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06/10/1957 ___,~;r- T" ,I1I(n",~~, ',. , I~:' ;~<' " H..'~..t:. ".'.,' "'~\"~., ,>,,/ "':'!~r" ;;i;.!':'_:""\l:'.I':.:.t:,~tr:.'h~(;;'"~,:r"",~,,"" ',s'''~~~':;'/~''7r~~~':~~:~~~'~:~', 1~~~,~.~,~~~".~"~~~C~~~~.~~~~'~'~"~!~~' &67 CITY COMMISSION MEETING June 10" 1957' The City Commission of the City of Clearwater met in special session at the City Hall" 1>10nday" June 10,1957" at 1:30 P.M. \'lith the followin~ members present: .. /;~< I t''i'f Y(t,,,l i;f.4",',;'>' ~.J"'1"" ."".,,~ ..., I - II : .:.:' :;;:::")-::.;'" - ~t!Ji,~:~J~~~~$~i.,;,',".',',;' ;JI ~ .~.. " 1./"' ~q;' .. ~~~. ',' Le\'li s Homer W. E. Strang" Jr. Cleveland Insco" Jr. James H. W~tkins Mayor-Commissioner COIM!i ss:loner Commiss:!oner COllUni sstoner Absent: Samuel J. Roberts Conuni ssioner Also present were: Jack Tallent Ben Krentzman S. Liclcton Patrolman P. Meissner City Nanager City Attorney City Engineer Representing Police Chief The Mayor called the meetine to order. The invocation was g~ven by the Reverend A. N. Bostrom of Cleart'la ter Bible Church. Conuni ssioner \'Jatlclns moved that the minutes of the regular meeting of June 3rd be approved in accordance t'li th copies furnished each member in. writlne. Motlon was seconded by ConllnissJoner Strang and carried unanimously. ... , ----:-. The Mayor announced a Public Hearine on the construction of thirty foot pavement, curb, drainage and eight inch sanitary se1,ler in Lincoln Avenue bet\jeen Court Street and Druid Road. The Engineer reported that a petition had been received from some of the property o'..mers requesting the improvements. He explained that the part of the area in Hibiscus Gardens already had curbs i'.J'hich could be used. He said the rest of the area 'VIas acreage but that a ppoposed plat had been submitted f'or a portion of it by Mr. Nick Lembo and that he was willing to g:L ve the right of way ad,ioining his property. The Engineer stated that Mr. Aldo Chambers, who was present" was willing to give right of way also. ~~. Lloyd Phillips, representing ~~s. Elizabeth Lind, o\'mer of part of the acreage on the east s1de of the proposed street" stated that she opposed the opening of the street if she has tCl contribute thirty feet to the rieht of way as her property has a depth of 110 feet and t~klng thirty feet off would leave only an 80 foot depth. Mr. Krentzman said he understood Nr. Charles Phillips was representing Mr. Lembo and that ~w. Phillips had been instructed to cooperate in any way possible to obtain the necessary right of way. Mrs. Fran1\: Benns, owner of Lot 1, Block T" Hibiscu's Gardens, expressed approval of the project. The Mayor stated that this seemed to be a matter of adjustment bet\~een property owners and suggested that the hearing 1)e adjourned to another meetine to allow the affected property O'r'ffiel~S to \!lOrl~ 1 tout bet'ween themselves. Coromi ssioner Strang moved that this Public Hearing be adjourned until June 24th at 1:30 P.M. Motion was seconded by Commi ssioner Watldns and carried unanimously. In regard to bids received for truck chassis and cabs for refuse bod~es, the Manager read a letter in which he reconunended that the bid of $2,599.00 from Larry Dimmitt" Inc., be accepted for one truck chassis,; that the b:i.d of $9, 9L~0.29 for three trucJ\. chassis ot' 21,,000 GVld and the bid of $15,1'TI~.8'( for three trucl<: chassis of 29,000 GVW from Hunt Truck Sales" Tampa, be accepted as it was considered that the purchase of this equipment i'-1ould produce the most economical operation. Mr. George Dal by, representing Orange State Motors, \'lD.S present and spolce brj.ei'ly. There i.,as discussion on the costs of maintenance of the different types of' truclcs being bid. Conun:ts sioner Strang pointed out that tilere l,'laS approximately $800.00 difference per truclc between the 10t'1 bid from Thayer Motor Company and the bid recommended and he doubted that even if maintenance cost should run slightly higher that the difference in maintenance costs "Iould exceed $800.00 during the estimated life of the truclc. COnllnissioner Strang moved t.hat the bids on the truck chassis be awarded under Item A to Larry Dinunitt in the amount of $2,599.00; under Item B be awarded to Thayer Motor Company in the amount of' $8,,691.00 f'or the three units and that the three truck chassis and cabs under Item C be a\'larded to Thayer Motor Company in the amount of $l2,,645.00, these bids being considered the best and lowest bids and meeting the spec1fications. and the proper officials be authorized ,to sign the contract. Mot1on was seconded by Commissioner Insco and carried unanimously. Conun:issioner Vlatkins reported trlat the City Attorney prior to Nay l~(th advi sed the Commission that Mr. Alex D. Finch had some additional information regarding POlice Chief Irving Dribben and the City Attorney had been instructed to \"lri te Mr. Finch a letter requesting the information that Mr. Finch had reported that he had which reflected detrimentally on the record o~ Chief Dribben as a police off'icer prior to his service in th.e City. Commissioner vlatkins reported that the letter wri tten by the City Attorney ''las sent May l'(th and that to date there had been no reply from rrlr. Finch. The Manager reported that Acting Fire Chief Dobson had requested app~oval of his absence from the City from June 14th to June 17th and of his vacation from June 16th to 29th and had recommended that the Fire Department be left in charge of the Senior Captains Danny Becl\: and John Neadows. The Manager suggested that one of these men be appointed Acting Fire Chiei' for that period. Comnd.ssioner Insco moved that Acting Fire Chief' Dobson be granted his regular amount of vacation and that the Senior Captain be appointed Acting Chief during his absence. Motion \~as seconded by Commissioner vlatkins and carried. unanimously. { :c I ,Ji'~~~f~f~ftMS~l{~~'!I~l;;~,;;C":;;:,j;.::'~';"" ~.",,' .,;' "c". .. ;' -.I". , ~~.:,:_ " '", -., I .~.,'i.."..,...._ . ,'. :.,':,.< " ~J.l ',':, ~ '." ,. .,f.:!. j ~, ,';:'';'1' .,'. .....).,:...~I.~,~r"l7:1-"~~I"~,l.io~'f~~~~~. ,',..'., ,_:,;,,,.;iJ.:[;,.~~;~j:~lJ!:~;iiM;;:~~,,".~ ,,~;2iili~ftl{~~I;,~,.~&ii,i~~0J..iilJ;j?,t\:,'i\ '(;':';~;1r ~~,;;" ;;~:~ :~".\/I 1/1 (7 if ;,:","1 (J,/ U () ;:.,.~';(.t'": ',-1"" ".,. ~, . , ....r:' .<::" :1, 1~, '-:;, 1" ~. \ ;f;r~ .::: I, ;~~'~~'bl\.~ ~..~:r;t:~J: I '~~J~::7.:()~~;:j\~l!~~ l"~dF 'f~,'~.', .::. :. . '~':~..'... .':.'. f.:~L~f~:;':~~~" .'" ..''L~'::." ",:'" J -2- CITY COr~ISSION MEETING June 10, 195'{ After inveotigatillg lot cleaning procedurea, the Manager said he proposed to ha.ve private contractors In that type of business bid on do:1ng the work fOl" the Ci ty but to continue the Game procedures as to notice to the property o\'mers, etc" as previously followed. He said after analyzing the cost of administering the lot cleuning pr0cess he \,tould recollunend n $15,00 minimum charge for lots up to 6,000 square feet and $1,00 for each addi tj,onal 1,500 square feet or fract.r.on thereof, Conuni s~ioner VIa tldns 11l0'/Cd that the prj. co of' $15.00 for a minimum charge for lots up to b,OOO square roet and $1.00 for eacll additional 1,500 square feet or fraction thereof be approved. t>'lotiun \'laS seconded by Conullissj,oner Str>ane and carried unanimously. Corrunissioner HatlcLns moved that the City put out for bids the mO\'ling of lots on contract on an annual basl s. Motion. \'18S seconded by Commissioner Strang and carr:1.ed unanimously. The tw1anager reported that a proposed blll for a separate pension plan for the members of the Clearwater Police Department '.'las put in the hopper at Tallahassee last \'leej( and said he was informed by a member of the Police Department \'Iho had a part ill initiating the bill that the request for the bill had been dropped. The Manager read a Ie tter from Mr. Di cj( Nel son, Gas Plant Superintendent J which stated that for the paat several months a program for converting t~e present water-gas plant to 100% Hasche Reformed f"lethod 1'1a s been under considera t:1, on and due to the time involved for delivery of materials f'or eigher method it is imperative to make a decision. The letter Save several reasons for continuing the conversion to the Hasche Reformed Method: 1. Lower cost of operat~on. 2. It would provide a stand-by for natural gas. 3. It would require less than (;ne half the manpower ror operation. 