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The City Commission
the City Hall, Thursday,
member'S present:
of the City of Clearwater met in regular session at
November 20, 1986, at 6:01 p.m., with the following
Kathleen F. Kelly
Lee Regulski
James L. Berfield
Rita Garvey
Don Winner
Mayor-Commissioner
Vice/Mayor-Commissioner
Commissioner
Commissioner
Commissioner
Also present were:
Anthony L. Shoemaker
M. A. Galbraith, Jr.
William C. Baker
Paula Harvey
Cynthia E. Goudeau
City Manager
City Attorney
Public Works Director
Planning Director
City Clerk
The Mayor called the meeting to order and led the Pledge of Allegiance.
The invocation was given by Reverend Burt Blomquist, First United Methodist
Church.
In order to provide COIltinuity tot' research, the lteas v1ll be listed in agenda
order a1tbough not necessarily disoussed in tbat order.
III - Service Pin Awards.
~o service pins were awarded to City employees.
IV - Introductions and Awards.
Proclamations
Hase Healtb Care Week - 11/30/86 thru 12/06/86.
ec-um1ty Ed1J08tlO1l Day - 11/1 B/B6.
lla7or' s D-Day in the Var 01'1 Drugs - 11 /1 8/ B 6.
Citations of Appreciation were presented to William Mitchell,
Thomas Cave, Hugh Parker, Jr. and Robert O. Bauer for service to the Chi Chi
Rodriguez Youth Foundation Countryside Project and adjoining Nature Center.
v - Minutes of the Regular Meeting of November 6, 1986 and the Special
Meeting of November 5, 1986.
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Commissioner Garvey moved to approve the minutes of the regular meeting
of November 6, 1986 and the Special Meeting of November 5, 1986 as recorded
and submitted in written summation by the Clerk to each Commissioner. MOtion
was duly seconded and carried unanimously.
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VI - Presentations.
Food Pantry - RCS.
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Lucille Russell, of Religious Community Services, requested assistance
from the citizens of Clearwater in raising $50,000 in cash and $50,000 in food
donations.
VII - Citizens to be Heard re Items Not on the Agenda.
None.
VIII - Public Hearings.
Item /J:9 - Vacation Request of 3.5 ft. of a
easement bordering on the N side of Lot 24,
Sec. 29-28-16; located at 2860 Quail Hollow Rd.
10 ft. drainage and utility
Oak Forrest of Countryside,
(Wedekind) V 86-23 (PW)
The applicant's pool and decking encroach into the existing easement.
The applicant is building a room addition to the rear of his home, which would
also encroach into the easement.
The request has been reviewed by various City departments/divisions and
the three utility companies and there are no objections.
It was pointed out that approval of this request does not approve
construction within the setback area.
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Commissioner Berfield moved to approve the request and to direct the City
Attorney to include in an ordinance. Motion was duly seconded and carried
unanimously.
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lots 3 &
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utility easements: 1: lying between
the E'ly 5 ft. AND B: lying between lots 7 & 8,
E, less the E'ly 5 ft., Bay Terrace Addn., Sec. 3-29-15; 1 located at
Broadway and B located about 2055 Broadway. (City) V 86-21 (PW)
- Vacation Request of two 5'
4, Blk. W, less
neighborhood-wide vacation which was instigated
could not be involved at that time due to
lines oocupying the easements. The water lines have since been moved and
easements can and should be vacated.
This vacation is part of a
in December of 1984. This part
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The request has been reviewed by various City departments/divisions and
the three. utility companies and there are no objections to the vacation.
Commissioner Berfield moved to approve the request and to direct the City
Attorney to include in an ordinance. Motioo was duly seconded and carried
unanimously.
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Item #11 - Second Reading, Ordinance 4300-867 Amending Secs. 50.05 and 52.14,
Code of Ordinances re The provision of City water for fire sprinkler systems
and fire hydrants on private property - To establish certain requirements and
to impose a monthly standby charge. (UT)
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It was pointed out that this ordinance will prevent the loss of urumetered
water on private property.
The City Attorney presented Ordinance 4300-86 for second reading and read
it by title only. Commissioner Regulski moved to pass and adopt Ordinance
4300-86 on second and final reading and to authorize the appropriate officials
to execute same. Motion was duly seconded. Upon roll call the vote was:
"Ayes": Garvey, Berfield, Regu1ski, \tIinner and Kelly.
"Nays": None.
Item 112 - Petition for Annexation and IL (Limited Office) Zoning of a 4 acre
parcel - Lot 197 Clearwater Industrial Park, Sec. 1-29-15; located on the S
side of Calumet st. approx. 450 ft. E of Hercules Ave., (Nightingale ATA 85-20-
242, Square D Co. ATA 68/City) A 86-26. (PUD)
The parcel was the subject of two agreements to annex. Agreement to Annex
No. 85-20-242, signed on July 3, 19857 included a promissory note in the amount
of $3,651.68 for Open Space Land Fees which will be due prior to the finaliza-
tion of this annexation. Agreement to Annex No. 68 was signed April 16, 1918.
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The property is now contiguous to the city limits and is eligible to be
annexed. As provided for in the agreements, the City is initiating action to
annex the properties into the City. The property owners were given the required
60 day notice called for in the agreements.
Commissioner Winner moved to approve the request and to direct the City
Attorney to include in an ordinance. Motion was duly seconded and carried
unanimously.
Item 113 - Petition for Annexation and RS-2 Zoning of a 1.2 acre parcel
M&B 34.022, Sec. 0-29-16; located on the S side of Campbell Dr. approx. 310 ft.
E of Old Coachman Rd. (Brown/City) A-86-27 (PUD)
The parcel was the subject of Agreement to Annex No. 84-23-198 signed on
June 5, 1984, which includes a promissory note in the amount of $200.00 for
the recreation facility fee which will be due prior to the finalization of the
annexation.
The property is now contiguous to the city limits. A single family
residenoe presently exists on the property.
Commissioner Garvey moved to approve the request and to direct the City
Attorney to include in an ordinance. Motion was duly seconded and carried
unanimously.
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Item 014 - Petition for Annexation, CH (Highway Commercial District) Zoning
and a Land Use Plan Amendment from Medium Density Residential to Commerciall
Tourist facilities of a 3.2 acre parcel - Lot 7, Blackburn SUb., Sec. 0-29-16;
located on the W side of U.S. 19 approx. 275 ft. N of Blackburn St. (Valdes)
A 86-28, LUP 86-28. (PUD)
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The parcel is currently vacant. An open space land fee will be due prior
to development. Although not a condition of annexation, the dedication of a
40 ft. drainage and utility easement along U.S. 19 will be a requirement of
the development of the property. In addition, water lines and fire hydrants
will have to conform to City standards when ,the property is developed.
Commissioner Garvey moved to approve the request and to direct the City
Attorney to include in an ordinance. Mot~OD was duly seconded and carried
unanimously.
Item #15 - Petition for Annexation and Parcel #1: OL (Limited Office) Zoning
and a Land Use Plan Amendment from Medium Density Residential to Residentia~/
Office - Lot 1, Pinellas Groves Sub. vacated ROW, SE ~ Sec. 1-29-15, M&B
32.011, SW ~ Sec. 6-29-16; and Parcel 12: IL (Limited Industrial) Zonin&
- the N 325 ft. of Lot 16, Pinellas Groves Sub., SE ~ Sec. 1-29-15; for a total
6.72 acre site located on the S side of Sunset Point Rd. approx. 225 ft. W of
the intersection with Belcher Rd., extending S to Sunnydale Blvd. (Finkenbinder)
A-86-29, LUP 86-29 (parcel #1 only). (PUD)
Parcel 1 is a vacant 4.5 acre parcel for which an office development is
proposed. Parcel 2 is a 2.22 acre vacant parcel.
