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CITY COHH[SSIOH SPECIAL HBBTIHG
September 22, 1987
The City Commission of the City of Clearwater met in special session at the
City Hall, Tuesday, September 22, 1987, with the following members present:
Rita Garvey
James L. Berfield
Lee Regulski
Don Winner
William Nunamaker
Mayor/Commissioner
Vice-Mayor/Commissioner
Commissioner
Commissioner
Commissioner
Also present ~ere:
Miles Lance
Cynthia E. Goudeau
Assistant City Attorney
City Clerk
The Mayor called the meeting to order at 7:09 p.m.
Minutes of the Special Meetings of September 1 and September 8, 1987.
Commissioner Winner moved to approve the minutes of September 1 and 8, 1987
as recorded and submitted in written summation by the Clerk to each Commissioner.
MOtion was duly seconded and carried unanimously.
Pension Rewrite Committee Proposal
Benetit P'oraula The current plan
retirement to be equal to 2-1/2% of the
multiplied by the number of years of service,
of $75.00.
provides the bene fi t payable at
participant's final average salary
subject to a minimum monthly benefit
John Lessl, of Ogle and Waters, distributed the cost figures for raising the
minimum benefit to $300 and to $600. The cost impact for the minimum pension
being changed to $300 a month would be $45,000 per year; changing it to $600 a
month would impact the pension plan $321,000 per year.
Mike Stuart, of the Pension Advisory Committee, questioned why raising the
minimum to $600 a month would cost so much more than $300 a month. Mr. Lessl
stated only about 60 retired employees would b~nefit from the $300 a month
minimum; whereas, 123 retired employees would be affected if the minimum were
raised to $600 a month.
Jack Marsh, President of the Retirees Association, stated he felt it would be
a declining cost; as the retirees die, the cost would decrease. Mr. Lessl replied
that the projected $321 ,000 per year is a level cost for 30 years.
Steve Zimmerman, of the C. W.A. Union, questioned how much more of a cost
impact would be made by putting a 5% consumer price index cost of living increase
into the figure. Mr. Lessl responded it would impact the pension plan to a much
greater degree.
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Commissioner Regulski moved to approve
subject to adjustment review annually by the
maximum annual increase of 5%. Motion
unanimously.
a minimum benefit of
Board of Trustees and
was duly seconded
$300 a month
subject to a
and carried
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Final Average Sa1ary
final average salary will be
to termination of employment.
Currently, the plan provides that a participant's
the average of the final five years of salary prior
Mr. Lessl stated that changing the final average salary to a three year
average rather than the current five year average would impact the pension plan
annually by $476,000.
Commissioner Regulski moved to leave the final average salary computed on
five years. The motion was duly seconded and carried unanimously.
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Optional Bene~it Formula - This change to the pension plan will not impact
the plan cost-wise; however it will need to be on the referendum ballot as a
proposed change. This change allows, at the participant's election, an optional
benefit form which can be selected which would continue 100% of the benefit after
five years rather than 50%. The amount of the benefit the employee receives will
be actuarially adjusted to reflect the additional benefit to the spouse. This
option must be elected prior to retirement.
Disability De~1nition, Service Connected - Presently, a
considered disabled if permanently incapacitated through
illness contracted in the line of duty.
participant will be
injury suffered or
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It was pointed out that the two considerations are basically the same with
the exception that in the second consideration, there must be mutual agreement for
an employee who has been disabled to remain in his same job classification; the
first consideration allows the City to assign an employee to a job that is
generally consistent within his/her job classification.
Considerable discussion ensued regarding various alternatives for compensa-
tion and/or employment of disabled individuals.
It was pointed out that the solution needs to assure that the truly disabled
are not punished while still making service-connected disability less attractive.
Commissioner Regulski stated that he felt reducing the amount of disability by
some percent of other income would accomplish this.
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The Assistant City Attorney suggested the Commission go with a definition of
disability and deal with the disability benefit considerations later.
