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Minutes 03-15-66C MINUTES OF SPECIAL MEETL~G OF CITY COUNCIL, BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA, HELD IN CITY HALL, MARCH 15, 1966 AT 9:00 A.M. PRESENT: Walter A. ~L~dsen, Mayor J- Allison Banks, Councilman Charles N. Boos, Councilman Gilbert Collins, Cotmcilman Fo T. Kain, City M~nager ~ene Moore, City Attorney Tereesa Padgett, City Clerk ABSENT: Frank J. McCoy (unable ta attend) Mayor Madsen called the meeting to order and Mr. Boos suggested the name of R. L. Brandewie to fill the vacancy on the Board of Adjust- ment, du~ to the resignation of Merlin Doughty, alternate. Mr. Madsen recommended Ray Allen. There followed discussion of the advisability of appointing anyone closely associated with other Board ~mbers and members of the Council. Also the point was made that the Council should try to name someone not already on another city board. Mr. Boos withdrew Mr. Brandewie's name from consider- ation but noted that Mayor Madsen had been opposed to Mr. Hank Thompson's appointment and pointed out how successfully Mr. Thompson was fulfilling h&s tenure. The N~yor stated for the record that although he had opposed the appointment of Hank Thompson, a personal friend of his, because of what he considered a conflict of interest, he felt that F~. Thompson was doing & fine jo~. Mr. Banks submitted the name of George Cummius to be considered for the appointment and noted Mr. Cunmfins' interest in the growth and development cf business in the city and his knowledge of the building trade. Mr. Banks moved to appoint George Cummins to the Board of Adjustment subject to his acceptance. Motion seconded by Mr. Boos and unanimously carried ~-0. There were two vacancies on the Plumbin~ Board caused by the resig- nation of ~Ir. Ray Lawser because of his heavy work load and the resignation of C. Ostrom at the request of Mr. ~illiam McK~chnie. Fir. Collins said Mr. Ostrom had advised him that he did not have the opportunity to defend h~m~elf. The Council decided at present only to fill the vacancy created by M~r. Lawser's resignation. Banks suggested Jerry Scott be considered, hut it was mentioned that he was not properly qualified to fill the position. ~. Boos moved ~o appoint Bobby James to the Plumbing Board. Motion seconded by Mr. Banks and unanimouslycarried ~-0. MINUTES Special Meeting of City Council March 15, 1966 _REQUEST FOR REZONIN~ Mr. Leon Weekes has applied for rezoning of property located at 1R6½ N. E. lOth Avenue. Mr. Moore advised that it would be possible to grant conditional usage under Section 31. Mr. Boos moved to author- ize conditional~use of the property. Motion seconded by Mr. Banks and unanimously carried &-O. _LOCATION