4. vii til the reformine; method, operation \<Tould be more simpli1'ied, 5. There ,'!ould be no return to 525 BTU gas and no readJustment of bill B and appliances. The Ivlanager ex.plained that if the C:it~ \'laS G;oing to continue the water-gas system a. major maintenance overhaul \.TOuld be necessary. He said in adopting the Hasche system it would mean spending about $135,000.00. By consent, the Conunission agreed to malce a trip to the Gas Plant as soon as the meeting ViaS over. The City Attorney presented for approval an escrOVl agreement with Constantine Farms, Incorporated, and reported that the agreement llad been executed by the Constantines Bnd that they had deposited with the City a checl, for $2,423.74 as provided to cover tl1eir proportionate share 01' the paving of Gunn Avenue as their adjoining acreage is outside the Ci ty and not assessable. Conuni ssio11.er Strang moved that the escrow agreement be approved and the proper officials be authorized to execute it. ~1oti on Nas seconded by Conunizsioner Insco and carried unanimo....,sly. In regard to the nwnber 01' ree;istered voters living \\'itilin Gates Knoll 1st Addition, the Ci ty Attorney reported that he 110. ~1 chec:ced at the Tax l\.ssesscr I s office and found that as of this date there are now ti':.irteen !lov.ses in the subd:lvJ,sion. He said the Ci ty has on file a S'i'lOrn affidavi t b~r !'vIr. Cecil Gates, the O\'ll1er of the ma ~ori ty of the lots in the subdiv:lsion, to the effect that there \'lere less than ten registered voters living there and it was the City Attorney's opinion that the ordinance as adopted annexing the subdivision is leGal. Regarding the a,1l1cxation of Ba~i Bluff's Estates" the City Attorney explained that he had prepared Ordinance 741 for the final annexation of the subdivision and that the area had been zoned R-l by the Zoning Board. However, he ccmmented that the Ordinance 632 contract had net been approved and the subdivision plat was not yet approved. He read Ordinan.ce 741 on 1 ts first reading. filotion "laS seconded by Conunissioner Ha tl-cins and carried ~nanimous1y. The City Attorney recommended that second and third readings be deferred. The City Attorney inquired if tl'1e Conunission \'lished to go ahead \'lith Resolution 5',,{-32 Nhich \'lOuld require forty- seven property m'1l1ers to clear, their lots of weeds and underbru.sh. The Mayor suggested adoptinG the Resolution and having the "lor]\: done at the new cost. Commissioner Strang moved that Resolution 57-32 be passed and adopted and the proper of'ficial s be authorized to execute it. I'lotion ''las seconded by Conunissioner Hatldns and carried unanimously. In connection \'lith the sale of' the revenue certificates of 1956, the City Attorney stated it \'las Ylecessary to establish a Construction Trust Fund and that he had prepared such an agreement \'!ith the First National Bank of Clear\'later acting as Trustee. He read Resolution 5'7-33 desic;natin[; the First National B n1: of Clearwater as Trustee, approving the Canst nction Agreement and settinc; up the compensatlo11 for the Trustee. He stated that the City Treasurer had approved the agreement and it had been checked with the First National B:..mlc. Commissioner \'latkins moved that R0so1ution 5~(-33 be adopted and that the proper officials be authorized to execute it. Motion was seconded by Conunissioner Insco and carried unanimousl:y. The A.ttorney reported that the Engineer had submitted to him a request from the Seaboard Air Line Railroad Compa.ny for an easement along Railroad Avenue north of BfH1eair Street to suppl~r a spur tracl-: for filoderll. Roofing Company. The Engineer stated that :Railroad Avenue was a forty foot unpaved street and he had no object~on to granting the easement. The Attorney reconunel1ded that this be a revocable casement in case the City wi.shed to open and pave the street later. Conunissioner \'latlcins moved that the C~ty indicate its approval of a revocable easement in favor of the Seaboard Air Line Railroad in the vicinity of Modern Roofing Conwany, Clearwater, in Railroad Avenue " sub..iect to an acceptable easement f'orm to be approved by th.e Conunission and subject to an~rdt'a.j,nage corrective action as determined by the City Engineer. Motion was ,seconded byConun1ssioner Strang and. carried unanimously. ....:" l :,/( :'::("'1 ,', , i ~ J L,;"",, " ~~:::"~': ,~",;,,:~..;<<.:<,,: ~', r...: ,,\~:: ;~ : ~,. ":';'I.\>)\:?;< ,';~/ . . l,.', I' . I".' .',.. I... ' i ~ ' ,/,<,.,;:".,-.,:,; (; , . ',' , . .., ; ~ TO,: "'~'~'7'~:j ",: .:' " / '.:; {~?.'{\ { ",1',. -: ,," '" tilf~~~iii; ~Jr t:'l' ",'~' . ::.;." ~ ":: 'p,.,.. ',_ ". .., . '., ":;". _~ ,i,.. ~'.~'~? ~ :~:~'T"P~y~~::O/' . <I " _", ,,,.-, .' '. ~'" , !_ . :'..:;_'_~'/ ;.>.~/:::.>~.v~~~.\t.:t-(~';":~'::':'~;::h''':' . __ :.l....~~.... .~ I ,;~"; .... ~.:',' .} -;".. , .... ~..' ....... ,';',; ;,,', ,:'.:,;,>,c:,o,:.J;,", '!.~;';ii;~\~;i~;~,>:~:\~~~!i:;:i,ili:~~5k~~~i~vi~~~~.~~~~~tt"~~~' -3- CITY COf-'IMISSION MEETING June 10, 195r( The City Attorney reported thu t Conulli saioner WIl tkinB had reconunended the adoption of an ordinance resulutine the solicitutioll for charitable, patriotic, religiouB, educatiol1al, and philanthrupic purposcs in thc City and that he had prepared a pr0- posed ordinance \'/.1. tll copies fot' each Cornm:t:.3UiOilCr f'or utudy and cons'~ dera i;lon at a later date. Conunissioner 'l'1utl'dns cxpln:lned that under the proposed ordinance reports would be furnished to the publ:i c gl vine the cuot of' the campaiCns and the net amount obta:Lned by the charitable Dr(;an:Lzatlon.. thereby shov/inu; whether the promoters received too large a percentaGe of the donutions. The Attorney presented a statement for :~300. 00 for the month of fllay from fJIr. Owen Allbritton.. Assistant City Attorney, for services as right of way agent in con- nection \'J'J. th North fJIyrtle Avenue, Suuth f/Iyrtle Avenue and continued V'lorlc on the Pierce street 'widening proJect. C0mrnissioner Strang moved the bill be paid. Illction i'laS seconded by Commi ssioner ~llatldns and carried unanimously. Conunissioner Strang reported that the City Commiss:i,on last SUll'uner had as]{ed the Elks Club to move its Nursery School f'rc'm City cJ\med property north of the Nunicipal Auditorium on Pierce Boulev2.rd and Cleveland Street and had offered to give the Elks Cl ub the building if it \'TaS moved \'li thin une year. Dr. John Crump and another representat~i '.Ie from the Ell':s Club aslced permission tG move the school tCJ City o,med property located on Mi s souri Avenue east of the National Guard Armc.Jry. Arter checking the Zoning Map, it VTaS ascertained that the area is presently zoned R-l and '.'TQuld require a Public Hear:1.ng to determine if' such use could be made of the property. The City Attorney sugGested that the representatives from the Ell:s Club chec~ with the ;Engineer to help describe the needed property. Commissioner Insco moved that the proper officials set up a Public Hearing under 'che Zemine Ordinance to determine Vlhethel~ or not an arect thJs approximate s1ze is to be approved for use by the Ell{s Nursery. Motion "Tas seconded by ConU11issioner vlati':ins and carried unanimously. Conunissioner Strang commented that on ~1ay 2r(th the COln111i ssion appreved the adverti s1 ng .for bids fer rcsurfac:Lng of' Hic;illa;:ld Avenue from Cleveland to Palmetto but ~e was of the opinion that HiGhland Avenue from Cleveland to Gulf' to Bay Should also be done. The Enr;ineer reconunended tLlat the pro,ject be extended to include Highland from Cleveland to Druid Road. By consent, the EnGineer was directed to advertise the resurfac:i n~ of Hi[;l1laild frem Cleveland to Druid Read as an alternate to the originally authorized bid. Conunissioner Insco reported that several months aso Ordinance '(24 1'laS adopted regarding the maintenance of ,:un;'~yard3 1'1:!. 