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Minutes 08-03-70MINUTES OF REGULAR CITY COUNCIL ~ET~¢G HELD AT CITY [~ALL, BOYNTON BEACH~ FLORIDA~ MONDAY~ A~GUST 3, 1970, AT 7:30 P: M. PRESENT: Thomas A. Summers, Mayor Forrest Wallace, Vice Mayor Mrs. Emily Jackson: Councilwoman Ctarenee Q. Jones, Jr., City Manager Gene Moore, City Attorney Tereesa Padgett, City Clerk ABSENT: Michael V. Michael, Councilman (away on business) Leonard Nylund, Councilman (away on vacation) Mayor Summers called the meeting to order at 7:30 P. M. Vice Mayor Wallace gave the Invocation and Flag Salute ~as led by Boy Scout Troop 395. INTRODHCTION OF GHESTS A~ CIVIC GROUP REPRESENTATIVES R. B. Vastine, Pres., LeiSurevil!e Homeowners Organization Norman Alexander, Vice Pres., Leisureville Homeowners Organization Charles Ayers, Pres., High Point 2 Homeowners Robert Beyrer, Sterling Village Hank Thompson, Pres. Kiwan/s and Chamber of Commerce Director ThOmas Canavan, Concerned Citizens Frank McCoy, former Mayor David Roberts, High Point Homeowners Association Frank Carroll, Treasurer~ High Point Announcements by ~,~. Jones, City Manager Due to work load of the budget Mr. Jones asked citizens to make ap- pointments before coming in; requested M~. Moore to give voting Ruirements (resident of State for one year and City 6 months, and in addition, Charter states if they vote in local election they must not have voted in any other place during past year~ A letter from n.~ard .3z~son, Pres Sterling Village, was read stat- ing that Robert Beyre'~...~,- =po~e~.~!~n~ ~ m at Counc~_l meetings for Sterling Village. Re_gj_examination qf City]~ Position re 1-95 at MW 15th Avenue The City Manager ~eported that on June 24, 1965 Res. 63-2 was passed; on March 7, 1966 Res. 6~,! was passed; on May 25~ 1966 Res. 66-8A was passed. Me reported thai'Michael V. Michael, Councilman, requested :to go on record that no change be made to the present plan of the SW 15th Ave. location. ' -1- MIN~dTES REGULAR CITY COUNCIL t~,ETING AUGUST 3, 1970 Re-examination of Ci~.'$ Position re 1-95 at SW 15th Avenue, cont'd. Thomas Canavan, Sterling Village - against SW 15th Ave. exit Hank Thompson, C~hairman Chamber of Commerce Highway Planning - Favored status quo plans Robert Beyrer, Sterling Village Senior Citizens - Against David Roberts ~ High Point - not against 1-95 per se but feels inter- change should be on west side or au 23rd Ave. Frank Leschner - suggested pushing diamond back Mrs. Frank Carroll - discussed removal of bodies at cemetery and air pollution Stanley Tare - Vice-Pres. of Developers of High Point - favored elim- inating the interchange and urged they work toward ramp system if they have to have interchange Mrs~ Jackson: Councilwoman - all court eases will cause delays too. According to maps which ~,~s. Jackson reviewed at the State Road Dept. she does not feel that SR9 and 1-95 are the same road. Dorothy DeVernes - Lives in Boca and plans to move to High Point - was very grateful to Mrs. Jackson Ray Sandel: High Point - against interchange Mrs. Malarkey ~ High Point - against interchange Paul King~ Ocean Ridge - suggested ramp be on inside of freeway~ street over top and ramp underneath with stop light at top Georqe Ampot~ High Point Board of Directors - said he had been in close touch with Congressman Paul Rogers ~ who is in touch with Mr. Volpe, urged Council to vote against Keith ~}~ond - feels it should be west of tmacks Mrs. ~uckle - Made inquiry regarding this interchange and one at Jr. High School Stanley Weaver, forme~ Planning Board Chairman - said this new dia- mond interchange would miss Jr. High School by 98 ft. Doesn't see why they have to have interchange that big. Stated he felt they needed a grade separation~ beoause of police and fire protection alone. Mr. Wallace moved that the City re-affirm its original position as to interchange at SW 15th~ with pressure to be brought about to re- study idea towards a ramp system~ towards a tight diamond~ and that should either one of J(~ese be turned down that it go as it now is. Mayor Summers stated he didn't think it was fair to the three Council members present; it should have been brought up before the full Couneil~ but he would seeond-it~ and do all he could to get it into a ramp system. Mrs. Jackson stated her opinion was that interchanges shouldn't be that close together, but she would go along with tight diamond~ but won't go along with the other part of motion. Motion carmied 2-1. Mrs. Jackson voted ~no~. -2- M/2~dTE S REGULAR CITY COUNCIL ~ETING AUGUST 3, 1970 Inter, miss ion MINUTES - Regular Meeting, July 20:1970 Mrs. Jackson moved that minutes of July 20th meeting be accepted. Mo- tion seconded by Mr. Watlaee, and motion carried 3-0. PUBLIC AUDIENCE Albert J. Wehrett felt the Council should be praised for what they have done fo~ the benefit of the community - (1) ~oad pavement pro- gram; (2) improved recreation; (3) investigation at Leisurevilte; (4) ~efforts toward controlling signs; (5) sewer and water expansion; (6) investigation oF promotional costs of Chamber of Commerce; (7) hiring new City Manager; (8) completion of fire station; (9) new trash and garbage collection system; (10) moving