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Minutes 09-12-66MLNUTEs OF SPECIAL CITY COUNCIL MEETING, H~.B IN CIl~ HALL, BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA, SEPT~2~R~R 12, 1966, at 7:30 P.M. PRESENT: ~aiter A. Madsen, Mayor ank McCoy, Jr., Vmce Mayor J. Allison Banks, Councilm~n Charles N. Boos, Councilman Gilbert Collins, Co~ucilman F. T. E~in, City }~nager Gene Moore, City Attorney Tereesa Padgett, City Clerk Mayor Madsen called the meeting to order at 7:30 P.M. At this time the ~yor recognized several people in the audience; former mayors, }~r. Archie, ~. Su~mer~ and Mr. Mahone~ Members of the Chimhe. r of Commerce and Jaycees were recognized also. Mayor ~dsen stated t~hat if the budget is passed as it now stands, that there will be a raise in the taxes, but ranch more will be accomplished. Salaries of all employees have been raised, and there will be major street repairs, side;e~lks, drainage and sewer work accomplished. He stated that this has Been one hard budget - the hardest he has v~ked on, since there is so much to do in this fast grov~ug city· ~r. Kain stated that if the Ordinances are read as laid out, the tax b~11~ can be prepared to be mailed out. l~. Kain read the Shzmmary sheets of the Budget which was broken dorm into six l~nds. The total revenues amount to $1,787~497 and total expenditures, $1~787,497~ to make a balanced budget. Total m~age is 8.80. Mr. 2~iadsen stated if s-uyone wanted to address the Council on any item/to come forward at the time ¥~. Kain reads it. In the details of the Community Promotion Fund, Mr. Joe Cook, President of the Jay~ees~ came forward to ask Council to raise the budget for the Soap Box Derby. He stated it was bud- . geted last year for $1,000 and this year for $250. ~ N · orris Saltsman came for~rd and explaLued how the Soap Box Derby is run and how Boynton Beach is promoted when the winner goes to Akron, Ohio. He stated that they anticipate niuety boys to participate this year. ¥~. Skip Crawford, a member of the Jaycees, stated that this is the best youth promotion there is. }~rs. Dewey Sanders, of the Jr. ~oman's Club, came forward and stated that a letter was sent to C~ucil in care of the City ¥~nager stating Several reasons wh~ they nee~ an additional $600 for their promotion of the Miss Boynton Beach Pagaent. }ir. Jolm Archie~came~forward to speak on behalf of the Boynton Beach Chamber of Oommerce. He thanked the Council members for giving consideration to their request and stated that he felt the Soap Box Derby and the Miss Boynton Beach Pagaent are the most important promotion functions held. -1- MINUTES SPECIAL O±T~ C ~ SEPTE~,~ER 12, 1966 }Lt. H~nk Thompson, of the Industrial Board, came forward s~ stated that a letter from the Industrial Board dated September 1966 to ~ -. ~ .... 7, had been sent ~ouncll requestlug a raise mn their budget, but at that tim~ the Board thought it would receive only $150. The budget had since been raised to $500 and the Board is completely in accord with this. }-{r. Albert ~.