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ACTION AGENDA. CLEARWATER CITY COMMISSION MEETING
Thursday, August 1, 1996 - 6:00 P.M. ~ Chambers
1 . Invocation
2. Pledge of Allegiance
3. Service Awards
4. Introductions and Awards
5. Presentations:
a} Design Review Board ~ Annual Report
b} SWFWMD.
6. Approval of Minutes - Regular Meeting
7/18/96 & Special Meetings 6/14/96
(Harborview), 7/15/96 (attorney/client),
7/15/96 (TRIM & Vogel) & 7/29/96
(attorney /cl ient)
7. Citizens to be heard ra items not on the Agenda
1. Commissioner Johnson.
2. Mayor.
3. None.
4. None.
5. a) Report received.
b) Status Report given.
1996 Annual Parks & Recreation
Appreciation Award to Great Bay Distributors.
6. Approved as submitted.
. Rob BrandenberQ expressed concern re the proposed Marina sUp rent increase.
Manny Lakis requested enforcement on his sign code violation be delayed until possible code changes
are considered. The Central Permitting Director will get with Mr. Lakis.
Richard Cornwell requested consideration of allowing copy changes on sjgns without a permit.
PUBLIC HEARINGS
8. Public Hearing & First Reading Ord. #6062-
96 - LDCA to allow car rental uses as a
conditional use in the Beach Commercial
District & Resort Commercial 28 District
(LDCA 96-13) - To be Cant. to 8/15/96
9. (Cont. from 6/6, 6/20 & 7/18/96) Public
Hearing & First Reading: Ord. #5962.96 -
LDCA amending Div. 26 of Ch. 40, to provide
for revised development standards in the
Urban Center District & Ord. #5964.96 -
Zoning Amendments for Downtown Urban
Core districts (LDCA95-20, Z96-01)
10. Public Hearing - modification of site plan
condition #5 (to allow Wal-Mart to remain
open 24 hours per day & 7 days per week)
related to CPD Zoning approved on 12/19/91
for property located at 23106 US 19N,
Loehmann's Plaza Replat, Lots 1-3,
Loehmann's Plaza, Lot 1, subject to
conditions (Wal-Mart Stores, Inc. / David B.
Taheri, TRE (Taheri Family Trust) I Kinko's of
Georgia, Inc. / Brandon Nu-West Clearwater,
Ltd., Z96-08)
8/1/96
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9. Approved as amended. Ord. #5962-96
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#5964~96 passed 1 st reading.
10. Approved subject to conditions.
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11.. Variance(s) to Sign Regulations for property
. located at 10 Bay Esplanade, Clearwater
Beach Revised, 8lk 8, Lots 1-5, 14 & 15
(Palm Pavilion of Clearwater, Inc. / Howard &
Jean Hamilton, SV96-14)
12. Variance(s) to Sign Regulations for property
(Clearwater Professional Center) located at
600 Bypass Dr., Sec. 18-29-16, M&B 41.08
(Romark Investments, Inc. / Fred Arnold, Inc.,
SV96-15)
11. Approved variance to allow 1 freestanding
sign with 49 sq. ft. area, 20' height & 5'
setback from Bay Esplanade r-o-w.
12. Approved 34 sq.ft. area variance to allow 90
sq.ft. of attached sign area.
Public Hearing - Second Reading Ordinances
13. Ord #6028-96 - LDCA amending Sec. 45.23 13. Ord. #6028-96 adopted.
to exclude city-owned property from
eligibility for minor variance consideration and
to exclude any property from eligibility for
minor variance' consideration where variances
are granted in exce~s of specified limits; to
allow minor variances for freestanding sign
setback up to 5' (LDCA 96-10)
14. Ord. #6055-96 - CI Zoning for property 14. Ord. #6055-96 adopted.
located on Fairburn Ave., Engman St. & Betty
Lane, Fail'bur':l Add, Blk A, Lots 1 & 2, Blk B,
Lots 1-4, Blk C, Lots 5 & 6, Pine Brook Unit
2, Blk E, Lots 13-16, Pine Ridge, Blk C, Lot
10, Blk 0, Lots 8-13, Blk E, Lots 8 & 9,
Stevenson's Heights, Blk A, Lot 27
(Everybody's Tabernacle, Inc. / Calvin &
Evelyn Doyle / Sergeant Allen Moore
Community Partnership, Inc. / M&H Co. /
Henry & Anne Meister I Nicholas Koulouvaris,
TRE / Behnam Gholampoar I Bruce Mesagno /
Thomas & Elizabeth Floyd / Baker &
Williamson Enterprise / Alice Blunt / Dorothy
Oilliard Estate / Homeless Emergency Project
'/ City, Z96-06)
15. Ord. #6060-96 - Related to disorderly 15. Ord. #6060-96 adopted.
conduct and loitering, repealing Sec.
21.11 (e), to prohibit the obstruction of public
. places
CITY MANAGER REPORTS
CONSENT AGENDA (Items #16-23) - Approved as submitted.
8/1/96
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The following Items require no formal public hearing and are subject to being approved in a single
motion. However, any City Commissioner or the City Manager may remove an item from the Consent
Agenda to allow discussion and voting on the item individually.
16. Approve settlement of insurance policy claim of City vs American Centennial Insurance Company
by said company buying back its policy for $50,000, through use of document entitled
Commutation and Policy Release, with the funds being returned to the Clearwater Gas System
(FN)
17. Contract for 3/4" #57 Aggregate to Florida Crushed Stone Company, Leesburg, FL, for the period
10/1196-9/30/99, for an est. annual cost of $16,905 or $50,715 for 3 years, plus delivery charge
of $5.25 per ton for 10/1/-96-9/30/97, at an est. cost of $11,025Iest.total $61,740HPW)
18. Contract for type 1 Portland bulle cement & Portland bag cement to Holnam, Inc., Tampa, FL, for
the period 10/1/96-9/30/97, at an est. $44,300 (PW)
19. Receipt/Referral - LDCA permitting Noncommercial Parking in Single Family Residential Districts as
a .conditional use (LDCA 96-1 2) (CP)
20. No changes to be made to Downtown Parking fees; review again in 24 months
21. Rules regarding RV Parking at Harborview Center to be studied for an additional 18 months
22. Approve settlement offer of $95,000 in the pending litigation case Carol and AI Painter vs. City of
Clearwater, Circuit Civil Case No. 92-3006-19
23. Rescind appointment of Mayor Garvey as Florida League of Cities (FLC) voting delegate; appoint
Commissioner Seel as FLC voting delegate
OTHER ITEMS ON CITY MANAGER REPORT
24. Recommended rejection of both RFP 24. Rejected both proposals.
proposals to operate the Beach Welcome
Center and terminate current month to month
agreement with the Greater Clearwater
Chamber of Commerce for operation of Beach
Welcome Center In the Memorial Civic Center
(TR)
25. (Cont. from 7/18/96) First Reading Ord. 25. Denied.
#6059-96 - abolishing permitting of private
hauling companies to provide roll-off service
in Clearwater; establishing Clearwater Solid
Waste Department as roll-off service provider
effective 10/1/96; amending schedule of
fees, rates & charges to provide Sec. XXIX
for Solid Waste Dept. rates; establishing
rates for roll-off service in Clearwater (SW)
26. Authorize issuance of RFP for a determination 26. Authorized.
of need for a Clearwater Beach Community
Redevelopment District (CP)
27. First Reading Ord. #6069-96 - Relating to 27. Ord. #6069-96 passed 1 st reading.
Building and Development Regulations;
amending Sec. 47.051, to adopt the 1 996
edition of The National Electrical Code &.
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1995 edition of The Standard for the Storage
and Handling of Liquefied Petroleum Gases
(CP)
28. City Hall Renovations [CM)
29. Res. #96-53 - Requesting Pinellas County call
. for a referendum of electors on the question
of whether to extend the one cent sales
surtax upon goods and services sold in
Pine lias County; submitting to Pinellas
County the proposed infrastructure tax
.project list prepared by the City of Clearwater
(Penny for Pinellas) (CM)
30. Library Board - 1 appointment (eLK)
31. Long Center Board of Directors - 1
appointment (eLK)
32. Other Pending Matters
28. Withdrawn.
29. Res. #96-53 adopted.
30. Appointed Tom Leavy.
31. Reappointed Gary Giordano.
32. None.
CITY ATTORNEY REPORTS
33. Resolutions
a) Res. #96-51 - Assessing property
owners the costs of having mowed
or cleared owners' lots
34. Other City Attorney Items - None.
a) Res. #96-51 adopted.
35. City Manager Verbal Reports
a) Set date for dedication of Cooper's Bayou Park - 9/9/96, 2:00 p.m.
. City Manager requested a closed bargaining session. Consensus to set for 9/16/96, time to be
determined.
City Manager reported an item re the Police Substation on the beach will be on next
worksession.
36. Other Commission Action
.clark requested a progress report on Pier 60 Park. He requested PSTA's request for additional
. bus stops with advertising be agendaed for the next worksession.
Hooper stated it was a pleasure to meet the Development Director candidates. He felt they were
a diverse, capable group.
Swll requested an update on. the Ice House. She requested consideration of returning sign code
variances to the Development Code Adjustment Board be agendaed for a worksession. She
requested a summary of the proposed skateboard ordinance be prepared as there is a lot of
misunderstanding ra the proposal. She requested discussion of the placement of water meters
be scheduled for the next worksession.
(]arvey requested re'consideration of allowing the Women's Equality Day Celebration to use the
lobby of City Hall. Commission approved the use with the understanding no speeches will be
made outdoors and not in the lobby.
37. Adjournment - 10:18 p.m.
811/96
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Interdepartmental Correspondence
TO: Mayor and Commissioners
FROM: Cynthia E. Goudeau, City Clerk@
SUBJECT: Follow up from July 29, 1996 Work Session
COPIES: Elizabeth Deptula, City Manager
DATE: June 31, 1996
. In response to questions raised at the July 29, 1996, Work Session the following answers
are in fmal agenda order.
Item #9 w Downtown Zoning and Land Development Code - an amendment is in your
packs. A recent amendment regarding vehicle sales left out the Downtown subdistricts.
Item #10 - Wal-Mart Site Plan - Scott Shuford will report Thursday night regarding Wal-
Mart's compliance with current site plan conditions.
Item # 12 - Clearwater Professional Center - Records do not show how long these signs
have been in place. They existed prior to the 1985 sign code. \ Auaelied is a memorandum
outlining a procedure to rename a street. '0'1 \~
Item #22 - Painter v City - the approval of a settlement offer is on the consent agenda.
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Item #24 - Memorial Civic Center w ~is information regarding renovation cost for
the beach sub-station. There is a substantial difference in cost for renovations at the Civic Center
vs those at the current sub-station. This is due to the Civic Center being a temporary solution,
while renovation of the current location is permanent. Also, the Civic Center will not be a full
subwstation. Officers will report to the Main Station and use the Civic Center to have a presence
on the beach.
Item #26 w Beach CRA - a new item to authorize the RFP is in your pack,
Item #28 - Cit) Hall Rt:uuviltions fl--nB':dtcm is in your packs.
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SUBJECT:
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City Commissioners, Betty Deptula, Cyndie Goudeau
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SUBJECT: . Presentation at the August 1, 1996 Commission Meeting
DATE:
August 1, 1996
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The following presentations will be made at the August 1, 1996, City Commission meeting:
. PRESENTATION .
Blraltt Dowd wUl.present the CJearwater Parks and Recreation 1996 Annual
Appreciation Award to. Great Bay Dlstributon .
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DESIGN REVIEW BOARD
ANNUAL REPORT
August 1, 1996
I. Introduction "
William McC8J1l1, Chairperson, representing the City-At-Large
Kathy Milall\ Vice-Chairperson, representing the City-At-Large
Robert Herberich, representing Design Professionals
Mac Boykins, representing North Greenwood Commercial District
Mark Cagni, representing Downtown Clearwater District
Alex Plisko, representing Design Professionals
Howard Hamilton, representing Clearwater Beach Commercial Districtt and
Don ,C. McCarty, Design Review, as Staff Liaison
II. History & Background
In May 1995, the Commission passed Ordinance # 5817-95 creating the seven
member Design Review Board. The purpose of the Board is to review, evaluate and
render decisions on exterior building plan proposals and signage plans for the Urban
Center district (Downtown Clearwater), the commercial and resort commercial
districts on Clearwater Beach, and the North Greenwood commercial district.
The regular Board meetings are held on the second and fourth Tuesdays of each
month at 3:00 p.m. in the City Commission Chambers in City Hall.
The original Design Review Board members were appointed by the
Commission in June of 1995 and the staff Jjaison was selected in Mid-July.
DESIGN REVIEW BOARD Annual Report
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The Board experienced a significant change in representation during the first eight
months as several members resigned due to their relocation to other communities.
Currently, the Board is at full representation. The Design Guidelines for the Urban
Center District were adopted by the City Commission on May 2, 1996 and thereafter,
the Board began hearing applications for design review.
Meetings are currently broadcast by C-View Channel IS. This has enabled the
Board to receive broad exposure to the community and to better communicate their
functions and resporisibilities to the citizens of Clearwater.
ID. The Past Year
The Design Review Board during its first year has undertaken several
significant tasks. The Board has reviewed design guidelines from numerous other
Florida communities as well as earlier preliminary guidelines for each of the three
designated districts in Clearwater. They also took a field trip to another city to see
implemented streetscape, landscape, pedestrian oriented lighting and streetscape
furnishings in a completed project.
The Board also adopted their Rules and Regulations, detennined their meeting
ronnat, estabHshed a set of process and procedures for applicants and developed in
detail the Design Guidelines for Downtown Clearwater. The Board held several work
sessions on such topics as Cleveland Street streetscape and design, desirable signage
for buildings, the importance of historic elements of buildings and their relationship to
Clearwater's history, the merits of saving and restoring existing buildings and, most
. r~ntly, the proposed Mandalay Avenue streetscapeJJandscape concept plans.
To date, the Board has heard a variety of applicants for ~he Urban Center
district including signage requests, store renovations, a major building expansion and
a proposed new municipal parking garage.
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During the next year the Board will continue hearing design review
applications for Downtown Clearwater and begin hearing requests in the other
designated districts. In addition, the following issues and strong interests are noted as
current year objectives:
. Prepare and adopt finished Design Guidelines for Clearwater Beach, North
Greenwood and the Harbor Oaks Historic District.
. Re-evaluate district boundaries to be more inclusive.
. Prepare conceptual StreetscapelLandscape plans (similar to the study undertaken
for Mandalay Avenue) for Cleveland Street and Commercial North Greenwood.
. Explore full development in detail. the Mandalay Avenue Streetscape Plan with
appropriate departments.
. Study potential streetscape improvements for adjacent and support streets to
Mandalay Avenue and Cleveland Street within the districts.
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The members of the Design Review Board wish to thank the City Commission
for their support and for the opportunity to serve the citizens oOWs City. We look
forward to another year of success and accomplishment.
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These Downtown Design Guidelines shan serve as a guide and tool for both new
development as well as renovation and rehabilitation of existing properties in the Urban Center
District of Clearwater, Florida. These guidelines are developed from the previous Central
Business District guidelines prepared in July t 1994 by the Design Group for the Clearwater
Downtown Partnership. Appreciation is hereby given to all the individuals and organizations
who contributed to the preparation of both those guidelines and to these updated expanded
, guidelines.
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These'Design Guidelines recognize the diversity which exists downtown and therefore
do not dictate a specific solution or style. These Guidelines further enhance the previous
. guidelines in order to accomplish five major purposes:
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TO ENSURE AN ORDERLY. mGH QUAUTY REDBV'PJ.OPMENT PROCESS. As
Downtown Clearwater continues to experience renewalt each renovation and new construction
should contribute to the overall image and character of the area. These guidelines promote
quality standards for owners and businesses to follow.
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TO PROTECT AND ENHANCB MAJOR PUBUC INVESTMENTS IN TIlE AREA.
The Cityts Community Redevelopment Agency has made a substantial commitment to the
revitalization of Downtown Clearwater through investments in sidewalkst Station Square Park,
parking garages and HarbOlview Center. The City is also constructing a new Municipal Services
Complex, a parking garage facility t and improvements to Coachman Park.
TO ENCOURAGE BOrn SMALL AND LARGE SCALE PUBUC AND PRIVATE
INVES'I"AmNT IN DOWNTOWN CLBARW A TER. Major private investment in the area has
already occurred and is expected to continue. Private enterprise projects as well as the
governmental buildings, such as the old Post Office and the County Courthouse, represent
, substantial commitments to Downtown revitalization. These guidelines assure that future
development does not compromise the quality of the surrounding properties.
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POTENTIAL BY RT.1MTNATING GUESSWORK AND REDUCING POTENTIAL
DEVELOPMENT PROBLEMS. Any major rehabilitation or new construction project requires
investments of time and money before receiving approval. The City wishes to assist in these
efforts by offering clear planningt design guidelines and illustrations.
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character, tradition, workmanship and a pedestrian scale that is not easily duplicated. TIze City
intends to preserve the historic integrity of Downtown Cleanvater.
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The City of Clearwater has been actively pursuing Downtown development since the mid-
1970's. Through both public and private commitment and investments, Downtown Cleanvater
has continued to serve as the center for City and County Governments and has encouraged
commercial, business and office expansion.
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In 1995, the City of Clearwater has taken significant action toward the preselVation,
restoration, redevelopment and future vitality of the Downtown. In May, the City C.ommission
passed and adopted Ordinance 5817-95 creating the Design Review Board to review, evaluate
and render decisions on building plans and sign age plans to promote a cohesive, attractive,
revitalized pedestrian-oriented environment. In accordance with Code of Ordinances Section
36.~38(10), these Guidelines are designated as regulatory.
The City, through the Community Redevelopment Agency, has also adopted an updated
Downtown Redevelopment Plan that supports the traditional town center concept.
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All plans for exterior construction and signage projects, whether remodeling, additions,
color 'changes or new construction, must fIrst be presented to the Design Review Board for
review and approval prior to the issuance of any building pennits. Applicants should review
these guidelines and utilize suggested recommendations in their design plans. City staff will
provide assistance in intetpretation of the guidelines and requests for review of preliminary
plans. , .
Older Buildings
If the building is in its original condition, remodeling should emphasize features
harmonious with facades and storefronts along the street. Try to think about the proportion,
scale, materials and color. Rescue and reuse architectural elements from buildings which are
about to be demolished. Give special consideration to the reuse or possible restoration of
existing buildings that may have a relationship to Clearwater's history.
Newer Buildings
. Newer buildings should be integrated with the existing Downtown design when they are
located in the same or adjacent block areas. They need to be sensitive and responsive to the
scale and proportions of neighboring buil~ings. They do not need to replicate old buildings.
New Developments
New buildings and developments in unrelated blocks, though independent, should still
be cognizant of the important features, elements and materials prevalent in the District and
integrate some of them if they are consistent with a new design. All new buildings and
development proposals should apply and incorporate good architectural design principles and
. pedestrian friendly (people oriented) features.
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Design review is not synonymous with aesthetic control. The latter dwells upon the
superficial aspec~s of the visual setting. Aesthetic control is narrowly focused and prescriptive.
DESIGN REVIEW SHOULD BE BROADLY ORIENTED AND ENCOURAGE 'mE
CREATIVE APPUCATION OF DESIGN PRINCIPLES TO A SPECIFIC SITE.
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expand choices. Aesthetic control is concerned with product, while design review is concerned
.. witl;1 pe~orma~ce. Aesthetic control is exclusionary; design review embraces different
solutions to general criteria. Aesthetic control uses rigid rules, while design review deals in
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collaboration and accommodation throughout the design process. Finally, aesthetic control
values confonnity, while design review' values creatlvity. Fortunately, the shallow and often
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PARKING AND ACCESS TO PROPERTY
Adequate and convenient parking is an essential element toward the success of Downtown
Clearwater and the Urban Center District. The City of Clearwaterts Land Development Code
governs the number of parking spaces required for each use and will determine the parking
needs for individual businesses. (See also, 'Location of off-street parking' under the section on
New Construction - Infill.)
Creative parking solutions are a necessary fact of life in downtowns, since parking lots
consume valuable space and are a major development cost.
Consider the following:
Multiple uses of parking. It is possible that two or more businesses could use the same
parking spaceS if they attract people at different times of the day and night. For example, night
clubs or theaters might share parking with retail stores or offices.
Remote all-day employee parking. For certain businesses, purchasing stickers for
employees in a city garage would allow nearby parking to be used by customers. Also, remote
site parking with a shuttle selVice to the Downtown would alleviate traffic congestion and
parking demands.
Access to properties. Drive entrances should be clearly defmed to avoid confusion and
minimize conflict with pedestrian movements. Attractive entrance and exit signage and changes
in pavement materials or textures are also recommended.
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ideas for an overall approach. The least expensive ways to start are with paint, color, awnings
and signage. The Design Review Board places special emphasis on the proper use and
coordination of colors in painting buildings, signs and other project elements.
. Retain, whenever possible, all elements, materials, and features that are original to the
building. Do careful, sensitive remodelings and repairs as necessary.
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the whole facade or parts of it. Conduct pictorial research to determine the design of the
original building. Conduct exploratory demolition to determine what remains and its condition.
Return the facade to its original configuration, restoring as many original elements as possIble
particularly the materials, windows, cornices, and decorative details.
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architectural elements such as windows, cornices, or decorative features, or which are too large
for the front of the building.
Remodel storefronts in a way that respects the configuration and materials of traditional
storefront design. Reconstruct the original storefront if missing or design a new storefront that
respects the character, materials, and design of the building.
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Downtown commercial buildings have a similar composition even though the number of
stories, style, materials, or details may differ. Typically, the frrst floor has a transparent
storefront framed by vertical structural piers and a horizontal supporting beam. The storefront
area has an entrance (usually recessed), display windows, display window support panels, a
transom area over the storefront, and a cornice which covers the horizontal beam. It may also
have an entrance to the upper floors. The facade of the upper floors is generally characterized
by evenly spaced window openings that repeat on each floor. The windows may vary in size,
type and decoration. Finally, the building is capped by a cornice which may be made of metal,
masonry corbeling or wood. All of these elements were designed to work together to create an
overall unified appearance.
. The look of storefronts and windows along the street gives the strongest impression.
Together with signs, they have the greatest potential for affecting the character of an entire
building or block. Harmony is the key in cl'eilting an attractive image.
1YPICAL PROBLEIvlS
Most commercial facades have ~n heavily altered over the years, giving the buildings
either a poorly maintained or a disjointed appearnnce.
Complete cover up. .'
Many downtown commercial buildings have been covered by materials that obliterate
windows, cornices, and original building materials. These changes were made to I1modemizell,
attract the attention of motorists, and compete with the shopping malls.
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ThIs II me basic bc.tIJdInJ block
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appearance. Facades were related to each emu
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properly and were often removed instead of being repaired and retained.
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was the storefront. New designs were frequently incompatible with the design of the building
or were consb1Jcted of inexpensive materials that did not have the quality of original storefronts.
However, some remodelings were considered good design in their own right, were executed with
high quality materials and are appropriate for the building.
Inappropriate signs.
Many times, in a effort to get the attention of the shopper, merchants installed large and
. obtrusive signs that neither fit the design of the building nor conveyed a quality image to the
. shopper.
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window space appears as if th~ building has turned its back on the public.
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mirrored ,and reflective glass in all storefront designs. These materials and methods are more
appropriate on upper levels of buildings. If sun screening/protection is a factor, the use of
awnings, sun screens or canopies are a more compatible solution.
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When possible, maintain original doors in storefronts Maintain original size and shape
of door openings. If replacement of a door or window is necessary, select a duplicate of the
original and~ as a last resort, use one as close to the style of the original as possible. You
should not use flush doors or windows in storefront remodelings or restorations.
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better match the original designs. If the use of these materials are not available or are
impractical, other fmishes and metals may be considered if.they replicate in profIle, style and
colors the intent of the original design.
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Original storefronc doors along Maln Street have
become scarce.They have been replaced by tho stan-
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other options.
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rest of )'Our storefront. It should be significant but
not outspoken.
2. tr your storefront retains Its ortglnal character; a
traditional wood door with a glass panel (as tall as
posslbl~) will reinforce the bull~ln'" design.
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Background. Painting can be one of the most dramatic and inexpensive improvements
to a building. Three colors are nonnally sufficient to highlight any facade.
1. The use of one color on every surface should be avoided.
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3. Three colors (tri-color scheme), provides better visual appeal.
In general, select light, cool colors for the main body of the building. White, off-white
and pastels are appropriate. Light colors reflect the heat and are the traditional colors most
frequently used in Florida..
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contrasting colors should be used very selectively. "In general, the trim may also be painted
using a slightly lighter or darker color tone of the main color.
In some situations, nonnally on smaller, or residential and "Victorian" style buildings,
darker base colors and accent trim colors may be considered for approval.
" Bright colors may be used on awnings, as an accent to the light, cool colors of the
building itself. However, gariSh "electric" or "day-glo" colors should be avoided.
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Base Color
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A Mote of Emphists
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have been altered. Each facade Is now unre-
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SIGNS'
Commercial signs are a necessary part of the downtown district. However, a balance
must be ,struck between the need to identify and call attention to individual businesses and the
need for a positive identity and quality image of the entire downtown. Signs should not detract
from the Downtown appearance, they should enhance it. Excessive competition for visibility
from a car has .too often resulted in a shopping environment characterized by visual clutter with
oversized, poorly ,placed and badly designed signs.
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Recommended.
The types of signs used should be compatible with the building and storefront as well as
fit the overall character of the Downtown area. Flat wall signs, mall projecting signs, window
signs, permanent banners, and awning signs all are appropriate types of signs for Downtown
use. Sign bands above the storefront are another natural location for identifying businesses and
, 'can be found on many older buildmgs.
, Graphics on signs shall be legible and concise. Avoid complex and visually 'busy' signs.
The u'se of 'logos') corporate or business symbols and identification letters may better
identify the use'of a building than complex signage.
Not Recommended.
Freestanding ground signs, roof signs, large projecting signs, internally illuminated
plastic signs, standardized trademark signs (such as national soft drink. signs that do not represent
the primary business name), and flashing illuminated signs are generally inappropriate.
Sign Location
Recommended.
Sign placement should be based upon visibility and compatibility with the building and
storefront. Signs should be located logically iti relation to the building, not obscuring openings
or building details.
Not Recommended.
Avoid signs which to not fit the building properly, or are placed too high. Signs should
not be placed above the sill of second story windows or 15 feet above the sidewalk line.
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the building and storefront and discourage visual clutter. Each building should have no more
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Awnings can add to or detract from the character of Downtown depending on the care
and attention given to their design and use. They can highlight a building and cover
unattractively remodeled transom areas above the storefront. Awnings also provide weather
protection for pedestrians and energy conselVation for the building. Within the larger
framework of the street they can provide visual continuity for an entire block front. The goal
is to insure that signs and awnings not only enhance the buildings and storefronts of which they
are a part, but also contribute to the overall image of Downtown.
Awning Types. and Locations
Recommended.
Awning types, materials, and placement should be carefully Coordinated and should be
compatible with the characteristics of the building and other existing conditions along the street.
Standard slanted fabric awnings, whether fixed or retractable, are appropriate for,most buildings.
Other shapes, such as boxed or curved awnings, and canopies and marquees may be used if
appropriate. Awnings should be placed within or above storefront openings.
. Not Recommended.
Avoid using metal or overly ornate awnings and awnings that are not compatible with the
building and storefront. Size, type and placement of awnings should not interfere with existing
signs, distinctive architectural elements of the building, trees, or elements along the street.
Appropriate Simple Canvas Awn/nil
Inapproprlatll Metal Awnlnll and
JalouJle Windows
Awning Colors
Recommended. .
, Awning colors sh311 be coordinated and compatible with the building and the character
of surrounding buildings. The colors should be part of an overall color scheme; and solid
colors, wide stripes, and narrow stripes are appropriate choices. .
Not Recommended.
Avoid using overly bright or 'fluorescent' awning colors and complex patterns that are
not carefully coordinated with the building and storefront. .
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sewn on or silk screened on to the front drop (valance) of an awning when it is a part of an
overall and coordinated scheme.
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to the awning.
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character and Interest to your storefront. You should
. think about how it win appear In reladon to the sale
of your bulldll1l- Hl')'o\t will it aff~a exlsdng ardUtec-
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your windows and facadel Look at nelghborini bullet.
Inp and imagine what Impact the addition of an rH-
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It Is flexible. but
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Inldal Insullatlon
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than for other M-
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with constdendon for the rest of the bulldlJ1l.Vlnyl
Is flexible and &eneraJly requires less maintenance
than canvas. On the other hand. vinyl Is often very
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returns (sides) and vabnces (ftaps) of
aw nlngs and should be attached to the f.1da of
canopies.
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teed to be weather resisant. Most awning nbrlc Is
chemically treated to retard detcrlondon by nJn
or snow. With the excepdon of aluminum, man of
, the woods and meals used In canopies should be
paInted to resist weatherlnl- Sun bleaching Is an-
other problem to cooslder.pardcub.rlywhen choos-
Ing a color for the awnlns. '
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lutions for every storefront design. However. when
well-deslgned and properly placed. they an save you
money, spruce up your storefront.and CRate a pleas-
.mt sldew:llk space for shoppers.
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Backs of Buildings and Exposed Sides
Background.
Service alleys are important for deliveries, off street access, utility services and other city
functions. The existence of alleys and ocCasional vacant property combine to make many
building backs, some sides and rear entrances visible. Some buildings are accessed from alleys.
Guidelines
Rear facades should be clean and well maintained.
A small sign at the rear door should identify the stole or building usage.
An awning may be added for visual identification and convenience.
. Refuse containers should be hidden with a fence or simple enclosure.
REAR I..IRAMeES
Spaca ~ buddlnp.an frequently bJouen.
hopIe c-s II) l'IDId dwm because they an uwalIy
unbmpc. .nd un.attnafv-. lOo often. dial IpXIS
havI been conddcred urkdy sank1l ....... wfMrI
deIiftrits an ma~1 or prbap picked up.
However. motI! Ind Il'IClfII putdnz II'CU In U'aIJ.
donal buslnas dbtrim .... beIna deotdoped behind
buIlclInp. In tbI mlddlt of tbI bIodc. 1M backs of
1M ~ are comlna: ~ Wind open ~
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to tM COl'MlCrdaI dinrict.
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neu~ by alIowIns d1...a Intry fram thI par\dnf
lot Into nom. CImomen don't nMd co wall
antUnd thI block co rach a &hop,
If J'OU don' '- an accraccM rear encrantI to
your buslnas but.... comIcIerlnz nalcIc1r Impro'IIo
mws. think .bout chulluues.
I.WouId addltloNl waIk-thl'OllJh cnllldlelp or
IWxIer your buclnustWcdd a rar tI1U'&IlCI bill!
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JDUt busMss. Be Sin co keep Ie
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wtch too many Ilpu. An atent.
dY'I meaJ &rllIe an plVl'kll Ie-
QJrity and I del to !hi Wualap-
pal 01, rur entry.
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IvIlW1'l1ol or small anopy I:lI'I b.1
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In general, lighting on buildings is low in intensity and is used for accenting features,
detailing, ornamentation, and entrances. The other main purposes of building and site lighting
are for building identification, displays, signage and security. Lighting is an important element
in building design. Night appearance of a building needs to be carefully considered.
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architectural detail.
External light sources should be shielded (indirect) and should produce colors which are
as close to daylight colors as possible. Consider lighting that matches the display windows.
Avoid high intensity floodlights or light sources directed at the viewer. Neon is often
inappropriate or overused, but may be used in moderntion to accentuate architectural details.
Building storefronts shou~d be lit internally at night for both appearance and security.
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GUIDELINES FOR NEW CONSTRUCTION - INFILL LOCATIONS
1. Height.
New will buildings located in block faces with existing buildings should strive for a
range between 70% and 130% of the average height of structures in the block face to which the
building is oriented. Buildings in excess of 130 % of the prevailing height should be stepped
back so the additional height is not visible from the street to which the buildings are oriented.
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Buildings In traditional commercial dlstrtcts share a
slmlbr helsht.lnflll constru&:don should respect this.
A new heade that Is toO hI'" or low an Interrupt
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New buildings should contain facade treatments which are varied through the use of
changes in facade plane, scaling, location of windows, doors and other openings, or other
architectural treatments which modulate the building's appearance. In particular, new buildings
should reinforce horizontal lines established in the surrounding block face. If surrounding
structures do not offer consIStent horizontal elements, the Dew structure should contain design
elements intended to serve as a lItransition" between disparate horizontal elements. Horizontal
elements should also distinguish between upper and lower floors of a building in order to
demarcate "public" and "private II space.
Composft.oa
The composition of the l"fill facade (that Is, the 0""
ganlzatlon of Its parts) should be similar to that of
surrounding facades.
Proportions of Open'np
The size and proportion of window and door open.
ings should be similar to those on surrounding fa.
cades.The same applies to the ratio of window area
to solid wall for the facade as a whole.
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An innll facade should be composed of materials
that complement adjacent facades. The new build.
Ing should not stand out against others.
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Rhythm is regular or symmetric repetition of building lines, shapes, fonns, color,
openings, which relate to overall building proportion and pattern. It also refers to a building's
balance, visual interest and scale in the context of the block face in which it is located.
New construction should replicate the rhythm throughout the block in which the building
is to be oriented in teoos of spacing, facade details, scale, setback, and other appropriate
features. Building materials should be selected to provide a sense of rhythm and human scale;
to generate a pedestrian oriented environment.
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Rhythms that carry throughout the block (such as
window spadng) should be Incorpora~d Into the
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with neighboring buildings and the block face to which the new building is oriented. Generally,
the building line should be maintained at the sidewalk edge to promote both pedestrian interest
and access.
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The new facade's reladonshlp to the street (called .
the "setback; should be consistent with that of Its
nefghbo"rlng buildings.
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The form of the roof and building cornice should
be similar to those on adjacent Sb'UttUres. On Main
Street, this usually means a flat roof hidden behind
a cornice.
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Flat roofs shall be surrounded by a parapet of. distinctive architectural style. Pitched
roofs may be allowed under certain circumstances, if appropriate within the context of the
streetscape in which the structure is to be located.
6. Facade orientation.
The orientation of all new structures shall follow the dominant orientation of structures
along the block face on which the new building is located. For structures on comers or double
frontage lots, multiple facade emphasis shall be given. All new construction projects should give
careful consideration to all exposed building facades.
COMMERCIAL BUILDING ORIENTATION
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7. LocaJion of off-street parking. .
All new construction shaIllocate the required off-street parking in the interior side yard
or rear yard of the site. No off-street parking shall be located in the front or comer side yards
of the site where the parking is highly viewable from adjoinIDg street rights-of-way.
Parking garages shall be required to provide pedestrian level shops and office spaces not
less than 50 % of the street level facade of the garage structure in order to promote street level
vitality and pedestrian interest. Visual screening or landscape screening shall be incoIpOrated
in the remaining facade areas other than ingress and egress points to screen vehicles from view.
See also parking garage design criteria and requirements contained in Chapter 41, Code of
Ordinances, Division 14. Parking Garages. '
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by pedestrians and to provide continuity of visual interest in the context of the block face. At
least 50% of the street level facade of a new building should be transparent (i.e. t glassed doors
or windows). Street level facades may not have blank walls which provide very limited visual
interest. Also, opaque, dark-tinted or mirrored glass shall not be used at street level. See also
windows and fenestration.
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HEIGHT OF THE ADJACENT STRUCTURES AS WELL AS SIMILAR DESIGN
'DETAILING AND ORNAMENTATION.
9. AdditWns.
Additions to existing stlUctures should reflect the style, scale, proportion, articulation,
materials and other key features utm7.ed in the existing structure.
Inappropriate: The addition ignores the
style, scale, proportion, and fenestration of
the existing builcUng.
Appropriate: The addition utilizes a
simplified form of style and fenestration, as
well as being a sympathetic scale to the
existing building.
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CharacJer-defining structures.
Downtown Clearwater does not have a dominant architectural theme or style.
Consequently, the design guidelines for Downtown Clearwater should recognize and reflect the
possibility of structures which are not necessarily consistent with existing buildings, but which
establish a new or revised "character" for Downtown. Examples of character~defming buildings
which have been constructed include the SunBank building, the Clearwater Towers buildings,
the Peace Memorial Presbyterian Church, the East Avenue Post Office, and the Fort Harrison
Hotel. The intent of this section of the design guidelines is to recognize that new, character-
defining structures may be considered and approved for design compatibility despite the
structure's apparent "incompatibility" with surrounding development. This is intended to be
applied to those structures which may change the character of the surrounding area in a manner
generally. consistent with,the design guidelines.
Building Categories.
In general, new buildings fall into one of two categories. Those that integrate and blend
into the surrounding environment aild those that counterpoint and become distinctive, stand-alone
expressions of design. Each approach has valid solutions to offer and the City encourages the
e!tPloration of both.
Building designs that blend with other similar styles should emphasize hannony,
continuity, compatible materials and, ornamentation.
The buildings that are proposed to be new exprerc;ions of design should still reflect on
the City's past history and values as well as visions for the future. Modem technology buildings
should still incoIporate certain design elements, building features and some characteristic
building materials that have been utilized in CleatWater's Urban Center District.
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Most building facades in the downtown district are set on, or only a few feet back from
the public right-of-way. As a result, the space available for landscape improvements is limited.
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environment with plants and foliage. The advantages far out-weigh the challenges imposed by
the limitations. Plants add a human element and soften structural components of a building
through color, texture, sight, and smell.
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Space limitations for both new buildings and buildings being remodeled can be enhanced
by recessing entries or offsetting facades in imaginative ways that comply with the architectural
guidelines.
Also, public right-of-way landscaping, where pennitted; that accentuates the building
features, and adds to the pedestrian and human scale is encouraged. It should carry out the
overall theme of the street and surrounding areas into a unified design. The application of
accepted principles of landscape architecture are encouraged.
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installation or irrigation. Installation of a concrete curb is necessary to keep soil and mulch in
the planter.
2. l"ground - Related PlmJters.
, Raised planters do not require complete excavation of paving materials but some method
. of drainage is required. Planters in general should be 18 to 24 inches high along the building
facade and constructed in a style and of materials which complement the architectural style of
the building. Acceptable materials are concrete blocks with stucco fmish, brickt and wood.
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traditional, decorative metal designs because clay and fiberglass planters tend to crack. The
colors of the planters should be either neutral in color or be present in the surrounding
, arehitecture. All pre-cast planters should be connected to an automatic, timed irrigation system.
The City of Clearwater has adopted certain styles to promote and maintain streetscape. continuity.
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The choice of plant materials is varied and depends on the amount of sun or shade
available and personal preference. Plants should be drought tolerant and non-toxic. They should
not have thorns or sharp points and should not be overly aggressive in tenus of growth habit.
Xeriwscaping design proposals are also encouraged.
The kinds of plants and planters chosen must complement the architecture of the building.
Utilize the materials, colors, tones and textures of the building when choosing planters.
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, Do not create hazards to pedestrians or restrict visibility of motor vehicles.
Maintenance of plants and planters is required. Planters should be cleaned and painted
as required. Damaged planters should be repaired or replaced. Plants should be well watered,
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comers is encouraged. Where possible, the use of a curb 'neck-out' which creates larger
pedestrian areas that incorporate benches, specialized pavers, lighted bollards and trash
receptacles are recommended. Landscaping, including shade trees, should be used to provide
separation between people and vehicles.
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paving materials and other pedestrian accents at their mid-block. These needn't be as extensive
unless they are to seIVe as an official pedestrian crossing area.
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of streetseape elements such as brick and block pavers, planters and landscape materials into the
entryways of buildings and by using building facade materials in the construction of streetscape
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opportunities to incOl]>orate usable open space within the project (development) area. A variety
of both active and passive spaces such as courtyards and plazas are desirable. These may be
either part of the genefaI, visual pedestrian movement areas or also private, people oriented,
quiet spaces. When designing these spaces careful consideration should be given to site
conditions such as sun, wind, rain and the effect of adjacent buildings, where applicable.
Attention should also be given to opportunities afforded by building roof-tops. Open
spaces located on roof gardens for employees and building users may provide a unique
atmosphere and desirable views of Clearwater Harbor, Clearwater beach areas and other scenic
views.
Artwork. Sculptures, murals, banners, water features and other artwork are encouraged
to be integrated within the streetscape design to provide focal points, aesthetic interest and
pedestrian interaction.
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Furnishings need to be attractive, pedestrian-friendly, durable and in character (in hannony) with
the overall theme of the Urban Center District.
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The incoxporation of benches, trash receptacles, planters, telephone kiosks, bollards,
bicycle racks and other street furnishings are encouraged. However, the use of these equipment
items must be carefully planned so not to congest space limitations, be coordinated to hannonize
with other City street furnishings and be'maintained on a continuing basis so that they do not
become deteliorated. All street furnishings must be pennanently anchored.
Benches. The preferred style of benches are traditional metal with full backs and either
durable wood or metal slats. It is recommended that benches have both end and intennediate
(mid-point) armrests.
Seating WallS. The construction of seating walls through-out the district are encouraged.
These features increase seating and landscape opportunities and also provide for incOIporating
building elements and materials such as brick, pre-cast concrete, ceramic tile and other fmishes
into the streetscape.
Trash Receptacles. Trash receptacles should blend with other street furnishings, be
constructed of metal with traditional exterior design, equipped with a removable trash liner
(container) and be sufficient in size not to require constant servicing. The design should be
compatible with those in Coachman Park and other Urban Center District locations.
Metal Planters. Matching metal planters that blend with trash receptacles may be used
to add flowers and foliage to the streetscape if space limitations won't permit built-in 'planters.
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and attractive night ligh~g. Metal or pre-cast concrete finishes are the most durable.
Bicycle Racks. The use of bicycle racks in larger scale developments is encouraged.
They must be well constructed and pennanentIy anchored, blend with other street furnishings
and located so not to create a pedestrian hazard.
Newspaper & Other Sidewalk Enclosures. All new sidewalk enclosures and newspaper
dispensing machines shall be consistent with other development materials. Publication names
may be applied; however, no extraneous advertising' will be pennitted. All enclosures and
dispensing machines must be located as not to impede pedestrian traffic and must be pennanently
anchored to the ground. Chains and other strapping devices will not be pennitted. Additionally,
any street comer must be limited to three enclosures.
Urban Center District Plaques. It is the intent of the Downtown Partnership to utilize
. cast bronze plaques to identify . and symbolize the redevelopment efforts of the District. These
plaques will be installed at strategic locations in sidewalks and on approved building facades to
help promote overall District continuity.
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Applications filed for review by the City of Cleanvater Design Review Board will
, undergo a project evaluation analysis as part of the overall review process. The purpose of the
analysis will be to help determine the overall consistency of each application with respect to the
City's adopted Design Guidelines.
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A range of points has been established for numerous elements' of the guidelines. These
sets of points give an indication of the relative value of the elements and their importance to the
overall guidelines. There is no mandated or required minimum point total. The analysis is an
iridication of how each application compares to the overall intent of the Design Guidelines.
The total maximum Point count for New Building and Development Proposals is 300
poin~. ,The total maximum point count for In-ftll Construction, Building Additions and Facade
Alterations is 200 points. The total maximum point count for Signs and Signage is 100 points.
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on submitted fmal applications for City design review. This will be part of the staff review and
report' to the Boaid. All reviews and evaluations are intended for Board information and
assistance and inay be modified or revised by the Board as part of the applicant presentation
process conducted dunng the Design Review Board meetings.
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not by a numeriCal score. See the breakdowns of the evaluation analysis for each of the three
categories on the following pages.
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-mSTORY OF PROJECT SITE ....... I . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25
Perform Historical Analysis of Location . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . '. 10
Incorporate Historically Significant Elements . .'. . . . . . . . . . . . . 15
~SIm DEVBL.OPJ\,fEN'T .................. III . . . . . . . . . . . . . . II . . . . . . . . 7S
Thorough Site/Project Analysis ....................... 10
Preservation of Important Site Elements . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15
Incoiporation of Open Spaces ........................ 10
Pedestriari Related/Oriented Features . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . ... . . . 15
. Continuity with Existing City Elements '.......... . . . . . . . . 10
Introduction of New Site Amenities . . . . . . . . . . . ~ . . . . . . . . . 15
-LANDSCAPE AND STREETSCAPB DESIGN. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 50
. ' . ' Tree Preservation and Planting ............. ' . '. . . . . . . . . 15
landscape Plan & Materials ......................... 15
. Streetscape Design & Features . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10
Streetscape FumishingslEquipment . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10
· PARKING AND PROPERTY ACCESS ..... .' . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20
Site AcCess & Identification/Safety . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5
. I..oc.at:ion of ~g Area.s ....,................. lit . . '. . . III 10
Any Proposed Shared Parking Solutions . .'. . . . . . . . . '.' . . . . . . 5
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Relationship to Site & Views . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ;'. . . . . . . . 10
Relationship to Neighboring Developments ........ . . ~ . . . . . 10 .
eBUlLDING(S) DESIGN ELEMENTS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. .. . . . .. 100
Massing,Sca1e & Proportion ~ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10
. Relationship to Nearby Buildings ...................... 10
.' Open Spaces & Fenestration . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10
Building Materials & Finishes ................. . . . . . . . 15
Character Defining Structures ........................ 15
Colors ..................... .. . . . . . . . . . ... . " . .. . .. . 15
Lighting, General. Accent & Site . . . . . . . . . . ~ . . . . . . . . . . . IS
Signage & Building Identification . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10
-OVERALL DESIGN COMMUNITY IMPACT. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .lll
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, Landsaipe Plan & Materials' . . . .,' . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10
: "S~scape Design & Features . .,. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10
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. Removal of Inconsistent Existing Elements ................. 10
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SimPlicity t Clarity' & Concise Message ... ~ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10
-Lighting Methods & Purpose " ~ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .'. . . . . . 10
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The CitY of Clearwater strongly supports and fully complies with the Americans with Disabilities ;, I
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Please advise us at least 72 hours prior to the meeting if you require special accommodations. i
CALL TO ORDER, INVOCATION, PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE, ANY INTRODUCTIONS ; I
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At TERATlONS, SIGN PlANS AND SIGNAGE. THE BOARD FOllOWS THE PROCEDURES OUTLINED I
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DESIGN REVIEW PROCESS
The Clearwater Design Guidelines are an illustrated version of the Clearwater Land
Development Code, Section for Design Review (Code of Ordinances, Section 36.038). These
guidelines provide text and illustrations depicting examples of the key design review criteria
contained in the ordinan~ and some examples of appropriate and inappropriate designs,
alterations, building additions, and streetscape improvements. The primary .objective of the
Design Review ordinance is to ensure that new development, building additions, facade
alterations, rehabilitations and signage are compatible with the neighborhood thereby reinforcing
and upgrading the quality of the area and preserving property values.
DESIGN REVIEW PROCESS
The design review process is intended to be applicant friendly, solution oriented and expedient.
Most staff reviews will nonnally take seven to ten days. Larger scale projects may take up to
forty-five days to allow coordination with other City design review procedures. Design review
applications are to be submitted to the Central Permitting Department's Design Review Section.
Pre':'application meetings with the staff are strongly recommended prior to submitting a fmal
application. Once a completed application is received, the staff will review the project for
compliance with the review criteria and prepare a staff report for the Design Review Board. It
is recommended that applications be submitted prior to the time the project is submitted for
building pennit review. No building or signage pennits, in the designated districts, will be
issued until a proposal has been reviewed and approved by the Board.
The flow chart depicted on page 38 outlines the steps in the design review process.
Only the property ownef (applicant) Of the owner's designated representative may file an appeal.
The applicant must submit a written request for an appeal within 10 calendar days of the Design
Review Board decision. The appeal is to the City Commission which then will conduct a public
hearing. See under" Appeals."
DESIGN REVIEW PROCEDURES
Basic design review procedures are as follows:
1. . Design review hearings will be conducted by the Design Review Board.
2. Developments that are inconsistent with the ordinance and the design review
criteria identified in these guidelines will be denied.
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The Central Permitting Director or his designee will collect any fees, review
meeting dates and times, review submittal requirements, and prepare as
appropriate illustrations andlor a design manual to facilitate understanding of the
intent of the design guidelines.
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date of approval. The Design Review Board may grant up to a one (1) year
extension, provided the project meets the design guidelines current at that
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a). Any request for modification to a design review application previously
approved by the City shall be,subject to fees, review and approval in the
same manner as a new application.
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for review and evaluation. Artist's renderings may also be utilized and are encouraged for large
projects and new development proposals. .
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1. . For new develo...pments and building additions:
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orientation. Also provide a landscape plan with paved areas, walks, parking, any
. buffer walls, streetscape improvements and other pertinent infonnation. The site
plan shall also show the properties on both sides of the project with the location
of "all the buildings on those adjacent properties. Photographs of the adjoining
. buildings/properties are recommended to be submitted.
b). Scaled elevations depicting architectural details, building materials, and colors of
all building facades that may be seen (exposed). For building additions also
include color photograph of the principal building or buildings.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
The formulation and preparation of these Urban Center District Design Guidelines
were made possible with the assistance and cooperation of the many individuals, committees
and organizations who have provided both text and graphics. ,
. The following is a list of the organizations whose members were major contributors to
this' effective document for the City of Clearwater:
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). . The Clearwater Downtown Partnership
The Chamber of Commerce
The City of Clearwater
The~ommunity Redevelopment Agency
The Downtow'n Clearwater Association
The' Downtown Development Board
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SUBJECT:
· Petition for Zoning Atlas Amendment for the Downtown Urban Center Core and Urban Center Eastern
Corridor districts; Owner(s): Multiple/City of Clearwater.
· Land Development Code Amendment Revising Urban Center Zoning Requirements.
RECOMMENDA TION/MOTION:
1. Approve the petition for zoning atlas amendments for downtown Urban Center districts as
described below, and pass Ordinance No. 5964~96 on first reading.
· Urban Center Core.' (UClC~1n: Bounded on the north by Jones Street, on the east by Garden Avenue, on the
south by Rogers Street, and on the west by Osceola Avenue.
· Urban Center Core.2 (UClC-21l: Bounded on the north by Jones Street, on the east by Prospect Avenue, on
the south by Turner Street, and on the west by Garden Avenue.
· Urban Center Easter Corridor (UC(E): Bounded on the north by Grove Street, on the east by Fredrica Avenue,
on the south by a line parallel to and one-half block south of Chestnut Street, and on the west by Prospect
Avenue.
2. Approve Land Development Code Amendment revising Urban Center zoning requirements,
and pass Ordinance' No. 5962-96 on first reading.
[] and that the appropriate officials be authorized to execute same.
SUMMARY:
The City of Clearwater is in the process of making adjustments to its zoning requirements to implement
the Downtown Redevelopment Plan. These adjustments include changes to Downtown zoning districts
as well 8S amendments to the Land Development Code for the Urban Center district.
I Reviewed by: x2J,!.~~ry,.~~~!1.gJ~.~p:~,~.m~<~,~~:,:, '>"":;: Costs: Commission Action:
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ZONING DISTRICT CHANGES:
· The Downtown Redevelopment Plan recommended the establishment of some revised
zoning districts. The City Commission has desired modifications to some of these
recommendations and has directed staff to eliminate the multiple Eastern Corridor
subdistricts proposed in the Plan and to extend the UC[C2) subdistrict one block eastward
to incorporate both sides of Myrtle Avenue.
· These modified districts are shown on the attached map. Supplemental information and
the staff recommendation is provided below.
USE INTENSITY AND OTHER CODE CHANGES:
· In addition to changing the zoning districts, this item involves Land Development Code
amendments. Under the revised zoning and development regulations for Downtown zoning
districts (Ordinance No. 5962-96), there will be some changes in the allowable height, fJoor
area ratio, and density requirements, as well as other less substantial changes. These
major changes Bre more fully described on the following page. Supplemental information
concerning floor area ratio and height is also provided on subsoquent pages.
City staff believes that the implementation of the Downtown Redevelopment Plan will spur
new redevelopment activity in Downtown Clearwater. We are confident that the proposed
changes are reflective of appropriate levels' of development intensity. There have been a
number. of adjustments to the original proposal and we feel these adjustments will encourage
. wide support of the current zoning changes by property owners in Downtown.
The Planning and Zoning Board held a public hearing on this application on May 21, 1996,
endorsing the atlas amendments by a 4-1 vote and endorsing the code amendments. with the
following recommended changes, by the same 4-1 vote. However, the Board will have to re-
hear the atlas amendments on June 4, 1996 due to an advertising problem. Staff will verbally
present the Boardts recommendation to the City Commission on June 6. 1996.
PLANNING & ZONING BOARD. RECOMMENDED CHANGES TO THE CODE AMENDMENT:
· Jncrease the "base" height in the Eastern Corridor District from 100 feet to 150 feet.
· Increase the "bonus" height in the Eastern Corridor District from 1 50 feet to 180 feet.
OTHER REQUIRED REVIEWS:
AGENCY
REVIEW REQUIRED
Pinellas Planning Council/Countywide Planning Authority NO
Florida Dept. of Community Affairs NO
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AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF CLEARWATER. FLORIDA.
AMENDING THE ZONING ATlAS OF THE CITY BY REZONING
CERTAIN PROPERTY CONSISTING OF SECTION 9 TOWNSHIP
298, RANGE 15E; SECTION 16, TOWNSHIP 29S, RANGE 15E;
AND SECTION 15, TOWNSHIP 298, RANGE 15E, AND
BOUNDED B~ OSCEOLA ON WEST, ROGERS ON SOUTH,
. GARDEN ON EAST, JONES ON NORTH FROM UC(C) TO
UC(C)1; GARDEN ON WEST. JONES ON NORTH, PROSPECT
AVENUE ON EAST, TURNER ON SOUTH FROM UC(C) AND
. UC(E) TO UC(C)2; PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE DATE.
WHEREAS, the amendment to the zoning atlas of the City as set forth in this ordinance Is
. found to be reasonable. proper and appropriate. and Is consistent with the City's Comprehensive
Plan; now, therefore,
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF
. CLEARWATER, FLORIDA:
~ectlon 1. The following described property in Clearwater, Florida, Is hereby rezoned. and
. the zoning atlas of the City Is amended as follows:
. Property
Zoning District
See exhibit A
From: Urban Center Core - UC(C)
To: Urban Center Core - UC(C)1
From: Urban Center Core - UC(C) and
Urban Center Eastern Corridor - UC(E)
To: Urban Center Core - UC(C)2
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(Z96-01)
. Section 2. The Central Permitting Director Is directed to revise the zoning atlas of the City
In accordance with the foregoing amendment.
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URBAN CENTER (CORE) 1
BEGIN at the Intersection of the centerllnes of Osceola Avenue and Jones Street; thence East
along the centerline of Jones Street to the centerUne of Garden Avenue; thence South along the
centerline of Garden Avenue to the centerline of Franklin Street; thence West along the
centerline of Franklin Street to the centerline of Garden Avenue; thence South along the
centerline of Garden Avenue to the centerline of Chestnut Street; thence West along the
centerline of Chestnut Street to the centerline of a North-South alley lying in Block 1 of Wallace
Addition to Clearwater, as recorded in Plat Book 3, Page 6 of the Public Records of
HiIIsborough County, Florida, of which Plnellas County was once a part; thence South along the
centerline of said North-South alley to the centerline of Rogers Street; thence West along the
centerline of Rogers Street to the centerline of Fort Harrison Avenue; thence North along the
centerline of Fort Harrison Avenue to the centerline of Court Street; thence West along the
centerline of Court Street to the centerline of Osceola Avenue; thence North along the
centerline of Osceola Avenue to the POB.
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PROPOSED REZONING Exhibit A - Ord. 5964-96
OWNER: Multiple z: 96"()1
APPUCANT: City of Clearwater
PROPERTY DESCRIPTION: Bounded on the North by
Jones Street, on the East by Garden Avenue. on the
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ZONING
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ATLAS PAGE: 277B, 286B & 2958 SEC: 09 TWP: 29 S RGE: 15 E
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URBAN CENTER (CORE) 2
. BEGIN at the Intersection of the centerlines of Garden Avenue and Jones Street; thence East
along the centerline of Jones Street to the extended centerline of Fern Avenue; thence South
along the centerline of Fern Avenue to the Intersection of the centerline of Drew Street and
extended Fern Avenue; thence East along the centerline of Drew Street to a point of
Intersection with the extended centerline of the North-South alley lying East of Block 6. R.J.
Booth Subdivision, as recorded In Plat Book 9, Page 22. of the public records of Plnellas
County, Florida; thence South along the centerline of the North-South alley lying East of Block
6, R.J. Booth Subdivision, as recorded In Plat Book 9, Page 22. of the public records of Plnellas
County, Florida, to the centerline of Grove Street; thence South to the Northwest comer of
M&B 22.05; thence South along the Westerly property line of M&B 22.05 and South along the
most Westerly property line of M&B 22.06 continuing to the centerline of Prospect Avenue;
thence South along the centerline of Propsect Avenue to the Intersection of the centerline of
Cleveland Street; thence East along the centerline of Cleveland Street to the Intersection of the
extended centerline of Prospect Avenue; thence South along the centerline of Prospect
Avenue to its intersection with the Easterly extension of the South line of Lot 8, Block 17, of
Magnolia Park as recorded In Plat Book 3, Page 43, and Plat Book 1, Page 70 of the public
records of Pinellas County, Florida; thence West along said Easterly extension of the South flne
of said Lot 8 and the South lines of lots 1 through 8, Block 17, to the centerline of Myrtle
Avenue; thence South along the centerline of Myrtle Avenue to the centerline of Turner Street;
thence West along the centerline of Turner Street to the centerline of East Avenue; thence
North along the centerline of East Avenue to the extended Northerly lot line of lot 6 through 10,
Block 19, Magnolia Park as recorded in prat Book 3, Page 43, and Plat Book 1. Page 70 of the
public records of Pine lias County, Florida; thence West along said extended Northerly lot line to
Ordinance 5964.95
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and Plat Book 1. Page 70 of the public records of Pinellas County, Florida; thence North along
the West property line of Lot 1, Block 19, Magnolia Park to the centerline of vacated Rogers
. Street; thence West along. the centerline of vacated Rogers Street to the extended East
property line of Lot 1. Block 2, Wallace Subdivision as recorded In Plat Book 3, Page 6 of the
public records of Hillsborough County, Florida, of which Pinellas County was onca a part;
thence North along the extended Westerly property line of M&B 41.01 to a point of Intersection
, of Chestnut Street and the extended West property line of M&B 41.01; thence West along the
. centerline of Chestnut Street to the centerline of the intersection of Chestnut Street and
Garden Avenue; thence North along the centerline of Garden Avenue to the point of
intersection with the centerline of Franklin Street; thence East along the centerline of Franklin
Street to the centerline of Garden Avenue; thence North along the centerline of Garden Avenue
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PROPOSED REZONING Exhibit B - Ord. 5964-96
OWNER: Multiple z: f)6.01
APPLICANT: City of Clearwater
PROPERTY DESCRlmON: Bounded on the North by
Jones Street, .on the East. by Prospect Avenue, on the
South by Tur!'cr Street and the West by Garden Avenue.
lONING
FROM: UC{C) and UC(E)
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ATLAS PAGE: 277B, 286B & 2956 SEe: 09 lWP: 29 S RGE: 15 E
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ORDINANCE NO. 5962~9ti
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF CLEARWATER,
FLORIDA, . RELATING TO TIlE LAND DEVELOPMENT
CODE; AMENDING DMSION 26 OF CHAPTER 40, CODE
OF ORDINANCES, TO PROVIDE FOR REVISED
DEVELOPMENT STANDARDS IN THE URBAN CENTER
DISTRICf; PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE DATE.
BE IT ORDAINED BY TIlE CITY COMMISSION OF THE
CITY OF CLEARWATER, FLORIDA:
" Section 1. Division 26 of Chapter 40, Code of Ordinances, is amended to read:
DMSION 26. URBAN CENTER DISTRICT (UC)
Sec. 40.481. General description.
The urban center district is created to provide for and guide the development and use of
land within the downtown area of the city in a manner that promotes the
implementation of the comprehensive plan, promulgates the downtown area as a major
retail, business, office, government and residential center of the city, and ensures the
continued viability and growth of the ad valorem tax base for the downtown. The
specific development regulations are intended to encourage planned development and
revitalization of the downtown area consistent with the "Downtown Redevelopment
DEWelopmeat Plan" and the city's comprehensive plan.
Sec. 40.482. Expansion; contraction.
Applications to expand or contract the urban center district shall be reviewed for
consistency with the "Downtown Redevelopment Development Plan" and the city's
comprehensive plan and judged in accord with expressed goals and objectives contained
therein.
Sec. 40.483. Subdistricts.
The urban center district shall comprise the following m few: subdistricts:
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(1) Bayfront UC(B).
(2) Core;:l UC(C:l).
(3) Core-2 UC(C-2)
(4) ~ F--astem Corridor nC(E).
(5) E4) Transition De(f).
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Bec. 40.484. Permitted uses.
(1) Within the Bayfront subdistrict, only the following uses and structures designed for
such uses shall, be pennitted:
(a)' Indoor retail sales...t
(b) Restaurants, except as provided in section 4O.485...t
(c) Business/professional/government offices...t
(d) Hotels/motels...t
(e) Convention centers. includin2 accessory outdoor displays.t
(t) Indoor commercial recreationlentertainment...t
(g) Personal services...t
(h) Accessory dwellings...t
(i) Multiple-family dwellings...t
G) Commercial parkin~t
(k) Vendors franchised to sell on public property.
(I) Churches, synagogues, monasteries, and other places of worship.
em) Accessory uses, including certain alcoholic beverage sales uses as specified in
sections 41.071 and 41.072; .
(n) Art galleries/studios.
, (0) Townhouses.
f.p) :Farmers markets.
, (Q) Publi~ parks.
!r) Child d&y care facilities.
(2) Within the Core subdistricts, only the following uses and structures designed for
such uses shall be pennitted:
(a) Indoor retail sales...t
(b) Restaurants, except as provided in section 4O.434...t
(c) Business/professioncl offices...t
(d) Hotels/motels...t
(e) Convention centers, including accessory outdoor dispJays.t
(f). Indoor commercial recreationlentertainment...t
(g) Personal services...t
(h) Accessory dweIlings...t
(i) Multiple-family dwellings...t
G) Medical clinicsnaboratories...t
(k) Commercial parking...t
(I) Government offices and facilities...t
(m) . Business services...t
(n) Transportation stations...t
(0) Interval ownership and timeshare dwellings...t
(P) . Funeral homes...t
(q) Nursing homes...t
(r) Hospitals...t
(5) Congregate care...t
(t) Churches, synagogues. monasteries and other places of worship...t
(u) Social and community services...t
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(z) Child day care.
(aa) Vendors franchised to sell on public property.
(bb) Accessory uses. including certain alcoholic beverage sales uses as specified in
sections 41.071 and 41.072.
(ee) Art galleries/studios.
(dd) Farmers marke~.
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(3) Within the Eastern Corridor subdistrict. only the following uses (and structures
designed for such uses) shall be permitted:
(a) Indoor retail sales.
(b) Restaurants. except as provided in section 40.485.
(c) Business/professional offices.
(d) Hotels/motels.
(e) .Convention centers, inc1udini accessory outdoor displa,n.
(t) Indoor commercial recreation/entertainment.
(g) Personal services.
(b) Accessory dweIIings.
(i)' Multiple-family dwellings.
(j) Medical clinicsllaboratories.
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0) Government offices and facilities. .
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(n) Veterinary offices.
(0) ,Transportation stations.
(P) Interval ownership and timeshare dwellings.
.(q) Funeral homes.
