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HomeMy WebLinkAboutAgenda_Regular_10/11/1966VILT~SGE OF TEQ, FLORID~I OOb~1'CIL 1aII~fi OCi'OB~R 11, 1966 dGBaiDg . 1. Opening Prayer anti. Pledge, of :~.7.l.egiance td F]ag b9 Councilsan S`l-lvester. ,, 2. Reading of Minutes of $~re~rious Keating. ~ 3. Treasurers Report. ~, 4. Village Marstiger~s Report. 5. Mayors Report. ~ 6. Police (lief ~ s Report and i~fvil Defense Report. ?. Councilmen Project Reports. 8. Second reading (by title onl:T) of as ordinance to annex l~orrest ~. d~ith property on Jupiter island. 9. Second reading (by title only) of an ordinance to annex Roderick property ,,~~ on Seabrook Road. 10. Reading of an otd,irsance to aswmd Section I1 of Ordinance No. 112 - deleting operator or distributor fee as relates to Kerchandise Pending Machines. 11. Reading of an ordinance regulating the use of track satar cars, ,etc.. on Railroad ?racks. • 12. i~i.scussion of ~.. erased C~11i'V Ordinance granting franchise to Buraup and Sets. 13. Discussion of a resolution urging the Board of County CossrTissioners to ~;,~r~dite the development of a comprehenaiTe area plan. - 14. Village Attorney Items - if any. 15. Other Items. 16. Time for Visitors. 1? . Ad journsssit . BOB i $ I TES 1. Benstda, Terrace Annezation a) Should we have sane publicity in newspaper this wok? _ b) Procedezres and formV almost complete. . c) No alcoholic beverages to be-sold or served. 2. Cotsscil approve . ~.. , Ision of Registration Rolla for General Election of M~-rch 21, 196?. Nod less than 90 dais prior to say Regu]ar or:Special Exaction. 3. The ter®s of John Good and-galph C,abanafa on the Zoning Board of Adjust-, sent a=pine on January l~f, 1967. Two sssabers moat be app~rinted to=terms . for three,,(3) years by this date. 4. Jupiter-Tequesta Jun£or Citizens, Inc. - Co~mci']nan Sylvwster. 5. Annewation of Bessemer Properties -Attorney Lord.,' .~ - ._ , ?. Attorney Lord's opinion on a Boat Ordinance. 8. Public Hearing - Wednesday October 19 for Zoning 'Variance far' fir- .and `' Cromwell. 9. Start work on a~mua~l Progress Report. 10. Cornelius report on meeting with County Cosadssioners. Re: e•Cotffity , maintaining Tequesta Drive and Country Club Drive. 11. Working os1.1g6+6 TaxBills. Hops to mail out October Z8, 1966. 12. Tequesta and- Country Club Point - Tiaah pick np First add Third Tuesday; .all other areas First and Third Thm~day's. 13. Bids for Police Cars. _ . i YILL~GE 4F TEQt~, FiARIDg COt~CIL bs~r II~ti OCTOBER 11., 19fi5 J + Bl1 1. 0 Pro r ark Pl e: of #].l.e ce t Fla Co ci.Zsan lvester,~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~~ 2. Reading of Minutes of ous Meeting. 3. Treasurers Report. 4. Village Managers Re rt. - 5. Ma r~s Re rt Yo Po • 6. Police (lief ~ s Report and- Oi.ril Defense Report. 7. Councilmen Project Reports. 8. Second reading (by title only) of an ordinance to anne~c P'o:... ,,,,.t ffi. nth property on Jupiter Island. 9. Second reading (by title only) of an ordinance to annex Roderick Prsperty ,~~. on Seabrook Road. f 10. Reading of an ordinance to aid Section Il of Ordinance No. 112 - deleting/ operator or distributor fee as relates to Merchandise 'Vending ~achiaes. // 11. Reading of an ordinance regulating the use of track motor p4rs, etc. on Railroad Tracks. • 12. 