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CITY COMMISSION MEETING
November 15, 1957
The City Commission of the City of Clearwater met in regular session at the City
Hall, Friday, November 15, 195'7, at 1:30 P.M. with the ro1lowing members present:
Lewis Homer
*W. E. Strang, Jr.
Samuel J. Roberts
Cleveland Insco, Jr.
James H. Watkins
Mayor-Commissioner
Commissioner
Commissioner
Commissioner
Conunissioner
*Absent at first of meeting.
Came in later.
Also present were:
Jack Tallent
Ben Krentzman
S. Lickton
Det.-Sgt. Frank Daniels
City Manager
City Attorney
City Engineer
Representing Police Chief
The Mayor called the meeting to order. The invocation was given by the Reverend
Rudolph McKinley of First Methodist Church, Clearwater. Commissioner Roberts moved
that the minutes of the regular meeting of November 4th be approved in accordance
with copies submitted to each Commissioner in writing. Motion was seconded by
Commdssioner Insco and carried unanimously. Commissioner Insco requested that the
minutes contain more detail of the meetings.
Commissioner Strang came in at 1:40 P.M.
The Mayor announced a Public Hearing on proposed changes to Ordinance 627, the
Zoning Ordinance, and the zoning map. He said the first item to be considered was
the proposal of the City Engineer to revise the zoning map by making several sheets
instead of the present layout on one large map. The Engineer explained that the
insertion of Island Estates in its proper place on the map would make the map too wide
to be reproduced on the City's blueprint machine. Commissioner Roberts moved that the
map be authorized to be reprinted in the form suggested by the Engineer and that the
proposal be placed in the zoning referendum. Motion was seconded by Commissioner
Irsco and carried unanimously.
The second item proposed to be included in the new Zoning Ordinance was the
proposal or an amendment to provide a Board of Adjustment and Appeal to hear appeals
in administration of zoning law with provision for final appeal to the City Commission.
The Mayor explained that the Zoning Board of Adjustment and Appeals would hold Public
Hearings properly advertised on requests under the hardship provisions of the Zoning
Ordinance and would make final decisions on these cases subject to an appeal to the
City Commission in event either party is not satisfied. Commissioner Watkins moved
that the portion of the amendment to Ordinance 627 covering the change in the Board
of Adjustment and Appeal be approved as written and placed in the Zoning Ordinance to
be voted on December 17, 1957. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Strang and carried
unanimously.
A request was considered from Mr. Ralph Richards on behalf of the owners of
Woodmere Subdivision and the owners of twenty-five acres of unplatted land lying
between Woodmere and Grand View Terrace to have the area zoned Business 400 feet
north from Drew Street and the remainder R-2. The Zoning Board approved this being
placed on the zoning referendum. The Cornrndssion discussed arranging the new zoning
so the proposed Business area would not be next to R-l property. Commissioner Strang
moved the item concerning the rezoning of the area consisting of a portion of Woodmere
Subdivision and the parcel adjacent thereto as requested by Ralph Richards be placed
upon the Zoning Ordinance in accordance with the plat thereof prepared at the meeting
and approved by the COmrrUssion. Motion was seconded by Commdss~oner Roberts and
carried unanimously.
A letter from Mr. George F. Blair, Southland Development Corporation, requesting
that the north 150 feet of the SEt of the NEt, Section 22-29-15, less that part in
the Third Addition to Salls Replat, be rezoned from R-l to R-2. It was explained
that this area fronting on Lakeview Road would be developed as part of Brookhill
Subdivision. The Zoning Board recommended the request be placed on the referendum.
Commissioner Strang moved that the item be included in the ordinance amendment for
referendum on December 17, 1957. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Watkins and
carried unanimously.
A proposal was considered that Block H, Hibiscus Gardens, less Lots 12 and 13,
be rezoned from R-2 to R-4. The Attorney explained that Lots 12 and 13 were already
zoned for Business. The Zoning Board had recommended that a request to change Lot 15
and the south half of Lot 14, Block H, to R-4 be referred to the zoning rererendum.
Commissioner Watkins moved the proposal that Block H, Hibiscus Gardens, less Lots 12
and 13 which are already Business, be placed on the referendum ordinance. Motion was
seconded by Commissioner Strang and carried unanimously.
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CITY COMMISSION MEETING
November 15, 1957
The next item to be considered ~or the zoning referendum was the proposal that
Tract A, Palm Terrace Unit 1, be rezoned from R-l to Business. Mr. Guy Kennedy, Jr.,
on behalf of Mr. Forest Dean and Mr. Norman Kirkland, Jr., owners, said that the
original purpose in making the request was to utilize the land and also to furnish a
much needed service to the people of the neighborhood but since opposition to the
proposal had developed he would like to withdraw the request on behalf o~ the owners.
Commissioner Insco moved the request to withdraw the proposal be accepted. Motion was
seconded by Commissioner Roberts and carried unanimously.
A request was received from Mr. H. H. Baskin, Sr., to zone for Business the un-
platted area easterly of Bayside #5 within the extensions o~ Gul~ Way Boulevard North
and Gulf Way Boulevard South and to zone the remainder of the land lying easterly
o~ Bayside #5 as R-M. Commissioner Strang moved the request of Mr. H. H. Baskin, Sr.,
that the land easterly of Bayside #5 now unzoned be zoned R-M in the external areas
around the edge and Business along the middle as shown on the plan be placed on the
referend~n with the proper description to be furnished by the City Engineer. Motion
was seconded by Conmdssioner Roberts and carried unanimously.
Mr. Jack Cribbs asked that Lots 23 and 24, Block C, Boulevard Heights, be rezoned
from R-2 to Business. The Mayor stated that the City planned to extend Pierce Street
in that area and it might be necessary to secure part of Lot 24 for right of way
purposes. By consent, the request was de~erred to come up later as a request ~or
exception under the hardship provisions o~ the Zoning Ordinance.
Regarding the bids for Kipling Plaza storm sewers, the Manager recommended
accepting the low bid of $6,521.70 from Ray Birkbeck, Dunedin. Commissioner Strang
moved the Manager's recommendation be accepted and the contract be awarded to Ra~'
Birkbeck in the amount of $6,521.70 and the proper officials be authorized to execute
the contract. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Watkins and carried unanimously.
In regard to the bids for sanitary sewer construction in Edgewater Drive and
Granada Street from Edgewater to Wilson Boulevard, the Manager recommended accepting
the low bid o~ $4,666.00 from Van Orden & Van Ess, Tampa. Commissioner Strang moved
the Managerls recommendation be accepted and that the contract be awarded to Van Orden
& Van Ess in the amount of $4,666.00 and the proper officials be authorized to execute
the contract. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Insco and carried unanimously.
The Manager recommended accepting the low bid of $868.00 from Van Orden & Van Ess,
Tampa, for the extension of San Marco storm sewers for thirty-six feet. Commissioner
Strang moved the Manager's recommendation be accepted and the contract be awarded to
Van Orden & Van Ess in the amount of $868.00, this being the lowest and beat bid,
and the proper of!icials be authorized to execute the contract. Motion was seconded
by Commissioner W~tkins and carried unanimously.
Regarding the bids for street lighting equipment to finish the whiteway lighting
from Osceola out Cleveland and on Gulf to Bay east to Highland, the Manager recommended
accepting the low bid o~ $19,375.00 from Graybar Electric Company, Tampa. Commissioner
Strang moved the Manager's recommendation be accepted and the contract be awarded to
Graybar Electric in the amount of $19,375.00, this being the lowest and best bid, and
the proper of~icials be authorized to execute the contract. Motion was seconded by
Commissioner Roberts and carried unanimously.
In regard to the bids for the construction o~ water main to serve C1earview
Heights, the Manager recommended accepting the low bid of $13,806.65 from E. H. Holcomb
Company, Clearwater. It was explained that the cost would be advanced to the City by
the developer and placed in escrow. Commissioner Roberts moved that the bid of E. H.
Holcomb for the Clearview Heights water main extension in the amount of $13,806.65,
this being the lowest and best bid, be accepted in accordance with the recommendation
of the Engineering Department and the City Manager, and the proper officials be
authorized to execute the contract. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Watl{ins
and carried unanimously.
Commissioner Insco inquired as to progress on the Watkins Road repaving. The
Attorney reported that the additional right of way had not yet been secured for Watkins
on the Belleair side from Mr. Ed Wright but he had had a recent conference with Mr.
Joseph Yo~ng, Mr. Wright's attorney~ and Mayor Bruce Taylor of Belleair in an attempt
to work~~ agreement.
The Manager recommended accepting the low bid of $2.64 each for 500 curb stops
from Bert Lowe Supply Company, Tampa, but recommended since there were two identical
low bids or $1.59 each for 500 corporation stops that the Commission accept the bid
from Ellis & Ford Supply Company, Dunedin, rather than the one from Davis Meter &
Supply Company, Thomasville, Georgia. Commissioner Strang moved that the Manager's
recommendation be accepted and that the ~irm of Bert Lowe Supply Company be awarded
500 3/4 inch curb stops in the amount of $2.64 each, the lowest and best bid, and the
firm of Ellis & Ford be awarded the 500 3/4 inch corporation stops in the amount of
$1.59 each, this being considered the lowest and best bid, and the proper officials
be authorized to execute the contract. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Roberts
and carried unanimously.
