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Minutes 10-16-79MINUTES OF THE REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING HELD AT CITY HALL, BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1979 AT 7:30 ?. M. PRESENT Edward F. Harmenlng, Mayor Betty Riscoe, Vice Mayor · ,~ David Roberts, Councilman ,Norman F. Strnad, Councilman ~/alter "Marry" Trauger, Councilman Mayor Harmening welcomed everyone and called the meeting to order at 7:30 P. M. He announced the Invocation tonight will be by Pastor Kelth A. Dennis, Daughter of Zion S.D.A. Church, Delray Beach, followed immediately by the Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag led by Vice Mayor Betty Riscoe. He requested everyone to please rise. Peter L. Cheney, City Manager Tereesa Padgett, City Clerk dames W. Vance, City Attorney AGENDA APPROVAL Mr. Cheney announced that he has several addltions if the Council would like to consider them. One would be to take action on the Regional Sewer Treatment Plant budget this evening which was acted on last Thursday n~ght with Delray Beach. Under Announcements, he would like to make a comment on the 55 acre recreational area. Under Administrative, he would llke to have a discussion and consider authorizing Russell & Axon to proceed with some additional work relative to E.P.A. applications for the force maln and sewer work on Congress Avenue north of N. W. 2nd Avenue. Under Legal, there is a resolution on the cemetery abandonment. Under Announcements, he would like to make a comment about the program being sponsored by the Planning & Zoning Board for public informatlon. Roberts moved adoption of the agenda as corrected, seconded by Mrs. Riscoe. Motion carried 5-0. ANNOUNCEMENTS Report on Chlorine Leak at Water Treatment Plant, October 10, 1979 Mr. Cheney referred to there being four areas which he should report on briefly relative to the chlorine gas leak and stated most have been talked about in the press and throughout the community, but he will comment and answer any questions relative to the gas situation which took place on October 10. There is the general area of protection of the public, the question of repair of the particular problem, the question of the cause and the prevention of any re-occurrence, and the information provided to the media. In regards to protection of the public, he's pleased to comment on because he feels it went very well. The test of any emergency program was well done in this case with having no preparation in advance. The emergency services of not only Boyntor Beach, but Delray Beach, the County Sherlff~s Department and the State Highway Patrol all fitted together very efficlencly to bring about complete warning and protection MINUTES - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA OCTOBER 16, 1979 to the public. In c evening the Council- participated with u5 from citizens thankl Mr. Cheney stated in enera], it was close to 100%. He hopes later on this ~ill take some action to thank the other agencies who · He has received a number of letters and phone ca]is ng the various agencies invo'l'ved. regard to the repair of the problem, it was ultimately fixeo that morn'ng 6:30 A. M. Four separate attempts were made to repair the problem. /By 7:45 A.M., it was thought to be safe to allow the people to go back about their normal business. The leak was first observed at 2:10 A.M. The entire operation was secured at 7:45 A.M. After the teak was discovered at 2:10 A.M., evacuation began at aoproximately 4:15 A.M. During that time, the area was observed. The Fire Department was on the scene at 3:30 A.M. Attempts were made to close off the leak and at 4:15 A.M., it was felt it was time to evacuate. He thinks it was done withi~ the ~roper time. Mr. Cheney referred hired an independent business both by the they carried out a c We have to conclJdep related incident. not sure and will co, we are taking steps sure this will not h changed again, we wi :o the cause of the problem and stated after having expert or consultant recognized in the chlorine Utilities Director and Allied Chemical Company, ose examination of the particular chlorine cylinder. ~t this moment, the problem was possibly a human 'eeisely what happened in this incident, we are still ~tinue to investigate. He wants to assure the people :o go beyond the steps in the past to attempt to be ~ppen again. By the time the chlorine tanks are 1 have reviewed the current procedure and developed new procedures. We rill review the procedures thoroughly and will have instituted additionalJ and revised training programs fo]lowing the new procedures. We alsojwill be exploring the whole question with the chlorine institute id reference to the matter of proper clothing and breathing equipment or plant personnel. Mr. Cheney then refe have been both posit :ress arrived on the still going on, we d( information in the mc updated the informati time in the morning ~ present and told then of concern for one of from the media. red to information to the media and stated there ve and negative comments. We tried from when the scene to give out information. When an event is n't have all the information. We began to give out rning to every persoc from the press there· We on as we learned what was going on. There was one t the hospital when we felt the media should not be to leave the hospital room. This was oniy done out our employees. ~e attempted not to keep information Mr. Cheney then announced he would be glad to answer any questions. Mrs. Riscoe announceo that she does have some observations. She got to the scene about 7:15 A.M. and she was completely amazed and very happy with the entire situation. She referred to Mr. Cheney and the Depart- ment Heads doing an outstanding job. She remainec with the~ until 10:00 A.M. -2- MINUTES - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA OCTOBER 16, 1979 Mrs. Riscoe continued that she listened to the different reports given and accompanied Mr. Cheney to the hospital to see our three employees. From what she has heard from the public and from what she saw, the ~emarks were all a plus. Hats off to ali the employees involved! Mr. Trauger made a motion to instruct the City Manager to prepare the appropriate letters of thanks and appreciation to Delray Beach, Ocean Ridge, Sheriff's Department, and all those who cooperated with the City 'n this event. Mrs. Riscoe seconded the motion. Under discussion, Mr. Strnad referred to sending a letter of thanks to the people who were r'ght next to this cylinder and shut i~ off and Mr. Trauger agreed and included this as an amendment to his motiom with a copy of the letter to go into the employee~' personnel files. Mrs. Riscoe agreed and the motion carried 5-0. Comment on 55 Acre Recreational Area Mr. Cheney reported that he and the Recreation & Parks Director had the opportunity to meet with the Board of County Commissioners two tim~ in the past week. During those two sessions, ~n essence they voted unanimously to support an immediate expenditure of approximately $2,000,000 in one tump sum to develop the 55 acres on Congress Avenue as a County Park in accord with the development concept instead of over a three year aeriod. In return for that commitment, we will transfer the 55 acres back to County ownership, which we nave talked about in the past. Comment Re: Public Information Program Mr. Cheney announced the Planning & Zoning Board's preparino a regular public information session as paFt of their regular Board me'tings. This has been suggested by Mr. Grabeel and Mr. Annunziato and the Planning & Zoning Board has given wholehearted support. During the first half hour period of each meeting, there will be a special presentation by an out- side person in regards to the planning process. The first presentation wll! be about the environment of South Florida. This is planned so the citizens of Boynton Beach can continue to get an unoerstanding of what planning is all about in the City as we go about implementing the compre- hensive plan. He hopes the citizens will remember these meetings and will feel free to attend and participate. MINUTES Regular City Council MeeLing - October 2, 1979 Mr. Strnad moved to adopt the Minutes of October 2 as presented, seconded by Mrs. Riscoe. No discussion. Motion carried 5-0. -3- MINUTES - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACh, FLORIDA OCTOBER 16, 1979 PUBLIC AUDIENCE Mayor Harmening announced if anyone n the audience wishes to address the Council on any subject not on the agenda, they may do so at this time. In regards to any item on the agenda, they may give their name to the City Clerk and they will be allowed to speak at the appropriate time. Mr. Joe DeLong commended the City employees, plant personnel, City Manager, Public Utilities Director, Police and Fire Department for their outstanding performance during the emergency evacuation which occurred at 4:30 A.M. on O~tober 10. He did not wl,tness any confusion on the part of our residents. He told about other departments cooperating and expressed gratitude to them for their assistance. This emergency caused many residents to realize we are fortunate to reside ~n a City where consideration for our welfare remains par excellence. Mr. Calvin Shorter, 702 S.W. 8th Place, stated he would like to comment regarding the Bass Creek Development next to Leisureville. Mayor Harmening informed him this's on the agenda, but he may continue if he prefers to speak at this time. Mr. Shorter stated he wanted to b~iefly call the Council's attention to it at this time. He told about this development digging out a lake, building a few houses and pouring some foundations and advised that everything just came to an end. He referred to stagnant water attracting mosquitoes and told about notifying the Health Department about this and their response being to ~ut minnows in the lake to take care of the situation. This is not only a heal.th probtem, but is a public nuisance. He asks what can be done about this. Mayor Harmening explained that most developments are required to have lakes for drainage. As far as the mosquitoes, we can ask the City Manager to contact Mosquito Control and ask them to direct their attention to this particular body of water. Mr. Shorter informed him the County feels the minnows will take care of it. Mr. Strnad agreed these would help and told about his experience with oolliwogs eating mosquito larvae. Mrs. Riscoe referred to Mr. Shorter talking to her about this and advised that she has spoken to Mr. Cheney about this and Mr. Cheney has apprised her that he is going further on this. The problem is this property gas not been used or developed properly. We do have a performance bond on this property and if they are not doing What they are supposed to, she does not see why we cannot fill in the take because they dredged it out without a permit to be~in with. Mr. Cheney advised that about two to three weeks ago, he was in contact with the County relative to mosquito control. They are spraying 'n all areas of the City and will continue to do so. The fish in the pond will help. Also, we 'nsoected this area today and a fair amount of vegetation has begun to grow which has all6vlated some of the sand problems. The office building and models are secure. We do not know at the moment the status of the development. We will continue to watch the