Minutes 05-20-68M3~NUTES OF REGUI~%R CITY COUI~CIL ~EETING HELD AT CITY ~LL,
BOYN~._ON BEAC.~, FLORIDA ON MONDAY MAY 2.0~ 1988 AT 7:30
PRESF~T:
Michael V. Michael, Mayor
Vincent J. Galto~ Vice Mayor
Gilbert H. Collins~ Councilman
Leonard E. Nylund, Councilman
Thomas A. Summers, Councilman
Gene Moore, CityAttorney
Crady W~ Courtney,City
Tereesa Padgett~ City Cl~rk
Mayor Michael called the meeting to order at 7:30 P.M.
In the ~msence of the scheduled Minister, the Mayor asked
all those in the audience to join the City Council in the
Lords' Prayer. The Flag Salute was led by Councilman
Leonard E. Nylund.
Reqognition of Representatives of Civic Organizations & G~ests
C. Joe Cook introduced himself as the newly elected Presi-
dent of the Boynton Beach Chamber of Commerce.
Robert Beyrer stated he was Executive Counci~ Chairman of
the Senior Citizens' of Sterling Village.
2nd ~nnual .Employee Recognition:
Mayor Michael stated that this year the City is honorin9-
2 twenty year employees and 3 ten year employees.
The Mayor then stepped -down from the dais to present certi-
ficates and extend congratulations to the following:
10-~ear EmDloyees:
Rena Carrier
Henry Crawford
Robert J. Shaw
The following 20-year employees received Certificates and a
U. S. Savings Bond:
Charlie W%ters
Karo Williams
~Ik~J~ES:
Regular Meetin9 - May 6~ 1968:
Mr. Nylund moved the i~nutes of the May 6, 1968 Meeting be
accepted as presented, b~. Gallo seconded. Unanimously
carried.
Page No. 1
MINUTES
REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING
MAY 2O~ 1968 --
OLD BUSIneSS:
None
PUBLIC AUDIENCE:
Col. Albert Wehrell, stated he was against the proposed
! 95 Tax District and asked the Council to review this matter
thoroughly before making a decision.
Robert Beyrer, Sterling Village, asked that the City Clerk
read the Resolution to the Mayor & Council which was a
token of thanks and appreciation from the Senior Citizens
of Sterling Village, which she did.
Mayor Michael stated that he thought it would be appropriate
at this time to give the City Council's vi~,s on their meet~
ing with the County Commissioners which was attended by
Mayor Michael, Vice Mayor Gallo, councilmen Nylund and
Collins, and City Manager Grady W. Courtney, on F~y 14~1968.
Inasmuch as there were many rumors circulated that there
were other solutions in obtaining the necessary roads for
1-95, and they therefore wanted to receive clarification of
facts, particularly since George Frost, County Engineer,
stated that for the next ten or twelve years, the County of
Palm Beach would have no money wi~h which to build these
roads. ~owever, the County Co~issioners offersdthe City
Council~othing new as to how to get the roads built and they
had no solution for us on the problem,
NEW BUSINESS:
None
LEGAL:
Proposed Pension Ordir~n~e (on t_h& Table) 1st Reading:
~o Summers made the motion this item be moved from the
table. Mr. Gallo seconded. Unanimously carried.
City Attorney, Gene Moore read the Proposed Pension Plan
in its entirety. ~ir. Gallo moved the Pension Plan be passed
on 1st Reading. Mr. Nylund seconded. Unanimously carried.
Proposed Ordinance Re: Garbage~ Trash & Weeds (lst Readinq):
City Attorney read proposed Ordinance amending Chapter 13
of the Code Re: Garbage, trash and weeds, in its entirety.
A~.Gallo moved Proposed Ordinance be passed on 1st reading.
~r. Summers seconded. Unanimously carried.
Page ~o.2
MINUTES ~
REGUI~AR CITY COUNCIL MEETING
MAY 20~ !968
ProDosed Ordinance Re: Sewer Conneotion.Charqg.:
City Attorney stated that he and the City ~nager were still
working on it and asked that it be tabled at this time. Mr.