(r) Nursing homes.
(s) Hospitals.
(t) Congregate care.
(u) Churches, synagogues, monasteries and other places of worship.
(v) , Social and conununity services.
(w) Public and private elementary, middle and high schools.
(x) 'Universities, colleges. academies and similar facilities for learning.
(y) Commercial or trade schools.
(z) , Child day care.
(aa) . Vendors franchised to sell on public property.
(bb) Accessory uses, including certain alcoholic beverage sales uses as specified in
sections 41.071 and 41.072.
(co) Art galleries/studios.
!ddl Townhous~.
~ :Qetached sinil~ family dwellinas.
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!u) Public parks.
. (4) Within the Transition subdistrict, only the following uses (and structures designed
for such uses) shall be pennitted:
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(b)
(c)
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(e)
(f)
(g)
(h)
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(n)
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(P)
(q)
(r)
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Indoor retail sales.
Restaurants, ex.cept as provided in section 40.485.
Businessfprofessional offices.
Indoor commercial recreation/entertainment.
Personal services.
Accessory dwellings.
. Multiple-family dwellings.
. Medical clinicsllaboratories.
Commercial parking.
Government offices and facilities.
Business services.
Tr~portarionstatiom.
Funeral homes.
Congregate care. ,
Churches, synagogues, monasteries and other places of worship.
Social and community services.
Townhouses.
Three-family dwellings.
Two-family dwellings.
Detached single-family dwellings.
, Accessory uses, including certain alcoholic beverage sales uses as specified in
sections 41.071 and 41.072.
Art galleriesfstudios.
Sec. 40.485. Conditional uses.
(1) Within the Bayfront subdistrict, tbe following uses may be allowed as conditional
uses:
(a)
(b)
(c)
Transportation stations;
Nightclubs, taverns and bars.
Restaurants serving alcoholic beverages with outdoor seating where the service
area is located within 200 feet of a residential zone.
(d) Helistops.
(e) Bed and breakfast inns.
(t) Marina facilities.
(g) Utility facilities.
(2) Within the Core and Eastern Corridor subdistricts, the following uses may be
allowed as conditional uses:
(a) Nightclubs. taverns and bars.
'(b) Package alcoholic beverage sales.
(c) Be(fand breakfasrinns. .
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Gasoline stations.
Outdoor retail sales, displays andlor storage.
OUtdoor commercial recreation/entertainment.
Indoor storage andlor warehousing.
Wholesaling/distributing .
Manufacturing.
Vehicle service.
Residential shelters.
Utility facilities.
Restaurants serving alcoholic beverages with outdoor seating where the service
area is located within 200 feet of a residential zone.
(3) Within the Transition subdistrict, the following uses may be allowed as conditional
uses:
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Restaurants serving alcoholic beverages located within 200 feet of a church or
school or with outdoor seating where the service area is located within 200 feet
of a residential zone.
Level I group care.
Level n group care.
Level ill group care.
Congregate care.
'Nursing homes.
Child day care.
Commercial or trade schools.
Residential shelters.
Hotels/motels.
Bed and breakfast inns.
Veterinary offices.
Public and private elementary, middle and high sch'JOls.
Universities, colleges, academies and similar facilities for learning.
Indoor storage and/or warehousing.
Utility facilities.
Sec. 40.486. Use limitations.
The following use limitations shall apply to the urban center district:
(1) All alcoholic beverage sales slW.1 comply with the applicable provisions of
section ~1.071 -1-36.024 8fl:d Gbapte~.
(2) Vendors selling on public property shall be franchised by the city and shall
operate only in accordance with the tenns of the franchise agreement.
(3) Family, group and congregate care facilities shall comply with all tenns
contained in section 41.201 .136.020.
(4) Accessory uses shall comply with all terms contained in section 41.121
. 136.008.
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(5) 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
~ 136.005.
(6) Notwithstandini the lists of permitted and conditional uses in sections 40.484
and 40.485, the entire occQpied space ot the around floor of any strncture, excludini
parkini aaraies as defined in section 41.251,with frontaae on Cleveland Street shall be
reserved for uses that contribute to pedestrian interest. such as indoor retail sales,
restaurants, niihtclubs, taverns and bars, offices, 20vernment offices, convention
centersr entertainment complexes, residential uses, and hotel/motels.
0) Any new development or construction located in the urban center district shall
comply with the provisions of section 36.038. desi&D review boardL
(8) Farmers markets shan be permitted only on public park propertY consistent with
approval procedures and operational standards established by the city of Clearwater.
Sec. 40.487. Development requirements for the Bayfront subdistrict.
(1) Dimensional and numerical requirements. The following dimensional and numerical
requirements shall apply to development within the Bayfront subdistrict of the urban
center district: '
(a) Maximum floor area ratio: 2.0.
(b) Maximum density: 42 dwelling or hotel units per gross acre.
(c) Maximum height: 60 feet.
(d) Minimum setbacks from street rights-of~way:
1. For buildings having a height in excess of 30 feet: IS feet.
2. For buildings having a height of 30 feet or Jess: 10 feet.
3. As an alternative to subsections 1. and 2. above, for buildings which
either do not provide surface parking or setback surface parking a
minimum of 20 feet from any street right-of-way: None.
(e) Minimum setbacks from side and rear property lines: None.
(0 Off~street parking: Off~street parking and loading requirements within the
Bayfront subdistrict shall be the same as within the Core subdistricts. These
requirements are set forth in section 40.488, subsections (2) through (6).
(2) View corridor. 40 percent of the width of the property (measured parallel to
Clearwater Harbor) shall be kept free of buildings for the purpose of providing a view
corridor to Clearwater Harbor and Clearwater Beach. The view corridor may be a
single continuous space or divided incrementally. The area within the corridor(s) may
be maintained as open space, be utilized for amenities, or be surfaced for unenclosed
parking.
(3) Amenity area. Properties shall be provided with ground level amenities which
positively contribute to the ambience and aesthetics afforded the llYrban ~Genter
dGistrict, in accordance with the following schedule:
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All amenity areas shall be designed to be used by the public and shall be located
adjacent to street rights..of-way or shall be directly accessible from street rights-of-way.
Such improvements may include interior or exterior pedestrian plazas, seating areas,
fountains, sculptures or other works of art, and landscaped areas and gardens; floor
area devoted to ~ound floor pedestrian interest uses in parkin2 ga.rages may be used to
meet up to 5.0 perc~nt of the required amenity area.. All outdoor amenity areas shall be
provided with illumination devices. Properties havini less than 500 square feet of
amenity area required by the above schedule are exempt from the requirements of this
subsection.
Sec. 40.488. Development requirements for the Core subdistricts.
(1) Dimensional and numerical requirements.
(a) In the UC(C-l) subdistrictt the maximum floor area ratio shall be 3.0, the
maximum height shall be 100 feet~ and the maximum residential and hotel/motel
~ensity shall be 70 units per iross acre. In the UC(C-2) subdistrictr the maximum
floor area ratio shall be 5.0, the maximum hei.2ht shall he 180 feet and the maximum
residential and hotel/motel density shall be 70 units per woss acre. In botb
sulxlistricts. all new structures shall observe the required build-to lines and cornice
heiihts of the desie:n illidelines. There are no side or rear setback requirements.
There shall be no floor ar-ea ratio, density, height or other deyelopment reqairements in
the Core subdistrict, except fOF parking as provided in this seetio&.
(b) Bonus provisions. In the UC(C-l) Sub-District~ Floor area ratio~ heiiht and
density may be increased accordini to me followini schedule.
FLOOR AREA RATIO, HEIGHT
AND DENSITY
FAR - Up to 4.0
BONUSREQumEMENTS
(All Must Be MeO
Height - Up to 150 feet.
>>The development is a mixed use project
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mCOl:poratlni estrlan-mterest uses
(see section 40.486(6)) on the iround
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);:OThe structure and site desiin is determined
to substantially contribute to the
architectural character of the area by
the design review board.
)>EITHER: The amenity area provided for
in subsection (7) below is
increased to 30 percent of the
lot area; OR
The development contains a
residential component of at least
30% of the total development
floor area~ with at least 20% Qf
the total number of residential
unite; being affordable housi~
In the UC(C-2) Subdistrict. Floor area ration. height and density may be increased
"jlccording to the following tabl~;
FLQOR AREA RA TrO. HEIGHT
ANn pENSITY
FAR - Up to 6.0
Height - Up to 220 feet
Denisity - Up to 8S residential or
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inc01:porating pedestrian-interest uses
(see section 40.486(6)) on the ground
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and/or office uses on the upper
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)>The structure and site desi~n is determined
to substantially contribute to the
architectural character of the area by:
the design review board.
)> EITHER: The amenity area provided for
in ~ubsection (7) below is
increased to 30 percent of the
lot area; Oa
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floor area, with at least 20% of
the total number of residential
unitf\ rein&, affordable housina
(2) Off-street parking and loading requirements shall be as set forth in section 42.34 for
any new, altered or expanded use except as provided in this seetio" felloWB:
(a) Existing uses nonconforming with respect to parking shall be entitled to be
, reestablished if damaged or destroyed, irrespective of the extent of such damage
or destruction, to the extent of the use existing prior to damage or destruction
without providing any additional parking, based on the requirements of this the
section, beyond that which existed previously.
, (b) If a building existing on August 3D, 1994, is conforming or lawfully
nonconforming with respect to parking, no additional parking shall be required
for any change of use associated with such building.
(e) Parking requirements shall be waived for new or expanded uses whose parking
requirement is ten or fewer spaces.
(3) Required offstreet parking shall be provided according to the following
schedule:
(a) Retail sales, offices, services, manufacturing, and other similar uses shall be
provided with a minimum of one parking space per four hundred (400) square
feet of gross floor area.
(b) Restaurant and entertainment uses shall be provided with a minimum of one
parking space per each 200 square feet of gross floor area.
(c) Hotels, motels and bed and breakfast inns shall be provided with a minimum of
one parking space per unit or guest bedroom, plus any required parking for
other associated uses.
(d) Residential uses shall be provided with a minimum of one parking space per
unit.
(e) Community service uses and places of assembly, miscellaneous
public/semipublic uses, and warehousing uses shall comply with the parking
schedule provided in section 42.34(6).
(f) For any unlisted use, the development code administrator shall determine under
which of the preceding categories of parking regulation the use falls or, if no
category is available, the code administrator s~ determine a formula that
reasonably applies to the specific use.
(4) It is hereby declared to be the intent of this section to provide for sufficient
flexibility in the parking requirement formula so as to allow for comideration of
individual situations and more innovative solutions to the provision of offstreet parking.
Consistent with thiS intent; ohafthe' number of spa~.s required to serve a given use is
identified, the city, in conjunction with the applicant, will review the existing or
proposed public parking available to serve the proposed use, such unusual or special
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conditions or provisions as might be unique to the use, and the desire and ability of the
city to participate in any joint undertaking to provide parking space. In detennining
compliance with the above offstreet parking requirements, the following specific factors
may be taken into account and applied toward the number of required parking spaces:
(a) The number of available offstreet public parking spaces that typically record
less than a 9O-percent utilization rate, as determined by the traffic engineer,
within 600 feet for long.term (over three hours) and 400 feet for short-term
(three hours or less) parking.
(b) The number of spaces that can be provided within 600 feet for employees and
400 feet for visitors based upon shared use of existing parking spaces, public or
private, due to variation in typical hours of operation. If shared use of existing
parking is proposed, a letter of no objection from the owner of the parking area
to be shared shall be provided.
(c) The number of available offstreet parking spaces within 600 feet for employee
parking and 400 feet for visitor parking, owned or leased by the applicant for
off site parking space, provided such site is under the same ownership or there is
provided evidence satisfactory to the city of a binding commitment of
satisfactory duration to the use of such parking for the principal use in question
during its normal hours of operation. Offsite parking arrangements may include
private andlor public parking spaces and shall provide for the city to be notified
60 days prior to the termination or cancellation of any such arrangement.
(d) The number of parking spaces that should be added or subtracted based upon
unusual or special conditions unique to a particular use or based upon
specialized programs such as carpooling or public transit opportunities and
requirements for employees or visitors.
(e) The amount of money offered as payment in lieu of providing required offstreet
parking space, such payment to be based upon an estimated initial per space or
annual operating and maintenance cost set by resolution of the city commission
and subject to review at intervals of not more than two years. In establishing the
process for payment in lieu of parking, the city conunission shall designate the
responsible department or authority charged with receiving moneys and
establishing a fund to be utilized exclusively for the provision of capital
improvements to and operation and maintenance of parking facilities in the
urban center district.
(t) The direct and indirect contribution toward and feasibility of acquisition,
construction and/or operation of new or expanded parking facUities in
conjunction with the proposed use.
(5) All new, altered, or expanded uses requiring more than ten parking spaces shall
submit a parking plan to the traffic engineer which shall document the following:
(a) Location of property, type of use, required number of parking spaces for each
use and composition of required parking, i.e., longterm and shortterm;
(b) Proposed provision for parking onsite and/or offsite;
(c) Available public parking and proposed use thereof, by location, if proposed to
be counted;
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therefor;
(e) Other proposed arrangements designed to meet, or be in lieu of, parking
requirements.
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(6) All determinations made under the provisions of 1hia the section shall be approved
by the City manager. Appeals of any decision of the city manager relating to the
application of the provisions 'of this section may be made to the city commission.
Detennination as to Ihe required number of spaces and the number and basis of
, establishing any addition to or subtraction from this number by the city manager or city
, -commission shall be noted and made a part oCthe building pennit record of the city.
" The city commission or its designee may provide for lease payments to the public
parking system or payments in lieu of parking on such installment or incremental basis
, as is deemed financially equitable and sound.
" (7) Amenity areas. Properties shall be provided with ground level amenities which
positively contribute to the ambience and aesthetics afforded the llYrban ,Genter
dl:>istrict~: in accordance with the following schedule:
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0.5-1.0 5
Greater than 1.0 10
All amenity areas shall be designed to be used by the public and shall be located
adjacent to street rights-of.way or shall be directly accessible from street rights-of-way,
Such improvements may include interior or exterior pedestrian plazas, seating areas,
fountains, sculptures, and landscaped areas and gardens; floor area devoted to il"ound
floor pedestrian interest uses in parkin~ garae:es m&y be used to meet up to 50 percent
of the required amenity area. All outdoor amenity areas shall be provided with
illumination devices. Properties havin~ less than 500 square feet of amenity area
required by the above schedule are exelI\Pt from the reQJdrements of this subsection.
!8) Notwithstandini the dimensional requirements of this Section set forth
above. all properties with fTontaae on Cleveland Street between Osceola Avenue and
Myrtle Avenue shall observe the followina architectural desip requirements:
La) All new structures shall either be erected with no setback from the
~leveland S~t riibt--of-way or shall provide the required ~und level amenity area
in any setback from the Cleveland Street rieht-of-way.
(b) All new structures shall have a prima-.y pedestrian entrance directly from
the Cleveland Street ri&ht-of.w~ or from the required ~ound level amenity area.
~ All new structures exceedina 40 feet in height shall be constructed so as
to provide a maximum 40 foot exterior cornice height alon2 the facade(s) of the
structure facini Cleveland Street. For the pm:pose of thi!; sectiont the followin~
~efinitions are established:
1.. Cornicet exterior - The uppermost horizontal molded projection or other
\lppennost horizontal element located at the top of a buildin2t usually under th~
~ves\
2.a. Cornice height - The vertical distrance from iround level (tQp of
finished sidewalk) to the top of the exterior cornicet used to detennine visual
building heiKht at sidewalk property lines.
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Sec. 40.489. Development requirements for the Eastern Corridor subdistrict.
moo Dimensional and numerical requirements.
The followine dimensional and numerical requirements shall apply to development
within the Eastern Conidor subdistrict of the urban center district:
(1)00 Maximum density: 70 dwelIini unite; or hotel/motel units per iross acre.
~ Maximum floor area ratio: 3.0.
(c)(-a1 Maximum heiebt: 100 feet; the required cornice hel2hts of the deslin guidelines
shall be observed 200 feet.
(d) Setbacks: In both subdistricts. all new structures shall observe the required
build-to lines of the desien 2J1idelines. There are no side or rear setback
requirements.
~ Offstreet parking: Offstreet parking and loading requirements within the Eastern
Corridor subdistrict shall be the same as within the Coore subdistricts.
(J) Bonus provisions. Floor area ratio, height and density may be increased accordin2
to the following schedule.
FLOOR AREA RATIOt HEIGHT BONUSREQUTREMENTS
AND DENSITY All Must Be Met)
FAR - Up to 4.0. ~The development is a mixed use project
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mC01:poratln2 estrian-tnterest uses
Hei2ht - Up to 150 feet. (see section 40.486(6)) on the ground
floor with residential, hotel/motett
Density - Up to 85 residential or hotell and/or office uses on the upper
motel units per wass acre. floors.
)>The structure and site desi~ is detennined
to substantially contribute to the
architectural character of the area by
the desi~ review board.
)>EITHER: The amenity area provided for
in subsection (2) below is
increased to 30 percent of the
lot area; OR
The development contain.q a
; residential component of at least
30% of the total development
floor area~ with at least 20% of
the total number of residential
uses beina affordable housin&.
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positively contribute to the ambience and aesthetics afforded the utJrban ~Genter
d9istrict, in accordance with the following schedule:
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Floor A.d.... Minimum Amenity Area
WercenmgeofLotAJ~)
rea Ratio
0.5-1.0 5
Greater than 1.0 10
AU amenity areas shall be designed to be used by the public and shall be located
adjacent to street rights-of~way or shall be directly accessible from street rights-of~way.
Such improvements may include interior or exteripr pedestrian plazas, seating ar~s,
fountains, sculptures, and landscaped areas and gardens; floor area devoted to ~ound
floor pedestrian interest uses in parkini 2arRies may be used to meet up to 50 percent
of the reqJlired amenity area. All outdoor amenity areas shall be provided with
illumination devices. PrQpertie.c; havini' Jess than 500 sQUare feet of amenity area
required by the above schedule are exempt from the re.qJ1irements of this subsection.
3) NotwithstandinK the dimensional reqJJirement.t; of this Section set forth above.
all properties with fronta.a'e on Cleveland Street between Myrtle Avenue and Frederica
Avenue shan ob~rve the followini architectural desip n:quirementc;;
(a) All new structures shall provide the required wound level amenity area and
shan not bave a front setback more than 40 feet from the ~Ieveland Street riaht-of-way.
au All new structures shall have a primaQ' pedestrian entrance directly from the
Cleveland Street rie-ht-of-way or from the required wound level amenity ~,
!!U All new structure.c; exceedina 60 feet in hei2ht shall be constructed so as to
, provide a maximum 60 foot exterior cornice heiuht along the facade~) of the structure
'acini Cleveland Street. For the purpose of this section, Ute followin2 definitions ar~
~stabl ished:
ill Cornice, exterior - The uppermost hotizontal molded projection or other
uppermost horizontal element located at the top of a huildini. usually under the
eaves,
(2) ~omice heiiht ~ The vertical distance from the ~o1J.J}d level (top of
finished sidewalk) to the top of the exterior cornicer used to determine visual
building heiaht at sidewalk property lines.
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!d) All front setback areas shall be pedesman-oriented and fully landscaped.
(e). No parkini shall be permitted in any front setback areas on Cleveland Street.
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mw Dimensional and numerical requirements. The following dimensional and
numerical requirements shall apply to development within the Transition subdistrict of
the ~t1rban ,Genter d~istrict:
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(a)(l-) Maximum density: 28 dwelling units or 42 hoteUmotel units per net acre.
(b)~ Maximum floor area ratio:
L.a-: For residential or hoteUmotel uses: None.
2.e. For other uses: 0.3.
.~ Maximum height:
L.a-: For residential or hoteVmotel uses: 60 feet.
2.e. For other uses: 35 feet.
~ Minimum lot area: 6,000 square feet.
~ Minimum lot width at setback line: 60 feet.
moo Minimum lot depth: 85 feet.
~ Minimum setbacks: Principal and accessory structures shall be afforded setbacks
which measure ~t less than as follows, nor less than any greater requirement
, which may be applicable to a particular property in accordance with the uniform
development regulations contained in chapter ~ Y6:
L.tr. From a street right..of-way: 20 feet.
~Ir.- From a side property line: 5 feet.
l..e:- From a rear property line: 10 feet.
(hWij Minimum open space:
La-: For the lot: 30 percent of the lot area.
~e. For the front yard: 55 percent of the front yard area.
(i)~ Off-street parking: Off-street parking and loading requirements within the
Transition subdistrict shall be governed by the requirements of section ~
136.022.
Section 2. The provisions of this ordinance are found and determined to be consistent
with the City of Clearwater Comprehensive Plan.
Section 3. This ordinance shall take effect immediately upon adoption.
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Cyndie Goudeau, City Clerk
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June 27, 1996
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We have had an opportunity to evaluate two options discussed at Thursday's City Commission
meeting with regard to the Downtown Plan. These options were: Creating a UC(Cw2) district
along the Cleveland Street Corridor; and Creating a similar corridor along the Court/Chestnut
one-way pairs.
In evaluating these options, we have the following comments:
. Although both options provide some Hrelief' for individualized developments (the 1100
Building and Prospect Towers, in particular), the predominant character of these areas is
substantially lower in height and intensity than in the maximum allowable height and intensity
in the UC(C-2) district.
. The Downtown Plan is an attempt to Hshrink" the Downtown so as to create a pedestrian
scale commercial "strip" while promoting residential development that would support
Downtown activities. The tendency for high rise construction to dominate such a setting is
problematic, as well as the likelihood that individual high rise developments would not provide
the pedestrian continuity caUed for in the plan.
. Individual projects having great public benefit which do not meet the dimensional
requirements of our Downtown zoning districts can be considered as planned developments Of
through variances. These approaches would provide for development control that would
resolve some of the scale and continuity issues discussed above.
. A comprehensive evaluation of the proposed Hcorridor" zoning concept cannot be made at the
current time due to the uncertainty surrounding various Downtown projects. Scale issues
along the Court/Chestnut pairs becomes less of an issue should this area serve as the uonlyn
route to the beach (i.e.) ifno ready interconnection of the bridgelbeach route to Cleveland
Street occurs) and the Downtown lake is not constructed.
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will occur. Both of these projects are supportive of the residential components of the
plan. A different approach might be appropriate should they not materialize. It is also
crucial to determine what will occur at the fanner Annex property before proceeding with
establishing a Uhigh rise" corridor that is somewhat inconsistent with the stated goals of
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As a consequence, staff recommends adoption of the ordinances as proposed, with one exception.
CalVafy Baptist Church has requested a modification to the list of permitted uses in the UC(B)
district to include child day care in order to accommodate a proposed day care facility (see
attached letter). This request seems reasonable and we will incorporate it in the ordinance coming
before you on July 1 ft. 1996.
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In addition, we will review the Downtown Redevelopment Plan in the next several months to
make sure the Commission accepts the rationale behind and need for the proposed Downtown
projtcts, particularly the Annex property, the bridge, and the Downtown lake. Where changes
need to be made, we will reMadjust the Plan and Downtown zoning, as necessary.
Please' contact me if you have questions or comments.
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331 Cleveland Street
Clemwlll.cr, Floridll34615
Atooc (813) 441.1581 FlI.x (813) 447.2983
June 7, 1996
Mr. Scott Shuford, Director
Central Permitting Department
100 S. Myrtle Avenue
P.O. Box 4748
Clearwater, Florida 34618-4748
Dear Mr. Shuford:
Calvary Baptist Church, has for some time, been studying the possibility of beginning a
Children's Center as an extension of our current ministries. This concept is similar to
what many church's are doing, by providing preschool and child-care to couples where
both parents arc employed. Currently, Calvary conducts a one day per weck 'Mom's
Morning Out "program; this would be complemented by adding a Children's program that
would run five days a week. In reviewing all the necessary steps involvcd in making this a
reality we have been informed that our current zoning status does not allow "Child day
care".
In researching this matter and in talking with your staff it appears that this problem
originated with the 1993 zoning changes affecting downtown. Originally Calvary was
zoned Public/Semi-Public (P/SP). Under P!SP Child day care was a permitted use as was
explained to me by your staff; The changes that occurred in rezoning this area from P/SP
to Urban Center Bayfront (UC)B resulted in many provisions that were previously
permitted now being eliminated, both as either permitted or as conditional use. It is
interesting to note that Peace Memorial Presbyterian Church, which had a previously
designated zoning of P/SP, when it was re-zoned to Urban Center Core (UC)C still
retained the permitted use of "Child day care". It is obvious what has occurred. In
writing the "permitted" uses it was observed as to what uses existed and those uses were
incorporated into the zoning. If a particular use did not exist at the time these changes
were effected they were not incorporated. Peace Memorial has had an on going day care
program for many years, while Calvary did not and thus the difference today. It appears
to be a simple oversightl
As a result, Calvary Baptist Church is requesting that an immediate review of the Urban
Center Bayfront zoning, be amended to allow "Child day care" as a "Permitted Use". It is
our hope that the city staffwilllook upon this request favorably and that such a requested
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change .would not be excessively delayed. Calvary understands that there is a legal
process involved in order to amend the existing zoning in order to allow this request as a
permitted use, but should additional information be required from Calvary related to this
. request, please promptly inquire so that this process will not be unnecessarily delayed.
Th~ you for your consideration I .
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Church Admini~ator .
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Betty Deptula, City Manager
Kathy Rice, Deputy City Manager
, Bill Baker, Assistant City Manager
'. . Bill Anderso~ Senior Pastor Calvary
Diane O'Barr, Preschool Director Calvary
. Don Manly, Deacon Chairman Calvary
Elwood Hogan J~., Church Attorney
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Purpose Statement
One of the most pressing needs of working parents in our society is in the area
of quality daycare/childcare. Virtually gone are the days when mom stayed
home with .the kids, while dad went to the office. With rising inflation and the
cost of living, two paycheck families are the norm, rather than the exception.
Additionally, with divorce at an all time high, the rise of single parent homes
nave dramatically increased the need for adequate childcare/daycare programs.
Many churches have sought to address this problem by creating, expanding or
enhancing their daycare/childcare programs to meet the ever..: increasing needs
of working moms and dads. Working parents need an effective and caring
enviroment, one that can be trusted, to help nuture and take care of their
children.
The Calvary Baptist Children's Center's purpose is to assisUhese working moms
and dads by providing quality childcare in a ,loving and nurturing atmosphere,
where the love of Christ is displayed and taught. This can be a tremendous
ministry to the working parents of our church and community. Not only will their
children be exposed to the love of Christ, but the entire family may benefit from
the many ministries Calvary has to offer as well. This "side door" evangelism
can and will assist Calvary in reaching some of these young families for Christ
and church membership.
Calvary has always been a church that has.stood on the cutting-edge of
Christian opportunity and responsibility. She has always led the way. Her
character and reputation go before her and it is our belief that many new faces
from her community will respond to this exciting new ministry.
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THE CITY OF CLEARWATER
PROPOSES TO CHANGE THE
ZONING CLASSIFICATIONS
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ADVERTISEMENT AND AS
DESCRIBED BELOW. THESE
CHANGES ARE CONSISTENTWITH
THOSE PROPOSED IN THE
"DOWNTOWN DEVELOPMENT
PLAN FOR THE CITY OF
CLEARWATER" UNDER
CONSIDERATION BY THE CITY
COMMISSION,
NOTICE OF CHANGE OF ZONING
ZONING CHANGES. THE CITY OF
CLEARWATER PROPOSES TO.
CHANGE THE ZONING DISTRICT
FOR THE PROPERTY INDICATED
AS AREA H A" ON THE FOLLOWING
MAP FROM PUBLIC/SEMI-PUBLIC
TO URBAN CENTER (BA YFRONT),
THE CITY OF CLEARWATER
PROPOSES TO CHANGE THE
ZONING DISTRICT FOR THE
PROPERTY INDICATED AS AREA
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FROM PUBLIC/SEMI-PUBLIC TO
URBAN CENTER ICORE). THE
CITY OF CLEARWATER PROPOSES
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FOLLOWING MAP FROM PUBLIC/
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THE FOLLOWING MAP FROM PUBLIC/SEMI-PUBLIC, LIMITED OFFICE, GENERAL COMMERCIAL, AND
NEIGHBORHOOD COMMERCIAL TO URBAN CENTER (EASTERN CORRIDOR!.
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AREAS "A", "B", "C", AND "0" ARE MORE FULLY DESCRIBED BELOW.
AREA " A" - Sec 16-29-15, M&B 13.06; John R. Davey's Resub, Blk A, Lot 1 and part of Lots 2 and 3, Z 92.6A ZONING CHANGE:
From P/SP IPublic/Semi-Publicl to UCIBl (Urban Center Bayfrontl :J.-I/IrP/,
AREA "B" - John R. Davey's Resub, Blk B, Lots 12 thru 20 and part of Lot 1 1. Z 92-6A ZONING CHANGE: From PIS?
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AREA .e. - R.J. Booth's Sub, Blk 1, Lots 1 thru 5; Sarah McMullen's Sub, Blk 1, Lot 6. Z 92-4A; LUP 92-4A ZONING CHANGE:
From P/SP (Public/Semi.Publicl to UClTl (Proposed Urban Center Transition)
- R.J. Booth's Sub, Blk 6, Lots' thru 5; Sarah McMullen's Sub, Blk 1, Lots 1 thru 5. Z 92.48; LUP 92-48' ZONING
CHANGE: From OL (Limited Office) to UClTI lProposed Urban Center Transitionl
. R.J. Booth's Sub, Blk 6, Lots 6 thru 13; Sarah McMullen's Sub, Blk 1, Lots 7 thru 10. Z 92-4C; LUP 92-4C ZONING
CHANGE: From CN (Neighborhood Commercial) to UCITJ (Proposed Urban Center Transition)
AREA .0. - Gibson's Clwr Heights, Lots 24 thru 39; Janie Daniels Sub, Lots 1 thru 3 and Lot 7; R.H. Padgett's Sub, Lot 4 and part
of Lots 1 and 14; W.F. Hughey's Sub, Blk 1, Lots 5 and 6; and vacated streets. Z 92-5A; LUP 92-5A ZONING CHANGE:
\ From P/SP IPublic/Semi.Public) to UC(El (Urban Center Eastern Corridor)
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PROPOSED DOWNTO\VN DEVELOPMENT PLAN
URBAN CENTER SUBDISTRICTS. PERMITIED AND CONDITIONAL USES
ZONING DISTRICT
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URDAN CENTER
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URDAN CENTER
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PERMITTED USES
Indoor rC!lnll snles, Restnurlln15,
Dusiuw/prdes.slounl/goyennueut offices,
lIolels/wolels, Conveuliou cculers, Imlaor cowwercinl
rrcrelll1oulentcrtnluUlcut. Persounl scrvices, Accessory
dwellings, MuIUple-rlUuily dwcllings, Cowwercinl parking,
Veudors, Cburcbes, sYlln~ogues, mOllllSleries llud oilier places
or worship, Accessory uses, Art galleries/sludios, TownUouses.
Indoor retail snles, ReslnurlUl15, Dusiness/proresslonnl offices,
1I0lels/molels, Coovelltion centers, Indoor cowwerdnl
recrelll1on!eulerl.1I1muenl, Personnl services, Accessory
dweUiugs. Multlple-rmuily dwellings, Medicnl
clillic.sllnborntories, COllllUercinl pnrkiug, Governwelll offices
mid rndliUes, DusulC$.5 services, Alcoholic benrnie snles (00
preolisc cousumptioll) . ollly "ithin specific llre:u us derwl!d in
lhe "Dowulolnl Denlopmcnl Pllw", Trll11Sportlllion Sllltlous,
Inlcrvnl ownership nnd timeshnre dweUillgs, FWlernJ bOIUes,
Nurslug bomes, ](ospilnls. COllgrrgnte cnre, Cburcbes,
syungogues, ulollnsteries IInd otller places or
worship, Vendors, Sodnlll.lld COlUluwlity senices; Public: IUld
priYlIle eleUleulnry, middle nnd high schools, Uuiversities,
coUrges, acadelUies nlld sllUilar rucililies ror lenrniug,
TOlnlhouses, CowlUerdnl or trade schools, ClIild dDY care,
Accessory wes, Art gnllerie.s/studiDS.
Indoor retill snles, Resl:turltll15, nnsiness/prDressional offices,
lIolels/luDtcls, CDnventiou centers, Induor comlllercinJ
recrentionlelllertninlllenl, PersollnJ services, ^CCesSDry
dwellings, Mnltillle-rnlllily d\HlIillgS, Medlenl
clinltsllnhDratories, COllllnerclul p;lrkiug, Goyernment offices
alld rndlilies, Dnsuless senicC5, ^lcoholic beverage snles (011
premise COII.5l1l11l'llolI) . only "ilhin specific arens ns deruled lu
the "I>O\\'lItO\\1I Develupment 1'lnJl". TrmlSportatioll slaUDus,
lulervnl onllershlJl nud timeshare dwelliugs, Funeral homes,
Nursulll homel, HosJlltnls. Congregate core, ClIurches,
syungogues, 1II0nnslene:'i IUIlI other phlCes or
worship, Veudurs, Socill1lUld cDllImunity services, l'ublic nud
priynte elelllentnry, middle IUIlI hl~h schools, UniversItIes,
collrl!es, In:adeluies IUld similllr rucilities ror Jennliug.
TO\\1lhDuse:S; COlUmerciltl or tende schoDIs, Child dny care,
AccessDry uses, Art gnlleries/sludius.
JndDor retail snles, Re<itnnenn15, nusiuess/llrOrusiollnl offices,
Indoor cDllIwerclnJ recrenllOIl/elltertnimllent, Persounl services,
Accessory dwellings, Multlllle-rlunily dwellings, Medico)
cllllic:sllaboralDries, COlllwercial parking, GDvcnullellt offices
IIl1d racllit.les. Dusiuess services, Transportatlou slalious,
Funero) howes. Congregnte care, Churches, s)"nagognes,
wDnn.steries IUld other ploces or worship, Soc1n1lUld CDWI11Wuty
services, Towuhouses, Three-rmllily dwellings, Two.rllJUUy
dwellings; Detached slngJe.rwuily dwelliugs, Accessory wes,
Art galleries/studiDS.
CONDITIONAL USES
Trnllsporlnlion Slal1DDS,
Alcoholic beverage 5Ales
(cousuanptiDo 00 prftl1ues).
Helistops, Ded and breakrast
Inns, Marina fDCUities.
Mcobolic beverage snJes (Dn
preanue cOl1Swupl1on), ,Alcobolic
beverage sates (package snJes),
Ded and brenkrastlnns,
Veterinary offices, GIlSDUne
statiolls, OutdoDr retnil sales,
displays a1ld/or slornge,
OutdDor cowluerci:l1
rec:reatlDofe.nlerta1n.went, ludoor
storage Ilud/or wnrebowUtt,
WboJesaUngfdis tribu linlh
MlII1uracluring, VeWc:le senke,
Resldelll1al Shelters.
Alcoholic beverage snJes (00
premise couswuptioa). A1c:oboUe
beverage sales (packoge s.lles).
Ded lIud brenkrnst inns,
Vcteriuary offices, GllSoline
st:ttion.s, OutdODr retnil wes,
dl~pl;:ays IIIId/Dr storage;
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recreotiDu/elltert..nlwueut, IndDor
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MlUlUrnclunng, Veh1c1e senke,
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A1cDholic beverllge sales (00
prewue consumptlou), Lnell
group ClIre, Level II grDup care,
Level III group CAre, COliiresate
Cllre, Nursing hDwes, Child day
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JUL-31-1996 09:55 FROM PLANNING & DEVELOPMENT
TO
MOTION TO AMEND
ORDINANCE NO. 5962-96
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I move to amend Section 40.485(2) to add "vehicle sales"
as a conditional use inothe Urban Center Core and Eastern
Corridor subdistricts.
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MOTIONS TO AMEND
ORDINANCE NO. 5962-96
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.'. I move to amend Section 40.488(1) to increase the
pelmitted height in the Urban Center (C-l) subdistrict to
150 feet and the bonus height in the same subdistrict to 180
feet.
. I move to amend Section 40.489(1) to increase the
permitted height in the Urban Center Eastern' Corridor' .
. subdistrict to 1 SO feet and the bonus height in the same
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BOARD OF. COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
PINELLAS COUNTY, FLORIDA
3115 COURT STREET
CLEARWATER. FLORIDA 34616
OOMUlllalONliRa
aAWE PARKS. CHAIRMAN
AOBERTB.STEWART.~~~'~
CHARLES E. RAINEY
STEVE SEIBERT
BRUCE TYNDALL
July 24, 1996
RECEIVED
JUL 251996
CITY Mf\NAGER
Ms. Betty Deptula
City Manager .
City of Clearwater
112 South Osceola Avenu~ '
3rd Floor' , ' "
Clearwater, FL 34616
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'SUBJECT: Proposed. RezOQing: Downto~ Core District
Dear Betty:
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, , .I am writing cOnceniing the proposed ordinance which would revise zoning in the downtown .
core district, which mcludesa significant pOrtion of the PineIJas County Courthouse and services .
,complex. As Y01iknow~ this complex constitutes a sub~tialpresencein downtown ., .' ·
, :.,' . CI~ter. ~'m att8chhig SQme ae~als shoWing the County complex. '
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, Pin~llas CoUnty is verY~n~l'Qed about the impact that the revised zoning wouldliave for,pur
future plans Within our complex. IfPinellas County government is going to continue to provide
, the Courtho~ ~d, 9fft;r a range of government serviCes in ~e downtown Clearwater area, we .
will need to expand 'our available o~ce,space Vl!ithin our cOmplex. We are currently operating
with ~ esti.ti:mtCd 80,000,square foot office sPa~e deficit. '
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, Our current planS, ~bje~t fu funding, are to ,build ,an administrative office building all; the ; . . '
northeast ~mer qf b~l~ and Court Stfeet ,That comer is cUrrently occupied by two (2), "
house-turned office buildings and a parking lot. r;ve indicated this site as the "Subject" in the
attached in~ps:and ,aerials. " , , :'" ~. , . . "
Although we are not yet in the development stages of this administration building~ we are
concerned that the ~ 06 foot height restriction in the proposed zonmg could create difficulty for
us~ given tha~ we must accommodate parking along with the structure. We, therefore, request
PlEASE ADORESS REPl.Y TO;
REAL ESTATE MANAGEMENT DIVISION
aen".1 Sarvlc.. O.partment
201 ROGERS STREET
CLEARWATER, FLORIDA 3-481C5
TElEPHONE: (813) <4&4-3496
FAX: (813) 004-3374
SUNCOM: 57()'3496
41Plnellas COunty Is an Equal Opportunity Employer" e Member.Plnellas Partnership for a Drug Free Workplace
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SUBJECT:
· Petition for Modification of Commercial Planned Development Site Plan Condition # 5 for
23106 US 19 North; Owner Wal-Mart Store, Inc. (Z 96-08).
RECOMMENDA TION/MOTION:
· Approve the petition for modification of Commercial Planned Development Site Plan
Condition for loehmann's Plaza Replat, lots 1-3; loehmann's Plaza, lot 1 to allow Wal-Mart
Store to remain open 24 hours per day and seven days per week subject to 4 additional
conditions.
1&1 and that the appropriate officials be authorized to execute same.
BACKGROUND:
· On December 3, 1991, the Planning and Zoning Board held a public hearing to consider a request
for amending the Zoning Atlas from Commercial Center (CC) to Commercial Planned Development
(CPO) and review of a Master Site Plan. The Board recommended endorsement of the request to
the City Commission subject to 13 conditions (see Attachment A).
· At its meeting of December 5, 1991 the City Commission unanimously approved the request
subject to 13 conditions and passed Ordinance No. 5145-91 on first reading. But for the
complaint from Coachman Ridge Homeowners Association, Inc. on May 17, 1996 concerning re-
landscaping the trees and shrubs that died over the past winter, other conditions of approval
have, been met. According to Environmental Department, this work is partly completed by the
applicant.
PLANNED DEVELOPMENT SITE PLAN CONDITION # 5 READS AS FOllOWS:
· The hours of operation shall be from 9:00 a.m. until 9:00 p.m., seven days a week, except that
extended hours of operation of 7:00 a.m. until 11 :00 p.m. may be permitted for special events
for up to 10 days per calendar year (Wal-Mart only).Page 3
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The applicant now proposes to operate the store 24 hours per day, seven days a week. According
to the application, this request is prompted by the desire to meet the needs and preferencos of
various customers. The applicant further maintains that there are customers that work the typical
day shift who prefer to shop early In the morning before work or late in the evening when the stores
are not crowded.
The subject property Is surrounded on the north and south by apartment complexes and to the west
across the Florida Power right80f-way easement and single family residential properties. Similar
facilities like Albertsons, Kash-N-Karry at Drew Street and US 19 North and other commercial
facilities in the area including Kinko's Copy Center and International House of Pancakes operate 24
hours daily. The Pollee Department has indicated verbally that pollee activity in the area is
consistent with the use of the property.
Residential neighborhoods are far away from the subject property. Residential properties to the west
are separated by the 234. foet wide Florida Power right-of-way easement. The parking lots will be
more active with the new hours of operation, reducing the likelihood of II after-hour" activity of a
criminal natures.
Pertinent information concerning the request is summarized in the tables below.
EXISTING ZONING AND FUTURE LAND USE OF APPLICANT'S AND SURROUNDING PROPERTIES
LOCATION IN CITY OR FUTURE LAND USE PLAN ZONING ACTUAL USE
COUNTY CLASSI FICA TION
Subiect Prooertv City Commercial Limited CPO Wal-Mart Store
North City Residential High RPD-18 Apartment
Comolex
South City Residential Medium/Resort RPD-14 Apartment
Facility Hklh Complex
East City Commercial Limited CH Mixed Commercial
West City Transportation Utility P/SP Florida Power
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. The Planning and Zoning Board held a public hearing on this application on July 16, 1996 after which they
unanimously endorsed the proposed request to delete condition #5 to the City Commission.
OTHER REQUIRED REVIEWS
YES NO
AGENCY
Pine lias Plannlno Councll/Countvwide Planning Authoritv X
Florida Deoartment of Community Affairs X
. ABBREVIATIONS: CPO = Commercial Planned Development (City), RPO-18 = Residential Planned
Development II Eighteen" (City), RPD.14 = Residential Planned Development II Fourteen" (City), CH. =
Highway Commercial (City); P/SP = Public/Semi-Public
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PREVIOUS CONDITIONS OF APPROVAL:
The Board previous approval of the request was subject to the following 13 conditlons:-
1) Within the 25 foot wide buffer proposed along the rear of the site (the west side) and
along the Stag Run Blvd. Frontage west of the proposed driveway (a portion of the north
side), buffer vegetation shall be installed consisting of three rows of shrubs (minimum
height 308 at time of instalJation) placed three (3) feet on center; the tree planting
requirements of the Clearwater City code for perimeter landscaping shall also be met.
Due to site constraints, however, the rear buffer can be reduced to a minimum of 10 feet
in width along up to 20 percent of the width of the property to accommodate the turning
radii required for truck loading access and maneuvers so long as no reduction in plant
materials in the reduced width buffer occurs. Plant materials to be installed in these areas
shall be dense, fast growing varieties. A landscaping plan indicating this landscaping, as
well as all other required landscaping, shall be submitted to the Director of Planning and
Development and Asst. Public Works Director (Environmental) and approval of this plan
shall occur prior to the issuance of a building permit;
2) The Wal-Mart building shall maintain a 75 foot setback from Stag Run Boulevard;
3) The existing driveway proposed for removal along Stag Run Blvd. Shall be completely
remov,ed through the wetland mitigation area and the land under the driveway shall be
restored to a functioning wetland condition to the extent possible given existing utilities in
this area;
4) During construction, erosion barriers shall be installed to protect wetland areas to be
preserved and lor created;
5) No alcoholic beverage sales for on-premise consumption shall be permitted on the subject
property;
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week;
8) The applicant shall construct or, alternately, provide funds to cover the full construction
costs of cul-de-sacs or other street termini, as deemed acceptable by the City staff, to
close Stag Run blvd. To through traffic; such construction should include landscaping and
other design considerations to eliminate cut~through traffic;
9) a. The applicant shall provide all Improvements to surrounding roadways required by the
Florida Department of Transportation, b. As offered, the applicant shall pay $10,000.00
for improvements to the North East Coachman Road (FOOT project for FY 92-93); The
applicant shall provide architectural renderings Showing the proposed east (front), north
and south elevations of the proposed Wal-Mart building as part of its site plan application.
These elevations shall demonstrate architectural features, such as color schemes,
entrance treatments, and landscaping which mitigate the II boxlike" appearance of some
Wal-Mart stores and specify color t~eatment for the building;
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. , 11) All outdoor storage and displays shall be required to be approved through the conditional
use permit process. Proposals for special, temporary outdoor sales shall be Included In
this requirement, so that screening and other conditions can be established. Also Included
are temporary outdoor storage proposals;
12) A cross..access easemant shall a executed between the applicant and the owner of Lot 4
to permit the sharing of the proposed driveway access(es); no direct driveway access
. shall be permitted to lot 4 from NE Coachman Road; and
13) No seml..trallers shall enter or exit the property on Stag Run Road Boulevard.
At its meeting of JulV 16, 1996, the Planning and Zoning Board voted unanimously to approve the
request to extend tho hours of operation to 24 hours a day, seven days a week subject to the
following additional conditions of approval:
1) Dumpster service shalf be prohibited between the hours of 9p.rn. and 9 a.m.;
2) landscaping shall be continuously maintained especially along the west side of the site:
3) All site Ughtingshall be equipped with a 90 degree cutNoff mechanism, with the light being
directed downward and away from adjoining residential properties and street rights-of-way
prior to issuance of the requisite occupational license; and
4) There shall be no parking of refrigerated or other vehicles which must be parked in a
. , running condition west of the east wall of the Wal-Mart building during the hours of 9:00
p.m. to 9:00 8.m. ' ,
With the exception of condition #6, and the newly established four conditions listed above, all
previously approved conditions of approval remain in effect.
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Name of Property Owner{s): W d.f - /HAA r .~dA~.t LG.
Address: 7tJI ~~'H WAtr.,.J &VA. kTtlJtllui. Ax 717J/, Phone: r~l!1) z 7 J .... -1 t?I?,?
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Representative {If any}: /2ellA"'~ /), J!",~"I.s. Phone: (11.1) 72.(- !12 z..
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Is the requested Zoning DIstrict In conformance with the Clearwater Comprehensive Land Use Plan Classification?"
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NOTE: If the requested zone change Is not consistent with the Clty.s Land Use Plan. the applicant will be required
to file a correspondlng application to amend the land Use Plan.
15 the requested Zoning District In conformance with the Pinellas County Comprehensive Land Use Plan?
Yes )c No
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Mayor and City Commission
Subject:
Scott Shuford, Director of ~cntra1 Pennitting 53
Additional Infonnation .. City Commission Agenda Items
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Betty Deptula, City Manager
Cyndie Goudeau, City Clerk
August 1, 1996
Date:
I am providing the fo)Jowing additional information concerning two City Commission agenda
items for the August 1, 1996 meeting.
First, for agenda item #10 (Wal-Mart CPD site plan modification), attached please find
two memorandltIDS addressing law enforcement and traffic issues. In addition, staff inspected the
- Wa1~Mart property on July 30. 1996 and found that a large number of recently~installed shrubs
along the west property line had died and had not been replaced.; there was some outdoor storage
on the west property line which was not enclosed as required. .
These problems were discussed with the applicant's representative, and a commitment was made
to correct them. Staff'reinspected the property this afternoon and notes that the landscaping has
been replaced and the unsecured outdoor storage material has been removed. There is a large
rolloff'trash container on the site that staff assumes will be promptly removed.
A copy of the code violation history of the property that has been prepared by the Community
Response Team isJl1so attached.
Second, concerning agenda I m #11 (sign variance the Palm Pavilion). staff notes
that the Beach Diner repJacemen sign is being requir 0 undergo review by the City's Design
Review Board in advance of the es blishment of at Design Guidelines for Clearwater Beach
since the Beach Diner site is located n City~ ed property. Staff feels that the Palm Pavilion
sign, due to its proximity to public r rty. should likewise receive similar design review.
Consequently, we are still recomm I approval of this requested variance) but with the
condition that the proposed si ge mee Design Review Boord requirements.
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SUBJECT: WaI-Mart Request for 24-hour Operation
DATE:
luly 30, 1996
In responSe to your request for information, the Clearwater Police Department has no
significant concerns regarding the impact on law enforcement if the Wal-Mart StOre located
at ,23106 U.S. 19 North is granted its request to operate 24-hours per day.
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operation, however, it is not anticipated that th~se numbers ,would be disproportionate to
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Grand opening signlbanner Inspector 3/31/94 4/11/94
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Outdoor retail sales, display at Garden Center Inspector 3/31/94 4/11/94
Banners, portable signs Anonymous 5/11/94 5123/94
Outdoor display-swing sets Inspector 5/11/94 6/23/94
, . Overgrown behind Kinko's Ridge Apts 7/2V94 8/8/94
, . Violating conditional use conditions P & Z Board 9/13/94 10/6/94
Outdoor sales, display - plants on sidewalk Inspector 1/3/95 1/6/95
" Unauthorized banner sign Inspector 3/6/95 3/9/95
Outdoor retail sales, display Inspector 3/21/95 1/22/96
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CIQarwa~or, PL 34625
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July 14, 1996
JUL 1 5 1996
City of Claarwat.r
P.O. Box 4748
Clearwater, FL 34618-4748
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CLERK I ATTORNEY
SUBJECTz
Cynthia E. Goudeau, CMe
City CIGrk
Elimination of sit. plan condition #~
RAquest to allow Wal-Mart to remain open 24 hours
each day
Dear M8. GOUdG4UI
A'rrBNTION:
Plea.. diatrlbuto copi.s ot this lettor to the tollowinq peoples
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Hayor Rita Carvey
City Commissioners
Member. of the Planning and zoning Board
City Manager Bet~y Doptula
Central Permitting Scott shuford
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Since I will be unable to attend tht Planning and Zoninq Board
hearing IIchGduled for TUaaday, July 16, please consider lilY thouqht.
in your evaluation of Wal-Mart's request.
As an officer of the Coachman Ridqe HomeownerD AOBociatlon (CRHA),
X personally worked with the city ot Clearwater, Wal-Mart
representatives and the residents of Coachman Ridge in drattinq the
original wal-Kart site plan conditions. This wa. II 10n9, c1rawn out.
procesQ that required muoh planning, compromi8e and QQnaltlvlty to
everyone'. ne.de.
condition #5 of the site plan, which limited tho hour", ot operation
from 9 a. to 9 pm, was particularly important as it mitivated the
concerns of the residents inVOlving security, tratfic, noiso and
debri8.
In eftGot WB all believed it WAS bonot'lclal to call a "time out"
eaah niqht to ensure that the difficult balanoe betweon a busy
national discount store and a peaceful residential noiqhborhood
would be maintainod.
Although the relationship haa not been pertect (few thinqs are),
Wal-Mart and Coachman Ridqe have coexisted fairly 'well, city
manaqement was applaUded for bringinq these opposing factions
together and working it out. And when Wal-Mart extended its hour.
of operation from 7 am to 10 PM, the city and nearby residents
watched closely, but didn't object - thinqs still seemed to be
okay.
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July 14, 1995
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:In hindaiqht:, :r wish we had objeotedl Bveryone, inoluding Wal-Mart
would have ramllzGd bow important condition " WGS to the
nelvhborhood. Perhaps this current. request: would lIovor have been
submitted it Wal-Kart knew that we (the city and residents ot CRHA)
were serious when these oonditions wore drawn up. Wal-Mart haa
shown complacenoy. toward. condition #1 by not maintaining their
landsoapinq. Now they would prefer to eliminate (modify i.
inappropriate here) oondition ID. Is this a case of bait and
8witchby Wal-Mart?
As tar a8 I am conce~ned, and I believe I .peak for the
overwholmin~ ~ajority ot my neighbors, nothing hall changed in our
eo~in.d attempt to peacetully coexist with WalMMart. I atronqly
object. to any additional increase in hours of operation for the
eake ot the safety and quality or lita in our'nQ19hbo~hOod. I am
hopeful that you will arri va at the same conolusion upon oompletion
of your evaluation ot WU1-Mart'a request. .
Sincerely,
Robert . LOG!
Reaident of Coachman Ridge
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SUBJECT:
Variance to the Sign Regulations; 10 Bay Esplanade; Palm Pavilion of Clearwater, Inc,/Palm
Pavilion (Owner/Applicant); Kenneth G. Hamilton (Representative).
(SV 96-14)
RECOMMENDATION/MOTION:
Approve a variance to allow one freestanding sign with an area of 49 square feet, a height of 20
feet, and a setback of 5 feet from the Bay Esplanade right-of~way, on property identified as Lots 1,
2, 3,. 4, 5, 14 and 15, Block 8, Revised Map of Clearwater Beach, for meeting See, 45.24,
Standards for Approval, items (1 )-(4). .
IEJ and that the appropriate officials be authorized to execute same.
BACKGROUND:
. This property Is located on the north side of Bay Esplanade" west of Mandalay Ave., and is in
the Beach Commercial zoning district. '
. The applicant Is requesting a variance to allow a freestanding sign with an area ot 49 square
feet, a height of 20 feet, and a setback of 5 feet from the Bay Esplanade right-of-way. Within
the Beach Commercial district, freestanding signs are permitted only on properties where
buildings are back at least 15 feet from the right-at-way. The building on this property is back 6
feet from the right-of-way, and it has a porch that extends into the right-at-way.
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Commission Action:
o Approved
o Approved w/Condltlonl
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Type of sign Freestanding No
Location/orientation of sign Bay Esplanade No freestanding sign permitted
Area 49 sq. ft. No freestanding sign permitted
Setback 5 ft. No freestanding sign permitted
Height 20 ft. No freestanding sign permitted
Staff Comments/Analysis:
The following conditions support approval of the requested variance:
. This property Is lacking good identification. The building architecture does not lend itself
particularly well to the placement of attached signs.
. The proposed sign will not be crowded between the building and right~of~way. Instead, the
sign will be placed to the east of the building in an open area alongside the parking lot.
. The proposed sign comports with the area, height and setback requirements established for
this zone for properties developed with a 15 foot setback from the right-of-way.
. Approval of the requested variance will not detract from the appearance of Clearwater
Beach or the City.
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Applicable Variance Standards:
To receive variance approval, a request must meet all four standards for approval. Based upon
review and analysis of the Information contained in the application, staff finds that approval of the
requested variance meets all of the standards. In particular, the following standards do appear to
be fully met:
1. There are special circumstances related to the particular physical surroundings, shape or
topographical conditions applicable to the land or buildings, and such circumstances are
peculiar to such fand 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.
3. . The variance Is not based exclusively upon the desire for economic or other material gain by
the applicant or. owner. '
4. 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:
FREESTANDING SIGNS IN THE BEACH COMMERCIAL ZONE
ON PROPERTIES WITH BUILDINGS NOT SET BACK 1 5 FEET
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SV 92-49 657 Mandalay North Beach Motel 1 freestanding 3/25/93
Ave. sign/Denied
SV 92-1 00 400 East Sandpiper Motel 1 freesta nd ing 1 /24/94
Shore Dr. sign/Approved
SV 92-27 41 1 East Bay Breeze Motel 1 freesta nd ing 4/27/94
Shore Dr. sign/Approved
SV 95-03 473 East East Shore Resort 1 freestanding 1 11 9/95
Shore Dr. Motel sign/Approved
SV 95-08 650 MandaJay Beach Break 1 freestanding 2/2/95
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VARIANCE WORKSHEET - CASE NUMBER SV 96-14
STANDARDS FOR VARIANCE
APPROVAL
(1) There are special circumstances
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.
(3) The variance is not based
exclusively upon the desire for
economic or other material gain by the
applicant or owner.
(4) 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.
STAFF FINDINGS
. This property is lacking good identification.
. The proposed sign will not be crowded
between the building and right.of-way.
Instead, the sign will be placed to the east
of the building in an open area alongside
the parking lot.
. The proposed sign comports with the area,
height and setback requirements
established for this zone for properties
developed with a 1 5 foot setback from the
right-of-way.
. Approval of the requested variance will not
detract from the appearance of Clearwater
Beach or the City.
The proposed sign will serve to provide
appropriate identification of this property.
The variance request appears to satisfy this
condition.
The sign regulations were adopted with the
intent of enhancing the visual quality of the
City's streets and landsca'pe in order to
protect the value of properties and the well-
being of the local tourist oriented economy..
The granting of this variance appears to be
consistent with this intent.
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PROPERTY OWNER(S) NAME & ADDRESS:
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REPRESENTATIVE(S) (If any) NAME & ADDRESS:
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TELEPHONE: (-$rJ, J.jtf(;- a~l-/a
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ZONING DISTRICT:
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LAND USE CLASSIFICATION: RFH
LJ;\ND AREA: '33l tJ(PO 1/1
ADDRESS OF SUBJECT PROPERTY:
NAME OF BU51NE,SS (IF APPLICABLE):
LEGAL DESCRIPTION OF SUBJECT PROPERTY:
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PARCEL NUMBER: 05' I aq I I ~ . I JtJ1~~~1 (JcJg I d:J8,O (This information is
available from your .tax receipt or contact Pinellas Co. Property Appraiser's Office at 464-3207. If more than one parcel
number, attach 8 % x 11 inch sheet)
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DESCRJBE SURROUNDING USES OF PROPERTY:
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. STANDARDS FOR APPROVAL: A vorlance .hell not bo grllnted by the City Commtnlon unl".. the eppllcetlon and evl\1once
presented clearly support the followIng conclu.lon.:
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.1) Ther. et. special ctrcumltancet rorated to the particufar physrcal lurroundFng., Ihap. or topogrephlcal oondltronll
appRcab'e (0 the 'and or bulfdlng., end IUch c1rcumltanC8I ar. pecuUar to .uch rend Of bundlng. and do not applv
o!ner<( to the rand or bulldJng, In th: Itf)pnc~re i~nlng dt.trf~ beceulD ~.'l.d;~ ;~~ J::l~:V1
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2) The .trlct application of the provisions of the code would dbprtvo tha appncent of tho reoJonablo use of tho 'end or
buildIng. because +h.{, OcJl"cn ~/t1L7(+ ~ r.,/Ja+t' ~ '/-11,_ Y1t!:~d ~~~ ~hl?
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4) The granting of the variance will be tn harmony with the general purpose end Intent of the land~~V~rop9ient code and
comprehensIve plan and wilt not l) materially InjurIous to surrounding properties or otherwise d&t1fmentoI1o the pubflc
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THIS SUBMISSION GIVES AN APPLICANT THE OPPORTUNITY TO REQUEST THE VARIANCE AND APPEAR BEFORE THE
CITY COMMISSION AT A PUBLIC HEARING. FEES PAID ARE NON-REFUNDABLE REGARDLESS OF BOARD ACTION. BY
SIGNING THIS DOCUMENT I AM ACKNOWLEDGING THAT ALL FEES PAID 00 NOT GUARANTEE APPROVAL OF THIS
APPLICATION. ~
SIGNATURE OF PROPERTY OWNER lOR REl'RESENTATlVE): I. ,u-~U I&E.
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THE ABOVE DESCRIBED PROPERTY APPEARS TO BE IN ZONE AE. IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE fiRM MAP OF THE
CITY Of CLEARWATER. FLORIDA, COMMUNITY PANEL NO. 125096-0007-0. MAP REVISED AUGUST 19. 1991.
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Interoffice Correspondence Sheet
Subject:
Mayor and City Commission
Scott Shuford, Director or~entra1 Pennitting $3
Additional Infonnation - City Commission Agenda Items
To:
From:
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Betty Deptura, City Manager
Cyndie Goudeau, City Clerk
Date:
August I, 1996
I am providing the foJlowing additi
items for the August 1, 1996 meeting.
o City Commission agenda
First, for agenda item #10 (Wal-M CPD site an modification), attached please find
two memorandums addressing law enforce nt an faffic issues. In addition, staff inspected the
Wal-Mart property on July 30, 1996 and fa at a large number of recently-installed shrubs
along the west property line had died and ha ot been replaced; there was some outdoor storage
on the west property line which was not e lose as required.
These problems were discussed wi the applicant representative, and a commitment was made
to correct them. Staff reinspect the property this ftemoon and notes that the landscaping has
been replaced and the unsec ed outdoor storage m erial has been removed. There is a large
rolloft'trash container on t site that staff assumes will e promptly removed.
A copy of the code olation history of the property that as been prepared by the Community
Response Team i so attached.
Second, concerning agenda item #11 (sign variance for the Palm Pavilion), staff notes
that the Beach Diner replacement sign is being required to undergo review by the City's Design
Review Board in advance of the establishment offonna] Design Guidelines for Crearwater Beach
since the Beach Diner site is located on City-owned property. Staff feels that the Palm Pavilion
sign, due to its proximity to public property, should likewise receive similar design review.
Consequently, we are still recommending approval of this requested variance, but with the
condition that the proposed signage meets Design Review Board requirements.
Please advise if you should have questions or comments.
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Meeting Date: j~;,t~,:E;
SUBJECT: .
Variance to the Sign Regulations; 600 Bypass Drive.; Romark Investments, Inc. and Fred Arnold,
Inc./Clearwater Professional Center (Owner/Applicant) John Bozmoski, Jr. (Representative).
(SV 96-15)
RECOMMENDATION/MOTION:
Approve an area variance of 34 square feet from the permitted 56 square feet to allow 90 square
feet of attached sign area, on property identified as Sec. 18-29-16, M&B 41.08, for meeting Sec.
45.24, Standards for Approval, items (1 )-(4).
lEI and that the appropriate offtcials be authorized to execute same.
BACKGROUND:
. This property is located on the west side of Bypass Drive, between Gulf to Bay Blvd. and Druid
Rd., and Is In the General Office zoning district.
. The applicant Is requesting an area variance of 34 square feet from the permitted 56 square feet
to allow a total of 90 square feet of attached sign area.
. There are two attached signs on this building, one on the north face and one on the south.
Each has an area of 45 square feet. The variance is requested to allow these signs to remain.
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Commission Action:
o Approved
o Approved w/Conditlon.
o DenIed
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The following table provides summary information regarding the proposed sign:
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Type of signs
Location/orientation of signs
Area
Attached
Bypass Drive
90 sq. ft.
Yes
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56 sq. ft.
Staff Comments/Analysis:
existing conditions support approval of the requested variances; specifically:
· Since the affected signs are placed on opposite sides of the building, no more than 45
square feet of signs can be viewed at one time.
· The existing signs are in scale with this building and serve to effectively identify this use.
· Strict enforcement of the code In this case would not produce any significant public benefit.
· The existing signs do not adversely affect the appearance of this neighborhood or the City.
Direction
Existing Land Uses
North
South
East
West
Motel
Offices
Indoor retail
Florida Power right-of-way
Applicable Variance Standards:
To receive variance approval, a request must meet all four standards for approval. Based upon
review and analysis of the information contained in the application, staff finds that approval of the
requested variances meets all of the standards. In particular, the following standards do appear to
be fully met:
1. There are special circumstances 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.
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3. The variance Is not based exclusively upon the desire for economic or other material gain by
the applicant or owner.
4. 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 iniurious to surrounding
properties or otherwise detrimental to the public welfare.
Relevant Previous Decisions by the Commission:
ATTACHED SIGN AREA
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SV 92M42 714 Cleveland Trickel Jewelers 70 sq. ft./Approved 2/9/93
St.