area. If the mosquitoes become a problem, let him know and he will contact the County for addltional spraying. -4- MINUTES - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA OCTOBER 16, 1979 PUBLIC HEARING - 8:00 P. M. Rezoning Request Applicant: Location: Request: Clyde ~lorrell for Christian Development Corporation Northeast corner, S. W. 19th Avenue & Congress Ave., Parcel E of 10th Section, Palm Beach Leisureville Rezone from C-1 to R-3 Mr. Clyde Wor¢ell, 915 Palm Trail, Delray Beach, informed the Council this parcel is owned by Christian Development Corporation who Blah to continue the development they are in the process of completing on Parcel K au Congress Avenue and 19th Avenue just north of Golf Road. This pro- perty was presented previously in requesting-the best land use would be R-3 instead of C-1. The Council voted to change this on the land use map at a prior meeting. The Planning & Zoning Board concurred and recommended this rezoning. He requests the Council to approve this. Mayor Harmening advised the Planning & Zoning Board unanimously recom- mended this rezoning request be approved in order to provide for the continuation of construction of the '~Cedarwood Villas Development. The Planning & Zoning Board specifically noted consistency of this re- quest with the Comprehensive Plan. He then asked if anyone in the audi- ence wished to speak in favor of this rezoning. Mr. doe Maezes, 2207 Roma Way, stated he's inclined to agree with Mr. Worrell, but he thinks we should have more specifics on this particular ~arcel. The R-3 zone consists of more items than ~ost of us know about. He thinks there should be specific heights or a statement they will con- tinu~ with the present construction. Mayor Harmenlng informed him that if this is rezoned from C-1 to R-3, we cannot limit the usages as spelled out in the zoning code. The owner can build anything allowed in R-3. There is no way during the rezoning process the Councli can limit the usage other than what is specified in the code. Mr. Maezes referred to apartments being allowed in R-3 similar to what has been built on Woolbright Road and stated he thinks there should be some specifics. Mr. Vance informed him that in the rezoning process, a oarcel is rezoned to a particular zone. We cannot get into specifics. When the site development plans are submitted, your concerns can be reviewed then. Mr. Maezes asked if a site plan had been presente~ and Mr. Vance replied negatively as it's not requi.red for rezonlng since rezoning relates to the use of the land. Any zone permits more than one use. We cannot provide a different zone for every conceivable use. The actual limitation of the use of the land cannot be addressed in the rezonlng process, but the City ~oes have various other procedures when the land is developed which will get to these questions. -5- MINUTES - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA OCTOBER ~6, 1979 Mr. Maezes stated they understand the developer plans to continue the same buildings as built on Congress Avenue and there's no opposition, but there is suspicion it is being rezoned to ~e resold. Mayor Harmening replied that it would probably be more valuable for resale as C-1 than R-3. Mr. Maezes asked if Mr. Worrel] would make the statement that they plan to build the same as they are building on Congress Avenue and Mayor Harmening replied that we can ask him tol but in reality, it has no validity. He can understand the residents' concern, but it cannot be addressed in the zoning process. Under site plan review, it can be addressed. Mr. Ken Koos, lll South Atlantic Drive West, referred to the name being the Christian Development Corporation and asked if this property was going to be non-taxable and Mr. Worrell replied they will be fee simple sales and Mayor Harmening added that it will be on the tax rolls. Mr~ Koos then questioned the difference between C-1 and R-3 and Mayor Harmenlng summarized that C-1 is the highest grade of commer- cial ~roperty and R-3 is the lowest 'n residentlal districts. Mayor Harmening ascertained there were no further comments from the audience and opened the discussion to the members of the Council. Mr. Roberts referred to the appllcation form stating the use after rezon- lng would be: "Continuation of ;onstruction of multi-family dwellings simiia- to existing units on Parcel K" and asked if this meant single homes? Mr. Worrell explained they would be single family residences with zero lot llne. Mr. Roberts questioned the number of units per acre and Mr. Worrell replied: 10.8. Mr. Roberts asked if they planned to continue the same type of building and Mr. Worrell replied affirmatively. Mr. Roberts referred to R-2 not allowing enough units per acre and Mr. Worrell agreed. Mr. Roberts referred to the concern of the people and stated ne thinks possibly the Council can control the type of development if it is not compatible with the type of buildings. He can understand the residents being in opposition to three or four stories, but the statements ~ade by Mr. Worrell preclude that possibillty and Mr. Worrell agreed. Mr. Roberts commented there is nothing to prevent the~ from changing their minds, but he doesn't see how the City Council or Planning & Zoning Board would approve it since it is not compatible to the area. Mayor Harmening added that we do have certain stipulations in site plan approval and it states adjacent development shall be compatible with adjacent usages. Mr. Worrell stated this is Phase of the Cedarwood Villas project. They did not apply for approval for the second parcel because rezoning was required. They have obtained engineering approval for both parcels. They have all the necessary materials to build both parcels and otan to continue the present concept. -6- MINUTES - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACh, FLORIDA OCTOBER 16, 1979 Mr. Trauger made a motion that the City Council approve this rezoning request for rezoning from C-1 to R-3 for Mr. Clyde Worrell, Applicant for Chrlstian Development Corporation, at the northeast corner of S.W. 19th Avenue and Congress Avenue, Parcel E of 10th Section, Palm Beach Lelsureviile. Mr. Roberts seconded the motion. No discussion. As requested, Mrs. Padgett took a roll call vote on the motion as follows: Councilman Roberts - Aye Councilman Trauger - Aye Councilman S~rnad - Aye Vice Mayor Riscoe - Aye Mayor Harmenlng - Aye Motion carried 5-0. PUBLIC AUDIENCE (Continued) Mrs. Dee Zibelll, Spokeswoman for the North Boynton Civic Improvement Association, thanked the City Council and City Manager for putting their organizatio~ on the agenda so quickly. She referred to the attendance of the audience having increased and received a resgonse from the people when she asked if they had seen any difference in the appearance in North Boynton. Mrs. Zibelli referred to a park at Rolling Green School and introduced the Principal, Dr. Camille Dorman. Dr. Dorma~ referred to the Nortk Boynton Civic Improvement Association establishing a need for a play- ground and park area and stated since 1975, the Rolling Green site has been designated as a park. There are approximately 7½ acres of playground on the site. The area was fenced last year with gates. The City and School Plant Planning prepared drawings several years ago for improve- ments to the site and both agreed. These plans are still available. Even though very little has been done on this ~articular project, the school is very interested in seeing this project renewed and having the site developed. She pledges her full cooperation and offers her assis- tance 'n any Dosslble way in helping to update these plans and will act as a liaison between the City Council and school center and School Board for any addltional planning. The community's children and adults need a place near their homes for recreational actlvJtles. She hopes another look can be taken at these plans and hel'D provided for this community. Mayor Harmening stated since the City entered into the Community School Agreement with the S'chooi Board ir 1973, which included this school and Congress Middle School, the City has expended money towards activities. We receive a re~ort from Mr. Brinker every month on the activities. Since the City Council has taken the posture to aid the School Board insofar as funds from developers, perhaps we can see if they would be willing to reciprocate to spend some of their money to upgrade their school. -7- MINUTES - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA OCTOBER 16, 1979 Mr. Cheney added that we have encumbered $4,089 for development at this school and have applied for $4,000 additional money from the County. He is confident the $4,000 has been approved and is confident we will have $8,000 tota~l to proceed with the development of some ball f~elds, bleachers, etc. at this school. The Recreation Director would llke to meet with the principal and others in the school plannlng process to get concurrment. Dr. Dorman stated the Board still maintains the agreement with the City and community school effort. She sees no reason why they would not work with this project. She did speak to Mr. Brlnker and he is very much intarested to see something developed. Mr. McDonald, the South Area Superintendent, is also in agreement. Mayor Harmening asked her to remind Mr. McDonald that Boynton Beach does require the developers to pay .4 of 1% for schools. Mrs. Zibelii added that this is definitely needed in this area. If the City can pay $183,000 for improvements to Wilson Pool, she certainly feels something should be done in this area. Mr. Henry Clark, 400 Ocean Parkway, referred to coaching a small fry football team and told about not hawing an area in North Boynton to practice but muse transport his 20 boys to Lake Worth. Mrs. Zibelli added that Dr. Dorman has also ~roposed to have home [marove- merit courses at the school for the people of North Boynton. She hopes the City Counci) will cooperate with Dr. Dorman. f the budget does not allow for Dark 'mDrovements, she is sure Mr. Frederick knows of block grants or federal revenue money avai)able. Mayor Harmenlng replied that there is very little available for parks and Mrs. Zibelli com- mented that all she hears about is parks and nothing's coming their way. Mrs. Z)belli then referred to the drainage and sewage 'n this area and showed oictures of the area with water at high level. Mrs. Marguerite Morency, 2721N. E. 4th Street, told about the holding tanks filling up along her street with the result being to have overflows 'n their back yards or bathrooms. She told about calling the City and getting re- sponse promptly and the problem is corrected temporarily but reoccurs often. Mayor Harmening replied that he was not aware of this problem and requested Mr. Cessna to explain. Mr. Cessna referred to this being in the area of the old Field & Riley development and told about roots getting into the lines ano plugging them and added there are more pro- blems to be solved. Mayor Harmening requested him to get these prob)ems alleviated shortly. Mr. Joe DeLong stated it is'very encouraging to see these people taking this interest in this neighborhood. This neighborhood, for the past few years, has been a shambles. The City should ~mp in there and do their Dart. MINUTES - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA OCTOBER 16, 1979 Mr. DeLong