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CITY COMMfSSION MEETlNG
Note:!'a�•�� Preliminary (Worksession) agenda and paperwork that was
in package initially but then not continued on�o Thuxsday's agenda
is at the back ot this a�enda pack.
ACTION AGENDA - CLEARWATER CITY COMMISSION MEETING
Thursday, February 1, 1996 - 6;00 P.M. - Chambers
Welcorne. We are glad to have you join us. If you wish to speak please wait to be recognized, then
state your name and addre� PPrsons speaking before the City Cornrnission on other than Public
Hearing items shall be limited to 3 minutes. No person shall speak rnore than once on the same
subject unless granted permission by the City Commission. ANY PERSON WITH A DISABILITY
REC2UIRING REASONABLE ACCOMMODATION IN ORDER TO PARTICIPATE IN THIS MEETING,
SHOULQ CALL 813/462-6684.
1. Invocation
2. Pledge of Allegiance
3. Service Awards
4. Introductions and Awards
5. Presentations
6. Approval of Minutes - Regular Meeting
1 !18/96
7. Citiiens to be heard re items not on the Agenda
1. Father Edward J. Mulligan, St. Brendan's
Ca�holic Church.
2. Mayor.
3. None.
4. Proclamation: National Burn Awareness
Week - 2/4-10/96.
5. None.
6. Approved as submitted.
�ill Kirbas requested Commissioner Cla� k v��ork with County to resolve annexation of enclaves.
,lohn Dqran �hanked those involved for banners welcoming winter visitors. Requested some for the
beach. Distributed "I live here, ask me" buttons.
.lay RQSS requested the City sell the property on Island Estates.
Louis Simmons complained re speeding ticket received on Clearwater Pass Bridge.
,�.Qy Cadwefl requested Ord. #301-7 be amended.
PUBLIC HEARINGS
All individuals speaking on public hearing items will be sworn-in.
Not Before 6:00 P.M.
Varcance & Rezoning public hearings:
- Staff states and summarizes reasons for recornrnendation (2 minutes�.
- Applicant presents case. Witness may be cross-examined (15 rninutes).
- Staff presents further evidence. May be cross-examined (10 minutes�.
- Public comment (3 minutes per speaker).
- City Commission discussion, and may question any witness.
- Applicant may call witnesses in rebuttal (5 minutes).
- Conclusion by applicant 13 minutes).
- Decision.
8. Variance(s) to Sign Regulations for property 8.
located at 500 Cleveland St., Gould and
Ewing's 1 st Addition, Blk 2, Lots 8& 9
(Church of Scientology, SV96-01)
2/1 /96
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Approved a variance of 1 wall sign to allow 4
wall.signs subject to the property owner
securing a permit for the 4th sign and
removal of last line on sign #4 within 30 days
of this public hearing.
Administrative public hearings;
- Presentation of issues by City staff.
- Statement of case by applicant or representative (5 rninutes).
- Commission questions.
- Comments in suppo�t and in opposition (3 rninutes per speakeri.
- Commission questions.
- Final rebuttal by applicant or representative (5 rninutes).
- Commission disposition
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(Cont. at 12/7/95) Public Hearing & First
Reading Ord. #5942-95 - Arnending Sec.
35.11, to revise definintion for
"De(icatessen"; amending Secs. 40.383 &
40.403 to revise the unit number and floor
area requirements for restaurants in
Hotels/Motels; amending Secs. 41.071 ,
41.072 & 41.074 to provide for conditional
use permits and accessory use designations
#or certain types of alcoholic beverage uses
(LDCA 95-21)
Public Hearing & First Reading Ord. #5956-
95 - Amending Secs. 21.10 & 42.35 to
provide for temporary storage of Recreational
Vehicl�s for lodging purposes at the
Harborview Center
9. Approved. Ord. #5942-95 passed 1 st
read ing.
10. Approved. Ord. #5956-95 passed 1st
reading.
Public Hearing - Second Reading Ordinances
1 1. Ord. #5889-95 - LDCA amending Sec. 35,1 1 1 1. Ord. #5889-95 adopted.
to define "vehicle sales"; amending Ch. 40 to
add permitted uses in various zoning districts
(LDCA 95-12)
CITY MANAGER REPORTS
CONSENT AGENDA (ltems #12-17) - Approved as subrnitted less #17.
The following items require no forrnal public hear+ng and are subject to being approved in a single
motion. However, any City Commissioner or the City Manager may rernove an itern frorn the Consent
Agenda to allow discussion and voting on the item individual{y.
1 2. Work Order for Pasco Gas Sales Office & Operations Center Design to Post, Buckley, Schuh &
Jern�gan, Inc., Tampa, FL, for an est. $59,100 (GAS)
13. Purchase 1,200 feet of 12 inch b{ack Polyethylene pipe (for Pasco River Crossing) frorn
Consolidated Pipe and Supply, Birrningham, AL, at an est. 518,924 (GAS)
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14. Agreernents with: Golden Cougar Band Boosters, Inc., Clearwater High School Band Boosters,
Inc., and Clearwater Neighborhood Housing Services, Inc, for parking of automobiles during Spring
Training season of the Philadelphia Phillies for the period 3/1 /96-3/31 /96 (PR)
15. Purchase of misc. brass water fittings from B& H Sales, Sarasota, FL, for the period 2/2/96-
2/1/97, at an est. 5102,635.75 (PW)
16. Contract for Reservoir #1 - New Pump House to Oakhurst Construction Co., Inc., Serninole, FL, for
S 199,932.66 fEN)
17. License Agreement with Alexandra of Clearwater Beach, Inc. (Steven and Lisa Chandler), for the
period 4/1 /96-4/30/201 1, re Pier 60 Concession Stand at Pier 60 Park on Clearwater Beach (CM) -
Approved with amendment.
OTHER ITEMS ON CITY MANAGER REPORT
18. Vogel Development Agreement status (CP)
19. Landmark Drive extension
20. Construction Contract - Pier 60 Park,
inclusive of Concession Building, Pavilion,
covered Playground and Park amenities to
Caladesi Construction Company, Largo, FL,
for $1, 210,425; approve transfer of
S 135,521 to the project code f�om the
unappropriated retained earnings of the
General Fund (ENj
21. Parking Space Utilization Agreements for
Clearwate� Beach (CP)
22. First Reading Ord. #5982-96 - relating to
false fire alarms; amending Sec. 5.25 to
provide an alarm user 2 courtesy warnings
and to require an a4arm user to pay an
administrative fee of 522.50 for city's review
of written evidence from a licensed alarm
company that the alarm system causing a
false a{arm has been inspected and repaired
(FD1
23. Interlocaf Agreement with New Port Richey
(NPR); accept Franchise OrdinancP 1388; and
Res. #96-06 - Accepting the Franchise
Privilege and Concession of the City of New
Port Richey, Florida, for the purpose of
furnishing gas within NPR and to its
inhabitants, and approving the interlocal
agrsement related thereto (GAS)
24. Suncoast Sailing Campaign request for
funding
25. Direction re appealing Pinellas Planning
Council (PPC) decision in Meador (Bayview)
case
2/1 /96 3
18. No action, negotiations to continue,
19. Continued.
20. Approved.
21. Continued to 2/15/96.
22. Approved. Ord. #5982-96 passed 1 st
readirig.
23. Approved; accepted; & Res. �#96-06 adopted.
24. Approved 55,000 grant; $5,000 match,
25. Directed no appeal.
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28.
29.
30.
31.
Airport Authority - 1 appointment (CLK)
Desig� Review Board - 1 appointrnent (CLK1
Development Code Adjustment Board - 2
appointments (CLK1
Marine Advisory Board - 1 appointment (CLK)
Histocic Preservation Board - 1 appointment
(CLK1
Other Pending Matters
26. Reappointed Charles Silcox.
27. Appointed Alex Piisko.
28. Appointed Mark Jonnatti. Continued 2nd
appointment.
29. Appointed William Wilhelm.
30. Appointed David Berry.
31 . None.
C1TY ATTORNEY REPORTS
32. First Reading Ordinances
a) Ord. #5957-96 - Vacating a portion of
drainage & utility easement lying in Lot
1 53, Woodgate of Countryside Unit One
(Rubins / Jacobs, V95-16)
33. Resolutions
a) Res. #96-09 - Demolition Lien - 1003
LaSalle Street, Greenwood Manor, Lots 9
& 10 (Rooks)
34. Other City Attorney Items
a) Requesting Arnold & Porter as outside
counsel and Rice, Williams as consultants
for cable negotiations with Time Warner &
GTE
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37.
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32. First Reading Ordinances
a) Ord. #5957-96 passed 1 st reading.
33. Resolutions
a) Res. #96-09 adopted.
34. Other City Attorney Items
a) Approved.
Attorney/Client Session for Atrium vs. Clearwater
set for 3:30 p.m. on 2/15/96.
City Manager Verbal Reports
City Manager reported information is being gathered to respond to Commissioner Thomas' memo
re David Grice's request for road closing in Plaza Park.
Commission Discussion Items
a► Review position re Restriping Drew Street - Opposed to restriping, letter to be sent to FDOT.
Other Commission Action
Berfield requested City Manager to repeat Worksession comments re Municipal Services Building.
The City Manager related history of project and how size and open office plan determined.
Reqeusted staff be allowed to move into the building before determining the building too small
and open pian not a good work environnment.
Ihomas expressed concern re complaints re speeding occuring due to grade of Clearwater Pass
Bridge. Requested signs to be erected to warn of steep grade and that speed limit be the same
at both ends of the bridge.
Garvev announced start of Downtown Marketplace or. Saturdays, beginning 2/3/96 and Saturday
in City event on 2/17/96.
Adjournrnent - 10:20 p.m.
2/1 /96 4
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CITY OF CLEARWATER
Interdepartmental Correspondence
TO: Mayor Garvey
FROM: Saliy Thornas, Agenda Cterk
SUBJECT: Invocation
COPtES: Cynthia Goudeau, City Clerk
DATE: February 1, 1996
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Tonight's invocation wi11 be offered by Father Edward J. Mulligan, St, Brendan's
Catho{ic Church, 245 Dory Passage, 34630
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TO: Mayor kita Garvey
FR�M: Betty 3. Blunt, Confidential Clerk Receptionist
COPIES: City Co:nmissioners, Betty Deptula, Cyndie Goudeau
SUBJECT: Presentation at the February 1, 1996 City Commission meeting
DATE: February 1, 1996 , �
The following presentation will be made at the February 1, 1996 City Commission meeting,
PROCLAMATION
Burn Awareness Week - Jim Goodloe, City of Clear�vater Fire Marshal
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SUBJECT:
Variance to the Sign Regulations; 500 Cleveland St.; Church of Scientology (Owner/Applicantl; Jarnes
Bond (Representative).
(SV 96-011
RECQMMENDATIONIMOTION:
Approve a variance of one waN sign to a{low four wall signs on property identified as Lots 8 and 9, Block
2, Gould & Ewing First Addition, for meeting Sec. 45.24 Standards for Approval, items (1)-(4�, subject
to the foflowing condition: the property owner shali secure a permit for the fourth sign within 30 days
of this public hearing.
0 and that the appropriate officials be authorized to execute same.
BACKGROUN D:
The appticant is requesting a variance of one wa11 sign to allow four wall signs.
The subject property is located on the northeast cor�er of Cleveland St. and N. Fort Harrison Ave. and
is in the lJrban Center Core zoning district. The variance is requested to permit the existing four wall
signs to remain. Pertinent summary information is listed in the following table.
Reviewed by: Originating Dept: Costs: f N/A Cartmission Actian:
Legal N/A CENTRAL PERMITTING Total 0 Approved
Budget N A �S ❑ Approved w/conditions
Purchasing N!A $ D Denied
Risk Mgmt. N/A User Dept� Current Fiscel Yr.
CIS N " 0 Continued to:
ACM Fu�ding Source:
CRT ❑ Cepitat Imp.
lldve�tised: � OperaCing Attachmet�ts:
Date: � Other APPLICATION
�;�ry Paper: Tampa Tribune VARIANCE WORKSHEET
� Not Required MAPS
Affeeted Parties ❑ None
Suhsitted by: Appropriation Code:
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City Manag
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lnformation
Type of signs
Location/orientation of sign
Area
Number of wall signs
Existing
Attached
Clevefand St.
62.5 sq. ft.
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Permitted
Yes
Yes
62.5 sq. ft.*
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SV 96-01
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* The allowable area for attached signs in the Urban Center Core is 48 square feet. Additionally,
a 50°lo bonus is available for properties with signs that are judged by the Downtown Sign Review
Comrnittee to create a positive image for this district. The Committee approved a 30.2% area
bonus for this property to allow signs oriented to Cleveland St. with an area of 62.5 square feet.
Staff CommentslProposed Conditions:
There are four wall signs on the front of this downtown building. Only three wall signs are
permitted by code, however. Three of the four signs have permits from the City. The fourth sign,
one of two 15 square foot plaques located at eye leve{ at each end of the building, was placed
prematurely without a permit. The property owner is requesting a variance to allow the plaque
to rernain.
Existing conditions support approval of the requested variance. The building on which the signs
are placed has been recently refurbished and restored. The applicant indicates the purpose for
placing four signs is to accuratety finish the restoration effort. An early photograph of the building
submitted as part of the variance application supports the applicant's position. It depicts signs
on the front of the building substantially the same then as now. Furthermore, the signs reflect
favorably upon the character of downtown Clearwater. In fact, the Downtown Sign Review
Committee reviewed the signs for this building and determined they create a positive image for
downtown.
SURROUNDING LAND USES
Direction Existing Land Uses
North Offices
South Offices and indoor retail
East Indoor retail
West Indoor retail
The existence of four wall signs with an overall area of 62.5 square feet will create a positive
image for downtown Clearwater. The signs will not divert attention from nearby land uses and
will not d�tract from businesses that have conforming signs.
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Apnlicable Variance Standards:
To be eligible for a variance, a request musfi meet all four standards for variance approval. Based
upon review and analysis of the information contained in the application, staff finds that the
petitioner's request meets all of the standards. !n particular, the following standards do appear
to be fully met:
(1) There are special circurnstance5 related to the particular physical surroundings, shape or
topographical conditions applicable to the land or buildings, and such circumstances are
peculiar to such land or buildings and do not apply generally to the land or buildings in the
applicable zoning district.
(2) The strict application of the provisions of the code would deprive the applicant of the
reasonable use of the land or buildings.
(31 The variance is not based exclusively upon the desire for economic or other material gain
by the applicant or owner.
(4i The granting of the variance will be in harmony with the general purpose and intent of the
land development code and comprehensive plan and will not be materially injurious to
surrounding properties or otherwise detrimental to the public welfare.
Relevant Previous Decisions by the Commission:
There are no other relevant previous decisions.
VARIANCE WORKSHEET - CASE NUIVIBER SV 96-01
STANDAiiDS POR VAEitd1NCE APPiiOVAl. STAFF FlND{Nt33
(1 � There e►e special circumstances related to the perticula� There are tour well signa on the front oi thls downtown
physical surroundings, shepe or topogrephicel conditbns buliding. O�ly three wall signs ere permitted by code,
eppltcebb to the land o� butWinga, ond such clrcumatances however. Three of the four signs have permits from the City.
ere paculiar to auch land or bulfdings end do not epply The fourth aign, one of two 15 square foot piequet Icceted at
generally to the land or bulidl�gs in the applicable zoning eye levei et eech end of the building, wes plaoed prematurely
dbtrict, wlthout a permlt. Tho property owner la requesting e
vertanoe to ellaw the plaque to remain.
Exlating conditions support approvei of the requested
verbnce. The building on which the �tgns era piaced has
been racentty rnfutbhhed end restored. The applicant
i�dicates the purpo*e for plecing four signs b to eocu�etely
finish the restorstbn eTtort. An early photogreph oi the
buliding submkted as pert of the verMnce epplicetion
supporb the applicent's posttlon. It depicts algns on the
f�ont of the building substentlelly the same than es now.
Furthermore, the signs reilect fevorebly upon the cheracter of
downtow� Clearwpter. in fact, the Downtown Sign Revlew
Committee revkwed the signs for thts bullding and
determined they creete e positive imege for downtown.
(2) The strict epplicat(on of the p�ovhlona of the code woutd The eppltcant indtcetes tha purpose tor placing four aigns (s
deprive the eppltcant of the reesoneble use of the lend o� to eocuretely finlsh the restoretlon etfort. An eerly
buildl�gs, photog►eph of the bullding submitted as patt of the variance
epplicatlon aupports the appllcant's positlon. It deplcts sign:
on the tront of tt►e bullding subatentklly the seme then ea
now.
(3) Tha vaNanae Is not based excluafvely upon the desite to� The verlence request eppeers to satisiy thia condition.
economic or ather meterial gein by tha e�pplicant or owner,
(4l The gtant�ng of the verlance wii{ be in harmony wkh the The algn reguletio�s we�e adopted with the intent of
ye�eral purpose end Intent of the land devebpment code end enhencing the vl�uel quelfty ot thn Ctty's streets end
comprehenslve pian end wlll not be materlelly InJur(ous to (andscape In order to protect the velue of propertles end the
surroundtng properties or otherwise detr(mental to the public well-being of the local toutlst orlentad economy. The
weNere. grenting of th{s verfance appeers to be contistent with this
intent.
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number, attach 8'/z x 71 inch sheet)
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57ANDARDS FOR APPROVAL: A verience :hdl not be qrmnted by tt�e City Commisaion u�less tfie epplication nnd evidenc�
� presented deaariy support the fo�lowin� concJusioR=: � '
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Thera ere �peciai circumstences related to the particular phyaicai aurroundinos, ah�e or topoprephica! condidons
e�pplicahle to tfie 18nd or buildings, end such circumstances ere paculi� to such land or buitdin�s end do not epply
penerelfy to tfie land or buildinys i� tfie appiicable zonin� d�strict because �.� AQ�E ���� N�„
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compreher�sive plen and will not be meterielly injurious to surroundinq properties or ott�e�wise datrimentel to the pubic
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THIS SUBMISSION G1VES AN APPLiCANT TNE OPPORTUNITY TO REt1UEST THE VARIANCE AND APPEAR BEFORE THE
CITY COMM{SSI�N AT A PUBLIC HEARING. FEES PAID ARE NON-REFUNDABLE REG S OF BOARD ACTiON. BY
StGNING THIS DOCUMENT ! AM ACKNOWLEDGING THAT ALL �EES PA{D DO G NTEE APPRt}VAL OF iHiS
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NOTE: �ROPERTY OWNER OR REPRESENTATIVE MU ATTEND HEARING.
POWER OF ATTORNEY
KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS:
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Summary for Clearwater Bank Building Sign Variance
We have a variance request that asks for four signs where three are
allowed. �
The point to keep in mind was that in 1918 that code did not exist. The building
had four signs on it then, we only want to remain faithful to reproducing the 1918
look of the building.
As can be seen frorn the photographs, two brass plaques can be seen on either
side of the front entrance. This request is to allow for the rernaining brass plaque
bringing the total signs to number four.
Additionally per Section 44.54 Sign bonus provisions; temporary signs -
we are allowed a 50% bonus on ma�atmurn allowable area for "use of classic or his-
toric design or style". This brings us into compliance on area of signs.
We are proud of the restorations on the Bank Building. We hope the purpose of
the historic plaque is obvious and only adds to the bea�.;�ty of downtown.
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NAI�AE: � S:HtJRCN QF S�IENTOLOGY FLAG SERVi�E 4RGAN/ZATFON. /NC. / BONA
SV ��6-Q1 PUBLIC HFARING DATE : FEBRUARY 1, 1995
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Meeti�g Date:
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SUBJECT:
Aicoholic Beverage Ordinance Revisions (LDCA 95-21)
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RECOMMENDATION/MOTION:
Approve the recommended changes to the "alcoholic beverage ordinances" and pass Ordinance No.
5942-95 on �first reading.
❑ end that the aRpropriate officials be authorized to execute same.
SUMM/�RY:
The City Cornrnission has requested that the staff bring forward recommended modifications to the
alcoholic beverage regulations that were adopted in January 1995. Staff has prepared the following
ordinance in response to that direction. The ordinance addresses the following issues:
► Elirnination of the "cap" on percent of floor area that can be considered as a conditional use by
the Pl�nning and Zoning Board. Our current code requirements establish a relatively small
percentage range which the Planning and Zoning Board can consider for aliowing alco��olic
beverage uses in certain types of uses (e.g., shopping centers and retail complexes). This has
created considerable d'+fficulties in processing applications for these types of uses which exceed
the "caps." ?he attached language provides extremely stringent supplementary standards for
approval for all uses that exceed the "cap."
► Revisions to the definition of "delicatessen."
► Additional revisions in keeping with Commission direction on January 4, 1996, addressing
Planning and Zoning Board and property owner concerns. These changes will result in our code
"rneshing" with State requirements for 4-COP-S �hotel/motel) and 4-COP-SRX (large restaurant)
alcoholic beverage licenses.
► The Planning and Zoning Board has unanimously recommended adoption of this ordinance on
November 14, 1995. While they have not seen the specific lanc�uage associated with the January
4 Commission direction, they were �dvised of it on January 9, 1996; the Board members
expressed satisfaction with these changes.
Reviewed by: < Originatirtq Dept: Costs= S t!!A Caamission Action:
Legal �� J CENT ITTING . Total ❑ Approved
B�etlget N/A • O Approved W/conditions
Purchasing N/A $
Risk Mgmt. N/A Current Fiscal Yr. � Denied
CIS N A �ser Dept: ❑ Continued to:
ACM �_� Ftnding Source:
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Advertised: � Operating Attachments:
Date: � Other ORDINANCE N0. 5942-95�
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AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF CLEARWATER,
FLORIDA, RELATING TO THE LAND DEVELOPMENT
CODE; AMENDING SECTION 35.11, CODE OF
ORDINANCES, TO REVISE THE DEFINITI�N FOR
"DELICATESSEN; " AMENDING SECTIONS 40.383 AND
40.403, CODE OF OR.DINANCES, TO REVISE THE UNIT
NUMBER AND FLOOR AREA REQUIREMENTS FOR
RESTAURANTS IN HOTELS/MOTELS; AMENDING
SECTIONS 41.071, 41.072 AND 41.074, CODE OF
ORDINANCES, TO PROVIDE FOR CONDITIONAL USE
PERMITS AND ACCESSORY USE DESIGNATIONS FOR
CERTAIN TYPES OF ALCOH�LIC BEVE�AGE USES;
PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE DATE.
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COMMISSION OF THE
CITY OF CLEARWATER, FLORIDA:
Sec;tio�. Section 35.1 l, Code of Ordinances, is amended to read:
Sec. 35.11. Defi�nitions.
1'he following words, terms and phrases, when used in this development code, shall have the
rneanings ascribed to thern in this section, except where the context clearly indicates a different
rneaning:
* * * * *
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1� �'�� •� �� �� � �' ���. �•� '.n � �'1.r �, � .�� � i' ��
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�ction 2. Sections 40.383 and 40.403, Code of Ordinances, are amended to read:
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Sec. 40.383. Permitted uscs.
Within r�sort commercial 24 districts, only the following uses and stiuctures designed
for such uses shall be permitted:
* * * * *
(4) Restaurants, when conducted as a principal use or as a use within a retail
complex, shopping center, or hoteUmotel containing �Q, � or more �i �ea�s. A restaurant
containing not less than �,�.QQ ��88 square feet of gmss floor area shall be pern�itted in a
hoteUmotel containing less than �0 units �8-�ees�s. See section 40.384 �6:-�83 for exceptions;
* * * * *
Sec. 40.403. Permitted uses.
Within rasort comme�ial 28 districts, oaly the fallowing uses and stiuctures designed
for such uses shall be permitted:
* � * * *
(5) Restaurants, when conducted as a principal use or as a use within a retail
complex, shopping center, or hoteUmotel containing SQ �A or more n�' �ee�s. A restaurant
containing not less than 2•500 339A square feet of gmss floor area shall be permitted in a
hoteUmotel containing less than 0 uni �8A-�ee�s. S�tion 40.404 for exceptions;
* * * * �
ti n 3. Sections 41.071, 41.072 and 41.074, Code of Ordinances, are amended to
read:
Sec. 4�.071. Purpose; aPPlicability and apprnval proc�.
(1) Purpose. It is the purpose of this article to specify the applicable approval
procedures for a�ny new, change of location, expansion of alcoholic beverage sales area, change
of business ownership, or change in type of use for alcoholic beverage sales uses within the city.
The requirements of this article supplement chapter 6 and all a.gplicable provisions of state law.
(2) Applicability and approval process.
(a) For permitted uses.
1. Restaurants. A freestanding restaurant meeting the definidon of "restaurant" in
section 35.1 and allowed as a permitted use in the applicable zoning dist,rict shall aot be required
2
to obtain conditional use permit approval for any new, change of �ucation, expansion of aicoholic
beverage sales area, or change of business ownership regardless of whether the restaurant serves
alcoholic beverages. Restaurants located in retail cornplexes, shopping centers, and
hotelslmotels shall be governed by the provisions of subsections 2. and (b) below.
2. Accessory uses. Alcoholic beverage sales establishrnents, including restaurants,
nightclubs, tavems and bars, and package sales uses may be considened a�ccessory uses under
certain circumstances as specified in section 41.072, In such cases, no conditional use permit
shall Ue requimad for any new, change of location, expansion of alcoholic beverage sales ama,
or change of business ownership for these uses.
(b) For conditional uses. For restaucants, nightclubs, tavems and bars, and package
sales uses not classified as permitted uses, a conditional use pernut shall be required for any
new, change of location, expansion of alcoholic beverage sales area, or change of business
ownership involving these uses subject to the applicable general or supplementary conditional
use permit standards. For restaurants, nightclubs, taverns and bars, and package sales uses that
may otherwise qualify as accessory uses under section 41.072 but exceed the floor area
limitations of that section, the following provisions apply:
l. Package sales uses located in freestanding retail establishments containing a
minirnum gross floor area of 25,000 square feet that exceed the five percent cumula�ive floor
a.rea lirnitation may be allowed upon approval of a conditional use permit by the planning and
zoning board subject to the general and suppleinentary standards of approval as other package
sales uses,
2. Restaurants, nightclubs, tavems an.d bars, and package sales uses located in a
netail complex and cumulatively occupying Qv�r 10 �ercent of
the gross floor area of the retail complex may be allowed upon issuance of a conditional use
pernut by the planning and zoaing board subject to the general and supplementary standards of
approval for nightclubs, tavems and bars (for restaurant or nightclub, tavem and bar uses) or
for package 5ales (for package sales uses).
3. Restaurants, nightclubs, tavems and bars, aad package sales uses located in a
shopping center and cumulatively occupying ovep 1,� _vercent of the
gross floox area of the shopping ceater may be allowed upon issuance of a condit�onal use permit
by the planning and zoning board subject to the general aad supplementary standards of approval
fvr nightclubs, taverns and bars (for restaurant or nightclub, tavern and bar uses) or for package
sales (for package sales uses).
4, Nightclubs, t�►verns and bars, and package sales uses located in hotels/motels
containing a minimurn of 5Q � units and cumulatively occupying over 15 �rcent be��veea-�-S
�8�eer�E of the percent of the gross floor area of the hoteUmotel rnay be allowed upon
issuance of a conditional use permit by the planning and zoning board subject to the general and
supplementary standards of approval for the applicable use.
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Sec. 41.072. Accessory us�s.
* * * * *
(4) Nightclubs, taverns and bars and package sales uses located in hotels/motels containing �
a m'uumum of �Q �88 units may be consider�d accessory uses if the cumulative floor area
devoted to al.l such uses in the hoteUmotel does not exceed 15 percent of the gross floor area of
. the hoteUmotel..
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Se�,tion 3. The provisions of this ordinance are found and det�rmined to be consistent
with the City of Clearwater Comprehensive Pian.
i n 4. This ordinance shai{ take effect irnmediatety upon adoption.
PASSED ON FIRST READING
PASSED ON SECOND AND
FINAL READItVG AND ADOPTED
Rita Garvey
Mayor-Commissioner
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legai sufficiency:
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City Attorney
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SUBJECT:
City Code Amendment - Recreational Vehicle Parking at the Harborview Center.
RECOMMENDATION/MOTION:
Approve code amendment and pass on first reading Ordinance No. 5956-95.
❑ and that the appropriate officiats be authorized to execute same.
BACKGROUND:
► Some exhibitors at Harborview craft shows will want to temporarily "lodge" in their recreational
vehicles for the duration of the craft shaw, typically two or three days.
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City staff has determined that such fodging, on the anticipated limited scaie, creates no public
safety or appearance concerns.
Staff recommends approval of this ordinance; prior to final adoption, the Harborview Center and
City staffs will develop a parking rnanagement plan for these vehicles for Cornmission approval.
► The Planning and Zoning Board approved this ordinance (6-1) at its meeting of January 9, 1996,
with a number of changes (all of which have been included in the a�tached ordinance), and with
the understanding that, prior to final adoption of the ordinance by the City Commission, the Board
would have an opportun�ty to revi�w and cornrnent on the parking rnanagement p{an, with those
comments forwarded to the Comrnission for consideration.
Reviewed by: OriginatirLq Dept: Costs_ S N/I► Caamission Action:
Legal } CENTRAL E ITTING Total ❑ Approved
eudget NIA D Approved w/conditions
Purchasing N/A $
Risk Mgmt. N/A Current Fiscal Yr. � Denied
CIS N A User Dept: ❑ Continued to;
ACM � Funding �ource.
❑ Capital Imp.
Advertiscd: 0 Operating Attechments:
Date: � Cther ORDINANCE N0. 5956-95
,�� Paper: TAMPA TRIBUNE
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5t�itted by: Affected Pn�ties � None
City Manager ,�� ❑ Notified
Appropri•atio� Code:
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AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF CLEARWATER, FLORIDA;
AMENDING SECTIONS 21.10 AND 42.35, CODE OF ORDINANCES, TO
PROVIDE FOR THE TEMPORARY STORAGE OF RECREATIONAL
VEHfCLES FOR LUDGiNG PURPOSES AT THE HARBORVIEW
CENTER; PROVIDING AN EFFECTiVE DATE.
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF
CLEARWATER, FLORIDA:
�ection 1, Section 21.10, Code of Ordinances, is amended to read:
Sec. 21.10. Ladging in vehicles.
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See ion . Sec6on 42.35, Code of Ordinances, is amended to read:
Sec. 42.35. Uses involving vehicles.
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S,.gs, io 3. The provisions of this ordinance are found and determined to be consistent with the City
of Clearwater Comprehensive P1an.
Sec ion 4. This ordinance shal{ take effect immediately upon adoption.
PASSED ON FIRST READING
PASSED ON SECOND AND
FINAL READING AND ADOPTED
Countersigned:
Rita Garvey, Mayor-Commissioner
Approved as to form and
legal sufficiency:
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CITY OF CLEARWATER, FLORIDA
By:
Elizabeth M. Deptula, City Manager
Attest:
Cynthia E. Goudeau, City Clerk
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�.�.ES �oR �c�,��o�v.� ��rcr,� p�u�nv�
�e C�tty oi Clearwater and mo�nagem�z�t o� Che Fi�rboz'vie� Center
o�ger, for the convenie�Ce o� �iarboz�riew Center exhibitors, 13mi.ted
overnight pa�'k��g of exhibitor r�creational veh�,cles. A,7.1 parkiag
og xecXeatio�al vehicles must comply wi�h the tollowing rule�.
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Only exhib:�tax�s authorized bX the HaxbozvieK Center maaagemenG rn�.y
avail themse�.ves o� this recreational vehicle parking privi�ege.
Parking �.g �imited to a total o! 10 recreational veh�.cle� at �ny
or�e time . .
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- Racreationa3 vehiclea may b� parked in
designated areas a� th� lowex Gity H311
parking lot.
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�tecreationai vehiCl�$ meeCi�g weight and
size requiremente ma.X be paxked in
des igaat�d ar�a� in tk�e "deck„ park�.ag
area a� �he Ha�barvie� Center.
A,uthorize�i exhibito�� are allaw�d �o
recreational veY��c�es the day preceding th
arlc� muet r�rnov� the vehiGles �0 1atQr than
of the exhibit. F���uxe to complx with t�i.
ia the towing o� �hQ recreation�l vek�iale a
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ove�ight park thaiz
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the d.ay a�tex the ciose
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No s�rvices (electrical, �v�,tQr, restrooms, showe�s, pump-out, etc .�
are available at any parking locatiian.
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OnLy =eareatiaaal vehiclest, tra�rel trai�exs, c�.t�pars or like uni�8
sb�l� be allowed to crrernight paxk ir� thesa e�ac��ied locatione;
onLy vehiGies intenc��d �o be accu�ied dux�x�g th� overnight period
s�aXl be etored at th� a�qve locations. No vehicle longer tX�aa 35
�eet ehall be stored a�t the above locat�,one. All �tored vehicles
ahall be in good work�tng order. ,
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The �ollowing a�s� prohibited at parkfng locationg:
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Outdoor clotheeX�nes
Use ot tents or othe�r outdoor starage
Camptires or any other aort o� ope� �ire
Repair or aezv�.ciag of vehiclea
Coneu�rpt ion of alcohol f c beveragea
Littering t
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p�rticipas�,t8 will be required to ex�cate a reLease fazm regarding
geraonal injury or damage to tk�e vehicle or any personalt�
contained thertin and/or any other agreement that the Cf.ty Risk
Management �epartment deems neceesai-lr to protsct the City o�
G�.earwatex ar�d the Harborview Center �rom 3.iabili�X claims.
The City of C�.e�axwatex and the management of the Ha►rborvi�w Cen��r
x�esez�ves the right to require cam�liance with t�ese rule� az�d to
xequire the r�mcv�l of ax�y veh�.cle whosQ ownez (a) are not in
compiiaac�. Lo$s o� exhibitor privileg�s ar� another cox�aequence
af failuxe to comply with theea ru1e�.
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ORDINANCE NO. 5889-95
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF CLEARWATER,
FLORIDA, RELATING TO THE LAND DEVELOPMENT
CODE; AMENDING SECTION 35.11, CODE OF
ORDINANCES, T4 DEFINE °VEHICLE SALES," AND
AMENDING CHAP'I'ERS 40 AND 41 TO CLARIFY THE
PERMITTED USES IN SECTIONS 40.163, 40.164, 40.183,
40.184, 40.203, 40.204, 40.223, 40.224, 40.283, 40.284, 40.285,
40,303, 40.304, 40.305, 40.323, 40.324, 40.343, 40.344, 40.345,
40.364, 40.365, 40.366, 40,383, 40.384, 40.385, 40.403, 40.404,
40.405, 40.423, 40.424, 40.425, 40.433, 40.434, 40.435, 40.443,
40.444, 40. 445 , 40.463, 40.464, 40.473, 40.474, 40.475 , 40. 504,
40.523, 40.524, 40.543, 40.544, 40.545, 40.563, 40.564, 41.053,
AND 41.161, CODE OF ORDINANCES, TO MAKE THE
FOLLOWING USES PERMITTED WITHIN THE FOLLOWING
DISTRICTS: ADULT DAY C'ARE WITHIN LIMITED OFFICE,
GENERAL OFFICE AND PUBLIC/SEMIPUBLIC DISTRICTS,
ART GALLERIES/STUDIOS WITHIN LIMITED OFFICE,
GENERAL OFFICE AND NEIGHBORHOOD COMMERCIAL
DISTRICTS, BUSINESS SERVICES WITHIN NEIGHBORHOOD
COMMERCIAL, DOWNTOWN/MIXED USE AND
RESEARCH, DEVELOPMENT AND OFFICE PARK
DI5TRICTS, COMMERCIAL OR TR,ADE SCHOOLS WITHIN
LIMITED OFFICE, GENERAL OFFICE AND COMMERCIAL
CENTER DISTRICTS, COMMERCIAL PARKING LOTS
WITHIN BEACH COMMERCIAL, RESORT COMMERCIAL
24, RESORT COMMERCIAL 28 AND PUBLIC/SEMIPUBLIC
DISTRICTS, DETACHED SINGLE-F�IMILY DWELLINGS
WITHIN DOWNTOWN/MIxED USE DISTRICTS,
HOTELS/MOTELS WITHIN RESEARCH, DEVELOPMENT
AND OFFICE PARK DISTRICTS, MULTIPLE FAMILY
DWEI�LINGS WITHIN BEACH COMMERCIAL DISTRICTS,
NURSING HOMES WITHIN MULTIPLE FAMILY
RESIDENTIAL 16, MULTIPLE FAMILY RESIDENTIAL 20,
MULTIPLE FAM7LY RESIDENTIAL 24, MULTIPLE FAMIL�
RESIDENTIAL 28, LIMITED OFFICE, GENERAL OFFICE,
AND PUBLIC/SEMIPUBLIC DISTRICTS, PERSONAL
SERVICES WITHIN RESEARCH, DBVELOPMENT AND
OFFICE PARK AND DOWNTOWN/MIXED USE DISTRICTS,
RESTAURANTS WITHIN RESEARCH, DEVELOPMENT AND
OFFICE PARK DISTRICTS, RESTAURANTS, INDOOR
RETAIL SALES AND CONCESSIONS IN CONJUNCTION
WITH GOLF COURSES AND RECREATIONAL COMPLExES,
AND USES OF PUBLIC LAND AND FACILITIES APPROVED
BY THE CITY COMMISSION WITHIN OPEN
SPACE/RECREATION DISTRICTS, TOWNHOUSES, TWO
FAMILY DWELLINGS AND THREE FAMILY DWELLINGS
WITHIN DOWNTOWN/MIXED USE DISTRICTS, AND
TRANSPORTATION STATIONS WITHIN GENERAL
CQMMERCIAL, HIGHWAY COMMERCIAL, INFILL
COMMERCIAL, DOWNTOWN/MIXED USE, AND
PUBLIC/SEMIPUBLIC DISTRICTS; TO MAKE B�D AND
BREAKFAST INNS A CONDITIONAL USE WITHIN
DOWNTOWN/MIXED USE DISTRICTS; TO MAKE
OUTDOOR RETAIL SALES, DISPLAYS AND/OR STORAGE
A CONDI'�IONAL USE WITHIN NEIGHBORHUOD
COMMERCIAL DISTRICTS; TO MAKE CHILD DAY CARE A
CONDITIONAL USE WITHIN GENERAL COMMERCIAL
AND HIGHWAY COMMERCIAL DISTRICTS; TO MAKE
HQME OCCUPATIONS PERMITTED WHERE FOUR OR
MORE EMPLOYEES ARE INVOLVED AND THE
OCCUPATION IS A SERVICE CONDUCTED AWAY FROM
THE HOME; PR4VIDING AN EFFECTIVE DATE.
BE IT ORDAINED BX THE CITY COMMISSION OF THE
CITY OF CLEARWATER, FLORIDA:
Section 1. Sections 35.11, 40.163, 40.164, 40.183, 40.184, 40.203, 40.204, 40.223,
40.224, 40.283, 40.284, 40.285, 40.303, 40.304, 40.305, 40.323, 40.324, 40.343,
40.344, 40.345, 40.364, 40.365, 40.366, 40.383, 40.384, 40.385, 40.403, 40.404,
40.405, 40.423, 40.424, 40.425, 40.433, 40.434, 40.4�5, 40.443, 40.444, 40.445,
40.463, 40.464, 40.473, 40.474, 40.475, 40.504, 40.523, 40.524, 40.543, 40.544,
40.545, 40.563, 40.564, 41.053, and 41.161, Code of Ordinances, are amended to read:
Sec. 35.11. Definitions.
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Outdoor retail sales, displays and/or storage means any use of property which involves
the sale, leasing, display or storage of commodities, goods, materials or equipment in a location
other than in an ericlosed building. This term shall exclude vehicle sales, which is separatelv
defined.
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Vehzcle sales means a business or commercial activity invulving the displa�r or sale of
automobiles, trucks boats and marine vessels, recreation�l vehicles, heavv equinrrient, mobile
homes, and like vehicular or transport mechanisms_
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Sec. 40.163. Permitted uses.
Within multiple-family residential 16 districts, only the following uses and structures
designed for such uses shall be permitted:
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(8) Nursin� homes; • � es-
� Accessory. uses.
Sec. 40.164. Conditional uses.
Within multiple-farnily residential 16 districts, the following uses may be allowed as
conditional uses:
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(Sb) Utility facilitiesi.-
�G�) Bed and breakfast inns.
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Sec. 40.183. Permitted uses.
Within rnultiple-family residential 20 districts, only the following uses and structures
designed for such uses shall be permitted:
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(8) NursinQ homes; es-
� Accesso_ry uses•
Sec. 40.184. Conditional uses.
Within rnultiple-family residential 20 districts, the following uses may be allowed as
conditional uses:
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�G�) Bed and breakfast inns.
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Sec. 40.203. Permitted uses.
Within multiple-farnily r.esidential 24 districts, only the following uses and structures
designed for such uses shall be permitted:
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(8) Nursing homes; �e�se�ses-
� Accessorv uses.
