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VILLAGE MANAGER'S REPORT
MAY 6, 1996 - JUNE 7, 1996
During this reporting period, there were 1026 recorded telephone
calls to the Village Manager' s Office and 337 citizen inquiries
at the lobby counter.
• Memorandum to Village Council Regarding Solicitation of
Tequesta Citizen Comments Relative to Bureau of Land Management
Draft Jupiter Inlet Coordinated Resource Management Plan.
• Memorandum to Mike Meder, Councilmember, Regarding Response to
Minimum Property Standards Inquiry of 4/8/96.
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• Letter to Joseph Ellis, Governing Board Member, ENCON,
Regarding Tequesta Proposal to Work with ENCON in Addressing
Pollution Sources of the Loxahatchee River.
• Letter to All Members of the Palm Beach County Legislative
Delegation Regarding Tequesta Resolution No. 24-95/96 - In
Support of the Florida Department of Transportation to Acquire
Right-of-Way of the Florida East Coast Railway for the
Provision of Rail Passenger Service.
• Letter to Allan Oslund, Gee & Jenson, Regarding Fairway East
Drainage Repairs .
• Letter to Bruce Dawson, District Manager, Department of the
Interior, Regarding Jupiter Inlet Bureau of Land
Management/CRMP; Written Comments for Full Consideration in the
Development of the Final Plan.
• Memorandum to Building Official Regarding Mobil Oil Service
Station (SW corner of U.S. One and County Line Road) .
• Memorandum to Director of Public Works & Recreation Regarding
Infrastructure Standards Manual.
• Memorandum to Village Council Regarding Language Wars.
• Letter to Charles Speights Regarding_Village of Tequesta.
• Letter to Tom Warner, State Representative, Regarding HB 1951 .
II Letter to Thomas Little Regarding Special Master Program Cost.
■ Letter to Patricia Shoemaker, Retirement Administrator,
Division of Retirement, Regarding Florida Retirement System
Opt-Out Processing.
■ Letter to Amanda Bass Regarding Girl Scout Gold Award.
■ Letter to Donna Lee Flynn, Palm Glades Girl Scout Council
Regarding Gold Award Honoree Amanda Bass.
■ Letter to Fire Chief Regarding Request for Computer and Network
System Requirements.
■ Memorandum to Public Works Committee Members Regarding
Available Revenues for Proposed Public Works Projects.
■ Memorandum to Michael Rouland, Water Department, Regarding
Grievance Notice; Date of Appeal; 5/10/96. .
■ Memorandum to Village Council Regarding LaDuca Code Enforcement
Case; Joint Stipulation.
■ Memorandum to Finance Director Regarding Stormwater Utility
Capital Projections.
■ Memorandum to Stormwater Utility Board Members Regarding
Stormwater Utility Capital Projections; Agenda Item.
■ Memorandum to Mike Meder, Councilmember, Regarding Merits of
On-Street Parking.
■ Memorandum to Finance Director Regarding Village of Tequesta
Municipal Firefighter' s Pension Fund; Salary Definition.
■ Memorandum to Finance Director Regarding Firefighter Pension
Board Approval of Fund Expenditures .
■ Memorandum to Village Council Regarding Department of
Environmental Protection Reverse Osmosis Discharge Permit.
■ Letter to Village Attorney Regarding Urban County Qualification
Process 1996; Interlocal Cooperation Agreement Between Palm
Beach County and Village of Tequesta.
■ Letter to Rick Dent, Executive Director, Loxahatchee River
District, Regarding Special Joint Workshop Meeting Village
Council and ENCON Governing Board; 6/27/96; Juno Beach Town
Hall.
■ Letter to Mary Thixton, Production Manager, The Jupiter
Theater; Regarding Request for Temporary Signage.
• Memorandum to Public Safety Committee Members Regarding
Disposal of Tequesta Property; 370 Maple Avenue.
• Memorandum to Public Safety Committee Members Regarding Zoning
Ordinance Amendment; Specific Medical Hardship.
• Memorandum to Finance Director, Director of Public Works and
Allan Oslund, Gee & Jenson, Regarding 1996 Non-Ad Valorem
Schedule.
• Memorandum to Village Council Regarding Citizens Priorities
Committee Outline; Agenda Item.
