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Minutes 06-07-83MINUTES OF THE REGULAR MEETING OF THE CITY COUNCIL HELD AT CITY HALL, BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA, TUESDAY, JUNE 7, 1983 PRESENT James R. Warnke, Mayor Carl Zimmerman, Vice Mayor Nick Cassandra, Councilman Joe deLong, Councilman Samuel L. Wright, Councilman William Sullivan, Acting City Manager Betty S. Boroni, City Clerk James W. Vance, City Attorney Tor Warnke welcomed everyone and called the meeting to order at 7:3 P. M. He announced the Invocation tonight will be given by Irving I. ~h, President, Congregation Beth Kodesh of Boynton Beach, followed t ? Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag led by Councilman Samuel Lamar Wright. He requested everyone to please rise. AGENDA APPROVAL Mayor Warnke.read the following additions submitted by the City Manag Consent Agenda - J - Approve request for permission to place 1 electrical storage trailer, 1 plumbing storage trailer, 2 general construction trailers, 1 sprinkler & equipment storage trailer & 1 miscellaneous trailer (6 in all) The Crossings Legal - Resolutions - 5 - Proposed Resolution No. 83- Re: Continuation of Separate Staffing for Area Planning Board Councilman ..... Cassandra stated under Legal, he would like to get a cons suS os opinion ~or an executive meeting. Under Administrative, he li~e to bring up the budget billing procedure for utilities and wo satellite dish zoning requirements. Councilman deLong stated under the City Manager's Report, he wanted t~ ma~e a request to the City Manager. On Page 3, he has some remarks regarding the procedure to report to matters raised at the workshop me~ting regarding the hospital. Under New Business, he requests the addition of Item C - Day Care Center and Item D - Library. Councilman deLong moved for the adoption of the agenda with the addi- tions. Vice Mayor Zimmerman seconded the motion. Motion carried 5-0 Y ~r: [ld MINUTES Regular City Council Meeting Minutes of May 17, 1983 Mayor Warnke referred to Page 33, first paragraph, last sentence, and clarified this was not from the County, but from visitors. Councilman deLong moved for adoption of the minutes with this correc- ti6n, seconded by Councilman Wright. No discussion. Motion carried 5-0. MINUTES - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA JUNE 7, 1983 CITY MANAGER'S REPORT Mr. Sullivan requested Mr. Cessna to give a status report on the well situation. Mr. Cessna informed the Council that one of the wells has been gravel packed with a new screen and they are running pumping tes today and tomorrow. It is anticipated that a new pump will be instal Thursday or Friday. As soon as that is done, they will start work on another well. Mr. Sullivan distributed a report to each Council member prepared by Kelton and Associates regarding double taxation in Palm Beach County advised that he believes they will find it very interesting. Mayor Warnke asked if Mr. Cheney had any report back on the 4% user t on gasoline and Mr. Sullivan replied that he had not yet, but he will submitting a report. Councilman deLong requested that the City Manager supply the City Council with an update on what is going to be done about a new water treatment--plant. He knows the water plant has been running at capaci and believes we should have some report as to what is going to be don in the future. We continue to sign agreements with people to the wes not within the corporate limits of the City. He is very much concern What is going to happen to our water supply. He believes we should ha~e an update on the status and where we are going from here regardi a new water treatment plant. Mayor Warnke asked if Mr. Cessna cared re3pond and Mr. deLong clarified that he wants a report from the City Manager in writing. Mayor Warnke requested comments from Mr. Cessna this time and Mr. Cessna advised that a master plan review has been aushorized and a test well study. The test well study has been co]npleted and he should haVe it this week some time and the master pl ne~t week. At that time, he will be able to give a comprehensive rep an~ he recalls that Mr. Cheney was going to distribute this to the Co· ncil by the next Council meeting. Mr. deLong stated that he would also like the locations and Mr. Cessna replied that will be included. Ma~°r Warnke asked if he felt within the next decade that our present water plant will serve the ~residents of the City and Mr. Cessna repli that it will serve the City of Boynton Beach alone, but not the servi ar~a. It would be close to capacity. He added that he did give a complete report about four years ago and Councilman deLong replied th it should be updated. .s [ed ~nd ~x d )rt it PUBLIC AUDIENCE Mayor Warnke announced if anybody wishes to speak on any item on the agenda to please give their name to the City Clerk and when that item is - 2 - ~INUTES - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA JUNE 7, 1983 brought before the City Council, they will be invited to speak. He added that for any item not on the agenda, the public is welcome to c)me forward at this time and speak. Mrs. Henrietta Solomon, 230 N. E. 26th Avenue, first thanked the Council for being so cooperative regarding problems which face the community. In conjunction with the North Boynton Cleanup Task Force, she has bee circulating petitions for widening Seacrest Boulevard. In the event that the bike path is not constructed on 22nd Avenue, they request th t the County contribute that money towards the widening of Seacrest Boulevard, which would enable the County to include this project in tie 83-84 budget. She feels any monies allocated to North Boynton should stay in North Boynton. She urges the Council to contact Commissioner Koehler and Wilken and request them to apply this money to hasten the Seacrest project. Village Royale on the Green is united in improving their neighborhood and will do anything required to move this project forward. She would like to feel the City officials will join them in wanting a beautiful Boynton Beach. Councilman deLong replied that he certainly appreciated this and advi ed the Council has already sent a resolution to the County for the widen.ng nd draining of Seacrest Boulevard and that road program is the numbe~ ne priority. Mrs. Solomon replied that they would appreciate it being in the 83-84 budget. If there is any need for the people to appear a~ the Commission, please let them know. Councilman deLong clarified that he is talking about the 83-84 budget and believes we stand a good chance of them recognizing the need. He referred to being concerned and tol~ about the history of Seacrest Boulevard with the southern portion beihg paved and the northern portion going under County ownership. Mayor Warnke referred to being a member of the Metropolitan Planning Organization and advised they have a five year plan and they are tryil to push Seacrest Boulevard to a higher priority. Councilman Wright stated that he has been working with the Task Force for the past few months and this is definitely a priority. He has mat requests through Commissioner Koehler's office several times to get ti in the budget. It is encumbent upon everyone in the North Boynton are to place a telephone call to Commissioners Koehler and Wilken. Many resolutions are sent, but they want to hear from their constituents. addition, the City Manager attended a meeting with the County regardi] $1,400,000 Community Development funds and he has requested money for cleanup campaign. We should also express interest to Commissioners Koehler and Wilken to make sure the City receives that $200,000 to cleanup the North Boynton area. Mr. Bobby L. Borden, 3545 Quentin Avenue, thanked the City Manager an( Council members for their support of the firefighteres during the pas~ Lg .e In - 3 - 'MINUTES - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA JUNE 7, 1983 year. He stated in the past month of May, the firefighters in the Ci aside from putting out fires and saving lives, have been participatin~ in the Firefighters' Olympics. He told about the various athletic events with firemen participating from many cities. He showed a trop received and told about two members placing fourth in other events. This helps maintain the physical conditioning of the firefighters, wh is needed to protect the City of Boynton Beach. He thanked the City behalf of the firefighters and the Fire Department for the support. Mayor Warnke referred to not having many fires in Boynton Beach, but stated that hardly a day goes by that we don't see the rescue squad going out to save somebody's life and he thinks they are doing a terr fic job. CONSENT AGENDA A. Bids Uniform T-Shirts The Tabulation Committee recommends awarding the bid to the low bidder, Barker Uniforms, West Palm Beach, Florida, in the amount of $3.39 each. One (1) Fedders Split System Room Air Conditioner or Equal The Tabulation Committee recommends awarding the bid to Inter-County Engineering, Boynton Beach, in the amount of $825, since this unit has been inspected and meets all specifications as well as the required noise level. One (1) 15 Ton Condenser Rheem Model RAVD 150-Cl or Equal The Tabulation Committee recommends awarding the bid to Inter-County Engineering, Boynton Beach, in the amount of $4,860, since it is the low bid and meets all specifica- tions. B. Request Cemetery Refund - Block N - Lot 129B Ce Mrs. Sadie D. Pinkney has requested this refund. Approve Budget Transfer - Unemployment Benefits Charged to Proper Departments - Quarter Ending 3/31/83 D. Request for Zoning Approval for Alcholic Beverage License - 4 - ~MINUTES - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA 1. Mister Grocer Corporation Store ~632 2921 S. Federal Highway Boynton Beach, Florida 33435 Ee Fe Ge JUNE 7, 1983 The Building Department noted the zoning at this location does permit the sale of beer and wine for off-premises consumption. Request Approval to Dispose of Records - Finance Department The Finance Department~has requested approval for the disposal of records covered by their memorandum dated June 2, 1983 No. 38. Transfer of Funds - City Council This is requested to provide funds for Mayor & Council business meeting expenses to the end of the fiscal year. Approve R & A Change Order No. 7 for L.S. 316 Landscaping Project No. 626-681-45 - Boyle Construction Company This change order is in the amount of $5,050 and is for the addition of landscape plantings and sprinkler system to L.S. 316 to meet the requirements of the Village of Golf building permit. Mr. Cessna concurs with R & A's recommendation to approve this change order. Approve R & A Change Order No. 2 for Raw Water Main Project No. 626-681-60, Part B - E.N. Murray, Inc. Contract This change order is in the amount of $17,260.40 and represents the establishment of unit prices for additional costs incurred in laying "to grade" certain portions of the raw water main. The deeper cuts (greater than 3 feet of cover) are required to provide for adequate cover over the water main upon comple- tion of the Boynton Beach Commerce Center and the planned grading associated therewith. Mr. Cessna has reviewed this change order and concurs with the recommendation of R & A to approve this request. Approval of Bills See list attached. Approve request for permission to place 1 electrical storage trailer, 1 plumbing storage trailer, 2 general construction trailers, 1 sprinkler & equipment storage trailer & 1 miscel- laneous trailer (6 in all) The Crossings -- 5 ~ ~MINUTES - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA JUNE 7, 1983 Mr. Robert Hamilton submitted a verbal request for these and the Building Department recommends approval. Councilman deLong moved to accept the consent agenda consisting of Items A-J with the additions, seconded by Councilman Cassandra. Under discussion, Mr. Sullivan referred to there being enough money in Federal Revenue Sharing for Item 3 under bids, the 15 ton condenser, and requested approval to charge this to that account, since it is a non- budgeted item. Mayor Warnke clarified that the motion would include the additions and corrections made by Mr. Sullivan. Motion carried 5-0. BIDS NONE PUBLIC HEARING NONE DEVELOPMENT PLANS Approve request for determination of no substantial change in connect. with deleting the master plan requirement to construct a bicycle path the west side of Congress Avenue from LWDD Canal 920 to Hypoluxo Road submitted by Stanley Franks for C & H Properties Company (Meadows 300 PUD) Mr. Annunziato informed the Council this request is to delete the bik, path which will be constructed by Palm Beach County in connection wit] the construction of Congress Avenue. At the time these were approved there were no plans for Congress Avenue, but this now becomes a super~ requirement. Mayor Warnke referred to this tying in with the next pl~ also and Mr. Annunziato agreed that both are the same. He clarified that it is requested that the Council determine there is no substanti~ change. Councilman Wright moved to approve this request, seconded by Councilm Cassandra. Under discussion, Councilman deLong asked if this was a public hearing and Mr. Annunziato replied negatively. Motion carried 5-0° Approve request for determination of no substantial change in connect~ with deleting the master plan requirement to construct a bicycle patl on the west side of Congress Avenue from LWDD Canal 920 to Hypoluxo R( submitted by James Holland for F & R Builders (Boynton Lakes PUD) on on lUOUS .n n on - 6 - ~M~TES - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA JUNE 7, 1983 Councilman deLong moved to approve this request, seconded by Vice May.