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HomeMy WebLinkAboutDocumentation_Regular_Tab 5E_1/14/1993 • -r e VILLAGE OF TEQUESTA hi,.. , • Post Office Box 3273 • 357 Tequesta Drive ; � ,;; Tequesta,Florida 33469-0273 • (407)575-6200 711414 i4 Fax: (407)575-6203 0 VILLAGE MANAGER'S REPORT DECEMBER 7, 1992 - JANUARY 8, 1993 During this reporting period, there were 432 recorded phone calls to the Village Manager's Office and 142 citizen inquiries at the lobby counter. O Letter to Members of All Village Boards, Village Council and Village Councilmembers Enclosing the 1993 Executive Planner. O Memorandum to Bill C. Kascavelis, Finance Director, Regarding TequestaFest 93 Donation. O Letter to Lloyd M. Decker, President, Carriage Houses of Tequesta, Inc. , Regarding the Tequesta Drive Bridge Seawall . O Memorandum to Village Council Regarding the Tequesta Water System Map. O Memorandum to Scott D. Ladd, Building Official, Regarding the Community Appearance Board; Request for Color Copies with Agenda Packets . O Letter to Kenneth Northamer Regarding the Board of Adjustment and his Reappointment as a Regular Member. O Letter to William. Kirkland Regarding the Board of Adjustment and his Reappointment as a Regular Member. O Letter to Alfred DeMott regarding the Board of Adjustment and his Reappointment as a Regular Member. O Letter to Bob Freimark Regarding his Board of Adjustment Expiration. O Letter to Raymond Schauer Regarding his Appointment as a Regular Member to the Board of Adjustment. O Memorandum to Village Council Regarding a Request for Water Utility Interconnect. O Letter to Susan Carr Regarding the Lease Agreement Between Tequesta and the JTJC. Recycled Parer Y , Village Manager's Report Page 2- O Letter to John C. Randolph, Village Attorney, Regarding Constitution Park Improvements; Lease Agreement with JTJC. O A Staff Meeting was Held on December 15, . 1992, wherein the following items were discussed: 1 ) The Chief of Police was requested to amend the Special Duty Detail Application to notify applicants of Tequesta back billing for hours worked in access of those paid up front. 2 ) A discussion relative to securing an above ground fuel tank. for Village operations occurred. 3 ) The Building Official was requested to provide a status report on the Zoning Ordinance changes requested by the Village Council relative to PUD amendments . 4) The Building Official was requested to notify'the persons contemplating construction of the townhomes off Tequesta Drive for the need to provide for any water or sewer line laterals prior to the Tequesta Drive Paving Project estimated to commence in May of 1993. 5) Mr. Preston and Mr. Kascavelis were requested to meet with the Village Manager to review the budget and financing options for Constitution Park and Tequesta . Park. 6) All Departments were reminded to purchase office supplies locally whenever cost was equal or less than other suppliers. 7 ) All Departments were requested to notify office supply companies that sales personnel are prohibited from making sales calls . 8) Mr. Kascavelis was reminded to prepare the Charter required Fiscal Year End Report prior to December 30, 1992 . 9 ) Mr. Ladd was requested to provide his thoughts relative to the Van Brock sign request. 10) Mr. Kascavelis was requested to report his findings relative to automobile insurance discounts for providing employees with defensive driving courses. Village Manager's Report Page 3- 11 ) The Police Chief was requested to have Sgt. Irovando conduct at least two defensive driving courses for all applicable Village personnel. 