Consensus of the Commission was to direct staff to draft another definition
for consideration.
The meeting recessed from 9:15 to 9:20 p.m.
Disability Benetit
disabled, a benefit will
An additional 15% of the
age 18.
Currently, if a participant becomes
be payable equal to 2-1/2% of FAS per year
benefit will be paid for each dependent
premanently
of service.
child up to
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Commissioner Regulski moved to approve: If a participant becomes permanently
disabled, a benefit will be payable equal to 2-1/2% of final average salary per
year of service. An additional 15% of benefit will be paid for each dependent
child up to age 18, 01'" age 22 if a full-time student in a college or trade
school. The maximum pension will be 100% of final salary. The motion was duly
seconded and carried unanimously.
"'I"'IlIIIn,, Disability Benefit John Lessl stated that if the disability is
service related and the minimum benefit equal to 50% of final average salary is
established, it would result in a $162,000 savings per year to the pension plan.
However, if the service related disability has a minimum benefit equal to 75% of
FAS calculated at 2-1/2% pel'" year for non-hazardous duty pensions and 60% of FAS
calculated at 3% per year for all hazardous duty pensions, there would be a
$701,000 cost increase to the pension plan. (The 3% of FAS would apply to normal
hazardous duty pensions also).
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MI". Lessl was questioned regarding whether the employee's contribution to the
pension plan would be increased and he stated it was figured a t the current
contribution rate of 8%.
Steve Zimmerman questioned whether there would be a cost impact to the
pension plan for the third consideration which allows for the disability benefit
to be adjusted annually by 50% of any compensation received when the total
compensation (pension plus other income) exceeds the final salary of the
employee. MI". Lessl stated there would, in fact, be a reduction to the present
cost but it would be very difficult to monitor.
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Mike Stuart requested that the
increase the contributions of police
increase in cost. Mr. Laursen stated
upon the employ~~s.
Commission approve consideration 112, and
officers and firefighters to offset the
he felt this would have a divisive efrect
Discussion ensued regarding reducing the benefit by 50% of the amount the
employee is able to make in outside income when total compensation exceeds final
average salary. Van Horton, of the IAFF, stated the retiree should not be
penalized the rest of his life and requested the Commission consider an ending
time based on lire expectancy and normal retirement.
Discussion ensued regarding various options such as making the adjustment 30%
of any suoh compensation exceeding the final salary of the employee or having the
penalty stop after ten years of receiving the disability pension. Mayor Garvey
stated that she relt if the cap was put at ten years, 50% would be appropriate.
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Commissioner Regulski moved to approve: If the disability is service related
there will be a minimum benefit equal to 75% of final average salary. If an
employee receiving a disability benefit receives additional compensation as a
result of engagina in any other occupation, the disability benefit will be
adjusted annually by 30% of any such compensation received after total compen-
sation (pension plus other income) exceeds the final salary of the employee. This
adjustment will remain in effect for 10 years from the date of retirement. The
adjustment would apply only to the basic disability benefit and would not apply to
the dependent child benefit. In no event would the benefit be reduced below the
participant's accrued benefit which is equal to 2-1/2% of final average salary at
the time of disability multiplied by the number of years of service at the time of
disability. MOtion was duly seconded and carried unanimously.
Determination or Disability
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Commissioner Regulski moved to approve: Disabili ty is determined by the
trustees of the pension plan upon review of the recommendation of the Pension
Advisory Committee and with the further provision that a four to one vote would be
necessary on the part of the Board of Trustees to overturn a Pension Advisory
Committee recommendation of eligibility. The motion was duly seconded. Upon the
vote being taken: Commissioners Nunamaker, Winner, Regulski and Berfield voted
"aye". Mayor Garvey voted "nay". MOtion carried.
John Nicholson
allowed to speak
recommendations that
requested that the Pension Advisory Committee members
a t meetings of the Board 0 f Trustees regarding
will be coming from the Committee.
be
the
Commission consensus was to encourage the Pension Advisory Committee members
to come to the Board of Trustees meetings.
