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Second Reading Ord. #5055-90 -
Relating to the Land Development
Code; to provide that variances from
the sign regulations may be granted
by the City Commission, rather than
by the Development Code Adjustment
Board and alcoholic beverage minimum
separation requirement (PLD)
Second Reading Ord. #5014-90
Amending comprehensive plan as
adopted on 11/16/89, including
amendments to future land use,
traffic circulltion, coastal zone
mana gement , con serv a t i 011 "
intergov~rnmental coordination and
capita~ improvements elaments (PLD)
To be Cont. to 1/3/91
Public Hearing & First Reading
Wellhead Protection Ordinance
(CANCELLED)(See Item #57)
(Cont. from 9/20/90) Public Hearing &
First Reading Ord. #5019-90 -
Rezoning and Master RPD 20.3 Site
Plan for Post Harbor with Transfer of
Development Rights; a parcel (10.544
acres) located S of SR 60, W side of
Thornton Rd; William Brown Sub., Lots
10-12 and Bay Heights Sub., part of
Lots 1-8 and vacated streets
(Stowell/Post Florida Z90-06, PSP90-
12)(CANCELlED)(See Item #42)
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15.
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Approved. Ord. #5055-90 adopted.
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Cont. to 1/3/91
14.
Cance 11 ed.
15.
Cancelled.
Public Hearing - Second Reading Ordinances
16. Ord. #5058-90 - Establishing
stormwater management utility system
17. Ord. #5051-90 - Land Use Plan
Amendment to Public/Semi-Public for
property located at SW corner of
intersection of Prospect Ave. and
Woodlawn St., Belmont 2nd Addition
Subdivision, Blk C, Lots 1 thru 10
(Woodlawn Church of God LUP90-19)
18. Ord. #5052-90 - Rezoning to
Public/Semi-Public property located
in Belmont 2nd Addition, Blk C, lots
1 thru 10 (Woodlawn Church of God
Z90-08)
19. Ord. #5057-90 - Vacating W 2.51 of 51
utility easement lying along E side
of Lots 1 and 2, Blk 17, Mandalay
Subdivision (Keller V90-12)
20. Ord. #5059-90 - Establishing policy
on the use of recycled products and
encourage and promote the purchase
and use of recycled paper products by
all departments by allowing up to 10%
variance in cost to determine the low
bid
16. Ord. #5058-90 adopted.
17. Ord. #5051-90 adopted.
18. Ord. #5052-90 adopted.
19. Ord. #5057-90 adopted.
20. Ord. #5059-90 adopted.
CITY MANAGER REPORTS
IX
CONSENT AGENDA (Items #21-61)
Agreements
21. Fee for LibrAry Service Agreement
'with Schiller International
University in the amount of $1,000.00
per semester minimum (two semesters
annua lly)(LIB)
12/20/90
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34. Two-year contract to conduct an
audit/survey of fire hydrants in the
water distribution system to Mueller
Service Co., Sanford, FL, for the
period 12/20/90 - 12/20/92 for a
total estimated amount of $39,000.00
(PW)
35. Contract for Aluminum Retaining Wall
at Fire Station #48 to C.P. Ward,
36. Inc., Largo, FL, for $25,385.00 (PW)
Contract for installation of 5,000.
of 4" P.E. gas main along Alderman
Rd., from 1,000' E of US Alt.19 to
Rolling Woods Rd. to Mueller
Contractors for $23,250.00 (PW)
37. Contract for period 1/1/91-12/31/91
for installation of 5/8", 1", 2" and
4" P.E. mains and service lines to
Visk Construction, Inc., Riverview,
, FL, at a tota 1 est imated cost of
$304,850.00 (PW)
38. Contract to install a 6" gas main
under the Anclote River at Alt. US19
in Tarpon Springs to Robert B.
Somerville, CO, Paris, Texas, at an
estimated cost of $105,655.50 (PW)
39. Award the Well Field Rehabilitation
Project Part I to Centech Utilities
Corp. for $344,500.00 (PW)
40. Ratify & Confirm City Manager's
approval to sell the orange crop to
Edwards Fruit Co., Lakeland, FL, for
$8,700 cash (CM)
41. Confirm the CRA's action of 12/10/90
by approving the contract with Opus
South Corp. for the design and
construction of the Cleveland Street
Minipark (ED)
Citizens & Staff Requests
42. (Cont. from 9/20/90) Public Hearing &
First Reading Ord. #5019-90 -
Rezoning and Master RPD 20.3 Site
Plan for Post Harbor with Transfer of
Development Rights; a parcel (10.544
acres) located S of SR 60, W side of
Thornton Rd; William Brown Sub., Lots
10-12 and Bay Heights Sub., part of
Lots 1-8 and vacated streets
(Stowell/Post Florida Z90-06, PSP90-
12)(To be Cont. 6 months) (PlD)
43. Grant from the Clearwater Housing
Authority in the amount $49,186.00
(PO)
44. Waiver of insurance requirements and
charges for city services relative to
the Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.
Holiday March and Rally to be held on
Monday, January 21, 1991 (PR)
45. Joint City-Florida Department of
Transportation (FOOT) Drew Street
Widening project (PW)
46. Locate the sanitary complex on the
city-owned property known as the
former Campbell property site (PW)
12/20/90
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FINAL AGENDA - CITY COMMISSION MEETING - December 20, 1990 (6:00 P.M.)
Welcome. We are glad to have you join us. If you wish to speak please wait to be
recognized, then state your ~ and address. Persons speaking before the City
Commission on other than Public Hearing items shall be limited to 3 minutes. No person
shall speak more than once on the same subject unless granted permission by the City
Conunission.
I. Pledge of Allegiance
I I. I nvocat i on
III. Service Pin Awards
IV. Introductions and Awards
V. Presentations
VI. Minutes of Regular Meeting November
15, 1990
VII. Citizens to be heard re items not
on the Agenda.
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Not Before 6:00 P.M. - Scheduled Public Hearings
(1)
(2)
(3)
(4)
Presentation of issues by City staff.
Statement of case by applicant or
representative (5 minutes).
Statement of case by opposition
(5 minutes).
Commission questions.
VIII
9. Public Hearing & First Reading Ord.
#5056-90 - Establishing a Ticketing
Ordinance for infractions of the
Occupational License Ordinance,
Nuisance Ordinance and Land
Development Code (PLD)
10. Declaration of Surplus property at
1570 Tioga Ave., Carolina Terrace
Annex, Lot 61 and 1388 Hibiscus St.,
Pine Brook Sub., Blk B, Lot 1 (PLD)
11. Declare surplus that portion of the
former Seaboard Coastline Railroad
right-of-way lying between Turner St.
and Druid Rd. for the purpose of
exchanging it for Magnolia Park Sub.,
Blk 7, lots 4-6, Lot 11 less the E
151 and E 40' of Lot 12 (Dimmitt) and
authorize payment of an additional
$30,795.12 plus any applicable
closing costs (CM)
12. Second Reading Ord. #5055-90 -
Relating to the land Development
Code; to provide that variances from
the sign regulations may be granted
by the City Commission, rather than
by the Development Code Adjustment
Board and alcoholic beverage minimum
separation requirement (PlD)
12/20/90
(5)
Comments in support and in
opposition: (a) individual (3
minutes); (b) spokesperson for groups
(10 minutes).
Commission questions.
Rebuttal by opposition (5 minutes).
Final rebuttal by applicant or
repres~ntative (5 minutes).
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PUBLIC HEARINGS
13. Second Reading Ord. #5014-90 -
Amending comprehensive plan as
adopted on 11/16/89, including
amendments to future land use,
traffic circulation, coastal zone
management, conservation,
intergovernmental coordination and
capital improvements elements (PLD)
To be Cont. to 1/3/91
14. Public Hearing & First Reading
Wellhead Protection Ordinance
(CANCELLED)(See Item #57)
15. (Cont. from 9/20/90) Public Hearing &
First Reading Ord. #5019-90 -
Rezoning and Master RPD 20.3 Site
Plan for Post Harbor with Transfer of
Development Rights; a parcel (10.544
acres) located S of SR 60, W side of
Thornton Rd; William Brown Sub., Lots
10-12 and Bay Heights Sub., part of
Lots 1-8 and vacated streets
(Stowell/Post Florida Z90-06, PSP90-
12)(CANCELLED)(See Item #42)
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16. Ord. #5058-90 - Establishing
stormwater management utility system
17. Ord. #5051-90 - Land Use Plan
Amendment to Public/Semi-Public for
property located at SW corner of
intersection of Prospect Ave. and
Woodlawn St., Belmont 2nd Addition
Subdivision, Blk C, Lots 1 thru 10
(Woodlawn Church of God LUP90-19)
18. Ord. #5052-90 - Rezoning to
Public/Semi-Public property located
in Belmont 2nd Addition, Blk C, Lots
1 thru 10 (Woodlawn Church of God
Z90-08)
19. Ord. #5057~90 - Vacating W 2.5' of 5'
utility easement lying along E side
of Lots 1 and 2, Blk 17, Mandalay
Subdivision (Keller V90-12)
20. Ord. #5059-90 - Establishing policy
on the use of recycled products and
encourage and promote the purchase
and use of recycled paper products by
all departments by allowing up to 10%
variance in cost to determine the low
bid
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CONSENT AGENDA (Items #21-61)
Bids & Contracts Cont.
Agreements
21. Fee for Library Service Agreement 29. Contract to purchase a 50 KVA
with Schiller International Uninterruptable Power System
University in the amount of $1,000.00 including installation for the police
per semester minimum (two semesters department/emergency operations
annually)(LIB) center from Key Associates,
22. Agreement with Pinellas County Clearwater, FL, for $35,850.00 (AS)
Sheriff to provide latent fingerprint 30. Bid of $6,000.00 from the John Maire
services for a period of 1 year, ' Co., Clearwater, FL, for the surplus .' \....
commencing 1/1/91 through 1/1/92 for 450 mhz UHF radio equipment (AS)
$34,837.57 (PD) 31. Ratify and confirm City Manager's
23. Renewal of Joint Use Agreement with authorization to pay for 47,530 d
the School Board of Pinellas County gallons of fuel received from
for use of various school facilities Mansfield Oil Co., Gainesville, GA,
for recreation programs (PR)' for $51,915.24 (GS)
24. Agreement with Clearwater Festivals, 32. Contract with City of St. Petersburg
Inc. regarding the Funln'Sun Festival to purchase Lots 1 and 2, Blk A,
and the Fourth of July Celebration to Dellwood Heights Sub. for right-of-
~ be held in calendar year 1991 (PR) way to be used in the construction of
25. Contract continuing agreement with Landmark Dr. (PW)
Recycling and Recovery Systems, Inc. 33. Contract to purchase liquid alum for
supporting ongoing pilot program for water pollution control for the
curbside recycling and subsidizing period 12/20/90-9/30/91 from General
the collection of recyclable Chemical Co., Parsippany, NJ, for
newspaper, estimated cost $72,000.00 $119.75 per ton with an annual
for FY 90/91 (PW) estimated ccst of $102,386.25 (PW)
26. License Agreement with Sea Cove Motel 34. Two-year contract to conduct an
for parking on Harnden Dr., estimated audit/survey of fire hydrants in the
revenue of $720.00 per year (PW) water distribution system to Mueller
27. Lease Agreement authorizing Service Co., Sanford, FL, for the
Clearwater Housing Corp., Inc. to period 12/20/90 - 12/20/92 for a .,
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manage the Fulton Street Apartments tota 1 est imated arnoullt of $39,000. UO
and establish an account to use the (PW) . ,
proceeds from the agreement to pay 35. Contract for Aluminum Retaining Wall "
impact fees, when necessary, for the at Fire Station #48 to C.P. Ward,
Infill Housing Program and other Inc., Largo, FL, for $25,385.00 (PW) . ,
appropriate not-for-profit housing 36. Contract for installation of 5,000' , ....
providers in the North Greenwood of 4" P.E. gas main along Alderman
community (CM) 'Rd., from 1,000' E of US Alt.19 to :~
Rolling Woods Rd. to Mueller ' ,
Bids & Contracts Contractors for $23,250.00 (PW) "
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28. Contract Renewal for period 1/1/91- 37. Contract for period 1/1/91-12/31/91
12/31/91 with Doctors' Walk-In Clinic for installation of 5/8", 1", 2" and
for various types of physical 4" P.E. mains and service lines to
examinations and other medical Visk Construction, Inc., Riverview <.
services for employees for an FL, at a total estimated cost of '
estimated $69,500.00 (AS) $304,850.00 (PW)
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38. Contract to install a 6" gas main
under the Anclote River at Alt. US19
in Tarpon Springs to Robert B.
Somerville, CO, Paris, Texas, at an
estimated cost of $105,655.50 (PW)
39. Award the Well Field Rehabilitation
Project Part I to Centech Utilities
Corp. for $344,500.00 (PW)
40. Ratify & Confirm City Manager's
approval to sell the orange crop to
Edwards Fruit Co., Lakeland, FL, for
$8,700 cash (eM)
41. Confirm the CRA's action of 12/10/90
by' approving the contract with Opus
South Corp. for the design and
construction of the Cleveland Street
Minipark (ED)
Citizens & Staff Requests
42. (Cont. from 9/20/90) Public Hearing &
First Reading Ord. #5019-90 -
Rezoning and Master RPD 20.3 Site
Plan for Post Harbor with Transfer of
Development Rights; a parcel (10.544
acres) located S of SR 60, W side of
Thornton Rd; William Brown Sub., Lots
10-12 and Bay Heights Sub., part of
Lots 1-8 and vacated streets
(Stowell/Post Florida Z90-06, PSP90-
12)(To be Cont. 6 months) (PLD)
43. Grant from the Clearwater Housing
Authority in the amount $49,186.00
(PO)
44. Waiver of insurance requirements and
charges for city services relative to
the Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.
Holiday March and Rally to be held on
Monday, January 21, 1991 (PR)
45. Joint City-Florida Department of
Transportation (FOOT) Drew Street
Widening project (PW)
46. Locate the sanitary complex on the
city-owned property known as the
former Campbell property site (PW)
47. Authorize advertisement of public
hearing to declare surplus 250 acres
of city-owned land in Hillsborough
County for the purpose of exchanging
and/or selling it for a parcel of
land on Windward Passage subject to
negotiated lease back provisions (CM)
48. Forgive $15,000.00 loan made to
Clearwater Neighborhood Housing
Services in 1985 (PLD)
49. Pinellas Planning Council - appoint
Commissioner Berfield as city
representative (CLK)
Change Orders
50. C.O.#6 to the contract for the East
Advanced Pollution Control Facility,
increasing the previously adjusted
contract amount by $73,389.00 for a
new total $14,180,912.00 (PW)
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51. C.0.#4 to the contract for the
Northeast Advanced Pollution Control
Facility, increasing the previously
adjusted contract amount by
$192,170.00 for a new total
$18,967,562.00 (PW)
52. C.0.#7 to the Harshall Street
Advanced Pollution Control Facility
with no change in the amount of
$16,893,565.00 (PW)
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Development Corp. (Furniture Store)
located at the NW corner of US19 and
Blackburn St., Blackburn's Sub., E
250' of Lot 6, 1.47 acres (PSP90-
19)(PLD)
54. Preliminary Master Site Plan for
Instrument Transformer1s, Inc.
located approximately 3/8 mile S of
Sunset Point Rd., between Calumet St.
and Hercules Ave., M&B's 34.19,
34.20, 34.21, 34.22, 34.23, 34.26 and
34.29, 6.475 acres (PSP90-21)(PLD)
55. Preliminary Subdivision Plat (Replat)
of The Clearwater Collection Second
Replat and related amended CPO Site
Plan for Clearwater Collection
Shopping Center located NE of US19
and Drew St., at 21680-21870 US19,
23.3 acres (PSP86-35, SUB90-03)(PLD)
56. Preliminary Subdivision Plat for
Westchester Lake (an 80 Lot Townhouse
Plat) and related amended Site Plan
for Westchester Lake (Countryside
Tract 20) located at the NW corner of
Countryside Blvd. and Sabal Dr., N of
SR 580, 11.73 acres (net.)(PSP82-10,
SUB90-04)(PLD)
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57. Wellhead Protection Ordinance #5067-
90 (PW)
58. Land Use Plan Amendment to Industrial
and Zoning Amendment to IL for a
parcel (.7 acres) located on the S
side of Lakeview Rd., between the
Seaboard Coastline Railroad and S
Myrtle Ave. intersection, Lake
Belleview Add., Blk 2, Lots 17
through 27 (Rehm LUP90-21, Z90-
09)(PlD)
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59. License Agreement re: radio
monitoring equipment (The Times
Publishing Co.)
60. Drainage and utility easement - South
151 and West 101 of Darryl's
Subdivision (Barger Interests)
61. Sidewalk easement - Nicholson's and
Sloan's Sub., Lot 2 (Quest Inn, Inc.)
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62.
(Cont. from 11/15/90) Res. #90-49 -
increasing fees for rental of certain
Parks and Recreation Department
facilities and establishing new fees
for library meeting rooms and
recreation centers (PR)
Res. #90-53 authorizing City Manager
to file an application for a Florida
Highway Beautification Grant from
FOOT for landscaping of the Courtney
Campbell Causeway (PR)
First Reading Ords. #5062-90, #5063-
90, #5064-90, #5065-90 & #5066-90
which revise Code of Ordinances
Chapters 50, 51, 52, 53 & 55 which
delineate utility service policies,
rates and procedures (AS)
First Reading Ord. #5060-90 - Create
Section 42.07 to the Code of
Ordinances to require vendors who
desire to be on the city's vendors
list to pay a $10.00 registration fee
(AS)
Two contracts for presentation to
James A. and Hazel E. Vogel to
purchase a portion of M&B 22.011,
Sec. 33-28-16 and Lot 3, Landmark at
Enterprise Sub., less the'E 10' for
wetland mitigation (PW)
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Report prepared by Camp, Dresser &
McKee, Inc. consulting engineers,
authorize the report's recommendation
to replace the pier at an estimated
cost of $1,200,000.00, and approve a
work order in the amount of
$150,000.00 for CDM to supply design,
bidding and construction management
services for the pier replacement
(PW)
68. New minimum and maximum rates in the
SAMP Plan to maintain rates which are
competitive in the labor market and
to allow for the provision of an
across-the-board wage adjustment for
all persons in SAMP (PER)
69. First Reading Ord. #5061-90 -
Relating to an Interlocal Agreement
authorizing the City of Hialeah to
issue revenue bonds for the purpose
of purchasing two nursing homes,
including Drew Village Nursing Center
(CM)
70. North Greenwood Design Review
Committee - 1 appointment (elK)
71. Beautification Committee - 1
appointment (CLK)
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Other Pending Matters
CITY ATTORNEY REPORTS
XII
72.
Res. #90-52 - Dedicating 10' drainage
and utility easement lying across
city-owned property located in Tract
B, Myron A. Smith.s Bayview
Subdivision
Resolutions
73. Res. #90-54 - Requesting Pinellas
County to cancel and discharge
certain tax liens upon property
acquired for municipal purposes and
to grant tax exemptions
XIII
Other City Attorney Items
XIV City Manager Verbal Reports
XV Other Commission Action
XVI
12/20/90
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CLEARWATER CITY COMMISSION
Agenda Cover Memorandum
Subject:
Recommendation/Motion:
The following
employment of
employees
the City of
be presented
Clearwater.
SERVICE AWARDS
with
service
awards
for
their
length
BACKGROUND:
o and that the appropriate officials be authorized to execute same.
5 Years:
Mark
Glenn
Leroy D,
Jeffrey A.
Gerald A, Wells
William R, Lawson
John S. Llauget
Paul Almeida
Susan A, Stieben
Linda M, Ratcliffe
J.
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Perrigoue
Daniel
Robinson,
Holbury
Jr,
10 Years:
Bertha F, Lewis
Mary E. Case
Helga Graf
Robert L. Madden
James A. Stephens
Cynthia M. Climan
15 Years:
James C, Vowell
Linda Myers
Ronald K. Pownall
Marion J, Donahue
20 Years:
Judith D, Adriance
Public
Public
Public
Public
Public
Marine
Parks &
Parks &
Parks &
Library
W orks/Engineering
W orks/Infrastructure/W ater
W orks/Infrastructure/W ater
W orks/Infrastruct ure/W a ter
W orks/Infrastructure/W ater
Recreation
Recreation
Recreation
Item II
Meeting Date:
of
service
Planning & Development/Community
Public Works/Infrastructure/Public
Administrative Services/Budget
Public Works/Utilities/Gas
Pu blic W orks/Infrastructure/Pu blic
Personnel
Public Works/Utilities/Gas
Administrative Services/Finance
Police
Parks & Recreation
Public
W orks/Infrastructure/Pu blic
Relations
Service
Service
Service
Reviewed by: Originating Dept.: Costs: Commission Action:
Total o Approved
Legal
Budget o Approved w/conditions
Purchasing User Dept.: Current FY o Denied
Risk Mgmt. Pc.rson nel o Continued to:
DIS Funding Source:
ACM Advertised: o Capt. Imp. Attachments:
Other Date: o Operating
Paper: o Other
Submitted by: o Not required
Affected parties Appropriation Code:
o Notified o None
o Not required
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12/20/90
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5. C.0.#4 to the contract for the Northeast Advanced Pollution Control Facility,
increasing the previousl~ adjusted contract amount by $192,170.00 for a new total
$18,967,562.00 (Consent CO)
6. Contract to purchase liquid alum for water pollution control for the period
12/20/90-9/30/91 from General Chemical Co., Parsippany, NJ, for $119.75 per ton
with an annual estimated cost of $102,386.25 (Consent B&C)
7. License Agreement with Sea Cove Motel for parking on Harnden Dr. (Consent Agrmt)
8. Two-year contract to conduct an audit/survey of fire hydrants in the water
distribution system to Mueller Service Co., Sanford, FL, for the period 12/20/90
12/20/92 for a total estimated amount of $39,000.00 (Consent B&C)
9. Contract for Aluminum Retaining Wall at Fire Station #48 to C.P. Ward, Inc.,
largo, Fl, for $25,385.00 (Consent B&C)
to. Contract for installation of 5,000. of 4" P.E. gas main along Alderman Rd., from
1,0001 E of US Alt.19 to Rolling Woods Rd. to Mueller Contractors for $23,250.00
(Consent B&C)
11. Contract for period 1/1/91-12/31/91 for installation of 5/8", 111, 2" and 4" P.E.
mains and service lines to Visk Construction, Inc., Riverview, FL, at a total
estimated cost of $304,850.00 (Consent B&C)
12. Contract to install a 6" gas main under the Anclote River at Alt. US19 in Tarpon
Springs to Robert B. Somerville, CO, Paris, Texas, at an estimated cost of
$105,655.50 (Consent B&C)
13. Joint City-Florida Department of Transportation (FOOT) Drew Street Widening
project (Consent C&S)
]4. Accept Pier 60 Recommended Repairs Report prepared by Camp, Dresser & McKee, Inc.
consulting engineers, authorize the report's recommendation to replace the pier at
an estimated cost of $1,200,000.00, and approve a work order in the amount of
$150,000.00 for COM to supply design, bidding and construction management services
for the pier replacement (Consent C&S)
15. Award the Well Field Rehabilitation Project Part I to Centech Utilities Corp. for
$344,500.00 (Consent B&C)
16. C.0.#7 to the Marshall Street Advanced Pollution Control Facility with no change
in the amount of $16,893,565.00 (Consent CO)
17. Locate the sanitary complex on the city-owned property known as the former
Campbell property site (Consent CiS)
18. Wellhead Protection Ordinance (Consent R&R)
CLK CITY CLERK
1. Pinellas Planning Council - appointment of city representative (CM)
2. North Greenwood Design Review Committee - 1 appointment (CM)
3. Beautification Committee - 1 appointment (CM)
CM ADMINISTRATION
1. Declare surplus that portion of the former Seaboard Coastline Railroad right-of-
way lying between Turner St. and Druid Rd. for the purpose of exchanging it for
Magnolia Park Sub., Blk 7, Lots 4-6, Lot 11 less the E 151 and E 401 of Lot 12
(Dimmitt) and authorize payment of an additional $30,795.12 plus any applicable
closing costs (PH)
2. Advertise for public hearing to declare surplus 250 acres of city-owned land in
Hillsborough County for the purpose of exchanging and/or selling it for a parcel
of land on Windward Passage subject to negotiated lease back provisions (Consent
C&S)
3. First Reading Ord. #5061-90 - Relating to an Interlocal Agreement authorizing the
City of Hialeah to issue revenue bonds for the purpose of purchasing two nursing
homes, including Drew Village Nursing Center (CM)
4. Lease Agreement authorizing Clearwater Housing Corp., Inc. to manage the Fulton
Street Apartments and establish an account to use the proceeds from the agreement
to pay impact fees, when necessary, for the Infill Housing Program and other
appropriate not-for-profit housing providers in the North Greenwood community
(Consent Agrmt)
5. Ratify & Confirm City Manager's approval to sell the orange crop to Edwards Fruit
Co., Lakeland, FL, for $8,700 cash (Consent B&e)
PL&D PLANNING & DEVELOPMENT
1. (Cont. from 9/20/90) Public Hearing & First Reading Ord. #5019-90 - Rezoning and
Master RPD 20.3 Site Plan for Post Harbor with Transfer of Development Rights; a
parcel (10.544 acres) located S of SR 60, W side of Thornton Rd; William Brown
Sub., Lots 10-12 and Bay Heights Sub., part of Lots 1-8 and vacated streets
(Stowell/Post Florida Z90-06, PSP90-12)(CANCElED)
2. Public Hearing & First Reading Ord. #5056-90 - Establishing a Ticketing Ordinance
for infractions of the Occupational License Ordinance, Nuisance Ordinance and Land
Development Code (PH)
12/.17/90
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5. Title evidence.
Each party agrees to purchase, at its expense, a title insurance
pOlicy from a Florida-licensed title insurer, and to deliver to the
other party, not less than ten (lO) days prior to Closing, a commitment
for title insurance in the amount of $254,350.92 for Parcel 1 and
$223,555.83 for Parcel 2, which commitment shall show a marketable,
unencumbered fee simple title to the parcel in the Seller thereof,
subject only to liens, encumbrances, exceptions or qualifications set
forth in this contract and those which shall be discharged by the
Seller at or before closing. 'The Purchaser shall have not less seven
(7) days after delivery of the title commitment for the examination
thereof, and within said period shall notify the Seller in writing of
any objections to the title. If this notification is not given at
least three (3) days prior to closing, then said title shall be
conclusively deemed to be acceptable to the Purchaser. In the event
that the title of the Seller is not good and marketable, the Seller
shall have a reasonable time thereafter, but not more than one hundred
twenty (120) days from receipt of notice from the purchaser, to make a
diligent effort to protect the title; and if the defect~ are not cured
within such time, the Purchaser may either cancel this contract or
waive the defects and accept the property without deduction on account
of said defects.
6. Survey.
within the time allowed for delivery of the title insurance
commitments, each parcel shall be surveyed by a registered Florida
surv~yor, and the costs thereof shall be borne by the CITY for Parcel
2 and by the COMPANY fer Parcell. If the surveys show any
encroachment on a parcel or that improvements intended tD be located on
the parcel in fact encroach on the setback lines, easements, lands of
others, or violate any restrictions, contract covenants or applicable
governmental regulations, the same shall be treated as a title defect.
7. Costs.
The CITY agrees to pay for the documentary stamps to be placed on
each of the warranty deeds and the costs for recording the same for
Parcel 2. The COMPANY agrees to pay for documentary stamps to be
placed on each of the warranty deeds and the costs for recording the
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'!hat FOrHon of the f01.11'Cr Rc.'1.il1."Ol.ld right-of-way lying l:cl'\oJeen D10ck 3 of
Nallace l\dd.ition to Clcmwater, as' recorded in Plat Book 3, Fnge G, of the Public I'..ecords of
Hillsoorough County, Florida, of \oJhich Pinellas County was once a part, nnd larshall and
Brandon's Sulx:1i.vision of Block 7 of \-"allnce's subdivision as recorded in Plat lbok 1, Page
27 of the Public Records of Pinelli.ls Co\.Ulty, Florida.
, Being aTOre particularly described as follCMs:
, 'Frcn\ a p:>int on the Easterly bowldary of Section 16 r 'l'tJtJJ1ship 29 South, nange 15 East, said
point being 1321. tl feet North of the Soul:lleast comer of said Section 16, l?rocced h~st a~ong
the approximate center-line of Dnud Roaa a distance of 995.67 feet 0;. an JJ1ters~tion \o.~th
the \'Ester1y l::oundary of said 60 foot right-of-way; the.nce N 011041' OJ E nlong s~.ld Nester1y
right-of-\o,'ay a distance of 405,23 feet to the intersection \<lith the Northerly r~ght-of-way .
of pine Street, as sha.m on tlm plat of t~allace's Mdition to C1eal:watcrr as a POIN'!' OF BEGI~lt..;G.
Fran said point, continue N Otl041'0311E along said \~5ter1y right-of-\~'ay a distance of 400,15 ::eet
to the intersection with. the Southerly right-of-\<Iay of 'l\J.l"er Street; thence S 89011' 07ltE along
said right-of-',.,ray a distance of 60.1,1 feet; thence S 040<11' 03"W along the Easterly b:::>undary of
said right-of-way a distance of 400.23 feet to an intersection \",ith the i'brth~rly right-of-c,,,,ay
of said Pine Street; thence N 09006 I 3611t"1 along said right-of-way a distance of 60.13 feet to
the POINr OF BEGINNING. '
Containing 24,010.503 s~e feet/0.55 acres M.O.L.
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That portion of' the fonner' railroad right-of-way lying between Block 4
of ~'la11ace Addition to CleClrwater, as recorded in Plat Book 03, Page 06, of the
Public Records of Hillsborough Cormty, Florida, of which Pinellas was once a part,
and !-Irs N .E. '1-'lc,Nu11ens Sulxlivision, as recorded in Plat Book 10, Page 25,' of the
Public F.ecordsof Pine1las Cormty, FLorida.
, Being rrore particularly described as ,fol1o....s:
Fran a point on the Easterly boundary of Section 16, 'l'c:1.vnship 29 South, Range 'Is
East, sa:is:1 point' being 1321. 4 feet North of the Southeast comer of said Section 16,
proceed West along the approximate centerline' of Dnlid Poad a distance of 995.67
feet to an intersection with tJ1e Soutl1erly extension of tJle l-:esterly boundary of
said 60 fCX)t right-of-way; thence N 0404l'03"E, along said Westerly right-of-way
extension, a distance of 19t1.63 feet to the POINT OF BEGINNING. From said point,
continue along said right-of-\vay N 0404l103"E a distance of 159.64 feet; thence
S 8900'1'24"E a distance of 60.13 feet; thence S 040'11"03"l'1 a distance of 159.54
feet; thence N 89010' l4"W a distnnce of 60.14 feet to t..l-}e POINT OF BEGINNING.
Cbntaining 9575.091 scruare feetjO.22 acres M.O.L.
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, , ,', '.!hat portion of, the forr.-er 'railro'ad :'right-of-way lying between BlOck 4 and
Block 8 of l'la1lace Addition to ClearWater, as re~tded in Plat 'Book 03, Page ~, of the
,Public Records of Hills}x)rough" Cotinty~ F1oridci, of .'which Pine1las was' once 'a 'part'.
Being IrOre particularly described as follows:' ,.
FrCtn a point.'on the 'Easterly bounCltry, of Sectiori'16; 'l.'a.mship 29 South, Range 15 East,
said' point' being 1321. -1 feet North o.f ~1e Southeast comer of said Section 16, proceed
West along the approxinate centerline of Druid' Road a clistance'of 995.67 feet to an inter-
sectionwi~ the Southerly 'extension of the Westerly,boundary of said 60 fcot right-of-way;
thence N 04o'1l'03"E alqng said Westerly :r:ight-of-way extension, a distance of 30.07 feet
to the POINT OF BEGINNING." Fro:n said ~int, eontinue along said 'right-of-way N 04041 '03I1E,
a distance of 164.56 f,eet: thence S 89 10'1/1"E' a distance of 60.14 feet; thence S 04041'0311\~,
a distance of 164.54 feet; thence N 89011' 29'~W, a dis~ce' of 60 .ltlfeet to' the POINT OF
BroINNING. L~f THlE' SCH~iH 10,,0' Feer '
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CONTRACT FOR SALE OF REAL PROPERTY
THIS CONTRACT made and entered into this ~8rl day of November,
1990, by and between Dn1~\I'r'l' CAR LEASING, INC., hereinafter referred
to as "Seller," and r-tICHl\EL 'rAGARELLI CONSTRUCTION, INC., hereinafter
referred to as "Buyer."
WIT N E SSE T H:
WHEREAS, Seller has entered into a Contract with the City of
Clearwater, a Florida Municipality, hereinafter referred to as
"City," regal:'ding the exchange of certain real property, and
WHEREAS, a portion of said real property, to be conveyed by the
City to Seller described on Exhibit "A" attached hereto, is currently
occupied by Buyer pursuant to a Lease with the City dated June 1,
1979, for a term of 15 years, and
WHEREAS, the City has requested Seller to secure approval of
Buyer to the exchange of said property occupied by Buyer, and
WHEREAS, it is the intention of these parties that Buyer shall,
upon the closing between Seller, the City, and itself, become the
owner in fee simple of the real property described in Exhibit "A.II
NOW, THEREFORE, in consideration of the covenants hereinafter
set forth to be kept and performed, the parties hereto have agreed and
do hereby agree as follows:
1. The above and foregoing recitals are true and correct.
2. This contract is contingent upon Seller closing its Contract
for Exchange of Property with the City, and title insurance for
marketable title which meets the requirements hereof.