OF VOCATIONAL Tw~ ¥~G CENTER Mr. M~%dsen stated that he was 100 per cent in favor of doing whatever could be done hy legal action, u~ .... · -~. ~u~s said he felt the situation should be analyzed to see if there had been any violation by the School Board of the terms of the bond. Mr. Madsen felt the sooner some action Was taken~ t ' he better it would be and asked Mr. Moore what could be a ne ~mmedlately. Mr. Moore noted that there was one other administrative action open and that was to go to the State and present facts that the City feels justified in its position of the need being in the south county. Mr. Banks mentioned that Dr. Campbell had said that the State could not ac~, but only approve. Mr. Moore stated that Mr. Christian has agreed to accept a presentation from the Council and he has agreed to re- view our case. Mr. Moore suggested that if this action fails Council could take this into C' ' · · rcumt Court althouEh his feeling was that it was almost an impossible chance that a court would go against the decision of an elective body. inasmuch as the conrts Were very reticent to substitute their judgment in cases of this nature. The City Attorney said that the School Board should be requested to put the funds back into Carver and Seacrest High Schools in the event that Council was not successful in getting the vocational school located in the south county, and we should pursue this point and check the legality of diverting ~oney from the school bond issue. He stated further, however, t~at it was his feeling that Council should exhaust all administrative procedures before initiating legal act ion. Mr. Banks moved to authorize the City Attorney to have reviewed all prior action relating to the action of the School Boa~d and to have the information reviewed by State authorities and himself to see if there are any legal steps Council can take to protect itself. Mr. Boos seconded the motion and asked that it include instructing the attorney to examine the bond indenture to determine whether or not the School Board could prove th~%t there is a lesser need at Carver and Seacrest. Also, if the City Attorney thinks it necessary, he be authorized to go to Tallahassee. Motion carried unanimously ~-O~ -2- MINUTES Special Meeting of City Council March 15, 1966 BREAK IN S~/~R LI~ At this point, in answer to an urgent telephone request from the City Engineer, F~. Robert Carnahan, Council gave authorization to obtain a pump for the emergency just created in the vicinity of N.E. 26th Avenue where a sewer main had broken. This break would put two or three hundred houses out of service. VOCATIONAL SCHOOL_ Mr. John L. ~rchie, President of the Chamber of Commerce, addressed the Council and stated that