12 ) Mr. Ladd was questioned about the Chevron Site Plan and the need for advanced information relative to applicants ' signage and variance requests . 13) Mr. Preston was asked to comment on the Constitution Park and JTJC presentation,. 14) Mr. Kascavelis was requested to provide funds for the Employee Christmas Party. 15) Mr. Kascavelis was reminded of the need to provide a written training schedule for an employee. 16) Mr. Ladd was questioned about fire plan review training. 17 ) Mrs . Manganiello was requested to proceed with Village- wide Voice Mail per the FY 93/ Budget. 18) Mr. Ladd submitted a Comprehensive. Plan Status Report. 19 ) The Chief of Police and the Building Official discussed Village Ordinances and appropriate hours for construction within various zoning districts . 20) Mr. Preston was instructed to inform Palm Beach County to proceed with the Country Club Drive Pedestrian Crossing Project. 21) Mr. Preston reported on the status of the Tequesta Drive Bridge seawall adjacent to Carriage House. 22) Mr. Preston discussed forthcoming Tree Board activities . 23) Mr. Preston discussed street stripping within the Village. 24) The Water System Manager inquired as to the status of the Well 25, 26 & 27 Project •re: condemnation. 25) The Water System Manager reported that four men in the Water Department were interested in becoming volunteer firefighters should the Village create its own fire- • rescue department. J Village Manager's Report Page 4- 26) The Water System Manager requested to perform lead and copper testing on Village Hall water sources . 27 ) The Chief of Police requested an interpretation of the Building Official relative to the ADA requirements and exempting the police lobby from the same. • 28) The Village Clerk requested a check from the Finance Department relative to payment for vehicle emissions testing. 29 ) The Village Clerk reported that JIB Club Condominiums had signed on for voluntary recycling. 30) The Village Clerk reported that Tequesta Cove was interested in recycling and that Waterway Condominium was considering the same. 31) The Village Clerk reported a citizen complaint concerning the traffic signal at Riverside Drive and Tequesta Drive , and an electrical problem with the adjacent streetlight . 32) The illegal basketball goal in Tequesta Pines was discussed with the Chief of Police, indicating that the subject property owner would be contacted and told to remove the same from Village right-of-way. O Memorandum to Village Council Regarding a Joint Council Meeting with Jupiter and Palm Beach County School Board; Cancellation. O Memorandum to the Village Council Regarding the Coastal Construction Control Line (CCCL) ; Beach Road Association. O Letter to James Van Wagner Regarding his Term Expiration from the Board of Adjustment. O Letter to Mary Seay Regarding the TequestaFest 93 Donation. O Memorandum to the Village Council Regarding the Village Manager's Vacation. O Memorandum to the Village Council Regarding a Joint Meeting with the Jupiter Town Council and the Palm Beach County School Board. 