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Home My WebLink AboutAgenda_Regular_12/16/1969VILLAGE. OF TEQIJIESSTA COUNCIL I~EETII~ :DER 16, 1969- 8:00 P.M. '/ 1. Opening Prayer and Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag by Council~a.n Long. 2. Reading of financial statements r November, 1969, by totals only. 3. Village Manager s Report. 4. Police pepartment and Civil :Defense Reports. 5. Mayor's Report. 6. Councilmen Project Reports. ?. Approval of prices for improvements to well field site o~ .7~iaie Aighway (Mr. Donald L. asha)• ~~~ /~!-$" ''°" ~ -/~~+0 . 8. Mr. William E. Dunham fro the Tequesta Country Club Community Association, In to make presentation. 9. Second Reading by title only of an ordinance zoning the S.S. 6+ ., Inc. property lying east of State Road 707 R-3 Classification. . lO. Villa, a Attorne Items. g Y 11. Discussion of the appointment of a Village Financial and Planning Committee. i 12. Adoption of a Resolution approving the Village becoming a member of the new formed Palm Beach County Municipal League. 13. Appointment of two persons to the Zoning Board of Adjustment for three (3) pear team effective January 1, 1970. Mr. John M. Good and Donald 1~ebster, Sr, have said they would accept re-appointment. 14. Receiving of annual Village .Audit Report as prepared by Nowlen, ~:ynch ~ Stewart, C.P.A. for fiscal year ended September 30, 1969. 15. .Approval of Water Department budget for 1970., 16. Appointment of Mr. Jacob J. Blair to represent Village in negotiations per-~ twining to water with the Town of Jupiter and Jupiter inlet Colony. 17. Other Items, 18. Time For Visitors. 19. Adjournment. MERRY Cd~IltISTMAS .AND BEST WISHES FOR THE HOLI7~Y SEA90N TO ALL. BOB ~ S ITF~LS ~ 12-16-69 r 1. Single County Occupational License. 2. Bills of Sale for. water lines in Tequesta Gardens A ~ B have been received from Resort Properties, Inc. 3. Public Hearing for Lot 13, Block D, Jupiter Manors, 7:30 P.M., Tne~sday, December 30, 1959. 4. Public Hearing for S.S. ~ R. property January 13, 1970. 5. Christmas for employees - $445. Water Department - $100. 6. Referendum to approve Charter amendment. ?. Letter From Attorney Wood requesting Package Store License for clients, Mr. ~ Mrs . George Georgopou~:i.s . 8. Appointment of Mr. Blair as negotiator in Water Department conferences. j'f 9. Bids for Bridge Road and intersection of Seabrook and Dover Roads. / 10. Close office Friday after Christmas. ='` f 11. Annexation letter. ,'- . ~a-??ate..- ~~-a ~ !/'~ c~, /~-' "*~°' ~ ~~ ~ QILLAGE OF TEQUESTA Ia~ATIIt ~EPARTM~iT OPERATION ANH MA.Il~TTENAATt:E BUDGET 1970 Pumping and Storage Expense Wages $ 4,85A. Utilities .10,500.00 Chemicals 1,100.00 Repairs 4,000.00 Truck Gasoline gad flil 250.OA Truck Repairs and Expense 200.00 Small Tools 300.00 Miscellaneous Elcpense 300.00 $21,500.00 Distribution Expense Wages $15, 500.00 Repairs 2,000.00 Truck Gasoline and Oil 250.E Truck Repairs gad Expense 350.00 Miscellaneous Expense 200.00 $18.300. Office and Administrative Expense Wages $ 4,500.00 Administrative Manages~ent 3,AAA.00 Rent 1,800.00 Supplies ~, ODA.AA Telephone 350.00 Em~plopee Insurance Premiums 700,00 Etnplopee Pension Plan Premium 2,400.00 Fiscal Agents Fee 1,230.00 Bank Escrow Agents Fee 300.00 Engineering Service l,2@Ri.00 Licenses and Fees 300.00 OASI Expense 1,150.00 Insurance Expense 3,500.00 Miscellaneous Expense ?OO.t)0 Auditing Fees 1,500.00 Legg 1 Fees 1,000.00 Contingencies 2.070.00 $27.7A0.00 Total Operation and Maintenance Expense $67,500.00 ~~ U i~ OFFICE OF THE CHIEF OF IPOLICE TELEPHONE 746-7474 VILLAGE OF TEQUESTA P. O. BOX 638 .JUPITER, FLORIDA - 33458 December 16, 1969 HENRY M. DUSENBERY CHIEF OF POLICE During the month of November, 1969, the Police Depa.rbnent insti- tuted or investigated 148 complaints ranging from assisting stalled motp- rists to one case of breaking and entering of a private dwelling. Police vehicles traveled a total of 7,078 miles using 719 gallons of gas and five quarts of oil. There were three arrests for traffic violations including the arrest of the operator of a loaded truss truck which struck the over- head• traffic light at Tequesta Drive and U. S. No. 1 and damaged same in excess of $300. Suspect was apprehended at the north county line. Operator plead guilty in Village court, Village has been paid for damage to traffic light. The Police desk message center processed ??3 incoming phone calls plus norJ~a1 radio dispatching and teletype service for Tequesta, 3uno Beach and North County First Aid Squad. On November 5 the Chief, along with the Chief of the Jupiter • Police Department, taped an interview for the radio program, Loxahatchee Reports, sponsored by the local Chamber of Co>Rmerce. On