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AMENDED
CITY COMMISSION MEETING
April 2, 1987
p.m. ,
regular session
with the
at
following
The City
the City Hall,
members present:
Commission
Thursday,
of the Ci ty
April 2,
of Clearwater
1987, at 6:01
met in
Kathleen F. Kelly
Lee Regulski
James L. Berfield
Don Winner
R. Marvin Moore
Mayor/Commissioner
Commissioner
Commissioner
Commissioner
Commissioner
Rita Garvey
William Nunamaker
Mayor-Elect
Commissioner-Elect
Also present were:
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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
Mayor Kelly called the
The invocation was offered
Church.
meeting to order and
by Reverend Alfonso
led the
Delaney
Pledge
of Mt.
of Allegiance.
Zion Methodist
In order to provide continuity for research, the items will be listed in
agenda order although not necessarily discussed in that order.
III - Farewell to Mayor Kelly and Commissioner Moore.
Commission members and staff presented farewell gifts to Commissioner
Moore and Mayor Kelly. The Mayor's family also presented her with gifts.
The meeting recessed from 6:30 to 6:37 p.m.
Mayor Kelly and Commissioner Moore left the meeting.
IV - Swearing-in of Mayor and Commissioners.
The City Clerk administered the Oath of Office to Commissioners Winner and
Regulski, Commissioner-elect Nunamaker, and May~r-elect Garvey.
The meeting recessed at 6:48 and was reconvened by Mayor Garvey at 6:58.
v - Service Pin Awards.
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VI - Introductions and Awards - None.
Proclamations
Library Week: 4/5-11/87.
Community Development Veek: 4/11-18/87.
Pair Housing Month - April, 1987.
VII - Minutes of the Regular Meeting of March 19, 1987.
Commissioner
March 19J 1987, as
each Commissioner.
Winner moved to approve the
recorded and submitted in
Motion was duly seconded
minutes of the regular meeting of
written summation by the Clerk to
and carried unanimously.
VIII - Presentations - None.
IX - Citizens to be Heard re Items Not on the Agenda.
Bobby McCratic requested
considered.
a fishing pier and bait store on the Bayfront be
Ellie Mills, President
are available for discussion
of Mills Development, stated he
regarding his suit against the
and
City.
his
attorney
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x - Public Hearings
Item 119 -
1, John's
16-29-16; located on
Blvd. (Sofare1Ii)
Petition
Parkway
for annexation and RS-8 Zoning
Sub. and a 25x170 ft. parcel
the S side of John's Parkway,
A 87-10 (PUD)
for a .34
abutting on
appx. 950 ft.
acre parcelJ Lot
the W, Section
W of Bayshore
single family
property.
The property is presently vacant but
residences. City water
is
and sewer
proposed to be developed with two
service are available to the
Although not a
property will necessitate
adjacent to the unplatted
easement along the N side
the unplatted parcel.
requirement of annexationJ
the dedication of thirty
parcel and the granting of a
of Lot 1 and across the S 25
subsequent development of the
(30) feet of right-of-way
five (5) foot sidewalk
ft. of the N 35 ft. of
Commissioner Berfield moved to approve the
the subject property and direct the City Attorney
Motion was duly seconded and carried unanimously.
annexation and RS-8 zoning of
to include in an ordinance.
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Item #10 - Land Use Plan Amendment from Commercial/Tourist Facilities and Low
Densit Residential to Public/Semi-Public and a Zoning Atlas Amendment from CN
(Neighborhood Commercial and RM-8 Multiple-Family Residential) to P SP
(Public/Semi-Public) for a .54 acre parcel) Lots 2-6) Blk. C) Jurgen's Addn.
Revised and M&B 23.07, Sec. 10-29-15; located on the NE corner at the
intersection of N. Myrtle Ave. and Metto St.(Church of God by Faith) Inc.) LUP
87-66) Z 87-4 (POD)
The request is made to permit the development of a church on the vacant
parcel.
Commissioner Berfield moved to approve the Land Use Plan and Zoning Atlas
amendments on the subject property and to direct the City Attorney to include
in an ordinance. Motion was duly seconded and carried unanimously.
Item #11 - Declare surplus City owned property, bounded by Palmetto, Maple &
Drew Streets, Highland Ave., Hillcrest Dr. and Betty Ln.) and approve proposed
agreement with Clearwater Country Club, Inc. for maintenance and operation of
an 18-hole golf course on the subject site. (CM)
In 1937 the Clearwater Country Club, Inc. entered into its first
maintain and operate a golf course on the subject site. At present)
operates the course under the provisions of a lease executed in
amended in 1954, 1969, and 1985 (realignment of boundaries only).
lease to
the Club
1950 and
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The present lease will expire in 1993. However, the Club has asked that a
new one be presented for approval at this time. The following changes are
presented: 1) Term 15 years from execution; 2) Payment from $10,834.14, paid
over the first 5 years, to $1.00 per year; 3) Use of Property expands from
maintainenance and operation of a golf course to Use of pro shop) golf carts,
driving range) use of alcohol) parking) etc.; 4) Maintenance to become Club's
responsibility for course, drainage, utilities, repairs, etc; 5)Indemnifica-
tion, Hold Harmless) and Insurance proposed to City's normal requirements;
6) Wells, Pump and Attendant Apparatus: City had ownership and Club had use of
these items unless City needed the water; Proposed silent. At cnd of term)
City will have ownership of all improvements on the site. There is no longer
a need to reserve emergency use of the well for potable water.
Other new paragraphs proposed are: 7) Assignment; 8) Termination; 9)
Compliance with Laws; 10) Wastewater Effluent; 11) Inspect Property/Review
Records; 12) Damage to Property; 14) No Waiver; 15) Affirmative Assurances.
Mr. Walter O'Meara) President of the Country Club) stated the golf course
itself is open to the public and they are willing to put any wording on the
sign the City wishes that will indicate it is open to the public. There are
several leagues that play there.
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Don McFarland, Attorney, representing the Country Club, stated only the
course itself is City owned and the clubhouse and other areas are owned by the
club itself. They cannot open the clubhouse to the public as the type of
alcoholic beverage license they have will not allow this. He stated they will
work with staff to develop appropriate signage.
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In response to a question regarding the requirement for an additional
$500,000 in workmens compensation, Betty Haeseker, Assistant City Manager,
stated this is a standard clause in all leases and she would find out why.
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One citizen spoke stating that many citizens are not aware that the golf
course is public.
Discussion ensued regarding the wording of the sign to indicate the course
being open to the public. There was agreement that the Club would work with
Staff to develop language that clearly indicates the course is open to the
public for greens fee play. Based on that agreement the motion was offered.
