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Home My Public Portal About03/14/1980COMMISSION MEETING March 14, 1980 PRESENT: WILLIAM F. KOCH, JR JOAN S. LAPORTE JOEL HUNTER LINDLEY S. BETTISON EVANS M. CLEMENTS MAYOR VICE MAYOR COMMISSIONER COMMISSIONER COMMISSIONER Also attending: Attorney, John Randolph, Town Manager, William Gwynn, Deputy Town Clerk, Barbara Gwynn, Police Chief, Robert Holroyd Mr. Brian Pfeifler, Mr. Sampietro and Mr. Thomas Houldsworth. The meeting was called to order at 9 A.M. Commissioner Clements noted a misspelled word on page three paragraph four of the February 8, 1980 Minutes. Correction will be made, Minutes were accepted. It is notedthat Commissioner Hunter arrived at this time, 9:05 A.M. Upon motion by Commissioner Clements, seconded by Vice Mayor LaPorte, the Commission approved the Financial Report for the month of February, 1980. The following Police Report for the month of February, 1980 was submitted to the Commission. TOTAL 9580 162 1296 160 16 25 Police Commissioner Bettison gave the monthly police and traffic study report. They are a part of the minutes. Mr. Thomas Houldsworth, Account Executive with Risk Management Services, Inc. gave a short summary of the advantages the Town may derive by inclusion /to the Florida Municipal Liability Self Insurerls Program, he noted that not only could the Town expect a small reduction to the cost of insurance but the possibility of a dividend at the end of the year. After a general discussion the Commission appointed Commissioner Clements to review the insurance program and report at the next meeting. MILEAGE. DAYS HOURS CALLS WARNINGS F/A Chief Holroyd 1560 21 168 10 0 0 Sgt. Burgess 1302 19 152 18 0 4 Ptlm Howse 865 18 144 11 2 7 Ptlm. Tremitiedi 1211 20 160 29 1 0 Ptlm Bunner 901 15 120 17 1 5 Ptlm. Tinkham 1110 19 152 11 2 3 Ptlm. Stocks 946 20 160 15 4 1 Ptlm. Koch 1061 20 160 24 3 4 Ptlm. Smith 624 10 80 25 3 1 TOTAL 9580 162 1296 160 16 25 Police Commissioner Bettison gave the monthly police and traffic study report. They are a part of the minutes. Mr. Thomas Houldsworth, Account Executive with Risk Management Services, Inc. gave a short summary of the advantages the Town may derive by inclusion /to the Florida Municipal Liability Self Insurerls Program, he noted that not only could the Town expect a small reduction to the cost of insurance but the possibility of a dividend at the end of the year. After a general discussion the Commission appointed Commissioner Clements to review the insurance program and report at the next meeting. -2- COMMISSION MEETING March 14, 1980 Cont. Upon motion by Vice Mayor LaPorte, seconded by Commissioner Clements the Commission accepted Ordinance 80 -2 on SECOND and FINAL reading. ORDINANCE 80 -2 AN ORDINANCE FOR THE TOWN OF GULF STREAM, FLORIDA, AMENDING ORDINANCE 79 -2 OF THE TOWN AT SECTION 4 OF SAID ORDINANCE REGARDING ANCHORING OR MOORING OF VESSELS BY RESTRICTING THE DOCKING OF BOATS OR VESSELS TO PIERS WHICH ARE ACCESSORY USES TO RESIDENTIAL DWELLING UNITS; BY ADDING A NEW SECTION TO REQUIRE PERMITS FOR THE DOCKING OF BOARS AND VESSELS WITHIN THE TOWN; PROVIDING RESTRICTIONS ON MAINTENANCE ON BOATS AND VESSELS WITHIN THE TOWN; PRO- VIDING FOR SEVERABILITY; PROVIDING