Gallo moved this item be tabled to Workshop Session. Mr.
Nylund seconded. Unanimously carried.
.Resolution 68-C:
City Attorney road Resolution 68-C Re: S. E. 15th Avenue
sidewalk right-of-way across F.E.C.Reilroad. Mr. Gallo
moved Resolution 68-C be passed. Mr. Summers seconded.
Unanimously carried.
ADMINISTRATIVE:
Con~k%m~jApolieation to Federal Government (On the Table):
Mr. Summers made the motion this item be removed from the
table. Mr. Gallo seconded. Unanimously carried.
Mr. Gallo questioned whether Item "A" could be incorporated
with Item "i-A", the comprehensive sewer & water extension
study, which had been discussed earlier with Russell and
Axon, Consulting Engineers. tn addition to which~ they were
to study the expansion of the sewer treatment plant which is
near its full operating capacity and also assist the City
in preparing preliminary application to the Federal Govern-
ment for a grant in assisting with the construction funds
which would be needed.
Mr. Gallo further stated that the water connection across
the Intracoastal ~aterway at 15th Avenue which is now dis-
connected should be re-considered - all of which will be
included in this comprehensive study. He would therefore
suggest we enter into a Contract with Russell &Axon, Con-
sulting Engineers.
Mr. Nylund questioned whether or not this would be a firm con-
tract at this tTme or is a study made before it is finalized.
Mr. Courtney stated that due to the vast amount of knowledge
Russell & Axon have regarding our water and sewer systems,
he felt the City could enter into a contract for a nominal fee.
Mr. Gallo stated that Mr. Courtney could draw up the necessary
requirements which was to be included in this contra~t.
Page No. 3
MLNUTES
REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING
MAY 20, 1968
~yor Michael thought this contract would cost from two to
three thousand dollars and wondered if the money was avail-
able. The Mayor further stated that he would prefer a letter
from Russell &Axon as to what they would do; what the bene-
fits w6uld be to the City and exactly what this would encom-
pass.
~Lr.Gallo made the motion that ~%Lr. Courtney and Mr. Moore
draw up a contract on what in their opinion the Council would
like in the comprehensive water and sewer study contract, to
be approved by Council. Mr. Summers seconded. Motion carried
4-0 with Mayor Michael abstaining.
~Vir. Summers made a motion that we ask Russell & Axon to also
apply to the Federal Government for funds for capital improve-
ment. Mr. Collins seconded. Motion carried 3-2 with Conncil-
man Nylund and F~yor Michael dissenting.
Shaw's Restaurant - Application for Beer & Wine License:
City Clerk stated that Shaw's Restaurant applied for a beer
and wine license for sale on the premises, and it has been
checked by all departments.
Mr.Gallo moved we grant this license. Mr. Nylund seconded.
Unanimously carried.
Sale of Poppies - American Legion Auxiliary - May 24th & 25th:
Mr. Gallo moved the City grant this request. Mr. Summers
seconded. Unanimously carried.
Sidewalk Survey:
Me. Courtney recommended the installation of sidewalks along
N. W. 12th Avenue from N. Seacrest to Poinciana School;
around playground in Wilson Pool area; along N. E. 6th Court
from Ocean to Second Avenue; along S. E. 15th Avenue from
South Seaerest to S,anshine Shopping Center and along S. W.
10th Avenue from S. Seacrest to Thizd Street in areas not
already constructed.
Mr. Gallo moved we proceed with the installation of these
sidewalks and go out for bid on the construction. Mr. Collins
~econded. Unanimously carried.
Page
MINUTES
-May 20, 1968
~orrection - Appmoval of Bills
Should read:
gemry Earl Pontiac
1 Amblewagon
$4~019.00
Rubin Construction Co.
Street Paving Program
Mr. Summers moved these bills be paid.
unanimously carried.