Commissioner Berfield moved to declare surplus to City needs the golf
course property bounded by Palmetto, Maple and Drew Streets, Highland Ave.,
Hillcrest Dr. and Betty Lane and approve the proposed agreement with
Clearwater Country Club, Inc. for maintenance and operation of an 18-hole golf
course on the subject site. Motion was duly seconded and carried unanimously.
Item #12
side of Bay
Tract "C",
A 86-35
Second Reading, Ordinance 4339-87 Annexing parcel located on E
View Ave. & S of Gulf to Bay & appx. 360 ft. S of C.R. 31; Part of
Hyron A. Smith's Bay View Subdivision (Smith/City PH 1/ 15/87)
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The City Attorney presented Ordinance 4339-87 for second reading and read
it by title only. Commissioner Winner moved to pass and adopt Ordinance
4339-87 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":
Berfield, Regulski, Winner, Nunamaker and Garvey.
"Nays":
None.
Item 1113 Second
property annexed in Ord.
Reading, Ordinance 4340-87 Zoning Atlas
4339-87 as RS-4 (Single-Family Resident
Amendment for
) (A 86-35)
The City Attorney presented Ordinance 4340-87 for second reading and read
it by title only. Commissioner Winner moved to pass and adopt Ordinance
4340-87 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":
Berfield, Regulski, Winner, Nunamaker and Garvey.
"Nays":
None.
Item
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1114 Second Reading,
of Old Coachman Rd., a x. 390
Sunset Point Estates (Edwards -
Ordinance 4341-87 - Annexing parcel
ft. N of Sunset Point Rd.;
PH 1 15 87) A 86-34
located
Lot 12,
on E
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The City Attorney
it by title
4341-87 on second
to execute same.
presented Ordinance 4341-87 for second
only. Commissioner Winner moved to pass and adopt
and final reading and to authorize the appropriate
Motion was duly seconded. Upon roll call the vote
reading and read
Ordinance
officials
was:
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"Ayes":
Berfield, Regulski, WinnerJ Nunamaker and Garvey.
"Nays":
None.
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Item 1115 Second
property annexed in Ord.
Atlas Amendment for
Attorney presented Ordinance
Commissioner Winner
and final reading and
Motion was duly seconded.
second reading and read
pass and adopt Ordinance
to authorize the appropriate officials
Upon roll call the vote was:
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it by title only.
4342-87 on second
to execute same.
4342-87 for
mo ved to
"Ayes":
Berfie1d, Regulski, Winner, Nunamaker and Garvey.
"Nays":
None.
Item 1/16 Second Reading,
side of Old Coachman Rd. ap x.
A, Sunset Point Estates, Tuller
Ordinance 4343-87
450 ft. N of Sunset Point
- PH 1 15 87) A 86-33
Annex:ing
parcel
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Lot 11,
on E
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The City Attorney
it by ti tIe only.
4343-87 on second
to ex:ecute same.
presented Ordinance 4343-87
Commissioner Nunamaker moved to
and final reading and to authorize the appropriate
Motion was duly seconded. Upon roll call the vote was:
for
pass
second reading and read
and adopt Ordinance
of ficials
"Ayes":
Berfield, Regulski, Winner, Nunamaker and Garvey.
"Nays":
None.
Item {Ill Second Reading, Ordinance 4344-87 Zoning Atlas Amendment for
property annexed in Ord. 4343-87 to RS-8 (A-86-33)
The City Attorney presented
it by title
4344-87 on second
to execute same.
Ordinance 4344-87 for second
only. Commissioner Winner moved to pass and
and final reading and to authorize the appropriate
Motion was duly seconded. Upon roll call the vote
reading and read
adopt Ordinance
officials
was:
"Ayes":
Berfield, Regulski, Winner, Nunamaker and Garvey.
"Nays":
None.
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Item fl18 Second Reading,
through 146.008 and 146.10
Ordinances, regarding areas
Repealing Sections 146.01
Ordinance 4365-87 Creating
thrvugh 146.13, amending provisions
of special flood hazard within
through 146.08.
Sections
in
the
146.002
the Code of
City; and
The
it by title only.
4365-87 on second
to execute same.
City Attorney presented Ordinance 4365-87
Commissioner
for second reading and
Nunamaker moved to pass and adopt
and final reading and to authorize the appropriate
Motion was duly seconded. Upon roll call the vote was:
read
Ordinance
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Berfield, Regulski, Winner, Nunamaker and Garvey.
"Nays": ,None.
Item #19 - Second Reading, Ordinance 4374-87 - Amending Section 75.01, Code of
Ordinances, relating to the practice of massage to delete the definition of
"Transsexual l1assage or Bath"; and Repealing Sec. 75.06, which prohibits the
administration of massage or bath to a person of the opposite sex.
One citizen, representing the Florida State Massage Therapy Association,
requested clarification of the ordinance.
The City
it by title only.
4374-87 on second
to execute same.
Attorney presented Ordinance 4374-87
Commissioner Nunamaker moved to
and final reading and to authorize the appropriate
Motion was duly seconded. Upon roll call the vote
for second
pass and
reading and read
adopt Ordinance
officials
was:
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"Ayes":
Berfield, Regulski, Winner, Nunamaker and Garvey.
"Nays":
None.
CITY MANAGER REPORTS
XI - Consent Agenda - Approved as submitted less Items 20, 28 & 30.
Agreements - Approved.
Item f120 - See page 214~
Bids & Contracts - Approved.
Item #21
$50,462.00 (CS);
are replacement
Purchase of 3
used in the
units.
Trenchers from Case Power & Equipment,
installation of gas and water pipes, two of
Tampa, for
which
Item fl22
$5,915.00; Crosley
$778.00 used in transporting
equipment in various
Purchase of Trailers, various
Mfg. Corp. for $8,070.00;
backhoes, paint
City departments. (CS)
sizes - Trailers UnlimitedJ Inc. for
and M.D. Moody & Sons, Inc. for
machines and ground maintenance
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Item #23 Fire Truck Refurbishing Gator Emergency VehiclesJ Inc.,
Clearwater) FL, for $10,730.00 to include repair and reinforcement of all
cracks 1n the cab and body, repair rust, remove dents, replace rubber
moldings, sand blasting, and repainting. erD)
Item 1124 - Purchase of (26) Dual"';Metered Dock Posts - Mayer Electric Supply
Co., Inc, Tampa, for $7,619.28 to replace same at the main terminal dock of
the Marina. (HR)
Item #25 - Cla and Sand Soil - Emmett McCabe for $10.25
per yard .respectively for an es timated total of 33,700.00
be used to maintain ballfields. (PR)
Item 1126 Cleveland Street Storm Drainage and Intersection Improvements
(86-19) - Suncoast Excavating, Inc. for $153,483.00 (PW); the first of a two
phase plan which will alleviate street flooding, eliminate existing grade
problems, and improve turning radiuses; from Aurora Ave. to Neptune Ave.
