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HomeMy WebLinkAboutAgenda_Regular_05/10/1966 vzr~.AC~ o~ TE~~sTA .acs uA MAY lfl, 1966 ~. Prayer and Pledge of Allegiance Lo:the Flag try Mayor Bowden. j 2. Minutesof ~~„.~. ~ loos meeting..' ,, 3. Treasurer's report. ~/ ~. Polico ~.i.ef report. 5 . Vi Rage Pfant~.ger z~epo rt . / 6. Councilmen pro~eet reports.r 7. ~teport on garage rennta,3 to Fire Control Ta~c D~..strict No. 1. ~. Irving Schluses~eyer, representing I'lorids. ~.lty Sales, to requests, rene~.l of developers sign permit for six months for Riverside Drive t'ari: sign on Tequesta Drive across from. Venus Avenue anrlrequest a new devaloper~s sign permit far the location of a sign on the soyttli side of Tequests, i~rive a.crass from ~orfalR Ave. 9. Tony Merolla- L~ ,ll~~~a Taxi r~ranct~se fn the Village. '° /~~~ ~`' °~" S ~~'"~' Jt~ lO. Village Attorney ite~~s a.) Ordinance tumending Zoning Ot~3iance to provide for R-3 Multiple Family (H.igt~ Rise] Adellit~ District. b.) 4rdiriance Zoning DiVosta property P-3. c.) Ordinance for purgiag of voter registration roll. :1~ a Mayor discuss absentee ballot. 12. Discusaian of txas ,ibility of baldira~ Workshop meeta:xz~-. 3.3. Discussion a~F lnsura.nce C.,..;.uge - lil.l adrziristar~etive porsonell, t,olice. 1,4. Mr. ~r'illiaa~has asked if Village is or ~cruld be interested. in purchasing Palntreat, his sewerage disposal pleat. 1S. 1fl0~ valuatiaa of Tax roll for 1966 'Taxes - pax l.ssesz:vr and Village Manager. ,~.~ 16. fltber items,l' 1?. Time far Visitors. 18. Ad jourt-ment . OFFICE OF THE CHIEF OF POLICE TELEPHONE 746-7474 VILLAGE OF TEQUESTA • P. O. BOX 638 JUPITER, FLORIDA - 33456 May 10, 1966 HENRY M. DUSENBERY CHIEF OF POLICE The Police Department instituted or investigated sixty-seven complaints during the month~of April ranging from neighbor trouble to shoplifting, Police vehicles teaveled a total of 5,042 miles using 467.3 gallons of gasoline and 11 quarts of oil. injuries. T~,~o minor motor vehicle accidents were investigated, i,-ith no personal There were no major crimes investigated or reported this month. The Police Department assisted the Jupiter Volunteer Fire Department tti~ith traffic control at the fire at the Florida Power and Light Company pole yard on North Dixie Highway. Damage confined to light poles. Chief of Police assisted Councilman Bledsoe and Village Manager on a survey of the entrance to Tequesta Drive at U.S. Highway No. 1. Recommendations made kfi ich should enhance entrance and improve visibility and safety factor. • Asa reault of council approval at the April. meeting, the Police Department complement <<as increased by hiring Ztialter Bro~.