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CITY COHHISSIOH SPECIAL hKKrJ..NG
September 1, 1987
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The City Commission of the City of Clearwater met in special session at the
City Hall, Tuesday, September 1, 1987, at 7:00 p.m., with the following members
present:
Rita Garvey
Lee Regulski
Don Winner
William Nunamaker
Mayor/Commissioner
Commissioner
Commissioner (left at 8:00 p.m.)
Commissioner
Absent:
James L. Berfield
Vice-Mayor/Commissioner
Also present were:
Anthony L. Shoemaker
M. A. Galbraith, Jr.
Cynthia E. Goudeau
City Manager
City Attorney
City Clerk
The Mayor called the meeting to order and the following item was discussed:
Pension Rewrite Committee Proposal
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The Personnel Director, Mike Laursen, reviewed the Pension Rewrite
Committee's proposal regarding modifications to the pension plan. He introduced
John Lessl of Ogle and Waters, the firm that provides the City with actuarial
informa tion.
The City Commission reviewed
Committee reached consensus:
the
items on which the Pension Rewrite
1) Eligibility
restriction
the plan as
delete the maximum age
for new hires and to permit current employees to be considered
of the date the plan goes into effect.
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consensus
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to
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The cost factor of this change has not been determined at this time.
Mr. Laursen stated the City has no choice on this due to Federal age
discrimination laws.
2) Hazardous Duty Personnel consensus is that hazardous
duty personnel shall be sworn officers and firefighter~
employed in and/or promoted to non-civilian police and fire positions as
established by the City and reqUiring certification by the State of Florida, and
such other personnel in other positions approved by the Board of Trustees
following a review and report by the Pension Advisory Committee.
definition
full-time
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certain gas employees, etc. to be classified hazardous
would have to be approved by the Board of Trustees.
other
duty.
departments for
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3) Hin1mum Benefit Formula currently at $75 - The Rewrite Committee is
proposing an increase to a minimum of either $300 or $600 subject to a maximum
annual increase or 5%.
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Discussion ensued regarding the proposed minimum benefit and the advantages
or disadvantages of tying the yearly increase to the consumer price index.
Charlie Dunn, Chairman of the Pension Advisory Board, stated a decision has
to be made to recommend increasing the pension every year by some determined
amount. This is necessary in order to take care of pensioners down the road.
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Jack Marsh, President of Clearwater Retirees Association, suggested
$600 minimum. He stated no one knows what the cost of living will be in
future but the $600 would be a decreasing cost with the yearly impact in
neighborhood of $422,000.
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plus a cost of living increase tied to the consumer price index. He feels this
is reasonable using 5% as a cap. Mr. Zimmerman stated many pensioners are
making less than $200 a month at this time. The pension was designed to be a
substitute for social security.
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John Nicholson, of the Pension Advisory Committee, stated the yearly
increase could be by City Commission review, on a yearly basis. At that time
the Commission could approve or not approve the increase. Mr. Nicholson stated
there are 243 people on pension and there are over 70 who are making less than
$300 a month.
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~) Salary definition - John Nicholson stated the language in Florida
Statutes allows for Police Department incentive pay to be included as salary,
but not Fire Department incentive pay. The change to the pension plan
definition of salary will add Fire Department incentive pay as salary.
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Discussion ensued on how to put the various changes to the pension plan in
ballot question form. The City Attorney stated the noncontroversial amendments
could be lumped into one ballot question. He stated the controversial items
probably should be separated into individual questions.
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to go to referendum. Miles Lance, Assistant City Attorney, stated the Trustees
should have some rule-making powers.
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The City Attorney stated the pension plan could be amended to give the
Board of Trustees more flexibility.
The Personnel Director stated it was his understanding that all changes to
the pension plan are required by State law to go to referendum.
The City Manager stated that eliminating the referendum requirement would
open the pension plan up to the bargaining process.
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5) Benefit Formu1a - The consensus was to increase the age o~ a dependant
child to 22 if the child is a full-time student in a college or trade school.
When questioned as to the cost impact of this change to the pension plan,
Mr. Lessl replied it would be relatively small.
