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Minutes 07-19-83MINUTES OF THE REGULAR MEETING OF THE CITY COUNCIL HELD AT CITY HALL, BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA, TUESDAY, JULY 19, 1983 PRESENT James R. Warnke, Mayor Carl Zimmerman, Vice Mayor Nick Cassandra, Councilman Joe deLong, Councilman Samuel L. Wright, Councilman Peter L. Cheney, City Manager Betty S. Boroni, City Clerk James W. Vance, City Attorney Mayor Warnke welcomed everyone and called the meeting to order at 7:30 P. M. He announced in the absence of a minister, he has been asked to give the Invocation which will be followed by the Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag led by Mr. Peter L. Cheney, City Manager. He requested everyone to please rise. AGENDA APPROVAL Mayor Warnke requested the deletion of Item A under New Business in reference to Gulf Stream Dredging, as he passed this out as an information sheet at the last meeting and did not intend it to be an agenda item. Councilman deLong stated he has a couple questions he would like to ask the City Manager under City Manager's Report. Councilman Wright requested the addition of Item C under Old Business for the City Manager to give an update on the Small Business Administration,s Parks and Recreation Development Program. Mr. Cheney stated under the Consent Agenda, he has an addi- tional bill for approval from Myre Fairway Construction for the golf course. Mr. deLong moved the adoption with the additions, seconded by Mr. Cassandra. No discussion. Motion carried 5-0. ANNOUNCEMENTS Mayor Warnke announced that we have a dedication at the cemetery this coming Saturday at 11:00 A. M. of a statue sculptured by Conrad Pickel which has been purchased by the cemetery to be placed in the children's section to be dedi- cated to the children buried there. The public is welcome. The City Council will hold Budget Workshop Meetings tomorrow night in the conference room of the Building Department and on Thursday night in the Council Chambers at 7:30 P. M. Mayor Warnke then presented service awards to the following City employees: REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA JULY 19, 1983 20 years - James Rhoden, Sr., Fire Chief 15 years - Harold Hammond, Beach Custodian Tom Williams, Recreation Supervisor Willie Moody, Sanitation Supervisor 10 years - Rex Black, Recreation Attendant Peggy Boulle, Accountant, Finance Dept. Cyril Deal, Refuse Collector Frank DeLorme, Police Officer Dale Hammack, Sergeant, Police Dept. Carol Herring, Cashier, Finance Dept. Bob Latham, Building Inspector Charles Prosser, Bldg. Maintenance Supervisor Patrick Smith, Sergeant, Police Dept. Neptune Smyth, Beach Parking Attendant Barry Taylor, Refuse Collector Louise Ward, Customer Relations Clerk MINUTES Regular City Council Meeting Minutes of July 5, 1983 Councilman deLong moved the adoption as submitted, seconded by Councilman Wright. No discussion. Motion carried 5-0. CITY MANAGER'S REPORT N.E. 10th Avenue Project Mr. Cheney stated he keeps mentioning this because it has been around as a potential project for so long and this area should be watched for the next several months as there will be a major change evident. Casa Loma Boulevard Project Mr. Cheney reported that most of the new deck on the Intracoastal at the end of Casa Loma Boulevard has been completed and this will be a sitting and fishing area for the public. The landscaping has not been finished and we will build some benches there. No boat docking will be allowed. Street Resurfacing Program Councilman deLong questioned how far the street resurfacing program had progressed and Mr. Cheney informed him this should be completed prbbably within two to three weeks. He explained we are awaiting the lifts for the manholes and a purchase order has been given to Ranger Construction and then resurfacing can proceed. - 2 - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA JULY 19, 1983 F.I.N.D. Property Mr. deLong referred to not having heard about this and moved that the City Manager be instructed to find out what the status of the City is for acquiring the property at Jaycee Park and the property south of Walgreen's. Mr. Cheney replied that in reference to the F.I.N.D. property, we received a letter several months ago regarding Jaycee Park and he will recirculate that to the Council. Also in pending general revenue sharing, there is a suggestion we do what we did on Boat Ramp Park and have a designer do some initial concepts for Jaycee Park.. He will put this on the next agenda. Mr. deLong advised that the people are con- cerned because no seawall has been constructed and they are afraid of water coming into their apartments with high seas. Mr. Cheney suggested they review the letter and discuss at the next meeting. Mr. deLong moved to have the City Manager send a letter inquiring of the status. We should acquire this property for recreation and park area and the piece by Walgreen's would make a beautiful bird sanctuary. We have the oppor- tunity to get this property for the City and should pursue it. Councilman Cassandra seconded the motion. Mayor Warnke clarified it had been moved and seconded to have the City Manager pursue action of the F.I.N.D. property. No discussion. Motion carried 5-0. PUBLIC AUDIENCE Mayor Warnke announced that anybody who wishes to speak on any item on the agenda to please give their name to the City Clerk and they will be called upon when that subject comes up on the agenda. He added if anyone wishing to speak on an item not on the agenda to feel free to come forward at this time and express their wishes and desires. There was no response from the audience. CONSENT AGENDA A. Bids Boynton Beach Public Golf Course Water and Sewer Transmission Mains - Utilities The Tabulation Committee recommends awarding the bid to the low bidder, Belvedere Construction Company in the amount of $60,240, since it meets all specifications. - 3 - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA JULY 19, 1983 Lightweight Fire Hose Systems as manufactured by Snaptite Hose, Inc. or Equal - Fire Dept. The Tabulation Committee recommends awarding the bid to Snaptite Hose, Inc., Union City, Pennsylvania, in the amount of $9,769. The Fire Chief noted this bid meets all specifi- cations. The two low bidders, Jaffrey Fire Protection Co.~ and Safety Equipment Co. were rejected because they do not meet the specifications outlined in the bid. Rescue Tool Model 25-B Combo Tool with B101 Power Unit as manufactured by Lukas American, Inc. or equal - Fire Department The Tabulation Committee recommends awarding the bid to Firefighters Equipment Company in the amount of $4,400. The City Manager advised by memo that the purpose in purchasing this second rescue tool is not only to have two tools, but to have one that is smaller and lighter weight than the current Hurst tool. The total lowest bid for the tool and power unit is also a Hurst product and is $900 more than what has been budgeted in General Revenue Sharing. Since purchasing the tool itself without the power unit will not produce a workable product, it is recommended that the addi- tional needed funds of $900 be transferred from unallocated General Revenue Sharing funds to this purchase so that the Hurst products can be obtained this year and not postponed to a later time at a possibly higher price. Approve allocation of Funds recommended by Community Relations Board: 1. South County Drug Abuse Foundation - $6,000 2. Association of Retarded Citizens - $1,000 Approve request for Zoning Approval for Alcoholic Beveraqe License Cote D'Azur Restaurant 3643 S. Federal Highway Boynton Beach, FL The Deputy Building Official noted the zoning permits the sale of beer and wine for consumption on premises in con- junction with a duly licensed restaurant. It also permits the sale of packaged beer and wine. De Approve Proposed Change Orders No. 2 and 3 for Golf Course Parking Lot The City Engineer noted this proposed change order No. 2 is to provide pipe under roadways at the golf course parking lot. ThiS eliminates the requirement for cross-road swales to convey storm water to the ponding area. The unit price --' 4 REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA JULY 19, 1983 for the 12" RCP is $19.00 per lin. ft. and is considered reasonable. Approval of the change order is recommended. The City Engineer noted that change order No. 3 is for the installation of 60 linear feet of pipe to drain an area of the parking lot at the northwest corner. This proposal was requested so that if the landscaped area ever flooded, the overflow would go under the roadway instead of over the roadway. Approval is recommended for proposed change order No. 3 in the lump sum amount of $360. E. List of Payments - Month of June, 1983 See attached. F. Approval of Bills See attached with one addition from Myre Fairway Golf Course Construction Company in the amount of $32,390.77. Councilman deLong moved approval of the Consent Agenda as recommended by the City Manager consisting of Item V - A, B, C, D, E, and F, including the additional bill from Myre Fairway Golf Course Construction Co. Vice Mayor Zimmerman seconded the motion. Mr. deLong added that the transfer of funds for the rescue tool takes place with this approval. No discussion. Motion carried 5-0. BIDS NONE PUBLIC HEARING Vice Mayor Zimmerman moved to revert to Site Development Plans and come back at 8:00 to the Public Hearing. Mr. deLong seconded the motion. Motion carried 5-0. DEVELOPMENT PLANS Approve request for site development plan approval submitted by Moyle, Jones & Flanigan, P.A. for Manor Care of Boynton Beach, Inc. This proposal provides for the construction of the Manor Care Nursing Center which consists of a 120 bed nursing home to be located at the intersection of South Congress Avenue and LWDD Canal 928, southwest corner in a C-3 Community Commercial District Mr. Cannon informed the Council that the Planning & Zoning Board has reviewed this site plan and it comes to the City Council with a unanimous recommendation subject to staff - 5 - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA JULY 19, 1983 comments. He explained the plans for the building, access to the site, parking area and service area. It was reviewed by the Community Appearance Board and approved. He then read the staff comments submitted per a memo dated 7/1/83 from the Building Department, a memo dated 7/5/83 from the Fire Department, a memo dated 7/5/83 from the Engineering Department, a memo from the Utilities Department, and a memo from the Planning Department. He added this is the same facility which had previously requested rezoning at Congress Avenue and Golf Road; however, this is a C-3 district and a nursing home is a permitted use. Vice Mayor Zimmerman referred to this being located on the northeast quadrant of a larger parcel and asked about the wall between the entire large parcel and the adjoining resi- dential district to the west and Mr. Cannon replied that the zoning ordinance does not require a wall because this pro- perty does not abut residential property. When commercial property to the west is developed, it will be required. Mr. Cheney added that the applicant is aware of this. Mr. David Pressly, representative of the applicant, advised they have agreed with all changes submitted by the staff and Community Appearance Board and will comply. As far as a wall, the restrictions apply to a de~eloper within 200 feet of the west boundary. When construction is within 200 feet of the boundary, a wall will be built. Councilman Cassandra referred to the possibility of the land being sold and asked if there would still be the restriction for the wall and Mr. Pressly replied that a sale would be subject to all restrictions. Mr. Cheney added that a restriction goes with the land. Mr. Cassandra added that the Palmland residents are concerned with another buyer, they may lose the wall and Mr. deLong replied that develo- pers must comply with the code and the code requires a wall. Mr. Jay Bruce, 1568 Palmland Drive, stated he understood the developer who bought the ground must put up the wall and Mr. Vance replied negatively, not this particular developer. He added that it is a geographical requirement. When the outer portions of the property are developed, there is a recorded requirement that the developer must build a wall. Mr. Bruce asked how many feet would be left from the nursing home to Palmland Drive and Mr. Pressly replied about 234 feet. Councilman deLong moved that the unanimous recommendation of the Planning & Zoning Board be approved subject to staff comments. Councilman Wright seconded the motion. No discussion. Motion carried 5-0. - 6 - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL 5~ETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA JULY 19, 1983 Mr. deLong moved to revert to the regular order of business, seconded by Mr. Cassandra. Motion carried 5-0. PUBLIC HEARING - 8:00 P.M. Rezoning Project Name: Agent: Owner: Request: Location: Description: Tara Lakes Planned Unit