toward solu- tion of beach property; (11) holding open discussions~ (12) police complex study being made; (13) making efforts to stop County 9~asping added authority~ over lives of those in municipalities; and (14) de- si~es of a few vested interests no longer ~atered to. Eddie Mitchell - didn t agree with commendin~ Council for items listed a hove. Ezell Hester - felt the prodding they had received helped get things a ccomplished. ]~enneth Lyman - thanl~d City for starting work on the two-way street in the dock area, but still have problem parking ears ~ Offered the City ten palm trees, for beautification. Thomas Canavan - inquired as to who makes assessments and how budget can be made up when millage rate is not known. BIDS C.onsider Award of .Alterm~te Additives Portion of Bid on Area 12C P~. Hopkins reviewed bids received on Area 12C. Mr. Wallace moved that City award altePnat~ additive portion of bid on Area t2C~ Mo- tion seconded by ~s. Jackson and motion carried 3-0. LEGAL ORDINANCES - 2nd Readin~ ~o. 70-12 - Sign O~dinance No. 70-18 - conditional Use of Lassiter Parcel Moore recommended leaving Sign O~dinance and Conditional Use of Lassiter Parcel on table. ~INUTES REGULAR CItY COUNCIL ~ET~G A~GUST 3~ 1970 ORDINANCES - 2nd Reading, contd. No. 70-19 - Rezoning Cott~ill and Miller parcels The City Attomney mead O~dinance No. 70-19. O~dinance 70-19 be passed on second reading. Mr. Wallace and motion carried 3-0. Mrs. Jackson moved that Motion seconded by ~o. 70-20 - Declaration of Intent to annex Congress Ave. Right of Way The City Attorney read O~dinance No, 70-20. Mr, Wallace moved that Ordinance No. 70-20 be passed on second reading, seconded by Mrs. Jack- son and motion carried 3-0. _Ngt 70-21 - Cancelling bus franchise The City Attorney read O~dinance No. 70-21 me cancelling of bus fran- chise. Mrs. Jackson moved that Ordinance 70-21 be passed on second reading. Motion seconded by Mr. Wallace and motion carried 3-0. ORDINANCES - Is= reading No. 70-22 - Amending Chapter 13 re trash S garbage collection The City Attorney asked that O~dinanee No. 70-22 be deferred until the next meeting. Mr. Wallace moved to defer O~dinanee 70-22 until the next meeting. Mrs, Jackson seconded the motion and motion was carried 3-0. RESOLUTIONS No. 70-Y - Requesting funds for acquisition of beach property The City Attorney read Res. 70-Y urging County commissioners to give consideration to mequesting ~unds for acquisition of beach property. ~r. Wallace moved that Res. 70-Y be accepted, seconded by Mrs. Jack- son and motion carried 3-0. Mr. Wallace requested the City Managem to check into the fact that the County had not made application fom $6~000,000 in Federal Funds. No. 70-Z - Approving designation of 1-95 (S/R 9) as limited access facility l.