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ORDINANCE N0. 303
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AN ORDINANCE OF THE VILLAGE OF TEQUESTA,
FLORIDA AMENDING CHAPTER 2, SECTION 2.16(b)
OF THE VILLAGE CODE TO MAKE IT CONFORM TO
THE VILLAGE CHARTER; AND CHAPTER 2, SECTION
2.16(c) OF THE VILLAGE CODE TO PROVIDE FOR
REVISION IN THE DETERMINATION OF THE FILING
FEE; PROVIDING FOR SEVERABILITY; PROVIDING
FOR CODIFICATION; PROVIDING FOR AN EFFECTIVE
DATE
WHEREAS, the Village Code needs to be amended to make the candi-
date filing period conform with the Village Charter; and
WHEREAS, the Village Code needs to be amended to determine the
amount of filing fee to be paid by candidates seeking election; and
WHEREAS, the Village Council deems it necessary that these
amendments be made.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE VILLAGE COUNCIL OF THE
VILLAGE OF TEQUESTA, FLORIDA:
Section 1 - Chapter 2, Section 2.16(b) of the Village Code shall
be amended to read as follows:
Any candidate seeking election as Councilman shall file
with the Village Clerk a written notice to such effect
from and including the tenth day of February to and
including the twentieth day of February in the year of
the election. Should the twentieth day of February
fall on a weekend or legal holiday, notice may be filed
with the Village Clerk no later than 5:00 P.M. on the
next business day.
Section 2 - Chapter 2, Section 2.16(c) of the Village Code shall
be amended to read as follows:
Any qualified candidate seeking election as a member of
the Council shall pay a filing fee of thirty dollars
($30.00) which shall be paid at the time of notice of
candidacy.
Section 3 - In the event that any section, subsection, clause,
sentence or provision is held invalid, the remainder of this Ordinance shall
not be affected by such invalidity.
Section 4 - Permission to codify this Ordinance is hereby granted.
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Section 5 - This Ordinance shall take effect upon its passage
and approval as provided by law.
THE FOREGOING ORDINANCE was offered by Councilmember
Carlton D. Stoddard who moved its adoption. The Ordinance was
seconded by Councilmember Lee P~:. I-3rc~~rn and upon being
put to a vote, the vote was as follows:
FOR ADOPTION AGAINST ADOPTION
Lee i~1. E?rown
'T'homas J. Little
_~ r~~s, Jr.
The Mayor thereupon declared the Ordinance duly passed and
adopted this 11th. day of uupust A.D., 1981.
MAYOR OF TEQUESTA
ATTEST:
W. H. Mapes, Jr.
-~~Cyrese~/Col bert, Vi 11 age Clerk
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and therefore the motion ti~ras passod and
adopted,
The Village Attorney revie;•red with Council the 'TPetit:ion
for Formal Proceeding sTt for the Intracoastal crossir_f to
Ji.tpiter Island, The Petition explains that i.n order to
supp:L~r a sufficient amount of ti~aate-r at acce;~table and adeq~aate
pressure to certain of its customers and to provide for the
health, safety and welfare of those customers the trillage Teas
told by its consulting engineers that it would he necessary
to install a subaqueous T~~ater main under the Intracoastal
~1ja t e rL^7a ~' ,
It also states that there are many disputed issues of
material facts and questions if the D.E.R. acted properly in
denying the Village's petition.
By filing this petition the Village demands that a formal
proceeding be held pursuant to the applicable :l.aT,~rs and regulations
and that the action of .the agency in denying the permit to the
Village be reversed t•~ith the direction that the agoncy grant a
permit to the Village for the pro~ec~t.
Stoddard. requested that a copy of the petition be sent to
Representative 'TDoc" I~ieyers, The Village p,;Ianager told Stoddard
that it ti~rould be sent.
The Village I%Iar_ager revieL~red ,with Council_ the meeting he
had with the D.E,R., South Florida Subdistrict and Gee & Jenson,
The meeting :vas called to try and worl•: out some problems that
DER felt e:rist. '
D.E.R. told the Vi.llat;e T%lanagerthat they t•~ould have people
go out to survey the area of the proposed crossing again.