Development D. M. Ambrose Associates, Inc. High Point of Delray Builder No. 2, Inc. Rezone from R-3, Multi-family Residential to a Planned Unit Development with a Land Use Intensity = 4.0 West of Congress Avenue, South of Southwest Congress Boulevard extended Residential development providing for the construction of 143 detached, zero lot line, single family units on 38 acres Mr. Cannon informed the Council this application for rezoning from the present R-3 designation to PUD was reviewed by the Planning & Zoning Board and after a public hearing, the Board recommends this rezoning request be approved subject to staff comments. He explained the loca- tion and access to the site. He also pointed out how it would be developed in two phases. The Planning & Zoning Board's approval, in addition to staff comments, included elimination of a tennis court and addition of another lot. In reference to staff comments, memos have been submitted by the Utilities Department, City Planner, and Recreation & Parks Department. He summarized that this is a straight forward subdivision with single family lots with zero lot lines. Councilman deLong suggested resolving the fee on recreation and Mayor Warnke replied that the Recreation Department agreed to elimination of the tennis court. Mr. Cannon clarified that if a developer provides a package of five major recreation facilities, he can get one-half credit. In this case, the Recreation Department did not feel the faci- lities were adequate for this. Mr. D. M. Ambrose came before the Council and advised it was their understanding in the staff meeting prior to the Planning & Zoning Board meeting that they would not get one- half credit for the recreation and parks fee. During the - 7 - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL 5~ETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA JULY 19, 1983 staff meeting, they asked if the staff would be in favor of the deletion of a tennis court to recapture one lot in that they agreed to pay the entire recreation fee. The staff had no problem with that request and the Planning & Zoning Board did not either and it was unanimously approved. Mayor Warnke questioned what kind of money we were talking about and Mr. Ambrose replied that his recollection was the parks and recreation fee was somewhere around $36,000. Mr. Ambrose then explained the plan and pointed out that they have tried to develop a great deal of open space. This is a request to downzone to less than four units per acre. It is the developer's'belief that one of the most needed housing units in the marketplace are attractive homes in attractive surroundings in the affordable single family range. They have been working with the staff for several months. Their time frame is immediate. They are already into final designs. As soon as the requirements of the City are met, the developer intends to start models. They hope this is a lovely development that will be available to resi- dents and future residents of Boynton Beach in the next season. Councilman Cassandra questioned what the affordable single home price range would be approximately and Mr. Ambrose replied in the $60,000 to $70,000 range. Vice Mayor Zimmerman asked if these would be sold as a fee simple arrangement on lots and the buildings with a homeowners' organization and Mr. Ambrose replied affir- matively as it is a fee simple plat with fee simple lots and a homeowners' organization will take care of the common lands, lake and activity areas. He added they will also improve the intersection on Congress Avenue. Mayor Warnke asked if anyone in the audience wished to speak in favor or opposition to this subdivision and received no response. He then declared the public hearing closed. Councilman deLong moved to approve the unanimous recommen- dation of the Planning & Zoning Board with all staff com- ments. Councilman Cassandra seconded the motion. Mr. deLong also included the payment on recreation. No discussion. As requested, Mrs. Boroni th~n took a roll call vote on the motion as follows: Motion carried 5-0. Vice Mayor Zimmerman - Aye Councilman Cassandra - Aye Councilman deLong - Aye Councilman Wright - Aye Mayor Warnke - Aye - 8 - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MINUTES BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA Rezoninq and Land Use Amendment JULY 19, 1983 App 1 i c ant. · Request: Proposed Use: Location: Harry Kirsner, Owner Rezone from C-2, Neighborhood Commercial to C-4, General Commercial, on a 2.5 acre parcel Any permitted General Commercial use South side of N.E. 15th Avenue, west of and adjacent to the FEC Railroad Mr. Cannon informed the Council that after conducting a public hearing, the Planning & Zoning Board unanimously recommended this request for land use amendment and rezoning submitted by Harry Kirsner be denied. He pointed out the location of the property on a map and enumerated the surrounding uses and zoning. The applicant wishes to have C-4 zoning for the purpose of C-4 uses. The applicant has a particular type of development anticipated with plans for a wholesale center, but any C-4 permitted use could be located on the property if rezoned. The staff commented about the comprehensive plan policies. The Planning Department reports detailed issues surrounding this rezoning. The Planning & Zoning Board did concur with the Planning Department's report and recommended against rezoning and land use amendment. Mr. Harry Kirsner, owner of the property, came before the Council and advised that he would like to develop it. A feasibility study was made and it is difficult to rent offi- ces to attorneys, doctors, etc. this close to the railroad track. The railroad is in their front yard. He would like to develop this as The Boynton Wholesale Mart with a com- bination of wholesale and retail uses. With C-2 zoning, he cannot get mortgage money because the lender says the main use is offices and nobody will want to be in offices when trains go by about 22 times during the day. The farthest he can get from the track is 122 feet. The only zoning in which he can put a wholesale mart is C-4. Unfortunately, C-4 zoning allows other undesirable uses. He would like to ask Mr. Cannon if there were a way to have this developed as The Boynton Wholesale Mart according to the rendering sub- mitted, would he be against it preventing it from being used for any other C-4 use? Mr. Cannon responded that he doesn't think the Planning Department would have any objections, but there is no way to do that under the present ordinances. Mr. Kirsner added that he also spoke to Mr. Annunziato and he would have no problem with this. Mr. Kirsner then requested a motion for withdrawal without prejudice, so he can work on other planS. The Community Redevelopment Agency is working in this area and they are in favor of this type of business. Mr. deLong moved to strike this from the agenda at the applicant's request without prejudice. Mr. Cassandra seconded the motion. No discussion. As requested, Mrs. Boroni took a roll call vote on the motion as follows: - 9 - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA JULY 19, 1983 Councilman Cassandra - Aye Councilman deLong - Aye Councilman Wright - Aye Mayor Warnke - Aye Vice Mayor Zimmerman - Aye Motion carried 5-0. DEVELOPMENT PLANS (Continued) A~Drove request for modification to the approved Palm Beach Leisureville site development plans submitted by James G. Torbit. This proposed modification provides for an after- the-fact approval of a screened, open storage area which is located in the northeast corner of the intersection of Ocean Drive and the LWDD E-4 canal. Mr. Cheney referred to there being some confusion about this at the Planning & Zoning Board meeting and stated he would like to comment about this. This started out with the con- cern of the Leisureville Association Board relative to storage of maintenance equipment and no place being provided for it in the original development plans for the area. There were some discussions with the City staff about space. They submitted an application for permission to pour a patio. There was no reason not to grant this permit. Shortly after that, it was noted a fence was erected and a violation was issued ~and then they secured a fence permit for the patio. The! problem developed when there were complaints and we noted the area was being used for outdoor storage. It was conclUdied it was a violation of the zolning ordinance because oUtidQor storage is allowed only in M-1 and C-4 zones; ther!iefore, it is not allowed in other zones. A violation iniotice was issued for outdoor storage. In an occasion like this, the Board process~takes time and ulti- mately the !violation was not resolved. He believes the Codes Enforicement Board has determined this is a violation. The issue, lin looking at the plan, is a request for amending the site plan to allow for outdoor storage properly screened and landscaped. The issue is whether oUtdoor storage is allowed. The staff recommendation was pOssibly another place couldl be found, but we have been told ithere is no other place. The only way to solve this ~problem would be with indoor storage. He assumes from the plan submitted that it will include removal of the existing patio, since he believes the existing patio is at the property line and this proposed storage area is shown to be 25 feet from the prop- erty line. This should be Clarified by the applicant. The issue is approval of an outdoor storage area not permitted in the zoning ordinance and there is a legal question whether the Council can permit this outdoor storage. Mayor Warnke asked~the City Attorney whether the Council could rule on this since it is an unresolved violation - 10 - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA JULY 19, 1983 before the Codes Enforcement Board and Mr. Vance replied the Council can rule on the kind of application before them in a concurrent manner. Mr. Vance explained how the City had reverted to a pyramid zoning code. Mr. deLong asked if there are any conditional or exceptional uses in this zoning classification that the City Council is privileged to invoke and Mr. Vance replied that he is not aware of any. Mr. deLong asked if this could be checked before taking action and Mr. Vance replied that he thought a variance to the zoning code could be approved. Councilman Cassandra clarified that if the Council made a decision, it would have to be concurrent with the decision from the Codes Enforcement Board. He asked if it was legal for the Planning & Zoning Board to make a decision based on the Codes Enforcement Board's decision and Mr. Vance replied that from the record he has, the Planning & Zoning Board was no= making a decision based on what is happening in the Codes Enforcement Board. Mayor Warnke asked if an original site plan is available showing this and Mr. Cannon replied negatively. Mayor Warnke asked how a site plan can be modified which does not exist and Mr. Cheney replied there is a long history to this. He can pull out relatively recent correspondence from a gentleman who has written several times in the last year about the history of the site plan and changes in the PUD. The original plan was amended along the way. Mayor Warnke stated he would like the legality researched. Mr. deLong added that he thinks the City Attorney should give a complete survey through the City Manager's office insofar as the legality. Councilman deLong moved to postpone this item to the next meeting and for the City Attorney through the City Manager to submit to the Council a thorough report on the legality. Mr. Mark Shore, attorney for the applicant, requested to be heard to clarify the facts. Mr. deLong replied that the Council wanted the facts clarified by the City Attorney and Mr. Cassandra then seconded the motion. Mayor Warnke informed Mr. Shore that Mr. Vance will work with him and we are not considering this request tonight, but are just post- poning it. Mr. Shore stated that the City Manager has been discussing legalities of outdoor storage and not what this facility is being used for. Mr. deLong informed him that there is no discussion by the audience when a motion is on the floor. Motion carried 5-0. - 11 - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA JULY 19, 1983 Mr. Shore requested that the City Attorney and City Manager consult with him first, so they are sure they agree on what the facts are. Mayor Warnke replied he is sure this will be taken into consideration. Mr. Cheney replied there was no question on this, but he wishes Mr. Shore had come to see him earlier. At this time, Mayor Warnke declared a five minute recess and then reconvened the meeting at 8:48 p. M. Approve request for site development plan approval submitted by Rossi & Malavasi, Engineers, Inc. for the Riteco Development Corporation. This proposal provides for the construction of Phase I of the Congress Lakes Planned Unit Development. Phase I consists of 135 units on approximately 16 acres. The location of Phase I is directly west of the Motorola Paging