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Minutes 09-18-84MINUTES OF THE REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING HELD AT CITY HALL, BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA, SEPTEMBER 18, 1984 PRESENT Carl Zimmerman, Mayor Robert Ferrell, Vice Mayor Nick Cassandra, Councilman James R. Warnke, Councilman Samuel L. Wright, Councilman William Sullivan, Acting City Manager Betty S. Boroni, City Clerk James W. Vance, City Attorney Mayor Zimmerman called the meeting to order at 7:30 P. M. He announced the invocation will be given by Rev. Ben Tidwell, Westside Baptist Church, followed by the Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag led by Councilman Wright. AGENDA APPROVAL Councilman Warnke stated he would like to take Item E from the Consent Agenda for separate consideration. Mr. Sullivan stated under Announcements, it should be announced that next Monday, September 24, we will have the final public hearing for adoption of the new 84/85 budget. Under Consent Agenda, Item H, he has an additional bill from the South Central Regional Wastewater Treatment & Disposal Board in the amount of $164,022, which was approved on June 19 by the Board. He would like to delete Item VIII-B because the applicant has requested this be deleted until the October 16 meeting because it is being referred back to the Community Appearance Board. Vice Mayor Ferrell stated he would like to move from the Consent Agenda, Item G, in reference to the South Central Regional Wastewater Treatment & Disposal Board budget for separate discussion. Councilman Warnke moved that the agenda be approved as corrected, seconded by Councilman Wright. Motion carried 5-0. ANNOUNCEMENTS Mayor Zimmerman announced the next City Council meeting will be held on Wednesday, October 3, 1984, due to the run-off election on Tuesday, October 2, 1984. The Mayor announced the first City Council meeting in November will be held on Wednesday, ~November 7, 1984, due to the General Election on Tuesday, November 6, 1984. - 1 - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA SEPTEMBER 18, 1984 Mayor Zimmerman announced a budget hearing will be held next Monday, which is the final public hearing on the fiscal year budget coming up. MINUTES Regular City Council Meeting Minutes of September 5, 1984 Councilman Warnke referred to the second paragraph on Page 3 and stated he thinks the traffic signal should be at N. E. 22nd Avenue. Also, under Appointment of Police Chief, it should read "Councilman" Warnke and not Mayor. Under Public Audience, the light should also be at N. E. 22nd Avenue. Vice Mayor Ferrell made a motion to approve the minutes as corrected, seconded by Councilman Warnke. Motion carried 4-0 with Councilman Cassandra abstaining since he was not present. CITY MANAGER'S REPORT Beach Project Mr. Sullivan referred to the beach project coming along and advised part of the contract calls for official closing of the beach for two days for transition from Phase I to Phase II. We are at that point right now and the beach will be closed for the next two days to the public as a safety pre- caution. It is anticipated it will be open this coming weekend. Proposed Capital Improvement Program Mr. Sullivan referred to copies of the proposed capital improvement program being distributed and stated he hopes the Council will have an opportunity to review it and discuss it next Monday. PUBLIC AUDIENCE Dogs Running at Large Mrs. Wilda Searcy told about certain dogs running loose in her neighborhood. She told about the animal officers not being able to catch them and suggested calling out the Army - 2 - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA SEPTEMBER 18, 1984 Reserves. These dogs are diseased, a nuisance and dangerous. Councilman Warnke added that these dogs were living in a house which was demolished and are now running around the neighborhood. He believes the Council should direct the proper authorities to get rid of these dogs. Mayor Zimmerman questioned the number of dogs and Mrs. Searcy replied there are two. Mayor Zimmerman referred to the usual procedure on this and Mr. Sullivan advised he will turn this over to the Animal Warden. He believes it has been studied by the Animal Warden and George Hunt. He thought it was resolved, but he will check into it tomorrow. Proposed Capital Improvement Program Mrs. Wilda Searcy referred to an article in the paper in reference to $13,000,000 being spent in Boynton Beach and asked if they were going to get some sidewalks, etc. in her area. Mayor Zimmerman informed her this is a capital impro- vements program to improve various buildings, etc., but does not include streets or sidewalks. Mrs. Searcy asked if she has to go to the courts to get some improvements in her neighborhood as they need better living conditions in the black neighborhood. Councilman Wright referred to her raising these concerns with Community Development and Mrs. Searcy replied that Community Development started working with some people living in dilapidated houses, but she thinks more people need to get involved in this. Mayor zimmerman stated we do have a new budget with a road repair program, but he doesn't know if sidewalks were included. Mr. Sullivan advised as far as including sidewalks, they were analyzed throughout the city and the worse ones are taken care of. Also, 10th Avenue has been completed and three streets in Cherry Hill are going out to bid. These are two large projects which have been done in that area. Mrs. Searcy again stressed the need for sidewalks and Mr. Sullivan replied there are a lot of sidewalks and streets in Boynton Beach in need of repairs. A list of these is prepared for the Council's approval. There was further discussion about the need for sidewalks and Councilman Wright told about other groups wanting other improvements and about things being done in this area. - 3 - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA SEPTEMBER 18, 1984 Mayor Zimmerman requested Mrs. Searcy to be present at the public hearing on Monday night to fight for an increased budget in order to accomplish these things. Allegation of Zoning Violation Mrs. Sherry Schiller, 1057 S. W. 27th Avenue, read a peti- tion signed by residents of Golfview Harbour in reference to the zoning code being violated at 1096 S. W. 27th Avenue. Councilman Cassandra told about checking out this house per- sonally and reported there is an excessive number of cars parked there and an extra kitchen was constructed in the garage. Also, there is the question they might be holding house prayers in the home. He requested an investigation to be made by the Building Department. Mr. Bud Howell, Building Official, reported that they did go through the house and it was clean. They were told that prayer meetings are held there, but there is nothing preventing that. Also, there is nothing against having two kitchens. Councilman Cassandra stated that he feels personally there is more than one family living in this house. He thinks we have requirements which should be tightened up to define a one family r~esidence. Mr. Vance advised he will review the code. Councilman Cassandra questioned the enforcement of one family living in a house and Mr. Howell told about court cases and how there could not be control over who was living in a house. Councilman Wright questioned how many black residents are living in this area and Councilman Cassandra enumerated the various groups living in this area, but clarified that the petition was signed by all ethnic groups. Councilman Cassandra requested that a legal opinion be obtained for these people and Mr. Vance told about some federal decisions which have been made in this area and suggested that a field investigation was the only way to determine what is going on in a house. Councilman Cassandra agreed a field investigation would be helpful, but it must be after 5:00 P. M. Mayor Zimmerman suggested having the City Manager's office check this out with the help of the City Attorney and submit - 4 - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA SEPTEMBER 18, 1984 a report. Mr. Sullivan replied this could be done by the next Council meeting on October 3. Request for Safety Rope at Beach Mrs. Genevieve Savage, Sterling Village, referred to the senior citizens enjoying the beach and stated there used to be a rope in the ocean which they could hold onto. Since the beach is being improved, she wonders if such a rope could be included. Mayor Zi~merman requested Mr. Frederick to comment. Mr. Frederick advised they are taking a look at it again and are checking with iother beaches in Palm Beach County. He will have a report for the Council's con- sideration at the next Council meeting. Allegation of Zoning Violation Mr. Bob Tegart, 1099 S. W. 27th Avenue, stated he signed the petition submitted and wants to make it clear that race, color, creed or religion is not an issue here. The issue is a single family residence being used for multiple family. He would recommend the appropriate time to investigate would be between 5:00 and 8:00 A. M. with the people exiting to ten to twelve cars. If there is no legal way to enforce the zoning, then it should be zoned multiple and he will make multiple use of his home. Boynton Plaza Development Plans Mr. Ron Reeves, 117 North Congress Avenue, stated in reference to Item B which was deleted, there are people here in opposition to this building and he would like a count taken in case they are not able to attend the next meeting. He also submitted a petition. Mayor Zimmerman counted about 19 to 20 people present in opposition. Councilman Cassandra requested that copies of the petition be made for the Council. Beach Project Mr. Ben Uleck, 1507 S. W. 17th Avenue, referred to September 10 being the deadline for the completion of the beach pro- ject and questioned what the penalty is and Mr. Sullivan informed him it is $500 per day and the contractor has been put on notice. Mr. Uleck urged the Council not to issue any - 5 - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA SEPTEMBER 18, 1984 extra work orders to this contractor and requested that it be completed as it stands. Request for Additional Agenda Information Mr. Ben Uleck requested that the agenda contains the exact request in reference to a height variance and the reason requested under Development Plans. Mayor Zimmerman replied these items have to be kept rather brief because of the number of pages involved, but possibly an additional fact or two in the way of numbers could be included. Mr. Uleck requested that the number of feet and purpose be included. Mayor Zimmerman agreed this information would be helpful and requested the City Manager's department to include anything like that which could be put in a reasonable amount of space. Waiver of Fee for Permit to Solicit Mrs. Fern Wilson, 512 N. W. 8th Court, told about the wOrk done by the Atlantic High School Band. She told about fund raising efforts of this group and stated in order to solicit in Boynton Beach, they were told the fee is $10 for the per- mit plus 25~ for each youngster collecting money. This is not a great amount, but when kids are trying to raise money and keep out of trouble, it is a lot. She respectfully requests that the Council waive this $10 solicitation fee and 25~ for each youngster. Their drive is scheduled ten- tatively for October 13. Each youngster would be under the supervision of an adult and the police will be notified. Councilman Cassandra stated he would like to pay the $10 fee for the permit. Councilman Wright questioned how many children were involved and Mrs. Wilson replied there are 125 kids. Vice Mayor Ferrell asked if there was any problem with waiving the fee and Mr. Vance replied that it has been done before and Mr. Sullivan added that it was done for the Girl Scouts. Vice Mayor ~errell made a motion to waive all fees for this solicitation, since we have done it before. Councilman Wright seconded the motion. Mayor Zimmerman added that badges will ihave to be issued. Motion carried 5-0. - 6 - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA SEPTEMBER 18, 1984 Mrs. Boroni advised that 765 badges were just issued to Congress Middle School with a permit and they paid $201. Vice Mayor Ferrell suggested the City Attorney look at this and structure exceptions into it for educational institu- tions. Mr. Vance informed him this would raise the issue of discrimination. Mayor Zimmerman stated that it is at the discretion of the Council. CONSENT AGENDA A. Bids 1. 