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Minutes 06-21-77
Mi~JTES OF ~GULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING OF THE CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA, HELD IN CiTY H~L, TUESDAY, JU~ 21, t977 PRESENT Joseph F. Zack, Mayor Emily M. Jackson, Vice M~yor Richard D. Caldwell, Councilman Joseph DeMarco, Councilman Norman F. Strnad, Councilman Frank Kohl, City .Manager Tereesa Padgett, ~City Clerk Gene Moore, City Attorney Mayor Zack called the meeting to order at 7:30 P. M. and re- ~u s~ed ever~yone to p±ease rlse at the sound of the gavel for the Invocation given by I~~. Frank Kohl, City Fmnager, followed by the Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag led by City Attorney Gene Moore. Announcements PROCLA~TION - Mayor Zack read a proclamation proclaim- ing the week of July 3rd thru 9th, 1977 as National Safe Boating Week. He then presented the proclamation to Commander Milt Meisner, Flotilla 54 of the U. S. Coast Guard Auxiliary. Comms_nder Meisner thanked Mayor Zack, City Manager Kohl, and the members of Lthe City Council. He stated he was indeed appreciative of this proclamation a~ud thanked Mayor Zack for his interest in this proclamation. He then referred to 50 million boaters te!~ing to the waterways and gave the figures for accidents and injuries occuring during 1976. He told about the free public safe boating classes conducted by the Coast Gus~d and their examinations of boats, He announced these classes ~d extenuations would be held at the Boynton Boat Ramp &nd he thanked Mayor Zack, City Manager Kohl and Recreation Director Frederick for their cooperation in giving this permission. Mayor Zack, on behalf of the City Council, thanked Commander Meisner for his facts and comments. Mr. Caldwell told about the Coast Guard's extreme courtesy and helpfulness in making examinations from his own experience. PUBLIC HE_%R~G - Mayor Zack announced that a public hes~- lng would be held by the South Central Regional Wastewaser Treatment and Disposal Board regarding the "201~' Facilities Plan on Wednesday, June 29th at 2 P. M. at the Boynton Beach City Hall. OT~R - Mayor Zack announced if there was any item on the agen---~anyone in the audience desired to speak on to please give their name to the City Clerk and ~s. Padgett will call on them at the appropriate time. MINUTES - REGUI~ CITY COUNCIL ~ETING BO~TON BEACH, FLOR~A JUI~ 21, 1977 Regular City C.0uncil. MeetSn$ - June 7, 1977 When called upon by Mayor Zack, M~. DeMarCo, ~. Strnad and M~. Caldwell repl_ed that had nothing. ~[~s. Jackson referred to Page 2, second paragraph, and stated she believed this should be a hand "for" helping. She referred to Page 17, next to last paragraph, seven l~ues up, and stated she believed it should be a "larger" assessment. She referred to Page 18, second paragraph, first sentence should have the addition after paved "a_nd be assessed". She referred to PageE~8 and requested a clarification of the reference in the last paragraph to the Harbour Hall/Inlet Harbour Club mud stated she believed these were two separate places and M~. Moore re- plied this was correct. Mrs. Jackson clarified that it should just be Harbour Hall. She referred to Page 29 and advised that the fourth item should be Harbour Hall. M~. De~,L~rco moved to accept the minutes as corrected, seconded by Mr. Cald~ell. No discussion. Motion carried 5-0. PUBLIC AUDXE~¢CE Mayor Zack asked if anyone desired to address the Council and added that the purpose of the Public Audience was for those people who wish to speak on anything not appearing on the egenda, but he received no response. BIDS One (1) 20 Cubic Yard Rear-end Loader Garbage PackeE ~. Kohl informed the Council that bids on the above were opened on Tuesdey, June 14, 1977 at 3:00 P. M. in the Office of our Purchasing Agent, ~.~. William H. Sullivan. The Tabu- lation Committee reco~ends acceptance of the low bid from A1 Packer Ford of West Palm Beach in the amount of $23,090.76 less trade of $3,300.00; net price of $t9,790.76. A copy of the Tabulation Sheet, lh~oposal and Affidavit signed by Mr. Warren Garling, Truck Ma~uager of A1 Packer Ford a_~e on file. He has checked all other requirements and everything is in order. As indicated to you at the Reveler City Council Meet- ing of June 7, 1977, monies were not budgeted for this pu~- chase and Council gremted approval of the use of Anti-reces- sion funds. He, therefore, submits to you the following for your approval: Budget Transfer Request: From 0012885-17 Special Cont_ngency (Anti-Recession) $23,504.00 To 001 853-76 Sanitation Division of General Services (Garbage Packer) $23,504.00 He concurs with the recommendations of the Tabulation Committee. -2- MINUTES - P~GUL&R CITY COUNCIL MEETinG BOYN~ON BEACH, FLORIDA JUh~ 21, 1977 ME. DeMarco asked if the specifications had been met and N~. Kohl replied: yes. ~. DeMarco referred to having mostly all Internationals and Mm. Kohl disagreed. ~. Sullivan informed him that right now, we have a variety of packers, both Inter- nationals ~ud Fords. He added that this particular Ford is the same as the previous one and we have had good luck with it. Mmyor Zack questioned the hlternate and Mm. Sullivan informed him it was not accepted. ~. Caldwell referred to the cost of $1.9,790.76 and questioned the budget transfer request for $23,504.00 and M~r. Kohl in- formed him that we have $23,504.00 under Special Contingency ~ad we will be needing it for the other packer. ~. Caldwell asked if it would be more advantageous to do one at a time and Mr. Kohl agreed it could be done that way. Mrs. Jackson questioned the differenc~ and Mr. Caldwell replied that there ~onld be better contrgl. Mrs. Jackson moved to accept the recommendation of the City Manager and Tabulation Committee and transfer the funds in the budget as recommended. M~yor Zack laid aside the gavel and seconded the motion. Under discussion, Mm. Caldwell stated that at this time, he believed they should allow S~9,790.76 inasmuch as it won't make much difference and they will have better control. Motion carried 5-0. LEGAL Ordinsmces - 2nd Reading - Public Hearing Proposed Ordinance No. 77-16 - Re: An Ordinance Amending Section 25B-8 Providing for Exception to Requirements of Erecting Safety Enclosures for Pools Moore read proposed Ormmna:~ce No. 77-16 by caption on secon~ ~ '' ~ ~ea~!no. Mayor Zack asked if anyone wished to speak in favor of this ordinance, N~. John Q. Ada.ms, appeared before the Council ~ad stated he was not speaking in favor of the ordinance, but in favor of the amendment. He referred to presenting his case previously with the support of members from Sterling Village ~d stated that he thinks condominiums, particularly with pools, have had. very good administration of these pools. There have been no ~nown accidents leading to suits. There have been no in- juries to speak of. He feels they are in a good position to protect the life and limb of children and/o~ adults. They certainly will continue to protect the lives and safety of people using the swimming pool and those coming near it. They are civic minded and have in mind the safety of their fellow citizens of any age. He then asked the residents of -3- MINUTES - REGUL~ CITY COUNCIL M~ETiNG BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA JU~ 21, 1977 Sterling Village to rise to be recognized in support of this point of view. He hopes the Council will continue to vote on the second hearing as they did on the first hearing. Msyor Zack asked if anyone wished~to speak in opposition. Mrs. Alma Kohl, Snug Harbour Condominiums, appeared before the Council and referred to this being the first meeting she has attended ~ud advised that she wanted to speak in opposi- tion. There is a sign at the entrance to Snug Harbottr about 5 ft. from the City street statirg: '~Private Property - No ~respassin~,. There is also a sign at the swimming pool stating that ail children must be accompe~ied by an adult. She sees no reason why they should be forced to enclose the pool and m~ake an unsightly appearance of their swimming pool area. She referred to working ~0½ years at Bethesda Hospital and told about two dro~ings which happened to small children at private homes with enclosed pools. Also, the previous speaker referred to no k~uown drawnings or fatilities in condo- minium or co-op pools. Therefore, she opposes this amendment. Mayor Zack clarified that this was actually in favor of the amendment. Mr. De~rco moved to adopt Ordinance No. 77-16 on second reading, seconded by ~. Caldwell. Under discussion, Mayor Zack stated he was asked by two different condominiums what is me,mt by reasm~able surveillance, etc. as referred to in the ordinance and Mr. Moore informed him that it simply means there would be supervision in the vicinity of the pool to watch over it during the hours open under the rules and regu- lations. Mayor Zack referred to discussing previously havir~E the Building Dept. patrol this and also that a copy of the insurance will be necessary for the City. M~s. Jackson re- plied that she thought it would be logical to have a copy of the insurance for the City files and ~. DeMarco agreed. ~w~s. Jac~on asked if this was the procedure with businesses such as motels and M~s. Padgett replied that the ones that do have insurance do Eurnish the City with a copy. ~.yor Zack stated he still was concerned about health and general safety. Mrs. Padgett then took a roll call vote on the motion as follows: C~anci~a~¢~ - Aye Viee~M~rJa~P~On - Aye Councilman Strnad - No Councilman Caldwell - Aye M~or Zack No Motion c~ried 3-2. Ordinances 1st Reading NOI~E -4- MiNU~S - ~GULAR Cl~f COUNCIL .~ETiNG BOYN~O~ BEACH, FLORIDA JUI~ 21, 1977 Re~olution~ Proposed Resolution No. 77-HH- Re: Demolition of Umsound and Unsafe Buildings and Structures Within the City Limits~ef Boynton Beach ..... M~. Moore read proposed Resolution No. 77'HH. M~. Caldwell moved the adoption of Resolution No. 77-HH, seconded by ~s. Jackson. No discussion, M~s. Padgett took a roll call vote on the motion as follows: Vice Mayor Jackson - Aye Coumcilm~a Strnad - Aye Councilm~n Caldwell - ~e Councilman DeMarc~ - Aye Mayor Zack - ~ye Motion carried 5-0. ~UBLz~ P~,~RiNG - 8 P. M. Parcel #1 - The S½ of Lot 3 and the M½ of Lot 4, Laurel Hills S/D Location: 315 & 316 N. W. 7th Street Applicant: Robert G. Beane Request: Rezone to C-2 from R-tA Use: Per C-2 Commercial Uses M~. Moore read proposed Ordinance No. 77-18 in its en~mrety. Mr. Kohl informed the Council that the rezoning request sub- mitted by M~. Robert Beane to zone from R-lA to C-2 at the Planning & Zoning Board meeting of June 14, 1977 was unani- mously reco~nended for approval after noting a petition signed oy adjoining property owners in favor of this application. The motion to approve was made by ~. Lambert and seconded by M~. Arena. Mayor Zack referred to this being discussed at the April 26 meeting of the Planning & Zoning Board ~ud it was passed 5-2, hut a public hearing was not held. Mmyor Zack ask~a if anyone wished to speak in favor of th_s zoning change and received no response. He then asked if anyone opposed it ~ud received no response. ~. Caldwell moved the adoption of Ordinance No. 77-18 on first reading, seconded by M~. DeMarco. No discussion. Mrs. Padgett took a roll call vote on the motion as follows: -5- MI~YJTES - REGUL~nq CITY COUNCIL ~ETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA JU~ 21, ~977 Councilman Strnad - Aye Councilman Caldwelt - Aye Cou~cilma~ DeMarce - Aye Vice M~yor Jackson - ~ye M~vor Zack - ~ye Motion carried 5-0. ~enda Addition ¥~yor Zackannounced he had overlooked one item which was supposed to be on the agenda under Resolutions, No. 3, Pro- posed Resolution Establishing a Boynton Beach Federal Public Works Account. LEGAL (Continued) Resolutions (Continued) Proposed Resolution No. 77-ii - Re: Declaring Need for a Housing Authority (Tabled) M~. DeMarco moved to t~ke from the table Resolution No. 77-II, seconded by M~. Caldwell. Motion carried 5-0. Mayor Zack requested input from the City Attorney and M~. Moore informed them that the information basically is that we are working with Boca Raton on the possibility of setting up an independent housing authority with the City designated as the agency for funding under Section 8. He hs~ received information from Boca Raton that their application has been approved by the authorities in Jacksonville, ~aere has been no funding as yet, but they are set up to handle it when funds are available. This is a possible alternative. M~. Kohl added that he talked to ~. Eric Williams and he informed him that they did make application to HUD and they do not ex- pect trouble in receiving funds and are working it ~hrough the administration. M~s. Jackson suggested putting this back on the table so the City Attorney and City Manager can do a little more inquiry and bring in the appropriate papers. Mayor Zack suggested discussing it from the table ~ud letting the City M~nager proceed. M~. Moore agreed that the aoplication should be investigated ~ad suggested appointing-a Housing Board as an advisory board. ~s. Jackson stated~that this resolution would not be apprspriate and they must get more information and Mr. Moore agreed. M~s. Jackson moved to strike this x~om the agenda ~ud have another one pre~ented to the Council. M~s. Padgett informed the Council that people had requested to speak. -6- MINUTES - P~GUL~M CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOTNTON BEACH, FLORIDA Jb~ 21, 1977 Mr. Charles Johnson, 25 Colonial Club Drive, appeared before the Council. He referred to being Chairman of the Community Relations Board and advised that after intent study and dis- cussion, the Board is in full agreement that there is dire need for a Housing Authority in Boynton Beach, so the people in Boynton Beach can receive the benefits the people