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MINUTES OF THE SPECIAL MEETING OF THE COUNCIL
THE VILLAGE OF TEQUESTA, FLORIDA
January 31, 197$
A Special Meeting of the Council of the Village of Tequesta,
Florida was held on Tuesday, January 31, 197$ at 7:30 P.M. in
the Village Hall for the purpose of acting upon the scheduled
agenda of the January 24, 197$ Council Meeting that was cancelled
due to lack of a quorum. Brown was sick and could not attend
the January 24, 197$ Council Meeting, Mapes was on vacation
and Huggins had been called out of down on business. Pre Sent
at the January 31, 197$ Council Meeting were Brown, Huggins,
Ryan and Yoder. Mapes was Still on vacation, Also present
were Robert Harp, Village Manager, Cyrese Colbert, Village
Clerk and John C. Randolph, Village Attorney. Opening Prayer
and Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag was given by Councilmember
Yoder. Changes made to the agenda and annroved were 1,b(2)
Village Manager's Re~aort January 22 thru 27, 197$, 2b Lighthouse
Plaza (John Giba) and 5f, State Mandated Programs.
• Mr. Robert Harp, Representing Jupiter-Tequesta Rotary Club,
presented a plaque to the Village of Tequesta. The Jupiter-Tequesta
Rotary felt that the Village of Tequesta has shown. and continues
to show they strive to live by the "Four-Way Test" of the
Rotary International Club. Mayor Brown accepted the plaque on
the behalf of the Village.
The minutes of the January 10, 197$ Council Meeting were
received. The Village Manager's Report for January $-21, 197$,
Village Manager's Report for January 22-27, 197$, Financial
Statement for December, 1977 and Water Department Financial
Statement for December, 1977 were received by Council.
Mr, William B, Sydow, Gee & Jenson, gave Council a status
report on the Water Storage and Distribution System Improvements.
Mr, Sydow informed Council that the Mechanical 8c Chemical
Equipment Co., Inc. contractor for the improvements, has asked
fora 45 day extention on their contract due to a delay in
shipment of Foxboro instrumentation and Westinghouse switchgear.
Huggins moved, "to approve granting the extension of time of
45 days, February 3, 197$ to March 1$, 197$ and that the Change
Order necessary to effect this be signed by the appropriate Village
officials". Yoder seconded and the vote on the motion was:
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Brown -for
Huggins -for
Ryan -for
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Yoder -for
and therefore the motion was passed and adopted. There
was also a problem of sewer lines that were not installed by
ENCON. Mr. Sydow asked that Council approve the installation
of a temporary septic tank. Yoder Moved, "we approve the
installation of the septic tank in Well Field ~4". Huggins
seconded and the motion was passed and adopted. Mr. Sydow
then explained to Council three (3) different areas, in our
water service areas, that had gaps in them. These areas have
to be completed in order for the system to make a complete
loop. Also the water system needs a valve on the existing
ten inch (1011) line West of the bridge on the Loxahatchee
and West of the railroad track on Tequesta Drive. The connection
for the emergency crossing at the intercoastal waterway is also
needed. The estimated cost for this work to be completed is
$35,000. Yoder moved, fithat we take the necessary action to
r~/s'a~~a~/~~''~~ to get the .job, as outlined on this chart,
done providing there is sufficient money remaining in your
Contingency Fund". Ryan seconded and vote on the motion was:
Brown -f o r
Huggins -for
Ryan -f o r
Yoder -for
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and therefore the motion was passed and adopted.
Mr. John Giba, briefed the Council on the progress of the
Comprehensive Planning Committee in reference to the Coastal
Regional Planning for this area.
Mayor Brown read a letter to Mr. Jerry Zeitler in reference
to the appearance of Lighthouse Plaza. Huggins moved, fithat
the Council go on record as providing the Mayor with complete
support in the issuance of this letter". Ryan seconded and the
motion was passed and adopted,
Village Attorney explained to Council a Resolution
f1A Resolution of the Village Council of the Villa
sLa, r lorlaa establisnin~ i~larcn 14, 1~"I~ as the date
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of the 1975 General Election. The Resolution also states t e
purpose of the election as electing Councilmembers to Seat 1,3
and 5 for a two (2) year term and for the purpose of having
a straw vote to assist the Village Council in determining whether
or not the Village should purchase Tri-Southern Utilities, Co,Inc.
