HomeMy WebLinkAboutMinutes_Regular_10/13/1964MIR~IJT~S OF TIiR ML~'II1G OF THI; COUAICILNIE~T
OF TI'dE VIL~:GE OF TRnUESTk
~- ~ The Regular Monthly Meeting of the Councilmen of the Village
of Tequesta. was held Tuesday, October 13, 196; at 8:00 P.Ni., at
the Church of the Good Shepherd, Seabrooi~ road, Tequesta.. Council-
men present were: Messrs. Valier, Turnbull, Lowden, Stewart and
Cornelius. Also present were Pobertria.rp, Village Clerk and
Attorney ~Jilliani A. Lord.
The Minutes of the previous meeting were read and approved.
The Treasurer's erort and -isuursements far the month of
September, 1964 was read and approved upon t:otion uy Stewart,
second by Turnbull and passed. Cash balances on ..%Iand aeptember 30,
1964 were as follows:
First Dank of Jupiter
Petty Cash
Community Federal Savings and Loan
Accounts Receivable
balances in the Various Accounts were as follows:
Operating Account
Petty Cash
building Fund
Streets, Roads and Drainage .mod
Capital hand
$ 4,810.29
25.00
27,165.02
.^v32, 000.31
586.70
32,587.01
$19,602,06
25.00
975.00
6,870.00
5.114.95
32 58701
Police Chief Henry Dusen'oery presented and read his Report
covering police activities for the r.7onth of September, 1964 and
the fiscal year October 1, 1963 to aSeptember 30, 1964. The Council
was advised that all residents had 'peen requested to put their
assigned house number on their house or front la:m. The Police
Chief made personal contact to all who did not have this number.
Attorney Lord is to draw an Ordinance requiring the F•la cing of
assigned house numbers on the house or in a conspicious place on
the property. The Village Manager is to procure plats of all
sections of the Village showing house numbers for each piece of
property.
John F.. Sutton, Jr. asked the Council to consider the installa-
tion of a traffic control signal at the intersection of giver Drive
and Golfview Drive, Tequesta Country Club Community. The Council
did not believe such an installation to be necessary at this brie
and no definite action taas taken. He was advised that this was
not a "hairpin" turn and in fact it had been widened considerably
in recent years.
The Village ~'atorney gave Second reading to an ordinance by
title only annexing certain parcels o~ lands which the Village
showed its intention to annex by Ordinance I~os. 87, 88 and 89
duly adopted by the Village Council Fiugust 11, 1964. Upon com-
pletion of the Second Reading by title only, Cornelius moved,
seconded by Stewart and passed that the Second F:eading be approved.
Therefore, First Reading having been approved September 14•, 1964,
Ordinance No. 92 was hereby passed and adopted on Second Reading.
Mayor Valier reported on a meeting with the Village Manager
and Chief Daird of the Jupiter Volunteer Fire Department to discuss
the $500.00 increase the Department had asked from the Village for
fiscal year 1964-1965. Chief Laird explained the Department's
budget and stated a contract for the purchase of a new pumper at
a cost of $19,604.00 had been signed. This new pumper is to be
P3aced in the Village of Tequesta building when the Tillage Ha11
is constructed. He was asked what value the Department placed
on the garage the Village was providing for the truck. I-Ie stated
he cou~.d not state a figure but felt the Vi11a,;e was groiaing rapidly
and,. there had been a considerable increase in dwelling units in
the Village for which protection hws to be provided. ~Ie further
stet®~ Jupiter Inlet Colony would not increase their contribution
MINUTES OF THE M~,ETING OF THF, CO[JNCILMEAI
OF THE VILLAGE OF TEQUuSTA
OCTODER 13, 1964
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because they only had income from advalorem taxes and vergr little
income from other sources. He stated Jupiter had informally agreed
to a contribution of $2,500.00 for their next years budget for
fire protection. Areas outside municipalities are to be asTced
fora sum of approximately $5.00 per residence. The Chief stated
he believed that trithin the next fe~a years, fire protection would
be provided through a taxing district with a paid department.
Following the discussion, Cornelius moved, seconded by Stewart
and passed that the Village contribute the sum of $2,000.00 to the
Jupiter Volunteer Fire Department for the current fiscal year and
authorized the Mayor to sign a Letter of Agreement with the Fire
Department.
The Clerk read a Toesolution supporting the efforts of Jupiter
Inlet Colony to obtain a new bridge across the Intracoastal Waterway
on State Tioad 707 and cans approved upon motion by Cornelius, second
by Turnbull and passed. Clerk is to send a copy to County Comm-
issioner E. F. Van i~essel.