of sur- rounding cities now have. Mamy conditions warrant a Housing Authority. The Council is talking about having their own Housing Authority, the same as other cities, which are having troubles. He thinks study should be given to the type of Housing Authority. Mx. Ron Johnson, 1205 N.. W. ~th Street, appeared before the Council. He advised that he was a member of the Community Relations Board and does not entirely agree with Mx. Charles · oh~uson that all the members agree a Housing Authority is needed. Something should be done, but he is not sure of the approach. Once it is formed, there is no way to abolish it. Possibly there should be a referendum for the people to decide which route to take. When the Federal Government gets in- volved, they have the tendency to push or pull different ways. A bigger slum may possibly be created~ Ten years ago, there Were ten blocks of slum area and then the Federal Govermment hull2 houses sponsored by HS~ and now there is a 25 block slum area. Me~or Zack replied that he believed if the City went on their own, it could always be abolished. Mx. Moore clarified that they were not talking about going according to Chapter 421, but were referring to an alternate route to have an advisory board appointed to give input. Mrs. Evelyn Ostrow, 1313 S. W. 21st Street, appeared before the Council and informed them that she works with the Delray Beach Housing Authority. She told about removing people from Boynton Beach to Delray Beach because we did not have housing. She requests they consider looking into a Housing Authority. M~. Caldwell asked if the proposed approach that Boca Raton was working on was similar to the Riviera Beach structure and ~. Moore replied: no, it was not under the stringent State structure. Mayor Zack referred to losing people on rent subsidy and re- quested the City Mmnager to act as quickly as oossible on this and ~. Kohl replied that he would call H~$ the first thing in the morning. M~. DeMarco then seconded the motion. Under discussion, M~s. Jackson referred to a newspaper article regard~ug Gov. Askew vetoing a certain bill mud stated she would give this to the City Manager to check. Motion carried ~-0 -7- MINUTES - REGUL~R CITY COUNCIL M~ETING JUh~ 21, 1977 BOYNTON BE~_CH, FLORID~ Proposed Resolution No. 77-II - Re: Establishing a Boynton Beach Federal Public %Vorks Account Moore read. proposed Resolution No. 77-II. ~. Caldwell moved the adoption of Resolution No. 77-II, seconded by M~s. Jackson. Under discussion, b~. DeMarco referred to the resolution stating the commercial bank should be located in the City of Boynton Beach and asked if these f~uds would draw interest and Mr. Kohl replied that he hoped so, but a checking account will not. ~. DeMarco asked if the funds would be in a checl~ing account and Mr. Kohl replied that they would be put where the Federal Government states. M~. Moore stated that ~e would just state ~'account" in the reso- lution. M~r. DeMarco asked if they would be limited to a bank in Boynton Beach if they possibly could get more interest else- where and ~. Caldwell replied that he believed we should keep the business in Boynton Beach. Mr. Kohl stated that he would try to stick in Boynton Beach within reason ~ad suggested taking out "checking in Boynton Beach". M~s. Padgett then follows: Councilman Caldwell - ~je Councilman DeMarco - Aye Vice M~yor Jackson - Aye Councilman Strnad - Aye Mayor Zack - Aye took a roll call vote on the motion as Motion carried 5-0. Other Authorization for the Mayor to Execute Stipulation to Termi- nate Beach Snack Bar Lease Between Mir. Donald Shelhamer & City ~. Moore referred to this having to do with the snack bar lease and advised there was an existing lease with two ye~s to run and the City Council entered into a new agreement with the purchaser of the old tenant. Mms. Jack~on referred to this being similar to the County Commissioners with their garbage situation and explained. She believes we are not doing the right thing by not putting it out for bid. We should have extended the lease with ~. Shelhamer or broken the lease with the consent of both parties and then have gone out for bid. M_~. Caldwell made a motion to authorize entering the lease, seconded by Mm. Strnad. Under discussion, ~@. Caldwell stated he could appreciate Vice ~yor Jackson's comments, but thi~i~s -8- MINUTES REGULAR CITY COUNCIL ~TING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA JL~ 21 , 1977 the underlying fact with the County Commissioners was the fact it was such a long lease. He does not thdm~k the new five year leas~ with William and Louis Lichtenstein is that lengthy of a period which would cause undue hardship to any- one. Mrs. Jackson reolied that it is being extended beyond the period it was supposed to be and it should go out for bid without M~. Shelhamer deciding, ~. DeMarco agreed it should have been bid. ~Lr. Caldwell stated that he as yet had a name to come forward as being interested in this particular property° ~. DeMarco replied that people in the audience previously expressed intsrest. Motion carried 3-2, with Mrs. Jackson and M~. DeMa~co dissenting~ Consider Amendment to Board of Adjustment .Ordinance ~. Moore referred to the Board of Adjustment previously re- quiring four votes to take action with a five member Board. He explained how this was a relatively powerful Board and suggests with the increase in members, a vote of five should now be required. Moore read Ordinance No. 77-19. M~s. Jackson moved adoption of Ordinance No. 77-19 on first reading, seconded by Mr. Caldwell. Under discussion, Mayer Zack clarified that five members must be present and voting am_d Mr. Moore agreed that five would be a quorum. ~s. Jackson added that she thought it was a good idea to hs~e it, so it is not too easy to change the building and zoning codes. M~s. Padgett took a roll~.call vote on the motion as follows: Comucilman DeM~rco - Aye Vi~e Mayor Jackson - ~e Councilmsm Strnad ~ye Councilman Caldwelt Aye Mayor Zack &ye Motion carried 5-0. Mms. Jack~on asked if someone was supposed to take p~mt in the discussion by the Board if he had abstained from voting ~ud ~. Moore replied: no, he does not think they should participate at all until the issue is resol~zed. Fmcs. Jackson asked if she was correct that anyone abstaining should state their conflict am_d reason and Mm. Moore replied that he thought a simple statement would be enough. OLD BUSINESS Consider Appointments to Housing Authority - 5 Members (Tabled) M~s. Jackson suggested leaving this on the table until we decide what we are going to do ~ud the members agreed. -9- o~ERtoldhim MI~JTES - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING B0~TON B~ACH, FLORIDA JUNE 21, 1977 Report. on Water Plant (Tabled) ~v~. DeMarco made a motion to remove this from the table, seconded by Mrs. Jack, On. Motion carried 5-0. ~. Kohl read the attached letter dated June 17, ~977 from Russell & Axon. M~or Zack stated he did not think this was the report they were looking for, but the information received from D.E.R. in regs~ds to the application. Mfs. JackSOn dis agreed and stated her motion was to obtai~ information from E~P.A. She advised that she had received & report from E.P.A. g~ read the part pertaining to hardness. She clarified that it still states the E.P.A. does not .know. A study was done'for the E.P.A. by the Natiomal Academy Of Sciences and they do not know and are doing further studies. She thinks we should go ahead with enle~gihg the water system ~ud wait until somebody comes up with a definite yes or no. She feels water hardness wou~ld be more advantageous than lime softening. 7/5/77 ~?yor Zack stated he thought we should get the report concern- mng the application. M~s. Jackson referred to the minutes stating we should wait until we hear from E.P.A. and we have not hes~d from E.P.A. She referred to .~. Hallman stating previously that there were two alternatives, and she referre~ to a third and that is we do nothing except go ahead e~d ~. Hallman agreed. She is opposed to doing something until we find out more about this. _Mr. DeMmrco added that he didn't believe we should go through lime softening until they make us. ~ney do not know the effects of lime softening until proven what they are. Mayor Zack suggested waiting for the response on the application. He asked if the application had been filed ~_d Mr. Kohl replied that it was. Mr. Strnad stated that time and time again, we have been told the proper course to follow by D.E.R. in the construction of the ~lant. The engineers proceeded in the way they thought was best. it is not a unique situation with the only City being told to use lime softening, but is used in over 80% of the cities of Florida. He does not see how we can turn our backs on D.E.R. They have told us. By not doing it, it is disobeying what they have told us. Mm. DeMmrco replied that they should definitely prove that we need lime softening. ~s. Jackson referred to the E.P.A. being over D.E.R. and stated she would be opposed to doing ~uything until somebody See Miu. o~ comes up with the ~uswer whether it does or doesn't cause 7/5/77 cardiac vascular disease. She referred to Dr. Rayborn saying GlenDyke~ our water ~as contaminated and when ~_w. Russell was here, she asked him three times if our water was conte~inated or had ever been and every time the reply was no. Until some- body says we have to go ahead and forces us to put iulines, she -t0- MINUTES - REGULAR CITT COUNCIL I~ETIT~G BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA JU~ 21, 1977 does not see an>- sense spending ½ million dollars a~ud doing it. ~. Strnad replied that this ½ million dollars will be far outweighed in the money saved in the maintenance of the lines and homes. In view of the deterioration of the pipes, it would be far more advantageous to have lime softened water. ME. Caldwell referred to ~. Russell pointing out that the deterioration of the pipes was not caused by the water, but by the types of lines in homes in the older area. If we continue to construct the plam. t waiting for EoP. A. to come up with a definitive study on the detrimental effects in the drinking water, it could take two to three years. What hap- pens to the plant ~uder construction? Wha~ are the contrac- tors going to do to the City for holding them up? What would the result be to the citizens in view of money and health considerations? If we can continue to construct a~ud circum- vent the problem of softening until E.P.A. ma/~es a final decision regarding the health question, he thin_ks we should continue with the plant c~cumventing this particular pro- blem. He refuses to swallow the fact that E.P.A. says we must do it which does not make it right for ali comm~uities. He can appreciate that 8C~ of the cities are being forced to go to lime treatment, but is this being done justly? ~Jor Zack asked who could give this information and Mr. DeMarco replied that nobody knows. Ma~or Zack continued that there was a directive to the previ- ous Council. He explained how there were two~i~es to be considered with regards to lime softening. Mrs. Jackson agreed and stated she thought we should wait since there are two sides. >~s. Jackson then stated that in regards to aesthetics, she does not care what it looks like as long as it is pure. She referred to M~. Russell quoting a figure of $76,000 if we do not go ahead with the plant, but it would cost ½ million dollars to change. Mayor Zack suggested they find out from the contractors and see ho~ much money will be involved. He added that he realizes health is important, but also equipment is supposed to be coming. M~s. Jackson made a motion to continue with enlarging our water plant a~ud leave this as it is until we have further word from E.P.A. Mm. DeMarco seconded the motion. Under discussion, ~. DeMarco commented that he thinks Boynton Beach has the finest water in Palm Beach County. ~s. Jackson added that ~. Hallman has said the main reason is for aesthetices ~ud anyone who wants beautiful water can vote for it. N2~s. Padgett then took a roll call vote on the motion as follows: MINUTES - REGUL~ CITY C05$fCIL MEETING BO~TON BEACH, FLORIDA JU~ 2t, 1977 Vice Mayor Jackson - &ye Councilman Strnad No Council~r~zu Caldwell - Aye Councilman DeM~rco M~yor Zack - No Motion carried 3-2. Appoint (I) Designee and (1) Alternate Council (Tabled) to Community Action M~s. Jackson made a motion to remove this from the table, seconded by ~. Caldwell. Motion carried 5-0. Mmyor Zack asked if ceived no response. the table, seconded carried 5-~. anyone had someone to ~ ~ ~ecommen~ ~ud re- Mrs. Jackson moved to put this back on by M~. DeMarco. Mo discussion. Motion Consideration of Vested Rights - MC. Arnold Stroshein (Tabled) l~. DeMarco made a motion ~o remove this from the table, seconded by M~. Caldwell. Motion carried 5-0. M~. Kohl read the attached memorandums from }~. Bud Howell and Mr. Carmen Annunziato. }-~s. Jackson asked Mr. Annunziato how many acres P~. Stroshein has and M~. Annunziato replied approximately five. M~s. Jackson asked how many units per acre and M~. Annunziato in- formed her that there are 84 units and he pl~us 40 more. }~s. Jackson stated this was way over the new zoning allowance. ~. DeMarco referred to the permits taken out and ~¢~. ~_unu~uz~ato informed him that permits were taken out for individual build- ings; each building had a separate permit and separate certifi- cate of occupancy. ~. DeMarco questioned whether the mora- torium had any bearing on this and ~s. Jackson told about being a member of the Planning & Zoning Board in 1974 and taking a tour of this e~ea s=ud Harbour Hall was in the pro- cess of being built then. Z4~. Arnold Stroshein, 710 N. E. 7th Street, Owner and Developer of this project, appeared before the Council. He stated that the project was started in 1968 and he has evidence in