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Minutes 12-21-71MINUTES OF REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING HELD AT CITY HALL~ BOYNTON BEACH~ FLORIDA, T~iESDAY, DECEMBER 213 1971~ AT 7:30 P. M. PRESENT: Forrest L. Wal!ace~ Mayor Robe~ B. Effron: Vice Mayor MrS. Emily M. Jackson~ Councilwoman John L. Archie, Councilman Harold L. Blanehette: Councilman C. Q. Jones, Jr. ~ City Manager Mrs. Callie Clanton~ Deputy City Clerk Gene Moore~ City Attorney Mayor Wallace oa~ed ~e ~e~r ~ty Council meeting to order at 7:30 P.M. Invocation was given hy Mrs. Rebecca Merkel, D. h. R., followed by the Flag Salute led by Mayor Wallace. ..MINGTES - Regular Meeting, December 7~ 1971 Mrs. Jackson made a correction on Page 8, the minutes state that Mr. Moore stated that the Mitnor request was neither granted nor denied. He also stated tP~t ~'this would have to be resolved in the courtB~: which was not included in th~ minutes~ and should be. ~' Mr. Effron asked about the motion (Page 5)~ made by Mr. ~chie concerning the Police Complex. Mr. Arohie stated that the motion i~: co~rect in the minutes. Mr. Archie moved to accept the minutes of December 7th as corrected, sec- onded by Mr. Effron. Motion carried 5-0. Mayor Wallace requested a few item changes on the AgeP~a. Mrs. Jackson moved to have the Special Meeting of December 23rd at 2:00 P. M., seconded by Mr. Archie. Motion carried 5-0. Dedication of Police Complex - Resolution. 7!..-WW The Resolution will dedicate the Police Complex to Dr. Nathaniel Marion Weems. Mrs. Jackson moved to read the Resolution~ seconded by Mr. Blan- chette. MotiOn carried 5-0. Mayor Wallace read Resolution No~ 7t-WW. Mrs. Jackson moved to adopt Resolution No. 71-WW, seconded by Mr. Motion carried 5-0. Mayor Wellace presented Dr. Weems with a copy of the Resolution. Dr. Weems expressed his gratitude and stated that it has been wonderful serv~ing the people of Boynton Beach. REGULAR CITY COth~CIL ~ETING DECEMBER 21: 1971 At this time Mayor Wallace recognized Jim O~Meara. Mr. O'Meara stated that his good friend with him: Mr. Fred Caposse!a~ has been honored in leaving the City of New York. He further stated that he followed Mr. Capossela from race tracks throughout the country, and never had a winner. Mayor Wallace presented Mr. Capossela with a gold key to open many days in the beautiful sunshine City of Boynton Beach. Mr. Capossela expressed his thanks~ and stated all he could say is ~'It is now Post Time'~. Introduction of Guests Robert Beyrer, Sterling Village Senior Citizens and United Boynton Civic League Albert Wehrell~ Boynton Isle - Lee Manor Association John Stevens, Ridgewood Hill Association Gil E~<ert~ Hampshire Gardens EddieMitehell~ Progressive Men's Club Rebecca Merkel, Daughters of American Revolution P~BLIC AUDIENCE John Stevens asked to spe~¢ on Old Business, Item G Jim O~Meara reported on the Parade. He stated that it was a very wonderful Christmas parade, originally there was to be 42 units; it ended up with 94 units. He eXpressed thanks to the City of Boynton Beach. Mayor Wallace expressed thanks on behalf of the Council and the City for the fine job Mr. O'Meara did on the parade. Rev. John White asked to speak on Old Business, Item G. Bob Cotlier: 915 S. Federal Highway~ asked if Council had any response to% the letter he sent in? Council felt they should be given a chance to take this under advisement. Robert Beyrer asked to speak on Old Business, tromP. He also, on beha]f of the two organizations he represents, expressed to ¥~s. Jaekson~ con- gratulations and best wishes on hex election. It reflects the feelings of the people for her activities in the two years past. He also extended to Mayor Wallace tha~<s for the two years he has served. There is no doubt to his dedication and integrity. Vernon Thompson asked to speak on Old Business, Item G. Albert Wehrelt was going to speak on Administrative~ ItamC~ but it has been deferr~d to Workshop. -2- MINUTES REGI/LAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING DECEMBER 21, 1971 L~GAL ~O~dinances - 2nd Reading Ordina~lc.e No..71-56 - Assessment Roll Mr. Moore read Ordinance No. 71-36. Mm. Amebic moved to adopt Ordinance No. 71-56 on second and final reading, seconded by Mr. Blanchette. Motion carried 5-0. Ordinance No. 71-59 - Grantin~ change in zon/ng: Christine Allen Reques~ Mr. Moore read Ordinance No. 71-39. Mr. Blanchette moved to adopt Ordin- ance No. 71-59 on second and final reading~ seconded by Mrs. Jackson. Motion carried 5-0. Ordinance No. 71-40 - Granting change in zoning~ Patrick P~arce]lino request Mr. Moore road Ordinance No. 71-40. Mrs. Jackson moved to adopt Ordinance No. 71-40 on second and final reading, seconded by Mr. Blanchette. Motion carried 5-0. Ordinance No. 71-4~.