~ehrell came for~ard and addressed Council. He stated he would like to ro osea dec e ' - P P rase on the Boards and · . . Committees bud et. He st te a d/nner is held v g & d ~j ~oy=ss. ne I-elD %n!s ommm. er could be dispensed with. Hr. C. U. Penny, 3250 East P~m · . _ .~ . . : Drmve~ came forward and stated he e±~ money shonld be allocated to ~= *~ ~---- ...... r some ' I ~ ~AA? mn~e~ aooessl~le ~or ~oa~.e~.s since the Gt~lfstream is one of Boynton's greatest assJts. He stated it ~ould cost appro~ately $6,500 for dredg~ o~t the basin. }~'Lr. Madsen stated that ~r. Kain, Mr~ Carnahan~ Nr~ Richardson and himself will go down there and look it over~ Mr~ Banks stated that this might be handled in the Parks budget. Mr. Boos moved for the reading of Ordinance 66-19 adopting the Budget. Mr. Ban~s seconded and it vms unanimously carried. Mr. Banks proposed the following changes to make allowances for the requests for the Soap Box Derby and the ~Liss Boynton Beach Pagaent; that item 3 on page 155 under Commmity Promotion he changed from $1650 to $1400; item 18 ~p~$ 155~ be.changed from $250 to $1000~ item 21 on page 155 be chan~ed om ,1000 to $1500. Activity 5800, page ~uuder General Fund will then be reduced by $1000 to make up for this on page 155. ~r. McCoy suggested that the Ordinance be passed as is and the necessary ~m~udments be m~de prior to the second reading. Mr. Kain read Ordinance 66-19 adopting the 1966-t967 ~iget. Mr. Banks moved that Ordinance 66-19 be passed from first to second reading. Mr. Boos seconded and it was unanimously carried. Mr. Bsnks moved that on the final sheet of Activity 7000 of the Budget, page 155, that item 3 be changed from $1650 to $1~00 and that item 21 be changed from ~lOOO ~o $1250. 2&r. McCoy seconded and it was unanimously carried. ~r. Kain read Ord/nance 66-20 fLxing the tax rate and levying taxes to support the t966-1967 Budget. ~NUTES ~ro Boos moved that Ord~uce 66-20 be passed I~om first to second reading, ~J~. Banks seconded and it was tmanimously carried. 66L19Septemberand 66L20o26~ 1966 was the d~te set for the aecond reading of Ordinances OTNER N~. Kain read a letter signed by ~. Leonard Smith and ¥~rs. Vel~ Earley of the Citizens Organization on Civic Affairs requesting the use of the ~7ilson Recreation Center for the purpose of a non-p~rtisan voter regis- tration drlve. The drive is to,be held each weekend in September hour~(l? & 18of andl · 2~ & 25) and the first ~eekend of October (1 ~ 2) during the 2.~O P.M, to 6:00 P.M. }ir. Banks so moved for the granting ofthis' request, l, ir. Boos seconded and it was unanimously carried. Meets~ug ad3o,mrneG° Attest: ereesa Pad~tt/~it~ ~lerk -- ~falter A. Madsen~ ~qor ~ 'Char~N.~ Boos, CQ~ilms~ -3- PAYMENTS MADE IN AUGUST BY DATE AUGUST 1~ t966 ........................ AUGUST 2, 1966 ........................ AuGusT 3, 1966 ........................ AuguST 4, 1966 ........................ AUGUST 5, 1966 ........................ AUGUST 8, 1966 ........................ AuGusT 9, 1966 ..... 2 .................. AUGUST 10, 1966 ........................ AUGUST 11, 1966 ........................ AUGUST 12, 1966 ........................ AUGUST 15~ 1966 ........................ AUGUST 16, 1966 ........................ AUGUST 17, 1966 ........................ AUGUST 18, 19~6 ........................ ~UGUST 19, 1966 ........................ August 22, 1966 ........................ AuGusT 23, 1966 AuGusT 26, _ AUGUST 29, 1966 ..................... AUGUST 30, 196~ - AUGUST 31, 1966 6,429.68 7,712.79 5, 2.31 ~06 30. O0 14,638.16 175.00 109.96 650.78 6,611.49 1,901.8:3 21,569.86 5,768;.74 2,7~ 49 42,16t.08 PAYMENTS MADE BY FUNDS GENERAL FUND ......................... WATER REVENUE FUND ...................... SEWER REVENUE FUND ...................... WATER DEPOSITORS ~UND .................... I, & S. FUND ......................... ~NICIPAL SWI$1NG POOL BOND SINKING FUND PUBLICITY FUND ........................ SEWAGE DEPOSIT FUND SPECIAL ASSESSMENT FUND 76,357.84 20,298.57 19,690.16 480.00 28,224.20 11,312.50 499.36 21.20 156,897.83 PAYMENTS MADE IN AUGUST 1966 (CONT) AUGUST }0, 1966 AUGUST 31, 1966 SEWER REVENUE FUND 14~6 FLORiSA PDUER ~ LIGHT COMPANY 1457 CiTY OF BOYNTOH BEACH (WATER DEPARTMENT) GENERAL FUND 14522 BLUE CROSS-BLUE SHIELD OF FLORIDA, INC. 14523 CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH (PAYROLL FUND) 379.31 516.~o 895o71 1,527.20 2,302.43 3,829.63 WATER REVENUE FUND 9538 BLUE CROSS--BLUE SHIELD OF FLORIDA, lNG. 81.67 9539 WHISPERING PALM GROCERY 1.50 9540 d.H. HENDERSON 4.30 9541 STAR PURLISHIN~ COMPANY .50 9542 FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS & LOAN 1.00 9543 CiTT Gr BOY,YON BEACH (PAYROLL FUND) 494.10 SEWER REVENUE FUND 1458 BLUE CROSS--BLUE SHIELD OF FLORIDA, lNG. 583°07 27.75 3,589.52 WATER 6715 6716 6717 6718 6719 6720 6721 6722 6723 6724 DEPOSITORS FUND ACCOUNT or ANGUS PATTERSON 7.50 MRS. CLARENCE SHELTON FOR AGCOUHT OF ToA.WARD 15.00 ACCOUNT or WHISPERING PALM GROCERY 7.50 AGCOu~ Or J. N. HENDERSON 7.50 ACCOUNT OF STAR PUBLISHING COMPANY 7e50 dA~ES LA IRC 7.50 ACOGUNT ~ DOYLE IRWIN 7.50 ACCOUHT Or FIRST FECERAg SAVIHGS ~ LOAN 7*50 ACGOUNT OF JAMES RUTHERFORD 7.50 MRS. CHRIS F. DUST~AH 7.50 82.50 4,522.95 PAYMENTS MADE IN AUGUST 1966 (CONT) AususT 29, 1966 GENERAL 145OO 14~01 145o2 14993 145o4 145O5 145o6 145o7 145o8 14509 1451 o 14511 14512 14513 14514 145~5 14516 14517 FUND CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH (PETTY CASH) ADVANCE AIR CONBITIONtNC ~ HEATING~ C. T. BeWLE$ ELECTRIC COMPANY BURROUGHS CORPORATION DEMARcD TRACTOR ~ ~MPLEMENT COMPANY GOLF STREAM LUMBER COMPANY No F. MASON EQUIPMENT CORPORATION METAL PRODUOTS OF PALM BEACH~ F. E. HALSTEAO WATER REVENUE FUND 9535 PORTER PAINT COMPANY 9536 SMITH=BLAIR, IHC, 16.31 43.80 32.00 23,50 35.95 54.82 53.64 12.10 14.96 29.54 75.6i 162.00 15'53 20.00 72.23 398.35 397,76 1,498.10 22.67 353.58 376.25 A~GUST 99, 1966 SEWER REVENUE FUND 1453 UNITED STATES CONDRETE PIPe COMPANY 1454 REDI ~ RELIABLE MAINTENANCE SERVICE 1455 OeBR~EN, SOITER & 01BRiEN, INC. GE~ERAL FUND 14518 FLQRIDA POWER & LIGHT COMPANY 14519 SOUTHERN BELL TELEPNONm & TELECRAPN CD. 14520 CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH (WATER DEPARTMENT) 14521 " " ' " (PETTY CASH) 42.92 10.00 250.00 302.92 627. 