his file to substantiate this. In 1967, the property was set up for R-3 zoning. Construction was started in 1968-69. He was under continuous construction during that period of time and is still under construction. He has a copy of the site plan and the Building Official has noted in his memo that there is a site plan. All the existing buildings were approved until he came to project 7t-813 and in order to have it completed, -t2- MI~DJ~S - REGUL~_M CITY COLR~CIL ~ETZNG BO~V~TON BEAm, FLORIDA JU~ 21, 1977 he had to complete certain improvements. These improvements give easements for water and sewer lines through his property. He had to bring in water and sewer lines to take care of con- struction for all the buildd~ugs on the site pls~. He had to go a step further and do all the engineering. This is the last building in the project. Apparently the reason for this total work ~uud expense to be done by him, which was many thousands of dollars, was for non-abatement. He never planned on abating it. All the improvements were installed to a point, which the City Council should consider when they vote tonight. To the best of his knowledge the only items which need doing ~ for the City are a thoroughfare for a fire route and also for the t2 and 18 ton sanitation trucks° This meatus if this last building is not built which has site plan approval, this could never happen because this sits directly in the center of the buildings there now. In the e~ent it does ~ot happen, we would be hampering the life, limb and welfare of all the people livir~ there. This was required by the Fire Marshall. If this building is not allowed, he would want to be relieved from doing this work. Mr. Stroshein continued that the permit was taken out for test piling in 197~. In 1974-75-76, he put in 5 ft. of fill in this property as it is located adjacent to the mari~ for the people living in the project and the intracoastal Waterway. He took out a perm~it for a seawall. He had other engineering studies made. He~is now to the point of going ~aead with the project. He does not feel it was~abandoned. There is a master plan. If it is not completed, there will not be access for fLre equipment and sanitation equipment and he explained the roumd- about way the trucks would have to travel. He plans to com- plete the project as approved by the City Council 6n the master p!e~. M~. Stroshein stated that in regards to the ownership, he would like to clam~ify that he and I~5~. R. Ke~hig purchased thm land in 1967 from Mrs. Yo~n~e~. At that aoproximat~time, he also purchased other properties, but nothing was aa~ed after that. At that time, the First Bank of Boynton Beach and Flagship Bank were the only partners. Everyone has been oaid off and only hi,elf and the First Bank of Boynton Beach ~ow hold interest in this property. -~. Stroshein then referred to the sewer moratorium financially hurting him very much ~_ud also many others. He referred to the certificate of occupancy issued in August, t974, and told about having to go through the State Legislature to force the City to let him hook up. He explained how there would have been a vacant monstrosity if he had ~een unable to hook~ ~up. lm~.eo, la~e_y after the sewer moratorium was lifted, he come in with a set of plans which were approved with stamps ~ud Jack Barrett,s signatures stati~ag approval for piling only, but builds? proceeds at own risk for construction. This is -13- MINUTES - REGUL~.R CITY COUNCIL ~EETING BOYNTON BEA~[, FLORIDA JUNE 21, 1977 dated 3/2t/74. He admits he could have gotten here sooner, but did come into the City Building Dept. a few months back and discussed it with certain individuals ~ud finally with the City Pls~nner. He is finally to the point where fir~uucial studies have been completed e~d the building can he sold. When a building goes bankrupt, everyone loses. Mayor Zack replied that he found some disagreement with his statements and they also must consider setting a precedent as he heard a situation similar to this would like to continue. Mr. DeMarco replied that things have happened under different circumstances, hut he thinks we should help people and get additional revenue for the City. Mayor Zack replied that he did not think any member wanted to hurt anyone. He still feels we should abide by the rules mud regulations set up. ~s. Jackson asked how many units he has - 28 in Harbour Hall and Mr. Stroshein replied there are presently 56 units. ~. Annunziato clarified that in the Inlet Club there are E8 or a total of 84 completed and he wants to build 40 more on five acres. ~. Stroshein stated that he has done every- thing called for under Ordinance 62-9. He is only asking the City Council to let a businessman in Boynton Beach complete a project and there is only one more building s_nd they will get the fire protection and sanitation route. ~s. Jackson stated that this was 25 units per acre. M~~. Catdwell stated that the project was stopped through no fault of this gentleman but because of the sewer moratorium. If not because of the moratorium, possibly it would have con- tinued. ~s. Jackson replied that Mr. Stroshein did not come back. ~. Stroshein informed them that when he com- pleted 28 units, al! financial interests were~cancelled and there was no action for recourse. He had to sell the build- ings on a cash basis. He could not get commitments. Up until six months ago, he could not get another mortgage com- mitment. Today, it is impossible vo get a mortgage commlt- ment on large condominiu~ projects. M~. DeMarco stated that under the circumst~uces due to the moratorium, he moves to grant this permit. Mm. Caldwell seconded the motion. Under discussion, P~s. Jackson re- ferred to this being many more units per acre than allowed and she can~uot go along with it. M~. Kohl stated that he would be the first to help anyone in the City and was asked yesterd~j about another similar project like this. He thinks they should find another way to help out the Build- ing Official and City Planner. He carnaot see the Building Official and City Planner m~_king determination according to ordinances ~ud then going back on the ordinance by a Council decision. It puts the Building Official ~ud City Planner in a bad light. ~. DeMarco disagreedaand stated he thought MIA~JTE$ - REGULAR CITY COU~NCI~ MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORiDA JUNE 21, t977 there were other circumst~uces here and if there is another case, it should also be brought before the Council. Mr. Kohl replied that he didn't think they should put two gen- tlemen on the spot. Mr. DeMs~co replied ~nat he thought the Council was being put on the spot with having te make this decision. M~. Kohl replied that these two gentlemen have made a decision and M~. Moore replied that he thinks they made a reco~mendationo ~s. Padgett then to~ a roll call vote on the motion as follows: Councilman Strnad Councilm~uu Caldwell - Aye Councilm~ DeMarco - Aye Vice Mmyor Jackson - NO M~yor Zack - No Motion carried 3-2. City Manager,~ Report on Goldberg Prooerty M~. Kohl told about trying to contact Mr. Goldberg and being unahle to, but Mr. Walter Dutch finally did get in touch with him and advised that the l~ud next to the boat docks is com- mitted until approximately September 6. NEW BUSII~SS Res?Eve Annexation Area - Councilman Richard D. Caldwel! Mr. Ca!dwe!l announced that he requested City Manager Kohl to put this on the agenda for discussion because he thinks Boynton Beach should take a closer look at the reserve annexation area. He thinks this Council should t~e initiative and plan now for annexing areas before we lose them permanently. He thinks an organizational study should be done. To his knowledge, a time table analysis has never been done in the past and he feels it should be done now. T~aken into consideratio~em~d ~ area~ such as Lime Tree, Quail Ridge, etc., thosa ~hich are already developed. While a couole are not in the annex reserve aa~ea, he thinks we should ~mk$ attempts to have these areas join our great City. ~e must gather the facts a~ad prepare them for these people in these other areas. Now we provide water to some s~eas and will be handling sewage in the future. We n~ed to know the cost. We need to compare police protection, fire protection, garbage service, etc. to what they have and what we can offer. If we can make it feasible for the City to annex~ we should expedite and exp~nd the City boundaries. if we cannot comvete with the services, we should re-assess our rates. We n~ed to bring communities into Boynton Beach before we are faced with the same problems as Boca Raton. We should avoid the fragmentation of this area such as in Lake Worth and West Palm Beach. He prevails upon Boynton -15- M'i~UTES - REGUL~q CITY COUNCIL I~ETiNG BO~H~TON BEACH, ~ORIDA JU~E 21, 1977 to move towardS these areas rather than have these areas join together or become strictly individual. We must mske it worthwhile for them to become annexed. ~. Caldwell made a motion to direct the ve~ious department heads to collect and prepare the necessary information to determine bhe feasibility of annexation of these various developments and proceed to study the necessary requirements needed for annexation and provide the Co~ncil with this infor- mation so we can tel~e the necessary steps in annexation. Mr. Caldwell continued that he thi~ there s~e certain develop- ments in this area which for some reason or another have not considered becoming a part©of Bo~nton Beach or sole entities. He calls on this Council to offer input to see if we can take the necessary steps for ~nnexation to the north and west of us, so we can make the City grow. Mayor Zack replied that he was concerned about this. There are two ways of annexing - voluntarily by the people who want to come in and the other is initiative by the ~ouncil. if we go out, we must get 51%. He feels some people moved to get out of Boynton Beach to have more acreage. He thinks th~ procedure suggested is correct, but he questions whether we should ask them, but they should be asking us. ~rs. Jackson stated that the Village of Golf is an incorpor- ated community and Quail Ridge ~ud Delray Dunes bonded with them. In 1973, this a~uexation came up quite often and the people were here in droves objecting, as they moved into the country purposely. ~. Strnad added that he has also sat through ~mny meetings when annexation was just mentioned and it was crowded with people telling us they wanted no part of Boynton Beach and chose to live in the County. He does not feel we can force our intentions upon those people. He thinks they should come to us and ~sk us to be a~uexed. M~s. Jackson referred to an editorial in 1971 in the Palm Beach Times pertaining to the bigger/better/cheaper myth and pointing out even though bigger, it does not mean better. She thinks we must remember the bigger the City gets, the more it costs to operate ~ud costs the ~eople in the City more. Mayor Zack stated he thinks Mr. Caldwell has a good thought and possibly it should be checked and get some re- actior~. Some people in Lime Tree have talked to him and he has told them it was up to them to come to us. ~ms. Jackson asked if it had to be contiguous to be annexed and ~ Moore replied: yes. ~s. Padgett informed the Council that requests were made to speak on this item. -t6- MINUTES - REGULAR CITer COUNCIL ~ET~G BOY~ITON BEACH, FLORIDA Jb%IE 2t, t977 Mm. John L. Johnson, 4354 Redding Road, appeared before the Council and stated that as sure as June 21 comes along, so does annexation. Former l~yor DeLong always had this. How- ever, ~. Caldwell is the first person from the Council who has had an intelligent approach to the future of the areas west of Congress. He told about attending a civic meeting in Boynton Beach and then being politely informed that he and his wife weren't wanted because they live west of Con- gress. He told about talking to many people living in the County and they don't quite feel they are ready to be an- nexed. He explained how they thought the appearance of the ~hopping centers, downtown, etc. should be cleaned, land- scapsd, etc. They think Boynton Beach has gotten to the point where they a_we tax conacimms~ They will never get the sewers out to his house. He is for ¥~. Caldwell's idea though if they could all sit down and discuss it. There are too many fancy planners planning everything on paper, but they don't know how to do it. They must get the people in these spotted ~eas a~ad form a committee with some of the people from the City Council and look ten years down the road. He told about living in illinois and how the sewer was planned and installed to circle the city and if they wanted sewers, they had to annex~to the Cit~. There should have been a sewer district here. They can't look at Boynton Beach five years from now, but must consider 55 years from now. They ~ow they will come into Boynton Beach one day, but the City must be practical and plan for the sewers, water, fire, police, etc. and not just have it on paper. The minute the money comes into the City coffers, it will be spent east of Congress. If a committee can be formed for long term plans, he is all for it. EVery time, this is on the agenda, there are 750 to 800 signatures against it until they can see what good it will do. Msyor Zack stated he still felt ~. Ca!dwe!l's thoughts were good. M~. DeMarco agreed, but stated he does not think we have anything to offer these people at this time. When we can offer other protections such as police and fire, then it m~v be the proper time to make a move. He thinks this is premature. Mr.