FOR REPEAL OF CONFLICTING ORDINANCES; PROVIDING FOR CODIFICATION; PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE DATE. Upon motion by Vice Mayor LaPorte seconded by Commissioner Hunter the Commission accepted on FIRST reading Ordinance 80 -3 ORDINANCE 80 -3 AN ORDINANCE FOR THE TOWN OF GULF STREAM, FLORIDA, AMENDING ORDINANCE 71 -5 RELATING TO RESTRICTIONS REGARDING ANIMALS RUNNING AT LARGE. A letter from the South Central Regional Wastewater Treatment and Disposal Board was read to the Commission. After a general discussion the Town Clerk was instructed to write a letter stating the Town's position and the desire to participate subject to future funding when and if it becomes available. Mayor Koch stated the Town Charter was approved by voters in the March 11th, 1980 election. Final count 177 FOR and 30 AGAINST. A discussion followed concerning the desire to have all residents in Gulf Stream vote at the Town Hall, at the present time residents in Place Au Soleil are voting at Atlantic High School. The Town Clerk was instructed to contact Jackie Winchester, Supervisor of Elections to express the Town's desires and report back at the next meeting. Vice Mayor LaPorte reported that landscaping the Gulf Stream Golf Club's water pumps located at the entrance to Place Au Soleil was completed. She also suggested that the curb on the north side of the cement wall be cut making an entrance to the Club's and Mr. Farrar's property and close off the existing opening. The Town Clerk was instructed to follow up on this matter. A letter from Mr. JouJon Rouche was read to the Commission and is a part of the Minutes. Meeting adjourned 9:55 A.M. Deputy Tor let c Place Au Soleil Association, Inc. P. 0. Box #2374 Delray Beach, Florida 33444 Town of Gulf Stream March 3, 1980 246 Sea Road Gulf Stream, Florida 33444 Attn: Ms. Barbara Gwynn Deputy Town Clerk Dear Ms. Gwynn: This is to confirm my telephone conversations with you in regard to several items with which the Association is concerned. 1. Thank you for arranging for use of the Town Hall for our Association membership meeting on Tuesday evening, March 25, 1980, at 7 :30 p.m. 2. Please remind the Town Commission that the Association would appreciate hearing from the Gulf Stream Golf Club in regards to the program for improving the view of the pumping stations adjacent to Place Au Soleil. This was to have been completed during the last summer months, but nothing has been done to date. See Mr. Briggs' letter of May 7, 1979, to the Town Council. 3. As you requested we discussed the problem of dumping trash etc. on empty lots during our last officers' meeting - and we'll bring this to the attention of the membership in our coming Newsletter. 4. There has been excessive speeding by motorists on the streets in Place Au Soleil. It would be appreciated if the police would stop and warn motorists, as was reported they do on A.I.A. at the last Commission meeting on February 8th. Yours very truly for the Association, Felix Joujon -Roche �+ 0 1 TOWN OF GULF STREAM PALM BEACH COUNTY, FLORIDA COMMISSIONERS 9 - Malfunctions. Alarch 14th, 1980 MAIL ADDRESS 246 SEA ROAD William F. Koch, Jr., Mayor DELRAY BEACH. FLORIDA Joan S. LaPorte, Vice Mayor 1 - Attemnted B &E. . 