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and simultaneously with the closing of the aforedescribed Contract fol:'
Exchange o~roperty b~~ween Seller and the City.
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S'J 4. Buyer s~all pay to Seller at closing a cash sum equivalent to
-F!-i-v-e Dollars ($-S-;-lJtrJ per square foot for the real property described
in Exhibit II A" attached hereto, and in addition shall reimburse to
Seller for all out-oE-pocket expenses directly attributable to said
property being included in the Contract for Exchange of Property,
said expenses being those specifically incurred by Seller as a result
of said property being added to the other property which it is
receiving in exchange.
5. Buyer agrees to pay all out-of-pocket expenses attributable to
this closing, the same being title insurance, documentary stamps
affixed to the deed and for recordation of the deed.
6. Seller agrees to deliver title to Buyer by Warranty Deed, free
and clear of all encumbrances save and except those shown on existing
surveyor incidental to Buyer's leasehold interest.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the parties have hereunto set their hands and
seals and caused this instrument to become effective the day and year
first above written.
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DIMMITT PROPERTY
lOT 4 132.94 x 50.06 = 6,655 square feet
LOT 5 132.94 x 50.06 = 6,655 square feet
LOT 6 133.17 x 35.04 = 4,666.3 squa re feet
LOTS 11 & 12 133.10 x 75.17 = 10,005.1 squa re feet
TOTAL 27,981.4 squa re feet
27,981.4 x $9.09 = $254,350.92
SQUARE FOOTAGE CALCULATIONS
CITY PROPERTY
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ROW/Turner to Pine
ROW/Pine to Brown Lot
SUB-TOTAL
24,010.5 square feet
9,575.1 square feet
33,585.6 square feet
33,585.6 x $5.00 = $167,928.00
ROW/Brown lot 9,271.3 square feet
9,271.3 x $6.00 = $55,627.80
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Amendments to the Land Development Code to Authorize City Commission to Grant/Deny Sign Variances.
CLEARW A TER CITY COMMISSION
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RECOMMENDATION:
City Commission consider Land Development Code amendments to authorize City Commission to
grant/deny sign variances and adopt on second reading Ordinance 5055-90.
[ ) And that the appropriate officials be authorized to execute same.
BACKGROUND:
The City Commission has directed staff to prepare an amendment to the Land Development Code transferring authority to
grant variances to the sign regulations from the Development Code Adjustment Board to the Commission.
The amendment prepared by staff Includes changes to several sections of the Land Development Code accomplishing this
transfer of variance authority. Two notable amendments are:
1) A change to Section 134.015(f)(15) which deletes hearing officer appeal possibilities for decisions rendered by
the Commission on sign variances; and
2) Changes to Sections 137.012(b) and (cl( 11 which clarify the two types of variances considered by the
Commission (signs and alcoholic beverage distance separation).
The Development Code Adjustment Board and Planning and Zoning Board have reviewed the proposed ordinance, with both
boards recommending its adoption. Both boards recommended that the application cutoff date (when the variances begin
going to the Commission rather than the Development Code Adjustment Board) be changed to the effective date. The City
Attorney has provided language to this effect. The Development Code Adjustment Board further recommended that the
hearing officer appeal procedure remain for variances issued by the Commission; however, the Planning and Zoning Board felt
such a provision would result in an undermining of the Commission's legislative authority. Please note that, under the
proposed ordinance, no hearing officer appeals would be allowed, and that the ordinance will apply on its effective date (date
of adoption).
pln\sign2nd .ss
Reviewed bY:~ Originating De NA Commission Action:
Legal Planning & Develo Total 0 Approved
Budget NA 0 Approved w/conditions
Purchasing NA User Dept.: 0 Denied
Risk Mgmt. NA Current FY 0
:~ Continued to:
DIS Funding Source:
ACM Advertlseq:U1 5/90 o Capt. Imp.
Other o Operating Attachments:
Date: Clw. Times o Other Ordinance No. 5055-90
Paper:
o Not required Appropriation Code:
Affected parties
o Notified o None
City Ma 19 Not required
(f)
Permit.
Prior t the construct ion of any improvement or the
placement of any sign to effec uate an approved variance, a building permit or,
if applicable, sign permit sha 1 first be procured from the city. In approving
any variance, the development ode adjustment board or the city commission shall
specify the period of time for which such permit may be procured. The board Q!
the city commission may, upon written request, grant extensions to such time
allotments not exceeding six (6) months each without notice or hearing.
Section 4.
Subsect ion (e) of Sect ion 137.020, Code of Ord inances, is
amended to read:
Sec. 137.020. Developm nt code adjustment board.
(e) Powers and duties. The development code adjustment board shall have
the following powers and duti s:
( 1 )
To evaluate and
a decision on applications for variances.
or the alcoholic bevera e
exce t variances from the si
establishment minimum se arat on re uirements.
*
*
*
*
*
Section 5. This ordin
Section 6. This ordin
variance from the sign regul
pending as of the effective d
the effective date.
shall take effect immediately upon adoption.
shall be applicable to any application for a
tions filed on or before the effective date, and
te, as well as to any such application filed aft€i
PASSED ON FIRST READING
PASSED ON SECOND AND FINAL
READING AND ADOPTED
November 15, 1990
Rita Garvey
Mayor-Commissioner
Attest:
Cynthia E. Goudeau
City Clerk
Approved as to form and corr ctness:
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4
Goals, Objectives and Policies Capital ImprOVCD1cnlS
.
.Backlogged or constrained facility [see PoL 5.5.1 B)]
..Tiered Level of Service (see Pol 5.5.2)
B) Backlogged or Constrained Facilities (for LOS see PoL 5.5.1 A)
Road From To Discussion
Gulfyiew Coronado Clw Pass Ave Constrained facilityduc
to adjacent dc\dopment
A1t US 19 Drew Cleveland Const:raincdfacilitydue
to adjaa:ut dcYeJopncot*
A1t US 19 Cleveland Belleair Consttain.edfaciIitydue
to adjaa:ut dcYeJopncot*
Fligh1and Gulf-to-Bay Belleair Backlogged facility
(See Pol 6.2.1)
US 19 Enterprise Belleair Backlogged facility
(See Pol 6.2.1)
Curlew US 19 McMullen- Backlogged facility
Booth (See Pol 6.2.1)
Sunset Point RigJ1111nd Keene Backlogged facility
(See Pol 6.2.1)
SR 60 Pierce Highland Constrainedfacilitydue
to acijaa::nr: dcYeJopncot*
.. Part of proposed Special Transportation Area (S.T.A.)
28.3.8. For the following road links, a tiered Level of Service is established. The initial Level
ofScnicc established for the purpose of issuing development permits shall be increased
after improvements arc completed, consistent with the construction initiation dates as
scheduled below:
28.3.8.l'
For the following road links, a tiered Level of Servicc is established.
The initial Level of Service established for the purpose of issuing
development permits shall be increased after improvements are
completed, cousistent with the construction initiation datcs as
scheduled below:
@ ~ Future L.O.S.,
Ce!t3tn1,ti~!l I:!fectYte
Road LiBk hlmrcvcmcBt ~ ~ Date
-.
U.8.19 &tesrpri3e Rei tc S.R. sae, ~.!. 199J 1994 0, 1995
mter~e
CleM water l'~ Cleanvater Beaek to Sllt!a Key, ~.!. 199:J 1994 0,1995
Bridso rebttiid . kvel bridsc
S.R. 60 U.S. 19 to Bayslsore Blvd., add 2 ~.!. 1999 1991 O,lm
~
~
. .
Goals, Objectives and Policies Capital Improvements
M~{ttHel! Beotk 8tm1et Pomt Rd to S.R. 580, aad 01- ~.1. 1998 1991 D,~
~ itmCS'
Dle"lI Strcct Old Coachmatl Roaa to U.S. 19, ~.1. 1998 1991 D,m:
add 2 latlG3
Eddiel Road S.R. 6() atld St2!t.1et PomtRolld, add ~ 199 4 1$'95 D, 1996!
2 Ifme3
Sumet Poiat. Ree.ei KGGae Read to U.S. 19, add 2 IlmG3 ~.1. 1994 1$'95 D, 199~
Dr~-lJ Strect Old Ceaehmml to NE Coachmatl ~.1. ~ 1993 D, 1994!
Roaa, aed 2 lee3
Drt!:iel Road Altel"aMe 19 to Eddie! Road, aael E 1995 1996- D,199';'!
2 lmlCJ
ITi~tR Pld..A~.elill~ SA 68 to UaiOl! St:%eet, add: IMlG3 ~.1. 1997 199& D,1999!
1
-
Roath operatmg at L.O.S. "P' Me badcl.o~~d fadlitie3 to be me:aged hi aeeordttr.eG with Poli~ 6': hi
the Tre:fiie Circ1tl:atiOl! l31cmc!1t
LeIS t" Elmd:m~ 3Ct!fCC fer titG3e rca~.
2
-
Road Initial Construction Future L.O.S.
(Imorovcmcnt) .f!:2!!!. To L.O.S. Initiation Effective Date
Ow P3$ Brqc Gulfview (toll plaza) F* 1992-3 D,l993
(Rebuild as high
level bridge)
Fl'ighl~nd Union Gulf-to-Bay F* 1994-5 D,1995
(Add 2 lanes)
Belcher Sunset Point Gulf-to-Bay E 1995-6 D,1996
(Add 3 lanes)
Belcher Gulf-to-Bay Belleair E 1995-6 D,1996
(Add 3 lanes)
US 19 SR 580 Enterprise F. 1991-2 0,1992
(Construct
Interchange)
McMullen- SR 580 Sunset Point F. 1991-2 0,1992
Booth
(Add S lanes)
Sunset Point Keene US 19 F. 1990-1 0,1991
(Add 2 lanes)
Drew NE Coachman US 19 F. 1992-3 0, 1993
(Add 3 lanes)
SR 60 Hampton Bayshore F. 1990-1 0,1992
(Add 3 lanes)
Druid Belcher Alt US 19 E 1997-8 0, 1998
(Add 1 lane)
.Bacldogged facilities
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Goals, Objectives and Policies Traffic Circulation
A) Road Segment/Link Level of Service Standards
Number Road From To LOS Standard
North/South Links
1 Mandalay Bay Esplanade Marianne D
2 Gulfview Coronado Clw Pass Ave E.
3 Clw Pass Bridge Gulfview (ton plaza) D-P-
4 Gulf (toll plaza) (city limits) D
5 Island Way (dead end) Memorial Cswy D
6 Alt US 19 Union Myrtle D
7 Alt US 19 Myrtle Drew D
8 Alt US 19 Drew Cleveland E-
9 Alt US 19 Cleveland Belleair E-
10 Myrtle N Ft Harrison Lakeview D
U Greenwood Fairmont Belleair D
12. Douglas Union Fairmont D
13 Missouri Drew Cleveland D
14 Missouri Cleveland Court D
15 Missouri Court Belleair D
16 Overbrook Douglas Betty Lane D
17 Betty Lane Overbrook Palmetto D
18 Highland Union Gulf-to-Bay D-F..
19 Highland Gulf-co-Bay Bclleair E"
20 Keene Union Sunset Point D
21 Keene Gulf-co-Bay Belleair D
22 Hercules Greenbriar Sunset Point D
23 Hercules Sunset Point Drew D
24 Hercules Drew Druid D
25 Belcher SR 580 Countryside D
26 Belcher Countryside Sunset Point D
?:1 Belcher Sunset Point NE Coacb.man D-E....
28 Belcher NE Coachman Druid D-E....
29 Belcher Druid Bclleair D
30 Enterprise US 19 SR 580 D
31 US 19 Curlew SR 580 D
32 US 19 SR 580 Enterprise D-P..
33 US 19 Enterprise Belleair E*
34 Countr.yside Curlew Northside D
35 Countryside Northside SR 580 D
36 Countryside sa S80 Belcher D
37 Landmark Curlew Heather Trail D
38 Landmark Heather Trail SR 580 D
39 Landmark sa 580 Enterprise D
40 McMullen-Booth Curlew SR 580 D
41 McMullen-Booth SR 580 Sunset Point D_pu
42 McMullen-Booth Sunset Point Gulf-to-Bay D
43 Bayshore Alligator Creek Gulf-to-Bay D
Eut/WestLinks
44 Curlew US 19 McMullen-Booth E.
45 SR 580 Belcher US 19 D
46 SR 580 US 19 Countryside D
47 sa 580 Countryside McMullen-Booth D
'48 Enterprise US 19 McMullen-Booth D
49 Union Alt US 19 Keene D
SO Montclair Keene Belcher D
51 Sunset Point Alt US 19 Big}11and D
38
Goals, Objectives and Policies
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
71
78
79
. Sunset Point
Sunset Point
Sunset Point
Fairmont
Palmetto
NE Coachm:tn
SR 590
Drew
Drew
Drew
Drew
Cleveland
Marianne Cswy
Memorial Cswy
SR 60
SR 60
SR60
C Campbell Cswy
Pierce
Court/Chestnut
Court
Court
Druid
Druid
Lakeview
Harn
Nursery
Belleair
Highland
Keene
US 19
Mytle
Myrtle
Drew
US 19
Cleveland
Alt US 19
NE Coar.nm:tn
US 19
Gulf-ta-Bay
Mandalay
Marianne Cswy
Pierce
Highland
Hampton
Hayshore
Cleveland
Pierce
Ewing
Missouri
S Ft Harrison
Belcher
S Ft Harrison
Belcher
Highland
S Ft Harrison
Keene
US 19
McMullen-Booth
Douglas
Highland
US 19
McMullen-Booth
Alt US 19
NE Coa~nmlln
US 19
McMullen-Booth
Belcher
Memorial Cswy
Pierce
B;gN~nd
Hampton
Bayshore
(city limits)
Court
Ewing
Missouri
Ffigh1and
Belcher
US 19
Keene
US 19
US 19
US 19
-Backlogged or constrained facility [see PoL 5.5.1 B)]
"Tiered Level of Service (see PoL 5.5.2)
B) Backlogged or Constrained Facilities (for LOS see PoL 5.5.1 A)
Traffic Circulation
E-
D-F**
D
D
D
D
D
D
D
D-F"
D
D
D
D
E-
D
D-F-.
D
D
D
D
D
D
D-E"
D
D
D
D
Road From
GulMew Coronado
Alt US 19 Drew
Alt US 19 Cleveland
Highland Gulf-to-Bay
US 19 Enterprise
Curlew US 19
Sunset Point Highland
SR60 Pierce
To Discussion
Ow Pass Ave Constrainedfacilityduc
to adjacent development
Cleveland Constrained facility due
to adjaa:nt dcveloJXnCOt*
Be11eair Constrained facility due
to adjaa:nt de:Yclopmem-
Belleair Backlogged facility
(See PoL 6.21)
Belleair Backlogged facility
(See Pol. 6.21)
McMullen- Backlogged facility
Booth (See Pol. 6.21)
Keene Backlogged facility
(See PoL 6.2.1)
Highland ConstrainedfacUitydue
to adjacent dcvclopmCDt*
· Part of proposed Special Transportation Area (S.T.A.)
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Goals, Objectives and Policies Capital Improvements
23 Hercules SWLSct Point Drew D
24- Hercules Drew Druid D
2S Belcher SR 580 Countryside D
26 Belchcr CountrySide Sunsct Point D
Zl Belcher SWLSct Point NE Coachman D_En
28 Belcher NE Coac.hm=tn Druid D_En
29 Belcher Druid Belleair D
30 Enterprise US 19 SR 580 D
31 US 19 Curlcw SR 580 D
32 US 19 SR 580 Enterprise D-P.
33 US 19 Enterprisc Belleair E*
34 Countryside Curlew Northside D
3S Countryside Northside SR 580 D
36 Countryside SR 580 Belcher D
37 Landmark Curlcw Heather Trail D
38 Landmark Heather Trail SR 580 D
39 Landmark SR S80 Enterprise D
40 McMullen-Booth Curlew SR 580 D
41 McMullen-Booth SR 580 Sunset Point D-F..
42 McMullen-Booth Sunset Point Gulf-to-Bay D
43 Bayshore Alligator Creek Gulf-to-Bay D
East/West Links
44- Curlew US 19 McMullen-Booth E*
45 SR 580 Belcher US 19 D
46 SR 580 US 19 Countryside D
47 SR 580 Count:ryside McMullen-Booth D
48 Enterprise US 19 McMullen-Booth D
49 Union Alt US 19 Keene D
50 Montclair Keene Belcher D
51 Sunset Point Alt US 19 Hig}1l::tnd D
52 Sunset Point Highland Keene E*
53 Sunset Point Keene US 19 D-P.
54 Sunset Point US 19 McMullen-Booth D
55 PaiImont Mytle Douglas D
56 Palmetto Myrtle Highland D
57 NE Coachman Drew US 19 D
58 SR 590 US 19 McMullen-Booth D
59 Drew Ceveland All US 19 D
60 Drew Alt US 19 . NE Coachman D
61 Drew NE Coachman US 19 D_pn
62 Drew US 19 McMullen-Booth D
63 Cleveland Gulf-to-Bay Belcher D
64 Marianne Cswy Mandalay Mumorial Cswy D
6S Memorial Cswy Marianne CsWJ Pierce D
66 SR60 Pierce fr1shland E*
67 SR60 Highland Hampton D
68 SR60 Hampton Bayshore D_PU
69 C Campbell Cswy Bayshore (city limits) D
70 Pierce Cleveland Court D
71 Court/Chestnut Pierce Ewing D
72 Court Ewing Missouri D
73 Court Missouri Highland D
74 Druid S Ft Harrison Bclcher D
75 Druid Belchcr US 19 D-Eu
76 Lakeview S Ft Harrison Keene D
77 Ham Belchcr US 19 D
78 NW'sery . Highland US 19 D
79 Bcllcair . S Ft Harrison US 19 D
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Goals, Objectives and Policies
Capital Improvements
B) L6Vtl of Se.niee "12:"
R"aa
ottEt3et Pomt Road
FM.ctiona:I CI~3meation
SCl!mcnt
11i~Mld . \ {CaliC tc
Kee:ae R"eaa*
Jwt!Heat:i6n. Baddo~ed facility '[lith no improvcMc:at pro~~ed.
Cttlfovicw Bottievani n of Toy' Bria!;o
Jwt:!Beftt1on. C01!3tf'amca facility at!C to5 adj8.eGllt developmcllt.
Altemato U.S. 19 S. of Dl'1t:id Reaa'"
Jwtifieftt1e!t: PanYel rcliO".-el MY ee created 0.11 a lee& Jtfee~
AltelB1lto U.S. 19 Dn2id R~aa to Dt~. Street." Fl. pmcl"larteria:l
Jwtiiieat1on. /..djll.ceat . mteety aC'.'t:lopmeat. bmk to 1:imit1; eeJolete ript of W&:'f;
3tfcet abo palt o5f a propo3ca S.T.!...
S.R. 59 Pi"rcc'Dlva. to I'fi&htAPld ..Y/e... R pmGplart~al
lweifieat:ie:a; Promoto ttd,Ml imiR Mtd aO'mltoW11 !cae"ldopmc:at; pMt of al"rOp03ed. S.T.. \.
lIi~l"~d .'\.'~Bl!t s. cf SJl. 68- Ca. ~n~c.ter
l1:i:.'ltificatio~ Backlo~~e1 facility with :ao im.prO'lCMGl1t progr~ed.
U.S. 19 S. of E:1terpme r:.oael to
nI:. Cea~" R. pnlcpl Mteda:l
Baddo!,!e.d fae:ility e1l1'rcat!y opCf'a~ at 1:.0.$. "F', .Nith. ae ee~tf1!ceion
impro.cmGntJ Jchedts:lGd if!. the F.D.D.T. work progre:m.
S. of N.E. COd.2mlmu R. prl1cplarteria:l
Baddog,ei faeH:ity ,w.r~Z!t:Iy o5perat':~g at L.O.S. "F', Nit:h liO ~!L:!tf1!,eio.a
impro\"emc!ll3 3chcdts:lca if!. the F .D.D.T. work I'rogrMl1.
Co. colkctor
Co. eellector
R l'mc.pl arterial
J 1:i:.'lt:ifieacion:
U.S. 19
Jwt:ifi~tiol1;
S.R. S99
W. of Dr~w Stre:et
Pelmitt~d at lOeM gevcnmlC!lt MseretiO!l.
R. mmof arterial
lwt:ifieaaoa;
.Baekle~e:a faeiliey, 3abjcct to mamtemmee. of eltn'C!lt operatie!l eol1dieiom.
..rlepe3~ei ST.\.
"*CO~tf'.cd.&.eiliEy to ee idcllti6ca ill COoajtmetioa with ~G Dc.pM2m~flt ofTr~l"OltMiO!l.
A) Road Segment/Link Level of Service Standards
Number Road From To LOS Standard
North/South Links
1 Mandalay Bay Esplanade Marianne D
2 Gu1fview Coronado Ow Pass Ave E*
3 Clw Pass Bridge 3u1fview (toll pla:ta) D-F"
4 Gulf (toll plaza) (city limits) D
5 Island Way (dead end) Memori~ Cswy D
6 Alt US 19 Union Myrtle D
7 Alt US 19 Myrtle Drew D
8 Alt US 19 Drew Oeveland E*
9 Alt US 19 Oeveland Belleair E*
10 Myrtle N Ft Harrison Lakeview D
11 Greenwood Fairmont Belleair D
12 Douglas Union Fairmont D
13 Missouri Drew Oeveland D
14 Missouri Ceveland Court D
15 Missouri Court Bel1eair D
16 Overbrook Douglas Betty Lane D
17 Betty Lane Overbrook Palmetto D
18 Highland Union Gulf-co-Bay D-P**
19 Highland Gulf-co-Bay Belleair E*
20 Keene Union Sunset Point D
21 Keene Gulf-co-Bay Belleair D
22 Hercules Greenbriar Sunset Point D
~
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Goals, Objectives and Policies
Conservation
Goals, Objectives and Policies
22. GOAL- TO PROTEcr AND CONSERVE ALLASPECl'S OF THE NATURAL ENVIRONMENT
AND TO ENHANCE NATURALFEATURES WIDCH CONTRIBUTE TO THE EXISTENCE OF
THE NATURAL QUAllTIES AND CHARACI'ERISTICS OF CLEARWATER.'S SENSITIVE
ENVIRONMENT.
22.1. Objective - To proted: and improve ambient air quality by 1995.
Policies
221.1. Require all new residential and non-residential development to provide a specified
amount of Florida native shade ttees based on an established desired ratio of pervious
to impervious surface areas. Shade trees will serve to provide heat reduction, noise
abatement, buffering, replenishment of oxygen, and aesthetic beauty.
22.1.2 The City of Clearwater shall cooperate with the Tampa Bay Regional Pl::!nning Council
and Pinellas County in their efforts to develop plms for improving air quality and
monitoring of air quality.
22.2. Objective - To protect floodplains, draiuage ways, and an other natural areas having functional
hydrological characteristics by May 1990.
Policies
22.2.1.
@ 22.2.2.
22.2.3.
22.2.4.
22.2.5.
Any construction in one hundred (100) year floodplains shall comply with all
requirements and standards of the Federal Emergency Management Agency of the
Federal Flood Insurance Administration, and the City's building codes.
Construction and development activities in natural drainage ways or drainage systems
shall be prohibited. excent to achieve imnfoved flood nfotection for flood Drone areas.
The City of clearwater shall prioritize receiving waters for the development of specific
storm?later management plans in coordination with Pinellas County by 1992-
Utilize design methods which will trap stormwater sediments before entering surface
waters.
Cooperate and coordinate activities with the Southwest Florida Water Management
District and the Flodda Department of Environmental Regulation in the implemen-
tation of the Surface Water Improvement and Management Program.
22.2.6. Provide natural filtration techniques and methods such as grassy swales and natural
wetland water storage to provide purification of stormwater runoff before entering
any surface waters.
72.2.7. Utilize transfer of development rights and density rights to provide alternatives to
development and degradation of wetlands and other natural resources.
22.2.8. Protect all natural drainage channels from dG3~tlGtielS "r MlY restriction of their
functional use and regulate protection through the Clearwater Land Development Code.
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Goals, Objectives and Policies Traffic Circulation
Road Initial Construction Future I...OS.
(Im'OrOYeII1cnt) From I2. L.C.S. Initiation Effective Date
awPass~ Gulfview (toll plaza) F 1992.3 D,1993
(RcbuiJd ao; lligb
level bridgc)
B'igb1and Union Gulf-co-Bay F* 1994-5 D,l99S
(Add 2 lanes)
Bclcher Sunset Point NE Coachman E 1996 D,l996
(Add 3 lanes)
Belcher NE Co~,.},m~n Belleair E 1996 D,l996
(Add 3 lanes)
US 19 SR 580 Enterprise F- 1991-2 D,1992
(Construct
Interchange)
McMullen- SR 580 Sunset Point F* 1991-2 D,1992
Booth
(Add 5 lanes)
SWlSet Point Keene US 19 P- 1990-1 D,199!
(Add 21anes)
Drew NE Coachman US 19. P* 1992-3 D,1993
(Add 3 lanes)
SR60 Hampton Bayshore F* 1990-1 D,1992
(Add 3 lanes)
Druid Belcher Alt US 19 E 1997-8 D, 1998
(Add 1 lane)
-Backlogged facilities Alternate U.8.19 betwcen Chestnut Street and Union Street should be considered a
5.5.3.
construction constrained facility due to adjacent development abutting the right-of-
way. There are no major improvements programmed, but possible Level of Service
enhancements are available through traffic operation improvements and upgrading of
parallel facilities. Specific parallel facilities considcred for improvement are: Myrtle
Avenuc extension, (parallel to Alternatc U.S. 19) and intersection improvcments on
Myrtle Avenue.
5.5.4. Due to unique conditions of the natural and built environments, and thc recreational,
discretionary basis of peak system demand, Clearwater Memorial Causeway,
Gulfvicw/Coronado Boulevards, and the Clearwater Pass Bridge shall be considered
environmcntally constrained facilities.
5.6. Objective - The Florida Department of Transportation has established Level of Service 'E" as
the nmnmum. operating standard for mban minor artcriaJs, and an' as the minimum standard
for Stale principal arterials. Oearwatcr intends that these standards be recogniz.cd as the
minimum acceptable standard for State arterial roads, and should serve as a guidcJinc for
reviewing dcvclopmcnt applications until 2000.
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.!!!m.
Capital Improvements
Schedule of Capital Improvements
ObJectlve/POllcv
24
Coastal Zone ManaQement
20.5.2. ObJectlve . Clearwater shaJl endeavor to have the dredging of Dunedin Pass begun, with beach
quality sand used as a resource of restoration of eroded beaches. Dredging permits and funding
shall be a coordinated effort of Pine lias County, the State and other affected parties.
25 24.1.1
26 24.3.1.
'Z1 24.1.4.
28 24.3.2.
29 24.3.7.
30 24.3.8.
31
32
33
34
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38
37
38
39
40
41
42
Reaeation and ()pen Space
Locate a new neighborhood park In acreage-deflclent planning district 3A.
Expand the newly acquired State Street property by a minimum of 2.6 acres to a total of 4.9 acres
to provide a new neighborhood park In planning district 3A by 1995.
Provide automobile and bicycle parking facilities at all community parks by 1995.
Acquire a minimum of 3.0 acres of parkland for a new supplemental mlnl-park In DIstrict SO by
1995.
Beautify parks and selected open space sites to enhance the quality of life In the City and make It
a more attractive place to live and visit.
Correct deficiencies In the supply of recreation facilities by adding facilities according to the
following schedule: (by 1995).
8 playground apparatus: 1 neighborhood recreation center; 1 community recreation center; 2 adult
softball diamonds: 1 youth softball diamond: 5 football/soccer fields: 6 outdoor basketball courts:
7 tennis courts: 8 handball courts; 1 swimming pool: 3 fitness courses.
Parkland Development Profects:
Parkland aqulaltlon of approximately 13.8 acres over the next 8 years.
Softball complex land purchase of approximately 12 actes of land to build addltlonal athletlo fields
(baseball or softball)
0.0. Davia Park (Formerly Shady Oaks Park) . park development. two tennis courts: two handball
courts: basketball court; playground equipment and parking facilities.
Hillcrest Park . development of a new park consisting of two tennis courts; buketball court;
playground and parking lot.
Softball Complex Development. two fields Including a restroom/storage facUlty and a parking lot.
Courrtryalde Community Park . community recreation center building and swimming pool with
parking for the Countryside atea and north portions of Clearwater.
Lake Chautauqua Park . passive park located on property purchased with grant from Department
of Natural Resources.
Moccasin Lake Nature Park . construction of a new education building.
McMullen Tennis Complex. conatructfon of of handball courts.
Bayfront Park Renovations. renovation and beautification.
eddie Moore Complex. conatructfon of a swimming pool and bath house and parkIng facility.
Nature Preserve. expansion of nature preserve In north Ctearwater.
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Goals, Objectives and Policies
Capital Improvements
Schedule of Capital Improvements
Schedule of Planned ell: Expenditures
TRAFFIC CIRCULATION
Project
All
Funding
Source
1990-91
1991-92
1992-93
1993-94
1994-95
1995-96
Total
LOGT
200.000
Hampton Rd. Dev. Contr. 17S,(XX) 175.000
Druid Rd. Infra Tax 2.000.000 2.000.000
Highland Ave. Infra Tax 3I:1:1J,OCIJ 41::t:JJ1XIJ 7.000.000
Countryside Blvd. Infra Tax '2I:1:JJ1XIJ 2.000.000
C1e8/Water Pass
Bridge Const. Infra Tax 5CX).CXXl 1,(XX).CXXl . 5OO,OCIJ 2,000.000
C1eatWater Pass
Repair/Rehab. Bridge Rev. 5OO.CXXl 5OO,CXX) 1.000.000
Landmark Dr.
Ext.nsion Infra Tax 1.000.000 1.000.000
Myrtle Ave.
extension Infra Tax 1,(XX),CXXl 1.5Xl.CXXl 2.500,000
Subtotal 2,7OO,CXXl 2{1:1J,0C1J 2IJl5,0CIJ 3.&Xl,OCIJ 4I::t:JJ,OCIJ 3.000.000 17,675.000
AVlAT10N
Airpark
Facilities ,Infra Tax 2Sl,CXXl 250.000
Subtotal 250,CXXl 250.000
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Goals, Objectives and Policies Capital Improvements
Schedula of Capital Improvements
Schedule of Planned CIE expenditures
SANITARY SEWER
Funding
Project Source 1990-91 1991-92 1992-93 1993-94 1994-95 1995-96 Total
Advanced Bond Issue
Wastewater ($22,000,000
Treatment a/t1l8dy Issued)
lake Chautauqua
Pump Stat/on Sewer Impact 1,lXX),CXXl 1,000,000
Marshall Street Se.wr A:Mrut 1,lXX),CXXl 1,000,000
Interceptor Sewer Impact 1,lXX),CXXl 1,000,000
Water
Conservallon/
Reuse Program Infra Tax 2CO,OCO 2CO,CXXl 6CX),OC'O 8CXl,CXXl 320,CXXl 500,000 2,620,000
Subtotal 2,2CO,CXXl 1,3l),CXXl 6CX)tOC'O 8CXl,CXX) 320,CXXJ 500,000 5,620,000
saUD WASTE
CitywIde
Recycling
Programs Infra Tax 5CXJ,CXXl 1CO,CXXl 600,000
Subtotal 5CXJ,OCO 1 CO,CXXl 600,000
ORAlNAGE
Allen's Creek ,
Improvements Infra Tax 1 Sl,OCO 3..."U,CXXl 500,000
Stevenson's
Creek Drainage 3,700,000
System Upgrade Infra Tax 1,oco,OCO 2,1CO,(XXJ 6CX),CXXl
Stormwat~r 50,000
Management Road/Oraln &1,000 200,000
Master Plan Oev. Impact 2OO,CXX)
300,000 300,000
Stormwater
Quality
Improvements Infra Tax
Subtotal 1,4<Xl,CXX) 2,45>,OCO 6CX),CXXl 300,000 4,750,000
.
