HomeMy WebLinkAboutDocumentation_Regular_Tab 5I_4/7/1993 VILLAGE OF TEQUESTA
Post Office Box 3273 • 357 Tequesta Drive
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; Tequesta,Florida 33469-0273 • (407)575-6200_
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VILLAGE MANAGER'S REPORT
FEBRUARY 8, 1993 — APRIL 2, 1993
During this reporting period, there were 1103 recorded phone
calls to the Village Manager's Office and 332 citizen
inquiries at the lobby counter.
O Memorandum to Bill C. Kascavelis, Director of Finance,
Regarding the Preparation of Notice of Public Disclosure of
the Full Cost of Solid Waste Management for FY 1991-92 .
O Letter to Sir John Van Kesteren Regarding the Blowing Rock
Music Festival; Request for Temporary Signage.
O Letter to John C. Randolph, Esq. , Regarding Household Finance
Corporation v. Peter F. Pantlin; Et Al; Case No. CL93-595AJ;
Summons .
O. Letter to Stephen J. Parker Regarding his Appointment as an
Alternate Member of the Community Appearance Board.
O Letter to Audrey Wolf, Palm Beach County Facilities Planning
Design and Construction Regarding the Tequesta Branch Library.
O Memorandum to Thomas C. Hall, Water System Director, Regarding
Well Rehabilitation/Redevelopment.
O Memorandum to Joann Manganiello, Village Clerk, Regarding the
Vacancy in Candidacy Ordinance for Providing a Procedure for
Calling a Special Election,
O Memorandum to all Downtown Task Force Members Regarding the
Time Extension of the Downtown Task Force.
O A Staff Meeting was Held on February 16th at 2 : 30 P.M. in the
Conference Room, wherein the following items were discussed:
1) Inquiry was made of the Water System Manager as to the
status of the Tequesta Drive Bridge Water Main Project
and the Alternate AlA Water Main Paint Job.
2) The Chief of Police was asked to follow up on the citizen
complaint relative to the parking of "army vehicles" .
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3 ) The Director of Public Works was requested to issue a
letter to all utilities advising of the upcoming paving
of Tequesta Drive and that no road cuts would be allowed
thereafter.
4) The Chief of Police was requested to review state.
statutes for authority for his officers to patrol
Tequesta Park.
5) The Building Official was questioned relative to allowing
auctions in the recreation open-space zoning district.
6 ) The Building Official was requested to seek the signature
of property owners for special event permits .
7 ) The Director of Finance was reminded to comply with the
Full Cost Accounting advertisement requirements for Solid
Waste by March 31, 1993 .
8) The Director of Finance was asked the status of first
quarter revenue and expenditures .
9 ) The Chief. of Police was requested to keep an eye on
employee bank time totals and eliminate all in excess of
established limits .
10) The Director of Finance was questioned as to the timing
of the annual sick leave conversion.
11) The Director of Finance advised as to an automobile
accident damaging Village property at Dover Ditch.
12 ) Director of Public Works reviewed drainage problems at
178 Country Club Drive.
13) Director of Public Works discussed civil engineering
problems .
14) The Director of Public Works advised that additional soil
borings would be taken on Country Club Drive as
requested.
15) The status of the Dover Ditch Project was reviewed.
16) Mr. Preston reviewed the irrigation project for Royal
Palms on Tequesta Drive to Riverside Drive.
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17 ) The Building Official was requested to make arrangements
to attend the National Hurricane Conference in Orlando.
18) The Chief of Police reviewed the Federal Surplus Property
Donation Program.
19 ) The Water System Manager reviewed punch list items for
the Well 24 Project.
20) The Water System Manager was requested to seek a letter
from Martin County regarding U-2 requirementb for the
Well 25 Project.
O Letter to Linda . Monroe Regarding Tequesta's Commitment to
Participate; Northern Palm Beach County/Southern Martin County
Planning Forum.