93 87.50 56.85 42.35 814.63 2,177.27 WATER REVENUE FUND 9537 FLORIOA PeWER & LIeHT COMPANy 1~879.18 PAYMENTS MADE IN AUGUST 1966 (¢ONT) AUGUST 24, 1966 WATER REVENUE FUND 9533 ALLIED CHLOalNE & CHEMICAL PRODUCTSt INC. 257.20 35.00 292.20 AUSUST 25, 1966 SEWER REVENUE FUND 1450 JOSEPH BATES 145f ALLIED CHLORINE ~ CHEMICAL PROSUCTS, INC. GENERAL FUND 14491 14492 14493 14494 14495 14496 12.40 128o60 141.00 DON'S FIRESTONE DEALER STORE 293.62 FLORIDA EAST COAST RAILWAY COMPANY 6°00 NATIONAL FIRE PROTECTION ASSOCIATION 17.o0 SOUTHERN PAPER COMPANY 102.75 PICARD CHEMICAL COMPANY 44.10 BEH YORN, SUPT. OF RECREATION, CITY OF W.P.B. 12,00 475.47 WATER DEPOSITORS FUND 6712 ACCOUNT o~ THE Pus 7.50 1,715.48 AUGUST 26, 1966 SPECIAL ASSESSMENT FUND 21920 CHUCK'S CAMERA CENTER GENERAL FUND 14497 CITY or BOYNTON ~EAOH (PAYROLL FUND) 14498 BOYNTON CITy FEDERAL CREDIT UNION 14499 JOHN CHUREY WATER REVENUE FUND 9534 CITY OF BOYNTOH BEACH (PAYROLL FU~D) SEWER REVENUE FUND 1452 CITY DP BOYNTON BEACM (PAYROLL FUND) 2~.20 5,515.16 154.00 280.00 5,949.16 898.73 452.96 5o4.17 WATER DEPOSITORS FUND 6713 ACCOUNT OF ALEEH V. T[SCMeE~ 6714 ACCOUNT OF MA~OR RONALD J. ROGERS 7.50 7.50 15.00 7,315.85 PAYHENTS MADE IN AUGUST 1966 (C0NT) AUGUST 24, 1966 1966 WATER REVENUE FUND 9525 9526 9527 9528 9529 953O 9531 MAAL CORPORAT t ON ALBERT Fo MILDE CITY OF' BOYNTON BEACH (PETTY CASH) ALLEN [NEUI~ANCE AGENCY PIGARO CHEMICAL COMPANy SEWER REVENUE FUND 1449 CITY OF BOYHTON BEACH (PETTY CASH) WATER 6696 6697 6698 6699 67(X) 6701 6702 6703 6704 6705 6706 6707 67o8 6709 671o DEPOSITORS FUND DR. EDWARD F. KISZKA ACCOUNT OF CAMPBELL CONSTRUCTION ACCOUNT OF Louise MITCHELL ACCOUNT CF D. C. MIDDLE~ON ACCOUNT OF JA0qUE$ NOTOHKIS$ ACCOUNT OF HARRY J. COOPER JR. ACCOUNT OF LOUISE 0HARLETON OF BOYNTON DENTAL LABORATORY OF CLAUDE DOW ROSS LONG OF JERRY KERN OF Oe F. TAYLOR OF MAAL CORPORATION OF ALSERT F* MILER OF So J. SCOVILL MUNICIPAL SWIMMING POOL BOND SINKING FUND 21919 THE CNASE MANNATTA~ BANK GENERAL 14481 14482 14483 14484 14485 14486 14487 14488 14489 1449o 6.00 9.74 49o.oo lo3.19 3.92 37.59 ?78. ~+ 14.81 7.50 15.00 7.~0 7.50 7.50 7.50 7.50 7.50 7-50 7.50 7.50 7,50 7.50 7.50 7.50 7.50 127.50 11,312.50 FUND JOSEPH BATES 7.80 AMERICAN SEATING COHPANY 545.00 S. G. COSBY, OmA LOBBY ENTERPRISES 59.19 C. C. MAC.ER 247.34 MINNESOTA MINING AND MANUFACTURING COMPANY 24.00 P1TNEY-BGWES, INC. 21.60 RURIN CONSTRUCTION COMPANY 268.70 SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE & TELEmRAPN Do. 27.15 WORT" TAILORING 13.50 FLORImA NEWS COMPANy 68.OO 1,282.28 15,973.65 22, 1966 PAYMENTS Pta, DE iN AUGUST 1966 (CONT) GENERAL FUND 14460 SINCLAIR REFINING COMPANY 14461 14462 STANOARC OIL COMPANy (KENTUCKY) 14463 SUN SENT,NEC 14464 BOVNTON AUTO SUPPLY, INC. WATER REVENUE FUND 9520 BOYNTON AUTO SUPPLy, lNG. SEWER REVENUE FUND 1447 PORTER PAINT COMPANY 1448 UNITEO STATES C0NCR[TE PIPE COMPANy 16,77 61.69 8.26 7o14 42.75 2,310.19 