SV 93~73 2200 Gulf to Goodyear Auto 1 36 sq. ft./Denied 1 1/9/93
Bay
SV 93~106 704 Court St. Workbench 7.9 sq. ft./Approved 3/21/94
SV 93M39 20505 U.S. 1 9 Dillard's 21 .26 sq. ft./Approved 4/19/94
SV 92-90 423 East Shore Olympia Motel 51 .6 sq. ft./Denied 4/27/94
SV 94-26 1 10 Island Way Island Estates 8.8 sq. ft./Approved 8/4/94
Realty
SV 94~35 2907 S.R. 590 Johnny's Italian 8 sq. ft./ Approved 1 1/3194
Restaurant
SV 95-14 675 S. Gulfview Continental 10 sq. ft./Approved 3/16/95
Towers
SV 95-17 2495 Gulf to Builder's Square 102.25 sq. ft./Approved 5/4/95
Bay
SV 93-68 25749 U.S. 1 9 Savings of 37 sq. ft./Approved 8/3/95
America
SV 95-39 241 1 1 U.S. 1 9 Royal Pools 95.6 sq. ft./Denied 9/21 195
SV 95-42 2530 McMullen Northwood Plaza 1 2.5 sq. ft./Approved 10/19/95
Booth and Republic Bank
SV 96-05 1 501 N. Belcher Long Center 83.3 sq. ft./Approved 3/7/96
SV 96-06 400 Mandalay Doubletree Resort 1 51 sq. ft./ Approved 3/21/96
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VARIANCE WORKSHEET - CASE NUMBER SV 96-16
STANDARDS FOR VARIANCE
APPROVAL
(1) There are special circumstances
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.
(3) The variance is not based
exclusively upon the desire for
economic or other material gain by the
applicant or owner.
(4) 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,
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STAFF FINDINGS
. Since the affected signs are placed
on opposite sides of the building, no
more than 45 square feet of sign
area can be viewed at one time.
. The existing signs are in scale with
this building and serve to effectively
Identify this use.
. Strict enforcement of the code in
this case would not produce any
significant public benefit.
· The existing signs do not adversely
affect the appearance of this
neighborhood or the City.
Given the conditions specified above,
the existing signs constitute a
reasonable use,
The variance request appears to satisfy
this condition.
The sign regulations were adopted with
the intent of enhancing the visual
quality of the City's streets and
landscape in order to protect the value
of properties and the well-being of the
local tourist oriented economy. The
granting of this variance appears to be
consistent with this intent.
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CENTRAL PERMITTING DEPARTMENT
10 S. MISSOURI AVENUE
CLEARVVATER, FL 34618
SIGN VARIANCE APPLICATION
PROPERTY OWNER(S) NAME & ADDRESS:
Romark Investments, Inc. and
Fred Arnold, Inc.
600 Bypass Orive, Suite 215
Clearwater, ~lorida 34624
REPRESENTATIVE(S) (if any) NAME & ADDRESS:
John Bozmoski, Jr., Esquire
600 Bypass Drive, Suite 215
Clearwater, Florlda 34b24
TELEPHONE: , q13) 724-9J 14
TElEPHONE: 1813) 726-6090
ADDRESS OF SUBJECT PROPERTY:
NAME OF SUSrNESS (IF APPLJCABlEI:
600 Bypass Drive, Clearwater, Plorida
"Clearwater Professional Center"
34624
LAND USE CLASSIFICA nON: R J d Go
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LEGAL DESCRIPTION OF SUBJECT PROPERTY: _<) ff:'tti j.I It; <" A,'I J
ZONING DISTRICT:
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LAND AREA: 1.1. A<::.RtfS
PARCEL NUMBER: 18 I 29 I 16 I 00000 I 410 I 0800 (This information is
available from your tax receipt or contact Plnellas Co. Property Appraiser's Office at 464-3207. If more than one parcel
number, attach 8% x 11 inch sheet)
DESCRIBE SURROUNDING USES OF PROPERTY:
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South:
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comnercial
East: corrmercial
West: c0rTl11ercia1
VARlANCE{S) REQUEST:
Allow for la:ger'attached signage from 561 to 90.
CONTINUED ON REVERSE SIDE
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STP~~AROS FOR APPROVAL: A varlonco shell not be grantod by the City Commhllfon un'Oll tho oppUceflon end evidence
presented cloerly support tho following ccmcluslonl:
,) Thero ere special circumstances related to the particular physlcol surroundings, shope or topographical conditions
appnceblo to the land or buildings, end such circumstances are pelCUnar to, Ipch land or buildings and do '.lpt apply
generally to the land or building. In the epplfcable zonIng dIstrict ~egeule iA1~.... ,~ 1'1 /;"/ihA} St"r6/1 c:. Ii.-
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4) Tho granting of the variance will be In harmony with the genoral purpose and (ntent of the land development code and
comprehensIve plan and wJII not be materially injurious to surrounding properties or otherwIse detrimental to tho public
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THIS SUBMISSION GIVES AN APPLICANT THE OPPORTUNfTY TO REQUEST THE VARIANCE AND APPEAR BEFORE THE
CITY COMMISSION AT A PUBLIC HEARING. FEES PAID ARE NON.REFUNDABlE REGA DLESS OF BOP,RD ACTION. BY
SIGNIN'G THIS DOCUMENT I AM ACKNOWLEDGlNG THAT ALL FE ~JAID/~O NOT 13 AANTEE A 'f'ROVAl OF THfS
APPLICATION. // jI v-:
SIGNATURE OF PROPERTY OWNER {OR REPRESENTATIVE : ~ .,
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NOTE: PROPERTY OWNER OR REPRESENTATIVE MUST ATTEND HEARING.
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Richard J. Baier~ City Engineer d.
Renaming Bypass Drive 0'
July 31, 1996
At the July 29 City Commission work session, one of the City Commissioners
questioned how to go about changing a street name. 1 suggest the fonowing
procedure:
\ I Contact aU of the abutting property owners regarding the proposed street
name change, and ask for their input.
2. Hold a public hearing to detenninc if the name change should be
implemented.
3. Prepare a resolution formerly changing the street nwne.
All new street names win havo to be checked for duplication within an area
including Dunedin, Largo, Safety Harbor, Belleair, and the adjoining
unincorporated area,
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ORDINANCE NO. 6028-96
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF CLEARW A TER.
FLORIDA. RELATING TO THE LAND. DEVELOPMENT
CODE; AMENDING SECTION 45.23. CODE OF
ORDINANCES, TO EXCLUDE CITY-OWNED PROPERTY
FROM ELIGIBILITY FOR MINOR V ARJANCE
CONSIDERATION AND TO EXCLUDE ANY PROPERTY
FROM ELIGffiILITY FOR MINOR VARIANCE
CONSIDERATION WHERE VARIANCES ARE GRANTED IN
EXCESS OF SPECIFIED LIMITS; TO ALLOW MINOR
VARIANCES FOR FREESTANDING SIGN SETBACK UP TO
FIVE FEET; PROVIDING AN EFFECflVE DATE.
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COMMISSION OF THE CITY
OF CLEARWATER. FLORIDA:
Section 1. Section 45.23. Code of Ordinances, is amended to read:
Sec. 45.23. Procedures.
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(3) A minor variance may be approved by the development code administrator without
public hearing or authorization by the development code adjustment board or the city commission.
An application for minor variance shall comply with the submission requirements of section 45.22;
however, a minor variance shall not be subject to the notice and hearing requirements of Article IV
of Chapter 36. An applicant may request to go through the full Valiance procedures of this chapter
if the decision made by the development code administrator is not acceptable to the applicant. CitY.: ,
owned pf01lCl'ties shall not be eligible for minor variance consideration and no pm,perty shall be
tlj~ible for minor variance consideration where variances are granted in excess of the limits
$peCified below. A minor variance may consist of one or more of the following:
(a) Side setback. Variation of a side setback of no more than ten percent or two feet,
whichever is less.
(b) Rear setback. Variation of a rear setback of no more than ten percent or five feet,
whichever is less.
(c) Street setback. Variation of a street setback of no more than ten percent or five
feet. whichever is less.
(d) Open space. Variation of an open space requirement of no more than five percent.
(e) Front yard open space. Variation of a front yard open space requirement of no
more than five percent.
(t) Landscaping.
1. Intenor parking lot. Variation of the required interior landscaping for a
parking lot to require less than six percent, but not less than five percent, of
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2. Abutting streets. Variation of the required width of perimeter landscaping
abutting a street of no more than one foot.
3. Abutting adjacent property. Variation of the required width of perimeter
landscaping abutting an adjacent property of no more than one foot.
(g) Number of parking spaces. Variation of the number of parking spaces of no more
than ten percent, with the maximum number of parking spaces being varied limited
to ten.
. (It) Reserved.
(hi) . Fence height. Variation of fence height of no more than six inches.
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Fence setback. Variation of a fence setback from a street right-of-way of no more
than six inches for the entire fence on anyone side of a lot, or up to three feet for
no more than ten percent of the length of the fence on anyone side of a lot.
Fence landscaping. Variation of required landscaping associated with a fence of no
more than ten percent of the length of the fence on anyone side of a lot.
Signs. Variation of freestanding sign height of no more than two feet, of
freestanding sign setback of up to five feet He more tilEl:fl two feet OR anyone siae of
tHat, and of freestanding or attached sign area of no more than ten percent.
Section 2. The provisions of this ordinance are found and determined to be consistent with
U1e City of Clearwater Comprehensive Plan.
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Section 3. This ordinance shall take effect immediately upon adoption.
PASSED ON FIRST READ~G
PASSED ON SECOND AND
FINAL READING AND ADOPTED
July 18, 1996
Rita Garvey, Mayor-Commissioner
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legal sufficiency:
Attest:
Cynthia E. Goudeau, City Clerk
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AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF CLEARWATER, FLORIDA,
AMENDING THE ZONING ATlAS OF THE CITY BY REZONING
CERTAIN PROPERTY LOCATED ON FAIRBURN AVENUE,
ENGMAN STREET. AND BElTY LANE; CONSISTING OF
FArRBURN ADDITION, BLOCK A, LOTS 1 AND 2; BLOCK 8,
LOTS 1 THROUGH 4, BLOCK C, LOTS 5 and 6; PINE BROOK
UNIT 2, BLOCK E, LOTS 13 THROUGH 16; PINE RIDGE BLOCK
C, LOT 10, BLOCK D, LOTS B THROUGH 13, BLOCK E, LOTS 8
AND 9; AND STEVENSON'S HEIGHTS BLOCK A, LOT 27; FROM
NEIGHBORHOOD COMMERCIAL AND GENERAL
COMMERCIAL TO INFILL COMMERCIAL; PROVIDING AN
EFFECTIVE DATE.
WHEREAS, the amendment to the zoning atlas of the City as set forth In this ordinance Is
found to be reasonabre, proper and appropriate, and is consistent with the City's Comprehensive
Plan; now, therefore,
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF
CLEARWATER. FLORIDA:
Section 1. The following described property in Clearwater, Florida, is hereby rezoned, and
the zoning aUas of the City (s amended as follows:
Property
Zoning District
See Exhibit A (Z96-06)
From: Neighborhood Commercial - (CN) and
General Commercial - (CG)
To: Intill Commercial - (el)
Section 2. The Central Permitting Director Is directed to revise the zoning atlas of the City
in accordance with the foregoing amendment.
Section 3. This ordinance shall take effect immediately upon adoption.
PASSED ON FIRST READING
July 18 J 1996
PASSED ON SECOND AND FINAL
READING AND ADOPTED
Rita Garvey, Mayor-Commissioner
Attest:
Leslie K. DougaU..sI e ,Asst. City Attorney Cynthia E. Goudeau, City Clerk
OrdInance No.6055--96
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Proposed Rezoning on Fairburn Avenue. Engman Street and Betty LanEt
GENERAL lOCATiON OF PROPERTIES:
Fairburn Addition. Block A. Lots 1 & 2
Block B, Lots 1-4
Block C. Lots 5 & 6
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Pine Brook Unit 2, Block E. Lots 13-16
Pine, Ridge, Block C, Lot 10
Block D. Lots 8-13
Block E, Lots B & 9
Stevenson's Heights. Block A. Lot 27
lots 1 and 2. Brock A. lots 1 through 4. arock 8. and Lots 5 and 6. Block C. Fairburn Addition, as
recorded In Plat Sook 12. Page 18 of the public records of Pinellas County. Florida;
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Lots 13 through 16. Block E. Pine Brook Subdivision, Unit No.2, as recorded in Plat Book 23.
Page 71, of the public records of Pinellas County, Florida;
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lot 10. alock C, Lots B through 13, Block D, lots Band 9, Block E, Pine Ridge, as recorded In
Plat Book 28. Page 98. of the public records of Pinellas County, Florida;
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Lot 27, Slock A. Stevenson's Heights, as recorded in Plat Book 34. Page 13. of the public
records of Plnellas County, Florida. '
EXHIBIT A
OrdInance No.60SS-96
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on.,Fairburn Avenue, Engman Street and Betty Lane
OWNER:
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Fsirbum Add BIk A Lots 1 & 2
Bfk B lots 1-4
Blk Clots 5 & e
Pine Brook Unit 2 Blk E loU 13.16
Pine Ridgo Btk Clot 10
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AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF
CLEARWATER, FLORIDA, RELATING TO
DISORDERLY CONDUCT AND LOITERING;'
,REPEALING SECTION 21.11 (e); AMENDING
SECTION 21.11 (2), TO PROHIBIT THE
OBSTRUCTION OF PUBLIC PLACES;
PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE DATE.
, WHEREAS, the mass gatherings of individuals on the sidewalks and other
property utilized by the public within the City of ClealWater, in particular, the sidewalks
on ClealWater Beach, sometimes endanger the safe movement of pedestrians or
vehicles thereon by hindering or obstructing the free passage of pedestrians and
vehicles;
WHEREAS, on numerous occasions, the mass gatherings of individuals on
sidewalks and other areas utilized for public use have caused pedestrians to have to
walk out into vehicular traffic on public streets in order to maneuver around the mass
gatherings of individuals; and
WHEREAS, Section 316.2045, Florida Statutes (1995), prohibits the obstruction
of public streets, highways, and roads, but does not prohibit a person from obstructing
other public places; now, therefore,
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COMMISSION OF THE
CITY OF CLEARWATER FLORIDA:
Section 1. 21.11, Code of Ordinances, is amended to read:
Sec. 21.11. Disol'derly conduct; obstruction of public places loitering.
(1) Disorderly conduct. It shall be unlawful for any person acting either alone or
in concert with one or more persons to:
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(d) Violently interfere with another person's pursuit of a lawful occupation; or
(e) Halt OF-attempt to halt or endeavor by provecative acts to halt the f10\fJ of
vehicular or pedestrian traffic upon any public street. high~Nay. sidsvlalk or way. or
congregate with one or more persons in such a manner as to halt or impede the flow of
vehicular or podestrian traffic upon any publiCHttfeet. higfvNay. 6ide~NalkB or way and
refuse to clear tho way upon tavAuI order; or
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conduct in any public place or in any place open to the public or exposed to public
view.
(2) Obstruction of Dublie DIBceS Loitering. It shall be unlawful for any person
after first being warned by a law enforcement officer or vmere a Uno loitering" sign has
boon posted to willfullv loiter, Btand, sit, or lie in or upGA obstruct the free. convenient.
and normal use of the Pinellas Countv Trail or of any public or quasipublic sidewalk,
street, curb, croBfWJalk, blcvcle path. walking area, mall or that portion of private
property utilized for public use, so as to endanoer the safe movement of pedestrians or
vehicles thereon RiAder or obstruct unreasonably the free passage of pedestrians OF
vehicles thereon; and no person after first beina warned by a law enforcement officer
shall willfullv block or obstruct, or willfullv prevent the free access to the entrance to
any building open to the public.
Section 2. This ordinance shall take effect immediately upon adoption.
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PASSED ON SECOND AND FINAL
READING AND ADOPTED
Julv 18. 1996
Rita Garvey, Mayor-Commissioner
Approved as to form and
legal sufficiency:
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Assistant ity Attorney
Attest:
Cynthia E. Goudeau
City Clerk
Ordinance 6060-96
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SUBJECT:
Request For Authority To Settle An Insurance Policy Claim of American Centennial Insurance Company
RECOMMENDA TION/MOTION:
Approve settlement of an Insurance policy claim of the City of Clearwater against American Centennial
Insurance Company by the said Insurance company buying back its policy of insurance for the sum of
$50,000, through the use of a document entitled Commutation and Policy Release with the funds being
returned to CJearwater Gas System.
1m and that the appropriate officials be authorized to executo same.
BACKGROUND:
. The City of Clearwater has owned property at 400 Myrtle Street, North, Clearwater. Florida from approximately
1929 to the present time.
. From 1929 to 1960 the site was the location of a manufactured gas plant.
. On August 13,1982, American Centennial Insurance Company or one of its affiliates shown in Exhibit A to the
Commutation and Polley Release attached to this agenda item, Issued policy No. CC005846. Broad Form
Comprehensive General Liability,' inCluding spill cleanup expense, where sudden and accidental, covering the
polley period 7/1/82 - 8/2182.
. This insurance policy was an excess liability insurance policy with limits of $250,000 excess of $250,000,
wherein American Centennial incurred no obligation to pay a claim unless and until the I1mits of all other
applicable insurance policies were paid and fully exhausted.
. In 1988, the Florida Department of Environmental Protection (FDEP) first Investigated the site which resulted in
the preparation of a Preliminary Assessment Report by the Bureau of Waste Cleanup, Site Screening
Superfund Subsection, dated October 17. 1988.
None
Total
None
Current Fiscal Year
Commission Action:
o Approved
o Approved w/Condlllons
o Denied
o Continued to:
~ev'ewed by:
Legal
Budget
purchasing
Risk Mgmt
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Originating Departmont:
FINANCElRISK MANAGEMENT
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Gas
Costs:
Other
Advertised:
Funding Source:
o Capital
Improvement:
o
Operltlnll:
o other: None
Attachments:
SUbmitted by:
Date:
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o Not Required
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Affected Parties:
o Notified
o Not Required
Appropriation Code
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Commutation and Polley
Release
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Investigation of the site of the former manufactured gas plant.
. As a result of the EPA site screening, a Site Screening Inspection Report was produced dated June 22, 1990.
. FOEP has since Identified the City as a potentially responsible party with respect to the Site and has alleged
that certain substances were released into the environment at the site in connection with the operation of the
manufactured gas plant, which has caused environmental property damage.
. Subsequent to 1990, the City of Clearwater employed the Orlando, Florida law firm of Akerman, Senterfitt &
Eidson, P.A. to represent it in regard to the allegations made by the EPA and the FOEP.
. In addition that law firm reviewed several old insurance policies that the City still had In its possession and
made a claim on behalf of the City against American Centennial Insurance Company and other insurance
companies that had written policies, of liability insurance during various policy years.
. As a dired result of that law firm's negotiations with American Centennial, the proposed settlement of this claim
against American Centennial has resulted and the terms of the proposed settlement are contained in the
Commutation and Release.
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. Unde'r the terms of the Commutation and Release, American Centennial will pay the City $50,000 and will have
no further liability to anyone under Insurance policy No. CC005846.
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COMMUTATION AND POLICY RELEASE
This COMMUTATION AND POLICY RELEASE CURELEASEI1) is entered into this
_ day of July, 1996, between AMERICAN CENTENNIAL INSURANCE COMPANY
on behalf of itself and its affiliates, parents and subsidiaries. as specifically set forth in
Exhibit ItA,I1 attached hereto and incorporated by reference C'INSURER"), and CITY OF
CLEARWATER, FLORIDA, a municipal corporation, as the Named Insured in any and all
of the policies of insurance issued by INSURER to the City of Clearwater ("INSURED"),
RECITALS
WHEREAS. INSURER entered into various agreements, certificates, contracts,
endorsements and/or policies of insurance with INSURED. whereby INSURER,.in
consideration of payment of premium. was committed to insure certain risks of INSURED.
specifically, that certain policy No. CCOO5846 (hereinafter collectively referred to as lithe
Policies"); and.
WHEREAS, INSURER and INSURED desire fully and finally to settle, release and
commute all rights, obligations and liabilities. known and unknown, of INSURER and
INSURED under the Policies and to fully and fmally terminate their relationship as
INSURED and INSURER; and
WHEREAS, INSURER has offered to pay and INSURED has agreed to accept in full
satisfaction of INSURER's present and future liability under the Policies the sum of FIFTY
THOUSAND DOLLARS AND NO CENTS (US$50,OOO.00) (the nSettlement Sum").
NOW, THEREFORE, IT IS AGREED BY AND BETWEEN THE INSURER AND
INSURED THAT:
1. INSURER shall pay to INSURED the Settlement Sum within thirty business
days of the execution of this RELEASE by both INSURER and INSURED.
2. INSURED shall accept the Settlement Sum in full and final settlement of any
and all amounts due from INSURER to INSURED or anyone else under the Policies.
3. When the payment of the Settlement Sum has been fully made by the
INSURER, INSURED, in consideration of the Settlement Sum, shan release and forever
discharge INSURER from any and all present and future payment obligations, adjustments,
executions, offsets, actions. causes of action, suits. debts, sums of money, accounts,
reckonings, bonds, bills. covenants, contracts, controversies, agreements, promises,
damages, expenses (including but not limited to court costs and attorney's fees). judgments,
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claims, demands, liabilities and/or losses whatsoever, all whether known or unknown,
claimed or suspected, fixed or contingent, which INSURED and their successors and assigns
ever had, now have, or hereafter may have, whether grounded in law or in equity, in
contract or in tort or otherwise and whether obtained by subrogation, assignment or
otherwise, against the INSURER or any of them by rcason of any matter whatsoever arising
out of the Policies, it being the intention of the parties that this RELEASE operate as a full
and final settlement of INSURER's past, aJleged or actual, current and future liabilities to
INSURED under the Policies to the fullest extent possible under the law. For purposes of
I Paragraphs 3 and 5 of this RELEASE only, the tenn INSURER shall include its predecessors
in interest, attorneys, agents, officers, directors, shareholders or employees.
4. INSURER's payment of the Settlement Sum fully exhausts and constitutes fun
and fmal satisfaction of any and all of INSURER's per occurrence and aggregate indemnity
limits and obligations under the Policies as of the date of the RELEASE, INSURER has no
further obligations of any nature whatever in respect of the Policies.
5. The INSURED agrees with the INSURER that this agreement rescinds any
obligation of the INSURER undertaken by the terms of said Policies. It is the expressed
intent of the parties to this agreement that upon the parties entering into this agreement and
upon payment by INSURER of the Settlement Sum provided for herein that the INSURED
will then become self-insured for any and all claims that would have been covered by the
Policies, but for this agreement as if these Policies had never existed.
6. INSURED, and each of them, do hereby withdraw ab initio all requests,
demands, and tenders for defense, indemnity or other reimbursement heretofore submitted to
INSURER, and do hereby covenant and agree to forever relinquish and abandon any and all
rights, whether actual or alleged, known or unknown, accrued or unaccrued, under the
Policies, including but not necessarily limited to the Policies.
7. Effective on the same date on which INSURED shall release INSURER as
provided for in paragraph 3 herein, the INSURER agrees that is shall not seek
reimbursement of the Settlement Sum or any part thereof from the INSURED or any other
insurer of INSURED. However, nothing in this RELEASE shall affect any rights INSURER
may have with respect to any of its reinsurers.
8. INSURER and INSURED, as between themselves, understand that they may
have sustained damages that may not have manifested and that are presently unknown, but
nevertheless such parties deliberately intend and do hereby release the other from all such
possible future claims. Furthennore, if the facts with respect to this RELEASE is executed
(other than those set forth in this RELEASE) are found hereafter to be other than or different
from the facts now believed by them to be true, INSURER and INSURED expressly accept
and assume the risk of such possible difference in facts and agree that this RELEASE shall
be and remain effective notwithstanding such difference in facts.
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9. This RELEASE is a compromise of disputed claims for defense, indemnity,
reimbursement, or other alleged right to recover under the Policies, and any payment by
INSURER pursuant to this RELEASE is not to be construed as an admission for any purpose
on the part of INSURER or an admission for any purpose on the part of INSURED, other
than as necessary to enforce the terms of this RELEASE.
10. The rights, duties and obligations set forth herein shall inure to the benefit of
and be binding upon any and all predecessors, parents, successors, affiliates, officers.
directors. employees. subsidiaries. stockholders, liquidators, receivers and assigns of the
parties hereto.
11. The parties hereto expressly warrant and represent that they are corporations
or municipal corporations in good standing in their respective places of domicile; that the
execution of this RELEASE is fully authorized by each of them; that the person or persons
executing their RELEASE have the necessary and appropriate authority to do so; that there
are no pending agreements, transactions, or negotiations to which any of them are a party
, that would render this RELEASE or any part thereof void, voidable, or unenforceable; that
no authorization, consent or approval of any government entity is required to make this
RELEASE valid and binding upon them; and that no claim or loss being paid or settled
hereunder has been previously assigned, sold or transferred to any other person or entity.
INSURER and INSURED represent and warrant to each other that they have conducted a
diligent search of their respective companies' records and that the Policies which are the
subject of this RELEASE constitute all of the various agreements, certificates, contracts,
endorsements and/or policies of insurance issued by the INSURER to the INSURED. In
recognition of this representation and in consideration of the Settlement Sum, the INSURED
specifically waives the right to assert at any time in the future that. at the time it negotiated
and executed this RELEASE, it was unaware of and is otherwise entitled to any benefit.
defense, indemnification or insurance coverage under any agreement, certificate. contract,
endorsement and/or policy of insurance with the INSURER, other than the policies specified
herein.
12. INSURED and INSURER agree to execute promptly any and all voluntary
dismissals, stipulations, supplemental agreements, releases, affidavits, waivers and other
documents of any nature or kind which the other party may reasonably require in order to
implement the provisions or objectives of this RELEASE.
13. This RELEASE may be executed in multiple counter-parts, each of which.
when so executed and delivered shall be an original. but such counterparts shall together
constitute one and the same instrument and agreement.
14. This RELEASE contains the entire agreement between the parties as respects
its subject matter. All discussions and agreements previously entertained between the parties
concerning the subject matter of this RELEASE are merged into this RELEASE. This
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RELEASE may not be modified or amended, nor any of its provisions waived, except by an
instrument in writing, signed by both parties hereunder.
15. INSURER and INSURED expressly agree that the tenns and conditions of this
RELEASE shall be confidential between the parties and shall not be disclosed by one party
without the prior written consent of the other party except where required (l) by financial
statements or reinsurers; (2) in an examination or audit of the parties' respective businesses;
(3) to enforce the obligations under this RELEASE; (4) by order of a court, arbitration
panel, insurance regulatory agency or governmental authority or (5) where required under
applicable law.
16. INSURER and INSURED agree that they will not, except when required by
legal process, commence, maintain, continue or voluntarily assist in any way in the
prosecution by any 'other person or entity of any claim, lawsuit or other proceeding against
the other, any related corporate entity, or any present or fanner employee relating to any
matter covered by this RELEASE.
17. Each of the parties hereto declares that, except as set forth in writing in this
RELEASE, the decision to execute this RELEASE is not predicated on or influenced by any
declarations or representations of the other party, or any predecessors in interest, successors,
assigns, officer, directors, employees or agents of same. The parties state that the contents
of this RELEASE have been explained to them by their respective counsel, that this
RELEASE constitutes the entire agreement intended by them; and that this RELEASE is
entered into freely and voluntarily, upon the advise and with the approval of such counsel.
18. The drafting and negotiation of this RELEASE has been participated in by
each of the ,parties and/or their counsel and for all purposes this RELEASE shall be deemed
to have been crafted jointly by all parties.
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IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the parties hereto have executed this Commutation and
. Policy Release by their duly authorized representatives in duplicate as of the first date set
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TITLE: Mayor Commissioner
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101m Carasses, Assistant City Attorney]
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On behalf of itself and its affiliates,
parents and subsidiaries
BY:
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DATE:
. CITY OF CLEARWATER
BY:
NAME: ELIZABETH M. DEPTULA
TITLE: City Manager
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American Centennial..lnsurance Company.
.. British International Insurance Co. t Ltd.
Consolidated General Insurance Company Limited
'Consolidated Insurance Company of Puerto Rico
, Consolidated Insurance Holdings Limited (Canada)
Consolidated International Group, Inc.
Consolidated International Reinsurance Company, B. V.
Consolidated International Insurance Co., Ltd.
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First Delaware Insurance Agency, Inc.
.First Delaware Insurance ~roup, Inc.
National Credit Plan Corp.
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[The] Pe~nsula Insurance Co~pany
RicIimond Properties, Inc.
Richmond Realty Corporation
Security Assurance Company
Security Assurance Company of Puerto Rico
Silverlake Development Corporation
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· In 1990. the U.S. Environmental Proted.lon Agency (EPA) rotllllnod iI contractor to conduct II slto screenIng
inveltlgatlon of the sits of the former manufactured gas plant.
. . As a result of the EPA site scteening, a Site Screening Inspection Report was produced datad June 22. 1990.
· FOEP has since Identified the City al a potentially responsible pa~ with respect to the Site and has alleged
that cortaln substances weru released Inlo tho environment at the site In connec.tJan with the operation of the
manufactuflld gal plant, which has caused envlronmenta' property damage.
. Sub.equent to 1990, tho City or ClaanNllter employed the Orlando. Fforfda law firm of Akennan. Senterfitt &
Eidson. P.A. to represent it In regard to the legal problems associated with the fonner manufactured gas. plant.
. In addltion to representing the City in regard to its problems with EPA and FOEP. that law firm has t1lvlew8d
several old iNurance poIldes that the City still had in its possession and made a daJm against American
CeAtanntal IftlUfllnce Compeny and other Insurance companies that had written policies af liability Insurance
durin; various policy years.
. As a direct result of that law firm's negotiations with American Centennial, the proposed settlemenl of this claim
against American Centennial has resulted and the terms of the proposed settlement are contained in the
Commutation and ReleasG.
~ Under the tenns of the Commutation and Release, American Centennial will pay the City $50.000 and will have
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· The cost of the investigation and resulting mediation of the site is funded through a
CGS gas rate rider called Environmental Imposition Adjustment (EIA), which is paid
tvl our gas rate payers. The $50,000 will be deposited into the ErA account, which
will reduce the amount to be collected from our gas rate payers.
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CLEARWATER GAS SYSTEM
MANUFACTURED GAS PLANT SITE REMEDIATION
In December 1993, the Florida Department ofEnviroruncntal Protection (FDEP) infonned the
City of Clearwater that they intended to pW'sue an investigation of our City of Clearwater
Manufactured Gas Plant site which was located where our current Clearwater Gas System (CGS)
Administrative Offices & PineUas Operations Center facilities are at 400 North Myrtle Avcnue
from the late 19208 through about 1960. The main components of this Manufactured Gas Plant
were removed between 1960 and 1985, 3I1d the site is currently paved, An initial investigation by
the Federal Environmental Protection Agency in the late 1980s determined that no serious health
hazards existed at this site but referred it to the FDEP for future follow-up,
During 1995, CGS completed the required Comprehensive Assessment Plan (CAP) and removed
two (2) fuel oil storage tanks found during the 1995 site investigation. In 1996, CGS will'
continue the site investigation for possible contamination, which may include contamination from
the operations of not only the Manufactured Gas Plant but also the City Fleet Maintenance
Facility, City Incinerator and City Paint Shop which were all located on this site over the years.
We also plan to abandon several existing gas mains which are located on the site and have given
us leakage problems in recent years.
The City has retained the services of both an environmental anomey and an environmental
consultant to assist with the site investigation. The City has negotiated through our environmental
attorney an Interlocal Agreement with the FDEP. The Interlocal Agreement was required by the
FDEP before they would review the site investigation findings. The Interlocal Agreement should
be ratified by our City Commission on March 7, 1996, and will then go to the State for their
approval.
It is important to note that the City of Clearwater operated this Manufactured Gas Plant in full
compliance with all environmental roles which were in force during the period the facility WilS in
service. We are now being reviewed under a higher level of environmental requirements which
have been imposed in recent years in order to ensure that any contamination at the site is
contained and will not find its way into the water supply.
Environmental Consulting & Technology, Inc. (BeT) of Tampa, FL, is our environmental
consultant. During 1995) ECT with the assistance ofCGS crews drilled holes and excavated a
small segment of the Manufactured Gas Plant site in order to prepare the CAP. ECT submitted a
revised Contamination Assessment PIau (CAP) to FDEP on November 2, 1995. This revised CAP
~ negotiated with FDEP with the help of our environmental anorney (Bill Pence),
environmental consultants (Chuck Hendry and Ben Foster)~ the City's Environmental
Engineering Division (Tom Miller, Teny Finch and Miles Ballogg) and Clearwater Gas (Terry
Neenan). We have had a conceptual agreement on the CAP since November and FDEP has
promised they would approve it; however, to date we have not received the fmal FDEP approval
afthe CAP.
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In Febnlary, Ben Foster (EeT's Field Geologist) took it Upon himself to write a letter to FDEP
complaining about their seeming lack of concern for the cost of environmental projects. Mr.
Foster has since been replaced by Kathy Salvador as the EeT's Geologist who will continue with
our project. Our environmental attorney is confident that she is qualified to represent us to the
FDEP.
The original City Commission Agenda item for our Environmental Attorney was approved in
1994 for 540,000 and was amended to $65,000 on September 29, 1995, by the City Commission.
'We have spent 563,572.87 thruJune 1996 and have a balance ofSl,427.13.
ECT's Agenda item for initial site investigation and the development of the CAP was
5122,334.50. We have spent $100,022.69 thru June 1996, which leaves a balance ofS22,311.81.
This contract will have to be amended after we receive the final approval by FDEP of the revised
CAP. Revisions to the CAP win increase the overall cost of this project because FDEP has
expanded the scope of work to include investigation of constituents from the City Fleet
Maintenance, City Incinerator, and City Paint Shop activities on the site.
At this time, there is no way to estimate the cost of cleaning up the site as the amount or type of
contamination is unknown at this tUnc. We will have a better idea after the full site investigation
. is completed as specified in the revised CAP.
The cost of the investigation and resulting mediation of the site will be funded through a CGS gas
, rate rider called Environmental Imposition Adjustment (EIA), which will be paid by OUT gas rate
payers. This rider is applicable to all firm standard natural gas therm rates and standard propane
(LP) gallon rates to recover the cost of enviromnental programs imposed on the Cleanvater Gas
System by Federal. State and Local regulatory agencies. The current EIA is $0.005 per thenn or
gallon of usage which we have collected since October 1,1995. Through 1une 1996, we have
collected 556,925.13 of the total of$163,S9S.56 actually expended through June.
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SUBJECT: 3/411 itS7 AGGREGATE
RECOMMENDATION/MOTION: Award a contract for 3/4" #57 Aggregate to Florida
Crushed Stone Company, 1616 South 14th Street, P.O. Box 490300, Leesburg, FL
34749-0300, at a cost of $8.05 per ton, F.O.B. Plant, for the period of
10/01/96 - 9/30/99, at an estimated annual cost of $16,905.00, or $50,715.00
for three (3) years, plus delivery charge of $5.25 per ton for the period of
10/01/96 to 09/30/97, at an estimated cost of $11,025.00.
~ ond that the appropriate officials be authorized to execute same.
SUMMARY:
~The Public Works Department has an annual requirement for approximately
2,100 tons of 3/4" #57 Aggregate used in making cement.
~Florida Crushed Stone has submitted the lowest price per ton for this
aggregate for a three (3) year period, and including a delivery charge,
was still the lowest of all bids when combining the cost of the
aggregate and delivery.
~Florida Crushed Stone could not commit to the delivery charge for more
than one (1) year due to the fluctuation of fuel costs. The delivery
of the aggregate will be re-submitted for bid for the following years.
~The Public works Department will include sufficient funding in its
operating budget to cover these expenses and has requested $165,000.00
in FY 96/97 for operating supplies and delivery charges.
Reviewed by:, Costs: . J 61. 740.00 Commission Action:
Legal N/A Total 0 Approved
I Budget ~ 0 Approved w/conditions
Purchasing S 27.930.00
Risk Hgmt. User Dept: FY 96/97 0 Denied
CIS ~ Public \lorks 0 Continued to:
ACM Il- Funding Source:
Other 0 capt tal llTp.
Advertised: ~ Operating Attilrhments: aid Tabulation
Dote: 0 Other
Paper:
~ Not Requl red
Submitted by: Affected Parties 0 None
0 Notified Appropriation Code:
010-01341-550400-541-000
~ Not Required 010-01341-543300-541-000
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SUBJECT: BULK AND BAG CEMENT
RECOMMENDATION/MOTION:
Award a contract for type 1 Portland bulk cement and Portland bag cement to
Holnam, Inc., 3417 Port Sutton Road, Tampa, FL 33619, at a cost of $61.00 per
ton bulk cement and $4.30 per bag of cement for the period 10/01/96 - 09/30/97
at an estimated ' cost of $44,300.
~ and that the appropriate officials be authorized to execute same.
SUMMARY:
~The Public Works Department has an annual requirement for approximately
550 tons of bulk cement and approximately 2,500 bags of cement. The
bulk cement is used in the City's cement truck and the bag cement is
used when cement is manually mixed. The cement is needed for numerous
construction, maintenance, and repair projects throughout the City.
~Holnam Inc. has submitted the lowest price for both the bulk and bag
cement.
~The FY 1996/97 Public Works Streets & Sidewalks Program Operating Budget
has requested $140,000 in operating supplies to cover this cost and
other expenses.
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SUBJECT:
Land Development Code Amendment Permitting Noncommercial Parking in Single Family Residential
Districts as a Conditional Use. (LDCA 96-12)
RECOMMEN DA TION/MOTION:
Receive the proposed code amendment and refer it to the City Clerk for advertising for public hearings.
[] and that the appropriate officials be authorized to execute same.
SUMMARY:
The City of Clearwater does not currently permit noncommercial parking (parking for which there is no
charge and associated with an adjoining nonresidential use) in single family residential zoning districts.
This has created some permitting delays for additions to institutional uses such as churches and
hospitals. It has also limited redevelopment options for constrained commercial properties such as the
FINA'Station on Gulf-to-Bay Boulevard.
Pinellas County permits noncommercial parking in all of its residential zoning districts. The City of
Clearwater has limited this use to only multifamily residential zoning districts.
Staff notes the following recent examples where there had to be either land use plan or zoning changes
necessary to accommodate parking expansion requests for institutional uses:
II> Clearwater Community Hospital
.. Hellenic Orthodox Traditional Church of America (off Sunset Point Road)
II> Mt. Zion United Methodist Church (Eldridge Street)
As proposed, noncommercial parking would be by conditional use permit only. The Planning and Zoning
Board would be charged with ensuring that compatibility standards and site design requirements would
be met on a case-by-case basis.
User Dept:
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Commission Action:
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ORDINANCE NO.
AN 'ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF CLEARWATER,
FLORIDA,,' RELATING TO THE LAND DEVELOPMENT
CODE; AMENDING SECTIONS 40.034, 40.043, 40.064,
. 40.084. 40.104, and 41.053, CODE OF ORDINANCES, TO
ALLOW NONCOMMrnROALPAroGNGAS A CONDITIONAL
USE IN SINGLE FAMILY RESIDEm1AL DISTRICTS, TO
IDENTIFY APPLICABLE STANDARDS THEREFOR;
. PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE DATE.
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COMMISSION OF THE
CITY OF CLEARWATER, FLORIDA:
Section 1. Sections 40. 034, 40.043, 40.064, 40.084. 40.104, and 41.053" Code of
'Ordinances, are amended to read:
" 'Sec. 40.034. Conditional uses.
Within singlewfamily residential! districts Single Family ResidcRtial"Onetl Districts, the
following uses may be allowed as conditional uses:
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(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:
(6) Single family fC3idcntially zoned property may be used for noncommercial
parking only when such parking is accessory to a primary use in an
adjoining public/somipublic district. However, such parking on single
. family residentially zoned property shall not be used for MY portion of the
offstrcct parking required by this Code; such parldng shall be pro'Jjdcd
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only for excess or o't'erflow parking; the parking lot shall not be surfaced;
access directly from the street or from adjoining r-esidential property shall
not be provided to a parking lot located on single family residentially
zoned property; the area, lot width and lot depth of single family
residentially zoned property used for noncommcrci~arldng shall not be
considered in determining whether the adjoining public/semipHblie
property meets the applicable dimcnsional and numerical development
requirements; and a conditional use for parking on single family
residentially zoned pi"Opcrty shall not run with the land, but shall expirc
upen a ehango of use of the adjoining public/semipublic property.
(sb) 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 residentially zoned property.
(he) 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 residentially zoned property.
~a) The use shall comply with all of the general standards contained in section
41.052.
(de) Noncommercial 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; such fence or wall may be
erected to a height greater than that allowed in section 42.26. if such
height is determined necessary by the board to provide acceptable
buffering of surroundiJ.1g properties and to achieve improved compatibility
between land uses., and may be used for the parking of motor vchicles
other than The parking of trailers. boats. boat trailers. recreational
vehicles, semitrailer trucks or cabs, commercial vehicles, buses, or
vehicles designed to transport wastes or hazardous or noxious materialsj'
which are is prohibited in noncommercial parking lots in or immediately
adioining residential districts. Such lot-s-shall not be used for the parking
ef4milers, boats or boat trailers. All site lighting shall be directed away
from adjoining properties and street rights-of-way: lighting adjoining
residential properties shall be equipped with 90 degree cutoff features to
eliminate light trespass onto adioining residential properties. Any lighting
of such parking lot shall not exceed the height of the opaque fence or wall
rcquir..xJ along all property lines. However, a parking lot which adjoins
single family residentially zoned property shall be providod with a
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landscaped strip of land not less than ten feet in width along all propcrty
lifles adjoining the single family residential property. Perimeter landscape
buffering of at least the minimum required in section 42.27 shall be
provided and the board may require this buffering to be increased in order
to achieve compatibility between land uses.
~ No portion of any parking space shall be closer than ten feet from the
property line of any adjoining single-family resi~entially zoned property.
(fg) All applicable requirements of sections 42.34 and 42.27 shall be satisfied
without the granting of any variance therefrom.
(It) Such parking shall not be required by this code to serve another use.
(gi) If the parldng is pmvided on property zened f'Or multiple family
fC3identinl or nonresidential USCSJ such The parking shall be guaranteed to
remain available through ownership. unity of title. a long tenn 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.
Section 2. The provisions of this ordinance are found and determined to be consistent
with the City of Cleanvater Comprehensive Plan.
Section 3. This ordinance shall take effect immediately upon adoption.
PASSED ON FIRST READING
PASSED ON SECOND AND
FINAL READING AND ADOPTED
Rita Garvey, Mayor-Commissioner
Approved as to form and Attest:
legal sufficiency:
Leslie Dougall~Sides, Asst. City Attorney Cynthia E. Goudeau, City Clerk
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Interoffice Correspondence Sheet
To:
Subject:
Betty Deptula, City Manager
Scott Shuford, Director of Central Permitting '7 )
Downtown Parking Fees
From:'
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Richard 1. Baier. City' Engineer
Cyndie Goudeau, City Clerk V'
Tracey Bruch. Parking Facilities Manager
RECEIVED
JUL 18 1996
Date:
1uly 17, 1996
C\TY CLERK DEPT.
City staff is required to review the Downtown parking fees on a periodic basis to see if
adjustments need to occur to reflect changes in market conditions. These fees are the fees to be
paid by developers in lieu of providing parking. They are not the general fees charged on a per
space basis for parking. '
The, fees are currently set at $4,500 per space. This amount appears to be sufficient for general
cOst recovery in the event that the City provides parking under the fee program. The fees are to
be ubankedu for eventual construction of public parking under this program. . (It should be noted
that the fee amount is based upon the eventual provision of public parking' in both at-grade lots
and parking garages.)
No developers have utilized this fee to date. No changes to the fee schedule are recommended.
Please advise if you should have questions or comments.
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Interoffice Correspondence Sheet
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Subject:
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Scott Shuford, Director of Central Permitting~<j
RV Parking Rules.. Harborview Center
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Cyitdie Goudeau, City Clerk
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July 18, 1996
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The Commission has asked that we review the R V parking rules for the Harborview Center in
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tenns of their impact on community appearance issues. Julie Roberts of the Harborview Center
hasproYjded me with the attached infonnation, including a copy of the rules. Only nine RV's
have been parked at the Center using th,ese rules. As a consequence, it is difficult to evaluate the
effect.
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RV PARKING 'PERMIT,
EVENTIPERMIT DATES:
PERMIT NUMBER:
VEHICLE TAG NUMBER:
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AUTHORIZED BY HARBORVlEW CENTER GENERAL MANAGER:
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1VPE OF VEHICLES.
Only recreational vehicles, travel trailers, campers or like units shall be
allowed to overnight park in these specified locations; only vehicles
intended to be occupied during the overnight period shall be stored at the
above locations. All stored vehicles shall be in good working order.
GENERAL CONDUCT
The following are ~ at parking locations:
)00. Outdoor dining
)0. Outdoor clotheslines
>- Use of tents or other outdoor storage
, . ~ Campfires or any other sort of open fire
)00. Repair or servicing of vehicle
)100 Consumption of alcoholic beverages
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lMSURANCElLlABILITY
Participants will be required to execute a release form regarding personal
injw-y Or damage to the vehicle or any personality contained therein and/or
any other agreement that the City Risk Management Department deems
necessary to protect the City of Clearwater and the Harborview Center from
liability claims.
The City of Cleanvater and the management of the Harborview Center
reserves the right to require compliance with these roles and to require the
removal of any vehicle whose owner(s) are not in compliance. Loss of
. exhibitor privileges are another consequence of failure to comply with these
rules.
FEES,'
A fee often.dollars ($10.00) per night. per vehicle. shall be collected by the
, Harborview Center staff to defray the costs of monitoring this program.
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RULES FOR RECREATIONAL VEHICLE PARKING
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The City of Clearwater and management of the Harborview Center offer, for '
the convenience of Harborview Center exhibitors, limited overnight parking
of exhibitor recreC;\tional vehicles. All parking of recreational vehicles must
comply with the following rules:
ELIGIBILITY
Only exhibitors authorized by the Harborview Center management may
avail themselves of this recreational vehicle parking privilege. Parking is
, limited to a total often (10) recreational vehicles at anyone time.
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Recreational vehicles may be parked in designated areas at the lower City
H~ll parking lot.
DURATION OF STAY
Authorized exhibitors are allowed to overnight park their recreational
vehicles the day preceding the opening of the exhibit and must remove the
vehicles no later than the day after the close of the exhibit. Failure to
comply with this requirement may result in the towing of the recreational
vehicle at the owner's expense.
SERVICES
No services (electrical, water, restrooms, showers, pump..out, etc.) are
available at any parking location.
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TO: SCOTTS~ORD
DIRECTOR OF CENTRAL PERMITTING
CITY OF CLEARWATER
FROM:
JULIE ROBERTS
SALES AND MARKETING DIRECT
HARBORVIEW CENTER
SUBJECT: 'RV PARKING RULES,
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Regarding Resol~tion No. 96 - 17 regarding RV parking in the vicinity of'
Harborview Center for exhibitors p~icipating in shows in the facility we
have had the follQwing usage so far this' year:,
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,White Dove Traders
Native American Indian Art
. Trade Show
1 Permit
May 10 - 12, 1996
Buckler Promotions
Arts & Craft Show
8 Permits
A sample of the pennit is enclosed. :All ,pennits are numbered and limited
to'all agreed period ofiime, not to exceed the le~gth of the show~ Each,
owner is required to present a valid driverts license and proof-of insurance.
. A copy of the resolution and R1.:lles fo~ Recreational Vehicle Parking are
" atta~hed to the pennit when gi~en to the exhibitor. . Should there be any I
suggestions for ehhancement of the program we will be happy to implement :
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MEMORANDUM
Honorable Mayor and City Commissioners
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Pamela K. Akin, City Attorney
Settlement Authorization '- Painter v. City
July 3D, 1996
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PurSuant to discussions at the attorney-client session on Monday, July 29, authorization
, is hereby requested to accept the settlement offer of $95,000 in the pending litigation
case'Carole and AI Painter v. City of Clearwater, Circuit Civil Case No. 92-3006-19.
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Agenda Cover Memorandum
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Heetlng Date: 08/01/96
SUBJECT:
RFP FOR THE BEACH WELCOME CENTER
RECOMMENDATION/MOTION:
Reject both proposals to operate the Beach Welcome Center and terminate current
month-to-month agreement with the Greater Clearwater Chamber of Commerce for
operation of Beach Welcome Center in the Memorial civic Center.
~ and that the appropriate officials be authorized to execute same.
BACKGROUND:
. The Beach Welcome Center has been oper.ated by the Greater Clearwater
Chamber of Commerce since 1978 with an agreement to pay the city $1.00 per year
for use of ,the City owned space.
. The Welcome Center lease agreement with the Greater Clearwater Chamber of
Commerce expired May 31, 1996 at which time the City commission directed staff
to issue an RFP for management proposals.
. Pending the outcome of the proposals, the city commission agreed to
continue current level of service on a month-to-month basis, paying the Chamber
$2675 per month beginning June 1, 1996.
. Proposals were received on June 25, 1996 from the Greater Clearwater
Chamber of Commerce and the Clearwater Beach Chamber of Commerce.
. Based on a system of rating points, the RFP review committee assessed the
proposals and determined them to be unacceptable as outlined below.
Greater Clearwater Chamber of Commerce
Cost of visitors services to the city would range from $35,000 for basic
services to $99,500 per year for added services and increased hours of
operation. The proposal dId not include revenue generating services which
could reduce the cost to the city. The proposal essentially increased the
cost of basic services from no cost to the city, as has been the case
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Current Fiscal Yr.
C~iasion Action:
o Approved
o Approved w/conditions
o Denied
o Continued to:
User Dept:
Tourism
Costa: $ MIA
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Revi ewed by:
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Originating Dcpt:
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.since 1978, to $35,000 per year.
Clearwater Beach Chamber of Commeroe
':Provlded no financial background data as requested. Does not have
visitors center experience. visitors services would be provided at no
cost to the city providinq the visitors center included main office space
for the chamber business.
. city staff attempted to negotiate with both Chambers for a joint proposal
t~ operate the center, but this proved unsuccessful.
<:',.; 'In lieu of the staffed center, the City would provide brochure racks and
, visitors information on an interactive kiosk in both the Marina and in the
" lobby of the Memorial civic Center pending development of a new visitors center
I.,' facil1;.ty as part of the Beach R~development plan.
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VISITORS INFORMATION CENTER PROPOSAL
In response to Request for Proposal No. 140-96
Delivered June 25.1996
To: City of Clearwater
Purchasing Division
100 S. Myrtle 'Avenue
CLEARWATER FLORIDA
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Clearwater Beach Chamber of Commerce, Inc.
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CLEARWATER FL 34630
Attn: ,Phil Hobby, Executive. Dir.
Telephone 447-7600
Fax 441-4133
GENERAL
This is a proposal by the Clearwater Beach Chamber of Commerce, Inc. to
operate a Visitor Information Center at the Memorial Civic Center. 40
Causeway Boulevard. CLEARWATER FL 34630. under agreement with the
City of Clearwater (City) for the one year period commencing August 1,
1996. renewable annually for four additional one year periods. As required
by RFP No. 140-96. the mission of the Center will be to promote
Clearwater as a vacation destination and its primary function will be to
provide information to visitors.
VISITOR INFORMATION SERVICES
Chamber staff and volunteers will provide information to visitors who come
to the Center and others who call the Center in the various forms and at
the times set forth below. Training and supervision will emphasize, require.
and support prompt and courteous service. Those who deal directly with
our visitors will know that they are ambassadors and that they are critical
to the mission of the Center. We want every visitor and caller to feel that
they have a friend at Clearwater Beach.
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Basic brochure rack space will be available to Cleanvater hotels, motels,
campgrounds, and other short~term tourist accommodations, as well as
Clearwater, Tampa Bay, and Florida attractions and tourism-related
entertainment activities at no charge, with first priority to Cleanvater
businesses. Materials submitted for display will be approved by the
Chamber, subject to review by City, at option of City. Materials will have to
conform to approv(;u. size specifications which will accommodate most
standard brochures.
Information will be available and provided about area restaurants,
transportation services, parks and recreation activities, major events and
sports activities. hospitals. pharmacies. and public facilities and services.
Whenever available the information will include maps. menus, time and
route schedules. and other written materials. If space and sponsorship
permit, information will be available via user-friendly computer(s). and/or
audio-video media.
Chamber staff and volunteers will answer in-bound toll-free calls generated
by various advertising and promotional campaigns initiated by the City of
Clearwater Office of Tourism during regular Center hours. recording
minimal survey information and providing a lead list to the Office of
Tourism on a regular basis, to be agreed upon. Chamber will provide the
Office of Tourism with lead reports on a monthly basis with a summary
report annually. The City will be responsible for cost and maintenance of
its toll-free numbers(s), and for after-hours in-bound calls to the toll-free
number(s). Chamber staff and volunteers will fulfill requests for information
received via the City's toll-free number(s) on a timely basis. using
promotional literature and envelopes provided by City. with postage paid
or reimbursed by City. Chamber will provide monthly mailing reports and
a summary report annually to the Office of Tourism.
If space ,and sponsorship permit, chamber will. provide one or more user-
friendly self-directed high-tech information units (computers and/or
phones). If possible, these systems and/or others will be employed to
gather information from and about our visitors.
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In an effort to coordinate the design of the interior to maximize both
function and visitor impact We will provide a professional layout to
incorporate all the outlined visitor services and amenities as required and
coordinate and develop with input from city staff.
COST OF SERVICE AND REVENUE OPTIONS
. )n consideration for operating the Center at no cost to City. the Chamber
will be authorized to use up to 20% or approximately 200 square feet
specifically for Chamber office furniture and equipnlent. to carry on
Chamber business within the Center, and to generate revenue for Chamber
in some or all the forms that follow. Chamber will pay City for Chamber's
prorated share of electric and utility services paid for by City, and pay for
Chamber's own separately established utilities services. Chamber will
maintain the interior of premises at its expense. City will maintain
-structural. mechanical, engineering, and landscaping.
Chamber will be authorized to develop and implement a Center advertising
program. including kiosk displays. back-lit and/or flat displays. video
displays, phone and/or other audio systems, and multi-media and/or
interactive systems. Media. cha.rges. and eligibility criteria will be subject
to City approval. Charges for these services will be on average 10% lower
than competitive products to ensure development.
Chamber will be authorized to develop and implement a program or
programs for value-added packages to market Clearwater as a destination
and to encourage and enhance overnight stays. for sale to call-ins. walk-
ins. and area businesses. including but not limited to lodging facilities.
These packages might include sports events and activities. fishing
excursions. other boating excursions. eco-tourism. cultural-tourism.
shopping. dining. entertainment and attractions. transportation. and
lodging. with priority given to Clearwater businesses and activities.
Chamber will provide monthly program activity reports and an annual
summary to the Office of Tourism.
Chamber will be authorized to develop and iInplement a program for retail
sales of merchandise that feature and promote Clearwater. including but
not limited to pictures. post cards. prints, posters, books. tapes and videos.
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W space and sponsorship permit. Chamber will be authorized to develop
and implement such on-site visitor services as phone card machines, ATM
service. and currency exchange.
OFFICE/OPERATING SERVICES
The Center will be open seven (7) days a "'(eek, except for New Years Day.
Easter Sunday. Yom Kippur. Thanksgiving Day, and Christmas Day. Hours
may be adjusted seasonally and otherwise, depending upon demand. but
hours of operation will generally be 10:00 am to 5:30 pm Monday through
Friday and 10:00 am to 4:00 pm on Saturday and Sunday. with extended
hours to 9 pm two week nights. The Center will be staffed by Chamber
employees and volunteers under the supervision. of the Executive Director
of the Chamber.
Chamber will address language/translation opportunities by employee or
.volunteer capability whenever possible. ,on-site and/or on-call, in addition
. to using computers and/or other electronic translation media.
Chamber will require Initial and regularly recurring employee and
volunteer training and testing with respect to knowledge and interpersonal
skills.
The Executive Director of the Chamber will be the primary contact with
City; in the absence of the Executive Director. the President of the
Chamber will be the contact: in the absence of both the Executive Director
and the President, the Chairperson of the Tourism Committee will be the
contact. The contact person will be the person responsible for Chamber's
Center services.
gUALWICATIONS/REFERENCES
Clearwater Beach Chamber of Commerce. Inc. is a Florida chartered non-
profit membership corporation. established by Articles adopted November
1995, and filed with the Secretary of State November 28. 1995. Directors
were elected at the 'organizational meeting held on Jan 23rd. 1996. and
Officers were elected at the first Directors meeting held on Jan 23rd.
1996. Bylaws adopted on Jan 22nd. 1996 authorize the President to
execute contracts.
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Our Executive Director Phil Hobby, comes to us with 3 years of chamber
experience. PhH is a 94-95' winner of the Florida Association of
Membership Executives 'Best Marketing Plan Award'. In 1994 and 1995
Phil also led the state of Florida in both the highest membership retention
and membership growth percent. Phil is currently a 3rd year student of
the U.S. Chamber of Commerce Management Institute at the University of
Georgia. His current memberships include the Florida Chamber of
Commerce Executives, Florida Association of Membership Executives and
the American Society of Association Executives.
At the Clearwater Beach Chamber of .commerce we believe service is why
we exist. We provide complete concierge and vacation services to our
community and the world. In the month of May we received over 1100
inquiry phone calls and mailed over 600 pieces of mail.
In our first six months of operation we have attracted over 180 members by
providing exceptional ~ember services specifically with the business of
Clearwater Beach in mind. The positive way in which we have represented
our community would make our organization an excellent candidate for the
operation of the welcome center.
INSURANCE
Chamber will furnish and maintain at its expense during the period(s) of
the contract such general liability insurance protecting City, Chamber,
Chamber employees. volunteers, and sub-contractors who may perform
any work under the contract from claims for damages or bodily injury,
including accidental death. as well as from claims for this contract,
whether performed by Chamber employee or volunteer, or by any sub-
contractor. or by any other party directly or indirectly employed by
Chamber or sub-contractor.
Insurance coverage will include General Liability, Automobile Liability,
Professional Liability, Workers Compensation, and Employer's Liability.
General Liability shall be in the Comprehensive form including the
categories of Premises and Operations, Underground and Collapse Hazard,
Products and Completed Operations. Contractual. Independent Vendors,
Broad Form Property Damage. and Personal Injury in the nlinimum
'amounts of $500.000 for combined Bodily Injury and Property Damage.
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The Certificate of Insurance shall show the City of Cleanvater as additional
insured party to the Chamber, shall show that all sub-contractors or any
other party directly or indirectly employed by either Chamber or its sub-
contractors are additional insured parties. and shall also show the City of
'CleaIWater as the Certificate Holder. The Certificate Holder shall be
notified at least 30 days prior to any cancellation of policy which may
occur prior to the policy expiration date contained on the Certificate of
Insurance. Workers Compensation and Employer's Liability shall be in
conformance with current State of Florida statu tory requirements.
Chamber shall procure and maintain during the period(s) of the contract. if
applicable. ,Business Automobile Liability Insurance. The minimum limits of
coverage shall be $500,000 per occurrence, Combined Single Limit for
Bodily Injury Liability and Property Damage Liability. This coverage shall
be an "Any' Auto" type policy. Coverage shall be no more restrictive than
the latest edition of the Business Automobile Policies of the Insurance
Services Office.
Chamber shall procure and maintain during the period(s) of the contract.
Professional Liability Insurance. The insurance shall provide coverage
against such liability resulting from this contract. The minimum limits of
coverage shall be $500.000 per occurrence with deductible or self-insured
retention (SIR) indicated.
Chamber shall defend. indemnify, save and hold City harmless from any
and all claims, suits, judgments. and liability for death, personal injury,
bodily injury. or property damage arising directly or indirectly from the
performance by Chamber. its employees, volunteers, or sub-contractors, or
assigns. including legal fees, court costs, or other legal expenses. Chamber
acknowledges that it is solely responsible for complying with the terms of
this RFP. Additionally, Chamber shall at its expense, secure and provide
insurance coverage required by the RFP to City prior to beginning
performance under the contract. Chamber shall furnish City with
satisfactory proof of all insurance required by the RFP.
Chamber will enter into a written agreement with City that incorporates.
either in writing or by reference, all of the pertinent provisions relating to
insurance and insurance requirements contained in the RFP.
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Clearwater"FL 34615 '
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Clearwater Beach Visitors Information Center
Proposal
6/24/96
VI. SCOPE OF SERVICES
A. Visitor Information Services
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1. The Greater Clearwater Chamber of Commerce (herein referred to as
Chamber), using its significant resources as a major source of information
on community activities, events and tourism related knowledge with over
18 years of welcome center experience, will provide visitor information to
walk-ins and call-ins at the Clearwater Beach Visitors Information Center
located at Clearwater Beach (herein referred to as Center).
2. The Chamber will maintain brochure racks providing Clearwater
hotels/motels, campgrounds and short-term visitor accommodation
providers rack space at no charge.
3. The Chamber ~i11 maintain brochure racks providing Clearwater, Tampa
Bay area, and Florida attractions and tourism-related entertainment
activities space at no charge. Clearwater businesses will be allowed first
priority for available space. If additional brochure racks are needed, the
City will supply them at its cost.
4. The Center serves as a concierge service, providing general information
to visitors as requested to guarantee an enjoyable stay. Information
provided will continue to include, but is not limited to, restaurant
information, including menus, transportation services, maps of the area,
parks and recreation activities, major event and sporting activities, and
locations of human services such as hospitals, pharmacies, City services,
etc.
5. The Chamber will answer, during regular hours, in-bound tollwfree calls
from the various advertising and promotional campaigns initiated by the
City's Office of Tourism; calls will be forwarded to an answering service
during non-working hours. The Chamber will record minimal survey
information requested by the City and provide lead lists to the City's Office
of Tourism on an agreed upon regufar basis. The City will be responsible
for the installation of, cost and maintenance of the toll-free number.
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number on a timely basis. The City will provide the promotional literature
and envelopes on a weekly basis and will reimburse the Chamber on a
monthly basis for postage paid. The Chamber will provide monthly mailing
reports and a final annual report to the Office of Tourism.'
B. Revenue Generating Options/Cost of Service
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a. The Chamber will develop, recommend and implement a display
advertising program utilizing the current thirty-two (32) 8" X 10" and
sixteen (16) 15" X 15" back lit displays along with corresponding 4" X
9-, brochure rack space based on a first come-first served basis.
Space will be available on a first come-first served basis to purchasers;
the term of the contract with the Chamber shall be on a twelve (12)
month basis.
The Chamber will offer a video library to tourism-related businesses.
The Chamber will supply the TVNCR; individual businesses will supply
their own videos. The Chamber will not be responsible for
missing/stolen videos.
The City could sell, or make available, to businesses a one minute
spot on its video. This could be played on a continuous loop and run
during the hours of operation on a TVNCR combo unit. The Chamber
will supply the TYNCR combo unit.
b. The Chamber will recommend cost for advertisers based upon its
current rates.
c. The eligibility criteria would include visitor information that includes,
but is not limited to: attractions, special events, entertainment,
accommodations (hoteVmotel, campgrounds, condominiums), antique
malls, museums, historical sites, transportation, restaurants, retail
establishments. We recommend fallowing the State of Florida
Welcome Center criteria; therefore, items which wouldn't be allowed
would include, but not be limited to, time share, permanent living, real
estate and relocation information.
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, 2. The Chamber will develop, recommend, and implement a program for
value-added ticket packages that can be sold to walk-in visitors, sold to
hoteliers to enhance overnight stays and used to market the area as a
travel destination. Clearwater-based activities will be given priority. The
Chamber will provide monthly activity reports and a final annual activity
report to the City.
