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Minutes 04-19-77MI~GTES OF REGULAR CITY COUNCIL ~M~ETING 0F TRE CITY OF BOYNTO~ BEACH, FLORIDA, HELD IN CITY HALL, TUESDAY, APRIL 19, 1977 PRESENT Joseph F. Zack, Mayor Emily M. Jackson, Vice Mayor Joseph DeMarco, Councilman Norman F. Strnad, Councilman Erank Kohl, City Manager Tereesa Padgett, City Clerk Gene Moore, City Attorney M~ayor Eack welcomed everyone and called the meeting to order at 7:30 P. M. He requested everyone to please rise at the sound of the gavel for the Invocation given hy Mr. Fra~kKohl, City Manager, followed by the Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag led by Councilman Norma~F. Strnad. Mayor Zack read a Proclamation proclaiming the week of April 17th through April 23rd, 1977, to be Boynton Beach Library Week. Mayor Zack read a Proclamation proclaiming Sunday, May 1, 1977, as Law Day U. S. A. Mayor Zack read a Proc!sms.tion proclaiming the week of April 24 throug~ April 30, 1977, as Secretaries Week. Mayor Zack welcomed the group of students present from the Congress Community Middle School. Mrs. Vowe~Assistant Principal of Congress Community M~ddle School, extended appreciation to the City Council for their cooperation in having the youth participate ~n government. She then intro- duced Sand~rFirestone, Student Mayor° S&u~r Firestone thanked the City Gouncil for being invited to attend the Council meet- ing and being given the opportunity to run the City for ~ day. He referred to the students studying government and stated they were prepared to take over the requirements and do their very best. He then introduced the Dean, Guidance Counsellor and Teachers present. Mayor Zack thanked him ~or his very nice speeah and then requested the City Clerk to swear in the students for their duties tomorrow. Mrs. Padgett then conducted the swearing in ceremonies. Mayor Zack then announced if there was any item on the agenda that anyone in the ~udience desired to speak on to please give their name to Mrs. Padgett and the City Clerk will call on them at the appropriate time. MINUTES Regular City Council Meetin~ - A~ril 5, 1977 Mayor Zack called on the Council members for comments and Mr. DeMarco and ~. Strnad replied they had none. MINUTES - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL ~ETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA APRIL 19, 1977 Mrs. Jackson referred to Page 11, fourth paragraph down, third line, and clarified that the street she lives on was originally built in 1928 when the development was put in and new asphalt was added in 1951 and 1962. She then re- ferred to Page 17, fifth paragraph down, third line up, which should say: Mrs. Jackson pointed out "accordi~ug to the Code" an architect could be appointed if available. She referred to ~age 25, third line do~n, ~d advised there was a grammatical error and itsshould~he "his~ instead of "their~'. She then referred to Page 32 and read the last paragraph and first p~ragraph on Page.33 and stated thim would not be clear in reading these minutes 15 years from now and elarified that this was referr.ing to the building of the boat dock and not possibly a rai~roa~ as it might Mr. DeM~rco moved to accept the minutes as amended, seconded ~y ~s. Jackson. No discussion. Motion carried 4-0. S~pecial City Council Meetin~ - April 8~ 1977 Mayor Zack called on the Council members for comments. Mr. DeMarco referred to Page 2, third paragraph down, ~ud cor- rected the third sentence to read: He believes that a "poor" settlement is better than a "good~ law suit. Mr. Strnad re- plied that he had nothing. ~s. Jackson referred to Page 1, last paragraph, eighth line, ~md clarified that M~. Moore made th~atement and Mr~ Kohl agreed. ~s. Jackson then referred to Page 3, third paragraph, and advised it should say: "almost" the first time etc. She then referred to Page 4, ~ast paragraph, and advised that ~leave~ should be "let"~ N~s, Jackson moved that the minutes be accepted as corrected, seconded by Mr. DeMarco. Motion carried 4-0. Special City Council Meetin~ - April 14~ 1977 M~yor Zack called on the Council members for comments and they all replied they had nothing. F~s. Jackson moved that the minutes be approved as written, seconded by Mr. DeF~rco. Motion carried 4-0. Agenda Additions and ~mendments Mayor Zack announced tha ~ddition of Item 3 under VI. Legal, C. Resolutions - Letter from Attorney Smod!sh in Regards to Pratt Case. Mayor Zack then requested a motion to table Item B, Rifle Range, under VIII. New Business. ~. DeMarco so moved, seconded by ~s. Jackson. Motion carried 4-0. -2- MINUTES - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA APRIL 19, 1977 Mayor Zack announced they received word this evening request- ing Item D under IX. Administrative to be tabled until May 3. M~s. Jackson moved to table this item until May 3, seconded by Mr. DeMarco. Motion carried g-O. Mrs. Jackson requested the addition of Discussion of Community Relations Board, which she believes should be under Legal. This has been discussed previously and she would like to make a statement. Mayor Zack agreed and annou~nced this would be discussed as Item D. under VIII. New Business. Mrs. Jackson moved to accept the Agenda as corrected, seconded by Mr. Strnad. Under discussion, Mr. DeN~mrco asked about the resolution regarding Boynton Inlet and F~ Moore replied that it was prepared and he believes it was distributed on Monday. Mayor Zack stated that any resolutions should be included in their agenda books for review prior to the meeting~ Mr. DeMarco referred to discussing this at the last meeting and Mm. Eohl advised that he received it on Monday afternoon and the agenda books are distributed to the Council members on Friday. Motion carried 4-0. Mayor Zack then suggested proceeding with Bids in view of having only approximately six to seven minutes before 8:00 P. M. and they could have the Public Audience after the Public Hearing. BIDS Sale~ of Obsolete and Used Equipment Mr. Kohl informed the Council that bids for the above were opened in the office of the Purchasing Agent on April 12, $977, at 3:00 P. M. All legal requirements h~ve been met. The Tabulation Eheets regarding this equipment have been submitted; however, he does feel the bids were not adequate for the type of equipment offered, particularly in the case of the Addressograph equipment. He feels certain we can get more money by having an auction. As they can see from the tab sheets, we are getting "peanuts" for some very good desks, tables, etc., as well as other office equipment. He, there- fore, respectfully reqnes~that permission be granted for him to conduct an auction for the equipment listed on the Tabula- tion Sheets. If this request is approved, we will oroceed with the necessary advertising~ and advise the date ~f the auction. Mrs. Jackson moved to accept the recommendation of the City Manager and grant him permission to conduct an auction for the sale of obsolete and u~ed equipment. Mr. DeMarco seconded the motion. No discussion. Motion carried 4-0. -3- MINUTES - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH~ FLORIDA APRIL 19, 1977 One (1) Electronic Cash Re~ister Mr. Kohl informed the Council that bids on the above were opened on Wednesday, April 13, 1977, at 11:00 A. M. in the office of the Purchasing Agent, Mr. William E~ Sullivan. The Tabulation Committee recommends acceptance of the lo~ bid from Custom Business Machines, Inc. of Delray Beach in the amount of $3,910.00. A copy of the ~abulation Sheet, Proposal and Affidavit signed by F~o Hoodrow W. Taylor, President of Custom Business ~chine~, Inc., are on file. He has checked all other requirements and everything is in order. Funds for the above purchase were Budgeted in Capi- tal Outlay, Utilities Billing Account No. 030-902.~20 in the amount of $4,600.00. He co,curs with %he recommendations o£ the Tabulation Committee. Mr. De~rco moved to accept the low hid from Custom Business M~chines, Inc. in the amount of $3,910.00. M~s~ Jackson seconded the motion. Under discussion, M~yor Zack questioned the difference Between the bid of $2,995.00 from Business Machines, !nc. an8 the Bid of $3,910.00 from Custom Business Machines, Inc. ~. Sullivan informed him that the delivery time was considered, but also the bids from Business Machines, inc. did not meet the specifications with giving individual totals. Motion carried 4-0. LEGAL Ordinances - 2nd Readin~ - Public Hearin~ N01~ Ordinances - 1st Readin~ NONE Resolutions Proposed Resolution 77-U - Re: Authorizing Participation in Metropolitan Plannin~ Orsanization (M.P.O.) M~. Moore read proposed Resolution 77-U. Fmyor Zack informed them of the ten voting members and two non-voting members of this Board ~ud the communities they represented. F~s. Jackson moved the ~doption of Resolution 77-U, seconded by ~. DeMmrco. No discussion. Mrs. Padgett took a roll call vote s~ follows: Councilman DeMarco - A~¥e Vice U~yor Jackson - Aye Councilman Strnad - Aye Mayor Zack - Aye Motion carried4-O. MINUTES - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA APRIL 19, t977 Mr. DeMarco referred to the fine group of students present representing Congress Community Middle School and suggested they introduce themselves. Mz~yor Zack agreed and requested eaeh student to stand and give their name and the department they will be re~resenting in City Hall tomorrow. The students complied as requested. Mrs° Jackson referred to _~m. Caldwell not being in town tomorrow and suggested that h~srepresenta- rives join her. Mayor Zack then thanked them ali for coming and announced they were welcome to stay or may leave at this time. PUBLIC HEARING - 8 P. M. ?arcel #7 The South 19,54 feet of the North 469.54 feet of the West quarter (W.~) of Lot 8 of the Subdivision of Section 20, Twp. 45 South, Rmuge 43 East, Boynton Beach, Florida, according to Plat Book 1, Page 4, Less the East 3 Acres, as described in Deed Book 975, Page 125, Public Records of Palm Beach County Parcel #2 The South 156 feet of the North 450 feet of the West quarter (W.~) of Lot 8~of the Subdivision ~' Section 20, Twp. 45 South, Range 43 East, Boynton Beach, Florida, according to Plat Book 1, Page 4, less the East 3 Acres, as described in Deed Book 975, Page 125, Public Records of Palm Beach County Location - North of 715 N. W. 2nd Avenue Request - Rezone to C-1 from R-lA Use Dental Complex and necessary parking Applicants - D. M. & M. B. Doxtad Parcel #2 Dr. M. N. Jacobs - Parcel #1 M~. Kohl informed the Council that the Planning & Zoning Board at their meeting of April 12, 1977, unanimously recommended the rezoning application for Parcel #I be approved based on the fact that the zoning was located in such a manner so as to split a parcel of lmud used entirely for commercial pur- poses. Motion to approve was made by F~. Winter and seconded by ~Ar. Lambert. The Planning & Zoning Board recommended the rezoning application for Parcel #2 be denied based on the in- trusion of commercial zoning into a single family zone and the possible uses permitted in the C-1 zone. Motion to deny was made by Mr. Winter and seconded by Mrs. Schorr; approved 5-I withMr. Lmmbert voting in the negative. Mayor Zack asked if anyone present wished to speak in favor of this change in reference to Parcel #1. -5- MINUTES - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BF~CH, FLORIDA APRIL 19, 1977 Dr. M. N. Jacobs stated his name and his address as 715 2nd Aven~e. He informed the Council that he believes Parcel #1 was inadvertently zoned R-lA and he thinks it was a hook- keeping error~ It cuts righi through hislla~ ~uildi~g now. Mayor Zack then asked if anyone else was i~ favor o£ this rezo~iug of Parcel #1. ~ Dewey Doxtad appeared before the Council and stated that he sold this property to Dr. Jacob~. He does mot k~ow where the m~xup o¢cmr~do~ it. ~hy it is necessary to rezone it again, he does not know~ Mayor Zack asked if there was anyone else in favor of this rezonisg and received no response. He then a~ked if anyone present opposed this particular parcel being rezo~d~ and received ~o response. Mr. DeMarco mo~ed to approve ~arcel #1 at 715 N. W. 2nd ~ve. as recommended by the Planning & Zoning Board to be rezoned from R-lA to C-1. M~s. Jac~on seconded the motion~ Ne discussion. Motion carried 4-0. Mayor Eack then asked if auyone was in favor of rezoning Parcel #2. Dr. M. ~ Jacobs appeared before the Council again and stated he was in favor of rezoning this parcel to commercial C-1 for several reasons. At one time, it was zoned commercial and then changed to residential. Somebody promised ~. Doxtad that it could be rezoned back to commercial. Also, he would like to have this land on which to expand his dental facili- ties ~ud explained how the City o~ Boynton Beach was very short of dental specialists. He believes this is a good spot for a dental office. Also, as far as attractiveness of the land, he believes if a person examined the way his commercial property looks this evening compared to residential property in that area, ~ appearance of his property is just as good as the residential and better than some residential areas. It is true during the day people will he coming and going, but there will not he children playing outside, dogs harking, cars racing in andoout, etc~ During the evenings and o~ weekends when the people are at h~me in the residential area, the dental office is completely closed and quiet~ ~nere will be no electrical signs, loud noises, obnoxious fumes, etc. For his own interest, the property will be kept in good ap- pearance. He thinks it should he rezoned. Mayor Zack asked if anyone else was in favor of this change. -6- MINUTES - REGULAR CiTY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA APRID 19, 1977 Mr. Dewey Doxtad appeared before the Council again and stated there was not~uch he could add to Dr. Jacobs' statements. As the owner, he does want to sell the pro- perty as it is a lot to take care of. It would be a shame fo put homes back there with his trees. Mayor Zack asked if anyone else was in favor of this change. Mr. Steve Saranin stated his name and his address as 409 N.W. 7th Gourt. He i~formed~ the Council that. his property was adjacen~ to Parcel #2. Re does not k~ow if the Council has seen thisplot of land, hut he personally cannot see how houses could be put in this grove. It would not hold enough houses to make it economical for a builder to huilR~ He per- so,ally feelm a dental complex would be much more in his favor tham some of the people who live on the street. He feels it will m~e the area a lot more attractive than it is right now. M~yor Zack asked if anyone else was ~n favor of this change and received no response. He then asked if anyone present