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Minutes 12-20-65C MINUTES OF REG~JT.~R OOb~CIL MEETING OF THE CITY COUNCIL, F~.T.B IN CITY ~LL, BOi~TON B~ACH, FLORIDA, BEC~MBER 20, 1965, at 7:30 P.M. PRESFR~T: JAM~S J. MAHONEY, F~YOR ~*ALTER A. MADSEN~ VICE I~YOR JOHN L. ARC.M/E, CO'JNC~-~f&N J. ALLISON B~{S~ CPL~S. N. BOOS, COUNC~L~N F. T. KAIN, cITY MANAGER GENE MOORE, CITY ATTORNEY CA~ CLANTON, DEPUTY CITY CLERK The meetLug was called to order by the Mayor at 7:30 P.M. The Rev. Earl Dog,ney, First Presbyterian Church, gave the invocation and Mr. ~ led the Flag Salute. M!k~J. TES: ~Lr. Archie mo~ed that an error in the minutes of December 6, 1965 be corrected as follows: on page 3, 2nd paragraph, strike "suggest- mug the change..." and add words "opposing charge frown R-1 to C-l, but in favor of alternate recommendation of Board ~ich change was...". M~. Madsen made a motion that the miuutes be accepted ~ corrected. Motion was seconded by Mr. Banks and urmmJ~nously carried 5~0~ Motion was made by Nr. Archte that the miuutes of Decemo~r 8, 1965 be accepted. Motion was seconded by ~. Madsen and u~uanimously carried 5-0. OLD BUSINESS Request of Ivy Merkel to rezone property known as S 136.?' of W 60' of Lot 6~ Block !A~ .Sawyer~s Addn. 101 East Ocean Avenue. Mr. Archie made a motion that this~'re~ue§t'be .removed from the Mr. Madsen seconded the motion and it was unanimously carried. There has been a public hearing on this request. Mr. Banks stated that the request-is for the property to be rezoned so that it would be resaleable. He stated that a change of zoning should be done for a specific purpose not Just for a sale. Mr. Banks then made a motion, that the request of Ivy Merkel be denied. Mr. Madsen seconded and it was unanimously carried 5-0. Request of Vernise Butler to rezone parcel located at ll5 N._ E. 13th Ave. Mr. Madmen moved that this request be removed from the table. Mr. Archie seconded and it was unanimously carried. Mr. Bar,ks moved to take the recommendation of the PlannLug and Zoning Board of -1- _MIk~TES City Council, Boynton Beach, Florida December 20, 1965 December 9, 1965 that the re,est be denied. Mr. Madsen seconded and it was unanimously carried 5-0. R_~_eoort by City AttorneE re asse_~sments levied by P~2um Beach County Mr. Moore gave a review of a letter from Me. Ma~ll, County Tax Assessor, mud stated he felt the solution would be to press for corrective state legislation. Current la;~ appear to grant wide discretionary po~ers to tax assessors in settiug valuation rates. Mr. Madsen stated that if the public would appeal to Mr. ~uxwell on an individual basis it would be corrected. Mr. Boos stated that he ~s well-pleased with by Mr. Max~ll in individual and felt that duplicity.~ He stated that there are ~ counties ~ere one tax is levied on an equitable b~sis. ~ Boas sa,id ~th the proper leadership of this council and coop~rattuE with the co-~uty commissioners properly c~eled through the city ~ttorney, that the city could spearhead a great Sa-~ings to s!l the people of P~_Im Beach County. He suggested that the counoil and city attorney follow through on that type of program and t~ keep th~ thing going ~th that in ndnd. Aporoval of the White, re Mock Contract