Attorney Lord read a ordinance prohibiting the running at large
of dogs within the Village and providing for the impounding of dogs
in violation thereof and for punishment therefor. Powden moved,
seconded by Turnbull that the First Tleading be approved. The vote
on the nwtion was : '
Stewart Against
Valier For
Dowden For
Cornelius For
Turnbull For
The First Reading was thereby approved.
Attorney Lord reported he woula start on the road condemnation
proceedings at once. He also stated the appellate Court had upheld
the Villages Annexation of the Daker et al property.
Attorney Lord presented a proposed ordinance providing rules
and regulations for the collection etc. of garbage and Council
decided to read and further discuss it at a later date.
Pat Snow, Jr., representing 'ooth the Jupiter Jaycees and
Jupiter-Tequesta Chamber of Corimerce, explained the part of both
orgaaizations in the annual area Christmas Parade. T-Te asked for
a contribution of $125.00 to defray one-half the cost of the pro-
ject and stated he would ask the Toim of Jupiter fora like amount.
It was moved by Turnbull, seconded by Bowden and passed that the
Village contribute the sum off' $125.00 to the Jupiter Jaycees
for the Christmas Parade.
Mac Olson, representing Durnup and Sims, Inc, appeared before
~~ the Council to discuss a possible franchise fora Community Antenna
Television Cable installation. He explained CATV and stated it
had nothing to do with pay TV. Y-e explained the approximate cost
would be $20.00 connection fee and $5.00 monthly charge. The matter
was to be taken under consideration by the Councilmen and no definite
action was taken,
Attorney Lord read an ordinance declaring the intention of the
Village to annex the follotii.n; described parcel of Land:
Starting at a point where the North line of said ~
Section 30 intersects the cen$erline of U.S. High-
daay No . 1 ( State Road Tdo . 5 ~ and run Southeas terlgr
along said centerline a distance of 1575.19 feet
to the point of beginning; thence [^Jest parallel ,~
to the North line of said Section 30 to a point
in the [~iest Line of Goverivnent Lot 2; thence
North along the E~est line of Government Lot 2
and its extension, 'oeing the [°lest line of Govern-
ment Lot 1, to a point in a line parallel to the
North Line of said Section 30 and 2G0 feet North
of the South line of Government Lot l; thence East
MINUTES OF THE MEETING OF THE COUNCILI~I~
OF THE VILLF~E OF TEQU.~.TA
OCTO~R 13, 1964
P~9GE 3
along said line, being parallel to the North line
of said Section 30 and 200 feet North of the
South line of Goverment ~.ot 1, to the centerline
of U.S. Highway No. 1 (Utate Road No. 5); thence
southeasterly along said cc~L-erline to the point
of beginning.
Upon completion of the reading, Lowden moved, Seconded by Cornelius
and passed that the First i;eaciing of the Ordinance be approved. All
Councilmen being present and approving the First Reading, Ordinance
No. 94 was thereby passed and adopted on First Tieading.
Attorney Lord then read a ordinance declaring the intention
of the Village to annex the following described parcel of land:
Beginning at a point in the centerline of U.S.
Highway No. 1 (State I':oad No. 5), 1975.19 feet
Southerly (measured along the centerline of
U.S. Highway No. 1) of the intersection of the
North line of said Section 30 with the cen-
terline of U.S. Highway No. l; thence ~~~'esterly,
along a line parallel to the North line of Section
30, a distance of 604.89 feet; thence North-
westerly, along a line parallel to the center-
line of U.S. Highway No. 1, a distance of 250
feet; thence Westerly, along a line parallel
to the North line of Section 30, a distance of
302.44 feet; thence Southeasterly, along a line
parallel to the centerline of U.S. Highway No. 1,
a distance of 302.44 feet; thence Easterly,
along a line parallel to the IJorth line of Sec-
tion 30, to a point in the centerline of U.S.
Highway No. l; thence T~orthtoesterly along said
centerline of U,S. I-Iighway T?o. 1 to the point
of beginning.
Upon completion of the Reading Cornelius moved, seconded by Stewart
and passed that the First Reading of the ordinance be approved.
All Councilmen being present and approving the First heading,
Ordinance No. 95 was thereby passed and adopted on First Reading.
