HomeMy WebLinkAboutMinutes_Regular_03/28/1968MINUTES OF TFIF, I~Ei ~dG OF THE COUNCILMEN
OF THE VILL~E OF TEQI~STA, FLORIDA.
The regular monthly meeting of the Counci]men of the Village of
Tequesta, Florida. was held Thursday, March 28, 1968, at 8:00 P.M. at the
Village Hall. Councilmen present were: Messrs. Bowden, Sylvester and
Valier. Councilmen Cornelius and Bledsoe were absent. Also present were
Robert Harp, Village Manager and Clerk and William A. Lord, Village
Attorney.
Mayor Bowden opened the Meeting v~ith prayer and the Pledge of
Allegiance to the Flag.
The Inspectors of Election Certificate far the General Election
held March 19, 1968, was presented to the Council by the Village Clerk.
Valier moved, second by Sylvester and passed that the Certificate be ac-
cepted showing the election of Robert E. Sylvester as Mayor-Counci]ma,a,
George E. Bowden, Councilman-First Ward and Carl L. Long, Counci]man-
Second,Ward.
The Village Clerk gave the Oaths of Office to the newly elected
officers.
Lang moved, second by Valier and passed that Frank D. Cunningham
be appointed to the Village Council until the 1969 General Election as
Councilman-Second Ward to fill the vacancy created by the election of
Mr. Sylvester as Mayor. The Oath of Office was given to Councilman
Cunningham by the Village Clerk.
Bowden moved, second iry Valier and passed that the following
Village officers be elected for the coming year:
Vice Mayor Robert C. Valier
Treasurer Carl L. Long
Tax Assessor George E. Bot,rden
Tax Collector Frank D. Cunningham
The Village Clerk gave the Oaths of Office to the newly elected officers.
Bowden moved, second by Cunningham and passed that the following
Village officials be appointed for the coming year:
Village Manager and Clerk
Police Chief
Assistant Village Clerk
Village Judge
Village Judge Ad Litem
Civil Defense Director
Water Department Superintendent
Robert Harp
Henry M. Dusenbery
Betty G. Cox
Henry W. Jewett
William S. Wood
Henry M. Dusenbery
James Worth
Oaths of Office were given to the newly appointed officials present.
The fins of Winters, Brackett and Lord was appointed as Village
Attorneys with William A. Lord, to act for them.
Retiring Mayor Bowden presented the Mayors gavel to newly
elected Mayor Robert E. Sylvester.
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Mayor Sylvester presented out-going Mayor Bowden with his gavel
with an engraved sterling silver bond showing his service as Mayor of the
Village. Certificates of Appreciation were presented to I~ir. Bowden and
to former Councilmen Cornelius and Bledsoe.
Mayor Sylvester spoke to the Council and asked them to consider
the following projects during his term of office:
1. Total beautification of the Village.
2. Recreation Parks and Ocean Front.
3. Library and cultural grot,rth for the Village.
4. Continue work to obtain a post office for the Village.
5. Work toward annexation of nearby areas.
6. Formation of a third Voting Ward east of U. S. No. 1.
7, Formation of a Village Planning Board.
Bowden moved, second by Cunningham and passed that the reading
of the Minutes of the February 20, 1968, Council meeting be waived.
Va liar moved, second by Cunningham and passed that the Minut®s
of the Special Meeting held March 1, 1968, be waived.
Bowden moved, second by Valier and passed that the detailed
reading of the financial statement for February 1968 be waived. The
Village Manager recapped the receipts and disbursements for the five (5)
month period ended February 29, 1968, and upon motion by Bowden, second
by Valier and passed, the financial statement and disbursements for the
• month of February 1968 were approved. Balances on hand at February 29,
1968, were as follows:
First Bank of Jupiter/Tequesta $ 9,175.39
Petty Cash 25.00
Community Faders 1 Savings and Loan 30,986.34
Fidelity Federal Savings and Loan 13,397.62
U. S. Treasury Bills 14.?43.?5
~.$.s 3~Q
Account balances were:
Operating Account $55,197.45
Petty Cash 25.00
Capital Fund 7,225.33
Streets, Roads and Drainage Fund 5.880.32
68 328.10
The Sinking Fund Ba]ance is $17,284.35.