for Sewer L~es to Subcontractor Whitm~re Mock was awarded the contract from the City of Boynton Beach, but are now engaged in extensive v~rk at Cape Kennedy and substitute a subcontractor. The company has been checked out and bhere has been a meeting with representatives of both companies, Russell & Axon, F~ugins~rs~ and Mr. Kain. It is agreeable on both sides that the subcontract be placed and since work is behind time for begin, it is recon~ended that this subcontract be placed. Mr. Kain explained that there is no assignment of contract and that we still deal with Whitmire Mock. Mr. Mahoney inquired National Construction Company, the subcontractor. Mr. Neff of Russell & .Axon was in the audience and stated that they were known as A. Gaudio and Sons. Mr. Mahoney asked about othsr jobs that they have done. Mr. Neff said they have done an outfa/1 job for North M~t Beach and have had two small Jobs, one iu Pompano and one in Deerfield Beach. Mr. Neff said he does consider then re- liable and feels that they w~t~ do the Job. The city is protected by %~hitmire Mock contract and does have them legally tied up. He does not anticipate difficulty. Mr. Neff stated t~t White, re Mock will do the ~ii~ station and tha~ this new contract 5ms nothing to do with the Iift station contract with the City of Boynton Beach. Mr. Banks wanted to know if under this set-up now ~ith this change order can we, as a city, hold %~hitmire Mock to the contract which -2- MINUTES City Council, Boynton Beach, Florida December 20, 1955 has been subcontracted? Mr. Moore said that the city will pay ~T~itmire Mock and they will pay National Construction Company and that the city will have no contractural relationship with National Construction Co. Mr. Boos made a motion that a letter from Mr. Kain of December 9, 1965 recommending the arrangement be accepted. Motion was seconded by Mr. Madsen. Vote ~s ~ YES, and Mr. Mahoney voting NO. PUBLIC ~RING Zoning Change Request - Lot 135, Block A, Boynton Hills - Request R-l:to R-2 - Address: llO N.W. 3rd Avenue - Owner: Eugene and Jean ~llt . There was no one in the audience to speak in favor of or opposed to this zoning change request. Mr. Madsen made a motion that the petition be denied and the matter be referred back to the Pls.uning and Zoning for rehearing. Mr. Archie seconded and it was ur~nimously carried 5-0~ Mr. Wilt then came forward and stated that the people who origLually objected to R~2 zoning do not object to R-2A zonLug. ~fr. Moore explained that this request should be readvertised and brought before the Planning and Zoning Board for rehearing, with the suggestion that the fee be waived for readvertisLug. Mayor Mahoney noted that the Roger SW~ll~n request for rezoning was withdravm by applicant. LEGAL Ordiuance No. 65-&9 - 2nd reading - rezoning portions of Lots 20 through 26~ Sam Brown~ Jr. S~D ..... Mr. Moore read Ordinance 65-~9 by caption only. Mr. Banks moved that Ordinance 65-49 be passed on second and final reading. M~. Arehie seconded and~it was unan~ously carried 5-0. PUBLIC AUDIENCE Mr. Donald Shephard spoke about plans for development of property on the northern boundary of Boynton Beach in Hypoluxo. Re intends to develop condom~uium apartments and marina. He