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CITY COMMISSION HKBTING
September 17, 1987
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The City Commission of the City of Clearwater met
City Hall, Thursday, September 17, 1987, at 6:10 p.m.,
present:
in regular session at the
with the following members
Rita Garvey
James L. Berfield
Lee Regulski
Don Winner
William 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 meeting to
invocation was offered by Dr. W. Ray Finklea,
order and led the Pledge of Allegiance. The
Skycrest United Methodist Church.
In order to provide continuity ror research, the items wil1 be listed in agenda
order although not necessari1y discussed in that order.
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III - Service Pin Awards - None.
IV - Introductions and Awards
Betty Royer
contributions to
of Religious Community
the City of Clearwater.
Services reviewed
RCS's
service
Proclamations
American History Month - September, 1987.
Emergenoy Hedica1 Services Week - September 20-26, 1987.
Fire Preyention Week - October 4-10, 1987.
V Minutes of the
Meetings of September
Regular
and 8,
Meeting
1987.
of
September
3,
1987
and
the
Special
Mayor
September 1st
Garvey requested approval
and 8th be deferred to
of the minutes of the Special Meetings
the Special Meeting on September 22, 1987.
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Commissioner Regulski moved to approve the minutes of the regular meeting of
September 3, 1987, as recorded and submitted in written summation by the Clerk to
each Commissioner. Motion was duly seconded and carried unanimously.
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VI - Presentations - None.
VII - Citizens to be heard re items not on the Agenda
Don Aldrich requested the Code regarding the l"egulation of massage parlors
be rewritten and updated as the clinics are now legitimate and regulated by the
State.
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Lewis Cattoni, of Capri Mobile Home Park, requested the City investigate
the mobile home park's elimination of its recreation area.
VIII - Acceptance of Resignation of City Manager
~1ayor Garvey stated she does not feel the City will be well served by
accepting the City Manager's resignation, but feels they have no choice.
Discussion ensued regarding the terms provided in the City Manager's contract
regarding severance pay.
Commissioner Regulski stated he wanted the air cleared as to whether the City
Commission had asked the City Mangager to resign. The City Manager stated no one
had asked for his resignation. He is requesting the severance pay and other
items; he is not implying he is entitled to these things because of being asked to
resign.
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Commissioner Berfield moved to accept the City Manager's resignation
effective October 5, 1987 subject to the fOlloWing conditions: 1) The City Manager
receive six months severance pay to include items such as social security and
pension payments in addition to his base pay and 2) The City Manager and his
family be allowed to remain in the major medical insurance program as allowed for
the employees. Motion was duly seconded. Upon the vote being taken:
Commissioners Nunamaker, Winner, Regulski and Berfield voted "aye". Mayor Garvey
voted "nay". Motion carried.
Mike Laursen, Personnel Director, stated he had spoken to the firm contacted
for the search for Deputy City Manager; they have agreed to a sixty day deadline
rather than ninety. He requested Commission direction as to whether to proceed
with Deputy City Manager or switch the search to City Manager.
Discussion ensued regarding the various ways to approach City Manager
replacement. It was the consensus of the Commission to consider the various
options available and to discuss this at a special meeting. (Special Meeting set
for September 22nd after the Labor Negotiation meeting beginning at 5:00 p.m.)
Commission consensus was to put the reorganization plan and the hiring of a
Deputy City Manager on hold at this time.
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Item fl9 Continued trom 9/3/87, Public Hearing and First Reading, Ordinance
4420-87, Relating to Alcoholic Beverages Creating Sections 72.11 through
12.18 to provide uniform operational regulations for all establishments in the
City dealing directly or indirectly with the sale or consumption of alcoholic
beverages; Amending Section 136.024 relating to zoning and separation
requirements for alcoholic beverage sales; and Repealing Sections 72.01 through
12.10 and 136.025 (c) (1) and (2) (LDCA 87-9) (PUD).
Commissioner Regulski moved to continue Ordinance 4420-87 to the meeting of
October 1 1987. MOtion was duly seconded and carried unanimously.
Item 1110 Second Reading, Ordinance 4470-87 - Amending Section 136.025, Code
of Ordinances, relating to the Land Development Code 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.
Ed Armstrong, attorney representing Pick Kwik convenience stores, stated if
the 500 foot rule is adopted, all the Pick Kwik stores would become nonconforming.
This would create a problem for his clients in that they would not be able to
enlarge or rebuild should something happen to one of the stores. Mr. Armstrong
feels the problems are caused by consumption on premises designations, not the
package sales category convenience stores fall under.
John Pierman,
Mr. Armstrong and
industry.
representing the Retail
stated the restriction
Grocers
would be
Association,
detrimental
concurred '>lith
to the grocery
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The Planning Director stated the Planning and Zoning
recommendations regarding changes to the proposed ordinance
order of review be addressed.
Board made certain
and recommended the
The City Attorney pointed out page 2 of Ordinance 4470-87, parentheses 1, 2
and 3 should be changed to parentheses a, band c.
Commissioner Berfield moved to amend Ordinance 4470-87 on page
paragraph (5), by Changing parentheses 1, 2 and 3 to parentheses a,
Motion was duly seconded and carried unanimously.
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band c.
The City Attorney presented Ordinance 4410-87, as amended, for second reading
and read it by title only. Commissioner Regulski moved to pass and adopt
Ordinance 4470-87, as amended, on second and final reading. Motion was duly
seconded. Upon roll call the vote was:
"Ayes":
Berfield, Regulski and Nunamaker.
"Nays":
Garvey and Winner.
Motion carried.
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Item f/11 - Y..?cation Request 87-11, Mr. & I1rs. Hart - of the S'ly 2.33 ft. of the
N'ly 10 ft. Drainage & Utility easement lying within Lot 515, Morningside Estates
Sub., Unit 68 (PW).
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The property owner's pool encroaches into the City easement because the pool
was not built according to plan.
The request has been reviewed by various City departments/divisions and
the three utility companies and there are no objections.
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Commissioner Berfield
City Attorney to include
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moved
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Item #12 - Vacation Request 87-10, City - of the unimproved portion of Hart St.
