW FUND = - ; ...................... 69.16
F~REMEN~S RELIEF PENSION FUND 28.50
iD & S. FUND ......................... 96.60
S~WAGE FUND ......................... 959.97
POLICE RET~2EMENT FUND ..................... 2,069o53
PUBLIC{TV FUND ........................ 1~89.28
13~,783,14
JUHE 30~ 1966
GENERAL
14139
141~4o
14141
14142
14143
14144
14146
14147
14148
WATER
PAYMENTS MADE IN JUNE 1966 (CONT)
FUND
CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH (PEYROLL FUNO) 14878.34
FLORIOA~GEORGIA TRACTOR COMPANY~ iMCO 93-77
MtAM HE~ALO PUSL~SHINm COMPANY 37.80
K, C~ Mock & ASSOO~ATE$~
SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE & TELEGRAPH COMPANY 15.75
UNITED AUTO SE~V~OE~ IMco 7.21
FLORIOA CIVIL SERVICE & PERSONNEL ASSOCIATION l~.OO
3~558o19
REVENUE FUND
CITY oF BOYNTON BEACH (PAYROLE FUNO)
596.37
25.o0
SEWER REVENUE FUND
1380 TtSOALE'$
POL[CE RETIREMENT FUND
21986 M~CHAE~ j. iTROM~OE
6,162~69
PAYMENTS MADE IN JUNE 1~6 (CONT)
JUN~ 28, 1966
SEWER REVENUE FUND
1377 ALLEN CHEMICAL COMPANy
5.12
dUNe 29, 1966
WATER DEPOSITORS FUND
6592
6593
6594
6595
6596
6597
6598
6599
SEWAGE DEPOSIT FUND
314 RO~SNT NUTTER
GENERAL
14128
14129
14130
14131
14132
14133
14134
14135
14136
14137
14138
7.50
5O. O0
7.50
7.50
7,50
7,50
7.5O
15.00
WATER
9391
9392
9393
9394
110.00
7.00
SEWER
1378
1379
FUND
C~TY OF BOYNTON BEACH (PETTY CASH) 16.61
= ' ' ' ( ' ' ) 58.14
N. R~ F~ELo 9.90
FLOR$OA NEWS COMPANY 41.01
FLOriDA POw~N & LIGHT COMPANY 1~0~.94
HALSEY & GN~FF~T~ ~NO. 58.36
WN~TT MACDOWELL 20.35
SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE & TELEGRAPH~OMPA~Y ^ 54.50
1 ~ 992~ 13
REVENUE FUNO
C~TY OF BOY~T~N BEACH (PETTY CASH) 3.68
~ " " " ( ' " ) 25.71
C~A~LES L. MEvz~ & SoN I13o63
SOUTHER~ ~ELL TELEPHONE & TELEGRAPH COMPANY
REVENUE FUND
EQUIPMENT RENTAL SE~V~C~ iNC.