~r Zimmerman. No discussion. Motion carried 5-0. Approve request for determination of no substantial change in connect with changing the unit types in Phase II of Boynton Lakes PUD from attached, single family units to zero-lot line detached single-family units submitted by James Holland for F & R Builders (Boynton Lakes PUl Mr. Annunziato informed the Council this is a request for determinati of no substantial change. There is a new product on the market which a single family detached unit with one wall against the property line This does result in the reduction of lot size as opposed to the stand~ single family lots. The setbacks are on one side of the unit and bec~ substantial. The same number units are requested as currently approw in the attached units. This is a request to change the unit type. Mayor Warnke clarified that it comes with a positive recommendation a] Mr. Annunziato agreed. Councilman deLong moved to approve this request, seconded by Councilm Cassandra. No discussion. Motion carried 5-0. LEGAL Ordinances - 2nd Reading - Public Hearing Proposed Ordinance No. 83-21 - Re: Adopt Amended City Organizational Chart Mr. Vance read proposed Ordinance No. 83-21 by title: AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH, AMENDING THE CITY ORGANIZATIONAL CHART, PROVIDING FOR A REPEALING CLAUSE; PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE DATE; AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES. Mayor Warnke asked if anyone in the audience wished to speak in favor this ordinance and received no response. He asked if anyone wished t( speak in opposition and received no response. He then declared the public hearing closed. Councilman deLong moved the adoption of proposed Ordinance No. 83-21 ¢ second reading, seconded by Councilman Cassandra. No discussion. Mr~ Boroni took a roll call vote on the motion as follows: .on ~) ~n ~rd ,me ~d of Councilman Wright - Aye Mayor Warnke - Aye Vice Mayor Zimmerman - Aye Councilman Cassandra - Aye Councilman deLong - Aye - 7 - MINUTES - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA JUNE 7, 1983 Motion carried 5-0. Proposed Ordinance No. 83-22 - Re: Board Members living in the City - Cemetery Board Mr. Vance read proposed Ordinance No. 83-22 by title: AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA, AMENDING CHAPTER 6 - CEMETERIES, SECTION 6-4. BOARD OF GOVERNORS CREATED; COMPOSITION; TERMS; QUORUM. TO PROVIDE THAT ALL MEMBERS OF THE BOARD OF GOVERNORS EXCEPT THE CITY CLERK SHALL BE RESIDENTS AND ELECTORS OF THE CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH; PROVIDING A CONFLICTS CLAUSE, A SEVERABILITY CLAUSE, AUTHORITY TO CODIFY, AND AN EFFECTIVE DATE; AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES. Mayor Warnke ascertained that nobody wished to speak either in favor in opposition to this ordinance and then declared the public hearing closed. Councilman deLong moved the adoption of proposed Ordinance No. 83-22 second and final reading, secounded by Vice Mayor Zimmerman. No discussion. Mrs. Boroni took a roll call vote on the motion as follo Mayor Warnke - Aye Vice Mayor Zimmerman - Aye Councilman Cassandra - Aye Councilman deLong - Aye Councilman Wright - Aye Motion carried 5-0. Mayor Warnke added for the benefit of the audience, this is a con- tinuation of several ordinances we have passed during the past month requiring that new board members must reside in the City under a City ordinance. Ordinances - 1st Reading Proposed Ordinance No. 83-23 - Re: Zoning ordinance amendment to incl~ service stations in the C-2 Neighborhood Commercial District Mr. Vance read proposed Ordinance No. 83-23 by title: AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA, AMENDING APPENDIX A - ZONING, OF THE CODE OF ORDINANCE~ )r )n [de - 8 - 'MINUTES - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH~ FLORIDA JUNE 7, 1983 CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA, TO AMEND SECTION ONE, DEFINITIC~ OF TERMS, TO ADD A DEFINITION OF "ARTERIAL STREET, COLLECTOR STREET, EXPRESSWAY, AND LOCAL STREET" AND TO AMEND THE DEFINI- TIONS OF "AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE STATIONS AND LOT FRONTAGE"; TO AMEND SECTION SIX B, "C-2 NEIGHBORHOOD COMMERCIAL DISTRICT" TO ADD AN ADDITIONAL CONDITIONAL USE PERMITTED, BEING SERVICE STATIONS WITHOUT MAJOR REPAIRS; TO AMEND SECTION 11, SUPPLE- MENTAL REGULATIONS, SUB-SECTION L, TO SPECIFY THE APPLICABILITY OF SAID SUBSECTION; TO AMEND SECTION 11.1 TO ADD SUBSECTION H SPECIFYING THE STATUS OF EXISTING USES REQUIRING CONDITIONAL USE APPROVAL, PROVIDING A CONFLICTS CLAUSE, A SEVERABILITY CLAUSE, AUTHORITY TO CODIFY, AND AN EFFECTIVE DATE; AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES. Councilman deLong moved the adoption of proposed Ordinance No. 83-23 )n first reading only, seconded by Councilman Cassandra. No discussion. Mrs. Boroni took a roll call vote on the motion as follows: Vice Mayor Zimmerman - Aye Councilman Cassandra - Aye Councilman deLong - Aye Councilman Wright - Aye Mayor Warnke - Aye Motion carried 5-0. Resolutions Proposed Resolution No. 83-GG - Re: Urging passage of Senate Bill 141 amending 42 USC SS 1983 and 1988 Mr. Vance read proposed Resolution No. 83-GG by title: A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA, URGING THE UNITED STATES CONGRESS TO PASS SENATE BILL 141 AMENDING U.S.C. SS 1983 and 1988; FURTHER URGING THE UNITED STATES CONGRESS TO MAKE SAID AMENDMENTS APPLICABLE TO ALL CASES NOW AND HEREAFTER PENDING IN THE FEDERAL TRIAL AND APPELLATE COURTS. Councilman deLong moved the adoption of proposed Resolution No. 83-GG, seconded by Councilman Cassandra. No discussion. Mrs. Boroni took a~ roll call vote on the motion as follows: Councilman Cassandra - Aye Councilman deLong - Aye Councilman Wright - Aye - 9 - MINUTES - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA JUNE 7, 1983 Mayor Warnke - Aye Vice Mayor Zimmerman - Aye Motion carried 5-0. Proposed Resolution No. 83-HH - Re: Correcting a Scrivener's Error in the Official Zoning Map to correct the City Boundary of the southeast area of the City Mr. Vance read proposed Resolution No. 83-HH by title: A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA, CORRECTING A SCRIVENER'S ERROR IN THE OFFICIAL ZONING MAP TO BE CONSISTENT WITH THE CORRECT BOUNDARY OF THE SOUTHEAST AREA OF THE CITY; AUTHORIZING AND DIRECTING THE CITY PLANNER TO MAKE THE NECESSARY CORRECTIONS ON THE OFFICIAL ZONING MAP; PRO- VIDING AN EFFECTIVE DATE; AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES. Councilman deLong moved the adoption of proposed Resolution No. 83-HH seconded by Councilman Wright. No discussion. Mrs. Boroni took a ro 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. Proposed Resolution No. 83-II - Re: Correcting a Scrivener's Error in the Official Zoning Map to correct the boundary lines for the Hunter' Run PUD Mr. Vance read proposed Resolution No. 83-II by title: A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA, CORRECTING AN ERROR IN THE OFFICIAL ZONING MAP TO CORRECT A SCRIVENER'S ERROR; AUTHORIZING AND DIRECTING THE CITY PLANNER TO MAKE THE NECESSARY CORRECTIONS ON THE OFFICIAL ZONING MAP; PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE DATE; AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES Vice Mayor Zimmerman moved the adoption of Resolution No. 83-II, seconded by Councilman Wright. No discussion. Mrs. Boroni took a call vote on the motion as follows: Councilman Wright Mayor Warnke - Aye - Aye - 10 - ~INUTES - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA JUNE 7, 1983 Vice Mayor Zimmerman - Aye Councilman Cassandra - Aye Councilman deLong - Aye Motion carried 5-0. Proposed Resolution No. 83-JJ - Re: Accepting performance bond and filal olat approval for Tract P Hunters Run Mr. Vance read proposed Resolution No. 83-JJ by title: A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA, APPROVING THE FINAL PLAT FOR THE REPLAT OF TRACT "P" OF THE SUMMIT PLAT NO. 1 IN SECTION 6, TOWNSHIP 46S, RANGE 43E Councilman deLong moved the adoption of proposed Resolution No. 83-JJ seconded by Vice Mayor Zimmerman. Under discussion, Mr. Vance reques'~ed this approval to be made contingent upon the furnishing of an appropriate and satisfactory bond to be reviewed by the City staff. Ir. deLong and Mr. Zimmerman both agreed to include this in the motion. Councilman Cassandra asked if this correction would be handled by the City Manager and Hunters Run and Mr. Vance informed him that the plat will not be recorded until we receive the appropriate amount. Mr. Cassandra referred to Hunters Run responding to an amount and Mr. Van~e advised him that this was an incorrect amount. Mr. Charles Gilbert, 35C Southport Lane, came before the Council and referred to a letter being submitted from Mr. Paul Hykel, the Project Manager, in reference to the bond. The developer is requesting that $280,000 be accepted for that part of Tract P since this tract is divided into two parts and only the western part is being developed al this time. For the east part he is requesting, since it will not be built for a couple years, there be a letter of credit be given to the City for the remaining amount of $208,000. The letter has been sub- mitted requesting approval on that basis. Mr. Vance informed him that the City has an ordinance requiring the bond. There are certain legal difficulties with letters of credit, he City has never waived the bond requirement. The plat is for the enti~e area. It is the recommendation of his office that this plat not be approved for recording unless the entire bond is posted. Mrs. Boroni then took a roll call vote on the motion as follows: Mayor Warnke - Aye Vice Mayor Zimmerman - Aye - 11 - MINUTES - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA JUNE 7, 1983 Councilman Cassandra - Aye Councilman deLong - Aye Councilman Wright - Aye Motion carried 5-0. Proposed Resolution No. 83- Area Planning Board Re: Continuation of Separate Staffing fo Councilman Cassandra referred to just receiving this proposed resolut and stated he has not had the chance to read it to know what it is about. If it meets with Councilman Wright's approval, he would like defer this until the next meeting so he could read it. Councilman deLong referred to feeling the same way and moved to postpone this un the next Council meeting. Councilman Wright advised that it got lost the shuffle during the City Manager's absence and that is why it was distributed sooner. Councilman Cassandra then seconded the motion. discussion. Motion carried 5-0. Other Consensus of Opinion Re: Executive Meeting Councilman Cassandra referred to approaching budget time with work lo~ and schedules increasing and stated he would like a consensus of opin~ of this Council to have an executive meeting to discuss the firemen's and policemen's negotiations. With the City Manager's approval, he would like to leave open June 14 at 7:30 P. M. Councilman deLong questioned if it would be more appropriate to let t! meet and find out what their requests are before getting entangled in negotiations? What will be accomplished in an executive session? He thinks we should at least find out what the proposals are from the Fi] Department and then guide the City Manager and City Attorney accordin¢ as to the wishes of the City Council. Mr. Cassandra stated that he has a few things in mind. He does not h~ the benefit of having been on this Council while negotiations were in session and would like some education prior to being exposed to the f~rst request. Mayor Warnke referred to executive sessions usually being held to neg¢ ti~te with an organized group of the City and Mr. Vance clarified that the Council is e~titled to have an executive session regarding this p~ ticular aspect and can have one any time they want one. Coqncilman Cassandra moved to go forward with this request to hold an executive session with the date tentatively set for June 14 with the .on il in Lot lo ds em e - 12 - MINUTES - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA JUNE 7, 1983 City Manager's approval. Councilman Wright seconded the motion. discussion, Mr. deLong asked if this pertains solely to negotiations employees and Mr. Vance replied that essentially it is, but he doesn' recall a question being asked in regard to labor relations. An exec tive session can be held to discuss the general approach, but it must relate to labor relations. Mayor Warnke clarified that any employees the City could be included and Mr. Vance agreed if they are involved labor relations. Mayor Warnke clarified that the motion was to hold an executive sessi on June 14 to discuss labor relations. As requested, Mrs. Boroni the] took a roll call vote on the motion as follows: Vice Mayor Zimmerman - Aye Councilman Cassandra - Aye Councilman deLong - Aye Councilman Wright - Aye Mayor Warnke - Aye Motion carried 5-0. Policy for participation by alternates on City Boards requested by Councilman Joe deLonq Councilman deLong referred to discovering there was no set policy per- taining to alternates and stated he requested a policy to be drafted the City Manager and suggested procedures have now been submitted. believes the outline presented is good and if everyone has had a chan~ to read it, he moves to adopt it and all the boards be notified. Councilman Cassandra seconded the motion. Under discussion, Councilm~ Wright questioned how "limited opportunity" was defined and Mr. Vance replied this would probably depend upon the judgment of the chairman each board. Councilman Cassandra added that when he was an alternate member of the Board of Adjustment, he sat at the press table and the chairman allowed the alternates to comment after the members spoke. Mr. Zimmerman read the last sentence: "If there is more than one alt~ nate present at a meeting, the chairman will select the alternate to participate by seniority of appointment as an alternate." He comment~ that this may work on some boards, but he thinks it would be better t¢ leave this at the discretion of the chairman as to who he selects an~ possibly alternate if there are two alternates. There is the possibi- lity the man on the low end of the totem pole would never get to makir a decision and may drop out. Mr. deLong agreed and added that he has seen that happen. Mr. Zimmerman suggested changing this to letting t~ chairman of the particular board make a selection, he believes there - 13 - Und..~r ,ith of ~n g MINUTES - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA JUNE 7, 1983 would be more fairness. Mr. Wright suggested stating to give every alternate the opportunity to participate. Mr. deLong suggested havin rotation system. Mr. Vance suggested a sentence to the effect that t chairman of each board may utilize a rotation system if it appears to appropriate and Mr. deLong suggested changing "may" to "shall". Mr. Vance suggested that the City Manager insert the appropriate language based on this discussion upon his review of these minutes. Mr. Zimmerman referred to some boards designating a first alternate a second alternate and asked if it would apply and Mr. Vance clarified that where the designated first alternate is present, he would have t be called. Mayor Warnke clarified that the motion is to adopt the policy as pre- sented by the City Manager for alternates on city boards and it would up to the chairman to rotate alternates if they are called to serve o that board unless those boards have first and second alternates alrea designated. Motion carried 5-0. Discuss Procedure to report to matters raised at Workshop on Hospital Plan (Requested by Mayor James R. Warnke) Mayor Warnke stated that Mr. Cheney had submitted an outline and read the following: "It appears that the concensus of the City Council, a the conclusion of the Bethesda Hospital workshop meeting, was as follows: Refer the issues presented at the workshop to the City Attorney and request that he and the hospital attorney take steps to prepare a detailed written report, which would be the basis for a stipulated agreement that will settle the current matter before the court. Expect that the attorneys will receive input on specific points and issues from either individual neighbors or a committee of neighbors who are affected by the proposed hospital project, which was presented to the City Council at the workshop. Expect the neighbors, either as individuals or as a commmit. tee, to take steps to present specific comments, ideas, suggestions and expectations to the City Attorney and the hospital attorney so that attempts can be made to incorpora~ this neighbor input into the written agreement. Expect that the Board of Directors of Bethesda Hospital wil~ review the details of the written agreement as it is being prepared and take action on the report. ~ a ~e be ~d be ! - 14 - MINUTES - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA JUNE 7, 1983 Expect the report to be presented to the City Council for review when it is felt, by the City Attorney and the hospi- tal attorney, that the report is as detailed as possible and responds to the expressed neighborhood concerns while still responding to the needs of the hospital. Expect that the City Council will take action on the final report similar to action of Bethesda Hospital Board of Directors. 