Item #27 - Purchase of One (1) Sewer Cleaner - Southern Sewer Equipment Sales
& Service, Inc., Ft. Pierce for $99,800.00 (PW); to be able to vacuum sand and
various other debris from sewer lines thus decreasing City-wide backflow and
flooding problems.
Item #28 - See page 214.
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Change Orders - Approved.
Item #29 - Change Order #9
#CL 81103-1 - + $9,124.56
authorize final payment to
& Final - 1982 Water Supply Investigation Program,
for a new final contract total of $338,609.29 and
the Contractor. (PW)
Citizen & Staff Requests
Item #30 - See page 215.
Plans & Plats - Approved.
Item #31 - A) Revalidation of Preliminary Subdivision Plat and a variance to
the subdivision regulations which would require that Lot B be served from a
public or private street which meets City standards subject to the final plat
be recorded no later than July 3 t 1987; B) Revalidation of Final Site Plan
subject to 1) Easements be given over the water system up to and including
meters and hydrants and 2) The requisite initial building permit(s) be
procured no later than October 3, 1987 and all requisite certificate(s) of
occupancy be procured within two (2) years from date of issuance of the
initial building permit. Wend"'5 International Restaurant, located on the W
side of US 19, S of SR 580. Wendy's International) SUB 84-11, PSP
84-2 (PUD) M&B 31.02, Sec. 30-28-16.
Item #32 - No Item.
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Agreements - Approved.
Item #33 - Lease agreement between the City and the Chi Chi Rodriguez Youth
Foundation, Inc. for use of an existing entry drive on SR 580
Deeds and Easements - Approved.
Item #34 - 7.5 ft
Subdivision. Sec.
Bocook)
art of Lot 10, A H Duncan's
B. Hunter & Jack A. lie Mary
Item #35 - 10 ft. Water Main Easement lying 5 ft. each side of all water mains
up to and including all hydrants and meters. but excluding any water mains
that may lie under buildings or within 5 ft. of buildings and an Ingress and
Egress Easement for refuse and garbage collections and City of Clearwater
service and utility vehicles; being part of Sec 29-28S-16E. at SR 580 lie
Landmark Drive. (Heritage United Methodist Church at Countryside. Inc.. A
Florida Non-Profit Corp.)
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Item #36 - 10 ft. Water Main Easement lying 5 ft. each side of all water mains
up to and including all hydrants and meters. but excluding any water mains
that may lie under buildings or within 5 ft. of buildings and an Ingress and
Egress Easement for refuse and garbage' collections and City of Clearwater
service and utility vehicles; being part of Sec 2-29S-15E, (Morris F Dixon
Junior Detachment Marine Corps League. Inc., A Florida Corp not for Profit
Org. )
Commissioner Winner moved to approve the consent agenda as submitted, less
Items #20. 28 and 30. Motion was duly seconded and carried unanimously.
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Item #20 - Parking Lot Agreement with Lane Clearwater. Ltd. Partnership D/B/A
Clearwater Beach Hilton of a parking area beneath Clearwater Pass Bridge (HR);
renewal for an additional 5 year period from 5/1/87 to 4/30/92 with an
increase of $50 per month rental fee.
Discussion ensued regarding the fact that this is a non-exclusive parking
agreement and that the public is able to use the spaces belonging to the City.
There is nothing. presently, to indicate cars parking in these spaces will not
be towed away. The Commission was assured by the City Manager steps will be
taken to inform the citizens that some of the spaces are public.
Commissioner Regulski moved to approve the agreement with the condition
the spaces be identified as available to the public. Motion was duly seconded
and carried unanimously.
Item #28 Contract to Demolish the Old Williams School. 315 S. Madison
(BLD) due to deterioration in excess of fifty percent.
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The City Manager
building as the cost
from the agenda.
stated he has already
did not exceed $7,500;
the demolition of the
this item was pulled
authorized
therefore,
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Item #30 - Clearwater Canadian Bicycle
1987 - request by Whirlwind Productions
require traffic be diverted from 11 a.m.
Race (The Clearwater Cyclone), May 3,
to approve requested route which will
to 5 p.m. (CM)
This is the second race held at
previously established routes. Mr.
race is "The Clearwater Cyclone".
this location that is not one of the
Humphries stated the official name of the
The Commission requested Mr. Humphries describe the route to be used. He
stated there would be a causeway cruise for families, which would start at
Drew and Osceola and go across the causeway to the beach. They would only
close the causeway in one direction at a time. The bike route would not
affect the traffic on Cleveland St. and would allow access to Maas Brothers.
Commissioner Berfield moved to approve the requested route.
duly seconded and carr~ed unanimously.
Mot~on was
XII - Other Items on City Manager Reports
Item t/37A Preliminary Site Plan
Sec. 13-29-15 together with Lot 2,
of Gulf to Bay Blvd., E of Bamboo
( POD)
for Carlisle Motors Addition, M&B 41.04J
Bamboo Sub. replat; located on the S side
Lane (SDS Investment Properties) PSP 87-5
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The subject property
used in conjunction with
Bamboo Lane.
The property is proposed
currently located to the
to be
W of
contains
the auto
1.9 acres.
dealership
Plans call for a new building to be used for vehicle servicing. Also,
property is to be used for outdoor sale, display and storage of vehicles
noncommercial parking.
The property owner proposes to
service, 2) outdoor retail sales,
parking.
file for three conditional uses: 1) vehicle
display and storage, and 3) noncommercial
The City Manager read a memo from the Code Administrator stating outdoor
commercial uses are improper in a residential zone. There was some question
as to whether the neighbors were aware of the proposal. The Planning Director
stated the neighbors would be apprised of the conditional uses that are being
applied for.
Hank St. Jean, representing the owner, stated the proposal was an
extension of other facilities already in operation and that the property was
going to be used to store new cars awaiting dealer preparation. They plan to
put up a fence and heavy vegetation to serve as a buffer.
It wab felt that as long as the area to be used for storage of new cars is
not used as a sales lot it would not be considered commercial parking.