Products facility and north of and adjacent to the Boynton Canal Mr. Cannon informed the Council that this comes with a una- nimous positive recommendation from the Planning & Zoning Board subject to staff comments. He explained the site plan for the first phase. He read the staff comments from the Building Department and Public Works Department. Councilman deLong referred to the streets being public in the development and Mr. Cannon advised this was incorrect as they will be private streets. Mr. deLong stated that he heard at the Planning & Zoning Board meeting that these were going to be public streets and he wants it a matter of record that these are going to be private streets as in other developments. Mr. Roy Barden came forward repre- senting the applicant and advised they agree with all the conditions recommended by staff. The streets inside the project are part of the PUD and will be maintained by the builder and property owners' association. Mayor Warnke asked if a tree survey had been submitted iden- tifying every tree before development and Mr Barden replied affirmatively. · Councilman Wright asked if this development was being planned for Motorola and the mall and Mr. Barden informed him this is a residential project which is part of a 120 acre development on the west side of Congress Avenue. This is the first phase of possibly eleven to twelve phases. It is across the street from Motorola. Mr. Wright asked if young families will be permitted and Mr. Barden replied affirmatively. Mr. Barden continued that when the PUD was approved, there were suggestions for four story buildings, but they re-evaluated the market and it indicated they - 12 - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA JULY 19, 1983 should go after the young married market rather than the older market and they designed units with two and three stories rather than four stories. They have arranged the buildings on the site in such a way to maximize the view towards the lake and capture the breezes from the southeast. The recreation facilities include biking and jogging paths, tennis courts, handball courts, etc. which are activities for young people, but they will not deny selling them to older people. Mr. deLong referred to the price range and Mr. Barden informed him it would be $50,000 to $75,000 and generally two bedroom units with some having two bedrooms and a den. Also, there will be some townhouse units sitting on top of first floor apartments. The project looks toward the future employment activity growing in that area. Councilman Wright asked when this would be completed and Mr. Barden replied they will be opening in November. Mayor Warnke asked who would maintain the streets after the developer is gone and Mr. Barden replied this would be done by the homeowners, association. Councilman deLong referred to the City Attorney being aware of this requirement and stated when this is consummated this matter should be locked up. ' Mr. Zimmerman referred to there being reference to both a condominium and homeowners, association and Mr. Barden clarified there will be one common association for 125 units and then an overall master association for the entire deve- lopment for the common areas and roads. Mr. Rick Rossi stated that the plat is very specific about streets and read the statement regarding private streets and maintenance of same. He added this is a matter of record. Mr. Zimmerman clarified there will be two levels of homeowners, associations with the streets and recreation facilities being maintained. Mr. Barden agreed and added that all the recreation facilities will be maintained by the condominium association for this project. Mr. Zimmerman stated they will be owned in the same ratio as the square footage in their condominiums and Mr. Barden agreed. Mr. Cheney clarified there will be several developments with several associations and also an overall condominium asso- ciation for the amenities common to the whole thing. Mr. Zimmerman stated there will be an umbrella association and Mr. Barden agreed there will be a master association. Mr. Wright questioned how many units have been planned for the entire PUD and Mr. Barden replied apProximately 1,200 - 13 - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA JULY 19, 1983 units and this first phase is for 135 units, which is slightly less than they are permitted to build on this pro- ject. They have requested and received approval to transfer the deficit units from this first phase to another stage. Mr. Zimmerman referred to four story units and Mr. Barden informed him that only two story units were being planned now. Mr. Cassandra referred to four stories being allowed in this PUD and Mr. Barden agreed, but advised that the site plan would have to be approved. Mr. Vance added that they can go to the maximum under the City ordinance which is 45 feet or four stories. Mr. Cheney added that once this site plan is approved, it does not include four stories. Councilman deLong moved to approve the unanimous recommen- dation of the Planning & Zoning Board subject to staff com- ments. Vice Mayor Zimmerman seconded the motion. No discussion. Motion carried 5-0. Approve request for preliminary plat approval for the plat of Congress Lakes, Planned Unit Development Plat I submitted by Rossi & Malavassi, Engineers, Inc. for the Riteco Development Corporation. This submission consists of a pre- liminary plat and construction documents which provide for the construction of infrastructure improvements to support previously approved Planned Unit Development. The Congress Lakes Planned Unit Development is located on Congress Avenue west of the Motorola Paging products facility. Mr. Cannon showed the preliminary plat for the site plan just approved. He advised this was reviewed by the Planning & Zoning Board and they unanimously recommended approval. There were no staff comments in conjunction with this plat. He explained the location of Tracts A, B, C and D with the utility and roadway easements. Mr. deLong moved to approve this recommendation of the Planning & Zoning Board, seconded by Mr. Cassandra. No discussion. Motion carried 5-0. Approve request for preliminary plat approval for the plat of Stanford Park Planned Unit Development submitted by Michael B. Schorah & Associates, Inc. for Lawrence E. White and Ralph Biernbaum. This submission consists of a prelimi- nary plat and documents which provide for the construction of infrastructure improvements to support previously approved Planned Unit Development. The Stanford Park Planned Unit Development is located on Hypoluxo Road east of and adjacent to the High Ridge Country Club. Mr. Cannon informed the Council this is a preliminary plat for the previously approved Stanford Park PUD. This PUD - 14 - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA JULY 19, 1983 calls for the development of a nursing center, adult congre- gate living facility and medical office. The Planning & Zoning Board unanimously recommends approval subject to staff comments. He explained the location and adjoining uses. He read the staff comments from the Engineering Department, Utilities Department, Planning Department and Recreation & Parks Department. Mayor Warnke referred to this being submitted for approval of the infrastructures and asked if the plat has been approved and Mr. Cannon replied that the master plan was approved. Mr. Mike Schorah, representing the developer, stated if there are any questions, he will try to answer them. Mr. deLong stated that every member of the Council attended the Planning & Zoning Board meeting and is familiar with this plat. Mr. deLong moved to accept the unanimous recommendation of the Planning & Zoning Board and approve this subject to staff comments. Mr. Cassandra seconded the motion. No discussion. Motion carried 5-0. Approve request for site development plan approval submitted by Michael B. Schorah & Associates, Inc. for Lawrence E. White, Trustee. This proposal provides for the construction of the High Ridge Nursing Home at the Stanford Park Planned Unit Development consisting of a one story, 120 bed nursing home located on Hypoluxo Road, east of and adjacent to the High Ridge Country Club Mr. Cannon informed the Council this is for the development of a 120 bed convalescent center. He explained the location and told about the building plans. He read the staff com- ments from the Building Department, Engineering Department, and Public Works Department. This site plan was reviewed by the Community Appearance Board and comes to the City Council with their approval subject to the modifications requested. Mr. Wright referred to this being a medical complex and asked if there would be another building and Mr. Schorah informed him this will be an average nursing home and there is a 6,000 sq. ft. commercial parcel not being site planned at this time. Mr. Cassandra asked if there would be a phar- macy and Mr. Schorah agreed this had been discussed. Mr. Vance asked if the applicant agrees to comply with all staff comments and Mr. Schorah replied affirmatively. Councilman deLong moved approval of the unanimous recommen- dation of the Planning & Zoning Board subject to staff com- - 15 - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA JULY 19, 1983 ments, seconded by Vice Mayor Zimmerman. Under discussion, Mr. Cassandra commented that it is strange that we had no nursing homes, then a highly controversial application, and now applications for one in the north and south Motion carried 5-0. - Approve request for modification to the approved site deve- lopment plans for the Florida National Bank submitted by the Hendrick-Brown Construction Company. The Florida National Bank, Boynton Beach Branch, is located at 200 North Congress Avenue. This proposed modification provides for the construction of a 2,000 s~. ft. addition Mr. Cannon informed the Council this is a site plan modifi- cation. It was reviewed by the Planning & Zoning Board and comes to the City Council with a unanimous recommendation subject to staff comments. This is a 2,000 sq. ft. addition to the south end of the existing building. He read the staff comments from the Building Department per their memo dated 7/1/83. The applicant did receive a variance from the Planning & Zoning Board to retain the existing positive drainage on the site. This application was reviewed and approved by the Community Appearance Board las~ night. Ms. Victoria Peat, Gibson & Gibson Law Firm, representing the applicant, advised that the bank agrees and accepts the recommendations made. The general contractor and bank representatives are present for any questions. Councilman deLong moved to accept the unanimous recommen- dation that the proposed modification be approved subject to staff comments. Councilman Wright seconded the motion No discussion. Motion carried 5-0. ' Approve request for modification to the approved site deve- lopment plans for the Coral Industries warehouse submitted by Robert B. Kipp, Jr. The Coral Industries warehouse is located at 1365 Neptune Drive. The proposed modification provides for the construction of a loading ramp to serve the facility. Mr. Cannon informed the Council this is a site plan modifi- cation. The site plan was approved several months ago for the construction of a warehouse on Neptune Drive. The applicant wishes to construct an approximate 4 ft. high loading ramp along the east side of the property. This comes with a positive recommendation from the Planning & Zoning Board with no staff comments. Mr. deLong moved to approve the unanimous recommendation of the Planning & Zoning Board for this modification, seconded by Mr. Cassandra. No discussion. Motion carried 5-0. - 16 - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA JULY 19, 1983 Approve request for variance from subdivision and platting regulations for the Town Club of Boynton Beach site plan Mr. Cheney informed the Council that what is involved here is the setting of a public hearing to consider whether or not thi~ variance should be granted. Prior to a public hearing, there should be some title searches to give an understanding of the current and future situation relative to N. E. 4th Street and the trailer park. He thinks prior to a public hearing, they should know who is the legal pro- perty owner and be aware of any encumbrances relative to 4th Street. Also, 17th Avenue is an issue where a variance is being requested. The staff and Technical Review Board feel since 17th Avenue is part of the circulation system, it should be constructed through this property. The Council should take a look at this with 17th Avenue closed on the west end. They must be sure to have title ownership infor- mation at the public hearing. We have had some street title problems in Four Sea Suns. Mr. deLong referred to this problem having existed and stated that he thinks it was created by the City. It is a poor setup going into 17th Avenue between the two con- dominiums. He thinks it would create a traffic hazard with cutting 17th Avenue through. He