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Additional easements may be required upon development of the property and
water lines and fire hydrants will have to conform to City standards.
Two residents of Raintree Village questioned what the development of the
parcels would be. Concerns were expressed regarding the hours of operation
and the drainage problem in the area. The City Manager responded these concerns
would be addressed during site plan review.
Discussion ensued regarding placing restrictions on the use of the
property. The City ~ttorney stated these restrictions would constitute contract
zoning and be illegal.
The Planning Director explained the reason for the requested IL (Limited
Industrial) Zoning on parcel 12, which involves the time factor necessary for
a change in Land Use Plan designations that would accompany a zoning Change.
Mr. Finkenbinder, the owner of the property, stated he has waited a long
time to find a developer who would develop in the manner he feels would be
appropriate and acceptable to the City.
Discussion ensued regarding the development that would be allowed under
the present County co~ercial zoning.
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not want to see industrial development on the p~operty, and to di~ect the City
Attorney to include in an ordinance. Motion was duly seconded and upon the
vote being taken: Commissioners Ber~ield, Garvey, Winner and the Mayor voted
"aye". Commissioner Regulski voted "nay". Motion carried.
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Item 116 - Zoning Atlas Amendment from RS-8 (Single Family Residential) to
RM-8 (Multi Ie Famil Residential) for a .55 acre arcel the S 305.38 ft.
M.O.L. of the E 7. ft. of M&B 41.04, Sec. 13-29S-15E; located approx. 320
ft. S of Gulf-to-Bay Blvd., 200 ft. E of Bamboo Lane (Jersey Jim Towers TV &
AC, Inc.) Z 8&-17 (PUD)
The site is presently vacant. It is the intent of the applicant to request
a conditional use for non-commercial, off-street parking on the site if rezoning
is approved.
William Kimpton, Att,)rney for the applicant, stated the owner had attempted
to develop the property commercially and had been unsuccessful. Plans now are
to develop the area for parking.
Two residents of the area expressed concerns regarding buffering between
the parking and adjacent residential areas, traffic, dust and noise. It was
requested that a fence or low wall be constructed to prevent trash from blowing
into the adjacent area.
The Planning Director stated the Planning and Zoning Board would require
buffering if the conditional use for parking is approved.
Commissioner Regulski moved to approve the request and to direct the City
Attorney to include in an ordinance. Motion was duly seconded and carried
unanimously.
CITY IWIAGER REPORTS
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IX - Consent Agenda - Approved less Item #35.
AdYisory Board Rotlrioatioos - Received.
Item 1117
Neighborhood Advisory Committee (two members). (CLK)
Item '18 - Library Board (one member). (CLK)
Citizen & start Requests - Approved.
Item 1119 - Municipal Election, March 10, 1987 - Direct the City Clerk to
prepare for and conduct the forthcoming municipal election and be authorized
to hire the necessary election boards and compensate the pollworkers in a manner
commensurate with the County. (CLK)
AgI"..ent.3
Approved.
Item H20 - Clearwater for Youth, Inc. - Agreement to operate the small
concession building located at Carpenter Field during its Upper Pinellas Co.
Winter Instructional League season. (PR)
Bids. Contraots - Approved.
Item #21 - Jacobsen Turfcat II Riding Mowers (2) - Debra Equipment, Tampa,
FL for $18,940.00 (CS)
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Item U22 - Toro G~oundmaster 72 Riding Mo~ers (2) - Wesco Zaun Inc., Tampa,
FL for $17,1~O.OO. (PR)
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Item U23 - 157 Aggregate - Flo~ida Crushed Stone Co. for $8.05 per ton, net
price, estimated $32,200.00 for 1/1/87 to 12/31/87. (PW)
Item U24 - Janie Daniels Subdivision - Purchase of ~ots 14, 15, 16 and 17
from Mary N. Heard, $71,200. (p~)
Item U25 - Gunite Repairs - Pier 60: Docks & Bridges (86-5) - Pneumatic
Concrete Co., tnc. - $42,600.00. (PW)
Item 126 - Gas Distribution Materials (P.E.) - Contracts to purchase as
required during period 12/1/86 to 11/30/87, estimated cost $269,000. (UT)
Item 127 - Computer Equipment to automate safety
automation within the Risk Management Division
for $9,860.00. (CM)
reoords and general office
Burroughs Corp., Tampa, FL
Item #28 - Countryside Sports Complex, Construction of restrooms and a
concession stand - MPJ Miller Construction Co., $~5,690.00; and amend CIP
code 327b by adding $10,000 to come from recreation facility impact fees.
budget
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- Penns lvania Ave./~icholson St. Draina e and Pavin 1m rovements
Suncoast Excavating, Inc., 256,516.00 (PUD)
Item 130 - Computer Equipment to implement Phase II of office automation for
Planning Dept. - Burroughs Corp., T~pa, Fl fo~ $13,339.23 (PUO)
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Item 131 - C.O. 13, Gulf Blvd. and Moccasin Lake Park Water Main E~tens1ons,
ICL 84155-1 - Sun coast Excavating, Inc., Clearwater, $-5,250.00 for a new total
of $651,665.10. (P~)
Item 132 - C.O. 63, 1986 Wate~ Main Replacement Contract, Phase II (Project
86-48) - Seacoast Construction Corp., Tampa - $+19,200.00 for a new total of
$536,205.50 (PW)
Item 133 - C.O. 61, 1986 Sanitary Sewer Extension Contraot (B6-34, 36, 4~ and
53) - Suncoast Excavating, Inc., Clearwater - $+233.50 for a new total of
$228,355.75 (PW)
Citizen & Starr Beqaesta - Approved.
Item q3~ - Prope~ty Usage adjacent to East Pollution Control Faoility and S of
S.R. 60 - Request property be designated for beautifioation as an entry focal
point into Clearwater and for future improvements to the Faoility. (PW)
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Item 6:35
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Item 036 - Petition for Annexation, RS-4 Zoning and Land Use Plan Amendment
from Recreation/Open Space to Low Density Residential of a 19.32 acre parcel
Lots 1-26, Blk. 29, Lots 1-26, Blk. 30, Lots 1-26, Blk. 31, Lots 1-26, Blk. 32,
vacated streets, Chautauqua Unit ~, Sec. A and a portion of M&B 41.00, Sec.
32-28-16; located on the N side 10th Ave. S. (Union St.) and between Second St.
E. and Soule Rd. (Third St. E.) (Pinell Area Council, Boy Scouts of America)
A 86-36 LUP 86-32 (PUD)
Item 037 - Petition for Annexation and RS-8 Zoning of a .14 acre parcel - Lot
11, Blk. A, Sunset Point Estates Sub., Sec. 6-29-16; located on the E side of
Old Coachman Rd. approx. 450 ft. N of Sunset Pt. Rd. (TUller) A 86-33 (PUD)
Item 038 - Petition for Annexation and RS-8 Zoning for a .14 acre parcel - Lot
12, Blk. A, Sunset Point Estates Sub., Sec. 6-29-16; located on the E side of
Old Coachman Rd. approx. 390 ft. N of Sunset Pt. Rd. (Edwards) A 86-34 (PUD)
Item 039 - Petition for Annexation and RS-4 Zoning of a .17 acre parcel -
Po~tion of Tract C, Myron A. Smith's Bayview, Sec. 16-29-16; located on the
E side of Bay View Ave., S of Gulf-to-Bay Blvd. (S.R. 60) and approx. 360 ft.
S of County Rd. 31 (Smith/City) A 86-35 (PUD)
City Attorney
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Item 040 - A Ten (10') ft. water main easement - 5'each side of all water
mains inCluding hydrants & meters, but excludi~g any (mains) that lie under
buildings or within 5' of buildings, AND ingress & egress easement; Section
6-29S-15E, Island Estates. (6~0 Island Way Development Corp.)