stated that it is an elaborate project and quite extensive and would like the consid- eration of the city for the extension of city utilities and other services to that property~ He stated that he would like to have the property to be annexed by the City of Boynton provided it is City Council, Boynton Beach, Florida December 20, 1965 agreeable to Hypottuxo. Mr. Moore stated it is possible for the city to furnish utilities and other services and that a contract would have to be drawn to remain in force m~til ar~nex~tion. Mr. Archie. made a motion that the city attorney be instructed to draft a contract outlining what was discussed this evening ~lth a copy to Mr. Shep~hard, Mr~ Madsen seconded and it was unanimously carried 5-0. Mr. Pa~l Johnson spoke about the bad conditon of city streets and wished to interrogate councilmen about this. Mayor Mahoney stated that he did not think it proper to ask city questions individually of' the council at the co~ncii .meeting. Mr. Johnson asked why the money vms not budgeted to have the streets repaired. It was stated that there was not enough money there to keep road in good repair and that they had hoped to get moeny from the CoI,P. Me. Banks went on to explaiu that the brochure referred to by Ns. Johnson was to try to remind the people that there was a definite need for this ~n our city and for complete storm drainage. He stated that there could be no good roads until thei-.e is proper storm drainage. Also, it was explained that the city does not have the mone~u available for proper storm drainage. Mr. Boos asked Mr. Jot~u~ how he thought the people wotuld feel about paying on an assessment baais for Curbing and side~alks. ~. Johnson stated h~ would: prefer n~t to,: but would ge along ~lth anything. ~. John~son aske~ about the cleaning up of lots and trash and asked f the city sP~nd~ about ~30~(~0 for t~is work. F~. Kain stated that it was more nea~ly $12,0~0~ a year for this work~ Mr. Miles stated th?~t t.he city is to blame for some of this because there is no regularity in pro~rty developEent. Property owners are allowed to run yards o~t ~0 e~ge of pavement. Mr. Ward asked about the appointment of a Rublic Works Director and wanted to know h°w ~he position will be giMen out. Mr. Kain stated that he is the acting Public wor~s Directo~ and that they had six applicants of whichltwo pass~d~ This was ~isc~ssed in conference before and Mr. Kain could not ~make~ a statement at this time, He atated that he has been requested that the lposi~tion not be filled until next year, and that it will~ be made ~nown at that time. fir~ handle the SlX or se?eh story ~mng proposed by Mr. Shephard, It was stated that mu the p~oe~sa of cons~ ~uetion that the builder should see tah~t proper £ir~ protection be ~lb in. Mrs. Jackson asked how much was budgeted for road repair this year. Mr. Kain stated approximately $t5,OOO for about 50 miles of roads. NINUTES City Council, Boynton Beach, Florida December 20, 1965 Mrs. Latcham asked how come you cannot ask individual councilmen questions at' the meetings and asked if the storm sewers could be city ~ide. Mr. Banks stated that the city cannot properly repair streets until we have storm drainage a~ud that there is not enough