~anting .change in zoning, Leonard E. Smith request Mr. Moore read Ordinance No. 71-41. Mr. Effronmoved to adopt Ordinance No. 71-41 On second and final readings seconded by Mrs. Jackson. Motion carried 5-0. Resolution ~71-UU - Declaring Noon. to Improve PortionoT N. W. 5thSt. Mr. Moore read Resolution ~71-UU. Mr. Archie moved to adopt Res. ~71-~ seconded by Mr. Effron. Motion carried 5-0. Resolution ~71-W - Establishing date of Public Hea~ing re Paving Portion of N. W. 5th St. Mr. Mooro read Res. ~71-W. Mr. Effron moved to adopt Res. ~71-VV, see- onded by Fm. Blanchette. Motion ca, tied 5-0. OLD mdSINESS Awarding of Bids - 14 Mobile Radios (On the table) Mrs. Jackson moved to take it off the table: seconded by }~. Btanchette. Motion carried 5-0. Mr. Jones stated that by buying through the State the City can affect con- siderab!e savings. He recommended purohasing through the State - S One :' Channel Radios at $498~ and 8 Two Channel at $545, total of $7,254. Mrs. Jackson moved to accept the City Manager's recommendation, seconded by Mr. Archie. Motion carried 5-0. MINUTES RE~dIAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING DECEMBER 21, 1971 OLD BUSINESS, oont'd. Pmoposed changes in Civil Service Rules & ReGulations (on the table) Remained on the table. Licensing Policy for Out of Town Businesses (on 'the table) Remained on the table. ?rgposed Sign Ordinance (on the table) Deferred to Workshop on Wednesday. Receipt of Preliminary Plat of Mango Heights (On the table) Remained on the table. Request for change in zoning ? Geoz~e L. Hospkins, Jr. (on the table) Mr. Archie moved that the item be memoved from the table, seconded by ~. Blanchette. Motion caz~ied 5-0. Charles Pronrath and George Hoskins, Jr. appeared on behalf of the request. The building is an old fashioned gas station that Mr. Hoskins would like tc turn into a furniture store. These gentlemen presented Council with a sit, plan that was approved by the Planning & Zoning Board. M~. Wallace asked why the plan was not signed by the Planning $ Zoning Board if it was approved? Charles Ayers of the Planning & Zoning Board stated that it was approved and the failure to sign it was an oversight on the part of the Chairman. The City Planner also stated the plan was approved. Mrs. Jackson asked what guarantee is there that it will not revert back to a gas station? The new reGulations state that if a gas station is proposed within a thou- sand feet of another gas station then it would take Council approval. It was not known at this time i~ thi~ abandoned station is within a thousand feet of another gas station. C-1 would all~ a furniture store, but C-2 is needed to al!~; outside dis- plays. A garden effect is planned to display the fuz~lit-ure. Robert Beyrer, Sterling Village~ stated that he attended the Planning & Zoning Board meetings and it was introduced as a Workshop Meeting, and now it appears it was a Special Meeting. He stated that he would investigate this. If it was a workshop meeting it is a question as to whether the Board has the z~ight to pass on it. If the furniture sto~e does not succeed and he finds it necessary to sell it: it could be used as a gas station with major repairs. Mr. ~eyrer u~ ~h~ COU/~it ~ th~ l~t. Ss g~anted the p~operty be restricted from gas station use. -4- MINUTES REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING DECEMBER 21: 1971 OLD BUSINESS, cont'd. Request of George L. Hoskins, eont'd. M~s. Jackson could not see how a furniture store with outside displays would improve the main highway. Mr.