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06/03/1957 . '" ., , ., .~ ,t' Jr. \ ,. " ....... ." \ .'.""",, -".'.,' r:" ...." ";,." _.~";',::(.~',.,.:t.,:.I'.-I"';~"'"" "'..;::', ,;.,:~~.l!~:'\~~!i'.:'~;.~'~:(~~'~.:.~ff~'!;,~~~';, " ";"'f'jl\'!,!~f~~f~f;;~:.~;~.~.~,;,c","c"''':'",,,:,,:",,:L.o',.... ,e'" ...:.,.".~d,!".,: .."<.,,,;:..il.,....,.CC,:,'.L;c.'...,. .."G.',,,;i""itti.~j~~~'ir,!"it.\..~.. CITY COMMISSION MEETING June 3, 195'( The City Conunission of the City ot: Clearwater met in. regular session at the City Hall, Monday, June 3,195'"(, at 1:30 P.M. \'rith the follo\'1ing members praesentI ~ - '--...__.~---- Lewis Homer W. E. Strang, Jr. Cleveland Insco, Jr. James H. Watkins fYlayor-Commisoioner Commissioner Conuni ssloner Commissioner Absent: Samuel J. Roberts Conuni ss.Loner Also present were: Jack Tallent Ben Krentzman S. Lickton Sgt. Fran~c Daniel s City Manager City Attorney City Engineer Representing Police ChieC The Mayor callE::ld the meeting to order. The invocation VIas given by the Reverend Don A. Cooke of' First r.lethodist Church-, Clearwater. Conunissioner iJ/atlcins moved that the minutes of the special meeting of fvla~l 2'(th be approved in accordance with copies f'urnished each member :i.n writinG. Mot:ion ",as seconded by Conuniss1orer Insco and carl~ied unanimously. The Mayor explained that the City was concerned with the proposed plans for the bridge over Little Pass to be built by the State from Clearwater Beach Island to Belleair Beach ISland and the relocation of the channel. He reported that Mr. Al Rogero J State Road Board member, \'/as unable to be at the meeting as he ~'1as called baclc to TallahasseeJ but that Mr. George S. JenLins and ~'Ir. A. J\. l\1astrianniJ represent- ing the J. E. Greiner Company &; l\ssocia tes, Albany J Georgia, W3re present with the proposed plaos for the Com~ission's information. He introduced COmmQssioners J. A. Lowell and John Bates from the Town of Belleair Beach and invited t:lem to participate in the discussion. After examining the plans.. Mr. Bob -~'licl--;:man stated that he approved the height of' thirty feet as sho~~ on the en~ineer's drawings but be was at: the opinion that the horizontal clearance ':,ras still too narro", and should be approximately 90 feet wide. He also stated that the part of Bayside Unit 5 Subdivlsion north of the pass should have been. bulkheaded to prevent the sa:ld from going into the channel. Colonel Roland Birnn, Messrs. David Hand, Gene Spaulding and Jacob Court agreed with IvIr. l-Jicl-:man's reconunendation regarding the horizontal clearance of the bridge. The City Engineer sup;;?;ested that the seawall line or buljehead line on the south side of Bayside Unit 5 could he placed at the present high l'luter mark. fvlr. H. H. Baslcin, Sr. J indicated that he and his associates as developers of Bayside Unit 5 would be willing to cooperate in meeting the City's requirements. The Mayor suggested that a letter be written to the County and the State requesting that no contract be let until the City has received assurance that its interests in the matter will be protected. Commissioner Watldns moved that the Commission \1ri te the proper authorities requesting addi ti onal information concerning the problem connected I'll th the channel, the establi sh- ment thereof and the maintenance thereof and also to include ~Il that letter the request that the horizontal width of' the bridge be increased ~rom 50 to 90 feet and that we would appreciate their not signing any contract until after the matter had been discussed