7. Instruct the City Attorney to proceed, with the hospital attorney, into court to settle the court case by the judge' acceptance of the report as a stipulated agreement to the court case." Mayor Warnke stated this is the recommendation by the City Manager ant is now open for discussion by the City Council. Also, some people ha~ e requested to speak on this subject. Councilman deLong stated that it appears last Thursday night's meetin( publicly designated as a workshop meeting involving objecting residenis, representatives of Bethesda Hospital and the City Council in an attem~.t to arrive at a solution to a denied rezoning request of the hospital ~.ow in litigation was ill-advised. What transpired at that meeting raisei many Pertinent questions that he believes should be answered by the Attorney General of our State. This was ill-advised and he is cautio~s about meetings pertaining to rezoning. Council, he is happy to do it. 11 take any heat from the members of this If he can do anything which w~ Mr. deLong continued that according to Webster, quid-pro-quo is defined as A) one thing in return for another. Hence B) something equivalent: a substitute. He submits the following questions for the Council's c(n- sideration as they create some doubt: 1 1. F orida State Law prohibits a quid-pro-quo which is a criminal offense in zoning matters. Was this law violated?' 2. A hospital representative stated the rendering he offered w~s a new concept. Under the law, was this new concept a substitute? 3. Why wasn't this new concept subjected to the proper procedure? Was the City in error for the procedure adhered to in this instance? - 15 - MINUTES - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA JUNE 7, 1983 Mr. deLong stated that he brought these up as they do trouble him and he is concerned whether we are going in the right direction. Mayor Warnke asked if the City Attorney had any comments and Mr. Vanc~ stated to the best of his knowledge, if you are involved in a law suit, both parties are entitled to reach a settlement of that law suit if t~ey feel it is advantageous for them to do so. Mr. deLong stated that he believes this is such a serious matter that he personally would like have a legal opinion from the State Attorney General. This has been done on many occasions in the past. All he is concerned about is pro tection for this City Council. Mayor Warnke clarified that the question before the Council is not one of rezoning. This law suit is between one government taxing agency against another taxing agency and as to whether or not they can contr~ one another. Mr. Vance added there are two questions involved. It i rezoning matter though at the present time, the hospital's position i that our zoning power does not apply to them, but it is also a zoning matter in the sense that we are taking the position that we do have t! right to control their use of the property. Our position is thai it is a zoning matter and we do have the power to control their use through our zoning authority, but their position is that we don't hav~ that power. There are two conflicting legal issues. Mr. deLong agree this is correct, but he thinks the court should decide whether this governmental agency supersedes the authority of the local governing b( with all power in zoning the municipality. This is a question which never been decided in court. Everyone is watching to see what the out come is going to be. Mr. Vance added there have been a couple decisi~ where two governmental entities have bumped heads and to date, the courts have decided that this is an impossible situation and they haw adopted a balancing of interest test and he explained. Mayor Warnke clarified that he requested this on the agenda to decide where we go from here. He would like the Council's thoughts on this. Shall we continue with the present law suit or give the City Manager City Attorney authority to negotiate? Mr. deLong stated that we have taken the previous action to have the City Attorney pursue the law suJ and Mayor Warnke agreed, but added at the workshop meeting, new nego- tiations were presented. Councilman Cassandra referred to Mr. deLong's concern and also having legal opinion and stated he would like to suggest, since the time was sh~rt when the State Attorney responded to one of our other requests, that we go ahead and have our City Attorney find out if Mr. deLong's concerns are valid and at the same time proceed with the meeting with the hospital contingent upon the State Attorney's opinion. Mr. deLon¢ stated that we do not have doubt in the ability of our local attorney, but he wants clarification from the State Attorney General. 1 e d nd t - 16 - .MINUTES - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA JUNE 7, 1983 Mayor Warnke stated it was expressed by several Councilmen at the workshop meeting that we want something in writing to spell out wher~ we are going from here. The question is now are we going to get the attorneys involved to spell it out to the Council or go ahead with t law suit? 5~. deLong replied that before telling him to go ahead, h thinks he brought out valid points and he wants some guidance whethe we are doing the right thing. He does not think we should take any action until we find out we are entitled to do it. He thinks the Attorney General must give these answers. The City Attorney can dra a communication to the Attorney General outlining exactly what we ar concerned and interested in. Councilman deLong moved that the points he listed be taken by the Ci Attorney and drafted into an appropriate communication to the Attorn. General of the State asking for clarification. Councilman Cassandra seconded the motion. Under discussion, Councilman Wright referred t. having no problems, but he would like to see us move ahead with what have in regard to what the City Manager presented. Mayor Warnke clarified that what 5~. deLong is asking is to know we are going in the right direction legally. Mr. Zimmerman referred to this case ha' been going on for quite sometime and stated it is quite entangled an, would hate to see it get entangled some more. If we can get the cas. withdrawn by the plantiffs and keep out of court, he believes it wou be better. Mr. Zimmerman asked how the City Attorney felt about the recommendat made by the City Manager and Mr. Vance replied that assuming the Cou! is interest~indetermining whether a suitable settlement can be arrived at, the City Manager has suggested a practical approach. Mr Cassandra asked if we still could proceed with our discussions with hopsital without committing the City and Mr. Vance replied affir- matively. Mr. deLong added that nothing precludes both parties gert together and working out what they want. Mr. Vance stated he would to have authority to'enter into-negotiation~S'~at the~same time when requesting an opinion. Mayor Warnke clarified that it has been moved and seconded to obtain legal opinion from the State Attorney General. Councilman deLong clarified that his motion is to instruct the City Attorney to send ti appropriate communication to the Attorney General of the State askin~ for the answers to the questions he itemized in the remarks which he read into the record. As requested, ~s. Boroni then took a roll vote on the motion as follows: Councilman Cassandra - Aye Councilman deLong - Aye Councilman Wright - Nay Mayor Warnke - Nay Vice Mayor Zimmerman - Nay Motion failed 3-2. ~y ring he .ons Lcil :he .ng Lave a .e - 17 - ,MINUTES - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL 5~ETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA JUNE 7, 1983 Councilman Cassandra clarified that the motion did not preclude nego tiations or giving direction to the City Attorney to talk to the hos tal. He then made a motion to direct the City Attorney to meet with the hospital attorney to discuss their concept and proclaim a warnin to the City Attorney that the citizens must be considered. Also, th City ~nager's memo of June 7, 1983, is to be incorporated. Vice ~ Zimmerman seconded the motion. Mayor Warnke clarified that it has b moved and seconded to adopt the City Manager's memo of June 7, 1983 the City Attorney is to negotiate with the hospital attorney to come a solution on this matter. Mayor Warnke referred to several people having requested to speak on this and Councilman deLong replied that people in the audience do no enter into the discussion when a motion is on the floor. They can speak after a motion is cleared. Once a motion is on the floor, the motion is to be discussed by the members of the City Council only. Vance agreed, unless the City Council unanimously desires to open it the floor to let the members of the audience make presentations. Ma Warnke asked if the members of the City Council wished to open this the members of the audience and Councilman deLong suggested as soon the motion is cleared, then the people should be permitted to speak. ~yor Warnke clarified that we cannot ask for public participation wl a motion is under discussion by the City Council. We must make a decision. We certainly have had a lot of input. The motion is to accept the recommendations from the City Manager and let the City Attorney and hospital attorney discuss this further. As requested, Mrs. Boroni then took a roll call vote on the motion a follows: Councilman deLong - No, and qualified his vote that he wanted to protect himsel by finding out whether we al going in the right directio! Councilman Wright - Aye Mayor Warnke - Aye Vice Mayor Zimmerman - Aye Councilman Cassandra - Aye, ~otion carried 4-1. - 18 - as he offered himself to t~e citizens of Ridgepointe an~ High Point to kno~ of thei~ concerns, but to date has,or been contacted except by M~. Banting and Mr. Mauti'. Al~o, he left himself open to th~ hospital to contact him. [e votes in favor since this not a commitment by the City of a settlement, but just discussion of settlement. ~or ~en [nd to rm ,or '-0 LS ~en e MINUTES - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA JUNE 7, 1983 Mayor Warnke then requested those wanting to speak on this issue to come forward. Mr. Caesar Mauti, 150 S. W. 24th Avenue, stated he has lived here fo approximately nine years. It is surprising to him how this bypassed the City Planners and there have not been statements from planning minutes. He would like to bring out some facts. At the Planning Meeting of January 12, this hospital applied for a change in zoning for the purpose of additional parking spaces. He then read from a letter from Dr. Weems, Chairman of the Planning Committee, stating if they are permitted to utilize the land which they are requesting to be rezoned, they expect to qenerate~approximately 100 'spaces. He then read from the minutes of the Planning Board on January 12 where he was asked about closing 2nd Street to traffic and his response wa if that was done, then the neighborhood might go along with the zonil being approved. At that time, only seven lots were in consideration butnow they are up to ten acres. He was concerned about the traffic from 100 spaces. It was an established issue then by Mr. Humphreys that the hospital would take the rest of the Benson property. That was denied by the Planning & Zoning Board and City Council. Now, th, have re-applied with ten acres. They would not consider that even iJ 2nd Street was closed. This Council represents the taxpayers and thi people affected by this What alternative do the eo le have~ The h ' · P P · ' ospital has gone from 100 spaces to 700 spaces. He explained how this was actually taxation without representation. Now, they want t¢ make the land worthless and bypass the people directly affected by It should be determined how much taxes will be lost with this proper~ being classified as a non-taxable item versus paying for a parking garage. The revenue from that property will exceed it being used a parking lot. The taxes go on indefinitely. It will be taken off the tax roll. Mayor Warnke clarified that the only issue the Council voted on toni~ was to refer this back to the attorneys. We have not approved or disapproved any zoning procedures. We are just asking the attorneys present a written concept of what they wish to have to settle this c~ Y Y ht MINUTES - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA JUNE 7, 1983 Vice Mayor Zimmerman stated his understanding of what we have done is not bypassing the Zoning Board, but to get a settlement of the court case, so the new plan can go through the proper procedure of the Boar( and to the City Council. That will be giving everybody a fair chance Mr. Mauti replied that the people directly affected should have input but what can they say now with the hospital already having ten acres? Mr. Zimmerman replied that the hospital taxing district is a large taxing district. Many people rely on the hospital for care. We have consider all the people who use the hospital and pay taxes towards it He is trying to be fair. Mayor Warnke advised that part of the motion is to expect the attorne~ will receive input on specific points and issues from either individui neighbors or a committee of neighbors who are affected by the propose~ hospital project and expect the neighbors, either as individuals or a: committee, to take steps to present specific comments, ideas, suggestions and expectations to the City Attorney and the hospital attorney so that attempts can be made to incorporate this neighbor in into the written agreement. Mr. Mauti then told about making several calls to Mr. Hill to obtain layouts and maps to discuss with the people.in the area, but advised has not been able to obtain them as they are with the architect in Nebraska. Councilman Cassandra questioned what the rough amount of taxes which would be lost if this was developed as R-1AA and Mr. Annunziato repli it would probably be about $300 per lot. Mr. Cassandra added that th, impact fee would be lost also and Mr. Annunziato agreed and that is $ per unit. Mr. Cassandra asked him to prepare written comments regard this and also include the impact on 23rd Avenue and Mr. Annunziato replied that he will do that and added that the traffic pattern in th entire area would change. Mr. Vance commented that it would be his intent to rely upon Mr. Annunziato and the Technical Review Board whel carrying on any negotiations. Mr. Cassandra then requested Mr. Hill to honor Mr. Mauti's request an, Mr. Hill informed him that he made a request for the plans and he expects to have them by the end of this week. Mrs. Carol Wimer, 140 S. W. 24th Avenue, referred to living here sinc 1957 and stated all these years they have tried to work with the hosp tal. She feels they have now come to the point where the hospital is trying to invade and take over the whole neighborhood. Every time th have met with the hospital, different plans have been presented. The~ came Thursday night and were not able to get in and could not even gii input. They wanted to present their concerns, but the hospital just - 20- to 's a ut .he ;d Y MINUTES - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA JUNE 7, 1983 presented their plan at that meeting. They have attended meetings with the hospital representatives and have taken what they have said at face value and it has been changed continually to something dif- ferent. Can they depend on reaching a solution and if a solution is reached, can it be definite? Can the City hold the hospital to restrictions or is it a ploy to get the zoning changed? She requests the Council to think carefully before making a zoning change. Mayor Warnke informed her the Council tonight voted on .exactly what she is talking about. This will be sent back to the attorneys to have it etched in concrete. This is not a rezoning situation tonight. Mrs. Wimer asked how they