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HomeMy WebLinkAboutAgenda_Regular_04/12/1966YILI.AO~E OF 'C'RQUirSTA ~UPiCIL MEL"'1'ING AI+xIL lZ, 1966 '~I ~.~~ 1. The old Council consisting of Mayor Yalier, Councilman Turnbull, Coup- cilman Corneliw and Couaailms-n Sylvester will meet. 2. Opening Prayer and Pledge of Allegiance to Flag by Councilman Sylvester. 3. Minutes of bast Meeting. 4. Yil7age Clerk present letter of Certification of General Rlection held March 15, 1966 for approval of the Councilmen. 5. Oaths of Office to be given. to newly elected officers by Village Attorney or Village Cleric. George L. Bowden Mayon-Councilman Cecil Cornelius Councilman-First Ward Robert C. Yalier Councilna,n-First Ward mrle Bledsoe CoLmcz.7 ~a:~ ~-;second Mtard 6. Mr. Yali.er to turn ,gavel over to Mr. Bowden with airy appropriate remarks y 7. Mayor Bowden weloosne Cousncilman Dale Bledsoe and remarks to new Council. 8. $lection and appointment of Village Officers for the ensuing year. Offices to be elected ar appointed as follows: Vice Mayor Pillage Manager ` Treasurer Assistant Village Clerk Tax Assessor Police Chief Tax Collector Village Judge Village Clerk 9« Oaths of Office to be given to newly elected or appointed Pillage tfi'Yicers by Village Attorney or Pillage Clerk. lO. Mr. Thossns H. Brorn, Jupiter Postmaster, to speak to Council. 11. Designation of Depositories for Village of Tequesta. Funds. First Bank of Jupiter/`fequesta Opsratiug Account i+xcise Tax Revenue Fupsd Sinking Find Community Federal Savings and Loan Association Streets, Roads sad Drainage Fund Building Fund Clperating ACCOUnt Reserve " A'a Capita 2 Fund Fidelity Fede~l Savings and Loan Association Reserve Accousnt Atlantic National Bank of West Palm Beach $SCrOW ACCOUItlt In past y~ea-rs our sigaature requirements for all accounts have been: Village Treasurer and/or Yiilage Clerk and one (1) Councilman. 12. Financial Report. 13. Police t~i.af Report and Civil Defense R/sport. 14. Mayors suggested future pra~ects. v 15. Read Petition fry DiVosta Construction Company, Inc. requesting the Village to annex their property between the At]antic Ocean and Intracoastal Waterway to the Village of Tequssta. 16. Consideration of bids for new Foggerc LECA 120 Fog Generator L.F. Gas Model X1,789.80 Gasoline Model 1,816.76 DYNA FOG "1200 H" $1,94T.00 Less Trade In Dyne Fog 600 400.00 X54?.00 17. Consideration of bide far sidewalk froze fast Line of Parcel "C", Jupiter in the Pines, Section "H", Fast to the Westerly Driveway entrance to the Tequesta Shopping Center. 18. Village Attorneys xteeu. 19.t%ansideration of Police Chief Dusenbery~s prapoeal to add one (1) patrolman to Department starting May 1 to September 30, 1966. {Chiefs proposal ~s sent to each Councilman). 2G. Consideration of letter from Fire Control Tax District No. 1 about use of 9i71age Garage as asub-station after September 30, 1966. (Origins]. letter sent to each Councilm`n). 