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HomeMy WebLinkAboutMinutes_Regular_05/18/1965A'1iNUFES OF Tc~1~' N,~TIA?G OF T~iE COUPdCIL~lEI1 OF TFE VILLAGE OF TEQiE:ST~., FLORIDA The regular monthly meeting of the Councilmen of the Village of Tequesta, Florida was held Tuesday, play 18, 1965 at 8:00 P.1~i. at the Church of the Good Shepherd, Seabrook Road. Counci Lnen present were: Messrs. Valier, Turnbull, Bowden, Sylvester and Cernelius. Also present t~ras P.obert Harp, Village Clerk. Counci]man Bowden eras tirelcomed back from his trip and the Clerk administered the Oath of Office to hiir. as both CounciL~~an-F~rst ~Jard and Village Treasurer. pLinutes of the meeting of April 13, 1965 and the Special Meeting of May 3, 1965 wen read and approved as read. The Treasurers Report and Disbursements for the month of April was read and approved upon motion by Turnbull, second by Boti~den. Cash balances at April 30, 1965 were as follows: First Lantc of Jupiter $ 3,990.39 Petty Cash 25.00 Co~nuntiy Federal Savings and Loan 30,813.61 hest Palm Beach Federal Savings and Loan 9,063.75 Due from Accounts Receivable 44 1 The Sinking Fund in the First Bank of Jupiter had a balance of $11,637.1?. The Construction Fund in the First Bank of Ju iter d a ba]an e of $42,509.64. p ~ c Police Chief Dusenbery~s report of police activities for the month of April was accepted and approved upon motion by 5ylveater, second by Turnbull. The f'.hief wa,s congratulated along with the Pa]m Beach County Sheriffs Department and the t^7est Palr~i Beach Police Department for the quick solution of the Moran safe robbing case. The Clerk read a letter from farrf~er Counci]man Charles D. Stewart, expressing his appreciation for the certificate presented to him by the Council. The Clerk read a letter fro~a :lank Iteene on behalf of Mr. ~ rtrs. Perry Como requesting a Village Permit to pump approximately ?,500 cubic yards of fill to fill the uplands of Tract D, Tequesta and submerged land ~~hich lies between the established Village bulkhead line and the upland of Tract D, Tequesta. Cornelius moved, seconded by Turnbull and passed that such Pillage Permit be issued. The Clerk read a letter of April 29, 1965 fran the U.S. Army Engineers, Jacksonville, explaining the unattended operation of the Florida East Coast Railway Bridge across the Jupiter River. This will be aceompliohed by use of scanning equipment. Mayor Yalier advised the Council he had been askod by the .Jupiter-Tequesta Junior Chamber os Coasnerce to contribute $150.00 for the Community Fourth of July Celebration. Sane discussion ensued as to bozo much the Jupiter Inlet Colony will contribute and the fact that many contributions ors made-and any group desiring a contribution should make ~,rritten request of the Village prior to preparation of the budget. Turnbull moved, second by Cornelius and passed that the Pillage contribute the aura of $100.00 to the Fourth of Ju1p Celebration. Councilman Cornelius reported that those has been a great many sand flies in the Country Club area recently. He Waved, seconded by f Turnbull ghat the Village advise County Commissioner E, F.