0 Memorandum to Scott Ladd, Building Official, Regarding Variance Applications; Staff Comments and Recommendations . Village Manager's Report Page S- O• Letter to Robert Weisman, County Adminstrator, Palm Beach County, Regarding a Jury Fund Program. O Letter to Roy Gupton, Director of Fire Services, Wackenhut Services, Inc. , Regarding Tequesta Fire-Rescue Request for Quotation; Wackenhut Response. O Letter to Timothy Monaghan, Esq. , Regarding the Fire Department; Florida Retirement System. O Memorandum to the Fire-Rescue Task Force Members Regarding the Adjusted Tequesta Fire Department Budget with EMS by North County Ambulance. O Memorandum to the Village Council Regarding a Meeting with the Palm Beach County School Board; Educational Decentralization. O Memorandum to the Village Council Regarding the Fire-Rescue Task Force; "Minority Report" . O Letter to Orlon V. Carr, III. , M.D. , Regarding Americans With Disabilities Act (ADA) ; Pre-Employment Physical Exam Questionnaire. O Letter to John LeRoux, Esq. , Regarding the Village of Tequesta v. First Union National Bank; Parcel 9; Abandonment of Public_ Property and Site Plan Review. O Memorandum to All Department Heads Regarding Administrative Policy No. 1-92/93; Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) ; Grievance Procedure. 0 Letter to Donald A. Nagy Regarding the Christmas Carol Chorale; Santa Claus . O Letter to Edward C. Howell, Village Councilmember, Regarding an Economic Analysis of the Tequesta Fire-Rescue Department; Economic Multiplier. O Letter to Randy Whitfield, P.E. , Director of the Metropolitan Planning Organization, Regarding Northern Palm Beach County Tri-Rail Service. Village Manager's Report Page 6- • O A Staff Meeting was conducted on January 5, 1993, in the Conference Room wherein the following items were discussed: 1 ) Adminstrative Procedures relative to variance requests before the Board of Adjustment were discussed with the Building Official . 2 ) Mr. Rascavelis was questioned as to his findings relative to Town of Jupiter interest in self-insurance programs . 3 ) All Departments were requested to provide verbal status reports relative to their assigned Capital Improvement Projects . 4) Mr. Preston was requested to contact Gene Joyner of the Agricultural Extension Service to determine procedures for determining cause of death for royal palm trees. 5) Mr. Hall was reminded of the need to produce a recommended program and associated costs for an emergency hook-up. with the South End Utilities Company. , 6) Mr. Rascavelis was reminded of the need to produce a recreation cost spreadsheet with millage rate forecasts and to do so expeditiously in conjunction with the administrative deadlines associated with the Village Council Meeting on January 14, 1993 . 7 ) The Building Official was requested to report his findings relative to contemplated utility work within the Tequesta Drive rights-of-way associated with proposed townhome project off of Tequesta Drive. 8) Mr. Ladd was instructed to expedite the Village Traffic Study associated with Country Club Drive and Tequesta Drive. 9) Mr. Preston was requested to review the expenditure plan for implementing ADA improvements . 10) Mr. Ladd was questioned relative to the Village staff response to Palm Beach County Library lighting decision. 11) The Water System Manager was questioned about Martin County receipts . 12 ). All Departments were requested to provide feedback on forthcoming Institute of Government Training Programs . . Village Manager's Report Page 7- 13) Mrs . Manganiello was requested to assign typing duties to the part-time secretary relative to revisions to the Employee Handbook. 