with the City officials of Clear~later and that the proper authorities be authorized to SleD tll/lt letter and send it. l\lotion was seconded by Conunissioner Strang and carried unanimously. The City Attorney read Resolution 57-31 conunending Captain Barnett Harris, retiring Curator of the Sea Orama ~luseum, for his servi ce to the City and awarding the honorary ti tle of Curator-Emeritus of the Clearvrater Sea Orama. Commissioner Strang moved that Resolution 57-31 be passed and adopted and the proper officials be authorized to execute it. Motion was seconded by COmrrUssioner Watkins and carried unanimously. The Mayor announced a Public Hearing on the construction o:f an eight inch sanitary sewer in the rear of' Lots 5-11, inclusive, Bloc1' E, Pinebrook SubdivisionJ to connect to existing line north af Lot 11. The Manager read a letter signed by Mr. F. D. Saunders, F. J. Korbal, J. D. Bullock and W. A. CodYJ affected property Ol1nerS-, opposing the installation of the sewer in the rear of the lots and asking that the line be installed in front of the houses along Betty Lane. The Engineer estimated that the installation of'the sewer line in front of the homes would cost $6,100.00 or $7.92 per front Foot and in the rear would cost $2,920.00 or $3.79 per front foot, and stated that either plan \'lould be feasible. He explaj.ned that the Public Hear-ing t'las adverti sed for the rear of' the lots as at a previous Commission meetin~ several property ol~ers had indi cated that ....las their preference. Nr. F. D. Saunders and other- affected property- owners addressed the Commission. The City Attorney reconunended that this Public Hearing be cancelled and that a ne\'!. Public Hearing be adverti sed based on installation o~ the proposed sewer in the street in front of the houses. Commissioner Strang moved that thi s Public Hearing on the sani tary se\'ler in Block E, Pinebroolc SubdivisionJ be ca~celled and readvertlsed in the proper manner as soon as possible. Motion was seconded by Conuniss:Loner Insco and carried unanimously. The City Attorney reported that jn connection with the development of the Clear- water Industrial Park the Florida Pot'ler Corporation has asked for an easement over a portion of Lot ll~. He said he and the City Engineer approved the gr-anting o~ the easement. Commissioner Strang moved that the easement :from the City to the Florida Power Cvrporat~on covering a portion of Lot 14 ot: the Clearwater Industrial Parle plat be approved as to form and that the proper off'icials be at\thorized to sign it. Motioi1 was >seconded by Cornmis~ioner Insco and carried unanimously. .\ 'r- -~ ~.. ..41 ~, ..._. .'~' .. . ~... I :.~. ..".--~,.'. L._ ." ".Il1'JI!I'!!J~1III ~_~ -~ ..... . ---......--- ~ .~.~:':\~~, 'V:l~~:.(~ . .', .....; !l ,,'" ~-~,~:'. . , .....,. '} . ,~~410~0':i.~r.ff'::'~~r:' '" ~':;n. :'?^\'~"!'.';";":~?' ,",. -;l~:::.i~;:;.>tJ~;; i:,? ..! I.i',,:'(:':,;r.;, . '/::.:1.~:~' . \, ":7;;;'0f".:? ji;i:";!:.F;:i";:~ '}'~;;~~rIy;.r;::'~~'q.",?}~~.,.:~:~)')~'t~ .;:. ':X:! ': ,t """tt.!i~~t .~~~:'\;';;.'~~~~,~~:14,hJ1~1~j~~~;!;'~~;:'i;-ii.~J.";[;)~~:{i~:.J~;;:~~::Jldrt{itL'&i;,;6i"d::J~~jJ1/ii;;.::J;U;~:~;j;~.;j:,~,~~j;;i~:~Et:~~~l~~t . AGENDA CITY COMMISSION MEETING ,Tune 3, 195'7 1:30 P.M. CIi~ COMMlSSION MEETING June 3, 1957 Public Hearings 1. Sanitary Sewer, Blk. E, Pinebrook Subd. Reports from City Manager 2. Little Pass Discussion with State Road Officials and Mr. Baskin 3. Resolution, Captain Harris' Res~gnat~on 4. Discussion of Verbal Reports on other Pending Matters by City Manager and City Engineer Reports from City Attorney Invocation Introductions Minutes of Preceding Meetings Public Hearings Reports of City Manager Reports of City Attorney Citizens to be Heard Other Commission Action Adjournment Meeting Pension Plan Trustees -------------------------------------------.