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Minutes 04-05-77MINUTES OF REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING OF THE CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA, HELD IN CITY HALL, TUESDAY, APRIL 5, 1977 PRESENT Joseph ~F. Eack, Mayor Emily W. Jackson, Vice Mayor Richa~ D, Caldwell, Co,cilag- Joseph DeMar¢o, Ceuncilma~ Norman F. Strnad, Councilman Frank Kohl, City M~ager Tereesa Padgett, City Clerk Gene Moore, City Attoz~aey Mayor Zack called the meeting to order at 7:30 P. Mo He re- quested everyone to please rise at the sound of.the gavel for the Invocation given by Pastor Walter Graves, Mi~_ister ef Visitation, Firs% Baptist Chmrch, followed b~ the Pledge of Allegiauce to the Flag le~ by City Attorney Gene Moore. Anmo~cements Mayor Zac~ read a Proclamation. proclaiming the weeks of April 17 and April 24, 1977 as Rid Litter Weeks and Saturday, April 30, 1977 as Rid Litter Day. the City Clerk would call upon them at the appropriate time. Mayor Zackauneunced the following item~were to be added to the Agenda under OTHER: K-9 Dog~, Resolution for BamkSig~a- tures and Eet Meals. Mr~ DeMarco also requested that the item of Ball Fields be added. MINUTES Re$~l~ City Council Meetin$ - March 15. 1977 Mayor Zack called en the Council members for corrections. Mr. De~mrco replied that he had none, except Page 11 was missing. Mrs. Jac~on and Mr. Caldwell added that their Page 11 was also missing. Mr. Kohl replied that this was probably a mistake done by the collator. Mayor Zack re- quested the City Attorney to read Page 11 and N~. ~ore replied that this page mainly covered discussion on drug abuse. Mr. Strnad stated he did ~ot see anything about d~mg abuse on that particular page .and Mr. Moore noted that he had referred to the March 18 Minutes. Mayor Zack informed them that Page 11 referred to the widening of Seacrest Blvd. and he then read this p~e. Mr. ~trnad and Mr. Caldwell stated they had no corrections. Mrs. Jackson referred to Pa~e 2, last paragraph, ~iEth line up, after the wor~ "City", ~t 'should say: ~he asked hOW mamy of the Council had received a copy of this'letter and several said they had not." MINU~F~S - REGFLAR CI~f COUNCIL N~TING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA APRIL 5, 1977 Mrs. Jackson referred to Page 9, second paragraph, after the ~or~ "curbs", it should s~a~.: "a~d drains d~verting the water o drainage pipes and eventually into the oceam and lost for- ever." Also, further down, it should say: "dry- wells and not just wells. Mrs. Jackson referred to Page 12, under Appointments to the Civil Service Beard, it should say: "~here were no other nominatioms and Nr.~ Harmeming was elected 5-0." This is also true in the next paragraph and it should say: "There were no other nom~natioms and Mr. Weaver was elected 5-0." Mrs. Jackson referred to Page 21, second paragraph, which should state: She knows "by law" they ~mt have hearings. ~s. Jackson referred to Page 30, next te last line, and advised the correct spelling was: Mr. Lyems. Mayor Zack referred to Page 4, second paragraph, second line, and advised there were "five" items and not "nine" items. Mayor Zack referred to Page 10, second paragraph down on discussion, second line, where it says 60%, it was 68.8%. Mrs. Jackson moved to approve the minutes as corrected, seconded by Mr. Caldwell. Motion carried 5-0. Special Cit~ Comacil Meetin$ - March 18~ 1~77 Mayor Za~k called on the Council members and Mr. DeMarco, Mr. Strnad and Mr. Caldwell replied they had nothing. Mrs. Jac?~on referred to Page 6, next te last paragraph, third line up, after wor~ "town", it should say: "being subsidized in our City." Also, the word in the next line should be: "debenture" instead of "venture',. Mr. Caldwell moved to approve the minutes as corrected, seconded by Mr. DeMarco. Motio~ carried 5-0. PUBLIC AUDIENCE Mayor Zack called on the people desiring to speak to the Council. Mr. Harold Werger stated his name and his address as 719 N. W. ?th Court, Laurel Hills. He presented a petition signed by 102 property owners for the paving~f N. N. 7th Ct., part of N. W. loth Avenue and part of N. W. 6th Ave. in Laurel Hills at no cost to the property owners. He in- formed them that all of these property owners live on these dirt streets and the surrounding streets and are affected by the dirt, traffic, and especially the winds of the past -2- MINUTES - REGULA~ CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA APRIL 5, 1977 few days, He added that he was also speaking for the Laurel HilLs Property Owners Association. Whe~ this allotment was annexed to Boy~te~ Beach23 years age, all the streets were pave~ with the exception of N. W. ?th Ct.~ a~d two short ~ieees of 6th and loth Avenues. $~nce the Gi~y accepte~ this allotment without inmisting that the developer pave these Street after repaY, rs were made which was not necessary. This extra pavi~g should have been put om N. W. 7th Cemrtamd all the property owners wemld have been A~m~ 3~ ~he Proper ty Mr. E~I it =ould mot be pave~ as th~ was fine woml~ ~e pawed ~d ~r front He a ~ the eest~ ~o ~he was ~ as ~ ~ the pa~i~ issue was ~ n traffic to the expl~med. for ~, The there is pr~erty the for ~thing they '~, it.' ,~ane e~c. ~y the wisdOm of the Kohl about~ ~mt sai~ Ev ery- ~n April : N. ~. 7th Court each property owner $7,50 ~he~ the ~e w~ as te~el w~ ne ~e~ for examine ~ j~ w~ted-the :tion o~ $1.80 at t~n ~ the there ~ been ~rokem he ~ er the C~ty ~ro- a one thing If valu- l~ng ~ the p~ for te p~ ~es~ o~ locke ~d true~, -3- MINUTES - REGULAR CITY COD~NClL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA APRIL 5, 1977 Mr. Werger c~ntinued that outside City Hall, the Police, Fire and Building Departments all have paved parking lots. Even the lo~ for the maintsnance trucks is paved. Ne re- ferred to the cost to Build ~ud maintain the par~ on Federal Highway ~a~.d how this was not used. Even the dead are taken care of W~th paved streets i~ the cemetery. A few weeks ago, the Co~cil spent $8,700 for a drug abuse program for a hamd- ful ofa~diots and he mnderstands this was wasted. The City spent ~ey for a new tree trimming truck because the old o~e neede~ re~airs. They question the timing of all this spend- in~. Some things needed by the taxpayera are igaored or dis- regarded while other things for just a few are taken care of. ~oute to She ~oat ramp. Mrs. Jackson referred to checking into this and advised that it was platted in 1951 and the street and sidewalk ordinamce wa~ also passed in 1951, so this may be a legitimate gripe. She feels they should definitely start in where there are homes on'mnpaved streets. She thinks they sh~muld start a list of streets which mast ~e brought up to standard. Mr. I~uis Spano stated his name and his address as333 S. E. 23rd Avenme. He referred to approximately six m~nths ago when he appeared before the Council reEarding the paving of S. E. 3rd Street. He approved of the paving, .the same as ~hese people. He voiced his objections s~nee the aerial photographs showed this street was iA. He'is. willing to pay his fair share of the tax assessment levied him. If the Council decides to pave someone ~oes not assess them, he thin_ks the asse: should be rescinded~ Nrs. Jackson aske~ hew mamy people some and ngt others. Mayor gack addeA that he:paid for his black topping and should ha~e his money r&fm~ed if this is agreed to. Mr. Oaldweli stated he thought it was a lit%le bit ridiculous in 1977 for a City like Boynton Beach to have dirt roads. It is going to ~ake money to pave the streets, ~nt he thinks MINUTES - REGULAR CI~ COUNCIL MEETL~G BOYNTON BEACN, FLORIDA APRIL 5, 1977 it is well spent to bring the City into the ~0th century°' He referred ~o the mimutes from the May 18, 1976 minutes and the statement of People not having paid for ~he paving of streets. If this is true, he feels a precedent has been set. He feels these streets should be paved without further assessment to the individual home owners. ~hey do have a budget and are trying to trim costs. He referred te the people previously be.lng willing to pay $2~00 to $2.30 per fre~t foot and the City's estimate being $7.50 per front foot ~ possibly the City should consider picking mp Mayor Mack noted that it was now 8:00 P. M. and ammo~mced they would have to proceed to the Public Nearimg and would then csme back to this. ABANDONMENT - 20 Ft. Alley (Eorth & Mouth) Roberts Addm. Applicants - Robert G. Beane, Lucien A. tamyn, Dorothy Brinkmam, GilliamWinbourne, and Mike Brinkmam. Mr. Kohl informed the Council ~J~At'~the Planmimg & Zoning Board, at their meeting of March 22, 1977, conducted a Public Hearing on the above and recommended approval of the pro- posed abandonment of the alley adjacent to Lots I, 2 amd 3, Block 3; Lots ~, 2, and 3, Block 6 and that portion of the alley adjacent to previously abandoned N. E. 4th Avenue. A ·rawing for their ~eview has been submitted. Im addition, the Planning & Zonmng Board recommends that an easement for the east ~2 feet of the subject alley be recorded for utility purposes in favor of the City ~d in lieu of Florida Power & Light,s request for same. All legal reqmimements have been met and responses were received from the ~tility compamies involved, all of whom had no objection except for Florida Power & Light. A copy of theirlletter has ~een submitted wherein they request execution of ~u easement. The origina~ of their letter as well as the three easements have ~een £or- warded to Central File. He requests Co~ncil,s wishes om this matter. M~. DeMarco referred to attendimg the Planning & Zoning- meeting and made a motion to recommend the abam~omment of the alley as requested. Mr. Caldwell seconded the motion. No discussion. Motion carried 5-0. Mr. Moore referred to the ~2 ft. ~asement and asked if this was the east or west 12 ft. easement and Mr. Kohl clarified this was Lots 1 thru 6, Block 3 and Lots ~ thru 3, Block 6. F~. Annunziat~ added that the ration~l behind the question of -5- MINUTES - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL ~RTING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA APRIL 5, 1977 Lots 4 thru 6 is that they are City owned and it would not be correct to abandon those lots. Florida Power & Light Co. requested an easement for power lines which would give ~he City access for utility pmrposes. Mr. Moere asked if the 12 ft. was along the railroad track and Mr. Annunziate informed him it was the east 12 ft. of the alley. Mr. Moere clarified there would be the 20 ft. alley, the 12 ft. for the easement, and then 8 ft. left which would revert to the property owners. There was further discussion and then Mr. Annunziato added Mayor Zack asked if anyone wished to speak in favor of this abandonment and received no response. He then asked if anyone wished to speak in opposition and received no response. Mr. DeMarco made a motion to grant the easement as requested for the City, seconded by M~r. Caldwell. Mrs. Padgett took a roll call vote as follows: Vice Mayor Jackson - Aye Councilman Strmad - Aye Councilman Caldwell - Aye Councilmam DeMarco - Aye Mayor Zack - Aye Motion carried 5-0. PROPOSED ORDINANCE - Repealing Section 7, Appendix A - Zoning Regulations Pertaining to "Industrial Office Park District Regulations and Use Provisions" and Substituting Therefor a New Sectio~ 7 te he Designated "Planned Industrial Development District" Mr. Kohl informed the Council that the Pls-~ing & Zoning Beard at their regular meeting of March 22, 1977 conducted a Public Hearing on the above and unanimously recommended approval of this amendment subject to the revision submitted. The motion to approve was made By Mr. Lambert and seconded by ~. Winter. Mayor Zack asked if anyone in the audience wished to speak in favor of thi~ ordinance and received no response. He then asked if anyene wished to speak in opposition and received no response. Mr. Moore read proposed Ordinance No. 77-9 ih its entirety. -6- MINUTES - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA APRIL 5, 1977 Mr. Caldwell moved the adoption of Ordinance No. 77-9 on first reading, seconded by Mrs. Jackson. Under discussion, Mr. Caldwell asked if this proposal differed from the ori- ginal one oresented at the end of Jammary and Mr. Annuaziato replies that the only thing different was the revision of the outline te fit into the Zoning Ordi~ance. Mrs. Jackson then told about the Deerfield Beach Planned Industrial Development Mr. DeMarco added that Mrs. Jackson, Mayor Zack and of the Plao,~r~g & Zoning Board members ~isit' this a~ea and it certainly is an asset to amy tOw~. ~s. Padgett then took a roil call vote on the motion as f - ollows. Councilman Strnad - Aye Councilman Caldwell - Aye Councilman DeMs~ce - Aye Vice Mayor Jackson - Aye M~yor Zack -Aye Motion carried 5-0. At this time, Mayor Zack referred to the new zoning map in the Council Chambers and thanked theCity Manager for it and added that he was sure it would be helpful to the Planning Zoning Board as well as the City Council. 5~. Caldwell made a motion to revert back to the Public Aud- ience, seconded by Mrs. Jackson. Motion carried 5-0. PUBLIC AUD~NCE (Continued) Mr. Bill Burson, District Manager for Southern Bell, appeared before the Council and advised that he felt obligated to speak about Resolution 77-0 passed at the last meeting. He f~eels they should know about or be familiar with the situation they had in 1971 when they went to extended scope dialing in West Palm Beach. In ~he late 1960's, they had a group of people approach the~ about toll free dialing into West Palm Beach. Several studies were made and the majority responded affirmatively. In a situation like this, ~hey must add cable, switching centers, etc. to handle the increased load. In 197~, they cut ever to extended scope dialing in Boynton Beach to West Palm Beach and of course, the customers, bills increased. The local service rate is figured on the number of calls you can contact on a local basis. He was transferred here in 1971. If the study was taken the month it was cut over, they would never ha~e cut it over. He personally re- eei~ed 200 complaints regarding the increase an~ the people wanted to go back to what they had before and were not in- terested in calling ~est Palm Beach. Because of this serious situation beth here and other exchs~ug~s, the company toek the positien that customers who want extended areas should pay for that service. He has reviewed the toils for the customers in -7- MINUTES - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING B0¥~ON BEACH, FLORIDA APRIL 5, 1977 Boynton Beach calling Boca Raton and the toll calls are made by approximately 5% of the Boynton Beach customers and 1% make the majority of those calls. From going from pamt ex- perience and looking at the calls, he believes the majority do not want extended scope dialing mainly Because it will incra~se their cb~ges~ He is sure they havehhear~ people ~ they don't want their bills to increase~ He felt ob- to speak about this resolution. Ne kmows it was passed and there is nething he cam de~ Ne Just wanted to pQint out that ~t is their feeling that ~he majority do not want this aerv-ice~ Their position is that the ones who wmmt it should ha~e te pay for ~t amd they don t Eeel every tele- phone user shoed have to pa2 for that 5~who want th~s put in. Mrs. Jackson aske~ if there was any way to work it out for the people to have limited calls if they want te and Mr. Burson replied that there were several plans under consid- eration. He explained how a few telephome companies were using budget type service.