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Cash-strapped Deerfield banks on beach-rentals business
2007
Overview
\"I don't like government coming over and taking jobs away but ... in this extraordinary situation, faced with the idea of laying people off while we're hiring consultants to do work we could do ... I'm going to have to support that [program],\" Commissioner Steve Gonot said. [Vince Kendrick]'s plan raises more than twice the private company's typical gross revenues of $70,000 a year in Deerfield Beach. \"I run a $7 million budget. If I can't sell umbrellas and chairs, there's something wrong with me,\" Kendrick said. The city plans to purchase about $23,000 worth of equipment, including 50 beach chairs. Pier and park staff would set up the chairs each morning, handle receipts and monitor them throughout the day for unauthorized use, according to city documents.
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