ROW between the abandoned Seaboard RR and the main line; lying N of Blks. 9 & 10
of Jones Sub. of Nicholson's Addition to Clearwater Blks. 7, 8, 9, & 10, less and
except that portion lying within 270.62 ft. of the E line of Sec. 9-29-15
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The subject portion of Hart Street is divided by land deeded to the railroad,
for a connection between the old ACL and SAL Railroads. The existing Hart Street
right-of-way lies within the Gas and Water Department complex and the proposed
Jones Street storage yard.
The request has been reviewed by various City departments/divisions and
the three utility companies and there are no objections providing it is retained
as a utility easement for General Telephone.
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Commissioner Berfield moved to approve the vacation request
being retained full width as a drainage and utility easement and
City Attorney to include in an ordinance. Motion was duly
carried unanimously.
subject to
to direct
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Item /113 - Major Amendment to the RPD Master Plan for (Phase 5 of) BI'yn Hawr
Condominium located on the NE corner of SR 580 and Countryside Blvd.; Bryn Mawr
at Countryside, Phase 1, Phase 2; Bryn t1a\olr at ~ountryside II, Phase 1, Phase 2;
and M&B 24.01, Sec. 29-28-16 (Federal Deposit Insurance Corp.) PSP 80-9 (POD).
The master RPD site plan was originally approved in 1980. The site plan has
been revalidated several times, the latest being on May 21~ 1987.
The applicant is now'requesting approval of a modified plan for Phase 5. The
number of units is being reduced from 60 to 30 with a density reduction for the
entire site from 11.08 to 9.15 units per acre. There is an increase of building
coverage and open space while paving is being decreased. Instead of three
stories, the new structures will be one story in height.
Mayor Garvey questioned why the requirement for procurement of certificates
of occupancy has changed to three years from the date of certification. The
Planning Director responded the change allows staff to more effectively monitor
the site plan; and since it was previously two years from the buildine; permit
date, it only gives the developer six months longer to complete.
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Commissioner \-linner moved to approve the major amendment to the master
site plan for Bryn Mawr Condominium Development subject to the following
conditions: 1) The Land Use Plan classification shall be properly noted as Medium
Density Residential; 2) Calculations shall be provided to Public Works to assure
that retention for Phase 5 is adequate; 3) The revised site data calculations
(submitted as an attachment to the plan on August 25, 1937) shall be provided on
the site plan; lj) The requisite initial building permit for Phase 5 shall be
procured within six (6) monhts from the date of certification of the revised
master site plan and all certificates of occupancy shall be procured within three
(3) years from the date of certification of the final revised master site plan and
that the appropriate officials be authorized to execute same. Motion was duly
seconded and carried unanimously.
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Item #14 Petition for Annexation and RS-8 Zoning for a .20 acre parcel
located on the N side of Downing St. appx. 450' E of McMullen-Booth Rd.; Lot
6, Downing Sub., Sec. 16-29-16 (Keegan) A 87-29 (POD).
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A single family residence exists on the property. The recreation facility
has been paid. City water and sewer service are available to the lot.
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Commissioner Berfield moved to approve the annexation and RS-8 zoning on
the subject property and to direct the City Attorney to include this in an
ordinance. Motion was duly seconded and carried unanimously.
Item U15 Petition for Annexation and RS-8 Zonin of a .2 acre parcel
ooated on the S side of Parkwood st. appx. 200' E of Betty Lane; Lot 7, Blk.
B, Pine Ridge Sub., Sec. 10-29-15 (Henry) A 87-30 (POD).
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This parcel was the subject of an agreement to annex signed on July 27,
1983. There is an existing residence on the property. The property was a part of
a joint City-County CDBG program and no fees would be due at this time. City
water and sewer service are available to the lot.
The parcel is now contiguous to the existing city limits and is eligible for
annexation. As provided for in the agreement, the present property owner was
given the required 60 day notice.
Commissioner Nunamaker moved to approve the annexation and RS-8 zoning
on the subject property and to direct the City Attorney to include this in an
ordinance. Motion was duly seconded and carried unanimously.
Item 1/16 - Land Use Plan Amendment from Resident.ial/Office to Industrial and a
Zoning Amendment from OL (Limited Office) to IL (Limited Industrial) for a .15
acre parcel located on the N side of Tuskawilla St. appx. 200' W of Myrtle Ave.;
Lot 11, Blk. 16, Milton Park Sub., Sec. 21-29-15 (Lollis/Supulski) LUP 87-20,
A 87-14 (POD).
This request is being made in order to permit an expansion of the roofing
business on the adjacent property to the west.
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business. The Planning staff does not feel
limited office zoning along Myrtle Ave.
is proposing to expand an existing
the use is appropriate with the
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Jill Lollis, owner of the property, stated they intend to make this into an
office use which they could do with the present zoning; however, they need
additional storage area for vehicles and materials and they wish to use the back
yard for storage. She emphasized it would be fenced.
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Discussion ensued regarding the appropriateness of the case with the existing
zoning.
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Commissioner Regulski moved to deny the request. Motion was duly
seconded. Upon the vote being taken, Commissioners Berfield, Regulski, Winner and
Mayor Garvey voted "aye". Commissioner Nunamaker voted "nay". Motion carried.
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Item #17 Land Use Plan Amendment from Commercial/Tourist Facilities to
Residential/ Office for Parcel If1 (1.65 acres) & a Zoning Amendment from OG
(General Office) & CH (Hi hwa Commercial) to OL (Limited Office) for Parcels # 1
& 2 .12 acres total of 7.71 acres) located between Old Coachman Rd. & the
Florida Power ROWand the service road for US 19 and appx. 700' N of Gulf-to-Bay
Blvd.; being a portion of M&B 1~.04, Sec. 18-29-16 (Hunsi/AI-Jeraisy/Bamogaddam)
LUP 87-21, Z 87-15 (POD).
The property is currently vacant and is proposed to be developed in
conjunction with an additional parcel (presently zoned RM-16) to the north as a
three-story garden apartment complex.
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Bob Kraus, representing Post properties, stated this property will be aligned
with the property to the north and developed with luxury apartments. The
developer intends to retain ownership and management of the apartments after
completion.
The Planning Director stated the applicant has requested that the zoning
change for the easterly projection of Parcel #1 be deleted.