------------------------------------------ PETITION To the City Commissioners Clearwater, Florida Gentlemen: We the undersigned do hereby wish to go on record as opposing the installing of an 8 inch sanitary sewer and appurtenances in the rear of lots 4.5,6,1,8,9,10,11. Block E, Pinebrook Subdivision from the northeast corner of lot 2, Block E, .P~nebrook Subdivision to the present 8 inch sanitary sewer which is approximately 12 reet north of the north line or lot 11, Block E, Pinebrook Subdivision. We beleive that constructing a sewer line in the rear as outlined, would not be to the best interest or all parties concerned~ and we further believe that the proper place for a sewer installation is in the street in front of our houses, where it could be maintained by the city crews without damage to our la\1ns and shrubbery, as would be the case if constructed in the rear as outlined above. Respectfully submitted, /sl F. D. Saunders /s/ F. J. Korbal /s( John D. Bulloclc /s! \'1. A. Cody, 1117 N. Betty Lane ----------------------------------------.--------------------------------------------- RESOLUTION No. 5"(-31 RESOLUTION COMMENDING THE SERVICES TO THE CITY OF CLEARWATER, OF CAPTAIN BARNETT HARRIS, AND AWARDING HIM THE TITLE OF CURATOR-EMERITUS OF THE CLEARWATER SEA ORAMA WHEREAS, Captain Barnett Harris and Lucile Harris, his ~dfe, were therirst, naturalists at the Clearwater Sea Orama on Clearwater Beach, Florida, and through their initiative, imagination. ability and constant devotion to duty, have created there a display of native fishes and other marine life which has attracted wide-spread conunendation as being one of' the finest of its type in the world; and \1HEREAS, effective May 31, 1957, Captain Harris is retiring from active duty as Curator at said Sea Orama, and it is desired to commend his service to the City; .~. . .- NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF CLEARWATER, FLORIDA, in session duly and regularly assembled, as follows: 1. That this Conwission, on its behalf and on behalf of the citizens of the City of' Clearwater, hereby recognizes and commends the valuable service rendered the City by Captain Barnett Harris. 2. That Captain Harris is hereby awarded the honorary title of Curator-Emeritus of' the Clearwater S a Orama. 3. That a duplicate original or this Resolution shall be publicly awarded C~ptain Harris at the first opportunity. PASSED AND ADOPTED, this 3rd day of June, 1957. /s/ Le\'lis Horner Mayor-Commissioner . ...Attest: ....:;. :.:: /'fJ/ R. G. . Whitehead '~;:"\:;.';.' .City Clerk .: "'~',~~'''''-:~'.;;';:'.::'.:~.,'',.' ':,.'."..' .' ., ~,' .," ,. "" ..... . . ,;........ .', " .".. ;. . ~ . ~ . ", ,<:.: '.',". . '. .(,'. ',;.-" -I ," !.", . ',:, '~..,., � 0 � 0 CITY COMMISSIOI�T MEETING June 3� 1957 The City Commission of the City of Clearwater met in re�;ular sess:Lon at the City Ha'll, Monday, June 3, 1957, at 1:30 P.M, w'i.th tha foll�wing members present: Zewis Homer Mayor-Commissioner W. E, Strang, Jr. Comm3.ssioner Cleveland Inscc, Jr. Commissioner James H. Platklns Commissioner Absent; Samuel J. R�berts ' Commiss:,oner l�lso present c�rere: Jack Tallent Cit� Manager Ben Krentzman City Attorney � • Z�-��{tn� C:Lty Engineer S�t, Fran'<c Daniels Representing Police Chief The Mayor