3. ,The Chamber will develop, recommend. and implement a program for
retail sales of merchandise that promotes Clearwater as a destination.
Merchandise will include, but is not limited to mugs, posters, bumper
stickers and T"shirts. Merchandise could feature a unique hand crafted
design.
4. The Chamber will provide a phone card machine, A TM service and
currency exchange. The Chamber will also make space available for a
City-provided City information kiosk.
Additional comments:
It should be noted that sophisticated equipment is not safe due to leaks in
building.
C. General Office/Operating Services
1. The Center will be open seven days a week with the exception of
Thanksgiving, Christmas. New Years Day and Easter Sunday.
However, the Chamber recommends opening the Beach Visitor Center on
Easter Sunday.
2. The Chamber will run the Center during peak and summer periods with
the hours of operation from 8:00 AM to 10:00 PM. Off-peak season will
adjust to 8:00 AM to 7:00 PM. depending on demand.
, However, the Chamber recommends the hours of operation be 9:00am to
,5:00pm Sunday through Thursday and 9:00am to 7:00pm Friday and
Saturday (on a three month trial basis) because of traffic flow and safety
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3. The Chamber will be responsible for the staffing and personnel of the
Center. Based on the hours of operation and demand. the Center will be
staffed as necessary to provide visitor services. Staff will include at least
one supervisor/management level person. Preference will be given at the
Center to Clearwater residents.
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Chamber has a loyal volunteer base on the beach that may be utilized if
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5. The Chamber will employ staff or maintain volunteers with translation
capabilities if possible, noting that German is most often required. Current
staff speaks German.
6. The Chamber will be responsible for all staff and volunteer training.
7. Kathy Short Rabon, Interim PresidenUCEO of the Greater Clearwater
Chamber of Commerce, Steve Fowler, Chairman of the Board and Ebe
MacNider, Vice President Tourism for the Greater Clearwater Chamber of
Commerce, will be dealing directly with the City and will be responsible for
the Chambers services.
VII. QUALlFICA TIONS/REFERENCES
Background Data
1. The Greater Clearwater Chamber of Commerce's main office is located
at 128 N. Osceola Avenue, Clearwater, FL 34615; Interim PresidenUCEO
is Kathy Short Rabon.
2. Incorporated in 1923, the Greater Clearwater Chamber of Commerce is
a volunteer organization of business and professional people which
coordinates the efforts of commerce, industry and the professions in
maintaining and strengthening a sound and healthy business climate in the
Greater Clearwater area. The organizational structure is attached.
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3. Attached are three (3) years of audited bank statements (Addendum A,
8 and C).
4. Industry awards and affiliated associations: U.S. Chamber of
Commerce Accreditation; three (3) National Association of Membership
Directors Capital Campaign Awards
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Your Chamber's ultimate responsibility is to you, Us
members, since your Chamber is comprised of and financed
by the membership.
The organizational structure, shown below, graphically
illustrates how this occurs .
Starting at the top of the chart, it shows the general mem-
bership who serve four main functions:
1. You determine what programs your Chamber will
undertake.
2. You finance these programs through your dues
investment.
3. You staff the committees and task forces that work
to accomplish the programs.
4. You elect the Chainnan of the Board and Board of
Directors who represent the members and
establish policy for your Chamber.
The graph shows the committees are comprised of and
draw from the general membership. The areas of responsi-
bility are divided into six basic divisions. Each committee
has a chairperson who reports to the vice chairman of the
councilor to the Treasurer, in Finance's case. The vice chair-
men are members of the forty-eight member Board of Di-
rectors and serve on the Executive Committee, which is re-
sponsible to the Chairman of the Board.
The Chairman of the Board, your Chamber's chief vol-
unteer leader, is elected annually by the general member-
ship. The vice chairmen are elected by and responsible to
the Board of Directors, who are ultimately responsible to
the membership.
The professional staff is led by the President, who is re-
sponsible to the leadership. The staff assists the \'olunteers in
carrying out their duties. There is a staff vice president and
support staff to each division.
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1. The Clearwater/Pinellas Suncoast Welcome Center, 3350 Gulf to Bay
Blvd., Clearwater, FL 34619, has been operated by the Chamber since its
inception in October 1987. Its creation was a public/private partnership
with the State of Florida, the City of Clearwater and the Greater Clearwater
Chamber of Commerce. The Chamber manages and operates the Center
and receives its funding through advertising and merchandise sales.
The Greater Clearwater Chamber of Commerce has managed the Beach
Welcome Center since 1978. The City has leased the Chamber the office
for $1/year and the Chamber has absorbed the operating costs.
2. The welcome centers operated by the Chamber provide a service to
walk-ins and call-ins that insures the visitor is happy and will return to the
area. They match the visitor as closely as possible to a hoteVmotel,
restaurant or activity he/she requests. Each center provides infonnation
and promotional materials relative to community services, activities and
facilities. The centers are open 7 days a week from 9:00am to 5:00pm.
The staff are extremely knowledgeable, friendly, polite, and show patience
when addressing the visitor. Over the years, current staff have established
a network of communications with a number of organizations which
enables them to either answer any question or find the answer to any
question.
Both centers maintain brochure racks providing tourism and other
promotional materials on the area. The centers operate a display
advertising program, sell post cards, telephone cards, and a variety of
maps. The Clearwater/Pinellas Suncoast Welcome Center also sells
discount attraction tickets for Busch. Gardens, Sea World, MOSI, and
Cypress Gardens.
Visitor data is collected at both centers. This data includes how many
visitors come to the centers (by hour), what type of information they are
looking for, the visitors' origin (state/country), if it is their first visit, if they
flew or drove, and related Orlando information.
In addition to the general informational services provided, the centers also
furnish visitors with a combination of extraordinary assistance. This
includes interpreting Irregular instructions and directions, deciphering
incomprehensible addresses, locating friends and family of visitors,
locating the correct hotel for business travelers without their Itineraries,
assisting sick and wounded humans and animals, providing water,
temperatures and weather forecasts, etc.
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Staff at the Centers address visitor complaints and act as a liaison to the
beach businesses. Staff researches what can be done to remedy the
situation with the Intent to ensure that the visitor will return. Staff have
visited the majority of the hotels and motels located on Cfearwater Beach
to become familiar with each property. All current staff and volunteers are
residents of Clearwater and know the area thoroughly. The wealth of
informatit?n and experience of the Welcome Center staff is immeasurable.
The Beach Center is currently used for storage space for Sunsets at Pier
60 Society, Kid's Week, Nefghborhood Crime Watch and Business Crime
Watch. The Center, along with the Beach Lifeguard Station, is -Lost and
Foundlt for Clearwater Beach.
3. & 4. The Greater Clearwater Chamber of Commerce is a respected
business organization in the community. We have the distinction of being a
clearinghouse for information concerning the area. The public relies on the
local chamber for a variety of services and relies on our organization for
assistance. It is common for someone to call a chamber to request visitor
information.
Because of the length of time the Chamber has served the community and
has operated welcome centers, it has accumulated a great deal of
information concerning every aspect of the City of Clearwater which can
only be compiled through years of service. Tourism is recognized as the
number industry and receives over one quarter of the Chambers
resources. For this reason and others, the Greater Clearwater Chamber of
Commerce has an extensive tourism division.
The Chambers role in tourism is to promote the destination itself. Its
tourism staff is comprised of four (4) full.time, five (5) partwtime, and five (5)
volunteers. The Tourism Division:
. Hosts familiarization (fam) trips to Clearwater through inwkind support by
the tourism industry, including domestic and international travel agents
and travel writers; hosts pre and post fams in conjunction with major
meetings.
. Participates in sales missions to our Midwest, Northeastern and
Canadian markets; makes sales calls on travel agents, including AM
and CM offices; exhibits at travel trade shows in Florida. the Midwest,
Northeast and Canada.
. Publishes promotional literature including vacation guide, marketing
, brochure, press kit, helpful hints brochure. calendar of events. and
Clearwater map.
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. Distributes 125,000 copies of vacation guide to consumers, travel trade.
and travel writers; 'guides are distributed at state welcome centers,
trade shows, meeting and conventions, sales missions., state domestic
and international tourism offices, through airline representatives, and to
visiting fam groups.
. Works with city, county, state and international organizations to
promote Clearwater, for example, Tampa International Airport State of
Florida Division of Tourism Public Relations, Discover Florida's
Suncoast, State of Florida Department of Commerce. International,
Federation of Women in Tourism. 51. Petersburg/Clearwater Area
Convention & Visitors Bureau, St. PetersburglClearwater Area Sports
Foundation, St.. Petersburg/Clearwater Area Film Commission, and
Rotary International.
. Works with organizations to bring events to the beach, for example,
Sunsets at Pier 60 Society, Outback Bowl, Association for Volleyball
Professionals.
. Publicizes Clearwater through local, national and international
magazines and newspapers, national and international travel trade
publications, tour guide books, and national television game shows.
. Created an on~line resource guide to Clearwater over the Internet,
including colorful pages full of Clearwater museums, attractions, events,
historic sites, and more.
. Coordinates cooperative advertising campaigns.
. The tourism contacts and related experience within the Tourism Division
are a tremendous resource. Infonnation is disseminated throughout the
staff to ensure the highest degree of quality service and would be a notable
benefit to the City of Clearwater. The local tourism industry and the City of
Clearwater utilize the Tourism Division as a resource for a wide variety of
, tourism information.
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Orlando attractions, non-profit organizations, museums, hotel/motels,
transportation companies, restaurants, boats, publications, and the City of
Clearwater staff and officials Including, but not limited to, the Beach
Library, the Parks and Recreation Department, the Police Department, and
City Hall.
Anheuser-Busch Theme Parks, Todd Altadonna
. Beach Diner, Steve Chandler
Bel Crest Beach Resort, Herbert Leonhardt
Celebration Station, Elayne Van Cleave
Clearwater Beach Hote', Wallace lee
Clearwater Marine Aquarium, Marianne Klingel
Flamingo Beachfront Suites/Seafood & Sunsets @ Julie's, Julie Nichols
Frenchy's, Michael Preston
Jolley Trolley, Mary Jane Scott
Manning's on the Bay, Alan Manning
Palm PavUion, Kenneth G. Hamilton
Pelican Cove Apartment/Hotel, Linda Zykus
Pinellas County, Fred Marquis
See Magazine, Darlene Kole
, Spoto International, Vic Spoto
St. Petersburg Area Chamber of Commerce, Russ Sloan
State of Florida, Department of Transportation
Starlite Cruises, Phil M. Henderson
Tarpon Springs Chamber of Commerce, Charlie Phillips
VIII. CONTRACT/PROVISIONS
, The Chamber will pay its pro-rata share of electric and utilitY services.
The Chamber will provide office equipment such as phone (800# phone City
responsibility), fax machine, copy machine, computer, answering machine, etc.,
necessary to. maintain office operations. Creaning services wiU be the
responsibility of the Chamber.
The contract win be awarded for a one year period beginning August 1, 1996, and
the Chamber will have the right of first refusal for four (4) additional one year
periods for a total contract not to exceed five (5) years.
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the City would consider reducing the hours as discussed above, the total cost
", would be reduced by $14,820 for a cost to the City of $84,680. If the Chamber
didn't answer and fulfill the 800 number for the City, the total cost would be
reduced by $31,115 for a cost to the City of $68,385. If the City wishes the
. Chamber to operate the Center at its current level of serVice, the cost to the City
would'be $35,000.
INSURANCE
The Chamber will furnish all insurance as listed in the RFP; see attached '
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We have audited the accompanying balance sheet of the Greater Clearwater Chamber of
Commerce, Inc. as of December 31, 1993 and the related statements of revenues, expenses and
changes in fund deficit and cash flows for the year then ended. These financial statements are
the responsibility of the Chamber's management. Our responsibility is to express an opinion on,
these financial statements based on our audit.
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standards require that.we plan and perfonn the p,udit to obtain reasonable assurance about
whether the financial statements are free of material misstatement. An audit includes examining,
on a test basis, evidence supporting the amounts and disclosures in the financial statements. An
audit also includes assessing the accounting principles used and significant estimates made by
management, as well as evaluating the overall financial statement presentation. We believe that
ouraudic provides a reasonabre basis for our opinion.
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the financial position of the Greater Clearwater Chamber of Commercef Inc. as of December
31, 1993 and the results of its operations and its cash flows for the year then ended in
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Balance Sheet
December 31, 1993
Assets
Current assets:
I' . Cash, primarily in interest-bearing accounts (note 8)
, $ 178,894
Accounts receivable, 69,663
Prepaid expenses 14,282
lriventory , 3.255
Total current assets 266.094
Property and equipment:
. Buildings a~d improvements .' \ 442.555
Furniture and equipment 288.627
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Other assets at cost, nct of accumulated amortization 1.602
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Current liabilities:
Current installments of long-lenn debt (note 3) 18,036
Accounts payable 30,527
Accrued c,xpenses 65,931
Dtferred revenue, net (note 2) 323.978
Total current liabilities 438.472
Long-tenn debt. excluding current installments (note 3) 147 .409
Total liabilities 585,881
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Statement of Cash Flows
Year Ended December 31, 1993
Casb nows from operating activities:
Excess of revenues over expenses
Adjustments to reconcile excess of revenues
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Increase in accounts receivable
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Cash paid during me period fo'r interest
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Notes to Financial Statements
Year Ended December 31, 1993
(1) Description of Oraanization and Summary of Sianificant Accountin~ Policies
(3) Description of Oreanization
The Greater Clearwater Chamber of Conunerce, Inc. (Chamber) is a not-for-
profit Florida corporation. The purpose of the Chamber is to promote the civic,
, economic, social and cultural welfare of the people in and around the City of
Clearwater, Florida.
(b) Basis of Presentation
The accompanying financial statements of the Chamber have been prepared on the
full accrual basis of accounting.
(c) In-Kind Contribution~
Certain services, materials, office space and interest costs have been provided at
minimal or no cost to the Chamber. The difference between actual cost and
estimated fair value is reflected as in-kind contributions in the accompanying
financial statements. No amounts have been reponed in the financial statements
for voluntary donation of services because no objective basis is available to
measure the value of such donations.
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straight-line method over the estimated useful Jives of the assets. \Vhen assets are
retired or otherwise disposed of, the cost and related accumulated depreciation are
removed from the accounts, and any resulting gain or loss is recognized
currently. The cost of maintenance and repairs is charged to expense as incurred
whereas renewals and beuennents are capitalized.
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Other Assets
Other assetS. consist of loan closing costs which are being amortized straight line
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At the end of each year, certain programs relating to the succeeding year have generated
'revenues and expenses. It is the policy of the Chamber to defer such net revenues or
, expenses, to the following year, when the program activities will actually occur.
Prepayments of dues by members are similarly deferred. Deferred revenue, net of
related expenses, consisted of the following at December 31, 1993:
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Welcome Center ad sales 37,581
List income 10,533
Chamber newsletter income 4,048
Ot~er special events 3.517
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Notes to Financial Statements
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Lone-Term Debt
Long-term debt consists of the following at December 31, 1993:
10.25% mortgage notes payable to a bank,
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Long-tenn debt, excluding
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Real property securing the mortgage notes payable has a net book value of approximately
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pension expense was $23,951 for the year ended December 31, 1993.
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In-kind Contributions
In-kind contributions consisted of the following for the year ended December 31, 1993:
Materials and advertising services
Use of land and office space
Interest cost
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Business Alliance Grant
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Membership directory .
Miscellaneous
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7,442
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Notes to FinanCial Statements
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Dues and subscriptions
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Insurance, buiiding ,
Office supplies
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For the year ended December 31, 1993, the board of directors budgeted for an excess
of revenues over expenses of approxima[ely $25,000 in anticipation of having to fund
future building costs.
(8) Concentration of Credit Risk
The Chamber maintains a working capital management account with a national
investment and brokerage firm for the purpose of maximizing its rerum on excess cash
balances. At December 31~ 1993, the Chamber had a balance of $156,317 in this
account., This amount is included in cash in the accompanying balance sheet and is not
covered by federal deposit insurance. The balance in the account is covered by. certain,
other insurance but the extent of coverage has not been detennined.
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Commerce, Inc. as of December 31, 1994 and 1993 and the related statements of revenues,
expenses and changes in fund deficit and cash flows for the years then ended. These financial
statements are the responsibility of the Chamber's management. Our responsibility is to express
an opinion on these fmancial statements based on our audits.
We conducted our audits in accordance with generally accepted auditing standards. Those
standards require that we plan and perfonn the audit to obtain reasonable assurance about
whether the financial statements are free of material misstatement. An audit includes examining,
on a test basis, evidence supporting the amounts and disclosures in the financial statements. An
audit also includes assessing the accounting principles useu and significant estimates made by
management, as well as evaluating the overaJl financial stalement presentation. We believe that
our audits provide a reasonable basis for our opinion.
In our opinion, the financial statements referred to above present fairly; in all material respects,
the fmancial position of the Greater Clearwater Chamber of Conunerce. Inc. as of December
31, 1994 and 1993 and the results of its operations and its cash flows for the years then ended
in conformity with generally accepted accounting principles.
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December 31, 1994 and 1993
Assets 1994 lli1
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Cash, primarily in interest-bearing accounts (note 7) S 220,109 178,894
Accounts receivable 76,980 69,663
Prepaid expenses 16,236 14.282
~ Inventory 3.255
Total current assets 313.325 266.094
. Propeny and equipment:
Buildings and improvements 443,924 442,555
Furniture and equipment 272.364 288.627
716.288 731,182
Less accumulated depreciation 562.018 526.771
Net property and equipment 154,270 204.411
Other assets at cost, net of accumulated amortization 228 1.602
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Liabilities and Fund Deficit
Current liabilities:
Current installments of long-term debt (note 3) 114.038 18.036
Accounts payable 63,941 30.527
Accrued expenses ' 52.759 65,931
,Deferred revenue, net (note 2) 309.147 323.978
, . Total current liabilities 539,885 438.472
Long-term debt. excluding current installments (note 3) 33.179 147.409
Total liabilities 573.064 585.881
Fund deficit 005.240 013.774)
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Statements of Revenues, Expenses, and
Changes in Fund Deficit
Years Ended December 31, 1994 and 1993
Revenues :
Membership dues
PubUcations/resale materials
Business after hours
In-kind contributions (note 5)
Special events
Chamber newsletter
New member processing fees
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233.554 233.025
90.593 . 94,526
106,718 138,708
164,913 179,610
11,080 10,586
15,400 20,660
24.153 27 .093
1.229.241 1.331.488
546,694 522.046
30,632 23.951
62,413 94,701
40.519 40,312
49.261 66.468
59.681 64.152
13.074 30,350
16,080 18,722
1,500 J6,914
32,400 30,271
47.572 48,391
119.199 114,791
40,932 68,981
28,891 33.289 .
45,000 44.000
12.609 11.895
16.206 16.706
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37 .241 41.131
1.220.708 1.1305.754
8.533 25,734
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Salaries and other
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Advertising
Awards and prizes
Business meetings '
Depreciation and amortization
Insurance, employee
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Licenses and fees
Maintenance. building and equipment
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Printing and copying
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(14.831) 9.993
67 .609 83.836
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Notes to Financial Statements
December 31. 1994 and 1993
;Description of Oreanization and Summary of Sienificant Accountin~ Policies
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Description of Ori:anization
The Greater Clearwater' Chamber of Conunerce, Inc. (Chamber) is a not.for.
profit Florida corporation. The purpose of the Chamber is to promote the civic,
economic, social and cultural welfare of the people jn and around the City of
Clearwater. Florida.
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Basis of Presentation
The accompanying fmancial statements of the Chamber have been prepared on the
full accrual basis of accounting.
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In-Kind Contributions
Certain services~ materials, office space and interest costs have been provided at
minimal or no cost to the Chamber. The difference between actual cost and
estimated fair value is reflected as in-kind contributions in the accompanying
financial statements. No amounts have been reported in the fmaneial statements
for voluntary donation of services because no objective basis is available to
measure the vaJue of such donations.
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Inventory
Inventory is recorded at the lower of cost (first-int fmt-out basis) or market.
(e) Propertv and Equipment
Property and equipment are stated at cost. Depreciation is computed using the
straight-line method over the estimated useful lives of the assets. When assets are
retired or otherwise disposed oft the cost and related accumulated depreciation are
removed from the accounts. and any resulting gain or loss is recognized
currently. The cost of maintenance and repairs is charged to expense as incurred
whereas renewals and beUennents are capitalized.
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Notes to Financial Statements
,(1) Other ~se~
Other assets consist of loan closing costs which are being amortized straight line
over a three*year period. Amortization expense was $1,374 for the years ended,
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The Chamber is exempt from federal income taxes under Section SOl(c)(6) of the
Internal Revenue 'Code. However, certain revenues, net of related costs, are
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: Certain amounts in the 1993 financial statements have been reclassified to
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(0 Estimates in Financial Statements
The preparation of fmancial statements in conformity with generally accepted
accounting principles requires management to make estimates and assumptions
that ,affect tl1e reported amounts of assets and liabilities and disclosure of
contingent assets and liabilities at the date of the financial statements and the
reponed amounts of revenues and expenses during the period. Actual' results
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Notes to Financial Statements
(2) J}eferred Revenue. N~t
Atthe end of each year, certain programs relating to the succeeding year have generated
revenues and expenses. It is the policy of the Chamber to defer such revenues or
expenses, to the following year, when the' program activities will actually occur.
Prepayments of dues by members are similarly deferred. Deferred revenue, net of '
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Membership dues $ 243,391 268,299
Welcome Center ad sales 34.453 37,581
List income 8,892 10,533
Chamber newsletter income 4,865 4,048
Building Fund Contributions . 2.500
Other special events 15.046 3.517
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The aggregate maturities of long~term debt for each of the four years subsequent to
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Year ending
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pension expense was $30,632 and $23,951 for the years ended December 31, 1994 and
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. The Board of Directors
Greater Clearwater Chamber of Commerce, Inc.;
We have audited the accompanying statement of financial position of the Greater Clearwater
Chamber of Commerce. Inc. as of December 31, 1995 and the related statements of activities,
and cash flows for the year then ended. These rwandal statements are the responsibility of the
Chamber's management. Our responsibility is to express an opinion on these financial
statements based on our audit.
We conducted our audit in accordance with generally accepted auditing standards. Those
standards. require that we plan and perform the audit to obtain reasonable assurance about
whether the fmancial statements are free of material misstatement. An audit includes examining,
on a test basis. evidence supponing the amounts and disclosures in the fmancial statements. An
audit also includes assessing the accounting principles used and significant estimates made by
management, as well as evaluating tile overall fmancial statement presentation. We believe that
our audit provides a reasonable basis for our opinion.
In our opinion, the fmancial statements referred to above present fairly I in all material respects I
the fmanciai position of the Greater Clearwater Chamber of Commerce, Inc. as of December
31, 1995 and the changes in its net assets and its cash flows for the year then ended in
conformity with generally accepted accounting principles.
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December 31, 1995
(with comparative totab for 1994)
Temporarily Total
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Current assets:
.. Cash, primarily in interest-bearing accounts (note 7) $ 207,637 37.200 244.837 220,109
J Cenifieares of deposit 20.000 20.000
Escrow deposit 4.500 4.500
] Ac:coums receivable 32.376 32.376 76,980
, Prepaid expenses 19,793 19,793 16.236
Inventory 1.187 1.187
" ] Total current assets 285.493 31.200 322.693 313.325
] Property and equipment (note 3):
Buildings and improvemcDIS 657.899 657,899 443.924
Furniture and equipment 306.039 306.039 272.364
] 963,938 963,938 716.288
Less accumulated depreciation 401.681 40 1.68 [ 562.018
Net property and equipment 562.257 562.257 154,270
] Other assets al cost, net of accumulated amonization 3.451 3.451 228
] S 851.201 37.200 888.40 1 467.823
] UabiJitles and Net Assets
Currem liabilities:
.] Current installments of long.term debt (note 3) S 17.820 17.820 114.038
Accounts payable 39.274 39,274 63.941
Accrued expenses 46.620 46,620 52.759
Deferred revenue, net (note 2) 316.007 316.007 309.147
] ToLa! current liabilities 419,721 419.721 539.885
] Long.rcnn debl, excluding current installments (nole 3) 326.172 326.172 33.179
Total liabilities 745.893 745.893 573.064
] Net assets 105.30B 37.200 142.508 (105.241)
] S 851.201 37.200 888.401 467.823
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Yeu Ended December 31, 1995
(with comparative rorab for 1994)
Unrestricted
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226,621
15,558
119,958
175.357
24,116
52.541
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25,872
11,873
33,524
44,499
47,454
41.903
13,485
15,052
3,565
28,215
55,042
123,855
93,491
20,715
47,001
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230.160
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226,621 244,634
75,558 90,593
119,958 131.428
175,357 164,913
24,716 15,400
89.141 24.153
1.276.512 1.219.241
551,787 546,694
25.872 30,632
11,873 5,583
33,524 40,519
44,499 49,261
47.454 59,681
41,903 56,830
13,485 13.074
15.052 16.080
3,565 1,500
28,215 32.400
55.042 47.572
123,855 119,199
93,491 40,932
20,115 28,891
47,001 45.000
18,000 12,609
15,962 16.206
20,827 20.804
46.801 37.241
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Expenditures for property and equipment
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Proceeds from issuance of long tenn debt
Principal payments on long-tcnn debt
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Net incre:lSe in cash ,J
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Cash at end of year '
Supplemental disclosure of cash flow infonnadon:
Cash paid during the period for interest
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1994
247,749
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47,454 59,681
(230,160)
44.604 (7.317)
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(1,187) 3.255
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(24.667) 33,414
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77,506 67.6Q9
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294,717
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220.109 178.894
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Descriotlon of Oreanization and Summary of Shmificant Accountim! Policies
(a) Description of Ors!3nization
The Greater Clearwater Chamber of Commerce, Inc. (Chamber) is a not.for-
profit Florida corporation. The purpose of the Chamber is to promote the civic,
economic, social and cultural welfare of the people in and around the City of
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In-Kind Contributions
Certain services, materials, office space and interest costs have been provided at
minimal or no cost to the Chamber. The difference between actual COSt and
estimated fair value is reflected as in-kind conuiburions in the accompanying
financial statements. No amounts have been reponed in the fmandal statements
for voluntary donation of services because no objective basis is available to
measure the value of such donations.
(d) Inventorv
Inventory is recorded at the lower of cost (first-in, first-out basis) or market.
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Propertv and Eauipment
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Property and equipment are stated at cost. Depreciation is computed using the
straieht-line method over the estimated useful lives of the assets. When assets are
retU;d or otherwise disposed of, the cost and related accumulated depreciation are
removed from the accounts, and any resulting gain or loss is recognized
currently. The cost of maintenance and repairs is charged to expense as incurred
whereas renewals and benennents are capitalized.
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Internal Revenue Code. However, certain revenues. net of related costs, are
subjec[ [0 taxation as unrelated business income.
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The preparation of fmancial statements in conformity with generally accepted
accounting principles requires management to make estimates and assumptions
that affect the reported amounts of assets and liabilities and disclosure of
contingent assets and liabilities at the date of the fmancial statements and the
reported amounts of revenues and expenses during the period. Actual results
could differ from those estimates.
(11) Summarized Financial I"fonnatto" for 1994
The amounts shown in the accompanying fmancial statements as of December 31,
1994 are included to provide a basis for comparison with December 31, 1995 and
present summarized totals only. Accordingly, the 1994 amounts are not intended
to present all infonnation necessary for a fair presentation in accordance with
generally accepted accounting principles.
(2)
Deferred Revenue. Net
At the end of each year, cenain programs relating to the succeeding year have generated
revenues and expenses. It is the policy of the Chamber to defer such revenues or
expenses to the following year, when the program activities will actually occur.
Prepayments of dues by members are similarly deferred. Deferred revenue, net of
related expenses, consisted of the following at December 31, 1995:
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Welcome Center ad sales 38,383
List income 9,090
Chamber newsletter income 2,535
Other special events 10.262
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Notes to Financial Statements
Lon~.. Teqn Debt
Long-term debt consists of the following at December 31, 1995:
Non-interest bearing unsecured note
payable to the city of Clearwater
in ten annual installments of
$10,813 through June 1999
$ 4~,252
8.5% mortgage note payable secured
by' real property, payable in aggregate
monthly installments of $2,627
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payable in monthly installments of
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March 1996
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Total1ong-renn debt
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Less current installments
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Long-tenn debt, excluding
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$ 326.172
: Real property securing the mortgage notes payable has a net book value of approximately
$475,000 at December 31. 1995.
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The aggregate maturities of long-term debt for each of the five years subsequent to
December 31, 1995 are as follows:
Year ending
December 31:
1996
1997
1998
1999
2000
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17,634
18,237
18,893
8,794
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$ 343.992
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Pension Plan
The Chamber has a nOQconaibutory defmed contribution pension plan which covers
substantially all full-time employees who have completed two years of service. ' The
employe'r contribution is equal to 8% of eachpanicipant's annual compensation. Pension
expense was 525,812 for the year ended December 31, 1995.
In-kind Contributions
In.kind contributions consisted of the following for the year ended December 31, 1995:
Membership drive awards and prizes
Materials and advenising services
Use of land and office space
. Interest cost
$ 26,622
41,903
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Rental income
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11,505
6,728
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$ 89.741
Other Expenses
Professional Fees
Auto expense
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Education! staff development
. Insurance, building
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$ 9.600
6,447
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$ 46.801
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At December 31. 1995, the 'Chamber had one bank account that exceeded the FDIC
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POST OFFICE Box 4748, CLURWATER, FLORIDA 34618.4748
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Interd.ptrtm.nt Correspondenoe Sheet
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SUBJECT I
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sid Klein, Chief of Police
Lieutenant Michael J. dahr~each District Commander
Oeputy Chief Eastridge, capt~in M.~. Egger
Re-~oc~tion of.Beach Sub-Station
June 6, 1996
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The Clearwater Beach Sub-Station located at 700 Bayway aoulevard
W~~ occupied by the Clearwater Polico Oepa~tment on June 26,
1988. The building was donated by Louis Alexander'Vanech for the
sole purpose of being used for public edueation and safety.
Over the past 8 rears, this building has been in constant need of
repair. Du~in9 nclement we5ther the roof, windows, and walls
leak. It has also been determined through a engineering study by
the Sngineering Firm of Mckim and Creed chat this building does
not meet present Building o~ ADA Codes.
The OQat to bring this build1ng up to suilding and AnA Codes
would coat in exce.s of $ 330,000. nu$ to the cost of
renovation, parking problems, and eh& location of this building
o~har f~eility options are being explored.
The location of interest 18 a small portion of the Me~orial
Civic Center located at 40 Causeway Boulevard. While standing in
tho Main AsSQmb1y Area, the Small Assembly Ax'ea located to the
north is the specific area of interest. aPpro~~I~~Y 939 aqpare
feet. and hiqhliaht~ in red on tha Civi~ Cente~ Plana nroyided.
Outlined below is the costs and issues associated with this move.
1. Deploym.nc XOlues - Cuo to the fact we would be moving to a
smaller facility, our deployment strategy wou14 have to
change. The Beach District would maineain its present ~caffing
levels, however, the sergeant's and officer's would report to
the main etation to dross out and atten4 roll call. They u
would pick up their cruisar at the main station and chen
r~poxt to the Beach Dist~1ct.
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2. Soh.~uling - Scheduling would bAve to be adjusted to maintain
dove~ag. on ~he b.ach durin~ ahift ohange. due to ~he
drawbridge and distance from tb_ main seation to the
district. A19Q you will 1088 SQm~ productivity time due to
travel.
3. tmpaat to Head~a~terB ~ This incraaBs will 1mpact parking at
the main station by approximately cwenty spaoes to
accQmmodate the 13 erU1Qere prosently auaigned to the Beach
cistrictl as well as employoo parkini. We will also need 18
lockers eor the male personnel, S lockers for the female
per~onnel, and 23 mailboxes,'
4. polioe Aid. p~o~~ - The Police Aida program will aontinue
to function out of the Beach DiGtrict.
5. Cle~iQal staff - We presently UBe a Police Aide to provide
clerical sup~ort to the office Monaay - ~ridaYI 0900-1500
hra. If the Substation Was to be manne4 16 hours per day, it
would take 4~ least three Aidos on pare time statue to
aC~Qmplish this. This would present concerns about our
current staffing levels of our Police A1do Program.
6. Re-LQQation of B~~cb Substation - Re-Location to the Memorial
Civ1Q Center will mean chac our beaQh operation will be more
centrally located. Giving better access to the public.
7.. Capital ~prov~ent Budget - The 1995/1996 Capital
Improvement Budget aeill has $ 325,000 for Beach Oist~ic~
Substa.l:.i.on Renovation. "
8. f~~k!ng - T~aaey Bruch was contacte4 in refe~once to
reserving approximately 8 parking spaces at the civic center
for city vehicles. She is will1ng to wcrk with ~a but, she
said a fjnal decision should ~Qme from the City Manger.
Qy.rhead view,qf oarking lQ~ prov~4ed ~th thiQ outline.
9. Sto~age - Contact was made with Sill Held and the Fire
Department. No space is available on the beach for our
equipment. A storage garage would need tQ be built possibly
in the civic center parking lot, or on the south s~de of the
center itself, Electric would need to be available in this
sto~a~e spAce and water near by. Approximate size 12' x ~2'.
10. Meet1bg with BUild1ng and MaiDt~ana. - A meeting was held at
the civic center with Building a~d M&intenanca to show ~hem
the area to be renovated, epeaific ~eed$ and approximate
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one floor plan option. Other ideas are available if
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2. Hove eomputer operations. . 1,500.00
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$ 14,500
$ 30,000
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$ 4,000
$ 25,000
$ 7,800
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FROM: Sid Kldn, Chief of Pollce'rjl?K..
COPIES: File (Memo Only)
SUBJECT: Poli.cO Beach Sub-Station Building Evaluation Report
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1uly 9. '1996
As pc: your request this date. fInd attached the COnsulting engineer's report
(rom McKim and Cfeed'llsting the proposed construction options that were
evaluated. '
You will, also recall th8t in addition to the estimated costs as pet individual site
as contained'within, an additional $200,000 would have to be added for
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SUBJECT:
SOLID WASTE ORDINANCE REVISION FOR ROLL.OFF SERVICE
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Pass Ordinance 6059-96 on first reading abolishing the permitting of private hauling companies to provide roll.off service in
Clearwater; establishing the Clearwater Solid Waste Department as roll-off service provider effective October 1, 1996;
amending the schedule of fees, rates and charges to provide Section XXIX for Solid Waste Department rates; establishing rates
(or roll-oU service in Clearwater
00 and that the appropriate officials be authorized to execute same,
BACKGROUND:
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· Clealwater has not chosen to provide roll-off service in the past. It was the City's practice to accept applications and issue
permits to private hauling companies authorizing them to provide roll-off service in Clearwater provided that they agreed
to pay a 15% surcharge on the total amount billed.
· CSW cond\Jcted a survey of roll-off containers in Clearwater. There are approximately 70 compactors and 100 open-top
containers throughout the city on an average.
· In January, Clearwater Solid Waste Department (CSW) recommended and the City Commission approved providing all
, roll-off service in Clearwater and authorized the purchase of two roll-off trucks. The City Commission has previously
directed CSW to operate as a business and to seek customers wherever it could,
· CSW notified the private hauling companies holding permits that their permits would expire on St;!ptember 30, 1996, and
that no new permits would be issued.
· CSW has received the first two roll-off trucks and will need two additional to service all containers. The two additional
trucks and drivers are in the FY 1996/97 budget recommendation, An Interlocal Agreement has already been approved
by St. Petersburg and largo to arrange for mutual support for solid waste operations, The agreement will be valuable far
both rol/-off back-up support and debris clearance in time of emergency. The Interlocal Agreement is currently being
presented to the City Commission far approval.
. Ordinance 6059-96 abolishes the permitting procedure for the provision of roll-off service by private hauling companies,
establishes the procedures for the provision of roll-off service by CSW, amends Appendix A, Schedule of Fees, Rates and
Charges of the Code of Ordinances to establish charges for roll-off services in Clearwater and creates section XXIX as a
separate section for solid waste system rates.
Reviewed by:
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Commission Action:
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o Approved with Conditions
o Denied
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Currenl n~cal Yei\r
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Affected Parties
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AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF CLEARWATER,
FLORIDA, ESTABLISHING SOLID WASTE
DEPARTMENT ROLL-OFF SERVICE; ABOLISHING
THE PERMtTTING OF PRIVATE HAULING
COMPANIES TO PROVIDE ROLL~OFF SERVICE!N
CLEARWATER; DELETING DIVISION 2. PERMIT
FOR ROLL-OFF CONTAINER SERVICE, SECTIONS
32.291 THROUGH 32.297, CLEARWATER CODE
OF ORDINANCES, AND REPLACING WITH
DIVISION 2. ROLL-OFF SERVICE; DELETING
SUBSECTIONS (C) SOLID WASTE COLLECTION
RATES, AND (D) RECYCLING, OF SECTION (3)
RATES, ARTICLE XXV. PUBLIC WORKS-FEES,
RATES AND CHARGES; AMENDING THE
SCHEDULE OF FEES, RATES AND CHARGES TO
CREATE SECTION XXIX TO APPENDIX A FOR
SOLID WASTE SYSTEM RATES; REASSIGNING
CERTAIN DUTIES AMONG CITY OFFICES;
PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE DATE.
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COMMISSION OF
THE CITY OF CLEARWATER, FLORIDA:
Section 1. DIVISION 2. PERMIT FOR ROLL-OFF CONTAINER
SERVICE, Sections 32.291 through 32.297, Clearwater Code of Ordinances is
deleted and replaced as follows:
DIVISION 2. ROLL-OFF SERVICE
Sec. 32.291. General
The City of ClealWater Solid Waste Department will provide roll-off service
within the corporate limits of Clearwater. Any augmentation of Solid Waste
Department service will be provided under the supervision of the Solid Waste
Department by appropriate agreement or procurement procedure.
Sec. 32.292. Permitting of Private Hauling Companies.
All permits issued to private haulers that expire on or before September
3D, 1996, will not be renewed. No new permits for providing roll-off service
within the city limits of Clearwater will be issued.
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The City Solid Waste Department will pulf and dump all rolf-off containers
, within the city limits of Clearwater. Sales, rental. repair and maintenance of roll~
off compactors within the limits of Clearwater will be allowed on an open
competitive basis by companies holding a valid City of Clearwater occupational
license.
Sec. 32.294. Required.
(1) Roll-off open top containers that are non-compacting and are used
for putrescibfe sofid waste will be pulled and ,dumped weekly.
(2) Roll-off compactors used for putrescible waste will be pulled and
. dumped a minimum of once every two weeks.
(3) Roll-off containers and compactors used for the collection of
puti'escible waste will be washed and deodorized a minimum of once per month
unless required more frequently by the Director of Solid Waste. The Director of
Solid Waste is authorized to require more frequent dumping and cleaning of
containers and compactors that are determined to be offensive to the area or a
nuisance.
(4) Roll-off compactors shall be located on concrete pads and
enclosed in conformance with the city code.
(5) Open-top roll-off containers used for non-putrescible waste shall be
pulled and dumped a minimum of once monthly unless authorized otherwise by
the Director of Solid Waste.
Sec. 32.295. Rates.
Rates for roll-off service are listed in Appendix A - Schedule of Fees,
Rates and Charges. Section XXIX Clearwater Solid Waste System Fees. Rates
and Charges. (Solid Waste Rates Section 32.295)
Sec. 32.296. Prohibition.
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No hazardous or medical waste shall be placed in City of Clearwater rol1~
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disposed of by authorized contractors in compliance with federal. state and local
laws and regulations.
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Sec. 32.297. Reserved.
Section 2. Subsections (c) Solid Waste Collection Rates, and (d)
Recycling, of Section (3) Rates. of Article XXV. PUBLIC WORKS-FEES.
RATES AND CHARGES, are deleted, and the remainder of Section' (3) Rates
will be relettered.
Section 3.' Article XXIX will be added to Appendix A - Schedule of
Fees, Rates and, Charges as follows: '
, XXIX SOLID WASTE FEES, RATES AND CHARGES:
(1) Solid waste collection rates.
(a) Monthly charges for twice weekly collection of solid waste in
prescribed containers.
1. Single-family and multiple.family dwellings.
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(I) Curbside pickup: $16.30 minimum for each living unit with no limit on the number of
,containers per unit on manual pickups. One container will be provided for automated
service. Additional containers will be provided at the discret,ion of the director of solid
waste at the rate of $16.30 per container. Where routes are automated. automated service
shall be'the only option.
(Ii) Side or rear building collection: $32.60 minimum for each living unit. Manual pickup has
a limit of two containers. each having a capacity no larger than 32 gallons per unit. A fee of
$11.37 each will be charged for each additional 32-gallon or smaller container for rear yard
pickup. A fee of $32.60 will be charged for side or rear building collection of each
automated container.
(iii) Base charge: $5.42 for each account. The base charge will be included in the monthly
charge for active accounts. Dormant accounts will be assessed the base charge.
2. Motels. apartment motels, or apartments renting by
day or week; all containers serving the premises
shall be centrally located at one collection point.
(I) Curbside pickup:
First living unit. minimum. . .. 16.30
All additional living units. per unit. . . . 8.53
(II) Side Of rear building collection:
First living unit, minimum. . . . 32.60
All additional living units, per unit. . . .'16.30
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day or week with commercial containers. In
accordance with the schedule In subsection
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4. Commercial buildings of all types such as stores,
hotels, factories, filling stations, service
estsbllshments and the like with separate water
metering for twice weekly collection.
(i) Curbside pickup, minimum. . .. 16.30
, (Ii) Side or rear building collection:
Two"containers, minimum. . . . 32.60
Each additional container. . ; . 11.37
(iii) Commercial containers: In accordance with the schedule'in subparagraph (5)(d)2.c of
this section. '
5. Each building containing four or more separate
business or professional offices and one. common
water meter.
(i) CurbsIde pickup: ,
. First eight containers. . . . 68.20
Each container In excess of eight. , . . 10.00
(Ii) Side or rear building collections:
First eight containers . . . . 136.40
Each container in excess of eight. . . . 20.00
(iIi) Commercial containers: In acr.ordance with the schedule in subparagraph (5)(d)2.c. of
this section.
(b). Monthly charges for daily commercial (except Saturday,
Sunday and holidays) collection for solid waste in prescribed
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(I) One container, minimum. . .. 42.62
(iI) Each additional container ~ . . .42.62
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3. Commercial containers:
(i) Uncompacted commercial:
Size Times per Week Pickup
(cubic 1 2 3 4 5 6
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1 $ 41.82 $ 75.85 $108.86 $150.37 $ .198.78 288.64
2 75.90 138.66 201.41 277.33 369.18 543.06
3 98.19 179.40 260.60 358.85 477.71 702.72
4 117.94 217.60 317.26 437.83 583.70 859.85
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5 118.12 236.23 354.35 497,24 670.13 997.40
6 159.50 296.07 432.64 597.87 797.76 1,176.17
8 201.38 374.91 548.44 758.38 1.012,37 1.217.64
No new one-yard commercial containers shall be provided after January 3. 1991.
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1 $ 88.82 $ 177.65 $ 266.47 $ 373.94 $ 503.95 $ 750.06
2 151.86 303.71 455.57 639.29 861.56 1,282.32
3 214.89 429.78 644.66 904.64 1,219.17 1,814.58
4 277.97 555.94 833.91 1,170.21 1,577.07 2,347.28
5 340.95 681.90 1,022.85 1,435,34 1,934.39 2,879.09
6 403.98 807.96 1,211.95 1,700.69 2,291.99 3,411.35
8 530.04 1,060.09 1,590.13 2,231.40 3,007.21 3,616.95
(c) The charge for the collection of loose trash or garbage shall
be $149.50 per hour or $2.49 per minute for time on site
with a minimum charge of $25,00.
(d) The charges set forth above shall be subject to adjustment
for increases or decreases in the dump fee. Uniform
Increases or decreases shall be recommended by the
director of solid waste and approved by the city manager,
and a copy of the adjusted charges shall be filed with the
city clerk. Other Increases or decreases shall be subject to
approval by the adoption of an ordinance by the city
commission, upon the recommendation of the city manager.
(2) Recycling.
a. Recovered materials dealer annual application fee. . . .
$50.00
b. Curbside recycling:
1. Monthly charges for curbside service for once-
weekly collection for each unit:
Calendar Year
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2. Charge for additional curbside recycling bins or
, replacement of bins lost or damaged due to
negligence shall be: Cost plus $1.00 handling
charge per bin (one-time charge per delivery).
3. Charge for a curbside recycling bin toter shall be:
Cost plus $1.00 handling charge.
4. Special collection of recyclables where City
services a bin at the residence or carries bin to
curb, without physician's certification of medical
necessity, shall be: Twice the curbside recycling
charge.
5. Service outside of the municipal limits. Accounts
outside of the city limits shall have a ten percent
surcharge assessed over and above the monthly
charges for curbside service for once.weekly
collection for each unit.
c. Monthly charges for multifamily collection of prescribed
service:
1. Service with semi-automated carts:
Calendar Year
1994 1995-97 1998
Cluster of 1. 2,or 3
Carts Time(s) per
Week Pickup
1 $54.48 $56.00 $57.52
2x 98.31 101.09 I 103.86
3x 142.14 146.17 150.20
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5x 264.04 271.42 278.80
6x 397.88 408.74 419.60
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1 $61.48 $63.00 $64.52
2x 112.31 115.09 117.86
3x 163.14 167.17 171.20
4x 224.64 230.18 235.73
5x 299.04 306.42 313.80
6x 439.88 450.74 461.60
Each Additional Cart
over 5 Time(s) per
c Week Pickup
1 $7.00 $7.25 $7.50
2x 14.00 14.50 15.00
3x 21.00 21.75 22.50
4x 28.00 29.00 30.00
5x 35.00 36.25 37.50
6x 42.00 43.50 45.00
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Dumpster 1 2 3 4 5 6
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2 $44.02' $80.42 $118.82 $160.85 $214.12 $314.97
3 56.95 104.05 151.15 207.84 277.07 407.58
4 68.41 126.21 184.01 253.94 338.55 498.71
6 92.51 171.72 250.93 346.76 462.70 682.18
8 116.80 217.45 318.10 439.86 587.17 706.23
Multifamily complexes serviced with one compartmentalized
container cluster of four equates to one three cubic-yard
dumpster.
d. Monthly charges for once.weekly collection of recyc1ables
at each multi-family complex offered after January 1, 1996,
will be for each living unit:
$1.50
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Billing for recycling service offered before June 1996, will
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June 1. 1996,' will commence in the appropriate billing
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target level of commercial recycling from which the solid
waste department will flex up or down to be competitive
with certified recovered materials dealers (private recycling
companies) operating within Clearwater.
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automated carts shall be charged on the same
basis as rates Included In 3.8.
2. The target level charge for service with non-
compacted commercial containers shall be the
same as rates Included in 3.b. above.
(3) Roll-off service.'
(a) Pull charges. A pull being the hauling, dumping and returning
of a container one round trip.
1. 20 yd. - $ 95 per pull
2. 30 yd. - $100 per pull
3. 40 yd. - $105 per pull
(b). Deposits.
1. Roll-off compactors. A $400 deposit will be
charged for each roll-off compactor.
2. Open top container. A $400 deposit will be
charged for open top roll-off containers. Service charges
will be assessed against the deposit until it is insufficient to
cover the next pull and disposal bill. At that time the
, customer will be required to make a payment on account
or replenish the deposit in order to cover the next service
billing.
3~ The Initial deposit may be set at less than the
normal three month level upon determination of being In
business for two years or more or otherwise providing
satisfactory credit worthiness and by executing a special
deposiUpayment agreement approved by the director of
solid waste which provides for a more rapid payment
schedule than normal.
(c) Billing. Roll-off service customers will be billed for a
combination of the pull charge, disposal fee and any other
roll-off services rendered.
(d) Other service charges.
1. Rental. A $3 per day rental charge will be
assessed for containers not pulled and dumped a
minimum of once each month.
2. Rinse and deodorize $25.
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above the rim.
, 4. Damage. Damage to container will be assessed at
actual cost of repair.
5. Enforcement. Any charges assessed against a city
roll-off vehicle for overweight or overloading will be paid by
the customer to whom the container service is provided.
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not maintained properly and cannot be dumped will be
returned to the owner for repair and a pull charge
assessed for the trip. After repair, a second pull charge
will be assessed for the pull along with disposal fee and
other appropriate charges.
7. Premium service. Any roll~off service required after
duty hours or on weekends or holidays where overtime
must be paid will be billed to the customer at time and one-
half or 150% of the established charge.
8. Placement or retrieval. A $50 charge will be
assessed for the placement or retrieval of a container
requested and not used or returned empty without an
associated pull charge,
(e) Charges for roll-off service represents the target level of
charges for the services rendered from which the solid
waste department will flex up or down to be cost, effective
while providing the most economical service to customers.
Section 4. This ordinance shall take effect immediately upon adoption.
PASSED ON FIRST READING
PASSED ON SECOND AND FINAL
READING AND ADOPTED
Rita Garvey, Mayor~Commissloner
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Interdepartmental Correspondence
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FROM:
, Elizabeth M. Deptula, City Manager
~~.~r~irector of Solid Waste
TO:
COPIES:
City Commission
Kathy S. Rice, Deputy City Manager
Margaret Simmons, Finance Director
Karen Miles, Accounting Manager
Tina Wilson, Budget Director
Paul H. Nystrom, Controller
James V. Maglio, Superintendent
SUBJECT: PROFORMAS FOR ROLL-OFF OPERATIONS
DATE:
July 25, 1996
Transmitted herewith are proformas for the first three years of roll-off system operation.
These proformas show that the roll-off program will earn back the $180,000 paid by the
private companies as a surcharge the first year and will continue on to make $307,502
over and above the surcharge during the first three years of operation. This will be
done while still setting aside a $136,110 reserve for additional containers should
program expansion requ'ire them. The bottom line is that the program in its first three
years should make $847,502 in revenue. When the three year's surcharges or
$540,000 is subtracted from that amount, $307,502 will be earned over and above the
normal amount of money we would have received from the surcharges had we not
entered into the program at all. These computations are based upon our four trucks
accomplishing six pulls per truck per day. This is a conservative figure. Largo
averages seven pulls per day and S1. Petersburg averages between six and eight pulls
per day depending upon the type of load. Clearwater's production goals for the four
trucks is actually eight pulls per day. We have the advantage of a centrally located
transfer station and feel that eight pulls per day is attainable. These proformas are
based upon a more conservative six pulls per day with higher earning potential if the
work is there.
In addition, the revenues outlined in these proformas is based upon the citizens no
longer being required to pay the 15 percent surcharge that is being passed on to them
by the private companies. The benefit of this scenario is that citizens will receive roll-off
service at a lower cost, the charges for roll-off service will be more uniform, and the roll-
off capability required by the City will be there for support of emergency operations.
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July 25, 1996
These proformas demonstrate that even after subtracting the surcharges which would
accrue to the city if we did not go into the roll-off business, the program is still able to
provide a 48 percent return on investment over the first three years. This is based upon
the 'expenditure of $336,000 for four (4) trucks and $299,200 for 110 containers. A total
investment of$635,200 can earn $847,502 less three years surcharge of $540,000 or
$307,502. Earnings of $307,502 after subtracting the surcharge that would have been
received without the investment, represents a return on investment of 48 percent, an
, average of 16 percent per year. If the surcharge, which will no longer be passed onto
the citizens is returned to the computation, gross earnings would be $847,502 and the
three year return' on investment would be 133 percent or 44.3 percent per year.
These revenues can be pu~ back into the solid waste system to support the other more
expensive programs ,and help keep solid waste rates down for all citizens in the long
term.
When the roll-off program's potential is analyzed in this manner, it becomes obvious
why the private companies are lobbying so hard to stay in the roll~off business in
. Clearwater., It also demons~rates the potential value of the roll-off system to solid waste
revenue.
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FY 1996/97
Prolectlons and Estimates for Roll-Off oDeratlons
REVENUES
Totals
Revenue for puns:
For entire year, 2 vehicles, 3,090 pulls @ $100 =
For second 6 months, 2 vehicles, L56Q pulls @ $100 =
4,650 pulls @ $100 =
$309,000
156.000
$465,000
other Revenue:
Rinse and Deodorize compactors 600 @ $25 =
REVENUE WITHOUT DISPOSAL FEE CHARCE (Note)
15.000
480,OOQ
COSTS AND EXPENDITURES
Personal Services:
For entere year, 3 Equipment operators @ $30,600 = $91,800
For new hire on 3/1/97, 1 EqUipment operator 18.650
TOTAL
110,450
, Garage (haraes on M & 0 Vehicles:
For entire year, 2 vehicles @ $10,000 =
For second 6 months, 2 vehicles @ $6,000 ....
TOTAL
$20,000
12.000
32,000
lease Purchases Debt Service:
For entire year, 2 vehicles, 4 payments @ $11,060 .... 44,240
Forsecnnd 6 months, 2 vehicles, 2 payments @ $12,600 = 25,20Q
TOTAL
69,440
other Operatlna Exoenses:
Operating Supplfes, Uniforms, Radio, etc. 4 @ $1,600 each
Purchase Additional RolI.off contalne~:
30 new @ $2,720 and/or 45.60 used
COSTS/EXPEND. WITHOUT DISPOSAL FEE (Note)
ESTIMATED NET REVENUE FROM OPERATIONS
6,400
81.600
299,890
$180,11g
Note: DIsposal fe~s estimated @ $700,000 will be passed on to customers
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FY 1997/98 .
projections and Estimates for RolI.OFf ODeratlam
REVENUES
Totals
Revenue for pulls:
4 vehicles - Full Year 6,192 pulls @ $100 == '
(258 work days. 4 vehicles - 6 pulls per day)
$619,200
other Revenue:
Rinse and Deodorize compactors 600 @ 525 =
REVENUE WITHOUT DISPOSAL FEE
15.000
$634.200
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personal services:
4:vehlcle operators @ S~1,824 =
'Garaae Charaes on M & 0:
4 vehicles @ $10,400 ==
$127,296
5127,296
41,600
41,600
lease purchases Debt service:
2 vehicles, 4 payments @ $11,060 =
2 vehicles, 4 payments @ $12,600 ==
TOTAL
44,240
50,400
94,640
pther ODeratlng EXDenses:
Operating supplies, Uniforms, Radio, etc.
4 @ $1,664 each
6,656
6,656
purchase Additional containers:
(10 @ $2,720)
27,200
27,200
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~rolectlons and Estimates for RolI.Off ODeratlon~
REVENUES
Totals
Revenue for pulls:
4 vehicles.; Full Year 6,192 pulls @ $100 =
, (258 work days - 4 vehicles. 6 pulls per day)
other Revernm:.
Rinse and Deodorize compactors 600 @ $25 =
REVENUE WITHOUT DISPOSAL FEE
$619,200
15,OOQ
$634,20Q
COSTS AND EXPENDITURES
Personal Services:
4 vehicle operators @ $3.3,097 =
Gara~e Charges on M & 0:
4 vehicles @ $10,616 =
$132,388
$132,388
$42,464
42,464
lease purchases Debt Service:
2 vehicles, 4 payments @ $11,060 =
2 vehicles, 4 payments @ 512,600 :::
TOTAL
44,240
50.400
94,640
other ooeratlno Exoenses:
operating supplies, Uniforms, Radio, etc.
4 @ $1,731 each
6,924
6,924
container ACQulsltlon/Reolacement:
(10 @ $2,720)
27,200
27,200
COSTS/EXPEND. WITHOUT DISPOSAL FEE
ESTIMATED NET REVENUE FROM OPERATIONS
303,616
$330.584
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Ann: Ed Hooper. Commissioner
Karen Seel, Commissioner
1. In a memo sent to ALL Solid Waste Administrators from the StatcJDEP t concerns
as generated by this proposed action of Mr. BrumblWk, are addressed. Your llttention is
directed tc Section 403.704fi(3) (seo attached), We have contacted the state and have
been advised that violations. of this or any part o!the Florida Statutes could result in legal
action. A citizen. group or contraotor oould file for a restraining order that would tie up
this actJon and result in additlonallegaJ fees for the City thAt could be better spent.
2. tetters to Mayor Garvey and Ms, Deptula were sent to your City Attorney when
the concerns were raised lut April from Environmental Education Corp in relation to
inquiries for their client. Instead of cooperating, the City made it become very expense and
in essence refused to forward the material by "hiding" the issue under the Clt)' Attomty.
See attached letters, etc.
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Mayor Garvey and the City Attorney make it very clear of what violations are occurrlnSJ
how it hurts the future oflhe City. particularly Mth increase rates to businesses with many
of the "hidden" costs to be borne by the citizen, and climinats business opportunities. This
is a terrible message to Bend when the City is trying to raise funds and justifY expanding
the "downtown" and 'lbeachM areas. Jet alone increase business. participation. UnJess the
Mayor, Mr. Brumback and Ms. Petula are uplannlng" on using this "additional" revenue to
fund such programs so u to hide the true sources of funding (e.g. raised rates are hard to
note in annual tax bills and when listed as user fees instead of taxes).
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Government is suppose to be there for the peeploJ not the other way around. Efforts to
build a, larger City Agency at the expense of private enterprise and the citizens is not only
deplorable but Un-American, While local, state and federal agencies throughout the
country are finding ways to cut back on government spending and down slzing,
ctearwaterJ under the direction of Mayor OarveYJ Ms. Petu1a, Mr. Brumback and the City
Attorney are seeking wu to increase the agencies.
A full invcstigauon should be conducted, Including pUblic hearings within the community
to gather input into this important issue, Should the Commission vote to pass ibis
ordinance, they will have destroyed private enterprise intcrest within the City, its
future efforts at growth and placed another -financial'l burden on its citiunry. Instead of
building a larger Solid Waste Agency. they should be looking at privatization to get ride of
the wasted expenditures.
In conclusion, we hope your "newness" to tbe Commisslon brings a sense of concern for
the citizen and business sector in these issuos and not be tainted by the others who have
become very complacent and lIout oftouch" with the real world and real people. We thank
you for your time and attention. We encourage you to move to set aside the final reading
and that an impartial panel be established to revue the cncncms and issues expressed
herein.
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A number of questions h.ve been raised recently conoerning
the Ocpartmsnt'.15 interpretation of SGtltion 403,7046, F,S., which
was enaoted in 1~93 in an attempt ~o repolve disputes between
local governmonts and ptivate meet or reoyal$r8 And h<<uler8.
The Department doo$ not have the resources to become directly
involved in individual aispute8 at the lo~al lev~l~ However I it
, is hoped that by prov1d1ng guidance Qn sevoral questions which
arise frequently around tho state, a oonsiet~nt interpretation of
S~cticn 403.'046 CAn be reacnad, Those qUe8~ionB are addressed
b$lOWr
1. May . lOcal gove~nment require th~t all r.cov.~.d
mAtoriale g.nerat.4 w!ehift 1t. jur1141ct1on b. taken tQ 4
.p.c~t~8d loc.~ion, or b. col1tatld,bY a .p.C1fia4 hauler?
No. Section 403.1046(3), F.S., limits a local government/so
author1ty to rftBtrict tho mOVQment of r$coverod materials. The
local gove.rnment may not requiro a commercial esl:ablishm~nt lito
sell or otherwise oonv.y its ~ecove~ad materials to the local
government or to a facility Qosignated by t;he local government. 11
Th~ local gov.~nment also may not prevent a generaeor from
aelling or othru'wiae conveying reeover~d mllterials lito allY
properly certified reeov.red materials dealer." Section
403,7046(3) (d), P.S., does allow a lQ~al government to provid~
for. "th~ exolusive coll_et1on, tran8po%ta~ion, Aud processing of
recovered materials at single-fam1ly or multifamily ~esidential
proper~ies." Even in such c..e, howevor, th~ local government
cannot prevent .ny person'frOM taking their own recovered
materials to any e.~tified de.l.~ thoy pr8fQ~, or from taking it
out of the jurisdiet1on_
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2. Kay & local ~oV.~DD.nt wb!ab wi.h., to letabl!ab .
non-exolu.!ve franabi.. program fo~ comm.~o!.l reoyoling charge G
C~aftchl8~ !e.' .
100. section 403.~046(3) Cd), F.B., authori~eo local .
9ov~rnm~nts to ore.te a franohise program in addition to the
r$9istr~tion ~ro9r&m provided for ln Section 403.?04G(3) (b)1 F.a.
Nothing !n this statute prohibits a local government from
ohBrging francb1Be tee. or restriots the amount of these fees.
3. Nu_b !~.nahi.. e... be 1~1~.4 to ths Galt Lnaurre4 by
the 10Cl&1 "ov.mm~t :I.n opeE'at!n; thl p;-ogram? ,
No. S8ct!cn 403.704G(3) (b), F.S.. provides that a local
governmnnt may oharge _ ragi.t~at1on fee to recovered materials
dealers to cover the cest of ~ local ~egistration program. Thi.
re9ist~ation program may b9 man~ato~y for every dealer. and the
f~e may not be u8e~ by tho, looal government AS a SourOQ of
additional inoomo. A franch188 fee, howevar, cannot be
mandatorYf it is cnarge4 only to th086 bu,i~esee8 wishing to
~nter into frenohia. agraemant. with the local government. Local
governmcnto have traditionally charged fr~nchi8Q fees as a source
of' inoome, and nothing in the atatute suggests that the
Legi.latu~e intended to limit that authority.
,. %8. reoov.~8d mat.~!.1. d..lo: c.rt1!1ed by ~h.
D.p.rtm.n~ un4.~ tb. p~ov1.ion. of Rul. 6~-72a, ,.A.C., ~.qU1red
to obtain a nQQ~.xclu.1v. I~anabl.. from a local ~ovdrnm.nt, the
te~. ot whiQb p~ovi4. fo~ ~.;ula~!on b.yon4 th. ce:t1f1catlon,
reg1.tr.tion ana ~.~o~~ing p~ovi.iDQ. of ~G ~ula, in o~d.r to b.
allowe4 to do bUlin.,. wltbin t~. jUr~B~iction of the looal
g'ov.rnment: ?
No. All franchiae8 involving the collection, transportation,
and p~oeess1ng of reoovered materials at oommercial
establishments must be truly non-exclueiva. This means that if a
buainoos wishes to contract with a non-franchised recovered
materials dealer, it must be allowe4 to do BO. Furtharmore, the
local gov~rnment must net restrict a de~ler'8 ability to pursue
oontracts with commeroial .atablishmento. ~oc~l govornments may
not require recovered mat.~1als dealers to enter into franchise
agreements in order to dQ bU8inasl,
5. MAy a loaal governm.nt lmpD'. p.~itt!n; o~ ~.porting
r9qu~~am.nt. for ~.ocV.r.d =-to~1&18 4..1er8 which ar. =ore
.xtenciv. than the p~oa..... d..e~1b.d in SectLon .03.70~6(S) (b),
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No. Section 403.1046(1), F.9'4 requires all recovered
materials dealers to be oertified qnnually by th~ O~p.r~ment.
9.c~1on ~O3.?O4~(3) (D), F.B., authori2es all local government9 to
demand proof 'of tbi. Q6rtifiQat1on ana to establish a recoverad
m.tRrials dealer regis~rat1on program, but limits the information
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that may be required 88 part of cha~ p~oeram. The 8t.t~te also
. authorizes local governments with populations over 35,000 to
establiuh a reporting program; Cn.ptcr 62-722, ~.A.C., limite
the infcrmation, reporting format, ana reporting frequency that
the looal government may require.