~n, Jr. at a salary of ~35C.CC per month with a six (6) months probationary period. Fatrolman Bro~,n gill start work May 1, 1966. T<<;enty-seven applications for I.D. cards were processed and I.D. cards issued this month. Attached to this report is a complete breakdown of Police Department activities for the month of April 1966. Respectfully ubmitted, `'~~~ Henry M. Dusenbery Chief of Police • VILLAGE OF TEQUESTA, ::IVIL DEI~'I;\SE Tequesta -Jupiter Civil Defense groups met at the Tequesta Village Aall on April 25, 1966. Two fi]ms were shokn on treating and transporting injuried persons. After a discussion by persons attending, it was decided to show three films at the meetings for clay and June to complete the present series of twelve. It was felt by al]. attending that the July and August meetings should be cancelled because of vacations which khoul.d cut heavily into attendance. Refreshments were provided by the Town of Jupiter. On April 28, ].966 Tequesta Civil Defense Radiological Surrey Monitoring Station Number 40 HVX particiapted in Palm Beach County Civil Defense drill. Instrumends weer Neste' and rn,~c~r*~ :~?e r~~, the Palm reach County Emergency Operating Ceni~;a-. ~~~~~~~ '~eniy AI. Dusenbery ~'ivil Defense Director t.., ~-, . . t.41U~-or,.. • „',,'J s f ~' 1 ~ ~!, ~!~~A ~~ Y~~ ,ti RO~r~nLY PART FOR April ~~R6 , , ,: -~ ~~~SS.q Aocident~ AQeident~ lled Injured RV with Pedestrian , _ MV with MV 2 MV with Fia®d Object - ~~ MV with Bicycle ~ .r '•' ~ . 4th®r BI[~V Accid®nts -~ubhic Accidents - ~ ~ - (N~t. w~,t~7; lYN) ~~:. . Other Vehicle Other Public AcciBente I C S E :VIGR NS S ._ TD TNC T S M S PERSONS ASSISTED ~ LLA OU 3 ~ .._, 20 - ~_r~Y 1l ~~~ ARRPSTB .FQA 0~ ~~; - ' OT~+c DBPT ~ S ASSI3r~ ~ ~ u vrriILE CASES • ~ DOORS FOuri~ OPEN 13 STOUT CARS RECOVERED ' ~ ~ ~IR$S DISCO~r~BD I STOLEN CARS RECOVERED ~'OR OT~~9 ~POS?S ~ ~~,~f3TINt3 O'Pas~n yt~rT ~ S . 2 SUS . PERSONS b ~ 1YARNINGS IS3u~ ~ 2 g SIIS. CARS 1 MISDEAbC~,~,c~~ ~'j TRA~r~1C VIOLATIO~T~ Speeding ~ ; Doing Business W/0/ Lic. Reckless Driv~.ng _ Destruction of Property No Drivers License ~ Vandalism _ d Banning Stop 3t. Vagrancy Passing School Sus Intoxication Failure To Veh. BfCon. ', Disorderly Conduct Failure Tv Yield Rt./0/Way Vioo Sign Ordinanc® ~~~x ~ Improper Parking 1 CRIMI NAL OFFEATSES • ~ ,~ ER ?c PION-AEG. MANSLAUGHTER BURGLARY BBcE or E MANSLAUGr~ITER RY NEGLIGENCE ~ GRAND LARCENY a ROBBERY PETIT LARCENY RAPE ~ AUTO Thrr~i AQrGRAVAi~1J ASB~IILT ', FRAUD & EMBE`LGLEII~ENT (bad cheeks) 1 ; ASSAIILT (OTIiERS) ,, ~ BUYIIIG & RECEIVING - GAMBLING ~. 3TOLEfit PRO!'ERTY , SEX Orr~'~JSES CCU! 'POLICE CAR GAS 46713 ~a1sJAIL DAYS SERv,~ none EXPBNSB (operation- OIL & LIIB. 11 Qts FINES COLLATED ~ ~~ al) MILS T 501 CE9 DISMTS88D none PILLA(~ MANA(~teS REPOT APRIL 1966 ,_ ,. 1, BUILDIAIG PERI~LCTS : ~ . - ... At~.,~~~ , - .. ~ YEAR T4 DATE - yN~O. ~ry 0. 111tdal~a+~ Y . - 2. Ox~ April 4, letteers were ~a.iled for the Tax- Colle~c°Eor to alJ:°p~~part~ o!e~ers who had not paid 1g65 real estates taxes by Larch ~`31, Thes letter etd~.aed of . the 5~ t~ eff~tive April ~l and, pu,cation fcr tax salmi if', zw~G; ~~ 1. ~ - 3. The street Light mn Golfvie~r Drive at .the Bo~ntc~ffi ree~idencau~hiah they .Conned , sethQrl.sed to be ;shaded, was shaded all this ~ are~u~d the glebe. and s .,,. ~ ~,3w.,,~3;~ residettte ' of the area; desired° more Tight thaw t.~te fi~tture Naa giving, "'fih® Florida Power & Light Co. ca~rrected this situat~.on. ~.. Property .~~~~~a~~~. al~ig `tegnea~. Drive' e~aat .of ;Seabrook Read ~sre ax~vised '~ ~: letfaec of thld aidewallc to , be conetr~d along the south aids. ~ ~f Testa Drive. 