would go about being sure it is not changed and Mayor Warnke informed her that Mr. Vance and the hospital attorney ar going to work out an agreement. Also, there will be a public hearing before any rezoning is done. Mr. Vance announced that he would be appreciative if the neighborhood could present to him in written form their concerns and he would be glad to meet with the group to get a general consensus. This is not going to be a short fast procedure, but will take awhile. Mr. Mauti responded that they would like to look at whatever plans they have an~ have a meeting with the neighborhood and present in writing exactly what they think should be done. Mr. Vance agreed this would be the proper thing to do. Mayor Warnke emphasized that this action of the Council is to have something in writing from the attorneys and have it presented to the neighbors. Nothing will be done in a hurry. The attorneys will pre- sent the Council with written proposals and a public hearing will be held. Mrs. Mary Samyn, 151 S. W. 25th Avenue, referred to living directly across the street from the additional property the hospital has bought and stated she agrees with Mrs. Wimer and Mr. Mauti. Also, the next time there is a meeting, she would appreciate it if she did not have to wait to hear it on the five o'clock news. Mayor Warnke informed her that the City Council meets on the first and third Tuesdays. Mrs Samyn asked if it was published in the paper when there is a meeting and Mayor Warnke informed her that the agenda is posted on the door o~ City Hall and Councilman Cassandra added that it is published in the Sunday Sun Sentinel. Vice Mayor Zimmerman clarified that the Council has just done what the people are asking by their vote tonight. Mr. Owen Anderson, 2181 S.W. 15th Avenue, submitted a resolution from the Chamber of Commerce supporting in essence the motion adopted. Mayor Warnke then read the resolution of the Greater Boynton Beach Chamber of Commerce in support of the proposed plan by Bethesda Memorial Hospital for use of the Benson Heights property for parking and building purposes. - 21 - ~INUTES - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA JUNE 7, 1983 Mayor Warnke announced this matter has been referred back to the attorneys and we will get a detailed report on what the solution may or may not be and certainly there will be a public hearing before any decision is made regarding zoning. It must go before the Planning & Zoning Board, Community Appearance Board and Technical Review Board. It will possibly be a few months before a final solution is arrived at. OLD BUSINESS Bicycle Path and Sidewalk - N.E. 22nd Avenue (Tabled) Councilman Cassandra moved to take this off the table, seconded by Vice Mayor Zimmerman. Motion carried 5-0. Mayor Warnke requested those people wanting to speak on this to come forward. Mr. George Goldman, 2520 N. E. 1st Court, requested the building of a bike path on 22nd Avenue be voided on behalf of the residents of Village Royale on the Green. They do not think it is proper to take away their lawns, parking spaces, trees and shrubbery to build a bike path. He told about the history of when Village Royale on the Green was built and how parking and landscaping was allowed on City pro- perty. It is up to this Council to right this wrong. He requests th~ City not to take away from the senior citizens their right to the use of their parking lot and lawn to build a possibly dangerous bike path where elderly people will be walking. Mayor Warnke informed him that several Council members and the City Manager walked along 22nd Avenue and were aware a bike path would take away from the parking lot. Councilman deLong agreed the building inspections weren't handled pro. perly and advised the inspectors were fired from the City, but this took place before he came on the City Council. Mr. Goldman asked if they should be punished for what was done and Mr. deLong agreed it should have been corrected when it came up at the beginning; but now, nothing should be done there about a bike path but wait until the roa~ is widened. Mrs. Mary Erhardt, 230 N. E. 22nd Avenue, referred to representing th single family residents on 22nd Avenue and asked the Council to recon sider the necessity and relocation of such a bike path. There is mor than adequate space outside their property. There would be great expense to construct it at the current location. They request it to be moved closer to the street. They also would like to suggest that the funds from this project be turned over towards the widening of Seacrest Boulevard since that is needed more. If the project pro- - 22 - MINUTES - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA JUNE 7, 1983 NEW BUSINESS Zoning - Yachtman's Cove Counciman deLong moved to take the recommendation submitted by the City Manager, seconded by Councilman Wright. No discussion. Motion carried 5-0. Districting - Requested by Councilman Nick Cassandra (Tabled at the May 3rd City Council Meeting) Councilman deLong moved to take this from the table, seconded by Councilman Cassandra. Motion carried 5-0. Councilman Cassandra stated at the last election, it was brought to our attention the need to tighten up our election laws and procedures He wants to start a discussion to give the electoral procedure the proper time and consideration it deserves. He recommends that one month from tonight on July 5th that we finalize our recommendations t the City Attorney so he can prepare the necessary referendums and corrections to our City Code. In the last election, the issues which arose were in the areas of primary, residential requirements, city- wide versus districting, unopposed candidate and some side effects inasmuch as our City Codes do not reflect proper procedures in some o our governmental procedures. Mr. Cassandra referred to primary and stated this City had the added expense of primaries where recently we seem to have a high apathy toward voting. In the last few elections, we have had less than a majority of registered voters coming out to vote. This means the minority of the registered voters are putting the Council members int office. Therefore, he suggests we remove the need for primaries and let the person getting the most votes win on election day. 2) Increase the number of candidates before you have any primary. 3) I you wish to have a runoff, let it occur after election day if no can didate running receives a majority. Mr. Cassandra referred to residential requirements and stated there were comments at the last election brought against an incumbent of moral and ethical procedure because of moving from one district to another for the purpose of running again for City Council. Therefore he recommends a residential requirement that must be met before the first day allowed for registering of a candidate. He recommends if a citizen wishes to change his residence, he must live there 100% of th time and not just a mailing address. Also, there should be a penalty if an address is changed just for running purposes. If an incumbent - 24 - MINUTES - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA JUNE 7, 1983 ceeds, will they be apprised beforehand of the type of material, construction and location? Councilman Cassandra replied affirmatively, if it does occur. Mr. Doug Crawford, 2222 N. E. 1st Way, Village Royale, stated it was nice to know the Mayor, Vice Mayor, Councilmen and City Manager walke up and down the street. On the assumption that this program will be implemented, they agree with the City Manager's recommendation B-5 fo the bike path to be on the north side and remove from the right-of-wa at Village Royale on the Green and meander construction to minimize effect and east of Village Royale on the Green to stay at the right- of-way line except where minor movement away from the right-of-way will minimize effect on quality landscaping. He stressed that the question of safety is high on the list of priorities. A mixture of pedestrians, two wheel bikes, three wheel bikes and wheelchairs may create a hazard. Are 'bikes to be banned from sidewalks? Consideration should bie given to the property which has been in existence there for some time. Councilman Cassandra stated that Mayor Warnke, Vice Mayor Zimmerman and he walked fr~m thei clubhouse down to Seacrest with Mr. Cheney. They looked at every house and considered the effect this bike path would have on the commUnity. He saw a beautiful rock garden which would be lost along with l~ndscaping, shrubbery, etc. All they heard was that nobody wants Ut. They met two bikers at the end of the walk and they don't want a path on their street. Councilman Cassandra moved to postpone the construction of the sidewalk/bike path until when and if 22nd Avenue is widened. Councilman deLong seconded this motion with great pleasure because this is the suggestion!he made at the original meeting. Under discussion, Mr. deLong added that if they decide to widen the street they will come back to the Council before any walk is constructed. Mr. Wright commented that it is unfortunate that the citizens could not get together and make any determination. He was called quite a bit about funds from the County to do something there. Former Mayor Trauger received a lot of calls from people in Village Royale on the Green about the bike path. He hopes there won't be problems with pedestrians or bikers riding along that area. If the residents choos, not to have a bike path at this time, he will support that request. Vice Mayor Zimmerman referred to 22nd Avenue being the City's respon- sibility and stated if it is to be widened, we will have to pay for it. Probably if we don't build the bike path, the City will be egged on to get the whole job done quicker. Councilman deLong added that when Motorola gets into operation, signs should be installed noting i~ is not a truck route. Mayor Warnke clarified that it has been moved and seconded to postpone any action on the bike path on 22nd Avenue until such time as the road is widened. Motion carried 5-0. - 23 - MINUTES - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA JUNE 7, 1983 changes his or her residence, he must resign his Council seat becaUse he won't be representing his district any more and a replacement must be appointed. Mr. Cassandra referred to City-wide election versus district voting and stated if it is the decision of this Council to stay with districting, then let it truly represent the people who live in that district. For example, at the last election, we had voters coming ou that did not even vote for a candidate in District I or III and nearl all voted for District V candidates. They did this to control the vote and the people did not even live in District V. That is not a true representation of the district constituents. If we had district voting on the last election based on the results of that election, there would be no change in District I, no change in District III, District V would be 519 votes for Morton Goldstein and 418 votes for Sam Wright. Mr. Cassandra referred to having an unopposed candidate and stated this creates a problem with the election of our Vice Mayor/Mayor. An unopposed candidate defeats the manner in which we elect our Vice Mayor. It is unfair to the candidates who have opponents and also unfair to the unopposed candidate. Therefore, he recommends changing the procedure from electing our Vice Mayor to Mayor as long as we sta with districting concepts. He recommends that the newly elected Council members and the incumbent Council members elect the Vice Mayor/Mayor position. Mr. Cassandra stated when districting was initiated, certain codes were not changed such as Paragraph 51 - filling vacancies on the City Council. It does not state the position must be filled with a repre- sentative from the same district and it could be anybody. This defeats the concept of districting. Councilman Cassandra referred to presenting a few of his ideas and suggested that the Council consider our electoral procedure and sub- mit further recommendations, so we can have an election system which Boynton Beach can be proud of. Councilman deLong suggested taking these recommendations and turning them over to the City Attorney. He added that we must realize that w are also governed by the election laws which supersede our local laws This is a good time to do it because the new election will be set up for a certain date. Councilman Cassandra suggested that the members think about his recommendations for a month and come back with suggestions. Mr. Vance advised that he believes the statute will over-ride the existing code provision. As a practical matter, he would like a con- sensus from the Council of what items they would like to have looked - 25 - te MINUTES - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA JUNE 7, 1983 Mayor Warnke stated he is not very comfortable with the districting wE have at the present time and is open to consideration to different procedures in the future. It does raise certain problems. What if nobody runs from a district? It gives representation of the whole City if you have people for all sections of the City. There could also be problems with one person running who is not qualified. There are certain difficulties with districting that he is not comfortable with. Councilman deLong agreed that we must be given the opportunity to work things out and added that previously three or four members of the City Council all came from one district which was unfair. Councilman Wright commented that he thinks districting is great and will do a lot for the City. He does agree there are some problems with the way it is and some improvements could be made. He would lik to see the attorney respond to the concerns raised by Councilman Cassandra. Possibly we should have a workshop meeting next month to discuss this fully before making any final decision. Mayor Warnke agreed this could be done. Councilman Cassandra stated the first ste is to take these recommendations under consideration. He mentioned the July 5th meeting to give direction to the city Attorney, but he i open to a workshop concept for discussion before presenting to the City Attorney. Mr. Wright stated he would like inpu~t from the City Attorney and Mr. Cassandra asked if Mr. Vance could give input on Jul 5th? Mr. Vance replied that he could handle it, but it may be more appropriate to consider the recommendations made by Mr. Cassandra by the Council and address certain areas. Mayor Warnke stated he talked to Mr. Wolf about whether a study had been made in different areas and he was told there hadn't been. Mr. Vance advised that the elections in Boynton Beach have been amended four or five times in the past 15 to 20 years. There are different methods of elections in all municipalities. Councilman deLong referred to the City Attorney being acquainted with the time limita- tions and stated we must decide exactly what should be advertised an( he thinks Mr. Vance can handle it to get it on the ballot for the ne: election. Mr. Vance agreed that we have adequate time with having almost a year. Mayor Warnke added that he will call on the League o: cities and the Department of Community Affairs to see if we can come up with something more. Mr. Vance added there are many variations ii t~e County alone, but he will poll the largest six or eight cities ai run copies of their election forms for background material. Day Care Center COuncilman deLong referred to work being done at the Day Care Center and stated they were unable to hold their graduation ceremonies at t - 26 - le MINUTES - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA JUNE 7, 1982 center because of this and made arrangements to hold it at the com- munity center on Sunday. However, they must pay a fee for cleanup, but were able to use their own people before. Mr. deLong moved that the fee be waived for the renting of the civic center by the Day Care Center for that particular day. Mr. Cassandr~ asked if he was also recommending that they do the cleanup work and Mr. deLong replied affirmatively and included it in the motion. Councilman Wright seconded the motion. Under discussion, Vice Mayor Zimmerman questioned what the fee is and Mr. deLong replied .that it is around $25. Motion carried 5-0. Library Councilman deLong referred to the librarian doing a wonderful job, but added if you take a tour of the library and see how overcrowded it i and what the conditions are, he thinks we are remiss in not instructing the City Manager to start moving with a second story addi- tion for that building. Councilman deLong moved to instruct the City Manager to proceed in making arrangements to get a second story constructed on the library. Vice Mayor Zimmerman seconded the motion. Under discussion, Mr. deLong added that there are a lot of preliminary things to be done. Mayor Warnke asked if it should be included in this year's budget and Mr. deLong replied that he wants it pursued as quickly as possible an the City Manager knows the procedure. Mr. Cassandra clarified that a cost feasibility study is wanted. Mayor Warnke clarified that it has been moved and seconded that the City Manager be asked to get a study going for a second floor addition to the library and come back to the City Council with recommendations. Motion carried 5-0. ADMINISTRATIVE Consider Appointing two Alternate Members to Boynton Beach Housing Authority (Tabled) Councilman Cassandra suggested leaving this on the table because he believes they are contemplating disbandment. Mayor Warnke agreed tha he also got this impression from reading the minutes. Mr. Cassandra moved to leave this on the table, seconded by Mr. deLong. Motion carried 5-0. Report on Parking in area of N.E. 26th Avenue and 3rd Street (Tabled) Councilman deLong moved to take this from the table, seconded by CoUncilman Cassandra. Motion carried 5-0. - 27 - MINUTES - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA JUNE 7, 1983 Councilman deLong referred to reading the reports from the City Manager and people in the association there and moved to adopt the recommendations as presented by the City Manager. Mr. Cassandra seconded the motion. Under discussion, Mayor Warnke read that the Board of Directors, Village Royale Greenwood Association, Inc., (Building 12) has again recommended that no parking be permitted on the west side of N. E. 3rd Court and that the present signs prohi- biting parking remain. They further agree that additional signs be placed between their north driveway entrance and 26th Avenue. He rea from the City Manager's memo that the recommendations of the represen tatives from Village Royale on the Green are: That "No Parking" signs be installed on the south side of N.E. 26th Avenue, between N.E. 3rd Court and Victoria Boulevard. That the existing "No Parking" area on the west side of N.E. 3rd Court be extended in a northerly direction to the corner of N.E. 26th Avenue. 3. That parking be allowed on the north side of N.E. 26th Ave. Motion carried 5-0. Appoint one City Alternate to Municipal Golf Course Advisory Committe (Tabled) CoUncilman Cassandra moved to remove this from the table, seconded by Vice Mayor Zimmerman. Motion carried 5-0. Councilman Cassandra moved to open nominations, seconded by Councilma deLong. Councilman Cassandra nominated Mr. Phil Massa, 1315 S. W. 18th Street, Phone: 737-8652, as he submitted a terrific resume. Councilman deLong moved to appoint Mr. Phil Massa as the City alter- nate to the Municipal Golf Course Committee and this appointment received a unanimous vote from the Council. Consider Adjustments to 1982/83 Budget Mr. Sullivan read the memo submitted by the City Manager stating: "A review of the Monthly Expenditure Statement for the end of May 1983 (eight months of the fiscal year) shows that the projections for overall revenue reductions for 1982/83 are at about the same leve as previously reported to the City Council and, therefore, in general the expenditure reductions that were presented to the City Council on May 17, 1983, are still appropriate. - 28 - ~INUTES - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA JUNE 7, 1983 "On two previous occasions it had been suggested that the stre~ resurfacing expenditures for 1982/83 be reduced to $100,000 from the original proposal of $150,000 so that added personnel can be employed as follows: 1o Building Department - an additional rehabilitation and code inspector 2. Police Department - an additional police clerk 3. Parks Division - a landscaping crew for the purpose of keeping up with added park areas and taking on new landscaping and beautification projects throughout the City in order to respond to desires for improve- ments in this area "All of these positions were approved by the City Council with the adoption of the 1982/83 budget with adequate funds appropriated t¢ fill these positions during the last four to six months of the fiscal year. These positions have not yet been filled pending these current budget reviews and the making of a determination that funds are available." Mr. Sullivan advised that the Council's pleasure is needed as to the filling of these various positions. Councilman Wright referred to reading this and other reports in the past and stated he still feels strongly that we should not cut the budget back for street resurfacing. He wants to keep $50,000 in the budget for that. Councilman Cassandra added that he agrees with Mr. Wright .on the road resurfacing program; he would rather see that stay intact. He would like to see the new Codes Enforcement Officer hired, but thinks the other two can wait until the next budget. Mr. Sullivan informed the Council that the Police Department had requested additional patrolmen and police aides, but the Chief feels he can do without them until next year, but an additional clerk is essential because of the increased work load. The Parks Department goes without exception as a lot of parks have been added and this is the growing season. Councilman Wright remarked that we should get some CETA workers. Councilman Cassandra commented if the City Manager could tighten things a little more, there would be money and also he should check to see if there are other places which don't need spending, but the roads are needed. - 29 - MINUTES - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA JUNE 7, 1983 Mr. Sullivan asked if the Rehabilitation and Code Inspector could be taken out of the $150,000 and Mr. Cassandra replied that he thinks there are other monies. Councilman Wright referred to $60,000 being mentioned at the last meeting and vice Mayor zimmerman clarified that $60,000 recommended k the City Manager was in the budget for the police pistol range and he intended to use that to make up a deficiency and fund part of the pistol range which is currently in a state fund for local government crime control. Councilman Wright moved to leave $50,000 in the street resurfacing budget and hire the Rehabilitation and Code Inspector for the next fE months. Councilman Cassandra seconded the motion. No discussion. Motion carried 5-0. Parking in Area of N.E. 26th Avenue & 3rd Street (Continued) Mrs. Edith Grant, 313 N.E. 26th Avenue, referred to being proud of h residence and her home, but stated what has developed in the last te months is undesirable. She has written to the city Manager and talk to his secretary. Since the ball park was opened, this area is terrible. They change their clothes and use the parking lots for toilet facilities. Cans and bottles are all over. This has been tabled since last year and "No Parking" signs should be put up. The school has ample parking on Miner Road, which belongs to the school. This is the lowest area in which a person could ever live. Council~ in the memo taking care of the Cassandra referred to the statements ~roblem and Mrs. Grant replied that nothing has been done in this rea. Councilman Cassandra suggested that she see the City Manages nd Mrs. Grant replied that is not the answer and asked if they have seen the deplorable conditions on 26th Avenue by the ball park? Mr. Jack Wiener, 2615 N.E. 3rd Court, referred to writing a letter the City Manager and advised that Building 12 is on 3rd Court south 26th Avenue. They met with the city Manager and Miss Pulte. He wr¢ a letter asking that no parking be permitted on 3rd Court. On the north side of their drive to 26th Avenue, there are no signs, but a lot of parking. The grass is being destroyed. They are not in agreement to having a parking lot built north of 26th Avenue. Mayo~ Warnke informed him that this has already been voted on tonight. Councilman deLong added that the Village Royale on the Green reside approved it and Mr. Wiener replied that they did not vote for screening of the parking lot and the vote was not covering plans fo the parking lot. After further comments, Mayor Warnke advised that this will be referred back to the City Manager. - 30 - w :r 1 ;d o of te ts MINUTES - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING ~OYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA JUNE 7, 198 Approve two policemen recommended to serve on the Board of Trustees the Municipal Police Officers' Retirement Trust Fund Councilman deLong moved to approve, seconded by Councilman Cassandra No discussion. Motion carried 5-0. Budget Billing Procedures for Utilities and Satellite Dish Zoning Requirements Councilman Cassandra moved to defer these items and advised he will discuss them with Mr. Cheney. The motion was seconded and carried 5-0. ADJOURNMENT Councilman deLong moved to adjourn, seconded by Councilman Cassandra. Motion carried 5-0 and the meeting was properly adjourned at 10:35 P.M. CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA Mayor ATTEST: City Clerk Recordin~ (Three Tapes ) ce Ma~ C~anci lman Councilman AGENDA June 7, 1983 ADMINISTRATION Approval of Bills: ACI - Century, Inc.. Final Payment Fluid applied roofing for City Hall and Library Pay from General Fund---001-192-519-60-29 Per bid 10/29/82, Council approved 11/16/82 Alsay-Pippin Corp. Est. %1 Wells 17-22 - Part A - Wells for period 4/19/83 to 5/20/83. Pay from Utility General Fund---403-000-169-01-00 Aquamatic Ina. For Woolbright & Congress Avenue Repump Irrigation System per specifications Pay from Utility General Fund---403-000-169-11-00 Per bid 3/14/83, Council approved 4/5/83 e BBR General Contractors, Inc. Replace 300' of 8" Sanitary Sewer L.S. at St. Andrews Club -- Manholes---and Rock per agreement with Utility Dept. Pay fr°m Utility General Fund---403-000-169-11-00 Board of County Commissioners Use of County Landfill for month of April, 1983. Pay from General Fund---001-341-534-40-9A Cues, Inc. Cues TV & Seal Truck B&W TV per specifications Pay from Water & Sewer Rev.---401-351-535-60-8C Per bid 3/10/83, Council approved 4/5/83 m Decora Office Furniture Model Rexel Shredder per specifications Pay from Federal Revenue Sharing---320-21t-521-60-42 Per bid 1/21/83, Council approved 2/1/83 Engineer Service Corporation Seiscor Verialarm Remote Terminal Unit complete for L.S. %507 Pay from Water & Sewer Rev.---401-352-535-60-42 $ 16,098.00 47,250.00 1,908.00 16,589.55 17,762.00 87,000.00 1,519.53 4,585.00 COUNCIL e 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. Firestone Stores Various size tires & tubes for Equip. Maint. Pay from General Fund---001-193-519-30-22 $ 9,805.18 Geraghty & Miller~, Inc. For work on Boynton Beach Water -Supply Wells Pay from Utility General Fund---403-000-169-01-00 ~ardrives, Inc. Est. 42 For Golf Course Parking Field Pay from B.B. Rec.Facility Constr. F~md: 415-000-169-41-00---Total Bill $52,615.60 Less 10~ Retainer. 5,261.56 Amt. to be paid $44,091.54 Florida Power & Light For additional cost concrete poles and other work required for N.E. 10th. Ave. construction. Pay from General Fund---001-000-115-87-00 Reimbursable from Palm Beach County Community Develop. Holmac International Cor~. 8 drums Super Plus 40W & 1 pail Multifak EP 2 Pay from General Fund 001-193-519-30-21 $1,218.40 Pay from Water & Sewer Rev.----401-352-535-30-49 26.95 Honeywell Protection Services Fire Alarm System--B.B. Child Care Center Pay from Federal Revenue Sharing---320-641-564-40-5A Council approved 2/1/83 Lamar Uniforms, Inc. Uniforms for various departments General Fund and Water & Sewer Rev. Fund Bid Item S. I. Lime Company Lime for Water Treatment Plant Pay.from Water & Sewer Rev.---401-332-533-30-65 Moody's Investors Service Municipal Bond Rating Fee Pay from General Fund---001-000-115-97-00 7,749.94 44,091.54 12,199.00 1,245.35 2,545.00 13,045.70 7,644.75 1,500.00 COUNCIL APPR -3- 18. 19. 20. 21. 22. 23. 24. 25. Moore Golf, Inc. Application ~2 Irrigation Installation for Golf Course Pay from B.B. Rec. Facility Constr.Fund 415-000-169-41-00 E. N. Murray, Inc. Est. ~1 Wells 17 - 22 - Raw Water Mains for period 4/15/83 through 5/20/83. Pay from Utility General Fund---403-000-169-01-00 Myre Fairway Application ~8 Golf Course for period 5/18/83 to 6/1/83 Pay from B.B. Rec. Facility Constr. Fund: 415-000-169-41-00 Neptune Meter Company 600 Water Meters for Water Distribution Pay from Water & Sewer Rev.---401-333-533-60-51 Bid Item Daniel O'Connell General Contractor,Inc. Pavment ~4 Golf Course Clubhouse for period 5/1/83 to 5/31/83 Pay from B.B. Rec. Facility Constr. Fund 415-000-149-41-00 Daniel O'Connell General Contractor, Inc. For Golf Cart Storage Building Pay from B.B. Rec. Facility Constr. Fund: 415-000-169-41-00---Total bill ..... $2,500.00 Less 1~ Retainer--- 250.00 Amt. to be paid ..... $2,250.00 Reqent Chevrolet~ Inc. 1 Chevy Impala for Police Dept. Pay from Federal ~Revenue Sharing---320-211-521-60-81 State Contract ~070-00-83-1 O.M. Scott & Sons Company Fertilizer-Nitrogen etc, for Parks Dept. Pay from General Fund--'001-722-572-30-61 Council Approved $ 46,890.90 81,276.33 68,875.07 15,720.00 59,361.00 2,250.00 7,868.00 5,308.71 COUNCIL Meeting, -4- 26. 27. 28, 29. 30. 31. 32. South Central Regional Wastewater Treatment Board City's portion (5~) of various bills due Regional Board. PaY from Utility General Fund---403-000-169-11-00 Sunshine Painting Cleaning, Repairing and Painting of North & South Water Tanks per specifications. Pay fram Water & Sewer Rev.---401-332-533-40-3D " " " " " ---401-332-533-40-3L Total Per bid 2/3/83, Council approved 2/16/83 6,000.00 .!4,. 500.0_0 20~500.00 Tri-Cities Construction, Inc.