money to budget for storm drainage, curbing and sidew~l~s. The estimated cost would be aro~ud one ~11 ton dollars. Mrs. Latcham also asked if it would be possible not to clear lots for two years and use that m~ney for road re,ir. ~ADMINISTRATIVE ¥~. Boos made a motion that the request of the Palm Beach County Unit, American Cancer Society, to solicit' during April, 1966, be granted and the fee waived. Mr. Banks seconded and it was unani- mously carried 5-0. Mr. Archie made a motion that the council acknowledge receipt of the following cremation certificates. Mr. Boos seconded and it was unanimously carried 5-0. Chase ~V~nhattan Bank a) 14 Refunding Bonds dated lO-l-~6 - $14,000oO0 242 coupons of a total value of $2,7~0.00 b) 13 Rei~nding & Improvement Revenue Bonds dated 6-1-6~ - $65,000 2,373 coupons - a total value of $232,181.29 c) l0 Sw~m~g Pool Bonds Series E dated 9-1-60 - $10,000.00 60 coupons - a total value of $1,125.00 d) 1Ol~ater Revenue Bonds dated 12-1-50 - ~10,000.00 L~8 coupons - total value of $3,?00.00 e) lOWater Revenue Bonds dated 12-1-60 - $10,000.00 1,3&5 coupons - a total value of $27,650.00 f) Municipal Civic Center Building Bonds dated 12-10-61 llO coupons - a total value of $1,925.00 g) City of Boynton Beach Refunding Bond dated 10-1-46 one coupon - total value of $20.00 2. Morgan Guaranty Trust Company a) Mater & Sewer Revenue Bonds Issue of 1961, Series B dated 12-1-61 - 1,6&O coupons - a total value of $33,050.00 -5- City Council, Boynton Boach~ Florida December 20, 1965 b) ~ater & Sewer Revenue Bonds Issue of 1961~ Series A dated t2-1-61 - 1,750 coupons - a total value of Morgan Guaranty Trust Company a) ~ater and Sewer Revenue Bonds, Issue of 1961, Series A dated December l, 1961 b) Bond Numbers Ext~ .C, oupons Attached 1/5 5 None :~_~ @ $1,0OO Principal Amount Water and Sewer Revenue Bonds, Issue of 1961, Series B dated December l, 1961 Bond Numbers i/ o a0 $t,ooo Couoons Attached None Principal Amount $20,000. APPROVAL OF BILLS Emergency repair items: Freshwater Smith Machine Company, Fort Pierce - Crane Repair: TOtal Mr. Kain stated that the Freshwater firm asked for the crane to be eF=m~ued and he thought the job work order was to be an estimate; however, the work is completed and ready to be delivered, ~r. Charles ~Y. Showers signed the Job order. Mr. Kain stated that the total b~ is not out of line because the crane was broken in five major parts; however Mr. Mahoney wanted to know who authorized this work to be done and why it did not come before Council. ~Lr. Banks suggested that ~o Kain be given more time to check into this and contact F~. Freshwater perso~a~ly. B & H Sales, Inc.. Lake Park $1,061.60 Funds for this item are recommended from the surplus in the water and sewer fund. Er. Madsen made a motion to pay this bill and Boos seconded. It v~as unan~oUSly Carried 5-0. -6- MINUTES City Council, Boynton Beach, Florida December 20, 1965 NeDtu~ Met.er Company Mayor Mahoney stated that these bills have been in the Public ~orks Department siuce Jtuly and the requisitions ;~re signed in November. B~ls arrived in the Finance Depar~nent in November after the beginniug of the current budget year. Mr. ~L~honey said he inquired of the Purchasiug Agent ~ho signed the requisitions and O,K. 