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Minutes 08-19-68Michael V. Mic~eI, Mayor G~e Moore, City Attorney Vincent J. Gallo, Vice Mayor Grady %V. Co~ey, Ci~ M~er Gilbert ~. Coitus, Councilm~ Tereesa Padgeit, Ci~ Clerk Leaned E. Nyl~d, Co~cilm~ Thomas A. Summers~ Co~c~m~ Mayor Michael V. ~ichael c~led ~e meeting ~ order at 7:30 P.M. The Invocation was given by Bev. Nelson Moyer, ~d ~e Flag S~ute was led by Gene Moore, City Attorney. M~NUTES: ~ egular MeetLng - August 5, 19~8: ~ir. Nyl~d moved ihat ~e Minules cf ~e Reg~ar Mee~g ~ A~ust 5, 1988 be accepted as presented. Moti~ seconded by Mr. Gallo. Unanimously carried. R ecosnition of Guests: Mayor Michael ~troduced David D. Lewis represent~g %Zes~ghouse Lea~ing Corporation who explained ~eir program ~d ~ tu~, ~tro- duced four volunteers from foreign countries who are n~ working ~ ~e United States wi~ lhe ~derprivileged. PUBLIC AUDIENCE: ~irs. Charles B~r, 153 S. E. 29th Avenue, c~e fo~ard to present ~e Mayor wilh a pe~iion bear~ appro~ately 500 n~es of resi- dents mud Stated ~ey were ~a~st fencin~ in the Beach and ~st~l~g toll gales. The foH~ing residents came forward to express their opposition to a t011 ¢harge at ~e Beach. ~ iltiam Edelt, 2 Coconut L~e, Oce~ Ridge Mrs. V¢illiam Shorlley, Sr., 3365 Or,ge St. Joseph Fodor, Coquina Cove Donald M~one, C~u~a Cove Page No. 1 REGULAR CITY COUNCIL 1V~ETING AUGUSt' 19~ 19~8 Mrs. Edgar L. Baker, 2311 So. Federal Hwy. Raymond Piantanida, 206 S. '~-. Third Street James =~arnke, Lake Side Harbor ~'alter A. Madseno 214 N. E. 14th Ave. Michelle Cyr, 112 S. V~. 9th Avenue Mrs. DePew of Sterling Village voiced her objections to the toll charge at lhe beach and further stated the garbage containers at Sterling Vill- age are be~_ug broken due to negligence on i,he part of the garbage collectors. The following residents staled they were aware of the problems con- fronting the City Council; they opposed the installation of toll gates but suggested other means of increasing revenue. Robert Beyrer, Sterling Village Edward I~ess, 717 Shore Drive Norman Strnad, of Lorraine Ct. 2703 So. F~d. I-twy. Earl Hundredmark, 132 N. W. 4th Avenue C. J. Armstr~ng~ 820 N. V~. 4th Street OLD BUSINESS: Appoint a Member to Inter-E acial Committee (On the Table): Mr. Gallo moved ~hat this item be removed from the table. Mr. Nylund seconded. Unanimously carried. City Clerk stated that the Ministerial Association submitted lhe name of Revi Nelson Moyer of the 1st Methodist Church. Mr. Gallo moved we accept the recommendation and appoint Rev. Nelson Moyer as a member of the Inter-Racial Committee. Mr. Collins seconded. Unanimously carried. Page No. 2 MINUTES REGULAR CITY cOLrNCIL MEETING AUGUST 19, 1988 NEW BUSINESS: Correspondence from the Town of Ocean Ridge: City Clerk read the letter sent to the State Road Department from the ~bwn Council of Ocean Ridge in which they proposed that the new bridge over the Intracoastal Waterway be placed at N. E. Second Avenue rather than Ocean Avenue. LEGAL: Ordinance 68-16 (2nd Reading) (Cn the Table) Rezoning Acreage Parcel - ¥7 o~..f~ Reeuest: Mr. Gallo moved that this item be removed from the table. Mr. Nylund seconded. Unmuimoualy carried. City Attorney read Ordinance 66-16 by caption only, 1st reading: June 17, 1988. Mr. Gallo moved that Or dinance 88-16 be passed on second reading. Mr. Collins seconded. Mr. Summers