Section 403.7046(3), P.s.. p~ov1dc8 that a local government
may not restrict a sene~8tor'a rights to sell or convey recovered
materials ll~Q any properly cert,ifiad t'aoovered materials dealer
who has 8atiafied the requ1roma~t8 of ~his aection." It goes on
to state that a loeal ~overnment may noc enact ftn ordinance tha~
prevents "such a dealor from ent6r1ng into a cont~act with a
commerc~al establishment to purchase, cOlleot, traneport,
process t or receive source-separated reoovered materials. 11 tn
other word., a lOQal government may not cre$te addition~l
p~rmi.ttillg requ:l.remente and thus prevent a dealer from doing
business unl.~8 it had a looal permit.
. One important exception to this general atatemen~ is found in
Section 403'.'7046 (3) (e) I t\Nothing in this aecl:ion shall prohibit
Q local government from enacting ordinanoes designed to pro~~ct
t.ho public's general health, lafety( and welfare," If a looal
government enQote a p6rmit~in9 reqUirement, for ~XBmple, ~t may
do .0 only if 1t 18 deaign.d to protect the public health,
safety, artd welfare_ SimilarlY, a looal government m~y restrict
the plaoement of recoveted mater1ale containers only if it i~
n~ce88ary to protect the public health, safaty or welfare.
Attached please find a copy of ehap~er 62-122, F.A.C., which
went into effect in Janua~y of thia year. Hopefully this rulA
will Answer any queationu yeu may have about the Depa~tment's
intorpretation of Section ~03.?046, F.B. It you do have
additional queetiona, however, pleaue feel free to oall Be~BY
Hewitt at (904) 49B-~?30, :
cc~ John Ruddell. Divie10n of Waite Management
Mary Jean Yon, Solid Waste Seotion
Ron Henricks, WaDea Reduo~ion Section
Betsy Hewit~. oetice of General counsel
Tom Moody, No~thweoe District
M1ke ritzs1mmong, No~the..e 'District
B111 BOGtwick, Central D1$t~ict
,B111 Kutash. Southwest 018trict
Phil Sa~baccia, Bouth D1.trLQ~
Vik Kamath, southeast D!strlce
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City of Clearwater
P.O. Box 4748
ClearWater, Florlda 346]8.-4748.
Attn: Bliubeth M. Dcptul~
City manager
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Dear Ms. Deptula:
Please be advised that we aro coa.cemcd ~ tho rccen.t tetter submitted to our cllent,
Waste CoUcct1on Scrvices from Mr. Brumback regard1ns "not rehowingpermits~ after
September 30th.
Our oonccm is expressed as follow,:
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1 Th fl r.fhll. NUI.,"",1u ,tI^l.tIn", .1-..:1-'-- ..~ 1_" epc:udw;' ..nm-Mo'" .0 co'u..ant. - - .J
: .n -~'.J - r--..l ._-...,.uv .~"o V.l. wu . ""'.....u.... ,..., ",I. ADO
remove conmuction debriJ (C&D) under the CWTcnt commerc1alrecyc11ns regulations.
2. The City Js eti'l11ftAting open wmpflrtl1foDlJld ftxins prices in order to "comer't the
solid wasto markets In the City with t1xpayClS and businesses ~vin8 to absorb the higher
rat.,,:
3. Tho'City hu tilled to post Doticea or involve hwings on this matter, lnc1udJns
stating rates that will be c1wgcd.. notUytng loea1 buaineases, eto.
<4, The Clty 1a possibly violating the -Flow Control- laws racentJy upheJd by tho
U:S. Supreme CoUrt. .
In. Ught of tho above~ and under tho Freedom of Informatlon Act and Florida Sunshine
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Laws. we arc requcstins tho foUowiDa: '
A. Copy of the original ordinance. dated and aigncd
. So Copy oFthc City COrmnlPlon mooting that reinstated thiB ordinance after not having
enforced suoh. for many yeatI
c. The proposed raies the City 'witt now clu1rge for RoU-otfaerviccs to local busintsses
D. The compensation tho City ~ to P$Y for cnfbrdDg tho tcrmlnatjon qt contracts
between local haulers wllocal ~ for roU.off scrvicea
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F. ReVenues received by the City jtoDl ron-off service fees and charg:es to private
'baulerfor 1994. 1995 IUd 1996
O. Expendlturet on the Ftorida Dept. ofBoWonmcuta1 Protection ABendes Recycling
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Tbeabovo data II requ~ tot tho Garbage and ltocycW1g Sarvicea of tho CiW. Please
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Re: Wastt CoUectlon SeNk>>sIClty of ct88Nnlter
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I am ln reeelpt of your litter dated April 9, 1998, addressed to Elizabeth M. Deptula, City
Manager. Your letter Indicates that Y,DIJ are corraspondfng wtth the City or cfearwater en behalf of
Waste Collection Services,
Since Waste COUectJon BeNltesla a current ~nnlt hQlder for rolJ.cft service within the City
of Clearwater. we mutt receive written authoriZation from Waste Collection SaNlC8S authorizIng
your company to represent them on thti' behalf.
Upon f8C8lpl of ouch luthorlzatlon, the City AUomaye Office will review your request and
respond acc:ordlngly.
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SUBJECT:
Clearwater Beach CRA
RECOMMENDA TION/MOTION:
Authorize staff to issue an RFP for a determination of need of a Community Redevelopment
district on the Beach.
1m and that the appropriate officials be authorized to execute same.
SUMMARY:
At the July 29 work session, the Commission directed staff to prepare an agenda item authorizing a
request for proposals (RFP) for a consultant to determine the necessity of redevelopment on
Clearwater Beach. This agenda item accomplishes this purpose.
Staff will Issue an RFP for the determination of need only after ascertaining general County sUDport
for the concept. Staff Is also initiating research into providing the Commission with information
about the five year trend of property values in the southern part of Clearwater Beach.
Staff will take no further action toward establishing a Community Redevelopment district on the
Beach without further Commission direction. Award. of the contract for the determination of
need will be brought to the Commission for approval.
Reviewed by: Originating Dopartment: Costs: Commission Action:
Leg_t NIA CENTRAL PERMITTING o Approvld
Budglt N/A ~> Total o Approved w/Condltlonl
Purchalng N/A User Depertment: o Denied
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SUBJECT:
Update the edition of the electrical and petroleum gas codes enforced by Central Permitting.
RECOMMENDA liON/MOTION:
· Pass ordinance number 6069-96, on first reading, adopting the 1996 edition of
the National Electrical Code, and NFPA 58 Standard for the Storage and Handling of Petroleum
Gases.
Ll and that the appropriate officials be authorized to execute same.
BACKGROUND:
· This is the current edition of the National Electrical Code and the Standard for the Storage and Handling of
Petroleum Gases.
· The Pinellas County Construction Licensing Board approved the use of the 1996 edition of the National
Electrical Code at it's May 14, 1996 publ ic hearing.
· The Pinellas County Construction Licensing Board approved the use of the 1995 edition of the Standard
for the Storage and Handling of Petroleum Gases at it's July 16, 1996 public hearing.
· Chapter 75-489, laws of Florida, established the Pinellas County Construction licensing Board, and the
Boards authority to establish the codes used by all jurisdictions in Pinellas County.
. The Board consist of 20 members, with the building officials from the cities of ClealWater and St.
Petersburg, and the county as members of the Board.
· This proposed ordinance adopts the 1996 edition of the National Electric Code with the Pinellas County
Construction Licensing Board amendments, and NFPA 58 Standard for the Storage and Handling of
liquefi,ed Petroleum Gases.
Reviewed by: Originating Department: Costs: Commission Action:
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Budget N/A User Depa~~: Total o Approved w/Conditlons
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ORDINANCE NO. 6069-96
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF CLEARWATER,
FLORIDA, RELATING TO TIlE BUILDING AND
DEVELOPMENT REGULATIONS; AMENDING
SECTION 47.051 ADOPTION AND ENFORCEMENT TO
ADOPT THE 1996 EDITION OF THE NATIONAL
ELECTRICAL CODE AND THE 1995 EDITION OF TIlE
STANDARD FOR THE STORAGE AND HANDLING OF
LIQUEFIED PETROLEUM GASES; PROVIDING AN
EFFECTIVE DATE.
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COMMISSION OF
THE CITY OF CLEARWATER, FLORIDA:
Section 1. Section 47.051(1)(b) and (1)(d), Code of Ordinances, are amended to
read: '
See. 47.051. Adoption and enforcement.
(1) There shall be enforced within the city, by the building official, the
following standard or national codes, which are adopted by reference:
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(l)(b) National Electrical Code, 199,Qa- edition, published by the National Fire
Protection Association.
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(l)(d) Standard for the Storage and Handling of Liquefied Petroleum Gases,
NFP A 58 1995.~ edition, published by the National Fire Protection Association.
Section 2. This ordinance shall take effect immediately upon adoption.
PASSED ON FIRST READING
PASSED ON SECOND AND
FINAL READING AND ADOPTED
Rita Garvey, Mayor-Commissioner
Approved as to form and
legal sufficiency:
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Leslie Dougall- . es '
Assistant City Attorney
Attest:
Cynthia E. Goudeau, .
City Clerk
Ordinance 606'>.96
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FROM a W1LtIAM J. OWENS, BXECUTIVB DIRnCTOR
SUM. I NATIONAL 2LBCTRICAL COD~, 1996 BDI~ION
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DATBt MAY 20, 1996
The Plnel1as County Construction Licensing Board edopted the
National Blectrioal Code, 1996 edition, with a~endments, for
countywide application And enforcement in acoordance with Chapter
15-489 ~aw. of Florida, as amended. All municipalities end Pinellas
Co~nty a~e roquired to enforoe the 1996 edition, with amendments,
effective September 14, 1996. As usual with the adoption of a new
edition of the code, use of the 1993 edition is permitted until
September 14, 1996 to ,allow the enti~e design, conQtruction, and
regulatory community to fully prePA~e fo~ the approkimately 3,200
ohanges fro~ the 1993 edition.
The peeLS adopted Article 90-99, the administrative section
previoua1y enforoed, as well as three technical amendments. No other
alDcndment. may be llUu!e to the NEe.
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CITY OF CLEARWATER
INTEROFFICE CORRESPONDENCE SHEET
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Mayor and City Commission /
Betty Deptula, City Manager ~
COPY: Kathy S. Rice, Deputy City Manager
William Baird, Acting Assistant City Manager and Project Manager
FROM:
SUBJECT: City Hall Renovations
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DATE: July J(f, 1996
At your worksession on Monday, July 29, 1996, we discussed several options for the renovation
of City Hall. These ranged from minimal scope to meet City life safety code requirements to
consideration of relocating the City Hall to another site.
Staff has worked diligently since then to compile additional data, to verify associated costs, and
to generate an agenda item that would clearly define what would be accomplished and what
would not be accomplished within the minimal renovation scope already included in the project.
I have withdrawn this item' from the ,Commission meeting agenda for Thursday night because
I do not have enough information to give you a solid recommendation. We need more time to
plan this project phase and to relook at the IIbig picturell.
I am concerned that if we proceed with the minimal scope, and a decision is made at a later time
to further renovate the building, a significant portion of the recent work might have to be
redone, causing a 'Idouble expense II to the City. The extent of this extra expense is not known
at this time.
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B~SOLUTION NO. 96-53
A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY OF CLEARWATER,
FLORIDA. REQUESTING THAT PINELLAS COUNTY
CALL FOR A REFERENDUM OF THE ELECTORS
OF PINELLAS COUNTY ON THE QUESTION OF
WHETHER TO EXTEND THE ONE CENT SALES
SURTAX UPON GOODS AND SERVICES SOLD IN
PINELLAS COUNTY, FLORIDA; SUBMITTING TO
PINELLAS COUNTY THE PROPOSED
INFRASTRUCTURE TAX PROJECT LIST
PREPARED BY THE CITY OF CLEARWATER; AND
PROVIDING FOR AN EFFECTIVE DATE.
WHEREAS. on November 7, 1989, the voters of Pinellas County, Florida.
approved the referendum questions which levied an additional one cent sales
surtax for a period of ten years upon goods and services sold in Pinellas County;
and,
WHEREAS, the citizens of the City of Clearwater, Florida, have benefited
greatly from the proceeds of the additional one cent surtax, since February,
1990; and,
WHEREAS, the imposition of the one cent sales surtax will expire on
January 31, 2000; and,
WHEREAS, Section 212.055(2). Florida Statutes, authorizes the
governing body of Pine lias County, Florida, subject to referendum approval, to
finance, plan and construct infrastructure, defined as any fixed capital
expenditure or fixed capital costs associated with the construction, reconstruction
or improvement of public facilities which have a life expectancy of five (5) or
more years and any land acquisition, land improvement, design and engineering
costs related thereto; and,
WHEREAS, there exists a need on the part of Pinellas County and the
municipalities within Pinellas County to finance, plan. acquire. improve and
construct County and municipal infrastructure projects inclUding transportation.
parks and open space, jails, courts, drainage and public facilities; and,
WHEREAS, the City Commission of the City of Clearwater. Florida, has
determined that it is in the best interest of the City to support a Pinellas County
referendum for continuing the one cent sales surtax; now, therefore.
Resolution No. 96~53
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BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COMMISSION OF
THE CITY OF CLEARWATER, FLORIDA:
Section 1. The City Commission of the City of Clearwater requests that
the Pinellas County Board of County Commissioners call for a referendum upon
which there should be submitted to the electors of Pinellas County the question
of whether the current one cent sales surtax shall be extended.
Section 2. The City Commission of the City of Clearwater hereby submits
its proposed list of projects to be funded by the proposed extension of the one
cent sales surtax.
Section 3. The City Clerk is hereby directed to send copies of this
resolution to the Board of County Commissioners, Pinellas County, Florida, and
to the local municipalities within Pine lias County I Florida.
Section 4. This resolution shall take effect immediately upon adoption.
PASSED AND ADOPTED this
day of
,1996.
Rita Garvey, Mayor-Commissioner
Approved as to form,
and legal sufficiency:
Attest:
. Pamela K. Akin
City Attorney
Cynthia E. Goudeau, City Clerk
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Proposed Penny for PInoUa. Infrastructure Tax Project list
FY 2000 . 2010
Fire and EMS
AddltlonllmDrovement of Fire Tralnina Facllltv and Upgrade of Fire Tralnlno Tower
This expansion wOUld consist of 3,186 square feet of building and an additional 906
square feet of exterior covered area. The resulting building would provide additIonal
classroom space (three classrooms) and allow the exIsting classroom to be
converted to an admlnlstratlvennstructor area. The exterior covered area would
permit outside related class activities, even In Inclement conditions. If upgraded, the
facility would then be practical as an altemate EOC sIte for the City. In addition, the
project would Include the refurbIshment and addition of an exterIor staIrway to the Fire
Training Tower. The refurbishment would Include the replacement of all doors, to include
the garage doors, and repair of deteriorating walls,
Extension and RePBvlna of Fire Tralnlna Ground Track
This project would provide for an additional 1,000 feet of paved surface for driVing
practice and testing for Fire and Pollee use. The total paved area would be
approximately one-half mile In length. The track will also provide additional stagIng
capabilities In case of storm responses.
Subtotal
Streets
Memorial Causeway Brldee ReDlacement
The project provides for the replacement of the existing drawspan bridge with a
hlghlevel fixed span bridge
Mvrtle AvenueIFt. Harrison Avenue WidenlnQ
Construct an addItional northbound travel lane along Ft. Harrison Avenue from the
intersection of Myrtle Avenue to Stevenson's Creek. this additional lane will allow
north bound traffic on Myrtle Avenue to merge into Ft Harrison Avenue without
stopping, making the Intersection safer and more efficient
Druid Road Widening
Druid Road Is a narrow two lane faciHty running from the Bayfront to U,S, Hwy 19.
this project proposes to wIden the facility from Ft Hanison to U,S. Hwy 19 to three
lanes allowing a continuous turning lane is desirable. Additional widening for right
turn only lanes is desirable at certain Intersections. AddiUonal property will be
needed for stormwater treatment and minor right of way.
Traffic Sianal Mast Arm Installations
Convert existing signal systems to Mast Arm Installations as required by the State
of Florida to protect from damage from hurricane winds.
Various Intersection ImDrovements .
Various Intersection Improvements to Increase Intersection capacity, reduce delay
for traffic, and Increase rate of tumfng movements,
Various Pedestrian Bridaes
Install pedestrian bridge at various locations at creek and ditch crossings of arterial
highways where pedestrian traffic Is anticipated.
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100,000
6441500
13,000,000
225.000
12,000,000
2,000,000
1,400,000
400,000
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FY 2000 .. 2010
Streets (continued)
Variable Traffic Messaoe Boards
Purchase additional portable or pole mountable variable message boards to notIfy
public of traffic operations/detours for ongoing construction projects, direct traffic to
numerous beach parking faclllties, and to provide information to the public on
upcoming roadway projects or events,
Mandalav Avenue Streetscape Prolect
Streetscape upgrade for two block area from Marianne to Baymonl
Gulfvlew Boulevard Streetscspe Proiect
Streetscape upgrade for two and one~half block area from Coronado (N. Intersection)
to Adams Mark,
Bavmant Street Streetscape Proiect
Streetscape upgrade for a three block area from Mandalay to Clearwater Harbor.
Papaya Street Pedestrian Mall Proiect
Pedestrian mall improvements for a three block area from Mandalay to Clearwater
Harbor.
Subtotal
Parks and Recreation
Land Purchase - MaonoHa Falls Property
Provides for the purchase of appro:dmately 13 acres north of an existing
, undeveloped park known as the North Clearwater Nature Park located on
McMullen Booth Road. The purchase of this property will allow for the extension and
preservation of one of Clearwater's unique erwironmental features "Magnolia Falls,"
In addition, the remainder of the non-sensitive open area of this property Is ideal for
additional soccer practice fields which are desperately needed for the particIpants
in North Clearwater. Approximately $330,000 is available from the Sembler
mitigation to purchase this property,
North Greenwood Recreation Complex
This project will provide for the construction of a new Recreation complex in
the North Greenwood community. The complex wlll include a new
multipurpose facillty similar to the new Countryside Recreation Center with meeting
rooms, gameroom, gymnasium, exercise room, arts & crafts, etc,
North Greenwood Recreation Complex Pool
A new family aquatics center would be built to replace the Holt Avenue Pool.
Ross Norton Recreation Complex
This project will provide for the construction of a new Recreation Center similar to the
Countryside Community Recreation Center. It would include a new multipurpose
facility with meeting rooms, game room, gymnasium, exercise room, arts and crafts,
kitchen, etc, The current recreation center wlll be demolished in that it Is old and
Inadequate to meet the needs of the citizens.
, . Salls Lake Park
The project wi1l provide for the development of a small active park near McMullen
Booth Road east of Salls Lake. Facilities will include a basketball court, playground,
paths and picniC areas.
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200,000
750,000
1,000,000
200,000
250,000
31.425.000
500,000
2,000,000
1,000,000
2,000,000
300,000
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Parks and Recreation (continued) FY 2000 - 2010
Moccasin Lake Nature Park
The project provides for renovations and enhancements to the existing trail and
boardwalk system as well as the development of the north 4 acre tract which is not
accessible to the public and some Improved Interpretive exhibits.
200,000
MomlnQstde Recreation Complex
The project wlll provide for the construction of a new Recreation Center similar to the
Countryside Community Recreation Center. It would Include a new multipurpose
facUity with meeting rooms, gameroom, gymnasium, exercise room, arts and crafts,
kitchen, etc. The current recreation center will be demolished In that it Is old and
inadequate to meet the needs of the citizens,
2,000,000
Cliff Stephens Park
This project will provide for the upgrade and renovation of a popular passive park with
the installation of three (3) pIcnic shelters, additional parking lot on the west side of
Falrwood Avenue and renovatlons of the disc golf course.
220,000
Forest Run Park Restroom Facilltles
This project will provide for restroom facilities at a heavily used neighborhood park in
the Countryside area.
100,000
Marshall Street Park
The project will provide for the renovation or replacement of the existing restroom
faciHties at Marshall Street Park and the construction of an additional picnic shelter
on the east side of the park.
100,000
Woodaate Park Improvements
The project will provide for additional parking and the renovation of the existlng
restroom facilities,
150,000
State Road 60 Corridor Beautlfication Proiect
The project would provide for the beautification of the State Road 60 corridor from
McMullen Booth Road to U.S. 19. This will include areas around the overpass at
the Bayslde Bridge and U.S. 19.
250,000
Recreation Trails
, this wlll provide for the expansion of the existing eastlwest recreatlonal trail into a
more functional width facility. This project will Include the addition of asphalt trails
next to or In place of existing concrete trans as well as some new spur trails
connectlng it with other recreation centers and the Pinellas Trail,
1,500,000
Athletic Practice Field
The project will provide for the development of parking and lighted youth athletic
fields on the approximate 9 acres that would be available if the Magnolia Falls
property were purchased,
300,000
McKay Playfield Renovations
The project will provide for,the renovation of the McKay Playfield Into an active!
passive park which will include sidewalks, picnic tables, trees and open space area.
150,000
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FY 2000 .. 2010
Parke and Recreation' Continued}
lake Chautauo.ua Park North
The project will provide for the development of an active and passive park on
approximately 20,8 acres located on the northern edge of lake Chautauqua and
south of Enterprise Road. The park wUJ be similar to Forest Run Pari< and
Coachman Ridge Park and the facUities wi1llnclude a basketball court, tennis
courts, tralls, parking, and a fishing pier to the lake.
lake Chautauqua Park South
The project provides for the development of a passive park Including parking,
picnicking, fishing pier and dock on an undeveloped pIece of property on the southern
edge of lake Chautaugua southwest of the Boy Scout property, The park ties In with
the Soule Road park which is located to the east. The construction of docks at
this park and lake Chautaugua, and lake Chautaugua Park North will provide for a
unIque system of canoe trails and launch facilities,
Renovation of Existina Recreation Centers
This project will provide for future renovations and repairs at various recreation
centers in the city including Kings Highway, McMullen Park, Wood Valley, CBRC
and Countryside,
North Clearwater Nature Park
Provides for the development of a nature park in north Clearwater including nature
trails and parking,
. Infrastructure Facility for Parks. Recreation Facilities & Nurserv
This project will prpvlde for a new combined Infrastructure facility to house the Parks,
Recreation Facilities and Nursery Division employees, equipment and supplies.
Presently these operations are housed In residential neighborhoods in old structures.
This project does not Include the cost of land for relocation.
Subtotal
Llbra~
Main L1brarv
. Construction of a new main library of approximately 90,000 square feel
lIbrarv Branch EXDansion
Construction of additional space at the East Library or an additfonal branch In east
Clearwater.
North Greenwood Branch librarY
Remodel Martin Luther King Center BuildIng for branch library or combination Iibraryl
recreation center facility. Approximately 6,000 square feet.
Subtotal
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400,000
1 BO,OOO
500,000
300,000
2,500,000
14.650,000
12,000,000
1,500,000
800,000
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FY 2000 .. 2010
Recreation/leisure/Habitat
New Fishing/Public Access Piers
Interest In the replacement of the Magnolia Street Pier and the use of the new
fishing pier at the Clearwater Marina have exhibited continued public Interest for
marine access, The project would Include the construction of a canoe access pier
at Bayshore Park on Tampa Bay Lawn Bowling park adjacent to the bridge on
Stevenson's Creek, lake Chautauqua and other suitable locations for both canoe and
kayak access, The project would also Include the construction of fishing piers on
properties on Tampa Bay as property may be obtained, an additional fishing pier to
match the newly constructed fishing pier at the west end of the Memorial Causeway,
. the replacement of the existing Memorial Causeway Draw Bridge with a fishing pier
upon construction of the new fixed span bridge, at City property on Island Estates In
lieu of a marina, at the Park property at Sunset Point Road and Edgewater Drive, and
on Clearwater Harbor as property may be obtained. These facilities would Include
amenities such as restrooms, parking, lighting, and sidewalks as necessary. Also
Includes Installation of a small wooden fishing pier off the Seminole Launch Ramps,
There would be no charge for fishing off the pIer and It would be open to the general
public on a year round basis. In addition, this project would include installation of a
small wooden fishing pier off the Clearwater Beach Recreation Center, This, too would
'have no charge for fishing off the pier and would be open to the general public on a year
round basis.
Subtotal
pubnc Facilities
Cltvwide GeoQraDhlc Information System
Purchase the design, equipment, Implementation and staff training for a Citywide
Geographic Information System in coordination with existing Plnellas County GIS.
Memorial Causeway Civic Center
Renovation of the Memorial Civic Center to provide for the co-location
of a pollee substation, Improved beach library, tourism and welcome center, and
a related parking garage to provide parking for the faclJity as well as additional parking
facilities for beach traffic.
Subtotal
Stormwater
Kapok Recreation and Stormwater Retention Area
The project provides for the purchase of the Kapok Trailer Park, which is subject to
flooding. this would create a stormwater flood plain, environmental enhancement
area and an upland recreatIon area whIch would be continuous with City park
properties on Drew Street, E,C. Moore Park and Cliff Stevens Park.
Stream Channel Protection. Various Locations
Install gablon structures along appropriate sections of stream channels In Clearwater
Including Stevenson's Creek and Alligator Creek to control erosion and disposition
of soUds In lake areas.
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580,500
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FY 2000 . 2010
Stonnwater (contlnuod)
New Downtown Storm Outfall Pipe
Construct a new stormwater outfall pIpe from the existing Pierce Street Pond
approximately 2,600 feet to the Pierce Street outfall location using directional
drill technology. The problem In the past for constructing such an outfall system Is
the deep construction cuts through the downtown area, The directional drill
technology will allow the construction with very little dlsruptlon.
Subtotal
Economic Development
Harbor Bluff Waterfront Park
Provides for a major waterfront regional attractlon composed of park faclllties, upland
and shoreline water features, and entertainment facilities, Waterfront theme sites
would be programmed for visitor amenities and transportation facilities.
Economic Redevelopment and EnvIronmental Assessment and Abatement
Funds are requested to address municipal owned property in and adjacent to the
Clearwater Brownfield Initiative Area.
Subtotal
Long Center Requests
Provides fUnding to support Infrastructure needs for the Long Center relative to
major upgrades and Improvements requested by the organization,
Long Center Subtotal
Ruth Eckerd Hall
Provides funding to support Infrastructure needs for P,A.C.T.; Inc. (Ruth Eckard Hall)
relative to major upgrades and improvements requested by the organization.
Ruth Eckerd Hall Subtotal
TOTAL ALL PROJECTS
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16,500,000
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5,000,000
7,000,000
1,000,000
2,000,000
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FOR COMMISSION MEETING August 1. 1996 APPOINTMENTS Agenda #_
BOARD: Library Board
TERM: ,4 years
APPOINTED BY: City Commission
FINANCIAL DISCLOSURE: Not Required
RESIDENCY REQUIREMENT:City of Clearwater
SPECIAL QUALIFICATIONS: None
MEMBERS: 11
CHAIRPERSON: Tony Bacon
MEETING DATES: 3rd Fri., 9:00 a.m.
PLACE: Library Conference Room
APPTS. NEEDED: 1
DATE APPTS TO BE MADE: 8/1/96
THE FOLLOWING ADVISORY BOARD MEMBER(S) HAVE TERMS WHICH EXPIRE AND
NOW REQUIRE EITHER REAPPOINTMENT FOR A NEW TERM OR REPLACEMENT BY A
NEW APPOINTEE.
Name
Date of Original
Appointment
Attendance
Record
Interest in
reappointment
i. Vacant Seat - Lucille Weiss resigned
THE FOLLOWING NAMES ARE BEING SUBMITTED FOR CONSIDERATION TO FILL THE
ABOVE VACANCIES: '
Name-Address
Comments-Related Experience. Etc.
1. Tom Leavy
2977 Ambleglen Ct.; 34621
Retired High School Principal
2. Lois Martin
1771 Harbor Dr., 34615
Past member Planning & Zoning Board
Zipcodes of current members on board:
3 at 34615
1 at 34616
3 at 34621
1 at 34624
2 at 34625
1 vacant
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Item #: 3 \
Meeting Date:
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SUBJECT: City of Clearwater representative to the Long Center Board of Directors
RECOMMENDATION/MOTION: Reappoint Gary Giordano as the City's representative to the long Center
Board of Directors for the term 9/30/96.9/30/99
o and that the appropriate officials be authorized to execute same.
SUMMARY:
Mr. Giordano was appointed as the city representative to the long Center Board of Directors (LCBOD) at
the 7/1/93 meeting to complete a term to 9/30/93. He was appointed in 1993 for his first 3 year term
which expires 9/30/96. He is interested in reappointment. Mr. Giordano also serves on the Parks and
Recreation Board.
David Smith, who was appointed to the Marine Advisory Board at the 7118196 meeting, is on the
volunteer list for the lCBOD.
Shirley Moran, who serves on the Neighborhood & Affordable Housing Advisory Board, is also interested
in this board.
Revlowed by: ;
Legal
Budget
Purchasing
Risk Mgmt.
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ACM
Other
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NA
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Originating Departme .
CIty Cler
Costs:
Total
Commission Action:
o Approved
o Approved with Conditions
o DenIed
o ContInued to:
User Department:
Current Flscal Veer
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Date:
Paper:
o Not Required
Affected Parties
o Notified
o Not RequIred
Funding Soulce:
o Capital Improvement
o OperatIng
o Other:
Attachments:
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Submitted by:
Approprlotlon Code
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BE:SOLUTION NO. 96- 51
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A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY OF CLEARWATER, FLORIDA, ASSESSING THE
OWNERS OF PROPERTY THE COSTS OF HAVING MOWED OR CLEARED
THE OWNERS' LOTS.
WHEREAS, it has been determined by the City Commission of the City of Clearwater that,
for the purpose of promoting the health, safety and general welfare of the citizens and residents of
the City. real property within the City should be cleared of weeds, rubbish, debris and other
noxious material; and
WHEREAS, notice pursuant to Section 20.3B, Code of Ordinances, was provided to the
owner of each of the tots listed in Exhibit A, an'=' the notice required each property owner to cause
the violation to be remedied or to file a notice of appeal within 10 days after the date the property
was posted; and
WHEREAS, the property, owners have failed to take remedial action within the time
provided and have failed to file a notice of appeal within the time allowed, or appealed the notice
of violation but failed to take remedial action within the time provided by the Code Enforcement
Board, and it became necessary for the City to take remedfal action; and
WHEREAS, the owner of each lot listed on Exhibit A has been provided with a notice and
opportunity within which to pay the costs and administrative charges set forth on Exhibit A, but no
payments have been received; now. therefore,
BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF
CLEARWATER, FLORIDA:
~ectlon 1. The City Commission finds the preamble hereof to be true and correct.
aection 2. The City Commission hereby assesses a lien upon each parcel of real property
fisted on Exhibit A for the actual costs of mowing or clearing, plus administrative costs, as shown
on Exhibit A.
Section 3. The City Clerk Is hereby directed to prepare a notice of lien against each
property listed on Exhibit A and to record the same In the public records of Pineilas County,
Florida.
PASSED AND ADOPTED this
day of
11996.
Rita Garvey
Mayor..commissloner
Approved as to form and
legal sufficiency:
Attest:
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Assistant City Attorney
Cynthia E. Goudeau
City Clerk
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ADMIN.
CHARGE
TOTAL
WS F Trust 8/6/90 Greenwood Park #2 Blk E Lt 36 $ 125.00 200.00 $ 325.00
Martha C. Gerald c/o Greenwood\Park #2 Blk E Lts 65-66 149.15 200.00 349.15
Julius Gerald
James Brooks Jr. & Lincoln Place Blk 2 Lot 6 125.00 200.00 325.00
Cleo Sommons
Steven Schwartz Ira E.Nicholsons Blk 1 Lt 10 149.50 200.00 349.50
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'Daisy Williams Palm Park Blk CLot 16 150.08 200.00 350.08
John C. Gardner J.H. Rouses Blk 2 S33' MOL Lt 13 151.32 200.00 351. 32
Robert L. Jackson SWlset pt 2nd Add Blk G N50' Lt 50 125.00 200.00 325.00
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UNIVERSITY
WOMEN
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Mayor Rita Oarvey
City of Clearwater
112 Osceola Av.
C1ea~water, Fl. '3461~
Dear Mayor Garvey:
On August 24th the City of Clearwater
has, an opportunity to help celebrate
the 76th Anniversary of Women's Right
to Votel
This will be an'opportunity for us all
to get together and'honor the women who
have worked so hard to make it possible
for us to be ~b1e to vote:Susan B.
Anthony. Elizabeth Cady Stanton, Prudence
Crandall, Frances E. W. Harper. Elizabeth
Blackwell and others.
This celebration will be s'pon'sored by the
Florida Women's Consortium, American
Association of University Women, Bay
'Area Consortium, League of Women Voters,
Commission on the Status of Women,
American Association ,of Retired Persons,
Business and Professional Women's groups
and others.
It is;'indeed, an honor that ~learwater
,was chosen as the only city in the state
of Florida to hold this celebration.
We are all looking forward to working
with the City of Clearwater to make this
event a success.
,Sin~l~/~
~a~ L. Hyde, Preaident
West Central Cluster, AAUW
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\. PRELIMINARY AGENDA
Clearwater City Commission Worksession - Monday, July 29, 1996
following closed attorney/client session beginning at 9:00 A.M.
Clearwater City Commission Meeting - 6:00 P.M. - Thursday, August 1, 1996
Service Awards
Convene as Pension Trustees
Reconvene as Commission
PRESENTATIONS
1 . Information Collection Rule - Charlotte Smith - 10: 15 a.m.
FN FINANCE
1 . Approve settlement of insurance policy claim of City vs American Centennial Insurance Company
by said company buying back its policy for $50,000, through use of document entitled
Commutation and Policy Release, with the funds being returned to the Clearwater Gas System
MR MARINE
1 . White Papers on Marina Building Lease Agreements
PW PUBLIC WORKS
1. Contract for 3/4M #57 Aggregate to Florida Crushed Stone Company, Leesburg, FL, for the period
10/1/96.9/30/99, for an est. annual cost of $16,905 or $50,715 for 3 years, plus delivery
charge of $5.25 per ton for 10/1/-96-9/30/97, at an est. cost of $11,025 (est. total $61,740)
(Consent) ,
2. . Contract for type 1 Portland bulk cement & Portland bag cement to Holnam, Inc., Tampa, FL, for
the period 10/1/96-9/30/97, at an est. $44,300 (Consent)
SW SOLID WASTE
1. (Cant. from 7/18/96) First Reading Ord. #6059.96 - abolishing permitting of private hauling
companies to provide roll-off service in Clearwater; establishing Clearwater Solid Waste
Department as roll-off service provider effective 10/1/96; amending schedule of fees, rates &
charges to provide Sec. XXIX for Solid Waste Dept. rates; establishing rates for roll-off service in
Clearwater
TR TOURISM
1. Recommended rejection of both RFP proposals to operate the Beach Welcome Center and
terminate current month to month agreement with the Greater Clearwater Chamber of Commerce
for operation of Beach Welcome Center in the Memorial Civic Center
CP CENTRAL PERMITTING
1 . (Cont. from 6/6, 6/20 & 7/18/96) Public Hearing & First Reading: Ord. #5962-96 - LDCA
amending Div. 26 of Ch. 40, to provide for revised development standards in the Urban Center
District & Ol'd. #5964-96 - Zoning Amendments for Downtown Urban Core districts ILDCA95-
20, Z96-01)
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2. Public Hearing - modification of site plan condition #5 (to allow Wal.Mart to remain open 24
hours per day & 7 days per week) related to CPD Zoning approved on 12/19/91 for property
located at 23106 US19N, Loehmann's Plaza Replat, Lots 1-3, Loehmann's Plaza, Lot 1, subject
to conditions (Wal-Mart Stores, Inc. 1 David B. Taheri, TRE (Taheri Family Trust) 1 Kinko's of
Georgia, Inc. 1 Brandon Nu-West Clearwater, Ltd., Z96-08)
3. Public Hearing & First Reading Ord. #6062-96 - LDCA to allow car rental uses as a conditional
use in the Beach Commercial District & Resort Commercial 28 District (LDCA 96.13) - To be
Cant. to 8/15/96
4. Variance(s) to Sign Regulations for property located at 10 Bay Esplanade, Clearwater Beach
Revised, Blk 8, Lots 1-5, 14 & 15 (Palm Pavilion of Clearwater, Inc. / Howard & Jean Hamilton,
SV96-14)
5. Variance{s) to Sign Regulations for property (Clearwater Professional Center) located at 600
Bypass Dr., Sec. 18-29-16, M&B 41.08 (Romark Investments, Inc. 1 Fred Arnold, Inc., SV96-15)
6. Mobile Home Park Policy Document
7. Clearwater Beach Community Redevelopment District
8. First Reading Ord. #6069-96 - Relating to Building and Development Regulations; amending Sec.
47.051, to adopt the 1996 edition of The National Electrical Code & 1995 edition of The
Standard for the Storage and Handling of Liquefied Petroleum Gases
9. Receipt/Referral - LDCA permitting Noncommercial Parking in Single Family Residential Districts
as a conditional use (LDCA 96-1 2)
10. RV Parking at Harborview Center - Rules Review
11. Review of Downtown Parking Fees
CM ADMINISTRATION
1 . City Hall Renovations ,
2. Resolution - Penny for Pinellas
CLK CITY CLERK
1. Library Board - 1 appointment
2. Lo~g Center Board of Directors - 1 appointment
3. Commission Policies
CA LEGAL DEPARTMENT
Second Reading Ordinances
1. Ord #6028-96 - LDCA amending Sec. 46.23 to exclude city-owned property from eligibility for
minor variance consideration and to exclude any property from eligibility for minor variance
consideration .where variances are granted in excess of specified limits; to allow minor variances
for freestanding sign setback up to 6' (LDCA 96-10)
2. Ord. #6055.96 - CI Zoning for property located on Fairburn Ave., Engman St. & Betty Lane,
, Fairburn Add, Blk A, Lots 1 & 2, Blk S, Lots 1-4, Blk C, Lots 5 & 6, Pine Brook Unit 2, Blk E, Lots
13-16, Pine Ridge, Blk C, Lot 10, Blk 0, Lots 8~13, Blk E, Lots 8 & 9, Stevenson's Heights, Blk
A, Lot 27 (Everybody's Tabernacle, Inc. / Calvin & Evelyn Doyle I Sergeant Allen Moore
Community Partnership, Inc. 1 M&H Co. / Henry & Anne Meister 1 Nicholas Koulouvaris, TRE 1
Behnam Gholampoar / Bruce Mesagno / Thomas & Elizabeth Floyd 1 Baker & Williamson
Enterprise I Alico Blunt / Dorothy Dilliard Estate 1 Homeless Emergency Project 1 City" Z96-06)
7/29/96
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,3. : Ord. #6060.96 - Related to disorderly conduct and loitering, repealing Sec. 21. 11Ie}, to prohibit
the obstruction of public places
Resolutions
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1. ,(Cont. from 7/18/96) Res. #96-47 - Abatement Lien - 630 Drew St., Jones' Sub. of Nicholson's,
Blk 7, Lots 1-3 and part of vacant alley (Schoeller I Daniel)
2. Res. #96-51 - Assessing property owners the costs of having mowed or cleared owners' lots
OTHER CITY ATTORNEY ITEMS
City Manager Verbal Reports
Commission Discussion Items
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1.' Possible change in December 1996 and January 1997 meetings
2., Skateboarding I Roller Skating Ordinance
Other Commission Action
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FROM. Willi,am C. Held, Jr., Harbormaster J I, 1//f"I/."s 1996
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COPIES:, John C. Carassas, Assistant city Attorney O~NSy
Cyndie Goudeau, city Clerk
SUBJECT: White papers on Marina Building Lease Agreements
DATE:
July 11, 1996
Attached-are white papers on the four (4) Marina Building Lease
Agreements that will expire on September 3D, 1996. There have
been no, discussions with the current lessees on any new Lease
Agreements, except for the Government Lease with the U. S. Coast
Guard for,room 26.
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TOPIC: MARINA RESTAURANT - LEASE
BACKGROUND:
On October 1, 1991, a Lease Agreement was approved for Edward M.
Metallo and Ursula M. Metallo, d/b/a Marina Restaurant, at
Clearwater Municipal Marina, 25 Causeway Blvd., Clearwater, FL.
34630. .
The lease was approved for a five (5) year period, with rent
payments of $15,600 per year paid in equal monthly payments of
$1,300. Also, the lessee must pay 10% of the annual gross'
revenues exceeding $144,000.
The Lessee must pay for all maintenance of the space, taxes,
insurance and utilities.
When the original lease was issued, the city had,the
square footage of the Marina Restaurant space at 1,450.
Mr. and Mrs. Metallo operated the Marina Restaurant from
April 10, 1990 until April 8, 1996, when they sold the Marina
,Restaurant to Thomas and patricia Wolkowshy.
This lease will expire on September 30, 1996.
COMMENTS:
Based on a laser survey of the Marina building by Measure
Masters, the actual square footage of the Marina Restaurant space
is ~,270.
RECOMMENDATIONS:
1. Major improvements to this space is strongly recommended. It
is the only rental space on the first floor of the Marina
building that has not been upgraded and improved. The major
improvements should include the kitchen, storage and customer
areas. If the current lessee is unable or unwilling to renovate
the Marina,Restaurant, the city should not assign a new lease,
but instead advertise the space for a new lessee. If the lessee
is making a large investment to renovate the space, the city may
want to consider a lease period longer than five (5) years.
2. In the event the above recommendation is not approved, a new
rental rate of $19,685 per year paid in equal monthly payments of
$1,640.42 is recomcended. Also, 10% of gross sales exceeding
$144,000.
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smokinglf restaurant with the new lease.
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Marina Restaurant ,Lease
4~ Two small rooms, presently 'assigned to the Marina Restaurant,
are reoommended to be removed from the leased space. They will
be used by the city for a marina laundry room.
5. A Consumer Price Index increase on January 1st of each year of
the lease is recommended. ' .
6. A requirement that the lessee and all employees park their
private vehicles,!n the Memorial civic Center parking lot is
recommended. .
'7. All other terms and conditions of the city standard Lease
Agreement will apply.
ATTACHMENTS:
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( CONDITIONAL ASSIGNMENT OF LEASE
In consideration of the sum of One DoUar ($1.00) and other good and valuable
conside.radons, the undersigned, Edward M. Metallo and Ursula M. Mctallo, d/b/a Marina
Restaurant, hereby sells, transfers and assigns all of its right, dtlc, and interest in and to
that certain lease dated the 16th day of August 1991, by and between the CITY OF
CLEARWATER., FLORIDA. B municipal corporatIon, as Lessor, and the undersigned, as
Lessee, to Thomas C. Wolkowsky and Patricia A. Wolkowsky, d/b/a Marina Restaurant,
effective as of . 1996 which said lease covers the lunchroom on the Ground
Floor in the Clearwater Marina Building, located on Lots 11 and 12 of CI'IY PARK
SUBDMSION, Clearwater Beach, Clearwater, Florida.
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IN WITNESS WHEREOF, Edward M. Metallo and Ursula M. Metallo, d/bla..Marina
Restaurant, through its offices have caused this instrument to be executed this It/#\ day
of "1}ZMjIt. . 1996.
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Urs a M. Metallo
This Assignment of Lease is conditional upon approval of the Clearwater City Commission,
and if consent assignment cannot be obtained by May 1, 1996, then this Assignment of
Lease will be null and void.
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CONDmONAL ASSUMPTION OF OBUGA110NS UNDER LEASE
The undersigned, Thomas C. Wolkowsky and pameia A. Wolkowsky, in
consideration of the above and foregoing Assignment of Lease to them, and in further
consideration of the Consent thereto by the City of CleBIWater, Florida, hereby assume and
agree to perfonn each and every covenant and obligation of said Edward M. Metallo and
Ursula M. Metallo, d/b/a Marina Restaurant, acenting under the Lease, effective as of
. J 996, and for ~e remainder of the term thereof.
-vlt..u.l IN WITNESS WHEREOF, we have hereunto set our hands and seals ~/J/f1ay of
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CONSENT TO ASSIGNMENT
The Cl'IY OP CLEARWATE~ FLORIDA, a municipal corporation, the Lessor in the
above described lease agreement, hereby consents 'to the foregoing assignment thereof from
Edward M. Metallo and Ursula M. Metallo, d/b/a Marina Restaurant, to Thomas C.
Wolkowsky and Patricia A. Wolkowsky, d/b/a Marina Restaurant.
, IN WITNESS WHEREOF, this consent hAS beenri= by and through the proper
officials of said municipal corporation, this I!!J!]day 0 1996.
Countersigned:
CITY OF CLEARWATER, FLORIDA
Mayor.Cornmissioner
Rita Garvey
Approved as to Legal form and
correctness:
by,
City Manager
Elizabeth M. Deptula
Attest:
Assistant City Attorney
John C. Carassas
City Clerk
Cynthia E. Goodeau
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a~I~ LEASE AQREEHENT, made and entered into thh
~, 1991, by and botwson the CITY OF CLEARWATER, FLORIDA, .
municipal corporation, hereinafter referred to ao "LosBOr", and EDWARD M.
METALLO and URSULA M. METALLO, d/b/a Marina Reotaurant, 2S Causoway Boulovard,
Clearwater, Florida 34630, hereinafter referred to au *Leooee.-
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That in consideration of the covonante herein contained of the granting
of this lease and the sums paid and'to be paid hereunder, the Losoor hereby
leasos to tho LeS8eo and the Lossee hereby lea oeD from the Lgeeor according to
theterme, conditions and covenant. horein contained the following described
premi... in the City of Clearwater, Pinella. County, Florida, to wita
See attached Exhibit "A."
THE PARTIES HERETO HEREOY COVENANT AND AGREE AS FOLLOWS a
'1. Tho term of this 1ea88 shall be for five fS) years beginning October
1, 1991, and ~ding September 30, 199~. The LeSDor retaine the right to
terminate this lease for any municipal need consietent with the Lossor'.
charter, and, in addition, Les.or may terminate this leaee it the state of
Florida or Any of ita aqencioa or political Bubdivisions thereof acquire the
demieed property or any port (on thereof for a public purpose. Thie right of
termination ia in addition to the right of termination set out in paragraph 14
of this Agreement. However, should the Lossor terminate thia agreement for
any reason, the Leoeor will reimburse tho LOosee for its unamortized real
property lmprovements to the aite, provided thatl
a. site improvement. are permanent and cannot be moved economically
to another aitel
b. in the event that additional improvements are made to the
demised premieeD with the written consent of the LeeDor during the term of
this lease, the unamortized cost of euch improvements, as depreciated, ahall
b. reimbursable. The unamortized coot of any such improvement. ohall bo
certified by an independent Cortified Public Aceountantl and
c. tho claim for roimburoement ahall be eupported by independent
audited financial statements prepared by a Certified Public Accountant, which
shall atteot to the fairness of the original investment valuos and subsequent
amortization expanses.
2. The Leaaeo hereby covenants A~d Agrees to pay rental thereof a.
fol1owe *
A. To pay the totAl Dum of $78,000.00 for the 60 month term of thil
lease, which ahaII be paid in equal monthly payments of $1,300.00. Each
monthly payment uhall be due and payable on tho flrst day of tho month, and
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addition to the monthly rontal, the Le.... Ihall, at the Dnd of each 1....
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e_coodlno $144,000.00 throu9ho~t the torm of thl. loa... ~hil paymont will b.
made alono wIth tho LOlsoot. payman!:: of the monthly rental tor the firat month
of oaoh 10AIO year boginning wIth tho Docond lea80 year. Tho LODoee wIll
provide the LODuor withIn 15 daye after tho end of oach month during tho term
of thlu laaoo a at:at:emont Dhowin; tho Amount of grosa aalea during that month.
Tho statement uaod by tho Le,aoo to report luch Balee will be in a form
satlolactoty to tho c1ty Hanagor or hi_ de.lonee, Dhowlng tho amount of gruII
oalos for tho month being roported and tho Amount of yoar-to-dAto grosa aalq.
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Cor tho lOA so fOal'. rho term WgtOeD a.1es- as uBed In thI_ paragraph mean. ,
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the entire alllOunt of act.ual saloo l'ciceipte, whethor for cuh :01' otherwLae, for'
all eale. conducted In, on or from the prem1BeB. Ho deduction ahall be
allowed fo~ uncollected or uncollectIble credit account.. such term ehall not
inClude, howQv.r~ any .um. collected and pald out for any DaleB or oxci.e ta~
impo..d by an ~overnmontal authority wherein LOBSOD 1. regarded .. the
COllecting .oent.
b. ~ny amount due from Lesoee to LeDuor ~nder thi. loase Hh!C\ 1.
not paid before tho day tho payment becomAd dolinquent.~hall boar intoreot at
the rate of fourteen (14\)'porcent ~er'anum !r~~ dat~ dUG until paId, plUB a
late cbargG of Ten DollarD ($10.00) to coval' Loosar'. expensoD 1n collectinq
such delinquoncy.
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o. %n addition to tho'flrst month'. rent of $1;30~.00; which i8 du~
and payable on tho Hnt day of tho lOABe, tho Loneo shall pay $U.JOO-:'OO J.n
advance as a dope.it to secure the faithful porformanco of tho LeBB8e'.
obli9~tlon. hQ~Qunder. The LeDsor may deduct Crom the deposit any amoun~
which mIght become duo from tho LeDueu to the LeSDor for damage to th.
premIees or for Any rea eon or causo whatsoever ~xcopt ront. At the Gnd of the
term of this leA9o, tho deposit Amount or tho balanco thoreof, if any, shall
bo crodUed to LeoReo'. hat monthly rental payment.
3. . The demhod premisos Dhal1 be uaod only fo~ the purpose of conductinq
thorein tho huulnoQB of a rootaurant, and as a part of tho considoration for
thialeaso LUDseo covenant. and agro08 that it will malnta1n thoroln and keep
opon to tho 'publIc 8Aid restaurant at loaet twelve (12J houre each and every
. day, Goven days per week, excopt a. horeinafter provided, and Lessoe further
aqreo8 thAt ohould the demandu of tho public justify it, to change said hour.
of oponin9 to moot such dam,nde upon written roquoot from tho Loosor. The
demisod premises shall not be UQod for any otber purpose during tho term
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hereof except aa a raataurant, inclUding beor and wine aalaa fo~ on pre~iaaa
conaumption only. In addition, tho Loaaea ahall b. allowad to ~all cl0ar.tt..
and promotional itomD Duch ao tOD ahIrt..
4. The Losaoe hereby covenant. and agrees to mako no unlawful, improper,
or offensive Uoe of the leaoed premiQog. Loosoo further covonant. and agree.
not to assign, mortgago, pledge, hypothecate or sublet this lea8. or any of
it. ri9ht herein in whole or in part without tho prior written consont ot
LesBor. The conaent of Lesaor to any asaignmont, mortgaging, pledging,
hypothecating or subletting ahall not con8titut~ a waivor of the neceaaIty for
such consent to any aubsequont asaignmont, mortgage, pledgIng, hypothecating
or aubletting. Thi. paragraph ehall be construed to includs '. prohibition
against any aoelgnmont of .ubletting by operation of law. If thi. lease ia
a.signod, or if the premiaea or any part thereof ara Bublat o~ o~cupied by
anybody other than Lee.oD, Lea.or may collect rant from tho ...ignee, aub-
tenant or occupant, and apply the net amount collected to the rent berein
required, but no such occupancy or collection Dhall bo deomed a waiver of thi.
covenant, or the acceptanco of tho .ooignse, .ub-ts~ant or occupant ao tenant,
or a releaso of Leolee from the further performance by Leoa.e of covenant. on
the part of Lessee herein contained. If at any time durin~ the term of thi.
lease, any part or all of the corporate ehareo of Losse. ehall be traneferred
by sale, assignment, bequest, inheritancB, operatIon of law or othe~
disposition 80 aa to reeult in a change in the present effective voting
control ot Lessee bf the person, peraons or entity which presently i. the
ultimate owner of a majority of ouch corporate oharel on the date of thi.
leaoeo, Lesaoe shall promptly notify Lessor in w~lting of Buch change. If the
new owner ie a private or public corporation, Lossor ahall promptly advise
Leosee if it hae anf objectiona thereto and the reaDon. therefor. LeSBee
shall havs thi~ty (30) days from receipt of said objections within which to
try, to convince LOSBor of the unreasonablenesG ot ita objoctions, failing
which Loasor may terminate this 10Ase any tLme after such change in control by
giving Lessee ninety (90) days prior written notice of ouch termination, auch
notice to bo provided within thirty (30) day. following the time period
provided to Lospee. Lesaee ahall not permit any businea. to be operated in or
from the premises by Any concosoionAira or Licensee.
5. Leusee agrees that it will promptly pay all ad valorem real property
. taxes And personal property taxes that may be asoessed and filed against tho
demiood property during the term of thio leAao. Lossee further agrees that it
will pay any state aaleD tax due on tho rental payment made by the LeDoeB to
the LeeDor and that it will pay All other taxes and teea, inclUding, but not
limited to, occupational 1icenoe, beverage license, and pe~it. relatin9 the
operation of the buainosB conducted on,tho demiood premiBea, which are
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Leusor for the payment of aUDes.monta for permanont improvumontD, includLng
but not limited to oidowalku, sowers, and Btrootu, that would benofit tho
demLsed pre~iDes.
G. The LeBsee heraby covenants and agreeB to pay all bills tor
electrical service to the premiaos whon due, which service shall be provided
either at actual city cost or, (f the premioes are separately mote red by
Florida Power corporation, in accordance with the company.u rateB and,billinq.
At no expanse to the LesBeo, tho LeaBor agrees to furnish a refuse dlBpoeal
lOCAtion and a refuse dispoual container located outaido the domised premiaeB
for the uae of tho LeSBBe.
7. The Leslee further covenants and agress to operate the busineuD
authori~ed to bD,conductod on tho premLDos during the entire year at oach year
during tho term of this lease, oxcept for any period of tIme involved in
natural dleaDters, including govornmental orders or requirement. Duch a.
evacuation for hurricane preparations, and any time necesnary to repair or
replace any damagll caulled to the dlilmioed promises by a. natural dioaster.
8. Tho Lessee aSbUmOQ full rosponsibility for and covenants and agrees
to aave harmlusD and indemnify the Lessor from any and all liability for
damage to property and injury to pareons reBulting from or in connection with
the Lessoo.s UBe and occupancy of the demised premiseD under thiD leaoe. In
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addition, during the term of tho leasoi LOSDee ahall at LODsee's exponae
obtaln and maintain lnourance coverage conforming to tho requirements in
Exhibit "BM attached hereto.
9. If at any tIme d~ring the term of this lease, tho building or
promisee or any part, uystom or component horeof (hereInafter, the "demised
premises") Dhall be damaged or dODtroyed to tho extent that the Leosee cannot
oporate the businoBo authorizod to be conducted thereon, and the Leo oar
dotormine. that Dald demieod premioDa can bo reDtored by making appropriate
repairs, tho monthly rent A8 provided for in paragraph 2a above Dhall abate
until the demloed p~~milleD have been restored or until commencement of
businooo by tho Loseee, whichever is looner.
If the demised promisos Dhall be totally dObtroyed or po damaged as to
render it practic~lly uselesD during the term of this leaoo, thon and in that
event, the LeBoee or LeDDOr may terminate this leaso aD of tho date of ouch
damage or upon thirty (30) days written notice to tho other party to this
leaee.
In ths event of damage or deDtructlon 48 enumerated above, and except aD
otherwloG specifically provided under this agreement, both parties waive any
and All rights of recovery against the other party for any direct or indirect
loa a occurring to tho domIood prem1seB or aa A result ot damago or doatructlon
of the domised promiseD.
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renovation by construction, the LODQea Dhall be given tho firot opportunity to
bid for similar apace, provided that space for Lessee'. typo of business i.
allocated therein.
10. Except a. otherwiso provided horoin , upon the happoning of anyone
. or more of the following evente (-Events of Default-)I
a. Leeoee'. default in tho payment of any rental or othor DUms duo
for a period of flve (5) days after the due date,
b. Lesseo's continued default with respect to any other covenant of
thia lea08 for a period of fifteen (IS) days after receipt of written notice,
of such default by Lessee from LesHor, provided that if Buch default
reAsonably require. more than fifteen (IS) days to cure, thero Dhall be no
Event or Default if LeuSGo haa commencod curative action with the fifteen (15)
day period and diligently prosocutes such Action,to completion,
c. There Bhall be filed by or against Lossee in any court purouant
to any atatut. oither of the United States or of any state, a petition 1n
bankruptcy or inSOlvency or for reorganization o~ arrangement, or for the
appointment o! A receiver or truateo of all or a portion ot Lossee's property,
or if LeDsee makes an aDai~nment fo~ the benefit of creditor. or if there 1. '
an assignment by operation of law, or if LeDsee makes application to Loueee'.
creditors to Bottle or compound or extend the time for payment of Losaee's
Obligations, or if e)Cecut1on~' aehure or attachment shall be levied upon any
of Lesuee's,'property or the premiDoD a~e taken or occupied or attempted to be
taken or occupied by someone other than Lessee, however, in the event of
execution, seizure or attachment, Lessee may post A bond satisfactory to
LOSBor which bond .hall .tay tho default reSUlting from any oxecution, levy,
eeizure or attachment for a period of 120 daya. Failure to remove the levy,
ssizure or attachment within the 120 day period shall constitute An Event or
Detault, and the bond pouted 8hal1 be forfeitedl or
d. Lesseo's vaCAting or abandoning the premiseo, thon Lessor, at its
option, may exercise anyone or more of the following remedies which shall be
cumulAtive,
CI) Terminate Lesseo's right to possession under this lease
and re-enter and' take pesaeDuion of the premises, and relet or attempt to
rolet tha premises on,behalf of Lessee, however, Buch reletting or attempt to
relet uhall only involve a proopoctivo tenant capnble of providing comparable
or better type .e~vice, at such rent and under such terms and conditions AS
Les.or may deem boet under tho circumotancou for the purpose of roducln~
Lousee'a liability, and Loaeor ahal1 not bo deemod to have thereby accepted A
8urrender of tho premi.ee, and Leeoee ehall remain 11ablo tor all renta and
Additional rent. due under this leaae And tor all damaqe. Buttered by Lessor
becau_o of Le.eoe'a broach of any of the co~enant. of thla laaoo. Said
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of Le....'. property, remodeling and repalr., loasing, commi.elon. and logal
f.... In addition to it. ramedi.. hereunder, Loeaor may accelerate all fixed
r.ntal~ duo under this Ie..., in which event the Leeaee ahall be liable for
,all paat due ront, accelerated ront and damageB aD described abovo, however,
~ith re.pec~ to the accelerated rent, LODGOr ehall receive only the present
valuo of such acceloratad ront. At any time during ropoDsoulion and rolotting
purauant to this subsection, Lasoor may by delivoring writton notico to
Lo...e, elect to oxerci.o ito option undor tho following Dubparagraph to
accept a 8urrender of the promis.s, terminate and cancol thi. lea.., and
ret.ke po..oDDlon and occupancy of the promiso on behalf of Lns.or.
(2) Declare this 10a8e to be terminated, whoreupon the te~
h.reby granted and all rlqhta. title and interost of Leasee in tho premis.s
shall .nd and Le.aor may re-onter upon and take pouses.ion of tho premi....
Such termination .hall b. without prejUdice to Lousor.. right to collect from
Le.soe any rental or additlonal rental which hag accrued prior to such
termination together wi~h all damage., inclUding, but not limited to, the
damage. epacifi.d in subparagraph (1) of this paragraph which aro Buffered by
Lesgor bocaus. of Le.eoe's br.ach of any covenant under this leaso.
(3) Exerclee any and all right. and priviloges that Leosor may
have under the laws of the st~te of 710rida and the United states of America.
11. .. ~by Ag~ee8 1j(.-pe~le~e~~a1ft 11\'1f>l'OYOt'1lR~8 tit ~he
elt~erler 01 the ~emL.e~ ~remLBee. ~heee imp~eYement. ehall l"~IH~a reme~al
end replaseme"~ of the r~
.f ~h.-demtee4 pre~laee with!n 9Q-4aye. Theee Impr&\emeftta ahall be performe4
b. The Losaee hereby covenanto and AgrecD to keep and maintain the
promi.eB and fixture a located hereLn in good condition and repair during the
term at thl. lease and any extension hereof; and to return tho premLsos to the
LeaDor upon the eKplratlon of the turm hereof 1n a. 900d condition .e they now
are, ordinary wear and tear and dama98 by the elemente only excepted. No
alteration or lmprovements may be made to tho premise. wLthout the wrLtten
consent of the Leseor. Any and all fixturee attAched to tho premLaes shall
revert ab.olutoly and become the property of the LeeDor upon the expiration of
the term hereofl provided; however. thAt the LeaDor At it. option may require
the Looeee to remove all fixture., partition., racke, shelve. or other
impcovemento trom the premises upon the expirAtion of the term of tho leaee At
the cost of the Loaeee. Any damaqe to the premises occaaioned by 8aid removal
.hall bo repaired At tho Lessee'e expun~e.
12. The LesBee. at Ita own cout, may plAce only windOW, wall or canopy
.i~n. on the demised premiee., provlded oald Bigns are approved ae to color,
.tyle and letter size by the Harbormaetor of the Leslor, and additionally
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conform to the sign ordinance of LOD.or prescntly in forea or aa may be
amendod from timo to time during the term of tho loaoo regarding oign8. Ho
othor eigns shall be placed or maintalnod by tho LeDDoe. ~uy ROAconforNlRI
~ new en tho premisu. .hall ~hh into eempllanee by actobar 13, 1?92,
~hell ~ ~emB~ed. The Lossoe ahall, upon expiration or termination of tha
lease, completely romove any and all sign. that havs been placod on the leaeed
premisoB by the Lessee.
13. If at any time during tho term of tho loaso the Lossee i. authorized
to mako improvements to the demisod premiDos, LeDseD agrees in such event to
indemnify and save harmless the Leosor aafollowsl
a. For any mechanic's lien which may be asserted as a claim again.t
tho leased property, and
b. For the faithful performanco of tho covonanto contained in
paragraph 11 above, and
o. ~o obtain from the contractor a good and sufficient performance
and payment bond sig~od by'a reputable insurance company doing bUQLness in
Florida, which bond ahall be in an amuunt equal to ono hundred (100\) percent
of tho cost of construction of the contemplatod improvements to the dsmised
premise., guaranteeing that tho improvements will be completed and that
aubcontractors, laborers and materialmen will be paid in accordance with tho
contract for the improvements.
14. In the event of the acquiDitlon of thiD property or any portion
thereof by oxerciBs of proper authority, by any governmental agoncy other than
LOBsor, whether by eminent domain or otherwise, it ie underetood and agreed
that notification of the institution of such action ahall be promptly given
Lesoee, so the LeBseo may intervone in such action al A party. Tho award of
compenSAtion shall be apportioned by, the parties in accordance with the
Florida law of eminent domain. nents shall abate in proportion to the extent
of interference with or diocontinuance of LODuce's buuinosBI provided,
however, in such event the LODDor may, at its 80le discretion, terminate this
lea Be under the provisions of paragraph 1 above by making the payment to the
Leseee ao provided therein.
15. LeeDor covenants and agrees that upon payment by LeSDee of the rOnta
herein provided, and upon observanco and performance by LODoee of all the
covenants, termo and conditione required of the Lou Dee by the leaoo, LeDoes
ohall peaceably Dnd quietly hold and enjoy the loaDod premlDes for the term of
the leaso without hinderance or interrupt Lon by Lessor.
