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Home My WebLink About_Regular_04/16/1968PILL~E OF TEQtIEST.A, FLORID COitMCIL ML~RTIRG .APRIL_ 16, . X968 .~F~d1lA 1. Opening Prayer and Pledge of .Allegiance to the Flag by Council~aan Cunningham. 2. ReadiHg of Minutes of last C®usoil Meeting. - 3. Financial Report for March, 1968. 4. Pillage Manager's Report. 5. Mayors Report. 6. Police Department and Civil Defense Reports. 7. Councilmen Projects Report. 8. Pillage Attorn®y's ite~as. 9. Discussion of possible restricti®ns on usages of '~-2 property owned by Mr. George 1~. Offutt, III, lying east of Blair Hoffi.se. (Mayer Sylvester). 10. Mayer Sylvester to discuss possible contribution by the Pillage to help defray ,expenses of Kathy Burkett on trip to Hawaii to Little bite House ~~' Conference sponsored annually by the Aiational Teenage assembly. (See enclosure). 11. Discussion of possible purchase of a breathalyzer to take tests of intaxi.- j ca.ted persons if the Pillage of Tequesta Police I9epartment is t® conform to Chapter 67-308 Florida Statutes, as passed by.the 1967 State Legisla- ture, the act relates to chemical tests as to int©xicati®a of pens®ms operating a motor vehicle within the State of F1®rida. The t©tal cost of the breathalyzer together with supplies for_1®0 tests. is ~967.+6f0. 12. Discussion of letter frost the Pillage attorney in reference to the Country Club Point Subdivision waterways. i3. Discussion of Pillage Mamager~s menorandnm dated .April 8, 1968, coscerni~g possible hiring of ene additional police officer for the Department. 14. Mr. Paugh or Mr. Swallow to report on Sewerage District Committee acti- vities. 15. Other Items. 16. Tune for Pisitors. 17. Adjour~ent. BOB3~ S ITEMS 1, Appraisal of tract lying east of pillage Hall owned by Mr. George Y. Offutt, III. 2. Pre-construction Heating. 3. Petition for changing name of Division Street to Pine View Road. 4. Water Line Relocation -check for $26,04© received. Cost approxi- t mately $28,404. 5. ATotice from Corps of Engiheers Re: Paul L. Maddock application to build a bulkhead and dredge and fill in Town of Pa]m Beach. 6. Streets ~ Drainage Plan for Jupiter in the Fines. 7. Water DepartHent information for March, 1968: a) Sales 31,747,4(14 Gallons Water Charges $18,455.4? 5~ Tequesta Utility Tax 453.83 6~ Jupiter utility Tax 131.36 Gross Billing for March 18,644.66 b) New Connections in March 1968 - 20 • 8. Semi-Annual Motor gehicle Inspections. 9. Wilkinson Tract - Govt. Lot ?. 14. Mr. Paugh~s complaint about E1 Portal -Golf view Drive name. OFFICE OF THE CHIEF OF POLICE TELEPHONE 746-7474 VILLAGE OF TEQUESTA P. O. BOX 638 ..IU PITE R. FLORIDA - 33458 April 16, 1968 HENRY M. DUSENBERY CHIEF OF POLICE The Police Department during the month of March, 1968 insti- tuted or investigated 100 complaints. Police vehicles traveled a tots 1 of 6300 miles using 649.4 ga llons of gas and 3 quarts of oil. There were no B ~ Ens or major crimes reported this month. Complaints ranged from unsecured homes or businesses to assisting other Police Agencies. Two arrests for traffic violations, plus one arrest by warrant for passing stopped school bus. All cases will be processed through Municipal Court. The Police Desk handled forty-three