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CITY COMMISSION MEETING
November 15, 1957
The Manager presented Resolution 57-60 which would require six property owners to
clean their lots of weeds and underbrush. Comndssioner Strang moved Resolution 57-60
be passed and adopted and the proper officials be authorized to execute it. Motion
was seconded by Conunissioner Watl<:ins and carried unanimously.
The Clerk presented a list of the proposed polling places and election workers
for the election to be held on December l'7th. He reconunended that the clerlts be paid
$13.50 per day and the inspectors $12.00 per day. Commissioner Strang moved that the
polling places be approved, the amount of compensation be approved and the list of
officials be approved as submitted by the Clerk. Motion was seconded by Commissioner
Watkins and carried unanimously.
Resolution 57-61 was presented by the Attorney which would authorize certain City
officials to execute an agreement with the Seaboard Air Line Railroad Company permitting
the City to install storm sewer lines under the track at Turner Street and East Avenue.
Commissioner Strang moved that Resolution 57-61 be passed and adopted and the proper
officials be authorized to execute it. Motion was seconded by Comndssioner Insco
and carried unanimOUSly.
The Attorney presented Resolution 57-62 which would authorize the payment of
$13,230.88 to Briley~ Wild and Associates for services in connection with the Marina
Station Sewage Treatment Plant. Conunissioner Roberts moved that Resolution 57-62
be passed and adopted for Briley, Wild in the amount of $13,230.88 for engineering
and the proper officials be authorized to sign the Resolution. Motion was seconded
by Commissioner Insco and carried unanimously.
In regard to the proposed exchange of property in the southwest corner of Water
Lot 1, City Park Subdivision, with Mr. W. L. Timmons, the Attorney gave a history of
the transfer of deeds in that area. The Engineer recommended the transfer if a
definite bull<:head line would be established. The Manager requested that the matter
be deferred for a final decision at another meeting in order to consider whether it
would affect the operatj.on of the Marina. By consent, the item was to be placed on
the agenda for the next regular meeting.
The City Engineer left the meeting at 3:40 P.M.
The Manager reported he had received a complaint from the manager o~ the Capitol
Theater that since the meters in Coachman Park parking lot had been changed to two
hour meters his patrons were receiving tickets when attending the matinee performances
which always last over two hours. He asked that the meters be changed to five hour
meters. By consent, the Commission requested Captain Carey to continue the two hour
parking but to work out a nickel courtesy card for an additional hour on the Coachman
parking lot.
The Attorney presented for its second reading Ordinance 751 which would annex into
the City limits Parkwood Subdivision. Commissioner Strang moved that Ordinance 751 be
considered on its second reading by title only with the unanimous consent of the
Commission. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Insco and carried unanimously. The
Attorney read the Ordinance by title only. Commissioner Strang moved that Ordinance
751 be passed on its second reading by title only. Motion was seconded by
Commissioner Insco and carried unanimously.
The Attorney read on its third reading
that Ordinance 751 be passed and adopted on
proper officials authorized to execute it.
Strang and carried unanimously.
Ordinance 751. Comrndssioner Insco moved
its third and final reading, and the
Motion was seconded by Commissioner
The Attorney reported that the firm of Stanley and Thornton had requested that
their lease for fishing tackle and sports equipment shop in Room 3, Marina Building
from December 1, 1952, to November 30, 1957, be renewed for five more years. He
explained that there was an option in this lease to renew for a like period on the
same termsj therefore, he recommended renewing the lease for f'ive years. Commissioner
Strang moved that the request of Stanley and Thornton to exercise the option to renew
the lease on Room 3 of the Marina Building be approved. Motion was seconded by
Commissioner Watkins and carried unanimously.
A request was presented f'rom Sam Modica to extend his present lease for a barber
shop in Room 6 in the Marina Building which expires January 14, 1958, for five more
years. The Manager recommended that the lease be extended at the rate of $58.00 per
month on the basis of 31~ per square foot of floor space. The Mayor explained that the
31~ per square foot was set as a minimum rental and recommended that the lease be
extended at the present rental of $65.00 per month for two years. Commdssioner
Roberts moved that the lease be renewed from its expiration date in January for a
period of two years at the same rate of $65.00 a month. Motion was seconded by
Cornrrdssioner Watkins and carried unanimOUSly.
The Attorney read on its first reading Ordinance 752 providing for a special
election with the regular election on December 17~ 1957, to determine whether
Ordinance 753 amending the Zoning Ordinance shall be ratified. Commissioner Strang
moved that Ordinance 752 be passed on its first reading. Motion was seconded by
Commissioner Watkins and carried unanimously.
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CITY COMMISSION MEETING
November 15, 1957
Commissioner Strang moved that Ordinance 752 be considered on its second reading
bY' title only with the unanimous consent of the Conunission. Motion was seconded by
Commdssioner Watkins and carried unanimously. The Attorney reac the Ordinance by
title only. Commissioner Strang moved that Ordinance 752 be passed on its second
reading by title only. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Insco and carried unanimously.
Commissioner Strang moved that Ordinance 752 be considered on its third and final
reading with the unanimous consent of the Commission. Motion was seconded by
Commdssioner Watkins and carried unanimously. The Attorney read the Ordinanoe.
Commdssioner Strang moved that Ordinance 152 be passed on its third and final reading
and adopted and the proper orficials be authorized to execute it. Motion was seconded
by Commissioner Insco and carried unanimously.
Mr. H. H. Baskin, Jr., asked the CommiSSioners to go on record as to how they
~elt about leasing apace on City owned land west of Howard Johnson'S Restaurant in
City Park SubdiviSion for a new bank on Clearwater Beach. Co~ssioner R00erts
commented that the three Clearwater Beach civic organizations had requested that all
of the public property remaining unused on Clearwater Beach be retained for publio
use and asked to have it so designated. He suggested that Mr. Baskin contact these
organizations to ~ind out their attitude. It was pointed out that it was planned
to establish a civic center on adjacen't property and this property would be needed
~or parking facilities. Commissioner Strang moved to table this request. Motion
was seconded by Commissioner Roberts and carried unanimously.
Commissioner Roberts reported that he had asked the Manager to report on the
City owned building being used by the Bayview Civic Club located at the west entrance
to Courtney Campbell Causewa~. He said the Manager reported that the City had spent
$1,200.00 fixing the bUilding up and that the building was not under lease. He
recommended since the City Enployees' Association had requested the use of the building
for recreational purposes that the building be turned over to the group for a
clubhouse with the proviSO that they let the clubs presently using the building
continue to use it. Commissioner Roberts moved that the building and the property itself
be turned over to the oustody of the City Employees' Association with the proviSO that.
the employees as far as possible let other worthwhile organizations use the building
at a time convenient to the employees I group and that the Attorney pI'epare a written
agreement. Motion was seconded by Commis6ion~r Strang and carried unanimously.
Commissioner Insco reported that he had received a letter containing pictures
taken at the time Mayor Kurashirna of Nagano City, Japan, was awarded the City of
Clearwater medal.
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Ordinance 753 amending the Zoning Ordinance. Commissioner Strang moved that the
Commission have a special meeting on Monday, November 25th. Motion was seconded by
Commissioner Roberts and carr~ed unanimously.
The COmrrUssion, now adjourned as the City Commission and acting as Trustees of
the Fension Fund, heard lette~s read recommending that George Edward Howell,
Patrolman, Police Department; Jerry Dudley and Lewis Quiok, laborers, Refuse
Department, be accepted into nembership in the Pension Plan. Commissioner Roberts
moved that these persons be accepted on the recommendation of the Advisory Committee.
Motion was seconded by Commissioner Watkins and carried unanimously.
A letter was read
draftsman, Engineering
under Social Security.
Motion was seconded by
from the Advisory Committee recommending that Alice L. Bush,
Departnent, not be accepted into membership but be placed
COmnUssioner Strang moved that the recommendation be accepted.
Commissioner Roberts and carried unanimously.
There being no further business to come before the Board, the meeting was
adjourned at 4:45 P.M.
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November 15, 1957
i AGENDA
. CITY COMMISSION MEETING
NOVEMBER 15, 1957
1:30 P.M.
Pu.blic Hearing s
T. Considerillg Items re Amending Zoning Ordinance
and Map - Referendum
Invooation
Introduotions
Minutes of Preoeding Meeting
Public Hearings
Reports of City Manager
Reports of City Attorney
Citizens to be Heard
Other Commission Action
Adjournment
Meeting Pension Plan Trustees
Reports rrom City Manager
2. Bids, Kipling Plaza Storm Sewers
3. Edgewater Drive Sanitary Sewers
4. Bids, San Marco Extension of Storm Sewers
5. Bids, Street Lighting Equipment
6. Bids, Clearview Heights Water Main
Extension
7. Other Engineering Matters
8. Bids, Brass Fittings
9. Private Lot Mowing Requests
10. Approval Polling P1aoes
11. Verbal Reports and Other Pending Matters
Reports ~rom City Attorney
12. Final Consideration of Ordinance #751 -
Annexation of Parkwood Subdivision
13. Request of Stanley and Thornton to Exercise
Option to Renew Lease on Room #3, Marina
14. Consideration or Ordinance Calling for Zoning
Referendum at Time of Municipal E1eotion
15. Approval of Agreement with SAL RR Covering
Easement for Installation of Storm Sewer
Across Track in East Avenue
16. Resolution, Payment to Briley Wild
RESOLUTION
WHEREAS: it has been determined by the City Commission of the City of Clearwater, .
F10rida~ 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 owner thereor
to do so~ the City should clean such property and charge the costs thereof against
the respective property.
NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED by the City Commission or the City of Clearwater,
Florida~ that the following described property, situate in said City, shall be cleaned
or weeds, grass and/or underbrush within ten (10) days arter notice in writing to the
owners thereof to do so and that upon failure to comply with said notioe, the City
shall perform such cleaning and charge the costs thereof against the respective
properties in accordance with Section 128 o~ the Charter or the City of Clearwater,
as amended.
OWNER
Charles H. Howard
1940 Overbrook
City
.JaB. E. IIendl'lcl€B
PROPERTY
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A triangular tract beg. 330' N or
SE cor. or w~ of SEt of NWk run N
B80' MOL SW'ly along ACLRR r/w
295' MOL th E to POB
Lot 6
Fair Oaks Sub.
COST
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Ja~. E. Hendricks
1612 Dartmouth
City
Jack Geals
c/o Clearwater Country Club
City
Virginia T. Dann
c/o W. C. To~wnsend Co., Inc.
458 Scotland
Dunedin, Florida
Eliz. Cosgrove
955 Bay Esplanade
City
J. A. Perry
1326 S. Madison Ave.
City
18.00
Lot 1
High Pt. 1st Add.
Lot 18
Block 68
Mandalay Sub.
Lots 20 - 21
Bloolc 68
Mandalay Sub.
Lot 7 & S 54.5' Lot 8
Nicholson & Sloan Sub.
17.00
16.00
20.00
23.00
PASSED AND ADOPTED BY THE City Commission of the City or Clearwater, Florida~
This 15th day of November, A.D. 1957.
/S/ Lewis Homer
Mayor-Comrrdssioner
ATTEST:
/s/ R. G. Whitehead
City Auditor and Clerk
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November 15, 1957
RESOLUTION
No. 57.:of
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WHEREAS, the City has requested permission of the Seaboard Air Line Railroad
Company to install a storm sewer line under the main line traok of that Company at
Turner Street and East Avenue in said City and under spur track SV-28 at Turner Street
in Clearwater; and,
WHEREAS, the Company haa indicated its agreement to do so upon the execution by
the City of an agreement with the Company concerning the same, the execution of which
agreement requires the cunsent of the City Commissionj and,
~iEREAS, said agreement i8 in proper form and it is to be interest of the City
to exeoute the same;
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF CLEARWATER,
FLORIDA, that the Mayor, City Manager and City Clerk are authorized and directed to
execute on behalf of the City, that certain agreement dated November 5, 195'r, with
the Seaboard Air Line Railroad Company whereby the Company authorized the City to
install the storm sewer lines above referred to, under the terms and conditions as set
out in said agreement.
PASSED AND ADOPTED this 15th day of November, 1957.
/s/ Lewis Homer
Mayor-Commissioner
Attest:
/s/ R. G. Whitehead
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RESOLUTION
No. 57-62"
WHEREAS, Briley, Wild and Associates have heretofore been retained by the City of
Clearwater to perform services as covered by the statement therefor hereinafter
described; and,
WHEREAS, said services, as so described, have been performed and there is due and
payable said Engineers from the City of Clearwater the surn of $13,230.88, according
to the statement of said Engineers dated November 6, 1957, a copy or which is hereto
attached and by reference made a part hereof;
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 the sum of $13,230.88 be paid from the Construction Trust Fund by the
First National Banl{ of Clearwater, Florida, Trustee thereof of Construction Trust Fund
Agreement dated June 10, 1957, which Construction Tvust Fund is derived from proceeds
of the sale of Utility Revenue Certiricates Series of 1956.
2. That a certified copy of this Resolution be delivered forthwith to said
Trustee, which said certified copy shall constitute the direction or the City of
Clearwater to said Trustee to pay the foregoing sum directly to the said Engineers
forthwith in compliance with Section 3 (b) and other provisions of said Construction
Trust Fund Agreement.
PASSED AND ADOPTED, this 15th day of November, 1957.
/s/ Lewis Homer
Mayor-Commissioner
Attest:
/s/' R. G. Whitehead
City Clerk
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Honorable City Commissioners
C~earwater, Florida
Gentlemen:
Nov. 13, 1957
As Trustees of the City of Clearwater Employees' Pension Fund, you are hereby
notified that Jerry Dudley, a laborer in the Refuse Department, has been dUly examined
by a local ppysician and designated by him as a "First Class" risk.
The above employee began his service with the City on Apr. 22, 1957. He is under
45 years of age (born Oct. 22, 1928) and meets the requirements of our Civil Service.
It is hereby recommended by the Advisory Committee that he be accepted into memberShip.
Very truly yours,
Advisory Committee or The Employees' Pension Fund.
/s/ Paul Kane, Chairman
/s/ Helen Peters
/s/ Ed Blanton
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0&'61nanoe No. 747 on Septembe.r 23.. 1951. ldUch Ordinance deolaNCl tile 1nteiat1onot
la14 C1tJ' to annex P8Z'k1lIo04 Subdiv1s1on lnt;c) tile c01'pol'ate l1m1ta of the 01t7 ot
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or -..b1ch pUbl1ca1;1on j,a hereto attached; aD4,
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141. and no registered voter ot the os. ty or CleanaLter.. no owner or real eatate 111 the
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Section 1. The 01t7 or Cleuwater.. aetU1g by and through ita 01t7 CODIl1aa1on,
by the aU1;h0r1t;7 and under the pI-Ov1s1.ona oZ Sec1;j.on 171.04. :nor1da Statute.,
hereby annexes into the corporate limite of the CJ.tJ' ot Clearwater. lPlorida. and
re-der1nea the boundary lines of said ~t~ so 8S to include the follow1ngl
Prom the SW corner ot Sec. 14. ~. 29 St. Rse. 1SH. run S ago
03' 26" Eaa1;, along the section u.ne.. 35l1-.0 1'eet tor P.O.B."
run thence S 8sP 03' 26" E. 539.() f'eet; thence N. fP 00' 30 t
Ball~ 1070.22 teet; thence S. 8~ 57' 01" W, 123.45 tteet; thence
N 8~ 03' 55" w, 17.0 feet; thenee N r:P 00' 30" B. 276.0 ft.
to the 40 acre line; 1;hence N. ago 03' 55" W. along the 40 acre
l1ne. 60.0 ft.; thence S. CP 00' 30" West 276.0 ft.; thence N.
ago 03' 55" w. 300.0 .f't.; thence ll. (P 00' 30" E. 67.0 ft.; thence
H. 8go 03' 55tt W. 258.19 ft.j thence S. (P 00' 3<)" W. 302.0 ft. j
thence N. 89> 03' 5511 \f. 7?,.0 tt.,; thence S. (P 00' 30" W. 17.0
reet.. thence N. ago lJ.1 30' W. 165.0 f't.; thence H. ~ 001 30"
E. 528.0 f't.; thence N. 8go 11' 30" W. 168. 40 ~. along the 40
aore Une; thence S. f1J 02' 26" \i. 930.0 1'1;.; thence S. 8go 11'
30" Bast 108.92 .f't.; 'thence N. cP 00' 30" B. 16.50 .f't.; thence
s. ago 031 55" E. 579.0 tt.; thence S. 00 00' 3011 w. 4:11.13 ;tt.
to P.O.B. Less the North 330 ft. now in the C1ty of Clearwater.
..Sa1d property 1s hereby zoned R-1 Resident1a1, and the O1ty Bnglnew and the
:C1.t~ Clerk are d1rected to inolude in and set out and show upon the otficial aon1l1g
up and other ott1cia1 maps of 'the City of CJ1earn.ter. the forego1ng propert7 nth
1~8 zoning aa 1ncl1cated.
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AN OBDINAHCB PROV'DJING 1'OR A SPBCIAL IIDHI-
aUAL BLBCTION 'J.'O BE HBI.l) IN CONJUNC'rION
wrm ~ 1UD1JLAJl BraBCTION OW 11..
1951 ~ BAZD SPBCZAL BLBO'.rION ~ Jm'1'II1NINB
Wki1;rWSK OR Nar OJtDIl{ANCB NO. 753.. AMBNDDG
THE CI'l'r ZOHINO OJU)INANCB.. SHALt. BE llATI-
PIBJ)J PROV'XDINO lPOR. RBOIRRA'tIOlf AND QUALI..
JPIOATIOH FOR J:LBOIlOMJ PIOV7DIm POll '!HI
MANNER OP CONDUC'J.' or SAIl) ELJIOII'IORJ PROVIDING
POR HOlICK OP SAID BLBC7.rIOlfJ PllOVIDDO JOll
DB'lBRIIINDO '1'BB HBS11J:IrS OJ! BAID m:&c.nOlf J
AND raovm:mo J01l 'rIB EPJ'BCTIVB DAft. 0., ~s
ORDINANCE.
DB 1'l ORDAINED B'l 'l"HB OX!!' COD1ISSION 0"1 'rm CI'lY or CLBAJlW~Blh
Sect10n 1. '1'hat 11 spec1.al 1IIW\1c1pal. eleotion shall. be he14 1n ~h.e manraer heJ'l8ln
provided. on tuesday. De~EJ..'Dbe 17. 1951, tor 1ihe purpose or c1eterm1rdns wbetner o~ no1;
Ordinance No. 153, an ord1nance amend1ng Ordinance Ho. 627.. all amended.. tbe C1~1
zoning ord1nance, shall be adopted. .
Section 2. At sa1d spec1al DIW11c1pal eleet1on, Ord1nancEt 753 shall be aubm1ttecl
1;0 a vo1ie anc1 voted upon, and shall be accepted 01- "jectecl as a wh01e.