33444 LinCley S. Bettiaon TEL. DELRAY BEACH EWr, M. Cl.menu Joel Hum. To William B. Gwynn, Town Manager 7785116 ADDRESS DATE TIME Town Mena9ar D'Donnell 12 Drift ^ood Landing WILLIAM E. GWYNN 8:051M From: Chief Holr.oyd Daouty Town Clark No. Ocean Blvd. 2 -4 -80 6:321M BARBARA GWYNN 'tripped Re False Alarms 2 -4 -80 The Gulf Stream PD answered 24 false alarms during the month of February, 1980. The breakdown of these alarms is as follows: 9 - Malfunctions. 14 - Accidentally set off. 1 - Attemnted B &E. A further hreakdolm of thesef:alse ali rms is as follo -s: VAME ADDRESS DATE TIME CAUSE D'Donnell 12 Drift ^ood Landing 2 -1 -80 8:051M Malfunction Sig Club No. Ocean Blvd. 2 -4 -80 6:321M Accidentally 'tripped 3oucher 3557 Polo Drive 2 -4 -80 9:54i.M Accidentally tripped Stevenson 520 Banyan Rd. 2 -4 -80 10:21PM Malfunction 4cGraw 3555 Polo Urive 2 -6 -80 4:4211M Accidentally trix)ped Duffy 554 Palm Way 2 -7 -80 8:40AM Accidentally tripped 4ara 3737 No. Ocean Blvd. 2 -8 -80 4:21PM Accidentally tripped :nthonv 549 Golfview Dr. 2 -8 -80 6:15FM Accidentally tripped 'Inthony 549 Golfview Dr. 2 -11 -80 4:02i,M Malfunction itevenson 520 Banyan Rd. 2 -11 -80 5:201':M Malfunction Hoch 545 Golfview Dr. 2 -11 -80 12:09PM Attempted B &E 1 yin 1310 No. Ocean Blvd. 2 -14 -80 11:28PM Malfunction ?arker 3525 Polo Drive 2 -15 -80 5:20AM Accidentally tripped +'all 2985 No. Ocean Blvd. 2 -18 -80 12:2513M Accidentally tripped G - NAME ADDRESS DATE TIME CAUSE Little Club Little Club Rd. 2 -19 -80 2:45AM Malfunction L_ tle Club Little Club Rd. 2 -19 -80 5:45AM Malfunction 'lements 3400 Polo Dr. 2- 21 -80 12:52Pid Accidentally tripped Leslie 4221 County Rd. 2-21 -80 3:38PM Accidentally tripped Wall 2985 No. Ocean Blvd. 2 -22 -80 7:23PM Accidentally tripped Wall 2985 No. Ocean Blvd. 2 -22 -BO 9:4811M Accidentally tripped B &Tennis ':lub 925 No. Ocean Blvd. 2 -'3 -80 8: 361-14 ?.ccidentally tripped Hamilton 330 Old School Rd. 2 -26 -80 6:20A4l Accidentally tripped Durkin 1310 No. Ocean Blvd. 2 -27 -70 3:27PM Malfunction Waltermar 920 Emerald Rrn, 2 -29 -80 2:04PM Malfunction NOTE: January False Alarms - 17 Malfunction 11 Accidentally tripped - Total-28 Respectfully submitted, Z-641 -�/2b � 4�1 R.' T. Tiolroyd Chief of Police SOUTH CENTRAL REGIONAL WASTEWATER TREATMENT AND DISPOSAL BOARD 339 E. ATLANTIC AVENUE • DELRAY BEACH, FLORIDA 33444 BOARD CITY COUNCIL MEMBERS OF BOYNTON BEACH & OK4.AY BEACH Mayor William F. Koch Town of Gulfstream 246 Sea Road Gulfstream, FL 33444 Dear Sir: ROBERT H. CARLSON AOMIN15TRATIVE DIRECTOR 734 -2577 OR 272.7063 February 28, 1980 It is necessary to communicate with you at this time on a subject of critical importance to the area served by the South Central Regional Wastewater Treatment and Disposal Board ( SCRWTD). At this time the population projections of the Area Planning Board, confirmed by the estimates of the City Planners in Delray Beach and Boynton Beach, when' added to current sewer plant loads indicate that the current regional facility will experience flows which exceed the design capacity in 1982. We must, therefore, commence action immediately to expand our capacity. Before submitting our request to the pertinent Regulatory Agencies, we would like to inquire as to your