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CITY COMMISSION HEETING
May 7, 1987
The City Commission
the City Hall, Thursday,
present:
of the
May 7,
City
1987,
of
at
Clearwater
6 :02 p.m.,
met
with
in regular session at
the following members
Rita Garvey
James L. Berfield
Lee Regulski
Don Winner
Willimn Nunamaker
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 invocation was
Church.
the
offered
meeting to order
Rev. Keith
by
and led the
Hunsinger,
Pledge of Allegiance.
St. Paul's Lutheran
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In order to provide continuity for research, the it:eDls w:lll be listed in
agenda order although not necessarily discussed in that order.
III - Service Pin Awards - None.
IV - Introductions and Awards.
Citation of Appreciation was presented to
Navy L~ague for receiving the Douglas A.
leadership in the United States Coast Guard.
BMC Colin M.
Monroe Award
Kennovin from the
for outstanding
Proclamations
Salvation Army Week - May 11-17, 1987.
Nursing Home Week - May 10-16, 1987.
Historic Preservation Week - May 10-16, 1987.
The Commission was presented poster "Landmarks of Democracy" by the
Historic Preservation Committee.
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v - Minutes of the Regular Meeting of April 16, 1987.
Mayor Garvey stated that on page 247 of the minutes, Item 1152, the "no"
vote was hers, not Commissioner Regulski's as stated.
Commissioner Regulski moved to approve the minutes
of April 16, 1987, as amended. Hotion was duly
unanimously.
of the regular meeting
seconded and carried
VI - Presentations
Louis Vaneck Donation
Attorney Harry Klein presented a deed to the former Louis' Roost property
on Clearwater Beach to the City as a donation from the Louis Vaneck estate;
the property to be used for City use.
VII Citizens to be Heard re Items Not on the Agenda.
Cliff McKinley stated he owns a small busing company in Tarpon Springs and
is interested in providing the proposed bus service from downtown Clearwater
to downtown Tampa. The Mayor explained that providing the bus service is not
under City jurisdiction.
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Richard Tario requested the City Commission not develop Lake Chatauqua
Park until the Landmark Dr. extension is paved.
VIII - Public Hearings
Item #9 - Resolution 87-23, authorizing the sale or trade of a portion of the
Clearwater Parking System and designating the use of the sales proceeds if
any; declare Surplus to City needs Lot 6, Block 5, Gould & Ewing"'s Second
Addition. Clearwater Harbor, FL; Authorize its eventual sale or trade to the
owners of the NE corner of Pierce St. and Ft. Harrison Ave.; and authorize the
urchase or trade of a wed e of ro ert on the above-referenced corner to
provide for a realignment of the intersection it abuts. eM
The attorney representing the proposed purchaser of the corner site
(Pierce and Fort Harrison) has had preliminary discussions with the City
regarding a site plan for a branch bank on this corner. The plan calls for
the existing building to be razed, thus the City has an opportunity to remove
the dog-leg in this intersection.
The City-owned property is a parking lot (#6) with 25 spaces and an income
of $1,565.82 in 1985 and $4,931.12 in 1986 when rates were quadrupled. All
certifications required by the Parking System Bonds Ordinance of 1983 will be,
or have been fulfilled.
An MAl
11,1987.
Commission
appraisal has been ordered and should be
It is anticipated that contracts will
at its meeting of May 21, 1987.
submitted on or about May
be presented to the City
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Commissioner Nunamaker moved to pass
authorize appropriate officials to execute
Upon roll call the vote was:
and adopt Resolution 87-23 and
same. Motion was duly seconded.
"Ayes":
Berfield, Regulski, Nunamaker, Winner and Garvey.
"Nays":
None.
Item #10 - Petition for Annexation, OL Zonin and a Land Use Plan Amendment
from Commercial Tourist Facilities to Residential Office on a .78 acre MOL
parcel located on the N side of Drew St appx 550 ft E of Belcher Rd.; Lots
20 - 23, Blk D, Temple Terrace, 1st Addition. (Executive Portfolio) A 87-12,
LUP 87-8 (PUD)
The property is proposed to be developed with professional offices.
water service is available to the site.
City
Commissioner Regulski moved to approve the Annexation, OL Zoning and Land
Use Plan Amendment for the subject property including the abutting right-of-
way of Drew Street and direct the City Attorney to include in an ordinance.
Kotion was duly seconded and carried unanimously.
Item #11 - Petition for Annexation and RS-8 Zoning for a .15 acre MOL parcel
located on the N side of Springdale St appx 275 ft E of N. Betty Lane; Lot
14, Blk C, Pine Ridge Sub. (Brinson) A 87-13 (PUD)
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A single family residence
sewer services are available.
is existing on the property. City water and
The recreation facility fee has been paid.
Commissioner Berfield moved to approve the Annexation and RS-8 Zoning of
the subject property and direct the City Attorney to include in an ordinance.
Kotion was duly seconded and carried unanimously.
Item 1112 - Petition for Annexation OL Zonin and a Land Use Plan Amendment
from Industrial to Residential Office on a .36 acre MOL parcel lncated on the
S side of sa 590 appx 1,075 ft W of McMullen-Booth Rd.; Lots 3 - 7, Blk At
Dellwood Heights Sub. (Austin/Pappalardo) A 87-14, LUP 87-9 (POD)
The property is currently vacant. It is proposed to be developed with an
office use. City water service is available. Although not a condition of
annexation, the dedication of 17 feet of additional right-of-way adjacent to
S.R. 590 will be a requirement of the subsequent development of the property.
Commissioner Nunamaker moved to approve the Annexation, OL Zoning and Land
Use Plan Amendment for the subject property and direct the City Attorney to
~nclude in an ordinance. Kotion was duly seconded and carried unanimously.
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Item 1113 - Major Amendment to the Master RPD 5.8 Site Plan for Cooper's Bayou
located between Bayshore Blvd. and McMullen-Booth Rd appx. 800 ft. S of Drew
St.; M&B 21.16, 21.17 and 21.18, Sec. 16-29-16 (Bricks Management & Real
Estate Dev., Inc.) PSP 85-39 (pun)
On December 19, 1986, the City Commission approved,
a final RPD 5.8 Master Site Plan for Cooper's Bayou.
plan was approved and the plan approval was extended an
subject to conditions.
Subsequently a revised
additional 6 months.
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The new property owner is now proposing an amendment to the plan. The
buildings have been reoriented. the private drives have been changed, and the
proposal now involves one-story 3 bedroom villas, and two-story 2 and 3
bedroom townhouses. The 56 maximum unit count (5.8 units per net acre) will
remain the same. Each of the 56 units will be provided with a two car garage.
Access to the site is from Bayshore Blvd. and McMullen-Booth Rd.
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Planning Director stated an aviation easement is needed
She has informed the developer of the required easement.
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developer has agreed to all conditions; however, they are requesting time for
their attorney to look at the aviation easement.
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Discussion ensued regarding whether to approve the amendment to the site
plan as submitted, with the understanding that an additional condition would
be added, or to continue it until the developer's attorney has had an
opportunity to review the additional condition.
An adjacent property owner expressed concerns regarding the proposed
buffering on the north side of the property. There are some large trees there
and if a wall is constructed it will cause the demise of the trees and create
a drainage problem.
Mr. Withers stated the developer is amenable to a vegetation buffer rather
than a wall.
