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Minutes 01-20-87MINUTES OF THE REGULAR CITY~COUNCIL" MEETING HELD AT CITY HALL, BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA, TUESDAY, JANUARY 20, 1987 AT 7:30 P. M. PRESENT Nick Cassandra, Mayor Carl Zimmerman, Vice Mayor Ralph Marchese, Councilman Ezell Hester, Councilman Dee Zibelli, Councilwoman Peter L. Cheney, City Manager Betty S. Boroni, City Clerk Raymond Rea, City Attorney Mayor Cassandra called the meeting to order at 7:30 P. M. The invocation was given by Reverend George Dettman, First United Methodist Church, followed by the Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag led by Attorney Rea. Mayor Cassandra called attention to the yellow forms in the back of the room and said anyone wishing to speak on an item on the agenda, including the Consent Agenda, should fill out a form. A form should also be filled out if they wished to speak on an item not on the agenda, and they would be called at the appropriate time. AGENDA APPROVAL Councilman Marchese wished to make an announcement under "E. ANNOUNCEMENTS", which was added as item 3. Under "IV. CONSENT AGENDA, B. Bids", City Manager Cheney deleted item 1. He drew attention to "C. Resolutions" under "VIII. LEGAL" and said the proposed Resolution should be proposed Ordi- nance No. 87-4 under "B. Ordinances - 1st Reading". Councilman Hester moved, seconded by Councilwoman Zibelli, to accept the Agenda as corrected. Motion carried 5-0. ANNOUNCEMENTS 1. Proclamations Mayor ~assandra read the following Proclamations: a) Four Chaplains - February 1, 1987 Mayor Cassandra announced that this service will begin at 7:30 P. M., ~Sunday, February 1, 1987 at the Boynton Beach Jewish Center, 501N. E. 26th Avenue. - 1 - MINUTES - CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA JANUARY 20, 1987 b) Brotherhood Mayor Cassandra announced that a brotherhood service, open to the public, will be at the Boynton Beach Jewish Center at 8:15 P. M., Friday, January 30, 1987. Charles Coleman, Jr. Vice Commander, Jewish War Veterans Post 440, thanked the Mayor for the two Proclamations and invited everyone to the services. He said all veterans' posts in Boynton Beach will be at the Brotherhood service. Vice Commander Coleman said the big ceremony will be on Sunday, February 1st. Mayor Cassandra promised to get the Proclamations to Vice Commander Coleman. Bob Borovy, 2521S. W. llth Street, Past commander of American Legion Post 164, and presently Chairman of the Boynton Veterans' Council, which is composed of VFW Post 5335 and VFW Post 10150 Leisureville, American Legion Posts 164 and 288, and Jewish War Veterans' Post 440, said the Jewish War Veterans Post 440 was hosting the Four Chaplains ceremony this year. c) Black Awareness Day Celebration d) B'nai B'rith Women's Day - January 28, 1987 Gertrude Lubin accepted the Proclamation for B'nai B'rith and thanked the Council. A.A.R.P. Tax Assistance - Boynton Beach City Hall - 2nd Floor - February 2nd through April 15th - Monday, Wednesday and Friday - 9:00 A. M. to 4:30 P. M. Mayor Cassandra made the announcement. City Manager Cheney said this would be in the Council Chambers unless the room is being used. In that case, it would be in the upstairs hallway. 3. Police Department Commended - Councilman Marchese Councilman Marchese thanked and congratulated Police Chief Hillery and his department for the job they did over the holidays. He referred to the idea of putting wrecks in strategic locations, as he thought they had a good impact. Mayor Cassandra showed a South County poster ("The Party's Over"), which will be displayed throughout the South County. It was Boynton Beach's Police Officer and Photographer. There was applause. - 2 - MINUTES - CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA JANUARY 20, 1987 LEGAL D. Other Report on status of Tradewinds Court Cases - Attorney Kirk Friedland As Kirk Friedland, Special Counsel for the City in the Tradewinds case, had entered the room, Mayor Cassandra asked that this matter be moved up on the agenda. Councilman Marchese moved, seconded by Vice Mayor Zimmerman, to correct the agenda to move this item up before "CITY MANAGER'S REPORT". Attorney Friedland reported that the case has moved forward, and they had the hearing before Judge Rudnick on the motion to compel the City's compliance with the settlement agree- ment in the Tradewinds matter. Attorney Rea and Vice Mayor Zimmerman attended. Attorney Friedland had asked Carmen Annunziato, Planning Director, to attend and give testimony about the efforts of the City to request additional docu- mentation and additional submittals from Tradewinds. The hearing was held. It was adjourned, and they reconvened in the afternoon to take additional testimony from the City's side9 Vice Mayor Zimmerman also testified. Attorney Friedland reported that the Judge obviously was having a grea~ deal of difficulty with the complexities of the case, ~ut ne did request Tradewinds to draft an Order which, to his knowledge, has not yet been entered. Attorney Friedland received a copy of it and thought the Council received a proposed Order. There was no reason to think the Judge was not going to sign that Order. If the Council read the Order, Attorney Friedland said they would know the City is being ordered by the Judge to go ahead with the first reading of the Tradewinds' Ordinance to give them the zoning they need to go ahead with the Planned Unit Development (PUD). It has to be done forthwith, and the City Council is complying with the Order to go ahead and schedule that. Attorney Friedland said the Order, as it relates to the Planned Commercial Development (PCD) is a little more complex. Before the City can adopt the zoning necessary for the BCD, they must first submit a request to amend the Compmehensive Plan to the Department of Community Affairs - 3 - MINUTES - CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA JANUARY 20, 1987 (DCA). The Order provides that the City shall do that within thirty days of the Order being entered, so the Order should probably be entered within the next few days. That will start the thirty day clock running for the City to go ahead and submit a request to the DCA to amend the Comprehensive Plan. Attorney Friedland said the Order is specific in that if DCA finds the submittal is inadequate for any reason (perhaps because of failure to conduct additional public hearings or because submittals were not adequate), DCA could send it back to the City. That would be the problem of the developer, not the City. Attorney Friedland since learned that the developer desires to submit some additional documentation, and he thought the City should let the developer give anything they would like to the City to send to Tallahassee. Then the City will do its job in complying with the Judge's Order, send it on out, and let DCA either recommend adoption or recommend that the City not adopt the amendment to the Comprehensive Plan. Attorney Friedland continued that the Order goes on to order the City to comply with all remaining terms of the settle- ment agreement. As soon as that is entered, he will be conveying the actual Order to the City Attorney, and they will discuss the mechanics of going ahead and complying with this. Attorney Friedland said that was only half of the story. The other half was that the City has been sued in what amounted to a new lawsuit by Intervenors. The Intervenors are Joseph Molina and the Lake Boynton Estates Homeowners' Association, Inc. They were previously allowed to come into the case as third parties or as Intervenors. Attorney Friedland said the Intervenors did two things: They first filed an appeal to the Fourth District Court of Appeals, asking that higher Court to hold that the whole settlement arrangement with Tradewinds was void because it was illegal. That appeal is pending, and the initial break in that case will be in several weeks. The new case Attorney Friedland referred to was called a Cross Complaint for Declaratory Relief and for Injunctive Relief. That means the Intervenors are asking the trial Court (Judge Rudnick, the same Judge - 4 - MINUTES - CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA JANUARY 20, 1987 that just entered the Order compelling the City to comply with the settlement agreement) to consider at the trial level whether the settlement agreement is legal or not legal. Attorney Friedland said the City*is going in two differ- ent directions toward the same end, which is to have the Tradewinds settlement agreement declared void. They are also asking for injunctive relief, which means they are going to request the Court to enter an Order stopping everything and enjoining the City from moving forward in adopting Ordinances or issuing building permits. Attorney Friedland stated that the answer to this complaint is due at the end of the month, and he will be answering, on behalf of the City, each of the allega- tions raised in the complaint on a point by point basis. Attorney Friedland did not know how Judge Rudnick might rule on the request of the Intervenors, just as he did not know how the Appellate Court will rule on the appeal. If and when this proposed Order is signed by the Judge and the Council would desire to appeal it at that time, Vice Mayor Zimmerman asked if the entire Order would have to be appealed or if either the PCD or PUD could be appealed. If the City would file a Notice of Appeal, it would appeal the entire Order, but the City would not have to direct argument toward any part they agreed to. Therefore, Attorney Friedland thought the answer to Vice Mayor Zimmerman's ques- tion was that the City could attack one aspect or the other, or both. once~ithe Order is entered, Attorney Friedland advised that the City would have a period of thirty days to file a Notice of Appeal, should the Council choose to do that. Mayo~ Cassandra's concern was for the City and the Council persons, as far as their jeopardy was concerned. In the second paragraph of the Order, he noticed it said the Ordinances shall be scheduled for reading, as required by the City Charter. Mayor Cassandra asked if that put it by City!!Charter or by stipulation. Stipulation would be overriding the City Charter, and he asked what the Council mustldo. Attorney Friedland replied that, at this point, they know the Judge intended that the Ordinances be scheduled. The Judge - 5 - * ShOuld say "the Intervenors are going . . ." Corrected at meeting of 2/3/87. MINUTES - CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA JANUARY 20, 1987 also made the implication that they be properly advertised, but that there be no additional public hearings on applica- tions, since the City's Charter requires opportunity for a public hearing upon the reading of the Ordinances. Attorney Friedland had referred to Attorney Rea on this point and stated that he thought the City should go ahead and open the proceeding for public hearing. However, Attorney Ffriedland pointed out that they would have the dilemna that the Council can only vote one way. They will not have the liberty of freely voting on this matter because the Judge is ordering the Council to vote to adopt the Ordinances, and therein lies the basis for an appeal. Mayor Cassandra read from the proposed Order that, "Pursuant to the Settlement Agreement, to submit to new hearings and new voting procedures approving the applications, which were the subject of the Settlement Agreement, would render it meaningless. To him, this meant there was no sense in having a hearing, but he thought the Florida Statutes said they should have a hearing. Mayor Cassandra questioned whether the City Council persons were in jeopardY now of the laws of the Florida Statutes. Attorney Friedland answered, "No", and explained that, obviously, there was a collision course between what the City agreed to do some months ago and the Council's freedom to vote their consciences at the time when it comes up for a vote. In the stipulation, Mayor Cassandra asked if Tradewinds agreed to submit all necessary paperwork, as far as the City's Charter is concerned, and wondered if they still had to do that. Attorney Friedland replied that was a matter subject to interpretation. At the hearing, the City made a strong interpretation to show the Judge that additional sub- missions were needed in order for the City to say, "You should build the permits." The Judge found the City really did not need any additional submittals to get the thing up to Tallahassee but that the other submittals would be required before the City would actually issue building permits. If Tradewinds starts to develop their land, based upon permits and approval, and the Appellate Court rules against the developer, Mayor Cassandra questioned whether Tradewinds would have to put the City back in the same shape they found it. He asked how the City was protected. Attorney Friedland answered there is certainly a risk. As a matter of fact, the Judge made it clear that there was testimony at the hearing that Tradewinds had invested some $7,000,000 to - 6 - 'MINUTES - CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA JANUARY 20, 1987 date in preparing to go forward with the development. Since there are matters on appeal and legal difficulties that they have known about from the beginning, they would be at risk as far as what would be required in terms of putting the City back in the position it was in before Tradewinds started. Attorney Friedland stated that he could not begin to comment on that, and that it would be interesting and a tough knot to unravel if it ever comes to that. Vice Mayor Zimmerman wondered if it would be premature to have a motion tonight concerning the Order that the Judge may sign. Attorney Friedland thought it would be premature because they did not have the Order before them, and he did not think it was the right time to bring it further into the discussion. Vice Mayor Zimmerman asked if a Special Meeting would be required. Mayor Cassandra interjected that thirty days would still give them Council time. CITY MANAGER'S REPORT Me~ting of Downtown Review Board (DRB) - Water's Edge Marina Project City Manager Cheney announced that the DRB was having a public hearing for the Water's Edge Marina Project tomorrow night (Wednesday, January 21, 1987) at 7:30 P. M. at Boat Ramp Park because there was no other place where they could have a public hearing kind of facility. He commented that the project is moving along step by step to get into construction and have the first restaurant opened by the 1st of NOvember. Wa~er Testing Imposters and Quality of Water City Manager Cheney reported that the City heard something abou~ people going around the City under the guise of doing water testing, and the Police Department made some arrests. John Guidry, Director of Utilities, informed City Manager Cheney that there have been a number of complaints from the same area of the City about the quality of water, and City Manager Cheney said the City can only surmise that there is an influx of people selling bottled water or filtered water. One way to sell it is to convince people the water they are drinking is not good, and City Manager Cheney explained. He was not saying any company was out there doing this, but the coincidence was interesting. - 7 - MINUTES - CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA JANUARY 20, 1987 City Manager Cheney told the audience that if they thought something was wrong with their water, they should call the City. Mr. Guidry tested the water today, and it was clear and absolutely perfect. Ordinances on Agenda - Codes Enforcement and Towing of Vehicles City Manager Cheney called the audience's attention to two significant Ordinances on tonight's agenda. One is for amendments to the Codes Enforcement process and picks up what the Legislature allows the City to do. The other one is to revamp the City's vehicle towing and get rid of the abandoned car process. These Ordinances will make it easier for the City and various Boards to address problems and up- date the quality and aesthetics of the City. Councilman Hester asked about the towing of vehicles. Before the City tows a vehicle, City Manager Cheney said they put a sticker on the window of the vehicle, warning people