14 ) The Village Clerk was requested to purge obsolete records at the Village records retention area pursuant to Florida Statutes . 15) Mr. Kascavelis was requested to review the FY 1993 Budget for accuracy of revenue projections and to report any need for budget cuts . 16) Mr. Ladd was requested to finalize Gee & Jenson review of Traffic Study for Master Plan for Downtown Task Force. 17 ) Mr. Ladd was requested to provide status report on BRITT sign matter. 18) Mr. Preston was asked to review condition of Laurel Oaks in U.S. Highway One median. 19 ) Mrs . Manganiello was requested to produce the January Newsletter early to hopefully accommodate Workshops on fire-rescue. 20) Mr. Preston reviewed drainage problems at Beacon Street, North Dover Road at. First Baptist Church and Tequesta Drive across from Village Hall. 21) Mr. Preston gave an update on Tequesta Drive Bridge seawall repair and proposed engineer design. 22) Mr. Hall discussed replacing Village Hall water fountain and procedures for water usage. 23) Mr. Hall announced proposed use of hand-held computers for meter reading in February. 24) The Village Clerk issued motor vehicle auto emissions certificates for inspections. 25) Mrs . Manganiello reviewed Voice Mail options . 0 Letters to Ethel Gravett, Wade Griest, Fred Martin, Pat Kloiber and Mary Seay Regarding Parliamentary Procedures Course Registration at Palm Beach Community College Institute of Government. • Village Manager's Report Page 8- O Letter to the Institute of Government at Palm Beach Community College Regarding Government Agency Letter of Intent; Parlimentary Procedures Course; January 15, 1993 . O Letter to FireSoft of Cambridge, Massachusetts, Requesting Fire-Rescue Services Catalog. O Letter to Chuck Blaine, Director of Government and Community Affairs, Adelphia Communications Corporation, Regarding FCC Required Proof-of-Performance Tests. O Memorandum to Village Council Regarding the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) ; Title I, II and Subtitle A of Title II Self-Evaluation Checklists; Agenda Item. O Memorandum to Village Council Requesting Authorization for the Village Manager to Execute Solid Waste Authority Initial Residential/Governmental Disposal Credits for the Period of 10/92 through 9/93 and Authorizing Distribution of Disposal Credits to Nichols Sanitation; Inc. , Agenda Item. O Memorandum to Village Council Regarding the Van Brock Request for Off-Site Marketing Signage for Cypress Ridge Subdivision; Agenda Item. O Memorandum to Village Council Regarding the 1993-94 Annual General Level Renewal Dues for the Business Development Board of Palm Beach County; Agenda Item. O Memorandum to Village Council Regarding a Comprehensive Plan Amendment; Ordinance Amending Future Land Use Map; Agenda Item. O Memorandum to Village Council Regarding a Review of Proposed Recreational Improvements to Tequesta Park and Constitution Park with Associated Cost Estimates for Each; Agenda Item.. The Department of Community Development Monthly Building Report for the Months of October, November and December, 1992, are 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 November, 1992, and December, 1992, are attached hereto and made a part of this Report. /krb VILLAGE OF TEQUESTA DEPARTMENT OF COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT 4ONTHLY BUILDING REPORT: OCTOBER 1992 JO. OF THIS SAME MONTH THIS FISCAL LAST FISCAL CAL. YR. [NSPEC. MONTH LAST YEAR YR. TO DATE YR. TO DATE TO DATE Building 153 150 _ 153 _ 105 ___•1145_-__ Electric 41 40 ___ 41 _ _40_ _ ___ 240 __ ?lumbing 38 26 38 ^ 26 214___ ;/E - MISC. 17 _ 106 17 106 159 COTAL 249 322 - 249_ - 322 --- -- 17_58_ _ )a i l y Avg. 11. 