stated that a petition had been presented to the Planning and Zoning Board with approximately 90 names of residents who opposed this change, and he thought they should be considered. Mr. Gallo stated that he had been present~ at the meeting of the Plann- inE and Zoning Board when this item had been voted upon, and everyone seemed to be concerned with dead end streets, and not zoning as such. He further stated that it was considered to be for the betterment of Boynton Beach and therefore requested the City Council to approve this change in zoning. Motion carried S-2, Mayor Michael and Councilman Summers voting against this Ordinance. Resolution 68-K Re: Federal Tax Exemption for M%,nicipal Bonds: City Attorney read Resolution 68-K in its entirety. Itc then explained that this resolution would be forwarded to members of Congress opposing a bill which would eliminate federal tax exemption on municipal bonds. Page No. 3 I~IINUTI~S REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING AUGUST 19, 1988 Mr. Gallo moved that Resolution 68-K be accepted. Mr. Summers seconded, unanimously carried. A DMINISTRA TIVE: Consider Request of Boynton Beach Jaycees S,hark Tournament: Mr. Gallo made the motion that the City of Boynton Beach go on record as approving this Tournament, which is an attempt ~o eradicate the sharks along the Palm Beach County Coasts and further stated he would like the City to support this Tournament and contribule the $200. 00 which had been requested. Mr. Nylund seconded. t%ir. Collins stated that the Chamber of CoLm-nerce spends thousands of dollars to bring the tourist into the area, and now it seems that this Tournament would tend to frighten the tourist away by shouting "shark". Mr. Summers stated he could not conceive of the idea of the shark situation being relieved by fishing for them. C. Joe Cook, President of the Boynton Beach J:Q Ss came forward and presented Ken Berman of the Lake VVorth J. C. 's who explained the aims and purposes of ~his Tournament, and further stated nothing but fishing pressure will even%ually eliminate these sharks. M~tion carried unanimously. Free Garbage Service for Schools Within the City: City l~lanager stated he had checked with other Cities in the County and found the greater percentage are billing the ~arbage direct on a commer- cial basis. He further stated it is quite a service that the City renders to the schools in that our garbage trucks pick up at the lunch rooms and must also pick up at a specified time, and this extra service costs the City money. Mr. Gallo moved we charge the Palm Beach County Schools in accord- ance with our commercial garbage fees. 1Vir. Summers seconded. Unanimously carried. Consider Request of Comprehensive Commtuuity I~lental Itealth for Building Funds: City Clerk read the letter received from the above organization in which they requested $750.00. Page- No. 4 MINUTES REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING AUGUST 19, 1988 Mr. Gallo moved that this item be tabled until ii can be ascertained as to what responsibilities Bosrnton Beach has towards this particu- lar program, Mr. Collins seconded. Much discussion followed. Motion carried 3-2, Mayor Michael and Councilman Summers voting no . Establishing Fees for Use of Recreational ~'acilities: Mr. Gallo moved thai this item be tabled for next lD'orkshop Session inasmuch as