Minutes 07-20-71MINUTES OF REGULAR CITY COUNCIL ~'{EETING HELD AT CITY HALL~ BOYNTON
BEACH~ FLORiDA~ TUESDAY~ JULY 20~ 1971~ AT 7:30 P. M.
PRESENT:
Forrest L. Wallace~ Mayor
Robert B. Effron~ Vice i~yor
Mrs. Emily Jackson~ Councilwoman
John L. Arehie, Councilman
Harold Blanchette ~ Councilman
C. Q. Jones, Jr., City Manager
Gene Moore~ City Attorney
Mrs. Tereesa Padgett~ City Clerk
Mayor Wallace called the Regular Meeting of the City Council to order
at 7:30 P.M. -
The Invocation was given by Harold Hopkins ~ Superintendent of Public
Works, follo.~o by the Flag Salute led by ~rs. Jackson, Councilwoman.
Introduction of Guests
F. C. Van Deusen~ Senior Citizens
John Stevens~ Ridgewood Homeov~ers Association
Robert Beyrer: ~nited Boynton Civic League
Albert Wehrell~ Boynton Isle - Lee ~nors Association
Dave Roberts, High Point
Jim O~Meara~ Chamber of Commerce
R. B. Vastine, Leisurevilte
MINUTES - Regular meeting~ July 6~ 1971
~s. Jackson made a correction on the ~irst page: Dorthea Hendrix~s name
is incorrest~ it should be Dorothy Henriques.
M~. Archie moved that the minutes be accepted as corrected~ seconded
by Mr. Blanehette. Motion carried 4-0. Mayor Wallace was absent from
the July 6th meeting.
P~U.~LIC AUDIENCE
John Andrasko asked to speak on Item B Old Business.
John Rayle asked to speak on Item A New Business.
Mr. Jones stated that Mr. De Cosmo and Mr. Timm might like to speak
on Item D, New Business. ~
1
John C eamy: 160 South Bird.: stated that he has read about the feasi-
bm~mty study connected with the Turnpike. He asked if this would be
advisable with 1-95 coming through with many exits. He does not think
that people would pay when there is a new road that is free. Why not
wait until the traffic pattern changes?
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MIk~TES
REGULAR CITY COUNCIL
JULY 20~ 197!
.PUBLIC AUDIENCE, cont'd.
t, ip. Archie answered that there are only two exits from I-9S; have bee'n
waiting 6 years for this road and have not seen a start of it in this
area. They seem to skip from one spot to another. When it is started
it will be years before it is finished.
_LEGAL
Ordinances - 1st Readir~
ProDosed N~. 7L~20 - Amendin9 the Building Code (on the Table)
Mr, Jones reported that No. 71-20 is ready to be discussed administra-
tively at Workshop. Remains on the Table.
0_rd~ No. 7t-21 - Clqange in zoning from R-t to R-2
East 50' of W. 356,07~ of Lot 7, Lanehart S/D, Monour Request
i'.~. Moore read Ord. No. 7t-21. Mr. Effron moved that Ord. No. 71-21 be
passed on first reading~ seconded by Mrs. Jackson. Motion carried 5-0.
Proposed No. 71-22 - providing additional pension benefits for Police -
Fire personnel
Mr. Jones .ecommendea that Ord No. 71-22 be deferred to Workshop for
clarification.
Mrs. Jackson moved that Ord. No. 71-22 be tabled, seconded by }L~ Blan-
ehette. Motion carried 5-0.
R_~esolution No. 71-X - Appointing a City En~qineer (on the Table)
[~'i~. jones r commendeo that the item be removed ~rom the table and de-
leted from the Agenda: as the candidate has declined acoeptin9- the po-
sition. He further recommended that we re-advertise for applications.
He stated that he received a call fr~o~ the Dept, of Community Affairs in
Tatlahassee that a Federal grant of ~_8~800 for our planning activities
has been approved~ and they will be contacting us later to work out
details of a con~act.
Mrs. Jackson moved to delete Res. No. 71-X from the Agenda, seconded bY
Mr. E~fron. Motion carried 5-0.
b~. Effron mentioned a resume that had been received in the mail and
suggested the City ~,~nager arrange an interview.
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MINUTES
REGULAR CITY COUNCIL ~'i~ETING
JULY 20~ 1971
C
OLD BUSINESS
~eview actions taken at last Council meeting (Mayor)
On the Mayor's return to the City~ finding that action has been taken
on a Fisea~ Agen~ he had ~ ~
- sever,az questions that he would tike to have
clarified before signing the contract.
In going back over the materials Mayo~ Wallace notioed a difference in
the original figure stated by Russell $ Axon and the figure on the con-
tract. Unless it is a typographical error there is a difference of
$49~500.
He asked if %~ need a lesser amount vmu!d the gentleman still receive
$7~500: the same as if v~ go a higher amount.
He raised a question about going out for bid.
He asked if the Attorney fee would be paid by the Fiscal Agent.
Mr. Mocre stated that it would.
After considerable disoussion Mayor ~tlace asked if this contract is
what Council agreed to. He requested that Vice-Mayor Effron be in-
structed to sign the contract,
~yor Wallace also questioned the license that v~s issued for waste
collection and the possibility of a feasibility stuGy.