Item 141 - A Two (2') ft. easement for sidewalk purposes for Lot 2,
Studebake~'s Sub. 92-39 (Trustees of Studebaker's (R) Land Trust)
Commissioner Garvey moved to approve the Consent Agenda as submitted, less
Item 135, and to autho~ize appropriate officials to execute same. Motion
was duly seconded and carrIed unanimously.
Item 135 - Preltminary Site Plan fo~ Morton Plant Hospital M.R.I./Diagnostic
Imaging Center - M&B 12.04, 12.05, 12.06, 12.07, 12.09, 12.10, 12.11, 12.12 and
12.13, Sec. 21-29S-15E; located at the NW corner of S. Ft. Har~ison Ave. and
Pinellas St. (Morton Plant Hospital) PSP 86-36 (PUD)
The Planning Director stated upon further staff review, an additional
oondition will be required for the site plan. Mike Kettle, Engineer, stated
the retention areas we~e designed according to Code; however, they would
cooperate with the requested additional condition.
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Commissioner Garvey moved to approve review of preliminary site plan ror
Morton Plant Hospital and authorize review of rinal site plan with final action
by the DRC subject to the following conditions: 1) The site plan shall not be
certified prior to final Zoning/Land Use Plan approval; 2) "Future" notations,
structures, etc. shall be deleted rrom the site plan prior to review by the
DRC; 3) Required handicapped parking spaces shall be indicated on the site plan
prior to review by the DRC; 4) The required parking lot interior landscape areas
shall be depicted (by shading or cross hatChing) on the site plan prior to
review by the DRC; 5) The total land area devoted to parking lot interior
landscaping, expressed in square feet and as a percentage or the paved vehicular
area shall be given on the site plan prior to review by DRC; and 6) The proposed
retention area must be redesigned and/or relocated as required by Public Works
in order to clearly separate the required landscaping area from the required
retention area. Hotion was duly seconded and carried unanimously.
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Item #42 - Edgewater Drive Property - Deny request of Clearwater Historic
Preservation Board to name property arter Mr. Lester Dicus; and approve the
recommendation of Parks and Recreation Board that the property be named
"Edgewater Park". (PR)
In accord with Resolution 80-82, the Parks and Recreation Board is allowed
to evaluate and make final recommendations to the City Commission for names
of future City parks. One criterion to be considered when making recommendations
is "in a majority of cases, parks should be named after geographic features,
locations, streets, etc.". The Board feels the name "Edgewater Drive" has been
synonymous with the location for many years and it should remain as the name
of the entire parcel. Contact was made with neighborhood owner associations;
a reply was received from the Edgewater Drive Assoc. indicating a poll was taken
of their Board members, unanimously voting to ~ name the property after
Mr. Dicus.
Steve Gerakios requested, on behalf of the Clearwater Historical Society
and the Clearwater Historic Preservation Board, that the park be named after
J. Lester Dicus. Mr. Gerakios reviewed Mr. Dicus' service to the City of
Clearwater, emphasizing the Dicus name has been synonymous with this partiCUlar
piece of property for 62 years.
Jim Scott of the Edgewater Civic Assoc. stated the Association is not
against Mr. Dicus. He pointed out, however, that Mr. Dicus sold the land to
a developer and, had it not been for the Civic Association's inte~vention,
condos and/or a yacht basin would have been built on Edgewater Drive at this
location. He stated the Association would be willing to pay for a sign reading
Edgewater Park.
Discussion ensued regarding the existence of a policy regarding the naming
of parks after individuals.
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Preservation Board to name the Edgewater Drive property after Mr. Dicus and
to approve the recommendation of the Parks & Recreation Board to name the
property "Edgewater Park". Motion was duly seconded and upon the vote being
taken: Commissioners Garvey, Winner, Regulski and the Mayor voted "aye".
Commissioner Berfield voted "nay". Motion carried.
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Item 8~3 - Purchase of Park Property approx. 15.61 acres lying in the NW~
of the NWa of Sec. 7-29-16; at a cost of $93,525 per acre for a total of
$1,459,925.00. (N. & E. Vogel) (PR)
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staff feels this parcel of land is ideally suited for a park and its
acquisition will assist in meeting the recreation needs of existing and future
residents. It will provide open space frontage on Belcher Road and its east
boundary abuts an existing undeveloped park site of approximately 9 acres.
The purchase price is believed to be within the realm of market value.
Additionally, tracts of this size that meet the desired characteristics for
parkland are becoming increasingly difficult to acquire.
Funds currently available for this pruchase include approx. $318,000 of
open space and recreation land impact fees, plus approx. $157,000 of City wide
accumulated interest on these two categories of impact fees.
Ream Wilson, Parks & Recreation Director, stated the proposed parkland
property abuts Coachman Ridge parkland and is acceptable to Clearwater for Youth
for their recreation complex.
Discussion ensued regarding the financing of the purchase and whether a
condition should be made that it be used by Clearwater for Youth.
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Commissioner Winner moved to amend the recommendation to approve the
contract between the City of Clearwater and Nelson and Elsie Vogel for the
purchase of the 15.61 acres of land for park purposes with the condition that
suggestions be made to Clearwate~ for Youth that this 1s the site the Commission
would prefer for the recreation complex. Motion was duly seconded and
carried unanimously.
Commissioner Winner moved to approve the recommendation, as amended.
Motion was duly seoonded and carried unanimously.
Item 844 - First Reading, Ordinance 4301-86, Amending Section 50.05(e)(2) Code
of Ordinances to 1) establish a monthly "Active Customer Service Charge" of
$4.00 and delete the provision of 3 consumptions and 2) increase the general
rates for natural gas service. (UT)
Based on information included in a recent report - Residential Gas Rate
Survey - given to the City Commission, it was determined the City of Clearwater
is the only gas distributor surveyed which provides its customers with any units
of gas in their basic monthly customer service charge.
As of July 30 and September 30, 1986, Clearwater had the second lowest
average monthly billing for a typical, residential customer out of 13
distributors surveyed. The monthly charges as recommended would total $18.00,
which is near the average bill of the other distributors.
Discussion ensued regarding justification ~or the rate increase.
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Commissioner Regulski moved to table Item #44 until a report is received
~rom a gas consultant. Motion was duly seconded and upon the vote being
taken: Commissioners Berfield, Regulski, Winner and the Mayor voted "aye".
Commissioner Garvey voted "nay". Motion oarr:led. Item tabled.
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Item U45 - Arrest Drunk Driving Grant - Resolution 86-19, Authorizing the
City Manager to file application to seoure funding for the continuation of the
program in oonjunction with all Law Enforcement Agencies in County. (PD)
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The "Arrest Drunk Driving Program - Pinellas County" beoame operational
on January 1, 1980. Since that time, the detection and apprehension of drunk
drivers has increased to 28% above the same time last year. Through this
cooperative effort aloohol-related injury accidents have decreased by
approxUnately ~6%.
This grant provides continued funding for a polioe sergeant as project
coordinator and a clerk typist II as well as funds to purchase training, public
information and education materials to sustain the Arrest Drunk Driving Program
for one additional year.
This is a Bureau of Public Safety Management grant application and will
have no impact on the 1986/81 operating budget.
Commissioner Regulski moved to pass and adopt Resolution 80-79 and to
authorize the appropriate officials to execute same. Motion was duly seconded.
Upon roll call the vote was:
"flyes":
Garvey, Berfield, Regulski, Winner and Kelly.
"Nays":
None.