2I. Letter of resignation of J. Dudley Cm,lhoua as meabar of Board of ffirectars of the Pa3m Heach County Reaourcrs Development Board. a2. Other items. a3. Time for Visitors comteenta. 24 Ad3ournment. HcrxLDxr~ M~u'~i. 1966 BEAR TO DATL N.Qs. Amount No. Aga unt 23 (5) X149,491. .i.09 X653,868. At March 31, 1966, unpaid 1965 Real Estate Taxes were $241.45. A 5~ penalty wa$ added to these amounts at April 1, 1966, and delinquents so notified. The April Cigarette Taz check wm-s $3,933.80 as cx>eepared with the March check of $5,857.06. The April, 1965 check was ~1,9I5.52. April. l2, 1966 Village Ma,na~er's Items 1. Dra.i,ziage Plan for Southeast Martin County. a) Certified Copies of Resolution mailed. b) Congressman Paul Rogers supports. c) Local Iza.ak Walton League plan getting favorable attention. (Pump water back into Ia.ke Okeechobee). 2. SR 70? Bridge across Intracoastal Waterway. See letter from Davidson. Report in about 60 days. 3. Florida East Coast Railway Company agreement to permit sidewalk through their right of way. Approval of Mayor and Clerk to sign agreement if Attorney gives O.K. Work not to start until after railroad makes track changes. 4. Florida East Coast Railway Company cut down vegatation north of Tequesga Drive at Old Dixie at request of Village Manager. 5. Letter from Tequesta Country Club Community Association referred to Chief Dusenbery for his recommendations. 6. Codification of Ordinances - About $2,500.00 project at this time but feel Ordinances need thorough examination and reviewa l prior to such a project. 7. Sz.ngle Voter Registration for Village of Tequesta. • a) Resolution from Village Council to Board of County Commissioners and Mr. Beasley, Supervisor of Voter Registration requesting it. Resolution should be sent prior to July 1, 1967 and the earlier the better for all concerned. Only can be done in odd numbered years . b) If approved, it would become effective January 1, 1968 and be used for the first time at the March 1968 Election. c) Supervisor of Voting Registration would deliver the Registration Books to the Village on the day of the Election fora fee of about $3.00. Village would get to use Voting Machine free but would have to pay delivery charges as we now do. 8. May 3 Primary Election for County, etc. will be held at the Village Hall. 9. Urban Planning. 10. Set date for Public Hearings for Zoning Cla.ssifica.tion and Zoning of DiVosta property. 11. Short Course at Gainesville. 12. Sign for Ea.gel-Army Navy Store. Plan O.K. Permit O.K. Fee Received. Shall the Clerk issue permit? 