telephoned complaints plus normal radio dispatch service for Juno Beach Police Department. The Jupiter-Tequesta Jaycees are running teen dances at the Junior Citizens building on Seabrook Road on Friday nights. An off- • duty Tequesta Policeman is in attendance paid by the Jaycees. These dances are well organized and supervised. No problems have arisen as of this date. The deskman on duty at Police Headquarters has been a good relationship to the whole area. Ambulance dispatching and service has been greatly expedited. Assistance to other local law enforce- ment agencies has increased plus requests for same from area citizens. It is suggested that the Village Council in its coordination moves with other local governments check further into this relationship. Attached to this report is a complete breakdown of Police activities for month of March, 1968. Respectfully submitted, ~~ ~>~.~ Henry M. Dusenbery -.-- Chief of Police • VILLAGE OF TEQUESTA CIVIL DEFENSE REPORT Staff Civil Defense Meeting wa,s held at Tequesta Village Ha.11 on March 25, 1968. Next scheduled Civil Defense Meeting is April 29, 1968, at 8:00 P.M. at Tequesta Village Hall. Staff reorganization and plans will be discussed. -~1-, H. M. Dusenbery f-~ Civil Defense Director Village of Tequesta ` ~ - ~ °w~ l r~ ~~~ - .~ ~' ~~y• gONTHLY R$PORT FOR _MAR~ 196 g - -- - j~ sr er -Bomber ~®tai,l YV with Pedestrian itV with D[Y ~ 11Y with Fined Ob sect ~- ~ 1 with BioTole ~I ~.. . io cidents - ;~.; ',Other Vehicle ~'~~ther Public Aocidsnta p$R$ODT$ ASSI3TBD. .., $9 ARR&9T~.Q~. l~Ii~ ,q~~ DEPT'S A33I3TBD JIIVENIL$ CASES` 0 -DOORS FODND OPEN STOLEN CARS RECOVERED- DISCOVERED ~, STOLEN CARS RECOVERED FOR OTHER9 REPORTS $FFECTIAia OTHER DEPT'S. SII3. PERSONS 4 11ARNINa3 ISSUED SIIS. CARS l~eding Reckless Driv~.ng ~ 1 Doing Business W/0/ Lic. - Destruction of Property 2 1 llo Drivers License Vandalism 9 Running Stop St. Vagrancy Paasiag School Bus Intoxication Failure To Veh. II/Con. Disorderly Conduct Failv~re To Yield Rt./0/~iay Vioa Sign Ordinance DWI Improper Parking CRIM NAL OFF ENSES DER & NON-NEG. ~IAIdSLAUGHTER BURGLARY B&E or E E, ]LA~TSLAIIGHTER BY NEGLIGENCE BEERY ~ GRAND LARCENY PETIT LARCENY 1 3 RAPE AUTO THEFT A04RAYATSD ASSAULT FRAUD & E![BEZZLE~EATT ASSAIILT (OTHERS) BUYING & RECEIVING ~•C~1~LING STOLEN PROPERTY ` EX OFFSN883 CCW 649 •'~~ dA DAYS ssR POLICE CAR ~P "~IT~ ~iera~on- ~,~~~~ ~ - ~ ~ 4 3 gts'i 6300 ` ~, ~ ~ . . 76 ~ -p- VILLl~T OF TE'QT~ST.~, FIART4A BUPGLR' ST 4F 1~ .~iND .ENSE ?4ARGH 1968 ~Nl~ Y~.R TO Dd-TE (SI% FAITHS) LJ Real Estate Taxes - Net Building Per~its Occupational Licenses Beverage Licenses State Rc-ad and Bridge Funds . Fines and Forfeitures Aiiscellaneous Income Cigarette Taxes Utility Taxes Franchise Taxes Fire Hydrant Fees Preliminary Survey For Water Cm. Cash Surplus 9-30-67 Payroll Taxes Withheld -Net employees Insurance Pre~.i.~s Whld.-4det E~PEAtSES Administrative T~pense Office Expense Public Safety Expense • Streets and Parks Expense Payments to Sinking Fund Paid for Water Bepartment BT~GET YEAAt T4 BII~`rET ATE BrLI~TC.E ~~ $ 35,200.00 . $ 34,492.33 $ 707.67 8,000.00 6,406.00 1,594.00 12,500.00 13,660.00 (1,160.00) 1,000.00 15.00 985.00.