O Letter to Governor Lawton Chiles, the Executive Director of
the Department of Environmental Regulation, the Executive
Director of the South Florida Water Management District and
all Members of the Palm Beach County Legislative Delegation
Regarding Village of Tequesta Resolution No. 6-92/93;
Objecting to a Proposed State-Wide Rate Structure and
Territorial Dispute Jurisdiction of the Florida Public Service
• Commission Over Governmental Water and Sewer Utility Systems .
O Letter to Lee Evett, Town Manager, Town of Jupiter; Gail
Nelson, Town Manager, Town of Juno Beach; Alice Klimas,
Executive Director, Jupiter/Tequesta/Juno . Beach Chamber of
Commerce and Nancy Graham, Mayor, City of West Palm Beach
Regarding Village of Tequesta Resolution No. 5-92/93;
Expressing Support for a Professional Major League Baseball
Training Facility in the North County.
O Letter to Governor Lawton Chiles, Senators Graham and Mack,
Congressmen Hastings, Johnston, Lewis & Shaw; all Palm Beach
County Legislative Delegation Members; all Palm Beach County
City Managers/Clerks; Florida Department of Transportation
Secretary, 4th District, and the U.S. Department of
Transportation in Washington, D.C. , Regarding Village of
Tequesta Resolution No. 4-92/93; Urging the Florida Department
of Transportation (FDOT) to Provide for Appropriate Traffic
Separators within the Medians of Interstate 95 within Palm
Beach County to Reduce the Loss of Life from Cross-Median
Accidents .
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O Letter to John Orr, City Manager, City of Palm Beach Gardens;
Gail Nelson, Town Manager, Town of Juno Beach; Dennis Kelly,
Village Manager, Village of North Palm Beach and Lee Evett,
Town Manager, Town of Jupiter, Regarding Tequesta Salary
Survey.
O Letter to John C. Randolph, Village Attorneyf Regarding an
Interlocal Agreement Between Tequesta and Jupiter Inlet Colony
for Fire-Rescue Services .
O Letter to Dr. C. Monica Uhlhorn, Superintendent, Palm Beach
County School Board, Regarding Air Quality of Jupiter Schools.
O Letter to John C. Randolph, Village Attorney, Regarding a
Zoning Ordinance Amendment Increasing Planned Commercial
Developments (PCD) to 18 DU's .
O Letter to all Palm Beach County Legislative Delegation Members
Regarding HB 1523 (Lawson) (No Senate Companion) ; HB 1451
(Hill) and SB 1188 (Grogan) .
O Letter to Area Fire Chiefs Regarding the Village of Tequesta
Job Announcement for Fire Chief.
O Memorandum to the Village Council Regarding the Designation of
Village Councilmembers to Various Governmental Assemblies .
O Memorandum ' to Steve Kennedy, Deputy Building Official,
Regarding SHW, Ltd. ; Illegal Clearing of Environmentally
Sensitive Lands .
O Letter to John, C. Randolph, Village Attorney, Regarding an
Interlocal Agreement with Martin County for Cost-Sharing of
Tequesta Park.
O Letter to Gary Collins Regarding Code Enforcement in Tequesta
Country Club; 50 Golfview Drive.
O Memorandum to Officer Davis and Steve Kennedy, Deputy Building
Official, Regarding Future Code Violations Pertaining to
Condition of Swimming Pools .
O Memorandum to Gary Preston, Director of Public Works &
Recreation, Regarding Permit to Operate Within Wellfield Zone
for Village of Tequestab
O Letter to Mary Elliot, 1st Presbyterian Church, Regarding a
Request for a Temporary Sign.
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Village Manager's Report
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0 A Staff Meeting was Held on March 2 , 1993, at 2 : 30 P.M. in the
Village Hall Conference Room wherein the following matters
were discussed:
1 ) The Village Clerk was questioned as to the quality of
photos that could be printed in the newsletter.
2 ) The Director of Public Works reviewed the ADA Schedule
and need for intrafund transfers .
3) A code enforcement matter was reviewed with the Chief of
Police and Building Official .
4) The Director of Public Works was requested to provide a
cost estimate for the Country Club Drive Drainage
Project.