intentions. As you know, your area was excluded from consideration in the current 201 Plan by your choice. Should you desire to be considered on the occasion of this increase request, please have your staff provide the following information not later than March 17, 1980: 1. Your current average daily sewerage flow for which the SCRWTD would become responsible; 2. The population projections for your areas through 1990 for the areas the SCRWTD would be asked to accept responsibility; 3. Your staffs estimates of when you desire to begin to be serviced by the SCRWTD. Because of the unanticipated burgeoning growth in our service area we must complete our planning for expansion under extremely tight time con- straints. The current indications are that we will be unable to increase our capacity before reaching our current facility's design limits. There- fore, we must ask for your formal acceptance or rejection of this offer to have the SCRWTD service your citizens in the region not later than March 15, 1980. We regret that this time frame is so short, but we are sure that you will appreciate the urgency of our request. Mayor William F. Koch February 28, 1980 Page Two If you desire your area to be added to the SCRWTD service region, you may expect that we would have the capacity to commence such service in 1985. It is expected that the SCRWTD will, on the basis of this proposed increase, meet all of its needs through 1990. Therefore, a request for inclusion in the region after the above deadline and prior to the next scheduled increase will be considered only if the applicant accepts full responsibility of all costs attendant thereto. In the interest of expediency we have provided copies of this letter directly to your staff and affected regulatory agencies. Your prompt attention to this matter is greatly appreciated. 1 will, of course, hold myself available to meet with you on this subject. Respectfully, I Malcolm T. Bird Chairman South Central Regional Wastewater Treatment and Disposal Board MTB /sam cc: Palm Beach County Health Dept. South Florida Water Management West Palm Beach D.E.R. Area Planning Board County Administrator Environmental Control Board Members County Commission 9L LC1 w x 6y� Z N W O 00 eT .-1 x U O m O .-+ 10 O O d O1 en N O OOcn 0%00a .Y O ww (9 v1 O O u1 O .O .T N 9 O Z -�r I I d 1 LM Go ry N&n N d in Fd ^ ^ d 111 1n en co e1 m N m d m C m u ++ .+ c c r c z to m .d ow C 64 c 0 4 w M w w u 0 01 W Y z m 3 m u 000 a s o a> -0 w ,. m I ,a w 0 .c f, C4 C; u Cd w .4 N v1 0 Q PG 1; 111 eh O -a S M w " W .+ N N .-1 N O w m -0 u .O ~ W C O .-e O R1 U ar u>• N <I W H v 00 C M b m 01 Rai W .1 Y d In O 1n O n r.l N O O 0 c .+O O h 1n O 1n O1 O in hhOln co OON ° . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . O In O n N 1n v O 0� .+ O W D NO'n co 10 J.7 O.� 0+ On Cs. n 1 N d O en CO 10 u1 1n n .-1 .� O d 1n 1n .-1 N C 1n + r F ~ 6 g ur H yr vs » Y 'O M C m w ° ex V u m _ ° to m r w N W pQ F M O O W N c9 .• u m 3 cn Go 1 au rn1 z w .oi0 N M a Fl x a a 14 m z m p w i H u w g C%I to 10 ~ I VJ m 7 u m w w w a wl m 0 u m cwt U y M g w N UI m w t C M m C X cn ox W m m 01 m e 0 m m L +1 U OI > u Cal % Y m $4 u 00 C v 00 W en W +I z m O m m w m� +. 