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Minutes 06-19-84MINUTES OF THE REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING HELD AT CITY HALL, BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA, JUNE 19, 1984 PRESENT Carl Zimmerman, Mayor Robert Ferrell, Vice Mayor Nick Cassandra, Councilman Samuel L. wright, Councilman (Arrived 8:05 P.M.) William Sullivan, Acting City Betty S. Boroni, City Clerk William Doney, Assistant City Mayor Zimmerman called the meeting to order at 7:30 P. M. He announced the Invocation will be given by Rev. Joseph Dye, Boynton Beach Congregational United Church of Christ, followed by the Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag led by the Assistant City Attorney, Mr. William Doney. AGENDA APPROVAL Councilman Cassandra stated he would like to add an item under Announcements and also under Administrative, Item C - Council's Last Month's Pay. Mr. Sullivan stated he would like to add two items, Item J under Consent Agenda - Ratification of South Central Regional Wastewater Treat- ment & Disposal Board Action of June 14, 1984, and a memorandum to the file for Item G, Development Plans. Vice Mayor Ferrell made a motion to adopt the agenda, seconded by Councilman Cassandra. Motion carried 3-0. ANNOUNCEMENTS Mayor Zimmerman announced that City Hall will be closed on Wednesday, July 4, 1984, in observance of Independence Day. Councilman Cassandra announced that he would like to make the citizens aware that P.A.C.T. will be holding their monthly meeting on June 28 at 7:30 P. M. at the Royal Palm Clubhouse and the press and Councilmembers are also invited to that meeting. Mayor Zimmerman read a Proclamation proclaiming Wednesday, July 4th, anniversary of America's independence, as a day to Honor America and Americans. Mayor Zimmerman read a Proclamation proclaiming Saturday, November 17, 1984, to be Boynton High School Alumni Day. MINUTES Regular City Council Meeting ~nutes of June 5, 1984 Vice Mayor Ferrell made a motion to approve the minutes, seconded by Councilman Cassandra. Motion carried 3-0. Manager Attorney REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA JUNE 19, 1984 CITY MANAGER'S REPORT Mr. Sullivan announced there was nothing to report. PUBLIC AUDIENCE Mayor Zimmerman requested anyone wishing to speak on any s~ubject on the agenda to please give their name to the City C~erk and then ascertained nobody desired to address the ~Council under Public Audience. CONSENT AGENDA A. Bids Vehicle Towing Service Contract - Police Tabled until July 3, 1984 Meeting Mayor Zimmerman referred to this being tabled and Mr. Sullivan suggested putting this under regular Bids for discussion at the next meeting. Vice Mayor Ferrell made a motion to withdraw Item A from the Consent Agend~a, seconded by Councilman Cassandra. Motion carried 3-0. Councilman Cassandra referred to someone just arriving wanting to speak under Public Audience and suggested deviating from the Consent Agenda and Mayor Zimmerman replied that the Consent Agenda will be finished and Public Audience continued later. Mr. Cassandra moved to complete the Consent Agenda and go back to Public Audi- ence, seconded by Mr. Ferrell. Motion carried 3-0. B. Resolutions Proposed Resolution No. 84-CCC - Re: Authorizing acceptance of grant and approval of project agreement - Boat Club Park A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA, APPROVING PROJECT AGREEMENT AND GRANT ACCEPTANCE WITH THE DEPARTmeNT OF NATURAL RESOURCES FOR A $211,867.00 GRANT UNDER THE FLORIDA RECREATION DEVELOP- MENT ASSISTANCE PROGRAM. Approve Purchase of Two 10 HP Pumps with Attachments - Utilities The Purchasing Agent and Director of Utilities recommend purchasing these units from Motion Industries for $3,512 in accordance with memos submitted. -2- REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING · BOYNTON 'BEACH, FLORIDA JUNE 19, 1984 Approve Proposed Change Order No. 3 for Concrete Driveway Work, NE 10th Avenue .Project, Shurly Construction Co. The City Engineer recommends approval of this change order per his memo dated May 7, 1984. Mayor Zimmerman asked where this additional money would come from and Mr. Sullivan in- formed him there is still money left under this contract. E. List of Payments - Month of May, 1984 See list attached. F. Accept Donation from Castoff Square Dance Club Mayor Zimmerman asked if Mrs. Roz Kuperman, President, or any members of the Castoff Square Dance Club were present and received no response. He stated he wanted to thank them for their generous contribution. He referred to a letter being sent and Mr. Sullivan replied that he Will confirm that. G. Approve Budget Transfer - Exercise Course at Caloosa Park This is requested for funding participation for the wheel- chair exercise course at Caloosa Park. Approve Community Relations Board Recommendation for Association for Retarded Citizens The Community Relations Board requests the City Council to concur in providing $1,000 to the Association for Retarded Citizens. I. Approval of Bills See list attached. Ratification of South Central Regional Wastewater Treatment & Disposal Board Action of June 14, 1984 Mr. Sullivan distributed these documents. Vice Mayor Ferrell made a motion to approve the Consent Agenda as altered with the exception of Item A and includ- ing Item J. Councilman Cassandra seconded the motion. No discussion. Motion carried 3-0. PUBLIC AUDIENCE (Continued) ~. Jack Dashev came before the Council and Mr. Sullivan informed him that Mr. Cheney will have a report for him at the next meeting. Mr. Dgshev referred to the Council members being r~.equ~stedto look at their signs to see if they are appropriate. -3- REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA JUNE 19, 1984 Councilman Cassandra responded that the point he had'made of there being different signs on the board was well taken and now an ordinance is being prepared to cover these entrance signs, which he believes will be ready for the next meeting'. The Council's decision has been postponed until the next meeting. BIDS Vehicle Towing Service Contract - Police Tabled until July 3, 1984 Meeting Mayor Zimmerman announced this would remain on the table until the next meeting. Vice Mayor Ferrell made a motion to move to Item VIII, since it was not yet 8:00. Mr. Cassandra seconded the motion and it carried 3-0. DEVELOPMENT PLANS Consider Variance Request - Master Plan for Rollingwood Subdivision - Set Public H~.aring Mayor Zimmerman asked if the Planning Director had a recom- mendation for this public hearing date and Mr. Annunziato suggested the Council meeting following the next one on July 17 to give the City Clerk ample time to advertise. Vice Mayor Ferrell made a motion to set this item for public hearing on July 17, seconded by Councilman Cassandra. No discussion. Motion carried 3-0. Consider Conversion of Condominium Development to Rental Development - Stonehaven Development Mr. Robert A. Satter referred to submitting information regarding this project and stated he would be glad to answer any questions. He added that the rezoning to PUD was approved late last year and their intention is in exact conformance with those approvals. The multi-family parcel will be developed in accordance with the approvals and ordinances. They just intend to develop it as rental as opposed to condominium. Councilman Cassandra explained that the concern was expressed whether this is a significant change and there was also the question of who takes care of maintenance with the absence of condominium documents. Mr. Satter replied that he believes the approval allows either rental, condominium, or fee simple under the ordinances. -4- REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA JUNE 19, 1984 Mr. Annunziato clarified that the question raised by Mr. Vance concerned whether there was a change to any docu- ments submitted. The documents submitted were for the single family area and not the multi-family area. Mr. Satter is developing the property in a rental mode and he is responsible for maintenance of the lakes, recreational facilities, roads, etc. Councilman Cassandra clarified that Phase II was not approved and Mr. Annunziato clari- fied that homeowners documents for Phase II were not ap- proved. Mr. Doney clarified that nothing is changing. The develop- ment as it was submitted is being built. No homeowners' documents were submitted. There is no real change to be considered. Mr. Cassandra stated he was under the impression the con- cept was changed because of market conditions. If he had known what was planned now, his consideration would have been altered. He thinks this should be reconsidered by the Council to approve this new concept of renters. Mr. Satter advised that it was probably their intent when submitting the original plans to build housing for sale, but at a later date, the market changed this. The same units will be used as rental units. With respect to main- tenance, they will probably be maintained better under rentals. Their company is going to own, operate and main- tain the community as a rental. They request the Council's concurrence in this and have complied with all ordinances. They have made large commitments for special financing with the county. Councilman Cassandra questioned the location of this rental area and ~. Annunziato replied that it would be located in the area south of the middle school, west of Congress Avenue, bordered on the south and north by canals. Mayor Zimmerman asked if it had been stated in writing that the maintenance will be provided by the Satter Co. and Mr. Doney replied affirmatively and read part of a letter submitted by their attorney stating the owner will have the responsibility for maintenance, etc. He added that in this instance, Satter will own the units as well as the common areas and have the maintenance responsibility for everything. Mayor Zimmerman referred to this encompassing a ten year period and Mr. Satter clarified they will start building right away and are hoping for occupancy within 18 months. Under the terms of the loans, they must remain rentals for ten years. He told about owning other properties in Palm Beach County. -5- REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA JUNE 19, 1984 Councilman Cassandra questioned the number of units and Mr. Satter informed him that 288 are planned. Vice Mayor Ferrell clarified that the attorney's letter covers the maintenance aspect and Mr. Doney agreed. Mayor Zimmerman announced that no further action was needed. Mr. Cassandra moved to revert back to the original agenda, seconded by Mr. Ferrell. 'Motion carried 3-0. PUBLIC HEARING Approve request to eliminate the sidewalk on the east side of NW 9th Street, Sky Lake Plat No. III as per Article XVI Variances & Exceptions of the Subdivision Ordinance Mr. Manny Hoppman, Oriole Homes, explained how on one side of the street where they are building homes, sidewalks will be constructed as homes are built; but on the opposite side of the street are the rear of homes where they have requested to eliminate the sidewalk requirement. They have spoken to the homeowners who live in the homes with back yards on this street and they prefer to have shrubbery in their rear yards rather than a sidewalk. (Councilman Wright arrived at this time, 8:05 P. M.) Councilman Cassandra referred to a letter being received from Mr. Wade Riley stating the people do not want a side- walk because of security reasons and questioned if this is what they meant. Mr. Hoppman replied this is correct and explained the present residents are concerned about their privacy. Mayor Zimmerman requested those wishing to speak in favor of this.particular request to come forward. Mr. Arnold Thompson, 1307 N.W. 8th Court, stated he is in favor of this request. He has spoken to all the other people who own homes backing up to 9th Street. They have met with the developer and reached an agreement for the developer to sod the area with installing a sprinkler sys- tem. There is only about a 20 ft. wide strip in question. The owners have given approval to have their sprinkler systems increased to cover this additional area. The deve- loper also agreed to put in a hedge row. In lieu of a sidewalk, they think the aesthetics and privacy aspects are more important. A sidewalk on one side of the street is sufficient. -6- REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA JUNE 19, 1984 Councilman Cassandra referred to the staff recommending not to grant this variance and stated he would like to hear their reasoning. Mr. Annunziato replied that the Technical Review Board discussed the purpose for sidewalks and felt there would be the opportunity for people to cut driveways into 9th Street and if there are driveways, there should be side- walks to separate the pedestrian and vehicular traffic. Councilman Cassandra questioned the number of sidewalks in the Laurel Hills area and Mr. Thompson told about less than 50% of the homes having sidewalks. Mr. Thompson continued that he realizes what the Technical Review Board is trying to do and appreciates their input. However, having a sidewalk along this stretch would not be beneficial. He explained how the grassed area would be better with giving the children more room to play, etc. He agrees that some homes will put in driveways, but he does not see where a sidewalk would be beneficial. The people have always walked through the Laurel Hills area with no problems. Mayor Zimmerman referred to there being problems with storage of things in the rear of these homes and stated it would help