5) The Building Official was requested to review the
required parking necessary for the JTJC Facility and
Constitution Park facilities .
6) Chief of Police was requested to review the legality of
political signs .
7 ) The Water System Manager was asked the status of
landscape plans for the Well 25 Project.
8) Chief of Police announced the absence of a police officer
on Worker's Compensation.
9 ) The Water System Manager reviewed civil engineering
concerns .
10) Water System Manager reviewed the Tequesta Water
Conservation Plan and his future plans for the salt water
intrusion monitoring activities .
11) The Water System Manager reviewed the Well Rehabilitation
Project scheduled.
12) The Director of Public Works and Recreation reviewed the
upcoming YMCA Summer Day Camp and procedures related
thereto.
13) The Director of Public Works discussed Tequesta Park and
a sub-lease for a substation.
14) The Director of Public Works sought direction relative to
Tequesta Park tennis court fees and wages.
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15 ) The Director of Public Works reviewed problems with the
Village Green Fountain.
16) The Director of Public Works discussed the Country Club
Drive Pedestrian Crossing Project and the request to
place a synchronized light at the switch to enable
pedestrians to know that lights have been activated.
17 ) The Chief of Police reviewed matters related to alarms .
18) The Chief of Police discussed sign problems with the
JTJC.
19 ) The Chief of Police sought direction regarding
TequestaFest.
20) The Village Clerk announced the . 50 per page increase in
code reproduction from the Municipal Code Corporation.
21) The Village Clerk announced Solid Waste Authority Tire
Amnesty Day.
22 ) Village Clerk made arrangements for Public Works pick-up
of voting machines .
23) Village Clerk made arrangements for a police escort for
Supervisor of Elections trip on Municipal Election Day.
24) Village Clerk reviewed the cleaning contract for Village
Hall facilities.
O Letter to Linda Uhrig, Personnel Department, Town of Jupiter;
Dennis Kelly, Village Manager, Village of North Palm Beach;
Gail Nelson, Town Manager, Town of Juno Beach and John Orr,
City Manager, City of Palm Beach Gardens, Regarding the
Municipal Salary Survey Results .
O Memorandum to Councilmember Schauer Regarding the Village
Manager Employment Agreement.
O Memorandum to Bill C. Kascavelis, Director of Finance,
Regarding the Processing of Elizabeth A. Schauer as a Village
Signatory with Applicable Financial Institutions .
O Letter to George Woodroff, Regarding Tequesta Water
Department; Monthly Charges .
O Memorandum to Downtown Task Force, Regarding Staff
Recommendations Relative to Ordinance Amendments for Downtown
Development.
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O Letter to Palm Beach County Legislative Delegation, Regarding
HB 491 (Rudd) and SB 1210 (Williams) .
O Memorandum to Village Council, Regarding Public Participation
in Future Task Force or Committees of the Village Council.
O Letter to Daniel Cary and Linda Loomis Shelley, Regarding
Letter of Objection; Martin County Board of County
Commissioners ' Comprehensive Growth Management Plan Amendment;
South Martin County Connector Road.
O Letter to John C. Randolph, Esq. , Village Attorney, Regarding
the South Martin County Connector Road.
O Letter to Palm Beach County Legislative Delegation, Regarding
HB 1509 (Kerrigan) and SB 1616 (Beard) ; Florida Retirement
System Opt-Out.
O Letter to John C. Randolph, Esq. , Village Attorney, Regarding
Interlocal Agreement Between Tequesta and Jupiter Inlet Colony
for Fire-Rescue Services; Section V, Payment.
O Letter to Robert Fehlhaber, Regarding Tequesta Plaza Shopping
Center Renovation Plans.
O Memorandum to Village Council Regarding Tequesta Country Club
Community Association; R-1A Zoning District.
O Memorandum to Scott Ladd Regarding Bermuda Terrace. •
O Memorandum to Elizabeth Schauer Regarding Village Manager Job
Description.
O Memorandum to File Regarding. Designation of Village Council
Members to Various. Governmental Assemblies.