Commissioner Regulski moved to approve the Major Amendment to the site
plan for Cooper's Bayou subject to the following conditions: 1) Signs shall
be subj ect to a separate review and permitting process; 2) Driveway details
mnst be coordinated with the Traffic Engineer prior to issuance of a building
permit; 3) Open space and recreation land fees must be paid prior to
certification of final site plan; 4) Mitigation methods for filling the ditch
on site shall be subject to approval of Environmental staff prior to issuance
of a building permit; 5) Property owner shall submit, prior to issuance of a
building permit, an application to rezone the property to the D.E. R. juris-
dictional line to AL/C (Aquatic Lands/Coastal); 6) The requisite initial
building permits be issued within six (6) months from the date of
certification of the final site plan and all requisite certificates of
occupancy be issued within three (3) years from the date of certification of
the final site plan; 7) A 10 foot utility easement be given over all water
mains up to and including meters and hydrants; 8) Dumpsters be visually
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screened with a 12 foot wide clear opening; 9) Sidewalks be provided along all
rights-of-way or a waiver be granted thereto; 10) Buffering be provided along
the north and south property lines by providing a wall or vegetation with 85%
opacity at maturity based on the desires of the adjacent property owners;
11) Final water system design be approved by Utilities Department; 12) An
aviation easement be executed with Pinellas County; and that the appropriate
officials be authorized to execute same. Motion was duly seconded and carried
unanimously.
Item #14 - Second Reading, Ordinance 4355-87 - Annexing Lots
Bayview City Subdivision; located on the SE corner of the
Bayview and Kentucky Avenues, together with the abutting
Kentucky Ave. ( Keefer - PH 2/19/87)
I & 2, Block
intersection
right--of-way
The City Attorney presented Ordinance 4355-87 for second reading and read
it by title only. Commissioner Winner moved to pass and adopt Ordinance
4355-87 on second and final reading. Motion was duly seconded. Upon roll
call the vote was:
"Ayes":
Berfield, Regulski, Nunamaker, Winner and Garvey.
"Nays":
None.
Item /115 Second Reading, Ordinance 4356-87 Zoning Atlas Amendment for
property annexed in Ord. 4355-87 as RS-8 (A-87-1)
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The City Attorney presented Ordinance 4356-37 for second reading and read
it by title only. Commissioner Nunamaker moved to pass and adopt Ordinance
4356-87 on second and final reading. Motion was duly seconded. Upon roll
call the vote was:
"Ayes";
Berfield, Regulski, Nunamaker, Winner and Garvey.
"Nays":
None.
Item #16 - Second Reading~ Ordinance 4357-87 - Annexing Lots 159, 160 & 161,
Clearwater Manor Sub.; located on the S side of S. Lagoon Circle appx. 400 fe.
E of Belcher Rd., together with the right-of-way of S. Lagoon Circle abutting
Lot 62 (Cardo, Buck, Seeling - PH 2/19/87)
The City Attorney presented Ordinance 4357-87 for second reading and read
it by title only. Commissioner Regulski moved to pass and adopt Ordinance
4357-87 on second and final reading. Motion was duly seconded. Upon roll
call the vote was:
"Ayes":
Berfield, Regulski, Nunamaker, Winner and Garvey.
"Nays":
None.
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property annexed in Ord.
Atlas Amendment for
The City Attorney presented Ordinance
it by title only. Commissioner
4358-87 on second and final reading.
call the vote was:
4358-87 for
Winner moved to pass
Motion was duly
second
and adopt
seconded.
reading and read
Ordinance
Upon roll
"Ayes":
Berfield, Regulski, Nunamaker, Winner and Garvey.
"Nays":
None.
Item 1118 Second Reading, Ordinance
the W side of Belcher Rd. a x 800 ft.
8, Mosell Acres (Winkel - PH 2 29/87)
4359-87 Annexing a parcel of land
N of Drew St.; being part of Lots 7
on
and
it by title only.
4359-87 on second
call the vote was:
The City Attorney presented Ordinance 4359-87 for
Commissioner Regulski moved to pass
and final reading. Motion was duly
second
and adopt
seconded.
reading and read
Ordinance
Upon roll
"Ayes":
Berfield, Regulski, Nunamaker, Winner and Garvey.
"Nays":
None.
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Item 1119 Second Reading,
property annexed in Ord. 4359-87
Ordinance 4360-87
as OL (A-87-2)
Zoning Atlas Amendment for
it by
4360-87
call the
The City Attorney presented Ordinance 4360-87
Commissioner Nunamaker moved to
and final reading. Motion was
title only.
on second
vote was:
for second
pass and adopt
duly seconded.
reading and read
Ordinance
Upon roll
"Ayes":
Berfield, Regulski, Nunamaker, Winner and Garvey.
"Nays":
None.
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land
part
Second Readin
use designation
of Lots 7 & 8 of
Ordinance 4361-87 Amendin
from Low Density Residential to
Mosell Acres (LUP 87-1)
it by title only.
4361-87 on second
call the vote was:
The City Attorney presented Ordinance
Commissioner
and final reading.
4361-87 for
Winner moved to
Motion was duly
second reading and read
pass and adopt Ordinance
seconded. Upon roll
"Ayes":
Berfield, Regulski, Nunamaker, Winner and Garvey.
"Nays":
None.
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Item 1121
SW corner
Vacant
Sunset
- Second Reading>> Ordinance
of the intersection
Alley on W, Sec.
Pt. Rd. A 87-3, LUP 87-2
4362-87 - Annexing parcel of land
of Sunset Point & Belcher Roads j M&B 32-01
1-29E-15Ej together with the abutting right-of-way
(Sun Bank of Tampa Bay - PH 2/19/87)
on the
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The
it by title only.
4362-87 on second
call the vote was:
City Attorney presented Ordinance 4362-87
Commissioner Regulski moved to
and final reading. Motion was
for second reading and read
pass and adopt Ordinance
duly seconded. Upon roll
"Ayes":
Berfield, Regulski, Nunamaker>> Winner and Garvey.
"Nays":
None.
Item 1122 Second
property annexed
Reading, Ordinance
in Ord. 4362-87 as OL
4363-87
(A-87-3)
Zoning
Atlas
Amendment
for
The City
it by title only.
4363-87 on second
call the vote was:
Attorney presented Ordinance 4363-87
Commissioner Nunamaker moved to
and final reading. Motion was
for second
pass and adopt
duly seconded.
reading and read
Ordinance
Upon roll
"Ayes":
Berfield, Regulski>> Nunamaker, Winner and Garvey.
"Nays":
None.
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Item 1123 Second Readin
land use designation from
a parcel located on the
Belcher Roads; M&B 32-01 &
, Ordinance 4364-87
Medium Density
SW corner of
Vac. Alley on
Amendin Ord. 2019 to chan e
Residential to Residential Office for
the intersection of Sunset Point &
W, Sec. 1/6-29-15/16 (LUP 87-2)
The Ci ty
it by title only.
4364-87 on second
call the vote was:
Attorney presented Ordinance
Commissioner
and final reading.
4364-87 for
Winner moved to pass
Motion was duly
second
and adopt
seconded.
reading and read
Ordinance
Upon roll
"Ayes":
Berfield, Regulski, Nunamaker, Winner and Garvey.
"Nays":
None.
Item 1124
Open Space Recreation
rezoning a parcel at the
and Gulfview Blvd.;
Shores (Lane Clwtr.
Second
Readin
Ordinance 4366-87 Zonin
OS R) to Resort Commercial
SW corner of the intersection of
part of
Limited
Atlas Amendment from
Twenty-Eight (CR-28) by
Clearwater Pass Ave.
accreted land S of Lots 1 & 2, Block D, Bayside
Partnership /City - PH 2/5/87) Z-86-21
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The City Attorney presented Ordinance 4366-87 for second reading and read
it by title only. Commissioner Regulski moved to pass and adopt Ordinance
4366-87 on second and final reading. Motion was duly seconded. Upon roll
call the vote was:
"Ayes":
Berfield, Regulski, Nunamaker, Winner and Garvey.
"Nays":
None.
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Item 1125 Second Readin , Ordinance 4367-87
land use designation from Recreation Open
Facilities for a parcel located at the SW
Clearwater Pass Ave & Gulfview Blvd.; part of
Blk D, Bayside Shores. LUP 86-38
Amendin Ord. 2019 to chan e
Space to Commercial Tourist
corner of the intersection of
accreted land S of Lots 1 & 2,
The City Attorney presented Ordinance 4367-87 for second reading and read
it by title only. Commissioner Nunamaker moved to pass and adopt Ordinance
4367-87 on second and final reading. Motion was duly seconded. Upon roll
call the vote was:
"Ayes":
Berfield, Regulski, Nunamaker, Winner and Garvey.