10.36 22.93 23.67 49.45 AUGUST 23, 1966 I. & S. FUND 21918 TNE BOND BUYER 74.20 GENERAL 14466 14467 14468 14469 1447o 14471 14472 14473 14474 14475 14476 14477 14478 14479 14480 WATER 9521 9522 9523 9524 FUND CITY OF BOYN BOMt MUNICIPAL SWIMMING POOL B~ ~00.00 MUNICIPAL FINANCE OFFICERS ASSOCIATION 1.71 TENNESSEE STATE PLANNING COMMISSION CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH (~ATER DEPARTMENT) DONIS FIRESTONE DEALER STORE FLORIDA--CHRYSLER--PLYMOUTH INC. JOE;S GRILL ~ ~ESTAURANT A. L. MCGREGOR -DISTRIBUTOR MOO ~OetS DRIVE IN OCEAN ~OOL SUPPLY COMPANY INC. PALM BEAC~ OFFICE SUPPLY COMPANY CITY OF ~OYNTON BEAC. (PETTY CASH) TROPIGAS ENO. OF FLORIDA REVENUE FUND CAMPBELL CONSTRUCTION COMPANY LOUISE MITCHELL LOuis R. BLACK 47.5o 21.54 22. O0 30.80 136.24 59.45 695.65 18.72 22.20 89.89 22°00 67.20 3.00 3,739.90 3.00 100.00 6.00 2,444.20 PAYMENTS MADE IN AUGUST 1966 (CONT) AuOusr 19, 1966 AUguST 22, 1966 GENERAL FUND 14442 BOYRTON CITY FEOERAL CREDIT UNIOR 14443 CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH (PAYROLL FUND) 14444 ARTIE'S APPLIAmOES, INC. WATER REVENUE FUND 9515 CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH (PAYROLL FUND) 9516 To. DALY 9518 DOLAN COMPANy 9519 MORSAN GUARANTY TRUST COMPANy OF NEW YORK SEWER REVENUE FUND 9445 CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH (PAYROLL FUND) WATER 6692 6693 6694 6695 DEPOSITORS FUND ACCOUNT OF ALEX TOLNA! ACCOUNT OF ALSERT THOMAS ACCOUNT OF TOM OALY ASDOUNT OF WILLIAM COOK ACCOUNT OF DOLAN COMPANy t. & S. FUND 21917 THE CHASE MANHATTAN BANK GENERAL 14445 14447 14448 14449 14450 14451 14452 14453 14454 14455 14456 14457 14458 14459 FUND BLuz-CRoss-BLUE SNISLC OF FLORIDA~ ACCOUNT oF J, R. HAYNES F, C. F£1s£ COMPANY CADILLAC ENGRAVERS~ INC. EAST COAST FIRE EQUIPMENT FRIOEN~ lNG. GULF 0IL CORPORATION KELLY TRACTOR COMPANY MDNAMARAIS CASUAL FURNITURE PALM BEACH LINEN SERVICE PALM BEACH OFFICE SUPPLY COMPANY PIDARD CHEMICAL COMPANY 349.00 10,535~90 .., 25.00 10,909.90 1,910.29 2.00 3.50 .. 4~D.90 2,356.69 706.99 7.50 7.50 7.50 37.50 28,15o.oo 99.oo 2.00 608.00 18.28 353.00 30.O0 2.75 322.29 498.71 31.80 16.05 23.76 5.16 61.85 100.93 42,161.08 AUCUBT 18, 1966 PAYMENTS MADE IN AUGUST 1966 (OONT) GENERAL FUND 14434 GOLeOOAST OFFICE PROBUCTB, INC. 15.00 14435 NARDRIYE8 OF DELBAY, IND. 9.60 '1443~ A.L. McGR~eoR - DISTRIBUTOR 14.04 14437 RULE POOL MAINTENANCE COMPAN~ 1~.~0.00 14438 F. ED NALSTEAD 552.62 14439 GERE MOOB£ 35.00 14441 ALL£N CHEM,OAL COMPAUV 21.60 WATER REVENUE FUND 1,680.43 9504 CiTY OF BOYNTOU BEACH (WATER DEPARTMENT) 17.10 9505 BOYNTON A~TO SUPPLY, INC. 13.31 9506 DANLOARO LEAS:NC CORPORAT,O~ 25.00 9507 PAUL HANKS 3.00 9508 T.