~ He also explained msage~ sensi- tive service with the local service going towards calling credits. This will be given a trial. He knows what they ran into dm 197~ an~ is afraid of what they would r~ into no~ in going i~to a system like the City asked for. Ne honestly feels if they took a poll of the telephone users, they would find the majority do not wans this. Mrs. Jackso~ asked if there was any w~y to ask their cum- tomers this question and Mr. Burson replied that it costs money. He continued that the toll ~ate Erom Boynton Beach to Boca Raton right now is 11¢ for the first mimute and 9¢ for each additional mimute from 8:00 Ao M. to 5:0~ P. M. If the interest was there, they would have a large number of toll calls, but they do not have that volume. The volume they have is made by a small percentage of the customers. LT it was a la,ge volume and spread throughout the customers, there would Be noqquestiom. He knows ef nothing to indicate the need is there. Mr. DeMarco q~estioned the additional rate and Mr. B~rson re- plied it was a hard thing to figure an~ ~he rate is normally ~igured on the number of phones you can contact on a local calling ~asis. Also, the Boca Rat~n poin~ of i~terest is mot calling north, ~ut in calling Deerfield Beach, Pompano Beach and south. They must consider whether Boca Raton wants this and if they should share the expense and if not, should Boynton Beach handle the whole expense. He might say it could run as much of an increase of $8.00 per month. ~Mr. De,arco referred to Dade and Broward Counties beimg able to call the whole county free and Palm Beach County is a growing Co~ty. He does not know how the rates are figured, MINU~ES - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETY~G BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA APRIL 5, 1977 but does know in calling from Lake Worth to Bom Raton, he cannot get under 50¢. Mr. Burson replied that he did not have the rates from Lake Worth. Mr. DeMarco asked if there was the possibility as the popu- lation increases this may come about a~d Mr. Burson replied there was a good possibility. He added that if they go to usage service, it may solve the problems. However, many people like the flat rate service to make as many calla if they want for as long as they want. Im going to the other service, you are om a message rate service. It is a matter of what the majority wants at a given time. He feels~ure there will be changes made to satisfy the majority. Mr. DeMarco stated if they decided to take the service out from West Palm Beach to the Boyntom Beach customers, there would be a fight and Mr. Bursom agreed there may, hut when it was done, there were ma~y complaimts~. He personally re- viewed approximately 200 and he does mot know how ms_uy the other r~presentatives handled. He is just pointing out that they feel the majority do mot want their bills to increase and the majority do not have interest in calling Boca Raton. M~. DeMarco asked if there was a possibilityoof gettimg a survey and Ns. Burson replied that it costs money and they have researched the number of toll calls. Ns. DeMarco re- ferred to his statement of it costing momey and stated that they run full page ads~. Mr. Burson replied that they are in business to make money. He added that he didn't know how many people were aware that the rates from Boynton Beach to Boca Raton drop from 11¢ to 9¢ for the first minute and from 9¢ to 7¢ for each additional minute after 5:00 P. M. The more revenue brought in, the lower the rate will be. They are trying to educate people to use the system during mom- busy hours through advertising. The advertising costs are mot in their ~ate base. Mr+ De¥~rco asked who was paying for it and Mr. Burson replied the telephone company itself. Mr. DeMarc~ stated he would like to see getting phone service through and referred again to the situation in Dado and Bro- ward Counties. ¥~. Burson replied that this was not the way to accomplish it. There will be changes made. They will come up with systems the people will be satisfied with. He doesn,t think they should saddle everyone with a cha~ge now they may mo~ want. Mr. Caldwell thank~ Ms. Burson for coming and added that he personally appreciated his explanation. He ~oes urge them to discuss this with other area manager~ to review the rate systems throughout the companies.~ He does know there are systems with a flat rate for certain services and then a message umit rate for going outside of that area. He £eel~ they should give this serious consideration. Mr. Burson re- plied that with the usage sensitive service, he thinks this may be a plan they may want. -9- MINUTE~ - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL .MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA APRIL 5, 1977 Mayor Zack announced they would now continue with the dis- cmssion of 7th Co~rt. Mr. Caldwell asked Mr. Moore if there were a~y ordinances enforced omtlining the methods hy which the C~z~y charges for paving streets and Mr. Moore explained how it was covered in the Charter. The City has the right te assess the property owners at any rate. The procedure has Been if 50% of the people came in with a petition, the City would· undertake the project ~h~ make assessments for 1/2 or ~r~i-~'of'~ the cost. Mr. Caldwell clarified that it was left to -t~ discretion of the Council and Mr. Moore replied that the experience i~ most instances if it is strictly a private street, the citizens haveppaid the paving costs. Mayor Zack then read the requirements for streets and side- walks. Mrs. Jack, on then asked if a developer does not put in all the streets in a subdivision like in ~951, isn't it some- thing which could be corrected by the present C~euncil and Mr. Moore replied that he believed Mr. Har~ was dead. He added that if the City accepted the plat, he does mot believe there were subdivision laws i~ effect then. Mrs. Jackson replied that this subdivisiomwas platted in 1951, the same year the ordinance on streets, etc. was passed. Mrs. Jackson then stated that there would be 40 residents paying for this. Im reference to Mr. Spame's s~reet, it is not nearly as well populated as this street. She does feel they should make a priority of streets which have been ac- cepted. She thinks it is wrong to have streets which are not pave~ and aceepted by the City with homes on them. She does ~ot see why they cannot do a few~streets at a time. She feels it is wrong to haveppeople !iv~ing on streets which areaa mess. Mayor Zack replied that He ~id~not thi~-k the question should ~e th? number of people on the street. If a road needs pavmng, it should be done. The~ mush consider the past precedent though. Are they ~oinE to return money to M~. Sp~ano and other developers a~d ~ow~e~s? Are they goimg to do all streets without charge? He ~ feels if it is his street, he is willing to pay He kmows some people o~ 7th Ct. own 14 lots. . or two, ~ut he fee~s they should pay the~ people need relief. MINUTES - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA APRIL 5, 1977 Mayor Zack referred back to the situation on Mr. Spamo's street and stated he recalled this street being full of holes and he mentioned this to the City Manager and it was filled with shell reck, He does not think they should favor one group against the other group. Mr. Werger stated it was not a question of sett~ug a prece- dent for not pa~ing for the paving as a lot of streets were pa~e~ and the people did not have to pa~. Mayor Zack asked the City Manager to ~er~fy this and Mr. Kohl stated that since he has been the City Manager, it has not been done. Ne does not know about the past. They have assessed every person since he has been here. Mr. DeMarco questioned the difference of $7,50 to $2.32 per front ft. and Mr. Kekl explaimed that the lower price was without amy elevations, gro~md work, shell reck work, drain- Aage, etc. He added that Rubin Construction Co. and Dixie sphait Co. had 9uoted a price of $1.36 per square ya{.d for resurfacing. Mr. Werger stated there were no drains in Werger replied that he would have to take it up with the people there. He added that the street should be paved like th? others have bee~ The~e are people on unemployment and Social Eecurity living the~e and Mayor Eackreplied that this was true all over town. See Min Mr. DeMarco stated he did not know of where streets were of 4/19/ paved free and Mr. Strnad stated that he did not either and would like to know where these streets are. MrS. Jackson Stated that the street she lives on was~,_$riginal~-~b~fl:t ~n 1928 w~en the de~slopment~-was~-O~lt ~ ~ne~lt.~. ~a~ ~2~a ~ - ~ - .. , ~ ~ ...... ~_-,,-~ ........... 1951 & D~2. There are many streets which have' been done Since she has beem on the Council. Mayer Zack disagreed. Mrs. Jackson stated that old streets were paved and she does not think the people in Rolling Green paid for them. Mr. Strnad asked Mr. Kohl if he thought this was the proper course to follow to start in something like this and Kohl replied that he would hate to see this. He thinks a class action suit could he brought against the City. M~y people, like Mr. Sp~_no, have had to pay. He knows what these people are facing. He thinks it is wrong, but the Council must make the decision and he will carry out their wishes. Mr. Moore stated that he thought thet~rmineleg~, called these special assessments because the area involved is specifically benefited and should pay their portion. The particul8m seg- ment of the municipality is specifically benefited. -11- MINUTES - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BO~NTON BEACH, FLORIDA APRIL 5, 1977 Mayor Zack suggested leaving the City Manager get some bids for doing a first cla~s job and also doing the job wi~~? 1½" overlaying. Mrs. Jack~on so moved, seconded by Mr. DeMarco. ~nder ~iscussion, Mr. DeMarco requested the poodle to get together and decide what~ they want. ¥~s. Jack, on referred to considering the possibility of each paying I/3 with the owners pay~ 1/3 on each side and the City paying the other 1/3. Mayor Zack stated, they mus~ keep in mind what has been done i~ the past. Mr. Strn~ asked if this would come back to the Council before any action was taken ~ud Mr~ Kohl re- Dlied~ yes and he would have the information at the next meeting. Motion carried 5-0. Ordinances - 2nd Readin$ - Public Hearin$ Proposed Ordinance No. 77-8 - Re: Increasing the Charge for Delivering Garbage, Trash, Refuse and Debris to the Cit~ Dump Mr. Moore read Ordinance No. 77-8 on second reading by caption only. Mayor Zack asked if anyone wished to speak in favor of this ordinance and received no response. He then asked if anyone wishe~ to speak inoopposition and received no response. M~ DeMarco moved the adoption of Ordinance Ne. 77-8, seconded by N~s. Jackson. No discussion. Mrs. Padgett took a roll call vote as follows: Councilman Caldwell - Aye Councilman DeMarco - Aye Vice ~yor Jackson - Aye Councilman Strnad - Aye Mayor Zack - Aye Motion carried 5-0. Ordinances - ~st Readin~ Proposed Ordi~nce No. 77-10 - Re: Establishing Regula- tions for the S~lection of Architects, Engineers, Land- scape ~chitects and Land Surveyors When Neede~ M~. Moore read proposed Ordinance No. 77-10 in its entirety en first reading. Mr. Caldwell moved the adoption of Ordinance No. 77-10 on first reading, seconded by Mrs. Jackson. Under discussion, Mrs. Jackson clarified this was living mp to the State law and Mr. Moore agreed. Mr. DeMarco asked if it was a portion of the State law and Mr. Kohl replied: yes. -12- MINUTES - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING APRIL 5, 1977 BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA Mrs. Padgett follows then took a roll call vote Councilman DeMarco - Aye Vice Mayor Jackson - ~ye Councilman Strnad - Aye Couacitman Caldwell - Aye Mm~vor Back - Aye Motion carried 5-0. on the motion as Proposed Ordinance Ne. 77-11 - Re: Amending Ordinance 76-35 to Provide for am Amended Estimate of Revenue & Expense for Fiscal Year October ~ 1976 to September 30, 1977 Mr. Moore read proposed Ordinance No. 77-11 in its entirety on first reading. Mayor Zack referred te the amount of $8,~1 for the Drug Abuse COUncil and asked if it was permissable to use Feder- al Revere gharing and Mr. Kohl replied this was Anti-Reces- sion Fiscal Assistance and he did call Washington, D. C. and got their approval. Mrs. Jackson asked if this had been paid and Mr. Kohl replied: no, he is awaiting their approval now that he has found funds. Mr. DeMarco moved to adopt Ordinance No. 77-11, seconded by Mr. Caldwell. Under discussion, Mrs. Jackson stated s~Rce she vote~ ~o for the Drug Abuse Council, she will have to ~ote no for the whole thing. Mr. Kohl explained that a cer- tain amo~t is given to the City and he must show the Fed- eral Government where it is being spent and this ordinance is amending the budget as s~ch. ~Irs. Padgett took a roll call vote on the motion as follows: Motion Vice Mayor Jackson - No Councilman Strnad - Aye Councilma~ Caldwell - Aye Councilman DeMarco - Aye Mayor Zack - Aye carrie~ 4-1. Resolutions