18 Tons Bulk Fertilizer for The Golf Course The Tabulation Committee recommends awarding the bid to the low bidder, Woodbury Chemical, in the amount of $4,882.25. 2. 5,600 Pounds of Grass Seed for the Golf Cours~ The Tabulation Committee recommends awarding the bid to the low bidder, Woodbury Chemical, in the amount of $4,816. Swale Construction for Drainage Improvements and/or Swale Sodding for 1984 - Engineering The Tabulation Committee recommends awarding the bid to the low bidder, S. E. Cattle Company, in the amount of $36,057.10. 4. Re-roof Wilson Center - Building Department The Tabulation Committee recommends awarding the bid to the lone bidder, A.C.I. Century, Inc., in the amount of $15,665. The City Manager recommends expanding the project to do the entire roof by using contingency funds and use the reroofing process of the same nature that was used for City Hall and the Library. 5. Golf Ball Retrieval - Golf Cours~ The Tabulation Committee recommends awarding the bid to the high concessionaire, International Golf, in the amount of $3~024. J I!1 - 7 - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA SEPTEMBER 18, 1984 6. Two Front Loader and Refuse Compactors - Public Works The Tabulation Committee recommends awarding the bid to South Florida Mack Truck in the amount of $142,418 including a trade-in and the City Manager concurs with this recommendation. B. Resolutions Proposed Resolution No. 84-VVV - Re: Accepting Improvements and Bond Reduction for Sky Lake Plat II A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA, ACCEPTING IMPROVEMENTS AND REDUCING THE PERFORMANCE BOND FOR PLAT II OF SKY LAKE RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 46, PAGES 81, 82 and 83 Proposed Resolution No. 84-WWW - Re: Revenue Sharing Handicapped Regulations - Grievance Procedures RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA, ADOPTING A GRIEVANCE PROCEDURE PURSUANT TO REVENUE SHARING REGULATIONS PROHIBITING DISCRIMINATION ON THE BASIS OF HANDICAPPED STATUS. C. Approve Budget Transfers Transfer of contingency funds for re-roofing Wilson Center Building The City Manager submitted this request dated 9/12/84. Transfer of contingency funds in City Attorney Department budget for expenditures to end of fiscal year The City Manager submitted this request dated 9/12/84. Transfer of compensation adjustment fund for management package originally budgeted within Compensation Adjustment The Finance Director submitted this request dated 9/13/84. - 8 - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA SEPTEMBER 18, 1984 Transfer of compensation adjustment fund for health insurance originally budgeted within Compensation Adjustment The Finance Director submitted this request dated 9/13/84. Transfer of contingency funds for Compensation Adjustment The City Manager submitted this request dated 9/14/84. Transfer of contingency funds for funding in accounts to end of fiscal year The City Manager submitted this request dated 9/14/84. Transfer of funds to redistribute budgeted funds for copy machine to appropriate departments The City Manager submitted this request dated 9/14/84. D. List of Payments - Month of August, 1984 See list attached. Fe Approve Steven Walter, Project Superintendent of Fullwood, Inc. request for permission to place an 8' x 32' sales and construction trailer in conjunction with the building of Boynton Beach Distribution Center on High Ridge Road The Building Official recommends approval and noted the trailer would remain on site for the duration of this pro- ject. H. Approval of Bills See list attached with addition. Councilman Cassandra moved to accept Consent Agenda, Item A, 1 thru 6; Item B, Resolutions 84-VVV and 84-WWW; Item C, 1 thru 7; Item D; Item F; Item H with additional bill from South Central Regional Wastewater Treatment & Disposal Board in the amount of $164,022. Councilman wright seconded the motion. Under discussion, Councilman Warnke referred to Approval of Bills having a bill from Russell & Axon in the amount of $11,214.86 and stated two years ago, he asked for itemized bills. He read the statement submitted and stated he believes for us to evaluate bills of this size, we should - 9 - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA SEPTEMBER 18, 1984 have attachments and staff comments including statements why they could not be done in-house. He wants it broken down by man hours with details on bills from Russell & Axon. Councilman Cassandra stated that he believes Mr. Cessna gets that breakdown and a copy could be attached to the bill for our review. Mr. Sullivan agreed it could be included with the agenda material and Mr. Cessna added that he will see that it is done. Motion carried 5-0. Ee Approve Authorization for Professional Services Seacrest/Boynton Canal Water Main Crossing Report Councilman Warnke stated he was disturbed with the suggestion to refer this to Russell & Axon to perform their services at a fee up to $3,500 to determine whether or not the water pipe is hung properly from the bridge. He showed pictures and told personally about what equipment he had observed at this crossing. He explained how he did not think this professional service was necessary and this could be done by our own engineering department and the utility company. He would like to turn this down and have it sent back to our engineering department and ask for an explana- tion why we should go through this expense. There was further discussion about the condition of the bolts and Mr. Cessna offered to go with Councilman Warnke and show him the items referred to in the report. Mr. Cessna added that the bolts are just hanging there, the cable and straps are badly deteriorated and he brought this up because this is a main line. Councilman Warnke replied that he does not see where we have to spend $3,500 for a study. Councilman Cassandra moved to table this, so Councilman Warnke is satisfied the staff is not misleading the Council and also can meet with Mr. Cessna to resolve this. Councilman Warnke seconded the motion and it carried 5-0. Ge Ratification of South Central Regional Wastewater Treatment & Disposal Board Action of September 13, 1984 of Fiscal Year 84/85 Plant Operating Budget Vice Mayor Ferrell stated he thinks we have to ratify this, but he would like to go on record to have a letter sent by the City Manager requesting the budget be resubmitted - 10 - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA SEPTEMBER 18, 1984 showing costs for the same items during the last two years, showing new items, etc. He thinks we should have this because we do not review the budget line by line. Mr. Ferrell so moved, seconded by Councilman Warnke. Mayor Zimmerman clarified that the City Manager will make our desires known with a request for a comparison budget with line items. Vice Mayor Ferrell added that transfers are made without approval and he has some questions about that. Mr. Cessna added that the budget was only received about seven days before and he would hope they would be asked to submit it at least one month prior next year so it can be reviewed. Councilman Wright asked if there is a deadline to approve this and Councilman Warnke replied that it is approved by the Board and just requires our ratification. Vice Mayor Ferrell clarified that it was passed by the Board on the basis a more extensive presentation would be made by the next quarterly meeting and he wants to make sure it will be done. Mr. Vance stated that he understands the Council's concern and is in agreement, but thinks there is a time fac- tor problem here. Vice Mayor Ferrell clarified that he was not suggesting to delay ratification, but be sure to get a more extensive review before the next quarterly meeting. He has d~scussed this with the City Manager and will work with him on drafting the letter. Motion carried 5-0. BIDS NONE PUBLIC HEARING Approve request by Robert G. Beane to rezone a .52 acre par- cel from R-3 multiple-family residential to C-2 neighborhood commercial and to amend the future land use element of the Comprehensive Plan from high-density residential to local retail commercial. This parcel of land is located in the 700 block of North Seacrest Blvd. Mr. Annunziato showed the location of the property and advised the Planning Department recommended that this application be denied and submitted a report listing the - 11 - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA SEPTEMBER 18, 1984 reasons. This recommendation was forwarded to the Planning & Zoning Board and after conducting a public hearing, the Planning & Zoning Board made a recommendation to approve this request. Mr. Gene Moore, attorney representing the applicant, stated Mr. Beane applied for rezoning of this property two years ago, but it was denied and suggested at that time it could be C-2. Since then, 120 residential units have been constructed. This property is left, which is abutted by C-2 to the south. This property is not susceptible for reaso- nable development of multi-family dwellings, mainly because of the size of the parcel with a lack of depth and with fronting on Seacrest Boulevard which is heavily travelled. This can only be used for reasonable neighborhood commercial to service the people there. It is not spot zoning since C-2 zoning is adjacent. Mr. Beane did discuss with the developers of the apartments whether they would be interested in this property, but they declined saying a buffer was needed by the arterial street. They do not feel there is adequately zoned commercial in this area. There has not been any new commercial development in the C-2 area even with the advent of Martin Luther King, Jr. Boulevard. They feel this should be added. They feel it is an ideal site for limited commercial uses to adequately service the people living there. There was no opposition at the Planning & Zoning Board and he sees none here tonight and feels that is support for this change. A favorable ruling was obtained from the Planning & Zoning Board. Mayor zimmerman ascertained nobody else wanted to speak in favor or opposition. Councilman Warnke moved that the request by Robert G. Beane to rezone this parcel from R-3 to C-2 be approved, seconded by Councilman Cassandra. No discussion. Motion carried 5-0. Approve rezoning request to change the zoning classification of the land surrounding the High Ridge Country Club from R-1AAA single family residential to R-1AA single family residential submitted by Fred Roth for Ralph Biernbaumo This property is located on N. W. 7th Court extended at Miner Road extended. Mr. Annunziato referred to a recommendation being submitted from the Planning Department and he noted the requirements of R-1AA zoning. After conducting a public hearing, the - 12 - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA SEPTEMBER 18, 1984 Planning & Zoning Board unanimously recommended that this request be approved subject to the dedication and construc- tion of Miner Road from High Ridge Road to Congress Avenue including a bridge across the canal. Councilman Cassandra questioned why a two grade change was recommended and stated he is concerned about downgrading the quality of homes. Mr. Annunziato replied the project as proposed, density-wise, still falls under the land use recommended in the Comprehensive Plan. Mr. Fred Roth added that an 8,000 sq. ft. lot and 1,500 sq. ft. house is of subStantial size. They made this request based on the surrounding area and changes which have occurred. Even