HomeMy Public PortalAbout06/13/1986COMMISSIONERS
TOWN OF GULF STREAM
PALM BEACH COUNTY, FLORIDA
William F. Koch, Jr., Mayor
Joel Hunter, Vlce Mayor
Alen I, Armour
Robert J. Di.eon
Brien Pfeifer
AGENDA
TOWN COMMISSION MEETING
JUNE 13, 1986
1. Roll Call.
2. Approval of Minutes May 9, 1986 and Special Meeting May 28, 1986
a. Financial Report
b. Police Report
c. Manager's Report
J. Planning and Zoning Board
e. Project Report
f. Town Attorney Report
MAIL ADDRESS
246 SEA ROAD
GULF STREAM, FLORIDA
33444
TEL.. GULF STREAM
2765116
Town Manager
WILLIAM E. GWYNN
Deputy Town Clark
BARBARA GWYNN
chief of Police
JAMES GREER
3. Discuss Interlocal Agreement of the proposed 5th and 6th cent Local
Option Gas Tax.
4. Commissioner Comments and Inquiries on Non - Agenda Items.
5. Public Comments and Inquiries on Non - Agenda Items.
6. Adjournment
TOWN OF GULF STREAM
PALM BEACH COUNTY, FLORIDA
COMMISSIONERS
MAIL ADDRESS
246 SEA ROAD
William F. Koch, Jr., Mayor
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GULF STREAM, FLORIDA
Joel Hunter, Vice Maya,
33444
Alan I. Armour
TEL.: GULF STREAM
Robert J. Dleaon
'TOWN COMMISSION MEETING
2765118
Brian Plollter
Town Manager
WILLIAM E. GWYNN
June 13, 1986
Deputy Town Clark
BARBARA GWYNN
Chief of Police
JAMES GREER
1. Roll Call
Present Others Present
Hon. Wm. F. Koch, Jr. bhn. Gwynn, Town Manager
Commissioner Armour Barbara Gwynn, Town Clerk
Cocmissioner Dixson James Greer, Police Chief
Camnissioner Pfeifler Charles Eaton
Dh. Mayor, Chmn., Planning & Zoning Board
Clarence Sova, Public Works Supervisor
Lou Sessa, Code Enforcement Officer
Meeting called to order at 9 a.m. by Mayor Koch.
2. Upon Motion made and seconded, the Minutes of the Regular Meeting of
May 9, 1986 and the Special Meeting of May 28, 1986 were approved.
3. Reports
a) Financial
Mr. Gwynn reported that budgetory revenue and expenditures for the
month of May, 1986 are on line for this fiscal period. Motion made
and seconded to approve the Financial Report. Motion passed.
b) Police
The May, 1986 Police Report as presented by Chief Greer was unanimously
accepted and approved by the Commission.
The Commission agreed, that henceforth the chain of command would be:
1. The Police Chief will report to the Town Manager.
2. The Town Manager will report to the Town CcmTlission with
special emphasis on the monthly scheduling activities of the
Police Department.
c) Planning and Zoning
Mr. Mayor, Chairman of the Planning and Zoning Board, advised the
Commission on the following:
Minutes
Town Commission Meeting
June 13, 1986
Page 2
1. Florescue, Barry - 3145 N. Ocean Blvd.
Request to add a porch and spiral stairway to existing patio. The
Planning Board approved this request for Commission action. on Motion
by Commissioner Armour, seconded by Commissioner Dixon, the Commission
approved this request.
2. Von Esson, George - 2900 Ave. Au Soleil
Request for revision to original site plan for tennis court, octagonal
gazebo and revised driveway. This item has the approval of the Planning
Board. on Motion of Commissioner Armour, seconded by Commissioner Pfeifler,
The Commissioner granted approval of this request.
3. Perchick, Mark - Lot 74 Place Au Soleil.
Request for site plan review and variance for a single family residence
to reduce setback from 37.51to 28.01the front yard setback and to con-
struct on a lot less than 20,000 square feet. The Planning Board
approved the front setback to 30' to the overhang and 32' to the wall as
well as a rear yard setback from the required 15' to 12' to the pool edge.
