Minutes 12-04-67MINUTES OF REGHLAR CITY COHNCIL MEETING HELD AT CITY HALL: BOYNTON ~'
BEACH~ FLORIDA~ ON MONDAY, ~ECE~'~ER 4th: 1967 AT 7:30 P.M.
PRESENT:
Mayor Michael V. Michael
Councilman Leonard E. Nylund
Councilman A. Clyde Worrell~ Jr.
City Attorney: Joseph Humphrey
City Manager: Gmady W. Courtney
CiTy Clerk~ Mrs. Tereesa Padgett
ABSENT:
Mr. Thomas A. Summers ~ Vice Mayor who has been ill.
[i~. Gilbert Coil{ns, CounciLman (Note: Mr. Collins came in
later )
Mayor Michael opened the meeting with the Invocation given by Council-
man Clyde Worre!i. The Flag Salute was led by Harold Hopkins~ City
Engineer.
MInd. S
I~. Worrell moved that the Minutes of the November 20th meeting be
accepted as presented. Seconded by Mr. Nylund. Hnanimously carried.
Mr. Nylund moved that the Minutes of the Special Meeting of November 22,
be accepted. Seconded by ~p. Worrell. Unanimously carried..
Mayor Michael read letter from Vice Mayor Summers advising he expected
to be beck in action in about two weeks and requested that the ~£ailer
Ordinance and City Manager's Ordinance remain on the table until the
next regular council meeting December 18th. He also stated he was in
favor of the Charter Study but is in favor of being very slow and
careful in doing it.
Mr. Courtney advised that Mr. Collins called him to advise that he was
not feeling well and v~uld not be able to attend the Council meeting.
OLD BUSI~SS
There was no old business.
BIDS - AWARDING
FOur (4_)__Po!ic~ C?uisers
Mr. Courtney advised the t the tabulating committee met last week and he
gave the following recommendation from that con%mittee:
Jemmy Eaml Pontiac was the lowest best bidder with a
price of $8~393.12 for four police cruisers.
Mr. Nylund moved that we accept the Committee's ~eeommendation and give
the contract to Jerry Earl Pontiac for the net price .~ $8~93.t2 for
four police cruisers. Seconded by Mr. Worrelt. Unanimously Carried.
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MINUTES
CITY COUNCIL t,~ETING
DECEMBER 4, 1967
One (1) 1/2 Ton P~kup True~
Mr. Courtney gave a report from the tabulation committee wherein they
decided that the best and lowest bid submitted was from Adams Chevro-
let and they reco~ ~,ded that the award be made to them.
Me. Worrelt moved that we accept the recommendation of the Comittee and
that the bid be awarded to Adams Chevrolet in the net amount of $792.00.
Seconded by ~,~. Nylund. Unanimously carried,
PHBLIC AUDIENCE
Chamber of COm~rce - requesting funds for Seacrest Band. Mr. Effron~
President of the Boynton Beach Chamber of Commerce came forward and
advised that Seacrest High School Football Team who had a 10-0 record
this year had been selected to'play in the Meninak (Gator) Bowl Game.
It ms the largest hmgh school bowl game in the Natlon. He also advzse
that the President of the De~ayChamber of Commerce and he are repre-
senting the band: hawketts and the teachers and are t~y~ng to ~aise
enough funds so that they will all be able to attend t~is game. There
are approximately i00 that played as an important par~ as the football
team and the Chambers felt that this group should also be able to go
to the game, and they are both working to raise funds for approximately
100 people to go to the bowl game.
Discussion held.
Mayor Michael asked how much had been raised so far. Mr. Effron advised
that Station WDBF was conducting a drive and the last report he had
was S1,120,00 had been raised. As of this moment the[Boynton Chamber
has raised $523.00. He stated he had no report at thls time on the
Delray Chamber. i~rlr. Nytund asked how many othert~ams have been afforded
this opportunity.
Mr. E~fron advised that this is the third ~am from the State of Florida
to be invited in thirty-five years.
Mr. Worrell asked ~ the team would receive any remuneration from this
game.
Mr. Effron advised that the team coaches and official~ would, but that
no proceeds will be received from the game itself. The proceeds go to
some Charitable Association in Jacksonville.
Mr. Ray Allen came forward and requested that Boynton Beach be recog-
nized along with Delray Beach when Seacrest High Scho?l,! is publicized.
Mr. Worrell moved that the City of Boynton Beach contribute $100. from
the Publicity Fund to held send the band and associates ~o the
Jacksonville Bowl Game. Seconded by Mr, Nylund. Hnan~mously carried.
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MII'~JTES
CITY COUNCIL ~ETTNG
DECEMBER 4 ~ 1967
Mayor Michael stated that as a citizen and also as Mayor he would like
to say a few things about some things that came up this past weekend.
~I would like to put some posters on the wall for you to see.~ Two
possets ~ere attached to the wall for the public to see. One of the
posters was put up at Ocean Avenue & U,S. Highway ~1 at the Howard
Johnson Restaurant, and the other opposite the Baptist Church by the
Post Office.
Considerable discussion was gone into by [~yor Michael regarding the
degrading ~ype o- thmnqs implied on these two posters.
Mr, Harry LeFort, 725 Ocean Inlet Drive~ came forward regarding the
same ~ype of publicity a few years ago,
Mrs. Emily JacPson~ 728 N.E, 9th Avenue came forward. She spoke re-
garding the questions that were raised when lit. Humphrey presented his
bill last month. She asked Mr. Humphrey to read the duties of the City
Attorney from the Charter,
~, Humphrey read Section 58~ Duties of City Attorney.