Proposed Resolution No. 77-R - Re? Amending Civil Ser- vice Rules & Regulations Pertain~ to Legal Holi~ay~ Mr~~ea~. proposed Resolution NO. 77-R. ~s. Jackson questioned the difference between this resolu- tion and the one on the books and Mayor Zack informed her that one paragraph was changed with the City Manager and City Council reserving the right to declare the holidays. -13- MINUTES - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA APRIL 5, 1977 Mrs. Jackson moved to adopt Resolution Ne. 77-R, seconded by Mr. Caldwell. No discussion. N~s. Padgett took a roll call vote as follows: Coumcilmau Strnad - Aye Councilman Caldwell - Aye Councilman DeMarco - Aye Vice Mayor Jackson - Aye Mayor Zack Aye Motion carried S-O. Proposed. Resolution No~ 77-S - Re: Pavement Marking Demonstration Program (Urban) Highway Safety Act & A~reement Thereto Mr. Moore read proposed Resolmtion No. 77-~. Mrs. Jackson asked if this meant D.O.T. was going to pay for this and ~r. Kohl replied: yes, every bit of it. Mrs. Jackson moved to adopt Resolution No. 77-S, seconded by ~. DeMarco. No discussion. Mrs. Padgett took a roll call vote as follows: Councilmam Caldwell - Aye Councilman DeMarco - Aye Vice Mayor Jackson Aye Councilman Strnad - ~e Mayor Zack Aye Motion carried 5-0. Mrs. Jackson asked if it was necessary to make am additional motion covering the sign~ing of the agreement and Mr. Moore replied that it was included in the resolution. Mr. DeM~rco asked if this ~arking was done throughout the State and Mr. Kohl replied that it was only done in certain cities adopting the rules of D.O.T. Other Request Amthorization to Execute Proposed Agreement Between the City & Palm Beach County Sheriff's Dept. Mr. Kohl read the attached memorandum dated March 22, 1977 from Chief Noah Hm~leston. He added that he concurred with the Chief. M~yor Zack clarified that they were being told they could not do it for les~ than $10 per day. Mr. DeMarco added that it would give ~s more room and Mr. Kohl agreed this coul~ be looked into. Mrs. Jackson stated that before the courts were -14- MINUTES - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BO~NTON BEACH, FLORIDA APRIL 5, 1977 phased out, she went to Sheriff~Wiley,s office and he did say we would be better off if we would go with the County and she certainly agrees. Mrs. Jackson moved to have the proper authorities sign the agreement with the Palm Beach County Sheriff's Office to in- carcerate our Municipal prisomers, seconded by Mr. Caldwell. No discussion. Motion carried 5-0. Request Authorization to Execute Proposed Traffic Con- trolAgreements- Re: Gulfstream Blvd. & U. S. #1 Oceam Avenue & U. S. #1 ~. Kohl read the attached letter from Mr. Charles R. Walker dated March 22, 1977. He clarified this meant the County was going to take care of the maintenance and operation of the lights. Mrs. Jackson asked if this meant there was fimally going to be a light at Gulfstream Blvd. and Mr. Kohl replied that the Co~ty is going to study it and they will take care of the maintenance i£ one is installed. Mr. DeMarco stated that they were not sure if it was going to be installed and Mr. Kohl informed him this was the first step. ~. Caldwell moved the adoption of the Traffic Control Agree- ment between the Cit~ and Palm Beach County for the intersec- tion of Gulfstream Blvd. & U. ~. #1. Mr. DeMarco requested the addition of the request for a speedy recommendatio~ dee to the urgent need and Mr. Caldwell agreed. Mr. DeMarco then seconded the motion. Mrs. Jackson suggested adding the agree- ment for Ocea~Avenue & U. S. #1 and Mr. Caldwell agreed. Motion carried 5-0. Consider Amendment to Ordinance 76-17 - Re: Safety ~nclosures Mr. Kohl referred to a message submitted by Mr. Moore and to having some problems with this. Mayor Eack clarified that it was a question of interpretation. He referred to Part (b) on the second page stating ~' only one way and he called this to the attention of the Building Official eight to ten months ago. Mrs. Jackson replied that she thought 4" both ways would be too small. Mayor Zack stated that he personally felt this meant a cyclone or wooden fence, but a fence has been installed like a hand railing which he does not thi~k serves the purpose. He believes it should s~ate 4" hori~ tal amdwertical. ¥~. Caldwell stated he interpretted it to include every way with stating"a~y dimension". He think~ this is clear. They discussed the interpretation and a railing type fence, Mr. Moore added that there have been a lot of problems and Mr. Kohl added that it must be enforced within a couple months. -15- MINUTES- REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA APRIL 5, 1977 Mayor Zack asked if a permanent C/O had been issued on the railing type fence around the pool and Mr. Howell informed him that at the time the permit was pulled, this ordinance wms not passed. If this is not changed, he must make them weld on a cress bar. Mr. DeMarco asked where this fence was .~o~l~Q~ Clubhouse. Mr. Moore clarified that e quesTlon waS whether the Council felt they wante~ to come ap with something clearer of what they want to accomplish. ~. Caldwell mo=e~ to direct the City Attorney to stmdy this matter and re~iew the ordinance ~_ud make a legal recommenda. tion. Mr. Moore clarified that he has requested their feel- ings on whether the Council thinks it is He thinks~ there may be headaches on the Mrs. Jackson stated she could understand it ~eing required when a sw~im~ n.g poo.1 is open to a City street, but in cer- tain coneom~nmums they are completely surrounded by build- ings om on the Intracoastal Naterway. Possibly ~hey have made a mistake and should only require it if it is adjacent to a street. Nmyor Zack adde~ that the ol~ ordinance re- quired private pools to have enclosures, hut motels ~a~ .h..ot~e.l.s..wer.e not included ?r?vided they carried $~q~$I~,0Oo alao~_±~Dy ~nsurance. ne ~e£ieves the Building Offieial wants th.is brought ap to date throughout the City- Mr H ~ was ' =. . owel~ informed them this in the works when he came. As far as he is concerned, it is the Council'sdecision.' ' Approxi- mately I0 to 15 people have complied with this an~ it is for the safety of childre~ or anybody that may be inebriated. Mrs. Jackson state~ since they have made some people do it, she feels they should leave it as is. Mr. DeMarco referred to the location of the pool a% Hampshire Gardens and also not having Children living khere and aske~ if a fence would be required and Mayor Zack replied: yes and added there were others in the same situation. Mr. DeMarco asked if a hedge would be altowed and' Fro. Kohl informed him that a hedge was ruled out by the Building Board of Adjust- ment & Appeals. Mr. DeMarco aske~ ifmmotels were also in- cluded and Mr. Kahl replied: yes. Mrs. Jackson moved to leave it as is, since somee have com- plied. Mr. DeMarco seconded the motion. Under discussion, Mr. Caldwell asked for Mr. Howell,s recommendations on how this might be improved and Mr!. Kohl replied that 14 to ~5 people have already complied with the ordinance exactly and if it is changed, they will violate everything w~ch has been done. Mr. Moore stated the question was whether it was right in the first place. Motion carried 4-1 with ~r. Caldwell dissenting. -16- MINUTES - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOTNTON BEACH, FLORIDA APRIL 5, 1977 OLD BUSINESS Complete Appointments to City Boards & COmmittees - Also, Re.placement for Resignation amd Declination (Tabled) Mrs. Jackson moved to take thisffrom the table, seconded by Mr. DeEarco. Motion carried 5-0. Mr. Kohl informed the Oouncil there were appointments to be made th the Building Board of Adjustment & Appeals and the Community Relations Board. Mrs. Jackson referred to rm. Spielberg sending ia his resig- nation, but suggested since they have voted to have the Com- munity Relations Board investigate what the Housing Authority was going to do, she would like to askMr. Spielberg to re- consider his resignation since they need legal advice on this. Mayor Zack replied that he believed the Civil Service Board would be the best Board for Mr. Spielberg. Mayor Zack referred to an architect, Mr. Sandberg, sending in his resume and Mrs. Jackson replied that the resume was not sent in by Mr. Sandherg but by someone el~e. Also, he wants to be on the Community Appearance Board which is al- ready completed and she does not think this should be con- sidered. Mayor Zack referred to the Community Appearance Board requesting an architect and Mrs. Jackson pointed our ~O81e~ an architect could be appointed if available. If some- one resigns, they could consider it then. His resume was sent ~n by the Leisureville Association. *according to the See Min. of 4/19/7 Mrs. Jackson moved to accept the resignation of Mr. Herbert Rigby, seconded by Mr. Caldwell. Motion carried 5-0. Mrs. Jackson then nominated Mr. R. Alan Blackaand Mr. Arthur Williams for the Building Board of Adjustment & Appeals, seconded by Mr. Caldwell. Nomination carrie~ 5-0, Mayor Zack referred to having two plumbers and two electri- cians on this Board and suggested that one of each serve as a~'alternate. He suggested that Mr. Longo be an alternate with Mr. Bowles and the Council members agreed. Mrs. Jackson made a motion that the people that were on the Rousing Authority be appeinte~ to the Commu~nity Relations Board with the additions of Mr. Arthur Spielberg and Mr. ~on Johnson. Mr. DeMarco asked if they shoul~ be contacted with reference to serving and Mrs. Jackson replied that the people on the Housing Authority appointed this year did send in resumes and this also includes the ones on the Board last year. Mr. DeNarco requested that a letter be sent to each one telling of the events which happened and requesting if they are willing to serve, to please notify the City Manager. Mm. Caldwell seconded the motion and the motion carried 5-0. -17- MINUTES - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL M~.~TING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA APRIL 5, 1977 Mr. Moore informed the Council that the Civil Service Appeals Board has requested clarification on action taken. Mr. Shackley resigned a~d his designated alternate was Mr. ~helhamer and he should have been moved up as a permanent member, but Mr. Collier was appointed and he should have been an alternate with Mr. Harmeming. Mrs. Jackson moved to accept the recommendation of the City Attorney, seconded by _Mr. Caldwell. Under discussien, Mr. Etrnad stated he hoped in the future they would be more careful in the ap- pointments to these diEferent boards,. The wa~ the procedures are set up, this should have been caught before it was done. which persen is the alternate. Motion carried 5-0. Discuss Sewer Charses - Ceuncilmam Strnad (Tabled) M~. Caldwell moved to take this from the table, seconded by Mr. DeM~co. Motion carried 5-0. Mr. Kohl stated that if Mr. Strnad will wait untiltthe next meeting, he will have all the information. ~. Strnad thanked Mr. Kohl and adde~ that he had ne idea this was under study. Mr. Strnad moved to scratch th~s from the agenda, seconded by Mr. Caldwell. Motion carried 5-0. Request Authority to Establish Position of Executive Officer (Tabled) Mr. Kohl informed the Council this could be Jackson se moved, seconded by Mr. DeMarco. 5-0. deleted. ~Mrs. Motion carried Consider Request of Bruce A. Costanzo - Re: Abandonment (Tabled) Mr, Kohl informed the Council this could be deleted. Mrs. Jackson so moved, seconded by Mr. Caldwell. Under disc~ms- sion, Mr. Strnad asked what had happened and Mr. Kohl read the letter he wrote to Mr. Costamzo and advised that he had not been contacted by him. Motion carried 5-0. Consider Request of Attorne~ for Pa~mland Villas - Re: Parcel 22 Mr. Kohl read the attached letter dated March 2 from Mr. Moore and the attached memorandum dated March $ from Mr. Annunziato. Mr. Moore then explained how this matter was in litigation with the court order restricting the use. They now would like to develop it as zonedo Mr. Aununziato then explained how the City was in a wery advantageous position with not being obligated to remove -18- MINUTES - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEA~, FLORIDA APRIL 5, 1977 the restriction if not satis£ie~ with the use. If it is a proper use, he thinks the restriction should be released. Mr. Meo~e questioned if hi~ recommendation was if the owner comes up with some use in 0-3, he wants the City to reserve the right to saY he cannot u~e it and Mr. An~u~ziato replied they w~ere not compelled to remove the restriction and they maY not want to. He explained how there was the possibility a particular use in C'3 would not be advantageous at that location. He would like the use reviewed before the restric- tion is removed. Mr. DeMarco asked if this would be creating a hardshi~ for the applicsnt and Mr. A~nunziato replied not necessarily as they ca~ agree to remove the restriction for amy reasonable use. Mr. Caldwell clarified that wholesale relief would be a~y C-3 use. Mr. Amuummiato added that right now, the land c~u only be used for a hotel or motel. Mr. Caldwell moved to release the deed restrictions on the land ~ubsequent to the Plamuing & Zoning Board's and City Co~ucil's f~al approval of the site plans. Mrs. Jackson secsnded the motion. Under discussion, Mr. Moore reeom- mended that they not take this action. The City has zoned the property C-3 and this woul~ be using another factor to tell the o~ner he cannot use it for what it is zoned. He also doesn't believe any of the present Council members were involved is the original situation and Mayor Zack replie~ that many followed it through and he thinks this is a good idea. The mas can always come back for discussion with the ~ ' ' Plamuer. Mr. Moore clari- f~mnm~mg. ~ & Zonmng Board and City mod t~at he was recomm~n~g to have the owner come~ in with plans mcr some ~ses in C-3 and he believes we should go along with i~. He feels the owner must have somethi~ in mind now that it has come up. N~. Kohl suggested possibly deleting this until the owner presents plans. Mrs. Jackson so moved, seconded by Caldwell. Motion carrie~ 5-0. Consider Proposal from~'~uicipal Code Corporation - Re: Anal~zation of the Cit~ Code Mr. Kohl referred to correspondence from the Mu~uicipal Code Corporation received by the City