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HomeMy WebLinkAboutDocumentation_Regular_Tab 7-F_2/12/1998 - r i� • VILLAGE OF TEQUESTA Post Office Box 3273 • 357 Tequesta Drive ; 'Vo�� � Tequesta, Florida 33469-0273 • (561) 575-6200 ,,>1� Fax: (561) 575-6203 • '; • - ° VILLAGE MANAGER'S REPORT °I, co i January 5 - February 6, 1998 • Memorandum to Director of Community Development Regarding .South Cypress Drive Landscape & Drainage Project. • Memorandum to Director of Finance Regarding Group Life Insurance Policy; UNUM Life Insurance Company of America. • Memorandum to Water System Manager, Director of Public Works & Recreation & Stormwater Utility Coordinator Regarding 'Recording Pre-Existing Job Site Conditions. • Letter to John Glicksman, Esq. , Adelphia Cable, Regarding Adelphia/VOT Informal Cable TV Franchise Renewal Negotiations . • Letter to Village Attorney Regarding Business Lease with Adelphia Cable Communications . • Letter to Village Attorney Regarding Public Records Request from Town of Jupiter. • Letter to Mayor of Town of Jupiter Regarding Proposal for Creation of Jupiter/Tequesta Utility Authority. • Memorandum to Director of Finance Regarding Charlie Martyn Gala Refunds; Ticket Purchases . • Letter to Amelia Rose, Week of the Working Parent Steering Committee, Regarding VOT Proclamation. • Letter to Honorable William Wagner, Chair, NAMAC, Regarding VOT 1998 Representatives to NAMAC. • Memorandum to Coordinator, Stormwater Utility & Capital Projects, Regarding State Revolving Fund Loans for Stormwater Management Projects . • Memorandum to Councilmember Capretta Regarding Country Club Drive; Alteration of* Entrance Way at Martin County Line. • Letter to Scott Hawkins, Esq. , Regarding Village of_ Tequesta. v. ENCON. • Letter to Scott Hawkins, Esq. , Regarding Village of Tequesta v. SFWMD & Town of Jupiter. • Letter to Village Attorney Regarding Proposed Tequesta Wireless Telecommunication Towers & Antennas Ordinance. • Memorandum to Director of Community Development Regarding Draft Wireless Telecommunication Towers & Antennas Ordinance. • Letter to Fred H. Lurie, Legal Assistant, Jones, Foster, Regarding Interlocal Agreement between Town of Jupiter and Village of Tequesta for .Dover Ditch. Recycled Paper V • Memorandum to Police Chief and Fire Chief Regarding Palm Beach County Criminal Justice Commission' s Countywide Public Safety Communications Committee; Request for Information. • Letter to Executive Director, Loxahatchee River District, Regarding Tequesta Peninsula Sewering Proposal; Bid Specifications Manual. • Letter to Mark Galloway, Regional Manager, Adelphia, Regarding Business Lease Between Village of Tequesta and Adelphia Cable Communications . • Letter to Steve Inglis, Bristol Management, Regarding Tequesta Oaks Homeowners Association. • Letter to Village Attorney Regarding Charlie Martyn Gala; Return of Jones, Foster Check No. 39660 . • Letter to Village Attorney Regarding Ordinance Adopting Adelphia Franchise Agreement. • Memorandum to Director of Community Development Regarding Follow-up on the Sea Turtle Disorientations for 1997 . • Letter to Richard E. Walesky, Director, Environmental Resources Management, Regarding Follow-up on the Sea Turtle Disorientation for 1997 . • Letter to Dave Douglass, SE Area Project Manager, Florida Power & Light, Regarding FPL Hills Substation Transmission Line Project in Jupiter/Tequesta, Florida. • Letter to Rick Dent, Executive Director, ENCON, Regarding 