1Dscussion of propesed C11tY Ordinance granting franchise to BuQa,~,~.. and 13. Discussion of a resolution urging the Board of Cotimty Coamissio;..~;,.,r to expedite the devel,opovent of a cot~pre~henaire arRa plan. 14. Yilla~ge Attorney Items - if any. 15. Other Ite®a. 16. -Time for Visitors. 1?. Ad~ourr~ent. Bos ~s ~ IT~rs 1. Bermuda Terrace Ana~tion a) Should we have some publicity in newspaper this week? b) Procedures aad forms almost complete. c) No alcoholic beverages to be sold or served. 2. Co~ci1 a~ro°ve rsvision of `ReaistYation Ro11s for General Election of , M~-rch 2i, 196?. Not less than 90 dais prior to anp-Regular or-Special E~,ection. 3. The terms of Join Good a~-Rtiph Cabanais on the Zoning Board of Ad,~nst-. meat expire on January 1t1, 1967. T,w~o members must be apppiated tq'~ texas for three,. (3) pears by this"date. 4. Jupiter-Tegnesta J~or Citizens, Inc. - Cotmed:']~n Sylvester. y 5. Annncation of Bessemer Properties - Attorney Lard.,"' " 7. Attorney Loard's opinion on a Boat Ordinance. 8. Public Hearing - l~sdneaday October 19 for Zoaing Variance for 3aow .and Crowell. 9. Start work on amuuai ~'rogress Report. ~ 10. Cornelius report on meeting. with Ceunty Coemissioners. Re: aCert~nty v • maintaining Tegaesta Drive and Country Club Drive. _ 11. Working obi 1866 Ta~c Bills., Bops to mail out October 2,8, 1966. 12. Tequesta and Country Club Point -Trash pick up First and Third Tuesday; all other areas Fist and Third Thursday's. 13. Bid$ for Police Cars. A. OFFICE OF THE CHIEF OF POLICE TELEPHONE 746-7474 VILLAGE OF TEQUESTA P. O. BOX 638 JUPITER, FLORIDA - 33458 October 11, 1966 HENRY M. DUSENBERY CHIEF OF POLICE During the month of September Police Department instituted or investigated eighty-five complaints ranging from assisting motorists to one case of Grand larceny which proved to be unfounded. Police vehicles traveled a tots l of 5,558 miles using 529.1 gallons of gas and eleven quarts of oil. Police Officers assisted other departments in nine incidents ranging S.V,., Conservation Dept. incidents to traffic violations and felony apprehentions. Fifteen I.D. Card applications were received, processed and I.D. Cards issued. Twenty-six homes are on vacant homes check list at the pre- sent time. Upon receiving approval of Village Council two radio dis- patcher deskmen were hired effective October 1, 1966. This action will enable Police .Department desk to be manned on a 24 hour a day basis and also for Police Department to operate its own radio net. Necessary equipment has been ordered for this operation. No major crimes or B & Ens were reported or investigated this month. Attached to this report is a complete breakdown of police activities for month of September. ~~~ Henry M. Dusenbery Chief of Police ~ +~~(", 1 ~Z .... EOLY R'EPOR~ FCR't ~~ de i er l~eimb®r er - a a ida~ ~ .. Tote]. , ~~ , Arc s ~ - ~ ~i 1dV with Pedestrian 3 MV with MV _. ldV with Fined Object ~"' ffiV with Eicpcle - ~ ~ t, I _ .: `':.;t~~r B~V Atscid®nta ~ . -- -.. _...... _._ . •-,,~,blic Ascldents - ;' _ ~. ~Othar V'ahicle ~~ ~~ ~ o > ~ Other Publio Accidsrtte _... ...: .~ o., „ ..~. - PERSONS ASSISTED - ~ 19 ARRESTS FQR OTu~ d_ _ .~;,~ ~ ~ OVER DEPTHS ASSISTED g ~z„ ~urrILP CASES' 2 DOORS FOIIND OPEN 16 STOL]~ CARS RECOVERED ~ . STOTrE~t CARS RECOVffi~~ FOR OTHERS 3 9?ISCOVERED r REPORTS EFFECTIPtt~ OTHER DEPT SIIS. PERSONS 7, ARNY~TGS ISSu~ ~. ° SIIS. CARS I ~ ....