"Nays":
None.
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Item 1126 Second Readin
Open Space Recreation (OS R)
the SE corner of Clwtr. Pass
Lot 2, Blk A., Bayside Shores
Ordinance 4368-87 Zonin
to Beach Commercial (CB)
Ave. & South Shore Blvd.;
(Fisherman's Wharf/City
Atlas Amendment from
by rezoning parcel on
accreted land to S of
PH 2/5/87) Z86-24
The City Attorney presented Ordinance 4368-87 for second reading and read
it by title only. Commissioner Regulski moved to pass and adopt Ordinance
4368-87 on second and final reading. Motion was duly seconded. Upon roll
call the vote was:
"Ayes":
Berfield, Regulski, Nunamaker, Winner and Garvey.
"Nays":
None.
Item 1127 Second Readin Ordinance 4369-87 - Amendin Ord. 2019 to chan e
land use designation from Recreation Open Space to Commercial Tourist
Facilities for a parcel located at the SE corner of the intersection of
Clearwater Pass Ave. & South Shore Blvd.; accreted land to S of Lot 2, Blk A.,
Bayside Shores. LUP 86-40
The City Attorney presented Ordinance 4369-87 for second reading and read
it by title only. Commissioner Winner moved to pass and adopt Ordinance
4369-87 on second and final reading. Motion was duly seconded. Upon roll
call the vote was:
"Ayes":
Berfield, Regulski, Nunamaker, Winner and Garvey.
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None.
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Item 1128 - Second Readin Ordinance 4370-87 - Zonin Amendment from
Neighborhood Commercial CN to Resort Commercial 24 by rezoning a
parcel located at the Wend of Nicholson St., E of the Seminole Boat Landing,
& the SE corner of Nicholson St. & Osceola Ave; Lots 2&3, part of Lot 1, Blk.
2, Gorra Sub.; Lots 13,14,&23, part of Lot 22, Sue Barco Sub. & vac streets;
Lots 8,9 & 10 and unplatted parcel to the W, F.T. Blish Sub. (Clwtr. Bay
Marine, Werder, Levinson, Coleman & Chadwick - PH 2/5/87) Z 86-23
The City Attorney stated there is an error in the legal description in
Exhibit A, attached to the ordinance. The second paragraph from the bottom of
the page, "Lot 1, Sue Barco Subdivision according to the map or plat thereof
as the same appears of record in Plat Book 1, Page 26, of the Public Records
of Pinellas County, Florida", should not have been included as it is not part
of the property being rezoned.
Commissioner Winner moved to amend Ordinance
second paragraph from the bottom of the page which
Subdivision according to the map or plat thereof as
in Plat Book 1, Page 26, of the Public Records of
Hotion was duly seconded and carried unanimously.
4370-87
reads:
the same
Pinellas
by deleting the
"Lot 1, Sue Barco
appears of record
County, Florida".
The City Attorney presented Ordinance
it by title only. Commissioner Winner
4370-87, as amended, on second and final
Upon roll call the vote was:
4370-87 for second reading and read
moved to pass and adopt Ordinance
reading. Motion was duly seconded.
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Berfield, Regulski, Nunamaker, Winner and Garvey.
"Nays":
None.
Item 1129 Second Readin Ordinance 4372-87 Zonin Atlas Amendment from
Open Space Recreation (OS R) to Public Semi-Public (P Sp) by rezoning a parcel
on the S side of S.R. 60, E of and adjoining the Clearwater Sewer Treatment
Facility; M&B 31-02, Sec. 16-29-16. (City - PH 2/5/87) Z 86-20
The City Attorney presented Ordinance 4372-87 for second reading and read
it by title only. Commissioner Winner moved to pass and adopt Ordinance
4372-87 on second and final reading. Motion was duly seconded. Upon roll
call the vote was:
"Ayes":
Berfield, Regulski, Nunamaker, Winner and Garvey.
"Nays":
None.
Item 1130 - Second Readin , Ordinance 4373-87 - Amendin Ord. 2019 to chan e
land use designation from Recreation Open Space to Public Semi-Public for a
parcel located on the S side of S.R. 60, E of and adjoining the Clearwater
Sewer Treatment Facility; M&B 31-02, Sec. 16-29-16 LUP 86-37
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it by title only. Commissioner Winner moved to pass and adopt Ordinance
4373-87 on second and final reading. Motion was duly seconded. Upon roll
call the vote was:
"Ayes":
Berfield, Regulski, Nunamaker, Winner and Garvey.
"Nays":
None.
CITY MANAGER REPORTS
IK - Consent Agenda - Approved as submitted.
Agreements - Approved
Item #31 - Parking Lot Agreement, Clearwater Beach Hilton - Rescind provision
that parking spaces beneath the Clearwater Pass Bridge be identified as public
parking on the License Agreement. (KR)
Item 1132 Countr side Jr. Cou ars Inc. Agreement which allows press
box storage building at Countryside Sports Complex. (PR)
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Item 1133 Amendment to the Lease Agreement with Stone
reflect an extension of the lease term to expire February
the cancellation clause be changed to allow for six months
ninety days. (PW)
Buick, Inc. to
28, 1991 and that
notice instead of
Item #34 - Easement Agreement across right-of-way owned by Florida Power Corp.
to allow widening of the road between Old Coachman and the City. Transfer
Station to provide for two way passage by Sanitation trucks. (PW)
Item 1135 Purchase of the S 30 feet of Lot 3 ,
Osceola Gross for $21,600.00 plus the cost of
Documentary Stamps to be paid by the City. (PW)
Janie
Title
Daniels Sub.
Insurance and
from
State
Item 1136 Revised Agreement with Pinellas County for Parking Lot 29 for
inst~llation and maintenance of parking meters, deleting the clause "If said
Agreement is cancelled by the County before the City has recouped the full and
complete cost of the parking meters as hereinabove set out, then the County
shall reimburse the City for the balance due and owing thereon." (TE)
Item #37 - Agreement for Annexation of .2 acre parcel located on the S side of
South Dr. a x. 160 ft. E of Audre Dr.; Lot 3, Blk F, Carlton Terrace 1st
Addition, SW 1 4 Sec. 5-29-16 (Blanchard) ATA 87-3-296; notifying property
owners that the property may become non-conforming upon annexation. (POD)
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*Item 1138 Light & Heavy Duty Trucks (40
$257,251.97; Grant Ford for $132,411.60;
vehicles for the Water Division; 32 as
divisions to be lease/purchased under the
First Florida Bank (CS)
vehicles)
Bartow Ford
replacement
terms of the
Karl Flammer Ford for
for $65,350.00; 8 new
vehicles for various
Master Agreement with
Item 1139 Power Paper Cutter (26-1/2") A. B. Dick Co., Tampa, FL for
$8,360.00 to replace an existing inadequate 18" cutter. (CS)
Item 1140 - Skid Loaders (2)- Phil Reed Equip. Co., Brandon, FL for $35,987.04
under the lease/purchase agreement with First Florida Bank; to be replacements
for the Nursery and Public Service Divisions. (CS)
Item 1141
$8,514.00;
unde rway at
Victorian Light Poles
to be used to complete
Coachman Park. (PR)
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the
Beacon Products,
restoration project
Tampa, FL for
which has been
Item 1142 - Public Service Facility, Concrete Storage Bins (86-56) - Inter-City
Construction Corp. for $81,773.00; to be part of the new construction at the
Public Service Complex at 1650 Arcturas Ave. used for storing ingredients for
concrete, road maintenance materials and broken concrete. (PW)
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Item #43 - Water Distribution Materials - Davis Meter & Supply, Tampa.,for a
total estimated price of $21,736.70; for various types of materials as
required during the period 5/11/87 - 5/10/88. (DT)
Item 1144 Installation of 2" Gas Main & Services Gulfcoast Utility
Constructors, Inc, Clearwater, $17,928.00; for the installation of 7,200 feet
of 2" gas main and fifty-one (51) gas services, including tracer wire, jack
and bores, air pressure testing, sod or a Jhalt replacement, and all cleanup
work. The City will supply the gas-related materials. Job location:
Huntington Trace, Safety Harbor - Phase I and II. (UT)
Citizen & Staff Requests - Approved
Item 1145 Clearwater Phillies Signs Continued approval of second tier
Advertising on top of existing outfield wall at Jack Russell Stadium. (PR)
Item #46 Harbor Oaks Historic District Survey
entitled "Harbor Oaks, A Historic and Architectural
Plan" prepared by Florida Preservation Services. (CK)
Project Final Report
Survey and Preservation
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Item #47 - Preliminary Subdivision Plat for Chelsea West - located N of Union
St. between Soule Rd. and Second St E.; being a portion of the SW 1/4 of Sec.