Mrs. Jae!~on moved to have a feasibility study on this. ~VOr Waltaee
handed the gavel to Vice Mayer Effron and seconded the motion. Discus-
sion ensued re Roberts Rules of Order and motion was no~ voted on.
Pl~t of Sutton Manor
Mr. Andrasko was present at the meeting,
Mr~ Moore read Ord. ~:71-23. Mrs. Jackson moved that Ord. ~71-25 be
passed on first reading~ seconded by Mr. Blanchette. Motion carried 5-0.
There is a Quit Claim Deed to be held in eserow~ filed in ~'~s. Padgett~s
office - signed by ~.Ip. and ~t~s. Andrasko.
P!ar will be recorded with the County upon receip= of the bond
Request of Mrs. Grace T. Roberts for Quit Claim Deed on easement (On the
Table
Mr. Jones reported that this item has been s~ttled. The property is in
process of being sold with the easement remaining.
Mr. ~rehie moved that the item be removed from the table and deleted:
seoonded by Mr. Effron. Motion carried 5-0.
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MINUTES
REGUL.%R CITY CO~dNCEL MEETinG
JULY 20, 197i
OLD BUSINESS, conrad.
Report on Low. Cost Housing Problems
Mr. Moore reported there is a speei~ic statute: copy of which Council
has received. It sets up a clear cut procedure re this~ and it appears
that Council would be responsible for a lengthy period under which they
would govern this entire operation from almost an autonomous standpoint.
1~. Moore suggested and recommended that Council read the statute and
study it to see i~ they have questions on it before report is made.
Mr. Jones said it may have been the intent of Council to consider an
urban renewal program and at meeting with representatives in Attanta
they indicated that an urban renewal program should not be included
as part of low cost housing program.
~a~tsca requested this subject be considered further at a future
workshop meeting.
Establish Future Plans for Public Beach
Mr. Archie moved that the City oppose fencing the Beach and oppose
charging a fee to any and ali people~ seconded ~y Mr. Effron. Motion
carried 3-2. ~rs. Jackson and ~r. Blanchette voted ~no~.
Proposal for Vocational Technical High School
Mr. E££ron reported that a group met with the County Commissioners~
those present were Jim O'Meara, Walter Dutch, ~. Jones and ~. %~llace.
The request was for the 86 acres /mmed/ately contiguous to the City's
20 acres. The purpose of the large request 9~s to assure getting the
land we needed. The land adjacent to ITV would not be sufficient,
previously we agreed to offer the 20 acres east of Congress and south
of 23rd Avenue. The County Commission voted to give the School Board
20 of the County's 86 acres. ~e ~ot the amount of acres %,~e needed.
FEC Railroad Proposal
A form of agreement was established for sharing the cost o~ installing
and maintaining safety gates at the 6 unguarded crossings.
Mr. Arehie moved ~o have a contract dra%m up with FEC for the 6 cross-
ings at $12~000 each and maintenance $650 each crossing, cost shared
equally, seconded by ~.ir. Blanchette.
Mr. Moore added that the Railroad agreed to pay the entire cost and
allow 4 years for the City to pay.
Motion carried 5-0.
MI,'%TdTES
REGUL~R CITY CO[kNCIL 1.~ETI_NG
07dLy 20 , 1971
OLD BUSiq~ESS ~ conrad,
Extension of sewer line to Property of Vincent Molle
The City agreed to pay to extend force main from manhole to west
property line, and Mr. Mo!ie agreed to pay for cost of the line within
his property plus the dual pump.
Mr. Amchie moved that this action as agreed be acaomplished~ seconded
by Mms. Jackson. Motion carried 5-0.
NEW BUSINESS
Receipt of Petit_ion from Rmdqe~ood Hills Homeo~qers Associaticn
go~hn Rayle, 516 N~ W. 5rd St.~ presented a petition on behalf of
Ridgewood Hills Homeo~,~ers in protest against the zoning code to
rezone the area down.~r~.
the
The Petition is signed by 117 members in the Community~ all of whom
are homeo%ulers.
Mr. Archie Stated tl%at this is going to come up as a Master Plan
change at the hearing in October. This should come up at that time.
The Petition was~_-ecemvea' ~ by Council,
It was suggested that the Planning g Zoning Board be allowed to go out
~or public hearing and make changes~ have a second meeting and then
have Council go out for public hearing.
_~r. Amchie moved that the Planning & Zoning Board be authoz~ized to go
out ~or first public hearing ~or new Master Plan the last week in
August~ secondeo, by M~. B!an~n=tte.
that tn~mr community is a high standard and are very
Mr. Rayle stated · '~'
proud of it. Ask that the zoning be ~aised ~o R-~AA rather than
lowered.
The motion carried 5-0.
Request of Bpynton %?est Development Corp.
The request is for overhead lines on 1Sth Ave. running into the Leisure-
ville a~ea, The Ordinance states that all lines will be undemground.
Mr. Archie moved that the request be denied and all lines be under-
ground~ seconded by Mrs. Jackson. Motion carried 5-0.
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MINUTES
REGULAR CITY COUNCIL ~'~ETING
~dLY 20~ 1971
NEW BUSIN~SS~ cont~d.