that within ten days or 72 hours, depending on the situation, the City will tow it. The City Manager's report was accepted as presented. PUBLIC AUDIENCE Potential Danger on Ocean Drive Vernon H. Allinson, 1100 S. W. 7th Avenue, recalled that six months or more ago, someone brought before the Council a property at 2001 Ocean Drive, better known as Glenhurst Executive Plaza. On Sunday, he was walking there, and only due to a young lady's agility was a serious accident averted. The lady was riding a bicycle on the sidewalk with a 3 year old child strapped on the seat, and somebody was walking. The edge of the walk drops four to six inches down on each side of the sidewalk. Then there is a steep slope. The lady had to jump off and hold the bicycle. Otherwise, the child would have gone down, and there would have been a bad accident. Mr. Allinson said this property has a well maintained construction trailer that has been there for a long time, but the area around it is disgraceful. There are piles of scrap lumber, construction debris, Brazilian Peppers, and leaves growing over the sidewalk. - 8 - MINUTES - CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA JANUARY 20, 1987 Mr. Allinson felt the construction trailer should clean the sidewalk so it is not a hazard and make the property present- able as the surrounding area of Leisureville is. The trailer has been there too long to be considered temporary. Far back, hidden behind Australian Pine trees, Mr. Allinson said there are two big automobile trailers. He stressed that something has to be done. City Manager Cheney said the City will look into it and will see what they can do to resolve the construction site. Vice Mayor Zimmerman recollected that the Council did permit the trailers to be there and extended the amount of time. He did not think the trailers were in violation but said the overgrowth and trash were 50 feet from residential property, and he felt that Ordinance was being violated and the property should be cleaned up. Purchase of City Lot Wilda Searcy, 402 N. E. 13th Avenue, presented a letter to the Council about a vacant lot on N. E. 13th Avenue, owned by the City, which she and her relative want to buy. NAACP Banquet Mrs. Searcy asked the Council to attend the NAACP banquet in Boca Raton on Saturday, February 28, 1987 at the Boca Raton Country Club, 7601 Country Club. As no one else wished to speak, THE PUBLIC AUDIENCE WAS CLOSED. CONSENT AGENDA A. Minutes Regular City Council Meeting Minutes of January 6, 1987 Bids - Recommend Approval 1. Two (2) External Pacemakers Armstrong Redi-Pace Field Model - Fire Dept. ~ This bid was deleted from the agenda. page 1. See "AGENDA APPROVAL", - 9 - ~MINUTES - CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA JANUARY 20, '1987 One (1) Host Dry Cleaning Machine Model T-6 - Management Services The Tabulation Committee recommended awarding the bid to Picard Chemical, West Palm Beach, Florida, in the amount of $850. One (1) E-Z Go Gasoline Turf Truck, Model GXT-1500 - Golf-Course The Tabulation Committee recommended awarding the~bid to Pifer, Inc., Jupiter, Florida, in the amount of $6,500. 4. Purchase of Used Tandem Trailer - Police Department William Sullivan, Purchasing Agent, showed in his memos of December 19, 1986 and January 9, 1987 that Zuccala's Wrecker Service, Boynton Beach, was the sole source for this purchase in the amount of $1,500. C. Resolutions None. D. Development Plans 1. Consider request submitted by David E. Mackey for site plan approval to construct a 32,775 square foot mixed use industrial/warehouse building on 1.66 acres on the north side of S. W. 30th Avenue, between S. W. 13th Place and S. W. 14th Place - (Hi-Tech Centre) The Planning and Zoning Board unanimously recommended approval of this request, subject to staff comments. Consider request submitted by Charles Gilbert, Agent for Summit Associates, Ltd. for site plan approval to construct 86 duplex and multi-family units plus recreation and landscaping at Tract I of the Hunters Run Planned Unit Development on the west side of South Congress Avenue, between the Lake Worth Drainage District (LWDD) L-28 and L-30 Canals The Planning and Zoning Board unanimously recommended approval of this request, subject to staff comments. - 10 - MINUTES - CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA JANUARY 20, 1987 Consider request submitted by Paul Brown, Sign Craft, Inc., for approval of an amended site plan to allow for improvements in informational and directional signage at Bethesda Memorial Hospital located on the west side of South Seacrest Boulevard, south of Golf Road The Planning and Zoning Board unanimously recommended approval of this request, subject to staff comments. Mayor Cassandra recalled Mr. Wandelt of the Planning and Zoning Board felt that the size of one sign at the new entrance on 23rd Avenue would be obstructing the view. The other Board Members voiced their concern. Mayor Cassandra guessed the sign was going to be put on the right-of-way. He did not recall whether approval was given to that sign. With respect to the location, Mr. Annunziato felt confident that the hospital would locate the sign, consistent with the staff comments. That was that they would move it southward so it would not form an obstruction. The size was a different issue. Mr. Annunziato confirmed Mayor Cassandra's statement that no motion was made by the P&Z Board not to approve the sign. Mr. Annunziato informed Mayor Cassandra that if the Council approved this tonight, they would be approving the sign which was submitted, only further south from its current location. City Manager Cheney questioned whether the appli- cant agreed to locate the sign further south~ Paul Brown of Sign Craft, 1890 Church Street, West Palm Beach, stated there would be no problem, and Jim Schiller, Director of Engineering, Bethesda Hospital, said the hospital was agreeable to moving the sign back. City Manager Cheney asked if there was a problem with the size of the sign. Mr. Annunziato said no problem was found, and it was acceptable. Consider request submitted by Briel, Rhame, Poynter & Hauser, A/E, Inc., Agents for the Department of Education, State of Florida, for site plan approval to construct a 32,700 square foot public broadcast- ing facility, including a broadcasting tower and a satellite dish farm on 6.20 acres on the west side of South Congress Avenue, south of Charter Drive The Planning and Zoning Board unanimously recommended approval of this request, subject to staff comments. MINUTES - CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA JANUARY 20, 1987 Consider request submitted by Ed Duggan, Agent for Oakwood Square Associates, Ltd., for approval of an amended site plan to allow for a change in site layout and design in the vicinity of the southern- most out parcel in connection with a lease agreement for Ciccio's restaurant on North Congress Avenue at Old Boynton Road, the southeast corner The Planning and Zoning Board unanimously recommended approval of this request, subject to staff comments. City Manager Cheney informed the Council that these five items had a problem relative to the Community Appearance Board's (CAB) approval and the waiving of some of the requirements that quite likely the CAB did not realize they cannot waive because the Evaluation and Appraisal (E&A) Report was filed. Mr. Annunziato was not in the room and City Manager Cheney thought he was talking to one of the developers about this issue. Mr. Annunziato returned and drew attention to comments generated by Kevin Hallahan, City Forester/Horticulturist, which related to Comprehensive Plan requirements. The requirements resulted from the adoption of the E&A Report as to the interim Comprehensive Plan, and the comments were given to the City by the Regional Planning Council. Basically, they affect the City in certain ways. Mr. Hallahan's comments referred to these items in the site plan applications. Mr. Annunziato explained that one set of criteria involves utilization of native species in connection with landscaping. Another pertained to waterfront properties where the Regional Planning Council recommended that the Council adopt policies related to planting of littoral zones and buffers. Basically, this was vegetation from approximately three feet below water to approximately 10 or 15 feet above the water and the recreation of that habitat. Another item relates to the removal of exotics from sites. Mr. Annunziato said those are the Melaleuca and Florida Holly. There is an additional requirement for the utiliza- tion of non-potable water for irrigation, if possible. Mr. Annunziato advised that all of these policies are in the conservation element of the Comprehensive Report. He reported this to the Council because the comments were generated in the site plan process, and they were discussed at the CAB meeting. There may have been some misunderstand- ing of the comments with respect to the approval process. - 12 - 'MINUTES - CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA JANUARY 20, 1987 Because the comments are in the Comprehensive Plan, Mr. Annunziato said they cannot be waived. Mayor Cassandra asked which particular development Mr. Annunziato was referring to. Mr. Annunziato answered that each application before the Council had a comment based on those policies, some more than others. Some related just to the types of materials. Others related to the removal of exotics and the planting of littoral zoned vegetation. Mr. Annunziato added that they will have continuing discussions with this set of developers, because this was the first time, to clarify the fine points of the Compre- hensive Plan policies. The problem is that they have not been codified in terms of development Ordinances, and that leads to misunderstanding. Mr. Annunziato said the City will be moving in that direction in the near future. Mayor Cassandra asked if it would be advantageous for a member of Mr. Annunziato's department to spend time explain- ing this to the appropriate Boards that are involved in the Comprehensive Plan. Mr. Annunziato answered, "Certainly." City Manager Cheney clarified that the City needed the record to show that as the Council approved the Consent Agenda, those items were not waived and could not be waived by the CAB in their process as they are not a part of the Landscape Code that the CAB reviews. City Manager Cheney said Mr. Annunziato had talked to every- body involved. Everybody said they understood it would be a requirement, and City Manager Cheney wanted the record to showthat. Mayor Cassandra asked if the CAB made a recommendation to waive it. City Manager Cheney replied that they did, in some cases. He agreed with Mayor Cassandra's statement that when the Council approves these plans, they are subject to staff comments. Mayor Cassandra questioned whether the Council would then have to make a note that they do not approve to waive the portion the CAB did. City Manager Cheney thought this discussion was putting that on the record. The people involved with the developments already agreed that they understood it, and he said the City was simply establishing the record that this was the case, and that they understood it through conversations Mr. Annunziato had with them. - 13 - ~MINUTES - CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA JANUARY 20, 1987 With regard to the placing of native species in the develop- ments, Vice Mayor zimmerman asked if there would be any requirement for the CAB to have another hearing. Mr. Annunziato thought there were perhaps only two instances where it will be a matter of just exchanging one type of material for another. In those instances, he thought the answer was "No", but he believed several plans would have to go back to the CAB for final review. Mr. Annunziato did not think that should hold up the approval process. E. List of Payments - December, 1986 See list attached. Approve contract to upgrade Filter Project at Water Treatment Plant By memo dated December 31, 1986, William Sullivan, Purchasing Agent, requested the contract be awarded to Uddo-Mims International, Inc. for $30,000. G. Approve Encumbering Documents - Requested by ~Finance Department Grady Swann, Finance Director, attached the 16 documents to his memo dated January 15, 1987 and requested that they be approved. Approve required addition to Audit Report Ernst & Whinney, Certified Public Accountants, 310 Okeechobee Boulevard, West Palm Beach, Florida 33401, in their letter of January 14, requested the Council to approve a single audit, in addition to their examination of the combined financial statements of the City, in accordance with the Standards issued by the U. S. General Accounting Office. The fee for the additional services will be $2,500 for Federal Revenue Sharing and $3,500 for the Community Develop- ment Block Grant. Approve Request for Proposal for professional survey work to be performed at the old Municipal Waste Water Treatment Plant The proposal of O'Brien, Suiter & O'Brien, Delray Beach, was selected by Tom Clark, City Engineer, as explained in his memo of January 15, 1987. - 14 - 'MINUTES - CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA JANUARY 20, 1987 J. Approval of Bills See list attached. Councilman Hester moved to approve the Consent Agenda, items A, 1; B, 2, 3, and 4; D, 1, 2, 3, 4, and 5, subject to staf~f comments and the Horticulturist's comments about the Comprehensive Plan; E; F; G; H; I; and J. Councilman Marchese seconded the motion, and the motion carried 5-0. BIDS None. PUBLIC HEARING Consider request submitted by Douglas R. Root, AIA, Agent for Eroyn Girtman, for a modification to a previously approved Conditional Use to allow for a 600 square foot increase in the size of the building, and an increase in the maximum child capacity to 100 and a change in parking lot layout and design to the Girtman Child Care Center. This facility will be located on North Seacrest Boulevard at N. E. 5th and N. E. 6th Avenues Mr. Annunziato reminded the Council that this request was approved by them in mid-summer. The applicant is coming back for a modified building. The location of the Center will be on the east side of North Seacrest Boulevard at N. E. 5th and N. E. 6th Avenues. The site will not change much from what the Council previously approved in terms of location of the structure and the parking lots. Mr. Annunziato said none of the intensities of land use changed substantially. Therefore, most of the comments prepared by the Planning Department last summer were still appropriate. Mayor Cassandra informed the audience that the full Council was present at the P&Z Board meeting and were familiar with what was said. Mr. Annunziato told the Council N. E. 5th Avenue disects the property in a north/south way. There is a parking lot south of 5th Avenue, and the building is north of N. E. 5th Avenue with a parking lot south of the building and a play area east of the building. MINUTES - CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA JANUARY 20, 1987 The Technical Review Board (TRB) recommended that this be approved, subject to staff domments. The only issue which ended up being discussed at great length at the P&Z Board meeting related to the form of buffer wall, which will be located along the east property line of the children's play area. The Planning Department recommended that this wall be constructed of concrete block similar to other buffer walls in Boynton Beach. Mr. Annunziato said the applicant addressed the P&Z Board to explain some of the hardships related to that wall, and the P&Z Board unanimously recommended to the City Council that the Conditional Use be approved, subject to staff comments. However, the P&Z Board concurred with the appli- cant that the concrete wall can be replaced by a wood wall. Mayor Cassandra announced that anyone wishing to speak in favor of or against the request could do so now. There was no response, and THE PUBLIC HEARING WAS CLOSED. Councilman Hester moved to approve the modifications of the Conditional Use, subject to staff comments and the P&Z Board's recommendations. Councilwoman Zibelli seconded the motion, and the motion carried 5-0. THE COUNCIL TOOK A BREAK AT 8:20 P. M. at 8:32 P. M. The meeting resumed DEVELOPMENT PLANS