opposed this change and received no response. Mrs. Jackson stated she thought it should be noted that letters have been received from ~. James Ashley and Mr. ~dams in opposition. Mayor Zack adde~ that also several people spoke in opposi- tion at the Planning & Zoning Bos~d meeting. Mayor Zack then requested the City Planner to give input re- garding this ground and whether it could be used for homes. Mr. Amnunziato informed the Council that at his request, this rezoning was split into two requests. One was to satisfy the split in the parcel and the second parcel of 156 x 130 ft. would constitute an intrusion into the R-lA zone to the east. This parcel would be surrounded by residentiat~zoning. It is very hard to recommend against rezoning to C-1, as it is a very restrictive commercial zone. He evaluated this as to the location and s~rrounding uses and at this point, he has not been satisfied that this land could not be developed for single family purposes. He has personally worked out a plan where five houses could be built, which would require sub- dividing. He referred to M~. Doxtad asking whether two homes could be built without sewers and advised that he has checked this and they could be built as they ~ould be beyond the 100 ft. distance to the sewer line. If this property could not be developed for single family, he thinks strong arguments could be made for rezoning. M~. DeMarco asked if this property was zoned C-1 originally and M~. ~ununziato replied that he had not been able to sub- stantiate that. M~. DeMe~co added that he used to live in this area and believes it was commercial ~nd Mr. ~nnunziato replied that it possibly was changed in 1975. Mayor Zack ~IINUTES - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA APRIL 19, 1977 ~fferred to Mr. Doxtad having owned the property for nine years and asked what it was zoned when he bought it and Doxtad replied that when he bought it, it was R-1 and after two to three years, it was zoned commercial and then a couple years la.ter~, it was zoned back to R-I and he was told it would be nothing to have it rezoned. Mr. Strnad added that he could substantiate Mr. Doxtad's statement and told about Mr. Doxtad complaining when it was rezoned to residential, but Mr. Jack Barrett, the former Building Official, assured him it could easily be changed back to C zoning which it had been. The reason he knows this is because he was familiar with this property quite a few years ago. Mr. DoXtad got in touch with him regarding the rezoning. However, when Mr. Barrett assured him there would be no problem in having it rezoned, he did not pursue the matter any further. ~his property had been C and he cannot understand ~hy it was changedto R, because on the west side of this is the substation of Florida Power & Light Co. To go a little further, before the last $ouncil meeting when this was supposed to he on the agenda, he looked at the properties of the people complaining about this and if anyone looked at the rear of these properties, they certainly would not want to live in back of them. Mr. DeM~rco requested to see a map of the area and M~. Ennunziato pointed out the location on the large zoning map to the public and Council members. He also pointed out that R-lA zoning was to the east, R-lA zoning to the north which could probably not be developed~ R-2 zoning to the west, and C-2 to the south. Mr. DeMarco told about several people calling him from this area stating they were in favor of this being rezoned to C-1. He hates to go against the Planning & Zoning Board, but he is in favor of C-1. M~s. Jackson referred to the map indicating there would be a landlocked area if this was rezoned and M~. Doxtad informed her he would have access to the rear because his house is on 7th Court. He added that he had also offered th~ land to the two people who objected behind their homes and it will be com- plicated for him to get rideof the rest of it. ¥~. DeMarco asked if Florida Power & Light Co. was contem- plating more building and M~. Annunziato replied that he did not know for sure, but site development pl~ns~ust be sub- mitted. Mayor Zack stated he thought the main issues of concern by the Planning & Zoning Board is what is ahead in C-I if this land wase sold. Mr. DeN~arco asked Dr. Jac~ts how large a building he contemplated building and Dr. Jacobs replied that he did not _know exactly and plans must be approved by the City. It is t~e he could resell it, but it would still be *See Min. of 5/3/7~ -8- MI~JTEE - ~EGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA APRIL 19, 1977 zoned C-1 which would have the same uses and not allow fac- tories or stores. _~s. Jackson stated that she did not be- lieve he could sell with having no access and Dr. Jacobs replied that he could sell the whole thing, the G-2 plus ~. DeMarco made a motion to change Parcel #2 from R-IA to C-1, as under the present circumstances,~ he does not think we should create a hardship on these two individuals. Mss. Jackson seconded the motion. Under discussion, Mrs. Jackson remarked that she believed if an applieation was made to the Board of Adjustment, a variance would be granted and she be- lieves that the proper way to go would be to rezone it now~ Mr. Strnad added that he was glad to see the Council take this action. He believes they must bend a little bit and merit each thine in its own particular imstance. He Believes it is wise to help these people out. Mrs. Padgett then took a roll call vote on the motion as follows: Vice Mayor Jackson - Aye Councilman Strna~ - Aye Councilman DeM~rco -Aye Mayor Zack - Aye Motion carried 4-0. At this time, Mayor Back acP~owledged the presence of former Mayor Joe DeLong and requested him to stand. Resolutions (Continued) Proposed Resolution 77-V - Re: Urging Positive Action to Initiate Mandatory Statewide Certification Program for Construction Co~e En~orcemen~ Officials Mr. Moore read proposed Resolution 77-V. Mrs. Jack, on moved the adoption of Resolution 77-V, seconded hy Mr. DeMarco. Under discussion, Mrs. Jackson suggested that if this resolution is passed, perhaps it could be sent special delivery to the Legislative Delegation ~ecause time is of th~ essence. ~irs. Padgett then took a roll call vote on the motion as follows: Councilman Strnad - Aye Councilman DeMarco - Aye Vice ~yor Jackson - Aye Mayor Zack - Aye Motion carried 4-0. Letter from Attorney Smodish Re~ardin~ Pratt Case Mr. Kohl read a letter from Attorney Michsel Smodish advising that oral argument had been set for Tuesday, May ~0, on the -9- MINUTES - REGULAR C!TT COUNCIL MEETLNG BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA APRIL 19, 1977 Pratt Case. Mr. Smodish stated he would be willing to handle the oral argument for a fe~ of $60.00 per hour and would esti- mate it would not exceed six to seven hours. N~s. Jackson commented that the papers which came along with this letter stated each side would be allotted 20 minutes to present their oral arguments and she does not know how it would take six to seven hours. She thinks it is unethical for an attorney to solicit. Mayor Zack replied that the letter did include the statement that Ms. Smodish would be willing to twrn the files over to another atiorme~ and also they must consider the time requ~wed to prepare this case. He asked Ms. Moore if he estimated it would take six to seven hours and ¥~s. Jackson replied that she did not think it was a fair question for Mr. Moore. F~. DeMarco referred to ~ureparation being done by Mr. Smodish when he was the City Attormey and stated he agreed with Mrs. Jackson that six to seven hours seems k~nd of high for a 20 minute brief since he is familiar with the case. ~. Strnad referred to when they disposed with the services of M~. Ernest Simon and stated they engaged him to do numer- ous cases he was assigned previously with no stipulated hours. Mir. Simon,s amount was in the thousands of dollars for the cases and this would only be approximately $400. M~s. Jackson clarified that she referred to this because the time was spelled out for 20 minutes. Mr. Kohl informed the Council that when an attorney prepares a case, he must prepare docu- ments and legal papers and there is also the time involved in going to court and waiting in court. Mrs. Jmckson replied that she just hoped it would not take six to seven hours. Mr. Strnad moved to engage the firm of Reed & Smodish to pursue this case, since tkey are familiar with it and have all the data. Mrs. Jac?~on seconded the motion. Under dis- cussion, ~ir. DeFmrco asked if they were going to set a time limit and Mayor Zack replied it would be hard to do that. Motion carried 4-0. Ns. Moore referred to when he was appointed, he informed the Council that this was one of his pending cases; however, he has withdrawn from it and Mr. Pratt has obtained another attorney. PUBLIC AUD~NCE Mr. Ron Johnson stated his name and address as 1205 N. W. 7th Street. He inf'ormed the Council he was present to discuss a slight complaint he has and which he believes some other people have in reference to the firing of Mr. Kenneth Kribso He does not know if Mr. Kribs was guilty or not guilty. It is not his -10- MINUTES - REGU ~L~R CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA APRIL 19, 1977 place to decide this nor the City Council's or City Attorney's place. It is up to the Civil Service Board to decide. Accord- ing to the newspaper, the City Council made a deal and he thinks the action taken by the majority members of the City Council i~ voting for this jeopardized their whole m~cipal system. Be explained how the judicial system would be af- fected if they used this sa~e system in reference to crimi- nals. ~e basicDpart o£ the judicial system is to be tried and heard. He definitely does not agree withthe action taken by the majority of the Council members. Mr. Johnson then continued that the checks and balances system of the government has been destroyed by the action taken by the Council members also. He told about where he grew up in North Carolina and how that particular sm~ll area had a checks and Balances ~ystem~ He ~ it difficult to believe that a City with 40,000 people does not have a City Fiuance Director. He is sure Mr. Kohl will agree he does not have the capacity to be a City Finance Director. He thinks they need a Gity Finance Director entirely separate from the City ~R~nager. Mr. Johnson stated there were three reasons he could thin~k of why they decided not to take this case to court. First of all, they probably don't have a case. He does not know if this is the reason or if the person representing the City does not have the ability to handle the case. The~third reason is that somebody is wondering what the Civil Service Board will find out. Do they have confidence in the Civil Service Board? It was set up to protect the individual from ~eing hired snd fired by politicians whenever they chose just because they did not like someone. It was also set up to protect the City so they cannot be cheated out of taxpayers' money. He thinks Mr. ~ribs should have ~een heard, as any person should he properly heard, so we would know what is right and wrong, This is the heart of the whole system. If they do not follow this, how can they lead the whole country? He is not ~aying the whole world can ~e right, but thinks the Gity of Boynton Beach with a little help and work can be right, but this is definitely not the procedure to follow. Mr. De~L~rco replied that he didn't think ~. Johnson should compare Mr. Kribs to a criminal. Secondly, they do have a good Civil Service Board. It was Mr. Kribs' attorney who offered to settle. He explained how ~. Eribs could go to Civil Court and demand a hearing, but the City could not and the case could be prolonged for two to three years~and back pay could be collected. He does not think itiis good busi- ness when you can make a poor settlement which is better th~u a good law suit. -11- MINUTES - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING B0~TON BEACH, FLORIDA APRIL 19, 1977 Mr. Johnson stated that the whole essence is what is right and fair to the individual public. He referred to speaking previously in reference to the Rinker case andstated they must consider what is fair and right for the people. Mr. DeMarco replied that from a legal standpoint, Mr. Moore was correct regarding the Risker case, but the Council voted to reject his proposal and went with the wishes of the people. I4m. Johnson stated that the people were not present when the decision was made regarding Mr. Kribs. Mr. DeMarco continued that they could still lose the case with Rinker and Johnson disagreed and stated he thought they have a better case ~ow. Mr. DeMarco referred to establishing a precedent by losing the Lehigh Portland case and Mr. Johason replied that he did not feel this had set a precedent. ~. Johnson then stated that in place of a City Pimance Director, they are supposed to have a City Auditor not under Civil Service who could be hired or fired at random. What happens if somebody decides they don't like Mr. Kohl or Mr. Moore and want to get rid of them$ Is this right or fair? He thinks the people should be heard. F~. DeMarco replied that this could be done hy a majority vote oE the Council. Mayor Zack then ascertaiRed that nobody else desired to spe~ during the Public Audience period. Other Request Authorization to Execute Traffic Control Agreement - Intersection of S.E./$.W. 23rd Avenue & Seacrest Blvd. Mr. Kohl referred to the City Council r~questing him to ask the County to assume the responsibility for the above traffic light, which was accomplished by letter on January 25, 1977. The agreement submitted is the result of that request. Mrs. Jackson moved to authorize the proper officials to exe- cute the agreement, seconded by M~. DeMarco. No discussion. Motion carried4-0. Consider Transferrin~ Snack Bar Lease A~reement Mr. Kohl referred to receiving correspondence from Dave Centola with his proposed agreement for the lease on the Municipal Beach Snack Bar as well as a copy of the present agreement we have. For the Council's assistance in making a decision on this matter, we submit below information surveyed from other cities. As indicated, we have learned there are not too many municipal snack bars in Palm Beach County. Lant~ma - Flat monthty rental - $135.00, on a year to year basis. -12- MINUTES - _REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA APRIL 19, 1977 Boca Raton - No longer has a snack bar. Property was sold to private individual. Lake Worth - Rented to private individual who presently has a 10 year lease with the City of Lake Worth. They operate on a 2.5% of the gross income from the restaurant (they also have a bait and tackle shop), or they