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05/20/1957 ,~ , . ~; _ . ~, : ' lb' ~ _ ; ~., .{..;.. '" .. ,"~ ~ ;',' .J- ,.,', , , '~' , " '. 'I.:' .', -(. ,.,,". t...'.,- :~)I""~"l.'fq"';'r,'r flI~: e"', I" ~~;I,~..~:"""'" <:'.,:'\' ,~;:.,;~'-,~.~..~ , .':."".' ..;:-. . ,,' . " ' ",:,.."_,.;;",..~,_._...,.:~,.;:'~~'~~:.~~:;~';;;i~i$2~i~~~1i~J~~l~~A~~;i.i~:~;:i~~;~~;::ii, CITY COMMISSION MEETING May 20., 1957 ,;~~ ;'1)'\#- ,~j\t I~?~';' _...............__._~......u_'___ J/i''. fr:j~ t'I~~;~ ,.,',~;;~~tff~DW-1~~ifW1 , ::~sg,t~J~:(;~~ii~+:~:\::I~,0 ",h"";""r,""",;,r,.,, "~'H';V ~.:~.'.~:;ft:;(:~;)d:;\~~<J.i~'~'r -'W I.;C, it.";;,." I,,' "'. i ,. ...; 1 ;\~~lli{~::l '/"...'C. ,...." ...,... ... .. : I ~~I~~~;~~'j \('~"':'~"'-;"l('>" ,".''',..'J. {.ji~ r l,.b~r::. ~. ~ *~~ ' The City Commission o~ the City of ClearvTater met in regular session at the City Hall, Monday.. May 20,195'7, at 1:30 P.M. with the following members present: Lewis Homer Cleveland Insco, Jr. Samuel J. Roberts James H. \'1atl{ins Mayor-Conunissioner Conunissione:r Commissioner Conuui ssi oner Absent: W. E. Strang, Jr. Commissioner ~lso present were: Jack Tallent Ben Krentzman S, Liclcton Capt. \'1. Mackey Cit:y Manager C'it:y Attorney City Engineer Representing Police Chief The Mayor called the meeting to order, The invocation was given by Reverend Robert Cochran of Peace Memorial Presbyterian Church, Clearwater. The Manager introduc0d Mrs. Dorothy Williams, an observer ~or the League of Women Voters. Conunlssioner vlatlcJns moved that the minutes of the special meeting o~ May 13th be approved in accordance with copIes furnished each member in writing subject to any correc t1.UI1S from Comml ssioner Strang. Motion \"1as seconded by Commissioner Roberts and carried unanimously. The Mayor announced a Public Hearing on the construction of a pavement and curb in WatJ{lns Road from Bay Avenue to Waters Avenue. He introduced Commissioners Neal Borum and H, E. Rucker of the To\'m o~ Belleair N'l1o \..,ere present to participate in the discussIon on the paving o~ Watlcins Road. The Engineer explained that a preliminary hearing was held after receiving a petition for the paving; t'rom the property owners on Watl(lns Road. He stated that Watkins Road was the dividing line between Belleair and Clearwater and the To\'1l! of Belleair wished to resurface the road and had asked Clearwater to share in the project. He stated that there was a serious drainage problem in that area as the Clearwater side was about one foot lower than the Belleair side and that resurfacing of the present elg11teen foot road would only aggravate the cond:l.tion, He said the ~1ayor and Commissioners of' Be1leair \'lere present at the prellm- inary hearing when he l~ecommende<l that the street be rebuilt and curbs be installed at an estimated ccst of $4.50 to $5.00 per rront foot for a thirty foot wide pavement. rrhe rVIayor suggested ad,;ourning the hearing to another meeting to gl ve the Belleair officiols time to cons:l.der the project further. Commissioner Roberts moved that the Public Hearing be continued to the meeting of May 27th at 1:30 P.M. Motion was seconded by Commi ss:l,oner Insco and carried unanimously. The Manager reconunended accepting the low bid of $26,938.00 from Mr. John K. Batstone, Contractor., for the construction of the bandshell to be located in Coachman Parl<:. During the discussion, it Nas brought out that, the previous Comrulssion had planned to place concrete benches \~ith wood slats on the level ground in front of the bandshell and that seating could be provided for 600 or YOO persons without using the hillside. Conunissloner Insco moved that the contract for the building of the bandshell be awarded to John K. Batstone for tile sum of $26,938.00 \1hich is the lowest and best possible bid, and that the appropriate of'ficlals of the City be authorized to execute said contract which shall be in accordance with the plans and specifications and blds. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Roberts and carried unanimously. Mayor Homer commented that he had heard complaints f'rom persons using some of the downtO\'m bencheo that some preservative is being 'used on. the wood that caused stains on the clothing and he reconunended that t11e Manager check on this. It waG recLJmmended by the Manager that the 10\1 bid of $30,592.00 from Smith- Sweger Construction Company, Clearwater, be accepted ~or the construction of 5,400 lineal feet of water main on North Highland Avenue rrom Palmetto to Sunset Point Road. The City Attorney explained that some of the money had been collected from developers of ac;r<3age ad,JoinillB tl1e proposed \'later main outside the City limits but the Ci ty would need to advance part of' ~he cost until some of the other owners pay their proportlona te allare as a ohnr'ge for tapping on thi E main as their acreage is developed. ConmllsGloncr [{ouert6 moved on the basi s o:r the recommendation of' the City Engineer and the C1 ty Manager that the bid ~or the construction of the tVlelve inch water main on H1gk11r.\l1d Avenue from Palmetto to Sunset Point Road be 8.\'1arded to Smith-Sweger Conatructlun Company in the amount of $30,592.00, the lowest a~d best bid, Ilnd that the proper of 1'i ciala be authorized to execute the contract. Motion \"1as seconded by Commissioner Irll.1CO and carri ed unanimously, The r'l1llnager !'epul~tcd tha. t an application had been recei ved from the Standard Oil Company to demolish and erect a ne\'/ gas station on the northeast corner of Cleveland and East Avenue (Lotl3 6 and '7 I Block 14, Gould & Ewing 2nd Addition). The Zoning Board had approved tho appllcatl (Jt1, The Engineer recommended approval of the plans subject to the following: 1. New ourb should be oonstructed on East Avenue a.nd proper driveways OOl'1otructed in frolll the curb. 2. \1azh raclc water must be discharged into storm sewer. 3. CQst of relocating pole and fire hydrant shown on plans to be done at no expense to tho City. ~;~ffii~t~1(;\i?":> ....... . "~~.J",~;;,.tr;'Z!J..('"''f''' .~, ~:.~~-:.m ~, ::~'"j'",,~ , ...~..,J-, ""-:''?~''.'''':::''_ ~-" ---.,. / {,(/ :~%"d'"j ,;\~i;~,{ .0,.,' " '....\,1 .l..~.., " " 'I."" . ':.' ',: , ~' " , . '.' ~ , .,' \. ........., : ,-:," ": ;;;:;. ~ f."~.:~:.~f',~;.~~-:.,....=-~,.:.::.~~,.; ,;~~~~.~.;~~}~:~~..: .~: , ~ '. ,'., ,,' "..,-. . ..', ..... I... .... . ,., ~ ....;.,:: ;~. ~~'" :.~ ".d,..'" ~'.: ,; -2- CITY COMMISSION MEETING May 20, 1957 , ',~!~~t\! ",1."",.",,~ ::Ji}\f~i~\:~L Commissioner Roberts moved on the approval of the Zoning Board and the recommendation of the Engineer that application for construction of a service station at the northeast corner of Cleveland and East Street be approved subject to the stipulations which are contained herein regarding curbs, drainage and moving of hydrant and light poles. Motion ~'taS seconded by Commissioner Watldns and carrled unanimously. The Manager reported receipt of a letter from Briley, Wild and Associates, Consulting Engineers, aSl{ing that an additional agreement be entered into concerning resident supervision of the sewage sludge digester which would extend the time from the original seven months covered by the contract to nine months and increase the maximum amount for services rendered to $3,750.00. It was suggested it might be poss- ible to invoke the penalty ~lause against the contractor as he is running over the extension of his time limit., Conunissioner Insco moved that the matter be deferred to next Monday'S meetinG when Commissioner Strang can be present in order to get his views on the situation and to check the matter further ourselves before we pass on it. Motion was seconded by Commissioner \'latldns and carried unanimously. f ':;, , . ~ ,.1 \ ,'" The Manager presented Resolution 57-27 which would require twenty-six property owners to clean their lots of weeds and undergrowth. Commissioner Watkins moved Resolution 57-27 be adopted and the proper City officials be authorized to execute it. Motion was seconded b;y Commissioner Insco and carried unanimously. , ,',' " , Commissioner Insco conunented that he thougi1t the ParIes Department was neglecting the cutting and mowing of the City parles because the time of some of the men and equipment was being used to cut the vacant lots as required by the Lot Cleaning Resolutions. He suggested a thorough study as to whether the charges for the lot mO\'1ing \'lere high enough to cover the costs :l.nvolved and that addi tional equipment be purchased and additional men be hired to do the work without sacrificing the maintenance of the pal'l~s and parl(ways. The Mayor suggested after the cost study was made it might be well to approach some private contractor for an estimate for doing all of the lot cleaning work, The Manager stated he wOt..!ld have a cost analysis prepared on the sub;ject within a month I s time. '. , 'j , ,e The Manager reported that the County was ready to start paving South Myrtle Avenue, City Attorney reported that according to the Engineer all the necessary right of way been obtained except a small portion mlere the State Road Department had changed descriptions and the City was negotiating for these small parts now. By consent, City Attorney was instructed to notify the County Engineer that the right of way been obtained. 