O Memorandum to File Regarding Finance and Administration
Committee.
O Met with the Village Attorney and Building Official to review
ordinance amendments .
0 Met with Mrs . Nagy and Mr. Cunningham to discuss fire-rescue.
O Attended the North Area Planning Forum at City of Palm Beach
Gardens.
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O Memorandum to File Regarding Public Works Committee.
O Memorandum to File Regarding Public Safety Committee.
O Memorandum to Scott Ladd Regarding Adult Congregate Living
Facility (ACLF) in Jupiter.
O Letter to Kathy Copeland Regarding Loxahatchee River
Management Coordinating Council; Tequesta Representatives .
O Letter to Mary Seay Regarding TequestaFest 93.
O Memorandum to All Department Heads Regarding Village Council
Reorganization Meeting.
O Memorandum to Gary Preston Regarding Country Club Drive
Bicycle Path.
O Memorandum to Gary Preston Regarding Country Club Drive Street
Lights .
O Memorandum to Carl Roderick Regarding Alarm Permits .
O Memorandum to Village Council Regarding Designation of Chair
and Co-Chairman for the Committees of the Village Council .
O Letter to Nick Porto Regarding Interlocal Agreement Between
Tequesta and Jupiter Inlet Colony for Fire-Rescue Services..
O Letter to Bernard Conko, Esq. Regarding Public Records
Requests .
O Met with the Village Attorney, Traffic Engineer and Building
Official to review the draft Traffic Study Report.
O Attended the February 19th Downtown Task Force Meeting.
O Attended the Chamber of Commerce Coffee at Jonathon's Landing.
O Attended 'the North Area Planning Forum at City of Palm Beach
Gardens.
O Made a presentation/speech to the Jupiter/Tequesta/Hobe Sound
Board of Realtors (Commercial Realtors) regarding the Town
Center Master Plan and the Lighthouse Plaza property.
O Met with members of the community interested in upgrading the
R-1A Zoning District.
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0 A Staff Meeting was held on March 16, 1993, commencing at 2 : 30
P.M. in the Village Hall Conference Room wherein the following
matters were discussed:
1 ) The Director of Finance and the Water System Manager were
asked to review the minimum base rate charge for
commercial and multi-family projects.
2 ) The Building Official was asked the status of the Village
Hall Re-Roofing Project.
3 ) The Building Official was requested to make arrangements
to attend the Fire Inspector School .
4 ) The Building Official was asked the source of the
condition of Eastwinds Landing Street and responsibility
for the same.
5) The Water System Manager was questioned about the need to
"consistently" operate Well 18, 19 and 20 in accordance
with the directions of the hydrological engineers .
6) The Finance Director was reminded of the need to
advertise the Full Cost Disclosure Statement for Solid
Waste Collection Costs .
7 ) The Village Manager transferred responsibility for the
administration of the Constitution . Park Project from
himself to the Village Clerk.
8 ) The Director of Public Works was requested to consider
scheduled vehicular oil changes as done in the Water
Department.
9 ) The Finance Director announced that he was laboring with
the Letter of Transmittal for the Annual Financial
Report.
10) The Director of Finance reviewed his preliminary
activities relative to cultural facilities financing.
11) The Village Clerk announced new Solid Waste Authority
requirements for a second recycling container commencing
on March 1, 1994.
12) The Village Clerk reviewed a request of the Alzheimer's
Organization.
13) The Village Clerk reviewed a request relative to the
Disney World Magic Kingdom Club.
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14) The Building Official announced that TEI was closing its
doors and that traffic engineering matters handled by
Fred Schwartz would be through Kimsey-Horn.
15) The Building Official presented a letter from the Board
of Realtors regarding real estate signs .
16) The Building Official announced his findings relative to
the 'satellite dish at the 222 Building.
17 ) The Building Official announced that he had attended the
court case of Thomson vs . The Village of Tequesta.
18) The Water System Manager discussed activities relative to
rate analysis .