Attorney Lord read an ordinance declaring the intention of
the Village to annex the following described parcel of land:
Beginning at a point at the intersection of the
South line of Government Lot 2 and the 61~est
right-of--way line of U.S. Highway No. 1 (State
Road No. 5); thence ~Jesterly, along said South
line of Government Lot 2, a distance of 766.49
feet; thence Northwesterly, along a line parallel
to and 766.49 feet TaTest of the West right-of way
line of U.S. Highway P1o. 1, a distance of 219..8
feet; thence Easterly, along a line parallel
to the South line of Government Lot 2 to a point
in a line parallel to and 370.19 feet West
of the West right-of-gray line of U,S. Highway
No. l; thence Northwesterly along said line,
being parallel to and 370.19 feet West of the
West right-of taay line of U.~. ~Tighway No. 1,
~~ to a point in a line parallel to and 852.35
feet South of the North line of Government
Lot 2; thence Easterly, along a line parallel
to the North line of Government Lot 2, a dis-
tance of 370.19 feet to a point in the 6dest
right-of-way line of U.S. Ilighway No. l; thence
Southeasterly along said West right-of way line
of U.S. Highway No. 1 to the point of beginning.
Upon completion of the heading, Turnbull moved, seconded by
Bowden and passed that the First Beading of the ordinance
be approved. x'.11 Councilmen being piesent anc; approving
the First heading, Ordinance PIo. 96 was there'uy passed and
adopted on First Reading.
MIILTUTES OF THE MEETING OF THE COUNCILMEN
OF THE VILLAGE OF TEQUE.STA
OCTOEER 13, 1964
PAGE 4
Attorney Lord advised the Councilmen that the above ordinances
included section of U.S. Highway No. 1 and he believed that the
Village should annex U. i. Highway No. 1 from the North Village
limit which will be established follo~ring these annexations to the
South line of Section 30.
Attorney Lord read a Resolution a~~aarding and selling the
$148,000,00 Excise Tax I;evenue Eonds to Thomas Ni. Cook and Company
and Sullivan, Nelson ~ Goss, Inc. at the price of $141,425.00 plus
accrued interest to the date of delivery and authorizing and directing
the proper officers of the Village to execute all of said bonds
when prepared and to deliver the $148,000.00 principal amount to
the purchasers thereof ~•rith out further authority from the Council.
Turnbull moved, seconded by Stewart that the Resolution be adopted.
All Council~ren voted favorably on the motion and Pesolution No. 1-64•
was thereby adopted.
The Council discussed specifications for the bidders on the
Village Hall plans and the Village Manager presented a ].i.st of
items which he proposed as specifications for bidders and believed
should be a part of the specifications and advertisement for bids.
Theyare as follows:
1. Successful bidder to be required to furnish a Performance
Bond and Payment Bond for not less than 100 of the Con-
tract Price.
2. Copies of plans and specifications to be obtained by
General Contractor only by deposit of $20.00 cash with
the Village Clerk.
3. Unsuccessful bidders may obtain a refund of deposit for
one (1) set of plans and specifications if returned in
good, fully assembled condition within ten (10) days after
opening the bids. $10.00 to be refunded for each of all
other sets of plans and specifications returned.
4. Bids to be accompanied by a bid bond or a certified check
or cashier's check in an amount not less than 5~ of the
bid.
5. No bid to be withdrawn after the scheduled closing for
the receipt of the bids .fora period of 30 days.
6. The Village reserves the right to reject any or all bids.
7. Envelope containing the bid to be marked: SEl~I,ED BID,
VILLAGE H~:LL .
8. Allow at least three (3) weeks for return of bids.
9. 5/ bid bond or certified check or cashiers chec~~ to be
returned to unsuccessful bidders after Village Council
has accepted a bid or rejected all bids or if the fina 1
decision is between several bidders, returned to all
bidders not being considered.
The Village Manager is to contact Architect Dillard puff to
finalize this matter, The Council ~;>as advised the Circuit Court
Hearing for Validation of the Lend Issue krill be held Thursday,
October 22, 1964 and if the verdict is favorable, Attorney Lord
believed the Village could proceed with advertising for bids.
The Council authorized the advertisetfient for bids to be made in
the Deacon News and Palm 1/each Post Times starting with the
October 29, 1964 issue of both papers.
Attorney Lord is to prepare an ordinance that will make the
provisions of the Misdemeanor Statutes of the State of Florida
an official part of the Village's Municipal Code.
Mayor Valier is to see if General Eduard ,Fa. 2lontgortiery and
Col. Herman 1J. 5chull will accept appoint~-ent to the PaLn Beach
County Resources Development Loard for terms of 3 years and 2 years
respectively.