continued that he made recommendatlons when he was sitting on the City Council to beautify the median strips in this area with sprinkler systems, sodding and.maintenance. Mayor Harmening added that about ten years ago, Ocean Parkway was well maintained. Mrs. Zibelli added that the sprinkler systems are still in the medians. Mr. DeLong stated that the City is working in other areas and why is this particular neighborhood neglected? Mrs. Michelle Cost. itioo, 155 Flamingo Drive, showed pictures of the drainage and told how no matter how little or how much rain, there is always floodlng in this area. The drains in the pictures are overgrown and fl]le~:~wlth trash. There are no drairs at the ~ntersections along Seacrest Blvd. This causes the washing away of driveways, mosquito infes- tatior, cars stalling, etc. She brought this to the attention of the City Engineer, but his response was that he will see what he can do. Mayor Harmenlng stated in 1970 or 1971, the people voted against spending money for storm sewers. There's no way the City can afford to go in this area and alleviate the majority of the flooding conditions or in any other area. He explained there may be a few exceptions where it could be relatively cheaply solved with diverting the flow of water. There are many places in the City where flooding is a problem. There is no simple solutl, on for this oroblem and it exists 'n most ~unicipalities in South Florida. Mrs. Zibel]i referred to the trash and' garbage and asked if there ~s an ordinance saying you cannot put out things llke a televls[o~, couches, chalks, etc. until the day before pickuo and Mr. Cheney replied that he doesn't know if there is, but there should be. He agrees the trash oro- gram is a big problem ir this area and he told about people outting things out the day after the collection, so the area looks terrible all the time. People appear to put both yard trash and garbage out together. Household garbage should be put into cans or bags to be picked up twice a week. The trash's picked up by a mechanized method and if ;eople would rake t~e swale areas after pickup, it would qelp. The procedure is being studied. Mrs. Zibelli suggested it might be a good idea to have such an ordinance and if people get c. ited once or twice, then they won't out it out ahea~ of time. Mayor Harmening commended Mrs. Zlbelll or the excellent job she has done organizing this area and again explained how drainage has been a constant Droblem. Mrs. Zlbe]ll stated she cannot see why anybody would not pay a few more tax dollars per year to have thelr streets passable. Mayor Harmening informed her that he did not have the exact figure now, but he thinks it would cost in excess of $30,000,000 to storm drain the City. Even at low interest rates, it would be a tremendous amount of money. Mrs. Brenda Kelson, 2870 N. E. 4th Street, referred to the North Boynton area being an eyesore with trash piled around. She told about being con- cerned and suggest the people be monitored who throw trash out ahead of time. She told about junk cars being parked and beer cans being piled up. -9- MINUTES - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA OCTOBER 16, 1979 Mayor Ha rmening referred to being under a handicap and explained how such violations had to be processed through the County courts. He then told about the recent law enacted allowing the mun'c'palities in Palm Beach County to appoint their own Code Enforcement Boards. Thls Council recog- nized this need and appointed this Board at the last meeting. The Codes Enforcement Board will act as judge and ~ury and if there is a violation, they can fine the people. He explained how in the past fines were usually levied as li&ns against the 3roperty and were not collected until the pro- perty was sold. He suggests that the Code Enforcement Board not only levy a lien against a guilty party, but direct the City Attorney to foreclose the lien on the property immediately. We wl]l get some action now, but our hands have been tied in this area for three years. Mrs. Kelson continued with telling about the trash problem in her neigh- borhood as well as a migrant bus being uarked there. Mayor Harmening told about the City issuing citations and Mr. Cheney added that about 80 are pending out of about 480 written citations. The City does care. The citizens in the area are finally coming forth and he thinks that will have a tremendous impact on the neighbors,. Mr. Andrew "Jaekle" Bolden stated as a representative of the Communlty Relations Board, at this time he would like to invite Mrs. Zlbelli to attend their Board meetings held every second Wednesday. He feels she can give input to needed improvements for that area. Mr. Bolden then stated that he was also sDeaklng as a concerned citizen of Boynton Beach. He feels it is time for the Council to stop bickering and respect and adhere to some of the demands of the taxpayers of north- east and northwest Boynton which have been presented over the years. He then explained how the bridge on North Seacrest Blvd. was a main route for the area with there being no alternate routes and the railroad cross- ing causing delay possibly for access by emergency vehicles. The construc- tion workers are not doing any construction at the bridge location. He deems it necessary to re-open the bridge until the WOrK iS actually being done. He stressed that this was necessary for the health and safety of the residents. The bridge is vital to this area which is continually neglected. Also, because of this, the bus route is bypassing completely the black community. He feels this's an injustice to the people paying taxes. Mayor Harmening informed him that this is a County road and the City not close the bridge. We will a~ess this problem with the County Engi- neer. He thinks this point is well taken. If the Councit likes, we can centainly inform the Board of County Commissioners and County Engineer of the problems described. Mr. Bolden replied that he is speaking to the Council and if they deem it ~cessary to have the blrdge open for vital hours, he feels it is a proper request to make to the County. -lO- MINUTES - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING ~0YNTON BEACh, FLORIDA OCTOBER 16, 1979 Mayor Harmening stated he didn't believe this would inconven'ence the con- tractor and he thinks public safety and welfare is involved and the bridge ver the canal should be kept o~en Jf only to leave access to 13th Avenue. The other Council members agreed and Mayor Harmening requested the City Manager to inform the County Engineer of our fee]ings in this matter At th~s time, Mayor Harmen~ng declared a five m~nute recess wh~le the people in the audience were vacating the chambers. He reconvened the meeting at 9:10 P. M. BIDS Sara Sims Park Sprinkler System Mr. Cheney informed the Council three bids were received for thls sprinkler system and it is recommended the bid be awarded to Lot Service Inc. for the sum of $14,810.61. The other two bids were $15,374 and ' $17,594. The estimate is that this ~ill take 45 days to complete and it is recommended the Council authorize this bld. m Mrs. Riscoe moved to award the bi~ for a sprinkler system for Sara Sims sum of $14,810.61. Mr. Strnad seconded Park to Lot Services, Inc. in the the motion. No discusslon. ~oti Rest Room Building Mr. Cheney referred to trying t~ occasions and stated the previous and $32,428 from R. J. Purlingt~n March 27 with a bid received for We tried to do it in parts, but ~1 mean(ngtess. We have been out s~, ceived a written proposal for doi except for the electrical work f~r, electrical work from J. P. Electr Other contractors expressed inte proposals. It is recommended thb a contract awarded subject to a ~ quirements. The proposal is for ~ mended the Council concur with th to seek a waiver on the Bacon-Da~ raised regarding the square foota< pared to the ~revious cost of $50' for electric. He explained how p( effect, but the paperwork ~s not l It is recommended the bid be awar( it would have to be subject to a )n carried 5-0. )et reasonable bids For this on a couple bids were $33,944 from West Construction on February 13, 1979. This was rebld on ;46,980 from Monda Terra Development Co. ~ly got a couple small bids which were ~rchlng for people to bid. We have re- ig all the construction for the building ,m John Niebe) and a proposal for the c for around $3,000 has been Promised. ~st, but declined to submit written John Niebel's proposal be accepted and U.D. waiver o~ the Bacon-Davis Act re- 18,3OO excluding electric. It's recom- s recommendation and we will continue s Act from H.U.D. A question was cost and it is approximately $38 com- to $56. This does not include the $3,000 ssibly the Bacon-Davis Act has some hat serious and we will help with it. ed to John Niebe). Mr. Vance added that iver from H.U.D. 11- MINUTES - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA OCTOBER 16, 1979 Mr. Trauger moved to accept the bid of 518,300 from John Niebel as stated on the proposal submitted by the City Manager subject to a H.U.D. waiver of the Bacon-Davis Act and also include the electrical work. Mrs. Riscoe seconded the motion. Mayor Harmening clarified that it has been moved and seconded to tentatively award the contract to John Niebel i.n the amount of $18,300 contingent upon the waiver from H.U.D. of the Bacon-Davis Act and award the electrical not to exceed $3,000 to Electrical Contractors Corp. subject to any necessary waivers from H.U.D. on the Bacon-Davis Act. No discussion. Motion carried 5-0. Mr. Strnad referred back to the bid for the sprinkler system at Sara Sims Park and stated it was mentioned by substituting a Toro head would save the City $1,760 and questioned why we didn't request this type in the first place and Mr. Flushing informed him the heads we chose are highly technical and the heads they chose to substitute are subjec~ to vandalism. The one we chose will withstand any type of vandalism. Mr. Strnad clarified that the substitute heads would not be used and Mr. Cheney agreed. Wilson Park Ball Field Fencing Mr. Cheney referred to one bld being received for this project and recom- mended the acceptance of this bid from Bulldog Fence Company 'n the amount of $4,541.10. He advised other fence companies were contacted and we questioned why they did not bid. Frank English Fence Company is dissolving the business, Bill Overton Fence Company does not do field work, and Southern Fence Company has too many commitments at this time. We did contact Frank English regarding this bid and ne stated the price sub- mitted was in a very reasonable range. There is a great desire to get this fence built and the alternate bid's recommended. Mrs. Riscoe moved to award this bid as recommended, seconded by Mr. Strnad. Under discussion, Mr. Strnad stated that it is bls understanding that galvanize will outlast aluminum and questioned why we are going to alumi- num? Mr. Flushing replied that it was his understanding that aiumlnum will outlast ~alvanlzed. Mrs. Riscoe clarified the motion was to make the award for the alternate bid of 54,541.10. Motion carried 5-0. Mr. Trauger referred to most of the people from the north end having left and pointed out in the last three motions, we have voted to spend over $40,000 for that area to benefit the residents. We are doing some- thrng very physical and viable