Sec. 40.204. Conditional uses.
Within multiple-family residential 24 districts, the following uses may be allowed as
conditional uses:
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(Sg) Utility facilities;-.
�G�) Bed and breakfast inns,
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Sec. 40.223. Fermitted uses. �
Within multiple-family residential 28 districts, only the following uses and structures
designed for such uses shall be permitted;
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(S) Nursin� homes; "^�°��ses-
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Sec. 40.224. Conditional uses.
Within multiple-family residential 28 districts, the following uses may be allowed as
conditional uses:
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(Sg) Utility facilitiesi.-
(.6�) Bed and breakfast iruls,
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Sec. 40.283. Perrn�tted uses.
Within limited offic�� districts, only the following uses and structures designed %r such
uses sball be pertnitted:
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(10) Nursi� homes; zhe�e�sa��ses-
� Cornrnercial or trade schools;
� Art �alleries/studios;
� Adult dav care;
� Aecessorv uses.
Sec, 40.284. Conditional uses.
Within limited ofiice districts, the following uses may be allowed as conditional uses:
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�G�) Child day care;
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��8) Residential shelters;
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(1l�3)Personal services,
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Sec. 40.285. LJse limitations.
The following use limitations shall apply to lirnited off'tce districts:
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� Commercial and trade schools shall have all instructional areas within an enclosed
building and all teaching shall be conducted indoors.
� Art galleries/studios shall have all activities conducted indoors.
(108) Accessory uses shall comply with all terms contained in section 41.121.
(119) All uses, whether permitted, conditional or nonconforrning, shall be conducted
in consonance with the use standards contained in sections 42.22, 42.31, 42.32
and 42.35.
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Sec. 40.303. Permit4ed uses.
Within general office districts, only the following uses and structures designed for such
uses shall be permitted:
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(6) Nursin�homes; �E1�eees�e�;�-�:�ses-
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Adult da�care;
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Sec. 40.�04. Conditional uses.
Within general of�ce districCs, the following uses may be allowed as conditional uses:
(1) Veterinary offices;
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(23) Child day care;
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(_4�) Utility facilitiesi.-
�S) Personal services.
Sec. 40.305. Use limitations.
The following use limitations shall apply to general of�ce districts:
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� Commercial and trade schools shall have all instructional areas within an enclosed
buildin� and all teaching shall be conducted indoors.
� Art g,alleries/studios shall have all activities conducted indoors.
(53) Accessory uses shall cornply with all terms contained in section 41.121.
�G4) All uses, whether permitted, conditional or nonconforming, shall be conducted
in consonance with the use standards contained in sections 42.22, 42.31, 42.32
and 42.35 .
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Within neighborhood commercial districts, only the following uses and structures
designed for such uses shall be permitted:
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(15) Business services; , '
16 Art �alleries/studios;
�1,7� Accessor� uses, includin� certain alc�holic beverage sales uses as specified in
sections 41.071 and 41.072.
Sec. 40.324. Conditional uses.
Within neighborhood commercial districts, the following uses rnay be allowed as
conditional uses:
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(1�) Restaurants serving alcoholic beverages located within 200 feet of a church or a
school or with outdoor seating where the service area is located within 200 feet
of a residential zone;
(23) Package alcoholic beverage sales (package saYes);
(_34) Level I group care;
�4�) Level II group care;
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L�vel III group care;
Congregate care;
Child day care;
Veterinary of�ces;
(9�A) Residential shelters;
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12�3)Adult day carei-
� Outdoor retail sales, displays and/or stora�e.
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Sec. 40.364. Permitted uses.
VVithin beach commercial districts, only the following uses and structures designed for
such uses shall be permitted;
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�11� Multiple-familv dwellin�s;
� Accessorv uses, including certain alcoholic bevera�e sales uses as specified in
sections 41.071 and 41.072.
Sec. 4U.365. Conditional uses.
Within beach commercial districts, the following uses may be allowed as conditional
uses;
(1) Outdoor commercial recreation/entertainment;
(2) Nightclubs, taverns and bars;
(3) Package alcoholic beverage sales (package sales);
(4) . Marina facilities;
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(7$) Veterinary of�ces;
�89) Utility facilitiesi.-
L9-�8) Restaurants serving alcoholic beverages l�cated within 200 feet of a church or a
school or with outdoor seating where the service area is located within 200 feet
of a residential zone.
Sec. 40.366. Use limitations.
The following use limitations. shall aPply to beach commercial districts:
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� Commercial parkin� lots sha11 not have spaces available for rent that are required
bv this development code to serve a use operating_ at the same time as the
commercial parkin� 1ot•
�54) Accessory uses shall comply with all terrns contained in section 41.121.
�G�) All uses, whether permitted, conditional or nonconforming, shall be conducted
in consonance with the use standards contained in sections 42.22, 42.31, 42.32
and 42.35.
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Sec. 40.383. Permitted uses.
Within resort commercial 24 districts, only the following uses and structures designed
for such uses shall be permitted:
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� AccessorY uses, includin� certain alcoholic beverage sales uses as specified in
sections 41.071 and 41.072.
Sec. 40.38�. Conditional uses.
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Businesslprofessional of�ces which serve the tourist;
Nightclubs, taverns and bars;
Package alcoholic beverage sales (package sales);
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(56) Recreational vehicle parks;
(_G�) Marina facilities;
(7S) Video/electronic game rooms;
(84) Utility facilitiesi:
(9�8) Restaurants serving alcoholic beverages located within 200 feet of a church or a
school or with outdoor seating where the service area is located within 200 feet
of a residential zone.
Sec. 40.385. Use limitations.
The following use limitations shall apply to resort commercial 24 districts:
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,� Cornmercial parkin lo� ts shall not have spaces available for rent that are required
b�► _ this development code to serve a use operatin� at the same time as the
commercial parkin� lot.
��-5) Accessory uses shall comply with all terms contained in section 41.121.
�b) All uses, whether permitted, conditional or nonconforrning, shall be conducted
in consor�ance with the use standards contained in sections 42. 22, 42. 31, 42.32
and 42. 35.
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Within resort commercial 28 districts, only the following uses and structures aesigned
for such uses shall be permitted:
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(11) Commercial�parking , '
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(12) Art gaileries/studiosi:
, 1�3,Z Accessorx, usest including certain� alcoholic bev_erage sales uses as specified in
sections 41.071 and 41.072.
Sec. 40.404. Conditional uses.
uses:
Within resort commercial 28 districts, the following uses rnay be allowed as conditional
(1) Business/professional of�ces which serve the tourist;
(2) Nightclubs, taverns and bars;
(3) Package alcoholic beverage sales (package sales);
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( ��) Outdoor commercial recreation/entertainment;
(56) Recreational vehicle parks;
�G�} Marina facilities;
(7S) Video/electronic game rooms;
(89) Utility facilities;,.-
L9�A) Restaurants serving alcoholic beverages located within 200 feet of a church or a
school or with outdoor seating where the service area is located within 200 feet
of a residential zone.
Sec. 40.405. Use limitations.
The following use limitations shall apply to resort commercial 28 districts:
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� Commercial parking lots shall n�t have spaces available for rent that are required
by this development code to serve a use operatin� at the same time as_ the
commercial parking lot.
�G�) Accessory uses shall cornply with all terms contained in section 41.121.
(76) All uses, whether perrnitted, conditional or nonconforrning, shall be conducted
in consonance with the use standards contained in sections 42. 22, 42. 31, 42.32
and 42.35.
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Sec. 40.423. Permitted uses.
Within general commercial districts, only the following uses and structures designed ior
such uses sha11 be permitted:
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(15) Transportation stations , '
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(16) Art galleries/studiosi.- ;
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(17) Adult day care;..- ;
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� Accessorv uses, includin�certain alcoholic beverage sales uses as speci�ed in
sections 41.071 and 41.072.
Sec. 40.424. Conditional uses.
uses:
Within general commercial districts, the following uses may be allowed as conditional
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(56) Veterinary of�ces;
`,�) Animal grooming and/or boarding facilities;
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�7$) Wholesalingldistributing;
,� Vehicle sales;
(9) Vehicle service;
(10) Outdoor retail sales, displays and/or storage;
(11) Blood plasrna centers;
(12) Marina facilities;
(13) Residential shelters;
(14) Noncornrnercial parking;
(15) Utility facilities;,-
(16) Restaurants serving alcoholic beverages located within 200 f�eet of a church or a
school or with outdoor seating where the service area is lacated within 200 feet
of a residential zonei.-
� Child day care.
Sec. 40.425. Use lirnitations.
The following use lirnitations shall apply to general commercial districts:
* * * * �
� T�ansportation stations shall have a continuous, solid landscape buffer attainin�
a minimum height of six feet at maturi�, adjacent to all residentially zoned
properties.
� Accessor,y uses shall com,_plv with all terms contained in section 41.121.
�G4) All uses, whether permitted, conditional or nonconforming, shall be conducted
in consonance with the use standards contained in sections 42,22, 42.31, 42.32
and 42. 35 .
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Sec. 4Q.433. Permitted uses.
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Within �inf'�ll Ecommercial �districts, only the %Ilowing uses (and structures designed
to serve such uses} shall be permitted:
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(21) Trans,portation stations , '
(22) Accessory dwellings.
(23) Adult day care.
� Accessorx uses, including; certain alcoholic beverage sales uses as speciiied in
sections 41.071 and 41.072.
Sec. 40.434. Conditional uses.
uses:
Within �infill Ecornmercial �districts, the following uses may be allowed as conditional
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( �4�) Veterinary ofiices.
(56) Wholesaling/distributing.
�G�) Marina facilities.
(7S) Residential shelters.
�89) Noncommercial parking.
�9�A) Manufacturing uses.
(1l3-�)Outdoor retail sales.
(11�)Child day care.
12�3)Congregate care .
13 Vehicle sales.
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(14) Vehicle service.
(15) Outdoor commercial recreation/entertainment.
(16} Bed and breakfast inns.
(17) Utility facilities.
(18) Restaurants serving alcoholic beverages located within 200 f�et of a church or a
school or with outdoor seating where the service area is located within 200 feet
of a residential zone.
(19) Convenience stores.
(20) Indoor commercial recreationlentertainment.
(21) Gasoline stations.
Sec. 40.435, Use limitations.
The followin� use limitations shall apply to infill commercial districts:
� * * * *
(2) Accessory uses shall comply with all terms contained in section 41.121 See�a�
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,� Transportation stations shall have a continuous, solid landscape buffer, attainin�
a minirnum hei�ht of six feet at maturitv, adjacent to all r�sidentiall zoned
�ronerties.
(76) All uses, whether permitted, conditional or nonconforming, shall be conducted
in consonance with the use standards contained in sections 42.22. 42.31, 42.32
and 42.35 -�3�:99�{��--3�}.
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Sec. 40.443. Permitted uses.
Within highway commercial districts, only the following uses and structures designed to
serve such uses shall be permitted;
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Transportation stations , '
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(15) Art galleries/studiosi.
(16) Adult day care;,.-
1�71 Accessory uses�including certain alcoholic beverage sales uses as specified in
sections 41.071 and 41.072.
Sec. 40.444. Conditional uses.
uses:
Within highway cornrnercial districts, the following uses may be allowed as conditional
;
(1�) Recreation vehicle parks;
(�2.�) Nightclubs, tavems and bars;
(34) Package alcoholic beverage sales (package sales);
(_4�} Animal grooming and/or boarding facilities;
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Veterinary of�ces;
Indoor storage and/or warehousing;
Vehicle sales;
Vehicle service;
Wholesaling/distributing;
Outdoor commercial recreation/entertainment;
Outdoor retail sales, displays and/or storage;
Residential shelters;
Noncommercial parking;
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(14) Utility facilities;,.-
(15) Restaurants serving alcoholic beverages located within 200 feet of a church or a
school or with outdoor seating where the service area is located within 200 feet
of a residential zonei.-
� Child dax care_
Sec. 40.445. Use lirnitati9ns.
The €ollowing use lirnitations shall apply to highway cummercial districts:
* * x� * *
� Transportation stations shall have a continuous, solic� landscape buffer, attainin�
a minimum hei�ht of six feet at rnaturitv, adjacent to all residentiallv zoned
�roperties.
�4) Accessory uses shall comply with all terrns contained in section 41.121.
�6�) All uses, whether permitted, conditional or nonconforming, shall be conducted
in consonance with the use standards contained in sections 42.22, 42.31, 42.32
and 42.35.
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Sec. 40.463. Permitted uses.
Within commercial center districts, only the following uses and structures designed to
serve such uses shall be permitted:
* * * * �
(8) Commercial or trade schools , "
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(9) Art galleriesistudios.;.:
(10) Adult day care;=
� Accessor,y uses includin� certain alcoholic beverage sales uses as specified in
sections 41.071 and 41.072.
Sec. 40.464, Conditional uses.
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Within commercial center districts, the following uses may be allowed as conditional
� Vehicle sales;
(2-�) Vehicle service;
(3�) Nightclubs, taverns and bars;
(�4�) Package alcoholic beverage sales (package sales);
L4) Outdoor retail sales, displays and/or storage;
��) Outdoor commercial recreation/entertainrnent;
L7�) Child day care; �
(8�) Veterinary offices;
�9�) Animal grooming and/or boarding facilities;
(1(}4) Utility facilitiesi.-
(11�A)Restaurants serving alcoholic beverages located within 200 feet of a church or a
school or with outdoor seating where the service area is located within 200 feet
of a residential zone.
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Sec. 40.473. Permitted uses.
Within downtownJmixed use districts, only the following uses (and structures designed
to serve such uses) shall be permitted:
* * * * *
(1) Multiple family dwellings.
� Townhouses .
,� Three-family dwellings.
� Two-family dwellin�s.
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� Detached sin�le farnily dwellings.
(_G�) Indoor retail sales.
(7�) Restaurants.
(84) Businesslprofessional offices.
L�) Medical clinics/laboratories.
(10�►) Nonpro�t social or community services.
(11�) Commercial or trade schools.
(12S) Accessory dwellings.
{,139) Interval ownership and timeshare dwellings.
(14�9)Remote switching stations.
15�)Art galleries/studios.
(14�)Funeral hom�s.
17�3)Hotelsimotels.
(18�4)Transportation stations �e-eesse�se�.
�19�)Adult day care.
� Business services.
� Personal services.
� Accessorv uses, including, certain alcoholic beverage sales as speciiied in secCions
41.071 and 41.072.
Sec. 40.474. Conditional uses.
uses:
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Within downtown/mixed use districts, the following uses may be allowed as conditional
(1) Indoor storage and/or warehousing.
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(2) Ni�htclubs, taverns and bars
(3) Packa e�alcoholic beverage sales (package sales).
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(_4�) Veterinary offices.
L5�) Wholesaling/distributing.
�G�) Marina facilities.
(_7S) Residential facilities.
(84) Noncomrnercial parking.
� �9�8) Manufacturing uses (including research facilities and laboratories, photographic
processing facilities, printing and publishing facilities, production of confectionery
. or baked goods, and assembly of electronic components and precision
� instruments) .
(1!�}Outdoor retail sales, displays and/ar storage.
1(�1�)Child day care.
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(12-�--5}Gasoline stations.
�, Restaurants servin.,g alcoholic bevera�,es located within 200 feet of a church or a
school or with outdoor seatin�, where the service area is located within 200 feet
of a residential zone.
� Bed and breakfast irms.
Sec. 40.475. Use limitations.
The following use limitations shall apply to downtown/mixed use districts:
* * * * *
� Trans.�ortation stations shall have a continuous, solid landscane buffer, attainin�
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a rninimurn hei�ht of six feet at maturity, adiacent to all residentially zoned
properties.
(76) All uses, whether perrnitted, conditional or nonconforrning, shall be conducted
in compliance with the use standards contained in sections 42.22, 42.31, 42.32 `
and 42.35 4�F-�. �
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(8�) For properties west of Osceola Avenue, indoor retail sales, restaurants,
business/professional ofiices, medical clinics/laboratories, nonpro�t social or
cornrnunity services, cornmercial or trade schools, accessory dwellings, remote
switching stations, and art galleries/studios �es shall only be allowed as
accessory uses to rnultiple family residential uses containing a minimum of 100
dwelling units.
* * * * *
Sec. 40.504. Conditional uses.
Within limited industrial districts, the following uses may be allowed �e�e� as
conditional uses :
� Vehicle sales;
(2�) Vehicle service;
(3�) Outdoor retail sales, displays and/or storage;
(_43) Nightclubs, taverns and bars=:
(54) Package alcoholic beverage sales (package sales)i.-
(_G�) Residential shelters;
(76) �(oncommercial parking;
(8�) Child day care;
L9g) Indoor comrnercial recreationy-
(109) Adult day care.
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Sec. 40.523. Permitted uses.
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Within research, development and of�ce park districts, only the following uses and
structures designed to serve such uses shall be permitted:
* * * * *
(11) Business services; ��e�-
,� Hotels/motels;
�13,1 Personal services;
� Restaurants;
15 Accessory uses, including certain alcoholic beverage sales uses as speci�ed in
sections 41.071 and 41.072.
Sec. 40.524. Conditional uses.
Within research, development and office park districts, the following uses may be
allowed as conditional uses:
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(2�) Marina facilities;
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(3�) Residential shelters;
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(_49) Child day care;
(S�8) Utility facilities;-.
�G�) Adult day care.
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Sec. 4�.543. Permitted uses.
Within public/semipublic districts, only the following uses and structures designed for
such uses shall be permitted:
* * * * �
(10) Nursing homes; �1:e�e�se��ses-
� Trans�ortation stations ti
�12,Z Commercial parkin�
,� Adult day care;
� Accessorv uses.
Sec. 40.544. Conditional uses.
Within public/semipublic districts, the followiag uses may be allowed as conditional uses: �
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(l�) Marina facilities, including commercial and office uses associated with marina �
facilities; . �
L24) Alcoholic beverage sales (consurnption on prernises only) in conjunction with a
fraternal organization, marina facilities, civic center, or a student center;
�3§) Child day care;
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�4�) Residential shelters .
Sec. 40.545. Use �irnitations.
The following use limitations shall apply to public/semipublic districts:
* * * � *
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� Transportation stations shall have a continuous, solid landscape buffer, attainin
a minimum height of six feet at maturity, adjacent to all residentiallv zoned
properties.
� Commercial parking lots shall not have spaces available for rent that are required
by this development code to serve a use operatin� at the same time as the
commercial parkin� lot•
L9�) Accessory uses shall comply with section 41.121.
(108) All uses, whether permitted, conditional or nonconforming, shall be conducted
in consonance with the use standards contained in sections 42.22, 42.31, 42.32
and 42.35.
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Sec. 40.563. Permitted uses.
Within open space/recreation districts, only the following uses and structures designed
for such uses shall be permitted:
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(6) Restaurants, indoor retail sales and concessions; in coniunction with golf courses
and recreation complexes; z4eeesse�}-�rses-
�7,� Accessorv uses, includin� uses of public land and facilities approved by the Citv
Commission in accordance with section 2.01(d)(v).
Sec. 40.564. Conditional uses.
uses:
Within ogen spacelrecreation districts, the following uses may be allowed as conditional
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(1�) Alcoholic beverage sales (consumption on premises); in conjunction with a golf
course or civic center;
(23) Public works projects, including utility facilities.
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Sec. 41.053. Supplementary standards by category of use.
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The standards in this section which apply to the identified category of use shall
supplement the general standards of use identi�ied in section 41.052. No conditional use shall
be authorized unless determined to meet all of the standards applicable thereto.
(1) Adult day care centers may be allowed �e�e� within the ,:,.,,;+��' ^�'�;^�,
�°°�^' ^f�^°, neighborhood commercial, infill commercial, limited industrial,
and research, development and ofiice park���i� ' districCs subject
to all of the following:
(a) The use shall be reasonably compatible with the surrounding neighborhood
as measured by building size, lo�ation and state of repair.
(b) The site shall be able to accommodate required parking, ancillary service
and outdoor activity areas appropriate to the use and in a manner which
is compatible with surrounding properties.
(c) Proper supervision shall provided to ensure neighborhood compatibility.
(d) Appropriate onsite loading and unloading areas shall be provided which
are sufficiently distant from other trafficways so as to en5ure user safety.
(e} The use shall cornply with all of the general standards contained in section
41.052 .
(2�) Animal grooming and/or boarding facilities rnay be allowed within the general
commercial, highway commercial, and commercial center districts subject to all
of the following:
(a) All activities shall be conducted within soundproof, air conditioned
buildings without outdoor cages, runs or other outdoor facilities unless
determined by the board that such facilities are locaCed and screened in a
manner so as to not adversely affect the use, enjoyment or value of
surrounding properties.
(b) The use shall comply with all of the general standards contained in section
41.052.
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(3�) Bed and breakfast inn uses may be allowed in the �infill Ecommercial �district,
downtown/mixed use district, �urban Ecenter �district, and all residential
districts, subject to all of the following:
(a) The hours of operation are compatible with surrounding uses;
(b) The volume of traf�ic generated by the use is compatible with surrounding
uses;
(c) Such uses shall only be provided in principal structures containing not less
than 1,500 square feet of gross floor area;
(d) Not more than 50 percent of the gross square footage of the principal
structure shall be utilized for the bed and breakfast use. For the purpose
of calculating the area of the structure devoted to the bed and breakfast
use, only the floor area of th� bedroom and bathroom areas utilized by the
bed and breakfast guests shall be considered in such calculations;
(e) The use shall contribute signiiicantly to the prornotion of the city's
historical, cultural or natural heritage.
(� The structure containing the use shall rneet all applicable life safety codes
prior to the issuance of a certificate of occupancy .
(g) The use complies with all of the general standards contained in section
41.052 .
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(_4�) Blood plasma centers may be allowed within the general cornrnercial district
subjecC to all af the following:
(a) Sufficient waiting room areas shall be provided to deter loitering.
(b) The use shall be sufficiently distant from church�s, schools, hospitals,
residences and like uses so as to not adversely affect the use, enjoyment
or value of such properties.
(c) The use shall comply witil all of the general standards contained in section
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41.052.
(5�) Businessiprofessional of�ces which serve the tourist may be allowed within the
resort commercial 24 and 28 districts upon cleterrnination that the use complies
with all of the general standards contained in section 41.052.
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neighbarhood commercial, general commercial, infill commercial, highway
commercial, commercial center, downtown/mixed use, urban center (transition),
and public/sernipublic subject to all of the following:
(a) Suf�cient onsite outdoor play areas shall be provided and so designed as
to ensure user safety.
(b) Appropriate onsite loading and unloading areas shall be provided which
are sufficiently distant from other trafficways so as to ensure user safety.
(c) The use shall cornply with all of the general standards contained in section
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L�9) Congregate care facilities may be allowed within the multiple-farnily residential
12, 16, 24 and 28 districts; the residential, of�ce and commercial planned
development districts; urban center (transition), the limited of�ce, infill
comrnercial and neighborhood commercial districts subject to all of the following:
(a) The permitted density shall not exceed the maximurn permitted net density
af the zoning district in which the facility is to be located, such density to
be determined on the basis that every two beds within the facility shall be
considered to equal one dwelling unit. For those facilities located within
a planned development district, density shall be regulated through the site
plan process in accordance with section 40.261, but the density shall not
exceed the rnaximurn allowable density set forth in section 40.267.
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(b) The size and state of repair of the facility shall be appropriate for the
proposed use.
(c) Ancillary service and recreation areas appropriate for the use shall be
provided on the site in a rnanner which is� cornpatible with surrounding
properties,
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The use shall be located within an area which is not concentrated with
other care facilities.
The use shall comply with all of the general standards contained in section
41.052 s�see� .
� Convenience stores ma�be allowed in the in�ll commercial district subject to �11
of the followin�:
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The hvurs of o�eration and overall site desi�n are cornpatible with
surroundin� uses•
The use shall comnlv with all of the �eneral standards contained in section
41.�52.
(9�} Gasoline station uses may be allowed in the infill cornmercial, downtown/rnixed
use, urban center (core} and urban center (eastern corridor) districts, subject to
a�il of the following:
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(b)
The hours of operation and overall site design are compatible with
sunounding uses.
The use complies with all of the general standards contained in section
41.052 .
(10) Helistops may be allowed within the urban center district subject to all of the
following:
(a)
(b)
Ample evidence is provided to the board ascertaining that the use rneets
all requirernents of the Federal Aviation Administration.
The use shall comply with all of the general standards contained in section
41.052.
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infill commercial district, subject to all of the following:
(a} The hours of operation are compatible with surrounding uses;
(b) The use complies with all of the general standards contained in section
41.052 .
(12�3)Indoor storage and/or warehousing may be allowed within the downtown/mixed
use, general comrnercial, infill commercial, � highway commercial, urban
center (core , urban center (eastern corridorl, and urban center ftransition)
districts subject to all of the following:
(a) The building size, length and appearance shall be compatible and in scale
with other buildings in the immediate area.
(b) All doors shall be oriented so as to be least visible from public rights-of-
way and surrounding properties.
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(c) The use shall comply with all of the general standards contained in section
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13�4)Level I group care facilities may be allowed within the single-family residential
8, , , , , districts; the residential,
office, and commercial plaruied development districts; and the limited office and
neighborhood commercial districts subject to all of the follawing:
(a) The use shall comply with all terms contained in section 41.201.
(b) Accessory uses shall be limited to those normal and incidental to
residential dwelling units.
(c) '�he use shall be reasonably compatible with the surrounding neighborhood
as rneasured by building size, location and state of repair.
(d) The site shall be able to accommodate required parking, ancillary service
and outdoor activity areas appropriate to the use and in a manner which
is cornpatible with surrounding properties.
(e) Proper supervisivn shall be provided to ensure neighborhood
compatibility.
(� If located within a single-family residential 8 district, the use shall be
located on property having conforming frontage on a minor or major
arterial street.
(g} The use shall comply with all of the general standards contained in section
41,052.
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(14-�3)Level II group care facilities may be allowed within the rnultiple-family residential
8, 12, 16, 20, 24 and 28 districts; the residential, office and commercial planned
development districts; and the urban center (transition), limited office and
neighborhood commercial districts, subject to all of the following:
(a) The use shall comply with all regulations contained in section 41.201.
(b) Accessory uses shall be limited to those norrnal and incidental to
residential dwelling units.
(c) The use shall be reasonably compatible with the surrounding neighborhood
as measured by building size, location and state of repair.
(d) The site shall be able to accommodate required parking, ancillary service
and outdoor activity areas appropriate to the use and in a manner which
is compatible with surrounding properties.
(e) Proper supervision shall be provided to ensure neighborhood
compatibility.
(� The use shall comply with all of the general standards contained in section
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(15�b)Level III group care facilities may be allowed within the urban center (transition),
lunited of�ce and neighborhood commercial districts, subject to all of the
following:
(a) The use shall comply with all regulations contained in section 41.201.
(b) Accessory uses shall be limited to those normal and incidental to
residential dwelling units.
(c) The use shall be reasonably compatible with the surrounding neighborhood
as measured by building size, location and state of repair.
(d) The site shall be able to accommodate required parking, ancillary service
and outdoor activity areas appropriate to the use and in a manner which
is compatible with surrounding properties.
(e) Proper supervision shall be provided to ensure neighborhood
compatibility .
(� The use shall comply with all of the general standards contained in section
41.052 .
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(1G�)Manufacturing uses may be allowed in the infill commercial, research,
development and office park, urban center (core) and urban center (eastern
conidor districts subject to all of the following:
(a) The hours of operation are compatible with surrounding uses.
(b) The volume of traf�c generated by the use is cornpatible with surrounding
uses.
(c) Any noise generated by the use is compatible with surrounding uses.
(d) In infill commercial districts, a minimum lot size of 10,000 square feet
shall be provided for this use; and
(e) The use complies with all of the general standards contained in section
41.052 .
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17�-5)Marina facilities may be allowed, except as provided in this section, in the beach
commercial, resort cornrnercia124 and 28, general commercial, downtown/mixed
use, infill commercial, research, developrnent and office park, urban center
(bayfront) and public/semipublic districts, subject to all of the following:
(a) Marina facilities are prohibited frorn locating in the following areas, which
have been identified as areas of high or moderate environmental
signiiicance: The north end of Clearwater Beach, Clearwater Harbor grass
beds, Cooper's Point, Clearwater Harbor spoil islands, Sand Key Park and
the southern edge of Alligator Lake.
(b) All proposed activities including, but not limited to, fueling, pumping-out,
chartering, living-aboard, launching, dry storage and the servicing of
boats, motors and related marine equipment shall require specific approval
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by the planning and zoning board in order to be permitted.
(c) A cornrnercial marina facility operated as a prirnary use shall not be
located adjacent to a residential district unless the owner provides
screening or landscape buffering in accordance with section 42.27. For
marina facilities located adjacent to residential districts, no fueling or
launching facilities shall be located within 20 feet of the residential
property line, and no fueling or servicing of boats shall occur at suc;h
marinas after 9:00 p.m. or before 6:00 a.rn.
(d) No fuel storage facility or sanitary pump-out station holding tank shall be
located over water.
(e) The marina facility shall pose no hazard or obstruction to navigation, as
determined by the city harbormaster.
(� View corridors shall be preserved across the property in accordance with
the standards set forth in section 41.131.
(g) The use shall not adversely affect the environrnent, including both onshore
and offshore natural resources.
(h) The owner shall provide evidence to the public works department of
suf�cient and acceptable wastewater treatment to serve the project.
(i) For coastal areas, the owner shall provide to the city an acceptable
manatee protection plan. Appropriate speed zone signs shall be posted to
control boat speed for manatee protection.
(j) The owner shall provide evidence of adequate spill containment areas on
the subject property.
(k) Landside sanitary facilities or a sanitary pump-out station shall be
provided and shall be available to rnarina users 24 hours a day.
(1) The use shall comply with all of the general standards contained in section
41.OS2.
(m) in the event of conflict between these standards and federal or state law
or rules, the federal or state law or rules shall apply to the extent that
these standards have been preempted. Otherwise, the rnore stringent
regulations shall apply.
(18�9)Marinas may be allowed within the �reservation
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districts subject to all of the following:
(a) Marinas are prohibited from locatin� in the following areas, which have
been identi�ed as areas of high or rnoderate environmental signi�cance:
The north end of Clearwater Beach, Clearwater Harbor grass beds,
Cooper's Point, Clearwater Harbor spoil islands, Sand Key Park, and the
southern edge of Alligator Lake.
(b) All proposed activities including, but not limited to, fueling, pumping-out,
chartering, living-aboard, launching, dry storage and the servicing of
boats, motor� and related marine equipment shall require specific approval
by the planning and zoning board in order to be permitted.
(c) No commercial activity, including but not limited to the sale or rental of
any slips, commercial launching facilities, marine repairs or maintenance
facilities, or living aboard any boat, whether permanently or temporarily,
shall be permitted unless the facility abuts a commercial zoning district,
the public/semipublic district �or the urban center district and unless such
activity is expressly approved by the planning and zoning board.
(d) A commercial marina operated as a primary use shall not be located
adjacent to a residential district unless the owner provides screening or
landscape buffering in accordance with section 42.27. For marinas located
adjacent to residential districts, no fueling or launching facilities shall be
located within 20 feet of the residential property line, and no fueling or
servicing of boats shall occur at such marinas after 9: 00 p. m, or before
6:00 a.m.
(e) No fuel storage facility or sanitary pump-out station holding tank shall be
located over water.
(f} The marina shall pose no hazard or obstruction to navigation, as
determined by the city harbormaster.
(g) View corridors shall be preserved across the property in accordance with
the standards set forth in section 41.131.
(h) The use shall not adversely affect the environment, including both onshore
and offshore natural resources.
(i) The owner shall provide evidence to the public works department of
sufficient and acceptable waste�vater treatment to serve the project.
(j) For coastal areas, the owner shall provide to the city an acceptable
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manatee protection plan. Appropriate speed zone signs shall be posted to
control boat speed for manatee protection.
(k) The owner shall provide evidence of adequate spill containment areas on
the subject property.
(1) Design of the docks shall maintain existing tidal flushing and aquatic
circulation patterns.
(m) The use shall comply with all of the general standards contained in section
41.OS2.
(n) In the event of conflict between these standards and federal or state law
or rules, the federal or state law or rules shall apply to the extent that
these standards have been preernpted. Otherwise, the more stringent
regulations shall apply.
(19-�)Nightclubs, taverns and bars may be allowed within the North Greenwood
commercial, beach commercial, resort commercial, general commercial,
downtown/mixed use, infill commercial, highway commercial, commercial center,
urban center (bayfront), urban center (core), urban center (eastern corridor), and
limited industrial zoning districts subject to all of the following:
�a�- The use complies with all the general standards for conditional use
approval listed in sections 41.033 and 41.052; and
�b�- The use does not contribute to an inappropriate concentration of such
facilities as judged by the nurnber of similar facilities within 500 feet of
the proposed use, the potential effect of the proposed use on public safety,
and the potential effect of the praposed use on residential, church, school
and park uses within 500 feet. For the purposes of this section, this
measurement shall be from the property line of the property containing the
alcoholic beverage use to the closest property line of each of the listed
uses; and
�c�- The use is:
1. Located on a passenger vessel licensed by the state to sell alcoholic
beverages on which alcoholic beverages are served only after the
vessel is underway, or is not located within 500 feet of a
cvnforming church, school or park use, residential zone, or similar
alcoholic beverage use; or
2, Located within 500 feet of a conforming church, school or park
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use, residential zone, or similar alcoholic beverage use but is
located in the Urban Center district or is separated from these uses
by a right-of-way of 100 or more feet in width; or
3. Located within 500 feet of a conforrning church, school or park
use, residential zone, or similar alcoholic beverage use but the
applicant demonstrates that there are conditions which are unique
to the property (such as structure and site design, property location
and orientation, or the particular physical surroundings, shape or
topographical conditions of the property) that wanant granting the
conditional use permit; and
�dZ.- The applicant demonstrates that the potential negative impacts of the use
are mitigated by the design features of the structure and site. Specifically,
the applicant shall address the following issues:
1. Structure design - entrances, windows, exterior service windows
and loading entrances shall be oriented so as to minimize impacts
on adjacent properties.
2. Type of entertainment and hours of operation - shall be compatible
with surrounding uses.
3. Provision of buffers - perimeter landscaping shall meet or exceed
the standards of secti�n 42.27 to the extent allowed by site design.
4. Site design - the applicant shall specifically demonstrate that the
site design, as deterrnined by such factors as building orientation,
outdoor seating, outdoor loudspeakers, parking location, buffers,
site lighting, and access and loading area design and location, is
c�mpatible with surrounding uses.
�e�- All occupational license approval standards, including the police
department background check of the applicant, shall be met prior to the
issuance of an occupational license for the use; and
�f�,- In the beach commercial and resort comrnercial districts, nightclubs,
taverns and bars shall only be permitted in delicatessens, or in shopping
centers or hotels/motels consistent with the provisions of section 41.071
except that expansion of alcoholic beverage sales area and changes of
business ownership for existing nonconforming nightclub, tavern and bar
uses may be considered; and
��- In the North Greenwood commercial district, no new nightclub, tavern
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and bar uses shall be allowed, but expansion of alcoholic beverage sales
area and changes of business ownership for existing nightclub, tavern and
bar uses may be considered.
(20) Noncommercial parking may be allowed within the residential, limited office,
general office, neighborhood commercial, North Greenwood commercial,
downtown/mixed use, highway commercial, infill commercial, and limited
industrial districts subject to all of the following:
(a) 5ingle-family residential property may be used for noncommercial parking
only when such parking is accessory to a primary use in an adjoining
publicisemipublic district. However, such parking on single-family
residential property shall not be used for any portion of the offstreet
parking required by this Code; such parking shall be provided only for
excess or overflow parking; the parking lot shall not be surfaced; access
directly from the street or from adjoining residential property shall not be
provided to a parking lot located on single-family rPsidential property; the
area, lot width and lot depth of single-family residential property used for
noncommercial parking shall not be considered in determining whether the
adjoining public/semipublic property meets the applicable dimensional and
numerical development requirements; and a conditional use for parking on
single-family residential property shall not run with the land, but shall
expire upon a change of use of the adjoining pubiic/semipublic property.
(b) The parking lot shall be designed, surfaced and landscaped in accord with
all applicable requirements contained in this development code; however,
surfacing shall be prohibited on single-family residential property.
(c) Access to the parking lot shall not be provided directly from the street or
from any residentially zoned property adjoining the property which is the
subject of the conditional use application, unless specifically authorized by
the planning and zoning board; however, access directly from the street
or from adjoining residential property shall not be provided to a parking
lot located on single-family residential property.
(d) The use shall comply with all of the general standards contained in section
41.052.
(e) Noncornmercial parking lots which adjoin residentially zoned property
shall be provided with an opaque fence or wall along all property lines
adjoining the residentially zoned property, and may be used for the
parl�ing of motor vehicles other than recreational vehicles, semitrailer
trucks or cabs, commercial vehicles, buses, or vehicles designed to
transport wastes or hazardous or noxious rnaterials, which are prohibited.
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Such lots shall not be used for the parking of trailers, boats or boat
trailers. Any lighting of such parking lot shall not exceed the height of the
opayue fence or wall required along all property lines. However, a
parking lot which adjoins single-family residential property shall be
provided with a landscaped strip of land not less than ten feet in width
along all property lines adjoining the single-family residential property.
( fl No portion of any parking space shall be closer than ten feet from the
property line of any adJoining single-family residential property.
(g) All applicable requirernents of sections 41.221 and 42.27 shall be satis�ed
without the granting of any variance therefrom.
(h) Such parking shall not be required by this code to serve another use.
(i) If the parking is provided on property zoned for multiple-farnily
residential or nonresidential uses, such parking shall be guaranteed to
rernain available through a longterm lease or other appropriate instrument
running with the land for a term equalling or exceeding the projected life
of the use which the parking is to serve,
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cornmercial, resort commercial 24 and 28, urban center {core), urban center
(eastern corridor), general commercial, highway commercial, iniill commercial,
and commercial center districCs, subject to all of the following:
(a) All facilities and activities shall be self-contained on the premises, unless
otherwise approved by the planning and zoning boarcl.
(b} The use shall comply with all of the general standards contained in section
41.052 .
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(22�)Outdoor retail sales, displays and/or storage may be allowed within the urban
center (core), urban center (eastern corridor), general commercial, highway
commercial, infill commercial, commercial center, downtown/mixed use, and
limited industrial districts subject to all of the following:
(a) The outdoor use shall not adversely affect the community appearance
objectives of the city. In particular, no temporary buildings, portable
buildings, tents, stands, trailers, vending carts or like buildings or
structures shall be utilized in conjunction with the use.
(b) In downtown/mixed use districts, outdoor retail sales and displays shall be
lirnited to vegetable and fruit stands and similar uses. For outdoor storage
uses in downtown/mixed use districts, a minimum lot size of 30,000
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square feet shall be provided,
(c) In �infill Ecommercial �districts, outdoor retail sales and displays of boats
and vehicles shall be prohibited, except for vehicle sales approved bv the
plannin� and zoning board as a conditional use,
(d) In �infill �cornmercial �districts, a minimum lot size of 30,000 square
feet shall be provided for this use.
(e) The use shall cornply with all of the general standards contained in section
41.052 .
� Packa�,e alcaholic beverage sales mav be allowed within the neighborhood
commercial, North Greenwood cornrnercial, beach commercial, resort
commercial, general commercial, downtown/mixed use, infill commercial,
highwa� commercial, comrnercial center, urban center (core), urban center
(eastern corridor�, and lirnited industrial zoning districts subject to all of the
followin�:
�a,� The use cornplies with all the �eneral standards for conditional use
approval listed in sections 41.033 and 41.052; and
�b,�, The use does not contribute to an ina�propriate concentration of such
facilities as iud�ed by the number of similar facilities within 5(}0 feet of
the �roposed use, the �otential effect of the proposed use on public safetv,
and the potential effect of the proposed use on residential, church, school
and park uses within 500 feet. For the purposes of this seetion, _this
measurement shall be frorn the property line of the property containin� the
alcoholic bevera�e use to the closest property line_ of each of the listed
uses; and
�, The use is:
1. Not located within 500 feet of a conforrnin��church, school or park
use� residential zene, or similar alcoholic beverage use; or
2. Located within 500 feet of a conforminQ church, school or park
use, residential zone, or sirnilar alcoholic bevera�e use but is:
Located in the Urban Center district; or Se�arated from these uses
by a right-of-wav of 100 or more feet in width; or
3. Located within 500 feet of a conforming church, school or park
use or residential zone, or similar alcoholic beverage use but the
applicant dernonstrates that the potential negative effects of the use
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is mitigated bX structure des�n (including location of entrances,
windows and exterior service windows/loading entrances), by
hours of o�eration, by site design (including building orientation,
parkin� location, buffers, site li�,hting, and access and loading area
desi�nllocation), and bv other relevant factors as determined by the
board; and
�d,� The applicant dernonstrates that the �otential ne�ative impacts of the use
are rniti ated bY the design features of the structure and site. Specificallv,
the a�plicant shall address the followin� issues: _
l. Structure desi�n - entrances, windows, exterior service windows
and loadin� entrances shall be oriented so as to minimize impacts
on adjacer�t properties.