called the meeting to order. Th.e invocation was given by the tZeverend Don A. Cooke of First Methodist Church; Clearwater. Commissiener STJatkins moved that the mi�zutes of the special meeting o£ May 27th be approved in accordance with cop:� es furnished each member in writii2,. Mo�lon u�as seconded 'ay CommisaiorEr 2nsca and carried unanimously. The I�Iayor explaYned tl�at the City was concerned with the proposed plans for the brld�e over L•ittle Pass to be built by the State frorri Clearivater Beach 2sland to Belleair Beach Island and the relacation of' t?�e channel. He reported that pdr, A1 Ro�ero, State Road Board member, was unable to be at the mzeting as he was called u�.ek to Tallahassee, but that Mr. George S. Jenl�ins and Mr. A. A. Mastrianni, represent- ing the J. E. Greiner Company � Associates, �lbany, Georoia, c�rere present witn the �roposed r�la�s for tlle Commission's inPormat3on. He introducad Comnv_ssioners J, A. T�ovrell and John Bates from the Town of Belleair Beach and invited tnem to participate in the discu'ssion. A�`ter examining the plans, 1�4x�. Bob L�7ickman stated that he approved the height of thirty �'eet as sho��m on the engineer�s drawings but he ;vas of the opznion �hat the horiz��tal clearance vias still too narropr and should. bP approximately 90 feet wide. He also stated that the part of Bayside Unit 5 Subdivisian north oi the pass should have been bulkheaded to brevent the sand from going into the channel, Colonel Roland Birnn, Messrs. David Hand, Gene SAaulding and Jacab Court agree@ with Nlr. PJicltman�s recommendaticn regarding the horizontal clear�nce of the bridge, The City Engineer su�:�ested that tne seah*all line or bulishead line on the south side of Bayside Unit 5 cnuld be placed at the preseizt high t�aater mark. Nlr. H. H. Baslcin, Sr., indicated that he and his associates as developers of Bayside Unit 5 would be tvilling t� :ooperate in meeting the City�s requiremerits, The Mayor sug�ested that a letter be written to the County and the State requesting tha� no contrac� be let until the City has received assurance that its interests ir_ the mazter tarill be protected. Gommissioner Watkins moved �Ehat the Commission write the proper authorities req_uesting additional information concerning the pr�o�a�em coruzected with the ehannel, the establish- ment thereof and the maintenance thereof and also to include in that letter the request that �he hor�zontal tvidth of �he bridge be increased fi:om 50 to 90 feet and that we .va:.�ld appreciate their not signino aizy cantract until after the mazter had been discussed with the City o�ficials of Clearttia�er and that tne proper authorities ue authorized -�o sign that letter and send it. Mo�Eion was secondzd by Commissioner Strang and carried unanimously. The City Attorney read Resolution 57-31 commending Captain Barnett H�rris, retirilzg Curator of the Sea Orama t:iuseum, for his service to tlze City and al•varding the honorary title of Curator-Emer�.tus of the Clear��tater Sea Orama. Commissioner Stxang mo4red that Resolution 57-31 be passed and ad.apted and the proper oifi,cials be aLtthorized to Pxecute it. Motion u�as seconded by Commissioner ;�Iatkins and carried unanimously. • The Mayor announced a Public Hearing on �he constructian af an e�ght inch sanitary sewer iiz the rear af Lots 5-ll, inclusive, Bloc?c E, Finebrook Subdivision, to corinect to existing lYne north o�' Lot 11. The Mana�er read a letter signed by Mr. F, D. Saunders, F. J. Iiorbal, J. D. Bulloclt ar�d °,�1. A. Cody, affect�d property owners, opposing