HomeMy WebLinkAboutMinutes_Regular_09/10/1963 MINUTES OF THE MEETING OF Teit; COUNCILMEN
OF THE VILLAGE OF TEQUESTA, FLORIDA
The Regular Monthly meeting of the Councilmen of the Village of
Tequesta was held Tuesday, September 10, 1963, at 10:30 A.M. at the
Tequesta Country Club. Councilmen present were Messrs: Bowden, Stewart,
Turnbull and Cornelius. Also present was Attorney Lord and Robert Harp.
Vice -Mayor Bowden presided in the absence of Mayor Valier.
A discussion ensued among Attorney Lord, the Councilmen and Attorney
Charles Houston representing-Dorothy Rankin, on the AnnoUtioix of property
Owned bl' Mrs. Rankin. There was some discussion between the Attorneys as
to the description of the property to be annexed and Attorney Lorrd stated
the description used was received from the Abstract Company. Attorney
Houston stated his client would not object to coming into the the Village
if she could continue to use the building for a multiple family dwelling.
He stated he had not seen the property but that it was a non- confomting use
in County Zoning since it was used for multiple family dwelling purposes
before Coutity Zoning was effected. It was reported to Council. that
Mrs. Rankin planned to have two downstairs apartments and one upstairs apart-
ment. Following the discussion, Attorney Lord read Ordinance No. 73 pro-
viding for the annexation of this property as shown by Ordinance No. 67
showing the 'Village's intent to annex this property. Upon completion of
the reading, Cornelius moved, seconded by Stewart that the First Leading
of Ordinance No. 73 be approved. Motion passed. Village Manager isito
look at property in Question to see if it had been used as a multiple
dwelling.
D Minutes of the regular meeting held August 13, 1963, and of a special
meeting held August 26, 1963, at which the 1963 Real Estate Tax Millage
was set at 3 mills, were read and approved.
The Treasurer's Deport and Disbursements for month of August, 1963,
was approved upon motion by Cornelius, seconded by Stewart and passed.
Cash Balances on hand at 8 -31 -63 are as follows:
First Bank of Jupiter $11,912.68
Community Federal Savings b Loan Assn. 9
Petty Cash 25.00
$21,541.48
Balances in the various accounts were as follows:
Operating Account $12,111.80
Petty Cash 25.00
Tree Account 21.78
Building Fund 4,083.26
Streets, Roads & Drainage Fund 2,997.50
Capital Equipment Fund 2.302.14
$21.5 48
The Clerk read Police (lief Dusenbery's report for the month of
August, 1963.
The Village Manager presented a plan for the control of traffic in and
out of the new shopping center parking lot where the Minit Market is located
which he had discussed with the Police Chief. Cornelius moved, seconded by
Turnbull and passed that the plan be put into effect.
A letter from the Animal Rescue League of the.Palm Beaches, Inc. re-
questing financial support of the League was read. .Cornelius moved, seconded
by Stewart that the sum of $25.00 be given to the Animal Rescue League of
Palm Beaches, Inc. Motion Passed.
A letter from North Palm Beach County Fire Prevention Committee requesting
a donation of $25.00 in support of their activities for Fire Prevention Week
October 6 -12 was read. Village Manager is to check with Chief Baird of the
Jupiter Volunteer Fire Department about their activities for Fire Prevention
Week. Village Manager was also asked to write Chief Baird thanking the
Department for the protection given to the Village and in appreciation of
their efforts in the granting of a reduction in rates in the Jupiter - Tequesta
area.
Attorney Lord presented a letter giving the Villa a Attorney's inter-
pretation and construction of the intent of Section 7 tA7) of Ordinance No. 43,
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Village Zoning Ordinance as pertains to number of employees in printing
establishments.
Attorney Lord discussed various items and actions which were still
pending.