Section 3. Only q,ua1itied electora ot tha Oi ty ot Cleaswat;er.- P1()~ida, who aft
~eholc1ex-s nth1n said C1.ty oE Olearwater, nor1da. Shall be e11g:lb1e to voce ill
ea1d speo1al election.
Section 4. All persons 8hall be conSidered as qualif1ed treeho1dera 1n the OJ,1i7
or Clearwater, Plorida" who 8hal.l be reg1Btered as such aooording to la\ll, a8 evidencect
by the recorda of the Supervisor ot Registratj,on ot P1.nellaa Count;v, Plor1.4a. and aa
MOwn on a certif'ied list theNot 8ubJldtted by said SUpervisor .:f1fteen dQ'a pr:loza
1;0 said e1ect1.on. Registration books for the purpose of said eJ.eo1;1on shall be oloaed.
'thirty daY's pri01'" to and :1nclus1. ve or the election date. .
Sect10n 5. 'rhe llst so certified and s\lbmitted by the Count}r Supel."Y1sor or
Jleg181;l'8t1on 8bal1 be open to publio inspection at the ottice of the C1W Olerk
upon reoe1.pt ot same .from said Supervisor and it shall. not be neee8Ba1"Y to otherw18e
publish tbe names listed 1ihereon.
Section 6. At least four days before tb.e date of said eJ.ection the C1ty
CommisS:1on of the Oi ty of Clearwater,p Florida, shall meet at 1ib.e Cit)' Hall fo~ the
purpose 01' rev1ewing such reg1.stration list and to restore any name or names to suCh
list as. may have been improperly omitted or stricken tb.eretrom. 'The registration
11st so rev1aed and completed ahall constitute the liBt of' voters eljg1ble to vote in
s\lCbe1ect10n. Nctice ot meet1ng to revise the list snall be given at least one week
betoresud election by pUblication one tj,me 1n a newspaper o~ genera1 circula.tion in
th.e City ot Clearwater, Florida.
Section_l. The City Commission shall cause to be publ:1shed in a newspaper or
general c1rcufation in tne City once a week for two consecutive weeks a no~1ce stating
the purpose of the election, the polling places, and the clas8 of persons el1g1ble to
vote therein, the first pUb1ication to be at lea~t ten (10) dav8 before the date or
the election.
Section 8. Votes in such election shall be cast at eac~ of the polls establ1shed
and mainta1ned by the City in connection with the regular election to be cond\.lc1;ed by
the City on said date. The polls shall open at 1:00 A.H. Eastern S~dard TiJlle
and close at 7: 00 P. M. Eastern Standard Time on the day of said elect1.on.
Sectj,on 9. Inspectors and clerks or the election shall be appo1nted by the C1ty
Commission except that if the Co~ssion Sball fail to appoint ~e at least two dale
betore the date of the eJ.ect1on, the Mayor-Comm1.s81oner shall appoint them. ~e
1nspectors and clerka shall be the same apPo:1nted 1n connection nth the regu1ar
election on said date.
Section 10. 'rhe question to be submitted to the voters at said election Bhall
be whether or not Ord1nance 753 shall be accepted or rejected 8S a .nole. Vot;1~
Machines aha1l be used and ballots ahall contain tbe question:
"Do you favor the adoption ot Ordinance 153, an ord1MJ1ce amendit1g tihe
Zoning ordinance and the Zoning map of the 01 ty of CJ.earwater, F101'14a~
88 provided therein?"
The election shall be conducted in accordance with the prov1.B1one or Cb.apte~ 1
ot the Code or the C1ty ot Clearwater, of 1950, as amended. and othe&- applicable
law8. 'rrue sample copj,es of Ordinance 753 together with an accurate copy or "'!'he
Zoning Map or 1953 of the C11;y ot 01earwatera, rlor:1c:1a, tl as amended, shall be posted
at each pol11ng place, and aaid ord1.nance, but not 8814 zoning map, ahall be
published Son tuJ.l in two separate issuea of a newspaper of general. c1rculat1.011 in .
Clearwater.. l'lor1da, the first 1nsert10n to be at 1eaat ten (10) dQa prior t;()
'-December 17, 1951.
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CITY COMMISSION MEETING
Navember 15, 1g57
The City Commission of the City of Clearwater met in regular seasian at the Gity
Hall, Friday, November l5, 1957, at 1t30 P.M. with the followin� members present;
�,ewi& Homer May�ur-Commissioner
*Wo E. Strang, Jr, Commissioner
Samuel J. Raberta Commissioner
Clevelancl Insco, Jr. Commissioner
Jamza H. Watkins CommtssionPr
�Abseni; at first of ineet:tng, Came in later.
Also present were:
Jack Tallent City Manager
Ben Krentzman City Attorney
S. .Lickton City En�ineer
Det.-Sgt. Frank Daniels Representing Police ChieP
The Mayor called the meeting ta order. The invocation t��as giver_ by the Reverend
Rudolph McKinley of First Methodist Chw�ch, Clearwater. Commissioner Roberts moved
that the minutes of the regular meeting o£ November 4th be approved in accordance
with copies submitted to each Commissioner in writing, Motion was seconded by
Commissioner Insca anc� carried unanimously. Gommissioner Insco requested that the
minutes contain more detail of the meetings.
Commiss�.oner Strang came in at 1:40 P.M.
The Mayor announced a Public Hearing on proposed changes to Ordinance 627, the
Zoning Ordin�.nce, and thE zoning map, He said the first item to be considered was
the proposal of the City Engineer to revise the zoning map by making several sheets
instead of the present layout on one large map. The Engineer explained that the
insertion of Island Estates in its proper place on the map would make the map toa wide
to be reproduced on tlze City�s blueprint machine. Commissioner Roberts moved that the
:nap be autharized to be reprinted in the form suggested by the Engineer and that the
proposal be placed in �he zoning rEferendum. Motion was seconded by Gommissioner
Insec and carried unanimously.
Th.e second item proposed to be included in the new Zoning Ordinance was the
proposal of an amendment to provide a Board of Ad3ustmen'; and 9ppeaT to hear appeals
in administration of zoning 1aw with provision for final appeal to the City Gommission.
The Mayor explained that the Zoning Board of Adjustmeni, anci Appeals wculd hold Public
Hearings properly advertised on rsquests under the hardshi� provisions of the Zoning
Ordinance and would make final decisions on these ca�es subjec:t to an appeal to the
City Commission in event either party is not satisfied. Commissioner Watkins moved
�hat the portion of the amendment to Ordinance 627 covering the change in the Board
of Adjustment and Appeal be approved as written and placed in the Zoning Ordinance to
be voted on L�ecember l7, 1957• Motion was seconded by Commissioner Str�ng and carried
unanimously.
A nequest wag considered from Mr. Ralph Richards on behalf of the owners of
Woodmere Subdivision and the oivner� of twenty-i'ive acres of unplatted land lying
between Woodmere and Grand'View Terrace to have the area zoned Business �00 feet
north from Drew Street and the remainder R-2. The Zoning Board approved this being
placed on the zonin� referendum. The Commission discussed arranging the new zcning
so the proposed Business area would not be next to R-1 property. Commissioner Strang
moved the item concerning the rezoning of the area consisting of a portion of Woodmere
Subdivision and tihe pareel adjacent thereto as requested by Ralph Riehards be placed
upon the Zoning Ordinance in accardanca with the plat thereof prepared at the mee�ing
�nd approved by the Commission. Motion ivas secanded by Commissioner Roberts an�
carried unanimou5ly.
A letter from Mr. George F. Blair, Southland Development Corporation, requesting
that the north 150 fe�t of the SE4 of the NE,�-�, Section 2�-29-15, less that part in
the Third Addition to Salls Replat, be rezoned from R-1 to R-2. It was explained
that this area fronting on Lakevie�,* Road would be developed as part of Brookhill
Subdivision. The Zoning Board recommended tre request be placed on th� l�eferendam.
Commissioner Strang moved that the item be included in the ordinance amendmen� for
referendum on December 17, 1957. PQotion was seconded by Commiss3oner Watkins and
oarried unanimously.
A pr�posal was considered th�,t Elock H; Hibiscus Gardens, less Lots 12 and 13,
be rezoned from R-2 to R-4. The Attorney explained that Lots 12 and 13 were already
zoned for Business. The Zoning Board had recommended that a reque�� to change Lot 15
and the sou�;n half of Lot 14, Blocic H, to R-4 be referred to the zoning referendum.
ComtrAissioner i�Jatkins moved the proposal that 31ock H, Hibiscus Garaens, less Lots 12
and l3 which are already Business, be placed on the referendum ordinance. Motion was
seconded by Commissioner Strang and carried unanimously,
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CIT1' COMMISSION P7E�TZNG
November 15, 1q57
Th'e next item to be considered for the zoning ret'erendum was L'he p�ogosal that
Tract A, Palm Terrace Unit l, be rezoned from R-1 to Bus�izess. Mr. Guy lt"ennedy, Jr,,
on behalf ot Mr. Forest Dean ar�d Nlr. Norman Kirkland, Jr,, otivners, said that the
original pu•rpose in making the request was to utillze the land alzd also to furnish a
much needed service to the people o� the neighborhood but since opposit�on �o the
proposal had developed he would lilce to withdraw the request on behalf of the owner�.