~App1. ~3 Construction of foundation, slab and metal structure for Maintenance & Golf Cart Storage from 4/25/83 to 5/27/83. Pay from B.B. Rec. Facility Constr. Fund: 415-000-169-41-00 ~an's Electric, Inc. Electrical draw for electric work at Golf Course Storage Building Pay from B.B. Rec. Facility Constr. Fund: 415-000-169-41-00 Voqler EGui.pme~t Co.,Inc. 7 Sets Adapto Steel Lockers for Fire Dept. Pay from Federal Revenue Sharing---320-221-522-60-71 Per bid 4/1/83, Council approved 4/19/83 Isiah Andrews Driver for Senior Citizens Club 3 wks. Pay from Federal Revenue Sharing---320-641-564-40-5A Ordinance ~73-15, passed 5/15/73 $ 11,803.64 20,500.00 Willie Ruth McGrad¥ Server for Senior Citizens Club 3 wks. Pay from Federal Revenue Sharing---320-641-564-40-5A Ordinance ~73-15, passed 5/15/73 23,435.00 3,591.00 1,201.69 210.60 201.60 COUNCIL -5- The bills described have been approved and verified by the department heads involved; checked and approved for payment by the Finance Department. Grady W. Sw~Ann, F~nance D~rector I therefore recommend payment of these bills. Manager COUNCIL APPROVE[ Resolution of the Greater Boyn~.on Beach Chamber of Commerce in support of the proposed plan by Bethesda Memorial Hos- pital for use of the Benson Heights Property~for parking and building purposes. WHEREAS, the present parking area for Bethesda Memorial Hospital is totally inadequate to accommodate the parking requirements of the staff and general public, and WHEREAS, the projected population growth of the area served by this regional hospital is expected in the next five years to exceed the explosive growth of the past five years, and WHEREAS, this growth will increase the vehicular.traffic to and from this public institution and increase the need for additional parking spaces and a more sophisticated traffic system, and ~HEREAS, the hospital has now arranged to secure a tract~of ten acres for which access is available from S.W~ 23rd Avenue~ and on which it can develop an adequate and reasonable solution to its parking needs, and NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, that the Greater Boynton Beach Chamber of Co~m~erce urge the City Council of the City of Boynton Beach and the residents of the adjoining neighborhoods, to support the pro- posed plan Presented at the Council Workshop held Thursday, June'2, 198 by the hospital, subject to appropiate and detailed provisions for noise, drainage, land use, access, landscaping, lighting, security and surveillance and grant the necessary changes required by the City's Zoning laws. Approved and adopted on June 3, 1983 Greater Boynton Beach Chamber of Commerce Richard' D'. L~mb~ce Presz'nl~nt CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH C VENDOR U R R E N T M O N T H C H E C..._K__.S VENDOR NAME CHGCK DATE 31~1 032901 8554 014010 12658 194290 12661 1-94290 13130 024698 13131 0Z4698 1'3141 .... ~32901 13615 194400 13659 194400 14532 14534 14535 14536 CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH 3/09/83 AMERICAN KENNEL CLUB 9/24/82 KEN SNOW · 3/01/83 'KEN'"SNO~ ............... 3/01/83- BOYNTON'S G.A.L.A, 3/04/83 14531 270015 020405 ........ ~'540 ........ ~R-~KA.--'-~6'NARiCK 026480 OBE BUTLER 030501 RENA CARRIER PAGE 1 TOTAL BOYNTON'S-G.A.L.Ao 3/04/83 SOCIAL SECURITY CONTRIBUT 3/18/83 SOCIAL SECURITY CONTRIBUT 3/18/83 403.6 ':':SAFET¥::COUNCIL O~'~[M-'B~::-~----2-~'?~'~78-3 . '..:...::i.?':.-.":..zo~e '.i ::::: i ?~ E N 'R ~:" )'~:'~ B a R $ i-' :' 'i;::.:! :....- ;:!:::);!i::?.:-~ '. ,.::.!i:..;::. '! :::' !ii::::I )' ":"::'5/O 1 / 83 :~ ":-:i'-:';-::'-":;:'~!i:::-:: .':.. :'64 i' 6 CONSTANCE BAISH '-...£ L ! : ...:; 5/01/83 ~.: 53.7 5/01/83 5/01/83 5/01/83 5/01/83 5101183 5/01/83 033600 :"CALLIE.:CEANTON -.'"'"'"": 080432 ':JOHN HARRI NGTON 14537 14538 340006 '.':tENON'HARRIS -- . ..... -£4~39 ~Ooi'~ .... t;--'~;'-Hi~-~ .......... '": .... ' 14540 084660 MURIEL HOLZMAN i454i I04508 FRANK JOHNSON ~',4542 104509 ,4543 ' 104510 5/0t/83 5/01/83 5101/83 14546 14547 14548 14549 14550 -i4551 14552 14553 ---i~'554 14555 14556 1455T 14558 14559 ..... i45-60 14561 AMOUNT _ 2c'~O~CR 5.0~CR 225.41CR 'lOO.OiOC'R 20.0 - 5/01/83 14544 370013 ::!.VIRGINIA' E-~ .KEISTER:i.; : .~:i 5/01/83 1'~-5 45 .......... Yf'l% 3 S ....... ' :'-O'b-i~ O'¢H'~-~-~R-'i~NN'i~ DY-'"" - -~ ...... :: .................. -5?01 / 83 ..... 2-3"1580 ..... -W-i-T';- WELCH 5/0178~'" 266900 MILDRED A. ZWART 5/01/83 020500 9RADFORD BAXLEY 5/01/83 330008 .... -~)~N' "'~'~-R DN ER ....................................................... 5/01/8~- 086351 NOAH HUDDLESTON ~) 5/01/83 370002 MINNIE L KING 5/01/83 380006 GRETCHEN LUBY .................. 5/01/83 160350 TERE'E~--P~D~ETT ................................ 5/0'1/83 166300 :ELEANOR;PUFFER ' 5/01/83 190945 JOHN SCHNEIDER 5/01/83 ........ ~90940 ....... MA'RY'E'j'-~ORR ................................. 5/0ik83 192592 ADA SHOOK 5/01/83 450024 FRANK SMITH 5/01/83 -~-02'5i~'~-T~T~'~-THO~-~.: ~ .......... ~ ............. 57d'i-/'8~ 230452 .: O.LIVE WALLACE· ' ": ..... :- ' 5/O1/83' 490018 '.-MC'" ARTHy~__~Z~RE ............... . 5/01/83 106450 GEORGE JUNNIER 132780 .......... ~OL'D--Mi-[-CER ............ 194690 081650 114590 146600 420008 194290 206300 222795 108.~ 227.5 63.2 i "-:'-' :::: .... 325.8 .. ,.;~:. 384.4 -' .... 387.0 198.7 164,4 88.7 ..... .!'::~:i;? :"~ : .:.:'' 8 8. .'.1% '] .446.6 ' :7:]'.'- '.150.3 Z18.0 313.4 314.1 1,587.5: 91.2; 133.2t Z53o6~ 182.2~ 46,41 ' 72-2-74 ':.:!- - 168.9 402.9.' 82.6! 77 1: 643:7~ ! ,975.9~ 1,029'7( 14562 -~563 _4564 14565 14566 14567 14568 '1~569 14570 14571 403.65CR )CR ~ .... 5/Ol/83 93~oz~ 5/oi/83 .................. THEODORE SORE -~ 5/01/83 1,O01.OO HAROLD HERRING .~?. / 5/01/83 30-34 NORMAN' COLATTE ...... ~,'?/'"/ 5/01/83 ...... ~-~--~'~T .......... ALLAN NYQUIST ~ k~zz 5/01/83 l~O04,0J STANLEY Co PORTER ~.t~_ 5/01/83 902,I~ KEN SNO~ ....... - ~OHN M. TUITE -~ 5/01/83 ......... ~ZS¥4~I ..... ~ ~ 5/01/83 91.50 L_Oy~E V~CKI 5/01/83 953.~ ............ ..... ·- 513-1'/B3 5~ 7 CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH PAGE, CHECK CURRENT MONTH CHECKS VENDOR ¢) VENDOR NAME CHECK DATE TOTAL AMOUNT 14572 .4573 14727 14738 14739 14740 23549-5 ....... CURT'I"S"-=E-;-"WRIGHT 024725 BOYNTON CITY FEDERAL CRED 230521 JAMES R WARNKE 390061 024725 BOYNTON. CITY FEDERAL CRED 032898 CITY'OF- BOYNTON BEACH 14741 L81590 REGENCY 14742 280002 LILLIAN 14743 5 / 0 ~. i '8 '3 ................ -~-', '3-i '~:E 5101/83 4/29/83 214. 4129183 ............. 4/29/83 16~.~ 5/02/83 BONNER ' 5/0~/83 228 6 0 3CR 7 3 5 9 080366 WILLIAM R. HAMILTON 5/04/83 160.~0 _ 14744 14745 14746 14748 14749 14750 14751 14752 14753 14755 14756 ~-,14757 o329oi .:':.:CI!Y-~::,OE:.;~.?BOYNTON BEACH ': - · 5/05/83 ' .?'.:' 27ooo4 ::"'?i:!!:iR°~i'!ii~ii~:!:~ENSi;!:?i,:?:~::::;??~::;;:.,i,i~.:;;::;';.i: ': !:-.:'ii:;.?~.:)..-?:'i,::; :-:::i~/06/83. ::,~:.,:i;:i:i::.:i..:-;i ~i?:..:: ~.6'72 ,~5~.:?::..': .:. 390o53:: .... ;;L.= .......... '" ....... 390024 370005 490001 032895 063762 024725 390051 010197 011400 MICHAEL MUNRO 5/06/83 CLAIRE KENDALL 5/06/83 WENGLER~ THOMAS E. 5/06/83 ~.:;.'CITY~.:.QF:BO.YNT~-.'~EA~-~'-'~=- ............. ~-~0-6/83 ./'.FLO~ii~:~A:;.NATiONAL BANKi.'i:':i::i:i:!i!/.':::-. . 5/06/83 ' BOYNTON: CITY FEDERAL CRED 5/06/83 MARY R. MUNRO 5/06/83 AA~ GARDEN CENTER 5/06/83 &DVANCE AIR CONDITIONING 5/06/83 ~-E~;:;.::i~:;.:H. yDRA. ULIC...EQUIPM . 011600 ..... i z*758 012807 '' :;/.';.:A L E X. ANDER~-?.' BAl~T E RY'-,S AL ES.. 5/06/83 .14759 013780' . ALLiE'D:'i;i.;uNI-VERsA[~.i:CORP :':L.::;-':;.:" 5/06/83 14761 01~052 AMERICAN PLANNING ASSOCIA 5/00/83 ~7~2 0~2~0 IS[AH ANDREWS 5/06/83 1-4763 ...... 0'15'5-6~- ........ART[C-'A-IR CONDITIONING ........ 5/06/83 14764 015990 ATLANTIC COAST FIRE CO..... 5/06/83 14765 020419 H BARBER E SONS INC 14766 ...... 020440 ...... T H E'-B-~KE R---~- '-T A Y L OR CO.' -'~::'-£ 14767 020457 LI SA BARROMAN I4768 020468 BARKER UNIFORMS?INC. --1-z-,-7 69- ----021-5-~-&---TT:$HI R-L-~B EE'HN ER 14770 022936 STEVE ..BITTERMAN 14771 023761' 'BLOSS'OM '- SHOP PE FLORIST 1-4772 ............ 0-246'50-'=-- R.R-J--B-OWKER CO;- 14773 024730 BOYNTON BEACH RETIREMENT 14774 024765 BOYNTON GUN & LOCK, INC. ..... 1-4-77~ ......... 0-2~8-50-- .... 14776 025422 BRANDENBERG,S AMOCO 14777 025595 BROWARD-.PALM BEACH TRACTO -- 14778 ........ 030352 ....... EDDIE--C~NGLEY 713.' 0 442. 2 552. 0 .. -I64,807. . :::'24, 563., '8-!-':;:' '':''~ ' "i'11,07I'.; 6:-':.' 253. 5 260. 0 73. 0 · :'- ":~:...-.:..200..! 0.'-'; ' : ":'?: ':; i:.::"!:" '.;'..:.:i792'6:; ,.o:::?.. -- 1;706,' 6'- 25.( 0 1'5. 0 70. 0 -9-9-5';- -0 ..... 66 .( 0 5/06/83 - 10,000.( .... 5/0 6/8 3 ........... : ...... 7'i-0-;~ 5106/83 I00.Q 5/06/83 7o4.q ...... 5/057-83 '--:-~:...':'. .'. 307~ 5/06/83 .. . 100,( 5/06/83 "::' ' 8.! .... 5/06783 .........: .......... 7'-r;-.; 5/06/83 4,603.( 5/06/83 E M I-L¥--B-O'YNTO N ......................................... 5'/06/83 14779 030560 CASSELL COMMUNICATIONS I4780 032401 VIRGI CHAT~IELD 14781 ........ 0'32467 .... CHICKEN'UNLIMITED .... 14782 032890 .CITY OF BOCA RATON, COOPE 14783 033657 CLK OF COURTS-SUPPORT DEP 1~784 033658 CLK OF-COURTS-SUPPORT OEP 14785 033659 CLK OF COURTS-SUPPORT OEP 14786 033661 CLK OF COURTS-SUPPORT OEP 955.' 5~06~83 130.< o 5~06/83 ' 9.~,4 '- '5/o 6/83 ........ 5/c6/83 lO.-~z 5/06/83 11 "-5/06/83 ...................... 37 ~--~-- 5/06/83 135,914.~0 5/06/83 52 o~0 5/06/83 ..... 5/06/83 ,,7.0o 5/06/83 .... ~_Z:~_o ..... ,-'5/3~/B3 CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH ~07 ........ C U R R E N T M O N T H C H E C K S CHECK,." VENDOR ,." VENDOR NAME CHECK DATE PAGE' 3 't4787 14788 1478.9 14790 14791 14792 1'4-793 14794 14795 TOTAL AMOUNT 37o~ -=080438 ~'MARK HARRINGTON "0~[~'~ .... TERRY HENES 081700 MEWLSTT PACKARD 084676 VICTOR HOTHO 7 CO, 14821 1482~ 094302 INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS MA 14825 1003~0 JACK'S CAMERA CENTER 14827 i04761 '-".JOYCE ENVIRONMENTAL CONSU 14830 115595 LORRAINE KRUPOWIES 14812 14813 '-i48'14 14815 14816 14818 14819 14796 14797 14798 14799 '060ii5 14800 060200 14801 062781 14802 .... 14803 ]~4804 14805 063 ?~-0- 14806 064556 050300 EAST COAST FIRE EQUIP. _ -::. :~.053900 ':~:-:;-::EMERGENC¥ ME.O-~J~A.~ &.~SAFET: · 056~09 ,EN[NG." INDUSTRIES:..: FAIRCHILD PRODUCTS F.RoPoA. MEMBERSHIP FINANCIAL GRAPHIC ARTS,IN ?:.;.F I R E. MEN'S:;':--' Rt~L~F~-.,::-~ -.':.'.....'- ... :.::': I~ L OR I O A'!.i,:E~O ET '".;5?iNUT. .:': ::-.,.~.. -, .::.'FLORIDA::SERVICE ENGINEERS':.. FLOR ~-A----~O-~-~'R---~ LIGHT CO · FORD'S INTN'L CRUISE GUID 5/06/83 10,428.1 5/06/83 .::::::.,':--::-.-.:-':.206.1 -5/o6/8 3 17 5 5/06/83 5/06/83 187. 5/06/83 15. 5/06/83 289. ~7b-~7~ .1,9~4, "179. 187. 5/06/83 ~8,603o! 5/06/83 5/06/83 5/06/83 14807 '~14808 ~43o9 14810 '-14-gli ........... ~., 5/06/83 o 075~9~ STEVE GRAHAM ~--/0 ~)--/'8 J 075530 R.L. GRUMMONS PRINTING 5/06/83 28.~ 080366 WILLIAM R. HAMILTON 5/06/83 7°( .-:' 0804.02" -i~:~W i'[~"A'7~-)~'-~[E ........ ~:. :~=~'='-:= .................... 5/06/83 ............... 33 :: .:.! '080425 :/;. i; HAND "S ::" ::?ii'~iii~ii;i?'~'?:;:~:]!i,?: '- !!!!~:!::.;:i:.:':''!''/: ' ,-! ':' -.:" 5/06/83 15 070400 JUAN GARRINO 5/06/83 · ~ "-:',:.i~!~!i~i?:./O'? 1557 -~!:~.~ G E N ERA ~:~iii-~ I N S URn. C E~ U N D E R~ -~. - 5/~/83 7 0 0 5 5/06/83 750°( 0 5 70-~78 3 ........ ~50',( o 5/06/83 4~9~9.( 0 5/06/83 259..: 8 57~-6-£8-~ :~%--0~ ~--=---' 5/06/83 . 570. 0 5/06/83 873. 1 5/0~-/8]- ................. 20-7 b-- 5/o6/83 lOZ.: 4 5/06/83 114. [ ....... 57~-/8~ to I .c 2 5/06/83 9t5oC O 5/06/83 7.C O 5/06/83 1o.c ~ 14831 14832 14833 14834 "1~835 14836 14837 1204[0 LAMAR UNIFORMS 5/06/83 ........... i-20'~'50 -----~-A-f~'I~--~O~-I N~'S~S-PR-ODUCT S .............. ~5-,/66/83 .............. ?-2'.-~ 5'-- 121525 PAUL O. L'ECLAIR 5/06/83 7.C3 130326 MAIN LINE BOOK COMPANY 5/06/83 190.42 130508 ........ H ~ R'EO -~'jZJL-O--Ft O T E L-- ............ 5 / 0-6 / 83 ............ 2-~C 130560 H.F. MASON EQUIP. CO. 5/06/83 551.69 130565 MAURY'S TOOL CHEST 5/06/83 1.195.02 i00. 250°( 7 0 0 0 6 5 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 ..... O'~ ~96-~; .......... C'C K - 'O-~--c-OUR-T S"S U P P a R T DEP .... 5/06/~33 0 036300 JOHN CURLEY & ASSOCIATES 5/06/83 57.',6 040303 O B I BOOKS INC 5/06/83 .... i-A:-' ........ --~ ....................... :_ .............................. : ............................. 51. ,0 0 ~418 :.'.DE BRA-.-.TURF.E INDU.STR[AL 5/06/83 5,5~'~-i 041420 )'DECISION DATA COMPUTER CO 5/06/83 042902 '.:DIXIE SAW"~" KNIFE -CO, 5/06/83 i0.~ ~O .... O~4-~-~-~--~-O-O-LPHIN EL,-C RONIC SUPPLY --5'~06-?-~'~' .............. ]~'~-~ 0 044750 DOUBLEDAY £ CO. 5/06/83 11o',2 ..5/3~/83 CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH 5Q7 C U R R E N T M O N T H C H E C K S ,. VENDOR ,,."' VENDOR NAME CHECK 148-38 ...... i30'~50 ....... ~839 131766 MIAMI ELEVATOR CO, 14840 136400 MUNICIPAL CODE CORP. 14841 "-136420 -MUNICIP~[T-~LICE 14842 140390 N-A,D.A":APPRAISAL GUIDES 14843 141728 NEWS 14844 14845 14846 PAGE 4 OATE TOTAL AMOUNT 5/06/83 67.7 AND'SUN SENTINEL CO. 5/06/83 161705 PETTY CASH POLICE ,. 5/06/83 162601 PHYSIO-CONTROL 5/06/83 14847 ~6~'~ ~MIRIAM ~ INO ~ . 5/~g~ 83 ~500~0 5/06/83 341.0 5~06~83 .............. 2,230~ 5/06/83 40.0 !~3.3 --1,5o0~-0] 89.9~ 675.9~ 14850 14851 18157~ REAL ESTATE DATA 5/06/83 1485-2 182771 JAMES RHODEN SR. 5/06/83 '-i4~'53 ..... ~:--~'o~----~iN~R-~A'~'E~AL'~--C-oRP. 5106183 14854 1~01~! iSCR~TD BOARD': '-:.'::::!!::i'::'::''''::' ' ..... - ?: 5/06183 1~855 .' '190186 S~'~'."'~IME:::COMPANY -- 5/06/83 5106183 ' 472.5 18--04--~ .......... ~'~--~'~ERpR~S~;ZNC;- .................570'~2-~'S ............ 14856 190190 S ~ S ARTS & CRAFTS 5/06/-8-3--- 14857 190904- E J SCHRAOER& CO., INC. 5/06/83 14858 19245¢ SHERATON CHARLESTON HOTEL 5/06/83 ~4859 9 ' ' ~--' ~--~-' .... -. ':::: ':1:.. 395 ~::!S~t~l]H OFEICE: SUPPLY"--::.-:-- 5/06/83 4. 860 ' !:;i?.!;~'.i96 ! i I :::. GR EGOR'Y::'"S:T EF'FEY '!:: ':: ii!! '::':" :~.:.;?:'::':"::'-:: - . .. . . .. ...... 5Io~/83 14861 14862 14863 14864 -i~-65 14866 14867 14869 14870 14872 14873 5/C6/83 51067-83'- 5106183 5106183 1.96422 -'SUPPLIES.:INTERNATIONAL 201580 TENNIS SUPPLY 202538 THOMPSON-HAYWARD CHEMICAL ~0~530 TRANS~='T~-O~ICS,-~; -1,075.0 290.0 34.8 9~720.5 161.4 4,713.8 240.0 1,05!.5~ '"z3 i 38.9 205.1 9~5.0 855.0 73.1 ':-::'-:::':2101~5 USCM DEFERRED.COMP. PRO. 5/06/83 3,872.1 :":?:':2t635~ -UNDERGROUND'.'SUPPLY - 5/06/83 592.1 ~i~!5 ........ O~I-VER'S~[--~H-'S'~'R'V-IC'E ............... ~/0-6~83- .................... 311;0 230400 CHARLES WALDNER, M.D. 5/06/83 1,950.0 230447 RICHARD S. WALKE 5/06/83 15.4 · '-.-::.:Z3-O:~3~[~-E~~EA-~NC~'NC~.-- ~/~8~- 8~-4-~0-, . '::.::?Z ~2500 . :;-:~ .:. :' W I [ t'IA M:S: :':~UN p::::: S'ER:V t C E" 5/06 / 83 997 234684 YLORENC'E ~ORDEN ::: ..... 5/06/83 30.0~ 1487414875 .........4T0002260'3Z9 .....HELEN PAUL VALERzoZACHEK ..................................... 5/05/83 5/05/'83 ....................... 14876 650335 VERNON NC KENZIE 5/05/83 ~ 21-0i 148T8 300026 FRED DELAMATER .... :' 5105/83 30~.Z~ 14880 030298 JUDY CALANDRA 5/09/83 ~4881 1'2i~40 ...... S~E[ ¥--i~I ~ ......................... 5/09/8~ .................. 20 .~882 161638 BENNY PERLE 5/C9/83 65.ui 14883 192755 RUDY $ILLIANO 5/09/83 50.0{ 1~884 ........ ~'gI'8~ ....... OOE'-S-TOME .............................................. 5/09/83 ............... 14885 0~1675 DANIEL BELL 5/11/83 14.1~ 14886 0~1488 DEERFIELD SCH FIRE RESCUE 5/11/83 70.0~ 14887 ....... 024730 --BOYNTON BEACH RETIREMENT 5/11/83 ....... ~,615~0~ 14888 024725 BOYNTON CITY FEDERAL CRED 5/13/83 734.7~ 14889 032895 CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH 5/13/83 164,019.9~ CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH PAGE 5 FHECK CUR RENT MONTH CHECKS vENDOR ,'; VENDOR NAME CHECK DATE TOTAL AMOUNT 14890 063762 FLORIDA 'NATIONAL BANK 5/13/83 25,374,~i _489i 024725 BOYNTON CITY FEDERAL CRED 5/13/83 1I',206. 14892 010197 AAA GARDEN CENTER 5/13/83 90. O Z4894 011404 ADVANC ED.~ TRA IN ING SYSTEMS 5/13/83 14895 013720 ALLEN INSURANCE AGENCY ............. 5/13/83 i~'896 6~080 '~HER'IC'A~--~E~DY '-P-R INT iNG 5/13/83 60.f 0 14898 Ol~2AO ISIAH ANORSNS 5/13/83 70. 0 149'01 016020 ATLANTIC NATIONAL _,B_ANK .................... ~.5/.!_3_~83 1~8,492~ ~4902 o~63oe AUTOPRODUC TS, INC. 5/13/83 308.~ 9 I~903 020160 B.B. ASSOC, FIREFIGHTERS 5/13/83 T05.~O 14904 020~40 THE BAKER [ TAYLOR CO. 5/13/83 235.~2 14906 021485 BEACH [:': POOLSIDE EMPORIUM .'; ' 5/13/83 --; 14907 021530 BEAN6 EXTERMINATING CO. 5/~3/83 -..20.