~8,217.80
Mr. Gallo seconded and
MINUTES
REGUI~AR CITY COUNCIL MEETING
.Village Royale Request for Relocation of Easement:
It was explained ~%at the relocation of Easement was granted
to Village Royale last year, and ~ey would like to go ahead
to Lmptement the process of approval to revise the re-ptatting~
Mr.Gal!o made the motion the City prooeed with the re-platt-
ing of this area, so they can re-locate'their easement. ~vir.
Summers seconded. Unanimously carried.
Proposed Contract - Gerald D~ke,. P!.aDninq Consultant:
City Attorney read the proposed Contract in its entirety.
Much discussion followed.
Chairman Robert Olds of the Planning & Zoning Board stated
that the Contract was not in accord with previous agree-
ments the Planning & Zoning Board had with Mr.Dake.
Mr. Gallo made the motion that Mr. Dake be directed to draw
up another contract which was in keeping with the previous
letter submitted to the Planning & Zoning Board and the City
Council, as it was his understanding that the time of per-
formance was to be a two year period, the second year being
at the City's option and also change the compensation to the
originally'stipulated sum~Mr. Summers seconded. Unanimously
carried.
LIST OF PAYM~NTS:
Far. Gallo moved the list of Payments for April be accepted
as presented. Mr. Nylund seconded. Unanimously carried.
APPROVAL OF BILLS:
City Clerk presented the following bills and stated they had
been checked by Finance and City ~unager:
Hunnicut & Association
Adams Chevrolet:
6 Pick Up Trucks
(for April)
$1,055.00
$9,030.00
Jerry Earl Pontiac
1 Amblewagon
$38,217.80
Page No. 5
MINUTES
REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING
MAY 20, 1~68
Mr. Courtney explained that ~he total amount for Rubin
Construction was a little more than the bid, due to the
fact that the tonnage of asphalt was more than they had
anticipated but he further stated, this was closely checked
by Public Works.
There being no further busines~ Mr. Su/~&ners made the motion
that the meeting be adjourned. Mr. Gallo seconded.
Meeting adjourned at 9:35 P.M.
Michael V. ~chael, Ma~or
C
L~onard El- Nyldnd~oun~lm~n
Thomas A. Summers, Councilman
(~irs.) Tereesa Pa~t~, City Clerk
Pa~ No. 6
PAYMENT.S MADE IN APRIL BY DATE
APRIL
~T.~ APRIL
APRIL
APRIL
APRIL
~RIL
APRIL
APRIL
APRIL
APRIL
APRIL
~PRIL
r~''~ APRIL
'~ ~ ~PRIL
APRIL
APRIL
APRIL
i, 1968
2, 1968
3, 1968
.4, i960
5, 1968
8, 1968
9, 1968
10, !968
11, 1968
15, 1968
16, 1968
I ?, 1960
18, 1968
19, ~968
22, 1968
2~, 1968
24, 1968
25, 1968
26, 1968
30, 1968
................ 1,266.58
........... 22, 058. BO
............................. 3, 623.01
.................. I19o 09
........................ 198.70
.............. 1.6.47o20
......................... 85.59
..... ~6, 515. O?
....... .41 7~5. 70
...... 1,922. 7~
- - - 20,165 86
................... ~.288o4B
..... 5, 2~0. ~0
.................. !. 859.55
.................... 15 66
PAYMENTS MADE BY FUi~DS
GENERAL FUND ....................................... 98, 158. F?
WATER SYSTEM REYENUE FUND ............................ 29,589.$.4
WATER DEPOSITORS FUND ................................. 855.00
SEWER REYENUE FUND .................................... 26,220.22
SEWER ~ WATER DEPOSIT FUND ............................ 612.60
FIREMEN' S RELIEF & PENSION FUND ....................... 8.4.10
POLIGE RETIREMENT FUND ...................... 115. ?.4
PUBLIGITY FUND ........................................ 612.1.4
I · S FUND ............................................ 1~610.00
15 ?, 855.91
PAYMENTS MADE IN APRIL 1968
z~P~IL
1968
GENERAL
18239 Gm~m Mooam
18240 WSITT M~eDowmLL
18241 GENE HOOaE
18245 ACTOm~Om¢¢TS
WATER SYSTEM BEYENUE FUND
I072~ WmzT~ H~cDowmLL
10728 ~om~om~c~s I~c.
