Minutes 06-15-64~INUTES OF EEGULAR MEETING OF CITY COUNCIL, HELD IN CITY HALL,
BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA, J~IE ~lS, 1964; at ?:50 P.M.
J. ALLISON BANKS, NAYOR
JAME~ J. MAHONEY, VICE-MAYOR
JO~N L. ARCHIE, CODNCILMAN
WALTER A. NADSEN, COUNCILMAN
THOMAS A. SD~RS, COUNCILMAN
FRANCIS T. KAIN, CITY MANAGER
G~E MOORE, CITY ATTOBNEY
TEREESA P~~GETT, CITY CLERK
Mayor Banks called the meeting to order at 7:30
Rev. Earl Downey of the First Presbyterian Church gave the
invocation. The Salute to the Flag was led by First Class
Scouts A1 Buscher and Bob Thomas of Troop 305.
Mayor Banks expressed appreciation to Vice-~ayer Mahoney
for taking over various tasks during his absence; for officiating
at the last regular meeting.
MINUTES
~&r. Archie moved that the minutes of the Regular meeting
of June 1st be approved as written. Mr. Mahoney seconded.
AYES: Archie. ~ahoneT, Nadsen and Summers; ABSTAINING: Banks.
(On vacationJune lst)
M~. Archie moved that the m&nutes of Special Meeting of
June 12th be accepted as written. Mr. Mahoney seconded.
~YES: Archie, Nahone~ Nadsen and Summers, 2~r. Banks abstained.
On vacation June 12th)
Fiscal Agent Agreement with T. R. Alcock.& Co~ - .Amendment
The City Attorney ~ead proposed changes to the fiscal
agent agreement with T. R. Alcock & Co. dated February 14, 196~.
These were discussed by the Council. M~. SUmmers moved that
the proposed amendment to the contract be approved and that the
Mayor or Vice-~yor and the City Clerk be authorized to execute
the document and that the original thereof be appended and made
a part of the original agreement now on file in the office of
the City C~erk. Nr. Madsen seconded.
As discussion Mr. Mahoney read a statement which he had
prepared and set forth the following: That the present bonded
indebtedness is apProx~m~tel~$~.O00.O00~O0. The new bond~
inde redness will be$8,000,O00. O0. Benefits gained by the
citizens of Boynton BeaCh and the City acc6~di~g to Mr. Mahoney's
-I-
statement are as follows:
1) Sewer five additional sections thereby adding 744 new customers
to the system~
2) Reduce the interest rate f~om the p~esmmt A,12% with an overall
to a proposed new ~ate of ~.8~%,
~i foot foot assessment. A pro-
rate of , month is Under consideration.
the pledge ¢ ~y taxes of approximately $100,000
for paymentof bonds, now Used in the General Fu~d.
5) Allow the us® of the excess fUnds of the wate~- and sewer income,
par
Present. bunds sold at
M~:~ Eain road a telegram from T. R. Alcoek & Co. dated
June t5, 196& which text was:
"As outlined in the bond schedule discussed w~ th
you Friday I have the ~,8~&% interest costs bid
firm for your consideration and acceptance at your
City Co~uci! meeting tonight subject to six million
dollar bonds b~ing delivered in sixty days or at
such later date as may be approved by the bidder.
The unqualified legal opinion of Freeman, Richard-
son & Watson and non-litigation certificate is to
accompany delivery of the bonds. T.R.Alcock"
Hr. S~mmers called for the question. AYES: Mahoney, Nadsen
and SUmmers; NAYES: A~chie and Banks.
Mr. Archie asked that the record show that he voted No on
this same issue on February 13th and that he was ~oting No on
this as it was just au amendment to the original contract. He
stated that this was the largest single financial issue that any
Council had ever.~been faced wi.th in the history of the City of
Boynton Beach. H~ was not satmsfied in the ms. er in which it
was undertaken. Mm. Archie further stated that the Ccuncil by
a three to two vote entered into a contract with a man from
Boston, Massachusetts, a fiscal agent, and by their statements
at this last meeting in February no one had checked this man's
background and no other firm had been interviewed by this Council
before the Mayor signed the contract with him based on that
three-two vote. "Because of this and the size of the issue, he
felt that ~his was wrong. He certainly did not oppose dropping
the front ~oot assessment or any of the other nioities.