Commissioner Insco moved the request to �vithdraw the proposal be accepted. Motion was
seconded by Commissioner Roberts and carried unanimously.
A request was received from Mr. H. H. Baskin, Sr., i:o zonz for Business the un-
platted are�. easterly of Bayside ,�5 within the e�te�zsions of Gulf Way Boulevard North
and Gulf Way Bou].evard South and to zone the remainder of the land lying easterly
of Bayside �5 as R-M. Commissioner Strang moved the request o.f Mr. H. H. Baskin, Sr.,
that the land easterly of Bayside #5 now iznzoned be zoned R-M in the exbernal areas
around the ed�e and Business along the middle as shown on the plan be placed on the
referendum with the proper description to be £urnished by the City Engineer. Motion
was seconded by Commissioner Roberts and carried unanimously.
Mr. Jack Cribbs aslted that Lots 23 and 24, Block C, Boulevard Heights, be rezoned
from R-2 to Business. The Mayor stated that the City planned to extend Pierce Street
in that area and it might be necessary to secure part of Lot 24 for right of way
purposes. By consent, the request was deferred to come up later as a request for
exception under the hardship provisions of the Zoning Ordinance.
Regarding the bids for Kipling Plaza storm sewers, the Manager recommende�
accenting the low bid of �6,521.70 from Ray Birkbeck, Dunedin. Commissioner Strang
moved the Manager's recommendation be accepted and the contract be awarded ta Ray
BirkbEck in the amount of �6,521.70 a.nd the proper officials be authorized to execute
the contract. Motion taas seconded by Comm3ssioner Watkins and carried unanimously.
In rega�d to the bids for sanitary sewer construction in Edgewater Drive and
Granada Street from �,dgewater to [�Jilson Boulevard, the Manager recommended accepting
the low bid of $4,66G.00 from Van Orden & Val� Ess, Tampa. Commissioner Strang moved
the Manager�s recommendation be accepted and zr�at the contract be awarded to Vaiz Orden
& Van Ess in the amount of $4,666.00 and the proper offici:als be authorized to execute
tYie contract. Motion was seconded b�r Commiasioner Insco and carried unanimously.
The Manager recommended �ccepting the low bid of $868.00 from Van Orden Rc Van Ess,
Tampa, for the extension of San Marco storm sewers for thirty-six feet. Commissioner
Strang moved the Manager's recommendation be accepted and the contract be awarded to
Van Orden 8c Van r.ss in the amount of $868.00, this being the lowest arid best bid,
and the proper of�icia�s be authorized to execute the contract. Motion was seconded
by Commissioner Watkins and carried unanimously.
Regarding the bids for street 3ighting equipment to finish the whiteway lighting
from Osceola out Cleveland and on Guli' to Bay east to Highland, the Manager recommended
accepting the low bid of $19,375•00 from Graybar Electric Company, Tampa. Commissioner
Strang moved the Manager's recommendation be accepted and the contract be awarded to
Graybar Electric in the amount of �19,375.00, this being the lowest and best bid, and
the proper officials be authorized to execute the contract. Motion was seaonded by
Commissioner Roberts and carried unanimously.
In regard to the bids for the constructian of water main to serv� Clearview
Iieights, the Manager recom:nended accepting the low bid of $13,806.5�j from E. H. Holcomb
Company, Cl.earivater. It was explained that the cost would be adv�,znced to the �ity by
thE� developer and placed in escrow. Commissione� Roberts moved that the bid of E, H.
Holcomb For the Clearvieta Heights water main extension in the amount of $13,806.65,
this being the lo�vest and best bid, be accepted in accordance vrith �he recommendation
of the Engineering Department and the City Manager, and the proper officials be
authorized to execute �he contract. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Watkins
an�. carried unanimously.
Commiasioner Insco inquired as to progress on the �rJatkins Road repaving. The
Attorney reported that the additional rig,zt of way had not yet been secured for Watl�ins
on the Belleair side from Mr. Ed T�trigh� but he had had a recent conference with Mr.
Joseph Yo ng, Mr. Wright's attorney, and M�.yor Bruce Taylor of Belleair in an attempt
to workRa� a�reement.
The Manager recommended accepting the low bid of $2.6�F each for 500 curb stops
from Bert Lowe Supply Company, Tampa, but recommended since there were two identieal
low bids of $1.59 each for 500 corporation stopa that the Commission accept the bid
from Ellis & Ford Supply Company, Dunedin, rather than the one from Davis Meter �c
Supply Company, Th�masville, Geor�ia. Comm3.ssioner Strang moved that the Mana�er's
recommendation be accepted and that the f3rm of Bert Lowe Supply Company be awarded
�00 3��F inch eurb staps �n �he amount of �2.64 each', the lowes� and best bid, and the
firm of Ellis & Ford ke awarded the 500 ��4 tnch corporation stops in the amount of
y�l.5g each, this beiizg considered the lowest and best bid, and the prc�per affici�.ls
be authorized to execu�e the conbract. �Iotian was secanded by Commissioner Roberts
and carried unanimously.
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CITY COMMISSION MF:ETING
Nove�nber 15, 1957
The Manager presented Resolution 5?-60 which would require six property owners to
clean their 1o�s of weeds and underbrush. Comrnissioner Strang moved Resolution 57-60
be passed anci adop�ed and the proper officials be authorized to execute it. Mo�ion
was seconded by Commiasioner Watkins and carried unanimou�ly.
The Clerk presented a list of the proposed polZing places and election workers
i'or the election to be held on December 17th. He recommended that the clerks be paid
�13.50 pe� day and the inapec�ors �12.00 �er day. Commissioner Strang moved that t�e
polling places be approved, the amoun� of compensation be approved and the list of
officials be approved as submiibed by the Clerk. Motion was seconded by Gammissioner
LJatkins and carried unanimously:
Resolution 57-61 was presented by the Attorney �vhich would authorize certain City
officials to execute an �,�reement with the Seaboard Air Line Railroad Company permittin�
the �ity to install atorm sewer lines under the i,rack a� Turner Street and East Avenue.
Comiriissioner Strang moved that Re�olution 57-&1 be passed and adopted and the proper
officials b� authorized to execute it. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Ir_sco
and carnied unanimously,
mhe Attorney presented Resoluti�:� 57-62 which would authorize the payment of
�13,23U.88 to Briley, Wi1d and Associates for services in connection with the Marina
S{;ation Sevrage �rea�ment Plant. Commissioner Roberts moved that Resolution 57-62
be passed and adopted for Br�ley, Triild in the amount of $13,230.8F3 i'or en�ineering
and the proper officiale be authorized to sign the Resolution. Motion was seconded
by Commissioner Insco and carried unanimously.
In regard to the proposed exehange of property in the southNrest corner of T^Iater
I,ot 1, Gity Parlc Subdivision, witn Mr. W. L. Timmons, the Attorney gave a history of
the transfer of deeds �,n that area. The Er_gineer rec�mmended the transf.er If a
definite bulkhead line would be established. The Manager req_uested that the matter
be deferred for a final decision at another meeting in order to consiaer whether it
would affeet the operation of the Marina. �3y eonsent, the item was to be placed on
the agenda for the next reoular meeting.
The City Engineer left the mee�ing at 3:�E0 P.M.
The Manager reported he had received a complaint zrom the manager of the Capitol
Theater that since the meters in Coachnan Park parking lot had been changed �o t�vo
hour meters his patrons were receiving tickets when attending the matinee performances
which alzvays last over two hours. He askec� that the meters be change�3 to five hour
meters, By consent, the Commission requested Capta.in Carey to con�ir_ue the two hour
parking but to work out a niekel courtesy card for an additional hour on the Coachtnan
parkin� lot.
The Attorney presented for its second r�ad.ing Ordinance 751 which Gaou].d annex into
the City limits Parkwood Subdivision, Commissioner Strang moved Ehat Ordinance 751 be
considered on its second reading by title anly t��ith th.e unanimous consent of the
Commiasion. Motion j�*as seconded by Comr,issic�r.er Insco and carried unanimously. The
Attorney read the Ordinance by title only. Commissioner Strang moved that Ordinance
751 be passeci on its secand seading b�r title only. Motion �.vas seconded by
Commissioner Insco and carried unanimously,
TY�e Atborney read on its third reading Ordinance 751. Commissioner Insco moved
that Ordinance 751 be passed and adopted on its third and final reading, and the
proper officials authorized to execute it. Motion was seconded by Commissioner
Strang and carried unanimously.
The Attorney reported that the firm of S�anley and Thornton had requested that `��
their lease ior fishing tackle and sports equipment shop in Room 3, Marina Bu3lding
from December l, 1952, to November 30, 1g57, be renewed for five more years. He
explained that there �r�as an option in this lease to renew for a lilce period on the
same terms; therefore, he recommended renewing the lease for five years. Commissioner
Strang moved that the request of Stanley and Thornton to exercis� the op�ion to reneiv
the lease on Room 3 of the Marina Building be approvzd. Mo�3on was seconded by
Commisaioner Watkins and carried unanimously.
A request was presented from Sam Modica to extend h�s present lease for a parber
shop in Room 6 in the Marina Building Nrhich expires January l�, 1�58, for five more
years. The Manager recommended that the lease be extended at the rate oi $58.00 per
month on the basis of 31¢ pex: square foot of f'loor space. The n'fayor explained that the
31� per square foot tvas set as a minimum rental and recommended that �he lease be
extended at the present rental of $65.00 per month for two years. Commissionsr
Roberts moved that the lease be rene�red from itS expiration date in Ja�uary for a
period of two y�ars at the same rate of $65.00 a month. Motion was seconded by
Commissioner Ldatl�ins and carried unanimously.