Mrs. Jackson reviewed bills paid ~¢o a previous City Attorney and e×-
pressed her, satisfaction of the bill presented by ~r. Humphrey.
NEW BUSINESS
Theme was no new business,
LEGAL
Ordinance 67-21.,(2nd Readinq,) - Amendinq fee sdnedule for SigQ Permits.
City Attorney read the title of this ordinance.
Mr. ~ylund moved that we accept Ordinance 67-21 on Second Reading.
Seconded by Mr. Worrell. Unanimously carried,
Ordinance 67-23 (On the table) - Amendi,nq Trailer Ordinance.
Mr. Worrell adv. sea that due to ~1r. Summer's letter~ he felt it should
be left on the table. Agreed by the council.
Ordinance 67-24 (2nd Reading) - Re HeiqYht of Hedges g Fences,.
City Attorney read the ordinance by title only.
~. Worrell moved that Ordinance 67-24 be passed on Seeond Reading.
Seconded by ~, Nytund. Unanimously carried~
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MIk~/TES
CITY COUNCIL I~EETING
DECEMBER 4 ~ 1967
O~dina~ce 67-25 (lst ReadinQ-) - Buildinq Code.
City Attorney read the sub-titles of this o~dinance and explained the
meanin9- of each section.
14r, Nylund moved that O~dinance 67~25 be passed on first reading.
Seconded by ~,~. Worretl. Unanimously carried. He requested that this
be posed on the Bulletin Board so that the public could read it prior
to the next regular meetip, g.
O~dinance 67,-,26 ( 1st Reading'),,- Air Conditioninq Code,
City Attorney ~ead the ordinance in its entirety.
Mr o Nylund moved that Ordinance 67-26 be passed on first reading,
Seconded by 1~. Collins, ~nanimousiy carried.
NOTE: b{r. Collins came into the meeting' at 8:40 P.M. during the
reading of Ordinance 67-26 - Air Conditioning Code,
Mr. Collins requested that the Mayor bring him up to date on the charges
against h~,]. He advised that he had meceived a phone call at his home
advising him some charges were made against him by the Mayor and that
is why he arrived a~ the meeting at this time.
Fmyor ~iid~el advised Mr. Collins that everything' that was said at the
meeting was on the record and he could listen to the recor~ and hear
for himse]_f exactly what was said at the meeting.
Mr. LeFort as~ed M~. Collins if he reeoqnized the voice of the party
that had called hSJn at homo.
Mr. Coll~_s said ~Yes: he did$ it ~as Byron Leggett,:'
A DMINISTP~A TIVE
Consi~e? rgquest rom t-~ansfer of funds:
i~r. Courtn~ey requested permission that funds to~alling $5~250.00 in
~ccount 1300-173X be t~ansferred to 1570-110.
~.~. Wor~ell moved that we grant the transfer of funds as requested.
Seconded by Mr. Nylund. ~nanimousty carried.
Set Time to Canvass the Ballots.
Wednesday> December 6th~ at 9:30 be set for canvassing- the ballots.
List of Paymen~ts ~ade in October
~,ir. Nylund moved that the list of Payments made in O~tober~ 1967 be
CITY COUNCIL ~.~ETING
DECENBER 4 ~
accepted. Seconded by Mr. Worrell, and unanimously carried.
Consider reGuest for Beverage Licen, se (.Kenneth Lyr~n).
Mr. CouDtney advised that they checked with the Beverage District Agent
and he also checked with the City Attorney and advised that we should
stick with the Ordinance until we can get a ruling from the State
Attorney on this.
~. Nylund moved that we table this i~em until we get clar/~ication
from the State Attorney. Seconded by Mr. WoPrell. Unan~nously carried.
Appoin.~ent of Chamter Studv, Committee.
Cit~ Clerk read letter from the Cha~ter Study Committee signed by
l~. Nylund.
Mayor Michael sugg'ested that by the time the next workshop the council-
men can name a committee at that time and then go ahead.
Nylund moved that we hold ove~ until the next workshop meeting when
can r~ke some tentative appo~%~-,.]ents for approval. Seconded by
Collins. Unanimously carried.
Approval of Bills.
Neptune Meter ComPany - $2~404.80.
Mr. Nylund moved that we accept the Neptune Meter Company bill for
~2:404.80 for payment. Seconded by Mr. Worrell. Unanimously carried,
Reques~ from ~4erchants Committee of Chamoer of Commerce for use of
Civic Center.
!
The Pierchants Contmittee has requested use of the Civic Cen~e~ on
Dece~ ~oer !~tn-17th~ and feel they should not have to pay the usual
rental fee.
Mr. Worrell moved that the ~ee be waived and we allow them to use the
Civic Center on the dates mentioned in their letter. Seconded by
Icm. CoIlin~. Unanimously carried.
None.
~pJ~]~ ~P~NMENT
Mr. Nylund moved the meeting be adjourned. Seoonded by Mr. Worrell
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MI~]TES
CITY CO~CIL P~ETING
DECE~.~BER ~, 1967
Unanimously carried.