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Structure or the Pension Advisory Committee
Commissioner Winner moved to increase the Pension Advisory Committee to five
members, these members to be employees elected by a majority of the employees
covered by the pension plan. The motion was duly seconded and carri.ed
unanimously.
All Consensus Items: Except the minimum benefi t of $300 increasing
according to the consumer price index.
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John Lessl stated that deleting the minimum age requirement of ~5 will result
. in the existing employees that are under social security receiving double benefits
as there is a question whether these employees can be removed from social
security. A legal opinion needs to be obtained regarding this problem and Mr.
Lessl recommended this change be eliminated from the November ballot.
Bill Mitchell, a
discriminated against
requested this item
meeting.
City employee over age ~5,
by being denied admission
be put first on the agenda
stated he felt he had been
into the pension plan. He
for the next pension rewr-ite
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withdrew his contributions
rirefighter and requesting re-entry into
entry provisions.
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regarding a police officer who left
to the pension plan and is now a
the plan. The plan is not clear as
City
City
to re-
Consensus was to find out what other pension plans allow and to discuss this
issue at a later time.
Commissioner Winner
exception of the ones
unanimously.
moved to
mentioned.
approve all
Motion
of the consensus items
was duly seconded and
wi th the
carried
Van
hard work
Committee.
Pension Rewri te
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the paperwork for
Sharon Walton
the Pension
for her
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FIRAL AGBRDA - CITY COMMISSION MEETING - October 1, 1987
(6 p.m.)
WELCOME. We are glad to have you join us. If you wish to speak please wait to be
recognized, 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.
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I. Pledge of Allegiance
II. Invocation
I.
II.
III. Service Pin Awards
IV. Introductions and Awards
III.
IV.
V. Minutes of Regular Meeting
September 17, 1987
VI. Presentations
VII. Citizens to be heard re items not on
the Agenda.
V.
VI.
VII.
4lijI. Pension Ordinance Rewrite
VIII.
ACTION
AGEBDA
Mayor Garvey
Public Works Director,
William Baker
5 Pins Awarded
Proclamation,
Jewish War Veteran's Week,
November 9 - 15. 1981
Approved as submitted
None
John Walton gave tribute to the
City Manager and presented him
a plaque from City employees.
Joanne Farrugia expressed
concerns re: litter thrown from
Sand Key Bridge, speed limit on
bridge, provision of pedestrian/
bicycle paths on Memorial Causeway.
The Assistant City Attorney
reviewed draft ordinance. Set work
session to discuss - 10/12/87,
10:00 a.m.
Rot Betore 6:30 P.M. - Scheduled Public Hearings
(1) Presentation of issues by City (5) Comments in support and comments in
sta ff. opposition: (a) individual - 3 ~utes;
(2) Statement of case by applicant (or (b) spokesperson for groups - 10 minutes.
representative) - 5 llinutes. (6 ) Commission questions.
(3) Statement of case by opposition (7) Rebuttal by opposition - 5 minutes.
5 minutes. (8) Final rebuttal by applicant or
(4) Commission Questions. (representative) - 5 minutes.
IX
PUBLIC HEARIHGS
09.
Petition for Annexation and RS-8 Zoning
for a .2 acre parcel located on the N
side of John's Parkway apx. 800 ft. W
of Bayshore Blvd., M&B 21-14, NW 1/4 Sec.
16-29-16 (Cummings) Annex 87-31. (POD)
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Approved Annexation
Denied OL Zoning
Petition for Annexation,
a Land Use Plan Amenment
Residential/Office for a
located at the NW corner
intersection of Alemanda Drive and
Rd., Lot 1, Sunset Gardens
Sec. 24-29-15 (Dust) Annex
87 -22. (pun)
(Contd. from 9-11-87) - Public Hearing
& 1st Reading Ord. ~_20-81 - Amendment
to the Code of Ordinances creating Sees.