Clerk~and forwarded to the City Attorney. The City Attorney recommends this offer be accepted. ~ are all aware that the City Gode needs upgrad- ing and he would appreciate Council's approval in securing this Corporation to accomplish this work. He does concur with this program. -19- MINUTES - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA APRIL 5, 1977 Mrs. Jackson moved to accept this recommendation. She added that she was particularly i~ favor of this with the compamy ha~ing stated in their letter that dead-end cross references will be eliminated or appropriate citatioms appended as deemed necessary. The index in theCode Book ismiaerable. Mr. DeMar¢o seconded the motion. Under discussion, Mayor Zack referred to suggesting the City Attorney to look into this and Mr. Moore replied that they womld work with this company. Motion carried 5-0. Boynton t~let - Councilm~n Joe De,arco Mr. DeNarco stated they were very fortunate to have Boynton Inlet in their area and referred to Palm Beach County passLug a 50 million dollar bond issue'to buy water front property. Ridge and Nr. DeMarco re~lied that he would like them to ta~ Under discussion, Mr. Strnad stated that in 1972, he appeared before the Coumty Com~ssion and persmaded them to bmy this propertyt There was a proposal to build a 12 story condominium on this land, but after convincing the County Oomm~ ssion this was terrific recreation area, they decided to acquire this property. However, in the meantime, the company plamming to build the condominium went bamkrupt and it was in litigation. A 50 million dollar bond issue was fouled up. This area was presen~d to him when they took the beach walk and it could ~e a beautifully planned park. A resolution has alread~y been sent, but he believes another reselm~ionl at this time would get them acting on it. Mr. De.Marco added that he has been in contact with several Commissioners and they are in favor of this and would like us to back it. He is sure the 50 million dollar bond issue will be validated and he cannot tb~k of a better area than Boynton Iulet. Mayor Zack asked if it was legally permissable to de-a~uex when not conti~eus to the property and Mr. Moore replied that this wa~ part of the town now, but he thinks the Legis- lature could de-annex it. Mr. Strnad informed them that the north side of the Boynton Inlet and ~he driveway side of the south part of the Inlet belong to the South Lake ~orth Drain- age District. The rest of the property is now in the hands of the receivers and is a separate ~iece of property. Mrs. Jackson stated that even though it b~longs to the South Lake Worth Drainage District, it is still in the Town of Ocea~ Ridge. -20- M~TES - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING APRIL 5, 1977 BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA Mr. DeMarco requested the addition to his motion that the necessary steps to de-annex or whatever be taken. Mr. Strnad questioned the p~rpose of de-annexing with the County taking it over and referred to the County having the beach in Ocean Ridge which is not de-a~nexed. Mr. Moore informed them Rat the Legislative Delegation is the only one whieh can amend the charter for Ocean Ridge to exclude that land from the town limits. Mayor Zack suggested that the resolution be passed and sent to the County Commissioners ~or them to proceed. Mrs. Jackson remarked that the Legisla- tive Delegation could net take this up this year~ Motion carried 5-0. Mrs. Jackson requested that a copy of this be sent to the Legislative Delegation and Mr~ DeMarco agreed. Consider Resolution in Fulfilling the Requirements of the Local Government Comprehensive Plannin~ Act Mr. Kohl referred to forwarding the complete file on the above to the Council members for their review and advised that the Plan~ing & Zoning Board at their meeting of March 22, ~977, mna~imously recommended that the City Council pass a resolution to jointly comply with Palm Beach County in ful- filling the reqmirements of the Local Government Comprehen- sive Planning Act within the reserve annexation area. The motion to approve was made by Col. Trauger and seconded by Mr. Arena. Mayor Zack then requested the City Pla~ner to give iaput. Mr. Annunziate informed the ~ouncil that the City is required to comply with the Local Government Comprehensive Planning Act. For those municipalities that have reserve annexation area, verbiage was put into the State act to permit joint pls~tng if there w~s action taken by the legislative bodies and if both agree, joint implementation procedures are pro- vided. This wo~ld give ms planning i~ the reserve annexation a~ea. The Plan~ing& Zoning Board expressed the feeling to join in this planning at the last meeting when the County presented the plan for our annexation area. The plan cuts the number of units by a couple thousan~ in the reserve ~ea. Mayor Zack referred to Mr. King mentioning 75% and . A~unziato replied tha~ the reserve ~nnexation area is limited to ~ mile from Military Trail and west of there, ~.~have mo~essi~le jurisdiction. Mr. Caldwell asked if th this they would and Mr. Annunziato replied: no, only ia the reserve areas. Mrs~ Jackson stated we could give our input to the County and Mr. Annunziato info~med her i~t was lhe intent of the presentation to the Planning & Zoning Board. The County wanted some response from the City before going to the Land Use Advisory Boar~. He feels the Co%u~ty would have to answer in writing what~ver comments we have, but they are not obligated to change the plan. -21- MINUTES - REG~ CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA APRIL 5, 1977 Mr. DeMarco told about attending the Planning & Zoning Board meeting and how he felt we were being slighted. He felt he should look into it further and met with Mr. Ray Libertti and was given facts and figures. This is strictly a tempor- ary s~t~p until we cam supply water, sewers, fire stations, police stations, schools, etc. It is not for us to say we want such a dens%ty. He then read the figures estimated for the various services totallimg $238,178,27~.O0. He has been assured if and when the necessity comes, the Co~ty will re- view them and we can get whatever is needed. He thim~ Mr. these facts a~ud figures k~ewn when making the presen Mayor Zack added that he also attended the meeting and is s~re the Planning & Zoning Beardhha~ in- put with the questions aske~ ~y them. Mr. Caldwell moved tha a~optien of the Local Government Com- seconded by Mrs. Jackson. No ~is- cussien~ Motion carried 4-0. (Mr. Strnad left during the discussion prier to the motio~). Mr. Kohl added that they tried to get a grant on this, hut were unsmccessful. They will be talking with consulting engineers regarding this and the whole thing must be adopted by July 1979. Consider Appointment of City Planner to the Technical Advisory Committee Mr. Kohl informed the Council that the Planning & Zoning Board at their regular meeting of March 22, 1977, unanimously recommended to the City Council that the City Planner, Mr. Carmen Anm~tuziato, be approved as a member of the Technical Advisory Committee of Palm Beach County. Your concurrence with their recommendation is respectfully requested. Mr. Caldwell so moved, seconded by Mr. DeMarco. Under dis- cussion, Mrs. Jackson asked if M~. Clark was on this Com- mittee and Mr. Annunziato explained that Mr. Clark served on a ~ifferent committee, the Urban Transit Technical Advisory Committee of West Palm Beach. This is a different body in accordance with the Local Government Comprehensive Planning Act. Motion carried 4-0. Consider Resolution to 7~itiate Mandatory Statew~de CertificatioB Mr. Kohl referred to forwarding the form to be used to ini- tiate the above program for construction code enforcement officials, drawn up by th~ B.O.A.F. (Building Officials Asso- ciation of Florida) for use in municipalities and if Council approves, we respectfully request that the City Attorney be directed to prepare a resolution as stated on the form te in- sure the requirements for certification. Mrs. Jackson ques- tioned the advamtage of this and Mr. Kohl informed her that the Building Official requested it. Mr. DeMarco so moved, seconded by Mrs~ Jackson. No discussiom. Motion carried 4-0. -22- MINUTES - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING APRIL 5, 1977 BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA ADM_INISTRAT~ Consider Site Development Plan for Warehouse - Mr. Ray Mar cinkeski Mr. Kohl informed the Council that the Planning & Zoning Board at their Regular Meeting of March 22, 1977, reviewed the site development plans for a warehouse project for Mr. Ra~ Marcimkoski located on Lots 36, 37 and 38 of Boynton Indus~trial Park, Addition No. 1. The Planning & Zoning Hoard ~aamimously reoommende~ approval of the site q. nested the· gr.ades to be,, provided in a~d. the· pav- ing to be s~_x inches (6) rock and one.: asphalt. Mr. Narcinkoski, at'the above meeting, advised the Boa~ that he would comply. The motie~ to approve was made by Mr. Lambert and seconded hy Mr. Arena. Motio~ carried 7-0.May I have your ~ishes on this please? Mrs. Jackson me, ed to accept the recommendation of the Plan- ~ing & Zoning Beard and approve the site plan for a warehouse for Mr. Ray Marci~koski smBject to the provisions noted. Mr. DeMarco seconde~ the m~om. No discussion. Motion carried 4-0. Consider Request of CranbrookLake Estates - Mr. Joseph Cogen Mr. Kohl informed the Council that ~t the Plamaing & Zoning Board Meeting of March 22, 1977, Mr. Cogen requested to reduce the density on this approved P.U.D. The Plan~ing & Zoning Board unanimously recommended approval of the proposed amend- ment to the P~.D. The motion to approve was made by Mr. Winter and seconded by Mrs. Huckle. May I Nave your wishes on this please? Mr. DeMarco moved to recommend the request of Cranbrook Lake Estates per the Planning & Zoning Board recommendation. Mrs. Jackson seconded the motion. Under discussion, Mrs. Jackson remarked that any time density is reduced, it is a grea~ ad- vantagel Motion carried 4-0. Consider Site Development Plan for Warehouse - Mr. Lazarus Salamon Mm. Kohliinformed the Council that the Planning & Zoning Board at their Meeting of March 22, 1977, discussed the site Dtansf£or a warehouse for Mr. Lazarus Sal8mon. The site is ~ocated on a portion of Tract B, Boynton Industrial Park at the end of West Industrial Avenue. The Planning & Zoning Board unanimously recommended approval of the proposed site -23- MINUTES- ~EGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEn, CH, FLORIDA APRIL 5, 1977 d~velopment plans for a warehouse subject to staff recom- mendations which are as follows: E~gineering: 1. Show grades for paving. 2. Dedicate 50! right-of-way. 3. Pave street fronting on project. 4. Bend all public improvements. 5- Parking lot to be 6" crushed rock and I" msphalt. Utility: 1o Extend 6" water main. Police: 1. Provide lighting during night hours. Pla~er: I. Eliminate future warehouse. The motion to approve was made by Col. Trauger and seconded by Mrs. Schorr~ N~y I have your wishes on this please? Mr. Caldwell moved the adoption of the Pla~g & Zoaing Board's recommendation with their stipulatienso Mr. DeMarco seconded the motion~ No discussion. MotioR carried 4-0. Consider Site Development Plan - Bonanza Sirloin Pit ~. Kohl informed the Council that the proPOsed site develop- ment plans for the Bonanza Sirloin Pit is located at the inter- section of ~. S. #1 and Gulfstream Boulevard adjacent to the Gulfstream Mall. The Pla~ug ~ Zoning Board recommends ap- proval of the site development plans for the Bonanza Sirloin Pit subject to the Staff recommendations which are 8~ follows: Engineering: Police: Pl~n-ning: 1. Grade elevation to be show~. 2. D.O.T. permits required for curb c~t on U. S. 1 3. County permits required for curb cut on Gulfstream Blvd. 1. Eliminate curb~cut on Gulfstream Blvd. Eliminate curb cut on Gulfstream Blvd. 2. Increase size of existing driveway adjacent to west Droperty line and make an entrance from the above men- tioned driveway into the restaurant parking lot. Inasmuch as this item caused quite a bit of discussion,~ ex- cerpts from the Planning & Zoning Board minutes of March 22, ~977 have been forwarded to the Council members indicating the action that transpired. The motion to approve was made by Col. Trauger and seconded by Mrs. Huckle. Motion carried 5-2 with Mr. Winter and Mr. Lambert dissenting. May I have your wishes on this please? -24- MINUTES - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA APRIL 5, 1977 Mrs. Jackson stated that before making a motion, she would like to ask how ma~y on this Council would like to have their next ~oor neighbor have~nly exit through their driveway? She does not see how they cam ask somebody te have a~ exit om somebody else's driveway. ~he thinks this is absolutely u~- called for and~does not think her neighbor should have to use her driveway. Mr. Dan O'Brien, Agent for Bo~za Sirloin Pit, appeared be- feretthe Council. Mr. DeMarco referred to ~. O'Brien going to try to o~tain permission to use the driveway and ~. O'Brien replied that the owner of Boynton Beach Mall is in the aud- ience an~ he believes he ~ against it. Mrs. Jackson stated she thought it was wremg for somebody te have to use somebody else's driveway and Mr. DeMarco agreed. Mr. Robert Kipp appeared before .the Council and stated even if he fe~t it was ~ll right, he ms not legally able to do this. He has leases wit~ w~nm-Dixie and Eckerd with cove- nants which absolutely prohibit a~y access to amy other pro- perty. They were aware that. he owned this property and was in the process ef selling it. He would have to go to Winn- Dixie to get approval. He is not able to give approval ~o allow them to ~se the entrance and create extra traffic, etc, Mr. DeMarco asked what the alternate piam would ~e and Mr. Kipp replied that he did not think the Coumty was going object to the curb cut on Gulfstream Bl~d. Mrs. Jmck~on referred to there being a little hedge between the parking lot ~nd Bonanza and asked if there could ~e a driveway along that hedge and Mr. Annunziato replied that it could be where it is proposed, but the argument is that there would be no access into the parking lot. The plan did show access to the parking lot to the north and they believed this was indication of an agreement with Wins-Dixie. They alway~ recommend elimination of curb cu~s where possible. This request was reasonable.. There is a driveway not 90 ft. west of the proposed ~riveway.. Arrangements could be made to increase the width of the driveway to 30 ~t. and provide access to this site from the west. This is not an unusual arrangement andooccmrs time and agaim im shopping centers with restaurants. From a safety viewpoint, this recommenda- tion makes good sense. If it can't be dome, it should be shown that it canmot be done. They should jo~ driveways and share curb cuts if possible~ This si~e plan would fit that type of descriptien~. Mrs. Jackson disagreed. Mr. O'~rien added that they must also consider maintenance, insurance, etc. The Council members then studied and discussed the plam. See Min. of 4/19/7 MINUTES - REGULAR CI~ COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA APRIL'5, 1977 Mrs. Jackson moved to accept the site plan for Bonanza Sir- lei~ Pit with the engineering and police recommendations as requested; however, amy cuts into the shopping mall be cut off and there be one exit for ingress and egress on U. ~. 