SEWER REYENUE FUND
2092 ~LZED C~ILORINE
f~REMEN'S RELIEF ~ PENSION FUND
282 JO~N ~. TUI~E
105.00
132.00
125.00
$$.00
$2.75
5~.00
17.44
24.00
259.60
10.29
293.89
389.40
24.2?
59.83
1,266.58
APRIL
2, 1968
GENERAL FUND
18246 CITY OF B.B.-PE~T~ C~sm
18247 CITY OF B.B.-PE~TY GAsm
18248 CITY OF B.B.-PETTY C~SH
18249 CITY or B.B.-PETTY C~sz
18250 Bm~z
182fil To~ Wood
18252 G~Y DEL~R~p~LE
18255 Oom~E~cE N~TrOm~L
18254 Os'ILlnEss P~Ess
18255 J~¢~ H. R~Ls~oN MD
18257
18258
18259
18260
18261
18262
18263
18264
18265
18266
18267
18268
~NUFACTUREaS LIFE INs.
Bow~N PRODUCTS DIF.
BOYNTON AUTO SUPPLY
E~s~ GozsT Pz~m~ Go.
JomN B. DvN~LZ
G~LF OIL Paom~cTs
Hz~s~Y ~ G~IFFITm
J~¢mso~ ~TO ELEctric
BOYNTON BEAC~ FI~E DEPTo
19.82
19.26
79.02
46. 95
6, 106.68
!1,890. O0
100. O0
34.3~
32. ~0
8. O0
2.17
81.51
190o 02
~.O&. 79
8I. 24-
48. O1
~.40
17.45
28. t0
61o 60
121.57
31.25
562.7,6.,
19. 671o 1~
~P~IL
2, 1968
PAYHENTS HADE IN APRIL 1968
WATER SYSTEM REVENUE FUND
10726 GrT~ OF B.B.-Pm~TY G-~SH 4.00
10727 GITY OF B.B.-Pm~TY O~s~ 7.20
10731
10733 DON' S F~ams~omm 17. 79
WATER DEPOSITORS FUND
?722 AccT. OF D. J. M~CE~CmEaN 7.50
SEWER REVENUE FUND
2093 GIZY oF B.B.-PmTTY GASH
2094 BEN B~mma
2095 M~NvF~c~u~m~s LIF~ INs.
5. ~0
55. 09
.56
22,058.88
1968~
GENERAL FUND
18270 Comm. Momo~
18271 HI. mi Hmn~Lm
WATER SYSTEM REVENUE FUND
10734 GEo. Vospma
10735 A. R. HOPKINS
10736 NOnm~N W~m~N
10737 K~an Swrsmma
10739 HYPOLUXO ~aOFES
10742 J~s. K. Jo~so~
WATER
7?25 Acc~'.
7724 ACCT.
7?25 AccT.
7?26 AccT.
7?27 ~tCCT.
DEPOSITORS FUND OF A.R.
SEWER REYENUE FUND
2096 F~oa~nA Pewm~
SEWER ~ WATER DEPOSIT FUND
283 Hxpozvxo G~o~ms
2.50
12.00
5.20
2.24
2. 64
5. 20
1.65
3.30
5.48
7. 50
7.50
7.50
7. 50
7.50
37. 50
910. 11
15.50=
1,003.32
APRIL
4, 1968
GENERAL FUND
18272 $o. BmL~ TEn. & TmL.
18273 SHow's REST~VaANT
i5.75
~0.80
1968
PAYMENTS MADE I~ APRIL 1968 (OONT.)