Mr. Mahoney stated that any Councilman could look into the
hackgro~'ldI of any firm doing business wi th the City and that he
had looked, into it and read three telegrams giving favorable
~efe~ences ~o Te R. Alc0ck & Co. The telegrams were from Chap-
man & Cutler, bonding attorneYS of Chicago, Ill., Merchants
National Bank & Trust C0., New York City, ~nd Guardian Life
oYmsurance Oompany of New York. Mr. MaSonry also sta~ed that the
ouncil had consulted: Ports & Shepard and that the majority of
Council di~ not ~feel that their p~oposal was satisfactory,
-2-
Request from Ronlee,. Inc.. ~f.or an Extension of Time on Con~ract
Mr. Kain informed the Council of the request by Ronlee, Inc.,
for an extension of 60 days on their contract with the City,
giving as thei~ reasons, the fa.ct that their contract had been
increased by 9% mud there was dmfficulty in the acquisition of
certain easements. ~ro Kain recommended that the Council grant
them twenty days. It was pointed out tha~ there had been an
increase in the contract amounting to 36.84 days. There was dis-
cussion as to whether to give 30 days extension or the recommended
Mr. Summers first moved that they be allowed 30 days.
r seconded. After discussion, Mr. S~m~ers~ ~m-nded his
mot days and Mr. Mahoney accepted tha amendment. AYES:
Mahoney, Archie, Madsen and Banks.
BIDS
Specifications hs.d been drawn and advertised for the Writing
of seven types of ~nsurance coverage for a period of one yea~
beginning July l, 1964~ At ~:~8 P~. the Mayor had called for
amy bids. Mr. Madsen moved that the bids be opened~ accepted and
i~ltialed. Mr. Mahoney seconded. All Councilmen voted AYE.
Bids were opened from the following:
1) Frank J. Kelly, Jr., Boynton Beach, Fla.
2) B. K. Cushman, Inc., West Palm Beach, Fls.
3) Ptasteridge LQsurance Agency, Delray Beach, Fla.
~) Allen Insurance Agency, Boynton Beach, Fla.
5) Cushman & Roberts, Inc., West Palm Beach, Fla.
~) Dutch Insurance Agency, Boynton Beach, Fta.
7) Berry & Brown Insurance Agency, Delray Beach,
~) B. D. Cole, Inc., West Palm Beach, Fla.
~) Morgan Jones & Co., Lantana, Fla.
10) Joh~.Horton, Insura6ce, Pompino Beach, Fla.
~211 ~ohn Turrentine Inc.. West Palm Beach, Fla.
D. L. Swank Agency, Boynton Beach, Pla.
Mr. Madsen moved that the bids be accepted and turned over to a
committee for tabulation, the committee to consist of Mr. Kain,
~r. Moore and the Mayor or Vice-Mayor. Mr. Summers seconded.
All Councilmen voted AYE.
PUBLIC HEARING
Re-Zoning Application on Lots 25, 26, 2~, Block 4, Bo.vnton Heights
F~pm.R-2 to R-3
The Public Hearing was called on the above application.
There were no objections made to the re-zoning, Mr, William Yates,
applicant and owner, appeared before the Council and told them
that every lot in Block 4 on ~acrest Blvd. was zoned C-1.
Mr. Moor~wead Ordinance 64-tQ. Mr. ~ahoney moved that
nance 64 1~be approved on first reading and passed to second
reading. Mr. Madsen seconded. All Councilmen voted AYE.
Hearin~ of Feldc~mp Electric C0.
The City Attorney explained procedure that the hearing should
follow. Mr. Kain read letters sent to the complainants and the
defendants. Each person testifying was sworn in by Mrs. Padgett.
The following persons appeared as c?m~lainants: Donald L. Spath,
~144 Chapel Hill Blvd., and L. A. Einhorn, ~220 Chapel Hill ~lvd.