RINKER MATERIALS CORPORATgON
445.00
61o94
506 o 94
824.09
2,644~49
PAYMENTS MADE ~N JUNE 1966 (GONT)
du~E 27, 1968
dUNE 284 1966
WATER REVENUE FUND
9374 T. A~ F~tGNETT
9375 GEORGE MooDY
9376 JO~N R~ MURPHY
9377 FLORIDA POWER & Ll~sT OOMPARY
SEWER REVENUE FUND
t374 FLOriDA EA~ OOASY RA~WAY DOMPANY
1375 FLORIDA POWER ~ L~GNY COMPANY
WATER
6580
6581
6582
6589
699o
6591
DEPOSITORS FUND
ACCOUNT OF DENISE Butt
ACCOUNT OF CNA~LE$ ~LOYER
ACCOUNT OF ~LLIAM A~ W~L$OR
ACCOUNT OF JO~N R. ~URPH¥
3.10
13o50
1~856~31
1,873~31
401 o 10
3,00
332.82
332.00
1,068~92
7.50
15~00
7.50
7~50
7.50
7.50
52~50
GENERAL
14116
14117
14118
~4119
14120
14121
14122
14123
14124
14125
14126
14127
WATER
9378
9379
9380
9381
9382
9383
FUND
0~TY OF ~OYHTON BEAOH (WATE~ DEPARTMENT~
MOO-MOo~$ D~¥E ~N
REVENUE FUND
ALLEN CHEMICAL COMPANY
CON~GLIDAYED DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION
E~[R$O~ HALE
DA~A BA~TLATT
15,25
16~38
59.70
71 ~ 27
63 ~ 77
134.80
31
47.87
98.13
44~25
653.99
5.13
18.65
6.00
2,20
2.50
13~50
47.98
3,968o61
PAVHENTS HADE ~N JUNE 1966 (CONT)
24, I966
WATER REVENUE FUND
9366
9367
9368
9369
9370
9371
9372
9373
C~TY OF BOYNTON BEACH (PAYROLL FUND)
CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH (PETTY CASH)
SOUTN[RN 'M~TgR ~ SUPPLY CD~ INC~
ERIC F~ YALLOP ~US~NES$ ~ADR~N~S~ iNC~
CITY OF ~OYNTON BEACH ('~fATER DEPT.)
Co N, BROWN
SEWER REVENUE FUND
1369 0~TY O~ BOY'TON B~AO~ (PAYROLL FUHD)
I370 ITT ~ARLOW
1371 CiTY OF BOYNTON BSACH (PETTY CASH)
1372 RID~EWAY PLUmBinGS INC.
WATER DEPOSITORS FUND
6583
6584
6585
6586
658?
6588
S~WAGE DEPOS!T FUND
313 ACCOUNT oF ANDREW
2~fi27~93
51.00
12.37
1.OO
318.25
12,97
1t,60
2.00
2~537~12
7e8.1o
36.43
5.36
!16.98
886.87
7.50
7.5O
7.5O
7°50
7.50
7.50
45~00
12.00
duN~ 27~ 1966
PUBL~CITY FUND
21898 J~TEREATIONAL CiTY ~ANAGERS ASSOC~ATfOH
GENERAL FUND
14ilo
14111
14112
14113
14114
14115
C~T¥ OF BOYNTON BEACH (PETTY CASH)
FLORIDA PO.~Em ~ LIGHT CO.PANT
46°9O
694.~
31.~
973.88
16,465.75
PA'¢dENTS MADE IN JUNE (OONT)
JUNE 21~ !966
Uu~£ 22; 1966
uu~£ 23~ 1966
JUNE 244 !966
WATER DEPOSITORS FUND
8576 H£NRY MERKEL JR.
6577 ACCOUNT OF MILTON RUSSELL
6578 ACCOUNT oF LEON CLOUT~ER
6579 ACCOUNT OF J. A. SHOOK
GENERAL FUND
14100 THE BOYmTON BEACH STAR
PUBLiCiTY FUND
21896 GENE MOO~E
21897 WILLIAM M. PLUM
GENERAL FUND
14086 F. ED HALSTEAD
14087 S.G. COSBY
GENERAL
14o88
14o89
14o9o
14091
14092
14O93
1'4094
14o95
1
14o97
14o98
14099
14101
14102
141O3
14104
14105
14106
14107
141o8
14109
FUND
BOYMTON CITY FEDERAL C~EBIT UNION
CITY OF BeYNTON BEACH (PAYROLL FuNm)
ME~LE M. D~XON
~AYMON~ JARA
DONALD S~ LAV~GNE~ ~M~.
MIAMI ~E~ALD
CITY OF BOYNTON BEAON (PETTY CASH)
PALM ~EAOR 0FFIDE S~PPLY COMPANY
PIOARD CHEMICAL COMPANY
SOUTHERN METER ~ SmPPLY COMPANY~ ~NC~
EARL ~ALLACE FORD~ INC.