Proposal for Participation in Joint Communit~ Holiday Activities
Mayor Weed of Ocean Ridge and i~. 0~Meara, Chamber of Commerce~ have
proposed that the City consider a joint 4th of July celebration~ and
consider inviting Hypolu×o and Manalapan. At this time it is only
to get an indication of interest.
Mr. Arehie moved that this item be researched to the fullest extent~
seconded by Mr. Effron. Motion carried 5-0.
Josep~ De Cosmo - Discuss existin~ conditions at 209 S. E. 6th Avenue
Mr. De Cosmo stated that he spoke to the Building Official and the
City PL~nager about the condition at S. E. 6th Avenue and 7 months
later the most that has happened is it has grown worse.
Mr. De Cosmo stated that it is a junk yard and is hazardous to the
safety and welfare of the citizens. He mead portions of Omd. 762-9
and ~63-17. He urged Council to enfomce the Ordinances of the City-
Mr. Jones stated that every action that is possible within the Or-
dinance has been ~aken. It is zoned M-i and i~ the wall is to be
required then a change would be necessary in the Ordinance.
Lay~on Timm stated that he is properly licensed and runs a legitimate
business. He has the materials on his property ~or the building of
a fence and a building and he has the building permit. He stated that
there is nothing on his property that is junk - it is all usable
material for his business.
Mr. ~zchme stated that Mr. De Cosmo and Mr. Timm were getting into
personality differences that the Council is not interested in. Coun-
cil is interested in the improvement of the Ordinance.
Mrs. Jackson moved that the City Manager and City Attorney work on
amending the Ordinance~ seconded by Mr. B!anchette. Motion carried 5-0.
A DMINISTP~ TIVE
Application for Pe~it to So_mczt Military Order of the Cootie
7/21/'71 to 9/5/71 ~
Mrs. Jackson moved that the request be granted and the fee waived~
seconded by Mr. Arabic. Motion carried 5-0.
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MIt~/TES
REGULAR CITY COUNCIL P~ETING
JULY 20: !971
ADM~[~ISTI~TIVE ~ cont~d.
..Bicycle registration (Mrs. JacksoD)
Mrs. Jackson stated that bicycles are being stolen~and asked if it
would be possible to registez~ the bicycles with the Police.
Chief Huddleston mentioned that ir would mean more personnel and cost.
Mm. Rayle added that in tY~ past he had a Scout troop that took ea~e
of this. Suggest that some youth g~oup in the City i~ approached
would be willing to do it.
Mayor %%~allace stated that bicycles seem to be the coming thing~ and
that the Recreation Director could dimect some type o~ program fo~
bicycle safety.
Mr. Arohie moved that this be tumned over to the Rec_~eation Directoz~,
seconded by l.[rs. Jackson. MotiOn caPmied 5-0,
List of Payments made in June
Mr. Amebic moved that the
seconded by Mms. Jackson.
Approval of Bills
Russell g ~×on
F. E, C. Railroad
Motion carmied 5-0.
Advance Ai~ Conditioning
Archie moved that the bills
list o~ payments made in June be accepted~
Motion cammied 5-0.
~ 1~090.43
1: 354,05
2: 782 . 50
be paid, seconded by Mr.
Pavement of Portion of N. E. 7th St-~eet
~31anche rte.
This was discussed at workshop and action is needed on paving 7th Street
up to 8th Avenue on a 50-50 basis and consider in the budget for next
year paving the remaindem at the City's expense.
Mr. Amchie moved to authomize the City Manager to go ou~ £o~ bid to
pave N. E. 7th St. fmom 7th Ave. to 8th Ave.~ and include in the
1972 budget study a figuPe to reeonstruct~ pave and provide drainage
and sewer rom N, E. 7th St. fmom 8th Ave. north to 10th Ave.
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MIkrdTE S
REGULAR CITY COUNCIL t~ETING
JULY 20~ 1971
.OTHER ~ cont ~ d.
Motion was seconded by ~s. Jackson.
ADJOURnmeNT
Meeting adjourned at 9:20 P. M.
Attest:
Motion eamried 5-0.
CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH~ FLORIDA
Formest L. Wallace~ Mayo~
Robert B. E~£mon~V~ybr
.~ L.~rehie~ Councilman
~!m L. B~_~Fe~Cte~-CounciLman
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J~Nm 1971
J~NE B, 1971
J~Nm $, 1971
JuNto ~, 1971
JuNto 7, 1971
9, I971
IQ, 1971
1~, 1~71
J=~ I ~ ,
JUNE 1~,
J~NE I~, 1~?1
~$, 1971
~, 1971
$~ 1971
8, 899. 6,5
3, 529.65
2, 232.65
27, 888.23
446.21
65, 890. 50
~, 599. O0
l. 589. 90
25, 98~ G8
9 5.65
$, 142~ 5i
82, 084~ 22
~, 669. 98
21
00, 080~ 28
~33,761.26
GENERAL FUND ............................... 190, 331.36
WATER SYSTEM REYENUE FUND .................. Gl,lC4.?2
SEWER REYENUE FUND ......................... 42, 156.05
WATER DEPOSITORS FUND ...................... 127.50
SEWER ~ WATER DEPOSITORS FUND .............. 33, 7?5. ?3
RETIREMENT TRUST FUND ...................... 40B.£7
UTILITY GENEBAL FUND ....................... 100,909. G5
FIREMEN'S BELIEF ~ PENSION FUND ............ 84.~0
POLICE RETIREiYALVT FUND ..................... 458.8?