- 1,050.00 -0- 1,050.E 750.00 401.00 349.80 3,200.00 1,899.74 1,300.26 55,000.00 28,051.9 1 26,948.49 20,650.00 14,159.40 10,490.60 16,100.00 17,030.86 (930.86) 5,500.00 -0- 5,500.00. 1,500.00 1,500.00 -0- 28,000.00 13 999.98 14=000.02 $188,454.mfl $127,616.22 X64,833.?8 -0- 141.83 -0- -0- .50 -0- $188,450.00 $127,758.55 $60,833.78 $ 48,555.00 $ 19,069.07 $ 29,485.93 8,785.00 4,®97.7ffi 4,687.22 55,345.00 28,905.44 26,439.56 60,810.00 24,524.25 36,285.?5 14.955.00 7.477.50 ?,477.50 $188,,450.00 $ 84,074.04 $104,375.96 -O- 167.E -0- $188,450.00 $ 84.24.,13 $144.375.96 C~SA SiIRY First Bank of dupiter/?equesta Petty Cash Community .Federal Savings and L®a,a Company Fidelity Federal Savings aad. Loaa Compa.n~ U. S. Treasury Bills $ 12,339.23 25.00 31,334...93 13,548.34 14.743.75 $. 71.991.25 .ACCAII~iT S Operating Account Petty Cash Capital Fund Streets, Roads and Drainage Fund ~$~58,860.6~ 25.OQ ?,225.33 5,880.32 $ ?1.991.25 • ©ILL~E OF TB@~STa, FIARIHa STATE~T OF INf70~ ~tl SE M~Rf~I 1968 AlNlf YEAR TO l (STX I~NTB~S~ • • u RE~-TUES Rea,i Estate Taxes -Net Building Permits Occupational Licenses Beverage Licenses State Road and Bridge Funds Fixes and Forfeitgres Miscellaneous Inc®~ne Cigarette Tax _ Utilities Tax Franchise Tax Fire Hydrant Fees Total Revenues E1SFS ~dmi.nistrative dense Salaries Ca,r allowance Councilmen Fees Building Inspection Fees Dues InsuranceExpense Legal Expense Contributions advertising and Promotion Maps Engineering Service auditing Expense OASI Expense E~aployees Insurance Prentiu~s Miscellaneous Expense Judgets Fee Contingencies ~' 701" Playing Prognffi Office.Exeense Salaries OASI ~pense Supplies Postage Teleph®ne Utilities Miscellane©us New Equip~aent Public Safety Expense Police E~ief Sa]ary Sergeant Sa]ary Patrolmen Salaries 3)ispatcher ,Salaries O.~SI Expense Car.Expense Gasoline and Oil M~.RQ~ TO 1968 H~ ~ 1,560.95 $ 34,492.33 1,678.80 6,406.00 740.00 13,66.00 -0- 15,00 -0- -0- 76.00 401.x0 918.73 1,899.74 6,188.59 _28,051.91 2,013.68 10,159,40 882.66 17,030.86 --0- `-E'er X14,@59.41 X112,116.24 958.32 50.00 100.00 -0- -0- 310.00 600.00 495.00 -0- --0- -0- -0- -@- 239.69 452.51 10®.Ot) -0- -0- 5,749.92 300.00 6EK3.00 3,9'76,09 143.00 1,701,00 6t~.00 2,245.00 19.80 '~ -0- -E) 400. 59.99 1,090.76 1,592.51 600.00 -0- -0- 341.66 -0- 33.70 -0- 64.04 102.44 76.92 -O- 666.66 500.40 1,685.®0 675.80 -d~- 9.95 217.63 2,049.96 88.83 514.55 242.04 327.84 659.36 215.40 -0- 3,999.96 3,000.00 9,985.00- 4,050.00 851.18 483.54 1,456.30 A3ARC~ YEAR TO 968. ;~ • Public Safety Ea~esae (con=d) Ca,r Insurance $ -0- $ 6.00 Equipment and Unifozms ~- - 808.20 Teleph©ne 31:81 193.86 Teletype 59.00- 399.3? Miscellaneous 52.90 562.98 Traffic Signs 3.29 -66.94 Utilities -Traffic Signals 23.x'9 142.?1 New Equipment 50.OQ 2,793.04 Ci~%1 Defense -0- 25.58 Personnel Training -0- 80.78 Streets and Parks ~uense Salaries ?58.32 4,517.92 O.ASI Expense -0- 204.82 Street Maintenance 22.?5 130,80 Entrance Gates Expense 43.96 405.76 Fogging ~cpense -0- 68.40 General Maintenance 159.28 1,857.10 Truck Repairs 31.85 82.00 Truck Insurance -O- -0- Gasoline and Oil -Truck 14.®1 1.84 Gasoline and Oil - Qther 2.96 32.40 Small Tools 49.99 56.98 Village Hall Maintenance 83.93. 