On Motion by Commissioner Pfeifler, seconded by Mr. Dixson, the Commission
approved this request.
4. Rossi, John - Lot 28 - 2586 Ave. Au Soleil
Request to add a garage and pool to existing home requiring reduction of
setback line from 32.5 to 28.0. This item has Planning Board approval.
Upon Motion by Commissioner Armour, seconded by Mr. Dixson the Commission
approved this request.
5. Pearce, James T. - 3737 N. Ocean Blvd.
Request for addition to existing residence.
This item has Planning Board approval. on Motion of Commissioner Pfeifler,
seconded by Commissioner Armour, the Commission approved this request.
6. Evans, William - 1919 N. Ocean Blvd.
Request to relocate garage and guest house.
This item has Planning Board approval. on Motion by Commissioner Armour and
seconded by Commissioner Dixson, the Commission approved this request.
7. Urbanek, August - 1314 N. Ocean Blvd.
Request to cover patio, add front wall and lights, renovate interior of
existing residence and improve landscape.
This item has Planning Board approval. on Motion by Commissioner Armour and
seconded by Commissioner Dixson, the Commission approved this request.
4. Mayor Koch presented a plaque to Mrs. Joan LaPorte in appreciation of her
gift of an antique Spanish table for the vestibule of the new Town Hall.
5. Upon Motion by Commissioner Armour, seconded by Commissioner Pfeifler, the
Commission approved the Interlocal Agreement of the Proposed 5th and 6th cent
Local Option Gas Tax.
6. In order to fill the interim vacancy on the Town Commission following the
Minutes
Town Commission Meeting
June 13, 1986
Page 3
resignation of Vice - Commissioner Joel Hunter, Commissioner Dixson moved
to appoint Mr. James Cross as Commissioner. Motion seconded by Commissioner
Armour and approved by the Commission.
7. The Commission rescheduled the meeting of July 11, 1986 to the new date of
July 24, 1986. The meeting will be held at 9 a.m. and will be followed
immediately by a Commission Budget Workshop .
Meeting adjourned at 9:55 a.m.
Town Cl k
Planning and Zoning Meeting June 4, 1986
Re: Item No. 4 Rossi request for variances
After discussion...
Board approved both variances.
Mrs. Gwynn raised the question that residents might
believe that this goes beyond what they are given notice of.
Board... after discussion... approved variance on e/s to 22. ( ?)
to overhang and on south setback approved variance to 25' of
overhang.
TOWN OF GULF STREAM
PALM BEACH COUNTY, FLORIDA
COMMISSIONERS
William F. Koch, Jr., Mayor MINCTPES
Joel Hunter, Vice Mayor
Alan I. Armour
Robert TOWN CCINMSSION MEETING
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Roll Call
Present
Hon. Wm. F. Koch, Jr.
Commissioner Armour
Commissioner Dixson
Commissioner Pfeifler
June 13, 1986
Others Present
MAIL ADDRESS
246 SEA ROAD
GULF STREAM, FLORIDA
33444
TEL.. GULF STREAM
2765116
Town Manager
WILLIAM E. GWYNN
Deputy Town Clerk
BARBARA GWYNN
Chief of Police
JAMES GREER
➢km. Gwynn, Town Manager
Barbara Gwynn, Town Clerk
James Greer, Police Chief
Charles Eaton
Win. Mayor, Chmmn., Planning & Zoning Board
Clarence Sova, Public Works Supervisor
Lou Sessa, Code Enforcement Officer
Meeting called to order at 9 a.m. by Mayor Koch.
Upon Motion made and seconded, the Minutes of the Regular Meeting of
May 9, 1986 and the Special Meeting of May 28, 1986 were approved.
Reports
a) Financial
Mr. Gwynn reported that budgetory revenue and expenditures for the
month of May, 1986 are on line for this fiscal period. Motion made
and seconded to approve the Financial Report. Notion passed.
b) Police
The May, 1986 Police Report as presented by Chief Greer was unanimously
accepted and approved by the Commission.
The Commission agreed that henceforth the chain of command would be:
1. The Police Chief will report to the Town Manager,
2. The Town Manager will report to the Town Commission with
special emphasis on the monthly scheduling activities of the
Police Department.