must receive at least $3,000 per year from this operation. Riviera Beach - Rents the Ocean Mall which includes several stores to a private individual. Their fees include the snack bar as well as the other stores, such as surfboard rental, canopy rental, bai~, tackle, etc.,and therefore were unable to give us a breakdown. He requests the Council's wishes on this please. Mr. David D. Centola appeared before the Council and stated he was present to ~nswer any questions the City Council may have. He added that a new lease was submitted because his clients intend to invest a substantial amount of money and need several years to recover this amount mf money. He thought it was necessary to extend it for at least a five year period. Mrs. Jackson stated that she obtained a list of the payments which have been made since August, 1970, a~ud doesn't think we have been getting enough money. She feels if the tenant wishes to finish out the two years at this rate, it is one thing; but if he wishes to renegotiats, she would only want to do it on an annual basis. She does not think it should be on a percent- age basis again. In looking at the figures, she believes the City has not been getting enough money. Mayor Zac~kaadded that the payments amounted to: 1970 - $92~23; 1971 - $419.06; t972 - $489.89; t973 - $415.00; 1974 - $613.61; 1975 - $778.37; and 1976 - $655.48. Mrs. Jackson clarified that the 1970 figure was only for five months. She continued that the most we ever made in any one month was $106 in March, t975. We have made as little as $16 to $17. She just feels we are not getting the money we should. ~. Centola referred to the rental agreements for the other cities and stated he believed the concession areas in those other cities are much larger than what we have here and the Beach areas are also mmch larger. Mr. DeMarco asked if his client would be willing to re~ego- tiate on a higher figure and Mr. Centola replied that he be- lieved he would and added they could have saved time if this objectio~ had been made known and it could have been nego- tiated with himself, the City Manager and City Attorney. -13- MI~TES - REGUL~ CITY_ COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA APRIL 19, 1977 Mrs. Jackson referred to the present lease not expiring until February, 1979 and Mr. Centola informed her that the amount of money his client iatends to invest would not allow him to recover the amount of the investment in a 21 month period. Mayor Zack stated he personally did not like the percentage basis and would like a flat rate and believes they would both be better satisfied. Mr. Centola replied that if the City ~ouncil will present a rate, he will present it tc his client. He is sure things could be worked out.~ Mr. De~Marco referre~ to Lantana having a monthly rental of $135.00 and stated he believes the two cities are very much alike. Mayor Zack replied that they must remember not to make a profit as this snack bar is there for the convenience of the beach goers, but they also must be concerned about the upkeep of the area. Mr. DeMmrco asked if this was put out for bid originally and Mrs. Jackson replied that she didn't thi~k so. Mr. DeMarco remarked that maybe someone else would be interested. Mmyor Zack replied he did not see where they would gai~ from bids. The man is doing satisfactory work and everything is in line and they know what they have, but not what they would get. ~. DeMarco asked if it was beyond the realm of possibility to go out for bids or renegotiate and Mrs, JaCkson replied that there were still t~o more years to go on~ the present lease. Mm. De~rco referred to the request to transfer the lease and Mr. Cemtola stated he would prefer to re~egotiate to extend the ~present lease to five years. He added that he r~presents the prospective purchasers. Mrs. Jackson replied that this put a different light on it and she feels the new people should come to the City to renegotiate. Mr. Centola clarified that he submitted the lease on behalf of the pro- posed purchasers. Mrs. Jackson stated she thought they should definitely have a flat rate. Mayor Zack stated he felt $135 would be kind of high and suggested $100 maximum. Mr. Strnad suggested negotiating with the people before they take over the lease. Mr. Centola stated that the City Council could come up with a guideline and it could result in the proposal being re- jected and this going on i~defi~itely. ~. DeMarco stated he was concerned with extending the lease for five years and stated he would like this to go out for bids to be fair to everyone. Mrs. Jackson stated she felt there should be a flat monthly rate or annual rate. She does not think it should be a five year lease but t~at~it.should have an escalatiug clause. Mr. Centola referre~ to the present lease having two years to run and Mr. DeN~zrco agreed, ~ut added that he was asP~_ug for five yeses. Mr. Centola *See Min. of 5/3/75 MINUTES - REGUL~R CIT~~ COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA APRIL 19, 1977 ~larified that this was a case of having a potential purchaser and if they want to go out for bids, they must wait at least two years° Mr. DeMarco questioned if the lease was transfer- able. M~s~ Jackson told about owning rental property in the north and only increasing the rent wher~ new owners move in. She thinks it would also apply to this. Times have changed since 1970. Mr. Centola replied that he had no objections, ~ut wanted guidelines. Mr. Moore clarif, ied that a sale was involved here. M~. Centola's clien%~ assurance he ca~ be there £or five year~. He must know how much rent he must pay before getting into it. He is making sn investment and is entitled to have a rear sortable period of time to recoup the investment. Mr. Strnad stated he did not think the City was in s~ck a bad position with getting 2.5% of the gross income and not the net income. He asked what this worked out to approxi- mately each month and Mr. DeMarco replied about $50 per month and Mrs. Jackson added that she didn't believe it was that high. Mr. Strnad stated that the Council should agree on an amount and propose a contract. They discussed the monthly rsntal amo~mt f~ther. Mr. Strnad stated he thought it depended on how much money the people are going to invest in the place and they must be assured of getting back their investment.. N~o Centola in- forme~ him that the people are purchasing this for $18,000 and if the income is as low as indicated, it will take more than five years to recover their initial investment. He does not think a year to year leas~ would be appropriate on these conditions. ~. Moore suggested an ~unual percentage increase ~ud ~s. Jackson suggested $100 per month with a certain percentage increase. She added that they could have a flat rate plus a certain percentage if the gross was o~r£ a certain ~ount. M~yor Zack referred to the lease stating 4% and this would be close to $100 per month and Nr. Centola agreed this was correct for the balance of the three years. ~. DeMarco asked if there was a guaranteed minimum and ~s. Jackson replied: no, but she thinks there should be. M~ DeMarco stated he still thought it should go out for bids. Mayor Zack suggested possibly checking into whether any people were interested. Mrs. Jackson moved to table this for further study and find out if there are other people interested. Mr. DeMarco seconded the motion. No discussion. Motion tied 2-2 with Mayor Zack and Mr. Strnad voting in the negative. -15- MINUTES - REGUlaR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA APRIL 19, 1977 MX. Strnad moved to request the City Manager to meet with the people interested in this particular place and see if some kind of ammicable arrangement can be made for the satisfac- tion of the City and people interested. M~so Jackson seconded the motion° No discussion~ Motion carried 4-0. ~. Moore informed the Council that he had been successful in obtaining from Mr. Leonard Smith the deeds for the rights-of- way for the Sara Sims Memorial P~rk. OLD BUSINESS Civil Service Appeals Board - Mayor Joseph F. Zack Mayor Zack stated he had been informed he made statements regarding Don Shelhamer's attendance at meetings. He clari- fied that Mr. Shelhamer has attended seven meetings and re- quested the City Manager to convey to the Secretary of the Civil Service Appeals Board that he was sorry he made a mis- take previously regarding ~. Shelhamer's attendance record. Mrs. Jackson replied that the mistake was corrected immedi- ately. Discuss 55 Acre Tract of Lan~ - Mayor Joseph F. Zack ~yor Zack suggested that letters be written regarding this 55 acre tract of land and added that the City ~nager has a complete layout of what is to be provided on this property. It should be c~nsidered that they could obtain a long term lease. It possibly could come from the $50,000,000 bond issue. This financing was suggested by one of the Co~s- sioners. Mrs. Jackson asked if he was referring to this to be a County park or to be given to the City and Mayor Zack replied that he would like to have it donated to the City. ~rs. Jackson clarified that we would have to develop it and Mayor Zack agreed. Mr. DeMarco stated that he had been inbtouch with the County Commissioners and believes the City cam get it. He believes it can be deeded to the City with no strings attached. M~yor ~See Mi~ Zack added that he talked to two County Commissioners and ~/~/77 with three new ones, he thin~ it would be wise to send a letter indicating our requsst and plans. Mrs. Jackson stated that it should be developed ~radually and Mayor Zack re- plied they could not move tha~ £ast,~but the point is to first get the ground. Mr. DeMarco added that he also talked to Commissioner Medlen and was assured the County would deed the Little League Park to the City. M~s. Jackson moved to instruct the City Manager to send a letter to the County Commissioners asking they d~ed the 55 acre tract of land to the City o£ Boynton Beach. Mr. DeMarco seconded the motion and the motion carried 4-0. -16- MINUTES - REGUI~ CITY COUNCIL M~ETING APRIL 19, 1977 B0~TON BEACH, FLORIDA Discuss N. E. J Oth Avenue - Mayor Joseph F. Zack · ~Mayor Zack told about his research indicating this is a County road and read all the correspondence and i~formatio~ pertain- ing to this. He suggests that the Council apprise the County of this and request that updated cost~estimates Be started. He explained how this road has been a bottleneck. He took all this information to County Commissioner Bill Medlen and he will follow through on it. He thinks the ne~ County Commis- sioners should be apprised of thimo Mrs. Jackson stated that the City has $50,000 encm~oered~ hut she does not know if the County still has the money e~cmmBereda Mr. DeMarco asked if the County agreed to fix it at one time and Mrs. Jackson replied: yes, in 1973. Mayor Zack suggested sen~ing a letter advising the City is con- cerned with the widening of this road and requesting it to be put in the fiscal budget this year. Also, he thi~-their biggest concern will be relocating a couple families, but this should Be taken care of by the County since they made the ap- praisals. Mr. DeM~co made a motion recommending that the City Manager contact the County Commission regarding this road and explain- ing the road is in deplorable conditio~ in need of repairs and widening. M~s. Jackson seconded the motion. No discussion. Motion carried 4-0. Discuss Telephone Service from City to Boca Raton - Councilman Norman F. Str~ad ~. Strnad stated that at the last Council meeting whe~ we aske~ for a resolutio~ to have our telephone to~l charge eliminated from the Boynton Beach area to the Boca Raton area~ he had been in favor of it. However, when Mr. Burson informed this Council this was not going to be a free ride, this changed his mind. Since the~, he has spoken to quite a few people who also believed this woul~ be a free ride. Quite a few years ago, he was glad to call West Palm Beach as a free call even though he called West Palm Beach rarely, and his telephone bill did increase, but he did not attach the significa~~ce that the service was extended. He believes a lot of people are under the impression that this will be a free ride. According to the records from ~. Burson, there are 5% who call Boca Raton with 1% being the constant callers and this is goimg to put a burden on the res~oof the people in the area. If he could do it over, he would have rather left his phone bill as it was and pay for the calls he:~'~akes to West Palm Beacho He would like to leave it as it is now ~nd pay for his toll calls to BOca Raton~ He wa~uts it pub- licized that the people will have to pay for this service~ He requests the Council to reconsider the resolution passed to the telephone company. -17- MINUTES - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA APRIL t9, 1977 M~s. Jackson stated that before anything is done, this will have to go before the Public Service Commission and they must hold hearings. She does not think a.nything will be done at all until it goes before the ~blic Service Commis- sion. ~r. DeMarco stated that he fathered this resolution and has been receiving letters from the Boynton Beach Democratic Club, Kings Point, etc. in favor. He still says a survey ~hould be m~.de to check the feasibility of this service since Dado and Broward Counties do have it. He believes their bills were only increased $1 ~35 for the service to West Palm Beach. Mayor Zack referred to Mr. Burson,s statement that if Boca Raton is not interested, the rates could increase $8.00 per month. He thiMms this would be a wrong move. He believes a User Sensitive Service or Unit R~te Service should be con- sidered. M~. Burson appeared before the Council and explained that if it was based on the number of telephones you cam rs. ach o~ a local calling basis, that is the way you are billed on the local service. To call Boca Raton, the bills wou~d have to increase. They did receive a number of complaints about the $1.35 increase ~or service to West Palm Beach. He knows the people in Boca Raton are not interested in calling West Palm Beach and does not think it is fair to penalize them. The majority will have to pay for what the minority want. The rates could raise as much as $8.00 per line to call Boca Raton because the Boynton Beach people want this mad must cowry the load. He explained how the facilities would have to be increased and explained how the people would be re- quired to take the service whether they could afford it or not. Even though the people don't want it, they must take it and it would mean they probably would use it and it would mean a[ditional facilities and investment. If the telephone company invests money, they must get