01 C x '+ R!1 3 as w g a ntl F 3 F a ^a U ru aC w L) 'Ik O O O 1n N I V� F r3- FINANCIAL REPORT FOR MONTH OF MARCH, 1980 Cont. CHECKS DRAWN ON GENERAL FUND Cont. #481 Gerard Koch Wages last 1/2 March $ 383.34 82 Clarence Sova It " " 357.54 83 James Colebrook 321.79 84 William Gwynn 500.00 85 Adams Chevrolet Police Dept. 64.70 86 Paragon Cleaners Uniform Cleaning - Police Dept. 98.75 87 Garland Smith Wages last 1/2 March 182.83 88 Gladys Brisson " " " It 114.38 TOTAL $25,467.93 -2- FINANCIAL REPORT FOR MONTH OF MARCH, 1980 Cont. CHECKS DRAWN ON GENERAL FUND: #430 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60 61 62 63 64 65 66 67 68 69 70 71 72 73 74 75 76 77 78 79 80 So. Bell Tel 6 Tel Company Boynton Auto Supply Hardrives Delray Car Wash Wm. E. Gwynn Boynton Camera Shop Art Cobb Flooring Dave Smith 6 Co. Inc City of Boca Raton County Sanitation Environmental Control Board Frankhouse Electric Fla. Power and Light Co. u u n u It Gulf Oil Products Little Club Mobile Communications Ocean City Lumber Company P.S. Cty. Assoc. of Police Chiefs Purity Uniform Company Palm Beach Newspaper Sir Speedy Tom Sova Hands Mr. Coffee Prudential Board of Cty. Comm. Hoffman Tire Company Federal Reserve Bank Social Security Cont. Trust Fund Palm Bch Cty Building Dept. Robert Holroyd Benjamin Burgess William Howse Leonard Tremitiedi Charles Bunner David Tinkham Joseph Stocks Gerard Koch Clarence Sova James Colebrook William Gwynn Garland Smith Gladys Brisson Robert Holroyd Benjamin Burgess William Howse Leonard Tremitiedi Charles Bunner David Tinkham Joseph Stocks February $ Police 134.49 Misc. 11.29 Cement post - Golfview Dr. Police Dept. -Feb. Accounting -Feb. Police Carpet T.H. Pd by Civic Assoc. Signs - Golfview Dr. 2nd Qtr. CDC Garbage pick -up March Fee as required by law Police Dept. Street lights (January) Town Hall " January 6 February 4th Qtr.Drainage facilities Answering Service - lurch T.H. 47.51 - Sign .95 Annual Dues Uniform Cleaning- Sanitation Dept. Ad- Charter & Ord 80 -2 Police Dept. Preventative Maintenance - Police Clerks office 88.92 Police 77.20 Repair Coffee maker T.H. Employee Insurance -Mar. Trash disposal (Sanitation Dept.) Police Dept. Feb. - Withholding Tax Feb. - Social Security Tax Per Agreement -Feb. Wages First 1/2 March rr it rr rr n n u n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n Ir n 11 rt u n n n n n n u n n n u n u n n " Last n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n u u u u n u n n n 75.97 145.78 288.00 4.50 125.00 20.17 1,867.20 125.85 1,841.25 2,200.00 23.75 33.90 777.76 84.74 2,907.33 280.30 42.00 48.46 25.00 51.60 67.82 61.95 259.67 166.12 15.00 712.67 196.00 104.46 1,768.24 1,503.40 368.25 503.13 426.74 344.28 360.29 340.59 366.26 376.54 383.34 357.54 321.79 500.00 142.51 111.62 503.13 426.74 344.28 360.29 340.59 366.26 376.54 is1k7W041 7f432411 H� For the period October 1, 1979 thru March 31, 1980 GENERAL FUND Budget Actual Budget Postage Printing 6 Stationery 1979 -1980 for 6 Months for 6 Months Office supplies & expense R E V E N U E: 1,475 1,000 Telephone Fines $ 10 $ 22 $ 5 Permits 3,000 2,486 1,500 Licenses 5,000 4,512 2,500 Alcoholic Beverage 456 456 228 Trash Collection 27,500 15,627 13,750 Taxes -Real Estate 4.754 mills 194,427 178,574 97,214 State of Fla. Homestead Exemption 