The Attorney read on its first reading Ordinance 752 providing for a special
election with the regular election on December 17, 1957, to determine whEther
Ordinance 753 amendin� �he Zoning Ordinanee shall be ratified. Commiss�oner Strang
moved that Ordinance 752 be pas�ed on its first reading. �Iotion was seconded by
Commissioner Watkins and carried unanimously.
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CITX COMB'IISSTON Ni�ETING
November 15, 1957
Commissioner Strang moved that Oxd3nance 75� be considerec3 on �ts second read:in�
by title only with the unanimous consent of the Cammission, Motion was seconded by
Corruniss3.oner tJatkins and carried unanimously. The Attorney read the Ordinance by
title only. Commis�sioner Stran� moved tha_t Ordinance 752 be passed on its second
reading by title only. Motion was seconded by Cornmis�ioner Insco and carried unan3;mously.
Commissioner Strar� moved that Qrdinance 752 be considened on ita third and final
reading with the unanimous consent of the Commission, Motion was seconded by
Commissioner Watkina and carried unanimousl;y. The Attorney read �he Ordinance.
Commissioner Strang moved that Orciinance 752 be passed on its t:zird and final reading
and adopted and the proper offiaials b�: authorized to execute it. Motion was seconded
by Commissioner Insco and carried unanimously.
Mr. H. H. Baskin, Jr., asked Che Commissioners to go on record as to how th�y
felt a$out ieasing space on City owned land west �f Haward Jahnson�s Restauran� in
City Park Subdivision for a new bank on C1earWater Beach. Commissioner Rober�s
commented that the three Clearwater Beach civic organizations had requested that �,11
of the public propert;� remaining unused on Clearwater Beach be retained for public
use and aske� to have it so designat�d. He suggested that Mr. 13asltin contact these
organizations to find out their attituae. Tt was pointed out that it was planned
to establish a civic center on adjacent progerty and this proper�y would be needed
for paricing �'aciJ_ities. Commissioner Strang moved to tabie this request. Motion
was ssconded by Commissioner Roberts and carried unanitnously.
Commissioner Roberts reported that he had asked the Manager to report on the
City owned building oeing used by the BayviAw Civic C1ub located at the west entrance
to Courtney Campbell Causetivay, He said the Manager reported that the City had spent
$1,200,00 fixin� the buildin� up and that the building was not under lease. He
recommended since the City Einployees� Association had requested the use of the building
for recreational purposes that the building be turned over to the group f.or a
clubhouse with the proviso that they 1et the clubs presently using tYze buildi.ng
continue tc use it. Commissioner Roberts moved that the building and the property itself
be turned over to the custody of the City gnployees� Association with the proviso that
the employees as far as possible let other worthwhile or�anizations use the building
at a time converiient to the employees' group an.d that the Attorney prepare a written
agreement. Notion was seconded by Commissioner Strar� and carried unanimously.
Commissioner Insco reported that he had received a letter containing pietures
taken at the time Mayor Kurashima of Nagano City, Japan, wa� awax�ded the City oF
Clearivater medal.
The Attorney su�gested holding a meeting on November 25th t� consider
Ordinance 753 amending the Zoning Qrdinance. Commissioner Strang moved that the
Commi.ssion have a special meeting on Monday, Navember 25th. Motion was secoi�ded by
Cummissioner Robert� and carried unanimously.
The Commission, now adjourned as the Ci�y Commission and acting as Trustees of
the Pension Fund, heard letters read recommending that George Edward Howell,
Patrolman, Police Department; Jerry Dudley and Lewis Quiek, laborzrs, Refuse
I?epartment, be accepted into membership in the Pension Plan. Conli�.issioner Roberts
moved that these persons be aecepted on the recommendation of the Advisory Committee.
Motion was seconded by Coirunissioner Watkins and carried unanimously.
A letter was read from the Advisory Committee recommending that Alice L, Bush,
draftsman, Engi�:eering Department, not be accepted into membership but be pla ced
under Social Security. Commissioner Strano moved that the recommendation be accep�ed.
Motion was secon�e� by Commissi�ner Roberts and carried unanimously,
There being no f'urther business to come before the Board, the meeting was
adjourned at 4:45 P,M.
Attest:
e �2%[
Ci. y erk
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a or- o issioner
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C277jt COMMISSION P�ETING
November 15� 1957
� AGENDA Public Hearings
. GITY COMMISSTON MEETTNG l, Consi er ng Items re Amendin$ Zoning Ordinance
NOVEMBER 15, 1957 and Map - Referendum
�-:30 P.M.
Reports from City Manager
2nvocation 2. B s, K pling P aza Storm Sewers
Introduetions 3. Edgewater Drive Sanitar;� Sewers
Minutes oi' P.recedin� Meeting %�. B3,ds, San Marco Extension o�' Storm Sewers
Public Hearin�s 5. Bids, Street Lighting �.quipnient
Reports of Ci�y Managex� 6. Bids, Clearvie�•� Heights Wa�Cer Main
Reparts of City Attorney Extension
Citlzens to be Heard 7. Other Engineering M�.tters
Other Commiseian, Action 8, Bids, Brass Fittings
Adjournment 9. P�ivate Lot Mov�ing Requests
Meeting Pension Plan Trustees 7.0, Approva.l Polling Plac�s
11. Verbal i3eports and, 0'cher Pending Matters
Reports from City �ttorney
1. Fina Consi erat�,on of Ordinance �7�1 -
Annexation of Farkwood Subdivision
13. Request of Stanley and Thornton to Fxercise
Option �o Rzn�w Lease on Room #3, Marina
14. Consideration of Ordinance Call:ing for Zoning
Referendum at Time of Munlcipai Election
15. 4pproval of AgrePment with SAL I'iR Cavering
Easement for Install�tion oz Storm Sewer
Across Track in East Avenue
16. Resalution, Payment to Briley U�ild
RES�LU'.PION
GlHEREAS: it has peen determined by the Ci�y Commis�ion oi the City o� Glearwater,
Florida, that tne property desc»ibed below sliould be c�eaned uf preeds, grase and%or
under�i�ush, and that after �en (10) days notice and failure of the owner t�iereof
to do so, the �ity should clean'such properLy and charge the costs thereoi against
the respectit�e property.
N0��1 THEREFORE �E IT RESOLVFD by the City Commission of the City of Clearwa�er,
Florida, that the following descriUed property, situate in said City, shall be �leaned
of i�reeds, grass and/or underbrush withiri ten (10) d.ays after notice iii writin� to the
owners thereof to da so and that upon failure to comply with said notice, the Gity
ahall perform sueh cleaning and charge the costs thereof against the respecti�e
properties in accordance with Section 128 of the Charter of the City of Clearrrater,
as amended.
���� PROPERTY COST
Charles H. Haward M& B 21, 3-2gs-15E ��,pp
19�F0 Overbrook A triangular tract beg. 330' N of
City SE cor. of tivz of SE4 of �1G14 run N
•• E80� MOL SW'ly along ACLRR r�v�
295' MOL th E to POB
Jas. E. Hendricks I,ot 6 18.00
1612 L�artmouth Fair Oaks Sub.
City
Jack Geals L�� 1 17,pn
ejo C1�arwater Country Club High Pt. lst Add.
city
Virginia T. Dann Lot 18 16.00
c%o ;+1. C. To}�wnsend Co,, Inc, Blocic 68
458 Scotland Niandaiay Sub.
Dunedin, Florida
Eliz, Cosgrove Zots 20 - 21 20.00
955 Bay Esplanade Blocic 68
C3ty Nandalay S�ab.
J. A. Perry Lot 7 Sc S 54.5' I,ot $ 23.00
1,�,26 S. Madison Ave. Nicholson €c Sloan Sub.
Cii�
PASSED AnTn ADOPTED BY THE City Commi.ssion of tY�e City oi' Cleartvater, Florida,
This l�th day of Nov2;nber, A.D. 19�7.
ATTEST:
/"�/ R. G. Whitehead
City Auditor and Clerk
�sj Lewj.s Homer
Mayor-C�mmissioner
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CITY GOMMISSION MEETING
November 15, 7-957
RESOZUTTON
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},R-IEREAS, the City has req;uested psrmiss:ion of tt�, Seaboard A3.r Line Ra3lraad
Company to instalT a storm Sewer line under Lhe main line tr;cl� c�f that Campany at
Turner Street and East Avenue in said City and under spur tr�clt S�T-28 at Turner 5treei:
in Clearcvater; and;
I�JHEItE9S, the Company has indicated its agreement to do so upon the execui:ion b�*
the City of an agreement with the Company concerizing the same, the e�;,ecui:ion, qf which
agreement requires the c�nsent of the City Commission, and,
WHEREAS, said agreement is in proper form and it is to be intei�est oi' the C3.�y
to execute �he same;
NOW, THEREFORE, ]3E IT RESOLVED BY THE CI'?'i' CONIlvIISSION OF THE CITY OF CLEARWATER,
FLORIDA, 1:ha� the Maycr, City Manager and City Clerk are authorized and directed to
execute on behalz of the City, that certain agreement datied November 5, 1957, �v�th
the Seaboard Air Line Railroad Company jvhereby �he Company au�horized the Ci�y bo
install the storm sewer lines abovs referred to, under the ter.ms and condit3.one as seb
out in said agreement.
