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Home My WebLink AboutResolution_17-93/94_06/13/1994 RESOLUTION NO. 17 -93/9 A RESOLUTION OF THE VILLAGE COUNCIL OF THE VILLAGE OF TEQUESTA, FLORIDA, OPPOSING AND OBJECTING TO THE BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS' PROPOSED AMENDMENT TO THE UNIFIED LAND DEVELOPMENT CODE, WHICH PROVIDES FOR A PROPOSED PUBLIC UTILITIES FEE AS A SOURCE OF FUNDING FOR THE COUNTY'S DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL RESOURCES MANAGEMENT WELLFIELD PROTECTION WORK; PROVIDING FOR AN EFFECTIVE DATE; AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES WHEREAS, a proposal is being considered to implement a public utilities fee to be used as a source of funding for the County's Department of Environmental Resource Management (DERM) Wellfield Protection work; and WHEREAS, under said proposal the Village of Tequesta would be assessed the amount of $2,373.00 for the fiscal year; and WHEREAS, the adoption of this ordinance establishes direct taxing authority over municipal utilities by the County for the purpose of supporting a County program and is beyond the authority set forth in Sections 1.3 and 3.3 of the Palm Beach County Charter. • NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE VILLAGE COUNCIL OF THE VILLAGE OF TEQUESTA, FLORIDA, that: Section 1. The Village Council of the Village of Tequesta, Florida, opposes and objects to an amendment to the Palm Beach County Unified Land Development Code, which provides for a proposed public utilities fee as a source of funding for the County's Department of Environmental Resources Management Wellfield Protection work. Section 2. The Village Council of the Village of Tequesta, Florida, is adamantly opposed to this utility fee and further believes that DERM is expanding its regulatory program beyond the intent of the Wellfield Protection Ordinance by proposing said fee and that the Board of County Commissioners is exceeding the authority as set forth in Sections 1.3 and 3.3 of the Palm Beach County Charter in attTmpting to assess such a fee upon municipal utilities. Section 3. This Resolution will become effective immediately upon passage and the Village Clerk is hereby directed to forward a copy of the same to the Department of Environmental Resources Management, the Board of County Commissioners, the Palm Beach County Municipal League and all other appropriate agencies. THE FOREGOING RESOLUTION was offered by Councilmember, Collings who moved its adoption. The motion was seconded by Councilmember Mackail and upon being put to a vote, the vote was as follows: FOR ADOPTION AGAINST ADOPTION W illiam E. Burckart Joseph N. Capretta Earl L. Collings Ron T. Mackail The Mayor thereupon declared the Resolution duly passed and adopted this 13th day of June , 1994. MAYOR OF TEQUESTA Ron T. Mackail ATTEST: Village Clerk% JCR \13153- 03 \UTILITYF.RES 2 6 jollll� PI le= Ncmoik Program Coordinator District IX Juvenile Services What is Juvenile Alternative Services Program? Program Juvenile Alternative Services Program (JASP) is a diversion/ Dr. Peter Parrado intervention program funded by the Department of and Executive Director Rehabilitative Services under the auspices of Juvenile 3435 First Avenue South St Petersburg, FL 33711 Services Program, Inc., a non — prof it corporation. The purpose (813) 327 -2443 of JASP is to help juvenile offenders become accountable for Fax (813) 327 -5716 their norm - violating and delinquent behavior, and to act as an Achw . ble. t- 1 pok,11on6 a,rpomnon alternative to formal judicial processing. supposed by the U S. Deparimeni of labor OTP.4), Private Ind ... dual Council, Inc . Clrldr �_ „r,rtd n,•, L ; P � 11euasc,;, , �,,,,1 How does JASP work? <�snn u. r'ecl rc Board. store nl I 'lands I Ieali hued :ehabiLmine �cn,ecs. Dlstnns III V VII F VIII A, and Pmallas JASP receives referrals from HRS Intake, the State Attorney, hrs and the Lourts. The participant then becomes involved in a hanplo— supervised program consisting of any number of the following GASP PROGRAMS sanctions and services: Community Service Work, individual District \ and /or family counseling, assignment to a volunteer counselor, Pinellas County restitution payments to the victim, letters of apology, jail 3435 First Avc. S. St. Petersburg, FL 33711 tours, etc. In most cases, satisfactory completion of the (813) 327 -2443 JASP program will provide an opportunity to earn dismissal of District VII B the pending charges. Rrevord Crnmty I o i 5 B �). I londa Av e- Rockledge, FL32955 Why should my organization participate as a worksite? (407) 636 -1897 • District V111 By becoming a worksite, your organization can help JASP Sarasota Sub District 175017th St., Unit L provide immediate consequences to a child's norm - violating �arasota,FL34234 behavior. Community service work is seen as symbolic (8 13) 366 -9660 restitution to return service to the community for offenses Ft. Mvers Sub District B 1' - flhnoisAvc committed. It also instills in the child a sense of community 1 . 