2. Tvpe of entertainrnent and hours of operation - shall be compatible
with surrounding uses.
3, Provision of buffers - perimeter landscapin� shall meet or exceed
the standards of section 42.27 to the extent ailowed by site design.
4. Site desi�n - the applicant shall speci�cally demonstrate that the
site designLas determined b�such factors as buildin� orientation,
outdoor seating, outdoor loudspeakers, parkin�location, buffers,
site li�htin��, and access and loadin� area desi�n and location, is
cornaatible with surroundingLuses; and
� All occu�ational license approval standards, includin� the polic�
departrnent back�round check of the applicant, shall be met prior to the
issuance of an occupational Iicense for the use; and
�f In beach commercial and resort commercial zoning districts, the use shall
onl,Lbe permitted in delicatessens, or in shop,ping centers or hotelslmotels
consistent with the �rovisions of section 41.071, except that expansion of
alcoholic beverage sales area and chan�es of business ownership for
existin� nonconformin�package sales uses mav be considered. Not more
than iive ,percent of the �rc�ss floor area shall be cievoted to the sale or
dis la� of packa�ed alcoholic beverages in delicatessens; and
�g�, In the North Greenwood commercial district, no new packa�e sales uses
shall be allowed but expansion of alcoholic bevera�e sales area and
chan�es of business ownership for existin� packa�e sales uses mav be
considered.
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��) In limited office and general office districts, the use shall be lirnited to
beauty salons and barber shops only, and shall not have hours of operation
incompatible with surrounding uses; parking generated by the use shall not
overburden existing or proposed parking facilities.
(bE) The use complies with ail of the general standards contained in section
41.052.
(25�4-�)Public and private elementary, middle and high schools may be allowed within
the urban center (transition) district, subject to all of the following:
(a) The total amount of land area devoted to the use shall be a minirnum of
one acre and a maximum of three acres;
(b) The scale of any structures and facilities associated with the use shall be
compatible with surrounding properties;
(c) Any outdoor recreational facilities associated with the use shall be
designed and located so as to be compatible with surrounding properties;
and
(d) The use shall comply with all of the general standards contained in section
41.052 .
(26�)Recreation activities other than those listed as permitted uses may be allowed
within the aquatic lands/coastal and interior districts following review and
recommendation by the harbormaster and upon determination that the use
complies with all of the general standards cantained in section 41.052.
(27�b)Recreational vehicle parks may be allowed within the resort comrnercial 24 and
28, and highway commercial districts upon determination that the use complies
with a11 of the general standards contained in section 41.052.
(28�)Residential shelters may be allowed within the multifamily residential districts da
the limited office, neighborhood commercial, general cornrnercial,
downtown/rnixed use, highway commercial, in�ll commercial, urban center
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(core), urban center (eastern corridor), urban center (transition), limited
industrial, research, developrnent and office park and public/semipublic districts
subject to compliance with all of the general standards contained in section
41.052.
(29�)Restaurants and accessory alcoholic beverage sales uses serving alcoholic
beverages located within 200 feet of a church or school may be allowed �eH~�;+r�
in the neighborhood comrnercial, North Greenwood commercial, beach
commercial, resort commercial 24, resort commercial 28, general comrnercial,
downtown/mixed use, infill commercial, highway commercial, cornmercial center,
urban center (transition), and lirnited industrial districts, subject to all of the
following:
�,a�- The use complies with all the general standards for conditional use
approval listed in sections 41.033 and 41.052; and
�bZ- The use does not contribute to an inappropriat� concentration of such
facilities as judged by the number of similar facilities within 500 feet of
the proposed use, the potential effect of the proposed use on public safety,
and the potential effect of the proposed use on residential, church, school
and park uses within 500 feet. For the purposes of this section, this
measurement shall be from the property line of the property containing the
alcoholic beverage use to the closest property line of each of the listed
us�s; and
�c�- The applicant demonstrates that the potential negative effects of the use is
mitigated by structure design (including location of entrances, windows
and exterior service windows/loading entrances), by hours of operation,
by site design (including building orientation, parking location, buffers,
site lighting, and access and loading area design/location), and by other
relevant factors as determined by the board; and
�d�- The applicant demonstrates that the potential negative impacts of the use
are rnitigated by the design features of the structure and site. Specifically,
the applicant shall address the following issues:
1. Structure design - entrances, windows, exterior service windows
and loading entrances shall be oriented so as to minimize impacts
on adjacent properties.
2. Type of entertainment and hours of operation - shall be compatible
with surrounding uses.
3. Provision of buffers - perimeter landscaping shall meet or exceed
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the standards of section 42.27 to the extent allowed by site design.
4. Site design - the applicant shall specifically dernonstrate that the
site design, as deterrnined by such factors as building orientation,
outdoor seating, outdoor loudspeakers, parking location, buffers,
site lighting, and access and loading area design and location, is
compatible with surrounding uses; and
�e�,- All occupational license approval standards, including the police
department background check of the applicant, shall be rnet prior to ihe
issuance of an occupational license For the use,
(3��)Restaurants and accessory alcoholic beverage sales uses serving alcoholic
beverages with outdoor seating where the service area is located within 200 feet
of a residential znne nnay be allowed ��t�e� in the neighborhood cornmercial,
North Greenwood comrnercial, beach conunercial, resort cornrnercia124, resort
commercial 28, general comrnercial, downtown/mixed use, in�ll commercial,
highway commercial, cornmercial center, urban center (bayfront), urban center
(core), urban center (eastern conidor), urban center (transition), and lirnited
industrial districts, subject to al1 of the following:
(a) The hours of operation and overall site design are compatible with
surrounding uses, as detennined by such factors as seating orientation,
outdoor loudspeakers, buffers or screening, site lighting, hours of
operation and access.
(b) The use complies with all of the general standards contained in section
41.052 .
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(31�)Universities, colleges, academies and similar facilities for learning may be
allowed within the �urban Ecenter (�transition) district, subject to all of the
following:
(a)
(b)
The total amount of land area devoted to the use shall be a minirnum of
one (1) acre and a maximum of three (3 ) acres;
The scale of any structures and facilities associated with the use shall be
cornpatible with surrounding properties;
(c) Any outdoor recreational facilities associated with the use shall be
designed and located so as to be compatible with surrounding properties;
and
(d) The use shall comply with all of the general standards contained in section
41.052 .
��)Utility facilities may be allowed as a conditional use in all zoning districts except
the limited industrial and public/semi-public districts, where they are allowed as
a permitted use, subject to all of the following:
(a) The size, scale, mass, noise generation, emissions generation, trafiic
generation, and appearance of any buildings, strucriires, and facilities shall
be reasonably compatible with surrounding land uses.
(b) The use shall be buffered from adjoining properties in a manner consistent
with its size, scale, mass, noise generation, emissions generation, traffic
generation, and appearance to ensure compatibility with surrounding uses.
At a rninimum, the use shall meet the perimeter landscaping requirements
of section 42.27(3) for nonresidential properties, unless located in an area
where the environmental characteristics make such buffering impractical.
(c) The use shall comply with all of the general standards contained in section
41.052.
,�, Vehicle sales mav be allowed within the �eneral commercial, infill commercial,
hi�hwav commercial, commercial center, urban center (corel and urban center
�eastern corridor) districts, subiect to all of the following�
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� The outdoor use shall not adversely affect the communitv a�pearance
objectives of the city. In �articular, no temporarv buildings, portable
buildings, tents, stands, trailers, vending carts or like buildin�s or
structures shall be utilized in conjunction with the use.
� The use shall corn,ply with all of the �eneral standards contained in section
41.052.
(3 ,439)Vehicle service may be allowed within the beach commercial, general commercial,
downtown/mixed use, highway cornmercial, in�ll cornrnercial, commercial center,
urban center (core), urban center (eastern corridor) and limited industrial districts,
subject to all of the following:
(a) All service bays shall be located within an enclosed building and all
servicing shall be conducted indoors.
(b) Entrances to any service bays shall be appropriately oriented with respect
to adjoining uses.
(c) All used tires, parts and similar objects shall be stored in a building or
other enclosed structure.
(d) Careful distinction shall be drawn by the board with regard to the type of
service to be performed. Major repairs, including engine or transmission
dismantling, painting, body, fender, muffler, top and upholstery work,
shall not be allowed unless specifically permitted by the planning and
zoning board.
(e) The use shall comply with all of the general standards contained in section
41.052 r��,�o,.�;,,,�«,� „� *,,;� �o,.*;�„
(353-�)Veterinary offices may be allowed with the limited office, general office, general
commercial, downtown/mixed use, highway comrnercial, infill commercial,
commercial center, neighborhood commercial, urban center, and beach
commercial districts, subject to all of the following:
(a) All activities shall be conducted within soundproof, air conditioned
buildings with no outdoor cages, runs or other outdoor facilities unless
determined by the planning and zoning board that such facilities are
located and screened so as to not adversely affect the use, enjoyment or
value of surrounding properties.
(b) There shall be no overnight boarding of anirnals unless determined by the
planning and zoning board that such boarding facilities are sufficiently
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soundprv�fed and air conditioned and are made available only to animals
requiring veterinary tre�tment.
The use shall comply with all of the general standards contained in section
41.052 .
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(3G�)Wholesaling/distributing facilities may be allowed within the general commercial,
highway commercial, and in�ll commercial districts, urban center (core), and
urban center (eastern corridor), subject to all of the following:
(a)
(b)
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The size, mass and scale of any structure used for such activity is
cornpatible with surrounding structures.
The proposed access, site design, and vehicles used in the operation are
cornpatible with surrounding uses.
The use shall comply with all of the general standards contained in section
41.052 .
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Sec. 41.161. Horne Occupations.
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(4) Standards. All home occupations shall conform to the standards enumerated as
follows:
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(b) No persons other than family rnembers residing within the dwelling unit shall be
engaged in the occupation, unless the occupation is a service conducted away
from the prernises of the applicant, in which case �--��ee additional
employees may be engaged in the occupation provided such employees rneet at
the� site where the service is conducted and not at the home where the occupation
is licensed.
Section 2. The provisions of this ordinance are found and determined to be consistent
with the City of Clearwater Cornprehensive Plan.
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Section �. This ordinance shall take effect immediately upon adoption.
PASSED ON FIRST READING January 18, 1996
PASSED ON SECOND AND
FINAL READING AND ADOPTED
Rita Garvey
Mayor-Commissioner
Approved as to form and
legal sufficiency:
Leslie Dougall-Sides
Assistant City Attorney
Attest:
Cynthia E. Goudeau
City Clerk
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Agenda Cover Memorandum
SUBJECT: PASCO GAS SALES OFFICE & OPERATIONS CENTER DESIGN
Item #:
Meeting Date:
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RECOMMENDATION/MOT10N: Approve the funding of a Work Order to Post, Buckley, Schuh &)ernigan,
Inc., Tampa, FL, who are the City's Engineering Consultants of Record, to perforrn the architectura! and design
work for the Pasco Gas Sales Office & Operations Center for an estimated amount of $59,100,
� a�d that the appropriate offic+als be authorized to execute same.
�ACKG ROUND:
* Land was purchased on an earlier agenda itern at 7302 U. S. Highway 19 in New Port Richey to build a new
Clearwater Gas Systern (CGS) Pasco Gas Sales Office to serve our southwestern Pasco County gas customers.
* This agenda item will provide the necessary funding to design the new Pasco Gas Sales Office & Operations
Center building of approximately 5,000 square feet and provide the required parking, landscaping and
retention. This building will also include an appliance showroom similar to the Pinellas Gas Sales Office.
* Post, Buckley, Schuh and )ernigan, Inc. (PBS&J) will provide the necessary architectural, structural,
mechanical, electri�al, interior, civil and landscape engineering design for the building and the associated site
irnprovements. The PBS&J work order estimate is $59,100.
* The PBS&) interior design will include the closets, cabinets, shelving, and other permanent furnishings which
are attached to the building, but excludes interior equipment detail specifications for portable items such as
the chairs, tables, displays, rnodular workstations, etc. We will include all furnishings in the final construction
esti mate which we wi (I bring back to the Cornrnission at the conclusion of the architectural/engineering design.
* CGS does not anticipate using any of the optional services which are mentioned in the PBS&) work order.
* A first quarter budget amendment to transfer $59,100 from Gas Revenues to a new CIP code 315-96322 called
Pasco Gas Building, Land, & Equipment will be submitted to fund this project.
* Monies for this purpose were included in the FY 95/96 budget to be funded by a Gas Systern Expansion Bond
Issue. These bonds are projected to be sold in the third quarter of FY 95/96.
* The transfer of Gas Revenues for this project is, in effect, a loan from the City's cash pool, and is anticipated to
be an interirn solution as these monies wiii be reirnbursed to the Gas Fund once the new bond monies are
available and the Gas System Bond Funds are established.
Reviewed by: Origi�ating Department: , Costs: Commission Action:
Legal N/A Cleanvater Gas Systern v��`` Estimated $59,100 ❑ Approved
Budget Total ❑ Approved with Conditions
Purchasing User Department: Estimated �59,t00 ❑ Denied
Risk Mgmt. N/A Cleanvater Gas Systern Current Fiscal Year ❑ Continued to:
IS N/A Funding Source:
ACM � Capital Improvement:
Engineering , � Advertised: ❑ Operating:
Date: ❑ Other: Ariachments:
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Submitted by: � tVot Required Appropriation Code PSS&) Work Order
��--- Affected Parties 315-96322-561300-
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City h�f�ager � ❑ Not Required
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jERNIGAN, INC.
November 3, 1995
Mr. J. Terry Neenan
Dicector of Gas Supply & Operations
' City of Clearwater "
400 North Myrtle Avenue
Clearwater, Florida 34615
Reference: New Port Richey Site
F'uial 'Work Order
Dear Mr. Neenan:
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PLANNING
Transrnitted herewith are 2 copies of the work order package for the PBS&J effort at
the New Port Richey site. The total compensation has been adjusted in accorda.nce
with our discussion from earlier today.
Please contact me with any questions on the enclosures or our projected work effort.
We look forward to working with you on the development of the New Port Richey
site.
Very truly yours,
POST, BUCKLEY, SCHUH & JERIVIGAN, INC.
cc: Rich Baier, City of Clearwater
Jim Kennedy, PBS&J
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CITY OF CLEARWATER
ENGINEERING DEPARI'MENT
PBS&J WORK ORDER I.TIITIATION FORM
Date: Novernber l, 1995
PBS&J Proj�ct No,
Ciry Project No.
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Proposed Gas Service Center in New Port Richey
2. �COPE QF_WQRK:
PBS&J shall provide �rchitectural, structural, mechanical, electrical, civil and landscape
design for a new SOOOftZ(+/-} building with t�ie associated pazking aad driveway access. A.
more detailed scope of services is attached
3. PRO�ECT GOALS�
To prepare plans aad technical specification suitable for the construction of the proposed
building and site improvements and to secvre the approvals of the City of New Port Richey,
FDOT and SWFWMD. .
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A maxirnum fee of $59,100 has been established for this work order.
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Tbe schedule shall be mutually agreed upon prior tv begirming the project.
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7. CORR�SPONDENCElREPORT,j�TG PROCELi'JRES �
Correspondence will be sent to Cbarles Warrington, Jr., Managing Director and Executive
O�cer of Clearwater Gas Systern, with copies to City Eagineer, Richard Baier.
8. j�TyOI�ING PROCEDURES:
The budget for this work order is �59,100. Invoicing Method B, Lump Sum, shall be used
for project invoicing.
9. ,�PECIAL CONSIDERE�T_IONS :
The City wi11 provide PBS&J with a survey of the site with a legal description. An
eavuonmental site assessment, if required, will be performed by others on behalf of the
City. Bidding and construction phase services are excluded from this work order. �
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ARCHTTECT�JRAL AND ENGINEERING SERVI�CES FOR THE PROP4SED GAS
SERVICE CENTER FOR THE CITY OF CLEARWATER
Scope of Services
Post, Buckley, Schuh & Jernigan, Iac. (PBS&� will provide architectural, landscape architecture
and engineering services for the above listed projec� The proposed facility will contain
approximately 5,000 square feet on one floor level with open retait sales space, sales consultant
work stations, offices, conference room, and lounge room.
I. ARCHITEC:7f URAL SERVICES
PBS&J will provide professional services set forth in the followi.ng Phases enumerated berein�r,
includi.ng architecture, structural, mechanical, and electrical eagineering including site lighting
required for the above mentioaed project.
A. PROGR.��iING - PBS&J shall confer with representatives of t�e Ciry to establish
the Progracn, c�nsisting of a detailed listing of all functioas and spaces together with
the square footage of each assignable space, goss square footage, and a description
of the relationships between and among the principal program.matic el�ments.
B. SCHEMATIC DESIGN - PBS&J shall prepare and preseat, for approval by the City,
a Design Conc,ept aad Schematics report, comprising the Scheinatic Design Studies.
1. The Schematic Design Studies shall consist of site and floor plans,
elevations, sections, etc. as required to show tbe scale and relationship of the
components and the design concept of the whole.
2. The Sraieinent of Probable Construction Cost shall include a summary of the
_ estimated cost of the building.
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1. From �e approved Schetnatic Design documents, PBS&J shall prepare and
present to the City, Design Development Documents, comprising the
drawings, outline specifications and other documents to delineate and
describe the size and character of the entire Project as to structural,
mechanical aad electrical systerns, constructioa and fin.ish materials and
other iLems i.ncidental thereto as may be appropriate and applicable.
2. At this presentation PBS&J shall also submit an updated Statemeat of
Probable Constructioa Cos�
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D. .ONSTRLI .TION DOG��N"_1'� D�VELOPMENT - From the above approved
Design Developm�nt Documents, PBS&3 shali prepare the Final Construction
Documents setting forth in detail the requirements for the construction of the Project
including the necessary information for bidders.
l, 50% Construction Documents subrnittal:
PBS&J shall make a SO% Construction Documents submittal, for approval
by the City, which shall include drawings and ihe Project Manual
(Specifications) using CSI Standards, including the 16-Division and 3-part
Section format. �
2. 100% Construction Documenis Submittal:
Ugoa 100% completion of the Constiuction Documents, PBS&J shall submit
to the City 3 sets of Drawings and Project Manual (Spec�cations) for final
review and comrneats or approvals, together with a final, updated Statement
of Probable Construction Cos� Final submittal shall include one set of
reproducibles with all drawings on diskettes.
Ii. SI'I'E/CIVII., ENGINEERING AND LANDSCAPE AIEtCHTTECTURE
A. �RFT.I�IARY SI'TE PLAN (PSPI - PBS&J shall prepare a PSP to show the
buildiag, pavement and parking. The PSP shall be developed to meet the d�.sign
criteria, zoning requireanents, and other regulations of the City of New Port Richey.
This work will i.nclude geometry of all paved areas, tr�c islands, and parking
facilities. The PSP will be used as the base map for fiaal construction plans.
B, CnNSTRU TION DR1�WINGS°- �PBS&J shall �prepare constructioa plans and
techni,cal- specificatiozi.s for paving, grading, drainage, water and sewer
iinprovenzents within the parcel, Included will be the stormwater detention facilities,
, FDOT driveway connection to US 19 and a co�ection to the City street.
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The boring and sampling operations should be conducted in general accordance with
Sta.ndard Penetration Test (SP�') procedures designated in ASTM D-1586-67. Soil
samples should be obtained in all SPT borings continuously in ttie upper 10 feet of
the borings aad at 5-foot depth intervals thereafter to an QY�L's�ll v11I�lL� depth of
15 feet into �uitabl� materials. Each saznple should be removed from the sampler in
the field, exanni.aed aad visually classified by an experieaced engineering geologist.
Representative portions of each sample should b sealed and pa�kaged for
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transportation to the laboratory for further examiaation and visual classification by
an experienced engineeri.ng geologist.
The actual number, location and depth of soil borings, should be determiaied by the
geotechnical engineer based upon his expert knowledge, evaluation of available
published reports, and data obtained in the field at the time of exploration. It is
anticipated not more than two (2) borings (at opposite building corners) would be
required for th.is project:
The results of all boring sampling operations are to be included on Soil Test Boring
Recards (Logs). Groundwater observations are to be made in the borings in order
to obtain the elevation of the grouadwater table,
Based oa the data obtained in the field exploratioa, subsequent laboratory
examination, and the geotechnical engineer's experience with similar developments;
an Engineering and Evaluatioa Report should be prepared which shall include but
not limited to: � .
1. Site conditions description.
2. Subsurface conditions descriptioa.
3. Evaluation of subsurface conditions addressing:
a. Foundation design recon�iendations inclusive of �wable soil beari.ng
capacity for anticipated spread and wall strip footings.
b. Maxi.mum anticipated total aad differential settlement within the limits
of the buildi.ng, based oa estunated dead aad live loadings. Settlements
shall be classified as Ioag or short term.
c. Fill and compaction requirements, for the building travelways and
parki.ng lot. .
d. Recomrnendatians �-of minimiina pavement cross-section, based on
existi.rig soil conditions, proposed fill material aad expected tr�c
loading.
e. Estimate of ground water flow to be expected during trenchi.ng for
installation of foundations a.nd underground utilities. An opin.ion
concerning the need for dewatering during construction should also b�
given.
f. Other perti.nenfi data as deemed necessary to design the building
foundations, txavelway, and parking lot pavements.
g. L'units of muck or other unsuitable material on the site (if any).
h. Observed groundwater and seasonal high water elevations at all boring
locations.
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D. PERMITTIN - PBS&J shall prepare permit applications and file appropriate
construction drawings and technical specificadons for construction approvals with
the following agencies:
1. Southwest Florida Water Management District �SWFWIVID) for
Managemeat and Storage of Surface Water (MSSV� Permit under Chapters
40D-4 and 40D-40, F.A.C.
2. Florida Department of Transportation for a driveway connection to US 19,
3. City of New Port Richey .site plan approval and coastruction plan approval
for the site improvements.
City understands that PBS&J has no responsibility or control over the final
issuance of permits. PBS&J will coordinate �vith regulatory agencies
preceding and during the permit review process in aa effort to expedite
favorable approvals. .
E. I�ANDSCAPE DRAWINGS - PBS&J shall prepare landscape plans and technical
specificatioas for the parcel perimeter aad parking areas in the site plan to meet the
� minimum requirements of the City of New Port Richey.
IIL OPTIONAL BID AND CONSTRUCTION PHASE SER�ICES
These optional services can be provided upon request by the City, but are not iacluded in this
scope of work.
INFOItMATICIN T4 BE F'UItNISHED BY THE CTTY
A. City will allow PBS&J access to property to perform necessary activities.
B. City wi]1 provide to PBS&J, for the purpose of design, boundary and topographic
. surveys.
C. City will pay for all permit fees.
D. City shall provide full information regarding requirements for Project including
City's objectives, schedule, constraints and criteria.
E. City shall authorize PBS&J to subcontract with a geotechnical engineer.
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A. Making revisions in Drawing9, Specifications or other docurnents when such
revisions are:
1, iaconsistent with approvals or instructions previously given by the City, and
the .concemed approving government authorities including revisions made
' necessary b� adjustments in the City" 's prograzn or project budget;
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2, required by the enactment or revision of codes, laws or regulations
subsequent to the preparation of such docurnents; or
3, due to changes required as a result of the City's failure to render decisions in `
a timely manner.
B, Providing services required because of significant changes in the project including,
- but not limited to, size, quality, complexity, the City's schedule. ,
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C. Preparing docurnent� for alternate, separate or sequential bids or providing secvices
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Constivciion Documents Pbase.
D. Providi.ng services duri.ng Bidding aad Construction phases.
E. Providi.ng services relative to future facilities, systems and equipment.
F, Providing analyses of owni.ng a.nd operati.ng costs.
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G. Providing i.nterior design and other similar secvices required for or in connection ;
with the selection, procurement or installation of furniture, furnishi.ngs and related
equipment.
H. Providing a.ny services related to a liquid propane gas storage tank.
I. Providing aay other services not otherwise included in this Agreement or not
wstomarily furnished in accordaace with generally accepted architectural prac�tice.
' The above services caa be provided as additioaal services ta tlus agreement if requued by
the City.
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Lurnp Se�m Fee Cornpensation Distribution
I. Architecturai Servic�s
A. Programming
B. Scheznatic Design
C. Design Development
D, Construction Documents
II, SitelCivil Engineering and Landscape Architecture
A. Prelinainary Sit� Plan
B. Construction Drawin,gs . ,
C. Geatechnical Services
{inciuded in reirnbursable expensesj
D. Permitting
E. Landscape Drawings
Reimbursable Expenses -
M'iscellaneous
Geotechnical Subconsultant
Reimbursabl� costs i.nclude: out-of-pocket expenses,
the cost of which shall be itemized and included in
the i.nvoice, Typical expenses shall include, but not
be limited to non-local, job related mileage, at the
prevailing ailowable rate, long distance telephoae
calls, courier, pri.nting aad reproduction costs.
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$1,000
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RE: Subsurfacc Explotation Proposal
, New Pori Richty Gas Servlce Ctnter
IdIew Port Richey, Florida
pSt proposul No, 099516.480
Dear Mt. Qr+eenwood:
As pet your requcst, PSI is pleased to submit the following proposal for performance of a
subsurfaca exploration at the sive of thc referenced piojxt. We understand the property is
rezdily ac�essibl� to truck-mounted equiprnent, The subsurFacx exploration will be conduct�
to provide information noedcd in thc design of a�st effcctiva foundation system for tf�e �
proposed CBS building.
We are familiar wift► Iocal subsurface conditions and hava participated in the plzntinE�
dsvelopment aad execution of found�don evaluations in ihe projxt area, In �ddition, our
en�inxrs have prnvidcd racamrnendations for foundacion design criceria and construcaon
consideratioc�s for projecis similu to the one proposed.
Our ]abor�tories are eqvippal with modun soil and rock testing apparatus arid field explorati�n
prograrns are conducted witt� mod�rn drilling equipment. Fi�id and testing acavides ar�e
perfonned by traYned, qualified tedv�icians under th� guidanca and supervision of prafessional
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The projat, as we �undentand it. is locaced in Nevv Port Richey. Flor:da. This prajecc is
pUuw�d to cansist of cosu�vcsing a singk-story strucaue and an 3djac�t asphalt paved par3dng •
aira. The sa�uwre is a�pe�tcd to encompass an area of appro�rtmately S,000 square feet.
Primary suppott of tbe itructurr is expected ±o be provided bv load braring masonry walls. The
iloor of the building is anticipat�d to be constiuctr,d as a slab-on-grade mtrnber.
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The p�trpose of this study is to obtain information on thc general wbsurfacc conditions at the
proposed praject site. The s�bsurface macerials encounterreaid will th� be �valuatod with respxi
W the available project characteristics. In t�is zegard. engin�ering assessmaits for the following
items will be fornwlated:
1. Feasibility of utilizing a shallow four.dadon sysum fo� suppon of
the proposed scructwre, with a siab-an-grade tloor member.
Z. Design par�ttneters requircd for the founda�ion sysum, inclu,ding
aDowable beazing pressures. foundation levels and ex�ecud
seulements.
2. Detp foutidasion systems evaluations and analys�s. The
Tecomaunded foundation rystcm will inctud� desig�, dimensioas,
arininzum tip elevation, a�cial and lateral capaciaes and total
stttleraeat.
3. Soil subgrada prcparation, including s�ippir►g, prubbing and
compacxion. Enginoanng criteria for placement and compaction of
, , approvod struetural fill rtia�erials.
4. Suitability and availability of materials on -site that mav be moved
during siu grading far use as scructural fill in ihe build.ing azr�, as
pavemaRt subgrade fill. and as gc:�eral bacl�'�il.
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S. General location and dcsczigtion of pocentially dticserivus materials
encounveird in the bori�gs which may interfser�e with construction
progres,s or structure performana, inciuding racisting fills o�r
surficial o:ganics.
6. Identific.ation of sorne eri�ic�al design or conswction � deta,ils,
inetudir:g gtour�dw�ter levet.s (seasonal fluctuationa).
7. Geaeral pavement desigA and canstruction suggestions, considering
the ancountarai subgrade soils and tfie rneasured groundwacer
cond'uions. Actual pavement d�sigri will be perforrned by ochers.
1'he followin� servicrs wiU be prov:aai in order to ac:ueve c�e prece�ding obj�tives:
1. R�view rcadily availahle published g�ologic and topographic
i�farn�arion. This publis�al information will be obtained frvm
"Port ]Ri�y, Fl�rida" Qvadn�ngle Ma� publisfied by the UniLed
States Geological Survey (USGS) and "Soil Surv�y of Pasco
Cotmcy, Florida" published by �e United Stase� Dcpartmertt of
Agriculture (USDA) Soil Conseivation Servic� (SCS).
2. F.uxuu z pro�ram of subsurfacx exploraaon consisting of
suasurfut sampling and fuld testing. we propos+e tio perform two
(2) St�nd�a�rd Penetrati,on Test (SPT� borings in the suvcture area;
rarh b�ring wiu extend to an: approximate depth of thirty (30) fett.
Itt eac��baring� samples� will be collectod and Startciard Penetration
Test resistau�ces w�l be measur�d viswally conanu,ousiy for che top
ttn (1�) feet and on intervals of fiva (5) fixt �,
3. Visually Glassify uid sLatify represcns,ative so� samples in the
1�baratiory asing tha Unificd Soil Classifica�ion Syatem, Conduct
a limited laboratory tesDRg prog�am. Idmtify soil conditions ac
�ach borit�g tocation and form an opinion of dze site soil
stratigraphy.
4. Colloct eroundw�tet level measu:ements and esbmatc normal wct
sr�.sonal high groundwates tables.
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S. The tesults of the fieid ezpioracion and laboratory tcsts wiil b�
uscd in � the engineuing analysis and iri the forrnuladon of tha
racommendations. The resulu of the subsurra�e cxploration.
includi.ns the rccvrnmeruiabons and the daca on whieh they arc
basod, will be presentod in a written repors pre�ared by a
prvfessiona! p�ginc+er.
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Assuming normat wtather �nditions, approx;mately one (1� day would be seq�ued to com�le,te
the held woric. I.abo�atory tesan� and repvrt d�ve:opment would require an additional two (�)
t� thrte (3) waeks.
Curre�tly, our drilting depa_-tment is scheduling thc drill ri�s and crew for the wer.Y b�girming
Septcmbar 18, 1995. -
Sen�ic� F'ae -
It is propostd that the fee for the performanct of tho above-outlincc� servicrs be detennind on
a unit prica basis, ia a�.�rdaacz ra+ith owc anachcd Schedule� of Sen►zces and Fees and Fea in
zcc�rd�na with our 1995 Fa Sc�odule for ;lu City of Clearwaur. Copies of ot�r Seher��is of
Servicas and Fas� are enclose� � herewith and incorporatcd by referertce into this ptoposal. On
the oasis of the cstimatcd quantiaes and che ScheduIe of Services and Fxs, it is estimated that
tl�e mtai fee will be $ 1861.50. '
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We appreciaze the opportunity to offer our services to Post, Buckiey, Schuh �: Icrnigan, Irte,
�ind �hc City of Clearwat�r and look forward to wor�dng with you during the design phase.
Shvuld you have any questions in regard to this proQosai, plcasc do aot hesitate to contact this
offica.
Re�pcctfuUy submitted,
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Florida R.e�istrdtiod No. 4S+6fl3
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NEW PORT RYCHEY GAS SERYICE CFNTER
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Q�santiry � Unit Rate Cost
1. Mabilization of Men dc Equipment l 'i'rip S ZS0:00 S 250.00
2. 8oring Locasiom and Utility Coordination
Enginetning Txhnician � Haur S 35.00 S 70.0�
3. Siandard Penetrition Test (SP'T) borings � �
0 w SO Feet Deap 60 L.F. S S.ZS S 495.00
50 to 100 Fzet Dee� 0 L.F. S 10_75 S 4,00
a. Seal Bore.holes with CemenVBcntonite
0 to 50 Feet Deep 6�J L.F. S 3.50 S 210.00 �
SO �0 100 Feet Dee,p 0 L.F. a 4.25 $ O.pO
S. CasinE Allowa�u�e �
C1 to SO Fat Dxp 0 L.F. S 6.50 S �.00
SO to 100 Feet Dap 0 L.F. S 6_00 S 0.00
SUBTO?AL FIELD I�NEST'IGATION S 1,025.00
�AB4R�'_QRY� G �
I. Nattcral Moisture Contcnt
2. Atsrarbcxg Limits
3. Mochastical Sicve Ana�lysis
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1. Projtct Manage.r
1. Froject En�irk-,�r
2. Draf�s►� S�rvices
3. Sacretarial Servias
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1 E�. � 65.Q0 S 65.00
3 Ea. � 50.00 S 250.00
SUBTOT'AL ? AB4RAT�RY TFSTING � S 22150
1 Hour S 95.00 S 95.00
4 Hour S 75,04 S 300.00
4 Hour � 40.Q(J S 160.00
Z �our S 30.00 S 60.00
SUBTOTA�. ENGII�dF.�RING SFJtVICES S 615.00
TOTAL ALL SERVICES S 1,861.50
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Clearwater City Comrnission
Agenda Cover 1Vlemorandum
SUBjECT: 12 INCH BLACK POLYETHYLENE PiPE FOR PASCO RiVER CROSSING
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Meeting Date:
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RECOMMENDATIOf�I/MOT10N: Approve funding and a�firm a contract to purchase 1,200 feet of 12 inch
black Polyethylene pipe to Consolidated Pipe and Supply of Birrningham, AL, at an estirnated cost of
$18,924, which is the lowest and most responsive bid received in accordance with specifications,
❑X and that the appropriate oificials be authorized to execute same.
SUMMARY:
* This purchase was previously approved by the City Manager as it falls within her authorization levels and this
material is part of the Pasco Strategic Plan previously approved by the Ciiy Cornrnission,
* The necessity of this agenda item is to approve the interirn funding source.
* A first quarter budget amendrnent will be subrnitted to transfer $18,924.00 from Gas Revenues to CIP code
3 1 5-963 20, Pasco New Gas Mains & Services.
* Monies for this purpose were included in the FY 95/96 CIP budget to be funded by a Gas System Expansion
Bond Issue which we are projecting to sell in April, 1996.
* The transfer of Gas Revenues for this purchase is, in effect, a loan from the City's cash pool.
* This is a interim solution as these monies will be reirnbursed to the Gas Fund once the new bond monies are
available.
* Install a 12 inch Polyethylene (PE) casing for a subaqueous crossing under the Pithlachascotee River on US
Highway 19 to serve the City of Port Richey.
* This 12 inch casing is necessary to install a 6 inch gas main under the river,
* A& L Underground, Inc., will install a 6 inch gas main along US 19 fr�rn State Road 54 to one half mile north
of Ridge Road in Pasco County, including the installation labor to install the carrier pipe through this
subaqueous crossing, which was approved by the Commission on a previous agenda itern.
* Fife Industrial Pipe of Brandon, Florida submitted a lower bid, but the pipe material which they bid is not
certified for gas service and therefore does not meet our specifications.
Reviewed by: Originating Department: �� Costs: Comnnission Action:
legal N/A C{earwaterGas System �/`�.. Estimaled $18,924 ❑ Approved
Budget -L.r �� Total ❑ qpproved with Conditions
Purchasing , User DepartmenL Estimaled 5 t o,924 ❑ Denied
Risk Mgmt. N A Cleanvater Gas System Currcnt Fiscal Ye�r Q Continued to:
IS N/A Fundin� Sourcc:
ACM � Capital Imprcwcment:
Other N/A Advertised: Pinellas County � Operating:
Date: Review 9/8I95 ❑ O�h��r: Attachments;
Paper; Tarnpa Tribune 9/1/95
Submitted by: O Not Required Appropriation Cade Hld 5ummary & Tab 159-95
Affected Parties 315-n632Q-5G2l100-
�J ��� --� O Nvtified 532-000 [7 Ncm��
City M:�n;t er ,� [B] Not K��quired
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* Clearwater Gas can on{y use pipe rnade of materials which are certified for gas use, which in the case of PE pipe
has to carry a ASTM designation of D2513 as approved by the Florida Public Service Commission.
* We are ordering 1,200 feet instead of the 4,000 feet of 12 inch pipe which was originally bid because an
anticipated second project Clearwater Harbor Crossing was determined not to be feasible at this time.
* We are recommending the alternate bid submitted by Consolidated Pipe and Supply, as this was the lowest bid
that met specifications.
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SID 1S9-9S OP�7�U 83PTHl�ER 19� 1995
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ITEM
N0. DESCRIPI'ION QUANTITY
1 8L71Q BOLYHTSSLINB 11 INCS p2pE 4,000
ALTERKATE SID
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SIIMMARY OF BID 159-95
BIDS SOLICITED:
BIDS RECEIYED:
NO RESPONS£:
NO-BID RESPONSE:
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BIRMINGHAM, AIJ�F3hMA HRANDON. FLORIDA BIRMINQWIM. ALAHAMA
UNIT TOTAL UNZT TOTAL UNIT TOTAL
PRICE PRICB PRICE PRICE PRICE PRICE
27.19 108,760,00 13,B7 55,480.00 17.25 69,000.00
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PHiLLIPS M8000 PHILLIPS M8000 POLYPIPB 4810
N�DT GA3 PZPE
15.77 63, 060,00
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CLEARWATER CITY COMMiSSION
Agenda Cover Memorandum
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Meetinq Date: 2 1 6
SIIBJECT: Parking Agreements for Spring Training of Philadelphia Phillies
RECOMMENDATION/MOTION: Approve Agreements between the City and the Golden
Cougar Band Boosters, Inc., the City and the Clearwater High School Band
Boosters, Inc., and the City and the Clearwater Neighborhood Housing Services,
Inc. for the parking of automobiles at this year's Spring Training season of
the Philadelphia Phillies from March 1 through March 31., 1996
and that the approp�iate officials be authorized to execute same.
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► The City owns three parking lots that service Jack Russell Stadium.
► The Band Boosters of Clearwater and Countryside High Schools and the
Clearwater Neighborhood Housing Services have been parkinq cars at Spring
Training games for several years.
► The Band Boosters and the Neighborhood Housing Services will staff the
parking lots, collect $3 parking fees, and after paying sales tax, will
retain 60� of the remaining dollars and remit 40� to the City.
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The City's share of the parking concession is estimated at $22,000 for
the 1996 Spring Training season.
The attached agreements are identical to those of last year with the
exception of dates.
► 16 Spring Training games are scheduled for Jack Russell Stadium in 1996
with the first home game scheduled for Friday, March ist and the final
home game scheduled for Wednesday, March 27th.
Reviewed by:
Le�al
Budflet
Purchasinp
Risk Mpmt.
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Other
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Parke & Recre
User Dept.:
Parka & Recre
Adverttsed:
Date:
Peper:
x Not required
Affected pertiea
Noti�ed
$ Not tequired
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Fundinp Source:
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App►oprietion Code:
Comrntssion Action:
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_,_„ Approved w/conditione
_ Denied
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Attechments:
1. Agreement—Golden Couqare
2. Agreement—Clearwater High
School
3. Agreement—Clearwater
Neighboxhood Haueing
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PA.RKING MANAGEMENT AGREEMENT
THIS AGREEMENT made and entered into this day of
, 1996 by and between the CITY OF CLEARWATER,
FLORIDA, a municipal corporation, hereinafter called "City", and
the GOLDEN COUGAR BAND BOOSTERS, INC., a Florida corporation not
for profit, hereinafter called "Boosters";
W I T N E S S E T H:
WHEREAS, the City desires to prov�de public parking for the
spring training games conducted by the Philadelphia "Phillies" at
Jack Russell Stadium; and
WHEREAS, the City desires to cooperate in such arrangements
with the Boosters during the year 1996;
NOW, THEREFORE, The Parties Hereto Do Mutually Agree A.s
Follows:
1. The City, for the purpose of public parking, will make
available the following stadium parking lots and additional lots:
A. The main stadium parking lot located between Phillies
Drive on the east, Greenwood Avenue on the west,
Palmetto Street on the north and Seminole Street on the
south.
B. The Ray Green Field parking lot located between
Greenwood and Pennsylvania Avenues and bounded by
Palmetto Street on the north and private property of the
south.
Said parking lots are shown on the map attached as Exhibit A.
Public parking will be permitted on the Ray Green Field location
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provided that no parking will be permitted on the clay infield
portion of the fenced-in sof�ball field.