R-1AAB is a fairly large unit on a large lot. This is basi- callY surrounded with industrial or PUD with heavier den- sity. They felt an exclusive type house would not be a viable product in this area. He showed a proposed layout of the lots and pointed out how they would wrap around the existing golf course. He referred to preserving trees and having park areas and advised there will be the same density as in R-1AAA. Mr. Roth then stated in reference to the recommendations concerning the construction of Miner Road, he would like to request there be consideration given to the impact which will be on this road other than from this development. He would like other contributions considered for the cost of constructing Miner Road. Mr. Annunziato replied that at this point, we are not in the position to assess any other property owner in the area. This property almost entirely borders Miner Road. Mr. Roth clarified that their major concern is jumping the canal with bridges and going off site. Mr. Vance asked if the applicant concurs and agrees with the condition of rezoning as outlined by Mr. Annunziato and Mr. Roth replied affirmatively, but he is asking con- sideration for construction which will go off-site. Mr. Vance again asked if he agreed to this condition and Mr. Roth replied affirmatively. Mr. Vance added that he is sure the Planning Department will take this request under advise- ment. Mr. Roth clarified that he is not disputing it, but because of the cost associated with it and because it impacts other developments, he would like that considered. - 13 - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA SEPTEMBER 18, 1984 Mr. Vance clarified that he is agreeing to build Miner Road as requested and Mr. Roth agreed. Councilman Wright questioned the price of these homes and Mr. Roth replied there is a contract to purchase on the pro- perty contingent on rezoning. It will probably be similar to Sky Lake. Councilman Warnke questioned how many homes could be allowed under R-1AAA opposed to R-1AA and Mr. Roth showed a concep- tual plan containing 234 lots and advised the original PUD under R-1AAA contained 160 lots. They further discussed the number and size of the homes. Mayor Zimmerman asked if anyone wanted to speak in favor of this rezoning and received no response. He asked if anyone was opposed and received no response. Vice Mayor Ferrell made a motion to approve this request subject to the Planning Department's recommendation regarding Miner Road as requested by the City Attorney. Councilman Wright seconded the motion. Under discussion, Councilman Warnke commented that he has trouble with reducing the highest rating in our city from R-1AAA to R-1AA to get an extra 150 people in this area. We are having problems with population now. He cannot go along with reducing that fine piece of property any lower just to get more people in. Motion carried 4-1 with Councilman Warnke dissenting. At this time, Mayor Zimmerman declared a break and then reconvened the meeting at 9:10 P. M. DEVELOPMENT PLANS Approve request for a variance to Ordinance No. 83-40 which places a moratorium on new construction or building renova- tion in the Community Redevelopment Area, as well as site plan approval to install a satellite receiving dish on the roof of First Financial Plaza, located at 639 E. Ocean Ave. Mr. Annunziato stated this item came to the Council first and a height exception was granted. After conducting a public hearing, the Planning & Zoning Board unanimously recommended approval. It was also approved by the Community Appearance Board. - 14 - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA SEPTEMBER 18, 1984 Mr. Bill Rawson informed the Council this particular dish is 8 ft. in a fully erected position. When in a working posi- tion, it is less than 8 ft. off the roof. After further explaining the installation, he advised it is 48 feet to the top of the elevator shaft on the building and this is below it. Councilman Cassandra stated he was concerned about satellite dishes two years ago and an ordinance was written covering the installation from the ground, but he doesn't believe it covers satellites on roofs. He believes that should be con- sidered. Councilman Wright moved adoption of this request, seconded by Vice Mayor Ferrell. Motion carried 4-1 with Mr. Warnke dissenting. Approve request to construct a two story office building of approximately 12,000 sq. ft. plus parking lot renovations at the Boynton Plaza located at 111 N. Congress Avenue. This request was submitted by Herbert C. Gibson for Nicholas Athans. DELETED Approve request to approve the modification of Forum Shoppes, office building, consistent with the height excep- tion approved by the City Council. This request was sub- mitted by Siteworks, Inc. for Claude B. Gagne and is to be located at Congress Avenue at Ocean Drive. Mr. Annunziato referred to the height exception being granted by the City Council and advised this comes now with a positive recommendation from the Planning & Zoning Board, the planning staff and Community Appearance Board with no comments. Councilman Cassandra questioned the height excep- tion and Mayor Zimmerman informed him it was 4 ft. for an elevator. Vice Mayor Ferrell made a motion to approve this request, seconded by Councilman Warnke. No discussion. Motion carried 5-0. - 15 - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA SEPTEMBER 18, 1984 Approve request to modify the loading dock on Building D at Boynton Beach Promenade as well as to change site lighting, to be located at Old Boynton Road and N. Congress Avenue. This request was submitted by Peabody and Childs for Edward J. DeBartolo Corporation. Mr. Annunziato informed the Council the applicant has deter- mined the need to adjust the loading dock and lighting on this site. It was reviewed by the Planning & Zoning Board and recommended unanimously with no comments. Councilman Warnke moved to approve this request to modify the loading dock on Building D at Boynton Beach Promenade as well as to change the site lighting. Vice Mayor Ferrell seconded the motion and it carried 5-0. Approve request to construct optional screened porches on apartments at Golfview Harbour Estates, which has previous site plan approval. Golfview Harbour Estates is located on Congress Avenue at S.W. 25th Place, and this request was submitted by Norman Michaels for the Milnor Corporation. Mr. Annunziato explained this concerns only the construction of screened porches and advised the staff reviewed and recommended approval as submitted. The Planning & Zoning Board and Community Appearance Board both unanimously approved. Councilman Cassandra moved t'o approve the recommendation of the Planning & Zoning Board for approval of the Golfview Harbour Estates screened porches. Councilman Wright seconded the motion. No discussion. Motion carried 5-0. Approve request to reconstruct boat launching facilities, rest rooms, picnic shelters and parking at the Boynton Beach Boat Club Park on North U.S. 1 and N.E. 21st Avenue. This request was submitted by Edward D. Stone, Jr. & Associates for the City of Boynton Beach. Mr. Annunziato showed the site plan and enumerated the improvements planned. This request was reviewed by the Technical ReView Board and forwarded to the Planning & Zoning Board with several staff comments. The Planning & Zoning Board approved subject to staff comments. It was also reviewed by the Community Appearance Board and approved. - 16 - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA SEPTEMBER 18, 1984 Councilman Cassandra referred to being concerned with having that motel and bar in front of this beautiful park and asked if anything had progressed in that area and Mr. Frederick replied that the capital improvements plan includes a figure for the purchase of the property in front. Councilman Warnke moved that the request to reconstruct the boat launching facilities, rest rooms, picnic shelters and parking at Boat Club Park be approved subject to staff com- ments. Vice Mayor Ferrell seconded the motion. No discussion. Motion carried 5-0. Approve request to construct a one story industrial building to be known as the Rouse Building for testing laboratories and administrative offices on a 72,056 square foot site on Neptune Drive at Thor Drive. This request was submitted by Frank Snedaker for Jack Rouse. Mr. Annunziato explained the function of the business and showed the location of the site. He advised the Technical Review Board forwarded recommendations to the Planning & Zoning Board and the Planning & Zoning Board recommended approval subject to comments. It was also reviewed and approved by the Community Appearance Board. Mr. Richard Otto told about their present business in Pompano Beach of primarily testing soil for new construction and stated they are looking forward to relocating to Boynton Beach. Mayor zimmerman asked if he was aware of the staff comments and Mr. Otto replied affirmatively. Councilman Wright asked how many jobs would be created and Mr. Otto explained that they would be relocating from Pompano Beach, but are looking at expanding. Councilman Cassandra referred to the stipulation by the City Engineer regarding drain fields and asked if this implied certain toxic type material would be going into the sewer and Mr. Annunziato replied those issues were addressed and he thinks tgat recommendation had to do with on-site reten- tion facilities. He added that the Technical Review Board was concerned with fleet maintenance on site and this was rectified in the environmental review procedure with the applicant constructing the proper drains to empty into a tank. There were also comments regarding the storage of fuel and bulk storage of waste materials. Councilman - 17- REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA SEPTEMBER 18, 1984 Cassandra clarified that they will have a tank with spill- over into sewage and Mr. Annunziato agreed as that is common procedure. Mayor Zimmerman asked if this would be monitored and Mr. Annunziato replied affirmatively. Councilman Warnke moved that this request be approved sub- ject to staff comments, seconded by Vice Mayor Ferrell. No discussion. Motion carried 5-0. Approve request to construct CATV facilities consistent with the approved master plan modification for Boynton Lakes PUD at LWDD E-4 Canal at LWDD Canal 20. This request was sub- mitted by James Holland for Lennar Homes, Inc. Mr. Annunziato informed the Council the 60 ft. free standing antenna was approved by the City Council. This went to the Planning & Zoning Board after review by the Technical Review Board. The Technical Review Board included several staff comments and the Planning & Zoning Board recommended appro- val subject to staff comments. The Community Appearance Board reviewed and approved. He understands the Community Appearance Board noted landscaping recommendations on the plan and these will be noted by the Building Department. Councilman Cassandra questioned why 60 ft. was required for the antenna and Mr. James Holland explained the extra height was needed to pickup the Miami Channel 6. Councilman Cassandra asked if a field measurement test was done and Mr. Holland replied affirmatively. Councilman Warnke stated when Channel 6 separated from Channel 33, they indicated they were going to increase their signal strength. Mr. Holland agreed they were still supposed to do that and also increase their tower height. Mayor Zimmerman clarified that the height is not an issue tonight. Councilman Cassandra stated that he didn't feel 60 ft. is warranted. Vice Mayor Ferrell moved to approve this request with the staff comments, seconded by Councilman Wright. Under discussion, Mayor Zimmerman asked if they understood the staff comments and are willing to comply and Mr. Holland replied affirmatively. Motion carried 3-2 with Councilman Cassandra and Councilman Warnke dissenting. - 18 - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA SEPTEMBER 18, 1984 Approve request for