• Letter to Allan Oslund, PLS, Gee & Jenson, Regarding Tequesta
Village Hall Parking Lot Asphalt Overlay.
• Letter to Gary Van Brock Regarding Tequesta Library Site; IRS
Form 8283 .
• Letter to Kent R. Olson Regarding Proposed Tax Abatement
Program; North County Economic Development Group.
• Letter to Ken Meinken, Beach Road Association, Regarding
Camelot Historic and Cultural Center; Tequesta Resolution No.
9-95/96.
• Letter to Scott G. Hawkins, Esq. , Regarding Dorothy Campbell
vs . Village of Tequesta.
• Memorandum to Richard Davis, Code Enforcement Officer,
Regarding Enforcement of Undergrowth and Weeds Ordinance in
Tequesta Country Club.
• Attended the Redevelopment Committee Meeting at 9 : 00 A.M. on
May 6.
• Met with Attorney Steve Mathison at 2 : 30 P.M. on May 7th.
• Attended the Water Department Budget Review Meeting at 10:00
A.M. on May 8th.
• Met Mike Montefusco at 3:00 P.M. on May 8th.
• Met with Lighthouse Gallery Officials at 9:00 A.M. on May 9th.
• Attended a Cypress Drive Drainage Meeting at the Town of
Jupiter at 2 :00 P.M. on May 9th.
• Attended the Village Council Meeting at 7:00 P.M. on May 9th.
• Conducted a Staff Meeting at 10:00 A.M. on May 14th wherein
the following items were discussed.
1 . The Building Official was requested to notify those who
had issued a Letter of Intent to comply with Ordinance
No. 377 to proceed to the next step in the process.
2 . The Building Official was reminded to comply with Village
Council request for update on Ordinance 377 compliance.
3. The Village Clerk was requested to implement the computer
set up as suggested by Councilmember Meder.
4. All Department Heads were asked their need for summer
interns .
5 . Water System Manager was directed to schedule a meeting
of effective Departments relative to Central Garage
Project and any modifications associated therewith.
6. Fire Chief Weinand sought specific comments on Computer
Network specifications.
7 . Fire Chief Weinand sought information relative to pay out
policies about the communities as may be recorded by
Florida League of Cities.
8. Chief Weinand advised of the Statewide Disaster Committee
strongly suggesting that Tequesta become a part of the
same for disaster relief.
9 . Chief Roderick advised of confiscated vehicle sequestered
by his department.
10. Chief Roderick made a Drug-Free Work Place policy
inquiry.
11 . Chief Roderick advised that COPS FAST revenue had been
received and had been held by the Finance Department.
12 . Water System Manager advised that he was scheduling
Safety Committee Meeting.
13 . Building Official advised that Sterling House permit had
been issued for $25,000.
14. Building Official advised of Mobile Oil submittal for
Department Head review.
15. Building Official advised of DiVosta submittal for
Department Head review.
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16 . Village Clerk advised of Constitution Park Grand Opening
event and sought volunteers from all Departments to help
operate same.
■ Attended the Department Community Development Budget Review
session at 10:00 A.M. on May 15.
■ Met with Commissioner Marcus at 1:00 P.M. on May 16 Regarding
Camelot Proposal.
■ Met with CWA Officials at 4:00 P.M. on May 16.
■ Met with the Building Official at 10:00 A.M. on May 17 .
■ Met with Martin Perry, Judy DaVersa and Mayor Mackail at 9 :00
A.M. on May 20.
■ Attended the Public Works Committee Meeting at 7 : 00 P.M. on May
20.
■ Attended the Florida City/County Manager' s Association Annual
Conference in Sarasota from 1:00 P.M. on Tuesday, May 21,
through Friday, May 24 .
■ A Staff Meeting was conducted on May 28, 1996, at 10:00 A.M. ,
wherein the following items were discussed.
1 . The Director of Public Works was requested to provide a
status report relative to the proposed Country Club Drive
Streetlight Project.
2 . The Director of Public Works and the Water System Manager
requested to seek mylar set of all Village plans on file
with Gee & Jenson.
3 . The Finance Director was requested to provide the
stormwater/garbage assessment public hearing dates .