2. The Boosters agree to be responsible for the orderly
parking of all vehicies in each of the designated lots, The
Boosters agree to coordinate all parking with the Clearwa�er Police
Department to the end that an orderly flow of traffic is
established in and around Jack Russell Stadium. To facilitate
orderly parking at the Stadium, the Boosters shall hire th�ee (3)
off duty police officers who shall be scheduled from 10 a.m. until
the lots are empty after each game, and shall provide and retain,
until the lots are empty after each game, a minimum ot (15) Booster
volunteers to direc;t parking and to assist automobile owners as may
be nECessary to reduce or eliminate the illegal parking of
vehicles. The City, through its Police Department, will provide
sufficient police patrols to further assist the Boosters in the
orderly flow of traffic and parking around �he Stadium.
3. This Agreement shall commence �ith the first horne game of
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the 1996 spring training season by the Philadelphia "Phillies" and
shall terminate following the eigth home game of that sprinq
season.
4. The Boosters, with the exception of the "reserved" parkinq
lot, are authorized tio charge Three Dollars ($3.00 =$2."]9 plus
$,21 sales tax) per each automobile parked at the designated
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parking facilities described in Paragraph One (1). The Boos�ers
shall make individual bank deposits coverinq all monies collected
by the Boosters for each game played at the stadium and shall
submit copies of each bank deposit slip to the City. The City
shall make random counts of all automobiles parked in the City's
parking lots. Copies of bank deposit slips and random counts of
automobiles will be submitted to the City's Internal Audit Division
for review and approval, From the gross revenues collected at each
parking site the following division is to be made: Seven percent
(7�� of the gross revenue shall be remitted to the City for payment
of State sales tax, sixty percent (60$) of the remaining revenues
may be retained by the Boosters and forty percent (90�) shall be
remitted to the City. Within thirty (30) days following the end of ;�
the season, the Boosters shall remit to the City a draft or check
cavering the total percentage payments described herein. Although
the Boosters will be responsible for the orderly parking og
vehicles in the "reserved" parking lot, no monies will be collected '�
by the Boosters from vehicles parking in said lot. Instead, this
lot will be reserved for season ticket holders. The Phillies will
collect $3.00 from each season ticket holder for each game played
at the stadium. The Phillies will remit said monies to the City at
the conclusion of the season. In turn, the City shall first deduct
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seven percenti (7$) for the pa�nnent of state sales tax. Of the
rarnainder, the City shall rernit sixty (60$) to the Boosters.
5. As part of their management function, the Boosters agree
to hold in reserve fifty (50) parkinq spaces fronting on Phillies
Drive. These spaces sha11 be free and for the use of officials,
players, members of the press, visiting officials and
groundskeepers. The owner of each vehicle permitted to park in one
of the designated fifty (50) spaces shall be provided, by the City
or by the Phillies, an iden�ification sticker which shall be
displayed on the vehicle.
6. It is understood that the Boosters presently have in force
a liability insurance policy which would apply to the activities
proposed in this Agreernent. The Boosters shall provide ;
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satisfactory evidence to the City prior to the start of the first !
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garne that it presently has in force a liability insurance policy in �
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a minimum amount of $500,000 naminq the City as an additional ;
insured for all personal injury and property damage claims that
might arise during the term of the Aqreement.
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IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the parties hereto have executed this
Aqreement as of the date first above written.
Countersigned:
Rita Garvey
Mayor-Commissioner
Approved as to forin
and legal sufficiency:
Pamela K. Akin
City Attorney
Witnesses:
As to City �
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By
Elizabeth M. Deptula
City Manager
Attest:
Cynthia E. Goudeau
City Clerk
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PARKING MANAGEMENT AGREEMENT
THIS AGREEMENT made and entered into this '� �%� day of
JG�✓� �.Q, � , 1996 by and between the CI TY OF CLEARWATER,
FLORIDA, a municipal corporation, hereinafter called "City", and
the CLEARWATER SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL BAND BOOSTERS, INC., a Florida
corporation not for profit, hereinaLter called "Boosters";
W I T N E S S E T H:
WHEREAS, the City desires to provide public parking for the
spring traininq games conducted by the Philadelphia "Phillies" at
Jack Russell Stadiurn; and
WHEREAS, the City desires to cooperate in such arrangements
with the Boosters during the year ].996;
NOW, THEREFORE, The Parties Hereto Do Mutually Agree As
Follows:
1. The City, for the purpose of public parking, will rnake
available the following stadium parking lots and additional lots:
A. The main stadium parking lot located between Phillies ;
Drive on the east, Greenwood Avenue on the west, �
Palmetto Street on the north and Seminole Street on the
south.
B. The Ray Green Field parking lot located between
Greenwood and Pennsylvania Avenues and bounded by
Palmetto Street on the north and private property of the
south.
Said parking lots are shown on the map attached as Exhibi� A.
Public parking will be permitted on the Ray Green Field location
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pravided that no parking will be permitted on the clay infield
portion of the fenced-in softball field.
2. The Boosters agree to be responsible for the orderly
parking of all vehicles in each of the designated lots. The
Boosters agree to coordinate all parking with the Clearwater Police
Department to the end that an orderly flow of traffic is
established in and around Jack Russell S�adium. To facilitate
orderly parkinq at the Stadium, the Boosters shall hire three (3)
off duty police officers who shall be scheduled from 10 a.m, until
the lots are empty after each game, and shall provide and retain,
until the lots are empty after each game, a minimum of (15) Booster
volunteers to direct parking and to assist automobile owners as may
be necessary to reduce or eliminate the illegal parking of
vehicles. The City, through its Police Department, will provide
sufficient police patrols to further assist the Boosters in the
orderly flow of traffic and parking around the Stadium.
3. This Agreement shall commence with the ninth horne game of
the 1996 spring training season by the Philadelphia "Phillies" and
shall terminate following the final home game of that spring
training season.
4. The Boosters, with the exception of the "reserved" parking
lot, are authorized to charge Three Dollars (53.00 =$2.79 plus
$.21 sales tax) per each automobile parked at the designated
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pazking facilities described in Paragraph One (1). The Boosters
shall make individual bank deposits covering all monies collected
by the Boosters for each game played at the stadium and shall
submit copies of each bank deposit slip to the City. The City
shall make random counts of all automobiles parked in the City's
parking lots. Copies of bank deposit slips and random counts of
automobiles will be submitted to the City's Snternal Audit Division
for review and approval. From the gross revenues collected at each
parking site the following division is to be made: Seven percent
(7$) of the gross revenue shall be remitted to the City for paymen�
oi State sales tax, sixty percent (6��) of the remaining revenues
may be retained by the Boosters an� forty percent (40�) shall be
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remitted to the City. Within thirty (30) days following the end of ;
the season, the Boosters shall remit to the City a draft or check
coverinq the total percentage payments described herein. Although
the Boosters will be responsible for the orderly parking of
vehicles in the "reserved" parking lot, no monies will be collected
by the Boosters from vehicles parking in said lot. Instead, this
lot will be reserved for season ticket holders. The Phillies will
collect $3.00 from each season ticket holder for each game played
at the stadium. The Phillies will remit said monies to the City at
the conclusion of the season. In turn, the City shall first deduct
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seven percent (7�) for the payment of state sales tax. Of the
remainder, the City shall remit sixty t60$) to the Boosters.
5. As part of their rnanagement function, the Boosters agree
to hold in reserve fifty (50) parking spaces fronting on Phillies
Drive. These spaces shall be free and for the use of officials,
players, members of the press, visiting officials and
groundskeepers. The owner of each vehicle permitted to park in one
of the designated fifty (50) spaces sha11 be provided, by the City
or by the Phillies, ar. ic�entification sticker which shall be
displayed on the vehicle.
6. It is understood tlhat the Boosters presently have in force
a liability insurance policy which would apply to the activities
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proposed in this Agreement. The Boosters shall provide �
satisfactory evidence to the City prior to the start of the first
game that it presently has in force a liability insurance policy in
a minimum amount of $500,000 narning the City as an additional
insured for all personal injury and property damage claims that
might arise during the term of the Agreement.
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IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the parties hereto have executed this
Aqreement as of the date first above written.
Countersigned:
Rita Garvey
Mayor-Commissioner
Approved as to form
and 1ega1 sufficiency:
Pamela K. Akin
City Attorney
Witnesses:
As to City
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By
Elizabeth M. Deptula
City Manager
Attest:
Cynthia E. Goudeau
City Clerk
CLEARWATER SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL
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PAR�CING MANAGEMENT AGREEMENT
THIS AGFEEMENT made and entered ir�to this day of
, 1996 by and between the CITY OF
CLEARWATER, FLORIDA, a municipal corporation, hereinatter called
"City", and the CLEARWATER NEIGHBORHOOD HOUSING SERVICE, INC., a
Florida carporation not for profit, hereina�ter called "Service";
W I T N E S S E T H:
WHEREAS, the City desires to provide public parkinq for the
spring training games conducted by the Philadelphia "Phillies" at
Jack Russell Stadium; and
WHEREAS, the City desires to cooperate in such arranqements
with the Service during the year 1996;
NOW, THEREFORE, The Parties Hereto Do Mutually Agree As
Follows:
1. The City, for the purpose of public parking, will make
avail.able the following stadium parkinq lot:
City of Clearwater property located on the south side of
Palmetto Street, northeast of Jack Russell Stadium.
Said parking lot is identified as the "Palmetto Parking Lot" on the
map attached as Exhibit A.
2. The Service agrees to be responsible for the orderly
parking of all vehicles in the designated lot. The Service agrees
to coordinate all parking with the Clearwater Police Department to
the end that an orderly flow of traffic is established in and
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around Jack Russell Stadium. To facilitate orderly parking at the
Stadium, the Service shall provide and retain, until the lot is
empty after each game, a minimum of (2) volunteers to direct
parking and to assist automobile owners as rnay be necessary to
reduce or eliminate the illegal parkinq of vehicles. The City,
through its Police Department, will provide suificient police
patrols to further assist the Service in the orderly flow of
traffic and parking around the Stadium.
3. This Agreement shall commence with the first home game
of the 1996 spring training season by the Philadelphia "Phillies"
and shall terminate following the final home game of that sprinq
traininq season.
4. The Service is authorized to charge Three Dollars ($3.00
=$2.79 plus $.21 sales tax) per each automobile parked at the
designated parking lot described in Paragraph One (1). The Service
sha11 make individual bank deposits covering all monies collected y
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by the Service for each game played at the stadium and shall submit �
copies of each bank deposit slip to the City. The City shall make
randorn counts of all automobiles parked in the subject parking lot.
Copies of bank deposit slips and random counts of automobiles will
be subrnitted to the City's Internal Audit Division for revi�w and
approval. From the gross revenues collected at the parking lot the
following division is to be made: Seven percent (7$) of the gross
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revenue shall be remitted to the City for payment of State sales
tax, sixty percent (60$) of the remaining re�enues m�y be retained
by the Service and forty percent (90�) shall be remitted to �he
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City. Within thirty (30) days following the end of the season, the
Service shall remit to the City a draft or check covering the total
perc�ntage rayrients described herein.
5. The Service shall provide satisfactory evidence to the
City prior to the start of the first game that it presently has in
force a liability insurance policy in a minimum amount of $500,000
naming the City as an additional insured for all personal injury
and property damage claims that might arise during the term of the
Agreement.
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IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the parties hereto have executed this
Agreement as of the datie first above written.
Countersigned:
Rita Garvey
Mayor-Commissioner
Approved as to form
and legal sufficiency:
Pamela K. Akin
City Attorney
Witnesses:
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Gerald J . Sp�.atro .,
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As to Service /'
Walter Campbell
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SUBJECT: Annual contract for purchase of brass water fittings
RECOI�+Il�iENDATION/MOTION: Award a one-year contract for the period from 02/02j96
to 02/O1/97 for the purchase of rniscellaneoUS brass water fittings at a total
estimated cost of $102,635.75 from B& H Sa�.es of Sarasota, Florida, which is
the lowest, most responsive and responsible bid subrnitted in accordance with
the specifications
� and that the appropriate officials be authorized to execute same.
SUNIl�SARY :
♦ Subject contract replaces a similar contract that expired 12/06/95.
♦ Brass water fittings are used throughout the water distribution systern on a
variety of projects. Items are installed as part of the water service line
from the water main to the meter.
♦ Recommended vendor submitted the lowest bid in conformance with
specifications. Another vendor submitted a lower bid, but for fittings that
do not r�eet specifications. Their fittings have proven unreliable and are
difficult to install/maintain.
♦ Estimated cost of this contract is based on quantities
anticipated to be required during the contract period.
purchased, as needed, using a Water Distribution Stock
removed from the warehouse, fittings will be charged to
C.I.P. budget code.
of fittings
Fittings will be
Code. As they axe
the appropriate
♦ Sufficient funding for this contract is available from the following C.I.P.
projects with balances indicated as of January 8, 1996:
System R& R - Capitalized - $ 736,755
Line Relocation - Capitalized - 1,908,959
Meter/Backflow Prev. Dev. Changeout Program 188,565
System Expansion - 171,757
Reviewed by: Originating Dept: Costs: S 102,635.75(est.) Commission Action:
Legal N/A Public Works Total ❑ Approved
Budget "�-�' �, � ❑ Approved wlconditions
Purchasing � 85.000.00(est.)
Risk Mgmt. /A Current Fiscal Yr. � Denied
CIS N A User' Dept: � Cantinued to:
ACM N A• � Funding Source:
Other N/A ❑ Capital Imp.
❑ Operating
Advertised: � other water Attachments:
Date: 11/3/95; 11/10/95 Bid Tabulation/Summary -
Paper:Pin.Co.Review; Tampa Distribution Stock gid No. 28-9b
,�� Trib.
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System R& R - Maintenance - 149,635
Line Relocation - Maintenance - 288,426
These are the only account codes from which these fittings wi11 be
charged. Funding subsequent to 09/30/96 will be included in Water
Division's FY 96/97 operating buc�get request. �
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SIIBJECT: Reservcir �1 - New Pump House (95-20)
RECOMMENDATION/I�lOTION: Award a contract f�or Reservoir �`1 - New Pump House (95-
2 0) to OARiitTRBT CONSTRUCTION COMPANY, INC . of SEMINOLE, FLORIDA f or the sum of
$199,932.66 which is the lowest responsive bid received in accardance with plans
and specif ications,
�] and that the appropriate officials be authorized to execute same.
SIIMMARY�
• The City's Public Works Department, Water Division proposes to replace the
existing metal building cu�rently housing the potable water instrumentation
and pumping equipment for Reservoir #1 located at 900 Saturn Avenue. The
metal sheeting and structure of the existing building has corroded due ta
previous exposure to chlorine products used in the standard disinfection
process and normal aging of the structure. The proposed building system
will be concrete flooring, masonry block walls and a standard wooden truss
system for the roof structure. These structure units will be much more
durable than the present building system and the presently used chlorine
system exhibits little or no liability to the proposed structure.
• The new building structure will literally be constructed over �he outside
of the existing structure to maintain the operation of the water
distribution facility throughout the construction process. The existing
bu.ilding shell will be removed upon completion af the new building exterior.
• This project will benefit the citizens of Clearwater by maintaining a
principal facility distributing potable water to the City.
• This project will start on or about February 12, 1996, and is scheduled to
be completed within 120 calendar days.
• The available balance in the Water System Renewal and Replacement-
Capitalized capital improvement project is suff icient to provide funds for
this contract.
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Paper:St. Petersburg Times
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Interdepaztmental Corxespondence Sheet
Richard Baier, City Engineer
C3eorge McKibben, Purchaeing Manager�
B�tty Degtula, City Manager
M�rgaret Simmons, Director of Finance
SUBJECT: Bid Prote�t -� Caladesi Constzuction Co.
DATE: Januar� 18, 1996
:�a7:adesi Co�struction Company pzotest�d the award of Bid 95-
20, I�%w Pump Hause at Reservoir #1, to oakhurst Construction
Company based on their allegation that Oakhurst failed to
meet specifications of the bid, The basis of the protest waa
'. �hat Oakhurs� fa��.ed to contact sub•contractors for price
qi�otes, therefo�^e, sp�cified work could not be included in
- the 4akhuxst bid. The proteat was received on January 5,
1996, ?:S3 AM.
Firet 3,e�,1 xesponse was forwarded via F1aX and certif ied
� l�tter on January 8, 1.996. The iirst leve�, response
indicated that 0akhurs� had been contactied, and that Oakhur�t
fully undexstood the contract specificativz�Q and will
accon�plish, the work in fu�l accordance of the specifications,
; withoaut exceptiori_
Caladeai was :give;n a Gopy of Proteet Procedures in December.
Fir$t leve3 .�rotest was reeeived in the Purchasing Office
within the protest tittte limit. As of 12:45 PM, January 18,
�996; no second level protest has been received. The tive
work day time limit expired on January �6, 1996.
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Clearwater City Commission
C M� Agenda Cover Memorandurn
SUBJECT:
Pier 60 Concession Stand - License Agreement
Item �
Meeting Date: xxxx
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RECOMMENDATION/MOTION:
Approve a 15-year License Agreement between the City of Clearwater and
Alexandra o� Clearwater Beach, Inc. (Steven and Lisa Chandler), beginning on
the first day of April 1996 anc� ending on the 3oth day of April, 2011, for the
use of certain described property located at the Pier 60 park on Clearwater
Beach,
� and thet the app�opriete officiats be authorized to execute same,
BACRGROUND:
Highlights of the agreement are as follows:
* City builds building at its expenss. Building includes all structural
items, i.e., built-in cabinets, counters, etc. Alexandra provides all
equipment, furniture, furnishings, etc. Alexandra provides all rental
items, i.e., floats, cabanas, etc.
* Alexandra will pay City $100,000 per year in monthly installments of
$8,334, plus a percentage ranging from 20-25� of gross sales (excluding
rental income) above $750,000, plus a flat 50% of all rental income.
* Alexandra will pay all taxes, utilities, maintenance costs.
* City may terminate if Alexandra is any one
with any payment, files bankruptcy, vacates
understates sales by more than 30, does not
rules or does not cure any default.
of the following - 5 days late
or abandons the premises,
comply with Health Department
* Alexandra will allow the area to be used as a public activity area
which shall include a Safe Zone for children, Jolley Trolley stop,
City iniormation dissemination point, parking permit issuance and
other civic promotions and entertainment activities.
Revie+�ed bys J Originating Dept: Costs: S-0- Comnission Action:
Legal : "' --� Total ❑ Approved
Budget NfA
❑ ' Approved a/conditions
Purchasing N A $ -�-
Risk Mgmt. N/A v Current fiscal Yr. ❑ Denied
CiS � p User Dept�
ACM �,'/. -_T _ r`- Fuxling Source.
❑ Continued to:
Other � Capital lmp.
❑ Operating
Advcrtised: Attachments:
Date• 0 Other Carassas Memo
{��1� paper; License Agreement
❑ Not Required
Affected Partics � None
Suh�mitted by: ❑ Notified ApP�oPriotion Code:
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* The City wi11 provide storage space (per language o� RFP) for the
rental items that are used on the beach, by allowing Alexandra to
utilize the small (400 square foot) former life guard building
located at the south end of the Pier 60 parking lot. A separate
agreernent will be prepared for that purpose.
CITY O� CLEARWATER
YntecdePartrnental CocresPondenee Sheet
TO: Biil Baker, Asst. City Manager
FROM: John Carassas, Asst. City Attorney��'
COPY:
SUBJECT: Pier 60 License Agreernent between City of Clearwater and Alexandra of
Clearwater Beach, Inc.
DATE: December 28, 1995
Enclosed you will find a signed copy of the above-referenced License Agreement. The
Agreement has been signed by Steven Chandler as President of Alexandra of Clearwater
Beach, Inc. and has been personally guaranteed by Steven Chandler, individually, and
his wife, Lisa Chandler.
The Agreernent is for a term of 15 years, beginning May 1, 1996, and ending on Aprii 30,
2011. Licensee will pay the City a rninimurn of $100,000 annually payable in monthly
instalirnents of $8,334, with a percentage amount of any rent based on gross sales above
$750,000 as outlined in the Agreement. The City will also receive 50% of all rental
income generated frorn the rental of any beach items. The City has agreed to abate one
rnonth's rninirnurn rent in the amount of $8,334 in consideration for the installation of a
hood systern for the prernises.
Licensee has agreed to pay all taxes, all utilities, and pay all maintenance and
replacernent costs for the prernises. Licensee has also agreed to be responsible for
picking up and disposing of all trash within 100 ft. of the food complex, including the entire
promenade area between Pier 60 and Coronado Drive,
The City can terminate this Agreement if Licensee is rnore than five (5) days late with any
payrnent, if any default is not cured, if Licensee files bankru�tcy, if Licensee vacates or
abandons the premises, if Licensee understates sales by more than 3%, if Licensee does
not comp{y with a11 regulations and orders from the Health Department, and for any
activity that is not deemed acceptable in the opinion of the City Manager.
This License Agreernent complies with all other terms and conditions discussed in our
rneetings with the Licensee and his representative. If this Agreement meets with your
approval, please forward it to the City Cornrnission for final approval. Upon approval by
the City Commission, I will forward the two original agreements which I am holding for
signatures,
1f you have any questions, please do not hesitate to call me at 6760,
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LICENSE AGREEMENT
THIS LICENSE AGREEMENT, made and entered into this day o� ,
1995, b}� and between the CITY OF CLEARWATER, FLORIDA, a municipal corporati�n,
hereinafter referred to as "Licensor" and ALEXANDRA OF CLEARWATER BEACH, INC.,
hereinafter referred to as "Licensee":
WITNESSETH:
WHEREAS, Licensor is the owner of the fee simple title to the area described in Exhibit
A and hereinafter referred to as the "Premises"; and
WHEREAS, Licensor is willing to grant a license to Licensee to use the Premises for the
purposes stated in this agreement;
NOW, THEREFORE, IT IS MUTUALLY AGREED AS FOLLOWS:
1. The term of this agreernent is for fifteen (15) years, beginning on the 1 st day of
May,1996, and ending on the 3 Oth day of April, 2011. As refened to in this agreement, an
"agreernent year" commences on the 1 st day af May of each year and terminates on the 30th day
of April of each ye�.r during the term of this agreement. Reference to the City Manager
throughout this agreement refers to Licensor's City li�Ianager or her designated agent. The term
"Licensor" refers to the City and any act to be taken by the Licensor under this agreement must
be taken by the City Cornrnission.
2. The City Manager may cancel this agreement at any time by giving fifteen (15)
days prior written notice to the Licensor, or any of its agents or its attomey, when in the opinion
of the City Manager inferior service is being offered or the terms of the minimurn financial
agreement are not being met or for any other good and valid reason that in the opinion of the City
Mana�er might detract from Clearwater and is not in the best interest of the people of Clearwater.
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Such written notice shall state in particular any and all complaints and Licensee shall have 15
days within which to reasonably correct such complaints to the satisfaction of the City Manager.
The Licensor retains the right to terminate this agreement for any municipal need
consistent to Licensor's charter. This right of termination is to be considered in addition to the
right of termination set out in this agreement.
3. The Licensee shall have the exclusive right to sell the following merchandise at
the Food Concession Complex:
a. Hot dogs, hamburgers, French fries, pizza, sandwiches and other like hot food.
b. Any cold or hot non-alcoholic beverage.
c. Ice cream, frozen yogurt, popcorn, pretzels, candy, gum, cookies, cold
sandwiches, chips, and other like cold food.
d. Postcards, sunglasses, suntan lotion, beach towels, beach chairs, water and sand
toys, floats, bathing suits, sandals, health products, and any other like sundry items.
4. The Licensee shall be allowed to rent beach chairs, cabanas, urnbrellas, rubber or
canvas floats and any other items permitted and licensed by the City of Clearwater. Licensee
shall pay the City, in addition to any other amounts due under this agreement, 50% of all rental
income for any of the above items payable monthly throughout this agreement,
5. The Licensee is specifically prohibited from hawking or other verbal solicitation
of any type either at the Food Concession Complex or the beach eyuipment rentai area. No coin-
operated amusement devices or machines or any juke boxes will be allowed. No live
entertainment or outside loud speakers will be pertnitted.
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The Licensee is responsible for the cleanliness and maintenance of the public
The hours of operation for the Food Concession Complex, beach equiprnent rental
concession and other and restrooms shall be no earlier than 6:00 a.rn. and no later than one-half
hour after sunset for closing, with the minimurn requirement that the Food Concession Complex
shall be open at least seventy (70) hours per week. The beach rental equiprnent shall be rernoved
frorn the beach and stored by sunset. The use of trucks and other vehicles on the beach will be
perrnitted for distribution and pickup of beach equipment only. The times for distribution and
pickup and the conditions under which the vehicles are operated must be authorized in writing by
the City Manager.
8. The Licensor reserves the right to review and approve prices to be charged for all
sale and rental items. Prices may be modified when authorized in writing by the City Manager.
List of current prices must be submitted within twenty (20) days prior to opening, and within
twenty (20) days of any changes to such price list.
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The Licensee hereby covenants and agrees to pay:
For concessions, sundries and beachwear as follows:
(1) A guaranteed minimurn rental in equal monthly payments, which will be
due and payable on the first day of each rnonth, an arnount in accordance with the following
schedule:
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$100,000 annually
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$8,334 per rnonth
(2) As additional rent, Licensee shall pay annually at the end of each
agreement year, the percentage specif ed on the arnount between the figures listed below;
20% - Between $750,000 and $1 million in gross sales
22.5% - Between $ t million and $1.5 rnillion in gross sales
25% - Between $1.5 million or more in gross sales
Licensee shall pay all amounts due as stated above within thirty (30) days of the
end of each agreement year. Licensee further agrees to provide Licensor within fifteen (15) days
of the end of each monthly period during the term of this agreetiient the staternent showing the
amount of gross sales during the preceding rnonth. The statement used by the Licensee to report
such sales will be in such form as to be satisfactory to the City Manager and rnust be certified as
correct by the Licensee's chief financial officer, or his designee, showing the amount of gross
sales at andlor from the demised Premises during the rnonthly periods reported by the staternent
in the amount of year-to-date gross sales for the agreement year. Additional rent shall be
calculated from the first day Licensee opens t� the public.
(3) Licensor agrees to abate rent for no more than thirty (30) days from date of
occupancy for the Licensee to prepare Premises for vpening to the public. Upon opening to the
public, Licensee agrees to pay a prorated portion of any incomplete month at the beginning of
this term and begin full monthly payments on the first day of each month thereafter until
termination of this agreement. Licensor also agrees to abate one month's minimum guaranteed
rent of $8,334,00 in consideration for the Licensee's installation of a hood and ancillary system
which shall be a fixture and remain on the Premises.
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(4) The term "Gross Sales" rneans the entire amount of the actual sales price,
wnether for cash or otherwise, of all sales of food, services, beverages, clothing, or other receipts
whatsoever of all business conducted in, on or from the Premises, including mail or telephone
orders received or filled at the Prernises. No deduction shall be allowed for uncollected or
uncollectible credit accounts. Such terrn shall not include, however, any s�.uns collected and paid
out for any sales or excess tax imposed by any duly constituted governmental authority wherein
Licensee is regarded as the collecting agent.
c. The Licensee further agrees to subrnit an audited certification of annual gross
sales as certified to by a Certified Public Accountant within thirty (30) days of the end of each
agreement year. The scope of the audit must include the Licensee's compliance with the terms of
the agreernent to disclose the gross sales at or from the demised premises. The statement shall be
prepazed according to generally accepted accounting principles and practices, showing in all
reasonable detail the amount of gross sales during the prior agreement year. The Licensee also
agrees to provide at the same time as the statement regarding annual gross sales pertinent
depreciation and amartization schedules filed with the Intemal Revenue Service for the prior
y��.
d. Any amount due from Licensee to Licensor under this agreement which is not
paid when due shall bear interest at the maximum al lowable legal rate from date due until date
paid, together with a late charge of 5% of any amount due, to cover Licensor's extra expenses
involved in collecting such delinquency; provided that such interest and late charges shall be
automatically reduced by such amount as necessary to cause such charges to be in compliance
with usury laws. The late charge must be paid within 30 days of the day the delinquent payment
was due.
10, The Licensee hereby covenants and agree� to make no unlawful, improper, or
offensive use of the Premises. Licensee shall not permit any business to be operated in or from
the Premises by any concessionaire or Licensee without the written consent of Licensor.
Licensee further covenants and agrees not to assign, mortgage, pledge, hypothecate, or sublet this
agreement in whole or in part without the prior written consent of Licensee, however, such
consent will not be withheld unreasonably. The consent of Licensor to any assignment,
mortgaging, pledging, hypothecating, or subletting shall not constitute a waiver of the necessity
for such consent to any subsequent assignment, mortgage, pledging, hypothecating, or subletting.
This paragraph sha�l be construed to include a prohibition against any assignment or subletting
by operation of law. If this agreernent is assigned, or if the Premises or any part thereof are
sublet or occupied by anybody other than Licensee, Licensor may collect rent from the assignee,
subtenant or occupant, and apply the net amount collected to the payments to be made herein by
Licensee, but no such assignment, subletting, occupancy or collection shall be deemed a waiver
of this covenant, or the acceptance of the assignee, subtenant or occupant as tenant, or a release
of Licensee frorn the further performance by Licensee of covenants on the part of Licensee
herein contained. If at any time during the term of this Agreement, any or all of Licensees
interests are transferred by sale, assignment, bequest, inheritance, operation of law or disposition,
Licensee shall notify Licensor in writing of such transfer and shall provide to Licensor the narne,
address, financial statement and business experience resume for the immediate preceding ten (10)
years of the proposed assignee, This information shall be in writing and shall be received by
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Licensor no less than thirty (30) days prior to the effective date of such transfer. Licensor at its
sole discretion shall have the option of accepting the proposed assignee and can charge a
reasonabte fee to Licensee for processing such request. Licensee can request a transfer under this
provision no more than once in an agreement year unless specifically consented to in writing by
Licensor.
1 l. Licensee agrees that it will promptly pay all ad valorem real property taxes and
personal property taxes that may be assessed against the Premises during the term of this
agreement. Licensee further agrees that it will pay any state sales tax due on the rental payment
made by the Licensee to the Licensor and that it will pay all other taxes, including but not lirnited
to, occupationallicense, beverage license, and permits relating to the operation of the business
conducted on the Premises, which are required by law.
12. Licensee hereby covenants and agrees to pay all bills for electrical current, gas,
water, heat, refuse collection, and other services to the Premises when due.
13, Licensee is not authorized to make any structural improvements or changes to the
concession area unless expressly agreed to in writing by Licensor.
14. Licensee will use biodegradable materials whenever feasible.
15. Licensee will provide alI equipment and merchandise necessary for the operation
of the concession complex. In addition, the Lessee will pay all normal day-to-day repair,
maintenance, and replacement costs, being certain that any material used will be equal to or
better than that originally provided.
16. Licensee will be responsible for picking up and disposing of all trash, garbage,
and other debris, whether or not initiated from the sales of the food complex, within 100 feet of
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the Premises, including the entire Promenade area between Pier 60 and Mandalay Avenue.
Licensee is authorized to place trash cans in the irnrnediate area of the Premises, said trash cans
to be maintained by the Licensee.
17. Licensee agrees to indemnify and hold Licensor and its employees harmless from
and against any and all clairns, demands, causes of action or lawsuits of whatever kind or
character arising directly or indirectly out of this agreement andior performance hereof. This
indernnity clause includes, but is not limited to, claims, demands, causes of action or lawsuits for
damages or injuries to goods, wares, merchandise and property and/or for any bodily or personal
injury or loss of life in, upon or about the Premises or the surrounding premises the Licensee is
required to maintain or which the Licensee uses in coruiection with the business operated at, on
or from the Premises. All personal property, including trade fixtures, in the Premises shall be at
the risk of Licensee, and Licensor shall not be liable for any damage to such property arising
from any cause including, but not limited to, bursting, leaking or accidental operation of water or
sewer pipes; roof leaks or flooding. Licensee agrees to investigate, handle, provide defense for
and defend any such claims, demands, causes of action or lawsuits at its sole expense and agrees
to bear all other costs and expenses related thereto, even if the claim, demand, cause of action or
lawsuit is groundless, false or fraudulent.
Licensee shall at his own expense purchase or maintain during the term of this
agreement, the insurance coverages set out beiow:
(1) prop� lnsurance -(Real pr�perty including improvements andlor
additions).
(a) E.� - All Risk Coverage -
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(b) P�nount oF losur�nce - The full insurable value on replacement
cost basis.
(c) Flood Insuranc� - When buildings ur structures are located
within an identified special flood area, flood insurance rnust be provid�d
for the Licensor of the total insurable value of such buildings or struetures,
or, the maxirnum of flood insurance coverage available under the National
Flood Program.
(d) The City of Clearwater, as Licensor, shall be named as an
additional insured.
(2) Boiler �nd Machinerv Insurance - If the buildings or structure include
boiler(s), pressure vessel(s), andJor air conditioning/heating equipment, Licensee shall
maintain cornprehensive insurance covering loss on the demised property including
liability for damage to property of others.
(a) Repair and replacement.
(b} Amount of insurance -$1,000,000 per accident.
(c) The City or Clearwater, as Licensor, shall be named as an
additional insured.
(3) Corn�reh�sive Gen�ral Li�bilifv - Coverage rnust be afforded on a form
no more restrictive than the latest edition of the Comprehensive General Liability Policy
filed b� the Insurance Services Offices and must include:
(a) Minimum lirnits of $1,000,000 per occurrence cornbined single
limits for Sodily Injury Liability, Personal Injury, and Property Damage Liability,
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(b) Premises andlor operations.
(c) Independent contractors.
(d) Products and/or completed operations.
(e) Personal injury coverage with employee and contractual exclusions
removed, including coverage for liability resulting from the dispensing of
alcoholic beverages, if Licensee at any time during the term of this agreement
obtains a license to serve any type of alcoholic beverages.
(� The City of Clearwater, as Licensor, shall be named as an
additional insured.
(4) Business Auto Polic - Coverage must be afforded on a form no more
restrictive than the la�est edition of the Business Auto Policy filed by the Insurance
Services Office and must include:
(a) Minimum limits of $1,000,000 per occurrence, combined single
limits for Bodily Injury Liability and Property Damage Liability.
(b) Coverage on all vehicles (owned, hired and non-owned).
(c) The City of Ciearwater, as Licensor, shall be named as an
additional insured.
(S) Workers' Comnensation - Coverage to apply for all employees for statutory limits
in compliance with the applicable State and Federal laws. In addition, the policy must include
Ernployers' Liability with a Iimit of $500,000 each accident. If the self-insured status af the
Licensee is approved by the State of Florida, the Licensor agrees to recognize and accept same
upon proof of such approval.
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In addition, Licensee shall provide to Licensor the following:
(1) Complete copies of all insurance policies required by this agreement,
(2) Not less than thirty (30) days notice of cancellation or restrictive
modifications of any insurance policy providing the coverage required by this agreement.
18. If at any time during the term of this agreement, the buildings or Premises or any
part, system, or component thereof, (hereinafter, the "demised premises") shall be damaged or
destroyed, said demised premises and any additions or improvernents thereto, shall be promptly
repaired or rebuilt or restored by the Licensee to the condition as good as the same was
irnrnediately prior to such damage or destruction at the Licensee's risk and expense, and in
accordance with plans and specifications rnutually agreed upon at the time; or if none can be
agreed upon, then in accordance with the original plans and specifications and any subsequent
plans and specifications for any additions or irnprovements constructed prior to the darnage. The
work of restoration or rebuilding shall be in full compliance with all laws and regulations and
govenarnent ordinances applicable thereto. The insurance proceeds shall be paid to the Licensor,
and such proceeds will be used for the repair or restoration. Any cost of repairs or restoration in
excess of the insurance proceeds shall be borne by the Licensee. Any insurance proceeds in
excess of th� cost of repairs or restoration shall belong to the Licensee.
During the period of such darnage or destruction, whether in whole or in part, the
monthly guaranteed rent sha11 abate for no more than 120 days or until commencement of
business, after receipt of all building permits, whichever is sooner. Licensor shall not withhold
unreasonably buitding perniits Licensee applies for and are necessary to repair such darnage or
destruction.
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I f the demised premises shall be totally destroyed or so damaged as to render it
practically useless during the terrn of this agreement, then and in that event, the Licensee rnay
terminate this agreement as af the date of such damage with (30) days written notice to the
Licensor. In the event of such termination the insurance proceeds provided for under this
agreement shall be paid to the Licensor. In the event of such destruction and except as otherwise
specifically provided under this agreement, both parties waive any and all rights of recovery
against eaeh other for any direct or indirect loss oecurring to the demised premises.
19. Licensor, at its option, may exercise any one of the remedies provided in
subsection f of this paragraph, except as otherwise provided herein, upon the happening of any
one or more of the following events (Events of Default):
a. Licensee's default in the payment of any rental or other sums due for a period of
five (5) days after the due date;
b. Licensee's continued default with respect to any other covenant of this agreement
for a period of fifteen (15) days after receipt of written notice of such default by Licensee frorn
Licensor, provided that if such default reasonably required more than fifteen (15) days to cure,
there shall be no Event of Default if Licensee has commenced correcting action within the fifteen
(15) day period and is diligently prosecuting such action;
c. There shall be filed by or against Licensee in any event pursuant to any statute
either of the.United States or of any state; a petition in bankruptcy or insolvency or for
reorganization or arrangernent, or for the appointment of a receiver or trustee of all or a portion
of Licensee's property, or if the Licensee rnakes an assignment by operations of law, or if
Licensee makes application to Licensee's creditors to settle or compound or extend the tirne for
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payrnent of Licensee's obligations, or if execution, seizure, or attachrnent for a period of 120
days. Failure t� remove the levy, seizure or attachrnent within the 120 day period shall actuate
the default provided by this paragraph and the bond posted shall be forfeited.
d. Licensee's vacating or abandoning the Premises;
e. Licensee's understating gross sales by more than three (3) percent in sales reports
given to Licensor. An error occurring by reason of computer malfunction, typing, or other
sirnilar clerical error shall not be considered a default within the meaning of this paragraph.
f. Licensor, at its option, rnay exercise any one or more of the following remedies
which shall be cumulative.
(1) Terrninate Licensee's right to possession under this agreement and reenter
and take possession of the Premises, reietting or attempt to relet sha11 only involve a
prospective tenant capable of providing comparable or better type services, at such rent
and under such terrns and conditions as Licensor rnay deern best under the circumstances
for the pwpose of reducing Licensee's liability, and Licensor shall not be deerned to have
thereby accepted a surrender of the Prernises, and Licensee shall remain liable for all
rents and additional rents due under this agreement and for all damages suffered by
Licensor because of Licensee's breach of any of the covenants of this agreernent. Said
damages shall include, but not be lirnited to, charges for removal and storage of
Licensee's property, rernodeling and repairs, leasing, cornrnissions and legal fees, and
loss of prospeGtive percentage rentals by Licensor. Said prospective percentage rents
shall be calculated on the basis of Lic�nsee's gross sales for the in�mediately preceding
twelve (12) month period or for the period, adjus�ed on an arinualized basis, eommencing
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with the first day of this agreement if this agreement has not been in effect for t��velve (12)
months. In addition to its remedies hereunder, Licensor rnay accelerate all fixed rentals
due under this agreement, in which event the Licensee shall be liable for all past due rent,
accelerated rent and damages as described above; however with respect to the accelerated
rent, Licensor shall receive only the present vaiue of such accelerated rent. At any time
during repossession and reletting pursuant to this subsection, Licensor may, by delivering
written nolice to Licensee, elect to exercise its option under the following subsection to
accept a sunender of the Premises, terrninate and cancel this lease, and retake possession
and occupancy of the Premises on behalf of Licensor.
(2; Declare this agreement to be terrninated, whereupon the term hereby
granted and all right, title and interest of Licensee in the Premises shall end and Licensor
may re-enter upon and take possession of the Prernises. Such termination shall be
without prejudice to Licensor's right to collect from Licensee any rental or additional
rental which has accrued prior to such termination together with all damages, including,
but not limited to the loss of prospective percentage rentals suffered by Licensor because
of Licensee's breach of any covenant under this agreement.
(3) Exercise any and all rights and privileges that Licensor may have und�r
the laws of the State of Florida and/or the United States of A.merica.
20. Licensee shall secure prior written approval from Licensor for modifications or
remodeling of existing facilities or for the construction of any new facilities, such approval not to
be unreasonably withheld or delayed. The terms remodeling or modifications as used herein
shall include only those events requiring the issuance of a building permit. It is agreed that the
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existing improvements, together with any improvements constructed by Licensee during the terrn
of this agreement on the demised premises, shall become the property of the Licensor upon the
expiration of termination of this agreement; provided, however, that said reference to
irnprovernents herein contemplates improvements to the real estate which become a part of the
land as distinguished from personal property utilized by the Licensee.
21. Licensee shall, at his expense, at all times during the terms of this agreeme�t keep
the Premises and all improvements and facilities thereon in good order, condition, and repair. It
is specifically understood by Licensee that the Licensor has the right to inspect the Premises and
imprevernents at any time to ensure that the Premises and improvements are indeed in good
order, condition, and repair. Upon the termination or expiration of this agreement, Licensee shall
repair any and all damages to the Premises caused by the rernoval by Licensee of personal
property.