thinks the proper thing, which should have been done at the time this was permitted, was to have abandoned the portion of that road. Mr. Cheney stated that it hasn't been abandoned and Mr. deLong replied that we must resolve this. Mr. Cheney agreed and stated this should be addressed at the public hearing. Mr. deLong remarked that he didn't see where this developer will suffer any inconvenience and Mr. Cheney advised that he doesn't want 17th Avenue cut through, but must go through the public hearing process to address that. Mr. Cassandra stated that he would like to know about the existing fences. We must be sure not to create problems. Mayor Warnke advised that he has received calls about the problems and they don't want the fences open because of security problems. Mr. Cheney asked the City Attorney how much time would be needed to research this and Mr. Vance replied there is no precise requirement, either two or four weeks. He suggests the second meeting in August. Mr. Cassandra stated that he would not be present August 16 and the first or second meetings in September were suggested. Mr. Vance pointed out that the applicant has indicated he is in a time bind on development. Vice Mayor Zimmerman made a motion to consider this at a public hearing at the first meeting in September, September - 17 - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA JULY 19, 1983 6. Mr. Cassandra seconded the motiOn. Motion carried 5-0. No discussion. Approve permit for removal off-site of excavation material - The Crossings Councilman deLong stated in reading the communication sub- mitted, he thinks we should latch onto this and grant a per- mit with waiving the fees and send a letter of thanks for making this offer through the City Manager's office. He so moved, seconded by Councilman Wright. No discussion. Motion carried 5-0. LEGAL Ordinances - 2nd Reading - Public Hearinq NONE Ordinances - 1st Readinq NONE Resolutions Proposed Resolution No. 83-TT - Re: Reducing Performance Bond for Dos Lagos P.U.D. Mr. Vance read proposed Resolution No. 83-TT by title: A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA, REDUCING PERFORMANCE BOND FOR DOS LAGOS P.U.D. Councilman deLong moved the adoption of prOposed Resolution No. 83-TT, seconded by Councilman Cassandra. No discussion. Mrs. Boroni took a roll call vote on the motion as follows: Councilman. deLong - Aye Councilman Wright - Aye Mayor Warnke - Aye Vice Mayor Zimmerman - Aye Councilman Cassandra - Aye Motion carried 5-0. PropDsed Resolution No. 83-UU - Re: Adopting job description for Golf Course Manager and making this position part of the City's Pay Plan Mr. Vance read proposed Resolution No. 83-UU by title: - 18 - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA JULY 19, 1983 A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA, ADOPTING THE JOB DESCRIPTION FOR GOLF COURSE MANAGER AND MAKING IT A PART OF THE CITY'S PAY PLAN Councilman deLong moved the adoption of proposed Resolution No. 83-UU, Seconded by Councilman Cassandra. No discussion. Mrs. Boroni took a roll call vote on the motion as follows: Councilman Wright - Aye Mayor Warnke - Aye Vice Mayor Zimmerman - Aye Councilman Cassandra - Aye Councilman deLong - Aye Motion carried 5-0. Appointment of Golf Course Manager Mr. Cheney announced at this point, he would like to ask for the privilege of adding one item to the agenda now that the Council has adopted this resolution creating the golf course manager position to add a new department in the City. When making an appointment of a department head position, the City Council must concur with his making that appointment. Mr. deLong moved that this request of the City Manager be granted, seconded by Mr. Zimmerman. Motion carried 5-0. Mr. Cheney stated with the concurrence of the Council, he is appointing Mr. Joseph Sciortino, Jr. as the manager of the golf course. If the Council concurs, Mr. Sciortino will be starting work in early August. Mayor Warnke asked if a contract is needed and Mr. Cheney replied negatively as once appointed, it is under civil service. Councilman deLong moved to approve the appointment by the City Manager of the manager of the golf course of Joseph Sciortino, Jr. Councilman Cassandra seconded the motion. Under discussion, Mr. deLong commented that he thinks it was a splendid appointment on the City Manager's part. We do have plenty of residents in the City who have credentials as good or better than any in the nation and he thinks the locals should be given first consideration. He appreciates what the City Manager has done. He then introduced Mr. Sciortino. Mr. Sciortino thanked the City Manager and members of the Council for their show of confidence. The golf course will be self-supporting as well as the City being very proud of it. Motion carried 5-0. - 19 - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA JULY 19, 1983 Proposed Resolution No. 83-VV - Re: Florida Boating Improvement Program - Boynton Beach Boat Club Park Mr. Vance read proposed Resolution No. 83-VV by title: A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA, CONCERNING FLORIDA BOATING IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM - BOYNTON BEACH BOAT CLUB PARK Mr. deLong moved the adoption of proposed Resolution No. 83-VV, seconded by Mr. Cassandra. Under discussion, Mayor Warnke commented that this looks like tremendous innovative funding if we can get it through. Mr. Cheney stated that we are hopeful we can and we will be contacting the Board of County Commissioners. Mr. Cassandra referred to possibly buying more land at the Boat Club Park and Mr. Cheney explained that the land on Federal Highway was included in the plan in case the possibility ever came along. Recently we were told the land was for sale and an appraisal is being reviewed by the City Attorney. Mr. deLong told about pre- vious plans to secure additional land in this area. As requested, Mrs. Boroni then took a roll call vote on the motion as follows: Mayor Warnke - Aye Vice Mayor Zimmerman - Aye Councilman Cassandra - Aye Councilman deLong - Aye Councilman Wright - Aye Motion carried 5-0. Other Consider amending zoning ordinance relative to R-1AA and permitting outside storage - Requested by Vice Mayor Carl Zimmerman Vice Mayor Zimmerman stated possibly the Council may want to defer this for later discussion until after the meeting tomorrow night. He was asked by some of the people in Leisureville that if they do not get what they want through their efforts, they thought maybe the Council would be willing to do something in the way of amending the code. He believes the overall zoning of Leisureville is R-1AA. It seems the designation PUD is only a name which does not exist in Leisureville and not a zoning for Leisureville. It is a PUD in concept only and not a legal PUD because there is not a site plan on record. These conditions exist. Some of the people feel they want the Council to do something about it. Possibly some suggestions can be made or it can be tabled. Mr. deLong replied that based on the fact we have asked for a legal opinion, he thinks it would be advi- sable to table this until receiving the report from the City Attorney. - 20 - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA JULY 19, 1983 Mr. Zimmerman moved to table, seconded by Mr. deLong. Motion carried 5-0. Approve Water Service Agreement - Dyer Property Mr. deLong asked if the check was received which was referred to and Mr. Cheney replied affirmatively. Mr. deLong moved to accept the recommendation to approve with the following memo dated July 13, 1983, from Perry A. Cessna, Director of Utilities, becoming a part of the public record. Mr. Cassandra seconded the motion. "Attached is a letter of transmittal, original agreement to annex and, a marked up tax map for water and sewer ser- vice to a parcel of property located between Seacrest Blvd. and 1-95 just south of Hypoluxo Road and just north of the cemetery. "The proposed sewer force main from Bristol Springs will be required to be increased and sized from a 6" to a 8" line in order to accommodate the flow from proposed 125,000 square foot shopping center. "The trustee of this property will deliver, on Friday (7/15), a check in the amount of $22,634.40 to cover the cost of increasing the line to 8". This amount is the quotation given to Russell & Axon by the contractor to change line size from 6" to 8". "In addition to this, if the City Council approves, the contractor will be required to extend a 12" water line northward from Miner Road to the northern line of subject property and to tie the various lines off of the side streets in this (northern) area to the new line. This cost will be totally at the developer,s expense without credit against the capital facilities charges anticipated for either water of sewer. "It is requested that this be placed on the July 19th agenda for Council approval." Motion carried 5-0. OLD BUSINESS Report on Test Well Program & Revised Water Master Plan Report Mr. Cassandra referred to receiving this large report at the same time the volume of the budget and tonight's agenda - 21- REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA JULY 19, 1983 were received and stated he has not had a chance to look at this. He thinks the report was finished on time, but we received it not at the proper time to give it the due justice it deserves. Mr. Cassandra moved to postpone this until August 2, seconded by Mr. deLong. No discussion. Motion carried 5-0. Status Report on Seacrest Boulevard - Requested by Councilman Samuel Wright Mayor Warnke asked if Councilman Wright had received enough material and Mr. Wright replied affirmatively, but he doesn't know if there was any recent development. He still does not see any specifics on action on the part of the County Commissioners. He thinks with the request Commissioner Koehler has made, the Mayor is following through with the M.P.O. Mayor Warnke replied that he is and he also talked to the County Commissioners and they are in favor of putting this on a higher priority. Mr. deLong com- mented that we should use our influence and we will get the job done, the same as on the south end. Mayor Warnke added that he got a favorable call from a County Commissioner this evening and it does look much better. Mr. Wright added that he has been talking to Commissioner Koehler's aide and he will try to find out more. Mr. deLong clarified that everyone on the Council is concerned and interested and that is why we passed a resolution requesting the County to take care of it. He told about Boca Raton getting revenue from the County and stated that we want as much consideration. Mayor Warnke urged all the members of the Council to contact the County Commissioners. Update on Small Business Administration Parks & Recreation pevelopment Program Mr. Cheney advised the Council voted to approve the grant and the material was sent to the State for money. Mr. Wright referred to there being uncertainty as to hiring an unemployed person and Mr. Cheney replied that he had full conversations with them and it is resolved how to do that. A contractor called today who is interested in the project and he will have no problem meeting the federal guidelines. He thinks we are in good shape. ADMINISTRATIVE Career Development & Training for City Employees - Postponed from July 5, 1983 Meeting Mr. Cheney referred to submitting a report and Mr. Cassandra commented that it was an excellent report and showed that - 22 - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA JULY 19, 1983 training is not only done for supervisors, but there is con- tinuous ongoing training for all employess. ADJOURNMENT Councilman Cassandra moved to adjourn, seconded by Councilman deLong. Motion carried 5-0 and the meeting was properly adjourned at 9:50 P. M. CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA Mayor ATTEST: ' ~/ City Clerk Vice Mayor Councilman Recording Secretary (Three Tapes) - 23 - AGENDA July 19, 1983 ADMINISTRATION e Se 0 Approval of Bills: Allen Insurance Agency Endorsement to Auto Insurance effective 4/4/83 Pay from General Fund---001-193-519-40-41 Allen Insurance Agency Additional installment to WOrkers Compensation due to rate adjustment--due July, 1983 Pay from various departments---General Fund & Water & Sewer Allied Universal Corporation Chlorine for Water Treatment Plant & Bristol Springs Pay from Water & Sewer Rev.---401-332-533-30-63 $4,621.14 Pay from Bristol Springs ..... 407-353-535-90-12 122.94 B. & H. Sales 300 Meter Boxes for Water Distribution Pay from Water & Sewer Revenue---401-333-533-60-51 Columbia Video Systems Corp. Fire Training Video Tape Recorder/Simulator Pay from Federal Revenue Sharing: 320-221-522-60-42 $2,357.34 320-221-522-60-9D 3,493.34 State Contract ~840-91-83-1 Davis Water & Waste Industries Odophos Liquid No. 1 for Sewage Pumping Pay from Water & Sewer Revenue---401-352-535-30-65 DeBra Turf & Industrial Equip. Co. Cushman Quick Aerator per specifications Pay from Federal Revenue Sharing---320-000-247-2H-00 Per bid 3/16/83, Council approved 4/5/83 Edwards Electric Corp. of Florid~ 12-Volt Phase Monitors for Water Treatment Plant Pay from Water & Sewer Revenue---401-332-533-30-45 401-332-533-40-33 $694.01 320.40 1,124.00 2,375.00 4,744.08 2,052.00 5,850.68 13,994.16 2,282.