~tated that the best way to sell outdoor furniture is to dis- play it outside in a garden type area. Mr. Moore stated that the City can not put any restrictions on the deed, but ca/] allow a conditional use of the p~ope~ty witho%%t changing the Mr. Hoskins agreed to have either a conditional C-1 or a restricted C-2. They have no use for it as a gas station. Mr. Archie moved to 9rant a conditional use in C-l, and an Ordinance be drawn up: seconded by Mrs. Jackson. Mayor Wallace stated it is just a technicality, but the plan was not signed. Motion carried 4-1. Mayor Wallace voted ~no". N. E. 10th Avenue Paving Mr. Jones stated that the maintenance of loth Avenue is a County respon- sibility, and the City has suffered from it. He reconmmended that: A project be initiated immediately to obtain 60 foot ri~dt~f way and to construct a 40 foot street with cttrbs, 9utter, sidewalk and additional drainage as needed. 2. Offer to assume responsibility for main=chance as soon as the construction is completed. Offer to share up to 5~ of the cost, not to exceed $50,000. 4. Apply for Pederal aid. 5. Advise County of these actions. 6. If HUD grant is approved, would be used with funds with the City and County. Mr. Blanehette asked how many buildings would be in the right of way? This will have to be determined, buildings will have to come down. have to come down. it is not kno~u~ at this time how many In some cases the whole structure wilt A question was raised about the first estimate of $35,000~ and the second estimate of $100,000 to $120,000. It was explained that additional drainage has been ~nelu~e~. -5- MINUTES REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING DECEMBER 21~ 1971 OLD BUSINESS, contfd. N. E. 10th Ave. Paving~ conttd. Mr. Az~Lhie asked what kind of HUD funds are we talking about? This will have to be looked into further, and might not be applicable for this purpose. Mr. Jones reconmmends that funds be allocated, and request the County to do the same. Vernon Thompson asked ~ow much time will this take? Mr. Jones thought it would be about a year. Mr. Thomson stated that this has been talked about for the past 20 years. Something should be done now within the next 6 months. ~ew 9~aite asked what happened to the first project to pave half of the road, then the other h~]f? He also stated that one of the problems on 10th Avenue is housing, for some time now they have been promised a housing au- thority. John Stevens stated that for 30 years people have been waiting to get some- thing done. He suggested doing one side, then the othe~ and get something done. Mr. Archie suggested putting a sidewalk on one side of the street only. It was decided to turn this over to the City Manager to handle adminis- tratively. Mr. Archie stated that 3 or 4 months ago this Council agreed to paving on 8th Avenue and nothing has been done, he asked why? The City Manager stated that they have had some trouble getting the con- tractor to move in. Mr. Thompson stated that the comment is made that it is not in the budget, he asked nOt to use this as an excuse and do it for the taxpayers. Mr. Effron asked who has the responsibility to obtain necessary rights of way for a County road? Mr. Moore stated that maintenance and responsibility is that of the County~ whic~ apparently they are not going to assttme. False Arrest Insurance Arrest insurance for Police officers would be $35 per officer per year;for each employee of the Ree~eation Dept. it would be $10 a year. Mr. Jones recommended $1~300 be authorized Co cover th~se peop!e~ could be provided from the Contingency Fund. -6- MINUTES REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEET/~NG DECEMBER 2i~ 1971 False Arrest Insuranoe~ conrad. Mrs. Jackson moved to accept the recommendation of the City Manager, sec- onded by Mr. Blanchette. Motion carried 5-0. ADMINISTRATIVE Applications for Permit to Solicit t. Boynton Beach Junior Woman's Club 2. Palm Beach County ~nit, American Cancer Society Mr. Archie moved to approve the applications to solieit~ seconded by Mr. Blanchette. Motion carried 5-0. Police Firing Range Improvements in the amount of $8,870 are still needed to get the range into operating condition. A right of way will be required for an Overpass at N. W. 22nd Ave. and the State Road Department has agreed to pay $77200. This could be used to complete construction on the Police Range. Once it is operating it would probably be self-supporting. Eventually it could become a recreation facility. Chief Huddleston stated that he has the NAR instructors lined up, and had hoped to start firing in 5or 4 weeks. Up to now 90% of the work has been donated, and we have run out of sources. We would like to have the public use these facilities under the supervision of the Police Dept., but the primary concern is the trainin§ of Police