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HomeMy WebLinkAboutMinutes_Regular_09/23/1975y~ MI~tUTES OF THE METING OF TDE COII~iCIL OF THE PILLAGE OF TEQUESTA, FLO~tIDA September 23, 1975 The second Council Meeting for the month of September was held on Tuesday, September 23, 1975 at 7:45 P.M. (it was started late because of the Public Hearing held prior to the Council Meeting) in the Village Hall. Present were Little, Jones, Campbell and Baron. Yoder was on vacation. Also present were fto~ert Harp, Village Manager, Cyrese Colbert, Village Clerk and John C. Randolph, Village Attorney, The meeting was opened with Prayer and Pledge of Allegiance to the-Flag. by Councilwoman Campbell. Campbell moved, "that each speaker be limited to ten (10) minutes on each subject". Aftbr some discussion vote on the motion was: Little -Against. Jones -For .Campbell -For Baron -Against and was therefore not adopted. Campbell moved,, "they (minutes of August 26, 1975 Council Meeting) be accepted". -The. motion was adopted. Campbell moved, "they (minutes of September 9, 1975 Council Meeting) be accepted as submitted." The motion was adopted. Campbell moved, "they (minutes of the August 22, 1975 Special Council Meeting) be accepted as submitted". The motion was adopted. Campbell moved, "they (minutes of the August 26,-1975 Public Hearing) be accepted as submittgd'P. The motion was adopted, Campbell moved "they (minutes ` of the September 9, 1975 Public Hearing] be accepted as submitted". The motion-was adapted. Campbell moved, "the report (Village Manager's report for August $, 1975 through September 6, 1975) be accepted~~. Baron noted number 39 on that report and requested that"the minutes of August 26, 1975 .show, "this is not the. approval to spend 4.6 million dollars-for the proposed water treat- meet plant'T. Mrs..:.-Campbell mended her motion on the minutes and Council voted to change minutes to reflect Barons request. CampbellTs motion to accept the Village Manager's report was adopted. Campbell moved, 'that the report ,(Village Manager's report for September ? through ~~~_ 9-23-75 -2 September 20) be accepted as submitted°. The motion was. adopted. Jones requested that on item ~1~3 the na®e be changed to Ron Lang. Campbell moved, "that on October 14, 1975 at 7:00 P.M. we have a Public Hearing on the Comprehensive Lance Use Plan". The motion was adopted. Campbell moved, "that on October 14, 1975 the Council Meeting to adopt the Vill~ge of Tequesta Comprehensive Plan immediately follow the ublic Hearing on Land Use Plan". The motion was adopted. Campbell maned, r'that we accept as submitted (Financial Statement for July)". The motion was adopted. Campbell moved, "that we accept August Financial Statement as submitted". The motion was adopted. Campbell moved, "that the (Water Department Financial) Statements°for July and August be accepted as submitted". The motion-was adopted. Campbell moved, 'that we accept the Water Department Budget for 1975/76". Campbell requested a letter from the Water Department Financial Consultant with their approval on the budget. The Village Manager `reviewed the highlights of the Water:. Department Budget. The Motion was adopted. 'm. Sydow PZr. Willia~a Sydow, Gee & Jenat~n, informed Council that ee & Jenson bids for the construction of water main relocation crossing • on U.S. No. 1 were received by Gee & Jenson on September 22, -- 1975. The low bidder was the Gorham Construction Company of Fort Pierce, Florida. The Gorham Construction Company is the contractor for the improvements in U.S. ~1. Gorham Construction Company unit prices bid was an estimated total cost of $13,750.00. Gee & Jenson recommended that a total construction fund of $17,000.00 be establised to cover the cost of the contractor's work.,. contingencies, engineering and inspection services together with"other expenses that map be incurred by the Village of~Tequesta. Campbell moved, "that the contract be awarded to Gorham Construction Company at the unit price bid of $13,750.00". The motion was adopted. .Campbell moved, '{that a construction fund of X3,500.00 be set up to cover additional construction cost, contingencies, engineering and inspection services and other expenses-the Village might incur'g. The nation was adopted. John Gibs l~^. John Giba read his letter of September 2, 1975 addressed ?