Item 046 - Water Treatment 1987 - a new C.l.P. project requiring the transfer
of funding from existing Water Division C.l.P. projects. (UT)
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Based on recommendations of the City of Clearwater's consultant's survey
entitled "City of Clearwater, Florida Potable Water System Trihalomethane
Survey", the City needs to begin water treatment. This projeot will provide
the necessary funding for interim treatment that adds chlorine dioxide to the
disinfection process in our water system.
The estimated total capital investment of implementing the recommendations
is $500,000 needed in FY 81 to cover a pilot demonstration project, then design,
bidding and construction.
The City Manager stated the water treatment program is preventative
maintenance and the City really has no alternative but to implement it.
A question was raised regarding whether new well development would
continue. The City Manager responded the well development would cease until
the issue is resolved.
Commissioner Garvey moved to approve a new CIP project entitled "Water
Treatment - 1987" and the transfer of funding for their project from existing
Water Division CIP projects and to authorize the appropriate officials to
execute same. Kotioa was duly seconded and carried unanimously.
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Item 047 - Preliminary Site Plan for the Clearwater Sailing Center for a
portion of M&B 34.01, Sec. 17-295-15&; located on the & side of Gulf Blvd. on
Sand Key (City) PSP 80-11. (PUD)
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The 6.5 acres site across from Sand Key Park has a LUP classification of
Recreation/Open Space with a zoning of Open Space/Recreation. It is City owned
and partially developed with a public restroom facility. Plans are to develop
a sailing center on the site. Access will be at one point on Gulf Blvd., south
of the toll booth area.
It is anticipated that funds for developing the center will come from
$125,000 of recreation impact fees collected on Sand Key and private donations.
Ream Wilson, Parks & Recreation Director, reviewed the plan for the
proposed Sailing Center. He emphasized the center would be open to all citizens
and will be used for sailing crafts only, not power boats.
Four citizens spoke in support of the proposed sailing center emphasizing
the need for sailing education and this type of facility.
Discussion ensued regarding the intention of the sailing community to raise
a portion of the funds necessary to construct the proposed sailing center.
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Clearwater Sailing Center and authorize review of a final site plan with final
action by the DRC subject to the following conditions: 1) The surrounding
zoning must be provided on the final site plan and the zoning on-site be amended
to OS/R; 2) The final site plan reflect the adjustments to the lot coverage
and floor area calculations based upon a final determination of the square
footage of the building; and 3) Parking calculations be provided based upon
required parking and proposed parking and authorize the appropriate officials
to execute same. MOtica was duly seconded and carried unanimously.
The meeting reo'asaed from 8:50 - 9:02 p.m.
Item 0 48 - Consultant Contract for Gas Study - R.W. Beck & Assoc., Engineers
and Consultants for $33,370 to perform the 1986/87 Study of the Clearwater Gas
System.
The consultant's final proposal proposes three tasks: (1) Evaluation and
Comparison would cost $16,550; (2) Projection of the future outlook for the
system for a 10 year period under differing assumptions regarding future
conditions and future actions taken by the City for $16,820; (3) a System
Valuation at a cost of $13,930; for a total consultant proposal of $47,300.
The review committee recommends the award of Task 1 and 2 only.
Discussion ensued regarding the need to ascertain a market value for the
gas system.
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Commissioner Regulski moved to approve the execution of a contract
R.W. Beck and Assoc. for Task 1 and 2 only. Kotlon was duly seconded.
the vote being taken: Commissioners Regulski and Garvey voted "aye".
Commissioners Berfield, Winner and the Mayor voted "nay". MotJ.on failed.
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December 18, 1986, with the condition that an attempt be made to reconcile the
differences in the accounting systems and to establish a market value for the
gas system. MotJ.on was duly seconded. Upon the vote being taken:
Commissioners Winner, Berfield and the Mayor voted "aye". Commissioners
Regulski and Garvey voted "nay". Motion carrJ.ed.
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of concern.
Item D49 - Revised Community Redevelopment Plan for Downtown Clearwater (PUD)
In 1977, The Plan for Downtown Clearwater was accepted by the City to
create a long range development plan to provide the general policies and
guidelines for both pUblic and private sector involvement in the improvement
of Downtown.
On June 5, 1986, the City Commission directed staff to review a report
prepared by the consultant Halcyon Ltd. which provided a review of The Plan
for Downtown Clearwater, and updated market analysiS and project pro forma
statements and recommended policy direction in the revitalization of Downtown.
Staff was directed to prepare recommendations for amendments to the plan.
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The revised plan prOVides an opportunity for the City Commission and
Community Redevelopment Agency to redirect redevelopment consistent with current
needs and priorities and to guide expenditures over the future cycles of
redevelopment investment.
~mendments to the plan are subject to review at publiC hearing prior to
finalization and adoption in acoordance with state law governing amendments
to the comprehensive plan and subject to further review and adoption by the
Community Redevelopment Agency and Board of County Commissioners as an amendment
to the Redevelopment Plan for Downtown Clearwater.
Discussion ensued regarding the revised Downtown Redevelopment Plan. It
was pointed out that more attention should be given to implementation of a
workable plan.
Commissioner Winner moved to receive the draft revision of the Community
Redevelopment Plan and refer it to City departments and other interested
agencies for review and comment. Motion was duly seconded and carried
unanimously.
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Item #50 - Enterprise Zone Application, Resolution 86-80 - Designation of
an Enterprise Zone in the Downtown and North Greenwood neighborhoods beginning
1/1/87. (PUD)
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On July 25, 1986, the City applied for State approval of Enterprise Zone
designations for the North Greenwood and Downtown core areas (Census Tracts
262 and 259.01). The most heavily weighted criteria for approval is the
distress rating of the census tracts, any portion of which is included within
the proposed zone. The North Greenwood area (C.T. 262) is rated 28 and Downtown
(C.T. 259.01) was rated 36. The State has notified us that an error was made
in the published ratings and that C.T. 259.01 is currently rated 423. Since
nine municipalities in our competitive population category have applied for
zone approval, such a correction would probably eliminate Clearwater from
competition. It is recommended that the Eastern Downtown area be substituted
for C.T. 259.01. The eastern area, a part of C. T. 259.02 has a new ranking
of 126, giving an average distress rating for Clearwater's proposed zone of
77. It is necessary to include a portion of C.T. 259.02 to satisfy the
requirement that the proposed zone contain qO$ commercial/industrial and 40%
residential zoning.
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Commissioner Garvey moved to pass and adopt Resolution 86-80 and to
authorize the appropriate officials to execute same. Motion was duly seconded.
Upon roll call the vote was:
"Ayes":
Garvey, Berfield, Regulski, Winner and Kelly.
"Nays":
None.
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XI - other Pending Matters
None.
XII - Verbal Reports
The City Manager stated a request from the NAACP has been received by the
Police Dept. requesting co-sponsorship of the Martin Luther King Day parade.
Commission consensus was for the City to co-sponsor the parade and waive all
fees. A question was raised regarding the insurance requirement and the
oonsensus was that the NAACP make an effort to obtain the required liability
insuranoe.
The City Manager stated the Airpark item needs to be scheduled for an
upcoming agenda. Commission consensus was to schedule the item for December
11, 1986, establiShing a 1l minute maximum time for each speaker with no
rebuttalQ
Concerns were expressed that the meeting would need to be controlled so
no one felt intimidated.
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Item '51 - First Reading, Ordinanoe 4287-86 - Fire Alarms and Security Alarms
Definitions, requirements, response to false alarms, enforoement and hearing
procedures, a fine sChedule, and prohibiting automatic telephone dialing devices
or digital communicator alarm systems.
Chuck Bellisimo, representing the Alarm Associations of Florida,
several objections to the false alarm ordinanoe and offered to assist
in amending the ordinance.
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City staff
Consensus was to discuss needed modifioations prior to second reading.