19 ) The Water System Manager reviewed the Water Treatment
Plant Master Plan and the tentative location of the
hydropneumatic tank.
20) The Water System Manager reviewed the Well 25, 26 and 27
Project and the possibility for issuance of a change
order with Chaz Equipment Company.
21) The Water System Manager reviewed the tentative
landscaping plan for Well 25.
22) Chief of Police discussed the need for indicator light at
the Country Club Drive crosswalk.
23) The Chief of Police desired to move forward with his
awning project at the backdoor to the Police Station.
24) Chief of Police reviewed alarm monitoring company
procedures .
25) Chief of Police was requested to proceed with the
inventory of surplus vehicles .
26) Director of Public Works reviewed the latest Tequesta
Drive Bridge Report.
27 ) The Director of Public Works requested the award of the
Tequesta Drive Paving Project to be on the agenda of the
April 7 Village Council Meeting.
28) The Director of Public Works reviewed his Arbor Day plans
with the Tree Board.
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29 ) The Director of Public Works requested to move forward
with the refurbishment of Village entrance signs and the
authority to add a Tree City USA sign below each.
30) Director of Public Works updated staff on drainage
matters on Country Club Drive.
31) The Director of Public Works reiterated the opinions of
Village engineers to eliminate flap gates at Riverside
Drive for the Dover Ditch.
32 ) The Director of Public Works sought direction relative to
provision of street-lighting on Country Club Drive.
O Memorandum to Village Council Regarding Tequesta Historical
Committee; Appointments .
O Memorandum to Bill C. Kascavelis, Director of Finance,
Regarding Village Budget Amendment; Village Council Meeting;
April 7, 1993 .
O Letter to Nick Porto, Mayor, Jupiter Inlet Colony, Regarding
Inter.local Agreement for Fire-Rescue Services .
O Letter to John C. Randolph, Village Attorney, Regarding FS
633 . 34; Sworn Affidavit for Firefighter/EMT. Applicants .
O Letter to William C. Crouse Regarding Firefighter/EMT Job
Application.
O Letter to J. Russell Campbell, Esq. , Regarding a Public
Records Request.
O Letter to John C. Randolph, Village Attorney, Regarding the
Draft Emergency Medical Services Contract.
O Met with the Village Attorney to review fire-rescue matters.
O Met with the Chief of Police to review fire apparatus
specifications . .
O . Interviewed six candidates for the Fire Chief position.
0 Attended the Chamber of Commerce Round Table Discussion.
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0 A Staff Meeting was held on. March 30, 1993, in the Village
Hall Conference Room wherein the following items were
discussed:
1) All Departments were counseled relative to their
employees and the need to maintain neutrality and
objectivity in dealing with the public relative to
political matters .
2 ) Questioned the Finance Director as to the requested
budget report in light of ad valorem revenue decrease.
3) Inquired of the Director of Public Works as to the where
about of the requested Solid Waste Authority Franchise
Bid Package.
4) Reviewed the proposed Water Department Agenda items with
the Water System Manager.
5) Director of Public Works reviewed the Tequesta Drive
Paving Project.
6) Director of Public Works reviewed concerns of the.
property manager for Gallery Square North concerning the
contemplated right-of-way improvements within the
Tequesta Drive right-of-way adjacent to the Gallery
Square North Parking lot.
7) Mr. Preston indicated that plans for the Tequesta Park
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Ball Field lights had been received.
8) Mr. Preston reviewed outstanding items to be brought to
the Public Works Committee.
9 ) Mr. Preston indicated that the Jupiter-Tequesta Women's
Club desired to sponsor a park improvement at Tequesta
Park.
10) Mr. Preston reviewed problems with the P.A. System in
Village Hall.
11) The Building Official reported slow progress in receiving
bids from roofing contractors to re-roof Village Hall.
12) The Building Official announced that he was in receipt of
the Library Construction Plans and was approximately one-
third complete with the necessary review.
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13) Police Chief reminded of the need to add surplus vehicles
to the April 7th Village Council Meeting Agenda.