1,682 -0- 841 Franchise Fla. Power and Light Co. 23,600 16,705 11,800 Franchise So. Bell Tel 6 Tel Co. 850 910 425 Interest Income 4,000 863 2,000 State of Fla- Gasoline Tax 650 300 325 Florida Revenue Sharing 9,430 4,900 4,715 Cigarette Tax Refund 2,500 896 1,250 Other Revenue 100 270 50 P.B. County Roads 6 Bridges 10,200 15,761 5,100 Federal Revenue Sharing 1,550 388 775 Transfer from Fed.Rev.Sharing Surplus 3,900 -0- 1,950 Unexpended Funds from previous year -0- -0- -0- TOTAL - GENERAL FUND REVENUE 288.855 242.670 144.428 EXPENDITURES: ADMINISTRATIVE AND GENERAL Clerks salary $ 18,745 9,374 9,373 Postage Printing 6 Stationery 800 530 400 Office supplies & expense 2,000 1,475 1,000 Telephone 1,500 794 750 Electricity 1,800 523 900 Transportation 600 292 300 Building maintenance 600 895 300 Lawn maintenance 200 -0- 100 Insurance 22,000 11,067 11,000 Insurance - Medical 6,610 2,801 3,305 Secretarial Serv.- vacation /Assistant 2,000 1,303 1,000 Social Security Tax - All 9,075 4,465 4,538 Bookkeeping service 1,800 1,000 900 Retirement plan 6,000 -0- 3,000 Legal 6 Professional 8,500 4,643 4,250 Misc. -Dues 500 275. 250 Legal Advertising 200 333 100 Other 100 -0- 50 County Permit Fee 1,000 1,509 500 Town Library 1,124 562 562 -2- FINANCIAL REPORT FOR THE PERIOD OCTOBER 1 1979 thru March 31 1980 Cont. j 1DMINISTRATIVE AND GENERAL CONT. 3,817 4,500 300 Capital Expenditures - Administrative $ 1,300 $ 189 $ 650 Water Fund Share of Gen'1 Admin. Exp. (13,225) (6,613) (6,613) TOTAL $ 73,229 $ 35,417 $ 36,615 POLICE DEPARTMENT 13,250 2,400 1,503 Salaries $ 102,506 $ 48,306 $ 51,253 Uniforms,Equipment & Supplies 1,500 786 750 Auto maintenance 13,700 8,987 6,850 Cleaning Uniforms 700 551 350 Radio Service & repair 6,500 3,898 3,250 Crime Prevention & Criminal Investigation 500 -0- 250 Capital Expenditures 5,000 875 2,500 Water Fund Share of Police (2,400) (1,200) (1,200) TOTAL 128,006 62,203 64,003 FIRE PROTECTION: Fire Contract Cost Maintenance repair Capital expenditures TOTAL STREET AND EASEMENTS: Maintenance, Repairs & Supplies Lighting Signs Capital Expenditures TOTAL SANITATION DEPARTMENT: Salaries Garbage Collection Contract Truck Maintenance & Service Uniforms Disposal Fees Capital Expenditures TOTAL $ 18,000 $ 6,500 $ 91000 400 -0- 200 -0- -0- -0- $ 18,400 $ 6,500 $ 9,200 $ 500 $ 865 $ 250 9,000 3,817 4,500 300 322 150 4,300 4,566 2,150 $ 14,100 $ 9,570 $ 7,050 $ 22,120 $ 10,561 $ 11,060 26,500 13,200 13,250 2,400 1,503 1,200 600 335 300 3,500 2,958 1,750 -0- 507 -0- $55,120 29,064 $ 27,560 TOTAL GENERAL FUND EXPENSES $288,855 $142,754 $ 144,428 -3- FINANCIAL REPORT FOR THE PERIOD OCTOBER 1, 1979 THRU MARCH 31, 1980 Cont. RATER FUND REVENUE: From Sales $105,000 $ 54,350 $ 52,500 Interest from invested Surplus Funds 4,000 1,474 2,000 TOTAL WATER REVENUE 109 000 5$ 5,824 JILL500 EXPENDITURES: Cost of water $ 69,300 $ 27,102 $ 34,650 Repairs 5,000 3,173 2,500 Engineering and Surveying 500 -0- 250 Interest 5,800 2,696 2,900 Meter Reading 1,500 750 750 Billing & Collection 2,000 -0- 1,000 Lease -Gulf Stream Golf Club 5,750 5,750 2,875 Postage- Printing & Stationery 800 17 400 Water Fund Share of Gen'l & Admin. Exp.13,225 6,612 6,612 Police Dept. Expenses 2,400 1,200 1,200 Debt. Retirement 2,725 -9- 