72.11 through 72.18 amending Sec. 136.024
and repealing Sees. 72.01 through 72.10
and 136.025(C)(1) and (2), relating to
alcoholic beverages (LDSA 87-9) (To
be cont:l.nued to 10/15/87) (pun)
(Contd. fro. 9-11-87) Second Reading
- Ord. "69-87 Vacating a 3' utility
easement lying along the N side of lots
3, 4 & 5 and lying along the S side of
Lots 8, 9 & 10, Blk A, Gunn's Addition
Subdivision (SDS Investments) V 87-08
Second Reading Ord. _~63-87 - Relating
to sign regulations; amending Section
134.015(b), Code of Ordinances, 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 of the property is
acquired through the exercise of the power
of eminent domain, if the relocation is
necessary to reduce the acquisition costs
of the property.
Second Reading Ord. ~'72-87 - Amending
the Land Use Element to change the Land
Use Designation for a parcel located
the SW corner of the intersection of
Way and Poinsettia Ave. from
Commercial/Tourist Facilities to
Public/Semi Public. The N 100' of Lot
9, Blk B, Mandalay Unit 5 Replat of Blk
85. LOP 87-15 (Euler, H C Jr. & H F)
Second Reading Ord. ~'73-87 Amending
the Zoning Atlas for the parcel in
Ordinance 4472-87 from Resort Commercial-
24 (CR 24) to Public/Semi Public (P/SP)
LUP 87-15 (Euler, H C Jr & H F)
OL Zoning and
from Low Density
.16 acre parcel
of the
Sub. ,
87 -32,
Belcher
S 1/2
LUP
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11.
Continued to 10/15/87
12.
12.
Ord. ~'69-87 adopted
13.
13.
Ord. ~~63-87 adopted
14.
14.
Ord. "12-87 adopted
at
Royal
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Ord. "73-87 adopted
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16.
Second Beading Ord. ~q81-87 - Relating
to the Land Development Code; amending
Sec. 135.157, Code of Ordinances, to add
certain use limitations applicable to
outdoor electrical facilities and Public
Works projects in the Public/Semi-Public
district, and to amend a cross-reference
relating to alcoholic beverage sales.
16.
Ord. Q'81-81 adopted
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CITY K1II1G&B mons
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Appro.,ed as subJdtted
1ess Item I 311
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COIIsar AGBRDA
Agreements
17. School Resource Officer contract Renewal,
between City and School Board. (PD)
Bids & Contracts
27.
Computer Maintenance - Fleet
Administration. Diagonal Data Corp.,
Lakeland, for 10/01/87 to 09/30/88, for
$1,789.00 monthly (CS)
Microfiche Services. NCR Corp.,
Clearwater, 10/01/87 to 9/30/88,
$10,570.00 (CS)
Vehicle LUbrication & Inspection Contract,
Lube Stop of Florida, Clearwater, 10/01/87
to 9/30/88, $23,156.00 (CS)
Annual Reproduction Paper Supply.
Corp, Tampa, $18,755.00 (CS)
Uninterruptible Power Source - Library.
(1) system, 7.5 KVA with battery
communications Leasing, Dunedin,
( I..IB)
Soft Drinks Vending Service - St.
Petersburg Coca Cola, estimated revenue,
$9,000.00 (PH)
Annual Pesticide & Herbicide
Southern Mill Products,
10/01/87 to 9/30/88 for $21,000.00 (PH)
Annual Pesticide & Herbicide Requirements
_ Relena Chemical Company, Palmetto, FL,
10/01/87 to 9/30/88, $8,000.00 (PH)
police Communications System Maintenance
_ Motorola Communications & Electronics
Inc., Tampa, 10/01/87 to 9/30/88,
$~,850.00 (PD)
Pinellas County Criminal Justice Computer
Information System Upgrade. Harris
Lanier, Tampa, $7,869.00 (PD)
Xerox
18.
19.
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21.
22.
backup,
$9,611S.00
23.