32-28S-16E. (Stevens Designer Homes) SUB 87-5 (PUD); subject to the
following conditions: 1) A variance shall be requested of the Development
Review Committee for the cul-de-sac length in accordance with Sec. 133.032 of
the Code; 2) Building setback lines from street rights-of-way shall be shown
on the plat; 3) Sidewalks shall be required along all street rights-of-way;
4) Construction of walls shall require separate permitting and approval; 5)
Documentation from Florida Power shall be provided expressly authorizing the
location of retention within their easement; 6) A tree survey shall be
provided for review by the Development Revie~J Committee; and 7) The plat shall
not be certified prior to finalization of the annexation (anticipated to be
June 18, 1987).
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Item #48 - Preliminary Site Plan for La Brava Business Center - located on the
SW corner of Calumet St. & Sunshine Dr.; Lot 18, Clearwater Industrial Park,
Sec. 1-29-15 (SunuB Corp.) (PUD); subject to the following conditions: 1)
Floor area ratio must be identified on the final plan; 2) Number of required
parking spaces must he stated in relationship to the applicable formula; 3)
Parking lot interior landscape areas must be delineated by crosshatching or
shading on the final plan and must be expressed as a percentage of the total
paved area; 4) Front yard open space calculations must be~rovidedon the final
plan; 5) Storm water detention is to be provided for the increase over
existing impervious area; 6) Driveway design must be revised as required by
the Traffic Engineer; and 7) Parking considerations to be addressed on the
final plan include provision for one loading space, provision of a total of 6
handicapped parking spaces with appropriate ramp access and parking dimensions
as required by Code. PSP 87-10
It em tl49 - Preliminary Site Plan for Ci ty of Clearwater Sanitation Complex: -
located at the NE corner of Harbor Dr. & Russell St.; being a portion of the
NW 1/4 of the NE 1/4 of Sec. 10-29S-l5E. (City of Clearwater) (PUD); subject
to the following conditions: 1) The placement of any new 6 ft. high fencing
adjacent to public street rights-of-way will require the approval of a
variance prior to installation and 2) Landscaping be placed in accordance with
Code requirements to buffer fences and satisfy interior landscaping
requirements for the parking lot. PSP 87-11
Item tl50 - preliminary Site Plan for Bldg. 116, Jennifer Office Complex: -
located on the E side of US 19 N., S of Ken Marks Ford.; being a portion of
the NW 1/4 of the NW 1/4 of Sec. 5-29-16 (pun); subj ect to the following
conditions: 1) Drainage retention requirements shall be subject to the
approval of the City Engineer; 2) Calculations shall be provided on the final
plan for open space for the lot and front yard; and 3) Maximum allowable floor
area ratio shall be properly identified on the final plan as 0.5. PSP 87-13
(Allen Davis, Trustee)
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Item 1151 - Petition for Annexation and RS-8 Zoning for a 0.2 acre parcel -
located on the W side of West Dr. appx. 175 ft. N of Green1ea Dr.; Lot 9 & the
S two feet of Lot 8, Suban's Sub. Sec. 2-29-15 (Ignos) (PUD) A 87-19
Item (152
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Petition for Annexation and CG Zoning for
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a .32 acre
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Item #53 - Land Use Plan Amendment from Low Densit Residential to Recreation
Open Space & a Zoning Amendment from RS-6 to OS R for a 1.4 acre parcel -
located at the Wend of Hoyt Ave. adjacent to & N of the Eddie C. Moore
Recreation Complex; M&B 33-02, SW 1/4 Sec. 9-29-16 (City) (POD) LUP 87-13 Z 87-8
CITY ATTORNEY
Deeds & Ease.ents - Approved
Item #54 - 40 ft. wide easement for Public Utilities and drainage purposes and
an ingress and egress easement for refuse and garbage collections and City of
Clearwater service and utility vehicles being part of Sec. 8-29-16 (Automanage
Inc., A Ohio Corporation)
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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
~gress easement for refuse and garbage collections and City of Clearwater
~ervice and utility vehicles lying in Sec. 5-29-15. (610 Island Way
Development Corp.)
Item 1156 - Drainage
Harrison Sub., Sec.
Attorney-in-Fact)
& utilities easement
15-29-15. (Bennie Mae
part of Lot 12, Blk
Rutledge by Edward
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J. Henry,
Commissioner Regulski moved to approve the consent agenda as submitted.
Motion was duly seconded and carried unanimously.
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Item 1157 - Preliminary Site Plan for 7-Eleven
corner of Drew St. & Myrtle St.; M&B 22.03,
(c/o William C. Gregg III) PSP 87-12 (POD)
Food Store - located on the SE
22.031 & 22.04; Sec. 15-29-15
The site is currently zoned Urban Center, Eastern Corridor and located
within the Downtown Development District.
The
gasoline
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property is proposed to be developed as a
pump islands and a carry-out restaurant.
from Myrtle Ave. and one from Drew St.
convenience
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The Planning Director stated she had informed Southland Corp. of the
Commission's concerns regarding the access drive from Drew St. The Southland
representative stated they have no problem with relocating the driveway, but
are concerned with traffic flow if a left-hand turn is prohibited.
Keith Crawford, Traffic Engineer, stated that not
from Drew St. could create a problem and would not be
has final authority on Drew St. as it is a state road.
as a general rule, the access should be located as far
as possible.
allowing a left turn
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Commissioner Winner moved to review the preliminary site plan for 7-Eleven
Food Store and authorize review of a final site plan with final action by the
DRC subject to the following conditions: 1) Signs are subject to separate
review and permitting and should be deleted from the site plan; 2) The
dumpster must have a 12 ft. wide access; the fence around the dumpster cannot
exceed 6 ft. in height; 3) Parking space requirements shall be stated in
accordance with the applicable formula; 4) The Drew St. access be moved east
as far as possible while still allowing for green space requirements; and that
the appropriate officials be authorized to execute same. Motion was duly
seconded and carried unanimously.
Item #58 - Resolution 87-22, State Aquatic Plant Control Funds (PR)
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For the past four years the City Commission has approved similar
resolutions so that the City could take part in the State Aquatic Plant
Control program offered by the Dept. of Natural Resources. This resolution
needs to be updated for continued funding under this program.
Since the City is responsible for aquatic control and has budgeted monies
to fund a crew for such work, it is advantageous to apply for this financial
assistance. The grant will cover a portion of the City's budget for aquatic
plan control.
Commissioner Winner moved pass and
appropriate officials to execute same.
call the vote was:
adopt Resolution 87-22 and authorize
Motion was duly seconded. Upon roll
"Ayes":
Berfield, Regulski, Nunamaker, Winner and Garvey.
"Nays":
None.
Item #59 DCA Post-Disaster Redevelopment Rule Agreement with the Florida
Department of Community Affairs (PW)
On August 7, 1986, the City Commission approved the selection of an option
whereby the City would formally agree with the DCA (Department of Community
Affairs) to certain measures designed to prevent or mitigate damage from
disasters so that the City could remain eligible for post-disaster
Federal/State public assistance.