A. Consider request submitted by George W. Zimmerman, Agent for Deutsch-Ireland Properties, for approval of the master lighting plan for the public and private rights- of-way within the Quantum Park Planned Industrial Development, which is located on the west side of Inter- state 95, between the Boynton Canal and Miner Road extended. (Quantum Park) (Postponed at December 16, 1986 Meeting to'January 20, 1987 Meeting) Mr. Annunziato said this item was postponed at the previous Council meeting to allow staff and the applicant time to get together and talk about the City's position with respect to the care and maintenance of street lights in the public righ~s-of-way at Quantum Park of Commerce. Jon C. Moyle, of Moyle, Flanigan, Katz, Fitzgerald & Sheehan P. A., Attorneys at Law, 9th Floor, Barnett Centre, 625 North Flagler Drive, West Palm Beach, representing Quantum Park, thought there were two issues before the Council. - 16 - ~IlqUTES ~CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON~ BEACH, FLORIDA JANUARY 20, 1987 The first issue related to the liability of the City involving the location of the street lights, and Attorney Moyle pro- posed that the best way to handle that would be for the developer (Quantum Associates) to pay for the City's liabil- ity insurance in connection with those lights. They would, of course, insure insofar as the lights located within the park. These would be outside of the park. Attorney Moyle pointed out that they probably would not have an insurable interest, so they would have the City take out the policy, and they would pay the premium. They discussed that with Attorney Rea, City Manager Cheney, and Mr. Annunziato, and that seemed to be a suitable way of handling that issue. The second issue involved the maintenance of the street lights located on the City property. They were talking about several different ideas ranging from the Property Owners' Association promising to do it to the possibility of putting up an escrow fund. Attorney Moyle thought they came up with a suitable idea that would probably provide more protection for the public and the City than either one of those. That was that the Property Owners' Association has the ability, if the property owner fails to pay a valid assessment, to file a lien similar to a tax lien, to see who gets the property of that property owner in order to pay for that legitimate charge. Attorney Moyle said what they would do would be to prepare the legal documents (which David Pressly, Attorney at Law, and Attorney Rea will get together to be sure are prepared properly) to assign that lien right to the City in connection with the rights located on City owned property, so that in the event the City had to do maintenance, (the Property Owners' Association could not do maintenance on the lights, and the City had to do it), the City would be assigned the right to file a lien and go against the property owners, so the City would have security. The legal process would be very similar to a tax lien. Attorney Moyle thought they agreed that, subject to Attorneys Pressly and Rea getting together to make sure the Property Owners' Association documents properly reflect what he just described, they would have a solution to that issue. Mayor Cassandra questioned whether there was any jeopardy in the City taking out the insurance and them paying the premium. He pointed out that the City's name would be on it - 17 - 'MINUTES - CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA JANUARY 20, 1987 and asked if the applicant's name would be on it the other way. Attorney Rea thought Attorney Moyle was saying they would have no insurable interest, since they are public properties. Theoretically, the applicant cannot get insurance for an interest they have no interest in. In that respect, there was no problem with that technique. Attorney Rea thought the City's only question with the whole scenario was the potential for amending the Association documents at a later date without the City having some type of input or final approval, especially with regard to the lighting requirements. Attorney Moyle thought they had handled that and informed Attorney Rea that the City Manager had prepared a letter, which they will receive shortly that covers that. The docu- ments will be amended so that the Property Owners documents cannot be amended insofar as those items that are on City property without the City's approval. Attorney Moyle believed Mr. Deutsch had agreed to that. Vice Mayor Zimmerman questioned whether this would spell out that a suitable limit of insurance would be provided, not just any amount. Attorney Rea advised that they will have to have a liability figure that will be mutually agreed on. If the City Council approved it, it would certainly be contingent upon the parties getting together and agreeing on a figure. Mayor Cassandra asked if $10,000,000 still created a heart- burn. George W. Zimmerman, Vice President of the Development for Deutsch-Ireland Properties, Quantum Park, 2455 East Sunrise Boulevard, Suite 1106, Fort Lauderdale, Florida 33304, replied that his heart does not burn at $10,000,000. Attorney Rea mentioned that $10,000,000 would not necessarily be the figure. Mr. Zimmerman said they are great believers in having an abundance of insurance, and they will have much greater than those limits on the park itself, so they will not have a problem with that. City Manager Cheney informed the Council that eventually, the property owners' documents would come back again to them for approval with comments. Pending the final acceptance of the property owners' documents, he recommended that the Council approve the master lighting plan for the public and private rights-of-way within the park. Councilman Hester moved to approve the request, subject to staff comments, seconded by Councilwoman Zibelli. Vice - 18 - ~MINUTES - CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACh{, FLORIDA JANUARY 20, 1987 Mayor Zimmerman felt they should also add that the motion was subject to the Council approving documents of the Property Owners' Association. Councilman Hester and Councilwoman Zibelli agreed with the suggestion. A vote was taken on the motion, and the motion carried 5-0. Consider request submitted by Richard C. Reilly, Agent for S. P. Development, Inc., for site plan approval to construct 135 townhouse units plus recreation and land- scaping at the Quail Lake Planned Unit Development (PUD) on South Congress Avenue at Golf Road, the northwest corner Mr. Annunziato said it was the recommendation of the P&Z Board that this project be approved, subject to some addi- tional clarifications on dumpster locations as they relate to utility easements. The project is currently called Sutton Place. Along the entire frontage is Congress Avenue. Along the southerly border is Golf Road. The entrance to the project is from S. W. 19th Avenue, which is the entrance to the Woolbright Professional Buildings. To the west of the project is the lake, which was platted as part of Quail Lake West. Mr. Annunziato said the property initially came into the City as a part of an annexation and zoning of a PUD under the name of the Kirsner Cove and PUD. The overall density was 4.5 units per acre for the entire site, which netted out with an allocation of 135 units for the plot. The potential for 135 units allowed for up to three story garden apartments. In order to continue the effectiveness of the zoning, a plat was recorded under the name ~f Quail Lake. A site plan was never approved under that name. Following that, a site plan was approved under the name of Savannah Place, which expired. After Savannah Place's plan expired, another plan was sub- mitt~d bearing the same name. That application went to the P&Z Board, and they were displeased with the request. It went to the City Council with a recommendation to deny, and the applicant withdrew that application. The applicant was now requesting site plan approval for 135 two story townhouse apartments under the name of Sutton Place. The TnB recommended approval, subject to staff comments. Mr. Annunziato said the issues involving the Utilities Director related to the location of dumpsters along and on - 19 - 'MINUTES - CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA JANUARY 20, 1987 utility easements parallel to Congress Avenue. After negotiations between the Utilities Director and the appli- cant, they concluded that two dumpsters which are on top of the utility easement on the southerly half of the project can be removed from the easement and put on the property. However, it would be inappropriate to relocate the two dumpsters on the northerly half of the project because of the relationship of the houses to the parking lot, etc. Mr. Annunziato explained and said the Utilities Director found this was consistent with the policies of this project. The Utilities Director did recommend, however, that the Council enforce a hold harmless agreement for any damages those dumpsters might incur as a result of the City access- ing its utility easements at the time of emergency. The applicant would like to see that placed on the replat of his property. Another issue the P&Z Board discussed at some length concerned striping of the parking lots. Some units have garages and some do not. In each instance, there is-a drive- way from a building that is similar to a person's private driveway. Therefore, striping is inappropriate, and that recommendation came unanimously to the Council from the P&Z Board. Mayor Cassandra had some questions about the concept drawing the developer had at the P&Z Board meeting. He explained that there was no break in the symmetry, and it looked like one level. Richard C. Reiliy, Architect, 2500 North Federal Highway, Suite 303, Fort Lauderdale, Florida 33305, thought the problem was that Mayor Cassandra was looking at a plat plan of a footprint, and it did not indicate the undulations that go ba.ck and forth in the elevations. He clarified that the faces of the buildings move back and forth. Mayor Cassandra argu~d that the eye would only see a two dimension and not necessarily a depth from a distance. Half of the homes will not ~,e facing Congress Avenue, and people will see the back of t~e homes. Mayor Cassandra expressed that would be one solid wall. Mr. Reilly explained the plan and showed the movement back and forth in the face of the building. He emphasized that it did not hold a straight barracks line. Mayor Cassandra replied that the depth is true when you are close but dis- appears when you are at a distance. Mr. Reilly disagreed, - 20 - 'MINUTES - CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA JANUARY 20, 1987 saying the depth appears in shadow. He indicated the only place where people would be looking at the rear of a building. Mr. Reilly said they took that into consideration, ~as they had been "shot down" very severely. There were further comments and Mayor Cassandra referred to the location. He was concerned that this project would set a precedent for that whole corner to be developed this way. Mr. Reilly emphasized that they took deep consideration in the fact that they were not going to present a barracks to the Council. It would not even be marketable. Mr. Reilly further explained the movement back and forth. Mayor Cassandra asked how far the project is from the right- of-way of Congress Avenue. Mr. Reilly answered that they are about 65 feet, and he indicated the closest point, which was 40 feet. In the site plan, they used the blocked out area of the setback and worked within that movement back and f~orth. Vice!iMayor Zimmerman asked Mr. Reilly to explain the materials used, Mr. Reilly replied that they are CBS build- ingsi!with stucco. The roofs will be asphalt shingled in grayi!tOnes. Mr. Reilly thought the Council would find the tones very attractive. There will be bay windows with grayilplatinum glass and expensive landscaping. Mr. Reilly eixpl~ined the landscaping, which will vertically undulate Up a~d down and break the lines along with the tremendous amount of trees they will put in. Mr. Reilly said they had no problems with any staff comments or recommendations and were satisfied with them. Mayor Cassandra had a very bad feeling and compared the project to homes in Brooklyn. CounCilman Marchese moved to approve the request, subject to staff comments, plus the comments of the Planning and Zoning Board and additional comments as a result of the meeting withlithe Director' of Utilities. Councilman Hester seconded the motion. Mr. Reilly was in agreement with the motion. A vote was taken on the motion, and the motion carried 4-1. Mayor Cassandra voted against the motion. MINUTES - CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA JANUARY 20, 1987 LEGAL A. Ordinances - 2nd Reading - PUBLIC HEARING Proposed Ordinance No. 8~48 Re: Rezoning - PCD Center City Manager Cheney requested that this be continued and reminded Mayor Cassandra that the public hearing was held and closed on December 16th. It was continued, and he was now asking that it be continued until the next Council meeting, which would be February 3, 1987. Councilwoman Zibelli moved to continue this matter until February 3, 1987, seconded by Councilman Marchese. Motion carried 5-0. B. Ordinances - 1st Reading: Proposed Ordinance No. 87-1 Re: Changes in the Florida State Statutes concerning the Code Enforcement Board Attorney Rea read proposed Ordinance No. 87-1 on first read- ing, by title only: "AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA, AMENDING ARTICLE V CODE ENFORCEMENT BOARD, SECTION 2-73 THROUGH SECTION 2-81; PROVIDING AUTHORIZATION FOR THE CREATION OF MORE THAN ONE BOARD; PROVIDING NEW NOTIFICATION PROCEDURES; PROVIDING NEW HEARING PROCEDURES; PROVIDING FOR THE ELIMINATION OF HEARING FOR REPEATED VIOLATIONS; PROVIDING FOR SHORTENED FORECLOSURE TIMES; PRO- VIDING LONGER DURATIONS FOR LIENS; PROVIDING FOR ALTERNATIVE NOTIFICATION PROCEDURES; PROVIDING FOR A REPEALING CLAUSE; PROVIDING A SAVINGS CLAUSE; PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE DATE AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES" Vice Mayor Zimmerman moved to adopt Ordinance No. 87-1 on first reading, seconded by Councilwoman Zibelli. A roll call vote on the motion was taken by Mrs. Boroni: Councilman Marchese Councilwoman Zibelli Mayor Cassandra Vice Mayor Zimmerman Councilman Hester Aye Aye Aye Aye Aye Motion carried 5-0. - 22 - MINUTES - CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA JANUARY 20, 1987 Proposed Ordinance No. 87-2 Re: Amendment to towing of vehicles Attorney Rea read proposed Ordinance No. 87-2 on first read- ing, by title only: "AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA, REPEALING ARTICLE III, CHAPTER 10, 'ABANDONED, WRECKED OR JUNKED VEHICLES', OF THE CODE OF ORDINANCES OF THE CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA; BY ENACTING A NEW ARTICLE III, 'ABANDONED PROPERTY', TO PROVIDE FOR THE DISPOSITION OF WRECKED AND ABANDONED PROPERTY WITHIN THE CONFINES OF BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA; BY ENACTING A NEW SECTION 10-50, 'DEFINITIONS'; BY ENACTING A NEW SECTION 10-51, 'ABANDONMENT OF PROPERTY OR WRECKED OR INOPERABLE MOTOR VEHICLES ON PUBLIC PROPERTY PROHIBITED AND DECLARED A NUISANCE', PROVID- ING FOR A PROHIBITION AGAINST THE STORAGE OF ABANDONED, WRECKED OR INOPERABLE ~4OTOR VEHICLES ON PUBLIC PROPERTY AND PROVIDING A NOTICE PROVISION PROVIDING FOR REMOVAL OF SAID PROPERTY; BY ENACTING A NEW SECTION 10-52 'STORING, PARKING, OR LEAVING WRECKED OR INOPERABLE MOTOR VEHICLES ON PRIVATE PROPERTY, PROHIBITED AND DECLARED A NUISANCE; EXCEPTIONS' PROVIDING A PROHIBITION AGAINST THE STORAGE OF PERSONAL PROPERTY ON PRIVATE REAL PROPERTY, PROVIDING FOR EXCEPTIONS, PROV~DING¥ A NOTiCET~ CLAUSE, PROVIDING A HEARING, AND PROVIDING FOR REMOVAL OF THE PROPERTY; BY ENACTING A NEW SECTION 10~53 'NUiISANCE ABATEMENT BID PROCEDURE'; BY ENACT- ING A NEW SECTION 10-54 'ASSESSMENT OF COSTS, INTEREST AND ATTO~EY FEES; LIEN', pROVIDING FOR THE ASSESSMENT OF COSTS AND ENFORCEMENT OF SUCH CosTS; PROVIDING A GENERAL REPEALER CLAUSE; PROVIDING A SAVINGS CLAUSE AND PROVIDING AN E " FFECTIVE DATE Councilman Marchese moved the adoption of Ordinance No. 87-2 on first reading, seconded by Councilman