1 and one on GulfStream Blvd~ according to the plan. Mr. DeMarco seconded the motion. No discussion. Motion carried 4-0. Request Authorization to I~rchase Anhydrous Ferric Chloride ~r~stal~ for Sewer Treatment Plant Er. Kohl i~formed the Gouncil that as the result of the up- grading done at the Sewer Plant, we now have to buy Anhydrous Ferric Chloride Crysta~a for the treatment processing. Pre- sently this product~is being purchased from Pe~nwalt Cerp~, manufacturers of this product. ~e are paying $.20850 per pound and are presently buying 50 - 135 lbo drums at a time, lowing companies: Dew ~hem~cal Com~, Midland, Michigam SYl~a~ 0~cal~C~,~, Englewsod Cliffs, N. j. ~uS~ri~ ~hemicai & Nye COrp., New York, N. Y. Pears~at~ 1 .G~em~cal cor~., Phillipsburg, No Jo P~illips B~thers Che~cal, Inc., New York, N. Y. We respectfully request your concurrence. Er. DeMarco so moved, seconded by Mrs. Jacksom. No discus- sion. Motion carried ~-0. Consider Offer to Purchase Parcel of Land - ~60 Acre Tract Mr. Kohl referred to receiving correspondence from Land Un- limited, Realty, signed by Mr. Charles E. Fronrath, offering a 360 acre tract of land with 4000 feet on West Boynton Road and approximately 3630 feet on the main Boynton Canal. Mr. Fronrath is offering this parcel at $5,000 per acre. There is also a map available of this area for your review. May I have your wishes on this offer please? Mr. DeMarco stated he was familiar with this tract of land and realizes it is not in the area of Boynton Beach proper right now, hut would li~e to see some group make a study and ~ossibly make a recommendation for possibly p~rchasing this -26- MINUTES - REGUL_~d~ CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEn'CH, FLORIDA APRIL 5, t977 land for future development to be voted on by referendum. He would like $ study made for the possible use for a golf course, playground area, ball field, band shell, etc. He mnderstands the price is fair. Mrs. Jackson seconded this as a motion. Under discussion, Mayor Zack asked if this property could beheld and Mr. DeMarco replied that i~ the interest of being civic minded, he thinks they may contact them. He noted that Mr. Frenrath was present and called on him. Mr. Charles Fronrath stated his name and his address as 2424 North Federal Highway. He informed the Coancil that this property i~ 360 acres lying one mile west of Military Trail oa Boynton Road with 4000 feet on West Boynton Road and 3630 feet on the main Boymton Canal. The property is owned by Mr. Melear who just took the property back after selling it about five years ago, He is willing to sell it for what is outstanding on the mortgage. Ne explained the advantages of the land. Developers have beem i~terest~, but Mr~ Metear wanted to offer it to the Cit~. In reference to holding the property, they would have to discuss this with Mr. Melear and see what he would agree to. He k~ows he won't ~it back and wait a period of time. Mr~ Caldwell asked if a recent engineering survey had bee~ done as to the quality of the land and Mr. DeMarco informed him that it is 18 ft. above sea level and has good drainage. Mr. Caldwell referred to this being located out of the re- serve area and Mr. Fronrath agreed it was ½ mile west of the reserve area. N~. Moore informed them that the ~ity is authorized to buy park property outside of the reserve areas and they coul~ consider taking tax free m~taicipal bonds. M~o Fronrath adde~ that he thought they could possibly work some- thing out if the City has interest. Mr. DeMarce stated he would like to serve on a committee to make the study. Motioa carrie~ 4-0. Mayor Zack suggested that the City Attorney meet with Mr. Eronrath and the owner to see what they could come up with and make a recommendation to the City Council. Mr. De~arco clarified that it woul8 definitely have to come to referen- dum. Mr. Caldwell also requested that an engineering survey be made to make certain it is top quality land. Acknowledge Certificate of Destruction - Water & Sewer Revenue Series 1974 Mr. Kohl read the attached letter from Mrs. Phyllis J. Barnar~ dated ~rch 3, 1977. Mr. DeMarco so moved, seconded by Mrs. Jackson. No discassion. Motion carried 4-0. -27- MINUTES - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA APRIL 5, 1977 Consider Request for Temporary Trailer - Applicant: Mr. .~mos Hudson Mr. Kohl referred to correspondence from Mr. Amos Hudson of Semp~ll,s Realty, Inc., requesting a temporary permit for a trailer for a period of one year, to be used as temporary quarters for a real estate office. He referred to Section 30-3, page 408 of the "black book" where it is indicated that Coumcil mu~t make the decision on this request. Zoning does allow the use of a trailer at the location indicated dm his letter. Mr. DeMarco quemtioned the object of the trailer and Mayor Zack informed him it was to be used for a real estate office. ~. DeMarco asked if Mr. Hudson was planning on building and Mr. Howell clarified that the zoning allows the use of this business, but a trailer is not a permitted use in this area. Mr. Hudson moved i~to the trailer before apply~_ng for his license. It is his understanding that Mr. Hudson is going to buy the building adjacent to the trailer and is going to make it into a real estate office. Mrs. Jackson stated that this was originally Amos Hudson's Tr~%'ler Sales and Mr. Howell informed her that no permit was issued on the trailer. F~yer Zack added that he did not think there was anything in the ordinance against it and N~. DeMarco stated he recommended it. Mr. Howell stated he agreed i~u this case for one year. Mr. DeMarco made a motion to recommend this for one year to give Mr. Hudson time to get things ~n order. ~r. Caldwell seconded the motion. No discussion. Motion carried 4-0. Consider Request of Chief Executive Officer, South Central Regional Wastewater Treatment & Disposal Board Mrs. Jackson advised that Mr. Canon had called her and the information submitted is not what he intended ~ to vote on, but would like the motion made contained in his letter of April 5- Mrs. Jackson them moved that the City of Boynton Beach accepts the Environmental Protection Agency's additional offer of in- crease of $~,628. dated Ms, ch 28, ~977 to E.P.A.~ Project No. C-120406010 which includes cost to cover the solids phase of the regional treatment pla~tand ratify the execution of the acceptance forms by the ChiefE~xecutive Officer of the South Central Regional Wastewater Treatment and Disposal Board. Mr. Caldwell seconded the motion. Under discussion, Mr. DeMarco asked why Mr. Csmon needed this and Mrs. Jackson in- formed him it was required by E.P.A. Motion carried 4-0. -28- MINUTES - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOi~TON BEACH, FLORIDA APRIL 5, 1977 Approve List of Payments for February Mrs. Jackssn moved to accept the payments for February. She then questioned ~hree payments and Mr. Kohl requested her to discuss these with him in his office and he would have the information. Mr, DeMarco seconded the motion. No discussion. Motion carried 4-0. Consider Transfer of Fmn~s 1. Fire Department 2. WastewaterTreatment. Plant 3. Computer ~peratie~s ~Lr. Kohl explaimed the budget transfer requests and requested approval. Mrs. Jackson so moved, seconded b~ Mr. DeMarco. No discussion. Motis~ carried 4-0. Approval of Bills Mr. Kohl read the following bills for approval: 1. Law Enforeement Associates $ 4,195.00 Voice Analysis Machine Pay from budgeted funds 001-860.82 Bid of 2/22/77 2. G.A. Industries~ Inc. 6,368.00 Electric Check Valve Pay from budgeted funds 030-811~30 Council approved 11/2/76 3. Trail Ford Tractor Os. 17,390.00 2 t~dustrial type Tractors Pay from ~adgeted fauds 020-832 $8,695.00 020-830 ~ $8,695.00 Bid of tl/29/76 4- Lon~view Lime 1,728.00 Lime for Wastewater Treatment Plant Pay from Budgeted funds 030-822.65 5. Carpenter~ Ma~ & Bremer 2,992.00 Final Billing for Audit Pay from b~dgeted funds 001-830.21 030-802.21 020-890 Subject to inter-department transfer $2,448.00 $ 132.00 $ 412.00 6. Palm Beach ~unior College 60.00 Breathalyzer Refresher ~2) - $20.00 Mid-Management (1) - $40.00 Pay from Police Education Fund 001-507 Ordinance #74-35, Section 2-10, l~b) -29- MINUTES - REGUI~ CITY COUNCIL MEETING BO~NTON BEACH, FLORIDA APRIL 5, Broward Comm~ity College ~ccident Investigation Pay from Police Education Fund 001-507 Ordinance #74-35, Section 2-10, National iation Pay from Budgeted f~nds 001-885.24 ~. Williams P~mp Service ~oulds pump for Wa%er Treatment Plant Pay from Budgeted funds 030-810.34 Council approved 2/1/77 10. Penwalt ~erp. Ferric chloride for Wastewater Treatment Plant Pay from ~udgeteR funds 030-822.65 11. Dolph Map Co. Boynton Beach Maps Pay from budgeted funds 060-882 Council approved 12/8/76 12. 13. 14. Russell & Axon 626-68t-06-4 Inv. #28 ~>~ofessional services in connection with PL 92-500 Grant Application Pay from Utility General Fund 030-215 Russell & Axon 626-681-08-6 Inv. #8 Professional services during construction at Water Treatment Plant and Warehouse Pay from Utility General Fund 030-205 Electrical Systems~ Inc. Installatioa of light fixtures at Pence Park Pay from budgeted funds 020-855 Bid of 1/11/77 15. 16. 17. Boynton Beach Child Care Center After school care program - April thru June Pay from budgeted funds 020'880 Ordinance #73-15, passed 5/15/73 isiah Andrews Driver for Senior Citizens Club - 2 weeks Pay from budgeted funds 020-880 Ordinance #73-15, passed 5/15/73 Willie Ruth McGrad~ Server for Senior Citizens Club - Pay from budgeted funds 020-880 Ordinance #73-15, passed 5/15/73 2 -30- 1977 20.00 4,548.45 2,483.00 2,520~12 2,550.O0 1,351.65 4,629.53 5,900.40 2,8~2.00 110.00 96°00 MINUTES - REGULAR CIT~ COUNCIL F~ETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA APRIL 5, 1977 18. South County Drug Abuse Foundation, Inc. $ 8,721.00 Contribution fbr drug abuse program Pay from 001-885.55 Subject to approval o~ ordinance setting up Anti-Recession Fiscal Assistance Fund mDpropriatio~s Comncil approved 3/15/77 19. Gersch & Bramuchi Est~ #7 32,746.50 Water Distribution Building & Warehouse Pay from Utility General F~ud 030-205 Contract dated 7/26/76 20. Crabtree Construction Co.~ Inc~ 14,101.56 Relocationef Utilities on Woolbright Rd. Pay from Utility General Fund 030-205 Contract dated 2/t5/77 Mr. Kohl stated that the bills described have been approved and verified by the department heads involved; checked and approved for payment by the Finance Department; funds are available in their respective budgets. He therefore recom- mends payment of these bills. Mayor Zack referred to No. 11 and asked if these were the Chamber of Commerce maps and Mr. Kohl replied: yes. Mr. Caldwell asked what Item No. 15 entailed and M~. Kohl informed him that they have beem paying this for approxi- mately two years at the orders of Council subject to the Community Relations Board approving it. They have had trou- ble on the Community R&lations Board ~ecause they have not been able to get the Board together. Mr. Caldwell asked if this was ~or working parents amd Mr. Kohl replied: yes. Mr. De~rco asked if it was for both white and blackcand Mr. Kohl replied: yes. ~r. DeMarco asked if it has proven suc- cessful and Mr. Kohl replied: yes aud explained all they do. Ee also added that they receive other funds. Mr. Caldwell moved to pay the bills. Mrs. Jackson requested that item No. 18 be left out and voted on separately. Mr. DeMarco ss~ondedo Under discussion, Mr. Kohl informed them that the amount of $8,721 could be exeluded and voted on separately. Motion carried 4-0. Mayor Zack~announced they would now go back to the bill i~ the amount of $8,721.00 for the South County Dr~EAbuse Foundation. Mrs. Jack~en asked if the Foundation had re- ceived their mo~ey from Delray Beach and Boca~aton and told about readiug where they were going to close their doors the first of this month. She asked if they were still in operation and Mr. Koh~ replied that the man called him -31- MINUTES - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA APRIL 5, 1977 today requesting the check. Mr. DeMarco stated that he voted for this, but if they are going to be closing their doors, he questions if they would be dumping it away. Mayor Zack suggested that the City Ms~ager check into it. Mr. Kohl asked if they were still in operation, if the Councilwanted him to pay this bill? Mayor Zack clarified that the ques- tion was whether they were or were not eperatimg. He asked if this money was contributed, would they operate u~til June 17 Mrs. JaCkson stated she was going to vote no because there is a State law stating you cannot use your tax money for a small segment of the population. Mr. Moore stated he sub- mitted resumes to the ~ou~cil regarding a serious question in the law whether expenditures for charitable purposes are for public purposes. Mr. DeMarco remarked that they have donated before. Mr. Caldwell asked if they were going to renege on this group if they are still in operation and if $8,721 is going to get them through to June? He thinks they should let them keep their doors open as long as possible. Mr. Catdwell then made a motion to pay the amount o£ $8,721. Mr. DeMarco asked if he was going to request to check to see if they are still in operation and Mr. Caldwell replied that the answer may be if they don't get it, they will close and if they do, they will stay open until June 1. Also, they are negotiating with the County. Mrs. Jackson added that they also get money from the Delray Beach Parade and pledges have beem made, but they don't know if they were received. Mr. Caldwell explained how it was theirrresponsibitity and their kids were involved. Mr. DeMarco stated they agreed to give the money, but if they are not operating, why throwg away the money? They should check whether they are going to continue. Mr. Caldwell agreed and requested that his motion be amended mud clarified that if the $8,721 would keep them open, Mr. Kohl will contact them and make the payment. ~. DeMarco stated that he wanted to know the status . Mr. Caldwell asked if he meant prior to approval and Mr. DeMarco replied: yes. M~. Caldwell clarified that if i£ will keep them in operation to June 1, we should pay, but if they are going to be closed regardless whether they receive our money, then we shouldn,t pay. Mr. DeMarco_ agreed and then seconded the motion~ Metiom carried 3 1, with ~s. Jackson dissenting. OTHER Boat Deck Mr. Kohl referred to pictures showing the breakwater and advised that he contacted the Florida East Coast Railroad and they have agreed to give us railroad ties. See Min. of 4/19~ Pg. (2) -32- MINUTES - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA APRIL 5, 1977 Mr. DeMarco made a motion to proceed with this and added that they were not talking about much money and it is a good idea. Mr. Caldwell seconded the motion. No discus- sion. Motion carried 4-0. Resolution for ChamgingB~w SiEnatures Mr. Kohl referred to the Finance Director and Mr. Moore in- formed him that in the absence of the holder of that office, She resolution states am alternate can sign and it is taken c~re of. K-9 Dogs Mr. Kohl requested approval as requested by the Personnel Director and Chief of Police to procure four dogs and cars to be renovate. He advised the cost would -De $~,500 per dog with going along with the Sheriff's Office. He told about John Gardener going to school and the selection being done personally by Bob Wilmer. Mr. DeMarco remarked that this would eventually be a saving to the City and Mr. Kohl agreed and added that he thought it would also reduce the crime rate. Also, the dogs can cover more territory. Mrs. Jackson moved to accept the recommendation, seconded by Mr. DeMarco. No discussion. Motion carried 4-0. Hot Meals Mr. Kohl requested approval to carry on as he has been doing. Mr. Caldwell so moved, seconded by Mr. DeNarco. No discus- sion. Motion carried 4-0. Ball Fields Mr. DeMarco told about attending the opening of the Little League 8_ud how he was told it was a beautiful place, bu~ was asked how they could have 30 teams practice in the two ball fields. He is wondering if there is some way or some- how they can makessome sand lot ball fields, just practice areas. He thi~ they are fortunate to have 30 teams with 450 boys. Traiming the boys is important. Also, many people attended. The City dogs own 20 acres on Old Boynton Road, which was for the F%re Department, and could possibly make two or three ball fields there. There is also the 55 acres with the Coumty and 20 acres at Charter World. He does not mean they should spend a large amount of money, ~ut should have some practice fields. Mayor Sack suggested having the City Manager look into this. Mrs. Jackson asked about the area at the pistol range and Mayor Zack replied that the City Attorney is working on an agreemsnt for that. He explaf-ed that the recommendation -33- M~iNUTES - REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETiNG BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA APRIL 5, 1977 would pro~ably be a request for the City to enclose the out- side roof and floor and the re~t would be left up to the Police Department. There is a terrific layout for a park there. Mr. Kohl added there was a layout for a practice field there. Mrs. Jackson asked if it was possible to use the school playgrounds and Mr. Kohl informed her he had just written to the County Commission to take over the ball field on 2nd Avenue. Also, there are acres and acres north of the Galaxy School, which could be u~ed for four ball parks. Mayor, Zaok suggested that they request the ~all field on 2nd Avenue be donated to the City to make a respectable looking Dlaceo Mr. Caldwell added ~hat there were also two ball fields behind Congress Middle School. Mr. DeNarco asked if these could be ~sed and Mr. Kohl replied that he ~ould t~y to obtaim permission. Nayor Zack requested the ity Manager to look into these s~ggestiona. Other Mr. Caldwell an-ounced that he would not he able to attend the next City Council meeting as he will be in Hartford, Connecticut, on ~usiness. ADJOURNMENT Mr. DeMarco moved to adjourn, seconded by Mrs. Jackson. Motiou carried 4-0 and the meeting was properly adjourned at 10:50 P. M. CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA ATTEST: ~C' ty Clerk ~~r~etary (Four Tapes) -34- Council Member Council Member MEMORANDUM Mr. Frank K~hl ~.T~ March 22, City Manager Noah E. Huddleston ~u,,~ Municipal F~Chief of Police 1977 Prisoner Detention Dear Sir: Attached hereto is an Agreement Proposal from the County for detention of our Municipal prisoners. This is the standard agree- ment for the entire Palm Beach County, calIing for a ten ($10.00) dollar per day charge. Upon comprehensive study of the Agreement by my Staff as well as myself, I have found the Agreement very acceptable to my Depart- ment. I could not meet the cost by housing Municipal prisoners in our Municipal Jail. The travel time for our Officers alone would surpass the $10.00 daily cost. I would recommend the City ~nter into Agreement with the Palm Beach County Sheriff's Office to incarcerate our Municipal prisoners. Respectfully, NEH:law cc: Depu/y Ch~e~ Lt. Gardner Central File File Chief of Police L~ku L',~taL Chai[rnan Peggy B. Eva'ct., Vice Chairman Dennis P. Koehler Bill Medlen Bill Bailey March 22, 1977 Mr. Frank Kohl, City Manager City of Boynton Beach P. O. Box 310 Boynton Beach, FL 33435 SUBJECT: Traffic Control Agreements - ~ntersections of Gulfstream Boulevard and U. S. 1 amd Ocean Avenue and U. $. 1 Dear Mr. Kohl: As requested in your letter of March 9, 1977, enclosed are an original and three copies each of Traffic Control Agreements for the subject intersec- tions to he executed by the officlals of the City of Boyntou Beach. When executed~ please return them to this office so that we may present them to our Board of County Co,~issioners for execution at which time a copy of the approving Resolution and Agreement will he returned to you for your files. Thank you for your continued cooperation in these matters, and if we can be of further service, please do not hesitate to contact this office. $incerely~yours, OFFICE OF THE COUNTY ENG~INEER. Director, Traffic Division CRW:ev Enclosures: Traffic Control Agreements (8) BOX 2429 WEST PALM BEACH, FLORIDA 33402 (305) B84-2460 GENE MOORE TELEPHONE (305} 734-2424 MAILING ADDRESS: p. O. BOX March 2,1977 Frank Kohl City Manager City of Boynton Beach re; Parcel 22, Patm Land f~ear Frank, Per our conversation of even date, I ~: Df corresponder=e received from attorney for the owner of the above property, I have reviewed the file and would recommend that the City cooperate with the owner of the parcel in allowing him to proceed with utilizing and developing the property in accordance with our current zoning classification by stip~lating to removal of the hotel and motel restrictions contained in Final Judgement. t-~h a ~e~-~d iscus s ed~hVls_ma%~er-~ with=.t~e: ~i~_ ~ _y~l a~nn~n=~_e_r=~ nd:__h a ~ ~ r eq~e s ted- him to give you his input on th~ ~tte~ If you are in a~reement, I will -Fo~-~eco~endation for early action.' S %ncereLy~our~ i ' GM: tn cc: Carmen annunziato GENE MOORE MEMORANDUM ~ity Manager TO March 4, 1977 Planner Parcel 22, Palmland Villas On Wednesday, March R I spo~e to the City Attorney con- cerning the above mentioned parcel of land. In our agreement with Charter World, Parcel 22 was to be developed for hotel or motel use only. Subsequently, th~s parcel was zoned C-3 to permit this use. I have no objection to removing this restriction on the land use, but I recommend that the developer be made to com- ply w~h.sitelplanapproval procedures before we remove the restrictions on the land. This will give the City the ability to determine if the proposed'land use is acceptable. Carmen S. Annunziato City Planner CSA:da cc: ~ene Moore, City Attorney TRUST DEPARTMENT ELLIS AFIASOTA BAn TRUST COMPANY P.O. BOX 4295 SARASOTA. FLORIDA 33578 March 3', 1977 TEL. (813 366 °2580 C' ~. Kenneth L. Kribs, Finance City of Boynton Beach P.O. Box 510 Boynton Beach, Florida B3435 Director Re: City of Boyn~on Beach Water & Sewer Revenue Bo nds Series 1~74 Dear Mr. Kribs: Enclosed please find Certificate of Destruction for 1976 coupons and bonds on above described securities. Also enclosed are the statements of receipts and disbursements for the period August l, 1976 thru January 31, 1977. If there is anything further we can do or any questions please advise. Sinc~e r e 1 y, ,,~¢~ (~~!is J. Barnard Trust Operations Manager · MEMBER FDIC AND ELLIS BANKING CORPORATION LIST OF PAYMENTS FEBRUARY 1977 Payments made in February by Date: February February 2, February February 4, FeBruary 7, February 8, February 9, February 10, February 11, February 14, February 15, 1, 1977 .................................. 1977 .................................. 1977 .................................. 1977 .................................. 1977 .................................. 1977 .................................. 1977 ................................... 1977 .................................. 1977 .................................. 1977 .................................. 1977 .................................. February 16, 1977 .................................. February 17, 1977 .................................. February 18, 1977 .................................. February 22, 1977 .................................. February 23, 1977 .................................. February 24, 1977 ................................... February 25, 1977 .................................. February 2~, 1977 .................................. $ 47,925.25 78,440.51 133,186.53 135,173.70 10,922.10 62,501.22 506.35 5,118.36 102,717.36 6,736.71 17,251.75 22,115.86 42,302.17 80,670.68 582,096~56 7,390.84 2,401.13 100,262.11 · 81, ~72. ~ $1,519,191.78 Payments made in February by Fund: General Fund ....................................... $ Water and Sewer Revenue Fund ....................... Sewer & Water Deposit Fund ......................... Utility General Fund ............................... Federal Revenue Sharing Fund ....................... Operating Capital Improvement Fund ................. Retirement Trust Fund .............................. Firemens Relief Pension Fund ....................... Municipal Police Retirement Fund ................... Publicity Fund ..................................... Boynton Beach Memorial Park Fund ................... Civic Center Bond Sinking Fund ..................... 846,694.21 331,207.91 1,341.50 47,873.79 99,387.93 150,000.00 9,952.88 12,023.06 16,590.34 1,659.54 2,444.62 16.00 $1,519a 191.78 -2- February 1, 1977 GENERAL FU~TD 18406 18407 18409 18410 18411 18413 18414 18415 18416 18420 18421 18422 18423 18424 18425 18426 -18432 Manufacturers Life Ins. Co. John B. Dunkle Hauser Dodge Publix Supermarket Outing Center Lillian Brody Gaylord Bros., Inc. Social Security Contributions Lin-Bar Construction Sharon Randolph Herbert Chernov Mars Signal Light Co. Bob Hyde's~Enterprlses Bro-Dart Air F~esh R. R. Bowker Co. City of Boynton Beach/Petty Cash SFATER 03058 03059 03060 03061 03062 03063 03064 03080 AND SE~FER REVENUE FUND Manufacturers Life Ins. Co. 3M Company ~lalco Chemical Co. Gulf Controls Corp. Southern Mill Creek Products, Inc. Davis Meter & Supply Southland Equipment Corp. City of Boynton Beach/Petty Cash FEDERAL REVENUE S~ARING FUND 448 3M Company 449 Mars Signal Light Co. RETIREMENT TRUST FUND 1489 Rena Carrier 1491 Frank Johnson 1492, Olive Wallace 1493 Woodrow Eutsay I494. Eleanor Puffer 1495 W. T. Welch · 496. Ada Shook 1497~ Muriel C. Holzman 1498 Constance Baish 1500 Mary E. Schorr 1501 Mildred A. Zwart 569.52 5.45 102.16 22.58 24.95 28.95 114.80 40,471.00 100.00 25.65 10.00 969.45 6.50 12.70 6.00 19.00 26.90 42,515.61 21.24 108.75 819.g2 23.59 66.00 112.70 873.93 23.15 2,049.08 596.25 991.00 1,587.25 63.23 88.75 168.90 55.64 91.28 82.65 202.21 164.46 53.79 253.66 ,Z7.13 1,301.70 -3- February 1, 1977 (Continued) FIREMA~S RELIEF PENSION FUATD 0153 John M. Tuite 0154 Harold Herring 0155 Ken Snow 0156 Norman Lolatte MUniCIPAL POLICE RETIREMENT FUND 0088 Edward Sullivan GRAND TOTAL $ 47,925..25 February 2, 1977 GENERAL FUND 18427 18428 18429 18430 18431 18433 18434 18435 18436 18437 18438 18439 18440 18441 18443 18444 18445 18446 18447 18448 18449 18450 18451 18458 18459 18460 18461 18462 18463 18465 Manhattan Trophies Charles Godfrey Betty Garriga Eva Raymond Olyve E. Schooley Veva D. Armbruster Postmaster - Boynton Beach F. R. P. A. Carlton House Resort Hotel Snow Concrete Corp. Autoproducts B & E Filter Sales Boynton Auto Supply, Inc. Four Steel Corp. Graybar Electric Co., Inc. Kirk Materials, Inc. Treck Photographic Summers Electric, Inc. McPherson's Office Machines Palm Beach Radio, Inc. - Anserfone U. S. Post Office Custom Business Machine, Inc. Halsey & Griffith, Inc. Mechanic Uniforms Lee's Auto Service Weir Auto Electric, Inc. Palm Beach Radio, Inc. Thomas Shemwick Bert B. Boldt Monroe $ 74.79 30.34 175161 36.55 $' 317.29 154.32 $ 116.