1998 Neighborhood Sewering Program. • Letter to Gary Collins Regarding ENCON Sewers in Tequesta Country Club; Dr. Rostock. • Memorandum to Village Council Regarding Public Hearing to Consider Adelphia Franchise Renewal Request; Agenda Item. • Memorandum to Coordinator, Stormwater Utility & Capital Projects, Regarding Draft Village Swale Policy. • Letter to Village Attorney Regarding Washington Mutual Bank vs. Mary Ellen Humphreys & Stephen. Sheaffer; et al; Civil Action Summons; Lis Pendens; Complaint. • Letter to Senator William "Doc" Myers and State Representative Tom Warner Regarding HB 3075 and SB270 (Police-Firefighter Pension Plans) . • Memorandum to Village Council Regarding Village Council • Priorities and Village Manager Objectives; Status Report. • Memorandum to Village Council Regarding Project Graduation Funding Request; Agenda Item. ■ Memorandum to the File Regarding ENCON Sewering. • Memorandum to the File Regarding RO Treatment Plant Financing Schedule. • Attended a Charlie Martyn Gala Meeting at Fire-Rescue Office at 5 : 00 p.m. on January 5 . • A Staff Meeting was held at 10 :00 a.m. on January 6, 1998, wherein the following items were discussed: 1 . The Director or Community Development was requested to provide a status as to the enforcement of Ordinance No. 377 at the former Claire Malone property on Tequesta Drive. 2 . The Director of Community Development was informed that the Tequesta Branch Library hedge needs fixing on south border. 3 . Director of Public Works queried as to status of Oslund report for coordinating swale development with Department of Community Development per Stormwater Utility Board request. 4 . Director of Public Works instructed to provide five and ten year plans on Tequesta Drive for intersection improvement. 5 . Director of Finance instructed to have accountant calculate sick leave conversion for FOP with memo to each. • 6. Director of Community Development queried as to status of Village of Tequesta Reverse Osmosis Permit. 7 . Director of Finance instructed to do a memo following up meeting schedule for Board of Trustees Pension Plan. 8. Director of Finance queried as to whether the February Monthly Budget Reports had been distributed to all Department Heads.. 9 . Chief of Police advised of complaint relative to burglar alarms at First Baptist Church. 10. The Director of Finance was queried as to the acceptability of a committee for computer selection. 11 . Director of Community Development requested to seek maximum compliance with site plan requirements for Postal Service facility in Tequesta. 12 . Director of Finance instructed to do budget preparation calendar. 13 . The Director of Public Works was requested to report on Concert in Park series. 14 . Director of Public Works was instructed to meet with the Director of Finance to find funds for Recreation Center renovation. 15 . Fire Chief advised that loaner ambulance would be in town while others in for routine service. 16. Director of. Public Works advised of Garage clean-up program. 17 . Director of Public Works advised of citizens group on Country Club Drive interested in participation in development of landscape plan. 18. Director of Community Development asked for United Healthcare Plans for network extension into Martin and St. Lucie Counties. • Met with the Vice-Mayor Hansen on Wednesday, January 7 . • Attended the Village Council Meeting at 7 :00 p.m. on January 8 . • Attended the Special Village Council Meeting at 4:30 p.m. on January 13 . • A Staff Meeting was held on January 20 at 10 : 00 a.m. wherein the following items were discussed: 1 . Water System Manager queried as to the status of his report on the privatization of water operations . 