GENERAL FUND
18274 So. BELL TEL. &
18275 JOE'S GarLL
18276 YIaG~L ASmLE MD
18277 r~o~s I~¢.
18278 KELL~ TBA¢TO~
18279 W~ N~cDowE~
! 8280
18281
18282
WATER SYSTEM REYEiTUE FUND
107~0 EDWAtCm H. INmm~
10741
107~3 R~ Fmszma
!07~4 Aa~YLm WILL~S
107~ So.
WiTER D~?OSITORS FUND
7728
7729
7750 A¢¢~.
7751
7752
OF EDWARD INNET
Of LznS A.
SEWER REYENUE FUND
2097 BAY G. FrSmER
2098 Aa~Y~m Wr~.m~s
2099 l¥om~ INC.
2100 Pr¢~R~ G~rm~rcAL
SEWER ~ WATER DEPOSIT FUND
285
286
287 Acc~.
288
532.1 B
440. 25
10. O0
! 74, 98
1,124.57
~26. O0
12. ~0
3.50
7. 50
5.20
2.20
5.20
4.40
452; 50
454
7.50
7. 50
7. 50
7.50
7. 50
37.50
9.40
10.10
78.00
94.50
192.00
16. 90
15.50
17. GO
37.50
7. ~0
95. O0
3, 623.01
Ama~L 5, 1968
GE,~ERAL FUND
18283 CITY oF
18284 F~oar~ PowEa
1828G CrTY OF
150. O0
5,100. 75
480. O0
5, 073. O0
10, 852.27
PAYNENTS NADE IN APRIL 1968 (GONT..)
'AP~ZL 5, 1968
WATER SYSTEM REVENUE FUND
1074-7 GITY o~' B.B.-P.~YaoLs
SEWER REVENUE FUND
210I GrTY OF B.B.-P.~YaO'.L
94-8.16
5 73. 68
1968
APRIL 9, 1968
WATER SYSTEH REVENUE FUND
1074-8 Ro~zLD F~Dz
1074-9 ~S. W.P. D~ Js.
10750 G~s. A~
107~I W~ No~
~075~ LLOYD ~. CL~Ea
WATER DEPOSITORS FUND
7733 ACCT. OF Nt~$o WoPo
7734- AccT. OF
7735 AC~. ox Wa~?m~ Novon
7736 ~cc~. OF ROUE~ KONECNY
SEWER REVENUE FUND
2102 FEa.~.~ND
SEWER & ~./ATER DEPOSIT FUND
289 AccT. OF LLOYD A. OL.4GE}{
290 ACCg?. OF FE~NAND LE BaUN
GENERAL FUND
~8289 P~L~ BE~CH COUNTY
WATER SYSTEH REVENUE FUND
1075~ OTIs AmDm~som
10755 Ro~T. P~ILnZpS
SEWER REVENUE FUND
2104- RO~T. P~I~Ips
2105 OTIs AsDzasos
SEWER ~ ~ATER DEPOSIT FUND
291 Acc~. OF O~'zs AND~aSON
292 ACCT. OF ROBT. PHILLIPS
15.50
5.20
2.64-
5.20
I. 70
9.70
59.94-
7. 50
7. 50
7. 50
7. 50
15. O0
45. O0
2.65
10. O0
15.50
125. O0
20. O0
2.20
4.50
8. O0
8. O0
16. O0
15.50
15.50
113.05
198.
PAYMENTS MADE IN APRIL 1968 (CONT.)
10, 1968
GENERAL FUND
18290 ROBERTA
18291JO~N W.