PUBLICITY FUND ............................. £, 8G9.51
GIYIC CENTER BOND SI:¥KI~G FU;gD ............. 1,487.50
~-33, 761.26
MADE IN JUNK, 1971
1971
OEN~RAL FUND
26695 E,~LSmY & OarFFr~H, r~c.
26694 Cr~r OF B.B., PZTTY
26695 Cr~r o~ B.B., PmT~Y
26696 B.B.
26697 ~x~r or B.B. Wa~m~ DrafT.
WATER SYDTE~I BEYENUE FUND
SEWER REYENUE FUND
$616 Or~r op B.B. Pmz~Y O.~sm
$617 Or~¥ op B.B. W.~ma Dmm~.
SEWER & WATER DEPOSIT FUND
1 785 Fa.~m Ymmza
RETIREMENT TRUST FUND
0716 Rsmz O.~rE~
071 70~rJm WaL~,z¢m
0718 F~zyx Jomsso~
0719 Woom~ow E~r~$~r
0?20 E~E~Os P~FFm~
FIREMEN~S RELIEF&
PENSION FUND
PUBLIOITY FUND
489 Mrss B,B. Pa~E~m~
85.09
45.28
75.75
524. 05
75 ~
~498.63
6.11
G. 11
470.60
7.50
7.50
50. 58
1 $5.12
71.00
~. 51
75.02
24.27
450.00
460.00
1971
1971
~ENERAL FUND
26699 CzaaLms Fammeazcm 500. O0
26700 GmNm Mooam 32 5. O0
SG?Ol Cr?Y oe B.B.
26702 Wm~v~ ~cDowm~ 132. 00
2G?03 D.B. B~ Nmws-Jo~am~m 3.00
WA?ER $1'S?EN REFENUE FUND
GENEP~L FUND
26707 B,B. Fram Dmm~.
26708 FAa. E.
BG709 R~ssmL~ & Axon
2G710 Caa,. Emsm
RLICITY FUhD
GENERAL FUND
26712 L~wsoN
2671~ Mas.
26714 ;fas.
2~71~ Mas.
2G716 Nas.
£671 ? Nas.
26718 Mas.
267~~ Has.
BG?~O Mas.
26721 H~s.
26722 Nas.
26723
2672~
26725 Nas.
26726 Nas.
26727 Nas.
26'728
26729 Mas.
26750 Mas.
2~.00
50~. ~0
$$. ?£
I0. O0
L~O0. O0
1,500.00
60.00
25.00
25.00
20.00
20.00
20.00
20.00
20.00
20.00
1~.3~
18.3~
20.~0
20.00
20.00
20.00
20.00
20.00
20.00
20.00
$$.529.65
$2,232.65
JUNE
1971
7, 1971
1971
26733 ffz~'~ Ass'N. o~ FI~E Im~ms~.
2673~ A.~.~.
26765 H. ~. Wr~so~ Co.
26?39 B.B. Rm~xaxmmm~ ?a. FuND
26740 Bor~o~ Cr~r From. Ca. U~rom
WATER
13589
13390
13391
SYSTEM REFENUE FUND
U. S.
A.W.W,A.
CI~'r OF B.B. Pzraor.~
SEWER REYENUE FUND
3618 City o~' B.B. PArao~r. F~Nn
GENERAL FUND
26743
26746 Iaz
WATER SYSTEM REYENUE FUND
15592 Mze~'s, LIFE INS, Go.
SEWER REYE~UE FUND
3619 Mr~ ' s. LImm INs. ~o.
~ENERAL FUND
26747 ~I~x om B.B.
WATER SYffTEMREYENUE FUND
20.00
12.00
10.00
45.00
24.00
I9,550,72
226.05
152.60
636.41
1,634.00
15.00
20°00
12.00
3~625.83
5,657~83
1, 47~. 42
42.43
352.62
19.50
16.00
450.55
9. lC
6.48
264, 98
5. O0
269.98
32' 59 ;
$27. 888.25
$44 G. 21
J~E 10,
1971
1971
1971
SEWER REYEIIUE FUFD
3620 BmR. ~ IMpa. Bmr. Bomm Srmm. F.
OI¥IO OENTEB BOND SINKING FUND
491
GENERAL FUND
26?49 D~ar~ ScHmrmv
26750 lsv ?mm. S~v. ~ Lo~ oR L.W.
R67~1 J~mms B. l~eG~¢~rma~, J~.
GENERAL FUND
267~2 B.B. Ox~Y
267~4 R~mo Oo~m.
