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Minutes 08-17-64MIN~I'~:S OF REGUI&R ~EETING OF CITY COUNCIL, HELD IN CITY HALL, BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA, AUGUST 17, 1984; at V:30 p~m~ ,PRESENT: J. ALLISON BANES, MAYOR JANES ~. ~LAHO~Ey, VICE-MAYOR JOE~ L. ARCH!E, COUNCILMAN WALTER A. MAI)SEN, COD~CILMAN THO~AS A. S~S, COUNCIlmAN FRANCIS' T. KAIN, CITY MANAGER G~NE MOORE, CITY ATTORNEY TEP~ESA PA~GETT, CITY CLERK Mayor Banks called the meeting to order at 7:30 p.m. The invocation was given by theMayor, followed by the Salute to the Flag led byScoUt Craig Jones, Troop 395. MINUTES Mr. Mahoney moved that the minutes of regular meeting of August 3rdbe approved as written. Mr. Summers seconded. Motion carried 5-0. OLD BUSINESS P~rchase of Acroleln for Elodea Control in Canals Mr. Kain reported to the Council that he had contacted the various agencies as instructed and that the Mosquito Control Dis- trict had tEEiertaken a program to eradicate hyacinth water weeds in all the canals within the City, however, the other trouble- some weed, elodea, must be eradicated by the use of acrolein, The County had agreed to apply the materials if the City would supply them. The approximate cost would be the same as the applicatign earlier in the ~year, $3180. The funds were available in account number 800Zlla,~capitat expenditure item in General Government. Mr. Kain recommended the transfer of $3180 to account 800B9 for this purpose, Mr. Archie moved that the CoUn- cil approve the appropriation of ~3180 by transfer as recommended for the purchase of acrolein for application to the canals and that Mr. Kain appoint a City employee to check on the canals and follow through with a cleanup at the first signs in order to keep future costs ~own tea minimum. ~r. Mahuney seconded. Motion carried 5-0. .NE~ BUS~ESS Request for Relocation of Bahama Bar Mr. Eain read a letter, dated J~ly 31st, from ~r. Harold Monchick, owner of certain real estate on Seacrest Blvd., and -1- MINUTES CITY COUNCIL Boynton Beach, Fla. August 17, 1964 N. W. 9th Ave., petitioning the Council for permission to locate the Bahama Bar at this site. Mr. Monchick was present in the audience and said that it was his intention to build a building according to City building codes to house this establish- ment, if permission were granted for its relocation. Mr. Moore was asked for his opinion. He said t~hat the Council had two alter~atives in his view and in either case the code would have to be amended. Amending the code as $o footage requirements between establishments of this nature and churches and schools, or amending the code making exceptions in ~z~nsfer cases. Mr. Moore ~eld that licensas were not transferable, per se as a liquor license was granted tO a location. After considerable discussion, Mr. Summers