C) Planning and Zoning
Mr. Mayor, Chairman of the Planning and Zoning Board, advised the
Commission on the following:
manures
Town Commission Meeting
June 13, 1986
Page 2
1. Florescue, Barry - 3145 N. Ocean Blvd.
Request to add a porch and spiral stairway to existing patio. The
Planning Board approved this request for Commission action. on Notion
by Commissioner Armour, seconded by Commissioner Dixon, the Commission
approved this request.
2. Von Esson, George - 2900 Ave. Au Soleil
Request for revision to original site plan for tennis court, octagonal
gazebo and revised driveway. This item has the approval of the Planning
Board. On Motion of Commissioner Armour, seconded by Commissioner Pfeifler,
The Commissioner granted approval of this request.
3. Perchick, Mark - Lot 74 Place Au Soleil.
Request for site plan review and variance for a single family residence
to reduce setback from 37.51to 28.01the front yard setback and to con-
struct on a lot less than 20,000 square feet. The Planning Board
approved the front setback to 30' to the overhang and 32' to the wall as
well as a rear yard setback from the required 15' to 12' to the pool edge.
On Motion by Commissioner Pfeifler, seconded by Mr. Dixson, the Commission
approved this request.
4. Rossi, John - Lot 28 - 2586 Ave. Au Soleil
Request to add a garage and pool to existing home requiring reduction of
setback line from 32.5 to 28.0. This item has Planning Board approval.
Upon Notion by Commissioner Armour, seconded by Mr. Dixson the Commission
approved this request.
5. Pearce, James T. - 3737 N. Ocean Blvd.
Request for addition to existing residence.
This item has Planning Board approval. On Notion of Commissioner Pfeifler,
seconded by Commissioner Armour, the Commission approved this request.
6. Evans, William - 1919 N. Ocean Blvd.
Request to relocate garage and guest house.
This item has Planning Board approval. On Notion by Commissioner Armour and
seconded by Commissioner Dixson, the Camnission approved this request.
7. Urbanek, August - 1314 N. Ocean Blvd.
Request to cover patio, add front wall and lights, renovate interior of
existing residence and in>prove landscape.
This item has Planning Board approval. On Notion by Commissioner Armour and
seconded by Commissioner Dixson, the Commission approved this request.
4. Mayor Koch presented a plaque to Mrs. Joan LaPorte in appreciation of her
gift of an antique Spanish table for the vestibule of the new Town Hall.
5. Upon Motion by Commissioner Armour, seconded by Commissioner Pfeifler, the
Commission approved the Interlocal Agreement of the Proposed 5th and 6th cent
Local Option Gas Tax.
6. In order to fill the interim vacancy on the Town Commission following the
minutes
Town Cannission Meeting
June 13, 1986
Page 3
resignation of Vice - Commissioner Joel Hunter, Commissioner Dixson moved
to appoint Mr. James Cross as Commissioner. Motion seconded by Comnissioner
Armour and approved by the Commission.
7. The Commission rescheduled the meeting of July 11, 1986 to the new date of
July 24, 1986. The meeting will be held at 9 a.m. and will be followed
immediately by a Commission Budget Workshop .
Meeting adjourned at 9:55 a.m.
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3121 POLO DRIVE
GULF STREAM
FLORIDA
33444
May 28th, 1986
Mayor William F. Koch, Jr.
Gulf Stream,
Florida
Dear Bill,
I am writing to say that I would welcome the
opportunity to serve the Town of Gulf Stream as a Com-
missioner should I be appointed or elected to that posi-
tion. I have lived in the Gulf Stream / Delray Beach
area for fifteen years and have been a resident of Gulf
Stream since 1978. As a resident of the town, and as a
participant in the activities of the School and the Civic
Association I have come to know Gulf Stream well, and I
greatly value my association with the town and its people.
It would be a privilege to serve as a Commissioner.
Sincerely,
James E. Cross
P.S. Enclosed is a brief summary which provides
some information on my background.