this problem by having a sidewalk as the owners would probably keep it in better shape with having people walking along there. Mr. Thompson replied that he didn't think a sidewalk would have any bearing on that. A hedge might make it more aesthetic for people across the street looking into back yards. Most of the people have cleaned up their yards and keep them looking nice and he doesn't see where a sidewalk would have any impact. Mayor Zimmerman stated that he wants the area to be im- proved and thinks maybe a sidewalk would be an encourage- ment. Mr. Thompson told how the road was about two feet lower than his yard and a wall would be required in addition to a sidewalk. He would rather have a hedge for privacy. Mr. Hoppman explained how it was felt it would be prefer- able to have an area sodded With sprinklers and a good sized hedge. He added that it is not normal to have side- walks at the rear, of homes. Also, the residents living on the other side of the street would rather look at greenery than a sidewalk. Mayor Zimmerman questioned who would plant and maintain a hedge and Mr. Annunziato replied that if it is planted on private property, the property owners would have to main- tain it. ~. Hoppman clarified that the intent is to put it on private property. They will plant and water it until growing and then the residents will maintain it. -7- REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA JUNE 19, 1984 Councilman Cassandra moved to approve the applicant's request for a variance of the sidewalk for the rear of their development. He is not prone to concrete walls, as we have enough in this city. It is at the rear of homes. He feels the developer has met the commitments as far as the front of homes. Since the surrounding community is also in favor of granting the variance, this is having the community at heart. Vice Mayor Ferrell seconded the motion. Under discussion, Mayor Zimmerman stated in this case, the wall would not be any higher than the level of the sidewalk and would only be a retaining wall. Mr. Cassandra stated that he realizes this. Mr. Wright stated he is not in favor of a sidewalk in a back yard. Motion carried 4-0. Approve request for a seventy-four (74) seat restaurant with drive-through facilities to be located on West Boynton Beach Boulevard and NW 7th Street submitted by MTL Associates for Wendy's Old Fashion Hamburger Fast Food Restaurant/Robert and Carolyn Beane Mr. John Lynch, 1290 N.E. 4th Court, Boca Raton, told about a Wendy's Restaurant with drive-thru facility being planned for this location. In accordance with the Community Appear- ance Board meeting last night, they have agreed to put a 6' high wall on the north side of the property as well as on the west side of the property where the commercial pro- perty abuts residential zoning. In addition, they are pro- viding a great deal of landscaped areas around the entire site to buffer the restaurant from adjacent areas. He also explained how the lighting would be a low powered type prohibiting shining into adjacent areas. He thinks the question is this particular site being used as a drive-thru restaurant site rather than just a restaurant. He told about the Wendy's in this area and their employment of local people. He respectfully requests this be approved and will be pleased to answer any questions. Mr. Annunziato referred to submitting a lengthy recommenda- tion and pointed out the location with advising that it is zoned C-2 and telling about the surrounding zoning. Coun- cilman Cassandra questioned the R-2 zone shown and Mr. -~ Annunziato explained this is 1-95 right-of-way. He con- tinued with explaining the access to the site and parking provided. The building and landscaping meet and exceed the codes. The plan meets the technical codes except those included in the staff comments. He added that the memo clearly lists the reasons for the basis of their recommendation for denial. He noted reasons expressed for traffic congestion resulting. The staff recommenda- tions were forwarded to the Planning & Zoning Board and -8- REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA JUNE 19, 1984 after conducting a public hearing, the board recommended denial. This was reviewed by the Community Appearance Board and comes with their positive recommendation. If the Council approves, he suggests approving subject to staff comments. Councilman Wright referred to employment being created and questioned the number to be hired and Mr. Lynch replied it would be 30 to 50 employees. Mr. Wright referred to there also being a scholarship program and Mr. Lynch agreed. Councilman Wright stated he has looked at this. Unfortu- nately, he was not able to attend the Planning & Zoning Board meeting and is interested to know what rationale Mr. Linkous and Mr. Pagliarulo used in voting for the project. Mr. Annunziato replied that he didn't recall any specific comments on their part. Mr. Cassandra added that he be- lieves Mr. Linkous said they were against progress. Councilman Wright commented that it seems we are having a problem along Federal Highway and he hopes nothing further is considered for that area. He thinks a business such as this could be an asset for this area. Since there are several service stations in this area, he doesn't see where this would create problems. Councilman Cassandra asked how far the drive-thru window is from the property line and Mr. Annunziato replied it would be approximately 35 feet and there will be a hedge and wall. Mayor Zimmerman asked those in favor of this request to please come forward. Mr. Walter Dutch, 100 S. Federal Highway, Boynton Beach, stated he is in favor of a Wendy's on the Beane parcel. He referred to owning adjacent properties and stated with the proposed new Intracoastal bridge and an inter- change from the turnpike onto Boynton Beach Boulevard, this will ultimately be a highly over-used commercial road and nothing else. He sees no objection to putting more commercial in this area, especially where it not only serves the community, but other areas. He told about going to restaurants with drive-thru windows and how there arenever cars stacked up waiting and this traffic is contained within the property itself. He is in favor of this project. Mr. Bob Yost, 2006 South Federal Highway, Boynton Beach, referred to Boynton Beach being a blooming and booming town and stated the major thoroughfares must also increase. -9- REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA JUNE 19, 1984 Mr. Yost continued with stating that he was present at the Planning & Zoning Board meeting and the only objections he heard were in reference to lights in the parking area, traffic in and out, and the speaker system. The property is zoned C-2 and a restaurant would be allowed without a drive-thru window. They have agreed to put a wall on the north and west sides, which would buffer the speaker system. There are several drive-thru restaurants on Federal Highway within a few blocks and traffic has not created any problems. He is in the process of buying property across the street from this location and knows Wendy's would be a good neigh- bor. He is in favor of this project. Mayor Zimmerman then requested those opposed to this request to come forward. Mr. Harold Werger, 1306 N. W. 7th Street, President of the Laurel Hills Homeowners Association, came forward. He stated there are 230 homes in Laurel Hills, which is directly behind this location. This is the main street into their area. Sky Lake is building 300 homes in this area and one of their main outlets will be N.~W. 7th Street. He told about having problems now exiting and entering Boynton Beach Boulevard because of traffic from 1-95. He ex- plained how there was no room for stacking by the island when coming from the west and making a left turn from Boynton Beach Boulevard. Also, with Wendy's having take- outs, it will create the opportunity for a lot more young people to congregate at Pioneer Park or on West Industrial Avenue. He is in favor of a sit-down restaurant with the drive-thru and carry-out eliminated. Mr. Arnold Thompson, 1307 N.W. 8th Court, added that he would like to point out there is no way to go out halfway into Boynton Beach Boulevard and wait for traffic to clear with the design of that island. It is also a turning lane into the industrial park. The 30 ft. right-of-way is dan- gerous. There will definitely be a traffic problem with this restaurant. Directly to the west, Some changes could be made on Old Boynton Road and that would be a good loca- tion for a fast food restaurant. There is an existing problem at this intersection. The C-2 zone is fine for an office complex with a small amount of traffic. Mayor Zimmerman stated that he agrees with the last two speakers and the recommendations made by the Planning & Zoning Board and Technical Review Board. He lives fairly close to this location and passes it often and the traffic on Boynton Beach Boulevard is intolerable., especially for people coming out from 7th Street and a drive-thru restaurant will make it worse. -10- REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA JUNE 19, 1984 Vice Mayor Ferrell referred to going through the recommenda- tions and listening to the comments and stated this is a sit-down restaurant and is not drive-thru, but only has a drive-thru window. There will be 74 seats. If we deny the window, it will not be a way of keeping them from building. We cannot disallow because of a high volume restaurant, because that is allowed. A lot of points do not have a bearing on whether the window is there or not. This will be a main thoroughfare with the bridge and turnpike inter- change. He doesn't think we want it to be a main thorough- fare without development. The road~with traffic makes more noise than any restaurant or speaker would ever make. The traffic flow from a restaurant will make a difference, but all the traffic generated onto that spot will not be the result of a drive-thru window. He has not heard any com- plaints about traffic backing up at other drive-thru res- taurants. Off-street parking, lights, dumpster, etc. will exist with any restaurant. A drive-thru window eliminates kids hanging at the site, excess banging of doors, etc. There is other commercial property in this area and a lot of C-2 property backs up to residential areas. The condi- tional use allows individual review. Restaurants are located at every exit of 1-95. He thinkS we have to be reasonable in what we are doing. Councilman Cassandra told about clarification being given for drive-thru and drive-in restaurants. He considered the traffic concern and told abou~ other exits of 1,95 having traffic signals close to the exits and believes we can maks a reqUest for one at this location. He thinks the medians are a hazard. If restaurants are not wanted in the C~2 zone, then the ordinance should be changed. This request is only for the conditional use of the window. He read ths traffic analysis and their main business is conducted 9nly during a one hour period and only 30% is generated by the drive-thru window. He has known of no accidents ~n U. S. 1 because of the fast food restaurants. In regard to a curb cut, possibly this should be studied by the en Lneers. A shopping center would generate more cars. In reference to lights, he explained how the next building ~uld be 75 feet away from the road and he does not see h ~ headlights could hit that building. He re- ferred to another .sensitive area where a wall was the solution. He thinks the Planning Department submitted an excellent ~eport, but we must consider the main objective which is the conditional use of the Window. Vice Mayor Ferrell questioned what the staff comments are if approved and Mr. Annunziato replied these are covered in the-last four sheets of the memo submitted. -11- REGULAR CITY COUNCIL ~ETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA JUNE 19, 1984 Councilman Cassandra commented that it is normal procedure for fast food restaurants to have a speaker coming from a menu board speaking down to the car. The amount of sound lost is astronomical. He recommends the speaker being at the same height as the car window. Increased volume would not be needed then. ~&r. Lynch replied that they will check into that, but their speakers are in the box itself and at window level. Mayor Zimmerman commented that he sees there is no use considering eliminating the drive-thru window from what he has heard. He still feels the main item which has been discussed against this project is the exit that people have from Laurel Hills onto Boynton Beach Boulevard. It is a bad situation and this will make it worse and he doesn't see any solution. He will have to vote against this. Councilman Cassandra asked if the applicant has to donate anything and Mr. Annunziato replied 5 feet for a sidewalk. Mr. Cassandra questioned if there would be enough room to have a separate lane for them to come out and Mr. Lynch replied there could be a right turn lane only. He added that their original site plan had ingress/egress cut onto Boynton Beach Boulevard which did not interfere with N.W. 7th Street, but that was eliminated. Mrl Cassandra clarified that he was suggestin9 making another lane for traffic coming out and Mr. Annunziato advised the possible result would be to lose a lane of parking. After further discussion relative to traffic, Mr. Cassandra moved to grant the conditional use variance for the drive- thru window of this applicant. Councilman Wright seconded the motion. No discussion. Motion carried 3-1 with Mayor Zimmerman dissenting. Councilman Cassandra continued that since the biggest con- cern of the Planning Department was there would be others in this area, he asked if it would be appropriate to request through the Acting City Manager the possibility of review- ing the C-2 permitted uses to get rid of driVe-in or drive- thru restaurant altogether. Mayor Zimmerman replied this could be taken care of separately. Approve request for abandonment of a special purpose easement and a prescriptive easement submitted by Digby Bridges for Pineland Plaza/Pronto Builders, Inc., located at U.S. 1 between S.E. 1st and S.E. 2nd Avenues, west side. Mr. Annunziato pointed out the location and explained there is a platted utility easement and a sanitary sewer was in- stalled many years ago. The applicant is requesting that this special purpose easement and the city's rights to this -12- REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA JUNE 19, 1984 sewer line be abandoned. The sewer line has never been put in service. The staff recommends approval. 