he was in full agreement with the action taken by the Council relative to the vocational school. Some discussion followed on the possible use of the twenty acre tract hy the School Board for an educational television center. MLr. Banks said that he felt that Council should have some commitment on the land. Mr. Boos moved to have the deed returned to the city to be held in escrow with the understanding that the land is being held for use as a vocation school site. Mr. Moore s~id he felt this should be done with continuing tender that ~f the School Board followed what the Council had originally intended, the land was still available to the Board as a Vocational school site. Mr. Moore read the following letter written by him to Mr. j. Stock, on Byran~ attorney for the School Board. March 4, 1966 Mr. Jo Stockton Bryan, School Board Attorney Bryan and Jackson 270 South County Road Palm Beach, Florida Jr, Re: City of Boynton Beach-Palm Beach County School Board Dear Jack: Confirming our previous telephone conversation regarding the special warranty deed which ~I have previously delivered to you in connection with the above-captioned matter, running from the City of Boynton Beach to the Board of Public Instruction, Palm Beach County, I would appreciate it if you would continue to hold this deed in escrow pending final determination of the City Council as to whether or not it shall authorize the release of this instrument to the school board. Sincerely, GRIFFIT~ & MOORE Gene Moore -3- MINUTES Special Meeting of City Council March 15, 1966 Mr. Moore noted that at the time the deed was delivered, there were no strings attached. It was an outright grant to the School Board. The only authority Council has is the letter to the School Board attorney and Mr. Moore felt Jack Bryan shoold be specifically advised not to record bhe deed but to re~urn it to the city. Mr. Boos motion was seconded hyMr~ Collins and carried unanimously ~-0. It was again noted that Mr. Moore was to make up a package for presen- tation to Mr. Christian. P___AP~_S AND RECREATION BOARD F~. M~dsen moved to appoint Este!~e Schaap to fill the vacancy on the Parks and Recreation Board. Motion seconded by Mr. Boos and unanimously carried ~-0. Meeting adjourned. Allison Banks, Councilman - . Attest: PAYM£NTS MADE IN FEBRUARY BY DATE FEBRUARY 1~ 1966 FEBRUARy 2~ 1966 FEBRUARY 34 1966 FEBRUARY 4~ 1966 FBBRUARY 7~ 1966 FEBRUARY 8, 1966 FEBRUARY 9~ 1966 FEBRUARY IO. 1966 FEBRUARY 11~ !966 FEBRUARY 14, 1966 FEBRUARY 15~ 1966 FEBRUARY 16~ 1966 FEBRUARY 17~ !966 F£BRUARY 18~ 1966 FSB~DARY 2t~ t965 F~BRUARY 22~ 1~66 F£BRjARY 23~ 1966 FEBRUARY 2~ 1966 FEBRUARY 25~ I966 FEBRUARY 28~ 1966 541.11 683.70 124~63 23,541 ~87 2~620o13 2~758~21 37; 870o01 I, 945~ 90 8~204.50 27~502o20 932.87 23,671.09 8~495.12 13,889.19 311.95 2,958.4'0 619.oo 89.00 9~914.71 6 ~ 641 ~22 173,3i'A-. 