Hester. Boroni took a roll call vote on the motion, as follows: Mrs. Councilwoman Zibelli Mayor Cassandra Vice Mayor Zimmerman Councilman Hester Councilman Marchese Motion carried 5-0. Aye Aye Aye Aye Aye 3. Proposed Ordinance No. 87-3 Re: Rezoning - Cross Creek Attorney Rea read proposed Ordinance No. 87-3 on first read- ing, by title only: - 23 - MINUTES - CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA JANUARY 20, 1987 "AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA, AMENDING ORDINANCE NO. 80-19 OF SAID CITY BY REZONING A CERTAIN PARCEL OF LAND WITHIN THE CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA, FROM R-3 (MULTIPLE-FAMILY DWELLING DISTRICT) TO PCD (PLANNED COMMERCIAL DISTRICT), SAID PARCEL BEING MORE PARTICULARLY DESCRIBED HEREIN; AMENDING THE REVISED ZONING MAP ACCORDINGLY; PROVIDING A CONFLICTS CLAUSE: A SEVER- ABILITY CLAUSE: AN EFFECTIVE DATE; AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES" Councilman Hester moved for the adoption of proposed Ordinance No. 87-3, seconded by Councilwoman Zibelli. roll call vote on the motion was taken by Mrs. Boroni: A Mayor Cassandra Vice Mayor Zimmerman Councilman Hester Councilman Marchese Councilwoman Zibelli Aye No Aye Aye Aye Motion carried 4-1. Proposed Ordinance No. 87-4 Re: Rename "Mayor and City Council" Mayor and City Commission Attorney Rea read proposed Ordinance No. 87-4 0n first read- ing, by title only: "AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA, FINDING AND DECLARING THAT HENCEFORTH THE NAME OF THE LEGISLATIVE BODY OF THE CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA, SHALL BE THE CITY COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA WITH THE OFFICE OF THE LEGISLATIVE MEMBERS BEING ENTITLED COMMISSIONER, ONE OF WHOM SHALL ALSO CONTINUE TO HOLD THE OFFICE AND ADDITIONAL TITLE OF MAYOR, ONE AS VICE MAYOR; PROVIDING FOR DIRECTION TO THE CITY ADMINISTRA- TION AND CITY ATTORNEY'S OFFICE; PROVIDING A SEVERABILITY CLAUSE; PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE DATE" Councilwoman Zibelli moved, seconded by Councilman Marchese, to adopt proposed Ordinance No. 87-4. Vice Mayor Zimmerman understood there would be no cost attached to this. Attorney Rea responded that there should be an extremely minimal cost. This would be instituted by an addendum form or an update that normally comes with the Code. W~nen the update comes, it will probably cost one sheet of paper to make that notation that the name is expected to be changed. In other words, City Manager Cheney said they are not going to print the whole book. In the Ordinance, Attorney Rea - 24 - MINUTES - CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA JANUARY 20, 1987 said they indicate that when such time comes that the Code of Ordinances has to be redone (there is a general cleaning out period every five or seven years), the City will then introduce the changes throughout the Code and make it uniform at that time. Presently, it would just be indicated as a notation prior to the Code itself. Mrs. Boroni took a roll call vote on the motion: Vice Mayor Zimmerman Councilman Hester Councilman Marchese Councilwoman Zibelli Mayor Cassandra Aye Aye Aye Aye Aye Motion carried 5-0. C. Resolutions None· D. Other Report on status of Tradewinds Court Cases Kirk Friedland See pages 3 through 7. Request that Mayor and City Council consider whether or not they want the City Attorney to render an opinion on the candidacy of Mayor Cassandra and Robert Ferrell for Mayor (Requested by Mayor Cassandra) Kathleen Kirton, 2526 S. W. 13th Court, speaking as a tax- payer, strongly urged clarification of the eligibility of candidates seeking public office and believed it was impera- tive that this issue be resolved expeditiously. Therefore, she requested that the Council seek an opinion from the City Attorney or State Division of Elections, if necessary. Mrs. Kirton did not really think this should be necessary because the City had a referendum recently and, on this same issue, it clearly gave the people the choice. A large group of people voted, and it seemed to her the majority vote was crystal clear that after being elected for two terms, an individual could not seek reelection without dropping out for a term. Mrs. Kirton thought a moral issue might exist, - 25 - MINUTES - CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA JANUARY 20, 1987 as well as a legal issue. Referendums cost taxpayers a lot of money, so she thought the City should abide by the majority vote on this. Mrs. Kirton continued that other candidates are seeking the office of Mayor, so she thought the City should get-on with things so people can elect a Mayor. If this starts a chain reaction, she questioned what would keep anyone else from esigning, walking away from their responsibilities, and anting to do the same thing again. Mrs. Kirton thought the Council should get an opinion and get it now because the election comes up March 10th. She thought it could affect the election of other candidates and did not think it was fair. Mayor Cassandra called attention to the subject of this item on the agenda, said he made the request, and said it was in front of the Council. Mrs. Kirton's very strong opinion was that more was involved here than just tenure of office. The City has been at an impasse of interpretation for over a year, and she explained. Mrs. Kirton said there is a difference between the two tenures and intent (one by Mr. Ferrell and one by Mayor Cassandra). Each has his own interpretation of the Charter. It was the City's responsibility to rephrase or lock in what the citizens demanded in their referendum. Mrs. Kirton said evidently, this was not done. She felt this had been disruptive and had an effect on more pressing decisions to be made by the Council. Mrs. Kirton wanted the situation settled in Court so the City does not repeat this scenario in the future. Mayor Cassandra asked if she wanted the City to take it to Court. Mrs. Kirton replied that it should be settled in Court, and whoever takes it to Court should pay the expenses. Councilman Hester thought it was unfortunate that this came up between two people but, as Mrs. Kirton stated, it was clear that the referendum stated that you are only to serve two consecutive terms. To him, after you serve two terms, you have to wait another year before you can seek office again. Councilman Hester admitted he is not a lawyer, but he pointed out that the Charter says all elected officials of Boynton Beach. The Mayor has been elected, and the Council was elected. As far as Councilman Hester was concerned, the Charter is clear because it says you can serve two consecutive terms. - 26 - ~MINUTES - CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA JANUARY 20, 1987 It is clear, and in no way can it mean anything else. Councilman Hester believed at the last election, they had this, and they wanted three years. It was turned down. As far as Councilman Hester was concerned if you serve two years, you are out. You just wait and start over again. Mayor Cassandra pointed out that the question now was whether the Council wanted the City Attorney to give an opinion. He thought the arguments would be very important if the Council wanted the Attorney to give an opinion on the ability of the two people to run for Mayor. Vice Mayor Zimmerman asked if the next step would be for the opinion to be voted on by the Council, if they asked the City Attorney 'to give an opinion. Mayor Cassandra answered that was right. Vice Mayor Zimmerman thought it would help the Council if they knew what the next steps were. He believed it was provided for in the Charter that the Council has the right to make decisions about the qualifications of candidates, and they could make a decision on the City Attorney's opinion. Vice Mayor Zimmerman expressed that they may have to have a Special Council Meeting to expedite this. After other comments, Attorney Rea thought he could have an opinion by Friday, January 23, 1987. Vice Mayor Zimmerman moved, seconded by Councilman Marchese, to ask the City Attorney to render an opinion by Friday, January 23, 1987. Depending on the vote of the Council now, Mayor Cassandra said he would call a Special Council Meeting on Friday, January 23, 1987 at 5:30 P. M. Councilman Hester stated he would accept the City Attorney's opinion, but there are a lot of loopholes in the law. He was just sorry it came up. Mayor Cassandra believed the Attorney says, "until judiciously determined otherwise." which basically says you go to Court. It is an opinion. Mayor Cassandra asked if he could vote on the motion. Councilman Hester knew the problem was brought up by Mayor Cassandra and Robert Ferrell and thought it was too bad they did not leave the names off, but it was too late now. Because of the type of motion it was, Vice Mayor Zimmerman did not believe there would be a conflict of interest. If they were voting on whether Mayor Cassandra was eligible or not, then there would definitely be a conflict of interest. - 27 - 'MINUTES - CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA JANUARY 20, 1987 Attorney Rea did not think there was any specific conflict Mayor Cassandra would have to worry about at the present time. A vote was taken on the motion, and the motion carried 5-0. Mayor Cassandra announced the Special Council Meeting and invited the public. 3. Twin Construction payment per arbitration award City Manager Cheney informed the Council that the Arbitrator said the City should pay. He was not happy (1) that the Arbitrator did not have to give the City a reason for why he arrived at his opinion, but that is the way the arbitration system works. (2) City Manager Cheney said the City was going to see if they can do something to recoup a portion of it, but that is still being discussed with the attorneys. He told Vice Mayor Zimmerman it was binding arbitration and explained. Councilman Hester moved to authorize the payment of the arbitration award in the sum of $24,500, payable to Twin Construction, Inc. The motion was seconded by Vice Mayor Zimmerman and carried 5-0. NEW BUSINESS Consider Five Year Road Plan and City suggestion for amendment Mr. Annunziato referred to his memo of January 6, 1987 and changed paragraph 4 to read: "4. The construction of Miner Road from High Ridge Road (as opposed to the Melear PUD) to Military Trail as a County arterial.' Councilman Hester asked if realigning Old Boynton Road was included. Mr. Annunziato answered affirmatively and explained that every project in his memo is on the County thoroughfare plan, but it does not appear in the list of projects. Mayor Cassandra noted there were items outside of the City and wondered about roads in the City. He called attention to paragraph 3 of the memo. Mr. Annunziato said N. W. 22nd Avenue, from 1-95 to Congress Avenue, will be constructed to Quantum Park. - 28 - MINUTES - CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA JANUARY 20, 1987 City Manager Cheney wanted a motion supporting this, so they can go to the public hearing and try and get these added. Councilman Hester moved to approve the proposed five year County road plan and the addition of the projects outlined' in Mr. Annunziato's memo of January 6, 1987, copy of which is attached to the original copy of these minutes. Vice Mayor Zimmerman asked if a date had been set for this to come up before the County Commission. City Manager Cheney replied that a date had not been set for the public hearing. It was postponed and delayed as a result of concerns and questions about additional traffic figures, among other things, concerning the extension of Woolbright Road. City Manager Cheney was still following the Council's instructions to push for Woolbright Road. A vote was taken on the motion, and the motion carried 5-0. Approval of draft of "Request for Proposal" for Consultants to conduct a site selection study for the approved multi-purpose recreational facility Mayor Cassandra complimented City Manager Cheney on the draft. City Manager Cheney advised that it was a combination of the work of Mr. Annunziato and Charles Frederick, Director of Recreation and Parks. He informed Mayor Cassandra that a limit had not been put on the dollars and cents for this, and he did not think a limit should be put on it. As the City is spending $250,000, he thought they should be sure they do it right. City Manager Cheney thought the economic analysis the City asked for was important. Mayor Cassandra asked if the City should ask for their fee, based on the City's proposal. City Manager Cheney answered that he was not sure because it was a different kind of study, and he explained. City Manager Cheney said the City wants to get it going. Councilwoman Zibelli asked whether the City had any idea about the school property. City Manager Cheney. replied that it is the City's understanding that when a substitute school is constructed west of the City and the current school is not used, that land will be transferred to the City. That is the City's formal understanding with the school's staff. - 29 - MINUTES - CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA JANUARY 20, 1987 Councilwoman Zibelli inquired whether there is any projec- tion. City Manager Cheney answered that there was a projec- tion, but now that the school bond issue is being contested in Court, projections of time are disappearing by a year or so. Two or three years was a projection. Councilwoman Zibelli moved, seconded by Councilman Marchese, to approve the draft. Motion carried 5-0. em Consider request that Palm Beach County Board of County Commissioners stop issuing building permits to Parkwalk/ Aberdeen until Golf Course access road is compatible by constructing the extension At one time, at the start of the zoning and master plan approval of the Parkwalk development, City Manager Cheney said Parkwalk or Urban Development Corporation (UDC) was required to build the access road to the golf course to what was then Jog Road. The cost of that and some other projects were all included in a road contribution that developer had of $1,300,000. It was understood at that time that Jog Road would eventually be moved, and the access would have to be extended to the new Jog Road. Before Jog Road was relocated by UDC, all of the other things they had to do were completed, and the remainder of that $1,300,000 was turned over to the County. The County has the money to continue the road. There has been a lot of procrastination in planning. City Manager Cheney said the extension has been designed by Rossi and Malavasi for 1½ years. He did not know how many conversations they had with a variety of people. The City thought about two months ago the thing was set and went before the Board of County Commissioners. The agreement was approved by the County Commissioners. City Manager Cheney did not know who was delaying (UDC or the County), but it seemed to him if they could get someone concerned about building permits, things would move faster. Today, he was told by the Assistant County Administrator that there will be an agreement on the Board of County Commissioners' agenda either on the 27th of January or at their first meeting in February,.which he thought would be the l~0th. It will finally be signed by UDC and approved by the County Commissioners. Construction will be required within 110 days of that approval. City Manager Cheney hoped that would happen. - 30 - 'MINUTES - CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYI~TON BEACH, FLORIDA JANUARY 20, 1987 Most projects with the County go on through but because of private developers being involved with this one, City Manager Cheney said it has not been an easy one to move along. He recommended that if the contract between the County and UDC is not approved by the middle of February, the City request the Board of County Commissioners to refuse any more building permits to UDC as, in his judgment, they are now and will be then in violation of their zoning and master plan approval. If the C~ Count~ this. not have a Resolution by the middle of Manager Cheney wanted to go to the Board of %ssioners or write them officially to request Councilman Marchese moved, seconded by Councilwoman Zibelli, to proceed with City Manager Cheney's recommendation. Even if the