5~yor Zimmerman requested the developer to come forward. ~. Digby Bridges stated the request as presented by Mr. Annunziato was quite satisfactory. Mayor Zimmerman asked if anyone in the audience wished to speak in favor of this abandonment and received no response. He asked if anyone wished to speak against the abandonment of this easement and received no response. Vice Mayor Ferrell made a motion to approve this request for abandonment, seconded by Councilman Wright. No discus- sion. Motion carried 4-0. DEVELOPmeNT PLANS (Continued) Approve request for a variance to the redevelopment area moratorium and site plan approval to construct a 26,240 square foot retail building plus parking and landscaping, to be located on U.S. 1 between S.E. 1st and S.E. 2nd Avenues, west side. This request was submitted by Digby Bridges for Pineland Plaza/Pronto Builders, Inc. Mr. Annunziato clarified this is a two part request to grant a variance to the downtown moratorium and approval of the site plan. He explained the variance process. The Planning & Zoning Board with respect to the moratorium variance made a recommendation that the variance be granted. Mr. Annunziato then explained the site plan including the parking, access, etc. He advised this application went to the Planning & Zoning Board with several technical staff comments and the board incorporated those comments in their recommendation. It was approved by the Community Appearance Board. Mayor Zimmerman asked if the developer cared to add any- thing. Mr. Bridges explained how they have designed a prestigious building, plus keeping with the downtown development scheme. Councilman Cassandra referred to the Community Redevelopment Agen~Ybeing concerned the landscaping in front might not coincide with the final downtown plan and stated that Mr. Bridges has gone on record to work with the C.R.A. If at that time, there is the necessity to change the landscaping, he is willing to make that change and Mr. Bridges agreed this is correct. -13- REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA JUNE 19, 1984 Councilman Wright moved to grant this variance to the re- development area moratorium and site plan approval for construction of a retail building plus parking and land- scaping located on U. S. 1 between S.E. 1st and S.E. 2nd Avenues, submitted by Digby Bridges, subject to staff comments. Councilman Cassandra seconded the motion. No discussion. Motion carried 4-0. Approve request for the construction of a model unit at the sales center at Hunters Run Golf and Racquet Club, Tract J, submitted by Charles Gilbert for Summit Associates, Ltd. to be located on the southern portion of Tract J, fronting on Clubhouse Lane Mr. Annunziato informed the Council this is a request to add one unit to the model area of Hunters Run. It was the unani- mous recommendation from the Planning & Zoning Board to approve. This request was also reviewed by the Community Appearance Board and approved. Vice Mayor Ferrell made a motion to approve this request, seconded by Councilman Wright. Motion carried 4-0. Approve request to construct a 220,660 square foot, two story department store at the Boynton Beach Mall plus parking lot, landscaping and utility modifications submitted by Mike Greer and Charles O'Brien for Boynton - JCP Associates, Ltd./Boynton Beach Mall - Burdines to be located at 801 North Congress Avenue ~. Annunziato explained the location. He advised there are two parts to this approval request, one for the site plan and the second for an exception to the height limita- tion to construct mechanical equipment and a dome type feature on top of the building. There is a recommendation from the staff to approve subject to staff comments. The Planning & Zoning Board unanimously recommended the site plan and height exceptions be approved in compliance with the staff comments. It was also approved by the Community Appearance Board. The applicant is present. Vice Mayor Ferrell stated the height exception for the mechanical equipment is fine, but questioned the sky light and Mr. Annunziato replied that all the reviews have recommended approval as it is a clear structure, similar to a dome. Mr. Harold Robinson, Director of Store Planning for Burdine's, came forward with Mr. Scott Bratey, Architect & Engineer. He referred to having two models and informed the Council that the concept is to create a store which is uniquely -14- REGULAR CITY COUNCIL b~ETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA JUNE 19, 1984 Florida and uniquely Boynton Beach. He explained how the store would be covered with foliage and landscaping with a translucent sky light dome. Mayor Zimmerman declared a recess, so the audience could come forward to look at the models and then reconvened the meeting at 9:40 P. M. Mayor Zimmerman stated this matter is before us for consid- eration of the site plan and also for a variance for height exceptions. Councilman Wright questioned if the request is in. compliance with the ordinance and Mayor Zimmerman replied affirmatively. Councilman Wright clarified that we do have the right to approve this request and Mr. Annunziato agreed and read Section 4-F of the zoning code. Councilman Cassandra referred to height exceptions being granted for elevators, air conditioner equipment, etc., but stated there has never been the intent of a 55 foot non- functional use in this particular area. He thinks this is a beautiful design, but they were aware of our ordinances. He does not think the intent of including domes or cupolas in this ordinance was included for a concept such as this. It was commented that it could not be seen from Congress Avenue with a 45 ft. building in front of it and he ques- tions the reasons for it if it is not going to be seen from Congress Avenue. Councilman Cassandra then read the considerations to be studied from the code and questioned satisfying various ones. They were aware of our code and with asking for 55 feet, it is definitely exceeding the 45 ft. height limit. Vice Mayor Ferrell stated when he read the application ori- ginally, he thought it was for 2 feet over the height limit. However, for something non-essential, he could not go along with it. It is a beautiful plan, but it is not essential. He does not think the building would be hurt without it. It would not be allowed in the downtown area, so should not be allowed west of town. Councilman Wright asked if it could be built without this dome and Mr. Robinson replied that the spire dome is very important in terms of design of the building. Without the spire, it is just a sky light. It is a Functional sky light in the center of the building over the central core where the cosmetics area will be. Without the contrast of this architectural item, it'will lose an important design element. Without it, they will be going from an award win- ning design to something which is less than that. If it is reduced in size, it would lose a great deal in terms of -15- REGULAR CITY COUNCIL ~ETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA JUNE 19, 1984 architectural value. They think the concept is very similar to a church spire in nature as far as the zoning code reads. He is not sure how the two can be separated. If a church spire is allowed, why isn't this allowed? Vice Mayor Perrell replied that he would not go along with a church spire either. Mr. Robinson continued that the code does allow exceptions. He thinks they should consider the func- tion as a sky light and the important architectural element to the design of the building. Mayor Zimmerman referred to reducing the height probably throw- -£nH_the a~¢hitec~Ure_ out of proportion to some extent, but asked if it could be r.educed and Mr. Robinson replied there has been a lot of study in the proportions of the dome spire; if it is reduced any great amount, it becomes almost meaning- less. Councilman Cassandra questioned the diameter at the base of the cone and Mr. Braley replied that it is 40 ft. ~ diameter at roof level. Mr. Cassandra commented that since the de- sign of the store is to utilize light through the dome spire concept, actually what is needed is a 40 ft. area for light to come through and it could be done with something not as high. Mr. Braley replied that it could be built flat, but that would be like having the ceiling at door height. With a small dome, the illusion would be incorrect. This design is very functional. Light is only one function. He sug- gested that the Council members look through a model scope to see the impression of what it would look like. Council- man Wright referred to this not being a design for this area and Mr. Robinson replied that they hoped many people in Boynton Beach would like this design and every store is designed differently with the store being unique to the particular area. Councilman Cassandra referred to two additional department stores coming into the mall and stated he could see approval of this store leading to the next store wanting an archway or something else above the 45 ft. limit. Mr. Robinson replied that he understood this, but didn't think they were asking for approval just for architecture or something non- functional. This is a functional architectural element for this building. They feel it could be handled in other ways as far as bringing in light, but there is architectural value and importance to this building. Councilman Cassandra stated that he was also concerned about the hurricane factor and Mr. Braley informed him this will comply with all technical requirements of the code. Mr. Cassandra stated he would have to have the -16- REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA JUNE 19, 1984 Technical Review Board confirm this and Mr. Annunziato in- formed him that whatever is constructed in Boynton Beach will have to meet the Southern Standard Building Code and addendums. Councilman Wright asked if the Technical Review Board approved this and Mr. Annunziato replied that height exceptions are policy decisions evaluated by the Council on an individual basis. Policy support has been given with approval recommended by the Planning & Zoning Board and Community Appearance Board. Mr. Robinson referred to the code allowing mechanical spaces in buildings and explained how a three story building could be 50 to 55 ft. high with permitting mechanical equipment spaces between floors and stated this is just a 35 ft. bu±ld- · ng with a spire in the center. Mr. Ralph Marchese, 1901 Roma Way, stated he thinks the people in Boynton Beach spoke loud and clear and they don't want another Fort Lauderdale. The way the ordinance is written, the Council has no room to approve what appears to be a dunce cap on a nice structure. He thinks Burdine's would want to stand out by having quality and good prices. If they are looking for light, it can be done with a trans- parent roof. He does not think this height exception should be approved. Vice Mayor Ferrell commented that he personally thinks it is a beautiful building, but the voters of the city have said how they feel. Mr. Robinson asked if there is an area which would be accept- able as opposed to unacceptable an~d Mayor zimmerman replied this could be tabled. Mr. Robinson referred to the Council not being in favor of this proposal and stated another pro- posal could be submitted if an indication was given of what is acceptable. Mr. Annunziato suggested that it be within the height limit and conservative in the approach. Councilman Cassandra told about voting against other proposals exceeding the height limit. Vice Mayor Ferrelt stated if the height is not a necessity, he is against it. Councilman Wright requested that they comply with the requirements. Mr. Annunziato clarified that if this concept is not approved, the applicant still has the opportunity to modify the plan and be within 45 feet. There could be a clear translucent cap and Mr. Robinson replied they do not want to have a flat roof and it is important to have natural light in the center of the store. Mr. Robinson requested the Council to table this, so they can decide what they want to do. They will come back and discuss a different situation. If the Council votes in the negative, does it mean they have to live with 45 feet or can -17- REGULAR CITY COUNCIL ~ETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA JUNE 19, 1984 they submit another proposal? Mr. Braley stated he is con- cerned about the dense foliage complimenting the spire and if there is going to be no spire, they may want to rethink the whole design. He