moved that the matter be tabled. Mr. Archie s.eco~ded. Motion carried Zuvitation from City of Miami Beach for 5Oth Anniversary A letter from the City of Miami Beach requesting participa- tion by the City of Boynton Beach in their 80th Anniversary Cele- brati~ Parade, scheduled for ~rch 2?, 1965, was brought to the attentzon of Council by the City Manager. Mr. Archie moved that Mr. EaLu~andle this question administratively and contact the various civic clubs to see if they would be interested in repre- senting the City as a civic club project. Mr. Summers seconded. Motion carried 5-0. LEGAL Quit Claim Deed to State Road Department for ConEress Ave.Extension Mr. Moore brought to the attention of Council a request from the State Road Department for the execution of a Quit Claim Deed on a parcel of land 80x40 feet at the intersection of 2~rd Avenue and 18th Street needed for right-of-way of proposed Congress Avenue. Mr. Moore recommended execution of the deed. Mr. Madsen moved that the Council authorize the ~ayor and the City Clerk to execute the deed as requested by the State Road Department. Mr. Archie se- conded. Motion carried 8-0. MIN UTEB CITY COUNCIL Boynton Beach, Fta, August 17, 1964 ADMINISTRATIVE Chan~e Orders #6 & #11 - Bumby & Stimoson Mr. Kain asked Council approval of change orders as follows: #5 - Net reduction of ~8,449,02 as a result of elimination of lift station Net addition of $680.78 for installation of safety guard rail at the chlorine contact cham~er at the treatment plant. Eadsen moved that Change Orders #6 and#ll be approved. Summers seconded. Motion carried 6-0. Aporoval of Bills The following bills for sewer construction mo rk were pre- sented to Council by the City Nanager: Bumby & Stimpson - Covering work from June 21 to July 20, 1964 $18,710.98 Russell & Axon - Consulting Services Resident Inspections $ 670.39 1882.61 $ 2,553.00 Mr. Summers moved that the Council authorize payment of the above listed bills. Mr. Mahoney seconded. Motion carried 6-0. Final payment on the jail was requested by ~r, Kain. Release of liens had been supplied by all contractors. Amounts due are as follows: Young & Waldie 7,558.14 Kenneth Jacobsen 523..28 $ 8,081.39 Mr. ~ahoney moved that the Council approve payment of the above listed bills, the final payments on the jail. Mr. Madsen seconded Notion carried 5-0. -3- gINUTES Boynton Beach, Fla. August 17, 1984 Pa.~ment.s. made in July by Fund.s ~r. gahoney moved that the payments made in July by Funds be made a part of the minutes. Nr. Suw~ners seconded, gotion carried General Fund Water Revenue Fund Meter Depositors Fund Sewage Fund Sewage Deposit Fund gunicipal Jail Construction Fund S~ecial Assessment Fund Firemen's Relief & Pension Fund 84,650.20 21,820.57 600.00 4,901.34 21.70 11,650.9~ 638.