The Village Manager presented his report covering activities for
the month of February, The report showed building permits as follows:
Febru3rv, 1968 Year ,~o,_D~te
Valuation No. V~,lua ion
•4 30 (5 Houses) $173,030. 143 (30 Houses) $1,158,490.
LAST V~~li
21 (7 Houses) $188,605. 92 (32 Houses) $1,396,746.
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Police Chief Dusenberp presented the Police Department and
Civil Defense Reports for the month of February. Chief Dusenbery also
'. presented a mc-~aorandum on new police ca.r lettering but no action was
taken on the matter.
Councilman fiowden discussed the purchase of the property lying
east of the Village Hall by the ~Jater Department for possible future ex-
pansion of .Village facilities. He stated the owner, Mr. George W. Offutt,
III, had proposed to seiZ it to the Village for $30,000. Bowden moved,
second by Valier and passed that an appraisal be made of the property and
that the purchase be discussed with the Villages Fiscal Agent to purchase
it with Water 7epartment funds.
Councilman Bowden also suggested the Council look into the
feasibility of purchasing the Plantreat, Inv, sewerage plant. Bowden
moved, second by Cunningham and passed that the Ca~cwl ask the Village
fiscal agents to make a feasibility study of the possible purchase of
Pla,ntreat, Inc. by the Village. CounciLna,n Valier stated he was against
the purchase at the present time since he believed other things were
more important to the Village at the present time. Councilman Long
asked if sewerage committee was active. Mayor Sylvester stated that this
was and is a part of his future program and suggested more time for dis-
cussion and further study. Councilman Bowden withdrew the motion and
Counci]man Cnnning~ withdrew the second of the motion and no action
was taken.
Councilman Bowden presented an anonymous letter from a resident
• of Gamelia Circle concerning the raising of dogs in that area. Mayor
Sylvester said he would look into the matter. Councilman Valier voiced
his disapproval of anonymous letters.
The Village Clerk gave second reading by title only to an
ordinance amending the off-street parking regulations in C-1 and C-2
Districts of the Village under Ordinance YJo. 43, Official Village Zoning
Ordinance. Bowden moved, second by Valier and passed that the second
reading be approved. The first reading have been approved February 20,
1968, Ordinance No, 144, was hereby pissed and adopted on second reading.
Attorney Lord gave first reading to an ordinance to provide
for an increase in cigarette tax to the Village from the increase in tax
as approved by the State Legislature with an effective date of April 1,
1968. Bowden moved, second by Valier and unanimously passed that the
ordinance be approved. All Councilmen being present and voting for the
adoption, Ordinance No. 142 was hereby passed and adopted on first reading.
Attorney Lord stated a petition for annexation had been received
from Lowell E. and Carole J. Jarrett requesting the annexation of their
property, Lot 9, Block D, Jupiter Manors, to the Village of Tequesta.
Attorney Lord read an ordinance to provide for this annexation. Bowden
moved, second by Long and unanimously passed that the ordinance be adopted.
X11 Councilmen being present and voting for the adoption, Ordinance No. 143
was hereby passed and adopted oa first reading.
The Village Council will hold a Public Hearing to adopt the
zoning classification for this property on May 21, 1968.
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Attorney Lord presented a letter concerning the Country Club
Point subdivision waterways and the Councilmen asked that it be consi-
dered at a later date. A copy of the letter was given to a representa-
tive of the property owners association from that area.