POTABLE WATER
New Well Water Rev. 33J,OCO n4,OCO 1,104,000
Oevelopment Water Impact 43.000 50,000 93,000
Long Pange Watsf
&lpply/Trealment Futr Bonds 1,1 El8.0c0 417,1XX) 175,CXX) 5,016,8X) 8,443,100 15,219,900
Subtotal 313,000 l,992,OCO 417,1XX) 175,CXX) 5,016,8X) 8,443,100 16,416,900
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Goals, Objectives and PoRcles Capital Improvements
Schedule at CapibIJ Improvements
Schedule of Planneq CIE expenditures
COASTAL ZONE MANAGEMENT
Funding
Project Source 1990-91 1991-92 1992-93 1993-94 1994-95 1995-00 Total
Dunedin Pass
Dredging Project . Spec. Dav. 120,000 120,000
Subtotal 120,000 120,000
RECREAT1ON/OPEN SPACE
Parkland
AcqulslUon: Open Space 83,000 83,000 83,000 83,000 83,000 83,000 498,000
Ree. Land 134,500 134,500 134,500 134,500 134,500 134,500 807,000
Infra Tax 100,000 100,000 100,000 .100,000 100,000 100,000 6OQ,oqa
Softball Complex
Land Purchase Infra Tax 200,000 200,000 200,000 200,000 200,000 166,500 1 ,168,500
Subtotal 517,500 517,500 517,500 517,500 517,500 484,000 3,071,500
ParkDewlopment:
D.O. Davis Park Infra Tax 145,axl 145,000
Hillcrest Park Infra Tax 140,000 140,000
SoftbaJlComplex
Development Infra Tax 375,axl 375,000
Countryside 400,000
Community Park Infra Tax 400;000
Chautauqua
Park Infra Tax 1oo,axl ~19,&X) 319,000
Moccasin Lake 100,000
Nature Park Infra Tax 1oo,(XX)
McMullen Tennis 105,000 105,000
Compl.x Infra Tax
Bayfront Park
Renovation Infra Tax 110,(XlQ 2OO,cm 310,000
Eddie Moore
Complex Infra Tax 7tD.CXlJ 210,000 910,000
Nature Preserve Infra Tax 200.cm 3OO,(XlQ 500,000
Subtotal 210,(XlQ 1.cm,cm 519,&X) 1,1(X),CXX) 455,000 3,304,500
GRAND TOTAL 8,l)2O,axl S,Em,flD 5,829,5X) 5,512,OCO 1Cl,9S3.BJ] 13,382,100 51,807,900
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Agenda Item ~S.B.1.
11/12/90
TAMPA BAY REGIONAL PIANNING COJNCIL
IDCAL GOVERNMENI' a:MPREHENSIVE PlAN REVIEW
CITY OF CIEARWATER a:MPREHENSIVE PlAN
~ 'IO '!HE FUroRE IAND USE, TRAFFIC
cmaJIATION, CDASTAL ZONE~, CONSERVATION,
INl"ERGOVERNME, AND CAPITAL ~ EUMENIS
nmDDCl'Ictt
'Ihe followirg presents
Bay Regional Plannin;J eamcil (Council)
City of Clearwater CCltq;)rehensive Plan.
the ccmnents ani recommerxiations of the Tarrpa
on a proposed amendment to the
In
required to
within 45
accordance with Section 163.3184,
p:r:cvide ccmnents to the
days after receipt
~(s). '!he review of the
context of the relationship
~(s) on the regional
Reaion. A CclnDrehensive Reaional
(FRCRPP) .
statutes, the Council is
of Community Affairs
comprehensive plan
shall be primarily in the
ani effect of the locally submitted plan
policy plan, entitled Future of the
Policy Plan for the TamPa Bav Reaion
Florida
Department
of a local
Council
In addition to reviewing local plan amen::1Itents for consistency with the
F'RCU'P, the council may also review amen::1Itents for consistency with the
state canprehensive Plan arxi o::rti>liance with O1apter 163, Part II,
Florida statutes arx:l O1apter 9J -5, Florida Administrative Code.
~ OF OBJn:.1'~CH;. REXXHmIDt\T!(H;. <E ~
'D1e followirg is a surmnary of the Council's fWi.ngs, recommerxiations,
or camoents as related to the cx:Il'prebensive plan amendments submitted
by the City of Clearwater. A11:ha1gh subni.tted as a si.n;le amendment,
for putp:)SeS of this report, each E;Ue:ment of the City's Con'prehensive
Plan to be amen:ied shall be reviewed i.rxtividually.
A1nerx:hnent Findi.nq
90-2 (a) - ruture I.an:i Use Consistent with t.he
FRCRPP
90-2 (b) - Traffic Circulation consistent with the
FRCRPP
90-2 (c) - COastal Zone Management Consistent with the
FRCRPP
90-2 (d) conse.tVation Consistent with the
FRCRPP
90-2 (e) - Intergovernmental Coordination Consistent with the
FRCRPP
City of CleaxwateJ:
carpreh~ive Plan Amerxhnent 1
(5) GeDe~al .tandard. ro~ d.yelopment in areal lubject to
tloodiDI.
(a) All new construction and sub.tanthl improvements
shall be anc:.hored to prevent rlotation, collapse or
lateral movement or the stracture;
(b) All new construction and substantial improvements
shall be constructed with materials and utility
equipment resistant to flood damase;
(c)
All new
Ihall be
practicel
construction or substantial
arransed and constructed by
that minimize flood damale;
improvements
methods and
(d) All new construction or substantial improvements in
the lOO-year rloodplain, certirication shall be
obtained Cram a t"8listered proressional surveyor that
the lowest Cloor is elevated at or above the base
rlood;
(I) All new conltruction or substantial improvements,
when rloodproofin& is utilized. the county
aciministrator or local authority shall obtain
certification from a relistered proCelsional enlineer
or architect as to compliance with this ordinance
[article;
(t)
All new and replacement water supply
delisned to minimize or eliminate
rloodwater. into the system;
systems shall be
inriltration or
(c) Hew and replacement sanitary lewace systeml shall be
de.icned to minimize or eliminate infiltration or
tloodwater. into the syste~ and discharces Cram the
IYlte.a into rl~odwaters;
(b) On-site waste disposal sYlte.. Ihall be located to
avoid impai rment to thlm or contamination rrom them
durinl rloodinl;
(i) Anf alt.ration, repair, reconstruction or
improvements to a Itracture which i. under p~ovisions
or this ordinanc. (a~ticlel, shall meet the
~equir.mentl or "new construction" as contained in
thil ordinance [article];
(j) All lubdivilion proposals shall have public utilities
and tacilltie. such as lew.r, ,ai, el.ctrical 'and
water s,lte.. located and constructed to minimize
tlood du.ce;
(k) Anf till mate~ial within the lOO-year floodplain shall
be the minimum needed for st~uctures, roads and
driye.. Said till material shall Hot, in any
inltance, caule an' adv'~le impact to the'
floodplain or adjacent propertiel, or dec~ease the
net yolwme of availablt flood storale within the
lOO-Jear floodplain.
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ORD. 90-57 , A}1E~DHENTS TO SECTION 9 OF FLOODPLAIN MANAGE!-1ENT ORDINANCE
Section 2
Subpara&raph (1) of parllraph (5) of Section 9 of Pinellas ~ounty Ordinance
No. 83-21. as &mended, is hereby amended to read as follows:
( 1) Any wetlar.)d
also lie within
easements by the
portions of
a 100.Year
developer
a site to be
floodplain shall
or the site.
developed or redeveloped that
be dedicated as conservation
ORn. 90-14, AMENDMENTS TO SECTION 6 OF FLOODPLAIN MANAGEMENT ORDINANCE
Section 8
Para&raph
(1)
of
Section
6
"Territory
Embraced;
Plans
Incorporated"
of
Pinellas County Ordinance No. 83-21, as amended, is hereby amended to read
as follows:
(1) Ibis ordinance shall apply to all the lands adjacent to Kajor
Draina&e Systems within the unincorporated areas of Pinellas County,
ezceptinl those lands specifically ezempted throu&h enactment of an
ordinance
by
a local &overnmental authori ty.
Such an ezempting ordinance
may be enacted where:
(a)
An
entire
watershed
of
a
J!ajor
Drainage
System
is
Wholly
contained within the boundaries of a sin&le municipality or other
lovernmental jurisdiction, and
(b)
Runoff from the vatershed has no substantial effect upon floodin&
or water qual i ty
in
~ny other mun i c i pal i ty,
other lovernmental
jurisdiction, or any unincorporated area of Pinellas County.
7
Golla, Objectives and Policies
Coucrvation
Goals, Obj~~ aad Policies
22. GOAL-TO PROT.Bct ANDCX>NSERVEAlLASPECI'S OFTHENATURALENVIR.ONMENT
AND TO BNHANCENATURALFEATURE'S WHICH CONTRIBum TO THB EXIST.ENCE OP
nm NATURAL QUAUrIES AND CHARAC'I'ElUSTICS OF CI...E.AR.WATBR.'S SENSITIVE
ENVIRONMENT.
22.1. Objcc:tivc - To protect and improve ambient air quality by 1995.
Policies
22.1.1. Require all new residential and non-residcntial developmcnt to provide a specified
amount of Florida native shade trees based on an established desired ratio of pervious
to impervious surface areas. Shade trees will serve to provide beat reduction, noise
abatemcnt, buffering, replenishment of oxygen, and aesthetic beauty.
22.1.2. The City of Clearwatcr shall cooperate with the rampa Bay Regional PIHnning Council
and Pinellas County in their ,efforts to dcvelop plam for improving air quality and
moDitoring of air quality.
22.2. Objective - To protect floodplains, drainage ways, and an other natural areas having functional
hydrological characteristics by May 1990.
Policies
22.2.1.
@ 22.2.2.
22.2.3.
22.2.4.
22.2.5.
Any construction in one hundred (100) year floodplains shall comply with all
requirements and standards of the Federal Emergency Management Agency of the
Federal Flood Insurance Anminil:tration, and thc City's building codes.
Construction and development activities in natural drainage ways or drainage systems
shall be promoited. exceot to achieve imoroved flood nfotection fOf flood orone areas.
Thc City of Clearwater shall prioritize receiving waters for the development of specific
stormwater management plans in coordination with Pinellas County by 1992-
Utilize design methods which will trap stormwater scdiments before entering surface
waters.
Cooperate and coordinate activities with the Southwest Florida Water Management
District and the Florida Department of Environmental Regulation in the implemen-
tation of the Surface Water Improvement and Management Program.
22.2.6. Provide natural filtration techniques and methods such as grassy swales and natural
wetland water storage to provide purification of stOnIwater runoff before entering
any surface waters.
@
Z2..2. 7. Utilize transfer of development rights and density rights to provide alternatives to
development and degradation of wetlands and other natural resources.
22.2.8. Protect all natural drainage channels from at3b't1WOIi er Ml:Y restriction of their
functional use and regulate protection through the Clearwater Land Deve19pment Code.
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Sec. 56.04. Method of Collection.
The stormwater drainage utility fee. shall be billed and collected with
the monthly utility bill for those parcels of land utilizing any other of the
City utilities. All such bills shall be rendered monthly by the Utility
Customer Support Division and shall become due and payable in accordance with
Sections 50.03, and 50.06 through 50.16, Code of Ordinances.
Sec. 56.05. Stormwater Utility Fund.
(a) All stormwater drainage utility fees collected by the City shall
be paid into the stormwater utility fund and accounted for separately therein.
Such fund shall be used for the purpose of paying the cost of stormwater
drainage facilities to be constructed in the various storm drainage basins and
paying the cost of operation, monitoring, enforcement, administration and
maintenance of the stormwater drainage facilities of the City. To the extent
that the stormwater management fees collected are insufficient to construct,
operate or maintain needed stormwater drainage facilities, such costs may be
paid from such City funds as may be determined by the City Commission, but the
City Commission may order the reimbursement of such funds if additional and
sufficient fees are thereafter collected.
(b) The fees collected shall not be used for' general or other
governmental or proprietary purposes of the City, except to pay for the
equitable share of the cost of accounting, management, administration and
government thereof. Other than as described above, the fees and charges shall
be used for stormwater management purposes to include but not be limited to
paying the cost of planning, design, construction, operation, repair,
maintenance, improvement, renewal, and replacement of the stormwater
management system and monitoring, regulatory enforcement, property acquisition
and other costs incidental thereto.
Sec. 56.06. Adjustment of Fees.
(a) Any utility customer who has paid the stormwater management
utility fee and who be1ieves that the fee is in error may, subject to the
limitations set forth in this section, submit an adjustment request to the
City Engineer.
(1) Adjustment requests shall be made in writing and shall set forth
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ORDINANCE NO. 5059-90
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF CLEARWATER, FLORIDA,
RELAT ING TO THE PROCUREMENT OF RECYCLED PAPER BY TilE
C lTY; EST ABLl SH I NG POll C I ES TO ENCOURAGE THE PROCUREMENT
OF RECYCLED AND RECYCLABLE PAPER PRODUCTS BY THE CITY;
PROVIDING FOR DEFINITIONS; ESTABLISHING REQUIREMENTS FOR
PURCHASING CONTRACTS; PROVIDING FOR REPORTS;
ESTABLISHING RESPONSIBILITIES FOR THE PURCHASING
DIVISION; PROVIDING FOR EXEMPTIONS; PROVIDING FOR
CONDITIONS; PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE DATE.
WHEREAS, it is the policy of the City of Clearwater to promote the use of
recycled paper products in order to stimulate the demand for such products and
to divert paper products from the solid waste stream; and
WHEREAS, the City Commission finds and determines that preferential
procurement programs requiring the use of such products will encourage and
promote the use of recycled and recyclable paper products by city departments,
agencies and contractors, and will increase the overall demand for recycled and
recyclable paper products; now, therefore,
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF
CLEARWATER, FLORIDA:
Section 1. Purpose. The purpose of this ordinance is to promote market
development of recycled products and recyclable paper products by establishing
preferential procurement programs applicable to all departments and agencies of
the city and the contractors doing business with the city.
Section 2. Definitions. As used in this ordinance:
(1) "Contractor" means any person, natural or artificial, having a
contract to provide services, labor or materials to the city, or who is a
subcontractor under a contract to provide services, labor or materials to the
city. The term includes, but is not limited to, consultants and suppliers.
(2) "Department" shall refer to any department under the direction of the
city manager of the city.
(3) "End use II means an intended f i na 1 use of a product by a consumer
which will not result in additional value being added to the product.
(4) "Minimum content standards II means standards set by the city
specifying the minimum levels of recovered material and post-consumer material
necessary for designated products to qualify as recycled products.
(5) "Paper and paper product s" means a 11 items manufactured from paper
or paperboard.
(6) "Post-consumer mater ia 1" means on ly those products generated by a
business or consumer which have served their intended end uses, and which have
been generated or di verted from the so 1 i d waste stream for the purposes of
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content, un less the user department prov i des the purchas i ng manager wi th
satisfactory evidence that, for technical reasons and for a particular end use,
a product containing such materials will not meet reasonable performance
standards. Nothing contained in this ordinance shall preclude user departments
from requiring post-consumer or recovered material content as a specification in
invitations to bid for paper products.
(2) In determining the lowest responsive and responsible bid for the
purchase of paper products pursuant to competitive bidding, the purchasing
manager shall use the procedures and evaluation criteria specified in this
ordinance. If the lowes~ bid price for a recycled paper product is not more than
ten (10) percent higher
than the lowest bid price for the same paper product that is not recycled, the
bid price for the recycled paper product shall be considered the low bid if such
bidder is otherwise responsive and responsible.
(3) Each contractor supplying the city with recycled paper products
pursuant to an invitation to bid or request for proposal initiated after October
1, 1991, shall provide certifications acceptable to the city from all product
manufacturers that the products being supplied meet or surpass city minimum
content standards, and shall agree to reasonable verification procedures
specified by the purchasing manager.
Sect ion 5. Ru les and ReQu 1 at ions for Procurement of Paper and Paper
Products.
(1) The city's recycled paper procurement goal for user departments,
expressed as a percentage of the total volume of paper purchased, shall be not
less than thirty percent by October 1, 1992, and not less than forty percent by
October I, 1993. Each department shall be responsible for making its best effort
to meet or surpass these goals.
(2) The purchas i ng manager sha 11 adopt mi nimum content standards for
recycled paper products. The minimum content standards shall be consistent with
the standards adopted by the United States Environmental Protection Agency and
published at 40 CFR Part 250.21, unless it can be determined that a higher
standard would significantly increase recycled product content without adversely
affecting availability.
(3) Departments shall publ icize the city. s use of recycled paper by
printing the words "printed on recycled paper II or a recycling logo on all
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Commission
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Item I
Meeting Date:
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12/20/90
Subject:
JOItlT USE AGREEMENT WITH PINELLAS COUtny SCHOOL BOARD
Recommendation/Motion:
THE CIll OF CLENRWATER.
APPROVE RENEWAL OF JOINT USE AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE SCHOOL BOARD OF PINELLAS COUNTY AND
~ and that the approprtate officials be authortzed to execute same.
BACKGROUND: For many years, the City of Clearwater has used various school facl 1 Ittes to offer specific recreation
programs. for exanple, g~siums. On the other hand, numerous schools have a need to use City facn ities, primarl1y ballfields
and swiming pools.
Cooperation between the City. and the School Board has always been excellent and the usage of each others facilities is fairly
equal. The Agreement allows the City and the Schools the flexibl1lty needed to offer citizens quality educational and
recreattonalopportunities. Also, it enables the City and the School Board to use each others facilities at no charge, provided
the use conforms to the regular working hours of the staff.
The attached Agreement and those of previous years, run from January 1 of each year to Decerrber 31. The School Board has already
given their approval to this ren~dal. In content, it Is Identical to the 1990 Agreement. There are only minor revisions in
Exhibits A through K concerning the details of use. These changes are as follows:
1. Kings Highway Elementary School (Exhibit C) - The School is removing use of Holt Pool for classes and adding the use of the
.,layground.
2. Clearwater CO/lllrehens1ve School (Exhibit F) - The name of the Clearwater Conprehenslve School has been changed to Clearwater
Discovery Middle School.
3. Countryside High School (Exhibit H) - The City is adding a nUnDer 7, parking lot, to this Exhibit to provide for a Recycling
Drop Off Center at Countryside H1gh School.
4. Belleair Elementary School (Exhibit 1) - The School has added Belleair Elementary School to the Joint Use Agreement to
utilize the City.s swimming pool.
5. Seminole Community School (Exhibit J) - The City is adding the use of this school for the City Personnel Department to
administer pre-emplo~nt tests.
6. Moccasin Lake Nature Park (Exhibit K) - The School Is adding their use of Moccasin Lake Nature Park for nature
environmenta 1 classes.
Reviewed bY~ Originating e sts: MIA Commission Action:
Lega 1 Parks & Recreation Total _ Approved
BudlJet NIA _ Approved w/conditions
Purchas fng N A User Dept: Denied
Risk Mgmt. Current FY Continued to:
DIS Funding Source:
ACH Advertised: _ Capital IIJ1l. Attachments:
Other Date: _ Operati ng
Paper: Other Joint Use Agreement
Stmttted by: _ Not Requtred F.S. 768.28
~'J/ Affected Parties Appropriation Code:
Nott fied
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A G R E E MEN T
THIS AGREEMENT, made and entered into this day of '-
1990 by and between the CITY OF CLEARWATER, FLORIDA, a municipal corporation,
hereinafter referred to as "City", and the SCHOOL BOARD OF PINELLAS COUNTY,
hereinafter referred to as "Board."
WIT N E SSE T H:
WHEREAS, the Board desires to use various City-owned facilities for
physical education and various other school-related activities; and
WHEREAS, the City desires to use various Board-owned school facilities for
recreational and educational programs; and
WHEREAS, the City and Board are each willing to cooperate in this matter
under certain conditions and provisions;
NOW, THEREFORE, in consideration of the covenants herein contained and
other good and valuable consideration1 the Board and City each give the other
license to use their respective facilities as described in Exhibits "A" through
IIH" attached hereto and made part of this agreement, under the following terms
and conditions:
1. The term of this Agreement shall be for a period of one (1) year
commencing on January 1, 1991, and ending on December 31, 1991. This Agreement
may be extended from year to year under the same terms and conditions set forth
herein, with written agreement'and approval by the Board and City.
2. The Board agrees to make its facilities available when the use thereof
does not interfere with the regularly scheduled school programs as outlined in
Exhibits "A" through III". Use of said facilities shall not be earlier than
8:00 a.m. nor later than 11:00 p.m. for outdoor use and not later than 12:00
midnight for indoor use.
3. The facilities owned by the City may be used by the Board for physical
education and other school related activities, when the use thereof does not
interfere with any City programs and conforms with the hours the facilities are
normally open to the public. If one party desires to use the other par.ty's
facilities at a time other than normally open, that party will be required to pay
the normal rental fee for said usage.
4. Each party agrees to maintain the facilities and surrounding area in a
clean and sanitary condition after use by itself or any of its agents or
invitees.
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NEGLIGENCE
for the benefit of the decedent's survivors and estate all
damages, as specified in this act, caused by the injUry
resulting in death. When a personal injury to the dece.
dent results in his death, no action for the personal injury
shall survive, and any such action pending at the lime
of death shall abate. The wrongdoer's personal repre.
sentative shall be the defendant if the wrongdoer dies
before or pending the action. A defense that would bar
or reduce a survivor's recovery if he were the plaintiff
may be asserted against him, but shall not affect the reo
covery of any other survivor.
Hlltory.-S, 1. ch. 72-35.
(c) Evidence of remarriage of
spouse is admissible.
(7) All awards for the decedent's estate are subj
to the claims of creditors who have complied with the
quirements of probate law concerning claims.
Hlltory.-s, 1. ch, 72-35: s, 2. ch, 81-163: s, 1. ch, 85-260,
768.22 Form of verdlct.- The amounts awarded
each survivor and to the estate shall be stated separa
Iy in the verdict. "
HlltOry.-S, 1. ch. 72-35,
768.23 Protection of minors and incompetents. '
The court shall provide protection for any amount awar'
ed for the benefit of a minor child or an incompetent pti.
suant to the Florida Guardians!;ip Law. ;,
Hlltory.-s. 1. ch. 72-35,
768.21 Damages.-AII potential beneficiaries of a
recovery for wrongful death, including the decedent's
estate, shall be identified in the complaint, and their rela.
tionships to the decedent shall be alleged. Damages
may be awarded as follows: 768.24 Death of a survivor before judgmenL..2
(1) Each survivor may recover the value of lost sup. survivor's death before final jUdgme'nt shall limit the s~.
port and services from the date of the decedent's injury ., tit d' .
to his death, with interest, and future loss of support and vlvor s recovery 0 ost suppor an services to the date
services from the date of death and reduced to present of his death. The personal representative shall pay the
value. In evaluating loss of support and services, the sur. amount recovered to the personal representative of th8
deceased survivor. -
vivor's relationship to the decedent, the amount of the HlltOry.-S, 1. ch. 72-35,
decedent's probable net income available for distribu. ,:,.t:,
tion to the particular survivor, and the replacement value 768.25 Court approval of settlements.-While an
of the decedent's services to the survivor may be con. action under this act is pending, no settlement as to
sidered. In computing the duration of future losses, the amount or apportionment among the beneficiaries
joint life expectancies of the survivor and the decedent which is objected to by any survivor or which affects a
and the period of minority, in the case of healthy minor survivor who is a minor or an incompetent shall be effae.
children, may be considered. tive unless approved by the court. . ~~
(2) The surviving spouse may also recover for loss Hlltory.-s. 1. ch. 72-35, . .'.'
of the decedent's companionship and protection and for "a,
mental pain and suffering from the date of injury. 768.26 Litigation expenses.-Attorneys' fees and
(3) Minor children of the decedent may also recover other expenses of litigation shall be paid by the personal
for lost parental companionship, instruction, and guid. representative and deducted from the awards to the
ance and for mental pain and suffering from the dale of survivors and the estate in proportion to the amounts
injury. awarded to them, but expenses incurred for the benefit
(4) Each parent of a deceased minor child may also of a particular survivor or the estate shall be paid from
recover for mental pain and suffering from the date of their awards. I 0 .
injury. HlltOry.-S, 1. ch. 72-35. ., 1 ~
(5) Medical or funeral expenses due to the dece. 768.27 Effective date.-Sections 768.16-768.27
dent's injury or death may be recovered by a survivor shall take effect on July 1, 1972, and shall not apply t~
who has paid them. , ,deaths occurring before that date.
(6) The decedent s personal representative may re- HlltOry.-S, 1, ch, 72-35, '.;
cover for the decedent's estate the following:,;..
(a) Loss of earnings of the deceased from the date 7 768.28 Waiver of sovereign immunity in tort ae;,
of injury to the date of death, less lost support of survi. tions; recovery limits; limitation on attorney fees; s~t'!,
vors excluding contributions in kind, with interest. Loss ute of IImitationsj exclusions.- .;~ .
of the prospective net accumulations of an estate, which (1) In accordance with s. 13, Art. X, State Consti~~
might reasonably have been expected but for the tion, the state, for itself and for its agencies or subd~
wrongful death, reduced to present money value. may sians, hereby waives sovereign immunity for liability fo,r
also be recovered: torts, but only to the extent specified in lthis act. Actlo.n~
1. If the decedent's survivors include a surviving at law against the state or any of its agencies or subd~.
spouse or lineal descendants; or sions to recover damages in tort for money dam~g~'
2. If the decedent is not a minor child as defined in against the state or its agencies or subdivisions for Isedn1tr
s. 768.18(2), there are no lost support and services reo ry or loss of property, personal injury, or death cau '
coverable under subsection (1), and there is a surviving by the negligent or wrongful act or omission of anY,ef!1"
parent. ployee of the agency or subdivision while acting Within
(b) Medical or funeral expenses due to the dece. the scope of his office or employment under clrbdcu."!".
dent's injury or death that have become a charge stances in which the state or such agency or s~ ~
against his estate or that were paid by or on behalf of sian, if a private person, would be liable to the claimant.
decedent, excluding amounts recoverable under sub. in accordance with the general laws of this stat~'edma~
section (5). be prosecuted subject to the limitations speclfl ..
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. lthis act. Any such action may be brought in the county denies the claim in writing: except that, if such claim is
. where the property in litigation is located or, if the affect. for contribution pursuant to s. 768.31, it must be so pres.
. eel agency or subdivision has an ~ffice in such county ented within 6 months after the judgment against the
tor the transaction of its customary business, where the tortfeasor seeking contribution has become final by
,cause of action accrued. lapse of time for appeal or after appellate review or, if
'j 2(2) As used in 'this act, .state agencies or subdivi- there is no such judgment, within 6 months after the tort-
S1ons" include the executive departments, the Legisla- feasor seeking contribution has either discharged the
ture, the judicial branch (including public defenders), common liability by payment or agreed, while the action
.and the independent establishments of the state: coun. is pending against him, to discharge the common liabili-
ties and municipalities: and corporations primarily acting ty. The failure of the Department of Insurance or the ap-
,as instrumentalities or agencies of the state, counties, propriate agency to make final disposition of a claim
:er municipalities, including the Spaceport Florida Au. within 6 months after it is filed shall be deemed a final
jhority. denial of the claim for purposes of this section. For pur-
l' 2(3) Except for a municipality and the Spaceport Flor- poses of this subsection, in medical malpractice actions,
'ida Authority, the affected agency or subdivision may, the failure of the Department of Insurance or the appro-
lat its discretion, request the assistance of the Depart- priate agency to make final disposition of a claim within
I ent of Insurance in the consideration, adjustment, and 90 days after it is filed shall be deemed a final denial of
settlement of any claim under 'this act. the claim. The provisions of this subsection do not apply
,(4) Subject to the provisions of this section, any to such claims as may be asserted by counterclaim pur-
state agency or subdivision shall have the right to ap- suant to s. 768.14.
'peal any award, compromise, settlement, or determina. (b) For purposes of this section, the requirements of
'loon to the court of appropriate jurisdiction. notice to the agency and denial of the claim are condi-
1" (5) The state and its agencies and subdivisions shall tions precedent to maintaining an action but shall not be
.be liable for tort claims in the same manner and to the deemed to be elements of the cause of action and shall
'same extent as a private individual under like circum- not affect the date on which the cause of action accrues.
, stances, but liability shall not include punitive damages 2(7) In actions brought pursuant to this sectior.. proc-
or interest for the period before judgment. Neither the ess shall be served upon the head of the agency con-
, state nor its agencies or subdivisions shall be liable to cerned and also, except as to a defendant municioality
, pay a claim or a judgment by anyone person which ex- or the Spaceport Florida Authority, upon the Deparlment
. ceeds the sum of $100,000 or any claim or judgment, or of Insurance: and the department or the agency con-
, portions thereof, which, when totaled with all other cerned shall have 30 days within which to plead thereto.
. claims or judgments paid by the state or its agencies or (8) No attorney may charge, demand, receive, or col-
subdivisions arising out of the same incident or occur- lect, for services rendered, fees in excess of 25 percent
renee, exceeds the sum of $200,000. However, a judg- of any judgment or settlement.
ment or judgments may be claimed and rendered in ex- (9)(a) No officer, employee, or agent of the state or
cess of these amounts and may be settled and paid pur- of any of its subdivisions shall be held personally liable
, suant to lthis act up to $100,000 or $200,000, as the in tort or named as a party defendant in any action for
. case may be: and that portion of the judgment that ex- any injury or damage suffered as a result of any act,
ceeds these amounts may be reported to the Legisla~ event, or omission of action in the scope of his emoloy-
. ture, but may be paid in part or in whole only by further ment or function, unless such officer, employee. or
act of the Legislature. Notwithstanding the limited waiv- agent acted in bad faith or with malicious purpose or in
. er of sovereign immunity provided herein, the state or an a manner 'exhibiting wanton and willful disregard of hu-
. agency or subdivision thereof may agree, within the Iim- man rights, safety"or property. However, such officer,
its of insurance coverage provided, to sElttle a claim employee" or agent shall be considered an adverse wit-
, made or a judgment rendered against it without further ness in a tort action for any injury or damage suffered
action by the Legislature, but the state, or agency or sub- as a result of any act, event, or omission of action in the
division thereof shall not be deemed to have waived any scope of his employment or function. The exclusive rem-
~e~ense of sovereign immunity or to have increased the edy for injury or damage suffered as a result of an act,
limits of its liability as a result of its obtaining insurance event, or omission of an officer, employee, or agent of
Coverage for tortious acts in excess of the $100,000 or the state or any of its subdivisions or constitutional offi.
~200,000 waiver provided above. The limitations of Iiabil- cers shall be by action against the governmental entity,
, Ity set forth in this subsection shall apply to the state or the head of such entity in his official capacity, or the
and its agencies and subdivisions whether or not the constitutional officer of which the officer, employee, or
: s!ate or its agencies or subdivisions possessed sover. agent is an employee, unless such act or omission was
elgn immunity before July 1, 1974. committed in bad faith or with malicious purpose or in
2(6)(a) An action may not be instituted on a claim a manner exhibiting wanton and willful disregard of hu-
against the state or one of its agencies or subdivisions man rights, safety, or property. The state or its subdivi-
unless the claimant presents the claim in writing to the sions shall not be liable in tort for the acts or omiSSions
appropriate agency, and also, except as to any claim of an officer, employee, or agent committed while acting
atygalnst a municipality or the Spaceport Florida Authori- outside the course and scope of his employment or com-
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CLEARWATER CITY COMMISSION /' M. L ~ n
Agenda Cover Memorandum ~, ., i Item II ~
Meeting Date: 12/20/90
AGREEMENT WITH CLEARWATER HOUSING CORPORATION, INC. TO MANAGE THE FULTON STREET
APARTMENTS
Recommendation/Motion: Approve the attached 1 ease agreement authori zing Cl earwater Housi n9
Corporation, Inc. to manage the Fulton Street Apartments and direct the appropriate City
staff to establish an account to use the proceeds from the lease agreement to pay impact
fees, when. necessary, for the Infill Housing Program and other appropriate not-for-profit
housing providers in the North Greenwood community.
o and that the appropriate officials be authorized to execute same.
BACKGROUND:
By virtue of a foreclosure action in January
owner of the Fulton Street Apartments, a 16-unit,
at 1610 Fulton Avenue, that has historically been managed
Corporation, Inc. (coJllJ1only known as the Clearwater Housing
Resol uti on 88-10 is attached and it provi des the background
City became the owner of the property.
1989, the Ci ty of Cl earwater became the
low-income housing development located
by the Cl earwater Housi ng
Authority). A copy of
i nformati on as to why the
The
a 11 ow the
property
receive
Housing
recommended lease agreement will allow
Housing Corporation, Inc.
housing and for the City,
approximately $50,000 a year income. The City
and Urban Development Section 8 Housing Program.
Cl ea rwa ter
as low-income
the City to retain ownership of the property,
to continue to manage and maintain the
by vi rtue of its 1 andl ord status, to
revenues wi 11 come from the
It is recommended the lease proceeds be used to pay
under the City's new Infill Housing Program and
housing in the North Greenwood community where
a beneficiary of this proposal, among others.
impact fees fo)' homes
for other not-for-profi t provi ders
applicable., Habitat for Humanity will
constructed
of
be
The City currently has an account for the payment of impact fees for organizations that
meet certain criteria for providing transitional housing on a City-wide basis. That
account, originally funded with $50,000 has a balance of $28,401.
By vi rtue of the mortgage
Housing Corporation, Inc.
contr; buted to the Ci ty I S genera 1
Corporati on, Inc. retai n these funds
repai rs on the structure. The City
the effective date of the agreement.
on
has
the property having been satisfied in May 1990, Clear~ater
date in excess funds that could be
it is recommended Clearwater Housing
pai nt the apartments and provi de other general
begin receiving it's share of the funds. after
received
fund.
to
will
$11,200 to
However,
Reviewed by: Originating Dept.: Costa: n/a Commlsllon Action:
Legal Total o Approved
Budget ~a Administration o Approved w/conditions
Purchasing User Dept.: o Denied
Risk Mgmt. nla Current FY o Continued to:
DIS ~ Funding Source:
'ACM A.dvertlsed: o Capt. Imp.