~0 1,014.41 COUNCIL APPROV -2- e 10. ~rnst &Whinne~ $ 2,114 For professional services rendered through 5/31/83 regarding the annual audit for the year ending 9/30/83 Pay from General Fund ............. 001-131-513-40-66 $1,120.00 Pay from Water & Sewer Revenue .... 401-393--539-40-66 994.00 IBM COrDoration Rental for JulY, 1983~,-System 34 Pay from various accounts in General Fund 00 7,307150 11. $.I. Lime Company Lime for Water Treatment Plant Pay from Water & Sewer Revenue---401-332-533-30-65 7,543!22 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. Moore Golf, Inc. Irrigation Installation for Golf Course from 5/31/83 to ?/8/83 Pay from B.B. Rec. Facility Constr. Fund 415-000-169-01-00 Motion Industries, Inc. 2 Reliance Motors for Water Treatment Plant Pay from Water & Sewer Revenue---401-332-533-40-33 Neptune Meter Company 25 2" Meters and 25 1½" Meters for Water Distribution Pay from Water & Sewer Revenue---401-333-533-60-51 Conrad Pickel Studio, Inc. Bronze Infant Statue with granite base Pay from Boynton Bch Memorial Park---631-399-539-60-32 Ranqer Construction Co. Est. ~1 city Hall Parking Lot Improvements Pay from General Fund---001-192-519-60-39 Russell & Axon Professional services rendered on various projects Pay from Utility General Fund 403-000-169-01-00 $19,497.63 403-000-169-11-00 8,683.32 South Central Regional Wastewater Treatment Board Services in the treatment and disposal of wastewater for the month of June, 1983 Pay from Utility General Fund---403-000-169-11-00 59,400 .: 00 1,042.32 9,941.25, 8,500.00, 5,479.~4 28,180. )5 65,452.00 -3- 19. 20. 21. 22. 23. South Central Regional Wastewater Treatment Board City's portion (50%) of bills due Regional Board Pay from Utility General Fund---403-000-169-11-00 Edward .D. Stone, Jr. & Associates Boynton Beach Front Park--Beach Renovation Project Pay from Rec. & MuniCipal Beach Improvement Fund: 303-000-169-33-00 Underqround Supply Co.,Inc. Materials for N.E.26th. Ave. Sewer Replacement Pay from Water & Sewer Revenue---401-351-535-40-3F Council approved 4/19/83 Isiah Andrews Driver for Senior Citizens Club 2 wks. Pay from Federal Revenue Sharing---320-64!-564-40-5A Per Ordinance ~73~15, passed 5/15/73 Willie Ruth McGrad¥ Server for Senior Citizens Club 2 wks. Pay from Federal Revenue Sharing---320-64!-564-40-5A Per Ordinance ~73-15, passed 5/15/73 $ 4,623~92 47,206,95 4,112,i01 126.36 120.196 The bills described have been approved and verified by the department heads involved; checked and approved for payment by the Finance Department. ~nn, Finance Director I therefore recommend payment of these bills. Perle r~/L~C henley, C~i ~Manag er RUSSELL & AXON Established in 1920 Engineers · Planners · Architects Incorporated Mr. Peter L. Cheney, City Manager City of Boynton Beach P. O. Box 310 Boynton Beach, Florida 33435 July 7, 1983 STATEMENT Summary of Russell & Axon Invoices for Professional Services for City Council Approval. For Miscellaneous Engineering Invoice No. 101 626-681-01-4 Authorization dated 12/9/78 Professional Services $ 3,034.96 For Wells 17 - 22 & Raw Water Main Invoice No. 2- 626-681-60-3 - Professional Services Authorization dated 9/19/80 2,282.18 For Wells 17 - 22 & Raw Water Main Invoice No. 7 - 626-681-60-6 - Resident Inspection Authorization dated 9/19/80 11,653.83 For PS & FM - San Castle/St. Andrews Invoice No-. I - 626-681-62-3 - Professional Services Authorization dated 5/6/81 - 75% Reimbursable from EPA 1,655.42 For PS& FM San Castle/St. Andrews Invoice No. I - 626-681-62-6 - Resident Inspection Authorization dated 5/6/81 - 75% Reimbursable from EPA 5,423,t7 For Master Plan for Water System Expansion Invoice No. 14 - 626-681-70-1 - Professional Services Authorization dated 5/4/82 3,080.25 For Water Main Extension - Old Boynton Road Invoice No. 3 - 626-681-71-1 - Professional Services Authorization dated 1/20/83 1,051.14 GRAND TOTAL THIS STATEMENT $28,180.95 TCB/er cc: PAC ~o EAST ATLANTIC AVENUE o SUITE 414 W - DELRA¥ BEACH. FLORIDA 334 Betty Zobel - Finance R&A Fi 1 es ~etiY~g' ADDITIONS TO CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING AGENDA July 19, 1983 7:30 P.M. CONSENT AGENDA F. Add to Approval of Bills i. Myr~ Fairway Golf Course Construction Co., Inc. $32.390.77 ~/30/83 CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH PAGE A607 ....................... C_U_R__R__E_N._.TL ..... M_Q_N_T..H .... C_.H.E. C K S CHECK,, ~' VENDOR,~" VENDOR NAME CHECK DATE 12667 196020 STATE OF FLORIDA DEPTo 2/24/83 13130 150844 JAMES O'BLACK 3/04/83 . _Z3_]~ 3.1 ...... ~__1~0.:8_,k4 ..... __dAVIES_ _O ZB LAC K ..................... 3/0 Z]995 032895 CZTY OF BOYNTON BEACH 23995 032895 CZTY OF BOYNTON BEACH ~/08/8] TOTAL AMOUNT 36~75 IO0oOOCR ............ lOB:DO__ 25,778o72CR 25,778o72 1'r+580 FEDERA'[' CRED 4/29/83 ' i1,15i~:i~'6'CR 15337 270015 HENRY ALBERS 6/01/83 641.60 15338 020405 CONSTANCE BAIS.H 6/01/83 53.79 15343 08043Z JOHN HARRINGTON 6/01/83 384.49 1'5344 340006 LEMON HARRIS 6/01/83 z !c s: ............................. 6 zo /_8 ~ s a 4 8 ':~"' :?~'~:{~[o ~ 5 o~'_ ;Lj::]:::~EbR~[:./A':,:/-~j OHN S'ON'~ '/,-:./J ~ __._.]. 2.'_ ..... 6/01 / 8 3 15350 ~5 15354 15355 15356 370013 VIRGINIA E. KEISTER ]~ZLJL6_O 350 .... ]~TER E ESA_.P_AD G EIT 166300 ELEANOR PUFFER 190945 JOHN SCHNEIDER 15359 15361 202515 LEE THOMAS 15362 230452 OLIVE WALLACE ...... __15363 ....... · 4~.0~I~ --~!~_~_A.KI.~Ug_J4ATERS 15364 ' i:..'231580 15365 ....-2669~0 .:,.:~ILDREO.!:::A.:.-..Z~ART ...... 15366. '15367 330008 15368 086351 ........... 15369 ....... 1.06.450 15370 132780 15371 194690 15372 ....... 081650 15373 l 2z, 590 1537~ 146600 ..... 15 3.7. 5 ........ ~Z_O.O JOHN GARDNER NOAH HUDD~ESTON .... GEORGE._JUNNI ER HAROLD MILLER THEODORE SORG _.HAH 0 LD..__.HERR I NG NORMAN LOLATTE ......... ALLAN NYQUIST __SIAN_LE]C_C.,_.PO.R. I ER 387.00 I9_8_~ '': I641~6'- :":.- 88. ~5 .. - _: ......... ~_.88~ ~.6 446. ,6 6/01/83 150. 9 6/01/_83 _ _2_L8_.._( 6/01/83 3].3.~9 6/01/83 31~+..5 6/01/83 ............... i, 587...~;5. .... 6/01/83 91. 6/01/83 133. '.0 2_~.3_:_, Lb 6/01/83 '"' 18Z.: 6/01/83 46., 6/01/83 722. 6/01/83 168. .6/_01/85 ..... 6/01/83 82. 6/01/83 T7, _]__6/01/.83 ................ 6~3~. 6/01/83 1,975.~ 6/01/83 1,029.7 6/01/83 ..................... 931,2 6/01/83 919.5 6/01/83 6/01/83 6/01/83 ~2.4 6/01/83 1,004o0 6/01/83 .............. 9~ ,8 :5_ .1 0 5 7 0 1 0 6 3 6/30/83 CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH CHECK,,-" VENDOR,,-"' VENDOR NAME 15376 194290 KEN SNOW 15377 206300 JOHN M. TUITE 15_378 .......... 2227.95_ ..... LORR~.I N_E___V I CK I 15380 -CURTIS E',- WRIGHt- .............................. CHECK PAGE 2 DATE TOTAL AMOUNT 6/01/83 225.4i 6/oi/83 91.'5o 6/01/83 ..................... 953.7Z 6/01/83 1,334~95-:i 15521 .' CHIEF :'W';'E' GUTHKE' - 5/31/83 ..... 1_55.21_ :--::-..:~Z~Z_gS:~i~_B_OZN.iDN~C:_i~Y. EE.D..ERA.L.~RED ............ :_6/01Z.83 15523 042905 CARL DIXON 155.24 490034 JEFFREY WRIGHT 60~00 6/01/83 12~000.00 6/03/83 446-.36 ' :': ' 6/03/83 . :. .... 6/03/83 ..... ~55.28_~. .-l'H EOD OR E:~A D IC~M .... : _ .................... 6/03/83 ...... 15529 032~95 CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH 6/03/83 15530 063762 FLORIDA NATIONAL BANK 6/03/83 ....... 15531. .O..Z~ZS__ ~B.OYNT-O,N-._C_I_I:Y._F_.EDERAL_CRED ................ 6/___03/.83 !-~'t55 ;: OlO'!gT '.::.:;.::':.'<AAA: GARDEN'~.CENTER :' :' .... 6/03/83 i' ?-'.:;i:AD~'AN~E~;'A?~':~.'"':C.OhO I~i"ON:iNG::'!!:;:i:' .. 6/03/83 ..... '<~?i:-~ R D I ~S-Y: S-T-EH-.S';; '.:> .6/03/83 .... 155.35 014240 ISIAH ANDREWS 6/03/83 15536 015567 ARTWEAR 6/03/83 ....... 6_/.O_3/_ 83_._ :-: 6103183 6/O3/83 _U PHO '" '/'? :' 6/_0Z3/83_ 155-41 024730 BOYNTDN BEACH RETIREMENT 6/03/83 I5'5~2 024735 BOYNTON BUSINESS MACHINES 6/03/83 ....... J..55 ~3_ Q2&..78 ~. ........B-O Y.J:lr~o~ki_P_u~ P r.,_ _s_u.P_P. L Y_ .............. 6/_03/83 !02561~:' ':"';;:'STEvE!'::!:~R~JNNER '" ii";~;ii';:." :::-':~: :-. ~?" ' 6/03/ 0'30298 <'::?'~iuDY:C:A"[A'NDRA :'?~:'::::i:!i';;'::i:'::::??3::.::ii;i~i!i? ?: 6~03783 .... t;554 BER NARD.: CHOQUE TTE ........ - 6/03/83 15547 033629 ALLEN C,. CLARK 6/03/83 1554-8 033657 CLK OF COURTS-SUPPORT DEP 6/03,/83 _ 15~549 033658 ~LK OF COURTS-SUPPORT DEP 6/03/83 - 1'5551':':i::-:q:!:'Z:;;!:;:'033661 :'".:/.':~LK:':' O'F:i [OuRTS~SuPPORT DEp' ' 6/O3/83 .... -- ':'._." 7; z. _1555__2.. ;...:. i~03366 :'.C_LK. OF COURT_S-SUPPORT OEP 6/03/83 15553 034550 Eoc~-cS~-'-~'6:fi[-:-~iC; 16. - 191,293.13 32,0Z~8 o 99 .i:...:: 240;°00 '.--;::>'::I s z, 56.16 194,24 , _25_q:. .' ': :::::::.?::::::::::::: 4-7'~70 -.: :::" :: :::::: ': i::?': 0 ~.;:'O o- - - '___7__I:,5_0_ 5~093.46 1~600,50 52 · !0 0 - i'; 0 3.7 · 1555~ 034924. T_HERESA CORRERA i:-~=~155555 035~..3 JOHN CURLEY ~. ASSOCIATE ::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: HOP :5557 '~':':':::::'::: 0~167~ ' 'NAUR:'CE DENsoN .. ~!5.5_581' :: :-::..:'~: .' D_N!.5~_~' JOHN DENSON 15559 o~z~6< : i':~ [-i~- ~-A-['E s 15560 044750 DOUBLEDAY & CO, 6/03/83 256.25 6/03/83 3:0.00 6. f_o_3Z_s__3 57.3 6 6/03/8~---" ========================= :-18',,56"--'- ' 6/03/83 16.00 _..6/__0_3_/_83 1_5_.:_0_ _0_ _ 6/03/83 795 o00 6/03/83 192.54 15562 15563 ..;!_5564 15565 1556.6 ~ 567 053900 EMERGENCY MEDICAL ~ SAFET 6/03/-83 060109 .FACTS BOOK - FLORIDA 6/03/83 0~160~ ........ ~A~IQ_EE~AZZOL~ ~_._.~ON ........ 6/03/83 062820 FIRE~EN'S RELIEF & 6/03/83 063000 FISHER SCIENTIFIC 6/03/83 __063790 FLORIDA RECREATION & PARK 6/03/83 397.00 ZO.O0 ....................... 250.80 ~!__*_3_? .... 6/38/83 CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH ...................... C__ U_. R R_E__ N___T_ ...... M_.O_N ._T__H ....... C__H~_.F___C_.._.g_ _S ..... C~ECK " I5568 I5569 ]..55 7.0 155~i VENDOR ~ VENDOR NAME 070404 GATOR CULVERT CO. 07041I GAYLORD BROS.,INC. ..... 032816 ...... CLAIRE._GI~IMAN · .:075400.:':..!'GRA.NAO~:"~:i:VALVE &:FliTTIN PAGE 3 CHECK DATE TOTAL A~OUNT 6/03/83 ~5o00 6/03/83 69.05 6/03/8.3 l_iS~OD~_ 6/03/83 - 506.8~; 15572 ~5574 15575 I5577 075480 :~:GRIFmlN'~:EQUIPMENT' 6/03/83- .......... 0~5530 ...... ~._L;_..GRUMMQNS:__~RiNIiNG .... i .......... 6/03/83 080300 HACH CHEMICAL CO. 6/03/83 0'80~25 HAND'S 6/03/83 ':?:'?090 !0.4- 213~20 107.87 16o88 .=6/03/83 :-~.:...~.:.i..:'. 258,001 15578 -090108 A RETIREME . ' '6/03/83 ._i~5_79__ -~L-O~-Z~9~'."'INDLJ:SLT-~ZA~NEL~NG-,--ZNC,. ........ 6/03/_83_ 15580 100310 JACK'S CAMERA CENTER i5581 115~0i ELEANOR KRUSELL ~55 82__. ~ ~98 ...... ~E__~B R.~LI 15583 :~.".:12.0~i( UNIFORMS- -:,?;???:.:"" ::r~$ .',:'::.-;~:. -' I558~ :'::'":" 15586 122853 LIONEL PLAYW. ORLD 15587 130400 MANHATTAN TROPHIES 15589 15590 15591 15592 15593 15595 160106 P & W TAPPING 161329 J.W. PEPPER OF FLORIDA 16_L_5_~0 ..... P__[.~BR_O__~.E P.! NFS_ O_P.T !MI ST · ..-. i:::!: .:~.::~'6 z 7 5 0 i:i:':'?. P: '.':.:"I:76397' ::-'..% R':i'C-'~:: ' SPOR:TS-' ':' 6/03/83 6/03/83 6/03/83 "' " 6/03/83'- ";' 6/03/83 6/03/83 903.iii 133o00 12.80 zz'5.~o 26.55 6/03/83 160. 6/03/83 260:. 6/o3/83 65. DO 2T ~0 1.5596 15.597 1:5598 15599 15601 15602 6/03/83 · . 80:~D0 - ':-i-80.-496-::i'~'i,,~-A:,Nfi. ERi-;-CONSTRUCTION INDUS, .............. 6/,03/83 ................ 180505 RAYSIDE TRUCK E TRAILER 6/03/83 136.~0 190190 S & S ARTS & CRAFTS 6/03/8.3 z~6.53 i91525 -S E A R ~_BU_C~K. &.. C 0._. ...... 6_/_0_3/_8_3 ': :'::":~.:,'::!,,~_,~ 7 o ';:'~:!!~i~!~S~'t.~i:::,:.:::Wi ~:X'~-s?.::. cO';i:.:' :'?~!?.' ':':-': 6'/o'Y2 83:'' .:.':?-'. ~' ][92802 ?!i:ii! SI'RC'H:i'E:;'/~INGERPRINT':.'[AB~R 6/0'3/83 86.i5 ,~ ...... _... !_5603 ~'-192~708 .::...~':SOUTHERN MECHANICAL. SEALS ~/..03/83 15604 194713 SOUTHEASTERN MUNICIPAL 6/03/83 6/03/83 ~Q3/8_3 '6/03/83 6/0~/83 ........... 6/_03~8_3_ .: -"' 6/03/83 6/03/83 .~/03/83 _ 6/03/83 15605 19z+769 SOUTHLAND CONTROLS !5_6._0_6 .... 13_6i. 2_0 T~_F_~, S DRUGS ! 5607 · 1963~:~:..:::i :.,:: SUN TD:A~A~W~-z' .: "::L:~': :':: 15608 . i96899:'::?"GRADY'...~::~'..'SNANN .,:":':.' ...... z ~_6.o ~ .... ; _~-~ z s-s-o_':: ': ;';:::::.~o;~.~;f~ ~ E_S_s.:; :' :,:;:~ ~:~::;: 15610 206430 ELIHU TUTTLE 1561~ 2101~6 USCH DEFERRED COMP. PRO. ~ 5612 __. 216~_~0 .~ . U. NDERGBOUBQ__SU e P L~ Z56~3 222930 VISIONS 78,75.. _. 316.~0 I0o 190.?OO ....... ~-~:_: .... .. 101.~1 ~,056o81 17. I6 ' 15614 230451 WALLACEi:'& TIERNAN 6/03/83 826,20 .... _ ..... k56!5 ...... 2.32462._ _WIL.CQ.~U~_LISHING_QD ........ Z ..... '. 6/03/83 ...................... .. 15616 232500 J. WILLIAMS PUMP SERVICE 6/03/83 502.85 15.617 232800 WILSON SPORTING GOODS 6/03/83 805.9~ .... 1~ 18 ..... O~ ~8'.~ .... V__~._.F_~_S~ ~ER ......................... 6/06/83 5 O, ~0___ ' ::"". ' i.':'":: .:" ""!' ' 6/30/83 CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH PAGE C~ECK " VENDOR ~' ,. ,t VENDOR NAME CHECK DATE TOTAL AMOUNT 15619 041640 FRANK DEMARCO 6/06~8"~'- 50.00 15620 014168 CHUCK ANIANO 6/06/83 50.00 15621 390062 ALEXANDER B. MC CARTNEY 6/03/83 543.05 15623 490039 GARY RD WERNER 6/10/83. 