for that area. Water Treatment Plant Modification Mr. Cheney informed the Councll that bids were opened last Friday and he read the following report from Russell & Axon: -12- MINUTES - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA OCTOBER 16, 1979 "On October 12, 1979, at 11:00 A.M., pursuant to the published legal advertisement, bids on the subject Raw Water Influent Piping at the Water Treatment Plant were received in the office of the City Purchasing Agent. There were three plan holders and bids were received from three contrac- tors. Attached is a summary of the bids as verified by this office. You will recall that approval for thls project was given by Council action on July 17, 1979, followlng w~itten requests for this project by Mr. Colgin and Mr. Law. Briefly this project reroutes the flow of incoming raw water to permit the removal of the 17 year old aerators which are not needed using the present treatment ~rocess. and should result in an increase of raw water flow from the well fields. At that time, the esti- mated construction cost of the work was quoted at $35,000. We hereby recommend award of the contract to the low bidder, Webb General Contract- ing, Inc., 30 S. W. Fifth Court, Pompano Beach, Florida, in the amount of $28,678 with completion by November 30, 1979. There were no alternates to the bid, and only Utility General funds are involved." Mayor Harmening commented that this is considerably lower than the ori- ginal estimate. Mr. Trauger moved to accept the bid for the Water Treatment Plant ~odlfl- cation as stated in the letter of October 12 to Webb General Contracting, Inc. of Pompano Beach in the amount of $28,678, using the Uti llty General funds. Mr. Roberts seconded the motion. No discussion. Motion :arrled 5-0. SITE DEVELOPMENT PLANS Robert A. Bernzott, Agent, for Flagship First National Northeast corner of Congress Avenue & Woolbrlght Road Construction of Branch Bank Bank, Mr. Robert A. Bernzott, Architect, and Mr. John Howell, President, were both present to answer questions. Mr. Grabeel explained the site plan. He explained the basic conflict regarded the access and it is recommended the driveway be eliminated at Congress Avenue due to the hazardous nature. They have been working on the design of a median cut on Woolbr~ght Road to serve both banks on this property. Mr. Roberts asked if this would be agreeable and Mr. Howell replied affirmatively. Mr. Howell added if this medlar cut's not possible, they would like to have this plan approved with the two drives onto Woolbrlght Road. Mr. Vance asked if he was familiar with the staff comments regarding the approval of this site plan and Mr. Howell replied affirmatively. Mr. Vance asked if he agreed and concurred with these recommendations and Mr. Howell replied affirmatively and he will abide 5y the recommenda- tions. -13- MINUTES - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING OCTOBER 16, 1979 BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA Mr. Roberts moved to accept this site plan subject to staff recommenda- tions, seconded by Mr. Trauger. No discussion. Motion carried 5-0. Tom Erllng, Agent, for Waters Edge, 2030 North Federal Construction of Wood Dock 150 feet into waters of Lake Worth Mayor Harmenlng questioned why this was not included with the original site plan and Mr. Erllng replied that he did not know if the Corps of Engineers would agree at that tlme and he has now obtained their approval. Mr. Grabeel showed the plan. Mr. Trauger questioned the purpose of the dock and Mr. Erllng informed him it would be for boat tie-up for the residents. Mr. Trauger asked if there would be berths built into it and Mr. Erling explained there would be dolphins built into it and it will have pilings. Mr. Vance stated the onl lighting. Mr. Erling at with the Community Appe~ Mr. Strnad asked if the maintenance of the chant tied to this dock than v sure we are not responsl informed him that we ar( Mr. Erling added that t~ believe the boats wilt ~ Mr. Strnad stated he war future to maintain the ¢ informed him there is nc tain the canal for a ~ri Mrs. Riscoe moved to ape Agent for Waters Edge, comments. Mr. Trauger carried 5-0. Mayor Harmening asked Mr water draining off his I there had been, but the, the single house immedi; they have installed a fl staff recommendation is to provide proper reed this would be done and he will also comply rance Board's recommendation regarding landscap- City of Boynton Beach would be responsible for el? He referred to there being larger boats- hat use the boat ramp and stated he wants to be ble for dredging the canal. Mayor Harmening not res~onslble for someone else's property. ey will maintain their own channel. He doesn't e that large because the channel isn't deep. ts to be sure we will not be responsible in the hannel for a private enterprise. Mr. Vance responsibility which wlll require us to main- vate endeavor. 'ave the site development plan for Tom Erling, ar construction of a wood dock subject to staff aconded the motion. Nodiscussion. Motion · Erllng if there had been a problem with the roperty to the north and Mr. Erling replied ha~put sod down. Mayor Harmening referred to rely to the ~orth and Mr. Erllng replied that I storm water drainage system and explained how there were some low spots in this driveway. He added that he has been in contact with the land owner and there isn't too much concern. Mr. Cheney added that possibly it should be checked to be sure this development hasn't interfered with the natural drainage. -14- M)NUTES - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTO~ BEACH, FLOR)DA OCTOBER 16, 1979 Hy-Lib, Inc., for Sky Lake Subdivision North of Old Boynton Road, Adjacent to east side of E-4 Canal Prellminary Plat, Plat #1 Construction of 57 homes plus lake and Dark facilities Mr. Grover C. Herring, representing Hy-Lib, Inc., came before the Council and stated the City Planner has submitted agenda material which he's familiar with. He will be happy to answer any questions. Mr. Trauger stated when thi.s came before the Planning & Zoning Board several years ago, there was a short section of the street which appeared to be missing on the larger plat. Mr. Cheney stated this review pertains to Plat 1 and three sections have been under discussion. Mr. Vance clarified that eventually there will be three separate phases of this particular subdivlsion and the area to which Councilman Trauger is referr- ing is probably in Phase II or I I, which is not before the Council at this point. Mr. Cheney informed the Council that two issues were not settled by the Planning & Zoning Board. One was the recommendation regarding the school impact fee and the other was a recommendation for the City Council to grant a waiver for the width of the roads to be 50' instead of 60'. If the applicant agrees to the school impact fee, which is required of everyone, and the Council grants a waiver for 50' roads, this probably takes care of all concerns. Mr. Herr'ng stated that his client is ~re- pared to llve with the recommendations and the fee as required by the School Board. Mr. Vance clarified that his client's agreeable with the requests for the preliminary plat approvat to pay the road impact fee, pay the School Board .4 of 1% of the sales price, and the other staff recommendations and Mr. Herring replied affirmatively. Mr. Vance clari- fied that they will comply and Mr. Herr'ng re~lied affirmatively, assum- ing the approval 's on this basis. Mr. Vance added that there will also be a variance involved at the final plat time which the Council should think about. Mr. Roberts referred to the road width and asked if it was based on continuing a road and Mayor Harmening informed him that it is a com- pletely new road. Mr. Roberts questioned why it was cut down to 50' and Mr. Grabeel replied that in the original approval, 50' was required and to change to 60' would require the redesign of the entire phase. Mr. Vance added that the applicant has agreed in Phases II and Ill to install curbs assuming Phase I is approved. Mr. Roberts asked if side- walks are included and Mayor Harmening replied affirmatively as they are required by ordinance. Mr. Roberts asked if the two entrances shown would handle all the traffic and Mr. Grabeel replied this was approved by the Technical Review Board. Mr. Vance clarified there would only be one entrance to Phase I. -15- MINUTES - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTCN BEACH, FLORIDA OCTOBER 16, 1979 Mr. William B. Kement, 1216 N.W. 8th Court, stated he is the owner of the piece of property adjoining this property in Phases II and Ill. The last time, he was left out in the woods. They never considered N. W. 9th Street wh"ich is a dedicated street. The plans show the houses with the backs to this street. It makes the street a back alley. The Planning & Zoning Board was 'n sympathy with hlm Dreviously, but the plans had ~roceeded too far. He is very glad ~he develooer did not post bond and now has to abide by the new regulations. The new regulations require the developer to consider the surrounding and dedicated streets. He hopes the Council will be well aware of this when Phases II and Ill come up. Also, he explained there are no utili, tles installed, so this installation should be done properly, Mr. Harold Werger, 719 N. W. 7th Court, told about when this development was originally approved with only two access roads for 193 homes. He thinks the Council should address the question of a third access road at this time, as with the switching of two lots this can be accomollshed. He explained how the present access would create excessive traffic going through Laurel Hills past two City ~arks where children play. This was brought to the developer's attention previously by Mr. Kohl and his response was that it would cost thousands of dollars to make the change for an additional access road; however, now there is no Plan. The people of Laurel Hil~s want to go on record now that when Phases Il and Illare built, a third access road should be included which is vital to the welfare of Lauret Hills. Mayor Harmening asked if Mr. Herring was familiar with ~hls and Mr. Nerring replied affirmatively and advised that it will be addressed at the tlme of Phases II and Ill. Mr. Trauger suggested that the Planning & Zoning Board members be vigilant for this street when these ptans come through. Mayor Harmening added that he thinks the City Council will be sympathetic to this request when Phases II and Ill are considered. Mr. Strnad moved to accept the recommendation of the Planning & Zoning Board to approve this preliminary plat for the Sky Lake Subdivision subject to staff approval and recommendations, seconded by Mr. Trauger. No discussion. Motion carried 5-0. LEGAL Ordinances - 2nd Reading - Public Hearing Proposed Ordinance No. 79-30 - Re: Reoeallng Sections 60, 61 & 69 of the City Charter Mr. Vance read proposed Ordinance No. 79-30 by title on second reading. Mayor Harmenlng asked if anyone in the audience wished to speak in favor of this proposed ordinance and received no response. He asked if anyone was opposed to this proposed ordinance and received no response. MINUTES - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA OCTOBER 16, 1979 Mr. Roberts moved the adoption of Ordinance No. 79-30 on second and final reading, seconded by Mrs. Riscoe. No