24.
25.
26.
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28.
Photographic Supplies ror Police
Department. Southern Photo & News, T~mpa,
10/01/87 to 9/30/88 for $8,38B.73 (PD)
Airpark Grass Mowing. Caladesi Landscaping
of Dunedin, 10/01/87 to 9/30/B8, estimated
cost of $18,394.00 (PW)
Enslag. 900 tons, Apac-Alabama,
Birmingham, AL, 10/01/B7 to 9/30/88
$42,292.00 (PV)
Flomatcher Model S-2000 Control System.
(1) from Flomatcher, Tampa, $7,980.00
(pv)
Polymer.
at $1.35 per pound,
$50,966.00 (PV)
Water Main House Service
Suncoast Plumbing,
(PV)
30.
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32.
Allied Colloids, Clearwater,
10/01/87 to 9/30/8B,
33.
Relocation.
Clearwater, $16,445.25
Citizen & Starr Requests
36.
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Leases
38.
34.
Approved with condition
35.
Selection of Consultant for the
Development of a Master Plan ror the
Clearwater Executive Airpark. (PV)
Long Term Disability Income Insurance
for Social Security Participants. (CH)
Jazz Holiday. Waive City Fees, Oct. 15
to Oct. 18 (CM)
Special Election, December 15,
Opening of Absentee Ballots.
34.
and
Clearwater Beach Seafood, Inc. - Amendment
to Lease Agreement. (CH)
Plans & Plats
39.
40.
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Preliminary Site Plan for Knight Dental
Studio, Inc. (Addn.) located on the N
side of Sunnydale Blvd. apx. 430 ft. W
of Belcher Rd., E 135 ft. of the W 180
ft. of Lot 3, Clwr. Industrial Park
Replat, Sec. 1-29-15 (Chevalier, Albert
J. and Warner, Robert - A Partnership)
PSP B7-31. (POD)
Preliminary Site Plan for Clipper
(Multi-Family Development)
the N side of Dory Passage
Way and Larboard Way, S of Starboard
Clipper Cove Condos, M&B 12-01 I Sec.
8-29-15 (David T. Chase) PSP B7-32.
( POD)
Cove
located on
between Island
Tower
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Amendment to the Land Development Code
of Sec. 137.005 to Redefine "Sign," LDCA
87 -13. (PUD)
Amendment to the Land Development Code
of Sec. 136.025(c)(10) to Establish the
Basis for Determining the Density of
Congregate Care Facilities, LDCA 87-14.
(PUD )
Deeds & Easements
CITY ATrORIEY
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43.
10' blanket water ingress-egress easement
in a portion of the SW 1/4 of the SW 1/4
of 4-29-16, containing 4.530 acres more
or less. (The Babcock Company)
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OTHER ITEMS OR CITY M.UllGER REPORTS
44.
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Approved with conditions
Preliminary Site Plan and Preliminary
Subdivision Plat for the Vinings at
Countryside located at the SW intersection
of McMullen-Booth Rd. and Allen Ave.,
Imperial Pines Condo Plat, Phases III,
IV, VI, VII & VIII, Parcel C, Sec.
28-28-16 (CTSF Properties, Inc.) PSP 87-4,
SUB 87-3. (PUD)
Preliminary Site Plan for City of
Clearwater Center Foundation located on
the E side of Belcher Rd., apx. 325 ft. N
of Range Rd., a portion of M&B 22-01,
Sec. 7-29-16 (City of Clearwater) PSP
87-34. (POD)
Cleveland Street Tree Program. Regarding
placement of trees on Cleveland St between
Ft. Harrison & Myrtle Ave. (PR)
Philadelphia Phillies - Amendment to Lease
Agreement at Carpenter Field and Jack
Russell Stadium. (PR)
Preliminary Site Plan for (Improvements
to) City of Clearwater Jack Russell
Stadium (Philadelphia Phillies
Baseball Team) located on the E side of
Stadium (Phillies Dr.) between Seminole
St. and Palmetto St., Blks. A & D, New
Country Club Addn., Sec. 10-29-15 (City
of Clearwater) PSP 87-33. (PUD)
Airpark Authority. (1 member)
Appointment (CLK)
Clearwater Housing Authority (1 member)
Appointment (CLK)
45.