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Commissioner Regulski moved to review the preliminary site plan for
Carlisle Motors and authorize review of a final site plan with final action by
the D.R.C. subject to the following conditions: 1) Additional right-of-way
easement shall be required for Bamboo Lane, the width of which shall be
determined by the City Engineer; 2) Conditional Uses shall be required for
noncommercial parking, vehicle service and outdoor sales, display and storage
prior to submission of'a final site plan; 3) Indicate open space calculations
for the property zoned RM-8 on the final site plan; 4) Number of parking
spaces required shall be stated in relationship to formula for vehicle service
and vehicle sales and shown on the final site plan; 5) Location of public
utilities shall be shown on the final site plan; 6) Landscape areas interior
to the parking lot shall be depicted on the plan and expressed in sq. ft. and
as a percentage of the paved vehicular area and shown on the final plan and
7) The building setback from Bamboo Lane shall be measured from the right-of-
way easement line, not the centerline as required by Code; and that the
appropriate officials be authorized to execute same. Motion was duly seconded
and carried unanimously.
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Subdivision Plat for The Vinings at Countryside - Imperial Pines Condominium
Plat, Phases III, IVJ VI, VII and VIII, Parcel C., Sec. 28-28S-16E; located at
the SW intersection of McMullen-Booth Rd and Allen Ave., (CTSF Properties,
Inc.) PSP 87-4, SUB 87-3 (PUD)
This request was withdrawn by the applicant.
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Item 1138 Resolution 87-13, Extension of Due Date on Water System Bond
Anticipation Note (FIN)
On October 2, 1986, the Commission adopted Resolution 86-63 which awarded
a $5,700,000 bond anticipation note to Sun Bank/Suncoast N.A. The interest
rate on this note was 4.51% through 12/31/86 and 6.75% from 1/1/87 through
4/7/87.
A sale of the bonds is anticipated at public auction on 5/7/87, with
closing to follow within 30 days. Sun Bank/Suncoast has offered to extend the
maturity on the anticipation note to 7/7/87 at an interest rate of 6.1%. It
should be noted that this rate is certainly less than we will obtain on the
permanent bonds.
Commissioner Nunamaker moved to pass
authorize the appropriate officials to
seconded. Upon roll call the vote was:
and adop t
execute
Resolu tion 87-13 and to
same. Motion was duly
"Ayes":
Berfield, Regulski, WinnerJ Nunamaker and Garvey.
"Nays":
None.
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A myriad of existing Federal, State, and local agencies already control
even the most subtle environmental influence on Tampa Bay and create local
government responsibilities which are difficult and complex. The creation of
an additional layer of government will only make these responsibilities even
more difficult to manage. If particular enhancements or improvements are
desired for Tampa Bay, they should be assigned and managed within the
framework of that existing agency already assigned the appropriate
responsibility.
Item 1139 - Resolution 87-14 ex ressin
Bay Improvement and Management Act
ro osed "Tampa
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The proposed State of Florida House Bill entitled "Tampa Bay Improvement
and Management Act", if passed, will create significant unnecessary
difficulties for Tampa Bay area communities. The stated purpose of this bill
is to promote a multi-faceted enhancement program for the environmental
aspects of Tampa Bay by creating a new layer of government called the "Tampa
Bay Management Council".
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The proposed Act also creates a vehicle for potentially significant local
taxation and impacts. To allow the Southwest Florida Water Management
District to exceed the statutory millage limitation (Section 10 of the Act)
appears to be unwise. The proposed "retrofitting" of stormwater systems for
water quality abatement can be very costly with dramatic local impacts. The
Act further states that local governments shall "adopt a schedule and work
plan for retrofitting the existing systems" upon completion of the Act's
Master Plan. The Act does not state if any assistance will be given to the
local governments in financing this.
There was a question as to whether the City could reconsider its position
should more information become available that would shed a new light on the
matter; and they were informed this could be done.
Commissioner Regulski moved to pass and adopt Resolution 87-14,
the Subject Legislation. Motion was duly seconded. Upon roll call
was:
Opposing
the vote
"Ayes":
Berfield, Regulski, Winner, Nunamaker and Garvey.
"Nays":
None.
Item #40 - Continued from 3/19/87, Purchase of Lot 10, R. H. Padgett's Sub.
of Original Lot 5 from Lawrence KAllen & Irving Allen for $19,000.00 (PW)
The subject parcel is 50 ft. by 150 ft., containing 7,500 sq. ft. The
price per sq. ft. is $2.53.
Should the City
pay for the Title
closing.
Commission approve the proposed contract, the Seller will
Insurance and State Documentary Stamps for the Deed at
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The Public Works Director stated the purchase of this property, and
preferably lots 11-13, would allow more flexibility in the proposed plans for
this area. There was considerable discussion as to whether there was really a
need to purchase this property at this time.
Commissioner Be~field moved to deny the proposed contract with Lawrence K.
and Irving Allen for the purchase of the subject lot for future development.
The motion was duly seconded. Upon the vote being taken: Commissioners
Berfield, Regulski and Nunamaker voted "aye". Commissioner Winner and the
Mayor voted nay. Motion carried.
Item #41 - 1987 Fun N Sun Festival) May 1) 1987
The 1987 Fun N Sun Committee requests waiver of various fees in connection
with this event.
Bill Repper)
Commission.
garages and
availability
It
the
and
Co-Chairman of the Commi ttee, submitted a brochure to the
was pointed out the brochure made no mention of the parking
Commission requested that citizens be made aware of their
the fact that parking is free after 5:00 p.m.
Fun-N-Sun activities have traditionally been cosponsored whereby the City
Commission has waived support cost fees. It is not recommended to waive the
support costs for the International Pro-Am Bike Races and Citizens Ride as
they are not considel:'ed Fun-N-Sun sponsored activities. All activities are
required to obtain appropriate Certificates of insurance.
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Commissioner Nunamaker moved to approve the request from the Fun-N-Sun
Committee to waive fees for the Bathtub Regatta, Fun N Sun Parade, Art
Show/Model Boat Regatta, American Heart Association Run and the Florida
Savings Concert in the amount of $6,248.50 and to authorize the appropriate
officials to execute same. Hotion was duly seconded and carried unanimously.
Item #42 - Historic Preservation Board (1 member) Appointments (CLK)
Commissioner Regulski moved to appoint Mrs. Robert Kiehl.
seconded and carried unanimously.
Motion was duly
Item #43 - Community Relations Board (3 Members) Appointments (CLK)
Commissioner Berfield moved to appoint C. Pate Hutchens in the At-l.arge
category. Motion was duly seconded and carried unanimously.
Commissioner
Large category.