TROP~GAR ~RC. OF F~OR~OA
CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH (~e'ATER DEPARTMENT)
7.5o
7.50
7.50
7.50
30.00
426.08
35. co
~5.oo
194.96
500.27
695-23
~54.00
10,741.16
li.86
73.18
I2.00
110.O0
26o.15
10.50
394.88
79.63
i7.i6
150.oo
72.8I
6.00
IO2.OO
299.94
i2.98
45.00
ii.36
188,55
12,977.76
m,8.2o28
496.08
695.23
JUNE 20, 1966
JUNE 21~ 1966
PAYMENTS MADE tN JUNE 1966 (CONT)
WATER REVENUE FUND
9361 NOLAN WILL~AMS
9362 REFUND. & IMPROVE~ REV BOND SLNKING FUND
SEWER
1367
1368
REVENUE FUND
H~ Go JACOBSEN
REFUND, ~ IMPROVE. REV* BOND $1NA~NE FUND
WATER
6567
6568
6569
657o
657~
6572
6574
6575
DEPOSITORS FUND H. G~ JACOBSEN
ACCOUNT OF HAROLD POTTER
ACCOUNT OF JOEL GARO[A
AOOOUNT OF GILBERT FLANA~IN
ACCOUNT OF JoEy WiNDNAH
ACCOUNT OF E. BONSCNARDY
ACCOUNT OF NOLAN WILLIAMS
PUBLICITY FUND
21894 BERNARD VETTED
21895 $OA~ BOX BERSY
GENERAL FUND
14076
1 ~077
14078
14079
14080
14O81
14082
14083
~ ~HD84
1 4O85
20,023.67
WATER
9363
9364
9365
3.6o
6~567o68
6~571o68
7.50
7.50
7.50
7.50
7°50
7.50
7.50
7~50
60.00
~o.6o
57.5o
lo8.1o
BIO CHIEF iNC. 345.00
BOYD~S BOeY SHoP 88.00
BOTH?ON AUTO SUPPLY~ ~NC. 100.~
FLORtD~ N~u$ COMPANY 13.94
CITY OF BOVNTON BEADN (WATER REVENUE FUND) 1~268.74
H ~, ~ ~ (SENE~ REVENUE FUND) 966.55
AN~MA~ RESCUE LEAGUE 600.00
ALVA SNOO~ 2~250~00
5,638o15
REVENUE FUND
DAVIS METEN & SUPPLY COMPANy
23.81
5~20
174~13
26,989ot6
JUNE 16~ 1966
1966
20,
PAYHENTS MADE !N dUNE 1966 (C0NT)
WATER DEPOS~TORS FUND
6561
6562
6563
6565
6568
ACCOUNT oF ETHEL OWEN
Account oF CARL ~EE~S
AccouoT oF NOME8 BY LEON
PUBLiC~TY FUND
21893 GEOReZ Wo CA~LOW
[NCo
G:N~RAL FUND
14064 BDYNYON CiTY FEDERAL CREDit UNION
14065 OITY Or BOYNTOH BEAO~ (PAYROLL FUND)
14066 POIT~AIYE~ U. S. POST 0FR~OE
14067 SOUTH SPEED SHOP
WATER REVENUE FUND
9357 C~TY OF BOYNTOI~ BEACH (PAYROLL FUND)
SEWER REVENUE FUND
1366 CITY OF BOYNTON BEA°R (PAYROLL FUND)
GENERAL
14068
14069
14070
14071
14072
14073
14074
14075
FUND
~ARBOUR~S MOWER SHOP
BOYNTDN GLASS SEEVIDE~
COASTAL MAOHINE~
GENERAL G~ TOMOK SALES AND SERV~CE~ )NC.