motion passed, Vice Mayor Zimmerman thought the Council should "keep on the ball" and figure out what they will do next. They should not let this go to sleep. A vote was taken on the motion, and the motion carried 5-0. D. Seacrest Boulevard City Manager Cheney asked that the agenda be amended ~to include this item. Councilman Hester so moved, seconded by Councilman Marchese. Motion carried 5-0. City Manager Cheney wanted the Council's approval to request the Board of County Commissioners to close Seacrest Boulevard to through traffic during construction with the exception that traffic will be allowed to cross Seacrest Boulevard at 14th Avenue, the 17th and 19th Avenues' area, and 22nd Avenue. When the Seacrest project was approved, City Manager Cheney reported that through traffic would be prohibited, and he thought everybody understood that, but the contract between the County and the Contractor was not written that way. He guessed it would be easier if the City went on record also requesting it. The Police Department strongly urged the City to make the request. There are no sidewalks on one side of the street now, and there will not be any on two sides. City Manager Cheney said there is a lot of construction of piping, ditches, storm drains, water, and sewer. There will - 31 - ~MINUTES - CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOSTON BEACH, FLORIDA JANUARY 20, 1987 have to be some traffic through there, but the City would like to have the ability to get all of the traffic out of there that does not belong there. City Manager Cheney further explained. Vice Mayor Zimmerman asked if that would be the length of Seacrest from the bridge to the north City limits. As construction proceeds to a point where it is dangerous, City Manager Cheney said the City would expect Seacrest to be closed to through traffic in segments. The first segment now is 22nd to the bridge. The City has to see how the construction goes at that point. Mayor Cassandra asked if the east/west road that City Manager Cheney recommended were to give the people living north and south a way to their homes. City Manager Cheney answered affirmatively and added that the roads will be messed up from time t0 time but will be open to get across in half a lane. Vice Mayor Zimmerman moved to grant the request, seconded by Councilwoman Zibelli. Motion carried 5-0. ADMINISTRATIVE None. OTHER None. ADJOURNMENT There being no further business to come before the Council, Councilwoman Zibelli moved, seconded by Vice Mayor Zimmerman to adjourn. Motion carried 5-0, and the meeting adjourned at 9:30 P. M. - 32 - MINUTES - CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYI-~TON BEACH' FLORIDA JANUARY 20, 1987 ATTEST: City Clerk Recording Secretly (Two Tapes)~ CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA - 33 - 12/31/8'6 E CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH PAGE 2 A507' C U R R E N T M 0 N T H C .~ECK # VENDOR ~ VENDOR NAME '-- - ....... 163 ........ 081650 .... HAROLD HERRING .r~ 16~- 112~%50 WARREN KNUTH 165 124590 NORMAN LOLATTE ...... ' .......... 166 ...... 390012 .... MILFORD MANNING " .. 167 '. _390052 .F.. EDWARD MITCHELL 168 .1~6~00 .ALLAN ~YOUIST . . -[ 59 ........... ~2000'8 ...... ~TANLEY" C ~ PORTER: ........ ' ............. 170 182770 LLOYD J. RHODEN 171 [ 9~290 --KEN SNOW 176 020471 BARNETT BANK - WITHHOLDIN 12/01/86 713.23 177 020471 BARNETT BANK- WITHHOLDIN. I2/01/30 702.80 t78 1SO :':.":.:.XDOZ06'-' MVP MUSIC . ..: ,..- 12/02/85- 181 · ;-:~. 032890.. "-CITY OF BOCA RATON. '..]".: ' "., 12/02~86 - 183 202%%2 THE CREDIT UNION OF PALM 12/0%/86 34,173.27 184 032895- CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH 12/05/86 348,227.68 lBb -2055~'7 THE TRAVELERS COMPANIES 12105/95 8~63.-68 '055310 'EQUITABLE LIFE ASSURANCE 12/08/56 12~729.61 . . 580-O~D -'-MONA LD'- '[~'NKO US ................................. 12/08/86 ................. 189 2024.42 THE CREDIT UNION OF PALM 12/11/86 33,172.65 lgO' 0Z0~7t BARNETT BANK - WITHHOLDIN 12/I2/86 192 · :[?['OT~[g ' -"GOVERNMENT FINANCE OFFICI :'. · 22/12/86 ': - [93 .:.::::?:~;:?~::390004...:;?~.NATHANI EL- MCGRADY : ..-: ...::: ~:~>~-~;~ ]:?. :::'::.. [2/I2/86 "......~,.-.. ~ 9 ~~-8279 9-~D~A'~, g'-[~-- HIlL ER.~:JR ;': ...... "::'";: ':~:':':'.-' =I2/I Z/~ 6- '": ..... 195 090108 ICMA RETIREMENT CORP.. 196 210150 UoS. POSTMASTER "-197~ 22292'3-- :-VlrTAL'E-'F IRE- WORKS- CO. 198 '.::~;::'~.;,."':2~383.-?~,'¥TALLAHASSEE HILTON 199. ~.:~;~?:;] 2 026~2 :[~/~[~,"[LTHE CRED I T UNI ON OF PALM _. 200-----~03189'5- '-CITY OF'--BOYNTON-BEACH- ZO1 02047l BARNETT BANK - WITHHOLDI, N 203 136420 MUNIC [PAL POLICE.-. 20% 024730 :'BOYNTON BEACH RETIREMENT 205 062820 FIREMEN'S RELIEF ~ PENSID 206 1.35420 MUNICIPAL POLICE RETIREMENT 207 ....... 202%42 ....... THE' CREDIT UNION OF PALM 208 209 210 - 211 17839 18809 19257 19288 0202,71 032895 090108 21012~6 022,313 063798 560231 600260 BARNETT BANK - WITHHOLDIN CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH ICMA RETIREMENT CORP. ' ' USCM DEFERRED COMP. PRO. BOCA BOOK BINDING FLORIDA TENNIS ASSOC. ARLENE D'AGOSTINO HASCO MANAGEMENT CORP. 12/I2/86 1~921.38 ' 12/t5/86 1,500.00 1-2/17/~ 5- - 3-~ 000~-00~= 12/17/86 .---".. '. 3~+z;:oO?iii~i?;?:. 'z7 ~I9/s 6"'" ::- =~ ~a ~7~''~ 12/19/86 ~5,771.71 12/22/86 ~,705.56 "12/22/86 " ' 8,648.3'67-- 12/21/~6 2,391.64 -:- 12/22/86 .227,719.00 '" 12/22/86 33 ~ 513:90":- " 12/23/96 53~112 12/23/~a 311 ~0~.61 12/23/85 ~575.15 iO/IO/B6 ll.~TCR II/07/86 .... 15,0OCR' ll/21/85 39.0OCR II/21/85 T2.58CR : ~ .v. ~:~ CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH PAGE AS..q7 C U R R E- N T M 0 CHECK ~ VENDOR # VENDOR NAME NTH CHECKS CHECK DATE TOTAL AMOUNT 114 270015 - HENRY ALBERS 115 020~05 ' CONSTANCE BAISH 116 280020 RICHARD BE~N 117 02154-0 A. BEDNARICK "I lB ................ 026480 BUTLER 119 280010 'JOHN BYNES ! 2,"01/B 6 651.00"<~__ 12/01i86 '-- 53.79 ..... -~.2/01/86 . 108o5' 12/01/86 392.71 120 290010 ~': 121' 290005 -i;::;. 033boo 125 ]! 2'6 34`0006 131 '-i0~510 J 132 370013 V 'I33 .... -~-'-'I'I1636-~ .......... 370004 I 370002 ....... I36 ...... =--'=:380007 137 120500 8 138 380002 139 ....... :-380006 140 400002 .. 141 . 160350 "' .... 143 166300 144` 1909~5 ....... I4`5 ---~"'[909~0 ..... 146 -.- 192592 ': 147 : 4`60005 '14~-'--""'202515 .......... 14,9 150 151 152 153 154 155 156 157 158 159 150 161 162 460009 230452 490018 490002 266900 020500 330008 080366 086351 106~5 0 115604 ALE 132780 HAR 194690 02~-q, 28 EDW LES L CASE 12/0'1/86 496.73 Y '~ ~::CE S SNA ....... =7" :;':" :::~-'.':..'::'='T'-: 7:.12,/01/86 7T-! IE CliANTON ..... ' "" '' 12/01/86,''i:.' ':' ' HARRIS 56 ~I4.66 '~ ' ' '550o59 HART L/8'6:.. : ..... HICKS " HOLZMAN ~SON JOHN S TON INIA E. KEISTER L K lNG ERT LAES SER LATHAM IS 12/01/86 12/01/86 - --561-'i9' - 195-33 . !'-"-'::2I 8 gUT;' :- 386.63 : :' Z94.39 ..................... 2 60;88 ......... '2.88-34 3~6.5Z TCHEN; LUCY L. NELSON SA PADGETT SER .................. ' ...... ":'~' ..... P'U FF ER SCHNEIDER ET,--SC HO RR ' SHOOK .:: TENK 'TE P. TINKER WALLACE RTHUR ' WATERS IECHOWSKI ~ RAY RED A. ZWART F~RD ~AXLEY GARDNER AM RD HAMILTON HUDDLESTON GE JUNNIER KUCER MI LL E R DORE SORG ROE. 8OLES ..................................... 12/01/86 .......... I2/OI/86- iz/o,1/s6 12/01/86 12/01/8~ I Z/O I'/86' 12/,01/86 12/01/86 12/01/86 lZ/01/8 12ZOl/a6 12/01/86 1 1/85 1 12/;01/85 12/01/86 12~01/B6 91.28 133.20 -..... :.- Z02.21 : 527.92 168.90 2~3.59 77.13 I ,879.~0 ..... 991%'2 8 874.13 ............. T57;58 I ,000.00 CITY OF BOYNTON ~EACH PAGE · :5~7 ' C U R CHECK ,". VENDOR 1929I -19292 .9588 I9589 I9590 ,I959I 19592 =J9593 ,19596 600454 600455 010t97 010287 012818 013607 .... 013772 014082 014150 016000 .-' 020170 020~0 021530 02'3'649 R E N T M 0 N T H C H-='E~/C---K:'~S ~",' VENDOR NAME CHECK DATE HAGGERTY REALTY~ INC. 11/21/86 JAMES HAMPTON 11/2[/86 AAA GARDEN CENTER 12/05/86 A T & T 12/05/86 JOSEPH ALBERT 12/05/86 ALL FLAG COMPANY 12/05/86 'ALLIED PRODUCTS COMPANY .............. 12/05/86 AMERICAN STATES INSURANCE 12/05/86 AMERtC~N WATER WORKS ASSO 12/05/86 TOTAL AMOUNT ~8oZ4CR 90.65CR 9~5.00 27.16 ~.~0 80.00 '--12,006,'6'~ 6~070.08 15o00 '-;-~HARLIE 'ANDREWS : '= ' ......... - ..... 12/05/86/ ......... 70.20 ......... ATLANTIC HARDWARE INC.' ' " 12/05/86 260.38 .'THE BAKER ~ TAYLOR C~. 12/05/86 355.26' BEANE .EXTERMINATING CO,,, 12/05/86 . '342.00- BLANCHARD MACHINERY -- 12J05/86 -14:.00 .. ' · lARRY BOCK ' ' ' .1-2/05/~6 384.00 -1 I L1 1 L2 '1 I '1 1 '1 1 1 1 15 1 Z 3 '024720.' -8OYNTDN, BEACH CHAMBER oF ' ..024730' BOYNTON BEACH RETIREMENT. -' ..... 02-5588 '"-~ROOKS-FOREIGH IM'PARTS 025610 STEVE ~RUNNER 026~50 -BUSINESS MACHINES~ INC. 0~0185 C.K.'S EOCKSHOP~ INC. 0~028~ CAD ILEAC ENGRAVERS 030289 PEPPER CAIN '032~66 CHICORP FINA'NCIAL SERVICE 03290I CITY OF 80YNTON BEACH 033657 "033658 033659 03366'0 ....... = 0 3366 ~. 033665 033666 033667 033668 033671 0336'72 033673 03~592 034.930 034948 036279 040307 0~,0394 0~,0505 04157 I 042867 0~,2872 CLK. OF CTS-SUP.DEPT.-TROY --'CLK OF COURTS-SUPPORT' OEP CLK OF COURTS-SUPPORT oEP CLK OF COURTS-SUPPORT D. EP CLK -OF ' CTS'SUP'.DEPT-J.~MES CL,~ OF COURTS-SUPPORT OEP CLK OF COURTS-SUPPORT OEP - CL,K~ OF' COURTS-SUPPORT OEP CLK DF COURTS-SUPPORT OEP CLK OF COURTS-SUP.PORT OEP CLK OF CTS-SUP. DEPT.-JOH CLK OF COURTS-SUPPORT OEP COLLINS SIGNS REGGIE COTTL E WILLIAM COUP THOMAS O. CUNN[NGHAM INC. D ~ S PUBLISHERS, INC. DANIELS PUBLISHING CD. DAVIS WATER & WASTE INDUS DEPT. OF PROFESSIONAL REG DI'S ELECTRIC SUPPLY DIVER. SIFi ED DRILLING :-12/05/86 12/105/86 ..... ' 12705/86 12/05/86 12/05/86 12105/86 12/05/86 12/05/86 12/o5/86 12105/.56 .-12/05/86 12/05/85 12/05/86 12/05/86 12/05/86 12/05/86 12/05/86 12/05/85 12105/86 12/05/86 12/05/~5 12/05/96 1Z/05/86 I 2/O 51 86 12/05/86 12/05/8.5 12/05/86 12/05/86 12/05/86 · ' 192.00 2,g55.00 27..16 ........ 120.57 293,.00 ....... 6 g9';'7 Z ..... 41.20 - 86, 5.2 .......................... 27% 00 ..... 36.05 31.05 ....................... 92'~-7'0 ...... 26.00 58.00 100.00 ......... 627.56 g6'~ OD ....... 2,865.54 16,197.60 150. O0 - 97.5~ I2e282.30 ,.-507 CHECK 19637 19638 19639 1964-0 1964.1 1964.2 19643 1964.4. 1964.5 196,%6 1964.7 1965o. ----=19652 19653 196_54. 19656 19657 "19658 19669 19650 19661 19663 ....... 19664. 19665 19666 ........ 19667 19~68 19669 ........ 19670 19671 I967~ I9675 19576 19677 19679 196~I 19682 I9683 19685 196~7 CITY OF 5OYNTON BEACH PAGE CURRENT MONTH CH VENDOR ~" VENDOR NAME 063?63 FLOR[DA 06'3779 A 063780~?FLOR DA' 04.4.550'' JACK DOHENY SUPPLIES INC. 04.6440 JUNE DUNAI ' 04.64.51 JOHN B. DUNKLE 050220 = ED,-~ENE INC. 053595 EIMCO PROCESS E~UIR CO 053900 'EMERGENCY MEDICAL ~ SAFET 0555~9 --'-ERNST a WHINNEY 0~0113 THE FACTORY 0~0115 FAIRCHILD-LOWELL CORP. ......... 062820 ]FI~EMEN'S RELI-E~ ~-'PE'NSIO 0~3000 ":FISHER SCI ENTI~IC 'OF GOVERNME SEL'-TRUCK. ~j I NATION.AL ~ANK. SERVICE ENGINEERS POWER-'E LIGHT S~ATE GOLF ASSOC-' 063798 ": FLO~OA.TENNIS ASS~C .... -063805 '-~E ORIOA'..STATE '-WOMEN ' S 061~556 FORD'S TRAVEL GUIDE'S 061~594 FOSTER MARINE CON'TRACT~RS' "~==--:'066500 .... FUTURA PRINTING' 070012 GRCDA '" 070355 'GALE RESEARCH CC'. '-=:=":071~582 ..... GOOD BOOK S 082710 HIGH TECHNOLOGY 082799 EDWARD G. H!LLERY, JR. 12/05/85 12/05/86 12/05/86 12/05/85 i2/05/86 E C K S CHECK DATE TOTAL AMOUNT -- 32 I93 t86 .. 192 12/~ ...... 12/~ 12/0~/8.5 - 86 86 ..... ~ ...... -79 6 '86 ......... '-' :-: ...... '8'6 :.86 az 86 t,010 86 ....................... 18.5' ?~ ....... 1382807 ..... HILLSBORO COUNTY' SHERIFF' 084.662 HOME SAFETY EQUIPMENT CO. ... 084.680 ..HOUSE 6EAUTIFUL. -' - -12/0'5/86: -', . : ' '" :-086355---T-JOHN" D '-HLIC KA B~E ...................... '== I'2/05/B~ ..... z,s9 I zt 05/8'6 3 .12-/05186 12/05/86-- ........."~ - ' 5 12/0 /86 12/05/85 6 12/05%86 ................. -3'8( 12105/86 55 12/05/85 29] lZ/05/85 ..... 215 12/05/86 209 12/05/8~ 757, 12/05/86 225 12/05/85 750 12/05/B6 12/05/8,5 ' 20 ~z/OSl~ I2/O5/~a ~69 zz/oS/~s 12/~ 5/86 090101 1.8.,4 CORPORATION 090107 tCMA '-'L~3~-090108 ...... 1CMA 'RETIREMENT' ~oRP, '"= 091230 tOEAL PRINTING INC., :- 094.291 IRS LEVY PROCEEDS-EDDIE O ..... -"094.309'-~I NT ER NATI CNA L' GOL F INC~ 094.310 INTERNATIONAL INSTITUTE 0 106~,51 JUNO INDUSTRIES ..... 1104.50 ..... KARSTEN MFG. CORP. 111637 KENNEDY l~ -KENNEDY 112639 KIDSRIGHTS CATALOG 115600 SUZANNE M. KRUSE 120539 LAW ENFORCEMENT TRAINING 120546 LAWMEN'S & SHOOTER'S SUPP 12 ITz+O SALLY LEWIS 122517 LIBRARY OF CONGRESS I22B83 LIQUA-TECH 122905 LESLIE LIVERMAN I 22906 RUTH L[ VERMAN 130335 MAOIGAN'S K9 TRG CENTER CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH PAGE 5 507 ' C CHECK ~ VENDOR R E N T M 0 N T H C-;,H,~:,E.,,~G~K S,- VENDOR NAME CHECK DATE TOTAL AMOUNT 19688 I30342 19590 130581 19691 13095.3 19692 132700 19693 ~ 132715 - 19694- .............. 132757 19695 ! 3468~+ 19696 136420 ........ -19697 .... i' ......... TI %04~3 19698 MAOSEN-BA RR MANSFIELD OIL COMPANY 12/05/8,5 JOE MATTHEWS 12/05/86 'WILLIE RUTH MCGRAOY 12/05/86 MIAMI HERALO -. - 12/05/86 12/05/85 MIK,E, MIC,~AELS ' ...... MIDWEST'" GOLF' INC. ..................... 12/05/86 MOTION INOUSTRIES INC. 12/05/86 MUNICIPAL POLICE 12/05/86 CORPORATION ' 12/05/86 ' 106.1 27.55 ......... 5.202.~2 128.00 67.20 .... 58o50 195.00 27.8,0 61~7-34 -;-NAT"L.iWILOLIFE FEDERATION ...... -12/05/86 :' 1_40473 .',NATIONAL WELDCO .... ~-.-..-:-' 1'2/05/86 19699 . 141700 :'.NEAL-S~HUMAN . .:- .. ' .. 1Z/05/8~ 1~I706 .'"NEWAR~ ELECTRONICS. '~ 12/05/85 30.12 Ig I~1722 -NEWS BANK 12/05/86 1 146~0 ELECTRONIC sUpPLY ' ~2/05/8~ 1 150855 DANIel_ O'CONNELL ' ~ IZ/O_5/85 '"' ~'PACZA RD- PRES S.' CORP *' ' '= '.?'- ....... ? ~2/05/86 -'..160373 PALM BEACH BRAKE E WMEE[ 12/05/86' ': ' ' 120.05 PALM BEACH POST/EVENING T ' 12/0'5/86 ' - .... PAPER ROLL PRODUCTS'" OF FL~ ............ i2/05/86 PERRY PAT T ER SON 1Z/O 5 / 85 """:' 19707 19708' ' ' 160z~25 lDi "v ........ 1-6u %z. 7'" ~19; 1601~55 i9 161513 161705 1'61710 19714 164692 15 .............. 165 303 16 165506 165513 1-65539 ....... 176397 .'0 180398 150~'11 - ~2 180~+15 ~3 180440 ~4- .......... 180-4'6r. :5 180z~96 S.G. PHILLIPS CONSTRUCTOR 12/05/86 PETTY CASH POLICE ....... 12/05/86 PETTY CASH RECREATION 12/05/86 POST~ BUCKLEY~ SCHUH [ JE 12/05/85 P R E-M~ C '"C'ORP '- ....... :]-'-~ ............................ 1'2/05/86 PROFESSIONAL GOLF CAR COR 12/05/86 PROJECT MANAGEMENT INSTIT 12/05/86 P'RUDENTI'A L-=BACHE-- SEC; INC. 12/05/8'6 R.C. SPORTS 12/'05/86 'RADIANT OIL CO. 'OF .PALM B 12/05/8.5 RAI NBO~"P RINT I'NG INC; .................. "t-Z/O 5/86- RAIDER ROOTER SEWER CDRA 12/05/86 160,0~4'51 .................. 132,29 ............ z~8.72. 51~530o13 .................. ':;:'~-=.~"::~i'--:z~8~951- '_. .. 16~00 ' 677'.z~0 RAM GOLF CORP. I2/05/85 RAND I 'ROB CRT'S-- SPORT S.~ RANGER CONSTRUCTION INDUS I2/05/86 I~1,78 .~6 '27 ........ 28 29 I9 30" --~t 973I 19732 19 733 19~34 ...... 19~35 1 36 I 37 .l 38 182780 190181 190190 190399 190401 191094 191098 I91520 I91600 19~95 194697 19~699 196185 RICH MOTORS~, INC, 12/05/86 SCRWTD' BOARD ........ ~ ........... -: ........ 12/'05/86 S ~ S ARTS & CRAFTS 12/05/86 SAL'S 'SPORT SHOP 12/05/8~ SALEM PRESS INC. .... 12/05/85 JOSEPH SCIORTINO 12/05/85 NORMAN SCOFIELO 12/05/85 SEACREST VETERINARY CENTE .... 12/05/86 SEPPALA ~ AHO OF FL.,INC. 12/05/86 SOCIETY OF FLA. ARCHIVIST 12/05/86 S. CENT'~ WASTEWATER TREAT 12/05/85 SOUTHER, N BELL ADVoSYS. 12/05/85 EDWARD D STONE JR & ASSO. 12/05/86 I10./+6 BZ-~Z6Z'~9Z 139'65 ~70.00 " 125.26 3.75 ......... 306~-'0 O- ........... I091520.00 10.00 ........... z~2,979.44- ....... 198.00 2~304.52 I2/31/86 CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH 507 CURRENT MONTH CHECKS CHECK ~ VENDOR # VENDOR NAME CHECK DATE 1973o 1974.0 19741 197~2 19743 19744 1974.5 19746 I974.7 --'19748 .......... :230%50 '-' 19749 19750 :--lgT5 I 197 52 232~.61 '1975~ Z3~635 ~9755 19756 390067 200102 T ~ M GRAPHICS 201430 TAYLOR MADE GOLF C~]MPANY 201580 .:TENNIS SUPPLY 20244-2 :':THE CREOIT UNION OF'PALM 2024~6 -THE SIGNATURE CD. 202560 THORNOIKE PRESS ......... 210093 -U,So CONTAINERS CORP=' 2101~5 USCM DEFERRED COMP. PRO. 221~86 JAMES W. VANCE~ P.A. I2 FORD-SUBARU 231573 : WE ELECTRIC INC.' 85 ]RAT I ON ]"STORE ., LER FERTILIZER CO. .' W3LFF ' ' ' CHEMICAL -COg ......... O BIEGLER V. .CDE~VITT -'_ 'PARENT 19758-- ' ~50026' RAcHEL.TABANO 19759' - ~.600~-1 19760 ........ "-'490059 19761 5b032l I9762 50009I I9753' :::::?600260 19764 600454 19765 600456 'ANN TO~c WOLL EN'WE8ER .... 