6$7.20 Garbage Collecti@n 1,752.00 9966.00 Trash Co]lection -0- 3,;44.00 • New Equipment -0- - Fire Hydrant Rental Fees -0- -0- Utilities -Street Lights 222.59 1,334.88 Street Dame Signs -0- 1,064.3..5 Beautification Co~.i.ttee Projects -0- -Ci- Striping Parking Lot -0- 195.00 Total Operating Expense $]1,040.95 $76,611.54 Monthly "Deposit to Sinking Fund _ 1,246.25. ?.47?.50 Total Expense ~,12~ 2,8?.20 X84. 9. ®4 Revenue Omer Eacpense , ~ 1~;~7,$~.21 $?.8.~27.20 THE P4LIAG I~ISB TS M FPM VILI~ OF TE~BPST~ Ft~&S • THE MO~tTH 4F MARf~, 1968: Florida East Coast Railway Co . .............................. $ 10.44 Florida Power ~ Light Co. ....... ......................... 356.87 J~iter-Te~esta-J~ior Citizens, Imo . ...................... 62.76 Stewart~s Teraca~ SePeice ..............................:...... 25,10 Tequesta Hardware_Co . ....................................... 128.94 Trail F©rd TPact®r Ca~- . ...................................... 14.®8 CourieP Highlights., ........................................ 50.44 Beacon News .................................................. 65,25 Eddieis T.V . ................................................ 68.45 Fiz-It Shop .................................................. 7.10 Goodner~s Variety Store ...................................... 3.77 A3artinrs Sinclair Service .......... ......................... 3.50 Nichals Sanitation, Inc. .. ................................ 1,752.t~ Tequesta dater Co., Inc . .................................... 158.74 Internal Revenue Service ..................................... 646.84 Florida State IIniVersitp ...................................... 50.40 Southern Bell........ ...................................... . 154.85 Winters, Brackett and Lc-rd ................................... 60©.4 Petty Cash.............. ..................................... 295.5 Payroll..... .... ........ ................................ 4,633.0 Florida (~irpsler-P1p~anth, Izc . ............................. 8.10 Halsey €~ CPiffith, Inc . ..................................... 33.03 R®bert Harp ...................... ... ...... 50.E~0 • Loxahatchee Air Conditioning Co. ...... ... .......... ........ . 35.25 T~ilbur Plwabing, Inc . ....................................... 4.40 C~rnelit~s, J®hnsen ~ Clark, Inc . ............................ 310.00 AiaPp W, Elliott .............................................. 11.00 Charlotte P. Yadlec .......................................... 11,00 l~arles T. Paugh-.... .... ................................... 11.00 Robert W, Reanep ............................................. 11.04 Ruth A. Schluseneper ......................................... 11.00 Johs ~1. Stead ............................ .. .... . . . 11 04 ..... .. .. . . . Horace E, Beaslep......... ................................ . 6.00 Brandon Transfer ~ St®rage Co . .............................. 25.86 Florida Combined Insurance Agency, Inc . ..................... 432.88 Hatfield Venetian Blinds, Inc . .............................. 2.3.25 Henry 1~T. Jewett.,.. .......................................... 100.04 Jupiter-Tegnesta Community Civic Co~ci1 ..................... 125.44 Palm Beach County Ass®ci.ation Chiefs of Police, Inc. ........ 14.04 Pahl Plastics, Inc. ......... .............................. 15.54 Sinclair Refining Co . ....................................... 