'chin ti1e City limits and tha t a six months grace period l,'/as included to gi ve one uf t~1e dealers time to decide ~'lhether he \'lanted to go out of bus:ness or maJce arrangements to 1"'8. ve his place cleaned up and fenced. The Manacer reported that the effect::. ve date of the Ordinance ~'lOuld be June 11th and the Assistant City ^ttorney and the Police Chief will take action if this wo~c has not been done by the effective date. Cornm:i.ssioner Insco inquired as to the proGress on the plans for Fire Station #4 and VlaS informed that the Architect" Mr. Barace Hamlin, '-las \'lorldng en changes in the dra\'lings. The Manager :.'lBS asJ-::ed for a report at the nex.t meeting as to 1,'lhen the plans '-lould be ready. Commissioner Insco as;,;:ed about the progress of plans for the ne~" Ncgl"o Recreation Center. The Ene;ineer said he hoped to put the plans out i'or bids nex.t '</eei~. In regard to the agreement with the Seaboard Air Line R ilroad for exchange of certain property, the Attorney reported that the a~reement prOVided that the area 100 feet along the tracks neur Druid Road should be filled ~'lithin two years from the date of' the agreemel1t Jul:y 15, 1955. He explained that he and the Engineer had met with r/Ir. E. B. Cusler, the railroad's representative, and explained that the City had been putting fill into the area but would not l1ave the 100 feet compl etely filled by that time limi t. He said that Mr. Casler advised him to \'lrite a letter to the railroad explainins that tL"le City might not have it completed by July 15, 1957" and asl{ed if they would submit an extension agreement. Comr~ssioner strang reported tiat the con- tractors in the Ci ty \'lere notified c;ver a month ago that they could not dump in the area any more so he thought t,he fill must be almost complete. The C1 ty Attorney said he \'lould f'urni sh the Manager \'/'i th a copy of the ae;reemen t . The Cornmi ssion a sl-ced for a report all "-1ho issued the orders stopping the dumping in that area. The Nayor reported that ~1r. H. H. Freeze, the ol'mer of h/enty acres on the south side 01' Lake Belleview, h:1.d told him tha t he had an offer to sell the propert;v i'or $5,000.00 per acre but he would give the City the opportunity to buy the property for a park site with 10% dOl'm and 10% payment eCl.ch year if the City "las still interested. He explained that the Planning Board and the Ci t;,T had been tryin~ to secur€ some property f'or a parl<. in South Clear\'l9.ter. Corrunissioner StranG moved that the Engineer be author~zed to do what ~s necessary to ascertain the useful land on this tract of ground and make a report to us at the next meeting and inform the property owner i'le are interested in further d,; scussion. Motion \'las seconded by COITU1ussioner Insco and carried unanimously. Commissioner l,'Jatl\:ins said he had been ir.:.formed by some of the propert~l O\'mers on vlatldns Road that the To\'/n of Bellea1r had declined to appr0acl1 r"tr. Ed \vright in resard to secu.ring more right of '!tray for Watltins Road. By consent.. the City Attorney \'las requested to contact l.w. v/right on the matte,.". Conunissioner \'lat1\:.ins moved the meeting be adjourned. Motion ''las seconded by Conunissioner Strang and carried unanimously. The meeting was adjourned at 4:00 P.M. ~-~~ YOr-~~ioner . .," , ' A.ttest~ ,~~~~fijT;m+C\i;;r;.....~~~ ~i:~~j~;,!~g~~i,~;J\~;: ;. ....... . ~"IIlQIIr.~-,_.....-,. - .<-.;;,; --.....)t.... ! I: I, 1.-,' L' I , l ! f '\'\::,.. I ,.. " , . :~c;;;~::~::;::::::.::~;~t~;:t~;~i:~~~,~;~;::~~:;';;! . , , ; ";l,l:,j~~ r'II"'1t'"t~~~'~~'::r:~'W'N, AGENDA CITY COMMlSSION MEETING June 10, 1957 1:30 P.M. CITY COMMISSION MEETING June 10, 195'7 Public Hearing}! r~Avenue pavement, curb and sewers between Court Street and Druid Road I:nvocation l:ntroductions Mlinutes of Preceding Meetings Public Hearings Reports of City Manager Reports of City Attorney Citizens to be Heard Other Commission Action Jldjournment Meeting Pension Plan T:rl,18tees Re~~~a from City Manager r~IdB, Refuse Chassrs 2. Disoussion of Verbal Reports on other Pending Matters by City Manager and City Engineer Reports from City Attorney 1. Approval of Agreement with Constantine Farms, Inc. re Gunn Ave. 2. Ordinance #741, Annexation of Bay Bluffs Estates _________________________u_____________________________________________________~_______ RESOLUTION 5'( - 33 WHEREAS, it is necessary and appropriate that the CITY OF CLEARWATER enter into a Construction Trust Fund Agreement with a National Bank in the City of Clearwater, F~orida, having trust powers in order to accomplish the payment in the proper manner of expenses of construction of improvements according to the provisions of Ordinance No. 718 of said CitYj and \iHEREAS, the CITY OF CLEARWATFR has sold $2,000,000.00 utility Revenue Certificates, Series o~ 1956, and the proceeds are available for placing with a Trustee to accomplish the foregoing purpose. NOW, THF~EFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, by the City Commission of the City of Clearwater, Florida, in session duly and regularly assembled as rollows: (1) THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF CLEARWATER, Clearwater, Florida, a banking corporation organized and existing under the laws of the United States of America~ and having trust powers is hereby designated as the Trustee for the purposes Bet out in Ordinance No. 718 and in Construction Trust Fund Agreement dated June 10, 1957. (2) That said Construction Fund Agreement is approved and ratified and the City hereby binds itself to the provisions thereof, and the Mayor, City Manager, City Clerk, City Treasurer and City Attorney be and they are hereby authorized to e~ecute same fo:r the City. (3) That the officials authorized to execute requisitions according to Section 3 (A) or said Construction Trust Fund Agreement are as follows: MAYOR CITY MANAGER CITY TREASURER - LEWIS HOr.mR JACK TALLENT FRANK ABERNATHY and said orficials are the only persons authorized to execute said requisitions until further resolution of this Conunission, and that each requisition shall not be va~id until signed by all three of the foregoing ofricials. (4) That the official of the City and the only official of said City authorlzed to maJee the request of the Trustee to invest or re-invest according to Section 8 of the Construction Trust Fund Agreement shall be the City Treasurer, FRA~ ABERNATHY~ until ~urther resolution of this Commission. (5) That the Consulting Engineers of the City are BRILEY, WILD & ASSOCIATES of Daytona Beach, Florida, the principals o~ which firm are: HARRY E. WILD HAROLD D. BRILEY B. N. \oJILSON the ~oregoing principals shall be the only persons authorized to execute requisitions and other papers on behalf of said Consulting Engineers. (6) That the Trustee shall be compensated for its services as follows: Base fee, $100 plus 1/10 of 1% or all funds paid out up to $1,000,000.00. 