22. Upon the termination or expiration of the agreement for whatever cause, the
Licensee shall have the privilege at his own expense of removing its equiprnent, signs, insignia,
and other indicia of its tenancy or use.
23. Licensee agrees to indemnify and save harmless the Licensor by reason of any
mechanic's lien which may be asserted as a clairn against the properiy, and to furnish Licensor a
good and sufficient bond signed by a reputable bonding company doing business in Florida,
which bond shall be in an amount equal to 100 percent (100%) of the cost of construction of the
contemplated improvements to the demised premises.
24. The Licensee hereby covenants and agrees to prornptly and continuously comply
with all regulations and orders of the Health Department and health officers of the local, state,
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ar�d national govemments; and Licensee hereby covenants and agrees to keep, operate, and
maintain the concession in such a manner as to preclude any warnings, violations or notices to
show cause being issued by any regulatory agency authorized to inspect the Premises under
Florida State 509 as it presently exists or as it rnay be amended. In addition, Licensee agrees to
forward to Licensor a copy of each inspection report issued in accordance with Florida Statute
509 as it presently exists or as it may be arnenc�ed within fifteen (15) days of receiving any such
reports.
25. Licensor covenants and agrees that upon payment by Licensee of the rents herein
provided, and upon observance and perforrnance by Licensee of all the covenants, terms, and
conditions required of the Licensee by the agreernent, Licensee sha11 peaceably and quietly hold
and enjoy the Prernises for the terrn of the agreernent without hindrance or interruption by
� Licensor.
26. Notices hereunder shall be given only by registered letter and shall, unless
otherwise expressly provided, be deemed given when the letter if deposited in the mail, postage
prepaid, addressed to the party for whom intended at such party's address first herein specified or
to such other address as may be substituted therefore by proper notice hereunder. Notice to be
provided to Licensor and Licensee as stated below:
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As to Licensor:
City Attomey's Of�ice
City of Clearwater
Fost Of�ice Box 4748
Clearwater, Florida 34618-4748
As to Licensee:
Alexandra of Clearwater Beach, Inc.
1441 Joel Lane
Clearwater, Florida 34615
27. If the Certified Public Accountant providing the annual audit required in this
agreement is not an independent Certified Public Accountant, Licensee at the City Manager's
option, agrees to make all records of gross sales pertaining to this agreement available to an
independent Certified Public Accountant chosen by the City Manager, for the purpose of
confirming the fair representation of'the previously submitted audits. Any such audit provided
for in this paragraph may not go back for more than three (3) years. If an independent Certified
Public Accountant, chosen by the Licensor, audits the business operated hereunder, and finds that
a fair representation of the gross revenues understates lease revenue due the Licensor, the cost of
the independent audit shall be borne by the Licensee; if the independent audit confirrns the fa.ir
representation of the Licensee or overstates lease revenue due to the Licensor, the Licensor shall
pay for the audit.
28. No sign of any type will be posted, erected, hung or otherwise placed in view of
the general public so as to advertise any product or identify the concession complex unless
permitted by ihe City of Clearwater Code of Ordinances, as th�y now exist or as they may be
amended, and unless authorized and approved by the City Manager. �-iowever, the Licensee must
provide meno-type board or boards to be placed inside the food concession area so that they wi11
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be plainly visible to the public and list the food and drink items for sale with their corresponding
prices. Licensee also will place a sign inside the food concession area so it will be plainly visible
to the public which states that the concession area and beach rentals are operated by Licensee and
not Licensor. The Licensor will be responsible for signs at the entrance of the restrooms
indicating appropriate gender. A sign denoting the price list of all beach equipment rentals must
be posted by the Licensee at the en±:ance to the rental concession area as well as at one other
point from which the rental of beach equipment has heretofore been authorized.
29. Restroom facilities must be kept clean and sanitary at all times and are subject to
inspection by Licensor. No coin-operated toilets or other coin-operated devices will be allowed
in the aforementioned restroom facilities except upon written authorization of the City Manager.
Licensee agrees to notify immediately the Licensor's Police Deparhnent at any time the Licensee
becomes aware of any activity that is a violation of a law in the area of the concession complex.
30. Licensee agrees to provide change of dollar bills to users of Licensor's parking lot
so that these users are able to deposit the coins required in the parking meters. It is the parties'
intent that the Licensee will provide said change whenever possible.
3 l. Licensee's exclusive right to rent beach equipment from the Premises does not
deny members of the public the right to bring their own equipment for personal use.
32. All sales shall be recorded on a tape cash register and the tapes shall be
rnaintained for review by the Licensor's auditor. The Licensee shall maintain an adequate set of
books and records of his operation of the business of renting beach equipment and the sale of
food, beverages and sundries, and his books and records must be provided to the City Manager
at his request.
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33. Licensce shall not advertise any business not oper�ated at, on, or from the Premises
without the prior written consent of the City Manager,
34. Licensee agrees that the Premises shall be utilized as a public activity area, which
shall include a Safe Zone for lost children, Jolly Trolley stop, information dissemination point,
distribution point for City parking permits and other City and civic sponsored promotions and
entertainrnent activities. The City can restrict any activity, including but not limited to
entertainrnent, promotions, items for sale or rent by Licensee on the premises that are not
acceptable as determined by the City Manager at her sole discrerion. Failure of the Licensee to
make any changes required by the City Manager will result in default and Licensor shall be
entitled to all the remedies provided for in this agreernent.
35. If Licensee, or either personal guarantor of this agreement is in default of any
other agreement with the City, then such default shall be deerned a default of this agreernent and
the City rnay pursue all available rernedies provided for in this agreement.
36. In the event the Licensor retains an attorney to enforce any of the provisions of
this agreement or renewals of or addenda to this agreement, or to effect the enforcement of any
legal right of the Licensor against the Licensee, tr►e Licensee agrees to pay the Licensor all costs
of said enforcement reasonably incurred, including court costs and reasonable attomey's fees.
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IN WITNESS WHEREOF, this agreement is executed as of the date first above written,
Countersigned:
ttita Garvey, Mayor-Commissioner
Approved as to form and
legal sufficiency:
John Carassas, Assistant City Attorney
Signed, seal�d and delivered in
the presence of:
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CITY OF CLEARWATER, FLORIDA
By
Elizabeth M. Deptula, City Manager
Attest:
Cynthia E. Goudeau, City Clerk
ALEXANDR.A OF CLEARWATER BEACH, INC.
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Steven Chandler
Its: President
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Interdepartmental Correspondence
Honorable Sue Berfield, City Commissioner
John Cazassas, Assistant City Attorney
Pier 60 Concession Stand License Agreement
January 29, 1996
COPIES TO:
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JAN � 1 1996
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CIERK / ATTORNEY
In response to your questions at the work session of Ja.nuary 29, 1996, I have reviewed
the license agree�ient and respond as follows;
1. The City Manager may cancel this agreement at any time by giving fifteen (1S)
days prior written notice to the j,,ic�� when in the opinion of the City Manager
inferior service is being offered or the tercns of the aunirnal finance agreernent axe not
being met or for any other good and valid reason that in the opinion of tiie CiCy
Manager inight detract from Cleaiwater and is not in the best interest of the people of
Clearwater. (Paragraph 2, page 1) (typographical error corrected)
2. The Licensee agrees not to assign or sublet the agreement in whole or in part
with�ut th�e prior written consent of the Lu�t whose consent will not be
unreasonably withheld, (Paragraph 10, page 6) (typographical error corrected)
3. Licensee's request to anortgage the property would also requue the prior writtea
consent of the Licensor whose conseat will not be unreasonably withheld. (Paragraph
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4. Licensee agrees to provide change of dollar bills to users of Licensor's parking
1�.. (Paragraph 30, page 18) (typographical error conected)
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JAMES MARCUS VERNON
Attorney at Law
577 South Duncan Avenue
Ciearwater, FL 34616
Reply to:
P. O, Boz 647�
Clcatvvate�, F[. 34618
3anuary 26, 1996
Rita Garvey, Mayor
Commissioner Sue Berfield
Commissioner J.B. Johnson
Commissioner Fred Thomas
Corr�missioner Bob Clark
CITY OF CLEARWATER
P.O. Box 4748
Clearwater, FL 34618
Honorable Mayor and City Commissioners:
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Td.No. (Sl� 447-4444
Fu� No. (813) 4466113
COPIES TO:
COMMiSS10N
JAN 2 6 1996
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CLERK / ATTORNCY
This office represents James and Hazel Vogel and has been negotiating with members of
the City staff to prepare a development agreement with the intent of acquiring for the City
additional right-of-way along Landmark Drive for the proposed Landmark Drive extension. On
Monday, January 22, 1996, a staff inemo was forwarded to my office indicating that, in the
opinion of the City Manager, a development agreement may not be able to be negotiated timely
and that in the manager's opinion the City needs to proceed with the Landmark Drive extension
within the confines of the existing right-of-way in lieu of obtaining a development agreement.
Since your work session on Monday will address this issue, and since the public is traditionally
not allowed to speak at these sessions, I wanted to forward this letter to advise you of my
clients' position on this matter.
The rnemo states that we have failed to reach agreement on "several key issues" and that
my clients' have failed to timely submit certain documents. Let me take this opportunity to state
emphatically that ihere are no material issues outstanding. Mr. Vogel has submitted every
docurnent, his representative has attended every meeting and we have responded to every
comment forwarded by the City staff. The delays were the product of unfamiliarity of all parties
negotiating development orders using the proper procedures, various staff committees constantly
modifying site plannin� requirements and development order conditions at each successive
meeting, and the fact that the staff inembers assigned to the negotiations of the development
order were not staff inembers who were authorized to make decisions. Each time an issue
would arise staff would have to defer to their su�erior for comment and approval. It was not
uncurnrnon for cornment or approval of a superior to take days or weeks before any further
progress could be made.
Ho��orable Mayor Garvey
City Cornmissioners
CITY OF CLEARWATER
January 26, 1996
Page 2
To summarize the chronology briefly, this office received correspondence in June of 1995
regarding the engineering departrnents need for right-of-way. As a cooperative member of the
cornmunity my clients authorized me to meet with the Assistant City Manager in July tQ discuss
how they could accornmodate the City. Subsequent to that meeting, the City Attorney and other
staff inembers were available on August 23, 1995. As of that date, it was the understanding of
the Assistant City Manager and myself that we could put together a comprehensive agreement
quickly and bring it befo�e the City Commission in very shurt order. From that point forward,
until the process was stopped, the planning staff worked very hard and were very
accomrnodating. No substantive meetings regarding legal issues occurred until a m�mber of the
City Attorney's office was available on October 6, 1995. It was not until that time that the City
Attorney's office cornmunicated to us that there was a longer public hearing process than had
been anticipated and that there were no provisions in the ordina�ce to expedite the process.
After being made aware of the necessary procedural criteria, it wasn't until November
16, 1995 that we were given formal approva( by the City Commission to negotiate. Subsequent
to Commission approval, this office drafted the initial development order which was rejected by
the City Attorney's office who then re-created the development order which was submitted to
my office on the 21st of December. The staff inembers assigned to this task subsequently met
with me regarding that development order and rny dffice produced comments within the
following week which were delivered to the City Attorney's office on the 28th of Decernber.
Subsequent to that, even though preliminary plans had been submitted to the City as early as
October, the first DRC meeting scheduled for this project was January 10, 1996. Additionally,
even though engineering had contacted me in June of 1995 and an engineerin� representative had
been available at a number of the meetings, the �rst specific comments from the engineering
department were not promulgated until the lOth of January.
Subsequent to the DRC meeting on the lOth of January and receiving the engineering
comments I was advised by planning staff not to make the necessary plan changes until a staff
meeting had occurred on the 17th of 3anuary. Apparently it was staffs impression at that time
that the staff rneeting was to cover any �nal outstar�ding issues so that subsequent ta that staff
meeting we could finalize the transaction. After that staff ineeting of January 17th, I had heard
from no one and had not been contacted with regard to the status of the Development
Agreement, On Monday, January 22, 1996, I was curious, so 1 contacted the City Attorney's
office and was informed that the result of the staff ineeting was that the City would not be
pursuing the development order due to an impasse on certain issues. At that time I irnmediately
contacted the City Attorney's office and the City Manager's office and have been able to arrange
for a rneeting on Wednesday, January 31, 1996, to further discuss this matter.
Hanorable Mayor Garvey
City Commissioners
CITY 4F CLEARWATER
January 26, 1996
Page 3
Apparently, instead of being committed to reaching an agreement with my client, the City
is going to pay a consultant to realign and design the road, build the road within a narrow right-
of-way possibly not cornplying with the City of Clearwater development code and will modify
the existing permits in compliance with those design changes. This seems particularly pointless
since my client is prepared to dedicate needed right-of-way and has not asked for any monetary
compensation for the dedication. My client asked only- for assuranres regarding the development
scheme of his property. I emphasize that he has not asked for any rnonetary compensation and
has further not asked for substantive impact fee credits, has not reguested any unique variances
and has not asked for any zoning or other development considerations not in character with the
neighborhood.
My client has engaged this firm to obtain a development order from the City of
Clearwater and still desires to accomplish that goal. He has instructed me to continue to meet
your staff and I am prepared to clear my calendar to accommodate your staff as necessary to
complete this agreement. If the City Commission would authorize the necessary staff inembers
who are in a position to make decisions to negotiate, I arn confident that this development order
can be worked out in a matter of a few days. Further, if any engineering design or graphics
need to be altered my staff is prepared to work overtime to accornplish that goal. Since funding
for the Landmark extension has not yet been approved, and presumably the bidding process has
not begun, there remains adequate time to reach and adopt the agreement.
Sincerely
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FROM: Betty Deptula, City Manage PK� JS
�i.ERK / ATTORNEY
SUBJECT: Lake Chautauqua Park/Landmark Drive Extension
DATE: January 23, 1996
Attached is additional back-up information for agenda item CP #5 (Vogel Development
Agreement status) for our discussion of the Landmark Drive Extension.
If you have any questions, please call.
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Interdepartrnental Correspondenoe
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Betty Deptula, City Ma.nager
Ream V�ilson, Director, Parks and Recreation Departmg�qt_
Rich Baier, City Engineer � `
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Lake Chautauqua Park/�andmark Drive Eatension
January 12, 1996
The City of Clearwater purchased Lake Chautauqua Park in 1972 with matching fund.s
firom a Land and Water Conservation Fund (L.W.C.F.) Grant. The L.W.C.F, is a federal
program under the National Park Service (N.P.S.) and it is administered on a state level
by the "Florida Department of Environmental Protection" (D.E.P.).
At such time as the Grant Agreement was signed, it was required that the park be
developed in accord with approved plans which included an overnight camping area (this
has since been rernoved), picn.ic facilities, water oriented activities, a.nd nature trails.
However, this development has not occurred because of the City not having an adequate
public access road to the park.
In a letier from the Department of Natural Resources (now included within the D.E.P.)
dated September 29, 1986, the City was remi_nded that the acquisition of t�he property
was completed in October of 1972 and that Federal L.W.C.F. regulations requi.re that it
be developed and open to the public within five years of the purchase. We were also
informed that of all L.W.C.F. projects i.n Florida at that time, Lake Chautauqua Park
was one of only two undeveloped sites and that developnnent plans were being finalized
for the other site.
Most recently, in 1995, the D.E.P. a�gai.n conducted a compliance inspection of parks in
Florida which received grant funds from the L.W.C.F. program. As a result of this
inspection, we were again informed by letter (April 19, 1995) that Lake Chautauqua
Park was still undeveloped and that if it was not developed a.nd opened to the public, the
park could be designated a"conversion" by the N.P.S. Replacement property would then
have to be provided and developed for public recreational use by the Cit�. We were
asked to submit a development plan within 60 days and a t:ime schedule for opening the
park. As mentioned previously, City developmznt of the Lake Chautauqua Park had
been postponed because of inadequate public access.
However, the City's 1995/96 Capital Improvement (C.I.P.) budget contains fundi.ng to
consiruct an extension of Landrnark Dr. south of Enterprise Rd. to tbe park. As a result
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January 12, 199f
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of this access being provided, the developrnent of Lake Chautauqua Park was again
submitted and, li.ke tbe I.andmark Dr. extension, it was approved by the City
Commission. Speci.fically, $260,000 is included in 1995/96 for Phase One development
and $120,000 in 1996/9? for Phase �vo development.
The D.E.P. has been advised of the above approvals and, in response to the letter of A�pril
19, 1993, staff submitted a development plan and a time schedule � complete phase one
development by November 20, 1996. The plan and time schedule were approved by the
D.E.P. a.nd the N.P.S.
In accord with the City's development schedule, a public meeting was held at t�he
Countryside Library on Nionday, November 13, 1995. The primary purpose of thi.s
meeting was to gather information and comments from residents and homeowners
associations regardin g the design of t.�e park. Following comrnents from City staff, Mr.
Harry Maynard of the D.E.P., a.nd the City's consultants (Post, Buckley, Schuh &
Jerniga.n), attendees asked questions a.nd generally appeared in favor of the conceptual
pla.n for park developmen�. (See attached master plan.) Specifics con�cerning the
development include:
• First phase development of t^he park is scheduled to be completed by November 20,
1996 at a budget of $260,000.
• First phase develop�ent will i.nclude an entrance road, parking for approximately 50
cars, picnic tables and grrills, nature trails, interpretive signing, entxance gate, etc.
• Second phase development is scheduled to be completed by June 1, 1997 at a budget
of $120,000.
• Second phase development may include a restroom, fishi.ng dock, ramp for canoes or
other non-motorized water craft, etc.
• When completed and opened to the pUblic, the park will be closed around sundown
each day.
. A m;n;mum vegetative buffer of 100 feet will remain along the north side of the park
separating park develop�aent from abutting residences.
• Parkstream Avenue within the Country Park subdivision will remain barricaded with
no vehicular or pedestrian access to the park.
• The only entrance to the park will lbe from the east, La.nd.mark Dr. right-of way.
• The �urrent maintenance roadway (unpaved) will remai.n along the north aide of the
park for maintenance vehicles only. This will be secured and will not be a public
access.
On the other hand, the extension of La.ndrnark Drive has a rather lengthy background as
well:
• Pinellas County obtained 33 feet of land along what is now proposed for Landmark
Drive to be used for a public road, drainage andlor utility purposes only iu March of
1960.
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Betty De�tula, City ManAger
January l2, 1996
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• The Clearwater City Commi9sion on Octob�er 7, 1974 adopted the official thoroughfare
plan as prepared by the Planning Department and the Parking and Tra.�c
Comnlittee. This adopted plan depicted Landmark Drive extension from Ent,erprise
south to Gulf to-B ay,
� In 1979 the developer was requixed to reserve right-of way for a proje�t arithin the
Shady Oak Farms/Country Villas Subdivision for the Landmark Drive extension.
• In 1986 tbe City Commission approved a reservation of right-of way from the Country
Park Development for the proposed Landmark Drive extension.
• In 1989 Lanclznark Drive ex�ension was �dvertised as a Penny for Pinellas Project
and list,ed witlain the brochure of Penny for Pinellas Projects when the sales tax was
approved.
� In 1990 the City Commissio❑ ��proved a contruct with Engineeri.ng A.ssociates to
prepare cons�ruction plans t'or �he exLension of Landmark Drive to Union.
• In 1991 originul construction plans now completed were shelved for construction
dollars to be included in the Ci�y's Capital Improvement budget.
� In Octobex of 1995 the City Commission approved the City budget which contai.ned a
Capital Irnprovement Project to allow funding of the Landmark Drive extension from
Enterprise Road to just north of Maxlo.
The existing construction plans c�epict a three-lane facility with a center turn lane 12
feet in width and two travel lanes 14 feet wide. Several alternate configurataons bave
been discussed and include a roadway typical section which would include two travel
lanes and two bike la.nes on the outside of the pavement. Sidewalks are also i.ncluded
that are five feet in width on each side of the roadway. The unplementation of bike lanes
i.s dependent on a roadway typical section that calls for the right-of way width no� to be
less than 70 feet.
It is i.mportant to call attention to the stormwater treatment and retention pond together
with the mit�gation area within tbe property already purchased by the City on the east
side of Land�mark Drive right-of way and adjacent to and south of Mullet Creek. This
stormwater Ereatment and retention pond area, along with its mitagatson site, is in
excess of one acre a.nd will provide a diverse habitat for wildlife over the meadow which
currently exist� at this location. In addition, the con�iruction of the box culvert bridge
over Mullet Creek will. allo�v this creek to better convey water as it i9 the outfall for
upstrea�m flooding issues already discussed in and around the Northwood Subdivision.
The existing plans do not depict Saber Drive as being connected to the Landrnark Drive
extension but do depict Marlo Boulevard as being connected. In response t� several
concerns fro�n the citzzens in a.nd around the Marlo Boulevard neighborhood, tbe City
Engi.neeri.ng Department has come up with several options which address "cut througb"
traf'�ic. T`hey are: the cul-de-sacing of Marlo Boulevard at McMullen-Booth Road, tbe
restriction of ingressing traffic £rom Landm�ark Drive extension i.nto the Marlo Boulevard
neighborl�.00d (this can be accomplished through raised tubular delineators down the
center of Landmark Drive or a raised separator along the center of Landm.ark Drive
extension). These trafs'ic and circulation issues and the treatment thereof have not been
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January 12, 1996
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finalized and awa.it furtber input from both the community as well as the City
Commission.
Aiternate routes to access the park have been reviewed. Community mexnbers have
suggested that the park be accessed from the south along Uruon Street. Unfortunately,
the City does not possess the required right-of-way for such roadway construction �nd
condemnation would be required to acquire the remaini.ng land.s. In additaon, the City
currently owns na parcels of land that could stand for the water treatxnent and
mitigation site as required by FederalJState law. Further, the roadway itself would
provide no relief from tbe constant calls received from Marlo residents concerned with
their current and future access scenario to McMullen-Booth Road.. The residents of t�us
community have attempted, over the past several years, on two separate occasions to
have a signal erected on McMullen-Booth at Marlo Boulevard. As the signal does not
meet the appropriate warra.nts and was di.sapproved by the County, it i.s doubt�il that
relief is near and in si�ht.
Although it was not the purpose of the November 13th mee�i.ug, several residents related
either opposition or support of the extension of Landmark Dr. In recent weeks, primary
cc�ncerns have been expressed includi.ng: 1) �vhy does the. City need to extend Landmark
Dr., 2) how much will the project cost, and 3) who will benefit from the Landmark Dr.
extension? Informataon regarding each of these concerns is outli.ned below.
1. WHY DOES THE CI'I`Y [�1EED TO EXTEND LANDM�iRH DR.Y
• To provide adequate public access to Lake Chautauqua Park.
• To reduce park tra�'ic that will occur on Marlo Blvd., a residential road from the east.
• To provi.de a second ingress/egress option for residents of the Marlo Groves
subdivision.
• To provide first phase of the development of Landmark Dr, which will eventually be
extended to the south to Union St.
2. HOW MiJCH WILL THE PROJECT COST�
• Park development is budgeted at $260,000 for first phase and $120,000 for second
phase. . �
• Landmark Dr. extension i.s budgeted at $950,000.
3. WSO V�ILY� BENEFIT FROIVI THE EXTENSION �F LA1�tDMARH DR..?
• Clearwater citizens will benefit by having the park developed and adequate access.
• Residents of the Marlo Groves subdivision �vill benefit by havi.ng less park traffic
through their subdivision.
• Access and frontage will be available to new residential developYnent of 33 homes.
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January 12, 1996
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• Residents in Northwood Estates will benefit through improved drainage condition� as
the outfall is upgraded and the treatment pond is constructed.
� A diverse habitat will be created where now a meadow with brush exists.
� A neighborhood which has extended great effort i.n gai.ning a signal will have an
alternate route of travel.
• A remote/inaccessible area frequently used by teens, etc. will be lighted and
accessible to the Clearwater Police Department.
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Mayor and City Commission .
Llizabeth M. Deptula, City Manager
Vogel Development Agreement
CITY OF CLEARWATER
CUPIES: Kathy Itice, Deputy City Manager
Bill Baker, Assistant City Manager
Pam Akin, Ciry Attomey
Leslie Dougall-Sides, Assistant City Attorney
Cyndie Goudeau, City Clerk
Richard J. Ba.ier, City Engineer
Scott Shuf�rd, Central Permitting Director
Rearn Wilson, Director of Parks and Recreation
Terry Jennings, Chief Engineer
Lou Hilton, Seaior Planner
DA1'E; January 22, 1996
InUrdsp�tUn�at Corra�pon�ieaa
Pursuant to your direcdon, City staff has attempted to aegotiate a development agreement with
a representative of the Vogel fam�]y involving the development of property adjacent to the
proposed extension of Landmark Drive south of Enterprise Road. I must advi.se you that City
sta�ff has been unable to negotiate a satisfactory developrnent agreement in a timely fashion, As
you know, we are coastra�ined by various deadlines that require us to act expe�itiously in order
to pravide suitable park access and constnict Landmark Drive extension; these deadlines include
both tbe need to initiate constivction under our existing permits and the need to honor our
agreernent with the federal governrnent for providing access to and development of parkland
acquir�d under a federal grant.
Because we have beea unable to reach an agreement with the Vogel family repr�sentative over
several key issues (including the timely submittal of nequired site drawings), and the deadli.nes
for us to extend Landrnark Drive under existing permits are fast approaching, we have had no
choice but to discontinue negotiations. In order to expedite roadway construction, we intead
to work within the existing City owned right-of-way bet�veen Enteiprise and Marlo Drives. Aa
agenda itern conceming the construction of the roadway withi.n the existing City r�ght-of-way,
including proposed roadway cross-sections, will be forwarde� to you in the near future to
provide you with the information needed to authorize us to begin consttvction of this irngortant
link in our street network.
Eventual development of the Vogel property will require sewer service provided by the City of
Cleaiwate�r, Annexation will consequently be required, with the property being nequired to be
built to City standards. In addition, as part of our standard subdivision �quirements, we intend
to require the dedication o�' the needed right-of-way along the west side of the Vogel property
to allow for future unprovernent of I.andrnark Drive in this area,
Please advise if you have questions or comrnents.
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TO: Cyndie Goudeau, City Clerk
FROM: R.eem Wil,�on, I)irector, Parks �und Rscre�tion Depar�rnent
CQPIES:
SU�JECT: Ree�ponae to City Commisafon Questione
DATE:
danuary 3I, 1996
I underatand th�t #,he �ity Co�i.sesoa a�ked two que�tione reg,ardi�,g Parke aud
Recreation at t�h� wor� ses$iou thie past Mande�y. These questiou� and our reecponee�
are as follows:
1. Can the "I,and and Water Con�erva�.on Fund" (L.V�.C.F.) Grant receive for �.he
acqui�i�i�a ot" Lake Chautauqua Park be paid bach?
R�SPONS�: The L.'VV.C.�. Aet is a federal pro�ram and th�a
re�pone�bility for enforcin� the provigiana �u� the Act reet� with the
I�Ta�ianal Pa.rke S�ervic� (N.P,S.). �ow�ver, the program ie $dministered
throut�h t$e �itAte'a '`DepArtm�nt of Environm►ental Protectian" (D.E.P.).
We ue infarsaed by the D.E.P, that the money received for the pnrk
acquisitton c�►not be repa.id. Our tu�derst,s�ndia�g is that tl�e only �ptaion
would �e for the Ci�ty to pursue a'�convereion". To convert the property
that wa� �cquired with L.dV.C.F, ussi�tance, the City would be required
�o replACe t,he prop�rt�► with praperty of �t l�a�t equal fair market vuiu�,
reaeon�ble equivulent u�efutness and location ae thxt bei�g oQrtvert�d.
2, Statu� report of the Countryaide Commwnity Recreation Center.
�t�S�'ONSE: 7'his p�ojeot iB ��heduled to be completed in A�tgu$t of
1996, wit,h a grand mpeni�►g date i� Septembe�c, The project i$ �urrently
u�td�r cvnstruction aad on schedule.
Pleaae contact me if you have any further qu�stion�.
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COMMISSION
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�EB011996 CIYY OF CLEARWAT�R
Int�rd+spnrtment Corre�pondence Sheet
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C�ERK 1 ATTORNEY
TO= The Honorable Mayor and City Commissioners
TIiROUaBz Elizabeth M, Deptula, City Manager
FROMs Richard J. Baier, City�Engineer � ,
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COPIEB: Kathy 9, Rise, Deputy City Manage '
Bill Baker, Assistant City Managar
st18JECTs Landmark Drive Average Annual Dafly Txaific
Per discussion at the work Sessi�n on Monday, January 29, I
revised our existing traffic eng�neering files and can repart the
subsequent infarmation.
From �991 to 1992 the volume on the north sectian of Landmark
Drive r►orth of State Raad �80 decreased from 8000 vehicles per
day to 7255 vehicles'. In 1995 that section of roadway wa�
rac4unted and the daily tra!!ic wds found ta be 820o cars during
the peak season and 7400 cars oh the day which was studied in
August. , f
The section of Landmark Drive Bouth of State Rpad 580, but north
of Eastland Drive was cQUnted in 1991 and the average antt�tt�l
daily traffic was r�port�d to be 11,957 vehicles. In 1993 the
volume had increased to almost 13,000 car� and a portian of this
ldcalized increase was attributed to the developmeht across fron
Eastland and ddjacent �o Landmark Drive. The averall roadway has
decreas�d in dai�y traffic whereaa Y have noted a localixed
increas� in dai2y trips north of Ent�rpri�e. I arn counting the
intersection th�g Friday to report a current volume for this
roadway sQqrnent and z will report that to you und�r s�parate
cover. I thaughk it was n�cessary to gxplain and reiterate the
localfz�d and oveYall daily �.rt�f_fi� counts along Landrnark Drive
since I t�m sure thig issue will sur�aGe on Thursday n3ght.
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Dear Clearwater City Commission:
I am writing in regard to the proposal that is under consideration that Marlo Blvd. and
Landmark Dr. be connected for the sake of a small pristine park.
I live in Country Villas South and i feel that a connection at that point wvuld cause havoc
in our comfortable neighborhood. We are atl very proud of our area here. When there is
a vehicle in the area we feel secure in knowing that it belongs to a neighbor who lives in
the cornplex. We fee! that the Marlo shortcut will not alleviate the problem of the traffic
getting in and out of McMullen Booth Road. This wi�1 hinder the situation and make it
rnuch worse. Motorists will cut through to avoid the light on McMullen Booth and
Enterprise Road, rnaking it a thraughway. We are expecting that when McMullen Booth
Road is completed the problem will be much less. Of�course, a tra.ffic light on McMullen
Booth and Marlo Blvd. wi11 solve all of our problem.
I, as a taxpayer, feel that we should be heard and have as much of a voice a5 the few that
are in favor of this venture for what-ever reason. Many residents feel as I do and can
envision the more serious problem that will result if Landmark is extended and connected
to Marlo..
Sincerely, , �
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GEORGE A. Ci.�EIVIENT
Rabble rouser
2910 Deer Run South
Clearwater, FL 34621
813-795-0060 voice or faa
February 2, 1996
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TC1: Maydr a�d City Commissioners
Subject: %andrnark Drive extension
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COMMISSION
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`,L���K / ATTORNEY
You are already familiar with the endorsemeat of the Landmark Drive
extension by both myself and the Board of I�ii•ectors of the Northwood Estates
Homeowners Association.
I have resisted the temptatian to get a lot of people to tonight's meetit�g to
speak redundantly in favor of the extension and to help counterbalance the people
�om Country Park who feel that city-owned property is theu- private green a�•ea,
I cannot conceive that there would be any votes to cause Northwood
residents to have to go onto McMullen-Booth Road to get to a park whicli is only a
few liundred yards away.
Keep up the good work and thank you for tistening to our concei�s,
Sincerely,
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FEH-01-1996 1?s40 FROM ENGINEERING SCIENCE TAhPA TO
Pcbru�uy 1, 19�G
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Dear Mayor and City Cornrniss�oners:
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We arc cuiab2e ta att�nd t� City Cammissioners rnec�g tomg�at, bui �voutd ]ik� to
comrnanL regardin$ t�e p�c opos�ed e,�ct�sion af La�dmarlc Drive.
3ustific,ation pmvided by the City f�r tbe ?,a�dmark Dtivo Exteatsion tncludea:
providiag s�dequ�te acces� ta LAke Ci�swtsuqust Ps►rk while elimiaating a potential increctse
in tra�ic on Marlo Blvd. due ta park use, providi�g a se�cond ingres�Jagress routa for
residents of Sha.dy �ak �rarm.s, and providing the first phsse of de'vetopment of Landmark
Drive to Union Stre�t. Additlonal b�nefits suggested by the City in support of tho project
includo: provlding atizens with � p�rk with adequate access, reducing potential paric
txa�'ic throu�hh a� aubdtvie��n, cre�tln,� acces� swd front�e for r•�idoati,al davalopmQnt,
creating diverse habi�tat in what is a�ncntly a a�daw, aand reduang floading potential in
thc Narthwood Estatcs ar�a,
'W'e feel that tba abova itans da not provida su�aent justiBcation af tbis proj�ct a�
proposed for the folLowing reasons:
• Any reciuuction in the minirnal tra�� inerease due to parlc use will be affset by the
tremendous imcreas�e in cut-through tra�ic avoidiag the intersection of F..nterpris� and
I��:1Viullen Booth. Ass�ming that Par� users are nat in � h:uYy, they are leas likely to
9pe�i, i��Ore ua�C si8su� Puiestrian:, eto. (�t-t�uough tra�c will be a probf.emth�t
increascs steadily with time (,gcowth). Comm�tters loak for �y way to decreasc
commute time by avoidi.ng del,ays at rnajor intersections. Conbrol tneasures are
typically art�'ec�tive.
� irxitu�g Sha.dy O�k F�cxna�, �sp. northbou�d, h�g be�n s prob(�n fvr residenta %r
sgveral ye�rs. This problaa was exacerbated by tb� Bayside $rid$� ar�d iacreas� in
rnuaber of c�rs greatly above design c�pacity for t� two lane s�ction. 'Ihis problem
will diminish with compl.etion of McMullen Booth; six t�ral�c lnnes will ailow ca�rs to
m,ovc in bunches betweeA intccstctions (as opposed to 1h� current constsnt �rearn)
wltb t�tura� $apa �ltowing car� tn enter And acit the ro�dwey uwre e�ni}y (withaut s
t�C light), �
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Pa�o 2
t��em�bGr Ci�y Con�oai
Febraaiy 1, 199G
•?be original »eed and justiScatidn for de�vel,opment c�f iandmark Dt�, was to provide
�access to a school whicb ia naw not li�aely to bo buih. in eddition, access to this parccl
could be provided via Union without the excansion to Landrnark:' Consttucqon of this
roadway w�t create �ccess ard frontage for the dev�clopment of 33 new residential
homcs; this is probably the driving force for t]us project, but a lot of taxpayer money
�►uid i�� �vexi iT t!w davrlupar ��tr�s hi� vwn ar,c�e.s�s,
Cr�eaticn of habitat divarsity is a worthw�ule goai. but tba e�aistir,� plgnt commuaity to
be diaplacod provide� �ter hab�tat diversity end aesthetic values (vis�aaal baaicr elon�
�nt�rrprise) tban. tho p.c'npos�d rnld�adon ares. Rcduction of flaodin,g poteuti�l in tlt�o
N�rl.hwucxi �tatr�s � i� vca�y unportant, bui thia can be eccomplished wttbottt
cos�struction of a roadway �as is bGing do�s in othar parta of thz City),
T'haok you for your considerativa of tb� above rentarks.
Surc�r'elY.
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CEe�rwater, PL 34619 �
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January 19, 1996
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Sam Porter Katz, President
Country Park EIomeownera Association
2943 Hillcreek Circle South
Clearwater, Florida 34619
Subject: Landrnark Drive Extension
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POST OFFICE BOX 4748
CLEARWATER. FLORIDA 34618-4748
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I have received your Letter dated Decernber 19th and had extensive discussions
with both Richard Baier, our City Engineer, and Ream Wilson, Director of Parks
and Recreation. I have attached herewith a copy of a memorandum from Mr. Baier
and Mr. Wilson which describes the history and evolution of the Landmark Drive
project as well as the Lake Chautauqua Park.
The Commissfon will discuss this issue at the Work Session of .7anuary 29th in its
closed meeting between City staff and the City Commission. Subsequent to the
Work Session, the Commission will discuss this item during its February lst
meeting at the City Hall and within the Commission chambers. This meeting
commences at 6:00 p.m. and you are urged to attend so that we may discuss this
important issue during an open and public format.
Please review the attached document and if you have any questions you may contact
Richard Baier (462-60Q2) or Ream Wilson (462-6531) directly at the City Hall
Annex.
Sin ely
Mayor Rit,
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Elfzabeth M. Deptula, City Manager
Ream Wilson, Parks & Recreation Director
Richard J. Baier, P.E., City Engineer
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Lake Chautauqua Park/Lan�dmark �7rive Extension
January 12, 1996
Z'he City of Clearwater purc�ased Lake Chautauqua Park in 1972 with matching funds
from a Land and Water Conse�rvation Fund (�.W.C.F.) Crant. The L.W.C.�, i,� a fedexal
pxogram under the National Park aervice (N,p.S,) and it i� a�ministexed on a sLate level
by the "Florida Department of Environmental Protection" (1?.E,P.).
At such ti.me as t]ie Gxant A�reenient was sigred, it was requ�ired that the par3� be
developed i.n ar,�ord with approved plans which included a� overni�bt campi.t�g area (tbS.B
has since been removed), picnic facilities� water oriented activities, and nature trail�.
�owever, t,lus development has �not occurred because of tbe City not havi.ng an adequate
public access road to tbe park.
In a letter from the Department oi Natural Resources (now included wit� tiZe D.E.P.)
dated September 29� 198B, the City was remirded tha� tbe acquisitaion of tb�e property
was co1npleted in October af 1972 and that Federal L.W,C.F. regulatao�ts require that it
be developed and open to the public within �ive years of :be purcl�ase. We were also
informed that of all �.W.C.F. projects in Florida at tbat ti.me, Lake Chautauqua Paxk
was one oi' only two undeveloped sites and tbat development plans were bein� finaU�ed
for the other site.
Most recently, in 1996, t}le D.k;,P, agai.n conducted a complia.bce inspecbon of park,9 in
Florida whiCh received grant funds from the L.W.C.F. program. As a re9ult of thi�
insp�ection� we were �gain inforined by leEtar (Apr�i ig, 1996� tbat �ake Chautauqua
Paxk was still undeveloped and that if it was nat deveioped and opeaed to tbe pubUc, �he
park could be desiguated a"conversian" by the N.P,S. Replacemeat property would then
have ta be provided apd developed for public recxeational use by tbe City. We were
�sked to submit a deveiopment plan wit.hin 60 days aad a time scbedule far openi.n� the
park. As mentioned pxeviously, City developrnent of tbe �ake Chautauqua P�rk had
been postponed because of inadet�uate public access,
However, Ehe City'$ 1995/96 Capital �mprovement (C.X.P.) budget contains funding to
construct an extension of Landxnark Dr. south of Enterprise Rd, to tbe park. As a iesult
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of this access being provided, 2he developmeat of Lake Chautauqua Park wa,s agai.n
subrn.itted and, li]ce the Land:nark Dr, extension, i� was approved by the City
Commissian. Spec.ifiically, $260,000 is included in 1995l96 for I'hase Dae development
and ��2a,000 i� 199G/9? for Phase 7'wo development.
The D,E.P, has been advised of the above approvals and, in response ta the letter of Apri]
1�, 1993, staff submitted a development pt�� ar�d a time scbedule to complete phas� one
develop ment by Navember 20, 1996. 'I'he pl�.n and taine schedu�e were approved by tbe
D.E.P, and the N.P.S.
In accoYd with the Ci�y's aevetapmant schedule, a public meet,ing was held at tbe
�vuntryside Library on Manday, November 18, 1995. 'ihe primary purpose oi tbi$
rneeting was to gatber informahop and cornrnedts from residents and bomeowners
assoca�ation9 regarding the desig�a of the parl�. Followi.ng comments £rom City staff, Mr,
Harry �'+�iaynard of the D.E.P., and the City'e consulta.nts {Fogt, �uckley, Scbah &
Jerniga�), attendees as3ced questaons and generally appaared in favor af the c�nceptual
plan for park development. (See attacbed master plan.) Specifics concernin� the
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F'i�rst phase develaprnent of' the p Ark i,s scbeduled to be completed by IVovember 20,
I996 at a budget of $2G0,000,
F�rst phase development will include an entxance road, paxking for approximaLely 50
cars, picnic tables and g�ills� u�ture trails, i�ntexprQtive signin�, e�trance gate, ete.
$econd pbase developmen` is sc.}�eduled to be completed by June 1, 199? �t a budget
af � f 20,000.
,. Second phase development may include a xestroom, fishing dock, ramp for canoes vr
other nan-raotorized water crai� etc.