Commissioner Regulski moved to approve the Land Use Plan amendment on Parcel
1 and the Zoning amendment on Parcels 1 & 2, as amended deleting the easterly
projection of Parcel 1, and to direct the City Attorney to include this in an
ordinance. MOtion was duly seconded and carried unanimously.
Item #18 - Public Hearing and First Reading, Ordinance 4487-87 - Land Development
Code Amendment to Section 135.157, Use Limitations to require screening of
outdoor electrical facilities and outdoor storage for Public Works Facilities
within the Public/Semi-Public Zoning district (LDCA 87-10) (POD).
Presently, the need for screening of outdoor storage for public works
facilities and outdoor electrical facilities is deter-mined by the Development
Review Committee through the course of site plan review.
This amendment proposes mandatol'y screening of such facilities located within
the Public/Semi-Public zoning district.
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The Planning and Zoning Board recommended approval of the amendment providing
for no revision to subparagraph (f) deleting rererence to Section 136.02~ at this
time.
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The City Attorney presented Ordinance 4487-87 for first reading and read it
by title only. Commissioner Regulski moved to pass Ordinance 4487-67 on first
reading. Motion was duly seconded. Upon roll call the vote was:
"Ayes":
Berfield, Regulski, Winner, Nunamaker and Garvey.
"Nays":
None.
Item #19 Change in the Conditions (required by the City Commission) related
to previously approved variances for docks at the Marina del Rey Townhouse
Development located E of the Harbour Condos on Sand Key; Lot 50, Marina del
Rey at Sand Key, Sec. 30-29-15 (Wayne Schmidt, Owner of Lot 50, Marina del Rey at
Sand Key) (POD).
On December 13, 1979, the Board of Adjustment and Appeal on Zoning denied
variances to construct residential docks with a zero setback from the lot line and
in excess of maximum width and length for the Marina del Rey townhouse development
(73 lots). The applicant appealed the decision to the City Commission. On
January 3, 1980, the City Commission reversed the decision by the Board and
approved a variance to construct docks 36 feet in length and three feet in width
for each lot excluding lots 1-9, with pilings on the lot line side not to extend
beyond the floor line of the dock and with zero setback on alternate lot lines.
Docks for most of the lots have been constructed as approved by the City
Commission.
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The owner of lot 50 now requests approval or a 40 root long dock, 24 feet in
width with tie poles. The dock will be four reet longer and 21 feet wider than
the length and width approved by City Commission (Current code would permit a dock
of 19 feet in length and 13.3 feet in width with a 12.67 root setback for this 38
foot wide lot).
Granting this request would set a precedent as the new request is not minimal
in accordance with current code regulations and there is no apparent hardship.
Commissioner Regulski moved to deny the request to change the conditions
related to previously approved variances for docks at the Marina del Rey Townhouse
development. MOtion was duly seconded and carried unanimously.
Item #20 - Public Hearing and First Reading, Ordinance 4463-87 - Relating to Sign
Regulations Amending Section 134.015(b) to provide that a nonconforming sign
consisting of a sign painted on a fence of wall or the roof or wall of a building
may not be altered, renovated or otherwise changed unless such action brings the
sign into conformity with the sign regulations, and to provide that a
nonconforming sign may be relocated upon the same property whenever a portion or
the property is acquired through the excercise of the power of eminent domain, if
the relocation is necessary to reduce the acquisition costs of the property
(PUD) .
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Bill Jonson questioned whether or not the Commission wished
concerns he had raised regarding billboards. It was Commission
schedule discussion of Mr. Jonson's concerns at the work session on
1987 as they feel they are separate from the Ordinance in question.
to discuss
consensus to
September 28,
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One citizen spoke in favor of adopting the proposed ordinance and stated he
supports Mr. Jonson's proposal.
Commissioner Regulski moved to amend Ordinance 4463-87 on page 2, deleting
the last underlined sentence and sUbstituting: "A lawful nonconforming sign which
is relocated pursuant to this paragraph (3) shall continue to be subject to the
requirements of paragraph (c) unless specifically exempted therefrom. Any such
relocation shall not be deemed an extension of the removal date specified in
Subsection (c), nor shall any such relocation be deemed grounds for a variance
from the requirements of Subsection (C)II. Motion was duly seconded and
carried unanimously.
The City Attorney presented Ordinance 4463-87, as amended, for first reading
and read it by title only. Commissioner Regulski moved to pass Ordinance 4463-87,
as amended, on first reading. Motion was duly seconded. Upon roll call the vote
was:
"Ayes":
Berfield, Regulski, Winner, Nunamaker and Garvey.
"Nays":
None.
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Item 1121 - Second Reading, Ordinance 4449-87 - Annexation of a parcel on the E
side of Hercules Ave. , N of and adjacent to the Seaboard Coast Line RR;
M&Bs 43.01, 43.03 & 12.03, Sees. 1 & 12-29-15 (City A 87-21).
The City Attorney presented Ordinance 4449-87 for second reading and read
it by title only. Commissioner Winner moved to pass and adopt Ordinance
4449-87 on second and final reading. Motion was duly seconded. Upon roll call
the vote was:
IIAyes":
Berfield, Regulski, Winner, Nunamaker and Garvey.
IINays":
None.
Item 1122 - Second Reading, Ordinance 4450-87 Zoning Atlas Amendment as Limited
Industrial District (IL) for property annexed in Ordinance 4449-87 (City A 87-21).
The City Attorney
it by title only.
4450-87 on second and
the vote was:
presented Ordinance 4450-87 for second
Commissioner Winner moved to pass and
final reading. Motion was duly seconded.
reading
adopt
Upon
and read
Ordinance
roll call
"Ayes": Berfield, Regulski, Winner, Nunamaker and Garvey.
"Nays": None.
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Item :/123 Second Reading,
of but not adjoining South
(George Sempecos).
Ordinance 4451-87
Lake Shore Lane;
Annexation of property
M&B 33.04, Sec. 17-28-16
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4451-87 on
the vote was:
City Attorney
title only.
second and
presented Ordinance
Commissioner
final reading.