money back. They do not think it is fair to charge the majority for what the few in comparison want. Mrs. Jackson clarified that nothing was changed because of the resolution passed and ~. Burson agreed and stated the resolution did go to every municipality in the County, Mr. DeMarco remarked that he was present at every city to speak on the resolution and M~. Burson agreed mud stated he was present to point out their side and statistics. He felt it was_fair to visit the other municipalities to give the infor- mation they have on hand. Mrs. Jackson clsrified that they must still wait to see what the other cities say and M~. Burson agreed. M~s. Jackson clarified that the resolution would not have to be rescinded if the majority do not pass it and Mr. Burson agreed.. -18- MINUTES - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA APRIL 19, 1977 t~ayor Z~ck stated they were only concerned about Boca Raton and Mr. B~rson replied that they were ta~g about going from one end of the County to the other~ Mr~ DeMarco clarified that he meant along the coast. Ma~or Zack referred to Dade and Broward Counties being covered entirely. Mr. DeMarco re.ferred to Mr. Burson's statement that the people are not using the phone and adEised that they are not because it costs too muc~money, Ee knows what the rates are. He has had people approaching him in regards to oetitions~ Ne would like a study made to see if it is p~ssib!e~ Mr. BUrson informed them that the Public Service Commission has indicated recently that there possibly is a type of service rather than a flat rate service which wou]~ be more advantageous to the majority of telephone s~bscribers. This is the Usage Sensitive Service.. Pessibly within the next few months, there may be a service which will fit into what they are asking for. At that time, it will be presented to the Public Service Comm~ ssion and people for approval. Mr. DeMarco replied that he knows the people are interested and hopes there is a possible way to work out an agreement. He clarified that he was not condemning the phone company and M~. Burson replied that he understood that and is just point- ing out their side. Mrs. Padgett informed the Council that Mr. Johnson had re- quested to speak on this subject. Mr. Strnad stated he believed they stirred up a hornet's nest with sending out the resolution and not having the prooer information along with the resolution stating this is not going to be a free ride. Naturally people will be in favor of it if they don't have to pay for it. He does not want to be paying for people calling from Lake Worth to Boca Raton. Mr. DeMarco clarified that he merely suggested that a study be made. The rates are set by the Public Service Commission. He still thin_ks a good feasibility study should be made. Mr. Strnad stated he was concerned that the people who don't want to call these particular areas will have to pay for ~ne people who do want to call. ~. Ron'Johnson stated his name and his address as 1205 N.W. 7th Street. He told about his positio~ working for Southern Bell and told about the amount of static received from the public previously when the rates were raised. He is like anyone else and likes to get something, but nothing is free. In reference to Mrs. Jackson's statement that the Public Service Commission would have to hold public hearings and make a decision, if all the cities send in resolutions in favor of this and in view of the City Councils being elected MINUTE£ - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL ~ETING BOYETON BEACH, ~LORIDA APRIL 19, 1977 by the people, they might get the impression that the people want this. When the rates were increased previously, it was a~ increase of $2.00 per month, but with inflation and con- siderations now, it woul~ Be $4.00 to $9~00 per month. This is a tremendous increase for 94% who never use it. Mr. Etrnad made a motion to reconsider this resolution, seconded by Mayor Eack after he a~certained that nobody elze would second the motion. Under discussion, Mro Strnad stated it was fine to let it stay as is, but he thinks letters should be sent with an iuformati~e sheet to all the places which hay e received thereselutio~informing them this is not going to be a free ride a~d the majority of the people wiilbd~ave to pay for the minority who will use the phones~ Mrs. Jackso~ stated this was brought out in one town and they decided to wait and see if there was goLug to be a further charge. She believes they should table this and wait for a reaction from the other cities~ May~r Zack added that there wa~ ~lso the possibility of the ~sage Sensitive Pla~ g~ing into operation. ~s. Jack, on moved to table this, secon~e8 hyMr. DeMarco. Motion carrie~ 4-0. Discuss Renovations - Councilm~ Norman F. Strnad Mr. Strnad told about Mr. Werger contacting him in reference totthe paving of his s~ree~. He now questions why all thi~ renovation goes on in City Hall and a street cannot be paved? He referred ~o Mr. Werger mentioning things which were al- ready completed, but last week another large job was started in City Halt in the City Manager's secretaries' office. He could no~ answer M~. Werger about this latest renovation and requests M~o Kohl to give the information. Mr. Kohl informed them that the renovation~ taking place i~ to move the secretaries from one office to another office and the removing of a paztitiono He asked if he was talking about the cost or what and Mr.. Strnad replied that he believed that was what M~. ~erger was referring to. Mr. Kohl continued that renovation is done every day in the City. There is a crew of people for this purpose. Zf the Council does not want him to do anything without their approval, he will come to the Council for every item whether $10 or $100. Mrs. Jackson asked if there was any great expense involved and ~. Kohl explained that a couple of his own men did the work. Mr. Strnad then asked if Mr. Werger was satisfied with this answer. ~. Werger appeared before the Council and referred to the cost of government in this day and age getting so high, ta~es increasing, etc. and the peopl~ant to know why -20- MINUTES - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA APRIL 19, 1977 they don't get something for their tax dollars. If they would get input from the people, a lot of things done in City Hall would not be approved by the people. The people are paying taxes and should have first say.~ The people in Laurel Hills have been paying taxes for 23 years and nothing has been done for the people there. He referred to the park- ing lots being paved, new se~ts, new drapes, etc. and stated that the old seats were sat±sfactory and their street could have been paved i~tead. They should close their street off to thrm~a~$i~ to~cBoat ramp or pave it. He thi~s the people sho~ ~e considered. The taxes keep going ~p an~ they g~t nothing en their street. They ride o~ their street every day, ~ut do not come to City Hall every day. Mayor Zack in- formed him that the pav~ of the street would be discussed la~er and they were now discussing the renovations at City Hall. Mayor Zack stated that he does not know how much authority the City Manager has in making renovations, but thinks he is trying to use wise judgement. The cost is a big factor and the City Manager must decide. However, there are a couple rooms vacant on the second floor of City Hall and maybe one of these could be a conference room. Mr. Kohl informed him that he planned to make a second conference room on the second floor. Mayor Zack continued that he knew there was some concern about the renovations. ~rs. Jackson added that she thinks there~ic ~u~h ~ thing ~ making things more con- venient and also adding more rooms which s~e not needed. Mr. Kohl informed them that e~ery single renovation, he will Bring to the Council reg~dless of cost. *is a dif ferent method o See Min 5/3/77 ~. DeMarco questioned the objections and asked if it w~ the cost? Mayor Zack stated that his experience has been that the fur- ther the girls get from their boss, the worse it is. Three girls are cramped together now and he questions if it is good efficiency to have the three girls in one office. Is this good m~uagement? He can hear every word they say and knows what is going on. ~. Strnad told about where he works with the secretaries and bookkeepers each having a separate room so they can do their work more efficiently without hearing each other on the phone, typing, etc. Report on Resurfacing Street in Laurel Hills Mr. Kohl told about Rubin Construction Co. inspecting the street twice. They have submitted the price of about $7.00 a front foot for doing a complete rebuilding job. They will not put 1" of asphalt on that type street anywhere in Palm Beach County. This street needs reworking, additional shellrock ~_ud drainage. The cheapest it could be d~ne would be $5.25 per foot and it would not be done right. Mr. DeMarco asked if this would be $7.00 per front foot for each side and Mr. Xohl replied: yes, as it is $14.00 per lineal foot. -21- MINUTES - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETinG BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA APRIL 19, 1977 Mayor Zack stated that he made surveys and checked the assess- ments made. If we do this job at no cost to these property owners, what about the people who have paid $89,000 during the past four to five years~ Some are still paying the assess- ments. He feels these people should pay their share, the same as a~yone else. He added that the people were supposed to give some input. Mr~ Strnad remarked that the only unfortunate part about this is that it will hurt Mr. Werger because he ow~s 12 lots.~ Mr. Wer~er appeared Before the Council and informed Nr~ Strnad that he only owns 8 lo~s~ He referred to the statement t~t other people have paid; however, Laurel Hili~ was accepted by the City from the developer without this street being paved and all bhe other streets were paved. Why didn't the City request the street to be paved the~? They accepted the allottment With the street not paved. The City can leave it as dirt, But he does no~ want the boat ramp trafEic com~ug down the street and creatin~dust. They will stil~ fight as taxpayers and want something' for their tax dollars. ~hat has he gotten on his street for his tax dollars? Mayor Zack re- ~lied that the~other pe~pl~must pay their assessments and ~. Werger sta,ed that their s~treets werep~ved by the deve- loper. Mayor Zack continued t~at the questie~ o~ the ~umher of residents was not the POint and he thi~ every i~dividual should pay their share~ T~e people may fight the City or do whatever they want. ~o Werger stated that when theyooriginally asked to have the street paved, nobody w~uld do it when the prices were cheap. If the City doesn't want to oave the street, then signs should be put up detouring t~e boat traffic off the st~eeto Mayor Zack asked if this was possible and Mr. Kohl replied that it probably was, but he would like to check with the police and City Engineer. If it is feasible, he will do it. Mrs. Jackson moved th accept the recommendation of the City Manager regarding signs,~o~econded by Mr. DeMarcoo Under dis- cussion, Mr. Strnad added that he checked with the tax asses- sor,s office and was informed they would not be charged any- thing extra if the road wa~ improved. M~s. Jackson stated that she got a different answer and Mr. Strnad replied that he could get it in writing if she desired. Mr. Werger stated he could show him the tax bills to show the difference between 7th Ct. an~ 7th St. Motion carried 4-0. Report on Offer to Purchase 360 Acre Tract Mayor Zack referred to the request at the last meeting for the City Manager and City Attorney to research this offer. -22- MINUTES - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL ~TING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA APRIL 19, t977 Mr. Moore advised that he talked to Mr. Fronrath and was informed the owner is asking for an indication from the Council that they have interest in this property and are going forward to determine from the taxpayers whether they would want to buy it~ It would require some planning to make a~ intelligent presentation~ Mrs. Jackson asked if it would be possible for the owner to hold this until a feasibility study ia made? She would like this turned over th the Planning & Zoning Board, City Planner, City Attorney, City Engineer, Recreatio~ Director aud Utili- ties Director for study. Mr. Charles Fronrath appe~ed before the Council and stated that he talked to Ns. Melear and his attorney and they would be willing to grant the City a 90 day free option to come up with an answer.