Whcn completed and opened to tbe pub�ic, the park will be closed around sundawn
eacb day,
A rninimum vegetative bu�fer of 100 feet will remain alon� tbe nort.h �ide of tbe par]C
sepazating prirk development �rom abutti.ng residence,9.
Parkstream Avenue wit�i�n ti�e Country Park subdivision will remain barricadEd witb
no vehicular or pedestrian acces� to the park.
The onay entrance to tbe par]c will be from tho east, Lar�drnark Dr. rigbt-of way.
The current m�tenance roadway (unpaved) will rema.i.n along the north side of the
p�r]c for maintenance vehicles on1y. Thi.� w�ll be seeured and will not be $ public
access.
On the other hand, the extension of Landraark Drive bas a rather ien�thy back�round as
well: �
. Pinellas County obtained 33 teet of land �long wi►at i� now proppsed for Landmark
Drive to be used �or a public road. dr�inage ar�dlor utility purposes only in Marc� of
1960.
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• The Clee�rwater City Commiasion o�n Octaber ?, 1974 adopted the o�cial thoroughfare
plan a� prepared by thv Planning Department and tbe Parking and Traffic
Comrnittee. 'T'h.is adopted p1An depicted Lancl�nark Drive extension £�rom Enterprise
souch to ault'.to-I�ay,
• in 1979 the deveioper was required to reserve ri�ht•of-way for a project within tbe
Sbady Oa1c Farms/Country Villae Subdivision for the Landmark Drive extension.
• In I�J86 tbe City Cornmissioa spproved a reservat�on of rigbt•of-way �rom the Country
Park Developrnent i'os tbe proposed Landmark Drive extension.
• In 1989 I,andmark Drive exter�sion was advertised as a Psnny far Pinellas Project
and listed withi� the brochure of Penny for Pi»ellae Projects when the salea teuc was
approved.
' • Yn 1990 the City Cornmission approvod a contract with En�eering A�sociates to
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prepare construc�ion plans for the extension of La.r�dmark briv� to Uniop.
; � In 1991 origival construction plans now completed wer� shelved for construction
dollats to be included iin tbe City's Capital �rnprovement budget.
• In October of 1996 tbo l: ity Commission approved the City budget which contained a
� Capital Improv4mont Project to allow funding of the Land�aark Drive extensiov Erorn
, �nterprise Road t�o just north of Marlo.
' TI�e existin� construcLion plans depict a three-Iane facility with a center turn Ia.ne �2
�; feet in width and t�vo travel Ia.n�.s 14 feet wide. Several alternate co�gurations have
��� been discussed and include a roadway typical section which would incluc3e two travel
i� la�.�nes an� Lwa bike lanes on th� outside of the pavement. Sidewalks are also included
;� that are five feet in width on eacb side of the roadway. The implementation af bike Iar�es
- is dependent on a roadway typical section tbat eail.s for the rigbt-of�way aridth uot to be
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It is unportant to call atteation to tbe stormwater tteatment a.nd retentipn pond togetheY
with the miti�ation area within tbe property aiready purchased by t�e City oa tbe east
side of Landm ark Drive right-of•way and adjecent to and soutb of Muue� Creek. 'I�is
stormwater treatrnent and retention pond area, along with its rnitigation site, i� in
excess o,t' one acre and will pro�zd� a diverse babitat for wildlife ove�r the rneadaa► which
currently exists at this aocati�n. In addition, tbe construcfaon of t�e box culvert bridge
over Mullet Creek will allow this cree�C to better co�vey water as it is the outfall far
upstream flood.ing issues al�ready d.iscussed in and around the Northwood Subdivision.
The existing plans do not depict Saber Drive as being connected to t1�e I�ar�dmazk Drive
extension but do depict �Viarlo 13oulevard as being connected. In response t,a 9evexal
concerns frona the citiz�ens in and around tbe Marlo Boulevard �exghborhood, the City
�ngineerin� Aepaactment has come up vvit,h several options which addreee "cut through"
traffic. They are; tbe cul-de-�acing of Marlo Boulevard at Mr,Il�ullen-Bootb Road, the
restxic�ion of i�sgressing tra�'ic froni I,andmar3c Drive eXtension i�to the r?arlo �oulev�rd
neighborhood (this c�n be �ccornpLished through raised tubulax dclineatore down the
center of Land�nark Driv� or a rai.scd aeparaLor a]o�ng the center of Landmarlc Drive
extension), Th ese traffiie �nd circulat�on issues and the treatment tbereof have not been►
b0'd
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Alternate xoute� to accQSS the park have been revieaed. Community member9 bave
gutggested tbat the paik be accessed from the soutb along Union Streat, Unfortunately,
the City does not possess the required ri�bt-of way for such roadway construction and
condemn aiion would be required to acquize the rem ai.nin g lands. In addition, tbe Ci�y
ct�rrently owna no parcels of Iand that could stand for the water treatrnent and
naitigahon site as required by Federal/State law. �'urther, the roadway itself' would
provide no relief from tl�e constant calls received from Marlo resident� cancer�aed witb
their current and future access sconario to McMullen•Bootb Road. �'h►e resident9 of thi,s
eommunity bave atternpted, over the past severa2 yeare, on two sep�urate occasiona to
have a signal erected on McMulten-�ooth at Marlo Boulevard As the sign�l does not
meet the appropriate warran�s and w�,s disapproved by tbe Caunty, it is doubtful tb$t
relief is a�ear and in sight.
� Althoug� it was not the purpose of the November 13th ineeta�g, severa] resident� re]ated
: either opposition or suppoxt of the exten;�ion of La.ndxnark Dr, In recent weekt, priinary
� concerns havs been expressed inrluding; 1) why doee tbQ City need to extend L�ndmar]c
� Dr., 2) how much wil.l the project cost, and S) wbo wi.11 benafit �'icom the Landrnark Dr.
extension? ��f'ormation regarding each of these concerna is outlined below,
1, W13'Y I�OES TH� CITY NEED TO EXTEND LANDMAR� �R.�
� To provide adequate public access to La.ke Cbaut�uqua Paxk.
�'+ • To reduce par�c trai'fic th�t will occur on Niarlo Blvd., a reaideniia] road fzom tbe east.
.� •'� To provide a second i.ngress/egxess option for residents v�' the Marlo t�rove.�
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;� • To provide fi�cst pbase of the development of La.ndmark Dr. which will eveut�telly be
` exteaded to the south to Union St.
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'' • Pazk development i� bud�eted at $2G0,000 for first phase �nd $120,040 �'or s�cand
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• Landmark I)r. exten�ion �s budgeted at 5930,000.
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• Clearwater e�tizens will beno�it by having tibe park d�veloped and adequ�te access.
•�2,esident� of the Marlo Grovas subdivision will benefit by havin� leas p�rk tra�ic
through the�r subdivisian.
• Access and frontage will be available to new residential developmez�t of 33 home�,
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• A divers� babitat will be created where now a meadow witla brusb e�ta,
� A► neig}aborbood which ha� extendod �reat effort i.n �ai.ninQ a signal will have an
alternat� route of t�ravel. �
• A remotelin�pce9sible area treque�atly used by toens, etc, will be li�bted and
accessible to the C�earwater Police Departn4en�
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SIIBJECT: Pier 60 Park (96-g)
RECOMMENDATION/MOTION: Award a contract for PIER 60 PARK (96-8) inclusive of the
Concession Building, Pavilion, Covered Playground and Park amenities, to CALADESI
COI�STRIICTION, COMP�NY of LARGO, FLORIDA for the sum of $1, 210, 425 . QO which is the
lowest responsible bid received in accordance with plans/specifications, and
approve a transfer oi $135,521 to the project code from the unappropriated
retained earnings of the General Fund,
� and that the appropriate officials be authorized �o execute same.
BACRGROUND:
Earlier this year, a conceptual plan was brought before the Commission which
depicted a park inclusive of a concession buildinq, covered pavilion, and covered
playqround. The Commission made special note that they wanted the park to
exhibit a nautical seascape theme, preserve open space and vista as well as
provide shade for the playground area. After several meetings with key staff
members from �he Marina, Parks and Recreation De�artment and City Management
Team, the attached plans were prepared. The subsequent plans depict:
e An 1800 square feet concession building which was increased in size from the
original 1500 square feet structure to accommodate the Pinellas County Health
Code requirements for rest rooms. The building was relocated to the east to
allow construction below the base flood eleva�ion of 12.5 N.G.V.D.
• Parks and Recreation concurred with the professional landscape architect's
suggested movement of the sod line eastward. This was down in an effort to
improve long term aesthetics on the beach given the difficulty in maintaining
appropriate turf grass on the beach itself.
• The original conceptual plan depicted a 121 feet diameter playground covering.
This roof structure alone was �stimated to cost the City over $200,000, be
dark and cold in the winter and be difficult to construct adjacent to the
velocity zone when design pararneters call for structural design to accommodate
120 mph dynamic wind loads.
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� , Originating Dept_ ; Costs: $1,210,425.00 ; Comnission Action i
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; E�gineering` ; (Current FY) � Approved �
= Budget � ' i � �
� i User Dept_,� ; Funding Source: � Approved �
� Purchasing � � i i w/conditions �
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; Risk Mgmt. N/A i = i Denied �
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� =Date: 12/OT/95 & 12/13l95 ; Other � �
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• The Commission concerns regarding the construction facade at Pier 60 Park are
such that the Park mirrors the seascape nautical theme exhibited by Pier 60
itself, and the concerns have been addressed�within the construction plans.
• A portico midway along the promenade has been eliminated in favor of an open
nautical truss span in keeping with Pier 60 itself and actL�alizing a$40,000
project savings.
• City crews from Engineering, Parks & R�creation and Public Works have provided
excavation, the installation of landscaping, concrete flat work, grading sign
manufacturing etc. in an effort to maintain a value engineered budget. These
services have saved the City approximately $100,000 over outside contractors.
This project will start on or about February 5, 1996, and is scr,eduled to be
completed by June 28, 1996. As you may recall, this project was advertised over
the Holiday Season and the sole bid rejected. This most current advertisement
yielded three bids of which the lowest is some $200,000 below the prior bid.
Funding in the amount of $169,513 is available in Capital Improvement Project
315-93288, wh�.ch is the project originally established for the construction of
a beach pavilion. Additional funds for this contract of $139,270 are available
in Recreation Impact Fees. The balance of funding for the project, $1,037,463,
will be provid.ed with the appropriation of unappropriated retained earnings of
the General Fund at first quarter. (This total is $135,821 hic�her than the
recommended bid contract amount due to the inclusion of the playground apparatus
to be provided by a separate contractor and a 5% construction contingency).
Revenues fra�n the conc�ssion lease at an estimated $150,000 per year will be
captured in �he General Fund as a General Fund revenue.
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Re:
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MEMOR;ANDUM
Commissioners
Mayor Rita Garvey
Betty Deptula, City Manager
Pier 60 Park
January 31, 1996
CITY OF CLEARWATER
OFFICE OF THE MAYOR
COPIES T0:
COMMISSION
FEg 01 1996
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CLERK / ATTORNEY
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The Beach Area Council of the Greater Clearwater Charnber of Commerce met this morning,
Wednesday, January 31 st. The issue of the new beach concession stand, playground and
pavilion area came up for discussion.
The decision of the 36 members there was of unanimous support for the current plan. They
adamantly opposed the idea of leaving it o�en, resulting in a wind tunnel effect, which is
deleterious to the best conditions for the beach.
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The Honorable Rita Garvey, Maxor
and the Gity Commission
Gity ot Cl�arwatar
P.O. Box 4748
C1 earwat�r, FL. 3 4 61.7
Dear Mayor Garvey and commissionera:
The Board of Diractor9 oP your
response to tha reCommendA��.4ri
strongly er,dorses the origin�.l
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COPIES. TO:
COMMISSION
FEB 0 1 1996
PRESS
CLERK / ATT�RNEY
Grea�er Clearwater Chamber in
o� our B�ach Area Council
conce�t far �he Park �t Pier
The b�n�fits of this program to our visitorg and residents
wiii surely increase the quality of liF� in Clearwater.
Additionally:
- Th� pdrk will enhsnc� continuation of Sunsets at Pier
60, e regular, nig2�tly family-orir�nted event, which bas
impraved the qu�lity ot litQ for the resfdents ae ��1�. a�
being a popular attractiori ior tourista.
- Without these amenities, a public safety issue comes ta
the fore�ront as sand accumulation on the streets and
marina area could cavse an unnecessary hazard anci an
ongoing expense for the city.
- The pr�rk ag originaliy planneQ would aat as
for Clearwater Beach and wou�d oifer visibia
family-oriented activit�.es �or the ressid�nts
alike. '
an attractor
�nd visito�cs
- The pra�ection� for �uccass o� the incoming
concessionaire were based upon tbe amenities qriginally
slated being in place,
We encourage you to movQ forw�rd wfth the origin�l commitm�nfi
to this important aconomia praject for Clearwater Beach.
SinceYely, �
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Chair.man of thA R��r�
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Clearwater Bea�h Chamber of Commexce
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COPIES TO;
COMMISS�pN
FEB 01 1596
PRESS
CLERK / qrTORNEY
A,s the Presidez�t of the Ctearwater �each Ck�amber of Comx�nerce, I
would like to convey oux orga�tizativxts cornplete support of the pier 60
Redevelopment �'roject (�'avilion, Playground, Concessions).
We would l.i�ce to see this project completed with t�e proposed
Pavilion, propased Playground and t�i� proposed Concessions, It is our
feel�ng that all thxee oE these co�onpone�ts are beneficia�, .
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It is our wish to proceed with the project in �ts entirety and would
encourage you to vvte "YFS" on this issue,
Sincerely,
Pau� J. Ke�1ey
Pres�denti
Cleaxwater Beach Chamber of Comm�rce
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General Fund Unappropriated Retained Earnings
As of 9-30-95
First Quarter Budget Amendments
Aqproved
10/19/95 Florida Trend 35,000
11/2/95 Municipal Svc Technology 351,886
11/2/95 Payroii System 25,932
11/16/95 Charnber Property 305,250
1 /4/96 Chicago Promotion 13,000
Commission Salaries 13,000
Bridge Funds to be reallacated 1,075,241
to bridge construction project
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Budget
$ 11,923,800 18%
Subtotal 1,819,309
Total 10,104,491
1995/96 General Fund Budget
Less: 10% Commission Reserve
Surplus Above !0% Reserve
65,736,970
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3,530,794
15%
10%
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COMMISSION
FEB 01 1996
PRESS
CLERK / ATTORNEY
I would l�ke take this opportunity to introduce myself as the president
of the newly forDn�d Clearwater Beach Chamber of Commezce.
An issue has arisen of spec�al concern to many business ownears on
Clearwater Beach. There is a proposaJ to d�scuss the Park�ttg Spaoe
Util�Zation Agreernent at your n�teeting scheduled on pebru�xy 1, 1996,
It Is our offici�l position that this proposal has not been ful�y reviewed
by our concexned mernbers and we wish this proposa� be postponed
until we have had the opportun�ty to look closer at the ag�eebnent,
We hope this can be resolved and appreciate the Comm�ssion
suppozting a thorough analysis. �
Sincerely,
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President jC�O
Clearwater Beach Chambe� of �ommexc�e
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SUBJECT:
ORDINANCE CHANGE TO CHAPTER 5, ARTICLE II, FIRE ALARM SYSTEMS
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RECOMMENDATION/MOTION:
APPROVE AMENDMENT TO AUTHORIZE COLLECTI�N OF AN ADMINISTRATIVE FEE FOR
PROCESSING FALSE FIRE ALARM INCIDENT REPORTS AND PASS ORDINANCE �j�59o2-9ti ON
FIRST READING.
� and that the appropriate officials be authorized to execute same.
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BACitGROUND :
When Suppression forces determine that a fals� alarm has occurred, the incident
report is forwarded to the Fire Prevention Division. A Notice of Violation is
then sent �to the property owner by certified mail. The property owner has
fifteen (15) days to have the system repaired and provide notification of same.
The violation notice is then considered complied with. In many cases, several
false alarms will be satisfied by the same property owner within a few weeks in
this manner.
If the owner does not comply, however, a Notice to Appear in County Court
issued. To this date, no property owner has allowed the 15-da�r period to
elapse. As a result, the Fire Prevention Division continues to absorb the
of administering the ordinance.
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cost
The proposed change to the ordinance will require the property owner to submit
the documentation referred to above along with an administrative fee of $22.50
to cover the City's costs to review the writtez� evidence that the alarm system
has been inspected and repaired.
Reviewed by: Originating Dept: � Costs: S- 0- Cammission Action:
legal F1RE Total O Approved
Budget O Approved w/conditions
Purchasing N A ' � - 0 -
Risk Mgmt. N/A Current Fiscal Yr. � Denied
User Dept: ❑ Continued to:
C1S N A FIRE
ACM N/A �' � Ftxiding Source:
Other (� Capital lmp.
Advertised: � Operating Attachments=
Date• � Other PROPOSED REVISION
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AN ORDiNANCE OF THE CITY OF CLEARWATER, FLORIDA,
RELATING TQ FALSE FIRE ALARMS; AMENDING SECTION
5.25 TO PROVIDE AN ALARM USER TWO COURTESY
WARNINGS AND TO REQUIRE AN ALARM USER TO PAY AN
ADMINISTRATIVE FEE OF $22.50 FOR THE CITY'S REVIEW OF
WRITTEN EV{DENCE FROM A L{CENSED ALARM COMPANY
THAT THE ALARM SYSTEM CAUSING A FALSE ALARM HAS
BEEN INSPECTED AND REPAIRED; PROVIDING AN
EFFECTIVE DATE.
WHEREAS, the City of Clearwater's false fire alarm ordinance allows an alarm user who
has had a faise alarrn to submit a report from an aiarm company that the alarrn system has been
inspected and is operating properly as a means for the alarm user to avoid being issued a citation
to appear in county court; and
WHEREAS, the Fire Prevention Division has absorbed the cost of reviewing the inspection
report provided by an alarm user for false fire alarms;
WHEREAS, the costs to the Fire Prevention Division to review the inspection r�ports
arnounts to $22.50 for each report;
WHEREAS, increasing the nurnber of courtesy warnings to which an alarrn user is entitled
in a calendar year from one to two and transferring to the alarm user the city's adrninistrative costs
to review the inspection report are fair and reasonable rnethods of attempting to elirninate the
public danger created by the city's response to false fire alarms.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE iT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COMMISStON OF THE CITY OF
CLEARWATER, FLORIDA:
�ection 1• Section 5.25, Code of �rdinances, is amended to read:
Sec. 5.25. Response to false Alarms; issuance of courtesy warmings and citations.
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(2) The written courtesy warning shall notify the alarm user that the issuance of #� eRe
courtesy warning� during a calendar year fo{lowed by one or more false alarms occurring at the
same premises within the same calendar year and after the date the second courtesy waming
was mailed or defivered may result in a citation being issued to appear in county court.
(3) If the fire department responds to the activation of an alarm from the sarne premises
where the alarm user has been mailed or delivered � efle courtesy w�rning�, if the alarm occurs
after the date the aiarm user was mailed or delivered the �� courtesy warning and within the
same calendar year as the date of the first response, and if after inspecting the prernises and
investigating the cause for the alarrn, the code enforcement officer determines the alarm was
false, then the alarm user shall be issued a citation to appear in county court unless the alarrn
user complies with the requirements of subsection (4) of this section.
(4) Prior to issuing a citation, a� enforcernent officer shalf provide notice to the alarm
user that the alarm user has committed a civil infraction and shali provide the atarm user 15 days
from the date of receipt of the notice to present to the Fire Department written evidence from a
licensed a{arrn company that the company has inspected the system and that any defects of
design, instaffation, or oper�tion of the afarm system, which are identifiable as the cause of tF�e
false atarm, have been corrected. Ihe w itten �yid�nce �all include an adrninist atr ive �e of
�22.50 to cover th� cit�� costs to review the ins�ction re o�rt. If the alarm user fails to present
such written evidence pl fails t' clu e full �inistrative fee within the 15-day period so
provided, the code enforcernent officer who responded to the false alarm shall cause to be issued
a citation to the aiarm user to appear in county court.
(5) The issuance of a courtesy waming� �o the alarm user is not intended to create any
righ#s of the alarm user. The city could have issued a citation rather than a waming after the first
�pd secQnd response� to prernises where the enforcement official deterrnined no response was in
fact req�aired. The issuance of a
courtesy warning� is rnerely a courtesy offered to induce the alarm user to take corrective actions
to prevent false alarms.
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Sec�i� This ordinance shall take effect immediately upon adoption,
PASSED ON FIRST READING
PASSED ON SECOND AND FINAL
READiNG AND ADOPTED
Approved as to form
an al s fficiency:
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Robert J. �ette, Esq.
Assistant C Attomey
Rita Garvey, Mayor-Cornrnissioner
Attest:
Cynthia E. Goudeau
City Clerk
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INTERt3FFiCE CORRESPONDENCE SHEET
FIRE DEPARTMENT
: Betty Deptula via Robert Davidson
: James E. Goodloe, Fire Marshal
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BUBJECT : False Alarm Ordinance
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DATE : January 18, 1996
I have attached the support which you r�quested. I have also
attached a copy of the monthly report for October and November to
support an example of the process.
In IJovember, there were 95 False Alarm responses. These False
Alarms are as defined by the National Fire Incident Reporting
System (NFIRS). For example, some one accidently pulls a Manual
Station which generates a response is a false alarm by NFIRS
standards however, it would not meet the criteria of our
Ordinance.
These 95 alarms would be forwarded to Fire Prevention. My staff
must then review the notes of these alarm responses to determine
which meets the requirements of the ordinance. These causes
include such things as mechanical failure, misuse or improper
installation. From this review, approximately 9 to 12 legitimate
False Alarms per week are identified. We then began the process
of issuing notices of violation.
The actual time expended on this process and the cost of mailings
is what i� presented in the October 20 memo supporting this
ordinance change. Please let me know if you have additional
questions or need additional support information. I may be
reached at 6315.
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INTEROFFICE COARESP4NDENCk SHEIET
FIRE DEPARTMENT
: Rob Surette, Asst. City Attorney
: James E, Goodloe, Fire Marsha
: Robert Davidson, Fire Chief
Joseph Pidala, Asst. Fire Chief
Robert Lockwood, Admin. Asst.
Jeff Daniels, Fire Inspector
SIIB�ECT : False Alarm Administrative Fee
DATE : October 20, 1995
The following information will support the in.pl.ementation of an
$25.00 administrative fee for processing False Fire Alarms. This
is based on the review of 12 to 15 Reports per week and the
processing of 9 to 12 actual False Alarms per week. The total
time required to complete this task averages 1.4 hours per day or
7 hours per week (1.4 X 5). The following computations will
support this cost:
Labor 7 hrs. @ 21.23 =$148.61
Benefits 148.61 X .30 44.58
Postaq�9 each X $2.29L 20.61
TOT�L $213.80
5213.80 =$23.75 Per Valid Violation Process�id
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Warning for Government and Non-Government facilities. Please let
me know if you need additional information.
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You are hereby notified that the issuance of one courtesy warning during a
calendar year followed by one or more false alarms occurring after the date
the courtesy warning was mailed and within the same calendar year that
the courtesy warning was mailed may result in a citation to appear in
County Court.
THE ISSUA.NCE OF �. COt�1�TESY WA.RNYNG� TO THE �.L�.RNI
USER IS NOT INTENDED TO CRE�,TE ANY R�GHTS ZN THE AL�.RNI
USER. THE ISSUANCE OF �. COURT�SY V4�A.RNING ZS MERELY .�.
COURTESY OF�ERED BY THE CITY TO INDUCE THE AL�.RM USER
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C i T Y O F C L E A R W A T E R
INTEROFFZCE CORREBPONDENCE SHEET
Elizabeth Deptula, City Manager j'
Robert L. Davidson, Fire Chief �f
Monthly Report of Departrnent ctivities
December 5, 1995
FIRE AND E.MS REBPONSEB FOR THE MONTii
Fire Res�onses occurrences
Bldg. Fires -Residential 6
Cornmercial 8
Vehicle Fires 7
Trash Fires 8
Brush Fires 5
Explosion 1
Out of Structure Fires 8
TOTALB: �3
Non-Fire aervice Calls
Overpressure, Ruptures
Hazardous Conditions
Service Calls
Good Intent Calls
False Alarms
Other Calls
T�TAL
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33
86
44
95
2
262
�nployee Hrs. Non-Fire 520:02
Employee Hrs. EMS 1,490:17
TOTAL EMPL. SRB./REBP. 2,195:17
TOTAL EMPL. HRB./TRAIN. 2,795.7
Ff re Inspectf on
Plans Reviewed
Fire Code Inspections
Re-Inspections
Certificates of Occupancy
Miscellaneous Inspections
Suspicious Fires
Arsons Investigated
TOTAL ACTIVITIEB:
Res»onses Bv station:
** Includes Non-Emergency
response times
**45 - Downtown (Incl. P45
**46 - Clearwater Beach
**47 - Highland & Lakeview
**48 - North Belcher Road
**49 - Clearwater Mall
*+�50 - Countrvside
41
411
152
55
73
4
4
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OF NOVEMBER 1995:
Empl. Hours
51:05
57:00
21:43
12:21
6:17
9:32
27:00
184:58
Dollar Loss
$8, 150
9,525
8,900
100
1
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7,211
$33�887
Emerqency Medical Calls
False Ca11s - No Patient (161)
R�espiratory 92
Cardiac 130
Neurological 71
Other Medical 310
Poisonings 39
Motor Vehicle Acc. 275
Trauma 207
Public Assist 75
TOTAL PATIENTB TREATED 1,199
Number ALS Patients 484
TOTAL NO. EM8 REBPONBEB 1,269
TO� DEPT. RESPONSEB: 1,574
TOTAI, ENFORCEMENT HRB.
public Education
Visits to Safety Village
Station Tours
Total Programs
Number of Attendees
AVERAGE � IINIT
RE8PON8E TIME RE8PON8E8
3:24
4:36
3:05
3:07
3:57
3:45
3:49
4:06
4:01
4:09
3:52
3:59
254
35
96
250
132
53
E1is<�;
395
110
303
386
393
261
597.0
14
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PER/STATION
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90
196
221
273
146
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INTEROFFICE CORREBPONDENCE BHEET
: Elizabeth Deptula, City Manaqer
: Robert L. Davidson, Fire Chie
: Monthly Report of Department ctivities
: November 9, 1995
F=RE AND EMS REBPONSEB FOR THE MONTH OF
Fire Res�onses accUrrences
Bldg. Fires -Residential 4
Commercial 4
Vehicle Fires 8
Trash Fires 4
Brush Fires 2
Explosion 0
Out of Structure Fires 5
TOTA.LS : 2 7
Non-Fire Se=vice Calls
�- Overpressure, Ruptures
Hazardous Conditions
Service Calls
Good Yntent Calls
False Alarms
Other Calls -
TOTAL
50
67
38
106
1
262
Employee Hrs. Non-Fire 607:45
Employee Hrs. EMS 1,541:05
TOTAL EMPL. HRB./RESP. 2,226:00
TOTAL EMPL. HRB./TRAIN. 3,Z03.2
Fire Inspection
PZans Reviewed
Fire Code Inspections
Re-Inspections
Certificates of Occupancy
Miscellaneous Inspections
Suspicious Fires
Arsons Investig3ted
TOTAL ACTIVITIEB:
ResQonses By Station:
** Includes Non-Emerqency
response times
52
562
269
43
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4
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1, 006.
OCTOHER 1995:
Em_pZ . Rours
22:17
13:38
11:23
7:19
10:26
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12:07
7?:10
Doll�r Loss
$ 2, 100
1, 3 50
6, 550
500
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1, 150
$11, 650
Emergencx Medical Calls
False Calls - No Patient (198)
Respiratory 78
Cardiac � 129
Neurologic�l 73
Other Medical 314
Poisonings 23
Motor Vehicle Acc. 277
Trauma 243
Public Assist 57
TOTAI, PATIENTS TREATED 1,194
Number AZS Patients 453
TOTAL NO. EMS PESPONSES 1,314
TOTAL DEPT. RESPONSES: 1�603
TOTAL ENFORCEMENT HRB.
Public Education
Visits to Safety Village
Station Tours
Total Programs
Number of Attendees
AVERAGE ,� tTNIT
RESPONSE TIME RESPONSES
772.0
25
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43
2,287
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SUBJECT; NEW PORT RICHEY INTERLOCAL AGREEMENT AND FRANCHISE ORDINANCE
RECOMMENDATION/MOTION: _Adopt Resolution #96-06, approve an Interlocal Agreement, and accept
Franchise Ordinance 1388 with the City of New Port Richey, thereby enabling Clearwater Gas Syst�m to provide
natural gas service to New Port Richey,
m and that the appropriate officials be authorized to execute same.
SUMMARY:
* On January 2, 1996, the City of New Port Richey's City Council approved on second reading an Inter{ocal
Agreement and Franchise Ordinance with the City of Clearwater to a{low the Clearwater Gas System to
provide natural gas service to the citizens of New Port Richey.
* The Interlocal Agreement incorpora.tes the Franchise ordinance as part of the agreement.
* The Interlocal Agreement and Franchise provides the City of Clearwater a thirty (30) year non-exclusive right
to supply natural gas service and to construct, operate and maintain alf facilities necessary to supply gas to the
City of New Port Richey and its citizens.
* The Interfocal Agreement provides for a 6% franchise fee to be paid by the consumers of natural gas within the
City of New Port Richey, collected by the Clearwater Gas System and remitted to the City of New Port Richey.
* On )anuary 4, 1996, the City Commission awarded a contract to A& L Underground, Inc., which provides the
labor and rnaterials necessary to install a 6 inch gas main along US Highway 19 in order to provide the trunk
mainline to bring natura) gas service to the Cities of New Port Richey and Port Richey.
Reviewed by: Originating Deparlment; Cosfs: Commission Action:
lega) Cleanvater Gas Sys � N/A ❑ Approved
Budget N/A �; Tota1 D npprovcd with Canditions
Purchasing N!A User Uepartme�t: �« ❑ Denied
Risk Mgmt. N/A Cleanvater Gasti yslem Current fiscal Year p Continued to:
IS N/A Funding Source:
ACM �� . �� ❑ Capital Im�xovement:
Other N/A Advertised: ❑ Operating:
Date: ❑ Otfier: Attachments:
,f;4� Paper: Inlerlocal Abreement
Submitted by: � Not Required Appropriatio� Code Franchise Ordinancc,
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A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF
CLEARWATER, FLORIDA, ACCEPTING THE FRANCHISE,
PRIVILEGE AND CONCESSION OF THE CITY OF NEW PORT
RICHEY, FLORIDA, FOR THE PURPOSE OF FURNISHING GAS
WITHIN NEW PQRT RICHEY AND TO ITS INHABITANTS, AND
APPROVING THE INTERLOCAL AGREEMENT RELATED
THERETO; PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE DATE.
WHEREAS, on January 8, 1996, the C�ty of New Port Richey, Florida, adopted
Ordinance No. 13$8 and approved an Interlocal Agreement with the City of Clearwater,
copies of which are attached to the original of this resolution and incorporated herein by
reference, granting the City of Clearwater a franchise.for the purpose of furnishing natural gas
service within New Port Richey; and
WHEREAS, the terrns and conditions of the franchise and the Interlocal Agreement are
acceptable; now, therefore,
BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF
CLEARWATEIZ, FLORIDA:
�ectio�:l. The terrns and conditions of the gas system franchise, privilege and
concession granted by the City of New Port Richey, Florida, by the adoption of Ordinance No.
1388 and the approval of the Interlocal Agreement are hereby accepted, and the City
Commission of the City of Clearwater does hereby agree to comply with the terms and
conditions of the franchise a.nd Interlocal Agreement and with all reasonable ordinances
adopted by the City Council of New Port Richey not inconsistent with the franchise,
Section �, This resolution shall take effect imrnediately upon adoption. Upon adoption
of this resolution, the City Clerk shall deliver a ceriified copy to the City Clerk of New Port
Richey.
PASSED AND AI�OPTED this 1 st day of February, 1996.
Rita Garvey
Mayor-Commissioner
ATTEST:
Cynthia E. Goudeau
City Clerk
IN�'ERLOCAL AGR�EMENT REGARDING
GAS SERVICE BETWEEN THE CITY OF NEW PORT RICHEY,
FLORIIIA, AND THE CITY OF CLEARWATER, FLORIDA
T�IIS AGREEMENT, made and entered into this day of
, 1995, by and between The City of New Port Richey, Florida,
a Florida municipal corporation, by and through its City Council (herein "NEW PORT RICHEY")
and the City of Clearwater, a Florida municipal corporation, by and through its City Commission
(herein "CLEARWATER"}.
WITNESSETH:
WHEREAS, it is in the best interests of the citizens of NEW PORT RICHEY to be
provided gas service whenever and wherever feasible; and
WI�EREAS, pursuant to Chapters 166 and 180, Florida Statutes, CLEA.RWATER has
the power and the present capability to provide such gas service in NEW PORT RICI-�EY; and
WHEREAS, NEW PORT RICHEY and CLEARWATER wish to set forth their
agreement with respect to the provision of such gas service to those areas within the corporate
limits of NEW PORT RICHEY, pursuant to the provisions of the Florida Interlocal Cooperation
Act of 1969, as amended.
NOW, THEREFORE, for value and other consideration, it is agreed:
SECTIDN 1. �ECITALS
'I'he recitals and findings contained above are true and correct and are hereby incorporated
within this agreement in full.
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Section 2. �'�,� �� RANT,�,�,EFINI �'ION OF GA.S
For a period of 30 years beginning January l, 1996 anc� ending December 31, 2025, NEW
PORT RICHEY, its successors, and assigns, does hereby give and grant to CLEA.RWATER, its
successors, and assigns, the non-exclusive right, privilege and franchise to furnish gas and to
construct, operate and maintain within the corporate limits of NFW PORT RICHEY, as such
limits rnay be expanded, all facilities required by CLEARWATER to supply gas to NEW PORT
RICHEY, its inhabitants and the places of business located within the corporate lirnits ofNEW
PORT RICHEY, as such limits may be expanded, and other customers and areas now or hereafter
supplied, or to be supplied, gas by CLEARWATER. The exercise of this authority and franchise
by CLEARWATER shall be consistent with the tei-ms and conditions of the Ordinance attached
hereto as Exhibit "A" which is incorporated herein by reference.
The word "Gas" shall mean natural gas and/or commingled gas which is distributed in
pipes. It shall not rnean bottled gas or any other fuel; however, nothing herein shall be interpreted
to prohibit CLEARWATER from engaging in the sale of liquid petroleum (propane) gas.
Sectioa 3. TERMS AND CONDITIONS
All terms and conditions as set forth in NEW PORT RICHEY Ordinance No. 1388 , a
copy of said franchise ordinance being attached hereto as Exhibit "A", are incorporated herein by
reference as if fully set forth herein.
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IN WITNESS WHEREUF, NEW PORT RICHEY and CITY hereto have executed this
agreement on the day and year above written.
CITY OF NEW PORT RICHEY
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��TTEST:
City Clerk
Mayor-Councilmember
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City Attorney
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Countersigned:
Rita J. Garvey
Mayor-Commissioner
Approved as to form and
legal sufficiency:
CITY OF CLEARWATER, FLORIDA
By:
Elizabeth M. Depula
City Manager
Attest:
Pamela K. Akin Cynthia E. Goudeau
City Attorney City Clerk
CM-95-10-50
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JANUARY 4, 1996
C E R T I F I C A T I 0 N
I, JUNE SACHSE HOTTNER, CITY CLERK OF THE CITY OF NEW PORT
RICHEY, FLORIDA DO HEREBY CERTIFY THAT THE ATTACHED IS A TRUE
AND CORRECT COPY OF ORDINANCE NO. 1386 AS ADOPTED BY THE CITY
COUNCIL ON JANUARY 2, 1996.
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ORDIIetANCE NO. 1368
AN ACT GRANTING TO THE CITY OF
CLEARWATER A, FRANCHISE TO CONS'TRUCT,
OWN, AND OPERA,TE A PUBLIC UTILIfiY FOIEt T�IE
DISTRIBUTION AND SALE OF GAS AND TO USE
THE PU]BLIC STREETS AND HIGHWAYS FOR
THA'I' PURP4SE; PROVIDING F4R G�ANT OF
AUTHORITY; PItOVIDING FOR TERM;
PROVIDING FOR INDEMNIFICA.TION; �ROVIDING
FOR CONDI'�'IONS OF U5E OF STREE']�S AND
HIGHWAYS; PROVIDING FOR CONSTRUCTION
WO1tK; PROVIDING FOR RA►.TES; PROVIDING FOR
PAYMENT OF FR.ANCHISE FEE; PROVIDING FOR
COMPLIA►NCE WITH REGULATIONS AND CITY
O.RDINANCES; PROVIDING FOR C�M]E'ETITIVE
OPERA►TIONS BY THE CITY; PROVIDING FOR
SERVICE TO ANNEXED AREAS; PROVIDING �OR
EXTENSIUNS O�' SERVICE; �ROVIDING FOR
SUFFICIENCY OF SUPPLY; PROVIDING FOR
FORFEITURES AND REVOCATION OF
FRANCHISE; PROVIDING FOR
NONTRANSFERABILITY; PROVIDING FOR
INTERLOCAL AGREEMENT; PROVIDING FOR
CONFLICT; PROVIDING F4R SEVERABILITY;
PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE DATE. �
BE IT f)RDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF I�EW
PORT RICHEY AS FQLLOWS:
Seciion I. Defiriitio�ts
For the purposes of tlus Ordinance, the followulg terms, phrases,
words and derivatives shall have tlle followiulg meaning;
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(1) "CITY" is tl�e City of New Part Ricl�ey, Pasco Couiity, Florida;
(2) "CLEARWATER" is tl�e City of Clearwater, Pinellas County, Florida,
wl�icll includ�s its depart��eait, tlle Clearwater Gas Systei�;
(3) "COUNCIL" is the City Council of the City of New Port Richey,
Florida;
(4) "PERSON" is a��y person, finn, partnersllip, association, corporation,
company or organization of any kinci.
(5) "STREETS AND HIGHWAYS" refers to all public streets, roads,
boulevards, alleys, la��es or ot��er public ways owned or maintaiiied by the City or
dedicated ta tl�e public for vellicular traffic a�id also i�lcludes sidewalks, easements, and
rights-of way owned by the City.
(6) "GAS" means natural gas, co-rniligled gas, or ai�y reasonable substitute
therefo�, except lic�uid petroletun (propa�ie) gas.
(7) "FACILITIES OR EQUIPIVIENT" meai�s pipe, pipeline, tube, main,
service, vent, trap, vault, rnanhole, meter, gauge, regulator, valve, conduit, appliance
attaclunent, appurtenances, and any other personal property located, or to be located
ui, upon, along, across, wider, or over City streets or useful in the distributiotl of gas.
(8) "GROSS RECEIPTS FRUM TI-�E SALE UF GAS" means all
revenues received by Clearwater as a result of a sale of gas to custoiners withi�l the
corporate lim.its of the City,
(9) "REGULATIONS" rnea�ls tllose laws, rules, and regulations enacted by
the State of Florida or its regulatory agencies wluch govern gas distribution systems,
sales activities, or associated facilities a�ld equipment.
Sectio�t 2. Grant of Aut/iority
The CITY hereby grants to CLEA.RWAT`ER the right, privilege,
a��d fraalcluse to d.istribute a�ld sell GAS and to erect, construct, operate and maiiltain
a GAS plant, CAS system, distribution system and sales orga�vzation for the sale and
distribution oF GAS, whether natural, manufactured or mixed, within the CITY, and for
titese purposes to establish tlle necessary facilities a�ld equipment and to lay a�ld
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rnauitain GAS mains, service pipes ar�d any otlier equipmeilt necessary to tlle sale and
distribution of GAS in tlle CITY.
( l) L�nexclusive G ant, Tlie riglrts hereui gra��ted shall not be exclusive a.nd
the CITY reserves t��e rig��t to grant a similar use of its STREETS AND HIGHWAYS
to any PERSON during the period of the franchise llerein gra�lted.
Section 3. Term
The term of tliis francliise is for a period of thirty (30) years begiiu�u�g
�.���.,�.� 1996 and endu�g December 31� 2025 . CLEARWATER shall be
subject to all lawful ordil�ances of the CITY and to the lawfiul �xercise of tlie police
Fower of the CITY a�ld to those laws, rules, and REGULATIONS enacted by tlle State
of Florida or its regulatory agencies. Any material violation of the REGULATIONS
shall be deerned to be a default of CLEARWATER's obligations under tlus franchise
ord'u�a��ce a�id shall subject CLEARWATER after notice a�id hearing a�ld determuiation
by dle COtTNCII,, pwrsua.nt to Section 14, to a fiilding that tlie tenns of tluis francluse
have been breached and to tl�e caslcellation of tlle frauichise.