Meeting adjourned at 9:15
CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH~ FLORIDA
Cou~ilman~ L~onard E. ~lund ~
City mlerk~ ~e~a Padgett
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PAY~NTS~ADE IN OCTOBER BY DATE
OCTOBER 2, !967
OCTOBER 3, 1967
OCTOBER 4-, 1967
OCTOBER 5, 1967
OCTOBER 6, 1967
OCTOBER 9, 1967
OOTOBER 10, 1967
OCTOBER 11, 1967
OCTOBER 12, 1967
OCTOBER 13, 1967
OCTOBER 16, 1967
OCTOBER 18, 1967
OCTOBER ~9~ 196~
GGTOBER ~, 1967
1967
OCTOBER $~ 1967
OCTOBER 3~, ~967
?, 906. 54-
~3, 919.62
2, 261.20
965.25
655.82
1, 62?. ?4-
4- 7, 339..50
2, ~62.6~
~6, 252.31
3, ~18.. 24
~75.04
PAYMENTS MADE BY FUNDS
GENERAL FUND ...............
SEWER REYENUE FUND ............................. - - -
WATER SYSTEM REYENUE FU?.~ ........................
WATER DEPOSITORS FUND .............................
SEWER ~ WATER DEPOSIT FUND ........................
SEWER I~EPOSI T e UND ................................
FIRE~IEN'S RELIEF ~ PENSION FUND ........... ~ .......
PUBLICITY FUND ....................................
BO~NTON BEACH MEMORIAL PARK .......................
MUNICIPAL SWI~¥,~IING POOL BOI~D SINKING FUND .........
127,4,68.!5
28, $$5.14
4-?, 1!£. 68
61 ?. 50
16.90
6.50
4-8.5~
2, 24-8. ~9
100. O0
?o £$s. 88
213, 191.08
PAYMENTS HADE IN 00TOBER, 1967
OCTOBER
2, 1967
GENERAL FUND
17042 BOBERTa TO~BER~ 85.27
1 7043 S.G. COSBY ENT. 88.89
1 7044 JOSEPZ TONB~R~ 1 77. ~0
170~5 S.g. Cos~Y EN~. 155.90
170~7 BOYNTON AUTO SUPPLY 1~0. 07
170~9 IBH CORPOaZZ~ON 15. O0
17050 JoE's GaZ~ 61.~5
17051 JoN~S' Ee¢r~Nz Co. ~i.60
170~2 H~ Hma~m 73, 75
~ 7055 HODERN FLtSHmRS INC. 1 7. 85
1 705~ Pos~zs~Z~ 6~. 70
170~5 H.P. HUNTTI~ CO.
1 7058 PIERCE TIRE CO. 25.1~
17059 PoRzza P~N~ Co. 95. 10
1 7060 SZwE~ Hzaowza~ ~$. 68
1 7061 REcREatioN S=ppLY 10~.00
170~$ PUBLIC PERSONNEL ASS'N. ~.70
1 70~4 S~za P~mss 280. O0
1 706~ J~mm Wmss 18. ~0
17066 F~. Powma ~ LI~z~ 3,~79.82
17067 G~TY OF B.B.-Wz~a D. ~2~.~0
~, 702.06
SEWER BEYENUE FUND
1879 BOYNTON AUTO SUPPLY
1880 HOmaR INC.
1881TECmNiC INSTRUMENTS
1882 FLa. PowER & LIszT
3.80
71.28
73.27
119.04
267.39
WATER SYSTEM REVENUE FUND
10364 BOYNTON AuTo SuppLY
10365 FLa. POWER ~ Lr~T
23.89
1,913.20
1,937.09
906.54
OCTOBER
1967
GENERAL FUND
17068 BOYNTON Bern FIRm DmPT.
1 7069 Wm~T~- MacDoWmLL
17070 Fauna ~ H~pm~mY
17072 FLz. Powma ~ Lr~m~
17073 SO. BELn TEL. ~ TEL.
455.90
132.00
125.00
2, 483.50
607. 73
15.75
PAYMENTS MADE IN OGTOBER, 1967
OCTOBER
1967
GENERAL FUND
7074
7075
7076
7077
7078
7079
7080
7081
7082
7085
7084
7085
7086
708 7
7088
7089
7090
709I
7092
7093
7094
7'095
7096
77097
7098
7099
So. BmL~ Tm~. ~ Tm~. 66.30
LY~Do~ La,ms GoRp. 6, 410.00
A~rmD G~o~ I~e. 64.50
JOSERN TO~BEa~ 1~. ~
~. RUSSELL FO~LAW Z. O0
God. macE N~'~ Bz~m ~1.50
D~a-~am Lmzs~ Goap. 100.00
Dm~azY I~r~o~ i~c. GO.~
Box~om A~o S~pp~Y 163. 14
Dom's Fm~ms~o~m 1 7. 04
~ENma~L ?~¢~ P~a~S 169.91
~LSEY ~ ~RIFFITN ~5. O~
H.R. H~NW~m~ Go.
J~cmsom i~o 2~. 50
Jzcm's G~ Szoam 2S. 72
PIzacm T~am Co. ~3.00
1!~ ~9'0. ~
SEWER REVENUE FUND
1883 FLI. POWER
188~t ALLImD
1885 A~L~n
1886 No. co
1887 BoY~o~
1888 Do~'s Fz~mszomm
1889 Tmc.~c Ims~mm~s
WA TER
10366
1036 ?