Both parties complained of delivery of e~pplies by large tramler-
tractor vans to the residence on ~214 Csm~al Drive and of the
pa~king of two trucks on the property, Police Chief Erwin and
Mr. gain told the CoUncil what they knew of the situation.
Mr. Feldcamp appeared in his own behalf.
After hearing all the evidence, ~r. Archie said that it
appea~ed that there was some e~idence that Nr. Feldoamp had in
the past used his residence as a business location, but in the
last three months had stopped and had rented a warehouse. He,
therefore, suggested that the matter be resolved by placing
Mr. Feldcamp on a six-months probation and that if, at the end
of that time, demonstrative evidence is produced to prove that
Mr. Feldcamp is doing ~usiness from his residence, his license
at that time be revoked. Nr. ~adsen moved that Mr. Archie~s
suggestion be followed. Nr. ArcD~e seconded. All Councilmen
voted A~E.
Hearing on Tru-~hite Roof.ing Company
Letters sent by the City Manager to TPu-~ite Roofing Co.,
and the complainant, Thomas Wagenhouzen of 12~ N. E. l~th Ave.
were admitted to the record. The complainant was first given
a hearing; he told of three trucks parked at the residence and
of personally observing the loading and unloading of bs~s of
materials presumably Used in the roofing business. The complain-
ant, Mr. ~agenhouzen, after being informed that the Tru-V~ite
Roofing Company had obtained a license for doing business in a
commercial zone, withdrew his complaint. The hearing therefore
terminated.
Approval of Bills
The following bills were submitted for payment by the
City Manager:
Russell & Axon - Engineering services for redesig~ of
the treatment plant effluent line.
$2,670.47
Russell & Axon
- Consulting engineering services on
construction of the Intracoastal
Waterway ~ater Main Crossing and
Water Supply Wells, to May 20,1964.
$
246.00
Russell &Axon - Consulting Engineering services in
connection with construction of the
sewage plant and system to May 20~ 1964.
$5,480.4V
Mechanical & Equip,, inc. - Estimate #6 - Construc-
tion of water supply wells ~ud fix-
tures on S.W. l§th Ave. well field,
from April 21, 1964 to Nay 20, 1964.
$3,419.99
Mr. Summers moved the payment of the above bills. Mr. ~ahoney
seconded. All Councilmen voted AYE.
Insurance bills on boiler and machinery written by the
Lawrence W. Myers Insurance Agency were submitted for Council
approval. The policies were written on a three-year basis and
the bills being considered represented the second installment.
They were as follows:
General Fund - 12 items - $591.91
Utility Fund - Water 23 items - $693.38
Sewer 8 items - ~405.87
Mr. Mahoney moved the payment of the above insurance bills,
Mr. Archie seconded. All Councilmen voted Aye.
?a.Tments in May by Funds
Mr. Mahoney moved that payments in May by account funds in
the total amount of ~140,983.V5 be approved and a copy be attached
to the minutes of this meeting. Mr. Summers seconded. All
Councilmen voted AYE.
Departmental Reoorts
Mr. Madsen moved the departmental reports be accepted.
Mahoney seconded. AYES: Madsen, Mahoney, Archie and Summers.
Banks abstained as he had not had time to s~udy them.
The meeting adjourned at 9:45 P.N~
Alli4on Banks,
MINUTES
J~e 15, 1964
ereesa
Clerk
Walter A. ~ladsen
Thomas A. summers.
May 1, 1964
~a~ 4, t964
14ay 5, 196/+
May 6, 1964
May 7, 1964
PAYMENTS M~DE IN M~_Y 1964
G~ FOND
9039 Thomas J Croft
9040 Olive R. Wallace
9041 Stan Sheets Photography
9043 City of Boyn Bch(Payroll)
90Z~ Gene Moore
WATER
7414
7415
City of Boyn Bch(Pa2?o!l)
Gene Moore
SEWAGE FUND
0401 City of Boyn Bch(Payroll)
GENEB~LL FUND
9045 City of Boyn Bch(P.c.)
GENERAL
9046
9047
9048
9049
9050
9051
9O52
9O53
9054
FUND
Zetl Taylor
Henry Luns fQrd
Chase & G~uger Colebrook
City of Boyn Bch(P.C.)