the installation of the setver in �he rear of the lots and askin� that the line be installed in front of the houses along 73etty Lane. The Enginesr estimated that t2xe :installation of the seiuer line in fror_� of the homes would cost �"6,100.00 or �7.92 per front Foot and in the rear would cost �2,q20.00 or �3.79 per fron� foot, and stated that ��.ther plan ivould be feasible. He explained tiiat tize Pu'blic Kearing was advertised f'or the rear of the lots as at a previous Commission meeting several property oGvners had indicated that v�as their pre£erence. Nir. F. D. Saunders and other affected property owners addressed the Corrunission. The City Attorney recommended that this Public Hearing be aancelled and that a netia Public Hearing be advertised based on installation of the pr.opased sewer in the s�ree� in front of the houses. Comm�i.ssioner Strang moved �hat this Public Hearing on the sanitary setiver in Block E, Pinebroolt Subdivis�ion, be cancelled and readvertiseci in the proper manner as soon as possible. Mo�ion was seconded by Commissionez� Insco and carried unanimously. The Ci+.y Attorne;� rep�rted �hat in connection ti�rith the development of the Clear- water Indttstrial Park the Florida Pawer Corporation has asked for an easement over a portion of' Lot 14, He said he and thc City �ngineer approved tne �ranting; of the easement. Commi.ssioner Strang moved that the easemen� from the Gity �o the Florida Power Corporatlon covering a portion of Lot 14 of the C1earLvater Industrial Park plat be approved as to form and that the proper officials be authorized tn sign it, i�totion was secpnd�d by Commissianer Insco and carried unanimously. � 1 ■ � -2- (;TTY COMMISSI�N MC�TTNG June 3, 1957 ?'he Mayor recommended ttlat Mr. U. M. Sla�ex be reappointed to tk1e Givil Serv:i.ce Board for a ierm of three years. Commi.ss�;onex Watkins moved tha� Mr. Slater be reappointed ta the Civil Service Baard for a term as prescribed hy law. Motlan tvas seconded by Commissioner Strang and carried unanimously. The Mayor reported that tlze City and �'our Conunissioners had met � with Mayor Nuccia in Tampa pertain�.n� to th� establishment af a colored laeaciz on the Courtney Campbell Causeway and tvere informed that the Gity of Tar.mpa 3s cpi�siderin� t-he establ3sh- ment of a beach there �or colored people as �ve11 as ano�her one far tvhi�e people Uu{: tivould lilze ta have a delay �f sixty dayls to fu�tner consider tlie matter. The Mayor recommended tlzat the Commisszon withhold any further steps until it is possible to correlate the plann3.ng tvit;ll the City of Tampa. By consent, the matt�r was dexerred for furtner considerati�n. Commissioner Insco moved tha,t the City P�fana,er be instruc�ed to aslt the Givil Service Board and t2ie Dir$ctor of Civil Se�vice �o conduct an oi :,g:Lna1 entranee C3.v:i.1 Service exam3nation for tPie position of Police Chie�' so that azz eli�ibility list for that posit?on can be furnished �o the Commi.ssion. Motion was secolzdec� by Commissi�ner I�Jatk� ns and carried unar_imously. Commissioner Insco reported that he and Cominissioner �+latltins attended the Sunc�ast League of NIunicipalities meetin� in Ven3ce oz� June 1st and stated that most of the session was devoted to a discussion of the by-lalvs of the or�anization. Cotrunissioner t�Jatltins announced that the next meetin� would be held on July 6th 3.n St. Petersburg, Cominissioner Strang asiced the City Attorney to check on tne number of people livii�g in �he First Addition to Gates Knoll Urhich was annexed to the City an May 27, 1957, as