-Pan Kassel and the Pa Ln Beach County Eoard of Commissioners of this situation and request that they take proper steps to relieve this situation. The Village Manager advised the Council that the Pillages request for a suai-actuated traffic control signal at U.~. No. 1 and Tequesta Drive and a flashing beacon at U.S. No. 1 and Bridge Road had been approved by the State ~~oad Depaz~tment. The Council authorised the Village rTanager to obtain a quotation for these installations. i>illdiPfv.S OF THE a i TII~G OF ` ~° 1Ifi~ COZAVCILMEN OF THE VILLAGE OF T~(~~STA, FLORIDA rl~r 18, 1965 Page 2 The Village Manager discussed the progress oa the Village Hall Construction. He stated advertisements for landscape bids would be published Thursday. The Village Nlana,ger called the Councils attention to the certified letter received from Charles ricIntosh protesting the aanexa- tion of Lots 14, 15, 16 and Parcel No. 2, Block D, Jupiter Masers and requestiing the rescinding of the annexation ordinance. A copy of said letter had been sent to each Councilman and the Village Attorney. No action was talcen on the letter. The Vil]age Hlanager reminded the CounciLnen of C~iief Duse~bery~s letter of March 16, 1965 proposing 24 hour a day operation of the Police Desl_ :hen ~~e move into the Village IIall. Ito action was taken but it was believed it should to considered for the next fiscal year budget if sde- quate funds are available. Th® Village Manager advised of several verbal complaints about the upkeep of yards in the right o~' gray of Tequesta. Several residents believed it to be the Villages responsiilility to water, fertilize, etc, One eamplaiaa at, Joseph Lang, who lives at 324 Tequesta Drive across from th. Blair House, had reported the school children ~raiting for the school bus stood on the grass in front of his house on Tequesta Drive while waiting for the bus. This retards the proper growth of the grass in this arcs; snd makes much additional labor aad expense for his up keep of this ls~wn ans. It was the general feeling of the Counci]men that it Mould be imp~Qtical for the Village to assume the maintenance of such areas •r pave or gravel such areas since many other properti~a (all of Ridgewood, Tequesta Country Club Conmunity, Country Club Point and a goodly portion of Jupiter in the Pines) were also grassed to the street paving and action might set a definite precedent for all properties grassed to the street. Mr. Cabanas stated he believed the school bus stop at Tequesta Drive and Country Club Drive eras a hazard and Chief Duseabery said he would investigate the matter with school authorities prior to start of the fall school ton. Councilman Sylvester suggested all future Council meetings start with introcatioa and the pledge of allegiance to the flag aad all Councilmen concurred. There being no further business, the meeting was adjourned at 9:OS P.M. ~ ~ ' flta~ 11, 796,5 To The U.I,t,Cai,~e Cvunctl. U-ill.ac~e a.