~0 85;§0 TOTAL $124,368.69 Departmental Reoorts Mr. Nahoney moved that the Council accept the departmental ~eports of Police, Fire, Public %'9orks, Recreation, Treasurer and Budget° gr. Archie seconded. Notion carried 5-0. Presentation of Pronosed Budget for 1964-65 by City ganaEer gr. Kain officially presented his budget estimates to the Council and read aloud the budget message included therein. gr. gahoney asked if he could ask Nr. Kain a couple of questions$ they were as follows: Mr. Nahoney: In the report you just read, you mentioned that the deficit in the water and sewer department of next year of $231,500--does that include the figure of extension that we are running down at the present time? Mr. Kain: No, sir. Mr. ~ahoney: It does not. Then this figure could well be, with engineering fees, etc., an additional ~90,000. ~ould that be about right? Our contract $82,000 plus engineering fees and in- spection fees, etc. would run it up another 7 or 8 thousand. Mr. Kain: It is au expense that must be met. I anticipated that this extension would be provided for in the refinancing, and would not be properly chargeable to a budget as an estimate-- a proposed item--Yes, it is true, it would be an item that must be provided for. MINUTES ity Council Boy~ton Beach, Fla. August 17, 19g~t Mr. Mahoney: Then this figure would be roughly ~321,000; that is, if we were not refinancing. Mr. archie: Are we going to argue the budget tonight? .N~..Mahoney: No, I just wanted to ctarify a few things_ in my_ m~d. I would like to ask one other question. Would the borrow- ing as recommended by one of our fiscal agents of $200,000 correct this situation in your opinion, or will this not happen year after year. That's what Z'm g~tting at. Mr. Kain: As far as this instrument goes, I show in here an ~~ted deficit of $231,§88. I assume what you are talking about is interim financing, or short term. Mr. ~ahoney: Just the borrowing, if we weren't refinancing. Mr. Kain: I seriously doubt it. Again, this is sn estimate, I seriously doubt that it would offer an~ solution within this bud- get year to your problem. Mr. Mahoney: ~nat I am getting at, does this look like a contin- uing deficit year after year. Mr. Kain: This appears to be the case~ yes. Mr. Mahoney: That is what I was getting at. Mr. Kain: If you are talking about a $200,000 loan, then, of course, your point about the $80,000 should appear here. This may be an oversight in my estimate. Although I don't think so. My assumption was that that was an item that would be provided for...have to be bonded. I can see no other way out of providing for those kind of funds. ~e have no other funds, either pre- sently or auticipated~ in this budget to provide for.... ~r. Archie: Do you think we ought to add two mills to the budget? ~n &ase, this refinancing thing doesn't go through. Have you thought of that. ~ mean~ if we are going to start arguing here tonight, or discussing the budget that we just got today. At this point the Mayor interrupted the discussion and called for m motion to adjourn. Mr. Nadsen moved that the meeting be adjourned. Mr. Archte seconded. Motion carried ~-0. -5- ,MINUTES City Council Boston Beach~ Fla. August 17, 1964 Allison Banks, Mayor , ( Thomas A. Summers, Councilman ,TOTAL PA~NTS MADE BY DATES FOR JULY 19g/~ J~!y 1-_- .......................... 236.56 July 2- ....................................... i8303.16 July ? ....................................... 5570~19 July 8- ..... ~ ............................... ~9~5 July 9 ............... th090.66 Ju~y 2o ...................................... I1710~ 60 J~y l~ ....................................... 2909~ 79 J~ly 14- ................................... 3894~ 09 J~uly 15- .................................... 14950~ :A6 J~ty !Tg~-~ ................................. 7~9~ 97 July 373~ 52 J~Y 8836j66 J~Y 11751 $11 JulY J~Y J~v 2~ .................................... 3914;~4 J~Y 3~ .................................... 1~. 51 J~y 3L .................................... ~ 53~.o8 12~68.69 TOTAL P~'~TS M~DE BY FD_V~DS FOR JUT,y 1964 GEN E~,~JL FUND ................................ 84650 ~ 20 WATEH REs~jE FUND ............................ 21820J57 ~T~ DEPOSITORS FUND ...................... 600°00 SE~GE FU~ ............................... 4901.34 SE~AGE DEPOSIT FUND ........................ 2~,70 ~o~NICIPAL JAIL CONS~RUCTIO~ F~D ............. 11650.98 SPECT_AL ASSESS~ FL*ND ................... 638.40 FIP~,~N'S RELIEF & PENSION FOT~*D .............. 85.50 12J+368.69 PA~T$ MAD~ IN ~Y 1964 July i, 1964 July 2, 1964 July 7, 1964 C~N~RAL FU~D 9382 Thomas J. Croft 9384 Olive R. Wallace 7565 Y~au§ & Wal~ie 7566 Y~un9 & Wal~ie 7567 H.%~. Kilby 3568 C.~. Jarvis WATER 5311 53i2 5313 5314 531~ D~P OSlTORS FUND Acct ef Young & Wal~ie Ac~t ef Y~n9 & Wal~ie Acet ef H.W. Kilby Acer ef Blue Marlim Dev. Cer~ Acct ef C.W. Jarvis C~NRRAL F~ND 93~k5 Bo~a~ Bch Fire Del~t. 9386 City ef Be~ Bch (P.C.) 9387 A.H. Ny~iet ~88 Dave Rome ~89 City ef Be~ Bch(Pa~eI1) ~AT~R R~ PL~D 7570 City of Be~ Bob(Payroll) $~ ~AGH FUND 0441 City ef Bo~a Bob(Payroll) MUNICIPAL JAIL CONSTR~ FOND 21587 Yeun~ & Wai~ie City ef Beyn Bch(Water) 9391 ~hitt MacDowell 9392 Gene Moore 9393 Thomas A. S~mmers 9394 $it¥ ef Beya Bch(P.C. ) 9395 Dave Rems 9395 Dixie Hel~in§ Cer~. 9397 Dixie Helgia9 Corp. 9398 Ti4al Hel~in~ Corp. 9399 Seez~e P. Becket 9400 Thomas J. Croft 9401 Press Bureau 9402 Lawrence W. Myers Ius. 9403 Sea%hewn Paper Co. 9404 Surber's American Statism 9405 Trail Per~ Tractsr Ce. 9406 Vau~hn & ~ri~ht, Inc. 9407 Wages Canvas & Trim Shed 9408 ~arI Wallace Fora, Inc. 9409 Palm Beach Office Supply 9410 Pa/m Beach Office Supply 9411 American Fireworks, Inc. 216.66 12.50 229.16 4.90 4.10 4.90 6.00 19.90 7.50 7%50 7.