The City Attorney presented Ordinance 4281-86 for first reading and
it by title only. Commissioner Garvey moved to pass Ordinance 4287-86
Motion was duly seconded. Upon roll call the vote
read
on first reading.
was:
"Ayes":
Garvey, Berfield, Regulski, Winner and Kelly.
"Nays":
None.
Item 452 - First Reading, Ordinance 4295-86 - Annexing Lot 3, Terra Alto
on S side of otten St., approx. 150 ft. W of Highland Ave. (Thiel
10/2/86) Sec.2-29S-15E. A 86-23
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The City Attorney presented Ordinance 4295-86 for first reading and
read it by title only. Commissioner Winner moved to pass Ordinance 4295-86
on first reading. Motion was duly seconded. Upon roll call the vote
was:
"Ayes":
Garvey, Barfield, Regulski, Winner and Kelly.
"Nays" :
None.
Item #53 - First Readi Ordinance 4296-86 - Zoni
Single Family Residential) for property annexed in
Atlas Amendment to RS-8
Ord. 4295-86. A 86-23
The City Attorney presented Ordinance 4296-86 for first reading and
read it by title only. Commissioner Winner moved to pass Ordinanoe 4296-86
on first reading. Motion was duly seoonded. Upon roll call the vote
was:
"Ayes":
Garvey, Berfield, Regulski, Winner and Kelly.
"Nays":
None.
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Item 15~ - Resolution 86-77 - Assessing the owners of property the costs of
having mowed or cleared the owner's lot.
Coa~issioner Garvey moved to pass and adopt Resolution 186-77 and to
authorize the appropriate officials to execute same. Motion was duly seconded.
Upon roll call the vote was:
"Ayes":
Garvey, Berfield, Regulski, Winner and Kelly.
"Nays":
~one.
Item 155 - Resolution 86-18 - Request for the Board of County Commissioners
to canoel and discharge certain tax liens upon municipal property acquired for
public purposes and to grant tax exemption.
Canmissioner Garvey moved to pass and adopt Resolution 186-78 and
to authorize the appropriate officials to execute same. Motion was duly
seconded. Upon roll call the vote was:
"Ayes":
Garvey, Berfield, Regulski, Winner and Kelly.
"Nays":
None.
Item #56 - Resolution 86-81 - Authorizing the submission of an application
to the state of Florida Dept. of Community Affairs for an award of $69,182.00
from the local government Comprehensive Planning Assistance Program.
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Commissioner Garvey moved to pass and adopt Resolution g86-B1 and to
authorize the appropriate officials to execute same. Motion was duly seconded.
Upon roll call the vote was:
"Ayes":
Garvey, Berfield, Regulski, Winner and Kelly.
"Nays":
None.
Item 157 - Resolution 86-8~ - Urging citizens to support the 1986 Florida
Challenger 7k Run/Walk-A-Thon on Saturday, November 22, 1986 sponsored by
Astronauts Memorial Foundation.
Commissioner Garvey moved to pass and adopt Resolution 86-82 and to
authorize the appropriate officials to execute same. Motion was duly seconded.
Upon roll call the vote was:
"Ayes":
Garvey, Berfield, Regulski, Winner and Kelly.
"Nays":
None.
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Harbor regarding the controversy over the McMullen Booth/Enterprise Road corner,
annexed by Safety Harbor. The hearing will be Friday morning, November 21st.
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C~iODer Bertield asked Howard Groth to report regarding the
Baumgardner Performing Arts Center receiving the 1986 Governor's Design
Award. He reported a bill has been prefiled that would allow homeowners
associations to ask for-a-ipecial tax for improvements to subdivisions and
includes a provision that the City would not necessarily have to use the money
for chat subdivision.
eo..issioner Regglski requested direction be given to Public Works to
proceed with construction of the walkway at Dan's Island, as the City
Attorney's opinion states it would not jeopardize the City's easements.
Harer Kelly requested agreement from the Commission that if she is unable
to control the audience during the Airpark item, the Commission will leave
the chambers. She questioned an invitation received from Pinellas County
Jubilee' for the $75.00/plate dinner. Consensus of the Commission was to
consider the invitations as personal.
eo..lsaiODer WinDer expressed concerns regarding the discrepancy in the
number of parking tickets issued on the Beach due to the flux in manpower.
He questioned the possibility of transferring the ticket writing function to
Traffio Engineering.
eo--i~iODer Garvey questioned whether the Commission would consider
allowing emergency service vehicles to park in residential zones. Commission
consensus was to leave the ordinance as it is.
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The meeting adjourned at 10:36 p.m.
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FIlIAL AGENDA
CITY COMMISSION MEETING
December 11, 1986
(6 p.m.)
WELCOME. We are glad to have you join us. If you wish to speak please wait to be
~reCOgniZed, then 3tate your ~ and address. Persons speaking before the City
Commission on other than Public Hearing items shall be limited to 3 minutes. No person
shall speak more than once on the same subject unless granted permission by the City
Commission.
I. Pledge of Allegiance
II. Invocation
ACTIOR AGEHDA
I. The Vice Mayor.
II. Rev. Gerald Hendry, St. Cecelia Catholic
Church.
III. Two service pins awarded.
IV. Proclamations:
Drunk & Drugged Driving Awareness Week
12/14 12/20/86
Turkey Trot Awards Library Dept.
V. Approved as submitted.
III. Service Pin Awards
IV. Introductions and Awards
V. Minutes of Regular Meeting November 20,
1986.
VI. Presentat;loDS
A. McGruff - Crime Dog, Police Chief Sid
VI.
A.
Presentations
McGruff - Crime Dog, (Officer
Stevens) introduced by Police
Klein.
B. Letter of Appreciation and Crime
Prevention Award presented to Searstown
Cartaret/Savings Bank for donation of
McGruff costume.
None.
Sandy
Chief Sid
VII. Citizens to be heard re: Items not
on the Agenda.
VII.
Hot Bet'ore 6:30 P.M.
Scheduled Publio Hearings
(1 ) Presentation of issues by City
staff.
(2) Statement of case by applicant (or
representative) - 5 minutes.
(3) Statement of case by opposition-
5 a1nutes.
(4) Commission questions.
(5) Comments in support and comments in
opposition: (a) individual - 3 a1nutes;
(b) spokesperson for groups - 10 lIl1nutes.
(6) Commission questions.
(1) Rebuttal by opposition 5 minutes.
(8) Final rebuttal by applicant (or
representative) - 5 lIl1nutes.
VIII PUBLIC HEAllIHGS
9. Petition for Annexation and RS 8 Zoning, 9. Approved.
.2 acre parcel located on the N.E. corner
at the intersection of South Dr. and reast
Dr., E. of Highland Ave. (O'Connor) A
86 30. (PUD)
10. Petition for Annexation and IL Zoning for 10. Approved.
2 parcels containing 3.29 acres located
on both sides of Hercules Ave. apx. 315
ft. S. of Calumet st. (Clark/Battle) A
~86 31. (PUD)
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of a .70 acre parcel located on the N. an
S. sides of Woodbine St. adjacent to Rollen
G:)Rd. and E. of N. Betty Ln. (Lovitz, Tunnan,
Jefferson, Hale) A 8&-32. (PUD)
12. Land Use Plan Amendment from
Commercial/Tourist Facilities to Medium
Density Residential and a Zoning Atlas
Amendment from CO to RMH for a 1.25 acre
parcel located on the N. side of Gulf
to Bay Blvd. apx. 300 ft. E. of Belcher
Rd., a portion of Green Acres Mobile Home
Park (Keller Park Partnership, I,
Ltd./City) LUP 86-30, Z 86-18. (PUD)
13. Land Use Plan Amendment from
Commercial/Tourist Facilities to Medium
Density Residential and a Zoning Atlas
Amendment from CG to RMH for a .98 acre
parcel located on the S. side of Gulf
to Bay Blvd. ap~. 750 ft. E. of Belcher
Rd., a portion of Happy Trails Trailer
Park (Bruning, gnglert/City), LUP 86-31,
Z 86-19. (PUD)
14. Land Use Plan Amendment from Low Density
Residential to High Density Residential
and a Zoning Atlas Amendment from RM 8
to RM 20 for a .8 acre parcel located on
the N.W. corner at the intersection of
O. Garden Ave. and Seminole St. (Kirby) LUP
, . '8&-33, Z 86-21. (PUD)
15. Second Reading Ord. 11265-86 - Amending
Land Development Code Sec. 136.022 relating
to design standards for parking lots.