JAMES ELIOT CROSS
BORN: New York City, October 8th, 1921
Education: Yale University (International Relations major)
War Certificate - Jan. 1943
University of Virginia Law School
LLB - 1948
Marital Status: Married. Katharine Kemp Cross
Government Experience:
OSS (ETO) 1943 -45 qualified parachutist
CIA (Washington and abroad) 1948 -51
Consultant and Staff Member, U.S. Delegation
to Manila Conference, 1954
Special Assistant to Secretary of the Navy
and to Asst. Secy. for Research and Develop-
ment, 1958 -61
Academic Experience:
Research Assistant, Institute for Advanced
Study, Princeton, N.J. 1951 -52
Research Associate, Center for International
Studies, Massachusetts Institute of Tech-
nology, Cambridge, Mass. 1952 -57
Professorial Lecturer, School of International
Service, American University, 1963 -68
Visiting Lecturer, Naval War College, Army
War College, and Air Force Command and Staff
School. Years between 1954 -70.
Secretary, Institute for Defense Analyses. 1961 until medically
required retirement 1971.
THE FLORIDA SENATE
District Office Address:
Post Office Drawer M
West Palm Beach, Florida 33402
(305) 659 -6600
SENATOR HARRY A. JOHNSTON, II
PRESIDENT
26th District
May 26, 1986
Dear Concerned Citizen:
Please excuse the informality of this letter, but I have received
literally hundreds of letters dealing with tort reform, the Gunter
bill (HB 138 /SB 328), insurance reform, insurance premiums, and the
like, and I would like to explain in one letter the position taken
by the Florida Senate this past week.
The members of the Senate, by a 38 to 1 vote, passed an omnibus
bill dealing with what we consider to be a very serious problem.
Since the issue is so complex, it was my initial position that the
matter needed to be studied by an academic study commission which
would report its findings to the 1987 Session. I have insisted that
if we reduce the rights of litigants, that there be an equal reduction
in premiums and since there was such a demand for immediate relief,
the bill was adopted with the following provisions:
1. Banks are now allowed to participate in reinsurance and
the Florida Insurance Exchange. (Banks will not be allowed
to write primary insurance, however.)
2. The bill prohibits insurers from cancelling or non - renewing
any insurance contract or coverage without a 45 -day written
notice.
3. Insurance agents
or amount of any
execution of the
4. It authorizes col
be group- insured
etc.
are required to disclose the percentage
commission they will receive prior to
application for insurance.
nmercial property and casualty risks to
-- such businesses as day care centers,
5. It substantially increases the regulatory authority of
the Department of Insurance.
6. It establishes an excess profit law applicable to
commercial property and casualty insurance.
7. It establishes a joint underwriting association to
provide property and casualty insurance to persons who
cannot obtain the coverage in the voluntary market.
This should give relief to the trucking industry and
other high -risk businesses such as restaurants.
HARRY A. JOHNSTON, II BETTY CASTOR
President President Pro- Temnnre
Page Two
May 26, 1986
8. It authorizes CPAs, architects, engineers, veterinarians
and land surveyors to self- insure.
9. It authorizes additional types of health care providers,
such as nurses, to self- insure.
10. It requires insurers to deliver copies of policies to
the insured within 60 days after the effective date of
coverage.
11. In all negligence cases, the doctrine of joint and several
liability applies only to the economic damages, and the
bill requires the jury or the ccurt to apportion the per-
centage of fault among the parties. Economic damages are
loss of wages, medical expenses, etc. Non - economic damages
are pain and suffering, inability to lead a normal life,
etc.
12. It strongly modifies any award for punitive damages, except
in libel or slander cases.
13. It encourages the settlement of suits by assessing attorneys'
fees in certain cases when either the defendant or the plain-
tiff makes an offer of judgment.
14. It caps the award of non - economic damages in personal injury
and wrongful death suits at $500,000.
15. It requires the court to order periodic payment of future
losses exceeding $350,000 upon the request of either party,
and also provides the method of payment.
16. It creates the academic commission that I have requested.
17. It requires all insurers writing liability insurance in
- this state to reduce the rate in effect to a level at least
25% below the rates in effect on May 1, 1986. As of
January 1, 1987, rates are to be rolled back to the January
1, 1984, level unless a higher rate can be justified by
each insurer.