81 AYMENTo MADE BY FUNDS GENERAL FUND ...................... WATER REVENUE FUND SEWER REVENUE FUND WATER DEPOSITORS FUND SEWAGE DEPOSIT FUND CIVIC CENTER SINKING FUND F~REMEN~S RELIEF & PENSION FUND i, & S, FUND ,UBL~I,, F~ND - - - SWIM~ING POOL SDNKING FUND .............. 109,768.17 23,588.04 1!,166.65 360.00 20.00 2-17 17~507.93 2,429.31 8,415.54 173,314.81 P~YMENTS MADE tN FEBRUARY 1966 (CONT) 1966 GENERAL 13304 13305 13306 13307 13308 133O9 13310 13311 13380 13381 13382 13383 13384 13385 FUND CITY DF BCYNTON BEAON (PAYROLL FUND) 1~89.31 SOuT~ S~E~o SNOP 83.88 WOODY~S BOSY SHOP 131.81 r~ ~ . " (PSTT¥ CASN) 43.41 FLORIDA POWER & LIGHT COMFA~y 595.63 CITY CF BOYNTON BEACH (PzTTY CASH) 9.54 STANCA~O 0IL CO~ ~NO. IN KENTUCKY t14.17 ~1 ~? ?~ (SPEC[AL ASSESSMENT FUND) 395.28 ~' ~' ~ " (MDN[¢IPAL BW~M~ POOL BONO) 540.96 " ' ' " (PubLICiTY FUNC) 747.17 ' ~ ' ' (CIvIc C~RTE~ BONO SINNING) 386°40 5~997.86 WATER 9039 9068 REVENUE FUND CITY OF BOYNTOR BEACH (PAYROLL FUND) ' '~ ~ ' (SEWER REVENUE FUND) SEWER REVENUE FUND 1214 CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH (PAYROLL FUND) !215 STANDARD OIL Co.$ iNC~ IN KENTUCKY WATER DEPOSITORS FUND 6339 VOLO VORESTER 519,27 524.77 75.00 7.08 82.08 15.O0 PUBLiCiTY ~UND 21832 C~r¥ OF BOYNTON BEACH (GENSRAL FUNS) 6,641~22 1966 25, 1966 PAYMENTS MADE IN FEBRUARY 1966 (CONT) WATER REVENUE FUND 9035 MARY KELLAR 9036 LESTER BRANT WATER DEPOS!TORS FUND 6334 GSNTRUOE SMITH 6335 ACCOUNT OF OgEAN AVENUE LAUNDRY 6336 ACCOUNT OF MARY KELLAR 6337 ACCOUNT OF d. J. RUGGERtO 6338 ACCOUNT OF LESTER BRANT SEWAGE DEPOSIT FUND GERTRUDE SMITH 6.00 6.00 12o00 7.50 7o50 7-50 7-50 7.5O 37.50 GENERAL 13294 13295 13296 13297 13298 13299 13300 13301 133O2 13303 WATER 9037 9038 FUND FRANK ~cCoY CITY OF BOVNTON BEACH (PAYROLL 25O o 70 .55.00 59.00 35.00 GENE MOORE 45.00 CENTER FOR CONTINUING EDUCATION UNIV. OF' S. FLA.20.OO 133.00 4 ~738o 70 6,476o15 REVGNUE FUND SEWER REVENUE FUND 1212 FRANCIS T~ KAIN 1213 CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH (PAYROLL FUND) 1~118~75 852.61 19971.36 10.00 71o.4o 720.40 PUBLICITY FUND 21828 D.H. GNOOTSN~OER, AoIoA. 746.80 89.00 9~914.71 PAYMENTS MADE IN FEBRUARY 1966 (CONT) F~. 22, 1966 FEB. 23~ 1966 ~ FEB. 24~ 1966 GENERAL 13280 13281 13282 13283 13284 13285 13286 13287 13288 13289 13290 13291 FUND GLASGOW EQUIPMENT SERVI~E~ GENE MOORE SEWELL HARDWARE CG.