Attorney Lord gave Second Reading to Ordinance No. 72, requiring certain
persons to register with the Village Clerk, secure Identification Cards and
be fingerprinted and photographed. Upon completion of the reading, Cornelius
moved, seconded by Turnbull and passed that the Second and final reading of
Ordinance No. 72 be approved and the Ordinance be adopted.
Village Manager and Village Attorney are to work up a revised Sign
Ordinance for Council's consideration.
A discussion was held on the budget for 1963 -1964 fiscal year and
following the discussion, Cornelius moved, second by Turnbull that the
budget of $84,300.00 as presented by the Village Manager be approved.
Motion passed. (Copy attached to Minutes)
Cornelius moved, second by Stewart that the Village Manager be authori-
zed to renew lease with Jupiter Inlet Beach Colony, Inc. for office space
beginning October 1, 1963. Motion Passed.
Attorney Lord called to the Council's attention that the recent session
of the State Legislature had approved an amendment to the Village Charter
providing a change in the governing body of the Village to four (4) Coun-
cilmen and a fifth (5th) member to be called Mayor - Councilman. The Village
is to be divided into two (2) wards with the first ward being all territory
within the Village Limits lying west of the North Fork of the Loxahatchee
'iver and the second ward to be all territory within the Village lying east
of the North Fork of the Loxahatchee :fiver. The act provides that this
change can only be made after its approval by a majority of the qualified
electors of the Village of Tequesta voting thereupon at a special election
called by the governing body of the Village or at any regularly scheduled
Village election. The Council did not set a time for a special election
but believed that January, 1964 would be a good time to hold such special
election to learn the wishes of the electors on this matter.
There being no further business, the meeting was adjourned at 12:15 P.M.
Respectfully submitted,
Robert Harp
Village Clerk
Henry M. Dusenbery
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF OF POLICE
TELEPHONE 746 -7474 CHIEF OF POLICE
VILLAGE OF TEQUESTA
P. O. Box 322
JUPITER, FLORIDA
August 1, 1963, the Tequesta Police Department was reorganized and
immediately provided 24 hr. patrol service to the residents and property
owners of the Village of Tequesta.
A complete records system was introduced which should increase the
efficiency as to services rendered and future development of the depart-
ment.
August 8, 1963, Mayor Valier and this officer met with Palm Beach Sheriff
Martin Kellenberger and received from the Sheriff permission to include
Village of Tequesta Radio Patrol Units on the Sheriff's Radio Net. This
is a free service of the Sheriffs Office and will mutually serve the inter-
ests of the Village, the Tequesta Police Department and the Sheriffs Office
for better law enforcement and any emergencies that may arise.
August 16, 1963. The Village Commission upon the recommendation of
the Police Chief entered into an agreement with the Palm Beach Sheriffs
Office for the handling and confinement of any prisoners on any viola-
tions of Village laws.
A general survey of streets, intersections and traffic control signs
was made by the Village Manager, Robert Harp, and this officer. Recommen-
dations were made and changes and improvements will be made as material
and labor are available.
During the month of August, 1963, the Police Department received
or instituted 56 complaints. 16 persons were verbally warned for minor
traffic violations, 20 smitten warnings were issued for violations of
Ord. #6 pertaining to signs on commercial vehicles. Patrol Units covered
a total of 6,238 miles using a total of 450.4 gals. of gas and 8 qts. oil.
Attached to this report is a breakdown of department activities for
the month of August, 1963. At this time I wish to offer an invitation to
inspect the Police Department and any of its facilities. Comments and
recommendations will be greatly appreciated.