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 10.00 10.00 100.00 100.00 130.00 278.64 64.83 210.34 26.64 18.90 112.83 78.00 73.58 269.00 32.50 192.30 104.00 27.50 10.25 3.00 10.00 65.20 23.70 150.00 2O0.OO 116.00 $' 2,623.21 -4- February 2, 1977 (Continued) WATER AND SEWER REVENUE FUND 03065 Duncan-Edward Co. 03066 Lawnmower ~ospitaI 03068 AWWA Publications Order Dept. FEDERAL REVEATUE S~IARING FUND 450 Peoples Federal Savings & Loan Assoc. PUBLICITY FUND 1608 Boynton Beach Chamber of Commerce GRAND TOTAL $ 78,440.51 136.15 21.15 60.00 217.30 $ 75,000.00 $ 600.00 February 3, 1977 GENERAL FUND 18466 Handi Clean Products 18467 18468 18469 18470 18471 18472 18473 18474 18475 18476 18477 18478 18479 18480 P. T. Garrett Advertisers Press, Inc. Visions T. C. P. Greene, Inc. City of Boynton Beach/Federal Public Works Employment-tAct` Trust Fund Lamar Uniforms, Inc. Board of County Commissioners City of Boynton Beach/Petty Cash Palm Beach Jr. college Palm Beach Jr. College Allen Insurance Agency Allen Insurance Agency Motorola, Inc. Retirement Plans, Inc. WATER 03069 03070 03071 03072 03073 03074 03075 AND SEWER REVENUE FUND Frankhouse Electric Supply, Inu. MUESCO Longview Lime city of Boynton Beach/Petty Cash Penwalt Corporation Allen Insurance Agency Motorola, Inc. UTILITY GENERAL FUND 399 Russell & Axon $ 73.00 192.00 62.45 23.70 200.00 76,314.00 628.23 2,753.44 34.77 40.00 24.00 1,122.00 7,762.60 818.00 820.50 $ 90,868.69 $ 71.89 298.09 1,728.00 7.20 1,287.56 17,251.40 818.00 $' 21,462.14 $. 11,091.37 -5- February 3, 1977 (Continued) FEDERAL REVENI/E SHARING FUND 451 Willie Ruth McGrady 452 Isiah Andrews 453 Miracle Recreation Equipment Co. 454 Motorola, Inc. P~ETII~EMENT TRUST FUND 1502 Rena Carrier 1503 Frank Johnson 1504 Olive Wallace 1505 Woodrow Eutsay 1506 Eleanor P~ffer 1507 W. T. Welch 1508 Ada Shook 1509 Muriel C. Holzman 1510 Constance Baish 1511 Mary E. Schorr 1512 Retirement Plans, Inc. PUBLICITY FUND 1611 City of Boynton Beach/Petty Cash BOYNTON BEACH MEMORIAL PARK FUND 1609 Ronald & Marilyn Boehner GRAND TOTAL $133,186.53 48.00 55.00 1,039.40 5,576.00 6,718.40 12.65 17.75 33.78 18.26 16.53 40.44 32.89 10.76 50.73 2,554.50 2,799.42 6.51 240.00 February 4, 1977 GENERAL FUND 18481 City of 18483 18484 18485 18486 18487 18488 18489 18490 18491 18492 I8493 18494 18495 Boynton Beach/Federal Revenue Sharing Fund J. T. Rohertson Barry A. Taylor Joe L. Owens Debbie A. Spath Wilfred J. Denis National Weldin9 Products, Inc. Bill Grummer Les Myers City of Boynton Beach/Payroll Fund city of Boynton Beach/Municipal Police Pension Fund City of Boynton Beach/Firemen's Relief Pension Fund City of Boynton Beach/Retirement Trust Fund Boln/ton Beach Federal Credit Union 50,000.00 306.82 265.06 198.24 183.02 151.56 84.22 2.00 2.00 43,581.84 884.55 576.42 2,131.53 6,303.91 -6- February 4, 1977 GENERAL FUND 18496 18497 18498 18499 18500 18501 18502 18503 18504 18505 (Continued) Keith Kovach First Bank and Trust Robert Van Houten Mark McDonough Don Morphesis Barbara Gellner Advertises Press, Inc. Lanier Busihess Products, Inc. State of Florida - Commissioner ~f Motor Veh. Lanier Business Products, Inc. WATER 03076 03077 03078 AND SEWER REVENUE FUND Roberts septic Tanks, Inc. Tropical Supply Co., Inc. City of Boynton Beach/Payroll Fund FEDERAL REVENUE SHARING 455 Hubert H. Hansen & Associates GRAND TOTAL $135,173.70 $ 2.00 11,435.91 2.00 4.00 2.00 4.00 147.40 58o8Q 3.00 225.05 $116,555.33 $ 2,650.00 10.20 · 15,740.31 18,400.51 $ 217.86 February 7, 1977 GENERAL FUND 18506 18508 18509 18510 18511 18512 Halsey & Griffith Blue Cross of Florida, Blue Cross of Florida, Duncan Ent. Inc. Inc. Boynton West Development Corp. Burroughs Corp. WATER 03081 03082 03083 AND SEWERREVENUE FUND Blue Cross of Florida, Chase Manhattan Bank Burroughs Corp. FIREMANS RELIEF PENSION FUND 0157 Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith MUNICIPAL POLICE RETIREMENT FUND 0089 Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith PUBLtCIT~ FUND 1613 Torm Decorator Service, Inc. 205.80 175.33 8,113.18 200.00 100.00 42.I0 8,836.41 867.20 150.63 154.80 1,172.63 44.28 44.28 808.50 -7- February 7, 1977 (Continued) CIVIC CENTER BOAID SI~ING FUND 1612 Chase Manhattan Bank GRAND TOTAL $ 10,922.10 $ 16.00 February 8, 1977 GENERAL FUND 18513 IBM Corporation 18514 Lamar Uniforms, Inc. 18515 City of _Bo~nton Beach 18516 Mr. D's Paint & Body Shop, Inc. 18517 Florida Unemployment Compensation Fund 18519 Superintendent of Documents 18520 Doubleday & CO., Inc. 18521 Del~ay Pools, Inc. 18522 R. R. Bowker Co. 18523 F.E.Co N~ws Distributing Co., 18524 Sun'Sentinel 18525 R. ~. Bowker Co. 18526 18527 18528 18529 18530 18531 McGraw-Hill Co. MacMillan Publishing Co., Inc. ~og~s ~lson & Sons Ame~ican~ States Insueance Co. Lanier 5Usines~ Products, Inc. Florida Power ~ Light SFATER 03084 03085 03086 03087 03088 03089 03090 03091 03092 03094 AND SE~R REVENUE FUND Gulf Oil Corporation Florida Unemployment Compensation Fund Perry Al Cessna K & M Electric Supply, Inc. Daveo-Defiance Juno Industries, Inc. Ward Engineering Co., Inc. Yellow Springs Instrument Co., Inc. Delr~y Chemical C?., Inc. Florida Power & Light SEWER & ~TER DEPOSIT FUA/D 01035 City of Boynton Beach 01036 City of Boynton Beach 01037 City of Boynton Beach 01038 City of Boynton Beach 01039 City of Boynton Beach 01040 City of Boynton Beach 01041 City of Boynton Beach (George Deal) (Leona Lewis) (Milton Russell) (Julia Counsel) (Church of God in Christ) (Jack Lulofs) (Bryant Electric) 18.0'0 396.75 4,075.00 555.65 3,443.20 20.00 50.95 100.00 51.50 21.00 2.80 13.00 66.40 4.3'4 23.95 2,777.00 59.07 ...16,412.85 28,091.46 $ 72.60 71.82 97.20 40.95 189.19 171.31 35.89 112.33 68.75 ..17,292.43 .$ 18,152.47 $ 7.50 15.00 15.00 7.50 15.00 7.50 15.00 -8- February 8, 1977 (Continued) SEWER & WATER DEPOSIT FUND 01042 City of Bo!rnton Beach 01043 city of Bolrnton Beach Properties) 01044 city of Boynton Beach 01045 01046 (Joseph Williams) (Jac-Son Investment (Village Royale on Green - Greenway Building) City of Boynton Beabh (Pot World) Guy M. Dodson UTILITY GENERAL FUND 396 City of Boynton Beach RETIREMENT TRUST FUND 1513 Frederick W. Cook 1514 Boynton Beech Federal Credit Union (Frederick W. Cook) GRAND TOTAL $ 62,501.22 $ 15.00 22.50 50.00 15.00 6,50 $ 191.50 $ 1.5,416.66. $ 164.53 484.60 $ 649.13 February 9, 1977 GENERAL FUND 18532 18533 18534 18535 18536 18537 18538 18539 18540 18541 18542 Eva Raymond Betty Garriga Charles Godfrey Veva D. Armbruster olyve E. Schooley Fire Chief's Assoc. of Palm Beack Hat. Automotive De~lers Used Car Guide Co. Engineering Machine Co. Timm Signs Crane Service Rinker Materials Corp. Pompano Office Supply, Inc. I~ATER A_ND SEWER REVFuNUE FUND 03095 Pompano Office Supply, Inc. RETIREMENT TRUST FUA~D 1515 Earnest Newton PUBLICITY FUA/D 1615 Florida Power & Light BOYHTOH'BEACH MEMORIAL PARK FUND 1614 Florida Power & Light GRAND TOTAL 506.35 30.00 30.00 30.00 10.00 10.00 30.00 15.00 56.10 85.00 21.46 105.21 422.77 1.12 8.55 3.17 70.74 -9- February 10, 1977 GENERAL FUND 18543 18544 18545 18546 18547 18548 18549 18550 18551 18552 18553 18554 18555 18556 18557 18558 18559 18560 City of Boynton Beach/Petty Cash Keatts Trucking Service Boynton Golf Discount Rubin Construction Advance Air Conditioning & Heating, Inc. Ail Electronics Allen Chemical Co. Boynton Glass Service, Inc. East Coast Fire Equipment, Inc. Econo Auto Bake Systems Graybar Electric Co., Inc. Halsey & Griffith, Inc. Howard Hall Co., Inc. Hauser Motor Co. Holly Accumulator & Electronics Co., Inc. Atlantic Hardware, Inc. Unija×_i Safety-Kleen Corp. WATER 03096 03097 03098 03099 03100 03101 03102 03103 03104 03128 AND SEWER REVE~TJE FUND City of Boynton Beach/Petty Cash Miller Bearings East Coast Fire Equipment, Inc. Easy Pay Tire Store Harvel & Deland Halsey & Griffith Harvel & Deland Atlantic Hardware, Inc. Conco, Inc. Frank Kohl GRAND TOTAL $ 5,118.36 32.46 596.00 20.00 512.57 84.80 48.00 109.70 15~93 114.50 254.85 251.52 191.80 19992 437.15 323.39 31.83 39.50 24.50 3,108.42 20.74 14.02 19.00 72.63 920.00 6.70 740.00 64.01 147.84 5.00 2,009.94' February 11, 1977 GENERAL FUND 18562 George L. Sims 18563 Sam Shelton 18564 Kenneth West Jr. 18565 Beane ~xterminating Co., Inc. 18566 Charles E. Wa!dner 18567 Jack's Camera Center 18568 Hawkins & Mouw 18569 Hawkins & Mouw 18570 City of Boynton Beach/Payroll Fund 18571 City of Boynton Beach/Police Pension Fund 18572 City of Boynton Beach/Firemen's Relief & Pension Fund 118.97 218.44 288.96 122.00 70.00 57.32 500.00 100.00 40,989.83 936.7l 621.68 February 11, 1977 GENERAL FUATD 18573 18574 18575 18576 18577 18578 18579 18580 18581 18582 18583 18584 18585 18586 18587 18588 18589 19590 (Continued) City of Boynton Beach/Retirement Trust Fund Bolrnton Beach Federal Credit Union First Bank & Trust Gringle & Spinner Bailey's Home Services Inc. State of Florida/Commissioner of Motor Veh. Xerox Corporation Suzanne M. Kruse National Linen Service Florida Power & Light Florida Atlantic University Edgar E. Howell Columbia Records Fire Equipment S~les & Service whltt MacDowell city of Boynton Beach/Sewer & Water Dep. City of Boynton Beach/Water & Sewer Rev. City of Boynton Fund Fund Beach/Utility General Fund WATER 03105 03106 03107 AArD SEWER REVE~UEFLTND City of Boynton Beach/Payroll Fund State of Florida/Commissioner of Motor Veh. Perry A. Cessna FEDERAL P~EVENUE SHARING FUND 456 Willie Ruth McGrady 457 Isiah Andrews GRAND TOTAL February 14, 1977 GENERAL FUND 18592 18593 18594 18595 18596 18597 18599 18600 18601 18602 18603 18604 Craft 'n Things Natural History Associated Libraries Public Service Materials Center Standard & Poor's Corporation Alternatives Bro-Dart, Inc. McGraw-Hill Co. Dobbs Bros. Baker & Taylor Companies Municipal Finance Officers Assoc. $102,717.36 Palm Beach County Assoc. of Chiefs of Police. Gorilla Motors $ 2,142.94 6,322.13 11,781.88 325.00 100.00 3.00 258.19 205.00 164.03 50.00 45.00 142.00 220.00 21.00 180.90 630.00 14,987.73 5,175,00 86,777.71 $ 15,730.01 14.00 92.64 15,836,65 $ 48.00 55.00 $' 103.00 5.00 10.00 44.46 8.95 150.00 5.0O 5.51 32.52 155.75 459.58 70.00 30.00 447.38 -11- ~February 14, 1977 (Continued) GENERAL FUND 18605 Manhattan Trophies 18606 Lawyers Title Services, Inc. 18607 Xerox Corp. 18608 Baker & Taylor Companies 18609 Southern Building Code Congress International 18610 Autoproducts, Inc. 18611 Palm Beach Newspapers, Inc. 18612 Boynton Auto Supply, Inc. 18613 Boynton Pump & Supply, Inc. 18614 Consolidated Electric Supply, Inc. 19615 Jack's Camera Center 18616 Mr. Icemachines Co. 18617 Xerox Corporation 18618 Lamar Uniforms, Inc. 18619 Lawnmower Hospital 18620 Whitt MacDowell 18621 Boynton Lodge Masonic WATER 03108 03109 03110 03111 03112 03113 03114 03115 03116 03117 03118 03119 AND SEWER REVENUE FUND Institute of Transportation Engineers Autoproducts, Inc. Boynton Auto Supply, Inc. Brooks Products, Inc. Boynton Pump & Supply, Inc. F. W. & P. C. O. Assn. Certified Laboratories Graybar Electric Jack's Camera Center Miller Bearings Whitt MacDowell U. S. Postmaster RETIREMENT TRUST FUND 1516 Michael J. Stromick BOYATTON BEACH MEMORIAL PAP~K FUND 1616 Lawnmower Hospital February 15, 1977 GENERAL F LrBTD 18622 18623 18624 18625 18626 Gulfstream Lumber RDN Construction Young & ~aldie Fred Guenst Cricket GRAND TOTAL $ 6,736.71 18.00 31.00 65.00 29.64 8.00 190.25 228.40 521.59 106.19 103.96 - ~37.05 224.80 116.62 319.35 42.15 499;00 100.00 4,065.15 $ 5.00 49.55 12.22 555.00 1~4.~0 30.00 69.90 184.31 10.80 20.61 205.00 750.00 ~''2,036.59 547.67 87.30 $ 319.O0 100.00 100.00 27.O0 14.00 -12- ~February 15, 1977 GENERAL FLrk~D 18627 18628 18629 18630 18631 18632 18633 18634 (Continued) Scott Publishing Co. Doubleday & Co. Current History Star Publishing Manhattan Trophies Bernie Allen Jean Thurher Este~le Chamitov 18635 Eunice Wilson 18636 LuAnne Wiseman 18637 Northwood silk Screen Co. 18638 The Olympia Sport Shop, Inc. 18639 P & G Distributors 18640 18641 18642 18643 18644 18645 18646 18647 18648 18649 18650 18651 18652 18653 18654 18655 18656- 18657 18658 18660 18661 18662 18663 18664 18665 Picard Chemical Inc. Pierce Tire Co., Inc. Rich Motors, Inc. Seacrest Petroleum Co., Inc. Service Equipment Co., Inc. SOS Oxygen Service, Inc. South Florida Parts & Supply, Inc. Scott~'s Tab Products Co. Velva Sheen State of Florida/Dept. of Revenue State of Florida/Dept. of Revenue J. White Aluminum Products, Inc. David Wright & Sons, Inc. Xerox Corp. L. R. Roush Well Drilling Lamar Uniforms Athletic Institute Data Supplies, Inc. Board of County Commissioners Capel Klan~ Companies R. L. Grummons Printing Keatts Trucking Service Kopy King Printing Center, Inc. State of Florida/Dept. of Revenue WATER AAID SEWER REVENUE FUAID 03120 03121 03122 03123 03124 03125 03126 03127 Esther Ringo Bruce Richardson George Warren C. Earl Stewart Robert Largent Andromeda Photo Gift World S. Nad~orny & M. Calivet ~Dona!d E. Cozad 33.00 38.40 14.50 65.00 43.78 150.00 288.00 151.20 21.60 36.00 225.00 22.65 17.10 131.80' 382.16 683.00 3,190.10 166.94 12.75 12.25 390.83 61.45 258.53 16.00 117.16 28.00 203.46 475.00 713.00 197.53 12.30 128.55 679.12 40.02 12.40 205.75 121.00 29.43 9,934.76 4.70 15.80 8.00 11.50 7.50 6.00 4.70 7.20 -13- February 15, 1977 (Continued) ~rATER ASID SEWER REVENUE FUND 03129 03130 03131 03132 03133 03135 03136 03137 03138 03139 03140 03141 03142 03143 03144 03145 0rton Construction Co. U. S. Postmaster R. L. Grummons Printing Monroe, The Calculator Co. Po~t~r Paint Co. Sewell Hardware Co., Inc. Taylor Rentals Taylor Rental Center WESCO C. A. Whitman, Jr. Gulf Controls Corp. Davco-Defiance Baker's Aquarium Don's Whell Alignment Service Harvel & Deland General Tool & Machining UTILITY GENERAL FL%ND 397. Testing Lab of the Palm Beaches 400 Testing Lab of the Palm Beaches 401 Russell &Axon FEDERAL REVENUE SHARING FUB/D 458 Southland Equipment Corp. MUNICIPAL POLICE RETIREMENT FUATD 0090 Lionel D. Edie PD-BLICITYFUND 1617 Palm Beach Coca-Cola Bottling Co. GRAND TOTAL $ 17,251.75 800.00 750.00 2.30 70.00 57.65 81.38 49.49 34.66 54.49 100.00 7.45 45.19 209.40 14.50 840.00 335.00 516.91 88.00 14.00 2~221.70 2,323.70 1,093.80 336.00 $ 46.58 February 16, 1977 G EI~ERAL FUATD 18666 Florida East Coast Railway $ 5.00 18667 B B Auto Parts, Inc. 286.18 18668 Keatts Trucking Service 837.50 18669 Easy Pay Tire Stores, Inc. 461.62 18670 Howard J. Mallory 100.00 18671 Transi-Tronics, Inc. 50.00 18672 Robo Car Wash 12.00 18673 Boca Raton Roofing I00.00 $ 1,852.30 -14- February 16, 1977 (Continued) ~FATERAND SEWER REVF~IIEFLrND 03146 Shirley Way 03147 B B Auto Parts, Inc. 03148 Southern Meter & Supply Co~, Inc. 03149 Boynton West Development Corp. 03151 Robo Car Wash 03152 Earl Wallace Ford, Inc. FEDERAL REVENUE SHARII~G FUND 459 Southland Equipment Corp. 460 Earl Wallace Ford, Inc. GRAND TOTAL $ 22,115.86 $ 11.50 162.05 558.28 9.40 285.25 6,935.66 $ 7,962.14 $ 