HomeMy WebLinkAboutMinutes_Regular_02/11/1975MINUTES OF THE MEE
TING OF THE COUNCIL OF
THE VILLAGE OF TEQUESTA, FLORIDA
February 11, 1975
The first Council Meeting for the month of
February, was held Tuesday, February 11,1975 at 7:30 P.M.,
in the Village Hall. Present were Taylor, Campbell, Jones,
Little and Leone. Also present were Robert 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 Vice-Mayor Jones.
Taylor moved the meeting be adjourned,at 7:50 P.M.
The Village Manager gave second reading, by-title
only, of an Ordinance of_the Village of Tequesta, Florida
adopting the State Election Laws for conducting Municipal
Elections as provided in Section 101,..15, Florida Statutes,
1973. Campbell moved, "to approve second reading of the
Ord.i.nance,'T after being seconded vote on the motion was:
Taylor - Against
• Campbell - Against
Jones - ,Against
Little - Against
Leone - Against
the motion was therefore defeated and the Ordinance
T~ras not adopted.
The Village Manager gave second reading, by title
,only, of an Ordinance of the Village of Te~uesta, Florida
adopting those portions of Chapter 101, Florida Statutes, 1973
pertaining to Absentee Voting as provided in Section 101.70,.
Florida Statutes. Campbell move,- "to approve second reading
of the Ordinance." After being seconded, vote on the
motion .was:
Taylor - For
Campbell - For
Jones - For
Little - Far
Leone - For
the motion was therefore approved. First reading having
been approved on January 14-, 1975, Ordinance No. 226 was
therefore passed and adopted on second reading.
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The Village Manager gave second reading, by title only,
T~~solution of the Vi]_lage Council of the Village of
T~nuesta, Florida pursuant to Ordinance No. 1Q6, The Lot
"tearing Ordinance of the Vi]_lage of Teauesta, Florida,
`'inda.ng and. determining that certain described Property
within the Village is in violation of the Ordinance and
providing that the Vi]_lage Manager shall proceed to correct,
the violations pursuant to the re mzirements of the
Ordinance, Leone moved, "to ap~?rove second reading of the
Ordinance." After being seconded vote on the motion was:
Taylor - For
Campbell - For
Jones - For
Little - For
Leone - For
the motion was therefore approved. First having been
approved on January 14, 1975, Resolution No. 7-71~~75
?^~as therefore passed and adopted on second reading.
The Village Manager read a memo from Gee & Jenson
Pxpl.aining that more testing was needed on the mixed.
media filters .f_or Well Field No. 2. Taylor moved, "that
there be a Special. Council Meeting on February 17, 1°75 at
'~:OO P.M., to consider bids for purchase of mixed media
`'filters." The motion was adopted,
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~r~~1..1~^tr~cc Mr. William Smallwood from North County First Aid
``.C.h.A.S. Snead, Inc. told the Council that the First Aid Squad,
.~ras only concerned with three areas outside the Village
and they ?~~ere Bermuda Terrace, Anchorage Point and White
Hall that would need the assistance of the Village Po ]_ice
in handling _f'irst aid rroblems. Chief Dusenbery told the
Council the Village has an agreement with the Sheriff
Department that the Sheriff Department could ca]_]_ nn the
Teauesta police and have them give assistance outside the
territorial limits of the Village of Ten?testa. The Council
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agreed to let the agreement stand as is.
The meeting adjourned at 7:55 P.M.
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Steven Huggins, Mr. Steve Huggins, of 343 Country C1_ub Drive gave
3~~3 Co?antry the Council a petition for "Rehuest .for Improved Traffic
Club Drive Control on Country Club Drive", at the Workshop Meeting
that followed. (see attached)
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REQUEST FOR IMPROVED TRAFFIC CONTROL ON COUNTRY CLUB DRIVE
+ `,Ne, the undersigned residents of the Village of Tequesta,
are concerned about the dangerous traffic situation ex-
isting on Country Club Drive, west of the entrance to Tur-
tle Creek. Although the reduction in speed limit to 30
mph, the painting of no-passing lines, and increased pa-
troling south of the Country Club have improved previous
conditions, we request that additional action be taken to
minimize the possibility of serious injury to ourselves
and our children.
Passing regularly occurs along the street, and a large
number of vehicles exceed 50 mph in this area. These high-
speed violations occur at all times of the day and night,
and are committed by both residential and transitory ve-
hicles.
We respectfully request that the Village Council consider
appropriate action, including, but not limited to, the
following:
1. Increased police patrol
2. Speed traps
3. Installation of 30 mph speed bumps
4•. Warning signs
5. Allowing residents to time speeding vehicles and
report violations to the Village police, and the
• issuing of warnings on that basis.
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