Henry M. Dusenbery
Chief of Police
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VILLAGE OF TEQUESTA
BUDGET STATEMENT OF RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES
_.;;BUDGET YEAR TO BUDGET
DATE BALANCE
(11 Months)
RECEIPTS
Real Estate Taxes - Net $14,800.00 $14 ($129.29)
Building Permits 4,500.00 6,452.05 (1 1 952.05)
Occupational Licenses 4,200.00 5,147.50 ( 947.50)
Cigarette Tax 12,000.00 11,287.44 712.56
Utility Tax 10,500.00 13,053.61 (2
Miscellaneous 1,910.00 1,891.67 18.33
Estimated Cash 10 -1 -62 9,000.00 -0- 9,000.00
- Special Funds -0- 9,780.76 -0-
Payroll Taxes, etc., Withheld -Net -0- 57.35 -0-
Accounts Receivable - Net -0- 17.66 -0-
Total $56,910.00 $62,617.33 $4,148.44
DISBURSEMENTS
Administrative Expense $10,950.00 $10,664.59 $ 285.41
Office Expense 12,190.00 7,750.38 4,439.62
Public Safety Expense 14,100.00 14,655.54 (555.54)
Streets, Sidewalks and Parks 8 7,287.80 712.20
Total Operating Expenses $45,240.00 $40,358.31 $4,881.69
Utility Deposits -0- 50.00 -0-
Architects Fee -0- 500.00 -0-
Tree Fund Expended -0- 817.18 -0-
Police Car Purchased -0- 1,397.86 -0-
Equipment Purchases -0- 924.00 -0-
Special Funds 11,670.00 9,780.76 1,889.24
Total $56,910.00 $53,828.11 $6,770.93
CASH RECONCILIATION
Cash on Hand October 1, 1962 $12,752:.26
Add Receipts 62,617.33
$75,369.59
Less Disbursements 53,828.11
$21,541.48
CASH SUMMARY
First Bank of Jupiter $11,912.68
Community Federal Savings and Loan Association 9,603.80
Petty Cash 25.00
$21,541.48
ACCOUNT SUMMARY
Operating Account $12,111.80
Petty Cash 25.00
Tree Account 21.78
Building Fund 41083.26
Streets, Roads and Drainage Fund 2,997.50
Capital Replacement Fund 2,302.14
$21,541.48
escrow Account - Atlantic National Bank $ 7,700.00
THE VILLAGE OF TEQUESTA
STATEMENT OF REVENUE AND EXPENSES
FOR MONTH OF AUGUST, 1963 AND YEAR TO DATE
AUGUST YEAR TO
1963 DATE
REVENUE
1962 Real Estate Taxes - Net -0- $14,929.29
Building Permits $ 959.90 6,452.05
Occupational and Liquor Licenses 410.00 5,147.50
Cigarette Tax 831.10 11,287.44
Utility Tax 1 13,053.61
Miscellaneous 10.71 1,066.67
Rent From Sublet of Office 125.00 825.00
Total Revenue $3,613.48 $52,761.56
EXPENSES
Administrative Expenses
Building Inspection Fees $ 398.58 $ 3
Dues and Subscriptions -0- 58.75
Insurance 85.50 1,148.48
Legal Expense -0- 300.00
Donations -0- 250.00
Advertising 38.50 233.78
Maps, Blue Prints, etc. 7.50 22.50
Engineering Service -0- 180.00
Miscellaneous 185.86 945.80
OASI Expense -0- 533.38
Auditing Expense -0- 200.00
Salaries 270.83 2,979.13
Sub - Division Regulations -0- 400.00
Office Expenses
Salaries 489.58 4,821.63
Rent 150.00 1,668.75
Supplies 47.25 417.89
Miscellaneous 21.65 152.17
Telephone 14.69 184.71
Janitor 20.00 220.00
Utilities 105.06 294.03
Public Safety
Police Chief Salary 598.90 5,560.48
Patrol Salary. 876.66 4,101.66