preliminary plat approval of Boynton Lakes PUD Plat 4 located north of LWDD 19, east of Congress Avenue. This request provides for infrastructure improve- ments related to the construction of 167 single family detached, zero lot line homes on 54.7 acres plus the dedica- tion of a 7 acre park for public purposes, consistent with a previously aDproved master plan modification. Mr. Annunziato explained the highlights of the plat and pointed out access to the site. Councilman Wright questioned the price of the homes and Mr. Holland informed him they would be in the $60,000 to $70,000 range. Mayor Zimmerman asked if he was acquainted with the staff comments and is willing to comply and Mr. Holland replied affir- matively. Vice Mayor Ferrell made a motion to approve this request subject to comments, seconded by Councilman Warnke. No discussion. Motion carried 5-0. Consider Annexation Request and forward to Planning & Zoning Board - United States Postal Facility Mr. Annunziato explained the location. Vice Mayor Ferrell moved to forward this to the Planning & Zoning Board, seconded by Councilman Cassandra. Under discussion, Councilman Warnke commented that he could not see the advan- tage as it is non-taxable. Mayor Zimmerman asked if a pocket would still remain and Mr. Annunziato replied affir- matively. Mayor Zimmerman questioned what happens to the sewer and water rates when property is annexed and Mr. Sullivan replied they would not be affected and the standard city rate would be utilized. He added that with this being the Boynton Beach Regional Post Office, it would make more sense to be located in the city. Councilman Warnke referred to the old post office remaining and Mayor Zimmerman agreed that it would remain as a sub-station. Mr. Annunziato added that 19 routes east of 1-95 would be operated out of the present facility. Motion carried 5-0. Consider Annexation Request and forward to Planning & Zoning Board - Lakes of Hypoluxo Mayor Zimmerman stated this is an 18 acre parcel in the northwest corner of town. Mr. Annunziato added that city property is adjacent to.the east and south. This is a true county pocket and annexation would begin to close that - 19 - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA SEPTEMBER 18, 1984 pocket. The recommendation is this be forwarded to the Planning & Zoning Board for public hearings and recommendation. Vice Mayor Ferrell made a motion to forward this to the Planning & Zoning Board, seconded by Councilman Wright. Under discussion, Councilman Warnke referred to there being no indication at this time of what kind of homes will be built and stated there will be an impact on our water system. Mr. Annunziato informed him the request is for zero lot line, single family development and he believes the den- sity proposed is four units per acre. The density is nego- tiable subject to our review. As far as utilities, we would be obligated to serve them water whether they are in the city or not. Councilman Warnke stated this is a case where the developer wants to buy land and doesn't want to go through with the sale unless annexed. The people voted not to have more annexation. Vice Mayor Ferrell disagreed as the exception was to square off the boundaries, which this will do. Councilman Warnke referred to this creating a pocket and Vice Mayor Ferrell disagreed and stated the present pocket will become smaller. There was further discussion about whether this was favorable for annexation and Mr. Annunziato stated it is difficult to not consider annexation which closes the pockets. We are serving these areas now on Hypoluxo and Lawrence Roads. If this property is not annexed, they will go to the County Commission and we will be obligated to serve them utilities. There could possibly be a higher den- sity allowed by the county. Mr. Annunziato stated he thinks the Council has to take the step of considering annexation as ruled according to the former Asst. City Attorney. Mayor Zimmerman questioned if the Council had the right to turn this down and Mr. Annunziato replied they could after going through the review process. Mr. Vance clarified there are some requirements in the Florida Statutes relating to annexation when there is a voluntary application. In his opinion, the Council has to consider the application. Vice Mayor Ferrell referred to squaring off the boundaries and explained how it would be simpler for the city depart- ments. - 20 - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA SEPTEMBER 18, 1984 Motion carried 5-0. Mr. Annunziato advised that he has done a map analysis of the city's boundaries with it going to the west side of Lawrence Road. If the Council desires, he will contact the two adjoining property owners regarding annexation. Mayor Zimmerman replied that he felt that would make it more attractive and easier and suggested that it be looked into. LEGAL Ordinances - 2nd Reading - Public Hearinq Proposed Ordinance No. 84-35 - Re: Rezoning Lake Boynton Estates West Mr. Vance read proposed Ordinance No. 84-35 by title: AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA, AMENDING ORDINANCE NO. 80-19 OF SAID CITY BY REZONING A CERTAIN PARCEL OF LAND WITHIN THE CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA, FROM REC (RECREATION DISTRICT) TO R-lA (SINGLE FAMILY RESIDENTIAL DISTRICT), SAID PARCEL BEING MORE PARTICULARLY DESCRIBED HEREIN; AMENDING THE REVISED ZONING MAP ACCORDINGLY; PROVIDING A CONFLICTS CLAUSE, A SEVERABILITY CLAUSE, AND AN EFFECTIVE DATE; AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES. Mayor Zimmerman asked if anyone in the audience wished to speak in favor and received no response. He asked if anyone wished to speak against the adoption of this ordinance and received no response. He then declared the public hearing closed. Vice Mayor Ferrell made a motion to adopt this ordinance on second reading, seconded by Councilman Warnke. No discussion. Mrs. Boroni took a roll call vote on the motion as follows: Vice Mayor Ferrell - Aye Councilman Cassandra - Aye Councilman Warnke - Aye Councilman Wright - Aye Mayor Zimmerman - Aye Motion carried 5-0. - 21 - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA SEPTEMBER 18, 1984 Proposed Ordinance No. 84-36 - Re: Adopting Revised Building Permit Fees Mr. Vance referred to indicating at the first reading that Mr. Howell was absent and this would be sent to him to review the final version and advised there was one change in Section II to state "single miscellaneous building permit fee". He requests the Council following the reading to amend the motion to include the word "miscellaneous". He then read proposed Ordinance No. 84-36 by title: AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA, AMENDING SECTION 5.2 SUBSECTION 107.4, SECTION 5.2 SUBSECTION 825.3, SECTION 22-2 SUBSECTION 106.3, AND SECTION 9-36 OF THE CODIFIED ORDINANCES OF THE CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA, RELATIVE TO BUILDING CONSTRUCTION FEES; PROVIDING FOR A SAVINGS CLAUSE; REPEALING PROVISIONS; PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE DATE AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES. Councilman Cassandra moved to approve proposed Ordinance No. 84-36 with the amendment to Section II inserting the word "miscellaneous". Councilman Cassandra seconded the motion. Mayor Zimmerman ascertained nobody desired to speak either for or against this proposed ordinance. Mrs. Boroni then took a roll call vote on the motion as follows: Councilman Cassandra - Aye Councilman Warnke - Aye Councilman Wright - Aye Mayor Zimmerman - Aye Vice Mayor Ferrell - Aye Motion carried 5-0. Ordinances - 1st Reading Proposed Ordinance No. 84-39 - Re: Firemen's Relief & Pension Trust Fund Mr. Vance read proposed Ordinance No. 84-39 by title: AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA, AMENDING CHAPTER 18. PENSIONS AND - 22- REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA SEPTEMBER 18, 1984 RETIREMENT, ARTICLE IV. PENSIONS FOR FIREMEN, TO ADD A NEW SECTION 18-180.1. TO DEFINE THE EARLY RETIREMENT BENEFIT CALCULATIONS FOR THE FIREMEN'S RELIEF AND PENSION TRUST FUND; PROVIDING THAT EACH AND EVERY OTHER PROVISION OF CHAPTER 18, ARTICLE IV, SHALL REMAIN IN FULL FORCE AND EFFECT AS PREVIOUSLY ENACTED; PROVIDING A CONFLICTS CLAUSE, A SEVERABILITY CLAUSE, AND AN EFFECTIVE DATE; PROVIDING AUTHORITY TO CODIFY; AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES. Councilman Warnke moved the adoption of proposed Ordinance No. 84-39 on first reading, seconded by Councilman Cassandra. No discussion. Mrs. Boroni took a roll call vote on the motion as follows: Motion carried 5-0. Councilman Warnke - Aye Councilman Wright - Aye Mayor Zimmerman - Aye Vice Mayor Ferrell - Aye Councilman Cassandra - Aye Resolutions NONE Other Approve agreement with Post, Buckley, Shuh & Jernigan - Closing of Landfill Mr. Sullivan referred to this being a comprehensive agreement and explained how each section was separate with a maximum price. He added that this meets all regulations pertaining to closure of the landfill. Mayor Zimmerman stated that we do have the option to turn this down and select another on the list. Mr. Sullivan referred to the Council approving this particular firm and advised that it has taken quite a lot of time to resolve this particular contract. If they are not happy with this contract, they can start over. However, this must be resolved because the landfill is a problem. - 23- REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA SEPTEMBER 18, 1984 Councilman Warnke referred to Page B-ii under Task 7 and pointed out that it states to confirm completion of construction in substantial compliance and questioned if that should be complete compliance. Mr. Vance replied nega- tively and added this is reasonably standard and in the field conditions may have some modifications. Councilman Warnke referred to Page C-1 and asked if Professional Associates referred to in paragraph B is a separate company and Mr. Vance replied that he believes that is a standard term. Councilman Warnke referred to this same paragraph noting a charge of 15% and questioned if that was subject to negotiation if some could be done in-house. Mr. Vance replied that he didn't believe we had this capability in-house. Councilman Warnke referred to Page C-2 and stated the invoicing procedure locks us in pretty tight on payment of bills. In case an invoice has a valid dispute, we would have to pay it and argue about it later. If there is a valid dispute, couldn't we suspend the 14% penalty? Mr. Vance agreed this could be discussed. Councilman Wright asked who reviewed this contract and Mr. Vance replied that it was basically negotiated by the City Manager and his office reviewed the contract. Councilman Wright commented that these terms and conditions are accep- table and he thinks we should move on. A representative from Post, Buckley, Schuh & Jernigan, Inc. came forward and stated they will renegotiate that last phase of the contract and include a clause about payment of the bill if that is acceptable to the City Council. Councilman Cassandra so moved, seconded by Councilman Warnke. No discussion. Motion carried 5-0. Proposed Ordinance Re: Firemen's Relief & Pension Trust Fund Vice Mayor Ferrell stated he understands in pension plans that 2~% per year is accrued, but they will lose 5% each year if retiring early. Mr. Vance advised this ordinance was recommended by the Firemen's Pension Board. Mr. Edward Allen came forward and explained this is a penalty for early retirement. - 24 - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA OLD BUSINESS NONE NEW BUSINESS Special Assessment District - Canal Maintenance SEPTEMBER 18, 1984 (Tabled) Vice Mayor F!errell requested this to be left on the table. ADMINISTRATIVE Consider proposal to increase Mayor and City Council Compensation (Tabled) Councilman Warnke moved to take this from the table, seconded by COuncilman Wright. Motion carried 5-0. Councilman Warnke stated he proposed this originally