16. Hotices hereundor uhall be given only by registered or certified
mail, and uhall be deemed givon when the letter is deposited in the mail,
postage and other charges prepaid, addreeoed to the party for whom intended at
such party's addreso firat horein opecified or to Buch other addres8 Aa may be
subatituted thorefor by proper notice hereunder. LoaDor'a notices shall be
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17. Loaae. alao retaina tho right to torminat. thia leaa., for any
rea.on, upon ninety (90) day. written notic. to leDDor.
18. AD required by section 404.056(8), Florida StatuteD, the LeBDoe ahall
take notice of tho following.
RADON GASt Radon is . naturally occurring radioactive ga. that, when it
haD accumulated in a building in aufficient quantitioD, may presDnt
health risks to personD who aro exposed to it over ,time. LevelD of
radon that exceed fedsral and state guidelineD have been found in
buildingD in Florida. Additional information regarding radon and radon
toeting may b. obtained from your county public health unit.
19. Thi8 leaDe agreement constitutes the entire contract between LeBoor
and LODoea concerning the leasing of the premiDes and conoideration thereof.
2M Hl~BS HBBRBOF, the partieD hereto
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city of Clearwater, Florida
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LEGAL DESCRIPTION
The lunchroom on'the ground Lloor of the Cle.rwator Harina Building, located
on Lot. 11 and 12'of City Park SUbdivialon, according to the map or 'plat
thereof' as recorded in Plat Book 23, page 37 of tho public record8 of Pinella.
County, Florida.
EHhibit "8"
INSURANct REQUIREMENTS
1. Liability InDurance. Lesseo _hall maintain
.. Comprohensive Genoral Liablilty in8uran~B to inalude'premlBeo!operator
liability and electrical liability in an amount not leB8 than $300,000
combinod .lngle limit Bodily Injury Liability and Property DAmage
LhbUlty. '
. b. Comprehensive Plate Gla8a Inourance on a roplacement coat basia covertng
loa. or damage by any meana, except by fire. or war, whether deolared or
not, to the plato gla88 window in the demi8ed premlaeo.
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.tatutory coverage limite 1n compliance with Florida law..
2. ~dditlonal InouranceL The city is to bo specifically included as an
additional inDured o~ all liability coveragQ do scribed above.
3. Ifotice of Cancellation or ~eetrictlon - All pollcies of insurance must
be endorsed to provide the city with thirty (30) days notice of
cancellation or restrlction.
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Certified eODieD of pollcl~. The LeDBoe Bhall provide the LeSDor
(city'. Risk Hanagement Offico) with certified copies of all policies a.
requlred above bafors occupancy of the demiged premi.so, and from
time to time a. the policles may be renewed, reviaed or obtained from
othor insurors.
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TOPIC: HARBOR BARER AND BEAUTY STYLES - ROOMS 6 AND 6A LEASE
BACKGROUND:
On October 1, 1991, a Lease Agreement was approved for Ms.
Betty Perrino, d/b/a Harbor Barber and Beauty Styles for rooms
6 and 6a at Clearwater Municipal Marina, 25 Causeway Blvd.,
Clearwater, FL. 34630.
The lease was approved for a five (5) year period, with rent
payments of $6,000 per year paid in equal monthly payments
of $500;
The Lessee must pay for all maintenance of the space, taxes,
insurance and utilities.
When the original lease was issued, the city had the square
footage of rooms 6 and 6a at 492.
The lease was assigned to Mr. Daniel A. Beach on October 1,
1991. Mr. Beach has completed extensive renovations and
improvements to the rooms since taking over the business. Mr.
Beach has been a good tenant of the Marina.
This lease will expire on September 30, 1996.
COMMENTS:
Based on a laser survey of the Marina building by Measure
Masters, the actual square footage of rooms 6 and 6a is 571.
RECOMMENDATIONS:
1. A rental rate of $13.50 per square foot for a total of
$7,708.56 per year, paid in equal monthly payments of $642.38
is recommended for this new five year lease.
2. A Consumer Price Index increase on January 1st of each year
of the lease is recommended.
3. A requirement. that the lessee and all employees park their
private vehicles in the Memorial civic Center parking lot is
recommended.
4. All other terms and conditions of the city standard Lease
Agreement will apply.
ATTACHMENTS:
Current Harbor Barber and Beauty Styles Lease. Agreement
Assignment of Lease dated October 1, 1991
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() ~HIS L!ASK AOREEHENT, made IInd entllred into thh :;Jij day of
~ ' 1991, by and blltwoon ~he CITY OF CLEJl.RW~TER, FLORIDA, a
municipal corpora~ion, hereinafter referred to ae "Lossor", and BETTY PERRINO,
d/b/a Hllrbor Barbor and Belluty style., roomo 6 and 6a, 25 causoway BOUlevard,
Clearwater, Florida 34630, hereinafter referred to as "Lossee."
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That in conDideration of the covonants herein containad ot tho qr.ntino
of thi. 101188 and the sum. paid and to b. paid hereunder, the LeDGOr hereby
lease. ~o tho Loe.e. and the LeBBee hereby leasos from tho LeDsor according to
the tormB, conditione and covenants heroin contained the following deocrlbed
premisoe in the City of Clearwater, Pinellao County, Florida, to witl
Sea attached ExhibIt -A.-
THE PARTIES HERETO HEREBY COVENANT AND AGREE AS FOLLOWS.
"I. The term of thi. 10a8e ahall be for five (5) years beginninq October
1, 1991, and ending september 30, 1996. The Leaoor retains the right to'
terminate this lease for any municipal need conoistent with the Lessor's
charter, and, in addition, LeBsor may terminate thie leaDe if the state of
Florida or any of its agencieo or political subdivioions thereof acquire the
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demioed property or any portion thereof for a public purpose. ThiB right of
termination i8 in addition ~o the right of termination Bet out in paragraph 14
of this" Agreement. However, Dhould the LeSBor terminate thiu agreement for
any reason, tho LeSDor will rolmburoo the LODoee for its unamortited real
property improvements to tho site, provided that.
a. eito improvements are permanent and cannot be moved economically'
to another oite,
b. in the event that additional improvements are made to the
dsmieed premises with the written consent of tho LeSDor during the term of
thie leAue, the unamorti&od coat of auch Lmprovement., aD depreciated, ahall
be reimburoable. The unamorti&ed cost of any such improvements shall be
certified by an independent Certified Public Accountant, and
c. the clftLm for ralmburpoment ehal1 be eupported by independen~
audited financial statement. prepared by a Certified Public Accountant, which
.hall atteot to tho fairne.. of the original inveDtment valuee and subsequent
amortization expenso..
2. The LeDsee hereby covenant. and agreeD to pay rental thereof ao
followsl
a. To pay the total Bum of $30,000.00 for tho 60 mdnth term of this
lea.e, which shall be paid 1n equal monthly paymente of $500.00. Each monthly
payment Dhall be due and payable on the first dAY of the month, and oball be
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b. Any amount due trom La..eu to Le..or under thl. lease which i.
not paid b.fore the day the paymont become. delinquent .hal1 bear interest at
the rat. of fourteen (14\) percent pur anum from date due until paid, plug a
late charoe at Ten Dollar. (S10.00) to cover LODDor'. expenDeR 1n colloctin9
.ueh delinquency,
a. In addition to the first month'D rent of $500.00, which i. due
.nd payable on the firet day of the le.D., tho LeSBoe Dhall pay $500.00 in
advance .. a d.po.it to .ecure the faithful ,performance of the Lea.ee'.
obliQationg hereunder. The LosDor may doduct from the dDpoD1t any amount
whlch miqht become due trom the Les8eo to the Lessor for damage to tho
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premLgU8 or for any reason or cause whatsoever except rent. 'At the ond ot the
term of thl1 lea.., tho dopo.it amount or the balance thereof, if any, shall
be cudlted to L....... l..t monthly rental payment.
3. The dem1.od pro~i.oR shall be used only for tho purpose of conducting
therein the bu.ine.. of . barber .hop and beauty ehop.
4. 'Tho L.a.ee hereby covenant. and agreo. to make no unlawful, impropert
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or offenelye u.. of th~ leased premiae., LeslOo further covenants and agreee
not to ...ign, mortgage, pledg., hypothbcato or aublet thia leaee or any of
it. right herein in whole or In part wl~hout tho prior written coneent of
LeuBor. Th. consent of Leaoor to any a.81~nment, mortgaging, pledging,
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hypothocatlng or 8ublettlng uhall not conctituto a waiver of tho necoeulty for
such consent to any Dubeoquant ...1Qnmont, mortgage, pledging, hypothecating
or aUbletting. Thio paragraph .hall be conDtruod to include a prohibition
again.t any aeaignmont of SUbletting by operation of law. If thl. lea.. i.
...igned, or if the preml.ea or any part thereof are eublot or occupied by
_nybody other than Loase., Leeuor may collect rent from the a.slgneD, sub-
tenant or occupant, and apply the not amount colleoted to tho rent heroin
required, but no such occupancy or collection shall bo deemed a waiver of this
covenant, or tho acceptance of tho aoslgnee, subRtenant or occupant as tenant,
or a reloase of LeBsee from tho further performance by Lesoee of covenanto on
the part of Leasee herein containod. If at any timo during the term of this .
lease, any part or all of the corporate 8hares of LOBoee ehall bo transferred
by Bale, &8BlqnmDnt, begueet, inheritance, operation of law or other
disposition 80 .. to result in _ chango in the preoent effective voting
control of Leases by the person, persons or entity which presently i8 the
ultimate owner of a majority of such corporate ohares on the date of this
lealos, Lesaee ehall promptly notify Leosor 1n writi~g of Buch change. If the
new ownor 10 u private or public corporation, Lesoor shall promptly advise
Le..eo if it.hao any objection. thereto and the raasone therefor. LeBlee
ahal1 have thirty (30) day. from receipt of eaid objectionD within which to
try to convinco Les.or of tho unrealonableno.. of ita objections, fail!n;
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which Le..ot may terminate thi. le..e any time after .uch chanoe in control by
giVing Le.... ninaty (90) day. prior written notice of luch termlnation, such
notlc. to bo provld9d within thirty (30) days following the timo poried
provided to Lessoe. LOB.ee uhall not permit any buslnoss to bo operated in or
from the premises by any concQsslenalro or LicenDOO.
S. Lesaee aQroes that it will promptly pay all ad valorem real property
ta~e8 and personal property taxes that may be aDsessed and filed a9ainDt tho
dDml.ed proporty during tho torm of thia leaDo. Lessoe further agree. that it
will pay any etato sal.. ta~ due on tho rental paymont made by the Leaoeo to
tho Leesor and that it will pay all other taxos and feoB, inCluding, but not
limited to, occupational licenso, boverago license, and pormlts rolatlng the
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operation of tho business conducted on the demlusd premisos, 'which aro
roqulred by law. Nothing horeln .hal1 obligate LeDGee to payor to reimburse
LuDBer for the payment of a.S08sment. for permanent Improvemente, including
but not limitod to .idewalks, .ewera, and .~reotD, that would benefit the
demiaed promi....
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6. The LeD Gee hereby covanant. and a9rees to pay all bill. for
electrical .ervice to tho premiaes when due, which oervice shall be p~ov~ded
elthor at actual City cost or, if the premioos are separately metered by
Florida'Power corporation, in accordance with the company's rates and billing.
At no expense to the Lossee, the LoUDor agrees to< furnish a refuse disposal
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locntion and a rofu.. di.pos.i container located outside the demised premises
fo~ the use of the Lea.ee.
7. The Lessee further covenants and agreeo to oporate the bUDineas
authori~ed to b. conducted on the p~emiDo. during the entiro year of oach year
during the torm of thi. leoDe, except for any period of time involved in
natural dlsastors, inoluding governmental orders or requiremento ouch as
Bvacuation for hurricane preparations, and any time necesoary to repair or
replace any damage eauDed to the demIood premises by as natural disaster.
8. The Lesoee aDoumos full responsibility tor and covenanta and agrees
to eave harmless and indemnify tho Lessor from any and all liability for
damago to property and injury to perDons resulting from or in connection with
tho Lesaoe'a use and occupancy of the demised promiaoD under this loaoe. In
addition, during the term of tho lease, Losoea ehall at L~ssoe's 8xpeneQ
obtain and maintain insurance coverago conforming to tho requirements in
Exhibit ~B~ Attached horeto.
9. If at any time during the term of this lOA08, tho building or
premise. or any part, By.tom or component hereof (hereinafter, tho "demIsed
promise.") shall bo damaged or destroyed to tho Gxtent that the Leaseo oannot
operate the businos. authorized to bo conducted thereon,. and the LesGor
dete~inea that aald demised premisee can be teotored by makin~ appropriate
repair., the monthly ront a. provided for in paragraph 2a above shall abate
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until thu demi.od prami... haye boen routorod or until commoncomont of
bualno.. by tha LODsae, whlch8vo~ i. Boone~.
If tho demi.ed pramiD.. Dhall be totally deotroyed or DO damaQod a. to
runder it practically uloloDS during tho term of thie leaDo, then and in th&t
avant, tho Le.see or LebDor may tormInato thiu leaso as of tho date of ouch
damaqe or upon thirty (30) day. written notice to the other party to thIs
lea Ie.
In the ovent of damago or deatruction as enumerated above, and except as
otherwis. specifically provided undor thi. ~greemont, both partieD waive any
and all ri9ht. of rocovory against the other party for any direct or indirect
1000 occurring to tho domi.ed premLseD or as a rSDult of damage or destruction:
of tho domi.ed premises.
In the cao. of demolltIon and reconatruct!on of the Karina or major
ronovation by construction, the Les.oe shall be oLven tho first opportunity to
bid for similar spac., provided that apace for LesaDe.e typo of busineDB t.
allocated therein.
10. Except.. otherwise provided herein , upon tho happening of anyone
or more of th. following event. ("Events of Default"), ·
a. LosGee'. default in the payment of any rental or other eums due
for a period of five (5) day. after thD due date,
b. LosoeD.S continued default wIth respect to any othor covenant of
this lea.. for a poriod of fifteen (15) days after receIpt of written notice.
of euch default by LeSDoe from Lossor, provided that if such default
reasonably requires more than fifteon (15) days to cure, there shall be no
Evunt or Dofault if Lessao ha. commenced curative action with the fifteen (15J
day poriod and dili;ontly prosecutes such action to completion,
a. Thore shall be filed by or against Lossee in any court purDuant
to any statuto either of the United states or of any state, a petition in
bankruptcy or Insolvoncy or for roorganI~ati~n or arrangement, or for tho
appointment of a receiver or trusteD of all or a portion of LODDee'B property,
or If LeSBee makeD an assignment for the benefit of creditors or if thero is
an assIgnment by operation of law, or if LODseo makeB application to LOUDee's
creditors to Bottle or compound or extend the time for payment of LeBBeo's
oblloatione, or if e~ecution, 801~ure or attachment .hall be levied upon any
of Lesaoo'., property or the premises are taken or occupied or attemp~ed to be
taken or occupIed by someone other than Lesoee, however, In tho event of
execution', sell:ure or attachment, LeDoea may poDt a bond oatiofact:ory to
LeaBor which bond shall .tay tho default rooulting from any execution, levy,
Dei&ure or attachment for a period of 120 day.. Failure to remove the levy,
s8i~ure Or attachment within the 120 day period shall constItute an Event or
Default, and t~. bond posted shall be forfeitedl or
d. Losleo'. vacAtino or abandoning the promiaeftl thon LesDor, at ita
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CUI'IIUllltlvo,
(1) Tormlnat. Lo.....n righ~ to POSs08Dion under this lea.e
and re-enter and tako posson.ion of the premiDes, and relet or attempt to
relet the prem!..8 on bohall 01 Le8Dee/ however, ouch rolottlng or a~temp~ to
relet Dhall only involve a prospective tenant capable of providinq oomparable
or better type service, at ouch rent and undor such terms and condltlonD &S
Lesaor may deem best under the circumstances for the purpose of reducing
Le.see'. liability, and LeSBor .hall not be deemed to have thereby accepted a
aurrendor of the premises, and LeBBeo ohall rem~in liablo for all rent. and
additiona~ ronta due undDr this loaso and for all damageB Bu~fered by LeDBor
because 01 Lossoe'. breach of any of tho covenants of thiB loa.e. Said
damagoa shall includo, but not be limited to, chargeD for removal and storago
of Le..oe's property, remodeling and repairs, 1ea8inq, commIssion. and legal
f.... In addition to it. remedieo hereunder, Le.sor may accelerate all fixed
rental. due undor thi. lease, in which event the Lesoea Dha!1 b. liable for
all pelt due rent, acceleratad rent and dnmagos as deocribed abovel howerer,
W'~h roepect to the accolerated ront, LeODor shall receivo only the present
value of .uch accelorated rent. At any time during reposDosaion and roletting
pursuant to thie Gubaection, Leo oar may by delivering written notice to
Lossee, eluct to exercise its "option under the following Dubparagl'Aph to
accept a Burrender ot tho premises, terminate and cancel this leane, and
retake posBosslon and occupancy of the premtoo on behalf of Le8sor.
(2) Declare this leaee to be terminated, whereupon the term
hereby granted and all rl~hts, title and interest of Lessee in tho premIoeD
ahall end and LOBsor may re~enter upon and take possoQslon of the premioe..
Such termlnation shall be without prejUdice to LOSBor's right to collect from
Lessee any rental or additional rental which hag accrued prior to such
termination tOQether with all damages, inClUding, but not limited to, the
dam.goo specified in eUbparaqraph (1) of this para9raph which are Buffered by
LODDor becauee of LeDDee'. breach of any covenant under thi. lease.
(3) Exerciae any and all rIghts and privileges that Lessor may
have undor the lawl of the state of Florida and the United statel of America.
11. Il, Tho Lelaoo hereby agreo. to perform certain improvemonto to the
extortor of the domlsed premlaos. TheDe improvements shall includo removal
and roplacemont of tho ruated air conditioner caDin; located on the north aide
ot tho deml.od premia.s within 90 daya. These improvemontl shall bo performed
~t tho expanso of tho LoeeR..
b. The La.80e hoteby covenant. and aqrees to keep and maintsin the
premlao. and fixturel loca~ed herein 1n ~ood condition and repair during the
torm of thls loa.. end any exton.ion horeof, and to roturn the premises to the
L....or upon tho explraUon of the t.rm hereof 1n llS good cond1Hon as t.hey now
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alteration or improvement. may be made to the promiooa without the written
consent of the LOIBor. Any and all fixture. attached to the premises Dha11
revert abDolutely and become the property of the LeooQr upon the oKplratlon of
the term hereof, provlded, ~owever, that the LeDGOr at ita option may require
tho Le..eo to remove all lixtures, partition., racks, sholvOD or other
improvement. from the premieee upon the oxplratlon of thD term of the leaoe at
the cost of tho LODoee. Any damage to tho promlses occaDioned by Bald removal
.hal1 be repaired at the Losseo'. oxpense.
12. The Lee.eo,' at its own cost, may place only window, wall Or canopy
signs on the demlsed premlses, provided aaid Digns aro approved as to color,
.tyle and letter .lzo by tho Harbormaeter of the LesBor, and additionally
confo~ to the sign ordlnance of Lessor presont1y in force or as may be
&manded from time to time durin9 the term of the lea88 regarding sions. No
other signs shall be placed or maintalned by the Lessee. Any nonconforming
.i9n now on the premls.. .hall be brought into compliance by October 13, 1992,
or .hall be removed. Tho Lessee .hall, upon expiratlon or termination of the
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le..e, completely remove any and all aignD that have boen placed on tho leAsod
premise8 by tho Losuee.
13. If at any time during the term of the leaso tho Lessee ls authorized
to make improvements to the demised premlses, Leesee agrees in such event to
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indemnify and save harmles8 the Les_or aa followsl
a. For any mechanic'. lien whlch may be ASDerted ao a claim against
the leased property, and
b., For the faithful performance of the covenants contained in
paragraph 11 above, and
c. To obtain from the contractor a good and sufficient performance
and payment bond signed by a roputable insurance company doing business in
Florlda, which bond shall be in an amount equal to one hundred (100\) percent
of the cost of construction of the contemplated Improvements to the demisod
premieeB, guaranteeing that the improvements will be completed and that
subcontractor., laborers and materialmen will be paid in accordance with tho
contract for the lmprovemDnts.
14. ~n the event of tho acquiDition of this property or any portion
thereof by oKerci'e of proper authority, by any governmental agency other than
Lousor, whether by emlnent domain or otherwiDe, it ie underetood and 89reed
~hat notification of the institution of such action chell bo promptly glven
Lossee, 80 tho Lossue may intervene In such action a8 4 party, The award of
compensation sball be apportioned by, the parties in accordance wlth the
Florida law of eminent domain. Rent. shall abate in proportion to the extent'
of interferenco with or discontinuance of LOBBee's bUBinQes, provided,
however, in such event the Lea.or may, at its sole discretion, terminAte this
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L..soo a8 provided therein.
is. LuUor covenants and agreeo t:ha~ upon payment by Le..oe of the rent.
herein pl'ovidod, and upon oboervance and porformance by LeSDeo of all the
covenant., term. and conditiona required of tho LDSDoe by the leaao, LODDGe
shall peaceably and quletly hold and enjoy the leaDed premiDo8 for tho term of
the 10a80 wlthout hinderance or interruption by Lessor.
16. NoticeD hereunder ehall be given only by roglBtorod or certified
mall, and ahall be desmed given when the letter La depooitod 1n the mail,
poat8go and other chargee prepaid, addressed to the party for whom intended at
auch party'e address firet heroin epecified or to Duch o~her addroeD as may bi
eubctituted therofor by propor notice hereunder. LODsor'. noticos Dhall be
directed in care of its Law Department at tho above~clted addresa.
17. LaaBee aleo retalns tho right to terminate this lease, for any
reason, upon ninety (90) day. written notice to lesGor.
18. As required by Section 404~056{S), Florida statutes, the LeBBBe ahall
take notice of the followingl
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RADON OASI Radon is a naturally occurrinq radioactive ga8 that, when it
haG accumulated 1n << building in Qulliclent quantities, may present
health risk. to pereon. who aro expoaed to it over time. Levels of
radon that exceod foderal and state guidelinee have bsen found in
bUildings in Florida. Additional information regarding radon and redon
testing may be obtained from your county public health/unit.
19. ~hiB leaBe egreoment.'constitutoD the entire contract between Lnseor
and Lessee concerning tho leasing of tho premlses end consideration thereof.
IN HI~ESS NuEkEOv,/the parties hereto have Bot their handa and eeals
thh .!Jofh dsy of A1.~tw , 1991.
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LEOAL DESCRIPTION
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Room/. 6 and 6a, Clearwater Marina Building, located on Lot. 11 and 12 of
city Park SUbdivision, accordin; to the map or pl.t thereof as.recorded 1n
Plat Book 23,. page ~7.of the public records of pinella. county, Florida.
Exhibit .S.
IH~URAHCB REgUIREMENTS
1. 'Liabilitv'tn8urance. Le.au..hsll maintain
a. Comprehenaiv. Genoral Liabili~y inauranc. to include premi8o./oper~tor
liability and electrical 'liability in an amount not IGD. than $300,000
combined sing1. limit Bodily Injury Liability and Property Damage
Liability. .
.b. comprehensive Plate Clas. InDurance on a replacement coat basis covering
1088 or damage by any means, except by fir.,. or war, whethur declared or
. not, to tho plat. q1... ,window.in the demi.ed premi.ee.
.e. Worker'. compenaation InDurance applicable to ita employees for .
statutorY coverage limits in compliance with Florida law..
2. Addltlonnl Insurance. Thg citr i.' to be specifically included a. an
additional inaured on all llab llty coverage described above.
3. .rotice of Cancellation or Restriction - All policies of inDur.nce mu.t
be endorsed to provide the city with thirty (30) day. notice of
cancellation or r..t~ictlon.
4. certifLed CQpiee of ~91icleB. The Leseee ehall provide the Leesor
. (Cityf. Risk Management Office) with certified copie. of all pelieiel a.
required above before occupancy of the demLoed premisBD, and from
time to time.as the policioD may be renewed, revised or obtained from
other insurer..
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ASSICNMENT OF LEASE
In consideration of tho sum of One Dollar ($1.00) Dnd other good and
valuable consideratione, the undersigned. ALLEN R. BEACH and CLARA BEACH.
d/b/a HARBOR BARBER AND BEAUTY STYLES. hereby sells. transfere and assigns all
o! its right. title. end inter~st in and to that certain lease dated the 30th
day of July. 1986. by and between the CITY OF CLEARWATER. FLORIDA, a municipal
corporation. as Lessor. and ALLEN R. BEACH and CLARA BEACH. d/b/a HARBOR
BARBER AND BEAUTY STYLES. &s Lessee. to BETTY PERRINO. d/b/a HARBOR BARBER AND
BEAUTY STYLES. effective as of Harch 6. 1987. which said lease coYers Rooms 6
and 6A in the Clearwater Harina Building. located on totB 11 and 12 of City
Park Subdivision, Clearwater Beach. Clearwater. Florida.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF. the said ALLEN R. BEACH and CLARA. ll.EACH has caused
this instrument to be executed thi. '20 day of tg..t!r\.\. I:., \r ~ r
1987.
Witnesses:
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Clara Beach
d/b/a/ HARBOR BARBER AND BEAUTY STYLES
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ASSUMPTION OF OBLIGATIONS UNDER LEASE
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The undersigned, BETTY PERRINO, in consideration of the above and
foregoing Assignment of Lease to it, and in further consideration of the
Consent thereto by the City of Clearwater, Florida, hereby assumea and agrees
to perform each and every covenant and obligation of said ALLEN R. BEACH and
CLARA BEACH - accruing subsequent to said asaiglUlent to that 8Ilid BETrY PERRINO
has assumed the interest of the said ALLEN R. BEACa and CLARA BEACH.
I~ WITNESS WHEREOP,-W8 have hereunto eet our hands and seals
this K 0 day of t@\7Y u... ~ r~. 1987.
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d/b/a HARBOR BARBER AND BEAUTY STYLES
CONSENT TO ASSIGNMENT
The CITY OF CLEARWATER. FLORIDA, a municipal corporation, the Lessor in,
the above described lease agreement covering Rooms 6 and 6A in the Clearwater
Harino Building. hereby consents to the foregoing assignment thereof from
ALLEN R. BEACH and CLARA BEACH d/b/a HARBOR BARBER AND BEAUTY STYLES to BETrY
PERRINO d/b/a HARBOR BARBER AND BEAUTY STYLES.
IN WlmESS"WRBREOP, this consent has.been signed by- aw through the
prolller of tic als of said municipal corporation. this III T dsy
of .' 1967.
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ASSIGNMENT OF lEASE
In consideration of the sum of One Dollar ($1.00) and other good and
valuable consideration, the undersigned, BETTY PERRINO d/b/a HARBOR BARBER AND
BEAUTY STYLES, hereby sells, transfers and assigns all of its right, title and
interest in and to that certain lease dated September 20 , 1991, by and
between the CITY OF CLEARWATER, FLORIDA, a municipal corporation. as Lessor, and
BETTY PERRINO d/b/a HARBOR BARBER AND BEAUTY STYLES, as Lessee, to DANIEL A.
BEACH d/b/a HARBOR BARBER AND BEAUTY STYLES, Assignee, effective as of
October 1 , 1991, which lease covers Room 6 and 6A, Clearwater Marina
Building, located on Lots 11 and 12, City Park Subdivision, according to the map
or plat thereof as recorded in Plat Book 23, Page 37, of the public records of
Pinellas County, Florida.
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day of . , 1991. '.
WITNESSES:
BETTY PERRINO d/b/a HARBOR BARBER
AND BEAUTY STYLES
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ASSUMPTION OF OBLIGATIONS UNDER LEAS~
The undersigned, DANIEL A. BEACH d/b/a HARBOR BARBER AND BEAUTY STYLES, in
consideration of the above and foregoing Assignment of lease to him, and in
further consideration of the consent thereto by the City of Clearwater, Florida,
hereby assume and agree to perform each and every covenant and obligation of
BETTY PERRINO d/b/a HARBOR BARBER AND BEAUTY STYLES accruing under the lease,
effective as of October 1 , 1991, and for the remainder of the term
'thereof.
/sf IN W~~~E~~ WHZ&~have h~rr~~:~ set our hands and seats this
WIT ESSES: DANIEL A. BEACH d/b/a HARBOR
"BARBER AND BEAUTY STYLES
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Danle A. Beach
CONSENT TO ASSIGNMENT
The CITY OF CLEARWATER, fLORIDA, a municipal corporation, the Lessor in the
above-described lease agreement, hereby consents to the foregoing assignment
thereof from BETTY PERRINO d/b/a HARBOR BARBER AND BEAUTY STYLES to DANIEL A.
BEACH d/b/a HARBOR BARBER AND BEAUTY STYLES.
/U) IN WITNESS WHER~jJ ~ ~e ,have hereunder set our hand and seals this
.=1 day of t<Jc~./ , 1991.
ta Garvey
Mayor-Commissioner
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TOPIC: MARINA GIFTS AND SOUVENIRS - ROOMS 5 AND 9 LEASE
BACKGROUND:
On October 1, 1991, a Lease Agreement was approved for Roy M.
Carpenter and Mary Kay Carpenter, d/b/a Marina Gifts and .
souvenirs for rooms 5 and 9, at Clearwater Municipal Marina, 25
Causeway Blvd., Clearwater, FL. 34630.
The lease was approved for a five (5) year period, with rent
payments of $25,200 per year in equal payments of $2,100. Also,
the lessee must pay 10% of the annual gross revenues exceeding
$241,200.
When the original lease was issued, the city had the
square footage of the rooms 5 and 9 at 1,450.
Mr. and Mrs. Carpenter have operated the Marina Gifts and
souvenirs business since March 8, 1988. They have made extensive
renovations and improvements to the space since the lease was
issued. Mr. and Mrs. Carpenter have been good tenants of the
Marina.
This lease will expire on September 30, 1996.
COMMENTS:
Based on a laser survey of the Marina building by Measure
Masters, the actual square footage of rooms 5 and 9 is 1,524.
RECOMMENDATIONS;
1. A rental rate of $19 per square foot for a total of $28,956
per year, paid in equal monthly payments of $2,413. Also, 10% of
gross sales exceeding $241,200.
2. A Consumer Price Index increase on January 1st of each year of
the lease is recommended.
3. A requirement that the lessee and all employees park their
private vehicles in the Memorial Civic Center parking lot is
recommended.
4. All other terms and conditions of the city standard Lease
Agreement will apply.
ATTACHMENTS:
Current Marina Gifts and Souvenirs Lease Agreement
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THIS LEASE AGREEMENT, mado and entered into thi. ~~~ day of
111/,1 oS r . 1991, by and botweon the CITr OF' CLEARWATER, FLORIDA, a
munlcipal corporation, hereinafter referred to ae ~Lossor., and Ror H.
CARPENTER and ~RY KAY CARPENTBR, d/b/a Harlna Gifts and Souvonlra, rooms 5
and 9, 25 CAuuBway Boulovard, Clearwator, Florlda 34630, herelnafter reterrod
to a8 "Leasoe."
W I ~ H B B S E ~ H I
That in consideration ot the covenants herein contAined at tho granting
of thi~ lea DB and the Bum. paid and to bo paid hereunder, the Loesor hereby
leaae. to the Les8ee and the Le..ee hereby leADBD from the Lessor according to
the terms, condltionD and covenAnte herein contained the following dOBcribed
prom1aeo in the city of Clearwater, Pinellao County, Florida, to wItl
Sea attached Bxhiblt "'A."'
TUB fARTIBS HERETO HEREBY COVENANT AND AGREE AS FOLLOWSI
1. Tho term of thi. leAse shall be for five (5) years beginn1ng October
1, 1991, and endIng september 30, 1996. The LOSBor retains the right to
terminate thi. lease tor any municipal need consIstent wIth the Lessor'.
charter, and, Ln addition, LOBBor may terminate thIs lease it tho State at
Florida or any of ita 8genclou or political 8ubdivialonB thereof acquire the
demisod preperty or any portion thereof for a public purpose. This right of
ter~ination 1. in addition to the right of terminatIon set out in paragraph 14
of this Agreement. However, ahould tho L~s.or terminate thi8 agreemont for
any reaDon, tho LeSDer will roImburBo the LODBoe for ita unamortized reAl
property Improvement. to tho oite, provided thatl
a. .ita improvements are permanent and cannot be moved econo~Ically
to another alte,
b. In the event that additional improvementa are made to the
demised premiseB with the written consent of tho LOBBor during the tBr~ of
thIe leABe, tho unamortizod COBt of such improvements, as deprecIated, ahall
ba reimbursable. The unamortized coat of any Buch Improvement 0 Dhall be
certifiod by an indopondent certified pUblio Accountant, and
c. the claim for re1mburBomont ehall be supported by independent
audited financial utatementB prop.red by a CertifIed Public Accountant, whIch
shall attost to the tairnea. of the originAL investment values And BUbBoquent
amortization exponses.
2. The Lesaee hereby covenanta and agrees to pay rental thereof AO
follow8I
D. To pay the total aum of $126,000.00 for the 60 month term of
thl. lea88, which eh.ll be paid in equal monthly payment. of $2,100.00, Each
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monthly paynlont IIhal1 be dUG And payable on tho Uut day ot tho month, and
.hal1 be delinquent 1t not paid on or boforo tho fitth day ot the month. In
addition to tho monthly rental, the LeBsee sholl, at tho end of each loouo
year, pay an additional amount equal to ten tlO} porcent of yearly gross Males
oxceeding $241,200.00 thro~ghout the term ot thiD loase. Thie payment will be
made along with tho Lea.ee's payment ot tho monthly rontal for the first month
of each leage yoar beginning with the socond loaee year. The Lossee will
provide the Len.or within 15 days atter the end of each month during the term
of this lease a atatement ohowing the amount or gros. sal~s d~rlng that month.
Tho .tatemont uDed by the LeDoee to report such oale8 will be in a form
gati.factory to the city Hanager or his deDignee, Showing the amount of gross
eAle. for the month being repOrted and the amount ot year-to-dato gross Bales
for the lease year. The term ~grosa sales" aD used in this paragraph moans '
the entire amount at actual 8ales receIpts, whether tor oash or otherwise, for
all 8ale8 conductod in, on or trom the premioe.. No deduction shall be
allowed tor uncollected or uncollectible credit aocounts. Such term _hall not
includo, however, any DUmg collected and paid out for any aales or excise tax
impo8ed by an qovernmental authority wherein Leusee 10 regarded aD the
cOllecting,agent.
b. Any amount due tram Loosee to LODDor undor this lObeo which io
not pAid before the day tho payment becomes delinquent shall bear intereDt at
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the rAte of fourteen (14\J percent par anum trom date duo until paid, plus.
late chArge of Ten Dollars (510,00. to cover Lesuor'Q expenDeR in COllecting
puch delinquency,
c. In addition to the first month's ront of $2,100.00, which i8 due
and payable on the tirat day ot the leaae, the LeODee ahall pay $2,100.00 in
advance .B a deposit to secure the faithful porforffi~nco of the Lessee'.
obligations hersunder. The LesQor may deduct trom tho deposit any amount
which might become due from the LeDsoe to the Lessor for damage to the
premisee or for any roaeon or cause whatsoever except rent. At the end of the
term af thiu 10aBo, the depa.it amount or the balance thoreot, it any, ehall
be credited to LOBseo'. last monthly rental payment.
3. The demiood promloea ahall be uood only for the p~rpo.e of conducting
therein the b~glngs8 ot retail 8ales, lImited to the sale of gift items,
.pecialtios, buach clothing and toy..
4. Tho Loaaeo hereby covenant. and agroo. to make no unlawful, improper,
O~ offensive UDO of the leauod premlses. Lepsoe further covenant. and agrees
not to 40s1gn, mortgage, pledge, hypothecato or sublot thio leaso or any of
it. right horoin In whole or in part wIthout the prior written coneent ot
Les.or. The conaent of La.aor to any assignment, mortgaging, pledging,
hypothocating or Dublotting ehall not con.tlt~te a waiver at the necessity for
such con.ant to anY8ubs.quent aa.ignmont, mortgago, pledgIng, hypothecatIng
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o~ .ublotting. Thi. paragraph _hall be construed to include a prohibition
again.t any aaDignment ot aublettlng by operation of law. If thiD loa.e i.
..eigned, Qr if tho promiae. or any part theroof aro eublot or occupiod by
anybody other than LODooe, LOQDOr may collect rent trom the aseignee, sub-
tenant or occupant, and apply tho net amount collocted to the rent herein
required, but no such occupancy or collection shall bo doemed a waiver ot thi.
c?venant, or the acceptance of the .8signoe, eub-tenant or occupant .. tenant,
or a releaae of LeDsee from the further portormanco by LoseDe of covenant. on
the part ot Leaaoa haraln contaIned. If at any time during the te~ of thi.
lease, any part or all of the corporate .hareD of LeDsee ohall be tran.terred
by .a1e, aQaignment, bequest, inheritance, operation of law or other
di.po.ltion po ao to reoult in . change in tho preeent effective voting
control ot Lesseo by tho pereon, pereone or ontity whIch prosently Ie the
ultimate owner of a majority of auch corporate aharee on the date of this
leas.., Leasee Dhall promptly notify Leasor in. writing of auch chanao. If the
now owner 1. a private or public corporation. LeDeor shall promptly advise
L..aeG it it hAD any objection. thereto and tho reasons therefor. LOSBee
.hall hay. thirty (30. days from receipt of eald objections within which to
try to convincQ Lessor of the unreaaonableneos of ite objections, failing
which Leaaor may terminate this lease any time after ouch chango in control by
givinO Le..ee ninety (90} daYB prior written notice ot such termination, such
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notice to be provided within thirty (30) daye following the time poriod
, provided to Leaeee. Lessee shall not permit any bUDineso to be operated in or
from tho premises by any conceaeionaire or Licensee.
5. Lesoee agrees that it will promptly pay all ad valorem real property
taxes and poraonal property taxeD that may be aosesDod and filed againat the
demised property during tho term ot thiD leaae. Lessee further agrees that it
will pay any .tate sales tax due on tho rental payment mads by the Loesee to
the Les.or .nd thAt it will pay all other ta~e8 and tee., inCluding, but not
limited to, occupational license, bovorags 11conDe, and permits rOlating the
operation ot the bUBlnoeB conducted on tho dQmi~ed premise., which are
required by luw. Nothing herein shall obligate Lo.aoe to payor to reLmburse
. Lea ear tor the payment ot assessments tor permanent improvement_, inclUding
but not limitod to sidewalks, DewerD, and atroota, that would benofit the
demised premiees.
6. ~ho LeeeeQ hereby covenants And agroes to pay all bills for
electrical aervice to tho premises when dUD, whIch service ShAll be providod
either at actual City coet or, If tho premiaes are separately metered by
Florida Power corporation, in accordance with the company's rates and billing.
At no expense to the Lessee, the Leaaor agrees to furniah A refuse dispoDal
lOCAtion And A retuso dl.po.al container located out_ide tho demi.od premisoe
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1. Tha Lo..e~ further covonanta and aoreG. to oporate the bu.inGeD
authorL&od to bo conductod on tho premIs8s during tho entire year of each year
during the ~arm of this leaee, except for any period of ~ime involved 1n
natural di.asters, inoluding governmontal orders or requirements such &S
evaouation for hurricane preparations, and any time necesDary to repair or
replace any damsgo cau8ed to tho damiood premisos by aD natural disaster.
8. The Lea see aOOumDS full reDponolbility fo~ and covonanto and agrees
to eave harmle8s and indemnify tho Lessor from any and all liability for
damago to property and injury to persona reBulting from or in connection with
the Laaoeeto uae and occupancy of the demisod promiso. undor thla leaoo. In
addition, during the torm of the leaso, Lesoae shall at Lassee'. oxpenee
obtain and maintain inaurance coversgo conforming to the requirements in
Exhibit MD- attached hareto.
9. It at any time during the term of this loaoo, tho building or
premisoD or any part, ay.tom or component hereof (hereinafter, tho -demised
premi.eaM) shall be damaged or destroyed to the extent that the Lea.se cannot
o~rate the bUGineBs authorized to be conducted thoreon, and the LeBGOr
duterminoB that said demised promises can be restored by making appropriate
repalre, the monthly rent as provided for in paragraph 2a above ohall abate
until the demiaed premisoe have been restored or until commencement of
businea. by the LeDDee, whiche~er i8 Dooner.
If tho demiso~ premisos shall be totally de.troyed or 80 damagod &s to
render It practically useloos during the term of thi8 lease, than and in that
evont, tho LODsee or Lessor may terminate this lease DB of tho date of Duch
damaOB or upon thirty (30) daYD written notice to tho other party to thio
lea.e.
In the ovent of damage or destruction ao enumerated above, and except as
otherwise Dpeclfically provided under this agreoment, both part i.. waivo any
and all rights of recovery against the other party for any diroct or indirect
1080 occurring to the domlDed premiaes or aB A rOBult at d.mage or dcstruction
of the demised premioee.
In tho oase of demolition and reconstruction of the Marina or major
renovAtion by conatruction, tho Lessoe ahall be given tha firat opportunity to
bid for Bimilar apace, provided that apAce tor LOOBea'S typo ot bUBlnoQs i.
allocated therein.
10. Except as otherwioo provided herein , upon tho happening of Anyone
or mo~o of the following evontu (MEvente of DefaultM)I
A. LeBOeef" default in the payment ot ~ny rental or other Duma duo
tor D period of fivo (5) dAya after the due date,
b. Leaaeo'. continued default with respect to any other covenant of
thi. lease. for a period of fifteen (15) days after receipt of written notice.
ot such default by Lesoee tram Lessor, providod that It such default
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Event or Dofault if Loaeue haD common cod curatlve actlon wIth the (tfteon (15)
day period and dlllgently proaocutos ouch actlon to completion,
c. There Dhall be filed by or agalnot LODBOO in any court pursuant
to Any et.tuto olthor of the UnIted States or of any state, a petition in
bankruptcy or insolvency or for reorgani&atIon or arrangement, or for the
appointmont of a roceiver or truutoo of all or a portion of Leoaee's property,
or if Los.ea makos an assignment for the benefit ot credltore or if thore ia
an Asaignment by operation of law, or 1f Loasee makes application to LeOSDD'.
credltorD to sottle or compound or ox tend the time for payment of Lesuee'g
obligation., or if e.ocution, soIzure or attachment shall be ,levied upon any
of Loaao.'., property o~ the premIses are taken or occupied or attemptod to be
taken or occupiod by Domoone other than LODoeo, ho~over, In tho event of
execution, Doizuro or attachment, Leeoee may poet a bond satiSfactory to
Los.or which bond shall otay the default resulting from any oxecution, levy,
8eizure or attachment tor a period of 120 days. Failure to remove tho levy,
.eizur. or attachment within the 120 day poriod 8hall con8tituto an Event or
Default, and the bond postod ahall be forfeited, or
d. LeSBoe'o vacating or abandoning the premi80DI then Lessor, at its
option, may exerciso anyone or more of the following remedIes which shall be
cumulativel
(1) Terminate LeS8Qe'8 right to possesQion under this leaso'
and re-enter and take possossion of ths premises, and relet or attempt to
relet 'the premisee on bohalf of Loasee} however, such relettlng or attempt to
relot ahall only involve a prospective tenant capable of provIding comparable
or better type oervice, at such rent and under such terms and conditions as
Lessor may deem boot under the circumatanceD for the purpose of reducing
Lossoo's liability, and Leesor ahall not be deemod to havo thereby accopted a
lurrender of tho premises, and LesaGe ahall remain liablo for all ronta and
additional renta due under this 1easB and tor all damagos suffored by LUbBor
bocause ot Lessee's breach at any of the covenants of thle leaso. said
damages Dhall include, but not be limited to, charges tor removal and storage
of Lossee'D proporty, remOdeling and repaIrs, leAsing, commIe.ione and 1e~al
feeB. In addition to its remedies hereunder, Lessor may accelerate all fi_ad
rental. due under thio leaso, in which event the LeDoea shall be liable lor
.al1 paDt due rent, accelerated ront and damagos ao described abovo, however,
with reepoct to the accelerated rent, Lessor Bhall receivo only the preoent
value.of such accelorated rent. ~t Dny time during repossoDoion and rolotting
pursuant to this Dubaection, LeSDor may by delivering written notice to
Le.soe, elect to exerciso it. option under the fQllo~in9 eubparagraph to
accopt . surrDndor of the pr.mlees, termlnato and cancel thI. lea e., and
retake po..easLon and occupancy ot the preml.. on behalf of Le8sor.
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(2) Declare this loaGe to be termLnated, wher.upon tho term
hereby grantod and all rights, title and interost of tODseD in the promiso.
shall end and LesDor may re-enter upon and take p09Dosoion of the premiseD.
Such termination Dhall be without prejudice to LOODor'o right to collect from
Leooee any rental or additionAl rentAl which haa accruod prior to 8uch
term1nation togethor with all damagoa, including, but not limited to, the
damagoB 8pacified in Dubparagraph (1) of thio paragrAph which are suffered by
Leg.or boeau.e of LeB.DO'. breAch of any covonant undar this lea.e.
(3) ExercisQ Any and all rights and prlvilogeo that Le..or may
have under the law. of tho State of Florida and the Unitod stAtes of America.
11. s. The LeosoB hereby agreeD to perform cortain imp;ovement. to the
exterior .of the demised premiseD.. These improvoments shall include removal
and replacement of tho rusted air conditioner caSing located on the north 8ide
of tho demigod premiDo. within 90 daYB. The80 improvements shall be performod
at the expenae of tho Lea.ea.
. b. The Lessee hereby. covenants And AgreBe to keep and maintain tho
premlaOB and fixtures located herein in good condition And repair during the
term of th18 lease and any extension heroof, and to return the premise. to tho
Losgor upon the expiration of the term hereof in aD good condition as they now
are, ordinary w~ar and tear and damage by the elementD only e~cepted. No
alteration or lmpr~vementD ma~ be mado to the premiDes without the written
consent of the Lessor. Any and All fl~tures attAched to the premises shall
revert absolutely And become the property of the Lessor upon the expiration of
the term horeof, providad, however, that the Loasor at'ita option may require
the Leeaee to remove all f~xturos, partitiona, racks, ehelvea or other
improvemonte from the premiaea upon the expi~ation of the term of the loaaB at
the coat ot the LOBsea. Any damago to tho premiseD occasioned by aaid r~moval
shall be repaired At tho Lossee's expenDe.
12. Tho Leseeo, at ita own coat, may place only window, wall or canopy
.igna on tho demised premiDes, provided said signD are Approved Ae to color,
etylo and letter size by the Harbormaster of tho Lesaor, And additionally
conform to tho eign ordinance of Lessor presontly in forco or a. may be
amended from tlmo to time during the term of the lOADe regArding signa. No
othor eigno ahall be placed or maintained by tho LODsee. Any nonconforming
sign now on tho promisoD shall bo brought into compliance by October 13, 1992,
oc shall be removed. The LeaaeQ Bhatt, upon expiration or termination of the
lOABO, completoly removo any and all aign. that havo been placed on the 1eaaed
promisee by tho Losseo.
13. It ~t ~ny time during the term of tho loase the LODsoe 18 authori&ed
to make improvement. to the demised premise., Leasee Agrees in such ovent to
indemnify and aave harmless the Losaor ae followal
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b. For the faithful performance of the covenantD contained 1n
paraQraph II aboyol and
c. To obtain from tho contractor a good and sufficiont performanco
and payment bond signed by a reputable InDurance company ~oin9 bUDinoel 1n
Florida, which bond Dhal1 be in an amount equal to one hundrod (100\) porcent
of the co.t of conDtructlon of tha contemplatod improvements to the demiDed
preml.ea, guarantoeing that tho ImprovementD will be completed and that
euboontractor., laborers and materialmen will be paid in IlccordancQ with the
contract for the improvemonts.
14. In tho ovent of the acquieitIon of this property or any portion
thereof by exorcise of propor authority, by Any governmental agency other than
LOBBor, whether by eminB~t domain or otherwluo, it io undorotood and agreed
that notifioation of the inatitutlon of such action Bhall be promptly givel\
LaBBS., DO the Leesee may intervene in Buch action aD a party. ~ho award of
compen.ation shall, be apportioned bYI the partios in accordance with the
Florida law of eminent domain. Rente ohall abate in proportIon to the extent
of interference with or diDcont1nuance of Leesee's buslneesl provided,
however, in auch event the LeSDer may, at its solo discretion, terminate this
lo48e under the provisions of paragraph 1 above by making the payment to the
Los see 88 provided therein.
15. Lessor covenanto and agreeD that upon payment by LODoee of the rent.
herein provided, and upon observance and performance by Lessee ot all the
covenante, terma And conditione required ot the LODeoe by tho lens8, Lessee
.hall leaceab1y and quietly hold en~ enjoy the leased premIeoe for the t.rm of
the lea Be without hinderance or interruption by Lessor.
16. Noticee hereunder shall be given only by registered or certified
maLl, and .ha1l be deemed given when the letter 1. deposited in the mail,
postage and oth.r charge. prepaid, addresued to the party for whom Intended at
.uch party'. addre.s first herein specified or to .uch other address a. may be
..ubatltuted therefor by proper notice hereunder. Lessor's notices shall be
directed in care at it. Law Dop~rtment at the above-cited addee...
11. Lee see aleo retains the right to terminate this leaso, for any
reaaon, upon ninety (90) days ,written notice to lessor.
18. As required by Section 40~.056(B), Florida Statutos, the Le.see shall
tako notice ot the following'
RADON GASs nadon ia a naturally occurring radIoactive ga8 that, when it
haD accumulated In a building in ~ufticlent quantities, may present
health riska to per8ono who are expoeod to it over time. Levels of
radon that e~ceed federal and state gUidelineD have been found in
bu1ldings in rlo~ida. Additional Information regarding radon and radon
teeting may be obtained trom your county public health unit.
19. ~hiB 18.80 a9reoment conetituteB tho entire contract between Le.eor
and Lea.e. concernLn9 the 10.8109 of the prem!eea and con_ldaration thereof.
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LEGAL DESCRIPTION
Room/D' S..nd i, . ClearWAter Harina Building, located on Lot. 11 and 12 ot City
. Park SUbdlviaion, accqrding to the map O~ plat t~ereof a8 recorded In Plat
Book 23, .pag_ 37.of' thB publio recorda of pinellau County, Florida.
Exhibit "0'"
INSURANce REQUIREHENTS
1. . "LIability InOUrant;1q.' Leuee IIhall maintain
a. cOr.prehenslve General LiabUity InlJurance to inolude premhe./operator
. liability. and electrical liability in.an amount not les. than $300,000
combined 81nglo limit"Bodily Injury Liability and Property Damage
"Liability.. :
b. Comprehen.lve Plat.,Ol.Be Insurance on a replacement coat basi. covering
':10.. or damage by any meanD, e~cePt by fire, or war, whethor declared ar
not, to the,plate glao. window in the demlaed preml.ea.
c. Worker'. Compensation InDurance applicable to its employe.. for
at.tutory Doverag8 limite In compliance with Florida laws.
, 2. ~ddi~lonal In.ur~nco. The City I~ to be .peclfically included aD an
additional lnuured on all liability coverage described above.
3. Notice of Cancellation or Reetrictlon - ~ll policie. of in.uranca must
b. endorsed.to provide the City with thirty (30) days notic. of
cancellation or restriction.
4. certltie~ COPiOD ot PolLcLes. The Leesee ahall provide the LeaBor
(City.. Rlak Hanagem.nt Office) with cortified copiee of all pelicie. a.
required above before occupancy of the demised premiees. and from,
~tim. to time .e the policie. may be renewed, revi.ed or obtained trom
other insurers.
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TOPIC: u.s. COAST GUARD PT. JACKSON - ROOM 26 LEASE
BACKGROUND:
On November 5, 1991, the city of Clearwater entered into a U. S.
Government Lease for Real Property (No.DTCG84-92-L-784100) with
the United States of America (U. S. Coast Guard) for the rental
of room 26 at Clearwater Municipal Marina, 25 Causeway Blvd.,
clearwater, FL. 34630.
The lease was approved for a five (5) year period, with rent
payments of $1,500.00 per year, paid in equal monthly payments of
$125.00. The U. S. Coast Guard used an option to renew the lease
from year to year, but the lease could not go beyond September
30, 1996.
When the original lease was issued, the city had the
square footage of the room 26 at 140.
,Room 26 is located on the second floor of the Marina building and
is used as storage and dockside office space for the Coast Guard
Vessel moored at the Marina. The Point Jackson replaced the Point
swift in 1995. The U. S. coast Guard has been a good tenant of
the Marina.
This lease will expire on September 30, 1996.
COMMENTS:
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Based on "laser survey of the Marina building by Measure Masters,
the actual square footage of room 26 is 207.
RECOMMENDATIONS:
1. On May 7, 1996, a letter was sent to the U. S. Coast Guard
outlining the terms for a new five year lease for room 26. A
rental rate of $11.00 per square foot, $190.00 per month, or
$2,280 per year was offered. The U. S. Coast Guard is reviewing
the new lease proposal at this time.
ATTACHED:
U. S. Government Lease for Real Property DTCG84-92-L-784100
Harbormaster Letter dated May 7, 1996
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Harbormaster
ClEAf'M'ATEn MARINA
25 CAUSfWAV BLVD.
ClEAfMlATER, FLORIDA 34630
TELEPHONE (813) 462.6954
May 7, 1996
Commanding Officer
USCG civil Engineering unit Miami
Brickell Plaza Federal Building
909 SE 1st Ave., Room 651
Miami, Florida 33131-3050
Attention: Carol spitzer
Dear Ms. spitzer:
This is a follow up to your phone conversation with Mrs. Catherine
Yellin from my office yesterday.
Your Lease with the city of Clearwater for room 26 at the
Clearwater Municipal Marina will expire on September 30, 1996.
Room 26 is under Contract #B4-92-L-784100, with rent at $125.00 per
month. On october 1, 1996, the room rent will go to $190.00 per
month. If this increase is agreeable, please forward a new q. S.
Government Lease for Real Property. The Lease will be presented to
the city commission for approval.
Also, your lease for slip rent for the U. S. Coast Guard cutter
Point Jackson will expire on September 30, 1996. Slip rent is
under contract #84-82-L-750113, with rent at $420.00 per month. On
October 1, 1996, slip rent for the Point Jackson will go to $500.00
per month. It is my understanding that this slip rent increase
under the lease will require a renewal option on the original lease
with an Amendment of solicitation Modification of Contract.
The U. S. Coast Guard has been a very good tenant of Clearwater
Municipal Marina and we look forward to having them as tenants for
many more years.
Please call me at (813)462-6954 if you have any questions.
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co: Elizabeth M. Deptula, city~naqer .
John C. Carassas, Assistan~ity Attorney'
'Equal Employment and AffJ",>oI/va Act/on EmployarO
STAHDARD "ORN 1-8, .U.S. ,Government L E " S E
, DJlUAU ,.. IJ)4tlO11 .. , CArr ., . J 1tC. O'rCG84-92-
Q VII JI,U.lIl1YICD ," Lla,.' fo..-=Rldl Property (Short. Form)
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',lI"Cft crllj f.UM . , . Th. LESSOR IUH' r:o tht UNITED STATES OF;AME1UCA. hminJ1ftr.ca.Ucd chi GOVERNMf.NT. the dCKribcd pllmhtt on
. tht lemu U'l~ bereln. IlKIudla. th, coadh.locu CD eM '("Irte hereof.
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Room #26 (Approximately l~O square feet) , locI) ted on the.. second floor
of the . City of Clearwater'Marina Building, 25,CausewftY.IBoulevard,
Clearwater, Florida". to be used.as storage'anddocks.lde"!office space
for the u.s. Coast Guard Cutter. Point Swift.
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may be renewed 'from year to year, provided'notice is given in writing
to the lessor at least Thirty (30) days bef~re this' lease or'. any
renewal thereof would atheT.'\t!1se e):pire. ... !. ... , .
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to the Lenor. Said DOdu .haU bt compuled cQa:uneadDI with che cay Jcu the daCI of m.Ula"
',RENTAL The Govct1lIIltnl .hall P'Y dle Lessor anaud rmc of .....l~t5.0Q....ao...,..u. .t the 1lI~ 01 '.....125...0.0.............
~t ........ffiQp.th...........,. Jt! arn:an. Rent lor a Jess.er pedod ,h.U be prolllt~. RtDl theck. .baIl be mad. p.rable co:
, City of Clearwater, Clearwater. Marina
25 Causeway/Boulevard
Clearwater, Florida 34630
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a. AVAILABILITY O~ FUNDS: .Unless otherwise notified, funds.will
become available on.the effective date of this lease and all renewal
dates. The Gover~ent's obligation hereunder is cont:ing~nt upon the
availability funds from which payment for the contract purposes.can
be made. No legal liability on the part of the Government'lfar payment
of any money shall arise unless and until funds are-made aveileble to
the Contracting Officer for this procurement. You will 'be notified
immediately if !:unds 'do not become available for this p;,ocurement.
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City of Clearwater
Clearwater Marina
25 Causeway Boulevard
Clearwater, Florida 34630
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DTCG84-92-L-7B4100
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"AUt OF amRO" ORCONfRef\:y of Clearwater, Clearwater Marina, Dockside Office Space
ITEM NO.
SUPPLIES/SERVICES
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I Subject to the availability of funds, this lease may, at the
option of the Government, be renewed annually through
; 30 September 1996 at the mutually agreed upon rental rate
lof $1,500.00 per annum, at the rate of $125.00 per month
i in arrears.
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PAYMENTS FOR SUBJECT LEASE WILL BE MADE BY
THE FOLLOWING:
CO 240
USCG FINANCE CENTER
1430A KRISTINA WAY
CHESAPEAKE, VIRGINIA 23326-0340
Telep~one No. (804) 523-6739 .
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I It is required that if any changes relating to the above
property, sale of, name or address of the lessor is made, the
Contracting Officer shall be notified immediately in writing by
the lessor.
Clause for Government's Liability:
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The Government's liability for damage or Ions of property
personal injury or death resulting from its use of the granted
premises shall be as prescribed by the federal Tort Claims act,
as amended (28 U.S.C. Sections 2671-2680).
7f. Lessee shall have unrestricted right of ingress and egress at
I all times for authorized U.S. Coast Guard paraonnel or its
agents to inspect and maintain the equipment as necessary.
7g. The following are attached and made apart hereof (Standard Form
2-A, May 1970 Edition and City of Clearwater, Florida
authorized signature format page.
7h Accounting Data Chargeabl~: 2/7/201/107/30/0/84/11845/2304
Document Number:
CC: USCG FINANCE CENTER 0240
CCGD SEVEN (osr)
USCGC POINT SWIFT
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COUNTY OF Pl"ELLAS ) .
. DEFORE H!' petJonally eppea",d R,ita Ga.rvuy, Mf.c:haQl J. Wl"ight. H, A.
Galbraith Jr, t and Cynthia E. GtJudvau, to m well known, and known by me to bt
Ul9 tnd1v{dulh described in and whl) tKtlCuted the foregoing instrument ., Mayor-
Comnisstoner, City Manager, City Attorney and C1ty Clerk, resf,ctfvelY, ~f the
" ob(lve-nal1Od City and that the seal affixed to tho foregoing nstrumant fs. the
ctty seal of slid t~ty and th. said 1nstru~nt 1& the free ~ct and deed of !afd
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A WllHESS, my h~nd lnd ()ff1e1Gl $ea 1 1:1111 ...11 ~y-t. day of
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The aove~ent may sublet an, pari of the premlses'but
.haJJ not be relieved Irom an1 o1illptlons under thl, 1O&M
b, reason of &ny.uch aubletting, .
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2. ldAINTEJIlAlfCZ OF I'RE)IISES, ." ", ;' '
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. The taIlOr, shall maintaln the demIlled PrCtnlIlM, Including,
the building and any and aU e'e~ment, fixl"urea, and ap-
purtenancea, furnished by t.he or under thl, leue in'
good npalr. and tenantable condition; except In enlle of
damAge .rblng ftom the sct or the neglIgence 'of the GOY. '
emment's ~enb or e.tnpTo:v.eell. For the pUl'P.ose or '0 JlUlh1:'
talnlng eald"prcJnlllcs anil property, tlle Lessor ma, at,
rUlIonable tfmu, and with the spproval of the authorized
Government npresentatlve in charge, enter and Inspect the
aame and make an, ncc:ellllJlt}" repaln thereto,
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L"=ls tee.'Je llh"U hnmediat.ely t.cnnlknte. In CMe 01 pa:rUal
destruction or damage, !O as to render the prem1sea unten- .
&l1table, a. determined by the Governmiml. the Government
ma)" terinlnate ,the ']e~U1e' by giving written notice to the
Lelisor withJn fitteen (16) daYII thereaJter; If 10 terminated
no rent IlhaU accrue"to. the LesBor after such partial de-
struction or darnB~e; and II not so terminated the r-ent ahall
be reduced Pto}>ortlonat.cly by supplement.alagreement hereto
cft'ecUve frorn the date of such partial destruction or damage.
4. ALTEMTlONS.
The Government shalt have the right durlng the exllltence
or this lease: to make alterations. atLaeh btures and erect
additions, structures ar slgml In or upon the premJllClS Jlereby
leased, 'Which flxture!!t addItions or structurea so placed In,
upon or atta.ched to tile uld premiSe! shall be and remain
llie property of the Government snd may be removed or
oUlerwiae dlaposed of by the Government. '
6. CoNbITION REPORT.
A JoInt pb)'slcal lIurvey and Inspedlon report of the de-
mile prerribses Ihall be made as of the effective date ot thr,
lease, ~flectlDg the then present condition, and will be sIgned
on benalf of the patties hereto, .
6. COVENANT ACA1NST CoNTINceNT FEES,
The Le530r warrants thAt no penon 01' lIelling agency haa
been employed or retained to solicit or secure this lease upon
an agreement or understandlng for It commlslllon, percent-
age. brokerage, or contingent fee, eJtccpUng bona tide em-
plOYee! or bona fide eslabllllhed commercial or lle11ing agencle.a
maintained by the Lessor for the purpose of securing bUlll-
ness. For breach or vlolaUon of this warranty the Govern-
ment shan have the right to annul this lease without liabIlity
or In it; dSaention to deJuet ~rom the renbl price or con-
sideration, or otherWise recover, the {un amount of such
commIssion, pereentagt, brokerage, or contingent fee. (LI-
censed real estate agr.nts or broken having listings on prop-
erty for rent, In accordance with ceneral business practice,
and who have not obWned such licnnses for the sole purpose
of effecting this lease; may be considered a!I bona fide em-
ployees or agencies within the exception contained In thll
daulle.)