4. The Director of Public Works was requested to provide a
maintenance program for Village Hall landscaping.
5. Director of Public Works was requested to check on Beach
Road mulch and groundcover.
6. The Fire Chief and Police Chief- were requested to provide
the status of their benchmark reports requested of the
Village Manager.
7 . Director of Public Works was requested to provide status
report relative to FPL light for rear parking lot at
Village Hall Complex.
8. The Building Official was asked the status of the
Concurrency Annual Report that was due on May 24.
9 . The Director of Finance was advised that the Firefighter
Pension Plan required Board of Trustees to approve change
in beneficiaries for all firefighters.
10. Chief of Police was requested to confirm that the Code
Enforcement Officer was reviewing all commercial
properties bi-annually within the Village.
11. The Director of Public Works sought direction for the
landscape architect designing Seabrook Road
Beautification Project.
12 . The Chief of Police advised that a No-Thru truck sign
would be installed at the intersection of P•ineview and
Cypress Drives.
13 . Chief of. Police advised that traffic survey card failure
would necessitate additional traffic survey of Beach
Road.
14. Chief of Police advised that the Olympic Torch Run would
be on July 4.
15 . The Water System Manager provided the Village Manager
with a copy of the RO Discharge Permit issued by DEP.
16 . Building Official advised that Concurrency Report was
late and needed one additional month to receive agency
responses to same.
17 . Village Clerk sought input on Constitution Park
prohibition signage.
18 . Village Clerk requested two men from Public Works be
granted overtime assignment for Grand Opening Event.
19 . Fire Chief advised that the Tequesta Country Club would
be injecting methobromide commencing on June 4.
20. Finance Director advised that he had presented Village
Manager with direct deposit authorization • as a Village
Council Agenda item.
21 . Finance Director advised that a budget revision was
needed for the Village Council Meeting on June 13.
• Attended a meeting at Attorney Shuey' s office in West Palm
Beach in the matter of Campbell v. Village of Tequesta at 3 : 30
P.M. on May 28.
• Attended a Budget Review Meeting at 10:00 A.M. on May 29.
• Attended the Stormwater Utility Board Meeting at 7 :00 P.M. on
May 29.
• Attended a Lunch Meeting at Juno Beach Town Center with Gail
Nelson and Lee Evett at Noon on May 31.
• Attended the Budget Review Meeting for Public Works, Capital
Improvement Fund and Bond Fund at 10:00 A.M. on June 5.
• Met with Mayor Mackail and Skip Randolph in West Palm Beach at
2 :00 P.M. on June 5.
• Attended the Public Safety Committee Meeting at 4:30 P.M. on
June 6 .
• Attended the Firefighter Pension Board Meeting at 9 :00 A.M. on
June 7 .
• Memorandum to Village Council Regarding Resolution Creating the
Village of Tequesta Code Enforcement Review Task Force; Agenda
Item.
• The Village of Tequesta Department of Fire-Rescue Village
Manager' s Report for the Months of April and May 1996 is
attached hereto and made a part of this Report.
• The Water Department Monthly Water Usages Report and Monthly
Water Quality Analysis Report for the Months of April and May
1996 is attached hereto and made a part of this Report.
• The Department of Community Development Monthly Report for the
month of May 1996 is attached hereto and made a part of this
Report.