to increase the compensation for the Mayor and Council by $100 per month. It would take a charter amendment through the referendum process. He would like Council's feeling about this suggestion. Councilman Cassandra replied that he is not in favor of a referendum and the salaries have been increased without a referendum. Mr. Vance read Section 55 of the Charter applying to this. Councilman Cassandra referred to the cost to have a referendum election. Councilman Wright suggested that the staff do a comparable study with other municipalities abOut the same size. Councilman Warnke moved to direct the City Manager to have the proper city department give us a study of other cities in Palm Beach County in relation to compensation, popula- tion, and ratio. Vice Mayor Ferrell seconded and the motion carried 5-0. ADJOURNMENT Councilman Wright moved to adjourn, seconded by Vice Mayor Ferrell. Motion carried 5-0 and the meeting was properly adjourned at 10:25 P. M. - 25 - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON B~ACH, FLORIDA SEPTEMBER 18, 1984 CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA ~~ Councilman ~/ ~" - /~jouncilmarr~ ATTEST: " ':~' '- ' - ~ City Clerk cording S~cretary (Three Tapes) - 26- AGENDA September 18, 1984 CONSENT AGENDA - ADMINISTRATIVE Approval of Bills: Allen Insurance Agency Renewal of Automobile Insurance Deposit Premium due 9/30/84 for $29,449.00 Balance due eight monthly installments for $14,724.00 Breakdown as follows: General Fund $113,674.86 W. & S. Rev. 32,062.14 Golf Course 1,504.00 Allen Insurance Agency Renewal of General Liability Deposit Premium due 9/20/84 for $17,036.00 Balance due eight monthly installments for $8,516.00 Breakdown as follows: General Fund $51,138.00 W. & S. Rev. 17,046.00 Golf Course 16,980.00 e Allied Universal Chlorine for Water Treatment Pay from Water & Sewer Rev.---401-332-533-30-63 e Se City of Boca Raton City's share fourth and final quarter fiscal year 1983/84 County Cooperative Dispatch Center. Pay from General Fund---001-211-521-40-79 Club Car Inc. August Lease of 30 Golf Carts and Maintenance Pay from B.B. Rec. Facility Revenue Fund: 411-726-572-60-8F Bill Currie Ford, Inc. One 1984 Ford LTD for Police Dept. Pay from Federal Revenue Sharing---320-211-521-60-81 State Contract %070-00-84-1 I.B.M. Corporation Two Display Stations One Printer for Building Dept. Pay from Federal Revenue Sharing---320-241-524-60-7B $ 147,241.00 85,164.00 1,819.91 70,985.00 2,194.50 7,777.13 10,100.00 -2- t 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. I.B.M. Corporation July, August, September installments I.B.M. Tape Unit Pay from General Fund---001-133-513-60-7B I.B.M. Corporation Monthly charge for Copier III Model 60 Pay from various departments General Fund, Water & Sewer Rev. and Golf Course. ~CR Corporation Checks for Retirement Trust Fund and Police Pension Fund. Pay from General Fund---001-000-115-31-00 Reimbursable from Flagship Bank. NeDtune Meter Company 700 Water Meter's for Water Distribution Pay from Water & Sewer Rev---401-333-533-60-51 "Bid Item" Russell & Axon Professional services rendered on various projects. Pay from Utility General Fund: 403-000-169-01-00---$5,845.43 403-000-169-11-00--- 2,629.85 403-000-220-73-00--- 2,739.58 (100~ reimbursable) Total 11,214.86 South Central Regional Wastewater Treatment Board Services rendered in connection with treatment and disposal of wastewater for month of August, 1984. Pay from Water & Sewer Rev.---401-353-535-40-9I Shannon Chemical Corporation 10,000 lbs. Polyphosphate for Water Treatment Pay from Water & Sewer Rev.---401-332-533-30-65 "Bid Item" South Central Regional Wastewater Treatment Board City's portion Plant Expansion Project No. 00780E, 5~ due from City of Boynton Beach Pay from 403-000-169-12-00 $ 1,604.49 10547.82 1,106.64 25,640.00 11,214.86 78,851.30 6,416.00 26,353.96 -3- 16. 17. 18. James W. Vance, Professional Legal services rendered 5/1/84 thru 7/9/84 regarding Boynton Beach Board of Adjustment - Mariner Village. Pay from General Fund---001-141-514-40-61 Isiah Andrews Driver for Senior Citizens Club 2 wks. Pay from Federal Revenue Sharing---320-641-564-40-5A Per Ordinance ~73-15, passed 5/15/73 Willie Ruth McGrad¥ Serve~ for Senior Citizens Club 2 wks. Pay from Federal Revenue Sharing---320-641-564-40-5A Per Ordinance ~73-15, passed 5/15/73 1,125.00 126.36 120.96 The bills described have been approved and verified by the department heads involved; checked and approved for payment by the Finance Department. GradY~Finance~-~Director I therefore recommend payment of these bills. P~te~ L. Ch y Manager RUSSELL & AXON Established in 1920 Engineers · Planners · Architects Incorporated September 13, 1984 Mr. Peter L. Cheney, City Manager City of Boynton Beach Post Office Box 310~ ~ Boynton Beach, Florida 33435 Summary of Russell & Axon Invoices for Professional Services for City Council approval. For Miscellaneous Engineering Services Invoice No. ll5, O0611-K Authorization dated December 9, 1978 For Wells 17-22 and Raw Water Main Invoice No. 21, 00623-H Authorization dated September 19, 1980 For N.E. Area Water Main Invoice No. ll, 00633-H Authorization dated July 8, 1981 For Palm Chase Sewer Service Invoice No. 1, 01072-H Authorization dated December 9, !984 Total $ 4,167.43 $ 1,006.03 $ 3,301.82 $'2;739;58 $!!,2!4;86 kf Attachments cc: Perry A. Cessna (w/attch) Betty Zobel - Finance R&A Files (w/attch) Milt Ha!lman (w/attch) 118 EAST ATLANTIC AVENUE · SUITE 414 W · DELRAY BEACH, FLORIDA 33444 CITY OF BOYNTON ~EACH ._V. _C_QNSENT AGENDA D coc~GE Finance 020<.39 THE BAKER ti TAYLOR CO. C U R q E N T ~ ON'T H C H E C K S. '~3341 155GOZ gRANGE .COUNTY FtR:FIGH~ER~- - 3/2~/8~ 38~.0- 235Q7 I26335 LURIA 5 SONS ~/30/B~ ~7.7 '23507 128335 LU~iA & SONS 24~65 . 2069~0 TwIN CoNS'~R~T'iO~,"iN~ =- - - 55,0 5/07/9~ 50,166.0 2~03~ 032901 CITY OF 80YNTON BEACH 6/28/8~ 73.8 26!00 8/01/84 1/84, 14.7 :¸9 065503 WESLEY M. FRANKLIN 270015 HENRY ALBERS 020405 BAISH 77.7~ICR 53.7' 030501 , 861 290010 L CAS~ ]62 033,00 %LLIE CLANTON 72 $374 6 ~76 77 881 90 FRANK JOHNSON III~]S DOROTHEA M KENNEOY ~"~uu- NI.~Ni-= L KING 3~ooe~ -~.~ 166300 ELEANOR PUFFER '~0005 NA.~Y' TENK .... - '"';?':'~ ": 202515 LEE THOMAS 2 ~0~52 OL~V~ WALLACE .... ..... 020500 33000~ G~RONER 0~5~5! NOAH NUOOLESTO~ 106450 G~QRG~ J'JNN l ER 131780 HAROLD N[LLER .............................................. '8/01/8 ~' -..'?:: .~: 8101184 8/ol/B~ 8101/94 ' 8/ot - . 1o11 ,87°1/8':: 8/01/8~ 8/0I/~4 8/0!/84, 8/01/8~ 8/01/8~ 8/01/94 8/01/S4 8/01184 8/01/84 ~!0115~ 8/01/84, 8/01/$4 9'1.72 s/oz/ ............. 77', e/oz/s 8101134 ....................... ~ ,915.29 8/01/84 9~0.02 ] 63.2 % 59.6~ 88.7_5 I95,33j] 3~5.52 329 303.31 133 ~53 :/31/84 CITY gm 30YNTON n'-.~': ., , -,.-.~., PAGE 2 37 CURRENT MONTH CHECKS ~,' VENDG° ~:""::':' VENDOR: NA'ME. iii:!]i':'~!'- -!:'i:: :':::]-.::' ]') "- CHECK DATE 'TOTAL AMOUNT 26893 ' 26894 26805 0 Fl185;3 HA&gLO HERRING 26~97 ' 1~650g ALLAN NYQU[ST .' ' : .. 25~8 ~ZOO08 'STANLEY :C. PORTER ':'' ..... 0042~t INTERNAL,,~..°cwc~'u~F-,..,,~_ SERVICE B/01/~4 1 ~4590 THEODORE SORG 8/gl/F! A- 1', OOO,.OC 26899 19~290 KEN SNOW 8/01/8~ 26900 206300 JuHN N., TUtTE 8/01/8~ 26901 222705 LORRAINE VICKI' 8/01/~ 30.3~ 42 ~ 4E 955.9~ 225.4] 91.5( 26905 0~3762 FLOR[DA NATIONAL ~ANK 8/01,/~ 473.~ 25906 063762 FLOR-IDA NATIONAL SANK 8/0I/8~ 305.9{ 2~917 072816 CLAIRE GIRTMAN T/a L/~ 180.2~ z~ 0323~s cH~Ee~ ,O~EL 26971 052819 F~RE PROTECTION PUBL!CATI 7/27/54 27064 48000~ PAT~RICIA M. VALENTINE 270~9 086~6~ H~ATT 'REGENCY 7I'~[/8~ 27071 202442 T !E CREDIT UNION 0= PALM 8102/B~ 27072 450061 G .AOY N. SWANN e/OD/84 1,llO. l 27074 2707'5 27075 27077 2?078 27079 27080 27081 27083 27084 Z70B5 270.$6 2~0~7 2708~ 010905 27089 ZT~Z 27092 27~94 270~5 280056.. JOHN BE~E'.NSEE . .'"'.::~::."::.: .-:.-27oo~,o s~'R-L' ~;': C::'~VER': a,~.." '::' 8to~/s4 sooo~ ~CH~a~ O 0~'09~ 81o~4 3400~5 CLYDE HARRIS -- 45002~.. LgNNiE'.'-':SUL[:!VAN ': :']"' 8/03/84 490016 .~ ~OR G,_ W.~ T~ON 8/03/~ 053752 FLORIDA NATIONAL B.~NK 8/03/84 0728[8 CEAIRE,.~ GIRTMAN OZO1T1 BS~. GE,~ERAL CONTR.~CTG~S 0~0500 OAVZS METE~ ~ SUP:PLY ACTION ELECTRONICS SERVZC 01~030 AMeRICaN LIBRARY ASSOC. · ~ 1~4~ IS~A.. AN~REW~ 8/03/~4 020430 THE ~A~ER ~ TAYLOR CO. oz~ss~ o~. OO~ALO ~SeUT 29 ¸, 80.04~R 170.5~ 5 0d,,6 125.0 ': 250.B~ 345o4~ 287.,2 397.6.; 6Z~.Ez 273--' 200,353.1; ~8 175o0£ 12,584o_~. 2,662o4i 8/03/84 6= 20.0( 39 1,714.72 429.5 9/jl~BA- CITY Or- ~OYNTON &EACH C U R R = N T M O N T H C H .= C K S ~ ..... ""-' ,'AEHOR 27.007 0~_ 1 .-'. O0 ~,___ ~ n~a., A .IAL HOSP ITA _ .T~_,, INESS FORMS,' IN 7TOg3 02171--3 :'32~ :~P BUS 2 ?09'~ 0Z4425 ROLANOO ~OLANOS ~';/'~'00~ ......... -~024730 .SOYNTON..BEACH RETIREMENT.. . 27IOI 026370 DR. JAHES E..:: 8UFFAN "- . 27102 030280 "CADILEAC':-~: ENGRAVE'kS :": '/':':"- 27103 030281 CADOYLAK SYSTE,.S INC 27104 030293 JUDY CALANDRX 27121 27!22 221~3_ 271~4 27125 27126 27127 2 Vl'. -S._ 27129 27 [3O 27131 2.-'132 27134 TI35 27137 2TI * ~ PAGE O~TE TOTAL 8/-~3/~ 810318,. 3 27105 030304 STANLEY CALE -- ::,- ¢' ' '~.~ c'.:c :':.-'.':-":~:::-"'~:":::~"":.'.'-::"' -~--::':::' ~ O~ ~z+ 96~'0 )" ~105 0303~Z · :.. ~_DOI.~. ~..C~L~Y .....:--~..:. -::::-~::.:, .......... .: :'..,.-. -.. ......-/,-./~ , .'.:-: ' 27107 :'~u 3v 577 ~ :;....~'C AO S E~:A ~::'::':CO~:N:<'C:~'ON DR~ .... "· ?: -: .;~:.~;::::?:.., . 8103t8 ~. ., - 355.6 ~.." ~-,27j0~ .-;'~. o32~o':C~X-'L~.O~':"~OOW'~?.CO:~?::~?:.~:'~ ?;~,:'::::.F:;:~:::::~:~:~?:- ,a/oA/s,~ .-.. :.. 27109 03363[ THOMAS A. CLARK 8/03/S4 27t!0 033657 CLK OF COURTS-SUPPORT DEP 8/03/8~ .2711~ 033658 CLK OF COURTS-SUPPORT DEP. 8[p~/_~ 27112 o033661 '.~:?:CLK .OF COUR-.YS-.SUPPOR'~ DEP:~:~>?'~ 8/03/84 ' I2.0 .:" 0]~930 REGGIE COTTLE 8/0~/~ ~00.0 27116 0~I605 OELRAY FIRE EXT. SERVICE 8/0~/8~ 27117 0~67~ HAUEtCE OENSON 8/0~/8~ o~-[ 7o~ ~.~:? ============================= ::::..:::':. '? :'..8/o3t8~ -'::.' 2 27[ ?0 ' 060i~5' -:.:':.~;~:~:"~[RCH:iEE~'Lo~c~E''''C6R'P . :" 8103/8~ 225.0 0627:3i FINANCIAL GRAPHIC ~RTS IN 8/G3/8~ 165.0 062820 ~IRSNEN'S RELIEF ~ PENSIO 8/03/8~ 063690 FLORIDA BOLT E NUT 8/03/8~ 0537~ FLORIOA:?.:':~EAGUE OF CtTtES -' 8/03/8~ ~37.5 063789 ' FLOR'[DA".::~.PONER ~ L'[GHT'CO~:_.-.. 8/03/84 :. 59~232.5 0753~ W.~. G~AINGE~, INC. 8/03/~& 56.3 n~ ~.L. G~UMMONS PRINTING 8/03/~ 92.0 030306 G. K. HALL 6 CO. 8/~3/~ 70.5~ .... 0~-~ ~ 9 ,,'.HAWOR TH PRE'SS . 8/03/8 ~ 0815e2 -HECTOR TURF'& GARDEN~INC= 8/03/8~ 75.2] 03~690 EDGAR .:HOWELt - ' " 8/03/8~ 100315 JACK'S IXORA ~RKET ~/0~/~ !0,6~5 l JUNO INDUSTRIES ~/03/3~ 673.3 t12696 ''.'HENRY CLAY KING ~/03/8~ 20.0 115595 LORRAINE KRUPOWI5S 8/03/9 ~ 10.0 121525 PAUL D. LECLAIR 8/03/8~ 8.7 ~71~0 130547 MA~S SIGNAL LIGHT CO. 8/03/34 I 271~3 130o50 WILLIE RUTH MCGRADY ~i0]i8~ 67.2 ~ i[.~7144 .... k!!~ a_7__.._'~ Bp..! cA~_ ~ ~ M'IN E R S CONF. ~/.9~} 4 27145 132715 ~q[KE ~"ICHAELS 8/03/~4 i~5.0 27145 132769' HILLER ASSOCIATES ~/03/5~ 11 27147 13279~ CARLTON MILLER .............. _9_/~}/~4 ................ 32,0 __ _ , [[ [u Il [ I IT.9 82=0 72.8 55.0 5,505.Z 233°3 PAGE CITY OF ~OYRTO~.i BEACH C U R R E N T M O N T H CH'S C K S - :.?ii?ii:il TOTAL A,~.OUNT 27148 Z7t49 27150 Z7151 27152 27153 27154 27155 27156 27157 27158 27t59 27!50 2716i 27162 27163 27164 27165 27166 134684 MOTION INDUSTRIES !NC. 136420 MUNICIPAL POLICE 150923 OCEAN SIGNS 1603 so ....... [S2720 PETTY CASH HATER & SEWER 1~6..3~Z ...... R.~ .. SPORTS ........ /.:-' -:-. -" . 180~lL RA[NSO~ PRINTING iNC. IBg~65 RANDOM HOUSE !NC. 180~9~ RANGER CONSTRUCTION INDUS . lg0399 ' :..~::.,S~[Lj S':.S~ORT':. SH~P':::?'-~:::.:]:" . . ."z 9' 7o6 · -.:"i 201700 TESTING LAB OF THE PALM 202546 HENRY E. THOMPSON 20256'0 THORNDIKE PRESS 204720 ':'::~OY : " " ...... .......... '..:: : :S -R:-:'gs-'i -:. .:..:-.': ::::::-:; ':..:::.. :::' '.:-:-':: 2 I014.... 6 :-:;.':.i.:~:JU..SCM-: DE FERR ED. kCOMP~-:.!.PRO,."'- ~ :,:::::-.': 210250 ........... '-' ;' ..... ,-'::::':J!:'ig ~ S :' '- Po S T'M'A:S'T E R.;:!:?:;ii!/:;i:ii;ii~ii:ii:;?i'' "':':'::;:~: 230310 IRVING & MILDRED T. WAINE 8/03/~ 8/03/84 8/03/8~ 8/03/84 3:/03/8~ 8/03/3~ 8/03/8~ 8/03/84 8/03/3~ 8/03/84 30, B/03/84 59 8/03/8~. 