267~6 AL~ N~q~ZST
26757 H~o~ Eomxz~s
26758 Gz~Y oy B.B. Po~cm Dmp~.
26759 Jm~ Lmm Nc G~aocx
26760 Bommzm
WATER
13394
13395
13396
13397
13398
13399
13~00
SYSTEM REYENUE FUND
H~oLm R. Homxr~s
How~am M~LLO~Y
H~aOLD
SEWER REYENUE FUND
3621HzaoLm
3622 fmmvo~
3623 J~cq~ms R~cm~am
3624 Fa~¢ms B~x~ma
SEWER & WATER DEPOSIT FU~B
1785 Cr~r OF B.B. Acc'~ Km~om R~mm~m
1786 Crvr OF B.B. A¢c'~ Jz¢~ms Rrcmz~m
30, 534.60
30, 534.60
1.487. 50
100.00
4,000.00
4,399,00
34.24
81.44
100.1.0
I0.0~
150.00
99.00
80.00
21.40
330.00
2.24
1.04
.04
1.94
2.20
10.10
8.00
.86
2.00
20.96
17.60
1~. 50
17.60
$6~,890.~0
$4,399.00
10,1971
1787 OrTr oF B.B. Ae¢'T D.
1788 Oryx or B.B. Aec'~ B.
1789 Or~r OF B.B. Ac='T J.
1790 Or~"r oF B.B. A¢¢'~ F.
PUBLIOITY FUi¥D
1971 ~E~FERAL FUND
26762 Ox~r oF
26763 ~zTr oF B.B.
26764 Omar oF B.B.
267G~ OIvr oF
26'766 Ox~r oF B.B.
OF B.B.
OF
2G~71
267?2
26774
POLICE ~ETXREo
UNZO~
l?.GO
7. 50
7.50
300.00
36.82
38.77
16.23
54.92
11,862.99
237.30
1,268..00
5,969;90
45.00
35.00
$~,589.90
14, 1971
WATER SZSTEM REVENUE FUND
134010zTr oF B.B.
13402 ffxTr OF B.B.
SEYER REYENUE FUND
3625 Oz~r OF B.B.
3626 CrTr OF B.B.
26775 l~zrm MrcmmL~
26777 A~z~s C~r~Ro~r~ 6'0.
26778AmrmRTZSERS P~mSS. I~c.
26779A~m~
26780 A~m~ CsE~rcz~ Co
26781
26782 AaTo~ao~acTz, Irc.
INc.
30; 77
309.36
340. 13
14.27
404; O0
418.2 ?
50. O0
100~ O0
78. 46
71.90
87.65
150. 15
1, $43. O0
1 7~.25
38. O0
$23, 984.68
J~NE ~4. 1971
26784 BE~z CmEr'~OLm~, I~/C.
26785 Bms~ ELEC~'R~C, INC.
26786 BO-mEA P~rmT~ Co,, I~¢.
26787 BoY~ToN A¢~o S~r, I~c.
26790 C~a~
26791 C~r~oNs Co., INc.
26792 E. Co~sT P~PER
26795 ~r~EE~r~¢ N~¢~. Co., I~¢.
26796 FI~ms~o~m
ELECT~ ~UPP. a~ INC~
B~. ~a. BL. Ss. OF F~z., INc.
26809 Cr~r OF B.B. W~Tma DEPT.
1!.08
32. O0
28,80
$$Io00
135o83
~.15
WATER SYSTEM REYEA~UE FUiYD
1640~ ~L~mm W~LO~ZZ~E & G~m~. P~o~., I~c.1,11~.75
I5~05 A~rmo Comsat. P~om. S~LES, I~¢. 372.50
18406 ~o~ao~c~s, I~c. .6~
13608 C~r~ 0o. 89.11
13~09 E. Co~s~ P~E~ C~.
1 ~ 9t2.19
SEWER BEFEiCUE FUND
3627 F~Em Me Mz~rx 250. O0
3628 ~Lrmm C~L. ~ Ossa. P~om.,Im¢. ~05.00
3629 t ¢~om~om ~c~s, I~¢. 37. 95
3630 Bor~o~ A¢~o S~p~., I~c. 10.~
3631
365~ ga~o~ ~m~ Co. 90.00
3635
839.54
GENEBiL FUND
26806 HENRY'S ~OFFEE CUP
26806 Tzm Hza~z Oe~. 86.68
26807 fsm HoFma Co. ~0. 71
26810 IBH Go~m. 7.
26812 K~ ffFa. Co~.
26813 L~s OF B.B. 7. ~0
2GBI~ I
2681 G 132~
2G81 7 1G.
2681 ~
26822 1
38.
2G~.
131.
~OTOaOL~, INc.
~E P~INT ~ETTLE
P.B .Dom~m, INc.
SEzc~zs~ ~ao. Go., INC.
~TEFENSON SEED STORE
C~Y OF B.B.
U. OF H~mX P~mss
21.
12.
5.
18
25
7. ~66.6I
16,
1971
1971
SEWER REYF~UE FUND
3637 RrNmmR Ma
3638 Sm~N~&m Po~. Eq~rr.
3639 S. F~. P~a~s
WA TER
13411
1 $413
13414
13415
13416
1341 ?
13418
SYSTEM REYENUE FUND
MISL~POR~ ~O~P.
INC.
GENERAL FUND
2685~ TRam~ FoRm TR. Go.
26852 Da. ~.E.
2685~
26855 Raszm~ ~ Axom
26856
26858 fizzy or B.~'
WATER SYSTEM REVENUE FUND
13420 S~ow Gomz~a.
13421 R. W. Ko
13422 Oo~Go 08Barm~ Hma. Dzv.
13~23
13426 A~EN I~S.
I~427 KS~E~
INC .
SEWER REYENUE FUND
364~ U.S. GoNeRm~'m Prmm Go.