'd the bills and he said no one. This never came before the council for approval and on November Llth Mrs. ~'allace wrote a memo toMro Kaiu Mr.. ~u was asked to make ~ ~ respon- sible for mak~ ~u~chases ~ knowing. noted that if the~ is no Tequisiti~n~ they sho~uld he sent back if they have not been used. Benton and Compan~ - Sewer.Exbension B~tl $690.62 Mr. Kain stated that he had talked with Mr. Frazer about this b411 and told him that it ~s his belief that this bill was excessive. Mr~ Kain recpmmended that this payment be marked for i~ll and final payment. Payment is recommende~ ~*rom the water and sever surplus. Mr. Archie made a motion to pay the b~ ~ and have the check marked on back: "Paid in full and fLnal payment on the work psrformed". Mr. Banks seconded and it was unandmously carried 5-0. Russell &Axon $1,000 for engineering services in connection withpreparation of HHFA application forms - Payment to be made from the Contingency fund, Account 5800. $5OO.OO for preparation of supplement report re Sanitary SewerExtensions -Payment robe made from funds available in Account 6100-212. $2,493.95 for consulting engineering services ($1,&93.95 for consulting engineering services and ~l,000.OO for Resident Inspection ~ November) - Payment is provided for 5_u the sanitary construction fund and recommended accordingly. ~. Boos made a motion that these bills be paid, ~o Madsen seconded and it was unan~wouslycarried 5-0. PatmBeach County Fre~ht Traffic Bureau - $500 Funds were budgeted in the following amounts: Account 6100-440 - $~50.00 and. Account 7(~O-10 $250.00. N~. Archie moved that this bill be paid~ Mro Madsen seconded and it Ems unanimously carried 5-0. Florida Lea~ue,,of Municipalities - $450 Payment is recommended as follows: Account lglO-t $225 and Account 6100-4~O $225. Mr. Archie moved that this bill be paid and N~. Madsen seconded. It was unanimously carried 5-0. MI~WJTES City Council, Boynton Beach, Florida December 20, 1965 Southern States Chemical - $592.O1 InvoiCe 7192 $240.00 7191 339~38 7186 14.63 Account 6120~ 5~ Account 6220~354 Account 6220-354 Mr. Madsen moved that the b~lls ha paid and Mr. Boos seconded. It was unanimously carried 5-0. .DEPARTM~ REPORTS Mr. Banks made s motion that the departmental reports received be approved budget report to be received at the next meeting. Mr. Madsen seconded and it was unanimously carried 5-0. Mr. Madsen then asked the police chief when he anticipates to put the motorcycle in operation. He said just as soon as they get new Mr. George Miles then spoke about a $4,000 discrepancy which was paid to the General Fund from the Utility Fund earlier in the year. Mr. Kain explained that this is not a discrepancy and that it was a mather of paying what we had and the b~l~uce at the end of the year. There was money there but other expenditures to be made. Meeting adjourned at 9:25 P.M. Tereesa Padg~, City Clerk $~Ya~ter A/~ Vice ~Mayor ~/~hn L. Archie, Councilman Allison Banks, Counci~n C~, N. Boos, CounCilman -8- PA~t'~ENTS HADE IN NOV~ER BY DATE C 1, 1965 ...................... 2. 1965 ...................... 3, 1965 ...................... 4, 1965 ...................... 