personnel. Mrs. Jackson mOved to transfer $7,200 from unappropriated surplus~ sec- onded by Mr. Blanehette. Mayor Wallace asked, since this was the first proposal has anyone gone back to DOT for more money? Mr. Moore felt that there should be an independent appraisal. Mayor Wallace feels the money should be transferred from ........... way. Motion carried 5-0. Mr. Archie asked about insurance for the area? The Chief stated it is insured. Recommendations of Finance Directo~ 1. Purchase of NCR - 400 Magnetic Ledger - Accounting Machine Mr. Artz stated that the primary advantage to this machine is it is a much faster method~ and would have a visible record of the budget. This would also cut down on the time the auditors are here. This would~ however: re- quire an additional cost for ledgers, jOurnals, and program bare. --7-- MIkWdTES REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING DECEMBER 21, 1971 ~ec~nmendations o£ Finance Director, conrad. M~. Archie asked if he is requesting permission to go out for bid? Mr. Artz stated he would like to stay with NCR. Mr. Effron moved to accept Mr. Artz~s request, seconded by Mrs. Jackson. Motion carried 5-0. 2. Policy regarding Signature Cards Mr. Artz recommends that since all of our money is insured we should have two different signatures required on each account in the same savings and loan. He suggested combining two of six authorized signatures in nine different pairs so that we can have nine funds insured for $20,000 each. A resolution will have to be drawn up to this effect. 3. Policy regarding delinquent accounts Mr. Artz recommends placing a lien against property owners who do not pay their utility bills within sixty days. The lien would be released when t~ bill is paid in full. This will motivate people to pay their bills. Council approved of this recommendation. Request of Fire Chief to Trans£er Vehicle The Fire chief requests permission to transfer Rescue ~10 Fire Department Vehicle to the Police Department. Mr. Effron moved to grant approval of this transfer~ seconded by Mrs. Jackson. Motion carried 5-0. Request of Junior Women's Club Request is to park a truck in the City Hall parking lot to collect news- papers for recycling. Proceeds would go to the annual Beauty Pageant. Mr. Archie moved to grant the request of the Junior Women's Club, seconded by Mrs. Jackson. Motion carried 5-0. PropOsal of Cemetery Board The Cemetery Board reeon~ends that the unfinished roadways in Boynton Memorial Park be slurry sealed at a cost of approximately $455~ and the black dirt in the westward portion be levelled at a cost not to exceed $675. Mr. Blanehette moved to approve the recommendation of the Cemetery Board, seconded by Mr. Archie. Motion carried 5-0. -B- MINUTES REGHLAR CITY COUNCIL MINUTES DECEMBER 21~ 1971 List of Payments Made in November Payments made in November total $5647759.24. Mr. Jones recommended they be accepted. Mrs. Jackson moved that the list of payments made in November be ac- eepted~ seconded by Mr. Ef£ron. Motion carried 5-0. ~ Approval of Bills Russell ~ Axon Mr. Effron moved to pay the hill of Russell g Axon: seconded by Mr. Blanchette. Motion carried 5-0. Crabtree Construction Company Neptune Meter Company $ 199045.18 2~070.00 Mr. Archie moved to pay these bills~ seconded by Mrs. Jackson. Motion carried 5-0. OTHER Mr. Archie stated that a petition was received from Sterling Village requesting something be done about a gas station on South Federal Highway. A copy should be sent to the gas station: and request ap- propriate action. If nothing is done another action should be t~<en. Request of Archdiocese Mr. Tucker~ Mr. Rieley and Mr. Fitzgerald represented the Archdiocese of Miami. Mr. Fitzgerald stated in regard to the Ordinance limiting height of bui~dings~ at the time of application for Permit there was no restriction to height. On November 23 an Ordinance was passed~ at <~'~ the time it was considered the Archdiocese came forward with a request to be given a Permit for a 7-story building. It was stated by a member of Council that this was not the time to request a Permit~ but only to consider the Ordinance. The request for a building permit was turned down. Mr. Fitzgerald further stated that it is preferred not to go to court with this: but rather to come hack to Council to again make the request. It is felt that the Ordinance does not affect the Archdiocese because the application was made prior to the Ordinance. P~. Archie moved that the Buildin~ Department be directed to issue the building permit to the ArchdiOcese: seconded by Mr. B!anchette. Motion failed 3-2. -9- MINUTES RECJdLAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING DECEMBER 21, 1971 Meeting adjourned at 9:15 P. M. CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH: FLORIDA Forrest L. Wallace~ Mayor o err B. Ef£ro~ ~Vice Mayor Attest -10- PA~HENT$ 2IADE I~[ gOVEM~ER BY D~TE 1971 i971 1971 1971 1971 1971 1971 1971 1971 1971 1971 1971 1971 .......................... 