16. Second Reading Ord. .11276- 86 - Anne~ing
parcel on S. side of S.R. 590, apx. 150
ft. W. of Owen Dr. in Sec. 8-29-16 (Kegley
P.H. 8/21/86). A 86-21
17. Seoond Reading Ord. .11271- 86 - Zoning
property annexed in Ord. 4276 86 as
Multiple Family Residential District
(Kegley).
18. Seoond Reading Or-d. .11289- 86 - Annexing
part of Lot 12, SW 1/4 of Sec. 19-2g-16,
Pinellas Groves (Donald P.H. 9/4/86).
A 86-24
19. Second Reading Ord. 11290-86 - Zoning
property annexed in Ord. 4289-86 as Single
Family Residential (Donald).
20. Second Reading Ord. ~291-86- Amending
Land Development Code to impose certain
restrictions on projection of building
canopies, etc. over ROW.
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12. Approved.
13. Approved.
14. Denied.
15. Ord. 4265-86 adopted.
16. Ord. 4216-86 adopted as amended.
17. Ord. 4211-86 adopted.
18. Ord. 4289-86 adopted.
19. Ord. 4290-86 adopted.
20. Ord. 429l-86 adopted as amended.
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Lot 3, Terra Alto Estates on S. side of
Otten St., apx. 150 ft. W. of Highland
.~Ave., Sec. 0~29-15, (Thiel P.H.
~ 10/2/86). A 86-23
22. Second Reading Ord. 4296-86 - Zoning
property annexed in Ord. 4295-86 as Single
Family Residential (Thiel).
23. Second Reading Ord. 11291-86-- Vacating
3.5 ft. of 10 ft. utility easement on
Lot 10, Blk. 4, Beckett Lake Estates
(Johnston). V 86- 22
24. Second Reading Ord. 4298- 86 - Vacating
10 ft. water main easement on U.S. 19 north
of Drew St., Sec. 08-29-16 (City). V 86-19
25. Second Reading Ord. 11299-86- Amending,
code relating to Clearwater Pass Bridge
to provide that tolls may be waived in
an emergency.
26. First Reading Ord. 11280-86-Annexing-
property located S. of Idlewild Dr., E. of
Poinsettia, apx. 250 ft. E. of Betty Lane,
Lots 3 10, Blk. Lj Lots 19 22, Blk. 0;
Lots 1 6, Blk. Qj Lots 1 11, Blk P; Lots
1 25, Blk. M & Lake, Brooklawn Sub.; part
Lot 10, E.A. Marshall Sub., Sec. 3-29-15
(Dingus/Whitson/Modern Finish P.H.
2/6/86) (See 4152-86 for zoning and 4153-86
~or LUP). A 85-40
2.J'irst Reading Ord. 4152- 86 - Zoning
property annexed in Ord. 4280-86 as
Multiple Family Residential
(Dingus/Whitson/Modern Finish).
28. Public Hearing and First Reading
Ord. 11153-86 - Amending Ord. 2019 to
change land use designation from Low
Density Residential to Medium Density
Residential on property annexed in Ord.
4152-80 (Dingus/Whitson/Modern Finish).
LUP 85- 42
29. First Reading Ord. 4180-86- Amending
Zoning Atlas of City to rezone Lots 27,
28, 29, Drew Park Sub. from Multiple Family
Residential to Limited Office
(Javer/Javer/Guimarra- P.H. 4/17/86).
Z 86- 5
30. Public Hearing and First Reading
Ord. 11181-86 Amending Ord. 2019 to
change land use designation from Medium
Density Residential to Residential Office
for property rezoned in Ord. 4180-86
(Javer/Javer/Guimarra). LUP 86-5
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22. Ord. 4296-86 adopted.
23. Ord. 4291-86 adopted.
24. Ord. !l298-86 adopted.
25. Ord. 11299-86 adopted.
26. Ord. 4280-86 passed 1st reading
as amended.
27. Ord. 4152-86 passed 1st reading.
28. Ord. 4153-86 passed 1st reading.
29. Ord. 4180-86 passed 1st reading.
30. Ord. 11181-86 passed 1st reading.
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Lots 6, 7, 16, 17, and 16, Blk. 2, Acker's
Sub. (Sellier/Sobezak P.H. 6/5/86). A
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:jr...JFirst Reading Ord. 4213-86 - Zoning
property annexed in Ord. 4212-86 as Limited
Office (Sellier/Sobezak).
33. Public Hearing and First Reading
Ord. 4214-86- Amending Ord. 2019
to change land use designation from
Commercial/Tourist Facilities to
Residential Office for property annexed
in Ord. 4212-86 (Sellier/Sobezak). LUP
86-7
34. First Reading Ord. 4215 86 Annexing
portion of Sec. 7 29 17, Drew st., W. of
U.S. 19, S.E. 1/4 Sec. 7-29-16, M&B 44.01
(Rothman P.H. 6/5/86). A 86-9
35. First Reading Ord. 4216-86- Zoning
property annexed in Ord. 4215-86 as Highway
Commercial (Rothman).
36. Public Hearing and First Reading
Ord. 11211- 86 - Amending Ord. 2019 to
change land use designation from
Residential/Office to Commercial/Tourist
Facilities for property annexed in Ord.
4215-86 (Rothman). LUP 86-8
37. First Reading Ord. 422~8&- Annexing
Lots 1 and 23, Blk. 2, Acker's Sub.
!~(Shoemaker P.H. 6/19/86). A 86-12
38-;'First Reading Ord. 4229-86 - Zoning
property annexed in Ord. 4228-86 as Limited
Office (Shoemaker).
39. Public Hearing and First Reading
Ord. 11230-86 Amending Ord. 2019 to
change land use designation from
Commercial/Tourist Facilities and Low
Density Residential to Residential/Office
for property annexed in Ord. 4228-86
(Shoemaker). LUP 86-15
40. First Reading Ord. 4231-86- Annexing
parcel at N.E. intersection of Sunset Pt.
and Belcher Rds. 1.n Sec. 6-29-16 (Webb's
Nursery P.R. 6/19/86). A 86-3
41. First Reading Ord. 4232-86- Zoning
property annexed in Ord. 423l-86 as
Commercial Planned Development (Webb'S
Nursery) .
42. Public Hearing and First Reading
Ord. 4233-86 - Amending Ord. 2019 to
change land use designation from Medium
Density Residential to Commerci~l/Tourist
Facilities for property annexed in Ord.
423r-86 (Webb'S Nursery) LUP 86-4
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33. Ord. 4214-86 passed 1st reading.
34. Ord. 421S-86 passed 1st reading
as amended.
35. Ord. 4216-86 passed 1st reading
as amended.
36. Ord. 4211-86 passed 1st reading.
37. Ord. 4228-86 passed 1st reading
as amended.
38. Ord. 4229-86 passed 1st reading.
39. Ord. 4230-86 passed 1st reading.
40. Ord. 4231-86 passed 1st reading
as amended.