3 14. 8 - 11. 3 14. 8 _ N 8.3 PERMITS ISSUED BUILDING: 4umber 35 53 35 53 585 5 Value 352, 387. 00 475, 299. 28 352, 387. 00 475, 299. 28 5, 283, 947. 19 ?ermit Fees 5,326. 39 7, 673. 72 5, 326. 39 7, 673. 72 86, 288. 47 EELECTRIC: Dumber 9 16 9 16 93 ?ermit Fees 415. 00 928. 71 415. 00 928. 71 7, 170. 91 ?LUMBING:. dumber 4 5 4 . 5 67 ?ermit Fees 260. 00 281. 00 260. 00 281. 00 4, 060. 00 NATURE OF BUILDING PERMITS No. Of Dwelling_ Cvpe of Permit Permits Units Permit Fees Valuation Single Family 1 1 3, 104. 27 206, 951. 00._- 3ommercial - - - - ?ublic Const. _ 5 -__ ___________ 17, 967. 00 ,andscaping - - -- --__.. ._ _______—___ )emol it ion ( Interior) - - - - ?ools / Spas 1 - _ 193. 35 _ 12, 890. 00 3 i gns 3 - 318. 00 _11, 500. 00 )thers 24 - 1, 660. 77 _ 99,079. 00 klterat ions & Additions: • Single Family - - - Multi-Family 1 - 50. 00 4, 000. 00 ;ommercial - - - - 3UB-TOTAL 35 1 5,326. 39 352,387. 00 Electric 9 415. 00 - ?lumbing 4 260. 00 - POTAT. 48 1 6,001. 39 352,387. 00 VILLAGE OF TEODESTA __- .- DEPARTMENT OF COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT ADDITIONAL REVENUE MONTH: OCTOBER 1992 OCCUPATIONAL LICENSES: 128 612, 612. 50 COUNTYWIDE LICENSES: 242 490. 70 ZONING VARIANCES: 2 600. 00 SPECIAL EXCEPTIONS: .1 250. 00 ANNEXATION PETITIONS: - SUBDIVISION FEES: - - COMP PLAN AMENDMENT/LAND USE CHANGE - - LAND DEVELOPMENT FEES: - - SITE PLAN REVIEW: 1 500. 00 COMMUNITY APPEARANCE BOARD 3 150. 00 BLDG. DEPT. SERVICES: - - MAPS / CODES / COPIES: - 10. 25 WATER CONSERVATION/PROTECTION FEE: 3 135. 00 COUNTY / ROAD IMPACT FEES: 1 3, 609. 90 RADON SURCHARGE: 1 42. 31 RECREATIONAL IMPACT FEES: - - TOTAL $18,400. 66 TOTAL ( PERMITS) 6, 001. 39 TOTAL MONTH 24.402. 05 TOTAL DEPT. REVENUES: FISCAL YEAR TO DATE: $ 24,402. 05 CALENDAR YEAR TO DATE: $ 221,468. 59 imm VILLAGE OF TEQUESTA 'r 1, 04• DEPARTMENT OF COMMUNITY DEVELO< .i -i T . 0 1 `7 os 9 -! t0NTHLY BUILDING REPORT: _ NOVEMBER._1992 _ _ �'j9a,�F �9,9 cc. ,, �;f, v I0. OF THIS SAME MONTH THIS FISCAL L . : SCAL . YR. :NSPEC. MONTH _ LAST YEAR YR. TO DATE YR,_ •, _ , : . • 0 DATE 4 3uilding 127 ` _ 158 280 _ 308 ,____ __1272 ___ n ectr is 19 26 60 66 _ _ 259 _ ?lumbing 17 20 55 46 231 3/E - MISC. 13 75 30 181 172 TOTAL 176 279 _ 425 601 1934 Daily Avg. 9. 8 15. 5 10. 6 14. 7 8. 4 PERMITS ISSUED 3UILDING: lumber 25 51 60 104 610 Value 624, 162. 00 554, 004. 00 976, 549. 00 1, 029, 303. 28 5, 908, 109. 19 _Permit Fees 9, 533. 04 8, 742. 07 14, 859. 43 16, 415. 79 95, 821. 51 ELECTRIC: lumber 4 12 13 28 97 Permit Fees 420. 00 521. 71 835. 00 1, 449. 71 7, 590. 91 PLUMBING: Number 9 6 13 11 _ 76 Permit Fees 377. 00 386. 00 . 637. 00 667. 00 4, 437. 0C NATURE OF BUILDING PERMITS • No. Of Dwelling TVDe of Permit Permits Units Permit Fees Valuation Single Family 2 2 7,860. 87 524,058. 00 Commercial - - - - Public Const. - - - - Landscaning - - - Demol ition ( Interior) - - -Pools / Spas 2 - 315. 00 21, 000. 00 Signs 1 - 25. 00 400. 00 Others 20 - 1, 332. 17 78,704.00 Alterations & Additions: - Single Family - - — _ Multi-Family_ - - - - Commercial - - - SUB-TOTAL 25 2 9,533. 04 624, 162. 00 Electric 4 420. 00 _ - Plumbing 9 _ 377. 00 - TOTAL 38 2 10,330. 04 624, 162.00 VILLAGE OF TEQUESTA DEPARTMENT OF COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT ADDITIONAL REVENUE MONTH: NOVEMBER 1992 OCCUPATIONAL LICENSES: 52 $ 6,881. 