City of Boyn Bch(P.C.)
Boynton Auto Supply
Whirr MacDowell
J. Alex Arnette
First Fed Savings & Loan
7416
7417
7418
7/+19
P~VENUE FUND
0ity of BoynBch(P.C.)
Biscayne Chemical L~b.
Boynton Auto Supply
~Po_itt MacDowel~
9O55
9O56
9057
9058
9059
9060
9061
9062
9O63
216.66
12.50
163.00
9567,58
83.34
10043.08
WATF~
7421
%22
2305.83
41.66
2~?.49
69.7~
100.00
100.00
2.98
96.43
11~. 55
34.05
132.00
5.70
693.06
3.17
10.00
11.t2
~.oo
/+8.29
FUND
Boy~ Bch Fire Dept. 785.06
~ulf Oil Corp. t031;15
The Manufacturers I~; Co. 137L97
~ubin Construction Co. 7833~01
~merican Oil Co. 4;40
Een Snow t00. O0
Curtie E. Wright 50;00
City of Boyn Beh(Water) 12/~.88
E~rl W~llace Motors, Inc. 75.00
10141.47
B~UE FUND
G~f 0il Corp
Earl Wallace Motors, ~nc
118.67
--25.00
143.67
S ~_& GE FUND
0402 Gulf 0il Corp. 8.7~
SPECIAL ~SESS~NT
21575 Rubin Construction Co. 1774.62
9064 City of BoynBch(P.C.) 38.95
9065 City of Boyn Bch(P.C.) 82.92
9066 Ray Green 1.43
69.73
681.35
12O68.49
~y 7, 196A
MAy 8, 1964
p~UTS M~E IN M~ 1964 ~CONT)
9067 Fla. Power & Light Co. 84~75
9068 City of BoynBch(Water) 93~53
9069 BoynBch Fire Dept 1~64
9070 Southern Bell Tel & Tel Co. 15.75
9071 The Blossom Shoppe t3~27
9072 Boynton Beach Marina 25.00
9073 The BoynBch S+~r 38~33
9074 BoynWell-Pump & Sprinkler SuD. 60.93
9075 Den's Firestone 47~40
9076 DeM~rco Tractor & Imp. Co. 52;70
9077 The H & W.B. Drew Co. 11~;27
9078 Fr~ankhouse Electric Sup. 31.05
9079 Sid Gerber 69;00
9080 Hadley's 22.50
793.42
WATER REVF~
7423 ~. James Brooks 5.20
7424 Bonald J. Fruda 124.22
7,425 H6w~rd Mallow 2.80
7426 W.M. Fein, Jr. 5.20
7427 P~lph Centolella 1.30
7428 Anthony Capello 5 ~ 20
7429 Robert' Holm 6~00
7430 Fred W. Naile 3~70
7436 City of Boyn Bcy(P.C.) 16.34
7437 Boyn Well-Pump & Spt. Sup. Corp 192~0~,
7438 Brooks Products of Fla. Inc. 85;50
7539 Davis Meter & Supply Ce. 62~. 55 ,__
5~2.04
~-~TF~B DEPOSITOP~ FOhU)
5196 M. Wilson 7.50
5197 Acct of Harry Swain 7.50
5198 Acct of H6wardM~-a!lory 7.50
5199 Acct of J.W. Vogler 7.50
5200 Acct of ~m. Fein Jr. 7.50
5201 Acct of P~lph Centoleooa 7~50
5202 Acer of~nthonyCape~-lo 7.50
5203 Acct of O.L. Cavanaugh 7~50
5204 Acct of Robert Holm 7.50
5205 .~lfred Denig 7.50
5206 Acct of Fred W. ~Na~]e 7.50
5207 Allen D. Bun~in 7;50
5208 Acer of ~F~ard North 7.50
5209 Leo Fox 7~50
lO5.OO
S~JAGE FUND
0~03 City of Boyn Bch(P.C.) ;69
0404 City of BoynBch(Water) 3~00
3.69
SEWAGE DFZ~OSIT FUt~D
255 Bobert Holm 7.00
GNEPJ~L FUND
471~.13
9082 City of BoynBch(Payroll) o- ~
9083 Den's Firestone 68~40
908~ Harley-Davidson of Palm Bch 8~27
9085 Joe's Grill & Best. 9~;70
4890.50
1421,,15
P~Y~iS MADE IN M~iY 1964 (OONT)