~ Tegcceo~ta., ~'d.ortida i~E: 6ndinc~nce Pe~,tauu-a.g .ta The Rnnexatrian a~ ,Cam 74, 15, 16 Rnd 7'cucce.C # 2, B.t.ack D, ~up.Cte~ !I~an.a~ ((~rned Pa.u,C 7. Cltaddack,} ~ta The Te~,i.ta~,ucC ~ a~C The. U.i.C~lage a~ egcceo~. 1. The above cited Q~2dirtance maw ~~ed bra you a.t a 9µeciQ.C aiee.#~. an lllc~nday., filay. ,3, 1965, a.~.te2 due na#.ice ~ta a.l.C cancenned .that -.the 2nd ~tecuLi.ru~ a~C maid a2ciinance wau~(,d be he,Cd. 2. The urtde~agned Ciuvr,Ceir T. /llc~ntaah and h~o wee R~li,ce R. lRc~nta~h one -tlLe. vwne~ a~ a ce~.tain ;aah.c~L a~ xea.(.tey .Located d,i~cec~tLy. a.c~a.oa Te,c~ctea~ta 1~R.i,ve exam .the ~xoRe~it~ cited .vt .the alrave-menti..aned a~tdi.nance; and- .the w~utea he~te.in., Cha~tCe~ T, fRc7rrtaah, aAlxecuted a.t ~a.Cd ~Reci,a.L meetings anal vaeced vehlsal. ob~.ect~iorvs #a ~th.e P~~~$ a~ aa.i d ond-irzaa!~ce. ~ .arc; and. .the Co~.uLC,i.i. a~ The U.il,(.age a~ Teque~~u d,id, at the evrrit.ert'a kegue~~t, gxanat him. /ae~tnri~~aan ~ta ~C.ile mriit~ten ab~.ecti.arv~ with. maid Council.; -oral ouch Ob-. ~.ectiarv~ .ta the he2e.Infie~a2e cited andinance ate .oet ,~t,arth beCaw ago d ma~tte2 a~ Prclr,L.ic Pecarcd: a-) Even .thau.git. Paul T. iliaddock. way cited .ert .the no-ttce o~C ~ecand lead-ing a.~ ~Q~id andinance a.~ .the awnex a~ .the .La.#~ annexed- bg aaid a~td.inance, and even -th,au¢h h.e maw .the de facto awne2 a~ 2eco~d an the date: ~a.id v~tdutance wary pa~9ed, ~i.t woo urel.L known ,to .the Caunci,l,, anti ackrtaw.Cedg;ed .ta a.ll, ryce~en.t b~ caunci.Cman. S~,Cve.:-.te~c, an emryCayee a~ 1~i,U'v~o~a Carve-tx- uctian CamRan.y,, ~tJuit .#he ~.ea.C bene~.ici.,at. owneJta a.~C ~a~i.d: -Canal c<;~ted -ut -the o~.d~inarcce a~ annexa.t.e,on way, at .the .time a.~ ~t~ id ~eade,n~ and. ao Tiff t'~CUl3STFt CQI2STklfCT'JOft COffTTPRR~; oral atirat, a.~ d rie~ruL.t a~ .tha.o, .the • raetetianex ~aac. aruaearat-ran, Paul T. ffladdar~, did na~t cv~.e: ~ta .tlse counci.C ~t.n. goad h acrd hence the wha,C.e .~vundcLt.Can ~a~ ae~ad o~Ginance o~ annexation maw ~cuLL.tgr and can.~,tituted a ~rub~e~uge on the, part a~. 9a,id flkiddock, and .oa,ed D,tfJa.o,ta ~ta ¢et .the .hand. -t,n. cicce~~tian ~e~aned .to .the de~t~ci~zent a~ a,LL pit.©Rehty. amne~, bath .in. the U~LLcZ.ge o~ TequeoJta. and .in -the County, a~C Pa.Cm Beach, mho axe adjacent on neryt..the 2ea.lte~ de~rc~ii.lrecl ~tn .the a~:rlinance a.~ annexa.tion. b-) The Ratent ~ubten~ug.e.~-a~ ~a,i.d fliaddack and amid ~.if7a~~ta one made obvwucti .ta -the Council. a~ The U~i.,1.Lage a~ Tec}ue~.ta by. -the ~scta sated be.Law: 7- .~aUo.ata, Caru-.t~uic#,ran CamRang; had, a•~ adm.i,tted .fry, Councilman. Sy.Cae~r.te~, a ar~,nd~irtg: cantxact, at .the .time off. ,the ~e,cand ~ead~ing, with. ~a.id fi~ciddock ~ta ~e La#~ 14, 1,5, 16 anal Pance,C Ra. 2, ~upitex 1lfana2~, Sect.i.an 1. 2- ~-fUa~.ta and llladdack, even .though bath knew o~ -the a~ 1~.LUaa-ta Carr~r~xuct~.an CamiaQru~, d.id na.t d.i~sc.Ca~re ~ai.d pi.an.~ a.o a ma~ex o~ 1'ulr.