7. OmclALS NOT ':1'0 BENETlT.
No !fembe.r ot UT Delegate to Congress, or Reafdent Com-
mll!Sloner shall be admitted to any IlblLre or part of thIs lease
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this pro....llloD ,hal noL bel conlhueil to ~t.end to thi. ItAM
contract If made ,.,11l1 '" torpomtlOD fOf ItA general bene1iL
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Purtmllnt to:Uio- provf!lona of tho AlIlrlgnml!nt of ClaIms
Act of 19{0. as amended (81 .\J,S!C, 208, (1 U.S.C, 15), if
thia ICMe provtdu. tor' {!1\)'1tlonu, aggregnUng $1,000 or
more, claIms tor monies (Jue or to become'due the Lessor
from the Governmrnl 'under U11~ contract may be aulgned
to a bank, trust (bmpanr/ or other financing Instltutton,
Including any F6dllral leMing' "geney, and may thclufter
bo furthcr Il8lllgn~d or reallSlgnelt fu any aueh InI\lItutlon. Any
such aSNlgnment or tCAIISI~entllhall co'Ver all amounla PIlY"
able. undu thlll con~rad and not alre.adl paId, and IIhall not
bo made ld more' t,h"n one partY, ftXctpt that any such lllsslgn.
ment or %'ellsllliDm~nt mar be Jnadll to one part)' as agent
or trusted for two or lIIore,parl\C11 parlltlpatlng In llueh ft-
no.nclng, Notwilhl\Landlng any proVisions of thl. contractl
Ilayments to AD MalgnCll of any monIC.! dl:e or to be,ome
aue under this contrad !ball nul, ,to the extent provided In
lIald Ad, aa,amended.,be subject 10 reduction or set-off,
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(The following dause (II appllr.able unlcaa this contract Is
exempt under the rulell, regulations, and relevant orders of
the Secretary of Lahor (U CFR, ~h. 60) ,)
'DurinI' the perfonnllncll of thl, tonttact. the Contractor
agnu al foHowa: " " !
ea) The Contractor will not tllaerlmlnato aglllnst any em-
plo)'ec 01' applicant for emplofment bec.aUM of raee, color,
religion, sex, or national ongill. The ConLl1lctor will take
amnnaUve Bellon td 'ensure thllt applicants Are employed,
and that employ~n are treated durlng'employment, without
regard to their race color, rellJ{lo"i lIex, or national orltin.
Such aetlon shan 'Inc{ude, but not be ImIted to, the lotto:ving:
Emp!oyment, upgrading, demotlnn',. or transfer; recruitment
or recrulbnent adverlllling: Jarllft' or tennlnatJon; raw of
payor other fonnn of cotnpen8Btlon' and lICtectlon for train-
Ing, including apprenticeship, The Contractor agrecll to post
In eonspfcuoulI. ptaces; available to emplof(!U ani! appUcanta
for emplojrnent, notices to be provided by the Cont1'1ldIng
Officer ;Jetting forth the provillionll of this Equal Opportunity
clause." ' .
(b) The Contractor win, In 1I11loltdtattonll or advertiBe-
men,", lor employ..."" placed by or on behalf of the Contractor,
state thd all qualified appUcanls will receive conlllderatlon
for emplo)'11lent without regard to race, color, rr:Ugion, Bex, or
naUonl! origin. . ..
(c) The Contractor will send lo each labor union or repre-
lIentative ef workorll wtln which he hall a collective bargain-
Ing agTeilment or other contract or understanding, a noUce,
to be pro'Vided by the agency Contracting Orncer, advising the
:>lbor union or workers' represrntAf:ive of the Contractor'.
commitments under thll Equal (lpportunltr claUDe, and ahall
poat coplC5 of the notice In conl\plcuous places available to
employee! and appJlcanL! for emllloyment.
(d) The Contractor wiU comr y with all pro~llIlon8 ot Ex-
ecutive Order No. 11246 of September 20(, 1966, and of the
rules, regulatloJUl, and relevant orders ot the Secretary of
Labor.
(e) The Contractor wlll fUl1lll1h all Infonnatlon and te-
poru required by F.xecutive Order No. 112~6 of September
24, 1066, and b)' the rule!, regulations. sm! ordcra ef the
Secretary 01 Labor, or pursuant thereto And wHl pennJt
accell! to his books, records, and necounta b, the contracting
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order!.
(0 In the event. of tho Contractor's noncompliance with
tbe tqua) Opportunity clause of this contract or with nny
of the said rules, regul"Uons, or orden, this contract mar.
be cAnceled, tennlna~d. ':Ir lIuspended, In whole or In pnr ,
and the ContTllctor may be declared Ineligible for further
Government tontrac~ In accordance wllh procedures author-
ized in Executive Order No, 11246 of September 24. 1966,
and such other aanetlons m.y be Imposed and remedies In-
yoked IlS provided In Executive Order No. 112<1.6 o( Septem-
bt:r 24. 1965, or by rule, regulatlon. or order of the Secrelar)'
of Labor, or as otherwise provided by law,
(g) The Contraclor will Include the provllllona or pnra-
gTllphs (0) through (g) In every aubcontract or purchnse
order unle!! exempted by rules. regulations, or orders or the
Secretary of Labor issued pursuant la section 204. of Execu-
tive Order No. 11246 of September 24, 1965, so that such ))1'0"
vl.lom, wUl be binding upon each subcontractor or vendor,
The Contraclor will take such action wilh respect to any sub-
contract or purchalle order as the contracting agency may
direct as a tneaDS of enforcing such provisions Inc:luding
sanctloDs (or noncompUance: Providt!d, howt!l1"" That In the
e"ent th~ Contl'aclo: bt-comcs involved In, or ill thrl!alAmed
with, HUgatlon with a lIubeonmctor or vendor 0.5 a result of
sueh dlredion by the contracUng agency, the Contraclor may
request the United Stales to enler tnto such lIt1galton to
proted the interests of the ,United Slates.
10, FACJUTJES NONDISCJUMlHATJON.
<a) As used in thlll ncUon, the ~nn "faclllty" lnCJ\nll
stores. ShOf,I, restaur.nu. cafeteriu, restroom!, and any
other bclll y of a public nature In the bunding In which the
space covered by this lease ill located, .
(b) The Le.s.wr agrees thd he will not discriminate by
segregation or otherwise against any penon or renlol\5 be-
caUlIe 01 race, color, reUgion, sex, or natlona origin In
furni!lhing, or by refusing to furnish, to such pernon or
pel'8ons the Use alMY facility, including any and all aervic~,
privileges. IlceommodaUonB, and acllvitles provided thereby.
Nothing herein llhall require the lurnlshlng to the !l'meral
public ttf the use of any facility cuslomarily furnillhe by the
Lellsor 1I0lely to lenllnts, thefr employeell, customefll. patients,
clients. guests and Invitfts.
(el It III lIgTeed that the Lessor'lI noncompH~nce with the
provIlIlons of this McUon IIhall constilute B material breach
of this lease. In the event of lIuch noncompllnnce, the Gov-
ernment may uke appropriate action to enforce compUance,
may tennlnat.e thlll lease, or may pursue lIuch other remedies
as may be provided by Jaw, In the event at termination, the
Lessor shall bo lIabie for an excess CO!lls of the Government
in acquiring substitute space, including but not Umlt.cd to
the cost or moving to lIuch space. Substitute lIpace shaU be
obtained In as close proximltx to the Lesllor'. building all ill
realllble and moving costs Wlll be limited to the actual ex-
pensell thereat all Incurred. .
Cd) It hs further agreed that (rom and after the date
h~r~f the Less':)r will, lIt such lime Dr: any a~nt III to
be enured inla or a concession is to be permitted to operate,
Include or requinl the Inclusion of the foregoing proVision.
al thIs section In every lIuch agreement or conceslllon pur-
suant to which an7 person other than the Lessor operates or
ha.s the dght to operate any facility. Nothlng herein con-
lamed, however, shall be deemed to require the Lessor to
indude or require the lnclu!llc,n 01 the foregoing proviuions of
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Inent or one In which lhn conin-cllng party olher than thl
Lessor has the unilateral IIR'ht to renew or extend the a~
Intnt or arrllngement, UlItu the expIration of the existing
agreemcnt or arrangement and tho unilateral right to renew
or extend. The Lessor alll'I IlgTee3 that It wilt take any and
nil lawful acllons a.s expecllLlously bll pOSSible, with 1"I!.!pe<:t to
any lIuch altrecment IS tl1n eontradlng agency may direct. as
n means of .-nforclng the IIlt.ent of thlll !Iectlon, IncludIng, but
not limited lo,lermfnaUon of the agreement or conceuion and
Inslitutlon or court action,
11. ExAMINATION OF RCClIltDS.
(Nore.-Thls provlslon Is nppllcable If thllllell.!le was nego-
tiated wlthont advertisln~.)
(a) The I.cRsor ngreC3 IhJlt the Comptroller General of the
Unl~d $tnlr.s or an)' of his duly authorized representAUn.
shall, until the e.xplrallol\ of 3 yearll after final payment
under thlll h:l\Se, have accrllS to and the right to exa.mlne any
directly perUnent bOOD, 'Iocumenta( papers, and recordll of
the ~sor hwolvlng trah"nctlons re aled to this lease.
(b) The Uo.ssor further ngrl!C!J to include in aU hla lIubcon-
tracts hereuntler n pro\islon to the effed that the subcontrac.
tor agrees thnt the Complroller General ot the UnSiN StAteI
or his reprl'lIcnt.atlves aMII, until the expiration of 3 r.carll
after final l/Ilyment undr.r this Icsse with the Government,
have access lo and the right to examlno nny dlree117 pertinent
books. documents, papefll, and records of such lI'\Ibcontn.ctor
involving trnnsactlons relnt.ed to tho aubcontract.
12, AFJ'r.rCAnLC CODes ANn ORDINANCES
The Lell$Or, .., part of tbe rental conslderntion, agrees to
comply with I\It cOdes anll ordinances applicable to the own-
ershIp and nlteration at nUt building in wnich the Jeued 'pace
is situated nnd, at his own expenlle, to obtain all ncce5l1A17
permits and relaud Items.
13. INSPECTION.
At all timell after tece;llt ot BIds, prior to or alter accept-
nnce of any Did or during any c:oD!ltrucllon, rtmodeUog or
renovation work, the prcmIsC3 and the building or any pam
thereot, uplln reasonable nnd proper notice. shall be aecesal-
ble ror n!lfl~ction by the Contracting Officer. or by arcWte<:ls,
engineers. Of other teehnlcians representing him, to deter-
mine whethllr the essentlnl requirements of tho solicitation or
the luse r~ulremenls arn met.
1... ECON01tl'f, ACT LnnTATJON.
If the rl'ntal IIpecifiecl In this lense exceeds $2.000 per
annum, the limitation of SeetiOD 322 or the EconoID7 Act ot
1932, as amr.nded (40 U.S.C, 278n) ,shall apply.
16. FAtLURf': IN PE:RFORMANCE.
In the eVl1nt of faflate It)" the Lessor to provide an1semee,
utility, maintenance of r"11alrll requited under this lease, the
Go"emfTIent shall have the rie:ht to secure said aemce!,
utilities, maintenance or t'Cl'a1tJJ and to deduc:t .the cost
thereof from rental paymenta'.
16. LEsson's SUCCESSORS.
The tenna and provisions of this Juse and the condJUona
he~ln shall bind the Les~or, Bnd the Lellllor'lI heirs, executors,
admtnlstratol"ll, successor", and assigns.
CERTIf'ICA liON
1. CEftTlnC;\TION or NONSOOROOATEU FACILlTICS.
(AppllCAbJe to (1) contract!, (2) lubeontracb, and f3)
agreements with applicants who aN: themselves perfonn ng
federally Ilsslsud c()nstruc:Uon c:ontrllCts, uceedlng $10.000
which are not exempt from lhe provisions of the Equal
Opportunitr dause.) .
By the lIubmil!lsion or thIs bfd, the bIdder, alferor, sppllcapt,
or Ilubcontmctor certifie." that he does not maintain or pro-
vide for hill employees an)' llegrcgated facilities at any of his
e.dab!lshments, nnd that 116 does not pennlt his emp)oYeeA to
perform thelr services nt any locaUon, under his control,
where segregated t.cllitlf'1 are maintained, He certlftel fur-
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Lhat. he will nol.'ptrmlthll employteS 1..0 perform their .ervlcel
at ablloeaUoD, under hi. control, wheNlIert'Clpt.ed faclllUeI .
ate mafntalnea. Thll blddllr, olIeror. .ppUcant.. or .ubcon.
tradol' .~. that a bruch of thl. cerllficatlon I. "riolaUoD -
ot the EQDl.1 Opportunity eJauao in thll contrac:L A. I,1I1ed Ln
u.r. certUlc.atfon, the tenn "1tfP"!fated lacuttis" meanl an,
walUng room.. work areas, relt room. and ",&lIh t'OOm., RI. NOTice TO 1'ROSI'ECTIVl!: 8\1BOOHTllAH1'01IS or IttQUlIlEMEKT 101'
taurantl and other eaUng areal, time elockl.locker rOOMI and CEKTlnCATION8 or NOH8lXlftIXlATr.D J'AClLlTlEl
other .torare or dreulng areal, parkIng Iota, drinkIng foun-
tains. l"ecrutton 01' enlerlahunent area., transportation, and A Cutlfteation of Nonaegngallld FadllUee must be wI>-
hOLlslnK lacllltJeI prot'Jded lor emplo)'ees wblch are leiTe- milLed prior to \1111 award of a lulK-ontract exceeding $10.000
rated by explicit dJre<:Uve or are In fact legregated OD the which II not exempt {rom the provldoDI ot the Equal Op~r.
basi. at nee. color, rellgioD, or nDtlonal origin, beeause tunlty elause. The cl'rtl6c.aUon ln1\1 be submitted cllhel' tor
oC h&bl4 local CUllom, or otherwise. He further agree" that each subcontract or for alllubeonltaetl during a period (I,e.,
(except where he hu obt.alned Identleal certfOeatlonll from quamrly, eernJannuaUy, or a.t1nuaU,).
proposed .ubeontractors for specific time periodl) he wl11 ob-- Non:: The penally for making ra.l~ atatcmente In ofTen
taln Identical certIfication. from proposed lUbc:ontracton Is preacri~ In 18 U.S.C. 1001.
NOTE.-The Pmoltlf lor making/aue .tatem4nt" in o6er. it prt..cribed in 18 U.s.C.100J.
prior to the .""ra '04 lub ram uceedlnB' $10.000 wbleb
are not exempt from lhe pro,l.loDI at the Equal OpportunJtr
claulIe ~ that he will relaln lUeb eerliftc.a.t1olU Iri bJI tu~ I
and thlt he 'frill forward the following Doth:e to ILlch prl)oo
poa.ed lubcontractora (except whtlre the proposed lubCon.
tradon han lubmltted Identlea1 certi.ft.calJonl for lpeeUlC
time perloda) :
INSTRUCTIONS
1. Whenever the lease II executed by an atf.orneYt agent.
or tnlllee on behalf or the Lessor, two authenticated coplet
of hili ]>Ower of attorney, or other evidence to act OD behaU
of Ule Lessor ahallaecompany the leue. .
2. When the Lessor 'a a partnetllbJp. the names I{J! tho
Cartnen compoftlng the finn Ihall be etated In the body of the
ease. Thelease ahan be Ilgned with the partnership name.
followed by the name of the partner signing t1le ame.
3. Where lhe LellOr Is a corporation, the lease ehall be
signed with the corporate Dame, fonowed by the IIlgnature
and title ot the omcel' or other pnrson algnlng the lease on
lte behalf, dul, alte.tlt.cd. and,lf teo'luested by the Govenuncnt
evidence of this authority 110 to ad "han be furnlllhed.
4, When deletions or other altaratlonl an made Ilpecl6c
notation thereof nhall be entered under clause 8 of the lean
bdore atgnlng.
6, If the property leased Ie Jorl\ted .in a Slate requiring
the recording of leasC.l, Ule Leasor Ihall comply with an wch
atatulory requlrement.e at Lessor'JI expense.
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Lease No. DTCG84-92-L-784100
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MUtlICIPAL CERTIFICATE
If agreement is made with a municipality the following
certificate shal~ be executed by the City Clerk or Assistant City
Clerk.
I, _Cynthia E. Goudeau , certify that I am the
City Clerk of the municipality named in the .attached agreement,
Rita Garvey, MichaelJ. Wright, and Milton A. Galbraith, Jr., \
that -------------- who signed said, agreement on
Mayol"-Conunissioner., Ci ty Manager, and City At torney
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Elizabeth M. Deptula, city Manager
CITY OJ! CLEARWATBR
INTERDBPARTMENTAL CORRESPONDENCB
COPIES TO:
COMMISSION
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L K I ATTORNEY
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william C. Held, Jr., Harbormaster
SUBJBCT:
Actual Revenue from Marina Building Lease Agreements
DATH:
July 25, 1996
Actual revenues from the four Marina Building Lease Agreements
that expire on September 30, 1996, was:
HARBOR BARBER AND BEAUTY STYLES
Rent $500.00 X 12 months = $6,000.00 per year
Tax 35.00 X 12 months = 420.00 per year
Total $535.00 X 12 months = $6,420.00 per year
Total revenue past three fiscal years =$19.260.00
MARINA RESTAURANT
Rent $1,300.00 X 12 months = $15,600.00 per year
.Tax $91.00 X 12 months = $1,092.00 per year
Gas $35.00 X 12 months $420.00 per year
Total $1,426.00 X 12 months = $17,112.00 per year
The Marina Restaurant must also pay 10% of annual gross over
$144,000.00. They did not reach annual gross sales over
$144,000.00 in any of the past three years of the lease.
Total revenue past three fiscal years= $51.336.00
U.8. COAST GUARD
Rent $125.00 X 12 months = $1500.00 per year
Total revenue pa~t three fiscal years = $4.500.00
MARINA GIFT AND SOUVENIRS
Rent $2,100.00 X 12 months = $25,200.00 per year
Tax $147.00 X 12 months = $1,764.00 per year
Total $2,247.00 X 12 months = $26,964.00 per year
Fixed rent past three fiscal years = $80,892.00
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Plus lOt of annual gross sales over $241,200.00:
FY92/93 = $13,940.26
FY93/94 = $11,613.00
FY94/95 = $14,583.87
Total, $40,137.13
Total revenue 9ast three fiscal years a $121.029.13.
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Retail/Office Rental Survey
Dear Mr, Held:
Enclosed please find six copies of a report summarizing the results of our market research
relative to both slip rentals and retail and office rentals. As you will see, the scope of our
marina survey included both the Tampa Bay market) as well as selected marinas along
both the east and west coasts of Florida. We attempted to input the data into a brief,
descriptive bar chart fonnat, hut found that most marinas charge a myriad of rental rates,
based on slip size, boat size, or square fool of slip area. Further, rates varied) dependent
on length of term of the lease, with some marinas offenng only a monthly rate, while
others had discounts for three. six. nine, or J 2 month leases or other discounts for pre~
payment ofrenta1. Accordingly. the data is presented in a table which allowed for greater
discussion of these factors, The comments are still relatively brief: and we will gladly
review each competitive marina property if desired.
Briefly, we found that rental rates range from a low orabout $3,21 per foot at the City of
St. Petersburg Municipal Marina to a high of $25,00 per foot at the A&B Marina in Key
West. Many of the better quality marinas surveyed in the Tampa Bay market are at or
near 100 percent ocCupancy, and are reflecting fairly significant increases in both
occupancies and ceutal rates during the past year.
Municipal marinas were found to sometimes provide a discount to local residents, with the
'amounts noted on the accompanying chart. Others) such as the City of Dunedin, rent slips'
only to local residents, while the City of St. Petersburg Municipal Marina maintains low
rates and is intended for local residents only, but tlUs is not an absolute rule,
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April 11, 1996
Commercial vessels, up to six-pack charter vessels, were typically charged a premium. but
a relatively small one. This premium may be expressed as an additional $1.00 per foot, a
10 percent surcharge. a flat additional fee of $100 per month, or other fonnula. One
marina was found to base its commercial rental rates on a percent of the gross income,
while a few granted a discount to commercial boals. The reason for this was to encourage
their use. which brought guests to the resort motet.
Larger vessels. such as dinner cruise vessels, were typically priced on a per passenger
basis, Although most marina owners were reluctant to discuss these rates, or requested
that they remain confidential. discussion with a wide variety of persons knowledgeable in
the industry revealed that rental rates for these vesscls were typically priced on a per
passenger basis, typically about $1.25 per head, and with a minimum of $2,500 to $3,000
monthly. but with the Port of Tampa having a monthly minimum of $1,250. In additiol\
all were separately metered for electrical consumption. Most were allowed use of a land
side building at no additional charge. although they, were required to decorate and
maintain the building, and free parking was general1y provided for passengers. Most
allowed refueting by tanker truck with no surcharge, andlor provided a discount, generally
about 10 percent. an fuel.
Transient rental rates ranged from about $0,60 to a high of $3.00 per foot per night. with
a higher rates incJuding electricity. and with an average of about $0.75 per night. The City
of Naples Harbor Master indicated they had signed with Boat US, offering a 25 percent
discount on transient rentals to Boat US members, and which had resulted in a dramatic
increase in transient traffic.
As to retail rental rates, ground floor rental rates along the Gulf Beaches were found to
range from approximately $10 to $25 per square foot, dependent on location and quality
of the facility. The better quality properties on Cleanvater Beach were among the highest
rental rates surveyed, ranging from approximately $18 to $23 per square foot, pJus
utilities, In viewing the shops within the Clearwater Municipal Marina building, we
believe the rental rates you presently charge are generally in line with market rates. with a
few upward adjustments necessary as leases expire, However, all other properties
sUlVcyed offered free parking, which may need to be taken into account.
Second floor office space was typical1y at much lower rental rates, Indeed, most second
floor spaces surveyed were rcsidential, due to the limited demand for either office or retail
on the secOnd floor. GeneraUy, retail cannot survive on the second floor. with the
exception of the Pelican Walk Center. a modem facility located just north of your location
on the east side of Poinsettia, and offering substantial glass storefront and visibility from a
balcony, Even these second floor shops, however, reflect substantial vacancies.
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Locations considered more similar to yours have office rental rates typicaUy ranging
around 60 percent of ground floor rental rates. While your location is convenient. the
quality and condition of the second floor is a little below average. and the lack of free
parking should also be considered. Again, existing rates do not appear substanlialJy'out of
line~ but upward adjustments appear supported by ,the market as leases roll over,
, The result of our 'retail rental sUIVey is presented on individual sununary sheets, with a
photograph of each facility. .
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myriad of rental rates charged by severa! marinas, would each require one or morc pages,
We will gladly provide additional information and discuss the results of our findings with
you at your convenience, It you would like additional informatio~ or wish to discuss the
, survey. please feet free to call at any time.
, The opportunity to be of service is appreciated.
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Marina Name
1, A&B Marina
2, Bahia Mar
3. Crearwater Bay Marina
4. City of Dunedin
S. Ft. Pierce City Marina
6, Gulfpol1 Municipal Marina
. 7, Harborage at Bayboro
8, Madeira Beach Municipal
9. Marker 1
10. Maximo Marina
11. Moss Marine
12. City of Naples Municipal Marina
13, Palm Grove Marina
14. Sailfish Marina &.Resort
15.St. Augustine Municipal Marina
16. St. Pete Municipal Marina
17.St. Pete Pier
18, Tampa, Port
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20. Tierra Verde Yacht Basin
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2. Baysidc Shops
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4, Bikers USA
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6, Days Inn
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9. 'Shopper's Vit1age at Isla del Sol
10.. Pelican Walk
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12. Snell Isle Center
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14, Tierra Verde Marine Center
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FL Lauderdale, FL
Clearwater, FL
Dunedin, FL
Ft. Pierce. FL
Gulfport, FL
81. Petersburg. FL
Madeira Beach, FL
Dunedin, FL
St. Petersburg. FL
Ft. Myers, Beach, FL
Naplesj FL
Ft. Myers Beach, FL
Palm Beach Shoresj FL
St. Augustine, FL
St. Petersburg. FL
St. Petersburg, FL
Tamp~ FL
Yierra Verde, FL
Tierra Vcrde, FL
Captiva Island, FL
Clearwater, FL
St. Pcte Beach, FL
St. Pete Beach, FL
Clearwater, FL
St. Pete Beach; FL
Clearwater, FL
St. Pete Beach. FL
Indian Shores, FL
St. Petersburg. FL
Clearwater Beach, FL
Clearwatert FL
81. Petersburg. FL
St. Pctersburg, FL
Tierra Verde, FL
St. Pete Beach, FL
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1 A&; D MARINA 40 $ 1.75 S 25.00 $ 25.00 S 25.00 MARKET FUEl. PRICB.
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% nAIHA MAR 350 S l.S0 S 24.00 S 24.00 S 24.00 SOME DISCOUNTS
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4 DUSEDlN, CITY 208 S 0.75 S 4.15 $ 5.79 NlA MARKET fUEL PRICB.
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!i IT MYERS MUNICIPAL 276 S 0.80 S 8.50 S 1.25 so 6() I HEAD l..WOOIT fUEL PRICE.
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6 IT PIERCE MUNICIPAL 230 S 0.95 S 6.00 $ 8.00 S 8.00 MAIOOrr FUEL PRICE,
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7 GULFltORT; CITV MARINA 250 $ 0.50 $ 3.75 S 3.75 NlA MARKET FUEL PR1CB.
GULFPORT, FL 53,00 FOR RESIDl;NT
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9 MADlERA UEACH MAIUNA 97 S 0.75 S 4.75 S 4,75 N/A MAJU:ET fUEL PRICE,
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10 MARKER 1 144 S 1.00 S 8.50 S 7.65 N/A MARKET FUEL PRICE.
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11 MOSS MARINA 40 S 1.25 $ 12.00 S J2,00 NJA MARKET FtIE1.. MONJliL Y
FT MYERS BEACH, FL RATES. S7.00 IN SUMMER
13 cln' OF NAPLES 80 S 0.95 S 6.25 S 8.75 NlA 10'" DISCOUNT TO COMM
NAPLES, FL f'RJCED PER SUP
14 PAUl GROVE MARINA 86 S 0.90 $ 6.75 $ 6.75 S3,OOOJ MO MARKET; HAD SEA KRlIZ.
Fr, MYERS BEACU, FL + IOH REV +SI.WHEAO fREE f'A1U:lNO
15 SAILFISH MARINA 94 S 3.00 S 11.67 S 15.33 N/A MARKET, MAYBE 10';' on'
PALM BEACH SHORES. FL TO COMl>l ruu. RESORT.
J6 ST. AUGUSTINE MARINA 137 $ 0.9S S 7.s0 s 12.00 S 12.00 SO.JO DISCOUNT > I,OCO OAl.
ST, AUGUSTINE. FL RIVERBOAT &. SIOIrrsliElNO
17 ST PETE MUNICIPAL 610 S 1.00 S 3.21 $ 3.21 $5001 MO fVEL.t SrolUi LEASED OIJT
ST PETERSBURG, FL
18 ST PETE PIER NJA N/A NlA N/A $ 300.00 MS BOlNl'Y PAYS NOnmlO
ST Pl:.'TERSBURO, FL VS. S.O"It REV Bur EXPENSES.
19 PORT OF TAMPA N/A NlA NlA N/A S 1,250,00 NO FUEL
TAMPA. A. ~. 2M REV S1 AR1JO}lT PRINCESS
~O TIERRA VERDE MARINA 100 $ 1.00 $ 5.00 S 5,00 NlA MARKET FUEL PRlCR
llERRA VERDE, FL OPEN WATER
21 TJERRA VERDE Y AC'JlT BASIN 114 NlA S 9.00 $ 9.00 N/A MARKET FUEL PRlCB.
TlERRA VERDE. FL ruIl.RESORT
2Z 'TWEEN WATERS 41 $ 1.45 $ 12.00 $ 550,00 N/A MARKET FUEL PRICK
SANlBEI. CAPTIVA, FL rou. RESORT
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_ ACTUAL RENTAL RATES MAY DIFFER MON11ILV. flUCING FORMULAS "ARl' WIDEL v MofO;>\G MARINAS.
SOURCE: URIlA.N ECONO~Ucs, INC., T,u,fPA. FLORIDA. 1113.21UUI; AJ'R1L, 1996.
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Rental Rates:
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This is a tourist oriented strip center, across from the beach, on busy Gulf Boulevard. The
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Description: One-story strip retaiVoffice center
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600 Mandafay Avenue
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4901 GuJfBoulevard
St. Pete Beach) Florida
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20001 Gulf Boulevard
Indian Shores) Florida
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Single story strip center
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483 Mandalay Avenue
Clearwater Beach, Florida
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1241 Gulf Boulevard
Cleanvater, Florida
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Location: 2300 Gulf BouJevard
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SUBJECT:
Mobile Home Park Study
RECOMMENDATION/MOTION:
City Commission receive the Mobile Home Park Policy document and provide direction to staff,
o and that the appropriate officials be authorized to execute same.
BACKGROUND:
Staff has completed a study of the mobile home parks within the City's jurisdiction and planning
area. The attached staff report provides an inventory of the 40 separate mobUe home parks,
examines the potential conversion factors and proposes specific policies.
Main findings are as follows: Conversion of any of the 40 mobile home parks in the City's Planning
Area depends primarily on the ownership pattern (i.e., It is less likely if the park is a co-op or the
lots are indiVidually owned by the home owners), the condition of the homes and the parks, and the
surrounding zoning designations; three sites are currently under conversion.
Staff recommends future adoption of a Commission policy that references this document,
establishing it as the mechanism to direct staff actions regarding mobile homes.
Reviewed by: I_D-S Originating Department: COltS: Commission Actron:
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Rllk Mgmt. N/A Current F!.cal Year CJ Contlnuld to:
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MOBILE HOME PARK POLICY
INTRODUcnON
Within its jurisdiction and planning area, the City of Clearwater has 40 separate mobile home
parks. These parks provide the City with an important source of affordable housing, adding to the
wide range' of housing opportunities in Clearwater, however, as vacant land for development
becomes more scarce in Clearwater, City staff anticipates conversions of strategically - located
mobile home parks to other uses. Those parks located on major thoroughfares, which are in a
relatively poor state of repair, are partially or wholly potential sites for conversion. Converted sites
receive concurrency and impact fee (credits) for existing uses. In 1995, the Ridgehaven Mobile
Home Park on U,S. 19 was converted to a commercial use, a Circuit City store. Also in 1995, the
Bayview Trailer Park on Gulf to Bay Boulevard was in the process of relocating mobile homes,
likely signaling a future effort to convert this park to a different use, In 1996, staff received a
commercia1 zoning request for the Twin Palms Mobile Home Park on Belcher Road.
Because of this potential for change, and the City's desire to plan for such change while
encouraging the continued use of mobile homes as a source of affordable housing within the City,
the City Commission directed its staff to develop this policy document. This document is intended
to accomplish the following objectives:
)> Establish a comprehensive inventory of mobile home parks within the City of
Clearwater and its planning area.
)> Recognize the importance of mobile homes in providing affordable housing for City
of Clearwater residents; mobile home parks provide a sense of community for the
park residents.
)> Identify potential mobile home park sites where conversion to other uses is likely,
)> Address, in a comprehensive manner, the issues associated with mobile home park
conversion, including loss of affordable housing, relocation of residents, and land
use compatibility with surrounding properties.
After a discussion of each of these topics, specific objectives and policies are provided which
establish City direction regarding the retention and conversion of mobile home parks, It is the
intent of this report to recognize a possible trend in the future and to be prepared to assist those
involved in conversions of mobile home parks.
INVENTORY OF MOBILE HOME PARKS
Map 1 illustrates the location of all mobile home parks within the City and its planning area, These
parks contain a total of 5,519 spaces (includes approximately 175 travel spaces), providing
affordable housing for about 10,0CXl residents,
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The 40 parks range in size from 22 to 361 spaces and 2 to 49 acres. Most of the parks are in single
ownership (34), with three parks being cooperatives and three being platted; 32 parks are located on
roads classified as thoroughfares or arterials.
IMPORTANCE OF MOBll..E HOMES IN CLEARWATER
The 1989 City of Clearwater Comprehensive Plan, in the Housing Element, contains the followmg
policy (policy 13.4.5): "Maintain a minimum of 3,500 acres of the City zoned for densities of
eight (8) to sixteen (16) units per acre and/or for mobile homes in order to accommodate more
affordable sma1llots, small and medium size apartments, and mobile homes, II
The following table illustrates the degree to which mobile home parks are involved in meeting the
goal of Policy 13.4.5.
TABLE - Residential Zoning Districts and Acreages
Incorporated Areas
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Multiple Family Residential "12" 426
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TOfAL 4,644
Mobile homes, therefore, contribute only marginally toward meeting Comprehensive Plan
affordable housing policies, Additionally, City efforts to promote affordable housing are not
directed toward mobile homes, Our direction focuses on single family home ownership, rental and
owner rehabilitation and oUter projects that result in real estate value increases,
MOBILE HOME PARK CONVERSION POTENTIAL
Given Ute increasing value of and scarcity of land in Clearwater and Pinellas County, it is unlikely
that new mobile home park sites will be developed. It is more likely, however, that some existing
mobile home park sites will be converted to oUter residential and nonresidential land uses,
particularly Utose parks under single ownership and located on major Utoroughfares or oUterwise
suitably located property. Surrounding zoning and Ute condition of the mobile homes and parks are
also factors to consider. According to one attorney involved in a current conversion, private
appraisal reports and cost analysis studies assist property owners in conversion decisions,
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Conversion/redevelopment of existing developed mobile home parks in Clearwater is likely to
occur for the following economic, market-ilriven reasons,
)> There is an increasing scarcity of vacant land to build on in the Clearwater area.
> The City of Clearwater offers a very desirable quality of life for residents, visitors
and workers, and the City enjoys a relatively high per capita income, .
> Conversion of existing developed properties allows the use of "credits" for the
existing uses in the payment of impact fees and meeting concurrency requirements
that is not available for vacant property.
)> Many of the existing mobile home park sites were developed in the 1950's and
1960's and owners may not be inclined to upgrade the facilities or provide for
consistent, continuous maintenance of these older parks.
MOBn~'R HOME PARK CONVERSION ISSUES
Mobile home parks within the City of Clearwater are zoned RMH (Residential, Mobile Homes).
Any effort to convert existing mobile'home park sites to other land uses will require a change in
zoning. In addition, changes to the City's Comprehensive Land Use Plan may be required for
conversion of mobile home park sites if the proposed uses change to a higher density residential
classification such as from low to medium density residential land use plan classification or to a
non~residential c1assification such as Commercial General (CG). Alternatively, mobile home park
sites would be appropriate for public education facilities.
State law requires local governments to detennine that adequate mobile home parks or other
suitable facilities exist for the relocation of the mobile home owners prior to taking official action
including approval of a rezoning which results in the removal or relocation of mobile home owners.
Legal staff has advised that recent case law has struck down as an unconstitutional taking without
just compensation, the portion of the mobile home regulatory statute (F.S. 723.061(2)) which had
required mobile home park owners either to pay tenants' cost of moving to other parks or to
purchase tenants' homes.
This required procedural review gives the City the opportunity to play an active part in addressing
the issues of concern. Relocation of existing residents, land use compatibility, and provision of
affordable housing can addressed as part of the rezoning process.
OBJECTIVES AND POLICIES
OQjective 1.0 - Mobile homes are a component of the City of Clearwater's stock of affordable
housing and should be maintained as a housing option for existing and future residents, so long as
they are located outside the coastal high hazard zone,
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Policy 1.1 - The City of Clearwater shall continue to use and maintain Ute RMH zoning
classification to define existing mobile home park properties and to establish clear standards
for any future development of new mobile home parks.
OQjective 2,0 - Detennination of Mequate facilities for relocation of mobile home owners shall
occur prior to official City action, including approval of rezoning.
Policy 2.1 - The Citr shall make a determination that adequate mobile home parks or oUter
suitable facilities exJst for the relocation of mobile home owners prior to taking official
action, including approval of a rezoning, which results in Ute removal or relocation of
mobile home owners. In so doing, Ute City may consider voluntary arrangements or
agreements with Ute Clearwater Housing AuUtority or Clearwater Neighborhood Housing
Services to relocate qualifying residents or oUter voluntary arrangements for relocation of
mobile home residents displaced Utrough the conversion process; however, the City shall
not require such arrangements as a Ct'lndition of rezoning or other approval.
Objective 3.0 - Conversion of existing mobile home park sites to other land uses shall be
compatible with sUITOlmding land uses,
Policy 3,1 -The Planned Development zoning classification shall be utilized for mobile
home park sites that are proposed to be converted to another land use category where
. determined necessary to address site specific buffering, land use compatibility or other
design issues.
Policy 3,2 - City development review processes and procedures shall be evaluated in light
of this policy document, wiUt any needed changes to implement the specific goals,
objectives and policies of this document completed by July 18, 1997,
Attached is a table of the existing mobile home parks located within the City of Clearwater
planning, area which includes unincorporated enclave areas. Park conditions and potential
conversion factors are given. There are a few sites on the list which are currently in the process of
being converted to other uses, including Bayview Trailer Park (vacant land), 3035 Gulf-To-Bay
Boulevard, Ridge Haven Trailer Parkt 24244 US Highway 19 (converted to a commercial plan
development - Circuit City) and Twin Palms Trailer Park, 2202 Gulf-To-Bay Boulevard (currently
being rezoned to commercial general).
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Agenda Cover Memorandum
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SUBJECT:
Clearwater Beach Community Redevelopment District
RECOMMENDATION/MOTION:
Receive Information concerning a Community Redevelopment District on Clearwater Beach and
direct staff to Initiate the process to determine the need for such district.
D and that the appropriate officials be authorized to execute same,
SUMMARY:
· The City Commission has recently received a report evaluating redevelopment potential of the "South
Mandalay. area of Clearwater Beach, The consultant projected a number of specific benefits of
redevelopment,
· The Commission has directed staff to prepare supplementary information regarding the establishment of a
Community Redevelopment District on Clearwater Beach. The decisions and steps involved in establishing
such a district are provided in Attachment A.
· Attachment B lists the preliminary scope of services we would expect from a consultant preparing the
determination of need for a Community Redevelopment District and, if warranted, a Redevelopment Plan
for Clearwater Beach,
· Attachment C illustrates the area recommended for analysis as a potential Community Redevelopment
District.
· Staff requests Commission direction with regard to this matter. We recommend strong consideration be
given to further analysis of the need for and the benefits of a Community Redevelopment District on the
beach.
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ISSUE/DECISION COMMISSION ACfION RECOMMENDA TIONI
REOUESTED STAFF ACTION
DETERMINATION OF . COMMISSION APPROVAL OF . PREPARE RFP (SEE A1T. B)
NEED BY CONSULTANf CONTRACT TO . SHORT-LIST CONSULTING
CONSULT ANf (DATE: PREPARE PLAN FIRMS
SEPTEMBER ~ . COMMISSION ACTION RE: . MAKE RECOMMENDATION TO
DECEMBER., 1996) DETERMINATION OF NEED COMMISSION
CRA COMPOSITION DECISION REGARDING CRA eRA CONSIST OF COMMISSION
MEMBERSHIP IF DETERMINATION MEMBERS ONLY
OF NEED WARRANTS CRA
CRA AREA DECISION REGARDING AREA AS SPECIFIED IN DETERMINATION
COVERED BY CRA IF OF NEED, (SEE A TT. C FOR STUDY
DETERMINATION OF NEED AREA)
WARRANTS CRA
"SUNSETIINO" OF CRA . INITIAL DECISION STAFF'S INITIAL
REGARDING "SUNSETIING" RECOMMENDATION IS TO
. FINAL DECISION REGARDING "SUNSET" TIlE BEACH CRA IN 10-
"SUNSETfING" (AFTER eRA 15 YEARS; WE WILL INCLUDE AN
PLAN DEVELOPMEN1) ANALYSIS OF TInS MATIBR IN
TIlE CRA PLAN RFP. IF THIS PLAN
IS WARRANTED BY
DETERMINATION OF NEED. WITH
A FINAL DECISION TO BE MADE
BY THE COMMISSION UPON PLAN
ADOPTION
INITIAL CONTACT FORMAL REQUEST TO INmATE . INFORMAL CONTACf WIlli
WITH PINELLAS CRA COUNTY ADMINISTRATOR
COUNTY (DATE: . TRANSMIT FORMAL REQUEST
AUGUST, 1996 AND TO INITIA TE CRA (IF
JANUARY. 1997) WARRANTED BY
DETERMINATION OF NEED)
PREPARATION OF CRA COMMISSION AFPROV AL OF . PREPARE RFP (SEEA 17. B)
PLAN (DATE: CONSULTANT CONTRACf TO . SHORT-LIST CONSULTING
FEBRUARY TIlROUGH PREPARE PLAN FIRMS
1UL Y, 1997) . MAKE RECOMMEND A TION TO
COMMISSION
PLAN APPROVAL ADOPTIONOFBEACHCRAPLAN . ASSIST IN PLAN PREPARATION
(DATE: 1UL Y . MAKE RECOMMENDATIONS
THROUGH SEPTEMBER, TO COMMISSION
1997) . TRANSMIT CRA PLAN TO
COUNTY AND PPC FOR
REVIEW AND APPROVAL
RFP'S FOR PROJECTS COMMISSION APPROVAL OF ANY . PREPARE RFP'S
LISTED IN PLAN NECESSARY CONTRACTS. . SHORT -LIST CONSULTING
(DATE: PER PLAN CONDEMNATIONS, BTC, FIRMS
SCHEDULE) . MAKE RECOMMENDATIONS
TO COMMISSION
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eRA STEPS FOR APPROVAL
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AREAS OF ANALYSIS
Clearwater Beach eRA
DETERMINATION OF NEED
Determine need for community redevelopment designation, concentrating on issues
identified by the Blue Ribbon Task Force, business groups, City officials, and citizens,
including:
. Traffic circulation inadequacies, including pedestrian access,
. Age and functional obsolescence of tourist-related buildings,
. Off- and on-street parking inadequacies,
. Land assembly issues.
. Incompatibility with code requirements.
. Public safety.
. Other issues identified by the consultant
PUBLIC INPUT
. Hold a minimum of six public meetings to elicit public input on the CRA Plan,
. Hold a two day design charrette to develop redevelopment project, urban design,
pedestrian access, traffic circulation, and parking alternatives,
FINANCIAL FORECASTING
. Project TIF revenue and provide recommendations on any necessary bonding that
might be anticipated given proposed public projects,
. Prepare a comparative analysis of projected property value and tax revenue changes
under the "status quo" and recommended redevelopment alternatives, with a focus
on both General Fund and TIF revenues,
PUBLIc/pRIV ATE PARTNERSHIPS
.. Identify alternative private sector redevelopment projects based on corrective
actions developed in the plan; identify and evaluate parcel assembly needs; identify
and evaluate underutilized properties,
. Evaluate City owned property for redevelopment potential; identify necessary
property assembly requirements; make recommendations for redevelopment land
uses,
. Provide standards for the comparative evaluation of RFP's for specific projects,
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. . Make recommendations with regard to streetscape and other right~of-way
improvements, including alternatives for resolving backout parking and pedestrian
. accessibility concerns.
II Address parking issues arising from proposed redevelopment,
. Identify options for design review implementation, including facade improvement
grant and loan programs.
. Identify options for improving traffic circulation.
. Identify options for increasing and promoting public waterfront access to both
Oearwater Harbor and tile Gulf of Mexico.
. Provide recommendations on temporary commercial parking, outdoor display,
sidewalk cafe, and sidewalk vendor land uses,
. Make recommendation on "'sunsetting" of eRA.
. Address identified public safety issues.
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Agenda Cover Memorandum
Heetfng Date: ____
SUBJECT:
city Hall Project Update
RECOMMENDA~ION/HOTION:
Provide direction to staff regarding city Hall options.
end that the epproprfate officials be authorized to execute same,
BACKGROUND:
A contractual arrangement was entered with Rowe Architects and the city on
January 7, 1993 (amended June 20, 1994) to provide the existing city Hall
building with certain renovations and code updates. The building is
approximately 25,000 square feet and was constructed in 1964. Creative/Beers,
a General Contractor, and the city entered into a contractual arrangement on
August 24, 1994.
The city commission approved a construction budget of $500,000, less
landscaping and irrigation work.
The scope of architectural fees was a part of overall (MSB, PO, Parking Garage,
etc.) contract funding, exclusive of the $500,000 budget, and has been expended
on city Hall as follows:
Budqet
Invoice
Schematic Design
Design Development
Construction Documents
Bidding/Negotiation Phase
Construction/Admin Phase
Total
$12,064
14,406
27,088
3,270
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creative/Beers has received bids that will be expended and the approximate
amount of work that will be accomplished for the budgeted $500,000.
A copy of Plans will be available. A copy of Bids will be available.
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There are certain areas and items that were omitted or not properly analyzed
during the programming phase. Particular costs cannot be determined until
specific direction 1s given to the Architect (i.e., upgrade to the Commission
Chambers as related to electrical/HVAC issues) in some instances.
The $500,~00 budget will only provide a minimal level of construction
renovations.
This is a scope of work prepared by Rowe Architects. The scope was based on
known programmed needs. Additions or changes to the existing scope of work
will incur additional architectural fees. The additional fees will have to be
determined on a case-by-case basis. Therefore, these fees may be a "surprise
cost" at later dates.
options - see attached report from Rowe Architects.
I am aware of three additional work stations that will need to be added to the
scope of work. The funding for architectural work will be an additional fee,
however, the cost impact will be minimal and should be included in the $500,000
base price.
Asbestos is located in various locations throughout the city Hall structure.
Abatement procedures will need to be initialized in areas where construction
tasks encounters asbestos. I feel that this situation may cause some
additional construction cost depending on the location of contamination and the
type of abatement procedure that will be necessary.
The following is a list of non- or partial-funded projects associated with City
Hall:
A. The HVAC System:
The systems main components, a 55 ton chiller, a 45 ton chiller and a
50 horsepower air handler are in poor condition and have reached the
end of their useful lives. The 45 ton chiller, which is 22 years old,
is not functioning at all. The chiller's compressors, condensing coil
and evaporator fans have all failed. The 55 ton chiller, also 22 years
old, has had recurring maintenance problems with the condensing coil
and the refrigerant cycle. The air handler, which is 32 years old, has
a condensate pan which is almost rusted through and may not continue to
be serviceable. We have been experiencing leaks in the chilled water
distribution system and have had to re-pipe several parts of the
system.
It should be noted that repair and replacement of the system parts
frequently require the use of cranes. The size and weight of the
components combined with the narrow stairway to the penthouse makes
this necessary.
The air handler ,is ten years older than the chillers. The original
chiller was a natural gas driven absorption machine which was, as I
understand, removed because of excessive down. time and maintenance
costs.
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A great deal of auxiliary work will need to be done in order to replace
the existing equipment. The roof to the penthouse will need to be
removed and then replaced to change out the air handler. The new
chillers will require adapt ion of the existing structural steel. Most
of the electrical service for the penthouse is 32 years old and will
need to be redone. The chilled and hot water piping are as old as the
chillers and will need to be redone.
The project, from start to finish, will take an estimated four weeks to
complete.
The air distribution system was installed during the original
construction of the building. This part of the HVAC system, while
containing major deficiencies, is not currently at a point where it
will prohibit the building from being operational. The replacement of
this system will require an excessive amount of interior demolition
work and, while it is not necessary to replace it immediately, it
should be replaced in the near future.
Estimated Cost Non-funded:
HVAC
Associated Work/Fees
'I'OTAL
$250,000
237.000
$487,000
Rowe Architect's analysis of the HVAC system is attached.
B. Phones
We have already purchased all the phones and the remote fiber shelf
required to add city Hall to the PBX located in the Police Department.
We may experience some lease/rental costs if we need to lease any
additional trunk lines from GTE to support this building.
, There is an old records storage shed located at the north end of the
parking lot and west of the Baptist Church property. The shed is no
longer a primary storage area for records by the city Clerk's office.
The main GTE telephone centra net truck lines for city Hall are located
in this facility.
The original programming for city Hall did not include this building.
The building has been and will continue to be a high maintenance
facility.
A meeting is scheduled with GTE on July 25, 1996, to determine the
feasibility of putting the telephone lines in a weather proof exterior
box or run the lines into City Hall. Should this be a feasible
undertaking, then the cost estimates will be submitted for relocating
the phone lines and demolishing the structure.
Funded Cost:
$94,538.04
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c. Fiber oDtics
The project to install fiber from the MSB to city Hall is already
funded and substantially complete. The fiber drop is located in the'
3rd floor city Hall computer room. Costs are as follows:
1. A 12 ct. fiber optic ,cable from the third floor communications
riser closet of the city services Building to city Hall as
specified. All cabling will terminate in patch panels and mount
on a provided 19" stand alone rack. All fibers will be terminated
and tested for client approval.
Cost:
$15,557.90
2. One 4'~'conduit from the Main conduit system to the city Hall
Building as specified. A 2/' EMT conduit is included for internal
routing if needed.
Cost:
$69,945.50
3. A 12 ct. (six active, six dark) single mode Fiber optic cable from
the third floor Master Control Room of the City Services Building
(MSB) to city Hall as specified. Cabling will be terminated in a
provided patch panel and stand alone rack for immediate use. Only
six fibers will be active at this time. All active fibers will be
terminated and tested for client approval. Fiber Optic assemblies
are not included in this proposal.
Cost:
$1",462.00
4. The cabling for telecommunications and data lines inside the
building has not been coordinated with the architect. city staff
, from the Informational services Division estimate the cost at
$50,000. It is believed that the outlet cost was programmed in
the Basic Cost developed by Rowe Architects. The outlet cost will
be verified prior to the commencement of construction work.
cabling Funded cost: $99,985.40
Cabling Non-funded cost: $50,000.00
D. Computers and Network Equipment
Information services (IS) has already purchased the PCs required for
city Hall. IS 'has not purchased the network equipment (servers,
routers, network software, Microsoft suite).
Computers (65) purchased/funded:
Network equipment funded:
TOTAL:
$65,793.00
$96,701.12
$162,494.12
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E. Community Outreach
Community Outreach staff had requested the services of an expert
consultant to provide a scope of work to design the commission Chambers
Video and Audio upgrades. The city's architect was not aware of the
oonsultants work and did not give this any consideration during the
programming phase.
There may be some additional cost involved in the architects electrical
and HVAC plans, plus architectural fees. These costs will not be
determined until authorization is granted to pursue these upgrades.
The exact cost that will need to be budgeted for the upgrades can be
determined after the programming is completed with the Commission/staff
to select the equipment that fulfills the needs. Estimates provided
are based on cost ranges that are dependent upon the quality and type
of equipment selected.
Non-funded Cost:
Non-funded Cost:
TOTAL:
Range
video $146,000 - $210,000
Audio $ 36.800 - $ 44.500
$182,800 - $254,500*
* less electrical, HVAC, architectural, etc.
(See attached memos/consultant's report from Carrie Huntley)
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Basic Code/Minor Renovations
Architect Fees
Contractor Fees *
Phones
Fiber Optics from MSB
Computers
A. Network Equipment
500,000
72,628
none to date
94,538.04
99,985.40
65,793.00
96,701.12
Enqlneering/Consultants/etc. ** not determined
subtotal $929,645.56
* At the OCT meeting on 7/23/96, Jay Fortune (Creative/Beers) offered
the statement that costs have been minimal, but have not been
invoiced.
*. Rowe Architects were requested to furnish total cost for structure/
site analyses. The information has not been r~ceived as of this
date.
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NON-FUNDED COSTS:
HVAC System 250,000
A. Auxiliary Work 237,000
Demolition of Shed To be determined
A. Relocate main phone distribution feed
Cablinq (Interior data/telecommunications 50,000
Video 146,000 - 210,000
Audio 36,800 - 44,500
Less associated construction/architectural fees No estimate
Landscaping No estimate
Irrigation No estimate
Subtotal $719,800
TOTAL
$1,649,445.56
The above listed funded and non-funded needs are the current status of the City
Hall project. I feel that the design build system used to date did not permit
the proper programming that would address all of the issues. The $500,000
allotted fund for renovation will not add to the life expectancy of this
facility but will bring the city Hall into Life Safety Code conformity plus
some minor renovations.
Expending funds in the IInon funded" areas will make the operational aspects
significantly better. Some of the costs are necessary to complement funds
already expended. The HVAC equipment upgrade is the most important
expenditure that will increase the life expectancy of the structure.
By spending the total $1.649.445.56, with the exception of the HVAC equipment,
the maintenance cost will continue to escalate as can be anticipated with a 32
year old structure. Should you wish to address considerations of building life
expectancy, relocation of the commission Chambers area (eliminating the need
for a stair tower), maintenance cost, etc., then I would recommend replacing
the design build concept with a traditional architectural/contractor
relationship.
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OPTION TWO .. MINIMAL MECHANICAL AND ELECTRICAL CHANGES
This optron assumes no additional work over that descrIbed In the
base bid and only that archItectural work that Is absolutely
necessary to accommodate the replacement of the two chl1lers.
air handling unit. VAV boxes and accessories.
1. Minor work necessary at mechanical penthouse,
Allowance $ 33.00:>
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LETTER OF TRANSMITTAL
June 11, 1996
Mr. Dean Rowe, AlA
ROWE. ARCHITECTS, INC.
100 ~adison Street, Suite 200
Tampa, Florida 33602-4704
RE: Clearwater City Services Center
RAI Project No. 2846.13
AEI Project No. 94137
The following are att~ched for your use:
1.
AEI letter, dated 6/11/96,
renovation.
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costs and FEE,
REMARKS:
A. This information was forwarded by FAX (12 pages,
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Mr. H. Dean Rowe, FAIA
ROWE ARCHITECTS, INC.
100 Madison Street, Suite 200
Tampa" Florida 33602-4704
RE: Clearwater City Hall
RAI Project No. 2846.13
AEI Pr~ject No. 94137
Dear Mr. Rowe:
'As you requested, this letter reviews several options for
Mechanical and Electrical renovations to this building.
Three options are presented based on the amount of
renovations required:
· Option 1: Maximum Work
· Option 2: Intermediate Level of Work
· Option 3: Minimum Work
OPTION 1: Maximu~ Work:
In February 1993, an existing conditions survey was performed
for this building. The analysis of the survey indicated that
the Mechanical and Electrical systems' were at the end of
their useful lives and they should be replaced (see five page
'summary, attached). A major benefit to their replacement was /'
improved systems efficiency (lower operating costs) as well
as improved performance (better room temperature control,
lower water consuming plumbing fixtures, and improved
lighting).
JThis option provided for new HVAC systems (two new high
efficiency rooftop chillers, two new penthouse air handling
units, new .low temperature ductwork, new fan powered VAV
bOKes, new heating boiler, and new temperature controls).
Similarly, the plumbing systems recommended new water and
drainage piping, new low water use plumbing fixtures, and new
gas piping. A complete fire protection (sprinklers and
standpipes) was recommended and a new remote fire pump would
serve' the building systems (to comply with Code). A new
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electrical system was recommended (new service, entrance
wiring capable of present day electrical demands), new high
efficiency lighting, and new fire alarm and communications
systems. The systems provided would be similar to the modern
systems installed in the new Municipal Service Building and,
new Police Headquarters Building.
A recent meeting with Messrs. Bill Baird and Jim Wood
confirmed, that the Mechanical and Electrical systems are
approaching the end of their useful lives. Besides~
difficulties in obtaining spare parts, component failure
rates are increasing. For example, one of the two chillers
is not operating until repairs can be made. If the larger
(rather than smaller) chiller had failed, the building would
'not be able to maintain cooling if a Commission Meeting was
held before repairs were completed.
Other conditions of the systems include:
~ Numerous water leaks in chilled water piping are ~
occurring.
· The air handling unit has a rusted drain pan.
· Duct leaks continue to be patched~
· Access to several VAV boxes is not possible unless
renovations (walls) that have been added are removed.
· The pneumatic controls system is out of calibration anrl
causing operating challenges for maintenance staff.
· Plumbing leaks continue (an especially high frequency in
1993).
· The Electrical system continues to be patched (bus bars
in the penthouse Motor Control Center have been
replaced) .
· Replacement circuit breakers are becoming very hard to
locate.
· The insulation on conductors is hardening and cracking.
PPTION 2: lntermediate Work:
This option is intended to be a variation between the Maximum
Work (Option 1) and Minimum Work (Option '3). While it is
theoretically possible to perform some intermediate work
level'for each of the systems, practically it is not viable,
since the cost effectiveness of postponing part of the work
results in significantly higher total construction costs.
Therefore, for the purposes of this analysis, this level of
work: is limited to only replacement of the two chillers,
replacement of the existing air handling unit, replacement ot
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VAV boxes, and accesories (since these are the major two
components immediately affecting building operation). Since
the equipment is only being replaced in-kind and system
redesign is not occurring, the remainder of the building
systems do not have to be changed to meet present day ,Codes
(such as larger outside air quantities).
Again, while this minimal/intermediate work replaces these
components, their usefulness and sizing in a new modern day
system will require more chillers (additional capacity). The
old sizing does not provide enough COOling for new Code
required vontilation. If the equipment is oversized now for
the future, the building's electrical system will require
upgrading to present day Code, since the old system provides
less cooling and uses less electricity.
OPTION 3: Minimum WOrkt
This year (1996), minor renovations were planned that we~e
primarily intended to address immediate Code deficiencies
(such as the addition of a separate exit from the third floor
assembly area). However, work was severely limited to only
the most pressing items, due to a previously established
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OPTION 2 is not recommended, since the replacement chillers,
air handling unit, VAV boxes, and accessories will have
limited usefulness in the modern mechanical system when it is
finally implemented.
OPTION 3 is not recommended since it results in wasted effort
(some of the work being performed to satisfy immediate Code
require~ents would not be used if OPTION 1 was selected).
If a major equipment item or major system component
replacement was necessitated immediately (such as a chiller
or air handling unit failure), the replacement unit would not
be as useful in a new system as if it were designed as part
or an overall retrofit. For example, a luw temperature air
system would use different equipment of different capacities
as the old conventional system components being used now.
Additionally, if a system component failure occurs before
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HVAC SYSTEM DESCRIPTION~
The HVAC System consists of: two rooftop air cooled chillers
(45 tons and 5S. tons nominal), one ~ir handling unit,
distribution ductwork throughout the building, dual duct
mixing Qoxes, and air distribution ductwork to the individual
spaces. A chilled water pump circulates water between two
outdoor chillers and the indoor air handling unit coil. A
penthouse mounted hot water generator (boiler) supplies hot
water to a heating coil in the air handling unit (in the hot
deck position). Ductwork was observed to be galvanized
steel. Return air enters the ceiling space from offices
through ce1ling grilles and slots in light f1y.tures. Above
the ceiling, a return air plenum is used where ~ir is routed
across the ceiling, up through shafts, and into the air
handling unit. Outside air is supplied to both return air
duct branches serving the air handling unit. Standard
filters have been provided in return air connections to the
air handling unit. Controls in the building were observed to
be pneumatic (pneumatic thermostats and pneumatic controlled
dual duct mixing boxes). A penthouse mounted con~rols air
compressor has been provided. In the office spaces, air is
distributed through light fixture air troffers, and with some
supplemental diffusers in selected locations. The main ducts
connects to these light troffers u~ing flexible insulated
ductwork. A penthouse exhaust fan removes air from toilet
rooms on each floor.
PLUMBING SYSTEM DESCRIPTION:
The plumbing system in the building consists of: flush valve
floor mounted water closets; flush valve urinals; wall
mounted lavatories (both hot and cold water and cold water
only fixtures); floor drains in common area toilet rooms;
electric water coolers in common areas= and remote sinks at
selected locations. The record drawings indicated a buried
3 inch cold water service entrance from the east, a 5 inch
sanitary drain leaving to the west; a 2 inch buried gas pipe
which is routed up through the building to the rooftop
penthouse mounted gas fired hot water generator (boiler);
and 8 inch storm dr8in le8ving the building to the south.
Drainage piping was observed to be cast iron in visible
locations. Storm drainage consists of: roof drains;
vertical pipes down to the building i and the 8 inch storm
_drain leaving the building. Selected areas had plumbing
fixtures partially modified for use by the physically
handicapped,
FIRE PROTECTION SYSTEM DESCRIPTION:
The fire protection system for the building consists of: a 6
inch fire protection servlce entrance (data obtained from
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hose cabinets on each of the three levels for each of the two
risers (2-1/2 inch valve and 1-1/2 inch valve with hose): and
8 roof manifold (connected to one.of the two risers). Piping
was observed to be steel,
ELECTRICAL SYSTEMS DESCRIPTION:
Power is supplied to the building from an outdoor, u~111ty
company transformer at 208Y/120 volts, 3 phase, 4 wirE!.
Power enters underground and serves a 1,000 amp main
sw1 tchboard. with 1,000 amp main cil.-cui t breaker ~ The
switchboard conte ins seven distribution circuit breakers
distributing power to various panelboards throughout the
building. From the panelboards, circuit breakers distribute
power to the final equipment, receptacles, and other devices.
A connection ahead of the main cireui t breaker has been
provided for "emergency.. lighting. This "emergency" systems
supplies. a 50 amp panelboard serving exit and corridor
lighting and some receptacles. Selected conductors observed
during the site v'isit were observed to be cqpper. It was
reported that some aluminum feeders had been replaced
recently. Conductors were observed to be installed in
conduit, where visible. A power connection to the building
from an outdoor portable generator wes observed.
Lighting on the project consists of: fluorescent, retrofitted
incandescent, and other lighting throughout the spaces. Exit
signs have been located at selected points of egress in the
common area lobbies and 1n some office areas. Similarly,
emergency lighting units (with battery packs) have been
installed in stairwells and common area lobby spaces, for
egress during a power interruption.
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consists of: manual pull stations; audible alarm devices; and
a main fire alarm control panel.
The telephone system for the building consists of: conduits
wi th service entrance conductors: telephone . terminal
backboardS on each floor: and individual telephone wiring
(cabling) to order devices throughout the facilities.
A rooftop lightning protection system has not been provided
for the building.
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CITY HALL BUILDING
HVAC SYSTEM ANALYSIS:
The capacity of the existing cooling equipment to serve the
building (100 tons for 25,363 square ft) corresponds to 253
square feet per ton. This quantity falls within the ASHRAE
recommended 190- 360 square feet per ton for office buildings
(ASHRAB GRP manual). The present rooftop air cooled chillers
are approximately 18 years old and have approached the end of
their useful life (20 years recommend by ASH RAE Applications
Handbook, page 33.3). In addition, compressors. and condenser
coils have been replaced and reworked, and the controls were
also observed to have been reworked. The existing air
h~ndling unit is approximately 28 years old and is
approaching the end of its useful life. The existing air
handing unit has had the heating coil replaced 18 years ago
when the steam system was replaced with the present hot water
system. The ductwork in the building is still functional but
is also approaching the end of its useful l1fa (30 years
recommend by ASHRAE Applications Handbook, page 33.3). The
ceiling mounted mixing boxes for temperature control are also
approximately 28 years old and have become obstructed in
several locations, due to partitions being added in the space
below their access area. The present air handling system
does not have components that meet the present indoor air
quality requirements of Code (1992 SMC 307.1.1 which
references ASHRAE Standard 62). The operating efficiency
(energy use) of the system is also expected to be poor, due
to the lack of modern controls and the oversized chilling
equipment. The toilet room exhaust system did not remove all
odors (poor air circulation was perceived during the site
visit) .
Overall, due to the age of. the equipment and present day
Codes, complete system replacement is recommended, whether
the building is renovated, altered, or added to.
PLUMBING SYSTEM ANALYSIS:
The plumbing systems have fixtures that are functional but do
not allow for access by the physically handicapped. The
electric water heater serving the selected hot water
fixtures is also old and is expected to require replacement.
While 1eaks have not been reported to be a major problem, the
age of the piping is expected to cause 'increased leaks as it
ages. The gas piping is routed below the slab, up through
the building and requires replacement, to comply with present
day Code, for safety reasons' (1992 standard Gas Code,
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Overall, due to the age of the equipment and due to aaiety
reasons (buried gas piping), complete system replacement is
recommended, whether the building is renovated, altered, or
added to.
FIRE PROTECTION ANALYSIS:
The fire protection hose valves are served by a pipe that
runs below the building and leaks may develop in the area
that is not accessible, causing building damage. A sprinkler
system is strongly recommended to be provided for the three
story building, whether or not it is a present day Code
minimum requirement. The direction of Code is to sprinkler
buildings for improved life safety.