1~Teo =compal'inta~re reeeired a~aci co~s~rv,~ti~:~st~art;,abd as ;t;:c see is practically completed as of nox.. Several verbal cc-plixaeaata ;ahve~ be~e~a received far this . pre>~eet,. ;~ - ~ T'Fro additional Village ljmit stghe have been ordered th~c+m Haearde s .Sigh for installation oh Jupiter Island, SR '7f~. - ~. The new Dyna~Fog fogging ~a~ine was delivered April 22 e.x~d maintes~aee, yam`:, ~. .~ul Pillage Manager were inst~ue3texi ixtrits opesratioa by 1~c', E. J. P~...a -ran April 27. 7. The. Vi lags I~ariager and Polies Chief deci~deul that oar .ma nca~~ c©nld ,not properly center -lies El Portal and Golfviex ~z~lte areas sad ~~;d to Traffic" e w~11 do the ~~ v1 k this- ~+'eek. $. `A letter was east try Stetson ~. Sproul, Pale peach Ceti ~4ax 1lecte~r {in ~u,pport of the local. Ja~eeea requesta~~t®~ lie>xpport$e~ a tag a~, .~~~~~. =fexr automobile licesns® tags ixi the area starting in 1g67. - - 9. A letter pass seat to tne9 Palm Beech Co€~nt* Bird of . Fnbl.~:c ~truestios . r s~.r~~..x-t of the sch~l boardts action in sr~.:...tiig the location. of-+~ ' vocational. school in northern Palms Beac}~ Ce;~untg. G_ f 10. The Flox~.da P..~.~~~... & Light. Co. expects to ata~t installation Ldt~eitre~et~-lid along Te~ques~a Drive new ireek, De1~ in getting p~:e- . _ ~ ~ - ~ we' ,~a. 11. ~e check recei~~.'' in:~~lay for March cigarette ta~oea a~o~ted, t®'~t,;$76~~ . ccrospare~l to ~2,~:5b,2i last year for then ' aaa~ mom. ~ - . 12. PiL~.age .gsr ies working on 1 g66 Tax Roll, for Tax Ali~~s~~" in order tc- arrive at 100 ~l~tion figures for 1 ~~~ "~ .' . .,.. , #:; ~: • • VILLAGE MANAGER ITEMS - 'Map 10 1966. ~. 1. The egtxest~~,Rural Branch Post Orifice opened at 8.•30 A.M., May 2, 1966.~~, the ~rato~' Gator Faod Market in i;illage Square Shopping Center US. No.~. A post card was seat to the Council on this date from the new post officd branch , 2. Municipal property tax survey by Florida Leatiue of Municipalities. ` 3. Florida State Road Department Chairman, Floyd B. Bowen wag advised of the opening ofthe post office in Tequesta and was asked what could be done to , get recognitian of the Village on road maps. ~. Village Maps from Brockway, Owens and Anderson. See tatter. ;5. Refer to Ad Valorem taxes fro municipalities in Palm Beach County. 6. Notice of TaxsSale far delinquent wa.s published May S, 1966. ?. Action on letter of J. Dudley Calhoun requesting shading of street 1i~t. 8. Have purchaoed a subscription to "FE~IItAL AIffi TO IACAL GOVERNMENT" in loose leaf forma ~r~ - ~ / ~~ %''~ -. . ~,. - . ++>'._ 1W:~V111 SUBJECT: PROPOSED RENTAL OF VILLAGE GARAGE TO r~ (7ONTROL TA% BISTRICT N0. 1 • OO1~iCING 4CTt~ER. 1, 1966. TO : COUlICIII~iAK, VILLAGE OF TEQUE.STA, FIARIDA A-study has been made of the garage area which the Village Comacil hoe authorized the Jester Volunteer FYr$ Department to use, wdthout reimbursement to the '~illage,.since it was .put into use in June 1965, During this dine, the Village of Tequesta has contribut - ,000. to the. fire department. and they have .purchased :gasoline f~-r.:thei:r~equi. , ~ from the Village at a considerable savings. The dimensions of the garage are 50 feet by 44 feet, overall, or a total of 2,200 square feet. This building was constructed at a total cost of $13,200. or $5.