4451-87 for
Winner moved to
Motion was duly
second
pass and
seconded.
reading
adopt
Upon
and read
Ordinance
roll call
"Ayes":
Berfield, Regulski, Winner, Nunamaker and Garvey.
"Nays":
None.
Item //24 Second Readin
Family Residential "Four" District
(A 87-22) (George Sempecos).
Ordinance 4452-87 Zonin Atlas
RS-4) on property annexed
Amendment as Single
in Ordinance 4451-87
The City Attorney
it by title only.
4452-87 on second and
the vote was:
presented Ordinance 4452-87 for
Commissioner Nunamaker moved to
final reading. Motion was duly
second reading
pass and adopt
seconded. Upon
and read
Ordinance
roll call
"Ayes":
Berfield, Regulski, Winner, Nunamaker and Garvey.
"Nays":
None.
Second Reading,
the W side of West Dr. approx.
Suban's Sub., Sec. 2-29-15
175'
(A 81-19)
loca ted on
& the S 2' of Lot 8,
Item :/125
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Ci ty Attorney
title only.
4453-87 on second and
the vote was:
it
The
by
presented Ordinance
Commissioner
final reading.
4453-87 for
Winner moved to
Motion was duly
second
pass and
seconded.
reading
adopt
Upon
and read
Ordinance
roll call
"Ayes":
Berfield, Regulski, Winner, Nunamaker and Garvey.
"Nays":
None.
Item //26 Second
Family Residential
(A 87-19) (Miriam J.
Reading,
"Eight"
Ignos).
Ordinance
District
4454-87 Zoning
for property
Atlas
annexed
Amendment
in Ordinance
as Single
4453-87
The City Attorney
it by title only.
4454-87 on second and
the vote was:
presented Ordinance
Commissioner
final reading.
4454-87 for
Winner moved to
Motion was duly
second
pass and
seconded.
reading
adopt
Upon
and read
Ordinance
roll call
"Ayes":
Berfield, Regulski, Winner, Nunamaker and Garvey.
"Nays" :
None.
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Item #27 - Second Reading, Ordinance 4457-87 - Annexation or property located on
the S side of Nursery Rd., approximately 275' E of Belcher Rd.; M&B 33.03, Sec.
19-29-16 (A 87-20 Magacos, C. & Tagaras, G.).
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The City Attorney presented Ordinance 4457-87 for second
it by title only. Commissioner Winner moved to pass and
4457 -87 on second and final reading. Motion was duly seconded.
the vote was:
reading and read
adopt Ordinance
Upon roll call
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"Ayes": Berrield, Regulski, Winner, Nunamaker and Garvey.
"Nays": None.
Item #28 - Second Reading, Ordinance 4458-87 -
Commercial District (CG) on property annexed
(Magacos, C. & Tagaras, G.)
Zoning Atlas Amendment as General
in Ordinance 4457-87 (A 87-20)
The City Attorney presented Ordinance 4458-87 for second
it by title only. Commissioner Winner moved to pass and
4458-87 on second and final reading. Motion was duly seconded.
the vote was:
reading and read
adopt Ordinance
Upon roll call
"Ayes": Berrield, Regulski, Winner, Nunamaker and Garvey.
"Nays": None.
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Item #29 - Second Reading, Ordinance 4464-87 - Amending Operating Budget for FY
'86/87 to reflect increases and decreases in revenues and expenditures for the
General, Utility, Bridge, Marina, Pier 60, Central Services, Garage, Special
Development and Special Program funds.
Commissioner Regulski moved to amend Ordinance 4464-87 to reflect $120,820 of
additional General Fund Revenues and Expenditures for the funds received from
Pinellas County for EMS system capital equipment; and to reflect a decrease of
$17,500 in Gas system expenditures for the purchase of appliances. Motion was
duly seconded and carried unanimously.
The City Attorney presented Ordinance 4464-87, as amended, for second reading
and read it by title only. Commissioner Regulski moved to pass and adopt
Ordinance 4464-87, as amended, on second and final reading. Motion was duly
seconded. Upon roll call the vote was:
"Ayes": Berrield, Regulski, Winner, Nunamaker and Garvey.
"Nays": None.
Item #30 Second Reading, Ordinance 4465-87 Amending Capital Improvement
Program Report and Budget for FY '86/87 to reflect an increase in budget
expenditures of' $4,681, 371 to expand the scope of projects in the functional
categories of transportaion leisure, public buildings, and utilities; and to
reflect a decrease of budget expenditures of $1,292,469 to reduce the scope of
projects in the functional categories of public safety, transportation, leisure
and utilities; for a net increase of $3,388,902.
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The City Attorney presented Ordinance 4465-87 for second reading
it by title only. Commissioner Regulski moved to pass and adopt
4465-87 on second and final reading. Motion was duly seconded. Upon
the vote was:
and read
Ordinance
roll call
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"Ayes" :
Berfield, Regulski, Winner, Nunamaker and Garvey.
"Nays" :
None.
Item 1131
lying on
A, Gunns
- Second Reading,
the N side of Lots
Addition Sub. (SDS
Ordinance 4469-87 - Vacation of a 3' utility easement
3 & 5 and lying on the S side of Lots 8, 9 & 10, Block
Investments) V 87-08.
The Public Works Director stated the applicant requesting the vacation of the
three foot utility easement was to arrange for a replacement easement for the
City. This has not been done and he requested this Ordinance be continued.
Commissioner
to the meeting
unanimously.
Berfield moved to continue second reading of Ordinance 4469-87
of October 1, 1987. Motion was duly seconded and carried
Item 1132 - Second Reading, Ordinance 4471-87 - Relating to the Provision of ~ity
Water for Fire Protection Systems on Private Property, Amending Sections 50.05
and 52.14 to establish certain requirements and to impose a monthly standby charge
for fire protection systems; reducing the surcharge for service outside the City
limits.
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The City Attorney presented Ordinance 4471-87 for second reading
it by title only. Commissioner Regulski moved to pass and adopt
4471-87 on second and final reading. Motion was duly seconded. Upon
the vote was:
and read
Ordinance
roll call
"Ayes":
Berfield, Regulski, Winner, Nunamaker and Garvey.
"Nays":
None.