36~2 Jmao~m
3643
30. O0
74. O0
210~37
35.20
1,585.50
25. O0
262. 50
1,200. O0
12. 95
81~ $0
12, 30
3,179,45
43.95
24. O0
24 7. 88
10. O0
~65. 78
300. O0
3. 50
239. 8s
-:,5. 20
7. 74
10.14
961.60
2.90
2.20
78. 50
490. ~0
1.04
89.66
55.65
lOglO
5.05
4. O0
$t0,995.66
JUNE 16,
1971
WATER DEPO$I.~ORS FUND
8847 CzTY OF B.B.
8848 CZTr OF B.B. A¢¢'~ R.W. FER~usom
88~9 CzTr OF B.B. Ace'~ H.T. SMz~m
SEWER & WATER DEPOSIT FUND
1791 OZTr O~ B.B. Ace'T MAa~E~TE B~mS.
1795 CZ~Y o~'
1794 Czar OF B.B. ice'~ S~ow CoNs~a.
17~G CZTr ow B.B. Aee'e BorueoN Aeeo Hosm.
1797 OZTY OF B.B. iee'~
17~ O~r
17, 1971
1971
7. 50
7. 50
7. 50
~m 18,
7. 50
~5. O0
17, $0
15.00
15~ O0
7;50
1 7. B~
15, 50
17.60
15.00
1 ~$. ~0
GENERAL FUND
BG~59B. B. Fzas~ N~'~. BANff
BGSGOTmm B~mmR ~ TAr~OR Bo.
26~61 C~Y oe B.B. Po~zcm DmmT.
26862 SuNCo~s~ £~?¥. INfESt., INC.
26865 Jo~ PO~s
WATER S~STEMREKENUE FUND
50,000.00
78.02
80.00
£5.00
15G. O0
SEWER REVENUE FUND
59, 8~
SEW~ ~ WATER DEPOSIT FUND
1801 B.B. FzRz~ NA~'L. B.~Nm
GENERAL FUND
26864 Oz~r o~ B.B.
26865
26866 E~zs MeARoy
26867 BoommR NORFUS
26868 ARCA~E TR~E~ A~E~er
26869 CLARENCE ~. JONES,
$0.,000.00
$0,000.00
52.59
10. O0
5. O0
5.00
576. O0
48. 75
$$, 142.51
$82, 084~ . 22
JUNE
1971
2687~ Ommm Moo~m
2G~77 GITY OF
26878 O~r OF B.B.
20880 B.B.
WATER SYSTEM REYENUE FUND
13~28 CITY OF B.B.
13~29 Gr~Y OF B.B.
13~33 PEN~NS¢LAa Paom.
13~$7 SNOW Outset. Co.
13~$9 S~ow Ooms~a.
36~7 Ox~¥ oe B.B. Pzrao~ Fa~m
5651
SEWER & WATER DEPOSIf FUND
1802 A=s~
1805 G~x oF B.B.
1806 ffxrr oF B.B.
1807 Oz~r or B.B.
1808 O~r
1809 ffz~r om B.B.
1810 ff~vx oF B.B,
~cc~ H. Jz~so~
ICC ~T. SNOW ~ONSTa.
37. 50
37. 50
37. 50
25G. O0
20, 955. $1
250. 63
186.35
GlO. 82
I, 788. O0
20. O0
2~, 90~ ~
1~. 70
3, 960. 63
1.72
5,20
, ?~
2.78
12.28
7.65
?. $~
11
4', 028. 22
31.02
1,432.42
9.40
7.24
3.06
~.00
1,491.13
7.50
I5.5~
16.90
1 7.60
15. 50
15, O0
15. O0
15, O0
J~m 18. I971
WATER DEPOSITORS FUND
8850 Cr~Y oF B.B. A¢¢'~ M. fz~
88510r~Y Of B.B. A¢¢'~ Tmssrm Ooox
?.50
?. ~0
POLIOE RETIREMENT FUND
0678 Aa~m~n oo Rocm
-,~x 21 1971
GENERAL FUND
WATER SYSTEM REYENUE FUND
12~0 Wm. F. O~m,~z~ma
INC.
SEWER ~ WATER DEPOSIT FUND
1811
3101
22, 1971
GENERAL FUi~TD
26888 F~m~m~rc H. AYm~S, 111
26890 A~op~omgc~s,
26891 So.
26892 So.
26893 Bm~m Exempt. Go., I~e.
26894 Bx~z
26895 Bms~E~mc~n~e
26896 B~-L~ F~m' Hosm, Go.
26897 T~m B~osso~ Ssoppm
26898 BoY, ToN ~TO
26899 BOY~TO~ ~L~SS S~FI~E, INC.
26900 BOYm~Om Pu~p
26901 OO~mT Bmco~ms,
26902 O~STOm A~o
26905 D~c~ Eow~a~ Go.
271. $1
17. 50
005. O0
50. O0
2, 779, 83
2, 829. 83
$3, 669. 98
5. O0
33.60
32.00
1~. O0
99.80
732.37
59. O0
38. O0
16.34
120. O0
900. O0
10. O0
358. 94
27~ 35
135.35
60. O0
20. O0
~3. O0
JUNE
22,
23,
1971.