Car Expense 31.62 443.55
Gasoline and Oil 29.64 535.77
Car Insurance -0- 323.78
Equipment and Uniforms 152.65 191.85
Telephone and Answering Service 107.33 346.58
Miscellaneous 18.50 819.88
Street and Traffic Signs -0- 449.11
Utilities - Street Lights and Signals 105.06 386.99
Auxiliary Fire Service -0- 1,500.00
Stree Sidewalks and Parks
Street Maintenance -0- 95.00
Entrance Gate Expense 181.82 914.82
Spraying Expense 394.60 439.15
General Maintenance 661.04 4,378.88
Beautification Committee Projects 54.00 1,459.95
Total Expense $5,046.82 _ $40
Revenue Over Expense (1,403.34) $12.391.14
The Following Disbursements were made from Village of Tequesta Funds
during the Month of August, 1963:
Payroll $1,868.42
C. W. Bates 315.50
Barco, Inc. 205.00
Beacon News 22.00
Brockway, Weber & Brockway 7.50
Florida Power & Light Co. 202.65
Halsey & Griffith, Inc. 12.56
Highlights 16.50
J. & M. Electric 18.45
Jupiter- Tequesta Hardware 11.53
Donald S. LaVigne, Inc. 164.05
Peninsular Supply Co. 24.18
Rood Landscape Co., Inc. 586.90
Southern Bell Telephone 122.02
Tequesta Water Co. 201.28
Turnbull's Sinclair Service 13.25
Wilson Spraying Co., Inc. 129.60
Jupiter Inlet Beach Colony, Inc. 150.00
Tequesta Country Club 30.48
,First Bank of Jupiter 155.70
Community Federal Savings & Loan 769.62
Sinclair Refining Co. 83.10
Dewey Mims 60.00
Florida Dodge Chrysler, Inc. 31.52
Lou Laliberte 398.58
Petty Cash 22.80
Wm. H. Blythe, Inc. 110.00
Cotter Electric, Inc. 12.00
Kenny's Pick -up & Delivery Service 15.00
Wilbur Plumbing 10.73
A.B.C. Business Forms 58.86
Cornelius, Johnson & Clark, Inc. 85.50
Ford Sanitation, Inc. 210.00
Jupiter Press 1.50
Virginia Laliberte 22.60
Postmaster - Jupiter, Florida 30.05
$6,17 9.43
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF OF POLICE HENRY M. DUSENBERY
TELEPHONE 746 -7474 CHIEF OF POLICE
VILLAGE OF TEQUESTA
P. O. BOX 638
JUPITER, FLORIDA - 33458
During the month of September, 1963, the Police Department received
or instituted 41 complaints. Eleven persons were verbally warned for
minor traffic violations. Four written warnings were issued f'or vio-
lations of Ordinance #6 pertaining to signs on commercial vehicles.
Three arrests were made for traffic violations, and one arrest as the
result of a Motor Vehicle accident.
Patrol Units covered a total of 5,864 miles using 438 gals. of
gas and 9 qts. of oil.
On September 17, 1963, members of the Police Department were
measured f "or winter uniforms and orders for said uniforms placed.
On September 20, 1963, 8:00 P.M. there was a meeting of" the
Police Department at the Village Office. Two Special Police Officers,
George Schlusemeyer and George Laws, were appointed by the Chief' to
assist the Police Department as the Chief may direct.
Attached to this report is a breakdown of Department activities
for the month of September, 1963.