~E1 ,per square foot. By inquiring, this seems to be a fair cost for such construction today. 'The Jupiter Volunteer Fire department uses one-third (lj3} of the garage area, or approximately 730 square feet. As you are aware, the building does not contain toilet facilities or water inside the building. This i.s be- cause the building was constructed primarily as a Village gage and it was expexted that: the fire department would use it only until .such time as they could provide their own adegaute housing for their egni.pnent. It is mY timcier- standing that the Fire Control Tax District expects to or would, like to have some personill on duty at all times at their various stations when they go into operation. It is becomeng quite apparent that this additional space will be needed by the Village for the storage of maintenance equipment and supplies before too Iong. Xt is difficult to find a comparision with similar rental properties -.~ in the area. However, the following are for your consideration: McKinley Shopping Center X00 sq. feet $150. zaor~thly. Village Square Shoppd~ag Center 900 " " 150. ~ "" Schlusemeyer S'lioppiag Center 650 " " 100• " Tequesta Water Co. Building 2000 " " Z50. " I believe an important point to be considered in this matter is the availability of this location to all residences and businesses within the Village of Tequesta. Another location could reduce the effectiveness of this unit .for the Village of Tequeata. It would appear toYbe a good.,central location for all of the areas north of the Loxahatchee Rivera If it is the desire of the Council to lease this facility to Fire Control Tax District No. 1 commencing October 1, 1956,. it would seem that a ma:cimum morrthly rental not to exceed' $50.00 op. $5Q0.Q0 annua3.ly would be equitable, with such lease being on1 ,,fur a term of one ('1} year to be renewed on a year to year basis. I do riot be~~eve we should construct any additional facilities .such as toilets, for this, buiLdin~'ybut ttut such' facilities could be constructed and paid for by FiFe Control Tax D~,strict N,o3if ` Construction • was authorized and approved by the Village Council with such improvements be- coming the- property of the Village of Tequ~sta. w~iert the.; Dire Control Tax District should cease to use the building. ~. r ,; - -,` Robert ~ia,r Village Manager i,. ~`: ~"''=off'=;:a ~~ ~ ~+ tai ~,~;twt#+~ ~Adt ~+E 1J~iit tai ~~ '!~ ~nf ~ wp~r~ e.2~ ~~ ~i~l~ ~* ~e~t~# mid ~ ~~~ ~~ ~ > VILLAGE JUDGE •~` tars '~'i.'~t ,~' `t~r,tl~t~,. o, matt der ~ ,~i 1f~- rrt~rs. !~ are . tid ~~r~ ~. '~~`~ err ~~~~ ~G ~~ ._.. , , __~ tiu~ ~Y Public State of Florida ~t k7P%~ i~!2is~q! CBs ,~. 369 ~' ~ ,.... ,~.,:.:fIP~.. 