13 . ) Street Lights - Tequesta. Drive - On Order. ~" • ~~. "app 15. Bulletin Boards - Two New. 16. Approval of Winters Brackett, Lord ~ Potter as Village Legal Advisors. •, ~ OATH OF OFFICE STATE OF FIARIDA COUNTY OF PRIM BEACH I do solemnly swear (or affirm) that I will support and protect and defend the Constitution and Government of the United States and of the State of Florida against all enemies, domestic or foreign, and that I will bear true faith, loyalty and allegiance to the same; and that I am entitled to hold office under the Constitution of the United States and the Constitution and Laws of the State of Florida, and that I will faithfully perform all the duties of the office of MAYOR-COUNCIIMAN of the Village of Tequesta, Florida, upon which I am about to enter, s~ hP1T mP G~~~ • Sworn to and subscribed before me this~day of~^~~-- 19 ~ C NOTARY PUBLIC Notary Pudic ~~atp of Elo,irla at Large My coirenission expires My Commission E:r:ras April 12t 1953 Witnesses: - ~ ~~ ~?i P.l a~a~ Y~ S..~iN's i!G~IA 8~ti'~d. tbbl st.~:t}r+~i~- ~ C•t~1FEt1~ ~~' ~~ ~t~w X11 ~ t.~ ate ®t F1~sr~~r s~w~ost uli +u~, tic ~a-r l~a~~, ~ci- t.~t I rd~1 b~-r tray ta~t~- j ~ ~a.1~ ~- tl~t ; tE~-t I me +~-t.~t3~d to Aoki o~~3~ ~~r ~stitu~3~ of tip ~~ ~b~as ~e eti~ I~nr a~ 1th1e 8~~it of i~#o~+~-, VICE-MAYOR Of ~A Ya~~~~a +!~' '~sart~„ ~`1+~~,~dt-,~ r t+~,eh ~ ~ ~ ~ ~r.~ar, se #~#~ aye ~. ~, r~l-~t~ ~ ~ ~ i ~` i ~ i~»~ ~~ ~~`~ ~~~ icf~ sr~r gar / ~ ~ ~ n ~ ~~' > ,Q ~l 1~~~ • ~w/Y` ~ 4.~ . ~~ ~~ I ~~1~ sir {~r~ #f$~~ ~Ml:t I Y~.~ Ott + r'~l~C ~~ ant ~tas~- ~f -t~,~ ~~t ~-11 +rrr, ~~c ~r x+a~, ~d I v31I bear tait~, -~t7- ax~~ ~ ~~ sue= ~ ~ I ~ ~t.~t7,~ t~ #sld ~.i;t'ias ti~~ erg' Ct ~ w~~~. ~'i~t~~. psi ~~ t~ i~ of s a~~`~ae e~` VILLAGE TREASURER ,~~ t~1! ~,~;,~ ,~;~ ~,~s ,~~~ tilt, ~-aL~ai t rlq ib~E ~a ~~r, ~e 1t~rlp ~ mod. r~ 1 } ,. ~ t.~ ~, ~~~~ ~ ~~~ ~~ tcx ~ ~ • ~~ ~it~ ~~~ ~i ~ air ~i u4a ~ art ~'ir-ri~- ~ ~, ~#~ ~ !'+~~ ~ E~r~ ~ ~cli1 t~s~ t~"+IiM ~'~#., 1~a2~t r~ ~-3.~l1~la1gk3~ to ~ N~ tit ~ ~ ~t1~ ~v t~a-~ +~x~i~t ~ 'fit ~~~~ +~ ~ ~~ I vrii2. ~aitltfi~; r~+ a1~1~ ~~- ~ tit' mar +~~t#~r off' VILLAGE TAX ASSESSOR ,~,~' ~ ~g~ ,~ ~~~ ~~~~,* ~M~.~ ~ ~s ~ ~ , ~ ~, min hod. ~, ~ ~ I ~ ~j ~i /' ~"A - ~1lli'~, Ott"+t t~ 'I:~«J.~.~ #~~ ~~ ' ~i ~, q v +3'Y ~~LI ~i~ ~ T +~ s+~,~rr:~jr ynr~rr~ (~ af~ea ~t ~ v~ w +~sd a~ ~ t~rpwrt~~~toa ~~ ~ t~ ~ ~ •~' ~ ~a1~ ~ ~1~-r- e~s~ a~ ~sias, ~#a ar ~~, acrd ~ 1 1 DiMrr ~ ~~rt~, ~ Fwd ~a1~r~ tw air; wot iEiw-~ ~ as Matl~xre! to 1Nr~ a##1~ a3tattar ~ ~r tad ~+ttawr ~,tMt ~#rr lit:+r~~ ~r ~' ~r -t~e of ~l~ri~~ ;yard ~t 2 ~ai~- ~r~ +-2.3: It d~tiM ~~` d~ rrt e~ VILLAGE TAX COLLECTOR ~ '~ '~~,~ ~ ~~,~ ~~~,* w~iti+~ I racr ~ ~ rr~r, ar L~rtyy +~ tires. ~~ `- ~ lit ~~C t r i~ ~,3 • =~ • 4- • ~ 4 a!~~4& ~e~' "~~aC IF~F'~.'{~~p"3 ~.iqj"~dF '~swlllRi~4F' i+"$' M+T-.tom ~ ..~..... ys..:. 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VILLAGE CLERK ~. r~ ~ ~~ ~~ ~~ ~:'~~ #.~ii ~~ S`t~1+i.8~"~aF E~it~! o:i~~~il l~~w,Wl~r~~.~..