the item has inadvertently been placed on Tonight's Agenda. Mr. Collins seconded. l~ir. Summers stated that inasmuch as a large portion of the audience were presen~ for this item, he felt ii should be discussed tonight. Mr. Gallo stated that he considered the press extr. emely unfair inasmuch as the City Council at a Budget Session was making au effort to cut expenses in the entire Recreation Department but unfortunately, the press picked up this 'one item, publicized it t® such an extent, that it was ~'blown up" way out of proportion. Mayor Michael agreed with Mr. Gsllo, and further stated that as far as the fence was concerned, it was just one of many ideas the City Ceuncil has discussed but there were no decisions made at any time. The Niayor went on to say, that he would not discuss so important an issue without having all the facts and figures before him. M~tion carried 4-1, Mr, Summers dissenting. ~,,o~s%der Increase on Blue Cross-Blue Shield Hospitalization: City Manager stated that hospital rates have gone up tremendously since the last contract and had so advised the City employees, asking them to indicate whether or net they were interested in increasing the costs on lheir family contracts. The results ef this poll indicated 72 members were in favor of this increase and 3 were not. Mr. ~Gallo moved we put in effect this new contract with Blue Cre~- Blue Ski~l~ for the employee benefit increasing the coverage from $24.00 tO $30.00 per day room coverage, Mr. Collins seconded, t Mayor Ntichael asked what the cQst would be to the City for this addi- tional cost and was advised that the tot~ sum was $4 341. for the present number ~f employees. Page No. 5 REGULAP, CITY CCUI~CIL AUGUST 19, 1958 MoMon carried un~mousty~ F~al Accept~¢e, - Sewage Project ~5754-8k, Area 15: ~r. Cour~ey stated ~e contract had not been returned by ~e Con,actor ~d ~erefore, requested ~is item be labled. ~r. Summers moved ~s item be %~led. Mr. G~o seconde~ Unanimously c~ried. ~ eceipt of Cremation Cer~ificales: City Clerk read ~e following Certificaies: .Mo~g~ Guaranty Trusl Co.: $33~ 337.50 Chase ~a~an Cert. #2840 Cert. #2841 Cert. #2842 Cert. $2843 Cert. $2844 Cert. #2845 $ 18, 650.00 2, 950.00 937.50 27,050.00 8, 750. O0 112, 960. 15 Mr. Gallo moved to receive these Certificates. Mr. Summers seconded. Unanimously carried. Transfer of License - "400" Club: City Clerk advised that Thompson A. %Valker has requested the transfer of license to serve beer and wine on the premises and take-out ~o Des Bamfi. She further stated that the application has been checked by all departments concerned. Mr. Gallo moved that the transfer of license be approved. NIr. Collins seconded. Unanimously carried. Discuss Evening Registration: City Clerk advised that Ben Cain had requested that City Hall remain open on Augu~ 21, 1988 for the purpose of registration of voters. Mr. Gallo stated he would be in favor of this, providing registration is open for ~all residents and it is advertised through the news media. Page I~o. 8 PAYMENTS NADE IN JULY BY DATE JULY 1, 1968 JULY 2, 1968 JULY 3, 1968 JULY 5, 1968 JULY 8, 1968 JULY 9, 1968 JULY 10, 1968 JULY 11, 1968 JULY 12, 1968 JULY 15, t968 JU~Z 16, JULy ~2, .............................. 814.66 .............................. 407. g4 .............................. I10. BO .............................. 457. $9 .............................. 