1 ~t~~ta t VILLd~E OF TEQtIESTA, FIARIDA BUDGET STATEMENT OF n~v~t~UE AND EXPENSE APRIL 30, 1966 (S~~~t MONTHS) BUDGET YEAR TO BUDGET DATE BALANt~ nc,v r,~tUE 1965 Real Estate Taxes -Net $ 31,025.00 $ 31,059.50 $ (34.SOj Building Permits 5,000.00 4,548.12 451.88 Occupational and Beverage Licenses 6.,050.00 6,?13.84 (663.84) State Road and Bridge Funds 9Q0.00 -0- 900.00 Fines and Forfeitures 500.00 487.00 13.E Cigarette Taxes 36,300.00 24,661.66 11,638.34 Utilities Taxes 14,,735.00 8,203.77 6,531.23 Franchise Taxes ,10,80©.00 9,694.88 1,105.12 Miscellaneous 1,600.00 2,171.00 (5?1.00) Gash Surplus 10-1-65 21.000.00 12.250.00 ' 8.?50.00 . $127,910.00 $ 94,789.?7 $28,120.23 Special Funds Increase ~ -0- ~ 1,749.93 -0- 1965 State Road and Bridge Find -0- - 974.03- -0- $127,910.00 $102,513.73 $28.120.23 rs,r~-~S~.S Administrative ~xp+ense $ 31,230:00 $ 18,771.88 $12,458.12 Office E?cpense 8,350.00 4,740.56 3,609.44 Public Safety Expense 36,120,00 20,945.41 15,174.59 Streets, Sidewalks, Parks Expeu~e 38,4~O.b0 20,488.56 18,48.1.44 Payments to Sinking Fund 13..240.04 7.?23.31 5,516.69 $127,910.00 $ 72,669.72 $55,240.28 • Payroll Taxes-Paid - Net -0- 79.71 -0- ,7.910.00 72.749.43 $55,240.8 CASH SUMMARY , First Bank of Jupiter/Tequesta Petty Cash Community Federal Savings and Loan Fidelity Federal Savings and Loan U . S . Treasury Bills AMOUNT SUMMARY Operating Account Petty Cash Capital rliad Streets, Roads and Drainage Fund $ 4,052.14 25.00 29,407.72 10,106.25 $43,591.11 6.854.63 $50,445.74 $34144.16 25.00 ?,891.95 8.384..63 $50.445.74 4 VILLAGE OF TEG~t~STA, FLORIDA STATEMENT OF rcr.vrdlUE AND r.xrr.~~fSE . FOR I~NTH OF APRIL, 1966 ANA YEAR TO DATE (SEVE3d MONTHS) APRIL YEAR 1966 T0. DATE RL~r~dUE 1965. Real Estate Taxes -Net $ ?2.89 $31,059.50 Building Permits 855.03 4,548.12. Occupational Licenses ?21.17 6,?13.84 1965 State Road and'Bridg~ Fund -0- 9?4.03 Fides and Forfeitures 92.fl0 487..00 Cigarette Taxes 3,933.80 24,661.66 Utilities Taxes; ~ 962:42 - 8,203.77 Franchise Taxes-. ~ 8.20 9,94,88 Miscellaneous Income 137:51 1,179.50 Dividends on Special Accounts -0- 1.0?6:7? Total Revenues $ 6,783.02 $88,59.9'.07 EXPENSES Administrative Expense Building Inspection~Fees 283.33 3~~$64:66 Dues and Subscx~i.gtians 20.00 `~~3C#.00 Insurance 749.00 1,520.96 Legal Expense -0- 600.00 Contributions 170.00 1,715.:00 Advertising and .Promotion _ -0- 20.00 Maps, Blue Prints, etc. =0- ..~ • Engineering Service -0- ;-0- Miscellaneous 33.20 1,295.36 OASI Expense 106.02 109.98 Auditing Expense ~ -0- 300.00. Salaries 933.32 6,533,24 Councilmen Salaries. 120.00 70x.00 Capital Fund Increase 166.66 1,]:b6.62 Streets, Raads and Drainage Fund Increase 83.33: 583.3:. Employee's Nospitilization Insurance Premiums Paid 33.25 232.75 Office Expenses Salaries 298.58 2,090.06 OASI Expense 38.00 101.55. Supplies ?6.1? 446.19 Postage -O- 150.10 Telephone ~ 48.69 358.16 Utilities. 109.92 529.75 Miscellaneous .20 226.04 New Equipment 85.00 838.75 Public Safety Expense Police C~i,ef Salary 577.50 4,042.50' Patrol Salaries 1,207.52 8,386.9$ OASI Expense 226.76 528.24 Car Expense 32.72 532.92 Gasoline and Oil 1.$8 1,059.