Item 1133 - Second Reading Ordinances, 1987/88 Budget:
a) Ord. 41166-87,
operation purposes
improvements and a
Declaring the Millage Rate
including pensions and debt
reserve for self-insurance.
to be
service,
levied for FY , 87/88 for
road and drainage capital
Two citizens expressed concerns regarding tax increases; requested
be more communication between City Government and taxpayers; and
Clearwater churches begin to bear their share of taxation.
that there
requested
The City Manager emphasized the budget process is a sophisticated process.
He gave credit to the budget staff for what he feels is the best prepared budget
to date.
Discussion ensued regarding the increase based on the rollback rate. It was
emphasized the actual increase in taxes only amounts to 4.5% rather than the 16.9%
increase as expressed in the Ordinance.
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The City Attorney presented Ordinance 4466-87 for second reading and read
it in full. Commissioner Winner moved to pass and adopt Ordinance
4466-87 on second and final reading. Motion was duly seconded. Upon roll call
the vote was:
"Ayes":
Berfield, Regulski, Winner, Nunamaker and Garvey.
"Nays" :
None.
b) Ordinance 4461-81, Adopting an Operating Budget for FY '87/88 Authorizing the
City Manager to issue such instructions that are necessary to achieve and
accomplish the service programs so authorized; Authorizing the City Manager to
transfer moneys and programs among the departments and activities within any funds
as provided by Chapter 41 of the Code of Ordinances.
The City Attorney presented Ordinance 4467-87 for second reading
it by title only. Commissioner Regulski moved to pass and adopt
4467-87 on second and final reading. Motion was duly seconded. Upon
the vote was:
and read
Ordinance
roll call
"Ayes" :
Regulski, Winner, Nunamaker and Garvey.
"Nays" :
Berfield.
Motion carried.
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c) Ordinance 4468-81, Adopting the Capital Improvement Program Budget; Approving
the six-year Capital Imp~ovement Program which shall be re-evaluated at the
beginning of each fiscal year; Authorizing the City Manager to issue such
instructions that are necessary to achieve and accomplish the capital improvements
so authorized; To transfer money between projects in the Capital Imp~ovement
Program; Appropriating available and anticipated resources for the projects
identified.
The City Attorney presented Ordinance 4468-87 for second reading
it by title only. Commissioner Regulski moved to pass and adopt
4468-87 on second and final reading. Motion was duly seconded. Upon
the vote was:
and read
Ordinance
roll call
"Ayes" :
Berfield, Regulski, Winner, Nunamaker and Garvey.
"Nay s":
None.
CITY MANAGER REPORTS
x - Consent Agenda - Approved as submitted.
Advisory Board - Notifications - Received.
Item 1134
Continued from 9/3/87 Library Board (1 member) (CLK).
Item 1135
Beautification Committee (2 members) (CLK).
Item #36 - Clearwater Health Facilities Authority (2 members) (CLK).
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Item #37 - Clearwater Housing Authority (1 member) (CLK).
Item fl38
Airpark Authority (1 member) (CLK).
Agreements - Approved.
Item # 39 Fire Protection Services Contract, 1987/89
County Fire Protection Authority and City of Clearwater (FD).
between Pinellas
Bids & Contraots - Approved.
Item # 40 - Computer Maintenance , Tandy Equipment City-Wide - Award contract
to Radio Shack Division, Tandy Corp, Ft. Worth, TX for FY '87/88 at an estimated
cost of $9,855.80 (CS).
Item #41 - Stand-by Auxiliary Power Plants - Award contract to Tampa Armature
Works, Inc., for installation of two 30 kw plants at the concrete equipment
buildings located at the 800 mHz radio tower sites at a cost of $36,553.00
(CS) .
Item #42 Firefighter Protective Suits Award contract to purchase from
Municipal Equipment Co., Orlando, for a total price of $10,638.87, to replace
19% of the existing suits based on need after all equipment has been inspected
(FD) .
Item fl43 - Security Guard Services , City Marina - Extend contract with Janus
Services, Tampa, for FY '87/88 at 1985 prices for an estimated cost of
$14,581.75; guard on duty 7 days/week, 8-112 hours/day (HR).
Item #44 - Expansion of Marine Department Computer System - Award contract
to purchase two workstations with disk and memory expansion from Unisys
Corporation, Tampa, at an estimated cost of $8,898.00 (HR).
Item #45 Parks & Recreation Annual T-Shirt Requirement Award contract to
purchase from Exclusive Design, Clwtr., for FY '87/88 at an estimated cost of
$9,500.00 for approximately 3,000 t-shirts (PH).
Item 1/46 - Jones Street Yard Storage Facility for Gas & Water Division - Award
contract (87-22) to Bradley Construction Co., Clwtr., at a cost of $118,849.37;
for paving of access roads and storage areas to better organize storage and
improve drainage (PV).
Item 1147 - Sidewalk, Lakeview ROW from Hercules East to Bridge - Award
contract to Suncoast Excavating, Inc., Clwtr., to install approx. 1,230 linear
feet of six foot wide sidewalk at an estimated cost or $15,498.00 (PV).
Item f/48 - Trucking Services - Award contract to Norred Trucking, Inc., Tampa,
for FY '87/88 at an estimated cost of $47,500.00; providing for concrete sand
delivery and aggregate delivery at $4.60/ton; and washed shell, purchase and
delivery at $8.00/ton which are same prices as FY '86/87 (Pi).
Item 1/49
Cisilski,
(01") .
- Lot Mowing & Debris Removal Contract- Award contract to Stan
St. Petersburg, ror FY '87/88 at an estimated cost of $25,000.00
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at an estimated cost of $9,545.20 for 1200 Mueller curb stops of various sizes
required for the City's ongoing water main project, Phase VI (UT).
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Change Orders - Approved.
Item
-23
a new
115 1 Chan e
$+23,887.00
contract total
Order #1 Clearwater
to cover the Florida
of $956,072.00 (LIB).
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Division 87/22 - $34,991.32 for a new contract total of $83,853.05; removing
from the proposed scope of work a portion of the concrete material storage slabs
and an automatic gate system until a future date (PW).
Citizen & starr Requests - Approved.
Item 1/53 Shuf fleboard Club Roof
$5,000.00 Recreation Facility Impact
Development Fund; the loan to be paid
years (PR).