Approved with conditions
45.
46.
46.
Approved staff recommendation of
shade trees
47.
Approved amendments
47.
48.
48.
Approved with conditions
49.
Reappointed O. F. "Buzz" Heuchan
49.
50.
Reappointed Ernest Carson
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Beautification Committee (2 mumbers)
Appointment (CLK)
Clearwater Health Facilities Authority
(2 members) Appointment (eLK)
Library Board (1 member)
Appointment (CLK)
Parking Lot Lease for Lot 18. Three year
lease with Mary H. Kravas & William C.
Kravas. (TE)
State Planning Assistance Grant, 1987-88.
Res. 87-38 (PUD)
51.
Reappointed Bob Bickerstaff
Appointed Virginia Watson
Reappointed C. J. Wollett &
Ruth Condon
Continued to next cycle
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Continued to 10/15/87
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Adopted Res. 87-38
In:
Other P ding Matters
II
1) Tentative IAFF Agreement reached
for 1 year with 5% increase.
2) City Manager wished the City
Commission the best personally and
as elected officials.
56.
Letter of Opposition regarding
Safety Harbor Annexation of 56 Acres.
56.
Consensus to send letter
as amended
XIII
Verbal Reports
XIV
OnTS
57. Ord. ~'7--87 - Zoning Atlas amendment 57. Ord. ''17..-87 passed
C for a parcel located on the W side of 1st Reading
McMullen-Booth Rd. appx. 500' N of SR
590 from Limited Office (OL) to Aquatic
Land/Interior(AL/I). Part of M&B 33-03.
Z 87-10. (Babcock Co.)
58. Ord. 4'75-87 - Amending Ord. 2019 to 58. Ord. '"75-87 passed
LUP to change the land use designation 1st Reading
for a 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, from Low Density Residential
to Public/Semi-Public. Part 0 f M&B
24.01. Z 87-7 LUP 87-12 (One Kapok
Terrace Ltd.)
59. Ord. 4476-81 - Rezoning property 59. Ord. "1176-87 passed
described in Ord. 4475-87 from Residential 1st Reading
Planned Development "Eight" District (RPD-
8) to Public/Semi-Public District (P/SP)
LUP 87-12, Z 87-7 (One Kapok Terrace Ltd.)
60. Ord. "77-81 - Annexing a parcel of 60. Ord. "1177-87 passed
land located E of and adjacent to Fortune 1st Reading
Savings Bank located on the E side of
Belcher Rd. appx. 700' S of Gulf to Bay
Blvd into the Corporate City Limits. Part
of M&B 32-06. A87-23, LUP 87-14 (Fortune
Savings Bank)
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Ord. ~'18-87 - Amending Ord. 2019 to
LUP to change land use designation for
property in Ord. 4477-87 from Medium
Density Residential to Commercial/Tourist
Facilities. LUP 87-14 (Fortune Savings
Bank)
Ord. ~'19-87 - Amending Zoning Atlas
for property annexed in Ord. 4477-87 as
General Commercial (CG) A 87-23, LUP 87-14
(Fortune Savings Bank)
Ord. ~'80-87 - Annexing a parcel located
on the N side of Woodbine St., appx 460'
E of Betty Lane. Lot 16, Blk B, Pine
Ridge Sub. (A 87-26) (Harold Kenny)
Ord. ~_81-87 - Zoning parcel annexed
in Ord. 4480-87 as Single Family
Residential (Rs-8) A 87-26) (Harold Kenny)
Ord. ~_82-87 - Amending Ord. 2019 to
LUP to change land use designation ror
a parcel located on the E side of
McMullen-Booth Rd. appx. 850' S of Drew
St. from Low Density Residential to
Public/Semi-Public. M&B 21-06. Z 87-12,
LUP 87-17. (Calvary Open Bible Church
Inc. )
Ord. ~_83-81 - Amending the Zoning Atlas
for property in Ord. 4482-87 from
Residential Planned Development (RPD 5.8)
to Public Semi/Public. (Z87-12) (Calvary
Open Bible Church)
Ord. '~8-81 - Annexing a parcel of
land located on the E side of Pineland
Dr. appx. 300' N of Overbrook Rd. into
City Limits. Lot 1, Jade Heights Sub. A
87-27 (Ed O'Hanrahan Jr.)