MIPIUTI;S OF TIC MIiJETII~?G OF TF~E COUI~CILMLAd
, - OF THE VILLAGE OF TE~iIESTA
OCTOBER 13, 1964
WAGE 5
The Village Clerk explained that as of October 1, 1964 all
-receipts of Cigarette Taxes, Utilities Service Taxes and Franchise
Taxes must be segregate front the general funds of the Village
and that an "Excise Tax Revenue Fund" and "Sinking Fund" riust be
opened to handle the transactions. Upon motion duly made, seconded
and passed, the Village Clerk was authorized to open accounts
know as "`Jil.lage of Tequesta, Florida, T;~;cise Tax Pevenue Fund"
and"Vil]a,,ge of Tequesta, Sinking Fund" in account with the First
Bank of Jupiter, with authorized signatures to consist of the
Village Treasurer and/or Villag~.;~ Clerlc and one (1) CoimciLnan.
The Council set Tuesday, P~'ovember 10, 196~~ at 8:00 P.IvI, as
the date fora Public Coning :~e~,ring to be held for the ~;urpose
of providing a zoning classification for parcels of land recently
annexed to the Village of Tequesta by Ordin~:nces T1o. 83, 86 and 92.
The Village Manager advised the Council that the toning Eoard
of Adjustment had ria,de a request that the Council hold a Public
Dearing to provide a ma, ximurl height of fences for clothes drying
s,reas to oe a maximum of six beet sit: (G'6"). Iie explained that
at the present time the ordinance restricts the height of fences
to five (5) feet maximum, The Council agreed that this matter
could also be taken care of at the IIearing scheduled for Pdovember
10, 1964.
There being no further business, the meeting eras adjourned
at 10:25 P.M.
es~ tf ly Subnutted
Pobert clarp
Village Clerk
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OFFICE OF THE CHIEF OF POLICE
TELEPHONE 746-7474
VILLAGE OF TEQUESTA
P. O. BOX 638
JUPITER, FLORIDA - 33458
October l~, 1964
ANNUAL POLICE DEPARTMENT REPORT FOR
FISCAL YEAR OCTOBER, 1963 THROUGH SEPTEMBER, 1964
HENRY M. DUSENBERY
CHIEF OF POLICE
The Police Department handled a total of six hundred twenty-two
complaints during the year. These ranged from breaking and enterings
to assisting motorists with transportation problems.
There were forty-four arrests for traffic violations including
results of investigations of traffic accidents and the enforcement
of traffic control in the Village limits.
Police vehicles traveled a total of sixty-two thousand two hundred
forty-eight miles while patroling the Village on a twenty-four hour
basis.
In October, 1963 a second patrol car was equipped and put into
service. This was to insure complete "around the clock" coverage of
the Village and to allow for mechanical and service repairs to patrol
cars .
Traffic control and direction signs were installed on Seabrook
Road, and Rlaza Shopping Center. Palm Beach County Road Department
assisted by repainting center lines and stop bars on Tequesta Drive
and its various intersections.
The Village Council, upon suggestion of the Police Department,
passed Ordinance No. 72 requiring ID Cards for persons employed in
various catorgories in the Village limits. Active enforcement started
on February 1, 1964 and has resulted in 305 persons being processed
and ID Cards issued.
Unified traffic violation tickets were put into use as adopted
by the last session of the State Legislature. These tickets are
numbered and reported to the State Motor Vehicle Department on all
vio.la,tions .
The Police Departments complement was raised to Chief and three
men by* hiring of an additional patrolman. This allows the work day
per man to be reduced from twelve to eight hours and to give complete
,~,~ coverage during Department's vacation schedule.
ANNUAL POLICE DEPARTMENT REPORT
• OCTOBER 13, 1964
PAGE 2
A complete log of vacant homes is being kept by the Department
at the request of residents. Bi weekly checks of these homes are made
and records kept.
In August, Hurricane Cleo passed through the area. Both police
vehicles were on duty during critical period from ?:00 A.M. to 7:00 P.M.
Minor damage to shrubs and screen enclosures. Electric power was off
from 9:30 A.M. until restored at 6:30 P.M.
State Highway Engineering and Traffic Division has been solicited
through the Village Manager to assist in safer and better control of
traffic on State Road #5 within limits of the Village. Results of the
study made by them and their recommendations will be forthcoming.in thb
near future.
The Police Department, in the past year, has assisted and been
assisted by Palm Beach Sheriffs Office and Police Departments of surrounding
municipalities in several instances. Cooperation is excella,nt and appre-
ciated by all parties.