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• VILLAGE MANAGERS REPORT
..:n %`:ai M ,l " M1 APRIL 1996
Number of days included in this report 30
Total number of calls 53 Number of medical calls 34
Number of fire calls 8 Number of calls classified as others 11
Resources utilized for incident mitigation
Number of Engine company responses 49 Number of ladder company responses 13
Number of times Mutual Aid was received 1 Number of times Mutual Aid was given 2
Total number of hours needed for incident mitigation 169.66
Average daily staffing
Daily on duty firefighting force 5.43
Daily on duty career firefighting force 5.16
Daily on duty volunteer firefighting force 0.26
Average number of volunteer firefighters on duty during daytime hours 0.25
Average number of volunteer firefighters on duty during night time hours 0.27
Fire Code Enforcement
Total hours utilized on Code Enforcement 82 Hours spent on pre-fire planning 10
Number of violations found this month 92 Number of violations corrected this month 48
Required Duties
Hours needed for vehicle maintenance 59 Hours utilized for equipment testing 23
Hours needed for equipment maintenance 48 Hours needed for equipment checks 144
Hours needed for building maintenance 81 Hours needed for hose testing 1
Hours needed for hydrant testing 0 Total gallons of water-used- 104.5- -
Miscellaneous
Hours dedicated to community service 52
Hours required for administrative support 149
Firefighter physical fitness program 51.5
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TF DEPARTMENT OF FIRE RESCUE
VILLAGE MANAGERS REPORT
MAY 1996
Number of days included in this report 31
Total number of calls 44 Number of medical calls 25
Number of fire calls 4 Number of calls classified as others 15
Resources utilized for incident mitigation
Number of Engine company responses 38 Number of ladder company responses 16
Number of times Mutual Aid was received 0 Number of times Mutual Aid was given 0
Total number of hours needed for incident mitigation 138
Average daily staffmg
Daily on duty firefighting force 5.18
Daily on duty career firefighting force 5
Daily on duty volunteer firefighting force 0.18
Average number of volunteer firefighters on duty during daytime hours 0.09
Average number of volunteer firefighters on duty during night time hours 0.24
Fire Code Enforcement
Total hours utilized on Code Enforcement 80.5 Hours spent on pre-fire planning 12
Number of violations found this month 48 Number of violations corrected this month 70
Required Duties
Hours needed for vehicle maintenance 50 Hours utilized for equipment testing 13
Hours needed for equipment maintenance 30 Hours needed for equipment checks 142
Hours needed for building maintenance 83 Hours needed for hose testing 0
Hours needed for hydrant testing 15 Total gallons of water used 26010
Miscellaneous
Hours dedicated to community service 57.5
Hours required for administrative support 147
Firefighter physical fitness program 92
Village of Tequesta
MAY031996
Vi1IaQe Manager's Office
MEMORANDUM
TO: Thomas G. Bradford, Village Manager
FROM: Thomas C. Hall, Water System Manager
DATE: May 3, 1996 'U
SUBJECT: Monthly Water Usages
The following is a summary of water pumpage for the month of
April 1 through April 30, 1996.
TEQUESTA WATER TREATMENT PLANT
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APRIL 1996 1995
Target Pumpage 43 .000 m.g. 43 .000 m.g.
• Actual Pumpage 50.302 m.g. 48, 682 m.g.
Maximum Day 1. 970 m.g. 2 .286 m.g.
Minimum Day 1. 048 m.g. 1. 004 m.g.
Average Day 1. 677 m.g. 1 . 623 m.g.
Backwash Water Used 3 .128 m.g. 3 . 111 m.g.
Hydrant Flushing 0.192 m.g. 0 .054 m.g.
WATER PURCHASED FROM JUPITER
APRIL 1996 1995
, Target Pumpage 50.500 m.g. 43 .500 m.g.
Actual Pumpage 47.333 m.g. 50.419 m.g.
Maximum Day 2.117 m.g. 2.116 m.g.
Minimum Day 0.875 m.g. 0.612 m.g.
Average Day 1.578 m.g. 1. 681 m.g.
May .1, .L b
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TOTAL DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM PUMPAGE
APRIL 1996 1995
Total Pumpage 97 . 635 m.g. 99.101 m.g.
1 Maximum Day 4 . 087 m.g. 4.316 m.g.
Minimum Day 2 .335 m.g. 2.102 m.g.
Average Day 3 .255 m.g. 3.303 m.g.
1996 1995
Metered Service Connections 4,629 4 .571
Rainfall 1.94" 2 . 87"
Jupiter Purchased Water - Annual Contract . . . 547.500 m.g.
Water Received from Jupiter to-date . . . 379.974 m.g.
Balance 167.526 m.g.