~ Caldwell replied that he was sorry he felt that w~. ~. Dennis Clark, 4376 Redding Road, appeared before the Council and advised he was the President of the Homeowners ASsociation in this area. He stated that the majority of the members e~e completely against any annexations>of the western section into Boynton Beach. The main reason would be the added taxes they would have to pe~ as opposed to County taxes. Also, there are laws and~ordinances which are unfair to the area where they live. He referred to particu- larly the recreation vehicle law. They like the freedom and being able to have ducks, chickens, pigs, etc. They believe -17- MINUTES - REGULAR CITY C0~CiL MEETING BOY~TON BEACH, FLORIDA JUhqE 21, 1977 the Sheriff's Department is providing more than adequate pro- tection. All services are being met except possibl~ the minor or major repairs to roads. However, he does not see where it would be resolved by the City. 'This evening, the City Council approved 25 units per acre and the County protects them from this high density. The majority of the people are satisfied drinking water from wells suud having septic tanks. It would cost the City quite a bit to get the ~es out to their houses. When they ha~e adequate water with a well, sewers would just be an additional tax. Some of the advantages would be having the roads completely resurfaced without having the individual property owners assessed for this particular service, a fi~e station, park or auditorium. M~s. Jackson informed him that their area will be brought in on the sewer because the regional plant will include the unin- corporated areas. Mr. Caldwell added that they would also have to pay higher user charge if not part of Boynton Beach because the City would have to pump it to the plant. This was not decided by the City of Boynton Beach, but was a de- cision of the Federal Government. He is sorry to hear that the people inlthe western parts do not desire to have any voice in the local government. He does not think the City of Boynton Beach cannot take oare of their desk-res mud needs. He thinks the Council is willing to hear out the recreation vehicle ordinance. The City does listen to various groups of people. He is sorry they feel so down on Boynton Beach. ~s. Jackson added that the s~nouncement made at the begin- ning of the meeting regarding a public hearing on June 29 at 2:00 P. M. has to do with the sewers in the~nincorporated area. Mr. Strnad stated he appreciated what M~. Johnson said about the decrepidated looking condition along north U. S. 1. Thome buildings are disgusting to see and also the gas station on the corner at U. S. ~ ~ud 2nd Avenue is a garbage dump and he explained. He thinks it is encumbent upon the Community Appearance Board to get these places cleaned up. M~s. Jackson agreed, but she thinks where the buildings were cut in half, the people cannot help the appearance. ~. Strnad replied that the color could have been sy~oided and Jack, on replied that she did not think we can tell people what color to paint something. !~. ~aldwe_! asked about the motion he made and FzJor Zack ascertained that it died for lack of a second. Discuss Ordinance Like State Law: All Money Collected from Boynton Beach Citizens Must be Spent in City Limits~- .... Vice M~yo~ Emily M. Jackson ~s. Jackson stated she was referring to revenue sha~ng and anti-recession funds which she considers~ are being collected -18- MINUTES - PJ~GULAR CiT~ COb~CIL ~ETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA JUNE 21, ~977 from our people indirectly. She referred to the County asking us to contribute to a community school amd told about Mr. Frost, the City Msauager of Palm Beach, saying they could not contribute to anything outside of the City limits. She thin?~ the City Attorney should draw up 8m ordinance applicable to our City, since it will help us in the end and we should keep the mone~ here in the City. Mayor Mack agreed it was a good idea. Mayor Zack then referred to having quite a hassle about the drug abuse, but questioned what could be done about our local youngsters. He also asked about sending our violators to the Sherif~,s Department. Mms. Jackson replied that she thought a line could be drawn and the ordinance could be drawn up similar to the State Law. ~or Mack referred to have 40 to 50 youngsters in the commun- ity in drug abuse ~nd asked where we would send them saud ~s. Jackson replied that we should ask the County to take this over as it is a County problem. Mayor Mack stated that 49 people were from the City and he believes they should be tsi~en care of by the City. M~. Caldwell stated we are sitting here as the Council sand we cs~ determine where wes D end the money. An ordinance is not needed, but just a vote by the Council. ~-~s. Jackson referred to the community school asking us to help the media center. ~e have our own library and the County library and now they want media centers. She thin~ such an ordinance could eliminate a lot of pressure put on the Council. M~. Caldwell replied t~at% he did not think any pressure had been put on us. if we don,t want to go along with something, we don't. Mayor Zack stated he was concerned about the Federal money we receive and hopes 100% will stay here. Mrs. Jackson moved to have the City Attorney research this and come back with the State law and see if we want to pat- tern an ordinance similar to it. M~. DeMarco seconded the motion. Under discussion, Mm. Caldwell remarked that he did not think it was necessary. Mr. Strnad asked for ~. Moore's comments ~ud Mr. Moore reolie~ that he thought they would be limiting themselves. It ~s not complicated to see that any funds received in Boynton Beach would be spent in the munici- pal limits. ~s. Jackson stated she would like to see the law and Mr. Moore informe~ her that Boca Raton has a similar law. ~s. Jackson clz~ified that she was just asking him to bring the law back ~ud ~.yor Mack stated no motion was needed and the request was made. AD~ N ISTRAT IVE MINUTES - REGUL~ CITY C0~CiL MEET~G BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA JB~ 21, 1977 Request Approval: Site Plans for Office Complex, N. E. 6th Cour____~ between Ocean Avenue & N. E. 2nd Avenu~ ~yor Zack referred to receiv&~gletters from the D.O.T. and the minutes from the Planning & Zoning Board in regards to this area and suggested tabling this and authorizing the City Manager and City Planner to call a meeting with the D.O.T. officials ~ud report back at the next Council meeting. ~s. Jack, on moved to table this until the next meeti~ and have the C±ty M~nager get a definite no or yes from the D.O.~. M~. Moore stated that he would like to give input as he is personally involved. He thinks it is contrary to the recom- mendation from the Planning & Zoning Board to te~ble this and would like to move forward, He would like them to see the plans. Mayor Zack replied that a 30 ft. right-of-way is in question at the north end and if they are going to condemn it, it skould be done within two weeks. M~s. JackSon clarified that her motion was if in two weeks, we do not ~ve informa- tion, we will move on this. Mr. DeMarco seconded the motion. Un~er discussion, M~s. Jackson stated that she did not think the D.O.T. had ar~y right to hold anyone up for ages like they did with 1-95. She does not think we can keep anyone from building on property owned by them until the D.O.T. takes it. She does not think we should hold anyone Up, but she doesn't think two weeks will makeaa~v difference. M~~. DeMarco added that at the next Council meeting, we must make a decision and M~s. Jackson agreed. Motion carried 5-0. Consider Offer to Purchase Property for Recreational ~rposes - Sutton ManOr Subdivision . . M~. Kohl requested this to be held until the next meeting as he is trying to get a price on the other ~ ~rs. Jack, on moved to table this, seconded by ~. DeMarco. Motion ce~ried 5-0. Consider Resolution to County - Re: Atlantic. H. S. Pool - Vice Mayor Emily M. Jackson ~h~s. Jackson referred to the Aqua Crest Pool having been planned for ma~- years and at times having been asked to contribute. She does not think it is right for us to be contributing. Lake Worth High School has a pool where half our children ge built by the County. She would like us to go on record with the County Commission asking them to fund this for Atl~atic High School. Mayor Zack replied that he was informed that the County was at one time willing to con- tribute $500,000, but were also concerned what Delray Beach and Boynton Beach would contribute. 5~s. Jack, on stated she would like a resolution drawn for the next meeting. Mm. DeMarco clarified that she wsmted the County to foot the bill and ~s. Jackson replied that it was in County territory. -20- M!~UTES - REGU~R CITY COUNClW~ MEETING B0tq~TON BEACH, FLORIDA JU~ 21, 1977 ~. Caidwell seconded the motion with the amendment that when the resolution comes forward that representatives from Aqua Crest be present to discuss the resolution. Mrs. Jackson asked~lf~s]ayone was present now. Dr. Carter, President of A~Ua Crest, appeared before the Council. He informed them that at present, they are attempt- ing to show local support for a County project. It has been accepted by the County Commission to be included in the bud- get. There will be nothing finaluntil the budget is final. He would like local support from Boynton Beach and Delr~ Beach recognizing this as a worthwhile project. Mayor Zack asked if the figure was $500,000 and Dr. Carter replied that it jumps all the time. Mrs. Jackson suggested not put,lng in a figure. Mr. DeMarco clarified that they were recommending that the County handle it and we are in favor of it. ~r. Cen~ter informed them that he would be glad to work on the resolution with the City ~nd has made some for Delray Beach s_ud the Chamber of Commerce. ~. Strnad asked if it was going to cost us any money and Mayor Zack replied: no, only indirectly through County taxes. Motion carried 5-0. Discuss All Shell Rock Roads Within City Limits~ - City M~uager Frank Kohl P~. Kohl referred to this being brought to the Co~ucil's atten- tion from time to time and requested approval ~o do all the shell rock roads. ~. Caldwell moved to grant the City Manager permission. ~s. Padgett informed the City Council ~at Mr. Ron Johnson had requested to speak. ~. Caldwell then with- drew his motion. ~. Ron Johnson, 1205 N. W. 7th Street, appeared before the Council ~ud informed them that he lives in one of the areas with shell rock roads. He wholeheartedly agrees with Mr. Kohl ~ud this should be done. Large sums of money ~spent cleaning and repairing these roads. It could solve the pro- blem permanently this way. He referred to ~. Ca!dwell's statements in reference to annexation and stated that the City has been doing nothing to progress. He thinks they will progress by following the suggestions of ~. Kohl and ~. Caldwell. ~s. Jackson asked if he didn't think the City should ts~e car~ of itself first ~ud M~. Johnson re- plied that they should not be sitting here 10 to 15 years from now with the City collapsing. Mayor Zack referred to setting a precedent ~%d'advised that this was altogether different and Federal Revenue Sharing funds would be used ~ud not local taxes. ~s. Jackson agreed -21 - MIA~JTES - REGUk&R CITF CODq~CI-~ MEETING BOYNTON BE~_CH, FLORIDA JUNE 21, t977~ and also the roads would be covered so the dust doesn't fly. f~. Kohl informed them that a good road would be built. There will not be the tremendous swale area, but a good road will be built using City forces. l~s. Jackson moved to accept the City f~anager,s recommendation and do the shell rock roads in the City limits. M~. DeM~mrco seconded the motion. No discussion. Motion carried 5-0. · ~ - · 2 · it Consider Amendments to Ordmn~_ces 67 25, 68- 3, 68-26; as Pertaf_us to Permit Fees M~. Eohl referred to a recommenaa~mon from the Building 0ffm- cial, ~. Bud Howell, submitted regarding chamging the fees for various permits. We respectfully request the respective ordinances be amended to include these changes. These fees are uniform with the Palm Beach County Fee Schedule. They have been reviewed by the Co~uty Contractors Associatio~ as well as our Local Contractors Association who seem to feel it is fair. If Council approves, we ask the C_ty Attorney be directed to pre,are the s~endments to these ordinances for the ne×t meeting. ~s. Jackson replied that she thought it was a good idea to do this. M~jor Zack questioned the percentage of increase o~er the present rates and ~. Howell informed him it would be about a 35% increase and added that they were under 1967 rates now. M~s. Jackson asked if they were in line with what the other cities are charging and ~@. Howell replied: yes, 20 communities are on it. M~s. Jackson moved to accept the recommendation and instruct the City Attorney to draw up the proper amendments to the ordinances pertaining to permits. Mayor Zack ascertained there was no second sand laid aside the gavel to second the motion. Under discussion, M~. Caldwell remmrked that we can update our fees, but not planning. M~. DeMarco asked if any hardships would be created and Mayor Zack replied that if the majority of the municipalities are doing this, he does not think it will hurt anyone. ~. Howell informed them that now they are supporting about half the Build~_ng Department out of taxes and this will hopefully ~ke it me~e~ self-supporting. M~. De~co asked how much the average total permit for a house would cost and Mr. Howell ex~±axned how it was evaluated according taa schedule and the Southern St~udard Building Code and would cost approximately [~. DeMarco asked if the contractors have objected aud Howell replied: no, they had this and approved it and do not see any hardship. Msyor Zack clarified that all the suggestions have been discussed by the local cm~tractors and accepted mud Mr. Howell replied: yes and also by the County orgsnization. Motion carried 5-0. -22- MINUTES - REG] BOI~NT ON BEACH Accept Resign~ munity Promot: Mr. DeN~rco m~ Jackson. Und~ Wollenweber b~ seeing him lel Manager or Ct' Consider Mayor rack st~ on this Board Consider Requ~ Mr. Kohl refe: chemicals a~ud approval to o, chentic als are our sewage tr~ by a letter b~ right inf orma' Mayor Zack re] Axon. ~. De! from the Cons~ explained how sewage treatm~ Jackson Caldwell. No Consider Trane 2. Lo. nd: 3. Stre~ iL~M CITY COUNCIL ~4%ETiNG FLORIDA * :: ' 1977 ~U~E 21 , tion of Rev. L. Edward Wollenweber from C0m- ;on Board ~ed to aceept the resignation, seconded by ,Mrs. ~r discussion, MC. Caldwell requested that Rev. ~ thanked for his service and express regrets in ~ve and a letter be sent accordingly by the City ;y Council. Motion carried 5-0. Replacement ~¢r. Above ~ted he personally felt we have enough members and the Council agreed. ~st of Utilities Director 'red to ~. Perry Cessna's request for process stated that they respectfully request your 'erspend this account, 030-822-65, as these urgently needed for the daily requirements of ~atment pl~t. He referred to this coming about ~ing submitted and Mr. Cessna was not given the ;ion about providing for these chemicals. Rrked that it was a heavy miss from Russell & ~arco asked if it was due to wrong information ~lting Engineers and ~. Kohl replied: yes. He they were trying to stop the smell at the ~nt plant. ~oved to grant this request, seconded by discussion. Motion carried 5-0. ~fer of Funms. ~udit 'ill Dumping ~ts. R_esurfacin~ $ 900.00 30,000.00 7,000.00 on the l~udfi: and it will not over-s eyed to graCut the transfer of funds, seconded Under discussion, M~.Kohl cle~ified that the dump~E~.:has tr~sferred to the County be transferring money out of Sanitation and iing or extra money. Motion carried 5-0. Consider :itation Permit - Unification Church ~@. Kohl refer.red to an Application for Permit to Solicit received from the Unification Church, as well as authoriza- tion from the Church Director giving permission for certain persons to participate in this solicitation, Certificate of incorporation from the State of Florida of the Uni¢ication Church, and Articles of Incorporation being submitted. He -23- .