~ OF LAKE ~ORTN~ CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH (PETTY CASH) C~TY OF BOYNTON BEACH (PETTY CASH) GRAYBAR ELECTRIC COMPANy~ d. ALL~BON BANKS 'WATER 9030 9o31 9o32 9O33 REVENUE FUND GERALD L. HAWKINS CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH (PETTY CASH) ~ALLACE ~ T~ERNAN JNCo SEWER R_V~NU~ FUND 1211 CITY CF BOYNTON BEACH (PETTY CASH) PUBLICITY FUND 21825 BOYNTON BEACH CNA~BE~ OF COMMERCE 21826 BOYNTON B~AC~ STAR 218_~ BOYNTO~ ~EAC~ C~AMSER OF COMMERC~ uEN~AL FUND 13292 ~A[VER A. HAOSEN WATER R-~ c hN~NU~ FUND 9034 UNITED STATES POST OFFICE GENERA_ FUND 13293 WALTER 115oO0 75.00 20.48 104.56 81.52 22.13 59.50 15.00 17.10 44.02 149o00 1,797-35 335.00 12,15 1.19 9.00 357.34 1.71 355°75 73.50 372.75 802.00 169.oo 45o. 0o 2,958.40 619.oo PAYMENTS MADE IN FEBRUARY 1966 (CONT) Fz~. 21~ 1966 SEWER REVENUE FUND 1210 THOMAS E, FOLEY 2.90 WATER DEPOSITORS FUND 6322 ACCOUNT OF O;NARA~S CAPRi BAR 6323 AOOOUNT OF MRS. L. LUNDEEN 6324 ACCOUNT oF RALPH E. SHOOK 6325 ACCOUNT OF R, V. BAMBER 6326 ACCOUNT OF THOMAS E. FOLEY 6327 ACCOUNT o~ Dow Ross 6328 ACCOUNT OF AL 6329 ACCOUNT OF 6330 ACCOUNT OF J. N~ MOOLtN 6331 ACCOUNT O~ 6332 ACCOUmT o~ OLtYEH RZEWS 6333 ACCOUNT OF EARL~S BAUOO~N SEWAGE 298 299 DEPOSIT FUND ACCOUNT OF THOMAS E. FOLEy 7.55 7.50 7°50 7,50 7.50 7.50 7~50 7.5o 7.50 7.50 7.90 90.00 6.50 7.00 13.50 FEe, 22~ 1966 PUBLICITY FUND 21823 LA~ESIOE PHOTOGRAPHIC STUDIO GENERAL 13264 13265 13286 13267 13268 13269 13270 13271 13272 13273 13274 13275 13276 13277 13278 13279 FUND 83.50 13.88 21 ooo 78.80 20.38 11.25 1~1,30 44.15 136oo0 59.9S 39. oo 11.04 I9-39 311.91 25~ 71.49 PAYM£NTS PADE tN FEBRUARY 1966 (CONT) FEE. 17~ 1966 GENERAL FUND 13258 JAMES SARNO 13259 CITY OF BOYNTON BEACN (WATER DEPARTMENT) WATER REVENUE FUND 9020 CITY OF BOYNTON BEASN (GENERAL FDHD) 2,331.25 6,515.95 666°67 FES. 18~ 1966 MUNICIPAL SWIMMING POOL BOND SINKING FUND 21822 THE CHASE MANHATTAN BAnK GENERAL FUND 13260 BOYNTON CITY FEDERAL CREDIT UNION 13261 CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH (PAYROLL FUND) ~3-62 JOHN VlO~ WATER REVENUE FUND 9021 CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH (PAYROLL FUNO) 1~312.50 26%00 10,709~96 225.00 11,203.96 2~041.49 8,495o12 SEWER REVENUE FUND 1209 CITY OF BOYNTON BEAOH (PAYROLL FUND) 586.74 F~E. 21~ 1966 F1REMEN~S RELIEF AND PENSION FUND 21639 SHARLE$ SEN~OR GEN~AL FUND 13263 T.J. CROFT 57.00 90,00 13,889o19 WATER Rm~NUE FUND 9O22 9023 9024 9026 9027 9028 9029 THOMAS E. FOLEy W, G. LASSlTE~ IND. OLlV~ REEVES AODRESSOGRAPH--MULTiG~ApN CO~P. 3.70 3.60 4.30 6.00 1.O0 ,_9,95 ~2.0~ FE~. 