(0 14908 021601 BELL E HOWELL CO. 5/13/83 57. 0 ~4909 023800 BLUE CROSS OF FLORIDA 5/13/83 33,578.~8 14910 024710 BOYNTON AUTO SUPPLY 5/13/83 ~,5o7.d2 .~]~-9-t~ ~02~720 BOYNION'LBEACH CHAMBER ~5/13/83' ,i4912 024730 BOYNTON BE'AcH RETIREMENT 5/13/83 .... l~91A 02~T73 BOYNTON MEDICAL OXYGEN 5/13/83 207.C0 ~915 025580 BRODART ,INC. 5/13/83 62.~ 5 14916 025595 BROWARD-PALM BEACH TRACTO 5/13/83 .385.(0 I~917 ..... 0~25600 BRONARD P UN P'-' ~--' S U P'P L Y--CO';- ........ 5/13/83 ............ 14918 026370 DR. JAMES .E. BUFFAN 5/13/83 208.] 14919 026420 BURROUGHS CORPORATION 5/13/83 130,2 5 1~921 030298 JUOY CALaNOR~ 5/13/83 20.(0 14922 030540 CASE POWER & EQUIPMENT CD 5/13/83 .... I-~92 3- - 0305'T~-~'~CAU S EWAY'iCO INTTL-AUNDRY ...... r~ -~ ....... ~/i 3783 . 14924 031~16 PETER -L, EHENEY ' : -" 5/13/83 . -....': 17',~ 5' i4925 033657 CLK OF couRTs-suPPORT OEP 5/13/83 52.(0 '14926 .... 033658 ....... C[K'OF-C'OURTS~'SUPPORT OEP ............. 5/13/83 ........................ 37;'(0 -' 14927 033659 CLK OF COURTS-SUPPORT OEP 5/13/83 47.(0 I4~28 033661 CLK OF COURTS-SUPPORT OEP 5/13/83 12.(0 '-1~4929 -0'33'664-'- C'EK'-'OF'-COORTS:SUPPO'RT-"DEP .............. ~/I3/8~ 3-7~( ~ ..... ~4930 03~550 COCA COLA BOTTLING CO, 5/13/83 4I~0 14931 03540~ CRAWFORO DOOR CO. 5/13/83 8~5.( 0 i~933 035~50 CRIMMINS COMPANY, INC. 5/13/83 276.~ 1~93~ 036356 CUSTOM T*S 5/13/83 35q.'0 i~935 040395 ....... OALE*S'P~"iNT-& B'ODY~ SHOP ~ 5/13/83 .............. ~A936 0~0508 DR. JEFFREY DAVIS M.D, 5/13/83 830.(0 1'937 0~1418 DE BRA TURF & INDUSTRIAL 5/13/83 60.]7 14938 041A23 DECORA OFFICE FURNITURE 5/13/83 ............... 14939 0~1640 FRANK OEMARCO 5/i3/83 50.( 0 149~0 04~605 OlaZIT CO., INC. 5/13/83 47.~ '~507 CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH PAGE 6 CURRENT MONTH CHECKS CHECK,," VENDOR,," VENDOR NAME CHECK DATE TOTAL AMOUNT 14942 044750 DOUBLEDAY ~ COo 5/13/83 77. 14943 04z, 76z+ JULIE DORNBERGER 5/13/83 5. ~0 ~49~5 050300 EAST COAS~ FIRE EQUIP. 5/I3/83 .:".'~-- 87. ~2 ~494S 053900 EMERGENCY"MEDICAL ~ SAFET 5/~3/83 I39.)0 14948 060~26 FASSON 5/13/83 B15. )0 ~49~9 062820 FIREMEN'S RELIEF E 5/13/83 1,970.iLO I~950 062986 V W FISCHER 2-'..' :.'. ' . 5/~3/83 ':':¥t':: ..:?:?:::: .' 50.)0.~.'~ 149 51 ;:]::..063000 .~' .:: F I SH ER':~"~SC:I ENT I F I C'.' ":': :"~ :'~ :~:.::~' ~-:'--:". ' "" '5'/i3/83'- ":'~;~"~' ~,~;-~-"...:'~;282. ~3-':::' 14952 ~:':063720 .';:':FLOR:I~A:~'::~:AST coAST:':-." :?:.:?' ::'"~:?'~."~::'::~" 14953 B-~3~2-~ ---F[O-~YD~PT OF-RE'~'ENUE .............. ~/i3'~83- ................. 3~-6~-;-~ 14954 063730 FLA FIRE MARSHAL'S ASSC 5113183 20.)0 14955 063758 FLORIDA POLICE CHIEFS ASS 5/13/83 40. )0 ~5-~- 06~649. :.. GEO. FOWLER ~EL-O~-N~- CO. ~-/~-j 204. )0 14957 --.-; 065550 .-.:~;.~ FRATERNAL'ORDER OF.";:POLICE'':: ' ' 5/t3/83 .'.'.~':~ ~684. LD'~: 14958 065587 -.GWEN' FREEMAN :.": "?~:~; -- ' 5/13/83 10 )0 ..... i~-5~- 070355 GALE RESEARCH CO. 5/13/83 73. ~0 14960 070408 JIM GARVEY 5/13/83 96. )0 14961 071550 GENERAL GMC TRUCK 5/i3/83 il. )2 14962 ..':.~?..0728t6 :.':~LAIRE::~'~GIRTMAN ~. ~;' ~:.~.::.:." .: ..:'.-. , 5/I3~"'.::.,]':.:.:;:::..;:~.-.~:.:.:::.: -:::. 80. 14963 ?~';~;:~'075449 :'~"; :'GRAYARC' COMPANY, '"'i.NC, ~"~.~.;:~;;]..- '' 5/13/83.'.".-':~'? ' ~ '::.230, ~2: 14964 ?075530 '-~: R,L,"GRUMMONS PRINTING " 5/I3/83 ':.-:':"":' '"--' ........... ~ ............................ ~ 24. ~0 .. i4965 080306 G.K. HALL E CO. 5/13/83 17. ~4 14966 080309 HALSEY 'S 5/i3/83 322. 4 14967 080310 HALSEY E GRIFFITH, INC. 5/13/83 246. 9 ..... i~-9~- 080410 WIL[I~R~ HAMILTON 5/'~/~ "' 190. )0 14969 '"080574 HAWKINS ~ ASSOCIATES~ INC' 5/13/83 9. )5 14970 081700 HEWLETT PACKARD 5/13/83 :- 1i0. )0 ---i-4~7~ 0-8~'6~ ---~'G'~R--~-'E-[[ ................... : .................. 5/13/83 149. }0 14972 086356 HUO USER 5/Z3/83 10. ~0 14973 09009g I.B.~. CORPORATION 5/13/83 88. )0 --~974 .,' ..:.;~;:~?.:0901 R-POR-AT~'ON.,' ... ;... .]~['3-/8-3-':' -.:..~::-~: :' : - ' [[3~ )-0~ 14975 ~:]:?0'90108 ?:';;:']'~'~:ic'M~;'?RETIR'EMENT COR'P' "'~?;':~:~;?'~"' 5/i3/83 '~ ;~:~;]'~':: :~:~;'~;'::' 873, 14976 "-.::.;094301. '~INTERNATIONAL CITY' "~ '" 5/13/83 "' " ' ' .".' 52, ;0 14977- - -094-310 ..... INTERNATIONAL INST'ITUTE--'O .......... 5)~i3')"83 14978 100310 JACK'S CAMERA CENTER 5/13/83 389. 14979 11156~ KELTON E ASSOCIATES INC. 5/13/83 ~65. ~0 14981 '..1t360~ ..' KLIATT~.PAPERBACK BK GUIDE 5/13/83 14982 114~ I-7 BEVERLY KOVACH 5/13/8~ 10. 14984 115595 LORRAINE KRUPOWIES 5/13/83 10. 14985 1215~3 KATHY LEEDOM 5/i /~g 10.~0 14988 130400 MANHATTAN TROPHIES 5/13/83 Sq. ;5 -'14989 ....... i-30525 .... ADaM ~-'-NA~ I~NO' -& A'SSOC. 5/Z3/83 .......................... I~990 130~50 WILLIE RUTH MCGRADY 5/Z3/83 67.~'.0 1~99~ i32770 MILLER BEARINGS 5/13/83 !12.~6 CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH PAGE 7 :50=7 CURRENT MONTH CHECKS ~ K VENDOR NAME CHECK DATE TOTAL CHr-C # VENDOR # .... _14992 14993 14994 14995 14997 14998 14999 15000 .... 134600 ....... NO'NROE--CA[CULATOR .... 5/13'/83 134701 MOTOROLA INC 5/13/83 136420 MUNICIPAL POLICE 5/13/83 1AOA36.. '-~' ,:NATIONA':E:':'FIRE' PROTECTION 141717' ' ..NEWS JOURNAL ~:.::i'!: 5/13/83 144492 NOLAND-TROPICAL SUPPLY CO 5/i3/83 150915 OCEANA PUBLICATIONS -. 5/13/83 151310 ODOR CONTROL SYSTEMS 5/13/83 15001 15002 15003 15004 15005 15006 1518'~9' ':;?'"'OFFICE::: ADM[N I STRAT ION ¥,-.::1,5 5.7o z :1603'35 : ' fH EoDoRE' :'p'Ao I'~'Fi: ::''!:??!~;iiii .......... 160~10 PALM B E%~H--~-Ew S PA P E R S 161510 PEACOCK'S RADIATOR 161700 PETTY CASH L~BRARY AMOUNT 15007 15008 15009 16260i .".::16275~ ..."16620I 15010 15011 15012 84. 7 7. ~8 2,292. ]0 :p NANCY M PULTY QUINLAN PUBLISHING CO R.C. SPORTS 5/13/83 15. 5/13/83 86. ~15013 15014- 15015 15016 15017 I5018 I5019 5/13/83 5/13/83 5/13/83 5t1 ?§3 5/13/83 5/13/83 5/13/83 5/13/83 5/13/83 15020 15021 166302 5/13/83 176310 INC 5/13/83 176397 5/13/83 -.'....:;;:~8041i i?:].iR~.INBOW;:LRRINTING:i:IN¢ ' ::' :.:?.. 5/13/83 .-'-:. i..7~ 80494~ .'i'::!. R A NG E I~-t NE:iii:: F E E D'":.:~i;!ii:i:~i~ U P p L Y !~i: ? ]?i::; :.!" 5 / t 3 / 83 5_/13/83 181588 REEVES HARDWARE INC. 182780 RICH MOTORS, INC. 18o3~.~ O M RUF 5/13/83 5/13/83 5113/83 5/13/83 5/13/83 5/13/83 15023 15024 - -I502'5 15026 15027 -I5028 I50-29 15030 15031 15032 187507 '~:::BERNICE E:.'.RYMEL '"'-':' :'i 90190 1906 !0 SAV-ON UTI[ITy:.sUPPLIES 19 i37i~ ........ ANNETTE SCULLY .................... 5/13/83 191520 SEACREST VETERINARY 5/13/83 191630 SERVICE INDUSTRIAL SUPPLY . 5/13/83 . '.:'-:::::;b:~i~gz'~~RW~WrL-~A-M~-~CO'' ..... ...:.:. :::::.~..'.-": ': ""::'i:: :1'~)Z 476--::.:~" ':' '7;':~:::::'': 5/13/83 :?'::'i92760 ':.'.?;SI iV:ER BuRDET]~:.:':;;?:;'L''':' ' '" S/[ 3/83 ........ 1'93951 ........ SM~H '"OFFIC E~ S-UPPEY ................... 5/13/83 194510 SOME' S UNIFORMS 5/13/83 19469~ SOUTH FLORIOA MACK TRUCKS 5/13/83 195995. 'CINDY" STACEY ':''- 5/I3/83 15033 196003 STANDARD ~ POOR'S .CORP. 1-5 C 3 z~ ............. 1-q 6015----" S T-A-T'E-O-F--F[O R'I D A 15035 15036 I5037 15638 15039 '--1-5040 15041 15042 5/13/83 -'5-/£3783 196020 STATE OF FLORIDA DEPT. 5/13/83 196182 WOOOROW STOKER 5/13/83 ....... i-9~39~---~SON-L~H~iN~'--&=--~CECTRiC-~i ........... 57~3/83 196417 SUPELCD~INC. 5/13/83 196899 GRADY W, SWANN 5/13/83 202560 "'THORN~I'KE--PRE'S'S ............... 5/13/83 204691 AUDREY TOTTSER 5/13/83 210146 USCM DEFERRED COMP. PRO. 5/13/83 70. 40 · 39. 130. 20. 825. .12. 16, 101. 64. 75. ~:- 118. 54. 20o 23. 92. 7095 140 597 215 2O 10 329- 124, 170. 17, 718, 317~ I2 60, 177, 31 ?3, 23, 3,971 )0 .~5 70 )0 )0 .... ~0 72 77 50 %5 35 ~0 35' DO _~5 3O 5O 30 DO 30 3O 57 5O 30 DO 26 O0 37 51- O0 77 1-9 ZO O0 05 79 50 O0 31 5/~I'/83 CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH 5n7 C U R R E N T M O N T H C H E C K S PAGE 8 SHECK " VENOOR" ,. VENOOR NAME CHECK DATE TOTAL AMOUNT -'-5044 216410 UNITED WAY OF PALM BCH. 5/13/83 -614.7! ~5045 23030i MARGARET WAGNER 5/13/83 20.0: 150~6 230494 BOB WALTERS '. 5/13/83 20°0 15047 230527 MRS. JAMES.WARNKE 5/13/83 .24.7 15048 232500 Jo. WI'L[IAMS PUMP SERVICE 5/13/83 989.7 1505G 234625 J.J.A. WOLF FRESH DIST. 5/13/83 7.0! I505i 241596 XEROX CORPORATION 5/I3/83 1,032o2 15052 '-3~0~.7 i. RONALD::ESPOSITO ~ ?.!; ' 5/13/83 5 i5056 530079 WILLIAM H. ALMON 5/i3/83 7.5 15057 530080 ALVARDO REALTY 5/13/83 lO.I i5060 :ii;540 Z 90 ' -'. ' BOYNTON:-/LAKES '- 5/i3/83 i47.6 ~506i 540310 LEONBAGINSKI ............... ' ..... ~ ........................ zo.1 15062 54o3~'.~ YUONNE BLACK 5/13/83 15063 540312 NANCY BOAK 5/13/8~ 30.0 ~5066 ' 540315 - IsSAC-.BROWNST'EIN':''~':;:; 5/13/83 60.0 15068 540317 GEORGE BURGESS 5/13/83 ZO.1 15069 5502~2 CLYDE CAULKINS 5/13/83 3.6 15071 550204 BETTY CLIFTON 5/~3/83 6.1 .15072 -550205 'CLARENCE COMEAU ' ..' 5/13/83 -15073---550206 ....... CONTEMP'UR~'R~-~-ORN~--~ON; ............... 5/£378~ 18.6 ....... 15074 550207 ROGER COOK 5/13/83 20.5 15075 550208 D.A. CORW[N 5/13/83 --1-5076~~5'5'O'2Uc)~CUMMTN-~ONS TR'U~IO N-- 57137'8-3 ~-" 15079 ...... ~-5'60! 66 ...... GEORG'~-D~- I L E Y ....................... 5/~3/83 15080 560167 HENRY DE BOER 5/13/83 20.1 15081 560168 ARTHUR DE LUIGI 5/13/83 50.1 --'[5082 g6-O!-6-g=~--P'~U[ETTE~-OE-~M~R-C~ ........ 57-~3-~3 26. 15083 560170 GAIL DE MENT . 5/13/83 2.7 1508~ 560171 JOSEPH DI MAURO 5/13/83 16.5 15085 560172 JOHN DOMINICK 5/i378'3 5.8 "'~5086 560173 L. DIJRSO 5/13/83 25.0 15087 580108 JOSEPH FACTOR 5/13/83 51.7 15089 580110 HYMAN FIDEL 5/13/83 56.1 15090 590072 GIGLIOTII CORP OF FLA. 5/13/83 490.3 15091 ...... 590083 COSMO'~NTILE ..... 5/13/83 ........... 16.6 15092 590173 PHILIP GANTNER 5/13/83 5.5 .. 15093 59017~ EARL GEHMAN 5/13/83 '"'5/31=/83 CITY OF 80YNTON BEACH PAGE 9 .5~07 C U R R E N T M 0 N T H ~HECK,." VENDOR. ,." VENBOq. NAME 15094 590176 ROSE-GOLD ....... i5095 590177 JOHN GORMAN 15095 590178 CHECKS CHECK DATE TOTAL! AMOUNT 5/13/83 ........... 2-;-~ .......... 5/13/83 BO.CO EDWARD GRYBKO 5/13/83 IS.CO 15097 ' 6'00091 ..... H 0 N T-E"R-~ -"R U N ........................ -- 5/1-~'/83 -: 55.1 0 15098 600175 JEAN HELVEY 5/13/83 " ..:i; ::.?: 23:;~ 5 . 15099 600176 E. HEYWORTH 5/13/83 - -'.'-, 40.10 15 IO0 ...... 60'0'i'7-7 ........ -~ER B'E-~'T--H'I LO ................................... ~-7~'3/83 ..... "'" 20 ,'~ 5 15101 600178 MRS. I. HILDEBRAND 5/i3183 2.<0 15102 600179 KEVIN HIRE 5/13/83 30.~ 5 15 i 03 ~'0-0180 --']FR E O--'A~O-f~O~~~ · : :':...: ::.'.:.~:::~ ........ 5/~'/83 15105 600i82 LLOYD HUGGINS ...... ::':' ~ ':' '; ___.. :..:.... s/z / 3 ' ::' ".] -. 15106 600183 THOMAS HURST 5/13/83 55.CO 15107 620076 TOM JONES 5/13/83 7.40 15108 620077 JEANETTE JUTRAS 5/I3/83 9.z 0 .... 1-5~i~9-' A ~01-O~--"RO'N-~LD KAHN ..... ':::~'-~;;~ :'."-37:' . .:::.'" . .......~7'I-~/~'~--'- '. ::.'...' :... .: ~: :::~:'.?~ '.:-.:;...' 15110 630105 . EDWARD KEATHL'E'~/~:~.'~::::: .'. '~." 5113183 15111 630106 BETTY KOLEMAINEN: '.' : ':'. '.- 5/13/83 :'.."-<.~:::..:.-~???:~::"~'::-?':''': "' '::'~'~:~:?::" ':: "' "3'.~'~0 ': '-'" '~ "' '- iEllZ 63OLO. K. KOPKO ~ D. DOTCHIN ~'~7%~ ..... ' .............. '"' 26.~0 15113 630108 GERALDINE KRUPA 5/I3/83 ~O.eO 15114 630109 JOHN KUCERA 5/13/83 3.60 L 51 ! 5 6301 I0 "'.' ~ RUTH .KING ~::.~:;::?::~';:]:".-:":::':."':'"' ............ :-:~ 5'/13/83 · 15117 650007 MILNOR}::CORP,"'.-.":~::.~::'.::. ~. -~'~' ~::":" 5/13/83 '_' ~-~:.::'~".".: 11~.:.:.'. ~5i!8 650~9 MILORD DEV. CORP. 5/1]/83 ' 15119 650153 MARINER VILLAGE OF B.B. 5/13/83 38.~0 15120 9_5_.033% WILLIAM E. MARSHALL 5/13/83 20.~5 -15'~21 ...... 6503-3~' ...... -M i C ~-~]E~-~-D 0 NN A 5/13183 15122 650337 HERBERT' MANNA '.'::. '~' 5/13183 - ":"? ' -" 15123 650338 WAYNE MELCHER " ' ' 5/13183 '-';. -. 15i24 650339- ...... JOHN--'M ICHAELS ................................. 5/1'3183 2~-;'~- ...... i5125 6503~0 J, M~CHAEL MILLER 5/I3/83 i5126 6503~I BASILA MORALES 5/13/83 15 r27' 6503 ~-2-T -'~ 0 s'~p~?~;-Ho R-E-~O'N~- ...... : ::::~ :.'.'~'..-. I5128 6503~3 FR ITZ.-.~QRTTE' ::.:.? .::.::; :-: . -~:.::. '5/~3/83 "" ':'.-~:': .~' 26', ~' ' isiz9 660041 LOUIS 'NANTAIS '" 15131 68002~ JOHN PAGLIARULO 5/13/83 6.75 15132 680071 ROLAND PAQUETTE 5/1~/83 20.I5 15133- ....... 6'80!46-7 ....... P'~OE~R-OVOST .... : .............................5/'[3783 i513~ 6801~7 SAMUEL J. PAUL 5/13/83 '"' 15135 680~8 HAROED PAULSEN 5/13/83 ' '. .... 14' 0 15!36 -- 6801~9 ........ FLU~'R"E-~-L-TY~-'-[NC; .............. 5/i3/83 15137 680150 DAVIO C. PRINCE 5/13/83 20. 5 15138 700063 JOHN RUPP 5/13/83 17. 0 15139 700169~ -RAINBO'W---EAKES~-~AT~R CHASE 5/'1~/83 357.25 15140 700170 ALBERT RAMSEY 5/13/83 25.f0 1514i 700171 GREG RATTY 5/i3/83 15142 700172 LESTER-'ROSSKAM ............ 5/13/83 ................. iEl&3 710268 WESLEY STEUWE 5/13/83 26. 0 1514~ 710309 JERRY SAFRAN 5/13/83 26. 0 ..'5/~'1/83 CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH & ~507 C U R R E N T M O N T H C H CHECK" VENDOR,," VENDOR NAME E C K S PAGE 10 CHECK DATE TOTAL AMOUNT i5146 710311 GERALD SCHUNCK 5/13/83 15147 710312 S. JOSEPH SCOVILL 5/18/83 15148 .... 7io3"13 ......... 151A9 710314 ROBERT SHIVELY .-- 5/13/83 15150 710315 RAY'SLOWIK . - 5/13/83' 15151 710316 t.M. STIFF 5/13/83 15154 15155 I5157 I5158 15159 ~0. i5. 3. ;5 +0 ~0 ~0 '.5 ~0 ~0 :0 ~0 15152 720088 THE SATTER COMPANIES '. 5/i3/83 15153 720101 WALTER S. TAYLOR 5/13/83 720102. MARK -.:.:i;.].'.:];..'.~ <.': -;- : .. 720105 JANE TURNER 7400~5 MARK VINCHLER 750151 FREDERICK WILHELM ' 750~57"-. SA~UE'~:':.F:'?'WARD ~i:.- ? 50158 S~ DNE'Y'/WARNER Y50159 JOSEPH WEAVER 750160 NANCY WECKWERTH 750!6I LLOYO WILLIAMS 15161 15162 26. 45. 3. )0 15163 15164 15165 5/13/83 7. 5/13/83 I9. 5/13/83 15. 15166 -:.:-750162 15167. '"'750163 15168 750164:" 15169 750165 15170 790000 15171 063755 ...... 1~i~ 131679' 15173 115601 15174 165306. ~5~-75- 460010 15176 290057 15177 310009 5/13/83 5/13/83 .... 38. 3,054. 70. . ':-'. 278. '" " ' 28. 359. -----I5178 15179 i5180 =1518'I 15182 i5183 15185 15186 15187 151B8 15189 ~0 ~5 ~0 CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH 5/13/83 FLORIDA INTERNATIONAL 5/17/83 ME-T R-O=Z-O 0 1 ELEANOR KRUSELL 5/17/83 PRE-PAID LEGAL SERVICES [ 5/~3/83 LARRY CLAUDE HELEN R. E~[NG 5/20/83 ..... Y'5-YgO-- 342. 407. 25,387o 11,358o 3 557~ 9,221. 4,830. :'450019' HAROIZDi!~Ha :~HuLL'~::"i:::.'::::"ii?:::':"::~.:!; -: .... 5120/83 0-3-2'8'95--- CITY--0F-BOYNTON-' BEA-CH ..................... 5720/8-3 063762 FLORIDA NATIONAL BANK 5120183 024725 BOYNTON CITY FEDERAL CRED 5/20/83 ". ~-6UOUW----M~R~ENKT: . '. - - 572'0'/83= 072816 CLAIRE.: GIRTMAN .': 5/20/83 010197 AAA GARDEN CENTER - " 5/20/83 070-29-7----~ G--F--F-[-O-~-I D'A- ................................... 572-0 010325 ABRAHAM CHEVROLET 5/20/83 013720 ALLEN INSURANCE AGENCY 5/20/83 r0 .;- .0 ~0 ~0 ~0 )0 ~5 )0 ~0 )4 ?~7'---' .~0' )0 :5 )0 )0 ;6 )0 -0-1-3'78'0 15191 013793 ALLTECH ASSOCIATES INC 15192 014240 ISIAH ANDREWS 1519'3 ........... 0t556'~ -' ARTI-C ~'~R'CONDITION[NG 15194 015990 ATLANTIC COAST FIRE CO. 15195 016000 ATLANTIC HARDWARE 5/20/83 26.' 5/20/83 70., ...... 5/20/83 ........... 17~4-;', 5120/83 3'1., 5/20/83 111. ~2 )0 9 ~"5/3~/,83 CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH. PAGE II 5~7 C U R R E N T M 0 N T H C H E C K S CHECK ~.' VENDOR,." VENDOr. NAME CHECK 1.5196 016020 ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK .5197 016289 AUDIO INTELLIGENCE 15198 15200 I520i 15202 OATE TOTAL AMOUNT 15203 15204 ''15205 15206 15207 15208 15209 15210 020100 B E H SALES 5/20/83 020440 .". THEi:BAKERi~]-TAYLOR'CO. 5/20/83 020450 BAKER ~?'TAYLOR~ COMPANIES 5/20/83 020468 BARKER UNIFORMS,INC= - .......... ~0/83 15212 15213. ~4 15215 15216 ~+!5217 ~52!8 15219 15220 1522I 15222 021200 BD. OF CO. COMMISSIONERS 021603 BELL & HOWELL C0. · a, ": :'ii: ': !': 'G: ": ...:, 024730 .;/BD~TON.:,BEACH RET I ~EMENT 024760 BOYNTON GLASS SERVICE, 024780 BOYNTON PUMP & SUPPLY 025585 BROOKS PRODUCTS 0256OO~O'WARO,:PUMP:.:&:SUPPLY:CO, 030298 JUDY CALANDRA 033647 CLASS 033657 CLK OF COURTS-SUPPORT OEP '::':i.:033~8':'.::::CLK. O~.