~NUTES - REGULAR CITY CO~CIL ~ETiNG BOtq~TON BEACH~ FLORID.~ JUNE 21, 1977 also referred to submitting City Ordinance No. 64-7 for their perusal, in view of the controversy involved and the abnormal amount o£ publicity given tc this organization in the news media, he feels it is essential that they have all information ~o assist in making a decision on this request. ~s. Pad~ett informed the Council that several people had re- quested ye speak_. ~. Mm~rk Wilenehik appeared before the Council and stated he would like to give background on solicitation and the legal presentation in the courts. Back in the 1940's, the Supreme Court ruled that solicitation is protected by the Constitution. Ne religious body can be withheld approval to solicit and proselytize. He then read the result of a court decision in 1943. He explained hew they must look at religious ~ersecu- tion. He explained how the First Amendment guaranteed the right of freedom of religion. He then advised that in the last years, there have been numeroua cases using these same precedents and he has never seen precedents reversed. Mr. Wilenchik then referred ye completing the application as required. He stated that the ordin~uce was written in 196h giving exemptions to local churches, but for some reason, all churches were not included. It is recognized very clearly that churches do not have to get permits to fund raise or F~oselytize. He does not think it was the intent to keep out a ch~ch from Miami or Palm Beach. They az~e asking for their rights. He does mot think the Council has the right to with- hold approval and they are entitled to their First Amendment right. He asks for this consideration. Ma~vor Zack read the application stating: Estimated cost of Fund Raising in Boynton Beach - 16% of funds collected. Est~ated Percentage of Proceeds to be expended in Boynton Beach - O. Total Amount collected in ~977 - $550.00 Total Expenses in 1977 - $85.00 - Expense during 2 d~ys zor drive. ~ayer Zack then referred to the list of solicitors and asked if they were from Boynton Beach a~d i~. Wilenchik informed him they were missionaries in the State ~ad their home church is in Tampa, I~. Wilenchik informed them that there would not be ten people in Boynton Beach, but only two to three. They sme only a~ming for a per,mit for two to three days: in a four to six week per- led. M~yor Zack referred to soliciting in commercial areas -24- MI~JTE~ - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING B0~-~TON BEACh, FLORIDA J%~E 21, 1977 and ~. Wilenchik informed him it would be door to door in commercial and shopping areas. Mayor Zack asked if the $550 collected was in commercial areas and ?~. Wilenchik replied that he was not sure. They will emphasize the hours between IO:00~A. M. to 6:00 P. M., whi~h~commercial~i if any door to door was done, it may nave been in ~u a~ent or condominium building. Some cities have laws stating door to door solicitatior~ aresg~inst the law and they will abide by that. Mr. Nate Goldberg, 1317 S. W. 17th Street, appeared before the Council. Hereferred to some things coming to mind when they are asked for the right to proselytize emd solicit funds in Boynton Beach. ~ne first thing he asks is why Boynton Beach? There are richer communities nearby which means better pick- ings. Is it possible we are regarded as a more unsophisti- cated group of people and less likely to identify the Unifi- cation Church as the Moonies? How did the Unification Church gain their wealth in such a short time? In 1975, the cou~ts estimated Rev. Moon's income at $10,000,000. He told about them owni~ land in New York and California. He told how the money collected was filtered through the main office ~ud avoided the IRS. He referred to the Moonies application ad- ~tting they collected $550 in Boynton Beach, but will they deliver $550 into the welfare funds? Cs~ they show ~he money spent for the poor and needy? He told about the organizations they contribute to. Have they attempted to associate with the local ministerial association? They are under C.i.A. investigation. He then told how youngsters were brainwashed into joining Moonie organizations. .~ny thousands of dollars have been spent to de-program these people. The National Council of Churches has stated their religious teachings are faulty. Boynton Beach has 35 recognized churches and none have filed an application to do this type of solicitation. All the churches are battling to survive and use their funds in Boynton Beach. He then read a statement from Dr. Lloyd ~right stating it appears Rev. Moon plans to take over the U. S. ~overnment, etc. With these thoughts and understand- ings, now can they possibly permit this group to come in here and walk out with funds needed by our own people? ~s. Luanne Klein appeared before the City Council ~ud stated that she has been a resident of Boynton Beach for 18 years. First of all, she would like to applaud the remarks made by ~. Goldberg. She doesn,t know where he got his facts, but he obviously spent a lot of time. Over the last two to three years, she has been reading a lot of articles about this Unification Church in nationally known ~agazines. These maga- zines ~e known to orint the truth ~ud from what she h~ read about this gro~p~she would say we do not need nor want them in our town. Along with soliciting funds, who is to s~y that they might not also solicit new members. From what she has read about this group of people, they will take any- one they ce~ get but prefer young people from affluent homes. MINUTES - REGUL~R CITY COL~CILMEETIt~[G BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA J~E 21, 1977 Mms. Klein continued that she sincerely hopes this Council will not permit these people to come into Boynton Beach and solicit funds they are not going to use here bud possibly take our young people from the community. Rev. Ralph Hughes, 1t70 N. W. 8th Court, appeared before the Council and stated that the two speakers proceeding him have done a good job. He read a quotation from a national publica- tion containing a statement made by Rev. Moon regarding his gain of the whole world. He is for religious freedom, but if this is religion~ his study did not include this. He would be glad to~have a lem~ oaesed that no church could solicit funds from door to doo~. Ar~y person who plans to worship God and must go out in this manner to get funds cheapens it and brings it to a low level. He would be glad to have these people come into Boynton Beach and set up a church smd do like the other churches have done. ~e records of his~urch are available to anyone showing the funds collected and spent. These people do not do that. This man is wealthy; he lives in a $600,000 mansion and drives in a chauffered limousine. This man is not God. He does not see why anybody should wor- ship him. He feels sor~7 for anyone mis!e~ to contribute to this organization. He feels sorry for this man here to- night. He told about these people being run out of an office in Delray Beach twice last week. He also told about friends having experience with them in St. Augustine. This man wants to be a dictator. He has no respect for them at all with making profit from suckers. ~. Fred Devin, appeared Before the Council and stated he could add nothing further as it has all b~en said by the previous speakers. ~. Mark Wilenchik appe8~ed before the Council again and stated he did not know what he could say to answer allega- tions which are supposed to be subst~tiated, but have ne,er been. If their church had been indicted for anything, they would know about it. These are allegations. If something was proven, it would have been all over the newspapers. ~. DeMarco asked if he wasn't under investigation now and i~. Wilenchik reolied that it did not Orove anything. The I.R.S. has investigated them ~ud could no% find anything wrong. Many people have things to say, but they must be confined to the truth and facts. The quotations referred to were in reference to their word to Christ, which is their mission. If you take something out of context, what do you get? This type of persecution judgement is incredible. ~meir ministers do not smoke or drirnk. How many children in this community can say that? He explained how their work was good work ~ud ~aey are the largest anti-Co~mmunist youth group in the world. We are discussing a right; the right of any church to take up funds ~ud proselytize. -26 - MINUTES - REGUL~R CITY CO~CIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA 1977 Msyor Zack asked if he had seen the articles in the news- papers and Readers Digest and asked if he was s~¥ing these were not true and ~. Wilenchik replied thatahe did not know what he was referring to. Mayor Zack referred to the arti- cles in the newspapers ~a~ad M~. Wilenchik replied that over the last four years, so much has been written, There have also been court cases. Where does a Christian group start? God's judgement will come. He asks~ for the Council's con- sideration along the lines they would give to everyone else. Mayor Z~ck read the part of the ordinance regarding the right of the City Council to grant or deDj an application. ~. DeMarco stated in view of the evidence that we have had presented a~ud in the newspapers and inasmuch as our ordinance says we can accept or deny, he moves to deny this application. Mms. Jackson seconded the motion. No discussion. M~s. Padgett took a roll call vote on the motion as follows: Councilman Caldwell - Abstain for purposes. Councilman DeMarco - Aye Vice PL~yor Jackson - Cou~ucilman Strnad - ~e M~yor Zack - religious Motion cs~ried 4-0 with ~ abstention. Mayor Zack asked if when a permit was issued a card was issued stating it was approved and M~. Kohl informed him that a letter was given. M~vor Zack asked if the Chief of Police could issue a card through his depe~tment ~ud M~. Kohl replied that it is set up in the charter and it could be done that way and he wilt do it. Liszt of Payments foM_the Month of Ma~_ Mrs. Jackson moved to accept the list of to the minutes~ seconded by ~. Caldwell. Motion carried 5-0. payments and attach N discussion. ~O Approval of Bills ?~. Kohl requested an additional bill to be added from Duncan Enterprises, Inc., for doing the roofing at the boat dock in the amount of $2,745.00. M-~. DeMarco moved to include this bill, seconded by Mr. Caldwell. Motion carried 5-0. M~. Kohl then read the following bills for approval: ~ 20.00 1. ~alm Beach Jr. Colle~e · u~tlon fee for oreatn, alyze~ course for two officers. Pay from Police Education Fund 001-507. -27- MY~N~TES - REGUL~ CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLOor,DA JU~E 21 , t 977 2. Allied Chlorine & Chemical Products $ 1,086.00 Chlorine 'for Water Pleat Pay from budgeted funds 030-811~63 3. Russell & &xon Inv. #10 6858-15 CPR 4,657.39 ~esident Project Services during construction of Water Plant & W~ehouses Pay from Utility General Fund 030-205 4. Nalco Chemical Co. 1,098.48 Processed chemicals for Sewer Treatment Pay from budgeted funds 030-822-65 Plant 5. Longview Lime 1,834.80 Hydrate Lime for Sewer Treatment Plant Pay from budgeted f~uds 030-822-65 Electrical System~ Inc. 4,50~.