16 1966 PAYMENTS MADE IN FEBRUARY 1966 (CONT) GENERA 13238 13239 13240 13241 13242 13243 13244 13245 13246 13247 13248 13249 13250 13251 13252 13253 13254 13255 132_56 13257 - FUND BOSWDRTN AERIAL SDRVEYS$ IHO, 300.00 BCYNTON WELL--PoMP ~ SPRINKLER SUPPLY CORP. 13.50 CARPENTER'S ROOFING ~ SHEET METAL~ INC. 35.00 CITY OP BDYNTe~ BEACH (PETTY CASN) 44.26 THOMAS d. CROFT 20.00 DON~S FIRESTONE DEALER STORE 26.22 FLORIDA AMATEON SOFTBALL ASSO01AT~0N 5.00 FLDN~0~ NEWS COMPANY 33.96 R. L. GRUMMON$ PRINTING 7,88 iNDEPENDENT TRUCK EQUIPMENT Co., JNOo 106.25 KELLY TRACTOR COMPANy 13.00 PUBLIC PERSONNEL ASSOCIATION 85.00 SOUTHERN PAPER COMPANy 70°04 STANDARD 0IL CONPANy IN¢,) IN KENTUCKy 970.32 TRA,~ GARAge 56.00 UNiTE~ PLASTSDS CORPORATION 5°30 WAGES CANVAS & TRIM SHOP 47.50 WEEMS CLINIC 10o00 ZEP MANUFACTURING COMPANY 193.40 2,405.51 WAT~ REFENuE FUND 9010 9011 9012 9018 9015 9o16 9018 9019 CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH (~ATER BEPARTMENT) R. L. GRUMMONS P~INTING MORGAN GUARANTy TRUST COMPANY OF NEW YORK SEWER 1206 1207 1208 REVENUE FUND FLORIDA POWER &LIGNT COMPANy STANDAND 0IL COMPANY iNC.t IN KENTUCKY REFUND. 18.6o 3~00 7.87 331.08 4.25 82.52 8,004~80 435 · 20 2~614~28 1,762.20 13,263.80 12.18 13.45 REV. BOND S~NK~N~ FUND 7,896.15 7,921.78 PUBLIC'~ ,IY FUND ~1821 STAH SHEETS 80.00 23,671.09 14, 1966 Fss. 15~ 1966 PAYMENTS MADE IN FEBRUARY 1966 (CONT) WATER REVENUE FUND 9002 9003 9OO4 9005 9006 9007 C{TY OF BUYNTON BEAOM (PETTY CASH) MANUFACTURERS LIFE ~NGURANGS COMPANy PALM BEACH LINEN SERVICE SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE ~ SEWER REVDNUE FUND 120Z~ BLUE CROSS--BLUE SRIELO OF FLORIDA 1205 MANUFACTURERS LIFE ~NSORANDE COMPANY l.& S,FUND 21819 CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH (!o & So FUND) SWtF'~M.'ING POOL BOND SINKING FUND 21820 CITY oF BOYN SON (SWIM. Pool BoNo GENERAL 13228 13229 13260 13231 13232 13233 13234 13235 13236 13237 FUND CiTY OF BOYNTON BEACH (PETTY CASH) ~ ~ '~ ~z (WATER DEPARTMENT) H. ~ W, B. DREW COMPANy FORT LAUDERDALE NE%~ZS PALM BEACH OFFICE SUPPLY COMPANY PICARD CHEMIGAE COMPANY SEARS: ROEBUCK AND COMPANy STEVENSON SEED STORE WATER REVENUE FUND 9009 YouNm & WALDIE 9008 WM, Q. HAYS WATER DEPOSITORS FUND 6315 ACCOUNT OF HOWARD MALLORy 6316 Accoumv OF CNARLIE!BROWN 6317 ACCOUNT OF GEORGE HCCARTy 6318 ACCOUNT OF WM. Q. MAYS 6319 ACCOUNT CF YOUNG ~WALDIE 6320 doNN CNuN[y 6321 ACCOUNT OF JOE TNURBTON 7.20 5.7o 14.40 112.17 49.56 1.33 50.89 -17,5oo.oo 1%500.00 7~100o00 !O.OO 96.6 98.05 116.4O 1.20 95,71 296.4O 9O o O2 35.75 .. 33.71 873.87 2,20 4.30 6.50 7,50 7.50 7.5o 7.50 7.50 7.50 7.50 52.50 27~502.20 932.87 PAYHENTS HADE IN FEBRUARY 1966 (CONT) FE~ 10, 1966 11, 1966 14, 1966 HUNtCSPAL SWhMHING POOL BOND FUND 21809 Mc CAUBNAH HORTGAG£ COMPANY 21817 do AaTNUR PAYETTE~ DEOEADEO CIVIC CENTER BOND SINKING FUND 21810 Mo CAUGDAN MORTGADE COMPANY 21818 J. GENERAL FUND 13215 BGYNTDN C!TY FEDERAL CDEDIT UNION 13216 CITY DF BmYNTDN BEADN (PAYROLL FUND) 13217 FLORIDA POWER & LIGHT COMPANY 13218 MACLA~EN SIGNS WATER 9000 900! REVENUE FUND C~?Y DF BOYNTON BEACH (PAYROLL FUND) SEWER 1202 1203 REVENUE FUND WATER