he had had several telephone calls on �he mat�er. Coru-nissioner Watkins ann�unced �izat the Penthouse Players would be �.n operatiozz for the period fron: July 27th to Septen;i;er 1s� in the Fort Harrison Hotel. He thought the Commission shoul�. �o on record as ap�roving su.eh prodact�ons. The Commission i1oZv ad�;ourned as the City Commission and act�zzg as Trustees oi the Pension Fund heard iwo letters read zrom the Advisory Gommittee ti�rllich recommended that Clarence MeCal1, Patrolman, Folice Department, and Henry Smith, Labor�r, Public Service Department, be accepted into membership in the Pension Plan. Commissioner :�Iatl�ins moved that the two empl�yees mentioned 'Ue accepted inta the Pensi�n Plan. I�Iotion was seconded by Commissioner Strang and carried unanimously. Tize C1er;t read a letter =rom the Advisory Committee of tne Employees' Pension Fui7d which reported tha� Mr. Hugh C. Fowler, steam boiler fireman at the Gas Plant, j�ras requesting ret7rement efiective June 11, 195`j, and recomme�ued that he be retired at a pensian of �119.�0 per month in accordance Ti��ith the provisions of the Pension Plan. Commissioner Strang moved that the pension Ue approved ii� accardance with the. recommendatlon of i,he Advisory Conunittee. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Insco and carried unanimously. There being nn furtizer bus?ness tu come before the Board, the meeting was ad�aourned ai; 3r0� P.N. Attest: t � City ler�c � a� -Co ssioner — — CTTX COMMISSION MEETING .7une 3, 1957 AGEnTDA Publ:ic Hear3ngs CITX COMMISSTON MEETIDIG '"' JtiYne 3, 195'7 l. Sanitary Se�,rer, B1k.. E, Pinebrooit Subd. 1:30 P.M. Invocation ReportS from City Manager• Intraduat�.ons 2. Little Pass Discussion with State Road M3.nutes oi Preceding Meetings Officials and Mr. Baskin Public Hearings 3. Resolution, Captain Harria Resignation Reports of City Mana�er 4. Aiscussion of Verbal Reports on other Reports of City Attorney Pending Matters by City Manager and Citizena �o be Heard City T;n�ineer O�her Commission Action Adjournment Reports from City Attorney Nleeta.ng Pension plan Trustees PETITION To the City Commissioners Clearvlater, Florida Geiztlemen: We the undersigned do izereby wish to ;o on record as opposi'no the installing of an 8 inch san�tary sewer and appurtenances in the rear of lots 4,5;b,7,859,10,11, Bloci�c E, :�inebro�k Subdivision from the northeast corner of lot 2, Block E, Pinebrook Subdivision to the present 8 ir�ch san� tary sei�res� vrhich is approximatal; 12 feet north of the north line of 1ot 11, Block E, pinebroolc Subdivision. LVe beleive that constructin� a sewer line in the rear as au�lzned, v�ould not be to the best interest oi a11 parties concerned, and we further oelieve that the proper place for a seti�rer installation is in �he street �n iront oi eur hauses, where it cauld be main�ainefl b�= the city cretivs �vi vhaut damage to crur lati�rns and shrubbery, as ivould be the case �f constructed i,z the rear as outlzned above. Res ectfu2ly surmittecl, /s�I'. D. Saunders js/ F. J. K�rbal j's�' John D. Bulloc.c jsj 'td. A. Cody, 1117 N, Betty �ane RESOI,UTIOid No. 57-31 RESOLUTION COMP�ND?I�G THE SERVICES TO THF CITY OF CLEARWATER, OF CAPTAIN BFiRNETT HARRIS, AND ATtIARDING NIM THE TITLE OF GUR�TOR-EMERITITS OF TFiE CLEAR�dATFR SEA ORAi4IA 4�JHER�AS, Captain Barnett Harris and Lucile Harris, his UTife, ��rere the first natur�lists at tlie Clearwater Sea Orama on Clearwater Beach, Florida, and through their initiative, imagination, ability and constant devotion �o duty, have crea�ed tilere a