requested the Council to table this request. Vice Mayor Ferrell replied that he doesn't agree with tabling as this is a policy statement. Mr. Doney ad- vised if they want to come back with a revised site plan and no requirements for a variance, this would not hurt the Coun- cil. Mayor Zimmerman commented that it might be better to see the entire plan and he is in favor of tabling it. Councilman Cassandra added that the intent is not to exceed the 45 ft. height limit. If they need time to relandscape and are aware of the 45 ft. height limit, he sees no reason for not tabling this. Councilman Wright moved to table. Mayor Zimmerman ascertained there was no second for the motion. Vice Mayor Ferrell made a motion to approve the site plan with the 2½ additional feet for the mechanical appurtenances, but deny the request for a height exception for the spire. Councilman Cassandra seconded the motion. Motion lost 2-2. Mr. Doney informed the Council that if not approved, we don't have anything. Councilman Wright suggested that they come back with something else. Mr. Doney advised even if this site plan is approved with the variance for the mechanical equipment and they have other plans, they can continue coming back with an amended site plan. Mr. Ferretl clarified that the motion as made would allow them to go to the site plan and reconsider only one portion. Mr. Doney added that they could file an amended site plan. Mayor Zimmerman stated based on this explanation, he will change his vote. Vice Mayor Ferrell made a motion to approve this site plan, approve the extension for the mechanical equipment, but dis- approve the request for the non-essential spire. Councilman Cassandra seconded the motion. No discussion. Motion car- ried 3-1 with Councilman Wright dissenting. Approve request to construct 249,600 square feet of offices an four buildings plus landscaping and parking for Boynton Commerce Center Office Complex to be located at 1600 Corporate Drive submitted by Fred Jay Popper for Boynton Commerce Center, Inc. Mr. Annunziato showed the plan and pointed out the location of the four office buildings. He advised this plan went to the Planning & Zoning Board with a positive recommendation subject to several staff comments. The Planning & Zoning Board unanimously recommended approval subject to the com- ments. It was reviewed by the Community Appearance Board and subsequently approved at their meeting. -18- REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA JUNE 19, 1984 Mayor Zimmerman asked if the developer was present and Mr. Fred Popper, Architect, came forward and stated they feel these four office buildings will compliment the rest of this planned industrial development. Mayor Zimmerman referred to the staff comments and Mr. Annunziato replied there were several and the key comment regarded traffic. He explained the requirements in regard to a turn lane and traffic signal. Mr. Popper stated they will comply with the staff comments. Vice Mayor Ferrell made a motion to approve this request subject to staff comments, seconded by Councilman Cassandra. No discussion. Motion carried 4-0. Approve request to construct an 81,213 square foot office building plus landscaping and parking on Woolbright Road eas~ of Congress Avenue. This request was submitted by Richard Reill¥ for FMED Realty/Woolbriqht Professional Plaza Mr. Annunziato explained the location of this four story building with under-building parking. He advised this was reviewed by the Technical Review Board and went to the Planning & Zoning Board with a positive recommendation subject to staff comments. The Planning & Zoning Board unanimously recommended approval subject to comments from the Technical Review Board plus the additional recommenda- tion to meet with the County Traffic Engineer to discuss the impacts on Woolbright Road of this proposed building. He explained the suggestions submitted by the County Traffic Engineer. Also, they requested to exceed the height regulation by 3% feet for mechanical equipment and this was recommended for approval. The Community Appear- ance Board also approved. Councilman Cassandra referred to the plan showing a 5 ft. wall, but a 6 ft. wall being required and Mr. Annunziato agreed it would be a 6 ft. walt as required by code. Mr. Ed Seymour, Architect, showed a rendering of the build- ing. Mayor Zimmerman asked if they will comply with the recommendations and Mr. Seymour replied affirmatively. Vice Mayor Ferrell made a motion to approve this request subject to the staff comments, including the height excep- tion for the mechanical equipment. Councilman Cassandra seconded the motion. No discussion. Motion carried 3-0. (Councilman Wright had left the room.) LEGAL ~Ordinances - 2nd Readinq - Public Hearinq NONE -19- REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA JUNE 19, 1984 Ordinances - 1st Reading Proposed Ordinance No. 84-25A - Re: Expanding Recreation and Park Board by one (Tabled) Vice Mayor Ferretl made a motion to remove this from the table, seconded by Councilman Cassandra. Motion carried 3-0. Mr. Doney read proposed Ordinance No. 84-25A by title: AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA, AMENDING CHAPTER 16. PARKS AND RECREA- TION, ARTICLE I. IN GENERAL, SECTION 16-1. BOARD CREATED: APPOINTMENT, TERMS, QUALIFICATIONS, OF THE CODE OF ORDINANCES, CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA, TO INCREASE THE NUMBER OF MEMBERS ON THE BOARD FROM SEVEN (7) TO EIGHT (8); TO A~ND SAID SECTION TO REMOVE THE QUALIFI- CATION THAT ALL MEMBERS OF SAID BOARD BE ELECTORS OF THE CITY; AND TO PROVIDE THAT ONE MEMBER OF THE BOARD BE A RESIDENT OF THE CITY AND A HIGH SCHOOL OR COLLEGE STUDENT; PROVIDING THAT EACH AND EVERY OTHER SECTION OF CHAPTER 16. PARKS AND RECREATION. SHALL REMAIN IN FULL FORCE AND EFFECT AS PREVIOUSLY ENACTED; PROVIDING A CONFLICTS CLAUSE, A SEVERABILITY CLAUSE, AUTHORITY TO CODIFY, AN EFFECTIVE DATE; AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES. Vice Mayor Ferrell made a motion not to adopt Ordinance No. 84-25A and later in the future consider a liaison with the Youth Advisory Committee. Councilman Cassandra seconded the motion. No discussion. ~s. Boroni took a roll call vote on the motion as follows: Mayor Zimmerman - Aye Vice Mayor Ferrell - Aye Councilman Cassandra - Aye Motion carried 3-0. Proposed Ordinance No. 84-26 - Re: Amending Land Use Element - Grummons Property Mr. Doney read proposed Ordinance No. 84-26 by title: AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA, AMENDING ORDINANCE NO. 79-24 OF SAID CITY BY ~2MENDING THE LAND USE ELE~NT OF THE COMPREHEN- SIVE PLAN OF THE CITY BY ADOPTING THE PROPER LAND USE OF CERTAIN PROPERTY WHICH IS BEING ANNEXED INTO THE CITY BY ORDINANCE SIMULTANEOUSLY HEREWITH, ~ICH IS MORE PARTICULARLY DESCRIBED HEREIN; SAID LAND USE DESIGNA- TION IS BEING CHANGED FROM PALM BEACH COUNTY LOW- MEDIUM DENSITY RESIDENTIAL TO CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH LOCAL RETAIL; PROVIDING A SAVINGS CLAUSE, P~PEALING PROVISION; EFFECTIVE DATE AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES. -20- REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA JUNE 19, 1984 Councilman Cassandra moved to approve on first reading Ordinance No. 84-26, seconded by Vice Mayor Ferrell. No discussion. Mrs. Boroni took a roll call vote on the mOtion as follows: Mayor Zimmerman - Aye Vice Mayor Ferrell - Aye Councilman Cassandra - Aye Councilman Wright - Aye Motion carried 4-0. Proposed Ordinance .No. 84-27 - Re: Rezone - Grummons Property Mr. Doney read proposed Ordinance No. 84-27 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 MORE PARTICU- LARLY DESCRIBED HEREIN WHICH IS BEING SIMULTANEOUSLY HEREWITH ANNEXED INTO THE CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA, BY ORDINANCE AS C-3 (COMMUNITY COMMERCIAL DISTRICT); PROVIDING A SAVINGS CLAUSE; REPEALING PROVISIONS; AN EFFECTIVE DATE; AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES. Vice Mayor Ferrell made a motion to adopt Ordinance No. 84-27, seconded by Councilman Wright. No discussion. Mrs. Boroni took a roll call vote on the motion: Vice Mayor Ferrell - Aye Councilman Cassandra - Aye Councilman Wright - Aye Mayor Zimmerman - Aye Motion carried 4-0. Proposed Ordinance No. 84-28 - Re: Powers granted to Community Redevelopment Agency by City Council Mr. Doney read proposed Ordinance No. 84-28 by title: AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA, DELEGATING CERTAIN POWERS TO THE BOYNTON BEACH COMMUNITY REDEVELOPMENT AGENCY, PURSUANT TO SEC- TION 163.370 AND 163.375, FLORIDA STATUTES (1983), PROVIDING THAT CERTAIN OF THE DELEGATED POWERS MAY ONLY BE EXERCISED BY THE COMMUNITY REDEVELOPMENT AGENCY WITH THE APPROVAL AND CONSENT OF THE CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH; PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE DATE; AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES. -21- REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA JUNE 19, 1984 Mayor Zimmerman referred to missing out on the discussions of these various powers at the last meeting and stated he does have a question about the thinking of one or two items. He referred to Page 4 and questioned why we are delegating the power to mortgage, pledge, hypothecate, or otherwise encumber or dispose of any real property when we are hold- ing onto the right for approval to purchase or lease? Councilman Cassandra stated that he questions the same thing. Also, Section 163.375 was never discussed. Therefore, there should be nothing denoted to 163.375. Eminent domain is not a function of the Community Redevelopment Agency. M~. Cassandra continued with referringto Paragraph c on Page 2 and stated the intention is for everything still to meet city codes. This would also apply to Paragraph e on Page 2 being subject to city codes. He also questions Paragraph d on Page 4 as the disposition of property still should be the function of city control. Mr. Doney clarified that one is acquiring and one is dis- posing and one is with Council approval and one is not. Mayor Zimmerman suggested that they be consistent. Mr. Ferrell suggested adding "subject to Council approval" on paragraph d, Page 4. Mayor Zimmerman questioned this error and ~. Haygood stated in discussions, the concern was with acquisition and the restriction can be added about City Council appro- val. Mayor Zimmerman agreed with the suggestion to add subject to City Council approval. Mr. Doney explained that amendments must be clarified before advertising. Mr. Cassandra clarified that Mayor Zimmerman wants consistency with Paragraph d on Page 4 requiring City Council approval. Also, he wants to make sure about Section 163.375. Mr. Doney advised that the requirement for City Council approval is non-substantial and can be added without re-advertising. Reference to Section 163.375 can be deleted at this time. Vice Mayor Ferrell made a motion to adopt Ordinance No. 84-28 with deleting in Section 1 reference to Section 163.375 and adding on Page 4, Paragraph d - "Subject to City Council approval". Councilman Cassandra seconded the motion and added that it is understood that city codes must be followed. Mrs. Boroni then took a roll call vote on the motion as follows: Councilman Cassandra - Aye CouncilmanWright - Aye Mayor Zimmerman - Aye Vice Mayor Ferrell - Aye Motion carried 4-0. -22- REGULAR CITY COUNCIL 5~ETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA JUNE 19, 1984 Resolutions NONE Other Purchase of Utility Easements Mr. Sullivan informed the Council these are in order and have been approved by the Utilities Director and City Attorney. Vice Mayor Ferrell made a motion to approve this purchase, seconded by Councilman Wright. Motion carried 4-0. Re-execute Contracts for Florida Boating Improvement Grant Councilman Wright moved to re-execute these contracts, seconded by Vice Mayor Ferrell. Under discussion, Coun- cilman Cassandra asked if the city is protected by the addition of ~17 and Mr. Doney replied that is okay. Motion carried 4-0. OLD BUSINESS NONE NEW BUSINESS NONE ADMINISTRATIVE Consider Youth Advisory Council (Tabled) Mayor Zimmerman announced this would be left on the table. Accept Resignation from Albin F. Bruder - Community Relations Board Vice Mayor Ferrell made a motion to accept and send a letter of thanks, seconded by Councilman Cassandra. Motion carried 4-0. Consider Replacement of Above Vice Mayor Ferrell moved to table, seconded by Councilman Cassandra. Motion carried 4-0. Council's Last Month's Pay. Councilman Cassandra stated there has been concern regarding the outgoing Council, who has put in a certain amount of time getting docked for a certain amount of pay. He advised that -23- REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA JUNE 19, 1984 Mr. Sullivan researched this, but there has never been a policy about this and there had been no problem previously with taking office April 5. He thinks a policy should be made and direction given, which he is recommending, since the last Thursday of the month is when the outgoing leaves, they should get paid for the month including those two days and the incoming not get paid, but will collect when they go out. Councilman Wright asked how much more money was needed to pay Mr. deLong and Councilman Cassandra replied that he was deducted two days, but policy direction is needed. Vice Mayor Ferrelt made a motion to go along with this recom- mendation. Councilman Wright seconded and added to pay Mr. deLong $16.00. Under discussion, Mayor Zimmerman questioned if a term ends on the first or second day of the month. Mr. Cassandra replied that it ends on the last Thursday of the month. Mr. Wright suggested that they be paid if serving over half a month. Mr. Sullivan referred to the possibility of someone resigning around the tenth of a month and Mr. Cassandra replied they would not get paid. Mr. Wright clari- fied if one works half the month, they should get paid the full amount. Motion carried 4-0. OTHER C-2 Zoning Permitted Uses Mr. Cassandra stated the City Attorney recommends that the Planning & Zoning Board be requested to consider the per- mitted uses in C-2 zoning to possibly remove drive-in and drive-thru restaurants. Councilman Wright asked if this could be included when redoing the comprehensive plan and Councilman Cassandra replied that we must be prepared for another application. Mayor Zimmerman clairifed this is just to instruct the Planning & Zoning Board to review this. Vice Mayor Ferrell stated he is not in favor and Councilman Wright added that he is not either at this particular time. ADJOURNMENT - Councilman Cassandra moved to adjourn, seconded by Vice Mayor Ferrell. Motion carried 4-0 and the meeting was properly adjourned at 10:50 P. M. -24- REGUL.AR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH , FLORIDA JUNE 19, 1984 CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA ATTEST: ~/ %~c~oUn~nci lman Councilman Counc i'l-m~y~ (Four Tapes ) -25 - AGENDA June 19, 1984 CONSENT AGENDA - ADMINISTRATION Approval of Bills: A. O. B. Underground Conversion Lift Station %204 and %307 Pay from Utility Cap. Improvement---404-000-t69-11-00 $ 13,212.45 0 Allen Insurance Agency Insurance for Golf ~arts at Golf Course Pay from B.B. Rec. Facility Constr. Fund: 411-000-169-41-00 1,403.00 e Allen Insurance Agency P=ofessional Liability Insurance for Police Dept. Pay from General Fund---001-211-521-40-46 26,861.00 Allied Universal Corporation Chlorine for Water Treatment and Wilson Center Pay from General Fund ....... 