2 . Water System Manager queried as to whereabouts of letter to Peter Holton for sale advise on water properties . 3. Water System Manager requested to provide status report on remediation of filter problem. 4 . Water System Manager instructed to seek grants for water main extension to Tropic Vista and Jupiter Heights and to report on same. 5 . Director of Public Works reminded to amend Drainage Study pert chart. 6 . Water System Manager queried as to water sales data trends on Village Manager Report. 7 . Director of Public Works queried as to status of worker' s compensation case. 8. Director of Public Works reminded to prepare revised plan . for Gallery Square North at Seabrook. 9 . Village Clerk requested to provide status report on group life insurance change. 10 . Director of Public Works was informed that Constitution Park bikepath surface is buckling and that sign needs replacement. 11 . Village Clerk queried as to status of implementation of Drug-Free Workplace. 12 . Fire Chief provided a report on HAZMAT Ordinance proposal made to Palm Beach County Municipal League. 13 . Water System Manager advised that storage tank paint job was rescinded. 14 . Fire Chief advised that Paramedic on loan to Maine had returned. 15 . Fire Chief reported that NAMAC issued an RFI on Central Dispatch. 16 . Director of Finance reported that he was working on Pension Board Meeting Agenda. 17 . Director of Public Works asked Village Manager to attend meeting with Landscape Architect the following week. 18. Director of Public Works advised that Seabrook Road landscaping to be installed on 01/28. 19 . Chief of Police advised that Beach Road Association request for speed reduction on Beach Road was rejected by Palm Beach County Traffic Division. 20 . Water System Manager advised that purchase order had been issued to Calloway for property appraisal amendment. 21 . Water System Manager reported that Walgreens was relocating• to BP site on U.S. Highway One. 22 . Village Clerk advised all present that PA system in Council Chambers was off-limits . 23 . Village Clerk advised of work on Annexation Urban Services Report and need for input from all applicable Department Heads . 24 . Village Clerk advised of Bell South changes protocol. • Attended the ENCON Administrative Hearing on Wednesday, January 21, 1998, commencing at 9 : 00 a.m. • Attended the Local Planning Agency Public Hearing at 7: 00 p.m. on January 22 . • Attended the Finance and Administration Committee Meeting at 9 :00 a.m. on Monday, January 26 . • Met with Rim Bishop, Executive Director, Seacoast Utility Authority, at 1:00 p.m. on Monday, January 26. 4 • Attended Board of Trustees, Employee' s Pension Trust Fund Meeting at 9 : 00 a.m. on Wednesday, January 28. • Attended the City Manager/Finance Director Meeting in Juno Beach at 12 : 00 Noon on Wednesday, January 28. • Met with Director of Public Works and Landscape Architect Steve Parker at 10: 00 a.m. on Thursday, January 29 . • Attended meeting at 10:00 a.m. on Monday, February 2, with Fire Chief, Peter Allen, and Police Chief concerning computer training. • Attended the Beach Road Association Meeting at 4 : 00 p.m. on Monday, February 2 . • A Staff Meeting was conducted on Tuesday, February 3, at 10:00 a.m. wherein the following items were discussed: 1. The Director of Community Development was instructed to prepare a pert chart to complete occupational license data transfer. 