~ They just want to k~ow if the City is inter- ested or not. Mrs° Jackson asked if they meant a referendum had to be held in 90 days and ~. Fronrath replied that they could possibly extend it longer than 90 days, but would not sit on it indefinitely~ He added that Mr. Melear wants to know if the City is interested or not~ Mr. Strnad stated that he thought this would b~ putting an imposition on N~. Melear and if he has a prospective buyer, why should we hold him up? If he has a chance to sell the property, why should the City interfere? Mayor Zack referred to this land being out of the City's reserve area and Mr. Fronrath clarified that this land was j~st ½ mile west of it. Mr. Fronrath continued that Mr. Melear is an old time reeident of Boynton Beach and would like to see a City parktthere. Even with giving additional time, he will have no problem selling the property. He wants to give the City the opportunity to have this for some munici- pal purpose. There wilt never h~ another opportunity re- garding a piece of land like this. It is a golden oppor- tunity. Mayor Zack stated that the land was 360 acres at $~,000 per acre ~nd this would be a total of $1,800,000 and with the interest at 6% on a 20 year bond, over $3,000,000 would be invested before touching anything. It could possibly take $2,000,000 more to complete the ground. This is completely too much area for a golf course. He thinks the Council must decide what is to go in there and then have a feasibility study made. Even though it is 18 Et. above sea level, does this mean that muck? M~. Fronrath informed him it was sand land with ponds for the water ~nd no water lies on the land. Mayor Zack stated that the water elevation must be checked for a golf course and Mr. Fronrath replied there was no pro- Blem with drainage. An engineer has looked at it and it has excellent drainage. -23 - MINUTES - REGULARq~CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOY, TON BEACH, FLORIDA APRIL 19, 1 977 ¥~. Strnad stated that in the words of Mrs. Jackson, they must consider whether it is feasible, do we need it and we afford it. Mayor Zack added that he thought one of the first things which should he decided is what are the needs of this City, present needs first and then f~ure needs. In looking through the information, before a municipal golf course is built, they must consider how mauy are self-sup- porting. They must pay taxes for them and then pay to play. Mr. Fronrath stated he would just like to have the ar~wer yes or no whether the COuncil is going to give the citizens of Boynton Beach this oppor~unity~ He thinks they shoul~ think of 20 to 25 years from today. Mrs. Jackson stated that she thought a bond of 40 years would be more appropriate and Mayor Zack stated he never heard of one for 40 years. Mr. Noore informed them that a bond~could r~u as long as they want. Mayor Zack remarked that the longer it was, the more dnterest we will pay. ~. Strnad asked if we do have a feasibility study,~ how much is it going to cost? Mayor Zack replied that possibly the Department Heads could handle it as suggested by Mrs. Jackson. Mrs. Jackson moved to instruct the City Manager to have his Department Heads m~We a preliminary study on this land. Mr. DeMarco seconded the motion. Under discussion, Mr. DeMarco remarked that they may need some future land fill in this area. ~. Moore added that this should be predicated on the fact that M~. Melear will extend the 90 day period. Mr. Ron Johnson appeared before the Council and stated this was of interest to him since he is a taxpayer. He thinks when considering the purchase of property, they should think about where the middle of town is going to be located. He believes the 30 acres for sale at Old Boynton Road and North Boynton Road should be checked into. The location they are considering is almost to 441 and there is no way the middle of~the City wilI be this far west of town. This must be con- sidered mainly. Mr. Johnson continued with referr&~gto Mr. Fronrath,s state- ment that the drainage is excellent and told about working on this land and finding the ground very wet with water coming in over his high rubber boots. They discussed fur- ther the drainage and location of this land. Mr. DeMarco asked how many miles from 441 the property was located and Mr. Johnson replied that it was approximately two miles from 441. ~. ReMarco stated that it was only one mile west of ~litary Trai2. M~. Moore asked if Mr. Johnmon had bee~ on this property and M~r. Johnson replied: yes, he k~ows the area they arettalking about. Motion carried 4-0. -24- MINUTES - REGUI~ CITY COUNCIL ~TING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA APRIL 19, 1977 Report on Baseball Fields Mr. Kohl stated that at Council's request, he contacted the Board of County Commissioners in obtaining the property ad- jacent to Galaxy Elementary School. It is his mnderstanding that a letter is forthcoming from the Board of County Commis- sioners, which he has not received as yet, wherein we will be advised it is their intent to give us the land. He f~ther contacted M~. Donna Phillips of the Congress Middle School who advised we are welcome to use the two b~llfields located there two nights a week after 3~30 P.M. ~ud three nights a week after 4:30 P.M., and ca~ schedule as~ma~vball games ~ we would like at any time o~er the weekenus.~Mrs, jackson asked ~oout the land in back of Galaxy School and Mo. KohlZ informed her they are using it now. I~EW BUS _~SS Adequate Housin~ - Mayor Joseph F. Zack Mayor Zack referred to this being kicked around for the past five to six months and has been put into the hands,of the Community Relations Board, which he think~ does not have any- thing to d~with housing. The appointment of the Community Relations Board was made per Resolutions 63-FF and66-B. The City Council must face the reality of adequate ~using and a study must be made. At the present time, it is a minor problem, but they must move on it. To start the pro- gram, he suggests having am Advisory Board investigate the conditions as they are to d~and m~ke recommendations to the Council. They must start and see what the outcome will he. They must also look into Section 8 as there is nothing pertaining to relocation. Mrs. Jackson clarified that he was talking about an Advisory Board and asked why couldn't the Community Relations Board do this? The people from the Housing Board have been ap- podnted to the Comm~uity Relations Board. It is a good group and sub-coati,tees could be formed. Some of the people have done preliminary research. M&yor Zack agreed, providing the resolution is changed. He clarified that his recommenda- tion was for an Advisory Committee. Mrs. Jackson agreed the presen~ resolution should be changed, but suggests that the Community Relations Board have a meeting and elect officers and form the group and in the meantime, a resolution could be drawn up changing the original resolution. ~. DeMarco agreed this was a pretty good sized Board and they could have sub-comittees. Mayor Zack stated he thought the City Clerk was concerned about sending out the appointment letters as they must have guidelines for this Board. Mrs. Jackson replied that they could still meet and organize. Mr. DeMarco re£erred to -25- MINUTES - REGUL~ CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYI~TON BEACH, FLORIDA APRIL 19, 1977 previously having guidelines and Mrs. Padgett agreed, but stated a new resolution was requested giving new guidelines. Mrs. Jack. on suggested that Mayor Zack meet with the Community Relations Board and advise that guidelines will be forthcoming and get them organized. Mayor Zack agree~. Mr. Moore read Resolution No. 77-~ prepared in reference to the creation and guidelines for the Commmnity LRelaf~bnS~- Board. Mr. DeMarco stated this would cover the Community Relations Board and ?~yor Zaek added that he believed this ¢,overed everything, hut they should have a chance to review it. He ~dded that Resolutions 6~i-FF aad 661-B must be re- scinded. Yr. Moore clarified that this was prepared to ~over the new Board~ the Community ~z~L~%'ibn~~ Board. M33. Kohl then distributed copies of the~resolution. ~. Strnad noted it was stamped as being received today and he believes they should have t~me to read it over. Mayor Zack asked who would serve on this Board and Jackson ~uformed him that they voted at the previous meeting to have members from the Housing Board and Community Rela- tions Board. Mayor Zack clarified that there would be about ~4 members. He added that they would not need another reso- lution as this will take care of this Board. Mrs. Jackson moved to rescind Resolutions 66-B and 6~$-FF. M~. De~%rco seconded the motion. No discussion. Motion carried 4-0. Mrs. Jack~on moved to adopt Resolution No. 77-W and chauge the word '~motions" to ~Relations". Mr. DeMarco seconded the motion. No discussion. ~s. Padgett took a roll call vote as follows: Councilman DeMarco - Aye Vice Mayor Jackson - Aye Councilman Strnad - Aye Mayor Zack - Aye Motion carrie~ 4-0. Mayor Zack asked if he had the authority to soeak_ to this group and get them organized and the Council members replied: absolutely. Discuss Self-Insurance Mayor Zack told about there being a great deal of interest in self-insurance by various Palm Beach County cities. He advised that an information~meeting was held on March 24 and all the cities are in the same category with rates going up and coverage being dropped. It was emphasized very strongl~ *See Min. of 5/3/77 -26 - MINUTES - REGUI~_M CIT~ COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA APRIL 19, 1977 ~8 ~t down on accidents. He then asked if they were giving any awards to the various departments for their safety re- cords and Mr. Kohl reDlied not at this time, but he met with the Department Heads two weeks ago about this and was plan~g to offer a proposal to the Council. Mayor Zackccontinued that he has heard that other cities give dinners every six mon~h~ and he requested Mr. Kohl to report back when the study is completed. At this time, N~. Strnad asked to be excused and left. ADMiN ISTRAT IVE Discuss Cooperative ~archasing Arrangements with Other Govern- mental A~encies Mm. Kohl informed the Council that he transmitted to M~. Moore the County Ordinance 73-7 for his review regarding bid items which can be incorporated by Governmental agencies in an effort to secure better prices. He would appreciate the City Attor- ney's legal opinion at this time as to the feasibility of pur- suing this coursecof action. He explained how the County went out for bids similar to the City aud they could be in- clnded through the County. ~. Moore informed them that the County must adopt a resolution including us. Mrs. Jackson moved to accept the City Manager's recommendation and request to be included in the County plan. Mr. DeMarco seconded the motion. Motion carried 3-0. Consider Request for Crematory Mr. Kohl read the attached letter dated March 28, Mr. L. Don Combs. 1977, from Mayor Zack asked if this fell in line with the ordinance and ~s. Jackson replied that it was prohibited by ordinance. Mms. Jackson then stated she would like to ask M~. Combs a question and referred to questions raised at.one time regard- ing odors, pollution, etc. and asked if there was anything like this in the way it is done now? Mr. Combs replied: no, the modern units are a foolproof system. M~. Combs then informed the Council that he would like to get their authorization by motion to bring in engineers' reports and pollution experts to verify his opinion and statements. Mayor Zack suggested a motion authorizing him to go ~head. M~. Moore clarified that this is an extensive and expensive involvement and regulations are covered by the State Board of Health, but right now, it is prohibited in the City. He thinks M~. Combs needs some indication and he would -27- MINUTES - REGUI~R CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA APRIL 19~ 1977 recommend that they either authorize crematories in the s~eas allowing funeral hemes or allow them as a conditLona~l.~mse~ln areas allowing funeral homes. Mr. DeMarce moved to accept the City Attorney's recommenda- tion subject to State restrictions. Mayor Zack requested that the facts and~information be presented through the pro- per channels. ~s. Jackson seconded the motion. Motion carried 3-0. Consider Approval £or Final Plat for Tow~heuses of Golfview Earbour~ Replat of Tract It Third Section Mr. Kohl informed the Council that the Planning & Zoning Board, at their Regular Meeting of April 12, 1977, unanimously recom- mended the approval of the final plat for the townhouses of Golfview Harbour mubject to ingress, egress and utility ease- ments be~E provided on the private streets and the provisions of stop signs by the developer. ~lso noted was the fact that the plat conformed to the site development plans approved by Council for Tract 1. All utility and engineering requirements including bonding of the public streets and utilities have been completed in conjunction with the approved site develop- ment plans and the plating of the thir~ Section of Golfview Harbour. The motion te approve was ma~e By Col. Trauger and seconded by M~. Lambert. ~s. Jac~on moved the adoption of the final plat of town- houses with the same provisions as required by the Planning & Zoning Board. Mr. DeMe~co seconded the motion. Motion car- ried 3-0. Consider Site Development Plans for Conversion of a Home to Dgctor's Office - Robert B. Atkin~ Apolicant Mr. Kohl informed the Council ~hat the Planning & Zoning Board, at their Regular Meeting of April 12, 1977, unani- mously recommended the approval of the site development plans for a doctor's office located at the intersection of S. E. 23rd Avenue and S. Eo 2nd Street subject to grading plans being submitted saud the construction of a buffer wall. The motion to approve was made by Mr. Winter and seconded by M~s. Huckle. M~. DeMarco moved to approve this application for a doctor's office subject to the grading plans being submitted. ~s. Jackson seconded the motion. Motion carried 3-0. Mm. Robert Bo A~ns, Sr., appeared before the Council and told about the Community Appearance Board's review of the plans at their meeting last night and advised that this Board recommended that the wall not be required. If they -28- MINUTES - REGUL~-M CITY COI~NCIL MEETING BOY~ON BEACH, FLORIDA APRIL 19, ~977 must install a wall, the Community Appearance Board will re- quire shrubbery to put on top of the wall. They will wait to take out ~ permit until after the Board of Adjustment meets. M~. An~mnziato clarified that the buffer wall was not a request, but an ordin~uee requirement. Concer~ing this particular location, he thick, Mr. A~kins has a reasonable ~rgument to not install a wall, but he must apply for a var- mance. M~. DeMarco asked if he was in agreement and Anmunziato replied: Scs, as there would he no problem of a buffer hedge in lieu of a wall. Mrs. Jackson amended the motion to the Council's approval Being subject to the Board of Adjustment approval. ~. D~Marco seconded the amendment. Amendment carried 3-0. Consider Site Development Plans - New Mount Zion Baptist Church Mr. Eohl informed the Council that site development plans for New Mount Zion Baptist Church located on Lots 160-168, Block D, Boynton Hills Subdivision at N. W. 8th Avenue and N. W. 2nd Street extended were submitted to the Plan~ing & Zoning Board at their Regular Meeting of April 12, 1977, by Mr. Reginald Harris. The Planning & Zoning Board unanimously recommended approval o~ the site development plans for New Mount Zion Baptist Church subject to staff recommendations e~cepting that the chef,ch be lighted during the hours of darkness only ~ud that the height exception be permitted after being evaluated against the criteria established in Section 4(f)(3) of the Zoning Code. The staff recommendations are as follows: 1. Building Department - 2. Engineering DepOt - 3. Utilities Dept. 4. Public Works 5. Pls~ning Dept. Bathrooms to meet handicap regulations. Streets fronting property to be paved and Engineering plans provided for all public improvements. Sewer lines to be extended to serve the Church. Streets paved for garbage packers. Subject to height exception for cross, streets to be paved. The motion to approve ws~ made by Mr. Lambert and seconded by M~. Winter. Mrs. Jackson moved to grant approval of the site development plans for the New Mo-~ut Zion Baotist Church subject to the recommendations of the Planning-& Zoning Board and the staff. Mr. DeMarco stated he assumed these were at their own expense and Mm. Kohl replied: yes. ~s. Jackson clarified that the motion accepted the exceptions as noted regarding the lighting ~d height exception. ~. DeMarco seconded the motion. No discussion. Motion carried 