1971
SEWER REYENUE FUND
$652 A=~o~,.~o~ucTs,
3654
3655 CO.~S~'~L M~¢mz~xs, INc.
WATER DEPOSITORS FUND
8852 Or~r OF B.£. A¢c'~ $.
8863 Gr~r oF B.B. A¢¢'~ B.
GEICERAL FUND
26904 E.
26905 Emor~mmar~o M~cmr~m Go.,
26906
2690? ~mo. W. Psw~ Go., I~c.
26908 G~ Or~ Go.
26909
28910 H~LsmY
269~1 H~mm's
2691~ Hox~m's Smom STOrm
2691~ Wm~w~
26916 Nm~so~
26918 P.B.
26919 0~ oF B.B.
INC.
WATER SYSTEM REFENUE FUND
13450 ROSEBT J. F~m~z
13451G~am¥ L.
13452 L.A.
13453
13454 J.B.
13455 Louzsm
13456 H~em Ommmre~ ~o.
80. O0
500. O0
18. O0
5,20
8.80
59. O0
1 $0. O0
_1 75.$
974.33
~.70
10.00
1 ?5° O0
190.70
7. 50
?,. 50
15. O0
39.25
130. 40
895.85
110. 90
53. 90
71. $6
93, 65
165.3~
18. O0
28. 1 ?
1.?~
36.86
97.60
22.26
1,25
,25~01.
1,789~ OG
5.20
3.04
1.68
4.24
5. 20
3.20
$$, 884. 78
J~NE
23,
1971
1971
SEWER BEYENUE FUND
$658 Lo~rs~ S~
3661 No~c, C~EHrC~S, Imc.
SEWER ~ WATER DEPOSIT FUND
1812 Gr~'Y OF
1815 I~¢~N¢
1817 Cr~Y OF B.B. ACc'T J.B. Sm~CEELFO~
1818
1819 Gr~Y OF B.B. Acc'~ L.
WATER DEPOSITORS FUND
8855 C~Tr
8856
26921
26922
26923
26924
26925
26926
26927
26928
26929
26930
26951
26932
26935
6. 60
5. O0
4. O0
6. $0
$2.50
233.75
1 7~60
16.90
7.50
15.50
17~ 60
ltl. 50
15;50
15..50
7.50
7. 50
7.50.
22~50
GENERAL FUND
26920.C~ OF~B.B. Po~rcm Dm~. 80.00
A~Fam~ L. J~m~T 50.00
HENRY BELLA~O $.50
BE~Y SE~E 40.00
T~E BAEE~ ~ T~YLO~ 00. 190.45
Gm~m Hoo~m 1,250,00
A~m~ C~E~rC~L Co. 12.80
Jze~ Coo~ma 156;00
~zr~oar Bao~m~s, I~c. 57.00
IN~E~ZON~ OrTr MA~m~E~T ASS~. ~5;50
Pzc~ao Cmmmr¢~ Co. 51.20
POaTEa PAIN~ Co. 26.85
Rzcm Mo~oas, INc. 20~76
WATER SYSTEM REYENUE FUND
13~58 MELFIN COL~T~ 100.00
I3~65 JoE Y,rmm~s 100.00
1971
~m25,
[
1971
13460 B.~.H. SZLmS. INc.
13461 8IF Dzrzszo~
13462 CuaTim SCIENTIFIC
1346G Holms mY LEO~
Co,
SEWER REYENUE FUND
SEWER c~ WATER DEPOSIT FUND
1~20 CITY oF B.B. AeC'T W.
1821 CITY o~ B.B. ~Ce'T Josmmm L.
1822 Czar o~ 8~. ~cc'~ J.L.B~as~a~
1825 CITY O~ B.~' Aoe'~ W.
WATER DEPOSITORS FUND
88~7 0ITY OF B.B. Ace's. E~szm HEYEBItOEFFER
UTILITY GENERAL FUND
261RussmAL & AXON
GENERAL FUND
26934 Ara To
26935
26936
26937
26938
26939
26940
26941
~RAFFrC, INC.
Ro~o Cia Wash
SAL'S Spoa~
SOUTHERN PAP~ CO.
STEFENSON SEED CO.