001-721-572-30-63 " " Water & Sew.Rev.---401-332-533-30-63 $ 135.35 1438.41 $1573.76 1,573.76 m Amera A.~r Corporation 2 Air Conditioners at Utility Administration Office. Pay from Water & Sew. Rev.---401-395-539-90-14 Council approved 5/1/84 2,558.00 m BBR General Contractors., Inc. Est. %3 & Change Order Congress Avenue Water Main Pay from Utility General Fund---403-000-169-01-00 15,346.83 Board of County Commissioners Funding participation for Wheelchair Exercise Course at Caloosa Park Pay from Federal Rev. Sharing---320-721-572-60-36 Council approved 5/15/84 3,000.00 Be Florida Power & Light 5,222.00 ~ill from F.P. & L. for installation of concrete _~oles for Cherry Hills Project, Phase I ay from General Fund---001-000-115-87-00 Reimbursable from community Development Block Grant -2- 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. Hamilton Scale Corporation Bill Changer for Golf Course Pay from B.B. Rec. Facility Constr. Fund: 411-000-169-41-00 Per bid 4/9/84, Council approved 5/1/84 I.B.M. Corporation Copier III Model 60 for month of April, 1984 Pay from various departments General Fund, Golf Course, & Water & Sew. Rev. Lamar Uniforms Shirts, Trousers, Shoes etc. for Police Dept. Pay from General Fund---001-211-521-30-97 "Bid Item" McGraw-Edison Service Group Repair & machine seal housing and pinion gear teeth and seal area on shaft. Pay from Water & Sew. Rev.---401-332-533-40-33 Metric Engineering Inv. %38 and %39 N.E. 10th. Ave. & Cherry Hill Improvements Pay from General Fund---001-000-115-87-00 Reimbursable from Community Development Block Grant Russell & Axon Professional services rendered on various projects Pay from Utility General Fund: 403-000-169-01-00---$15,464.16 403-000-169-11-00--- 8,336.78 403-000-220-73-00--- 1,162.20 403-000-220-75-00--- 2,548.27 Total 27,511.41 Joe Sciortino Quarters for Bill Changer at Golf Course Pay from B.B. Rec. Facility Constr. Fund: 415-000-169-41-00 Spalding 425 Dozen Super Range Ball Pay from B.B. Rec. Facility Constr. Fund: 415-000-169-41-00 Council approved 5/1/84 $ 2,590.50 1,567.39 5,032.80 2,480.00 2,042.06 27,511.41 1,000.00 2,499.00 -3- 17. 18. 19. 20. 21. 22. 23. 24. 25. Shannon Chemical Corporation 10,000 lbs. Polyphosphate for Water Plant Pay from Water & Sew. Rev.---401-332-533-30-65 "Bid Item" South Central Regional Wastewater Treatment Board City's portion of bills due Regional Board Pay from Utility General Fund---403-000-169-11-00 South Central Regional Wastewater Treatment Board Services rendered in connection with treatment and disposal of wastewater for month of May, 1984 Pay from Water & Sewer Rev.---401-353-535-40-9I Shurly Contracting, Inc. Est. ~9 Final-Less 10% N.E. 10th. Ave. Project Pay from General Fund---001-000-115-87-00 Reimbursable from Community Development Block Grant Twin Construction,. Inc. App1. ~4 Boynton Beach Oceanfront Park Project from 4/24/84 to 5/29/84 Pay from B.B. Rec. & Mun. Beach Improve. Fund 303-000-169-33-00 United Steel Erectors Est. ~2 San Castle/St. Andrews Part B - Pump Station from 5/1/84 to 5/30/84 Pay from Utility Cap. Improvement---404-000-169-11-00 Charles S. Whiteside, Inc. Est. ~2 & ~3 Golf Course Cart Paths Est. ~3 is Final Payment Pay from B.B. Rec. Facility Constr. Fund: 411-000-169-41-00 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¥ Server for Senior Citizens Club 2 wks. Pay from Federal Revenue Sharing---320-641-564-40-5A Per Ordinance ~73-15, passed 5/15/73 $ 6,416.00 3,180.00 70,722.70 21,322.26 113,508.00 33,700.17 43,446.61 126.35 120.96 -4- The bills described have been approved and verified by the department heads involved; checked and approved for payment by the Finance Department. Grady~irector I therefore recommend payment of these bills. Peter L. Cheney, City Manager~ RUSSELL & AXON Established in 1920 Engineers · Planners · Architects Incorporated June 8, 1984 Mr. Peter L. Cheney, City Manager City of Boynton Beach Post Office Box 310 Boynton Beach, FL 33435 Summary of Russell & Axon Invoices for Professional Services for City Council approval. For Miscellaneous Engineering Services Invoice No. ll2, 00611 K Authorization dated December 9, 1978 For P.S. & F.M. San Castle/St. Andrews Invoice No. 12, 00625 G Authorization dated April 21, 1981 Note: 75% Reimbursable from EPA For P.S. & F.M. - San Castle/St. Andrews Invoice No. 12, 00627 H Authorization dated May 7, 1981 Note: 75% Reimbursable from EPA For N.E. Area Water Main Invoice No. 6, 00630 G Authorization dated July 8, 1981 For N.E. Area Water Main Invoice No. 8, 00633 H Authorization dated July 8, 1981 For Palm Chase Sewer Service Invoice No. 4, 01072 K Authorization dated December 9, 1983 Note: 100% Reimbursable from Developer $ 4,714.88 $ 1,655.42 $ 5,423.17 $ 2,128.28 $12,427.46 $ 1,162.20 JMS:kf Enclosures CC: Perry A. 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SCHORR 5/01/84 ~4168 192592 ADA SHOOK 5/01/84 24169 460005 MARY TENK 5/01/8~ 4170 202515 LEE THOMAS 5/01/84 4171 23045a OLIVE WALLACE .................... 24172 490015 MC ARTHUR WATERS 5/01/84 24173 266900 ~ILORED AD ZWART 5/01/84 .................................... 2~174 020500 ~RAO~ORD BAXLEY 5/01/54 594.04 2~175 330005 JOHN GARDNER 5/01/84 1.916.29 Z4176 086351 NOAH HUDDLESTON 5/01/84 980.02 24177 106450 GEORGE JUNNIER 5/01/8~ 871 .57 24178 194690 THEODORE SORG 5/01/84 I.O00oO0 24179 ......... 08165~..- ~A~OLQ_~ERRING .................. 5Z0.1(8~ 30.34 2~180 124590 NORMAN LOLATTE 5/01/~4 2~181 I~6600 ALLAN NYQUIST 5/01/8~ 955,95 2~182 420008.. STANLEY Co PORTER .................... 5/01/84 .................. 838,16 24183 194290 KEN SNOW 5/01/54 225.91 24184 206300 JOHN M, TUITE 5/01/84 91o50 24185 ........ 222795 .LDRRAI.~E.__y.!CKI 5/01/84 ................. 929,37 24186 235¢95 CURTIS_,= WRIGHT 5/01/84 1,385,10 24t27 13278O HAROLD NILLEa 5/01/~4 749.66 2~188 20244a ..... ~HE CREDIT UNION 0m PALM 5/01/8~ ........ 640.00 24189 063762 ~LDRIDA NATIONAL 8iNK 5/01/84 620.43 2~190 053762 FL3RIDA NATIONAL BAN~ 5/01/84 473.70 24192 ....... 063!~~ .... ~0~_~6 N~TIO_~6LSAN~ .... D(01~84 3.05.90 5/Jl/84 24109 24200 24200 24235 24325 24325 24327 24328 24330 2433t 24332 24333 24334 24336 24337 24338 2~330 243%2 24343 24347 24348 24340 24J50 24351 24352 24353 24354 24355 24356 24357 24358 24350 24361 24362 24363 24364 24355 24366 24367 24368 24370 2~371 CITY ~F BOYNTDN BEACH CUR ~ E N T 154500 055310 055310 0~4551 023~00 080366 165305 202~42 072816 032B95 270004 250032 360003 370005 390052 490034 010197 010212 011335 013720 013780 014151 014240 015915 020100 020160 020171 020440 020468 024730 024760 024780 024900 026370 030208 030543 033531 033657 033658 033661 03356~ 034919 035242 035300 040.500 040508 041583 041704 PAGE .............. M 0 N T H ..C_..~.E C K S v~N~O~ NAME CHECK ' '~'O~RT -P~'~ ...................... 4/27/84 EQUITABLE LIFE ASSURANCE 4/30/81 EOUITABLE LIFE ASSURANCE 4/30/84 SLUE C~0SS OF FLORIDA 4/30/B4 WILL[A~ R. HAMILTON ........................ 5/01/84 PRE-P~ID LEGAL SERVICES THE CREDIT UNION OF PALM U.S, POSTMASTER .............. CLAIRE GIRTMAN CITY O~ ~OYNTON BEACH FLORIDA_NATIONAL_SANK ROY AIKENS TIMOTHY CANNON TOTAL AMOUNT 4/30/8~ 5/03/54 5/04/84 5/04/84 --5/04/84 5/0~/84 5/04/B4 THDR_EY JOHNSON ................................... 5/04/B4 .................. 193,98. CLAIqE KENDALL 5/04/84 464,12 F. EDWARD MITCHELL 5/04/84 !,070.43 JEKFQEY WRIGHT ............................ 5/04/84 .......... 230.66 AAA GAqDEN CENTER 5/04/84 lOO,O0 A & C AUTO PARTS ADIRDND$CK ............................... 5/04/84 ALLEN INSURANCE AGENCY 5/04/B~ ALLIED U~IVERSAL CORP= 5/04/84 AMERICAN WOOD FENCE ......................... 5/04/84 ISIAH ANDREWS 5/04/84 ASSOCIATED APPRAISERS 5/04/84 d S H SALES 5/04/84 B.So ASSOC, FIREF'IGHT~S ............... 5/04/84 9Bq GENERAL CONTRACTORS 5/04/8~ 92,45 10,629,43 47.00CR 51,422o18 ......... ~,000,00 685.08 I5,497.65 ........ 1,500,00_ 120,00 190,625,I3 ........ 26,967,25__ 761,40 226,66 JUDY CALANDRA CASE POWER & EQUIPMENT CO THOMAS A. CLARK CLK OF COURTS--SUPPoRT OEP CL~ OF COURTS--SUPPORT OEP CLK 0~ COURTS-SUPPORT OEP CL~ OF COURTS-SUPPORT DER CONTINENTAL HERITAGE PRES CORNCLL UNIVERSITY PRESS CU~PEPPER ELECTRIC INC= JOHN CUR_EY ~ ASSOCIATES THE SA(ER & TAYLOR CO. BAOKER UNIFORMS, INC. 5/04/84 30YNTO~ BEACH RETIREMENT ~DYNTON GLASS SERVICE 5/04/84 BOYNTON PUNP& SUPPLY 5/04/84 BOYS LIFE 5/04/84 DR. JAMES E. BUFFAN ........ 5/04/B4 3,300,00 ..... 1,647,00 8,373=00 2,084,23 ................ 20,00 70,20 575.00 3,420,00 911.40 DAVIS METE~ & SUPPLY OR. JEFFREY DAVIS M.D. CARTe JOHN CELOACH WENDY DE VRIES .............. 5/04/84 .................... 104,23 1,779,75 5e424,64 8.36 609,43 10.80 ................. 233.33 5/04/84 74=00 5/04/84 11.57 5/04/84 95,00 5/04/84 74.00 5/D4/84 37.00 5/04/84 .... 12.00 5/04/84 37,00 5/04/B4 26,46 5/04/84 22.97 5/04/84 6.115.00 5/04/54 62,16 __ 5/04/84 ........... 8,B93,56 5/04/84 830.00 5/04/84 24.00 5/04/84 315.00 MBAS07 5/31/~4 CHECK 24372 24373 2~374 2~375 24376 24377 24378 2~79 24380 2~3.31 2~3~2 24333 24J86 2a387 2~385 24390 24391 24392 24J93 2~39g 2~3~5 2A398 24397 2~3~7 2~398 2~399 24400 24401 24402 24403 24405 2~406 24~07 2~t0 24411 24415 24416 24~17 24418 044750 053901 053001 05~5~7 062S20 0§3679 063694 FLORIDA CRAFTSMAN INC. 053720 FLORIDA EAST COAST RAILWA 5/04/54 053~80 ~LSRIDA POWER K LIGHT CO. 5/04/84 055550 FRATERNAL ORDER OF POLICE 5/04/84 065601 OWEN FQEEMAN 5/04/84 072700 WILLIE GIBSON ......................... 5/04/84 075~00 GRANADA VALVE & FITTING 5/04/84 0~0442 HARRIS mOUSE OF GUNS 090443 HARRIS PU8LICATIONS 5/04/8~ 086457 CAROLYN HUSSEY 5/04/84 056459 _..HUTCHEON E~GINE5R~__INC. 0'~6472 HYDRO ~U~PS 5/04/84 040101 1.9.~ CORPORATION 5/04/84 O~OIOS [C~A R~TIRENSNT CORP. ........... 5/04/84 094259 INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE 5/04/84 094312 INTERNATIONAL MFOA CAREER 5/04/84 094312 . . INTERNATIONAL MFOA CAREER .____ 5/04/84 100310 JACK'S CAMERA CENTER 5/04/84 [00389 JULIUS JACOb5 5/04/84 CITY 0= BOYNTON ~EACH PAGE 3 U ~ q E N T N O N T H._ C H.~._C...K $ VENDOR NA~E CHECK DATE TOTAL AMOUNT ~OU~LEDAY"~- CO 5/04/84 12.59 E~ERGENCY MEDICAL $~RVICE 5/04/84 2~,OOCR E~ERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICE . 5/04/~4 ............. 25.00 RUSS ERLSACHER FIqEMEN'S RELIEF & 5/04/8~ 2,146,30 ...... FLA_ASSOC...OF PLUHBING-GAS -..5/04/8~ ........................... ~5,00 ......... 25.00 11,336.43 63,1B2,76 3,266,12 60,00 ........... 36,00 198,39 12.97 ........... 56,25 9,00 16,00 2,133,15 335.43 7,821.18 1,054,62 40,77 I60.OOCR ................... 160.00 73.73 15.05 115595 [20407 120~07 LAKE WORTH D~AINAGE DISTR 5/04/~ 25,00 121525 ..... ~AUL Oo_LECLAIR .................. ~/0~(84 8,75 12165~ LESCO PRODUCTS 5/04/8~ 3,895,93 1217~0 SALLY LEWIS 5/04/~4 20,00 130323 MADE~OISELL~ 5/04/B4 12.00 130342 MADSEN--SAR~ CORPORATION ........ 5/04/84 ............. ~1.889.38 130400 HANHATTAN TROPHIES 5/04/84 29,90 130560 H.F. MASON EQUIP= CO. 5/04/S4 749,22 130950 ~ILLIE RUT~ MCGRADY 5/0~/~ 67,20 131563 ~EOIC_.~O~KSHDP ................... 5/04/84 175,00 131765 MIAMI ELEVATOR CO. 5/04/84 __.LDtRA[~[. ~UPOWlES ................. 5/o4/84 ................ lO.OD LAKE WORTH DRAINAGE DISTR 5/04/84 25.00CR 73,14 134700 ~OTO~OLA, INC. 136400 MUNICIPAL CODE CORP. 136420 MUNICIPAL PCLICE 136519 MU~OSKI AND ASHTON 136599 MUSICANA 140444 NATIONAL LIBRARY RESOURCE 1~0445 NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC SOCIE 140455 .... NATIONaL.POLICE SUPPLY 1~1717 N~S JOURNAL 155505 ORIOLE HOMES CORP. 150392 .... ~-5- .~UNTY_.SOLID_~ASTE A 5/34/84 2.991.00 5/04/84 __2,036,70 ..................... 5/04/84 2,671.76 5/04/84 90.00 5/0~/8~ ................. 