Sectio�: 4. Itll�et�tl�l�Cll�t011.
CLEARWATER shall save tlie CITY hamiless from and ilidem�nify tlle CITY
at all tiines agaiu�st a11 loss, costs, or damages sustained by tlle CITY on account of any
suit, claim or dei�na��d resu.ltulg frorn act or omission on the part of CLEARWATER in
the construction, operation or rnauatenance of tlle GAS systein in the CITY, including
the payment of reasonable attorneys fees and the cost of defense. The CITY shall
notify CLEARWATER in writing within six�y (60) days after the preser�tation of any
clairn or demand either by suit or otherwise made agai�ist the CITY oi� accowit of any
act or oinission on the part of CLEARWATER.
In tlle event that Florida Statutory or common law should prohibit
u�deiniufication as provided herein, or imposes liinitations of liability (Other than as set
forih in Section 768.28 Florida Statutes, or otl�er applicable law}, CLEARWATER
shall be required ta purct�ase, or acquire, liability visura�lce ��7itli aggregate lvnits of
$3,000,000 a��d will narne CITY as ai� additional ii�stu�ed under said policies of
insurance, iilcluding any plali or prograrn for self insttra�lce or retai�led litluts by
CLEARWATER. Nodiing herein is inte��ded to waive or limit sovereigii irnrnunity of
the CITY or CLEARWATER.
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Sectio�i S. Co�rditio�ts ori Use of STRE,�TS AND HIGHWA YS.
(1) j� All mains, service pipes, fixtures a��d other equipmeilt or appliances
placed, maintained or operated by virtue of this fra.nchise sliall be so placed,
constructed, maintained or operated as to not interfere wit�i the drainage of the CITY
or to interfere with or i��jure ai�y sewer or undergrouiid fixture for the conveyance of
water or any other improvelnel�t which tlle CITY ilad heretofore made, or may
hereafter, make in a�ld along its STREETS AND HIGHWAYS nor shall
CLEARWATER winecessarily a��d u�u-easonably iinpede, impair or iuiconve�uence t�ie
use of any of the CITY's streets or highways. Any work done wider tliis section sh�ll
confonn to die grades and sta��dards for such safe facilities as now or hereafter may be
established. In addition, CLEARWATER sha11
(a) provide CITY a�lnually with a tl�ree (3) year plan for expansion of
GAS services witl�i�l the corporate limits of the CITY;
(b) not cut lllt0 any road for 111St1�1at1011 of FACILITIES OR
EQUIPI��iENT, without tlie prior expressed written pennissioll of tlle CITY and shall,
at all times, ulstall GAS facilities by usv�g "jack a��d bore" or "directioilal bore" methad
of ii�stallation; -
(c) maultaui a minimurn vertical separation of eighteen (18) inches and
a minimum of five (5) foot horizontal separatioi�, as measured from outer casing to
outer casu�g, from any a.nd all municipal water a�ld sewer li�ies during installation of
GAS facilities, unless otherwise approved by the CITY's Director of Public `1Vorks in
writing;
(d) submit, and have approved by the New Port Richey CITY Manager
or lus designee, all construction plans and specifications for GAS mains, directional,
and jack and bore service lvies, prior to construction, which construction plan� shall
conform to GAS facility construction specifications promulgated by the Florida
i�epartment of Transportation or the United States Department of Transportation
specification;
(e) submit "as built" construction pla�ls to the CITY Public Works
Deparkment prior to placing a.ny newly coiistructed facility vlto service.
(2) ,ltestoration. Wllenever CLEARWATER e�lters into any street, or
highway to construct, install or rnaintain its facilities, CLEA,RWATER within dlirty
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(30) days af�er the completion of that work, shall repiace or restore a�ly trees,
vegetation, pavi»g, street or higliway lo as good a conditiot� as obtail�ed irnrnediately
prior to CLEARWATER's work. I�i tlle event CLEARWATER fails to t�nake necessary
restoratiot� within a reasonable period of tirne, or in the event the restoration rnade or
attempted by CLEARWATER is disapproved by tl�e CITY, or in tl�e evei�t the
res�oratio�i fails a�id renders da�nage or depreciates tlie CITY's str�ets or highways
wit}iin a period of two (2) years except sod, trees, a.nd vegetation for which the period
sltall be niiiety (90) days, after CLEA.R.WATER's work, the CITY sliall 1�ottfy
CLEARWATER iil writii�g of the restoratio�l needed or of t�le reasons for tlie CITY's
disapprova] of tl�e restoration made or atternpted to be made by CLE.ARWATER.
C�,EARWATER sliall tl�en have tlurty (30) days after the written notice is received to
make the necessary restoration required in the notice, failing wluch, the CIT� shall be
autl�orized to make d�e necessary restoration a�ld charge the cost to CLEARWATER.
Sectio�r 6. Co�tstructiott Wor1�
Tlie CITY i-eserves the right to lay auld perniit to be laid electric conduits, water,
GAS, aitd othec pipelines, or cables, sewers, and to do and pennit to be done any
undergrolind work tliat may be deerned necessary or proper by tl�e CITY ui, across,
along or wlder any street or Ivgllway. In Iaying or permitting such work to be done, the
CITY sl�all not be liable to CLEARWATER herei» for any da�nages so occasiotied.
Whenever, by reason of estabiislung a grade or by reason of cha��ges in the grade of
any street, or by reason of tlie widening, grading, paviiig, or otlierwise irnproving
present or future streets or lug�iways or vi d�e location or ma�lner of construction of a�iy
water pipes, electric conduits, sewers, or other uiidergrouiid structure, it shall be
deerned necessary by the CITY, to alter, change, adapt, or conform the mains,
pipelines, service pipe, or otller apparatus or appurtena��ces of CLEARWATER hereto,
such alternations, or cha��ges, shall be made by CLEAR'U�ATER as ordered in writing
by tlie CITY, without claim for the reirnbursemen� or cornpensation for damages
against th� CITY; provided, however, if tlie CITY shall require CILEARWATER to
adapt �r coiifinn its FACILITIES OR EQUIPMENT , or ii� a1�y way to alter, relocate,
or cli at�ges its FACILITIES OR EQUIPMENT to e�lable any otliea- person or
corporation except the CITY, any other agency exercising powers and duties of the
CITY, Pasco Cowity or the State of Florida to t�se the STREE�'S AND HIGHWAYS,
CLEARWATER sliall be reiinbursed by �lie PERSON or corporation desiring or
occasioning sucl� cl�a��ges for a�ly loss, cost or expeiise caused by or arising olit of such
change, altemaiiou or relocation of CLEARWATER's FACILTIIES OR EQUIPMENT.
CLEA,R.WATER fi�rther agrees tliat it sl�all not ii�terfere witl�, cllange, or injure any
water pipes, drains, or sewers of tlie CITY, ut�less it has received specific pennission
from tl�e CITY's Director of Pu�lic Works,
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Sectior:7. Rates.
Tl�e rates, cl�arges and fees to be cl�arged by CLEARWATER for GAS service
to consurners within the corporate lirnits of New Port Richey during the term of this
franchise sl�all be the sarne rates charged by CLEAR.WATER witli the identical rate
schedule applied to conswners residing witJiiii tl�e corporate limits of tlie CITY of
CLEARWATER, Florida without additional surcharge, or such rates as rnay be affixed
by any agency of the State of Florida having jurisdiction to �ix GAS service rate,
Section 8. Francliise Fe�
In consideration af the graiitiiig of this fraiichise, and cornrnencing upon the
enactmeilt of tliis francl�ise, a.nd each year of tlle franchise tllereafter, CITY sllall be
entitled to receive from CLEARWATER a francliise fee equal to six (6) percent of
CLEARWATER's GROSS RECEIPTS FROM THE SALE OF GAS within the
corporate lunits of New Port Richey, Pasco County, Florida. CLEARWATER will pay
any a.»d all licenses, assessrnents, or other impositions that may now or hereinafter
assessed, levied, or iinposed by tlie CITY, by the Tax Collector, or any other
constitutional off'icer of Pasco County, �lorida, or by a�ly other local or state entity
wlucli assessments, levies, unpositions, or collections are collected by the CITY or the
Tax Collector or any other constitutioi�al of�'icer of Pasco County, Florida, upon
CLEARWATER's facilities and property and CLEARWATER's busviess and
operations widlout deduction frorn gross receipts for calculating the rnonthly franchise
fee. Tl�e franchise fee shall be payable oil a calendar quarterly basis, each sucli
calendar quarterly payment being due on the last day of the m�nth following the end
of eacli calendar quarter. CLEARWATER agrees to funush tlie CITY a list of all
fra�iclvse customers widiin tl�e corporate limits of t�le CITY o� New Port Richey upon
detnand a�ld without cost. At the end of each fiscal year, CLEARWATER st�all subiriit
to the CITY a staternent of CLEAR.WATER's gross receipts derived frorn witlwi the
corporate lirnits of tl�e CITY, listing tl�e twelve mo��ths of the fiscai year and the
respective gross receipts, certified by a�i independent certified public accountant,
Section 9. Regulatio�i arid CITY �rdina►ices. �
CLEARWATER shall at all times be subject to lawful ordinances af tl�e CITY
and its applicable REGULATIO]'�1S now in effect or hereafter +�nacted relating to the
use of tlie CITY's streets or lvigl�ways. CLEARWATER sl�all at all tiunes comply with
all reaso�jable ord'ulances, rules, a��d REGULAT�ONS enacted or passed by tl�e CITY
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llOt 111 C011.fllCt W1�I1 �le teIYI1S Of �IIS fI'1i1C�liSe. CLEARWATER shall have the rigl�t to
make, establisli, or rnaintain ai�d enforce sucll reasoi�able REGULATIONS for the
operation of its distribution systern as may be reaso�iably i�ecessary and proper, not
inconsistent witll ttie tenns of this fi-atichise and any ordi»a��ce of the CITY.
CLE,A,RWATER may, in its discretion, refuse to fiinlish GAS or service to any
customer who is delinquent on a�ly bill rendered, or for other reasonable grounds, in
accordance with tlie same procedures as CLEARWATER provides for its custorners
witllin the CITY of CLEAR.WATER. CLEARWATER agrees t�lat all documents
relating to this franchise sliall be and remain a public record.
Section l0. Competitive Opertatio�is by tlre Cl�'Y.
As a fiu-ther consideration of tivs fra�lclvse, the CITY agrees not to engage in the
busiiless of distributing and selling GAS during the life of tllis francluse or any
extension thereof, iii coinpetition with CLEARWATER, its successors, a�ld assigns.
Nothing herein is inteuded to prolvbit tlle CITY from approving a�ly other GAS
franchise ordinance to a��y other GAS service provider.
Section 11. Ari�texation.
I�i the event of the annexation of any territory to the present corporate limits of
the CITY, such arulexed territory and all poriions of the GAS system of
CLEARWATER located t]�erein sliall become subject to all of the terrns and conditions
of this franchise and ordinance as of the time sucli a�u�exatioil becomes effective. It
shal� be tl�.e responsibility of the CITY to notify CLEARWATER i�i writulg witllin
thirty (30) days after the effective date of every sucll auinexation.
Section 12. Exte�rsio�i of Servic�
vi �onsideration of the rights gra�lted tu�der tlus francluse and the duration of this
fra�iclvse, CLEAR.WATER agrees that its facilities to be installed witliin the corporate
liunits of the CITY will be expanded to provide service to new customers ail th� tenns
a.nd conditions hereviafter set fortl�. Such expansion shall occur on tlie followi��g terms
and conditions, to-wit:
(1) GAS service shall be extended to customers desiring said service based
on a feasibility formula. Such fonnula shall be the fonnula currently vi effect s��stem-
wide as t�len adrnilustered by CLEARWATER, but, at a minimum, shall be as follows:
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G�S service shall be extended if tll� constniction
costs expeiided to such custorners ilicluding, btit i�ot
limited to debt service a��d expenses will be
recovered by CLEARWATER tl�rougli rates paid by
tliose customers wit�iin a maxirnuin of seven (7)
years. If an application for GAS service does not
rneet tl�e 7-yeas- payback period, then, vl such event,
such customers, rnay make a lurnp sum contribution
. in aid of coustruction to allow the 7-year payback
staiidard to be met. Li the event the system-wide
fonnula provides for a fon�ula longer than seven (7)
years, that longer period shall be used.
Sectio�t 13. St�f�ciertcy of SicFF1Y•
This franchise is gaa�ted upon condition that CLEARWATER agrees to
mai�itaul aa�d supply s«fficient qua.ntities of GAS to meet tlle needs a�ld requirernents
of its customers in tl�e CITY. The quality of GAS sllall at a minimi.un meet the
sta�idards set for it by tlle Public Service Coinmission. In tlle event by act of God,
strike, riot, public eneiny or otlier cala�nity, or re�triction in tlle supply oi GAS
beyond tlle control of CLEA.RWATER or its interstate supplier, or by reason of the
regulation exerted by the Florida Public Service Cornrnission or the Federal Energy
Regulatory Comunission or other regulatory body l�aving jurisdiction on the
premises, the supply of GAS should be interrupted, CLEARWATER shall,
nevertheless, contu�ue to supply the available GAS te� such customers as it is
possible, and sliall employ its full services to rernedy such deficiency of GAS supply,
and sliall resume complete GAS service wlien that is possible.
Sectio�i 14, Forfeature or revocation of franchise.
Violatio�� by CLEAR�VATER of a�iy of the covenants, tenns, a�id conditions
llereof, or default by CLEA.RWATER in observing or carrying into effect a�ly of. said
covenaa�ts, tenns and conditions, and any material violation by CLEARWATER of
the REGULATIONS, shall authorize a.i�d ernpower the COUNCIL to declare a
forfeiture of a��d to revoke and cancel all rights granted hereunder, provided,
liowever, that before such action by tlie C�UNCIL sllall become operative au�d
effective, CLEARWATER shall have been served by tlie COUNCIL with a written
notice setti»g fori�� all matters pertiiiei�t to sucl� violation or defat�lt, a�id describu�g
the action of the COUNCIL with respect thereto, a��d CLEARWATER shall have
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a period of sixty (60) days afler service of such notice witliin wl�ich to tenninate
sucil violatioli or default; a�ld provided furtller that aciy violatio�i or default arising
from a�l act of God, strike, riot, public enemy or other calaix�ity ar restriction in the
supply of GAS beyond the control of CLEARWATER or its interstate suppliers or
by reason of the regulation exerted by the Public Sernice Coriunission or the Federal
Energy Regulatory Commission or other regulatory body having jurisdiction on the
premises sliall not constinite grounds for revoking aild caiiceluig any rights
hereunder. Iii tlie eveiit tliat CLEARWATER, upon receipt of said written notice
from tlie CITY, does not desist from such violation witliin tl�e time aforesaid , then
CI.,EARW�.Z'ER shall be deerned to be in default and subject to an appropriate
action to tenninate the said fra�ichise, grants, privileges, rights, licenses and
urununities given by tllis franchise. CLEARWATER is required to rnake every
effort to maintain operation and service at all times in the event of any work
stoppage by its ernployees.
Any material discolitiiluation, or intenruption, of service to a S1g1llf1Callt
nwnber of customers in the CITY in excess of three (3) conseeutive days, except in
cases arising from act of God, strike, riot, public enemy or othex calamity, or
restrictio�i in t11e supply of GAS beyond the control of CLEARWATER or its
interstate supplier, or by reason of the regulatioii exerted by tlie Florida Public
Service Coinmission or the Federal Energy Regulatory Coinmission or other
regulatory body having jurisdiction on tl�e premises or other cause beyond the
control of CLEA,RVi�ATER, shall constitute a defat�lt uiider this agreernent and rnay
subject CLEARWATER to the remedies set forth here�n; provided, however, that
CLEARWATER slia(1 not be required to lay replacement FACII,ITIES OR
EQUIPNiENT beyond sucll point as it detennvles to be economically feasible, and
unless tl�e revenue from st�ch additional FACILITIES OR EQUIPMENT shall
warrant StiC�l il�stallation on a basis of reasoiiable cornpensatioi� or return on
CLEARWATER's iulvestment. Such policy shall be the sai�e as CLEA R.WATEI�
applies within the CITY of CLEARWATER.
Sectiort 1 S. Nontransferability of Fratrclti.se.
CLEARWATER shall not sell, assign, or otherwise tra�isfer its fra��chi5e
granted under this Ordinance to any other PERSON without the prior written
approval of the CITY CUUNCIL. No sale or tra��sfer of a�ly �u�terest in the francluse
shall be effective tu�til CLEARWATER has f led with tl�e CITY Clerk the executed
legal instrulnent reciting the sale, assi�vnent, lease or otlter transfer. Tlvs Section
sl�ail not be deemed to liinit tlie rigllt of CLEARWATER to pledge and eilcumber
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its GAS system u�cludiuig its frai�cliise from the CITY of New Port Ricliey, Florida,
as sect�rity for tlle payment of inoney borrowed by CLF,ARWATER in the cowse
of its loiig-tenn capital ii�vestments.
Sectiojt I6. Iralerloc4l Agreejtten�
Tlle CITY and CLEARWATER acknawledge that CLEARWATER has the
legal autllority pursuant to the Florida Statutes to provide GAS service and, further,
that the CITY, upon appropriate exercise of its powers could also provide such
serv�ce, Tlle CITY and CLEARWATER have determined it is in the best interests
of both parties and their citizens for CLEARWATER to provide GAS service within
the corporate lirnits of tl�e CITY as defined liereiul. Altllougli tlle right to provide
such GAS service is being granted liereunder by this fra.�lchise ordinance, it is the
uiteiit of the CITY and CLEARWATER that dus ord.i�iance, to dle extent necessary,
constitute also an interlocal agreement pursuant to the provisions of the Florida
Interlocal Cooperatiae Act of 1969, as aunended.
Sectio�: I 7. Coti, jl'icG
All ordinances and parts of ordii�ances in conflict herewitll be and the same
are hereby repealed.
Sectio�i 18. Severability.
It is declared to be the ultent of the City COUNCIL of the City of New Port
R.icliey, Florida., that if any section, subsection, sentence, clause or provision of this
Ord'uiance is held to be invalid or tulconstitutional by any court of competent
jurisdiction, tlle ret�nainder of the Ordina��ce sllall be coiistrued as not having
contained said section, subsection, seiltence, clause or provision and shall not be
affected by such ho�ding.
Sectio�i 19. Effeciive Dat�
Tlus ordinance shall take effect immediately upon its adoption and upon
approval of an Interlocal Agreement between the City of New Port Richey and the
City of CLEARWATER.
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The above and foregoing Ordinance was read aiid approved on first reading
at a duly convened meeting of dle City Council of the City of New Port Richey,
Florida, this 19t11_ day of December , 1995.
The above and foregoulg Ordinance was read and approved on second reading
at a duly convened mee�ing of the City Council of t1�e City of New Port Richey,
Florida, this 2nd day of Janl�, 1996.
ATTEST:
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Gity Clerk
CM-95-10-56
R-12-26-95
Peter A. Altman
Mayor-Councilnnember
Thomas K. Morrison, Esquire
City Attorney
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Tharrk yau for t�king the time to meet with me and di�cuss our Suncoast
S�ilinq Campaign. �
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W? �x'� �acited � abbu� tri�e p�o�l��ti�n to h�v� "�', w�ek in March h�
designated as •learwater on Sail in honor�of the; Suncaast 3ailing
r.r,.�,aic�n. � � �
Aa w�e dis�ussed; our t��a has. been very succcssful iri �recel.v�nq � g�'e�t
amount of exposure through the media. We have ha� iriterviews with T.V'.
44 � T. V, 10 r T�. V. 9, tk�re� int�rvYpws with c2ir�t�ne1 8, plus �ec�ular
articles with Event magazine and other loca7. publications, multi�le
articles in th�� St. P�tersburg Timesr Tamp�_ 1riD�xne, USA Toda�, Tampa
$ay $pa�tts, •e�d the ii�t g�s vn. ,� j .
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Ouz� tc�am �akes pride in clatming Cl.earwater and t�he �Clearwt�t+�r sail�nq
Center as their home and aailing headquarters. '
The tea.m coritinu�il3y brings otner team$ from al.� QveY the wor].d to
Clearwater fur �raining. During training out of the Cleartivater Sailing
Center, th� te� provic9�� iri�ormation, �nd even xid�� on tb�ir Olympi�
catamaran to thpse washing to e►xperience the . tri 11. '
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Recently� they Kosted abo�at 25 kids fram Joshua hoi��e• and �ovk them each
out fcr � ri@e.! mh� ?oo�� on t�c�e kide ��cs E�:.`C kt s33.
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U.S. Olyn�pic re�res�ntative, especially with their recent finish a� the
1�t U. e. ?���t s. ?r_» ��: �rw32 boa± i:: t�:e �t. °et�,: �burg �11 �i� f?eg�,�a
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funds; we now need Clearwatere help. w� now have''le�� than �our months
l�ft be?Qre. th�� tri�ls �s�� �84,Q4�.Oa td raia�� �
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We aek for �our jassistanc� with a$5000.Ofl advert,i.siAg/sponsor�hip duad
ma�tching fund gpansorship of �5000.4Q. Th�s spon�orship would be more
benef3c3a1 ta ycu than an� 'othar funds that you havs qxanted to aay
eportg group in 'the p�s� . �
w� wuttl�! pro��d� C1P��vat�r witii� bi lltzv�rd space: drf �u� �otoz hor�e, vsm
and b�aat. The�e v�ehicles will b� drivgn and saf:�ed all over the
�c�uritx`y. Think l�f wii�t i.t would met��i fbr Clc�z�w�t�r as a d�$tiri�►ticin td
have a traveling bilihoard a$ w�li a� an on �ria wate.r billboard. �ust
a�k CXearwatez-�' Mattress w�at expo�urQ tk�.ey have i�n2! f�� �iie�=
a6eociativn wit�i us.
4?e tY:s.�k y�a �'o� jour afi��::�i�r_ to our grope�a3, �1e will b�e �s�Y1 r^�
m�et with you o� w�ke a presentation to the appropriate parties. We
w� se �3��Q v± �s: ,tape aw�i �.�? e.
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We wf,l� be in Miami until MondBX attending tbg Mism� Olympi� ftega�tt�.
I� you naed �o �eaoM us I ca�n be reached via t�obi� phpne at 415-4639.
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FACT SHEET
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There are nwnerous versions of the American Dream. One of the loftiest,
held by millions of younq people is the dream of x�epresentinq our country
in that zenith of amateur competitions...The Olympics.
That dream may soon be fulfi�lled for the enterprising and talented crew
of the Suncoast Sailing Ca�npaign which is on the threshold of achieving
the right to represent the United States in the 1996 Olympic Catamaran
Racing Competition.
The Suncoast Team, based at the Clearwater Sailing Center on Clearwater
Beach, is skippered by Robbie Oaniel of Clearwater� who has won more than
150 regattas against Olympic caliber opponents.
The teain races "Tornado" u.niversally recognized as the world's fastest
catamaran of its size, which moves in competition at speeds in e�ccess of
30 knots. The Suncoast group has been accredited as an Official Olympic
Tornado Contender by the United States Sailing Foundation.
The Intensive 1995 training reqiment the Suncoast catamaran Tornado team
has scheduled in preparation for the Olympic trials, calls for its
participation in 45 regattas in the United States, Ca.nada and overseas.
It is riqorous training mission which will encompass travel of more than
80,000 miles.
The teann members applauded throughout the country for their
"sailsmanship" have already brought pride and prestige to the citizens of
our Suncoast and represent the closest opportunity we will have to be
identified with the 1995 Swnmer Olympics in Georgia.
To acquire the championship equipment which is essential to compete
against top-ranked crews from a11 over the world...ta maintain their
arduous training routine, and to garticipate in the various regattas
which will deterrnine eligibility for the Olymgics, requires a budget
estimated at �250,000, well beyond the financial resources of theae
courageovs and proficient amateurs.
To encourage public contributions that will generate the funds necessary
to enable the Suncoast Sailinq Campaiqn Tornado Catamaran Tea.m to emerqe
vict�rious in the Olympic trials, the team has established a not-for-
profit fund with the United States Sailing Foundation. Thus donors will
be eligible for tax deductions.
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Sailing +rorld officials have f:naliy allored corporate A�erica to public'y display su�oort and interest on the boats� just
as an race �ars in aotor sports. ''�ta�aran racing ras brought into a �edia fr2ni� dur;ng the Stars and Stripe� A�erica's
Cup Challenge rith 9ennis ;onner. i,a:a�aran racing continues to gror in populari;y,
�lulti-hutl raciog has been designed in si�ilarity rith the auto racing circuit. Crords can clearly see the race course rith
oortions �f the cour;e passing as ciose as 10 yards fro� shore, tand-5ased spectators can witness the chitls and spills
'hat high speed cacing ia ctose quarters provides. T5e spec`a•�rs can also touch the boats and talk rith the racers before
and after the race because cataoarans la�nch right frow the beach.
�any races are run in cunjunctio� �ith city-ride celebrations, Atthough spectatflr galleries range in size� it is not unusual
to experience an audience of 10,�00 people or �ore, as �ell as receivirg tetevised and other �edia attention. The tea• has
had eztensive intervietis rith T��4, TY10, TYB, TV9, Event Magazine, Sperts Ta�pa Bay Kagazine, St. Petersburg Ti�es� USA
Today....and the list continualiy g��MS.
The nu�ber of entrants in each race can range up to 600 baats or �ore such as in the case of the Citrus Fest near Oclando
each year known as ihe largest in �and regattas.
The Suncoast Sailing Ca�paign has an ou*.standing racing history. They have been f�atured in several television ioterviers,
co��ercials, and neMspaper articles highlighting th�ir inspirational rinning record. T�tie tea� has a built-in 31 foot high
billboard� as rell as constant ezposure rhen the boat and teaa are traveling on the road rith t�eir 20 foot long Rulls and
tea� van that draws attention rhere ever they travel,
ke have ic�ciuded an abbreviated sailing resu�e of skiPper Robbie Daniel, the driving force beh��d the Suncoast Sailing
Caecaign Tea�.
TAe !ea� expects to partici�ate in �ore than 15 races in differ�nt locations around the country in 1995 and cover over 80,000
�iles on the road. These races rill be in key cities all over the United States xith a high conceatration in Florida and
on alonq the u.S. Eastern seaboard.
Ile ask for your co�pany the opportunity ta beco�e a proud sponsor of this exciting spart as�d becowe a part of the rinning�
Suncoast Saili�9 �a�F3ign,
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* The Suncoast Sai linq Ca.mpaign Team is competinq for a position on tbe US
Olympic Team in the Olympic Tornado Catamar3n sailinq division. The sailing
portion of the Olympics will be held in Savannah Georgia in Auqust of 1996.
The Team will compete in the Olyrnpic Trials in May of 1996. The winner of
this lA day event will be the Olympic represeratative.
* The Team consists of:
Skipper Robbie Daniel: 33 year old Clearwater resident employed in
the Home Depot Olympic Job Opportunity proqram.
Enrich Rodriguez: 36 year old Miami resident employed as a
Lieutenant in the Miami. Fire Department.
Jill Nickerson: 3? year old Clearwater resident employed as an
advertising consultant in St. Petersburq.
Andy Keysor: �6 year old Clearwater resident, stationed in
Valdasta, Georgia as a Sergeant in the Air Force.
* The Team will race approximately 45 regattas per year and need to raise
over �100, 000 per year to pay for travel,, equipment, coachinq, food and
reqatta registration and expenses. The Team will need to purchase 2 quality
Tornadfl Catamarans costinq �23,040.00 each as well as at least 6 sets of
sails over the 3 year period costing approximately $2000.00 each.
* An averaqe Olympic regatta will cost the team an average of $275.00 to
�35Q_00 per day with each reqatta lastinq approximately 4-6 days. These
costs do not include any breakdown costs and do not include the cost o£
travel outside the continent. Regatta registration alone can be as much as
�400.00 per reqatta, with the average Olympic reqatta reqistration costing
�200_00
* An average 5 day training camp with a coach will cost the team
approximately �2250.00. This cost will cover a coach, gas for a coach boat,
food and film and development. It does not include any costs for housing and
presumes t�at the Team will be able to use their own housing. While the team
is racing and training, they •�ill run through an incredible amount of food.
As an exa.mp? e, they will eat approximately 5 lbs of bananas, 1 loaf of bread,
1 bag of small snickers bars and a couple gallons of water, coke and
Gatorade, among other items, in just 1 day on the water, not includinq
bxeakfast or dinner.
* The Team is supported only through their own funds and the generous
donations of friends, families, companies and private donations. The Team
attends festivals, speaks at private group meetinqs and is constantly seekinq
out corporate support. All donation are tax deductible through the US
Sailing founda�ioii. For information on how you can help, call 813-734-0799.
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SPEED! SPEED! SPEED! The Tornado catamaran is the fastest Olympic class
boat, reaching speeds up to 30 knots or mare.
Two clean, 20 foot long hulis, 9'-11" beam, 31 foot high mast, 237 square
feet of sail, and light weight construction, explain the Tornados'
aerodynamics and incredible acceleration. Five seconds bpfore the
starting gun, just 50 feet frvm the starti�g li�e, the Tornados will
accelerate ac�oss the line at top speed!
To�nado skippers must know aeradynamics in order to control the boat's
quick response to wind and waves. Tornado sailors are aften cal7ed
"daredevils" bec�use of the incredible boat speed which sometimes leads
to a capsize.
Designed in 1966 in England, the Tornado entered Olympic competition in
1972. The complexity of the Tornado design altied to its excellent
performance has produced a boat of outstanding quality that delivers
exciting competition and challenge to its skipper and crew of one.
Due to the high level of excitement, the Tornado is a natural attraction
to the media and thousands of regatta watchers who are able to watch a
race from the shore. ' With its' 31 foot mast, the Tornado makes a
wonderful advertising billboard both or� the water and on the beach fior
sponsors.
MYST E R E
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Still more SPEEO! SPEED! SPEED! The Mystere catamaran is among the
fastest praducti o� catamarans i n the wo�1 d. Its speed i s rated equal to
that of the Tornado.
It is similar in design to the Tornado with 20' hulls, 8'-6" beam, 31'
mast and 282 square feet of sail, compleme�ted with a 425 squa�e foot
massive spinnaker.
Due to the time demands for assembl ing the Tornado, fihe Mystere is also
used in competition for the tearn to be able to sail as many races as
possible,
The Mystere and the Tornado make a� exceZlent workout for the team, due
to their speed capacities and design similarities.
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RobOie Oaniel's sailinq life started at t�e teader age of 12, His incredible rinning historr started at the age of 15,
vinnin9 tAe Nobie t4 Sooth Florid� Cha�pionsl�ips. Jn addition to racin9 the Pre-Sail and Iop Sail racing circuits, Robbie
has over 1S0 first place finishes at various races and national points regattas around the country. listed belor are so�e
af the �oce arestigious, and �aticnal titles aad races Rob6ie is proud to dispiay ia his resu�e. A co�plete list is available
upon request,
1995 DoNn the Bay long Oistaoce Annapolis-YA 8each
1994
1993
1992
1991
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Inn on the 8ay Ounedin, FL
Pedros Run long Oistance 1st to finisn St. Au9ustine, FL
Tornado SE Regio�als (lst Il�erican) Mia�i, FL
Traderinds Regatta Nia�i, Fl.
Hangover Regatta Ta�pa, fl
Steeple Chase long Distance Ker largo, FL
Nug Race Paiatta-Jacksonville, Fl
Derils Triaegl� Regatta Ft. Pierce, Fl
Mystere Nortb A�erican Cha�picnship Annapolis, MD
LNMS� Annual Catfest Charlotte, MC
Fal? Harvest Mia�i, Fl
Maryland State Cha�pionship Annapolis, ND
taborday Open Ta�pa, FL
Devils Triangle Regatta . F±. Pierce, Fl
Ca�ch Cup M�a�i, FL
Gun Porder Cha�pionseip Annapolis,MO
Suncoast Screater Ta�pa, FL
SANS Race St. Pete Pier, Fl
Daytona Open Daytona Beach, Fl
Turkey Trot Ta�pa, FL
Steeple Chase Long Distance(record� Key largo, FL
Dorn the 8�y long Distaoce Cha�pion Annapolis-Yirginia Bch� YA
Mer En9land 100 Cha�F�oo Mer london-ber Bedfard, CT
Hobie 21 Regatta Jacksonville, FL
Hobie 21 Regatta Daytona, FL
Hobie 21 N�tional Cba�pion Jac�sonville� FL
Habie 21 Midrinters Cdaipion Ta�pa, fl
Maryland State Cha�Pionship Balti�ore, MD
Oorn the 8ay long Oista�ce Cha�pion Annapolis•Virginia Bch, VA �
Nc�ie 21 Top Points ior Divisior+ 8 Florida Division
Nobie 21 Divisioo 9 Cha�pion Ta�pa, FL
NoEie 21 North A�erican Cha�pion Canada
Mug Race loog Distance Palatka-Jacksonville, FL
Hobie 21 Dirision 8 Cha�pion Ta�pa, FL
Nobie 21 National Chawion Cape God, MA
Hobie 21 Florida State Chadpion Mia�i, FL
Hobie 16SX Southeast Regiona) Cha�p Clearrater� FL
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Multihull Wid-Minte�s
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Mid-winters cast �obie
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Pier Nabie Race
SANS Race
Daytona Su��e� Siziler
Hohie 16 Nationals
Suncaast SGrea�er
Gun Power 11
Fall Oly�pic Race
Nobie 20 Nationals
Prindle Nationals
Dixie Regatta
Fall Harvest
SAMS Race •
SailFest
Steeple Chase
Ta�oa, FL
PI :�tattion Key, FL
S±. Petersburq, FL
ilia�i, FL
Mi a�i , FL
Mia�i, Fl
Ta�pa, FL
Clearrate�, FL
�li a�i , Fl
Sanford, FL
Ta�pa, FL
Savaa�ah, GA
Tavpa, FL
Miaai, FL
GulfPort, WS
Ft. Pierce, Fl
Jacksonville, FL
�la�ptoo, VA
Taapa, FL
Tavpa, FL
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Or�ond Bch, FL
Annapalis, NO
Clearrater, FL
Oaytona, Fl
Coacoa 3ch, Fl
Mar61e Head, MA
Taapa, FL
Jacksonviile, Fl
Pensacc�a, FL
Savannah, Gti
Ki�gston, C�yADA
Kingston, C�MAdA
Pensicola, FL
St, Petersburg, Fl
Ta�pa, FL
Oaytona� fl
Daytona, FL
Clearwater, Fl
8altimore, ND
Sava�nah, G�
Ft, Malto�, Fl
Peosacala, fL
Sanford, fl
Mia�i, F1
Taspa, Fl
Saoford, FL
Key la�go, FL
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EGUIPMENT 1995 1996
iMarstro� lornado 20�000
Shipping fro� Sreeden ��1r�0
Sails- 1 setsiyr 8,000 8,000
Spare parts 3�000 3,000
Trailer Pay�ents 2,8U0 2,800
Repairs 2,540 2,540
Gea� 1, �00 1,500
Yehicle repair � 2,000 2,404
Power Badt pay�ent 4,800 4,804
Vehicle pay�enfi ',800 4,6D0
Insuraoce 1,500 1,500
= BasRd on the current value of the Sred�sh doliar in Oece�ber 1994,
aE6ISTRATIOMS
TRAVEI
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OFFICE d MA:I
Races
Tornado Association
US Sa i 1 i ng
YacDt C1 ub I�e�bersh �p
3,200 2,500
90 90
80 80
1, 500 1,500
lii 1 eage 18, 760
Air B,SOQ
Shipping international�y 8,000
Acco��odatioAS (ave 86 nights/yr) 5,590
Meals for 2 plus accationai road crer 5,000
Car rental abroad (14 days) 1,200
PAo�e 1,500
Postage
Misl
Co��issio�s
TEAM 11VIkG AND SUPPORt EXPEilSfs
SUB TOiALS
TOTAL 2 YEAR CAl+IPAI GN
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t ,800
20,000
13,580
1�500
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4,225
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24,000 � 35, 000
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s292,995
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CITY OF CLEARWATER
OFFICE OF TOURISM DEVELOPMENT
Be�ty Deptula, City Manager
Jean Sherry, Director urism Development
Mayor and Commissi n
Proposal to Support the Olympic Sailing Team
January 31, 1996
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In review of the proposal requesting sponsorship support for the Clearwater-based sailing
team competing in the 1996 and the 2000 Summer Olympics, I enthusiastically recommend
approval by the City Commission. As an avid sailor and active sailboat racer in Clearwater
for the past 8 years, I am aware that Clearwater represents an exciting destination for sailors
of all skill levels. The Clearwater area is well respected for its navigable waters, availability
of charter boats, sail lofts, and is the home of many well-known sailboat designers and
builders.
As the City's Director of Tourism Development, support of the Clearwater Olympic Team in
such a way will provide exceptional domestic and international exposure to a highly diverse
demographic rnarket, which translates to awareness and interest in Clearwater as a
destination,
The office of tourisrn is new and does not have the budget resources for this project.
However, I encourage the Commission to review other possible sources to fund this special
opportunity. An association with the Summer Olympics is a positive image enhancement for
Clearwater,
Respectfully submitted.
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January 18� 1996
The Honorable Rita Garvey
Mayor, Cit�/ of Clearwater
P.O. Box 4748
Clearwater, FL 34618-4748
Dear Mayor Garvey:
COpiES TO;
COMMISSION
JAN 2 2 i996
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CLERK / ATTORN='�
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Commissfoner aeorpe M. Jirotka. Treas,
CouncUmember Chuck W(141ams, Sec,
Commissioner Sue A. Berfield
Commlasioner Karen Brayboy
School Board Membar Barbara J, Crockett
Mayor Tom De Cesare
� Councilmember Connie Kone
• Councilrnernber Oaryl l�s
� ' Commtsslone� Connle C. Mudano
Commiss(one� Tan �sbome
Commissionar Aobert 8. Stewart
David P. Healey, AICP
Executive Directo�
Please find enciosed a copy of the Notice of Denial forvvarded to attorney Harry Cline
concerning Ciearwater Case # CW 95-58. While the letter points out the property owners
right to apply for administrative hearing, I wanted to be sura the City� who is technically
th� applicant under our countywide pianning process, understood that the City could itself
apply for administrative hearing within twenty-one (21) days of this n�tification.
Please refer to the enciosed letter with respect to the deta+{s of the administrative hearing
process oc have your staff contact me and I wil{ be glad to review this procedure with the
City.
1f the City does not intend to apply for administrative hearing, I would appreciate
conflrmation to that effect in order that we may proceed with scheduling the final hearing
with the Countywide Planning Authority.
Thank you for your cooperation and participation in the Countywide planning process.
Sincerety,
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David P. Healey
Euecutive Director
Enclosure ' + �
cc: Commissloner Sue B�:rfield, P(nellas Planning Councll Representative
Harry qlne� Esq.� MacFarlane Ausley Ferguson & M�Mullen
Scott Shuford, Centra! Permftting Dlrector� City o( qearwater
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14 SO. FT. HARRISON AVE.� SUITE 3010 • CLEARWATER� FL�RIDA 34616
TELEPHONE (813) 464-3855 FA)( (813) 464-3827
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January 18, 1996
Mr. Harry Cline� Esq.
McFarlane� Ausiey, Ferguson
and McMullen
P.O. Box 1669
Ciearwater, FL 33617
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Commisslo�e� Danlel Pohto, Ctm.
Commissloner Jean Halvorsen, V{co Ctxn,
Commisslonor tieor9e AR. Jirotka. Trsas.
Coc�nGimember Chuck Willtarn�. Sec.
Commtssloner Sue A. Berfleld
Commtssloner Ka�an 8rayboy
School Boaro Member Barbara J. Crockea
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Coundlmember Corx�te Xone
' Counclirnarnber Daryl Landls
Commisslone� Coru�le C. Mudano
Commisslonef Tom Osbome
CommissJoner Aobert 8. Stewait
RE: �lotice of Denial - Case #CW 95-58: City of Clearwater
Appiicatian for Amendment of the Countywide Future Land Use Plan
Dear Mr. Cline:
Oavid P. Healey, AICP
ExecuNve Diredo�
At the January 17, 1996 Pinellas Pianning Councii pubiic hearing� Case #CW 95-58 was
recornmended to be denied by the Council. Th� Council's recommendation for deni�l wiil
be transmitted to the Board of County Commissioners� acting as the Countywide Planning
Authority� for finai hearing and action, which hearir�g is now scheduled for Tuesday,
February 6, 1996 at 9:30 A.M. Any action by the Countywide Planning Authority contrary
to the recommendatian for denial by the PPC requires a majority plus one vote of the
entire board. _
in accordance with the provisions of the "Rules Concerning the Administration of the
Countywide Future Land U'se Ptan as Amended"� Soctions 5,1.3.2 and 5.�.3.3� this letter
is �o notif� you that the recommendation of the Pla�ning Council is to deny the above
referenced amendment and to advlse you af your rigr�t to appiy for an administrative
hearing prior to the final action by the Countywide Pianning Authority. The letter is
address�d to you as the designated representative of the property owner for the subject
application.