717.50 11,583.92 $ 12,301.42 February 17, 1977 GENERAL FUAID 18674 Coca Cola Bottling Co. 18675 Anne Wall 18676 Mrs. Nevad 18677 Mrs. Vargus 18678 Mrs. Dawkins 18679 Mrs. Young 18680 Mrs. Johnson 18691 18682 18683 18684 18685 18686 18687 18688 18689 18690 18691 18692 18693 18694 18695 18696 18697 18698 18699 18700 18701 18702 18703 18704 18705 Odor Control Systems Easy Pay Tire Store The Good Life Lou Samyn Cart Soil & Sod Crimmins Co., Inc. Dixie Asphalt Engel's Uniforms Pompano Office Supply, Inc. Porter Paint Co. S.eacrest Petroleum Co., Inc. Service Equipment Co., Inc. Boynton Gun & Coin Shop Gore Newspapers Co. Keatts Trucking Service Argo Uniform Co. Halsey & Griffith, Inc. Easy Pay Tire Store Eva Raymond Betty Garriga Olyve E. Schooley Veva D. Armbruster Charles Godfrey Carpenter, May & Bremer Cziminal Justice Institute 49.70 57.60 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 51.35 32.25 15.92 100.00 520.00 87.54 109.50 200.40 56.80 36.75 452~36 45.06 18.55 28.32 663.00 334.35 25.05 25.00 30.00 30.00 I0.00 10.00 30.00 4,768.00 40.00 -15- February 17, 1977 (Continued) GENERAL FUND 18706 Adams Chevrolet Co. 18707 Max L. Abrell $ 15.98 200.00 $ 8,053.48 WATER 03150 03153 03154 03155 03156 03157 03158 03159 03160 03161 AND SEWER REVENUE FUAID Whitt MacDowell Fire Equipment Sales & Service Griffin Pollution Control Corp. Scotty's WESCO Neptune Meter Co. Carpenter, May & Bremer Penwalt Corp. Allied Chlorine & Chemical Co. Brow~rd Pump & Supply Co. $ 2.00 25.50 350.00 55.69 70.56 957.46 7,198.00 1,839.38 2,580.00 18 .97 $ 13,213.56 SEWER 01047 01048 01049 01050 81052 & WATER DEPOSIT FUND City of Boynton Beach City of Bolrnton Beach City of Boynton Beach city of Boynton Beach City of Boynton Beach (John Pinkney) (Ruth Green) (Juanita Wells) (David Jenkins) (CommunityAction Migrant Program) 01053 City of Boynton Beach (Naomi Bowers) 01054 City of Boynton Beach (Robert Polando) 01055 City of Boynton Beach (Maretha Marshall) 01057 City of Boynton Beach (Dale Dilcher) 01056 City of Boynton Beach (Richard Kohl) 01058 City of Boynton Beach (Robert Husted) 01059 Robert Husted 01060 City of Boynton 'Beach (Luis Hinojosa) 01061 Luis Minojosa 01062 City of Boynton Beach (Angelo L. LeBrun) 01063 Angelo L. LeBrun 01064 City of Bolrnton Beach (Tommy Wells) 01065 City of Boynton Beach (Peter B. Slusher) 01066 City of Boynton Beach (G. H. Allard) 01067 G. N. Allard 01068 City of Boynton Beach (Floyd Jones) 01069 Floyd Jones 01070 City of Boynton Beach (Dennis Ellis) 01071 City of Boynton Beach (Richard Bernath) 01072 Richard Bernath 01073 City of Boynton Beach (Nelson W. Bro%¢e~) 01074 Nelson W. Brower 01076 City of Boynton Beach (Lin-Bar Construction) 01077 Lin-Bar Construction 01078 City of Boynton Beach (L~roy L. Kirchoff) 15.00 7.50 7.50 7.50 7.50 15.00 15.00 7.50 7.50 7.50 2.80 4.70 2.00 5.50 2.80 4.70 15.00 15.00 2.80 4.70 2.80 4.70 15.00 9.20 5.80 21.60 8.40 41.30 3'.70 2.80 -16- February 17, 2977 (Continued) SEWER & ~FATER DEPOSIT FUND 01079 01080 01081 01082 01083 01084 01085 01086 01087 01088 01089 01090 01091 01092 01093 01094 01095 01096 01097 01098 0~099 01100 01101 01102 01103 01104 01105 01106 01107 01108 01109 01110 01111 01112 01113 Leroy L. Kirchoff City of Boynton Beach Clinton Anderson City ofBoynton Beach Ruth Benton city of Boynton Beach Howard Zimmerman City of Boynton Beach Dr. Gene W. ~ohnston City of Boynton Beach City of Boynton Beach Norman Dean City of Boynton Beach City of Boynton Beach Joseph Cristiano City of Boynton Beach James Peak> City Of Boynton Beach R, J. Hyser City of Boynton Beach Robert H. Foreman city of Boynton Beach Pie-A-Trip City of Boynton Beach City of Boynton Beach Roland Roedler City of Boynton Beach City of Boynton Beach City of Boynton Beach City of Boynton Beach $ 4.70 (Clinton Anderson) 2.80 4.70 (Ruth Benton) 5.00 10.00 (Howard Zimmerman) 2.80 4.70 (Dr. Gene W. Johnston) 2.80 4.70 (Norene Construction Co.) 15.00 (Norman Dean) 2.80 4.70 (George J. Bonhag) 7550 (Joseph Cristiano) 7.80 7.20 (James Peak) 2,80 12.20 (R. J. Hyser) 2.80 12.20 (Robert H. Foreman) 2.80 12.20 (Pie-A-Trip) 10.15 4.85 (Jeffery Wal~er) 15.00 (Roland Roedler) 2.80 I2.20 (Edward Allan) 7550 (Gary Lee Hussey) 7.50 (Robert Sempell) 15.00 (James Dudderar DBA Boynton Coin Laundry) James Dudderar DBA Boynton Coin Laundry City of Boynton Beach (Charles DiPaolo) Charles DiPaolo City of Bolrnton Beach (Continental Constr.) Continental Coastal Corp. 21.25 78.75 13.50 1.50 7.00 23.00 625.G0 UTILITY GENERAL FUND 402 Gersch & Bramucki 403 Chase Manhattan Bank $ 18,837.00 153.13 $ 18,990.13 FEDERAL REVE~IUE SHARIHG FUND 461 Carr Soil & Sod 1,420.00 GRAND TOTAL $ 42,302.17 -17- February 18, 1977 GEATERAL FUND 18708 L. R. Roush W~ll Drilling $ 391.20 18709 Michael A. Andrews 142.~98 18710 Pedro P. Trevino 244.10 18711 George L. Ma¢~eill, Jr. 158.19 18712 Tropigas, Inc. 228.96 18713 Publix Supermarket 22.58 18714 The ~iking Enterprises 793.16 18715 Beacon Restaurant 25.35 18716 CLS Corp. 100.00 18717 City of Boynton Beach/Payroll Fund 39,668.53 18718 City of Boynton Beach/Municipal Police Pension Fund City of Boynton Beach/Firemen's Relief & Pension Fund 576.19 18720 City of Boynton Beach/Retirement Trust Fund 2,175.75 18721 Boynton Beach Federal Credit' Union 6,375.43 18722 First Bank & Trust 11,363.03 18723 Charter Builders, Inc. 1,000.00 ~ 64,146.83 18719 O3162 03163 AND SEWER REVENUE FUND Tropigas, Inc. City of Boynton Beach/Payroll Fund FEDERAL REVE~u~ SHARING FUND 462 Willie Ruth McGrady 463 Isiah Andrews RETI~ TRUST FUiqD 1517 Elmer T. Taylor GRAND TOTAL $ 80,670.68 881.38 80.86 16,019.68 16,100.54 $ 48.00 55.00 $ 103.00 320.31 February 22, 1977 GENERAL FUSID 18724 city of Boynton Beach/Sower & Water Dep. Fund $ 745.00 18725 City of B°ynton Beach/Watez & Sewer Rev. Fund 9,330.95 18726 First Bank & Trust of Boynton Beach 250,000.00 18727 George R. Tomala 100.00 18728 Southern Bell Telephone Co. 3,335.17 18729 J. $'~ite Aluminum Products 106.00 18830 City. of Boynton Beach/Special Assessment Fund 170.16 $~63,787.28 -18- February 22, 1977 (Continued) WATER AND SEWER REVENUE FI/ND 03164 Refunding & Improvement Bond Sinking Fund 03165 Southern Bell Telephone Co. SEWER & ~TER DEPOSIT FUND 01114 Mrs. Cleve Cunningham UTILITY GENERAL FUND 404 Russell & Axon OPERATII~G CAPITAL IMPROV~WiEHT FUND 0294 City of Boynton Beach/General Fund GRANT TOTAL $582,096.56 $188,201.80 48.05 188,249.85 $ 7.50 $ 51.93 $130,000.00 February 23, 1977 GENERAL FUND 18730 Norene Construction $ 100.00 18731 Katherine A. Bean 108.38 18732 Xerox Corporation 486.75 18733 Betty Garriga 30.00 18734 National Institute of Municipal Law Officers 151.25 18735 Charles Godfrey 30.00 18736 Eva Raymond 30.00 18737 Veva D. Armbruster 10.00 18738 Olyve E. Schooley 10.00 18739 ZEP Manufacturing Co. 133.20 18740 Charles Lucas 100.00 18741 Gulf Stream Lumber Co. 816.79 18742 Custom Business Machine, Inc. 265.00 18743 Emergency M~dicat & Safety Supply, Ina. 198.69 18744 International Association of Chiefs of Police 8.10 18745 Anthony A. Crivellone 1.00 ~8746 Kopy King Printing Center, Inc. 141.00 18747 Debbie Keshka 16.00 18748 Suzanne Kaap 16.00 18749 Shirley Hubbard 16.00 18750 Mrs. Barbara Berry 2~00 18751 Brite Roof Company 60.00 18752 Picard Chemical, Inc. 298.22 18753 Jack Cocke & Co., Inc. 1,375.00 18754 Clean Machine Car Wash 45.00 18755 Boynton Gun & Lock, Inc. 180.32 18756 I. B. M. Corp. 182.73 18757 The American Law Institute .37.10 18758 International Association of Electrical Insp. 25.00 $ 4,873.53 -19- February 23, 03166 03167 03168 03169 03170 03171 93172 03173 1977 (Continued) Dri-Slide Southern Meter & Supply Co., Inc. Service Industrial Supply Co. Golden Anderson Picard Chemical Inc. Meriam Instrument David Galloway Ed Winston FEDERAL REVENUE S~LARI~G FUND 465 Halsey & Griffith, Inc. 466 Mars Signal Light Co. PUBLICITY FUND 1618 Thayer Publishing co. 1619 Manhattan Trophies GRAND TOTAL $ 7,390.84 $ 132.75 215.74 110.28 240.00 357.05 31.33 243.00 185.00 $ 1,515.15 750.96 9.84 760.80 114.5.1 i26.85 241.36 February 24, 1977 G EATERAL FUND 18759 18760 18761 18762 18763 18764 18765 18766 18767 18768 18769 18770 18772 William Morrow &'Co., Inc. Florida Educational Paperbacks City of Boynton Beach/Petty Cash Time Life Books B~ker & Taylor Companies American Girl Mike Gehring Eupher Lee Waters Doubleday & Co., Inc. Kopy King Printing Center, Inc. East Coast Fire Equipment, Inc. Engel's Uniforms Edward Linnemann WATER 03174 03175 03176 03177 AAID SEWER REdE FUND City of Boynton Beach/Petty Cash B & H Sales, Inc. Four Steel Corporation B & H Sales, Inc. $ 17.49 3.64 I8.26 6.79 104.81 5.50 5.60 100.00 29.92 79.60 353.00 82.20 100.00 $"' 906.81 $ 36.42 111.93 34.47 794.00 $' 976.82 -20- February 24, 1977 (Continued) SEWER & ~FATER DEPOSIT FUND 01115 City of Boynton Beach Fla. Inc.) 01116 Mullah Enterprises of 01117 City of Boynton Beach 01118 Tara-Bella Homes 01119 city of Boynton Beach 01120 Guenther Bock 01121 City of Boynton Beach 01122 City of Boynton Beach 01123 william Lowden 01124 City of Boynton Beach 01125 Warren George 01126 City of Boynton Beach 01127 City of Boynton Beach 01128 City of BOynton Beach 01129 City of Boynton Beach 01130 City of Bolrnton Beach 01131 city'of Boynton Beach 01132 City of Boynton Beach 01133 city of Boynton Beach 01134 City of Boynton Beach 01135 City of Boynton Beach 01136 City of Boynton Beach 01137 City of Boynton Beach 01138 City of Boynton Beach 01139 City of Boynton Beach 01140 Earl Conant, Jr. 01141 City of Boynton Beach 01142 Jesse Hale 01143 city of Boynton Beach 01144 City of Boynton Beach 01145 City of Boynton Beach 01146 City of Boynton Beach 01147 City of Boynton Beach 01148 City of Boynton Beach 01149 City of Boynton Beach 01150 Kirkpatricks Insurance 01151 City of Boynton Beach 01152 Edward C. Bruce 01153 City of Boynton Beach 01155 Porter Pooley Corp. 01156 City of Boynton Beach 01157 Cedar Point, Inc. (Mullah Enterprises of Fla. Inc. (Tara-Bella Homes) (Guenther Bock) (John Macher) (william Lowden) (willis R. Burdzilauskas) (Leslie Dames) (willie Ward) (Riccardo Viprino) (Elias Herrera) (Angelo Loreti) (william B. Morehead) (John E. Palmer) (Ina Potter) (Mrs. Rosa Lee Brown) (Don McMurry) (Charles Giardina) (Armas Karvonen) (Henry Jenuwine) (Earl Conant, Jr.) (jesse Hale) (Field's Dairy) (John G. Mohr) (~regory Huber) (Thomas Silcox) (~illiam Hunter) (Kendall Construction) (Kirkpatrick's Ins. Agency) Agency (Edward C. Bruce) (Porter Pooley Corp.) (Cedar Point, Inc.) GRAND TOTAL $ 2,401.13 11.37 18.63 3.5O 11.50 9.80 5.20 7.50 2.80 12.20 7.50 30.00 15.00 15.00 7.50 15.00 7.50 15.00 7.50 15.00 15.00 7.50 15.00 7.50 7.50 3.50 4.00 2.80 12.20 7.50 7.50 7.50 15.00 15.00 15.00 2.80 4.70 11.20 18.80 20.70 24.30 42.35 32.65 517.50 -21- February 25, 1977 GENERAL FUND 18771 Edward R. Meder, Inc. 18773 Edgar Howell 18774 Sammie L. Waters 18775 R. L. Grummons Printing 18776 U. S. Postmaster 18777 East Coast Fire Equipment Co. 18778 Easy Pay Tire Store 18779 Bethesda Memorial Hospital 18780 Drs. Graves, Jared, and Guzzo, P.A. 18781 EMCO 18782 Southeastern Library Association 18783 Hauser Motor Co. 18784 Holly Accumulator & Electronics Co., Inc. 18785 Keatts Trucking Service 18786 Mechanics Uniform Service 18787 Type 'n Copy Supplies, Inc. 18788 Pierce Tire Co., Inc. 18789 Rich Motors, Inc. 18790 Central Hydraulics of ~alm Beach, Inc. 18791 Gaylord Bros. Inc. 18792 Allan Nyquist 18793 city of Boynton Beach/Payroll Fund 18794 Cityoof Boynton Beach/Municipal Police Pension 18796 City of Boynton Beach/Retirement Trust Fund 18797 Bolrnton Beach Federal Credit Union 18798 First Bank & Trust 18799 Century II 18800 City of Boynton Beach/Firemen's Relief & Pension Fund 18801 City of Boynton Beach/Sewer & Water Dep. Fund 18802 City of Boynton Beach/Water & Sewer Rev. Fund 18803 Gulf Oil Corporation 44, 10 2, 6, 12, 11, 83, 200.00 125.00 282.90 2.50 250.00 10.25 69.64 19.40 13.00 83.50 12.00 128.39 46.55 395.00 30.00 141.00 835.37 18.84 21.65 107.75 150.00 863.54 020.03 270.87 264.82 918.14 t00.00 688.07 750.00 311.77 33.34 163.32 WATER 03178 01379 03180 03181 03182 03183 03184 AND SEWER REVEau~ FUND Don's Alignment Dept. of Environmental Ted Prince Hadley's Halco Chemical Co. Xerox Corporation City of Boynton Beach/Payroll Regulations Fund $ 14.50 30.00 185.00 36.55 116.88 65.00 . .16,242.36 $ 16,690.29 FEDERAL REVENUE SHARING FUND 467 Isi~hAndrews 468 Willie Ruth McGrady 44.00 38.40 82.40 -22- February 25, 1977 (continued) RETIREMENT TRUST FUND 1518 Nathiona! Humphry GRAND TOTAL $100,262.11 February 28, 1977 GENERAL FUND 18804 U. S. Postmaster 18805 Gene Moore 18806 Joseph F. Zack 18807 Norman Strnad 18808 Emily Jackson 18809 Richard D. Caldwell 18810 Joseph J. DeMarco 18811 Tereesa Padgett 18812 Betty Zobel 18813 Charles Frederick 18814 Frank Kohl 18815 Edward Ott 18816 Bob Latham 18817 Thomas E. Wengler 18818 Joseph T. Holland III i8819 Milbourn Craig 18820 Blue Cross of Florida. Inc. 18821 Anne Wall 18822 Terry Vanden-Bosch 18823 Helen Williams 181824 Serraes Construction Co. 18825 Florida Educational Paperbacks 18826 City of Boynton Beach/Water Dept. 18827 Century Pools 18828 Allen Insurance Agency 18829 E. &. J. Roofing 18831 City of Boynton Beach/Publicity Fund 18832 City of Boynton Beach/BB Memorial Park 18833 Church of God 18900 City of Boynton Beach/Sewer & Water Dep. 18909 City of Boynton Beach/Water & Sewer Rev. Fund Fu~d ~rATER & SEWER REVENUE F~ 03185 Granada Valve & Fitting Co. 03186 City of Boynton Beach/Water Dept. 03187 Allen Insurance Agency $ 326.10 200.00 2,083.37 100.00 85.00 85.00 85.00 85.00 25.00 20.00 85.00 100.00 125.00 125.00 125.00 125.00 125.00 267.36 158.40 55.00 8.00 200.00 53.12 2,586.50 100.00 2,813.33 200.00 5,552.22 8,138.30 200.00 240.00 1,960.54 26,111.14 26.20 211.35 1,406.67 1,644.22 -23- February 28, 1977 (Continued) OPERATING CAPITAL IMPt{OVEME~T FUND 0295 First Federal Savings & Loan of Lake ~rth RETIREMENT T~UST FUND 1519 First Bank & Trust of Boynton Beach FIREMANS RELIEF PENSION FUND 0158 City of Boynton Beach/General Fund 0159 First Federal Savings & Loan of Lake Worth MUNICIPAL POLICE RETIREMENT FUND 0091 City of Boynton Beach/General Fund 0092 First Federal savings & Loan of Lake Worth BOY, TON BEAC~MEa~ORIAL PARK FUND 1620 First Federal Savings & Loan of Lake Worth GRAND TOTAL $ 81,472.59 $ 20,000.00 $ 4,000.00 $ 4,661.49 7,000.00 $' 11,661.49 $ 6,055.74 10,000.00 $ 16,055.74 $ 2,OO0.OO