WATER DEPOSITORS FUND
I ~% S FUND
295 Cs~sE 2hN~.UTT~N
2.50
2 7. 20
7.50
610. O0
1, 6~ 7.20
11, 1968
12, 1968
GENERAL FUND
18292 Gn~ o? B.B.-PE~TY G~s~
WATER DEPOSITORS FUND
?759 MRS. LmSLIE SC~OOLEY
7740 MRS. Fa~NX P~L~Fon~
7741 Mas. JozN W. Sr~o~rDs
SEWER REYENUE FUND
2105 GLmm AsToN
2106 HRS. L~Vm~NE Spm~
SEWER & WATER DEPOSIT FUND
294 AccT. oF G~mN AsTo~
295 ACCT. OF MRS. L~YERNm Smmza
GENERAL FUND
18293 G~TX OF
18294 GZ~Y OF
18295 G~TY OF
18296 CZTY OF
18297
18298
18505
B.B.-PmTTr G~sm
B.B.-.¥~Nr¢. Pool
G~T~ OF B.B.-P~YaoLL
WA fEB
10756
10757
10758
SYSTEM REVENUE FUND
G~TY OF B.B.-P~YRoLL
19.56
?.50
7. 50
,7.5)
22.50
7.14
1.29
17.60
15.50
$3. 10
44.18
36.27
653. 74
15. O0
12, 553.92
744. O0
253. 53
14, 260. 6~
26.48
58.36
1,445.28
1,530.12
PAYMENTS ~ADE IN APRIL i96'8 (OONT.)
Ap~zz, 12, 1968
SEWER RE?ENUE FUND
2107 OITY OF B.B.-PE~TY
2108 OZ~X OF B.B.-Pz~u~oLL
POLIOE RETIBEi~tENT FUND
296 W~a~ T. H¢NmEL~
25.08
581.49
'dOs. 5 7
115.
16, 511.07
15, 1968
GENERAL FUND
18299 So.
18504 Jo~ms ~ Jomms
TEL.
WATER SYSTE~I REYEN~ FUND
10759 So.
10760 RmFaNm~N~
SEWER R.V~UE FUND
2109 Rmx~mmrm~
WATER DEPOSITORS FUND
7742 Ac¢z. OF HZaSOS H~LLS
SEWER ~ WATER DEPOSIT FUND
297 Acc~. oF H~mo~ Hr~Ls
571.50
411.95
2. 05
19~ 925.45
19, 927.4~
20~ 956.2?
275. o_ o.
1 75. O0
41, 745.70
16, 1968
GENERAL FUND
18505 Bz~m O~oss-BL~E
WATER
10761
10762
10765
10764
10765
SYSTEM REKEI~UE FUND
H~oo B~mKE~T
WATER DEPOSITORS FUND
7745 Acc~. OF Y~Z¢ S. D~Trs
774~ Ace~. oF J.~mes
77~9 Accw. oF ;~a~ Sc~
7750 ~CCT. OF ~OWY OAROTENUTO
,95. $G
2.2~
1.20
5.20
20. O0
7. 50
7. 50
7. 50
7. 50
7. 50
7o 50
7o 50
7.50
67. 50
MADE IN APRIL 1968 (GONT.)
1968 SEWER REVENUE FU~
2110 BL~m G~oss-BL~E SSrELD
20.84
APRIL 17, 1968
GENERAL FUND
18306 DI~EeTO~ oF
18307 OASI
18308 DANIEA SECt~ET~RI~L SVCE
18309 S.G. OosBY ENT.
18310 F. E. H,~LS~E~]~
18311 M~NI¢IP~ Oon~ Ooap.
18312 HeNNt¢~' ~ Assoe~,~zEs
18315 N,~ZON,~L LZFE INS. 0o.
WATER SYSTEM REVENUE FUND
t0766 O,~SI Goz¢~z~rs~TrOZ¢ F~¢z~
WATER DEPOSITORS FUND
7752 A¢c~. oF LEo~
SEWER REVENUE FUND
2111 OASI GoN~R~B~zrom F~ND
PUBLIGITY FUND
298 BOYNTON BE.~C~ G. OF O.
672. 95
15, 5 78. O~
8.50
141.93
159.89
1,165.~0
~46~ O0
281. ~-5,
18, 334.16
76~.. 85
7.50
15. O0
7.50
422.71
612.1~
2O. 165.86
APRIL 18, 1968
WATER SYSTEH REVENUE FUND
10767 l~s.