14 ) Chief of Police indicated that the owner of the Chevron
Station on U. S. Highway One was interested in the Village
gasoline business .
15 ) Chief of Police indicated that $1, 800 would be needed to
modify the communications network for fire-rescue.
16) Water System Manager reported on his survey of commercial
base water rates .
17 ) Mr. Hall reported on the status of the Well 25 Project.
18) It was determined that a Finance and Administration
Committee Meeting should be requested to review the Well
25, 26 & 27 Project.
19 ) Village Clerk inquired as to the Departmental
satisfaction with cleaning crew.
20) Village Clerk requested Public Works to replace two
lightbulbs at the entrance sign at Beach Road.
0 Letter to Richard E. Walesky, Director, Palm Beach County
Environmental Resources Management Regarding SWH, Ltd. Illegal
Clearing of Environmentally Sensitive Lands .
0 Memorandum to Village Council Regarding Change in Date of
April Regular Village Council Meeting.
0 Memorandum to Village Council Regarding the Tequesta
Historical Commission.
0 Letter to each member of the Palm Beach County Legislative
Delegation Regarding Municipal Revenue Sharing Reform HB 613
(Arnall) and SB 1932 (Kiser) .
O Letter to each member of the Palm Beach County Legislative
Delegation Regarding HB 2063 (Commerce Committee) and SB 666
(Jennings) ; . Worker's Compensation.
O Letter to all Senate Members of the Palm Beach County
Legislative Delegation Regarding SB 364; Occupational License
Tax Reform.
0 Letter to all House Members of the Palm Beach County
Legislative Delegation Regarding HB 1687; Occupational License
Tax Reform.
Village Manager's Report
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O Memorandum to Earl Collings, Councilmember, Regarding Village
Entrance Signs .
O Letter to John C. Randolph, Village Attorney, Regarding
Request for Ordinance per Section 3 .07 of the Tequesta
Charter.
0 Memorandum to Village Council Regarding Board of Adjustment
Appointment; Alternate Member; Agenda Item.
O Memorandum to Village Council Regarding Tequesta Resolution
No. 8-92/93; Supporting the Request of the Florida Department
of Natural Resources for Additional Time and Money to Further
Study the Re-establishment of the Coastal Construction Control
Line in Palm Beach County; Agenda Item.
O Memorandum to Village Council Regarding the Vacancy in
Candidacy Ordinance; Agenda Item.
O Memorandum to Village Council Regarding Village Manager
Recommendation of Tequesta Fire Chief; Agenda Item.
O Memorandum to Village Council Regarding Authorization to
Purchase Fire Chief Automobile; Agenda Item.
0 Memorandum to Village Council and All Department Heads
Regarding Tickets to PGA Senior Tournament
O Memorandum to Village Council Regarding the Downtown Task
Force; Zoning Amendment Recommendations .
O Letter to Kenneth N. Hanns Regarding the Tequesta Fire Chief
Position.
O Memorandum to Village Council Regarding Police Department
Manpower Shortage.
0 Memorandum to Village Council Regarding BRITT Grant Request;
Agenda Item.
O Memorandum to Village Council Regarding the North County
Education Committee; Agenda Item.
The Department of Community Development Monthly Building Report for
the Month of February, 1993, is attached hereto and made a part of
this Report.
Village Manager's Report
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The Water Department Monthly Water Usages Report and Monthly Water .
Quality Analysis for the months of January and February, 1993, are
attached hereto and made a part of this Report.
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VILLAGE OF TEQUESTA
DEPARTMENT OF COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT
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MONTHLY BUILDING REPORT: FEBRUARY 1993
NO. OF THIS SAME MONTH THIS FISCAL LAST FISCAL CAL. YR.