~ 7.50 7.50 37°50 385.57 34.55 56.00 576.07 5740.86 6793.05 1061.50 1~1.20 10287.41 457.58 132. O0 83.34 29.06 62.10 197.65 243.68 78.30 50.39 93.18 60.00 15.00 591.91 34.15 31.97 20,~0 13.42 90.20 13.20 16.07 98.39 495.00 286.56 18303.16 pA_v~TS ~DE IN ~VOL¥ 1964 (OOET) J~uly 8, 1964 9412 Bel~edere 5 & 10 Stores 16.88 9415 0.T. Bowles Electric Co. 212o00 9416 Boynton Auto Supply 57;70 9417 DeM~Lrco Tractor & Imp. Co. 29.87 9/,-18 Den's Firestone 15180 9419 F&ircloth Truck & Tractor Co. 38,-97 3278.41 WATER 7571 k~itt MacDowell 2~o00 7572 Gene Moore 4~1o 66 7573 City of Boyn Bch(P.C.) 16,-57 7574 Kenneth S. Toney 818.Ol 7575 Lawrence W. Myers 693538 7576 Addressograph-~ - tigraph Cerp. 7130 7577 Boynton Auto Supply Inc. 11112 7578 ~ ' _ con s F~ restone 43.10 1655.14 SE~AGE 04~5 O,446 O447 FEND City of Boyn Beh(Wa~er) 155.42 City of Boyn Bch(P.C.) 20~51 LAwrence W. Myers Ins. Agency ~05,-87 Advertisers Press, Znc. 23~50 Den's Firestone 28~ 34 Fla. East Coast _Railway Co. 3~00 9420 City of Boy-n Bch(P.C.) 43.83 942~ Halsey & Griffith, Inc. 8'-33 9422 Harley Davidson of Palm Beach 7.90 9423 Joe's Grill & Restaurant ~3~75 9424 McCain S~les of Floz4_da, Inc. 41.00 9425 A.L. McGregor 96,-27 9426 City of Boyn Bch(Water) 6900.00 9427 The National Cash Register Co. 10.78 7579 758O 758~ 7582 7583 7584 7585 7586 7121.86 WAT~ 5316 5317 5318 5319 5320 5321 5322 5323 5324 P~V~fOE Jack Hansen .10 Tim Lo~ns 5.60 Jonathan Thorne 4.50 Elmer Burns 6~00 W~lter ~. Stark t3.50 The American Public Hea!thAssoc. 10.20 TD~ National Cash Register Co. 151,-64 Jones Che~cals, !nc. ~TF~ DEPOSiTOB£ FD~ JoD~Horton icct of Jack H~usen icct of Tim Lov~ns Acct of Jon~t~=~uThor~e Acct of Elmer Burns kect of Walter R. Sta~ k¢ct of Loren Paine Acct of ~s. A.A. Montgomery Acct. of Roger Nicholas 7.50 7,-50 7; 5O 7.50 7.50 15,-00 7.50 7.50 7;50 5570.19 July 9, 196£ July t0, 1964 July 13, 1964 P~sm~s mtO~ ~' ~OLZ 1964 (00~) S~AGE ~ Bo~nton Travel Agency, Inc, OZ~9 Jones Chemicals, Inc. 9428 Florida Power & Light' Co. 9~o/ 0ce~n Pool Supply Co., Inc. 9430 F.T. KaVa 9431 James J. ~iahoney 9432 Palm Beach Office Supply 9433 Por~r's S~ndard Sta~on 9~3~ ~er Y~ri~s Co~. 9~35 ~b~ Contusion Co. 9436 Si~ Associates 9~ Tr~ Auto Pa~ 9~38 ~f 0~ Co~. 9~39 Soap Box Derby ~d ~ATF~q Bdsv~q~h FUND 7587 Chas R. Plate 7588 Roy C. Rothchild 7589 Florida Power & Ligb~ Co 7590 Gulf Oil Corp. SEWAGE 0450 0451 0452 0453 Chaso R. Plate Florida Power & Light O'Brisn Suitor & 0'Brlen, inc. Gulf Oil Corp. SEI4AGE DEPOSIT ~ 262 Acct of Che~ R. Plate ~ATEE ~TER DFd~0SITOP~ Fg~ 5325 &oct of R. Dwelly 5326 Acct of Chas. R. Plate 5327 Acct of Boy C Rothchild STP~ET ASSESSM~V~T FU~D 21588 Hardrives, Inc. GN~W~_L FUND City of Bo2~ Bch(Pay~oll) #9Z~40 ~T~Z~ BE~UE FUND 7591 City of Boyn Bch(PayroZ1) S~dA GE FUI~ 0454 City of Boyn Bch(Payroll) GE~&~~ FDND 9441 City of Boyn Bch(P.C.) 9442 City of Boyn Bch(P.C.