(.i c Reca~cd; ~a.id ~l,art~ be.r,nq, the ne~,ara,ilu~ a~C ~a.id ~c.eczlity. -cn, a~.de2 ~ta Eaexrnit carv~~xrictivn a~ a ,tivtee a-tarty, a~a~tra.ent bui,Cd~i,ng. 3- t7-Cfla~r~ta and lffaddack both kn.em ~titat .the CauntcT a~ Pa,Cm Be~¢ch, -en mh,iJcf:. .the above-cited ~.axcel~ a~ ~cea,L.ty. w~ce .Cvcated, wau(.d na-t fxex+~,i,t much ~e-~.on-r..nry. 4- Thecae maw na need ~o~t .the bene~.ito a~ anrnexa.#.ian duni,ruy a,LC. -the ryea/t.~. goad .Card- was amned by, .oa~.d iliaddack., and hao bad ~ail'h.:te ev-CdencexaG bra the fact that, a.{.t e~c e~ ca~.iitg; U.~.~LLage -ta~ceo all. ~the.~ a ~ecz.7,o , he audden,Lry dectdeo -that he needo .the ,lrene.~.ito a~ annear~.an .ta .the U~€.LC~» age, ~ruch de.ci,o.ian be,i~rq. made RTTET~ ffE COltTPRCTS GI~'Tff ~.i.Ut3STR TAR TkE SRlE Qf SR~t~ I~tI1~. .5- Petitianeac, Paud, T. /lfaddack, may n.a.t even. p~ieoent a~ the ~pecia,l. ~.ee-t~tnc,~ a~ the Car~r~til, an 17~. 3, 7965 .oa .hat he cauCd .tre ¢u~o-t,eaned an #hi~ audden. and u~cgent need. he had ~a2 .tlze bend a.~ annexa.ti an ~.a .the U.il,Lcrge a~ Teque~.td. c-) Cvunci.C a2gu~ that Such annexa+#.icrrv~ b~.aaden .the .tax base a~C ~#.he U+i,C.Lttge 2. o,~ Te~.ue~.ta, BllT ~th.e -~ac~t ~ ,thcLt the Eiwcpa~e~ o~ -the ~ub~te~'.u~ye~ o~ maid !llactdack and ~a.id t~.i.Ua~.ta ur~tl.L ~o deva~Lue .th.e ~u~uaundiruy rycop.e~t~ie~ • -tra~th. -in -th.e U,c,1,Cacye o~ Tec~u~-ta and -i.n. the County a~ i'a.Cm. C3each and -i,n. the aubd~iu-i~r-i.orv~ known. a~ Bay. Kan,ba2 and the Coufet-2c~ C.Ct.rlr Ca~nmunit.c~., -that -the q~.o~a ~.axe~ o~ .#he u.ill_age m-i,t.C be .Ca~re2ed nathen ~th.an 2a.i~ed, .lr~. the he~c.e.in.lre~o~e cited Ond,inance a~ knnexa.t-i.or~. tuffCPC~OPC ~th,e unde~~rt.ed, C.iwh,Ce~r T. l~k;~nto~rh, heJteGc~ xe¢uea~a. Council, va.c_ate, n,ct,(.(.i./~~ and ne~ci,nd -t/ie andi,n,ance annexuuy Low 74, and Parcel, # 2, B.Lack t7, ~ccpiten rilano~, Sect~i.on One; and ~th.at ~a.id ho-Ld a pu,U.lic heax-i.nq. an ouch annexa.#.ion a,{.te2 ~u~ll.y. d.v.-cl.o~tirr.~ -the mess and ~rec~tet plaiv~ v~ ~a.id !l(addack and ~a-i,d .~.itJ'o~~ta Corvr.t~cuctia aruL ~o2ce .the nea.L p.cvct~i.e~ a~t -inte2e~~t ~to the anrrexati.on come .Ge~o~c Co unci.L r~.ith c,Cean handy and -c.rc good with. RTT.F~ ~~s~ • -~ .~~~ that the 7$, ~6 Counci.,(. ~ulrte~i- n Comµany., e the ~~.o ~~ Ch.a~tl.e~ T. lllc~nto~h #8 Ca~r~.iage kou~e Te~.ue~.ta an,<:ve, Tegueo-ta, T.La2i,cia. • o ~, ~ ~- m rn~ v, .,.r ~~ ~~ o ~_ T r H a Q ~ ~ (~ ~ t7 Q7 Q ~ k • s~ w ~' ~ ~~ ~ _~ ~~ ~'~ ~ a ~ ~ i' _~ y ~ ~ 1a d~1~ • , M Y ~~ { ~~ ~v , p _..-~1s rya :<.,. ,-~ Tequesta SPECIAL TRAFFIC REGULrATTONS The Board gave consideration to 'the .requests relating to special traffic regulations and in each case mace a review of,th~;~traffic investigation report, along with the recommendations of t11e Bt~g~.nedr at the locations described below; COUNTY ROAD LOCATION RECOMMENDED REGULATION Bay 30 Sections 46010 and 46170 - At intersection with SR 392 in Semi-actuated Traffic Panama City Beach Control Signal Brevard 514 Section 70180 - In Malabar and vicinity as follows; From