8/03/84 '---- 2,100~'0 32 8/03/84 4, 5/03/34 176.40 8103184 ~/03/84 -- 6Z~35 27167 230405 CHARLES WALER, P.E. INC. 27168 231582 WELDING PRODUCTS CORPo 2716 g 232455 ~-.I G l · T A: W ! K L A Y E.~t~;';:!:' :' ':.::.-.-..: .... ' -::: 27[70 280037 :?.!J:OSTU'S':;' BROwN'. :::':;~!::'.:?i:!i?:.;i?:':':."":;: "' 27171 ]Z0004 ?:.V:iRGI. N~"A':::'K';.':FA~:C;~;:/;::,'.'.:.''''''' . j'"' ' 27172 3~00~ CLYDE HILOR 8/03/84 373.00 ~7!73 470002 PAUL VALER[O 8/0]/84 50.00 27174 075610 GULFSTREAM LUMBER CO. 8/06/8~ lt511.18 2.7177 2024~2 ..:.:T~.E 'CREDIT UNION'.OF'PALM ' I5,~76,8I 192,973~97 27179 063762 FLORIDA NATIONAL BANK 8/10/84 27,543o12 2718C 2 SOO&.l ",'/i L L I AM ~OUIE -- 8/1g/~4 320,10 27191 ~'3000g D ~GGY d 30ULL= ' - ~ ~ 44~. 16 271~3 3ZOOZ9 R: CHARD FRESD .... .'...: 8/10/8~ 27184 075288 O~ NNIS C.. GRABEE'L' ' 8/10/84 361'..2~ 27185 ~10011 Gi~]RGE EVANS 8/Ig/~ 231.28 27186 ~20005 R(i~ERT PgCS [K 8/10/8~ 618.~5 27187 4~0901 JCIH:N E. REYNOLDS S/I~/84 280.Bg 27, 18 -8 07. ~ 8 ! 5 C L~ ~-~-~G]](-~-~ ~"=~ .................... d / I ~/= G- -~--n ..... 175.00 27!89 0~154~ H~RE'S FRED GOLF CO INC 3/Ig/~4 718.14 : ~ A O ~' I N 2719~ 0213~ ,, [STRATiVE CHARGES 271~ 013720 ALLEN ~NSURANCE AGENCY n/~n/~ 27195 . 013780 ALLIED UNIVERSAL CORP. ~/10/84 27195 01~07! A~ERICAN SOCIETY FOR PU3. ~Tlg9 015561 .4~rlC i:~: CONOITIONING 44,165.66 ...... 1.,70z 9 !~463.18 135o00 48.00 7O.ZO 190.50 ~0'i.85 CITY gF BOYN~ON BEACH D7 C U R R E N T M 0 N T H C H E C K S H~CK ~; VENOO:R ~ - :V~NDuR '~A ....... · . :..... :...~. C TO'TA L AMOUNT - -~720! 020100 B g H SALES ~ "~ "~ .... ,I 272'23 O~O~O THE 3A(E~ g TAYLOR CO. 27205 021599 BELL g HOWELL .-~ <.:.... " 8/10/8~ -'2--~2~ 0217~8 DE'TTSR BUSINESS FORMS, IN 2720~ 02~713 BOYNTON AUTO SUPPLY, INC. 020730 BOY.NTON BEACH RETIREMENT 8/I0/9~ 35ZoOO 9ZS I ,706.32 234.00 54.50 2,768 ! ,47T.9 5 5,773-35 0 O24'760 : .:~OYNT. O~:GLASS.SERVICE ..... 272II ":: 022~786 ':-:i)BOyNTO~41':"TRAVEL-AGENCY~ ~' INC '] 8/10/8~ . ..,:. :.:' : ' ? · ~ ...::.: '.' . ' '- · :'::.:::..,:.2'L: '- ' . - ' 3 025595 DRONARD-PALN B~ACH TRACTO 2721~ 030202 CED SDUTHEAST~ INC. 8/1318~ 030203 C P ! IN PAtM BEACH 6 7 12T.~Z 471.00 O32494 CHLORiINA'TOR SERVICE INC. 5/10/84 ~:~ 032~90 CITY OF BOCA RATON, CDOPE 8/I0/8~ 272,~0 032895 CITY OF BOYNTDN BEACH 8/I0/~ /.~722! 033657 ~L!K OF.'C. OURTS-SUPPORT OEP 8/i0/8~ 288 5~824oI 72:22 27:22~ 272. 25 2v225 033658..- .:'.CL,r. OF.::..COURTS-SUPPORT OEP .::- 8/10/84 033661 :-;::.':CLK OF:COURTS-SUPPORT OEP '"' : - 8/i0/89- 03~-652',· CL'.< OF COURTS-SUPPORT OEP B/10/S4 033665 r.z 8/10/84 ~.~_. OF COURTS-SUPPORT OEP 033666 C,LK OF COURTS-SUPPORT OEP ~/i0/84 42. OC 7 033705 r-,,o 034630 : CONMERCI'AL:'.:SERVlCES .. --- 03467g ":' Co:~b.~mS'.SlO~ AL QUARTERLY, :'- 8/10/8~ 80,80So5C . -. 54.9o60 zTz3~ Z'¢;231 2T23-2 27233 27'23 ~- 27235 034930 ~EGGIE C3'TTLE 040505 2AVIS WATER & WASTE IN-gUS 041'~!.B ,'CE 3RA TURF & INDUSTRIAL ....... -0 ¢ l s'o-'~ ............ i E' ~.-:~-~ K A ~K~'~k ~ 0~1674 AURICE D 5'NSON - : 0~!58~ .. OHN DENSON' ':.-' ':" 39 Z7241 ,:7243 2724~ 272c~ 8/!0/3~ ~/lO/S4 8110/84 S/LO/S4 s/tOl8~ 100.OC 20 ~, I n~..3¢ I6o0C 15.0 CO. 8/1'3/84 17.5 INC. 8/lO/B ~+ !I ,7OOoO( RECORD CLEARANC~ 8/10/84, 6!o3~ 40.7: 9S.t~ ~,l~1.7~ ~'- 042002 DIX'= ~_, . :~ SAW 5 KNIFE 37 046~50 jOHM B. DUNKLE = 050205 ~.V.=o 051237, CD'q_ GARDEN CENTER ~'~1' ~ta/.. ~ '~.,-,~ o 5 3 6 o ~ ...... E L E C ~ ~_~C _'C_OM P 8_q:V ........................? ( 056gOD EXECUTIVE COFFEE SERV!CF 8/10/~4 ~ R~. .... TTD~ PUELICaTI J62319 FI~5 o ~T=~ 067:?n Fi~=uSN'S RELrEF g PENSIC =/10/'3~ ,,,,-?,, 2~2~.5 083705 ~L:DRIDA CERAMIC SUPPLIES .272~? ..... ~6377~ ...... ~.~ ~ ~~E ~. 272~ 053777 FLORIDA SERVIC: ~72~a n nn FL~ t~ _ -~533 ..... R .... U~_-,- LuY, _'~T 27252 .... ~64~5~ ..... R--"{~.__~k~..g~P. .._ 8'/31/84 CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH PAGE 6 -37 ~CK C U R q E N T M 0 N T H C H '~ C K S VENDOR Z' : VENDOR NAME ':;' )'. '- CHECK DaTE ~ ~ tC~ 27252 065550 P~AT~RNAL O,,OcR OF POL ~7253 O~OCOa g.C .S.a .A.' 2725~ 070355 ..... GALE RESE-'.~-(H '~'~ ........................ 27255 071551 GENERAL SINGING CORP. 9/10/94 27~56 075459 ~OWI~ GRE~NE, TANK INSP~C 27257 075~73 ST:V:,I A, GRENtER 27258 075581 dULF OIL CORPORATION 2725~ O~O~Og HALSEY' S ' 020310 ? ~-SEY ~:':-GRIFFtTH.: INC. 086361 IUGHES SUPPLY INC. 09010~ ] ~ .c..',. CORP. -:.:'. :'. O' g~u.lO=' ::*::':::':] ~,M, :.COR~OR.ATION'~: ""~..-'-~ .-":::-~?~ :'::':' ;:" '.": P'; ,'::"::.:: .. -.:.'~-, :O 9010.~ ....,':.'-. ] "'"': :::':':' :" :~'~"':~:::':;'~':' N OUsT X iA'~:./~:O Z ~'' ~;::: Z ~C .' ::' ':' .'::.-'.09~Zu .'::?.. ~NTE~.;q.~T.ONAL PRINTING IN 27270 09~343 I00310 m ACK' C CAMmRA C=NTFR 8/10/94 27271 J _.~ - :~.._ =: ...... ~ .... 27272 i~f ::.: ~"~E-'ENV:I~O~MENTAL CONSU : . .: .~ .~:' ,~ - C " ,: .b'.-.-..-..:::.... · .. '. . -''.:.- 27274 ' 1I~5.;~' .:::::::~ONTES,:..i:, . .::'.':. '. ' :::/-_ ?':.?7 - .' 27275 115595 LORRA [N~ KRUPOWIES ~/10/84 _ - R~., DUCTS ~f I0/~ 27776 120~50 LANIER SUSINESS P n 27277 120~59 LANTA~:A PEAT g SOIL : 12 O~ 6i?~ ~.:'~JY~]~;A: T RX~ EL . · :::, -'..: ~ ~ :; .¥:.' . . ~ ~ ~ ~ ~:" ~ .-... . :;. ...; %:.,: .. :.. . : ,... ,.... :.. . ' ":'12:1740. ":.':'::::.SALLY LEWIS' ":::~"-:": .... -. TOTAL 27260 27261 27262 27263 27264 27265 27266 27257 27268 2727E 27'279 272~0 8/t0/3~ ~/10/~ 8/10/~ e/!o184 e./1o/84 8/ 272-~i 126335 LURIA ~ SONS 772a? 130.342 MAgS _ ._~ c,.--~..RR CORPORATION 27293 130765 ~AURY'S TOOL CHEST '- 272 ~ 1~0. ~ gun 272~9 !3~392. _:~ULT] PLEX 27290 I~6~00 t~UNIC~PAL CODE CORP. 272~1 136~Z0 ~UNI~IPAL., r - . POLICE 8/i0/~ 8/!O/J~ ~ilola~ 8/I0/0~ 8/I0/~ ~/10/~4 8/!0t~4 2721~ 140444 NATIONAL LIBRARY R~SSU~SE ~/10/~4 .... _Z_7_._~ ?,. .......... _!.)9..~ p_? ........ "-~J.,,T !. 0.',: ~.L._.~_~.~. '~ ~ :_./t_T_I 0!:~_...~_. _p_~_ 2-,'9- lZ+~tOt ~,c. T'LJ,,~_ ',,..,eR C;_,. ~/,.'~/c4 27296 14171? NEWS JOU'~ NAL Z~P_O7 14172~ NEWS AND SUN SENTINSL 2729~ 144613 NCOT~-STAq ELECTRIC ~.,,~C. 27~79 151~13 ODOR CONTROL SYbt~' S 27300 160372 PAL~ BEACH AUTO ?ARTc 6~ 263..4, 25.,2, 2,7 ZT o5 4 ~,770-,0 ..' '-' -:':': :- .~ "' "? 1,139"~:8 _ ....- ~.:-:... ':.':"-'i, 040~0 280,2 507.5 571 =~-: ~-5~0 I0, 300.0 t5.0 51.0 ....... ~. ',~i'?/~~ ................ ~/lO/~-~ 101.3 20,0 ): 99 71,647.9 1 57,2 ,25.6 73 .t 949,1 CR 2,450.5 ..... ~55~ :37 27391 CITY C U R R :~ N T M ON T H C K S PAGE A MOUNT 27302 27333 2730¢ 2,30= 27,3 05 2730 7 v~.~,_~.. ;~ VENDOR NAME ".-: : " CHECK O~~'c TOTAL 152392 ,_...%. COUNTY SOLID WASTE A ~lI~lS~ 3~., 160~!7 PALM ~EACH COUNTY WATER U ~/lO,l~ 150~2~ gALM E~ACH N~WSPAOmR, INC ~/IO/~ · .50~_5 PAlM ~.CH Na~SP,~PERS '~RL~ ...... 8/I0/~4 I51~05 P'~TTY CASH POLICE:..: t80~6,5 RANDOM HOUS~ tNC. ~/12/34 339.6~ 180~9~ RANGSLIN~ F~c' .~j~ _ ~9 ~ SUPPLY I30~96 .R~"G~R.~-,., CONSTRUCTION INDUS 8/10/~ 5I :- 186521 :'::+-?..~UTLAND!~:'DAN~,::: TRUST gERT. .... ' 8/I0/n4 357.9~ : '.-"~ 'Igc l~* ?;~::.:ts'~;.'I ~-~i~:'.'~a'~'° ~V' :~:':'"'~: .' .... "- .... -- .-'- ':" · .... '*;~ ::;~:'4~ .: -~ .,~:.::.~.~.~r~,,~_'::-.-.:~.: ..... ' . 1.9019 O. :'.: ~:~:':;::::: S :;". ~:' ~ ::' A R ~. S "a:: ~ C R iF:_ T., S ,:..'. 2730~ 273 O 9 :'-' 31,O-, 190399 SAL'S SPORT SHOP '190510 SAV-'JI UTILITY SUPPLIES 190615 SAX ARTS & CRAFTS ! ~ o~ 3. ::,.(..:::~::~ a ;- -~ HA' ~L a S K..~;.'?:. S C a E ~ ~ a: · - - , . 27 L3 27314 5 ~/lO/~ 8/i0/~ 8/I0/8~ 27319 2'7.32O 27321 3 27325 27326 27327 27328 27330 27331 27332 2733~ 27335 27336 ~273~4 273~5 273~7 273~ 7~ 4~ 27351 52.,0 605.8 70.7 75.0 191700 ~EWELL HARDWARE CO. INC. 8/I0/]q- 192452 SH._R~O,JO PO~TIAC-GMC TRUC 8/10/3~. S. C:t,T. ~ASTE'WATc~'-~- 194697____ _ TREAT 8/10/S4 · I 9~715.": ':::>.. :S CUTH :R N:'<'M I L L: , C aEEK PRODU '" ~/~ ,",'~-- ............ :. ..... '. : / ' /_4 196015 ST~T.. O. FLO~! ~llOl~ 19601m ~ r - ' . ~6os5 "" :SUSAN. sT~UOT.'- .-.-.':.: - 196149 ':'::: -':- '- ST~, .L.~No<.P.U~Lt SHIN~ 'CC. SllOI~ 196335 SUNRISE CHeMiCALS 1963~9 PJ- J- SULLIVAN COR~. '- ~/i0/~ 20~630 -" .~O,,~dlu S ". -. Z05~IO :., A~L :~OaO TRACTOR CO. ~/10/9~ 295600 ~-ag PICA S ~ INC, I2 t 99 206~r~ EN ~ -.,., TUPP S 8/10/34 55.3 210145 USCM DEFERRED CO~4~ PRO. 8/I0/~. '" ' ' -- ................... ~,505.5~ ' '' '~'"~ - ,652.52 216399 '-UNITED STEEL ERECTORS INC 8/1018~ ~,~ 6 ..... = ....... ~(.~tz__~_~-_:~Y OF PALM ~CH. ~/10/~ 656.5 23025I WALLACE & TIERNAN 8/I0/a~ 161.25 230536 - 2 3 2~0..') 234666 ~_~.l !2.0 !93 o4-5 _.. :___ Ss_- CITY OF BOYNTON ~EACH PAGE V.NDDR -,. ':::: ..V_NDu ..... A...c...!::'::.--:--....::::::::..:.: ', '.: .-'...- CH_OK O~TE.- TOTAL A.'~OUNT : 2735'2 350014 KELLY L- JOYNER ~/10/86 I~.'9i 27353 390012 HILF3RD MANNING 9/10/84, 51.84 ..... ~2_u:¢._! T~A~STERS LOC~.L UNION 27355 360017 TE~CUIS JEUDY 5/10/8~ 27356 031602 TH~ .~c:l~cR FuR;FAMILY SER 8/10/86 835.0( 27357 ~' ~, n ''~ ~ u~3~9,~ ..-fLoR.DA ~ECREATION::8 PARK-- 8/13/8~ 2t.0( 27358 032901 CITY OF 90YNTON BEACH 27359 053892 FLORZDA COAST ~ANK O~ PAL 8/I3/8~ 52*3( 27360 024786 50YNTON TRAVEL AGENCY 27361 . ::.- 165305..- :' PRE'-PAt'~:::;E::EGAE:..:.S'E'RVI'CES~: ' 27362 ":~.~':;:,';:~:' 050365: :~3:.?~I.~LI~&~:~?;:::~;~;~::~AM~T~N:?:;:~:;.~:~:;~:(~.~?:;~;:~:~;;:~;::.~.~ ' ~/15/8~. 2736~ ZtOtEO U.S.. :pOSTMASTER "" 27~55 202~2 , THE C~ED~T UN~ON OF' PALM 8/15/86 : 16~62.0~ ' 27366 ·032895 CITY :OF BOYNTON BEACH 8/17/8~ ~,~ -- ¢ - <. :..':.'--" '~p'~' '-:'~ · · · : i ':-:'::'-:.:-:' .:.-::-' Z 73 ~ 8 :>:: ::-~ 00027. :~."::::::: ~ }! ~. A'-.: D.Z ::: :S A ~ L:! ?:?~: :..: ::;: :::?: :::;: :: :::::.-: 2736~' .-?::::-.:. . :: 39005 8..::.'::;.:..~MTH::'::~UR P My:?;.,:~.-.::,:~;,~;?::::::;:..:-::'::.:;:?::?~:?::?::~,~,-: ·. :.8/22/8~.'.;] :~:::': ..-~:" 27369 640005 MICHAEL RHUDA · 27370 450052 LINDA, SHELTON 27371 270007 ANTHONY AL~URY 2737 2 - -' :,-'. :-- 072818 : '~ ...C L A t R'E'. ~-'G ~ R T- MA N' :::::;;~?~:;::' :;::::~:;, ':::::.:::~;: ::::.~::~:::. :.:: 27 ~ ~ ~ : :::':-.:::; o to ~ ~: ..--:.::~ ~.~' ';. :~:;~:~';6~S ~::~:~'~ ~'~'~::??:::?:~;:~:;::~;::?:: ........ ': ::" ' ':':..::'i '"~: ': ".~:" :.'"::- ":'. ~i;;' ';: ~:'': * :~ 273 74 : : :-:': 0 tO 295 .':.:.~ :.<:~A; ~C O?..:,:R.A NS:.....! S ~ IO~ ~.. ================================================== 27375 01090~ ACTION BOLT 6 TOOL 27376 01~240 ISIAH ANDREM S 27377 01538] ~RAMCO SERVICES 273 78. :..":::.':...:- 015 '392-.::::-i ;::::-A ~ 5.3 ~i;.!;::~ RE, E-~:;!!~:!:. L A NO S C A P E.: C 0.. ::'-: .... 27379 ;. :. :3.;:?0155 6817.::i.'i:i;!A'[~Ti..S t .i':::i~i~.]~:i~ TN: ST....::: :::;? :: .;;:: '3711':: ::?:;.' ~..' 27381 01599~ ATLANTIC FILTER CORP. 27382 016000 ATLANTIC HARDWARE INC. 27303 -0163D0 AUTOPRODUC TS 27384 020170 -.::..~ ~ AUTO:'::?AR:TS~ INC."" 27385 273~6 273 37 021 553 27388 021715 273~9 023549 27390 27391 27392 _ ,¢AK.=R:!' S :"'TAYLOR CO'& ;':::'-'":: ':' 021=~n -' .... ~A"';"' EXTERMINATING CO,, "CITER BOOKS ¢0. BLANuHARD MACHINERY 02~552 :R.~. ~OWKER.'CQ. ....... 02~593 ' '.HELEN O. 50YLE 8/17/8~ 8/I7/86 8/17/84 8/17/84. -'-'e11718~.. 8I~7184, ' ""' 8117/.84. 8117184- e/17/g~ 8/17/84- 8/17/8~ 8/I7/34 ~/I7184 ~I~71~ 741 .'0~ :" 318 o8~," 54-5 · 50 ,'0 ~". :::'-::.: 30.0~ ~5~ · i93.9~ 73.5.(~_ 222.2~ 227.9~ u24~uO ,,OYN ...,,, AUTO GLASS ~ BODY 27392. n "~' u ~Tm~j 273g4 024710 ~OY,.~T,J,'~ ~UTO SUPPLY, INC. 2 .... 7 v2.7 .... BOYNTON . U,,P ~ SUP. LY 8/1,./~ 695.1. 27398 024786 B~YNTOq TRAVEL AGENCY INC Zm~O0 025595 ~'3'..:ARD--P.&L~J ~&CH TR~CTO D' . ~7.2 27~CI 0263R~ 8ULLgOO INdUSTRIeS INC. 111-7( 62 o0¢ 175.0{ 336o4' AMOUNT 27402 026422 5URRDUGH'S CORPuRAT.ON .2740~ 025450 2USINSSS NACHINES~ INC. 27404 03029q JUDY CALANDRA 27406 27407 27409 27411 27412- 27413 27414 27415 8/17/34 8/17I$~ 8/17194 0~0 030540 032397 · .A~ ct KL,,:,,N~.., COMPANIES' INC · '~' F-R-. " "' 8/ 'EASE P.~ ..... & EQUIPMENT CO 17184 ART CHARGO~S:" :'.:L:.:~':~'.::~:::.:.'~:.~:' ':...::-':;-::.':.. "."~: 335o9~ 20.0t 167.5 32.7~ 1 032,~16 PETE~. L. CHENEY 8/17/84 032897 ~ITY OF 50YNTON BEACH 8/I7/84 3,333,,3: 033557 C'LK OF COURTS:SUPPORT DEP 8/17/84 '033665 CLK OF COURTS-SUPPORT OEP 8/17/84 ~2.0 CL 7 ' ~2 033666 K OF COURTS-SUPPORT OEP 8/1 /8~ 274,,IB 27419 27420 27~2! 