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By a March 30, 1987 letter transmitting an amended Post-Disaster
Redevelopment Rule, the DCA offered a draft contract for execution by the City
that would formalize the City~s agreement to adhere to the terms of the rule
amended to 1) Delete provisions for non-political subdivision applicants;
2) Require political subdivisions to maintain no more than the same capacity
of public infrastructure when relocated, modified or replaced, unless approved
as part of a Public Law 93-288 mitigation plan; and 3) Delete requirements for
post disaster dwelling unit restrictions to be designed to maintain pre-
disaster net population densities in coastal areas. These changes make the
Post Disaster Rule more palatable.
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State assistance, the City should ratify the contract agreement as soon as
possible but not later than August 1, 1987. Public damage occuring from storm
damage after August, 1987 will not be eligible for assistance unless the
contract is executed or until the hazard mitigation portion of the
comprehensive plan is completed in compliance with Rule, Chapter 9G-13
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the Florida Department of Community Affairs for Post-Disaster Redevelopment as
called for by DCA Post-Disaster Rule, Chapter 9G-13, Florida Administrative
Code (FAC) and that the appropriate officials be authorized to execute same.
Hation was duly seconded and carried unanimously.
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Item #60 Druid Road and Highland Avenue, Resolution 87-20 and Joint
Maintenance Agreement with Pinellas County. (TE)
The Florida DOT (Department of Transportation) scheduled a widening on
Highland Ave. at Druid Rd. using Federal funds. A Resolution and Joint
Maintenance Agreement are a requirement of Chapter 335.04(5) F.S. when Federal
funds are involved 1n projects not on state roads. Clearwater is responsible
for maintenance of Highland Ave. and has already executed its Agreement and
Resolution.
Commissioner Regulski moved to pass and adopt Resolution 87-20 and approve
the Joint Maintenance Agreement and authorize the appropriate officials to
execute same. Motion was duly seconded. Upon roll call the vote was:
"Ayes": Berfield, Regulski, Nunamaker, Winner and Garvey.
"Nays": None.
Item #61 - Drew Street Widening - Coachman to [S 19 (TE)
The developer of the shopping center on the N side of Drew St. W of US 19
has requested that the $300,000 of Transportation Impact Fees derived from his
project be spent to widen Drew St. from Coachman Rd. to US 19. Staff
contacted Pinellas Co. to learn whether such a commitment is acceptable.
Pinellas Co. has agreed to place this project in its upcoming Capital
Improvement Budget and coordinate the design with City staff. Pinellas Co.
will administer the project from preliminary engineering through construction
as Drew St. is a county road.
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along this section, additional traffic attracted by the extension of Drew St.
to McMullen-Booth Rd., and the fact that Drew and US 19 has been a high
accident location in the City for the last four years, it is appropriate to
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that a CIP be established at mid year with $150,000 to
County at the proper time in the schedule for this
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Commissioner Winner moved to establish a CIP for widening Drew St. from
Old Coachman Rd. to US 19 and authorize staff to execute same. Motion was
duly seconded and carried unanimously.
Item #62 - Jazz Holiday Sponsorship Agreement with Chamber of Commerce for
October 15-18, 1987 eighth annual Clearwater Jazz Holiday.
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The City has been a sponsor of this festival in the past.
Funds for this event will need to be provided for in the 1987-88 budget.
Commissioner Nunamaker moved to approve the 1987 Jazz Holiday Agreement
with the Chamber of Commerce subject to the following conditions: 1) Paragraph
#4 to include language regarding payment "not before October 1, 1987"; and 2)
Contribution amount to be the same as last year's at $5,000.00 and not the
requested increase to $7,500.00 and that the appropriate officials be
authorized to execute same. Hotion was duly seconded and carried
unanimously.
Item #63 - Community Relations Board Appointments (2 members) (CLK)
Commissioner Regulski moved to appoint Mary Engdahl in the "At-Large"
category. Hotion was duly seconded and carried unanimously.
Commissioner Winner moved to appoint Robert Hellawell in the "Industrial
Management" category. Motion was duly seconded and carried unanimously.
Item #64 - Goals & Objectives of Clearwater Marine Science Center (PUD)
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On May 2, 1985, the Commission endorsed expansion and improvement
proposals for the Center and agreed to a referendum to determine if the City
should sell the Center site to the Center for $1.00. The Commission also
agreed to guarantee a maximum of $1,000,000 of the $1,405,000 loan made to the
Center by The First National Bank of Florida for the purchase of the Midway
Boatel, Camden and Endeavor Yacht properties. The guarantee was subsequently
executed for a maximum amount of $1,000,000 and for a period not to exceed 360
days. That guarantee expired in 1986. The referendum question was approved
authorizing the transfer of the City property to the Center. The State
Legislature by special act subsequently released the property from the
reverter clause created by the 1925 Act establishing the Memorial Causeway
substituting a reverter to the City of Clearwater in the event the property
was not devoted solely to the expansion of the Center. The property was
conveyed to the Center on September 12, 1986.
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The Center has adopted plans for the expansion and improvement of
facility as originally envisioned and, in conjunction with its plans,
requesting the City to again guarantee up to $1,000,000 of the debt
incurred for the purchase of properties involved in the expansion.
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Steve Carlisle, President of the Marine Science Center, presented the
Marine Science Center plans for remodeling the facility and stated the present
plans will be more appropriate to the surrounding residential area. The
Center offers programs for education and the requested City guarantee will be
on the property housing administrative offices and educational classrooms.
Dennis Kellenberger, Director of Operations for the Marine Science Center,
stated during his 10 years at the Center it has evolved into a first class
research facility. The Center is attempting to become an accredited
educational institution; if this is accomplished, there will be a need to
eKpand the current staff.
Discussion ensued regarding what properties the loans are on and the
confusion regarding the former plans to become the Florida Aquarium. 'Hr.
Carlisle explained the Florida Aquarium is now completely separate from the
Marine Science Center and there will be no competition as the Center is for
education not entertainment, whereas the Florida Aquarium will be a tourist
attraction.
There is one property being foreclosed on at this time which is the former
Seaspire property. It will either be sold or auctioned within the neKt couple
of weeks.
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Question was raised regarding the amount the Center is in arrears on
interest payments. Mr. Carlisle admitted the financial condition of the
Center is not the healthiest at this time; however, the unnecessary properties
will be disposed of. In order to get the Center back on good financial
footing, they intend to do a great deal of fund raising during the next year
that they are requesting the City guarantee, and will be kicking off a
membership campaign and working with local institutions to come up with a new
financing package.
The City Attorney stated in order not to go to referendum, the backing
would need to be for one year or less and $1,000,000 or less.
Seven citizens spoke in support of the City's guarantee of the $1,000,000
for the Marine Science Center emphasizing the research and educational
advantages of the facility, its contributions to the community, and its
disassociation from the Florida Aquarium.
Seven citizens spoke in opposition to
with the addi tional tax burden and the
Marine Science Center.
the City's guarantee citing concerns
unsound financial condition of the
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recommendation that no action be taken until the Commission has an opportunity
to meet with the Committee. Discussion ensued regarding the good principles
of the Marine Science Center, but concerns were expressed by the Commission
regarding the Center's financial status. The consensus was the Commission did
not have sufficient information to make a decision on the $1,000,000
guarantee.
Commissioner Nunamaker moved to continue Item #64 to the meeting of May
21, 1987 in order to obtain additional information to make a prudent decision
and to give the Center additional time to establish public relations with the
surrounding community. Motion was duly seconded and carried unanimously.
The City Attorney requested copies of all notes and mortgages and the
agreement with First Florida Bank be provided to the Legal Dept.
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Item #65 - Amendment to Final Judgment for Island Walk Condominium (PUO)
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On April 24, 1980 a final judgment was entered to settle a disputed claim
between Field Construction Assoc., Inc. and the City of Clearwater. The
judgment stipulates that a maximum of 352 units could be constructed on the
total property now known as Island Walk Condominium on Island Estates as long
as required setbacks are met, that the parking ratio would be 1.25 spaces per
unit, and building height would be permitted at 85 feet above existing grade.