SLD MP 2.994 to SLD MP 5.950, distance 2.856 mi. 45 MPH Speed Zor_e From SLD MP 5.950 to SLD MP 6.410, distance 0.460 mi. 35 MPH Speed Zone • From SLD MP 6.410 to SLD MP 6.6$5, distance 0.275 mi. 30 T~'i'H Speed Zone Brevard 516 Sections 70050 and 70060 - At intersection with SR AlA in Semi-actuated Traffic Indialantic Control Signal Okaloosa -- Section 57540 - On 21st Street in Niceville from SLD MP 60.00 (Valparaiso Blvd.) to SLD MP 60.580, distance 0.580 ani. 35 MPH Speed Zone Palm Beach 25 Sections 93110 and 93160 - At intersection with SR 80 Semi-actuated Traffic in South Bay Control Signal Palm Beach 5 Section 93040 - At intersec- tion with Bridge Road in Tequesta Flashirib Beacon Palm Beach 5-702 Section 93510 - At intersec- tion with Voss Road in Semi-actuated Traffic Mangonia Park Control Signal Palm Beach 5 Section 93040 - At intersec- tion with Tequesta Drive in Seam-actuated Traffic Teauesta Control Signal COUNTY ROAD LOCATION . __ RECOMP•~NDED REGULATION Seminole 5-427 Section 77510 - In Altamon-i,e Springs and, vicinity as fal~ows : From SLD MP 2 ~ G80 t . SLD MP 2.250, ~~.istancr: 0.1'70 mi. 35 MPH Speed Zore From SLi~ MP 2.250 ~o SLD MP 3820, d.~.a'tarice 1.570 mi i 45 I~'~H Speed Zone Seminole 5-427 fraction 7751.0 ~- Yn L~ngwooo. a,~~i vicinity a~ folloYrs : From SLD NI' 3.820 to SLD MP 4x650, distance 0.830 mi. 45 i~;Pli Speed Zone From SLD MP 4.650 to SLD MP 5.275, distance 0.625 mi. Retain 30 MPH Zone Washington -- Section 61501 - In Vernon as follows: Jackson Street (Leg A) SLD NP 0.000 to SLD MP 0.197, distance 0.197 mi. 25 MPH Speed Zone • Court Street (Leg B} from SLD ~ 0.000 to SLD I~ff' 0.268, distance 0.268 mi. 25 MPH Speed Zone NlcFatter Street (Leg C) from SLD NIP 0.000 to SLD NIP 0.357, distance 0.357 mi. 25 i~1PH Speed Zone On motion of NIr. Beaufort, seconded by NIr. Nuccio, the foregoing Traffic and Speed Regulations were determined to be reasonable and necessary upon the basis of the engineering and traffic investigations, and authority was therefore ;i~ten for the establishment of same and placing of the proper marking and signs as indicated; also, for the elimination of existing controls where this is indicated. I hereby certify that this is a true and correct excerpt from Minutes of the State Road Department Meeting of April 15, 1g65, in Tallahassee, Florida. F. Kr Strickland, Executive Secretary OFFICE OF THE CHIEF OF POLICE TELEPHONE 746-7474 VILLAGE OF TEQUESTA P. O. BOX 638 • .JUPITER. FLORIDA - 33458 May 18, 1965 HENRY M. DUSENBERY CHIEF OF POLICE The Police Department during the month of April investi- gated fifty-one complaints. Police vehicles traveled a total of 5,632 miles patroling the Village. With the cooperation of Village Maintenance Department, 25 mph speed limit signs were installed in the Tequesta Country Club Community Area and also along the newly completed section of Willow Road in the Ridgewood Area. The vacation season is approaching, the Police Depart- ment again wishes to advise residents to notify us of any extended