3OIS PROPERTIES " 1 'HUNTERS RUN 1 :HASCO MANAGEMENT. CORP. ' ....... 1 HAGGERTY REALTY, INC.' 1 ST~'PHcN HART. MAN 12/ .... 19756 ....... -790235 ..... CITY 'OF"-BOYNTON, BEACH 19767 i9768 ...... I9769 19770 I977I 'm-19772 19773 19774, ................ 12/ 005080 Sandra Barnard 12 005081 Vincent J. Barnard ..... -005082 .... ~ameslStaubly "'..' ....... 27 ..... . --12/ 005083 L. Bunch 12/1 005084 'Mc Gee . -12/! ]-005085 -"Bud Bennett .... ' ............ ": ........... 127i 005086 Jerry Loudermik 12/1 005087 'Ed'Knorr 12/1 19775 ..............0'05088 ........ Frank-Jexewski ......... :-- 19776 005089 19777 005090 19778 -' 005091 19779 005092 197 ~0 005093 19781 0101~5 19782 0101%9 19783 01377~ I97~4 013783 197 85 014030 !97B6 014205 19787 014241 19788 014910 19~89 015403 Robert Itell Wiliiam Burger Robert Hunter Danny Jackman III Tommy Harper A--! GOLF CAR SERVICE A-1 INDUSTRIAL SUPPLY INC ALL~.cO FASTNER & TOOL ROBERT K. ALSOFROM~ PH.D. AMERICAN LIBRARY ASSOC. ANCHO2 SCIENTIFIC INC. CHARLIE ANDREWS APOLLO TERMITE PEST CONTR COSTAS ARDDVNIS 12/05/85 12/05/86 12/05/86 86 '85 85 PAGE 6 TOTAL AMOUNT 525.60 400°90 193.00 926~89 .293 20 66; 5 86 6 86 85 12/1 85 12/tZ/86 t2/12/~6 12/12/86 12/12/86 12/12/86 12/12/85 12/12/86 12/12/8~ i2/12/86 12/12/8b 12/12/86 12/12/8~ 12/12/86 218 -59 33 39 31 70 7 .................... 50 120. 6 -':- .... 2-- ..... 7'8'~ 6 80o 85 8a ,+o 32°00 24.00 ............. Z~+-~-O,O ...... 959~60 ~- -" 93 ;003- 215.00 ~32.85 ....... 70~2 0 30.00 -1"2/31/86 CITY 3F BOYNTON BEACH PAGE 7 A507-_ C U R R E N T M 0 N T H C'-H,:E-'C::_K S CH_~CK t,' VENDOR ~ VENOOR NAME CHECK DATE TOTAL AMOUNT 19790 015502 ARMOUR RESEARCH COMPANY 12/12/86 19791 016029 ATLAS PA~TY RENTAL~ I2/i2/86 I9792 015299 AUTO -- ~US I2/I2/8~ IO0.O0 I9T9~ 020~g THE ~A~ER ~ TAYLOR CO. I2/I2/8~ 25.83 1979~ 020~7~ BARNETT BANK 12/I2/8~ 187.50 [9795 021553 PALMDAL E Oil I979=6 02~600 50~EN 'SUPPLY COMP.ANY 1979.7 02~710 BOYNTDN AUTO SUPPLY~ 19798 02~730 BOYNTON BEACH RETIREMENT i2/~2/85 8~731.01 19799 ...... 02~77~ '~-B. OYNTON MEDICAL OXYGEN .......... I2/I2/85 ........ 1BI~O0 I9~00 025595 :BROWARD'PALM' BEACH TRACTO I2/I'2/'86 I33':59 19801 026~,50 BUSINESS ,MACHINES· INC. 12/12/86 ' '10,00 ..... 1'9802 ..... 030506 .... T~-ASTL'E-IN DUS TR IE S'~ -- IN C '~- ...... I~i2786 ......... : ..... 2 t-~-~-B-9 19~0:3 032387 ';CHADWELL & SONS INC ~ 12/12786 223.50 1980~ 032626 ~J LAN I E CHWAL[K 1.2/12/86 106.31 I9805 ...... 032897 ..... CITY OF' ~OYNTON ~EACH -~--"-:~ .......... 'I2/I2/86 19806 033629 A~EN C, CLARK '"'~'~" "' 12/IZ'/86 ~"-: .I9~07 033657 CL~ OF CTS-SUp.oEpT.-TROY I2/I2/8~ 'TN. O0 · '-'igC08..~:-',-''0'33658 "-C'LK'OF COURTS-SUPPORT O'EP '- - 12/I2/88 ............ ; .......... 19~99 033659 CLK OF COURTS-SUPPORT OEP 12/I~./86 I9910 ' 033660 CLK OF .COURTS-SUPPORT, oEP. ~ .. I2/I2'~8-,5- " 86. ~Z ~98 II ......... 033 66~ ..... CLK OF' CTS-SUP,OEPT--J AMES ......... 12/I2/86-' ........... :'--" ' 19~12 0~665 CL'K O~ COURTS-SUPPORT OEP - 12/I2/86' 19~I3 033666 CLK OF COURTS-SUPPORT OEP I2/IZ/85 1981~ --' 033567 CLK OF COURTS-SUPPORT OEP 12/12/86 ................... 27',-00 19815 :033668 CLK OF COURTS'SUPPORT OEP 12/12/86 36.05 19816 033671 CL'K OF COURTS-SUPPORT OEP 12/I2/85 31.05 19S17 .......... 033672' CL'K-OF:-CTS-S, UP.--DEPT.' ~JOH I2/I2/85 ....... .............. I'IB~O .19818 03~592- COLLINS SIGNS " 12/1~/86 '. ~9~19 03~865 CONSTRUCTION HYDRAULICS 0 12/12/86 "'::"': ]'-19820 ............... 03~9~1 ...... COUNTS'"RESCUE EQU['P" tNC'; ............. I2/12/86 ..... 19821 036237 CUES I-NC. ' 12/I2/86 19922 0~0300- D,A. LUBRICANT CO.~ INC. 12/12/85 24 1 :19823-'- 0~0307 "'0 [ S PUgLI. SHERS~ INC..' ............ ~ 2/'12-/ 8 6-'-':7-~ -- ..: ... ~ 82~ 0~508 -DR. JEFFREY DAVIS M.D 12/12/86' ':?:'"'"":'"'-:' '19825 0.~0509 DEBBY DAVIS 12/12/85 - 19826 ......... 0~525 ...... OAY.~T IME~S ......................... 12/1~-/56- ...... ~- ~?' 19927 0~i~18 DE BRA TURF [ INDUSTRIAL 12/1 '2/86 117.~5 I9828 0~1~23 DECORA OFFICE FURNITURE . 12/12/86 6~I.67 19829 ...... 0~l-606 ...... DELRAY-'FI RE EXT~--SERV ICE': ............ I 2/I'2/85 ............... ~'~-]. I9830 OGI613 DELRAY PAINT WORLO 12/12/86 I59.70 19831 0~1620 DELRAY VOLKSWAGEN 12/12/86 19~32 041671 DEPT. OF PROFESSIONAL REG 12/12/86 ............. 50.00 19833 0~1700 DESCD HYDRAULICS CO. I2/12/86 ~9.50 1983~ 0~1706 DETECTOR SE2VICE CENTER 12/12/85 20.00 19835 0~1722 DEZURIK A UNIT DF GENERAL 12/12/85 12~-38 19835 0~4773 DOUGLAS PRODUCTS 12/12/85 188.50 19837 050310 EASY PAY TIRE STORE 12/12/86 1,255.88 I9838 051300 EDWARDS ELECTRIC CORP. i2/I2/86 ...... 1,793~-00 I9839 053850 EMEO COMPAHY~ INC. I2/I2/86 I9540 053900 EMERGENCY MEDICAL ~ SAFET I2/I2/86 . I51.3~ 12f31/86 ~507 CHECK CITY OF 80YNTON BEACH CURRENT MONTH CHECKS PAGE 19841 19842 062820 .......... 063715- 063752 063753 063787 056910 KENT EWING ENTERPRISES, I 060115 FA IRCHI LO-LOWELL CORP,. 0/>1507 EDcRAL EXPRESS CDRP* .... '06278D FINDLEY WELDING SUPPLY 'S RELIEF ~ PENS[O DA DIESEL TRUCK"-~ 'IN MUNICIPAL ,LIABILI PNEUMATIC MANUFAC DA PUBLIC'~ UTILITIES DA WATER & Pi 'ION PIERCE OIL ~FREDERICK ' FRONR ATH CHEVROLET .... . 071576 -- -~-~-~'736 ( 07453~ 075605 12/12/86 12/12/86 12/12/86 .: 12/12/86 · . 12/12/86 . 203-76< .... 12/12/86 19 12/12/86 10.9~ ..... "1'2/I2/85 ~-:-' ........ 1; .... I2/i2/86 AL BINDING CORP, 12112186 AL .TRUCK PARTS INC [:'COMPUTER SUP'PEI ES ............... COAS~ .CHEMICAL .... '..]~[ ]. ' ~ 12/12/86 '.STREAM IRRIGATION SUP 19862 ........ --'075613 :' 07561~ . 080300 COMPANY "[:9865 - -080309 ' -HALSEY~s 19866 080310 HALSEY & GRIFFITH INC. 080365 HAMLI N' S GARAGE -'-T-O 80 434.: ..... HARR I S0 N"C-OM PA NY 081582 HECTOR TURF F. GARDEN 757.35 78,12 Z 10 ,.4 Z .. 165.,20 Z 49 .~4' 6 EAM PRESS INC. - -~' i --.12/12/86 .................... 904;,~53'----~-. MALL CLEANERS 12/12/86 992.53 12/1~/8a 770.33 ~ 0 :.::.':081641 HERE'S FRED GOLF CO. INC, 12/t2;/86 <.. I ....... ~-=0'84620 ...... HOLLY-'ACCUMULATOR-~':ELECT "~ ..... .12/1Z/8:5 19 72 -084693 ROBERT HOWELL I2/12/86 1 090108 IiCMA RETIREMENT CORP..' .... 12/.12~86 "~ ...... 090108 RETIREMENT CORPo ................... 1 091230 PRINTING INC. 12/12/86 12/12/85 962=55 12/12/86 20o00 '12/12/86 2~.70 12/12/86 1~03~'.25. 70,..i :.094Z09' INOUSTRIAL WELDING INC. 12~12/86 . 094250 iiNSTITUTE'"DF'TRANSPORTATI': ............ ~Z/1'Z?/86 ...... ~=:':':"=-"i( 35.00 5CR.'. 1 877 09~Z91 878 094296 1~879 .... 094Z98 19880 094309 1~88t 100208 19882 -I00310 19883 101508 1~ 84 109760 1~ 85 I 86 111580 187 115595 {88 120298 839 120~01 19890 120544 IRS LEVY PROCEEDS-EDDIE D 12/12/86 INTERNATIONAL ASSOC. FOR 12/12/86 INTERNATIONAL ASSOC. OF F " 12/12/86~ INTERNATIONAL GOLF INC, J~ & L FEED E SUPPLY INC. JACK'S CAMERA CENTER JEFFREY ALLEN IMCo JOVAN OFFICE MACHINE 'J:OYCE ENVIRONMENTAL CONSU KELLY TRACTOR CO,, LORRAINE KRUPOWIES LEE LABROTT ' LAKE WORTH FIRE EQUIPMENT DIANNE I_AWES 1 Z/12;/86 12/12/86 12/I2/8~ 12/12/86 t2/12/~5 12/12/86 ...... 12/12/86 6Z.24 15.00 ....... 60; O0 ~-- 145.34 :-~ 42 °25 .... ..... 85-,7 5-~ 886.80 30. O0 995 o O0 ' -: .... 259.00 .-~-~,, 1Z/lZ/8$ 13.00 12/12/86 ................... 45;00 ........... 12/I2/85 55.00 12/12/86 264°57 CITY OF BOYNI'ON BEACH PAGE 9 · 507 -- CHECK = VENDOR ~ ~9~9! 1205~+6 ~_.19892 12172~0 19~93 [22886 19895 130206 "-19897 ........ 13033% 19898 130388 19899 1 305%3 , - 19900 ...... 1305~9 19901 ~ 305~5 .C.U R R E N T M O N T H C H E.C,K S VENDOR NAME CHECK DATE LAWMEN'S & SHOOTER'S SUPP 12/12/86 SALLY LEWIS , '12/12/86 LIQUID AG SYSTEMS~ INC. 12/12/86 LLOYD'S AUTO ELECTRIC 12/12/86 MVP MUSIC · 12/12/86 MACK FINANCIAL CORP. 12/12/B6 ARTURO MADRUGA ..................... 12/12/86 MANSFIELD OIL COMPANY 12/12/85 MARKSON 12/12/86 ~ MART. I N' S"LAMAR ......... · ......12/12/86 .MAURY'S TOOL CHEST 12/12/85 19902 .- 130936 MCDONALD DISTRIBUTORS OF 12/12/86 -1'99 O 3 ..... ' '-~t3'0950---~WIL'L IE'-RUTH MCGR-A DY ........ T ..... ~ .... --1-2/12/86" 19904 130996 MC PRINT INSTANT PRINTING 12/12/83 19905 131682 METRO-TEC~ EQUIPMENT CORP 12/12/8~ ..... 19906 .... ~'1-3176~ --=-MIAM[' E~EVATOR' CO. ................ ~-'- ............ 12/I2/8~ I9907 "-:?':" 132~1 MILLER DODGE I2/i2/86 I9908 13~68~ MOTION-IMOUSTRIES .'INC. I2/I2/85 TOTAL AMOUNT - ' 118,00 .... 20.00 -- 990.35 125.00 1.791.19 ................ 4. 5 5~312.7~ 80.03 ........ Tze ~. o 5'-T-.:T ..... 14.3.75 '. ?.. , .74.3.62,;.::- " '6T~-Z'O '"' .... - 84o21 ; '; ': 74~95" 221.52 ....... 19909' '<'":' 136%00 19910 . 1364.20 -19911 ! 36~25 - 19912 ...... I4.0%36 ~-1 9913 14.04~95 ,r' .991~ 141717 '19915 1~172B 19916 1513.~0 19917 160100 .... 19918 ...... 160323 19919 160350 !~ZO 16035~ :MUNICIPAL' CODE CORP. . ..MUNIC [PAL . POL ICE. MUNICIPAL: SUPPLY & SIGN,.C '-NATIONAL FIRE 'PROTECT ION NATI-IONAL YOUTH SPORTS CO~ .NEWS JOURNAL NEWS AND SUN SENTINEL CO. ODUM'S POTTING SOIL P & G OISTRtBUTORS PACE MEDICAL' EL,ECTRONICS TEREESA PADGETT .- PALM - =-19921 ............ 1-603 7_~- -PALM " 1'992'2 ' 1.60373 PALM '. - 199.23 ' 160383 PALM · ' 1992/+ .......... 160393 ...... PiS, 19925 160~,16 PALM 12/12/86 lZ/12/86 12/12/86 12/12/85 12/1Z/86 12/i2/86 12/12/86 12/12/86 12/12/86 19926 160q-2~ PALM BEACH NEWSPAPER, INC 12/12/86 ,, ....19927 -' 1604.25 .PALM BEACH POST/EVENING T '- I2/12/86 19928 160~4.? PAPER ROLL PRODUCTS OF FL 1Z/12/86 19929 161510 PEACOCK'S RADIATOR SERVIC 12/12/86 ---19930 ......... 161700' -PETTY CASH LIBRARY '= .......... 12/12/86 '~ 19931 151705 PETTY CASH POLICE 12/12/B~ 19932 162750 PICARD' CHEMICAL CO. 12/12/86 1993.3 162798 PIFER INC. ' ...... 12/12/86 ~-19934- 162872 PITNEY BOWES INC, iZ/1Z/B~ .9935 162,703 POSTON'S WORLO OF IDEAS 12/12/8.5 19936 --165315 PRECISION HOSE ~ HYDRAULI 12/12/86 19937 165503 PROF~-SSIONAL EDGE BY CLAV 12/12/86 .... 19938 176397 RoCo SPCRTS 12/12/8~ I9939 '~I80~4.0 RAM GOLF CORP. I2/12/86 1992,0 180~-96 RAVAGER CONSTRUCTION INDUS 12/12/86 199z~1 181577 RADIO SHACK 12/12/8-5 --260.70 .................. 2~-.00 195.00 4.92,. 20 ...... 4.4.2. O0 ........... 78.00 36.25 ............. 360;00-= 14'1=5 3 "::' BEACH CHAPTER-FLA SO 12/12/86' BE AC H'"AUT 0 :'PARTS ........................ i 2/12/8,5 .............. BEACH BRAKE'& WHEEL 12/12/86 288.58 BEACH 'DAILY NEWS -.. 12/t.2/8~ 52.07- CN TY'~ C IT Y' MAN AG EMEN ....... .'-' '12/12/8.6 ........... .~q BEACH LINCOLN MERCUR 12/12/86 1~.0.72.J/!:'' 110.20 33.60 126.95 36~. 10 126.00 118.33 2~+0.23 32.00 27.89 12131/86 CITY ASO? C U R R E N T CWECK ~; VENDOR ~ VENDOR OF 50YNTON BEACH MONTH CH NAME E C K S CHECK D~TE PAGE 10 TOTAL AMOUNT 199~2 181583 19943 1.'31600 I gg4, g 182783 19945 191515 I9946 Igl?O0 1994T 191955 19948 ........ 192760'--7-=-5i ! 199~9 193910 19950 194300 ....... 194694 -' 1 ._:_. 194.715 ! 53 :::: ::' '! 19 55 I 56 I 1' I 65 t 1 ! ! 1 I T3 1 1 76 '' 1' 78 1 79 1 980 19991 199 2 19983 19984 19985 19986 19987 19998 19989 19990 199Q1 19992 196015 196032 201516 201580 .... -201590 ...... 2 01.750 20244,2 ..... 20254? ....... 204.680 205410 210146 216415 U~ 222.?94~ 2 2~.'588 .......... 230~50 230~.51 23178.0 ' - 2 34-625 .... 234700 2 ~4701 " 270033-' 280059 3000~-3 330028 32~0059 370038 390002 3g0282 390083 420022 4.40053 460029 ' ' ~,9005 9 510003 ''REEVES COMPANY, IMCo RELIABLE REPROGRAPHICS R :CKYJS OIL SERVICE S .:ACREST PHARMACY HARDWARE CO.- INC. MFG., INC' 12/12/86 12/12/86 12/12/86 12/,12/86 12/12/86 12/12/86 1 192.10 ! ':.::.. ~D SMIOO :ONCRETE CORP. FLORIDA MACK TRUCKS MILL CREEK PROOU ~AFETY SUPPLY INC. 'OF FLORIDA? ....... J' ' DF F. LORIO~ FLORIDA 12712/86 ........................... 12/12/86 1 12/12786 12/12/86 :-- - 12/12/8.6 - .- 1,021,20 12/12/86 '~40.21 104.00 462o00 ..... 4~52<--..?-~- :NC: ................... ,GE . , :S SUPPLY s: ........................ -i ..... 1~-:" -_1' )NIX !NC .... 12/12/85 :REDIT UNION OF PALM 12/12/86 ~ THOMPSON -' '12/12/96 CHID'S 12/12/85 AIL FORD. TRACTOR CO. 12/12/86 /RAVF_LERS COMPAN-IES .... 12/12/86 M OEFERREO COMP. PRO. 12/12/8.5 VERSAL BEACH SERVICE 12/12/86 I'NG OFFICE PRODUCTS 12/12/86 UNTEER FIREFIGHTERS FU 12/12/86 'C F MEMBERSHIP REN'EWA 12/12/86 ' WALLACE FORD-SUbARU ........ : ....12/12/86 I'5'~'0~ 12..95. 44.0°00 -5,022.18 4,615.15 6BO.O0 2'60.00 ~ T. IERNAN 12/12/86 AUTO STORE. i2/12/86 ,I.J.A. WOLF 12/t2/86 -WORTH CHEMICAL & PAINT CO 12/12/86 WORD PERFECT CORPORATION 12/12/86 JOSE ALFARO 12/12/86 MARK O. BOBICH 12/12/~6 C' NORMAN OOUGLAS. 12/12/86 PATRICIA M. GREENE 12/12/86 VIRGINIA HALPIN 12/12/86 NANCY KLEIN 12/12/85 MOODY JR,,~ WILLIE 12/12/85 ELIZABETH HCMINAMEN 12/12/86 WALLY M.& JORS 12/12/86 JANE M. NO~THUP 12/12/85 SAMUEL PAYNE 12/12/85 DANSEL EOLLI NS 12/12/86 HICHAEL F. TAYLOR 12/12/~6 ELEANOR WOLLENWE2ER 12/12/85 MICHAEL S YURA 12/12/85 926.32 24.9.2 f -.- 35.00 ................ 54.0';3:6 262.21 207~7 38.10 247.47 <.. 22~7.05 51~. 26 215.18 312.13 208.02 624.88 ¢-12/3t/86 CITY OF 80YNTON BEACH PAGE I1 ~ CH ECK CURRENT MONTH CHECKS VENDOR # VENDOR NAME CHECK. DATE TOTAL AMOUNT -19993 19994 19995 19996 19998 -'19999 20000 2000I ..... 20002 Z0003 20006 20007 200!2 20,0~3 ZOO 16 ....... 790236 -CITY OF ~OYNTON BEACH ..... 12/12/86 790237 CITY OF BOYNTON BE~CH 12/12/80 010321 ABLE LAWNMOWER SALES AND 12/19/8b -'- 010903 TITLEIST GOLF DIV. 12/19/85 011608 AEROPTICS · [2/19/86 013720 --- ALLEN INSURANCE AGENCY 12/19/85 - '013772 -]-'"ALLIED--PRODUCTS COMPANY ......... 12/19/86 013773 ALMAR CHEMICAL CO. INCo 12/19/86 013918 AMERICAN BANK NOTE CO. 12/19/86 .... ='014150 '--~-'AMERICAN' WATER WORKS ASSO .:,.01~Z~i ':cHARLIE ANDREWS "''-12/19/8612/29/86 · ii.:i~:: 015502 ' -'ARMOUR.. RESEARCH COMPANY 12/19/86 "?~:::?II 015 f0 I~-SGROW----FEOR'~ DA--'COl-= ..... ' ""' -1-271-9786 o, t6ooe -'-ATLANTIc HA~D~.~RE ~NC'. ' 'tZ/Zg/86 020170 -'BTB AUTO- PARTS, -INC.- 12/19/86 'HE---BAKER--E TAYLOR- CO.- -'T:-i~--I2/I9/86- 204,-~0 ~A'KER & TAYLOR 'CO. ~'Z/19/85 8ASS~ BAND DIRECTOR 20~90 '~OB BARNETT. BAND .................... 021530. BEANE EXTERMINATING OZI700 .BETHESDA MEMORIAL HOS.PITA' _. I2/19/86 ....... O'ZZ 869 ...... MARGARET "BI~T- CIO ': 024590 THOMAS ~OUREGY ~ CO. OZ~TIO -~OYNTON AUTO SUPPLY, INC. 12/19/85 ........ 02~720 "50YNTON 5EACH CHAMBER OF 12/19/8~ .OZ~T3O BOYNTON BEACH RETIREMENT I2/19/86 0247~0 BOYNTON BEACH RETIREMENT 12/19/86 ............... 7~'~70 898.16 I~0~6oz~9 671.19 75.00 23,697.00 ................ 9~993~'55 I ,006.00 3,519.q-5 ...... 271,00 .......... 70.20 110.69 261.91 12/19/86 . 25.00 . 12/19/86 .......... T ...... FI95;-'O0 .......... 12119/86 .... 25.00.. 150.00 32.10 68~-.22 ..... : ..... 1', 375 o OD ......... 8 tlq. 8.36 9 ....... 0 Z 5597 "T---SRO WN E'- WOOD" .......... ~ = ......... = .........:" 1Z/19/86 ...... ~-7':50 iO'O0;O0'' '-''~-- 025611 - ERNEST G-BROWN 12/19/86 ....... 25.00 025620 ,qRUNO AUTO CENTER, INC. 12/t9/86 ...... ' 1,802.83 '.."..' 6 ~50"~BUS i N ESS "MAC HI N ES ,- ' IN C~ ............... I-2/19/86- ........... "---- 3 ~'008-;'00~' :":' '~': .... 03'0201 C.IHOMAS AHRENS~INC. - '12/t9/86 8~Z.O0 ' 555 tl - ZOOZW 030ZO3.__.=~A P ~ ~N PALM BEACH - zooz -:- ..... ...... 1'2I!9/85- ~ ................. 12/1~/86 ' ' ~22.22, .'' 20027 032626 .JEANIE~' CHWALIK 12/19/86 ':"' .... 3~9.33:"':':~ ' 8'-- ...... 032890- -'CITY 9 032893 lO 032898 - 2003 1 .... 032901 .... -C[TY 20032 033657 CLK OF 20033 033658 CL:~ OF ' ZOO3~, '03365 9 CLK OF 20035 033660 CLK OF 20036 0 3366Z~ CLK OF 20037 ........ 033665 CLK OF 20038 033666 CLK OF 20039 033667 CLK OF ZOOAO ' 0336~8 CLK OF 200~1 033671 CLK 200~2 033672 CLK OF- DOC A-'-RATON ......................... I2/I9/85 CITY OF B.B.-FIREM4N"S ~E i2/i9/86 CITY OF 80YNTON BEACH-RET 12/19/86 OF' ' ~,OYNTON BEACH ............. I Z/19/86' CTS-SUP.DEPTo-TROY COURTS-SUPPORT DEP COURTS-SUPPORT OEP COURTS-SUPPORT OEP CTS-SUPoDEPT-J AMES COURTS-SUPPORT OEP COURTS-SUPPORT OEP COURTS-SUPPORT DIP COURTS-SUPPORT DiP COURTS-SUPPORT OEP CTS-SUPo DEPT. JOH 12/19/~6 lZ/19/86 12/19/86 12/19/85 12/19/86 12/19/86 12/19/85 12/19/85 12/19/85 12/19/86 1Z/19/86 8Z:~ 02 5-gUO--':~-- 257,525,00 ~.62,356. O0 -55-'&'7 7--= ..... 7~.00 37.00 ..... 41.20 86.52 73.50 '-' ~-Z .00 ...... q. 2oO0 27.00 '" 36'~ 05 31.05 66.70 CITY DF BOYNTON BEACH PAGE 1Z :507 C U R CHECK ~ VFNDDR t.~ 200~3 -'033673 ZOO %4 0 33 705 20045 034672 20046 034930 20047 036237 20048 O~1423 - --20049 ...........041 425 20050 042867 20051 044550 ..... 20052 ........ T?-0~773 20053 ' ' "046~5t 0z+6~53 Z0056 0555~9 060~50 t59 ... 062820 t59 "'062820 )61 )62 )63 )64 )65 .... 