{r. Moore reviewed request to adopt resolution that State Road 9 (Interstate 1-95) Be a limited access to assist in the furtherance of t/dat program. ~lr. Wallace moved that Res. 70-Z be adopted on first meadir~. Motion seconded by ~s. Jackson and motion carried 3-0. -4- MIS~TES REGULAR CITY COUNCIL METING AUGUST 3, 1970 LEGAL, eontd. QTHER - Conside~ assignment of lease on Boynton Beach Snack Bar Mrs. Jackson moved that the Mayor and City Clerk be authorized to sign assignment of lease on snack bar to Donald Shelhamer. Motion seconded by Mr. Wallace and motion carried 3-0. OLD BUSINESS ~. Moore reported that Mr. Field will move equipment into the Rolling Green' School area to clear acreage parcel as had been requested by the city. ADMINISTRATIVE A. Presentation of Plat -. Treas~e Lane - for tentative approval Mrs. Jackson moved to tentatively approve plat of T~easu~e Lane subject to all Sub Divisions requirements being met. Motion seconded by Wallaee and motion carried 3-0. B. Oonsider transfer of beverage license - 3010 S. Federal Highway Mr. Wallace moved that the beverage license at 3010 S. Federal Highway be t-~ansferred to Sek Kwan Chin and Choi Kwan Chin, subject to Health Department approval. Motion seconded by }~so Jackson and motion car- ried 3-0. C. Approval of Bills ~. Wallace moved the= the hill of the Chamber of Commerce be deferred, subject to workshop meeting scheduled this week. Motion seconded by Mrs. Jackson and motion carried 3-0. }-~. Wallace moved that the bill in the amount o~ ~3~144.54 be paid to Ed Clanton, seconded by Mrs. Jackson and motion carried 3-0. 1~. Wallace moved that the following bills as submitted by Russell Axon be paid, seconded by Hrs. Jackson and motion carried 5-0. !. Murphy Construction Co. 2. Derrieo Construction Co. 3. Overland Construction Co. Periodical Est. [i:l Periodical Est. Periodical Est. [~1 $ 28,494.51 31,193.@6 9,t90,12 -5- MI~dTES REGULAR CI%~f COUNCIL tv~ETING AUGUST 3, 1970 The meeting adjourned at appro×imately 10:00 P. CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH , Mayor Forfeit L. Wallace, Vice Mayor 5. Jac City Clerk -6- J~LY ~ l, 1970 J~L Y 2, 19 70 J~LY 6, 1970 J~Y 7, 1970 J~Lr 8, t970 J~LY ~9 1970 J~iLY 10, 1970 J~Y 13, 1970 J~nY 1~, 1970 Jt~LY ~, 1970 Jv~ ~6, 1970 J~ I7, !970 Jv~r ~0 ,~70 J~ 2~, 1970 J~ ~2, 1970- J~r 2~, 1970- J~ 2~, !970 J~Y 27, i970 - J~r ~9, 1970 - JuLY ~0, 1970 JULY ~1, 1970 - PAYMENTS MADE IN JULY 1970 BY DATE 15,675.03 22, 005.11 550. O0 - $29, 5~tO. 31 107.91 2, 695. 