'rhe had the the had ~\ . " " " I.,. : ',' .'. ' , ':, ,/,' In regard to the deed conveying tlJ the State Road Department some acreage in Section 16-29-16 near Courtney Campbell Causeway, the Attorney reported he had received a revised resolution and a revised deed with a provision that the title would revert to the City if the property was not used by the State Road Department as a site for a resident engineer'S office within two year's time from the date of the deed. Con~issioner Roberts mcved that Resolution 57-28 referring to the deed to the State Road Department for a resident engineer:i.ng office be approved and that the proper officials be authorized to execute the deed. Mction was seconded by Commissioner Insco and carried unanimously. '<.}L \':., " \,' :"{', ':" " ,J " ,<:,::;' >:\~:::<~.':\' ,.J~ ,.-l,.r~"'q.,'.""dlj'h'b,.. 'IL, '~,.... r' S"'~ ," ,,' . ~tA~~;1~:1,;~}fl~:~:;j:~1;", :f!';~," .1' ""'.i'-\'.~"I".,,'l, ~r'~I~'t'; "j~{' :.:{' , f '~~~r,.'~,:\~ t~ ';~~ ;i~i~i The Manager reconunended that the City purchase Lot Subdivision, from Mr. ~lillard J, Aubrey for $1,200.00. that Lot 6, Blocl{ F., R'tirmont Subdj.vislon, be purchased that the proper City officials be authorized to execute by Commissioner Insco and carried unanimously. 6, Block F, Fairmont Conuni ssioner \'la tlcins moved for the sum of $1,200.00 and the deed. Motion was seconded In regard to the investigation of garbage and trash trucks to be purchased, the Mayor reported that the four Commissioners present at the meeting, together with the Superintendent of Garbage Collection and the Purchasing Agent, went to Miami last Saturday, May 18th, and spent the day in Miami and Coral Gables checking methods of garbage and trash collection there, but that they still need time to review the operations that were studied, to checl~ the present ordinances, charges, etc., before making recommendations on the purchase of nel,v trucl-::s to provide a better trash collec- tion at the lowest possible cost. Regarding the proposed change for sanitary sewer line in the 1100 block of North Betty Lane (Lots 4-11, Bloc]e E, Pinebrool< Unit 2), the Engineer reported that the area had been surveyed and he had prepared a plan showing two solutions to the diffi- culty experienced in having the sanitary sewer lines bacl< up in the homes during the heavy rainstorm a weelc ago. He suggested putting in an eight inch sewer along the front of the houses at an estimated cost of $6.,100.00 or installing a sewer along the back of the lots at a cost of $2,900.00 or $3.79 per front foot ''1hich would require an easement 'from the property o\'mers. The Mayor commended the Engineer for preparing the map and getting the project ready in a weele' s time and thanked him on behalf l;f the Commission. Commissioner Roberts moved that a Public Hearing be Bet up for consideration of the installation of this sewer line in back of the 1100 block of North Betty Lane. Motion was seconded by Commiss.2.ora:- vlatldns and carried unanimously. , . I'. , \:\' , ...,..:r.k __.. ..---. ((/ (, (p lti~~j~I,:, "'/;:""'1', 'J"'-" [ll<\;f'" , ,.::r~h?f' ~}t l)/~ ::-:~7\~r, , ,'" ,,' , , ,":"'~' "P;' d;....',~i".";'~""'.."'..".."."'i:,~'~;;;:::r':::::!;5;~"'~::;) ; ::.~.: :" ;,,:~ i,j",L,~j~:;'~;;::;L;) ~~".; ,;"i;~,.:,\,,~.;,;._ j ,:' ,jt"'.~~(~';""::':~':J:".,-.,;,,~);,~dii.:~~;~ul+i<<~l~ifu~i~i~'~~~it};);i~:'<, :,:e,:,',};:, ,'...',' ' , ,~..~ .J,,~..:,,~:":: < :,,:, :: ' .' :'~.; L:':,S:~~.~:~',..~, -3- CITY COMMISSION MEETING May 20, 195'( The Manager read a letter from r~. George McCall, Associate Sanitarian, of the County Health Department, which repo~ted that on request of the City an inspection was made of the unoc~upied hotlse at 1009 North Betty Lane on May 15th by Mr. V0rnon Fraser, Sani tarian, Mr. Joseph Clar}.~e, attorney representing the property owner, Mrs. Mary Barty, and himself and there was no evidence that sewage or any liquid had overflowed from the plumbing fixtures and that no public health hazard existed. The Manager recommended accepting the 10\'/ bid of $5,355.00 from National Cash Register Company, St. Petersburg, for a new accounting machine for the Ac~ntlng Department. He explained that this machine was needed to do the type of accounting the Commission has been advocating~ and it was necessary to order the machine in order to start the new system on July 1st. He said this expenditure would be charged to the budget for the next fiscal year and stated the old bookj~eeping machine would be converted for use in the billing division of the utilities Department. Commissioner Watlcins moved that the bid of $5,355.00 from the National Cash Register Company for an accounting machine, it being the best and lowest bid, be accepted and that the proper authorities be authorized to sign the contract. Motion was seconded by Conunissioner Roberts and carried unanimously. Mr. Robert 'rench, appearing on behalf of Messrs. E. G. Hager and F. B. Ellis, reported that after presenting the proposal to lease part of Lot 7, City Park Subdivision, the Conuniss:Lon had suggested that he appear before the Clearwater Beach organizations to get their reaction on the proposal. He stated that he had received letters from the three organizations reaffirming their request to the Commission to have this area dedicated to public use. The Mayor inrormed him that it was now proposed to use this area for day long free pa~{ing for people who go on the fishing boats and to install meters in the area nearer the Marina Building. Commissioner Roberts stated he \\fould be opposed to making this area rree par1(inG as he thought s\'lirruners \'1ould use it instead of using the proposed meters along the beach. Mr. Tench asked if the City should decide that this portion was not practical to use for parking that the Commdssion give him further opportunity to present his subject. In regard to the request of Mr. R. D. Pinkerton ~or an adjustment on the assess- ~ent against Lots 11 and 12~ Grand View Terrace~ for Hobart Avenue paving, the Manager stated that the Engineer I s report vias that the pavement installed by the former O\'1ner of those lots had a four inch marl base \'Ii tl1 a single surface treatment wi th no curb and this pavement could not be salvaged for use in the ne\', pavingj he recommended that ir an ad,;ustment Nas made that the property owner should be allowed a portion of the cost he paid for the old road, Conunissioner \ilatldns stated that 11e was w'ithdrawing from the discussion and voting on this item as he \'las personally involved. Mr. Herbert I'w1. Brown was present representing rl!r. Pinl{erton. After consideration, the Conunission dec1ded to allow the cost ot: the old road, $l'{2. 50 ~ (paid July 15, 1951) depreciated 40% or an adjustment of $103.50 to be subtracted from the $379.82 assessment. Commissioner Roberts mOiled that the ConunissJ,on mal{e an adjustment of a credi t of.' $103.50 to Mr, R. D. Pinlcerton in connection with the pavement of Hobart Avenue. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Insco. Upon ti1e vote being taken, Conuni ssioners Roberts, Insco and Homer voted 11 Aye" . Commissioner \'!atkins did not vote. Motion carried. r.'lr. Herbert M. Bro\'m, appeared on behalf of Mr. J. H. Blacl-::burn, explaining that Mr. Blacl-::burn \"las purchasing Blackie I s Taxi Company from Mr. C. V. Roberts and requested approval of the transfer of the eight taxicab permits. The City Attorney reque sted that a vlri tten appli cation be flIed for approval of the transfer showl >~0 the number of permits and s,;,gned by the applicant and the former O'l.'mer. Conunissioner Roberts moved the approval of the transfer subject to necessary applications and compliance \./i th all rules s1.l,bject thereto. Motion was seconded by Commissioner tV'atldns and carried unanimollsly. The Manager stated that he had the requested report on \'lhether the blowers to be installed in the new Marshall Street Sewage Plant meet the specifications but since Commissioner Strang was not present he suggested that it be deferred, Commissioner \vatldns moved that the matter be postponed to the next meeting on May 27th. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Insco and carried unanimously. In regard to the proposal to convert Old Tampa Bay north of Courtn~y Campbell Causeway to a freshvTater lalce, the Manager reported that the Conservation Conuni ttee of the Chamber of Conune:t'ce was meeting to discuss it on this same day. It was reported by the Manager that ~w. Al Rogero, State Road Board member, would meet with the City COmnUssion to discuss Little Pass and the proposed bridge on June 3rd. Commissioner Insco suggested sending a letter of appreciation to Senators Spessard Holland, George Smathers and Representative \'1m. Cramer for introducing into the R~vel"s and Harbors Conunittee the request of the City for $19~OOO,OO to finance the surveys for Little Pass, Commissioner Insco moved that the Manager be instructed to prepare such a letter. Hotion was seconded by Commissioner Roberts and carried unanimo'Llsly. The City Attorney presented a copy of the revised agreement between the City and the North Bay Company, the developers of Island Estates. Mr. Charles M. Phillips, Jr., representing the North Bay Company, stated that the revisions were satisfactory to the developers. Commissioner \'/atJcins moved that the agreement betw'een the City of Clearwater and the North Bay Company be app~oved and that the proper City orficials be authorized, to sign it. Motion \'1as seconded by Conuni ssioner Roberts and carried unarlimously. .,'," . , ,.1, :'; ~ ,,~);..: ' j, f~~!~~f,1:i:;;~; ,~;<",: ..... " ',.' " - r -4 ~:1"" ""_~__-' _~" lb.J I ~ """~...:::::.~~~..., " ,~(~-..;.-:- l~, , ~Bt_~~2~~\:ili1~~d;";;,;;,.: \;I,~ ",k"H"";'~' "ill~~\ """,,-1 '" " .','::. '. "", ,'..' . ...>...,>:\.~.:...t,l;~,...,t:;":.:,,, ' " , " ': ,~;(/';;;;:';':~:)J1j,t,,-;~,:j."::"J';'c.'~. :,'''''i,~:~;J~,"~;LJ:':~;j'..:;:J;';;::',~:.\: :~~:~ ,-::::;~,:.::,: ,~:..' ~i,< :;:~t:,i~;,,2:~,:.:f~Jf:iil~ftt~~lli~i~~ji;" -4- CITY COMMISSION MEETING May 20, 1957 Mr. Chas. M. Phillips, Jr., on behalf' of the BanIe of' Cleari'later, reported that the City's Fiscal Agent, Mr. R. W. Spragins, had assigned a portion o~ his fee ~rom the revenue certif:lcate issue recently sold by the 01 ty to the Banl{ of' Clearl'1ater and aSked that the Conani saion approve a ratification of this assignment. The Oi ty Attorney advised that there VIere other claims agai,nst Mr. Spragins I fee and recommended that the C1 ty not ratify the assignment as there mie;ht not be enough mone~l to satisf'y all the claims. Conunissioner Roberts reported that the Conunission on November 26, 1956, had authorj.zed the Purchasing Agent to install in the dormitory of the Fire Department new mattresses, bed linens, pillows, a refrigerator, heater, chairs, etc., to make a more comfortable room f"or the firemen but the only thing purchased so far has been the heater. He said he was in~ormed by the Manager that there was no money to complete the p~l.rCllases. He requested 'chat f'unds be made availabl.e from another account if necessary to cover this ex.penditure whicrl had already been appropriated. l\~ter a d~scuGsion of the financial statement, Commissioner Insco moved that a special Commission meeting be held to discuss the present f"unds with the Finance Director and the City Manager at the earliest possible time for a meeting. Motion was seconded by Conunissioner ~latl~ins and carrled uhanimously. Corruniss:Loner Insco also requested a recap on expenditures from the Special Improvement Fund being used f'or street improvements and street liGhting. Commissioner Insco asked to be excused .from the meeting to go to St. Petersburg at L~:15 P.M. Commissioner ~'latkins moved that Conunissioner Insco be excused. Motion was seconded by COI1U'niss:i.oner Roberts and carried unanimously. The City Attorney reported that he had received a request from the Red Cross headquarters on Court Street to open an alley to provide access to the rear of its property (Lot 15, Block 12, Court Square) but there \'/ere several obstructions in the alley including same covered sheds used .for parlcj nc; owned b" rib:'. James J\1agurno. The ~1ayo:r suggested it might be possj.ble to have a conference \1i th the Red Cross of'ficials and ~1r. Magurno to di scuss the sub,:ect. COl1Ullissloner ;ilatlcins moved that the matter be postponed until the next meetlni"; and tllat the r~ayor be authorized to set up such a conf'erence. Hotion \'las seconded by Conullissioner Roberts and carried unanimously. " The C1 ty Att orney read on its third reading Ordinance '73'( \'lhich \'10uld annex East Druid Estates Addition into the City. Commissioner Roberts moved that Ordinance 737 be passed on its third and final readinG and adopted and that the proper officials be authorized to eICGC'..lte 1 t . f'.1oticn '\'las seconded by Cornmi ssioner i'-latJdns and carri ed u,nanimous1y. The City Attorney presented .for its second reading Ordinance 738 which would amend Section 59 of" the City Code and Scction 61 of the City Code as amended by Ordinance 631. Commissioner Roberts moved that Ordinance 733 be considered on its second reading by title unly with the unanlmo,,:.s consent of the C0111mi ssloners present. ~btion was seconded by Conunissioner ~'la tl-::ins and carri ed unanimolJ,sly. The City Attorney read Ordinance '738 by title only. Commissioner Roberts moved that Ordinance 738 be passed on second reading by title only, Notion l'laS seconded by Conuni sSionej,,'" ~'Ja tk:ins and carried unanimously. In regard to the purchase of addl tional parlting meters, the City Attorney recommended that opportunity .for competitive bidding be given by advertising f"or proposals from the parkins meter companies ror a certain nwnber of meters including aurveys, engineering reports, plans f'or use~ maintenance~ service and cost. COlnmissioner Roberts moved that such in.format:i on. be published on the recommendation of the Ci'ty Attorney. ~10tion was seconded by Conunissioner Hatkins and carried unanimously. The City Attorney read on it s first reading Ordinance 739 l'/111 ell. would annex the First Addition to Gates IUloll and Druid Groves Subdivision less Blocl<s A and B and parts of Blocks C and D. Commissioner Roberts moved the passage of" Ordinance 739 on its first reading. Motion l'laS seconded by 'Colluni ssioner 'Ila tJ-::ins and carried unanimously. Commissioner i'h, tkins moved that Ordinance '/39 be considered on its se cond reading by title onlJ' wi th the unanimous consent of the Conunissioners present. Motion was secon.ded by Cnmrniss:;oner Roberts and carried unanimously. The City Attorney read Ordinance 739 ly title 'only. Commissioner \'latJ<:ins moved that Ordinance '739 be passed on its second :'.'eading by title only. Noti on '\'/as seconded by Conunissioner Roberts and carried unanimcusly. Regarding the exchang e of property I'll th Cl eari'la ter Bay rylarine\'1ays, the City Attorney reported that he had received a signed agreement f"rom the company and the deed frcm them to the City and now was requestinG authorization to convey a portion of Ci tY-Olmed property at the west end of Seminole Street in Section 9-29-15 to Nar1neways in order to correct the descriptions. COlnlJ1.issioner \1atldns moved that the City Attorney be instructed to prepare the deed of conveyance from the City to Clearwater Bay Marinew'ays f'oI' the p'LlrpOSe of straig11tening out the title in the vicinity of Clearwater Bay Marine\'1ays property in Cleal"'\'later and that the proper off'icials be authorized to execute it. Motion was seconded by Conunissioner Roberts and carried unanimously. .' '''''1 , ",'" ,; ," ,'';,-=---~'''''' . ~,,\, -....-.,. ";. .'. ',' ,:. , r,' 'l ' ,.. I" ,,;~ ,1\ """ ", ' \" . ., ' ""," , ." ,-,~" ..' .: ,:: ,: :::~.':/. 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Beaoh and complained about the lack of enforcement of no parking regulations, on the, '\,,:'>'~? east 8~de of Gulf View Boulevard. The matter was ret"erred to the Police Ch~ef for,; ,::' .';':,.:;', .,,;;';,' , investigation. .". ;<:"~,:{""",, -, ", ::r.\Y~:~i:' There being no f'urther business to come before the Board, the meeting was (.. adjourned at It.:45 P .M. ..,...:~'; \~. ,F :~i?~ ;~h~ ,~\~: r .. .,'-c'\' ~ ~ ~ ~,' ~~;.,~'<~::~,~j;/::'~;t~;\ "''';~,~:''.:'~,!.,> > .. ~ ~." _';' ";:r:,},..;X5~,,":.;':1:: " .:; ''.<;'IF,\)',: ':::' '. " . , a;y; r- ss' ner. c'. ).:>"c''!,':.';i:,t,,' ";,...~',::.,...,,.. ;::,'"At,test: " " ',';;";i:;,;..., .', .<;:;J;'~~;;I:',~,. . ..' l/J,,' .~. . .'. . :..;';:"F .,;,;i; .' ,,',:~~;~.{;;..,:.,'.,';,:<.:.:.: , ~UZ--L-"J ",,': ':' ,:,..,::<(i;;:?'/:~;;i',~..':,:", . " .. "t."". :u. ::,;:),,:)'_",' ,,';: ;<. .~:,;;;, '.' ': ' ' " C~erl~ ,'.'.." _, .',' " ;':.:;" ,,; ",:';'.<.'" .,;': . 