Bowden moved, second by Valier and passed that the following
be approved as depositaries. for Village of Tequesta funds and all accounts
to require the signatures of the Village Manager and/or the Village Trea-
surer and one (1) Councilman:
First B~ynk of Jupite~/Te~ug; to
Operating Account
Excise Tax Revenue Fund
Sinking Fund
First Bank of Jut~iter/Tequest~ - ~~iater De~rtrnen
Water Revenue Fund
Operation and Maintenance Fund
Meter Deposits Fund
Working Capital Fund
Bank of Palm Beach and Trust Company - Water Deta rtment
Bond Proceeds Account
Sinking Fund
Sinking Fund Reserve Account
,Renewal and Rep]acement Fund
Certificate Redemption FLnd
Capital *mprovements Reserve Fund
• Comm~u t Fe a 3~viru~s and Loan Association
Accouiat No. S. 9??4
Account No. S 15871
Account No. S 15872
Account No. S 15874
F`idelitV Fg~eral Savings ~,nd Loa~Assoc~tion
Account No. P 25038
A large delegation from the Willow Road section of Ridgewood
Homes appeared before the Council to see what could be done to change the
8-Z zoning classification of the property lying east of Willow Road where
three (3) Water Department well field sites are located and where a road
is presently being constructed. The following residents spoke about the
situation: Harry Finlay, Floyd Hopkins, Robert Calhoun, Robert Ludwig,
Mrs. Raker, and Paul Engles. Most indicated they were not fully aware of
the ultimate use to which this property could be used when they purchased
their properties. Mayor Sylvester advised the delegation that he would
discuss the situation with the owner, Mr. George W. Offutt, III, to see
what, if any, protective measures could be worked out for the mutual
benefit of all parties concerned.
The Village Manager reported that starting January 1, 1968, the
Village must assess and collect personal property and inventory tauea on
orders from the office of the State Comptroller or be subject to possible
loss of revenues (cigarette taxes) as remitted from the Comptrollers
Office. The Village Manager reported on a meeting is Orlando on
March I2, 1968, on this matter.
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The Councilmen were advised of a letter from Blair House East
concerning cars parking and driving on the grass swale on Tequesta Drive
at this location. Mr. Hopkins, President of B1a,ir House I~,st, was ad-
vised "No Parking~~ signs could be erected by the Village if they wanted
them.
Bowden moved, second by Valier and passed that the North County
First Aid Squad, inc, be pernu.tted to purchase gasoline from the Village
for their ambulance.
The matter of the Jupiter-Tequeata Community Fund~aluiual meeting
which saamehow had been advertised for April 11, 1868, in the Village Hall
was discussed and the Council were advised approval had not been give~i
fc~r thi~t use of the Ha~.l. The Councilmen denied the use of this Hall
for the meeting.
The Councilmen set-7:00 P.M., Tuesday, May 21, 1968, as the time
fora Public Hearing to act upon the application of Eastern Sales, Znc.
to rezone their property lying west of Seabrook Road and north of the
Junior Citizens Building from R-1 to $-2 zoning classification.
A letter from Jahn C. Kiernan stating some suggestions he would
like the Council to consider fora trailer ordinance was brought to the
Council~a attention and no further action was taken on the proposed
trailer ordinance at `,his time.
Mr. John Stead complained to the Councilmen about the trash that
• contractors allow to clutter up the areas where they are building and
then its blowing around the area. The Village Manager advised that the
Euilding Inspector had been asked to check out all builders on this matter
and he could be asked again to keep a close scrutimy on aLl contractors
and sub-contractors to see that they keep their building areas properly
policed of trash and debris. A possible ordinance for the control of
this matter will be looked into further.
Mr. Paugh advised that the Sewerage Comtittee meets the first
Monday of each month and either he or Mr. St~a,llow would like to report
on the progress and work of the Committee at each Council meeting and
they will be placed on the agenda for each meeting.
There being no further business, the meeting was adjourned at
10:22 P.M.
Respectfully submitted,
Robert Harp
Village Clerk
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