Paragraph 5 provided that the developer would have vested rights in the
site plan which reflected these additional provisions for a period of seven
years, or until April 24, 1987.
At this time, one phase of the total four phase project has been completed
and one phase is under construction, providing for a total of 165 units.
Remaining to be constructed under the terms of the final judgment are 187
units. If the City Commission does not consent to amend the time limitation
of seven years provided for in the judgment, the two remaining vacant parcels
could be developed under the present zoning of RM-28 and the requirements of
the current land development regulations. This would allow from 144 to 156
units to be developed depending upon final net acreage available for
contributing to density calculations.
Consideration of an 18 month extension to complete the entire Island Walk
project at the level of 352 units resulting in an overall gross density of
31.6 units per acre is being requested. Denial of the request would result in
an overall gross density on the four phases of 28.8 units per acre.
Carlton Ward, Attorney representing the developers, stated that at the
meeting of April 16, 1987, the developer requested an extension of the
stipulation which expired on April 24, 1987. The City Commission granted the
developer permission to construct 57 units rather than the requested 59 or 60.
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Mr. Ward stated they are now requesting that the 59 units be pennitted as
the building will be the same size whether it is 57 or 59 units. The only
difference will be the size of the atrium in the center of the building.
Island Walk Condominium is bordered by a 60 foot right-of-way. Mr. Ward
stated if the City should relinquish title to the right-of-way the developer
would have the amount of land needed to permit construction of 59 units.
The Planning Director stated the Commission should consider what they are
trying to achieve on Island Estates. The purpose of the RM-28 zoning is to
limit the density of development.
Commissioner Regulski moved to deny the request for reconsideration of
this Item. MOtion was duly seconded and carried unanimously.
Item #66 - Local Option Gas Tax Interlocal Agreement with Pinellas County (CK)
Pine lIas County previously adopted a four cents per gallon Local Option
Gas Tax for a ten year period. Agreements were approved by the cities for
distribution of the proceeds of the first five years of the tax. The County
is now seeking approval of the distribution of the proceeds of the second five
years of the tax and an additional two cents per gallon for ten years.
Distribution of the tax is similar to the previous dlstribution except that it
will be on an "as collected" basis rather than in a lump sum.
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Only one major project, the 49th Street Bridge, is identified in the
Agreement. This is to receive one of the additional two cents ($36,106,000).
Clearwater is scheduled to receive $4,167,740 as follows:
86/87
87/88
88/89
89/90
$ 8,683
100 , 157
108,484
108,603
90/91
91/92
92/93
93/94
$493,055
534,212
542,776
548,486
94/95
95/96
96/97
97/98
$553,601
558,954
562,641
47,818
The City Hanager stated letters
received by the City Manager's office.
regarding the gas tax does not specify
for and against this
The agreement with
proposed projects.
issue have been
Pinellas County
Two citizens spoke in support of constructing the 49th St. Bridge and the
connection with McMullen Booth Rd. to relieve the congestion on US 19.
Two citizens spoke in opposition to the proposed 49th St. Bridge
connection with McMul,len Booth Rd. stating Pinellas County"'s need for a
north/south artery could be accomplished by double-decking US 19; and the
severe impact on the ecology of Tampa Bay would make the 49th St. Bridge an
unfeasible solution.
Discussion ensued regarding the advantages and disadvantages of the
proposed 49th St. Bridge and the double-decking of US 19.
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Regulski moved
County establis~ing distribution
to attach a copy of Resolution
traffic and scenic corridor and that the appropriate officials be
to execute same. Motion was duly seconded and carried unanimously.
to
approve
the Interlocal Agreement with
of proceeds froIR the Local Option
86-3 designating McMullen Booth Rd.
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Pending Matters - None.
XII - Verbal Reports - None.
CITY ATrORNEY REPORTS
XIII - First Reading Ordinances
Item #67 - Ordinance 4378-87 - Vacating the W 1/2 of Madison Ave Right of
Running N & S off N. Pine St. & Between the N line of Block Bl and the S
of Block B3, Maryland Sub. (Loken) V 87-1
Way,
line
The City
it by title only.
first reading.
Attorney presented
Commissioner Winner
Motion was duly seconded.
Ordinance 4378-87 for first
moved to pass Ordinance
Upon roll call the vote
reading and read
4378-87 on
was:
"Ayes":
Berfield, Regulski, Nunamaker, Winner and Garvey.
"Nays":
None.
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Item #68 - Ordinance 4379-87
Bay St. and Meadow Lark Lane
PH 3/19 V87-2)
Vacating a certain alley running
and lying in Block 3, Bayview City
E & W between
Sub (Sutherin
The City
it by ti tIe only.
first reading.
Attorney presented Ordinance
Commissioner Winner
Motion was duly seconded.
4379-87
moved
Upon
for first reading and read
to pass Ordinance 4379-87 on
roll call the vote was:
"Ayes":
Berfield, Regulski, Nunamaker, Winner and Garvey.
"Nays":
None.
Item #69 Ordinance 4392-87 - Amending Ord. 2084 which granted franchise to
Vision Cable, to delete re~uirement of security communications system.
The Ci ty
it by title only.
first reading.
Attorney presented Ordinance
Commissioner Winner
Motion was duly seconded.
4392-87 for
moved to pass
Upon roll
first reading and read
Ordinance 4392-87 on
call the vote was:
"Ayes":
Berfield, Regulski, Nunamaker, Winner and Garvey.
"Nays":
None.
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Item 1170 Resolution 87-19 Assessing Real Property the costs of demolition
in removing a dangerous structure (Sitton)
Commissioner Winner moved
the appropriate officials to
roll call the vote was:
to pass and adopt Resolution 87-19 and authorize
execute same. Motion was duly seconded. Upon
"Ayes":
Berfield, Regulski, Nunamaker, Winner and Garvey.
"Nays":
None.
Item tl71
Designate Edgewater
Scenic/Noncommercial
Council '
St as
Resolution 87-21
Drive
Corridor
Requesting
from Sunset
on the County
the Pinellas Planning
Point Rd to Union
Land Use Plan.
Commissioner Nunamaker
appropriate officials
roll call the vote was:
moved
pass and adopt
execute same.
87-21
was
Resolution
Motion
and
duly
to
authorize
seconded.
the
Upon
to
"Ayes":
Berfield, Regulski, Nunamaker, Winner and Garvey.
"Nays":
None.
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xv - Other City Attorney Items
The
easement
warranty
someone
Attorney stated the
Madison Ave. from the
deed dated August 18, 1986. This has
interpreting this as preventing
property owners. The property owners are now
quit-claim deed for the 16.25 foot strip in
easement.
City
for
City received a 16.25
Marcionettes by
caused a
foot right-of-way
the conveyance of a
cloud on the title as
access to the property by the
requesting the City execute a
exchange for a right-of-way
is
Commissioner
deeds and that
Notion was duly
Nunamaker moved to approve the execution
the appropriate officials be authorized
seconded and carried unanimously.
of
to
the quit-claim
execute same.
XVI - Other Commission Action
Mayor Garvey requested that a Land Development Code amendment update and
Commission rules be scheduled for work session discussion.
XVII - Adjournment
The meeting adjourned at 10:00 p.m.
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FINAL AGENDA - CITY COMMISSION MEETING - May 21, 1987 (6PM)
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WELCOME. We are glad to have you join us. If you wish to speak please wait to be
Orecognized, 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.
I.
II.
III.
Pledge of Allegiance
Invocation
Award Resolution for 1987 Water
System Improvement Bonds. Approve
Resolution 87-24, awarding sale of
the $17,000,000 1987 Water & Sewer
Revenue Bonds to the successful
bidder. (6:00 PH)
Introductions and Awards
Minutes of Regular Meeting May 7,
1987
Presentations
Oath of Office
1) Firefighters/EMT's
IV.
V.
VI.
VII.
VIII
Citizens to be heard re items not on
the Agenda
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Not Before 6:30 P.K.