WATER
9358
9359
9360
REVENUE FUND
HAaOLD POTTER
R. D. FOASlEO
15.~
7.50
7~50
7.50
52°50
lO%8O
51.40
153.20
116oOO
5,629.9O
12.00
5,782.90
794~ 69
564.50
25.79
47.65
26.63
28.00
38.81
31.45
16.62
3.~0
217.91
1.50
1.~0
1o~0
3,O31o38
7,142.O9
?AYMENT$ MADE IN JUNE 1966 (CONT)
JUNE 15, 1966
JUNE 16~ 1966
WATER
9346
9347
REVENUE FUND
$1NGLAtN REFINING COMPANY
SEWER
1359
1360
136!
t362
1363
1364
REVENUE FUND
CITY OF BOYNTO~ BEACH (PETTY CASH)
DoN~s FIRESTONE DEALER STORE
Co Ac 0STROH PLUMSINGt INC.
TISDALEI~
THE CHASE MANHATTAN BANK
GENERAL FUND
BOSWORTH
14055
14056
14057
14058
14059
14060
14061
14062
14063
97.82
93~65
529,68
WA T E R
9348
9349
933o
9391
9352
9353
9354
9355
9356
9.79
1.50
55.39
37.50
169.38
297,56
AERIAL SURVEYS~ INC. (14054) 100.O0
BLUE CROSS-BLUE SHIELD OF FLORIDA 1,682.84
CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH (PETTY CASH) 46°88
DAHLSARD LEASING CONPORAT~O~ 75.00
FLORIDA POWEN & L~ST COMPANY 108.18
J. H. HOWARD 49.50
MIAMI N~RALD 31.50
C~ A~ 0STROH PLUMetNe~ INC. 20.50
2,616.96
REVENUE FUND
DA~LGARD LEASING CORPORATION 29.00
R. L. GRUMMOHS PRtNTINe 53.60
SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE & TELEGRAPH COMPANy 3.45
ETHEL OWEN 1.25
F~AN~ KELLY 2°00
COHR;NNE DEEGAN ANOEHSON 4~O0
MRS. EMMA BEGKERT 6.00
~G~ES S¥ LEON 4,00
SEWER REVENUE FUND
1365 BLU~ CROSS--BLUE S~ELO OF FLORIDA
18o.97
27.75
2,616.44
JUNS 14~ 1966
PAYNENTS MADE IN 6UNE 1966 (CONT)
GENERAL
1 4031
14032
14033
14034
14o35
14o36
1 4O37
14o38
14o39
14o41
14042
FUND
E. W. BLISS COMPANY
Bo--DEL PR:NT~NS 0OMPANY
BOWMAN PNODUOT$ DI¥1SION
DONas F~RESTONE DEALER STONE
EAST COAST FIRE EQUIPMENT
Mos-Moods Om~v~ IN
STAR PRESS
WATER
9341
9342
REVENUE FUND
A~OR~SSO6NAPN MULTI~NAPN CORPORATION
~OYNTON AUTO SNPPLY~
SEWER REVENUE FUND
1358 BOYNTON AUTO SUPPLY, ~NO.
19.8o
104~92
68.70
258.62
13o.3o
101.90
23.8O
~4.1o
27.95
76~00
36.00
917.09
22.65
19.11
41.76
1o65
15, 1966
POLICE RET SREMENT FUND
21985 JOHN R. MURPHY
GENERAL
14O43
14O44
14O45
14046
14047
14048
14049
14050
1 4O51
14O52
14053
86.40
WATER
93~3
9344
9345
FUND
ADIRONDACK CHAIR COMPANY 32.60
CITY Or BOYNTON BEACH (PETTY DASH) 71.42
DON~S FIRESTON6 DEALER STONE 114,70
GOLOEN PNESS~ INS. 39°95
PALM BEACH OFFICE SUPPLy COMPANY 4%61
PIOAR0 C~MIOAL COMPANY 66.15
SINCLAIR REFINING COMPANY 1,O68.99
SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE & TELEGRAPH COMPANY t86.76
EARL WALLACE FONO~ INC. 12.O5
REVENUE FUND
CITY OF BOYNTON BEAOm (PETTY CASH)
OoN~s FINESTONE DEALER STONE
G~LFSTNEAM STE~L CORPORATION
1,789.20
12.60
3.00
322.81
I ~046.90
PAYMENTS MADE IN JUNE 1966 (CONT)
1966
GENERAL FUND
14021
14022
14023
14024
14O25
14026
14027
14o28
1.6029
14o3o
RiOMARDSON TRACTOR COMPANY
ARNOLS STNOSHE~M
CORPORATION
" ~ ~? (MUNICIPAL SWIMMIN~ POOL)