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6) Optional Benefit Formu1a - It has been determined there is consensus
only if an actuary can be hired to do the initial work so the Finance Dept. can
use a chart to calculate pension. Ogle and Waters will be providing the chart.
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1) Dependant Child definition The consensus was the dependant child
shall be defined as a natural or legally adopted child under the age o~ 18 or
age 22 for a full-time student in a college or trade school who is dependant
upon the participant or participant's widow 01'" widower for more than 50% of
support and considered an exemption for income tax purposes and is a dependant
at the time of the employee's retirement.
Mike Stuart stated the present penision
child live in the household. Th is change
provides 50% of the support for the child, the
plan requires that the dependant
provides that if the pensioned
child is considered dependant.
Commissioner Winner left the meeting at this time.
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8) Hon-Service Connected Disability de~inition - The consensus is a non-
job related disability shall occur when an employee is permanently physically or
mentally incapacitated as a result o~ injury or illness not contracted in the
line of duty to the extent that said employee cannot be assigned to perform
duties by the City that are generally consistent with his or her job
classification. In lieu of granting a disability pension, the employee and
employer may mutually agree in the placement of the employee in an alternate
position of a different job classification for which he or she is qualified
under civil service and personnel rules. In such an event, the employee shall
be compensated at a salary that is consistent with the range of the alternate
position as provided by civil service and personnel rules. The minimum term of
service to qualify for a non-job related disability is reduced ~rom ten to five
years.
John Nicholson stated under the current pension plan there is no way to
recall a person to work if the person is no longer disabled. The consensus is
to make service and non-service related disabilities treated alike under the
pension plan. The change allows for the Pension Advisory Committee to require
annual physicals for disability pensions under certain circumstances.
9) Termination of Employment The consensus is if a participant
terminates employment prior to the completion of ten years of service, 105% of
the total amount of the employee's contributions will be returned. This
increase from 100% to 105% provides a 5% bonus to the employee.
Discussion ensued regarding the 5% and whether it should be increased to
provide a better rate of return.
John Lessl stated the provision for the 105% amounts to a very small cost
impact.
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their option and as conditions warrant may consider an ad-hoc cost of living
adjustment for employees receiving benefits under this plan provided that no
increase in benefits can be approved prior to an actuarial review.
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Discussion ensued regarding this ad-hoc cost of living increase that may be
provided by the Board of Trustees and whether or not this should take the place
of an annual 3-5% increase for those receiving a minimum pension.
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Mike Stuart stated he feels they should be separate; it is not fair to
those on minimum pension to depend on an ad-hoc increase.
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11) Pens:lon Advisory ColllDlittee's Term of Office - Consensus is that the
term of office will remain as currently established; however, a member missing
more than 1/3 of the meetings during any six-month period can be displaced at
the discretion of the majority of the rest of the members.
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ensued regarding making the removal of a Pension Advisory
automatic after missing 113 of the meetings or whether it
discretion of the remainder of the committee. It was pointed
some of the committee members are fire and police dept.
not always possible for them to attend every meeting. The
Rewrite Committee was to leave it at the discretion of the
Discussion
Committee member
should be at the
out that since
employees, it is
consensus of the
committee.
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12) Investments - The consensus is that permissible investments by the
pension fund will be expanded to include: a) guaranteed investment contracts
issued by insurance companies having at least an A+ rating by A.M. Best or a
comparable rating from other recognized rating agencies; b) commingled bank and
insurance company real estate funds up to a maximum of 10% of the total assets
at a cost with no direct ownership or operation of real estate properties
permitted; and c) money market mutual and common trust funds administered by a
bank, insurance company or nationally recognized investment service.
Dan Deignan, Finance Director, stated this is not a major change. State
law now allows pension funds to be invested in pooled real estate funds which
previously were prohibited.
Charlie Dunn requested one more item be put into the proposed changes, that
every year a meeting will be held between the Board of Trustees and the Pension
Advisory Committee to review the pension plan. It was the consensus of the
Commisson to put this in the ordinance.
The City Manager requested the non-consensus items of the Pension Rewrite
Committee be discussed when the entire City Commission is present.