(1) Presentation of issues by City Staff.
(2) Statement of case by applicant (or
representative) - 5 minutes
(3) Statement of case by opposition
5 ainutes
(4) Commission questions.
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9.
Vacation request 87-03, City of
Clearwater, all 5' side lot
easements in a N-S direction less
any portion lying in any E-W
easements of Lots 3-10, Blk D, Lots
5-20, Blk E, Lots 5-20, Blk F, Blk G
less the E side of Lots 6&7, Blk H,
less the E side of Lots 6&7, Blk J,
less the E side of Lot 6, together
with all 5' rear lot easements in a
N-S direction in the following
tract, Lots 1&2, Blk D, Lots 3&4,
Blk E, Lots 1-4, Blk F, Oak Hills
Subdivision. (PW)
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ACTION AGENDA
Mayor Garvey
William C. Baker, PW Director
Resolution 87-24 adopted; sale
awarded to E. F. Hutton & Co.,
Inc.
I.
II.
III.
IV.
V.
None
Approved as amended.
VI.
VII.
None
1) Two FF/EMT's administered
the Oath of Office by Deputy
City Clerk.
l)Bobby McCratic expressed
concerns re: a) Fishing pier
at Pierce 100; b) Loud
concerts in Coachman Park; c)
Firework displays in City.
VIII
Scheduled Public Hearings
(5) Comments in support and comments in
opposition: (a) individual - 3
minutes; (b) spokesperson for groups
10 mnutes.
(6) Commission questions.
(7) Rebuttal by opposition - 5 minutes.
(8) Final rebuttal by applicant (or
representative) - 5 minutes.
PUBLIC HEARINGS
9.
Approved
May 21, 1987
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Vacation request 87-04, Arquin, a
10ft utility easement in the
Easterly 10 ft of the Westerly 35 ft
of Lot 43, Blk M, Brookhill Unit #5
less the Southerly 5 ft. (PW)
Vacation request 87-05, DeLuca, the
Westerly 2.5 ft of the Easterly 10
ft being a drainage and utility
easement lying in Lot 1, Montclair
Lake Estates less the Southerly 7.5
ft. (PW)
Petition for annexation and RS-8
zoning of a .56 acre parcel located
on the S side of S. Lagoon Circle
appx 550 ft E of Belcher Rd., Lot
106, 1077, W 60 ft of the E 139.28
ft of Lot 157 and W 60 ft of Lot
157, Clearwater Manor Subdivision,
Sec. 6-29-16 (Delashaw /Selbmann/
Sizemore/Foerste/City) Annex 87-15
( PUD)
Petition for annexation and RS-8
zoning for a .2 acre parcel located
on the N side of Merrill Ave. appx
250 ft. W of McMullen-Booth Rd., Lot
15, Blk. A, Kapok Terrace Sub, Sec
9-29-16 (Bohl) Anex 87-16 (POD)
Petition for annexation, CN zoning
and a land use plan amendment from
Low Density Residential to
Commercial/Tourist Facilities for a
.34 acre parcel located on the E
side of Douglas Ave. appx 225 ft S
of Sunset Point Rd., Lct~ 8 & 9, Blk
A, Harbor Vista Sub, See 3-29-15,
(Dixon) Annex. 87-17, LUP 87-10
( PUD)
Petition for annexation and RS-8
zoning for a .18 acre parcel located
at the SW corner of the intersection
of Sandy Lane and Highland Ave., Lot
33, Terra Alto Estates, Sec. 2-29-
15, (Bengston) Annex. 87-18 (POD)
LUP Amendment from Public/Semi-
Public to Commercial/ Tourist
Facilities and a Zoning Atlas
Amendment from p/SP to CN for a 1.75
MOL acre parcel located on the E
side of Clearwater-Largo Rd. appx
550 ft S of Woodlawn St., M&B 44-18,
See 21-29-15, (Jones) LUP 87-11, Z
87-6, (PUD)
10. Approved
11. A.pproved
12.
12. Approved
13.
13. Approved annexation withh RS-6
zoning.
14.
14. Approved
15.
15. Approved
16.
16. Approved
Page 287.
May 21) 1987
ACTION AGENDA
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LUP amendment from Low Density
Residential to Public/Semi-Public
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 E side of One Kapok
Terrace Condominium, E of McMullen-
Booth Rd. and amendment to the
Master RPD-8 Site Plan for One Kapok
Terrace Condominium, Portion of M&B
42.01, Sec 9-29-16 (LUP & Zoning)
One Kapok Terrace, Phases I - IV and
a portion of M&B 24.01, See 9-29-16
(site plan) (One Kapok Terrnce Ltd.)
LUP 87-12, Z 87-7, PSP 81-49 (pun)
Second Reading Ord. 4378-87 -
Vacating the W 1/2 of Madison Ave.
ROW, running N & S off N. Pine St.
between the N line of Blk Bl and the
S line of Blk B3, Maryland Sub.,
(Loken PH 3/19/87 - #87-1)
Second Reading Ord. 4379-87 -
Vacating a certain alley running E &
W between Bay St. & Meadow Lark Lane
and lying in Blk 3, Bay View City
Sub. (Sutherin - PH 3/19/87 #87-2)
Second Reading Ord. 4392-87
Amending Ord. 2084 which granted
franchise to Vision Cable, to delete
requirement for security
communications system.
17.
Continued to 6/4/87
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Ord. 4378-87 adopted
19.
19.
Ord. 4379-87 adopted
20.
20.
Ord. 4392-87 adopted
CITY MARAGER REPORTS
CONSENT AGENDA
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Approved as submitted less
Ite. , 23
Advisory Board - Notifications
21.
Marine Advisory Board (2 members)
(Notification) (CLK)
Airport Authority (2 members)
(Notification) (eLK)
22.
AgreeJIents
23.
Contract
Property
(CK)
for Sale of
- Pierce St
23.
Approved with additional
paragraph in addendum
Surplus
& Ft. Harrison
Bids & Contracts
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24.
Clea~ater Police Department 2nd
Floor Addition, Bid #8654, Bankston
Canst. Co. for $321,900.00 (PD)
Page 288.
ACTION AGENDA
May 21, 1987
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Crest Lake Park Sidewalk Replacement
Contract (87-18). Suncoast
Excavating, Inc., Clwtr, for
$64,125.00 (N)
Maintenance Dredging Clearwater
Marina (87-24) Harbor Marine Const.
for $27,850.00 (PW)
Prefabricated Concrete Buildings.
Concrete Systems, Inc., Ft. Myers,
for $19,962.00 (PW)
Installation of 2" Gas Main
Services. Gulfcoast Utility
Constructors, Inc., Clwtr, for
$39,950.00 (PW)
26.
27.
28.
Citizen & Staff Requests
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29.
Additional seasonal Maintenance
Workers (2) in the Utilities
Department/Water Division for the
Summer of 1988. $7,450.00 (CK)
Rental Rehabilitation Program,
Citys' participation in the Hun
program for 1987-88 (PUB)
Supplementary Police Pension
Appointment of Trustee (1), William
Horton (PD)
Clerical Support
Investigations.
addition of one (1) additional
clerk-typist I position in the
police department to prOVide
clerical support for State Attorney
investigations. (PD)
30.
31.
32.
for State Attorney
Authorize the
Plans & Plats
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Revalidation of approval of RPD
Final Master Site Plan for Bryn Mawr
Condo located at the NE corner of SR
580 and Countryside Blvd, Tract 22
Countryside, See 29-28-16, (FDIC)
PSP 80-9 (PUD)
Preliminary Subdivision Plat - First
National Bank of Clearwater at
Enterprise (PUD)
Preliminary Site Plan
& Loan Addition (PUD)
Preliminary Site Plan
Telephone Countryside
(POD)
34.
35.
Life Savings
36.