Canopy Authorizing expenditure of
fee & a loan of $12,500 from Special
back by the Club at $2,500/year for five
Item #54 1987/88 Town Meeting dates & locations 1)
10/26/87; 2) Martin Luther King Center, 11/23/87; 3)
Center, 3/28/88; q) Countryside High School, 4/25/88 (CM).
Memorial Civic Center,
Morningside Recreation
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I tern 055 - Day Care Funding Donor Contract -
local matching funds for day care services
housing at a cost of $15,740.00 (PUD).
with Latchkey Services to provide
to children residing in assisted
Item 056 - Coastal ~one Management Study - Accept final report of the Coastal
Advisory Task Force and the consultant, Healey Consultant Group, Inc. which
will complete the services required under the contract and satisfy this portion
of the work program contract described in the State Comprehensive Planning Grant
for 1987-87 (POD).
Plans & Plats - Approved.
Item //57 Revalida tion of Final Site Plan for Park Place , Phase I , Tract
II A located on the N side of SR 60 and on the W side of I1ampton Rd. i being a
portion of M&B 23.01, 17-29-16. (Metro Development Corp.) PSP 83-41 (PUD)
subject to the follOWing conditions: 1) Compliance with the Development Order
as amended and the Annexation Agreement as amended applicable to this propertYi
2) Construction plans for street lighting, type and location be acceptable to
the Traffic Engineer; 3) Construction plans for storm retention, discharge and
erosion control be acceptable to the Public Works Dept.; 4) Sidewalks and
bicycle lanes be provided in a location and of a design acceptable to the
Department of Planning and Urban Development and be shown on the site plan if
proposed in this portion of the development; and 5) The requisite initial
building permit shall be procured prior to December 25, 1987 and all requisite
certificates of occupancy shall be procured within two (2) years from the date
of issuance of the initial bUilding permit.
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Item //58 - Preliminary Site Plan for Morton Plant Hospital Pinellas St. & Bay
Ave. Parking Lot located at the SE corner of Pinellas St.; Blk. A, Westover
Sub. and the vacated portions of Watkins Rd. & Sheridan Ave. abutting Blk. A,
Sec. 21-29-15 (Morton Plant Hospital) PSP 87-29 (PUD) subject to the fOllowing
conditions: 1) A Unity of Title should be filed for the Morton Plant Hospital
properties to include this parking lot property; 2) Signs shall be subject to
a separate review and permitting process; 3) The site location map shall be
revised to correctly identify the location of the subject property; 4) The
legal description and site plan shalt be corrected to include vacated portions
of Watkins Rd. and Sheridan Ave.; 5) All parking aisles must be a minimum of 24
feet in width; 6) Location and design of driveway entrances must be reviewed and
approved by the Traffic Engineer; 7) The proposed improvement to Pinellas St. must
be shown on the final plan; 8) Deten:- ion facil ities are to be shown on the final
plan and drainage calculations provided to Public \~orks prior to D.R.C. review;
9) The SWFHMD application for storm water permitting must acccompany the final
plan; and 10) The existing 48" corrugated metal pipe crossing the site must be
replaced or lined with gunite, and a 20 foot easement be given over the pipe.
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Item #59 Petition for Annexation and RS/8 Zoning of a
located on the S side of John's Parkway appx. 500' W of
Lot 8, John's Parkway Sub., Sec. 16-29-16 (White) A 87-33 (POD).
.25 acre
Bayshore
parcel
Blvd. ;
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Item #60 Petition for Annexation, PISP (Public/Semi-Public) Zoning and a
Land Use Plan Amendment from Low Density Residential to Public/Semi-Public for
a 4.75 acre parcel located on the W side of McMullen Booth Rd. appx. 200' S
of the Briar Creek Blvd.; M&B 23.02 & 23.03, Sec. 21-28-16 (North Bay Community
Church) A 87-34 (PUD).
Item //61 - Zoning Atlas Amendment from RM/16 to OL (Limited Office) for a .9
acre parcel located on the SE corner at the intersection of Kings Highway and
Sunset Point Rd.; Lots B & C, Brentwood Estates, S'N 1/4 Sec. 2-29-15.
(Highpoint Investments, Inc.) Z 87-18 (PUD).
City Attorney
Deeds & Easements - Approved.
Item //62 Five Foot Sidewalk Easement
of Sec. 16-29-16 (Daniel J Cummings, Jr.).
part of the NE 1/4 of the NW 1/4
Item #63 Quitclaim Deed for part of the NE 1/4 of the NW 114 of Sec.
16-29-16 (Daniel J Cummings, Jr.).
Item //64
E of the
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10'
E'ly
Potable
lot line
\~ater Main
of Lot 8,
Easement
Bay Heights
the S
Sub.
1/2
Sec.
of Rogers
17-29-16.
St. lying
(Allan .J.
Item 065 10' Potable Water l1ain Easement the N
E of the E'ly lot line of Lot 8, Bay Heights Sub.
PreSbyterian Church).
1/2 of
Sec.
Rog~rs St.
17-29-16
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the appropriate officials be authorized to execute same.
seconded and carried unanimously.
submitted and that
Motion was duly
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XI - Other Items on City Manager Reports
Item 1166 Continued from 9/3/81 ,
Properties, Inc. located on the N
David Ave.; being a portion of M&B
PSP 87-28 (POO).
Preliminary Site Plan for Northern Leisure
side of Gulf-to-Bay Blvd., appx. 200' E of
13.09, Sec. 17-29-16 (Joseph \~. McGoldrick)
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The applicant proposes to develop a restaurant/lounge on the property. An
existing one-story apartment structure will remain on the site. The property is
being subdivided from a larger tract of land, which will require a subdivision
plat review. The lounge structure and parking will be constructed on the
southerly CG (General Commercial) zoned portion of the site. Noncommercial
parking will be developed on the remainder of the site zoned RM-12. Noncommercial
parking in the RM-12 zoning district and the proposed alcoholic beverage use
( lounge) require conditional use approval by the Planning and Zoning Board.
Access is proposed at one point off Gulf-to-Bay Blvd.