£OO~RE d. OwEN 5.20 9509 NELLIE CAM£~ON 6.00 9510 N.W. KlcsY 1.60 9512 BOYNTON WELL--PuMP & SPRINKLER CORPORATION 11.58 9513 R~NKER MATE~,ALS CORPORAT,ON 36.26 9514 PORTER PA,BT COMPAny 31.80 SEWER REVENUE FUND I/~) BOYNTON AUTO SUPPLY, INC. lq.42 1~1 PICARO CHEMIOAL COMPANY 29.75 1443 UN'TED STATES 00NORETE PmPE COMPANY 471.38 1444 PAUL NAN,S 3.00 515.55 ~ATER DEPOSITORS FUND 6685 ACCOUNT OF PAUL NA~KS 7.50 6686 MRs. M~HSH ANOZUBON 7.50 6687 ACCOUNT OF THEODORE OWEN 7.50 6688 ACCOUNT OF NELLIE CAMERO~ 7.50 6689 ACCOUNT Or RONA[O BAHRETT 7.50 6690 ACCOUNT OF N. W. KILBY 7.50 SEWAGE DEPOSIT FUND 316 ACCOUNT OF RAUL HANKS PUBLICITY FUND 21916 BOYNTON BEACH CHAMBER OF COMMERCE 337.31 2,739.49 AUGUST 17, 1966 PAYMENTS MADE IN AUGUST 1966 (GONT) GENERAL FUND 14413 14414 14415 14416 14417 14418 1~419 JACK H. RAULITO~! M. D. FRANK C. BROW~ & COMPANY WATER REVENUE FUND 9501 SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE & TELEGRAPH CO. 9502 ALLEN INSURANCE Ae£NCy 9503 SINCLAIR REPINING COMPANy SEWER REVENUE FUND 1436 FLORIDA POWEm & LIGHT COMPANy 1437 JOHN B. DUNKLE, CLERK OF THE GtRCUIT COURT 1438 MQMAR INOORPORATED 1439 SINCLA~R REF~NIN~ COMPANy WATER DEPOS~TORS FUND 6684 MRS. TMELMA MCQUowN 5.00 12.O0 2, O87.50 531.00 560;O0 1,063.53 4,967~57 14.~o 100,00 82.59 196.99 427.25 2.85 71.28 65.30 566.68 7.50 18, 1966 PUBLICITY FUND 21915 FLORIDA L~AOU~ OF MUNICIPALITIES GENERAL 1442o 14421 14422 14423 1 4424 14425 14426 14427 ~4428 14429 1443O 14431 ~ 4432 14433 30.00 FUND CITY OF 8OYNTON BEACR (WATER DEPARTMENT) 89.40 JOHN L. AROHIE 38.25 AURA BADGE COMPANy 43.40 BARBOUR~$ MOWER SHOP 35.37 BOyNTo~ A~TO SUPFLY, INC. 200.00 COURT RECOROS, INc. 50.00 DAHLGARD LEASING CORPORATION 75.00 HILL ~flANUYACTURING COMPANY 35.05 H. F. MASON EQUIPMENT CORPORATION 153.84 MODERN FLASHERS, 1NC. 43.05 BOYNTO~ AUTO SUPPLY, INC. 62.68 BOYNTON ~4£LL--PUMP & SPRiNkLER SUPPLY CORP, 21.65 DzMA~co TRACTOR & iMPLEMENT COMPAny 24.60 FLAM~NO0 0IL COMPANY 20.28 5,768.74 PAYMENTS MADE IN AUGUST 1966 (CONT) AUGUST 15, 1966 ~ATER REVENUE FUND 9495 BYRDtS ELECTRIC MOTOR SERVICE 9496 PIOANS CHEMICAL COMPANY 9497 R.g. GRUMMONS PRINTING SEWER REVENUE FUND 1433 JOHN L. ANCNIE 1434 PRECISION LABORATORY WATER DEPOSITORS FUND 6683 JOHN E. BRANOT 240.00 29.75 65.OO 83.70 3.75 87.45 7.50 AUGUST 16, 1966 PUBLICITY FUND 21914 THE BOYNTON BEACH STAR GENERAL FUND 14399 CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH (WATER DEPARTMENT) 90.00 2,331.25 1,901.83 WATER REVENUE FUND 9498 C,TY OF BOYNTON BEACH (GENERAL FUNS) 9499 REFUNDING & IMPROVE. REV. BOND SINK. FUND 666.67 5,822.06 6,488.73 AUGUST 17, 1966 SEWER REVENUE FUND 1435 REFUNmlNO & IMPROVE. REV. BOND SINK. FUmD GENERAL 144ol 14402 14/+03 14~04 14405 14406 144O7 14408 14410 14412 12,549.88 21,369.86 FUND CiTY OF BOYNTON BEACH (WATER DEPARTHENT) 121,43 THOMAS J. CROFT 20.OO S. G. COSBY, OmA COSBY ENTERPRISES 24°30 Co C. HAGNER 114.18 F. E. HALST£AD 8(3.48 CITY OF BOYNTOR BEACH (PETTY CASH) 27°46 '! " " " (PETTY CASH) 82.69 SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE & TEL£ONARH CO. 163.00 F. T. KAIN 10.00 SHERIFF OF PALM BEACH COUNTY. FLORIDA 50.OO AUGUST 11~ 1966 AueusT 12, 1966 A~eusT 15, 1966 PAYMENTS MADE IN AUGUST 1966 (CONT) WATER DEPOSITORS FUND 6677 ACCOUNT OF JAMES FORREST 6678 ASCOUNT OF B. M. OWENS 6679 ACCOUNT OF THOMAS H. W~EELER 6680 ACCOUNT o? dA.ES C. STILES GENERAL FUND 14379 C,TY OF BOYNTON BEAD. (PAYROLL FU.S) 143~G BOYNTON CITY FEDERAL CREDIT UNION