~ .... _ . , ., . l I ~~, - - - -- - -- ---- -._..... _ Doing Husin®ss t~S/0/ Lic. Spe®ding Reckl®es Driving Destruction o~ Prop®rty No Driv®rs Liaeaa® Vaaidal i ana ~ 10 Running Stop Ste Vagr~ncY Pasai~g 3ehool Bus ~ Intoaci.cation _ Failure To 9®h.'8/Cone Disordarl~ C®nduat 2 ~', Failure To Yield Rt./0/Way' ~ ~iio o Sign Ordin~-nce _ Improper Pax^king ZaKWI Run Red Li~ht__ . _. _ ~ 1V[ ,` 1 NAL OFF ....... ~._,._ •--~ I 1 DER ~C NON-NEG • SLAIIGn'rr~rc BURGLARY BBcE or E .~ ~ANSLAIIGHTER BY NFGLIGEPICI~ ' ~ ~' GRAND LARCEPIY 1 ~ - I PETIT LARCENY _' 4 ROBBERY AUTO T HEF"P ~. ~, RAPE ', d AQfi~RAVATED ASSAIILT FRAUUD ae RffiHEZ~LNT a ~ -- `~ ASSAULT (OTHERS) 1 ~ BUXyIdG ~c RRCPIVTNG ~ ~ $TOLETb pROY~TY ~ - C~AB~BLIHG I ~ ~` 9E7C 0~.+,~dSES ~ CCW ~ ` ~ aA~ - - ~~ Aione .. ~oLt~ ~,~ ~ 4 , ion ~ ~e~~tion- +- ~ " t -~ ~ 1~i1) . .~ ~ V ..-... ~* ~ None .3 1 $• '4h f. - Os.. ~ 'T`{~,~`•`S A :' ; y ~".,, ~A ~+ ~ -rY+~JY~~~, ~ .F~`{ -FY- M~~e ..T .~.~.~ ~ POTZCR ru~c uRT FOR PTSGAL 'YEAR OCT~~i 1955 THI~tAH 1966 ~Y~rrLS 1964-1965 19611- Police Department .investigated 79? complaints during fiscal year 1965-1966. Patrol vehicles traveled a total of 66,226 ~~ oa patro3 and investi~ting the above co~rpaaZints. Listed below are comparison figures for fiscal years 1964- 1965 and 1965-1966: G~~~.rla.ints Miles Trave].eci by Police Vehicles Traffic .Arrests Parking Tickets Issued and Paid M V .Accidents Arrests Other Thaw M V Breakings and l~nterings Auto Thefts Traffic Fatalities Homes or Businesses Unsecured T . B. Cards Issued 558 79? 64,891 66,27b. 32 3U 15 46 34 17 4 14 14 2 0 1 (Recovered) 0 p ]1.5 135 s3 21~ In January, 1966 Public Shopping Center and Royal Castle Restaurant opened for business. This is a great asset to the Yil]age but also increased Police 'Department responsibilities as arrests f@r misdea~aaors indicates. The installation of traffic light at Tegwesta Drive and U.S, No, 1 was a major factor in number of motor vehicle accidents dropping froea 34 to 17. The street 13.ghting progra~a has been a great asset to the Police lfepartment and can be reflected in the drop of breakiangs,.and enterings from 14 to 2 this past year. . 'The dec~l~,eioa of the Council to man the police deskA on a 24 hour basis and,. to operate our own radio net ai3]: e4peebla the Police . 3lepartment to ~n quickly and effici~tl~' serv~a the aresidents .Tagw~-sta. This operation is scheduled to be put into effect October 1, 1966. Nec- essary deslnmen, dispatchers have been hired a~ci ec~ui.pmant ordered', The installation of a sidewalk on south side of Tequesta Drive by the Village from Schlusemeyer property to Publix parking lot has enabled the walking public to safely travel to the shopping area. Large amount of residents have taken advantage of this. Consensus of years activities shows our Village is growing and that actions of Village officials and work of Police Department is progressing side by side. Henry M. Dusenbery ---~ Chief of Police • • -2- VILLAGE OF TEQUESTA, FIARIDA • CIVIL DEFENSE REPORT Monthly meeting of Tequesta-Jupiter Civil Defense Groups was held at Tequesta Village Hall on September 26, 1966. Approximately thirty persons attended including entire Police Department and Councilmen Valier and Sylvester of Tequesta and Commissioner Pedersen of Jupiter. Civil Defense Director Dusenbery reported