absences from home. This will enable to Police Department to better perform its duties to the residents. Attached to this report is a complete breakdown of acti- vities for the month of April, 1965. • Henry M. Dusenbery Chief of Police Note: As of April 19, 1965, the Village Civil Defense Plan 1965 has been approved and accepted by both State and County Directors of Civil Defense. AOLI C$ DBPARTI®C'Y? VILL~A(~S 019' TEQII83TA MONTHLY REPURT FOR April 1~a5 idt r lfucnbsr _~n~y,red __ Number ~ Total I~xith Pedestrian ____ ,^____ MV xith MV 1 5 1 1 1~V xith Fixed Object ~ -- 1 ~[V xith Bicycle- - __ __ Other i[V Aocidents Public Accidents - t wit~i MV) (No ____ Other Vehicle Other Public Accidents .~_-_~_ ° AND INCIDENTS ____,~, PERSONS ASSISTID - g ARRESTS FOR OTHr^F. tS OTHER DnPT'S ASSISTID 5 JUVENILE CASES DOORS FOUND OPEN 12 STOLEN CARS RECOVERED FIRES DISCOVERED STOLEN CARS RECOVERED FOR OTIiER3 ORTS EFFECTING OTHER DEPT'S. SUS. PERSONS 6 WARNINGS ISSUID SUS. CARS 2 IS Speeding 3 ~ Doing Business W/0/ Lic. Reckless Driving Destruction of Property No Drivers License Vandalism 2 Running Stop St. 3 ~ Vagrancy Passing Sohool Bus --~ Intoxication Failure To Veh. U/Con. - Disorderly Conduct :--- - 4 Failure To Yield Rt./0/Way Vio~ Sign Ordinance D1~yI Improper Parking ('.RTMTNOT, nFFF.NSF.S MURDER & NON-NEG. MANSLAUGHTER BURGLARY B&E or E 1 w SLAUGgiTER BY NEGLIGENCE GRAND LARCENY ROBBERY PETIT LARCENY 3 Rppg AUTO THEFT AGGRAVATED ASSAULT ~ ~ FRAUD & EMBE`L`GLEMENT ASSAULT (OTHERS) ;; '' BUYING & R~:CEIVING aAIdBLING STOLEN PROyERTY 9EX OFFENSES ~ CCW _ d - POLIaB CAR 531 gal JAIL DAYS SERVED - - ~XP$BS~ hoperatlon- 10 qts . FINES CO TED 55 a al) . 5 632 -- Maintenance '69.9 gallons t r -+~.~.w r3ATII aI' ~DT`I"I~ - n r `-. STATE ~~' FIARI1lA #.(~iJPITY OF PALA~f ~~EACH I do siolesnnly sa~ea-r {ox affin~n) that I will support and protect and defend the Constitution rind Gov+ern~cent of the united States and of the State of Florida a~,ainalt all enemies, domestic or foreiS-n, and that I will bear true faith, loyalty and alle~iancs to the same; and that I a~~, entitled to hold office under the Constitution of the tFnited States and the Constitution and Laws of the State of Florida, and that I will faithfully perform all the duties of the office of T?t~AS'JRE`? of the Yilla.~e of Tequesta, Flarida upon which I aru about to enter, rso help me God... ~~= Sworn to and eubscribsci before me this ~, ----day of ,_,,,,,_„~.~ ~9 e ~`f Ai(7~`.~EtY PiJB C tacra«, ~ _.. ~ ~4orida at larn0 Co~i9[l1.8sion eXpir~S ~a~~;r~~;ssi~n k.::;;:-~s tiH~ril 12,_ 1969 4;itnelrses : ~ ~~ IT ~~ ~t~~~ • ~~ I ~ t ~f~'t ~ ~ st~ft~+n of tit ~ ~ ~ri~ ;~`+r~.l~ct`a~r ,~''~o- ~ i~ ~~' ~6ar ~r:~t s# C©LRCIZ~>i~AR'-FIP~ST ?YARD, •~ ~~ ~'~-i x'~.ai11 +I.~.t~lt ~ ~t ter ~'~, l1~fi ~~~ ~~~ ~ ~~. ~~ ~;;c S'~ate or Flori,la ati large ?, ~ ~ 'ozr ~ ~ FYR 4 aril 12. L969 VTLL~GE OF TE4ltxESTA BUDGET STATEM~TT OF REPENUES AND E$PE~SES APRIL. 