CITY OF
26942
26943 Ta.
26944 RrmemwAr P~., INC.
26945 CsAs. E.
26946 WHmm~E~ ~ KIN¢STON, INC.
26947 Em~OX
26948 C,~IT,~ LE,~SrN~ CoRp.
185. O0
65.53
37.00
5.20
2.90
2,50
12.$5
20.-70
7.50
7.50
7.50
i5.50
7.50
45.50
7.50
7.50
903.6~
o3. 5
155;00
14.50
72.00
46.75
53.96
39.90
24;00
99~81
46.23
120.86
258.98
80.00
87.63
203.13
336.02
$;6, 500.1 7
JUNE 25,
1971
26949 Row~,,~ND Ta. Equrp., INc. 455.2G
26Y~0 Crrr OF B.B. P~YaoL& F¢Nm 1~,940.10
26952 gz~Y OF B.B' F~aZ~EN'S R.~. F. l$L'30
2695~ ~OYN~ON C~y FsD. Ga. U~toN 1,591.00
26955 F~ E~oaz 406.00
269~6 U.S. POS~STEa 21.60
26957 F~. Pew~ ~ L~emT Ge. 6.172. 7~
WA TER SYSTEH REVENUE FUND
13467 BrD~EwzY PLu~sr~v¢, INc.
13471 Lo~ S~YN
13473 D~ JONZS
SEWER REVENUE FUND
366~
36G5 CZar OF B.B. P~Yi~OLL FUNm
3666 C.W. Rrc~ma~
~667 D~rm JO~ES
3668 WZ~Nma B.
3GG9 B~aoN
3670 F~z. Powma
SEWER ~ WATER DEPOSIT FUND
1826 Cr~r OF B.B.
1827 Cr~r ~F B.~.
1828 C~z OF B.B. A¢¢'~ Dante JONES
1830 Crrr OF
1831 Or~r ox B.°' A¢¢'~ Holms ~r LEaN
12,~
258.50
632. 12
2.62
· 34
2.20
1.24
3. 20
3. 8i~~
2.20
5.20
3.04
396. 97
87. O0
2,369~ $0
8. O0
8. O0
4. O0
10.10
1,989.35
8. O0
4, 484.25
15.50
7. 50
7, 50
15.50
15.50
7.50
7.50
J~E 25, 1971
28,
1971
29, 1971
1832 CITY
1833 OrTY
1854 OrTY
1835 Crer
WATER DEPOSITORS FUND
8859
7. 50
RETIREt~ENT TRST FUND
25.04
PUBLICITY FUND
494 S~o~e's Hzv~N
1!6.52
503.19
GI$. ~1
WATER SYSTEM BEYENUE FUND
13481 F~mm ~a~a~ao~o
2.24
6.08
SEWER AND BEKE~UE FU]N
367590~ Sr~e~s
4. O0
1.20
~. 20
SEWER ~ WATER DEPOSIT FUND
1836 Crew' OF B.E. Acc'T F.
1837 Grey oF B.B. Ae¢'T L.
1859 Cm~Y OF B.B. 2cc'v J.
18~0 Cr~r OF B.B. Acc~
H~a~rs
OF J.G. FOLEY
15.50
7, 50
15.50
15~ 50
15~ O0
UTILITY GENERAL FUND
262 B.B. FrasT NzT',~
100. 000. O0
100, 000. O0
GENERAL FUND'
26958 FT. LaarEsm~LE Nmws
26959 B.B. Fz~E Dmme.
26961R. Bo PrZO~EaO
26962 CrTY OF B.B.
26963 CrTr OF B.~'
6.56
587.1G
42.94
132. O0
31.24
18. O0
$1oo, o¢o.
JUNE 29,
30,
19 71
1971
WATER SYSTEM REYENUE FUND
13483 H~Lsmr
13484
15485 Rmm~
15488 Rze~a~
SEWER REYENUE FUND
~677 Rze~am N~s
WATER DEPOSITORS FUND
8860 Cz~z o~ B.B. Ac¢'T R. Sarrma
8861 Gz~Y OF B.B. Acc'~ J. Busm
13. 77
5.20
2.24
t6.54
1.0~
40. 81
fi. ~9
I0. O0
36. O0
1.15
18.96
7. 50
7~ 50
SEWER & WATER DEPOSIT FUND
1841 G~r or B.B. Acc'e Gu~s~,am,~N 17.60
1842 Czar or B.B. ACC'~ E.~. PaOT~ 7.50
18~3 Or~r OF B.B. Acc'~ Rmz~ go~s~a. 7.50
1845 Czar OF B.B. Aee'~ A. Frsczm~z Gl,O0
1~6 GrTr om B.B. Aee'T DIAmm NArzm 17.60
1848 G~r o~ B.B. 2cc'~ B. M~rs 16.90
26964 Crc'r OF B.B.
26965 Cr~'r OF
26966 WZ~m~ Fo~mo
2696~ M~zczmz~ Fo~$ ~ 'SYStEmS, I~¢.
26969 Mx~m
26970 NCR SY$?EME~ri Drrzszo~
WATER SYSTEM REYENUE FUND
13489 Baow~a~ PuN~ c~ Sup~. Go,
13~90 B~H Sz~xs, I~c.
15~92 Lro C~ 6ammom ~
13~93 JOmN W. Fma~
13~96 ~CR 3YS~X~m~zz Dry.
1~498 ~. W.K. Iyras~xes
22.98
20. O0
22.95
26, 73
540. O0
354. O0
1,001. OG
57.26
58. O0
383.11
5, 20
4.50
263. 78
338.10
274.40
1871
154.99 D~vrs HE~ER ~ S~pp. Co.-
15506 Ho,¥ms mx LEON
SEWER REYENUE FUND
5685 F~. P~Lrc UT~ES
$686 Lmo ff. ~amNo~
$G87 Jom~ W. TERm
GO.
SEWER & WATER DEPOSIT FUND
184-9 GzT~, OF B.B. ACC'T D.
1851 City oF B.B. Acc'~ L.B.
18~2 CI~Y oF B.B. Acc'~
WATER DEPOSITORS FUND
8862 Oz~Y or B.B. z~ec'~ W.D. Goomw~z¢
104.. O0
2. $0
I, 4.90.6~
5.05
1.14.
17.~8
10.!0
8. O0
15.50
15.50
17.60
15.50
7. 50
7. 50
z5. dO
$2, 61~ 18