3-0. -29- MINUTES - REGU -LAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYB-TON BEACH, FLORIDA APRIL 19, I977 Discuss Municipal Animal Control Mr. Kohl announced he respectfully requests the Council's consideration in transferring the control of the Animal Warden from the Police Department to the Genersll Services Division. This request would include the two Animal~ardens, the responsibility of ~ne Municipal pound and all related budgetary monies. He lists below his justifications for this request. The advent of the South County Cooperative Dispatch Center will exclude animal control from any normal usage of radio frequency, t£ animal control were under General Services, communications could be maintained by the present municipal system. The centralization of our court systems has in all respects rendered 2he enforcement (police) powers of the Animal Warden absolutelyuseless, if this re- commendation is approved, he ~O~ld like to'assign BoM Eichorst, our present Health Officer, the additional duties of being in charge of the employees as-well as responsibility for the maintenange of ~he doE~ pound. He has 'discussed this proposed change with both Chieff Huddles~on, and Mr. Robert Feltz and they are i~ completeagreement~with his proposal. If Council concurs, he respec$£ully requests approval of the ~[s_usfer of funds submitted, removing the monies from ~he Police Department smd t~a_usfer~ing them to General Services Administration Department to cover the costs of this opera- tion for the bal~_uce of this fiscal year. ~. DeMarco moved that the request be granted to transfer the control of the Animal ~arden from ~he Police Depantment to the General Services Division mud al~o trsuusfer the funds as requested. F~s. Jackson seconded the motion. No discussion. Motion carried 3-0. Consider Two Transfercof Funds ~. Kohl statedtthat as the Council members are aware, earlier in the year they approved his recommendation to transfer the Codes and Licenses Department under the juris- diction of the Building Official, which was accomplished by Resolution. Subrmitted is a request for a budget transfer, so that the balance ~of the funds now remaining in the Codes and Licenses Deps~tment can be transferred to the Building De- partment to complete the fiscal year. He added that this was similar to the pre~ious request and a department cannot be rmu without a transfer of funds to be legal. N~s. Jackson moved to transfer the,funds as requested by the City Manager, seconded by Mr. DeMarco. ~o discussion. Motion carried 3-0. -30- *two ~ee Min. of 5/3/77 MY~UTES - REGT~AR CITY COUNCiL ~MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA APRiL 19, 1977 Receipt of Lis~ of Ps~ments for March Mrs. Jackson moved to accept the list of payments for ~ch, seconded by Mr. DeMarco. No discussion. Motio~ carried 3-0. Permit to Solicit Palm Beach House~ TRT Center~ Group Home Mr. Kohl read the application aud advised it was for general solicitation and had nothing to 8o with the home cited by the Building Det~rtment~ Mr. DeM~rco asked if ~e was in favor of this and ~. Kohl replied: yes, it is a good oause and i~ State regulated and certified'. Mrs. Jackson moved to grant permission to solicit to Palm Beach House, TR~ Center, Group Home, seconded by ~ir. DeMarcoo No discussion. Motion carried 3-0. A~prova! of Bills Mr. Kohl read the following bills for approval: 1. Florida East Coast Railway Compamy $ 1,336.40 Rebuilding S. E. 23rd Avenue Per agreement 6/18/52 City's portion Pay from budgeted fuuds 001-854.35 2. Palm Beach Dodge, Inc. 20,350.00 5 Police cruisers Pay from budgeted funds 020-811 ~ of 11/29/76 - Council approved 12/8/76 3. Penwalt Corporation 1,970.33 70 drums Anhydrous ferric chloride Pay from budgeted funds 030-822~65 4. J. Willi~ Pum~ Service 2,825.63 Goulds 3 stage IO-D~L pump with 50' setting and stainless ste&l shaft Pay from budgeted funds 030-810.34 bowl 5. Advance Air Conditioning ~ Heating, Inc. 2,119.10 Labor and material to replace duct work in upstairs section of Fire Station Pay from budgeted funds 00t-812.~1 Council approved 4/5/77 6. Palm Beach Junior College 30.00 Breathalyzer Refresher (3) $30.00 Pay from Police Education Fund O01-507 Ordinance #74-35, Section 2-10, l(b) -31- Mt~VJTES - REGULAR CITY_ COUNCIL ~F, TING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA APRIL 19, 1977 Willie Ruth McGrady Server for Senior Citizens Club - 2 weeks Pay from budgeted funds 020-880 Ordinance #73-15, passed 5/15/73 $ 96. O0 e Isiah Andrews Driver for Senior Citizens Club - 2 weeks Pay from budgeted funds 020-880 Ordinance #73-t5, passed 5/15/73 1t0.00 Florida Power & Light Company To run31~phase~ power to Lift Stations at Venice Drive & the Canal, and S.S. 25th Avenue & S.W~ 11th Street Pay from budgeted funds O30-921..48 2,415~00 10. 11. Modern Welding ComPany, Inc. 10,000 gallom steel Storage tank for gasoline Pay from budgeted funds 001-850.85 Bid of 2/22/77 - Council approved 3/1/77 2,073.00 Intercount7 Construction Corp. Water Treatment Plang Expansion Pay from Atlantic National Bank- Contract dated 7/9/7? 134,776.23 Series 1975A 12. Carl Eric Johnson~ Inc. Moyno Tamp Pay from budgeted funds 030-922.52 Council approved 3/1/77 2,951.84 Mouth Central Regional Wastewater Treatment &Dis~osalBo~d 220,355.45 March Disb~sement of ~nds Pay from Atlantic Natiomal Bank - Series 1975B Per "Administrative Procedure" dated 1/27/77 I.B.M~ Corooration ~ t Computer re~ al- month of April PaY from budgeted funds 001-890.38 2,967.00 Mr. Kohl stated that the bills described have been approved ~ad verified by the department heads involved; checked and approved for payment by the Finance Department; funds are available in their respective budgets. He recommends pay- ment of these bills. Mmyor Zack asked if Ne. 10 included the pump also ~ud ~. Kohl replied: no, but the pump is ordered. Mrs. Jackson moved to pay the bills, seconded by M~. DeMarco. ~o discussion. Motion carried 3-0, -32- MINUTES - REGUI~R CITY COUNCIL M~ETING BOTNTON BEACH, FLORIDA APRIL 19, 1977 ADJOURI~MENT .Mr. DeMarco moved to adjourn, seconded hy Mrs. Jackson. Motion carried 3'0 and the meeting was properly adjourned at 10:40 P. M. ATTEST: ~g~ Y~/~ty Clefk (Four Ta~es) CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA Vice Mayor CounCil Member COuncil-Member -33- ,l. ~ SCOBEE-COMBS FUNERAL HOME/1622 N.E. FOURTH STREET/BOYNTON BEACH. FLORIDA 33435/T~L.EPHONE (305) 732-8151 March 28, 1977 Mr. Frank Kohlt Manager City of' Boynton Beach Boynton Beach, Florida Dear Frank: There has been a marked increase in the interest in cremation in the last Jew years, Many funeral homes in Florida have installed a crematory unit in a' warehouse or garage space at their exlsflng funeral home. The ease of operation is much greater when this operation is at a funeral home. I would llke the City Cc~uncll to consider an amendment to an or- dinance which would permit me to establish a crematory on the premises of my funeral home, Sincerely~ L. Don Combs LDC:ic ,_ LIST OF PAYMENTS MARCH 1977 Payments made in March by Date: March '.1, 1977 ................................................ March 2 1977. . March %~,5t977 ..................................... ~ .......... March ~, 1977 ................................................ March 7, 1977 ................................................ March ~8, 1977 ................................................ March 9, 1977 ................................................ March 10, t977 ...................................... ~ ......... March 11, 1977 ............. ; ................................ March. 14, 1977 ............................................... March I5, 1977 ............................................... March 16, 1977 ............................................... March 17, ~77 ............................................... March 18, 1977 ............................................... March 21, 1977 ............................................... March 22, 1977 ........................................... ~ .... March 23, 1977 ................................................ March 24, 1977 ..... March 25, 1977 ..... March 28, 1977 ..... March 29, 1977 ..... March 30, 1977 ..... March 31, 1977 ..... 95,199.84 640.34 6,300.60 30,994.51 24,990.44 94,446.65 447.10 114,352.22 190,882.37 121,460.41 79,040.68 4,745.59 8,037.84 29,830,89 98~881.66 _81,602.76 202,820~41 8,690.75 2o.99 .oo $ 1,290,258.69 l~ayments made in March by Fund: General Fund ................................................. . $ Water and Sewer Revenue Fund .................................. S]ewer and Water Deposit Fund ...... ............................ Utility General Fund ............. '''''''''''''''''.''''''''''' ~eral Revenue Sharing Fund .......................... Operating Capital Improvement. Fu~d ............. ~ .............. Retirement Trust Fund Fir.mens Reli~f~nsion Fund .................................. Mun~e~pal Police Retirement'Fund .............................. P~blicity Fund ..... ~ ................................. ~ ........ Bpynton-Bea¢~emor~atPark Fund .............................. S~e~i~lAssessment Fund.~ ............ . ....' 734,024.70 285,308.69 1,665.00 187,224.31 29,663.78 3,076.63 9,606.06 11,210.59 17,581.79 243.70 8,949.00 $ 1,290,258.69 -2- March 1, 1977 GENERAL FUND 18834 Cart Soil & Sod 18835 VOID 18836 Graybar Electric 18837 Mac Papers 18838 Picard Chemical 18839 Sunco 18840 Ms. Magazime 18841 He~Repuhlic 18842 Qua%ity Books 18843 Chitdrens Review Publishers 18844 Pitney Bowes 18845 Florida Trend 18846 DoUbleday & Company 18847 Thomas Bouregy Co. 18848 FloridaIntelligenee Unit 18849 John Hollihan 18850 18851 18852 18853 18854 18855 18856 18857 18858 18859 18860 18 61 18~62 I8~3 18~64 18865 t8~66 Edward Hillery Florida ~ssooiation Police Community Relations Seacrest ~eterinary Advance Air Conditioning Easy. PayTire Store General GMC Hands Kopy King Printing Power Tool Service Seacrest Pharmacy Seacrest Petroleum Earl Wallace Ford Waste Compactors Williams Soils & Sod Worth Chemical David Wright & Sons Zee MediCal Service 18868 Boymton Auto Supply 18869 Manufacturers Life Insurance Co. 1'8870 --Couse~Co~-p~ 18871 Autoproducts 18872 B B Auto-Parts 18873 - City of-Bo~Lto~-Beac{r--Water-Dept. WATER AND SEWER REVENUE.FUND 03188 Florida E~p~..Coast Railway 03T89_ Sherman S.~Clark,~eldTa-g~ 03190- Fif~ E~pment-Sat--e~- and~ervice 03191 03192 03193 03194 03195 O3196 03197 03198 03199 HArvel-~De--l~d .... K & M Electric Lawnmower Hospital Ronald Linkous RinkerMaterial Sears Earl Wallace Ford Boynton Auto Supply Manufacturers Life Insurance Co. 240.00 VOID 209.44 97.20 22.50 32.40 10.00 21.00 38.67 40.10 6272 9.75 4.69 8.85 25. O0 100. O0 100. O0 24. O0 37.00 45.38 37.34 475.14 I0.80 21.15 108.55 161.88 609.74 56.30 300.00 18.48 143.67 191.18 54.40 140. 27 39825~2 560.84 20U;00-- 68.29 307.82 907~. ~0 630200 10.00 '3~0Q - 745',50 34.03 26.75 30.00 35.57 33.81 2.70 3.08 20,52 1,607.96 -3- March 1, 1977 (continued) BOYNTIIN BEACH MEMORIAL PARK FUND 1621 Worth Chemcial 1622 United Auto Service 1623 Autoproducts RETIREMENT TRUST FUND 1520 Rena Carrier 1521 ~rank Johnson 1522 Olive Wallace 1523 Woodron Eutsay 1524 Eleanor Puffer 1525 W. T. Welch 1526 Ada Shook 1527 Murief C. Holzman 1528 Constance Bafsh 1~529 Mary E. Schorr ~530 Mildred A. Zwart 1531 Steven O. Campbell MUI~ICIPAL POLICE RETIREMENT FUND 0093 Edward Sullivan FIREMANS RELIEF PENSION FUND 0160 John M. Tuite 0t61 Harold Herring 0162 Ken Snow ' 0163 Norman Lolatte GRAND TOTAL $9,737.19 March 2, 1977 18874--Athtetic Institute 18875 Charles Frederick 18876~Patri~i~-Shettel~_~ 18877 James Patterson 18878 Carolyn Sims__ 18879 %nter~ationai~Associa~n of Fire Chiefs 188BO~--~-Bake~ Taylo~-Tompanies 18881-- Suzanne-~ruse 1888~----J~4~ Dunkte -~888~-- Manhattan Trophies 3'l~889--Festival of the Arts-- 18886 18887 18888 18889 18890 18891 18892 18893 18894 Sandr~ MeConkey--- Josephine Gray. Mrs. Helen Gibbons Mrs. Mae McHugh Manhattan Trophies Vera Armbruster Charles Godfrey Eva Raymond Betty Garriga $ 49.B4 9.73 $ 59.93 63.23 88.75 168.90 55.64 91..28 82.65 202.21 164.46 53.79 253.66 77.13 451.72 $ 1,753.42 $ 154.32 74.79 30.34 175.61 36.55 $ '317.29 1.50 80.00 50.00 50.00 50.00 4~:5N 31~.76 195.00 7.45 100.00 34.02 45.00 45.00 8.00 8.00 240.00 I0.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 -4- March 2, 18895 18896 18897 18898 18899 1977 (General Fund, Continued) Olyve Schooley Laura Metz Richard Verzaal Commercial Record Unij ax WATER AlqD SEWER REVENUE FUND 03200 Perry A. Cessma GRAND TOTAL $2,479.58 10.00 10..00 844.20 60.00 26.85 2,380.28 $ 99.30 March M, 1977 GENERAL FUND 18900 -see February'S28 18901 18902 18903 18904 18905 18906 18907 18908 Boynton Beach Fire Dept. Mamhattan Trophies Charles Waldner, Jr., M.D. Pitney Bowes Allen Insurance Agency IoB.M. Corporation Advance Air Conditioning R. W. Hardaway WATER 03201 03202 03203 to 03212 03213 AND SEWERREVENUE FUND Russell & Axon See ~rch 4 See March 4 Allen Insurance Agency UTILITY GENSRAL FUND 405 Rus~sell~& Axon- OPERATING CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT FUND 0296 RdSi-~Construction FEDERAls-REVENUE_ SHARING~VUND- 469- E-le c ~=~ ic~t_Myat ems BOY~TON~BEAC~ MEMORIAL.PAILK FUND -- -1624 John-B. Dunkle - GRAND'TOTAL $3t,426.~+~- $ 189.15 6.19 1,835.00 2,444.00 4,457.00 2,931.03 2,016.00 50.00 $~3,928.37 $ 1,843.19 VOID 2~228.O0 $ 4,071.19 $ 9,493.98 . $ 3,076.63 852.28 $ 4.00 -5- March 4, 1977 GENERAL FUND 18909 see February 28 18910 Richard Timm Lovins 18911 Michael S. Yura 18912 T~omas E. and Linda Coffey 18913 The Aluminum Man 18914 R. L~ Grummons Printing 18915 Nalsey & Griffith 18916 Kopy King Printing 18917 VOID'-- 18918 KemManufaet~ring 18919 Engels Uniforms 18920 Payroll Funds 18921 18922 18923 18924 18925 18926 18927 18928 18929 18930 18931 18932 18933 18934 18935 18936 18937 18938 18939 18940 18941 Police Pension Fund Firemen's ReIief and Pension Boymton Beach Retirement Trust Boymton Beach Federal Credit Union First Bank and Trust Tuff-Kote Dinol TufftKote Dinol National Linen Service Boynton West Development Corp. Bb~-aton West Development Corp. Bro-Dart Keatts Trucking Watson-Guptill Publications Florida Educational Paperbacks David Calderone Coca Cola Bottling Manhattan Trophies Evelyn Middlebush Ralph De¥oung Jearmie Dodge Nora Ammanm WATER--AlqI) ~EWER- REVENUE FUND 03203-~-Wallace and Ti~rnan 03204 QEI, Inc. 03205 B ~ ~ Product~ 03206 Rockwell International 03~n7 Badge~-Meger-- 03208 Miller Bearings 032~Ji~edrge Fowler-Co. 03210--Allied Chlorine & Chemical 032t~1 -Payroll Funds 03212 Robert Beane_ PUBLICITY FUN~ 1625 Bernie Valentine 1626 1627 1628 1629 1630 North Shore High School Choral Group Miami Merry Mummers Palm Beach Sk~phonic Band Vofd '' Don McCaulley Patricia McCaulley $ 179.65 145.84 1,200.00 I00.00 336.65 450.00 40.35 VOID 244.79 7.20 43,905.76 882.69 576,34 2,144.96 6,306.82 11,547.60 VOID 115.00 227.70 500.00 700.00 22.50 2,674.00 55.75 35.00 73.50 99.40 92.00 20~00 25.00 25.00 25.00 $ 72,688.50 $ 34.70 ' 282.52 19.36 66.58 955.50 84.08 20.00- 15,507.60 t,200~00 _ $ ~1,428~34 425.00 50.00 200.00 200.00 VOID 25.00 25.00 March 4, 1977 PUBLICITY FUND (continued) 1632 Evelyn Middlebush 1633 Robert Wummer FEDERAL REVENUE SflARING FUND 470 Willie Ruth McGrady 471 Istah Andrews GRAND TOTAL $95,199.84 March 7, 1977 GENERAL FUND 18942 Eugene Hines IBFO 18943 United Way 18944 John Lo~ary - Boyaton Ech. Assoc. of Firefighters 18945 Palm Beach County P.B.A. GRAND TOTAL $640.34 March 8, 1977 GENERAL FUND 18946 City of Boynton Beach - Sewer & Water Deposit 18947 City of Boynton Beach - Water & Sewer Revenue 18948 City of Boynton Beach - Utility General 18949 To 18955 Used out of order - see March 9 18956 Dennis Benson - WATER 03213 03214 & 8EWER REVEIqlrE FUND See March 3 Dennis Bensom GRAND TOTAL March 9, 1977 GENERAL FUND 189~9 ~L~ma=~Umiforms-~ 18950-~it~-o~-Boca Ratbn 18951"Ru.