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Home My WebLink AboutDocumentation_Regular_Tab 7C_6/6/1991 VILLAGE OF TEQUESTA ;•• ' Post Office Box 3273 • 357 Tequesta Drive 0 ; Tequesta. Florida 33469-0273 • (407) 575-6200 .5. FAX: (407) 575-6203 ACM CO 0.1 4 May 29, 1991 John C. Randolph, Esq. Jones, Foster, Johnston & Stubbs P. O. Drawer E West Palm Beach, Florida 33402-3475 RE: County Line Plaza; Pantlin Associates Landscape Bond Dear Skip: In regard to the correspondence from Paul Alongi regarding the above-referenced matter, please be advised that the level of water restrictions implemented by the South Florida Water Management District and enforced by the Village of Tequesta do not prevent normal watering of plants as can be seen by reviewing the attached Phase I Moderate Water Shortage Plan (where clipped) . Should you wish to have Village Council approval to file suit in this matter, we are prepared to place the same for consideration of the Village Council at their meeting scheduled for June 6th. Let me know by Friday, May 31 and provide me with any paper work you wish to be submitted to the Village Council also by this same date. Sincerely, - Thomas G. Bradford Village Manager TGB/mk Attachments c: Scott D. Ladd, Building Official Thomas C. Hall, Water System Manager Recycled Paper crop and will minimize the amount of water which is withdrawn and released or lost r to the user but is not immediately available for other users. 5. Users having access to more than one source class shall maximize the use of the lesser or least restricted source class. (b) livestock Use Livestock water use shall be voluntarily reduced. (c) Aquacultural Use Aquacultural water use shall be voluntarily reduced. (d) Soil Flooding 1. Soil flooding for pest control or soil preservation shall be prohibited. 2. Soil floodingfor burningof sugarcane voluntarily reduced. 9 prior to harvest shall be 3. Soil flooding to permit harvesting of sod shall be voluntarily reduced. (e) Freeze Protection Water use for freeze protection shall be restricted to situations in which official weather cause forecasting services predict temperatures likely to permanent damage to crops. (3) Nursery/Urban Irrigation/Recreation (a) Nursery Use 1. low volume irrigation uses and low volume hand wateringshall voluntarily reduced. 2. Overhead irrigation uses shall be restricted as follows: be a. inside - 8:00 A.M. to 8:00 P.M., seven days per week. b. outside - 7:00 P.M. to 7:00 A.M. seven s r week. 3. Flood irrigation systems shall beer st icted t 8 days per month: (b) Landscape Irrigation - New Installation 1. For installations which have been in place for less than 30 days and a. less than 5 acres in size, water use for irrigation shall be restricted the hours of 2:00 A.M. to 8:00 A.M., Monday through Friday, b. 5 acres or greater in size, water use for irrigatn shall be restrictedto the hours of 12:01 A.M. to 8:00 A.M. Monday through Friday. 2. Low volume hand watering to reduced. of new landscapng shall be voluntarily 3. Cleaning and adjusting of new irrigation systems shall be 10 minutes per zone on a one time basis. restricted to (c) Landscape Irrigation - Existing Installation 1. For existing installations less than 5 acres in size, water i on shall be restricted to the hours from 4:00 for perer week. A.M. to 8:00 A.M., threeusedays a. Installations with odd addresses shall be Monday, Wednesday and Saturday permitted to irrigate on b. Installations with even addresses or no address shall irrigate on Tuesday,Thursday and Sunday. 