1'ASSED AND AD�JPTED this 15th day of November, 1g57.
Attest:
/sj R. G, Whitehead
City Clerit
� s/ I,ewi s Homer
Mayor-Commissioner
RESOI,-UTION
No. 5 �- 2
WfiEREAS, Briley, Wild and Associates have neretofore been retained by the City of
Clearwater to perform services as covered by the statemeizt therefor hereinai'ter
described; and,
WHEREAS, said services, as so described, have been performed and zhere is due and
payable said Engineers from the City of Clearwater i;he sum of �13,230.88, according
to the statement of said Engineers dated November 6, 1957, a copy of which is hereto
at�ac �ed and by refererlce m�.de a part hereof,
NOj�l, THEFiEFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CI�_ Y CONII�IISSION OF THE CITY OF CLEARWATER,
FZORIDA, in sessi�n cluly and regularly assemblecl, as follows:
l, That the sum oi �13,230.88 be paid irom the Construction Trust Fund by the
First National Banit of Clearwater, Florida, Trustee thereof of Constructian Trust Fund
Agreement dated June 10, ig57, whiah Construction Trust Fund is derived from proceeds
af the sale of Ut:Llity Revenue Certificates Series of 1956.
2, That a certified copy of this Resolution be delivered forthwith to said
Trustee, which said certified copy ahall constitute the direction of the City of
Clearwater to said Trustee to pay the foregoiilg sum directly to the said Engineers
for�hwith in comgliance with �ection 3(b) and other provisions of said Construction
Trust Fund Agreement.
Pl�SSED AND ADOFTED, this 15th day of November, 1957•
�s� Levris H�mer
Mayor-Commissioner
Atte�t:
/sf P.. G. Glfzitehead
City Clerk
Nov. 13, 1957
Honorable City Gonunissioners
Clearwater, Florida
Gentlemen:
As Trustees of the Ci.ty csf Clearwater Employees� Pension Fund, you are hereby
no�ix"ied thaL Jerry Duclley, a laborer in the Refuse Department, has been duly examined
by a Iocal p�ysician and designated by him as a"First Class" risk.
The above employee began his service �rr3th the City on Apr. 22, 1g57. He is under
�5 years of age (born Oat. 22, 1g28) and meets the requirements of oar Civil Service.
It is hereby secommended by the Advisory Comm:i.t-Eee that he be aceepted into men,bPrship.
Vert,� tru].y 3ours,
Advisory Committee o�' The Emplayees� Pension Fund.
�'s/ Paul Kane, Chairman
�s� Helen Peters
�s� Ed Blanton
CITY CONIMISSION MEETIrTG
November 15, 1957
Honorable City Coirunl.ss�ioners
Clearwaber, Florida
GentY�men:
1�Iov, 13� 1�57
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As Trus�ees of the City of Clearwater Employees� Pension �'und, you are hereby
notified that I�Pwis Quick, a laborer in the Refuse Aepartment, has been duly examined
by a local physician and ciesignated hST him as a"First Class" risk,
The above employee began his service Ulith the City on Apr, 29s 7-957. He is under
45 years of age (born Nov. 11, 1g27) and meets the requirements of our Civil Service.
I� is hereby recommended by the Advisory Committee that he be accepted into membership.
Very truly yours,
A.dvisory Committee of ThE EmDloyees' Pension Fund
�s� Paul Kane, Chairman
�s� Helen Peters
`sf Ed Blanton
2Yov . 12, 1957
Honorable City Commissioners
Glearwater, Florida
Gent7.emen:
As Trustees of the City of Clearwater Employees' Pension Fund, you are hereby
notified t'"' George EdTirard Howell, a patrolman in the Police Department, has been
duly examin�a by a local physician and desi�nated by him as a"First Class" risk,
The above employee began his service zaitn the City on Apr. l, 1957. He is under
45 years of age (born Oct. 12, 1957.) and meets the �equirements o£ our Civil Seruice.
It is hereby recommended by �he Advisory Committee that he be accepted in�o membership.
Very truly yours,
Advisory Committee of The bnployees� Pension Fund.
�s� Paul Kane, Chairman
/s/ helen Peters
/sj Ed Blanton
Nov. 13, 1957
Honorabl� City Commissi:anes�s
Clear�ater, Florida
Gentlemen:
A� Trustees of tY:e City oF Clearwater Employees' Pension Fund, you are hereby
izotified that, P.lice L. Bush, Draftsman in the Engineering Department, has been duly
examined by a loca� physiclan and designated by him as a poor i�7:sk.
The above emplayee began her service taith the City on Apr. 22, 1957. She is under
45 years of age (born Jan. 14, 1913) and meets the requirements of our Civil Service.
It is hereby recommended by �he Advisory Commit�ee that she nat be accepted into
membership and to k�e placed under Social security accorcling to laws of the City of
C1ear��rater .
Very truly yours,
4�vi`sa:.�y �amtriit�ee'of'.The E7nployees' Pensian Fund.
/s/ Paul Kane, Chairmar
/sj Helen Peters
ra� Ed Blanton
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ORi?IN�IATGE IJfl. 75�
QAD�NANCE ANNEKIbi(� ACRE�IGE '1'0' BE IS:�10WN A5 PARK-
tiaf00D SUHDIVTSTON, INfi(3 THE CfJRPORA'i'E Irli�fl'.CS OF'
THE aI2'Y �F' GI,$ARWATFsR., F`I,ORIDA, AND REDE;F`II3ZNi�
THi"s �OUNDAAY I.�NES OF THE CTTY "i'0 INCLUDE SATD
As7DITIaN ACCQRt)3TNt� TQ THE PAOVISTOIVS OF SEC�'TON
171., n4, FI,ORIDA STATU'I'ES; ZONTNG THE hNNEXED PRO--
PERT!i R-1 RFSIDFDPi':LAL; AND' PRQVIDING FOR s HE EF-
RE�1.I'IVE I}ATE,.
irIHEREA.S, �he City Co�:s�ion of the Ci�4y of Cleartaa�er, FZorida, enacted
C7�dinanee Ido. 7�kT on Sep'tember 23, 1g57, tarh3.ch Ordinanee decla.z�ed tne �.nten�ion of
sa3d City to anzzex Parkt+rood Subdivi.s3on ini:o �he corporate 13.mit� of the C3.t� of'
Cleax=taater; ar�d,
�TFIF�CE.�S, sa3d OrrlinFuace ti�as �ubi�.�nea onGe � s,reek for fau� con�e�utive c;�eeks in
the Clearrs'ta�er �un, a netvspaper guial3ahed in the Citg a� Glear��.icer, Florida, proo�
af trhich publicat3on is her�to atiaehed;. and,
k1H'�'REAS, more than th3.xty ciays has exp�red since �he enactment o� ardinance No.
7�7, ar.xd no registered =aoter of the City of GJ.eas�water, no owne� of real es�ate in the
terri#;oxy to be anne�ed, a.nd no person Zrhomsoev�r has objected to sucll annexatian or
h�a a,pplied ta the C3rcu3t Court of the S3actti2 Juciiaial Circt.i'C 3:n and for Pinellas
Cotan�y, F].o�idaa se��ing Porth any ob�ections to sa3.d annexation; and,
irJI�R.EAS, all ax the provisians of Section 171.04, Florida Sta.tutea, have been
coaapl3ed witka;
NQSd, THEREP'QIiE, BE TT ORDr�IAIED BX THE CITY CdMI�E'LCSSION OF 'i'Ii� CITY OF CT,EARj�AT1'ER,
.F'T,QRIDA.•
Seetion ].. The Ci�y af Cleart�ater, ac�in� by and 1�kirough it� Ci�y C�mmiasiony
by the au-' tfio�r ty and under the provisions o� S�ation �.7i.0�, Florida Statutes,
hereby annexes into �he corp�rate limits of` the Cit� og Clearssater, Floricta, ar±d.
r��dei3nes the bour:dar�r 13.nes of said Gity 3o a,s to include tk�e folloUring;
grom the Std corner o£ Sec. 14,: T�rrp. 29 S; R��. 15E; .run S$g°
03� �6° Eas'c, along th� spc�ion line, 35�F.0 feet for P.�.B.;
a'�un thence S 8g° D3' 26" E. 539.0 feet; th4nae N. �° 00' 3p"
East l0'�d.22 �'eet; thence S. 83° 57' O1" W, 1230�5 �eet; thenne
N 8� tD3` 55" [`3� 77.0 �eet; thence N 0° i70� 3p° E. 276.0 ft�
to the �+0 acre Iine; the3ace N. 89° 03t �5" W. along tne �43 acre
l�ne, 60.0 ��,; thenc� S. 0� 00� 30n Wes� 276.Q iic.; thence N.
�9° ��' 55" l+t. 300.0 f�.; thence N. f3Q 00� 3a" E, 6(}0 �t.; thence
N. 3� 03 � 55" ti�. 25$ .19 �'� . s thenc e S. Oo 00 � 3p„ 4J . 302 . f3 �:;
thenee N. $9° �3' S5" �. 7'S.o f�.; thence �. Ofl 00� �p" W. �7.A
£eet; thence N. $� 11* 30" �t. 165.0 ft.; then�e N� t7o 00� 30"
E. 528.0 i't.,' thence N� $g� 11� 3p" W. 16i3.�0 ft: a'!on� th� �0
acre ].3.ne; thance S. Qa 02' 26" W. �30 .0, f�.; thenee S. S� 11 s
30" East 108 a q2 ft .; thence rr,: cp �o � 30" E. 16 . 50 f t.;�hence
S, $3°' 03' 55" E. 579.0 :€'t.� thenee S. Oo 00� �p,� W. �i7.�.� ft,
�o P.O.B. i�ess the I3�rth 3g0 i�. now in the City of �learwater.