2, 265. 00 .............................. $, 92G. $0 ............................... 1,852. $0 ..................... - ........ 9, ?52.95 ............... ' ............... 8, 890. G2 .............................. 46· 65 .............................. $87. g)9 .............................. 1o 040. 94 .............................. 44, 2~G . kG .............................. 23, 258. G4 .............................. 309.8~ .............. 980. 59 Z88, 212.40 PAYNENTS MADE BY FUNDS GENERAL FUND ........................ WATER SYSTEM REFENUE FUND ........ ~ ......... WATER DEPOSITORS FUND ....................... SEWER REFENUE FUND .......................... SEWER & WATER DEPOSIT FUND .................. SEWER DEPOSIT FUND .......................... I ~ S FUND ......... :. ........................ BOYNTON BEAGH MEMORIAL PARK FUNI~ ............ POLIGE RETIREMENT FUND ...................... PUBLIGITY FUND .............................. FIREMEN'S RELIEF ~ PEN£ION FUND-~ ........... 113, 563. $~ 41,662.2~ 320.40 $o, 898. 239.90 7. O0 94.1 ? 656. O0 1 7.50 689.3,5 8~. !0 188, 212. ~0 JUL Y 1968 GENERAL FUND 10745 18746 187~? Pos~s~a- Bor~o~ WATER SYSTEM REKENUE FUND 10910 Omar oF B.B.-Pm~ey CAss SEWER REYENUE FUND G. O0 250. O0 200.90 12. O0 ~. 58 258.20 265.58 814. 66 JUL Y 1968 GENERAL FUND 18751 Rosm 18755 Mas. 18754 187~ Izm~ 18756 Jom~ WATER SYSTEM REYENUE FUND 109.11 Bmr. B. H. NooNzm ~ 091~ Wm. H. Sv=x~ ~TTER DEPOSITORS FUND 7860 Ae¢v. oF Mze~Axn R. SZzTE 7861 AccT. oF Josmmm Wz~zx 7865AaT~a Baowm 7865 7866 AccT. 7867 7868 AccT. 7869' 7870 7871 7872 OF CLZFTON HUDSON OF RONALD WALL$ OF ~OUIS ~RUNETTZ OF PLACE ~U SOLEIL 5. O0 20. O0 50. O0 25. O0 50. O0 15. O0 25. O0 "190. O0 4.72 5.20 5.20 23. 72 1.62 43.94 ?.50 7. 50 7. 50 7. 50 ?. 50 7. 50 7.50 7. 50 7. 50 ?.50 50. O0 7. 50 PAYNENTS MADE IN JULY, 1968 (GONT. ) J~r~y $, 1968 I J~Y 5, 1968 JUL Y JuL Y 9, 1968 6EWER REVENUE FUND 2200 REV. R. H. NOOmAN SEWER ~ WATER DEPOSIT FUND $?3 AecT. OF REV. R. H. NOONAN GENERAL FUND FIBEMEN'S RELIEF & PENSION FUND 3?5 Jo~N H. T~r~ 376 HAae~m P. HmaarN~ GENERAL FUND 18758 18759 18790 18791 Wi~TER SYSTEM REVENUE FUND 10918 Gz~r OF B.B.-PA~oLL SEWER REVENUE FUND 2201 BorN~oN Wm~fi-P~mm 2202 Gzzr OF B.B.-PAr~OLL GENERAL FUND 18760 0~ OF B.B.-pm~y 18762 JmmNA~mm Go~p. 18765 Gmoa~m W. Do~ew WATER SYSTEM REVENUE FUND 10919 Pos~mAs~m~ GENERAL FUND 18765 Smzw's 18766 NA~'A LmFm Irs. Co. 18767 8. O0 15.50 26. I0 59.83 24.27 16.53 39.69 13, 34-6. 4-8 701.50 1,166.22 631.21 4-0.64- 35. O0 2 76.85 70, O0 .34.00 9.90 242.~8 t00.00 221.10 4-07. 54 110.20 1 G, 1 77. 45 4-57.~9 968 J¢rLr 10, 1968 PAYMEN?S M~DE IN JULL 1968 (OON?. ) GENER.4L FUND 18769 ALLE~ O~tEm]:¢.aL Go. $6. O0 18771 A~sr ~ Yzrr Szzraer S~O~E 125.00 18772 Bra~ Ex~r~r~z~r~ Go, 18. O0 1~77~ BO-~E~ ~y~ Co, 37.65 882, 28 WATER SYSTEH REVENUE FUND 10920 OCEAN RZr~E DEr'ELOPZE~2 10921 ALLZmD O~Lo~xm 220~ Jo~ L. Aae~rE 2205 ~¢~OPRO~¢¢TS INc. ~$0.$0 259.60 G49. O0 7. 25 $~. 59 GENERAL FUND 18775 BorxTom 18776 1~777 18778 18779 18780 18781 18782 18783 18 784 18785 18786 .~8787 18788 18789 18792 18795 1879~ i8 795 18796 18797 18798 18 799 18500 18801 18802 18805 18804 18805 CrvY oF B.B.-PmTTr Czsm 46.51 ~ITY OF B.B.--WATEa DEPT. 192.24 C.T. BOWLES E~mc~ar¢ 159.50 N~s. Tz~ 2~. O0 Bor~o~ Aa~o S¢~p~ 120.21 Bm~m Yz~zz~s 10. O0 ~=~m?~m ~ms$o~ 10. O0 Oo~ao~ SpEc ~ZL rsTs Go. $70. O0 0o¢~ B~eoams I~¢. 