on Civil Defense activities for months of July, August and September and also on Civil Defense Directors Conference in Palm Beach held on September 1st and 2nd. State Civil Defense DirecLro r for South Florida, Mr. Buchanan, was guest speaker and spoke on responsibilities of Local Government in Civil Defense. Bill Smallwood of North County Ambulance Service and a group of volunteers from the ambulance group demonstrated their equip- ment and methods of treating and transporting injured persons. Coffee and donuts were served. Meeting adjourned at 10:30 P.M. Next meeting scheduled for October 31, 1966, at Tequesta Village Hall. /~ LJ Henry M. Dusenbery J r~ Civil Defense Director Village of Tequesta VILLAGE OF TEQUESTA CIVIL LtEFENSE • ANNUAL REPORT 1.965 - 1966 Monthly Civil Defense meetings have been held with the Jupiter Civil Defense group in the Tequesta Pillage Hall this past pear. A series of sound films on the subject of Self Help in Natural or National Disasters were shown. These were well received by persons attending. A Civil Defense Radiological Monitoring Test was conducted in May by the County Civil Defense Office. Yilla ge of Tequesta pa r- ticipated in this exercise in procedures and the use of our Radiolo- gica 1 Survey Instruments. Tequesta Civil Defense Director and Staff Member attended State Civil Defense Conference in Palm Beach on September 1st and 2nd. Information on this converence was reported to the local group at the monthly meeting. The completion of the State South Florida Civil Defense Headquarters in Johnathan Dickinson State Park has greatly helped our local group in laison on County and State level. The Village of Tequesta Civil Defense will continue to make every effort to expand its efforts to do its part in the Civil Defense • Program. Civil Defense responsibility starts at the local level and projects upward ~.~~... Municipa 1 to County to State and then Nationa 1 Government by law. Civil Defense is everyone~s business. ~~ ~ ~ Henry M. 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Fines aad Forfeitures 1.00 650.00 Cigarette Taxes 3,238.?1 45,403.93 Utilities 7aa,xes 1,657.59 15,878.44 Fra,ncllise Taxes 215.30 11,,385.69 Miscellaneous Iac~ce (605.40) 824.9 ltividends on Special Accounts 365.28 1,1908.76 Interest on Treasury Bills -0- 145,3? Total Revenues $?,632.?? X125,319.54 .~~-rrtW3ES inis~rative T..~ ;-,ae Building Inspection Fees -0- $ 5,18?.05 Dues and Subscriptions -0- 145.00 Insura n ce E~rpense 1 10 .00 2',188.74 T y + Legal ~4r'w~Y~e n ~~ ~ 600.00 ,200.00 Contributions ?0.00 2,465.00 Advertising and Proswtion -0- 24.00 • E~gi.neering Service -0- 5O.Ett1 Miscellaa~us 59.53 1,494.63 OASI use -0- 216.03 Auditing Expense -0- 300.00 Salaries 933.48 11,200.00 Cotmcilmen Salaries 104.00 1,0.00 Capital Fund Increase 166.?4 2,0,00 Streets, Roads and lha,inage Fund Increase 83.3? 1,000,00 employees Hospitilization Insurance F.::~.:o~~.ums 38.00 403.?5 Office ~nense Salaries 298.81 3,583. i9 OASI pease -0- 139.54 Supplies 52.14 ?65.12 Postage .40 250.50 Telephone 48.69 616.81 Utilities 98.61 1,042.04 Miscellaneous -0- 226.21 Nev Equipment -~ 1,19?.8t1 Public Safepv Police Chief Salary 5?7.50 6,930.00 Patrol Salaries 1,558.40 16,174.4b OASI Expense -0- ?88.08 C$r Txpense 108.06 967.76 Gasoline and Oil 2?1.96 1,963.96 Car Insurance -0- 458.00 • Equipment and Unitonas -4- 689.91 Telephone ~ 44.61 531.3? Miscellaneous 50.81 593.56 Public .S~fety L'~mg~e (coa~d) Street and Traffic- Signs Utilities - Strut Lights. and Traffic Signals Aw~il3ary Fire Ser~.ce Civil Defense Ne~- Tquipment S~sets. Siderm]ks Street Maintenance , ~traace (ate R,cpease Fogging E~Cgense Salaries 07V'3i ~pense Track Repairs Truck Iasw..