Overall, due to the location of the burled pipe below the
building and the lack of a fire pump (for the 65 psig minimum
standpipe water 'supply), complete system r.eplacement is
recommended, whether the building is renovated, alterad, or
added to.
ELECTRICAL SYSTEM ANALYSIS:
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breaker have the capacity to provide approximately 14 volt-
amps per square foot (for the 25,363 sq foot building). This
quantity is minimal, using present day standards for
electronic equipment (with their assoqiated power load and
cooling requirements). However, it falls within the accepted
range for an office building. The installation of the main
switchgear on the first floor does not allow the present Code
required working space (1990 NEC, 101.6). The electrical
distribution in the building does not have isolated ground
conductors or isolated grounding strips in panelboards for
modern day equipment. Numerous modifications and
rearrangements have occurred during the years with resulting
system rewiring from the panelboards to the branch circuits.
Similarly, the lighting system does not have the efficacy
that present day systems have. As a result, larger than
needed amounts of light (with corresponding excess amounts of
heat release) are experienced. The fire alarm system was not
observed to have a modem connection to a central monitoring
system for the fire protection system ( flow awi tah not
observed), The fire alarm system does not have
audible/visual devices and the mounting heights for devices
(manual pullstations are recommended to be lowered, for the
handicapped. Add1 tional exit signs and emergency lighting
units (both with emergency power backup) are required, to
meet exiting requirements. The observed electrical conduits
~ did not have full support required by present day Code (such
a5.1990 NEe 348)~ The building also does not have a lightning
protection system, to protect the facility at 1 ts present
location near the shoreline. The condition of the electrical
system appeared satisfactory but ia appears to be approaching
the end of its useful life. It is expected that
approximately 5 to 10 years maximum additional life would be
expected without numerous rework. Also, modifications to the
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CONSULTING ENGINEERS
June 11, 1996
INCORPORATED
H ARB 0 R. F LOA IDA 3 4 6 8 5
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Mr. H. Dean Rowe,' FAIA
ROWE ARCHITECTS, INC.
100 Madison Street, Suite 200
Tampa, Florida 33602-4704
RE: ' Clearwater City Hall
RAI project No. 2846,13
AEIproject No. 94137
Dear Mr. Rowe:
As previously noted in the original Municipal Services
Building design, communications systems (such as telephone,
computer, video, and security) are not included in the above
construction costs. It is noted that the origInal Municipal
Services Building was priced within budget. Furthermore, the
present bidding climate is also favorable. A~ a result, we
beli~ve these construction costs can be achieved.
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This letter presents our estimate of construction cost and
our FEE for the Mechanical and Electrical Systems in our
Options 1 and 2. I
OPTION 1: NfYimum Wor~ (complete renovation).
The oivision 15 and Division 16 construction costs are
estimated to be:
. HVAC ' $ 14.50 I GSF
, . Plumbing 2.35 / GSF
. Fire Protection 2.00 I GSF
" . Electrical 8.75 L Gsr
TOTAL $ 27. 60 I GS F x 25,000 SF := $690,000
~: Our FEE for the OPTJON 1 Mechanical and Electrical Work
is based on the OMS fee curve for a $1,500,000 total cost
,( Fee curve "D" for a total build'ing renovation of an office
building):
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June 11, 1996
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OPTION 2: Intermediate Level o~ Work (replace two chillers,'
air handling unit, VAV boxes, and accessories only).
The Division 15 and Division 16 constructions costs are
estimated to be:
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HVAC
Electrical
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is based on the OMS fee curve for a total cost (Fee curve "C"
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8.4% x 0.67 x $275,000
=
$ 15,480
Please contact me if you, have any questions.
Very truly yours,
ARCHITECTURAL ENGINEERING INCORPORATED
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cc: Jeff Harper, Information Management Director
laura Crook, Information Management Asst. Director
Date: July 24, 1996
RE: Commission Chamber Terevlsion Equipment
Attached \s the report which you requested regarding possible television system upgrades for
City Hall Chambers. The report includes a range of options coverJng video, audio and
meeting management equipment. Pricing for each Item follows a general description.
The equipment in the Commission Chambers Is the property of Time Warner, and is no longer
adequate for the needs and quality of our televised coverage. This equipment has reached
the end of Its useful life and experJences frequent problems and break downs. In addition, the
audio and video output of the equipment is frequently of poor qual ity. Replacing only the
minImal equipment necessary to upgrade the system is estimated to cost approximately
$146,000 for video related items; $44,000 for audio related items,
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Additional equipment to be consIdered for the enhancement of Public I Board member
interaction and televisIon coverage include the following:
. Electronic Vote Tally Board. This equipment reports the individual votes of each
Commissioner in illuminated display. It is estimated to cost $8,000 ~ $11,000,
. Visual Automated Timekeeper. This equipment provides a visual indication of the time
allotment (or a given speaker. It's estimated to cost approximately $5,000,
The above esti mated costs are based on general catalog prices and specific detal Is of the
equipment needs have not been prepared, Bi~ prices may dIffer slightly.
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RE: Cost range for Commission Chambers Video & Audio upgrade
At the agenda meeting on Tuesday, July 9 you had requested that I provide you with a price
range for purchasing and installing video equipment in Commission Chambers. A good
estimate, based on the specifications we received from Digital Video Systems, would be
$165,000 M $~1 0,000.
The upgrade would include the following equipment:
. television cameras
. stage lighting
. control room electronics
. copy stand
. vote tally board
. visual automated timekeeper
In addition, upgrading the audio system would cost between $36,800 - $44,500, based on
the specifications from Digital Video System.
I've enclosed DVS's specifications for your information,
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Dear Cl!rrie~
We ha\'C put togethcr thc list of possible upgrades to tbe City of Cleanvatcr Commissioner's Chambers,
Thc)' are broken down by category, Each category has a description of what thc function is and how it
"ill improve your system.
At the end oreach category is 8 price range, This price range.is looselybascd on specific pieces of
equipment. After you get a reel for what thc actual budget is. if needed. ll'C can scale back somc of these
items or possible not include entire sections in this phase oC impro\'ements, They could possibly be added
at a later date.
'I understand }'OU found ou.t fairly r<<ently Ih3tlhe architect needs information on this system,
Unfortunately wc need to go through the budget phase first. which \\ill enable us to put the exact
equipment package together, The equipment package will dictate what the architect needs to knOw.
There arc some general ideas. that Ute architect can plan for. They are mentioned in the following pages,
They can call me ifthere is any additional infonnatlon they think I \\il1 be able to provide at this point.
I look fom"Drd to hearing back from )00 soon. so wc can IJIO\'C Convard on this and finally aeale the final
specifications.
Please gi\'e me a call il).ou ha\'C any questions or concerns.
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The video system consists of the control room electronics, monilorlng and
switching equipment. The functionality of this system will be for switching and
camera control during B,"Y live events. In addition, the ability to do some post-
production will be provided.
The camera system can be done with lower cost (and quality) 51n919 chip
cameras or with belter 3-chip cameras, The system therefore will be divided into
the following categories:
. Single chip camera system
. 3-Chip camera system
. Video Monitors in auditorium
. Control Room Equipment
. Lighting system
. . Vote Tally board
. Visual Automated Timekeeper
In general, there will be four cameras in the system. One will be a -fixed-
camera with an overview shot of the entire console Dies area, The other three
cameras will be controllable. There will be one camera in the rear corner behind
the Commissioners Dias looking back at the auditorium area, There win be one
camera on each side of the room, positioned so that they can be used for the
Commissioners Dlas area or for the work table dewn front.
The cameras wUl be housed in recessed domes, These are similar to what you
would find in a department store security system. They make the cameras very
unobtrusive as well as eliminate the noise associated with moving the position of
the cameras,
In the control room there will be full remote control of the movable cameras,
Each camera can be operated manually or through preset camera positions.
SlnQle chip camera system
The single chip camera system will provide 460 horizontal lines of resolution
using a 2/3- interline transfer ceo, This will provide for very good video under
the controlled lighting of this system. These cameras would not have camera
control unils for operator adjustment. They would be auto white balancing so
some differences In picture color may be seen from time to time.
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The cost of this system. including the panltilt drives, housings and their
installation wIU be approximate:y $38.000,
3~Chlp camera systom
This camera will give you .broadcast quality. pictures. The camera has a
horizontal resolution of 750 lines, This is the minimum standard for broadcast
today. The cameras are compact so they will fit in the dome housings. but they
do have a camera control unit. The camera control unit allows for exact
matching between all cameras,
The balance of the system would be the same as in the single-chip system
above. The cost of this system, Including the pan/tilt drives. housings and their
installation will be approximately $78.000,
Video monitors In audltortul11
There will be four monitors all suspended from the celling, Two will be facing the
auditorium area, and backed up to them will be two other monitors which will be
facing the Commissioner's. They will be positioned on either side of the room in
such a was as not to block the camera views, This package would use the two
, existing TVs and add two additionallVs plus the mo~nting hardware.
Total cost including two lVs. mounting hardware and installation will be
approximately $3500 to 4500,
Control Room System
The control room is where all the electronics will be installed. This Includes the
audio equipment as well. this is where the cameras and tape machines are
controlled during live proceedings, This also is where any post..production
would be done,
We would utilize the existing equipment console to house the equipment. We
would replace the equipment that was owned by the cable system. We will use
the existing tape machines owned by the City, A rough layout of the equipment
is included on a separate sheet of paper,
The switcher will have ten inputs, This is enough for all cameras and tape
machines, It is designed for both live and post production work, There will be a
character generator included as well. In addition. there will be an edit controller
that will control the Betacam VTR's for post-production editing,
In addition there will be a copy stand. placed near the podium for projection of
documents. Also a 35mm video slide projector will be used to convert any slides
to video for display on the monitors.
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The cost of the equipment and installation for this room will be approximately
$55,000 to 60,000.
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For video to look good on videotape or as a broadcast, proper lighting is
essential, Today there is high efficiency, cool lights available for this purpose.
. We are proposing the same lights that are used on CNN.
The lighting will be controlled by zone, There Is no special electrical
requirements beyond needing a switch for each zone in the control room. The
zones are, auditorium, fights specific to the Commissioners Dlas area, fights
specific to the work table, and !Ights common to both the Dias and table area,
It is assumed that all electrical outlet and switch wiring will be done by the City In
advance of this Installation.
In addition, the curtains would also be replaced with a heavy black valor fabric
(25 weight) to block out unwanted outside light and provide a visually pleasing
backdrop,
. The total cost of the above lighting equipment and curlains is approximately
$48.000.
Vote Tallv Board
The vole tally board will display the individual votes of each Commissioner, It
will be positioned on the side wall so the Commissioners can view it as well as
the people ii, the auditorium and the cameras.
Each Commissioner will have their name on the board, Next to their name will
be a .Yes. and .No. indication. The Commissioner's will each have two buttons
in front of them to vote with, The tally will stay visible until such time as it is
reset by the clerk,
The cost of this system including installation is approximately $8,000 to 11,000,
Visual Automated TimekeeDer
This system allows for a natural way to keep speakers within their allotted time,
It provides for a general talk time, and also will indicate when they should start
their summary, The system consists of a master timer. signal lights for each
Commissioner installed directly in front of them as well as the portable podium
and a three light display visible to the Commissioner's in the back of the room,
The complete system with installation will cost approximately $4000 to 5000.
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AUDIO
The audio system can be broken down Into several parts, All are required to
make the system functional to the standards that have been outlined,
. Replace gooseneck microphone ste-nds
· . Feedback Elimination
. Auto level mixer
. Auto microphone mixer
. Meeting Control SysteCm
. Multi.track audio recording system
. Replacement of ceiling speakers
Replace Qooseneck microphone stands
The current microphone stands make a -creaking- noise that can be heard any
time they are adjusted,
These should be replaced with -noiseless. microphone stands, The new stands
will give the added benefit of hiding the microphone cable within the tubing and
will be black so they will not renectllght.
The room will required 12 to 13 of these stands, The cost will be between $1500
and $2000 including the labor to install them,
feedback elimination
Currently the amount of .gain. or .volume- is severely limited by feedback
occurring at low levels.
Thera are two pieces of equipment used here, First is a 1/3 octave equalizer to
-tune- the sound in the room, The second is an active multi-frequency notch
filter system, The hardware that eliminates feedback does so by using adaptive
filters that can detect the frequency where feedback is about to occur and
-notch- out that specific frequency,
This would allow for the over all volume of the system to be increased, It also
should reduce the work load of monitoring the system by the Clerk,
The cost of the hardware and installation and tuning of the system will be around
$1000 to 1500.
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This option will eliminate the need to manually adjust individual microphone
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adjust. This system would use the existing microphones,
The cost of this option is about $6600 Including the labor to remove the old
equipment, install the new equipment, test and tune the hardware,
Auto mlcroohone mixer
This would be instead of the auto level mixer above, The auto microphone mixer
uses a special microphone that has the ability to sense when someone is talking
to turn it self on and also tum it self off when no one is talking,
This is a major benefit in the clarity of the sound being produced. It eliminates
having 10-12 microphones all hearing and amplifying the ambient noises, All
microphones are off unless someone is talking into it.
If there is a .livelY- discussion going on, the system will turn on all microphones
being spoken into at any given time, .
This is a much beUer solution then just adjusting audio levels, but it does require
that the existing microphones be replaced,
The cost of this system is about $12,000 to 14,000 including the labor to remove
the old equipment, install the new equipment, test and tune the hardware.
Remember that this would be instead of the auto level mixer, not in addition to it.
lJIeetlna Control System,
The meeting control system brings the functionc:ilily to the rest of the system.
The system will allow for the following:
1 gives complete control over meeting to Mayor/City clerk
(a) Mayor can override (mute) any particular position at the meeting,
(b) Mayor can mute (Cough switch) herself.
(c) Mayor can Vote/show attendance in meeting,
(d) Mayor can see "activity" lamp on her console showing mike as being active,
(e) Mayor functions expandable by 11 bultons(future).
Clerk can:
(A) Conlrollectem (mute if necessary)
(B) Control table positions 0 through H
(C) Tum off/on worktable during non meeting
(D) Expandable by 8 buttons
2 The Commissioners can do (see mayor functions) b.ct..c Expandable by 3
buttons
The cost of the system, including installation and custom programming will be
$12,000 to 16,000.
pJlulU-track aud(o recordlna system
Normally when more than one person is talking at the same time, It is nearly
impossible to tell what each of them Is saying, This system will allow each
microphone to be recorded on Its own track,
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The advantage to lhis Is when transcribing the information, an Individual
microphone can be isolated and listened to. This can greatly Increase the
efficiency of the transcription process, This equipment would be housed in the
video produclion room,
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A remote listening station could be added for an additional $1500, The
maximum distance from the main unit to the remote station is 25 feet.
There could be a separate playback station, separate from the recorder in order
for these tapes to be played back outside of the County Commissioner's room,
. This would add $9QOO to 11,000.
There also will be a standard audio cassette recording made of the session for
normal documenting of any proceedings.
.~eplacement of cellina speakers
The existing speakers are general purpose announcing speakers. They output
sound In 8 .cone. shape, Therefore, depending on where you are sitting in the
room, you could get very different audio levels.
If the ceiling is going to be replaced, we recommend that a -drop.ceiling. be put
in place over the area where there is public sealing. Special acoustic tiles
should be used to harp absorb renacting sounds in the room, The drop..ceiJing
will allow for the installation of in-ceiling speakers that output sound In a
.sphere" shape, which greatly smoolhes out the audio levels across the entire
listening area, These speakers also have the added benefit that they replace 8
standard ceiling tile so that they blend into the room.
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TO: John Carassas, Assistant City Attorney
FROM: Vieklr C: Cbodora, Assistant Director, Central Pennit~
COPIES: Scott Shuford>> Director, Central Pennitting
SUBJECT: Abatement lien - 630 Drew Street
DATE: June 7, 1996
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We have attac,hed Resolution No. 9647 to fIle a demolition lien on the above
property. This property was abated without the filing of a Wavier of Notice and
Hearingt but with completion by the owner. As a result, only partial costs were
incurred by the City.
The abatement was completed on March 8t 1996. Attachment II AU is included
containing an itemization of the expenses incurred in this demolition process.
The Notice of Violation>> title search and other notices are included.
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A RESOLUTION OF TIlE CITY OF CLEARWATERt
FLORIDA, ASSESSING CERTAIN REAL PROPERTY
LOCATED IN JONES t SUB OF NICHOLSON'S,
CLEARWATER, FLORIDA, HAVING A POST OFFICE
ADDRESS OF 630 DREW STREETt CLEARWATER,
FLORIDA, AS DESCRIBED MORE PARTICULARLY HEREIN,
IN THE AMOUNf OF $425.00 FOR TIlE COSTS INCURRED
BY TIm CITY ORDERING THE OWNER TO ABATE A
DANGEROUS STRUCTURE.
WHEREAS>>' pursuant to Chapter 47 of the Cleanvater Code of Ordinances and the
Standard Building Code, the Building Official determined that certain real property described
herein and the building situated thereon were unsafct unsanitary, unfit for human habitation, and
dangerous and detrimental to the health, safety, and general welfare of the community, and did
not comply with the requirements of said Code before expenses were incurred; and
WHEREAS t the City of Clearwater and the owner have caused the abatement of the
unsafe building, and the City's costs of such work should now be assessed as a lien on behalf
of the City of Clearwater against the property; now, therefore,
:i BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COMMISSION OF TIlE
CITY OF CLBARW ATBR, FLORIDA:
Section 1. The Building Official having ordered the abatement of the unsafe building
sitUated on the Jollowing described property:
Jones' Sub of Nicholson'st Blk. 7, Lots 1,2t3 and part of vacant
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(parcel Number 09/29/15/44353/007/(010).
Owners of record: Robert Schoeller & Cynthia Daniel
636 Drew Street
CJeaIWater, FL 34616
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and the City of Clearwater having now completed said work. the City Commission does hereby
assess and charge a lien on behalf of the City of Cleanvater against the property for the
necessary costs incurred as follows:
TOTAL ABATEMENT COSTS
(See Attachment II All)
$425.00
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Section 2, As soon as practicable, a Certificate of Indebtedness against the property for
the amount of assessment shall be prepared, which certificate'shall constitute a lien prior to all
other liens except the lien for taxes. Said' certificatet when issued, shall be payable to the City
with interest'at a rate of eight percent (8%) per annum.
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Section 3. The City Clerk is hereby directed to prepare a Notice of Lien in the amount
of the assessment against said property t and to record the same in the Public Records of Pinellas
County, Florida. .
Section 4. 'This resolution shall take effect immediately upon adoption.
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. PASSED AND ADOPTED this
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, 1996.
Attest:
Cynthia B. Goudeau
City Clerk
Rita Garvey
Mayor~Commissioner
Approved as to fonn and
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Assistant City Attorney
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(630 Drew Street - Clearwatert Florida)
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Interdepartment Correspondence Sheet
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Elizabeth M. Deptula, City Manager
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CLERK I ATTORNEY
Rob Surette, Assistant City Attorney. Police Legal Advisor ~
Pamela K. Akin, City Attorney (without attachments)
Ream Wilson, Director, Clearwater Parks & Recreation Department
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SUBJECT: Skateboarding/Roller Skating Ordinance
COPIES:
DATE:
June 10, 1996
I received tOday a memo that Ream Wilson had sent you regarding the Parks &
Recreation Board's comments about the proposed skateboarding/rolfer skating
ordinance. The following chronology will assist you in fully understanding the issues
involved:
1. Just prior to the end of the terms of office of Commissioner Thomas and
Commissioner Berfield, the Commission directed City Attorney Pam Akin to draft an
ordinance addressing the problems with skateboarders in the downtown area.
2. City Attorney Pam Akin subsequently asked me to investigate what complaints if
any the Clearwater Police Department had received regarding problems with
skateboarders using the sidewalks and streets in downtown Clearwater. Attached
you will find a copy of my response, dated March 19, 1996, which included Officer
Connell's knowledge of the problems involving skateboarders and roller skaters.
3. On March 25, 1996, Pam Akin instructed me to prepare an ordinance. On April 15,
1996, I sent a copy of a proposed skateboarding/roller skating ordinance to Pam
Akin, Chief Klein, Ream Wilson, and Rich Baier and requested their comments. A
copy of my memo and the proposed ordinance are attached hereto. Subsection
(1 )(b) of the proposed ordinance prohibited skateboarders on any sidewalk within
certain specified boundaries in the downtown; subsection (2}(a) imposed the same
restriction on in-line skaters and roller skaters between the hours of 7 a.m. and 6
p.m.
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attached hereto. Ream Wilson's opinion was that in-line skating should be exempt
from the prohibitions contained in the ordinance because of the popularity of skating
and because the Pinellas County Trail will eventually be going through the
downtown area on East Avenue.
5. On May 7, 1996, I sent to Ream Wilson a revised ordinance, eliminating the
prohibition against roller skating in downtown Clearwater between the hours of 7
a.m. and 6 p.m., but retaining the other prohibitions contained in the first draft. A.
copy of my memo and the revised ordinance are attached hereto.
6. Ream Wilson subsequently conferred with the Parks and Recreation Board on May
20, 1996, about the revised ordinance. The Board's response and my reply to each
of the Board's comments are attached hereto.
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Last Friday, June 7, 1996, I called your office and scheduled an appointment to meet
with you on June 18,1996, at 3 p.m. to discuss the above-referenced matter. This
moming, Denise told me that she had reserved that time on your calendar for another
matter. Please let me know what further action you want me to take.
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Interdepartment Correspondence Sheet
TO: Pamela K Akin
. FROM: Rob Surette, Assistant City Attorney, PoJice
legal Advisor R~ '
COPIES: Chief Sid Klein (without attachments)
Captain Michael Egger (without attachments)
Officer William Connell (without attachments)
SUBJECT: Request for Information Regarding Possible Problems
With Skateboarders in Downtown Clearwater
DATE:
March 19, 1996
You asked me what complaints if any the Clearwater Police Department had received
regarding problems with skateboarders using the sidewalks and streets in downtown
Clearwater. Attached you will find a memo from Officer Connell responding to your
request.
Section 316.2065(12), Florida Statutes, states that ''In]o person upon roller-skates, or
riding in or by means of any coaster, toy vehicle or similar device may go upon any
roadway except while crossing a street or crosswalk..... Although Chapter 316, Florida
Statutes, does not define .skateboard,- .coaster,- or -toy vehicle,1I Webster's Ninth New
Collegiate Dictionary defines .skateboardll as lia narrow board about two feet long
mounted on roller-skate wheels" Moreover, Webster's defines llcoaster' as.a small
vehicle (as a sled or wagon) used in coasting..... Therefore. a IIskateboard" arguably is
at least a .similar device- for purposes of Section 316.2065(12), Florida Statutes.
The City of Clearwater should not be precluded from imposing additional regUlations
applicable to skateboarders. Section 316.008(1 )(s), Florida StaMes; states that the
provisions of Chapter 316, Florida Statutes, shall not be deemed to prevent a
municipality within the reasonable exercise of its police power from regulating "persons
upon skates. coasters, and other toy vehicles.1I Moreover, Section 316.008{1 )(n).
Florida Statutes, authorizes a municipality to regulate the use of heavily traveled
~.t(eets by any class or kind of traffic found to be incompatible with the normal and safe
movement of traffic. Section 316.003(47), Florida Statutes, defines ::sidewaikll as that
portion of a street between the curb line and, the adjacent property lines; and Section
316.003(57) includes pedestrians within the definition of -traffic:
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Therefore, based on the documented problem of the incompatibility of skateboarders .
and other pedestrians in downtown Clearwater, the City should be able to defend
successfully an Ordinance regulating skateboarders in.the downtown area. For
example; an Ordinance could require skateboarders to yield the right of way to other
pedestrians. Furthermore, an Ordinance could restrict skateboarders to designated
'.times and location. . '
I have attached for your convenience all of the previously mentioned citations.
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Interdepartment Correspondence Sheet
TO:
FROM:
COPIES:
Robert Surette
Officer William A. Connell, Jr,
Chief Klein; Captain Egger; File
SUBJECT: Downtown Skateboarding Problem
DATE:
March 111 1996
As per our conversation on FridaYt March 8, 1996. the following is the
information that you requested:
I have received numerous complaints from many of the downtown area
businesses about skateboarders in the downtown area. The majority of the complaints
are about the juveniles riding their skateboards on the sidewalks and not yielding the
. right of way to the pedestrians. The complaints are also that large groups of juveniles
tend to stay together and skateboard the streets of downtown ClealWater.
Another complaint is that the juveniles are using station square park as their own
personal skateboard playground. They use the many benches and curbs as obstacles
that they jump off of or over. While using the park they also have little regard for the
pedestrians inside the park. They also tend to use the Citizen Bank building at 1150
Cleveland Street. I have chased these juveniles off of all of these properties in the
past.
I have received many of the complaints directly by either my pager and a call
back or in person when I go into the different businesses. This may explain why any of
these calls do not appear in the computer as calls for service.
At one pointt I had gone to the L.I.T.E. School at 701 Cleveland street and asked
their assistance with keeping their students from skateboarding around the streets of
downtown ClealWater. The school allows their students to leave the property for lunch
and they many times go skateboarding around downtown. It appears that talk was not
very effective.
The students from the L.1. T. E. School are not the only juveniles skateboarding
downtown. There are many juveniles using the downtown area for their skateboarding
pleasure.
For further information, these skateboarders are also causing damage to a lot of
the area downtown. The skateboards cause scratches and other types of damage to
the concrete and brick benches, curbs, etc.
If I may be of any further assistancet please do not hesitate in contacting me.
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Ch, 318
STATE UNIFORM TRAFFIC CONTROL
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lerm "roadway" as used herein refers to any such road. thereof Is open to Ihe use of the public for purposes of
way separately, bul not to all such roadways collecthlely. vehicular traffIC;
("3) SADOLE MOUNT .-An arrangement whereby (b) The entire width between the boundary lines of
the fronl wheels of one vehicle rest In a secured posilion any privately owned way or place used lor vehicular
upon anolher vehicle. All of the wheals of the towing travel by Ole owner and those having express or Implied
vehicle are upon Ihe ground and only the rear wheels 01 permission Irom the owner, but not by other persons. or
the towed vehicle rest upon tho grcund. . any limited access road owned or controlled by a SpeClal
(44) SAFETY ZONE.- The area or space officially set district, whenever, by wrilten agreement entered into
apart within a roadway for the exclusive use of pedestrl. under s. 316.006(2)(b) or (3Xb), a county or municipality
ans and protected or so marked by adequate signs or exercises traffIC control Jurisdiction over said way Of
authofized pavement markings as to be plainly visible at place;
all times while set apart as a safety lone. (c) Any area, such as a runway, taxiway, ramp, clear
(45) SCHOOL BUS.-Any molor vehicle that com. zone, or parking lot, within the boundary of any airport
plies with the color and Identification requirements of owned by the slate, a county, a municipality, or a polilJ.
chapter 234 and is used to transport children to or from 081 subdivision, which area is used for vehicular traffIC
school or in connection with school activities, but not but which Is not open for vehicular operation by the goo-
including buses operated by common carriers in urban eral public; or
transportation of school children. (d) Any way or place used for vehicular traffic 00 a
(46) SEMITRAllER.-Any vehicle with or wilhout controlled access basis within a mobile home park ree.
motive power, other than a pole trailer, designed for car. reation district which has been created under s. 41B,~
rying persons or property and for being drawn by a and the recreaHonal facilities of which dislrict are open
motor vehicle and so constructed that some part of its to the general public.
weighl and that of its road rests upon, or is carried by, (54) SUSPENSION.- Temporary withdrawal of a
another vehicle. licensee's priVilege to drive a motor vehicle.
(47) SIDEWALK.-Tha,.t..portior::l.of a s,lIeQ1,bel'@en (55) THROUGH HIGHWAY.-Any highway Q( portion
the curbliQ8, or the laleral line, of a roadway and'the thereof on which vehicular traHic is given the right-of-
adjacent property lines, Intended for use by pedestri. way and at the entrances to which vehicular traffic from
intersecting highways is required to yield right-of-way
an(4s) SPECIAL MOBILE EQUIPMENT .-Any vehicle to vehicles on such through highway In obedience tG
not designed or used primarily for the transportation of either a stop sign or yield sign, or otherwise In obed~
ence to faw.
persons or property and only incidentally operated or E WI 11- T 'd h' h 'h
moved over a highway, including, bul not limited to, (56) TIR 0 1.- ire WI t IS t at wldl slaled on
ditchdigglng apparatus, well-boring apparatus, and the surface of the tire by the manufacturer of the tire, if
the width stated does not exceed 2 inches more than
road construction and mainlenance machinery, such as the wldlh of the Ure contacting the surface.
asphalt spreaders, bituminous mixers, bucket loaders. (C1r;flAFFlC.-P.edestrians, ridden or herded ani.
tractors other than truck tractors, dltchers, leveling mals, and vehicles, streetcars, and other conveyances
graders, finishing machines, motOf' graders, road rollers, eilher singly or together while using any street Q( high-
scarifiers, earth-moving carryalls and scrapers, power way for purposes of travel.
shovels and drag lines, and self-propelled cranes and (58) TRAllER.-Any vehicle with or without motive
earth-moving equipment. The term does not include power. other than a pole trailer, designed for carrying I
house trailers, dump trucks, truck-mounted Iransit mix. persons or property and for being drawn by a motor ,
ers, cranes or shovels, or other vehicles designed fOf the vehicle,
transportation of persons or property to which machln- (59) TRUCK.-Any motor vehicle designed, used, or
ary has been attached. malnlalned primarily for the transpor1:itlon of property,
(49) STAND OR STANOING.-The halting of a vehi- (60) TRUCK TRACTOR.-Any motor vehicle i
cle, whether occupied or not, otherwise than temperar. designed and used primarily for drawing other vehicles -
\ly, tor the purpose ot, and while actually engaged In, and not so constructed as to C81ry a load other than a j.;t
reC9lving or discharging passengers, as may be permit. part of the weight of the vehicle and load so drawn.
ted by law under this chapter. (61) MIGRANT FARM WORKER.-Any person
(50) STATE ROAD.-Any highway designaled as a employed in the planting, culliva~ion, or harvestir.g of
state-maintained road by the Department of Transporta. agriculturat crops who Is not Indigenous to. Of domiciled
lion. In, the locale where so employed.
(51) STOP.-When required. complete cessation (62) MIGRANT FARM WORKER CARRIER.-Any pet.
from movement. son who transports. or who contracts or arranges for the
(52) STOP OR STOPPING.-When prohlbiled, any transportation of, nine or more migrant farm workers to
halting, even momentarily, of a vehicle, whether occu- or from their employment by motor vehIcle other than I
pled or not, except when necessary to avoid conflict passenger automoblle or station wagon. except I
with other traffIC or to comply with the directions of a law migrant farm worker transporting hImself or his immedi-
enforcement officer or traffic control sign or signal. ate family.
(53) STREET OR HIGHWAY.- (63) BICYCLE PATH.-Any coad. path, or way thalls
(8) The entire wldlh between the boundary lines of open 10 bicycle travel. which road, path, or way Is physi-
every way 01 place of whatever nature when any part cat1y separated from motorized vehicular traffic by an
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lng, by resolu1iOn 0' the board 0' county commlsaloner,
and the erection of signs conforming 10 tho manual and
specifications at the Department 01 Transportation, In
parking areas located on property owned or leased by
tho county, Whelher or not such areas are located within
the boundaries of chartered municipalities.
(4) LEGISLATIVE DECLARATlON.-The Legislature
hereby finds and declares that the oxerclse by an
authority 01 tho powe~s, conferred by writlen agreement
pursuant to the provISIons of chapler 87-88, Laws oC
Florida, serves a valid public purpose and function for
which public credit may be pledged and public ITlOO6y
may be elCpended.
1IdDrJ...... t. c:fI. 71-1Jll, I. I. dI 71-M2, I 2, ch. 7'0-24e, II t, 3. CIt. 87-81
the municipality, fO( munIcipal trallie control Jurlsdicllon
over the road or roads encompassed by such agree.
ment Pursuant thereto:
1. Provision fO( reimbursement for actual costs of
traHic control and enforcement and for liability Insurance
and indemnification by the party Of parties, and such
other terms as are mutually agreeable, may be Included
In such an agreement.
2. ThO exercise of jurlsdic\ion provided 10( herein
shall be in addition to jurlsdictronal authority presently
elCercised by municipalities under law, and nolhing in
this paragraph shall be construed to limit 01 remove any
such jurisdictlonat authority.
This subsecllon shall not limit those counties which have
the charter powers to provide and regulate arterial, toll, 3UI.OO7. ProvI.lon, unl10m ttlroughout ..ltl.-The
and other roads, bridges, 'unnels, and related facilities provlsions of this chapter shall be applicable and un;.
from the proper exercise of those powers by the place. form throughout this slate and in all poUtical subdivisions
ment and mainlenance of Irafflc control devices which and municipalities therein, and no local authority shan
conform to the manual and specifICations 01 the Depart- enact or enlotce any ordinance on a mailer covered by
ment of Transportation on streets and highways located this chapter unless expressly authorized. However I this
wilhin municipal boundaries. section shall not prevent any local aulhority from onact.
(3) COUNTIES.- log an OI'dinance when such enaclmentls necessary to
(a) Counties shall have original jurisdictlon over all vest jurisdiction ot violation of this chapter in the local
streets and highways located within their boundaries, court.
except all state roads and those streets and highways ,...,.-1 \, d> 71.'~ I. 2. dI 1'-ill2.
specified in subsection (2), and may place and maintain 316.- Powe- or ~I authorttle..-
such traWe conlrol devices which conform to the manual \IVU ,.
and specifications of the Department of Transportation (t) .~The provisions 01 thts chapter 6hall not be
upon all streets and highways under their origina1luris. deemed to -prevent -1oceI euthorilles,_ with respect to
diction 8S they shan deem necessary to indicate and 10 streets and highways under their jurisdicfion and within
carey out lhe provisions of this chapter or to regulate, the reasonable el(ercisa of the police power I from:
warn, or guide IrafflC. (a) Regulating 0( prohibiting stopping, standing, Of
(b) A county may elCetc/sa jurlsdlclfon over any pri- parking.
vate road or roads, OC' over any limited access toad or (b) Regulating traffic by means of police officers Of
roads owned or controlled by a special district. located officfal IrafflC conlrol devices.
In the unitlCO(porated area within Its boundaries if the (e) Regulating or prohibiting processIons or assem-
county and party or parties owning Of conlrolling such blages on the streets 0( htghways. including all state or
road or roads provide, by written agreement approved federal highways lying within their boundaries.
by the governing body 01 the county, lor county traffic (d) Designating partiCUlar highways or roadways 10(
cootrollurisdictlon over the road or roads encompassed use bV traffic moving in one direction.
by such agreement. Pursuant thereto: (0) Establishing speed limils lor vehicles In public
1. Provision tor re!mbursament for actual costs 01 parks.
traffic cootrol and enfoccement and foe liability Insurance (f) Designating any streel as a Ihrough streel or
and indemnification by the party or parties, and such designating any intersection as a stop or yield inlersae-
olher terms as ate mutually agreeable, may be fncluded tion.
in such an agreement. (g) Restricting the use of streets.
2. Prior to entering into an agreement which prl> (h) Regulating the operation of bicycles.
vides lor enfO(cement ollhe I raffle laws 01 the stale over (I) Regulating or prohibi\lng the turning of vehicles
8 private road or roads. ex over any limited access road or specified types 01 vehicles.
or roads owned or conlrolled by a special dlstrict, the Q) Altering or establishIng speed limits withfn the
governing body 01100 county shall consult wHh the sher. prO\lisions of this chapter.
iff. No such agreement shall take effect prior to October (k) RequIring written accident reports.
1, the beg/Ming 01 the county fiscal year. unless this (I) Designating no-passing zones.
requirement is waived In writing by the sheriN. (m) Prohibiting or regulating the use 0' controlled
3. The exercise of Jurisdiction JXovlded fO( herein access roadways by any class or kind of traffIC.
shall be In addition 10 jurisdIctional authority presently (n) ProhibHrng Of ~HUS&IOl~y(
exercised by counties under law, and nothIng In this eled 'streets by erIt ~ass or k,1nd of traffic tClOOdto:'bl
paragraph shall be construed to limlt 0( remove any l~tible WtttrthO nOrmal and safe movement of lIJrf-
such jurisdictional authority. fiC.. - . .
(0) Designating hazardous railroad grade crossings
Notwithstanding the provisions of subsection (2). each in conformity (0 criteria promulgated by the Department
county shall have original jurisdiction to regulale park- of Transportation.
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STATE ~ ORM TRAFFIC CONTROl
Ch. '10
Cp) Oeslgnallng and regulating traffic on play
stroetS.
Cq) Prohibiting pedestrians from crossing Ii roadway
in Ii business distriCt 01' any designated highway except
00 8 crosswalk.
(r> Regulating pedestrian crossings at unmarked
CfosswaUl.s.
(8) Regutating persons upon skites, coasters, and
other toy vehicles.
(t) Adopting and enforcing such temporary or
experimental regulations as may be necessary to cover
eroorgencies or special conditions.
(u) Enacting ordinances or erecting signs In the
rights-of-way to control, regulato. or prohibll hilchhiklng
on streets or highways, Including eJl slate 0( federal
highways tying within theIr boundaries.
(v) Regulating. restricting, or prohibiting traffic
within tho boundary 01 any alrport owned by the'stale,
a county. a municipality, or a political subdivision and
enforcing violations under the provisions of this chapler
and Chapler 318.
(2) The munIcipality, through its duly authorized offi.
cers, shall have nonexclusive juriSdiction over the prose.
cution. trial. adjudication, and punishment of violations
of this chapter when a violation occurs within the munici.
pality and the person so charged is charged by a munici.
pal police officer. The disposition of such maners In the
municipality shall be in accordance ~ith the charter of
that municipality. This subsection does not limit those
coonties which have the charter power to provide and
regulate arteriaf, toll. and olher roads, bridges, tunnels.
and related facilities from the proper exercise of those
:lOWers pertaining to the consolidation and unification of
3 traffic coun system within such counties.
(3) No local authority shall erect 01' maintain any offi.
:iallraf1ic control device at any location so as to regulate
he traffic on any slate road unless approval in writing
1as first been obtained from the Department of Trans.
'lOrtatlon.
(4) A county or municipality may enact an ordinance
\rcMding a fine for the violation 01 s. 316.1955 or s.
,16.1956 in excess of the fine specified by s. 318.18(7),
;xcept that such fine may not exceed $250. Any such
lrdinance may provide for the deposit of such fines In 316.027 Accldentslnvolvtng death or parsonallnJu-
I separate county or municipal account to be used in the rfes.-
:>flowing manner; (1 )(a) The driver of any vehicle involved In an acci.
Ca) Ooe-thlrd to be used to defray expenses 'or the dent resulting in injury of any person must immediately
dminlstration of this subsection. slop the vehicle althe scene 0' the accident, or as close
(b) Two-thirds to be used to provide funds to thereto as possible, and must remain at the scene of the
nPfove accessibility and equal opportunity to qualified accident until he has fulfilled the requirements of s.
hysical1y disabled persons in the county or municipality 316,062. Any person who willfully violates this paragraph
nd to provide funds to conduct pubUc awareness pro- is guilty of a felony of the third degree. puniShable as
rams In the county or municipality concerning physi. provided in s. 775.082, s. 775.083. 0( s. 715.084.
lily disabled persons. (b) The driver of any vehicle Involved in an accident
(5Xa) A county or municipality may enact an ordl. resulting in the death of any person must Immediately
lOCO providing a fine for the violation of s. stop the vehicle al the scene of the acc;ident, or as close
6.1945(1)(b)2. or 5. In excess of the fine specified by thereto as possible, and must remain at the scene of the
316.18(2), except that such fine may not exceed the accident until he has fulfilled the requirements or s.
\0 specified in s. 318.18(2) by mofe than $3. However, 316.062. Any person who willfully vldates this paragraph
ch ordinance shafl provide that the fines collected pur- Is guilty 0' a felony or the second degree, punishable as
ant to this subsection In excess of the fines which provided In s. 115.082. s. 775,063. oc s. 775.084.
>UkI be coUected pursuant to s. 318.18(2)'or such vie- (2) The department shall revoke the driver's license
ions shall be used by the county or municipality for the of the person so convicted.
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purpose of lunding a ffrelighler education program. The
amount of the fines collected pursuanl to 'his sub~.
tion In excess of Ihe fines which would be coIlocled pur.
suant 10 s. 318.18(2) for such violations shall be reported
on a monthly basis by the clerk of the court to the appro-
prlale county Of municipality.
(b) A county or municipality may enact an ordinance
which dedicates a por1lon of any line coneclcd for a vio-
lation of such OI'dinance fOl' the purpose 01 tunding a fire.
fighler educalion program, if such OI'dinance is Iimiled
to the regulalion of par\l.ing within a firesafety zone.
(6) A county or municipality may enact an OI'dlnance
providing for the eslablishment of a 'combat automobile
theft" program, and may charge a fee for the admlnistra.
tion 01 Ihe program and the cost 01 the decal. Such a
program shall include;
(a) Consenl forms for mol or vehicle owners who
wish to enroll their vehicles.
(b) Decals indicating a vehicle's enrollment' in the
"combat automobile theU" program. The Department of
Law Enforcement shall. no laler than October 1, 1993.
approve 1he color, design, and other specifications of
the program decal.
A consent fOl'm signed by a motor vehlele owner pro-
vides authorizalion for a law enforcement oHicer to stop
the vehIcle when It Is being driven between tile hours at
1 a.m. and 5 a.m,. provided thai a decal Is conspicuously
affixed to the bollom lell comer of the back window of
the vehicle to provide notice of its enrollment In the
"combat automobile thelt' program. The owner 01 the
motor vehicle is responsible for removing the decal
when terminating participation In the program, or when
selling or otherwise transferring ownership ot the vehi.
cle. No civil liabilities will arise from the actions of a law
enfoccement officer when stopping a vehicte with a yel.
low decal evidencing enrollment In the program when
the driver is not enrolled in the program provided that
the slop Is made in accordance with the requirements
of the 'combat automobile theft. program.
M*"7.-1 1. th 71-'~, I 3. th.l1-iI'l2. I '. dL 7&-72:. 1.2. th. 83-'&4, I
I, ch 84-23ol. I. l. d'I as.-m. I. l, ch ~32S; I. 3. th. (11$..1$4, I. "d'I 119-34,
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STATE UNIFORM TRAFFIC CONTROL
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(a) All-terrain vehIcle use has doubled over the past
several years:
(b) Injurres associaled with alHerrarn vehicle ua.e
have rrIO/'e than tripled over the past several years'
(c) On the national level, annual emergency ,~
trealmenls of injuries related to aU-terrain vehicle use
increased from 26.900 in 1983 to 63.900 In 1~ to
85,900 in 1985;
(d) Nearly one-half of all individuals Injured in aI-
terrain vehicle accidents are under 16 years of age;
(e) In the past 5 years, there have been mOfe lhan
550 dealhs resulting trom all-lerraln vehicle accidents
with more than 40 percent of the dead being C;hlldren 16
years 01 age or younger;
(f) Over one-half of all individuals injured in aJ-
terrain vehicle accidents do not wear any type of protec.
tive equipment.
(2) 11 is the inlent of the Legislature. Ihrough the
adoplion of this section to provide safely protection lot
minors while operating an aU-lerrain vehicle in this state.
(3) As used in this sect/on 'sll-terrain vehicle' means
any motorized oft-highway vehicle 50 inches (1270 mml
or less in width, having a dry weight of 600 pounds (273
kg) or less, traveling on three or more low-pressure tires,
designed for operator use only with no passengers, hav.
ing a seat or saddle designed to be straddled by the
operator. and having handlebars for steering control,
(4) No person under 16 years of age shall operate.
ride, or be otherwise propelled 011 an all-terrain vehicle
unless the person wears a safely helmet meelfng United
States Department of Transportation slandards and eye
prolection,
(5) II an accident results in the death of any person
or in the injury of any person which resulls in treatment
of the person by a physician. the operator of each all-
terrain vehicle involved in the accident shall give notice
of the accident pursuant to s, 316,066.
(6) Any person who violates the provisions of this
section shall be subject to a penally 01 $25,
thtory.-<< 1.2,3,4.5, c:Il 1l8-22\
objecl, parked or moving vehicle, bicycle. pedestrian,
anima', surface hazard. or substandard width lane, that
makos It unsafe to continue along lhe right-hand curb
or edge. For tho purposes of this subsecllon, a .substan.
dard width lano. is a lane thaI Is too narrow for a bicycle
and anolher vehicle to travel safely sido by side within
the lane.
(b) Any person operating a bicycle upon a one-way
highway with two or more marked tralfic lanes may ride
as near the leU-hand curb or edge 01 such roadway as
practicable.
(6) Persons riding bicycles upon a roadway may not
ride more than two abreast except on paths or parts of
roadways set aside for the exclusive use of bicycles.
Persons riding two abreast may not impede traffic when
lIavelrng at less than the normal speed ollraffjc al the
lime and place and under the conditions then exisling
and shan ride within a single lane.
(7) Any person operating a bicycle shall keep at
least one hand upon the handlebars.
(8) Every bicycle in use between sunset and sunrise
shall be equipped with a lamp on the front exhibiting a
while light visible 'rom a distance of at least 500 feet to
the fronl and a lamp and refleclOf on the rear each exhib.
iting a red light visible from a dislance of 600 feet to the
rear. A bicycle or its rider may be equipped with lights
or refleclors In addition to those required by this section,
(9) No parenl 01 any minor child and no guardian of
any minor ward may authorize or knowingly permit any
such mInor child 01' ward to violate any of (he provisions
of this section.
(10) A person propelling a vehicle by human power
upon and along a sidewalk. Of across a roadway upon
and along 8 crosswalk. has all the rights and duties
applicable to a pedestrian under lhe same circum.
stances.
41Jj,}. person propelling a bicycle upon and along a
sidewalk. Of across a roadway upon and along a cross.
walk, shall yield the right-or-way to any pedestrian and
shall give an audible signal before overtaking and pass-
ing such pedestrian.
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~rJf~' -. " , ~~may (1) Any person operating a motorcycle or moped
~.._. - .- . ~_. sharr be granted allot the rights and shall 00 subject to
~~' - ~~~~_;..-~_,: all of the dut~es applicable to the driver of ~ny olher~.
be granled all rights and shall be subject to aU ot the cle under thIS chapter. except as to speclal regulatlOllS
duties applicable to pedestrians. in this chap.ler and except as to those provisions, of ~s
(13) This section shall not apply upon any slleel while chapter which by their nature can have no apphca1ion,
set aside as a play street authorized herein or as desig. (2Xa) Any person operating a moped upon a road-
natad by stale. county, or municipal authority. way at less Ihan the normal speed 01 tralfic at the time
(14) Every bicycle shall be equipped with a brake or and prace and under lhe conditions then eXisting shall
brakes which wm enable ils rider to stop the bicycle ride as close as practicable to the right-hand curt, Of
withIn 25 feet from a speed of 10 miles per hour on dry. edge 01 the roadway excepl undor any of the follOWl1l9
level, clean pavement. situations:
(15) A person engaged In the business 0' sellfng blcy- 1. When overtaking or passing another vehicle pr'~
cles at retail shall nol sell any bicycle unless the bicycle ceeding il'llho same direction.
has an Idenllfying number permanently stamped or casl 2. When preparing for a left turn at an Intersection
on its frame. Of Inlo a privale road or driveway.
..."._ t. dl, 71-\315, I 1. eh 7&-31: I :I, (II. 7&.2fIll, I I, ell. 78--353. I 3. When reasonably necessary to avoid any coodi-
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object, parked or moving vehicle, bicycle. pedestrian.
318.2074 AIl-terraIn vehle'eI.- anlmaJ, sulface hazard, or subslandard~width lane, that
(1) The Legislalure hereby finds and declares thai: makes it unsafe to continue along the right-hand curb
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CITY OF CLEARWATER
Interdepartment Correspondence Sheet
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TO: Pamela K Akin, City Attorney
Chief Sid Klein
Deputy Chief J.D. Eastridge
Captain Mike Egger
Ream Wilson, Director, Parks and Recreation
Rich B'aier, City Engineer
FROM: . Rob Surette, Assistant City Attorney, Police
. legal Advisor ~t6 .
SUBJECT: . ProposedSkateboarding/Roller Skating Ordinance
DATE: .
April 15, 1996
Attached please find a proposed ordinance regulating the use of skateboards, roller
skates, in-line skates, coasters, and other similar devices in the City. This ordinance
will supplement Section 316.2065, Florida Statutes (1995), which states that -[n]o
person upon roller skates, or riding in or by means of any coaster, toy vehicre, or
simUar device~ may go upon any roadway except while crossing a street on a
crosswalk.... ·
Please provide me with your comments or criticisms within 10 days.
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AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF CLEARWATER,
FLORIDA, RELATING TO SKATEBOARDS,
ROLLER SKATES, IN..LlNE SKATES, COASTERS,
OR OTHER SIMILAR. DEVICES; AMENDING
ARTICLE 1 OF CHAPTER 21, CODe OF
ORDINANCES, TO CREATE SECTION 21.17 TO
PROHIBIT A PERSON FROM USING
SKATEBOARDS, ROLLER SKATES, IN--lINE
SKATES. COASTERS, AND OTHER SIMILAR
DEVICES IN SPECIFIED LOCA nONS; PROVIDING
AN EFFECTIVE DATE.
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WHEREAS, numerous complaints have been received, particularly from .
downtown area businesses. about juveniles using their skateboards. roller
skates. and in-line skates on the sidewalks and not yielding the right of way to
pedestrians;
WHEREAS, juveniles are skateboarding in Station Square Park in
downtown Clearwater and are using many benches and curbs as obstacles to
jump off of or over, having Iiure or no regard for the pedestrians inside the park;
and
WHEREAS, the skateboarders are causing significant damage to the
downtown area because the skateboards scratch and cause other forms of
damage to the benches, sidewalks, and curbs; now, therefore,
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF
CLEARWATER, FLORIDA:
Section 1. Section 21.17, Code of Ordinances, Is created to read as
follows:
, Sec. 21.17. Use of Skateboards, Roller Skates, In-Une Skates,
. . Coasters, or Other SImilar DevIces on Public or Private Property.
(1) . It is unlawful for any person to operate or ride a skateboard in or
upon any of the following locations:
(a) On any City street;
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(b) On any sidewalk within the foJlowing area: that area bounded on
the west by the waters of Clearwater Bay, on the east by the eastern sidewalk of
Missouri Avenue. on the north by the northern sidewalk of Drew Street. and on
the south by the southern sidewalk of Court Street and Chestnut Street;
(c) In any public parking lot or public parking garage. including the
access/egress ramp;
(d) In any public access ramps or access ramps for handicapped
persons providing pedestrian access to a building; and
(e) On any public or private property where prohibited by
qonspicuously located signs having lettering at least two inches high, and
containing as a minimum the words IINo Skateboarding."
(2) It is unlawful for any person to operate or ride roller skates, in-line
skates, coasters, or other similar devices in or upon any of the foHowing
locations:
(a) Except between the hours of 6:00 p.m. and 7:00 a.m., on any
sidewalk within the following area: that area bounded on the west by the waters
of Clearwater Bay, on the east by the eastern sidewalk of Missouri Avenue, on
the north by the northern sidewalk of Drew Street, and on the south by the
southern sidewalk of Court Street and Chestnut Street;
(b) In any public parking lot or public parking garage, including the
access/egress ramp;
(c) In any public access ramps or access ramps for handicapped
persons providing pedestrian access to a building; and
(d) . On any public or private property where prohibited by
conspicuously located signs having lettering at least two inches high, and
containing as a minimum the words -No Skating or Coasting..
(3) It is unlawful for the parent, legal guardian or custodian of a minor
. child to permit the child to violate the provisions of subsections (1) and (2).
(4) It is unlawful for operators or riders of skateboards. roffer skates,
in-line skates, coasters, or other similar devices to fail to yield the right-of-way to
any other pedestrians or to othelWise endanger or interfere with pedestrian
traffic on any street or sidewark within the City.
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Section 2. This ordinance shall take effect immediately upon adoption.
PASSED ON FIRST READING
PASSED ON SECOND AND FINAL
READING AND ADOPTED AS AMENDED
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Mayor-Commissioner
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City Clerk
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TO:
FROM:
COPIES:
SUBJECT:
DATE:
Rob Surette, Assistant City Attorney
Ream Wilson, Director, Parks and Recreation D
Proposed Skateboarding/Rel1er Skating
April 30. 1996 .... r-'-'
As requested in your memorandum of April15t we reviewed and would like to provide
the following comments regarding the proposed skateboar~oll~ skating ordinance.
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1. We have heard of problems associated with "skateboarding" downtown and feel
the or.dinance might be appropriate in th,at respect.
2. Roller skating (in-line skating) is,~ extremely ~ and growing activity.
In-line skates are prevalent on the Pinellas rr;ail w-hi~ eventually will go
through downtown on East Ave. Our general feeling is that in-line skating
should be exempt or not mentioned in the ordinance. I feel Section 22.49 of the
Code allows us to regulate "roller skating" in parks in the event we feel it
creates a safety hazard. ~I
3. In case of "approved" special events in the do wn area. we might allow
skateboarding or roller skating if they are integral arts of the special event.
4. How would the ordinance be enforced and we are curious as to what the
penalties would be for the first, second, or third offense?
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As mentioned to you previously on the phone. I plan to discuss the proposed ordinance
with our Parks and Recreation Board which has their next regular meeting scheduled for
Monday, May 20. I will forward their recommendations immediately following the
meeting.
We appreciate the opportunity to comment on the proposed ordinance and please contact
me if you have any questions.
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CITY OF CLEARWATER
Interdepartment Correspondence Sheet
TO:
Ream Wilson, Director. Parks & Recreation Department
FROM:
, Rob Surette, Assistant City Attorney. Police Legal Advisor
SUBJECT: Proposed Skateboarding/Roller Skating Ordinance
DATE:
May 7,1996
I received your correspondence dated April 30, 1996, in which you expressed your
concerns that in.line skating should be exempted from the proposed ordinance
because of its popularity and because the Ptnelfas Tratl will eventually go through
downtown on East Ave. I conferred with Officer Bill Connell, who patrols downtown,
and with Captain Mike Egger about your concerns. They both indicated that they have
no problem with my changing the ordtnance to address your concerns.
Therefore, attached hereto you will find an amended ordinance deleting from Section
21.17(2), the prohibition against roller skating downtown between the hours of 7:00
a.m. and 6:00 p.m. The ordinance, however, retains the requirements that roller
skaters must yield the right of way to any other pedestrians. The ordinance also
retains the prohibition against skating on public or private property that is
conspicuously posted. Consequently, if we have a problem with skaters in Coachman
Park at special events, the City could post signs regulating skating at that location.
Furthermore, if the City eventually has a problem with skaters between Myrtle Avenue
and Osceola Avenue, for instance, the City could post those blocks with signs.
Once you have received this correspondence, please give me a call so that we can
discuss the issues further.
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Ordinance No. 96-
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF CLEARWATER,
FLORIDA, REU\TING TO SKATEBOARDS,
ROLLER 8KA TES, IN-LINE SKATES, COASTERS,
OR OTHER SIMILAR DEVICES: AMENDING
ARrlCLE 1 OF CHAPTER 21, CODE OF
ORDINANCES, TO CREATE SECTION 21.17 TO
PROHIBIT A PERSON FROM USING
SKATEBOARDS, ROLLER SKATES, IN..LlNE
SKATES, COASTERS, AND OTHER SIMILAR
DEVICES IN SPECIFIED LOCA nONS; PROVIDING
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WHEREAS, numerous complaints have been received, particularly from
downtown area busin~sses, about juveniles using their skateboards, roUer
skates, and in-line skates on the sidewalks and not yielding the right of way to
pedestrians;
WHEREAS, juveniles are skateboarding in Station Square Park in
downtown Clearwater and are using many benches and curbs as obstacles to
jump off of or over, having littre or no regard for the pedestrians inside the psrX;
and
WHEREAS, the skateboarders are causing significant damage to the
downtown area because the skateboards scratch and cause other forms of
damage to the benches, sidewalks, and curbs; now. therefore,
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF
CLEARWATER, FLORIDA:
Section 1. Section 21.17, Code of Ordinances, is created to read as
follows:
Sec. 21.17. Use of Skateboards, Roller Skates, In-line Skates,
Coasters, or Other Similar Devices on Public or Private Property.
(1) It is unlawful for any person to operate or ride a skateboard in or
upon any of the following locations:
(a) On any City street;
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(b) On any sidewalk within the foffowing area: that area bounded on
the west by the waters of Clearwater Bay, on the east by the eastern sidewalk of
Missouri Avenue, on lhe north by the northern sidewalk of Drew Street, and on
the south by the southern sidewalk of Court Street and Chestnut Street;
(c) In any public parking lot or public parking garage, including the
access/egress ramp;
(d) In any public access ramps or access ramps for handicapped
persons providing pedestrian access to a buifding; and
(e) On any public or private property where prohibited by
conspicuously located signs having lettering stleast two inches high. and
containing as a minimum the words IINo Skateboarding,"
(2) It is unlawful for any person to operate or ride roller skates, in-line
skates, coasters, or other similar devices in or upon any of the following
locations:
(a) In any public parking lot or public parking garage, including the
access/egress ramp;
(b) In sny public access ramps or access ramps for handicapped
persons providing pedestrian access to a buifding; and
(0) On any public or private property where prohibited by
conspicuously located signs having lettering at least two inches high, and
containing as a minimum the words "No Skating or Coasting:
, (3) It is unlawful for the parent, legal guardian or custodian of a minor
child to permit the child to violate the provisions of subsections (1) and (2).
(4) It is unlawful for operators or riders of skateboards, roller skates,
in-line skates, coasters, or other similar devices to fail to yield the right-of-way to
any other pedestrians or to otherwise endanger or interfere with pedestrian
traffic on any street or sidewalk within the City.
Section 2, This ordinance shall take effect immediately upon adoption.
PASSED ON FIRST READING
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Rob Surette, Assistant City Attorney, Police Legal Advisor !
Ream Wilson, Director, Parks & Recreation Department
To:
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Date: May 21, 1996
RE: Parks and Recreation Board - Proposed Sk.ateboarding/Roller Skati
At the meeting of Monday, May 20, 1996, the Parks and Recreation Board, by consensus,
expressed their opposition to the proposed skateboarding/roller skating ordinance. Their
reasons were as follows:
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1. They felt that the proposed ordinance does not address specific problems but
addresses the situation with 8 "broad brush". They felt undesirable activities
should ba. identified and an ordinance be drafted to correct these specific
activities.
2. They felt an ordinance should be city.wide rather than focusing primarily on the
downtown area. For example, f believe one of their comments was that the
proposed ordinance prohibits skateboards on sidewalks in the downtown.
However, they would be allowed on sidewarks on Clearwater Beach or other
areas~
3. If roller skating or skateboards are anowed on streets or sidewalks, the
participants should be required to follow all applicable pedestrian and vehicle
laws. For example, persons on bicycles must stop at stop signs, street lights,
etc.
4. They raised a question about it being unlawful for parents or guardians to permit
minors to violate provisions of the ordinance. Although they agree that parents
should be responsible for their chHdren, they Questioned how this would be
enforced and what the penalties would be.
5. Even if the proposed ordinance is enacted, members questioned how or to what
extent it would be policed. For example, would the Police Department have
sufficient time and man power to enforce the provisions.
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I told the Board that I would relay their concerns to your office and that I would keep them
informed of further progr~ss. We appreciate the opportunity to review the proposed
ordinance and please contact me if you have any questions or if I can provide further
information.
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Interdepartment Correspondence Sheet
TO:
Ream Wilson, Director, Parks & Recreation
Rob Surette, Assistant City Attorney, Police legal AdVisorC€~
Pamela K. Akin, City Attorney
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SUBJECT: Proposed Skateboarding/Roller Skating Ordinance
DATE:
May 23, 1996
I received your memo dated May 21, 1996, which is attached hereto, that contained five
criticisms of the proposed ordinance by members of the Parks & Recreation Board. My
responses to those five criticisms are as follows:
1. Members of the board stated that the proposed ordinance does not
address "specific problems" but addresses the situation with a ubroad brush."
However, the second criticism of the board was that the ordinance IIshould be city-wide
rather than focusing primarily on the downtown area." Those criticisms are somewhat
contradictory. The reason the ordinance imposes a skateboarding prohibition in the
downtown is that the downtown is the only area in the city where Crearwater po rice .
officers have received a significant number of complaints about skateboarders
interfering with pedestrian traffic and damaging city property. If police officers begin
receiving complaints about skateboarding problems in other parts of the city, the
ordinance authorizes in Section 21.17(1 )(e) for the city to post signs prohibiting
skateboarding. Also, because an ordinance violation must occur in the officer's
presence for the officer to issue a citation, an officer may very likely not observe the.
.specific problems" by the time the officer arrives on the scene, but will probably
observe the skateboarder in the prohibited area.
2. The third criticism of the board is based on the erroneous assumption that
roller skaters and skateboarders are allowed on streets and are permitted to violate
traffic laws with impunity. Section 21.17(1 )(a) prohibits skateboarding on any city
street, and Section 316.2065, Florida Statutes (1995), prohibits any person upon roller
skates, or riding in or by means of any coaster, toy vehicle, or similar device, from
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going ~pon any roadway except while crossi~g a street on a crosswalk. Moreover,
Section 316.130, Florida Statutes (1995) requires a pedestrian, which would include
skateboarders and roller skaters, to obey traffic control devices and traffic regulations.
. 3. The fourth criticism of the board raised concerns about how the city would
enforce the provision making it unlawful for a parent to permit minors to violate the
provisions of the ordinance. The ordinance would be enforced by written notification to
the parents after their child had been issued a warning or a citation for violating the
ordinance. Parents would be cited if their child committed another violation subsequent
to the da~e that the parent received written notification of the prior violaUon.
4. Finally, the members of the board questioned whether the police would
have sufficient time and resources to enforce the ordinance. The answer is yes. Any
ordinance worth adopting is worth enforcing. I drafted the proposed ordinance to
address the numerous complaints that the.Clearwater Police Department has reCeived
from downtown~area businesses about juvenile skateboarders and roUer skaters.
I will be discussing the board's concerns with City Attorney Pam Akin. It is my opinion
at this 'time, however, that the proposed ordinance narrowly yet comprehensively
addresses the problems articulated in the IIWHEREAS" clauses of the ordinance. I will
contact you again after my meeting with Pam Akin.
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.CITY MANAGER
To:
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Date:
RE:
Elizabeth M. Deptula, City Manager
Ream Wilson, Director; Clearwater Parks and Recreation
Rob Surette, Assistant City Attorney, Legal Advisor
June 6, 1996
Proposed Skateboarding/Roller Skating Ordinance
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As you requested, attached is 8 copy of the memorandum I sent to Mr. Rob Surette regarding
the Parks and Recreation Board's comments relative to the above subject. Although there
was considerable discussion at the Board meeting, I tried to capsulize their feelings as much
as possible. In addition to the five items mentioned in the attached memorandum, one of our
members also suggested that we should be careful about excluding skateboardslin-Iine skates
since many middle schoolers and others use these as a form of transportation. Also, it was
suggested that if there is undesirable activity, that signs be posted prohibiting that specific
activity. If the undesirable activity was not enforced or stopped where it was posted, it was
questioned whether we could expect it to be enforced anywhere else.
Please contact me If you have any questions or desire further information.
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