May8
May 11, 1964
May 12, 196/+
7431 Ci~ ef BoynBch(Payroll)
7~32 Den's Firestone
7433 Hersey-Sparling I~eter Co.
7434 Jones Chemicals, inc.
SEWAGE FUND
0405 City of Boyn Bch(Payr611)
0~06 H~11 Manufacturing Co.
0407 Jones Chemicals, Inc.
9086
9087
9088
9089
9O9O
9091
9092
9093
909/~
9095
9O96
9097
9098
9099
9100
9101
9102
FUND
J. A]l~son Ba~s
Fla. East Coast Railway
Fla; East Coast Railway
F~s; Josephine S~ba
A.L. McGregor-Bist.
M~meso~ ~g & l~ac~ Co.
Gene Moore
Nation~ Re~r~on ~so,
O'Brien, ~r & O'Brien, ~c.
~bo~e Se~ce & Eq~p~
Pica~ Che~c~
Power Br~ke ~c~e
~er M~ri~s Co~
Se~s, Eoe~ck & Co.
S~ Co~orati~
Southern ~zper Co.
J.G. S~w~t ~ect~c
WATER
7435
7Z~O
7~1
Wallace & Tierman, Inc.
Davis Meter & Supply Co.
Duncan-W~iward Co.
9103
9104
91o5
9106
910~
9108
9109
9110
9111
9112
9113
9115
9116
911~
FUND
City of Boyn Bch(Water)
United States Pencil Co.
Zep ~*acturing Co.
~dams Chevrolet Co.
Benz Chevrolet, Inc~
Boynton Auto Supply, Inc.
Boynton Engineering, Inc.
Burroughs Corp.
Court Eecords, Inc.
Don' s Firestone
FlamCngo 0il Co.
Halsey & Gri£fith, Inc.
Hslsey & Grlffith, Inc.
City of Boyn Bob(Water)
W~
7442
7443
~VH2~EFUND
Den's Firestone
Halsey & Griffith, Inc.
City of BoynBch(Water)
1117~11~
70.25
1440.59
91;82
149.8~
316.07
100.00
20~
3.88
73~90
68~ 35
65~0G
2~08
25.~
~32.~o
~08
3~0~63
15~92
12~
4.20
31.o4 _
82.00
122.81
14;50
89.10
11.28
11.28
11.54
28.90
177.89
50.00
31;67
70.08
38.34
43.90
12~.96
825.25
6.00
46.96
117.36
170.32
6657.16
1313.07
995.57
~ay 13, 1964
1964 (00~)
GENEF~
9117 Boynton Travel Agency
9119 A.L. McGregor, Dist.
9120 Blue Cross of Fla. Inc.
9121 Southern Bell Tel & Tel
9122 Southern Bell Tel & Tel Co.
~ATW~ P~V~ _WUND
7464 Blue Cross of FTa.
193.00
14.30
1440.42
20.40
52; ~0
172o.42
May 14, 1964
S~rAGE FUND
0409 Blue Cross of Fla., Inc.
GEN~ FUND
9123 Southern Bell Tel & Tel Co.
9125 0ity of Boyn Bch(P.C;)
9126 Gulfstream Polo, !ne.
9133 John L. Arehie
7ZJ~5
7449
7450
7451
7452
7453
7~5'
7466
E.C. Fruend
Joseph Nall
Howard W. Gragg
W.L. Bent~ley
Elizabe*~h Scholander
Chas. De At!ey
B~bert Williams
Roger Nicholas
John W. Kent
Southern Bell Tel & Tel Co.