+ ,. fs;a~Y Public Stara of Florida ~t Large 'J;' Commission Expires April IZz 1969 OFFICE OF THE CHIEF OF POLICE TELEPHONE 746-7474 VILLAGE OF TEQUESTA • P. O. BOX 638 .JUPITER, FLORIDA - 33458 April 12, 1966 HENRY M. DUSENBERY CHIEF OF POLICE During the month of March Police vehicles traveled a total of 5,304 miles using 485.7 gallons of gas and seven quarts of oil. Six-two complaints were instituted or investigated ranging from unlocked businesses to petty larceny complaints. Officer Roderick on routine patrol apprehended two persons in the act of stealing building materials from a new home under cons- truction. Further investigation cleared two other complaints of the same type, by same individuals. Investigation of a complaint of disorderly conduct and assault at a teenage dance resulted in conviction of offender in Village Court on both charges. • Several complaints of Disorderly Conduct by teenagers at Royal Castle were handled and settled with no arrests made. This pro- blem is being watched closely by the Police DeFa,rtment. There were no motor vehicle accidents reported this month. No major crimes reported or investigated this month. Attached to this report is a complete breakdown of Police Department activities for the month of March, 1966. Respectfully submitted ~~~ Henry M. Dusenbery Chief of Police VILLAGE OF TE~UESTA CIVIL DEFENSE • Tequesta, Jupiter Civil Defense groups met at Tequesta Village Hall on March 28, 1966. Training films #3 and #4 were shown on the Medical Self Help Program. Dr. Stone, Civil Defense Director for Town of Jupiter, was unable to attend because of minor motor vehicle mishap while on a trip. The Doctor and Mrs. Stone have since returned home. Coffee and donuts were served at conclusion of program. Next Civil Defense Meeting will be held on April 25, 1966 at 8:00 P.M. at Tequesta Village Ha 11. H. M. Dusenbery Civil Defense Director Village of Tequesta • PROPOSED ADDITIONAL EMPIAYEE FOR TEQUESTA POLICE DEPARTMENT • Due to increased activity and responsibilities of Folice Depart- ment in Shopping Centers and all night restaurant, and to keep up tight security of residential areas, it is recommended by the Chief of Police that an additional Police Officer be added to the Police Department. This man will be used from 8:00 F.M. to 4:00 A.M. on weekends and to supplement day shifts for balance of work week. This will give two men on duty on weekends during periods of teen dances and when largest amount of people are at bars and in Shopping Areas . The vacation period is approaching; the additional man will make it possible for police personnel to work the normal eight hour day instead of a twelve hour day under the present situation. The Chief of Police and the Yilla.ge Manager believe the cost of this proposal ca,n be met with the already budgeted funds alloted to the Police Department for this fiscal year. Wages $350.00 per Month $1,750.00 Uniforms _100.00 $1,850.00 u Note: This is for five month period from May 1, 1966 to September 30, 1966. t H. M. Dusenbery Chief of Police • ViLL~3E OF TEQUESTA, FIARIDA BUDGET STATEI~TT OF REVF~TUE AND E%PENSE MARC~i 31, 1966 { SI% I~3NTHS ) REVEI~tUE 1965 Real Estate Taxes -Net Building Permits Occupational and Beverage Licenses State Road and Bridge Fund Fines acrd Forfeitures Cigarette Taxes Utilities Taxes Franchise Taxes Mis cel]a,neous Cash Surplus 10-1-65 Special I~mds increase 1965 State Road and Bridge Fund Court Appearance Bond Payroll Taxes Withheld -Net EXP,@TSES Administrative Expense Office hkpense Public Safety 8apense Streets, Sidewalks, Parks Expense Payments to Sinking Fund, Court Appearance Bond Refund BUDGET YEAR TO BUDGET HATE B~LL~NCS $ 31,025.00 $30,986.61 $ .38.39 5,000.00 3,693.09 1;..306.91 6,050.00 5,992.6? 