MONTHLY WATER QUALITY ANALYSIS
APRIL
PARAMETER 1996 1995
Ph 7. 6 7.6
Total Alkalinity 186 mg/1 202 mg/1
Total Hardness 193 mg/1 205 mg/1
Calcium Hardness 185 mg/1 197 mg/1
Color 7 pcu 11 pcu
Iron . 04 mg/1 .05 mg/1
Chlorides 51 mg/1 56 mg/1
Turbidity . 09 ntu .14 ntu
Chlorine (total) 3 .0 mg/1 3.2 mg/1
DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM MAINTENANCE
Meter Installation - -. Replacements: 4
New Installs: 5
Hydrant Maintenance - Flushed: 0
Replaced: 0
Serviced: 8
Blow Offs Flushed: 1
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Roy Fallon, Chief Operator
Tom Jensen, P.E. , Reese, Macon & Associates
MEMORANDUM
TO: Thomas G. Bradford, Village Manager
FROM: Thomas C. Hall, Water System Manager
DATE: June 5, 1996
SUBJECT: Monthly Water Usages
The following is a summary of water pumpage for the month of
May 1 through May 31, 1996.
TEQUEETA WATER TREATMENT PLANT
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MAY 1996 1995
Target Pumpage 50. 000 m.g. 44 . 000 m.g.
Actual Pumpage 42 .990 m.g. 53,348 m.g.
Maximum Day 2 .226 m.g. 2 .284 m.g.
Minimum Day 0.567 m.g. 1 .202 m.g.
Average Day 1.387 m.g. 1. 721 m.g.
Backwash Water Used 3 .198 m.g. 3 .270 m.g.
Hydrant Flushing 0 .398 m.g. 0 . 025 m.g. ,
WATER PURCHASED FROM JUPITER
MAY 1996 1995
Target Pumpage 58.000 m.g. . 45. 000 m.g.
Actual Pumpage 49.256 m.g. 56.502 m.g.
Maximum Day 1.928 m.g. 2 . 066 m.g.
' Minimum Day 1.097 m.g. 1. 119 m.g.
Average Day 1.589 m.g. 1.823 m.g.
June 5, 1996
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TOTAL DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM PUMPAGE
MAY 1996 1995
Total Pumpage 92 .246 m.g. 109. 850 m.g.
Maximum Day 3 . 647 m.g. 4 .236 m.g.
Minimum Day 2 . 063 m.g. 2. 680 m.g.
Average Day 2 . 976 m.g. 3 .544 m.g.
1996 1995
Metered Service Connections 4, 631 4, 575
Rainfall 8 .33" 0. 91"
Jupiter Purchased Water - Annual Contract . . . 547.500 m.g.
Water Received from Jupiter to-date . . . 430.388 m.g.
Balance 117.112 m.g.
MONTHLY WATER QUALITY ANALYSIS
MAY
PARAMETER 1996 1995
Ph 7 .5 7.6
Total Alkalinity 188 mg/1 201 mg/1
Total Hardness 195 mg/1 201 mg/1
Calcium Hardness 188 mg/1 193 mg/1
Color 7 pcu 10 pcu
Iron 0 .05 mg/1 .04 mg/1
Chlorides 56 mg/1 59 mg/1
Turbidity 0 . 11 ntu 0 .13 ntu
Chlorine (total) 2 .7 mg/1 3 .2 mg/1 .
DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM MAINTENANCE
Meter Installation - Replacements: 23
New Installs: 2
Hydrant Maintenance - Flushed: 28
• Replaced: 0
Serviced: 4
Blow Offs Flushed: 77
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c: Bill Kascavelis, Director of Finance
Roy Fallon, Chief Operator
Tom Jensen, P.E. , Reese, Macon & Associates
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THIS REPORT WAS PRINTED ON JUNE 3, 1996
VILLAGE OF TEQUESTA
PERMIT TYPE AND DESCRIPTION M OF PERMITS VALUATION FEES DUE FEES PAID
BC - BUILDING COMMERCIAL NEW -•--.._._ ._. _..-- -••--- 1 1,420,640.00- 22,329.64 22,829.60