75 19, 6 72.1 ~ 4, 802.29 6, 769.65 102, 394. $4 556.27 52, 90~. 40 $$, 111.20 10, ~35. ~0 . 2, 500. 32 1 O, 9 71o 8~ 1~, 825. !~ 3,065. $~ 204. O0 1,681.07 666, 429.92 PAYHE~;TS M2DE BY FUk-DS GEt'ERtL FUND .... WATER SYSTEH RE~Eh~JE FUND - - - SE~ RET_?5~UE FUND ..... WATER DEPOSITERS FUND .... ~EWER ~ WATER DEPOSIT FO%~-D - - SE~AGE DEPOSIT FUND - - - RETIREMENT TRUST FUND - - - FiREHEN' S RELIEF ~ PENSION FUND- POLICE HETIRE~ENT FUND ..... BOYNTON BEACH HEHORIAL PARK - UTILITY GENERAL FUND - 428, 91 7. 63 Gl, 627.&0 42, O49.5! 175. O0 672. ~0 16.10 1, ~13.6! ~¥.!0 168.96 1 O, 080. O0 121. 225.51 666, 429~ 92 1970 SEWER RETE~'UE FUND 3196 Iarmm Lrmms~r $!97 G~a~z ~ND 10o10 , 1~115.17 1,12~.11 SEWER ~ WATER DEPOSIT FUND 1595 Da t~ Res~y~rSa 1 &02 ~ 1~05 J~m~s p~ 1~06 I~m~ L~ss~Y 1407 Lr~ r~ S~ !~8 Ho~s ~r L~o~ 7. 50 1 7.60 15.50 7.50 O0. 50 WATER DEPOSITERS FUND 8¢40 Dma~ Oza~m~ 7. 50 7. 50 15. od R~TIREHENT 064-8 559.52 $~ , 814.05 30, 1970 $1,1970 WATER SYSTEH FUND 12578 Lm~u~ i~ruc~zm 12579 WIL~z~m G~a~rm 12580 .~ U~m9~woom= 12586 G~p Lm~s~Nm ~o~ 12587 G~p £~sINc~ 0o~ SEWER RE?ENUE FUND $192 Joi~N 3193 Lm~ $19~ R~Lpm U~s~zawooi~ SEWER ~ W~TER DEPOSIT FUND 1597 M~xe~ 1398 H~Rto~ 1599 LEL~m DmNemm ~ ~00 Jim 1.~O1 ~.~ i~_05 R~p~ U~mm~woom 1404 Do_~ ~&TER DEPO$'ITERS FUND 8638 W~m~ B~TTO~ SEWAGE DEPOSIT FUND $53 Rtrmo~mm DomRrxe GENERAL _, UND 23997 A~_~ 23998 G J 23999 2~000 24001 24002 24003 2400~ 24005 2~006 5.20 $. 84 · 6~ 727. O0 565.50 5.22 lO. lO ~. O0 1. ~9 15.50 7. 50 16.90 17. G0 7.50 7. 50 15.50 ?. 50 7.50 7.50 7.50 22.50 9.10 9.1'~ 1. 681. OF 150. O0 5. O0 5. O0 20, .996.71 174.04 13~. 05 446. 85 1,126. 50 41.85 5.20 4.72 2,472.19 2. ss. J~ y 24, 19 70 ~U J LY 27, 1970 28, 1970 29,1970 P2YffENT$ MADE It~ JU£Z 1970 GENER~ FU]~D 23982 GL,~ ~mm Moss 23984 P~ Bm~c~ Pos~ ~r~ms SEWER REVE~UE FUND 100.00 44.49 12.00 235.00 11,342.~3 1,441.77 76~ O0 1, & ~. 77 966.24 965.24 _ ~, 825.14 ~ENERA£ FUND WATER SYSTEN RE?E~UE ~ UND 12~77 F~ Pewm~ ~ L~ SEWER RETENUE 3191 F~ Powma GENERAL FU~D 25988 Hzcs~ 23989 Frc~o~ 25991N~a~ GE~ERAL FO~¥D 23992 G~¥ o~ B B P~ GAS~ 23993 Rr¢~ Nero,s I~c 2399~ Rssr~ E~Ea~ 2,266.25 10~.00 2, 37~ 25 1 73~ 22 522.37 3, o35.8 1~.00 56.00 10.00 10.00 204.00 20~.00 95.28 6~9.0I 267.50 56.99 1,0~8~ 78 1, 0~8. 78 ~UL Y ~0, 1~9 ? i)~NERAI, FU!ID 23996 E~¢ 144.~2 88.76 232.98 22, 1970 SEWER RE~rENUE FUND 3186 BL~m C~ss £L~r~ S~r~m 118,8! 1t8.81 2, gO0. 23, 1970 1970 GENERAL FUND 23970 N~ ~ 239 75 WA TER 125 72 1~$ 73 2~$. O0 76. O0 76, O0 1GO~ O0 it~ ~0 ~. 