2 . Director of Community Development directed to provide evidence of advising First United Bank of Village Council objection to no time clock. 3. Director of Community Development queried as to ISO non-certification. 4. Water System Manager questioned as to status of report on privatization of water operations. 5. Water System Manager requested to report on grants for water main extension to Tropic Vista and Jupiter Heights . 6. Finance Director questioned as to status of Committee for computer. selection. 7 . Director of Finance questioned as to status of budget preparation calendar. 8. Finance Director queried as to status of previously requested formal worker' s compensation policy. 9 . Police Chief instructed to ensure that Code Enforcement Officer is reviewing every commercial property once every two years. 10. Public Works Director questioned as to status of revised plans from Connie Fisher for Gallery Square North. . 11. Director of Finance questioned as to findings relative to inquiry about Palmquist '6/7/96 proposal for $2, 800. 00. 12 . Fire Chief questioned as to status of Medicare payments . 13 . Water System Manager queried as to status of land sale. 14 . Director of Public Works queried as to status of five and ten year plans on Tequesta Drive for intersection improvements. 15 . Director of Community Development queried as to underground tank removal findings. 16. Director of Public Works requested to report on meeting with Director of Finance to find funds for Recreation Center renovation. 17 . Director of Finance queried as to United Healthcare Network in Martin and St. Lucie Counties . 18. Director. of Public Works requested to report on status of worker' s compensation case. • Attended the Tequesta Oaks Homeowner' s Association Meeting at 7 :00 p.m. on February 4 . • Attended the Special Village Council Meeting for Public Hearing on Adelphia Cable Franchise Agreement at 7 : 00 p.m. on February 5 . • Memorandum to Village Council Regarding 1998 Village Council Meeting Schedule. • Memorandum to Village Council Regarding Water Service Agreement with Sterling House; Agenda Item. • Memorandum to Village Council Regarding Jupiter Request for Tequesta Participation in Funding Underground FPL Transmission Line at Loxahatchee River; Agenda Item. • Memorandum to Village Council Regarding Interlocal Agreement Between Town of Jupiter and Village of Tequesta for Joint Funding of Maintenance of Dover Ditch; Agenda Item. • Memorandum to Village Council Regarding Resolution in Opposition to HB3291 Telecommunications Rights-of-Way Act; Agenda Item. • Memorandum to Village Council Regarding Resolution Approving Gabriel, Roeder, Smith & Company Actuarial Services Agreement; Agenda Item. • Memorandum to Finance Director Regarding Monthly Listing of New Residents/Domiciles in Village of Tequesta. • Memorandum to Village Council Regarding Wireless Telecommunications Towers & Antennas Ordinance; Agenda Item. • The Water Department Monthly Water Usages Report and Monthly Water Quality Analysis Report for the Months of December, 1997 and January, 1998, are attached hereto and made a part of this Report. • Department of Community Development Monthly Report for the months of December, 1997, and January, 1998, are attached