TTie Vi1l.age Attorney read by title oi11y an Ordinance entitled,
AI`J ORDITdANCE OF ~i'HE 4'ILLAGE O~i' !~E~UESTA, FLORIDA AI~•iETvDITvG
CItAPTER 13-1.0 (a) OF TI1E VILLAGE CC)Du TO PROVIDE FUI3. Aid IT~;CREASE
IN THE COST FOR OBTAIidI'itiTG ATd IDEN'T'IFICATION CARD FRO=~1 ~~:I,OO TO
X5.00; PROVT_DIT,G FOR SEVERABILITY; PROVIDING FOR CODIFICATION;
PROVIDING FOR AN EFF u`l"Iti'E' DA`l"E and explained that the suer of
$1.00 does not cover the costs of the issuance of an identification
card. Brot•rn moved, "to approve o~~ first reading the amendment
of.' Chapter 1.3, Section 13-10(a) o`' the Village Code', Little
seconded ar~d vote on the motion ~•ras:
Brown --for
Cook' for
Little -for
Stoddard -for
and therefore the motion eras passed and adopted,
The Vil1_age Atto.: n=~y read by title AN ORDI~I~';iYCE OF THE
VILLAGE; OF TEC)UESTA, FLORIDA Ai~-i~T`!D ?•~:G CHAPTLI?. 2, S~,CTION 2.16 (b )
OF TIIE VILLAGE COD~~. TO TiAI{'L IT CO':FORr~ TO TIIE VILI,AG~: CIiPiRTEIi;
AND CriAPTEIi 2, S.ECTIUd 2.,1.6 (c) Or' T'rl.~ VILLAGE CODE '1'O PROT.r:CDF,
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FOR I~.EVTSIOIJ ITd TIIE DETERi~~iIT~IATION OF TiIE FILING FLF; PROVIDIAIG
F'OR SEVLRAI3II~ITY; PROVIDITG F'OR CODlr'ICATION; PROVIDII~IG FOR AN
EFFECTIVE DATE. IIe exp~_ained that Section 1 ~ provides a filing
period for candidates of ;the tenth da~T of February, fror^ and
including the tenth, to and including the t~,ventieth day of
February in the jjear o.f the election.
Section 2 he explained sets a filing
($3c).00) tr~hich shall be paid at the time
Little moved, "to ap}grove first reading",
on the motion ~~3as:
Brown -.for
Cools -for
Little -for
Stoddard -for
fee of thirty dollars
of notice of candidacy.
Brown seconded and vote
and therefore the motion ~•Yas passed and adopted.
The ~J:illage Attorney read by "title" only. AN ORDI~TATJCE
OF THE VILLAGE OF TEQUESTA, FLORIDA, PROHIBITING HITCHHIKI1iG
Oi' SOLTCITATI0IJ Oi' RIDES UPOT+i VILLAGE ROADS AT~D S'T'REETS;
PROVIDIT~IG FOR SEVERaBILITY; PROVIDIT~IG FOR PENALT=~..r.S; PROVIDITdG
FOR CODI.FICATIOTd; PROVIDIi~IG FOR AN EFFECTIVE DATE, The
Villaz;e .Attorney briefly explained the Ordinance. Cook asked
the Village P•Z~tnager t~~hy this Ordinance was being proposed and
is there really a serious problem in Tequesta .•aith hitchhikers.
The Village iianager told Coek that the Village Police Chief had
requested this Ordinance and that there is no serious problem
but there are people who hitc'.hhike through Tequesta and if this
O.rda_rtance is passed thc~ Police could better control the people
going through .the Village, Little moved, "that we accept first;
rcadir~g of this Ordinance". Brown seconded and vote en t'ne
motion was:
Bro~re n for
Cook -against
Little -for
Stoddard -for
and tr~erefore tl:e motion ~r.as passed and adopted.
The Vil:ta.g~~ =Manager explained Resolution No, ~--f~0/~l of
tlr Lo~;ahatcY;~~E: Council of C=overnmentarec~uesting, ali possible
cooperation in ant:~cip:~ted beach rennuri srrrnent i~ro.iects in
Sout}z-ern I'1a.rtin County and Northern Palm Beach Count~r.
TI.o Resolution requests that beach renourishment rro.jects
nn Jupiter Island i.n I~~iartin County be coordinated .,rith those in
Plorthf:rn Palm Roach County for t;he mutual. bcn~fit of all interests,
The Resolution dogs not suggest or requ~:~t an_y rarticular
funding rn~: thod for beach renoui i:~hC~.ont prc> jests in Sout~~ern i~iartin
County,