discussion. Mrs. Padgett took a roll call vote on the motion as follows: Vice Mayor Riscoe - Aye Councilman Strnad - Aye Councilman Roberts - Aye Councilman Trauger - Aye Mayor Hermening - Aye Motion carried 5-0. Ordinances 1st Reading NONE ~esolutions Proposed Resolution No. 79-MM - Re: Commendation, Mrs. Sally Coston, Boynton Beach Child Care Center Mr. Vance read proposed Resolution No. 79-MM in its entirety. Mr. Roberts moved Riscoe. No discussion. Mrs. Padgett took a roll call as follows: Councilman Trauger - Aye Councilman Roberts - Aye Councilmar Strnad - Aye Vice Mayor Riscoe - Aye Mayor Harmen~ng - Aye the adoption of Resolution No. 79-MM, seconded by Mrs. vote on the motion Mot[on carried 5-0. Proposed Resolution No, 79-NN - Re: Amending Civil Service Rule VIII, Section 7 6~r,ZVance re@d proposed~'Res~lution No. 79-NN by title. Mrs. Riscoe moved the adoption of Resolution No. 79-NN, seconded by Mr. Trauger. No discussion. Mrs. Padgett took a roll call vote on the motion as follows: Councilman Strnad - Aye Vice Mayor Riscoe - Aye Councilman Trauger - Aye Councliman Roberts - Aye Mayor Harmenlng - Aye Motion carried 5-0. -17- MINUTES - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA OCTOBER 16, 1979 Proposed Resolution No. 79-00 Re: Cemetery Abandonment Mr. Vance informed the Council this proposed Resolution No. 79-00 formal- izes abandonment of four driveways in the cemetery and he read it by title. Mr. Roberts moved the adoption of Resolution No. Riscoe. No discussion. Mrs. Padgett took a roll as follows: Councilman Roberts - Aye Councilman Trauger - Aye Councilman Strnad - Aye Vice Mayor Riscoe - Aye Mayor Narmening - Aye 79-00, seconded by Mrs. call vote on the motion Motion carried 5-0. Other Demolitlon/Reconstructior of Royal Palm Village Clubhouse Mayor Harmenlng referred to a letter being distributed fror Mr. Vance and Mr. Vance summarized that it is his opinion that the City car either renovate or replace this structure if they so desire. Mayor Harmening suggested proceeding with this,so construction can be ready to proceed right after election. Mr. Trauger referred to having an alternate site on the land to the north but added that he doesn't believe we should hold up development of the clubhouse waiting for that land to be developed. Mayor Harmening agreed that possibly it could be located on that ground. Ne suggests we authorize the City Manager to proceed with the plans and biddlng, then if the other parcel shows a great deal of progress 'n the next six weeks it might be possible to shift the location at that time if it is felt it would be more advantageous. Mr. Cheney referred to the bld for demolition and Mayor Harmening sugI gested this be held in abeyance until after election. Mrs. Padgett advised this polling place could be moved to the boat club. Mr. Cheney commented there might be a time limlt on the demoiltion bid. Also, he must check whether the election material is Drlnted for the boat club to be the polllng place. Mr. Sullivan [~nformed them the bid was extended through Seotember and he will have to check on it. Mr. Trauger moved to instruct the City Manager to proceed with the plans to develop the clubhouse on 22nd Avenue, seconded by Mrs. Riscoe. Under discusslon, Mr. Cheney suggested that the proposed ~lan be reviewed for discussion at the next meeting. Mr. Trauger referred to air conditioning installation and Mayor Harmening replied that the building was designed -18- MINUTES - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA OCTOBER 16, 1979 for natural ventilation and it would not be an energy efficient structure as it is presently designed for air conditioning. Mr. Strnad referred to handicap.requirements being necessary and stated it should also be air conditioned. Mayor Harmenlng replied the plans can be amended to be most cost effective and accommodate the handicapped. Mrs. Riscoe referred to possibly installing ceiling fans and Mayor Harmening replied the building has always been reasonably cool since it has a number of windows and is 'n an unobstructed location. Comments were made further regarding fans and air conditi~onlng and Mayor Harmenlng suggested this be given further thought for a final decision at the next meeting. Mayor Harmenlng referred to the posslbility of having the students at the Vo-Tech School build this clubhouse and requested Mr. Cheney to check ~nto that possibility. OLD BUSINESS Mango Heights Drainage Proposal Mayor Narmening referred to a memo and arints being submitted from Mr. Clark and stated the bid is open, so whomever bids may submit some alter- natives. Mr. Cheney passed out additional technical speciflcatlans to be included wlth the b~d documents. Mavor Harmenlng questloned the proposed elevation of the intake on this and Mr. Clark replied that it is about 13'. Ne explained the pump will operate continuously until the level drops below 13½'. Mr. Trauger questioned whether this was needed new and Mr. Clark replied that in his opinion, the pump may not actually get ~ chance to perform its ser- vice for many years and possibly periodically we will have to Put water in that well to be sure everything is working all right. Discussion ensued regarding the operation. Mr. Strnad moved to have the City Manager oroceed with the bids for the pump and plpe being installed to 1-95 based on the plans and speciflca- tions submitted, seconded by Mr. Trauger. No dlscusslon. Motion carried 5-0. Conslderat~on of Flap Valve Mayor Harmening explained that when the water in the sump reaches a certain levet, the water flowing down the system surcharges the system on 4th Avenue or goes the other direction. The estimated price for this is approximately ~400. Mr. Clark clarified that $194 is for the flap valve wlth adapters for installation and labor totalling about $400. Mr. Strnad questioned why the cost was higher than what Mr. Riley esti- mated and Mr. Riley advised that he was quoted by the Engineering Depart- ment that it would 6e less than S100. He will still donate SlO0 towards the cost. -19- MINUTES - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA OCTOBER 16, 1979 Mr. Trauger moved to instruct the City Engineer to go ahead with the purchase and installation of the flap valve for Mango Heights, seconded by Mrs. Riscoe. No discussion. Motion carried 5-0. Report on Organizational Meeting of Codes Enforcement Board Mr. Cheney informed the Council the Codes Enforcement Board had an organl- zational meeting and selected a Chairman, Mr. George Davis. Mr. Vance nas ~roceeded with preparing some documents regarding ~rocedure, etc. Report on Bike Paths Mr. Cheney referred to funding for the ~ending bike paths and advised it is bls understanding that County funded projects will be on the agenda for November 15. He doesn't see any problems. Mr. Cheney then referred to the signs necessary and explained that a street to street survey would have to be taken and about 300 signs will ~robably be needed. He would like to identify all the signs we need and see if we can buy them all built instead of making ourselves. Mayor Harmening sug- gested DOsslbly checking with the County sign shop. NEW BUSINESS Consideration of Regional Sewer Treatment Plant Budget Mr. Cheney referred to the Council as members of the Board approving the budget for the coming year for the Regional Sewer Treatment Plant at a meeting ~ast week and suggested this approval be confirmed. Mayor Harmening asked if the Delray Beach C~ty Council had ratified this action and Mr. Cheney replied that he did not <now. Mr. Roberts referred to there being two parts to the budget, one for the Board and one for the plant and stated he finds no problems with the Board budget. After discussion of the various amounts, Mr. Trauger moved to accept the budget for the South Centrei Regional Wastewater Treatment & Disposal Board as presented on their statement for the Board budget with a sub-total of $29,070, outfal] payments of $31,720, engineering and contingency of $52,010. Mrs. ~iscoe seconded the motion. After discus- sion clarifying the amounts, the motion carried 5-0. Mayor Ha rmening referred to the plant operation budget in the amount of $497,200. Mr. Roberts moved to approve this subject to the proper cost accounting procedures acceptable To the Board. Mrs. Riscoe seconded the motion. No discussion. Motion carried 5-0. -20- MINUTES - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA OCTOBER 16, 1979 ADMINISTRATIVE Appointment of Alternate to Board of Adjustment (Tabled) Mr. Roberts moved to take this from the table, seconded by Mrs. Riscoe. Motion carried 5-0. Mr. Yrau§er nominated Mr. Ted Blum, 2600 N. E. 1st Lane, and told about his experience 'n manufacture of clothing and having served as Commander of the Bronx Police Force. He added that he is also familiar with the zoning regulations of the City. Mayor Harmenlng nominated Ms. Liliian Artls, 1900 N. W. 2nd Court, a schoo] teacher. He added that he thinks we need better black represen- tation on some of our.Boards. This lady's well qualified and is an ex- cellent teacher. He wi]l be glad to submJt her resume. Mr. Strnad moved that nominations be closed, seconded by Mr. Roberts. Mayor Harmening called for a vote on the nomination of Mr. Ted Blum and the vote was two in favor. Mayor Harmening called for a vote on the nomination of Ms. LJllJan Artis and the vote was three in favor and Ms. Artis was appointed to the Board. Consideration of Regional Sewer Treatment Plant Budget (Continued) Mr. Cheney corrected the total of this budget to $649,300 for totat expenditures. He explained the $39,000 should be $39,300 and this was not added into the $610,000. He assumes the motions made will cover this as corrected. Mr. Vance referred to the amount of money and sug- gested a motion be made to reconsider. After discussion, Mr. Roberts moved to reconsider our action on the approval of the Board budget, seconded by Mrs. Riscoe. Motion carried 5-0. Mr. Roberts moved to approve the Board budget in the following manner as shown on the statement: Sub-Total S 39,300 Sub-Tota] 29,070 0utfa]l 31,720 Engineering & Contingencies 52,O10 Total S 152,100 Mrs. Riscoe seconded the motion. Motion carried 5-0. -21 - MINUTES - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA OCTOBER 16, 1979 Wilson Municipal Pool - Study by Wantman & Associates, Inc., Consulting Engineers Mr. Cheney referred to submitting the report and stated in his memo, he suggested that it might make sense to establish a workshop at the pool with the engineer to discuss the report and recommendations. Mayor Harmening suggested that a representative from our Engineering Department and Building Department meet with the engineer. Mr. Cheney replied that he thinks it would be helpful if the Council is there also and Mayor Narmening replied if it is scheduled in the evening, he will attend. Mr. Cheney stated that he will try to schedule one within the next few weeks. Mr. Trauger moved to table the Wilson Municipal Pool study, seconded by Mrs. Riscoe. Motion carried 5-0. City Manager's Attendance at I.C.M.A. Mr. Cheney announced that he will be away next week at the City Managers' Conference. The Council may want to do what they have done in the ~ast and appoint an acting City tanager or leave Mr. Sullivan represent him. Mrs. Riscoe moved to go und(r the same procedure as used the last