10368
i 0369
10371
10372
10373
10374
10375
10376
SYSTEH REVENUE FUND
WNZTT HlCDOWELL
~LLIED CHLORYNE
AMERre~m C~sT Iaom
~O-OKS PRODUCTS
ADDRESSO~R~PH OORP,
~OYNTON ~UTO SUPPLY
~ UIP~ENT
2~$. 03
209. ~3
250. 80
23. 75
51.45
37.18
24.00
825.88
250.80
62.45
~33.30
60.65
6.70
18.02
32.89
48.00
1,46~.69
PAYNENT£ HADE IN OGTOBER, 1967 (GONT. )
OCTOBER
OCTOBER
1967
1967
FIRElfEN'S RELIEF ~ PENSIO~lr FUND
183 H~nOLB P. HmnarNe
PUBLIGITI FUND
2~.27
!3. 65
GENERA L FUND
1 7100 J~¢~soN A~To 36. 85
1 7t01 WSrTT NacDowm~, .20
1 7102 R~B~mw~ P~mBzN~ 4~. O0
1 7103 BoxLmY's 8.30
17104 Sz~-~-S~ Ho~ 16.00
~06.55
WATER SYSTEH REVENUE FUND
10377 W~rITT N~eDowE~L
. 5. lq
!5', 9~'9 . 62
1967
GEiYER.4L FUND
~7105 STzmB~ns OiL 137.15
17106 fn~z~ FOaD Ta~c~oa
17f07 F~z. PowEa ~ L~z~ 1,038.90
1 7108 OWr~zn A~o
17109 ~HEELER
17110 GZ~Y OE B.B.-PET~y G~ss ~0.00
t7111 Hock, Roos ~ SE~CY 77.2~
1 7112 T~oprsts Igc. 3. O0
1 7114 B~ao~ess Go~. 324.00
17115 E~s~ Go~s~ P~R Go. 28. 75
17116 FL~. Pa~,v~rNs Go. ~G. 55
1 711 ? G~LOaO Baos. 2~. 6~
17118 P~LM Bmaem Pos~ f~ms !1.29
17119 C~zY
17120 D~z~I~L SmCaET~aI~L S~CE 57.00
1 7121 GauDY W. Coca,mmv 200. O0
SE~R REVENUE FUND
1890 GrTr om B.B.-W~Tm~ D. 1~7. 78
!891 Wms~r~o~sm E~m¢. 7.25
1892 Hoc.~, Roos ~ SE~aeY 38.63
1~93 Bo~o~ ~o S~m~Y 12.88
WA TER SYSTEM _~VENUE FUND
10378
,S. s9
2, 261 o 20
PAI~MENTS HADE IN OGTOBER~
19s?
O¢~osEa 6, 1967
OCTOaEa 9, 1967
GENERALFUND
EDYT~E HOOD
HILDaED LOFLEY
MILDRED HALLIEa
L. TEaSESEN
t 7122 Mas.
1 7123 Mas.
1 7124 Has.
! 7125
1 7126 Has.
1 7127 Has.
1 7128
17!29 Has.
17130 C.U.
1713,~ GzzY OF
17137 Smwm~ H~mwz~e Go.
SEWER REYENUE FUN~
!$9~ Cr~Y o~ B. Bo-P~Yao~
1896 Smwm~
WATER SYSTEH REVENUE FUND
10379
BOYNTON BEACH HEHORI2L PARK
186 A.Jo
25. O0
20. O0
20. O0
20. O0
20. O0
20. O0
20. O0
20. O0
20. O0
141.59
~60. O0
21.6~
i84.65
$~. O0
£55.91
8.62
324. ~6
34.75
60. O0
40. O0
100. O0
GENERAL FUND
17138 So~z~mam
1 7139
1 7L~O
1 71¥1
1 7142
1 7143
I 7~4~
~ 714~
1 71 ~6
!7~47
Go. 32.39
CITY OF B.B.-PmTTY G~s~ 47.80
CITY OF B.B.-PETTy C~SI¥ 147.8~
ALLEN CHEHICAL 00. 11.00
Oo~a~ RzcoaDs ~0. O0
BLuE Gaoss-B~uE SHr~D 226.01
Or~ o~ B.B.-W~z~ DEpm. 151.08
Oa=~wN~ Lzw B~s~N 15.00
1 7!48-
! 7!~9
1 7150
1
1'7152
DO~'S FIaESTONE
FT. ~AUDERDILE NEWS
HOBEa~ FL~S~EaS INC.
76.88
o$
25. ~6
10. 50
7, 81-5.12
PAYMENTS HADE IN OOTOBER, 1967
9, 1967
SEWER REYENUE FUND
1895 PEm~.,VS~LaR ARmaTUrE WoRms
i897 BLuE ORoss-BL~m S.~ImLn
36.67
10. ~2
~7. 09
WATER SYSTEM REYENUE FUND
10380 J~ ¢~ S~.~a~E ' S ~N~.
10381 BL~ G~oss-BL~E S~rEL~
6,000o00
69.84
6,059.8~
637.
OcTo~za 10, 1967
OCTOBER 1!, 1967
GENERAL FUND
I715~3 C~ OF B.B.-W~Ea
1 715~
1 7155
1 7156
1 7157
17158
ATHLETIC ~UPPLY
O~sL~Y So~ Go.
DoN~s FIRESTONE
Do~'s FIRESTONE
SEWER RETENUE FUND
1898 PIERCE TI~E Go.
WATER
10382
10383
SYSTEI~ REYENUE FUND
DoN's FIamS~ONm
GENERAL FUND
17159 CITY OF B,B.-Wa~ma D.
17!60 So. Bm~L TmL. ~ Tm~.
1 7161 H.P. kL~s~s
WATER
10384
10385
10387
10388
~0389
10390
10391
10392
SYSTEH REFENUE FUND
So. BmL& TEL. & TEL.