•28 Car Insurance 454 , 00 458:00 Equipment and Uniforms 63.31 689.91 Telephone 43.?1 308.5? Miscellaneous 12.20 219.12 • Public Safety Expense (coned) Street and Traffic Sighs • Utilities - Street Lighten and Signals AuxiLi.arp Fire Service Civil Defense New EQuipn-ent Streets, Sidewalks a.nd Parks Street I~intenance Entrance Gate Expense Fogging Expense Salaries OASI Expense Truck Repairs Truck Insurance Gasoline and Oil - Truck Gasoline atld Oil - Other Small Tools Village Hall Maintenance Garbage and-Trash Collection General Maintenance Ne« Equipment Total Operating Expense Required Monthly Deposit to Sinking Fund Total Expense Income Over Expense • APRIL .YEAR TO 1965 DATE ~ 46.21 $ 349.03 499.70 855.94 500.00 1,500.00 -0- 5.92 -0- 2,009.00 4.47 49.37 48.7? 315.89 -0- 15.30 346.66 2,42.62 44.11 117.81 -0- 23.83 99.00 130.62 11.05 ?1.57 I.12 13.40 5.60 22:06 18.42 222.4? 1,?57.00- 10,303.00 224.4.2 2,032.49 1,547.00 4,?43:13 $11,127.79 .$64,946.41 1.103.33 7,723.31 $12.~31.I2 $?2.Sb9.72 ($5.448.10) $15.928,35 r THE FOLLOWING D?SBURSE,MF~ITS 1~:RE MADE FROM VILLAGE OF TEQ(JESTA P1lNDS DUR]NG THE MONTH OF APRIL, 1966: Certified Laboratories . . $ 18.42 Courier Highlights . . 7.20 Francis Steinfe]ai• 4.50 Florida Power & Light Co .. . 574.71 Jupiter Auto Supply. . ~ 9.00 Jupiter-Tequest a Junior Citizens, Inc. 50.95 Jupiter Volunteer Fire Department. 500.OA Tequesta Hardware Co .. . 30.],0 Utility Supply Co. 25.2T Internal Revenue Service . 304.60 OASI Contribution Fiord . 825.74 Beacon News. 26.75 Pa]xn Plastics, Inc.. . 21.00 Curtis Sapp. ~ 18.50 Ray Stewa,rt's Texaco Service . 4.00 Tequesta Water Co., Inc. 283.66 Turnbull's Sinclair Service. 4?.7? American Photocopy Equipment Co. 6.90 Ford Sanitation,. Inc.. ... . 1,757.00 Jupiter Volunteer Fire Department. . 100.00 Cornelius, Johnson ~ Clark, Inc. . .. . 1,302.00 Halsey ~ Griffith, Inc.. . 9.62 Tom Adams, Secretary of State. 32.00 Blue Cross-Blue Shield of Florida. . . 7,2.$0 1 Payro11• 2757.70 . Checkmaster Co.. . 85.00 ~ Everlasting Concrete Products: .' 21.OC~ 3bna ld S . Lavigne, Inc .. 63.31 National League of Cities. 20.00 Southern Bell. . 92.40 Henry W. Jewett. . .. ~ .100.00 Lou Laliberte, . . .. 283.33 Councilmen Salaries. , ' 120.00 E. J. Perry, Distributor . 1.547.00 $11.161.67 • gIIZAGE OF TE4UESTA, FIARIDA EXCISE TAX r~vr.~1UE FUND APRIL, 1966 AND YEAR T8 DAB (Sr,vr.~+ ~ONTH3) APRIL YEAR 1965 TO 3)~E RECE~rYa Cigarette Taxes $ 3,933.,$4:`' : X24,661.66 Utilities Taxes 962.42 8,203.77 Franchise Taxes 8.20 9x694.88 -- Total Receipts ~ 4-,904.42. X42,560.31 DTSBURSE[~:NTS Sinking Fund $ 1,103.33 $ ?.,923.31 Operating Fund 3.801.09 34,83?.00 Total Diisbursements $. 4904.42 X42.560.31 -0- -0- • • ~ILI:~GE OF TEQur..~a-A, FLORIDA SINKING FUND APRIL 30,.1966 Cash on .Deposit - First Bank of~Jupiter/Tequ~sta Certificate of Deposit Reserve Account Reserve for Payment of Bond Principal Reserve for Payment of Bond Interest $ 4,68.`90 9.500.00 3.968.9O $ 6,928..23 4,333.08 707.59 X13,, 968.90 • • VILLAeGE OF TEQt1ESTA, FI4RIDA PUBLIC SAFETY E~CPIIdSES APRIL, 1966 AND YEAR TO DATE BUDGET YEAR TO BU,w~i APRIL DAB BALANCE 1966 Police (~ie~ Sea]ary $ 6,930.00 $ 4,042.50 ~ 2,887.50 $ 5??.50 Patrol Salaries. 14,265.00 8,386.98 5,;878.02 1,207:52 OASI Expense 800.00 528.24 "2fi1c76.: 226.?6: Car Expense 1,600.00 532.92 1,06fi.08 ~ 32.72 Ga~oli.ne and Oil 1,750.00 1,OS9.Z8 690.