~nce Gasol3ae and OiI -Track ate Trnctor Gasoline and Oil -Other Shmau Tools Qi7lage Ball Maintenance Garbage and Trash Collection General Maintenance New Equipment Total Op~eratiag F~cpense Monthly Deposit to Sinking Fwd Total ~kp~se Reserve Over ~cpense 1~,~, . -0- ~ 239.38 -0•- 2.52 -0- -.p-« 127...03 ; 145.74 654`.06 , _: -0- -0.. -0- 28.72 2.96 ~,~ ]:29. ~3, 2,OS1. 2?9.48 -~- , X8,924.93 ~~.~_ ~;~,R3 . °' ~ ~ 433.03 2004.73 2, @x'.00 63.20 2,O~.AO 4?p5.84 1, X2.06 607.58 4,$18.30 163.70 37.97. 182.62 185.19 28,..84 98.69 ~~;. ~ ?~tl, 222.(10 3,793.16 ~' ~"~r 810,1.¢3.20 13- The follo~iag l~eburse~ts were made from Qil].a8e of fieq~esta • during the month of September, 1966: The Beacon News ,~ 35.75 DeMi.nico Nursery 30",~?5 First Baalc e~f Jupdter/~egnesta 385.x;`. Florida Power and Light Co. ~ 346 Jupiter Pure Qil, Inc. ~'Z~1' Jnpd~ter-Tequeata Jm~ior C~iti~s X8.,10 . fiequesta Hardware Co. _ 11?54 Tequesta Water Co., Inc. 138.94 Turnbull ~ s ~tiaclair Berries ]. ~~ Ford Sanitation, Inc. 2,05Y~0 Halsey ~ Griffith, Inc, 39.76 Loxaim.tchee Air Condiaioniag ?x.25 Sinclair Refining Co. 349.53 Ste~rt~s Texaco Berries 4.nQ ~ Western Auta A~raoc3ate Store °1,~ Payroll 3,3~$ Nation®,1 fesrch ~ `• WS.aters, Brackett, Lord b Patter ~-~6• '~ Blue Crows-Blue Shield of Florida, Iac. ]..~1.9© Federal Eo~mmum#:oatiens Ccermission H.~ ` °` G od d ard Electronfca ° 77.48 __ DD~w ~ a~ LandsCe~pe V{7., IaC• y 4~".Y~Yi • Southern Bell '.~3t3 henry W. Je~. ~ ,~; :. y 1t~3'4E1 Counri]men Salaries 106~.0~ ~_ Petty Cash ..1~.~7C Cornelius, Johnson €~ ~]arle, Inc . .4. Yiilage Plaacy, Inc. ~ ~ _, F~.. . i a ~ ~T iI OF ~ F~ , ~CI~ ~p ~~, ~~" ~,,~s Ci~~. es q~,e~ ~,ge '£aa®s STS Sig gad Ogg i ~3t`?1 3.''~ b ~13~~,q.,$3 ~1~~•~ 9 .~}- ...--"'"rr"~ ~J :~~ ~~... ~urr-~u~i ~~~ ~.~ ~~ ' `' Bad of J~~r~e~s ash ,~, posit - 1~,ret a of ~Pas3~t -~ Certificate- - ~g¢~.0~1 ~' serve ~connt Bond Interest Reser'~-e for Past of -- ~ t,~3e a~~t of ~~ ~ppp.©0 ~ ~ ~,. ~: 1966 seve~cr (,~'1 '$ 017.50 ms's ~'' Sesptr~ tie ~t~,l Td-r a tot~1 of ~+' , ; ._=a . ~,;.. , redeemer a~ 1s~'~ 4T,73~.00 Bonds Payab1eb10 fa fov.~,~~. r ~~ ~~. gnu, Px~doiess '~ ~ ~° ~~' ~•~. ~: - .. Y'ILLIGE OF TEQUESTA, FLORIDA FU~LIC SA:~~',,r EYP~r'N SAY ~~ 1966 ~i'H YEAR TO DATE n LJ BUDGET YSAR TO DATE Folice Chief 3alarF Patrol Salaries O.~SI F~gense Car S~cpenae Gasoli$e aad Oil Car Iasu~raace Equ3.pse~t and Uniforims Telepd~oae Miscellaneens Street aad. Tisffio Signs Utilities-street Li~tts snd Sills Ae~ziliary Fire Serrice Civil Defense NeK Egni.~est C~ S 6,930.00 14,255.00 800.00 1,604.40 1, 75fl.Op 600.~?0 6110.04 575.04 800..00 400.00 3,800.00 2,000.00 300.00 2.QQ0.00 ~36.~.00 $ 6,930.00 16,174.46 785.08 967.76 1,963.96 48.®4 689.91 531.37 593.~56~ 4'33.03 2,044.73 2,~4.O1 X3.30 2..Od 5.06 B~tis4>.. t'!~ ' -~- f~I,909~46} 14,92 632.24 ~, ,;;213.96 a ~~. EtEi { 89.9I~ 43.63 R 206.44 (33.43) 1,49+5.27 -0- 2Sfi.6O ~~n~} 5.94 .4,6 ST7.50 .1,.558.40 -O- 108.06 271.96 -0- --0- 44.61 50.81 -0- 239.38 -0- 2._52 -~}..