Other o Operating Attachments:
Date:
Paper: o Other 1) Resolution 88-10
Submitted by: till Not required 2) Lease Agreement
.-0; ?I Affected parties Appropriation Code:
o Notified 0
City Manager Not required None
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it is determined by proper authority that Lessee is exempt from the payment of
ad valorem real property taxes on said demised premises and any improvements
erected thereon, Lessee shall pay to the Lessor an addi ti ona 'i annual payment
which shall be equal to the amount of ad valorem real property taxes which
would be assessed and levied against said property and improvements if they
were taxable. Any additional payments as above provided to be made by the
Lessee to the Lessor in lieu of taxes shall be payab1 e in equal monthly
installments on the first of each month during the term of said Lease. If the
millage for the current tax year is not available, the millage for the prior
tax year shall be used together with the current assessment by the Pinellas
County Tax Assessor in determini ng the amount of each monthly payment to be
made, which amount shall be adjusted either upward or downward if necessary at
the time the annual tax millage rate applicable to property within the City of
Cl earwater becomes avail abl e. Any tax payments required to be made to the
Pinellas County Tax Collector's Office or any payments required to be made
hereunder to the Lessor in lieu of tax payments shou1 d sai d property be
determined to be tax exempt, shall be prorated for any portion of a tax year
during the tenm of this lease or any extension thereof.
3. Erected upon the demi se premi ses is a 16 uni t apartment compl ex
known as Fulton Street Apartments, a complex designed for occupancy by persons
.
qualifying for public housing assistance. Lessee and lessor agree that Section
8 Certificates will be accepted as a percentage of the rent to be paid to
Lessee by or on behalf of qualifying tenants abiding in said individual units.
4. Lessee agrees to indemnify and save harmless the Lessor from any and
all actions and claims for property damage and personal injury of individuals
while on said property damage coverage and not less than $500,000 per person or
$1 million per accident for personal injury liability coverage. The City shall
be listed as an additional insured on said policy and a copy of said, policy
shall be delivered to the City for its records.
5. During the term of this Lease, the Lessee shall purchase and
maintain at its expense fire and extended coverage insurance upon the
structures on the premises in an amountt'.equal to the full insurable val ue.
Said policy shall list the City as an additional insured as its interest may
appear and a copy thereof shall be furnished to the City for its records.
6. The demi sed prem1 ses are to be used solely for the operation of
rental housing facilit1es by the Lessee and shall not be used for any other
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BID 14-91 OPINED 11/1'/90
BID TAB
UNINTElUUJP'l'ED POWR SYSTEK
CQKPUTEll PWR SYSTEKS C<Ifi'trl'ER SUPPORT CONTROL TECHNOLOGY CHEHCO ELECTlUC DASTAR COHKUNlCATlOH INDUSTRIAL ELECTlllC
tONGWOD. PIA. ST. PETEllSBURG. lLA. CLEARWATER. lLA. ST. PETERSBURG. FLA. CLEAllWATER. lLA. JACUOHV1LLE. !LA
DESCRIPTION IQI& IQI& ~ !QI& .w& TOTAL
1. tJH1NTBR1WPTED P<Mnl SYSTEK 43,2'4.00 3.5,700.00 44,350.00 29,160.00 33,7.50.00 39,407.00
2. INSTALLA.TION INCLUDED 4,9'0.00 EXTRA 4,950.00 2,000.00 05,.500.00
3. 24 SOUl SERVICE CONTRACT INCLUDED 3,'00.00 4,400.00 4,000.00 INCLUDED
!lIST YEAlt 1,320.00 ..
4. 24 BOUll COVERAGE DUllING . INCLUDED 1,700.00 INCLUDED INCLUDED
WAlUlANTY
S. BA'l'TEllY INCLUDED INCLUDED 7,404.00 8,.500.00 INCLUDED
6. SHIPPING AND BAHDLING INCLUDED INCLUDED INCLUDED INCLUDED 1,.500.00 INCLUDED
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"START UP
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NET 30
1% 10, NET 30
NET 20
NET 30
NET 30
NET 30
DELIVERY
30 DAYS
2-6 WEEKS
4-6 lJEEIS
4 WEEKS
4 WEEKS
4 WEEKS
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BID 14-91 OPENED 11/15/90 .
BID TAB
PAGE 2
1tEY ASSOCUTES UY ASSOCUTES PURE POWER PURE POYER SKOR. INC SKOR. INC.
ALTEllNATE BID ALTERNATE BID ALTERNATE BID
CLEARVATER. FLA. CLEARVATER. FLA. LONGVOOD. PLA. LONGWOD. PLA. n. PIBRCE. lILA . iT. 1'lERCE. llLA.
DESClUmON ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~
1. lJNlNTElUUJPTED PO'tl!l SYSTBH 35,850.00 33.837.00 39.860.00 43.468.00 41,226.00 39.139.00
2. INSTALLATION INCLUDED INCLUDED 2,767.00 2.767.00 1,795.00 1.795.00
3. 24 HOUll SERVICE CONTRACT 4,650.00 4,650.00
4. 24 HOUll COVERAGE DURlRG ElTRA CBG EXTRA CBG 1,800.00 1,800.00
VAlUlANTY
5. BATrlmY INCLUDED INCLUDED INCLUDED INCLUDED INCLUDED INCLUDED
50 KVA 20 KVA
6. SBlPPING AND BANDLlHG INCLUDED INCLUDED INCLUDED INCLUDED INCLUDED INCLUDED
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TERMS
2% 15. NET 30
2% 15, NET 30
NET 30
NET 30
NET 30
NET 30
DELIVEllY
10 DAYS
10 DAYS
4-5 VEEKS
4-5 VEEKS
6 VEEKS
6 WEEKS
Clearwater city commiSSion~~5
Agenda Cover Memorandum. r-\
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450 mhz radio equipment.
Recommendation/Motion:
To accept the bid of six Thousand Dollars ($6000.00)
for the surplus 450 mhz UHF radio equipment.
from the John Maire Co Clearwater Fl
~and that the appropriate officials be authorized to execute same.
BACKGROUND:
Since the implementation of the 800 mhz trunked radio system the old 450 mhz UHF radio
system is now surplus. The city solicited bids from interested buyers for the equipment two
bids were received one from the John Maire Co for $6000.00 and the other from the Pinellas
County School Board Campus Police for One ~ollar ($1.00).
The School Board indicated that they were interested in a small amount of the equipment
and not the entire lot. The city had previously indicated to the School Board that we would
donate some radios to their campus police. The John Maire Co has also indicated that they
desire ce~tain equipment that does not conflict with the school board. John Maire has agreed
to donate to the school board at no cost to them the equipment they require if he is awarded
the sale.
Staff feels that this agreement is equitable
board are satisfied and some revenue
agreeable to this arrangement.
in that the requirements of the school
is realized from this equipment. All parties are
Reviewed by: Originating Dept: Costs: N A C~ission Action:
Legal ;if ~S/PURCHASING Total Approved
Budget Approved w/conditions
Purchasing User Dept: Denied
Risk Mgmt. N/A Current FY continued to:
DIS N~ Funding Source:
ACM Advertised: Capital 11ll). AttachEnts:
Other Date: 10/19190 Operating Agreement Letter
- Pinellas Cty. Review Other Bid SlIlIIlBry
~7/ !Jj & 11/3/90
St. Pete Times Appropriation Code:
Affected Parties:
City Manager (i) Not Requi red
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CLEARWATER CITY COMKISSION f) \()
Agenda Cover Memorandum 1r~
2, Block A, Dellwood Heights Subdivision
Item ,
lIIr' Heetlng Date 12.20.90
1
and
Approve the proposed
1 and 2, Block A. De1lwood Heights
Drive at a cost of $25,000.00.
CKJ And that the appropriate official be authorized to execute same.
RECOMMENDATION/MOTION:
purchase Lots
contract with the
Subdivision,
City of St. Petersburg to
for right-of-way for Landmat,K.
BACKGROUND: Staff
the east one-half
Road 590 The
St. Petersburg
is recommending purchase of the subject lots
of the proposed Landmark Drive right-of-way just
two lots are 50 ft. by 125 ft. and have been owned
since 1944.
since they lie in
south of State
by the City of
The City of St. Petersburg
M.A.I. appraisal to
lots to the
in the proposed
has recently decided
determine the market
City of Clearwater for the stated
right-of-way.
to sell the
value of $25,000.
market value
lots
The
due to
and obtained an
have offered the
their location
Staff considers
lots to
will be
the
the east
required
price of
sold for $5.50
to furnish its
$4.00 p.s.f.
p.s.f. in
own title
to be good market value.
March, 1988. The City
insurance.
The adjoining
of Clearwater
The available balance in this project is sufficient to provide funds for this
contract.
Reviewed by: v4v Originati~ Dept. Costs: $25.000.00 CoDmission Action
Public Works Engineering
Legal qItt- f,)rJl; (Current FY) 1991 Approved
Budget MJ User Dept. Funding Source: Approved
w/conditions
Purchasing N/A Capt. I"l>. X
Denied
Risk Mgmt. N/A Advertised: Operating
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OIS 1 ~:;, L Date: Other
ACM (.. Paper: Appropriation Code(s) -A.ttachments~
Other Not required X Agreement
~: Affected parties 315-1-2138-601/541 Dnn>ling/Loca tor Map
notified
City Hanage~ Not required X
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CLEARWATER CITY COMMISSION
Agenda Cover Memorandum
PWVnemN 33
Meeting Date: ] ')/20/QO
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LIQUID ALUM FOR WATER POLLUTION CONTROL
Recommendation/Motion:
Approve a contract to purchase liquid alum
from. December 20, f99u through September 30, 1991 from General
Chemical Co., Parsippany, N.J. for $119.75 per ton with an
annual estimated cost of $102,386.25.
KI and that the appropriate officials be authorized to execute same.
BACKGROUND:
The Water Pollution Control Division
the United States Environmental Protection Agency
remove phosphorous from its treated wastewater
Marshall St. Advanced Wastewater Treatment
permit calls for less than 1 part per million
the final effluent. In order to achieve
treatment, liquid alum is used to
the permit level. Alum is
cost effective chemicals for
(W.P.C.) is mandated by
(US EPA) to
at the new
Plant. The US
phosphorous
this level of
remove phosphorous below
one of the most widely used and
phosphorous removal.
EPA
in
There were
received.
15 bids solicited.
There were 8 no
Of
bids and
this total only 1
6 no-responses.
bid was
The successful bidder, General Chemical Co., has been
providing liquid alum to the W.P.C. Division for interim
testing and use. General Chemical has their alum terminal in
Tampa which allows for quick delivery and service.
The 1990-91 Water
sufficient funds
Pollution Control
for this contract.
Operating
Budget
includes
Estimated
Reviewed by: Orl~!ng Dept.: lJ Costs: $1 O?~ 186.21) Commission Action:
Legal NA Public Wks. C Div otal [J Approved
Budget ~ User Dept.: o Approved w/conditlons
Purchasing . o Denied
Risk Mgmt. NA Current FY o Continued to:
DIS /~., , ... Funding Source:
ACM",. 141"/1-' "'" u L Advertised: o Capt. Imp.
Other Date:11/9 Pin. Co . R IXI Operating Attachments:
Submitted by: Paper: 11/12 S t. Pet o Other Bid Sunmary
/{J :J Not required Time Bid Tab
Atfected parties Appropriation Code: Bid Response with analysis
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Not required 421-1-1350-504/535 o None
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RECEIVED
FILED IN CY 11f.U2- FILE.
BID RESPONSE FORM (16-91)
Item Unit Total
No. Quantity Commodity Description Price Price --
- Approx.
1.
855
Liquid Al urn
(Aluminum Sulfate)
." $ 119.75 $102,386.25
(Basis 17% A1203)
TONS
Per specifications attached.
CONTRACT PERIOD s
10/01/90
09/30/91
F.O.B. CLEARWATER, FL
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Deliverys
after receipt of order.
1-2 days
,'.
Payment terms I
Net 30 days from date of shipment
F.J. Janocha,
this bid.
813/462-6660-90
questions
Contact
regarding
with
BIDDER REPRESEN~ATION
I represent that this
terms, conditions
Bid and
execute
identified
with all
for
to
bid is submitted in compliance
and specifications of the Invitation
that I am authorized by the owners/principals
and submit this bid on behalf of the business
below.
General
Chemical Corporation
BUSINESS
FIDt
22-2689817
NAME :
STREET ADDRESS I 90 East Halsey Rd., P.O. Box 395
CITY, STATE, ZIP CODEs
Parsippany, NJ
07054-0395
PRINT/TYPE NAME OF AUTHORIZED REPs Kenneth H. Donohue
TITLE/POSITION OF AUTHORIZED
SIGNATURE OF AUTHORIZED RE
DATE SUBMITTED: Nov. 14, 1990
TELEPHONEs
800-631-8050
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Price firm for period October 1, 1990-September 30, 1991.
Product Safety Data Sheet enclosed.
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AUDIT SUMMARY REPOR.T
1024
CUS'fOMER NA~E: CITY OF CLEARWATER.
SIZE
5.25
5
MODEL TOTAL *B-62-B
5
MAKE TOTAL AMERICAN
5
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SIZE
5.25
2
MODEL TOTAL *EDDY
2
MAKE TOTAL CLOW
2
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SIZE 5.00 1
MODEL TOTAL *K-10 (5") 1
SIZE 5.00 2
MODEL TOTAL *K-11 2
SIZE 5.25 7
MODEL TOTAL *K-81-A 7
MAKE TOTAL KENNEDY 10
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SIZE
4.50
1
MODEL TOTAL *29
1
SIZE
5.25
1
MODEL 'IOTAL *129-T
1
MAKE TOTAL M&H DRESSER
2
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SIZE
5.25
16
.
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MODEL TOTAL *A-423
16
SIZE
4.50
1
SIZE
5.25
16
NOZZLE SUMMARY REPORT AUD NO: 1024 CUSTOMER NAME: CITY OF CI,EARWATER
HYD NO MAKE MODEL CUST HOSE PUMPER CAULK SANDBLAST MIse
NO HYD NO GASKET GASK.F.r NOZZLE PAINT WORK
39 AMER B-62-B 319B-03 X
41 AMER B-62-B 319B-11 X
43 AMER B-62-B 319B-04 R
44 CJ.J7fl EDDY 311B-07 B X X
46 CJ...CAtl EDDY 311B-09 B X
37 KENN K-10 (5"319B-09 X
14 KENN K-11 303B-03 X
18 KENN K-11 303B-10 R
29 KENN K-81-A 311B-16 X
12 M&H 29 303B-Ol X
28 MUEL A-423 311B-15 X X
30 MUEL A-423 311B-06 X
47 MUEL A-423 311B-14 X
53 MUEL A-423 303B-11 X
9 MUEL IMPROVED294A-07 B X
11 MUEL IMPROVED303B-02 X
15 MUEL IMPROVED303B-05 B X
.' -. 16 MUEL IMPROVED303B-06 B X
17 MUEL IMPROVED303B-08 B X
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NOZZLE SUMMARY REPORT AUD NO: 1024 CUSTOMER. NAME: CITY OF CLEARWATER
HYD NO MAKE MODEL CUST HOSE PUMPER CAULK SANDBLAST MIse
NO HYD NO GASKET GASKEr NOZZLE PAINT WORK
19 MUEL IMPROVED303B-09 B
20 MUEL IMPROVED303B-12 X
22 MUEL IMPROVED303B-15 L
26 MUEL IMPROVED311B-02 X
27 MUEL IMPROVED311B-04 B
1 MUEL STANDARD294A-05 X
38 MUEL STANDARD319B-10 B L X
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HYDRANTS WIlli EXTENSIONS 121N
AUDIT NO: 1024
CUST NAME: CITY OF CLEARWATER
HYDRANT NO:
46 CUST HYD: 311a-09
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SIZE
5.25
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490.92
MODEL TOTAL *EDDY
1.
MAKE 'IUrAL CLOW )
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490.92
HYDRANT NO:
5.00
18 CUST HYD: 303B-IO
SIZE
1
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HODEL TOl'AL *K-11 1 377.00
HYDRANT ' ',:,.
NO: 33 COST HYD: 319B-OS . ."
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HYDRANT NO: 34 COST HYD: 319B-07
SIZE 5.25 2
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778.00
MODEL TOTAL *1{-BI-A
2
MAKE TOTAL KENNEDY 3 1155.00
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HYDRANT NO: 31 CUST HYD: 311B-Ofi
HYDRANT NO: 32 CUST HYD: 311B-10
HYDRANT NO: 45 CUST HYD: 311B-08
HYDRANT NO: 48 CUST HYD: 311B-13
SIZE 5.25 4
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MODEL 'lUrAL *A-423
4
MAKE TOTAL MUELLER 4 1456.00
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Agenda Cover Memorandum
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Item ,
Heeting Date 12/20/90
SUBJECT:
Aluminum Retaining Wall at Fire Station #48
RECOtltENOATIOH/ttOTIOH: Award
Station #48 to C.P.
most responsive and
the contract
Ward, Inc. of
responsible
CRJ And that the appropriate official be authorized to execute same,
for construction
Largo, Florida,
bid submitted
of an aluminum retaining wall at Fire
for the sum of $25,385.00 which is the lowest
in accordanriewith the plans and specifications.
BACKGROUND:
The City
feet of
Fire Station
integrity
retaining wall
which in turn has
of Environmental
of
proposes to install
pile retaining
This work must
entrance road
approximately eighty-five
wall along the bank of
be accomplished to
to the fire station.
deteriorated to the extent that the creek
siltation of Alligator Creek.
permit is not required for this
(85) lineal
Alligator Creek at
insure the structural
The existing rip-rap
bank is collapsing
A Florida Department
project.
Bid invitations where
received. The low bid
sent to 36 pre-qualified
of $25,385.00 was
contractors.
received from C.P.
Three bids
Ward, Inc.
where
The First
315-1-2407
Wall) .
Quarter Budget Review will
(Storm Drainage R&R)
include an
to project 315-1-2412
amendment transfering
(Fire Station #48
funds from
Retaining
....
Cost~: $25.385.00
(Current FY)
Funding Source:
CoIIIIIission Action
Reviewed by:
Legal N/A
Budget ~
Purchasing ~I --
Risk Mgmt, rl!A
Originating Dept.
Public Works/Engineering
tJ-tAL-
Approved
User Dept.
Approved
w/conditions
Capt. III1l.
x
Denied
Advert i sed:
Paper: PC Review
Date: 11/09/90
Paper: St. Pete Times
Date: 11/16/90
Operating
Other
Cont'd to
Not required
Affected parties
--'Tlffff i ed
Appropriation Code(s)
Attachments:
315-1-2412-637/541
Bid SUllJllary
Bid Tabulation
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Agenda Cover Memorandum f Item N
Meeting Date:
12/20/90
Subject:
Installation of 4" P .E. Gas Main
Recommendation/Motion:
Award a contract to l>l1eller COntractors for installation of 5,000
feet of 4" P.E. gas main along Aldennan Road, fran 1,000' east of U.s. Alt. 19 to
Rollirq Woods Road, at a cost of $23,250, which was the lowest responsive and
responsible bid subnitted in acx::o:rdance with the bid specifications.
IX! and that the appropriate officials be authorized to execute same.
BACKGROUND:
Pine1las county is proposing to widen Aldennan Road fran US Alt 19 to U.S.
Highway 19 in Palm Harbor. '!he project consists of two P1ases. Ft1ase I is from U.s.
Alt. 19 to Rolling Woods Road am is currently urxie.r construction. '!he sec:orrl phase,
fran Rolling Woods Road to U.S. Highway 19, is planned but not scheduled.
We propose in this project to install a 4" polyethylene gas main along Aldennan Road
fran U.s. Alt. 19 to Rolling Woods Road, ani eventually to ccm'plete the installation to
U.S. Highway 19 as the county work program progresses. '!he installation of the gas
main alorg Alderman Road will provide a vital link beb'1Ieen the east/west gas network
system in the north county area while providing gas service to the existing residential
subdivisions in the area.
'!he City has advertised am received bids fran several contractors for this project an:i
rec:arcanen:S that the contract be awarded to the low bidder, Mueller Contractors, at a
cost of $23,250. '!he total cx:>st of this project would be $40,350, including materials
cx:>st of the polyethylene gas main ($17,100) and the contract construction cost of
$23,250.
Installing the gas main while Pine1las county is ~ Alderman Road will save
the City restoration expenses. It would also be very costly arxi difficult to install
the gas main after the COUllty project has bean c:::arpleted. '!his is due to the placement
of drainage am utility facilities, as well as driveways and sidewalks.
'!he furrlin;J source for this project would be:
345-1-6337-633/532
345-1-6337-638/532
Matexials
Contractor
'!he FY 1990/91 CIP Budget of the Gas Division includes sufficient f'urxis for this
project.
Reviewed by: O~~~I~lng Dept.: Costs: $23,250 Commission Action:
Legal ~A lublic Works Total o Approved
Budget ~ / User Dept.: N/A o Approved w/conditions
Purchasi ~ Current FY o Denied
Risk Mgmt. N/A o Continued to:
DIS N fA Funding Source:
ACM (: /+V~/f-..-, Advertls!'d: C~-A2-90 o Capt, Imp,
Other P~n. . ev~ew o Operating Attachments:
Date: 10-05-90
Paper:St. Pete Times o Other Bid Tab 04-91
Submitted by: o Not required Bid Summary 04-91
,15) '71 Affected parties Appropriation Code:
Notified
ex Not required 345-1-6337/532 o None
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Agenda Cover Memorandum
f (,J II
Item #
Meeting Date:
31
12/20/90
INSTAllATION OF P. E. GAS MAINS AND SERVICE LINES
Recommendation/Motion: Award an annual contract from 1/1/91 to 12/31/91 for
installation of 5/8", 1", 2" and 4" P.E. mains and service lines to Visk Construction, Inc.
Riverview, Florida at a total estimated cost of $304,850, which was the lowest responsive
and responsible bid submitted in accordance with the specifications
[XJ and that the appropriate officials be authorized to execute same.
BACKGROUND:
In order
without
to an
various
to provide timely installation
increasing our staff,
outside contractor to
locations throughout
of new
we propose to
install P. E. gas
our service area.
gas mains and services
award an annual contract
mains and services
at
current
Inc. ,
contract with
been expended by
the current contract.
of the Gas Superintendent.
and equipment, sod, asphalt I
City will supply the gas-related
Polyethylene pipe.
The proposed contract
5/8" pipe; 3,000
of 4" pipe; 6,000
and bores; 3,000 feet
bores; 1/000 feet
10,000 square
provides for the
feet of 1" pipe; 35,000
feet of 1" 2" casing pushes;
of 6" jack and bores; 1,000
of 10" jack and bores; 55,000 square
feet of asphalt 2" thick; 5,000 square feet
limerock; 2,000 square feet of 4" concrete; 200 feet of curb
gutter replacement; and 3,000 square feet of street red brick.
installation
feet
of 20,000 feet
of 2" pipe; 8 , 000
2,000 feet of 4" jack
feet of 8" jack and
feet of sod;
of 4" thick
and
of
feet
The FY 90/91
contract.
CIP
Appropriation
includes
sufficient
funds
for
this
FUNDS
FY
FY
90/91
91/92
$228,638
76,212
Total
$304,850
Reviewed by: '-!tlng Dept,: Costs: $304,856.00 Commission Action:
Legal N/A Total 0 Approved
Rb1ic W:Jrks
Budget $228,638.00 0 Approved w/conditions
Purchasing User Dept.: Current FY 0 Denied
Risk Mgmt. GAS 0 Continued to:
DIS Funding Source:
ACM Advertised: 11/9/90 [Jt Capt. Imp.
Other ~ 11. o Operating Attachments:
apar: . ~ o Other Bid Tab 22-91
Submitted by: Bid Sl1ITITIary
.~ o Not required
ected parties Appropriation Code:
.fIed 345-1-631)-638/532
City Ma Not required o None
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CLEARWATER CITY COMMISSION
Agenda Cover Memorandum
{>tA)\5 Item , 3 ~
Heeting Date 12-20-90
~~cr: Well Field Rehabilitation and Construction
Phase I
RECOttENDATIOHIHOTlON: Award the Well Field Rehabilitation Project Part I to Centech
Utilities Corporation for the sum of $344,500 which is the lowest most responsive
and responsible bid submitted in accordance with the plans and specifications.
[&] And that the appropriate official be authorized to execute same.
developed a two-part plan to
rehabilitate certain of the City' swells. Part I of the Well Field Rehabilitation
(1) Rehabilitate seven existing non-operating potable supply wells;
three new wells; (3) Plug and abandon seven wells tha~ cannot be'
rehabilitated due to water quality problems or insufficient production; and,
( 4) collect hydrogeologic data to allow the development of a well field management
plan.
The
Public
Works
Department
has
BACKGROUND:
Project will:
(2) Construct
The work to be completed during Part I will provide the information necessary to
determine if the City should continue to invest in the rehabilitation of the well
field. The engineer's estimate for this work is $358,115. The project was
designed by Briley Wild & Associates. Permitting, general construction and field
services will be provided by Camp Dresser & McKee, Inc.
Five bids were received on Thursday, November 29, 1990, and are listed below:
Diversified Drilling Corporation, $398,721; Centech Utility Corporation, $344,500;
Alsay Incorporated, $375,360; Meridith Corporation, $354,965; Youngquist Brothers,
Incorporated, $383,325. Approval of the bid award will allow the well field
rehabilitation to begin on February 4, 1991, and will be completed July 13, 1991.
Rehabilitation of the non-operating wells and construction of the new wells is
anticipated to provide an additional water production capacity of 3.0 mgd (million
gallons per day) average day for a total well field production capacity of 6.0 mgd
average day. The increased water production will allow the City to proceed with
Part II of the well field rehabilitation which will install the pumps and
necessary piping to transport the additional supply to one of the existing
treatment reservoirs.
Funding for the rehabilitation and abandonment of the wells will
CIP code 315-1-6710-638/533, Well Improvement and Water Improvement,
of $281,222. Funding for the construction of three new wells
of data will be provided from CIP code 367-1-6724-638/533, Reservoir II Wells,
the amount of $63,278. The available balance in these projects is sufficient
provide funds for this contract.
be supplied by
in the amount
and the collection
in
to
Revieor.l'd by: Orfginati~ Dept. Costs:$344.500, Commission Action
Pub 11 c Work s
legal N/A Infrastructure ~ (Current FY) Approved
Budget /J/j Funding Source: Approved
User Dept.
w/conditions
Purchas i ng N/A Capt, I"". X
Denied
Risk Mgmt. N/A Advert i sed: Operating
10/30/90 Cont'd to
DIS N/A Date: 11/05/90 Other
ACM C. ~L- Paper: St,Pete Times Appropriation Code(s) Attachments:
Other Not required Tabulation of Bids
~~ Affected parties 367-1-6724-638/533
notified 315-1-6710-638/533
Not required
=11enale: CLW6359
12/05/90
&ID TA~ULATtO" SHEET
PROJECT: Welt Field Rehlbilitltion Proiect- Part 1
CAKP DRESSER , Kcr.EE INt,
EUYIROKKEKIAL ENGINEERS
OWNER: City of Ctearwater
DATE OF BID OPENING:
Novelber 29, J990
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~O" PN: 6359-24
SHEET NO.
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CERTIFIED AS CORRECT:
DATE:
BIDDERS
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CenTech Utility Corp.
Herdith Corporation
Alsay Incorporated
Youngquist Brothers
Div~r5ified Drilling
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DESCRIPTION
IlUAIITlTY
UHIl
UNIT PRICE AMOUNT
UNIT PRICE
AHOUNT
UNIT PRICE
AMOUNT
UNIT PRICE
AtlOUlH
UlllT PRICE
AHOIIIH
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PART 1- IIELLFIELD REHABILITAtiON AIlO IIEII IlELL COlISTRUCTIOH
YORK PHASES t AND tI
"obi)iz.tion and Delobiliz.tion
ICity Wetl HQ,/s\lFIlKO II
. lIe)1 Site No. 45/18
b lIell Sitl No. 46/19
c ' lIelt Site No. 51/23
d lIell Site No, 52/24
e lIel) Site No. 53/25
f Well Site No. 63/32
9 Veil Site No, 66/35
h lIell Site No, 78/49
i lIelt Site No. 79/50
j Yell Site liD, BO/51
J ti 3,B50 3,850 2,000 2,000 5,000 . 5,000 10,000 10,000 7,152 7,352
1 ea 3,B50 3,850 2,000 2,000 5,000 5,000 10,000 10,00<1 7,352 7,352
J Ii 3,B50 3,850 2,000 2,000 5,000 5,000 10,000 10,000 7,352 7,352
1 fa J,850 3,850 1,500 J ,SOLI 5,000 5,000 3,500 3,500 7,352 7,352
1 Ii 3,850 3,850 2,000 2,000 5,000 5,000 10,000 10,000 7,352 7,352
I ea 3,850 3,850 1,500 1,500 5,000 5,000 5,000 5,000 4,500 ~,500
J fi 3,850 3,850 2,000 2,000 5,000 5,000 JfJ , 000 10,000 7,352 7,352
J Ii 2,605 2,605 2,500 2,500 6,000 6,000 12,000 12,000 8,060 8,060
J ea 2,605 2,605 2,500 2,500 6,000 6,000 J2,OOO 12,000 9,060 8,060
1 ea 2,605 2,605 3,300 3,300 6,VOO 6,000 12,000 12,000 8,060 8,060
2 Delolish and Relove Existing
Building ICity Well ND,/S~FW"D II
Cleln Cuing
Ls J~OOO J,ooO 6,750 6,750 2,000 2,000 3,500 3,500 5,~OO 5,~00
LS 1,000 1,000 5,500 5,500 2,000 2,000 3,500 3,500 3,300 3,300
lS 1,000 1,000 5,500 5,500 2,000 2,000 3,000 3,000 3,300 3,300
LS 1,000 1,000 6,750 6,750 2,000 2,000 3,000 3,000 3,800 3,800
7 fa 150 1,050 2,800 19,600 500 3,500 1,250 8,750 750 5,250
350 If SO 11 ,500 15 5,250 20 7,000 25 8,750 20 7,000
495 If 50 24,750 17 8,415 20 9,900 25 J2,375 20 9,900
. Well Sit, No. JJ/4
b Yelt Site 110, 45/IB
c Melt Site No, 46/19
d Well Site No, 55/-
3 Relove or .edify existing piping
If nngeaen t
5 RIll Open Hol,
iilWIfJ ClIIb359
12105/90
&ID TABULATION SHEET
PROJECTs Well Field Rehlbllltatlon Projett- Plrt 1
CAIU' DRESSER' KcKEE INC.
fHVIRDNKENTAL EN6INEE~S
DWNER: City of Clearwlter
DATE OF BID OPENING:
Hove,ber 29, 1990
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(OK PH: 6359-24
SHEET NO.
3
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CERTIFIED AS CORRECT:
MTE:
BIDDERS
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CenTech Utility Corp.
Kerdith Corporation
Alsay Incorporated
Youngquist Brothers'
Diversified Drilling
lTEK
DESCRIPTION
QUANTITY
UNn
UNIT PRICE AHDUNT
UNIT PRICE AMOUNT
UUIT PRICE AMOUNT
UNIT PRICE AMOUNT
ulIn PRICE AKOU!H
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Plug and Abandon Wells
a "obi 11 uti on 7 ea 1,000 7,000 1,000 7,000 500 3,500 1,000 7,000 1,572 ll,(lO~
b C!lent Grout 1,700 bigs 28 47 ,bOO 20 34,000 18 30,600 15 25,500 15 25,SOO
c Crush Rock Fill 700 cf 10 7,000 10 7,000 15 10,500 12 B,400 9 5,bOfJ
Construct New 12-inch Dialeter
Wlter Supply Wells
12
a Well Site Contaln.ent and
Water Control Requlrelents
b Construct Well through
Unconsolidated For.ation,
Set .nd Cel.nt 12-incb NOlinal
Dia.eter Clslng Pipe Nith
Centralizers, ~atertight
locting Caps lnd Appurtenances
1. 12-lnch NOlinal Dialeter
Casing
2. Ce.ent Cising
c Construct Well through
Consolidated Forlltlon
including Specifit Capacity
Testing and Well Developlent
J
e.
500
1,500
1,000
3,000
\,000
3,000
1,000
3,000
1,000
3,000
27D
If
50
13,500
25
b,750
150
40,500
40
10,ll00
50
\3,500
220
bOO
bags
If
29
20
b,160
12,000
25
59
5,500
34,800
\B
\0
3,960
6,000
IS
15
3,300
9,000
I
20
20
4,400
12,000
13 Construct Ne.. 2-inch Dialeter
"onitoring Wells
a "obllizltlon
b Construct Veil through
Unconsolidated For.alion,
Set Ind Client 2-inch NOlinal
Dla.el.r PVC Casing Pipe Ind
Scrlea with Centralizers Ind
Appurhunces
2
SO
u
If
500
4
1,000
200
750
30
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500
20
1,000
1,000
1,000
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2,000
500
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CLEARWATER CITY COMMISSIONCAA r=.
Agenda Cover Memorandum ,,, \. J Item II
Meeting Date:
12-20-90
Subject:
SALE OF ORANGE CROP
Recommendation/Motion: Rat if Y & Conf i rm the City Manager 's approval to se 11 the orange crop
to Edwards Fruit Company for $8,700 cash.
g: and that the appropriate officials be authorized to execute same.