BR - BUILDING - NEW RESIDENTIAL 1 305,275.52 4,579.13 4,579.13
CA - COMMERCIAL ALTERATIONS 6 ADDITIONS 2 2,500.00 137.50 137.50
EL -EL ANEQYG -- ---- 14 5,182_20 474_50 471_8A
LS - LANDSCAPE PERMIT 1 400.00 25.00 25.00
ME - MECHANICAL 1 2,100.00 40.00 40.00
MO - MISC.--PERMITS - - - 42 170,590_04 2,714- 21 2,771 21
PI - PUBLIC CONSTRUCTION 1 13,650.00 0.00 0.00
PI. - PLUMBING - RESIDENTIAL I COMMERCIAL 6 379.00 204.00 204.00
RA - RES1 ENS __.._ .. ---._.___...-•_-- Z 92,526.00 1,0122-00 -1,4'1'l 94-•-.--..-_..-_
TOTALS FOR ALL PERMIT TYPES 74 2,097,253.72 31,992.14 31,992.14
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THIS REPORT WAS PRINTED ON JUNE 3, 1996
VILLAGE OF TEOUESTA
PERMIT TYPE AND DESCRIPTION N OF PERMITS VALUATION�A/ FEES DUE FEES PAID
BC = BUI 1 r ' -_ ,
1 1ni4RO 22_'12P 60 -f,724 6n
BR - BUILDING - NEW RESIDENTIAL — 4 733,864.42 11,007.96 11,007.96
CA - COMMERCIAL ALTERATIONS 6 ADDITIONS 13 140,700.00 2,350.00 2,350.00
1 4,san-00 30al0 5^ 00
EL - ELECTRICAL - MISCELLANEOUS 55 6,428.20 2,043.40 2,018.40
ER - ELECTRICAL - NEW CONSTRUCTION 1 0.00 165.00 165.00
LB-_ ANDSC'PE o�orrT l0 17�,166 5A
ME - MECHANICAL 39 111,727.00 1,912.84 1,912.84
MO - MISC. PERMITS 179 934,042.75 14,777.88 14,777.88
PC - .PUS.IC-CONSTRUCTION-------___._-.. .-_..._. __ 16 834,034 00 0 00- A AA
PL - PLUMBING - RESIDENTIAL & COMMERCIAL 21 2,879.00 1,002.00 1,002.00
RA - RESIDENTIAL ALTERATIONS & ADDITIONS 13 264,384.85 4,042.63 4,042.63
08 - BIGM.REMITS-- -----.-- -• _ 9 9,725_00 2BS 00 Olan nn
SP - SWIMMING POOLS 6 55,072.00 850.95 850.95
TOTALS.F0R.ALL PcRMLT.•TYP.EB......... ... —..--__....... 368 4,761,963 72 44_67m ".B 64,650 68
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PERMITS rcE En DURING TWE PER100- 10/41495 THRONON 434244.46
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• VILLAGE OF TEOUESTA
PERMIT TYPE AND DESCRIPTION N OF PERMITS VALUATION FEES DUE FEES PAID
BC - BUILDINGI.- COMMERCIAL NEW-- - --.....- •---- .. __-_-- 1 1,488,640.00 22 724.60 22 229_60 -------
BR - BUILDING - NEW RESIDENTIAL 7 1 ,142,668.52 17,140.03 17,140.03
CA - COMMERCIAL ALTERATIONS & ADDITIONS 15 160,200.00 2,840.00 2,840.00
GM -.DEMOLITION.- 1 4,500_O0 50,40
EL - ELECTRICAL - MISCELLANEOUS 90 6,593.20 3,672.40 3,647.40
ER - ELECTRICAL - NEW CONSTRUCTION 1 0.00 165.00 165.00
LS = T_ __._.-.._— _---..--- --.-.___-_ 16 249,147_49 1 0011_75 5,005_75
ME - MECHANICAL 59 162,429.00 2,765.34 2,765.34
MO - MISC. PERMITS 271 1 ,443,402;75 23,146.70 23,146.70
PC - PUBLIC CONSTRUCTION.. _. . .. _ -_.._-. 20 ,064_00 0.00 - _-
PL - PLUMBING - RESIDENTIAL & COMMERCIAL 38 2,879.00 1,955.00 1,955.00
RA - RESIDENTIAL ALTERATIONS & ADDITIONS 14 280,384.85 4,282.63 4,282.63
SB - SIGN PERMITS . _._. +�_ I',MS_00 420 00 420_00 —.
SP - SWIMMING POOLS 8 74,072.00 1,135.95 1 ,135.95
TOTALS FOR ALL PERMIT. TYPES----_-.__ -.._ . • �..-.-354 --5,092,'0� n1 04,90E AO 84 � a -_.—._...
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