time, seconded by Mr. Strn~d. No discussion. Motion carried 5-0. Set Public Hearing Date for Mr. Cheney read a letter fro advising they have reviewed material sufficient for the referred to giving 60 days r ready to go to the newspaper hearing for December 18, we Mr. Strnad asked if the cent Motorola and ~r. Cheney rep1 tiona] contract has been si~ tions. Mr. Vance added tha: hearing with Mr. Annunz'ato Mr. Trauger moved to establi 18 at 8:00 P. M. as prescrib Motion carried 5-0. Motorola Development of Regiona] Impact Rezoning m the Treasure Coast Regional Planning Council the application for Motorola and find the Council to discharge responsibilities. He otice for the hearing and advised the ad is tomorrow morning. By setting the public have more than the minimum of 60 days needed. tact has been brought forth between Riteco and ied affirmatively and advised that a condi- ned subject to rezoning and var'ance applica- he reviewed the proposed notice of public and authorizes it to proceed, sh the public hearing for Motorola on December ~d, seconded by Mrs. Riscoe. No dlscusslon. E. N. Murray, Contractor, 4" Water Line Change Order Ne. 1, N. E. 11th Avenue Change Order No. l, N. E. 12th Avenue Mr. Cheney informed the Council that we recommend these changes and they are additional to the contracts. He recommends approval of these change orders with funds coming from Community Development. -22- MINUTES - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA OCTOBER 16, 1979 Mrs. Riscoe moved to approve these two change orders for N. E. llth and 12th Avenues, seconded by Mr. Roberts. No discussion. Motion carried 5-0. Mayor Harmening asked if there should be a motion authorizing the prc~er parties to execute the change orders and Mr. Vance replied affirmatively. Mrs. Riscoe moved to authorize the proper people to s'gn these change orders, seconded by Mr. Trauger. No discussion. Motion carried 5-0. Status Report - Bass Creek Development Mr. Roberts referred to discuss'ng this at the beginning of the meeting and asked if this development is going anywhere and Mr. Cheney replied that he believes they are having financial problems. List of Payments - Month of September 1979 Mr. Roberts referred to employing a Finance Director and Mr. Cheney re- plied that he is still working on this, but doesn't have anything to report but hopes to shortly mhen he gets back. Mr. Roberts moved to accept this list of payments and file, seconded by Mr. Trauger. No discussion. Motion carried 5-0. Approval of Bills Mr. Cheney read the following bills for approval: Isiah Andrews Driver for Senior Citizens Club - 2 weeks Pay from Federal Revenue Sharing 320-641-564-40-5A Ordinance #73-15, oassed 5/15/73 $ 99.00 Willie Ruth McGrady S.e~Ver for Senior Citizens Club - 2 weeks Pay from Federal Revenue Sharing 320-641-564-40-5A Ordinance #73-15, passed 5/15/73 86.40 Caldwe]l, Pacetti, Barrow & Salisbury For Drofesslonal services rendered Boynton vs. Ocean Ridge - 2,610.60 Caudell vs. Boynton 153.00 Charge to 001-141-514-40-61 2,763.60 o Motorola, Inc. Field Telemetry Unit Pay from 1978-79 Budgeted Funds 001-221-522-60-87 Council approved 5/16/79 5,722.15 -23- MINUTES - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA Motorola, Inc. Portable Defibrillator Cardioscope & Recorder Pay from 1978-79 Budgeted Funds O01-221-522-60-87 Council approved 5/16/79 Publix Meals for needy and infirmed Pay from Federal Revenue Sharing 320-641-564-40-5A Ordinance 73-15, passed 5/15/73 Aqua Chem Company, Inc. Lime for Water Treatment Pay from Water & Sewer Revenue 401-332-533-30-65 Burroughs Corporation TR Transaction Recorder Pay from Water & Sewer Rev. Budgeted 401-393-539-60-72 Funds 1978-79 Patten Seed & Turfgrass Co. Bermuda Grass Sod Pay from Federal Revenue Sharing 320-000-247-01-00 Council approved 7/17/79 10. Heintzelman's Truck Center, ~nc. 2 Ton Cabs $ Chassis Pay from budgeted funds 1978-79 State Contract #070-O0-79-1 OO1-341-534-60-81 ll. Industrial & Municipal Services, Inc. 12. Labor & Equipment to make taps for fire hydrants Pay from 1978-79 Budget 401-333-533-60-54 Hesco Sales, Inc. 18 Dumpsters Pay from 1978-79 Budgeted Funds 001-341-534-60-98 Per Bid of 5/29/79 13. Board of County Commissioners 14. 15. Use of County Landfill for September Pay from General Fund 001-341-534-40-9G Wallace, McHarg, Roberts & Todd Services rendered based on work performed for Regional Comprehensive Plan 001-O00-247-83-00 Intercounty Construction Est. #11 Part A Lift Stations Pay from Utility General Fund 401-000-169-11-OO 75% EPA re-imbursable Contract dated 10/26/78 -24 - OCTOBER 16, 1979 5,950.OO 111.73 4,646.51 1,314.O0 5,120.64 17,834.00 1,295.00 4,837.00 9,401.00 3,150.O0 120,976.80 MINUTES - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA OCTOBER 16, 1979 16. Cranbrook Lake Estates City's portion for 16" water line along Cranbrook Lake Estates Pay from 401-000-169-01-OO Council approved 12/19/78 26,707.00 Mr. Cheney advised that in researching No. 16, he found at one time, the C~ty Council did in the minutes agree to a payment of $23,622 and at that time, there was a memo submitted relative to an additional $3,058. There is an extra 139 feet of 16" pipe at $22 per ft. He does not <now what the 139 feet is for. It may be the Council may want to approve this ite~ in the amount of only $23,622 until we can confirm the additional $3,000. Mr. Swan informed them this 139 feet was not needed in connection with Cranbrook Lake Estates, but was needed to get across Golf Road and go northward. The Woolbright Plaza will 0ick it UD from that point. Mrs. Riscoe moved to pay our bills, seconded by Mr. Trauger. No discus- sion. Motion carried 5-0. Consider Authorizing Russell & Axon to Proceed with Some Addltional Work Relative to E.P.A. Applications for the Force Main and Sewer Work on Congress Avenue North of N. W. 2nd Avenue Mr. Cheney read a letter from Russell & Axon co~;erning the f~ling of aDalicatlons with D.E.R. and E.P.A. for funding wastewater projects. He explalned the target date in submitting the two applications is December 1, 1979. He showed the application required and clarified that the re- quest is to approve three separate forms for this work at a cost of $4,000 for each application. Mr. Swan added that the $4,000 was figurec on a cost basis and there will be a savings if possible. With preparing three at one time, a savings may be possible. If approved, they will be back on November 6 with three different resolutions. Resolutions must be passed saying the City wants this grant. Mr. Strnad moved to authorize the signing of three separate authorizations as define0 in the letter for a cost of $4,000 each. Mr. Trauger seconded the motion. Mayor Harmening clarified that it has been moved and seconded to authorize Russell & Axon to pre;are three studies with the outside cost not exceeding $4,0OO each. No discussion. Motion carried 5-0. ADJOURNMENT Mrs. Riscoe made a motion to adjourn, seconded by Mr. Roberts. Motion carried 5-0 and the meeting was properly adjourned at 11:10 P. M. -25- MINUTES - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEET NG BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA OCTOBER 16, 1979 CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH~ FLORIDA /~ gay r ,~-~] ...... ~. Vice Mayor ATTEST: CouncJ lman ~ ~~lerk Record i ng ~ec retary (Four Tapes) -26- CITY 202550 JAfaES C. THOhlRSON ...... ~_~.07~ . ~ED J. K.&KLIS Eb~PI_OYEE ......... 612~/79 - 8103179 198020 STATE RF F_LORiDA DEPT ....... 020N05 CONST&NCE BAtSH ' 910¢179 53.79 .- 02]540 FaA~iK A. R'ED'NARICK 910~179 20~%~__~ _ 10~510 ,JOHN d QHNSTON 910~179 625. t9 ,300 ~ L,._~NQR PUFFER g/~17~ 9!.~8 190945 JOHN SCHNE[DFR ......... 9/0~I19 ........... 133 ~_.~P~__ _ .... i gO~'~O ~Y '~'~"- SC~NRR ................. g/O~/?9 ~02515 LEE -[HON~S q/O~tl~ T~.91 ': ' ggO0 :8902 t],I 8:906 232510 266990 196360 08165O 124590 194290 KATO W t 1.. L I A ~'-'~S ............ ,~ILDRED fi. ZWART ~/0~/79 T7.13 JOHN '206300 030305 CURTIS E. WRIGHT 9104-t7'9 BOYNTON BEACH VOLUNTEER B/31.179 95.10CR CALGON CORP.. .8131179 :1~k8998 ~70002 PAUL VALERIQ : : . ~.p)JT~ I ............................ ¢/ t/79 .......? -Oo ....... _:_ L ;~b'6~f .... ~-~'g'3'Zo ..... [ ~tii'd'~.a(i'6'~-~'E ........................................ ~Sr~/r~ ......... :-' ~&.oo . _ r9002 160454 JIM PATTERSON L~O:03 192790 CAROLYN SI~S i~Q04 014240 ISTAH ANDRE~S t~.~05 130950 ~ILLIE RUTH MCGRADY ..... 9107/79 BB.~O ..... o ~ 9107/79 19N06 270..I.~ tiENRY ALDERS ......... 19007 290012 SILAS CLARK ........................ 0114o0 ADVAncE ~l~ CONDITIONING gOlO 011440 aOVFRTISERS PRESS 9/0~/79 112 016700 ~SGRQN OF FLORIDA 9/07/79 - 722.,50 ~13 __Q~O0 AUTOPRODtJCTS, [74C. 9107/?g 40.15 ,~1~,o17o CITY DF ~dYNTU;',I ~E~Cti PAGF-: 2 10;17 02015',.) 5.'4. ASSqC. FI,gEFI,_,HT~,,~ 91'..}7/['-) 021700 Bb THESD~ ~IE¢~OR I AL 9707/79 023800 BLUE CROSS OF FLORIDA 024~12 ¢~E:iT 5. ~IULOT 0/07/79 8,117.06 024725 aOYi,lTOX! CITY FEDER,aL CRED 9/07/79 7~5~8..7~ 02~ 024760 ~3YNTDN OL~SS SERVI~E, 9/07/79 ..0256o0¢ . L A~RV..,' ~RySON.. . _ ...... 9_~¢ 7/_~. 0~0299 Et~[;,l FFFD 8 SUPPLY 9/07/79- 90,28 032469 CHICAGO TRI RLIN~ 9107179 19~:29 032906 CITY OF O~LRAY REACH 9/07/~ t.215.gl . }9~0 0~1597 9~Laa~ ~_~ACH NEWS JOURNAL 9/07/79 · ~9~t ....... ~-~-~10 DELRaY ELECTRIC SUPPLY .. 9/07/79 ........... ~.2.32 05030C c~Sf Cq~ST FliaE EOUIP. ............... 9/07/T9 33.~ 053900 E,m~eNC? HFDICAL ~ SAFET 9/07/79 $9.~0 : 062820 F[RENEN~S RELIEF & 9/07/79 987~2~ " . q¢2910 E IRS[ BaNg_.F. T~llS% ........... 9107f79_ ........... 065650 FR&TERNAL ~RDER OF POLICE 9~07~79 .... 1,990.10 073501 GLASG09 EOUIPNENT SERVICE 9/07179 31500.00' 075bio GLILFSTREa?4 LUHaER CO. grOT/T9 .Q~.O~ .'_..HAND ~ S ..................... ~/~]J79 054809 P.&UL N. HOWARD CO ........ 9/02179 ..... ~99~..0~ 094190 l:~EU~fa I AL ELECTRICAL 9/07/79 .... ~1.7_8 .......... 094209 INOUSTRIAL ~¢ELDI~ INa. 9/07/79 094280 I}ITERCOUNTY CQNSTRLICTION 9/07179 25~,891.35 ;-.' LOO31. O' JACK'S CAMERA CENTER 9/OT/T9 187.68 JdNES EOUIP¢-!ENT CO; ~/07/T9 ':" 49 1..1~50.} _KOPY KI.N.G..PR!,iT_ING GE(TiTER ___ g/O7_~ff.9 ...... ]50 121725 LGWtS OFFICF SUPPLIES ............. ~/0]L79 .............. 1.~.l_~ _1~_7__<~_ LEXINGTCN FEED ~ SllPPLY 9/07/79 ~_ 60.85 ' ; _ 52 122800 LINDSLEY LU~,IaE~ CO. 9/,07/79 '' 25.99 : ~-' 53 1303~0 MaCmILLAN PUBLISHING CO~ ' 9~Z/79 I2~2' ..";~-;'~? 136620 r-uNICIP L POLICE 0107/79 I,t96.06 t56 14045~ ~AT I LINaL REVi E'~ 9/07/79 21.OO ~5~ lSOACO 'AaTI..O.~_3~ELJ).I_NO~OOUCT~ ~07~7~ ..... 19_.50 ~ _ 141600 TriO, AS ~IFLSON i SONq 9/07/79 ~I.03 ~59 ~z~700 fAEPTUNE ~ETER CO. 9/07/79 [0~017.00 t&2790 PIERCF fiRE CO., INC. 9/071T9 CITY .qF ~,IY,4TOH BEACH T H 9.068 -~Q71 t :5,5 l 1.5277[ t o2800 18,5310 190515 192760 192779 194'106 Pd?,L I C&T [ONS RUBIN CONSTRUCTION SATTELLITE PRODUCTS, INC. SILVER BURDET~ S If4Or~ ~ S UN l FOR~.~S SOUTHERM BUILDIMG CODE 1')4-713 SdUTHEaSTERN ~L!qlC IPAL 205'595 TROPIC&L SUPPLY CO.,, INC. 210150 U.S. POST fqAST ~2 21~35o O~n~ ~o~}u;~ SUP~uV ~l~t~lO tJ.'qlTEg WAY ~F PAL ~ ~uH. 232 fgz~ ;ql'LSO'Et [>4SIJR~NCF A~. -~CY ~51~01 X~ROX CORPORAI ION 99on23 F,4I LY NOROP, t TT9 q107/79 11,4- ,.. 53. 9107/7c) ........ 121 -?2 9/07179 77.07 9107179 9/07t79 ...... 18-7~ 9/5T/~9 I~.~.00 gl~?/?g 35.00 9/07/79 9/0~/79 5~.OO :. 9107179 ~/07179- 9/07/79 7~o65 o/07/79 450035 Oll~O0 011400 01BRIO aDVANCE AIR CONO[TIONIN$ 9/tlf79 IZE.0'ECR ' ~DVA~'~C5 .