~t ~-inal payment for Pence Park lighting Bid of 1/11/77 ~ ~nange orders approved by City Manager. Pay from following funds: 020-885 $ 2,432.22 020-506 $ 2,073.89 ~cro Film Center ~Building Department Pay from following Accounts: 001-870-16 O01-SO0 I ,836.90 ,356.30 480.60 8. Penwalt Corooration 2,564.04 ~ Treatment Plant P~y from budgeted funds 030-822-65 9. Kelly Tractor Co. 3,000.00 ~ - Emergency repaints to dozer at l~udfill Pay from budoetem funds 00t-853-30 10. Willie Ruth McGrady 134.40 S--~er for Senior Citizens Club - 3 weeks Pay from budgeted fumes 020-$80 Ordinance #73-15, passed 5/15/73 ~. !siah Andrews ~54.00 Driver for Senior Citizens Club - 3 weeks Pay from budgeted funds 020-880 Ordin~uce #73-15, passed 5/15/73 t2. Publi~ Supermarket 108.93 Food for the needy and infirmsd Pay from budgeted funds 020-880 Ordinance #73-15, passed 5/15/73 -23- MIkWJTES - P~EGUI~R CI~Z COUNCIL ~TING BOYNTON B~ACH, FLOR_~DA JUICE 21, 1977 ~om s Weldlng Service Installation of sludge tanks at Sewer Plant P~J from Odor Erodication Account 030-922-52 Council Approved 4/5/77 2,100.00 Rubin Construction Paving Various streets Pay from following accounts subject to approval of transfer: 020-895 37,786 o00 001-854-35 16,678.70 City Manager,s authorization f 4,4o4.70 ~'~. Kohl stated that the bills described have been approved and verified by the department heads involved; checked and approved for payment by the Finmuce Deoartment; funds are available in their respective budgets.-.He therefore recom- mends payment of these bills. ~. Caldwelt moved the payment o£ the bills, seconded by M~rs. Jackson. Under discussion, ~s. Jackson referred to there being another bill from Russell & Axon and asked if the re- quest she made previously had been forgotten and ~. Kohl re- plied that he was aware of it. Motion carried 5-0. ADJ OURN~,~NT ~¢rs. Jackson moved to =die,mn, seconded b~ Mar. Strnad. Motion carried 5-0 smd the meeting was properly ~' ~ aa 5 o,~rne d at 10:25 P. Mo CiTY OF BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA BY ATTEST Mayor Rec orming S&cretary (Three Tapes) ~_I Me tuber -29- MEMORANDUM Frank Kohl, City Manager Edgar E. Howell, Building Official June 16, 1977- St rosheim Property Continuing Project Pursuant to your request for research and my opinion pez-baining to the above project, I hereby submit the following: (Y0r records do reflect a site plan for this project apparently submitted at the ~ane of application for Building Permit 6170. Due bo the fact, however, that the p~oject has laid dormant since August 3, 1974, dur~--n9 ~nich time new Ordinances ar~ new zoning regulations have been established, it vx~uld be my opinion that the' remaining property would be subject to present zoning regulations ~nd plan reviews for any future building. I do not feel that I have the authority to allow any plans sul~nitted to me now to violate any zoning regulations or any other City Ordinances. xc: City Planner C~_ntral Files YBuilding Official MEMORANDUM o M~. Frank Kohl City Manager ~e~n Annunziato u_ay Planner June 15, 1977 Stroshein Property On June 3, 1977 I submitted a memorandum to you con- cerning the above mentioned topic (copy attached). Sub- ._sequently this item was placed on a City Council Agenda at the regular meeting of Ju-n'e 7, 1977. At the Council ~eeting this item was tabled ~wing to confusion over whether or not Council had ever approved a site development plan and the question of ownership of the remaining tract. As of this date, the staff is still unable to substant- iate that a site plan was ever approved by Council for this project. Various site~p!ans were submitted to the Building Department by M~. Stroshein over the years with different arrangements and sizes of buildings. These site plans were included in plans for permits for various buildings such as the one show~ attached ~to building permit number 6170 (attached). Concerning the question of ownership of the remaining tract, the situation has not changed although Mr. Kehrig may be involved with this project. Concerning the sewer moratorium, it went into effect on November 27, 1973, and it was lifted on August 14, !975. The last certificate of occupancy for a building was issued to Mr. Stroshein on August 30, 1974. In my opinion had F~. Stroshein succeeded in securing a building permit to continue his project within a reasonable time period after the sewer moratorium was lifted (say one year)~ he would have been able to complete his project as originally proposed. But, the zoning regulations changed in June Of 1975 and the site development criteria have changed; therefore, it is my reconu~endation that any new construction on the remaining parcel of land be in accordance with current zoning regulations. Carmen S. Annunziato City Planner CSA: da VII. RUSSELL & AXON OLD BUSINESS: B. Water Plant.. TABLED Established in ~920 En~ · P~e~ * A~ts Incor~l~ J~e 1Ts 1977 Ho~ora'ole Mayor and City Council City of Boynton Beach P.O. Box 310 Boynton Beach: Florida 33h35 Subject: Water Treatment Plant ExTsnslon Report of the NationalAcademyof Sciences ~m~ryReport: Dr~g Water ~nd Health CounciLmembers: As requested by you at your regularly sched~!ed council meeting of J-~ne ?, 1977~ we are enclo~-ug one (1) copy of the subject report for your use, information and review. We received this report from EPA offices in Atlanta this week. We are forwardJ_ng this report to you before ~ have had an oppor- tunity to re~i'ew it in detail but we ~sh to draw your attention to some pertinent parameters for your consideration before yon attempt to review the report. On pages ~2 and ~3 water hardness and health is stt~m~_vlzed. It should be noted t~oat the definition of hardness statesthat water containing less than ?~ mg./1 cslcium c~rbonate eoulv~ent is "soft~ and water ~oove 75 ~./1 is generally consi- dered ~hard". ~e de~_gn standards used in Boynton Beach on the water treatment plant expansion is to reduce the water from 22~ mg./1 total hardness to approximately !00 m~.~. ~nerefore wa are applying an esthetic ha_oness removal to prevent encrusting of fix~ures ~nd providing an overall superior treatment ~ethod for bacteria, color, tur'oidity and iron removal. The finished water that -~_ll be prodnced by the Boyaton Beach plant by the standards in the National ~cademyof Sciences Safe Drinking Water Comr~ittee Report is still considered '5A~33". The report states that the water h~rdness theory has a hypothesis based on the corrosiveness of the water~ hence they come. are the orotective action from different ions versus the harmful effects of other ions ~ach as heavy metals. Since the har~u! effects include the ions of ca~tu~, lead~ copper ~nd zinc, ~] of which tend to be fo~3nd in higher concentratiG~s in soft water as a resR!t of its relative corrosiveness", as stated dn the report, Honorable Mayor and City Council June 17, 1977 Page Two there is a beneficial effect on the method we have selected to treat the water and conditiGa the water ~nere the ~ter is very stable -- with respect to cs~cium solubility. In fact, the water to'be pro- ducedby the proposed Boynton Beach W~P tends to be encrusting, which injects into the water the protective elements listed in the renort. We hope that this report -~lLlbe inforF~tive to the me~oers of the council and that it wil~ be reviewed with the psrameters we have attempted to out~.e in this introductory letter. Very truly yours, RUSSEL~ & ~XON ~iSton L. HeLLmsn, Jr. Vice President cc: Perry Cessna Fr~uk Kok! Joe Swan June 17, 1977 - 10:15 AoM. PLEASE NOTE: We received this report as indicated ~oove. We have a voluminous report consisting of approximately 50-60 pages which is available to you in my office for your study prior to the meeting. We will transmit this entire file to Central File after the meeting. LIST OF PAYMENTS MAY, 1977 Payments May 2, May '3, May 4, M~y 5, May May 9, May I0, May I1, May 12, May ~ay 16, May 17, May 18, May 19, May 20, May 23, May 24, May 25, May 26~ May 27, May 31, made in Mmy by date: 1977 .................................................... $! 1977 .................................................... 1977 ......................... 1977 ........ i977 ........ :::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: 1977 .................................................... 1977 . 1977 ................................... 1977 ................................... 1977 ................................... 1977 . 1977 1977 1977 ::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: 1977 4,085.89 17,289190 2,191.05 51,149.99 117,249.99 25,773.82 23,688o16 6,715.51 142,025.40r 57,115.45. 41,810.89 3,087.77 70,490.15 77,930.58 68,823.08- 599.9'5 2,203.00 78,760.16 ...................................................... 187,1~7.95~ General Fund .................................................... $ Water & Sewer Revenue Fund ...................................... Sewer & Water Deposit Fund ...................................... Utility General Fund ............................................ Federal Revenue Sharing Fund .................................... Operating Capital Improvement Fund .............................. Retirement Trust Fund ........................................... Municipal Police Retirement Fund ................................ Fireman's Relief & Pension Fund ................................. Publicity Fund .................................................. Beynton Beach Memorial Park Fund ................................ Civic Center Bond Sinking Fund .................................. 596,215.00 293,576.92 M~'9~20 153,534.76 895.64 10~91!.44 531.35 677.46 899.44 5,313.36 875.00 May 2, 1977 GENERAL FUND 19829 19830 19831 19832 19833 19834 19835 19836 19837 19838 19839 Fraternal Order of Police Eugene Bines, iuternt'l Brotherhood of Firemen and Oilers Union United Way of Palm Beach County Palm Beach 0o. P.B.A. Bo/~aton Beach Association of Firefighters E & S Products K~py King Printing Center U. S. News & World Report R. L. Gru~waons Printing Jack's Camera Center M~nhattanTrophies WATER 03475 03476 03477 03478 AND SEWER REVE210E ~ Flanaga~-Metealf B & H Sales See April Office Equipment Service !~ON!CiPAL POLICE ILETIP, EMENT FUND 0098 Edward Sullivan $ 301.00 30.58 39.20 232.00 208.80 40.70 37.15 18.00 73.75 80.00 56.95 $ 1,118oi3 49.18 168.04 40.00 $ 257.22'~ $ 194.10 RETIREMENT TRUST FUND 1552 dena Carrier 1553 Frank Johnson 1554 Olive Wallace 1555 Woodrew Eutsay 1556 Eleanor Puffer 1557 W.T. Welch 1558 Ada Shook 1559 Muriel G. Holzman 1560 Co~mtance Baish 1561 Mary E. Schorr 1562 Mildred A. Zwart 1563 John Schneider 1564 Karo Williams 1565 Frank Ao Bednari~k F[REMANS RELIEF PENSION FO-ND 0173 John M. Tuite 0174 Harold Herring 0175 Ken Snow 0176 Norman Lolatte GRAND TOTAL $4,085.~9 $ 63.23 88.75 168.90 55.64 91.28 82.65 202.21 164.46 53.79 253.66 77.13 133.20 365.91 325.92 $ 2,126.73 $ 91.50 30.34 225.41 42.46 $ 389,~1~ Page May 3, 1977 GEN~ RAL FUND 19840 City of Boynton Beach - Water Department 19841 19842 19843 to 19848 19849 19850 19851 19852 19853 19854 19855 19856 19857 19858 19859 19860 19861 19862 19863 19864 19865 19866 19867 19868 Ida Utz Division of Plant Industry - Fla. Dept. Of Agriculture See April 29 See April 29 Gulf Oil Corporation Unij ax Palm Beach Dodge P & G Distributors Service Equipment Manufaetnre~ Life Insurance Safety Klean Corp. Snow Concrete Western Auto Store Zee Medical Service Palm Beach County Heart ~ssoc. Medical Examination Publishing Co. Mars Signal Light Co. Dr. James E. Buffan Suzanne M. IIruse LanierBusiness Products Willie And~ Farm& Garden Supply Graybar EIe~t~ic Halsey & Griffith 6,648.70 20.00 816.00 3,589.52 1.74 140.00 17.10 277.94 560.12 25.50 382,50 32,70 43.70 13.95 8.50 839.02 300.00 262.50 42.76 100.00 19.33 108.55 85~45 14,335.s8. WATER 03479 03480 03481 03482 03483 03484 03485 03486 03487 AND SEWER REVENUE FUND City of Boynton Beach - Water Department Tropical Supply Co. Manufactures Life Insurance Unijax Delray Beach Farm Supply Perry A. Cessna Sears, Ro~nBk, Florida Pollution Control Assoc. Sears, Roebuck & Co. $ 327.55 63.15 21.24 51.38 35.96 98.10 104.30 28.00 47.45 $ 777.19 MUNICIPAL POLICE RETIREMENT FUND 0099 Lionel D. Edie & Co. FIP~EN~NS RELIEF PENSION ~TtND 0177 Lionel D. Edie & Co. $ 337.25~ $ 287,75, FEDERAL REVE~3E SHARING FUA~ 5tl Publix Supermarket 512 Sewell Hardware Co. $ 165.19 11.00 $ 176.19 UTILITY GENERAL FUND 420 Testing Lab of the Palm Beaches 421 Atlantic National Bank $ 276.00 500.00 $ 71b.uu. May 3, 1977 (continued~ PUBLICITY FUND 1655 Boymton Beach Chamber of Commerce GRAND TOTAL $17,289.90 $ 600.00 May May 4, 1977 GENERAL ~dND 19869 19870 19871 19872 19873 19874 19875 19876 19877 19878 19879 19880 19881 19882 1988~ 19884 19885 19886 Rarold Burns Void See April 29 See April 29 See Aprll 29 Elenor ~axine Burns Crest/Good Hanufacturing Co. Inc. John B. Dunkle, Recorder Engel's Uniforms F,B.I. National Academy Assoicates-Florida Chapter Gaylord Bros., Inc. Jack's Gamera Center Sharon Randolph James H, Ithoden, The Shopper Valley Forge Flag Company, Inc. Rodney Vicki Boynton Beach Fire Dept. WATER 03488 03489 0B490 03491 03492 AND SEWER REVElq~JE FOq~ Broward Pump & Supply Co. Flamagan-I~etcalf, In~ Graybar Electric Co., Inc. Star Publishing Co., Inc. Service Industrial Supply GRAND TOTAL $2,191.05 5, 1977 GENERAL FUND 19887 19888 19889 19890 19891 19892 19893 19894 19895 19896 19897 Fete Basil George Aikman Betty Garriga Charles Godfrey Eva Raymond Sally Lewis Veva D. Armbruster Voi~ George Alden Social Security Contributions Trust Fund Hawkins & WATER AND SE~RREVEIFOE FUND 03493 Russell &Axon Page 4 391.08 241.64 32.52 7.45 112.56 11.00 76.20 6.60 26.02 150.00 97.20 97.72 150.00 98.90 $ 1,498.89~ 462.15 80.08 53.01 55~12 41.80 $ 692.16 $ 105.00 20.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 I0.00 10.00 1970 39,815.80 200.00 $ 40,269.80 $ 500.92 May 5, 1977 (Continued) UTILITY GENERAL FUND 422 Russell ~ GRAND TOTAL $51,149.99 May 6, 1977 19898 19899 19900 19901 19902 19903 1999~ 19965 19906 19907 19908 19909 19910 19911 19912 19913 19914 19915 19916 19917 19918 19919 to 19922 19923 Mary Brooks John Singleton Frances Wolf Charles Shoemaker Lin-Bar Construction Payroll Funds Police Retirement Firemen's Relief & Pension Boynton ~each Retirement Trust Fund Boynton Beach Federal Credit Union First Bank & Trust O~lor g~S.