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Discussion or Verbal Reports on Otner Pending Matters Reports from City Attorney: ~~pening East-West Arrey in the 600 ~lock Court st. 9. Ordinance #737, Annexation E. Druid Estates Addition, Th~rd and Final Reading 10. Ordinance #738, Gas Rate Adjustment, Second Reading 11. Revised Agreement with Island Estates 12. Contract for Purchase of Parking Meters 13. Resolution Conversion Old Tampa Bay to Fresh Water Lake Inv'ocation Introductions Minutes of Preceding Meetings Public Hearings Reports of City Manager Reports of City Attorney Citizens to be Heard Other Conuni ssi on Action Adjournment Meeting Pension Plan Trustees ----------------------------~---------------------------------------~-----------~----- 30 April 1957 Mr. O. H. Anderson City Hall Building Department City of Clearwater, Florida RE: Standard Oil Co., Service Station, Cleveland & East Sts., Clearwater, Fla. Dear Mr. Anderson: The Standard Oil Company proposes to demolish and erect a new service station on the ncrtheast corner of Cleveland and East Streets, Clearwater, Florida. I am attaching two sets of plans and specifications for consideration of zoning board and issuance or a building permit as soon as practicable. Yours very truly, GILBERT AND SHIELDS CONSTRUCTORS, INC. /s/ Clayton Jacl{son (1103 Eva Street, Tampa, Fla.) ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- To: From: Subject: Date: Mr. J. Tallent, City Manager Mr. O. H. Anderson, Building Inspector Request of Std. Oil Co., Service Station~ Cleveland & East Sts. . Lots 6 & 7, Block 14, Gould & Ewing - 2nd May, 10, 1957 It is the recommendation of the Zoning Board that we approve the application of the Standard Oil Company to demolish and erect a new service station on Lots 6 & 7, Blocl\: 14, Gould and Ewing 2nd. This is Business Property. Attached hereto is original letter of request with plans. OHA:bk ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- To: From: Subject: Date: City Manager City Engineer Proposed Standard Oil Station, Lots 6 and 7, Block 14, Gould and EWing, 2nd Addition - Cleveland and East Street May 16, 1957 The plans for the proposed Standard Oil Station at Cleveland and East Streets were reviewed by this office. They are in order with the following exceptions: 1. 2. 3. ,-",'. . '1' " .. ", ..': ,.1,::,.:, :',...... '. ;. ....'. : ,-;. ..;--~ At the present time there is no curb at East Street. In order to conform to the driveway regulations, the curb shall be constructed and proper driveways constructed in from the new curb. The water from the wash rack must be discharged into a storm sewer. The cost of relocating pole and relocating the f'ire hydrant as shown on the attached plans shall be done at no expense to the City. , ~ ""'1' ';.., ~ ,~.~ ti~' <"""to.:''''' ..~..'1. \ ''''~'''''':'J I . . .~. ....~l~l. ..., "::r\";~\;'':I':l$j- ',f'~'''J .I ~,,(tl"'1.>~'~ ......::~t:J!"r.'t:R......t'~ \,.~,..,...~.1~ ....../;.t.I/.p',,\V'r~.>l~1~~( l ;.~t, ...~ ~~;!&;~~:I~:;~~,:~~(, , , ::"" ,," , , .- :,:, , " ,.' ",:",,] ":::,:",,n~~':i~'\:";;'i~~~":';:~':":~~::" , ,'", ;~:;5;i;;";)~;':';, ': ,"'" , .. <'~:'~"":"~'>i;: ':~':~""~\\I~;i.f "- :';-, , "" ;!~.I..D~j:.\~ \iJ3Wt.....,j4l>J..'^''f,f..U:.<;rl\-;I....~;.:,w-:al,01~i''1.....~....... ~.......~_ .........d'"'~....~t.l;..\l,......~Mt~ .......~.,"\,...'ZW.~~~,.,....~~_...... ..' ~ .;:.....v~\i.;tlooi...."..hi'lt.~~....."..;,.. ..,,', ~. ..'l..~~..... .....,~tWr.-.........~ CI'!"Y COMI\~ISsr ON MEETING May 20. 1957 RESOLU'i'ION 57-27 . vlHEREAS: it has been determined by the City Commission of the City of Clearwater, Florida, thAt the property described below should be cleaned of weeds, grass and J or underbrush, and that after ten (10) days notiee and failure of the owner ther~ to do so, the City should clean such property and charge the costs thereof against the respective property. NOW 'l'HEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED by the City Commission of t.he City of Clearwater, Florida, that the follo~ing described property, situat.e in said City, shall be claanded of weeds, grass and / or underbrush within ten (10) days af~er not.ice in writing to lihe owrers thereof to do so and that:. upon failure to cotllply wi'th said llot ice, tre City shall perform sue h cleanine am charge the costs thereof' against t:.he respective properties in accordance with Section 128 of ~he Charter of 'the City of Clearwater, as amended. N:AME:-, . DESCRI P'.l'ION Lot 9 Block F Avondale Sub.. COST Wm. R. Fit zSiDDOns Box 2a6 Bellepoint, W. Va. $s.oo Wm. H. Barnes, etal. 1208 N. Garden Ave. Cit-y Irene S. He 1ms 719 1st. Ave. SW Large, Fla. E. Harry Giarratana 1411 Hamlet Ave. Cit-y Et.tore Giarratana 1411 Hamlet Ave. City Homer L. Du~on't R.D. If 6 Cochrant.on. Penna. lot. 10 Block F Avomale :::iub. Lot. 10 Block B Belleview Court. Sub. s.oo 5.00 Lot 20 Beverly Heights Sub. 3.00 Lot 21 BeYQrly H~ights Sub. 3.00 Lot.s 28, 29, 30, 31,32 Beverly Heights SUb. 25.00 Perry A. Page 1408 Rogen Bt. City L.C.D.R. Rita M. Carroll 506 Redwood Ave. Ventura, Calif. Highland Pines Land Co.~Inc. Hm. 12, Bayview Bldg. ' City Joseph J. Adamadage 70S N. Ft. Harrison City Highland Pire s Land Co., Inc. Hm. 12, Bayview Bldg. , City Highland Pines Land Co., Inc. Hm. 12. Bay vi ew Bldg. I C11#y , Lot 12 Dr.uid Acresv 5.00 Lot 68 Glenwood Sub. 5.00 Lot ; Block 29 Highland Pin es 5t.h Addn. Lot. 6 Block 29 Hignland Pines St.h Addn. Lot 1 Block 34- Highlan d P~nes Sth Addn. Lots 13, 14. 16, 17 Block34 , Highland Pines Sth Addn. Lot 15 Block 34- Highland Pirss Sth Addn. Lots 1, 2. 3, 4- Block A Ht llcrest Sub. Lots 5 6 Block 1 Hillcrest Sub. Lot 4- Block E McVeigh Sub. lat. Add. 5.00 S.oo 5.00 20.00 Wm~ A. MacKenzie 1315 Ridge Ave. Ci1?i Andrea L. Whitson 1666 Ridgewood Ave. City Ed. S. Whitson 1566 Ridgewood Ave. City , Frank J. ,Loamet' :Pic't~'n 'ir. Pt. ','71 Lakeview Dr. ,R'.~\~ 13, Braden~on. Fla. 5.00 8.00 4.00 5.00 (Continued) ;,...' ." CITY COMMISSION MEETING Mv 20 .l951 (Contil nued) , NAME - '" ~ I " , . ' CQst. , ," 10. -eO DESCRIP'l'IQH Lots 5 6 Block g McVeigh SUb. 18~. Add. Lot 8 Palm Bluf't Cbar1eo J. HarJO ld 75 Overbrook Wine hester, Mass. WIn. R1n~noldu8 131 N. aath St.. Wauwatosa, Wise. Donald Alvord 7015 Boca Ciega Dr. St. Petersburg, Fla. 13 29 15 5-1 52 R6 W 86.5' of Beg. on N line of Gulf-to-Bar & 30.02' W. of E line of SWt of' NWi Run. N 150' W 266.5' S lSO' E 286.5' to POB Lot 2 Blo ck B, Uni t D Skyerest Lots 3, 4- Block Bt Unit D Skycresli , , ' 5'.0'0, ' Oharles Schneider Box 903, Oity '. Ned. L. - Kramer ~32 Poinsettia Ave. City Harold Swanson 208 S. Hercules Oit.y Harry Silas ~Ol Fair field Bch. Rd. Fair field, Conn. Wm. L. Lowe 3a43 N. Oconto Chicago 34, 111. John F. Sage 626 N. Garfie1d Ave. Jaynesville, Wisc. Wanda Y. Wbi te 6a25 Dongan Ave. .blmh-urst 73, N.Y. 30~OO Lot 5 Bloc k B, Unit D Skycrest Lot 7 Block B, Uni't D Skye res t Lot 9 Block B, Un! t D Sk ycrest Lot 10 Block B, Um t D Skye res t Lot 3 Bloc k 16 Mandala y Sub. 5~00 5~00 5.00 5.00 PASSED AND AJX) prXED BY THE City Comissi.on or tie Cit Y of C1eBlMater~ ~ Florida, This 20th day of May, A.D. 1957. ATTE"SW: /s / R. G. Wbit.the ad Cit.y Auiitor and Clerk /s/ Iswis Homer Mayor-Conm is stoner ---.-----~..-----.. ------.-.-- .....---...--- ----------------------- -- ----..---------....------ RESOLU'l'IQH 57-28 SRD No. 12-Revised Section 1504-150(202) State Roald 60 PINELLAS Count.y ON KOTIOR OF C6111ll. Wat;kins secorded by Cornm. St;rang the following , , Resolut.ion was adopted. WHEREAS, _t~e St;at,e Road Department and proposes to construct a ata~, .Rasli eO t 8eetion-l-sG4:- Resident Engineers Building Adjacent to State Road 60, Section 1504, WHEREAS, in order ~or t~ State Boad Department; to f\rther and complete said project, it is necessary that certai n 1ands now owned by 'IHE CITY OF CLEARWATER be acquired by t.he Sta1,e of Florida for the use and benefit of the State Road " Department of Fl.orida; and WHEREAS, the Stat, ~ Road Department having requested 'l'HE CITY OF CLEARWATER to exeC-c.lte am. deliver t.o t.he St;ate Road Department a SPECIAL WARRANTY DEED in favor, oflihe State of Florida in and 'to said lands required for the above purpose and ' said request baying been duly cOl'lsidered. , now, 'I'HEREFORE, BE I1r RESOLVED by the City Commis sian of". ClellRWa'ter, ",::"',:>> ' Flcrida ,that ~heof'ti.c1als o~ said Ci1,1 be a nd they are hereby authorized and direc~. , ::' ,...~7~::',:t.o.8ke~t,e1tecut;e and deliver to the Sta toe Road Department a SPECIAL WARRANTY DEEDiD: ";,,,j , ' ," ,"i:');;"':"{""::;' fav.or of t he State of Florida :in and "to said lands owned by THE CITY OF CLBAJUMTER, ' ~:i:s,~;,:~:;::~~,,;,;:,,;:~a{',,;;;L;:,",;::':"'requ1redfor t.le, above purpose. " ~~4~~~J~~~~~~I~~t~f{~(j;~I.S~G~~TD=~:"~ntRE~::~~~ t F~C:1J; ~ ied copy of tm Resol$ion.be f ~ry8l"~e~'~9 , , 'i"'\(~~~~,2~&[t(~R,~~GE~:~t,7:~D.