1/25 of 1% on funds paid out over $1,000,000.00. Out-of-pocket expenses including but not l:tmited to registered mail, insurance charges, preparing copies o~ documents and the like, special statements, list3~ and duplicate requisitions. (Continued) , ~' , . .' ., , " :11)l~~(~r~&.w~~:f~'\ir~~~~:;,,~~,;"v""'(.~':(~'\:V4:r'<~~~~~\,:,;'lr4 '. """\ 1~\::{".;;,.",;-}",,! .."v;....,. .. "";':<I/~~,t""'\!' I '~r:\j>~~"'r:~~1;fP""',f~f/.t"'l"('.\~(' ';':r~1ir.1!{iP.""~...jw~l.\'t~~,_ ":f.f/:':.<;:\/':":,~':',~'~S~:>::\.':";'::'~ '~''::,~::':'"'' '", . . ';'~.:$'-'I '. ~"p '. ,. ,........ ';,1'1 (':50-:I'li~..'~" ,;. "".,...;_~~~j~~~~;i~~itfi~;,~~~~~~f:li~~~~t~~~i~~~.iit;~&tj:k~;~~~~lk2~;~LJ!~~~lr~'" . Norman E. Humbel Wooster Medical Clinic 2600 ~v 00 s ter Rd. Roclcy River 16, Ohio Jacl{ Mos s 802 N. Ft. Harrison City Maggie K. Bowling c/o M. Trepard 2103 Felton St. San Diego, Cali~. Harold P. Fox Lots 3, 4, 9, 10 & 13 120 - 3rd Ave. Blocl{ 82, Unit 5 Haddon Heights, N.J. Mandalay Sub. B. F. Lohrnar Lot 9 2301 22nd St. So. Block 20 St. Petersburg, Fla. Maryrnont N. B. Beecher Lots 45,46 Biltmore, N. C. Block E" Navajo Park R. \'T. Rwnpf Lot 1 609 E. Stroop Rd. Block D" Unit B Dayton 9, Ohio Slcycrest D~. Max Cooper Lot 1 1508 Garfield St. Block C" Unit B Hollywood, Fla. Skycrest Ed. V. Stoute Southerly part of Lot 6 9 E. 8th St., Apt. 3 Block B" Unit C Covington, Ky. Skycrest ~n. L. Lowe Lot 9 3842 N. Oconto Block B, Unit D Chicago 34" Ill. Skycrest John F. Sage Lot 10 626 N. Oarf'ield Ave. Block B, Unit D Jaynesville, Wise. Skycrest Raymond H. Center Lots 1, 2 1380 Palmetto St. Block D" Unit 3 City Sk~crest Raynlond H. Center Lots 1, 2 1380 Palmetto Block E, Unit 4 Ci ty Slcycrest Pete~ E. Matten Lot 12 210 W. Northfield Ave. Block D, Unit 5 . ", .: :,:. , '" ,Livingston" N. J . Skycres t ,:,~'{:,:,:.:,:::.,,:.~.,;,:;~. >.x'" lI. P. Keith Lots 5, 6 31 00 '" ~%;;:<~:;i,':;';5!~:y,i:;:,:"",',,..';,>:~.;i::'.'-919Drew St. ' Block C, Unit 6 ," . ,'.'.,~":,: SJeycrest ~Joi:'~~" ',,~.~~... -'. ~..t'... '~ ~ t.-,,,_1ijC'J. JJ.....~~ ___ . ~ ", .....' .. . ,.... ' "'?'" r""'~t~"""",,,,,:,,~,,,,.~,,,,!,,_.,,'~I~'~'.'~"~~~~\'1~''''''~~.'~'~''''{.I~,"",,:,,".>-_._~~.....~i~..t.:.:.~..~..~ ; ~ CITY COMMISSION MEETING June 10" 1957 (Continued) Cost of advice and opinions of counsel. The reasonable cost of additional unanticipated services ror reinvestment or unanticipated functions required to be performed, said additional compensation to be approved by the City Manager and City Treasurer. PASSED AND ADOPTED this 10th day of' June" A.D. 1957. /s/ Lewis Homer" Lewis Homer - Mayor - Commissioner /s/ R. G. Whitehead - R. G. Whitehead - City Clerk ----------------------------------------------..-----------------------------~------ RESOLUTION No. 5'( - 32 WHEREAS: it has been determined by the City Commission of the City of C~earwater, Florida, that the property described below should be cleaned of weeds, grass and/or underbrush: and that after ten (10) days notice and failure of the o\~er thereof to do so, the City should clean such property and charge the costs thereo~ against the respective property. NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED by the City Commission of the City o~ Clearwater, Florida, that the fol1o\'ling described property J situate in said Ci ty, shall be cleaned of weeds, grass and/or underbrush within ten (10) days af'ter notice in \'Iri ting to the owners thereof to do so and that upon failure to comply with said notice-, the City shall perform such cleaning and charge the costs thereof against the respective properties in accordance with Section 128 of the Charter of the City of Clearwater, as amended, NAME Harold A. MacLean 515 Virginia Lane City DESCRIPTION 13 29 15 55 S 60' of' N 600' of if 492.88' of' Ni'i t 01' S1'1 t. Lot 9 DruJd Acres COST $3.5.00 (5626-K) of E 164.5' Niv 1~ of the 3.8.00 Lots 1, 2 Blocl{ A LaJolla Lots 5, 6 (170) Blocl{ 4 Magnolia Heights 25.00 3.6.00 63.00 20.00 15.00 19.00 17.00 17.00 19.00 19.00 25.00 25.00 20iOO 'i;r~::;l't~'~;:;:~;; ~(;?r:". ";7":J:?J, ;';'\';\':;;(;:~i:';;'~~;:'~i~i'~~~~'~f~~.:;\~;,ih:H7.;~:!;~";~~!'?~!":;'N,i',!"\~~ ",:;~:I''';it~V''''5~:~'~~'~fr;'~~~.1J~t'..,~~:~~~ . ....;;;;;;;~t!i2iC<l~e~~~i~~ijj;fI.1~~.i;ii:~!i~(k{l;i~S~ NAl\1E Maurie Office c/o Lloyd M. Phillips, Atty. Davey-McMullen Bldg. City James B. Simpson 119 S. Wilson Delphi, Ind. Omar E. MacNutt 38 Neome Dr. Pontiac, ~tlch. ~~rgaret N. Schimmel 6709 S. Cregier Apt. 2-0 Chicag'.), Ill. Jake J. KOi3ky 15 s. Hercules Ave. City Albert \'1. Kette !....2 Forest St. ion" Ohio El er H. Krenlce Jansen, Nebr. Owen M. MucRobert 2538 Frank~ort st. New Orleans, La. Merl D. Williams 3257-A S. Lenox Milwaulcee 7, Wisc. Louis J. Horwich 7318 Pershing Ave. University City 5, Mo. Clyde B. \oJel1 s 715 ~/lood Dr. City JOB. K. Christiansen 18645 Marlowe Detroj. t 35, Mich. A. E. Purviance c;o Blanton Realty 319 S. Ft. Harrison City Zachary Carpita 235 B. Garden Circle Belleuir Martha F. Schultz 570 N.W. l19th St. Miami, Fla. J. W. Greenawalt 118 N. Orion Cit~ Bernice M. Mills, et a1 l~OO Oal<: Ave. C:tty ."',.-...... . #'~""'- CITY COMMcrSSION MEETING June 10, 195r{ (Continued) DESCRIPTION Lot 5 Block B, Unit 6 Skycrest Lot 6 Block D, Skycrest Lot 6 Blocl<: F I Skycrest Lot 5 Block C" Skycrest COST' 21:"0'0 21.00 Unit 7 21.00 Unit 7 19.00 Wallace A. Wiegert 82-52 257 St. Glen Oales Floral Park~ N.Y. Carl L. Billings 59 Acade~v Ave. E. Weymouth, Mass. Ray Goatley 17537 Rutherford Detroit 35, Mich. Victor A. Rowe 9358 S. Trumbal1 Evergreen Park 42, Ill. Fiorino F1orent1n1 1941 Edgewater Dr. " " City rl.''!',\, ,.,..1,: ';,,;.(>)::',; ,'E,al' \1. Ralston Lot 12 ,\1 ; ..} ",11t:J'", )'. . :.'.~..: ~1..' '101 S Ft H 1 Bl k A ~ ;:,.'~ ~ II J ),;';,}": ::':",; ',::' , ,1' . . urr Bon OC N!fe~;:"":;I(;::' ::,:.. 'C1 ty. Venetian ~1r;~,f~t"/If--::~r ,,'.~~~ ..., 'w' , G C 111 ~j,\~ (,'t<,;,'r'>t:,'">::.,, ';~~. ., 0 ns , ' ,,'; Lot 15 '~'\'i"""';:i:#:~:t1;:X;~11t~ ~.<?9~~~.~e, A,:,,~.. ,:: '::'" ,: : .; '., , vBIOCktiA ','" '.;' \ V ' Y ,',. '., , "-;." ,. . ." ",. '" ..: . ene an .' .:tt:{r~l{\i{~~\iiit~~;~I';;;?r~~~~!~~;;'..i\~:..... ' .. '. Unit 9 Lot 6 Blocl{ C.J Unit 9 Skycrest Lot 6 Block D, Unit 9 Skycrest Lot 12 Block D" Unit 9, Sl<:ycrest Lot 12 Bloc!\: E, Unit 9 Sky crest Lot 3 Block H, Unit 10 Skycrest Lot 4 Block J, Unit 10 S1cycrest Lot 1 Bloclc .J, Unit 7 Skycrest Lot 2 Blocl<: J, Unit 7 Skycrest 13 29 15 (30A) (S637x9) Beg. at a pt. on S line of Drew St. 760' E of W Bdry. of NE t of NW ~ Run, S 150' E 65' N 150' W 65' to POB. 13 29 15 (30) (5637x8) Beg. at a pt. on S line of Drel'l St. 690 I E of vI Bdry. of NE i- of mv t Run. S 150' E '70 I N 150' W 70' to POB 13 29 15 (2) (5626-1) Beg. in the Bndry. of Gu1f-to-Bay Blvd. 276.81' E of the W Bndry. of NW ~ th E along N Bndry. of Gu1f-to-Bay Blvd. 270' th N'ly l50'l.'I/ly. 13 29 15 (32) (5637x3) Beg. at a Pt. on S. line of Drew St. 495' E of W Bndry. of NE ~ of ~rj k Run. S 150' E 65'N 150' vI 65 I to POB. 13 29 15 (33) (5637x2) Beg. at a Pt. on S line of Drew St. 430 I E of \'1 Bndry. or NE ?t of N\v k Run. E 65' S 150 I ~v 65 I N 150' to POB. Lot 5 Block F Slcycrest Terrace 20.00 20.00 18.00 17.00 17.00 17.00 18.00 18.00 18.00 18.00 38.00 18.00 18.00 18.00 20.00 Lot 5 Block M Slcycrest Terr. 2nd Addn. Lot K Blocl{ 2 Terrace Lake Addn. Lot H Block 2 Terrace Lake Addn. Lots 28, 32, 33, 34 Sunnydale 18.00 22.00 17.00 37.00 17.00 Pt. Sub. '""'. :';-:~~'7'".......~,.'." .. , " . ~ -, ' , . -y . 'F.fi~'>"'~'~'~~f~~~~';i1' r'l' ....~tAll~~~~~~,~.,~~~~} , ~~~~: . ~f?\.~r. .-'~f~~!P:i~'~~: .' " , - ,,~ , __f- .. 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" ' ,,:' ,~:>t>;~,~?~~,~,'.;;;~:~:~~';t:':: "'j.:~:~?