~ 9Z~3 Litho-Art Products, inc. 9664 Pitmey- Bowes, inc. 277.65 6O29;95 5.00 12~00 33.90 55.00 t4. 50 97110 209.60 104.70 841.13 57;5_O 7494.72 1.~ 4.60 179~; 56 1887.?? 3,75 4o2;o5 25.00 lO;,~7 _ · 4/+1.17 7.00 7.50 7.50 7;5O 22.50 2~.50 . 9345.49 t905.11 460;00 11710.60 71.93 71.18 1.00 10090.66 11710.60 196% PAY~NTS ~L~DE IN Jb%Y 1964 (O0NT) 9~5 Orkin Exterminating Co. 9Z~6 Lafayette Radio FZlectronics 94%7 BoDel Printing Co. 9Z%8 Gulf Stream Lumber Co. 94%9 Halsey & Grif£ith 9%50 DeMarco Tractor & Zmplement Co. 9%51 Sports ' Haven 9%52 United Auto Service Inc. 92*53 Picard Chemical Co. 92,54 Blue Cross & Blue Shield Of Fla. 9455 ~.L. McGregor 9%56 Hir~ker Materials Corp. 9457 Slim's Radiator Service 9%58 Sun Senti. el 9459 Palm Beach Pest Times 9%60 Joseph Tomberg 92.61 Tidal Holding Corp. 7592 7593 759% 7595 7596 7597 P~E FU~ City of Boyn Bch(P.C.) U~. Postmaster Mechanical & Chemical Equip. Co. Pieard Chemical Co. Blue Cross & Blue Shield of Fla. Biscayne Chemical I~oboratories, Inc~ S~JAGE ~D 0%55 Blue Cross & Blue Shield of Fla. 0456 City of BoynBch(P.C.) 0457 Tropigas Inc. Of Florida 9~62 Earl Wallace Motors, Inc. 9%63 ~nufacturers Life Insurance Co. 9464 Hu~nieutt & Associates, inc. 9%65 Southern Bell Tel& Tel Co. 9466 Southern Bell Tel & Tel Co 9%67 Don's Firestone 9%68 Sewell ~rdware Co. 9469 FairclothTruct & Tractor Co~ 9570 F~_amingo Oil Co 9471 Vaughn ~ Wright Inc. 92*72 Picard Chemical Co. 92*73 Halsey & Grill%th, Inc. 947% S±d Gerber 9~75 Gerald L. H~kin~ 9%76 Hoderick Piamos 9477 Court Records, !ns. 9472 Lkmcan Edward Co. 9%79 Sport's Haven 9/~0 Joe's Grill & Restaurant 9%81 Boynton Glass Serv%ce, Inc. 759g 7599 F2~W~NUE Fo~D E~rl ~altace Motors, Picard Chemical Co. 15,~00 12.9,$ 23.00 28.91 7.35 35;65 120;70 32.17 19.65 lZ%6; O6 81;89 10.29 12.00 16;35 15.68 4-49 28.76 2096. O0 26.91 300.00 200.93 1.37 49.56 11;00 12.39 209;89 224.02 75.00 143.64 207.50 99J00 15;7~ lo3.73 19.01 11;68 16~30 4.25 21.5~1 153;22 55.00 44.0.00 46;95 5o.0o 27.66 /.42+8; 2o 45.95 22.78 2007.13 25.00 10.29 2909.79 · 600 Don~s ~irestone 7601 Gerald L~ Hawkins SEWAGE FUND 0458 Don~s Firestone 36.40 4 o.oo _ 511.69 Jt~ly l~ 196/, JUly 17, 1964 ~4UNICIPAL JAIL CONSTRUCTION FUND 21589 City of Boyn Bch(Genera!) ~ FU~D 9482 Star ~es 9483 Scientific Detection Products Corp 9484 Boyn Well Pump & Spt. Corp. 9485 9i86 9487 9488 94898 9490 9491 9A92 9493 OASI Contribution Fund Dist. Director of Internal Rev. East Coast Fire Equip. Boyn Auto S~pply ¢it Thomas Jo Croft Boynton Bch City Library City of Boy~ Bch(Water) Fla. East Coast Railway Co. %IATER P~ FL~O 7602 Boynton %~lZ Pump & Spt. Supply 7603 O~I Contribution Fund 7602, Bo2mton Auto Supply, Inc. 7605 Southern Bell Tel & Tel Co. 7606 City of Boyn Bch(Water) SEWAGE 0459 0ASI Contribution Fadn GE%.