18. It provides for a non- severability clause. This means
that if any part of the bill is declared unconstitutional,
the entire bill shall be declared unconstitutional. It
would be grossly unfair to institute civil reforms and
have the rollbacks declared unconstitutional, and also
the reverse is true -- civil reforms declared unconstitu-
tional and the rollbacks to still be in effect.
Page Three
May 26, 1986
It has been my position that if we have tort reform, which limits
the right of recovery by injured parties, then at the same time we
must have an immediate reduction in premiums. Last year I was very
instrumental in passing major reforms in the medical malpractice area,
only to have premiums increase rather than decrease. Rather than have
that occur again, we are mandating a rollback of the premiums charged
by the insurance companies on January 1, 1984, a date before the
tremendous escalation of casualty premiums. This date is supported
by testimony from both the Federal General Accounting Office (GAO)
and the Florida Department of Insurance (Mr. Gunter's office).
The House of Representatives has passed a substantially different
bill, and hopefully we can go into conference committee within the
next week and deliver to you before the session ends on June 6 an
acceptable compromise.
If tort reform is killed this year, it will be done by the insur-
ance industry which will not accept any reasonable mandated reduction
of premiums. We do not want to cripple the industry, but insurance
companies are not subject to the feder 1 antitrust acts and have been
making excessive profits at the expensi of the consumer.
HAJII /sm
r rpu s very truly.
Ha y ohn ton, II
Presid
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COMMISSIONERS
William F. Koch, Jr., Mayor
Joel Hunter, Vice Mayor
Alen 1. Armour
Rouen J. Dlleon
Brian Plainer
TOWN OF GULF STREAM
PALM BEACH COUNTY, FLORIDA
OATH OF OFFICE
MAIL ADDRESS
248 SEA ROAD
GULF STREAM, FLORIDA
39444
TEL.: GULF STREAM
2785118
Town Manager
WILLIAM E. GWYNN
Deputy Town Clark
BARBARA GWYNN
Chief of Police
JAMES GREER
I DO SOIEMMY SWAR that I will support, protect and defend
the Constitution and Government of the United States and of the
State of Florida; that I am duly qualified to hold office under the
Constitution of the State, and that I will well and faithfully perform
the duties of
Town Commissioner of the Town of Gulf Stream
Sworn to and subscribed before me this
�`rlti day of
(Sign you desire commission issued)
19 '6 e
Notary Public or��Pr individual
authorized to administer oaths Notary Public, State of Florida
My Camtission expires MY CDmr:ission expires lone 7, 1987
1
I acre the a of ( o c,..,-, , of the
County of 1^ . The above is the oath of office taken
by me.
(Sign as you desire commission issued)
FINANCIAL REPORT
Month of June 1986
Balances 5/31/86
Deposits
Withdrawals
Balances 6/30/86
Receipts
Electric Franchise
Real Estate Taxes
Lots Cleaned
Fines
Licenses
Water
Trash
Cigarette Tax
Other
Permits
County Gas Tax
Interest on Real Estate Taxes
Reimburse Eng. Service
TOTAL
Invested Funds
General Fund
Water
Police Department (Boat Sale)
Dredging
Sinking
OPERATING ACCOUNT
71,843.00
69,121.44
82,294.79
58,669.65
4,043.31
15,331.39
240.00
441.50
480.89
37,666.11
6,354.00
181.81
308.40
1,891.50
1,298.90
272.70
610.93
69,121.44
221,227.30
58,530.76
10,880.42
44,829.23
5,793.57
FINANCIAL REPORT Cont. Page 2.
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June,
1986
#4154
Town of Gulf Stream
Payroll
8,197.08
53
Barnett Bank
W/H
1,757.00
54
Fla. Div. of Retirement
S/S
1,944.51
55
USCM Def. Comp
Employee
1,051.00
56
Delray Munc. Credie Un.
"
1,245.54
57
Town of Gulf Stream
Const. Fund -
13,093.49
58
Harvel & DeLand
Install new water lines
4,500.00
59
Fla. Police Chiefs Asso.
P.D. Gen'l
40.00
60
Palm Beach Post
it It
24.24
61
Wm. Gwynn
Sec.Car Al. Acct'g
1,420.00
62
Atlantic Ref.