5, 1965 - - - - ..... o, 1965-- 9, 1965 ...................... I0, 1965 ...................... 12, 1965 ...................... 15~ 1965 ...................... 16, 1965 ...................... 17, 1965 ...................... 19, 1965 ...................... 22, 1965 ...................... 23, 1965 ...................... Now.~E~26, 1965 ...................... Ne~as[e29, 1965 ...................... 30. 1965 ...................... 375.00 1,157.56 6,~80,?? 5.00 490.00 752.3o 13,477.95 7~.8o 6~i91~i58 154,8~9.o~ PATNENTS HADE BV FUNDS GENERAL FUND RE,ENUE ;U;D;----:--;-.-_:-_;;;;-:_-_:-_-_;- SEWER REVENUE FUND ' ' ...................... 14,235.20 WATER DEPOSITORS FUND SEWAGE DEPOSIT FUND ..................... 422.50 ...................... 30.50 PUBLICITY FUND ......................... 854.95 15~,839.04 Nov. 30~ 1965 PA_~NTS MDaDE iN NOV~B~ 1965 12657 Mrs. 12658 Mrs. 12659 ~s. 12660 Mrs ~ ~661 M~. 12662 Mrs. ~5 Mrs. 12664 Mrs. ~665 ~s. 12666 M~s. 12667 ~s. ~668 Mrs. Elsie Har~ig Maybelle Beckwit~h ~mna Sincoff Jan Wertz Dorothea Bich Erna Weaver Helen Boedd~ughaus Helen Haberstock Mildred Dodson ~gnes Dully Ollie Heath Thelma Goodwin 12669 12678 12671 12672 1267~ 1267~ 12675 1~676 City of Boynton Beach (Pa~-roll Fund) James J. Mahoney Jo?m L. Archie The Chase Manhattan Bank City of Bo~na~on Beach (Water Depar~ent) Joe Moss, Plumbing City of Boy,_ton Beach (Petty Cash) ~lorida Power & Light Company 8~56 Ci%v of Boy, ton Beach (Paym~oll Fund) U. S. Post Offiee Florida Power & Light Company ~^ 1_~0 City of Boynton Beach (Pa~o!l F~d) !3~i Florida Power & Lzgn~ Company 15.06 15o00 15.~O 15,00 tS.0G 15.0~ 15.0~ 15.~ 1,65~.8~2 7,012.5~ 136~95 54.5~ 29.85 ~38~.79 13,~13.~9 509.77 2.~0 ., 1~828.~5 2,340.12 ~314.96 389.96 16,443.57 ~ow 26, 1965 Nov. 29, 1965 Nov. 30, 1965 PA~TS MAD~s LN ~0~ 1965 (COt{T) WAT~ REFENIFE ~D ~849 City of Boynton Beach (Payroll P~d) S~ P~¥~2~UE ~ ill8 City of Boyntom Beach (Payroll F~md) 1264~ Walter A. Madsen 12646 Motorola Com~rmaications & Electronics Ion. WAT~ REI~}~XE FU~O 8850 Mrs. D. Margaret Boos 8851 James C~mm~gs 8852 Mrs. B. G, Ste~n-Trustee 8853 Ward C~m~iugs S~k~2 RE~r.a~JE FOZ$ ll!9 James Cumm~_ugs WAT'P~R 6190 6191 6192 6193 6194 DEPOSITORS Acco~_t of M~s. b~rtin Boos Acco~ant of Jam~s Cumm2ngs Acsozuut of Charles Mirschbaum William F. Matheson Accouut of Joel Newman Construction Co. Aoco~22t of Ward Cummings SEWAGE DEPOSIT PUle 295 Account of James 12647 12648 12649 12650 12651 12652 12653 12655 12656 FUI~ Stetson O. Sproui~ Tax Co22ector Mrs. Mildred Hallier }~s. Lizzetta Terg~sen Mr. Harvey Stuart Mr. Frar~ Eirkeby Hrs. Marie Olds Mrs. Helen Kirkeby Mrs. Helen B~wmll Mrs. Marjorle Kirkpatriek Mrs. Frauees V~u Devender 2,048.08 · 533.61 34.50 88.25 122.75 2.70 1.20 2.00 3. O0 7.50 7.50 7.5~ 15.~0 7.5~ 52.50 7.O0 20.00 20.88 15.00 15.©O 15.00 15. ~ 15.0G 15.0O 15.00 13,967.55 195.65 Nov. 22~ 1965 Nov. 23, 1965 Nov. 26~ 1965 WAT~--R R~E!~-UE ~q) 8843 City ce B ~ - oyn0on Beach (Water Department) 8844 Wi~i~ H. G. W~lfa~ 8845 ~ory Clos~ WATE~ 6181 61~2 6i83 6184 6185 6186 6187 6188 DEPOSITORS ~0~ Aecou_u~b of Claretha Bro~ Account of Katherine B. Rodgers Account of Dorothy L. Broom W. G. Lassiter Co., inc. keco~aut of Robert Ke!Iy George Bothe Account of Wi~_liam H. G. Williams Account of Emory Close GE!