~IR C~NDITIONI~}G Of!l/T9 1Z5.05 024720 ,~IY~IQJ P, EfiCH CHA148ER 9111179 032400 CHASE )-~A~4HATTAN RANK 9/11/79 05~372 ENGINEERING N~'4S RECORD 9/I1/79 Z4~T~C~ 05~7~ EWGI:~EF~ING .,E -S 9/L1/79 19095 OgbAEfi HUSSFY ~LECTRICAL CONTR. 9111179 110259 TFO J. KAKt_IS ENPLOYEE 9/I1/79 097 ~_~.565 P A I_?l.!, C~:qT~ ................... g/lI~9 .......... 1909~ .. 1~6200 PUBLIX MARKET .......................... ~/I1f79 1'~n9'9 19+400 S~CIAL SFCI)RI~Y C~NTRIB~T 9/11/79 .91wO 19~7t~ 19102 241600 19l~3 ...... _032901 1"~ 105 210150 ~l~107 Oll~O0 9108 'l -~ !,~g 080366 l ;IIC 46A0ll ,1 l~1 4~0,1, 1 19112 27o005 XEROX COR PQRA~'I 0,",1 CITY O_F.. i~rOy¢T,!T_O__N_B_~A.C.__H .......... 911'117'9 55..17 <.'-'--~ ' JOHN B. DUNKI E gill/?9 tJ.S. P,qST ,ASTER 9/12/79 U.S. POSTMASTER 9/IZ.[79 750.00 A!';Va?iCE AtR CO't,:O! T IuNI ATL~,NTIC ;~ATIQNAL ~.&NK q/12/79 192,671.17 W ILL [ A~'4 ~ IIA[,}! L I 0 ~, g/l P'/79 - _ ................. 112.90 ~,.,J1~ ~00~7 CH~LES J'ONES t9~15 4JCOOZ ~UTH L- %IELSQX~ I~l_lo 4900~1 TH~}~AS WILl tANS 19117 ~00009 ROOKE~ NORFUS I9119 $20001 ROBERT FRANZ . CHECK ~.-~TE TO[AL 9/1~I79 9114[7~ 634.11 19120 . 3800~1 LAW, NARK G. ' ' ~-/14/79 4.14..10 _ ~912-2 -" ~35950 WllJLi'E RUTH ,~CGR&D~. ........... ~)1~Z9 ............... ~8~'0 ' . 19123 05~372 · E~,~GIN~F~ING NEWS-RECORD -- ~11~179 - - '' 2~..00 - 19124 ._0~.52~ .D.EN,~IS C. ~A~E~._ .............. 9/t~/~ ...... ..... ~0~.~0 · __ l)l .... 112)~ -OA .~ V,,,JLET lqlZ7 .... ~.~.5500 . VEVa AR~}~RI STER ........................ 1.9126 016],.o AUTOPRODUCTS INC. 19129 016~10 AUTO~qAT I C FASTENERS l'gl30 020170 .,~. AUTO PARTS, INC. 9/~4~79 l¢~5l 020490 THE RAKER [ TAYLOR CQ ...... 9/1~/79 ....... 112.21 ..... Pm134 021530 BE~,IE EXIFR~IN. TI,~ CU. 9114179 15.00 b,,l 35 022930 ~I SHuP S 9/1~/79 31.35 lo137 024710 BOYNTO~ AUTO SUPPLY 19130 024725 BOYNTON CITY FEOERAL CRED 19140 025422 gRANDENBERG'S.~OCO 19141 025599 6ROMARO TRUCK ~ EOUIPMFNT 19142 025690 gRO~4MD PUN? ~ SUPPLY 19143 027540 RYRD5 ELECTRIC NOTOR ....... 191~4 030460 CAPEL KLANG COMPANIES ....... 9114/79 ~! 1~146 0~4~50 COC~ COL~ ROTTL~NG ,~1'q147 035411 JA~ES G.CREVELING,JRoM.D. 91I~/79 19150 0~4750 OOUBLEDA~ ~..CD .................... 9/14179 9~ ~0300 FAST ~'!.9152 050310 EASY P&Y'TI~E-STORE ' 117..I~ ZE.L Izs.oo' .'.: ............ 3,&._50 _ 19153 051300 EOUARRS ELEC~TRI. C 'CORP. ~15~ 9159 19161 1916~ 054370 ENGI,qEERING ~4aCHINE CO. 062 o2.., FiREMEN'S RELIEF 063700 FLORIDa RRaKE ~ 063770 FLORIDA EAST COAST 06~6~9 GEO... FOWLE~ WELDING 066500 FUTURA P~INTIN8 070400 gETTY GERRIGA 91 1~/79 . 7o7. g6. 9/14/19 756.50____ 9/1_4/79 18.50 30.00 ~I3Ct79 CITY 'cJF ~GY?~TON i3EACIi Pa, GE tJ1~7 550104 [~D ~4A~ SM 9/18/79- ' ~o318 65OlOb ' ~I'4TO CONSTRUCTION INC. 9/~/7~ ~320 ~50107 DON&L8 ~40aDY 9/18/79 ~,321 8 [5.00. .... !0~__0_0. ............ 680059 ANDREW PFTZ IE PBLLY 700049 GAETANA RESPOLI 700050 FRED RtE~EL )005l H~NRY $. 700052 GORDON 9/18/79 550109 RUSSELL A. ~;OORE 9II8f/9 46.40 650110 ROY RYERLY, JR. ' 9/18~79 ~.00 9118f79 7*50 ' 710102 A.T. SCHRAGER 710103 ANNA %NITH ~18/~? 9/18/79. 9/18/79 7.50 ?~I~LY~ ................ 5.1o 9/18~79 4.70 9/13179 15.50 t.58 {334 710104 KIf4 S I ~PSOi4 9/18/79 " F 9335 710105 SqUTH fEC~i. EDUC. CE~qT._R 9/18179 9~36 710106 A~(LI A SPALLINA 9/18/79 9~*~7 710107 DALE ~. ST~IRWALT 9~18179 19339 710109 DEL SWILLE~ 9/~179 ;40, 710110 St c SYLVAIN 9118179 9~I 720047 ~ R ...... 9~-3 ........ ~-~-~ .... [~]%~ OL I E 9/18/79 ~50006 ~OOOS I DE-N-O~HI [ ~ AsSDC. 9118179 . 7~ , ,5 ., .: _ . . 93~5 ~ )0 _9 VE~NER WEll'AR 9/t~f79 r.' 9348 750061 J.T. s/O:~LLEY 750052 JOHN J. ~gASHINGTO!!4 750063 750 750065 750067 9353 770006 9354 791455 791456 gETTY d. WFFKS ROB[AT ~[LLtANg SWAI~ WORLYY RUSSE gARRY N. CITY OF gOYNTON BEACH CIT~F [J[~19361 791462 [I~k9362 791463 791464 .9364 791465 .~365 791466 _9'306 791467 791459 CITY OF 791460 CITY OF 791461 CITY OF OOYNTON BEACH BOYNTON 8EACH CiTY OF BDYNTQN BEACH CITY QF BOYNTON BEACH CITY OF 80YNTON BEAC CITY OF gOYNTON BEACH CITY OF 8OYNTON ~EACH CITY OF BOYNTON REACH 9118179 ........... 30.*Q~ .................. 9/18179 9/18/Y9 9118179 o~J]':i. ~ 921.8f7~ .................. &.~ ................. 9/13/79 15.00 _ 9¢~8179 9/18/79 9/18/79 9Jt8/79 9/18/79 9/18179 9/18/79 9/18/79 9/18/79 ...... 20,,8.0 15.00 __ ll. ZO , 11.20 :. Z -.SD_ .............. .... ]'"'_ 7.5o '9/S0/'79, C! TY OF ROY~T;]N RE~,CH PAGE 6, 1~4~,. 15 ! 9470;S I,-?16 194720 !9;~i 7 .... 196010 ='~'~92t7 196010 lq~lS '196015 t9219 l~2~5 S['PJTt {E R %' ~F CI-I'~N I C M. ST~.TE OF FLORID~ ST&TE OF FLQRIDA STATE OF FLORIDA FLORENCE STUB, IAS 9114-179 9/ 9114179 ,, 19221 2004~99 0. C. TAYLOR F~QTQRS INC. : lgZZ2 ...... ~LOJ._5~.O .... TERMIS SUP?.LY___2_ ............. 19223 l'-gZ ? 7 19229 t9250 ]9P~l . 175.3.2_ _. _ Z50...47 __ 201700 TESTING LAB OF THE '2163~0' tINDERGROUND 'SUPPLY ...... 2~OZOO W.E..S.C.O .... : ..... 231780 whSTERN ~UTO STORE 232400 J. WHITE ALUMtNU~ :__~3248,3. HE~ ~ILL&~O TRUCKING 310005 WILLIE EDWARDS 410008 KAREN R OKENICA 9! t4-!79 112 o00 9/1~/79 461.8~ LI_ L_9 ..... .~P.D_O - ', '_ 196010 STATE OF FLORIDA OEPT, OF ...... 9/17/79 ...... l,~_~_,~:~_O _ ~92~3 01.1BSO AOMINI,~T~ATIVE CdA ,ors 911~179 ~- ..... 016020_ ITLINTIC .NAT'gNAL BaNK g/18179 1,175.00- '"' a. I .F. 9/18/79 ' t~z_ _oZoA_~o ...... THE. _B.~KER &..TAYLOR .CO ............ 1~2'38 021625 ,~oBbaT ~ENTLEY, INC. 9/18/79 _', ....... ~8.8~_ ...... 19239 024700 BOY?TON aUTO GLASS ~ . 9/IB779 . 19241 027640 8YRDS FLECTRIC MOTOR 911E/79 1~242 0BZ479 CHILDREN'S REVIFW PUBLISH 9/18f79 I~244 032799 GLORIA CIANO ~/1M/%9 19245 03634~ C UST~ ~UTO ..TR Itl ..... 9Z 18/79 47 051300 EDWARDS ELECTRIC CORP. 9/1~/79 178.00' ":::"' ~8 053900 E~ERGFNCY ¢,cDICAL ~ SAFET .9/18/79 . 19Z50 .... O.6.& 6 O 0 FOUR SIE EL ...C ORPORAT I ON ........... of LBZ~9 19251 ~70¢.10 GAYLOaO BROTHERS .................... 9:/18/79 lp25~ 075500 GRIFFIN POLLUTION . ', , '~8/79 .-, ':-.-:~-:.7 _La?~ ....... ~¢9~2_~ ....... ~_~ R L ~ .Y_..QA ~.~_~S~ ~D ~_~.~-~. _~ _~_~8~9 .... '- ":' '~256 094209 INOOST~IaL MELDING, INC .... 9/18/79 ._. t~Z57 . tO03tO JACK'S CAMEeA CENTER _ ._ 9/1.8/79 ....... lEO.60 1~259 1.13b04 KLI~fT PAPERBACK BK GUIDE 9/18/79 1. 260 114600 KGPY KING PRINTING CENTER 9/18/79 2~9.85 .t~9.Z61 lTD450 .. _LAN.!.ER_ ~DS_b%ESS R~IO_QUC.Z.S ...... ~./~al.Z9 .... ~%_o_o _ 1~262 130500 ~-IANUFACTUREaS LIFE INS. 9/18/79 600.06 17253~ 135410 MR. O'S PAINT, a 80DY SF~OP - 9/1B/79 CITY OF ,OY,.~T'3r, I tiE&CIe. . ,:.--i,-: C ~: ~' VE -JFI'3P. 1~171o 162870 1.6~700 190935 ~91700 19277) 200100 200700 2~0525 230545 73~625 53003g 540110 540Ilt 540112 540113 P~J.~ riCH. JR. COLLEGE PAl.'-! ~F~C;-i nFFICE SIIPPI. Y ?FfTY CASH R~CREATION PITNEY PORTER PAINT ~C~.LA~ [C ~OOK SERVICES &E~ELL H~RDWARE u,]., l.,-. S[~G'~'S ttNIFOR~S TA~ PROOUCTS CO... T ~ f E~G[NEE~ING ~A~Rc:~ GQRH&~ & LAMONT, M&TE~ HYO~ANT S~RVICE t~[LS2N IN~!_!~ANCE AGENCY J.J,A. ~,~,L, r~E%H DIST. JOT BOYNTON HEIGHTS APTS. CLARICE WAYNE RETTS 550037 ~[CHARD C. C&VANAGR 5~u0o8 Ca~l CRIPPEN 550089 LEONARD S. COUNTS .... 5~0057 SUSAN 9/1~/79 11.63 911~179 q/t8/79 192.55' q/l~/~9 20.90 g/Jg/79 9/1~/79 120.0~ /18/-~9- ~2.0~ ~/'tR/79 ~/18/7~ 9/18179 7118/77 '~/18/79 911~/7,~ 9/t 8179 9/LRI79 9118179 22.60 18.50 10o~0 4.70 6o15 197:~5 500065 SUSA:q ~AE HARRIS . . 9/18/79 7.56 10296 6000o6 PAUL HASLA~ 911~/79 7.90 19797 ..... ~9006.7 .... bO{) HENRY ........ g~!~! Z~_ .... g. O0 1979d 600068 FRANCES'i~RZOG ........ 9/18179 4.70 600069 SUSAN MRE ttARRIS q/18179 5.20 19301 . 600071, , P. ATRICIA .HOLDREN .......... 9/I8/79 t7.20 I' ~02 620021 ~ERRITT JACOBSEN 9/18/T9 193)3 620072 JAY~,%]R 'CORP. ............. ' 9/1~I79 .... ZC.15 [9'~04 . 620023 JI~4 JOHNSDN 29305 630027 IRVING KEIL ~ ~-'"307 630029 DR. FRANK LESKO 9118/79 9/18/79 9/18/79 ~o70. 92~6~_.. .(93:)9 640044 19~10 640045 ¢~193 l 1 640049 '"-~- ] ')~ l 2 640050 1')3l 3 640051 193L4 6~0052 b._~K F:V I E ?!. GARY LINK 9/18/79' 6.15 DEN'IIS LIPPL 9/tB/T9 w. J. Lf'IFLEY 9/18/79 4.00 DflNALO T. LOUGHR&N 9118/79 8.70 ,- ~ ,-y oF 5:]7 i91 ~0 L91~3 t~lF~7 tglqO .... 19191 19192 1910~ :19t95 VE"4DOR ':' VENDOR Nf;4E C,~r-'C~ PJ~TS TOTi~L &qCRF,IT 5,t, gkOTFC, l'"' 91 lt+I79 071-' ~ 0745~0 CHARt'S C, CPFRFY g/14/7'9 ~0,00 . __. 076456 TH~ oRE~T . C3NS FQUNDATIO gllt~fT'~ 1~.00 075530 R.L. GRtP~MONS P' " >~c ' 075581 Gulf OIL ClPaPORA'T~UN 9/14~F9 075610 GULFSTRFAf4 t. UMBE~{ 08. 9/1&/79 715.75 Q~O40O HA~O~ I.VF S, INC. _ .... 081601 HEr_LICE, INC. ~/14R9 104.57 - - 081715 NEYER DISTRIBUTORS 9/1&/79 94.00 0827q6 }iii L fdAMtJFACTURtNG CO. 084642 DR.OAKLFY N.HOI,MES JR., 14179 ....... ] ..... =_.39~.. 3.2-_ ' _ 9/lZ~179. 9.95 086452 090105 094301 I00700 _100310 110400 120410 ..... 122800 130400 DEHEY HURLFY - 9/14f79 ........ 70.00 .......... I. r~.M. C!]P, PORSTIO~>{ .................. .__ 9/1~119 ~?~.~_ IkITERNATI[]NAL CtTY 9/14179 57.00 J & J BLUFPRINT~R5 911~1~9 ~9.02 ,lA~! % C &t,4F RA._.g ¢ NT ~R .......... 9/{~!~ ................ 50_._70 LAMA~ ON~ FARMS ...... ~ll~l~9 ....... ~9.~ ......... LINDSLEY LUf~RER CO, 9/I4179 ~6.93 131701' /-4ETZLER & COX WELDING 13176;3 .~-iE Y E k SOD 9/1 ~*/73~ .... 850.00 132771 MILLER 03006 gl t4179 14.92 132783 MI LLIPORE C ORPOR&T I ON g/lA/TO 85t.22 .._ 134670 WILLIAM ¢tURRUW & CO,, IblC ........ 9/t~7j~ I3541t) ¢4R. D'5 PAINT. K gOt)Y_SHOP g/I4/Tg .... 138420 MUSIC [PAL POLICE 9/14179 19197 140464 lcd 160373 ,-~_1 '79 160390 0'2Ol J~¢.2Q?._ l 62750 NATIONAl TRAFFIC SfiFETY PAL~ BEACH BRAKE & ~HEEL PAL~!_~3~A~ _COUNTY MUNICIP _~EI.!.y..~CASH I.!BRARY PI£ARD CHEMICAL 203 162790 P[ERCE TIRE CO,, INC. 9/14119 Z_5_. 2_0 _ g114/79 3.75 9114179 51.54 9114179 _ ~OO.O0 911.~.Z79 .......... 2 ~,._6~ ........... 9/1~I7'9 507.59 ' o/14/79 732.96 -: ~204 180500 EVA R AYN. OND t? 05 ...... 1_8_2~800 __8_1 klK_E/~_ ,4. ~ T F RI_AL $_. CO R P. _,4''b 186310 RURIN C{];'~STRUCTION CO. )..~7 190515 SATTELLITE PRODUCTS, INC. ~709 191100 SCOTTY'S ~10 191510 SEACREST PETROLEUM CO. ~212 -'-7~2~79 '5I¢40:'4'5 UNIFORMS . ' ~121~ 194300 SNOW COqCRETE CORP. 9/-i.(~/79 , 30,00 9/14/79 ' 440.32 9114/79 9114/79 .... 9J14/79 9/t4/79 9114179 9/14/79 9/14/79 9/16/79 166.80 167.86 ..... 830°96 __.31.~0 85.95 . 2Z5.00' ........ 67°00 TOTAL ,~.'40Llxl T IF..~&7 7914&,i CITY l-)3f,, 791471 CITY 19'371 791472 CITY ~o977 791473 CITY I9S73 791474 CITY 19~74 791~75 CITY 10375 ,:i 193}6 791977 CITY ji~ 9357 79147a CITY .g~78 791479 CITY ~93~9 791~0 CITY t9380 791481 CITY 1~383 791484 1~3~4 .... 7.~!435 791486 OF ,R. OY~-J[ON BEACH OF. BOY ~TUN BEACH OF P, OYNTQN iM:&CH UF 80YNTON BEACH OF BoYNTu~ BfiACH OF ~OYNTO~ BE~CH R~¥NTEIN ~EACH OF BOYNTQN ~E~CH 9/18/79 7.50 911~179 100.00 0/1B179 15.00 OF ROY~'~TON BE~C}/ __ 91 18~79 ~F B{3Y'NTON -BE ACH 9/1877'~ OF BOY;qTON BE&CH i-iF BOYNTON ~ACH OF BGYNTON CITY. OF BOYx)Tut:L_BE~CH CITY OF BDYNTON BE~CH CITY OF BOYNTON C]~...UF HQYNTO~] 6E~CH CITY OF 80YNTON BEACH 9113/.79 " 9!1~/79 ............. 15.oo' /ls/r9- 9/~8~7~ .... 30.00 9/18179 g/18179 4.90 9118/70 [9385 !)386 791487 CITY OF 8OYUT(}N BE&CH 911~17~ ...... 7°5.0 _ 193S7 79[483 CiTY OF BOYNTON BEACH 15.00 11~89 791490 CITY OF BGYNTON BEACH 9118179 7.50 19390 791491 ..C.I.TY OE.BOYNTQN. gEBCH . _ 9~18/79 ..... : ...... 2~.~ ......... l;J~ ........ ~91~92 CITY OF BQYNIOH ~E~C}! 9118179 50.00 } 392 791493 CITY Of RDYNTON B,_&CH 9118179 15.OO 19394 791495 CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH 9118/79 Z2.10 -- 19395 791&qb CITY OF 10346° .. 