192.75 15624 45'0052 LINDA SHELTON 6/10/83 .108.59 15626 063762 FLORIDA NATIONAL BANK 6/I0/83 25~686.77 15627 024725 BOYNTON CITY FEDERAL CRED 6/10/83 11,675'29 15631 011350 ADMINISTRATIVE CHARGES 6~10/83 37~500.00 15632 013720 ALLEN INSURANCE AGENCY 6/10/83 9,567.00 15633 013723 KEN ALLEN 6/10/83 ~5.00 ~5637 015315 AQUA MATIC SPRINKLER ..................... b'/'~'5/'8~ ................. ~'9~ 15638 015990 ATLANTIC COAST FIRE CO. 6/10/83 £2.00 15639 016000 ATLANTIC HARDWARE 6/10/83 3.58 15643 020171 BBB GENERAL CONTRACTORS 6/10/83 i6~589.55 15644 020440 THE BAKER & TAYLOR CO. 6/10/83 711.03 ' o1-' ON / t56~6 022~85 .":':'BEACH'"~":POOLSIDE'ENPORIUM· ''~: "'6/Z0'/83 .,'-"~i.? "45;9~.? .... 15647 021550 BEANE EXTERMINATING CO. 6/10/83 ' 462.00- '' 15'6'~8 ........... ~'2'~'~35 ........ BE~K'LEYcCARDY CO .................... 6/10/83 881.96 156~9 024590 THOMAS BOUREGY & CO. 6/~0/83 24°90 15650 15651 15652 024765 BOY:NTON' GUN & LOCK, 'INC, 6/10/83 1__~653 ............ } 02_z~.23.~ ........B~'~~ MED Z CA L OXYGEN 6/10/83 15654 024786 BOYNTON T~-~-'~~'--i'~ ........... ~/10/83 15655 025~50 RICHARD BRINKER 6/10/83 15656 025600 BROWARD PUMP & SUPPLY CO. 6/10/83 15657 015612 'ALBIN F .BRUDER 6/10/83 I5658 0263'70 DR. JANES ED BUFFAN 6/10/83 15660 030185 ¢oK.~S LOCKSHOP, IMCo 6/i0/83 024723 .~BOYNTON BEACH CHILD CARE 4,412.50 4,864.~~ 854.28. 159.00 131.00 450.00 326.67 2.6.0 208.3.3 58.00 z2.35-'- 15661 -030298 JUDY CALANDRA 15~652 032467 CHICKEN UNLIMITED 15663 032~69 CHICAGO TRIBUNE 15664 032626 ~EANIE CHWALIK I5i.~5 ........ ~328.95' ~.I.~V OF BOYNTON BEACH 15i666 032915 CITY GENERATOR EXCHANGE " 15667 033657 CLK OF COURTS-SUPPORT DEP !~!~8 .... 033658 CLK OF COURTS-SUPPORT DEP 6/lo/8~ 6/10/83 6110/83 6/10/83 6/10/83 6/10783 6/10/83 6/10/83 ZO°O0 I45.3~5 108-~-~,0 36.00 317,40 52.00 37.00 6/30'/83 CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH PAGE 5 'CHECK " VENDOR ,r ,r VENDOR NA,qE CHECK DATE TOTAL AMOUNT 15669 ...... 033659 .......... ~LK '"O~"--CEO~TS-~'bPPORT OEP 15670 033661 CLK OF COURTS-SUPPORT OEP !5671 ........ 0.3365~ ......... CL_~ _O~_~_~.TS-SUPPORT OEP 15672 034877 3-2-1 CONTACT 15673 035404 CRAWFORD DOOR-CO. 6/10/83 47,00 6/10/83 12.00 6/10/83 37.00 6/10/83 10.95 6/10/83 845.00 15674 036237 CUES INC 6/10/83 87,000.00 15675 041420 DECISION DATA COMPUTER CO 6/10/83 437,00 15676 041421 DECISION DATA COMPUTER 6/10/83 172.00 __!.~.6~_7._7___. 041423 DECORA OFFICE FURNITURE ............ ~/10/83 1,618 27 15678 !:~.:..:i'::; 041600 .... ..D E L R A.Y:.:'CH'EM I C A L!~: CQ, 6/10/83 15679 ..?i ':0~t609 ;!.-:::..{DE[R'Ay ..K'AWASAKI]:.!.~;~!~i{!!i]!?.!:.'~::: ' ' ' " -- 6/~o/83 15680 - 04 ! 674- . __M_._A_~!_~E__,.D__E__N._~._O±N__ -. :.; ................................ 6/1-0/83 ~-~' 6-8-i ...... 041684 JOHN DENSON 6/10/83 15682 041686 DEPT OF BUSINESS REGULA- 6/10/83 15683 044750 DOUBLEDAY & CO. 6/10/83 i~i'sg~-~ :! '~.: -O-~'O~-o~-::.:'i::." ~f~¥~!T~'~-ffi:T-~-fk-~!~PiP i'-'"-7~ 15685 ":" 051300 :"'. 'EDWARDS..ELECTRIC CORP. ' ' 6/10/83 1'.5686 '.".'.:: 053595 ~:j]z_E;IMCO__p._ROCESS~_!E..~U_iP CO_ .' ........... 6/1Q/83 ~5687 ...... -05350-~ EMERGENCY MEDICAL & SAFET 6/10/83 15688 054373 ENGINEER SERVICE CORP. 6/10/83 15689 060125 FAIRCHILD-LOWELL CORP. 6/10/83 -~ ~-~-~6~~-L~. ~!~fF.~L~T~-~iT~,.~'~''~- ~-:7~ 15691'i:;~i?':::-:. :'0'62820 '..!77' ~'i'REMEN"~::::.REL~:~':;:.::':~":''' .'.: :.:::':'.'::': '. /83 '-: .... 3B0, 6/1018] ' ": ~'~: ":' 1';978 15592 "::.'? '.' 062822':':~F~RE. sTQN¢:''WHO'LE~ALE 'CENT'~ ._~_.. .... 6/10/85 .......... 15693 063579 FLA ASSOC OF PLUMBING-GAS 6/10/83 20, 15694 063752 FLORIDA LEVEL & TRANSIT 6/10/83 22 15695 0637~3 FLORIDA NATIONAL BANK 6/10/83 17~624. .......... i5696 /~;~.~.; O63Y~fi~E-6'RIDA' MULCH .I. NC."7~? ....... ~ ..... ~ .... 6/~0/S~ 15697 063768 ""~" ::F LOR I D A POEI C E';; COMBAT LEA 6/10/83 -. 36., 15698 063780 FLORIDA POWER g LIGHT CO. 6/10/83 62,033 ........... 15699 ........ ~-6379~ ...... -F[O~I Di-' S'P ORYS'~"~ .......................... 6/10/83 ............. 1~'~ 15700 0645~9 GEO. W. FOWLER CO., INC. 6/10/83 81. 15701 065550 FRATERNAL ORDER OF POLICE 6/10/83 3~846. f5 ?'0-2' ~0% 6-5~O~3~TOk A :~: P R-I N-TY~~q. :':-' ' '?~-~17 --97 l~O-/'~ ~ .... ~: .98' 6/1o/8~ 15704 ~070~° ' ~uo JIM GARVEY ...... ~.~ ........................ _ ...... -'' 6/10/83 15705 07158:6 GERAGHTY & MILLER, INC 6/10/83 15706 072700 ~5.707 074578 15708 ............ ~752'~s 15709 -- o755~ 15710 075530 15712 080309 WILLIE GIBSON 6/10/83 GOOD HOUSEKEEPING 6/10/83 GROLIER YEAR BOOK, INc. 6/10/83 ]R-L~. GRUMMONS::PRtNTING... .- 6/10/83 HALSEY'S 6/10/83 15713 15714 15715 15716 15717 15718 15719 080310 HALSEY & GRIFFITH, iNC. 080431 HARPER'S _080434 HARRISON COMPANY 081700 HEWLETT PACKARD 034630 HOLMAC INTERNATIONAL CORP 6/lO/83 6110183 6/10/83 6/10/83 6/10/83 6/lO/83 739.50;-. 52,80 32,00 32.00 62 O0 5,8~ 563.90 728~72 645.00 30.00 4,585 O0 5 50 203:' 180. 7,749. 60. 12. O0 81 18'. O0 05 75 66-'::- O0 81 D7 30 3O 75' ~0 53 ~9 1,908. 161. 115. IB. DO 135. )3 50.~)0 126. ~0 1,245. 5 CHECK ~ 15721 08~676 VICTOR HOTHO I5722 086424 TOM HUNT SALES CO. 15724 0942.09 .' INOUSTR. IAL- WEE.DING~.:' INC. · '."'~i' CHECK VENDOR ,. VENDOR NAME DATE TOTAL AMOUNT ' 6/10/83 ........... 2,54~-700 6/10/83 z2.25 6/~0/83 .......... 567.~Z 6110183 903.1~ 6/lO/63 izo.oo ...................' 15725 ' .~:i 100308 JULIUS JACOBS''::.i]~!'' ".~'-::-.. ".:F:!~ ... 6/10/83 6/10/83 15727 10146.3 DONNA JARVIS . 6/10/83 . 53.00 15728 101464 KATHY JARVIS 6/10/83 16.00 ~i~-' .'~:~?::~: ~ =:-i6'~,o: :~.~L~:~::.~;~:~. ~. SExY :..;--:.. ~::'.";' '-S7-~67~ - :'; 1573i:¥~:::~;:~:;'~':~l;04~al::~:'LJT.~O9~:E' ENviRON~E'~fA'~?"C':6~'O%:::'' ::~' 6/10/83 15733 115595 LORRAINE KRUPOWIES 6/i0/83 10.00 157]~ 120610 LAMAR UNIFORMS 6/10/83 13,192-~9~x~_ 1:57 ~ S ' .'/;~;~?? :;~.'i Z i 5~7 "': R O~ ERT E L E H'.?;; ~.~'~:~:~?;~: ~ :~: :~;;~:;~::/'~:~'?:;~ :?;?:.;:-~:~?~' ,:.. ";~.'" ": 6/1 O/8 B I Z, ] Z 15737'...:.":?.~J ~21725 LEWIS; :::OFFIC-E;;:~-':S~.UPPL.iE':S-;-:'.:':'~:~;~;~:~:'.]::-~-;~;::;:;:-~-; :'..~ ...... 6/10/83 .... ~5738 121740 SALLY LEWIS 6/~0/83 Z0.30 15739 122800 LINDSLEY~ INC. 6/10/83 15740 122853 LIONEL PLAYWORLD 6/10/83 400.30 :i'5-~ t: ;~ ~ ~ ::~5~13"O-~'g~-~-~-~O~'::~S~- TOO L ::.C-H.ES.Y;;;: :-:?~:/:;::.~:: ~?~;:~'::::. -:~.'-7 g/fO/~ .].'.~..'." 1.~3, 30 .Z57~3:,-:?~?~/.:.~'3~szs:~:C.7..:~:~:HooDy~::L~:'~': iNvE~ToRSS~."S~VI~'~::~':':'. ,..Lj 6/lO/B~ - ~, 500 oo '-T~-?'~ i~-~6-f c~d~- 3oD~-~ .............. g7io78~--- 15745 134697 ~OTOR VEHICLE MANUFACTURE 6/10/83 3, O0 15746 134708 DIANE MOULDER 6/I0/83 35~ O0 ....... i-~?~ ~ ~ 1364~MUNI'CIPAL PO. UICE '~:~]' ~.'~.:::"":-:~ :'::':', ::'.-~/~-~-~ '~-~0, 81 i~'8.~.: ~ ~;~-;/:~,~365~]8 ..::5~:.:E~:?j~N.::'' 'MURRAY ~'{)::::::~::NC ".:,~.:.:..:?.~L:~:..:::~:~]~:.~'.?:?? '~ 6/I 0/83 15749'~:~-::~/T'~0486, ?"~.'N'ATi'ONAL Fi~E pROTEcTIoN '- . '~ 6/10/83 '-15750 ........ ~-40~0 ..... ]Q'~'TI o-N'A'L' ['i-~'E~----SERV'I'CE .................... 6~10/83 I575I 140467 NATION'S BUSINESS 6/i0/83 22,00 i5752 i4170I NEPTUNE METER C0. 6/I0/83 I5.~720, 5755 , i51310 ODOR CONTROL SYSTEMS 6/I0/83 I24 .... % 5'?~5'~ ..... ~:'153800 OLYMPIA SPORT ........SHOP~ ......... INC~ ..................6/10/83 15757 160104 P.R.IoDoE. OF FLORIDA 6/10/83 15758 160380 PALM BEACH JR. COLLEGE 6/10/83 15759:::.]ii'i?--?:i60462 P:ARC'O .ENGINEERING.COR~.?::.?i:::' 6/10/83 15760 15761 15762 15763 15764 15765 15766 1615-85 PENINSULAR ELEC. OISTRBo 161700 PETTY CASH LIBRARY 161.720 PETTY CASH WATER ~ SEWER 162808 SADIE PINKNEY .................. ----3 7 3 3'9 60 89. O0 0-0-71' -- 59 95 57 162872' PITNEY BOWE:S'"'INC 164503 ANDREW PODRA.Y 164700 PQRTER PAINT CO. 15768 166201 PUBLIX MARKET 15769 180494 RANGELINE FEED 6/10/83 61,66 ....... ~/-i ................................. 0183 75 ~ 6110/83 6110/83 '" '! ' ."?i' 6/1018~ 6/I0/83 6/lo/8~ .............. 6/i0/83 6/10/83 SUPPLY 46 19 140 .00 104 25 35 O0 73 ,85 54 98 6/lO/8_p ................ U-)_ ?_0-~,~ 6/3Q/83 CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH ......................... .C_~_.~..R R E N T 'M 0 N T H C H E C K S CHECK..'L VENDOR.~'L VENDOR NAME PAGE 7 TOTAL AMOUNT 918:bz 7,868.30 78. 11,803'o 310. ' 5,308. _. 906. -409. ~0':-": 35.00 3 72 CHECK DATE 15770 ........ 18~96 ....... RANGER ~ONS'TRUCTiON' INDU'S '' 6710/83 15771 181598 REGENT CHEVROLET 6/10/83 15772 ......... 18~705 ED ROTHROCK 6/10/83 15773 19018i --::TSCR'W~D-'B~RD ....................................... 6/10/83 15774 190185 'S.!;? LIME COMPANY 6/10/83 15775 ....... ~.90610 ..... ~.AV-ON UTILITY SUPPLIES 6/10/83 15776 19!t00 scoT~Y-'i'S .................................................. ~10/83 15777 191~03 OoMo SCOTT & SONS COMPANY-' 6110/83 15778 _, 19L366 SCRIBNER BOOK COMPANIES 6/10/83 · 611018] ~- __!578! 191705 SEYFARTH,SHAW,FAIRWEATHE~ 6/10/83 15782 194000 NIKE SMOLLON ................ 6/10/83 15783 196010 STATE O~ FLORIDA DEPT. OF 6/10/83 12.( 0 6/10/83 1 - 530083 JOHN·'D;:''ABBOTT " . 6/10/83 : .... 5t. .... ~--~' 530.~85 JOHN ADDEO 6/10/83 ~.25 1'~-812 530086 OLIVER ANDERSON, SR. 6/10/83 ll.l' . 1~813 530087 JOSEPH ANZOLD~E 6/10/83 ZO.l] 1~814 · 5~B JOHANNA ARCHER ' : ~-'"' 6/10/83 15815 540190 BOYNTON LAKES ~' ' BRUCE BACHMAS ' -- 15817 ..... ~'-403 ~ ~- WAYNE BENNETT .............................. 6-/~-~-~3 ....... 25818 5~0320 NZNNZE BERHAN 6/t0/83 1581.9 __540321 PLAYTHAWEL B%~ .............................. ~.~?~_~ 2.1 25 75'. 51 )0 D ....... !5.77...._zt..'_ ....... _]:_7601_5 .... ~.TATE OF~ FLORIDA 6/10/83 15787 :'¥ 1'~6~2~ 7.J~SUPPLIES INTERNATIONA'~ ............................ 6/10/83 ' ": 15787 196422 suP'PLIES INTERNATIONAL- ................... -6-~-i-~/-~ -- 199- )OCR: 15788 196899 GRADY W. SWANN 6/10/83 126- .... _1_~_7],~'_9_.' 2025G6 HENRY E. THOMPSON 6/10/8~ II 1579~ Zt6~O UNZTEO NAY OF PALH BCH. 6/t0/83 .... ,!..~795 2164 .i5 UNIVERSAL BEAEH SERVICE 6/ ~/R~ ~ ~ t5800 23~780 WESTERN AUTO STORE 5Ii0183 ~5, "5 L5801 ' 132511 ANTHONY L NILL~AHS 806 234647 WO~qEN S SPORT~ ' 6/lO/8B 7807 241596 XEROX CORPORA%ION 5O7 6f30/33 CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH C U R R E N T M O N T H C H E C K S PAGE 8 CHECK" VENDOR ~' ,, ; VENDOR NAME CHECK DATE TOTAL AHOUNT 15820 540322 THOMAS W. BOGARDUS 15821 540323 HELEN BOND I5822 540324 BOYNTON'S WOMANS CLUB i5823 i 540325 .... ~NTHONY."BRANDINO i5824 .... 540326 JEFF BRANNIGAN i5825 ...... ~0327 BETTy. B.y~G. ER 15826 540328 ANNA BALEWICH i5827 540329 GEORGE J. BOARD I5828 550203 MYLES CHOWN 6/10/83 611o183 6/lO/83 6/10/83 6/10/83 6110/83 6/10/83 6/10/83 6/10/83 ............. z6.fo- 25.'15 579.9 I0o4 3.6 3.6 23.0 16.6 ..... 550206 ,CONTEMPORARY COMM~'.~:::CON. " . 6/10/83 55021I .... 6/10/83' 550212 PATRICK CASEY '': " 6/10/83 550~.3 PETRONILO CAUDILLO 6/10/83 550214 JACQUES CESSEUS 6/I0/83 550215 HOMER COOPER 6/10/83 ....... ~OZi'6 ..........N~ cRoN-I~ ................ -7 ............................6/10/83 15829 15830 15831 15832 15833 15834 15835 i5836 5601~! ':.MILLION DANEKER 15837 560~70 ....... ~AIL.qE.__HEN 1'5838 ....... ~60!74 KAREN DALIAN 15839 560175 OARS CONSTRUCTION 178_~O .... 560176 AL DEAN, JR. . 15841 15842 ' ::?':'-560178 ALBERT"DI..'VAGNO'. .. ':' -.. 15843 '560!79 ' DOUG'S CHEVRON '' .'- 15844 15845 15846 15847 15848 15849 15850 15851 15852 30.00 20.15 6/10183 6110/83 ' 6110/83 6/10/83 74.0 6/10/83 7.3 6110183 .................. ~T-'- ........... 6/1.0/83 .. ..'.';:::'.'...i::'::':' 6/10/83 Z2.8 560180 JOSEPH OI 56018! HELMUT DIETRICH 6/i0/83 570053 WILLARD EGAN 6/10/83 ..... ~-700~4-:~-:~WR.EN~-~--~[~-i-~O~.-i:~.:]~ .' ........... 6710/83 ::i]il]'<570055"':!:-'HAZEL ECKLUND.:.::'::]".?!J::'i.'''-''::; 6/10/83 570056 HECTOR ESCAMILLA 6/i0/83 ........ 5~0!0~ .... 30'$EPH"FAC¥OR ...................................... 6/I0/83' 580iii CARMEN FELICAINO 6/10/83 580~i2 VIVIAN FENNELL 6/10/83 7.7 31.2 7.5 46.4b-- 3.6 8.3 9.9 7.5 MAURO 6/10/83 ...... ',:' 3.6 2I~9 7.7 15.6 26.1 56.1 20.I! 26.1 20.1 16.6~ 20.1p 184-?_0 .............. 17.85 3o.4 .... ~5853'-:~5T8-OI'I3c-~OGER:-~I'EED~-::~:!:~":'.:.:'.'::~:':.!:::.~-~ ............ :"6-71'0783-- 15854 580114 i.':!..::~ACLYN FRANcIS:"'.:'"'~:'~"":.:'::' :": :6/10/83 15855 · 580115 ~.E' FRUMP 6/10/83 ....... 1585'6 ..... ~-58-0!16 ...... F~'E'DER-i~'~'-FA[CONE .................... 6-/1-0/83 15857 580117 FL. CONSOLIDATED EQUIT. 6/10/83 590174 EARL GEHMAN 6/10/83 ' ~9~-~'7~': GIGI ~O~~N--~--N-~-~--c'- ....... ~-/'~b/'8~ 15880 590Z80 GERALD GOTTHARDT 6/10/83 15861 590L81 JOHN. P. 9~_.~C.9: ..............................................9Z~p/~3 ......... ~586~ ............ ~-001'8~ ..... CATHERINE GROUSTRA 6/~0/83 i5863 590183 ROBERT GRUBS 6/~0/83 15864 590184 JOSEPH E. GILLETT 6/10/83 ....................................................................... 15865 590185 DONALD GRAY, JR. 6/10/83 15866 590186 EARL GULLARD 6/10/83 15867 600091 HUNTERS RUN 6/10/83 15868 600180 FRED ~"~O'LLU8 ............... 6/10/83 15869 600184 ~.Bo HALL 6/10/83 15870 600185 JAMES Co HAWKINS 6/10/83 ~507 CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH PAGE 9 CHECK,~ ~' VENDOR fl VENDOR NAME CHECK DATE TOTAL AMOUNT 15871 15872 i5873 15875 6'20078 JOHN L, JACKSON 15876 620079 EDWARD JASEICKI 15877 630104 .RONALD KAHN 15878 630111 RAYMOND KILGEN ~9 640124 FRANK H, LA GRANGE JR, ~'00!8~ ..... MARY ~'"~EPPELL ............ 