~Dik~ 1895~ ~ayt~r~-Brothers -- 18953 Frankhouse Elec~r~-- 189~4 LB~M~Corp. r 18955 WhigLl~auD~lq-~ 18956~ee-Mar~h B-~ 18957 Charles Frederick, Petty Cash 18958 Worden Co. 18959 Adams Chevrolet 18960 Beane Exterminating 18961 B B Auto Parts 18962 Central Hydraulics $6,300.60 5.00 50~00 980.00 48.00 55.00 103.00 119.54 39.20 201.60 280.00 640.34~' $ 285.00 5,382.60 625.00 3.00 $ 6,295.60 5.00 41 ~60 4~0 111~5 12.70- 66.40 168.5D_ 34D~.50 39.46 19~.97 8.91 50.00 42.80 1~.75 -7- March 9, 1977 GENERAL FUND (continued) Community Pharmacy E & S Products General GMC Holly Accumulator Keatts Trucking National Weldin~ Products Pierce Tire Co. Rich Motors Roberts Septic Tanks Service Equipment Earl Wallace For~ 18963 18964 18965 18966 18967 18968 18969 18970 18971 18972 18973 18974 18975 18976 18977 18978 18979 18980 18981 18982 18983 18984 18985 18986 18987 18988 18989 18990 18991 18992 18993 18994 18995 18996 18997 18998 18999 David Wright & Son State of Florida Commissioner of Motor vehicles Boymton News Journal Robert Guzauskas Edward Hillery R. L. Grummons Printing John DiBattista National Observer Silver Burdett Co. ~egent~s Publishing Baker & Taylor Companies McGraw-Hill Doubleday & Co. Air Fresh McNeill Signs John B. Dunkle Eva Raymond Veva Armbruster Olyve Schooley Betty Garriga Charles Godfrey Olympia Sport Shop Heyers~Plumb!ng: H. F. Mason Equip. Jack's Camera Center Hauser Motor Co. 19000 Fire' Equip. Sales & Service 19001 Boynton Builders Supply 19002-- State of~Ftorida-Dept;--.o~-Hig~w~y Safety~&M~ror~Vehicles t~0¢3-~Boynton-Auto Supply 1~004 Boynton Gum and Co£n Sh~ 19;O05~GulfOit l~O06--Gulf Stream~Aumber 19~7~_Florida Mower & Light ,- $ 70.11 92.92 165.41 24.16 758.00 4O.28 817.75 30.42 45.00 456.02 32.79 17.64 31.00 70.05 1Q. O0 175.00 161.60 175.00 15.00 127.57 10.10 21.01 16.99 9.76 6.00 200.00 27.80 30.00 10.00 10.00 30.00 30.00 24.00 4.90 10.53 106.40 66.40 - 5.00- 9.15 - 1.50 - 7I~57 19.45 ~ 3,488.53 34.88-~-~ 16,167.05 '$ 2~.~826.08 - -8- March 9, WATER 03215 03216 03217 03218 03219 03220 03221 03222 03223 03224 03225 03226 03227 03228 1977 & SEWER REVE~E FUND Delray Chemical Drt~Sllde IBM Corporation Taylor Rentals Whitt MaeDowell AGR Supply East Coast Fire Equipment Orton Construction -Peacock's Radiator Pierce Tire Co. Ryder Truck Lines Michigan State University John Wiley & Sons Zee l~edtcal SerVice FEDERAL REVENUE SHARING FUND 472 Halsey & Griffith 473 Dave Smith & Co. BOYNTON BEACH LMEMORIAL PAP. K FUND 1636 Oulf Stream Lumber PUBLICITY FUND 1634 Allen C. Clark 1635 Boynton Beach Chamber of Commerce UTILITY GENERAL FUND 406 Testing Lab of the Palm Beaches RETIREMENT TRUST FUND 1532 Kenneth L. Krlbs GRAND TOTAL March I0, 1977 GENERAL FUND 19008 -Gastave Kartman 19009 Thomas Dunm '190t0 ~eTen~f. aht~~- 19011 Arthtt~oston 19012 Timothy McCarthy 19013--~Na~iona~heriffsAsso=iatio~ - 190i~F~eanm-Extermtnating 190tSV--I.qL-M. 19016- Consolidated Electric 190t~7---WaIt3~--Automotive 19018 Advance Air Conditioning 19019 Boynton Glass Service 19020 Graybar Electric 19021 -Jerry"s Concrete 19022 Gulf Oil $30,994.51 $ 103.75 126.16 54.50 12.O9 90.00 6.80 390.00 400.00 61.50 21.50 19.08 60.00 21.90 20.90 $' 1~$88.18~ 893.80 385.28 $ 1,~79.08 $ 3.96 $ 5.77 600.00 $ 605.77 $ 198.00 $ 2,693.44 3.00 3.0~ 3.00~ 3.00 2,001.~4 _ -4,548~4~ 114.00 47120-- - 36.62_-- 80.00 158.12 23.54 25.50 35.00 144.93 Manch 10, 1977 GENERAL FUND (continued) 19023 Martin Yohalem 19024 Charles Watdner, M.D. 19025 Niebel Construction WATER 03229 03230 03231 03232 03233 03234 03235 03236 03237 03238 03239 03240 03241 03242 03243 03244 03245 O3246 03247 03248 &SE~ERREVENUE FtrND Carrie Bell Moody Julia Counsel Mrs. Edward D~ffy GustaveEartman Sack Lulofs Thomas Dumn C. ~arl Stewart Robert Largent Helen Kahle Charles Roberts Karvonen Armas Arthur Poston Void Roger Trevino Florida Power & Light Underground Supply Pierce Tire Co. Tisdale's Gulf Oil Corp. K & M EIectric -9- $ 845.00 54.00 100.00 8,225.80 7.00 1.30 7.50 110.80 4.70 11.90 2.30 9.10 10.80 2.96 4.70 7.80 -15.80 15,212.93 732.40 104.71 258.00 83.20 209.00 16,696.90' 3.22 63.O0 1.52 FUBLICI~Y FUND 1637 Florida Power & Light BOYNTON BEACH}~MORIAL PARK 1638 Florida Power & Light UTILITY GENERAL FUND 407.~ ~t. }~nalapart_Developman~ Corp~. GRAND TOTALS. S24,990.44 March 11 GENERAL 19026 19027 19028 19029 19030 19031 19032 19033 19034 19035 19036 19037 19038 19039 19040 19041 I~O43 19044 19045 19046 19047 19048 19049 19050 FUND Publix Supermarket Noah Huddleston Nosier Construction Beacon Res turant Clean Machtne Car Wash Jack's Camera Center Whltt MacDowell Palm Beach Jr. College Palm Beach Radio grayhar Electric Southern Paper Company Autoproducts Atlantic Hardware Robert Drake A~me Walt ~arryHunt Photography Bill M¢Conkey Pa)~ollFunds Police Pension'Fund Firemen's Relief & Fension Fund Boymton Beach Retirement Trust Fund Boymton Beach Federal Credit Union First Bank and Trust Blue Cross of Florida Blue Cross of Florida W~TERAITO SEWER_REVENUE FUND 03249 Underground Supply 03250 B B Auto Farts 0~251 Atlantic Hardware 0 252 Payroll Funds 03253 Blue Cross of Florida FEDERAL 47~4 4~ 476 477-- REVENUE SHARING FUND Willie Ruth McGrady Is~b Andrews Halsey & Griffith Revern~ Sb~r~-Advi~ory~ervice FIREMANS'REL~PENSION_F33ND- 0t6~ Lionel D. Edie GRA~rO ~TOTAT. $94~446.65 22.58 100.00 100.00 12.02 39.00 27.52 560.25 40.00 192.30 43.19 202.08 241.06 10.75 93.60 45.00 25.00 43,416.12 896.03 571.13 2,415.17 6,426.82 12,239.34 8,188.93 175,33 $76,201.49 817.81 241.60 144.27 15,560.48 867.20 $17,631.36 $ 48.00 55.00 156zSO=~-- 65:nn $ 324~80-' _ $ 289.00 March 14~ 1977 GENERAL FUND 19056 Mr:. D'-s Paint & Body Shop - 19057 City of Boynton Beach - Petty Cash 19058 Moward Mallory WATER AND SEWER REVENUE 03268 City of Boynton Beach - Petty Cash 03269 John Reschke 03270 Void 03271 Cimdy Ohs 01158 01159 01160 01161 01162 01163 01164 01165 01166 01167 01168 ANDWATER DEPOSIT FUND Void William Kirton Velma Dieckmann Noreen Construction John Reschke Charles Roberts Cindy Ohs City of B0ynton Beach acct. of Clarissa Walton City of Boynton Beach acct. of Bertram Pender City of Boynton Beach acct. of Annie Miller Annie Miller GRAND TOT'AL $447,10 March 15, 1977 GENERAL FUND 19051 Tropigas,' Inc. 19052 Lamar Uniforms 19053 American Society of Planning Officials 19054 Florida International University 19055 Best Air Conditioning 190~._- See- March 14 19057 See March 14 19058r- Se~-~Mnrch 14 19059 So~the~n Building Cdde Congress International 19060 Palm Beach Newspapers 19061- Palm,Beach County ~Fire ~a~shal~ 19062-- PiTney- B_ow'es--- 19063 _ Jean_.Karr Co. 19_064 Silver Burdett-Co~-- ~906~5 F_!prida ~d~u~ C~ tio nal~ are rb ~k s~ 1906~6-- q)6~bt~day &-C6JJ 1906~~-~ Bakez~ 19068 Bro-~DaA't - 19069 Dixie Asphalt $ 167.50 51.28 100.00 $ 318.78 17.07 8.20 5.55 $ 30.8"/ 7.50 15.00 15. O0 7.50 7.50 15.00 15.00 7.50 5.00 2.50 $ 97.50 $ 14.56 436,80 30.00 60.00 47. O0 75Z00 223.48 16~00 44.58- 6.t~ 283J29 - 478.00 GENERAL 19070 19071 19072 19073 19074 19075 19076 19077 19078 19079 19080 19081 19082 19883 19084 19085 19086 19087 19088 19889 19090 19091 19092 19093 19094 19095 19096 19097 19098 19099 19100 19101 19102 FUND (continued) Easy Pay Tire Store Econo Auto Painting Fire Equipment Bales & Sergice City of Boynton Beach - Sewer & Water Deposit City of Boynton Beach - Water & Sewer Kevenue City of Boynton Beach - Utility General Florida Brake and Truck Parts Geo. W. F6wler Welding The Good Life Halsey & Griffith Blair Construction Hauser Dodge I.B.M. Manhattan Trophies H. F. Mason Equipment Social Security Contributions Pompano Office Supply Scotty'a Seacrest Petroleum Sipco Stevens Drugs Worth Chemical The Automotive Index Board of County Cou~nissioners City of Boynton Beach - Water Hydrant Boynton News Journal Xerox Corp. CCrest-Good Mfg. Lanier Business Products Lawnmower Hospital Tom Gusta~son Industries State of Florida - Dept. of Revenue Miami Herald WATEP~Ai~D_SENRRRE~ENUE~ND 03254 Tropigas 03255 ConsolidatecLR~lentri~ 03256-- Da~zi~Me~ - 03257 American~Water-Wor~s- 032ff8~ 03259 AllenlsiI.m,md~y&_Dz~z_Cleaning 03268 Browa~Pump 03262~ Griuf~fin=Polt~io~ C6ntrot 032~ 'No~hemical-=_ 0326~ -Por~-er~Pai~- $ 609.77 90.00 54.00 555.00 6,493.16 35,000.00 8.95 27.95 376.90 272.94 200.00 209.14 139.80 10.50 18.64 40,788.02 27.00 417.90 2,765.24 91.69 17.90 98.41 11.59 133.98 4,075.00 5.20 726.78 332.67 534.00 74.94 100.00 71.16 74.40 $96,169.51 $ 12.76 25~35 68~00 12.00 13433 - 18~.40 250f44 30.23 700.00 206,-~5-- --t01~.28 41.t9 $ 2,268.23 March 15, 1977 (continued) SEWER AND WATER DEPOSIT 01169 01170 01171 01172 01173 01174 01175 01176 01.177 01178 01179 01i180 01181 01182 0~183 01184 01185 01186 01187 01188 01189 01190 01191 0L192 01t93 01~194 0~195 01196 0~197 O~198 01199 01200 01501 01202 0t~2~3 05204 City of Boynton Beach City of Boynton Beach City of Boynton Beach City of Boymton Beach City of Boymton Beach Hank Zimmerman City of Boymton Beach Marie Shepherd City of Boynton Beach Janet Moore City of Boynton Beach City ofBoymton Beach City of Boynton Beach Anne Chapman City of Boymton Beach Howard B. Clark, .Jr. City of Boynton Beach Howard Mallory City of Boynton Beach City of Boynton Beach City of Boynton Beach City of Boynton Beach John Hoffman Serge P. Pizzi City of Boynton Beach Robert Effron acct. of Enid King acct. of Adam Benitez acct. of Regis Vogel acct. of M. L. Doughty Realty acct. of U. S. Water. Refining acct. of Marie Shepard acct. of Janet Moore acct. of Sands P6int Homes acct. of Polly Trammell acct. of Anne Chapman acct. of Howard Clark, Jr. acct. of Howard Mallory acct. of Wm. J. Penrose acct. of Harold Brown acct. of Serge Pizzi acct. of Johm Hoffman acct. of Kenneth Ray City of Boynton Beach acct. of M.A.P. Builders M.A.P. Builders of Coral Springs City of Boynton Beach acct. of Gus ~yllman City of Boynton Beach acct. of A. B. Collins % City of BoyntoD Beach acct. of Wesley Steuwe Wesley Steuwe City of Boynton Beach acct. of Lou Samyn 'Ld~ SA~yn City of Boynton Beach-acct. of William Ryan City of Boynton Beach acct. of Thomas Qoffey Ol~5~=-Thomas~Coffey~ 01~06 City of Boyn~on Beach acct. of John~Myer 0~01-- John~Myer _ 011208 Bruce Blankenberg~ 01209-- City of-Boynton Beach acct. of Jerry Bunch ~E~ERAL_RE~J~NUE SRARI.NG-FUND- 478 Halsey & Griffit~ ~ 408 Ci~of Boynton Beach - Administrative Charges G~ TOTAL $114,352.22 $ 7.50 15.00 100.00 7.50 27.30 2.70 7.80 7.20 2.80 4.70 15. O0 15. O0 2.80 4.70 2.80 12.20 7.70 7.30 7.50 7.50 2.80 3.50 11.50 12.20 7.50 15. O0 2.80 12.20 7.50 7, 50 2.80 12.20 8.40 6 ~60 30.00 3.50 11._50 12.20 30~ Of~ $ $T15,416.66 March 16, 1977 GENERAL FUND 19103 19104 19105 19106 19107 19108 19109 19110 19111 19112 19113 19114 19115 19116 19117 19118 19119 19120 19121 19122 City of Boynton Beach - Petty Cash State of Florida Dept. of Revenue Void Rescue Publications Advance Air Conditioning Delray Pools Suzanne Kruse Dixie AsphAlt I.B.M. B B Auto Parts Boynton Pump & Supply Baker & Taylor Co. Mantek Picard Chemical Service Equipment Co. Palm Beach Jr. College L. R. Roush Well Drilling I.B.M Dixie Asphalt City of Boynton Beach - Federal Revenue Sharing $ 46.76 112.64 9.75 100.00 100.00 ~02.50 174.66 401.50 315.39 220,51 13.73 67.32 52.25 665.60 40. D0 3,240.60 2,967.00 13,009.80 75,000.00 $96,740.01 WATER AND SEWER REVENUE FUND 03266 03267 03268 03269 03270 03271 03272 03273 03274 03275 City of Boymton Beach - Petty Cash Boymton Pump and Supply See March 14 See March 14 See March 14 See March 14 Picard Chemical Scientific Products Tempaco I~ESCO .5O 310;31 52.50 67.86 150.65 243.24 825.06 .SEWER-ANDWAT~R"~EPOSITFUND -- 0t~0 --City-~f Boynton Beach=mce~-~of_Noah~uddles.ton 01211 01212~- 01213 01214 02145 01216 012i-7~- 01218- Noah Huddles ton -City o~f~Boynt~n-Beacfr acct. of Lin-~3ar~nsar~ct~on:- Lin-Bar Construction City of Boynton Beach ~cct._of~ire~Baz-~Ccmst~uction-- Lin-Bar Construction-~ City of Boyntou~38aach~cct. _of Carl Schultz Car~ -Schnt~z ~ Ciao f-Boyr~om~ ea ch ~a=~-L. of Joseph~Eberhard 01219 Joseph Eberhard 01220-- Cf~y--of ~oyntom~Beach acct~ .~of C. A. Hamil-fion- 01221- C. A. tIamilt~n-- 0122Z _ Ci~-of ~oTnton~eac~- acct~-of -Douis-~chn4:tzcr 01223 01224 01225 01226 01227 01228 Louis Schnitzer City of Boynton Beach acct. of Joseph Longo Joseph Longo City of Boynton Beach acct. of Adele Dreyfuss Adele Dreyfuss City of Boynton Beach acct. of Leon Covit 3.50 11.50 3.50 11.50 2.80 12.20 5.00 2~50~ 2.80 12.20 5.00 2.50 2.80 4.70 2.80 12.20 2.80 12.20 2.80 SEWER 01229 01230 01231 02132 01233 01234 01235 01236 01237 01238 01239 01240 01241 01242 01243 01244 01245 01246 01247 01248 01249 01250 { -15- AND WATER DEPOSIT FUND (continued) Leon Covit City of Boynton Beach acct. of N. D. Adams N. D. Adams City of Boynton Beach acct. of C. L. S. Corp. C. L. S. Corp. City of Boynton Beach %cct. of Mark Prichard Mark Prichard G~ity of Boymton Beach acct. of Mrs. D. Ell~son City of Boynton Beach acct. of George Wilde City of Boynton Beach acct. of Young & Waldie Young & Waldie City of Boynton Beach acct. of Cas~y!