[r:~\P~:;~"!:'.,}~;;,~fi~:;~ f\;,1;"'''''''''f .: " ,\"? ",:-:'." ',;, ';1';:;'",~ , ' ,I" . . I ..; " ( Continued) , : ,,;;:;;., ):;t:f, ".' .i:-J'i]$'~' .,,1' , "' "" ~," ","", . ','.' C 'I.';. .~ ~(~\:,:::~'~~~I"?'~',~~~lr~,5;;:;;1;~/r't'N;~' ' . , . ,,'.,:" ':.' ,',:';.' DESCRIPTION ., i ,:::J\t<i~i:;'X';:3c ~r~)~~'~\)~~';~~~~:':";, ~~~r6g~~;.~:::',<;,!,::.:<~ti:'~1;: , ..... .- ...., ' ., '.., .. I "" " "", J,' . , ~>:,::, .,.,' ,f::'\':.:':'Joa. K. Turner Lot .J.7 .', '/)' ,','~ :,',' 'ts.uO""-,,,,,,,,;:.',,,,>7J '. '" ". ,:' ~~~~ Venetian Dr.' ~~~~~i:n Pt. SUb.,':-,:::>--" "",> . _:, \':;:'.~W: , " Leland J. Medina Lot 20 \ "'"\::';,, 18.00 . .. '"'" ~~~h~~~e~~~~ ~r~: ~~~~~i~n Pt. Sub. " :;,.,:~ ~;:-:;';}H;,;(!.'::; "'("", '" .':, ;>::::~>;:~;,';~1:,_. '.,:,t,(,:: ,'c:,};;'" ..y 8 ., " Kirkland Howie ' Lot 21 </ ";rf':V;, /:.... 1 00' ': '.f; ,r.,('y., ,0' ~a~~f~~~~n s~~:~e ~~~~~i:n Pt. Sub, ,. 'i :",g!r:: . ' , ';}<4~;~: , Norristown, Pat '" ;": ,,/'f', .. "":"', .', . , ',' ; i,',' :,'r:~~('1~/;1 , . Jame B F. Pitman Lot 23 ,,:;;J< :';" 19, 00 "/1;t;f~'; ,,'''', ,.." 152 Devon Dr. ; ~~~~~i:n Pt. Sub. 4, '::,,~,::,:J:':';';1)':::;C:':;:'~! <'-,", :',:',:' :'<';~~::~~~i:~~; . , ", .' City t L t 27 . ':c"':'>!::,;'i/" ;,'., " .: 18 00 : , :,..J., , Mary J. \'la Bon 0 ", ';"p ..-;;:.C' ,','. . ~.' . ,'" '. ',(,'~' 4305 Beachway Dr Block A ;'.'; ! '</" . ':"", ',.'," ".. . ',< ','" ',,:,;'{{Js~r . t S b ",/~i,2 '.,:' ,,<,; ,< ',' ). p ".' '. '. :':'" Tampa, Fla. Venetian P. u. <:,;,:/;",.'~' ~(,',.' :.:; '. '. '''~:!;'''' Arnold J. Wilson, Jr. Lot 28 . ';::":;>;>:>.;:,:'.. ,--. 17.00'.' ,:'...=.;,'.':j;;--. 900 Orange Ave. Block A ", , " < :: ". '" ,"''': Winter Park, Fla. Venetian Pt. Sub. ,.',,' .,' " " I ,; :/~it}~ Al bert L. Rogers Lot 32 .. 18.00 " " '{,;; ~",:".' '. ~~~/ed. Bldg. ~~~~~i:n Pt. Sub. . " " . '.. ...... '::;l;~;i:~~~~~~~<~ PASSED AND ADOPTED BY THE City ConunisBion of the City, of'- Caearwater, . Florida,:,' ",~",,);\-;:',A~": This lOth day of June,. A.D. 1957. " ," ',>,:::;;>..,~,1,. " 1/'r",;.'\1'.,.... ~:?o~:~~~~~~~ner '. ,".<\3~,:ci@~~~;~~~~f~~~ ATTEST: .,;,' ?;,::::,~;'>~ . '"" ': ~.:j ~~tff~~{:~~~,; , "; ".{,,'I;; , .. "<c.':::: 'h.' ""''',<'/J:';' " ", , :~:~: ~:~ ::~:::~~:~: - -- - -- -- - - - ----- - ----- -- -- -- ---- -- -- - -~ -- - - - ~ ---::--~~~;~~~:~~ jS,:~;,",:'" , ' - "'':;;.':;;'',"'';''''-:'' "'Co,,': . . ",:'::<;;;;",!-, ,I:; ;.,:". :;:':), \, .' ,;:';~"';':;"~:'-:';". "~',;,: '1 ".. ".",',:,\: : "/;~~~,,: ; ,"::, :,,:\}~~,;':.j:~;!;~:;~!,,<:,:,,::,;:\~ " '!i ',.' : ",,,,:': "".,':..." " " . .' ' , , :' ,," '" . '. ' ,,' . . , ',;:.,;, " :c, " ':',<; ;<';';;~:..,:}'.', ci, , ....: ..'J;:,,< ;'0';;<.': -, :. '-C;:;,,:, ,;-.';';:;':";';.";"". " " " ' ,) __ :. ",',:: y,; .:!":.;." , -, c, ":: <.r;~, ,:;, );.<...:: c " . ; "", , " ,';.':/;'1,., "i ':. " ~ - " . 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V% � ( i CITY �OMMTSSION r+fE�TING June ;'.0, 1957 The Ciby Con�rnission aP the Clty of ClearNrate� met i.n special sess3on at the City Ha11, Manday, ,7une 10, 1q57, at 1:30 P.M. with the £ollotiving members present: Letvis Homer Mayor-Commissioner W, E. S�rang, Jr. Commi,asior_er Cleveland Insco, Jr. Gommissioner James I�I. Vf�tkin� Commissioner Absent: Samue'l J. Roberts Gommissioner A1so pre�ent were: Jack Tallent City Mana�er Ben Krentzman City A�torney S. I,lcktor_ Ci�y Engineer Patrolman P. Mei�sner Representing Police Ghief The Mayor called the mee�ing to order. The invocation was given by the Reverenc� A. N. Bostrom o#' Cleariqater Bib1e Churcli. Commissioner 4datklns moved that the rrLnutes of tl�e r�gular meeting of June 3rc� be approved in accordance tvith copies fu.rnished eacY: member in writing, Motion was seconded by Commissioner Strang and carried unanimously. The Mayor announced a Public Hearing on the construction of thirty foat pavement, curb, draiizage and eiglz� i�zch sanitary sewer in Lincoln Avenue betti��een Court St�eet and Druid Roac3. The Engineer reported that a petition had been received irom some of the property oumers requestiiZg the imnrovements. He �xplained that the part c�f the ar��a in Hibiscus Gardens already had curbs t�rh3ch cauld be used. He said the rest of �h�a area U�as acreage hut that a proposed plat had been submitted ior a portion of it by Mr,fiNicic Zembo and that he was yrillino to give the right of tivay adjoining h�s �roper„J. �The Enoineer stated that A7r. A1do Chambers, who rrras present, was ��ailling t� g3.v� right of way aiso. Mr. Lloyd Phill�.�s, representing I�Irs. Elizabeth Lind, otvner �f part of the acreage on the ea.st side of the proposed street, stated tiiat she oppased the opening of the street if slze has ta e�ntribute thirtjr feet to the right of way as her property has a de�th ot' 110 feet and t:�:��ng thirty feet off would leave only an 80 foot depth. Mr. Krentzman said he understood t�7r. Charles Phillips t�ras representing Mr. Lembo and that irir. Phillips had been instructzd to ccoperate in any tvay possible to obtain �he necessary right of way. NIrs. Frank Benns, owner of Lot 1, Blocic T, Hibiscu's G�rdens, expressed approval of the project. The Mayor stated that this seemed te be a matter of adjus�ment betjaeen property owners and sugoested that the hearing i�e adjourned to another meeting to allo�v the affected pr�p�rty otrmers ta t,ror?c it ou� bettiveen zhemselves. Comr��.ss3.oner Strang moved �iiat th3s Public uaaring be adjourned unLil June 24th at 1:30 P,M, Matian taas secanded by Commi,ssioner 1Vatkins and carried unanimously. In regard to bids received for truck chassis and cabs for rei'use bodies, the Manager r.ead a letter in which he recommended that the bid of $2,599-00 from Larry Dimmitt, Inc., be accepted for one truc�; chassis; that the bid of y�g,940.2g for three truc�;. ehassis of 21,000 GVGJ and the bid of y�15,1;4.87 for three truck chassis of 29,000 GViJ from FIunt Trucl; Sales, Tampa, be accepted as it was considered tha� the purchase of this equipmer_t t�rould produce tne most economical opera�ion, r1r. George Dalby, representing Orange S�Eat� Tfotora, was present and spoke briefly. ^lhere tras discussion on the costs of mainienance oz the �ziffere�t types oi trucics being bid. Commission�r Strang pointed out that tnere pras approximately $800,00 difierence per �rucic between the lo`v bid from Thayer Motar Company and the bid recommended and he doubted that even if maintenance cast sliouid r•un 5lightly higher that tne difierence in maintenance costs would exceecl �800.00 during the estimated life of the trucl�. Commissioner Strang mav�d tihat the bids on the true:c cnassis be awarded under Itein A to Larry Dimmitt zn the amount of 2 Company in the amaunt of �$,6g1.00�for99he�th eeeunits and thatathedthreehtrue�c�chassis �.nd cabs under Item C be awarded �o Thajrer t�c�tor Company � n tne amount of' �12, 645. 00, these bids bein� considered the best and lowest bids and meetin�; the specifications, and the prober officials Ue authorizecl to si�n the contract. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Insco and carxied unanimously. Commiss�oner Watltins repor�ed that the City Attorney priar to May 17ti1 advised the Commissian thaL Mr. Alex D. Fin�h h�,d some additiar_al information regarding Police Chief Irving Dr�bbeii and the City Attorney had been instructad tio t�vr3te Mr. Finch a 1etLer requesting the information that Mr. Finch had reported that he had which reflected detrimentally on tlze record oi Ch3ef Dribben as a police ofiicer prior to h3s service in the City, Commissioner VTat�cins -reported that the letter written Ly the City Attorney was sent May ],7th and Lhat to date �chere had bee» no reply from NTr. Finch� The Manager reported that Acting Fire Chiei Dabson had requested approval of his abseilce from the City from June 14th to June 17th and of lzis vacation from June 16�h to 29th and had z�ecommended`that the Fire Department bz lef� in charge oi' th� Senior Captains Dannu Beck aiid John Meadows. The Mans,ger suggested that one of'these men be appointed Acting Fire Chief for that period. Commissioner Iizsco moved that Actind Fire Chief Dobson be granted his regular amount of vacation and that the Senior Captaiiz be appointed l�ct�ng Chief durin� his absence. Motion cvas seeonded by Commissioner Watki.ns and carried unanimously. �ti .. � �� -2- C1TY CQMMISSTQN MEETING June 10, 195"T A£ter investa,gatin� Iot cleanin� procedures, the Manager sa3.d he pr4pased to have private contractors in that type af business bid an do:i.ng the wark �or the C:i.ty but to continue the same procedures �,s to IiC)t3.CG' to the property c�s,mers, etc., as previously Followed. He said after analyzing the cost of adniinisterin� the 1�t cleanin� process he woula recommend a�15.00 minzmum charge for lots up �0 6,000 square feet and $1.00 for each additional 1,500 square feet o� fract!on th�re�f. Commissioner l�laticins maved that the price of $15.00 for a minimum charge for lots up to 6,000 squax�e feet and y�1.00 for each �,dditiional 1,500 squ�re i'ee� or #'raetion tihereof be approved, Motion was seconded by Conunissioner Szran� and carried unanimously. Commissioner Watkins moved that the City put out for blds bhe mativin� 01' loL-s on contract on an annual basis. P�otion ivas aecondzd by Commissione� S�ran� and carrled unanimously. The Manager reported i.hat a proposed Uill far a separate pension; plan for tiie members of the Clearwater Police bepar�ment was put 3n the hopper at Tallahassee last wee�� and said he Zvas iniormed by a member of the Police Department who had a par� in initlating the bill that the request fbr tne k�ill had been dropped, The Manager read a leLter from Mr. Dick Nelson, Gas Plant Supexintendent, whicY� stated that £or tne paNt aeveral months a program for converting t�7e present tvater-gas plan� to 100oIiasche Reformed Method has been tuzder consideration and due to tne time involved ior delivery of materials for ei�her metllod it is imperative to make a decision. Tne letter gave several reasons for continuin� the conversion to the Hasche Reformed MeLhod; l. Lower cost o�' operation. 2. It would provide a stand-by for r_atura.I gas. 3. It would reauire less than one half the manpotaTer for operation. �. DJ�:tiz the reiorming method, operation would be more Simplified. 5. There would be no return to 525 BTU oas and na readjustment oi bills and �ppliances. The Manager ,explained that � f the City tvas going to contirnze the xTater--gas system a major maintenance overhaul would be necessary. He said in �,dopting 1�he Hasche system it �vould mean spending about �135,000.00, By consent, the Commission a�reed ta mal�e a trip to the Gas Plaxz� as soor_ as the meeting was over. The C�ty Attornzy presented for approval an escrotiv aoreement with Constantine Farms, Incorporat2d, and reported tha� the agreement had been executed by the Constantines aizd that �hey had deposited t�rith the City a check for �2,423.7�+ as provided ta caver their proportionate share of tile paving of Gunn Avenue as their ad�joining acreage is outszde the City and not assessable. Commissioner Strang moved �;hat the escrot�� agreemeiit be approved and the proper officials be authorizecl to execute ?t. Motion t��as seconded by Commissioner Insco and carried ui�animously. In regard to tne nwnber of registered voters livin� tvithin C7ates I{noll lat Addition, �he City Attorney re�orted that he hac�. checked at the Tax Assessor�s office and t'cund that as of this dai.z there are now thirteen houses in the subdivision. �Ie said the Ci�y has on iile a s�aorr_ affidavit by Mr. Cecil Gates, the otimer of the majority oi the lcts in tha subdivision, to the effect tlzat there U�ere less L-han ten registered voters lryving there and it �r�as the CitsT Attorney's opinion tha� the ordinance as adogted aruzexir�g the subdiv:.sion is legal. Reg;irding the annexatian of Bay Bluffs Estates, the City �lttorney explained that he had prepared Ordinance 741 for �he #'ir�al annexation of the subdivisiori and that the area had been zaned R-1 by the Zonino Board. Hoi�rever, he commented that the Ordinance 632 contraat had not been a�iproved and the subdiv3sion plat was not yet approved. He read Ordinanc� 741 on •lis first reading, P4otion t�ras seconded by Commissioner Watltins and c�,rried unanimously. The City Attorney recommended that second and third readings be deferred, The C:i.ty Attorney inquirecl if the Commission tvished to go ahead with Resolution 57-32 erhic�,ti�ould require forty-seven property owners to clean their lots of weedg and unc��rbrush, The Mayor suggested adopting the Reaolution and k�avin� the work done at th.e new cost. Commissioner Strang moved that Resolutzon 57-32 be passed and adopted and the proper officials be authorized to execute it. T�otion tvas seconded by Commissioner ti�latkins and carried unanimously. In connection with the sale of the revenue certiflca�es of 1q56, the City Attorney stated it ivas necessar,y to establish a Construction Trust Fund and that he had prepared such an agreement with the First National Ban}� of Clearwa�er actxng as Trustee. He read Resolution 57-33 designating the First Alational B nit af Cl'earwater as Trustee, �.pproving the Const uctior. A�reement and settin�; up the compensation for the Trustee. Ha s�ated that the City Treasurer ha�. approved the agrc-zment and it had been checl:ed T,vith �he First Natioilal B�.nit. Commission�r ir/atkins moved that Resolution 57-33 be adopted and �hat the proper officials be au�hor7zed to execute it, Motion was seconded by Comm� ssioner Insco an.d carriPd iznanimcrus].y. The Attarney reparted that the Engineer had submitted t� him a request- from the Seaboard Air Line Railroad Compan;� far an easement along Rallraad Avenue narth �f BE1leair Street to supply a spur tracic £or Mcrdern Roofin� Com�any. The �n�ine�er stai;ed that Railr�ad Avenue was a forty foot unpaved street and he had no ob,ject�on tc� �rant:i.n� the easement. The At�ox>n,ey reccmmended that -E11is be a revocable easement �.n Caae tlze City wished to open and gave the street later. Comm:i.ss-loner 4Jat'<cins moved that the City indicate it� approval of a revocabl,e eas�inent :in favar of the Seaboarci Air I,ine Railroad in the vicinity aT Modern Roofino C�mpany, Clearwater, iri Ftai7.roac� Avenue subject t� an acceptable easement form tc be apprUved by the Cc�mmission and a!tla;ject to any draina�e corr�ctive actian as de'c�rmined by the C1�Gy En�ineer. Motir3zl was secanded by Commiss�or_er Strang and carr�.ed un�.Y�im�usl�. -3- CZZ'S' COMM25S?ON MEETING June 1Q, 1957 Tize City Af:torney reported -�hat Commissioner VIatY•ins had recommended the adoptlon of an o�dinance xe�;u�ating the solicit-ation for charitable, natriotic, religiaus, �duca.tional, and philain�hr�pic purposes in the Ciiy and that he had Nrepared a prG- poued ordinAnce witn copies for each Comm:i.ssio�zer for atudy and cons�deration at a late-r da�e. Cammicsi.oner iiJatkins explained thaL under tk�e propcsed ordinance reporbs would Ue i'urn:i�,hed tr� the publ3,e giVin� the cost o� the campalgns and the net amount aUtalned by �he char�.table or�anization, thereoy showin� ivhether the promoters rece:i.ved too lar�e a percentage oF the r�onatlons. The Attorney pr��entecl a statemer�t for �30Q.00 f or the month az Ma� from Mr. Owen Allbritton, As�istant City Attorney, for ser�rices as ri�ht of Uray aoent in con- nection vrlth iQr;rth Myrtle Avenue, South PQyrfile Avenue and coi�tinued vrork on the Pierce Street widenin� project. Commissior.er Sbrang m�ved the bi11 be pald, Mc�ion tivas secandeci by Commissioner jr�atkins and carried vnanimously. Commissioner Strang reported that the City Commiss�.on last summer Izad aslced the E11cs Clnb to move its Nursery School �'rom City avTnea property north af Lhe Municipal L�udit-orium an Pierce 3oulevard and Cleveland Street and had oife-red to give tY�e E1i�s C1u1� the building if it vtas m�ved within one year. Dr. John Crvmp and �nother r�presentative from the ElI�s Club asked permission to move the sctzool t� C��ty o��rned property located on Mi�souri Avenue east of the Naticnal Guard Arm�ary. After chec;ting the Zonin� Map, it was asc�rtained that the area is presently zaned R-1 and would require a Purlic Hearin�; ta deterrnine if such use could b� r�:afle of tne property. The City !