79,50 5/04/54 94,00 5/04/84 I0.50 5/04/84 _463.40 5/0~/8~ 214,83 5/04/84 20,00 5/04/84 .......... 41,773,50 · ._ ~8AS07 r 5/3] /84 CHECK 2~420 24421 24422 24423 24~24 24426 24427 2~2q 2~32 2~33 2~434 2~35 2~37 2~39 2~2 2~ 2~ 2~4~7 24~50 2~52 24~53 24455 2~7 t ;; £4460 :' 24461 24462 24463 · ~. 244~7 ~ 24~68 24%69 ~: ............. 24~70 ............. 2~72 C U ~ V~N~OR # CITY OF 8OYNTON 8EACH PAGE 4 VENDO~ NA~E CHECK DATE TOTAL AMOUNT 161521 MA~I3N P[IRANO 5/04/84 16.00 16163~ BENNY OERLE 5/04/84 165.00 164500 qOBERT POCSIK ................................. 5/04/84__ 47.00 154505 DWIGHT D. PONCELL 5/04/84 50.00 165306 PRE--PAID LEGAL SERVICES I 5/04/84 332.16 165423 ...... PR!NC~TON_UNIVERSITY_.p.RE5 .... 5/04/84 23.09_ 155~99 MRS. DONNA PROCTOR 5/04/8~ 74.02 176295 DUALITY QUARTZ PRODUCTS 5/04/84 16~.40 131795 .... ~EX.~IS~I~UTING._C~__INC.._ _5/04/8~ .... 1.~732538 1~2771 JA~ES RHODEN SR. 5/04/54 139.39 190351 5A=ETY SYSTEMS INC. 5/04/84 235.00 102457 E, PAUL SHERIDAN 5/04/84 200,00 1q2472 EDNA A, SHIPLEY 5/04/84 200,00 1q3910 ....... RICHARD 194697 S. CENT= WASTEWATER TREAT 5/04/84 194713 SOUTHEASTERN MUNICIPAL 5U 5/04/54 194504 SPEARMAN MARINE CONSTR. 5/04/84 1q6105 LILLIAN STIEN 5/0~/84 196405 SUNCD [NC. 5/04/84 19689~ CLAYTON R= S~A[N JR, 5/04/54 200415 .... TA~IO_~ONSTRUCTION ................... ~/04/84 ......... I04,00 5~IDD ......................... 5/04/64 ................ 175.00 14,689.41 l.OOB.O0 70,00 15,T70,04 12,00 39,164.50 55.20 17.95 210150 U=B. POSTMASTER 5/04/84 2,000.00 210151 ..... U. S= ?OST~ASTE~.. _ 5/04/54 .............. lOO.O0 216410 UNIT{D WAY OF PALM BCH. 5/04/84 660.96 221493 VANGUARD C~AFTS.INC. 5/04/84 21.26 222791 ..... ~ODNEY. ¥ICKI 5/0~/84 30.31 222807 VIDEO X TRON, NORTH I h~C. 5/0~/84 139,80 2]0203 ~KAO 1510 RADIO 5/04/84 20°00 230400 CHAR-~S W.ALDNER,._~=D,. .................. 5/04/84 4,600°00 230568 KAMEN WATSON 5/04/84 .................. 33.00 ............... 235~05 TRELA J. ~H~TE 5/04/54 laa.O0 232458_ aRIGITTA WI~LAYEV 5/04/84 39.99 2~2466 JO~N Ui~bNER ........ 5/04/a~ .......... 11.~7 232793 ~.~. ~ILSON CO. 5/04/~4 140.00 234625 J,J,l= WOLF FRESH DIST. 5/04/84 7.50 290050 ....... 30'N"~'~ELAH~'~ ........................ 5/0~/84 .................. 260.00 390012 MILFORO MANNING 5/04/84 171.86 400016 DAVID NISSENSOHN 5/04/84 200.00 460024 TEAMSTERS LOCAL UNION NO= 5/04/84 933,70 490050 CHRISTOPHER YANNUZZI 5/04/84 32,00 023800 .... ~.LUECRO$S OF FLORIDA .................. 5/07/84 51,980,44 075510 GUCFSTREAM LUMBER CO. 5/08/84 1.205,63 330001 GORDON E. GREGORY 5/08/84 299.92 202442 .... ~H.~ ~aE. OIT UNZON_O~.~AL~ ..... 5/10/84 ......... 17.00 192487 E* PAUL SHERIDAN 5/10/84 300.00 .................................. 202442 THa C:~EDIT UNION OF PALN 5/10/84 15,531.40 .................................. M~AB07 CHECK X 24473 24474 24475 24~76 ........ 24478 24485 24456 -. 24~87 24488 244S9 ........... ~4490 ~4497 24498 24~99 24500 24501 24502 24503 24504 245O5 24506 24507 2450~ 245O9 24510 24511 24512 24513 24514 24515 24516 24517 24518 24519 .. 24520 24521 24522 24523 CITY OF 80YNTON BEACH PAGE C U ~ ~.=- N T. M O_N _T.H ....... C.,..I-'f_._E C..K..S VEN30R I VENDOR NAME CHECK; DATE TOTAL 063762 FLORIDA NATIONAL BANK 5/ [ 1/84 210150 UI.So P3 ST;4ASTER 5/11/84 270.323 R38~qT Do AILSTOCK ....... 5/11/84 390006 JOE H ~IKEL5 5/11/84 420021 3ANIEL PERALES 5/ [1/84 072816 ...... CLAIRE. GIRI'NAN .......................... 5/11/84 AMOUNT 425.00 .... 271 . 33 532.82 625.29 -120,00__ . 010900 ACR SUPPLY 5/11/~4 8,65 011~50 ADMINISTRATIVE CHA~GES 5/11/84 44,166,57 012507 ___ALEXANDER BATTERY SALES .... 5/11/84 508,50 .. 013720 ALLEN INSURAr4CE AGENCY 5/11/84 13.103.00 013783 ALPINE FLORIST 5/11/84 15,00 014240 ISIAH AN~RE~S ..................... 5/11/8~ ............... 70,20 015700 ASGODw OF FLORIDA 5/11/84 82.56 015990 ATLANTIC COAST FiRE EOU[P 5/11/84 21.75 016020 .... ATLANTIC NATIONAL SANK ............ 5/11/8~ ......... 211~833.4! 016300 AUTO~RSDUCTS INC. 5/11/84 51109[ 020100 B ~ H SALES 5/11/84 1,124.00 020170 ..... ~.~_~U.TQ. PA~TSo~N~ __.5/11/8~ .42.72. 020200 021530 02430~ 02~700 024710 024730 024732 024736 025445 025530 025585 025593 035595 026380 026395 030293 031602 031663 032416 05Z467 032494 032895 032897 033657 033658 033551 033664 034604 040395 041~23 041598 041606 041704 ~'1'~' 5/11/8~ 255.95 BEANE EXTEaNINATING CO. 5/[1/84 28~.00 ._. ~OB'5 AUT0. UPHOLST~RY 5/11/84 ............. 18,00 50YNTON AUTO GLASS & ~0DY 5/11/84 155,00 ~OYNTON AUTO SUPPLY INC~ 5/11/84 1,872,34 ~_ 9OYNTON.~EACH RETIRENENT ..... 5/ll/~A .............. 5,411,75 30YNTON BEACH NENOq[AL PA 5/11/84 45,00 ~OYNTON ~UBINESS NACHINES 5/11/8t 13,50 DANIEL.S, 8RICKER .................. 5/11/84 .................... 244.42 ........................ BR3DART, INC, 5/11/84 166,44 -I- BROOKS PRODUCTS 5/11/84 930.00 5gDWARD CDUNTY HISTORICAL ......... 5/11/8~ ...................... 4.20 .............. ~R3~ARO--~ALM BEACH TRACTO 5/11/84 91.72 BULLDOG INDUSTRIES INC. 5/11/84 501.73 ~UqEAU OF ~I~E.STANDARDS 5/11/84 40.00 JUDY CALANDRA 5/11/84 20,00 THE [ENTER FOR FAMILY SER 5/11/84 418.00 CERTIFIED ~ELDING ENGINEE . . ............. 5/11/84 600.00 PETE~ L. CHENEY 5/11/8~ 297.19 CHICKE~ ~NLIMITED 5/11/84 195.00 CHLOqINATOR SERVICE INC. .......... 5/11/84 239.43 CITY 0~ 30YNTON BEACH 5/11/84 ............... 13.20 CITY GF 30YNTON BZACH 5/11/84 3,333.33 CLK OF COURTS--SUPPORT DEP 5/11/B4 ....................... 74000 ................... CLK OF COURTS--SUPPORT OEP 5/11/84 37,00 CLK; OF COU~TS-SUPPORT OEP 5/11/84 12,00 CL( OF COURTS-SUPPORT OEP 5/11/84 ..................... 37°00 ...................... COMMERCIAL HYDRAULICS ~ P 5/11/84 118.05 DALE'S PAINT & 50DY SHOP 5/11/84 814.36 O~COqA GFFICE FURNITURE 5/11/84 933,33 DELaAY BEACH MOTORS INC. 5/11/84 82.80 DELRAY FIRE EXT. SERVICE 5/11/84 84,60 .WiNDY.DE ValES . 5/11/84 192,00 H~AS07 CHECK 24524 24525 2~526 24527 24528 24529 2453O 24532 24533 24534 24535 24535 2%537 2~538 24540 24541 24542 24543 24545 24546 24547 2~548 24550 24550 24551 24552 24553 24554 24555 24556 24557 2~558 24559 24560 24561 24562 24563 24564 24566 24567 24569 24570 24571 24572 24573 CITY OF ~OYNTON REACH VEND~ ¥ VENO0~ NA~E CHECK .... 042730 PAGE 6 DATE TOTAL AMOUNT 044750 045~50 040465 051250 051300 053900 053901 060504 062~20 053000 063600 DIG~¥ 5RIDGES & ASSOC, 5;11/84 150,00 DOUBLEDAY & CO, 5/!1/94 224,52 JOHN 8. DUNKLE .............................. 5/1l/~4 C R DUNN INC 5/11/84 997.16 ED[SON ~ECORD CLEARANCE 5/11/84 40,43 ~WAqD5 5L~CT~IC_CORP, 5/~/84 ......... 73,96 EMERGENCY MEDICAL 5 SAFET 5/11/84 388.00 E~E~G~C¥ MEDICAL SERVICE 5/I1/~4 210.09 ENVIgONN~NTA[ SERVICe5 - - - ............... 5/11/84 350,00 F,E,[, ~IL~AY CO, 5/11184 100,00 FI~EMEN'S RELIEF & 5/11/84 2.165,18 .._~ISMER_SCIENTIFI¢ __5/11/84 FLAN~GAN-NETCALF INC, 5/11/84 461,40 063703 ;L~RIDA ~RAKE & TRUCK PAR 5/11/84 783,14 053790 ..... ~LORIDA ~EgREATION &.PARK .... 5/11/84 ................ 20.00 054500 FOUR STEEL CORPORATION 5/[1/84 23.50 065622 DENNIS FRONRATH CHEVROLET 5/11/84 467.12 075450 G~A~.~..ELECTRIC.__COe_.iNC.- _5/1~/84 208.08 075614 GULFSTREAM MALL CLEANERS 5/11/84 15,00 076521 GUTTER5 UNLIMITED 5/11/84 16,00 02030~. _G,._~,._HALL_.& CO, 5/llFai .......... 30°05 080310 ~ALS~Y & GRIFFITR'{'~ .... 5/11/84 351.31 080410 ~ILLIA~ R. HA~ILTON 5/11/84 285.00 0~0424 .HARD~IVE$_.QF....QELRAY,_INC, .......... 5/11/8¢ ............... 1.011.65 032869 DE5I HINES 5/11/84 22.50 0.~454~ HOLIDAY INN 5/11/84 240,00 O~461C____JOHN_.~.....~OLLIHAN 5/11/84 24,00CR 0~4610 JO~N F. HOLLIHAN 5/11/84 24,00 0B4620 HOLLY ACCUNULATOR& ELECT 5/11/84 260.00 0~4630 ~OLHAC.__[NTERNATIQNAL_ CORp .... 5/11/8~_ , _293.54 086361 HUGHES SUPPLY INC. 5/11/84 788.40 090099 I8~ PaDDUCT5 CENTa~ 5/11/84 20.00 09010~ ..... IC~A RETIREMENT CORP. .... _ ................ 5/11/84 ................ 1,054,62 0~4202 INDUSTriaL SAFETY AND SEC 5/[1/84 86.56 .................. 094209 INDUSTRIAL ~ELDING INC, 5/ll/84 730,00 094289. .~NTERN~L._REV[NUE SERVICE .................. 5/1!¢8~ 40.77 094340 INTERNATIONAL PERSONNEL N 5/11/84 205.00 ................. J81.71 I0[666 JET VAC SANITARY SERVICE 5/11/84 263,65 104761 JOYCE ENVIRONMENTAL CQNSU 5/11/84 1i2815 .... 5[~.~!FRIAL$, lNCe .................... 5/11/8, 75,00 11541~ WILLIA~ KRIEGEL 5/11/84 146,39 115595 LORRAINE KRUPOWlES 5/11/84 10.00 .. tZ04Ol ..... ~A<E_ ~ORTH_Ei~g9!~.~HT ........ ~f!!/S4 .......... 21q.oo 120410 LAMA~ UNIFORMS 5/11/84 213.80 120422 DR. a, Le LANDERS 5/11/~4 15.00 121702__ q~![~9~9 L~wIS 5/11/84 250,00 1217~0 SALLY ~EWlS 5/t1/84 20,00 12a500 LINDSLEY. I~C. 5/[1/84 19.29 _ 1229~? ~_~__L~.[~.~T~ ...................... 5/11/8~ ........................ 2.50 ........ MSAEO? 5/31/84 CHECK 24575 2~576 24577 24578 24579 2~5~2 ..... 24586 2~5~7 24594 24595 24596 24598 24599 24600 24601 24602 . 24603 24605 24606 24607 24608 24609 24610 24511 24512 24614 24615 24616 24617 24618 24619 24620 24621 24622 24623 24624 CITY 3F 90YNTON 8EACH PAGE 7 C U R R ~ N T_.. N.Q...N '[ ..H.. .... C. H.._E._C_.K. s VEN~O~ ~' V=_NDO;~ NAWE CHECK DATE TOTAL ANOUNT 122-911 LLDY)'S AUTO ELECTRIC 5/11/~4 862.0[ 126335 NANCY LUTZ¥ 5/11/~4 5.00 130310 w~ITT ~ACDOWELL 5/11/84 704.25 130565 ~AU~Y'S TOOL CHE~ ................ 5/11/84 107.00 130O28 DON MC CAMMON 5/11/84 1,310,00 130950 .... ¢ILLI5 RUT~ HCGRAD~ ...................... 5~I/8~ .... 131555 MEDALLION SPORTING GOODS 5/11/84 45.00 131571 MEIN5KE DISCOUNT HU~FLERS 5/11/84 67.90 13~715._ ~IKE MICHAEL5 ......................... 5/11/84 185.00 132771 136420 130519 140387 140440 150923 .... 151~55 15380D 160372 160373 160394 160432 161700 t66303 176292 17~399 1~2780 190Z99 191100 191520 191~30 lglTO0 192470 lg~720 195981 196010 201700 21O146 216415 221487 WALTERS ...... ~ILLER DODGE 5/11/84 735,80 MUNICIPAL POLICE 5/11/$4 2,522,16 ~U~JSK[ AND ASMTON ............ 5/11/B~ .............45,00 N.AeD.A. APPRAISAL GUIDES 5/11/8~ 40.00 NATIOt~AL LIBRARIANS ASSOC 5/11/~4 20.00 NATIBNAL WELDING PRODUCTS ...... 5/ll/34 ...... 121,00 NATIC~4eS ~USINESS 5/11/84 22,00 N~LAND-TROPlCAL SUPPLY CO 5/11/84 158,2~ OCEA~ SIGNS ............................ 5/11/84 ........ 970,40 OD~R CDNTROL SYSTEMS 5/11/84 109.80 OF=ICE TECHNOLOGY SUPPLIE 5/11/84 53.26 OLYH~IA SPORT SHOP INC~ ........ 5/11/~4 .......... 195.00 =A=~ ~EACH AUTO PARTS 5/11/84 1~046o5~ PALM 8EACH BRAKE ~ WHEEL 5/11/84 400.35 _..PALM ~CH.COUNTY BOARD~O~ .............. 5/[1/8A ....... 71.995.70 ........... DALM ~DLT & NUT INC. 5/11/89 60,98 PALM 8EACH SPRING CO, 5/11/84 85,86 ..PETTY CASH.LIBrARy ............... 5/11/~4 ....................... 71,92 ......................... RDSE~IE PUHK 5/11/84 14,00 QUALITY ELECTRIC 5/11/84 10,00 ___.R,C, .SPQ~TS 5/11/84 .......... 48,00 R-=.D. TOOL & EQUIPNEN/ 5/11/84 317.00 ~AIN~O~ ~RINTING INC. 5/11/54 38.00 ~ANGER. CONSTRUCTION INDUS ........ 5/11/84 .......... 2.165.43 RICH MOTORS, INC. 5/11/84 79oS2 ROWELL DISTRIBUTING CO. 5/11/8~ 29o~4 SAL'.~ 5~RT SHOP ................... 5/11/54 ............ 212.50 SC3TTY' S 5/11/84 333.32 SEACDEST VETERINARY CENTE 5/tl/84 418,40 $[RVI_C~_.INDUSTRIAL SUPPLY ..... 5/11/84 .............. 50,68 ...... SE~ELL HARDWARE CO., INC, $/11/84 106.~l SH~IN ~ILLIAMS CO. 5/II/84 8,.70 ..... sDUTHE~N_PAPE~ CO~ ................... 5/11/84 ST, AUGUSTINE 5EACH KOA 5/11/84 77,50 STATE ~F FLORIDA 5/11/84 205,37 SUN ELECTRIC CORP,_ ...................... 5/I1/8~ ............ 46,7O ................ TESTING LAB OF THE PALM B 5/11/84 343.00 U$CM DEFERRED COMP. PRO. 5/11/8~ 4,242.54 UN[VSRSAL 8EACH SERVICE ............. 5/11/S4 404.30 VICTDRIA VALENTINE 5/11/84 7.50 9ILL aALLACE FORD [NC, 5/11/84 536.36 M~AS07 CHECK · 2¢625 26626 24627 24628 2~52~ 2~30 2~631 2~ 632 2~635 ........... 2~6~6 2~637 246]a 24623 2~6~ :' 24646 ~ -~ 2~647 ...... 2~648 " 24649 _-: 2~65o 2'. ........... 24651 --- 24653 24655 2~65b 24657 2~658 24659 24660 24661 24662 24665 24667 24669 24570 26672 24673 2~67~ CITY OF aOYNTON SEACH PAGE VENDOR ~ VENDOR NAWE CHECK DATE TOTAL AMOUNT I ,065.05 261510 HELEN T. ZELEEY 5/11/84 [7.50 310011 GE]aGE EVANS ..............................5/11/9~ ................. 11.25 3400~I MA~LON HARRIS 5/11/84 250.00 470002 PAUL VALEaIO 5/11/84 38,50 490050 ......CHRISTOPHER YANNUZZI --.5/11/~4 ........... 52,00 530111 SUSAN ~. ADAH$ 5/!l/8~ 3.00 530~12 S~ANkE¥ J. AUGSTYNOWICZ 5/11/84 I~50 530114 ELEAND~E S. A~STaONG 5/11/84 10.50 5~0021 DE~Ek ~. 8ALLEY 5/11/84 5AOIO0 ....... ~OYN[DN_LAKES -5/11/8~ ............... 78.25 540377 ~AYVIEN BUILDERS 5/11/84 54.40 540378 LOUISE 5EHNKE 5/11/84 55.50 540370 ....... ~AO~A. RaT_._EQXHO~N .......... 5/I1/5t ..................3.00 540383 MR. 3RDWN 5/11/54 27.40 540351 JUDY 8ROAN 5/11/8~ 33,00 550288 ~ODOLFD CANDELAOIA JR, 5/11/84 34,50 530299 LU~'[ANA-gAOPIS .................... ~/11/84 .......... 19,25 550300 GEORGE j. CARY 5/11/84 25,50 55030[ CLA~EN2f W, CLA~K 5/11/84 37,05 550302_. KE~N~!d._~.__CLASEN 5/1!/84 .......... 19.57 550303 CLARENCE CDMEAU 5/11/84 34,40 55030~ WILL[A~ CONLEY 5/11/84 3,00 550306 RESECCA COOK 5/lt/84 25.50 550307 GEORGE A. C0OK[NHAN 5/11/84 11.30 ............... 3.00 550309 9AVID ALAN CRAOTaE~ 5/11/84 14.41 550310 ~IL~Y J. LOONEY, JO. 5/11/84 10,50 560223 ..KO~A~..pAkO~AN ................... 5/11/84 44,40 ._. 560224 DOMINIC DE SENIGNO 5/11/84 .................. 30.00 550225 H~LMUT DIETRIC~ 5/11/84 34,40 570075 ....HEN~~ EHRHARDT 5/11/84 3,00 570075 WAaaiN ELTERNAN ......................... 5/11/84 .......... : ...... 8.00 ........................ 570077 SoJo E~STEIN 5/11/54 15.50 5~0:37 .RUS$SLL FO~LER 5/ll/84 . 15.00 590072 GISLIOrTI ~O~'P O~'-'~Li;-- .............. 5/11/8~ 54.40 ........ 590232 JAN GALLAHER 5/11/84 7.50 590233 ANTHONY GA~IANO .................... 5/11/84 ..................... 