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access from Gulf-to-Bay and the proposed parking on the site plan. She stated the
Planning and Zoning Board approved the alcoholic beverage designation, but the
decision has been appealed to the State Hearing Officer.
The Traffic Engineer stated the Code does not require enough parking spaces
for nightclub parking. Mr. Crawford stated the parking requirement should be
increased or the size of the building decreased to meet the provided parking. He
has also requested that the State prohibit left-hand turns from Gulf-to-Bay.
Don McFarland, attorney representing the applicant, stated the applicant is
willing to limit the occupancy of the lounge to 550 people. The parking will be
valet parking and they feel the parking will be adequate. Mr. McFarland stated he
feels it is premature to limit the building size at this point.
Frank Morris, the architect for the development, sta~ed they will close the
lot when the parking lot is full. Valet parking will be used 100% of the time.
One resident spoke in opposition to the proposed development expressing
concerns with noise, congestion and traffic. He requested that should the City
Commission approve the preliminary site plan, they require the final site plan to
come back to them for final approval. He also requested the no left-turn
prohibition be put on Gulf-to-Bay.
The Trarfic Engineer also expressed
pedestrians crossing Gulf-to-Bay at night.
patrons are forced to park elsewhere, there
Gulr-to-Bay.
concerns regarding the danger of
Once the parking lot is full and
would be the danger to those crossing
Mr.
lounge.
present
McFarland emphasized
He stated the Planning
in the parking lot.
the entire building would not be used for the
and Zoning Board is reqUiring a security person be
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rootage and it is difficult
Commission could request a
Commission final approval.
stated the site plan shows only
to determine the parking at this
floor plan and request D.R.C.
the gross square
point. The City
review with City
Commissioner Regulski moved to authorize review of a final site plan by the
D.R.C. with final action by the City Commission subject to the fOllowing condi-
tions: 1) The non-commercial parking on the RM-12 zoned portion of property is
subject to conditional use approval by the Planning and Zoning Board prior to
review of the final site plan by D.R.C.; 2) The applicant should obtain condi
tional use approval for the proposed alcoholic beverage use by the Planning and
Zoning Board prior to final site plan approval by the D.R.C.; 3) As the site plan
involves property which is being subdivided from a larger tract of land, a prelim
inary plat of all properties involved shall be submitted for City Commission
receipt and referral prior to review of the preliminary plat and final site plan
by the D.R.C.(in accordance with Section 131.010 (f) of the Land Development
Code); 4) Signs and fencing shall be subject to separate review processes;
5) Separate site data shall be given for the RM-12 and CG portions of the site;
6) The site data shall include the mixed use formula (Section 135.181) for the
density regulated and nondensity regulated uses on the property; 7) The setback
required for the 25 ft. high building from Gulf-to-Bay Blvd. must be 26.25 ft.;
8) Dumpster location cannot be approved and must be relocated as required by the
Sanitation Division; 9) A tree survey overlayed on the site plan must be provided
prior to final review by D.R.C.; 10) Interior parking lot landscaping requirements
must be increased to meet minimum code requirements; 11) The public health and
safety regarding parking in the area be addressed; and that the appropriate
officials be authorized to execute same. Motion was duly seconded and carri.ed
unanimously.
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The meeting recessed from 8:32 to 8:45 p.m.
Item #67 - Reroof Holt Avenue Youth Center (CS).
Bids were
were no bids.
responsive and
solicited from 23 vendors. Five
Caladesi Construction Co., Largo,
responsible bid in accordance with
vendors responded of which
Fla. submitted the lowest,
the specifications.
four
most
The Holt Avenue Youth Center is approximately 30 years old and has developed
continuous water leaks in the roof. The Building
made repeated repairs to the roof; however, due to
the roof, these repairs have not cured the problem.
the entire roof be replaced.
and Maintenance Division has
the deteriorated condition of
Therefore, it is recommended
Commissioner Regulski moved to award a contract to reroof Holt Avenue
Youth Center, 1259 Holt Street to Caladesi Construction Co., Largo at an estimated
cost of $18,750.00 and that the appropriate officials be authorized to execute
same. Motion was duly seconded and carried unanimously.
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Item 068 - Resolution 87-35, authorizing Clearwater to execute an agreement with
CSX Transportation (PW).
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Due to recent site development by Pioneer
the City's storm facilities are being upgraded
railroad right-of-way. The agreement is
improvements in the railroad right-of-way.
performed by contractor for Pioneer Western.
annual leasing fee of $84.00 or a one-time only
provided by Pioneer Western.
Western Corp. at 700 Magnolia Dr.,
in the adjacent CSX Transportation
for the installation of these
The actual construction will be
CSX Transportation requires an
fee of $1,260.00 which will be
Commissioner Wi~ner moved to
authorize the appropriate officials to
Upon roll call the vote was:
pass and adopt Resolution 87-35 and
execute same. Motion was duly seconded.
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"Ayes":
Berfield, Regulski, Winner, Nunamaker and Garvey.
"Nays" :
None.
The Public Works Director requested reconsideration of Item 68 as the Public
Works Department is requesting several changes in the first paragraph of
Resolution 87-35. The first paragraph of the resolution should be amended to
read: uWhereas the City of Clearwater has found it necessary to provide for the
extension of an existing 42 inch reinforced concrete storm water pipeline across
the right-of-way of CSX Transportation Inc."
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Commissioner Regulski moved to
authorize the appropriate officials
Upon roll call the vote was:
reapprove Resolution 87-35, as amended, and
to execute same. Motion was duly seconded.
"Ayes":
Berfield, Regulski, Winner, Nunamaker and Garvey.
"Nay s" :
None.
Item 869 - Clearwater Pass Bridge Task Force - Appointments (2 Members) (CH).
The Clearwater Pass Bridge Task Force is being proposed to oversee the work
of the consultant being hired to review the current bridge situation as well as
explore the alternatives for a permanent solution.
The two citizens appointed by the Commission will serve with representatives
of DOT and the County as well as the Public Works Director.
The City Clerk reported she received rankings of the three nominees by the
Commission and Mr. Fragomeni and Mr. Hayes were ranked 81 and 82 respectively.
Commissioner Regulski moved to appoint Dominic Fragomeni and Herbert Hayes.