WATER REVENUE FUND 9494 CITY O? BOYNTON BEAC~ (PAYROLL FUND) SE~_~R REVENUE FUND 14~2 CiTY OF BOYRTON BEAOS (PAYROLL FUNS) GENERAL 14381 14382 14383 14384 14385 14386 14387 1 388 14389 1439O 14391 14392 14393 14394 14395 14396 14397 14398 FUND DEMARCO TRACTOR & IMPLEMENT COMPANY DON~S FIRESTONE DEALER STORE DONALD S. LAVIONE~ INC. PIOARS CNEMIOAL CONPANV RUSIN CONSTEUCTION COMPANY SINOLA~R REFINING COMPANY STEVENSON SEED STERE WAOES CANVAS ~ TRIM SHoP BOYNTON WELL--PuMP & SPRINKLER CORPORATION CNUC~I$ CA~ERA SNOP DON~$ FIRESTONE DEALER STORE DON~$ FIRESTONE DEALER STORE EARLEY SUPPLY COHPANY RD L. GRUMMONS PRINTING GUlFSTReAM LUMSER COMPANY JeErS GRILL ~ RESTAURANT ~HITT MAcDowELL CITY OF BOYNTOS BEACH (~ATER DE"ARTMENT) 7.5o 7.50 7.50 7.5o 7.50 37.50 4,909.83 186.00 5,095.83 1,009.08 506.58 29.59 3L~.08 lo~ .4o 55.13 88.18 23.96 26.12 52.80 25.00 48.01 13.07 219.65 124.17 13.33 12.75 1$.8~ 51. t0 11.00 433. 94 382.13 3,14~.82 6,611.49 AUGUST 10, 1966 A~CUOT 11, 1966 PAYMENTS MADE IN AUGUST 1966 (CONT) SEWER REVENUE FUND 1427 MANUFACTORERS Lire INSURANCE COMPANy 1428 CmTY OF BOYNTON BEACH (PETTY CASH) GENERAL 14356 14357 14358 14359 1436o 14361 14362 14365 14367 14368 14369 1437o 14371 14373 1 ~74 14378 FUND ATLANTIC REALTY CORPORATION OF FLORIDA S,, G. CoosY~ ~)DA COSBY ENTERPRISES F. E. HALSTEAD JOSEPN TOMS~ ~RROUGH$ Ce~PORAT I O~ R. L. GRUMMO~S PRINTING HALSEY' ~ GRIFFITH~ ~NC. NATIONAL HOLD I NG CORPORA T I ON PICARD CHEMICAL COMPANy SOUTHERN PAPER COMPANY EARL ~ALLACE FORD~ A~TO PRO~OT$~ INC. BLOSSOM SHOPPE DEMARCO TEA~TOR ~ iMPLEmenT COMPANy JACKSON AuTe PAL~ BEACH OFFICE SUPPLY COHPANY WATER REVENUE FUND 9485 JAMES FORREST 9486 B.H. OWEN 9487 E~ITN T. WHEELEN 9488 JAMES S. STILES 9489 NANKISO, CORPORATION 9490 GERALO L. HAWKINS 9491 R.L. GRUMMONS PRINTING 9492 R.E. BRiRKMEIER 9493 PIOARe CHEMICAL COMPAN~ SEWER REVENUE FUND 1431 ALLIED CHLORINE & CMEMIOAL PRODUCTS, IN¢. 1430 WESTINGHOUSE ELECTRIC SUPPLY COMPANY 1429 EQUIPMENT RENTAL SERVIGE, IRC. 2.09 5.86 7-95 #97 15.oo 22.38 lOO.6~ 16.65 177.89 16.08 117.25 219.62 26.72 83.50 24.55 12.99 62.94 18;50 49.77 25.55 36.75 1,642.~ 6.oo 6.00 6~00 28.75 277.50 26.o7 .., 24.50 3?2.59 64O.28 6.48 445.oo 1,091.76 630.78 1966 AUCUST 9, 1966 AUCUST 10, 1966 PAYMENTS MADE IN AUGUST 1~6 (CONT) GENERAL FUND 14347 ARTmE'S APPLIANCES, INC. GENERAL FUND 14348 CiTY OF BOYNTON BEACH (PETTY CASH) WATER REVENUE FUND 9478 JAMES BURNS 9479 LY.N Gus~ 9480 GSORSIA NARRIS SEWER REVENUE FUND 1426 GEORSlA HARRIS WATER DEPOSITORS FUND 6672 ACCOUNT OF EDWIN L. BANKS 6673 ACCOUNT O? dA.ES BuHNs 6674 GEORClA HARriS 6675 ACCOUNT OF LYNN Cuss GENERAL FUND 14349 14351 14352 14353 14354 14355 CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH (PETTY CAEN) . ( - . CITY OF BOYNTO~ BEACH (PETTY CASH) SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE ~ TELEGRAPH CITY oF BOYNTON BEACH (PeTTy CAS~) H. ~ W. B. DREW COMPANY WATER 9482 9483 9484 REVENUE FUND City OF BOVNTON BEAC. (PETTY CASH) . . . . ( . . ) 25.50 5,95 22.37 34,92 4.54 7.5o 7.5o 7.50 15.00 7.50 45.00 42.98 66.94 143.34 98,77 