034550 COCA COL~ BOTTLING CO. 8/17/8~ .:'::.'03~50~- 8/1 ::::'::'0 3 4 B 69. ': ~Io6 034930. COTTLE 8/17/84 100 034941 OUNTS RESCUE EQUIP IRC. 8/17/84 61.4 03q. g4?_ COUNTYWIDE ELECTRIC MOTOR 8/17/$4 3 :7425 27426 274,27 27412 B Z7429 274:30 274:31 27432 27433 Z7~34 27,~ 27~6 27437 27438 27439 27440 27441 27442 274~Z '744~ 27445 27~5S 27451 041420 ' DESI.,SION DATA CO~4PUTER CO 8/17/84 612 041500 ~ELRAY CHEMICAL CO. 8/17/8~ Z8 '- 82 0~!610 OcLRAY ELECTRIC SUPPLY 8/17/84 .-:. 0~..1703 "" F-T:.=CTIVE':'-'B'OOK:' CLUB T i .:::.:...: . 8/17/8 33.3 .... ':-!:'D ~ ": :..' .;.-.::' -...' · · .- .' .::-::. ' '~ ':- . .::.: 04-2605 :::-' ~ *r ~ '*r · .~.'"::-"..' ;~ :.'. :':..'. '-' :.' :' '.::.. .... .' : ...... ~ ::~. y ,.~ Z.~..~:.:.~.~.,:.:::::.,, .,NC :~ :::::::::: :. . .- L~ :::.:' .:.::':':.:: :'.-:.'-. :-: -:-. :. ;~ / 17/~ q. ' . TS : ::::?0:/4.:4: ::::: DO.t~E'STI:~ ::i~P.OCI'C:.Y-i.::.:~.-SSOC'~ :~A.:.'::.:: "-: :." 811 7/~4"i - · -6&.l 0~6450 ~OH.~ Bo DUNKLE 8/17/34 EASY PAY TIRE STORE 8/17/84 EDWARDS ELECTRIC CORP. 0503~0 051300 05'3~00 '"/ 054372 i.:.:? 06010.B 060115 062820 053585 06369Z 053692 · 065622 071701 ANET FAB!ANI "1' A ~.R,... ,I LD-LOWE LL CORP. I:E.,.',iE".I'S RELIEF ~ PENSIO ~ A LURID BEARINGS. LORIDA COAST BANK OF PAL' LORIOA COAST BANK OF PAL tOUR STEEL CORPORATION ' s,I T e' -" I~ DEN,,,.~ FRONRATH ,.H_VROLET SANDRA GEYER 073001 073603 074591 075450 075581 03030Q gLASGOW_SERVICE INC. KACY GLASS ' W 'A GODGE'~ TRUCKING INC GRAY~AR ELECTRIC CO. INC. GULF OIL CORPOR-~TIDN H"rH COMPANY ~/17/$4 59.1 8/.I7/~4 139.0 8117/84 .8/17/84 I78o7 8/17I~4 "3/17184 9117184 8/17/8q 52 ~/17/:34 135.1 8/17/34 8/17/~ CITY 'DF ~OYNTO~ SE.ACH oA~c lO HECK ~ VENDOR C U R R S "i T ;4 0 q T H C H e C K S fl V-_N,.O~. ~- ' ' "-'"" CHECK DATE TOTAL AMOUNT 27454 'O~05$g HA'.'~ DR TH PRESS ~/I7/~4 ,45~ 0~158~ HECTDR TURF 2?456 OS16~l H~DITA..qE FL,Ao$~ INCo 8/!7/B~+ 27457 0~46:2_0 HOLLY: ACCUMULATOR & ELECT ~- ,3/17/84 27458 0~4633 HOL M-~ C I NTERNAT I ON:~ L C OR P 3/I ~ = SUSAN ~.gWARO 8/!7/8~ 2,4~9 036357 . 2745G 08645~ HYATT REGENCY 8/17/84 Z 74 61 : 0 ~ 0102 ' :..:..~.:] Z' ~. M ~.: C O R P. ':,-::. :.-:/'. ~:.::':-~'.::-'::~:~'::~:~:--..'::~' ~:::.. :-- -. ZZ~6~ 0'34190 INDUSTRIAL ELECTRICAL Z~4B5 0~201 INDUSTRIAL SAFETY AND SEC 2T~66 100701 J & J CHEMICAL z z 4s s. ': ~: ':5 ~ o ~ s~ o :. :~:~ ,4,.,0 11231~ K ~K M~TERI.ALS~ INC, 274~I 27472 274~3 274~4 27~75 _2: ........ 121 730.05 25.00 792.00 8/17/8~ 8/17/84 -!:?' 63 °.05 . ;:' i!%!i. .... ~.~ .... -.--'-'F?:i ) i ~'Y 761o92 ZZZ 8/17IS4 ...... 8117/~4 ' ' ............ ~II?IS~. 8/17/84 115595 L~ RRAINE KRUPOWIES 120'-,50 L; NIER ~USINESS PRODUCTS '.: ": ~': :::.:~:~. ~ Z t 740: ...'.:-.: :~:' SA L'L Y.' E'EW!: S:':':~ ~:.?::~;' ::'"':?: :'.:' "" ' . :'.:.:'-L.": '~":':~: ~'~g 1ZZ~86~ Lr'~UID,~ AG SYSTEMS~ INC, 8117/~ 274~7 122911 L[CYO' r = ~ ~ r S AU.O ~L~CT.,I~ - 27~0 ": 0 0 ':'>"~ :'m~ ~ ~ ' ~': : "' .~ .13 5.~ :.~ .... 2~N~<. ~I.N~..EQUZ,. z z ~ ~ ~ '-'::': :":':~:':?~'. ~ 0'5 s ~ ".-.: ::::.¥~ ~ u ~ ~ '~'-S?::.:~'6o t::-~'~:'L ~ ~.s .:~::~::.-.-._:...: 27~83 130990 ~[LLIE RUTH MCGRADY " 8/17/84 130990 j-.HUGH ~.~,C-MORR. OW - - 13ITO1. ' M[TZL~R.:'-E':gOX W[LBiNG I32790 N[NNESOTA N[NING E MANUFA 132799 U[LLER ~n, c 27~3 27~5 27~7 77421 27492 8/17/8~ 8/17/34. 8/t7/8A 8/171~4 8/tT/8~ 8/~7/3~ 8/!7/94 ~/I7/~4 e/i?/2.~ 8117I~A-. 8117Ia~ 41 o60 500.00 1,383,51 lOZolO 253.66 ....... -.-:- - ,.:-,- 32.6~ 136420 MU?ItC tPAL POLICE 8/!7/~4 ? ,477.o22 !~HA=L MUNR~ 8/1~/84 I9,g~ Y~ o~ ~ ~' ..... ~.~ XT' t-~; ~'f~-i F~'~--'~'~:~9-f'c ~ ........... ~'1i~-7 ~ 4- a ~o. ~ ~ -- 14~451 ,~.~ ..~NAL ~c.~GUE OF CITI:S -/17/~4 35.00 l~o~Eu NAT~b.~AL :.uL'~ING FRu:.U,~TS 2/~7/e4 110.50,` < 153600 oLD DOMtNIO~.t BRUSH CO 8/17/34 417.15 27~93 155596 S.T. ORR 274og 1~.0100 D, C O DISTRIBUTORS 2753'3 150n4'p~ ~q~'~. ~ _,~-~.~ , ~OOLS "~/,31,/;~, CrTv ~nF -~OY~rTON ~EACH PAGK ~7 -_ . C U R ~ _~ N T' .u. 0 N T H C H ~- C K S A ~ OU ~T 61.7: 7502 160372 P~LM FEACH AUTO PARTS ~/17/E4 50.21 ~750~ ~60~16 PALH ~EACH L~NCOLN.~E~CU~ -- 27505 150~17 ~A~ ~ ~ - .......... -BEACH COUNTY ~ATER U' ~/t7/~ 10.0( 27505 150q3~ ~ALM 30LT ~ NUT 27507 27509 27510 2.75 11 27513 27514 .... '516, 2O 21 ,7522 523 75:2 5 7526 29 7539 I 8117184 S/171'8 ~+ 81171.9~ 8/i 7184 8/17/92~ 228,8~ ,' 303 105.5E 13.0, 26.1( 10.5! 212,7: 22 368,50 816,05 305.00 ZD.OS ~62,00 957,08 420.00 190.00 75~32 7~- 7534 535 6 160~37 ~ALH 8EACH SPRING CO. 8/17/84 1604,4,7 PAPER ROLL PROOUCTS OF FL 162798 PIFER INC. ~/!7/84 165533 PROSPECT AIR 5QUIP. ~ORP 8/I7/S~ 1~0~96 ~ANGER CQNSTRUCTION INDUS 8/IT/B~ 1~1555 RENNER -DAVIS COMPANY 8/17/8~ 191094 JOSEPH SC IORTINO 8/17/84 191515 .S~~T PHARNACY:.~.~ ' I9152D SEAC~EST V~RI.~,ARy 'CENTE 193990 SM!TTY*S SERVICE SHOP 8/17/S4 I9469~ 202550 .TN3RNDI KS PRESS 2~0104 U.S.' FOUNORY ~ MP,=. CORP 8/17/~4 2101~6 USCH DEFERRE'D'."CO~.~p. PRO. 8/!7/8~ 221486. JAH~5 '~4. VANCE~ 22150~ VaN WATERS-6 ROGERS ~0450 ~ILL WAL~AC= FORD 231 745 w~ST A~T 2~2~00 W~LSON S~q.RriNG Gm~n Z35~93 BERN~DETT~ WRTq~/ 65S.90 87.42 45.12 199.90 ~,505.58 605.34 37 7541 7543 75~5 ~5~7 ~5~9 550 5/17/84 656.25 8/17/~4 540.00 8/I 7/B4 1 , 2 ~z~/~ 7~.0O ~.°/'~ 7/~4 591.54 3~,0016 5~0199 5~03o~ AxROL~.IZER HERRING 9/17/B4 255.35 AUTO SERVICE CENTER T~X= ..... ..................................... -- ......"- ............... ,~-,.- 4 4.50 'QYN, 0 LAK ~ ./~7/. - ...... _ . _ " , · '~ ~LTS~ :>~ SG CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH E C K S 07 CURRENT MONTH CH :. '. ' :::.~ .' :~: ~':::i!i!~i~:~:' ::':'~%:'71' 'i'::!.ii:i~!i::. -:--.~ '-..:-':~ ~::.ir !!:iii:~iY-ii?ti:::<i..:'::i: i:-. :-i-.:'.~-..'.'.::,::::..i:" ,.- .,ii ... ...:. ... :. ~q~ '-'-Dj:." .:.-.:.::..:., ,-- ,. ' m..:'.>' <. M.'~<..: . ::.. ::...-:~: ::.~:.:...-. :::: . : H_~K .... -. V,.ND,..R.. ............:, V~NL~O~....NA..,.m ...... ......:.......: :..:..:..:..::.... ' ' ' ' "i'; :':: ?':i}":';.: C:"T: --' .' : ' -": .:-F:,'.-. "-:>'.": ":" '- ; ...... ' ": · ' ' :':':":)' ' ':."::":~'--'-: CHEC~ DATE TOTAL A~OUNT 3/17/54 '8/1718 % .-, 27558 540417 MICHAEL Bo 30RSOS 27559 540%18 BARRY 3OYCE ' 7 '"' :""::<""' ' ""'"': ~' ':"::'~ 2 560. :::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: t.9. =============================~:::~:::~.~:.~::~:~:~::::~::::::~:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: . .... ..... . .. 27553 550:2~ JEAN CiMANDONA 2756~ 550329 PATRICK CAMERON ~ · . , .. :-::::::. . ..::..:..:.~ ~ '~ .... . -.. , . . . -.:.:.:. · . ..... . ~ 75 66 '.:.::-:'::::::. 55033 ~. '...: :::':: ~ iR4 ~ C-::::... C.H A ~ ~ ~S ..... ..:=====================:::::::.::::.-::- . ; · : ;::J:::::. ' ..... ~'::'-:::'.:::':~: :~' ~' :":' F'::'-.~J'.:: :-"~ ' '.' :.:'::.: .:: ==================================== L:::- :::: . Z 7 ~ 67.: ....'::' :.'::::::::~:::.::: 5 ~ 0 3 ~ :'. ::--:::: ~ ~: R: t-:::::;:::.~ ~:.~ ~:: :':::::::::::::':..::: ::: ::::::~:: :::::::::::::::::.~::::....'..'. ::.::- .': -..- ~ :: .... ================================== '~'~ ' ' - :':~"::::::::::: ' ~ '~ ::':"':;::~::.: .:7i'" ':" ':' :":::":':'" ':'.::': ::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: .-:<::: :-. :'::':.:. '. ' - 75 68 ====================================== ~3D.3 :: :-::::::-::.~D ~.R~.:.:.:::.CRDC.K ~..R :::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: .. :-.:::-:<'.: .:-.::... 27569 5~033G JEAN CUMMINS 27570 560026 DREXEL PROP. INC -27571 56023~ JOSEPH H, DELANEY 811718z,. 811712.4 8/I7/8~ 8/i7/8~ 8/17/8G 8/17/S4 $/17/~4 2 75 72 '::::::::::::::: 550239 '-:-'::.::i.::.:.E~~: OF::.: :P O,ME ROY..-:D UN BAR : ~/! 7/84, z 7 s':' 27575 5602~2 .TH D~4A S DER!NGER 27576 570080 RAYMOND ELWOOO 27577 5e0141 DONALD FACKLER ?~= , '.:.,.::.:::':i:~:' '-n ' '~ :::;::' 2 . :.~.:.79 . . :.-:..,:.:.::::::::.:::..:.5 3. ~ I ~ o .':: .::~:::.::;-.:-.... A Y~ ~0~;~ D,. :.-.. :.<..R I ~ O ~ ..A ~.:-.:.:.::: :-:.:-:::::.: ... 2758: 590072 GISL[OTT: COR~ OF FLA. Z75eZ 5002~S CHRIS SIGLIOTT: ._ .... :::'--.:. 5 g 02: 2.' :.::: :': '.0 T T 0.: · ,. :: G A U O I A N "'::'.:::'::::.: ~ g 0253 ::: ::':':::::f?J E R: Y':::.':~ E A' N Y . ::::'.:::.::::' - - - .' .:: :":::::~::::: s ~ 0 ~.s ~" ~:: 6 30 09 1 ', -i, =*:~-"= , 600256 LOUIS HERNANDEZ 500260 27534 27535 27587 '275~8 ~75~9 27590 600262 27591 500262 ':': ~ICHAR. D 'HARD:N ~594 600265 N!~HgLS J. HERRICK 8117/~4 9/17/84 8/1T/~4 ~/!7184 .:. 38. O[ .. --:..:. 30.0( -: '"'..: --.-.. 5.0( 15.,5q lO.SE -':-:-::" ~-.o~ ..... !z,bc I2o0C 25o5C 40.32 40o5( 50o0[ ~0.5( 39.7 25.5( 3.0C 27.4( 7,;56 45.5C 25.56 Z05.1( I05 7o5C 10o5~ 15.5( 3:0£ I6.7 35.76 2~+.4C Zlo7_ IZ,O{ 7,5 ...... :Z:?~_ ............. !ogSbs .__:p':_~_S:':__~:~__H..__[C6,S .......... ..... 6 600_6 LO:,R~.N~ ...~CK.:R ' ~/~7/o~ 2vSgT 600258 HOLLY ADVERT. IStN~ INC. ~/17/8~ 275q8 600269 ~. OLiNE HOLLY J~-~:?~- .... %%:5'2~-5 ...... ~',~ O L' ~'~- .................................................. . : 3. o q ~7~00 ~0271 PAUL NYK~L ~ ~ 5 ? .... E.~_ J A · d 276~. OlO~ SIECK[ 5/17/~ 19.7 . C K P~,SE 13 CHECK T~TAL AMOUNT ZS,.O 25.5~ 25.50 27602 620109 2760z~ 630167 SOPHIE JOHNSON STEPHA'iIE JOHNSON RO~IALD KEISTER 6B0171 FRANK KUR ZAWA 27609 640181 TONY LECNAROI 27610 6z~0182 ST'EVEN R. LEVER · . 2.~'6 I' t< .:<F~::~:~:.!!i:i.~.i~::.6 ~'+ 0183 :i'~ ~- i:LL S R RY:~';:;; E.O C'KW 0 OD :;~::;~'~'~?~?.~-~?~:5:.~'~j?~/'~.; ~" ..~;.-:..:~.- oesao "' ~ 650~6Z MERRILL LYNCH RELOCATION RAY HARSHALL ORIOLE HOMES CORPo JOSEPH O'SA~=N~.-_ F. "---' ~OHN'i-.i!PA GL'-lA. RU~.O;::'i:.i?:iiiii:iiii'i)i:!ii~:.:':.i ]. '.: .'-: ..::: I'" .... ~': :..-..~OS:~S'::": ~ .... H ' "' :'~':~'=' J.::. PA WE O~SK ~'[' :~;' '"i"-~' :': "~':". 7. . ':'..-L ."' ::.. 650467 670065 67006~ LINDA °=~O=TTI GILBERT PE~SINGER CHEROKEE PETROLEUM _~5 6302~ '~ 680213 ~ 6,BOZl~ 15- RONTO gEV. OF FLA. RAI NBO'¢ LAKE S-WATER -CH~SE ,,CYR ELLE RATZKI N ROSER, T RA~ORN =.. - SAL V~ ,~ :~:: ROMANO...:.':. -~ o ~ ,, ..~ .R g J H ' "::"'i/.'!: ~::~-. :'::illI:. ~:~i~';:~?:'. 7000.83 700169 634 700225 ]6 ..CL 7002~5 37 · · :':.:i:.:.!::.?'i':' 7002-35 8/17/8~- 8/17/~4 8117/S4 8117/~ 8117/8 '--B/!7/8~ 8/I7/8N 8/17/8~ 3.0 25.5 10.5 10.5 12'o5 Z5.5 50.0 35.5 59~.z 65.~. -"::.;' 25°5 -::'"!!::!::'j:.': ~5. ~ 811'7i/8 ~ Z5.3 8/17/8,-~ lO. :., · .,~/17/84 555.=" B/IT/S~ 8/17/84. 8/17/84- 8/1715'0 iiZ. 17/84. IT-. 38 700237 AL3ERT RITTER 71639 700238 ELEANOR ROSE '640 710199 SUNNY S~UTH ESTATES )41 710446 SABRA ~U!LDERS 710459 Ro SANCHEZ 7!0~60 .~ARY ~_7544 T10461 ROBERT SILV=_R 27645 7 lOO$Z 3AVID S IHMONS ,46 710463 ~NTHO,NY SOZZANI 710z).54 R ~ NN.,~ STEVENS 710~65 LOq B. STORMER. JR. ~9 710465 WILLiAH P. STURGEON 3 3 51 52 3 l 5 5 7 5 0 0 ~-.- 0 ~/17/~4 40.~0 8/17/~a 25.50 9/17/~ I05.10 710467 JAMES SURGENER 710~-6B .~IM. R. SvBESMA 720-98:3 THE SATTER COMPANIES SCHULTZ ...................... B/_I 7/_ '-"-' '-. .................. _! .__ 5__.. ~1].71~-4 Z'.']. ~ o. S/I7/3~- S.~ o 7/sf ........... ....... zs., o - 9/]:l./e~- CITY OF .9OYNTON BEACH PAGE ¢7 C U R R~ NT MONTH C H ',¢- '"' K S_ ~. HA:4: .... . CHECK -,DATE TOTAL 276~2 72015.5 D03 TOSK!, CORP. ~/I7/~$ 34.60 2755~- 720157 TRIANGLE REF ~NERIES 8/17/84 _~7655 720158 ED;~UND TURCYN S/17/.34 3o0C 2?657 7400/0 V~_LLAS OF PI,NE..TR..~E INC. ~1].71~ T~,OC 27658 7~0960 -VILLAS OF PINc... ~ TREE INC, ... "' 8/17/8~ 59.~C 2755C 7GOO6g ALEIDA V.ANOER PLOEG B/17/D.~ 275~I 75'0222 WHITE ~ R~THSRS] ~/I7/~ 29.8~ 27586 750237 AN~t '' ~ B/ZT/3~ 27571 7~0023 JOHN .ZANOE~ ~/1718~ Z5.5C 27573 790000 CITY O~ ~DYNTON BEACH ~/17/~ 2757~ ~05020 STATE-OF FLO~~ ~1~ot~ u,~ DEPT. . - 2.ZC 275~0 221495 JAMES N. VANCE~ P.A= B/21/84 278~3 20.2442 TME C.~ED!T UNION OF PAL~ 8/2]/85 27634 . 032895 cJz.~.Y.:o~ ~.oyNToN BE.~CH . 8/24I~4 Z76~7 ~SOOO= RO3E?T J. SHAW '- 8/2~/8~ 2~68~ ' ~4094~ RICHA~O REEDER 8/2~/84 5 ~435.0 .._ '~ ~q~'T UNION OF PALM ~124/B~ ~,51T.T2 27590 2~ ~42 TH~ ~ .... ~, 27591 ~gOO~O K ~NNETH WANAT 8/2~18~ 1,809.3E 27693 072815 C L-~"I ~ E ~[~T~N ~I~1~ 175,0C 2769~ 0336Z9 ALL~N C. CLA&K S/2~I~ 2~695 010150 A.D. ELTR~N TYPEWRiT~R~ CO. 8/2~/S4 27733 0~¢852 A~SP, ZC&N PLANN~G ASSOCIA ~/Z¢/]¢ IS.DC 27732 01~240 TO.2( )"''~ T'4' 3A'zGg ~ TAYLOR CO. 8/2''~" ~7~5 O_'~ .... = . .................... t~5,7l CITY DF ~OYNT. ON ~EA. CH C U_._R R E N T H 0 N T H C H 'E C K S --,.