hereto and made a part of this Report. • The Department of Fire-Rescue Village Manager' s Report for the months of November and December 1997 are attached hereto and made a part of this Report. docs\vmrep-2.sam Tillage of Tequesta VilLzge of Tequesta Memo JAN 1 3 1998 To: Thomas G. Bradford, village Manager illage Manager's Office From: Thomas C. Hall, Water System Manager . Date: January 12, 1998 Subject: Monthly Water Usages for the Month of December 1 to December 31, 1997 The following is a summary of water pumpage for the month of December 1 - 31, 1997. TEQUESTA WATER TREATMENT PLANT DECEMBER 1997 1996 Target Pumpage 39 .500 m.g. 39 . 500 m.g. Actual Pumpage 34 . 611 m.g. 41. 281 m.g. Maximum Day 1 . 575 m.g. 2 . 137 m.g. Minimum Day 0 . 720 m.g. 0 .462 m.g. Average Day 1 .116 m.g. 1.332 m.g. Backwash Water Used 5 . 881 m.g. 2 . 752 m.g. Hydrant Flushing 1. 123 m.g. 1. 920 m.g. WATER PURCHASED FROM JUPITER DECEMBER 1997 1996 Target Pumpage - 47. 500 m.g. 47 . 500 m.g. - Actual Pumpage 40. 922 m.g. 47 . 632 m.g. Maximum Day 1. 672 m.g. 1 . 806 m.g. Minimum Day .0 . 816 m.g. 0 . 986 m.g. Average Day 1. 320 m.g. 1 . 537 m.g. TOTAL DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM PUMPAGE DECEMBER 1997 1996 Total Pumpage 75 . 533 m.g. 88 . 913 m.g. Maximum Day 2 . 754 m.g. 3 .514 m.g. Minimum Day . 1. 918 m.g. 2 .264 m.g. Average Day 2 .437 m.g. . 2 . 868 m.g. 0 • Page 2 - January 12, 1998 1997 1996 • Metered Service Connections 4, 864 4, 604 Rainfall 5.89" 1.53" WATER SALES DATA Total Water Sales (FYTD) $664, 748 $662,219 Target Sales (FYTD) $700, 000 $676,250 Jupiter Purchased Water - Annual Contract . 547. 500 m.g. Water Received from Jupiter to-date 225.. 718 m.g. Balance 321.782 m.g. MONTHLY WATER QUALITY ANALYSIS PARAMETER 1997 1996 Ph 7.5 7. 6 Total Alkalinity 215 mg/1 180 mg/1 Total Hardness 234 mg/1 180 mg/1 Calcium Hardness 223 mg/1 172 mg/1 Color 6 pcu 8 pcu Iron 0 . 09 mg/1 0 . 05 mg/1 Chlorides 75 mg/1 53 mg/1 Turbidity 0 .25 ntu 0 .20 ntu Chlorine (total) 3 .2 mg/1 2 . 8 mg/1 DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM MAINTENANCE Meter Installation Replacements 5 New Installs 2 Hydrant Maintenance Flushed 168 Replaced. 0 Serviced: 2 Blow-offs Flushed 42 /mk . c: Bill Kascavelis, Director of Finance Roy Fallon, Chief Operator Tom Jensen, P.E. , Reese, Macon & Associates Mo.Usage.Dec.97 Village of TequF- • Village ofTequesta Memo ""1 FEB O 5 199E' To: Thomas G. Bradford, Village Manager Village Manager'r:� ;r,.•e From: Thomas C. Hall, Water System Manager ') Date: February 4, 1998 Subject: Monthly Water Usages for the Month of January 1 through January 31, 1998 The following is a summary of water pumpage for the month of January 1 through 31, 1998 . TEQUESTA WATER TREATMENT PLANT JANUARY 1998 1997 Target Pumpage 41. 500 m.g. 41. 500 m.g. Actual Pumpage 32 . 752 m.g. 38 . 919 m.g. Maximum Day 1.330 m.g. 1.716 m.g. Minimum Day 0 .597 m.g. 0 . 702 m.g. Average Day 1. 057 m.g. 1.255 m.g. Backwash Water Used 6 . 025 m.g. 2 . 763 m.g. • Hydrant Flushing 0 . 616 m.g. 0 .275 m.g. WATER PURCHASED FROM JUP.ITER JANUARY 1998 1997 Target Pumpage 45 .500 m.g. 45 .500 m.g. Actual Pumpage 41. 709 m.g. 43 .370 m.g. Maximum Day 1. 687m.g. 1. 709 m.g. Minimum Day 0 . 853 m.g. 0 . 844 m.g. Average Day 1 .345 m.g. 1 .399 m.g. TOTAL DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM PUMPAGE JANUARY 1998 1997 Total Pumpage 74 .461 m.g. 82 .289 m.g. Maximum Day 2 . 906 m.g. 3 . 125 m.g. Minimum Day 1. 