6/10/83 600187 ROBERT HOCKENBURY 6/10/83 600188 MR. HUSTED 6/10/83 6110183 6/10/83 6110183 6/10/83 6/lo/83 611o/83 56.10 25.00 30.00 i5.00 3.60 20.15 12.i0 1,70 24.20 ~80 15881 ~.~___ ._ 6~o~27 15883 640128 15884 640119 lZ.8o.- 5"00 3.55 1~-765 11.10 25.~o WALTER LEVENTHAL 6110183 ROBERT LUTHER 6/10/83 CARL So LOW 6/10/83 85 650176 6/10/83 15887 -';i:i.:6503 ~+ B. HANDEL 15898 ..... _65 O~.A~ .... ~ ~.F F.E_~Y_..O. MA NS_Q~ ......................... 15889 650~5 PHIL MARCHESO 158~0 650~NT HARRY MARKS 1 6503~ ,ARA MATRON 92 "~':~ ..... '" 6/10/83 'i~L!~:~:~.'.6503-~9 · R T'... HERR ILL ......... .T'":': : I5893 'd. L. MERTES :':":~? :".-::...¥. ..... ' 1589~ '' '~::'6503~ GILBERT MICHA~.~_~_.~ ................................ 6/~9_/83 ..... 15895 650352 T MONTI 6/10/83 15896 650353 RUTH MUSSER 6110183 HoG.Mo S T RUC ~_~.~ S ........ : 6/10/83 6/10/83 6/10/83 6/lO/83 671o/83 6/10/83 16.60 19.~0 25.15 ..- zo.-15 25.00 55.~ lO.~O 4.85 15897 650354 DALE MC CONKEY 6/10/83 I~ 99 ':';;::'::::?6'&O0~] ':.'~:;:'"¢RA'NKE'tN'"NEIHAN:.':":::":""::':": :': ":.::;:'''' ' 5/10/83 " 15900 :: '6600~ '"' WILLIAM NEWMAN.." ' : 6/10/83 ~5 15902 680024 JOHN PAGLIARULO 6110183 59.10 i5~03 6801~7 .SAMUEL J. PAUL 6/10/83 11,75 ~ ~9'O'-4--r~T8 ~ 151 ~G~ ~ N V ~-S~ R'S ..... -. ...... 6/i0/83 - " 22,80 1.5905 .:. 680152 :'.DORIS: PASTL 6/I0/83 7,TO 15906 .':~:f'680153 ~.PATRICIA.PELO. SI.'.' "- · ... 6/~0/83 36,95 ~51~ 07 ...... "'-680!5& .................. ' ...................... ANTOINETTE: ...................................................... PERNC I PE '6~/'~:0'~'83 4. ~- ....... i: 15!914 915 08 70007~ RIDGEWOOO BUILDERS 09 700168 R.L. LIGON CONSTRUCTION I ' Z00174 ~ICHAEL ROBER-TS 3 700176 JA~ES .O.LA~U ~00177 ~OBERT C. ~OV 710204 SHELAMAR REALTY CORP. 6/10/83 27.60 6/10/83 25.00 6/I-~/83 11.60 6/10/83 12.80 6/lO/8~ 1815o ~7i678~ 26.1o 6/10/83 12.80 6/lO/83 12.ao 1 16 15,:)21 710317 HENRY SAINDON 6/i0/83 35.I5 710318 DONALD S. SCHLENGER 6/10/83 10.65 ~-i'03i0 ........ T~BiO--~-iENZO ............... 6~10/~ ................... 3.60 710320- CLARENCE SHELLY 6/10/8~ 26.10 710~21 JOSEPH Ro SHIRLEY 6110183 60.00 6/30/83 CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH A507 C U R R E N T M 0 N T' H C H E C K S CHECK "~ ,,- VENDOR ,,-'~ VFNDOR_ NAME CHECK PAGE IO OATE TOTAL AMOUNT 15922 710322 TIMOTHY SHORTLEY 6/10/83 21.10 15923 710323 IRWIN SILBERMAN 15924 710324 JOSEPH SIMON 15926 710326 MAR'I~:?SOTOLONGO ,...~ "'""'~'"~... 15928 710328 Jo HALTER SULLIVAN ~5929 710329 DOUGLAg SUSSHAN 15930 710330 IR& SWEET 6/Z0/83 10.45 6/t0/83 38.85 6/10/83 6/10/83 ~?...' 2"70 6/10/83 - :' Zl.lO 6/10/83 "6/10/83: 3. 6/10/83 16 ~ ~.73_3_ ......... .~ _Z_0_~:~0.7 ........... L O RR...~_I. _N_E _ _T__~ ~ _S .M A_ ........ ' ...., .............. ~./_10/83 "'' 21 15934 720108 VERNON THOMPSON, JR. 6/10/83 15935 720!09 WESLEY TOWNSEND 6/10/83 21.:.0 15,936 740046 ELEANOR VOWINKEL 6/10/83 1593-7 .... ':'::':: 15938 ': ':":'. 750155 .'";'.'L.A;;..;:"Wu'E.THRICH '6110183 ":::" '''~?'': '"!.-'" ,0 15939 -.i 750166" JEANETTE ':' WAGNER :':'::::':.:!:::;:':i;!~.:':.:::':'?':':'" ."':':'. 6/10/83 " ';~"- · 30. 15940 ..... 7'50167 ....... CATHERINE 'WALES 15941 750168 KENNETH T. WAYWELL 6/10/83 8.55 15942 750169 ~RANK WEGHORN ' 6/10/83 ...... i 5-9 43 ,-..:. '., ,: ;ii:.' 7'~ ~'6 ::: ::..,...' ~-~-~T:~-~g~ -~7 ~. :ii:: ;,: i;i:;:;:;:!,:;;.' i.: :'~;.'~ ;";, ::i,':::: ;;~?~7~'57 ~-~ : o '::' '.-:.' 159:~ i:. ?:':!::/' 75.0 ]-71: ¥:'::i:" ' R OB E R ~;": .W'H'~:T E': .::? :i '~::: :.i?':i' .::i.:;~;:-:;;::;:i!i;!'i'i:'::!!'~<;::i:i'!?i'!.:ili:-:: i~:-? :. :;'6:/1.o18 3 ...,.. .- .... · .-' .:~ . , .... '-.::-..:: -..:v-- .. o "' ~o',' 159 4.5 ~= .... :=; 7~_o:L18_ .... -.~O~_E_._~Z%~::-:.:::W !LL_S.O._N__ .z~;/.;:~.'~_ '--_--~.._~/,~- / s3 .-..: 1':5-~ 46 750173 GLENN WINDELL 6/10/83 ]0 15947 750174 JAMIE WITTENBERG 6/10/8~ 15.)0 15948 750175 .WILLIAM WUNDERLICH 6/I0/83 7. ~0 ........ i~.gz~'~-¥;T:~::~: 7906O-d.7-..-7-~YiT'~Td~T;'~'O~'~.YoN-~TBE'~C-~:T¥ i::~.~'::%-77:-':.i-&710/83 15950 ::".:-:/~ 'q~;: ::'~'0'0032 ":,: '-::J O HN-t':6'R E.V:AS~'. ::J:? '::' :~}?-~;~]":.' :' ':;?~??:;:::~::;~?~:'~ ]:~ '~-:,:;:] C: '":F6'/lO/83 '~'::... :'-~;j ~: ,300, t5 15951 .-. ~50022 PATRICK SMITH" "' '":'j' ""-':.": ' 6/10/83 -. 270.~5 15953 032901 CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH - 6/1~/8~ 92.~2 1595~ ~60009 DEE G. JEGHERS . 6/1]/83 ..... ~-5-9~-55 ;; ::?.~ :' :. : .' QI-6-~-2-~7~'E'A~NT~~?~i~-~A~B~N~'~':;::~:~?~.-:~;:-::::::~::: f'~7~767~5~-8-3- :.:.:::;-- 15956 :~:~"09~293 ' '~INTER'N:A'L'~'REvENUE SER'gICE'' ]"": 6/i3/83 ....... ::"" 1,079.~9 15957 ~.0~4293 INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE 6/i]/8] 1~0~.~ ........ 15958 '-09~ ....... 'I-NT E R N%"~-R'Eg-E N-O E- S E-R'VI-CE-- ............. 67i~78~ ~-~b~ ..... 15959 042905 CARL DIXON 6/14/83 15960 161705 PETTY CASH POLICE 6/14/83 15962 02~800': 'BLUE CROSS '0F FLORIDA 6/14/83 15963 340041 ~L_O~_.:'~.ER~~ .............. -:-:.. 6/16/83 "15964 210150 U.S. POSTMASTER 15965 Z7000I ALEXANDER, MARJORIE K. 6/17/83 15966 28m~58~ JOHN BEBENSEE 6/17/83 I5968 370027 RONALD A. KEISTER I5969 410005 JOE L OWENS .00 v ~t-77-5"-- - 33 1 213. 5 15970 032895 CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH 6/17/83 168,91 L9 15971 063762 FLORIDA NATIONAL BANK 6/17/83 26,I71.~0 ' 15972 024725 BOYNTON CITY FEDERAL CRED 6/17/83 11,568.06 6/17/83 673. 6/17/83 243.]9 6/17/83 6/30/83 CHECK I5974 I5975 I5976 -i50'77 15978 1:5'979 15980 15981 15982 i5983 I5984 I5986 15987 15988 15989 ~5990 I5992 15993 CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH CURRENT MONTH CHECKS VENDOR ~' - ,r VENDOR NAME CHECK 29004,8 CHARLES CHALNERS 390037 JOSEPH W. MAGRANE 010197 AAA GARDEN CENTER 010900 ACR SUPPLY . ':0!I400 ADVANCE AIR CONDITIONING ............ O_ !.~23.8 BRUCE' ANCLADE.' - 01z~240 ISIAH ANDREWS 014245 015565 ...:':..'.015,~2 ooo 016300 JANET C ANDREWS ARTISANS' GUILD i':':::~TLANTtC::!-:ENVELOPE:~ii'CO'..:.: v AUTOPRODUCTS~ INC. 020~0 THE BAKER ~ TAYLOR CO. PAGE I1 6/17/83 3~392.13 6/17/83 o.oo 6 / 17 / 8'3 .............'-~-.-~ 6/17/83 285.87 6/i7/83 .......... 228.~ 6/17/'83 6/17/83 13.49 o '"' 6/17/83 ~110;2 6/17/83 696.(~ 6/17/83 49I. 16010 16011 i6012 -~i 3 16014 16015 16016 I60iT ..... 169_18 16019 16020 16021 16023 36029 ._A52 15998 15999 02 ........ 1 0o3 16004 16005 020~-,68 BARKER UNIFORMS, INC. 6/17/83 021200 BDo OF CO. COMMISSIONERS 6/17/83 ........... .... 021501 ::'.'BELL & HOWELL.:':COo '"; ....... : ..................... '- i 6/17/83 ..' 024588 KEN BOWER'i-.:!i~!!ii:/'::-.::.:.: . 6/17/83 -:- ;:-!:~!':~02A-7!0 =: '.:: BOYNTON AUTO' 'suPPLy 6/17/83 0.24730 BOY'TON ' B~-~-t-H--~'F-i;'~ R-E)~-E~?- ............. 6/177 83 024765 BOYNTON GUN & LOCK, INC. 6/17/83 025580 RODART ,INC. 6/I7/83 3DUC 6/17/83 6/17/83 NE_S:',i_ ':I NC o 6117/83 030299 JUDY CALANDRA 6/17 83 03030~ STANLEY CALE 6/17/83 030460 CAPEL KLANG COMPANIES 6/17/83 :::Z::;::iO'30 5q-~O' :.:CAS E P OW E-R .. & EQO~ ~M~'¥'-C-6--777 ...... g/L 7/83 ::!;?i::!:!::!b3 057, .:..' :';'C:~U S E W~ Y'..i:C:O{ N :::.:LA UN DRy : ':': "'::' 6/17/83 ....... ' "'g~3__24_! 5 ...... P_~_T.._ER __L, '-'C H EN E y . ' ' 6 / 17 / 83 032897 CI-TY OF--'~D'~'"l~i;Oh[' ~'E-.~'~,-H ................. 6/17'783 033657 CLK OF COURTS-SUPPORT OEP 6/17/83 033658 CLK OF COURTS-SUPPORT DEP 6/17/83 C OUR"T'S~SUP R OPT -'. O E P- ~-)~-~/83 O ]UR'T S'~ sUP'PORT 'OEP:` 6/17/83 : 03365~ -.'.C-LK OF COURTS-SUPPORT OEP 6/17/83 ~'~-~'~-4- ...... ~-O-~.-M'-~E-~ i'AL R-~I~RAUL ICS & 6/17/83 0~+0=~=~ DR. JEFFREY DAVIS M.D. 6/17/83 041610 ~ELRAY ELECTRIC SUPPLY 6/17/83 -' i'::"?:'04t674 ....."'ii:M~URIC'E D'ENSON ::::'-' 6/17/83 ........ 041'684 -."-'JOHN DENSON .... 6/17/83 04q,750 ~OUBLEDAY.:.& CO... · ..': 6/17/83 046450 dOHN B. DUNKLE 6/17/83 051250 EDISON RECORD CLEARANCE 6/17/83 ...... 051199_ ...... E_D2,'LJ_A_p:-DS_ EL~_C.IR_IC CORP. 6/17/83 060093 F,~Do I.A°/I.A.I-1983 6/17/83 .060115 :FAIRCHILD-LOWELL CORP. 6/17/83 061507 FSDERAL EXPRESS CORP 6/17/83 ...... ~-~-8 ~ 0 ...... ~:~'R E ~ E Ni--~'-R-~'-['~EF~ '~ ....................... 6/i'~/83 063000 FISHER SCIENTIFIC 6/17/83 063690 FLORIDA BOLT & NUT 6/17/83 32,-9.( 0 900. 9 5 i tt64 7 4 827'.~ 0 2?37 20- 16. ZL . ~ 3" 233, 3~958.1 52 37 ' I2"0 364.3 903.0 DC 2,015.4] 215.6; 1'56.0' 325 830.0 8 32',0~ 98.0 DATE TOTAL AMOUNT 6/30/83 CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH PAGE 12 ;3507 C U R R E N T M 0 N T H C H E C K S CHECK f) VENDOR,r '~ VENDOR. NAME CHECK DATE TOTAL AMOUNT 16026 064579 FORESTRY ~UPPLIERS INC 6/17/83 16027 074588 GOODWAY TOOLS CORP 6/17/8] 16 o z 8 ......... 0-75500 ...... 16029 07558~ GULF .OIL .CORPORATION.''< ..... 6/17/83 160 ~0 ......... .0 ~ ~.0 ....... H ALS ~Y....,~;~]~-.! F~:~_~H, .:_ !.~C~ ................. 6.Z !7/83_. 16031 090099 I.~.M. CORPORATION 6/~7/83 16032 090~08 ICMA RETIREMENT CORP. 6/i7/83 16033 094i90 INOUSTRIAL ELECTRICAL. 6/17/83 1603~ ~' ;.::.'~ 098100.:' ~ ~.~ .36_ ...... _~ 2.0h~0 ...... _LA M~ 16037 12046~ LA PLATA REVIEW 16038 1Z1740 SALLY LEWIS 16039 130950 WILLIE RUTH MCGRADY 16041 131766 M. IAMI"ELEVATOR CO. '"'...;::<:.:~:. 1604Z 132700 MIAMI HERALD "':" 16043 .......... 132850 .... MIRACLE RECREATION EQUIPS-' 16044 -136420 MUNICIPAL POLICE 75.00 53.76 885.00 460.00 .:'15~658 .... 948.65' 903 .; 11 442 6/17/83 I0, 6/17/83 20. 6/17/83 67. 6/17/83 ..... ' 67. 6/17/83 467, 6/17/83 2~325, 16045 140408 NATIONAL. INTELLIGENCE 6/17/83 645, -~z-~ ' ' "~ '~ ' ' ' ' M ' ' ': :'": '" ' '" '?~"~--'~---'~ ~--~'~ '" ' " 16048 14~5:0 NONAD. :.SURESHOP -::- '6/i7/83 .... '.'- 16050 156309 IRWIN OKUN 6/17/05 i605i 160365 PAINT CENTER 6/i7/83 103. 16055 162510 PHOTO MURALS OF FLORIDA 6/17/83 '-l~ 16055 162510 PHOTO MURALS OF- FLORIDA 6/17/83 13 16056 162750 PICARD CHEMICAL CO. 6/17/83 16058 · 186500 RUSSELL '&' AXON .. -::::-.. 6/17/83 16059 ~'1901~0 S.A.S. INC. '. . ' 6/17/83 306, ~o~o ~9o~sz SCRWTD BOARD ....... %~Y?y6i ......... Z~06~ ~9039~ S~L'S SPORT SH6P 6/17/S~ 73. O0 20 73 75 55 ...... ~96~_ 191102 SCOPE 34 6/17/83 65. 16063 - 191515 SEARS, ROEBUCK'--~C-0%"-~T~ ........ ~'7~??'b~ 16064 194Ti3 SOUTHEASTERN MUNICIPAL 6/17/83 682, 16066 196174 ROBERT STINCHCOMB ........ ~7i?783 ~% -- 16067 205398 TRAFFIC GUIDE - JEKYLL 6/17/83 Z09 16068 210146 USCM DEFERRED COMP. PRO. ' 6/17/83 4,056. 16070 210151 Uo S. POSTMASTER 6/17/83 160'71 216350 UNDERGROUND SUPPLY 6/17/83 141, ....... ~6072 ...........21639'0 ...... ON-IJ~ .......................................... ~/177"~3 16073 230400 CHARLES WALDNER, M.D. 6/17/83 216~ 1607~ 230451 WALLACE g TIERNAN 6/17/83 492. O0 29 O0 25 39 19 29 53CR 53 5O 78 89 5O O0 82 ~' O0 O0 5O 81 O0 81 O0 65 6/30/83 CiTY OF 80YNTON BEACH ,~507 C U R R E N T M 0 N T H C H E C K S .............................. STTTi ..... ---v- ............. ~ .... v------ . ........................ CHECK,rJL VENDOR f~ VENO0~ NAME CHECK PAGE DATE TOTAL AMOUNT 16075 31000! ERNEST L. ELLIS 6/27/83 2,704.67 16076 160376 PALM BEACH COUNTY HEALTH 6/20/83 20.60 16079 19,.00 .SOCIAL SECURITY CONTRIBUT 16081 ~60390 PALM BEACH COUNTY MUNICIP 6/21/83 ~0o00 16082 034930 REGGIE COTTLE 6/22/83 100o00 16083 055310 EQUITABLE LIFE ASSURANCE 6/22/83 8~028.-~6 16087 340028 EDWARD G. HILLERY 6/23/83 9~l. PO 16088 34000T GUS R. HART 6/23/83 497.24 ..... ~.6~0_.89 02017I BBR GENERAL CONTRACTORS 6/24/83 iO,O00..DO 16091 16093 032895 CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH 6/24/83 170~020.51 16094 063762 FLORIDA NATIONAL BANK 6/24/83 26~403o128 16095 024725 BOYNTON CITY FEDERAL CRED 6/24/83 11,~33 06 16099 012807 ALEXANOER BATTERY SALES 6/24/83 16100 013783 ROBERT K.ALSOFROM, PH-D. 6/24/83 16101 014158 CHUCK AMIANO 6/24/83 50,00 16104 0159'11 -:"":AssocIATED'FERR'IS PRINTER 6/24/83 5,299,00 16106 020440 THE BAKER ~ TAYLOR CO. 6/2~/83 22,97 i6107 021202 ~D- OF CO. COMMISSIONERS 6/24/83 15,981~55 16109 ;?~i'?~215'35:'?:~ 6/24/83 ' ' 753;70 16110 ~ 021700 .B~ETHE. SDA MEMORIAL :.....~ 6/24/83 1,545,80 '--~&-~-~I 024309 BOB'S AUTO-UPHOLSTERY ~'7~'~'8~ ~00 -16112 024461 THE BOND BUYER' 6/24/83 1,627~84 i6113 024500 BETTY BORONI 6/24/83 50 O0 t6iZ5 024730 :~OyNT'ON"'~BEACH RETIREMENT 6/2~/83 1,288 93 16Zt6 02~780 ~.BOYNTON.:;.PUMP &'.SUPPLY 6/24/83 529,05 16118 025580 BRODART ,INC. 6/24/83 48, 28 16119 026380 BULLDOG INDUSTRIES ,INC. 6/24/83 284,.00 16221 030298 JUDY CALANDRA 6/Z~/83 20 O0 16122 030460 CAPEL KLANG COMPANIES 6/24/83 I72 85 ~24 o32~82~ C~ADWELL S SONS,INC. ~/Z~/8~ 20~ 30 6/30/83 ~507 CHECK " CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH CURRENT MONTH CHECKS VENDOR '~ ,, VENDOR. NAME CHECK 16126 .... 033'63''i] ...... THDMA-S''~7--CLARK 16127 033657 CLK OF COURTS-SUPPORT DEP 16128 033658 CLK OF COURTS-SUPPORT OEP 16129 ...... 033659 CLK 'oF-couRTs-SUPPORT OEP 16130 033601 CLK OF COURTS-SUPPORT OEP 16132 03~550 COCA COLA BOTTLING CO. 16133 034930 REGGIE COTTLE 1613~ 03~g~2 COUNTYWIDE ELECTRIC MOTOR 1613'8 040505 DAVIS WATER & WASTE INDUS 16139 041423 DECORA OFFICE FURNITURE PAGE 14 DATE TOTAL AHCUNT 6/24/83 75.00 61z4/83 6/24183 37.00 6/24/83 6/24/83 12.00 6/24/83 ~1. 0 6/24/83 100. 