30, 1965 1964 Real Estate Taxes - Net Building Peranits Occupational Licenses Beverage-Licenses Fines and Forfeitures Cigarette Taxes, Utilities Taffies Franchise Taxes Miscellaneous Cash Surplus 9-30-64 Special Funds Increase From Construction Fund EXPENSES Adaainistrative Expense- Office Expense Public-Safety Expense .Streets, Sidewalks and Parks Contingencies Capital Funds Increase Streets, Roads and Drainage Fund Increase Paid to Sinking Fund • Pola.ce Equipment Purc~sed Maintenance Equipment Purchased .Accounts Receivable Bank Stamps and Check Imprinting Payroll Taxes Paid - .Net BUDGET YEAR TO BUDGET DATE BALAId(~ $30,400.00 $30,254.90 $ 145.10 4,500.00 2,80?.51 1,692.49 4,500.00 4,150.00 3b0.00 250.00 -0- 250.00 500.00 301.00 199.E 12,500.00 13,808.57 (1,308.5?) 6,300.00 6,037.53 262.4? 5,100.00 8,542.73 (3,442.73) 2,125.00- 1,931.34 193.66 ls,o~.oo -o- 19,oo0.cw $85,175.00 $67,833.58 $17,341.42 -0- 1, 750.00 -(~- -0- 4.025.00 -0- $85,175.00 $73, 608.58- X17.341.42 , $29,700.00 $15,096.60 $I4,6O3.40 8,100.00 4,109.56 3,990.44 29,050.00 16,487.01 12,562.99 12,400.00 4,344.81 8,0.55.19 2,925.00 1,105.00 1,820.00 2,000.00 1,166.62 833.38 1 000.00 583.38 416.62 $85,1?5.00 2,892.98 $42,282.02 -0- 14,017.50 -0- -0- 2,729.32 -0- -0- 1,938.42 -0- -0- 50.00 -0- -0- 14.04 -0- -0- so.18 - -a $85 ,175..00 ,~6S1,t72?~.44 $42, 282,.02 CASH_ RECONCILEM~fi1T Cash on Hand 10-1-64 $32,587.01 Add:. Receipts to Date ?3,608,58 $106,195.59 Less: Expenses to Date 61.722.44 $44,473.15 CASH SUMMARY First Bank of Jupiter Petty Cash Co+~»~ty Federal Savings and Loan West Palau Beach Federal Savings and Loan Due from Accounts Receivable ACCOUNT SUMMARY Operating .Account Petty Cash Building Fund Streets, Roads and Drainage Fund Capital Fund $ 3,990,39 25.00 30,813.61 9,063.75 580.40 447315 $29,954.48 25.00 5,035.16 7,453.38 2.005.13 44 473.15 VILLAGE OF TE~tUESTa STATEAlENT OF REIISNUES AND EXPENSES FOR MONTH OF APRIL, 1965 AND YEAR TO-DATE i REVEN~.S. 1964 Real Estate Taxes - Building Permits Occupational Licenses Fines and Forfeitures Cigarette Taxes Utilities .Taxes Franchise-Taxes Miscellaneous Income Rent from Offa:ce Sublet Dividends on Savings Total Revenues APRIL YEAR TO.. 1965 DATE Net $ 52.84 $30,254.90 573.50 2,80?.51 ?50.00 4,150.00 158.00 301.00 2,018.28 11,9?8.76 957.98 5,091.36 179.10 ?,806.80 147.98 1,101.98 50.00 350.00 -0- 479.36 $4,887.68 $64,321.6? EXPEL3SE`S Administrative Expense Building Inspection Fees Dues and Subscriptions .Insurance Legal Expense Contributions Advertising and Promotion Maps,. Blue Prints, etc. Miscellaneous OASI Expense Auditing Salaries Councilmen Salaries Office Ex nse Salaries -Rent Supplies Miscellaneous Telephone Janitor Utilities Public Safety Expense Police Chief Salary Patrol Salaries Car Expense Gasoline and Oil Car Insurance Equipment and Uniforms Telephone and Answering Service- - Miscellaneous Street and Traffic Signs Utilities -.Street Lights and Signals Auxiliary Fire Ser~rice Streets, Sidewalks and Ps,rks. Street Maintenance Entrance Gate Expense • Fogging Expense General Maintenance Total Expense Revenue over mcpense 263.3© -0- ?5~3.00 -0- 70.00 100.00 -0- 28.80 319.94 -0- 866.66 100.00 284.38 150.00 2.75. 