~:....~~b.~::Of. ~~;,.j~S7/8/."'Ie~i~;~~~:,..\._0;\ii0~~~~~t~;~~~~~~:i ---~-"-_._.. _....~..C).... ----,..-- "'''.--'' ....---':- --,---'.--'---.. ------'--- -- ,-- -~as(...?;;COJllD i aSi qB~~" '"f~"~;\~:~'f:':;~';'i!~ ';:'.',r: ~'~~.f,..\,';:' 'f~~:~::",.. . , -: 't-., "l.""....#"r1...v.:;"J;.,~~ t.i,.r;.",r.o, .'.4'.'~\.o.."WI't''>l~':':~,-:~~,'.~:.u.--tl.'t~:':0''''~-:;'~..:>,r:~.-..'f..j'''''' � � CTTY COI�IMISSION P�ETING May 2os 1957 The City Comm3ssion of �he C�.ty of` C].earwater met in regular session at the City Hall, Manday, May 20, 1957, at 1:30 P.M. with �he fol,lowin� members present: Lewis Hor;ier Mayor-Commissioner Cleveland In.;�co, Jr. Commissioner Samuel J. Roberts Commissioner James H. �rlatkins Commiss3oner Absent; U/. E. Stxang, Jr. Comm:lssioner A'!so present were: Jack Tallent City Manager Ben I{rentzman City Attorney S. Lickton City Engineer Capt, i,J. Mackey Representing Police Chie£ The Mayor called the meeting to order, The invocation tivas given by Reverend Robert Cochran of Peace Memorial Presbyterian Chureh, Clearwater. The NTanager �.ntroduced P�rs. Dorothy �rfilli.ams, an observer for the Zeague of Women Voters, Commissioner i�latkins moved that the minubes of the spec�al meeting o£ May 13th be approved in accordance with copies furnished each member in trrriting sub,�ect to any correctians from Commissioner Strang. Motion ivas �econded by Commissioner Ro�erts and cq,rried unanimously. The Mayor announced a Public Hearing on the construction of a pavement and curb in UJatl{ins Road from Bay Avenue to l�laters Avenue. He introduced Commissioners Neal Barurn and H. E. Rueker o� ihe Town of $elleair ��ho were present to part3cipate in �he diseLlssion on the paving of Watkins Road. The Engineer explained that a preliminary hearing was held after receiv?ng a petition i'or the paving from th� property oUmers on i+latkins Road. He stated that GJaLkins Road vaas the dividing line betwzen Belleair an�. Clearwater and the Town oi Belleair wished to resurface the road and had asked Clearwater to share in the pro�ect. He sta�ed that there t�ras a serious drainage problem in that area as the C1earTua�er side �aas about one foot lower than the Belieair side and that resurfacin� of the present ei�hteen foat road ivould only aggravate the condition. He said the Mayor and Commi.ssioners of Belleair were present at the prelim- inar•y hearing Vihen he recommended �hat th.e street be rebuilt and curbs be installed at an estimated cost of ��.50 to $S.00 per front foo� for a thirty ioot wide pavement. The Mayor suggested ad�r,urning the hearing to another meetin; to give the Belleair officials time to conside:r the pro�ect further. Commissioner Roberts moved that the Public Hearing be continued to the meetin� of May 27Lh at 1:30 P.M. R4ot�.on jyas seconded by Commissioner Insco and carried unar_imously. The Nianager recor,uneiaded acceptin� ihe lot�r bid of $26,938.00 Irom Prir, John K. Batstone, Contractor, for the construction of the bandshell t� be located in Coachman Park, During the discussion, it Was brought out that the previous Commission had planned to place concrete benches tivith wood slats on thA le�e1 ground in zront of the bandshell and zhat sea�:ing could be provided £or $00 or 700 persans without ksing the hillside. Commissioner Insco moved that the contiract for the btzilding o�' the bandshell be a,varded to John K. Batstone for the sum of $26,938,00 which is t:�e lowest and best possible bid, and that the approAriate officiala of the City be authorized to execute sai� contract which shall be in accordance with the plans and specifications and bids. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Roberts and carried unanimously. Mayor Homer commented that he had heard complaintis from persons using some of the downto�m benches that some preservative is being t?sed on the wood that caused stains on the clothing and he recommended that the Manager check on this. It was recommended by the Manager Lhat the low bid of y�30,5g2.00 from Smi�h- Sweger Construction Company, Clearwater, be accepted for the consi;ruction of 5,400 lineal feei� oi' water main on North Highlan3 Avenue from Palmetto to Sunset Point Road. The City Attorney explained �hat some os the money had been coliected from develo�ers of acreage ad�oining the prop�sed tivater ma3n outside the City limits but the �ity would need to advance part of �ne cost until same of the nther owners pay their proportionatE share as a charge for tapping on this main as their acreage is developed. Commissioner Raberts moved on the basis of the zeconmendation of the City Engineer and the City Manager that the b�d for the construction of the twelve inch water main on Highland Avenue from �'almet�o to Swlset Point Road be awarded to Smith-Sweger Construction Company in the amount of' �30,5�2,00, the loTuest and best bid, and that ihe proper officials be authorized to execute the contract. Motion was secor�d�d by Comm3.ssioner Insco and carried unanimously. T.he Manager reported that an applicatioiz had been received froin the Standard 0i1 Company to demolish and erect a new gas station on the northeast corner of Cleveland and East Kvenue (Lots 6 and 7, Bloc�c 14, Gould &�rring 2nd Addition), The Zoning �oard had approved the ap�lication. The Engine�r recommended approval of the plans subjeet to the Following: l. PTew curb should be constructed on lsas�: Avenue and proper drivetivays c�nstructed in from the curb. 2. Wash rack water must bs discharged inta storm sewer. 3. Cost of relocatir� pole and fire hydrant shown on plans to be done at no expenSe to the City. � Cl� �""� �r-'�' -2_ CITY GOMMISSTON MEETING May 20, 195T Commissioner Roberts moved on the approval, of the Zoning Board and the rscommendat�s�n af the �,'ngineer that appiication for constructi�l� of a Service station a{: tl�e norbheast corner of Cleveland and East Street be approved sub�ect to the strinulations which are contained herein regarding curbs, drainage and mov3xig oi hydran� and 13,�ht poles. Notion was secondzd by Commisssoner tVaticins and carr3:ed unax:imously: The Manager reported receipt oi' a letter from i3ri.l�:y, ZJi1c1 and Associates, Consultin� Engineers, asitin� that an add3tional agreem�nt be ent�r�d in�o concernin� iesident supervis3on of the sewage sludge digester wh�rn t�rould extend tlle time from the original seven mon'�hs covered by the contract to nine months and increase the maximum amount for services rendered ta $3�750.00. It was suggestEd it mi�ht be poss- ible to involie the penalty clause aga�nst the contrac.tor as he is running aver tl�e extension of'this time limit. Commissioner Insco moved tlzat the matter be deferred to next Monday�s meeting when Commissioner Strang can b�: present ir_ o�der to ge� ha.s views on the situation and to checi;. the m?tter furthEr ours�lves beFore we pass on it. Motion �vas seconded by Commis,sioner L�Tatkir_s and carried unanimously. The Manager prese�ted Resolution 57-27 tvhich would requixe twenty-six property oUmers to clean Lheir lots of weeds and undergros�th. Commissionei Watl�ins moved Resolution_ 57-27 be ado�ted and the proper City officials be authorized to e�ecute i.t. Motion waS seconded by Commissioner Insco aizd carried unanimously.. Commissioner Insco commented that hz thou�n:t the Farlcs Department was neglecbin� the cutting an� mowing of the City parics because the time of senie of the men and equiptneizt was 'being used to cut the vacant lots as required by �he Lot Cleaning Resolutions, He suggested a thorough study aa to whether the ch�,rges for the lot moiving ivere high erzcugli to cover t�e costs involved and that additlonal equipment be purchased and addizior_al men be 1Zired to do the worlc without sacrificing the mainte;�ance of the parl:s and parlcways. The Mayor su�gested aiter the cost study was made ii might be ivell to approach some private contractor for an estimate for �oing all of the lot cleaning Sqoriz. The ManagEr sLated he would have a cost analysis prepared on the subject within a month's twme. The Manager reportied �hat the County was ready to start paving aoutlz Myrtle Avenue. The City Attorney reported that according to the Engineer all the necessary ri�ht of way had been obtained except a small portion where the State Road Department had changed the descriptions and the City �+�as negotiating for these small parts now. By consent, the City Attor.ney tvas in�tructed to notify the County Engineer that �he right of way had been obtained. In regard to the deed coi�veyi,ng to the State Road Department some acreage in Section 16-29-10 near Courtn_ey Campbell Causeway, the 9ttorney reparted he had receive� a