19,60
15.00
107.28
1,325o55
434oo3
86~43
" (BOYN BOM MEMORIAL PA~K) 437.50
3,867.14
WATER
9339
9340
REVENUE FUND
$0~TNERN BELL TELEPHONE & TELEGRAPH COMPANY
~ILL~AM Je DO~D
14.40
6.00
20.40
WATER DEPOSITORS FUND
6559 AccooNv OF WILLIAM Jo Dow~
6560 M~$o I. H. PArSOns
7.50
7.50
I. & S. FUND
21886 TNE BON~
96.60
CIVIC CENTER BOND SINKING FLUID
21887 THe CNAS£ MANHATTAN BAN~, N~A.
BOYNTON BEACH MEI~ORJAL PARK FUND
21888 CITY OF BOYN B~N (BOY~ BaN MEMORIAL PARK)
3,000.00
PUBLICITY FUND
21889 CITY OF BOY.TON B~AON (GEnErAl. FUND)
21890 " ' " - ( . . )
· ESCROW FUND
21891 CITY OF BOYNTON BEAON (WATER REVENUE FUN~)
27.12
627.53
654.65
69.16
7,728.50
PAYMENTS MADE [N JUNE 1966 (CONT)
~UNE I0~ 1966
SEWER REVENUE FUND
1355 CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH (PAYROLL FUNS)
638.97
WATER DEPOSITORS FUND
6547 ACCOUNT OF R.
6548 AccouNT
6549 ACCOUNT
6550 ACCOUNT
6552 ACCOUnt
6553 ACCOunt
6554 ACCOUNT
6556 ACCOUNT
6557 ACCOUNT
6598 ACC(~JNT
GF CNA~L~$
OF DAVID O~KEEFE
oF E.
~F ~$? FED~ SAVinGS ~ LOAN OF LANTANA
SEWAGE
310
311
312
DEPOSIT FUND
ACCOUNT OF E. Es~w
SEWAGE FUND
0882 C~Tv oF BOYNTON BEACN (SE~E~ REVENUE FUNO)
7.50
7.5C
7~50
7.5O
7.50
7.50
7.5O
?.5O
7,50
82.5O
7ooo
7~)
21 o00
JUNE t3, 1966
PUBLICITY FUND
21883 IVAN KO,PAN
21884 GEOeO~ W, CA~LOW
21885 BERNARD VETTER
GENERAL FUND
14011
1 ~4012
14013
14014
14016
!~o17
14018
!~o19
1402o
~5.., oo
35.O0
35.00
105.00
ATLAS ELECTRICAL SUPPL,ES~ ~NC. 17.19
BOYNT9R GLASS SEN¥tCE~ ~NCo 68o14
CItY OF BOyNTON BEAC~ (WATE~ DEPARTMENT) 527.24
COURT RECoROs~ !NC. 50*00
DEMAND0 TRACTO~ & IMPLEMENT COMPANY 69-59
R~ L. G~UMMONS PN~NTi~C 66°30
GENE Moo~E 160.00
P~OA~O ~REM_CAL CO~PANY 39~93
PeRTE~ PAINT COMPANY 63~0
,AYH~NTS MADE iN JUNE 1966 (CONT)
JUNE 8, 1966
JUNE 9, 1966
SEWER REVENUE FUND
1351 DiSPlAY ANT$~ INC* 45.50
1352 NARORIVES, INC. 25.00
1353 SUMMENS ELECT~tC~ 1NC. 13.50
467.08
GENERAL
13998
13999
14000
t 4001
14002
14003
14o04
14oo5
14006
14o07
FUND
BOYNTON WELL=PUMP AND SPRtNKkER SUPPLY CORP. 92.08
CiTY OF BOYNTON BEACN (PETTY CASN) 46~52
DISPLAY ARTS, INC. 193.25
SI~OLAI~ REFINING COMPANY 23.96
Sour~ LO~E F~O~ST 7-9~
UN~EaW~O~ 0~FICE SuPPaY 74.25
87%??