- General
Central Office
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May 21, 1987
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Petition for annexation and IL
zoning for a 9.38 acre parcel
located on the E side of Hercules
Ave. immediately N of and adjacent
to the Southern Coast Line Railroad,
M&B's 43.01, 43.03 and 12.03, Sec 1
and 12-29-15, (City) Annex 87-21
( PUD)
Petition for anneKation and RS-4
zoning for a 3.0 acre parcel
generally located S of Curlew Rd; W
of Countryside Blvd. and
particularly 300 ft E of 66th St. N
and 400 ft S of 297th Ave., M&B 33-
04, Sec 17-28-16, (Sempeeos) AnneK
87-22 (POD)
Petition for anneKation, P/SP zoning
and a land use pla~ amendment from
Low Density Residential to
Public/Semi-Public for a 15.78 acre
MOL parcel located on the E side of
Belcher Rd. appx 325 ft N of Range
Rd, part of M&B 22-01, NW 1/4 Sec.
7-29-16, (City) AnneK. 87-5, LUP 87-
3 (PUD)
38.
39.
CITY ATTORNEY
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10 ft above ground water easement
Sec. 18-29-16 (Equitel~ A Florida
General Partnership)
10 ft natural gas main easement
ingress & egress easement for
service and utility vehicles
commencing at the NW corner of the
NE 1/4 of sec. 3-30-15. (Seminole
Place Assoc, Ltd, A georgia Limited
Partnership)
A drainage & maintenance easement
over, under and across a portion of
the SW 1/4 of See 4-29-16. The SE
corner of Tract B, Sall's Lake Park-
Unit B. (SPCA of Clearwater, Inc.)
41.
& an
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42.
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OTHER ITEMS ON CITY MANAGER REPORTS
43.
Preliminary Site Plan - Clearwater
Vehicle Maintenance Facility (PUD)
Preliminary Site Plan - Morton Plan
Hospital Campus (PUD)
43.
Approved with conditions.
44.
44.
Approved with conditions.
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Continued to 6/4/87
Receipt & Referral of zoning
amendment & Preliminary RPD Master
Plan & Plat for Baylife's Landing
(Skyerest Baptist Church) (eM)
Greenwood Gardens Learning Center
Purchase of Van. Transfer of $8,000
from CDBG funds for purchase of 15
passenger van to be matched with
private funds. (PD)
First Reading Ord. 4403-87
Amending sections 42.20 and 42.30,
Code of Ordinances, to provide for
the publication of notices inviting
bids in newspapers of general
circulation within the City, rather
than newspapers of general
circulation which are printed and
published within the City.(CS)
Blue Lightning Strike Force - US
Customs. Memorandum of
Understanding between the US Customs
Service and the Clearwater Police
Department. (PD)
Joint State DOT/Clearwater
Participation Agreement for an
Airport Master Plan - Resolution
(;87-25. (eM)
One Year License Agr~ement -'The
Woman's Club of Clwtr, Inc. (eM)
Marine Science Center Guarantee
Request. (To be withdrawn)
46.
Approved.
47.
47.
Ord. 4403-87 passed 1st
reading.
48.
48.
Approved
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49.
Resolution 87-25 adopted.
50.
50.
Approved agreement with
amendment.
Withdrawn.
51.
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Other
Pending Matters
52.
Briar Creek Mobile Home Park Damage.
Authorize Gallagher Bassett Ins.
Services to negotiate a final
settlement with Francis & Dorothy
Bougard in an amount not to eKceed
$50,000. (CK)
52.
Authorized.
Verbal Reports
XIII
1) MPO presentation on Guideway
Transit System - 6/1/87 Work
Session.
2) Tentative meeting with DDR
regarding CRA budget -
7/13/87, 5:00 p.m.
3) 7/2187 City Commissioners
meeting to be held as
scheduled.
4) Budget Work Session prior to
TRIM adoption - 7/6/87, 9-12
a.m.
Goals & Objectives Work
Session - 7/6/87, 1-5 p.m.
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6) Pamphlets regarding Sunshine
State Games available from
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CITY ATTORNEY REPORTS
XIV
First Reading Ordinances
53.
4389-87 - Rezoning property located
on the W side of US 19, appx 450 ft
N of Drew St., the SE 1/4 of the SE
1/4 of 7-29-16, from CPD to AL/I
(Rothman - PH 3/19/87 - Z87-1)
4390-87 - Rezoning property located
on the W side of McMullen Booth Rd.,
appx 300 ft N of the intersection of
McMullen Booth Rd. & Briar Creek
Blvd, M&B 22-07, from RS-2 to P/SP
(McCutcheon - PH 3/19/87 - Z87-3)
4391-87 - Amending Ord. 2019 to
change land use designation for
property located on the W side of
Mdlullen Booth Rd., appx 300 ft N of
the intersection of McMullen Booth
Rd. & Briar Creek Blvd, M&B 22-07,
from RS-2 to p/SP (LUP 87-4)
4393-87 - Rezoning property located
W of Eldorado Ave~ E of the Coastal
Construction Control Line, appx 250
ft N of Island Dr & continuing N
appx 1900 ft, Sec 32-28-15, from
OS/R to RS-8 as to Parcel 1 & RS-4
as to Parcel 2 (Multiple/City - PH
2/5/87, Z86-22)
53.
Ord. 4389-87 passed 1st
reading.
54.
54.
Ord. 4390-87 passed 1st
reading.
55.
55.
Ord. 4391-87 passed 1st
reading.
56.
56.
Ord. 4393-87 passed 1st
reading.
57. 4394-87 - Amending Ord. 2019 to 57. Ord. 4394-87 passed 1st
Change Land Use Designation for reading.
property located W of Eldorado Ave,
E of the Coastal Construction
Control Line, appx 250 ft N of
Island Dr & continuing N appx 1900
ft, Sec 32-28-15, from
Recreation/Open Space to Low Density
Residential (LUP 86-39)
58. 4397-87 - Rezoning parcel on the NW 58. Ord. 4397-87 passed 1st
corner of the intersection of reading.
Palmetto St and Pennsylvania Ave,
Lots 1 & 2, Pennsylvania Sub, from
RM-8 to p/SP, (Evans - PH 4/16/87, Z
87-5)
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4398-87 - Amending Ord. 2019 to
Change Land Use Designation for a
parcel on the NW corner of the
intersection of Palmetto St and
Pennsylvania Ave, Lots 1 & 2,
Pennsylvania Sub, from RM- 8 to p/Sp
(LUP 87-7)
4401-87 - Rezoning a parcel located
at the NW corner of the intersection
of N Myrtle Ave & Metto St, Lots 2
6, Blk C, Revised Map of Jurgen~s
Addition to Clearwater, from CN &
RM-8 to P/SP (Church of God by
Faith - PH 4/2/87, Z 87-4)
4402-87 - Amending Ord. 2019 to
Change Land Use Designation for a
parcel located at the NE corner of
the intersection of N Myrtle Ave &
Metto St, Lots 2-6, Blk C, Revised
Map of Jurgen~s Addition to
Clearwater, from CN & ~8 to p/Sp
(LUP 87-6)
4404-87 - Amending code relating to
parking violations, to add penalty
for parking in a handicapped parking
space.
Ord. 4398-87 passed 1st
reading.
59.
60.
60.
Ord. 4401-87 passed 1st
reading.
61.
61.
Ord. 4402-87 passed 1st
reading.
62.
62.
Ord. 4404-87 passed 1st
reading.
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Resolutions
63.
63.
Resolution 87-20 adopted
Resolution 87-20 - Declaring the
month of June "Hurricane Awareness
Month".
XVI
Other City Attorney Items
64.
Special meeting - 5/28/87,
6:00 p.m.
64.
Set special meeting to discuss offer
of settlement in Mills Development
case.
Authorization to seek judicial
review. (Studebakers)
65.
65.
Authorized.
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Other Co..tssion Action
Commissioner Winner
1)
Requested consideration of
changing name of Budget
Advisory Board to Financial
Advisory
Requested City Commission
support of
Priviledge Bill before
Florida legislature.
Regional newspaper's attempt
lure Florida Aquarium from
could be act of bad faith.
2)
the Attorney/Client
the
3)
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City
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