55.00 Caz~r~s Go. 416. 10 C~TIES SEa.reX OZL Co. 107.16 ~EmE $IO0~E 125. O0 W~z~ NacDowm~ 1~2. O0 Dx~a~r Bm~em Nmws JO~N~L 7. 55 Do~' s F~ms~o~m 51,8S Jm~sr E~ Po~zz¢ I~c. 19.84 E~sm ffo~sm PAmEa Co. 58.89 L~orm ~a~ma 49.50 ~a~r Or~ Coap. G~.60 265. O0 £AZ~ENT$ lt~DE IN JULY, !968 (OONr.) JUL Y lo, 1968 gENERAL FUND 18806 N~NNrE OL~at¢ 15. O0 18807 Im~E~N~T'L ASS'N. Fzam Gm. 1.10 18808 Im~ma~z~'~ Hr~m~Ls & C~. 227.48 18810 B~r J~ ~0.~00 18811 JOE'S ~ILL 7~.85 WATER EISTEH REVENUE FUND 10922 GZTY OF B.B.-PET~y g~sm 19. 73 10923 B~oozcs P~o~$¢~s oF FL~. 119.60 1092~ ~Hx~T' ~CDOWELL ~. O0 ~3.33 ~A TER DEPOSITORS FUND SEWER REVENUE FUND 2206 Or~ oF B.B.-PETTy C~stt 22.29 220? Oo~sT~ H~e~cr~cm Im¢. 19.00 2208 E~w~ms E~EC~C Co~m. ~58.65 2209 ~mxo~sx E~m¢~a~c 16.50 2210 Km~m~s E~m¢~z¢ S~vrem 4g. O0 261. G4 I ~ S FUND 3?7 Born Bcrx~ 9~. 1 ? 926, 30 11. 1968 GENERAL FUND 18815 18816 1881 ? 18818 18819 18820 18821 18822 1 ~2.92 FLA. POLZeE GHrEFS ASS'N. 15.00 Jom~ Ha~z~m~o~ 5. O0 Pan~ BE~¢m OF~eE E~y 22;93 P~;~ BEa¢m P~s~ TrmEs 18,~ P~m-~m Poo~ Ee¢~ I~c. 12.71 18823 1882~ 18825 18826 18827 18828 18829 18830 P~i~KIN~ON~S BmZ~EOL~ Boom Roms & G~NS O~ DELa~Y 26. £1 10. O0 181.09 29.05 30.00 200.00 PAYMENTS MADE IN JUL~ 1968 (CONT.) o J~LY 11, 1968 GENERAL FUND 18831 So~ma~ PZPEa Co. 18832 Spos~s' Havm~ SEWER REYENUE FUND 2211 SmwE~z H.4asw. at~z 0o. 2212 TzcsNrc INS~aUMENrS BOYNTON BEACH MEMORIAL PARK 378 Oe~srr NUSSESY I~c. 379 S~El~r~ MZNaFZC~r~ Co. 28.08 100.95 5.00 13.80 1,'106.21 3~.75 88.20 122.95 262.50 360.64 623.1~ 1' 852.50 Ja~¥ 12, 1968 GENERAL FUND 18835 Fz==~y & Wa~s~ 72.53 ~8836 Es G~,~'o~ Tsa¢~ 114.80 ~8857 Wzrm's G~Hv~s LoF~ 18. O0 188~9 XErox Ooapos~xoy 192.1~ 188~0 E~c Y~om 25.00 18841 Z~p ~z~ar~a~ Go. 55.00 ~88~2 STE~S RBx~ Ds~z 28.00 188~4 E~s MeA~or 5.00 188~5 Ha~sr~ & Gs~r.~m 55.27 188~6 Rorma~z ?o~ma~ 150.02 188~7 JmN~mm Goap. ~95.80 18848 G~r-or B.B.-WA~E~ Dmp~. ?66.50 Z8~9 ?SZ¢E~E~S I~s~z~em Co. 197.76 t885~ Bo~mzom Rm~SrmEm~ F¢m~ i~8. GO ~8855 Bor~o~ G~r~ U~ro~ 564. O0 18856 G~r o~ B.B.-P~Y~o~ 5,082.19 7, 725.60 WATER SYSTEM REYENUE FUND 10926 Jo~N 10927 Homms mY Lmom 5.20 10928 E.N. C~.vm~ ~.. 72 10950 Jamms A. 10931 Wa~cm ~ Tzm~z~ I~c. 60.00 10932 Jo smpm Ho~ 2. 20 109~G OzTr 12, 1968 WATER DEPOSITORS FUND 7875 Ae¢~. oF E. If. C~rLvEa 7876 A¢¢~. OF Ho~ms rr Lmo~ 7878 Aeee. or Jo~m Peter SEWER REYENUE FUND 2215 JAmEs A. 2214 2216 GzTr oF B.B.-W~Tma 2218 Gir~r 7. 50 ~.50 7. 50 7. 50 7. 50 5.05 8. O0 415.14 623. 97 1 7~ GO 17.60 15.50 50. 70 752. 95 15, 1968 ~ENERAL FUND 18850 So. BELL Tm~. ~ TmL. 18851 SO, BELL ~L. ~ TEL. 18852 Josmr~ ~zzsrz~o 18853 FLa. PowEa ~ £Z~ Go. WATER SYSTEM REYENUE FUND 10934 So, BmLL TmA. & TmL. 10955 FLA. Powm~ & L~m~ 0o. SEWER REYENUE FUND 2217F~a. Powma & L,~es~ Go. 611.50 16~i5 25.00 5~589.84 6,242.49 10. O0 1. 812.71 1,822.71 825, 42 8,890.62 .... J~rr.r 16, 1968 GENERAL FUND 18857 FLA. S~.a~2E ROAD DEPT. 18858 Gr~r or B.B.-PE~y ff~s~ 1,00 45.63 46.63 ~ J~Ar 17, 1968 gENEP~4L FUND I8859 JENN.~LEm Coap. 191.92 18860 Czar OF B.B.-PmT~¥ ~zsm 75.$8 18861 FszNm B. E~moax 10.00 18862 O~s~o P~z 50. O0 18865 Aa~onm Y~. P~ear~z 50.00 ~ 70e ~U PAYMENTS MADE IN JULY, 1968 1968 WATER SYSTEM REVENUE FUND 10938 GirY oF B.B.-PE~-rr GAszz SEWER REVENUE FUND 2219 ~/I~Y OF B.B.