924 m.g. 2 . 026 m.g. Average Day 2 .402 m.g. 2 . 654 m.g. 3 • Page 2 - February 2, 1998 1998 1997 Metered Service Connections 4, 872 4, 664 Rainfall 5 .38" 4 .21" WATER SALES DATA Total Water Sales (FYTD) $898, 113 $879, 156 Target Sales (FYTD) $933,332 $901, 664 Jupiter Purchased Water - Annual Contract 547.500 m.g. Water Received from Jupiter to-date 269 . 894 m.g. Contract Balance 277 .606 m.g. • MONTHLY WATER QUALITY ANALYSIS PARAMETER 1998 1997 Ph 7.5 7.5 Total Alkalinity 211. mg/1 197 mg/1 Total Hardness 217 mg/1 204 mg/1 Calcium Hardness 209 mg/1 196 mg/1 Color 7. pcu 7 pcu Iron 0 .12 mg/1 0 . 04 mg/1 Chlorides 60 mg/1 49 mg/1 Turbidity . 0 .16 ntu 0 .12 ntu Chlorine (total) 3 .4 mg/1 3 .2 mg/1 DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM MAINTENANCE Meters Replacements 1 New Installs 8 • Hydrants Flushed: 35 Replaced: 1 Serviced: 4 Blow-offs Flushed: 3 /mk c: Bill Kascavelis, Director of Finance Roy Fallon, Chief Operator Tom Jensen, P.E. , Reese, Macon & Associates Mo.Usage.Jan.98 Village ofT'equeSta JAN 6 lv� Village Manager's Office ' - • PERMITS ISSUED DURING THE PERIOD 12/01/97 THROUGH 12/31%97 PAGE 1 THIS -.REPORT WAS PRINTED,ON._JANUARY 5, 1998 VILLAGE OF TEQUESTA PERMIT TYPE AND DESCRIPTION . #.OF PERMITS VALUATION FEES DUE FEES PAID ' BC - BUILDING - COMMERCIAL NEW 2 2,852,090.44 45,621.44 45,621.44 .:, BR - BUILDING - NEW RESIDENTIAL 2 621,238.32 9,927.81 9,927.81 CA - COMMERCIAL. ALTERATIONS .6ADDITIONS , . . 2 25,600.00.--.. ... ...,.. ._434.00 _ 434.00.. . ._. DM - ;DEMOLITION 1 495.00 35.00 35.00 DR- DRIVEWAY ..; 3 13,600.00 254.00 254.00 -, EL -'ELECTRICAL.-.MISCELLANEOUS : _ 11 _. . ... . . ..0.,00 ........ .. .60.0.80. . _.._.. ..._ 6Q0,80.. .._ _ .... ER - ELECTRICAL - NEW CONSTRUCTION 1 0.00 1,435.00 1,435.00 i.,- LS - LANDSCAPE PERMIT 4 42,000.00 718.00 718.00 ME- MECHANICAL . . 5 _..106,_929.00.._. . . - _. .1,8_42,54...__.._ 1,842.54.. ME' -MULTI-FAMILY.:•NEW/ADDITIONSJALT. 1 400.00 35.00 35.00 ' :; MO - tape. PERMITS:." - '" . 2 38,028.00 � 2,734.64 2,734.64 1 . 9 1 PL.' PLUMBING - RESIDENTIAL & COMMERCIAL.. ' - . _ . _ _0.00 ... _...2..039.00. _.----_..._ .2,93.9_.00.. ',; RA - RESIDENTIAL ALTERATIONS 6 ADDITIONS 1 8,500.00 130.00 130.00 SB - SIGN PERMITS 2 6,090.00 130.00 130.00 SP SWIMM.IN.G..POOLS, .. 1.. . .... . .._.3.5,,000,.00 .. . . . ._.... _....554...00. _._----•.. ' I,' TOTALS FOR ALL PERMIT TYPES 70 3,849,970.76 66,491.23 66,491.23 ' fr: . Is! PERMITS ISSUED DURING THE PERIOD 10/01/97 THROUGH 12/31/97 - - PAGE 1 THIS REPORT WAS PRINTED ON JANUARY 5, 1998 VILLAGE OF TEQUESTA 1' PERMIT TYPE AND DESCRIPTION # OF PERMITS VALUATION FEES DUE FEES PAID i- BC - 'BUILDING - COMMERCIAL"`NEW 2 2,852;090.44-' -45,621.44 45,621.44 - _ BR - BUILDING - NEW RESIDENTIAL 3 919,728.32 14,697.65 14,697.65 ''` CA - COMMERCIAL ALTERATIONS & ADDITIONS 5 124,909.29 2,042.95 2,042.95 1 DM - DEMOLITION 1_..._ 495.00 _..35.00 -... ..._ 15.00 l+i DR - DRIVEWAY 6 41,325.00 705.38 705.38 i.,I EL ELECTRICAL . MISCELLANEOUS 30 3,480.00 1,577.60 1,577.60 1-1 ER' - ELECTRICAL - NEW CONSTRUCTION 5 0...00.. 2,065.00. ............ 2,065.00..... ... -! LS - LANDSCAPE PERMIT 7 49,817.50 973.00 973.00 ! ME - MECHANICAL 16 129,215.00 2,412.54 2,412.54 ., 'MP:- "MULTI-FAMILY-NEW/ADDITIONS/ALT : 3 7,400.00 •_ -260.00 260.00 , . MO - !RISC. PERMITS 97 501,412.51 9,760.29 9,760.29 PI, - PLUMBING RESIDENTIAL & COMMERCIAL 16 2,000.00 2,716.00 2,716.00 RA - RESIDENTIAL "ALTERATIONS'& ADDITIONS S. 54,800.00 894.00 -- SB - SIGN PERMITS 5 8,140.00 250.00 250.00 ' SP - SWIMMING POOLS 2 51,250.00 808.00 808.00 • TOTALS FOR ALL-PERMIT TYPES --_y2__03 4,746,063.06 84,818.85 84,818.85 . r; i : . 