1971 .......................... 1971 .......................... 1971 ......... 1971 ................. 1971 .......................... 1971 .......................... 1971 1,180.01 13, 080. 16, 794-. ~9 3, 22~. 42 3~, 1 ~2. 3~ 3,049.71 596. 36 5, 797.68 387. 50 25, 4~ 7. 48 6, ~6. 81 159,263. 78 71,012. 70 1, ~54. 03 8, 659. 16 6~ ~145 GENERAL FUND ............................... WAFER S~'STEt¥ R. YENUf FU~VD .................. SEWER REVENUE FUND ......................... WATER DEPOSITORS FUND ...................... SEWER ~ WA~ER DEPOSITORS FUND .............. £EfIREMENT TRUST FUND ...................... PUBLICITY FUND ............................ UTILITY ~ENEBAL FUND ....................... SEWAGE D~ O~ITOR~ FUND ..................... FIREMEN' S RELIEF ~ PEi[SION FU1FD ............ 266, 606. ~ 78, 9(~4. ~1 55, 386. 28 202.5~ 1, 4-83. ~0 1,306.4-7 2, 903. 16 157, 85.5.98 6.50 84-. 1~ 5G~, 739. 2~ 1, 1971 GENERAL FUND 27868 Ozer oF B.B. Pzeer GASH 27870 OrTr oF B.B. P~y ~As~ 27872 ~a. Dmazs~ ~za~ ~/2 T ER 13767 13768 13769 13770 13771 13772 ~$~12 13815 13~14 13820 1 $~21 15B$2 13825 SYSTEIf RETENUE FUND GrTY oB B.B. PETTY GASH ;IRS. I~'A BmLLews Jas. J. JA cE Jo~ F. Gex Gz~ Hor~ ~A~LE~TE SEWER RE~'E~%~JE FUND 3927 Kr~HET~ ~¥o~ 3928 3929 RoBrsr 3930 P~aIC~ DR~oN 3951 J~c~ 3933 G.W. 3934 Jo~ F. 3935 G~ar HeFF SEWER ~ W.4TER DEPOSIT FUND 2075 OrT~ oF B.B. Acc'T K. 2076 CzTY oF B.B. ~ca'~ T. 2077 OITY OF ~.5. ~CC'T E. 0 'Re ~a~E HALL?I~I 56.17 19.26 $9.2¥ 1 ~0. ~ 214,. 67 16. ~9 2.20 l. 24, 4,. 72 2.05 5.20 1.2¢ 12.?0 5.2~ 3.44 1.44 2.9~ ~. 2~ 2.9~ 8.9.42 16.74 5. O0 6. O0 2. O0 9.4,O 3.85 78.39 15.50 7.50 Noir. · 2, 1971 1971 2~ Gz~Y e~ ~.B. Acc'~ R. E. H~ 2081 Oi~ o~ B.B. Ace'~ P. D~o~ 2082 O~z o~ B.B. A~c'~ J. 2083 E~o G. 2084 G~Y o~ B.B. Acc'~ B~8~ G~Y e~ B.B. lcc'~ 2~86 O~Y eF B.B. Acc'~ J. 2~87 Gz~Y oF B.B. Aec'~ R. 20~9 Oz~r oF B.B. Acc'~ H.L. 209~ O~Y oF B.B. Aee'~ G.W. 2~9t OzTr oF B.B. Ace'~ J.F. Cox 2093 G~Y o~ B.B. icc'~ GA~Y Ho~ 2~94 Cr~Y OF B.B. ACC'T 7.50 15.50 15.50 15.50 16.90 7. 50 15.00 18.$0 7. 50 15.50 1 5; gO 15.50 i6. 9~ 1 7.6~ 7.~ ~[ATER D~?O.SITORS FUND 8956 Gr~Y o~' B.B. icc'~ Has. I~'~ BzALsws 7.~0 8957 Or~Y OF B.B. 2CC'T J~s. J. g95~ Czar o~ B.B. ~cc'~ ~as. F. Bz~z~ 7. gO 89~0 G~Y OF B.B. Ace'~ ~as. H. B~u~a 7.50 89~1 C~Y OF B.B. 62. ~0 FIREHEN'S RELIEF ~ PENSION FUND 527 H~O~m 24.27 69.83 ~4. I0 RETIREMENT TRUST FUND 07~8 0~mrm 0749 Fa~m Jo~so~ ~ Woom~ow E~s~ 0754 E~oa P~F~a GENERAL FUND 27873 F,.~. Pow~a ~ L!~s~' Co. 2787~ H~. Jo~T~.~m Hooms 27876 Gr*r o~ B.B. W~m~ Dmm~. 50.58 105.12 71. O0 44.51 75.02 !0.00 20g. 90 429.72 $I, i 80. O1 3, 1971 27877 27878 BL. 27879 TEE TRzvmLERs I~s. Go. WATER SYSTEM REYENUE FUND 13825 FL~. SEWER REYENUE FUND 3936 F~,~. POWER ~ L~em? Ge. 393? O~x eF B.i~. W~TER Dmm~. GENERAL FUND 27880 B.B. WATER SYSTEM REVENUE FUND 13 826 P~ 13827 DoRo~i~x 13829 O~rFFoRm 13830 R,~s~',. SEWER REYENUE FUND 3938 P~ W. 3939 DoRo~2Hy 394~ R. SEWER & WATER DEPOSIT FUND 2095 Om~Y oF B.~. Acc'~ P.W. 2096 ~ e~ B.B. Acc~ D, 2097 G~r o~ B.B. Acc~ R. 2~98 O~Y o~ B.B. Ace'~ D.W. WATER DEPOSITORS FUND ~9~3 GI~'Y OF B.B. Acc'~ R~o~z Mmss.~m~ SEWAGE DEPOSIT FUND 362 MRs. HmR~zy Bz~eza~z~mR 11.24- 78.1~ 1 7~.96 7, 996.59 2, 793.59 2, 793.59 1, ~J96. 86 G93~ 3~ 2, 290~ 24 $13, 672.57 2.2~ · 90 2.2~ 5.20 5.20 9. ~0 8. O0 1G.9~ 15.6~ 15.50 15~5~ 63.4~ 7.50 7.50 7.50 22.50 1.971 UTILITY GENERAL FUND 271 Ca~Tazm GoNsTsu¢zroN Nov. 1971 1971 GENERAL FUND 27881 Fn~. INnzmm N.~vrez~roN Drszar¢~ 27~82 M~. 27883 Has. R~masoN 2788~ Mas. 278~$ T~E B~mm~ ~ T~o~ Uo. WATER SYSTEM REYENUE FUND 15831 R~szm~n & Axon PUBLIOIT!~ FUND 529 G~. B.B. G. UTILITY GEt'ERtL FUND 272 R~ssmL~, ~ Axon 15, 992. 15, 992. G?. 00 67. O0 G?. O0 85. O0 G~?. 90 296.52 &3. 75 630.26 '~$0.26 600.,00 600.00 1,257. 