- 1.88 Car Insurance 600 t30 458.00 142.0(1 ~ 454:00° Equipment and Uniforms 600.00 689.91 (89.91) 53.31 Telephone 575.00 ,308.5? 26&.43 43".71 Miscellaneous 800.00 219.12 580.88 12.20 Street and Traffic Signs 400.00 349.03 50.97 46.21 Utilities -Street Lights and Signals 3,500.00 855.94 2,644.06 499.70 Auxiliary Fire-Service 2,000.00 1,500,00- 500.00 500.00 Civil Defense 300.00 5.92 294.08 -0- New Equipment 2,000.00 2.009.00 (9.00) •-'~-Q- . $36.120.00 $20,945.41 515.174.59 ;x.665.51 ~J MAYORAL PROCLAMATION MAY 1. 1966 LAW DAY USA WHEREAS, in many areas of the United States today respect for constituted authority, law and order, and the principle of the supre- macy of law, are being recklessly challenged; and, WHEREAS, the rights a~ freedoms which Americans accept as their birthright are made possible-only by unswerving public acceptance of and obedience to the rule of la,w. In today~s complex society there is a particular need for understanding on the part of every eitizen that respect for law is vital to the preservation of individual liber- ties and a free and orderly society; and, Wt~,ttr.AS, the Congress of the United States, and the Presi- ~J dent by official proc]amation, have designated May 1 as LAW DAY USA. Tt is a day set aside far all Americans to reflect on our heritage of individual liberty under law and to focus attention on the responsi- bilities of citizenship. The theme for the observance this-.,year carries a timely message for every American: "Respect the Law - Tt Respects You." NOW, THEREP~ORE, I, GEORGE E. Bf?w,~~ , Mayor, of the Village of Teauesta do hereby proclaim Sunday, May 1, 1966, as Iaw Th,y USA i~ the Village of. Teauesta ,and call upon all citizens, organizations, churches and schools to recogaise, this special day thraugh~appropriate programs. DATED at the Yi.llage of 19th ,day of APRIL, 196fi. Teauesta ,Florida, this .~ 1~/ ~ /L `-E BOW,~-+.~, MAYOR v • ~ del ~ul~~ ~~! ~ffS~~ '!~ ~ ~~. '~~ sail '~lliWtt ~ Ilt#i ~' 1~so ~! ~2~ ~s ~1E ~1' ~B~I~~, ~tR ~ t~ ~~~~ ~ ~p~~ ~~' ~~~ 1~~'t" ~! =~~5~t~~'~~.lO ~~ ~ its $ ~ ~f+rY ~ ~` ~ ~{Ii ~#~ ~ ~ ~ ~ Mill ~~-i~~r ~ r~2~ ~ d~gt~r ~ ~t'f e~' POLICE PATROLTiAN +~! tit '~`i.3Aa,~t of fi~* ~"1we3a~, +~ ~ ~ ~~ gyro ~+~s~e, ~- hey s~ . .~.. ~~ ~~ n N(ptBN ~uUlli: ;hate uT rir~_ r • ht?TICS is hereb7- Li.~roa that ~ the 13th cosy of dime, 1966, at tilts c ~ a1at~ aoc+a at the Vi17sEe ~al.l is the Village cf Testa, Fal~ eea~ CoustF, F1~arida, Tax s~-1e Grtifiar~-tas will b. so7~d oar the followlag described real. P~1~=`t7 ~ DdY the asicce-t dw for taffies heroic set opposite the s~o, together with ali scats of snch sate. ~ T~ ~ T Lot lio. 67, Teq~uesta gddie d. f~ Settl- Bw~ x23.T~ Lot J~o. bQ, Testa ~ddS.e d. ~r Betty Bush ~8.'l0 loot xo , 69, Tegwsta gddf.e d . ti Betty SS . ?0 Lot Igo. 159, T~e~e+esta ©aorge g. 8. Ta7rler 15.50 ~.st 1/7 Lot NO. 317., ?e~esta Sdciie ~ . gs SettF Sash i# . 56 ~TT1i~S ~ haad cad seal this 1th dar of }fir, 11.x., 1966 Sa7.e H7Yedsoe Tax Go7lectos Yi7lage of Te~ssta, Florida Published the Bead Bens ~~ S, 7Z, l9, gfi meted ITT Si, 196b 1