~ Discount Casey's Discount F~dd Store City of BoyntonBeach acct. of Ed Fisher C~ty Of Boy.ton Beach acct. of N. E. Hewitt City of Boynton Beach acct. of LeRoy Lan~ City of Boynto~ Beach acct. of Leslie Kasser Leslie Kassar City of Boynton Beach acct. of F. A. Zirbel F. A. Zlrbel City of Boynton Beach acct. of J.J. Bricker J. J. Bricker UTILIT~ GENERAL FUlqD 409 Gersch & Bramuchi 410 Dixie Asphalt FEDERAL REVENUE SHARING FUND 479 Halsey & Grlffith 480 ~eral Electric Supply 481 Palm Beach Dodge SPECIAL ASSESSMENT FUND 1639 Dixie Asphalt GRAND TOTAL March ~17, 1977 GENERAL FUND-- 19~23 Walt's -Automotive 19124 -- St-;-John~s-Baptist Church 19175 Ail F~lor~d~ -qafety Supply_ 19126~_ J. ~it~ Alu~n~ 19~7 Ai~ Tr~= -- ~S ~arles Godf~y 19 ~=- Be~ Garr iga- 19~0'--- VeVa A~%ruster I90,882.37 $ 12.20 10.30 4.70 3.50 11.50 2.80 12.20 7.50 15.00 2.80 12.20 5.15 94.85 25.00 7.50 15.00 22.40 7.60 8.50 6.50 10.50 14.50 $ 427.50 $50,584.50 7,188.00 $57,772.50 $ 3.20 4,115.10 22,050.00 $26,168.30 ~-8~949.00 40.00 200~.00-- _ 2t.52 10.O~ 211.50 30.00 30~00 10.00 -16- < GENERAL 19131 19132 19133 19134 19135 19136 ' 19137 19138 19139 19140 19141 FUND (continued) Olyve Schooley Eva Raymond Anne Wall Cathy Dowling Void Coca Cola Bottling Xerox Palm Beach Office Supply~ Sharon Randolph Gulfstream Lumber Broward Pool WA~R 03276 03277 03278 03279 03280 03281 ANI) S~fEB REVENUE FUND Walt's Automotive Russell & Axon Engineering Laboratories Forum Seminar Xerox Gulfstream Lumber Refunding and Improvement Bond Sinking Fund SEWER 01251 01252 01253 01254 01255 01256 01257 01258 01259 01260 AND WATER DEPOSIT FUND City of Boynton Beach acct. of Leif Johnansen City of Boynton Beach acct. of Mrs. Ruth Fleisher Mrs. Ruth Fleisher City of Boynton Beach acct. of C.B.S. Enterprises C. H; S. Enterprises City of Boynton Beach acct. of Boynton Lighting and Supply Boynton Lighting and Supply City of Boyntom Beach acct. of Edwin Haskings City of Boynton Beach acct. of John Rape City of Boynton Beach acct. of E. B. Coffin 01261 - E--B~ Coffin 01262_= City,of Boy,ton Beach acct. of JoseHernandez 01263 City of Eoynton Beach acct. of Joe Benitez 0t~6~. Ci~f Boynt~ra~Beac/~cct. of~r~hu~:~utlivan 01265 City of Boynton~ach acct. of A. B._Bailey _ 01266 Ci~ of B0~ton Beach acct; of Ludotph-~ch~dt 01267 haoT~dt ~ 0~268 - C~t~oC Bo~ton~B~c~ acct. of Royal Bridges 01269 City of Boston B~cu =~of~ecil Witso~ 0127~Cecil~Witson -- ' Ol'2Yl--~ ~f-B'o~o~Be~ch acct. of Alice Bloom 0~7~~ Cit~~en~e~b mC~of ~i~armttis 0~~ C~y~oynto~ea~o~ Hasset~e 01274 City o~Bo~ton Beach ~cct?-of~ngelo=Montes 0~275 Angelo Montes 01276 City of Boynton Beach acct. of Arthur Senf $ 10.00 30.00 81.00 16.00 49.70 102.34 60.00 23.83 339.8.9 100.00 $ 1,365.83 $ 140.00 760.32 45.00 102.34 62.09 116,436.92 $ 117,546.67 $ 30.00 20.12 9.88 8.75 21.25 10.30 4.70 7.50 7.50 2.80 4.70 15.00- 7.50 J.50 7.5_0 2.80 4.70 15~ 00--- 2.80 1-2v20 15.00 2.80 4.70 5.60 -17- SEWER 01277 01278 01279 01280 01281 01282 01283 - 01284 01285 oi286 0i287 01288 01289 01290 61291 01292 01293 01294 01295 01296 01297 01298 0t299 01300 01~01 01302 01303 ANDWATER DEPOSIT FUND (continued) Arthur Serif $ 1.90 City of Boynton Beach acct of Dan MacDonald 7.70 Dan McDonald 7.30 City of Boynton Beach acct.of Gary Helton 15.00 City of Boynton Beach acct. of Harry Dougherty 15.00 City of Boynton Beach acct. of Patrick Dragon 2.80 Patrick Dragon 4.70 City of Boynton Beach acct. of Mark Hurd 7.70 Mark Hurd 7.30 City of Boynton Beach acct. of l t ale Goldberg City of Boynton Beach acct. of Joh Fasone 15.00 City of Boynton Beach acct. of Ciro Gome£ 4.20 Ciro Gomez 10.80 City of Boynton Beach acct. of David Jenkins 20.40 David Jenkins 9.60 Bert Mueller 30.00 City of Bo3rnton Beach acct. of Leslie Fox 7.50 City of Boynton Beach acct. of Loyal Order of Moose 15.00 City of Boynton Beach acct. of Galen Thornton 30.00 City of Boynton Beach acct. of Donald Dayton 18.90 Donald Dayton 6.10 City of Boynton Beach acct. of John Hober 3.50 John Hober 11.50 City of Boynton Beach acct. of Cedar Point 15.00 City of Boynton Beach acct. of Dead Bug Edwards Spray Company 10.50 Deadbug Edwards Spray Co. 89.50 Norene Construction 15.00 $ 657.50 UTILITY GENERAL FUND 411 Russell & Axon 1,795.41 PUBLICITY FUND 1640 Manhattan Trophies $ 95.00 GRAND TOTAL $121,460.41 March 18, 1977 GE~RAh-FUND_7 19142 J.T. Turner 19143--Eleanor K. Kustta--- 19~44C1~y ~_Boynto~w~aach - Payroll_Funds--- 19145 - City-of Boo~nton Beach - MunicSpa~t_Pol~ Pension_. Fund $ - 2)0.7Z 243.02 ' 893~84-- 19146 City of-Boynton B~ach-- Fi~emen's Reti~ and Pensio~ F~nd ~914~<~Boymtom Beach F~deral Credit Union 6,~15297~ 191~8- F~ank-an~t- -11~1-- 19~9- Bb~n~on Beach-~etirememt--Trust GENERAL FUR~ (continued) 19150 Henry Scheeringa WATER AND SEWER REVENUE FUND 03282 City qf Bo~aton Beach - Payroll Funds 03283 LestieKasser FEDERAL REVENUE SHARING FUND 482 Willie Ruth McGrady 483 Isiah Andrews MUNICIPAL POLICE RETIREMENT FUND 0094 Don R. Clanton GRAND TOTAL $79,040.68 March 21, 1977 GENERAL FUND 19151 Void 19152 Southern Bell Telephone Co. 19153 South Technical Educational Center 19154 Metal Products 19170 Thomas N. & Deborah T. Pomperoy WATER AND S~ERREVENUE FUND 03284 Southern Bell Telephone Co. BOYNTON BEACH MEMORIAL PARK FUND 1641 Southern Bell Telephone Co. RETIREMENT TRUST FUND 1533 Yolanda Richard GRAND TOTAL $4,745.59 March 22, 1977 GENERAL FUND- 19155 City of Boynton Beach - Petty Cash 191~6--= R.v~.~r~m~ri~ting 19157 St~f'Roo-fi~g t9~8.'2 Regi~Id Harris 19159 - Co~erci~t- Re~ -191~2 EagleFire Tru~ 19162 t91~3- Ca~on Homes ~ 100.00 $ 61,652.45 15,578.01 62.40 %5,640.41 $ 48.00 55.00 $ .103.00 $ 1,644.82 3,447.16 82.50 100.00 100.00 3,729.66 113.73 24.20 878.00 $ 119.11 127.35 10(t91~ 50.00 11.-76 370~00 13.00 291.70 100.00 276~12 GEi~ERAL 19165 19166 19167 19168 19169 19170 19171 19172 19173 19174 19175 19176 19177 19178 19179 19180 19181 19182 19183 19184 19185 19186 19187 19188 I9189 19190 19191 19192 19193 19194 19195 19196 19197 19198 FUND (continued) Weir Auto Electric The Shopper Robert Dittman Sewell Hardware Manhattan Trophies See March 21 Capel Klang Companies General Electric Supply Pierce Tire Co. Jen~ings Towing Service Keatts TruckinE Graybar Electric Midas Muffler Lamer Uniforms Seaerest Pharmacy Asplundh Service Adams Chevrolet F~r. D's Paint & Body Shop EMCO Halsey & Griffith Scott Construction Autoproducts Edward R. Mede~, Inc. Bobby Olenlk t4ildred Miller Eddie Waters Estelle Chamitov Virgi Chatfield Mary Leithauser Bill McConkey Sparkle Pools Jean Thurber B B Auto Parts Electrical Systems ~3285' Kdams C~evrolet 03~86~ Halsey & Gr~ffiTh 03287 Autoproducts 03288 Hach Chemical 03289 Allied Electric Supply PUBLICITY FUND 1642-- --Ci-ty-- o f-- Boynt~ 4~eac4~ -- Pe~t~ Ca~ $ 20.00 357.70 216.50 74.43 17.55 68.78 513.28 20.00 40.00 784.00 96.61 78.35 220.68 7.00 205.92 78.99 35.00 34.38 66.98 100.00 229.50 200.00 2.00 129.60 64.50 187.20 187.20 475.20 378.00 100.00 576.00 239.04 495.00 $ 7,758.43 26.90 10.40 4.66 83.56 148.44 273.96 5.45 March 23, 1977 GENERAL FUND 19199 19200 19201 I9202 19203 19204 19205 19206 19207 19'208 19309 192{0 19211 19212 19213 / -20- Monroe Calculator Co. R. L. Grummons Printing 0lyre E. Schooley Veva Armbrus ter Eva Ra~mond Charles Godfrey Betty Garri§a LuAnne Wiseman Somerford Construction City of Boynton Beach - Water & Sewer Revenue See March 24 See March 24 See March 24 See March 24 City of Boynton Beach - Water and Sewer Revenue 193.50 91.80 10. O0 10. O0 30.00 30. O0 30. O0 28.80 100. O0 22.10 38.40 $ 584.60 WATER 03290 03291 03292 03293 03294 03295 03296 03297 O3298 03299 AND SEWER REVENUE FUND Unijax J. Williams Pump Service Frenz Enterprises K & M Electric Supply Service Industrial Supply Edwards Electric Corp. Harco Corp. Fence Contractors Curttn Matheson Scientific~ Inc. Void 88.60 350.71 210.00 122.58 51.20 321.01 350.00 804.60 67.03 2,365.73 PUBLICITY FUND 1643 Manhattan Trophies $ 15.00 FIREMANS RELIEF PENSION FUND 0165 Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith $10,604.30 . PFJNTCIPALCPOLICE RETIREMENT FUND 0095 Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner-& Smith BOYNTON BEACH MEMORIAL PARK FUND 1644 Frigid Fluid $15~782.65 $ = 88=61 UTILITY- GENERAL FLrND- 413-- Testing Lab of_-thec/~alm_ Bea ch e~ $ 390~0- GRAND TOTAL $ 29,830.89 March 24, 1977 GENERAL FUND 19209 19210 19211 19212 19213 19314 City of Boynton City of Boynton City of Boynton City of Boynton See March 23 City of Boynton 19215 19216 19217 19218 19219 19220 19221 19~22 19223 19224 19225 I9227 19 28 19229 19230 19231 19232 19~233 19235 19236 19237 19238 19239 19240 19 41 t9~2~Z Beach - Petty Cash Beach - Federal Revenue Sharing Fund Beach - Utility General Beach - Police Retirement Fumd City of Boymton City of Boynton City of Boynton City of Boynton Beach M'Fireman's .Relief &'-Pension Fund Beach - Boynton Beach Memorial Park Beach - PublicityFund Beach - Sewer & Water Deposit Fund Beach - Water & Sewer Revenue Fund City of Bo~aton Beach - Utility General Fund Wayne Ho f fraan Pitney Bowes Eagle Fire Trucks Easy Pay Tire Stere Kwik Chek Miami Herald Publishing Oder Control Systems Palm Beach Radio NOrene Construction Miami Herald Publishing Suzanne Tellex Cindy Moore I.B.M. I.D.S. Corp. Jacks Camera Center Mechanics Uniform Office Equipment Loren' s Sharpening P & G Distributors Pierce Tire Co. Pitts Transmission Rich Motors Rowland Truck Equip. -19~z~3~:_/~eacrest-Petroleum__ 19~44~k Service Equipment 1~45 Snow Concr~t~ 19~46 South Florida Parts & Supply --t9~47 -T & T Engineer-i~g--- 19248 David Wright & Son 19L~q%~_'~ Pi~-ard-Chemica% ~ 19~50 ~auser Motor Co. 19~51 Holly Accumulator 19~52 Identi-Kit Co. 19~53 Seacr~st-Petrole~m 47.71 949.17 8,958.38 3,432.50 2,151.15 4,848.50 782.02 780.00 27,521.42 1,725.00 15.00 48.00 315.00 37.02 25.48 69.60 51.50 7.90 100. O0 74.40 20. O0 20.00 62.80 159.10 8.19 30.00 11.25 19.00 17.10 794.14 850.00 89.13 22.78 101.75_ 3301.78 8t=~8 20~'00-- 37~0~ 24.J7 71~-~25- 526.73 121.48--- 240~00 ~ 61~. 6~ '" ( -22- WATER 03299 03300 03301 03302 03303 03304 03305 03306 03307 03308 03309 03310 AND SEWER REVENUE FUND Void Service Industrial Supply City of Boynton Beach - Petty Cash C{ty of Boymton Beach - General Fund Xerox Corp. Sears Sears Service Center Davco-Defiance Delray Chemical Granada Valve & Fitting Co. Office Equipment Service Trail Ford Tractor FEDERAL 484 485 REVENUE SRARINGFUND Isiah Andrews Willie Ruth McGrady GRAND TOTAL $98,881.66 March 25, 1977 GENERAL FUND 19254 19255 19256 19257 19258 19259 19260 City of Boynton Beach - Payroll Funds Municipal Police Retirement Fund Fireman's Relief & Pension Fund Boynton Beach Retirement Trust Fund Boymton Beach Federal Credit Union First Bank & Trust ¥oid WATER AND SE~RREVENUE~'FUND 03311 Payroll Funds UTILITY GENERAL FUND 413 Void RETIREMENT TRUST FUND 1534 Betty R. Rothman GRAND TOTAL $'~81,602.76 Mar~2~T--19~7- GEICERAL ~ 19261 Richard Marx 19~Woolco Dept. StorE-- 19263'- 19264 19265 19266 19267 19268 19269 19270 19271 Gaylord~ros. Duro-Test Corp. C. Waltom Cook Office of State Auditor Eu~ice Wilson John Early Southern Standard Construction Business Forms Scholastic Book Service 176.96 8.55 41,701.62 65.00 23.48 19.95 367.50 68.75 138.48 11.25 16.20 $ 42,597.74 $ 55.00 48.00 103.00 41,806.35 883.43 571.68 2,243.17 6,460.50 11,724.63 63,689.76 $ 15~631.80 ~ 2~281.20 100~.00 21.41 176;75- 269.81 100.00 tO. 00 32.40 30.00 100.00 368.87 50.28 March 28, 1977 (continued) GENERAL FUND 19272 19273 19274 19275 19276 19277 19278 19279 19280 19281 19282 19283 19284 19285 19286 19287 19288 19289 19290 19291 19292 19293 -23- City of Delray Beach Sergeant John DiBattista Gorilla Motors National Fire Pro~ection Assoc. Mrs. Eunice Brinson American Medical Assoc. Southerm Li~ing Baker & Taylor Co. Miami ~erald Superintendent of Documents En~fclopedia Britannica Thomas Nelson & Sons Doubleday & Co. International Research & Evaluation Mrs. Lorraine Smith Home Library Service Thomas Bouregy & Co, Mr. Bert W. Bierer National Record Plan Micro-Film Center Baker & Taylor Co. Flagship 1st National Bank WATER AND SEWER REVENUE FUND 03312 ACR Supply UTILITY GENERAL FUND 414 Flagship 1st National Bank GRAND TOTAL $202,820.41 March 29, 1977 GENERAL FUND 19294 U.S. Postmaster 19295 Commercial Record 19296- Joh~r~-.--Dunkt~ 19297 National Fire Protectiod Assoc. 19298 South Technical Education Center 19299 Ward LaFrance T~uckCofp. 19300 Superintendent of Documents 19301-- Standard & Poor 1930~ world B~ek~Encyclopedia 195Q_3~ Baker & Taylor Companies 19304~_-~.-Robe~t-a~ntley~ Inc. t9305'---Tif~Lifea~ook~- I930b~ ~Benziger, Brua~ & Glenco~e~Ine. 19307 19308 Manhatta~ Trophies 19309 19310 19311 19312 19313 19314 Lamar Uniforms Xerox Corp. Rowland Truck Equip. He~ryHolmes~Aquattcs Florida Diesel Truck & Marine Service Easy Pay Tire Store $ 8;52 14.75 261.89 12,75 9.95 8.00 8.00 6.53 16.~5 26.00 226.90 23.95 79.47 5.95 14.58 13.95 8.85 5.50 43.41 194.23 479,46 100,000.00 $102,728.41 92.00 $100~000.00 $ 750.00 60.00 5.45 7.00 130.00 4.30 4.OO 360;88 9.60 6.75 159.q~4-- ~93 5.39 43.43 1-23~00~ 42.64-- 465.51 51.96 80.00 507.38 214.55 March 29, 1977 GENERAL FUND 19315 19316 19317 19318 19319 1932O 19321 19322 (continued) Eagle Fire Trucks Graybar Electric Walt's Automotive & Body Shop Florida Level & Transit Co. R. L. Grummons Printing Grayarc Co. Boymton Beach News Journal Cart Sod & Soil Co. WATER 03313 03314 03315 03316 03317 03318 0331'9 03320 03321 03322 AND SEWEKREVENUE FUND John Dacy & Assoc. Stevens Drugs Monroe Calculator BIF Flanagan & Metcalf Granada Valve & Fitting Scientific Products Void Westinghouse Supply Co. Graybar Electric (WESCO) UTILITY GENERALFUND 415 Russell & Axon March 30, 1977 GENERAL FUND 19326' L~ W. Erisman GRAND TOTAL $8,690.75 WATER AND SEWER REVENUE FUND 03323 State of Florida - Dept. of Transportation March 31, 1977 GENERAL FUND 1~327 .Gene Moore 19328- Joseph~. Z~ck 19~_ag~4%~ma~Straad _ 19330-- Em~lyvJacksan -19Zt3LL Richa~d_.Cald~all 1933M Tereesa__Padgett '19~3~-¥'- BELL3 Zobel 19335--- Char~es Fred~_~iok 19336 Frank Kohl 19337 Edward Ott GRAND TOTAL $20,995.00 $ 404.60 54.10 80.00 156.55 53.50 36.03 13.20 227.50 $ 4,063.29 $ 69.45 20.50 753.44 116.06 125.11 129.62 959.68 122.92 17~.44 2,471.22 $ 2,156.24 $ I00.00 $ 20,895.00 $ 2,083.33 100.00 85.00 85.00 85LO~- 85v00 25.00 20.00 85;00 _ 100.00 125.00 March 31, 1977 GENERAL FUND 19338 19339 19340 19341 19342 19343 19344 19345 19346 · 19347 19349 19350 19351 19352. 19353 lg354 19355 19356 19357 19414 19415 19416 -25- (Continued) Bob Latham Thomas Wengler Edgar Howell Joseph Hollazd Allen Insurance Agency Kruse, O~Connor & Ling Simplicity Pattern Co. Cava Graphics American Library Association Bahr. Records& Tapes Mother Earth Hews The New Republic Mike Gehrlng Jerome & Marion Ashcroft John B. Dunkle Caedman RecOrds Safety-Kleen Corp. Manhattan Trophies Boynton Auto Supply Noah E. Huddleston - Police Petty Cash City of Boynton Beach - Sewer & Water Deposit Fund City of Eoynton Beach - Water & Sewer Revenue Fund City of Boynton Beach - Utility General Fund WATER 03324 03325 03326 AND SEWER REVENUE FUND Scientific Products Autoproducts Allen Insurance Agency RETIREMENT TRUST FUND 1547 First Bank& Trust FEDERAL REVENUE SHARING-FUND 486 McCain Sales of Florida GRAND TOTAL $ 125.00 125.00 125.00 125.00 2,813.33 540.00 3.00 10.80 24.00 16.70 10.00 21.00 3.50 4.00 5.45 20.95 25.50 96.00 399.21 98.69 790.00 19,349.62 302.24 $ 92.35 129.07 1,406.67 $ 1,628.09 $ 2~000.00 $ 715.00