2'~ )66 20 )67 20 )73 20074 ---200 75 20076 20077 ..... -~0078 20079 20080 ....... Z0081 20082 20053 200~ 20095 20085 200B7 200~8 20089 20090 20091 20092 063715 063720 064647 065610 '~-z:.~-070002 071551 071565 .... 071589 '-- 073601 .::. 075396 075610 075614 ' 080294 080 306 080434 081700 084620 ..... 084693 086363 090091 090101 090107 090108 093726 094291 09429~ 094295 094343 iO0310 RENT MONTH CHECKS VENOOR ~IAME CHECK DATE 'CLK OF COURTS-SUPPORT OEP ....... CLUB CAR -, CONGRESSIONAL QUARTERLYt .; [E COTTLE . ]: OFFICE FUR NI'TURE- IC SUPPLY SUPPLIES INC. PRODUCTS . i ........... T--; ............ DUNK LE-Ct:ER.~ OF · OD~E--SC-Hq~ & WHINNEY FBI NATIONAL ACA'D 12/ ' PR OTECT I ON ' PUB! 'I C'A T S RELIEF'& PENSIO ' ' 'S RELIEF' &~ PENSID DA '.L-E AGUE OF-CI T I E S DA DIESEL TRUCK ~ IN 12 DA' EAST COAST RAIL'WA .- '12/ INTELLIGENCE UNIT?"! ....... FIBERGLASS CR.A TtNG FR I EOLANO-ATTORNEY ,3 INDI NG CORP. ~L TIRE SERVICE )W EQUIPMENT SERVICE. I ;RUMMONS PRINTING ....... 12 .FSTREAM LUMBER CO. 1 ~REAM MALL CLEANER'S 12/ K, HALL & CO. I2/ [RISON COMPANY 12/ ETT PACKARD 12/ HOLLY ACCUMULATOR & ELECT 12/ :_. RoBERTF- HOWELL ............. lZ/ MACHINE SHOP I PARCO SCHOOL I2/ CORPORATION 1Z/ f86 6{ i.'.2,8 0 '86 32 "86 3,9 571. '86 i0 ~86 '.'"', 71 19 / 8 ~ ........... ' ' ':: ':' "" 19/86 1 19/86 57~ 19/86 ........... 19786 85 19/~6 19/86 '' 3,733 lC,MA ICMA RETIREMENT CORP. ILLINOIS COOPERATIVE CONS IRS LEVY PROCEEDS-EDDIE D INT'L ASSOC OF ELECTRICAL INTL ASSDC OF ELECTRICAL INTERNATIONAL PRINTING JACK'S CAMERA CENTER 12/19/86 125 12/19/~6 1,93f 12/19/86 ....... 3C 12/19/95 62 12/19/86 3C 12/19/86 176 12/19/86 835=00 12/19/~5 155.~'8 "j::::i~--:;:< 0 8 ' -z 2/31/86 CITY 3F BOYNTON BEACH PAGE 507 '- CqECK m CUR VENDOR 20093 101506 20094 101623 ~0095 101625 20096 104602 20097 10~760 20098 110450 20099 .... 115595 20100 120402 2OI01 120~60 ..... 20102 ........ I20538 R E N T M 0 N T H- C?-H';E-:C'.K S VENDOR NAME CHECK D&TE TOTAL AMOUNT ., JEFFERSON DAVIS MIDDLE SC "' 12/19/-~5 MATTHEW JENSEN~ B~ND DIRo 12/19/86 25°00 ERIC JENSEN 12/I9/~6 2113 o O0 · JONES CHEMICAL i2/19/8~ JOVAN OFFICE MACHINE 12/19/86 ~II.6I .]::.~-":~. KARSTEN MFG. COR~. ' 12/19/86 .... LORRAINE KRUPOWIES ..................... 12/19/86 ................ I3,00-- ' - LA~E WORTH HIGH SCHOOL 12/19/86 350.00 I_ANTANA MIDDLE COMMUNITY I2/I9/88 200°00 '"~L:~AHMEN~' S""z 'l SHOOTERS SUPPL ........ 20103 121561~ "~ES£O INC, ~..' :..'- .... 12/19/8~ 121681 LESCO /~--.. 20iOZ~ ..: . , ':::.ilia?'::':.::...: 12/19/86 --20~-05 ....... I'Z 17~O---:-:SA'L EY--EEW ~ ....... ' - ............... ~"'~ ~"" ~- -I-2/I9286 20106 122515 'LIBR~RY.DF CONGRESS ~ ' 12/19/86 201 1303~+.2 -'"MADSEN-BARR CORPORATION 12/I9/86 --~OI ..... ]]--I30936 ........ MCDONALD 'DISTRIBUTORS' OF ~ ......... I'2/19/86- 20109 130950 -~FL~[E RUTH MCGRADY IZ/ID/B6 27.00 72,176.38 20110' --20111 .20112 20113 .Zot 16 '~20116 20118 .... 20~I9 20120 131588 WM~ Mo MERCER-MEID,INGER 12/19/85 ..... 1'32700 .... MIAMI'- HERALD ................................ 12/19/86 ...... ¥-- ................ 14gz~'o--~- 132756: MIDWAY GARDEN CENTER 12/19/~ 319.00 1327~'2 -MILLER- C ME[E~-A. SSQC..IN-C. .. t2/19/86 .. ~3~78~.00 - - ........ I~279Z-:-'BARBARA MILLER ................... I2/I9/86' I~701 MOTOROLA INC. '~2/I'9/B5 1~55~.~6 " ~2~ .MUNICIPAL POLICE 12/lg/8~ 136~20 MUNICIPAL POLICE ........... I2/I9/85 1~390 N=A.D.A. APPRAISAL GUIDES I2/19/86. 1~0~1 NATIONAL .GOLF FOUNDATION I2/i9/86 IO0. O0- I~05'20 -NEC INFO'MAT.ION "SYSTEMS, 20121 1NI?O1 NEPTUNE METER CO, · '7-20I~Z ......... --I4172 B" ---:-'I~EWS'' AND':-SUN- SENT'INE['. ¢'0~ 20123 144602 N. SHORE COMMUNITY HIGH S 201211 14~,6t& JANET NORTHROP, BAND DIRo.. ";-~-20%25 ..... .t z~6~,4.O .... NURM-I ~ELECTR ON IC--SUPP 20126 1~6555 '~IT I NG ENGINEERS . 20127 151~I0 ODOR CONTROL SYSTEMS -20~8 ..... 1-6038I ...... -PALM 20129 I~0392 P.B. COUNTY SOLID WASTE A 20I~0 160~IT PALM BEACH COUNTY WATER U -201'31 ....... 160~+32 ......... PALM 20132 160471 PARENTS CHOICE FOUNDATION 20133 161585 PENINSULAR ELECTRIC DIST. 20134 I52~.07 ........ PHILLIPS AIR COMPRESSOR I ....... ~'~,0135 162750 PICA~D CHEMICAL CO. 20136 162799 PIFER INC. Z0137 1~288[ PITTS ~NG[NE g TRANSM[SS[ 20138 16~700 PORTER 'PAINT CO. 20139 16~707 POWER E PUMPS INC. 201~0 176293 QUALITY BOOKS INC. '-' 201~1 176296 QUALITY INN 201~2 176397 R.C. SPORTS BOLT -~-"NUT-INC 12/19/85 15.00 12/19/86 ......... 575~-00--= ..... 12/19/86 173.70 12/19/~5 59.66 12/19/85 286.75 t2/19/86 89~. 8& I2/I9/86 I2/I9/85 ._ i:~:~:-:: .. '!. ':..~:~ CITY 'DF BOYNTON BEACH '-50,7 CURRENT MONTH CHECKS CHECK ~ VENOOR.," VENDOR NA~E CHECK DATE 20143 181579 20144 181583 20145 154679 20146 190399 20114? 1904`39 20148 1904%2 20149 191100 20150 19t525 2015l 191591 20152 ' - lg1600 201:53 191631 RE~L ESTATE DATA, INC. REEVES COMPANY, IMCo :RORABECK'S PRODUCE SAL'S 'SPORT SHOP SANTALUCES' HIGH SCHOOL BA -.' SANI-AiR SERVICE ' SCOTTY' S SEARS, ROEBUCK F. CO. SELF HELP FOR HARD OF HEA S'EPPALA F.. AHO OF FL..,INCo SECtJR. ITY SYSTEMS, INC. 20].5% 192803 .:.,iSIRSI CORPORATION ....... 20-1-55 ............ 1-9~'9! .... SOUTH'-"COU NTY --C OUNC'Ii---OF--G--~' 20156 20157 - 201-58 20159 20160 ...... ZO161 201bZ Z0[63 19%694` SOUTH FLORIDA MACK T~L~CKS 194703 SOUTHc N BELL TELEPHONE 1'9~713 -~i]7-SDUTHEA ST ERN :" MUN IC IPAL SU 19~5 SOUTHERN MILL CREEK' PRODU ~ 9~7~0 .SOUTHERN ORNAMENTAL 194811 ..... SPEEDY SAFETY SUPPLY 'INC. 196212 STROEB~ ZINE [ ASSOC. I96392 .WILLIAM SULLIVAN - -' '12/19/86 12/19/86 12/19/86 12/19/85 12/19/85 12/19/~6 12/19/86 12/19/B6 12/19/86 12/19/86 12/I9/8~ '/86 7'i-2-/ "8:5- 12/ 12/1-9/86 PAGE 14 TOTAL AMOUNT .... · 20I 64 20165 20166 20187 20168 20169 'ZOITO 201.7t 20172 - --'-Zl:II-Y-3 20174 20175 869. 330, 6,6%~ /86 _; 12/19/86 "- 12/19/8~ .............. 12/19/86 12/19/86 201515 :'TEEN ........ ~ ...... 12/19/86 202623 TRDY-FAIN INSURANCE INC. :~ .12/19/86 204688 '.JOHN TDRTORICI 12/19/86 205~10 -'TRAIL FORD TRACTOR CO. - ' I2/19/86 205598 TROPICAL CHEMICAL CORP. 12/19/85 2101%6 USCM DEFERRED COMP. PRO. 12/19/85 ZIOIBO "TU'.S.~'PDSTHASTER ............. Zt0151 U:, S. POSTMASTER 221486 JAMES W.o-VANCE~ P°A-° "-ZZ~50'Z'-----'~A~7r WATERS'-'~--RDGERS ' 222'79~ VIKING OPFICE PRODUCTS 230z~%7 RICHARD S. WALKE. 2 .... 29'o 09 '. ................ 12: ............... 325~55 ........ 775,00 .................. 12/19/8:5 ................ ~' ..... 12/19/~5 50. . . .-' 12/19/86 '.' - 1, 12/1'9/8'6 12/~9/86 221~6 12/19/85 266 ....... 20-I-76' ~2-30%66 "-? ~AL-TON COTTREL'L "ASSOC. ' ............ 12/19/8:6 --5 -- .... 7-'~2. 20177 231900 LOGAN WHALEN 12/19/86 20178 232800 WILSON SPORTING GOODS I2/i9/86 ...... ~01-79 "~666 ....... '~WOOD~URY -'CHEMICAL C~g .................... I2/[9/88 20180 235~9~ ANGELA Y WRIGHT 12/19/88 20181 2~i 59~ XEROX CORP. I2/I9/8~ 20182 2~1520 'ZEE MEDICAL SUPPL'IES ': 12/19/85 20183 270032 ANN AGDLIO 12/19/8.5 2018~ 280008 ARTHUR BLACK 12/i9/86 20185 300050 BILL DE BECK 12/19/85 20188 310015 RABBIT EOWARDS 12/19/85 201.87 350001 ROBERT [MEL 12/19/86 20[88 3~0007 CHARLES JONES 12/19/85 20189 380035 NICHOLAS LUC ENTE 20190 39003~ KEVIN MCGOWAN 12/19/86 20191 3900~0 JOHN NIR~ NDO 12/19/86 20192 ~50008 R:O~ERT J. SHAW 20193 ~50021 SAM SHELTON 12/19/85 25'00 ......................... 15'3 "-7--.LL. 187.26 758.4,0 75.8~ ? .... 359.92 281.65 -2 7~. 57': IS.DO 230.49 388.66 CITY OF BOYNTON SEACH PAGE 15 CURRENT MONTH CHECKS VENDOR 0 VENO0~ NAME CHECK DATE TOTAL AMOUNT iAso? - CHECK ~ 20194 450085 20195 Z, 90035 ~ ' 20196 49005 9 20191' 530233 - - 20198 53022,9 20199 20200 ...... 530251 20201 530 252 . 20202 530253 .... 2020~ ..... 5~0190 JAY SPENCER ' ' 12/19/86 1,333.78 CYNTHIA WILSON 12/19/85 332.06 ELEANOR WOLLENWEB~R 12/19/85 27.00 JOSEPH P. ALDRIDGE 12/19/55 -- 23.01 MANIqUE AHMEO 12/19/85 1.49 KMVIN K. ALBR[GHT 12/19/8~ 12.3~ ANTONIO ALFANAOOR - 12/19/88 ........ 30~00 M. J. ANDERSON 12/19/86 16.70 ANNE MARI~ MOTEL 12/t9/8~ 68.50 - -iBQY N~ON ~AKES ............... I'2/I9/85 ......... BOYNTON SUNNY SOUTH 12/I9/85 ~.~0 20205 52~0695 S, BABMORAO - 12/19/86 . 23.00 :;' --2'0'20'6 .... 20207 20211 ..... 202,12 20213 20214 - -20215 54,0 697 540698 54.0699 ;/'54.0?00 54.0701 540702 550209 WILLIAM BANTHER -DAV:IO BARKER ~'-'7 M YR ~L'E:-BE R BA UM SHANE 'BLA ESE ROBERT BOOZER --ELIAS H'. 3UTLER CUMMINS CONSTRUCTION , 1 Z/19/86 9,4.0 ..... 1Z/19/86 27.05 ......... ; ....................., I2/1'9/85 ' . .-. .'12/19/86 : ,.. : 12/19/8~ ' . . . 10'95 ............. ':'' 12/19/85' .......................... . 550~51 CLUB M_EAOOWS ....... 550461 ....... GEORGE 'CULVERH~USE 550580 CEDAR WOOD CONSTRUCTION 550588 LOUIS CALABRESE 20218 ...... 550589" 'sAR,AH H. CALDWELL 20219 ..... 550590 JERRY CAPODIEC I 20220 55059I KAREN CARNEY ........ 20221 ...... 7:-550592 ..... CHRISTOPHER ,CHARLEBOI S 20222 550593 GERALD CHARLTON ' 20223 55059~ RAY, MONO E. CHRISTIAN 2022~-:- -550595 ....... C'I~ CONSUMER' SER.DF 20Z25 '550596' WALTER COREY 20ZZb 550597 ANTONIo CRIVELLONE ~ 20227-'~--~T5505~8 EUGENE'-' P. CARLETTA 20228 ' ' '560252 MILLION DANEKER ~ 20Z29 560321 OU BOlS PROPERTIES .... 202_30 .... 560410 .... PHILIP-DANILC'HUK ~ ¢ 2023I 560%II MARY DAVIES~ ESTATE" 12/t9/86 63.80 . !2/1.9/86 377.75 ! 2/19/86 ..... :-'-~- ..... ~-"23 JO0 ""'~-'-~ 12/1'9/85 95.:50 12/19/~ tz.4.9 1Z/19/$.$ ....... '4.5.50 12119/86 34..2 5 1 Z/I9/85 ................ I0~'6 5r~'7-7-'' 12/19/86 3. O0 !2/19/B6 - ' ... 6~,.75 ' i- 2 / 1'9 / 86 ' ............. I06~'~-~ 12/-t9/86 3'00 12-/t 9 / 8 a12119/86 ".. ...... - ' ~.. '~_]'-' 50~ O0 -:~V".A 5 .. 50:?~:: ~t:- ::. tZ/lg/Ba 133.20 ' ' .............. I 2/I9186 ...................... ~5-J50 ...... 12/19/86 32.~ 70' 20232 560412 JOHN M. DECKER 12/19/86 4.8.00 ..... 20233 -~'-5604.13 ...... ~-TERES~-"DE GIORGI-7i ....... ] ......... '-:, ................ 12/19/86 ~-0¢~00~ .... ! .......... 20234 56041~ RICHARD DELFYETTE 12/19/86 7.22 20235 550415 JEAN OESI R' 12/19/86 50.00 20236 - 550~t5 EDMUND C. DICKERSON 12/19/8~ .... 25~50 - ..20237 560417 DEAN J. QICK~ANN 12/19/85 ZOZS8 570135 SHERWOOD EAKER 12/19/85 25.93 20239 570136 ANNE M. EOMONDS 12/19/86 -"27~4'8 ............ 202~0 570137 3ERN& RD EFFMAN 12/19/86 25.50 ~,-~, 202~1 570138 STANFORD E,. 5ISENBERG 12/I9/85 Z~.Z5 20242 . 570139 MICHELLE EMERY 12/I9/~-5 ' '18.7~' ......... 20243 5701~0 CCURTNEY C. EVEKSLEY 12/19/85 6.75 20244 580189 FEC~ I~qC. 12/19/86 155.7~ C U R CITY OF BDYNTON BEACH RENT MONTH CH VENDOR NAME E C K S 2024,5 2024,6 2024`7 20248 2024,9 20250 "20251 20252 20253 .... 20 20 5 20258 - 20259 580349 580350 580351 590329 590622 590423 590425 590~28 ......... 590~27 590~28 590629 59043i 590432 .... ---2i02 6-0 -T-6 00091 202 b 1 · 60GZ60 DAN Lo FREEMAN BERNARO FREEDMAN LAURI FRUTH 'GREENWICH LUXURY HOMES 'FREDERICK GASY - EUGENE GALt. AGHER '-~tONATHAN GANTNER ............ WALTE~ R, GIL~ ;~HARL ES GILLIS . '-AR N 0 LD -'GO L 0 F A R B .................... FRANK GONZALES ..- [2/19/85 ;'R E'E~:E~: ' '';=~:'', ' ''' ---GREENTREE PLAZA-LIFT STA, t2/19/86 MtCH~EL GR INAGE [2/t9/86 -'-- ~T ERE~RUN HASCO MANAGEMENT CORP. .. PAGE 16 12/19/86 12/19/86 12/19/8,5 ' 12/19/86 ": ..... 12/19/86 12/19/86 12/I9/86 12/19/85 ~.5.50 3.66 '~7.'70 3.00 ~5o50 12/191~6 ...................... ~.-, 2,0252 600466 PETER HALLOCK 12/1~/85 · "20262 ..... ~--~-00466 --PETER--,-FfALLOCK ";"": ';"' :~-=:~ ............. 12/19/8~ 12/19186 I2/19/8.5 I2/Ig/86 12/19/~6 12/1<)/8.5 12/19/86 I2/I9/8~ 12/19/86 I2/I9/86 IZ/19/8~ tZ/19/8.5- 2.0 263.. 600~67 20264 600468 ---20265 ....... 600469 20266 600~70 20267 606471 .... 20268 ..... 60~72 2'0259 600z~73 20270 610230 '-' 2:0271 ..... T620214 20272 620~15 ~0273 62021~ ~--~027~ -620217 20275 6302~3 20276 63029 5 .W& R.. HANSHUMA. KER ...:.. 12/19/85 .EDWARD HAUPTMAN 12/19/86 ...... MARY '- HAYES ....................................... 12./19/85 MON~CA HEYSON ' 12/19/86 WILLIA~~. HILL 12/19/8`5 ....... GARY 'HO F'FMAN ..................... : ........... 12/t9/86 ". 12/19/85 .... CHESNEE=JUL t A ............. :- 1271=9785 -DOROTHY KRYCK 12/19/85 BRENDA KAUTS 'H, N. K[RKPATRICK NEWTON C. KLINE ,.?,.. :----W [LETAM'-C; KLI'NGENS'M[ TH BOYD KOHL HELEN KUCIA NANCY KUHN ................. LA PLANT ADAIR LAKES OF TA~A DEr. CORP. AL5~TE LAFAYETTE ROBERT LANZER LARRY'S CHEVRON -ALAN LEE ....................... WAR&EN J, LINK, MARY A, LODISE CARMEN [OPEZ ................ I2/I9/85 M, J, LUNSFORD I2/19/86 JEFFERY M, LIGGIO 12/I9/8~ .... ~Z0277 ...... 630296 20278 630297 20279 630298 ....... 202~0 ....... 630299 202.51 630300 20252 630301 -" 20283 630302 2,0284, 64,034,4 2.0285 6~0~4~5 20286 64035~ 202~7 6~55 20288 660356 20239 6~0357 20290 6~358 20291 20992 2C293 2029~ 64036] -:::'.177 ~ 50 4.60 1.24 4-5.50 1.I5 11.90 .... =c:'::- -! .... ;. ':.:-:.:: ;',' ,:i. z :: ..... s "": '27..91' ~5o 50 3°00 22.25 61.08 IZ,O0 16.04 50.00 45°50 102.35 CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH PAGE i7 C~ECK C U 2 R E N T M ON T H C H E C K S VENDOR ~ VENDOR NA~E CHECK DATE TOTAL AMOUNT 20295 550577 20295 650795 20297 650800 2G298 65080I 20299 650802 20300 650804- 203:31 650805 20302 650806 20303 650897 20304- ...... 650808 20305 650809 650810 '650811 203 OB 660093 20309 660 132 203 t0' 203 1I 20312 MERRI LL"LYNC H ............ 12/19/8-6 GEORGE MOENERT . 12/19/86 MARIE MARTHELLY 12/19/85 LARRY MELEAR 12/19/85 DEBORAH M.o MENTEN 12/19/86 MAR ILYN MINORS 12/19/86 -LUIS MORALES ..................... 12/19/86 RUTH MOORE 12/19/85 MARIO.A. MUDANO 12/19/86 '~'HIL DE 'MUELLER .......................... 12/19/85 HANS:~. MULLER .............. 51~'83 32,35 11,90 28,63 26.59 5.02 . ..... 3-20 O' 12.40 23.58 .......... ' ' ........ 3'00 .......... 33+50 :. 'JOSETTE MAC DONALD - 12/19/86 ~-R~ US:S- TM%"'-GUFF ....................... ~ ........... i'2/1:9/86 "- 'NORMAN HOMES, INC. ' 12/19/85 --CYNTHIA NORTHRUP- - 12/19/~5 ....... 670111 ....... ROBERT O' 8RI EN .......... : ................ ---.-T ........ I2/19/86 670112 ]~ERR ENCE ' O' O ONNE'L~ .... :- 12/19/85 67011-3 -' DONALD OQUIST- , ...... 12/19/86 72.00 11.89 21o75 '20313 ...... 670114- 203 lZ~ 670115 .-. : 20315 -680392 -20316 ..... 6804-06 '.<-,,~- - 20317 680407 20318 680~-0~ '2031~ ....... ~8o~o~ zo~zo 68o~1o 2o~21 68o<,~.1 --- zo~ zz -- ~'~o~ 20]23 700083 203Z~ 700~16 ~ '20325 ~0~'~I 7 20327 700G19 ..... 20] 28 ...........?004.20 20329 710527 20330 710762 20331 7 I0'79 z+ 20332 7 I083z~ 20333 710835 .... 2033~ 71'0836 20335 710837 20336 710838 2033? "7 10839 20339 7 lOE~l 203~I 7108~3 2~343 7108~5 20 3~ 7108~6 293~5 7~08~7 ROBERT OVERLY 12/19/85 ROTH. PAYTO.N 12/19/.85 BERNARD PARKER ......................... 12/1'9/86 PAT-RICIA A. PASOUAIICCHIO 12/19/86 JOHN PENICK 12/19/86 WILLIAM ' 'J.. PFEIFFER '- 12/19/86 PiNETREE C.C. ESTATES I2/I9/86 DR'. NELSON PORTNOY IZ/Ig/85 ~ONTD DEV. OF FlA. I2/I9/86 R I VE~ VI EW · MANAG EM'EN-T 12/I 9/85 WILLIAM 'A. ~OBERTS t2/I9/95 -JACQUELINE ROSS 12/~9/86 -STONEHAVEN DEV. CORP.- I2/Ig/86 OSTRANDER ....................................... 12/19/86 10.65 20~84- .................... 3~0 ....... 35.50 7.50 ...................... 30~00 ......... 60.00 25.50 ..... ' 20~.'00- 21~2.4 z~5.50 -SANDALWOOD OF BOY NTE%N BCH ...... -:SOUTHEAST"DEV. ENTERPRISE SUBURBAN MFD.HOME S~LES 12/19/86 STALL I. NGS CONSTRUCTION 12/19/86 ~----'A"~ - SC HM AL'ZER ....... ~ ......... -~ ......... 1 Z/I~/86 PAUL ~Io SE Ii) WILSON SHUNKWI LER [', CHR[-S- SMITH ...... FRANCIS E. SPOONER MICHAEL SQUEO PEARL' S TACHELC ZYK HENRY STARR EMMA STEIGER WILLIAM F. STEINMETZ E, SULLIVAN & H. RUBIN 12/19/86 17~,,75:'-- ' ........ lZll~/8~ '-- ......... ~':-:-': ': z- ~-o-o~:~--- 12s. ~ o 59.15 .... ' 2.~ TOT . 22/~9/85 ~z/zg/sa zz.~3. 12119/86 .............. 10-;-71 ............ ~z/~/ss s.oo 12119/85 2.33 ~Zl~l~ ..... 55;'~o ........... tz/tg/s~ 7o.5o z2/~/s~ to.5o ~21~918~ ~5.5o TH]MA S SWEENEY 12/19/85 . 3.00 12131/86 CITY DF BOYNTON BEACH :507 CURRENT MONTH CHECKS CHECK ~ VENDOR,," VENDOR NAME CHECK '203%6 203~-7 203q-8 20349 20350 20351 352 ~53 2O354 355 4 21 365 2~ '367 21 358 2~ 369 20372 ...... 20373 ~374 75 ~376 ~377 2 ~378 ~379 2 380 2038 3 2O384 20385 29386 20387 28388 20389 29390 20391 20302 2~393 20395 2039~ DATE 720172 720277 720278 720279 720280 720281 ....... 7 6012~, 760125 760125 .......... 760127 760128 760129 ---='770046 7700~,7 770048 ...... 770049 .... 7 80'0.37 780038 010250 010900 010904 013720 013922 -'-'-7-~) 14~0 0 0 014030 014241. ..... 014300 015314 OZOIBO ........ 020170 0204z~0 021530 021550' 021553 - 023800 ....... 