<:':COUR~S-SUPPORT',OEP . .'i.:..!:,:o :oEP .':!.:::':!;-:033662 .:::.CLK..OF:ii:'~COURTS~SU'PPORT OEP 03366& CLK OF COURTS-SUPPORT OEP 034604 COMMERCIAL HYDRAULICS E 0363~ CUSIP SERVICE BUREAU 5/20/83 250.0~i~ 5/20/83 ' 6.2. 1.767. 5/20/83 5/20/83 5/20/83 -"5/20/83 5/20/83 5120183 5/2'0/83 5120/83 5/20/83 5/20/83 5/20/83 5/20/83 5/20/83 5/20/83 15223 040395 15224 ':::'::040525 5/20/83 5/20/83 5/20/83 5/20/83 5/20/83 5/20/83 .... -O-K['~:.'..S' .PAINT & BODY SHOP ............ 5/20/83 DAY-TI MER S - - ::?::-:':, .. 5/20/83 358. .-- 567.7~ 19. 2 39.00 616. 8 i': ..... 198. 4 ' 4,761 .Z 7 ...... 76. 5 512. 3 700. 0 84.:0 . -:.... 2.~8 19. 4 20. 0 lz.~o 52.~,0 ' · · 37.C0' 47.co 1 o 37.~0 3,804.~ 5 55 .( 0 Yo~J.~ F ........ 29.24 5 5 15225 ' :i'..041702 DEPOT-..HOBBY -SHOP' 5/20/83 42. Z5227 050300 EAST COAST FIRE EQUIP. 5/Z0/83 15228 050310 EASY PAY TIRE STORE 5/20/83 1,717.; --i5 ~22 ~ ~-53-CO -0~ ?~E-R~~E D-i ~~S'~F-ET : 15230 ';:~.::::~:0:62781': '-?:' ~:~i'NA~C !~:~:'GRApHIC:.:~.RTS', IN 5/20/83 398 1523i ::;::::062820 ..... FIRENEN~S RELIEF:~'~::::::':::: ":':'.':' 5/Z~/83 0 5 5 --15232 ....... 15233 15234 15236 15237 ~.~i5238 15239 i5240 .... i~24'1 ........ 0754'5~ 15242 075500 15243 075530 063763 FLORIDA NATIONAL BANK 5/20/83 063768 FLORIDA POLICE COMBAT LEA 5/20/83 063869 ' DENNIS':' FLUSHING . - 5/20/83 063870 ', W'ILLI'AM>~::V~ iFLUSHING 5/20/83 065622 DENNIS FRONRATH CHEV INC 5/20/83 070410 GAYLORD BROTHERS 5/20/83 RbW'i~--~'A~-E~ -TANff' ~'~$'~'~ ......... ~72'C i8'3 GRIFFIN :TECHNICS :INC 5/20/83 R.L. GRUMMONS PRINTING 5/2C/83 22.~ 5 25,000,( 0 72.( 0 20~ O-- ....... 232. 0 28. 0 ! 70:7 314. 9 236. 8 950. 0 460 . 0 7. 7 15244 --' 0-75581 152~5 075610 15246 080~Z5 GULFSTREAM LUMBER CO. 5/20/83 3,144. HAND'S 5/20/83 1 7 3 CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH PAGE 12 567 CURRENT MONTH CHECKS CHECK # VENOOR ;~ VENDOR NAME CHECK DATE TOTAL AMOUNT 15247 08043~- -HARRISO~-~ONPANY .5248 080559 J MICHAEL HAYGOOD 15249 081700 HEWLETT PACK'ARD 15250 -' 084620 .... HOL[~"'A-C~UM'OEATOR 1525i 08467& HOPKINS MARINE HARDWARE 15252 084676 'VICTOR HOTHO 7 CO. -152~3 ...... ~8'~-0 15254 090103 15255 090105 5/20/83 88.9 5/20/83 I',133.T 5/20/83 577.9 5/20/83 5/20/83 49.0 5/20/83 11.9 '--i~-~6 .o9o I o8 1525 7 ".:::.';:.i:i!'i:O q 4204 15258 "09420°, "T~-J59 094294- 15260 10020! 15261 10~208 15263 15266 15267 68 _5269 15270 15272 15273 15275 15276 HOWELL 5/20/83 I B M CORPORATION 5/2C/83 I.B.M. CORPORATION 5/20/83 ICMA;.-RE:TIREMENT CORP. .... 5/20/83 ' :'~i!':": i NO'UiSyK:!A'E~i:!iiiiSU P P L I E S':': cO'-:":i-:':::::' '- '": 5/20/83 ' :.INDU~sYR'~':~''':: WELOIN~ ~' !::INC :"]~ 5/20/83 INT'L ASSOC OF ELECTRICAL 5/20/83 J. & J CHEMICAL 5/20/83 J £ L FEED & SUPPLY INC 5/20/83 JAC~K'~'~S~'~A~ CENTE'~"T~'~'~7~T ...... 5720/~3 ..."JERRY'":S...'LOCK'& KEY:.s. EKV'!.':'' 5/20/83 .: LORRAINE KRUPOW. IES ' '" 5/20/83 i-2-O-2~-----[-CE--C-DR"P:-OT"B-/)[~"O B--'SI TE 120323 LAFRANCE EQUIPMENT CORP. 120410 LAMAR UNIFORMS --::??::; oo o .::os :;:.;::! ?C;":.:'"::' .':::T:.:. ;.': :::126351 -~LAKE::?'~Y%AL~: :LASSIE' :LEAGUE 130385 MALTER INTERNATIONAL CORP 130565 MAURY'S TOOL CHEST 5/20/83 5/20/83 5/26783 5/20/83 5120/83 5/20/83 5/20/83 5/20/83 1'~0~50 WILLIE RUTH MCGRADY 5/20/83 130991 ':.':"GEORGE E..MC!i:MANUS 5/20/83 1'32715 MIKE' MICHAELS 5/20/83 114.0 6,576.5 1~948.q ::"':. 903.1 ~ .;~?,z,89o.c : '-'::: 84o.'o l 55.C3 292.52 56.3 B 235.5 5 O 3 5 8 75.C0 947.C 5 91. 2 180. 5 67. 0 50. 0 185. 0 328.~ 275.3 2,215.£ ....... ..:-:' 15278 132770 MILLER BEARINGS 5/20/83 15279 132771 MILLER DODGE 5/20/83 -~2-8-~ ~ ~0 N-[C-t P~E i~N-C-E--O~-~i~ER. '-.. --~7207-~3 15281 .... :. ~: :::~:I:.':B 6420 : MUNI CIPAL "POE I C E ;:~' .:':~:/~? ...' "/':~.:. ::c ' 5/20 / 83 15; 2 -.':I40396 N, R ~: p .'A "~ "'~;;'? ;::~.:] '::' J~'. ?? ''':-~-' ' ' '? 6// 5/20/83 3 ~-O-~3-I-~--N ATi 0 N~' [---C H'E'M S E A RCR ...................... 5/20783- 15284 140445 NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC SOCIE 5/20/83 15285 140450 NATIONAL LINEN SERVICE 5/20/83 -'--1-~28~ -~f-4-O-~O ..... N~-~TTO~A-[--W-E~i'NG~PRODOCT~- 5720~Z8~ 15287 141701 NEPTUNE METER CO. 5/20/83 15288 142735 NIX CAR WASH 5/20/83 ~.~1'5~89 ----1~-~5~0 ........ NO~EN'~ONS~TROCTiO'~ ............................ 5720/83 L5290 155594 ORLANDO MARRIOTT INN 5/20/83 15291 160100 P g G DISTRIBUTORS 5/20/83 -15'292 .... i~-0~6-5 ..... -P-~-[NT-~ENT'E~ .... 5/20783 15293 160373 PALM BEACH BRAKE £ WHEEL 5/20/83 15294 160425 PALM BEACH NEWSPAPERS 5/20/83 15295 15296 15297 129.9 142.3 ,3 0 3. ~ 423.q 8.9 415.6 20~493.~ 32.C 55.C 43.C 50' C;~ 207.~. ....... [-6~700 PORTER-P~-INT CO; ............... 5/20/~ ................ I97o~ 166176 PUBLIC SAFETY DEVICES INC 5/20/83 2,430.( 166201 PUBLIX MARKET 5/20/83 17. 0 7 0 5 8 0 0 0 0 5 0 8 -- 5/~1/83 CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH PAGE, 13 CURRENT MONTH CHECKS C~ECK ~ VENDOR. # VENDOR NAME CHECK DATE TOTAL AMOUNT ,15298 180408 RADIO DETECTION CORP. 5/2.0/83 152~9 180413 RAINBOW PRODUCTS OF 5/20/83 15300 180496 RANGER CONSTRUCTION INDUS 5/20/83 1-5301 .... ~590 'R~'GEN~-'T~'~b-GE ........................ 5/20/82 15302 181760 REVENUE SHARING ADVISORY 5/20/83 15303 182780 RICH MOTORS, INC. 5/20/83 15304 -~-~800 ~'I'NK~--'Mk~ERIALS'CORP', ............. 5V20-~83 15305 18~688 BETSY ROSS PUBLICATIONS 5/20/83 15306 i86500 RUSSELL & AXON 5/20/83 153~-' -19018I :'SCRWTD BOARD 5/20/83 ~5308 :190615 '::'SAX"'ARTS]''~.'.CRA'FTs ".i:::..:-: 15309 191100 SCOTTY'S 5/20/83 19'1515 SEACREST PHARMACY 19~400 SOCIAL SECURITY CONTRIBUT 15310 5/20/83 15311 5/20/83 7781'(I0 · 530 20., 71 o'!;5 8.;5 . -'-'-C.: : : - 354.z.4 509.] 0 87,716.(16CR 153ii i94~0o SOCIAL SECURITY CONTRIBUT 5/20/83 'i~312 ...... .1~9~5'9~ ........ ~O'[~'~G~-OF"BOYNTON""i~ ......... -~72b/83 15313 194697 S..iCENT:,":WASTEWATER TREAT 5/20/83 153!~ 196020 STATE OF :FLORIDA DEPT. - ..:5/20/83 I5315 I96185 EDWARD D.STO~'-]'~&'---A-~'~-OC' 5/20/83 15316 I96392 .WILLIAM SULLIVAN 5/20/83 I53!7 i96~05 ~UNCO, INC. 5/20/83 .... "15318 15'319 15320 15322 15323 15324 15325 15326 -i5~27 15328 15329 ---%5330 1533~ ~ 15332 15333 15334 15335 --~5336 15381 15382 -'-r5383 15384 15385 1-5386 15387 15388 15389 15389 15390 210146 ' USCM'DEFERRED COMP. PRO. 216447 URBAN DESIGN STUDIO 5/2 O/83 ',::::" '::::i:; ;: "::!ii:i:ii:?~', 03 5/20/83 1,371. 5/20/83 3O0. 9 0 216448 URBAN DESIGN STUDIO 5/20/83 4,300. lO 230~50 -'BILL-WALLACE .FORD, INC. 5/20/83 7 230525 WARREN GORHAM & LAMONT, I 5/20/83 ~ .... 35.!.0 ....... ~-3~576 ........ ~-~R~[O--'[--~fNRi'B ......................... ~-/20/83 50.~0 231780 WESTERN AUTO STORE 5/20/83 232426 EDWIN & LOUISE WHITMAN 5/20/83 320.~0 - -':-~32-5'0U--~~-q2TX'M~/-PO'MP~SERVZC-~-- 75-/20-~83-:.]. Z32808 :'E'DWiN:Wo':.'WINCH~ ............ i::' 5120183 ::::..:~..:?:i.:!..:..;:?:~!~-:..;·,:::!:.280i.:~0 . 2~1596 XEROX CORPORATION :~ ' ' 512O183 - '~'~615 ....... YIE1LD HOUSE .................... ~ ................. 5/20783 .............. '"'"'-'~-3~:3-- ...... 261520 ZEE MEDICAL SUPPLIES 5/20/83 139,25 290056 JEFFREY CARDINAL 5/20/83 255.E -1~-4-~00 ...... SOCI~'~YECUR'I-T'Y--CONTRIBOT ............ 5/20/83 'i-0'9~-22-~.( 251612 YELLOW FREIGHT SYSTEM 5/26/83 93, 280018 ELENOR M. BURNS 5/27/83 140. -2-9002! .... TiMOTHY-C'~MPBE~[ ........................ 5/~'7/8-3- :: 474.t 340049 JEFFREY HARMER 5/27/83 299.~ 450025 WARREN H SHELHAMER 5/27/83 Z3Z.S '-' ~20027 .... J'EN~I~ER F%SON'E ................... ~'~27/83 . 157.5 063762 FLORIDA NATIONAL BANK 5/27/83 166,956.8 063762 FLORIDA NATIONAL BANK 5/27/83 25,751. 013720 ALLEN INSURANCE AGENCY -~/27/83 024725 BOYNTON CITY FEDERAL CRED 5/27/83 11,470. 013780 aLLIED UNIVERSAL CORP 5/27/83 96. -:'" 3 5 4 0 0 I 6 -5/31783 CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH CURRENT MONTH CHECKS PAGE 14 C~ECK,." VENDOR,." VENOOR NAME CHECK DATE ...... "~c'--$5403 15404 15405 -- '1-5406 15407 15408 ~5~-0-9 15410 15411 1539[ ..... 0i37~ ........ iELTEC'~'-A%'~OCi-i'¥'E~'-'-iNC ........... ~1'2718~ -15392 014168 CHUCK AMIANO 5/27/83 15393 014240 ISlAH ANDREWS 5/27/83 70.~ 15394 ........ 01'~'30'0 ....... i"A~EN'-~NNUNZI'~TO ................ : ........ ~/£7/83 .......... I0'~ 15395 015z~81 :' ARE OFFICE.OF MANAGEMENT 5/27/83 15396 016300 -AUTOPRODUCTS, INC. 5/27/83 15398 021611 BELVEDERE 5 ~ 10 5/27/83 15399 024285 CLARK BOARDMAN CO. LTD, 5/27/83 15401 -- "02.~700 '.:::?'~:BOyNT'oN~.:::'AU/o.:~?~ : .. · - 5/27/83 I5402 0Z~7!0 ':BOYNTQN AUTQ:"SUpP[?' ' ': ' 5/27/83 15,( 7ii.: 37, 75. 50, = 25. 7ol .4 3,489.'1 025585 025595 O2~3~-=--BU~T~--NA-T'iONAL 0302'98 -':: '.:J'U DY: C A L A NiD R A .:;:. ]..: '. '::":"i':?:". 0305-58 ::ii'.NICHOKAS';'iCA'SSANDRA 03~6-2~ JEANIE CHWALIK 032897 CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH 033631 THOMAS A. CLARK BROOKS PRODUCTS BROWARD-PA;LM BEACH TRACTO 5/27/83 5/27/83 3727-/-8 j 5/27/83 5/27/83 5/27/83 5/27/83 15416 15417 ---1-5~-IB 15419 15420 15422 15423 - 0336:~ :?'CLK'OF:~COURTS:SUPPORT OEP 5/27/83 033661 CLK OF COURTS-SUPPORT DEP 5/27/83 03366<~ CLK OF COURTS-SUPPORT DEP 5/27/83 : 035450 ..!CRIMMiNS. COMPANY~ INC. 5/27/83 04039.5 DALE':5 PAINT &.'BODY SHOP 5/27/83 041 z;2 ~- .... ~)-ECf~-fUN--D A T ~ CDMPO T E R-'Cb ............. 5'/2 Y/-83 04142.1 DECISION DATA COMPUTER 5/27/83 04158! JOE DELONG 5/Z7/83 .... 15427- -- 15428 15429 --1-5-¥ 3-0 15431 15432 .... i54-3'3'- .... 15434 15435 -15438 0 5 6 0 0 .:.': 6 2,889. 0 19. 8 ~0.~0 20.fO -'' 217.C0 36.C0 3,333.23 75.C0 I-2-~ 0 .:'.'. 52.( 0 ~.;:' '37.( 0 4 7--2-C U 12.60 37.-( 0 -506~ 4 300.] 0 279. ] 4 43 ~-.-~ ~- ...... 172.~0 217.( 0 5/27/83 130.( 5/27/83 8 .( 5127/83 ............ 8;~ 5/27/83 107.5 5/27/83 108.7 0 0 0- 0 5 15437 065590 CHARLES FREDERICK 15438 066500 FUTURA PRINTING 15~39 ....... 071'557 ......... G~NERA~--~NSURANCE"UNDER-- ........... 15440 072816 CLAIRE GIRTMAN 154~1 074538 GOLD COAST GROUP '07358-00 ' F-L-OR-[U~-~N-E M PL-O¥-~-EN T ............. 5727/83 5/27/83 050~u~ cAST COAS-T FIRE EQUIP. 5-727/83 ................. 050371 PAUL ECKERT 5/27/83 200.( 051288 EDUCATION DIGEST 5/27/83 15.( O~5~3-9-C---/-E'N V-i-~O-N-N E~TKC--S-E-R-V-IC E S' 57~ 7-/8~- 180 . ( 056908 EXPORTER'S ENCYCLOPAEDIA 5/27/83 325.( -062820 FIREMEN'5 RELIEF & 5/27/83 1,987.: 062986 V W FISCHER ........... -5/2-7/83 ........ ~-O'~-d 063690 FLORIDA BOLT & NUT 5/27/83 20.5~ 063790 FLORIDA RECREATION & PARK 5/27/83 989.C 0 8 0 0 0 0 i 0 8 1 ?7 ~13'~-1,9 3 '54~2 x5443 15444 15445 15446 15447 i54~9 15450 15451 CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH PAGE' CURRENT MONTH CHECKS VENDOR ,%~ VENDOR NAME CHECK DATE 075288 DENNIS C.' GRABEEL 5/27/83 075450 GRAYBAR ELECTRIC CO. INC. 5/27/83 075581 GULF OIL CORPORATION , 5/27/83 0-8-0Y09 -'HAL'SE¥ ~S ................... -57~'-7-/83 680366 WILLIAM Ro HAMILTON 5/27/83 081605 TERRY HEMES 5/27/83 084690 EDGAR HOWELL 5/27/83 090099 I.B,M. CORPORATION 5/27/83 090104 I.B.M. CORP. 5/27/8.3 I5 TOTAL AMOUNT ............. 50.0 52.2 14,620.9 ~______ ,:;:':. 255.0~ 162,0~ 88.0 340.0 090!~8 .:;tCMA'::.RETIREMENY.i.'CORP'~:: :.:. 5/27/83 "'~; '.'. ~ ,:'d ~:'t:H EM I C '--~.:. :: ? ::~:.?;:..~ ~ :.' :.: :.. -'~.:~:. 57z 7/83 15452 15453 15454 I00201 101507 .DEE G. JEGHERS. . . . .. 5/27/83 104758 THE JOURNAL OF ACCOUNTANC 5/27/83 .... 200.0' 20-0 15455 15456 15457 15458 15459 -i~--4~' 111550 115595 1.15601 120500 120546 121520 BERT KEEHR 5/27/83 LORRAINE KRUPOWIES ' 5/27/83 ELEANOR - KRUSELL:. ': ':7'/:i:','. :::il.'"' ~'::. '.' .. ·5/27'/83 · ' BOB LATHAM ;:'i:??':::~;;::L'!:'!:'?'::'I; '"~: i':'!"."' :"::'::'::!:"5/27/83 :'.LAWMEN' S'- AND:: SHOOTER' S 5/27/83 200.0 10.0 42.4 200,0 '856,0. LEAHY BUSINESS ARCHIVES 5/27/83 1,981.5 15461 15462 5463 15464 15465 15467 15468 15470 15471 15473 I5474 --'152~7 5 15476 15477 121740 SALLY LEWIS 122911 LLOYDS AUTO ELECTRIC 130400 MANHATTAN's:TROPHIES 130532 MARRiOTT..HOTEL'.: ': .... .. .. 130560 ::H.F. MASON:,EQUIP, C'0 130950 WILLIE RUTH MCGRADY 131572 MEIDINGER, INC. 131682 METRO ZOO 132771 ...... N-~-[LER DODGE ' :.:. -.'.:.-..~:. 5/27/83 2.0.0 5/27/83 310.. 0 5 / 27/83"::- 7:-:- ii::i~!!.i:i;'::;.- ': '326 '. 71 5/2 7Z 83':; i. :': ;?!!!ii!i~i~ 4~0'. o, 5/27/83 ' ': :'-,'¥~?~!::...'. ':..-,~6 2. ~. 5/27/83 5/27/83 5/27/83 67.2 500.0~ 199.1 I19.9: 200.0( 2,453.8( 69.5{ ~o'~o~ 200.0~ 172.5~ -- 5 2%-~! .... 26.2: 71.0~ 57.0( 618.2: 852.7] 15482 162790 PIERCE TIRE CO., INC. 5/27/83 15483 162799 PIERIAN'PRESS 5/27/83 :i5~84. ---'16-2873 ....... [YNNE-"P'ITT%RD .................................. 5/27783 15485 164500 ROBERT POCSIK 5/27/83 15486 164503 ANDREW PODRAY 5/27/83 15~87 .... 1-65313 .... PREFERRED-"S~RVICES .............. 5727/83 15488 166201 PUBLIX MARKET 5/27/83 15489 176397 R.C. SPORTS 5/27/83 15490 - '180411 RAINBOW PKINTING' INC - 5/27/83 15491 186500 RUSSELL & AXON 5/27/83 15492 190181 SCRWTD BOARD 5/27/83 'I5478 ......... -1-6-0'407 ........ P~EM-BE~CH-HYDR~U'[~CS ..................... 5727/83 15479 161511 PEACOCK'S RADIATOR SERVIC 5/27/83 15480 16165C CHARLES PERSING 5/27/83 154'81 ......... I~2660 ...........PHYSIC'I~NSW-"D~SK REFERENC ............ 5/27/'83 136420 MUNICIPAL POLICE .... ';" 5/27/83 ':;:,2,292.5 · 140409 NASHUA CORPORATION ' '. i' 5/27/83 '~" 495.0 ....... i~0'-4~'~ ...... ~TiON~L-L'~RAR'y'"'RESOORC'~ ................ 5/2'~'~3' 58.~ ............ 150851 JIM O'CONNOR 5/27/83 37.5~ 160372 PALM BEACH AUTO PARTS 5/27/83 356.3t ~6-~3~-~ATM~A~R~K~HEEC~.~-~572~7~83~7~`.~.~.~9~-T~ 160382 '::'.PALM .BEACH COUNTY COUNCI~:': . 5/27/83 ' ":i. ':ii:.:: 50o0~ 160392 PALM BEACH COUNTY - SOLID 5/27/83 943.3 %~-,~'5/~!,/'83 CTTY OF BOYNTON BEACH .~7 C U R R E N T M O N T _.H_. _C H E C K S CHECK,,-" VENDOR f~ V~NDOR- NAME CHECK DATE PAGE TOTAL AMOUNT _15493 192802 -'SIRCHIE--FINGERPRINT LABOR 5/27/83 15494 1~594 SOLAR-GARD OF BOYNTON INC 5/27/83 254o5 294703 SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE 5/27/83 15496 196020 STAT'E OF FLORIDA-' DEPT.' 5/27/83 15497 lq6394 SUN LIGHTING & ELECTRICAL 5/27/83 15~B 196397 SUN OATA INC 5/Z7/83 .............................................. 57Z77'83 1~499 ....... 196~'i~ ...... ~UPELCO~INC. 15500 200100 TAB PRODUCTS CO. .. 5/27/83 1550I 2102~6 U$CM OEFERRED COMP. PRO. 5/27/83 15502 216A-01 .... UNITED S~ATES CHAMBER OF .' 265 65. Y,549.i~8 35. 145. 190, 69. 4,036 '!'i!:':~i!:'!!i!~!i'i.14; ~o o 15503 15505 i5506 i5507 ~5508 221486 · -ilOAMES:iW:.;::':':.VANCE:~'i'::R'A- .:" i'---. 5/27/83 22L489-- "~VANTAGE;!:':-'c'OMMUNICAT IONS IN::..:.::: '":": 5/27/83 : 22292'~-- V ~ N I N G S--" C-HE M I C A i'-'-"C''OM PANY .......... ~ ~'2-'7/83 ": 999. 65. 15509 15510 i55!2 15513 15515. 15516 --'I55~7 15518 15519 230200 W.E.S.C.O. 5/27/83 2304-48 BILL WALLACE LEASINC INC. 5/27/83 23052.1 JAMES --~- WARNKE 5'~'~-77-8-3 .5/2?/83 5/27/83 5-£Z7/-8"3- 5/27/83 5/27/83 57~/ 8 3 '5/27/83 230540 '."::' WATER.' DEPARTMENT:. .:i'.' ."'- .:....'i 231582 .'::'WELDtNG:::~'PRODUC'TSLCORP° ' . : 2 3-i6-00 .... -T~"O~-S--~'- fie NG LER 232405 TRELA J WHITE 232550 TOM WILLIAMS 2"3'2-$G-8---~TE-D-~-i~N "W ~.~:.~ W-~-~/H-: ..: :::'-:.' .'' :.:.: . ...- 235496 ':.":SAMuEE. '"~ ~' :WR I'GHT"':: ::"i" :: "::":..':.- "': 241596- '276-2-83~' 264550 390051 '-XEROX:~CORPORATION ~ 5/'27/83 C~R'L--ZIMMER'MAN ...................................... --5~27~83 BETTY ZOBEL 5/27/83 MARY R. MUNRO 5/27/83 1,112. :' .... ' .......... ~ 23 i .::::~-========================, I i 0 ' ?:' ':?':~!.i:':!- ':':-. O0 170, O0 324~ O0 -]!' ?!?:.'"' :-:'i 21'7:, O0. ' ,.:..' '.:: ?i~ :.'.'. '" :: :.-' t 6 6 7 ]. 50 O0 492 06 1,907,788