Mayor Garvey stated when
employee's contributions should
fund the change in benefits.
the pension plan changes are finalized, the
be increased along with the City's in order to
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FIBAL AGENDA - CITY COMMISSION MEETING - September 3, 1987
(6 p.m.)
WELCOME. We are glad to have you join us. If you wish to speak please wait to be
l~ecognized, then state your name and address. Persons speaking before the City
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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.
ACTION
AGENDA
IV. Service Pin Awards
Y. Introductions and Awards
I. Mayor Garvey
II. Rev. John Anderson
Trinity Presbyterian Church
III. Convened as eRA as 6:02 pm;
adjourned CRA 6:07 pm; Convened
as City Commission at 6:08 pm.
IV. 2 Service Pins Awarded
V. Proclamation:
Just Say No Pledge Week
September 13 to 19, 1987
VI. Approved as submitted.
I. Pledge of Allegiance
II. Invocation
III. ColllllUllity Redeyelopment Agenoy
VI. Minutes of Regular Meeting August 20,
1987
VII. Presentations
VIII. Citizens to be heard re items not on
the Agenda.
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VII. None
VIII. Roger Douyard complained
regarding an incorrect address
appearing in a Public Hearing
Notice for an alcoholic beverage
conditional use; he felt the
hearing should have been delayed.
Michael Serris felt he had been
denied due process because of the
incorrect address in Public Hearing
Notice.
Not Before 6:30 P.M. - Scheduled Public Hearings
(1) Presentation of issues by City
sta ff .'
(2 ) Statement of case by applicant (or
representative) - 5 llinutes.
(3) Statement of case by opposition
5 minutes.
(4) Commission Questions.
(5) Comments in support and comments in
opposition: (a) individual - 3 minutes;
(b) spokesperson for groups - 10 minutes.
(6) Commission questions.
(7) Rebuttal by opposition - 5 minutes.
(8) Final rebuttal by applicant or
(representative) - 5 minutes.
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PUBLIC BEARINGS
09. Petition for Annexation & RS/8 Zoning
for a .13 acre parcel located on the E
side of Pineland Dr. approximately 300'
N of Overbrook Road. Lot 1, Jade
Heights Sub, Sec 3-29-15. (O'Hanrahan,
Jr.) Annex. 87/27 (POD)
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Approved
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September 3, 1987
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Petition for Annexation, Public/Semi-
Public Zoning and a LUP Amendment from
Low Density Residential to
Public/Semi-Public on property located
342 feet W of Highland Ave, at the
Southern Terminus of Weston Dr. M&B 33/0~,
Sec 2-29-15. (Holland) Annex 87/28, LUP
87/19 (PUD)
LUP Amendment from Low Density Residential
to PUblic/Semi-Public and a Zoning
Amendment from RS/8 to P/SP for a .12
acre parcel located on the N side of
Lakeview Rd. approximately 200' E
of Byron Avenue. Lot 112, Ardmore Place
Replat, Sec 22-29-15. (Lakeview Baptist
Church of Clearwater) Z 87/13, LUP 87/18
(POD)
Continued f'roll 8/20/87/ Public Hearing
& 1st Reading, Ord. ~~20-87 - Amendment
to the Code of Ordinances creating
Sections 72.11 through 72.18, amending
Section 136.024 and repealing Sections
72.01 through 72.10 and 136.025 (c) (1)
and (2), relating to Alcoholic Beverages
(LDCA 87/9) (POD)
Public Hearing & 1 st Reading, Ord.
'~70-87 - Amending Sec. 136.025, Code
of Ordinances, to amend the supplementary
standards for conditional use approval
for Alcoholic beverage sales (both
consumption on premises and paCkage sales)
with respect to the minimum distance
requirements; establishing procedures
and standards for variances.