6/24/83 475. 1 7 8 6/24/83 30~830 0 6/24/83 304.~0 16140 041581 JOE DELONG 6124/83 '- lg'~-~'1 ..... i .... --6'~-1--25~- .... 6'~/-~-~9-- K'X~s-AK'i- ............ :: .......................... g72~-783 16142 ' 04L6!t OELRAY ICE]: CO.,INC'.' '" 6/24/83 16143 : "04!6z~0 FR;ANK DEMARCO. 6/24/83 1614~, .......... O~-lsT~ ........ iq ~:0 R i' C'E-"b E ~ S~o'~ ....................................... 16145 041584 JOHN DENSON 16146 042904 DIXIE DISTRIBUTORS 16148 .::.i!:i!~i::i!!?:-: 05'03 O0 '. ::: EA STi COASt.:: :F I RE:::] EiQU.~ p. ~.;--:'. '.'" '? 16149 ":-:':.::-.':i050310 EASY PAY TIRE STORE 16150 050371 PAUL ECKERT I6151 051287 ED'S GARDEN CENTER 16152 051300 217.[ 605.! 25.~ 50o~ 32. 6/24/83 6124183 6izq. 183 .......... 16. 0 340.]6 6124183 EDWARDS ELECTRIC CORP. 6/24/83 16154 16155 .... 16156 16157 16158 16159 16160 16161 .:'i~__065590 CHARLES FREDERICK 6/24183 ....... i-~'16~- -= '025~2-2 ....... ~EN~i~'--~R~NR~¥H"-~-H'EV"-i~C .............. 27z4/8~ .................. 16163 070355 GALE RESEARCH CO. 6/24783 16164 074545 GOLDEN-LEE BOOK DIST. 6/24/83 "-::':?:~/:.::-05'3901 EMERGENCY]:'MEDI.CAL'SERVICE 6/24/83 062820 FIREMEN'S'RELIEF g 6/24/83 06298&- -~-W-'-Fi-S-C~E~ .................... ' ................ 6/24/83- 50. 06368~ FLORIDA BATTERY 6124183 59. 063692 FLORIDA COAST BANK OF 6/24/83 25. : !?::?<:063731 . ,FLORIDA ~2--4--/83 .:::::" ' '~-0-~ '-'::':.!.:?"i.:/:~3732i']]::F~ MUNICiPAL-SECURITIES .... '6/Z4/83 '"Z7,354~ 130. 16165 .:'::::~':':'0.745~; GOLF - SUBSCRIPTION DEPT 16166 '.'075288 DENNIS C. GRABEEL 16167 ' 075450 GRAYBAR ELECTRIC CO. INC. '-~-6~68 o7~4~6----~Y~F~-~--~-~U~'PM~¥ .................. 16169 075530 R.L. GRUMMONS PRINTING 16170 07558! GULF OIL CORPORATION 6/24/83 6/24/83 6/24/83 6/24/83 6/24/83 6/24/83 '16174 16175 16176 16172 080579 HEALTHWISE 6/Z4183 ~2'.75 16173 081700 HEWLETT PACKARD 6/24/83 110-90 336.i00 6IZ4/83 ..... 08Z69g - 5A~Ny----HiGAREDA 08ZTZI HIGHWIRE 08279I BARRY HILL 6/24/83 6/24/83 "' 6/3,0/83 CITY OF 'BOYNTON BEACH PAGE 507~ CURRENT MONTH CHECKS 15 I6177 094620 HOLLY ACCUMULATOR & 6/24/83 16178 084530 HOLMAC INTERNATIONAL CORP 6./24/83 385.~8 2,590.~_0 16179 08468~ HOUSE OF GOLD 6/24/83 16180 08~690 EDGAR HOWELL ........ 6/24/83 ~6181 08~693 ROBERT HOWELL 6/2~/83 180.00 ~6182 08647~ HYPOLU_~O ~MAR INA, INC- 6/24/83 25.00 161~3 090099 I.B.M. CORPORATION ~6194 090103 I B M CORPORATION '.' 6/24/83 7,307.50 16185 090105 I .B. ~. CORPORATION 6/2~/83 1,989.~0 16187 09q'2'52 INSTRUMENT SOCIETY OF ' 6/24/83 76.00 16189 16190 16192 16193 I6194 16200 1.62q i i6202 i6203 i6204 i6205 i6206 i6207 16208 I6209 16188' 09~76o INTEGRITY PRESS 6/24/83 094343 INTERNATIONAL PRINTING 6/24/83 100208 J & L FEED & SUPPLY INC 6/24/83 100310 JACK'S CAMERA CENTER 6/24/83 101507 DEE G. JEGHERS ' ' ........ ......... 6224/63 1115-50 BERT KEEHR 6./24/83 ..... 1115.59 KELTON'& ASSOCIATES INC. 6/24/83 20.70 217. ~0 151. )5 39. ~5 ': 200. 30 1'~438, ~)0- 95 111627 KENDALL/HUNT PUBLISHING ....... 6/24/83 .................... 96 120420 LAMAR UNIFORMS 6/24/83 462oi9 ~T ...... ~_~_9~ ....... 9.O~..~h.T_~M 6/24/8.3 200.~ 98 .i2i7~0 :SALLY LEWIS - - .... v-n-- 6/24/8~ :: .....:~-~'- 99 i~2909 LITTLE'BAYOU pRES'~ ' ' ":! ' 6/2~/8~ ;" ":' .26.Q0 i22921 LLOYDS:;:':AUTO ELECTRIC ' 6/2~/83 ./ ;902.85 130196 M C PRODUCTS~ INC. 6/24/8!3 68.~''- 130320 WHITT MACDOWELL 6/24/.8]3 975. ~5 ............. ~.30326 .......MAIN LINE BOOK COMPANY 6/24/83 12 ~ 140406 NATIONAL DISTRIBUTION 6/24/83 326. ;~ 13 140407 NATIONAL LEADER 6/2~/83 26.00 14 140~36 NATIONAL FIRE PROTECTION 6/24/83 117.22 130950 WILLIE RUTH MCGRADY 6/2~/8B 67° 131571 MEINEKE.DISCOUNT.'MUFFLERS 6/24/83 ""' ' 81' ......... 1~168~ ..... METRIC _EN. GINEER.I.N_G,INC.. ............. 6/24.[83 ........... 132770 MILLER BEARINGS 6/24/83 22. 132771 MILLER DODGE 6/24/83 756. 134584 MOTION INDUSTRIES,INC, 6/24/83 989. 162 140397 N M INDUSTRIE'S"INC 6/24/83 "7,459. i62 i62 :0 ~0 ;8 .0 )0 16215 140~60 NATIONAL WELDING PRODUCTS ...... ~'~ 16217 1464~2 NURSING OUTLOOK · 16218 153800 OLYMPIA"SPORT SHOP~ INC. 16220 160372 PALM BEACH AUTO PARTS ..... __16221 160373 PALM BEACH BRAKE & WHEEL 16222 160414 PALM BEACH ELEC~R'IC 16223 161511 PEACOCK'S RADIATOR SERVIC .... ~ 16224 161650 CHARLES PERSING 16225 162510 PHOTO MURALS OF-' FLORIDA 6/24/83 140. ;0 6/24/83 ' 2~094.z.0 6/24/83 16.(~0 6/24/83 288o"0 6/24/83 ~3.~ 6/24/83 129.' 9 6/24/83 162.! 3 6/24/83 30. 6/24/83 721. 6/24/83 200. 6724/83 .16226 162501 PHYSIO-CONTROL 6/24/83 6,850. ~O 16227 !~2!9Q ....... ~.!·~ R ~_!!~E C?~_!__.! ~£ -~ .......... 6/24./8~ ......... 4,377. CMECK. ,~' VENDOR # VENDOR NAME CHECK DATE TOTAL AMOUNT 6/30/~3 CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH a5o7 CHECK 16228 1622'9 16230 16231 16232 16233 VENDOR,." VENDOR NAME CHECK .......... i-g 4~ 6'6 ......... [~'~]B E R T P O C S I K 164703 POSTONS 166176' PUBLIC SAFETY DEVICES INC 176'397 .- 16234 180496 16235 181588 16236 1815-90 PAGE 16 DATE TOTAL AMOUNT 6/24/83 200.00 ~-~ 6/24/83 38.73 6/24/83 951.00 6/24283 .......................... 191.5z :R.',C. SPORTS 6/24/83 32.00 RAINBOW-PRI.NTING'INC '.- . ' 6/24/83 3.~5 ~ REEVES HARDWARE INC. 6/24/83 - 181.~5 REGENCY DODGE ' '-. 6/24/83 7,043.92 16237 1623'8 16240 16241 16242 190181 190186 190188 16243 190200 16244 '"" 19'0399 SCRWTD BOARD 5/24/83 1,369.37 S.I. LIME COMPANY 6/24/83 11,535.68 S&M FARM SUPPLY.INC. 6/24/83 700.00 S,O.U.S.,'"INC. '.":- 6/24/83 '- 22Z-40 S'AL'S SPORT.' SHOP . '. 6/2,4/83 67,~0 SA ~.. A~SZS£.~-:_~hf7 '~ ..... 6 / z 4 / 8 3 13.5~ - SEAL TITE PLUMBING CO. 6/24/83 I~-J-~- SEARS, ROEBUCK & CO. 6/24/83 708. 16245 190615 16247 191525 1;6248 i,6:Z 50 1:.S251 16252 16253 16254 191577 SECURITY CENTER OF THE 6/24/83 ::--?:~::?~:~i. 9469~'-.?.;..~;: ~:'~:OUTH?~:[~.~'~'.:~:b'~:: :?i~.'XC'K]~>~RUCKS:.:'?:<>.:..:: ..~':':-::. 6iz~/83':- - ..~ .................... TELEPHONE 29~T03 SOUTHERN BELL ................................... -~-72~7-~ L9~T7~ DIANA SO~ERS 6/~/83 T.30 195993 ST. MARTIN'S PRESS,INC- 6/24/83 29.39 'i-6-25'5~ ......... '~i96018 :: .' S~[A-=CON'INC'-' · '": ....... ]~5256 ..:-i!iI96431 ' i:.:'::' SURGICAL COHPANY:.-]NC.- :.:: : 16257 ~:"'::::::':~202~5 ">:'SHARON:>~:::THZBEAULT'':':: ' :::~"??'~; "~: ~6-~-58 ..... 2'~-2-8'23---'~R E KINGDOM 16259 210!~6 USCM DEFERRED COMP. PRO. 16260 216448 URBAN DESIGN STUDIO 6-/2-4 7 8 3 -~-2 2-; 6/24/83 IO1. 6/24/83 45, 6124/83-- ....................... i5'7-; 6/24/83 3,999. 6/24/83 4~300. -1-oT6~7~ 6/24/83..' '::': /'": 1,233. D0 16263 -'230448 BILL WALLACE LEASINC INC. 6/24/83 278.00 '- 16264 ~.230450 BILL WA-[L--ACE-'FORD, INC. 6/24/83 1,2~3.01 16265 230521 JAMES R WARNKE 6/24/83 162!66 231600 THOMAS E. WENGL'ER 6/24/83 .16266:..:.:.:i.ii:!i~i~:3~O0.:::.;:i~.:?]?THOMAS 6.~.<~WENGLER....:i:::~:. ........ ~-/~783 16167 ".'231780 ::WESTERN AUTO STORE '" 6/24/83 16268 232~00 J. WHITE ALUMINUM 6/24/83 16270 232500 Jo WILLIAMS PUMP SERVICE 6/24/83 16271 232550 TOM WILLIAMS 6/24/83 16272 <-.232808 EDWIN W.'WINCH 6/24/83 238.00 200.00C~ ..-. . Z~-o-Too 208.50 367°40 764,00 624~00 200.00 7.00 16273 234625 JoJoA. WOLF FRESH DIST. 6/24/83 16274 235496 SAMUEL L, WRIGHT 6/2~/83 217.00 .... f6-275 ...... '--~-4-[~-- .... X'EROX-~ffP'OR'ATION .................... 6-/2~78~ .................. 16276 261520 ZEE MEDICAL SUPPLIES 6/£4/83 26'60 16277 262830 CARL ZIMMERMAN ............................. ~/2~Z~ ................... 2_177p~ .... ,~507 9730,/83 CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH CURRENT MONTH. CHECKS PAGE 17 CHECK,." VENDOR.-~' VENDOR NAME 15278 ..... -26-~ 550 ....... ~,-E T T Y ""~_0BE L ..................... 16279 072916 CLAIRE GIRTMAN 16328 161705 PETTY CASH POLICE 16331 072816 CLAIRE GIRTMAN 16349 013938 AMERICAN FEDERATION OF ]~6350 16351 163:52 CHECK DATE TOTAL AMOUNT 6/24/83 6/24/83 6/29/83 6/29/83 6/30/83 6/30/83 014240 ISIAH ANDREWS 6/30/83 01'5993 ATLANTIC FISHING ENTERPR! 6/30/'83 016020 ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK 6/30/83 50,00 120.00 70.37 -- i-i-~]-~ ..... 99.00 25.00 70.20 400.00 1,300.00 16353 16354 16356 021.485 BEACH & POOLSIDE EMPORIUH 16357 021530 BEANE EXTERMINATING CO. 16358 023660 DICK BLICK 16360 : 024730 ':BOYNTON-:.BEACH RETIREMENT .... 16361 ......... g~9~3.2 ~.OYNTO~ .BE~CH MEMORIAL PA 16362 024750 BOYNTON GLASS SERVICEr 16363 024780 BOYNTON PUMP & SUPPLY ..... ~6364 024785 BOYNTON RESTAURANT SUPPLY 624.510 6/30/83 29.85 6/30/83 36.00 6/30/83 77.84 6/30/83 · 5°00' 6/30/83 ~500,42 _ 6/30/83 875,~O 83 6/30/ ........................... 7-5.00 6/30/83 259.27 6/30/83 14.84 16365 16366 16367 16358 16369 16370 16371 ,16372 16373 16374 16375 16376 '!..'025595 -'BROWARD=PALH BEACH 'IRACTO:,:..-'.: 6/30/83 --~:98'.~ 025610 ::.]'i':;S:TEvE. BRON'NER '~":":!i!:ii.i:~"'"::!ii.i"~::'"i':':::' 6/30/83 '.':'.300:o~ ~q O30~.8 JUDY CALANDRA 6/30/83 032416 PETER L. CHENEY 6/30/83 031895 CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH 6/30/83 .~.o3289~--=:~C-'~'¥?~~b~-¥~-~'~-~--'~ 6/30/83 i:':'033657 .... CLK O'F COURTS"suPpORT OEp' 6/30/83 '"'"' 033658 CLK OF COURTS-SUPPORT DER 6/30/83 033661 CLK OF COURTS-SUPPORT OEP 6/30/83 033664 CLK OF COURTS-SUPPORT DEP 6/30/83 t6377 '.:':':!:034867 7.~CHK~LEST.~!!:.B~'SIE::C:ONNORS'--: 67Yb783 ".- 16378 ,' 034930 "i"REGGIE COT'TLE' ':::.' ; 6/30/83 041420 DECISION DATA COMPUTER CO 16380 16381 04167~' MAURICE DENSON 16382 041684 JOHN DENSON ~.6383 ...... -~-6--~i6-~'"-~-~FACTS ON FILE - .- .... 0.60115 . FA~RCHtLO-LONELL C.ORP* 062820 - FIREMEN'S':'RELIEF & : 063000 FISHER SCIENTIFIC 063739 FLORIDA INNOVATION GROUP 063749 FLORIDA LIBRARY ASSOC. 063779 FLORIDA SERVICE ENGINEERS 6/30/83 063781 FLA PLANNING & ZONING ASS 6/30/83 ZO.C 65.2 2,835.~ '3,333.3 52.~ 37.( 0 0 1 0 0 16384 16385 ~6386 16387 16388 16389 16390 16391 16392 16393 16394 ~7.00 1Z.O0 37.00 6/30/83 6/30/83 6/30/83 6/30/83 6/30/83 6/30/83 6/30/83 6/30/83 6/30/83 100.00 395.00. 152.50 32.00 32.00 340.Oo 788.50 2~057;21 321.16 ZO.CO 185.C0 225oC0 lo. Co 063869 DENNIS FLUSHING 064543 FOOL COURT PRESS 06~700 FOX VALLEY MARKING SYSTEM 066500 FUTURA PRINTING 6/30/83 '97~b78~ 6/30/83 6/30/83 35.C0 14.( 0 123. 0 8. 0 b/30/~3 CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH A507 C U R CHECK,," VENDOR R E N_.Z ....... M...D N.T ~ .... C .~ E C K S' VENDOR NAME CHECK 16395 074538 GOLD 'COAST GROUP 16396 034620 HOLLY ACCUMULATOR E 16397 084690 EDGAR HOWELL 16398 090105 I.B.M~"'CORPORATION 16399 090108 ICMA RETIREMENT CORP. 16400 101666 JET VAC SANITARY SERVICE I6401 II0088 K.A.R. P~INTING I6402 II0398 JOAN KARL PAGE DATE TQTAL AMGUNT 6/3o/83 16403 1'126B0 WILLIAM T. KIEKENAPP ' ' 6/30/83 "~0'~ ....... i~5~ ....... :'--'[6RR~N~R'U~'~'~ES .............. i~-~':!~ ........~'~0~ 16405 i20324 .'::':LA. F:RAY PUBLISHING CO ".'--. - 6/30/83 16406 1Z1740 . SA[L~':L'EwIS ' :~' ...................................................... 6/30/83 16407 122911 LLOYDS AUTo-'EEECTRIC ................ 6/30/83 16408 Z30565 MAURY'S TOOL CHEST 6/30/83 _!~97~ ...... ~._~9~75.9........ WILLIE RUTH MCGRADY 6/30/83 16410 131550 MECH'~-'[~"'O~'~'~5~R-~R~'~'~ ........... 6730/83 16411 131571 MEINEKE DISCOUNT MUFFLERS 6/30/83 16412 ' 132747 - DIANA MILLS ' 6/30/83 'i~'4~3 ............. i32~-71 ...... MIL£E'R"-DDDG[ ................................ I64~4 132790 MINNESOTA MINING [ 6/'30/83 . _16415 134659 THEODORE M MORGAN 6/30/83 6/30/83 300.00 6/3o/83 538.,03 6/~0/83 300.0o 6/30/83 6130183 903.11 6/30/83 868.59 6/30/83 119.4o 13~5o lOO~OO ....? :::: :~~..:. zo~O0~.:?.'- ..... 33. I,75 137.50 67.20 81.00 17~.85 192ol00 100,00 52 .: 79 16~17 1'.3'6560 MUSIC: PERFORMANCE TRUST :- 6/30/83 :~".:!: ":25~ 16418 · 156~01 OUTING CENTER.INC 6/30/83 Il'. -I6~19 .......... i'~0~?- ~ ~'~--~S~RI-NG 'CO-~ ................ ~2~-b/8~ ........ : - '-Zi-~-- 53 I6~20 161511 PEACOCK'S RADIATOR SERV~C 6/30/83 477 53 16421 16t?£0 PETTY CASH WATER g SEWER 6/30/83 43 58 16423 163755 ' BONNIE'.PLUCINSKI .... 6/30/'83 16424 166201 PUBLIX'MARKET 6/30/83 1'6426 176397 R.C. SPORTS 6/30/83 16427 181595 REDDY REST CO 0/30/83 75. 16429 181760 REVENUE" SHARING.'ADVISORY': 6/30/83 48, 16430 , 184.701 ROTO ROOTER DRAIN SERVICE 6/30/83 66. "~6~3~ ........ ~86"521 ........ ROTL'AN'~ BANK,TRUST DEPT.-' 6/30/83 ................ 16432 1865'65 JEAN RUZYCKI 6/30/83 16433 190399 SAL'S SPORT SHOP 6/30/83 314.25 16435 194706 SOUTHERN BUILDING CODE 6/30/83 I6436 I9639~ SUN TRAVEL AGENCY INC 6/30/83 32.40 ~43s zg~gz~ ALICE SZWARCE 6/30/S3 ~25.00 16439 201585 KELLEY TERANGO 6/30/83 I8.00 1~40 ............202799' PEGGY'TI~FFANY ........................... 6/30/8~ .................. 16441 204680 TORCHI0'S 6/30/83 25.80 16442 210146 USCM DEFERRED COMP. PRO. 6/30/83 3,999.81 i6443 ......... 2i'64~'8 URBAN DESIGN STUDIO 6/30/83 ~6444 z245s5 oR R[CHARO C VOLLRATH 6/30/83 75.00 ~6445 230448 BILL WALLACE LEAS[NC [NC 6/30/S~ 834.00 ]0 ]0 ]0 ]0 ~ 6/30/83 CITY OF 80YNTON ~EACH ~507 C U R R E N T M O N T H C H_E C K S CHECK ¢~ VENDOR f) VENDOR NAME CHECK DATE 16446 ..... 230451 'WALLA~E-'~ TIERNAN 16447 230540 WATER DEPARTMENT 16448 235503 WRITERS OIGEST 16449 24'~'596 ..... XERO'×'~6'R-PORATi'6N 16450 560182 PETER DE.~:LUCA 6/30/83 6/30/83 6/30/83 6/30/83 6/30/83 TOTAL AMOUNT 51.12 4,539.65 15.00 95o~0 6~5.00 2,280,697.81