1,363 TOTAL EXPENDITURES lOS 9.000 47 300 S 54.500 W Ce c F 0 ts a y n. f0 0 m E b v Y ° °c m m M A m n 5' S'wC b y n . g•�� m ro a w = x 5 m c 0 a m o m 5. m d , p ts m T�oG�� y m m d n b7 ry W < a 0 G ry A Y m tz m 7 S W • m p a o m 5 S C m 1 m m Ctl O m S- o m ,•m� o f] 5 0 °1 m 0. m O' ro m a 5 a: y F b ro H 5' m 0 C m M S N p 5 N m m Y td m n 0. n W 0 5 O q O 0 O 7 m S S r� S m m m O spy y A t1 5d CU m n S m 0 m S m C a m m CL m S O `G b m y C m tG O 3 C y z � K O 0 � b O 9 ti tz m > [•7 a C) x d v �e 0 � 0 m n n b 0 C y C d n m m 1 y � 2 � a m C" y� to y r� Vl ow z OR S Proof of Publication --------- ----------- . .... Filed in the Office of Clerk of Circuit Court 19 ...................................................... ... ....... .............. , Clerk By....... . ............. . . ....... _—, A C. 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D c o Z O in N � CO 01 0 m' N .Ni C ° n N d c m m m 0 ------------------------------------------ a v a m Z cD p --Ij kD D N A :CY :rn w :tv �iVH \] :Cl� (D � O En rnf m ct d p :H V o �p romo N N Fy N :O �0r m m o wwr_ CD a" w m (D I--' O ct CD D ( CD �°. c » W z e N •� D c o Z O in N � CO 01 0 m' N .Ni C ° n N d c m m m 0 ------------------------------------------ C D N a n Z a m m p O On N• = » o Z m D m m -y o-m D m o Z a m _ (D I--' -4 D ( ° x �°. c » W z e •� _ N m m 0 m O\ `� Cf Vl - \O D m Z m m r- y x 2 " W F'• 'l n � a j n m o Z C+ (p O� bo� W •N m m m 0 m m "$ mm m� moo m to „ " O y j C D M m 0 K m y n �.. vim�.. r H ''! O O -I Z m m m m y a `m m " CYO 9 py m M N N m r n m y CL m " ct 5 0 ORDINANCE N0. 80 -3 AN ORDINANCE FOR THE TOWN OF GULF STREAM, FLORIDA, AMENDING ORDINANCE 71 -5 RELATING TO RESTRICTIONS REGARDING ANIMALS RUNNING AT LARGE. BE IT ORDAINED BY THE TOWN COMMISSION OF THE TOWN OF GULF STREAM, FLORIDA, AS FOLLOWS: Section 1. Ordinance 71 -5 of the Town is hereby amended at Section 1 by changing the definition of "at large" to read as follows: "at large" shall mean off the premises of the owner, unless accompanied by an attendant who shall have such dog firmly held by collar and leash or other use of mechanical restraint, which leash is not to exceed eight (8) feet in length. Section 2. All ordinances or parts of ordinances in conflict herewith are hereby repealed. Section 3. In the event any phrase, clause, sentence, paragraph or other section of this Ordinance is declared to be unconstitutional, invalid or unenforceable, such ruling shall not effect any of the remaining phrases, clauses, sentences, paragraphs or sections of said Ordinance. Section 4. This Ordinance shall take effect upon passage and approval as provided by law. PASSED AND ADOPTED ON�y� READING THIS Il DAY OF is �r:� A.D., 1980. ATTEST: Town of Gulf Stream 246 Sea Road Gulf Stream, Fla. 33444 r uc 1 ORDINANCE NO., 80 -2 AN ORDINANCE FOR THE TOWN OF GULF STREAM, FLORIDA, AMENDING ORDINANCE 79 -2 OF THE TOWN AT SECTION 4 OF SAID ORDINANCE REGARDING ANCHORING OR MOORING OF VESSELS BY RESTRICTING THE DOCKING OF BOATS OR VESSELS TO PIERS WHICH ARE ACCESSORY USES TO RESIDENTIAL DWELLING UNITS; BY ADDING A NEW SECTION TO REQUIRE PERMITS FOR THE DOCKING OF BOATS AND VESSELS WITHIN THE TOWN; PROVIDING RESTRICTIONS ON MAINTENANCE ON BOATS AND VESSELS WITHIN