Second Read1ng Ord. 4_15-81 Land
Development Code amendment to Sec 135.086
Conditional Uses and 136.025 Conditional
Use Standards to address non-commercial
parking 1n the Limited Office District
(LDCA 87/3)
Second Reading Ord. ~'55-81 - Amending
Ord. 2019 to LUP for property located
at the Wend of Hoyt Ave, adjacent to
& N of the Eddie C. Moore Recreation
Complex, from Low Density Residential
to Recreation/Open Space. M&B 33-02. (LUP
87/13, Z 87/8)
Second Reading Ord. 4'56-87 - Amending
Zoning Atlas for property located at the
Wend of Hoyt Ave, adjacent to & N of
the Eddie C. Moore Recreation Complex,
from RS-6 to OS/R. M&B 33-02 . (z 87/8)
Second Reading Ord. 4'61-81 - Sanitation
Rates, FY 1987/88. Increase residential
monthly charge to $15.42; commercial mean
cubic yard cost to $5.42.
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Ord. 4~20-87 continued
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Ord. ~'10-81 passed
1st reading
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Ord. 4415-81 adopted
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Ord. 4~55-87 adopted
16.
Ord. ~456-87 adopted
17.
Ord. 4461-87 adopted
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September 3, 1987
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Second Reading Ord. ~~62-87 - Vacation
of a portion of Rogers St. (formerly known
as Kirkpatrick Lane) lying between the
S'ly extension of the E line of Lot 7,
William Brown's Sub of Bay View, and the
S'ly extension of the E line of Lot 8,
Bay Heights Sub. (Allan Stowell, 87/9)
1987/88 Budget. Publ~c Bearing & 1st
Read~ng:
a) Millage, Ord. 4~66 87
b) Operating Budget, Ord. ~'67-81
c) Capital Improvement Budget,
Ord. ....68-87
18. Ord. 4462-81 adopted
19.
19.
a) Ord. 4"66-87 passed 1st reading
b) Ord. ..1161-87 passed 1st reading
c) Qrd. "1168-87 passed 1st reading
ern MAHAGBR REPORTS
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COBSERT AGEtlDA
x. Approved as subaitted
less item I "1 & 42
Agreements
20. Annual Audit Contract with Deloitte,
Haskins & Sells. $67,470.00 (FIR)
21. Interruptible Gas Rate for AHA Healthcare
Textile Services, Inc. (was Uptons
Laundry) (UT)
Bids & Contracts
23.
Reproductions. Pitney-Bowes, Inc, Tampa,
10/1/87 to 9/30/88, $51,688.00 (CS)
2 Over-The-Road Tandem Tractors for
Utilities Department. Linder Truck Center,
Inc., Lakeland, $118,920.00 (CS)
Main Library Energy Management System.
Energy Sciences of Tampa Bay, Inc., Tampa,
5/16/87 to 5/15/88, $7,800.00 (CS)
Burglar/Fire Alarm System Maintenance
& Service. Maire Co, Clearwater, 10/01/87
to 9/30/88, $10,386.00 (CS)
Emergency Roof Repair, Fire Station U1,
Approximately $18,000.00 (CS)
Upgrading of Fire Truck Hoses. Snap-Tite
Hose, Inc, Union City, PA, $9,~46.75.
(FD)
Library Computer Maintenance
CLSI, Inc., Newtonville, MA,
9/30/88, $44,629.20 (LIB)
Ammunition for Police Department. C &
S Supply, Clwtr., 10/1/87 to 9/30/88,
$9,000.00 (PD)
Computer Maintenance for Public Works
Wang System. Wang Laboratories, Inc.,
Lawrence, Mass, 10/1/87 to 9/30/88,
$12,840.00 (PV)
24.
25.
26.
27.
28.
Services.
10/1/87 to
29.
30.
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Northeast
W.E.D.
Haven,
Water
34.
Plug Valve Replacement at
Pollution Control Plant.
Contractors, Inc., Winter
$10,800.00 (PW)
Marina Dredging Contract (87-24) (PV)
Refuse Containers. Industrial Refuse
Sales, Inc, Lakeland, 10/1/81 to 9/30/88,
$158,004.00 (OT)
Computer Equipment for Risk Management
Division. UNISYS Corp, Tampa, $10,689.18
(CM)
Physical Examinations - Doctors' Walk-In
Clinic. Clearwater, 11/1/87 to 10/31/88,
$53,450.00 (estimated) (CH)
35.
Citizen & Starr Requests
Leases
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36. lnsurance Claims Services by Arthur J.