~kRAL 9494 Keatts Trucking Service 9495 City of Boyn Bob(Payroll) WAT~E R~VENUE FUND 7607 Richard Pearson 7608 J.C. Gilkey 7609 Rose -Hannah Buntin 7610 Thcs L. Kenny 7611 Ie~son Poth 7612 George Lochiatto 7613 Iola W. Goodman , 14~ ~m~y of Boyn Bch(PayrolI) WA~ DEPOSITfkRS FUND 5328 Acct of H.W. E~by 5329 Acot of Frank P. Simon 5330 Acot of Richard Pearson 5331 Acct of Floyd Puckett 5332 M~s. Ruth Cross 5333 Acct ef J.C. Gilkey 5334 Aoct of ESsehannahBuntin 5335 Acer of F~s. Thcs. ~/aittings!ow 5336 Acct of AlexBlum 5337 The C~eanHouss ..... 1~63.57 18 5o 107.41 136.42 9267,65 3076.55 98.00 82~39 54.71 20.00 148.64 478.78 196~15 13625.20 266~03 1.22 14.40 98:92 1243.98 8~1~28 172.90 5131.87 -~ 5304.77 6.00 26.!0 4.00 4.9o 3.10 5.00 6.00 I188.~3 1243.85 7.50 7.50 7.50 7,50 7.50 50.00 7.50 7.50 7.50 50.00 3894°09 14950.46 C July 21~1964 July 22, 196~ July 24~ 1964 ~8 Acct of Thcs Lo Eenny 5339 Acct of Larson Poth 5340 Ho~Federsi Savings &Loan 5341 Henry Merkel Jr. 5342 Acct of George Lochaitto 5343 Acct of LolaW. Goodman S~AGE 0460 FUND City of Boyn Bch(Payroll) 7.50 7.50 7.50 37.5O 15.00 7.50 242.50 106.95 AO0.90 BOY~ON BEACH SPECIAL ASSESSMENT FUND 21590 Eeatts Trucking Service GE~BAL F~D 9496 City of Boynton Beach (P.C.) 9497 ~d~mn ~. Pe]d~onen WATE~ REVE~um FUND 7615 city of Boynton Beach (P.C.) 76!6 U.S.Postmaster 7617 C.Robert ~rns 81~21 27L60 108.81 i8~50 60110 t86~11 WAT~ 7618 1960 Water Rev. Bond Fund 76t9 1960 Bond Sinkin~ Fund Res.Acct. S~AGE FUND 0~61 kect. C 209-1961 Series B Sinking Fund 0462 Acct. C 208-1961 Series A Sinking D~nd 5441.66 i695100 7136.~6 858.50 9498 J~aes J. M~honey 9499 Thomas A. Summers 9500 G~ue Moo~e 9501 WalterA. Madsen 9502 Jo~hn L. Archie 9503 City Boynton Beach (P.C.~~ 9504 City Boynton Beach (P.C.) 9505 City Boynton Beach (P.C.) 9506 C~rtis E.Wright 9507 City Boy~ton Beach (P.A.) 950S-thru 9511-see later date 95i2 Thomas J.Croft-3~ ~ ]]~,00 114.00 114.oo ~+.oo 5~00 25.6~ 25.2L 95~19 75~00 8661.78 20:00 9Z~I 7298.97 ^ 2 8836.66 PAYM.~NTS MADE IN JULY 1964 (00!~) J~!y 27,1964 July' 28,1964 WATER 7620 762t 7622 7623 7624 7625 7626 7627 7628 City~oy~ton Beach (P.0.) G~6. Fa~g2~n~r Acct. of Janes Hosking Virginma Davis ~Lrs. Jane Yeder Hills John Bakke N~n~y Centolella see later date City Boynton Beach (P.A.) WATER DEPOSITORS FUND 5344 Acct. George Faulkner 5345 Standard 0il C~. 5346 Acet~ H~y M~rsh 5347 Acct. Virigina Davis 53~8 Mrs. Chas. Sims 5349 Acct. L.W. LJ~dsey 5350 Robert L. Cruse 5351 Acct. Jane Yoder Hills 5352 Arnold Stroshein 5353 Acct. John Bakke 5354 Acct. ~ph Centolella 5355 Acct. B.R. Graham 5356 Acct. Richard Masker -r Lewis M~sker SEWAGE FOND 0463 City Boyu~ton Beach (P.C.) 0464 City Boynton Beach (P.A.) S~gAGE D~0SIT FUND 263 Acct. Vir~nia Davis 264 Acct. L.W, Lindsey G~f~ FUND 9508 City Boynton Beach~P.C. ) 7629 OityBoynton Beach (P.O.) G~ FUND 9509 Clifford Kinne 95~0 Interr~lRevenue Service FiP~-~EN'S ~LIEF & PENSION 21935 Cha/mes Senior .81 3:60 13.00 t~70 ~65 L75 1965~77 1990.28 7~50 7;50 7.50 7~50 7~50 7~50 7,50 7.50 7.50 7.50 7.50 7~50 97,50 3;75 2~;00 235,75 7.70 7~00 14.70 40.76 2.69 26.25 3o. 39 85.5O I1~751oll 43.45 115.89 ?k.