232.44 Co~cilmen Fees.... ................ ...................... 104.04 Comprehensive C~oasannity dental Health Center of P. Beach Co. 300.00 $1©.964.02 LJ • ~ILLA~E OF TFtQ~T,A, FTARI~A EXCISE T:Ag RE~tTE FUND . MARCH .1968 AND 3iEAR TO 3~ATE (SIB MONTHS) MARCH TO 1968 '~ • RECEIPTS Cigarette Taxes [1ti lity Taffies Franchise Taxes 79ISB[JRtTS Sinking end Operating Fund $6,1ffi8.59 $28,051.91 .2,013.68 _10,159.40 882.66 17.030.86 $9,084.93 $55,242.1? $1,246.25 $ 7,477.50 .7.838.68 .47.764.6 $9.084.93 $55,242.17 -O- -4- C~ s vl~ ©F t~r~, ~ s r , Qi 1968 . Cash oa Deposit FS.rst Bank of J~iter/Teg~esta Certificate of Dep®sit No. 1471 Reserve lcconnt Reserve for Patent of B®nd Interest Reserve for Paymeat of Bond Principal $ 3,803.10 12, ~0. ~ $15.803.10 $11,302.50 219.71 4.2,0.89 $1 .803.1® YILLAC~ OF TEQUESTA PUBLIC SAFETY EXPENSE MARCH 1968 AND YEAR TO DATE (3IX 1~NTHS ) BUD TO BUD(~T CH CST YEAR MAR DATE BALANCE 1~ Police Chief Salary $ 8,000.00 $ 3,999.96 ~ 4,000.04 $ b66.66 Sergeant Salary 6,000.00 3,000.00 3,000.00 5c~.~ Patrolmen Salaries 20,095.00 9,985.00 10,110.00 1,685.00 Dispatcher Salaries 8,100.00 4,050.00 4,050.00 675.00 OAST Expense 1,850.00 851.18 998„82 -0- Car Expense 1,2fX3.00 483.54 716.46 9.95 Ge~soline and oil 2,200.00 1,456.30 743.70 217.63 Car Insurance b00.00 6.00 594.00 -0- Equipment and Uniforms 900.00 808.20 91.80 -0- Telephone 400.00 193,86 206.14 31.81 Teletype 900.00 399.37 500.63 59.00 Miscellaneous 1,000.00 5b2.98 437.02 52.90 Traffic Sins 400.00 66.94 333.06 3.29 Utilities -Traffic Signals 300.00 142,71 157.29 23.79 New Equipment 3,000.00 2,793.04 206,96 50.00 Civil Defense 100.00 25.58 74.42 -~- Personnel Train3.ng 00 00 80. 2l 22 -0- . (~' 2 0 . .0 MAYORAL PROCLAMATION MAY 1, 1968 - LAW DAY USA WHEREAS, in many areas of the United States respect for consti- tuted authority and the principle of the supremacy of law are being heed- lessly cha 1lenged; and WHEREAS, the rights and freedoms which .Americans accept as their birthright are made possible only by public acceptance of and obedience to the rule of law. In today's complex society there is a particular need for understanding on the part of every citizen. that respect for la.w is vita 1 to the preservation of individua 1 liberties and a free and orderly society; and WHEREAS, the Congress of the United States, and the President by official proclamation, have designated May 1 as Iaw Day USA, it is especially fitting, therefore, that this year we should as citizens reaffirm our faith i in the rule of law and in the supremacy of government by la,w rather than by man. The theme for this eleventh annual observance of Law Day USA carries a timely message: Only a Lawful Society Can Build a Better Soceity. It reminds us only through adherence to the processes of law and represen- tative government can our community and nation achieve the goals we seek in social betterment and progress. NOW, THEREFORE, I, ROBERT E. SYLVESTER, MAYOR OF THE VILLAGE OF TEQUESTA, do hereby proclaim Wednesday, May 1, 1968, as Iaw Day USA in our Village and call upon all citizens, organizations, churches, and schools to recognize this special day through appropriate programs and ceremonies. _~ s '~ i • , ,ROBERT E. SY~V~STER, MAYOR