10768 BEBEA
10769 O~S.
10770 ALF~ H.
10771 H.~I.,~
WATER DEPOSITORS FUI~
7755 Acc~.
7756 Accr. oF O~s.
7757 Fam~m~rcm J.
7758 Ac¢~. OF
SEWER REVENUE FUND
2112 M~s.
2115 REBEL
.95
t.65
5.20
5.50
14.54
7.50
7.50
7. 50
7. 50
$0. O0
~. O0
· 60
PAYNENTS NADE IN APRIL 1968
APRIL
1968
SEWER ~ WATER DEPOSIT FUND
299 Ac¢~.
500 Acc~.
301 ACCT.
302 ACCT.
305
7. 50
7. 50
$0. O0
15.50
15.50
t~2 7. 9~
APRIL
19,
1968
GEA~AL FUND
~31~ GEOReE Jom~som
18315 ~o~ E. H~mmLESTOm
18316 GrTY o? B.B.-PAY~oLL
18517 BOYNTON GRE~rT U~ro~
WATER SYSTEH REYENUE FUI~D
10772 GrTr OF B.B.-PAYROLL
SEWER REYENUE FUND
211~ CrT¥ oF B.B.-PAYaOLL
SEWER ~ WATER DEPOSIT FUND
304 EAR~ G. TU~NE~
1~6. O0
29~. O0
5, 872. 70
, ~56~ O0
6, 768. 70
862.80
15.50
8, 28~. ~2
22,
1968
GENERAL FUND
18318 A~rAm¢E ArR GoNorTroNrms 73.30
18320 BISCAYNE FIRE E@UYP~ENT 135.~0
18322 BOYNTO~ GuM ~ Cor~ SSOp 35.00
18323 BOYNTOm WELL-PuMP 1~1.00
1~524 NA~rO~AL Ara LrNES 608.00
18325 GRAVY W. Oo¢~Nmy 185.00
18326 Bucm's Lm~T~ERCP.~FT 50.30
18327 GrTmms SER~reE 0~ CO. 25.80
18328 COURT Rm¢o~s I~¢. 56.00
18329 C~TY OF B.B.-WATm~ DmpT. G~0.18
18531 Dm~A y BL ~EP~ tNT INc. ~. 42
18332 So. B~LL TEL. ~ TEL. 18~j65
183~ SON'S FIRESTONE
1833~ DON'S FIRESTONE 87~60
1833~ H. & W.~. DREW ~0o ~0.~0
18337 FLt. POWER ~ LIGHT Co. 230.57
18338 GAYLORO BRos. INc. 74.85
18339 R. L. GR~M~o~s ~PR~=TXNe 125.60
183¥0 GULF O~L GORR. 990.09
PAY~NTS MADE IN APRI£ !968
22.
1968
GE~RAL FUND
18542 HrLL HANUFACTD-RrNG
18343 I. B. M.
WATER SYSTEM R~FENUE FUND
10775 A~ERrCAN
10774 Di~xs _~ETEB
1077~ SO. BELL
10776 DON'S FIaES~ONE
10782 Go~s
10783 G~ 0~ Go~.
SEWER REVENUE FUND
2116 ALLmN GSmmICAL 00.
2116 BOY. TON
2117
2118 W. H.
2119 DmH~aco fa~c~oR ~ ImpL.
2120 E~$~mY S~pRLY Go.
2121 F~mmo~sm
2122 GULF OIL OOaP,
141.57
49.25
284.55
4,502.86
40.60
124.56
8.00
4.86
149.96
74.79
~02. 7?
21. O0
7. O0
9.78
81.15
29.54
105.56
22. O1
16.75
10.85
21.35
524.77
5, 250.40
23,
1968
GENERAL FU~¥D
18549 S.
18557 SoUTSE~ WzpmRs INc.
18559
WATER SYSTEM REVENUE FUND
10777 H.
10788
107~9 DAVID S. WYLIE
CO.