INSPEC. MONTH LAST YEAR YR. .TO DATE YR,_ TO DATE , TO_DATE_,
Building 101 -_- _85 656__ „ .591 _,__ .,___,_ 241_,_
Electric 23 20 143 142 _46__
Plumbing 31 20 126 __,_ 104 ____ _ 50_
Code Enforce 24 47 95 _ 314 _ 47
TOTAL 179 172 1020 1151 384
Daily Avg. 9. 4 9. 1 _ 10. 3 11. 4 __ 9. 8
PERMITS ISSUED
BUILDING:
Number 39 46 180 259 80
$ Value 392, 799. 00 923, 949. 00 2, 107, 035. 00 4, 472,957, 28 774, 296. OC
Permit Fees 6,034. 90 13, 631. 92 33, 794. 41 71, 443. 31 11, 927. 4�
ELECTRIC:
Number 6 13 37 65 19
Permit Fees 340. 60 940. 00 2, 009. 10 5, 102. 71 898. 10
PLUMBING:
Number 7 7 31 28 15
Permit Fees 467. 00 759. 00 1, 580. 00 1,825. 00 868. 00
NATURE OF BUILDING PERMITS
No. Of Dwelling
Type of Permit Permits Units Permit Fees Valuation
Single Family 1 1 3,730. 02 248,668. 00
Commercial - - - -
Public Const. 1 - 0 13,845. 00
Landscaping _ _ - - - -
Demolition ( Interior) 1 -, 50. 00 -
Pools / Spas - - - -
Signs 3 - 185. 00 5,410. 00
Others 32 - 1, 919. 88 114,876. 00
Alterations & Additions:
Single Family - - - -
Multi-Family - - - -
Commercial 1 - 150. 00 10,000. 00
SUB-TOTAL 39 - 6,034. 90 392,799. 00
Electric 6 340. 60 -
Plumbing 7 467. 00 -
TOTAL 52 1 6,842. 50 392,799. 00
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DEPARTMENT OF COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT
ADDITIONAL REVENUE
MONTH: FEBRUARY 1993
OCCUPATIONAL LICENSES: 15 $ 764. 50
COUNTYWIDE LICENSES: 10 20. 00
ZONING VARIANCES: 3 300. 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: - 100. 00
MAPS / CODES / COPIES: - 8. 00
WATER CONSERVATION/PROTECTION FEE: 3 135. 00
COUNTY / ROAD IMPACT FEES: - 3,609. 90
RADON SURCHARGE: 3 57. 21
RECREATIONAL IMPACT FEES: - -
TOTAL 8 5,994. 61
TOTAL ( PERMITS) 6,842. 50
TOTAL MONTH 18,831. 72
TOTAL DEPT. REVENUES: FISCAL YEAR TO DATE: $ 96,044. 13
CALENDAR YEAR TO DATE: $ 28,549. 51
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MEMORANDUM
TO : Thomas G. Bradford, Village Manager
FROM : Thomas C. Hall, Water System Manager If/
DATE February 5, 1993
SUBJECT : Monthly Water Usages
The following is a summary of water pumpage for the period of
January 1 to January 31, 1993.
TEQUESTA WATER TREATMENT PLANT
JANUARY 1993 JANUARY 1992
Target Pumpage 37. 500 m.g. 37. 500 m.g.
Actual Pumpage . 35. 263 m.g. 30. 616 m.g.
Maximum Day 1.826 m.g. 1 . 177 m.g. .
. Minimum Day . 0.331 m.g. 0.789 m.g.
Average Day 1 . 138 m.g. 0.988 m.g.
Backwash Water Used 1. 693 m.g. 1 .820 m.g.
Hydrant Flushing . 157 m.g. 0.442 m.g.
WATER PURCHASED FROM JUPITER
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Target Pumpage 52.500 m.g. 45.000 m.g.
Actual Pumpage 31. 591 m.g. 58.703 m.g.
Maximum Day 2.073 m.g. 2.199 m.g.
Minimum Day. 0. 254 m.g. 1.420 m.g.
Average Day 1.019 m.g. 1.894 m.g.
TOTAL DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM PUMPAGE
Total Gallons 66.854 m.g. 89.319 m.g.
Maximum Day 2. 544 m.g. 3.278 m.g.
Minimum Day 1. 638 m.g. . 2.364 m.g.