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As a substant�ally affected person, youu mav appiy f�r an admin�strative heannq w�thin
twenty one (21 �ys of this notification of denial. Your appiication must be flled with the
Pineilas Pianning Councii, upon receipt of which we will arrange for the administrative
hearing through the State Division of Adr�inistrative Hearings. The application for
administrative hearing is required to be in a forrn for consideration under and subject to
the procedures of Chapter 120, Florida Statutes. 1 will be happy to review with you the
requirements of this process should you choose to appiy.
14 SO. FT. HARRISON AVE., SUITE 3010 • CLEARWATER. FLORIDA 34616
TELEPHONE (813) 464-3855 FAX {813) 464-3827
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ff you have any questions regarding this process or the requirements to file an
applica�on, please call me at 4s4-3855. . .
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ExecuWe Director
o� a Ray Meaaor, Property Owner
soo� sn�r«a, acP� Otrector ot Central Pemnitlln�
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FOR COMMISSION MEETING Februarv 1. 1996 APPOINTMENTS Agenda #
BOARD Airport Authority
TERM: 4 Years
APPOINTED BY: City Commission
FINANCIAL DISCLOSURE: Not required
RESIDENCY REQUtREMENT: City of Clearwater
Special Qualifications; None j5097-91 �
MEMBERS: 5
CHAIRPERSON: Charies Sitcox
MEETING DATES: 1 st Wed., 3:00 p.m.
PLACE: Chambers
APPTS. NEEDED: 1
DATE APPTS TO BE MADE: 2J1 /96
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THE FOLLOWiNG ADVISORY B�ARD MEMBERIS) SEAT(S) NOW REQUIRE EITHER
R APPOINTMENT FOR A NEW TERM OR REPLACEMENT BY A NEW APPOINTEE.
Date of Original Attendance Interest in
.Iy.�� L��QOintment Record L�a��ointrnent
1. Charles Silcox '1993 past year - 12 mtgs YES
current terrn expires 2/28/96 present 11 - absent 1
THE FOLLOWING NAMES ARE BEING SUBMITTED FOR CONSfDERATION TO FILL THE ABOVE
VACANCIES:
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1. William Andres
1304 S. Evergreen Ave., 3461 6
2. Charles Kilbride
2489 Stag Run Blvd., 34625
3. Robert Lunt
833-C Keene Rd. N., 34615
4. Mike Palouian
1320 Surnrnerlin Dr., 34624
5. H. Virginia Robinson
1005 Amble l.n., 34615
6. Dennis Roper
995 Lake Forest Rd.,34625
7. Francis J. Werner
1845 Seton Dr., 34F23 �
Zipcodes of current members on board:
2 at 34615 (1 is Mr. Si{cox?
1 at 34616
1 at 34624
1 at 34625
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Retired Lab Director
Career Consultant
prior work t15 yrs) w/Cessna Aircraft
Co.,current work w/aircraft sales & mgmt
past member Parks & Rec Board
Nurse, Red Cross Volunter
past member this board
Past President & Treasurer of a homeowner's
association
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FOR COMMISSION MEETING Februarv 1. 1996
BOARD: Design Review Board
TERM: 4 years
APPOINTED BY: City Cornrnission
FfNANC1AL DISCLOSURE; Required
RESIDENCY REQUIREMENT: City of Ciearwater
STAFF LIAiSON: Centrai Perrnitting
Agenda #
MEMBERS: 7
CHAIRPERSON:
MEETING DATE:
PLACE:
APPTS. NEED�D: 1
DATE APPTS TO BE MADE: 2/1 /96
SPECiAI QUALIFICATIONS: Three members (one per area) shall be property owners or merchants
within the affected areas (Clearwater Beach, Downtown Clearwater, and the North Greenwood
commercial district); two shall be design professionals (i.e., architects, landscape architects,
engineers, or urban planners); and two shall be "At-Large",
THE FOLLOWING ADVISORY BOARD MEMBER(S) HAVE TERMS WHICH EXPIRE AND NOW
REQUIRE EITHER RE PQ�NTMENT FOR A NEW TERM OR �EPI.A .�l1�NT BY A NEW
APPOINTEE.
Date of Original Attendance
Narne Ap� intment �ecord
1. Vacant Seat - Design Professional - Art Shand resigned
Interest in
�a�o;p�ment
Centra) Permitting has found # 11  to be eligible candidates for this category.
THE FOLLOWING NAMES ARE BEING SUBMITTED FOR CONSIDERATION TO FILL THE ABOVE
VACANCIES:
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1. David Allbritton
305 Hiticrest Dr., N., 34615
2. Edward Batsford, Jr.
1018 Sedeeva St., 34615
3. Thornas Coates
300 N. Osceola #4A, 34615
4. Sheila Cole
252 Dolphin Pt„ 34630
5. Mary DeWitt
1358 Pinebrook Dr., 34615
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General Contractor
General Contractor
Graphic Artist
Hospice Volunteer Director
current rnember Bea�tification Committee
would resign off that
fnterior Design
6. Richard Fleming Interior Design Student
2545 NE Coachman Rd,, #80, 34fi25
Continued
7. Humberto Fontana
16432 US19N, #228, 34624
8. Herbert Freitag
829 Narcissus Ave., 34630
9. Stephen Hackiey
1424 S. Highland AVe., 34616
10. Glenn Hough
1862 Castle Woods Dr., 34619
1 1. Mark Jonnatti
2775 Quail Hollow Rd.,E., 34621
12. Sam Lampson
1447 Springdale St., 34615
13. Susan Orneck
644 Island Way, #206, 34630
14. Janet Ott
1717 Starlight Dr., 34615
15. Tal Rutledge
1109 N. Greenwood Ave., 34615
16. Arthur Walsh
2066 Madrid Ct., N., 34623
DRB volunteers Cont.
Social Reform Director w/ Church Scientology
Minister
current member Community Relations Board
wou{d resign off that
Empioyed w/Kids Resource tdowntown)
Contractor
Architect
Self-employed - Quality Neon
Sales/Marketing Design
Interior Designer
past member
North Greenwood Design Review Committee
Retired New York City Fire Dept. &
restaurant owner
17. Robert Waterston CPA
2545 NE Coachman Rd., #87,34625
18. Geoffrey Weber
100 Windward Island, 34630
19. Gary Young
3063 Homestead Ct., 34819
Zipcodes of current members on board:
3 at 34615
1 at 34616
1 at 34624
1 at 34630
1 vacant
Cons�ltant
Architect
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CI'fY OF CLERRWA7cR
Application for Advisory Boards
(must be Ciearwater L s►� dent)
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N�me Ric J. Ortega ^ a��� ����
Nome Address:
18 S. Corona Avenue
Clearwater, FL z1PT 34625
�ffice Addrass:
3005 S. R. 590, Suite 101
Clearwater, FL � ��p: 34619
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ielephone 4 4 2-4 2 64 Telept�one 7 91- 3 320
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How Long a r i n of the City of Clearwater� 3� years � �
OCCUpati0rl Architecture �rppl0yef Graham Des ign Assvcia tos, P. A.
Fie1d of Education:
. Masters of Architecture/
• School of Architecture &
If retired, former occupation
Cammunity Activites: _ __
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Otl�er Work �xperience;
Homeowners/Auto
Insurance.
Otf�er Interests:
Gaard Service (current and pastl
None
E3c�ard Fre#erence:
Design Review Board (DRB)
Additianal Gornrnents• Interested in participating in �he cornmunity where
� p an on iving�`or`� a very �.ong time . ^
Signed;
ic J.AOrtega
Date; _� 1/2 �.96
please see attac �d list for Boards ihat re�uira Financial Qisclosuro. PL�ASE RETURN TNIS
FORM TO: City lerk's Department P.O. Box 4748 Clearwater, Fl, 3A�618
P��CEIVED
JAH 2 9 t996
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CiTY OF CIEARWATEk
application tor Advisory Boards �- —
tmust be Clearwate� �.�n,?
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Home Address:
Of fice Addrass;
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Telephone `�`�' `CJ 0�' � Tvlephone �Z " 7 Z� �
How Long a r,�i¢� of the City of Clearwater? Z� i�� S
Occupation ��GU/ 7"L�GT Empfoyer /�'� y��� � G < �i/�� ��� � ��s
�ield of �ducation:
_ ��N o,F ��/�GNi T�-7'z�/�
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If retired, former occupat+on
Other Work Experience:
Community Activites: C��/��T Gf�0��0�If�JN O�
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Other inte�ests:
Board Service (current and past)
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Additional Comrnents:
Board PrefereRCe:
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Signed: ____� Date: �'"2� `"� �
Please see attached list for Boards that require Financial Discsosure. ALEAS� RETURN THlS
FORtVI TO: City Clerk's Department P.O. Box 4748 Ctearwater, FL 34618
REC� ��'ED
JAI� 2 9 t996
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FOR COMMISSION MEETING February 1. 1996 AEPOINTMF1y.�
BOARD: Development Code Adjustment Board
TERM: 4 years (effective 11 /18/93)
APPOINTED BY; City Commission
FINANCIAL DISCLOSURE: Required
RESIDENCY REQUIREMENT: City of Clearwater
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Agenda #
MEMBERS: 5
CHAIRPERSON(S�: Alex Plisko
MEETING DATES: 2nd & 4th Thursdays
PLACE: Commission Chambers
APPTS. NEEDED: 2
DATE APPTS TO BE MADE: 2/1 /96
SPECIAL QUALIFICATIONS: "members of the board shall possess professional training or acquired
e�perience in the fields of planning, law, architecture� landscape architecture or development
control.
THE FOLLOWING ADVISURY 60ARD ME(VIBER(S) HAVE TERMS WHICH EXPIRE AfVD NOW
REQUIRE EITHER REAPPOINTMENT FOR A NEW TERM OR REPLACEMENT BY A NEW
APPOINTEE.
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1. Alex Plisko
2. Joyce Martin
Mr. Plisko's terrn ertds 2/28/96
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Attendance fnterest in
Record �sa�ointment
Ending 2nd consecutive term
change in status since notification worksheet
Ms. Martin resigning efifective 1/25J96
THE FOLLOWING NAMES ARE BEING SUBM�TTED FOR CONSIDERATION TO FILL THE ABOVE
VACANCIES;
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1. William Kirbas
34 Bohenia Circle, N„ 34630
since notification:
Mark Jonnatti
2775 Quail Hollow Rd.,E., 34621
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Financial Advisor, current member of
Park & Recreation Board but would resign
from that if appointed to DCAB
Architect
Mr. Jonnatti is 1 of the 2 eligible volunteers for the Design Review Board appointment. He is
interested in this board atso,
Zipcodes of current mernbers vn board:
1 at 34616 (Mr. Plisko until 2/28/96)
1 at 34621
1 at 34624 (Ms. Martin until 1/25/96)
2 at 34630
�P.POINTMENr WORKSHEET
* recv since notification
FOR COMMISSION MEETING F�bruary 1, 199.� APPOINTMENTS Agenda #
BOARD: Marine Advisory Board
ZERM; 4 years (effective 1 1/18/93)
APPOINTED BY; City Commission
F(NANCIAL DISCLOSURE: Not Required
RESIDENCY REQUIREMENT:City of Clearwater
SPEClAL QUALIFICATIONS: None
MEMBERS: 7
CHAIRPERSON: Bill Stephan
MEETING DATES: 2nd Tuesday, 8;00 a.m,
PLACE: Marina
APPTS. NEEDED: 1
DATE APPTS TO BE MADE: 2i1 i96
THE FOLLOWING ADV{SORY BOARD MEMBER(S) HAVE TERMS WH1CH EXPiRE AND NOW REQUIRE
EITNER REAPPOtNTMENT FOR A NEW TERM OR REPLACEMENT BY A NEW APPOINTEE.
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1. Vacant Seat �Donovan removed)
Date of Original Attendance interest in
gRQOintment Record reaRpointrnent
THE FOLLOWING NAMES ARE BEING SUBMITTED FOR CONSIDERATION TO FILL THE ABOVE
VACANCIES:
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�*1. A. Parks Honeywell
785 Island Way, 34630
2 Harold Hunt
1956 Rebecca Gr., 34624
3 Nicholas Matsis
736 lsland Way, #305, 34630
4 Edward O'Brien, Jr.
3376 Ferncliff Ln
5 David Smith
1209 Alameda Ave,, 34619
Zipcodes of current mernbers on board:
1 at 34615
1 at 34616
2 at 34625
2 at 3463�
1 vacant
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Retired Marine Engineer
Past mernber Environmental Advisory Committee
employed w/Kernper Securities, Inc.
Self-employed, rehabilitation provider
Pres/Owner Command Corp.
CiTY OF CLEARWATER
Application for Advisory Boards
(must be Clearwater � i n )
Name .,�-1. T�/"'�'_S f i��'> � dc 1 p�I •
Home Address:
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Office Address:
REC�IV�D
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Community Activites: f!� 1� �C!����Q���`'� -lSQ<<�G 5��������c�sS�-�-
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Other Interests: 1
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Additiona{ Comments:
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Signed:�� �:� �2�,<<�,� Date: ��/ 7- 9�
Please see att�ched tist for Boards that requira Financial Disclosure. PLEASE RETURN THIS
FORM TO: City Clerk's Department P.O. Box 4748 Clearwater, FL 34618
CITY OF CLEARWATER
Application for Advisory Boards
(must be Clearwater r i .nl)
Name WILLIAM W. WILHELM
Home Address:
1017 Union Street
Office Address:
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1259 South Myrtle Avenue
Clearwater, FL Z�P; 34615 Clearwater, FL Z�P:3461b
Telephone 443-5508 Telephone 446-8708
How L�ng a resi ent ofi the City ofi Ciearwater? 11 years
Occupation Lawyer Employer Self
Field of Education:
J.D. University of Florida
If retired, former occupation
Corrsmunity Activites:
Other Interests: Sailing
Board Service (current and past)
Additional Comments:
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Other Work Experience:
Commercial fisherman
Board Preference:
Marine Advisory Boarci
Date: January 25, 1966
Please see attached list for Boards that require Financial Disclosure. PLEASE RETURN THIS
FORM T0: City Clerk's Department P.O. Box 4748 Clearwater, FL 34618
RECEI'�ED
JAN 2 9 1996
C1TY C1E�K DEPT.
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FOR COMMISSION MEETING Febru�ry 1. 1996 APPOINTMENTS
B�ARD: Historic Preservation Board
TERM: 4 years Seffective 1 1!18/93)
APPOINTED BY: City Commission
FINANCIAL DISCLOSURE: Required
RESIDENCY REQUIREMENT: City of Clearwater
SPECIAL QUALIFICATIONS: None
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Agenda #
MEMBERS: 5
CHAIRPERSON: Stephen Alosa
MEETING DATES: 3rd Tues., 1 p,rn.
PLACE: Conference Roorn
APPTS. NEEDED: 1
DAiE APPTS TO BE MADE: 2/1 /96
THE FOLLOWING ADVISORY BOARD MEMBERIS) HAVE TERMS WHICH EXPIRE AND NOW
REQUIRE EITHER REAPPOINTMENT FOR A NEW TERM OR REPLACEMENT BY A NEW
APPOINTEE.
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Date of Original Attendance Interest in
ARpointrner�t �ecor re�Rpointmer�t
THE FOLLOWING NAMES ARE BEING SUBMITTED FOR CONSIDERATION TO FILL THE ABOVE
VACANCIES:
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Dr. David Berry was appointed to the Parks & Recreation Board at the 12/7/95 meeting
however the evening meeting time posed a hardship for hirn and he therefore did not accept
that appointment after all. He would like to serve on this board as it rneets during the day.
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AN �RDINANCE OF THE CIIY OF CLEARWATER, FLORIDA,
VACATING A PORTION OF� TNE DRAINAGE AND UTILITY EASEMENT
LYING IN LOT 153. WOODGATE OF COUNTRYSIDE UNIT ONE;
PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE DATE.
WHEREAS, Bessie Rubin, owner of real property located in the City of
Clearwater, has requested that the City vacate the uti1ity and drainage
easement described herein: and
WHEREAS, the City Commission finds that said easement is not necessary
for municipal use and it is deemed to be to the best interest of the City and
the generai public that the same be vacated; now, therefore,
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF
CLEARWATER, FLORIDA:
�ecti on 1. The fol l owi ng:
See Exhibit A attached.
is hereby vacated, closed and released, and the.City of Clearwater quitciaims
and releases all of its right, title and interest thereto.
��ction 2. The City Clerk shall record this ordinance in the public
records of Pinellas County. Florida, following adoption.
�ection 3. This ordinance shall take effect immediately upon adoption.
PASSED ON FIRST READING
PASSED ON SECOND AND FINAL
READING AND ADOPTED
Approved as to form and
and legal sufficiency:
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ohn Carassas
Assistant City Attorney
Rita Garvey
Mayor-Commissioner
Attest:
Cynthia E. Goudeau
City Clerk
EXHIBIT "A"
VACATION REQUEST 95-16
Conumence at the Northeast corner of Lot 153, Woodqate Of
Coun�ryside Unit One, as recorded in Plat Sook 70, Pages 1� and
14, o� the Public Records of Pinellas County, Florida; thence
S69°13'42"W, along the North line of said Lot 153, 10.03 feet;
thence along �the arc of a curve to right, radius 250.00 feet, arc
7.00 feet, chord bearing, S15°44'O1"E, chord 7.00 feet, to the
Point of Beginning; thence N75°04'07"E, 3.00 feet; thence along
the arc of a curve to right, radius 253.00 feet, arc 29.35 feet,
chord bearing, Sil°36'30"E, chord 29.33 feet, thence S81°42'53"W,
3.00 feet; thence along the arc of a curve to left, radius 250.00
feet, arc 29.00 feet, chord bearing, N11°36'30"W, chord 28.98
feet, to the Point of Beginning. �
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C3 250.00' 29.00' 28.98' N 11'36'30" W
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CITY OF CLEARWAT)ER
INI'ERDEPARTMENT COF;ItFSPONDENCE
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John Carassas, Assistant City Attorney
Victor C. Chodora, Assista.nt Director, Central Permittin
Scott Shuford, Director, Central Permitting
Dernolition lien - 1003 LaSalle Street
January 10, 1996
We have attached Resolution No. 96-09 to file a demolition lien on the above
propetty. This groperty was demolished without the filing of a Wavier of Notice
and Hearing.
The demolition was completed on January 5, 1996. Attachment "A" is included
contauiing an itemization of the expenses incurred in this demolition process.
The Nodce of Violation, title search and other notices to owner are included.
R���N1/�D
�AN 12 ig96
��TY ATTORNEY
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A RESOLUTION OF THE CTTY OF CLEARWATER,
FLORIDA, ASSPSSING CERTAIN R.EAL PROPERTY
LOCATED IN GRF..ENWOOD M.4NOR, CLEA.RWATER,
FLORIDA, H,�VING A POST OFFICE ADDRESS OF 1003
LASALLE STREET, CLEARWATER, FLORIDA, AS
DESCRIBED MORE PARTICL,TLARLY uF,R�?jN, IN THE
AMOUNT OF $15,901.00 FO�. THE C4STS OF DEM4LITION
INCI:IRRED IN REMOVING A DANGEROUS STRUCTURE,
WI'I'�iOUT TSiE CONSENT OF OQVNF.R.
V'�]EiERF.AS, pursuant to Chapter 47 of the Clearwater Code of Ordinances and the
Standard Building Code, the Building Off'icial determined that certa.in real property described
herein and the building sit�ated thereon were unsafe, unsanitary, unfit for human habitation, and
dangerous and detrimental to the health, safety, and general welfare of the community, and d.id
not properly comply with the requirements of said Code, and found that an emergency existed
which, in his opinion, involved danger to human life and health, and order�ed the demolidon of
the building; and
'WHEREAS, the City of Clearwater has caused the demolition of the building, and the
cost of such work should now be assessed as a lien on behalf of the City of Clearwater against
the property; now, therefore,
BE TT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COMII�IISSION OF THE
CI'TY OF CLEA.RWATER, FI.ORIDA:
Section 1. The Building Official having ordered the demolition of the building situateci
on the following described property:
Greenwood Manor, Lots 9 and 10
(Parcel Number 10/29/15/33498/000/0090 & 0100).
Owner o� record: Milton P. Rooks
1139 Fierce Street
Clearwater, FL 34616-5723
and the City of Clearwater having now cornpleted said work, the City Commission does hereby
assess and charge a lien on behalf of the City of Clearwater agai.nst the property for the
necessary costs incurred as follows:
TOTA,I. DEMOLTTION COSTS S 15,901.00
(See Attachment "A")
�ection 2, As soon as practicable, a Certificate of Indebtedness against the property for
the amount of assessment shall be pa�epared, v�hich certificate shall constitute a lien prior to all
other liens except the lien for taxes. Said certificate, when issued, shall be payable to the City
in not exceeding ten (10) equal annual installments with interest at a rate not greater than eight
percent (8 �) per annum.
Secti n. The City Cle�rk is hereby directed tc prepare a Notice of Lien in the amount
of the assessment against said property, and to record the same in the Public Records of Pinellas
County, Florida.
Section 4. This resolution shall take effect irnrnediately upon adoption.
PASSED AND ADOPTED this
Attest:
Cynthia E. Goudeau
City Clerk
Approved as to form and
legal sufficiency:
Pamela K. Akin
City Attomey
day of , 1995.
R.ita Garvey
Mayor-Commissioner
ATTAC�� "A"
Resolution 96-09
(1003 LaSalle Street - Clearwater, Florida)
TASK
NALOL -(Pinellas County Records for ownership)
Various correspondence and telephone calls
Purchase requisitions
Take photographs
TQ►TAL HOURS
Eleven (11) hours Cc� $25.00 per hour
�ilm, developing, and prints
Certified Mail and regula� postage
Title Search - Sexton Title Services, Inc.
Asbestos Survey - Occupadonal Health Conservation, Inc.
Asbestos Removal - Lang Engineering of Florida
Monitoring of Asbestos Removal - Qccupational Health Conservation, Inc.
Demolition (E. L. Trevena, Inc.)
TOTAL EX.PENSES
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1000.00
6530.40
995.00
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$15,901.45
$15,901.00
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The Honorable Mayor and Members of the City Commission
Pamela K. Akin�'City Attorne
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Outside counsel for cable franchise negotiations
January 16, 1996
I am requesting approval to continue using the law firm of Arnold
& Porter as the City's outside counsel for cable franchise
agreement. In addition to negotiations with Time Warner, we
anticipate using the f irm in cable franchise negotiations with GTE .
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PRELIMINARY AGENDA
Ciearwater City Cornrnission Worksession - 9;00 A.M. - Monday, January 29, 1996
Ciearwater City Comrnission Meeting - 6:00 P.M. - Thursday, February 1, 1996
Service Awards
Convene as Pension Trustees
Reconvene as Cornrnission
FD FIRE
1. First Reading Ord. #5982-96 - relating to false fire alarms; amending Sec. 5.25 to provide an
alarm user 2 courtesy warnings and to require an alarm user to pay an administrative fee of
522.50 for city's review of written evidence from a licensed alarm company that the alarm
system causing a false alarrn has been inspected and repa+red
GAS GAS SYSTEM
1. Interlocal Agreernent wEth New Port Richey INPR}; accept Franchise Ordinance 1388; and Res.
#96-06 - Accepting the Franchise Privilege and Concession of the City of New Port Richey,
F{orida, for the purpose of furnishing gas within NPR and to its inhabitants, and approving the
interlocal ag� eement related thereto
2. Work Order for Pasco Gas Sales Office & Operations Center Design to Post, Buckley, Schuh &
Jernigan, I nc,, Tarnpa, FL, far a n est. $ 59,100 (Consent)
3. Purchase 1,200 feet of 12 inch bfack Polyethylene pipe (for Pasco River Crossing) from
Consolidated Pipe and Supply, Birmingharn, AL, at an est. $18,924 {Consent)
PR PARKS AND RECREATION
1. Agreements with: Golden Cougar Band Boosters, Inc., Clearwater High School Band Boosters,
Inc., and Clearwater Neighborhood Housing Services, Inc. for parking of automobiles during
Spring Training season of the Philadelphia Phillies for the period 3/1 /96-3/31196 (Consent►
2. Direction re Carpenter Field Clubhouse Renovation (WSO)
PW PUBLIC WORKS
1. Purchase of misc, brass water fittings from B& H Sales, Sarasota, FL, for the period 2/2/96-
2/1 /97, at an est. S 102,635,75
EN ENGINEERING
1. Construction Contract - Pier 60 Park
2. Contract for r�eservoir #1 - New Purnp House to Oakhurst Construction Co., Inc., Seminole, FL,
for S 199,932.66
CP CENTRAL PERMITTING
1. fCont. at 1 2/7/95) Public Hearing & First Reading Ord. #5942-�5 - Amending Sec. 35.11, to
revise definintion for "Delicatessen"; amending Secs. 40.383 & 40,403 to revise the unit number
and floor area requirements for restaurants in Hotels/Motels; amending Secs. 41.071, 41 .072 &
41.U74 to provide for conditional use perrnits and accessory use designations for certain types of
alcoholic beverage uses (LDCA 95-21 )
1 /29/96 1
2. Public Hearing & First Reading Ord. #5956-95 - Amending Secs. 21,10 & 42.35 to provide for
temporary storage of Recreational Vehicles for lodging purposes at the Harborview Center
3. Variance(s) to Sign Regulations for property located at 500 Cleveland St., Gould and Fwing's 1 st
Addition, Blk 2, Lots 8& 9(Church of Scientology, SV96-01)
4, Parking Space Utilization Agreements for Clearwater Beach
5. Vogel Developrnent Agreement status
CM ADMINISTRATION
1, License Agreement with Alexandra of Clearwater Beach, Inc. (Stev�n and Lisa Chandler), for the
period 4/1 /96-4/30/201 1, re Pier 60 Concession Stand at Pier 60 Park on Clearwater Beach
(Consent;
CLK CITY CLERK
1. Airport Authority - 1 appointment
2. Design Review Board - 1 appointment
3. Development Code Adjustment Board - 2 appointrnents
4. Marine Advisory Board - 1 appointment
5. Historic Preservation Board - 1 appointment
CA LEGAL DEPARTMENT
Second Reading Ordinances
1. Ord. #5889-95 - LDCA amending Sec. 35.1 1 to define "vehicle sales"; amending Ch. 40 to add
permitted uses in various zoning districts (LDCA 95-1 2)
First Reading Ordinances
1. Ord. #5957-96 - Vacating a portion of drainage & utility easement lying in Lot 153, Woodgate of
Countryside Unit One (Rubins / Jacobs, V95-16)
Resofutions
1. Res. #96-09 - Dernolition Lien - 1003 LaSalle Street, Greenwood Manor, Lots 9& 10 (Rooks)
OTHER CITY ATTORNEY ITCMS
1. Requesting Arnold & Porter as outside counsel for cable negotiations
City Manager Verbal Reports
Cornrnission Discussion Items
1. Commissioner Thomas' memo of 12/19/95 re Economic Development
2. Comrnissioner Thomas` memo of 1 2/22/95 re Chamber(s) of Commerce
1 /29/96
Other Commission Action
Adjourn
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SIIBJECT: Carpenter Field �Clubhouse Renovations
RECOMMENDATIONfMOTION: provide direction to staff regarding the level and
timing of funding for the renovation of the Carpenter Field clubhouse for the
Philadelphia Phillies.
a�d that the appropriate officiats be authorized to execute seme.
SOrMY�lARY t
► The Carpenter Fielci clubhouse �as constructed in 1967. Although some
minor modifications have been made over the years, the Phillies requested
and staff agrees that there is a need to modernize the facility to a
level similar to what exists at other major leaque spring training sites.
(For example, installation of air conditioning, offices, etc.)
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The City�s C.I.P. budget provides $600,000 for phased renovation of the
clubhouse building over two years. Specifically, $60,000 is budgeted in
95/96 for professional services and $540, 00o is budgeted in 96/97 for
construction.
Staff has contracted with the City�s consultant, Post, Buckley, Schuh,
and Jernigan, Inc., to review the existing structure, to prepare a
desiqn, and to provide cost estimates for renovation.
► The consultants have completed the design phase with plans acceptable to
all parties. However, the estimated cost is higher than the amount
budgeted by the City. A breakdown of the "Estimate Summary" is attached.
► "Option 1" shows a total cost of $662,000 for interior and essential
exterior improvements. "Option 2" shows an estimated cost of $732,000
for all proposed interior and exterior improvements.
► "Option 1" will have a total project cost of $728,500
$662,000 for construction and $66,500 for professional
$128,500 over the budgeted amount of $600,000.
Reviowed by:
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Originatimg Dept.: ,
Parka & Recre
Usa� Dept.:
Parke & Rec
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Appropria�ion Code;
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Commission Action:
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_ Approved w/conditiona
Denied
Continued to :
Attachments:
1) Eetimate Summary
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► "Option 2" shows a total project cost of $798,500, $732,000 for
construction and $66,500 for professional fees. This option is
$198,500 over the $600,000 budgeted.
► In addition to establishing the funding level, the timing for this
project is important. To have the project completed for the spring
training season of 1997, monies originally budgeted in 96/97 would have
to be moved up to the summer of this year to allow for a 6 month
construction schedule.
► City Commission direction at this time will allow the cons�ultants to
proceed with construction drawings and to advertise the project for bid.
An award of contract and appropriate budget amendments will then be
recommended to the City Commission around the first c�t the summer.
This will allow for the project to be completed prior to spring training
of 1997 .
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Carpenter Field Clubhouse Renov2�tion
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interior �mprovements and assential Exteror Improvernents, �862,QQ0
Inc�uding Re-roofing.
Option 2
Ail Proposed Interior and Exterior irnprovements
5732,Od0
Es#imate Basis 8� Assurnptions
- Estlmata is based on Concep�ual Plans as prepared by P�S&.� Architscts.
- AI1 Costs are In today's da�lars. December, 1995.
- Unit Prices are based on stable Market Conditions, previaus P8S8�J projects� and other
hi�torical cost intormation.
- OotiAn 1- Excludes all extQrlor Items nat essentlal to the Interior renovation or weathQr tighlneaa.
- Costs exclude envlronmenial mltlgatlan. such as asbestos abatement / lead paint, etc.
- Costs exciude furnishings.
- Costs exclude training raom eq�ipment.
- Project is based an single nhase, wlth a aiandard duratlon.
- Silework ts not Included in lhis project, except reserved parking signs.
- 8aseball fisld •�vo�k if required is not inc�uded in this estirnaie.
- loeke�s are not inc{uded in this estimata.
• Unit Prices Inctude a 15% rernodeling / renovation factor.
- Costs exclude des(gn fees, CEl a�d im�act fees 8 olher jurisdic:io�at tees.
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Remove Walking Suriace at Roof � 1800 Si
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�� u 2 Exter�or poors 8�ardware Removal 8� Re Iacernent 10 Ea $747.50
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! t 3 Louvers 0� Sf $0.00
;�~' ' 4. Windows Rernoval i Replacement �^ T 256 Sf t �46.00
�_I 5�Shutters _ T_ V 0 St $0.00
( 8 Roll-up Windows at Concession __ _ 40 �_ Sf _ 534.50 _
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2 Painting - Interiar _ __ _ ,__ .__ 10752 Sf $0.69
3 Cel1(ngs • Acoustical Tile_ __ _ _ 7600 � Sr $a.03
' A Floors - VCT ___ _ � 960 .S� �2.55
� 5 Rubberized Flooring i 436A f Sf $5.75
! 6�Flaors - Exposed Concrete Sealed . 2024' Sf $1.73
'• 7� Floors - At root for Lookouis 2400 St ; $4.60
8 Walls - Bathrooms 1 Ls S2,500.00
9 Basehoards 1000: _ Li �2.01
10 Fascla 8� Parapet 1 Pf�wood 8 Plasier _, 4 Sf �$8.00
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57,419
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CZTY UF CLEARWATER
P. O. Box 4748
Glearwate�r, Florida 34618-4748
City Commission
MEMQRANDi1M
TO: Betty Deptula, City Managcr
FR.OM:
COPIES:
DATE:
RE:
Fred A. 'rhomas, Commiss
Mayor and Commissione,rs
becxrnber 19, 1995
Economic Development
COPIES TO:
COMM ISSION
DEC 19 1995
Pht�S
CL�RK / ATTORNEY
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i received in my commission mail a completed "Suggestlons Concerns & Comments" form
concerning the rccently purchased property on Greenwood, Although thc form was anonyrr�o�as,
the information in the form has beeri brought to the Comrnission by othe,r xesidents who have
signed their letters. Du we need an invesdgation into the purehase of this property? Uid
someane get rich quick at the expense of Clearwatex taxpayers?
Please put this item on a worksession and have our real estate deparirnent fil! us in on just how
prop°rty is appraised, and to what extent baekground ehecks are completod before items come
to the Commission.
FAT�rk
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FROM:
SUBJECT:
DATE:
RECEIVED
DEC 18 �995
CITY MANAGER
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Elizabeth M. Deptula, City Manager
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interdepartmental Correspondence
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Alan J. Ferri, Director Economic Development
Citizen Comment on the South Greenwood land purchase
December 15, 1995
The Department of Economic Development did not "over pay" for the 1.3 acre parcei. The
fair market value for the land was established by a Certified Master Appraisal Institute (MAi�
appraiser and reviewed by a second independent MAI appraiser.
The company that we purchased the land from has been a real estate developer and
manager in this area for more than ten (10) years. They also work with the Cities of i arnpa
and St. Petersburg. Their General Manager is the former assistant housing director of
Tampa United Niethodist, the largest nonprofit housing development organization in Tarnpa.
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DEC 22 '95 01�20PM
City Comrnie�ion
TO�
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FROM:
DATB:
S�:I��TI�:
P.iii
CITY OF �WATER
P.O, �tJX 4748 ,
CLBARWATBR� PLORIDA 34618-4748
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Bctt�► DCptUla� C�ty M�►n.agGc
Frod A, Thomas, Commi��o�
December 22, 1995
CNN Advertistn�
CC: Mayor, Commission, 7ef.f H�rpar
COPIES T0:
CQti1MISSlO�v
DEC 2 �� �995
PktS�
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���YV����� �M�'IAr�M��YYIYY������ ������rN�����r�����lY��� ��������������Y�������M�
I undexstand tbat thera was a meenng in which tha Bmah Tourlam Coun�i and Clearwater Greate,r
Chamb�er of Comme,rce we,re repres�nted. Part of th4 ma�ing was to sea if there would be any
outsida cont�ributora to help tbo City of Clearwa�e�t defray cost on an adverklsln$ c,a�npal�n w�th
G'N�t. I underatand that the Beach Tourtsm Coundl plcdged SS,OUO to the campaign, 1 fi�rthe,r
wnderstand that tho C3r�ater Clearwatar Chembar of Comme,t�ce plod�od nothiag. This indicates
a total lack of suppo�t from the Gnatcr C1�ca�wata Cbamber of Comm� on bche�f of the City
of Clea�wates'� e,fforts to improve touri�m, �
,;
I find th{e cven morc dist�rbir� ainoe the dtizens of C1e�u�watar just donnted ovar �300�000 to tha
areater GleaxwaGe.r p�ambar of Commorce for � warthless bu�lding that tha City of C1Garwater'�
eitizcns already paid for in the iir9t placa, Maybe �t'� dme to m�ly r�co�nize the Qr�atae
Gle�water Chataber of Commor�ca for what it is - an organizadan that ia �e1.t ibl�ling; not the�
fac tha ne�ds of the c�tiz�ns not tho busfinesscs ot Cl�ar�►at.a'. It is tirne to quu invi�n� t�ern to
meetings since t�dr partidpa�on ia valuelass, Mayba it is �mo to atart �rocogntzing tho naw
Cle�arwater Beach C�arnbes of Commerce aa the real true Chambac of Commerea int�sted iA
promating tourtsm for the City of Cleuwator. Maybe ft ia timo tv atart �iving them matching
f�ads juat the way wa have b�cn financially support3ng the Gr�au�r Clcarwate,r Gh�mbt� of
Commcrco, Lct's put t'his on tbc agond� for discussian.
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1507 Bay Palm 6oulevard • ind�an Rocks Beach, Fior�da 34635 • FAX 813i595-4627
Administrat�ve OK�ces Public Works Department 6uilding Departrnent
813/595-2517 813/595-6889 8131595-2517
The Honorable Rita Garvey
Mayor of Clearwater
112 S. Osceola Avenue
Post Office Box 4748
Clearwater, Florida 34618-4748
RE: ONE CENT SALES SURTAX
Dear Mayor Garvey:
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COPIES TO:
COMMISSION
JAN 2 2 1996
PRESS
CLERK / ATTORNEY
Enclosed is a copy of the City of Indian Rocks Beach Resolution Na. 96-13, wherein
the Mayor and the City Commission unanimously approved to request that Pinellas
Cvunty call for a referendum at which there shall be submitted to the electors of
Pinellas County the question of whether a resolution shall take effect which will
extend the one cent sales surtax upon all ,�uds and services sold '+n Pinellas County,
Florida.
The City of Indian Rocks Beach is seeking support of this Resolution and is requesting
that your City adopt a similar Resolution.
Sincerely,
CITY OF INDIAN ROCKS BEACH
C��f�.�1c�e� i� . � �
Deanne Bulino O'Reilly, CMC, City C rk
Enc4osure: As stated
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RESOLUTION N0. 96-13
A RESOIUTION OF THE CITY OF (NDIAN ROCKS BEACH, FLORiDA,
REQUESTtNG THAT P{tVELLAS COUNTY CALL FOR A REFERENDUM AT
WHICH THERE SHALL BE SUBMITTED T� THE ELECTOAS OF PINELIAS
COUNTY THE QUESTION OF WHETHER A RESOIUTION SHALL TAKE
EFFECT WH1CH Will EXTEND THE ONE CENT SALES SURTAX UPQN
ALL GOODS AND SERVICES SOLD IN PINELLAS COUNTY, FLORIDA;
AND PROVIDING FOR AN EFFECTIVE DATE.
WHEREAS, on Septernber 7, 1989, the City of Indian Rocks Beach, Florida, entered
into an interiocal agreement with Pineilas County for the imposition of an
additional one cent surtax for all goods and services sold in Pinellas
County, Florida; and
WHEREAS, on November 7, 1989, the voters of Pinetlas County, Florida, approved
the referendum question which levied an additional one cent sales surtax
for a period of ten years upon all goods and services sold in Pinellas
County, Florida; and
WHEREAS, Section 212.055(2), Florida Statutes (1988 Supp.1, authorizes the
governing body of Pinellas County to levy by ordinance a discretionary
sales surtax of one cent throughout Pinellas County, Florida, subject to
referendum approval, to finance, plan and construct infrastructure,
defined as any fixed capita{ expenditure or fixed capital costs associates
with the construction, reconstruction or improvernent of public facilities
which have a life expectancy of five j5) or more years and any land
acquisition, iand improvement, design and engineering costs related
thereto; and
WHEREAS, there exists a great need on the part of Pinellas County and the
municipalities within Pinellas County to finance, plan, acquire, imp�ove
and construct Councy and municipal infrastructure projects including
transportativn, parks and open space, jails, courts, drainage and public
facilities; and
WHEREAS, the City of Indian Rocks Beach, Florida, has benefitted greatly by
enhancing the City with the proceeds of the additional one cent surtax,
since February, 1 990; and
WHEREAS, the imposition of the one cent sales surtax will expir� on
January 31, 2000; and
WHEREAS, the City Commission of the City of Indian Rocks Beach, Florida, deems
it in the best interest of the City to support Pinel{as County for continuing
the one cent sales surtax.
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NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY C�MMISSION OF THE CITY OF
INOIAN ROCKS BEACH, FLORIDA;
�ECT�ON 1. That the City Cornmission of the City of Indian Rocks Beach,
Florida� requests that the Pine(las County 6oard of County Comm+ssioners
approve an extension of the one cent sales surtax.
SECTIQN �. The City Clerk of the City of Indian Rocks Beach, Florida, is hereby
directed to send copies of this Resolution to the Board of County
Cornrnissicaners, Pinellas County, Ftorida, and to the local rnunicipalities within
Pinellas County, Florida.
�ECTION �. This resolution shall becorne effective immediately upon passage.
- The above a��d foregoing resolution, upon motion by Commission am b�ll, and
seconded by Vice Mayor Sullivan was duly approved and adopted at a rneeting of the
City Cornrnission held on this 17th day of Januarv, 19�.
AYES:
NAYS:
ABSENT:
ABSTAIN:
ATTEST:
(5)
t0)
( 0)
(0)
Campbe{{, Sulilvan, Scott, Sandefer, DiNicola.
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Deanne Bulino O'Reilly, CMC, City
RESOLUTION NO. 96-13
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Ro ert H. DiNicola, Mayor(Commissioner