DEPOSITORS FUND 6314 ACCOUNT OF WHIT~IRE ~ ~OO~ COHSTmUOTiON GENERAL 13219 13220 13221 13222 13223 13224 13225 13226 13227 .82 3°04 .59 1.23 2.17 141o00 5,210o00 1~100,00 275.86 6,726,86 83~.25 875.5 547.84 3~85 5~1.69 50.00 FUND B~UE CROSS--BLUE SHIELD OF FLODIDA 1~634oO3 CITY OF BDYNTON BEA~N (PETTY DASD] 24o21 ~' " " ~! ( ~]AT ER DEPARTMENT) 127.35 R~ L, GDU~MOHS PRINT~N~ 7.20 MANUFACTURERS LIFE INSURANCE COMPANN 143.87 PALM BEACH LINEN SERVICE 21.08 SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE & TELEGRAPH Co. 47°~O WAYNE ANER$ FORD, lNG. 725.00 CITY DF BOYHTON BEACH ('~ATER REVENUE FUND) 8,50 2,739.14 1,945.90 8,204.50 FE~ 9, !966 10, 1966 PAYMENTS ~,D~_ IN EBRUARY 1966 (CONY) GENERAL FUND 13197 13198 13199 13200 13201 13202 13203 13209 SEAN$~ ROESVCK AND COMPANy 207.79 THE SHOPPE~ 8.10 SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE & TELEGRAPH COMPANY 65e50 . . . ' " t5-75 01TY OF BOYNTO~ BEACH (GENERAL FUND) 15t~0~00 - . . " ( " ' ) 15,000.00 FLORIDA LEAGUE OF MUNiCIPALiTiES 6o~oo 37,226.75 WATER REVENUE FUND 8999 CITY O~ BOYMTOR BEACH (PETTY CASH) SEWER 1200 1201 REVENUE FUND CITY OF ~OYNTON BEAD~ O. A. OSTNO~ PLUMStNG~ PUBLICITY FUND 21803 BETNESDA HOSPITAL He,SE SNOW 21804 C~T¥ OF 8OYNTON BEACH (PETTY CASH) 21805 K~SSH PUBLISHING COHPANY 21806 SERVICE PUBLtOAT~ONS COHPANy 19.81 9.15 48.00 57.15 200~00 1.30 225.00 140.00 566.30 GENERAL FUND 13210 ND CAUSHAN ]~.O~T,~,iAGr COMPANy 13212 d. ARTHU~ PAYETTE~ DECEASED ~32fi3 ADVANCE AIR CONDITIONSNG ~ HEATSNG~ 332% ' " ~ . . PUBUCITY FUND 21807 Mc C~DGH~AN MO~TSASE COMPANy 21811 HAULS ~NDUSTR~ES~ JNC~ ~1815 J. ARTHUR PAYETTE~ DECEASED ! & S FUND 21808 Mc CADSNAN MORTGASE COMPANY 21812 MAULS INDUSTRIES, I~C, 21816 Jo ARTHUR PAYETTE$ DECEASED 27.27 57.17 16.12 irc. 90.00 " 1,738.~0 1,928.56 1.14 2.39 .67 4.20 3.60 3.38 .95 7.93 37,870o01 ~Ee. 8, 1966 FSB. 9, 1966 PAYMENTS MADE IN FEBRUARY 1966 (GONT) WATER REVENUE FUND 8996 COASTAL MAOHINE~ INC. 8997 DAMLQARD RAMBLER CORPORATION 8998 SUNCOAST REALTY WATER DEPOSITORS FUND 6310 ACCOUNT OF T. F. HUNT 6311 AccouNT OF CUNeOAST REALTY 6312 ACCOUNT OF DAVID WACKSMAN 6313 ACCOUNT OF PZDNO SANCHZZ GENERAL 13166 13167 13168 13169 1317O 13171 13172 13173 13174 13175 13176 13177 13178 13179 1318O 13181 13182 13183 13184 13185 13186 13187 13188 13189 13190 1319~ 13192 1319~ 13194 13195 13196 FUND ADAMS CMEVROLET COMPANy CITY OF' BOYNTON ~EACH (PETTY CASH) Fo ~ HALSTEAD 3.7o 229.87 7.50 7°50 15o00 37.50 88~55 835.oo 12.