20 2.64 8,14 i~, 98 SEWER REVENUE FU.~D $188 N~a~ £~s~m~ 22~ 70 SEWER & WARER DEPOSIT FUND 1590 M~a~ 15.60 10.10 17.60 60. O0 16. O0 7. 60 17.60 153. $0 WATER DEPOSITER$ 8836 A~mwnvm 7.60 7.60 i~8.9~ !~8.9~ POLIGE RETIREMENT FU~rD BOYNTON BEAGH NEHORI~£ PARK 598 Fzas~ sz~s ~ i~s~ i oo 1 .000. O0 GENERAL FUND 23977 Po~zcm 26978 Fz~m~m~'s am~zm~ ~ Pm~szoN 23979 R~zam~m~ Tn~sr 25981 Jo~N B 9, 759.2~ 187. 08 135. 06 210~ 46 645.60 17.$1 1 O, 9 71.8~ ~ 20; J~, r 1970 1970 1970 SEWER REKENUE FUND 3180 O.~sr Ge~r F~a~,o 3183 L,~w~m~cm GH.~RSO;~m~ SEWER 1385 GE~VERA£ FUND 23955 Jz~ 25958 F~ P~ 239~9 Te~s I~c 23960 Se~s~ B~ T~ 23964 Ts~ T~s I~s Go 2396~ T~ WATER SYSTEH £ETE~TUE FUND 12~65~ F~,~ BowmR ~ Lra~rr 12569 So~s~ B~ T~ Ge 12570 Hms Lr~m I~s Go SEWER REYENUE FUND 5184 f~ PewmR ~ Lr~m~ 5185 Tsm Mxe LzFm Ims 705.86 ' 7o : 15. O0 15.~0 7.50 ~ ~o 10. O0 55. O0 12~. O0 10.00 6,055.27 10.15 52 7. ~6 20. O0 190.52 40.60 3~7. 55 7.515.~-7 2, $62.21 9.72 2, 3 72.83 754.67 739.80 55, 111.20 22, 1970 SmWE~ ~ WATER DEPOSIT FUND 1687 G~Lmes Go~m GENRAL FUI~D WATER SYSTEM REYE~.~UE FUND !25~ :B~am GRoss B~vm S.:zrmzm 7. 50 7. 50 272.09 104. O0 1,777. 89 45,, 85 2, 199. 81 ! 8~. 7o 181.70 10,655.5O J~f~ 16,' 19 70 17, 1970 20, lo7o PAYMEIYTS HADE I;t JULY 1970 ~WER ~ WATER DEPOSIT FSSYD 1378 l¥~ac F H=LLEa !379 E J S~¢s~m~ 1581 Gm~m ~oe~ WATER DEPOSITERS FUND 8634 LzsT~ Bew~ S~W~iGA: DEPOSIT FU~/D aE~¥ERAL FUND 26945 R 0 23944 23948 23950 F~E~,ts RE~F 23951 REZraZ~E~ fa~s~ 2~952 F~E~L Ca~I~ UNro~ 25953 Fr~s~ B~m~ ~ Ta~s~ WATER SYSTEH RETE]gUE FUArD 12560 Crz~ o? /t B P~Y~OLL ~ EWER REYEiYUE 8182 Cr~Y OF ~ B P~raOL~ F~rNm SEWER ~ WATER DEPOSIT FU.¥D 1582 Fam~m~rcm RETIRE!lENT TRUST FUND 0647 Jmssm W ~RNEY UTILITY GENERAL FUN~ GENERAL FUND 2394~ O~sz Oemr~ F~m 23947 HEa~'s WATER 12559 12566 SYSTEM REYENUE OlsI GeNT F~xm 15. 50 15. 50 _!6.20 47.20 7. 50 ..... 7. 50 25. oO 7.00 ~ O0 95.91 2~2. O0 22. 41 1G, 668. 76 126. 45 43t. 53 !, 0¥~. 50 7, 98 7. 16 ' 26, 522.81 155.62 _ 158.62 !.~26.08 17.60. " 17.60 552.88 52, 904. ~ ~5,079.53 5,7~$.08 12.50 5Lo5 . 6 _ 2.20 I, $!~. 78 PtY~mm~'s ~lmE r~ J~ 1970 J~Y 15, 1970 ~ aY 16, 1970 16, 1970 SEWER ~ WATER DEPOSIT FUND 1576 Hl~s~i~n 7.50 7. 50 25. O0 ?. 50 ~7. 5'~ UTILITY GENERAL FUND 029 BoYNTo~ BELCH isr i00.000.00 GENBRAL FUND 23956 Gr~y ~F 25957 Dears 23.958 I~En Assoc 25939 Wr~s~ 239~0 LrN~t EBLr~ 57. 77 ! ~!. O0 I0. O0 108. 90 13. O0 20. O0 15. O0 &05.67 WATER 12567 SYSTEM R~.?X~¥UE FUND 12. !2.02 Smwma Rm~mi~m 25.67 25.67 7.50 7.5 WATER DEPOSITERS FUND 8633 Lms~ma G W~moN WATER SYSTEH BEYENUE FUND 12556 E J 12557 Lms~ma 12558 Jom~ 12565 Htac F l'rL~m~ 7. 