~s terns Bruce Grain Dana Fahey Le~Iie S. Lowinger F~orlda Lawn Tennis Assoc~atlon Haul Brautigan Frank Colleran Bruce A. 8matherE Florida Unemplo~aent Compensation Fund SeelS. ay 7 See i~ay 7 Lakeside Nursery WATER AND S~ERREVESrOE FLrND 03494 City of Boyntom Beach - Payroll Funds RETIREMEI~T TRUST FUND 1569 Richard ~key 1570 Debble Spath UTILITY GE~NERAL FOND 423 First Bank & Trust of Boynton Beach FEDERAL_REVENUE SHARINO}FUN~ 513 Isiah Andrews 514 Willie Ruth McGrady GRAND TOTAL $!17,249~99 $ 10,379.27 $ 13.60 120.88 111.21 170.52 200.00 43,563.13 894.38 576.05 2,163,71 6~481.57 I1,649.2~ 59.50 7.00 5.00 7.00 88.00 828.1~8 665.00 5.4~ 3,532.27 15.00 $ 15~191.59 $ 167.91 631.42 $ 799.33~ $ 30~000.00 $ 55.00 48.00 $ 103.00 Page 5 May 9, 1977 GENERAL FbqxrO 19919 19920 19921 19922 19923 1992~ 19925 19926 19927 19928 19929 19930 19931 19932 19933 19934 19935 19936 1993~ 19938 19939 19940 19941 19942 19943 19944 19945 19946 19947 19948 19949 19950 19951 29952 19953 City of Boynton Beach-~etty Cash Blue Cross of Florida State of Florida Dept. of Highway Safety &Motor Vehicles Belvedere See May 6 Gore Newspapers Jean Anne Thurber Xero~ Co~poration Boca Pool-Trol Laboratory Martin J. Yohalem Motorola Void Void Engel's Uniforms Southeastern Fidelity I~surance ~o, She~in-Willlams Co. Engel's Uniforms Virginia Pasquarelli Norene Construction Mr. D's Paint & Body Shop Asgrow Boynton Auto Supply Boymton Glass Service Carpets of Lautana EMCO E & S Products Florida Brake & Truck Parts Hauser Motor Co. Havatampa ~%olesale Center Waste Compactors Ho~ly Accumulator & Electronicn Jennings Towing Service Peacock's Radiator Service Pierce Tire Co. Taylor Rental Center WATER 03495 03496 03497 03498 03499 03500 03501 03502 03503 03504 03505 03506 AND SEWER REVENb-~ FUNO City of Boynton Beach - Petty Cash Blue Cross of Florida Longview Lime Sears, Roebuck and Co. Picard Chemical Graybar Electric BIF S.O.UoS., Inc. Sherman S. Clark Delray Chemical Co. Porter Paint Underground Supply $ 37.83. 8,505.76 18.00 37.00 13.20 432.00 65200 200.00 1,989.76 65.70 205.25 I00.00 154.29 24.00 20.00 100.00 294.89 52.50 22.63 25.07 251.00 16.05 39.24 70.20 573.46 255.84 450.00 31.52 35.90 187.50 421.18 8.19 $14,g02.96 $ 15.98 894.30 1,768.00 385.90 23.05 154.99 220.50 27~02 265.00 68.75 50.14 851.73 Page 6 May 9, 1977 WATER AND SEWER REVENUE FUND (continued) 03507 U. $. Postmaster 03508 S.O.U.$., Inc. FEDERAL REVENUE SHARING FUND 515 Motorola GRAND TOTAL $25,~73.82 $ 750.00 948.50 $ 6,670.86 $ 4~400.00 Page 7 May 10, 1977 ~ENERAL ~-TIND 19954 ' City of Boynton Beach - Water Hydrant 19955 19956 19957 19958 19959 19960 19961 19962 19963 19964 19965 19966 19967 19968 19969 Taylor Rental Center Trail Ford Tractor United Auto Service Earl Wallace Ferd David Wright & Son Samuels' Scientific Instruments Lanier Business Products 8ewell Hardware Co. Joe Rose.tots Adams Chevrolet Eatelle Ghamitov Gulfstr~mmLumber Charles Frederick, Recreation Petty Cash Motorola R. L. Polk & Co. $ 4,075.00 36.98 12.22 76.32 22120 61.50 77'12 10.00 39'20 12.00 3~71 131.40 70.15 49.63 302.00 228.00 $ 5,207.43 WATER 03509 03510 03511 03512 03513 03514 03515 03516 03517 03518 03519 03520 03521 AND SEWER REVE~'~3E FUND Tisdales Rotc-Rooter Truck Transport Walt's Automotive~& Body Shop Adams Chevrolet BIF Davi~ Meter & Supply Carolina Freight Carriers Ourtin Matheson Scientific Frankhouse Electric B B Auto Parts Copper Sales Emerson Electric Mues co 172.00 128.00 190.00 9.82 26.45 34.60 23.79 174.25 12.79 313,49 956.28 12~87 114o09 $ 2,168.43 UTILITY GEIqER;~ FU}~ 424 City of Boynton Beach - Administrative Charges $ 15~416.66~ OPERATING CAPITAL IMPRO\~M~NT 0297 Four Steel Corporation $ 895.64 May I!, 1977 GENERAL?FUND 19970 19971 19972 19973' 19974 19975 19976 19977 19978 19979 19980 19981 19982 GRAND TOTAL $23,688.16 Gale Research Co. Peninsular Publishing Co. John B. Dunkle, Rec~mder Xerox Corporation Suzam/~e M. Kruse Karen Okenlca American Sightseeing Tours, Inc. Sally Lewis Veva Armbruster Eva Raymond Betty Garrige Gharles Godfrey Gomet Cleaners 66.50 6.98 11.20 342.79 165°00 18.00 440.00 10.00 !0.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 11.65 Page 8 May 11, 1977 (Continued) GENERAL FUR~ 19983 State of Florida 19984 State of Florida 19985 Beacon Restauramt 19986 Boynton Gun &Lock, Inc. 19987 Cpl. Robert Ferrell 19988 Gorilla Motors 19989 Halsey & Griffith 19990 I.B.M. Corporation 19991 Jack's Camera Center 19992 Whirr MacDowell 19993 McPherson's Office Machine 19994 Palm Beach Radio, Inc. - Anserfone 19995 Seacrest Veterinary Center 19996 National Record Plan 19997 Macmillan Publishing Co. 19998 Baker & Taylor Co. 19999 Pitney Bowes 20000 J.J.A. Wolf - Fresh Dist. 20001 David Calderone 20002 The Workbasketq 20002 Cosortium Books 20004 Silver Burdett Co. 20005 Thomas Nelson & Sons 20006 McGraw-Hill Book Co. 20007 The Atlantic Subscription Processing Center 20008 American Library Association 93.83 103.82 3.31 208.97 90.00 402.04 40.00 267.38 48.39 181.50 14.50 !92.30 71.50 10.98 1.07 532.71 37.50 6.00 2.80 3.00 24.00 7.6~ 24.08 21.78 19.50 24.00 $ 3,604.69 WATER AND SEWER RE%~NUE FUND 03522 Modern Control & Supply, Inc. 03523 Copper Sales, Inc. 03524 General Tool & Machining 03525 Wacco, Inc. 03526 State of Florida 3.13 966.69 15.00 1,078.00 4.00 $ 2,066.82 S~ER 01467 01468 01469 01470 01471 01472 01473 01454 01475 01476 01477 01478 01479 01480 01481 01482 01483 01484 01485 & WATER DEPOSIT FUI~-D City of Boynton Beach for the Acct. of H. J. Potter 7.50 City of Boynton Beach for the Acct. of Joa~ne Adams 15.00 City of Boynton Beach for the Acct. of Clara Smith 7.50 City of Boynton Beach for the Acct. of T. Patterson 2.80 Thelmar Patterson 12.20 City of Boynton Beach for the Acct. of Bobby Eaddy 15~00 City of Boynton Beach for the Acct. of J. McRoy 15.00 Herbert McKenney 15.00 City of Boynton Beach for the Acct. of Glayds Hands 15.00 City of Boynton Beach for the Acct. of Willie Furguson 7.50 City of Boynton Beach for the Acct. of Donna Kersey 2.80 Donna Kersey 19.70 City of BoTnton Beach for the Acct. of Jean Mitchell 4.20 Jean Mit~hel! 10.80 City of Boynton Beach for the Acct. of Helen Zofay 3.50 Helen Zofay 11.50 City of Boynton Beach for the Acct. of Uhlfelder &Olark 15.00 City of Boynton Beach For the Accto of J. C. Rose Real Estate 15.00 Jaybnd Company !5.00 Page 9 May May 11, 1977 (continued) SEWER AlkrDWATEE DEPOSIT FUND 01486 City of 01487 Cityc~o~ 01488 Richard 014~9 City of 01490 John D. 01491 01492 01493 01494 01495 01496 01497 01498 01499 01500 01501 01502 01503 BoYmton Beach Acct, ~of Robert j. Laurie Boynton Beach acct. of Richard P. Jones Jones Boymton Beach acct. of J, D. Whitton Whitton City of Boynton Beach acct. of J. A. Jettinghoff J. A. Jettinghoff City of Boynton Beach acct. of Chelsea Picket Chelsea Picket Apartments City of Boynton Beach acct. of Charles Jardinier Charles Jardinier Void City of Boynton Beach acct. of James Smith James Smith C~ty of Bo~raton Beach acct. of Keith Fimkleetein City of Boynton Beach acct. of Cleo Blocker City of Boymton Beach acct. of E. H. White E. H. White UTILITY GENERAL ~ 425 Testing Lab of the Palm Beaches GRA~\~O TOTAL $~,7t5~5I 12, 1977 GENERAL FU~ 20009 20010 20011 20012 20013 20014 20015 20016 20017 20018 20019 20020 20021 20022 20023 20024 20025 20026 20027 20028 20042 7.50 11.90 18.10 2.80 12.20 3.50 11.50 504.00 t2~.00 8.50 6.50 5.15 2135 7.50 7.50 7.80 7.20 $ 960°O0 84.00, City of Boynton Beach Special Assessment Fund ~ 220.17 Joanna M. Luther 265.54 City of Boynton Beach Civic Center Bond sinking Fund 566.56 City of Boynton Beach Federal R~venue Sharing Fund 4,709.94 City of Boynton Beach B.B. Memorial Park Fund 3,753.13 City of Boynton Beach Publicity Fund 1,828.24 R. W. Carlson 100.00 South Easten Mortgage 30.00 Lanier Business Products 270.22 Associated Libraries 420.78 National Record Plan 88.77 McGraw-Hill Co. 36.19 The Perfection Form Co. 36.81 EDoub!eday & Co. 16.84 R. R. Bowker 41.15 Standard & Poor Corp. 110.00 Mike Gehring 2.80 Jean Kart & Co. 6.10 John B. Dunk!e 16.90 The Baker & Taylor Co. 193,~9 Consolidated Electric Supply -~i~3 $ 22,740.06 WATEI~%AND SEWER REVE~NUE FUND 03527 South Eastern Mortgage 03528 Mrs. Charles Haley 03529 Frank DiGiorgio 03530 Refunding and Improvement Bond Sinking Fund $ 53.00 5.00 18.40 128~399.44 $128,475.84 Page !0 May 12, 1977 (continued) SEWER A~ND WATER DEPOSIT 015O4 $ 15.00 01505 45.70 01506 14.30 01507 2.89 01508 12,20 01509 7.80 01510 7.20 01511 2.80 01512 4.70 01513 2.80 01514 12.20 0t~15 15.00 01516 15.00 01517 City of Boynton Beach acct. of Carlson Const. City of Boynton Beach acct. of Boca Estates Boca Estates City of Boynton Beach acct. of HanOi Gardner Randi Gardner City of Boynton Beach acct. of ~ristopher Ferry City of BOStOn Beach acct. of R. E. ~ffney R. E. Gaffmey City of Bo~tom Beach ~cct. of Warren George Wa~en George City of Boston Beach acct. of Willi~T. Walk~ City of Bo~tom Beach acct. of~chael Howard City of B~ton Beach acct. ~f M.A.p. Build,ms of ~ral Spr!~s 25.20 01518 M.A.P. Butl~rs of Coral Springs 34.80 0IS!g Boca ~tom Federal Sa~ngs &L~an 15.00 01520 Ci~ of Bo~tom Beach acct. of Bill Mouge 15.00 01521 City of Boston Beach acct, of Douglas K. P~ton 13.80 01522 Douglas K. P~amn k20 01523 City of B~ymtom Beach acct. of Ethel Carey 15.00 01524 Ethel Suiter 7.50 01525 City of BoYmton Beach acct. of Wm. Shivety 7.50 01526 City of Boymton Beach acct. of John F. Alianel! 15.00 01527 City of ~oynton Beach acct. of Mary Law 2.80 01528 Ma~ Law 4.70 01529 City of Boynton Beach acct. of Heather Wiilia~on 3.50 01530 Eeather Willia~on 4.00 01531 City of Boyntom Beach acct. of Charles E. Garry 7.50 01532 City of Boyntom Beach acct. of Tony Firazzolli 15,00 01533 City of Bo~tom Beach acct. of Tyrone Marris 15.00 01534 City of Bo~tom Beach acct. of James Bentley 15.00 01535 City of Boston Beach acct. of No~am J. Michael 7.50 01536 City of Bo~tom Beach acct. of Charlotte M~eel 4.20 01537 Charlotte Mekee! !0.80 01538 City of Bottom Beach acct. of Lim-Bar Comst~ction 8.40 01539 Lin-Bar Const~action 38.60 01540 City of Bo~tom Beach acct. of Umivest Const~ctiom 15.00 01541 City of Boston Beach acct. of Lo, erie Gruch 6.30 01542 ~ene Gruch 8.70 01543 Mary J~ Brady 4.70 01544 City of Bo~tom Beach acct. of Ma~ J. Brady 2.80 01545 City of Boymton Beach acct. of George Gessner 2.80 01546 George Gessler 12.20 01547 City of Boston Beach acct. of Frank DtGiorgio 2.80 015~ Fram~DiGi~gie 4.70 01549 Frank Scam~pieco 15.00 01550 City of Boymton Beach acct. offs. George Ki!bourm 7.50 01551 City of Bottom Beach acct. of Willard L. Bacon 2.80 0155~ Wi!!ard L. Bacon 4.70 01553 City of Bo~n Beach acctl of Rudolph Fischer 15.00 01554 City of Boynto~ Beach acct. of Anthony Bogio~o 7.50 01555 City of Boston Beach acct. of Co~ercia! Sales 57.65 01556 Co~ercial Sales, Inc. 42.35 01557 City of Bottom Beach acct. of Mrs. Gharles Haley 2.80 Page 11 May 12, 1977 (Continued) S~WER & WATER DEPOSIT FUND 01558 01559 01560 01561 01562 01563 01564 01565 Mrs. Charles Maley City of Boynton Beach for the Acct. of Kathy Adams City of Boynton Beach for the Acct. of Betty Newberry Betty Newberry City of Boynton Beach for the Acct. of Gulfstream Mall Laundromat Gulfstream Mall Laundromat Gulfstream Mall Dry Cleaners City of Boynton Beach for the Acct. of G~lfstream Mall Dry Cleaners GRAND TOTAL $142,025,40 M~-13~ 1977 GENEP~AL FUND 20029 20030 20031 20032 20033 20034 20035 20036 20037 20038 20029 20040 20041 20042 20043 20044 20045 20046 20047 20048 20049 20050 20051 20052 20053 20054 Richard Bean City of Boynton Beach - Payroll Funds City of Boymton Beach - Municipal Police Retirement Fund City of Boynton Beach - Fire~mn's Relief & Pension Fund Boymton Beach Retirement Trust Fund Boynton Beach Federal Credt Union First Bank & Trust ~!r~D's Paint & Body Shop ACR Supply Allied Chlorine & Chemical Products Autoproducts B B Auto Parts Boynton Pump & Supply See May 11 Blair Construction Dixie Rents & Sales Easy Pay Tire Stores Four Steel Corp. The Good Life Jack's Camera Center National Linen Service The Olympia Sport Shop Pat Shelley Ru-~ik Printing Coca Cola Bottling Co. Beane Exterminating WATER 03531 03532 03533 03534 03535 03536 AND SEWER REVE~JE FUND City of Boynton Beach - Payroll Fund Autopr~ducts Boynton Pump & Supply Consolidated Electrical Distributors Easy Pay Tire Stores Edward Electric Corp. $ 4.70 15.00 8.40 6.60 7.80 92.20 4.85 10.15 80~50 $ 160.34 39,017.97 871.55 594.34 2,136,28 6,458.57 11,410.15 35.00 26.00 89.72 277.76 175.86 362.74 200.00 8.00 49.59 ~8.26 55.58 25.12 198.25 106.80 10.00 222.70 51.70 114.00 $ 62,786.28 $ 15,465.19 3~04 299.00 62.12 88.98 30.00 Page 12 May 13, !977 WATER A~ND SEWER REVEIF0~ FUND (continued) 03537 Four Steel Corp. $ 66.00 03538 Geotec 108.00 03539 P. Thompaom? 11.76 03540 Miller Bearings 37.53 03541 Service Industrial Supply 307.62 03542 Sumco, Inc. 88.95 03543 WACCO, Inc. 21;82 $16,590.01 S~ER 01566 01567 01568 01569 01570 01571 01572 01573 01574 01575 01576 01577 01578 01579 01580 01581 01582 01583 01584 01585 01586 01587 01588 01589 01590 01591 01592 01593 01594 01595 01596 01597 01598 01599 01600 01601 01602 01603 AND WATER DEPOSIT FUND City of Boynton Beach acct. of Eleanor Lapham Eleanor Lapham Mrs. Harry Brady City of Boy,ton Beach acct. of Firs. Harr~ Brady City of Boy,ton Beach acct. of WilliamJ, Sullivan City of Boy,tom Beach acct. of Wm. R. Pooley WilllamR.