~0 65.60 61.5o 3~.17 26.00 7o.92 63.64 151o20 175.o0 50.00 59.44 260.00 18.00 4,095.38 13o60 5°00 105o38 12.31 42.66 214.O0 27°22 77.00 33.95 2.95 9~00 76.oo 2,738.21 FEe. 7, 1966 FEe. 8, 1966 PAYMENTS MADE IN FEBRUARY 1966 SE~JER REVENUE FUND 1198 FLORIDA POWER & LIONT COMPANY 204.26 258.91 PUBLICITY FUND 21802 BETNESDA MEMORIAL HeSPITAL WOMEN'S AUX. GENERAL 13134 13135 13136 13137 13138 13139 1314o 13141 13142 13143 13144 13145 ~3146 13147 13148 13149 13150 13151 13152 13153 13154 13155 13156 13157 13158 13159 1316b 13161 13162 13163 FUND CITY OF BOY,TON BE~CN (PETTy CASH) ~ ~ ~ ~ (~ATER DEPARTMENT) GENE MOORE WATER REVENUE FUND 8993 ADVERTISERS PRESS, 8994 B AND H SALEs 8995 B I F 100o00 50,00 316.0o 44.83 324o 7o 75°00 66.4o 188.89 66.O5 3.00 i6.09 73.3o 10,00 10.80 25.00 13.95 25.00 79.04 63,55 24.60 2.00 94.26 52.95 14.41 4~.84 195.50 2o5.63 60.00 197~26 2,490o84 I08.69 4a.o3 2,620.13 PAYP~NTS MADE iN FEBRUARY 1966 (CONT) FEB. 4, 1966 FES. 7, 1966 GENERAL FUND 13105 BOYNTON CiTY FEDERAL CREDIT UHION 13107 WILLIAH J* EARL WATER REVENUE 8991 CITY 8992 OAS~ F'~ND OF BOYNTON BEACH (PAYROLL FUND) SEWER REVENUE 1196 CITY 1197 OASI FUND OF BOYNTON BEACH (PAYROLL FUND) PUBLICITY FUND 21801 Miss BOYNTO~ BEACH BEAUTY CONTEST GENERAL 13109 13110 13111 13112 13113 13114 13115 13116 13117 13118 13119 13120 13!~-'-~ 13122 ~3~23 13124 13125 13126 13127 13128 13129 13130 13131 13132 13133 267.00 10,852.39 4.00 8~519.38 19,642.77 2,102.23 839.~7 2~941.70 615.43 316.97 932o~0 25.00 FUND BOWMAN PRODUCTS DIVISION 242.07 BOYNTON AUTO SUPPgY, INC. 70.13 BURROU~t8 GONPORATION 177.89 CiTY OF BOYNTON BEACH (PETTY CASH) 32.57 " " ~' r! (WATER DEPARTMENT) 46.10 THOMAS d. CROFT 20.00 DECARIE MUCK PiTS 96.00 DELRAY CONCRETE PRODUOT$~ DON~S FI~ESTONE DEALER STORE 55.72 FLORIDA POWR~ & L~ORT COMPANY 524.47 FRANKSOUS~ ELECTRIC SUPPLY, iNC. 177.64 HARLEY--DAVIDSON 42.94 NELSON's GARASE 11.50 OCEAN POOL SUPPLY COMPANy INC° 58.71 PICARD CHEMICAL COMPANy 39.20 SOUTHERN PAPER COMPANy 27.68 SOUTHERN STATES CNENICAL COMPANY 14.63 SOUTH LoOcE FLORIST 10.00 SUMMERS ELROTRI% INC. 83.52 W~LLIAM d. EDELL CHARLES N. Boos 1Oo00 CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH (PETTY CASH) 129.37 2,261.22 23,541.87 PAYMENTS MADE iN FEBRUARY 1966 (CONT) Fsi. 1, 1966 Fz~. 2, I966 FE~, 3~ 1966 GENERAL FUND 13097 T~O~AG J. CROFT 13098 W~ITT MACDOWELL 13099 GEUE MOORE 13101 FRANK MO COY d~. WATER REVENUE FUND 8984 R.A. HAT.AWAY 8985 W~ITT MAODOWELL 8986 GEnE MOe~E WATER DEPOSITORS FUND 6302 Aooou.v OF R. A. HATHAWAY GENERAL FUND 13102 GILBERT COLLINS 13103 BOYNTON BEACN FSRE GENERAL FUND 13104 C~vv OF BOYNTON BEAOH (PETTY 216.66 132.CO 83.34 2°50 32.50 467.00 24°00 41.66 66.61 32.00 651.70 683.70 38.68 541.11 683.70 WATER 8987 8988 8989 899o WATER 6303 6304 63o5 6306 6307 6308 6309 REVENUE FUND MRS. ROSE~T DOUGLAS ~LAOK~AN ~ JAGQUE6 CONSTRUCTION DONALD FRYE DEPOSITORS FUND F. RAYMOND HERMANN ACCOUNT OF MRSj ROBERT DOUGLAS ACOOUNT OF JEANA DREW 4.30 6.00 4.9O 13.95 7.5o 7.50 7.50 7.50 7.50 7.50 70°00 124.63