~ERA L K~ !2637 !2638 12639 1264O 126~ 1~642 19.50 4.60 WAT~ 8846 8847 8848 7.50 7.50 7. ~0 7.5O 7.5O 7.50 7.50 _2.50 60. O0 City of Boynton Beach (Petty Cash) 55.91 City of Boynton Beach (Water Department) 106.05 First B~onk of Boynton Beach 4,622.35 Kenneth Snow 3.83 Southern Bell Telephone & Telegraph Co. 452.38 U. S. Post Office ~2.10 5,272.62 R~CJE FU~ City of Boynton Beach (petty Cash) Southern Bell Telsphone & Telegraph Co. John J. Wiitala ~ P~VE~ F0qfD 1116 Job=u j. Wiitala ll!7 City of Boynton Beach (Petty Cash) WA_~ DEPOSITORS FUND 6189 Aecou_ut of Jokn J. Wiitata SEWAGE DEPOSIT_ FU~O 294. Account of Jolma J. Wiitala PO-BLICI~f ~ 21663 City of Boynto~ Beach ~ ~' ~Pe~vy Cash) GF~L FUD]D 12643 B ~ oyn~on City Federal Credit Union ~2644 City of Boynton Beach (Payroll ~-ud) 17.80 5,00 41.54 4.05 .,, 7.50 9-10 .... 4.95 227.00 11,158.86 t!,~85,86 814.71 :5,343 · 13 PA~2~E~MTS ML~DE Z~ N0?~a~B~ 1965 (CONT) Nov. 17, 1965 Nov. 19, 1965 _~ov. 22, 1965 ?UBLiCtT~F0~$ 21668 Seacrest Barn 21661 Boynton Jr. _High Band -GE~ZL F~i~ 12623 Boynton Oi~ Federal Credit Union 12624 City of Boynton Beach (Payroll Fumd) !2625 Curtis E. Wright 12626 City of Boynton Beach (Petty Cash) 8841 884.2 City of Boynton Beach (Payroll Fund) City of Boynton Beach (Petty Cash) LTl3 ll~ City of Boynton Beach (Payroll F~nd) City of BoFnton Beach (-et~y Cash) WAT~ DEPOSITORS 6180 Albert E. Bencene PUBLICITY FD~ 21662 P. Go k. National Golf Tournament G~ ]'~_& L 12627 12628 12629 12630 12631 12632 12633 12634 12636 Zb~t'D City O~ ~o~ton Beach (Petty Cash) T. C. Baker City of Boynton Beach (Petty Cash) City of Boynton Beach (Water De~rtment Hess C~rpets-Drapes Znc, Thomas J, Cro£t O. ~o & Sara H. Lowry T~o~Eas Znco of Florida George I. & Barbara W. Wilde Blue Cross-Blue Shield o£ Florida S~¢fAGE D~. 0S~ FU~ 293 Acco~_t of William H. G. Williams SZWE~P~VE~OE lll5 William H. G. Wiiliam~ 150.00 227.08 45.eo l, 5A.25 5,3e9.~ 27o83 879.99 502.60 15.75 518.35 7. fO o 00.0~ 34.82 49.88 39.76 t82.98 A8.00 70.00 14.95 6.36 1.56 277.28 717.5i 7.90 3- 20 58,585. 6,914.58 ii[ HOVo !5~ 1965 ~ov. 16, 1965 Nov. !7~ 1965 ~PAI~Z~TS ~£~Dz tN NOVEmbeR 1965 (CO~) GF2L~AL ~d~ 12617 Blue Cross-Blue Shield of Florida 12618 City of Boy,ton Beach (Petty Cash) 12619 City of Boy, ton Beach (Payro~ F~nd) 12626 Gerald L. Hawkins WATF~R B E ~/~T~SE 8834 Blue Cross-Blue Shield of Florida 8835 City of Boynton Beach (Petty Cash) 393.03 67.~7 ~51. ~0 1~924.00 8836 8~37 Gerald L. Hawkins ll2.5~ Refunding & improvement 2er. Bond Sink. F. 17,11@.67 17, ~20.3I S~ RE%r~Y~E ~ 1109 Blue Cross-Blue Shield of Florida lIlG City of Boy, ton Beaeh (Petty Cash) llll Refund. & Improve. Rev. Bond Sink. F~md 16.37 1~.41 11 ~ 23t. 62 11,266o40 WATER R~y~2~OE ~7~D 883~ Mary Harretl 8839 Mrs. Elsie Graske 8~40 Ac j. B ~u!ler WATEB 6173 619~ 6175 6176 617V 617~ 6179 DRPOSITOP£ ~ Aeeount of A. J. BuYer B. F. Newman Aecom~t of Maude Heatd Mrs. Joseph Saidl Aecomut of ~ Ha~e~ Aceo~mt of Elsie Graske Philip A. Nico~ 5.60 5.20 14.8e 7.50 7.56 7.5~ 7.5~ 7.5~ 7.5~ 60. e~ 12621 city of Bo3~nton Beach (General F~md) 12622 City of Bo2~nton Beach (General F~md) 25,000.