41. Ord. 4232-86 passed 1st reading.
42. Ord. 4233-8& passed 1st reading.
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property at S.E. corner of N. E. Coachman
and Belcher Rds. Sec. 7 29 16 from
;~Ublic/semi Public to Limited Office
(Trinity Baptist Church- P.H. 6/19/86.
Z 86-10
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Ord. 11235-86- Amending Ord. 2019 to
change land use designation from
Public/Semi Public to Residential Office
for property rezoned in Ord. 423~86
(Trinity Baptist Church). LUP 8&-16
. 45. First Reading Ord. 4236-86 - Rezoning
I parcel located W. of Missouri Ave. and
q S. of Belleair Rd., Lot 17, Loveland Sub.
and part M&B 21 01 from Limited Office
to Commercial Center (Barnett Banks of
FL- P.H. 6/19/86). Z 8&-11
46. Public Hearing and First Reading
Ord. 11237-86 -- Amending Ord. 2019 to
change land use designation from
Residential/Office to Commercial/Tourist
Facilities for property rezoned in Ord.
4236 86 (Barnett Banks of FL). LUP 86-47
47. First Reading Ord. 4238-86- Rezoning
parcel located on N.B. corner of W. Skyline
Dr. and Sunset Pt. Rd., Lot 48, Skyline
Groves, from Single Family Residential
;,~to Limited Office (Forlizzo/City - P.H.
~ /17 /86). Z 86-9
48. Public Hearing and First Reading
Ord. 11239-86 Amending Ord. 2019 to
change land use designation from
Commercial/Tourist Facilities to
Residential/Office for property rezoned
in Ord. 4238 86 (Forlizzo/Clty) LUP 86 10
49. First Reading Ord. 424~86- Rezoning
parcel on E. side of Highland Ave. between
Lemon and Seabreeze Sts. in HIghland Lake
SUb., Sec. 23-29-15 from Open Space
Recreation to Single Family Residential
(City- P.H. 7117/86). Z 86-12
50. Public Hearing First Reading
Ord. 11243-86- Amending Ord. 2019 to
change land use designation from
Recreation/Open Space to Low Density
Residential for property rezoned in Ord.
4242-86 (City) LUP 8&-20
51. First Reading Ord. 4241-86- Annexing
parcel located at N.W. corner of
intersection of S.R. 590 and McMullen Booth
Rd., Sec. 4-29-26 (Deltec Development,
N.W.- P.H. 7/17/86). A 86-18
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44. Ord. 4235-86 passed 1st reading.
45. Ord. 4236-86 passed 1st reading.
46. Ord. 4231-86 passed 1st reading.
47. Ord. 4238-86 passed 1st reading.
48. Ord. 4239-86 passed 1st reading.
~9. Ord. 4242-86 passed 1st reading.
50. Ord. 4243-86 passed 1st reading.
51. Ord. 424~86 passed 1st reading
as amended.
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parcel 1 of property annexed in Ord. 4247-
g86 to Limited Office (Del tee Development,
, ' 'N.W.).
5 . First Reading Ord. 42~9-86 - Zoning
parcel 2 of property annexed in Ord.
4247-86 to Multiple Family Residential
(Del tee) .
54. Public Hearing First Reading
Ord. 11250-86 - Amending Ord. 2019 to
change land use designation from Low
Density Residential to Residential/Office
(Parcel 1 only) for property annexed in
Ord. 4247-a6 (Deltec). LUP 86-21
55. First Reading Ord. ~251-86- Annexing
parcel S. of Belleair Rd. running from
Greenwood to Missouri Aves., Sec. 27-2~15
(Barnett Bank of FL P.H. 6/19/86). A
86-15
56. First Reading Ord. ~252-86- Zoning
parcel 1 of property annexed in Ord.
4251-86 to Multiple Family Residential
(Barnett Bank of FL).
51. First Reading Ord. 11253-86 - Zoning par-
cel 2 of property annexed in Ord. 4251-86
as Commercial Center (Barnett Bank of FL).
58. Public Hearing and First Reading
Ord. 4254-86-- Amending Ord. 2019 to
,,~ change land use designation to Medium
~Den8ity Residential for property annexed
in Ord. 4251-86 (Barnett Bank of FL).
LUP 86-18 111
59. Public Hearing First Reading
Ord. 4255-86 - Amending Ord. 2019 to
change land use designation to
Commercial/Tourist Facilities for property
annexed in Ord. 4251-86 (Barnett Bank
of FL). LUP 86-19 #2
60. First Reading Ord. 4256-86 - Annexing
3 parcels located ~. and S. of Druid Rd.,
W. of FL Power ROW, Sec. 18 29 16 (Sorin
P.H. 6/19/86). A 86-11
61. First Reading Ord. 4257-86- Zoning all
3 parcels annexed in Ord. 425&-86, #1
General Commercial; #2 Limited Office;
13 Multiples Family Residential (RM 8)
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53. Ord. 4249-86 passed 1st reading.
54. Ord. 4250-86 passed 1st reading.
55. Ord. 4251-86 passed 1st reading
as amended.
56. Ord. 4252-86 passed 1st reading.
57. Ord. 4253-86 passed 1st reading.
58. Ord. 4254-86 passed 1st reading.
59. Ord. 4255-86 passed 1st reading.
60. Ord. 4256-86 passed 1st reading
as amended.
61. Ord. 4251-86 passed 1st reading.
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Ord. _258-86-- Amending Ord. 2019 to
change land use designation #1 from Medium
:~Density Residential to Commercial/Tourist
\~aci1itiesj /j2 from Medium Density
Residential to Residential/Office; #3 from
Medium Density Residential to Low Density
Residential on property annexed in Ord.
4256 86 (Sarin). LUP 86 12, 13, 14
63. First Ordinance 4266-86-- Rezoning
property at N.E. corner of intersection
of Flushing Ave. and Harn Blvd., part Lots
17 and 24, Pinellas Groves N.W. 1/4, Sec.
19-29-16 from Neighborhood Commercial to
Open Space/Recreation (City- P.H.
8/19/86). Z 86-8
64. Public Hearing and First Reading
Ord. 4267-86-- Amending Ord. 2019 to
change land use designation from
Public/Semi Public to General Commercial
on property rezoned in Ord. 4266-86
(City). LUP 86-9
65. First Reading Ord. 4268-86 - Rezoning
property at southern end of Marina Way
on Island Estates, Sec. 8-29-15, M&B 13-07
from Public/Semi Public to General
Commercial (Marine Science Center- P.H.
7/17/86). Z 86-13
6~Public Hearing and First Reading
~:Yrd. "26~6 - Amending Ord. 2019 to
change land use designation from
Public/Semi Public to Commercial/Tourist
Facilities on property rezoned in Ord. 4268
86 (City) LUP 86 22
67. Public Hearing and First Reading
Ord. 11210-86 - Amending Ord. 2019 to
change land use designation from
Residential/Office to Public/Semi Public
on property located on N. side of Sunset
Pt. Rd., W. of Hercules Ave., M&B 24-01
(LUP 86 11 - Shive Nursing Center/City
P.H. 7/17/86).
First Reading Ord. 4282-86 - Zoning
property located on N.W. corner of
intersection of So. Ft. Harrison Ave. and
Pinellas st., Sec. 21 29 15 from Limited
Offioe and Niehgborhood Commercial to
Public/Semi Public (Morton Plant Hospital
P.H. 7/17/86).
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65. Ord. 4268-86 passed 1st reading.