hTovember 12, a home in the Country Club Community was bur- glarized in the day light hours. Loss in excess of $5,000. in silu~tYware, T.V., and personal articles. Pa]m Beach Sheriff's Office Crime Iab and Detective Division actively assisted the Police Department in this inves- tigation. ~~/~~ Monthly meeting of the Tequesta Police Auxiliary was held on Qe~er 12 at 8:00 P,M. Eight applicants were accepted into the organi- zation. Mayor Robert Sylvester welcomed the new members and advised the group that a $100. donation has been made by an anonymous person to start the program. Chief Dusenbery made the appointment of Mr. T. J. ,Little as Fresident and Mr. Frank Carretta as Secretary-Treasurer to serve until normal elections of members to these positions can be held. Effective November 16, on-th-job training of members will begin by mem- bers riding in patrol units to a quaint them with police operations and problems. As of November 30 members have actively worked for 43 hours. The V.O.T. Program instituted by the Tequesta Country Club Pro- perty Owners Association in support of the Police Department has gone into operation, As of November 30 it is estimated active participation by 90~ of Country Club area and 40~ of the rest of the Village has been effected. This program is a valuable tool in assisting the Police Department. • OFFICE OF THE CHIEF OF POLICE TELEPHONE 746-7474 December 16, 1969 HENRY M. DUSENBERY CHIEF OF POLICE VILLAGE OF TEQU ESTA P. O. BOX 638 JUPITER, FLORIDA - 33458 - Page 2 On November 16 Mr. Gene Akers was hired as a patrolman to bring the Department up to authorized strength. Mr. Akers has ten years experience in police work and related government service and should prove an asset to the Police Department. Attached to this report is a complete breakdown of police activities for the month of November, 1969. Henry M. Dusenbery Chief of Police HMD:be VILLAGE OF TEQUESTA CIVIL DEFENSE REPORT Staff Meeting held on November 24, 1969. Subject of Rock Festival discussed and evaluated. Test of Radiological Survey instruments made and results radioed to Palm Beach County Civil Defense Headquarters. Next Staff Meeting tentatively scheduled for December 29, 1969. Henry M. Dusenbery Civil Defense Director Village of Tequesta Y,TiD:bc ~ P~stiv~jQ ~~d ~.t~~4ii.~ t'~T. Oo'88$ p~~~'Eto~ std ~~ ~ ~1~-3 ~ ~tQ •tuad~cg ro- p••a•g '~ tS~P '~[ AIL •~ s~0 •ajto~. ltty°.~sZ P~~= ... Z • eIIP.. ,~~~ I ~g ~ t91ag .~. ,, _ ~~ € 0.0•Q I ,, ~sas.~r p'ac~jaaap £ ern~~q.~a~ Z ~sa,i.z~ •S•yj•p•0 Z ~uoo.nt'I ~Z~~d SuIP~~dS 9 •~~hP'v~~ r' SaOIi OIA~OI~I~+ IY~i.L Ql~~ 6M~[Y~• QSII~I S ~~n0 •jzn~nr +~~~4 ~ ~` flTl ~~i 9Z •~uopZoul snob°~d*ng 9 twopul~ so stop n 6t •.~~0 •notojd~ng 6i pf~tj~pr •i~d~Q i~y~0 9 ~UO•sod QnoTajd~ng €t- p~~~js~~ ~uosa~d a~u~Pj~~Y ~Tignd • L -- ~ o~ ~ Z~~°s P~tZZY ~.n-~sI ttoZ~~~Ti~T~~• ~,. _ _ . , 69 4t x~~eox ~o~[ { it HENRY W. JEWETT ~~ Age 49, of 4334 Magnolia Dr., Palm { • {-Beach Gardens, died Monday follow- I ing a brief lllness. He was the mayor o1 Palm Beach j Gardens, and the Village Judge of Te- , quests. He way B mQmher of the i • American Bar Association, Florida ~ Bar Association, Palm Beach County , Sar Association. He was a graduate of , Lhe University o! Florida Law School, ~ a charter member of The Sertoma Club, WPB, past Florida regional ex- ecutive of the Sports Car Club of i, ;America. SurvlVOrs Include his wife Nancy, j two sons. Heary W. II, Steven Rich- ard, and one daughter, Tracy C., all of ; Palm Beach Gardens. Also his par- : eats, Mr. & Mrs. Wells Jewett, Palm Beach Shores. Funeral services will be llam Fri- day, at St. Marks Episcopal, Church, ~ P. BG. Friends may cal from 7-9pm j Wednesday and Th~rsday at thel Hamm &-Price Funeral-Home, NPB. ~ Friends who wish may contribute to ,, the American Caacer Society. a ~au~r~~ ~ nI trice FUNERAL HOME 553 NORTHLAKE BLVD• NORTH PALM BEACH, FLA. 33403 23rd PSALM The Lord is my shepherd; I shall not want. He maketh me to lie down in green pastures: he leadeth me beside the still wafers. He restoreth my soul: he leadeth me in the paths of righteousness for his name's sake. Yea, though 1 walk through the valley of the shadow of death, 1 will fear no evil: for thou art with me; thy rod and thy staff they comfort me. Thou preparesf a table before me in the presence of mine enemies: thou onoirtest my head with oil: my cup run- neth over. Surely goodness and mercy shall follow me all the days of my life; and 1 will dwell in the house of the Lord for ever. A Service For HENRY WELLS JEWETT Born July 6, 1925 Passed Away December 29, 1969 Service Held at St Marks Episcopal Church January 2, 1970 11:00 A. M. Officiating Clergyman The Rev. G. Kerry Robb, Vicar Interment Royal Palm Memorial Gardens