Gallagher & Co., Miami, 7/1/87 to 7/1/88
for $103,050.00 (eM)
37. Liability/Property Damage Insurance.
Arthur J. Gallagher & Co, Miami, 7/1/87
to 1/1/88, $219,842.00 (CH)
38.
Lease Agreement - Bait House. 10/1/81
to 9/30/92, $24,000.00 plus 8% of monthly
gross revenues exceeding $9,000.00 (HR)
Continued fro. 8/20/81 Clearwater
Country Club Lease Amendment/Alcoholic
Beverage Consumption. (CM)
Plans & Plats
Ito.
Preliminary Site Plan for Pine Street
North (A Multi-Family Development) located
on the N side of North Pine Street, W
of Madison St. (vacated portion) and
approximately 150' E of Greenwood Ave.
Lots 6 to 12, Block B/l, and that part
of vacated Madison St. lying E of said
Lot 12, Maryland Sub, See 15-29~15. (L
M Loken and Gary Loken) PSP 81/26 (POD)
Preliminary Site Plan for Starlight
Motel/Paradise Aid Station located at
the NE corner of Gulf to Bay Blvd. and
David Avenue. Lots 35 to 38 and the S
16.15' of Lot 34, Gulf to Bay Gardens,
See 17-29-16. (L C & M L Farnsworth) PSP
87/27 (POD)
Preliminary Site Plan for Northern Leisure
Properties, Inc. located on the N side
of Gulf to Bay Blvd, approximately 200'
E of David Avenue. A portion of M&B
13/09, See 17-29-16. (Joseph W McGoldrick)
PSP 87/28 (POD)
Continued to 9117/87
41.
41.
Accepted with conditions
42.
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43.
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Receipt & Referral
Zoning Atlas Amendment from RPD 6.5 to
RS/8 for a 4.59 acre parcel located on
the N side of Nursery Rd. immediately
adjacent on the W to the Florida Power
ROWand approximately 1,400' W of US
19. Lot 12, Pinellas Groves, SE 1/4 Sec.
19-29-16. (Curtis, Trust) Z 87/17
(PUD )
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CITY ATrORIIBY
44.
Agreements
45.
46.
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49.
50.
AI
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sewer line agreement, 3136 Johns
186.05' of the N
of the NE 1/4
(Daniel J.
Sanitary
Parkway, W
85' of S 165'
of the NW 1/4
Cummings, Jr.
Sanitary sewer line agreement, 3139 Johns
Parkway, Lot 8, Johns Parkway
Subdivision. (Charles R & Joan A White,
Sr)
Agreement
regarding
100' of E
of the W 1/2
of 16-29-16.
with Dimmitt Chevrolet,
3rd Avenue.
Inc.
XI
OTHER ITEMS OR CITY HARAGER REPORTS
Preliminary Site
Restaurant (Park Place Out Parcel)
on the N side of SR 60, approximately
1570' E of US 19 or approximately
240' E of (Private) Park Place Blvd.
A portion of M&B 23-10, Sec 17-29-16
(Proposed legal: Lots 1 to 3, Park Place
Out Parcel). (MDC Associates 81-A Ltd.,
A Georgia Limited Partnership) PSP 87/25
(PUD)
Preliminary Subdivision Plat for Curlew
Heights located S of Curlew Rd; W of
Countryside Blvd and particularly 300'
E of 66th St Nand 400' S of 297th
Ave. M&B 33/04, Sec 17-28-16. (George
& Toula Sempecos) SUB 87/12 (PUD)
Provision of City water for fire
protection systems on private property
-Fi.rst reading Ord. 111171-87 (UT)
1986/87 Third Quarter Budget Review.
a) Operating Budget, Ord. 11_611-87
Plan for Grisanti's
located
47.
Accepted with conditions
48.
Accepted with conditions
49. Ord. 111171-87 passed
1st reading
50.
a) Ord. 1111611-87 passed
1st reading
b) Ord. 111165-87 passed
1st reading
b) Capital Improvement Budget, Ord.
111165-87 (CH)
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51.
Approval of Search Firm to be used
in hiring Deputy City Manager of
Operations. (No item at this time)
(CM)
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Library Board (1 member)
Appointment (CLK)
Marine Advisory Bo~rd (1 member)
Appointment (CLlt)
53.