Winner moved to reappoint Rev. Herbert Freitag
Hotion was duly seconded and carried unanimously.
in
the
At-
Commissioner Winner
Management Category to
unanimously.
moved to
the next
continue the appointment for the Industrial
cycle. Motion was duly seconded and carried
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XIII - Other Pending Matters
Item 1/44 - Pinellas County's Diamond Jubilee "Pioneer Founder"
The
that the Historical Committee
Pinellas County Diamond
Turner be considered.
recommend
Jubilee. The
City Commission requested
nominees for "Pioneer Founder" for the
Committee recommends Arthur Campbell
Commissioner Regulski moved to approve
nominee of Arthur Campbell Turner
County Diamond Jubilee
to execute same. Motion was
the Historical Preservation Board's
as the "Pioneer Founder" for the Pinellas
Celebration and to authorize the appropriate officials
duly seconded and carried unanimously.
Item 1145
Meetings.
Setting dates for Policy Manual Meetings and Goals and Objective
The Commission set April 14,
the Policy Manual.
1987 at 9:00 a.m. for a meeting to discuss
The Budget hearings were set for April 17th and 29th at 9:00 a.m., May 4th
after the work session and lunch and May 12th at 9:00 a.m.
The Goals and Objectives meeting was set for May 19th.
XIV - Verbal Reports
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The City Manager reported there would be a video presentation regarding
the Marina after the Commission meeting this evening on Channel 9.
The City Manager
on April 22, 1987 at
U.S.A.II recognition.
reported Arbor Day would be celebrated in Coachman Park
5:30, at which time the City will receive the "Tree City
The Ci ty
Government Day at
soon as possible.
Manager requested
the
any
Legislative
Commissioners planning
session on April 28th,
on
let
at tending City
staff know as
He asked the Commission whether there were
report re the Airpark.
any questions in regard to the
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xv - Pirst Reading Ordinances
Item 1146
McMullen
PH 2/5/87)
Ordinance 4349-87
Booth Rd., appx. 300 ft.
(A 86-37) part of
Annexing a
N of S.R.
M&B 23.01
parcel of
588J Sec.
& 23.02.
land on
4-29S-16E,
the W side of
(Caldwell
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first
The City
title
reading.
Attorney presented Ordinance 4349-87
only. Commissioner Winner moved to pass
Motion was duly seconded. Upon roll
for first
Ordinance
call the vote
reading and read
4349-87 on
was:
"Ayes":
Berfield, Regulski, Winner, Nunamaker and Garvey.
"Nays":
None.
Item #47 Ordinance 4350-87 - Amending Zoning Atlas for property annexed in
Ordinance 4349-87 to RS-4, (A-86-
it by
firs t
The Ci ty
title only.
reading.
Attorney presented
Commissioner Winner
Motion was duly seconded.
Ordinance 4350-87 for first
moved to pass Ordinance
Upon roll call the vote was:
reading and read
4350-87 on
"Ayes":
Berfield, Regulski, Winner, Nunamaker and Garvey.
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"Nays":
None.
Item {/48
Sunnydale
ft of
2/5/87)
Ordinance 4351-87
Blvd, appx 1,000 it E of Hercules
Lot 6, Clearwater Industrial Park
(A 86-38)
Annexing
a
parcel
Ave. ,
(Tanka
of land on the
consisting of
Screw Produc ts
S side of
the E 315.44
Corp PH
it by
first
The Ci ty
title
reading.
Attorney presented
only. Commissioner Winner
Motion was duly seconded.
Ordinance 4351-87 for first
moved to pass Ordinance
Upon roll call the vote was:
reading and read
4351-87 on
"Ayes":
Berfield, Regulski, Winner, Nunamaker and Garvey.
"Nays":
None.
Item 49 Ordinance 4352-87 Amending Zoning Atlas for property annexed in
Ordinance 4351-87 to IL (A-86-38)
it by
first
The City Attorney
title only.
reading. Motion was duly
presented Ordinance 4352-87 for
Commissioner Nunamaker moved to pass
seconded. Upon roll call
first reading and read
Ordinance 4352-87 on
the vote was:
"Ayes":
Berfield, Regulski, Winner, Nunamaker and Garvey.
"Nays":
None.
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Item #50 - Ordinance 4371-87 - Vacation of 10 ft Utility Easement in Lot 1,
Professional Business Complex Subdivision J located on the NW corner of the
intersection of Main Ave & Cleveland St. (UPCO Postal Emp. Credit Union - PH
2/5/87 - V 86-27)
The City Attorney presented Ordinance
it by title only. Commissioner Nunamaker
first reading. Motion was duly seconded.
4371-87 for first reading and read
moved to pass Ordinance 4371-87 on
Upon roll call the vote was:
"Ayes":
Berfield, Regulski, Winner, Nunamaker and Garvey.
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Item #51 - Ordinance 4376-87 - Amending Section 24.001, Code of Ordinances, to
provide for the manner of service of process on the City relating to lawsuits.
The City Attorney presented Ordinance 4376-87 for first reading and read
it by title only. Commissioner Winner moved to pass Ordinance 4376-87 on
first reading. Motion was duly seconded. Upon roll call the vote was:
"Ayes":
Berfield, Regulski, Winner, Nunamaker and Garvey.
"Nays":
None.
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Item #52
and 95.11, Code of
Clearing Notices.
Ordinance 4377-87
Ordinances,
Amending Sections 95.01, 95.04, 95.07,
to provide for Administrative Review
95.08
of Lot
The City Attorney presented Ordinance 4377-87 for first reading and read
it by title only. Commissioner Winner moved to pass Ordinance 4377-87 on
first reading. Motion was duly seconded. Upon roll call the vote was:
"Ayes":
Berfield, Regulski, Winner, Nunamaker and Garvey.
"Nays":
None.
XVI - Resolutions
Item #53 Resolution 87-15, Supporting an Amendment to the Highway
Beautification Act of 1965 to prevent the construction of new billboards on
Federal Interstate or Primary Highways; to return control over removal of
existing billboards to States and Local Governments; to Repeal the requirement
of cash payments for billboard removal; and to prohibit the destruction of
trees and vegetation on Federal Highway rights-of-way for the purpose of
making billboards more visible.
There was considerable discussion on whether this resolution should be
addressed to the State Legislature or to Congress. Commission consensus was
to pass the resolution to Congress and that staff be directed to prepare a
cover letter from the Commissioners to the State Legislature encouraging them
to support and actively pursue billboard legislation in any way possible.
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Commissioner Regulski moved to pass and adopt Reso lu tion 87-15.
was duly seconded. Upon roll call the vote was:
Motion
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XVII - Other City Attorney Items
Item #54 - Approve retaining an additional outside attorney
Final Judgement in Mills Development Group of Florida,
Clearwater.
for appeal of
Inc. v. City
the
of
The City Attorney read a memo citing his reasons for recommending the
appointment of Arthur England as outside attorney to assist Attorney Forizs in
the Mills Development suit appeal.