BACKGROUND: On November
crop located at the
16, 1990 bids were opened for the sale of the City owned orange
sludge disposal farm site in Hillsborough County.
Only two bids were received and, of the two, only Edwards Fruit Company of lakeland prepared
and submitted a bid which met all criteria of the bid specifications. The bid states that
payment to the City shall be made in full upon acceptance of the contract. Edwards Fruit
Company bid $8,700 cash. Taylor Brothers Fruit Co. of Tarpon Springs offered $11,300 for
the goods but abridged the specifications by proposing to make two partial payments ($7,000
on January 31, 1991 and $4,300 on April 30, 1991).
As this is a revenue bid and there is only one acceptable bidder, the City Manager authorized
staff to proceed with the sale of the orange crop.
Reviewed by: Originating Dept.: Costs: NA Commission Action:
Legal NA ADHINI STRAT ION Total o Approved
Budget NA o Approved w/condltions
Purchasing NA User Dept.: Current FY o Denied
Risk Mgmt. NA o Continued to:
DIS NA Funding Source:
ACM NA Advertised: o Capt. Imp.
Other NA o Operating Attachments:
Date:
Paper: o Other
Submitted by: ~ Not required
071- Affected parties Appropriation Code:
[J Notified B None
City ManagE"'" Not required
.'
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Item *
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CLEARWATER CITY COMMISSION
Meeting Date
Dee, 20. 1990
Agenda Cover Memorandum
Subject:
GRANT FROM HOUSING AUTHORITY
Recommendation/Motion:
in the amount
Accept a grant
of $49,186.
from
the
Clearwater
Housing
Authority
D
and that the appropriate official be authorized to execute same,
BACKGROUND
In November, 1989, the
Housing Authority in the
(which was not awarded) to
Development, and assigned a
Neighborhood Patrol. All costs
been funded by the City.
Police Department assisted the Clearwater
preparation of a drug elimination grant
the Department of Housing and Urban
Sergeant to the Condon Gardens
associated with this position have
A second
to
of
grant application was
H.U.D. in August, 1990 and
this grant was awarded to
awarded
reimburse
submitted by the Housing Authority
in September, 1990. $49,186
the City.
The Chief of
grant and amend
first quarter to add one (1) Sergeant/s
supervision to the newly created patrol ternn.
$46,590.
Police
the
is requesting
Police
authorization
Department
to accept this
1990-1991 fiscal budget at
position in Patrol to provide
Total cost for the position is
Reviewed by: Originating Oept, Costs: $46.590 Commission Action
Legal N/A ~/~ (Current FY) 1990-91 Approved X'
,r.U> Police
Budget User Dept. Funding Source: Approved
w/eondltions
Purchasing N/A Capt. I~,
NIIt Denied
Risk Mgmt. Advertised: Operating
IV lit Contld to
DIS Date: Other Grant
ACM /JIlt Paper:
AliA Appropriation Code Attachments:
Other Not required Letter from Housing
Authority Dated
~ed b~~ Affected parties Sept. 25, 1990
notified
Cy~ Not required
,',
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CLEARWATER CITY COMMISSION "" \JJ Heeting Date
Agenda Cover Memorandum
Y-5
12-20-90
SUBJECT: Drew Street Widening
REalltENDATIOH/HOTlOH: Approve the joint City-Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT)
Drew Street Widening project
c=: And that the appropriate official be authorized to execute same,
BACKGROUND: At its March 1, 1990,
a staff report on the Greater
report by representatives
meeting the
Clearwater
hearing
Plan I a
1.
FOOT will cancel its present
Street and Missouri Avenue.
Street Widening effort.
plan to upgrade
Funds to be
the
allotted
intersection of Drew
to the Greater Drew
2.
FOOT to sponsor and endorse
Planning Organization (MPO)
the project
process.
relating
to the Metropolitan
3. FOOT to include the project in its first available budget year, FY95/96.
4. City to begin Planning, Development & Engineering (PO&E) study
immediately and to accomplish as much design, right-of-way acquisition,
and construction as its $4 million dollar contribution will afford.
With this strategy, much time will be saved through the early-start efficiencies.
It is proposed to obtain scope
engineer's selection process
of
very
services data
shortly.
from FDOT and begin a
consulting
(continued):
Reviewed by:
Legal N/A
Budget 11!>
Purchasing NfA
Risk Mgmt, NfA
Originating Dept.
Public Works
Costs:
Commission Action
User Dept.
w{/LL
(Current FY)
Funding Source:
Capt. I~.
Operating
Other
Approved
Approved
w/conditions
Advertised:
Denied
Cont'd to
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Date:
Other
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Memorandum to City Commission
dated 11/2/90
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Agenda Cover Memorandum
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Meeting Date:12/20/90
Subject:
LOCATION OF SANITATION COMPLEX
Recommendation/Motion:
Locate the Sanitation Complex on the City-owned property known
as the former Campbell property site.
Dl and that the appropriate officials be authorized to execute same.
BACKGROUND:
The current sanitation facilities at Marshall Street are being phased out by
expansion of the Marshall Street AWT Wastewater Treatment Plant. A 10-acre parcel
for relocation of the Sanitation Division was located and purchased from the
Pinellas County School Board in 1989 for $749,210. This site is adjacent to the
Ai rpark.
As requested by the City Commission. staff has evaluated alternative locations for
the new sanitation management complex after concerns were raised over the
compatibility of solid waste operation proposed for the site in and around the
aircraft runway protection zones at the north end of the Airpark.
Alternative locations were examined according to the acreage required by the
sanitation division to accommodate general offices, employee parking, heavy
equipment, maintenance yard, and recycling programs. Proximity of any alternative
site to the existing fleet maintenance facility was also an important criteria.
While alternative locations were evaluated solely for sanitation division use,
alternative uses for the former school board property were also evaluated in the
event relocation of the sanitation yard to the Campbell property was recommended.
After thorough consideration of several alternative sites and requirements of
and infrastructure divisions of Public Works, staff
division be relocated to the City-owned Campbell
sanitation. parks & recreation
recommends that the sanitation
property.
The former school board site near the Airpark can be fully and more beneficially
utilized by the Parks and Recreation Department and wastewater and future
stormwater utility functions under the Public Works infr'astructure group.
Reviewed by: Originating Dept,: Costs: -0- Commission Action:
Legal Total o Approved
Public Works De t.
Budget o Approved w/conditions
Purchasing User Dept.: Current FY o Denied
Risk Mgmt. o Continued to:
DIS Funding Source:
ACM Advertised: o Capt. Imp. Attachments:
Other Date: o Operating
Paper: o Other Greiner letter dated 12/10/90
Submitted by:
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Affected parties
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Subject:
Request for forgiveness of the loan made to Clearwater Neighborhood Housing Services (CNHS) in 1985.
Recommendation/Motion:
The City forgive the $15,000 loan which was made to CNHS in 1985.
Ga and that the appropriate officials be authorized to execute same.
BACKGROUND:
On June 20, 1985 the City loaned $15,000 to CNHS. The purpose of the loan was to support the CNHS operating budget at
a time when private sector support had declined. At that time, the Clearwater Neighborhood Developmc!lt Corporation
(CNDC) was operating as a revenue-generating arm uf the CNHS. Additional operating funds were anticipated from CNDC.
In June, 1986 the City extended the loan due date to 1989. At that time, no payments on the loan had been made. The
extension to 1989 was proposed in recognition of the extension of CNHS services to the North Greenwood neighborhood. The
North Greenwood program was originally proposed as a three-year operation. The intent was that the corporation would
disband when the mission in North Greenwood was complete, and the assets of the corporation would revert to the City.
Since the extension was granted in 1986, there have been several changes which have altered the conditions under which the
extension was granted. The CNHS offices did not move to the North Greenwood area until December 1990t therefore full
implementation of the CNHS program for North Greenwood is just beginning. The CNDC has separated from CNHS. The
CNDC has evolved into Tampa Bay Community Development Corporationt which has a separate board and produces
affordable housing throughout Pinellas County. The CNHS remains a viable neighborhood based organization, which functions
as the outreach and organizational structure for housing and economic development in the North Greenwood Community.
It is not feasible to seek repayment from CNHS for the loan which supported the creation of the Tampa Bay Community
Development Corporation. In order to have audit reports which accurately reflect the assets and liabilities of the City and
CNHS, it is recommended that this loan be forgiven.
Reviewed by: Originating Dept.: Costs: $,r:;,()Qo Commission Action:
Legal NIJ\ Total 0 Approved
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Budget 0 Approved w/conditlons
Purchasing N/A Current FY 0 Denied
Risk Mgmt. NIJ\ 0
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DIS rF- Funding Source:
ACM Advertised: o Capt. Imp.
Other o Operating Attachments:
Date:
Paper: ~ Other CDBG 1. Letter from Isay Gulley
Submitted by: llil Not required 2. Agenda Memo 6/20/85
~1/. Affected parties Appropriation Code: 3 . Agenda Memo 6/5/86
Notified 686-7200-480-554 o None
City Manage Not required
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The following is fair
by the City's Consulting
tor be compensated.
reasonable for the
(BWA)
new work, and it
that it be accepted
is
and
recommended
the Contrac-
Description:
Amount:
"Material" cost,
steel, Precast Vault, Sealant,
Support Angle and beam,
including Concrete Slab, Reinforcing
Cover Plate,
Aluminum
and anchors.
=
$3,361. 00
"Labor" cost to install =
$1,086.00
Subtotal =
$4,447.00
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$
400.00
Subtotal =
$4,847.00
General Contractor's Fee (10%) =
$
485.00+
Total Increased Cost =
$5,332.00
SUMMARY OF CONSTRUCTION COSTS
Original Contract Total Lump Sum Bid Amount =
$13,880,000.00
Increase
Decrease
Adjusted Contract Total
Bid Amount by Previously
Approved Change Order No. 1 =
$31,213.00
$13,911,213.00
Adjusted Contract Total Bid
Amount by Previously
Approved Clian-ge Order No. 2 =
$10,223.00
$13,921,436.00
Adjusted Contract Total Bid
Amount by Previously Approved
Change Order No. 3 = $32,967.00 -------- $13,954,403.00
Adjusted Contract Total Bid
Amount by Previously Approved
Change Order No. 4 = $142,282.00 -------- ..$14~096,685. 00
Adjusted Contract Total Bid
Amount by Previously
Approved Change Order No. 5 = $10,838.00 -------- $14,10'1,523.00
Adjusted Contract
Sum Bid Amount by this
Order No. 6 Exhibit
thru "C".
"N et" increase by this
Total Lump
Change
Items "A"
$73,389.00
Change Order No. 6 =
$
73,389.00
Adjusted Contract Total Lump Sum Bid Amount by this
Change Order No. 6 =
$14,180,912.00
Exhibit Item "A"
Continued
Description:
Amount:
Slide Gate Modifications =
$
250.00
Progressive
(Robbin's.
Cavity Pumps =
Meyers Moyno Model
$
22,27'1.00
lH115Gl,
Type
CDQ)
Pump Piping, Valves and Accessories =
$ 45,870.00
Sluice Gates =
$ 22,000.00
Air Piping, Valves and Accessories =
$ 38,093.00
EFW (Effluent Flushing Water) Piping. Valves and
Accessories =
TOT AL INCREASED COST =
$ 1,888.00
$ 9,323.00
$ 1,050.00
$163,893.00
$ 15,352.00
$ 519.00
$ 899.00
$180,663.00 ./"
Electrical (Subcontractor) =
Painting (Subcontractor) =
Subtotal =
1fPlus" General Contractor's Overhead and Profit (10%) =
"Plus" Subcontractor's Overhead and Profit (5%) =
Bond =
MODIFICATIONS REQUIRED TO PROVIDE HORIZONTAL
AND VERTICAL SPACES NECESSARY FOR THE WEMCO MODEL "C"
SLUDGE PUMP INSTALLATIONS
Exhibit Item "B"
(Refer to BIG letter of 4/3/90 and BWA letter of 4/12/90.)
New WEMCO
sludge pump
had been replaced
to the existing piping
"cn sludge pumps.
Model "C"
station.
by
pumps were
However,
a
was
specified to be installed
the pumps originally installed
different type of pump and therefore
req uired in order to install the new
in the primary
at this station
modifications
WEMCO Model
The following costs are fair
City's Consulting Engineers
compensated for the added
and reasonable
(BWA) that it be
work.
and it is recommended
accepted and the
by the
Con tractor
Exhibit 1 tem "Fa
Continued
"Plus" Contractor's Overhead and Profit (10%) =
$
166.00
Subtotal =
$1,826.00
Performance Bond =
$
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TOTAL INCREASED COST =
$1,835.00
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REMOVE SAND BUILD-UP FROM EXISTING
INFLUENT CHANNEL BETWEEN THE PUMP HOUSE AND THE
INFLUENT STRUCTURE
Exhibit Item "G"
(Refer to BW A letters of 6/28/90 and 7/6/90; Also see B/ G letter dated 7/3/90.)
The Owner
of sand from
was directed
necessary.
(W. P. C.) directed that
the Pump House to
to complete the work
the existing
the Influent
based upon
Influent Channel
Structure.
the actual time
be cleaned
The Contractor
and material
T he following time
Engineer's field
Enginner (BWA)
new work.
and Material costs
records, and it is
tha t it be accepted
are reasonable,
recommended by
and the Contractor
and do agree with the
the City's Consulting
reimbursed for the
TOT AL INCREASED COST =
Amount:
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$260.00
$140.00
$403.00
$803.00
$ 80.00+
$ 5.00
$888.00 /
Description:
100 Ton Crane/Operator (4 Hrs. @ $65.00/Hr) =
Front-End Loader/Operator (4 Hrs. @ $35.00/Hr) =
Laborers (62 Hra. @ 6.50/Hr.) =
Subtotal =
"Plus" Contractor's Overhead and Profit (10%) =
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SUMMARY OF CONSTRUCTION COSTS
Original Contract Total Lump
Sum Bid Amount =
$18,501,000.00.
Increase
Decrease
Adjusted Contract Total Bid
Amount by Previously
Approved Change Order No. 1 = $131,108.00 --------
Adjusted Contract Total
Bid Amount by Previously
Approved Change Order No. 2 = $ 11,363.00 --------
Adjusted Contract Total
Bid Amount by Previously
Approved Change Order No. 3 = $131,921.00 --------
Adjusted Contract Total Bid
Amount by this Change Order
No.4, Exhibit Items
"A" thru "G" = $192,170.00 --------
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$18,632,108.00.
$18,643,471. 00
$18,775,392.00
"Net" Increase by this Change Order No. 4 =
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Applicant (owner of record):
1907 Calumet Street
APPUCA nON FOR sun PLAN RI!VlI!W
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Address:
City:
Clearwater
State:
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Representative:
Phone (Area Code):
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City:
State:
Reg.
Professional Title: Reo.
Zip:
Engineer #8508
land Surveyor #1762
Prepllrer of plan:
AddreM~9228 U.S. Hwy. 19 North
S. "Sandy" 11 overas,
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City:
Clearwater
State: F l
Zip:
34621
PIIone (Area Code): ( 813 )- 784 - 3965
1iUe of Site PlanlProject: Instrument Transformers
Generallocationorprope~ Between Calumet Street and lIercu1es Avenue, approximate1v 3/8 mile
south of Sunset Point Road.
Zoning:
Land Use Plan dassification:
Emling use of proper~
Transformer IIIanU:facturing operation.
Proposed use of property;
Transformer manufacturinQ oDeration.
If variance and/or conditional uses are involve~ e:rplain (if more space is required attach separate sheet):
Not involved.
City Ordinance No. 3128.83 and No. 3129.83 require a pBrb and recreation implld fee to be paid for aU nonresidential projects
over 1 acre in size and aU residential developments. To your knowledge, hll5 thi5 property complied with Ordinance No. 3128-
83 and No. 3129-837 Yes If yes, explain how and when: Exact amount and method of Da \11lent
cannot be determined.
NOTE: For fwther details regllrding this fee, please contact Parb &: Recreation Department at 462-6531.
Assessed just value or property (attach verification): $2,566,400.00
Most recent sales price (attach verification): $1 .. 059 .. 510. 00
Fee Cor Site Plan Review:
1. Base charge for each site plan.......................$300.00; plus
(s) For each acre or fraction thereof..__..._..50.00
2. RevalidatioD of a certified site pllUl..................50.00
3. Site plan amendment............................_.............so.OO
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The applicant, by filing this appJjc:atioa agrees that helshe will comply with Section 137.0lD Site Plans of the City's Laud Development
Code.
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JOHNSON
.Uthe 8pplication is signed by an individual ,)thcr than the property owner (e.g.
by the prOpelty owner authorizing this m,f;vidnal to sign the application.
representative), please attach . statement signed
..PLI!ASB FOLD PLANS/PLA 1'8
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CLEARWATER CITY COMMISSION a
Agenda Cover Memorandum q\...t> \ Item #
Meeting Date: 12/20/90
SUBJECT:
Preliminary Subdivision Plat (Replat) of The Clearwater Collection Second Replat and related Amended CPO Site Plan for
Clearwater Collection Shopping Center located Northeast of U.S. 19 and Drew Street, at 21680-21870 U.S. 19.
(PSP 86-35, SUB 90-03)
RECOMMENDATION:
City Commission receive the Preliminary Subdivision Plat of the Clearwater Collection Second Replat and related amended CPO
Site Plan for Clearwater CollectIon ShoppIng Center and authorize final action by the Development Review Committee (D.R.C.)
subject to the conditIons listed on page 2.
[ ) And that the appropriate offlclall be authorized to execute same.
BACKGROUND:
The original master CPO site plan for this development because effective with second ordinance reading of the CPO zoning
for the property at the City Commission meeting on December 18, 1986. There have been numerous subsequent revisions
to the site plan. On July 16, 1987, the City Commission reviewed a related preliminary plat which permitted multiple
ownerships for the shoppIng center. The plat was approved by the O.R.C. on August 13, 1987.
Home Depot Is now preparing to occupy the major tenant space at the northeast corner of the shopping center where
lechmere was previously located. A 16,000 sq. ft. addition Is planned to meet the space needs for Home Depot. The
conditIonal use for the company's outdoor garden center was approved by the Planning and Zoning Board on October 30,
1990 subject to the follOWing conditions: 1) No temporary buildings, portable buildings, tents, stands, trailers, vending carts
or IIka buildings or Itructures shall be utilized ancillary to the conditional use in accordance with Section 136.025(22)a;
2) The requisite site plan shall be certified within she (6) months; 3) Approval of the related parking variance shall be obtained;
4) The eppllcant shall obtain slta plan modification approval from the City Commission; and 5) There shall be no encroachment
upon adjoining sidewalk between the garden center and bUilding 300. The site plan's current modifications include and
adjustment to the parking layout which Involves a 10 space parking variance. This variance was found to be minimal and
was approved by the Development Code Adjustment Board on November 8, 1990 subject to the following conditions: 1)
The requisite building permit shall be obtained within six (6) months from certification of the requisite site plan and plat; and
2) The requisIte amended plan and plat shall be certified within six (6) months.
The land Is being replatted as the property lines will change with the Home Depot building expansion.
A Traffic Impact Study for the proposed expansion has been reviewed by the City's Traffic Engineering Division for
concurrency and based on their recommendation, the Planning and Development staff has issued a certificate of capacity.
* At their work session on December 17, 1990, the City Commission in review of this agenda item determined that the site
should be restricted to one pylon sign (on each of the streets) at the amortization date of October 13, 1992 for the purpose
of property Identification which Is In keeping with the spirit and intent of the City's Sign Ordinance. Based on this, a new
condition #5 should be added to read as follows:
5.
On October 13, 1992, the shopping center site shall be restricted to a total of one (1) free-standing sign on
each of the two major streets adjacent to the site.
Rovlewed by: Originating DeB . NA Commission Action:
NA Planning & Develop Total 0 Approved
legal
Budget NA 0 Approved w/conditions
Purchasing NA User Dept.: 0 Denied
Risk Mgmt. NA Current FY 0
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Development Code Administration
City Hall Annex, 10 South Missouri Ave.
P.O. Box 4748
Clearwater, FL 34618-4748
Phone: 462-6840
FOa OFFICE USE ONLY:
Submittal Date:
,Receipt No.
C.C. Meeting
App. No.
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APPLICATION FOa SUBDIVISION PLAT REVIEW
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Westchester Lakes Development Corp.
Applic~nt (owner of record):
_4003
Phone (Area Code): (813 )-796
State:Florida Zip: 34621
Address:'7~Q ~.R. SAO
City: Clearwater
Representative: ~;rn~~rl r.p;~p~
Phone (Area Code): (813 )-796
- 4003
Address:
aD City' Cl t State: Florida Zip: 34621
2759 S 'RK,e!th A. Appenzeller . earwa er
~f plan: Appenzeller, Boyd, & Zarraprofessional Title:Professional Engineer
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Preparer
Address:
3135 State Road 580
City: Safety Harbor
State:Florida Zip: 34695
Phone (Area Code): (813)- 726. 8455
Title of Proposed Subdivision Plat: Westchester Lake Townhomes
General location of property: SAbA 1 Spri n~s Drive & CountrYRi de ROll1 PVJ:lT'~
Zoning:: "~'Pn, 0
Existing use of p,roperty:
Medium Density
Land Use Plan Classification: (8.1-16.0 units/ac.)
No Structures; Site Improvements constructed
Proposed use of property:
Townhomes
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City Ordinances No.'s 3128-83 and 3129-83 require a parks and recreation impact fee to be
paid .for all nonresidential projects over 1 acre in size and all residential developments.
Has this property complied with Ord. #3128-83 and 3129-831 yes If yes, explain how and
when: Exempt Per Ream Wilson
Assessed just value of property (attach verification):
$925,000.00
Most: recent sales price (attach verification) ,$700,000.00
As of (date): 917/90
Fee for Subdivision Plat Review:
1. Base charge for each preliminary $850.00
"~'::,, ; subdivision plat................................. .$300.00 plus
(a) For each lot included on the plat.............$2S.00 per lot
2. Revalidation of a Certified Preliminary
Subdivision Plat....................................50.00
3. Subdivision Plat Amendment (After Certification,
Prior to Recording).................................SO.OO
4. Administrative Lot Division.........................50.00
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Any request for a variance fro. the regulations set forth in Chapter 133 shall be sub-
mitted in writing to Development Code Administration concurrently witb tbe preliminary
plat. Such written request shall state fully the grounds for the variance request and all
facts relied upon by the petitioner.
The applicant, by filing this application agrees
Subdivision and Condominium Platting Regulations,
S1gnature*:
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CLEARWATER CITY COMMISSION flU I <( a
Agenda Cover Memorandum
Meetlnglt;~te~ 12 / 2 /90
WELLHEAD PROTECTION ORDINANCE
Recommendation/Motion:
The City Commission receive the proposed water resources
wellhead protection amendments to the Land Development Code and refer the
amendments to the City Clerk for advertisement for public hearings.
o and that the appropriate officials be authorized to execure same.
BACKGROUND:
The City of Clearwater Comprehensive Plan requires that the City adopt a Wellhead
Protection Ordinance. The Public Works Department has prepared a draft
ordinance (attached) for the purpose of establishing a city-wide contamination
prevention program. In order to facilitate adoption, staff would suggest a review
schedule by the Commission that would initiate receipt and referral on December
20, 1990, and a first reading after a review of the ordinance by appropriate
interests.
The purpose of the Wellhead Protection Ordinance is to protect potable water
supply sources within the City limits from land use and development related
pollution. The ordinance requires that after July 1, 1991, all nonresidential
activities proposed on property within 200 feet of a potable water supply well and
which involve the use, handling, or storage of contaminating material, be
permitted after supplying an approved written plan addressing the safety features
and practices to be associated with the activities. Additionally, the ordinance
requires that such existing activities heretofore described be similarly permitted
by December 31, 1991.
The ordinance is directed toward nonresidential uses within 200 ft. of existing
City wells. The ordinance is general and subjective in nature, allowing the
public Works Department to judge each permit application according to its own
circumstances.
Reviewed b rlglnatln~W'M. Costs: N/A Commission Action:
Legal Total o Approved
Public Works
Budget N A User Dept.: o Approved w/conditlons
Purchasing o Denied
Risk Mgmt. N/A Current FY o Continued to:
~~M6 iJv:l1t '-- Funding Source:
Advertised: o Capt. Imp. Attachments:
Other Date: 12-13-90 o Operating
Paper:- Clw Times o Other Ordinance No. 5067-90
Submitted by: o Not required
~'A. Affected parties Appropriation Code:
o Notified o None
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1990
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NAME
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PROPERTY
OWNER(S)
Gerald
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Rehm
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Assocs. ,
Inc.
ADDRESS
725
Lakeview
Road
PHONE
446-0024
REPRESENTATIVE
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C,era1d
S.
Rehm
ADDRESS
Same
PHONE
Same
LEGAL
DESCRIPTION
OF
PROPERTY
(SUBJECT
OF
REQUEST)
Lots 17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
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Lake Belleview addition as recorded in Plat Book 9 paqe 141 of Public
Records of Pinellas County.
.GENERAL LOCATION
699
701
725 Lakeview Road
ACREAGE
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PRESENT ZONING DISTRICT
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REQUESTED ZONING DISTRICT
IL
Note:
A separate application is required if the zoning district is
proposed to be changed.
PRESENT CLEARWATER COMPREHENSIVE LAND USE PLAN CLASSIFICATION
.
Commercial tourist facility
REQUESTED CLEARWATER COMPREHENSIVE LAND USE PLAN CLASSIFICATION
Industrial
REASON FOR REQUEST
Property is under one ownership.
A portion of
property is zoned IL.
General character of area is industrial.
PINELLAS COUNTY COMPREHENSIVE LAND USE PLAN CLASSIFICATION
Commercial Services
IS THE
COUNTY
REQUESTED LAND
LAND USE PLAN
USE CATEGORY IN
CLASSIFICATION?
CONFORMANCE
YES
WITH
NO
THE
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PINELLAS
Note:
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County Land
Pinellas
(Chapter 163
Use Plan amendments
County Planning
F.S.).
require
Council and the
the approval of the
State of Florida
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State Growth Management
of Land Use Plan
year.
Legislation limits final approval
amendments by the City Commission to twice a
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AFFIDAVIT OF NO LIENS
BEFORE ME,
the undersigned authority, personally appeared
as Representative of OUEST INN, INC., a
Not-for-Profit , who, being first duly sworn, depose and
Florida Corporation,
say:
to
the
1. That they are the owners of legal and equitable title
following described property in pinellas County, Florida, to wit:
'That portion
Book 1, Page
as follows:
of Lot 2, Nicholson and Sloan's Subdivision, as recorded in Plat
38, of the Public Records of Pinellas County, Florida, described
Begin at the Northwest corner of Lot 2 of said Nicholson and Sloan's
Subdivision and run Easterly along the Northerly line of said Lot 2, 2.00
feet to a point hereby designated for reference as Point "A"; beginning again
at the point-of-beginning, run Southerly along the Westerly line of said Lot
2, 21.05 feet; thence run Northeasterly to previously designated Point "A".
Together with a temporary construction easement lying two feet (2') East of
and adjacent to the above described easement. This temporary easement will
expire at completion of the construction.
2. That said property is now in the possession of the record owner.
said
said
4. That th e are no liens
title of the property hereinabove
5. That it is hereby warranted that no notice has been received for
any public hearing regarding assessments for improvements by any government,
and it is hereby warranted that there are no unpaid assessments against the
above property for improvements thereto by any government, whether or not.
said assessments appear of record.
6. That there is no outstanding sewer service charges or assessments
payable to any government.
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That the representations embraced herein are for the purpose of
CITY OF CLEARWATER, its agents, successors and assigns to rely
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SECRETARY
Sworn to and subscribed to before me this
A.D., 1990.
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(CORPORATE SEAJ~)
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MY CO~:t.HSSION EXP JUNE 18 1994
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enter C t Hall Annex Saili
I. Categories of user groups Existina Proposed
A. City Related Group No Charge Same
B. Co-Sponsored Group $1.00 Same
C. Outside Group
1. Public/Civic/Church Hourly Charges Same
(Clw. based groups
only)
2. Private Basic Rental, Hourly Same
Charges, plus
Equipment Charges
3. Commercial Basic Rental, Hourly Same
Charges, plus
Equipment Charges, and
10% of gross
Fees and Charges Impact
II. Existina Proposed of Fees
A. Municipal Buildings
1. Basic Rental Fee $50.00 $70.00 $20.00
2. Hourly Charges
a. Utilities/hr. $10.00 $10.00
b. Personnel/hr. $10.00 $10.00
3. Equipment Charge $ 5.00 $ 5.00
(per piece of
equipment, per
day)
B. Athletic Fields
1. Hourly Charges
a. Utilities/hr. $ 8.50 $ 9.00 $ .50
b. Personnel/hr. $11.00 $11.50 $ .50
$16.50 (Straight Time) $
$17.25 .75
(Overtime)
c. Reservation
fee/hr. $ 5.00 $ 6.00 $ 1.00
C. Swimming'Pools
1. Basic Rental
Fee/hr. $50.00 $60.00 $10.00
2. Hourly Charges
a. Utilities/hr. $ 6.50 $ 8.00 $ 1.50
b. Personnel/hr. $ 7.50 $ 7.50
Librarv Meetina Rooms and Recreation Centers:
I.
Categories of user groups
A.
B.
C.
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Co-Sponsored Group
Outside Group
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No Charge
No Charge
No Charge
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Basic Rental and Hourly
Charges (when appli-
cable)
II. Fees and Charges
A.
B.
Basic Rental Charge
Hourly Charges (when
applicable)
Existina
None
Proposed
$25.00
None
$10.00
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CAMPBELL BEAUTIFICATION
BREAKDOWN (IN DOLLARS)
1990
COURTNEY
COST
DESCRIPTION CONTRACTED VOL. LABOR CITY
PLANTING
*Saba1 Palm Trees 69,200
548 L & M
*Yaupon 6,150
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*Sea Grape 1,968 ** 1,968
Oleander 1,275 ** 1,275 . .
Dwarf 5,636 ** 5,636
Lantana 1,280 ** 1,280
Fountain 2,375 ** 2,125
Railroad Vine ** 1,990 ** 2,300
@ $2.00/each
*Wildf1ower (seeds) 250 250
SOIL PREPARATION
Round-up for Wildflowers) ** 7,000
Roto-till for Wildflowers ** '3;150 ,
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Mulching ** 14,000 * 14,000
Terrasorb AG 3,740
Staking ** 11,350
OTHER
Establishment Watering 34,302 - "
COMPILATION: 91,874.00 28,274.00 72,352.00
TOTAL PROJECT COST: 192,500.00
* Native Plant Materials
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** In-Kind Donations
Note:
The 1989 original design
power lines, excavating,
as well as an additional 200
cedar trees, 18 holly trees, 854
and 70 bushes of fountain grass.
material costs, accounted for the
cost.
Relocating electrical
purchase of fill dirt,
trees, 50 pine trees, 22
dwarf oleander, 120 lantana
These, and adjustments to
additional $301,719.00
included:
hauling and
palm
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may require a deposit in the amount required for a new account.
(c) Impact fees:
(1) Water. There is hereby imposed a water impact fee, based on the
capita 1 portion of the cost of financing the extension of the city. s water
system, on the single-family residential unit or equivalent single-family
residential unit, or lIequivalent living unit,1I which is responsible for creating
the need for additional water system financing. The obligation for payment of
the fee shall occur at the time the first building or plumbing permit is issued.
The water impact fee shall be Qavable at the buildinQ division at the time the
first buildina or plumbina permit is issued. as follows:
a. Residential accounts:
Single-family, duplex, and multi-family
residential (regardless of the form of ownership),
and mobile homes, per unit:
$480.00
b. Each nonres i dent i a 1 account wi 11, for the purpose of estab 1 ish i ng the
water impact fee, be considered to comprise a number of equivalent living units
based upon the size of water meter or meters required to serve the account. The
water impact fee shall be $480.00 for each equivalent living unit. Equivalent
living units and fees shall be determined according to the following table:
Meter Equivalent Water
Size Living Unit Impact
(inches) Fee
Less than 1 .;.f.B. 1 $ 480.00
1 2.5 1,200.00
1 1/2 5 2,400.00
2 8 3,840.00
3 Compound 15 7,200.00
4 Compound 25 12,000.00
6 Compound 50 24,000.00
3 Turbo 17.5 8,400.00
4 Turbo 50 24,000.00
6 Turbo 100 48,000.00
c. Each additional unit or equivalent living unit occasioned by changes
in property usage subsequent to April 1, 1990, shall be subject to a water impact
fee computed in accordance with subparagraph a or b, above, wh ichever is
applicable. If a building permit is issued for an existing connection which will
increase water demand, the total number of units or equivalent living units for
the old and new parts of the structure shall be computed in accordance with
subparagraph a or b, above. The number of new units or equivalent living units
shall be determined by subtracting the number of old units or equivalent living
units in the entire structure from the total number of units or equivalent living
units. The water impact fee will be assessed on the remaining number of new units
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or equivalent living units.
d. Whenever any work for which an impact fee required by this subsection
has been commenced without first paying such fee, then such fee shall be tripled.
e. New lawn meters shall be assessed by meter size as follows:
Meter Size
Water Impact Fee
Less than UAdcr 1 inch
1 inch
2--1 inch in manifold
1 1/2 inch
2 inch
3 inch compound
2 2 iACA iA manifold
4 inch compound
6 inch compound
3 inch turbo
4 inch turbo
6 inch turbo
$ 70.00
175.00
350.00
350.00
560.00
1,050.00
1,050.00
1,750.00
3,500.00
1,225.00
3,500.00
7,000.00
(2) Storm drainage. See the building code adopted in chapter 138~.