City of Boyn Bch(P.C.)
P~T~ DEPOSITORS FUND
5210 Mrs. Martin Auerbach
5211 icct of E.C. Frnend
5212 Acct of Joseph Nall
5213 Acct of F.J. Hadley
5214 Acct of Ray Zonpa
5215 Acct of How&rd Gragg
5216 Acct o£ W.L. Bentley
5217 Acct of Elizabeth Scholander
5218 Acct of Chas DeAtley
5219 Acct of Bobert Williams
5220 Leon Clout;er
5221 Acct of Roger Nicholas
5222 Acct of John W. Kent
5223 Nick Stevens
S~YWAGE DEPOSIT ~wo~rD
256 Acct of ~nas DeAtley
45;95
83;08
75;00
~;oo
~.o3
5.20
5~60
6~00
5,20
.60
2;80
3.90
4~30
1.85
15.47
51.37
t5.00
7;5O
7.50
7.5~
7.50
7.50
7.50
7~50
7.50
7.50
7.50
7.5O
7.50
7.50
112.50
7.00
1769.98
May 15, 1964
S~4AGE
O4O8
o410
Chas DeAtley
Southern Belt Tel & Tel Co.
912~ City of Boyn Bch(Payroll)
.5O
4.70
9653.21
419.60
7454 Cecil Howard
7455 Donavan Benbow
t964 (c0~)
May t5~ 1964
7456 Leon Cloutier 3;70
7457 L.W. Reeves 2~75
7468 I960 Wkter Rev. Bond F~nd 5475.01
7%69 ~960 Bend Sinking Res. Acct. 1695J00
7470 C~v o£ Boyn Bob(Payroll) ~ .
9475.39
NET~k~ DEPOSITOP~ FUND
522~ Frederick Le B. Foote 7;50
5225 Acct of Cecil Howard 7~50
5226 Acct of Donavan Benbow 7.50
5227 Acct of Leon Cloutier 7.50
5228 Acct of L.W. Reeves 7;50
37.50
S~AGE FUND
0$11 Acct. 0 208 1961 Series & 858;50
0512 ~ect. C 209 1961 Series B 851~50
0413 City of Boyn Bch(Payroll) 224.$0
192/+.40
POLICE~ET~ENT FUND
21576 Edwin T Rogers 280.20
WATEH I & S
21577 Ch~se Manhattan Bank
13900.00
May 18, 1964
Ci~JTC CENTW~ BOND SI~VKING ~-~R~)
21578 ~ase ~t~ B~ 2100.00
9127 U.S. Pos~ter 60.10
May 19, 1964
~AT~R P~%~ FUND
7459' Angela'Smith
7460 Brenco, Inc.
5229
5230
DEPOSITOP~ ~GND
Acct of Brenco
Acct of ~nge!a Smith
1.70
... 7;50 _
9.20
7.50
7.50.
15.00
9128 City of Boyn Bch(PJC.) 22;75
9129 City of Boyn Boh(P.C.) 79;88
9130 City ef BoynBch(P.C.) ~5o02
147.64
WATER REVEk~YEFUND
7461 Edwin T Rogers 2~50
7462 J~merica T. M~guolo 2.75
7463 Judy Rivera 1.50
7476 City of Boyn Bch(P.C.) 6;04
7477 City of Boyn Bch(P.C.) 11.41
7478 City of Boyn Boh 6;15
30.34
ME~D~W0SITOP~ FUND
5231 &ect of Edwin T. Rogers 7.50
5232 Acct o£America Maguolo 7.50
5233 Acct of J~dy Rivera 7.50
SE~JAGE F~JND 2~. 50
0414 Edwin T. Rogers 3.75
0415 City of Boyn Bch(P.C.) 8.36
~2.11
85. ~0
May 19 cont.