Repair Ice Machine
270.00
63
AT &T
May
46.35
64
"
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8.55
65
Ace Hardware
P.W. and T.H.
56.63
66
Broward - Palm Bch Tractor
P.W.
83.29
67
Bethesda Memorial Hosp.
P.D.
60.00
68
Bodel Co. Inc.
T.H.
233.75
69
Boynton Auto
P.D.
58.68
70
News Journal
Gaul
5.50
71
Clarence Sova
P.W. Supplies
90.79
72
City of Delray Beach
Water - Pel & AlA
777.23
73
Edgar Office Supply
P.D. & Off.
137.66
74
Easy Pay Tire
P.D.
317.82
75
Harris 3/M
P.D.
116.50
76
Ocean City Lumber
P.W. T.H.
183.47
77
Palm Beach Cty
Trash disposal
976.71
78
So. Fla. Laundry
P.D.
227.04
79
Harvel & Deland
Water meter maint
346.00
80
Picard Chemical Inc.
T.H. supplies
63.35
81
Protection Service
Coned for driveway T.H.
21.00
82
R & R Uniform Inc.
Police
574.90
83
Smith Brothers
Film P.D.
106.40
84
Telpage
P.D.
13.00
85
Ace Hardware
T.H. P.W.
37.65
86
Bill Wallace Ford
P.D.
128.00
87
Purity Uniform
P.W.
150.75
88
Postmaster
Postage
66.00
89
Earl Harvel III
Meter reading
385.00
90
So. Bell
May
1,690.36
91
Sun Bank
Annual Paying agent fee
1,200.00
92
Standard Sanitary Supply
Bldg Maint.
25.60
93
Hoxsie's Shoe Store
Boots- Police Dept (Cromwell)
65.00
94
FP &L
T.H.
435.59
95
Nancy Fuerstenau
Water billing
180.00
96
Town of Gulf Stream
Payroll
8,148.00
97
Fla. Div. of Ret.
S/S
1,932.17
98
Barnett Bank
W/H
1,726.00
99
Delray Mun. Cre. Un.
Employee
1,245.54
C4200
USCM Def. Comp
it
1,051.00
01
Town of Gulf Stream
Payroll
456.78
02
Barnett Bank
W/H
72.00
03
F1. Div. of Ret.
S/S
86.07
04
City of Delray Bch
Water - May
16,634.20
FINANCIAL REPORT Cont. Page 3.
June, 1986
114205 Exe. Management Consul.
06 The News of Delray
07 Bell So. Adv. & Pub.
08 City of Delray Beach
09 City of Boca Raton
10 Dan Cor Ltd
11 Ann Ford
PAYROLL
Final payment, Re: Asst. of Mgr.
Codification of Ord. Maps
Ad
Police & T.H. listing in phone books
Reimb. E MS service
Central Dispatch
Security Seminar P.D.
Minutes P & Z and Comm.meetings
Total
$ 452.50
18.90
25.80
266.90
7,572.50
135.00
60.00
$ 82,294.79
#2010
Helmes 5/24 -6/6
$ 198.44
11
Greer
781.74
12
Stocks
597.94
13
Buchan
657.27
14
Hatton
10.00
15
Burtka
756.32
16
Neff
653.46
17
Williams
725.17
18
Schunck
619.71
19
DeLorme
508.15
20
Sova
538.32
21
Colebrook
456.78
22
Pickering
495.24
23
Gwynn
600.24
24
Cromwell
598.30
25
Helmes 6/7 -6/20
198.44
26
Greer
781.74
27
Stocks
597.94
28
Buchan
657.27
29
Hatton
10.00
30
Burtka
756.32
31
Neff
653.46
32
Williams
725.17
33
Schunck
570.63
34
DeLorme
508.15
35
Sova
538.32
36
Colebrook
456.78
37
Pickering
495.24
38
Gwynn
600.24
39
Cromwell
598.30
40
Colebrook -
456.78
Total $ 16,801.86
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REFORM CRIMES
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J. Civil Assists - 4
4. Disturbance -1
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10. Information Only - 1
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TDTJEI, CRLLS` FOR TEES MCM91 81
JAMES W. GREEs'R
QIIEF OF POLICE