WATER REVENUE FUND
9330 MANUFACTURERS LiFE INiU~ANOE COMPANY
6~27
1,420.36
REVENUE FUND
1.71
dUNS !0, !966
PUBL~C~TY FUND
21882 BOY,TON
437.63
GENERAL FUND
1AMD08 BOVNTON CITY FEDERAL CREOIT UN~ON 297.50
14009 CiTY OF BOYNTcN BEAON (PAYROLL FUND) 11,371.88
14o10 CiTY OF BOYNTON BEACH (WATEM DEPARTMENT) 2,331.25
1357 ' ' ' '~ {GE~R~A~ FUNO) 846.74
WATER REVENUE FUND
14,847~37
9331
9332
9333
9335
9336
9337
9338
C~TY OF 8OYNT8~ BEAON (PAYROLL FUNO) 2,I51.64
~ ~ = " (GENERAL FUNO) 666.67
DAVt~ O~KEE~E 3.00
FRAN~ CILUZZi 1o60
HENRY $, BAN~S ~I0
F~RST FEg~REL $~ViNGS & LOAN AES)ClAT~ON I~60
2~830~32
PAYMENTS MADE iN JUNE 1966 (CONT)
JUNE 7, 1966
JURE 8~ 1966
WATER REVENUE FUND
9320
9321
9322
9323
9324
9325
9326
SEWER
1345
1346
1347
1348
1349
REVENUE FUND
ALLIED C~LDRINE ~ CNEMICAL PRODUCTS~
FLORIDA POWER ~ LIGHT COMPANy
PRECISION LASORATORY
18.49
257.2o
22.62
102.30
4,75
6.00
425,86
128.60
355-51
45.00
24.50
39.00
592.6I
GENERAL
13982
13983
13984
13985'
13986
13987
13988
13989.
1399o
13991~
13992,
13993
13994
13995.
13996
13997
WATER
9327
9328
9329
FUND
ALLEN CREM!CAL COMPAny
A~ERIOAN PUmLIC WORKS ASSOCIATION
DEMARCO T~AOTOR & [~PLEMENT COMPANY
DISPLAY ARTS~ IMCo
RD L. GRSMMO~S PRiNTinG
HALSEY ~ GRIFF~TR~ INC.
REVENUE FUND
ADAMS CREVROLET COMPANy
26.00
4.10
21.64
177.89
38.85
91 .O0
2.50
12.95
31-35
4.92
73.25
16.50
1~.6o
~5.75
1.00
7.28
2.60
45~o
55.38
2,457.67
PAYFIENTS MADE ~N JUNE 1966 (CONT)