65 COUNTYWIDE LICENSES: 44 92. 20 ZONING VARIANCES: ' 1 100. 00 SPECIAL EXCEPTIONS: - - ANNEXATION PETITIONS: - - SUBDIVISION FEES: - - COMP PLAN AMENDMENT/LAND USE CHANGE - - LAND DEVELOPMENT FEES: - - SITE PLAN REVIEW: 1 125. 00 COMMUNITY APPEARANCE BOARD 4 200. 00 BLDG. DEPT. SERVICES: - 245. 00 MAPS / CODES / COPIES: - - WATER CONSERVATION/PROTECTION FEE: 3 135. 00 COUNTY / ROAD IMPACT FEES: 1 3,609. 90 RADON SURCHARGE: 1 42. 15 RECREATIONAL IMPACT FEES: - - TOTAL $11, 430. 90 ' TOTAL ( PERMITS) 10,330. 04 TOTAL MONTH T 21,760. 94 TOTAL DEPT. REVENUES: FISCAL YEAR TO DATE: $ 46, 162. 99 CALENDAR YEAR TO DATE: $ 243,229. 53 imm VILLAGE OF TEQ DEPARTMENT OF COMMON I 84, 0Eltioe �2 04 MONTHLY BUILDING REPORT: DECEMBER 1992__ p Joni NO. OF THIS SAME MONTH THIS ,SCP �149- FISC CAL. YR. INSPEC. MONTH LAST YEAR YR. TO ,pATE'CF 'R. 'fo DATE -_TO DATE.__- Building 135 102 415 410 _ _ 1407 __ Electric 37 35 97 • 101 _, 296 ___ Plumbing 21 21 _76 _ _ 67 _ 252___ C/E - MISC. 18 74 _ 48 255 __ 190 ._ TOTAL 211 232 636 833 _ 2145 Daily Avg. 10. 5 12. 2 _ 10. 6 13. 9 .__8_5_. PERMITS ISSUED BUILDING: Number 40 39 100 143 650 $ Value 356, 190. 00 2, 212, 762. 00 1, 332, 739. 00 3, 246,065. 00 6, 264, 299. 0 Permit Fees 7,007. 49 33, 352. 87 21, 866. 92 49, 768. 66 102,829. 0 ELECTRIC: Number 5 12 18 40 102 Permit Fees 276. 00 486. 00 1, 111. 00 1, 935. 71 7,866. 91 PLUMBING: Number 3 3 16 14 _ 79 Permit Fees . 75. 00 207. 00 7 12: 00 874. 00 4, 512. 0 NATURE OF BUILDING PERMITS No. Of Dwelling Tvte of Permit Permits Units Permit Fees Valuation Single Family - - - - Commercial 1 _ _ - 1, 525. 00 101,700. 00 Public Const. - - - - Landscaping 1 - 70. 00 1, 500. 00 _ Demolition ( Interior) 2 - 100. 00 - Pool / Spas 1 , - 198. 75 13, 250. 00 Signs 4 - 120. 00 3,941. 00 Others 31 - 4,993. 74 235, 799. 00 Alterations & Additions: Single Family - - - - Multi-Family - - - - Commrcial - - - - SUB-TOTAL 40 - 7,007. 49 356, 190. 00 Electric 5 276. 00 - Plumbing 3 75. 00 - TOTAL 48 - 7,358. 49 356, 190. 00 VILLAt3E OF TEOUESTA DEPARTMENT OF COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT ADDITIONAL REVENUE MONTH: DECEMBER 1992 OCCUPATIONAL LICENSES: 38 $ 5, 545. 00 COUNTYWIDE LICENSES: 20 36. 70 ZONING VARIANCES: 1 300. 00 SPECIAL EXCEPTIONS: 1 250. 00 ANNEXATION PETITIONS: - - SUBDIVISION FEES: - - COMP PLAN AMENDMENT/LAND USE CHANGE - - LAND DEVELOPMENT FEES: - SITE PLAN REVIEW: . 2 600. 00 COMMUNITY APPEARANCE BOARD 3 150. 00 BLDG. DEPT. SERVICES: - 3, 233. 00 MAPS / CODES / COPIES: - 8. 50 WATER CONSERVATION/PROTECTION FEE: 4 180. 00 COUNTY / ROAD IMPACT FEES: 1 3, 609. 90 RADON SURCHARGE: 2 60. 04 RECREATIONAL IMPACT FEES: - - TOTAL $13, 973. 14 _ TOTAL ( PERMITS) 7, 358. 49 TOTAL MONTH 21,331. 63 TOTAL DEPT. REVENUES: FISCAL YEAR TO DATE: $ 67,494. 62 CALENDAR YEAR TO DATE: $ 264,561. 16 imm . t, VILLAGE OF TEQUESTA (71" .. WATER DEPARTMENT '►11� o Post Office Box 3474 • 357 Tequesta Drive %, ' , 4 Tequesta, Florida 33489-0474 • (407) 575-6230 MEMORANDUM : TO: Thomas G. Bradford, Village Manager FROM: Thomas C. Hall, Water System Manager DATE: December 7, 1992 SUBJECT: Monthly Water Usages The following is a summary of water pumpage for the month of November 1 through 30, 1992. TEQUESTA WATER TREATMENT PLANT NOVEMBER 1992 NOVEMBER 1991 Target Pumpage 37. 500 m.g. 37. 500 m.g. Total Water Pumped 39.984 m.g. 32.330 m.g. Maximum Day 2.436 m.g. 1.423 m.g. Minimum Day 0.343 m.g. 0.849 m.g. Average Day 1.333 m.g. 1.078 m.g. Backwash Water Used 1.924 m.g. 1. 