May 20, 1965
S~AGE DEPOSIT
257 Acct oflEd~in T. Bogers
7.00
9131 Nsems Clinic 10~00
9132 Tropigas Inc. of Fla. 3;32
9134 First Bank of Boynton Beach 2951.~3
9135 Southern BelITel & Tel CO. 29;80
9136 City of BoynBeh(Water) 129;26
9t37 Florida Power & Light Co. 341;30
~ATERR~w~ FDND
7479 Southern Bell Tel & Tel Co.
219.59
F~ay 22,
May 25, 1965
1964
SEWAGE ~YND
0516 Florida Power & Light Co.
~0~CIP~L J~TLC0~STRUCTIONF~D
21579 Young & Waldie
.7g09.8~
9138 City of BoynBch(Payroll) 4589;90
9139 Thomas J. Croft 20.00
9140 City of Boyn Bch(P.C.) 9511~
4705.00
7467 City of Boyn Bch(Payroll) 1272.50
7471 City of Beyn Bch(P.C.) 4,68
7472 City of Boyn Bch(~-ater t & S) 13900~00 _
15177.18
WAT~
5235
5235
DEPOSITOF~ FB~D
~Lrs. Hugo Haas
Acct of Leroy W. Wise
SEWAGE FUND
0~17 City of BoynBch(Payroll)
7.50
7;50
15.00
74-333 ~
19971.58
9141 0ity of Boy~ Bch(C.C. Bond) 764;89
9142 ~obert J & Virginia Williams 6~18
9143 J~mes J. Mahoney 12.00
9144 Souther~ Bell Tel& Tel Co. 62;65
9145 Florida Power & Light Co. 27158
9146 Fred J. Messer 15.60
9157 Atlantic Refrigeration~ Inc. 31.15
9158 Boynton Travel Agency t21~90
9159 Boynton Auto Supply, Inc. 11;13
9150 Bog~ton Bch G_~hamber of Commerce 450.11
9151 Municioal Finance Officers ~sso. 11.11
9152 Capri Diner 26~05
9153 Delray Septic Ta~k ~ Bldg. 50;00
9154 DeMarco Tractor'& ~mp. Co. 132.30
9155 Flam%uge Oil Co. 49.18
9156 Frankhouse Electric Supply
9157 Sid Gerber 24;00
9158 Teh Baker & Taylor Co. 90.58
1910.74
~?A~P~qF~ FUND
7573 Fra~ouse E!ec~ic Sup., inc.
May 26, ~1964
May 27, 1964
PATME~S ~¢~DE iN MAY 1964(CONT)
9159 City~of Boyn Bch(Water)
9160 City of Boyn Bch(P.C.)
9161 Robert james Co., Inc,
9162 R.L. Gr~mmons Print~ng
9163 M~alsey & Griffith, Inc.
9164 City of Boyn Beh(P.C. )
9165 Herbert's Camera Service
9166 H~u~t Truck Sales & Service
9167 Inter. City ~uager's Asso.
9168 Joe's Gr~]~ & Restaurant
9169 Lanier ~uagement~ !nc.
9170 Donald S. Lavigne, Inc.
9171 Whirr MacDowell
9172 A.L. McGregor-Dist.
9173 Palm Beach Linsn Service
9174 Pa~ Beach Office Supply Co.
9175 Pursley Grass Co.
9176 Rub~u Construction Co.
9177 Ken Snow
9178 Vaughn & Wright, Inc.
9179 David Wright & Son~
9 ~80 Zoning B~tletin
9181 ~Austin Supply
9182 Boynton Auto Supply
9~83 Hank Cohen Photo.
9t84 Curtis 1000 Inc.
9185 Don's Firestone
9186 Earley Supply Co.
9187 Fred's Auto Service
9188 Halsey & Griffith, Inc.
9189 FoT. Eain
7474 City of BoynBch(P.C.)
7475 City of BoynBch(P.O.)
7480 The Paint Kettle
SE~JAGE FUND
0418 City of Boyn Bch(Water)
04t9 City of Boyn Bch(PoC.)