15.00 590~34 KHALED GHUHRAWI 5/11/84 2~.25 590235 DONALO d. GOLDMAN 5/11/84 11.41 590235 VO~D~ GO~DON .......... 5/11/54 .............. 27.05 590237 ALSE~T V. GRUC~'i4~ .......... 5/11/8~ 15.00 ......................... 590f33 JAMES GUILIANO 5/11/8~ 6,80 600091 _ HUNTER5 ~UN ......................... 5/11/84 ........... ~90,16 600238 KESTER C, HAqDMAN 5/Il/B4 14o65CR 600232 KESTEa C. HA~DMAN 5/Il/S4 14o65 ..... . .......... 9~.90 24675 2~676 2A677 2~678 2~681 246~2 24683 246B5 2~6~8 2q5~9 24690 24691 24692 24693 24694 24695 2~696 24697 24699 24700 24701 24762 2~70424703 24706 24707 24709 24710 2~712 2~713 2~713 2~714 2~715 2471b 2~717 24718 2¢720 24722 2472~ 600~ 600245 600246 600247 620037 620094 620100 630[53 630154 630155 640162 6~0167 640168 650007 650149 650176 CITY 3F 5DYNTON ~EACH PAGE g TOH HALL JEFF HARRIS CHECK 0ATE TOTAL A~OUNT ............ ~¥i i/'~2- .......... ~i~ ................ 5/11/84 25.50 CH'~[S HEYNE ........................ 5/1 HOLM CONSTRUCTION 5/1 MICHAEL HOY 5/1 .... DOR!~___JEEE~RSQ.H 5/1 ROBIN He JONES 5/1 HA~O~D Ge JE~ELL, JR. 5/1 _GERNARD..KASTER ................ 5/1 CO,DELL KOCH 5/1 WILLIAM KRUPA 5/1 PA~L_~ .... ~GARE ............................... VASILIO LAM~ROU 5/1 DENNIS L. LESTER 5/1 MILN']~ COR~. ......................... 511 1/84 ................ 25.50 .............. 1/84 1/84 60.00 1/~4 ._I3,0Q 1/84 115=10 1/84 6.41 1/84 3°00 1/84 24.24 I/~4 25.50 1/84 ................ 36.00 ........ 1/84 6.75 t/84 10.50 I/8~ .............. 50.00 ~ILORO DEV. CO~P. 5/I1/84 4.50 M.G.M. STRUCTURES 5/11/84 71.00 650~27 ~RANKI~_qC_.MAHAN 5F~ll/8~_ .20.17 65C~25 HERSERT MANNA 5/11/~4 34.40 650429 ERIK R= MATTSSON 5/11/~4 34.40 650~30 DAVID.WELLEN ...................... S/Il/B4 ................... 19.25 ....................... 650431 ~DSERT MERRILL 5/11/84 27=05 6504]2 PHILIP D. M~NAHAN 5/11/84 5.95 650433 .WILLIAM_~ORGAN ~/11/84 ........... 650434 SPI~OS ~OUZAKITIS 5/I1/84 25.50 650435 JAMES ~OXLEY 5/11/84 q.25 650q36. .CHA~LE~.~C___KENNA 5/11/84 ................... 34.40 .............. 650437 ~ILLIAM MC QUADE 5/11/8~ 3.00 6~0053 LILLIAN NE*NAN 5/11/84 50.95 ~80924_ _JD~N.PAGLIARULO 5/11/84._ 106.41 660200 ROLAND PAQUETTE 5/11/84 6502.01 ROBERT PECKHAM 5/11/54 3o00 650202 JACK E..?ITMAN ....................... 5/11/84 ................... 21.30 650203 PNEUMATIC CONCRETE 5/11/8~ 6~0204 PAUL PROVOST 5/11/84 690002.__ QUAIL .~IDGE. INC ................. 5/11/84 .... 700047 ~A~ODK REAL ESTATE 5/11/84 700063 RDNTO DEV. OF FLA. 700119 JOSEPH RODRIGUEZ ............................ 5/11/~4 700119 JOSEPH RODRIGUEZ 5/ll/S~ 700169 aAINBO~ LAKES--WATER CHASE 5/11/84 600.00 ....... 24.40 ..................... 3g.. 05 44 · 4 OCR 44.40 331.80 700214 700215 700215 700217 700218 710199 710400 710406 710411 710412 __~AUL_.ETARUK ................................ 5/11/a4 ................... 52.10 LEWIS RAOTKE ............................... 5/11/84 ............ 10.50 AGATHA RAISCH 5/1~/B4 3.00 JULIA RA'4I~EZ 5/11/84 4.90 CHAqLE5 ~OMAND ............................ 5/11/.B4 .............. 1~.15 =RANCISCO ~OMIREZ 5/11/84 3.00 SUNNY SOUTH ESTATES 5/11/~4 44.40 ~ARSHALL EAGER .................... ~/11/84 .......... 19.09 .............. ~_ q. DIANE SHAPIRO 5/11/84 31.85 ~A~RY ST~RR 5/11/S4 4.50 710420 CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH N T M 0 N T H C HE VENDOR *~A~E PAGE I0 C K S CHECK DATE TOTAL ANDUNT 24725 24727 2¢728 24729 24730 2473] 24732 26733 2¢734 24736 24737 24738 24740 24741 24742 24743 24744 24745 2~747 24750 24751 24752 24753 24756 2~755 247~6 24757 2475B 24759 2¢760 24761 24762 24763 24764 2~765 24766 24767 24768 24770 24771 PHILLIP SASINER 710421 SEAWOOD ~UILDERS 710422 ART~JR E~ _5IES 710~24 JOHN SOPTICH 710425 ...... ~DNUNO SOUICC[N~RA 7%0426 ~3SE STAD~Eq 7t04~7 ~O~A~O N. STANLEY, 7t0429 RO3ERT STOGDILL 710430 ~ES$IE O- STURGES ........... 710~31 DO~IS Co SI~S 710~32 NI~ SUTTO~ 7Z0088 T~E SATTER CONPANIES 7201~3 PETE~ TAqANDO 720[~4 WILLIA~ TH~HAS 7291~6 N~S. ANNA Bo TOONEY 720147 JERRY THOHPSON 5/11/84 21.75 5/11/8~ 50.00 5/11/~4 20.~5 5/11/84 6.91 _5/11~B4 .25.50 5/11/~4 3.00 5/11/~ 25.50 5/11(84 ....... 1~o40 5/11/84 30~00 5/11/~4 45,50 ~/11/84 .... 15,00 5/11/84 8,00 5/ll/~ 17,16 5/11/84 ~2.75 5(11/84 3.00 5/I1/84 3,00 5/11/84 8,a5 73000~ USS_~GRIT~HE~ICAL ............ 5/11/84 10,00 740054 JEAN BAD[O VALESTIL 5/11/84 14.40 740055 A. VIZOSO ~ SON 5/11/84 28.50 760073 SIDNEY WARNER ................. 760074 DOROTHY ~ESTON 5/11/84 45.50 750075 FREDERICK ~ILHELM 5/11/84 34.40 760076 WILLCO INC. .................................................. 5/11/84 ................... 69.40 760077 ~AV[~ ~ILSON 5/II/B4 3°00 76007~ qAYMOND ~[~TH 5/11/84 20.S0 760079 ....... ~__~OOD 5/11/84 23,65 760080 L.A. WUETHRICH 5/11/84 12.85 7~0081 DONALD E, WENDT 5/11/84 24°40 790000 CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH 5/11/84 1,048,33 055310 EQUITA3LE LIFE ASSURANC~ 5/10/54 9,557,10 os376~ =~p~Ip.!.pOLICE CO~^~.La~ ....... 5/11/84 086~65 HYATT DRLANDO 094289 INTERNAL REVENUE SERvrcE 196015 STATE OF FLOPIDA 033665 CLK OF COURTS--SUPPORT DIP 210150 U.S. POST~ASTE~ .. 65042~ ~ ~.~.~_~_~ E 010196 A~J--GA~CI A INC. 221486 JA~ES 202¢42 THE CREDIT UNION OF PALN 032~95 CITY OF B0¥NTON BEACH 24772 ........ 063762 _~LORI~.~ATIONAL BANK 24773 330025 9E~THA GOSIER 2477¢ 330011 WILLIE G~AHAM 87,00 5/14/84 ~75,00 5/14/8¢ 77.90 5/14/84 168.00 5/14/84 73.31 5/15.~84 7o~0__ 5/15/84 77.~4 5/15/8~ ~.500.00 5/15/84 35.00 5/17/8~ 15,652.51 5/18/84 182,535.06 5/1B/~4 ..... 26~256.62 ..... ~ 5/18/84 334 = 68 5/18/$4 239,13 5/[5/8~ ............ !26,00 ' ....... ME~A 507 5/'_31/~4. CHECK 2477b 24777 26778 24779 24730 2478! 24782 .............. 24784 24785 24786 .-5 ......... 247~7 24729 2479O 24792 ........ 24793 24795 24795 24797 ............ 24502 24804 24806 2480? 24809 24510 .: ............ 24511 24815 24817 24520 2~821 2~22 24324 24~25 __ 24326 C U ~ 010197 010]17 0114,03 CITY 3F B3YNTON ~EACH P~GE 11 ~.--~-. N-~.--N.O N T H. C_~.__~._C K S VEN30a NA~E CHECK DATE TOTAL A~OUNT 5/18/84 50,00 AB2EY DEuRAy 5/18/84 600.00 ADVANCED FABRICATOqS ............ 5/18/84 013720 ALLEN INSURANCE AGENCY 5/18/8~ 13,927o00 014010 AMERICAN KENNEL CLUB 5/18/84 7e00 01~045 .__~-_~UNICIPAL ................. _LAW REPORT 5/18Z~4 014240 ISIAq ANDRE~S 5/18/84 70,20 020439 THE 8A<E~ C TAYLOR CO. 5/15/~4 3.31 020440. THE 5A~.E~..~~~AYLOR._.C0 ........... 5/18/54 ............. 410.26 020492 JOHN BAUMFALK 5/15/84 375.00 ....... 021530 ~N_ EXTErmINATING CO, 5/18/8~ 360,00 02171~ . ~ETTEa aUSINEs$ FOaH$, IN .... 5/15/54 ................. 719s77 023651 HAROLD ELANCHETTE 5/18/54 1,026,09 -- -' 024481 ~*a. 80qOEN 5/18/84 188,10 024733 . 30YNTON BEACH ~ETZqEMENT ........ 5/18/84 .......... 5,429,al 024786 2DYNT~N TRAVEL AGENCY INC 5/18/84 596.00 ............................. 024810 80YNTON WRECKER SERVICE 5/15/84 19,50 025590 .... 5R3WAR~-~HIE~S ASSOC. _5/18/84 __~9,00._ 030185 C 5 C GUNS AND AMHO 5/18/84 151.95 03029~ JUDY CALaNDaA 5/18/B4 20.00 030577 CAUSEwAy Cg~N LAUNDRY 5/18/84 ........ 316.95 031663 CEaTIFIE3 WELDING ENG~NEE ........ 5/18/84 171.76 032390 CHAFIN MUSIC 5/18/84 180.00 032416 PETE.~ L* CHENEY ........................... 5/18/8~ ............... 25*53 032~94 CHLORINATOR SERvicE INC. 5/18/B4 991,80 032625 JEANIa CH~ALIK 5/18/84 195,00 033657 ELK OF COURTS--SUPPORT DEP 5/18/8~ 74°00 033652 ELK OF COURTS--SUPPORT OEP ........ 5/18/84 033651 ~LK OF COU~TS--SUPP0~T OEP 5/18/84 12,00 033664 ELK ~F._C~u~Ts--SUPPORT_..DEp ..5Z18/84 033665 ELK OF COURTS--SUPPORT OEP ..... 5/15/84 42.00 033705 CLUB CA~ 5/18/84 142.09 035404 C~A~=OqD DOOR CO. 5/18/84 79.50 036237 CUES INC, .......... "' - ...... 5/18/8~ 370.30 036300 JOHN CURLEY 6 ASSOCIATES 5/18/84 62.16 .............................. 5/~8/~4 ¢59°00 041~20 DECIS[3N DATA COMPUTER CO ......... 5/I8/~4 60~.00 042865 OISC]V~ 5/18/84 12.00 053901 E~ERGENCY ~EDICAL SERVICE 5/18/84 25°00 050410 HA~R¥ E* FARR 5/18/84 375.00 060450 F. 5. [. NATIONAL ACADEMY 5/18/~4 25.00 061507 F~OE~AL EXPRESS CORP, 5/15/84 ............... 12,50 062820 FI~EMENS5 RELIEF & 5/18/5~ 2~155oi5 .... 062920 FIRST UNITED METHOOIST CH 5/18/84 75,00 066500 FUTURA P~INTING 5/18/54 90,00 070.~51 3~o LUI5 A. GALAINENA 5/18/~4 75.00 070355 GALE RESEARCH CO. 5/18/54 86.90 070409 ESTATE OF HUGO E. GAUTHIE 5/18/~4 375e00 070410 GAYLO~D ~ROTHERS 5/18/84 161.85 07[551 GENERAL ~INOING C0~P. 5/18/84 1,951.75 072707 ANBELA G£F~[RD ............. 5/18/54 ._51o00 M~AS07 CHECK 24838 24240 2~842 24645 24846 24850 2~85! 24856 24857 24859 24861 24862 2~863 24864 24~65 24866 24867 2&~6~ 2~570 2~872 2~873 2~87b C u R VENDOq ,~ 074536 074578 075395 075450 075530 080306 0~030g 0803bG 080556 0~055~ CITY 3F 80YNTON IBEACN PAGE 12 :~ --' ~4 T I~ 0 N f H C H E C ~{ S V~-N3~ NA~4E CHECK DATE TOTAL A~UNT '- GOL6'" COAS'%-"EH~PTER-'A'JP.W. ' ................................................ 5/18/a* 250.00 GO3D H']USE<EEP ING 5/18/84 14.~7 G~Y~A~ ELECTRIC C0. INC. 5/ 8/S4 42.00 ~.L. G~UMMONS PRINTING 5/ 8/~ 203.15 HALSEYe S 5/ 8/84 601 .72 MA~Y HAN~ 5/1~/8~ 375.00 H~VC3 EQUIPMENT & SUPPLY 5/[8/8~ [62.30 J* MICHAEL HAYG00D 5/18/84 956~25 0~lb05 __. TERRY HE.~E~ .......................................... 5/18/54 0~1653 HESC~ SALES INC. 5/18/84 4,681.76 03~676 VICTOR H3THO ~ CO. 5/t8/8~ 73.21 08~593 ..... RO3~T. HO.~LL ....................... 5/18(~ .......... 72.00 090103 I e~-~-__~OR~, __ 5~ 1~B4 673.00 09010~ ICMA RETIREMENT CORP. 5/18/8~ 1,069,62 1~3504 KLIATT PAPERBACK 8K GUIDE 5/18/8~ 27.00 114551 CHARLES KOCH J~. 5/18/84 247,93 llS~ll .... SUSAn_ ~! ~ER ............................ 5/18/84 .......... 115595 LO,AA INE KRUPOWlES 5/18/8~ 10.00 120~10 LA,AR UNI FORHS 5/18/8~ 120~74 IRIS LARY 5/ 18/~4 50.00 121652 LENNAR 5/18/84 485,00 1217~3 SALLY LEWIS 5/18/84 20.00 122792 SANDY L INKOUS 5/18/84 110.00 130400 MANHATTAN TROPHIES 5/l 8/8~ 345,90 130565 ~A~aY'5 TO9L CHEST 5/I8/54 23~.50CR 130565 .._ ~AURY'S TOOL CHEST ........................ 5/18/84 130928 00'4 NC C4MNO~4 5/18/S4 1,310.00 130~50 WILLIE RUTH HCGRADY 5/18/~4 67,20 132715 NIKE MICHAELS 5/18/84 185,00 132740 ~[CKLEa' 5 FLORIDI ANA 5/~ 8/84 13,91 I ~2797 HA~DkD F, ~ CONCETTA HILL ...... 5/18/S~ ................ 280,00 134684 MOTION INQUSTRIES INC. 5/18/S4 58.~0 m 134700 ..... ~OTO~2k A, ... I~C. ......................... 5/18/~ .............. 3,408.00 ............................... 136a20 MUNICIPAL POLICE 5/18/S~ 2,500.33 1404~ NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC SOCIE 5/18/84 9,95 1~0~50 _ NATIONAL LINEN SERVICE... .... 5/18/84 . _. 279.83 llOt6O ~AfIONAL ~ELDING P~ODUCIS 5/18/8~ 168.g0 1~1701 N~PTUN5 ¢4ETER CC. 5/18/84 17.539.15 160~95 _ f.C..~Q~LD ............... 5/18/~4 . ..18.95 M~AS07 CH2CK ¥ 5/31/~4 C VENDC~ 24;:377 24878 ;'4~ 879 2~886 2~87 2~ 2~do0 -- -' 2~900 2~gOJ .: . 2~g02 24903 2~907 -~ 2~908 Z .............. 2~ 2~9ll 24914 :] ..................... 24916 ' 24918 24920 ': ~ 24921 .j 2~22 J ~ _ 2~92~ '~'~ 24925 2~2~ ............ 2~927 CITY DF 8SYNTON BEACH PAGE 13 U R ~.E.N T ..... N. a..N..T..~ ..... . v~.~oR NA~E c.Ec~ OATE TOTAL A.OUNT ,6o1~ .... ;--j';--~;; ~'~ ............ 5/18/84 320.00 160105 PICOqP {PROFESSIONAL [NSP 5/18/8q 3,872.00 1~0410 PALM ~EAEH NEWSPAPERS 5/1~/84 58~.42 160425 =ALM 8~ACH N[~SPAPEES 5/18/8A 12.35 161507 mEERSQN AUDIO INC. 5/[8/84 1,266.00 161720 . PETTY CASH ~ATEB & ,5~%~R ................ 5/18/8~ .... 162790 PIERCE TIRE CO. INC. 5/18/8. 6,1.0,65 16~608 DWIGHT D. PONCELL 5/18/84 lOO,O0 154700 ...... PORTER PAINT_CO, ................. 5/18/84 .. 11q,35 164703 POSTUN'S WORLD OF IDEAS 0 5/i8/84 35,37 156170 PUBLIC MANASENENT INSTITu 5/18/84 16~00 3U~LIX ~ARKET 5/18/84 .... .. 117,79 ....... 1575Cl PYRAMID PAPAL CC, 5/18/84 79.36 1762~ 3UALITY ~O;~S INC, 5/18/94 26,83 180~94 180496 166499 lB6500 190181 199399 aESa~CY ELECTRONICS INC, .............. 5/18/84 .......... 705.54 ................... qANGELJNE FEED & SUPPLY 5/18/84 40.00 RANGER CONSTRUCTION INDUS 5/18/84 150o20 RDFFLER HAIR DESIGN CDLLE .... 5/18/84 RUSSELL & AXON 5/18/84 3,446.90 ~USSSLL & AXON 5/[8/84 24,421.36 _~SC~WrD SQAQO .............................. 5/18/~4 .... 6,203.44 SALES SPD~T SHOP 5/18/84 168.00 190510 sav-oN UTILITY SUPPLIES 5/18/84 2.573.75 191~{65 ..... CHA~LE~__~C~IONSR,.~._~ON5 ....... 5/19/84 43.00 192~91 WILLIA~ SH3RTLEY 5/18/~4 72.07 193910 alCHAaD 5NIDD 5/18/84 75,00 104697 S. CENT. WASTE~ATEq TRE6T ....... .................... 5/18/84 68,~09.95 1959~8 ST. LUCIE PAPER & PACKING 5/18/84 4,491,80 196185 EDWARD D STONE JR & ASSO, 5/18/34 12,314,52 195357 ..... CHA~LE.~.__~UiSMAN 5/~/84 525,00 195397 SUN DATA INC. 5/18/84 190.00 19640~ SU% ELECTRIC 5/18,8~ ai;6o ...................... 210145 USCH DEFERRED CO~P. P~O. 5/18/~4 4,242.54 216399 .... UN~.T~D ~EEL ERECTORS INq .... ~/18/84 ...... 4~_,884.83 221486 JAHES ~e VANCE, P=A. 5/18/84 464,70 .................... 230451 WALLACE 5 TIERNAN 5/18/84 710,55 23054? WATER mOLLUT[ON CgNTROL f 5/18/8~ 185,00 231559 LOUIS W. WEBBER 5/18/84 525.00 232452 RALPH WEINER 5/18/84 216o00 232~00 _ J. WILLIAMS ?U~P ~ERVICE ......... 5/18/84 ..... 241595 XEaOX COqPCRATION 5/18/84 354,3l 3~0001 MAqK G, LA~ 5/18/84 348,00 3~003~ ..... KEVIN MCGDWEN 5/18/8~ .................... 75.00 600239 ERIC HER~ANSEN ............................ 5/18/94 11,65 700169 ~AIN~D~ ~AKES--~AT!a CHASE 5/18/54 *~.40 .796176 .CITY..Q~ aOYNTON 8EACH ........... 5/18/84 ............... 60,34 *20232 LO~ETTA RD PAOUlN 5/15/8, 65,73 032895 CITY DF ~0YNTON BEACH 5/18/84 24,97 181705 __.~T~_.CASH.POL[CE ......................... 5/~/84 ......... 163.59 MBA507 5/3 ! /84. CHF_CK /~ 2¢927 2*930 24931 24932 2*933 24934 2*935 2~9~6 2a937 2*938 2*~42 24945 2*946 2*94? 2*9*8 249*9 2*950 24951 24952 24953 24954 24~57 24958 24~60 24964 24966 24~67 24968 24969 24970 2,~71 24'~72 24974 24977 2*978 2~979 C[T~ OF ~0YNTON 85ACH c .