2. For existing installations 5 acres or greaterbe permitted to irrigation on shall be restricted to the hours from 12:01 A.M. t° 8:00 A.M., three days per week. in size, water use for a• Installations with odd addresses shall be Monday, Wednesday and Saturday. b. Installations with even addresses or no a permitted to irrigate on irrigate on Tuesday, Thursday and Sunday, permitted to (d) Recreation Area Use address shall be Existing and new recreation area water use shall be restricted paragraphs (b)and (c) respectively. (e) Golf Course Use t acted as provided in 2 JONES, FOSTER, JOHNSTON & STUBBS, P. A. ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELORS FLAGLER CENTER TOWER 505 SOUTH FLAGLER DRIVE ELEVENTH FLOOR LARRY B.ALEXANDER MARK B.KLEINFELD P.O.DRAWER E HENRY F.UUENTHAL VINCENT J.ALTt10 MICHAEL T.KRANZ WEST PALM BEACH,FLORIDA 33402-3475 1902-1942 GEORGE H mar JOHN M.LAROUX KEVIN C BEUTTENMt;1ER JOHN BLAIR McCRACKEN (4O7)550-3000 HARRY ALLISON JOHNSTON MICHAEL D.BROou PAMELA A.McNIERNEY 1 1NS RUTH P CLEMENTS TIMOTHY E.MONAGHAN FAX:(407)832-1454 SCOTT M.COL TON GUY RABIDEAU JOYCE A CONWA JOHN C.RANDOLPH R.BRUCE JONES MARGARET L COOPER PAULA REVERE 1904-19BE BYRON R.CORNMEL. ANDREW ROSS PAUL C.WOLFE REBECCA G DOAFE STEVEN J.ROTHMAN RANDY D ELUSO. PETER A.SACHS • 1933.1991 L MARTIN FLAI.AGAN ANDREA J.SAFKO WRITERS DIRECT UNE: LORI E HAN11Fio.Ap• JOEL T.STRAWN SCOTT G HAWt7it5 SIDNEY A.STUBBS,JR. RETIRED THORHENRY NTCW M H ALLEN R.TOMLINSON WILLIAM A.FOSTER PETER S HOLTO.. JOHN S.TRIMPER REBECCA F HU.1TA MICHAEL P WALSH J.A JURGENS H.ADAMS WEAVER OTHER LOCATION • 54 N.E.FOURTH AVE. ^•• '\ DELRAY BEACH,FLORIDA 33483 I 'I�, May 21, 1991 :; ►,;, Q • • a iL' q,l, Mr. Thomas G. Bradford �'4Y �A Village Manager 9It. 8 Village of Tequesta Post Office Box 3273 / Tequesta, Florida 33469 f RE: Village of Tequesta Pantlin Associates/County Line Plaza Landscape Bond Our File No. 13153. 1 Dear Tom: Please find enclosed copies of correspondence from Paul Alogni regarding the above referenced matter. I had not received the letter of February 21, so I was surprised to get it along with the May 16th letter. • Whatever information you or Scott Ladd might have .in regard to the allegation in the February 21 letter would be helpful. I am prepared to simply rebut the fact that normal watering of the plants was prevented and advise that we will file suit on the bond. Any information which you may have to support that position will be appreciated. Sincerel C Randolph JCR/ssm Enclosures cc: Mr. Scott D. Ladd FIRST INDEMNITY OF AMERICA INSURANCE COMPANY S./ off a 1160 Parsippany Boulevard 1 g£� Parsippany, NJ 07054 Fax: (201) 402-0770 (201) 402-1200 May 16, 1991 John C. Randolph, Esq. JONES, FOSTER, JOHNSTON & STUBBS, ESQS. Flagler Center Tower 505 South Flagler Drive Eleventh Floor, P 0 Drawer E West Palm Beach, Florida 33402-3475 RE: Performance Bond No. F01488 Pantlin Associates/Village of Tequesta Your File No. 13153.1 Dear Mr. Randolph: We just received your letter of May 9, 1991 regarding the above. Enclosed find a copy of a letter sent on February 21, 1991 to you. Very truly yours, PAUL ALONGI OPERATIONS MANAGER PA:cm Encl. F-IKS I INLULMNI I Y UI- AMLKICA INSURANCE COMPANY 71�SG�n 1160 Parsippany Boulevard Parsippany, NJ 07054 Fax: (201) 402-0770 (201) 402-1200 February 21, 1991 John C. Randolph, Esq. Jones, Foster, Johnston & Stubbs Flagler Center Tower 505 South Flagler Drive Eleventh Floor, P. 0. Drawer E West Palm Beach, Florida 33402-3475 RE: Pantlin Assoc . /Village of Tequesta Dear Mr. Randolph: In reference to your recent letter of 2/6/9�1, be _advised that we have interviewed our principal . - Pantlin Associates totally dispute the claim on the basis of the bank takeover and mandatory water conser- vation measures which prevented normal watering and maintenance contributing to attrition of the plants . If you have any information which rebuts the above, kindly forward tome . Very truly yours, PAUL ALONGI OPERATIONS MANAGER PA:mlf