revised resolution and a revised deed tvith a provision that the title would revert to the Cit�r if �he property was nat used by the State Road Department as a site for a resident engineer's office within two year's t3me from the date of the deed. Commiss;oner Roberts moved that Resolution 57-2�3 referring to the deed to the State Road Department for a resident engineering affice be approved and that the proper ofiicials be autriorized to elcecute the deea. Motion was seconded by Commiesioner Insco and carried unanimously. The Manager recommended that the Cit� purcha'se Lot 6, 31ock F, Fairmont Subdivision, from Mr. Millard J. Aubrey far �y1,200,00. Conunissioner 1Vatkins mo�red that Lot E, Block F, Fairmont Subdivision, be purchased for the sLun of �1,200.00 and tnat the proper City officials be authorized ta execute the deed. Motion was seconded by Com��i.ssioner Insco and carried unanimously. In regard to the investigatian of garbage and trash t�ttcks to be purchaseci, the Mayor reported that the four Convnissioners present at the meetin�, together with the Superintendent of Garbage Collection and the Purchasing Agent, went to Miami last Sa�urday, Niay 18th, and spent the day i;� Miami and Coral Gables checkin� methods of garbage and trash colleetion there, but that they still need time to review the operations that were studied, to chec�. tl�e present ordinaiices, charges, etc., before mal�in� recommendatians ori the purchase oi' new trucl:s to provide a better trash co.11�c- tion at the lov�est passible cost. Regarding the proposea change for sanitary seV:er line in the 1100 block of North Bett�* Lane (Lots 4-11, Black E, Pinebrook Unit 2), the Engineer reported that the area had been surveyed and he had prepared a plan showin� two solutions to the diff�- culty experienced ln having the sanitar;� sewer lines Uack up in the homes during tlze l�eavy rainstorm a week ago. He suggested putting in an eight inch sewer along the front of the houses a� an estimated cost of $6,100,00 or insta].1:Lng a sewer albng the back of the lots at a cost of �2,900.00 or $3,79 per front foot zvhicn would �equire an easement�from the property o*rrnerr. The Mayor commended the Engineer for preparing the map and getting the project ready in a week's time and thaniied him on behalf of the Gommission. Commissioner Roberts moved that a Publ7c Hearing be set up for consideration a£ the installaLion af' this sewer lir�e in back of the 1�.00 block of Ivarth Betty Zane, Motion was seconded by Commissior� 'r)atkins and car.rled unanimously. -3- CITY COMMISSION r��'1'ITiG May 20, 1957 The Manager read a letter from Mr, George MeCa17., Associa,te Sanitarian, of the CounLy Health Departm�nt, which reported that on, request o£ tY?e City an inspection ti�Tas made o:f the unnecixp:i.ed house at 100g North Betty Lane on May 15th by Mr, Vernon Fraser, Sanitarian, Mr. Joseph Clarlre, attorney represen�ing the property �;Nner, Mrs. Mary Barty, and himselt' and �here <<�as no evidence �hat sewage or any liquid had overf].otved �'rom the plumbin�; ftxtures and tY,at no public health hazard existed. The Manager recommended acceptzng the low bid of �5�355.�0 f'rom National Cash Re;ister Company, St. Petersburg, for a new accounting machine for the Acc�znting Department. He explained that this machine Trras needed to do the type of accounting the Commission has been advocating, and it uias necessary to order thz machine i.n order to start the new system pn July lst. He said �his expenditure vtould be charged to the buclget _or the next fiscal year ai�d stated the old booI�kceeping machine v�rould be converted for use ln the billin� division of �he Utilities Department. Commissioner Watklns moved tnat the bid o£ �5,355.00 from �Ehe National Cash Reoister Company for an accounting raach-ine, it being the best ar_d lawest bid, be accep�ed and that the proper authorities be author:ized to sign the cofztract. Motion was seconded by Commiss3,oner Roberts and carried unanimously. NIr. Robert Tench, appearing on behalf of Messrs. E. G. Hager and F'. B. Ellis. reported that after presenting tne proposal to lease pari: cf Lot 7, City Park Subdivision, the Ccmmission had su�gested that he anpear before t,ne Clearwater Beach organizations to �et their reaction on tne proposal. He stated that he had received letters from the three organizaticns reat'firmin� their req_•aes� to the Commission to have this area dedicated to public use. The Mayor in�'ormed him �hat i� was now propased to use this area for day long free parKing sar people �tho go on �he iishing boats and to inStall meters in the area nearer �he Marina Building. Commissioner Roberis stated he t�rould be oppnsed to making this ar�a free par�ting as he thought s�-rimmers ;aould use it instead of usir� the Proposed meters alang the beach. Mr, Tench aslied if the City should decide that this portion was not practical to use zor par]c7ng that the Commission gitie him further opportunity to presen� his subject. In regard to the request of Mr. R. D. Pinkerton for an adjustmer_t on the assess- ment against Lots 11 and 12, Grand View Terrace, for Hobart Avenue paving, the Nfanager stated that �he Engineer's report waas that the pavement installed by �he iormer owner of those lots had a four inch marl base juith a single surface Lreatment with r_o curb and this pavement could not be salvaged �:Gr use in the new pavino; he recommended that if an ad,;ustment tr�as ma.de that the properLy oyvner should be allc,wed a portion oz the cost he paid for the o1d road. Commissioner Glaticins stated that he was withdraj,ring from �he discussion and voting on this i�em as he was personall� �nvolved. Mr, Herbert M. Brown was presen� representzng Nlr, Pinkerton. After considerat�on, the Commission decided to allow the cos� of the old road, �172.50, (paid July lj, 1951) depreciated 40a or an �djustrnent of �103.70 to be subtracted f-rom �he �y379,82 assessment. Comm.issioner Roberts moved that the Commission make an ad;�ustment of a credit oP $103.50 to Mr. R. D. Pinl�erton in conizection *rrith the pavement; of Hobart A�enue. Motion was sec�nded by Gommissioner Ir.sco, Upon the vote being taken, Comm�ssioners Roberts, Insco and Homer voted "Aye". Commi.ssioner �^latkins did not vo�e. n4otion car�ied. Mr. Herbert t�'I. Brot^r,z, appeared on behalf of Mr. J. H. 31acl�burn, exn� aining tha� Mr. Blac�:burn tivas purchasing Blacicie's Taxi Company from Mr. C. V. Roberts and requested approval of the transfer of �he eioht taxicab permits, The Gity Attorney requested tizat a wxitten applica�ion be filed for approval of the transfer. sho*rri�,; �he numUer af permits and s.��ned by the applicant and the former otivner. Comr,�issione� Rober�s mo�.>ed the approval of the transfer sub�ect i,o necessary applications and compliaizc2 �vith all rules subject thereto, Mo�ion tivas seconded by Commissioner Waticins and carried unai�imously. The Manager sta�ed that he had the reque.�zed report on zihether the blowers to be installed in the new Marshall Street Se�vage Plant meet the specifications but sir_ae Co�runiss3oner Strang was nct pr�sent he suggested that it be deferred. Comm'!ssioner t�latkins moved that the matter be postponed to the next mezLin� on Nag 27�h. Motion was secondec� by Commissioner Insco and carried unanimous?y. In regard to the nroposal to convert Old Tampa Bay north of Courtney Campbell Causeway to a fresht�rater 1ake, the Manager regorted that the Conservation Committ�e of the Chamber of Commerce tvas meetin� to dlscuss 3t on this same day. . It was reported by tha Manager that Mr. Al Rogero, State Road Board member, tivauld meet v�ith the City Commission to discuss Little Pass and the proposed bridge on June 3rd, Commissioner Insco su�gested sending a letter c_=f appreciatian tU Senators Spessard Holland, Geor�e Smathera and Representative Wm. Cramer i'or introducin� into the Rivers aiid Harbors Comn�3.ttee the request o.t' the City for y��,000.00 to finance the surveSTs for Little Pass. Cammi.ssioner Insco moved that the Manager be instructed to p�epare such a le�ter. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Roberts and carried ut7animo�,i s1y . Tre City Attorney presented a copy� af the revised agreemetit bet�veen the City and i;he Narth Bay Company, the developers of Island �'states, ivtr. Charles M. Phi:�].ips, Jr., representing the North Bay Company, stated that �he revisions �vere sati�faetory �o the deve],opers. Commissioizer Waticins mcved tliat the agrePment bettveen tlze City of Cleartvater and the Nor�h Bay ComAany be approved and that the proper City officials be authorized to sign it. Motioiz t�ias secnnded by Commissioner Roberts and carried unanimously. . �� -�+- czm� car�n�zssTo� n��rzrr� May 20, 1�57 Mr. Chas. M, Phillips, Jr., on beYialf o#' the �anlc of Cleartvater, rsported that t11e City's FiscaZ Agent, Mr. R. 6V. S;�ra�iils, had assigned a poi:t�.on of h3� fe� froln t1.e revenue certificate issue receni;ly sold by tlie Ci.ty to the Han1e of Clearcvai;er and asiced that the Commission appxove a ratification of this assx�nme�t. The Ca.ty AL-�orney advised tlZa� there were otl2er claims against Mr. Spragins� !'ee and recommended that tlze City not ratify tlze assi�nment as �here ini�ht not be enough money t;a sai;isfy a11 �h� ciaims. Commissioner Roberts reported that the Commission on Novembei- 26, 1956, had authorized t1�e Purchasing Agent to install in the dormi�ory of the Fire Department new mattressew, bed linens, pillov�s, a refrigeratoi:, heater, chairs, etc., to mal�e a more comfortable room for the firemen but the oniy thing purchased so far has been tne heater. He said he caas informed by the Manager that there �N1S no money to completF the pttrciiases. He requested that funds be made available from ano�her account if necessary to cover this e�,�penditure which had already been appropriated. After a discussion �f the financial statemen�, Commissioner Insco moved that a special Commission meetin� be lleld to discuss the pr�sent funds witri the Finance Director and the City AZanager at the earliest possiple time for a meeting. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Watkiizs and carried unanimously. Commissioner Snsco also requ�sted a recap on �xper_ditures froin the Special Improvement Fund beir� used for street imArovemenis and street li�hting. Commissioner Insco asked to be excused from the meeting to go to SL-, Petersburg at 4;1� P.it'i. Commissioner 6�latkins maved tizat Commissioner Insca be excused. Motiom Uras seconded by Commissioner Roberts and carried unanimously, mhe City Attorney reported that he lzad received a request from the Re� Cross headpuarters o?� Gourt Street to open an a�lsy 1;o provide access to the rear of its property (�ot 15, Block 12, Court Square) but c��ere Urere sevaral obstrvet�ir,ns in the a:lle;� 3ncluding some covered sheds used for partc:ing oUmed b;: Mr. James Magurno. The Ma�or suogested it might be possible to P�ave a conference with the Red Cross offic�als and P�Ir. Magurno �o cLscuss the sup�'ecc. Commissioner f,Vaticins motred that the rriatter be postponed unLil the next ineeting and that the Mayor be a�thorized to set up sucM. a conf�rence. Motion ��as secnnded by Commissioner Roberts and carr3ed unanimo�.zsly. The City _A�czorizey read on its third reading Ordinance 737 z��hich ti�ould anizex Fast Druid Estates Addition into the City. Commissioner Roberts inoved that Ordiizance 737 be passed on its third and final read3ng and adopted �nd tPiat tlYe proper officials be authorized to execate ?t. MoLion taas seconded by Commissionei GJatkins and carried unanimously. R'he City Attorney presented ior its second read�ng Ordinance �38 which would amend Section 5g of the City Ccde and Section 61 of the City Gode as amended by Ordii�ance 631. Commissioner Roberts movea that Ordinance 738 be considered an its secor_d reading by tiLle �nly ta�ith the unanlmoas consent of tre Commissioners present. �Ia�,ion was sec�nded by Commissioner 1,Va�Yins and carried unax�.mously. The City A�torney read Ordinance 7�8 by title only. Commi.ssioner Roberts moved that Ordinance 738 be passed on seeond reading by ti�le only. Motion was seconded by Commissioner 4JaLkins and carried unanimously. In regard to the purchase o�' additional par��ing meters, bhe City Attorney recommended thai, opnortunit3T for competitiv� bidding be given by advertis�i�g for proposals irom the parking meter companies for a certain number of ineters including surveys, enginee�ino reports, plans for use, mair�tenanr,e, service and cost. Commissioner Roberts moved that such itzformat:l,on be pu�lished on the recommendai,lon of tne City Attorney. Motion was seconded by Commi_ssioner irdatl�ins and carried unan:Lmous ly� . The City Attorney read on its first readin� Ordinance 139 whicll tuould ani�ex the First Addition t� Cates Knoll and Druid Groves Subdivi.sion less Bloclts A aiid B 2nd par•ts of Blocks C and D. Commissioner Roberts moved the passage of Ordinance 73� on its first reading. Iw?otion was seconded by Comm3.ssioner T�latkins and carried unanimously. Cammissioner t+Tatk9,ns moved that Ordinance 739 be considered on its second reacling by title only �yi�th the unanimous consent of the Comm3.ssioners present. n4otion was seconded '�y Cc�mmiss'_oner Roberts and carried unanimously. The City Attorney read Ordinance 73g k;g title only. Commissio�ler Glatltins moved that Ordinance 739 be passed on its second zeading by title only. ,Motion was seconded b5T Commissioner Rober�s and carried unanimc:asly. Reoarding the exchan�e of property vaitn Clearwater Bay T�tarinetvays, the City �ttorney reported that he had received a sioned aoreement f'rom �he campany and the deed from them to the City and noT�r i�ras request:ing authorizat-ion to convey a portian of City-owned proper�,y at the t,vest end of Seminole Street in Section 9-29-15 to Marineways iiz order to correct the descriptions. Commissioner Ulatkins moved that the City �ttorney be instruc�ed to prepare the deed of eqnveyanee f'r�m tihe Clty to Clearwater Bay Marinetivays for the purpose o£ s�raightenin� qut �he title in �ne viclnity of Clearwater Bay Marinevrays property in Clear�vater and that the proper officials be autharized ta exec��e it. I�lotion was seconded by Commissioner Roberts and carr3.ed unanimously. �� -5- CITY COMMISSTON MEETING May 20, 1957 The City Attarney a,nnauncad that he had been xni'�rmed that the final hearin; in the cas� of Fields vs, the City had been re-sr_heduled from May 24th to June 4th. Mr. James IVovotny inqu:ired about the parking meter pro�ram proposed for Clearura�er Beacn an,d complained about the lack of enforcement of no parklr_� re�ulat3ons on the eas-E side oi' Gulf VieuT Boulevard, The matter v�as re£erred to the Police Chief for lnvestigation. There bein� no �'urther business tc come before the Board, the mee�in� was adjourned at 4:45 P.M. r � C C er�c -- . May r-C� ner � i ' r aGENDA CITX CODII�ZISSION MEETTNG Ma�r 20, 1957 1; 30 p.Ni. Invocation Tntroductians Minu�:es of Preceding Meetings Public Hearings Reports of C3ty Man2.ger Reports of City Attorney Citizens to be Heard OthPr Gommission Action Ad�iournment Meeting Pension Plan Truszees �ITY GOMMISSTON MEETING May 20, 1957 3,, Public Hearin�, Pavin� Wat}cins Road Reports from City Manager: 2, B s, Amp i ea-'�re 3. �Jate;� Main, N. Hlghland Ave. 4. Appl3cation �o �onstruc� Service S�ation 5. Extra Fees, Consul��.ng Engineers, Sewa�e Sludge Di�ester 6. Lot Clearing Requests, Private 7. Discussion or Verbal Reports on Other Pending P4atters Repor�s from City Attorney: 8. Opelzing East-West Al?-ey iiz the G00 Block Court St. 9. Ordlnanee �737, Annexation E. Druid Estates Addii;ion, Third and Final Readin� 10. Ordinance �738, Ga� Rate Adjustment, Second Readin� 11. Revised Agreement with Island Estates 12. Contract for Purchase of Parking Meters 13, Resolution Conversion Old Tampa Bay to Fresh CVater La.ke i�ir. 0. H. Anderson 30 April 1.g57 City Ha7♦1 Building Department City of Clearwater, Flarida R�: Staridard Oi1 Co., Service Station, Cleveland �c East Sts., Cleartivater, Fla. Dear Mr. Andersons The Standard 0il Company propeses to demolish and erect a new serv:i.ce station on the northe�.st corner of Gleveland an�. East Streets, Clearwater, Flarida. I am a�taching two sets cf plans and specifications for consideration of �oning board and issuance �f a building permit as soon as practicable. Yours very truly, GILBERT AND SHIELD5 CONSTRUCTORS, INC. �sj Clayton Jackson (1103 Eva Street, Tampa, FTa.) To: Mr. J. Tallent, City Manager From: Mr. 0. H. �nderson, Building Inspec�or Subject: Request of Std. Oil Co., Service Station. CleYeland & East Sts. Lots 6& 7, Block l�, (xould & Ewing - 2nd Da�e; May 10, 1957 It is the recommendation of ihe Zoning Board that we approve the applicatinn of the Standard Oil Company ta demolish and erect a new service station on Lots ci 8c 7, �lock l�F, Gould and Evring 2nd. This is Bus�ness Property. Attached hereta is original letter of request witlz plans. OHA:bk To: Cit,y Mana�er From: City Engineer �ubject: Proposed Standard Oil Station, Lots 6 and ?, Block 14, Gauld and �wing, 2nd Addition - Gleveland and Ea,st Street Date: May 16, 1957 The plans for the proposed Standard Oi1 S�atlon at Cleveland and East Streets tvere reviet,vPd by this office. They arz in order with the fol].Uwin� exceptions: 1. At the present time there is no curb a't �ast Street; In order to conform to thP dri�Teway regulations, the ci.lrb shall be conatructed and proper driveways construct�d in from the neUr curb. 2. The vrater from the vtash rack must be discharged irito a storm sevrer. 