�ttorr_ef sug�ested that the rePrzsentatives from t12e Fllcs Club chec� v�rith the En�ineer ta help deacribe the needed praperty. Ccmmzss=oner Insca moved that the proper officials set up a Public Hearin� under the Zoning Ord�nance to cleterniine tivlzether or not an are�. this anproximate size 7s to be approved £or use by the Flks Nursery. Nation v�as seconded by Commissioner t�Jatkins and carr7 ed una�nimouslg. Cornmissioner Strang commeni,ed zhat an M.ay 27tn �he Commission approvefl tne adverbisi�lg for bids for resurfacin� of H`i�'r�land Avenue from Cl�veland tQ Palmetto puL- IZe eras of the opinion tnat Iiiohland Avenue from Cleveland to Guli to Bay should also be dcne. The Engineer recommended L'.nat the pro;�ec� pe ex�ended to 3nclude Hi�hland from Clevelaizd to Druid r�oad. By consent, the Enbineer was direeted tc adveriise the resurfac�n� of Hi�hlatld fnoni Cleveland to Drvid Rcad as an ai�ernate io the originally aut11or1zed bid. . Comm:i.s�ioner 2nsco reported that several months aoo O�c�inance 724 vras adopted regarding the maint�nance of �;ur�rcyards wiihin the City limits and that a six montns �race �eriod tyas incluaed to give one of �ne dealers time to decide �rrnether he *nran�ed to �o out �f business or malce arrar�emen�s to have his �place cleaned up and fenced, The Nianager reported that the eifect�Je date of the Qrclinance cvould be June llth and the Assistant City �ttorney and tlie Police Chief ti+ri11 take action ii tnis ivork has not been done b�T the efiec�ive date. Commiss:ioner Iizsco inquired as tc� the progress on the plans for Fire Station ��- and ��ras informed that the Archiiect, Mr. Narace ??amlin, *rras work�ng on chan�es in the d-rawin�s. ';�'he Mana�er �ras asi¢ed for a report at the nex� meetino as to T�rhen the plans i�rould be ready. Commissioner 2nsco asl>ed about the progress of p�ans for the neti�r Negro Recreation Center. The En�ineer said he hoped to put the plans out for bids nex� wee?€, :in regard tc the agreeznent v,rith the Seaboard Air Line R ilroad £or exchange of certa�n property, the Attorney reported i,nat the agreement provided that the aZea 100 feet along the tracl�s near Druid Road should be filled Ur3thin tt�ro years iram �he da�e of the aor��ment July 15, 1955. xe explained �ha� he a�zd the Fngineer I�ad met �vith Nir. E, B, Casler, the railroad's reprasentative, and explaiz?ed that the City had been puz�in� fiL in�;c� the area but trould nct tiave the l0U feEt completely filled by that time limit. He said that Mr. Casler advi�ed him to write a letter to the railraad explaining that the Cit�r might not have it completed by July 15, 1��7, and asi{ed if they 'vtould submit an extension aoreement. Commissioner Strang reported tia.t the cer_- tractors in tlxe C1ty �vere notified over a mui�th ago that they could not dump in the area any more so he tk�.ou�lz� the fill must be almost comple�e. T1ze City A��orney said lz� ivould furnisl� the Mana�er with a copy of tlie a�reement. �'he Commission asked zor a report on rrslo issued the orders stoppin� th� dumping in that a,:ea. The Tviayor reported t�.at �'�1r. ti�r. H. Freeze, the ovrner of �t^renty acres on zhe south side of Lal�e Belleviecv, had told him that lse had an offer to sell the pr�pertZr �or �5,OQ0.00 per acre but i�e would give the City tlze oppartuni�y �,o buy the grnperty �ar a parlc site tvith 10 � doti�m and 10;� payment each y�ear ii the Cit3% �vas still intzres�ed, He explained that the Plannzi� Board �xzd the CityT had been �rying ta secure some property for a parl� in Sout11 Cleas�water. Commiss:ionEr Stran� moved that the Engineer be 2�utizorized to do r�hat is necessary to ascerta.in the useful land ez� this tract of �round and ma,ke a report to us at �he �ext meeting and inform the prope�ty oUmer we ar� in�erested in further d-:.scussion, Mo�ion Zaas seconded by Commissioner Insco aild carricd unanimausly. Commissioner i+7atkiizs said he had Ueen irlformed by some of the proper�y owners on 4�Iat�iins Road that the Tocvn of Belleair had declln�d to anproach Mr. Ed GJrighi: in regard to securii7� mare r3�ght of way for tiJatlt�ins R�ad. By consent, the City Attorney ti,ras reqLtested to contact D9r. t+Tri�ht on the mat-�er. Commissioner ��at3sins moved the meeting be ad�iourned. Motioi� was seconded by Commissioner Strang and carried unanimously. Tl�e meeting was ad�iourned at 4:00 P.M. Attes�: ����G�(./ 3ror- o' s ion� r _ �r_. ._,..__�. __ :� � � ���� � � � CITY COMMISSTQN MEETTNG aune a.o, a957 AGENDA Pub11c Hearin�s CITY COMMISSIO� MEETING l. inco n venue pavement, curb and June 1D, 1957 sewers between Court Street and Druid Roa$ 1:30 P.M. Reports from City Manager Invocation � Bi s, e use CZa si,s introductions 2. Disettssion of Verbal Reports on pbher Minutes of Preceding Meetings Pendin� Matters by City Manager and City Public Hearings Engineer Regorts of City Manager Reports of City AtLcrney Reports from City Attorney Citizens to be Heard . Approva of Agreement with Canstarit�.ne Farme, Other Commission Actic�n Inc. re Gunn Ave. Adj�urnment 2. Ordinance �(�1, Annex.ation of Bay Bluffs Meeting Pension Plan Estates Trustees RESOLUTION ��- T�JIiEREAS, it is necessary and appropriate that the CI`i'Y OF CLEAR4JATER enter into a Construction Trust Fund Agreement with a NaLional Bank in the City of Clearwater, Florida, having trust powers in order to accomplish the payment in the proper manner of expenses of construction of improvements according to the provisio�.� uf Ordinance No. 718 oz said City, and 6+IHEREAS, the CITY OF CLEARWATER has sold $2,000,000.00 Utility Revenue Certifica�es, Series oi 1g56, and the proeeeds are ava�lable for placing with a Trustee to accomplish the foregoing purpose. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, by the City Commission of the City of Clearwater, Florida, in session duly and regularly assembled as foilows; (1) THE FIRST NAfiIONAL BANK OF CZEARWATER, Clearwater, Florida, a banking carporation organized and existing under �he lavts of the United States of America, and having trust potaers i� hereby designated as the Trustee for the purposes set ouz in Or�dinance No, 718 and in Construction Trust Fund Agreement da�ed June lo, 1957. (2) That said Canstruction rund Agreement is approved and ratified and the City hereby binds itself to the provisions tYl,ereof, and the Mayor, C�ty Manager, City Clerk, Gity Treasurer and City Attorney be and they are hereb;� authorized to execute same for the Gity. (3) That the officials authorized ta execute reqtzisytions according to Section 3(A) c�f said Construction Trust Fund Agreement are as follows: MAYOR - LE;�jIS HOMER GITY IYIANAGER - JFiCK TALLENT CITY TREASURER - FRANK ABERNATHY and said off�cials are the only persons authorized to execute said requisitions until further r.esolution of this Commission, and that each requisition shall not be �ai�a until signed by all thr•ee oi' the foreooin� officials. (4) That the official of the G�ty and the only oifieial of said City auzhoriz�d to ma��e the request of the Trustee to inveau or re-invest according to Section 8 of tne Construction Trust Fund Agreement .shall be the City Treasurer, FRANK ABERIVATHY, until further resolution of this Commission. (5) That the Consultir_g Engineers of the City are BRILEY, ti�lILD & ASSOGIATES of Daytona Beacr�, Florida, the principals of which firm are: HARRY E, L+IILD HAROLD D. BRILEY B. N. WILSON the for�going principals shall be the only persons authorized to execute requisitions and other papera on behalf' of said Consulting Engineers. (6) That the Trust�e shall be compensated for its services as follows: Base fee, �100 plus 7.f10 of 1 0 of a11 funcls paid nut up to $l, 000, 000.00. 