THE TOWN; PROVIDING FOR SEVERABILITY; PROVIDING FOR REPEAL OF CONFLICTING ORDINANCES; PROVIDING FOR CODIFICATION; PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE DATE. BE IT ORDAINED BY THE TOWN COMMISSION OF THE TOWN OF GULF (STREAM, FLORIDA: Section 1. Ordinance 79 -2 of the Town of Gulf Stream, Florida, its hereby amended at Section 4 of said Ordinance, ANCHORING OR MOORING OF VESSELS, (which Section shall be amended to read as follows: "Section 4. ANCHORING OR MOORING OF VESSELS. No boat or vessel shall be moored or anchored within the Tow for a longer period than twenty -four (24) hours in any consecutive thirty -day period. This Section shall not apply to the permanent docking of boats or vessels to piers which are accessory uses to residential dwelling units within the Town if the vessel is owned by the owner of the residential dwelling unit of which the pier is an accessory use or said vessel is owned by a guest of the owner of the residential dwelling unit and accessory dock facility to which the vessel is attached." Section 2. Ordinance 79 -2 of the Town of Gulf Stream, Florida, is hereby amended by including therein the following provision: PERMIT REQUIRED FOR DOCKING OF VESSELS No boat or vessel in excess of eighteen (18) feet shall be locked within the waters in or adjacent to the Town for a period in excess of three (3) days unless the owner or person in control thereof shall first register :he vessel with the Town Manager. No permit shall be issued for the docking of my such vessel if the docking facilities provided therefor are inadequate to rotect the public health, safety and welfare, nor shall any such permit be issued or a period in excess of one (1) year. In no event shall any vessel be docked at ther than a dock accessory to a residence. I 1 Section 3. Ordinance 79 -2 of the Town of Gulf Stream, Florida is hereby amended by including therein the following provision: MAINTENANCE RESTRICTIONS It shall be unlawful for the owner of any boat within the waters of the Town of Gulf Stream, or any person under his supervision and direction to perform any heavy maintenance on said boat within the Town other than the normal day -to -day maintenance required to maintain said vessel and any main- tenance of an emergency nature. Heavy maintenance shall include but not be limitec to overhauling, installing, rebuilding or repairing of engines and other work which may be in the form of reconstruction or building which is considered to be outside the scope of the normal day -to -day maintenance of such a vessel. Section 4. Repeal of conflicting ordinances. All ordinances or parts of ordinances in conflict herewith are hereby repealed. Section 5. Severability. In the event any phrase, clause, sentence, paragraph, or other section of this Ordinance is declared to be unconstitutional, invalid or unenforceable, such ruling shall not effect any of the remaining phrases, clauses, sentences, paragraphs, or sections of said Ordinance. Section 6. Effective Date. This Ordinance shall take effect upon passage and approval as provided by law. PASSED AND ADOPTED ON SECOND READING THIS 14 DAY OF March , A.D., 1980. MAYOR ATTEST: 0-) ow Clei Town of Gulf Stream 246 Sea Road Gulf Stream, Fla. 33444