3. Tr�e cost of relocating poJe and relocating the fire hydrant as shown on the attached plans shall be done at no expense to the City. �' CI�i'Y COi'�li..ISS'ION iRE�`L'ING NIa� 20, 1957 RESOLU'1'ION 57-27 VJHPREAS: it has been determined by the City Corranission of the City of C']�earwat,er, Florida, that the property deseribed be].ow should be clea»ed of weeds, �rass and / or underbrush, and that after t�n (10) days notiee and i�ilure of the r�wner �herqf to do so, the City should clean such property and charge Ghe costs thereo� a�ainst the respective propert�. Iyj0�h1 'rHEREFOR,E f3E 7:1' N.ESOLV�D by the City Commission of �he City of Clearwater, Florida, that the follo�ving described property, situate in said City, shall be cleadaied of weeds, grass and / or underhrush within ten (10) days azt;er noLice in wriLing to the owr�rs thereof Lo do so ar�d i:hat upon Failuu^e to cori�ply with said r�otice, the Cit� shall perforrn such cleaninP and. charp;e the cos�s thereof a�airbst Lhe reepecLive proxerties in accordance with Section 12$ of the Charter of the City of Clearwater, as amended. N'�A�.'� . . Wm. R. Fitzsimmons Box 2$6 Bellepoint, W. Va, Wm. H, Barnes, etal. 120g N. Garden Ave. City Irene S. Helms 719 lst . Ave. SW I�ai� •�-. Fla> E. Harry Giarratana 11;.11 Hamlet Ave. City Ettore Giarratana 11�11 Hamlet Ave , City Homer Z. Du�ont R.D. � 6 Cochranton, Penns. Perry A. Page 140$ RogerS St. city L.C.D.R. Rita M. Carroll 506 Redwood Ave. Ventura, Calif. Highland Pines Land Co.�;.Inc. Rm. 12, Bayview Bldg. City Joseph.J. A�amadags 705 N. Ft. Harris:on C ity Highland Pine s Land Co., Inc. Rm� 12, Bayview Hldg. City Highland Pines Land Co. , Inc. Rm. 12, Bayview Bldg. " City Wm. A. MacKenzie i315 xiage A�e. r, i �y, Andrea L. Whitson 1$66 Ridgewoo d Ave. Gity Ed. S. 4t'hitson �566 Ridgewuod Ave, C� ity I?rank J. Lommer F'ictnwn Tr. Pk, ;� ]. Lake vi �w Dr. F�.R. #3, Bradenton, Fla. DESCRIPTION .Lot 9 �31ock F Avondale Sub. Lc�t 10 B lo ck F Avondale 5ub. Lot 10 Block B Be11�=view Court Sub. Lot 20 Beverly Heights Sub. Lot 21 Be��rly H�ights Sub. Lots 28: 29, 30, 31, � Beverly Heights Sub. Lot 12 Di:uid �cres u Lot 6$ Glenwood Sub. Zot 5 Block 29 Highland Pines 5Lh Addn. Lot 6 Block z9 Hia,�land Pines Sth Addn. Lot 1 Bloc k 3 �. Highlan d P�nes 5th Addn. Lots 13, 11�, 36, 17 �lock34 Hi a„� land Pin es 5th Addn. Lot 15 B1ock 34 Highland Pines 5th Addn. Lots 1, z, 3, 4 Block A H�.11crest Sub . Lot s 5 , b Block A Hillcrest Sub. Lot.4 Block E McVeigh Sub. lst. Add. (Continue d) cos�:r �65.00 5. 00 �.00 3. 00 3.00 z5.o0 5.00 5.00 5. 00 5.00 5.oU 20.00 5.00 $.UO 1� . 00 5.00 � %l NAME Charles J, Harro ld 75 Overbrook Winchester, Mass. Wm. Rin�enaldus 131 N. �$th St. Wauwatosa, Wisc. Donald Alvos•d 7015 Boc a Ciega Dr. St� Pete rsburg, Fla. Charles Schneider Box 903 Cit y Ned. L. Kramer 432 Poinsett ia Ave. City CITY CQi�lISSION MEETING HIay 20, 1957 (Continued) I�ESCRIPTI�N Lots 5, 6 Block E �IcVeigh Sub. lst. Add. Lo t $ Palm Bluff 13 29 15 ti-1 S2 R6 w�6.5t of Beg. on N line of Gulf-to-Ra �c 30.02' W. of E line of StV� of NW� Run. N 150� W 2�6.5' S 15ot E 2�6�5' ta PQB Lo t 2 Block B, UniL D Skycrest Lots 3, 4 Block B Unit D Skyeres� � �� ORnINAT�TCE RT(3. ?37 ORtiINANCE ANNEX22�SG ACREAGE' TO i'+E KNOIr1N AS COST EAST DRUII� ESTATES 4ADITiON INTO THE CORPO- RATE x,TMITS OF THE CITY Ob` CLEARYJATER, FLORIDA, �.� B� AND RE-DEFINING THE BOUNDARY LIli�ES OF THE GI'i'I' TO INCLUDE SAID ADDITI�N ACCOADIN� TO THE PRO- 10.00 VISTONS OF SEGTION 171.04, �ZORIDA �TATU7'ES; ZONING THE ANNExED PROPERfiY ft-1 RESID�NTIRI,, AND PRQVIDING FOR TFiE E%'FECTNE BATE. 5�� WHEREAS, the City Commission oi' the City of Clearwa�er, F3orid.a, enacted Ord3nanee 73�F on Apri1 l, 1957s i+►l�i.ch ardinanee declared �he intenti�n of said City to annex Ea,at Druid Esbates Addi'tion into the corporate limits of the City caP Clear�vrater; and, 1r�HEREAS, said orclinance was �aubl�.shed onee a week for �our consecutive weeks in the Cleax�water 5un, a nswspaper publi�hed in the City of Clearwater, Florida, 5a�� proof oF which publication is here�o attaehed; and, 5.00 10.00 Harold Swanson I,ot 5 20$ S. Hercules Bloc k B, Unit D City Skycres t 5. 00 Harry Silas �,ot 7 401 FairfiBld Bch. Rd. Block B, Unit D Fairfiela, Conn. Skycrest 5.00 Wm. L. Lowe Lot 9 3$43 N. Oconto Block B, IInit D Ghicago 3f�, Ill. Skycrest 5.00 Joh� F, Sage Lot 10 b26 N. Garfield Ave. Block B, Unit D Jaynesville, Wisc, Skycrest 5.00 Wanda Y. White �t 3 6$25 Dongan Av�. Block 1i� �lmhurst 'T3, N.Y. Mandalay 3ub. 30.00 PASSED AND ADOPTED BY THE City Commission of the City of G1eA�cvatea�,. Florida, 'Phis 2Oth day o£ May, A.D. 19;7. ATZ'E'S4I: /s / R. G. Whit�e ad City Auditor and Clerk /s/ Lewi s Hoir:er �1a yor-Comn is si o ne r _ms____-- 5RD No. 12-Revised __m RESOLUI'ION Se�iion 1504-150(202) State Roa,d 50 57-28 PINEI:LAS County ON �IO�'ION Ok' Gomm, Watkins seconded by Cnmm. Strang the following Resolution was adopt�d. WHE REAS, the Stat e Road Department and proposes to co nstruct -a� .P�LL�GnJ �....�__� _�.�� Resident Eng3.neers�Building Adjacent to Stat.e Road 60, Section 1504, WHEREAS, in ordex� for the S�ate Road Depar�ment to f�ther and complete said project, it is necessary that certain lands now owned hy �HE CI`LY OF CI�EARWATER be acquired by the State of Florida for the use and t�nefit of the State Road Department of F'lnrida; and WHEREAS, the State Road Department havin� requested 'FHE CITY OF CLEARWATE�2 to execute and deliver to the State Roari Department a SPEGIAL WARRANTY DEED in favor of the State of Florida in and to said lands required for the above purpose and said reque st having been duly considered. NOW, '1'HEREFORE, BE I`i RESOLVED tib}� the City Commis �ion o� Gleauwater, Flor ida that the offi ci ats of said Citg be a nd t hey are her eby authoriz ed and dire ct�l to m'akey4execute and deliver to the State Road 1?epartment a SPECIAL WARRANTY DEED in favor of the St�te of Florida in and to said lands owndd by THE CITY OF CZEAii�,�TER required for the above purpo:�e, BE IT HURTHFR RESCi�iTED tYat a cerbified copy of the Resolution be foswarded to the State Road Bepartment at Bartow� Flarida FASSED AIQD AIXJF7:ED this 20th day of May, 1957 /s/ Lewis Homer --------------------------- -------------------�_-------__-�➢Qa�or_ Commissioner----- , � �,�.,�a WHEREAS, more than thirty days has expired since t;he enac�tment of Qrdinance 73�}, and na regisLered voter a£ the City of Gleartaater, no o�,mer a�' real estate in the territo�y to be annexe�, and no parsan whomsoever, has objected �a sueh annexation or has applied to the C3.rcuit :^,our� of the Sixth Jud3.cia1 Circui� in and for ainel2as Counicy, Florida, setting forth �ny objections to said annexa.tion; and, \ i�JHiREf�S, all of the provisions of Se�ti.on 171.0�, Florida S�tatutEs have been ` complied with; ' �_ NOW, THEREFQRE, EE TT ORDAINED B7� TFiE CITY COMf�SSIOId OF THE CITY OR , GT,EARWATER, F'I�ORIDA: Section 1. The City oP Clearcrater, act3ng by and thxough its Cit3T Corfmiss�on, by the authority and under the provisione o� �ec�ion 171,04, Rlorida Statutes, hereby annexes into the corporate Timits of the Ci�y �P Clear4rater, Florida, and re-deYines the boundary Tanes of said City sa as �o include the followin�: k'rom the N.W. corner of the SE 1/�E df Section 13, �;rp. �g,S Rge. 1�E; run s o o 39' 55" E, alung the Narth and South center line of sa�.d Seetian 13; 1329.�+3 ft. to the �k0 acre line, run thence S�9° 13' 51" E. along the 4c� acre 21ne, 31.0 f ee� and run S 0° �0' 1 y" i��, 680.0 �eet Yor P.O.B., also being a point on �he City limit line; z�uu.rs thence S 8go 13' S1" E along the City limit line &63,22 feet; rura thenee S Oo 29� �-7" W., b5�.77 feet ta �he South Seetion line of saa�.d Section 13; run t�hence N 8�0 0�' S2" t�'., atong sairl South Sect�on 13.:�e, Fi65.21 feet to the North and South center line of saio� Sec�ion 13; run thence N 0° 40' 15" East, 6�g.0 £eet to tlie P.O.B. Sa�.d property constitutes t��rhat has been platted as East Bruid.Estates AdCEit3on according to the map or plat thereof recorde�l in P1at Book �5, gage 1. 5ai:d pz�operty is herehy �oned R-1 residential p�operty and the City En�in�er and the City CZerk are d3rected to ine7:ude � n anc3 set out and sho�r iche foregoing property ivith its zoning as indicated, Section 2. Th3_s ordinance shall becoin� ef�ect�.ve itmpied3 ate1�� ugon its passag�. PASSED ON FIRST READING PASSEIa ON S�'GQND READZNG PASSED ON TFFIRD AND FINl�L 1?EADINC AND ADOPTID Attest: ,/s� R, G, iVkiitehead Ci�y Clerk May 19, 1957 �y 13, 1957 Niay 20, 1957 js/ Lewis Homer IMAYOR-COMNLTSSIQNEP.