Police Department suggestions and requests have been actively
• assisted by Village Manager and the Village Council. Any suggestions
or ideas to better the services rendered by this Department will be
greatly appreciated.
Respectively submitted
r.y ~'"
Hen M. Dusenbe
Chief of Police
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OFFICE OF THE CHIEF OF POLICE
TELEPHONE 746-7474
_~
VILLAGE OF TEQUESTA
P. O. BOX 638
JUPITER. FLORIDA - 33458
October 13, 1964
•
HENRY M. DUSENBERY
CHIEF OF POLICE
Police vehicles traveled a total of 5,971 miles using 557.4
gallons of gas and 13 quarts of oil during the month of September,
1.964 .
Forty-eight complaints were investigated including six arrests
for minor traffic violations. Three motor vehicle accidents were
investigated including two with minor personal injuries. The
flashing traffic blinker light at Tequesta Drive and Federal High-
way was knocked down and badly damaged as a result of one of these
accidents. As soon as necessary parts are received to repair this
light it will be put back in operation.
State Highway engineers have completed a survey of Federal
Highway within the Village Limits in regards to a regular traffic
light installation and a revaluation of traffic needs in our
growing Village Shopping Area. Their recommendations should be
forthcoming in the near future.
The Police Department assisted Jupiter Fire Department in their
Miss Flame Contest Parade. Units formed in shopping area on Tequesta
Drive and marched from there south on Seabrook Road into Town of
Jupiter.
Police personnel were measured for yearly clothing allowance
to be delivered after October 1, 1964.
New Police car has been ordered from John rlatthews'Ford in
West Palm Beach, also radio and additional police equipment for
this car. Expected delivery about October 15, 1964. This will
replace the Dodge car presently in service.
A complete physical survey of houses in Village was run by
the Chief. All homes not displaying house numbers were contacted
and urged to display assigned numbers in the interest of speedier
pol-ice, fire and delivery services.
Attached to this report is a breakdown of Department activities
for month of September, 1964
bLt f'
Henry M. Dusenbery
Chief of Police
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VILLAGE OF TEQUESTA
BUDGET STATEMENT OF REVENUES AND EXPENSES
SEPTEM~R 30, 1964 (12 MONTHS)
REVENUES
1963 Real Estate Taxes -Net
• Building Permits
Occupational Licenses
Cigarette Tax
Utility Tax
Franchise Tax
Fines and Forfeitures
Miscellaneous
Cash Surplus 9-30-63
Lot Mowing
Payroll Taxes Withheld -Net
EXPENSES
Administrative Expense
Office Expense
Office F~9,uipment
Public Safety Expense
Police Equipment
Streets, Sidewalks and Parks
Streets, Roads and Drainage
Sinking Fund and Interest
Court Appearance Bond Refunded
Village Hall Plans
Lot Mowing
Cash on Hand 10-1-63
Add: Receipts
Less: Expenditures
BUDGET YEAR TO BUDGET
DATE BALANCE
$26,000.00 $26,137.22 ( $137.22)
4,500.00 5,450.57 ( 950.57)
4,500.00 6,285.00 .(1,785.00)
19,000.00 20,738.96 (1,738.96)
9,000.00 10,111.86 (1,111.86)
6,000.00 ?,912.14 (1,912.14)
900.00 485.00 415.00
2,400.00 3,294.59 ( 894.59)
12,000.00 -o- -12,000.00
$84,300.00 $80,415.34 $3,884.66
-0- 1, 012.00 -0-
-0- 18.83 -0-
$84,300.00 $81,446.17 $3,884.66
$22,250.00 $21,208.?0 $ 1,041.30
6,900.00 6,450.26 449.74
1,000.00 560.00 440.00
24,000.00 24,256.45 ( 256.45)
5,500.00 3,327.11 2,172.89
11,700.00 9,915.09 1,784.91
~3, 600.00 ~- -0- ~ ' ~ .~.3, 600.00
.9,350.00 -0- 9,350.00
$84,300.00 $65,717.61 $18,582.39
-0-
-0- 20.00
3,525.00 / ~ -0-
-0-
-0- 1.012.00 -0-
$84,300.00 $?Os274.61 $18,582.39
CASH RECONCILEMENT
CASH SUMMARY
First Bank of Jupiter
Petty Cash.
ComOnunity Federal Savings and Loan
Due From Accounts Receivable
Operating Account
Petty Cash
Building Fund
Streets, Roads
Capital Fund
and Drainage Fund
ACCOUNT SUMMARY
$21,415.45
81,446.1?
