HomeMy WebLinkAboutDocumentation_Regular_Tab 8G_5/11/1995 Memorandum
To: Village Council
From: Thomas G. Bradford, Village Manager `j7- 7--
Date: May 4, 1995
Subject: Establishment of Village Council Priorities; Agenda
Item
As you know, it is important for the Village Council to establish
its priorities from time to time so that you, as policy makers,
and the administration, can focus its efforts on these areas of
concern. By doing so, the Village Council enables itself to
periodically gage the success of efforts undertaken to address
priorities . Obviously, other matters will continue to be
addressed in the course of the routine business of the Village,
but the focus should be on the top priorities . '
Appearing below are the top priorities as established by the
Village Council based upon your submittals . I have taken the
liberty of summarizing priorities where multiple descriptions
have been submitted. The priorities are as follows :
4 .4 Develop and implement a long-term strategy for the Water
Department relative to the proposed reverse osmosis
treatment,-facility.
4 .2 Create a plan or process for enabling residents of Country
Club Drive, South Martin County residents and local business
people to come to a consensus about what is needed to
address the concern about traffic on Country Club Drive and
other Tequesta streets.
4 .2 Finalize development of Constitution Park and associated
lawsuit.
4 .2 Avoid property tax increase by reviewing all non-ad valorem
revenues. Reduce overhead where applicable. Implement five
year planning regarding future taxes .
•
4 . 0 Continue to work aggressively to facilitate new development
within the Tequesta central business district, along with
Village of Tequesta Needs Assessment.
The top priorities of the Village Council should be adopted by
motion to establish direction for the upcoming year.
TGB/cm