791497 CITY gF 19397 ~91499 CITY OF 19398 791~99 CITy OF it~399 791500 CITY OF 80YNTON BEACH 9118179 15.00 ~]YNTON BEACH ...... ZI~O0 ~ - ._. , 9t1817~ ................... BOYNTON BE&CH ....... 91I~179 ........ BOYNTON BEACH ........ 9118179 BOYNTON BEACH 9/18/79 15.00 BOYNTON BEACH 9118/79 791502 CITY 791503 CITY OF BOYNION BEACH 9/18179 ........ 7.e~505 CITY ~i~- ' '; - ; ...... ' ": '-'"'~ ........ : ...... 7915ol -CITY OF AOYNTON ~EAOH- ~9~ L9407 791508 CITY OF BOYNTDN BEACH 79151o CITY OF ROYNTON BEACH 9/18179 7c~lSll CITY ';iF 80Y~fBN ~(~.¢~ ........ ~ .... 9/t9/79 79~51~.._ C_i~Y_.._OF._ 8OYNTON BE&CH 9118179 791513 CITY OF Bf~YNTON BEACH 9II9/79. 791514 CITY OF 8OYNTON BEACH 9/1P. 179 791513 CITY OF BQYNTGN B~CH . _ o/t8/79 791517 CITY OF gQYNTO'I BEACH 9/18/79 . 30. O0 .'. ' 30.00' ' ' . .. ~.89 ..... Z.80 CITY OF t~OY~'~l'i];'l [~E~Ci-i PAGE ~9~2~ 791522 CITY OF ~OYNTQN ~E&CH 911~/79 7.50 19~22 79152~ CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH 9J~BIT9 15.00 -.. 19~2~ 791527 CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH t9425 7915~8 CITY OF BOY,TO...BEACH [ 94.~ ..... g~152.9 _ C I I.Y_ _OE_50 Y.~IO ~..~ E~C ~ ........... _gZI 8~I9 9~2~ 7915~1 CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH [.9&3C 791535 CiTY OF BOYNTON ~EACH 19~31 79153z~ CITY OF BQYNTOfl 19432 ............ 791 ~3~ CITY..~E_.~Y NT_ON_ .8:E A CH 19433 791036 CITY OF BoYNToN BEACH [9:%34 791537 CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH 19~,3b 791539 CITY OF BOYNTON 1~437 791540 CITY OF' 8GYNTON ~E&CH [~,.39 7915~2 CITY OF SOY ~TON BEACH 19440 -79154~ CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH 30,, 80 : Z.,8_O - _ . ._ ~.ZO .... _5_. I5 ,~-~'-~lgAo3 791559 CITY OF BOYNTON BLEACH ig40A 330013 MA~K A..GOODMAN [9406 3700q5 CLAIRE' KENDALL ...... 19~57 01~240 ISIAH ANDREWS 9118179 972_0/79 ._~I~.!/79 ....... ': 10~? ' _ ....... 9121179 _ ....... 9/Zl/79 ........ 55.00 ...... o~79 48_._0o tg',A1 ......... __7915_44 ..... C. I T.Y ._D.E__.B_OY NT 0 ~ _ .BE ACH ........ 9118/_749___ 1.94-'+2 _.7915~5 CITY OF BOYNTON 8EACH 19443 791546 CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH 911,9/79 1~5 7915~8 CITY.OF BOYNTON ~ACH q/18/79 1~446 191549 CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH 9/1~/79 . 1:9447 ...... ZR155% ..... _CITY_ OE__~OYNIO~t BE~CH. ............. 9/.1~9 _ iR%4B 791551 CITY OF BOY~TOJ BEACH .... 9/18/79 .... 15.00 ___ !94~9 791552 CITY OF...BOYNTON BEACH. . _ 9/1B/79 ...... 18.~0._ __ ~ -I 79155~ CITY DF BSYNTON B~ACH 9/1A/79 7.50 791555 CITY QF BOYNTON BEACH -: 9/18/79 1945~ . 791~_6 CITY nF BOYN~O.N .R~A~ · 9ZlBJ79~ ~ ~ B~._~ :-.:..-c_ 19455 ..~ ....... 791561' C I TY. GE...B U.Y,iT ON__B.~ ACH .......... 9/taZXg_ _ ~.50 _ 19%57 :. 791563 CIYY OF BOYNTQN B,EACH ' ~181~9 .: ~9~58 '~ :~79156~ CITY'QF'B~YNTON 8~AcH.' ~" 9~3t79 . ' - ' ~..~60 7~[568 CITY OF BOYNTON B~EACH 9/~t79 ........... 8.40__ _ [94~1 791557 CITY OF .BOY,TON. B~ACH ' 9/1a/79 . _ ...... ?.80 _ ___ CITY OF ,-,~,Y:qT,JN f~EB£1~ PAGE 11 .,ATE TOTAL A ~.%0 UN. T ')473 01~791 ALLI~u ~LcCTR~C 1°07~ 0204~0 THE ~AKmR [ T~YLgR CJ]._ gtZll-tg 19416 021599 F~ELL ~x~g 0~4~2~ '~OYSiTON 'BE~CH CAIL,' }480 024725 19~62" 027&q0 ~!~'~03" 0~0~03 CAID~iFLL,PACETTI,fl~RR[I~. _ & _ __ [')4~ 0305~0 CAlF POV~FR & EOUIPMENT CO .L~/.85 034678 CONSOL [DATFD ELECTRIC ~t9~86 035z+02 CRAFTS 'N THINGS lg~g'f 0~+~750 DUURLFDAY 419~8~ ..... ~51 1~'~90 051300 i qe~-91 054B00 t96-92 .... 06~820 19403 062910 19~9~ 003712 t949~ 063' 752 19497 071551 19498 0115:~8 19~00- 0728 10 195c5~ q_z~_5 P o L9502 080310 500 lb7,624.00 34,', ;o.0 ....... 32 351.75 2~9.00 g/21/79 117.12 9221/79 FI~E~FN~S RELIEF ~ .................... FIRST RANK ~ TRUST ~/21/79 FLDRID~ LEAGUF OF CITIFS g/]l/I9 2~061.29 .FLOR[L.a LEVnL E TRANSIT g/Zli?~ .......... 21.00 gETTY GARRIGA 9/21/~9 GENERAL glND[NG SALES COR GER~AN ASPHALT F PAVEMENT i-I~NRY E. GI~SON, SEC, TRE ~1~11~9 ~O.O0 GIRARD-POLLY-PIG . . 9/Z1/79 274,.58_ ' _ . C{ ! A~L E.~_~O~.~ ~ ............. 9121/70 30.00 HALSEY ~ GRIFFITH, INC. 081607 ;4R. ERIC EIENLEY . °/121179 084689 PhlJk N. HOWARD 100~00 : '203,6~9~10 3o0.oq ..... 1~.8~. __ 9508 120410 -LA~AR UNIFORMS 9509 122705 L~GHTN[NG PO~OER COMPANY ~¢"tl 136420 ~O,qlCIPAL POLICF 19')12 141722 ~1 c~513 1_6_038l 19514 160/+07 ~ ¢'"95 l 5 1604-1 u T19516 160~-20 i19517 0/2t/7~ 9/2~/79 · NFW YORK LIFE INSURANCE 9121/'79 PALM BE~CH HYDRAULIC JACK PALM B~ACH NEWSPAPE: 3 91~I/79 1,429.22 90.00 -' 494;i0 ':': ' 1o-~0 ......... iao.,oo PAL?-'., b-~CH OFFICE SUPPb_~ ........ 9/~/Z9_ ............. lOz~ PENINSULAR ELEC. DIST1B. 9121/79 A5.39 EVa RAYMOND 9121179 ~O.O0 )/"~O/Fc) CITY OF " ',-'' " A '9524 '-)52 5 A952T .' ',19¢30 1~531 l')160d ! 1672~ 196430 206350 2 [ 60t50 2317~, ....... _4..50o74 O15700 916)00 ~0~0170 0~0440 O20455 02153O 03 1650 SERVICF EOUIP. Cf]., I~,)Co FLO~Ef'JCF STtJ~i)[~'lS . TUP ~ ,~S tINDER(;ROIINO SUPPLY ~E STERN AUTO) J. WHITE Al_DH[ F~ a N K _S M_! I H ASGROW OF FLORIDA AUT:]PRODU~T. · .B.B. AUTO.. PARTSL. gA'RRON~ S BOYNTON AUTO SUPPLY CENTURY POOL SERVICES 9{21179 ..... --__10.D~ 91211~9 - 9121/79 185.60 ... ~/25;79 . . 77.29 - ,195~8 041420 DFCISION DATA COMPUTER CO g/2_,~/79 ft9539 044750 DObBLEO Y g CO. 9/25/79 ;I;g'5;O 064600 FOUR STEEL CORPORATION g~ZSF~9 -. 1Z.26 .... 19~43 080306 G; K. HaLL [ CO. 9;~5/F~ 156.63 . .... 080310 ~ALSEY _R__G~ IFF ITH, INK ........... 9F~5179 ..... 19545 084520 HOLLY ACCtI~ULATOR a 9/~5/f9 _ 250.8~ 19545 120405 LAKE WORTH A~4C/.IEEP 9/~5/~9 70.27 t9549 120410 LAMIR UNIFORNS 9~2~/'79 ~0~.37 ' t $~L) 130~t0 WHITT ~ACDOWELL ................... g~5/~9 ....... .9~l 1~0585 c'tAURY'S TOOL CHEST 9~5/79 .... ~t9552 131550 ~FCHaNICS UNIFOR~I SERVICE . 9/~5/~9 - _._ 35,00 ........... ~ 54- ~}~-}->-4~ .... ~iC;/LER ~ S FLORIOI AHA O/~5/79 51.17' F }555 132771 MILLER DODGE ' 91Z5/79 35.~0. :'- .' :i:{9558 14170:~ NEPTUNE METER CO ................. ~/Z5/79 ...... 33.57_. '~9559 .... 15!3.!.0_ OD O~R _CD~T a O%__$~ ST E~_ 91~L7~ .9550 160372 PALH BEACH AUTO PARTS . .9/25/79 - ,9561 160373' P~'LM BEACH~ ~RAKE. a WHEEL ~5179 78.98 :--~' ~jI955_5 ........... k62f. 05 ._~tOE.D I ~_.3_EA!f_ _SOIL ............ _~/15 L7% ..... ~,~..-195~6 162790 PIERCE TIRF CO., lNG. 9/25179 9567 la~6f.]O POaPANO OFFICE SUPPLY, CO 9/ZSF79 195&9 1957e ...... C U ~ R E N T ._ ~.0 X ~__H. C ;',_L.[ ,,., SERVICE ~1~5f79 50.0~ . . .21641'~,. tin I TE:D W,~Y OF PALM gCH. 23157'5 ~¢F[R AUTO ELECTRIC,INC. 9/25/79 0+0o25 OAWS~iN COMPANY 3l(>003 - JOYCE J ESC~E :~,314 013780 ALLIED CHLORINE 5 >i5 014300 'C~R~EN ANNUNZ I ATO ~16 ...... q.%~OO. VEV~_ AR?~RUSTER ............ ~617 015906 ASPLUNDH SERVICE CENTER ~[~ 015q90 ~TI_A,qTIC COAST FIRE ~4~20 016300 AUT 3PR~OUCTS. ~621 020160 B.B.. SSOC FIREFiGHTFRS i[~,22 ()204AD THE BAKER 6 TgYLUR .02l 500 BF -%CON RESTAUR ~NT 024310 BOq"S ~. ~[C ,~ S 024720 ~OY~'.ITQN $EACH CHAMBER 024725 ~OYNTO~I CITY FEDERAL C~FD ...... _Q24730 BOYNTDN t'~E~Ctl RETtDE¢4ENT 024737 BOY'qT~N BU)I_DEaS SOPPLY gt26f79 997.00 9/78/79 50.00 9/Z8/7~ . B7.~... g/ZB/Tg z s. a9 9/28/T9 26~.00 .... 026401 . DAN t~URN. S OLDSMOBILE .. 0_~ 0~ .... .C~J:x~.~_~_L._L~% P A ~ ~-_ L_T~_fl_.~ ~ O Z 033667 BARBAR~ CLIFFORD 9128179 B6~OO ~ hi9o33 03~0 bOO.& COLA BOTTLIN~ CO. 9/2~/79 ~ r.'lq636 036588 TOM COLLINS ' l:: 'tOnSil ........... ..... ........... . ......... 9.so ~. ]:~637 041690 .OETEC-TIVE BfiOK CLUB 0128179 I9.28 ~9638 0~2862 D.ISNEY. NEW& ~-9/28/79 3.00 t9639 050B00 EAST CQAST FIRE EQUIP. 9~/79 9Z.I0 ~,6~0 062a70 FIRE;4EN'S RELIEF g _' 9/2~/79 - 718.31 . ~,,541 062010 FIRST BaNK & TRUST 9/28/79 lg&gl 062910 FIRST RaNK £ TRUST q/28179 ~,~:64~ 063780 FLORIDA POWFR ~ LIGHT CO. o/28/T9 ~ -' J9545 Q~5590 065550 [9646 060500 [9647 010400 [964£ ...... ~7.040z~ FRATERNAL ORDER DF POLICE 9/28/79 FUTIMA PRINTING 912.8/79 RFrTY GARRIGA 9/28/79 . G~ TOR. 69LXE.~L _.C~, ........ 6,093~2~ ..... 172.91 47,2I~.81 214.00. 12a.00 C ! TY UF ~)]Y.,~T,JN ACH 9~5 l 071.595 ~v653 31 +500 '~g'5 ~ .075450 ~55 99,5b 075540 ~ 080579 084500 561 101507 104600 1 t 1550 111580 1 If~bO0 120500 ~ E N 'T__ bl___O_ ?! I..~ .... C._}t E_C K S .... N~AL RESOUqCE CQRPo ~128119 111.I1 · GEnTE6, INCo ~/281~9 400.00 .... FHF GET RE~DY .SHEET ~ID Y ..... g/ZBLZ9 ...... ]Y..0~__ _ CtiARLES GODFREY 9128/79 G~AY~Aq ELECTRIC CO. INC. ___ R.L. G~U~ONS PRINTING GULF CONTROL& CORP. 9128/79 HEALTH~ISE SO.O0 : 18.00 9.85 JOSEPH To HOLt&ND 9128f79 EDGAR HOWELL ........................... 9/2~I_79 ........... OEE G; JEGHERS ._. 9/28/79' . 125..00 JONES EQUIPMENT CU. glZS/?9 JOUqN1C'S ~.INTEN~NCE ............... 9/28/_~91 _~5_.~0 _ BERT KEEHR 9/28/79 58.00 KELLY TRACTOR CO. 9/~R/79 20o08 - LANtE~ ~USINESS BRO~UCTS .... 9/28/29 802 LATHAM .... 9/2~/79 ....... 125.00 ........ l ~O__5_~A .... LAW %ERS_ .Ii ~LE_XRS UR_~NiZE_ _9/Z&ZZ~. 17_5[~00 .~70 121678 DR. HFRMRN I. LEV[N 9/29/79 ' 1 121725 LEWIS OFFICE SUPPLIES 9/28/79 40.95 ~,572 .130310 WHITT..MA~O~ELt ....................... g12~_7_9 ........ 55~.50 . ...... 9/28/79 21.9~ 13~420 MUNIC.IPAt POLICE g/~8/Tg 144601 N.RTH CAROLINA STATE UNIV 9128179 77 144508 NORTHWFSTERN REGIONAL LIB g/ZB/79 4.00 ~uT. TtN~_E~G. INEERS OF_FLA. 9/28/Yg 146550. ~ ~ 79 150850 O'gRIEN. SUITE& & Q'~RIEN ....... 9/28/79 15661i ~ILLIAH.._J..OVERTGN ......... 9/2~/~9 ......... ~6-~ 160S50 TEREESA.PADGETT 9/28/79 ZS.00 160400 PAL~ RCH. COUNTY P.B.A. 9/28~79 - ,85 161650 CH~RLES_RERSING 9/.Z81_~_9 ......... 164500 ..ROBERT _POCSIK ................................... ;9/28~9 R" ~ _9/28/79 L32,.9~ BETTY RTSCOE - 190350 SAFE~Y KLEEN C(]RP. P/28179 ' 29.50 190500 S&RGENT-SOWELL, INC. 9/28/.79 S~4 192779 ' SIMON'S UNIFORMS 9/29/79 575 194703 SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE 0/28f79 114.33 597 196200 NOR~A;4 STRNAD 9/28/79 __ 85.00 196225 FLORENCE. STUBBINS .... 9128/79 1,9690.. )7:05 2305~0 :iATE& DFPART 4ENT '~ ~ ..... ~7t~] 2~550 8FTTY ~' ~ '- ~7~ OJlTt)U P~ .~ CESSN~ .... 9128179 ........ [OO.OQ ........... ~'?~17 020170 ~.S. AUTO PARTS, tNC .... 92Z~/79 ......... ~9~F.LS" OZO~4O THc. ~AKER ~ TAYLOR CO. g128f79 . . OZ~6.,,. ~I~O~iRD PLJt4P ~ SUPPLY CO 030~60 C~PFL KL~t~G CO~4P~NIES ~/28l~9 0~0500 8&VIS cqETER & SUPPLY 9/Z8179 2.lOO.~l o~29o~ r)IxIE ASPH&L[ CO. 9128179 0D2901 FIRST BANK ~ TRUST QF PAL 9128/79 Z28 Oo30Ou FISheR SCIENTIFIC 9/28/79 298.39 731 070610 G¢~YL3RO BROTHERS 9129/79 7'~2 ........ ~71.~ ..... CHERLES GE:CH;'4&N ................ 9/2~Z7~ ............. 10~0~ ~33 074539 GOLDCUAST PUKLIC ~ORKS SU 9125/79 300.00 ~73~ 0755~0 R.L. GRJN~ONS 'PRINTING 9128179 ~.85 ~35 ...... ~7~.~8 ~ GL~F ~_~_ 6 ~R.P Q~,AT.~ O~ ..... 9~Z~4%9 ....... ~t 8Z8~~9 075610 GULFSTREAM LU~RER CO. .080310 HALSEY & .GRIFFITH, INC. 1~_ ...... 4~):~1~ %OUI P~E,~T CO. 1205&0 LAWNNONFR HOSPITAL 121742 LEXINGTON FEED ~ SUPPLY .... ~ ~ .... WHtTT MACDOWELL ~128179 124~g_6__ 9/28/79 3.50 g/28/79 9?47 129.IZ lOR.O0 Z70.O0 131701 ~ETZLEK ~ COX WFLOING ~ " ' ~P q' 9128179 141600 f.~O,-~Ab -{. LS,.:4 ~ SONS 1b~750 PICARD CHEMICAL CO. __ __ 91~/77 _ _: ..... 20~9 ..... to4590 R.L. POLK 9128179 .272.00 CITY t-)F ~OYWFON ~ EACH ~755 757 Vt: ~..L],OR 1;~6310 ~',5J~,I,q C,-'3NSTRtICTIiJ.',~ CO. tS6503 RUSSELl_ 192453 SH~R~TO~i-TWI N TOWERS [964A0 SOC[&L SECURITY CONTRIRUT lg~70~ SOUTHFRN BELL-T~LEPHO~1E 19699~ ~,~ [ LLI &:~ SqLL I Vi~-! [96~20 ~UPFRIOR ENGINEFRING SALE 9/2~/Z9 9.87 9128/79 51,3~3.38 202850 T[SD&LE~ ~16350 UNDFRGROUND 'SUPPLY 2t6390 .U~].JAX .......... 716610 UN[TED W~Y OF P&L~ 8CH. 2~6~40 UqIVERS[TY PRESSES OF FLO 250400_ CHARLES WALONER, 2.~17R0 ~ESTERN AUTO .241000 XEROX CORPORATION 9128/19 t?0o00