1,. i' PERMITS ISSUED DURING THE PERIOD '01/01/97'THROUGH 12/31/97 PAGE 1 THIS REPORT WAS PRINTED ON JANUARY 5, 1998 VILLAGE OF TEQUESTA r PERMIT TYPE AND DESCRIPTIONi # OF PERMITS VALUATION FEES DUE FEES PAID 1 .. BC-- BUILDING COMMERCIAL NEW 3 2,872,490.44" "" 45,927.44 _ 45,927.44 •`,i BR — BUILDING — NEW RESIDENTIAL 170 15,473,504.78 233,004.47 233,004.47 1'• CA — COMMERCIAL ALTERATIONS & ADDITIONS 20 568,159.29 9,205.47 9,205.47 DM — DEMOLITION :' -- ___...., 6 . . ...23,245.00 - ._.... .....290.00. 2.90.00 ... DR — ,DRIVEWAY' 9 44,770.00 800.38 800.38 EL — -ELECTRICAL SANEQDS.... 'e 306 6,080.00 11,121.17 11,121.17 ER — ELECTRICAL'_ NEW�CONSTRUCTION .. 171 0.00 17,330 00"' 17,330.00 ' LD — LAND DEVELOPMENT 2 0.00 790.00 790.00 LS — LANDSCAPE PERMIT 34 261,670.35 8,595.95 8,595.95 ME — MECHANICAL 276.... 751,250.00 .....- '14,132.70 ... .. ..... 14,132.70 • .ME - MULTI-FAMILY.NEW/ADDITIONS/ALT.' 5 526,196.00 4,291.94 4,291.94 MO — MISC.;PERMITS . 'a ' 601 3,373,378.59 56,255.06 56,255.06 , .PC '_''PURLIC'CONSTRUCTION. : 20 370,540.00 . . . ._..... . .. .....0.00 0.00 :; PL — PLUMBING — RESIDENTIAL & COMMERCIAL 228 2,000.00 27,239.00 27,239.00 • RA — RESIDENTIAL ALTERATIONS E. ADDITIONS 20 392,399.00 6,223.94 6,223.94 • -. SP —`-SWIMMING FOOLS - 20 258,073.00 3,954.33 3,954.33 --'-- TOTALS FOR ALL' PERMIT TYPES _,... . ._'_ ... . -.. . .: 1,922 24,966,237.45 440,406.85 _. .._ 440,406.85 rc 1 : I.1 I r 1; M r. Ts PERMITS"ISSUED DURING THE PERIOD 01/01/98 THROUGH-01/31/98- " PAGE 1 THIS REPORT "WAS PRINPED ON FEBRUARY 2, 1998 VILLAGE OF TEQUESTA PERMIT TYPE AND DESCRIPTION # OF PERMITS. VALUATION FEES DUE FEES PAID I ' BR - BUILDING NEW RESIDENTIAL 01,228.26 _ _65 i 2 401;228.26 6;407.65'. '6,407.65 " ''1 CA - COMMERCIAL ALTERATIONS &ADDITIONS i.u� 1 1,800.00 100.00 100.00 , , DR - DRIVEWAY 2 7,400.00 140.00 140.00 ; 1 EL ELECTRICAL - MISCELLANEOUS ' ER - ELECTRICAL - NEW CONSTRUCTION 210.00 - 210 00 2 0.00 833.0Q 835 00- ME .- MECHANICAL '8 33,825.00 1,014.08 1,014 08 1 . MF - MULTI-FAMILY NEW/ADDITIONS/ALT. 1 2,150:00 55.00 55.00.. . MO - MISC. PERMITS 35 175,318.70 ` 3,749.80 3,749.80 PL - PLUMBING - RESIDENTIAL & COMMERCIAL 13 0.00 1,010.00 1,010.00 i:�� RA - RESIDENTIAL ALTERATIONS &-ADDITIONS " 3 - - 2;050:00 ... ... .. _T25.00 . . _. . .. . . . 125 00 Sp - SWIMMING POOLS 1 7.50Q.00� .. 114.00. . . " 114:00;,. ., TOTALS FOR ALL PERMIT TYPES 73" 636,271.96 13,760.53 13,760.53 :I , 1. I I 1 • PERMITS ISSUED 'DURING THE PERIOD 1001/97 THROUGH 01/31798 PAGE 1 THIS REPORT WAS PRINTED ON FEBRUARY 2, 1998 I,'. . VILLAGE OF TEQUESTA I. • # OF PERMITS VALUATION FEES DUE FEES PAID '' PERMIT TYPE' AND DESCRIPTION •-. �.,. BC - BUILDING -COMMERCIAL NEW ... -- . . - '- 5 2 � � 2,852,090.44 45;621":44" 45,621".44 -"i. BR - BUILDING - NEW RESIDENTIAL 5 1,320,956.58 21,105.30 21,105..30 Id CA - COMMERCIAL ALTERATIONS & ADDITIONS 6 126,709.29 2,142.95 2,142.95 ji DM -•DEMOLITION 1 495 00 35 00 35,00 i DR - DRIVEWAY 8 48,,725.00 845 ,38 ... $45.38 I EL - ELECTRICAL - MISCELLANEOUS _ 35 3 �d80:00 ' 1,787.b0.: 1.,?87.60 -'•, ER - ELECTRICAL - NEW CONSTRUCTION • ... - ._ • ' ` 7 0.00 .. - 2,900.00 2;900':00 .` j;�. LS - LANDSCAPE PERMIT 7 49,817.50 973.00 973.00 ME - MECHANICAL 24 168,040.00 • 3,426.62 3,426.62 1 ! MF - MULTI-FAMILY NEWfADDITIONS/AtT - - - 4 .