-PETTY GASH 11.19 1.10 $8 7.59 18, 1968 GENERAL FUND 18864 A~LAS ELm¢~a~CAL 18866 18867 18868 18869 188 70 ~8~ 71 ~ 88 7~ WATER SYSTEM REVENUE FUND 10989 Posz~ S~E~ SEWER REVENUE FUND 2220 2221 ALLStAtE 2222 A~om~om~c~s INC. 15.92 55. 52 67. 50 11. O0 25. 81 2~. O0 96. 4I 14. 70 450.00 259.60 14.78 4.70 1,040. 94 19, 1968 GENERAL FUND 18875 Co~s~¢ez~o~ Epx¢. I~s~. $5.00 18877 DoN's Frams~oNm 55. 75 18879 Y.W. EImIZKE ~SSOOIATES 8. 85 18880 F~a. P~N~N~ ~ ZOXXN~ 5. O0 ~8885 ~ Z~e~ ~o~ ~0, ~88. O0 18887 BOYN~ON G~E~I~ UNZO~ 6~5. O0 WATER SYSTEM REVENUE FUND 10940 CxvY OF B.B.-WZ~ES Dmp~. 16.10 10941 Eqa~R~EN~ Sm~xcm ~ S~mmL~ ~50.00 10942 H~cm GNE~CAL Go. 20.12 ~09~$ ALLEN INSU~NCE CO. ¢, 008. O0 10945 Cr~Y o~ B.B.-P~r~o~ ,1~550. 07 6. 02~. 29 J~LY 19~ 1968 1968 J~Y 23, 1968 PAYMENTS MADE IN JUL~ 1968 (CONT.) SEWER REYENUE FU~TD 2215 CITY OF B.R.-PAYROLI, 2225 BO~y~Om A~o 2224 Hz¢~ 2225 AL5~m Iz~s~R~mcE Co. 817. 72 24. 70 24.19 901. O0 GENERAL FUND 18884 OASI Com~ar~aT~o.v 15,192.27 ~8885 D~. o~ I~rzrR. R~'r.V~E 5, 521.46 1889~ G.T. Bowers E~re~e 147.~0 18892 ~r~'s U~zFo~z 208.80 ~8894 Ha. V~r~o Yrmm~ 15.00 18896 ~ma~m L. HzwmIms 255.00 ~8897 i~. P~s~zc Wins Ass'~. 15.00 18899 Mr~mm Hx~m 11.70 18902 HeOoY's G~m I~3. O0 ~8903 NmT~L P~o~c~s 24.72 WATER SYSTEM REYENUE FUND 10944 OASI Go~Rr~o~ Fam~ 735.91 ~0946 GmR~ L. Hzwx~s 127.50 10947 McOor's GARAGE 63.75 10948 M~x S~E~Y APP~CE Co. 11.37 SEWER REYENUE FUND 2226 OASI Gom~srra~o~.Fa~m POLICE RETIREMENT FUND $84 OHZRLE$ MESSER ¢5.55 17.50 GENERAL FUND WATER SYSTEM REFENUEFU~'D 10954 FRz~m S~z~o 2.20 10955 J. T. Gz~ 1.84 10956 S. H¢~a¢Er 6.70 10957 Boozer J. FRa~ (C~srMa~o) 5.20 10958 R~e~sr C. Bz~ms~ 5.20 10959 WM. R. D~¢rs 5.20 4~, 2g$. 26 23, 25 . 64 PAYMENTS MADE IN JU£Y, 1968 F 25, 1968 J~LY 24, 1968 WATER DEPOSITORS FUND 7879 Aee~. o~ G.W. Brao 7.50 7880 Aee~. o~' FazNm Smamo 7.~0 7884 ~ce~. OF Josmps Nooam 7.50 7885 ~CC~. o~ Rz~ps D~mm 7. 50 7886 ~ec~. o~ J. G~szm~o 7. gO 7890 Co~a~ Bmm~m~ 7.90 789t A~e~. o~ ~m. B. D~s 7.~0 7892 Gmo~m Dm~mx~ 7.~0 SEWER REVENUE FUND 2233 J~mms A. GazL~p $. 70 2234 Br¢m~am B~L~ms~rm~ 6.00 223~ E~Nm A~xN 1.29 2236 J. 8. O0. SEWER ~ WATER DEPOSITORS FUND 0400 A¢¢~. oF J. T. G~NN 0401 O~r~s. 0402 Acc~. 0403 0404 040fi 0~06 0~07 Acc~. 0408 0409 .GENERAL FUND 18905 R. O. 18906 Mas. ~8907 Ma. Woa~my 18908 Lmo J~ms 18909 Mas. Josm~m Yo~ 189~0 So. Bm~ TmL. ~ fmL. 18911 Wz~m~ K. 18912 M~F~c~m~s Lrxm I~s. 18914 Bm~E 225. O0 100. O0 50. O0 10. O0 40. O0 198.20 10. O0 208.12 99. $6. O0 976.67 309; 85 PAYHENTS HADE IN JULY, 1968 J~L¥ 24, 1968 J~L¥ 25, 1968 1968 WATER SYSTEM REYENUE FUND 10949 M, iNUFACTURml~S LmFm INs. SEWER REYENUE FUND 222? t~m~x,~e~m~s Lmem Irs. GENERAL FUND ~8916 B~rm 1~917 O~x op B.B.-W~x~ Bmm~. 18918 F~. Pewma WATER SYSTEM REYENUE FUND 109~0 Bz~m G~oss-B~m ~xm,.~ SEWER REYENUE FUND 2228 Bz~m G~ess-BL~m GENERAL FUND 18919 18920 ~8921 ~8922 ~8923 ~8924 ~8925 18926 ~8927 18928 18929 ~8931 18932 ~8933 ~t8935 Oz~r o~ B.B.-Px~y a~vr oe B.B.-Pm~r P~ Bm~cm O~x~em BOYNTO~ ~TO ~UPPLY ~OYNTON ~ELL-PUMP Oo~ Rmeoams P~m~ rx S~mma arvrxs Sm~rcs Or~ WA TER ~0951 10952 10955 10960 10961 SYSTEH RE~'ENUE FUND So. F~. Pow~ ~z~Y OF B.B.-P~aoL~ 2. 80 1.13. 551.83 246. 35 214.90 079.15 092. .7,2. .,if. ss 99. ?4 242.48 26.46 $0. GO 314. 30 197. 75 5, 078, 60 160. O0 446. O0 16.61 74.35 124.10 10.34 55. O0 236. 73 40. O1 168.99 2.19 11.70 1 ~ 963. 80 - 893. 64 18. O0 2, 889.33 980.59 8, 180. 78 PAY~IENTS MADE IN JULY, 1'968 (CONT.) 1968 968 WATER DEPOSITORS FUND SEWER REYENUE FUND 2229 Gz~Y OF B.B.