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Other Pending Hatters
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Verbal Reports
51.
Authorized using Ralph Anderson
& Assoc. if acceptable time frame
can be negotiated; if not,
Mercer/Slavin to be used.
Continued to next cycle
52.
53.
Appointed Bruce C. Littler
XII None
XIII City Manager reported the FLC meeting
will be held 10/15 to 17 and questioned
whether or not there would be a need
to adjust the 10/15 City Commission
meeting. Those attending to not plan
to attend the 10/15 session so the
10/15 meeting will remain as scheduled.
City Manager requested direction
re letter from Mr. Grant, Pres. of
Mission Hills Home Owners Assoc. re
reconsideration of amendment to the
Bilgore Annexation Agreement.
Consensus not to reconsider.
XIV
CITY ATrOBRBY REPORTS
Pirst R~adlng Ordinances
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4"9-87 - Annexing property on the E
side of Hercules Ave., N of and adjacent
to the Seaboard Coast Line RR into the
Corporate City Limits. Part of Sections
1 & 12, Township 29, Range 15. M&B 43/01,
43/03 & 12/03. (A 87/21)
4'50-87 - Zoning property annexed in
Ord. 4449-87 as Industrial District.
(A 87/21)
4'51-87 - Annexing property located
W of but not adjoining South Lake Shore
Lane into Corporate City Limits. The
S 1/2 of the SW 1/4 of the SW 1/4 of
17/28/16. M&B 33/04. (A 87/22)
4'52-87 - Zoning property annexed in
Ord. 4451-87 as Single Family Residential
"Four" District. (A 87/22)
4453-87 - Annexing property located
on the W side of West Dr approximately
175' N of Greenlea Dr. into the Corporate
City Limits. Lot 9 & the S 2' of Lot
8, Suban's Sub. (A 87/19)
4'5'-87 - Zoning property annexed in
Ord. 4453-87 as Single Family Residential
"Eight" District. (A 87/19)
55.
56.
57.
58.
59.
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54.
Ord. 4449-87 passed
1st reading
55.
Ord. 4450-87 passed
1st reading
56.
Ord. 4451-87 passed
1st reading
57.
Ord. 4452-87 passed
1st reading
58.
Ord. '453-87 passed
1st reading
59.
Ord. 4454-87 passed
1st reading
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62.
~'57-81 - Annexing property on the S
side of Nursery Rd, approximately 275'
E of Belcher Rd into Corporate City
Limits. M&B 33/03. (A B7/20)
~'58-81 - Zoning property annexed in
Ord. 4457-87 as General Commercial
District. (A B7/20)
~'69-81 - Vacation of a 3'
easement lying on the N side
& 5 & lying on the S side of Lots 8,
& 10, Block A, Gunns Addition Sub.
Investments)
60.
Ord. 4~57-81 passed
1st reading
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61.
Ord. ~~58-81 passed
1st reading
utility
of Lots
62.
Ord. '469-81 passed
1st reading
3,4
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(SDS
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Resolutions
63.
87-33 - Assessing certain real property
consisting of Block D, Lot 37, Greenwood
Park, for demolition costs in the amount
of $1,626.00.
63.
Res. 87-33 adopted
XVI
Other City Attorney Items
64.
Appeal in Bekker vs. City of Clearwater
64.
Authorized Appeal
65.
Settlement with R. T. Hirsch & Bentech, Inc.
65.
Authorized Settlement
XVII
Other Commission Action
!f?
Salary Evaluation for City Attorney.
66.
Authorized adjustment to base
salary to $61,000.00.
No action; deferred to
January, 1988.
Salary Evaluation for City Manager.
67.
Mayor Garvey requested City Commission
direction re letter requesting
for Washington, D.C. to become
No consensus.
Requested City Commission set
meeting for Pension Rewrite.
9/10/87 at 6:00 pm.
Commissioner Regulski questioned
whether or not Clearwater wanted to
participate in a White Sand Contest.
No consensus.
support
a state.
special
Set for
XVIII
Adjournment 11:119 p.
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