5?.33 900.00 -0- x.900.00 500.00 395.00 105.00 36,300.00 Z0, 72?.~ 15,572.14 14,735.00 ?,241.35 ?,493.65 10,800.00 9,686.68 - 1,113.32 1,61N~.00 2,118.?6 {518.76) X1,000.00 10.500.00 10.500.00 $127,910.00 $91,342.02 $36,567.98 -0- 1,499.94 -0- r(?- 974.03 -0- -0- 19 -0- ~127.910.04 94,.210.05 $36, ?.98 $ 31,230.00 $16,0?3.?? $15,156.23 8,350.04 4,084.01 4,265.99 36,124.40 17,279.90 18,840.10 38,9?0:00 16,380.94 22,589.06. 13,240.00 6,619.98 6.6,0.02 $127,910.00 .$60,438.60 ~7,4?1.40 -0- 200.00 -0- $127,910.00 $60,638.60 $6?,471.40 First Bank of Jupiter/Tequesta Petty Cash Cam<nunity Federal Savings and Loan Fi.cfieli~~ Federal Savings and Loan U.S. Treasury Bills Operating Account Petty Cash Ca pits 1 Fund Streets, Roads and Drainage. Ftmd CASH SL~~tARY $ 9,609.29 25.00 29,40?.?2 10.106.25 $49,148.26 6.854.63 56 00_89 ACCOUNT ~ $39,951.30 25.00 ?,725.29 8.301.30 X56,002.89 • VILLAGE OF TEQt]ESTA, FIARIDA STATEi~ATT OF REVIIVUE AND E%PFI~TSE FOR MONTH OF MARCH, 1966 AND YEAR TO DATE (SI% MONTHS) MARCH YEAR TO 1966 DATE REVaI1JE 1965 Real Estate Taxes - Net $ 2,115.56 $30,986.61 Building Permits 770.55 3,693.09 Occupational Licenses 1,243.91 5,992.67 3965 State Road ~ Bridge I~mds -0- 974.03 Fines and Forfeitures 25.00 395.00 Cigarette Taxes 5,857.06 20,T27.86 Utilities Taxes 1,560.54 ?,241.35 Franchise Taxes 545.60 9,686.68 Miscellaneous Income 62.25- 1,041.99 Dividends on Special Accounts 415.43 1 p76.?7 Total Revenue $12,595.90 $81,81.05 E%PEttSES Administrative Expense Building Inspection Fees $ 527.60 $ 3,581.33 Dues -0- 110.00 Insurance -0- ??1.96 Legal Expense 600.00- 600.00 Contributions ?0.00 1,545.00 Advertising and Promotion -0- 20.00 Maps, Blue Prints, etc. -0- -4- Engineering Service -0- -O- • Miscellaneous 430.56 1,262.16 OAST Expense -0- 3.96 Auditing Expense -O- 300.Q0 Salaries 933.32 5,599.92 CounciLnen Salaries 80.00 ..580.00 .Capital Fund Tacrease 166.66 999.96 Streets, Roads and Drainage Fund Increase 83.33 499.98 Employees Hospitilizatioa Insurance Premium 33.25 199.50 Office Expense Salaries $ 298.58 $ I,?91.48 OASI -0- 63.55 Supplies 67.00 370.02 Postage -0- 150.10 Telephone 54.82 309.47 Utilities 72.28 419.84 Miscellaneous 100.00 225.80 New Equipment -0- 753.75 Public Safgtp Expense Police Chief Salary $ 577.50 $ 3,465.00 Patrol Salaries 1,207.52 7,179.46 OASI Expense -0- 30I.48 -Car Expense 96.19 500.20 Gasoline and Oil 2?5.41 1,05?.40 ` Car Insurance -0- 4.00 Equipment and Uniforms -0- 626,60 Telephone 43.?1 264.86 Miscellaneous 17.39 206.92 r MARCH ]GEAR TO X966 RATE Public Safety ~c nse (cont~d) Street and Traffic Signs $ 66.01 $ 302.82 Otilities -Street Lights and Signals 58.71 356.24 Auxiliary Fire Service -0- 1,000.00 Civil Defense 1.45 5.92 New $quipmeat -0- 2,009.00 Streets, Sidewalks and Parks Street Maintenance $ 31.49 $ 44.90 Entrance Gate ~pense 40.96 26?.12 Fogging Expense -0- 16.30 Salaries 346.66 2,0?9.96 OASI Expense -0- ?3.?0 Truck Repairs I8.3S 23.83 Truck Insurance -0- 31.62 Gasoline and Oil -Truck 11.19 60,52 Gasoline and OiI -Other 2.50 .12.28 S~,I1 Tools 9.94 16.46 Yi].lage Hall Maintenance ,42 204.05 Garbage and Trash Collection 1,705.00 .8,546.00 General Maintenance 159.?? 1,808.07 New Equipaeent -0- 3.196.13 Tota,1 Operating Expense $ 8,18?.5? $ 53,818.62 Required Monthly Deposit to Sinking Fund Total mcpense Income Over Expense 1.103.33 6.6]9.9$ ~ 9,290.90 ~,0,4,~8.60 ~ 3.305.00 ~ 21..3??.45 • The following Disbursements were made from Yi1la.ge of Tequesta Funds • during the momh of March, 1966: The Beacon News $ 23.00 Florida Power and Light Co. 143.22 Jupiter Fare Oil Co. 1.50 Jupiter-Tequesta Junior Citizens, Inc. 53.89 Rap Stewart's Texaco 11.20 Tequesta Hardware Co. 58.4.4. Turnbull~s Sinclair Service 10?.09 First Bank of JupiterfTequesta 304.60 Glenn Goodsell 30.00 Tequesta Water Co., Inc. 152.42 Utility Supply Co. 34.01 Winters, Brackett, Lord ~ Potter 603.03 Ford Sanitation, Inc. 1,705.00 Halsey €a Griffith, Inc. 31.36 Orr Woodworks, Inc. 225.06 Payroll 2, TS? . ?0 Petty Gash 185.45' Mary W. Elliott 9.00 Dorothy L. Harrington 9,00' Robert W. Reaney 9.00 John W. Stead 9.00 Ruth A. Schlusemeper 9.00 North County First Aid Squad, Inc. 9.00 Lou Ialiberte 52?.60 Art Sign Co. 25.00 Blue Cross~lue Shield 112.30 Brandon Transfer ~ Storage 22.50 Thomas H. F~ Yirg~.nia W. Daly 2?.60 Iainha,rt ~ Potter 17.96 Sinclair Refining Co. 2?9.00 Southern Bell 95.50 Larry Byrd 35.00 Howard Signs 32.00 Henry W. Jewett 100.00 Councilmen Salaries 80.00 35. 5 RECEIPTS Cigarette Taxes Utilities Taxes Franchise Taxes Total Receipts DTSBTS Sinking Ftnxl Operating Fuzed Total Disbursements VILLAGE OF TEQI~ST.A, FIARIDA E%C~ISE T~!% RL'VII~TUE F'l~iD MARCH, 1966 AND YF~ft TO I91TE (SIX MONTHS) MARCJi Y&AR TO 1966 $5,85?.06 $20,72?.86 1,560.54 ?,241..35 545.60 9.686.68 ~?,963.20 ~3?,655.89 $1,103.33 $6,619.98 6,~ 859.87 31 x,035.91 ~7.963.~ ~3?.655.89 -o- -o- _~_____ VILLAGE OF TEQUESTA, FIARIDA SINKTI~G FUN3~ MARCH 31, 1966 Cash on Deposit First Bank of Jupiter/Tequesta Certificate of Degosit Reserve Account Reserve for Payment of Bond Principal Reserve for Payment of Boad Interest $ 3,355.5? 