50 6.60 · 90 5.04 $.72 SEWER REVENUE F8~rD ~176 E J Sw~s~ma $1 77 M~c F MrLLma 31 78 GEOrgE Coom~ 4.90 6. O0 1.55 ~1:~.~5 458.36 WATER SYSTEM RE?E~UE FU~ 12536 12546 12547 12548 12549 12550 1£555 Tmo.,~ps o~-Ha YWa~ O~E.~r c~ 298.15 16.85 fi. 70 8. O0 280. O0 25. O0 1970 SEWER REKENUE FU~D $165 $!6¢ 5171 ~ J SEWER & WATER DEPOSIT FUND A~z~v J S~or GENERA£ FUND 23933 Taoprg~s Imc e~ F~a ~5955 Oz~ OF B B W~Ea Dp~ Co 28. O0 111.7~ 221.20 100.0~ 1~0.00 ~£0.~0 328.00 ¢.00 1,557.45 15.50 15.50 227~12 ,,!, 589.72 t, 829.55 769.65 WATER SYSTEM REYENUE FU){D 12552 Ac¢ou~ OF 20/85 12553 1255~ L~ Rrcm 12561 GZTY OF SEWER RE?ENUE FUND 5172 L~ SEWER ~ WATER DEPOSIT FUi~ 29.62 5.20 5.20 34. 70 $. O0 87. 59 10.10 372. O2 382.12 7.50 17.60 15. O0 Ju£~ 1 $, 1970 WA~EH DEPOSITERS FUND 8627 J~¢m B~z~a 8628 J~ U~c~az,~zz~ 7.50 7.50 15~00 14, 1970 GENER~£ FUND 2589~ 23897 23898 23899 23900 23901 ~902 23903 2390~ 2~905 2390~ 23907 23908 2~909 23910 23911 23912 2591~ 2~914 239! 5 23919 23920 23921 23923 23924 2592~ 23926 25927 25928 2392~ 23930 25931 23932 Je=Es E~z~ Ge 37.50 T~ L~rE~ Ce I.~c 72.00 fZ~ L~z~a Go Izza 13. I0 O'B~, ~rE~ ~ O'B~ I~c 160.00 R~o G~ W~s~ 12.50 R~,s~ L~ 31. O0 Taz~m G~a N~s~ar 91.BO · maox Oo~ $87.50 S~vn~y W~zvma 5.1~ Tommy's Bo~mz~ A~mxsx gOO. O0 TOZCmY'S BONmrN~ l~mmcy 500.00 "'~, 2~ 13, 1970 GENERA~L FUND 23866 ALLmN O~mm Ge 23867 23868 23869 238 70 238 71 23872 23873 23876 23877 23878 23879 23880 23881 23882 23883 2388~, 23886 23887 23888 23889 23890 23891 23892 23893 165.20 f & ~ fr~om 19.50 A~m~o~erE & Frmzm Ge 77.00 G~es ~Er Ge~ 2.20 B~ Exxon Go I~e R6. O0 BoY~O~ O~ss S~rc~ 73.68 Go~r R~co~s I~e 1~0.00 D~H~co T~e~o~ & I~p Oo 68.1~ ~r~c E~z~s I~c 92.49 Dm~ G~ss & Hza~e~ us 52.00 Eaa~ ~acm F~am Ixe 278.68 E~s~ Ge~s~ Fr~ Eg~R 90~90 F~ss's ~e S~pLy ~ 26.07 Fa~o~sm E~me S~pm~y I~c 19.80 H~s Faz~c~s D~v~ ~ 104. O0 HzLsxz & GarFxrrm I~c 711.29 Hes~ 's Ge~Fmm O~ 88.90 Jom's Ga~ 119.76 ' ~. 353. $1 WATER SYSTEM REYENUE FUND 12539 ALLmm U~mm ~o i40. 75 12540 A W K I~ 308.20 12542 O K4s Lecms~op 13. 75 12543 GO~MmaCr~L E~C Go 54.00 677.07 SEWER REVE~-UE FUND 3~60 D~N~co ~c~o~ & I~p Co 3!61 D~ Cea G~ ~a~ 3162 E~w~a~s Ezmc Oonp 5163 E~s~ O~sr P~s~ Oo I1vc SEWER & WATER DEPOSIT 1369 Fnzzs~ KmLm 1370 Rmzms~aD Scsw~n~z 1371BL~c~ Co~sra Co 185. O0 271.80 10.68 188.25 45.00 8.00 .28 709.01 23.50 16.90 7. 50 J~£Y ~,"1970 ~Y 10,1970 W~TER DEPO$ITERS FUND 8622 Vrc~ea G~sKY 86£$ Wm Kza~oi¢ 862~ H~s R C Rre~o~m 8626 J L O~m~ 39? Nrcmo~s G~oss PaYmxN~s mzmx rm J~LY 1970' GENERAL FUND £38~6 Cz~x OF B B Pmr~y Ozs~ 238~7 C J O~S~EY 25851 Pe~cx Rx~m~x~ F¢~ R~ 25855 Tmm B~mx~ ~ T~oa Go 25858 Be~'s Fz~ms~o~ Dx~a S~eam WA TER 12531 12532 12533 1253~ 12538 7. 