66. Ord. 4269-86 passed 1st reading.
67. Ord. 4270-86 passed 1st reading.
68. Ord. 428~86 passed 1st reading.
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Ord. 11283-86- Amending Ord. 2019 to
change land use designation from
c=)Residential/Offioe and Commeroial/Tourist
Facilities to Public/Semi Publio on
property zoned in Ord. 11282-86 (Morton
Plant Hospital). LUP 8&-23
10. Public Hearing and First Reading 10. Ord. J&304-36 passed 1st reading.
Ord. 11304-86 - Amending Seo. 42.30 of
oode authorizing City Manager to approve
i change orders to contracts for Public Works
subject to certain limitations.
I 71. Reso. 86-83- Assessing real property 71. Reao. 86-83 adopted.
benefiting from sanitary sewer projeot
in John's Parkway Sub. and portion of NW
1/4 of Sec. 16-29-16.
12. Reso. 86-8'-- Assessing real property 72. Reao. 86-811 adopted.
benefiting from sanitary sewer project
within Old Coachman Rd. in Sunset Point
Estates.
CITY MAHl.GBR REPORTS
IX
COtISRHT AGENDA
II
Approved as submitted.
Agreements
1~Florida Power- License agreement allowing
\~vehicle parking on Florida Power ROW
immediately W. of Carpenter Field Baseball
Complex. (PR)
14. Florida Power -- Agreement ROW utilization
Soule Rd. (PR)
Bids & Contraots
15. Computer Terminal Replacement (11) - Data
Aocess Systems, Inc. -- $10,560. (CS)
76. Tire Services/New and Recapped Tires
Don Olson Firestone - Extend contract from
12/4/86 to 12/5/87. (CS)
71. Copier Paper (600 cartons) - Xerox Corp.
Tampa - $13, 901 . ( CS)
78. Janitorial Services- Extension of contract
to cover period from 12/31/86 to 12/31/81
(a) Tri Angle Maint. Serv., Inc.; (b) UPARC
Cleaning Serv.; (c) Swan Servo Inc. (CS)
79. Kelly Services Extension of contract
not to exceed $18,000. (LIB)
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80. Fertilizer - Extend agenda award dated
~-6- 86 - Lykes Agri Sales - 12/31186
12/31/87. (PR)
~sto~mwater Protection for East Pollution
Control Facility W.E.D. Contractors,
Inc.- $84,800. (PW)
82. Purchase of Lot 8, less small triangle
in N.E. corner and inc. small triangle
in S.W. corner of Lot 7, Janie Daniels
Sub. Alvis Williams. (PW)
83. Traffic Signal Controllers (3) - Transyt
Corp., Tallahassee, FL- $12,900; (1)
19 and Gulf to Bay Blvd., (2) U.S. 19
Seville, and (3) futu~e stock. (TE)
84. Refuse Containers (gO-Gallon) - Reuter,
Inc., Hopkins, MN $63.50 each. (UT)
85. Gas Distribution Mate~ials (Steel)
during period 12/1/86 to 11/30/87.
U.S.
and
(UT)
Cmmge Ordera
86. c.o. #2-- Pumping and Transmission System
Jack Laurance- +$23,471.46. (PW)
87. c.o. /f1 -- 1986 Street Surface Treatment
Contract (86 11) Wm. Campbell Paving
Corp. or Clw~.- +$25,145.66. (PW)
Citizen and Stat'f'
~~uniciPal Planning Assistance Grant-
1986-87,$4,175 Preparation of' population
and economic base studies and projections
to update Clearwater Comprehensive Plan.
Plans . Plats
89. Preliminary Site Plan for the City of
Clear~ater Public Service Complex located
at 1650 Arcturas Ave., S. of the railroad
tracks, N. of Clearwater Executive Air
Park (City of' Clearwater) PSP 86-37. (PUD)
90. Preliminary Site Plan for the Extra Closet
Addn. located at the N.E. corner of
Palmetto St. and Kapp Dr. (Hill) PSP 8&-38.
(PUD)
Receipt & Ref'erral
91. Amendment to the Land Development Code
of Sees. 132.005 and 132.007 relating to
annexations. (PUO)
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a 2.33 acre parcel located at the W. end
of Nicholson St. and just landward of the
Oseminole Boat Landing (Clearwater Bay
- Marine/Werde/Levinson/Coleman/Chadwick)
Z 86-23. (PUD)
93. Petition for Annexation and RS-4 Zoning
of an 18.36 acre parcel located on the
W. side of McMullen Booth Rd. apx. 300
ft. N. of S.R. 588 (Caldwell) A 86-37.
( PUD )
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Deeds and Easements
94.
Sanitary sewer easement
Builders, Inc., Largo, FL
7 and 8 lying W. of ACLRR
Tinney's Sub.
First Home
part of Lots
ROW in J. B.
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OTHER ITBKS OR
In MAHlGIm IlEP'ORTS
Plans and Plats
95.
Final Master Site Plan
located on the W. side
Drew St. and S. of the City owned baseball
fields (The Sembler Co.) PSP 86 35.
Preliminary Sub. Plat for Vogel
Plat located at the S.8. corner of
Enterprise Rd. E. and Landmark Dr. (Vogel)
SUB PLAT 86 10. (PUD)
for the Commons
of U.S. 19, N. of
95.
Approved with conditions.
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96.
(PUD)
Commercial
96.
Continued to 2/5/81.
Adviaory Boards
lppointae.nts
97. Library Board (1 member) appointlllent.
(CLK)
98. Neighborhood Advisory Committee (3 members)
appo1n~ent. (eLK)
99. Architectural Services, Northeast Library.
(LIB)
100. Four Trustees, Clearwater for Youth/UPARC
Educational and Recreational Foundation.
(ADM)
97. Appointed Frederick Dunn.
98. Appointed Monica Moil', Darrell Collins,
and Basoll Bahir.
99. Approved concept and authorized negotiation
of contract.
100. Three names placed in nomination:
1) Richard Landie
2) Jim Rusmussen
3) Fred Fisher
Appointments continued to 12/18/86.
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103.
First Reading Ord. 4305-86 and Reso.
86-86 - Water System Improvement ~oan
$15,000,000 Expected Closing Date
1/1/87. (FIN)
Pay and Class Study by Outside Consulting
Firm - Cody & Associates, Inc., Management
Consultants. (P~R)
Marshall Street Digestion Improvement (Part
A) and Control Building Addn. (Part B)
W.E.D. Contractors, 1nc.-- $1,318,800.
(PW)
Clearwater Executive Airpa~k Operation
(a) continue opration on at least a
break even financial basis or (b) plan
for phased closure over one yea~ period.
(PW)
101.
Continued to 12/18/86.
101.
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102.
102.
Approved.
103.
Approved.
104.
104.
Approved continued operation of Airpark
on break even financial basisj Airport
Authority in conjunction with Pilots
Association to come up with operating
rules.
Discussion:
Election Code
Consensus no improprieties committed; Election
Cod!:l discussed.
XI
Other Pending Matters
XI
None.
XIX
Verbal Reports
XIX
CD
1) Response to citizens speaking under
"Citizens to be Heard" to be available
at Action Center.
2) 1987 Legislative package to be
discussed at next work session.
3) Alligator Creek widening project to
be closed out due to lack of
cooperation by Kapok Tree Mobile Home
Park.
4) Pension Plan Report to be discussed
at next work session.
ern A'lTORRBY REPORTS
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XIII First ReadJ.ng Ordinances
105. Ord. 4302-86 - Vacating southerly 3.5
ft. of 10 ft. drainage and utility
easement lying along Lot 24, Oak Forrest
of Countryside (P.H. 11/20/86 ) V 86-23).
105. Ord. 4303-86 passed 1st reading.
XIV
Reso1utloDS
106. Reso. 86-85 Assessing owners of
property the costs of having mowed or
cleared the owner's lot.
107. Reso. 86-89 - Supporting airline
services from Clearwater/St. Petersburg
Airport.
106. Reso. 86-85 adopted.
107. Reso. 8&-89 adopted.
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