(3) Wastewater impact fees: Payable at the building division department
at the time the first building or plumbing permit is issued:
a. Residential accounts:
Single-family, duplex, and.multi-family
residential (regardless of the form of ownership),
and mobile homes, per unit:
$900.00
b. Each nonresidential account will, for the purpose of establ ishing the
wastewater impact fee, be considered to comprise a number of equivalent single-
family residential units or "equivalent living units" based upon the size of the
water meter or meters required to serve the account. The wastewater impact fee
shall be $900.00 for ~ach equivalent living unit. Equivalent living units anu
fees sha 11 be determined according to the following table:
Meter Equivalent Wastewater
Size Living Units Impact
(inches) Fee
Less than 1 5/8 or 3/1 1 $ 900.00
1 2.5 2,250.00
1 1/2 5 4,500.00
2 8 7,~00.00
3 Compound 15 13,50J.00
4 Compound 25 ~2,500.00
6 Compound 50 45,000.00
3 Turbo 17.5 15,7fiO.00
4 Turbo 50 45,000.00
6 Turbo 100 90,000.00
c. Each additional unit or equivalent living unit or part thereof,
occasioned by changes in property usage subsequent to April 1, 1990, shall be
subject to a wastewater impact fee computed in accordance with the rates set
forth in subparagraph a or b, above, whichever is applicable. If a building
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Taps on Water Mains
211 tap on 211 main $ 260.00
211 tap on 411 main 315.00
211 tap on 611 main 330.00
211 tap on 811 main 335.00
211 tap on 10" main 390.00
2" tap on 12" main 390.00
211 tap on 16" main 470.00
211 tap on 20" main 470.00
411 tap on 4" main 920.00
4" tap on 6" main 935.00
411 tap on 8" main 955.00
411 tap on 10" main 1,070.00
411 tap on 12" main 1,125.00
411 tap on 16" main . 1,275.00
411 tap on 20" main 1,325.00
611 tap on 611 main 1.130.00
611 tap on 8" main 1,195.00
611 tap on 1011 main 1,255.00
611 tap on 1211 main 1,355.00
611 tap on 16" main 1,455.00
611 tap on 2011 main 1,670.00
811 tap on 8" main 1,270.00
811 tap on 1011 main 1,410.00
811 tap on 12" main 1,475.00
811 tap on 16" main 1,555.00
811 tap on 20" main 1,770.00
1211 tap on 1211 main 2,060.00
1211 tap on 1611 main 2,205.00
12" tap on 2011 main 2,365.00
All charges for services, pipe and meters outside the city limits sha 11 be
twenty-five (25) per cent additional.
Backflow Prevention Device Installation
Charges for furnishing and installing reduced-pressure (IIRplI) or double-check
(IIDCII) backflow prevention devices, when required by city ordinance:
Size
Single
DC
$210
275
320
225
290
335
3/411
3/4"
3/411
(above ground,
with cover)
(below 9round,
, in box)
1"
1" (above ground,
with cover)
111 (below ground,
in box)
1-1/2"
211
311
411
6"
8"
320
395
1280
1710
2345
3910
Parallel
DC
$355
N/A
N/A
385
N/A
N/A
595
770
2295
3165
4560
7650
Single
RP
$260
N/A
N/A
285
N/A
N/A
420
495
1485
1960
2655
4755
Standard installation is above ground, without cover.
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Parallel
RP
$460
N/A
N/A
500
N/A
N/A
785
975
2700
3700
5180
9335
specified above when due, the buildinQ official city ~as inspector shall refuse
to give final approval to the work until all fees have been paid.
e. One permit document may be used to cover all items for which a permit
is required when applied for at one time.
(e) Rates:
(1) Water rates. Water rates for all water furnished by the city
ytilitics departmeRt shall be as follows:
a. Domestic Regijlar water rates shall be the following based on monthly
consumption:
Meter size:
Under 1 inch meter
1 inch metcr
1 1/2 inch metcr
2 inch mete~
3 inch meter
or two 2-inch
in manifold
4 inch metcr
6 inch meter
8 inch meter
Minimum charge, up to 400 cubic feet. $ 4.76 ~
Plus, from 401 to 1,200 cubic feet,
per 100 cubic feet 1.44 ~
Plus, from 1,201 cubic feet up, per
100 cubic feet 1.71 ~
Minimum charge, up to 900 cubic feet 10.71 10.08
Plus, from 901 to 5,400 cubic feet,
per 100 cubic feet 1.44 ~
Plus, from 5,401 cubic feet up, per
100 cubic feet 1. 71 ~
Minimum charge, up to 13,400 cubic feet 159.46 150.08
Plus, from 13,401 to 18,700 cubic feet,
per 100 cubic feet 1.44 -l-r3&
Plus, from 18,701 cubic feet up, per
100 cubic feet 1. 71 ~
Minimum charge, up to 31,100 cubic feet 370.09 3q8.32
Plus, from 31,101 to 45,800 cubic feet,
per 100 cubic feet 1.44 ~
Plus, from 45,801 cubic feet, per
100 cubic feet 1. 71 ~
Minimum charge, up to 48,000 cubic feet 571.20 537.60
Plus, from 48,001 to 63,400 cubic feet,
per 100 cubic feet 1.44 ~
Plus, from 63,401 cubic feet up, per
100 cubic feet 1. 71 ~
Minimum charge, up to 92,400 cubic 1,099.56 1,031.88
feet
Plus, from 92,401 to 130,900 cubic feet,
per 100 cubic feet
Plus, from 130,901 cubic feet
100 cubic feet
Minimum charge, up to 237,300
feet
Plus, from 237,301 to 270,700
feet, per 100 cubic feet
Plus, from 270,701 cubic feet
100 cubic feet
1.44 ~
up, per
Ll1 +M-
cubic 2,823.87 2,657.76
cubic
1.44 ~
up, per 1.71 ~
cubic 4,760.00 1,180.00
cubic
1.44 ~
up, per
1. 71 -h&l-
Minimum charge, up to 400,000
feet
Plus, from 400,001 to 456,300
feet, per 100 cubic feet
Plus, from 456,301 cubic feet
100 cubic feet
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Account charqe
First 75 therms or less used
Each additional therm used
.$ 1 . 00
60.00
0.69436
or prevailinq rate
61.00
Minimum monthly bill
2. Monthl v charqe for open account with qas meter off I or for
dormant utilities account, each full month:
.
Monthlv fixed charQe
~ Liquid propane:
1. Commercial. per qallon used
.$ 1. 00
.$ 0.973
or prevailinq rate
1.243
or prevai1inq rate
.~~ Prevailinq rates. The monthly qas charges specified iA the above
2. All other, per qallon used
sCRedu 1 e are mJY be subject to an adjustment per therm or per qa 1lon for
increas~s or decreases in the supplier's rate for purchased gas in accordance
with the provisions of the supplier's tariff. the purchased gas cost aajustmeAt
in Florida Cas Transmission CompJny's tariff, as recommended by the public works
utilities director and approved by the city manager. Upon approval of any such
rate adjustment. a COpy shall be filed with the city clerk.
(3) Wastewater collection Sanitary sewer utility rates:
a. There is hereby established a uniform schedule of rates and charges
for the use or availability of use of the wastewater collection system saRitary
se'Nor utility system for both residential and nonresidential accmmts. The
wastewater collect ion san itary sewer ut i 1 i ty rate sha 11 be a month ly fee
cons i st i ng of a mi n imum charge for an ass i gned volume of domest i c water
assoc i ated with each water meter size, shown as the bas i c a llowance in the
following table, plus a charge per one hundred (100) cubic feet for water
consumed above the assigned volume. Such rates shall ~ take effect on October
1 of 1988, 1989, 1990 and 1991, as shown in the following table, and the rate
which takes effect on October 1, 1991, shall remain in effect thereafter unless
amended:
Minimum Monthly Charge
Basic
Allowance
Size of Meter -l-98& ~ 1990 1991 (cubic feet)
Under 1 inch $ 7.08 $ 7.80 $ 8.08 $ 8.28 400 or less
1 inch 15.93 17.55 18.18 18.63 900 or less
1 1/2 inch 237.18 261. 30 270.68 277.38 13,400 or less
2 inch 550.17 606.45 628.22 643.77 31 , 100 or less
3 inch or 2-2 inch
manifold 849.60 936.00 969.60 993.60 48,000 or less
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6 inch Q,200.21
8 inch 7,OSO.00
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b. Service outside of the municipal limits. Accounts outside the
corporate limits of the city shall be subject to a surcharge equal to twenty-five
(25) per cent of the monthly wastewater collection sanitary sower utility charges
as sot forth in subsection a., above.
c. The wastewater collection sanitary se'/Jer utility rate schedule shall
be reviewed by the city commission as a part of the annual fiscal budget
preparation to ensure that adequate revenues are generated to pay the costs of
operation, maintenance and outstanding bond service requirements.
d. The utilities department "...ill notify each u:er annually of the zbo\'e
sanitary utility rate schedule.
~ €-I- The wastewater collection sewer service charges herein provided shall
not apply to sprinkler irrigation systems separately metered or deduct meters.
it:... +.- Basis where water is unmetered. For accounts existinq as of ~
effective date of this ordinance'. at premises Premises which have a source of
water other than city water system, where the spent or used water from wh ich goes
into the wastewater collection system city sanitary sewer systems, the customer
shall pay a charge according to the schedule provided in this section, based upon
an estimate of the amount of water going into the wastewater collection saAitary
sewer system. In the event of a disag~eement as to the amount of such water
reaching the wastewater collection sanitary sewer system, then a metering device
or devices shall be installed at the customer's expense to determine that amount.
For accounts established after rthe effective date of this ordinance'. the
customer shall install at the customer's expense a water meter on the water
service line. which meter shall be accessible to city employees for the purpose
of readinQ the meter. Water consumption measured by such meter shall be the
basis for the wastewater collection charqes for the premises.
~ Dormant accounts. The monthly charqe for a dormant account shall be
.$4.25 per month.
(4) Solid waste collection Garbage and trash rates:
a. Monthly charges for twice weekly collection of solid waste gar~age
and trash in prescribed containers:
1,S01.S0
Q,627.35
7,SOO.00
1,866.48
4,793.46
8,080.00
1,912.68
4,912.11
8,280.00
92,400 or less
237,300 or less
400,000 or less
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shall be responsible frir a monthly garbage collection charge of:
1.
Curbside pickup:
First eight (8) containers gJrbage receptacles
Each container receptacle in excess of eight (8)
Side or rear building collections:
First eight (8) containers garbage receptacles
Each container receptacle in excess of eight (8)
$63.16
8.97
i1.
126.34
17.95
111. Commerc i a 1 conta i ners: I n accordance wi th the schedu 1 e in
subparagraph (e)(4)b.3 of this section.
b. Nonthly charges for daily commercial (except Saturday, Sunday and
holidays) collection for solid waste ~arBJge and trash in prescribed containers:
1. Curbside pickup:
1.
i1.
One container ~, m1nlmum
Each additional container ~
$ 36.75
36.75
2. Side or rear building collection:
1.
i1.
One container ~, minimum
Each additional container ~
73.49
73.49
3. Commercial containers:
Size
(cubic
yard)
1
2
3
4
5
6
8
Times per Week Pickup
1 2 3 4 5 6
$ 32.14 $ 63.53 $ 93.73 $124.81 $154.46 $214.85
58.33 116.13 173.42 230.19 286.87 404.23
85.54 170.56 255.06 339.04 423.15 515.58
94.12 187.89 281.32 374.40 467.13 662.48
112.23 223.60 334.10 441. 13 547.08 756.60
123.24 245.96 368.16 489.84 611.00 842.40
151. 84 302.99 453.44 603.20 752.27 904.80
Spec i a 1 charges: Any hydrau 1 i ca 11 y or otherwi se compacted so 1 i d waste
refus~ shall be paid for at a rate three and one-half (3.5) times the regular
charge.
No new one-yard commercial containers shall be provided after ~
effective date of this ordinance~
c. The charge for the collection of loose trash or garbage shall be one
hundred thirty-seven dollars and thirty cents ($137.30) per hour or two dollars
and twenty-eight ($2.28) per minute for time on site with a minimum charge of
twenty-five dollars ($25.00).
d. The charges. set forth above sha 11 be subject to adjustment for
increases or decreases in the Pinellas COl:lnty dump fee. Uniform increases
Increases or decreases shall w+++ be recommended initiated by the public works
utilities director and approved by the city manager, and a COpy of the adjusted
charoes shall be filed with the city clerk. Other increases or decreases shall
be sub.iect to approval by the adoption of an ordinance by the city commission,
upon the recommendation of the city manaoer. Should the proposes increase be
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other thaR a uRiform increase, then t~e proposed increase shall be brought back
to the cjty commissioA for approval before it becomes effective.
ill Roll-off conta i ner permit fee: The apD 1 i cat ion for the permit
required bv section 54.20 shall be accompanied by a permit fee in the amount of
twenty-five dollars ($25.00).
ill Recvclinq service permit fee: The application for the permit
required bv section 54.20 shall be accompanied by a permit fee in the amount of
twenty-five dollars ($25.00).
ill fSt Stormwater management utility rates. The stormwater management
utility rates shall be based upon the revenue requirements for the construction,
administration, management, engineering, operation and maintenance of the
stormwater management system, and the adopted capita 1 improvement program funding
needs of the system. For the purposes of these rates, the terms shall have the
meanings set forth in section 56.02 or, if not defined in section 56.02, in
sections 50.02 or 1.02.
(a) Basic rate:
The rate for one equivalent residential unit or "ERUII shall be established
at $3.00 per ERU per month.
(b) Residential property fees:
The monthly fee for each residential property shall be:
Sing le family: 1 ERU/dwelling unit
Duplex units: 1 ERU/dwelling unit
Condominium units: 1 ERU/ dwe 11 i ng unit
Apartments: 1 ERU/dwelling unit
Mobile homes: 1 ERU/dwelling unit
(c) Nonresidential property fees:
Nonresidential property shall be charged on the basis of the impervious
area of the property in acc0rdance with the following formula:
Impervious area (sq. ft.) divided bv [delete: +] 1,830 sq. ft. = Number of ERU's.
A minimum value of 1.0 ERU shall be assigned to each nonresidential property.
The impervious area of each nonresidential property shall be as determined by the
city engineer. ERU's shall be rounded to the nearest tenth (0.1) of a unit.
(d) Undeveloped property.
Stormwater management utility fees shall not be levied against undeveloped
property pursuant to this ordinance.
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amount, agrees with the utility customer support manaQer utilities director to
terms for payment of the delinquent charges and charges for future service, or
appeals the decision to terminate the service to the city manager. An appeal to
the city manager shall be commenced by the customer's filing a written request
with the utility customer support manager director of the Htilitics department
within five (5) days of the date the notice was rendered. No agreement for
payment of de 1 i nquent charges shall operate to forg i ve or discharge such
delinquency until the charges are paid in full, and a breach of such agreement
shall give the city the right to terminate service immediately and without
further notice to the customer.
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(c) Complaints relating to bills shall be made before the past due date
shown on the bill. Where the customer has not been billed for services rendered,
the city shall have the right to back-bill for any such services.
Cd) Any bill in an amount areater than three dollars ($3.00) which is not
paid within twenty-one (21) days of the date the bill was rendered shall be
subject to a monthly penalty of two (2) per cent of the unpaid balance or three
dollars ($3.00), whichever is larger. However, such penalty shall not exceed two
hundred fifty dollars ($250.00) per month.
Sec. 50.065. Proration of CharQes. Utility system charQes for less than
a complete billing cycle may be prorated as follows:
(a) Non-metered service. The prorated charQe shall be the monthly fixed
fee divided by the number of days in the billinQ cycle. multiplied by the number
of days of service availability.
(b) Metered service. For metered service:
j1) If the consumption was zero, the monthly minimum fee shall be divided
by the number of days in the billinQ cycle. multiplied by the number of days of
service availability.
(2) If there was consumption. but less than the monthly minimum
consumption. the charoe shall be either the charQe for actual consumption or a
prorated fee determined as in paraqraph (1) above. whichever is areater.
(3) If there was consumption equal to or oreater than the monthly minimum
consumption. the charoe shall not be prorated.
Sec. 50.07. City to have lien for charges, assessments; when same
effective; exception.
The city shall have, as security for the collection of any utility rates,
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assessments or charges due or to become due, for the use or consumpt ion of
utilities supplied any premises, a lien upon the premises to which such utilities
are supplied. Such lien shall become effective immediately upon the distribution
of the utilities to the premises, except to the extent prohibited by Section
180.135, Florida Statutes, as amended from time to time, relating to unpaid
utility charges by former tenants.
Sec. 50.08. Resolutions making lien final and notice of lien.
Every six (6) months or less the city manager shall present to the city
commission a list of properties with unpaid utility charges setting forth the
owner's name, location of the property and amount of unpaid utility charges. The
city commission after notice to each property owner named on the list shall,
following any public hearing, consider the adoption of a resolution making the
lien described in section 50.07 final. Upon the adoption of such a resolution,
the utility lien for the amounts contained in such resolution shall be and
constitute a lien superior in dignity to all other liens and encumbrances of
whatever kind and character save and except ad valorem taxes levied and assessed
by the state, county or city, and shall remain a lien against each such property
until paid. Following adoption of the utility lien resolution, the city manager
shall immediately cause such resolution to be filed with the city clerk. The city
manager may file and record, in the office of the clerk of the county circuit
court, notice of the utility liens against each such property, showing thereon
the amount of the lien and a legal description of the property.
Sec. 50.09. Termination of service; suit for collection of charges,
assessments; exception.
The city, by and through its officers, agents or employees, may, subject
to the notice and appeal process provided in section 50.06, terminate utility
service to any premises upon which any utility rates, assessments or charges
shall be accrued, or may institute suit for collection of such utility rates,
assessments or charges in any court of competent jurisdiction, except to the
extent prohibited by Section 180.135, Florida Statutes, as amended from time to
time, relating to unpaid utility charges by former tenants.
Sec. 50.10. Foreclosure of lien.
At any time after the expiration of thirty (30) days from the date of
adoption of the resolution provided for in section 50.08, the city may proceed
to foreclose such lien or liens in the same manner as provided for the
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"Consumer" (or IIcustomer") means shall meafl any person, firm or corporation
using or receiving water from the City's potable water system.
"Consumerl s water system" means a water system connected to the city
potable water supply, from the point of delivery to the extremities of the
system.
"Cross-connectionll means any connector or structural arrangement between
two (2) otherwise separate piping systems, one of which contains City potable
water and the other water or fluid from another source.
"Double-check valve assembly" means an assembly composed of two (2) single,
independently acting, approved check valves, including tightly closing shutoff
valves located at each end of the assembly and suitable connections for testing
the watertightness of each check valve.
"Health department" means the Pinellas County Public Health Unit of the
Florida Department of Health and Rehabilitative Services.
"Nonpotable water" means shall mean water which is not safe for human
consumption, or which is of questionable quality.
"Plumbing official" means snJll meaA the building official of the city.
"Poi nt of de 1 i veri' (or II serv i ce connect ion ") means the termi na 1 end of a
service from the public potable water system at the downstream end of the water
meter or at the downstream end of a backflow prevention device if installed; that
is, where the water division loses jurisdiction and sanitary control over the
water.
"Potable water" means water that is safe for drinking, personal or culinary
use.
"Public works department" means shall mean the public works department of
the city or its officers, employees or agents.
"Reduced-pressure-principle backflow prevention device" means a device
containing a minimum of two (2) independently acting, approved check valves, with
an automatically operated pressure differential relief valve located between the
two (2) check valves. The unit shall include tightly closing shutoff valves
located at each end of the device, and each device shall be fitted with properly
located test cocks. During normal flow and at the cessation of normal flow, the
pressure between these two (2) checks shall be less than the upstream (supply)
pressure. In case of leakage of either check valve, the differential relief
valve, by discharging to the atmosphere, shall operate to maintain the pressure
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iQlfe+ Liability for escaping water. The city shall not be responsible
for the maintenance of or for damage caused by water escaping from the service
pipe or any other pipe or fixture on the outlet side of the water meter.
igl ~ Cross connections. No cross connection between the city water
supply system and any other water supply will be allowed ~nless protected by a
back flow preventer. ^ny existing or proposed water supply cross cORnections mHst
be approved by the water department and the health department. If the customer
fails or refuses to disconnect or properly protect the water supply connection,
the city shall discontinue service until the connection has been properly
disconnected or protected.
ifl~ Liability of service. The liability of the customer shall begin
on the day the customer's line is connected to the city's water main and shall
continue thereafter unless disconnected for nonpayment or other cause or until
written notice is given the city by the customer to terminate the service.
Sec. 52.04. Meters--City to regulate; cost of maintenance;
responsibility for damage.
The installation or reinstallation of a service line to any premise shall
require a separate water meter for each service 1 ine. The water division
department shall Rave the right to meter service lines to any and all water
system customers. The water division department alone shall have the right to
approve stip~late the size, type, make, and location and the type of meters meter
setting. All meters shall be installed and maintained by and at tho expense of
the city, insofar as ordinary wear and toar is concerned. The customer shall
w+++ be held responsible for damage as a result of hot water, or other external
causes when such damage results from the negligence of the customer. When such
damage occurs, the city will furnish and set another meter and repair the one
damaged and the cost of such repairs, including replacement parts, labor and
transportation charges, shall be paid for by the customer.
Same--Each customer to fmI-St. supply temperature check and
pressure relief valves on hot water tanks; direct pressure hot water tanks.
Sec. 52.05.
Each customer shall be required to install a check valve and temperature
and pressure relief valve on each hot water tank in the servico lino on the
outlet side of the meter to prevent the return of hot water to the meter. The
city will not supply water to premises where direct pressure hot water tanks or
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or all damage occasioned to the city water supply and metering systems by reason
of the use of such tanks or appliances.
Sec. 52.06. Same--Quantity of water recorded is conclusive; exception.
The quantity recorded by the meter shall be conclusive, except when the
meter is found to be registering inaccurately or has ceased to register. In such
cases, the quantity may be determined by the average registration of the meter
in a corresponding past period or by the average registration of the new m~ter,
whichever method is, in the opinion of the city, representative of the conditions
existing during the period in question.
Sec. 52.07. Same--Testing.
The water division department reserves the right to remove or test any
meter at any time and to substitute another meter in its place. In case of a
disputed account involving the question of accuracy of the meter, such meter will
be tested by the city upon \'Jritten request.Qy * the customer; provided, however,
that the meter in question has not been tested by the city within the ~revious
two (2) years. The customer agrees to accept the results of the test made by the
city. If the meter tested is found to have an error in registration in excess
of three (3) per cent as based on the arithmetical average of one-fourth load and
full load of the meter, there will be no charge for the testing; but should the
test show error in registration less than three (3) per cent, there will be a
charge for testing the meter. Charges for such testing shall be applied to the
customer's account. See section 50.05 for fees.
Sec. 52.08. Same--Tampering with.
No person other than an agent of the city shall remove, inspect or tamper
with the water supply meter or any other part of the water supply system located
on the premises. The customer shall notify the city of any damage to or any
failure of the meter.
Sec. 52.09. Only authorized person to turn on water.
(a) Genera 11 y. It sha 11 be un 1 awfu 1 for any person other than an
authorized employee of the city ~tilitics department to turn on, or in any way
tamper with or damage any meter which has been turned off by the city. The
customer serviced by the meter shall be held responsible for any such actions.
(b) Unauthorized connections Straight pipes not authorized. A fee shall
be charged for the removal of an unauthorized straight pipe or device which has
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required by this article, if installed on privately owned property, as a
condition of receiving water service from the city.
This service shall be used for fire protection only and no continual use
or connection other than fire hose or sprinklers shall be allowed on this
service, except when approved by the water division. Fire protection service
shall be subject to the approval by the water division of the plans and
specifications for, and the installation and any subsequent alteration of, the
system. All valves on hose connections shall be sealed. Valves shall be opened
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only for testing, or in case of fire within the building. The water division
shall be immediately notified when seals are broken. Failure to give immediate
notice of broken seals shall be cause for discontinuance of the service, and a
meter shall be installed at the property owner's expense before such service may
be resumed. The city shall maintain fire hydrants and water lines located in
easements granted to and accepted by the city; all others shall be maintained by
the property owner. The city shall not be responsible for any damage on account
of failure of water supply. Any consumption shown on a bypass meter shall be
billed at the applicable rate.
Sec. 52.15. Account adjustments Allowance for leakage.
An ad.iustment allowance wi 11 be available for the operation of a separately
metered coolino tower, or for an unusual circumstance causinQ the consumption of
water which does not enter the wastewater treatment system, such as an undetected
domestic water leak or the fillino of a swimminq pool or spa, to the extent
provided in Section 53.11. made for invisible uAderground leJI(age, if unknown to
the cl:lstomer, but no further allowance wi 11 be made after the customer i ~
notified of such leakage. The allowance will be one half of the amount of water
l:J:::ed in excess of the average month 1y consLlmpt i on. The ad.iustment wi 11 be
applicable to sewer service charoes, not to water service charqes.
Sec. 52.16. Steam boilers and other hot water plants; valve
requirements.
Any person using water from the city water mains for steam boilers or hot
water plants of any kind shall w+++ do so at their own risk. Service pipe for
such purposes shall ~ have a check valve p'laced in the water line to prevent
hot water from back-flowing into water mains. This valve must be placed with the
approval of the superintend~At of the water department. Any damage that may
occur to the meter due to defective valves shall be charged to the customer.
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device at each service connection in accordance with this article's requirements.
The costs of installation of each device shall be borne by the consumer according
to the schedule of fees set forth in Section 50.05.
Sec. 52.35. Backflow prevention devices.
The type of backf low prevent ion dev ice requ ired sha 11 depend upon the
degree of hazard as described in AWWA Manual M-14 (1966 edition), which is
adopted by reference as if set forth herein, or as described below. Where more
than one type of device is available, the actual type utilized shall be as
determined by the water division subsequent to physical inspection of the hazard.
(1) In the case of any premises where there is an auxiliary water supply,
there shall be ~o physical connection between the auxiliary water supply and the
consumer's water system. Where such connections are found, the auxiliary system
shall be immediately disconnected and the public water system shall be protected
against the possibility of future reconnection by the installation of an approved
reduced-pressure-princip1e backf10w prevention device at the service connection.
(2) ln the ca,e of any premises where there is water or a substance that
would be objectionable but not hazardous to health, if introduced into the public
water system, the public water system shall be protected by an approved doub1e-
check valve assembly.
(3) In the case of any premises where there is any material dangerous to
health which is handled in such a fashion as to create an actual or potential
hazard to the public water system, the public water system shall be protected by
an approved reduced-pressure-principle backflow prevention device.
(4) In the case of any premises where, because of security requirements
or other prohibitions or restriction, it is impossible or impractical to make a
complete in-plant cross-connection survey, the public water system shall be
protected by the installation of an approved reduced-pressure~princip1e backflow
prevention device at the service connection.
Sec. 52.36. Facilities requiring backflow protection.
(a) The water division shall have the final decision 9S to which
facilities will require backflow preventer installations and the type of device,
when required.
(b) The following is a list of facilities for which reduced-pressure-
principle backflow preventers shall be required:
(1) Automatic car washes
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(2) Automotive service stations and repair shops (See Note A)
(3) Auxiliary water systems
(4) Boat docks, boat launch sites and repair facilities for five (5) or
more boats
(5) Chemical manufacturing or handling facilities
(6) Doctor, dental, and veterinarian offices
(7) Exterminators
(8) Facilities with bojlers or chilled water systems
(9) Film processing laboratories (See Note A)
(10) Greenhouses and nurseries
(11) Hospitals, medical buildings, morgues, mortuaries, autopsy
facilities, nursing and convalescent homes, medical clinics, blood handling
facilities and kidney dialysis facilities
(12) Laboratories (industrial, commercial, medical and school)
(13) Laundries and dry cleaners
(14) Metal manufacturing, cleaning, plating, processing and fabricating
plants
(15) Radiator shops
(16) Travel trailer and mobile home parks
(17) Wastewater treatment facilities and lift stations
(18) Water treatment facilities
(19) Any other location where a potential or actual backflow or back-
siphonage condition exists, with a resulting threat to the public potable water
supply.
(c) The following is a list of facilities for which double-check valve
assemblies shall be required:
(1) Beauty parlors and barbershops
(2) Buildings over five (5) stories or with booster pump (See Note A)
(3) Irrigation-systems, 1-1/2 inch or larger
(4) Restaurants and food handlers (See Note A)
(5) Swimming pools (nonresidential)
(6) Any other location where a potential or actual backflow or back-
siphonage condition exists, with a resulting threat to the public potable water
supply.
Note A: Unless protected by internal backflow prevention devices to the
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apply to persons using treated effluent or saltwater.
Sec. 52.45. Declaration of water shortage; water shortage emergency.
(a) The declaration of a water shortage or water shortage emergency
within all or any part of city water service area by the governing board or the
executive director of the district shall invoke the provisions of this article.
(b) Upon such declaration all water use restrictions or other measures
adopted by the district pursuant to Chapter 400-21, Florida Administrative Code,
applicable to city or any portion thereof, shall be subject to the enforcement
action pursuant to section 52.46 of this article. Any violation of the
provisions of Chapter 400-21, Florida Administrative Code, or any order issued
pursuant thereto, shall be a violation of this article.
Sec. 52.46. Enforcement.
Every police officer or sheriff of the county or cities in the service
areas governed by this article shall, in connection with all other duties imposed
by law, diligently enforce the provisions of this article. In addition, the city
manager may also delegate the authority to +er"designated employees withiA the
LJtilities department of the city to issue written warnings to persons in
violation of this article.
Sec. 52.47. Penalties.
Violation of any provision of this article shall be subject to the
following penalties:
First violation: Twenty-five dollars ($25.00).
Second and subsequent violations: Fine not to exceed five hundred dollars
($500.00) and/or imprisonment in the county jail not to exceed sixty (60) days.
Each day in violation of this article shall constitute a separate offense. In the
initial stages of a water shortage or water shortage emergency, law enforcement
officials may, in their discretion, provide violators with one, but not more than
one, written warning.
Sec. 52.48. Water users to accept provisions of this article.
No water service shall be furnished to any person by a public or private
utility unless such person agrees to accept all the provisions of this article.
The acceptance of water serv i ce sha 11 be in itse lf the acceptance of the
provisions thereof.
Sec. 52.49. Public hearings and notices required.
The requirement for public hearings and for notices to affect governmental
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ORDINANCE NO. 5065-90
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF CLEARWATER, FLORIDA,
RELATING TO UTILITIES; AMENDING VARIOUS SECTIONS WITHIN
CHAPTER 53, CODE OF ORDINANCES, RELATING TO THE
WASTEWATER COLLECTION SYSTEM; ADDING SECTION 53.015,
RELATING TO DEFINITIONS, AND SECTION 53.11, RELATING TO
ACCOUNT ADJUSTMENTS; AMENDING PROVISIONS RELATING TO
CONNECTIONS TO THE SYSTEM, PROHIBITED DISCHARGES,
OBSTRUCTIONS OF FLOW, REQUIRED GREASE TRAPS OR
SEPARATORS, CHARGES FOR CUSTOMERS WHERE WATER IS
UNMETERED, REQUIRED CONNECTIONS, AND SURCHARGES FOR
HIGH-STRENGTH WASTES; PROHIBITING OR RESTRICTING THE
DISCHARGE OF CERTAIN WASTES; REASSIGNING CERTAIN DUTIES
AMONG CITY OFFICES; REPEALING SECTIONS 53.03, 53.43, AND
53.44, CODE OF ORDINANCES, RELATING TO PERMITS,
SURCHARGES, AND ADDITIONAL ADJUSTMENTS; PROVIDING AN
EFFECTIVE DATE.
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF
CLEARWATER, FLORIDA:
Section~. Chapter 53, Code of Ordinances, consisting of Sections 53.01
through 53.45, is amended, and Sect ions 53.015 and 53.11 are added to sa i d
chapter, to read:
CHAPTER 53. WASTEWATER COLLECTION SYSTEM
ARTICLE I. GENERALLY
Sec. 53.01. Entire system a unified public utility.
The present wastewater collection system of the city, together with any and
all extensions thereof and replacements thereto, and the wastewater treatment
plants now operated by the city and any and all such plant hereafter acquired and
operated by the city, be and the same are hereby established and declared to be
a public utility for the use and benefit of the city in the maintenance of public
health, welfare and sanitation throughout the city.
The system shall be
controlled, operated and maintained as provided in section 50.01. See section
50.05 for deposit, fees and rate schedules.