-_~K ,,- V_N-_,.~R ,. VENDOR NA?E- ....:...:.-.-.: ~' ',' EHNKE INC. 27707 021553 JbH.~ D. ~, .2770 ~ OZ 1525 ~77,J . 021700 ROBERT BENTLEY, INC. BETHESOa MEMORIAL HOSPIT~ - -=-;*'2,7 "-~t ~ ............. ~24~ ..... ~_ "~,s --'-~od f--~-~TE-~'-~O~[i'~:~- f~- .... 2771I 024500 3tT.Y. c, Ox~NI ': · ::" 27712 024730 30Y NTON. :E. EACH: RETIREMENT 277~3 02~78-3 ~OYNTON PUNP &. SUPPLY 2771~ 026389 ~ULL90S INDUSTRIES !NC. 030299 JUOY CALANORA 030313 PAGE 15 277ig 033653 27¥20 033657 03365-8 TO.T ~, L , · -'JU .. 477.0C I5.0~ 33 I .66 50.0£ - 5,-S.93.zc 334.75 ' .:: ~ 033661 27:7'23 ' '.::'i .03365~ Z 77.24 ' ':'!'::':: ::: 0 33665 27725 033566 27726 O33705 036237 "040500 . 04.0505 041~23 041639 32 04.7500 LL__2_7733 050220 Z. 7._,7 0_o0_,7~ ..,JOHN CALLAHAN:.:.::--..i...-.:' ':: :. ~/~.4/~4 . : 72.0~ ...N:CHOC~S:'C"iSS~O~A::.-/-:-i~;::.':;::':~ .:i'-::-:.'. '8/24fa~- .:.-:.:::.' ZED.DC FREDDIE M. CLEMONS 8/24/24 279.3~ CLK OF COURTS-SUPPORT OEP 8/24/.94 CLK OF COURTS-SUPPORT DER 9/24/84 ::..G LK~.QE..:: COURT S...SU.PPORT: .OEP..8/24/84 -:-'..:.?j'- I2 CLK O: COURTS-SUPPORT D~P ~/.-~-/o. CLUB CAR 8/24/34. 550.0[ CUES INC. 8/24/-34 503.I~ · . :JAV..S-.. E,~R.'&:':-.SUPPLY: .--...: 8/E4/84 ...DAVIS-'WATER:' &::-':WASTE .:INDUS . '.'-:'.-: 9/24194 DEFRAY KAWASAKI 8/Z4/a4 1,085.6 DYNA-MED ~/24/94. 17.2( ED':RENE INC. 8/24/34 248.0( ~''-T COAST.FIRE =QUIP :. ~./4 3 . s- J '... -~ ,", _,i:-,~, A "-N :'n'-aS. ~ ,, ~AyZAN ..: .... ~ c:.~ ~.,~.~ ~ :~ ~ c = ,.E B B S:" .':===================== "::'~: ':::' ::J.:: ' ::: : ': . .8/2~/54 - " 36.Z S/24/34 . 78.7 ::':- 8/.2~/84 ':' :.:.'' 200,0[ PAUL ESKERT EOOl.?, DFFICE SUPPLY ___ED'S GARDEN CENTER CO. -9/24/84 200.0-: 8/2~./`34 Zl.O~. 8/24/.q4 16.5 051300 'EOWARDS ELECTRIC CORP. ' 8/24/84 -. 44.3 27741 053900 EMERGENCY ~'.:EDICAL & SAFET 8/24/~4 Zg0.T ZT?~Z o5~go4 E.M.S; P~OVZOE~S ~.~. s/Z4I~4 27743 056~00 E ~:~t~?~9-'~-~ O F F E E SERVICE 87Z4/84 lZL.7~ 27744 0601~'~.,. JANet_. FANTA~'T. ,. 8/24/R~ 27745 050ii5 ~ALCON CRANE RENT&L 8/24/84 13O.O~ 27746 062.920 F,IREMEN'S RELIEF & PENql,J 8/24/84. 2,199.7 277~7 053700 FLORIOA ~R.AK5 ~ TRUCK PAR 8/24/1!4 425.2, 27748 065590 CHARLES FREDERICK P/2~/34 220.0 277~C 0704'''~.., OAYLOR3 :5R=~H:RS ~/24/34 2775! 074556 GCL= ~SSOC. SCOREB-gA~D CO ~/24/5~ .....................................................................2775? 0.4519. ~u,~ERNH="~':' 2775: 075288 DENNIS 2775~ 075396 W.W. GRAINGER, INC. 8/24/B4 ~7v=6 0.30337 HA' S~Y' S 8/24/84 27757 81.3 I35.0 741.4 lS-bC o 50.0 877.7 ~,244.~ 18~.0 0~03l~ ~=wr,, HALLAH~N ~/24/34 A.0 . ~ ~L'~ ........ · : ................................................... . ........... T ......... s/3t/s4 CUR`J`:-- Er-KS CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH N T MONTH CH 15 27758 080449 HARVARD UNIVERSITY PRESS TOFAL .155o0~ 27759 0~0559 j. NICHAEL HaYGOOD 27759 .0~a559 j. MICHAr-L HAY-GOOD 27761 -:-.':.:...:L-: 084620.'{ HOLLY ACCUMULA]~O~. ~ ELECT 27753 084690 EDG A.R HOWELL- 2776~ OgOZO~ ZC~A RETIREMENT CORP. 27755 100310 JACk'S CAHERA CENTER . .:.:.:.:,-.:~13:?: . - ' . ' -ih:: ~:':.- ~'4 ~ J"~: ( ' ~. -">.' :- .~' '];:':L ~. · -' 27765 ..:- :,...:?..:. 1Ql.b6g.:. .......... J._R~Y~:~ a:...LOu.K .. &..K =Y ...S.~ RV.... 27769 111515 WALLY KECK 27771 114221 CAROL KNIGHT .-9 :-.'~:.u~:~::~;~?.?-.~" -??= ......... ;/;:?.~,::~:.~-..,~; ~, .... .:-.-~':"-.-~¥~.. '~.~'~..m;- ~ .-~.: ?~?;. ~:.~.. 277 ~ ~, ? :;9~qn~..-~. i !~-60 ~ ..--~--:¥~:~-.EL. ~ ,,, OR% ~QL EE NW. B E~ ~.~--:~; .u.: :~... IZO .Or. 200o0( 57. 27775 120298 L 27776 120315 L 27777 120459 ~ 7~ T 8 :'~ ':?:ii 71% ;i?!ii~.::l ~ 0.5. 0 0 ?.~:?.i ~ .~ ' :'-: '..ii:::::~: :i:: .: ~': ':::':'--.-'" ~:"::~'r::::~;':-,~ ZTTB1 130560 27782 130928 27788 I30929 27787 1 34554 27788 1346~8 27789 I34710 277a3 15661~ 27794 16010~ 27795 i6039~ EE LA~ROTT AOY'S. CIRCLE PATCHNORK Q ANTANA PEAT ~ SOIL 8/?4/~ 1,075. O~, . ' -.. .F. MASON EQUIP.. ON MC CAMMON 8/2G/:]q- 1,110.0 C CANN-ASSOCIATES 8/7_4/'84 1,0!~.5 ILLI ~'..':RUTH -..M£G,RA. DY: .: ' . .': , ~,-'i'.:m .- ',. =: :.:.' ~..~- :..:'.-.. AUL ~,': ..CGtNN~-S -.C. ASS~-~, :,.::.'. ~'.'- ~, .~' u' "- ':.. ' ~:::::?.: ':.:.'.'.::. -..~'i'::i::.:'": ':'* : -'::.:i::i.: .: ~O:..",G;= ..MC:::':GE~:~:::~:~;:::::-:::'"r::-~,:--:"::~xv..: '. ...... ' ....u.. ]RGAN~, LEWIS' 6 BOCKIUS kVIg MOSS -- ]VIE FILM SERVICE UL T I P L E X-.~.:M A NU F A CTUR i-~-G-~- 50I. 250.~ 8/24I~4 ~/25/~ [-x. C, R · :,.. :':?iii??'"::' :. :.:;:-: ::"' .~KFORD U'~IVERSITY PRESS · .R.I.D.Eo OF FLORIDA ALM BCH COUNTY "' ~OARu CF ~i24184 8124184 e/24184 - 8124184 27796. :- 161585 ~£NI.NSULAR ELECTRIC gIST. ~fZ4/8z+ 968.3 27'7~7 -.. 161650 CHARLES PER. SING- : 8/29./-89- 20O,.C _.~77_~9____:-:_._.].:s2_T?.~ ' ~ z F E~ ~ NC. ' :?"' .' "- ..: ':'.' 27799 15~500 ~O?,ERT POCSIK ~!~I8~ Z~O.O: 27800 15470B CSTON'S WORLD OF IDEAS ~/Z~/~ lP.7' 27801 1T6BO0 Q~LITY 50~K5, INC. 2...3 1,;~9, RA.ISoN~ _NT~R RIS~S 2:805 186499 RUSSELL, ~ AXON 2, 805 130136 ~.I. LI.aE COMPANY 8/24/~ 7,936.5~ 27997 19109~ JosEpH SC IQRTINO C U ~ ~ ~ N ~ ,~ 0 N T H C H V-ND.~R' ~.- .-,.~=N~OR-~.~E ..: - .',:.:~:....: 27~08 lqlSZ~ SEAL-TI TE P LUM3I N~-~' 27809 27810 __ lg~.~'B.~___~H~ SHOPPER 27~I1 .:..'I.92790 CAROLYN SIMS ':. Z7~I~ 194~00 SPALOING 27~5 1 9~99 R.C, S~S~, TS 27~6 I960I~ STA-CO~ INC, 216~z*9 iAN 9ESIGN STUDIO- 27522 221486 IA.WES W. VANCE, P.A. 22 2302+I0 IALGREEN'S 27827 27~33 E C 231600 E. WENGLER 231790 WESTERN AUTO STORE 232465 WZLDNER 235496 SAMUEL 241596 XEROX 262830 27835 420004 J 27839 053829 F 2784-0 2-30021 27844 :: 720'4~9~.-t:~?. ZT8 041550 278~6 02~492 278~? i216gI 27848 2790~ ;,:~:.':;3~0002 _27~ .--...'.'2oz~z .77906 2~0002 TPO? 3~0026 CORPORAT ION ARL ZINMERMAN ~ TTY'/. Z OB. EL .'. :. -: ". ::.-. :;.;'::'~-.- . '~' 'T _ ~-:~ ':-: .... -¥-.i::;::::..:~...:. :. -. =.IR.. F .'- R~'~ [:L.':'.;'.":::;::.:!:!:-::;'i.!::...~ :-:' ~MES R. PATTERSON .ORIDA TURF GRASS ASSN,- !TTY ~ORONI A .L. REED : '"'! .::...'.,- STANLGY WEAVER'"" JOSEPH OEMARCO MR...RU31N DORMS MR. WALTER LENERENZ '" : ~i-C~-~ A EL HAYGOOO · 'E~GAR E. HD~ELL ':.~:::'.?;'- '":r~ C~EOrT UNZON ~.LL~ AN ER · , ~:,,_-'~ T L-RSuN 9 90P 37003~- '- , oo06¥- S ...-, _ KEVIN ~CGO,~cN ~, ~79~I ~.50009 ::-.'A~NETTE p. TINKER Z7~ZZ ~90038 ":L[NOA WA~ T~R ZTOl3 03>~95 CITY O~ ~OYNTON ~ ~' -" ~cA~H 2791~ 063762 ~LCRiDA NATIONAL ~ANK 7916 390002 ...... N~]~OY JR.~ WILLIE K S' O~GE 17 CHECK DATE TOTAL A~J.NT 7OE.O 91,360.? 5,0.58.5 5,737° 5 33.9 ' '-. 200o0 - ' 250.0 :266o3 Z 00. O, 529.8 I2.0~ 8/24/8~ 8/Z4/8~ 8/2q-/Sq- 5I'o0{ 250.0~ 27+5.3~ 275.0~_ 8/Zq-/Pq. 8/27/54 8/Z7/8~ 8/27/3 & ~/~ 7/8 zt 8/27/8~ 250°0( '5.0{ ~/30/~ 8/31/~ 8/3!/~4 ~I3i/~ 8/.3~/~ 57.0~ 215.0~ 685.2z I ,709.3~ 1,027.0 2,175.25 15,49~.06 622.4-.0 3 o=. 1~ 525.66 19~.7 192,~0!.36 27,751.95 CITY OF BOYNT.ON BEACH DAT~ ~AGE 18 TO.I'AL :AMOUNT ' 27917 27920 27921 {::)ll:~S AOAPTO ST'ESL PRODUCTS . ,LOU!?,. ALLIS 27922 27923 27924 ~7~ 015561 ARTIC AIR. CONOITtONING 020100 B ~ H SALES '!'. - 020439 THE OAK ER ".& ...~. 0209-~0 THE S~KER ~ TAYLOR CO. 021599 9ELL r~ HOWELL 021700 d.~ETH~SOA MEMORIAL HOSPITA -.,-..--~ ,:~.. ~..,=..- ,'~., ~.-~.=-~'~.~?.~ ~--~.x];~.:;::~.~:'?~ ].'.? :<.'j,?~ .:.'-{. 02~726 BOYNTO'~ BEACH VOLUNTEER F 024730 50YNTON BEACH RETIREMSNT 024786 OYNTO~ TRAVEL AGENCY 025~58 R INK M4 N~.i NS T R~MENI S:.17-CG .;:-17 ':.'.. ...::. 27926 27927 2792-B 030321 030~60 -032-~16 2-~ ~ "~ 0 27930, 27931 0328 l0 03291.5 033657' 27932 27933 033658 033651 033664 27935 27'g 36 27937 033665 033666 034937 279~9 Z79~0 272~1 27942 27943 2794~ 27'946 ?7947 041609 27948 041615 '~7949 041 v04 .... ZTd S'-O ..... 27951 05~394 27952 050115- 27953 052820 --i 27954 053763 '~7o~ ._,=5 06377q 27956 ---070352 27957 070410 C 2795~ ,.~'~75283 2795~ 07~396 27950 075510 ~7961 075530 27962 075581 27953 080306 A'~!BR!DGE U'tIVERSITY PRES APEL KLANG COMPAN.~S INC ETER L. CHENEY 8/31I~4 8/31/84 · -' 8/31/~4 LK OF COURTS-SUOPORT OEP LK OF COURTS-SUPPORT OEP LK O~ COURTS-SUPPORT OEP LK -OF:: COURTS--SUPPORT OEP..:.::.::.:' _K OF'] COURTS-SUPPORT OEP "- ] U N T Y '. I G E, I N C ~ ". ;'::' ::'--:::::i ': i::::. _=L R.~ Y KAWAS AKI ELTA AIRLINES _--NDY DE VR!ES 2 v.o ~ ' . .:':'28'5~ .../3~t8~ ":".. .- .... ~/31 / 8 ~'...: :-:':::/:,: ':<:'' 8/31/84 a/3i/~4 813t18~ 813I/~4 8/31/84 8131134 8/31/~4 8131/84 5131'184 8/3118~ 167.9~ 5,732o5~ 178.0Q.] -18-371] 3_23 8131/84 8/3~/84 8131/84 8/31/84 8131184 8/31184 37. ~ I2.0C 37.0( 8/3l/~4 42.0~: ~2.0C 33, 8131134 3~-g-. OC 9/3I/9 4 !95-3~ ~VIR, O:'~M~NTAL S~RvICEs.' :' - .,,.HI L,,-L,.,WELL CORP. ~ P~NSIO ~'- '~ ~. IEF lq.cHoN ~5 RtL L0~IDA NATIONAL BANK LORIDA SERVICE ENGINSHRS ~'LL!AM 5. GALB~[~-~ 31184 Z, ! 8/31/64 15.0( ~I31I:~4 g3Z.OC e.7~t/-~4- .................... %YLCR"D :ROTHERS 8/31/84 1 :NN!S C. GRABEEL 8131184 ~-3LIER EDUCATIONAL CORP. ~/31/34 242.3~ .L. '3~U,~MONS PRINTING 9/3!/~ 55.9~ K. HALL ~ CO, 8/31/~4 ~v95a 0-90~24 ~ '~ ~' ' .... 8/31/84 .... ~xu~,,VES nc OELRAYt INC; 25.0( 27956 O.B2 gOq ILTI !NC 2131184 ..... :] 7 P.b7 034551 ~GL[~ Y . CITY OF ~2YNTON BEACH C U R R E N T M O N T H C H-E C K S PAGE lg C H.ECK DATE TO. TAt 161.59 . ......... 58.0~- .... ~ ..... l ,2 . AMOUNT '. ' .ZT~70 27971 27972 2,973 27974 27975 034579 H3USE g GAKOEN 3/31/84 084690 EOGA~,H'm'ELL,~ ' 8/3I/~4 -090099 £.~.~, ' ~' ' CO~vORATION 8/31/94 OgCIC~ ICMA .RETIRENENT CORPo 8/31/84 094301 ,N,~NAT[O,,At CITY MANAGE E/31/8~ 094305 OKLAHO~qA STATE UNIV - =PP 8/31/94 094315 I~.~ERNATICNAL'INDEHNITY 8/31/94 . P.. '.~- ": " 8/3t134 : 3ROGRA' HIL-3--~:: :: -: . .... 8/31/94 "':: :::-'- :8/~I/84 115595 LORRAINE ~KRUPOW I ES 8/31/9~ .1203Z3 L'AFRANCE EOUIPMENT CORP, 8/31/~4 120~89 LAS SA>;A ARGUS LTD. 8/31/89 10 275 130950 27987 132715 134701 ;--- t36~20 -:':'; 7990 14~4~'..':.-..- ~ 27991 141721_-:.:';;:'::. ~ ~ILLIE RUTH MCGRADY 8/31/84 ~,iKE MICHAELS 8131/34 ~gTGROLA INC, ~,O~-~r~-~-~-~..: POLtCE-.:!:.!'::~ - : 8131134 ,iATIONAL;':LIBRARY'RESOU'RCEI ".._: 8/31184 153735 ~HARLOTTE CLEON 279~3 156618 OXFORD UNIVERSITY PRESS Z799~ 1,50365 PAINT CENTER .~.~,:AC'H AUTO PARTS 15037:, PALM .gm . .'- 16038U. PALM :BEACH JP,,:COLLEGE 160~20 ....~ALN.gEACH OFFICE .SUPPLY S/~1/84 8/31/34 8131/84 151720 PETTY CASH WATER ~ SEWER 2?999 1527-50 PICARD CHE:4ICAL CO. 2~0~0 ....................................... .... 152790 pIERCE TIRE CO. INC. Z~OOi 164700 ,"PORTER PAINT CO. 25002 155~04 PRECISION SPECIALTIES 29003 155307 ~RENT-tCE HALL :!NC. Z ] O"Tc L76~97 ~.C. SPO~TS . ' ~'m~-- ~ I~ - ~ '. ~t T ~I~ Z~007' ZPO0~ .... 2_3009 180503 151650 190615 8131134 8/31/84 8/31/34 8131194 8/31/84 8/31/84 8/31/B4 ~/31/84 8/31/S~ B/31/84 ~/~1/~ ZO 67,2~ !85.0~ 117.3] -':' 2~651.6, ..:'-: 94,,,"0~ ' ..'- 48 o Ot I~ '.'::: 800.31 lOZ.Z: ,.. 4-5 42.4: 3ZZ.O' 3,083.61 8o9" - 32.0t 251.4~ . RAVEN f.~.Fg P~ODUCTS' INC 813118¢ 6q.O~ NANCY RENFP, O STUOIOS $/3iI81~ 193.9~ S AX 'AR TS '~ CRA F'TS' . ........S_/.~_~__/_-~__.~. .................... ..T_~. 8 .£=S10 190°-01 S C l E~,~.TI F IC .~,.,t R ICA',I 8/31/~a4 ZgOll 191633 SET C:.-JM CCRPCRATIO.N 8/31/a~4 2:nlZ Ig3926 ~OHN SMITH B/~1/~4 2~']13 !93965 SMITH'S TR.~NSFER CORP. 2~91~ '1947'D3 ~.9UTHE~N 9~LL TELEPHONE ~/31/84 2:216 19~715 SSUTHE~N ?4ILL CREEK PROOU ~/3l/~ 2~q'l~ I~65~2 STATa OF =LORIDA a/31/54 24.01 35.0 14.1' 34.6 350.0~ 34-2.0! 31.1 z4o.a C U R R 5 CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH NT MONTH CH .E C K S PAGE 2O -HECK CHECK DATE TOTAL AMOUNT 28019 28020 28021 2B022 28023 Z96395 SU'-;RZ S E CHEMICALS 195411 S U'-° E R ~'"' r~~'-'r': ~'T OF 200102 T E '4 GRAPHICS OOCU, HEN 202q50., THORNOtKEP~.-.:o"SS- - · 3 ~ ':'.-'.'-T ~ 20~:8,..~ I KiNGDO.M ..:'..::;. i:.-: .. - :" 2',,6z~30" .-"EL !HO'-::.TUTTLE ........ " -. 14. 856.8( 137.5~. 68.9.~ 77.7 28025 2101z~5 USCM DEFERRED COMP. PRO,, 2~026 210150 U.S- POSTMASTER 28027 210151 Uo S, POSTMASTER 2803~ 230405 CHARLES ~ALER~ P.E. INC. 28032 230449 BiLL WALLACE LEASINC INC. 28033 ~c~_~ MATER OE?ARTRENT 8/31/~4 8/3 I/.Bq, 8/31L/3q 8/3t/8~ 8/31/~z~ 8'/31/8~ 4,505o5,~ 624.0[ 100.0( 25 768.7~. 6,000.0( 1,112.0( 6,225.6<, 25'3. O{ 2 39,,~6~