609 m.g. Hydrant Flushing 1.137 m.g. 1. 169 m.g. WATER PURCHASED FROM JUPITER Target Pumpage 47. 500 m.g. 45.000 m.g. Total Pumpage 38.789 m.g. 53.806 m.g. Maximum Day 2. 122 m.g. 2.379 m.g. Minimum Day 0.074 m.g. 1. 101 m.g. Average Day 1.293 m.g. 1. 793 m.g. TOTAL DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM PUMPAGE Total Pumpage 78.773 m.g. 83. 136 m.g. Maximum Day 3.769 m.g. 3.273 m.g. Minimum Day 2.049 m.g. 2.296 m.g. Average Day 2. 626 m.g. 2. 871 m.g. Metered Service Connections 4, 412 4, 380 Rainfall 7.15" 2.41" Re: Monthly Water Usages December. 7, 1992 Page 2 Jupiter yearly contract at 1. 5 m.g.d. 547.500 m.g. Received from Jupiter to-date: 150.248 m.g. Balance 397 252 m.g. MONTHLY WATER QUALITY ANALYSIS NOVEMBER 1992 PARAMETER 1992 1991 pH 7. 5 7.3 Total Alkalinity 179 mg/1 166 mg/1 Total Hardness 201 mg/1 193 mg/1 Calcium Hardness 191 mg/1 180 mg/1 Color 6 pcu 4 pcu Iron .03 mg/1 .02, mg/1 Chlorides 71 mg/1 100 mg/1 Turbidity . 16 ntu . 14 ntu Chlorine (total ) 3. 1 mg/1 4.0 mg/1 DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM MAINTENANCE Meter Installations - Replacements - 10 New Installs - 2 Hydrant Maintenance - Flushed - 185 Replaced - 1 Serviced - 0 Dead Ends Flushed - 28 CUSTOMER SERVICE Telephone Calls 854 Customer Visits 288 TCH/mk c: Bill Kascavelis, Director of Finance Roy Fallon, Chief Operator w VILLAGE OF TEQUESTA �,, , WATER DEPARTMENT `NA74401/9936.A ,1j1 o Post Box 3474 • 357 Tequesta Drive I�, os Office eq ,,,, `oy co Tequesta, Florida 33469-0474 • (407) 575-6230 L 4 y i, offs M E M O R A N D U TO: Thomas G. Bradford, Village Manager FROM: Thomas C. Hall, Water System Manager -21V DATE: January 7, 1993 SUBJECT: Monthly Water Usages The following is a summary of water pumpage for the month of December 1 through December 31, 1992. TEQUESTA WATER TREATMENT PLANT DECEMBER 1992 DECEMBER 1991 Target Pumpage 37.500 m.g. 37. 500 m.g. Actual Pumpage 37.967 m.g. 33. 122 m.g. Maximum Day 1. 608 m.g. 1.282 m.g. Minimum Day 0. 615 m.g. 0. 671 m.g. Average Day 1.225 m.g. 1 .068 m.g. Backwash Water Used 2.002 m.g. 1.721 m.g. Hydrant Flushing 0 .013 m.g. WATER PURCHASED FROM JUPITER Target Pumpage 49. 500 m.g. 45.000 m.g. Actual Pumpage 47.768 m.g. 53.256 m.g. Maximum Day 2.139 m.g. 2.067 m.g. Minimum Day 1.118 m.g. 0.975 m.g. Average Day 1. 541 m.g. 1 .718 m.g. TOTAL DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM PUMPAGE Total Pumpage 85.735 m.g. 86.378 m.g. Maximum Day 3.083 m.g. 3.273 m.g. Minimum Day 2.388 m.g. 2.209 m.g. Average Day 2.766 m.g. 2.786 m.g. Metered Service Connections 4,414 4,385 Rainfall 1.79" 1 .21" • /, • /„ RE: Monthly Water Usages January 7, 1993 Page 2 - Jupiter yearly contract at 1. 5 m g d 547. 500 m.g. Received water from Jupiter to-date 198.016 m.g. Balance 349.484 m.g. MONTHLY WATER QUALITY ANALYSIS DECEMBER 1992 PARAMETER 1992 1991 pH 7. 6 7.3 Total Alkalinity 186 mg/1 173 mg/1 Total Hardness 213 mg/1 197 mg/1 Calcium Hardness 202 mg/1 186 mg/1 Color 7 pcu 5 pcu Iron .03 mg/1 .02 mg/1 Chlorides 73 mg/1 111 mg/1 Turbidity .08 ntu .08 ntu Chlorine (total ) 3.0 mg/1 3.9 mg/1 DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM MAINTENANCE Meter Installation - Replacements - 36 New Installs - 2 Hydrant Maintenance - Flushed - 0 CUSTOMER SERVICE Telephone Calls 824 Customer Visits 334 TCH/mk c: Bill Kascavelis, Director of Finance Roy Fallon, Chief Operator