$102,861.62
70,274.61
$ 32,587.01
$ 4,810.29
25.00
27,165.02
$32,000.31
586.70
3 587.01
$19,602.06
25.00
975.00
6,870.00
5,114.95
32 587.01
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VILLAGE OF TEt~UESTA
STATEMENT OF REVENUE AND EXPENSE
FOR MONTH OF SEPTEMBER, 1964 AND YEAR TO DsTE (12 MONTHS]
SEPT. YEAR TO
~~ 1964 DATE
1963 Real Estate Taxes -Net -0- $26,137.22
• Building Permits $ 395.56 5,450.57
Occupational Licenses 790.00 6,285.00
Cigarette Tax 1,931.27 20,738.96
Utility Tax 989.34 10,111.86
Franchise Tax 165.55 7,912.14
State Road and Bridge Fund -0- 824.,47
Fines and Forfeitures 110.00 4~i5.00'
Interest Received -0- 664.74
Ot`fice Sublet 50.00 650.00
Miscellaneous itevenue _ 78.72 1.155.38
Total Revenue $ 4,510.44 $80,415.34
EXPENSES
BcUministrative Ex ense
Bull ing nspection Fees -0- 3, Oti6 , t~3
Dues and Subscriptions -0- 76,25
Insurance -0- 1,485.18
Legal Expense 300.00 1,850.00
Donations 570.00 2,555.00
Advertising and Promotion -0- 229.3b
Maps, Blue Prints, etc. -0- 35;1,10
Engineering Service 350.00 350.00
Miscel pneous
OASI Ex ense 75
3.28 1'821
44
Salaries 0
653.32 .
?, 899.92
Auditing Expense -0- 300.00
• Councilmen Salaries 100.00 600.00
Office Expenses
Salaries 243.76 2,925.12
Rent 150<00 1,800.00
Supplies 118.85 768,34
Miscellaneous 37.63 152.20
Telephone 15.55 169
95
Janitor 20.00 .
240
00
Utilities 118.49 .
394
65
Public Safety Expense .
Police (ref Salary 500.00 6
049.32
Patrol Salaries 1,125.00 ,
10
919.88
Car Expense
Gasoline and Oil 159.80 ,
1,201.08
Car Insurance 147.99 2,102.08
Equipment and Uniforms -0-
-0- 534.85
333
77
Telephone and Answering Equipment 36.05 .
431
86
Miscellaneous 12.40 .
312
20
Street and Traffic Signs -0- .
270
08
Utilities - Street Lights and Signals 98.08 .
601
33
Auxiliary Fire Service
Streets, Sidewalks and Parks -0- .
1,500.00
Street Maintenance -0-
Entrance Gate Expense ?91.27
Fogging Expense 102.09 929.7?
General Maintenance 135.00 1,115.10
Beautification Committee Projects 975.66
-0 6,417.9?
Total Expense - 660.98
Revenue Over Expense $_6,727.95 $61,8_ 30,50
($2,217.51) $18,584:84
The Following Disbursements were made from Village of Tequesta
• Funds Dura;ng the Month of September, 1964:
•
First Bank of Jupiter $ 197.90
Highlights . . 9.00
Jupiter Inlet Beach Colony, Inc.. 150.00.
Jupiter-Tequesta Hardware Co. ~ 34.71
Jupiter-Tequesta Junior Citizens, Inc.. 70.00
Dewey Mims . 135.00
Tequesta Country Club . 35.20
Duke's Service Center 6.00
Florida Power £~ Light Co. 214.71
Halsey ~a Griffith . 10.49
Secretary of State. 32,00
Sinclair Refining Co. 227.14
Tequesta Water Co., Inc.. 104.?8
Turnbull's Sinclair Ser~rice 77.98
Beacon News . 221.80
H. M. Dusenbery, Jr.. 13.50
Payroll . . 2,155.81
Ford Sanitation, Inc. 645.00
Jupiter Pure Oil, Co. .67
Jupiter High Boosters Club. 500.00
J. €a M. Electric. . ... 36.50
,
Henry W. Jewett ?5.00
~
Virginia Laliberte. 20.00
Postmaster -Jupiter, Florida 93.60
Rood landscape Co., Inc.. . 306.53
Southern Bell Telephone Co. 51.60
Winters, Brackett, Lord ~ Potter. 300.00
Councilmen Salaries 100.00
Petty Cash. . 19.14
Brockway, Weber ~ Brockway Engineers. 836.50
6 680.56