Sec. 53.015. Definitions. As used in this chapter:
ill "Abnorma1 strenqth waste" means waste havino a hioh deqree of
concentration of permissible waste material per unit volume of wastewater
discharqed by the customer. More specifically, abnormal strenqth waste shall be
waste containinq a BOD qreater than three hundred (300) mq/1, suspended solids
oreater than three hundred (300) mq/1, or a COD qreater than four hundred (400)
mq I 1 .
ill "B.O.D.II or biochemical oxvqen demand means the quantity of oxyqen
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utilized in the biochemical oxidation of orQanic matter under standard laboratory
procedures in five (5) days at twenty (20) deQrees Celsius. expressed in
milliQrams per liter.
ill "C. 0.0. II or chemi ca 1 OXVQen demand means the measurement of the
oXVQen-consumi nQ capac itv of inorQan i c and orQan i c matter present in a wastewater
as determined accordinQ to standard methods. expressed in milliQrams per liter.
Sec. 53.02. Connection--Only authorized persons to enter or connect.
It shall be unlawful for any #& person other than an aQent of the city
authorized city employee shall to tap. cut or use the wastewater collection
system enter any public sewer or appurtenance thereof, or make any connection
thereto without first obtaininQ a written permit from the city ~er municipal
authority and pavinQ all applicable rates and charQes.
Sec. 53.03. Reserved.
Sec. 53.04. Same--Application, fee.
(a) Any perso~ who desires to connect his property, place of business or
residence with the wastewater collection system of the city shall comply with the
provisions of this chapter and shall pay the connection charges. See section
50.05 for fees.
(b) Tapping of all wastewater collection s.1nit.1ry sewer mains and service
connection from the mains to the curbline of private property will be done and
installed by the public service division dep.1rtment. Title to all connections
and services from the sewer main to the curbline is vested in the city, and the
same shall at all times so remain and shall not be trespassed upon or interfered
interferred with in any respect. This property shall be maintained by the public
service division department and may be removed or changed by it at any time.
(c) The public service division department shall furnish and install
necessary pipe, fittings and equipment to provide the requested service in
accordance with the provisions of the ~ plumbing code, type and location of
sanitary sewer mains and souAd engineering practice for base charges for sewer
taps and cORnection fees.
(d) The fees prescribed must be paid at the time a plumbing permit is
issued by the building division department.
(e) Sewer tap fees--Use of funds. A 11 funds rece i ved by the city as
sewer tap fees shall be kept in a separate account and such funds may only be
used as appropriated by the city commission in payment for capital improvements
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pertaining to wastewater force mains, trunk lines, pumping stations and the
treatment and disposal of wastewater or for debt service requirements in
connection with such capital improvement as herein specified.
Sec. 53.05. Inflammables, explosives prohibited.
No person shall discharqe into make or maiAtain any connection with any
public or private wastewater collection system or appurtenance thereof, whereby
there may be conveyed inte the same, any suffocating, corrosive, inflammable or
explosive liquid gas, vapor, substance or material.
Sec. 53.06. Obstruction of flow prohibited.
No person other than an aqent of the city shall do any act or thing which
may impair or obstruct the flow of any public wastewater system or clog up any
appurtenance thereof, or place therein any substance, solid or liquid, other than
the waste products for which sewers are provided.
Sec. 53.065. When grease separators traps required.
(a) Each hospital, nursino home, .iail and restaurant All hospitals,
n~rsin~ Aomes, jails, restaurants where food is prepared for consumption or
distribution shall be required to maintain on the premises an automatic
mechanical qrease separator capable of interceptinq qrease and oils from
wastewater all grease traps located on the premises so that such separator is
traps are clean and functioning as desiqned. The premises or business where such
grease trap is located shall be req~ired to maintain a maintenance card obtained
from the city building department on the premises. Such card shall be obtained
ann~ally and shall be presented or shown to the plumbing inspector on request.
(b) Upon notice and at reasonable times, the owner or tenant proprietor
of the property shall make each grease separator trap on the property open and
available for internal inspection by the buildinq division plumbing inspector.
Sec. 53.07. Privies.
It shall be unlawful for any person to construct or maintain any privy of
any type where water under pressure is available on or adjacent to his property.
Where such water is not available, the construction and maintenance of all
privies shall comply with the rules and regulations of the county health officer.
Sec. 53.08. Schedule of service rates.
(a) There is an established uniform schedule of rates and charges for the
use or availability for use of this utility. See s~ction 50.05 fo~ fees.
(b) The sewer service charges shall not apply to sprinkler or irrigation
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Sec. 53.09.
Basis where water is unmetered.
A customer located at premises Premises which have a source of water other
than the city water system, and which discharqe the spent or used water from
which goes into the city wastewater collection sanitary sewer system, shall pay
a charge according to the schedule provided in section 50.05 for fees based upon
an estimate of the amount of water going into the wastewater collection sanitary
sewer system. In the event of a disagreement as to the amount of such water
reaching the saAitary sewer system, then, a city-approved metering device or
devices shall be installed at the customer's expense to determine that amount.
Sec. 53.10. No free service.
No wastewater collection sewer service shall be furnished or rendered free
of charge to any person whomsoever. The city, county and state and every agency,
department or i nstrumenta 1 ity thereofT wh i ch is connected to the wastewater
collection uses aAY sewer service from such sewer system shall pay therefor at
the rates and charqes fixed in section 50.05 herein or as established by
agreement. The sewer charge is considered an on going charge. A minimum bill
shall be rendered even though the water meter has been temporarily turned off.
The charge will stop only after the premises has been sold and the utility
customer support division utility department has been notified to that effect.
Sec. 53.11. Account adjustments.
An adiustment to sewer servlce charqes will be available for charqes due
to the operation of a separately metered coo1inq tower, or due to an unusual
circumstance resu1tinq in the consumption of water which does not enter the
wastewater treatment system, such as an undetected domestic water leak or the
fillinq of a swimminq pool or spa. as approved by the utility customer support
manaqer. Such adiustments shall not be available for lawn irriqation or other
usual and customary uses of water. Any such ad.iustment shall be requested and
substantiated by the customer within 90 days fo11owinq the date of repair or
unusual circumstance, and shall be for a period not exceedinq 90 days precedinq
the date of repair or unusual circumstance. The adjustment shall be based only
upon water consumption above the annual averaqe consumption rate unless the water
consumption can be metered.
ARTICLE II. REQUIRED CONNECTIONS
Sec. 53.20.
Wastewater co 11 ect ion system Sewer connect ions requ; red,
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(a)
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Within, without city.
article, all buildings whether commercial, industri.1l or residential in character
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designed or used for human habitationT or occupancy or use located within the
city shall be connected to the wastewater collection system by the city.
Such
buildings located outside the city and served by the city water system and to
which the city wastewater collection system is reasonably available may connect
to said system upon application to and approval by the city manager and on
payment of connection fees and monthly service charges as established by the city
commission for such outside property. However, such buildinqs located outside
the city shall be connected to the wastewater collection system only upon
annexation of the property into the city or, if the property cannot lawfully be
annexed , upon execution by the property owner and the city of an 'aqreement to
annex the property when annexation may lawfully occur. Each such aqreement shall
constitute a covenant runninq with the land and shall be sub.iect to recordation
in the public records of Pinellas County.
(b)
No cert if i cate of occupancy sha 11 be
Certificate of occupancy.
issued for any ~ building within the city unless a wastewater collection
system sanitary scwcr connection has been made thereto, unless the building
division or plumbing inspector shall find that the wastewater collection system
a saRitary :ewcr main is not reasonably available and that such a main will not
be available by the time that the ~ building is ready for use. Sijch inspector
may find that sijch a main is not reasonably available to the property on which
sijch building is located and docs Rot abijt on a sewer main or that a connection
to the main is not feasible in the opinion of the city engineer.
Sec. 53.21. Time for making connections.
All presently existing buildings whether commercial, industrial or
res i dent i a 1 in character des i gned or used for human habi tat i on or occupancy sha 11
be connected to the wastewater collection system of the ~ity if the system sewer
mains are is reasonably available. When future extensions and additions to the
wastewater collection sewer system make the system reasonably available to
additioRal existing buildings available to sllch sewers, connections shall be made
within ninety (90) days after notice has been qiven to the owner that the system
ii such mains become available. Wastewater collection system fees and Proper
sewer charges shall be billed after the expiration of said ninety (90) days,
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treatment plant effluents are detrimental to aauatic plant and animal species
Q!'esent in the receivinq waters, as determined by bioassay methods or test
orqanisms as specified by a federal or state environmental protection aqency
pursuant to the Clean Water Act or applicable Florida law.
iQl~ Any solid waste except All garbJge including the wastes from the
preparation, cooking and dispensing of food, except that produced by residential
dwellings us cd for human habitation. Carbage produced by residential dwellings
used for Ruman Rabitation must be if such food wastes have been shredded to such
degree that all particles will be carried freely under the flow conditions
prevailing in the public wastewater collection svstem sewers, with no particle
size greater than one-half inch in any dimension;
ill f&t Any waters having a pH lower than six (6.0) or higher than nine
(9.0) and having any other corrosive property capable of causing damage or hazard
to structures, equipment or personnel of the wastewater treatment facility;
~+7+ Any water or waste containing toxic substances in quantities in
excess of the following limits and measured at the point of discharge into the
wastewater collection sewer system:
JNote: List rearranaed alphabetically. See Section 53.32(7)
of present code of ordinances for current listina sequence. 1
Aluminum 1.0 mg/l
Arsenic 0.05 mg/l
Barium 5 . 0 mq /l 1. 0 mg/l
Boron liD mg/l
Cadmium 0.1 mg/l
Chromium, hexavalent 0.05 mg/l
Chromium, total 1.0 mg/l
Cobalt 1.0 mg/l
Copper, total 0.5 mg/l
Cyanides 0.01 mg/1
Detergent 0.5 mg/1
Fluoride 6.0 mg/l
Iron 0.3 mg/l
Lead 0.05 mg/1
Manganese 1.0 mg/1
Mercury 0.05 mg/l
Nickel 0.5 mg/1
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maintain waterworks, and to bore and dig wells, construct reservoirs, lay pipes,
and do such other th i ngs as may be necessary, essent i a 1 or conven i ent for
procuring and distributing an abundant supply of good and wholesome water to the
inhabitants of the city for domestic and other purposes, and to protect the
property of said city and its inhabitants against fire; and to collect reasonable
rates, prices and compensation for furnishing and supplying same, except for
water used to fiqht fires fire protection, which may be provided for in the tax
levy.
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Sec. 55.07. Conditions.
(a) The city commission shall in ordinances granting or renewing any
franch i se to construct and operate a pub 1 i c ut i 1 i ty, prescr i be the kind and
quality of product or service to be furnished, the manner in which public streets
and grounds shall be used and occupied, and other terms and conditions conducive
to the public interest. Such grants or franchises shall provide that the rate
to be charged shall at all times be under the supervision, direction and control
of the city commission, and no rate shall be in effect unless same is approved
by said city commission, unless the reoulation of such rate is prohibited bv law;
provided, the rate allowed shall be sufficient to insure a reasonable return on
the investment.
(b) All such grants and renewals thereof shall reserve to the city the
right to terminate the same upon purchasing all of the property and property
rights of the utility as well as ~ ~ extensions thereof within and without
the city"used in or useful in or connected with such utility and the extensions
thereof 'fdthin and without the city as shall or may be provided for in the
ordinance making the grant or renewal and iRcluding all contracts for the service
or motor power fJirly and reasonably made in good faith by the utility, at a
price either fixed in the ordinance or to be fixed in the manner provided in the
ordinance making the grant or renewal of the grant, if so purchased by the city.
Nothing in such ordinance shall prevent the city from acquiring the property of
any such utility by condemnation proceedings, or in any other lawful manner; and
all such methods of acquisition shall be alternative to the power or purchase
rcscrvcd in thc grant or rCl1c'l.'al thcrcof as hcrcifl providcd. In such cvent,
howcvcr, such cOAtracts of such utility shall be pcrformcd by the city. Upon the
acquisition by the city of the property of any utility, by purchase, condcmnation
or otherwisc, all grants or renewals shall at once terminate.
Sec. 55.08. Assignment of grants.
No grant or franchise, or renewal thereof, shall be leased, assigned or
otherwise alienated, except with the express consent of the city commission.
Sec. 55.09. Extension by annexation.
It shall be provided in every grant or franchise, that upon the annexation
of any territory to the city, the portion of such utility that may be located
within such annexed territory and upon the streets, alleys or public grounds
thereof, shall be thereafter subject to all the terms of the grant as though it
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were an extension made thereunder.
Sec. 55.10. Right of regulation.
All grants shall be subject to the right of the city. whether in terms
reserved or not, to control at all times the distribution of space in, over,
under or across streets, alleys or public grounds occupied by the public utility
fixtures, and when in the opinion of the city commission the public interest so
requires such fixtures may be caused to be removed, reconstructed, relocated,
altered or discontinued; and the city shall at all times have the power to pass
all regulatory ordinances affecting such utilities which in the opinion of the
city commission are required in the interests of the public health, safety or
accommodation.
Sec. 55.11. Forfeitures.
If any action shall be instituted or prosecuted directly or indirectly by
the grantee of any such grant, or by the stockholders or creditors, to set aside
or have declared void any of the terms of any grant, the whole of such grant may
be thereupon forfeited and annulled at the option of the city commission. All
such grants shall make provision for the declaration of a forfeiture by the city
commission for the violation by the grantee of any of the terms thereof.
Sec. 55.12. Accounts and TAports.
(a) Every person operating a publ ic util ity within the city 1 imits,
whcther uAder a grant Aeretofore or hcrcJfter made Jnd obtJincd, shall keep and
maintain at some place within the city suitable and complete books of accounts
showing in detailTthe assets, financial obligations, gross revenue, net profits,
and all of the operations of such utility which are usually shown by a complete
system of bookkeeping.
(b) Each such person within ninety (90) days after the end of its fiscal
year, when thcrcuflto required by the city commission, shall file with the
commission a report for the preceding fiscal year, showing the gross revenue, the
net profits, expense of repairs, improvements bcttermcnts and additions, amount
paid for salaries, amount paid for interest and discount, and other expenses of
operation, and such other information as the city commission may from time to
time prescribe. If the city commission shall prescribe the form for such
reports, then the same shall be made in the form from timc to time prescribed.
(c) It shall be the duty of each such person to furnish such
supplementary or special information about its affairs as the commission may
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STANDARDS FOR REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS
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1111 10 8uy~r IJPOI1 r~cornll1') ", INl U~tJd 10 9lJY'" .1n own..r s Dolle'; .?f IIII.} 1I1SUl,11lCl! "' Ill>! ,1mollll\ ,)1 :II'! 1)"'CMs\! prlet!. "'SUroI1Q Buyer 5 hll.! 10 ReAl Properly. SllblOCI on.
'1". '.!ncumbr:tncp.s. e-ceDlions or Quallflcallon sel lorth ,n tMI Conlr.ICI and tho~p. WhICh ~ll.111 be OI'lctl:1rl;)'Jd by Sellnr al or bp'Iore clOSing StJllor sh,,1I convey a marketatle
,Ublocl only 10 lions. p.ncumllrilncI.'S. ~'cpnllons or rru:lllflCllh"n'l spt lorlll In Conlrllct Mnrkp.lllblp hllp. shnll bp dl'tNmlncn .1ccordlng 10 nppllcnble Title Stondards adoplp.d b'l
my ot The Florodn Bm :\ll(J In accord:tnCl! wlrn ~1W BUVllr s/1all have 30 dllys, II aOstracl. or 5 ("'ys. II hlle commitment. Irom dnle of recelVlnl,l cVldence 01 hlle to c.aml/1e
IlIe IS found delechvll, Buyt!r :Shall, wllhlll 3 d.1Y', /lOlily Soller In wrolll'IQ sPtlcllYlng cJelecllsl If Ih>J dt!lecllsl renuer hilI! unrnarkolable, Soller Will havo t20 days from rece,!:1
lice Yllthln which to remove Ihe delect(ll, 'a,lI(1O ",/1ach Buyer sh,,1I have Ihe ophon 01 ",Iher accopllf"J Ihl! tllll! :IS II t11tJn IS or d~mandlng n refund 01 rloDOSll(sl Dald W/1lCn
,mrTl/ldlalely bf! rlltllrllt!d 10 BUYf!r. Iherp-upon Buye' Jnd SOIl"r ,>hnll H!iease orw. .1nolMr of ;111 lurthnr 'Jbl,'pltons ul10~r tho C:ontr:lcl S'JlltJr Will. If hila IS found unmarkelablE.'
.,iloiIOnl elfo/t 10 correct delflctlsl Ifllollll wllnln IhI! Iome prOVided lherelor, IIlCludlflQ the bnngllloJ ot necessary SUI IS.
JRCHASE MONEY MORTGAGE: SECURITY AGREEMENT TO SELLER: A purch.)se mOMy morlrJJgll and mortgage note tl) Seller shall provldfl lor :I 30 day l,lrac:e peroOd I"
"/enl of default If a Ilrsl morl~3ge and a 15 day grace ptnOij If a second or I~SSllr mQrlgage: sh,')1I PrQVIr1'l for rlJ'lt or r)rrJr):lyml.'nt In whol/) or In pnrl wllhout penall'/, St\:;,1
"fIlIII acceleratIOn or Inlerest JOIUSlment Ifl evenl 01 resale 01 R"al Properly, shall reQulftJ all prol)r hell ,)Ild llllCUmbral1ces 10 be kepi 1f1 ~OOd slnndlng and lorbld mOdihcahons
future "dvances under pnor rnorlgage(SI, :\Ild Ihe mOrlg3l,l2. nole and s~curoly l1greem'lrll 5h:lll be olh...rwl:,. Ifl I,)"n ."l,j Cf)nl'lllt requortld IlY S'lller: bul Sdller may only reou,,~
~s customanly IJund In mortl,lages. mOrl~n~e 1I01es. 311d secullt'l agreements genernlly ul,Iozed IlY savlf;~ .)I1<J 1"_\11 IflSlltutlOlli or Slale I)r nahonal bal1ks localed In the COUrlli
'lfl Real Property IS locate.:!. All PE.'rSOllo'lllv and leases beIng r.:onveyed or assll,lI1'ld Will. al Sdller's OpIoOI1. be sublec: I,) lIle lien 01 n securoly ngreement eVidenced by recorde.:
:lnQ slatemenls. 1/ a ballf)on mort~3~e. Ihe final payment w.1I exceel1 tile Pdroodlc paymenls thereon.
JRVEY: Buyer, .11 Buyer's expense. Within lime .1l1owed to d'lllver 'l'lIdel)Ce of title and to llxamlne same. m:lY have Reo'l: Property surl/eyed :Illd certified Ily a reglslered Floroda
';or.1/ \urvey ShOWS encroacnmellt 011 R~al Pr<?p~r!y or th:lllmr>rov,;,IMllts hlC:lted 011 Reol Property ~Ilcronch 011 setback hll~s. tJ:lSp.mellls. lanCls of clllers, or I/Io\ate any restrocllons.
,)ct covenants or dPphcable governrnental regulatlo'l. Ihe some 'ih:tll constltule a tille defect.
:RMITES: Buyer. lit Buyer s ~,"'?n'i~ '.'/lIhlll tlmp' ~1I0w~c1 to d'lhver eVlddnce 01 htle and to e_amlne So'll11e. nlay ho.e R'~.JI Preperty 1l1'i;:..ctcd by :l FI"rodJ Certified Pe~1 Contre.
,lor to. ,jetermlne If there IS nny vIsible :lcuve ler/Me Illtestallon or v,slble eXlsllng. oamBQe from terllllle mleslaliol\ III 1I1e Improvements. It either or both are found, Buyer WII'
.\' days 'rom dale of wrlllen 1l0llce t1)ereof. wllntn wnlch to h:lYe all dam<tges; wMlher \lIsible or not. Inspected and eSllmaled by a hcensed bUilder or general contractor. Seller
:)ay valid costs of trealment :llld repnir of all dam":;le UP to 2~', 9ft purcnas!?jprace: Shbuld such cosls e.ceed Ihal amount. Buyer sholl have the opllon 01 cancelling Contract
I 5 days alter receipt 01 contractor's repair estimate by giving wr!llen'.hotice to Seller or Buyer may elect :0 proceed wllh Ihe trallsacholl, In which event Buyer shall receive
dlt at Closing 01 an amounl equal to the totlll of the treatment and repall eSllmate not in excess 01 2% 01 the purcnase pnce. "Termlles" shall be deemed to include all \Yood
JYlng organisms required to be reported under lhe Florida Pesl Control Act.
i :GRESS AND EGRESS: Seller Vlarranls and represenls Ihal there is ingress alld egress to the Real Property s'Jlflc,en: tor Ihe intended use as deSCribed in Paragraph VII hereol.
, : '1) WhlClllS In accordance Will) Standard A,
:ASES: Seller shall. not less Ihan 15 days before closing. furnish 10 Buyer copies of all wlllten leases and estoppel lelters Irom each tenant specifying Ihe nature and duration
~ tenant's occupancy, rental rates, advanced rent and security depOsits paid by tenant. 1/ Seller is unable to obtain such leller Irom each tenanl. tM same inlormation shall be
ned by Saller to Buyer within that time period in the form of a Seller's a/lidavil, and Buyer may therealler contact tenanls to confirm such information. Seller shall, at Closing,
rand assl.;jn all original leases to Buyer.
ENS: S".!ller shall lurnlsh to 311yer at time 01 clOSing an allidavit altesting to the absence, unless otherWise provided for herein. 01 any lin:lnClng statemenls. claims of li..n or
:,al Ilenors known 10 Seller 31l~ furli'lI~r allestlnQ that there have been no improvements or repoirs to Property lor 90 days immedl,W.!ly preceCling \Jat;! 01 closing. It PropE':rt:t
oien Improved, or repalled Within that time. Seller shall deliver releases or waivers 01 mechaniCS' liens executed by all general contractors. subcontractors. suppliers, and malenalmen
Hlion to Seller's lien affidavit sethng forth the names 01 all such general conlractors. subcontractors. suppliers and materralm~1I and further :Jflirmlng that all ch3rges for improvemen:s
lairs whiCh could serve as a basIS for a mechanic's lien or a claim lor damages have been paid or will be paid at clOSing.
_ACE OF CLOSING: Closing shall be held in the county where Real Property is located, at Ihe oltlce of the attorney or other closing agent designaled by Seller.
.IE: Time is of the essence 01 this Contract. Time periodS herein 01 less lhan 6 days shall in the compulation exclude Salurdays. Sundays and slate or nallonal legal holidays,
ny lime period provided lor herein which shall end on Saturday. Sunday or legal holiday shall extend 10 5:00 p.m. of the next bUSiness day.
)CUMENTS FOR CLOSING: Seller shall lurnish deed. bill 01 sale, mechanIC'S lien allidavit, assignments of leases. tenant and mortgagee estoppel letters. and correclive instrumenls.
shalllurnish closing statement. mortgage. mortgage note. security agreement, and financu'IQ slatemel1ls.
(PENSES: Documentary stamps on the deed and recording corrective instruments shall be paid by Seller. Documentary stamps, intangible ta. and recording purchase money
J.Qe to Seller. deed and linanclng statements shall be paid by Buyer.
ORATIONS; CREDITS: Ta.es. assessments, rent, interest. insurance and other e.penses and revenue of Properly shall be prorated through day before closing. Buyer shall have
::Ilion 01 taking over any existing poliCies of insurance. if assumable. in which event premiums shall be prorated. Cash al closing shall be increased or decreased as may be
3d by prorations. Prorations will be made through day prior to occupancy il occupancy occur~ before closing. Advance renl and security deposits will be credited to Buyer and
.'r deposits held by mort~agee will be credited to Seller. Taxes shall be prorated based on the current year's tax with due allowance made lor ma.imum allowable discount.
;Iead and other exemptions. 1/ closing occurs at a date when the current year's millage is not li.ed, and current year's assessment is available. taxes will be prorated based
;uch assessment and the prior year's millage. II current year's assessment is not available. then taxes will be prorated on Ihe prior year's tax, II there are completed improvements
,al Property by January 1st 01 year of clOSing WhICh Improvements were not in existence on January 1St of the prior year then taxes shall be proraled based upon the prior
millage and at an equitable assessment to be agreed upon between the parties. failing which. request will be made to the County Property Appraiser lor an informal assessment
into consideration available exemptions. Any ta. proration based on an estimate may, at request of either Buyer or Seller. be subsequently readjusted upon receipt of tax bill
,dition that a statement to that ellect is in the closing statement.
'ECIAL ASSESSMENT LIENS: Certilied. confirmed and ratified special assessment liens as of date 01 Closing (and not as 01 Ellectlve Date) are 10 be paid by Seller. Pending
3S of date 01 closing shall be assumed by Buyer. II the improvement has been substantially completed as of Ellective Date. such pending lien shall be considered as certified.
'TIed or ratilied and Seller shall. at closing. be charged an amount equal to the last estimate 01 assessment for t/1e imprpvement by the pUblic bOdy.
SPECnON. REPAIR AND MAINTENANCE: Seller warrants that. as of 10 days prior to closing, the ceiling. roof (including the lascia and soflits) and exterior and inlerior walls
I have any VISIBLE EVIDENCE 01 leaks or water damage ano that the septic tank. pool, all major appliances. healing, cooling. electrical. plumbing systems and machinery are
)RKING CONDITION. Buyer may, at Buyer's' expense, have inspections made of those items by an appropriately Florida licensed person dealing in the construction. repair or
mance 01 those items and shall report in writing to Seller such items that do not meet the above standards as to delects togelher wilh the cost 01 correcting them. prior to
s occupancy or not less than 10 days prior to ClOsinQ. whichever occurs first. Unless Buyer reports such delects within that time Buyer shall be deemed to have waived Seller's
1ties as to delects not reported. II repairs or replacement are required. Seller shall pay up to 3% of the purchase pnce for such repalls or replacemenls by an appropriately
] licensed person selected by Seller. II the cost for such repairs or replacement exceeds 3'. 01 the purchase price, Buyer or Seller may elect to pay such e.cess. failing wnich
party may cancel this Contract. II Seller IS unable to correct the defects prIor to closing, the cost thereof shall be paid inlo escrow at closing. Seller Will. upon reasonable
, provide utilities service lor inspections. Between Elleclive Date and the closing, Seller shall maintain Property including but not limited to the lawn and shrubbery. in the condition
warranted. ordinary wear and tear excepted. Buyer shall be permitted access lor inspection ot Property prior to closing in order to conlirm compliance with this Standard.
3K OF LOSS: II the Property is damaged by lire or other casualty before closing and cost 01 restoration does not exceed 3~. 01 the assessed valuation of the Property so
,ed, cost 01 restoration shall be an obligation of Ihe Seller and clOSing shall proceed pursuant to the terms 01 Contract with reslorallon costs escrowed ::Il closing. II the cost
:oration exceeds 3% of the assessed valuation 01 the improvements so damaglld. Buyer shall have the oplion 01 either taking Property as is. together wllh either the 3% or
'iurance proceeds payable by virtue of such loss or damage. or of cancelling Contract and receiving return of deposit(s).
OCEEDS OF SALE; CLOSING PROCEDURE: The deed shall be recorded upon clearance 01 funds. If abstract. evidence of tllle shall be continued at Buyer's expense to show
Buyer. without any encumbrances or change which would render Seller's lille unmarketable Irom the date 01 Ihe last evidence. Proceeds of Ihe sale shall be held in escrow
,Ier's allorney or by such other mutually acceptable escrow agent lor a periOd or not longer than 5 days Irom and alter closing dale. If Seller's tille is rendered unmarkelable.
') no laull of Buyer. Buyer shall. within. the 5 day period. notily Seller in writing of the delect and Seller shall have 30 d:lYs Irom date 01 receipt of such notification 10 cure
.fecl. 1/ Seller lails to timely cure the defect, all oepOSIl(s) shall. upon wrlllen demand by Buyer and within 5 days after demand, be returned to Buyer and simullaneously With
epayment, Buyer shall return Personalty and vacate Real Property and reconvey il to Seller by special warranly deed. 1/ Buyer fails to make timely demand lor refund. Buyer
ake tllle as is, waiving all rights against Seller as to any intervening delect except as /1l3y be available to Buyer by vlrlue of war ran lies contained in the deed. If a portion
purchase price is to be derived from institutional fin:lncing or refinancing, requirements of the lending institution as 10 place, time 01 day and procedures for closing, and lor
lement of mortgage proceeds shall conlrol over contrary provision in this Conlract. Seller shall have the right to reqUIre Irom the lending institution a wnlten commitment thai
10t withhold disbursement of mortgage proceeds as a result of any tille defect allributable 10 Buyer-morlgagor. The escrow and closing procedure reqUired by this Standard
: waived iftille lIgent insures adverse malters pursuant to Section 627.7841, F.S. (1987). as amended.
:ROW: Any escrow agent ("Aqenl") receiving funds or eQuivalenlls authorized and agrees by acceptance 01 them to deposit them promptly. hold same in escrow and, subjecI
rance. disburse them In accordance With terms and conditions 01 Contract, Failure of clearance of lunds shall not e.cuse Buyer's performance. II in doubt as to Agent's duties
lities under the prOVisions 01 Conlract, Agent may. at Agent's oplion, contl/1ue to hold tile subject mailer 01 the escrow until the parties mutually agree to its disbursement,
I a judgment or a courl of competent jurosdiction shall determine the rights 01 the parties or Agenl may deposit w,th the clerk 01 the cirCUit court having jurisdiction 01 the
Upon nolilying all parties concerned of suCh action, all Iiahility on the part 01 Agent shall lully terminale, e~cept to Ihe e.tent of accounllng lor any items previously delivered
~scrow. If a licensed real estate broker, Agenl Will comply wilh provisions of Chapter 475, F.S. (1987), as amended, Any SUit belween Bu~'er and Seller where Agent is made
, because of acting as Agent hereundeT, or In any suit wherein Agent inlerpleads the subjeCI rr.alter of thb' escrow, Aqent shall recover reAsonable altorney's fees and costs
j '.vith the lees and costs to te charged and asse:'lsed as court costs in lavor of Ihe prevailing parly. Parties a>;:ree lhat Agent shall not be liable to any' party or person
jelivery to f;luyer or Seifer 01 lIems subject to this escrow, unless such misdelivery is due to willlut breach 01 Contract or gross neglil,lence 01 Agent. .
'ORNEY FEES; COSTS: In any litigation arisinQ oul 01 this Contract. Ihe preVailing party shalf be enlitled to recover reasonable allorney's lees and cosls.
L.URE OF PERFORMANCE: II Buyer lails to perform this Contract wilhin ihe lime specllied (including paymenl 01 all depOSIt/S)), the deposit(s) paid by Buyer may be relained
lor the account 01 Sellor as agreed upon IiQUidaled damages. consideration for the execuhon 01 Ihls Contract and in lull settlemenl 01 any claims: whereupon, Buyer and Seller
'1 relieved 01 all obligations under Contract: or Seller, at Saller's option, may proceed in equity to enforce Seller's rights under this Contract. II, lor any reason other Ihan lailure
dr 10 make Seller's hlle marketable after diligent ellort. Seller rails. neglects or refuses to pertorm this Contract. the Buyer may seek specllic performance or elecl to receive
Jrn 01 Buyer's deposit(s) wilhout thereby waivj/l9 arry achon lor damages resulling frOIll Seller's breach.
'nRACT NOT RECORDABLE; PERSONS BOUND: NOTICE: Ne'ther this ConI/act nor :lny notICe 01 II shall be recorded in My public records. ThiS Contract shall bind and
::I lhe bene III of the parties and lheir successors In interest. Whenever the context permits, Singular shall include plural and one gendOf' shall include aH. Nolice gIVen by or
lllorney lor any party shall be as ellechve as il grYen by or to thaI party,
NVEVANCE: Seller shall convey litle 10 Real Property by statutory warranly. trustee's, personal representatlve's or l,luardlan'S deed, as appronnate 10 Ihe slatus of Seller. sub,ect
,"slters contained in Paral,lraph VII and Ihose orner wIse accepled by Buyer. Personalty shall, at request 01 Buyer. be Iransferred by an absolule bill of sale With warranty
subject only to such mailers as may be otherWise provided lor herein.
IER AGREEMENTS: No prIOr or presenl agreements or representations shall be binding uoon Buyer or Seller unless included In thiS Contract. No modllication or change in
ntr3Ct shalf be valid or blndinQ upon the parties unl~ss in writlnQ and e.ecuted by the parly or parties intended 10 be bound by it.
RAANneS: $eller warrants tM! there are no facts known to Seller matenally afl'!c!lng the value 01 the R<:!al Property whICh are not 'eadlly obsP"/able by Buyp.r or which
t oeen disclosed 10 Buyer
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ADDENDUM TO REAL ESTATE CONTRACT
BETWEEN
JAMES A. & HAZEL E. VOGEL, SELLERS & CITY OF CLEARWATER, FLORIDA, BUYER
Buyer agrees to participate in a 1031 Tax Deferred
Exchange (Starker) if requested by the Seller.
This shall not add any additional 'expense for the
Buyer.
2. The Buyer agrees to provide the Seller with a
letter at closing stating'that this purchase is
made under threat of condemnation.
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3. The Buyer will obtain a survey of the property to
include the, square footage .amount.
4. This contract is contingent upon the closing of a
separate contract, on a Metes and Bounds Tract of
1.2 acres more or less joining on the South
boundary of this property, si~ultaneous with this
contract.