Motion was duly seconded. Opon the vote being taken, Commissioners Berfield,
Regulski, Nunamaker and Winner voted "aye". Mayor Garvey voted "nay". Motion
carried.
Item U70 - Florida Orchestra Endowment Request - $100,000 (eM).
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pledged $250,000 contingent upon the support of the other municipalities.
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The Orchestra is requesting that the City of Clearwater grant an endowment of
$100,000 to be paid over a period of three, four or five years.
The Commission pUlled this item off the agenda at the work session of June
15, 1987 and directed staff to inform the Florida Orchestra the City desires to
continue to fund the $10,000 a year for the concerts. Also the consensus was to
not increase the City's contribution at that time.
Discussion ensued regarding support for the Florida Orchestra. It was
suggested that the City does support PACT and perhaps the business community
should be challenged to support the Florida Orchestra rather ~han the City of
Clearwater. A suggestion was made to go to the Suncoast League of Municipalities
to obtain their support and to involve the Chamber of Commerce.
No action was taken.
Item #71 - Self-Insured Workers' Compensation (CK).
In 1986, the City elected to self-insure workers' compensation, and to carry
excess insurance for individual losses which may exceed $175,000 each. Claims are
processed by Gallagher Bassett Insurance Services Inc. in coordination with the
City's Industrial Nurse who reviews all notice of injury reports; arranges for
medical treatment and monitors employee progress to recovery. For FY '87/88, the
self-insurance fund will collect $390.00 per employee. Based on approximately
1500 employees, total collections are estimated at $585,000.00. Staff is
reviewing a proposal to change the cost allocation for FY '88/89 based on
individual department claims experience. Each department would be assessed
according to its own claims experience rather than distribut.ing costs equitably
across all departments. The Fire Department, for example, which now accounts for
almost 40% of worker's compensation costs, would be assessed $1300.00 per employee
rather than $390.00.
Commissioner Regulski moved to continue self-insurance of Workers'
Compensation and authorize payment of $43,300 to Arthur J. Gallagher and Co.,
Miami, Fla. f'or excess wOl"kers compensation insurance and that the appropriate
officials be authorized to execute same. Motion was duly seconded and carried
unanimously.
Item #72 - Designation of Voting and Alternate Voting Delegates, Annual Congress
of' Cities, December 12-16, 1987, Las Vegas, Nevada (CK)
Under the bylaws of the National League of Cities, each direct member city is
entitled to cast f'rorn one to twenty votes, depending upon the city's population,
through its designated voting delegate at the Annual Business Meeting of the
Congress of Cities to be held on December 16, 1987 at the Las Vegas Convention
Center.
Currently, Mayor Garvey, Commissioners Nunamaker, Regulski and
planning to attend. Mayor Garvey has indicated she does plan to
business Meeting and is willing to be the voting delegate.
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Motion was
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Commissioner Nunamaker moved to appoint Commissioner Reguslki to be the
alternate voting delegate. Motion was duly seconded and carried unanimously.
XII - Other Pending Matters - None.
XIII - Verbal Reports
The City Manager requested a special closed meeting for collect! ve
bargaining be set for next week (see page 168 ).
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The City Manager reported
the Phillies are agreeing to an
capital improvements are provided
the trip to Philadelphia was a
additional five year contract
by the City.
sucess
if the
and that
requested
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XIV - First Reading Ordinances
Item n73 - Ordinance 4472-87 Amending the Land Use
Use Designation from Commercial/Tourist Facilities
property located at the SW corner of the intersection of Royal Way and Poinsettia
Ave.; being the N 100' of Lot 9, Blk: B, Mandalay Unit 5 Replat of Blk. 85, Sec.
5-29-15; LUP 87-15 (Euler, H.C. Jr. & H.F.).
Element to change the
to Public/Semi-Public
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City
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Motion
Attorney presented Ordinance 4472-87 for first
Commissioner Nunamaker moved to pass Ordinance
was duly seconded. Upon roll call the vote was:
read lng and read
4472-87 on
it
first
"Ayes":
Berfield, Regulski, Winner, Nunamaker and Garvey.
l1Nays" :
None.
Item /174 Ordinance 4473-87
(CR-24) to Public/Semi-Public
Unit 5 Replat of Blk. 85, Sec.
Zoning Atlas
(p /SP ) for the N
5-29-15; Z 87-11
Amendment from
100' of Lot
(Euler) .
Resort Commercial-24
9, Blk. B, Mandalay
The
by ti tle
reading.
Ci ty Attorney
only.
Motion was duly seconded.
presented Ordinance 4473-87 for first
Commissioner Nunamaker moved to pass Ordinance
Upon roll call the vote was:
reading and read
4473-87 on
it
first
"Ayes":
Berrield, Regulski, Winner, Nunamaker and Garvey.
"Nays":
None.
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Item 1175 Resolution 87-34 Dedica tion of
adjoining Fairwood Ave. as pUblic right-of-way
Designating the property as "Fairwood Place".
Certain
and as
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a public
located
utility
W of and
easement;
Commissioner Winner moved
authorize the appropriate officials
Upon roll call the vote was:
to
to
pass
execute
and adopt
same. Motion
Resolu tion 87 -34 and
was duly seconded.
"Ayes":
Berfield, Regulski, Winner, Nunamaker and Garvey.
"Nays":
None.
xv - Other City Attorney Items
The City
the recent
approval of
Attorney reported he did not
hearing officer decision reversing the
an alcoholic beverage conditional use.
recommend seeking
Planning
judicial review
and Zoning
of
Board's
XVI - Other Commission Action
The City Commission set a special closed session regarding labor negotiations
for 5:00 p.m., September 22, 1987 and scheduled a discussion regarding the
procedure for the replacement of the City Manager immediately following the closed
session.
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Commissioner Winner requested statistics regarding noise violation
citations. He also requested an update on the dredging of Dunedin Pass.
Commissioner Winner
next work session.
requested
pedestrian crosswalks be discussed at the
Commissioner
request to revise the
permitting process is
Nunamaker questioned whether
permitting process.
reviewed.
dock
being
or not staff was reviewing a
The Planning Director stated the
XVII - Adjournment
The meeting adjourned at 9:28 p.m.
Attest:
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