~s ~E n~ ~uLY 19~ (co~.) July 29,1964 July 30, 1964 GEEEP~& ~ 95~ City Boynton Beach-Water Dept. 9513 John Turren ~tine, ~c. 9514 Provident Missionary Baptist Church 9515 Amer. Public Works Assoc. 9516 Life 95i7 Atlantic B~frigerat±on, Inc. 9518 Belvedere 5 & l0 Steres 95i9 Boynton Auto Supply, Inc. 9520 Boynton Auto Supply, /nc, 9521 City Boynton Beach (P~C.) 9522 Fla. Power & Light CoG WATF~ P~,~ FOND 7630 B & H Sale~ Inc. 7631 Boynton Auto Supply, Inc. 7632 Boynton Auto Supply, Inc. 7633 Cit~ of Boynton Beach (P.C.) SE~/~GE ~ 0465 City Boynton Beach-Water Department 0466 Fla. Po~er & Light Co. GF~ FLE~D 9523 Boynton Bch. Little LeaEue 9524 Southern Bell Tel.& Tel. W~£~ ?~!~ ~WJND 763~ Southern Bell Tel & Tel. Co. 7635 th~u 7637-ieter date 7638 James A. ~n 7639 ~ayne Wh±te 7640 Jas.F. Jones 764I Sharon Blac"z~man 7642 James N. Wilson SE~AGE FUND 0467 Sou~aern Bell Tel. & Tel. Co. WATER 53~7 535~ 5359 5360 5361 5362 5363 DEPOSITORS FUND Acct~ of James ~. Erwin Acct. of k~yne W~Lite ACCt. of James F. Jones Moye Construction Co. Acct. of S~ron Blact*man &~et' of M~s. W.S. Melvin Acct. of James N. Wilson 471; 86 42.35 5.00 ~ ~152~00 3; 98 38;79 59;!7 19; 7O 76,71 35;69 2524;05 3282. 228.72 11~12 ;88 275~ 56 168~ 98 187.3O 356.28 210. OO 90L. 66 14; 85 6~00 1.20 2.50 6; O0 37.65 29.70 15~ 00 7.50 %5O 50.00 7.50 7.50 7~50 !02.5O 3,9]Y+.1~ 1;074.51 P~TS MADE IN JULY 196~ (OONT) 1964 9525 Thomas J. Croft 216~66 9526 J. ~lex Arnette 17.50 9527 John L. ~*~e 20.00 9528 Joh~ L. ~rehie 25'.00 9529 VOID 9530 V0!D 9531 James J. Mahoney 28.40 9532 T~alter A. M~adsen 35, O0 9533 VOID 9534 City Boynton Beach (P.F.) 5797~O6 9535 City Boymton Beach-PubLFund. 302.74 9536 City Boynton Beach-Special ~ssessmt. Fd. 226;43 9537 City Boy~ton Beach I & S F~ud 496~46 9538 City Boy~ton Bch-~Wk~Swiming Pool Fund 195~36 9539 City Boynton Beach-Escro~ F~nd 50.00 95~0 City Boynton- Beach-Polmce' Ret~remen~ ~ ~. 516~. 16 9541 City Boynton Bch~Fireme~"s Belief Fd. 3?2,73 9542 City Boynton BehoCivic Center ~Bd. Fd. 1~4~ .20~ 9553 Sara S~s Memorial Gardens 150.00 954~ Bo~ton Bch-%l~ter Fund 895~73 95~SCity ~oy~ton Bc~ Sewer Revenue Fund 9160.7~. 9546 Boynton Beach Memorial Park ' 762.50 13, 574.61 W~£~H P~EV~U~E F~O 7635 U.S.Post Office 7~3~ Payroll Fund 1510.32 7637 John Kent 6~.O0 7643 Eedrick-Brown Constr. 5~ 00 76Z~ C~H. Cameron 6.00 i557.97 WJ~TW~ DEPOSITORS FU~ 536£ Acct~ John Kent 7;50 5365 Acct. Hedrick-BrownConstr. 7.50 5366 Acct. C.H. Cameron _7;50 22.50 0468 179.00 15,334.08