~OBBY LINDLEY
JlCE A. ~ROWN
Bo~maT E. HILLER
WATER DEPOSITORS FUND
7~8 Ac¢~. oF J~c~ A. B~owN
~'7~$0 Aeo~. oe RosER~ Eo
:~2.02
56.25
360.00
,20.96
70.75
71.72
621.68
307.27
!.$0
308.77
1 ~1.32
! 7. 80
32~. O0
8. O0
12.70
4.20
3.~
12.70
3.0~
~.72
6.20
5.20
59.20
7. 50
,15. O0
7o 50
965.25
PAYHENTS MADE IN OGTOBER, 1967
OCTOBER
OCTOBER
1I, 1967
!2, 1967
15, 1967
WATER DEPOSITORS FUND
7450 A~cT. OF ROBmR~ MrnsmR
7451 AccT. OF H~RO~ BL~C~ST~m
7453 ACCT. OF
7454 ACC~. O~ B~SSE~ G~zr~o~
7456 BO~a~
7460 ACC~. o~ Borsr Lr~r~r
7461 Acc~.
7. 50
7.50
7.50
7. 50
15.00
7. 50
7. 50
15. O0
7.50
7.50
~12o50 655.82
GENERAL FUND
1 7162 P~,~suRz I~Z~STarES 79.57
17163 PoR~E$ Pzr~.~ 0o. 55.90
17164 So. B~,sz~ GomE Go. 59.10
1716~ R~s~N Oo~s~a~c~oN 69.76
1 7166 Sor~a~ Wrrzss I~c~ 65. ~
1 7167 X~aox Ooap. 555.8~
17168 So. B~ fr~. ~ ~r~. 228.55
1 7169 J~s K~L=z 5. O0
17170 ~ ffoo~ 10.00
17171 E~s HcAsor 5.00
SEWER RETENUE FUND
1899 TZsn.~nE' s 50. O0
WATER SYSTEM REVENUE FUND
10395 POSTmaSTeR 450,00
10594 So. HET~R & S~Y ~93.04
~43.04
GENERAL FUND
17175 C~Is E. Wsrs~ 175.00
1 71 74 HANUFAeTU~ERS LIFE 215. 76
17175 CITY OF B.B.-P,~YRo~,~, 12,210.61
171 76 BOYN~o~ Oar~r~ U~ro~ 72~. O0
17180 Gi~r OF B.B.-Pmz~r Gzsm 4.15
SEWER REVENUE FUND i'5~ 3 [29.52
1900 H~N~F~S LIFE ] 3.36
1901 Gr~Y OF BB-PaYRo~L ~!5.~8~
19.20
1,627. 74
PAYMENTS MADE IN Oa?OBER, 1967 (OONT,)
1967
WATER SYSTEM REYENUE FUND
10595 MANUFAWTU1%ERS LIFE
10596 gr~Y or B.B.-PAYaonL
8. 40
1,759. 72
1,768. 12
15, 416.8~
OCTOBER
16, 1967
GENERAL FUND
17177 Gray OF B.B. -Pm~"TY GAs~r 77. 99
1 71 78 BoYNToN WE~L-PaMp 198. 72
17179 G~r OF B.B.-PETTY Cass 41.94
1 7181 JoE's G~ 93, 50
17182 Szaws Rms~zaszN~ 12.75
17185 B.L. G~ammoNs 11.~5
1 7184 JEer's Gamm~ 28. ~2
17185 Hz~zmr & GaxrFzfm ~0.~0
1 7186 MzN~mso~a Mx~rN~ 112. 88
17187 Exes Mo~o~s INc. ~ t95.8~
823. 95
SEWER REYENUE FUND
1902 ffrr~ or B.B.-PE~TY OAsm 5.00
~905 DeN's Frrms~m 22.95
1904 RmF~N~rN~ ~ I~aO~. 21,189.07
1905 Faz~xmo~sm E~m¢~a~e 70.98
1906 O'B~rAN AssocrA~ms 15.80
1908 Wm. YA~ES 4.70
WATER SYSTEM REYENUE FUND
~0598 DAwrs ,~m~ma ~ S=~m~Y 81.73
Z0599 Rm?~N~rN~ & I~or. 2~,856.67
10400 Ror~. G. RaFr~ .80
t0~01 Jos. E. B~ms
10~02 R~r 6ar~r 4.72
10~0~ ~. ~ ~s ~. 95
~0~0~ W~aam~ Rm~F~ 2.64
10405 Aro~mm LEF~m ~.80
10406 Jo~m U~ ema~ 4.72
10~07 Mz~r f. Lowm 5.20
10~08 fists. C~z~poo~ 5.20
10~0~ Mas. ~. E. Ses~m 1.20
10410 ELI fmomas 5.20
2~, 019.6~
WATER DEPOSITORS FUND
?457 ACer° OF WA~ma A~rm 7.50
7458 T.J. GEISENHOFF 7.50
7462 Ae¢z. OF HAaOnD WmSCOTT 7.50
OC~OBEa 16, 1967
WATER DEPOSITORS FUND
7~66 ~c¢~. o~ A~o~ LmF~m 7.50
7~67 lee~. o~ Jo~ U~e~a 7.50
7468 Aec~. OF M~ar T. Lowm 7.~0
7469 Aee~. or Gm~z. G~r~oo~ 7.~0
7470 A¢c~. or ~ss. W. E. Se~r 7. riO
7472 Aec~. o~ E~z T~o~s 7,50
~EWER ~ WATER .DEPOSIT FUND
187 Acc~. or W~,. Y.a~'rr 16~90
47, 3~9.50
OCTOBER 17, 1967
GENERAL FUND
17188 $o=~s Spmmn Smop
17189 $o=~m
17190 W~rzm
PUBLICITY FUND
18?'Boom,om Bmzcs 0. OF
9. O0
12.50
85. 64
769.9 ?