1�25 af l�o on funds paid ovt over �1,000,000.00. Out-of-packet expenses includin� bu� not lim_Lted to re�i.stersd mai1, insurance char�es, preparing copies o#' documents and the llke, spec:�al staLements, lists, and duplicate requisitians. ( Coni;inued) '. CITY COMMISSIOId P�ETTNG June l0, 1957 ( Cont:i.nued ) Cos� o£ advice and opinions of couneel. The reasonab7.e cost of addl.ticnal unanticipated services Sor reinvestmen� or unanticipated func�ions required tc, be per�ormed, saa.d additional aompensat:��;� to be approved by the City Mana�er and Ca.ty Treasurer. PASSFD AND ADOPT�D tih:is 10th day of June, A.D. 1957• /sl Lewis Homer, Levtis Homer - Mayor - Commissioner � sy' R. 'G. 6Jhitehead - R. G. Whiteh�a.d - C`i.ty ClerY RESOLUTIOI Nc. �1-32 t^JHEREAS: iG has been determined b�r the City Cammission of the City oi Clearwater, Florida, that the property described below should be cleaned af weeds, �rass and�or un&erbrush, and that after ten (10) days notice and failare of the otvner thereof to do so, the City should clean such pr�perty and nharge the casts {�hereof against the respective property. NOGJ THEREFO,'�E B� IT RESOLVED by the City Commission of the City af Ciearwater, Fl�rida, �hat the followino descr.ibed property, sitt.ate in sa�d City, snall be cleaned of t�veeds, grass andjor underbrusn y�ithin ten (10) days aft�r notice in writing to the owners thereof to da so ar_d tha� upon failure tc comply ,vith said nGtice, tiie City shall perform such cleaning and charge the cc�sts thereef against tl�.E respeetive properties in accordance svith Section 12$ a� the Charter of the C�ty af Olearwater, as amended. NAME DESCRIPTIODt COST Harold A, MacLean 2 15 57 (5626-K) 5�00 515 Viz°ginia Lane S 6d' of N 600� of E 164.5� City o�' cd 492. 38 ` of N�,J -,��- cf the N�J u oi Sti+J � . Norman E. Humbel ��� 9 1$.00 �Jooster Medical Clinic Druid Acres 2600 ��•1oos�er Rd. Rocly R3.ver 16, Ohic Jac?L Moss Lots l, � 25.00 802 N. Ft. Harrison Blocl; A C:LtgT I�aJal la Naggie K. Botivling Lots 5, 6(170) 1�i.00 c� o M. Trepard Bloclt 4 2103 Felton St, Magnolia Heights San Diego, Galif . Harold P. Fox r ots 3, 4,, g, 10 �: 13 63, 00 12� - 3rd Ave. BlocYc 82, Unit 5 Haddon Heights, N.J. Mandalay Sub. B. F. Lohmar Lot 9 20,00 23Q1 22nd St . So , Bloc�c 20 St. Petersburg, F'la, b4arymont N. B. Beecl2er Lets 45, �-� 15.00 Biltmare, N. C. BZaclt E, Navajo Park R. Y7. Rumpf Zot 1 19.00 609 E. Stroop Rd. Blccl: D, Un� t B Day�oiz 9, Ohio Skycrest Dr, Max Cooper Lot 1 17,00 1503 Garfield St. B1ack_ C, Unit B �iollywood, Fla. Sl�ycrest Ed. V. Stoute Sovtl�.erly part of I,ot 6 17.00. 9 E. $th St., Apt. 3 Bloclti B, Unit C Covington, Ky, Sttycrest wm. L. zow� L�t; g lg.00 3$�2 N. ocontn Blocic B, Unit b Chi ca�o 34, Ill. S��ycrest John F. Sa�e T�ot 10 19.00 626 N. Garfield A�re. Blocit B, Uni� D Jaynesville, 6+lisc. Skycres�: Rayinond H. Center Lots 1, 2 25.00 1380 �alme��o St. B1oc1� D, Unit 3 City Skycrest Raymond H. Center Lots l, 2 25.00 138� Pa].metto Blocic E, Unit 4 City SltSrcre st Peter E. DZatten L�t 12 20.00 210 W. Northfield f�ve. Blocic D, Unit 5 I,ivingston, N.J. Skycrest H. P, Ke9.�11 Lots �, 6 31.00 919 Drew St. Block C, Unit 6 C1.ty S]tycrest a N,1NL Maurie Office c,:o L1oyd M. Phillips, Atty. Davey-McMullen Bld�;. City James F3. Simpsan llg S. jdi�san Delphi, Ind. Omar :�. NtacI�Tutt 3$ Neome Dr, Pontiae, AZieh, h7argaret N. Schimmel o't0� S. Cre�ier apt. 2-G Chica�a, I�1. Ja�.e J' . I{c sT�y la S. Hercules A:e. Gity A�Uert ;+I. Kette 3 2 Forest St. �c+n, Ohio E1n er H, KreiZice Jansen, Nebr� Otuen M. MacFiabert 2533 Franl�fort S�. Netv Orl eans, La . Mer1 D. idilliams 3257-A S. Lenox N1?.l�v�ukee �7, Wisc. Zot?is J. Horvr`�ch 73�-� Persh:in� �ve. University Ci�y 5, DZo. C1yde B. ;Jells 715 L�lood Dr, City Jos, K. Christiansen 18�45 Marle�,re De�s�oit 35, Mich. A, E, Purviance c,�o �lantan Realty 3�9 S, Ft. Harrison Ci�y Zachary Carpi.ta 235 S. Gard.ez� C3rcle Bellea�r 1�larti�a F, Schul�z 570 �.�d. ll�th 8t. Miam:., Fla. J. 'rJ. Greenatvalt 118 N. Or�� on Ci ty fs�>rnice M. Mills, e� al 4Q0 Oak Ave. City ��lallace A. S�Jieger� 82-52 257 St. Glen Oalts Floral Park, N.Y, Carl L, Billings 59 Academy Ave. E. tJeymouth, I�4ass. Ray Goatley 17537 Rutherzord �etrait 35, �.i.ch. V'ictor A. Ro`r1e 935� �. Trurnba�l Evergr�en Paric �+2, Ill. �ior3.no Fiorentini 1941 Edg�water Dr. Oa�Ey Ed�;ar I9, R�lston 401 S. �'t. Harri��n Cit3r �Jm. G. Collins $15 Wo�dside Ave. City CSTY CONII�7TSS�OAI 1�'f��i'ING ,Tune 10, ��57 (Continued) DESC�IPTION Lot � Bloclf B, Unit 6 Skyerest Lot 6 Bloe�c D, Unit 7 SkycreS� I�at 6 Block F, Unit 7 Skyerest I,ot � Blocl� C, Unit 9 8leycrest Lo�E 6 Blocic C, Unit 9 Sl�ycrest Loi 6 �loci� D, Unit 9 8i{yc re st Lot 12 �Ioclti D, Un� t 9, Skyerest Lot 12 Blacic E, Unit 9 Skycr�st zot 3 Block H, tTni� 10 Si;ycre st Lo�t 4 Bl o c}c J', TTni t 10 S�cyqrest I,ot 1 Blac:;� J, Unit 7 Sltiycresi, Lot 2 Bloei� J, Unit 7 Skycrest �.3 29 �5 (3oA} (5�37�9) beg, at a pt, on S line of Drejv St . 760' � of iV Ddry . of Nr� u af N7;! ,i-, Run . S 150' E 65' N�.50' ?�J 65 � to POB. z3 29 Z5 (3q} (5637Xg) Beg, at a pt, on S Iine oi Drer1 St . u g0 � E of 4J Bdry . of NE 4 of Ni,d ,�-� Run . S 1501 E 70 " N 150' ;? 70 � to POB 1� 29 1.5 (21 t5526-I) Beg, ii? Lhe Bndry. o�' Gulf-•to-Bay $lvd. 276.$lt E of the W Bndry. r�f Ni�1 4 th E a�ong DT Bndry, of Gulf-to-Bay Blvd. 270' th. Di�ly 150� a�l'ly. �3 29 �5 (32j (5637h3) Beg . a � a P� , on S. line c�f Dret+� S �• �F95' E of T�J Bndry , of NE ,�-, of �I't+t 4 Run. S 150' E 65 � N 150' rrd �5' �o PQB. 13 29 15 (33) (5637x2) Be�, at a P�, on S 13.ne of Drew St. �F30' E of �rl Bndry. of i�IE u oi Nti+I k Run. E 65' S 7-50' t�! G5� N 150' �o POB. �o� 5 Block F Skycrest Terraee Lot 5 Bloc�: M Skycrest Terr. 2nd Addn. Lot K Block 2 (Perrace Lak� Addn, Lot H Bloci;. 2 'Perrace T,alte Addn. Lots �8, 32� 33, 34- Sunnydale Lot 12 �loclt A Venetian Pt. Sub. Lot 15 Blocr A 'Venet� an Pt . Sub . COST �',�C�O 2a..00 21.00 �.9. o0 �0.00 20,OQ l$.b0 �.7 . n0 z7.00 17.00 18.00 �8.00 18.00 �.8, o0 3�.00 za.00 18.00 '� ?0, fl0 18.00 22.00 i7.00 37.00 Z/.00 J.8 , 00 CT.TY COMMIS,SION M.�ETIN� June 10, 1957 (Con��nued} N�� DESCRI�'TICN COST Jos, IL. �urner .�ai�t�� 1 .00 �854 V�netian Dr . B1�sck A C��%y Venetian Pt. Sub. Leland J. P�edina I,ot 20 18.00 9$S R3.dgewooci Ave . BZoek A Ii3ghland Plt. , Ill . Veizet3an Pt . Sub . K:l.rltland iioj�rie I,o� �� �$ Q� 8 JeFferson Av�. 73J.ocy A Vlashin�ton Square Venetian Pt, Sub. NorristQwn, Pa. Jame� F, Pitman T��t 23 1g.00 152 Devon A�^. B1cacl: A �;�3' Venetian Pt. Sub. Mary J. ti9atson T�o-� 27 28.U0 4305 Beachway Dr. Block A Tampa, Fla. Venetian pt, Sub. ,Az:na�.d J. [Vllson, �7r. Lot 28 17.00 q0o ora,n�e Ave. B1ock A 6�Jinter Par1t, Fl.a. Venetian Pt. S:.b. Albert L. Rogers Lot 32 18.00 1St Fed, B7.dg. �3l cC'r A C�-�y Venetian Pt . Sub . PASS�D ,�ND ADOPT�D BX TFi.E City Commission o�' the C3.ty c�f C7,eartvater, Florida, Th�s ZC ' 3ay aP June, A.D, 1�57. j s/ Lecri s Hcmer Mayor•-Camra:L s s:_ rner ATTEST: � s/ R. G. Z,li�.itehead Cii:S* Aucii�or and Cler1� � 9� ','