~.R _~._..~... %~__.M _P_...N 7_H ..... ¢..U__E_ c K S 024773 ~OYNTON ~EDICAL OXYGEN 5/22/84 PAGE 14 DATE TOTAL AMOUNT 2 22. O0 2024*2 THZ C~EDIT UNION OF PALM 5/24/84 15,754,51 032S90 CITY O~ 3OYNTON ~ACH .............. 5/25/~4 ..... 183.024.56 ........ 063762 FLDqIDA NATIONAL ~ANK 5/25/8~ 26,217.75 270024 iN,CH ANDREWS S/25/84 141.31 440036 __~ILD~ED_~ICH ...... ~/25~ .00 470006 CATHLEEN A. VRANICH 5/24/84 175.60 063763 FLD~IOA NATIONAL 3ANK 5/25/~4 119.600.00 072~16 _ __CLAIRE..GIRTHAN ............................ 5/25/84 ......... . ........ 1~,50 010900 AC~ SUPPLY 5/25/84 713.92 012807 ALEXANOER BATTERY SALES 5/25/84 588=54 0142.0 [SIAH ANDREWS 5/25/84 70.20 014300 CA~MEN ANNUNZIATO 5/25/84 100.00 OISmOI ....... ASG~3W ~;.~ID~_CO .............. 5/25~ ........... 71.45 015990 ATLANTIC COAST FIRE EQUIP 5/25/8~ 23~.00 020170 B B AUTO PARTS. [NC. E/25/8~ 543.39 020389 _~E~_~A~LEY 5~.2.5/~4 So.o0 0204*0 THE SA<E~ ~ TAYLOR C0. 5/25/5~ 183.31 020465 9A~KE~ UNIFOR~5~ INC. 5/25/84 2~7.00 021541 __.~S.._~RY~TAL ~EATTIE ............. 5/25/8~ ......................... 50.00 024500 BETTY ~ORONI 5/25/84 50.00 0~4700 ~OYNTON AUTO GLASS & BODY 5/25/84 99.00 024720 ..... 80Y~TO~_.~EACH CHAMBER OF ......... 5/25/84 ................ 8.375.00 024730 BOYNTON BEACH RETIREMENT 5/25/8* 5.~21.58 024763 ~OYNTO:q GLASS SERVICE 5/25/84 14.85 02.~10 BOYNTDN_ WREC~E~ SERVICE .......... 5/25/~4 .......... 45°00 025585 ~ROOK5 PRODUCTS 5/25/84 -~75.50 025595 BRD~ARD--PAL~ 8EACH TRACTO 5/25/84 21.43 025600 ~R3WARD.?UM~. & SUR~LY....~Q~ 5/25/84 345.85 0263g2 8U~/AU GF ECONOMIC S 5/25/84 20.00 027640 BY,DeS ELSCTRIC ~OTD~ SE~ 5/25/84 125.00 030~9~ JUDY CAL~NDRA 5/25/84 20.00 030,61 qR~. VICLA Ne CAP'A'K .................. 5/25/84 50.00 030558 NICHDLAS CASSANDRA 5/25/84 ~S0.00 030583 CHARLES W. CAVANAGH ............. 5/25/84 .................. 50.00 032~6~ C~ICAG3 TRISUNE S/25/84 108.00 032494 CHLORINATOR SEPVICE INC. 5/25/~4 3.16 0336J1 THOMAS A. CLARK 5/25/84 75.00 033657 CL~ O~ CSURT$-SUPPDRT OEP 5/25/84 74,00 033658 CLK OF C~ORTS--SUPPORT OEP 5/25/84 37.00 033651 CLK OF COURTS-SUPPORT OEP ............. 5/25/84 .............. 12.00 0J3665 CL~ OF COURTS--SUPPORT OEP 5/25/8~ 37.00 033665 CLK OF COUPTS--SUPP3RT DEP 5/25/84 42.00 034550 . COCA COLA ~OTTLING CO. ..... 5/25/84 .................... ~1.50 ............ 034585 COLUMBIA VIDEO SYSTEMS Co 5/25/84 98.[5 034559 CONCORD REFERENCE ?OOKS I 5/25/8. 26.95 036237 CUES [~C. .......... 5/25/84 ............ 9.20 040525 DAY--TIMEqS 5/25/84 30.14 O~[blO DE%RAY ELECTRIC SUPPLY 5/25/84 135.00 0.[~40 FRANK DEMA~CO 5/25/84 50.00 CHECK 24981 2,o. 9.~2 24986 _: ............. 24991 24992 ......... 2~9q7 2A~98 2~999 25001 25002 2500~ 2~005 ~00~ ~007 2~OOa 2501 i 25013 25014 '. ........ 25015 25017 250[~ ~ :~. 25020 .q_ _. 2502 [ 25022 25023 ':~ 2502~ 25025 ~ . . 250~6 ~02~ 25029 20030 CITY OF 80YNTON BEACH C U q .~ .~.. N ..T_.__ N .0 N T_._.H ...... C....H._.E .C_.K _5 VENDOR ~ VENSO~ NA~E CHECK OATE 04286~ DISPLAY SALES 5/25/8~ 0~4750 DDUDLEDAY ~ CO. 5/25/84 04542! D~EW5 S02F SHOP ............................... 5/25/8~ 0~6445 DUNCAN EDWARD C~. 5/25/84 050300 EAST COAST FIRE EQUI~. 5/25/8~ 0503%0 _ EASY PAY IIRE_.STOEE_ --.5/25/84 050371 PAUL ECKERT 5/25/84 053900 E~ERGENC¥ ~EOICAL ~ SAFET 5/25/8~ PAGE 15 TOTAL AMOUNT 1,369.00 123o55 117.00 1~467,58 200,00 143,00 054021 ..... E~RLOYEE BENEEIT .~ESEARCH ...... 5/25/84 ............. I0,00 054394 ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES 5/25/84 15,00 050097 FLORIDA F,LoGoDoP,A, 5/25/84 75,00 051.507 FEdErAL ~XPRESS CORP~ .................... 5/25/8~ ............. I2~50 002~20 FIeLdEr'S RELIEF ~ 5/25/84 2,270,65 052985 V ~ =ISC~E~ 5/25/8~ 50.00 0~3713 FLAG DIPS- .OF.. ~GRICULTURE ................. ~/25/84 ........ ~.00 OGJ77q FLORIDA SERVICE ENGINEERS 5/25/84 900.00 063~00 FL3RIDA dNENPLOY~NT COHP 5/25/8~ 158,58 055590 CHARL~_~E~ERICK .5/2~/8~ 130,00__ 070396 HENRY L. GARTNER 5/25/8~ 50,00 07040~ GATOP CULVERT CO. 5/25/84 173,60 07158~ .... GEORGE'S .DIESEL__SE~VICE ............. 5/25/8~ .578,93 074598 GORDON ~ROTHERS 5/25/8~ 179.95 075285 DENNIS C. GRABEEL 5/25/84 50o00 07544l _. E.~..H~N~_~RAV~S ................. S/~5/84 075~59 HOWIE GREENE, TAN~ INSPEC 5/25/84 335,00 075551 GULF OIL CORPORATISN 5/25/84 031583 ~EALTH ................................... 5/25/84 ............. 024690 EDGAR HOWELL 5/25/84 200,00 0~4693_ _~OSERT .~3~ELL 5/~5/84 108,00 05~b97 HOSPICE OF ~OCA RATON INC 5/25/8~ 3,000o00 090103 Io~o~o CORP, 5/25/84 1~567,39 090109 .............IC~A R~TIREMENT CORP. 5/25/8~ 1.099o62 09~209 INDUSTRIAL ~ELD%NG IN~ ............. 5/25/84 .................. 094218 INFOrmATION TRANS~OR~ INC 5/25/84 90.00 094289 INTERNAL REVENUc SERVICE 5/25/8~ 43.58 100208 J ~ L ~EED & SUPPLY INC= 5/25/84 107.21 100310 JACK'S CAMERA CENTER 5/25/84 36.88 104501 J~HNSON--DAVIS. INC. 5/25/84 650.00 111550 8EqT .............. KEEHR 5/25/84 200,00 114531 CHARLES KOCH JR. 5/25/84 360.07 11~596 . ~EDA~D.KOPCZYNSK! .................. 5/~5F84 _200.00 12~295 LEE -ABROTT 5/25/8~ 180.00 120~10 LAMA~ UNIFORMS 5/25/84 522,20 120500 .. 8.D~_~ATHA~ ......................... ~/25/8~ 203.00 ...................... i21740 SALLY LE~IS 5/25/8~ 20.00 ..... 122902 DAVID LIU 5/25/8¢ 122911 LLDY~'S AUTO_ELECTRIC .............. 5/25/84 ........... 410.30 lJO~OO MANHATTAN tROpHIES 5/25/84 215,55 130565 MAURYeS TOOL CHEST 5/25/84 1,128,25 130~28 DON MC CaMMON 5/25/84 1,310~00 'e H:~AS07 %,/ ~I CHECK CITY D? ~3¥NTON 5EACH C O ~ ,'- '-- N T ,"4, 0 N T ~ C H ~_ C K S VCNDC:~ ~ V--N)O;> NA4_-- CH~CK DATE dso )2 131%g~ ~ILLIA~ M. .4C~Cff~-MEIOING 5/~5/84 Is01.: I ]13'42 ~£qqCK & CO. INCo 5/25/0~ 2';0 ]4 I ~a~7~ OAVl3 q05% 5/25/84 ~%03~ 135~10 ~o 3'3 PAINT N' PLACE 5/25/86 2=0.3? 1 3~20 ~UNI~I~A~ ~OLICE 5/25/8~ 25a~0 l~04JJ NALC0 CHE~[CAL CO. 5/25/84 250a2 140~35 NATIONAL =IRE PROT~CTION 5/25/8~ 25045 1417~ ~W5 AND 5UN S~NTINiL CO. 5/25/84 25G47 1~612 NO~T~ FLg~I3A LIVING 5/~5/B~ 250~0 153312 RAY 2"HE~]N CO. INC. 5/25/84 15050 153800 OLYMO[~ SPORT S~OP INC. 5/~5/84 25051 15~517 ~H[L C×ENDIN~ 5/25/84 25053 160365 PAINT CENTER 5/25/8~ 2505~ 1603~0 9A_M BEACH Jq. COLLE~ 5/15/84 25055 15~42~ ~A_~ ~SACH NEwSPAPEr, INC 5/25/84 250~C l-~O~9~ ~ANG~ C0%%T~UCTI~N I~DUS 5/25/8~ 25061 1~1577 RADI5 SH&C< 5/25/8~ 25065 19091g ~A~A <. SCHwE~TFAGSR 5/25/84 2506~ 191515 SEAC~S~T ~HA~MACY 5/25/84 25057 191523 SSAL--TIT~ PLU~5ING COo 5/25/8~ 25068 1g1530 SE2¥ICE INdUSTRiAL SUPPLY 5/25/8~ 25059 19~694 ..... ~UT~.~LORIO~ ~ACK TRUCKS 5/25/84 25070 1g4703 SOUTHERN 8ELL TELEPHONE 5/25/84 25071 19~706 SOUTHERN BUILDING CODE CO 5/25/84 25072 194713 SOUTHEASTERN ~UNICIPAL SU 5/25/84 25073 194720 SOUTM~N PAPER CO. 5/25/8~ Z~07~ 1'?~'195 SPO~TING SCL~ 5/25/84 25075 195939 5TAN_EY 5TEZUER CArPeT EL 5/2~/84 2507~ 202563 TH]R~DI~E PRESS 5/Z5/~4 25077 Z0~670 TONN DECORATOR SERVICE 5/25/84 2507~ 295530 TRAN$I-TRO~[CS. INC. 5/25/S~ ~AGE TOTAL 16 AMOUNT 67.20 500.00 31.50 312.00 ¢01.72 SO.OD 2.423.86 11.~0 110.00 g00.27 100.00 1 ~9. O 0 16.95 155.00 51.30 20.00 I0.00 53.~9 213.52 311.70 25.00 53.S0 81.lb 150.00 306.76 331.49 200.00 200,00 4B.O0 35.56 96.30 939.34 15.65 50.00 60.00 1.~15.95 63.60 1~2.80 757.70 84¢5g.39 78.00 331.61 206.50 85.00 48.90 92~.40 45.0~ 198.00 719.15 50.00 1~8A507 CHECK # 25082 250 83 250..~5 25086 25087 25088 25089 ................ 25090 250q~ 25092 ............. 25093 : 25,094 25095 ....... 25096 25097 2509~ ............. 25099 25 % O0 25!01 -- 25103 25% 53 .' ..... 25165 .- 25167 25! 68 25169 2517O ........... 28177. (__. 251 73 25174 25[ 75 25176 25177 i........ 251 251 79 25!80 25191 25182 25183 .......... 25! 84 25185 251 ,56 ........ 25187 25188 25189 25190 251 92 25193 CITY CF BDYNTON 8EACH PAGE 17 VENDOR ~ VEN)O~ NA'4E CHECK DATE TOTAL ANOUNT 210145 USCM DEFE~D COMP, 5/25/8~ ~,277o54 ZlO180 U.S. PQSTMASTEq 5/25/8~ 10.39 215350 JN)~RGqOUND SUPPLY .......................... 5/25/84 ............... 216390 dNIJAX 5/25/8¢ 1,355,08 .......... 230448 BILL ~ALLACE LEASIHC INC. 5/25/8~ l,lI2.00 230511 LESTSR WARD .................................. 5/25/8~ ........... 200,00_ 230521 J&;4ES ~ WA~NKE 5/25/84 225,00 230525 WA~EN GORHAM & LAMONT. I 5/25/84 36.95 230540 .... WATE~ D~A~THENT ........................... 5/25/8~ ......... 5,069.45 23[~82 ~ELDING PRODUCTS CORP. 5/25/8~ 24.00 ..... 231600 THSM~S E. WENGLE~ 5/25/84 200.00 2~2405 T¢~ELA J. ~HITE ..................... 5/25/8~ 150.00 232455 ~IGITTA W[KLAYEV 5/25/86 12.50 232300 J- WILLIAMS PU~P SERVICE 5/25/84 927°00 2346~7 ...... WOHEN~$ .$~TS ................................ 5/25/8~ ................ 12.00 235496 SAMUEL L. WRIGHT 5/25/84 250.00 2~1595 X~ROX CORPORATION 5/25/84 264550 9ETTY ZO~EL 5/25/84 50°00 2~0059 MA~K D. ~O~[CH 5/25/84 25.00 310007. .RON6~D E$~0S[T0 .... ~/2~/84 ...... ~2o80 320002 ROBERT FERaELL 5/25/84 250.00 O32')O1 CITY OF 8OYNTON 8EACH 5/31/8~ 010290 .... Ao~.~.A. ............................. ~/31/84 ...... 72.00 014240 ISIA~ ANDRE~S 5/31~84 56.16 015480 ARGO ONI=O~MS 5/31/84 217.50 015990 . ATLANTIC COAST FIRE EQUIP .......... 5/31/~ ..................... 17.50 .............. 016000 ATLANTIC HAR~ARE INC. 5/dl/84 58.35 015300 AUTO~RDDUCTS INC. 5/31/84 637.85 020439 ...... !~55~..~ &__TAYL¢~_CD, .... 5/3.1/84 51.63 0204~0 TH~ 3A(E~ ~ TAYLOR CO. 5/31/84 38,62 020468 BAq~E~ UNIFORMS, INC. 5/31/~4 113.50 024396 ....... ~.~C~.~.¢!ON.p~SLiSHiNG ......... 5/31/84 ................. 110o40 ........ 024700 BOYNTON AUTO GLASS & BODY 5/31/84 524.55 024710 90YNTON ~UTO SUPPLY INC. 5/31/84 1,302,31 024728 _.~OYNTD~....SEAC~..NEWS...jOURNA 5/31/84 16~,80 02473O BOYN~aN aEACH RETIREMENT ........... 5/31~84 5,758,12 024780 ~OYNT~N PUMP & SUPPLY 5/31/84 030299 JUDY CALAND~A ...................................... 5/~/B~ ............... 20.00 030540 CASE POWS~ 6 EQUIPMEN~ CO 5/3~/84 127.18 031663 CE:~TIFIED WELDING ENGINEE 5/3!/84 90.00 0336~7 .... ~L~._OU_.CQURT$--SUPpORT OEP .... 5/31/84 ......... 74.00__ 033658 CLK OF C2U~TS--$UPP2RT OEP 5/]I/84 37.00 033661 CLK OF COU~TS--SUPPORT OEP 5/31/84 12.00 033664 ..... CL~_O~. (OUgTSrSDPRQR~_~Ep ....... 5~1/84 .............. 37.00 033665 CE< OF COURTS--SUPPORT DEm 5/31/84 42.00 03~604 COMMERCIAL HYDRAULICS ~ p 5/31/81 595.14 03~672 . CONGRES$IONAL_OU%RTE~LY, ......... ........... 154.00 034942 COUNTY*IDE ELECTRIC MOTOR 5/31/84 170o00 ..... 040395 DALE'~ ~AINT ~ ~ODY SHOP 5/31/~4 041606 ...... ~ELd~YFIRE..~XT..~ERVICE ........ 5/31/B~ ................. ~2o00 .... M'-3ASO 7 CHECK 251 ~4 25Lq6 25197 .~, 25198 251 99 25200 25201 2~20~ 2520~ : 2520~ ..... 25205 25208 ~ _ -. 2~207 J~'_ ......... 25208 25209 25210 25211 25212 252l 3 2521 ~, 25215 25216 25217 25218 2521 g 25220 25221 25223 25224 25226 25227 Z5228 2522~ 2523[ 25233 2523~ 25236 25237 252 38 25240 25241 252~2 252~4 CITY DF 90¥NTON 8EACH CU~ E~ T N O N T H C H E C K S VIN~O~ a V~N)Oq NAME CHECK DATE 0417O3 041704 WENO¥ DE VRIES 5/31/84 PAGE TOTAL AMOUNT 28.96 268.13 044750 DOUSLEDA¥ & CO. ................... 5/31/.54 ................ 9.44 050310 EASY PAY TIRE STORE 5/31/84 77.50 053900 EMERGENCY t4~DICAL ~ SAFET 5/31/84 715.00 05439) ENVIRONMENTAL MKT GROUP ....... 5/31/84 ...... :.. 390.00 060115 FAIRCHILD-LOWELL CORP. 5/31/84 220050 062~20 FI?EMEN'5 ~ELI~F & 5/31/84 2,250.72 05300~ FISHER SCIENTIFIC 5/31/84 969.1~ 063780 =LORIDA PD~ER C LIGHT CO. 5/31/84 86,839o27 06~500 ~OUR GTEEL CORPORATION 5/31/84 50.40 0~5622 ....... 3ENNI5 ERONRATN CHEVROLET ............ 5/31/84 ................. 189.49 066500 FUTURA PRINTING 5/31/84 30.00 07~91 GLA~G~d CONSTRUCTION SERV 5/31/.~4 133.00 0~0~29 .... HARpS~ & qO~ PUbLISH, R5 ................. 5/31/~4 ............ 37=69.._ 086361 HUGHES SUPPLY INC. 5/31/84 2,994,06 090~99 I.~oM. CORPORATION S/31/84 129.37 09010~ ...... IC~A.R~T[RE~ENT.CORP. ........... 5/.5~/~4 ......... 090114 ICD INC. 5/31/84 lO0.O0 091230 IDEAL PRINTING INC. 5/31/84 417o50 ..... 094120 .... ~-._.5ILL__I~OOaN ................. 5/31/~4 ........... 70.00 094289 INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE 5/31/84 54.B3 094301 INTERNATIONAL CITY 5/~1/84 34.00 10~653. _L.._KIH_.JONES,._.p,E. ..................... 5/51/84 ............... 510.15 ..... 111639 VICTOR Ho & VIRGINIA AD K 5/31/54 100.00 114551 CHAR_ES KOCH JR. 5/31/84 287.77 ...... 121~53 ---~STAT~.~..O~__~R¥ LESSLER ......... 5/31/84 ....................... 50.00 121740 SALLY LEWIS 5/31/~ 20.00 130928 ~ON ~C CA~NON 5/3[/~4 I ~190.00 13J950 ....... ~ILLIE..._RUTN....aCGRADy 5/31/54 ................. ~J.76 130410 MUNICIPAL POLICE 5/3l/~4 3,044.92 140479 NATIONAL CHILD SAFETY COU 5/31/84 257°00 142733 JOHN P. 'JIS$EN CO. 5/31/$~ 38.90 151555 OF~ICE TECHNOLOGY SUPPLIE 5/31/~4 ...... S3.80 160100 P 5 G DIST~IEUTORS 5/31/84 64.50 150106 ~ ~ ~ TAPPING 5/31/~4 305.00 151650 CHA,~kES ~E~5ING 5/31/~4 10.00 104692 POST. BUC~LEY. 5CHUH & JE 5/31/94 32.50 __ 156201 PU5LIX NARKET 5/31/54 10.64 181760 REVENUE SHARING ADVISORY 5/31/8~ .............. 75°00 1~1790 JOHN REYNOLDS 5/31/8~ 378.00 191638 SET COM CORPORATION ........ ............... 5/31/84 18.5~ 194276 SNAP ON TOOLS 5/31/~4 122.65 196394 SUn RIGHTING $ ELECTRICAL 5/31/84 15.20 202S60 ..... TH3~K~.PRESS .............. 5/31/84 ................... 137.55 210146 ~5CM DEFERRED CO~P. PRO. 5/31/84 ~.242.54 ......................... 216~52 Oa~A~ LAND INSTITUTE 5/31/8~ 160.00 230451 .._ ~ALLAC~ ~ ¥IERNAN 5/31/5~ ~0.13 2317B0 ~EST£RN AUTO STORE 5/31/84 269.47 23240~ Jo W~ETE ALUMINU~ 5/31/5~ 176.72 ................ 7.50 5/31/~4 CITY OF BgyNTO~ BEACH CHECK 25248 ~AGI= lc) v:Nvo~ , v:.~o~ ~^*~ C.EC~ ~Ar~ tO:iL 261520 ZEE ~EDICAL .SUPPLIES ......... 5/31/8~ 32°60 ....................................................... ~ ...................