~. __89-81 - Zoning parcel annexed
in Ord. 4488-87 as Single Family
Residential District (RS-8) A 87-27 (Ed
O'Hanrahan Jr.)
Ord. '~90-81 - Annexing a parcel located
342' W of Highland Ave. at the Southern
terminus o~ Weston Dr. into the City
Limits. M&B 33-04. A 87-28, LUP 87-19
(Holland)
Ord. ~_91-81 - Amending Ord. 2019 to
LUP for property annexed in Ord. 4490-87
~rom Low Density Residential to
Public/Semi-Public. A 87-28, LUP 87-19
(Holland)
Ord. 4_92-87 - Zoning a parcel annexed
in Ord. 4490-87 as Public/Semi-Public. A
87-28, LUP 87-19 (Holland)
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Ord. ~~78-87 passed
1st Reading
62.
~. ~~79-87 passed
1st Reading
63.
Ord. ~~80-81 passed
1st Reading
64.
Ord. ~~81-81 passed
1st Reading
65.
Ord. ~482-81 passed
1st Reading
66.
Ord. ~~83-87 passed
1st Reading
67.
Ord. ~_88-81 passed
1st Reading
68.
Ord. ~~89-87 passed
1st Reading
69.
Ord. ~-90-87 passed
1st Reading
Ord. ~'91-87 passed
1st Reading
71.
Ord. ~~92-81 passed
1st Reading
10/01/87
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Ord. "93-87 - Amending Ord. 2019 to
LUP to change the land use designation
for property located on the N side of
Lakeview Rd. appx. 200' E of Byron Ave.
from Low Density Residential to
Public/Semi-Public, Lot 112, Ardmore Place
Replat. Z 87-13, LUP 87-18 (Lakeview
Baptist Church of Clearwater, Inc.)
Ord. ~'9'-81 - Rezoning parcel described
in Ord. 4493-87 from Single Family
Residential (RS-B) to Public/Semi-Public
(P/SP) Z 87-13, LUP 87-1B (Lakeview
Baptist Church of Clearwater, Inc.)
72.
Ord. "93-87 passed
1st Reading
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Ord. '_9'-87 passed
1st Reading
xv
Resolutions
74.
Res. 87-37 - Requesting the Pine lIas
County Board of County Commissioners to
cancel and discharge certain tax liens
upon municipal property acquired for
public purposes, and to grant tax
exemp tions .
74.
Res. 81-31 adopted
XVI
Other Ci~y Attol"lley IteJ13
XVI
1)
2)
Distributed litigation update
Offer of settlement received from
Church of Scientology tabled
decision.
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Other Co.-1ssion Action
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Interim City Manager a''1d City Manager
Replacement Discussion
75.
Appointed Joe McFate Interim City
Manager.
Requested presentation next work
work session from Cohen, Associates
& Walker, Associates regarding
City Manager replacement.
Mayor Garvey requested Commission
consider changing Public Hearings
to "anytime after 6:00 p.m."
Consensus - no change.
Commissioner Winner reported
pedestrian sign on raised median
of Mandalay Ave. prominent & easily
seen.
Commissioner Nunamaker questioned
need for new City garage facility.
Announced Sertoma Octoberfest
Sunshine Mall, October 1-4, 19B7.
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