There was considerable discussion
enough information regarding the case.
like to hear from the other side.
regarding whether the
Several Commissioners
Commission had
felt they would
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Commissioner Nunamaker moved to set aside a maximum four (4) hours for a
hearing on the Mills Development lawsuit; and during the period prior to the
hearing, the appeals process continue, not excluding the hearing process, and
that the hearing should be set up as soon as possible, as mutually agreed upon
by both parties, hearing arguments only from the attorneys. The motion was
duly seconded. Upon the vote being taken: Commissioners Berfield, \anner and
Nunamaker voted "aye". Commissioner Regulski and the Mayor vote':! IInayll.
Motion carried.
Commissioner Nunamaker requested the record show he is opposed to the
appeal.
Commissioner Regulski moved to appoint Arthur England as the outside
attorney for the appeal of the Final Judgement in the Mills Development Group
of Florida lawsuit. Ho~ion was duly seconded and carried unanimously.
It was the consensus to try to set a date for the hearing at the next work
session.
XVIII - Other Commission Action
Commissioner Berfield welcomed Bill Baker back and
Commissioners.
congratulated
elected
Commissioner Regulski requested status of electronic mail.
Commissioner
Winner congratulated elected Commission members.
Commissioner Nunamaker stated he would be going to Tallahassee on April
28th.
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Mayors, but she
attending.
stated she had
would be unable
received an
to go and
Conference
interested
of
in
invitation to the
asked if anyone was
stated the Chamber of
Festival if the City would
Commissioners that the Bombers
Field and more information would
the elected Commissioners.
cover $3,400 in
their $1,800 fee.
to sell beer
The Mayor
also
the Street
the
Commerce would
forgive
were requesting
be forthcoming.
XIX - Adjournment
The meeting adjourned at 9:49 p.m.
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FINAL AGENDA - CITY COMMISSION MEET[NG - April 16, 1987 (6PM)
~LCOME. We are glad to have you join us. If you wish to speak please wait to be
~cognized, then 'state your ~ and address. Persons speaking before the City Commission
on other than Public Hearing items shall be limited to 3 minutes. No person shall speak
more than once on the same subject unless granted permission by the City Commission.
ACT ION
AGENDA
I.
II.
Pledge of Allegiance
Invocation
I.
II.
The Mayor
William C. Baker, Public Works
Director
2 Service Pins awarded
"Employee of the Month" - John
Amiro, Traffic Engineering
Proclamations:
Arbor Day: April 22)
Victim Rights Week -
26 - May 2) 1987
Approved as amended.
1987
April
III.
IV.
Service Pin Awards
Introductions and Awards
III.
IV.
V.
Minutes of Regular Meeting
April 2, 1987.
Presentations
Citizens to heard re items not
on t he Agenda.
V.
VI.
VII.
VI.
VII.
None
Alan Bomstein requested
assistance from City in
removing abandoned vehicles
from behind his lot.
Ernest Carson, CHA, presented
a check for $10,000.00 in lieu
of taxes and thanked City for
its support.
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Not Before 6:30 P.K. - Scheduled Public Hearings
(1) Presentation of issues by City
staff.
(5)
Comments
in opposition:
in support and comments
(a) individual -
3 minutes; (b) spokesperson for
groups - 10 minutes.
Commission questions.
Rebuttal by opposition - 5
minutes.
Final rebuttal by
representative)
applicant (or
5 minutes.
(2) Statement of case by applicant
(or representative) 5 minutes.
(6)
(7)
(3) Statement of case by
opposition 5 ainutes.
(4) Commission questions.
(8)
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Petition for annexation and RS-8
zoniTh] of a .2 acre MOL parcel
located on the N side of Vista way
appx. 150 ft E of Sylvan Dr. Lot 27
and the E 1/2 of a vacant playground
on the W, Blk B, Harbor Vista
Subdivision (Wright) Annex. 87-11
(PUD)
Land Use Plan amendment and Zoning
Atlas amendment from RM-8 to
a .23 acre parcel located on the
corner at the intersection of
Palmetto St. and Pennsylvania Ave.
Lots 1 & 2J Pennsylvania
Subdivision. (Evans) LUP 87-7J Z 87-
5, ( PUD)
Second Reading Ord. 4349-87-Annexing
parcel on W side of McMullen Booth
Rd., appx 300 ft N of SR 588. 4-
29S-16E, Forest Wood Estates First
Addition (Caldwell-PH 2/5/87)
Second Reading Ord. 435o-87-Zoning
property annexed in Ord. 4349-87 to
RS4 (A-86-37)
Second Reading Ord. 4351-87-Annexing
E 315.44 ft of Lot 6, Clearwater
Industrial Park (Tanka Screw
Products Corp-PH 2/5/87)
Second Reading Ord. 4352-87-Zoning
property annexed in Ord. 4351-87 to
IL (A-86-38)
Second Reading Ord. 4371-87-Vacating
10 ft Utility Easement in Lot 1,
Professional Business Complex Sub.
in the E 20.46 ft of the W 50.46 ft
of the N 145.73 ft. (UPCO Postal
Emp. Credit Union-PH 2/5/87 - #86-
27)
Second Reading Ord. 4376-87-Amending
Section 24.001 of Code relating to
lawsuits to which the City is a
party to provide for manner of
service of process.
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P/SPfor
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Approved
11.
Ord. 4349-87 adopted.
12.
Ord. 4350-87 adopted
13.
Ord. 4351-87 adopted
14.
Ord. 4352-87 adopted
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Ord. 4371-87 adopted
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Ord. 4376-86 adopted
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Ord. 4377-87 adopted
Second Reading Ord. 4377-87-Amending
Sections 95.01, 95.04J 95.07,95.08
and 95.11, Code of Ordinances, to
provide for Administrative review of
lot clearing notices; abolishing the
Lot Clearing Board; repealing
Sections 95.09, 95.10 and 95.15,
Code of Ordinances, relating to the
Lot Clearing Board and to fees.
17.
CITY MANAGER REPORTS
CONSENT AGENDA
Approved as submitted less Item
No. 32
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Advisory Board - Notifications
18. Community Relations Board (1 member)
( CLK)
Agreements
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19.
Approve agreement between City of
Clwtr. and the Fun 'N Sun Committee
which provides for a City
contribution of $34,675.00 and which
outlines various duties to be
performed by the Committee. (CK)
Bids & Contracts
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20.
to Quality Towers
FL, to construct
towers for
21.