1O445 13.67 116.40 586.25 _ 11.18 36.58 175.oo lo9.96 1966 AUk.ST 5, 1966 PAYHENTS MADE iN AUGUST 1966 (CONT) PUBLICITY FUND 21911 CITY OF BOY.TON BSAON (PETTY CASH) GENERAL FUND 14334 THOMAS Jo CROFT GENERAL FUND 14345 BOYNTON CITY FEDERAL CREDIT UNION 14346 CiTY OF BOYNTON BEACH (PAYROLL FUND) 30.00 352*50 11,~K)2,61 11,755.11 5,231.06 WATER REVENUE FUND 9388 CITY of BOYNTOm BEACH (PAYROLL FDHD) 9389 HOWARO MALLORY 9390 MRS. FRANK NEWITT 9476 FRAHK S~ORES JR. 9477 DONALD BRANT SEWER REVENUE FUND 1424 CITY OF BOYNTON BEACN (PAYROLL FUND) 1425 DONALD BRANT WATER DEPOSITORS FUND 6664 6665 6666 6667 6668 6669 667O 6671 ACCOUNT OF JOHN LA.TON ACCOUNT OF BC~AHO MALLORY MRs. M. A. WEAVER ACCOUNT OF FRANK HEWITT ACCOUNT OF FRANK SHORES JR. ACCOUNT OF RICHARD PRICE AOCOURT OF DONALD BRANT SEWAGE DEPOSIT FUND 315 ACCOUNT OF DONALD BRANT 2,315.12 4.30 6.00 5.60 2.00 2,333.O2 480.03 3,00 483.o3 7.50 7.50 7.50 7.50 7.50 7.50 7,50 60.00 14,638.16 AUSUST 2, 1966 PAYiVIENTS MADE IN AUGUST 1966 (CONT) GENERAL FU~9 14319 14320 14321 14322 14323 14324 14325 WATER REVENUE FUND 9384 B AND H SALES INC. 9385 NATIOHAL CASH REGISTER COMPANY 96oll 15,,75 144.6o 14~3o 125.oo 7,558.77 54. O0 SEWER REVENUE FUND 1419 A~STIN SUPPLY CONPA~Y 142o FRANKHOUSE ELEOTN]O SUPPLy~ NO. 1421 STANOAR; OIL CO~PAHY IN KENTUCKY 10.19 30.69 7.70 48.58 AUGUST 3, 1966 PUBLICITY FUND 21910 STAN PRESS GENERAL 14326 14327 14328 14329 1433O 14331 14332 14333 FUND C,TY OF BSYNTON BEACH (PETTY CASH) EARLEY SUPPLY 0OMPANy FLORIDA POWER & LIGHT COMPANy MUHIGIPAL YEAR BOOK CITY OF BOYHTON BEACH (PETTY CASH) ~ATER REVENUE FUND 9386 CITY OF BOY.TON BEACH (PETTY CASH) 40.00 60.30 28.37 4,2t6.47 10.00 149.76 441-73 34.50 260.00 5,201.13 12.10 7,712.79 SEWER REVENUE FUND 1422 CiTY oF BOYHTOH BEACH (PETTY CASH) 15.78 " A~UST 1, 1966 AuGusT 2, 1966 PAYMENTS MADE IN AUGUST 1966 GENERAL FUND 14295 142% 14297 1#298 14299 14302 ~4303 14~T~04 CITY OF BOYNTGN BEACH (PETTY CASH) ~ ~ " ~ (WATER DEPARTMENT) THOMAG J. CROFT EAST CoksT FIRE EQUIPMENT C. A. WHITMAN JR. & SONS THOMAS J. CROFT GENE MOORE WATER REVENUE FUND 9471 EAST CCAST FIRE EQUIPMENT 9472 FLeRImA POW£R & LIGHT COMPANy 94?3 SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE & TELEGRAPH Co. 9474 WHITT MAC DOWELL 9475 GENE MOORE SEWER R ' EVENUE FUND 1496 CITY OF BOYNTON BEAC~ (WATER DEPARTMENT) 1417 EAST COAST FIRE EQUIPMENT 1418 FLORIDA POWER & ,LIGHT COMPANY WATER DEPOSITORS FUND 6663 JAMES L. MAOLAuOHLA. GENERAL 14308 14309 ~431o 14311 14313 143~4 14315 14317 14318 1,002.00 ~o9.45 948.05 29, 20 315.72 216.66 132.00 S3~.34 3,t16.64 177,00 1,841.69 .40 24.00 41.66 2,084.75 582.90 177.00 460.89 1,220.79 7.50 FUND BOYNTON BEACH STAR 65.67 BROCKWAy, OWEN & ANDERSON ENGINEERS, INC. 67.50 CITY OF BOYHTON BE~DH (WATER DEPARTMENT) 486.85 CLEARY BROS. CONSTRUCTION COMPANy 94.00 S. Go CossY, DSA CossY ENTERPRISES 24.97 FIRST BANK OF BOYNTON BEACH 4,696.70 FL^M,NGO 0IL CGM~AR¥ 23.08 FLORidA POWER & LIGHT COMPANy 1,128.14 GULF 0IL CORPORATION 19.80 HALSEY & GRIrrITH, INC. 168.93 NATIONAL CASH REGIGTER COMPANy 21.07 6,429.68