877.$1
18, 1967
GENERAL FUND
I7191 17~ Bz~m oF Bo¥x~o~
2~$62.65
362.65
O¢~OBmR 19, 1967
GENERAL FUND
17~92 O~sr CON~R~Ba~rON
SEWER REYENUE FUND
1909
1910 O.~zr
WATER SYSTEM REYENUE FUND
10411 2las. Da~xr B. CaR~mR
10412 ~rmem~T GmRZ~TZ
10414 ~.~zN~e R~ CoRm.
10~17 O~s~ CON~a~BUF~ON
15,003,, 55
2.50
2211~6. 08
8.79
.72
1.24
22. 70
12.22
5.74
854. 77
MADE IN OOTOBER, 1967
1967
WATER DEPOSITORS FUND
7473 Mas, Dzvrm B. O.~sTma
7474 Has. L.P.
7475 ~eCT. OF Jo~m S¢~
7477 Has. N~aJoar
7~81 .Aee~. OF H~J.
7~82 A¢¢~. OF F~xm
7485 A¢¢~. OF
7484 A¢¢~. OF
SEWAGE DEPOSIT FUND
$32 A¢¢~'. OF YrmeE~
7.50
~0
~50
~ 50
~ 50
~50
7.50
7.50
7.50
7.50
7..50
7.50
25~00
~ 50
15.00
137.50
6. 50
252.31
O¢~osma 20, 1967
GENERAL FUND
17193 G~rms Smarter Or~ 00.
1 7194 BoryToy G~mor~ U~rom
17195 Cr~r OF B.B.-P~raOL~
17196 G~rr W. COlandEr
SEWER REYENUE FUND
1911
WATER SYSTEH REYENUE FUND
10418 CrazES SEi~FTeE OrL ~0.
10419
WATER DEPOSITORS
7488 Aec~. or ls~
1,052. 33
479. O0
5, 241.70
100. O0
315.84
46.~85
1, OBT. 56
I, 134.41
.7. 50
8, $40.40
22~ 1967
GENERAL FUND
17197 C!T~, ox B,B,-PEv~Y Gzsm
1 7198
1 7199
17200
! 7201
I ?205
172O4
1 7205
1 7206
! ?207
~ 7208
1 7209
172t0
1 7211
17212
1 7215
~7214
1 7ZiG
17218
1 7219
17220
1 7221
Z 7222
1 7223
1 7224
1 7225
1 7226
20, $8
CITY OF B,B,-Wz?mR Dmpv, $40,62
OITY O.F B,B,-Pm~Y gasm
BmNz ~zm~ao~m~ Im~. 9.7!
B~ossom Smommm 10, O0
HzaoLm R. H~pm~ms 68.00
B.L. POL~ & Go. !28. O0
Jz~m H, Radisson MD g, O0
SxWm~L H~w~am 19, 99
S.G. gosmY 155. G6
Do~ ' s Frams~omm 1 ~I. 2~
E~ST gozs~ Pzpma Co. 29.65
Po s ~ s ~za ~00 . O0
B=s~o~ms CoRm. 315. G9
~YLORD BROS. 32. ?0
Xmaoz Goamoaz~rom 129.10
BoYm~o~ A~o SuppLY 162,15
Ma~FaeT~amas L~Fm 21 $. 72
2, 638.29
SEWER REYENUE FUND
1915 BoYN~om
1914 Ymom~Ns BRo~zm~s Co.
1916 H~x~e~mas L~Fm
1917 Do~'s F~ms~o~m
1918 H~c~
Wi4TE£ SYSTEM REVENUE FUND
10420 CI~Y OF B,B,-.¥~'ER DmpT,
10425 Po~xa P~z~
?.2~
76.10
8.89
3.36
59.85
$. 67
159.12
22.80
59.10
54. ~1
342. $~
26. $1
8.40
Oe~o~ 23.
1967
PAYNENTS MADE IN OCTOBER, 1967 (CONT')