@0 285o¢0 30,51~.71 74.80 Nov. 16, 1965 Nov. _Z, 1965 PA_~NTS I~&DE ~ N0~ 1965 (CONT) S~ RFdrETfjE FUND ll04 Mrs. Joseph Seidl ll06 Carl E. Jobm~on llG'7 B. useelIW. Pyle WAT~-~R DEPOS_TTORS FL~4D 61~8 Arthur Schaap 6159 Aecotmz of E. H, Hathaway Associates 6160 Accost of Willis F. Cooley 6161 Accost of Boston Deisel Re.ir 6162 Ace~t of Harbor Isla~ Co~oa~y 6163 Aeco~t of B~ah M~e ~er 6165 Accost of ~ C. Har~ek 6i66 Eay B~g~r 6167 Accost of Boston Auto Sales PUBLICITY ~u.q~D 21628 Lions of Florida 21629 4- 90 7.50 7.50 15.00 7.50 7.50 7.50 82.5~ 100o0~ Resources Development Board of Palm Beach Co. 2~.08 35@.G0 ~AL F0~ 12615 Boynton City Federal Credit Union 12616 City of Boya+~n Beach (Payroll ~aud) WATE~ R~mhP~JE ~D 8831 City of Bo~ton B~ach (Payro~ F~ud) 8833 Howard M~lo~ llOg City o£ Boynton Beach, (Payroll WAT~. DEPOS~TORS _~-~ 6168 6169 617~ 6171 6172 George Z. Wilde Account of Tisse Cook Account of Mrs, D. Gladn~y ~ussell S'aliiv~n Account of Howard Maltory 227.00 ._._1~te512.8o 10~739.8~ 2,022.55 6.00 2,028.55 672.10 7.50 7.5¢ 7, 5¢ 7.50 7.5O 37.5O 752.30 13,477.95 PAIq~2~T$ M~DE ~ N0~ 1965 (CONT) Nov. 5, 1965 Nov. 8, 1965 Nov. 9, 1965 Nov. lC, 1965 WAT~ 6~M+6 6147 6148 614..9 6152 6154 6!55 61~6 6157 DEPOSITORS FU~ Account of Mabel Job~ason Acco~ut of Dorothy Boggy Acco~uat of Peter Mirisola Eober~ ScOurer Accost of S~rett Barber Shop Accost of Fr~d~ Maddafo~ E. E. Weeks Accost of Lester Ward Accost of ~s. L. Wolf Accost of ~wa~ I~ ~cco~t of Louis G. L~her Aeeo~t of NorLue Faubte Alfred D~ S~gAGE DEPOSZT FD~D 292 Aceo~ut of Mabel A. Jolmason ~L ~w~ 12606 Co~ssioner of Motor Vehicles 126O7 12608 12609 Court Records, !nc. Thomas Jo Croft ~ L~ier Comp~uy, Zne. 12610 12611 12612 12613 12614 A1 Di Vagno Carl E. Joh~son Bill's Standard Sera, ice Sears ~ Boebuck and Company ~c F. Tatlop Business Mmcb~es, ~_nc. WAT~ 8824 8825 8826 8827 8828 8829 883O 8832 BEVE~j~ FU~O ~. Ho Hathaway & Associates Willis Cooley Mrs. Ruth Brock Harbor Island Company Mrs. Joseph Seid2 Carl E. Jotmson Bussell W. Pyle Tisse Cook 7.50 7.50 7.50 7.5~ 7.5~ 7.5Q 7.5~ 7.56 7.50 115.8~ 6.56 50. O0 40. o o 400.00 49~. O0 10Go00 t.00 22.10 23.80 ., i25.00 27i.9~ 3.40 6.00 13.5~ 2.60 I.~ 1.50 35.5~ ~90. ~0 PAYN,~S ~iiDE IN NOIr~MBE~ 1965 Nov. i~ 1965 Nov. 2, 1965 Nov. 3, 1965 Nov. 4, 1965 Nov. 5, 1965 GESTURAL 12525 G~iR~_L 12526 12528 12529 12530 12531 FUi~D U. S. Post Office De Marco Tractor & Implement Company F0~D Darrougb~ Corporation S. G. Cosby~ dba Cosby Enterprises Joseph Tomberg J. Sarno Builders, Inc. GF2~EFmiL 126GO 12601 12602 ~o7[D Turner [~ursery & Landscaoe Company Jo~hu Hancock Mutual Life-Insurance The Manuxac omrers Life ZnSnranee Company WATER ~Y~ O~ 8815 The M~-nufacturers Lif~ Lnsurance Company S~ ~RE~f~qZE FU~ ll01 The Manufacturers Life Insurance Company C~a-~L 12603 Boynton Cio~y Federal Credit Union 126~A City of Boynton Beach (Payroll Fund) 12605 Dada Co-o~ty Citizens Saeety - o otl~te -I WAT~ pd~¢~FOE ?j~ 8816 City of Bo~mton Beach (Payroll Fund) 8817 Mabel A. Job~nson 8818 Margaret S~prett 88i9 Frank Maddeford 8820 Lester Ward 8821 Edward Irwin 8822 Louis G. L~her 8823 Norine Faubla 11©2 City of Boynton Beach ~Payroli Fund) Mabel A. Johnson 375.~o 395. 177.89 38.71 ~.~6 2,855.76 15.00 1,149.39 2.28 124.00 4,792.75 16.00 4,9~2o75 833.5/, 5.00 6.0o 22.10 5.6~ 3.40 885.04 538.98 2.50 541.48 1,!57.56