45.36 13.75 20.00 21.43 550.00 1,125.00 73.40 292.89 263.00 -0- 36.32 25.25 -0- 59.42 500.00 2,4??.31 110.00: 1,188.66 1,300.00 815.00 100.00 300.00 1,002.76 ?36.00 300.00 6,066.62 700.00 1,990.66 1, Q50.00 500.65 203.14 107.90 140.00 117.21 3,850.00 ?,875.00 381.84 1,239.84 263.00 258.38 258.0? 273.96 310.70 276.22 1,500.00 2.98 185.98 63.43 362.73 -0- 37.5? 818.79 3,758,53 8 8 $40.037.73` (~9fi?.17 ..__ 24.283.94 The following Disbursements mere made from Village of Tegnesta • funds during the month of .April, 1965: Florida Power ~ Light Co.. $ 99.24 George W. Offutt, .III. 150.00 Jupiter Tequesta Junior Citizens, Inc. . 54.12 Jupiter Vol~teer Fire Department. 500.00 Tequesta Country Club. . 35,20 Internal Revenue. Service .~ . . 253.60 OASI Contribution Fund 635.71 Beacon News. 18.00 Fix It Shop. . 3.50 Jupiter-Tequesta Hardware. . ._. 150.33 Sinclair Refining Co.. 284.09 Tequesta Water Co., Inc. . ` . 136.46 Halsey and Griffith. 7„8$ Loxahatchee Air Conditioning Co. 45,36 Orr Woodworks, Inc.. 3,~g Turnbulls Sinclair Service 28.90 Rood Landscape Co., Inc. 21.00 Payroll.. Cornelius, Johnson ~ C1a;rk, Inc. , 2, 669 ..84 1,053.00 Roger Dean Chevrolet 1,627.7? Courier Highlights 10.80 Engle ~ Sons Tire Co . , Inc.. 63.20 • Jupiter Tequesta, Chamber of Com~r~e 100.Q0 Ford Sanitation,, Inc.. - .. 275:4 J. €~ M. Electric . 17.25 Lou Laliberte. 263.30 Southern Bell. 50.Q7 Henry W. Jewett. ?5 , 00 Virginia Laliberte 2Q,pp Coeuicilmen Salaries. 100. ®R 8 7 8.9Q i~ VILLAGE OF TEt~UESTA SIldKIl~iGG FUND APRIL 30, 1965 Cash on Deposit - First Bank of Jupiter Certificate of Deposit (4) First Bank of Jupiter U. S. Treasury Bills Due 8-31-65 Balance 4-31-65 Reserve for October, 1965 Bond Interest Reserve Account Accrued Interest at Sale of Bonds Interest on Treasury Bills $ 919.94 8, 0.00 2,917.23 $lIs,837.1? $ 3,008.75 8.000.00 $11,008.75 802.34 26.08 11 837. n U • VILLAGE OF TEQtIFSTA E%CISE TA7C REYEr1t~ FUND APRIL, 1965 AND YEAR TO DATE APRIL YEAR TO 1965 DATE RECEIPTS Cigarette Taxes $2,018.28 $13,808.57 Utilities. Taxes 957.98 6,037.53 Franchise Taxes 1?9.10 8,542.73 Total Receipts $3,155.36 $28,388.83 DISBI1RSEt~1TS Sinking Fund -Interest -0- $ 1,002.92 Sinking Fund -Reserve -0- 1,333.32 General Fund $3,155.36 .26,045.04 Miscellaneous -0- 7.55 Total Disbursements $3,155.36 $28,388.83 Receipts over Disbursements -0- -0- VILLAGE OF TEQUESTA CONSTRUCTION FUND APRIL 30, 19b5 Cash Received from Sale. of Bonds ll-20-64 Add Receipts: Interest on Treasury Bills Total Receipts Less Disbursements: General Contractor Architect and Estimator Fees Attorneys Fee Site Survey Builders Risk Insurance Accrued Interest on Bonds Paid to .Sinking Ftmd Total Disbursements Balance Available 4-30-65 Cash on Deposit - First Bank of Jupiter U. S. Treasury Bills: Due 5-13-65 Total Cash and Treasury.-Bills 4-30-65 $142,227.34 1,013.44 $143',240.?8 $91,192.80 ?,425.00 1,000. ~ 65.00 246.00 802.34 $100,731.14 ~ 42 09.64 $11,075.08 3~ ~. ~ 42,509.b4