99 1,257.99 GENERAL FUND 27890 G.Q. Jo~ms 109.60 27891 27892 Grey o~ B.B. Po~cm Rm~zam~m~r F, 263.19 27895 Bo~o~ Gr~Y From. G~. U. 1,896.00 27896 S.~m,~ o~ P.B. Go~y 312.0~ 24, 66e. S6 SYSTEH REYENUE FUND Jom~¥ JoH~¢s?om SEWER REVENUE FU~D 3941 G~'r OF B.B. ~-A rl~oL5 F. 165.50 ~ 5 72..$.0 $, 737. 80 1 6¥3. i, 643. $16, 794.09 $~224.42 No~, 5, 197I '-~. 16~1971 RETIRE_~[ENT TRUS? FUND 0755 W. T. 132.24 GENERAL FUND 27897 O~:~Y o~ B.B. W~En Dmm~. 2, 343.75 27898 Gm~m ~¥oo~m 12 5, O0 27~99 Wm~ M~eDowm~ 132. O0 279~0 ]~po's. Lz~m I~s. Go. 323.09 2790~ ~oY~9o~ B. o~gY .. 7~.bO SYSTEI~ REYENUE FUND IYFO ~ ~o I~IF~ INSURANCE WATER 13834 13835 SEWER REYENUE FUND 3942 MF~'s GENERAL FUND 27902 ~. O'B~m~ 27904 OTrY OF B.B. Pm~'Y O~ss 27905 27~06 J~ms WATER SYSTEH REYENUE FUND 13836 U.S. 13837 gz~r OF B.B. PE~Y SEW~2 RE[ENUE FUND INC. GENERAL FUND 27907 £~z, mm~ 27912 Sm~s Rom~cx 7 Go. 27913 Ymm~ Fo~Y GO. 27914 Xm~ox Oo~p. 2791~ Po~m~ P~ 279iG Rxe.~ Me~o~s I~e. 3~. ~4 7.8¢. 7. B3 6. O0 29.69 42.71 15. O0 93 20.45 32.51 32.51 I0. O0 200. O0 43. ~2 5B. 21 13.30 31. ~ 394-. 01 $50,182.34- $3, 04-9.71 596.36 1971 2791 7 EN~m~, ' s 27918 J.~c~ 's 27919 Fn~. Pa~t~z~N~ Ge. 227.2~ 2792~ P~e~a~ g~ze~ Go. 12.~ 27921 27922 ~w-W~l~m~ 27923 F~wm~s 27927 J~e~ H. R~s~sm, ~.D. 27~ 27928 Nmm~a~ 3, 323. WATER SYSTEH REYENUE FUND 13838 L~.B. H~¢erNs 1.84 13~40 Yo~N~ ~ Wz~r~ 5.20 13842 S~ow Co~s~a~c~ro~ 12.70 I3~44 E~s~N Ba~ 2.90 13~4G D~ P~m~em 5.20 13~47 R~SSm~L H~z~ma ~.20 138g0 Lmo Pe~s I. 70 13~g2 ~zm GmLo. ~ Ommm. PRom., INC. 3~.9~ 13858 Pz¢~ Osm~. Go. 25.1~ SEWER REYE~¥UE FUND 394~ No~,~ 3946 S~S~N 3947 CL~YTOm J. 3948 R~SSEL~ Mr~ma 10.1~ 3951 ~ 3952 A.~a~c~ P¢~c Hm~L~s Assoc. 22.50 $953 AnLST~E E~IP.' ~--R~2-~S, ina. 16.50 11. 1971 SEWER ~ WATER DEPOSIT FUND 2099 R:~Y~oNo Wsm~s 15. 2108 Gr~Y eF B.~. Ace'~ Young ~ W~z~r~ 7.~ 2I~2 gr~Y OF B.B. ~cc'~ S~ow Gems~a. lfi. O~ 2104 Or~r o~ B.B. ~ce'~ No~ I~ms~. 15.~ 2186 ~r~Y es B.B. Ace'~ O.J. D~ 15.5~ 21~? Hmssma~ 2108 Or~Y 2109 O~Y o~ B.B. Acc'~ R. Hr~ma 17. G~ 2~1~ Or~Y oe B.B. Aec'~ G.H. G~rme ~.5~ WATER DEPOSITORS 8946 OrrY oF B.B. 8947 Gr~Y or B.B. 894~ OzzY om B..B. 8949 GrTY om B.B. 8550 Or2~ FUND Ace'~ L.D. R~erms ACC '~ Acc'~ Lme Po~s GENERAL FUND 27911 2?935 WATER SYSTEM REYENUE FUND 15851 J. Fs~m Lowgay S_~/ER REYENUE FUND $9~8 J. Famr Lowmsx 7.~ 7. 5~ 7.5~ 7. 50 7. $0 $5, ?9?. 4.71 171.00 5. O~ 14.5.00 344.90 2.20 2.2~ 8. O0 8. O0 T I 11, 12, 1971 1971 SEWER ~ W2TER DEPOSIT FU.~D 2113 CrTY OF B.B./J. Faz~ LowEaY GEh~RAL FUND 27929 OrTr 27950 279~2 B.B. RmT. 279~ So~m~m P~ms Go. 279~1 Geas~ Rzcosms, l~c. 27942 Ezs~ Oozs~ 2794~ H~mm's 27946 S~ 's Spo~ S~o~ 2?947 Smzscm ~ SE~Z~aE B~LLE~N 27949 CHZ~LES E. ~[~mmE~, J~. M.D. 27961 ~'~so:~' $ 279~2 F~sms~o~m 27954 D~x~m 27~5M D~r Bmzcs Dzr~r k~ws Joca~z~ 27957 BES~ ELEC., I~C. 27958 BOWE~' Sa~Lr Go., I~¢. 27959 Tao~rcz~ ~ca~s WATER SYSTEM REVENUE FU~%~D 15~59 Gx~r OF B.B. PzysoL~ Fam~ SEWER 3955 5956 5961 3962 16.90 15.50 11,795.15 25 7. 06 159. 70 $41~ $0 !, 466. ~0 6, 2i 8. $5 56.05 65. G~ 6~. ~ 14;10 16. 14 14-.2~ 9.50 6~. ~ 86, 2~ 95. O0 2~. 85 7. ~ 33.75 9.15 36. O~ 81.~9 16. ~ 93.60 3O. ~1 21, 08~. 1 7 ....... 2, ~00. 21 2, ~00. 21 1,6~6.96 129.55 15.55 1,963.1~ 25,4~7.¥~ GENERAL FU~rD 27960 Gr~r ex B.B. PEz~Y O~ss 10.34 27976 S~ Pce~rsmrN~ Co., INc. 2797~ Cm~ ~F B.B. PE~TY C~sm 27~7~ Cr~r o~ B.B. Pm~r C~s~ 49.18 27~76 ~EN GHO fa. S~ms & Sm~. 108.69 279~ BL. Ca- BL. S~. OF FLa.,INc. 5,211.65 WATER SYSTEH REKENUE FUNE i3860 OrTr OF B.B. Pm,z~r C~sm 5.80 13861 EDWARD LOZ~E~ 1.&~ 16863 FI~E E~rpmmN~ S~ms ~ SmaFrCZ 7.~ 1386~ BA. Ca. BL. Sm. OF FL~. INc. 3~3.17 336.87 SEWER REKE~UE FUffD 3963 Emwzam Lozrma 2.0~ 3965 BOYN~oN ~/EEA-PUMP ~ S~RrNK. S. CORP. 21.36 3966 Borx~o~ ~o SUPP., INC. 11.90 3969 IN~=s~a~z~ E~ze~. 18.~3 3970 SE~CRmST Pm~ao. Co., INc. 42,3~ $.972 CrTY OF B.B. PETTY CZSH ~.~1 $973 ~as Rowsvc~ & Go. 100.28 3S7~ B~. Ca. B~. ~. ~ F~z. INc. 1~8.82 · ovo 15, 1971 1971 1971 SEWER ~ WATER DEPOSIT FUND 2114 GZ~Y OF B.B. AcC'~ E. Lozzma 15.50 2115 C~rY OF B.~. Acc'~ Loc S~ 7.5~ 2117 City OF B.B. ~¢c'~ Tom D~Y 25.50 211~ H~ B~vm Assoc., tmc. ,,~5.~ 459, ~0 GENERAL FUND 27.979 So. PAPEa GO. 125.65 2?984 279~5 ~. L~wy Mowe~ 279~8 ~mN 27989 O¢SLE~ ~0~ 2799~ 27991 27992 S~rVE~SO~ Srr~ S~O~E 96.95 27995 B.L. ~aa~o~s ~r~rN~ 58.76 2799~ Fa~m~oasm E~mc~. S¢~., Ix¢. 21~12 27995 ~c~-E~wzar Go. ~2.16 27996 P~ezar G~m~cz~ Go. 15,60 279~8 1. 740. 