The resolution also set the place and the time of the election
and appointed the Inspectors of Election., Huggins moved,
"for adoption of this Resolutionf'. Yoder seconded and vote on
the motion was:
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Brown -for
Huggins -for
Ryan -for
Yoder -for
and therefore Resolution No. 3-77/7$ was passed and adopted on
first reading.
Council discussed the wording that should be on the straw
vote then instructed the Village Attorney to redraft hls proposed
wording and have it ready for the February 14, 197$ Council
Meeting.
The Village Attorney read a Ordinance entitled, An
Ordinance of the Villa a of Te uesta Florida re ealin
Ordinance No. 22 of the Village of Tequesta and adopting those
ortions of Cha ter 101 of the Florida Statutes as amended
and effective January 1. 19~ „ and as amended by the Le~islatur
from time to time pertaining to absentee voting for authorized
elections within the Village of Tequesta: providing an effectiv
date• rovidin for codif icaton._ Ryan moved, "that we adopt
the Ordinance as read", oder seconded and vote on the motion
was:
Brown -f o r
Huggins -for
Ryan -for
Yoder -for
and therefore first reading of the Ordinance was approved,
Mayor Brown explained to Council a Resolution of
hatchee Council of Governments re uestin that th
lorida provide for t e preservation o sufficient
on
scenic river c
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in a natural state for the benefit of all of us. now and in the
future, then informed Counci that he, as a representative from
the Tillage to COG, had to be authorized by Council, if they
so desired, to sign the Resolution on the behalf of the Village.
Ryan moved, "the Village Mayor be authorized to sign this
Resolution". Yoder seconded and vote on the motion was:
Brown -for
Huggins -against
Ryan -f o r
Yoder -for
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and therefore the motion was passed and adopted.
Council discussed the January 27, 197 letter from
Mr. Peter Pimentel in reference to the schedule for the sewer
construction on Country Club Drive.
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Council discussed the estimates received from two
companies for drainage improvements to three (3) locations
needing drainage work done. After some discussion Huggins
moved, "we authorize the Village Manager to contact Grady
Parker Paving and to work out the details or arranging for the
drainage work described in the 31 January memo". Yoder seconded
and vote on the motion was:
Brown -for
Huggins -for
Ryan -against
Yoder -for
and therefore the motion was gassed and adopted,
Council discussed two (2) bids received for a ~ ton pickup
truck, Ryan moved, "that we accent the bid of Bev Smith Ford,
Inc, ($~.,01~1.5~ net cost) in regard to the purchase of a new
truck". The motion was seconded and approved,
Council discussed with the Village Manager the need for
a portable power sprayer and the four (4) bids received.
Yoder moved, "that we accept the bid of $1,629.$1 for the
Southern Mill Creek Products Company, Inc. sprayer". Ryan
seconded and the motion was passed and adopted.
The Village Manager explained the
for 1977/7 and recommended to Council
• approximately $3,900, be applied toward
for the fiscal year. Yoder moved, "we
and use it where he so desires". Ryan
motion was:
Brown -for
Huggins -for
Ryan -for
Yoder -for
Anti-Recession Funds
that the funds,
the cost of insurance
take Mr, Harps suggestion
seconded and vote on the
and therefore the motion was passed and adopted.
Council discussed with the Village Manager the matter
of asking the Insurance Services Office of Florida to make
a survey of the fire defenses of the areas in the Jupiter-Tequesta
Fire Control District No. 1, which is also served by the
Village of Tequesta Water System to see if the areas could
received a better insurance classification. Huggins moved,
"to authorize the Village Manager to proceed and contact the
Insurance Services office of Florida". Yoder seconded and the
motion was passed and adopted,
Yoder moved, "that we authorize the Village Manager to
indicate (by letter) that we are in favor of the Senate Bill 231
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which curbs. State Mandated Programs', Ryan seconded and vote
on the motion was:
Brown -for
Huggins -for
Ryan -for
Yoder -for
and therefore the motion was passed and adopted.
The meeting was adjourned at 10:03 P
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Cyr~~se Colbert