1 M3 rs,I -L 33901 and self pride. 8i I 3) 337 -5662 D istri ct IX \\ st Palm Beach e children/teen at kind of work can th do? e 751 No! I Jake Bled.. Suite C N, -rl -h r.:m.1a��h. 1`11 33"or� = 0.) Cleaning, weeding, clerical, sweeping, washing windows, Fort Pierce groundskeeping, painting, and special projects. It is open 13INorthU.S #I and flexible. Our only objection is the use of dangerous Ft. Pierce., FL 34950 tools and /or machinery. (407) 466 -4355 Changing Seasons What are the responsibilities of my staff? Cottage 19, 1173 :,FL 46 Staff are re for assigning and s clients Lant,tn . FL 33462 P g g P g (407)586 -2021 while they work. They also evaluate participant's performance Mills Shelter on a satisfactory or unsatisfactory basis. The child's JASP 048N.E. 3rd Ave. counselor will work with the children and the worksite Ft. Lauderdale. FL 33304 (305)51' 3 -3148 personnel and offer ongoing support. Lippman Shelter 1135 N.W. 7th Ave_ Ft. Lauderdale, FL 33311 (;05) 407 -0103 Non- Secure Detention • 1036 N.E_ 3rd Ave. Education/Dropout Prevention Ft. Lauderdale, FL 33304 15500 George Blvd. 305) 461 -1418 Clearwater, FL 34620 Delinquent Rc -Entry (813) 531 -7403 Truancy Dependency Care and Non - Secure Detention Program District 111 Project Divert Program Non- Securc Detention Pinellas County 3'35 - Ist Ave. S. Vocational Assistance Center 751 N. Lake Blvd., Suite C 1750 171h St., Unit L 3501 Old Dixie Hwy 3753 38th ,Avr. S SL Petersburg, FL 33711 438 SW 3rd N. Palm Beach, FL 33408 Sarasota, FL 34234 Riviera Beach, FL 33404 St. Petersburg, FL 33711 P L') 327 -244 i Ocala, FL 32670 (407) 844 -6338 (813) 366 -9660 (407) 845 -0424 (813) 1 66 -a 2� (904) 622 -1410 How much staff time is required? Time required can fluctuate from a few hours per week to whatever level the organization desires. In many cases, the child will work with the custodial or clerical staff. Thus, no additional time is required. What if there is a problem with a JASP participant? If you experience any difficulty with the participant, notify JASP immediately. If the problem cannot be rectified through mediation, the client will be moved to an alternative worksite. Absence, tardiness, or unsatisfactory performance will result in additional hours for the juvenile. What types of crimes will participants be charged with? JASP participants may be charged with misdemeanors or felonies. In most cases, they will be first time offenders. If your organization desires not to accept clients who have committed specific offenses, you may make this desire known to JASP and the child will not be referred. Crimes of a violent nature will usually not be referred to JASP. What liability does my organization and personnel have? • Your organization has no liability. Through our contract with HRS, Workmen's Compensation Insurance is provided for all JASP participants. Juvenile Services Program, Inc. also carries its own insurance covering all participants. In addition, parents and participants sign a waiver form releasing all liability from the worksite and JASP. How can my organization get involved in the JASP Worksite Program? Complete the Worksite Contract and send it to: Juvenile Services Program 751 Northlake Blvd., Suite 2C North Palm Beach, FL 33408 If you have any additional questions, please feel free to contact a JASP Counselor at 844 -6338. Rules and Regulations 1. No drugs, alcohol, or weapons while in attendance at JASP/Project Divert. You may be subjected to search for these by JSP staff. 2. No smoking. - 3. No abusive language or cursing to staff or fellow participants. 4. Transportation is your responsibility 5. You may not be absent or late without notifying the counselor and/or worksite. Unexcused lateness or absence will result in extra work hours. 6. Leaving the job site Participants may leave the job site (to go to the bathroom, lunch, etc.) only with the permission of their supervisor. 7. Tool handling Tools will be handled safely and with extreme care. Participants will be responsible for care of tools and make restitution for any damage caused by carelessness or neglect. If the participant feels that the tool is inadequate for the assigned job, he /she is to notify their supervisor immediately. 8. Participant's performance Participants will be evaluated daily as satisfactory or unsatisfactory. Unsatisfactory performance will result in equal compensatory time. I have received a copy of the JASP/Project Divert "Rules & Regulations" and understand them fully. I understand that I will not be paid for my work and that my work will be for a non - profit community agency. T. also release the Community Works Program Coordinator, JASP, Project Divert, Juvenile Services Program, Inc., and contracted worksites of all liability in the event of an accident. Child Date Parent/Guardian Date :�ib2 fi,_A C ak) ACA O P JSP Representative Date (OVER)