-PAY~oL~ 2250 WA~am~ B~mA~T 2251 FL~. EAST Co~s~ RR 2252 CZ~ZES Sm~'zem OIL Go. SEWAGE DEPOSIT FUND $58 AccT. OF W~mm SEWER ~ WATER DEPOSIT FUND 04~0 AccT. OF Hm~y M~a~ BOYNTON BEAOH MEMORIAL PARK PUBLICITY FUND 386 BOYNToN BEAem C. OF C. 7.50 7. 50 1,126.12 $. O0 19. O0 16.02 ?. O0 I5.50 12.86 651.85 GENERAL FUND 18956 CAPITAL LE~SZ~¢ Go~. 18957 T~omr~zs I~c. 18959 JOE'S G~ZLL 18940 OLr~mIA Spo~ Smop 18945 18945 ~8946 ~8948 18949 18960 18961 18962 18953 18954 18955 18956 18967 189~8 18959 18960 ~8961 Rz¢~ Mo~o~s R~z~ gomz~czzom Go. D.H. S~r~m & Assocrz~ms So~ P~mms S~BE~ ~ S fa~rL Foam fa~¢~o~ Co. ~EE~S CL~NrC ~EROX CT~Y OF B.~.-PE~Ty CZTY OF B.B.-Pm~Ty ~LLEN CmEHrczL Co. 356.02 59.19 15.70 204-. 4-8 56. O0 18.81 19.50 19.11 56. riO 88.91 245.15 $7.50 9.85 122~ 50 18.15 12.60 52.20 18. O0 4.8, 87 10. O0 £G7.1G 21.45 45.58 1I. O0 1~,912.17 PAYMENTS MADE IN JULY, 1968 JuLY 29, 1968 GE~RAL FUND 18962 A~om~o~v~e~s .20 SEWER REVENUE FUND 2287 B=SSEL~ ~ Axon 2238 YEo~mrs BRos. 2239 ~TOm~O~U¢~S 300.00 85.6~ 11.56 2,$~2.90 JULY 30, 1968 GENERAL FUND 18965 ~U~Om~Om¢OTS Ire. 18964 Br.~eE~ M~N~rF.CC~Wa~NO Go. 18965 A~E~o Lo~m~ 18966 Rm~z~mmEX~ 189GV E~rs 18969 E. A~m~som WATER SYSTEM REVENUE FUND i0962'RmF~N~Z~,e ~ I~mRor'. SEWER REVENUE FUND 2240 TXSm~E's 2241Au~o~aonu¢~s Ire. 22~2 REF¢rmrre ~ I~pRO~. 75.51 109.$~ 50.00 1.60 5.00 291.06 122.15 62. 50 19.21 22~ 714. ~6 22, 796.27 49,455.91 JuLY $1, 1968 GENERAL FUND 18970 8o~o~ GRED~ UNION ~8971 Gxzsma~ Mza~zN JR. 18974 E~m~ N~e~m~ ~8975 ~8976 ~8977 18978 ~8979 ~8980 P~TRICI~ ~ELLER DAVI~ H~FF~AN C~TY OF R.B.-PE~TY C~sz 0~ oF ~.B.-W~E~ WATER SYSTEM REVENUE FUND 10963 G~r om B.B.-Pm~r SEWER REVENUE FUND 2243 22~4 Gz~Y oF B.B.-Wz~mR DEPT. 50. O0 25. O0 $. O0 3. O0 2~. O0 150.00 35. O0 5. O0 9.82 43. 74 767. 80 1,117.36 ,15.87 24.24 PAZ~IEffTS MADE IN JULY, 2968 (OONTo) PUBLIGiTY FUND $87 L.D. G~,~wFo~r g?. 50 1,407. lO 10 .20.00 Y ~ Y ~ Company o~ l~Iew ~o~k period Decemt~a~ l~66/~May [9~7 ±nd~usi'~e. MORGAN GUARANTY TRUST COMPANY G~N 6UAR~NT~ TRUST COMPAN~ t0 1© De~emba~ 1 21.25 Agg.~ega~e a~o ore Coupons the per~od MORGAN GUARANTY TRUST COMPANY ~: ~__~ THE CHASE M~NHATTAN BANK, N.A. City of Boynton Beach, -lenda Water Revenue Bonds D~%e~ t2/~/50 $~M~ER OF COUPO~S 118 ~UNT $ 2,950°00 fiUM~Za o~ BONOS ~ .~4 . 12/1/67 ,:~ 18 825.~ $2,950.00 ~ "T~ a~ve cou ~ons were paid du ~ing ~e p~iod of: December 6, 19~ ,~ ': , ,~ ~uua~ ~1, 19o8. THE M~NHATTAN BANK ~OR~OBA*B*BUST ~ A~ENC¥ ~. CHASE . N~A. 02842 A~I~ OFrOBL~GOR: City of Boynton Beach, Florida DBSCR ~T~O~ OF~SS'O~: 3 3/4% Swimmiug Pool Bonds Se~es Ei Dated 9/1/60 N$~M~-g OF COUPONS 50 PR~R61~',~,D A~'4OUNT $ 937.50 'TOTAL ~D NUMBER BOND MATURITY NLtMBE~i O'F,~BONDS BOND O~ OR O~ CO~;ON$ COdPO~ ~Al~E "~ ';; TOTAL ~/~/~ ' o ~ .' '~'~P above~rchCO~ ~onsq], 1968.were p~d d~=~ ;?~e, pe~iea oz ~rch 1, 1968 ' : . THE CHASE MANHAtTAN~ BANK, N.A. THIS IS TO CERTIPy THAT WE UAVE Th $ DAY CREMATED THE FOLLOWING SECURITIES DESCRI~BED AME Of OBLI~OR~ ~ty of Boston Beach, Florid~ ' O~sc~lPt. mN OF ~S~ ~.15% & ~% W~ter ~enue.B~ds D~ed 12/1/60 [] m~LOW ~I .COUPON DUE DATE OJ~ C0~i~NS COUPO~ VAL~ , '. , ;OTAL 14 : ~ 20.75 :¢~'-,. ;Th~ ~ve coup )ns were p~d d-~ ing the period of )ecember 1 I %~m.Oecember ~5, 1967 ~ . ~THE ~HASE MANHATTAN BANK, N,A. 80 PINE STREET~ NEW YORK, NEW YORK I0015 100 PR~:Ne~'A~. A~OUNT $ 1 ~750-,00 TOTAL 6,750.00 COUPON DUE DATE ', QJ:~,O~:~q'I~ONS COUPON VAL~J,E : 12/10/67 ':100 ~6/~o ~/~o/~, ;' ~ ~,ooo.oo ~,o0o.oo ' ~he above bond~ ~v~g.no coupc~s' at~ache~ ~d~ ~Lth the coupons were p~ t d~ng the perz o~ of Dec~ber I THE CHASE MANHATTAN BANK, N.A. 1 Chase Manhattan Plaza. New York, N.Y. 10015 Cfty o£ ~o~o~ 3eacA, ~ ~c~p~ C~v~c Center B~l~g Bonds Dated 32/~0/63 ~6 Total V. 4=66 PTG. 10.67 co~ou~s TRUST ~ THE, CHASE MANHATTAN BANK, N.A. 0'28':45 [] $¢H E~U LES '^~ OF OU~GO~ Ci%7 of Se3r~to~ Beach, ~ESC~tPT~O~ OF 155Um Ref~uding and Improvement Revenue 1BO~dS, various ~tes_ D~ted 6/1/6~ N~,~ER~ .i,' , ~F COUPONS 1 ,155 P~UCI~^L A.~4OUUT SllP,QAnol ~;--~ .~ -~, ;TOTAL /67 ,1 $ 87.~ 6/1 ' 87.50 lOO.OO . ,3oo.oo 12/1/67 76 87.50 . 6,6~0.00 ~75 9.3.75 ~6~4o6.25 96.88 · ~S;~ 6.40 745 ' 100.~ ?~, ~oo,0o 1~151 112~ 572.65 we~ paid d~g the. period of D.cember 1, 1967 [hru ch 22, 1968, 1: THE CHASE MANHATTAN BANK, N.A. I^ME O~Omg~o~: City of Boynton Beach, Florid& OESCRIPWO~O~SS,UZ: Refaua~g Bonds, various rates Dated 10/1/46 ! 10/1/6'7 i~ $ 2.00 $ ~ 20.00, , l~'J: 20.00 2~,:620.00 · ~ 1~'~ : $2~.65o.oo ,: :. i As :shown on th!, 'J : ~%ta~hed sheet' 10/1/71 -,::,i :?,~_~,~,'~o/~'/6~ .,,,:'._th ooupo,~ ~o. ~, a~ lO/ ~/67 ~s s. o. x, . -: · As shown on th,, ~ '.: i ~ItaChed sheet' 10/1/7t tA- 1,000.00 14,000.00 ?,:,,~,li~-~a 'io//67 ~h oo~oo~ ~o. ~ ~'' 1' ~e above ~n~ ~d coupons wer~ pai~ d~ng !he ~eriod of 0c~b(r 2, 1967 ~ ', ~x t~Feb~ 15, 1968. i BO&ID/COgPON NUMBERS LISTING' THE CHABE MANHATTAN BANK, N.A. 1 Chase Manhattan Plaza. ]Y;ew York/N.Y, 3.0015 ~t¥ o~ Boy~to~ ~$aeh, Florida. R~f~di~g Bon~ dated ~0/1/~6 (Replaces listing sheet on CORPQRATE ~RUST & AGENCY DIVISION CANCELLED SECURITIES DIVISION cremation number G 02~40) ~ED: Ca!le~d ?0/1,~66 with coupon No. ~2, due TO/~/67 and P~d.iess t~e v~-me of ~he 4/~/67 :oupons ~96 550 1 Tot ~ 2 · - C~led I '67 v,%th cou ~n No. 4~, due 4/1/68 ~ $14000 O0 ~2 ~2 50 5o 1 8t 81 1 85 85 11 108 108 t 114 11z~ 1 251 251 1 ~? ~? 395 395 1 ko8 ko8 t 55? 557 Tota k I k THI= OHABI= MANHATTAN National Association 1 Chase Manhattan Plaza. New York,-New York 10015 BANK 1968 Miss Olive Wallace Finance Director Ci'~a7 of Boynton Beach P.O. Box 3IO 120 N. E. 25d Avenue Boynton Beach, Florida 33435 Dear RM_ss Walls_ce: We refer to your letter dated July 26~ 1968 concensus_lng two bonds numbers 396 and 550 of the 6W_ty, s obligations included on our cremation certificate GO28AO d~ted May t ~ 1968o ~hese bonds called for redemption 0conner less the value of the ~nril 1:~967 co~o. pons. inforn~tion on our bond listing schedule. 1966 were paid by our We neglected to report this We ars enclosing a corrects6~ listing sheet reflectim~ this correction. We reg-ret any inconvenience caused by this oversight. Enclosure CS Very truly yo~s~ Second Vice Presiden+~ B~N D%~(~UPON NUA~B E ~, ~LIST fN~ THE CHASE MANHATTAN BANK. N.A, 1 Chase Manhattan Plaza. New York. N.Y. 10015 City of Boymton Beach, Florida 4% Refunding Bonds Dated 10/1/A6 CORP.OR.ATE JRUST & AGENCY DIvJSION _. CANCELLED SECURITIES DIVISION Due 10/1 /71 Called 10/I/66 with coq ~on No. Z,2, d~9 10/1/67 and ]. C. A. 2 @ $1,00).00 396 396 55O 55O 1 Total 2 Due 10/1 /71 Called 10/ 1/67 with cou],on Noo 43, d~9 ~/1/~ ~d S~ C. A. 14 ~ $',000.00 28 28 1 32 32 35 35 ~o 50 85 85 1 108 108 1 11b 114 1 251 251 1 ~37 ~7~ 1 ~95 395 bo8 ~o8 1 557 557~ 1 Tot~