Oc~o.~a 24. 1967
WATER DEPOSITORS FUND
?489 A¢c~. oF E~NmS? ANr~mws
PUBLICITY FUND
188 Boz~o~ Bc~ Hzs?oaze~ Soc.
7. 50
1,,oo. oo
GENERAL FUND
17227 FL:~. Pow~ ~ Lz~ Co. 177.35
17228 E~s McA~o¥ 10.00
17229 N~?m~zm~ ~IcO~¥ ~. O0
17230 J~ms Wa~ 5. O0
17251 Wznnz~ goo~ 10.00
1722~ FL~. P~wE~ & LI~z~ 565.6~
1 7255 F~. Powra ~ L~z~ $$~, 67
17236 C~r OF B.B.-W~TEa Bmr~. 67.~6
17237 G.P. Bm~a 57.41
17238 Rar~ Co~$~aae~roN Go. 211.22
l 7239 A~azcz~ Oz~ Ha~ZZZNE 40. O0
1 72~1 Mzz~r Hz~n 2~. 30
17242 PzaxrNso~s LAWN HOWE~ 21.80
1 7243 Taopr~zs 5.60
172~ So. BE~ Tr~. ~ TE~. 27,4~
1, 6~0.85
SEWER REVENUE FUND
1919 FL~. Powma (~ LI~I?
1920 F~a. Powxa ~ Lz~m~
1921 W~am A~mswo~Tm
1922 G~ 0~ Paon~c~s
WATER SYSTEh' REVENUE FUND
10426 FL~.
10427 AUTOPRODUCTS INC.
10428 So.
10429 H.J.
10430 C.C. D~MpSZY Ja.
435.53
550. O0
9.60
50. O0
87. 70
16,46
59.1 7
7, 50
1.50
~ ~OBER
O¢~oBEa 2~, 1967
PAYMENTS' MADE IN OOTOBER, 1967
~ATER DEPOSITORS FUND
7~91 C.E. HOFFM~N
7492 ~¢¢~. OF JOSN Foa~
7~98 A¢~. o~ J.R. H~Raom
GENE£AL FUND
1 7245 ~o. BELL TEL. ~ TEL.
SEWED REYENUE FUk-D
1924 Ox~Y OF B. Bo-W.~mR DEpt.
WATER SYSTEM REYENUE FUI~
I0~$1 So. BE~ Tm~. ~ TmL.
7.50
7.50
7. 50
7. 50
?. 50
7. 50
?. 50
7. 50
7.50
288.85
180. 54
4.45
3~000.2~
73.84
O¢~OmE~ 26, 1967
GENERAL FUND
17~6 FLa. Powm~ & Lz~m~ ~o.
172~7 So. BELL TEL. & TEL.
SEWER REYENUE FUND
1925 F~.~. Powm~ ~ Lzs~ 0~.
WATER SYSTEM REYENUE FUND
10432 F~.~. POWE~ ~ Lr~sZ Co.
WATER DEPOSITORS FUND
7~99 HENRY E. TI~O~IPSOA~
4, 132. 24
102.71
2G. 45
26. 96
270. ~8
,1~ 657. 89
15.00
6,211.73
O¢~oBza
PAYHENTSHADE IN OCTOBER, 1967 (CONT.)
1967
GENERAL FU;F~
17251BOYNTO~ Cazsz~ U~oN
17252 CItY OF B.B.-P~onL
SEWER BEFENUE FUND
1926 Cz~Y OF B.B.-PaYaO~L
WATER SYSTEM REYENUE FUND
10433 H.W. K~LrY
10455 CITY OF B.B.-PaYaO~L
WATER DEPOSITORS FUND
7500 AccT.
7501 AeeT.
711. O0
11,755.18
12, 466.1 <9
~. 72
1~ 706. 8~
I, 711.56
7.50
7.50
1967
GENERAL FUND
17255 OITY OF B.B.-W.~TEI~ DEisT. 40. 76
17256 lsT B~ OF B.B. 2,391.60
17257 GZTY OF B.B.-PET~r Casz 40.85
1 7258 BOYN~ON A~o S~r~r 96.64
1 7259 CrTY Par~ ~ssz~ Go. 2~. 60
1 7260 GO~EaeE N~ '~ B~Nr 51,50
1 7261 E~S~ Coas~ Pa~za ~0. t3.1 7
17262 JacK's G~E~ CEN~Ea 9.35
17263 J~e~so~ A¢~e E~¢~¢ 16.50
17264 KEa~S fa¢¢-~N~ 22,50
17265 YSr~ ~¢DOWE~ 5, 70
17266 C~Y OF B.B.-Wa~za DEm~. 1~1.22
1726~7 K~¢E¢Ea ~Z~ ~OD~¢~S 10.65
17268 POa~Ea P~rN~ Co. 61.20
1 7269 P~ ~N~ Kr~Ar ~0. 58
17270 R~eg ffo~oas I~¢. 164.20
17271
$~ 156. 7~
SEWER REFENUE FUND
1927 G~TY oF B.B.-WATEI¢ t~EPT.
WATER SYSTEM RE~'ENUE FUND
10436 ADD~ESSO~a~t~N CO~P.
1 70.14
5. O0
14,508.58
PAYMENTS MADE IN OCTOBER, 1967 (CON?.)
OCTOBER
1967
GE~RAL FUND
1 ?253
17254
17272
17273
17274.
17275
17276
17277
17278
17279
17280
1 7281
1 7282
1 7285
1 ?284
1 7285
1 7286
17287
1 7288
1 7289
1 7290
1 729I
17292
1 7295
t' 7294.
17295
1 7296
1 7297
1 7298
1 7299
1 7500
1 7501
1 ?302
17503
175O4.
~ 7305
1 7306
1 7307
1 7308
1 7309
1 7510
! 7311
17;312
! 7515
I 7514
1 7315
?si 6
1 751 7
1 7518
CITY OF B.B.-P~YaoL~,
BOYmTON CammIT UNIOm
E~Ic Y~op
G~Y W. Go~xmY
B~o-D~s~
B~am O~oss-B~am
B~m Gaoss-B~E
fixer
Oily OF B.B.-Pmv~Y G~sz
Or~ ce B.B.-Wz~ma Dmm~.
CITY OF B.B.-PETTY
~LLEN CH~HTCAL CO~
Ezs~ Go~s~ P~mm~ Go.
~0 YNTOA~ Fmam DEPT.