Respectf"uliy submitted,
Henry M. Dusenbery
Chief' of Police
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VILLAGE OF TEQUESTA
BUDGET
OCTOBER 1, 1963 - SEPTEKBER 30, 1964
FSTR ATED M=PTS
Real Estate Taxes - Net $26,000.00
Building Permits 4,500.00
Occupational Licenses 4,500.00
Cigarette Tax 19,000.00:
Utility Tax 15,000.00
Miscellaneous 400.00
State Road and Bridge Fond 650.00
Fines and Forfeitures 900.00
Store Licenses 400.00
Dog Licenses 50.00
Rent from Office Sublet 900.00
From Surplus 12,000-00
4. 300.00
EXPENDITURES
Administrative Expenses
Building Inspection Fees $ 3
Dues and Subscriptions 100.00
Insurance 1
Legal Expense 1,200.00
Donations 2 ✓
Advertising and Promotion 300.00
Maps, Blue Prints, etc. 200.00
Engineering Service 350.00
Miscellaneous 1,500.00
OAST Expense 800.00
Auditing 300.00
Salaries 8,000.00
Councilmen Salaries 600.00
Village Judge Salary 900.00
$22,250.00
Office Expenses
Salaries $ 3
Rent 1,800.00
Supplies 800.00
Telephone 300.00
Janitor 300.00
Utilities 500.00
Miscellaneous 200.00
Equipment Purchases -0-
$ 6,900.00
Public Safety* Expense
Police Chief Salary $ 6
Patrol Salary 9,800.00
Car Expense 1,500.00
Gasoline and Oil 2,600.00
Car Insurance 500.00
Equipment and Uniforms 300.00
Telephone and Answering 450.00
Miscellaneous 400.00
Street and Traffic Signs 250.00
~ Auxiliary Fire Service 1
Utilities - Street Lights Signals 700.00
$24,000.00
Streets, Sidewalks and Parks
Street Maintenance $ 1,000.00
Entrance Gate Expense 900.00
Spray Expense 800.00
General Maintenance 6,500.00
Beautification Projects 2
Equipment Purchased --0-
$11,700.00
, Operating Expenses $64,850.00
Architects Fee -0-
Deposits to Special Funds:
Equipment Replacement $ 6,500.00
Streets, Roads & Drainage 3
Building Fund -0-
Sinking Fund and Interest 9,350.00
$19,450.00
$84,300.00
VILLAGE OF TEQUESTA
BUDGET STATEMENT OF'RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES
BUDGET YEAR TO BUDGET
DATE BALANCE
RECEIPTS J12 Months_ -- _
'962 Real Estate Taxes - Net $14,800.00 $14,929.29 ($129.2
ai.lding Permits 4,500.00 6,911.08 (2,411.08)
Occupational Licenses . 4,200.00 5,600.00 (1,400.00)
Cigarette Tax 12,000.00 12,799.53 ( 799.53)
Utility and Franchise Tax 10,500.00 14,131.33 (3,631.33)
Miscellaneous 1,910.00 2,803.73 893.73.
Estimated Cash 10 -1-62 9 -0- 9,000.00
Payroll Taxes, etc. Withheld - Net -0- 102.75 -0-
Accounts Receivable - Net -0- 29.06 -0-
Appearance Bonds Posted -0- 20.00 -0-
Special Funds -0- 10,670.00 -0-
$56,910.00 $67,,,996.77 $1
DISBURSE =TS
Administrative Expense $10,950.00 $11,771.88 ( 821.88)
Office Expense 12,190.00 8,556.42 $3,633.58
Public Safety Expense 14 16,562.70 (2,462.70)
Streets, Sidewalks and Parks 8,000.00 8,061.76 ( 61.76
Total Operating Expenses $45,240.00 $44,952.76 $ 287.24
Utility Deposits -0- 50.00 -0-
Architects Fee -0- 500.00 -0-
Tree Fund Expended -0- 838.96 -0-
Police Car Purchased -0- 1,397.86 -0-
Equipment Purchases -0- 924.00 -0-
Special Funds 11,670.00 10,670.00 11000.00
$56 $59, 333.58 11,287,24
CASH RECONCIIEMENT
Cash on hand October 1, 1962 $12,752.26
Add Receipts 67,996.77
$80,749.03
Less Disbursements 59,333.58
Cash on Hand September 30, 1963 $21,415.45
CASH SUMMARY
First Bank of Jupiter $10,146.86
Community Federal Savings and Loan Association 10,595.50
Petty Cash 25.00
$20,767.36
Due From State Road and Bridge Fund jw: "_,848.09
$21,415.45
ACCOUNT SUMMARY
Operating Account $10,470.22.