display of tiative fishes and other mar.ine life .ahich has attracted ,vide-spread commendation as bein� one of the finest ai its type in the vrorld; and GJ�IEREAS, effective May 31, 1957, Captain ?Iarris is re�iring fnom active duty as Curator at said Sea Orama, and it is desired to commend his service to the City; NOi+I, THER�FORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY R'HE CI'i'i' COR�SSI03J OF THE CITY OF CLEAR�IATER, FLORIDA, in session duly and regularly assembled, as follotus: l. That this Commission, on its behalz and on behaif of the citizens of the Gity oi' Clearwater, hereby receb�:�izes and commends the valuable servica i�endered the City by Capta2n Barnett Hariis. 2. That Captain harris is hereby a�varded the honorary iitle of Curator-Emeritus of the Clearwater S a Orama. 3. That a duplicate original of this Resolution shall be publ�cly awarded Capta3n �Iarris at the first oppartunity. ' PASSED P.ND ADOPT�D, this 3rd day of June, 1Q57. j s/' Lewis Homer Attest: Mayor-Commissioner j s/` R. G. ��lzitehead City Clerlc � � � =1 ,; .� 7 ,: / ar CITY COI�11vJISSION MEETING June 3, 1.95� MaY 3, 1�57 Honorable City Commiss�.oners Clear�va�er, Florid� Gentlemen; As Trustees of the City oi Clearivater F.,mployees� Pension Fund, you are her��y notified that Clarence MeCall, Patrolman - Police Dept., has Ueen duly examined by a local physician and d�signated by him as a"First Class" risk, The aUove employee began his service caiih the City on September 28, 1956, is under �k5 years of age (born Ju13T 23, 1930) and meets the requirements of our Civi1 Service, It is hereby recommended by the Advisory Committee tNrat he be accepted inta metnbership . Very truTy yours, Advisory Commi�tee of mhe Employees" Pension Fund. � sj Paul Kane j s� Dorothy Rotn j s� Di cic Nel son May 13, �957 Honorable City Commissioners Cleartivater, Florida Gentlemen: As Trustees of tl:e City of Clearwater Employees� Pension Fund, you are hereby notified that Henry Smith, Laborer - Public Serviee Dept., has been duly examined by a local physician and fles?gnated by him as a"First Class" r+isk. The above employee began his s�rvice avith the City on October 24, 1g56, is under �5 years oF a�e (born Dec. 8, 1912) and ineets the requiremeizts of our Civil Ser�ice, IL is hereby recommended by ;he Advisory Committee that he be accepted inta membership. Very truly yours, Advisor� Committee of `Phe EmployeesS Pension Fund jsj Paul Kane, Chairman j s� Doro�hy Roth jsj Dick Nelson May 28, 19�7 Honorable City Comm�ssion�rs Clearavater, Florida Gentlemen: As Trus�ees of the C?ty of Clearwater Employees' Pension Fund, you are hereby notified that in view of the attached leti:ers, the Advisory Gommittee recommends Mr,. iiugh G. Fow�er Ue reti'red at a pension of ,�1�g.30 per month tvhich amount is arrived at as follows• Total wages paid for last five years 1a,352.7-4 Average per year � 3�070 �3 Average per month 305,87 2o x 3C5.37 . . . . 6.1174 19 j*rs. 7 mos,�service x o.117�} . .,�11q.80 mo. pension Mr. Fowler meets requirements ior retsrement under Section 5 of the City of Clearwater Employees' P�nsion P1an, and requests effective date, 3une 11, 1957. Respectfully submitted, ADVISORY COI�'Il�fITTEE of the City Employees' Pension Fund � s�� Paul Kane, Chairman �'s f Dick Ne7. son / s/ Doro �h.y Roth I hereby certify the above dates and calculations to be correct according to the records of this office, %s j Fran�c A� zrnathy City:Treasurer ------------�--------�-------------------------------------------------------- ------ r . � �� ■�'����