0Z4500 024700 024730 024750 025580 025600 025610 026370 026380 026385 026396 030185 030304 030320 030558 THE BABCOCK COMPANY -': 12/19/86 HOWARD D, TAYLOR 12/19/86 MARGARET TAYLOR 12/19/86 'T-SHIRT SHACK 12/19/86 S. THORNTON 12/19/86 HY TWIST 12/19/86 A-<LEE'WARE EW 0 WA TTS WESTERMANN - , AM WETMORE A WILLIS W' YANG A- YASSINE . . RLY O. YOKSH IA'-YORRO CIA ZELASKO , NE ZECCOL A BEACH : .................................... 12/19/86 WAROR OP 12/19/86 12/19/86 1 12 12/19/86 ............. 127 12/ 8.6 /86 A L SOUTHERN AGRICULTUR 12/30/86 ACR SUPPLY 12/30/86 IN BOLT £ TOOL CD. -~ 12/30/86 INSURANCE AGENCY 12/30/8b A~ ICAN CONGRESS SURVEYI 12/30/86 'AMERICAN LEGION POST D16z, 12/3~/86 AMERICAN LIBRARY ASSOC. 12/30/86 CHARL!E ANDREWS 12/30/86 CARMEN ANNUNZ'I ATO ...........- 12/30/86 AQUAMARINE POOL CO,~ ". 12/30/86 .B.B. AssOc. FIaEFIGHTERS 12/30/86 · B"B AUTOi PARTS, "I'NC',' ............... : .... 12/30/86 THE ~AKER ~i TAYLOR-CO.. 12/30/85 BEANE EXTERMINATING CO. 7RtCHARD-BEITER INC~ ......... ' PALMDALE OIL 12/30/88 B~OE CROSS OF FLORIDA 12/30/86 BETTY '~ORONI ..... = ........................... 12/30'/86 BOYNTON AUTO GLASS 12/30/86 BOYNTON BEACH RETIREMENT 12/30/86 - BOYNTON PUMP & SUPPLY 12/30/85 BR.3D~RT, I'NC. 12/30/85 BROW~RD PUMP E SUPPLY CO. 12/30/85 STEVE BRUNNER 12/30/86 DR, JAMES E. BUFFAN 12/30/8~ BULLDOG INDUSTRIES INC. 12/30/86 aUREAU OF NATIONAL AFFAIR 12/30/86 BUREAU OF FIRE STA~4DARDS 12/30/8~ C.K.'S LOCKSHOP, INCo 12/30/8o STANLEY CALE 12/30/86 CAMERON CORP. 12/30/86 NICHOLAS CASSANDRA 12/30/86 PAGE 18 TOTAL OUNT 7~ 25 53. O0 51.75 75..00 33.00 53.'O0 52.85 24, ~0 3.00 ! .67 9-56 35.50 35.~0 .>.;:.... 112,00 310.~$ 101.; 100. O0 ..... 525.00 ..... 33. OD 98.28 ................. I Z5.00---=7--7 - .zo.oo :'i 9 7 o .... 604.13. _ 231,00 698,29, 193.00 9,112.81 ..... 415.3 I-. T-->-- 104.79 217.50 256.00 375.00 ... 107.65 80.00 5.00 99.02 ..... 120.00 .....-~' 13.70 350.00 12/31/86 CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH PAGE I9 AEO~T'- C U R CHECK ~; VENDOR N '203q? ..... 031602 ,~--- 20398 032416 20399 03289q, 20%00 033631 20401 033557 20402 033658 R E N T M O N T H C'H~-E C K S VENOOR NA~E .... 20403 ........ 033659 20~0% 033 660 20%05 03366~ .... 20%06---":--033665 ..... CLK" 'OF 2 ~..' , 033665 'C'LK OF CHECK DATE TOTAL AMOUNT 12/30/86 .... 781~'83 ....... 12/30/86 400. O0 12/30/~6 15o00 12/30/8~ '~ 75.00 12/30/86 7%.00 12/30/86 37.00 12/30/8~ ..................... ~1 12/30/86 86.52 12/30/86 73.50 THE CENTER FOR FAMILY SER. PETE1 L. CHENEY CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH THOMAS A. CLARK CLK OF CTS'-SUP.DEPT.-TRDY CLK OF COURTS-SUPPORT DEP CLK -OF'COURTS- SUPPORT OEP CLK OF COURTS-SUPPORT OEP CLK OF CTS-SUP.DEPT-JAHES " 12/30/86 .................... 42 ~'00 .... 'T-:' I2/30/8~ %2,00 12/30/85 :'- 27~ ...... ;'--12/30/85 12/30/~6 31.05 12/30'/86 92.70 - ' ].2/30/-8.5' '::- ....... -~i:i7'26:-j00'~--~- ].2/30/86 -390.61' COURTS-SUPPORT OEP COURTS-SUPPORT OEP ~33667 CLK: OF COURTS-SUP'PORT OEP -- ~K'--OF'-COURTS- SUPPORT D'E'P 0 033671 CLK OF COURTS-SUPpoR~ OEP 033572 .CLK OF CTS-SOP. DEPT.' JOH ........ CLK OF.-C'OURTS-SUPPORT OEP 204~3 03~865 CONSTRUCTION HYDRAULICS O 20414 040525 DAY-TIME~ S~' ' .15 ....... 0%1609 .... DELRAY KAWASAK! 0%16'10 DELRAY ELECTRIC SUPPLY ~75 0%1690 DE:TECTIVE BOOK CLUB 18 --r'-"~ 0%2602 ....... O0N DIAMOND 0~2625 0~750 20 "LLZL045%56 20 0%6%60 ;3 050340 4' ...... 051250 06281'9 20439 ' ' 12/30/86 ! 2/30/86 12/30/8~ 12/30/86 12/30/86 BLICK ARTS & CRAFTS 12/30/86 ILEDAY & CO. 12/30/86 IVERS LICENSE GUIDE 12/30/~6 INLOP SPORTS CORP..- 12/30/86 ORGE EBBS 12/30/86 E£I:SON'RECO~D CLEARANCE ..... 12/30/86 FI RE PROTECT ION' PUBLICATI 12/30/86 20%40 20441 204~2 444 2~445 6 o6559o I 07%619 ,2 075288 3-~- i ~'075396 075615 15.65 ................ ~"3i5;'3~ ......... 174.55 35.92 ..................... ~33,00' 136.67 ....... L: ............ 11.58 30.20 ........ 983.07 200.00 ......................... ~7~99~. ........ .!,TO0.O0 062820 ' ~F, REMEN'S RELIEF'E-PENSIO 12/30/86 '' 3,586.38 06zF$OO---a:=-F~. U~ STEEL 'C OR PORA ~ I 0 N ................... 12/30/86 .... "'~ 065550 FRATERNAL ORDER OF POLICE 12/30/86 - ARUES' FREDERICK 12/30/86 155.00/ RAL= ~['NDI NG CORP. -' 'I~/~0/85 ..... : ,V~ERNMENT FINANCE OFFICI 12/30/86 ' "./~IO~O0.'-'].-: ~W'-GRAI NGER. INC:" li- '-: .......... I2/a0/8~ ..... LiFSTREAM PLAN OF THE TA INC.. 080424 HARDRIVES OF DELRAY~ .... 081656 ......... EZELL-' HESTER .......... 0~4547 HOL [gAY INN-WEST 084552 HOL,IOkY t NN ..... 0~4665 .... PATTI-ANN HOPKINS '- 084590 EDGAR ~OWELL 086363 HUGHES M&CHINE SHOP 086420 GEORGE N. HUNT ' 12/30/86 090091 I A A I _ PARCO SCHOOL 12/30/36 090107 ICMA 12/30/85 094209 - !NOUSTRIAL WELDING INC. 12/30/86- 094291 ~RS LEVY PROCEEDS-EDDIE D 12/30/86 100310 JACK'S CAMERA CENTER 12/~0/86 12/30/85 6,047.67 12/30/8,5 1,5 ZI 12/30/85 -37 ~nO 0--- ........ 12/30/86 190.00 12/30/85 76.00 12/30/85 .............. -5-86 :--'25- ..... 12/30/85 ZO0.O0 12/30/85 245.00 ................. 150;00 ........ 475.00 948.76 ......... 62.24 145.99 CITY DF BOYNTON BEACH PAGE 20 ~507 C U R R : N T M 0 ,'4 T H C H E C 'K S ,...W_CK ~ VENDOR ~ VENDOR NAME CHECK DATE TOTAL AMOUNT '204~8 2044`9 20450 20~51 20~52 Z:0~53 .... 111550 - BERT KEEHR .................. ' .... 12/30/85 ................. 200o 114596 :MEDARD KDPCZYNSKI lZ/30/B& 115595 LORRAINE KRUPOWiES 30/86 "' 120461 LANTANA TRAVEL .." , 86 '$ 130325 MAIN LINE' BOOK COMPANY ...... 204`54` ....... 130338 --MAtNSTREET'CAR WASH' 20,4`~55 130388 MANSFIELD all COMPANY 204,56 13~0950 'WILLIE RUTH MCGRADY ---204`57 ..... . 13Z771-T-~='.,MILLER -OOD~E~--- .~.~ ...... ]--..::,. 20,~58 ,.'13~65~ NORGAN~ LE~IS [:BOCK[US 153500 .... OLD.DOMINION BRUSH CO 160372 ,PALM BEACH: AUTO PARTS ---20~- 63 "---~60~53- --~':~_A~R-T I~DL F'" CAR -;-SE R VI C E 20~64` 161638 - ,~NNY PERLE 20~5 [6159l PETE~SEN INDUSTRIAL MACHI ----ZU~5'~ ........... ~6 I'70'5-'T--PETTY--C~SH ~DLIC E 204`~7 [62750 P~CA~O CHEMICAL 20~58 162790 PIERCE TIRE CO, INC, ---20~6g ............ 162799 ' 'PiERIAN-PRESS 20~70 16~500 ROSERT POCSIK 16~703 POSTON'-S WORLD OF IDEAS 165305 'P~RE-PAID LEGAL SERVICES 20~73 181596 REEVES HAROWARE 20:~7~ 190952 S~HWANN COMPACT DISC CATA 20,~75' - ....... ~glOD~"--'-JOSEPH S~IORTINO.- 204`76 193910 RICHARD SMIOD 20~77 19~300_" SNON CONCRETE CORP., =~0~78 ..... ~g60 l~ S~A OI UM S= UN L IM ITE D~'/I NC, 20~79 2 02560. THORNDI KE PRESS ' 20~80 205600' TROPIGAS ~ INC, 20~81 ........ 216 ~-10 ...... UNITED'WAY-OF PALM 20~52 204,83 --204` 9 ~ 20~5 20487 204`89 -20~90 2009i 20~92 20493 20~ 20~97 20~95 '230511 .LESTER WARD .... 23054`0 :.WATER DEPARTMENT ~-±--~31600=---THOMAS-E~--WENGLER'---~, 231771 231780 ..... 2 324`05 2 322~06 232800 "23.%663 24`1602 261520 262830 280037 300002 WEST PUBLISHING CO, WESTERN AUTO STORE 1~ --TRELA J'; WHITE I2/3 WHITEBROOK ~OOKS 12/3: WILSON SPORTING GOODS I2/3 WOOD BUSINESS PRODUCTS ........ 12/3 XER. OX CORP. ZEE MEDICAL SUPPLIES CA~L ZI MMERMAN JUSTUS BROWN C, NORMAN DOUGLAS 300040 3000~5 300050 SAM OELLINGHAM DON DAVIS BILL DE BECK 32~. 3 /86 34`5.:,5 86 5 58. 5 5~ 28° ~ 5 35., 0 1 -385., 86 85- 86 F86" 12/3 12/3 'B5 12/3 12/3 I 2/3! tBS 12/3 ~'86 12/3 12/3 86 ........ 8C ZO0o 20. 717 69.4`5 300 17o62 .... 36.50 ~00,00 200.00 .~00.00 75.00 -:-:].2t~/86 CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH PAGE 21 507: CURRENT MONTH CHECKS CHECK ~- VENDOR ~ VENOOR NAME CHECK DATE TOTAL AMOUNT 20499 20500 "'20501 20502 20503 - 20505 20505 20507 .... 20508 20509 20510 20512 20513 20515 20516 330041 'WILLIAM GUL~RANDSEN .......... 12/30/85 ............... 30 ~'00 340062 MICHAEL HENLEY 12/30/86 63°52 350007 JACK INGRAM " 12/30/80 ZO0.O0 360019 DONALD J. JAEGER 12/33/85 200;,00' 360020 DON JOHNSON 1.2/30/86 200:,00 ....... 370050 'ED KIENTZ 12/30/86 .... ~'.-~':' 200;00 ..... 390002 --MOODY 'JR~¢' WILLIE .............. 12/30/55 ....... ' .... 560~'~'~ 390082 ELI ZASETH MC MI NAMEN 12/30/85 161,00 390089 RAFFAELE MARCHESE 12/30/9,5 325,00 ...... ~I0013 .... ~_--_RtCHA RD '-OLBRYCH ............................ I-~/30/B6 ............ ~ ...... 'Z 00;-00~ .~10015 .PHILLIP OATES .:. 12/30/86 '. ZO0;O0 ~600~1 -.ANN TONEY ~ 12/3o/8a loo.oo 510.OOS --oaa L. ZI3ELLI .. !2/30/8a 325.00 "600~66 ::'l PE-TEa'"'HALLOCK ....r . 12/30/86 AGENDA January 20, 1987 CONSENT AGENDA - ADMINISTRATIVE BOYNTON BEACH CHAMBER OF COMMERCE Services for month of December, 1986. Pay from Publicity Fund---101-191-519-40-54 0 CLUB CAR Lease and maintenance for 30 Carts for December, 1986. Pay from Golf Course---411-727-572-40-33 $ 628.50 " .... " 411-727-572-40-99 1,590.00 Total $2,218.50 DAN'S PAINT & BODY SHOP Repairs to Utilities vehicle ~108 accident 12/2/86. Pay from Water & Sewer Rev---401-395-539-40-4A e DIVERSIFIED DRILLING CORPORATION EST. %3 For Test Production Well Program from 11/22/86 to 12.31/86. Pay from 1985 Constr. Fund---409-000-169-01-00 DOS COMPUTERS~ INC. 9 LOTUS 123 ~ $335.00 each. Pay from various departments. FIREARMS TRAINING SYSTEMS~ INC. 1~' Firearms Training System including software update and 33 month warranty~.for Police Dept. Pay from General Fund---001-211-521-60-42 Council apprOved 12/16/86. GENERAL TIRE SERVICE Tires and Tubes for Vehicle Service Fund. Pay from Vehicle Service Fund---501-193-519-30-22 DAVID R. HULSE/MR. D'S AUTO REPAIR Repairs to Mr. Hulse's car concerning accident of 12/8/86. Pay from Water & Sewer Rev---401-395-539-40-4A KIRK FRIEDLAND~ P.A. For professional services rendered Re: Tradewinds. Pay from General Fund---001-141-514-40-61 1,375.00 2,218.50 1,577.97 38,564.10 3,015.00 41,000.00 2,651.60 3,506.09 717.10 COUNCIL APPROVED: Meeting/-J '- 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. -2- JONES CHEMICAL, INC. Chlorine for Water Treatment. Pay from Water & Sewer Rev---401-332-533-30-63 3M COMPANY Signs and lettering for Street Department. Pay from General Fund---001-411-541-30-48 "State Contract %550-590-87-1" MADSEN/BARRCORPORATION EST %1 Pilot Plant Site - Pumps - Project %86-104 from 12/3/86 to 1/13/87. Pay from 1985 Constr. Fund---409-000-169-01-00 MOTOROLA INC. 1 Expo Portable Radio, VHF Band, 2 Watt, 2 Channel, Private line etc'~, for Facilities Management. Pay from 1985/86 Budget---001-192-519-40-31 "State Contract %752-52-86-1" NALCO CHEMICAL COMPANY Nalco %7768 Polymer for Water Treatment. Pay from Water & Sewer Rev---401-332-533-30-65 PALM BEACH NEWSPAPERS~ INC. Ads for month of December, 1986 for Personnel Dept. and City Clerk's office. Pay from General Fund---001-135-513-40-75 " " " " 001-122-512-40-7M " " " " 001-122-512-40-75 Total $1,107.16 4,924.87 436.34 $6,468.37 S.G. PHILLIPS CONSTRUCTORS OF FL.~INC. EST. %15 Construction of Plant Expansion Project - SCRWTD Plant, City of Boynton Beach's portion. Pay from 1985 Constr. Fund---409-000-169-12-00 17. SOUTH CENTRAL REGIONAL WASTEWATER TREATMENT BOARD 18. Services rendered in connection with treatment and disposal of wastewater for the month of November and December, 1986. Pay from Water & Sewer Rev---401-353-535-40-9I SOUTH CENTRAL REGIONAL WASTEWATER TREATMENT BOARD City's portion of Regional Board bills for Plant Expansion. Pay from 1985 Constr. Fund---409-000-169-12-00 1,914.00 2,574.70 14,282.82 1,322.00 2,354.40 6,468.37 44,804.65 192,066.00 16,582.62 COUNCIL APPROVED: -3- 19. 21. 22. 23. 24. 25. 27. TOWN-CRIER NEWSPAPERS 17,000 copies "Boynton Bulletin" for Recreation Dept. Pay from General Fund ..... 001-721-572-40-72 $ 763.50 Pay from Publicity Fund---101-191-519-40-5J 763.50 Total $1,527.00 JAMES W. VANCE~ P.A. Professional services rendered Re: Western Well Fields. Pay from 1985 Constr. Fund---409-000-169-01-00 WEEKLEY BROTHERS, INC. EST. ~2 Temporary Parking Lot Phase I Municipal Facilities Project ~85906/C-3 for period to 1/5/87. Pay from Building Improve. Fund---304-451-545-60-29 GERAGHTY & MILLER~ INC. Professional services rendered from 11/2/86 thru 11/29/86 Re: Western Wellfields. Pay from 1985 Constr. Fund---409-000-169-01-00 DAVIS WATER & WASTE INDUSTRIES~ INC. Odophos Liquid No. 1 for Sewage Pumping. Pay from Water & Sewer Rev---401-352-535-30-65 IBM CORPORATION Monthly maintenance service for Display Stations, Printers, Mag Tape Unit, $ys/36 Unit. Pay from various departments. PIERCE TIRE CO.~INC. Tires, .Tubes and repairs for various vehicles. Pay from Vehicle Service Fund---501-193-519-30-22 SEPPALA & AHO OF FLORIDA~ INC~ EST. ~4 Municipal Facilities Phase I Communication & Dispatch Center Project ~85906 for period to 1/13/87. Pay from Building Improve. Fund---302-211-521-60-29 CHARLIE ANDREWS Driver for Senior Citizens Club 4 wks. Pay from Federal Revenue Sharing---320-641-564-40-5A Per Ordinance ~73-15, passed 5/15/73 $ 1,527.00 1,143.75 4,432.50 5,217.44 19,848.74 1,089.50 4,320.92 33,043.00 238.68 COUNCIL APPROVED: Meeting:, -4- 28. WILLIE RUTH MCGRADY Server for Senior Citizens Club 4 wks. Pay from Federal Revenue Sharing---320-641-564-40-5A Per Ordinance ~73-15, passed 5/15/73 228.48 The bills described have been approved and verified by the department heads involved; checked and approved for payment by the Finance Department. Grady W. Swarm, Finance Director I therefore recommend payment of these bills. eChenetManager COUNCIL APPROVED: Meeting:/-~2d'~ ,~ ? JAI~E$~ W. VANCE WIt-LIA~M P. DONEY MARTA~ NI. SUAREZ*MURIA$ LAW OFFICES J~.s W. 'V'.a.m'CrE, P.A. SUEE 200, BARRISTERS BUILDING 16 1~ FORUM P~CE TELEPHONE: (305) 684-5544 Mr.-Grady Swann Finance Director City of Boynton"Beach P.O. Box 310 - Boynton Beach,~FL 33425 Re: Western Well Fields 9/25/86 'January 6, 1987 FOR PROFESSIONAL LEGAL SERVICES. RENDERED: Memorandum to Grady Swann' 10/01/86 Review Sun Valley PUD .documen~ts .Prepare Stipulated Final Judgment Phone confer~hce with George Hunt '~"- Phone.'donference with John Guidry 10/02/86 Phone conference with'Herman~Bretan 10/02/86 Review and revise Stipulation' 10/06/86 Phone conference 'with.'John Gierach (Church Parcel) 10/06/86 Receive and review r from Ca~taret Review Hanna Sinai, Judgment 10/10/86 Letter to Judge Wessel 1.50 .25 ,25 10/17/86 Phone call to "John Guidry .25 10/21/86 10/27/86 10/28/86 Memo to John Guidry Phone call to Mr. Gierach Receive an'~ review settlement demand Phone conference with John Gierach ,25 .25 .25 ' '- ECEtVED JAN 7 1987 couNCiL: APPROVE January 6, 1987 Page 2 11/04/86 Phone conference with John Gierach 11/07/86 11/07/86 11/18/86 Preparation Of Stipulated Final Judgment Letter to John Gierach Phone conference with Joh~ Gierach (2) Memo to Peter Cheney 11/19/86 Letter to Judge Wessel 11/24/86. Conference with, John GUidry and Herman - Bretan 12 /01/86 1'2/02/86 12/02/86 12/03/86 Review file and correspondence- 'Phone conference with Neal Steen Review court file Phone conference with Pat Gonda.. (3) Phone conference with. Pat Gonda 12/04/86 112/04/86 12/04Y86 Memo to Grady Swann Attend docket 'call 7. -- Phone conference with Sharon - PreparatiOn ~f Corrected StiPulated Final Judgment " Clerk's 1!2/08/86 Phone conference with John Gierach Phone conference with 'Rachel Wilburn (Tax Collector's Office) 12/09/86 Letter to Tax Collector (Church Parcel) 12/11/86 Phone conference with Pat Gonda 12/15/86 Receive and review Letter f~om Dennis Powers and General Release 12/17/86 Phone conferemce with John*Gierach 12/29/86 Preparation of Notice of Deposit (Church Parcel) 12/30/86 Phone conference with Pat Gonda Receive and review tax documentation .25 .50 · 5-0 .25 .25 2.25 ,75 .50 .25 .25 1.25 .50 .25¸ .25 .25 .25 .25 .25 .50 COUNCIL January 6, 1986 Page 3 12/30/86 ' File Deposit re Chur.~h' Pa~del' Pay taxes re ChUrch Parcel ' 1/05/8~ Phone.conference with .Judge Wessei"s SeCretary " ' '- 15'j2~:hrs. at $75/hr. $1,143.75 .5O JA~ES W. VANCE. 'P.A. MEMORANDUM 6 January ~987 TO: FROM: RE: Peter~__._ L. Cheney, City Manager carm~n S. Annunziato, Planning Di.rector The Planning Staff has reviewed the proposed Five Year County Road Plan in the context of the Comprehensive Plan and recommends the addition of~the following projects: 1.HypoluxoThe six-laningRoad, of Congress Avenue from Lt~D Canal 28 to 2. The reconstruction of Old Boynton Road between Boynton Beach __ Boulevard and Congress Avenue as a five-lane collector. 3. The construction of NW 22nd Avenue as a county arterial be- tween Lawrence Road and Military Trail. 4.Trail The construction as a county of arterial. Miner Road from the Melear PUD to Military CARMEN - AN~UNZ IATO /bks RECEIVED JAN 8 1987 CITY MANAGER'S OF~'~CE