Average Day 2. 157 m.g. 2.881 m.g.
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Monthly Water Usages; January 1-31, 1993
February 5, 1993
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Metered Services 4, 416 4,389
Rainfall 15. 6" 1 . 74"
Jupiter yearly contract at 1. 5 m.g.d. 547.500. m.g.
Received from Jupiter to-date: 229. 607 m.g.
Balance 317. 893 m.g.
MONTHLY WATER QUALITY ANALYSIS
PARAMETER 1993 1992
pH 7.3 7.2
Total Alkalinity 190 mg/1 172 mg/1
Total Hardness 212 mg/1 205 mg/1
Calcium Hardness 202 mg/1 192 mg/1
Color 5 pcu 5 pcu
Iron .02 mg/1 .02 mg/1
Chlorides 74 mg/1 118 mg/1
Turbidity .06 ntu .07 ntu
Chlorine (total ) 2.9 mg/1 3.9 mg/1
DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM MAINTENANCE
Meter Installations - Replacements - 57
New Installs - 2
Hydrant Maintenance - Flushed - 10
Replaced - 0
Serviced - 9
Blows Offs Flushed - 32
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Roy Fallon, Chief Operator
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WATER OFDEPARTMENT TEQUESTA
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mI , Tequesta, Florida 33469-0474 • (407) 575-6230
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MEMORANDUM
TO : Thomas G. Bradford, Village Manager
FROM: Thomas C. Hall, Water System Manager
DATE : March 8, 1993
SUBJECT : Monthly Water Usages
The following is a summary of water pumpage for the period of .
February 1 to February 28, 1993.
TEQUESTA WATER TREATMENT PLANT
FEBRUARY 1993 FEBRUARY 1992
Target Pumpage 35.000 m.g. 35.000 m.g.
Actual Pumpage 30. 565 m.g. 27.946 m.g.
Maximum Day 1.758 m.g. 1. 164 m.g.
Minimum Day 0.488 m.g. 0.727 m.g.
Average Day 1.092 m.g. 0.964 m.g.
Backwash Water Used 1 . 613 m.g. 1. 686 m.g.
Hydrant Flushing 0. 104 m.g. 0.055 m.g.
WATER PURCHASED FROM JUPITER
Target Pumpage 45.000 m.g. 45.000 m.g.
Actual Pumpage 35.878 m.g. 50. 605 m.g.
Maximum Day 1.764 m.g. 2. 153 m.g.
Minimum Day 0. 674 m.g. 1.362 m.g.
Average Day 1.281 m.g. 1. 745 m.g.
TOTAL DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM PUMPAGE
Total Gallons 66.443 m.g. 78. 551 m.g.
Maximum Day 3.042 m.g. 3.242 m.g.
Minimum Day 1. 981 m.g. 2.210 `m.g.
Average Day 2.373 m.g. 2.709 m.g.
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Monthly Water Usages; February 1-28, 1993
March 8, 1993
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Metered Services 4, 420 4, 389
Rainfall 2. 85" 1 .74"
Jupiter yearly contract at 1 . 5 m.g.d. 547. 500 m.g.
Received from Jupiter to-date: 265.485 m.g.
Balance 282.015 m.g.
MONTHLY WATER QUALITY ANALYSIS
PARAMETER 1993 1992
pH 7.5 7.3
Total Alkalinity 194 mg/1 174 mg/1
Total Hardness 214 mg/1 204 mg/1
Calcium Hardness 205 mg/1 . 193 mg/1
Color 6 pcu 5 pcu
Iron .02 mg/1 .02 mg/1
Chlorides 75 mg/1 111 mg/1
Turbidity .03 ntu .09 ntu
Chlorine (total ) 2.8 mg/1 4.0 mg/1
DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM MAINTENANCE
Meter Installations - Replacements 49
New Installs - 4
Hydrant Maintenance - Flushed - 2
Replaced - 0
Serviced - 15
Blows Offs Flushed - 1
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c: Bill Kascavelis, Director of Finance
Roy Fallon, Chief Operator