75 W~TEB SYSTEM REVENUE FUND 13865 GZTY oF B.B. WATEa Dmp~. $4.14 13871 Holms ~Y Lm~N 12.26 l$872PE~z~$a~A~ PSO~E~rEZ ,,15.81 6~.21 SEWER REVENUE FUND 39?5 ELmc~az-Taomres, Ixc. $976 GENmaZL TOO~ & MZC~Z~E, I~¢. 3979 W~ma Paocmss GENERAL FUND 2BO~l C~ao~zNE BoEzm ~o~ 28004 R.L. GRU~MONS 98.~5 60.00 16.45 212.25 2. 00 2. 00 2. OO I OG..90 $6, 446.81 $2, 18 7. 71 1 ?, 1971 2~005 H~I,$EY ~ ~tFFI~'~ INc. 163.2~ 28099 Vm~r~ S~E~ 143. 0~ 28~11 ~ 's G~a~ G~, I~c. 58. 7~ 2B012 S~L E~E~r~¢ Co. 234.18 28~913 ~s O~Ev. Co. 2801~ ~v. 2~ Oo~m. ~ HE~. 28~16 F~Es~o~m 792.1G 28~19 gE~. ELECt. Co. 28~2~ G~YS~ Ezm¢~. Ge., Ime. G2.~ 28~21 R.L. Gate. ems ~r~e~e 1.25 28022 Im~m~m~ 'L INst. OF H~c. CLE~S 25. ~ 28023 .ff~a~rvms. I~c. 8, 911. O~ 28~25 ~E~OX Go~. 212. 5~ 28~28 Km~E~'$ g~m~ CENTm~, Im¢. 85.35 2B030 3~ ao~r 432.69 2~031 A. Lo,rs S~. J~srm 28033 BE~co~ REs~a~ 93.75 28034 ~seaow Kr~¢oaE Co. 675.~0 2~0~5 As¢~ow KTL¢O~E CO. 701.0~ 2~037 ~ Gs~s~. Ce. 377.28 28~38 S~¢m-~-S.~mm tYOTEL 22.88 28039 Stomas Rom~c~ a Go. 178.0~ 280~0 Sr~Ea Farsm.~ DIv. 41. O0 28~2 L.B. Fos~g~ Ge. 28045 A~s O~m~. Go. 55. G8 2~048 So. Wr~m~s, I~e. 81. O0 280~ S~m~mNSO~ Sm~ S~o~m ~ O. O~ 280~2 E. Oo~s~ P~mm~ Go. 44.1~ 1 7, 1971 W2TER SYSTEH R~K~UE FU~VD 13866 ~l~Ex~mma~ S~ae~s~Y 13867 R~ P~m~m~ 13869 Do~ 13~7~ &Wow 1~874 H~oa Coa~. 1S879 ~z~ 13880 R. O. 15~3 rm~ms~o~m 138~8 B.~.H. S~L~s, INc. 15891 P~C~aD t~2 2.W.K. !S9~G So. WIPEaS, INc. SEWf2 R~TENU~ FUA~D 3980 ALmx~mm~a SmRerm~'smy $981 R~Y Pr~m~zi~rm.~ 5983 Emw~am ZwYmo 5984 P~L 3991 J~m Lmemss 3992 Oxxe~m INC o 20.86 9.20 12. 46 2.$~ 9.14 28. GG ?.$~ 5. GG 5.26 7. ~ 1 7. 50 242, 75 27, 80 19.92 21.99 55.32 92.80 258. 45. Q~ 960. O~ 168. 75 59.79 ~-8. 75 27~. 59 1J.5~ 383.!~ 2, 81 7. 07 lQ. G1 2.9~ ~. O0 5. Q5 5. 05 .24 18.65 1971 3993 3994 3995 3996 399 7 3998 4008 SE~;ER ~ WATER DEPOSIT FUND 2119 Czar oF B.B. A¢ce. ]rr~rc~ BCz, Lrs PUBLICITY FUND 530 Gsz~a o~ 531 Vzznzr D~COaZTrNS GENERAL FUND 28~66 28~67 28~6~ 28061 28Q62 28063 BENZ CNEVaOLET. INc. B.~ G. P~em~c~s 2~65 Prc.~am G~m~.rcz~ 2~0G7 ~Wm~? HzcDowm~ 2~68 Lz~a UN~o_a~z, INc. W~TER 13897 13898 ~13899 SYSTEM REYENUE FUND 405.00 75.00 191.92 22.50 20.70 18.24 74.64 ...... 41!;oo 1,326~:94 25.0~ 38~. !1 I, 59~o 15 1,970.26 51.85 122.13 63. O0 32.35 87.50 $6.8~ 33. 84 209.36 2.49 43. O&;2. ~6 338. 1 ~ 23, 937. 51 19, 197I BERNIE ~ILLEY 700. 44, SEWER REYENUE FUND A~TOPaOD~CTS, INC. 1.67 REF. ~ i~. REF. BOND SINK~-F~mm ~$~ 8~9.~2 3~96.19 SEWER 2120 2121 WATER DEPOSIT FUND ~ITY OF ~.B. ~CC~,~E~NIE g~gy 23. O0 GENERAL FUND 28069 Nas. 28071 C. J. O~s~mx 10.00 28072 BOOKE~ ~OaF~S 10. 28073 To~ 28086 G~Y og B.B. Ps~Y G~s~ 55. 28087 Orrr o~ B.B. P~o~ F,N~ 21,~9.68 28089 G~Y o~ B.B. F~nE.R~.~ P~N.F~ 159. 28090 B. 28091 B.B. OrTr ~.Oamsr~ U~ro~ 1~976.00 WATER SYSTEH REVENUE FUND 139~2 GZTY OF B.B. PETTY 13906 Ro~aT J. KELLE~ 5.20 1390~ O~rY oF B. B. P~YaO~ F~ 3,548.33 13908 P~ZLL~ J. F~E~N~ 13909 Zr~m-S~rzm 2~. 15910 fo~ D~nx 51.84 13911 Has. H~aoLm ~PPLETON 13912 K. · W~ OO~STn~e~rom G. 90 13913 HemES BY LEoN 2.22 169~4 R. L. S?mw~R~ SEYER REVENUE FUND 4003 CITY oe B. B. PmTTY G~sm 20.07 4004 G~TY OF B. B. P~Yno~L F~ND 1,764.48 4005 Rosm~ KmL~ma 10.!0 159.263.7~ 19, 22, 1971 400G JOSEP~ 4009 E~m~.~oa J. · ~1! Tom ~OtB Jom~ 401g B. ~. SEWER ~ WATER DEPOSIT FUND 2122 2125 2124 2125 2126 2!2? 212~ 2. O0 £. 64 3. 05 4. O0 5.45 5.05 4. O0 1,828.-4~ Sm~m 15.00 OF B.B. Acc?.RosmaT J.£mz~m~ 17.60 OF BB Acc~.Jesmp~ A. BoY~E, J~. 15.50 o~ BB ACcT.ELE~NOa J. W~LTmaS 16.9~ BB Acc~.Ps~Lrm J. F~m~N~ l?.G~ BB Acc~. Z~xm-ga'z~m 50.00 BB AccT. Ho~ms BY Lmom BB AccT. R. L. STmw~ IT. GO BB AccT. Nzcm P~o~m 17. G¢ ?.50 LLOYB ~ BOWDMN WATER DEPOSITORS FUND ~¢51 OT~Y o? BB ACCT. 8952 H~em L. B~mma UTILITY GENERAL FUND 274 C~m~amm Go~s~cT~o~ Go. GENERAL FUND 28~?G U. S. POStmaSTEr~ 3B SYSTEM REMENUE FUND J.A.S. S~mea~¢ Bm~L Tm~. WA TER 13915 1391 ? 13918 15919 1392¢ 7. 5~ 50. O0 ~7.50 27,515.11 483.55 $?9. e¢ 2. 35 ..... 16.14 $4.45 71,012. 213~ OrT~ OF BB AccT.J.~.S. 32.5¢ 2 WATER DEPOSITORS FUND 8953 G~Y o~ BB AccT. ENEP~L FUND 807~ HmR~ERT B. 8079 ~o~ E~w~ R~s~ 8080 ~ E~w~ R~s~ 8081 BES~ E~m¢~rc, I~¢. 0082 BmS~WE~ Om~rc~ I~sTa~mm~ Co. INC. B~wEN SUPPL~ Co., INC. ~N~EL ~ S FR~NK~O~SE ELEC, SUPPLY, INc. 281~4 28~08 28109 SYSTEM REFENUE FUND EArL W. KELLER WATER 13921 13922 13923 13924 1392~ 13926 15927 5.00 5. O0 100. O0 6.00 194~00 12~10 92.00 11~50 163~ 6~ 51 ~ 32 5~ 72 207~ 79 2, 07~ O0 ~5~ Oo 1 ~0~ O0 5, 146~ 76 .i8 2~ 25 ¢6~ 24 662. O6 t2~ 7~ 1,454.03 .