Petty Cash 25.00
Building Fund 4
Streets, Roads and Drainage Fund 3,270.00
Capital Replacement Fund 2,502.14
$20,767.36
Due From State Road and Bridge Fund to Operating Account 648.09
21 415
crow Account - Atlantic National Bank $ 7,700.00
THE VILIAGE OF TEQUESTA
STATEMENT OF REVENUE AND ESPENSES
FOR MONTH OF SEPTEMBER, 1963 AND YEAR TO DATE
SEPT. YEAR TO
REVENUE 1963 DATE
1962 Real Estate Taxes - Net -0- $14,929.29
Building Permits $ 459.03 6,911ti08
Occupational Licenses 452.50 .5,600.00
Cigarette Tax 1,512.09 12,799.53
Utility Tax 892.51 8,270.49
Franchise Tax 185.21 5,860.84
State Road and Bridge Fund 648.09 648.09
Miscellaneous 188.97 1,255.64
Rent from Sublet of Office 75.00 900.00
Total Revenue $4,413.40 $57,174.96
EXPENSES
Ad ministrative Expense
Building Inspection Fees $ 147.82 $ 3,560.59
Dues and Subscriptions -0- 58.75
Insurance -0- 1,148.48
Legal Expense 300.00 600.00
Donations -0- 250.00
Advertising -0- 233.78
Maps, Blue Prints, etc. 14.90 37.40
Engineering Service -0- 180.00
Miscellaneous 373.74 1,319.54
OAST Expense -0- 533.38
Auditing Expense -0- 200.00
Salaries 270.83 3
SubDivision Regulations -0- 400.00
Office Expenses
Salaries 433.33 5,254.96
Rent 150.00 1
Supplies 57.76 466.85
Miscellaneous 56.00 208.17
Telephone 14.80 199.51
Janitor 20.00 240.00
Utilities 74.15 368.18
Public Safety Expense
Police Chief Salary 500.00 6
Patrol Salary 816.66 4
Car Expense 133.68 577.23
Gasoline and Oil 175.25 711.02
Car Insurance -0- 323.78
Equipment and Uniforms -0- 191.85
Telephone and Answering Service 35.50 382.08
Miscellaneous 110.54 9.930.42
Street and Traffic Signs 85.10 534,21
Utilities - Street Lights and Signals 50.43 433.31
Auxiliary Fire Service -0- 1,500.00
Streets, Sidewalks and Parks
Street Maintenance -0- 95.00
Entrance Gate Expense 72.78 987.60
Spraying Expense 146.51 585.66
General Maintenance 554.67 4
Beautification Committee Projects -0- 1,459.95
Total Expense $4,594.45 x,44_,952.76
Revenue Over Expense ($ 181.05 ) X12,222.20
The following Disbursements were made from Village of Tequesta funds
during the month of September, 1963:
Beacon News $ 29.00
Community Federal Savings and Loan 889.24
Jupiter Inlet Beach Colony, Inc. 150.00
Jupiter - Tequesta Hardware Co. 114.51
National Band & Tag Co. 7.02
Tingle Sign Service 55.50
First Bank of Jupiter 253.80
Tequesta Country Club (Empl. Ins. Prem.) 32.68
Ace Concrete Products Co. 8.40
C. W. Bates 163.00
Ford Sanitation, Inc. 195.00
Halsey & Griffith, Inc. 44.10
Highlights 21.75
Jupiter Press 35.80
Dewey Mims 40.00
Sinclair Refining Co. 210.21
Tequesta Water Co., Inc. 170.32
Turnbull's Sinclair Service 147.73
Giba Heating & Air Conditioning 37.50
Winters, Cook, Brackett and Lord 445.98
Henry W. Jewett 150.00
Payroll 1,688.94
Animal Rescue League 25.00
Spencer Communications, Inc. 61.90
Aid to Traffic 21.20
Cottter Electric, Inc. 6.00
J. & M. Electric 52.50
E. J. Perry, Distributor 62.50
Virginia Laliberte 20.00
Petty Cash 11.89
Southern Bell Telephone 50.30
Lou Laliberte 147.82
Florida Power & Light Co. 117.97
Jackson Minit Market #207 (Refund) 25.00
IL A22.56