GENEP~L FUND
9190 United States Stationery Co.
9191 S.C. Cosby, dba-Cosby Enterp.
WATER~V~h~SE FU~VD
7481 ~-~Th6mpson
7482 Warren B. DAy
7~3 M~. Nora M. Delbow
7~4 ~Mor~en
6i00
53.61
82;O2
43~60
2% 3O
7; 5O
57;75
2~-98
26;21
17~00
65;45
9;26
30;13
175;00
66;43
4~.00
32.59
16;50
15.00
12.25
~1.19
30. O0
55.66
61 ~ 80
59.15
54.10
3.78
12~6.98
11.26
14.45
26.25
3,00
6.72
9.72
23;70
620.45
644. t4
2.50
6.00
4;60
1:40
14.50
1282.95
cont.
May 28
PAYMENTS ~DE IN MAY I96~ (CONT)
~TER DEPOSIT~P~ FUND
5236 Eez~ry Thompson _ account of
5237
5238
5239
Marten Day - account of
Ebra Delbow - account of
Erm~Mortensen_ account o£
Lou Samyn - account of
~alter Larson - account of
GENEP~L
9192
9193
9194
9195
9196
9!97
9t98
9199
9200
9201
9202
92O3
7.50
7; 5O
7.50
7.50
45.00
City Boynton Beach (Payrell) 11,148~78
John L. ~rchie
24; 00
City Boynton Beach ( W~ater 82~50
City Boynton Beach-Special ASsessmt. 502~4~
City Boynton Beach i & S.Fend 2~65~;97
City Boynton Beach-Mun. Peot Bond 1,050o33
City Boynton Beaah Sara Simms Mem.
Gardens
150~ O0
City Boynton Beach-Police Hetiremt. 53-l, 65
City Boymton Beach-Firemen,s P~lief
& Pemsio~ F~ud /dd)~22
City Bo2~ton Beach Sewer Fund ~82~79
City Boynton Beach-Pabli¢ity Fund 1,639.58
City Boymton Beach-Civic Center
92o~ city
Bond S~kingFuud ll.A2
Boynton Beach Memorial Park Fund?~915.00
7485 Preiet ~Plhg Co.
7486 Howard L~wson
7487 ~altsr Lars on
7./,88 City Boynton Beach Payroll Fund
~TER DEPOSITOP£
5241 Account of John Lohman
52Y+2 Account of Preist Plbg. Co.
5243 Account of Paul ~urray
5244 Account of Howard Lawson
~AGE F~D
0420 City Boynton Beach (Payroll Fomd)
0421 City Boynton Beach (General Fund)
SEWAGE DEPOSIT F~ND
258 Accoun~ of Kimberly Fulton
27,355~67
~20
2~00
2~05
2;873.62
7.50
15~00
7.~
299.~0
~6~.7~
7.oq
703.64
30, 7S$. 53
P~Y~TS MADE IN MAY BY DATE
May1
Mayl-
May 4-
May 11
..................... 12,~16~;~7
..................... 69°73
..................... 681.35
..................... 12~068J$9
....................... 1,.Z~1.15
..................... 6,64,7.16
..................... 1,31~07
May 12 ..................... ' 995.57
Y~ay 13 ..................... 1,769,98
May 14 ..................... /+19~60
May 15
May 18
Nay 19
May 20
May 22
]~ay 25
May 26
May27
~ay 28
..................... 7, 3~9;70
.....................
..................... 219~59
..................... 10,845;50
..................... 19;971.58
..................... 1,9t6~89
..................... 1,282~95
..................... · 703; 64
..................... 30,?~. 53
14~,9 ~.75
PzLY~TS MADE BY FU'~DS
General Fund .................. 79;770~62
Water Bevenue Fund ............... 32,463~10
t~eter Depositors Fund .............. 390100
Sewage Fu~d ...................
Sewer Deposit ~-~nd ............... 28~00
Special Assessment .............. 1,77~,. 62
Police Eetirement- ............... 280.20
~a+~r I & S .................. ~3~900~00
Civic Center Bond ................ 2~ 100o00
Munieipal Jail Cons%ruction Fund ........ 7,209.84
140,983.75