BOILEY ~ S
~ILL Z~m M. HowzaD
LrNDoN L~ms
0 ~B~IEN, SUITER ~ O'B~TEN
O~ Of B.B.-Pzz~
BOYNTON ~ELL-PUMP
DON ~S FIRESTONE
~ON ~ $ FIRESTONE
Fn~mrm~o Ozn
153.4'8
50. O0
100.55
1.50
4.9. O0
51. O0
4.. O0
68 7. 50
64.28
84. GO
$. O0
60. 50
2.26
4.. O0
10.65
25.67
11.91
107,58
$.7O
90. $8
55. 30
5l. 75
~_7.~0
601~ $0
132. O0
O0
O0
O0
O0
71
1
11
Ol
OCTOBER
PAYHENTS NADE IN OOTOBER, 1967 (GONT.)
1967
GENERAL FUND
17319 H.R. HCNTTIN~ GO.
1 7520 OR~I~ EXTEaNZmaTINe
1 7321 S~aw's RmszauaaNT
1 7324 INTERCHE~ICtL OORP.
13.56
25. O0
12. 74
10.39
29.45
24. O0
1 7325 OzTY
1 7326 GZTY
1 7327 GzTY
1 7328 G~T~'
1 7329 CITY
17330 Cz~Y
17331 az~Y
1 7332 Cz ~ Y
1 7333 CrTY
OF R.B. -WATER Rmv'. 2, 581.81
OF B.B.-Sp. Ass's. 608.08
o~, B.B.-I~S Frnv~ 270.18
OF B.B.-M~m. Poo~ ~6t9.44
OF B.B.-B. Hm~.Pm
OF B.B.-Fr~m B~P I~0~7.97
OF B.B.-SEwa~E F. 585~02
17355
17336 KE~ Tsz¢~o~ Go.
17~7 B~o-D~ I~e.
17338 J~em H. Ra~Ls~em MD
1733~ ZEp ~Z~FAe~aI~ Co.
1~0 ~INIEL
17541 H~LsmY & Ga~FFI~m INC.
1 73~ MODEaN FLASNEBS INC.
17547 Sr¢~ EN¢~NEE~IN~ CO.
173~8 A~¢ZNcm A~a CommrTrONrN¢
1 7350 A¢To;_~orve~s
17351 Borm~o~ ACTO Sa~rLr I~¢.
17356 DmHza¢o T~e~oa
512. 72
143. 56
39:. 98
30. O0
25. O0
46.25
70. 56
,38~. 90
5. O0
~G. 96
5:7 4/.
67 50
1 7359 Fzmzscsza '$ I~,-c.
1 7360 FLa. Lzze¢r OF H~Y~¢.
17561 Dom's FIaESTONE
17562 Fn~. Powma ~ L~mV Co.
~?$~3 ADVANCE AI~ CONDTTIOI¢IN~
54, 3~
.23
OCTOBER
PAYMENTS MADE IN OCTOBER, ~967
1967
SEWER REYENUE FUND
1928 CITY OF B.B.-WaTma
1929 CITY oF B.B.-PmTTr
1930
1931
1932
1953
193~
I935
1936
1937
1938
1939
19~0
19~1
19~2
1943
DEPT. 2.30
Cas~ .56
E~s~ COAST PAPER Co. 11.19
ALLIED CHLORINE ~ CHEH. 752.40
PICaRD CHEMICAL Ce. 5.~5
?IsDaLm's 100.00
ALLEN ~HE~TCaL CO. 14.00
~Y OF B.B.-GmNE~L F~Hm
CITY OF B.B.-WaTE~ FuNm ~G. O0
CITIES SEa~ICm OIL Co. $0.68
Wo~T~ ffHE~ZUaL ~ P~Z~T 11.02
U~Z~Em STa rES Cemc~mTm 653. 56
Ymo¢~s BROTmERS Co. 2?3.67
WATER
10437
10438
10439
10440
10441
10442
10443
10444
10445
10~6
10~ 7
10~8
104~9
SYSTEM REYENUE FUND
LmL ia H.
EIcIc Y~LLeP
A~m~¢~N C~s~ IaoN P~pm
D~Is HETER ~ SUPPLY
E~s~ Cm~ST P~PEa Co.
WmrT~ M~cDowEnA
~LLIED CNLORINE
DON ~S
CrT~ om B.B.-~mNma~L F.
9.70
5. 20
26. 64
5.20
45, 94
48.
108. O0
18.76
2~-. O0
250. 80
4. O0
86. 55
~, 69G. 0~
.20
20~. 7~
69.66
5.27
19~ 73
2, 645~ $9
OCTOBER
PAY~IENTS HADE IN OCTOBER, 1967 (CONT.)
31,
1967
WATER DEPOSITORS FUND
7502 AccT.
7505 ACCT. OF ROBT. BlaTLEY
750~ ACCT. OF HZaN~NDEZ TExaco
7505 AccT. oF Lznr~ Ba~NT
7507 ~ec~. os P~ Mm~e~m~
?~08 AccT. ce R~s~ L~w~m~cm
7509 Acc~. OF H.W. fm~sr
7510 Acc~. OF J~c~ H~zas
7511 ~cc~. o~ Y~o~m~m DmOos~o
7512 Acer. o~ W~n ~ O~m
75I~ ~cc~. OF H~S. W. T¢OmE~S
FIREMEN'S RELIEF ~ PENSION FUND
189 Ha~oLm P. Hmaa~m¢
PUBLICITY FUND
191
192
MUNICIPAL SWIM~ING POOL FUND
Z93 C'r~r OF B.B.-GENm~z~
7. 50
7.50
15. O0
7. 50
15. O0
7. 50
7.50
7.50
15. O0
7.50
7. 50
7. 50
112.50
2~. 2?.
25.20
1,539.97
l, 365.1 7
7,238.88
777.