-Pooley City of Boynton Beach acct; of George Viprino City of Boynton Beach acct. of Garry Ra~nomd Garry Hammond City of Boyaton City Of Boyntoa City of Boynton James A. May The Drugstore Larry Reemskerk ~ity of Boymton City of ~oynton Albert R. Genet City of Boy, ton Raymond CorSe City of Bo~r~ton W. S. McCoy City of Boymton Beach acct. of JosDph D'Allessandro Beach acct. of Arleen Sheridan Beach acct. of James A. M~y Beach acct. of Larry Heemskerk Beach acct. of Albert R. Genet Beach acct. of Raymond Corie Beach acct. of W. S. McCoy Beach acct. of Stockton, Whatley & Sevin C. W. Parsons City of Boymton Beach acct. of Millard G. Balfrey Millard G. Balfrey City of Bol~aton Beach acct. of Charles Hamison Charles Jamison City of Boymton Beach acct. of J. W. Lewis City of Boynton Beach acct. of Clarence Ruback Clarence Ruback City of Boyn~on Beach acct. of Anton Englemann Rudolph crt City of Boynton City of Boymton City of Boynton City of Boynton Beach acct. of Leanne Dodge Beach acct. of Gmna Nicholls Beach acct. of Rafeala Davi!a Beach acct. of Dan Rothell 12.20 2.80 15.00 2,80 4;70 1~00 5.60 1.90 7.50 7.50 4.90 10.110 30.00 1.20 6~30 4.90 2.60 7.20 7.80 5.00 2.:50 15.00 7.50 2.80 4.70 3.50 11.50 7.50 2.80 4.70 2.80 4.70 15~00 15.00 7.50 2.80 Page 13; l{ay 13, 1977 WATER AND 01604 01605 01606 01607 01608 01609 01610 01611 01612 01613 01614 01615 01616 01617 01618 01619 01620 01621 01622 01623 01624 01625 01626 01627 01628 S~%,IER DEPOSIT ~TTND (continued) Dan Rothelt $ 12.20 City of Boynton Beach acct of Framk Hennesse,yy 8.50 Framl~ He~L~essey 6.50 City of Boymton Beach acct. of William Davis 7~50 City of Boynton Beach acct. of ~mryliynBoehner InlettVillage Motel 50100 City of Boymton Beach acct. of Marie Bahjack 2.80 Marie Babjack 4170 Joseph L~Pides 4~70 City of Boynton Beach acct. of Joseph LaPides 2.80 City of Boynton Beach a¢cto of Laurens D. Mawes 15.00 City of Boynton Beach acct. of MichaelEillis 25.00 City of Boynton Beach acct. of George M. Judd 15.00 Void City of Boston Beach acct. of Marry Deas 7.50 City of Boynton Beach acct. of Marlett B!drs. 2.80 Marlett Builders 47.20 Ocean Terrace Dev. Corp. 27.60 City of Boyuton Beach acct. of Ocean Terrace Dev. Corp, 22°40 City of Boy~tom Beach acct. of Gordon B. Kelley 7.50 City of Boyntom Beach acct. of I.I.T. Fla. Corp. Cedar Point 3.45 I.I.T. Fla. Corp. Cedar Point 11.55 City of Boynton Beach acct. of Bob Salmon, Inc. 21.70 Bob Salmon, Inc. 78.30 I.I.T. Pla. Corp. Cedar Point 15.00 CI%~!C CENTER BOND SIlf~ING FUND 1656 Chase Manhattan Bank UTILITY GE}[E~RAL FUND Testing Lab of the Palm Beaches RETIllEMENTTRUSTFUND 1571 William R. Morris FEDERAL REVEN~JE SHARING FUND 516 IsiahAndrews 517 Willie Ruth McGrady GRAND TOTAL $81,390.93 68~00 875.00 1 8.oo 158.64 55.00 48.00 103.00 page 14 May 16, 1977 GENERAL FUND 20055 20056 20057 20058 20059 20060 20061 20062 20063 20064 29065 20066 20067 20068 20069 20070 20071 20072 20073 20074 20075 20076 20077 20078 20079 20080 20081 Barbara Atkins Ethel Lord Rocca T. Capoldo Galen Thorntom U. 8. Postmaster Craig Klamert Palm Beach Newspapers Superintendent of Documents Main Line Book Coo Baker & Taylor Co. PopDlar Science Solid Wastes Mar~agement Magazine Boun~ to Stay Bound Book, Inc. Pitney Bowes Gulf Stream Ltrmber Atlantic Hardware Cart Soil & Sod Hoxsie's Shoe Store W. S. Darley & 0Oo DiXie Asphalt Jack's Camera Center Lanier Business Products Lindsley Lumbar M. F. Mason Equipment Co. City of Boynton Beach - Sewer & Water Deposit Fund City of Boymton Beach - Water & Sewer Revenue Fund Mrs. Florence Collins WATER 03544 03545 03546 03547 03548 03549 03550 03551 03552 03553 03554 03555 03556 03557 03558 03559 03560 03561 03562 03563 03564 03565 Ab~ S~ER EEVENUE ~-ZrND Xerox Corporation V~id David Franklin Barbara Atkins Village Royale onethe Green Ethel Lord Hocco To Capoldo Eugene Thihault Galen Thornton William Hunter Mrs. R~oert Hoffman Cedar Point Board of County Cormmissioners Lazarus Salamon Industrial Supply Atlanic Hardware General Electric Supply Tempaco, Inc. B & H Sales Underground Supply Griffin Pollution Control Harvet & Deland $ 6100 3.00 3.00 12100 750.00 8.99 235,73 6.50 174.76 106.61 7.94 I0100 105160 116.00 834197 2.69 812.50 775.00 35.79 328.50' 31.94 215.60 25°98 19.01 1,470.00 44,010.36 10.00 $50,118.47- 1i .62 2.50 12.00 50.00 7.80 8.50 7.50 12.55 2.80 103.60 !t. 45 10.00 2,000.00 553.19 153.28 21.75 149.28 500. O0 1,720.62 700.00 580.00 Page 15 May 16, 1977 WATER AND SEWER REVEI~ F'JND (continued) 03566 03567 03568 03569 03570 03571 Tropical Supply Taylor Rental Seacrest Petroleum Ryder Truck Lines Pierce Tire Co. Whirr MacDowell May 17, 1977 GENEP~L FU~ 20082 20083 20084 20085 20086 20087 20088 20089 20090 20091 20092 20093 20094 GRAND TOTAL Florida Power & Light Autoproducts Plaza Theatre Mechanic's Uniform Service Whirr ~cDowell National Welding Products Rinker Materials Corp. Ruhin Construction Seacrest Petroleum Service Equipment Co, S~ow Concrete Corp. Boy~to~ Auto Supply Easy Pay Tire Store WATER 03572 03573 03574 03575 AND SBWERREVENUE FUND Florida Power & Light Rinker Materials Corp. Service Equipment Co. Boynton Auto Supply PUBLICITY FUND 1658 Florida Power & Light BOYlf~ON BEACHMEMORLAL PAt~KFUND 1657 Florida Power & Light 1659 Smitty's Service Shop FEDERAL REVENUE SMARING ~JA~ 518 Jack's Camera Center 519 3 M Company 520 Lawnmower Hospital GlaND TOTAL $41,810.89 $ 33.00 72.80 10.92 17.82 5.00 I34100 $17,152.07 139.03 64100 30.00 309.50 13150 ~98/~9 567~4 3,884.25 238.73 267.75 312.04 266.85 23;5 3,65' $17,580.15 19.1I 1.40 34.89 $$7,635.55 $ 3.44~ $ 131.16 38.00 $ 169.16 $ 200.00 91.59 167.50 $ 459.09 Page 16 Mmy 18, 1977 GENERAL Fbqq-O 20995 20096 20097 20098 20099 20100 20101 20102 20103 20104 20105 Electrical Systems Keatts Trucking Service Lawnmower Hospital Loren's Sharpening Service Mechanics Unf~rm Service National Welding Products The Olympia Sport Shop Seacrest Petroleum Co. Rnbin Construction Foy Wa~d Atlantic Tee ghirts WATER 03576 03577 03578 AND SEWER REIrENUE FU~D Trail Ford Tractor Leupold & S~evens Atlantic Tee ghirts GRAND TOTAL $3,087.YY $ 260°00 25.00 76.41 28.25 30.00 9.50 268.01 691.70 267.21 200.00 485.00 $ 2,341.08 $ 97.77 48.92 600.00 746.69 May 19, 1977 GENERAL FU}ID 20106 20107 20108 20109 20110 20111 20112 20113 20114 20115 20116 20117 20118 20119 20120 20121 20122 20123' 20124 20125 20126 20127 20128 20129 American Sightseeing Tours Ernest G. Simon Void. Board of County Conm~issioners IBM Corp. T.C.P. Green, Inc. Hartung Home Improvement Contractors C L S Corp. Fire Engineering Sally Lewis Charles Godfrey Eva Raymond Betty Garrtga Veva D. Armbruster Mary Tumenas Revenue Sharing Advisory Sea, ice Southerm Building Code Congress International Xerox Corp. Boynton West Dev. Corp. City of Boynton Beach - Petty Cash Carmen Annunziato Crimmins Co. State Chemical Manufacturing Co. B B Boldt $ 1,019.00 3,258.00 1,714.45 3,335.00 lO0.O0 100.00 100.00 12.00 10.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 !0.00 3.00 35.00 52.00 545.51 2,800.00 37.55 75.00 19.48 !29.00 100.00 ~13,544.99 Page 17 May 19, 1977 (continued) WATER AND SEWER tLEVENUE FUND 03579 03580 03581 03582 03583 03584 .Frard~ Boulton Datsun Void Allied Chlorine & Chemical Products Xerox Corp. City of Boynton Beach - Petty Cash ~eptune Meter Co. PUBLICITY ~0q~O 1660 City of Boynton Beach - Petty Cash FEDERAL REVElPJE St{AILiNG ~OND 521 Advance Air Conditioning 522 Willie Ruth McGrady 523 tsiahAndrews UTILITY GENERAL FUA~ 427 Crabtree Construction 428 Gersch & Bramuchi TOTAL $70~490215 May 20, 1977 GENERAL FU~O 20130 20131 20132 20133 20134 20135 20136 20137 20138 20139 20140 20141 20142 20143 3,621.00 4,388.86 65.00 26.29 820.68 8,921.83 3.50 !,650.00 48.00 55.00 1,753.00, 30,251.33 16,015.50 46,266.83 Edgar E. Howell $ 125.00 James Holding 129.05 Lonnie B. Sullivan 119.01 Hugh Ker~uedy 128.88 Kenneth Clayton 184.$0 Tereesa Padgett 711.39 City of Boynton Beach - Payroll Funds 39,093.68 City of Boynton Beach - Municipal Police Retirement 892,79 City of Boynton Beach - Fireman's Relief & Pension Fumd 594.70 Boynton Beach Retirement Trust Fund 2,122.32 Bos~ton Beach Federal Credit Union 6~678.57 First Bank & Trust 11,402.88 Modern Roofing 100.00 Holley Mfg. Con 100.00 $ 62,~82.67 $ i5~547.91 WATER ~ SA%~ERREVE~ ~JND 03585 City of Boynton Beach - Payroll Funds GRAi~D TOTAL $77'.930~58 Page 18 May 23, 1977 GENERAL FUND 20144 20145 20146 20147 20148 20149 20150 20151 20152 20153 20154 20155 20156 20157 20158 20159 20160 20161 20162 20163 20164 to 20166 20167 Marahattan Trophies James M. Ehoden, Jr. Douglas F~adigan JosDph L. D~Marco Picard Chemical Kelly Traotor United States K-9 Training School Keatts Trucking Service John B. Dunkle Donald A. Clark Garpenter~ I~ay ~ Bremer Martin J. Yohalem Wesley Steuwa Construction Eunioe Wilson LuAnne Wi~eman John B. Dunkle Manhattan Trophies Void Southern Bell TeIephone See May 24 See May 24 City of Boynton Beach - Petty Cash WATER 03586 03587 03588 to 03604 03605 03606 AND SEWER REVEN-0E FbqqD Carpenter, May & Bremer Southern Bell Telephone City of Boynton Beach - Petty Cash City of Boynton Beach - Utility General Fund BOYNTON BEACHMEMORIAL PARKFIIND 1661 Harry Neidioh 1663 S~uthern Bell Telephone PUBLICITY FUND 1662 Sun Wah Kesturant G~%ND TOTAL $68,823.08 $ 70.20 30.00 30.00 96.90 54.90 237.58 11,268.00 1,024.00 5.45 28.00 792.26 127.50 i00.00 14.40 28.80 17.40 3,768.36 46.10 $17,879.30, $ 396.12 108.46 2.50 50,000.00 $50,507.08 $ 120.00 24.20 $ 144.20 $ 292°50 Page 19 May 242 1977 GE~E _RAL ~JN~D 20164 20165 20166 20167 20168 20169 20170 20171 20172 20173 20174 20175 20176 Farm and Garden Supply City of Boynton Beach - Sewer & Water Deposit Fund City of Boynton Beach - Water & Sewer Revenue Fund SeeM ay 23 Robert J. Br~n John D. Lowery Douglas Y~digan Lanier Business Products Summers Electric General GMC Truck Sales & Service Western Auto S~ore Duro-Test Corp. Halsey & Griffith WATER 03588 03589 03590 AND SEWER RE~q~lq-0E FUND Strmmers Electric Olga Hellis Halsey & Griffith U~LI~fGENERAL FIrN~ 429 Atlantic National Bank 430 Void FEDERAL REVE~JE SHARING FUND 524 SM Company May 25, 1977 GENERAL FUND GRAND TOTAL $ 13.98 690.00 11,009.48 72100 47~95 36,00 52100 36°00 33.98 720150 131.04 $12,872.32 36.00 115.00 84.21 $ 235.21 $ 300.00 $ 00.00 20177 University of Florida $ 2.00 20178 Ferguson's Nursery 75.00 20179 Betty Garriga 30.00 20180 Eva Raymond 30.00 20181 Veva Armbruster 10.00 20182 Sally Lewis 10100 20183 Charles Godfrey 30100 20184 John Dunkle 5.45 20185 Seacrest Veterinary Center 185.00 20186 Clean Machine Car Wash 59.50 20187 Mrs D's Paint & Body Shop 35100 20188 USTA Publications 28.00 20189 A. Silverman 190100 GRAND TOTAL $599.95 $ .~ 5_99.95 Page 20 MAy 26, 1977 GENEraL FUlqD 20190 City of Boynton Beach - Boynton Beach Memoria! Park 20191 Peter W. or Kitty M. Thompson FEDERAL REVENUE SHARING FUND 525 Isiah Andrews 526 Willie Ruth McGrady May 27~ 1977 ~_~IERAL FUND 20192 Void to 20194 20195 20196 20197 20198 20199 20200 20201 20202 20203 20204 20205 20206 20207 20208 20209 20210 GRAN~ TOTAL $2,203.00 $ 2,000.00 100.00 WATER O3591 03592 $ 2,100.00. 55.00 48.00 $ 103.00' Void William Ketchens 285~88 Void Void Joe Moel!er' 390~68 Martha Stephens 121.34 Donald Black 236.00 Michael H. Rhuda 285.30 Hucklebuck Music Productions' 75.00 Lin-Bar Construction 300.00 City of Boynton Beach - Petty Cash 37.19 City of Boynton Beach - Payroll Funds 39,783.30 City of Boynton Beach - Municipal Police Eetirement Trust 897.84 City of Boynton Beach - Fireman's Relief & Pension 576.65 Boynton Beach Retirement Trust Fund 2,116.49 Boynton Beach Eederal Credit Union 6,673.57 First Ba~ & T~ast _ 11.432.26 $ 63,21i.50- AND S~WERREVENUE FUk~ City of Boynton Beach - Petty Cash City of Boynton Beach - Payroll Funds GRAND TOTAL $78,760.16 $ 8.92 15,539.74 $ 15,548.66~ Page 21 May 31, 1977 GENERAL FUND 20211 Gene Moore $ 2,083.33 20212 Joseph F. Zack 100.00 20213 Norman Strnad 85.00 20214 Emily Jackson 85.00 20215 Richard Catdwell 85.00 20216 Joseph D~4arco 85.00 20217 Tereesa Padgett 25.00 20218 Betty Zobel 20.00 20219 Charles Frederick 85.00 20220 Frank Kohl 3t00.00 20221 Edgar H~tl 125.00 20222 Edward Ott 125.00 20223 Bob Latham 125.00 20224 Thomas E. Wengler 125.00 20225 Joseph Holland III 125.00 20226 Harold Shu!l 20227 Charles Persing 125.00 20228 Allen Insurance Agency 2,8~3.33 20229 V.J. ConneiI 100.00 20230 Louis Masiello 200.00 20231 First Bannk & Trust of Boynton Beach i00,000.00 20232 Good Housekeeping 8.97 20233 National Geographic Society 5.85 20234 Thomas Nelson & Sons 24.08 20235 William Morrow & Co. 68.75 20236 Ro.R. Bowker Co. 15.00 20237 Thomas Bouregy & Co. 8.85 20238 Robert Bentley, Inc. 9.63 20239 Time Life 6.93 20240 Main Line Book Co. 341.74 20241 The National Record Plan 12~15 20242 Macmillan Publishing Co. 9292 20243 McGraw-Mill Book Co. 6.74 20244 Hennepin County Library t~.00 20245 Florida Educational Paperbacks 24.81 20246 Doubleday &Co. 33.29 20247 The Baker & Taylor Companies 274.50 20248 Suzanne M. Kruse 187.50 20249 Richard Verzaal 115.20 20250 Coca Cola Bottling Co. 51.70 20251 Co~m~ercia! Record 60.00 20252 John Pi Niebel 50~00 20253 Adams Chevrolet Co. 24.17 20254 Allen Chemical Co. 50.85 20255 DuBois Farms 35.00 20256 Vince Canning Shoes 25.00 20257 E~4CO 16.38 20258 Flaghouse, Inc. 161.74 20259 Hauser Motor. C~5~ 11.06 20260 C.L. Netzler 40.00 20261 Palm Beach Hydraulic Jacks 29.08 20262 Palm Beach Spring Co. 20.00 Page 22 May 31, 1977 GENERAL FUND 20263 20264 20265 to 20274 20275 20276 20277 20278 to 20286 20287 (continued) Safety-Kleen Corp. $~ 25.50 Roberts Septic Tanks 50.00 See June See June City 6f Boymton Beach - Sewer & Water Deposit Fund 780.00 City of Boynton Beach - Water & Sewer Revenue Fund 9,455.60 City of Boy,ton Beach - Utility General Fund 1!,303.53 Sea June 2 See June 2 Ron Timm WATER 03593 03594 03595 03596 03597 03598 03599 03600 03601 03602 03603 A~ND SEWER REVENUE Elizabeth Kress, Estate Allen Insurance Agency R. L. Gr~ons Printing Underground Supply Co. Sears, Roebuck & Co. Neptune Meter Florida East Coast Railway 0o. Adams Caevrolet Co. Delray Chemical Co. Keliers Electric Supply S.O.U.S~ Inc. SEWER A~ND WATER DEPOSIT FL%~ 01629 Ethel Suiter Replaces cheek ~01524 RET]TRE~5~ TRUST FdlqD 1587 Jimmy L. Bartlett 1588 First Bank & Trust of Boynton UTILITY GE~NERAL FUND 431 Testing Lab of the Palm Beaches 432 City of Boynton Beach - Water & Sewer Revenue Fund BOYNTON BEA~R 14~MORIAL PARK FdA~ 1664 Void 1665 Peoples Federal Savings & Loan GP~lqD TOTAL $187~187.95 t~00 $~120,201.18 $ 4.70 1,406.67 24.95 902.20 30.4~ 136.78 300.00 11o51 68.75 200.00 960.00 $ 4,046.03~ DO NOT POST 326.74 7~500.00 7,826.74 114.00 50,000°00 50,114.00 5,000.00 $ 5,000.00 Page 23