S�i�i p2�csper�y is hereby zone,d R-1 Res3dent� als anci the C3.ty i;r�inee� arrc3 th�
G3ty Cle�ait are d3rec�ed to inelud:e in �.nd s�t au:� and shocv upon. the offlc�al �on:ing
map and c�ther a£i'ic�.al maps of �:le Ci�y of Cle�,rz�rater; the foregaing property w3th
its zoni3� as indica.tecl.
�ec.ti.on 2. This Ord�.na.nce shall laeeome effect�ve 3mmecJ3at�l.y upon i�s passage.
Pt�.SSED Oi�T FTRS!Z' READING
PAS�D OPJ SECOND READING
�ASSID t3N fiiLtRD ADTD FINAL
F�E1�IDZNG AId� AI30PT�D
At�es�:
; �f' Fi. G. Y�h3.te12ead
Ci�Gy C1.erk
November 4, a957
N'ovember � 5s �'-�57
November l5� �-957
/s� LeUris Hom�r
I�3�:ynr-Cammi a si one�
ORDZNANCE N�. 752
ADi OADT%IAi�iCE' PRAVIDINt� F'OR A SPLCIAI; MUNI_
CTPAT, Ei,EC'1'ION 'TO �3E H�L37 II�T' eONJiTATG"t`IOht
VJITH' THE RLGiJ�AI? ELECTI4N ON DECEI+,'F3E..zi 3�i:
195�, SAID SPECIAL ELEG'3.`ION T0 D�'ERMYI�TE
1i1HE'i'IiER OR �14'i' ORDINI4NCE NO:�, ?53� Al � l'I}JCI�i�
THE �I'I'Y ZONIN(� OI�?�NADiCE, -SHALL BE I��.TI-
F'IEEI�; PROVIDIN(3 .FOR RE,t�ISTRA{t�aN AND QUALT-
�`I��'iI�N �°OR ELECTORS, PRWiIy�DTG FOR "THE
� i�T� CONUIJC']'. OR SAT� EI;�'!'SON; FIiOVIJDTI�TG
FOR N0�'ICE OF SAID EGECTI4N; PROViDINQr �OR
a�E.I'II�YINI11tG THE RESi�I�'S OR SAIB ELECTIORT;
l�7 1'R.tJ'VIISIP�G �'f7� TIiE E�'FEC�'IVE DAfiE OI� THIS
ORDTNANC£a..
BE IT ORl?AZr7ID BY THE CTTY GOMt�SSTOI� 0�' THE C�'1'X 'OF CL�A13.�dATER;
Section l. �ha� a:special municipal elect3.on sha11 b� heTci in the nu�na�er he�ein
prov3_ e;, on e�aa.y, Decemb� Z7, ].957, fbr the purpose of de�ernLi.ning v��her or not
Ordin2nce No. i53, a.�3 ordinance amendin� Ordina�zce �To. b27, as amendPd, the Ci�y
zanin� orcU.ne,nce,, sk�a21 be a.dop�ed.
Secbii�n 2. At sa3.d �peci�.7. mun3.c3:paZ elec�ion, Ordin�,nee '�3 shal3. be .submitted
to �, vote r•a.n�voted upon, and sha11. be �ccep'ced or re,jectea as a z�ho3e.
Secf:3.on 3. On3.y qual�.i'ied electars af �he Ci�Gy of �1ea��ratery Florida, wha are
freeho�3cTers yrr�hin said C3.�y n�' Clearvrate�, F'l.orida,, shaal be elfigible to uote in
sa3.d .apecial eleGtion,
Sec�ic�n �. 41Z pe��ons shall b� con�3.dered as qua.].ified ireehoiders in the Cit�-
of Cle�rwa�er, Flarida, ;aho sha1Z be regfstered as sueh aeeording to lavas a$ ev'� dencec�
by the reaords of' t�he Su�e��visor flf Rsgistrai:ion Q� P3.ne7.las Counic�� F1.o�+iti3i 8t2d as
s1�.�tnm Qn a certif3�d i3�t ti2�rsof ;sul�mitted by sa3d Supexv3sar �i�teen da.ys pr3.or
to said elect3.on. Re��.stration books for �he purpose of sa3d ele�tion 3Yia11 be clase�
tcia���y days prior ta �,nd: 3ncl,ixsl.ye oP th� elee�ion date,
Section 5. s'h� lis'c so cer����.�a ana subm3.tted by the Gounty Supervisor o�'
Reg3s ra o�n sha;'? 1 i�e open to publlc inspection at the ofPie� oi the Gi'cy Clerk
upon �eceipt o� samc; from said Supex�rl.sor :and it sizall not be n�cessary to o'thersvise
pubiish the names l;is�ed thereon.
Sectior� 6. At. least four days before the date oF said ele�tion the Ci�
Coinmts�'ion o�the Ci3ty of Cleartaater, Florida, shall meet a� the City Ha11 for the
purpose oi' revie�vii�g such regis�x�ation list and �o re:store an,y name or names to suc12
list as may have bE�en improperly omitted o� strieken therefrom. The regiatration
list so revised and completed shall constitu�e the 2i�� of voters el3gible to vote in
such election. N;tr.ce of' meeting to revise the iist sha13 be given at least one week.
'�efore saici election by public�.tioi�. vne tln.e ln a nzi,rspaper o� general circulation in
t�.e City o£ Clearwater, rlorida.
Section 7. The Ciiy Coumission si1a11 cause to'be publ�shed in a newspaper of
�enera c�irculation :tn the City onee a week for two con,secutive weeks a notice sta�irtg
the purpose of the �lection, the pollix� p3.aces, and the class of persons e7.igible to
�*ote therein, �he first publ3cation to be a� least t�n (10} days befo�e the date of
�he election, .
Section 8. Votes �.n such electicn shall be cast at each af the pol�s es��,bl3shecl
and m�i�ains3 by iche C3ty 3.n connection with the regular election to be condueted by
the City on said date. The po11s shall open at 7:�0 A.M. Eastern S�andarci Time
a.nd elase a� 7:00 P.M. Eas�srn Standa�.rd Time on the day af said election.
Sect�on g. Insgectors and clerks of th2 e7.ection shall be appoin-�ed by �h.e City
Comm3ss_o�n exaept that if' the Commission shall fail to appoint same at le2st �wo d:a,�*s
before the date o�' tlie electa.an, the Mayor-Commissioner shall appoint them. The
inspectors and clerks sha�l be �he same appointed in aonnection tvztn the regular
eiectiorr on �aid dat�.
Section 10, The question to be submitted to the vo�ers at said election sha11
be whe er or not Ordinanee 753 sY�al3. be acceptefl o� rejected as a�ehole. Voting
Nla.ch3nes sha1Z be used and, ballots sh�.11 contain the qu�st3on:
"Do you favor �he adoption of Ordinanee 753, an ord.inance a�endin� ihe
Zoning ordinance and the Zoning map o�' the City o£ Clear:�aater, Florida,.
as provided therein?"
Tne elect3on shall be conducied 3n aecordance *rr�.th the proviaiona of ChaptQr 7
of the Ccd� o�' the City of Clearwater, o� �.g5os as amended, and other applicable
la�ts, True sample copie� of Ordinance 753 Logether wi�Ch an aecurata copy af "The
Zoning Map of 3g53 of the �ity of CZearwater, Florida,'" as amendec3, ahall be posted
at each polling place, and said ardinanez, buL- not sai.d zoning map, sha].l be
�ublished in fu7.1 in two separate issues of a newspaper of general circulat3on in
Clearwater, �'lurida., the first insex�tion �o be at least ten {10) days p�^3or to
December ].7, 1957 •
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5e�tion 11. The s�esult of �he voting $kiall be certif3ed by returns 3n dupl3cat�
signetT�y �Fer�:].erk and a majori�y of the elecf�3.an inspectors, One capy oi �uch
returra sha11 be delivea�d to the Mayor-Com�missioner and �he atia�r copy to the C�.ty
CZerlt, bo�h of Nhom sha7.1 traa�sm3.t such returna ta the City Comm�.�sion at a meet�.ng
to be held at 12:OO:noon Eas�exn Standard Time on �he day follotein� th� el�etion.
A� such meet3ng the Commi:ssion Rha11 canvass the returns ancZ declare the resul�� ai�
the eTectlon.
Section 12. A7.1 thin�s done and accomplished in co�pli�:nce �ri.th th3a orc'finance
� anc3 in"3u- ierance of ihe purposes af th3s ordinance., pr3or tt� the effec�iye da�e
12ereof as-� hereby rati�ied r�nd conf"irmed as being in compliance with this ordina.ra;ce.
S�ction 13. ��-s Q�'�-�ance sha11 beeome ePfect3ve immed�.ately upon its �aesage.
PASS�D oN �'IRST REAi�)iPI(� November 15� 1957
PASSjD QN SECAND READING Noveinber 15, Z957
PASSED ON THIRD ARID FINAL I�tovember 15, 195�
RFADING AND ADOk''�!.'ED
' 1sf �ew�s xomer
Mayor-Gottnn�.s sion�r
AL-test:
/8% ii. G. Z+ti�tehe2.d
Ci�� Clerk