9 , 500. (~ $12.865.57 $ 8,814.26 3,801.05 250.26 $12,865.5? ~J DILLAGE OF TEQtIESTA, FIARIDA PU$LIC SAFETY E%PENSES • MARCH, 1966 AND YLAR TO DATE Police Chief Salary Patrol Salaries OASI S~cpense Car Expense Gasoline arm Oil Car Insurance Equipment and Uniforms Telephone Miscellaneous Street and Traffic Signs Utilities - Street Lights ~ Signals Auxiliary Fire Service Civil Defense New Equip~neat BUIXiET YEAR TO $UDGET MAKCH DATE fiALAN{~ 9166 $ 6,930.00 $ 3,465.00 $ 3,465.00 $ 577.50 14,265.00 ?,1?9.46 ?,085.54 1207.52 800.00 301.46 498.52 -0- 1,600.00 500.20- 1,099:80 96.19 1,750.00 1,057.40 692.60 275.41 600.00 4.00 596.00 -0- 600.00 626.60 (26.60) -0- 575.00 264.86 310.14 43.?1 800.00 206.92 593.08 17.39 404.00 302.82 97.18 66.01 3,500.00 356.24 ,3,143.76 58.71 2,000.00 1,0(30.00 1,000.00 -0- 300.00 5.92 294.08 1.45 PILLAGE OF 'PSSTA, FLORIDA P~LIC SAFETY- EXF'E~1SE~4 i BUDGET PROJECT 4-1-66 TABU 9-30-66 Police Chief Salarp Patrol Salaries OASI Expense Car 8ticpense Gasoline and OiI Car Insurance Equipment and Uniforms Telephone MiBGellane0ua Street and Traffic Signs Utilities -Street Lights b Signals Auxiliary Fire Service Civil Defense Neu Equipment TOTAL BALANCR TO HE OPER BUDGET 4-1-66 EXPFaQDED - 4-1-66 to (~TDffit) 9- $ 6,930.00 $ 3,465.00 $ 3,465.00 -0- 14,265.00 ?,085.54 7,245.12- $ 159.58 800.00 498.52 45.3.92 (44.60) 1,6~.E~ 1,099.80 .?00.00 (399.80) 1,750.00 692.60 819.00 126.40 600.00 596.00 596.00 --0- 600.00 (26.60) -0- 26.60 5?5.00 314.14 2?5.00 (35.14) 800.00 593.08 300.00 (293.08) 400.00 97.18 9?.18 -0- 3,500.00. 3,143.76 1,800.00 {1,343.76) 2,000.00., 1, Qom. ~ 1,000.00 -0- 300.00 294.08 25.00 (269.08) 2.000.00 =f'9.00) -0- __ _ 9.00 $36,120.©0 $18,840.10 $16,??6.22 $ 2,063.88 Plus l Additional Police Officer (5 Months ®$3.50. per Month) OASI Expense Uniforms 2 Months Hospitilization Insurance Premitm~ Total 5 Month Additional Coat -Total 4-1-66 thru 9-30-66 Spent 10-1-65 thru 3-31-66 Estimated Expense 4-1-66 thrv 9-30-66 Originia Budget Amount for Year - $ I~?50.00 74.24 100.'00 ;~fi . 74 8.709.96 __._~ $1?,279.90 18.?09.96 535„989.86 $36.120.00 ~ .. k. 7~. ..~, .. ~ . . ~-r7 T~ Tr--- ,. Ni',. 1 11[ONTBLY R'~PORT ~-O~R ~tARC~I 14~ 6 .. ~,~ ... __ ~ .~ ~®~.1 sith PeAestriaa DdV with ~dV 11dV with Fined Obi®ct ~-- ,, III with Bicycle ,~-° ••: _~ ~' far MV A©cidsnts ~~~blio ~ccideate - ~~'YY'~1F©~ wit 1Rr ~ h~• 1 ~ j ~, ~. . Oth®r V®bicle Other Public Accidents PER30NS aSSIST~ .. 15 ARRESTS FUR OT~S OTASR DEPTHS ASSISTED 6 JIIVENILE CASES l DOORS FOUND OPEN 13 STOLBN CARS RECOVERED FIRS DISCOVPRED STOLEN CARS RECOVERED FOR OT8ER9 i PORTS EFFECTING OTHER DEPTS. SIIS. PERSONS ~lARNINGS ISSUED SUS. CARS 4 ffi Spe®ding Doing.Busiaess ~Y/O/ Lic. Reckless Driving ~ ~ D®struction of Property No Driv®rs Lic®nse Vandalism ~ Rvnnisg Stop Sto Vagrancy Passing School Bus Intoxication Failure Ta Vsga. II/Con. Disorderly Conduct 7, Failur® To Yisld Rto/0%ey ~ Vio. Sign Ordinance D~!lI Improper Parking RIM NAL OFFE NSES 1l~TRDER & NON-NEG. MANSLAUGHTER BURGLARY B&E or E ANSL,~UGHTER BY NEGLIGENCE GRAND LARCENY ROBBERY PETIT LARCENY 5i •RAPE AUTO THEFT ~__R~VATED_ AS5:4UL`r ~e_____~-_---- ----- ---~ , FR~IUD &_ EDB.BEZGLFB6.~NT__ -_ _ _ - - IISSAIILT (OTHERS) HUYIIdG & RECEIVING GAMBLING ~ STOLEN PROYEItTY EX OFFENSES ~ CCW POLICE CAR GA3 4~5 e ? JAIL DAYS SERVED -®® EXPENSE ~pperatiom- 0 & LUB ? ~S s FI CO 35 ~ ~~) 5304 $ 1