- MO - MISC.. PERMITS '132 • 676,731.21 13.,:510.09 13,510. .9 i; G" PL - PLUMBIN -' RESIDENTIAL & COMMERCIAL "29 2,006:00 3-,726:00 3,726.00 . RA - RESIDENTIAL ALTERATIONS -& 'ADDITIONS -' 8 56,850:00- "` "- .. - 1,019.00 .-' - 1 '019:00 • SB - SIGN PERMITS 5 8,140.00 250.00 250.00 ;;1 SP - SWIMMING POOLS 3 58,750.00 922.00 922.00 ' i I . TOTALS FOR ALL PERMIT TYPES 276 5,382,335.02 98;579.38 98,579.38 i,:] • • a1 . i • j • • , i . . f' . 1,1 it i • • • • a --s i aa: VILLAGE OF TEQUESTA tifSij DEPARTMENT OF FIRE RESC lage of Tequesta VILLAGE MANAGERS REP T E- ' JAN 1 5 1999 NOVEMBER 1997 Number of days included in this report 3 i� Total number of calls 62 Number of medical calls 33 Number of fire calls 13 Number of calls classified as others 16 Resources utilized for incident mitigation Number of Engine company responses 36 Number of ladder company responses 11 Number of times Mutual Aid was received 3 Number of times Mutual Aid was given 1 Total number of hours needed for incident mitigation 269.5 Average daily staffing Daily on duty firefighting force 5.28 Daily on duty career firefighting force 5.05 Daily on duty volunteer firefighting force 0.2 Average number of volunteer firefighters on duty during daytime hours 0.2 Average number of volunteer firefighters on duty during night time hours 0.2 Fire Code Enforcement Total hours utilized on Code Enforcement 70 Hours spent on pre-fire planning 4 Number of violations found this month 46 Number of violations corrected this month 4 Required Duties Hours needed for vehicle maintenance 65 Hours utilized for equipment testing 25 Hours needed for equipment maintenance 47 Hours needed for equipment checks 151 Hours needed for building maintenance 94 Hours needed for hose testing 0 Hours needed for hydrant testing 111 Total gallons of water used 26350 Miscellaneous Hours dedicated to community service . 48 Hours required for administrative support 160 Firefighter physical fitness program 68.5 io VILLAGE OF TEQUESTA DEPARTMENT OF FIRE RES Wage of Tequesta ifgg- VILLAGE MANAGERS REP RT r ' JAN 1 5 1999 " t DECEMBER 1997 Number of days included in this report 31 Total number of calls 49 Number of medical calls 33 Number of fire calls 6 Number of calls classified as others 10 Resources utilized for incident mitigation Number of Engine company responses 28 Number of ladder company responses 4 Number of times Mutual Aid was received 1 Number of times Mutual Aid was given 2 Total number of hours needed for incident mitigation 295.5 Average daily staffing Daily on duty firefighting force 5.14 Daily on duty career firefighting force 5.04 Daily on duty volunteer firefighting force 0.0 Average number of volunteer firefighters on duty during daytime hours 0.1 Average number of volunteer firefighters on duty during night time hours 0.0 Fire Code Enforcement Total hours utilized on Code Enforcement 39.5 Hours spent on pre-fire planning 6 Number of violations found this month 9 Number of violations corrected this month 4 Required Duties Hours needed for vehicle maintenance 58 Hours utilized for equipment testing 40. Hours needed for equipment maintenance 48 Hours needed for equipment checks 159 Hours needed for building maintenance 70 Hours needed for hose testing 58 Hours needed for hydrant testing 1 Total gallons of water used 9400 Miscellaneous Hours dedicated to community service 35 Hours required for administrative support 159.5 Firefighter physical fitness program 83