Award a contract
Erectors, LargoJ
two 300-ft radio
$351,766.00 (CS)
Award contracts to Tampa Tractor Co.
for $34,086.00; Case Power & Equip
for $3,576.00 and Sarlo Power
Mowers, Inc. for $9,262.50 (CS)
Approve Grant Application to Wells
Fargo Gamefield for installation of
fitness court at Martin Luther King,
$2,620.00 (PR)
Approve the purchase of 3,878 linear
ft of 6 ft chain link fence for
installation at the Clearwater
Executive Airpark from Smith Fence
Co. of Clearwater, $15,900.52. (PW)
Reject the April 6, 1987, proposals
for maintenance dredging Clearwater
Marina (87-24) and readvertise the
work. (PW)
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AGENDA
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Approve the proposed contract with
Theola M. Mendez & Jerome Richardson
for the purchase of Lot 9 of the
Janie Daniels Subdivision for
$23,500.00 (PW)
Award a contract to purchase traffic
signal poles from Pre-Case
Specialities, Inc. MiamiJ FL, for
$18,190.00 (TE)
Award a contract to purchase gas
services and main installation
services from Heuer Utility
Contractors Inc, for $7,760.00 (UT)
Award a contract to purchase thre~
(3) emergency generators from Tampa
Armature Works, Tampa, FL, for
$67,799.00 (UT)
27.
28.
Citizen & Staff Requests
29.
Approve the preliminary submission
of the accompanying list of projects
to the First Florida Governmental
Financing Commission for inclusion
in their next proposed bond issue.
( FIN)
Oaus & Plats
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31.
Revalidation of Final Site Plan for
Brigadoon of Clearwater, located E
of Fairwood Ave., N of Drew St., and
S of the Seaboard Coast Line RR
(Mobley Homes of Florida, Inc.) PSP
83-39 (PUD)
Preliminary Site Plan for Babcock
Office Complex located at the NW
of SR 590 and McMullen Booth
portion of the SW 1/4 of the
SW 1/4 of 4-29S-15E, (Babcock Co.)
PSP 87-7 (PI1D)
Preliminary Site Plan for Island Way
Condominium located on the E side of
Island Way, N of Dory Passage, Lot
13 & the northerly 23.5 ft of Lot
12, Unit 2, Island Estates, 8-29S-
15E (Coxhead) PSP 87-8 (PUD)
Approved with condition that
stormwater detention be
addressed.
corner
Rd., a
32.
32.
AGENDA
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Receip~ & Referral
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Petition for annexation and
zoning of a
on the S side
appx. 550 ft.
106. 107. the
139.28 ft
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RS-8
.56 acre parcel located
of S. Lagoon Circle
Belcher Rd., Lot
60 ft of the E
of Lot 157 and the W 60 ft
of Lot 157, Clearwater Manor
Subdivision. (Delashaw, Selbmann,
Sizemore Foerste & City) Annex 87-
15 (PUD)
Petition for annexation and
zoning for a .2 acre parcel
on the N side of Merrill Ave.
250 ft W of McMullen Booth
15, Blk A, Kapok Terrace
Subdivision, (Bohl) Annex. 87-16
(PUD )
Petition for annexation. CN zoning
and a Land Use Plan amendment from
Lot Density Residential to
Commercial/Tourist Facilities for a
.34 acre parcel located on the E
side of Douglas Ave.J appx 225 ft S
of Sunset Pt. Rd., Lots 8 & 9. Blk
A, Harbor Vista Subdivision, (Dixon)
Annex. 87-17, LUP 87-10 (pun)
Petition for annexation and RS 8
zoning for a .18 acre parcel located
on the SW corner at the intersection
of Sandy Lane and Highland Ave., Lot
33. Terra Alto Estates, (Bengston)
Annex. 87-18 (PUD)
Land Use Plan amendment from P/SP
Commercial/Tourist Facilities and
Zoning Atlas amendment from P/SP
CN for a 1.75 MOL acre parcel
located on the E side of Clearwater-
Largo Rd appx 550 ft S of Woodlawn
St.J M&B 44-18, 21-29S-15E, (Jones)
LUP 87-11, Z 87-6, (PUD)
Land Use Plan amendment from Low
Density Residential to p/SP and a
Zoning Atlas amendment from RPD-8 to
p/SP for a .15 acre parcel located
on the N side of the Pact Site and
on the Eastern side of One Kapok
Terrace Condominium E of McMullen
Booth Rd., Portion of M&B 24.01, 9-
29S-16E, (One Kapok Terrace, Ltd.)
LUP 87-12 (PUD)
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10 ft. drainage and utility
easement, the easterly 10' of Lot IJ
Professional Business Complex
Subdivision (UPCO Postal Employees
Credit Union)
A drainage & utilities installation
easement in Lots 7 & 8, Blk 2,
Ackers Subdivision (Countryside
Colonial Center Partnership)
10 ft. water main easement in 11-
29S-15E, the Southerly line of
Highland Estates of Clearwater
(Highland Plaza Assoc., A Georgia
Joint Venture)
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OTHER ITEMS ON CITY MANAGER REPORTS
42.
Preliminary Subdivision Plat for 42.
Reed's Subdivision located on the E
side of Mercury Dr., N of Gulf-to-
Bay Blvd (Reed) SUB 87-4 (pun)
Preliminary Site Plan for apartments 43.
for the Elderly, located on the E
side of Booth Ave. between Grove and
Laura St. Lots 1-5 and a portion of
Lot 6, Blk 2, R J Booth Sub and Lots
4-7 and part of Lots 3 & 8, Blk 2,
Mrs. Sara McMullen's Sub., Sec 15-
29S-1SE (Gills) PSP 87-6 (POD)
Preliminary Site Plan for Life 44.
Savings and Loan Addition located on
the E side of US 19, N of Drew St.
a portion of the SW 1/4 of the SW
1/4 of 8-29S-16E, (Life Savings
Bank) PSP 87-9 (POD)
Approval of Resolution 87-16 which 45.
authorizes execution of an
interlocal agreement whereby the
City of Clwtr. would apply to join
the First Florida Governmental
Financing Commission.(FIN)
Clearwater Bomber Request for sale 46.
of beer at new stadium (PR)
44.
45.
46.
229. AGENDA
Approved
Approved
Tabled
Reso. 87-16 adopted
Applicant withdrew request for
beer sales. Approved request
to forgive remaining $6,000
debt by making donation and
agreed to refund $4,000
already paid.