~0 Vo 1971 13930 A~C g~mm~ E~mc~oas, I~c. 990. O0 13~33 ~. ~ H. SZLmS, I~c. 318.~0 SEWER ~01 7 REVENUE FUND O. T. BOWLES ELse?aXe O~LR S~am~m L~ma Co. 2.00 232.9~ 29.10 2¢. 1~ 294. ~ SEWER ~ WATER DEPOSIT FUND 2136 O~TY OF BB Ae¢~.WN.J. Dowm 2137 Oz~r OF BB Acc~. E~ W. Km~ma 2158 GzT~ om BB 2139 21~0 1~. ~0 7.~0 17.60 t5.50 ltl. ~0 8G. 60 WA TER DEPOSITORS FUND 15. O0 ltl. O0 OENERAL FUND 28110 Jml~aY S. MOFFrT~ 28111 fxx B~xm~ ~ T~YLoa Go. 28113 ~xa. Oo~cam~m Ta~s. Sma~. ~ ~A~OpaomucTs, INc. ~811~ ~OYNTON ~UTO SUppLL INC. 2811 ? DENON BarcK L~nms, INc. 28118 ENor~cmEnrNo H~¢rCrNE Go., INc. 2812~ Frams~oN~ 28122 Gmo. W. Few~a Go., INc. 28123 Fa~Nx~o~sm EAse. SuppAy, I~c. 28124 O~oa C~vma~ Co. 28125 Ooam Nmwsm~p~s Co. 9~. O0 I39.85 22. O0 25.13 52.85 38. O0 I8.95 225. O0 I8.90 42.90 631.10 18.75 28.95 ,90.82 1,047..59 3. 36 659.16 2G, 1971 2~12~ Yoxsrz's SsoE S~oa~ 28130 J~c~'s O~a~ O~E~ WATER SYSTEH REYENUE FUND 13934 F~STONE 13935. A~ZN~rC N~T'L BX. OF 13936 Jz¢m's Oomc~T~ P~m~o SEWER REYENUE FUND ~2t ¢025 Fzams~o~m 4~26 ITT H~aLow PUBLICITY FUND GENE:~L FUND 28132 HELEN 28133 J~Nrcm O. 28134 Ez~ O. 2815~ LI~Y H. 28137 H~x 28130 ~ar~ R. 28139 2814.0 28141 28! 4.2 2814-3 2814-4- 2814-5 2814-6 28147 2814-8 2814-9 ~TAr~YN ~. FLOOK ~LE~NOa PUFFER Doao~r S~ma~ JEaN COTTRILL ~LENE JOSNSON PaYaOLL 81.2~ 29.96 40.34. 28.73 2,789.7~ 36.~7 ~' 1,375.59 9 5. eo 2,4.~6.66 92. O0 lZ~G. 3~ 5. 35 13.4~ 192, ~5 28.62 4-77. 72 332.9~, 332. 90 6, 007. 04- 25. OO 25. O0 20. ~0 2~. 00 20. O~ 20. ~0 20. O0 20. ~0 20. O0 20. ~0 20. O0 20. ~0 15, 000. 04 271.15 162. 4-8 333.66 1, 4-51. O0 26, 28~I Mr~mams A. Domso~ 281~ FRANCES J. 7ANDEFENDEa 28157 28158 28160 281~l 281 ~2 28163 2~1¢5 28t6~ 28167 28168 28169 2~t 7! 281 72 28! 73 2~ 74 281 75 28177 28~ 79 28~80 28~3 28t~8~ 28188 281~9 28190 28192 6, 303.54 20. O0 20. O0 20. O0 20. O0 20. O0 20.00 20. 00 20,,OO J W~ soN- To~ma/Xma~-N¢ G~E O~m~. Coa~. 66G. 60 NCR Srs~m~m~z~ Bmr. 79.47 Prcz~ a~m~r¢~! 00. 33. !2 RECa~zTro~ S~zms Go. 93. 5~ Rrcm MOTORS I~c. G$. 7~ RrN~m~ N~marz~s ¢o~p. 38. 00 Dzvm Sxr~m & Co., Is¢. 497.83 S~=~m F~. P~TS ~ S~m~y, Im=. ~. ~ So~e~m P~pm~ Ob. GS. 5~ Asv~cE ~r~ ~o~m. & Hm~r,v~ 82.5~ BE~Z CS~vso~ Isc. 1~. 6~ Brsc~rss Fram Eearp~mN~ Go. G¢.25 or 's Bo r ~o~ S~ ~o., I~c. ~1.12. 7~7~ Oo~a~ Rmcoa~$, I~e. 60. ~0 R. L. Ga~.~o~s Par,vTr~a 2Jr. 50 SE~C~ES? Pm?a~L~um Ge.. INc. 78..~7 Rrcm No.oas. INc. ~5.26 So=T~ ~z. P~a~s ~ Septet, I~c. 68.84 Joa~ HYn~ ¢~ res 20,12 C. J. O¢Z~Er 15.00 ELL zs HcAao r 10. O0 BOOXE~ NOaF~Z 5. O0 F~. g~s~ Oozs~ RR Co. 205. 93 2 7, 234. 6~ 29, 1971 !971 WA PER 13937 13938 13939 13940 13941 1 $942 13943 1 $945 SZSTEM REYENUE FUND ~;ES¢O DEFELOP~IENT CON. p, CITY OF BB-PAY~OLL F~mm B~owz~m P~p ~ S~pRAY Co. DONALB ~. HARFZY SEWER REYENUE FUN~ 4027 CITY OF BB-P.~YaOZ, Z, 4028 L~oY~$ o~ Bo~ox Bz~c~ 403~~ U. S. 4~34 G. f. Bow~ms E~EcT~ze Go. SEWERS W2TER DEPOSIT FUND 2142 2143 GrTY 2144 C~TY RETIREHENT TRUST FUND 0756 Rm~I~m~m~ PLies, I~¢. GENERiL FUND 28195 CI~Y OF 28196 28197 OITY OF BOYNTON BCm.-PETTY CASH I39~8 SYSTEM REVENUE FUND WEsco D~E~Op~R~ Coap. CI~Y OF BB-PE~TY 6.30 2, 9~. ~! 4, 854. O0 339. 88 113.49 88. 20 2, 007. 40 16, 00 18.90 36.20 9.60 120. ~ 199. O0 22.77 249.43 8. O0 2~ ~8 7. 75 7.50 7. 50 15.50 800. O0 800. O0 11.94 11.71 7.66 $~.65 46.~9 39,455.06 30, 1971 SEWER REYENUE FUND 4038 Oz~r OF BB-PmT~Y 4039 OrTY OF BE-PmT~Y GENERAL FUND 2~201 F~. i°wa. 2~202 G~F 0~ Go~m. 282l~ Be~'s B~atc~ms 2~1¢ DE~Y ~E~eN ~TLY ~EWS JOUaN~L 2~2~5 F~s~ S~x'& 2~217 D~m~m B~mcx Y~ss, I~c. 2821~ F~racmr~ ~o~¢c~s Oo~P. 2821~ FIRESTONE ~2~ F~. ELEC. HTRS. ~ E~u~p., INC. 2~B~ FLORID~ BEC~E~TI~N ~SSN. 2825~ T~rL L~w~ Howma SzLms ~ SEa~. INC. 2~$~ O'Ba~E~, S=~ ~ O'Ba~N, INC. 2~2~5 Rose Oza 3.30 2e. 15 23. 4.g 5221.32 6, 4'91.13 1,955.67 55. O0 34.. 80 208.81 t $6.9~ ~. O0 7~. ~0 87. 6~ 25, 000, O0 1 7.20 22~. O0 81. ~G ~. ~0 122, ~7 1 7~. ~0 $8. ~0 5 70~ 60 1~ O0 21. 9~ 51.29 667.63 30, B~2~1 Da. ~za~s E. W~L~N~a 28242 X~ox Coam. 32.00 255.96 7~.11 496.27 W2TER SYSTEH REVENUE FUND 13550 FLo~z~z Powza ~ Lr~z~ Go. 2,33i.03 15952 ~u~ep~e~vc~s, INc. 12.£5 13954 Fa~Nzmo~s~ SEWER REYEk-UE FUND ~ FL~. Pw~. ~ L~ Co. 1, 55~. 73 4041 W~m~ Dmp~/Oz~Y OF BB G6~.2~ 4~4Z G.f. Bew~zs E~c. 9~. ~ WATER DEPOSIT FUND Oz~Y OF BB/~ee~. ~ma N~cmo~s ~7.6~ O~Y eR BB/AccT. Nas. Omzn~ms G~m~m~ ~?.G~ SEWER 21~6 2!49 UTILITY GENERAL FUND _ 100. 000.00 100, 000. O0 145,