60.87
412.24
136o 62
254.40
48. O0
4.50
104.95
28. O0
27.50
98.19
15.03
148.50
65. O0
69.70
1,525.10
50.05
5.20
25, 1968
PAYHENTS If&DE IN APRIL 1968 (GONT.)
WATER SYSTEN REVENUE FUND
10790 PETZR H~RCELLI-¥O
10791 L. DoN GoM~s
WATER DEPOSITORS FUND
7759 Acc~. OF G~zs. H. NZWTON
7760 ACCT. OF D~I~ S. WY~
7761 Acc~, OF PmTsa ~RCEALrNO
7762 ~CCT. OF EMIL L. JOE~NK
7763 AccT. OF STANLEY R. HOLLY
776~ Acc~.. OF W~. J. P~z~s
7765 Wz~m~ S. fowz~s~ J~.
7766 Aec~. OF Has. Lo~sm Gz~
7?67 2ec~. o~ L. DoN Go.ms
SEWER REVENUE FUND
2125 W~LL~CE ~ TIERNIN INC.
1.79 .
66.50
7. 50
15. O0
7. 50
7. 50
7.50
7.50
7.50
7.50
?. 50
165.25.
1,859.5~
2~, 1968
WATER SYSTEM REVENUE FUND
10778 S~L~Nm B~ILmE~S
SEWER ~ WATER DEPOSIT FUi~D
305 ACcT, OF S~NLM. B'D BUILDERS
50. O0
250. O0
i 00. O0
~00 . O(
APRIL
25, 1968
GENERAL FUND
18360 BLvE OROSS-BL~IE
18361 ANNETTE P.
18562 G~Y W.
18563 D. L. ~ Doao~y
18565 Bao-Dz~ I~c.
18567 T. S. Dmmmrsom
18368 Fnoarr~ Nmws
WATER
10780
10781
1078~
WATER DEPOSITORS FUND
7769 ACCT. OF WmSLmY W. STm~wm
7770 A¢¢~. ox £~Tr~nXN P~L
5~. O0
9, O0
107.00
187. 92
6, 68
88. 53
82.60
90.~7
121.07
7. O4
5.20
~.10
125.00
?.50
pAYHENTSHADE IN APRIL 1968 (CONT.)
25, 1968
WATER DEPOSITORS FUND
7771 AccT. oF A~SE~TA W. NIFEaSON
7772 ACCT. OF
7773
7774. AceS. OF
7. 50
7. 50
7.50
3o. oo_
185.00
SEWER REVENUE FUND
2126 Has.
212 7 EssmsT
SEWER ~ WATER DEPOSIT FUND
506 AccT. OF NOSAN WILLIANS
507 AccT. OF MSS.
8. O0
8. O0
16.'00 '
15. O0
15.50
15.50
1, O10. 61
1968
GENERAL FUND
18569 Cr~Y OF B.B.-PAY~oL~
18270 BOYNTO~ GaEDIT UNrON
1837i~ffZTY OF B.B.-RzTIazmz~T
WATER SYSTEH REVENUE FUND
10785 OrTY OF B.B.-PAYsoLL
SEWER REVENUE
2128 OrTY OF B.B.-PAYSOL.~
12, 255.9 ?
?58. O0
557°97
t3, 54.9.74.
I 5I~.30
895.62
15, 759.6,
50, 1968
GENERAL FUND
18572 GmTY OF B.B.-PmTTY CAss
18575 CI~Y OF B.B.-PmTTY GAsm
18374. BoY~To~ CSErIT Um~om
18375
WAFER SYSTEI~ REVENUE
10786 CITY oF B.B.-PETTY
WATER DEPOSITORS FU2{D
7775 AccT. oF Ct~s. K_~UGEa
~ T
SEWER REVENUE FU~CD
2129 CITY OF B.B.-PETTY GASZ
22.22
75.59
50. O0
2, 4.58.78
7. 50
9.75
2, 4.8 7.