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STANDARDS FOR REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS
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.Il to Buy.!r upon r"l;orOIl"l 1)1 111" dP.'!1l 10 Blly"r .1n Il...."..r S nullCY 01 1111t! IIlSUI,1'lC" III It", .lmOllnl 01 Ill'! I~"t;t'a~t! pllC>! "'5Ulln(1 B'lyer 5 111I.! to Row P'operty. sublect on~1
'5. ~nclllnbr"nc"s. f?lCenlIOI\S or QU31111C"hOll 51'1 'orl/1 In IhlS Conlmcl nnd Iho~1! Whot;h ..11111 ".' O,~CI1:1If)"d hy Sellnr :Il or blllore CloslnlJ Sellcr sh:lll convey Q marketable
ubll!ct onlv to hons r.ncurntlrnnct'S l!.cpplrOns or 'lunllf'c"hons sill 'orlh ,n ConlmCI Mnrklllilbl.. htll! snnll b" delcrmln.!r1 .1ccordlnQ to llPpltcable Tille Slonc1mds ndopll!d b'l
""f 01 Tht! Flonoa Bar :1110 111 dccord:1nCc wllh '''1'1 BUVl!r snail have JO dnys, II abslmct or 5 d.1yS. ,I hlle comm,'menl. 'rOm dnle of rocelvlnt;j eVidence 01 hllo 10 examIne
lie IS lound delectlvo. Buyer shall. W,1I1111 J ct:JYs, 1101I'y St!lIm 111 wrUlIlQ SPtlCIly"1q OIJlecl(sl " 1M dt!tecllsl ronOer IllIe unmQrkelable, Seller 1'1,11 haw 120 days 110111 recolJ;t
'Ice vlllhln which 10 romove Ihe aOloCI(SJ, lalll(1CJ whICh Buyer shall have Iho oolton nl ",'hO/ nccnptlll'J thl! lotll! as II then IS or clemanclll1<) 0 If!IUl)(l 01 deposll(sl paid whlc"
mmedlalely b~ retllrned 10 BUYllr. Iht!'P.lI(lon BUYllr lInd S\)II.!r Sh:111 ,p,le;)so alII! .1noll1e, 01 ,111 lurlhnr "hlo<jJlrO"', uI10er 1110 Gonlr"cl S'lllor will, If Illle l!l lound unmarkelabll'
,~.)III e/lolllo correcl de/nclls. 1I1hll~ wllh,n the lime provlOOO Ihtlrelor.lIlCludol1\lthu bllrlQII~ uf I1dCCS:iilfY SUIIS
JRCHASE MONEY MORTGAGE: SECURITY AGREEMENT TO SELLER: A purcMsp. mo/lf'y mOllfJJQl! nnd mQlIg,lge nolI! 10 Seller 511:111 provldp. for .l 30 dllY lJrac:e penoo ,~
,enl of del au It It a hlSt mort!l3gll ana a t5 Oay grace PllnO(l II J !lie COliC! f)' I.~ss>!r morlQWle. sn111 nIl')VIr1~ lor "'Jnl 01 nrl'!o:t'{menl 'n whOl~ or lI\ PJ" wllhoul nenall'!. sna,
''''"1 accelerallOn or Inlerest aOIUSlm~nt 111 event of resale of Ro:al Prontl,ly. !'ill. III 'e,JUIIll all proor Ittll1 ,111d t!l1culllllrlll1CIlS 10 ue kepI 111 QOOd stallCllnQ and 10rbl0 mOdihcation~
':Jture :l':Ivant::I!S under plIl')r IllorlgJ\jelsl. :ll1d the mOrlgJge. 110le al1d security :''I'M!ment sl1:1l1 btl Olll..rwo;~ "' "'''11 ,111.J ';<)1110:111 rel1l11ro'!d hy Sillier; bul Seller may only reQ:.::';
'5 cUSIOl11a/lly '''unCI In mortQJ'~es. mOIl~arJe '1Oles. al1d seculIl,/ JQreelllenlS 'J,;nt'rJlly ulrltud fly sa"lIYJ an,) l(Jall 111!liltlull(Jl1i. or state or nalrol1al bal1ks located In (he coun:,
" R03JI Propelly IS loc31ed All PerSOI1Jltv and le,lses bell~ r.onveyed or assoQl1tld Will. :II Selld' 5 OPIIOI1. be sllbJect I" Ihe Iren 01 :l securoty Jgroemenl eVidenced by recorc..:
rl9 slalenll1Jl1ts II a balloon 11101lQJoe, Ihe final payment 1'1111 e-ce~Cl 1I1P. P03110d1C paymenls Il1ereon.
JRVEY: Buyer. at Buyer's llxpense. w,'hlll time ,ll1owed 10 deliver eVidence 01 hlle Jnd to e.(amlne same, l11:1y h:1ve Ro'!JI Property surveyed and cert,I,ed by a registered FIOIl:la
.0r.1I \urvey shows encroach",~lll Oil Re:1\ PrOI)~rty or IhJl trnprO'l"I1lp.I11S locatild Oil Ae:J1 Properly '~I1Croach 011 selb:Jck lilIes. IlJSilments. IJnds 01 etl1ers. or v'ol.:lIe any restrlcllons
lCt covenanlS or applICable ';jovemmental regulallon. tile 5JrllP. 5n~1I constltule 3 IllIe defac!.
RMITES: Buyer. at Buyer s il'p~11Sil '11I1"011 10111" Jllowed t.;) Clelive' eVldel1ce 01 t,lIe al1d 10 exarlllne same. may hJve R'.'JI Proptlrly II1sJ;(.(:ted by J FlolldJ Cert"'03d Pest CQnlrc.
:or 10' ..::etermll1e II tl1ere 1.3 ,:my VISible JCllve termite IIlleSIJllOI1 or vlsll)le eXIsll~ oamaQe from len11lltl ",leS(3110n 111 1I1e Imorovements. If ellher or both me found. Buyer Will
~ days Irom dalil of wllllen notIce thereof. wltnll1 which to h:lve .1l1 dllm:Jges; wl10lher v,slble or nOI. inspected and eshmJled by 3 Iicensod bUllder or genoral contractor. Sel!er
lJY valid costs 01 Irealmelll J'\d repair of all cl:lm:1qe uo 10 2~, sf pUfCh3Slt,P/'lce: Shbuld such costs exceea 1I1al amoul\l. Buyer shnll have the opllon ." cancelling Contrac:
5 days alter receipt 01 contractor's repJ,r estlmale by Qlvlno wr}tten',ilOlice"lo Seller or Buyer may elecl t(J proceed With Ihe transaction, in wlllCh event Buyer shall receive
lit at Closing of an amount equal to the total of the treatment and repa" est,mate not In excess of 2~'. 01 the purchJse pllce. "Termlles" shall be deemed 10 Include all \YOOd
'ying oroanisms required II) be reported under the F/orida Pest Control Ac!.
uRESS ANO EGRESS: Seller warrants and represents that there is Ingress and elJress to the Real PrQperty sulllclent for the Intended use as descllbed In ParagrJph VII hereef,
: :;) which IS in accordance wllh Standard A.
:" . .:: ,::;: .:: "..;: ,. . . ., -: ' ::., I . ~SES: Sellar Shall, not less than 15 days before closing, lur",Sh to Buyer cOPIes 01 all wrlllen leases and estoppel letters Irom each tenant specilying Ihe nature and duration
, ,'.:, ': ': ; ': ,1' 1 tenant's occupancy. rental rates, advanced rent and security depOSIts paid by tenant. II Seller is unable to obtain such leller from each tenant, the same inlormalion shall be
.~. : ~''''~;</. :";: ~ :,::;\ :':: .:., :.1 led by Saller to Buyer wilhin that time period in Ihe lorm 01 a Seller's allidavit. and Buyer may thereafler contacl tenants to confirm such information. Seller shall. at closin~.
; ':. '," ,..-,;: ".,.', ," " :. :.j . and assiQn all original leases to Buyer.
;:':\.~ ,:.>: ,~'l). . '.. " . :NS: Seller shall lurnish to SU'Ier at time 01 closing an affida'lit attesting to the absence. unless otherwise provided lor herein. 01 any linnncing stat~ments. claims olli..n cr
',: .', ',,!' 2":,; "~ :.;',' alloenors known 10 Seller 3n~ furtMr attesltng that there havIJ been no Improvements or reo~"s to Properly for 90 days immedl.1tely precedlnQ date 01 clOSing. " Propell,
'r' " ~,: ,,':-:" ::>-;'0 . . .', ;~n improved. or rep.!lIred Within that time. Seller shall dehver relIJases or waivers of mechaniCS' hens executed by all general contractors. subconlractors, supphers, and matellalm.;n
. :.;" , .<::. ":, '}',.,' :. ,: .tion 10 Seller's lien atlidavit sallino lorth the names 01 all such general contractors. subcontraclors. supplitlrs ana materialm~11 a,)(l further Jffirmlng that all charges for Improvemen:s
,', ':. i'::';".: ,; -< ,(' '.::- " ~"s which could serve as a basIS for a mechanic's lien or a claim lor damages have been paid or 1'1,11 be paid at clOSIng.
,. ,.:' , :,' ',: ;. : ":. . ::::, :"'. .ACE OF CLOSING: Closing shall be held in the county where Real Property is located, at the office 01 the attorney or olher closing agent deSignated by Seller.
p' :,:'; ;;".: . '.";' 'E: Time is of the essence 01 thiS Contract, Time pellods herein 01 less than 6 days shall in Ihe computation exclude Saturdays, SullClays and slate or natlonalleQal holidays.
'.':::;~-'.; .;z-:: ' 'lY time penod provided lor herein which Shall end on Saturday, Sunday or legal holiday shall extend to 5:00 p.m. 01 the next bUSiness day.
:. ...,' ;',:: ".;ii :.'. ' .' ,CUMENTS FOR CLOSING: Seller shalllurnish deed. bill of sale, mechan,c's lien afhdavlt. assignmenls 01 leases. tenant and mortgagee estoppellellers. and corrective instruments.
" : : ,- ,., >. shall lurlllsh closing statement, mortgaoe, mortQaQe note, security agreement, allCl linanclng stalements.
PENSES: Documentary stamps on the deed C!1)(l recording corrective instruments shall be paid by Seller. Documer'llary stamps, lIltanglble tax allCl recording purchase money
ige to Seller. deed and linancinQ slatements shall be paid by Buyer.
::lRATIONS: CREDITS: Taxes, assessments. rent. interest. insurance and other expenses and revenue 01 Property shall be proraled through day before closing. Buyer shall have
:[lon of taking over any existing pOlicies 01 insurance, il assumable, in which event premiums shall be prorated. Cash at clOSIng shall be increased or decreased as may be
:0 by prorallons. Prorations will be made thrOUQh day pnor to occupancy if occuPancy occurs before CIoSInt;j. Advance rent and secunty deposits will be credited 10 Buyer ana
./ depoSlIs held by mortgaQee will be credited to Seller. Taxes shall be prorated based on the current year's tax with due allowance made lor maximum allowable discount.
tead and other exemptions. /I closing occurs at a date when the current year s millage is not Ii xed, and current year's assessmenl is avaIlable, taxes will be proraled based
;uch assessment and the prior year'S millage. If current year's assessment is not available, then taxes will be prorated on the prior year's tax. II there are completed improvements
al Property by January tst 01 year 01 cloSlno which Improvements were not In eXIStence on January 1St 01 Ihe pnor year then taxes shall be prorated based upon the pltor
millage and at an equitable assessment to be agreed upon between the parties, lailing which. request will be made 10 the County Property Appraiser lor an inlormal assessment
inlO consideration available exemptions. Any lax proration based on an estimale may, at request 01 eilher Buyer or Seller. be subsequently readjusted upon receipt of tax bill
:lilion that a statement to that eltect is in the closing statement
ECIAL ASSESSMENT LIENS: Certilied, confirmed and ratified special a':sessment liens as of date 01 closinQ (and not as 01 ElIeelive Datel are to be paid by Seller. Pendirl9
:s 01 date 01 closino shall be assumed by Buyer. II the improvement has oeen substantially completed as 01 Eflecllve Date, such pending lien shall be considered as certilied,
'led or ratllied and Seller shall, at closirl9. be cha'ged an amount equal to the last estimate 01 assessment for, tha improvement by the public body.
iPECnON, REPAIR AND MAINTENANCE: Seller warrants that, as 01 10 days prior to closing, the ceilirl9, rool (including the lascia allCl som!sl and exterior and interior walls
have any VISIBLE EVIDENCe 01 leaks or water damage ano that the septic tank, pool, all major appliances. heatirl9. cooling, electrical, plumbing systems and machinery are
~KtNG CONDITION. Buyer may. al Buyer's'expense. have inspections made of those items by an appropriately Florida licensed person dealing in the construction, repair or
'lance 01 those items and shall report In writing to Seller such items that do not meet the above stallClards as 10 delects together with the cost 01 correcting them, prior to
; occupancy or not less than 10 days prior 10 Closing, whichever occurs first. Unless Buyer reports such defects within that time Buyer shall be deemed to have waived Seller's
lies as to delects not reported. If repairs or replacement are required. Seller shall pay up to 3'. 01 the purchase price lor such repairs or replacements by an approprialely
licensed person selected by Seller, If the cost lor such repairs or replat;:ement exceeds 3'1'. 01 the purchase price. Buyer or Seller may elect to pay such excess. failing which
:Jarty may cancel Ihls Contract. If Seller ,s unable 10 correct the defects pr or 10 clOSing, the cost thereol shall be paid into escrow at closing. Seller will, upon reasonable
;lrovide utilities service lor inspeclions. Belween ellective Date and the closirl9, Seller shall maintain Property including but notlimiled to the lawn and shrubbery, in the collClilion
warranted, ordinary wear and tear excepted. Buyer shall be perm'lled access lor inspection 01 Property prior to Closing in order to confirm compliance with this Standard.
'K OF LOSS: II the Property Is damaged by lire or other casualty belore closing and cost 01 restoration does not exceed 3'l'. 01 the assessed valuation 01 lhe Property so
:'ld, cost of restoration shall be an obligalion 01 Ihe Seller and closing shall proceed pursuanl 10 the terms 01 Contract wilh restoration costs escrowed at closing. II the cost
"ation exceeds 3% of Ihe assessed valuation 01 Ihe improvements so damaged, Buyer shall have the option 01 eilher taking Property as is, together wllh either Ihe 3"10 or
'Jrance proceeds payable by virlue of such loss or damage. or of cancellint;j Contract and receiving relurn 0' deposit(sl.
)CEEOS OF SALE: CLOSING PROCEDURE: The deed shall be recorded upon clearance 01 lunds " abstracl, evidence 01 lille shall be continued at Buyer's expense to show
Buyer. without any encumbrances or change which would render Seller's title unmarketable from the date 01 lhe last evidence. Proceeds 01 the sale shall be held in escrow
ilr'S altorney or by SUCh other mutually acceptable escrow agent for a period of not longer than 5 days Irom and after closing date, II Seller's title is rendered unmarketable.
1 no fault 01 Buyer, Buyer shall, within. the 5 day period, notify Seller in wrilirl9 01 the delecl and Seller shall have 30 days Irom date 01 receipt 01 such notilicallon to cure
~ct. II Seller fails to timely cure Ihe defect, all cleposlt(s) shall, upon wlllten demand by Buyer and wllhin 5 days aller demand, be returned 10 Buyer and simultaneously With
lpayment, Buyer ahill\' relurn Personalty and vacate Real Property and reconvey it 10 Seller by special warranty deed. II Buyer lails to make timely demand lor relund. Buyer
!~e IIlfe as is, waivioo all righls aoainst Seller as 10 any intervening delect except as may be availablp 10 Buyer by wtue 01 warranties contained in the deed. II a porllon
ourchase price is to be del ived Irom Inslltutional linancing or refinancing, reQuiren ents of Ihe lending institution as to place, tlma 01 day and procedures lor CIOSirl9, and lor
~ment 01 mortgage proceeds shall control over contrary provision in this Contract. Seller shall have the r~ht to require Irom the lendin<;J institution a written commitment that
ot withhold diSbursement of morlgage proceedS as a result 01 any tllle delect allnbutable to Buyer-mortgagor. The escrow and closing procedure required by this Standard
waived il tllIe agenllnsures adverse malters pursuant to Section 627.7841, F.S. (1987). as amended.
~ROW: Any escrow a~l!nt (.A~ent.) receiving lunds or equivalent is :lUthorized and agrees by acceptance 01 them 10 deposit them promptly. hold same In escrow and. subject
'ance. disbuf!e them In accoroance With terms and condiltons 01 Contrllct, Failure 01 clearance 01 lunds shall not excuse Buyer's performance. II in doubt as to Agent's duties
tties under the provisions 01 ConlraCI, Agent may, at Agenl's option, conlinue to hold the subject mailer 01 the escrow until the parties mutually agree 10 its disbursement,
a judgment 01 a court 01 competent juri'diction shall determine the nghts 01 the parties or Agent may deposit with the clerk 01 the CirCUli court haVing jurisdiclion 01 the
Upon nolilying all parties concerned 01 suCh action. all liabiltly on Ihe part of Agent shall lully terminate, except to the extenl of accounhng lor any items previOUSly delivered
lScrOW. If a licensed real estate broker. Agent will comply with provisions 01 Chanter 475, F.S. (1987), as amended. Any SUlI belween Buyer and Seller where Agent is made
because 01 actinQ as Agent hereullCler, or in any SUit wherein Agent interpleads lhe subject rr.alter 01 tht> escrow, Agent shall recover reasonable attorney's fees and costs.
; with the lees and cosls to be charged and assessed as court cosls in laver of Ihe prevailing party. P3rlies a~ree Ihal Agent shall nol be liable to any party or person
lelivery 10 t;:luver or Seller 01 items sublect to mls escrow, unless such misdelivery IS due to Willful breach 01 Contract or gross neghQence 01 Agent. .
JRNEY FEESj COSTS: In eny Iil~ation arisint;j out of thIS ContracI, the prevalllllg party shall be onhlled to recOller reasonable altorney's lees and cosls.
.URE OF PERFORMANCE: II Buyer falls to perlorm Ihis Contract Within ih~ tilM sPoclhed (including paymenl 01 all deposllls)), Ihe dePOsil(s) paid by Buyer may be relained
)( the account 01 Seller as a<;Jreed upon lIQUidated damages, conslderalion for the exeCUllOn 01 Ihis Contract and in full settlement 01 any claims; whercupon. Buyer and Seller
. relieved 01 all obligations under Contract; or Seller, al Saller's OPtion, may proceed in equity to enforce Seller's rights under Ihis Conlract. II, lor any reason other than laiture
r to make Seller's tille marketable aller diligent ellort, Selier lails. neglects or refuses to perlorm this Contract. the Buyer may seek specllic perlormance or elect 10 receive
'n 01 Buyer', deposil(sl withoulthereby walviflQ any action lor damaQes resulting frOI11 Sellar's breach.
ITRACT NOT RECORDABLE: ~ERSONS BOUND: NOTICE: NP.ilher thiS Contract nor any notICe of II shall be reCOrded in any public records. This Contract shall bind and
. the bene"t 01 the parties and their successors in interest. WNlnever Ihe conlexl perm,t!', Singular shall include plural and one gender shall include aH. Notice <;Jrven by or
!lorney lor any party snail be as ellecllVe as il gIVen by or to that party.
lVEYANCE: Seller shall convey title to Real Property by statutory warranty, trustee's, personal representallve's or guardlan's deed, as appropnate 10 the status 01 Seller, subJect
,nalll!rs cO/1lained in ParaQrsph VII and those olherwlse acceoted by Buyer. Personally shall. at reQuest 01 BuyEll', be transferred by an absolute bill 01 sale wllh warranty
,ublect only to such matters as may be otherWIse provided lor hElIeln.
::A AGREEMENTS: No pnor or present agreements or representations shall be bindlrl9 upon Buyer or Selier unless included in this Contract. No modilication or change in
tract shall be valid or bindirl9 upon the parlies unless in wrjltl19 and executed by the party or parties intended to be bound by il.
IAANTIES: Seller warraflts that there are no lacts known to Seller malanally atfectlrl9 the vallie 01 the Real Propertv whICh are not reaCllly obs""'able by Buyer or which
bl'en diSClOsed 10 Buyer,
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CLEARWATER CITY COMMISSION
Agenda Cover Memorandum
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I ~ Heettng Dat. 12-20-90
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W RE'\lISED
~&Ecr: Replacement of Big Pier 60
Clearwater Beach
REaJIEII).\TIOII/f<<JTION: Accept the
by Camp, Dresser & McKee,
replacement of the pier
a work order in the amount
Inc. to supply design, bidding,
se~~ices for the pier replacement,
Pier 60 Recommended
Inc. ,
as recommended
of $150,000
and
Repairs Report
authorize staff to prepare
by the report and
for Camp Dresser & McKee,
construction management
prepared
for the
approve
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CKJ And that the appropriate official be authorized to execute same.
BACKGROUND: The October 23, 1990,
concluded with a recommendation to
phased construction schedule, or (b)
A table depicting the items involved, the time
costs for the five-year phased renovation
report
either
evaluation
the pier
completely replace the pier
frame suggested, and
is as follows:
of
(a)
a structural
renovate
of Pier 60
over a five-year
in one project.
the estimated
CONSTRUCTION ITEM PHASED COST ESTIMATES
6-12 Months 12-14 Months Balance (5 vrs
A. Landside Pilings $ 6,000 $ 6,000 $ 30,000
B. Landside Pile Caps 5,000 5,000 35,000
C. Landside Deck 72,000 66,000 150,000
D. Landside Closure Walls 1,000 1,000 5,000
E. Waterside Pilings 5,000 12,500 110,000
F. Waterside Pile Caps 21,000 20,000 60,000
G. Waterside Deck 45,000 75,000 150,000
H. Guardrails 5,000 5,000 18,000
Subtotals $160,000 $ 190,000 $ 558,000
Total 5-year expenditure $ 908,000
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effective
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additional
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period, the pier would be beyond
(CONTINUED)
Budget
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Public Works ~~
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Advert i sed:
Costs: $150.000
(Current FY)
Funding Source:
ComBission Action
Reviewed by:
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Approved
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DIS N/A
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Operating
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Date:
Other
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Appropriation Code(s)
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Affected parties
notified
315-1-3471-612/575
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Recommended Repairs Report
COM Work Order
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$1,250,000 in FY95/96; and $500,000 in FY96/97 for fishing piers. It had been
envisioned that, along with a new Pier 60, four segments of the old S.R.60 bridges
which are presently dilapidated and considered an eyesore, would be removed and
that a new fishing pier (probably located at the westernmost bridge segment near
the bait house) would be constructed. While the $2 million dollar total number
represents only an estimate of the program's total cost, it is believed that most,
if not all, elements can be accomplished with these funds. It is proposed that
the $2 million dollar "Penny for Pinellas" fishing pier funds be advanced and that
the Big Pier 60 replacement along with three of the four dilapidated bridge
segment removals be prepared for bid advertisement. The fourth bridge section \
',,~ removal and the new fishing pier construction can follow in accordance with fund
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Replacement of Big Pier 60 Clearwater Beach
Cost estimates for the construction of a new pier is as follows:
CONSTRUCTION ITEM
ESTIMATED COST
A. Landside Piling Modifications $ 52,000*
B. Landside Pile Caps 38,000
C. Landside Deck 250,000
D. Landside Closure Walls 31,000
E. Waterside Pilings 103,000
F. Waterside Pile Caps 44,000
G. Waterside Deck 290,000
H. Guardrails 72,000
I. Demolition of Existing Structure 144,000
Construction Total $ 1,024,000*
Engineering Costs (CDM) $ 150,000
*Demolition of the entire existing pier, including the 50 bays of pilings on the
land side and construction of 20 new larger bays on the land side, would provide
an entirely new structure at an additional cost of $18,000 ($70,000 for 20 new
bays of piling versus $52,000 for modifications to the 50 bays of existing piling
per item A above). The total cost would increase to $1,042,000.
While pier replacement would probably result in a greater level of impact on
tourists during construction than would the phased renovation, that impact would
be for a significantly shorter period of time. The costs for pier replacement are
judged to be somewhat higher than for pier renovation, but the significantly
increased service life is considered to warrant the added initial investment. It
is recommended that the Pier 60 structure be replaced. The design of the pier
replacement should emphasize the need to expedite permitting, to minimize impact
on tourism during construction, and to maintain the architectural character and
utility of the existing pier.
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E. Waterside pilings. Repair of 48 pilings on an as-needed basis.
Assumption: 2-3 need attention within 6 months, an additional 5
within 12 months and the balance over a 5-year period.
F. waterside pile caps. Repair and replacement of 22 pile caps on an
as-needed basis. Assumption: 4-6 need repair within 6 months, an
additional 3-5 need replacement within 12-18 months, and tile
balance to be replaced by the end of the 5-year -period.
G. Waterside deck. Repair or replacement of 20 bays on an as-needed
basis. Assumption: 2-3 need attention within 6 months, an
additional 4-6 within 12 months, and the balance by the end of the
5-year period.
H. Guardrails. Repair or replacement of approximately 2,400 lineal
feet of railing on an as-needed basis. Assumption: 350-400 feet
need repair or replacement within 6-12 months, an additional 400
feet within 24-36 months, and the balance to be replaced by the
end of the five-year period.
The above items do not include any repairs to the existing superstructures
(second level concrete structures) or repairs and/or modifications to the
wooden structure presently used as the entrance gate, public toilet
facility and marine science exhibit.
An estimate of maintaining the pier over the specified 5-year period
presented below--assuming items A through G above would
contracting services and that item H could be performed by city personnel
with materials purchased from locally available sources.
is
require outside
6-12 Months 12-24 Months Balance (5 yrs)
A. Landside Pilings $ 6,000 $ 6,000 $ 30,000.
B. Landside pile Caps 5,000 5,000 35,000
C. Lands ide Deck 72,000 66,000 150,000
D. Landside Closure walls 1,000 1,000 5,000
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project No. 90-140
May 17, 1990
Weklva Bualness Center
Suite 104, 142S East Semoran Blvd.
Apopka, Florida 32703
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Clearwater, Florida
Mr.
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Inc.
Suite 300
34624
Letter~PE.!l
Visual Inspection of pier 60
(Portion West of Entrance Booth)
Cit1-9!-f1earwat~~_Florida
Dear Mr. Burke,
This letter summarizes
newer portion
located on
to Structural
Inc. (COM).
our findings
of Pier 60, which is
the pier. The inspection
Technologies, Inc.'s
upon a visual inspection
the segment west of
was performed on
(STI) proposal to
of the
the entrance booth
May 2, 1990, pursuant
camp Dresser & McKee,
general
prepare
Scope and Objective: The purpose of
structural condition of the
recommendations for further
the inspection was to
pier based on visual
action.
determine the
observations, and
Description of the pier:
approximately 1150 feet west
the pier (differing structural
constructed in two phases.
parking lot to an Entrance
west of the Entrance
construction. It is
in 1952 and the second
parking
Mexico.
systems) suggests that the
The first phase extends about 550 feet
structure on the pier. The portion of
structure constitutes the second phase of
our understanding that the first phase was constructed
phase in 1966.
from the
the pier
pier 60 extends from a
towards the Gulf of
lot at the beach,
The appearance of
pier was
phase, the pier
slab supported on
There are 3 piles per
composed of precast double
between pile bents spaced at
A shows general views of the
piles per bent. The second
structure pier and
comprised of 3 spans
pier.
In the first
concrete deck
center.
comprised of a cast-in-pIace
spaced at about ll-foot on
the second phase, the deck is
tee sections (probably prestressed) spanning
about 36 feet. Photograph land 2 in Appendix
pier. In the second phase, there are two
phase construction starts from the entrance
terminates at a liT" shaped end span. The "T" section is
in the north-south direction perpendicular to the main
structure is
bents
In
pile
bent.
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SUMMARY OF COSTS ro PROVIDE
DESIGN, BIDDING AND CONSTRUcrlOO SERVICES FOR
BIG PIER 60
Cost Component Tasks 1 Task 2 Task III Task IV" Total Cost
1. Labor Related Costs $ 3,250 $ 9,750 $ 5,580 $43,420 $ 62,000
2. Other Direct Costs 6,000 3,000 1,500 2,000 12,500
3. Subconsultant Costs 14,000b 35,250b 4 ,500b 21,750b 75,500
Total Costs $23,250 $48,000 $11,580 $67,170 $150,000
BAssumes 3-rnonth bidding period and 12-month construction period.
bSubconsultants include geotechnical, architectural, structural and electrical.
ATTACHMENT A
2% ADJUSTMENT
SAMP CURReJT CURRENT" CURRENT" CURRENT"
PAY HOURLY HOURLY ANNUAL ANNUAL PROPOSED PROPOSED
GRADE MINIMUM MAXIMUM MINIMUM MAXIMUM MINIMUM MAXIMUM
A 7.0512 10.2948 13750 20075 14025 20476
B 7.7281 11 .3948 15070 22220 15371 22664
C 8.4615 12.6357 16500 24640 16830 25132
0 9.3076 13.8769 18150 27060 18513 27601
E 10.1537 15.2308 19800 29700 20196 30294
F 11.1691 16.7537 21780 32670 22215 33323
G 12.2861 18.4461 23958 35970 24437 36689
H 13.5103 19.9563 26345 38915 26872 39693
14.8641 22.0512 28985 43000 29565 43860
J 16.3024 24.5319 31790 47837 32425 48794
K 17.4756 27.0128 34077 52675 34759 53728
L 19.0192 29.2179 37087 56975 37829 58114
M 21 .3345 32.8461 41602 64050 42434 65331
N 24.2563 37.1537 47300 72450 48246 73899
0 27.5640 38.7692 53750 75600 54825 77112
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CLEARWATER CITY COMMISSION
Agenda Cover Memorandum
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Meeting Date: 12/20/90
Pass on first reading Ordinance 5061-90.
o and that the appropriate officials be authorized to execute same.
BACKGROUND:
Earlier this year, the
both approved agreements
allow National Healthplex,
Drew Village Nursing Center
now defunct Health Facilities Authority and
to allow the City of Hialeah to issue
Inc. to purchase three Florida
in Cl earwater.
the
tax
nursing
City of Clearwater
free revenue bonds to
homes, including the
National Healthplex has now decided to downsize the
$8 million to finance the purchase of two nursing homes,
issue from $12 million to a maximum of
one in Hialeah and Drew Village.
Health
Stanl ey
Robert Olive, the City's bond counsel,
Facilities Authority former financial
firm has reviewed the financial aspects
has reviewed and approved the legal
advi sor, Chuck Tharnstrom
of the offering dnd has no
documents. The
of the Morgan,
objections.
Allowing the City of
of Clearwater's ability
default. The City also
Hialeah to issue the tax
to issue future bonds
has no 1 i abi 1 i ty
free bonds will have
or on its credit rating
for payment of the bonds.
no
i f the
impact on the City
bonds go into
Action on the attached interlocal agreement will be recommended at the second reading of
the ordinance at the January 3, 1991 Commission meeting.
All costs for the issuance of tile bonds will be paid by tlational Healthplex, Inc.
Reviewed Originating Dept.: Cost.: nla Commission Action:
Legal Total o Approved
Administration
Budget o Approved w/conditlons
Purchasing User Dept.: Current FY o Denied
Risk Mgmt. o Continued to:
DIS Funding Source:
ACM Advertised: o Capt. Imp. Attachments:
Other Date: o Operating
Paper: o Other Interlocal Agreement
Submitted by: o Not required Ordinance 5061-90
Affected parties Appropriation Code:
o Notified o None
Not required
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This Warranty Deed ,Hade ana' e:~ecuted tilt.' 1 s t: day of NOVClllbcvt D. 19 8 ~y
rLORIDA POWEn COHPOBATIUN
o corporatIOn
existing under the laws 0; Sta te of F lor ida
908 CLEVELAND STREEr,
hereinafter called the grantor, to C I T Y ur
, and Ilavlng Its prinCIpal place of bUSiness at
CLEABWA JlIt, fLUH lOA
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whose.postoffice address is
p.o. Box 4740, CI.E^HWAJEH, fLUllIDA
hereinafter called the grantee:
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Subdivision as recorded in Plat Book 9, Page 22
of the Public Records of Pinellas COUllty, Florida.
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Together with a/l the tenements,
appertaining.
To f fi\ve and to Hold, the same in fee simple forever.
And the grantor hereby convenants with said grantee that it is lawfully seized of said land in fee
simplej that it has good right and lawful authority to sell and convey said landj that it hereby fully
warrants the title to said land and will defend the same against the lawful claims of all persons \",hom-
soever,' and that said land is free of all encumbrances
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in its name, and its corporate seal to be hereunto affixed, by its proper officers
thereunto duly author~ CJ;;(jtlt/~'S.~nd year ;;rsc above written.
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ORIDA POWER CORPORATION
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STATEOF Florida
COUNT'r'OF Pinellas
1 HEREBY CERTIFY that on this day, before me. an officer duly authorized in the State and County aforesaid to
take acknowledgments. personally appeared Philip C. Henry and Cathleen P. Kortright
well known to me to be the Vice President & Asst. Secreta~ectively of the corporation named
as grantor in the foregoing deed, and that they severally acknowledged executing the same in the presence of two
subscribing witnesses freely and voluntarily under authority duly vested in them by said corporation and that the seal
affixed there to is the true corporate seal of said corporation.
WITNESS my hand and official seal in the County and State last aforesaid this lS~av of November,A.D.'9 B 9.
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