$ Fairview ~."to Mayor Little about police duties within the Village of Tequesta. Mayor Little read a letter he received from the Chamber of Commerce, in regard. to the Police protection i,n the Village. Howard Brown Mr. Howard Brown, President of the Tequesta Country* Club Community Association, read his letter to the Mayor about the Police Department and Ordinances not be~,ng enforced.. -99- 9-23-75 -3 Wm. Dunham Mr. William Dunham, President of Tequesta Association of Voters and Taxpayers, spoke of the unhappiness w~.th the Police Department by some of the taxpayers and voters of the Village. The Council set a Workshop meeting with the Chief of Police for September 30, 2975 at 7:30 P.M. to work on Ordinance such as leash laws; sign .ordinance, the bicpele law and yard trash regulations. Jones moved, "that we accept the bid of Gray Enterprises,, Inc. in the amount of $1,366.1. (to install irrigation system for the Tequesta Park sports complex)". The motion was adopted. Jones moved, "that we o ahead and take the bid of Davis Electric in the amount of $650.00 for a 5 horsepower water pump (Tequesta Park sports complex)". The motion was adopted. baron moved, "that we approve this franchise (Garbage collection service between the Village of Tequesta and ATichols Sanitation)". l~r. Walter Colbath:Jr., spoke to Council representing Twin City Waste. The Village Attorney gave first reading of an Ordinance of the Village of Tequesta, Florida, prphibiting the drinking of intoxicating liquors in public places within the Village of Tequesta; defining public way; providing ,f or permitting procedures; providing a penalty for violation_of the ordinance; providing for the repealing. of all ordinances-and parts or ordinances in conflict herewith;. p~°®viding an effect3.ve date. Jones.. moved, "that we accept .this E3rdinan.ce". The motion . was adopted. Second reading, by~title only, is set for October 2$, 1975. The Village Manager read a Resolution of the Village of Tequesta requesting the Florida-Public Service Commission to explain the electric power rates aad charges. Baron moved, "we adopt it". The motion ;was adopted. Campbell moved "that the bid of Cornelius, Johnson do Clark, Inc. for ~~34.50 annually, (for statutory life insurance coverage for Village earployee's) be accepted'. The motion was adopted. `_ Campbell moved, ~°that Mayor. Little be appointed, (Village's Representative to the Loxahatchee Council of Governments)F'. The motion was adopted. The Village Manager informed Council that the Village's Water Department pro°posed water treatment plant was postponed until a later date by EAICOI~. Campbell moved, '~tha°tthe appointment of the sign committee of° Theodore- W. Davis, ~Irs. Phillip Corr and J. Harvey Hartman be approved". The motion was adopted. -100- 9-z3-75 -4 Campbell moved, t'that we make the appointment of Mr. Ernest C. Bryan as the permanent member of the Zoning Board of Adjustment". The motion was adopted. Campbell moved, "that Mr. William G. Wagner be appointed as alternate member of the Board (Zoning Board of Adjustment )` The motion was adopted. Campbell moved, "that Mr. Randolph (Village Attorney) attend and relay to us the pertinent information (meeting on the Sunshine Law set up by Mr. Budsworth)". The motion was adopted. The Village Attorney reviewed the corrections Council wished to make on Martin County's Ordinance No. 64. Campbell asked the Village Attorney to get with the Water Department Financial Advisor and Consulting Engineer on the surcharge section. The Village Attorney gave a brief summary of the reason Bermuda Terrace gave for their Class Action suit against the Village oi' Tequesta Water Department and notified Council he would be answering the suit by the deadline set forth in the suit. Baron moved, "that Mr. Randolph prepare the changes discussed in the workshop on the Martin County Franchise, but he adds the 251 surcharge which is fair and reasonable". The motion was adopted. Campbell moved, `'that Mr. Harp proceed with the necessary arrangement for Beacon°Street (to be made two- lanes)". The motion was adopted. The meeting was adjourned at 11:37 P•M• Cyr e Colbert