4/16/87
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Approve
Allen's
interlocal agreement for
Creek Plan of Study between
Florida Dept. of Environmental
Regulation, City of Clearwater) City
of Largo, & Pinellas County. (PW)
Commission Appointees to Budget
Advisory Board. (CLK)
47.
Approved
48.
48.
Commission reconfirmed
appointees; Commissioner
Nunamaker to submit name.
Approved as amended
49. Commission representation of
Regional and Miscellaneous Boards.
( CLK)
50. Commissioners to elect one member of
the Commission to serve as Vice
'~: Mayor.
51. DowntowD Street FestivalJ request
for forgiveness of debt owed to
City.
52. Amendment for Final Judgement for
Island Walk Condominium.
49.
50.
Commissioner Berfie1d elected
Vice-Mayor.
51.
Approved
52.
Approved extension for Parcel
C at 57 units with parking
ratio of 1.5 parking spaces
per unit to be completed in 18
months.
XI
Verbal Reports
XI
The City Manager reported the
restrooms are open on Clearwater
Beach in the evenings the same hours
as the parking lots at the South
Beach Pavilion and Pier 60.
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CITY ATl'ORNEY REPORTS
XII
First Reading Ordinances
55.
4355-87-Annexing
the SE corner of
Bayview Ave. and Kentucky Ave.,
Lots 1 & 2, Blk 4, Bayview City
Subdivision (Keefer-PH 2/19/87)
4356-87-Zoning property annexed in
Ord. 4355-87 to RS-8 (A87-1)
4357-87-Annexing a parcel of land on
the S side of S. Lagoon Circle, appx
400 ft E of Belcher Rd., Lots 159,
160 and 161, Clearwater Manor
Subdivision (Cardo) Buck, Seelig-PH
2/19/87)
a parcel of land on
the intersection of
53.
Ord. 4355-87 passed 1st
reading
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54.
Ord. 4356-87 passed 1st
reading
Ord. 4357-87 passed 1st
reading
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AGENDA
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4358-87-Zoning property annexed in
Ord. 4357-87 to RS-8 (87-4)
4359-87-Annexing a parcel of land on
the W side of Belcher Rd., appx 800
ft N of Drew St. (Winkel-PH 2/19/87)
4360-87-Zoning property annexed in
Ord. 4359-87 to OL (A-87-2)
4361-87-Amending Ord. 2019 to change
the land use designation for
property located on the W side of
Belcher Rd. appx 800 ft N of Drew
St. (LUP 87-1)
4362-87-Annexing a parcel of land on
the SW corner of the intersection of
Sunset Point Rd. and Belcher Rd.
(Sun Bank of Tampa Bay-PH 2/19/87)
4363-87-Zoning property annexed in
Ord. 4362-87 to OL (A-87-3)
4364-87-Amending Ord. 2019 to change
the land use designation for
property located on the SW corner of
the intersection of Sunset Point
Rd. and Belcher Rd. (LUP 87-2)
4366-87-Rezoning a parcel on the SW
corner of Clearwater Pass Ave. &
Gulfview Blvd. from OS/R to CR-28
(Lane Clwtr. Limited
Partnership/City - PH 2/5/87 - 2-86-
21)
4367-87-Amending Ord. 2019 to change
the land use designation for
property described in Ord. 4366-87
(LUP 86-38)
4368-87-Rezoning parcel on SE corner
of Clearwater Pass Ave. & South
Shore Blvd. to CB (Fisherman's
Wharf/City - PH 2/5/87 - 2-86-24)
4369-87-Amending Ord. 2019 to change
the land use designation for
property described in Ord. 4368-87
(LUP 86-40)
4370-87-Rezoning parcel located at
the Wend of Nicholson St., E of the
Seminole Boat Landing and the SE
corner of Nicholson St and Osceola
Ave. from CN to CR-24 (Clwtr. Bay
Marine/Werder/Levison/Coleman/
Chadwick PH 2/5/87 - Z 86-23)
4372-87-Rezoning parcel on S side of
Sr 60 E of and adjoining the
Clearwater Sewer Treatment Facility
to p/Sp (City - PH 2/5/87 - 2 86-20)
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56. Ord. 4358-87 passed 1st
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57. Ord. 4359-87 passed 1st
reading
58. Ord. 4360-87 passed 1st
reading
59. Ord. 4361-87 passed 1st
reading
60. Ord. 4362-87 passed 1st
reading
61. Ord. 4363-87 passed 1st
reading
62. Ord. 4364-87 passed 1st
reading
63.
Ord. 4366-87 r~ssed 1st
reading as amen~~d
64. Ord. 4367-87 passed 1st
reading
65. Ord. 4368-87 passed 1st
reading
66. Ord. 4369-87 passed 1st
reading
67. Ord. 4370-87 passed 1st
reading
68.
Ord. 4372-87 passed 1st
reading
4/16/87
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4373-87-Amending Ord. 2019 to change
the land use designation for
property described in Ord. 4372-87
(LUP 86-37)
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Resolutions
70.
71.
Resolution 87-17 - Amending Reso.
87-1 to correct costs incurred for
demolition of a dangerous structure
(Burt)
Resolution 87-18 - Supporting the
efforts fo the Center Foundation,
Inc., to construct a facility for
Public Recreational and Educational
Programs on City owned property.
70.
Resolution 87-17 adopted
71.
Resolution 87-18 adopted
XIV
Other City Attorney Items
72.
Authorize settlement
suit against Rain
Company regarding
pipeline.
Authorize settlement
for utility
Sands Hotel
of $1,000.00
Dance Sprinkler
damaged gas
in
72.
Authorized settlement
73.
of $7,000.00
lien against Clearwater
(MCB Corp.)
73.
Authorized settlement
Q
The City Attorney requested the
Commission set a hearing date
regarding Mills Development. Open
dates were June 17, 18 & 19 and the
week of June 22. He reported the
Hearing Officer upheld the Planning
and Zoning Board decision on Dock of
Bay denying alcoholic beverage
conditional use.
xv
Other Commission Action
XV
Comrrdssioner Winner reported the
City of Dunedin is considering
donating their portion of Edgewater
Dr. as a scenic corridor and the
City of Clearwater may receive a
similar request. He suggested to
bring as resolution to the next
meeting. He requested the hourly
rate for attorney for Mills
Development appeal, to which the
City Attorney responded.
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Commission consider having the
Advisory Boards set goals and
objectives. She reported that as
part of the 75th Diamond Jubilee,
the City has been invited to enter a
team in the Sandcastle Competition
to be held at the Boatyard Village
May 9. Interested parties should
contact the Mayor.
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Adjournment at 9:21 p.m.
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