50 7.5O 7.50 7. 50 " 3o.0 80. O0 .595. 75 1 ~8.23 15. O0 15. O0 62.50 9, 920. 79 173. 79 1 $9. G5 240. 20 756. 50 3,5; 72 680. 87 G. O0 281, 2G 1£,~75.5i 22. 99 14.50 1, 42i. 9~ G, 203.8~ SEWER REVE~;~ FUND 31~6 Do~'s Fm~ms~e~m Dm~mR SmeRm 3,157 Cr~, OF B B PAYROLL FUNB 'ATER DEPOSITERS FUi~D 8626 J-~SPER E~TRK.~ 1970 5.35 2. O0 977.94 7.50 7. 5~ GENER~£ FUND 25859 Eazcx Y~om E~s ~I~csz~ms I~c 95.10 23861W W Er~zc~m Assoc I~c 1~,~ 23862 Tmx Gems~ Spx¢m~ Ixs~ 56.00 23,86~ FZmLm E~mRPR Eo~c CoRm 23864 U S Nmws ~ Wo~D Rmpoa~ 5.47 23865 Am~ AxR .Oo~m ~ Hr~ I~c 133.50 19, 672. r 9, P~r~E~S ~m ~ J~Lr 1970 1970 GENERAL FUND WATER SISTEM RE?ENUE FUi~D 12616 N~em SEWER REVENUE FU~{D SEWER ~ W~T~%~ DEPOSIT FUI~D 1366 H~cs~m~ WATER DEPOSITERS FUi~D 8621 Nxcm G~Oss 1970 GENERAL FUND 23~39 H~ Sc~w~sz 25840 E~m~e~ 258~1 ~s JoYes COOK ~ATER SYSTEM REKENUE FUND 12628 P~ Yess~s 12fi29 ~F 0~ G~am SEWER REYENUE FUND 3152 Bosma? B~amms 31~3 G~F Or~ ~oap SEWER ~ W~TER DEPOSIT FUND 1567 Bomma~ Bzamms 1568 Px~m Kosses 5o 20 9.92~ 8. O0 lC. 90 15. 50 15.50 ,15. ~0 CS. ~0 7. 50 15. O0 10. O0 77. O0 1.6~3.69 60. O0 15. O0 1~.10 450.00 5.20 2.90 1!9.59 5.00 "586.15 8.00 19.85 24.00 7.50 107.91 J~r £, 1970 RETIREMENT TRUST FUND 0643 £mXA OA~xm~ 0644 O~mTm R W~Aacm 06~6 Wood, ow ~m~r ~0.58 135.1~ 71. O0 ~. $1 $o179'f 15, 675.03 GEiFEBAL FUND 23821 US Pos~masz~a I8. O0 25822 G J OU$LEY ~. O0 23823 E~rs H~A~or ~.00 2~829 Fmm~ G~mnr~ U~ro~ 938.,50 18, ~36. 09 WATER SYSTEM REYENUE FUND 12524 OrTr oF B B PlYaOb~ , 2~ $18. 75 2, 318.75 SEWER Rs ?Fi~ UE FUND 5,150 Or~r o~ B B P~r~ozz ~ 41 7. 27 1,~17.~7 6, 1970 7, 1970 SEWER ~ WATER D~POSIT FUND 1361 Eaa~ H Ossoam 1362 L A ~vm~r GEN~2L FUND 25831Fm~m~ G~m~r~ Uaro~ 15.50 16.90 32.40 500, O0 ~0. O0 fiSO~ O0 22,005. ll 550. O0 GENERAL FUND 23862 £x~m~s Jommse~ 23855 FROST B~m ~ 1~S~ 23857 F~r~ D~ S~o~m 15,00 i~250.00 1GO. O00. O0 100,000.00 10.00 261,~85.00 WATER SYSTEM RE?ENUE FUND SEWER REYENUE FUND 3151 RE~ ~ ImP R~- 31,160. 72 J~,Y 1, 1970 PAYHENTS HADE IN JULY 1970 ,~ENERAL FUi~D 23795 23 794 26 795 2.5 796 23797 23 798 £$800 25801 23802 25805 25804 23805 25806 25807 25808 2~09 2~8~ 0 2~81 ~ 23819 14,087. 2, 343. 75 125. O0 132. O0 ~$6o 9 7 71.98 9, 099. O0 70~ O0 10. O0 $¥. il gl4.50 16.40 16.22 41.50 10. O0 36. G$ 389.39 19.6~ 1 76.42 7. $0 $0. O0 335.9 7 7. 60 8.5, O0 30. 70 3. GO O0 6~ WATER SYSTEM REYENUE FUND 12619 Wsr~ H~cDowm~,L SEWER REYENUE FUND 24.00 19.80 1,059.10 14.73 117.63 8.60 16.10 60.74 69. $$ 24.2? 84.10