JUNE 3, 1966
SEWER REVENUE FUND
1338 CITY OF BOTNTON BEACH (PAYROLL FUND) 600.21
1341 FLORtDA POWER & LISNT COMPANY 291.t7
1342 Roczm TNEVOR 3.00
1343 FLA. WATER & SEWACE WORK~ 0PR. ASSR, REGION ~6 27.00
WATER DEPOS!TORS FUND
1,33i.68
6539 A0C0UNT O~ ROGER TRZVeR 7.50
6542 ACCOUNT ~F CATHERINE GARNSEY 7.~0
6543 ACCOUNT OF W. Go LAS$1TER COMPANY
6545 PAUL NA~R~N~TON ~O.OO
PUBLICITY FUND
48.68
JUN~ 6, 1966
SEWAGE DEPOSIT FUND
309 ACCOUNT OF ROCZR
GENERAL FUND
13974 JOSEPH HUMPHREY
7°00
15.61
23.95
15,603.96
SEWER REVENUE FUND
1344 AUSTIN SUPPLY COMPANY
JuN~ 7, 1966
WATER DEPOSITORS FUND
6546 ACCOUNT OF HOMER TODD JR.
GENERAL FUND
13975
~3976
13977
13978
13979
13980
fl3981
CITY OF BDYNTON B~ACH (PETTY CASH) ~.?0
~! ~! ~ ~ (~VAT~R DEPARTMENT) 517.70
FLORIDA POWER & LIG~T COMPANY 727.35
'~cCoY~s' LAKE WORTH WRECKING COMPANY 43.50
SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE & TELEGRAPH COMPANY 54.40
POSTMASTER, Uo S. POST 0F~CE 28.55
1,439 o 20
47.06
dUNE 1~ 1966
JUNE 2, 1966
JUNE 3, 1966
PAYMENTS MADE )N JUNE 1966 (CONT)
SEWAGE DEPOSIT FUND
FiREMEN'S RELIEF & PENSION FUND
21643 CHARLES S~NIOm
...... 7.00
28.50
GENERAL FUND
13963 CITY OF BOYNTON B~AO. (PETTY CAS.)
13964 dEmR~ Ro HUON$ON~ LANDSOAPE ARC. IT~CT
WATER REVENUE FUND
9311 CITY CF BOYNTON BEAON (PETTY CASH)
76.29
276~29
14,48
SEWER REVENUE FUND
1337 CITy OF BGYNTON BEACH (PETTY CAS.)
4~o0
GENERAL
13965
13966
13967
13968
13969
13970
13971
13972
13973
FUND
CITY OF BOVMTON BEACH (PAYROLL FUND) 5,109.79
~ ~ ~ '~ (WATE~ DEPARTMENT) 13~.20
FLORIOA POWER & LIGHT COMPANY 4,410.61
POSTMAOTE~, U. S. Pest 0~FleE 32.10
GAH~[N STO~[ 421.25
CiTY OF BOYNTON BEACH (PETTY CASH) 150.OO
10~446.60
WATER REVENUE FUND
9312 C~TY OF BOYNTON BEACH (PAYROLL
9313 POOTMASTERt U, S. POST OFFICE
9314 FLGRI~A POWE~ & LIGHT COMPANy
9315 F:-L~OSTMASTER$ U* S* POST 0FF~CE
9316 Ro~E~ T~VOR
9318
9319
1,170.11
93.00
2~313o54
58.00
2.70
2.8o
W. G. LASSlTER COMPANy~ ING~ 1.85
8,495.12
294.77
PAVIqENTS HADE IN JUNE 1966
1966
GENERAL
13948
139~9
139.50
13951
13952
13953
13954
13955
13956
13957
13958
13959
1396o
13961
13962
WATER
93O2
9303
9304
9305
9307
9308
9309
931o
SEWER
1336
1340
WATER
6529
6530
6531
6532
6533
6534
6935
6536
6537
6538
FUND
FIRST BAHK OF BOYNTOH BEACH
GENS MOORE
CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH (PETTY CASH)
REVENUE FUND
HARRY ~YERS
GENE MOOR[
NEPTUNE ~STER COMPANY
~AOo HENRY THOMPSON
PEARL ~UNCY
REVENUE FUND
WILL~AM R~
DEPOSITORS FUND
ACCOSNT OF ~ARRY ~Y[R$
ACCOUNT OF ALLAN ~ASON
ACCOUNT OF ~RS. HENRY THOMPSON
ACCOUNT OF JOHN J. OLIVER
~ATTHEW ~ILSOH
ACCOUNT OF ELEANOR ~SSELL
4,046.20
514o33
2~6o66
132.00
83.34
56.63
e~.O1
135.39
14.23
22.01
5o.5'2
37.25
58.1~-
5,4O0.55
4.00
24°O0
4t.66
2,895.60
2.70
.7o
6°00
975.36
5.30
3°40
8.70
7,5o
7.5o
7.50
7.50
7~5o
7~5o
7.5o
7.5o
7.50
7.50