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02/03/1958 I . ,.' ',' ,~ ' . ',,' . o .' ;~';- . j"7 d L " ....... ... ~'i."~,.. ' ...... , .,'",1,:.;' ,".' ,',;" .,. A.':}~:~':/::'f;'~~ ~~~.~~~.: '::~"~.;;:~:~ ~~fJ:l~1:~". , ~ - ~.' ~"" ' ,; " ' '.'. ,"'~ ,'. '" "~: ~... ...... '., .1>,'(,' ,,:;:,;;".l," _ .;..... ...:.;.;.~~;:~,,~~::..;~,'.~...:..:>...~~:..~,i~..~: .....",..~~:.r~;:"...l1h.~,,..e',\.}:;~..~. ,,''''.:Y>.,~ ,'.;0, .~ , ., ".,",..~~;;~,:~ ;~,,~,.,',:.;~i~t~~;1.:'if.:09];ti~~~.;ftji;~):;i,J!:t&~_:{~~f.i~Vj1f~;,? ' CITY C~~ISSION MEETING February 3, 1958 The City Commission of the City of Clearwater met in regular session at the City Hall, Monday, February 3, 195e, at 1:)0 P.M. wi~h the ~ollowing members pre sent. : Lewis Homer W. E. Sttang, Jr. Cleveland Insco James H. Watkins Herbert R. Fields Mayor-Commissioners Commissioner', Commissioner Commissioner Commissioner Also present ~ere: Jack 'l'allent Ben Krentzman S. Lic kton W. B. Mackey City f-1:anager City Attorney City En~ineer Asst. Police Chie~ I,; .~_....: 'I~\~( rif~'" ,i, . ,~~::' t,~ ~ The Mayor called the mgeting to order. The invocation was given by the Reversnd Hugh Powell of Trinity Presbyterian Church, Clearwater. The continuation of the Public Hearing on construction of sidewalk on the west side of Missouri Avenue from Grove Street to Drew Street was announced. The Engineer reported at the original hearing held December 2nd the property o"mers objected tc the esti.mated cost so it 'Was decided to continue the hearing and receive the bids for the Missouri street pRving and sidewalk at the s~e time. He said the bid price was less than his original estimate; therefore, his revised es~imate was approximately $2.21 per front foot. The propert~'owners present expret1sed approval 01' the red uc ed co st and there were no objections. After having held this Public Hearinb and having heard no legal valid objections, Commissioner Strang moved that the sidewalk project on the west side o~ Missouri Avenue from Grove Street north to the present sidewalk of the Hamlin Building be apI~oved and that it be assessed. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Watkins and carried unanimously. Regardin[; the bids for widening and resurfacing Missouri Avenue from Grove to Drew Street and an alternate bid for sidewalk on the west side of Missouri Avenue from Grove to Drew, the t>lanager recorrnnended accepting the low bids of $4,302.71 for the widening and $914.10 ~or the sidewalk from E. H. Holcomb Company, Clearwater. It was pointed out that the resurfacing cost would be assumed by the Ci ty and the widening and the sidewalk would be asse5~.ed. Commissioner Strang moved the M~n3ger's reconmendation be accepted and the proper officials be authorized to execute the necessary documents and that E. H. Holcomb, Jr., be awarded the cont.ract in the amOUIll. o~ $5,216.$1. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Watkins and carried unanimously. The Mayor recommended the appointment of the following persons to the Parking Advisory Board: Messrs. E. C. Marquardt, George W. Smith (attorney)) Jules Bragin, rrom Brown and Cl)rde Pos ey. Commissioner Watkins moved that the f'i ve men recommended by t he Mayor be appointed to t he Parking Advisory Board. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Insco and carried unanimously. The Mayor explained the scope o~ the Boat-d's "Work would be to accumulate data; to make recommendations for offstreet parking throughout the City; to make recommen- dations as to the feasibili'ty o~ employing a qualified engineer to make a sur- vey of the parking situation. He stated he would call a meeting of the Board at which time a Chairman could be elected. Regarding the parking meters installed on Clearwater Beach last fall, Mr. Leonard Merrell, speaking ~or the Citizens Committee, pointed out that the 90 day trial period was completed. He submitted petitions containing approximately.l,GOO signatures asking removal of all parking meters on Clear- water Beach. A companion petition was submitted in which the Clearwater Beach business people asked the City to establish time limit s in the various areas and agreed not to allow their cars or their employees' cars to be parked in such a way as to handicap their neighbors' businesses. Mr. Adon Smith read a letter from t he Clearwater Beach Resor~ Association stating the orgainiz~tion had voted unanimously that the parking meters be removed. Captain W. L. C1ark representing the Commercial Boatmen of Clearwater; Mr. Joseph Schultz, owner of the Beach 5 & 10; Mr. James Olson, 520 Mandalay, and others objected to the meters. Mr. Gonzalo Garcia, President of the Clearwater Beach Business Group presented a letter pointing out the need for contro+led parking stating t.here are businessmen am residents in favor o:f the meters, and suggesting certain faults in the meter control program that could be corrected. Mr. A. B. Darlir~, manager o~ the Yacht Basin Apartments, and Mr. C. G. Rudderbam, 4S9 Mandalay, spoke in ~avor of t m meters. The Manager read a letter from t. he Clearwater Beach Association stating the Association still favored the meters in the Beach business section and asking for a fair trial of the meters in more favorable ~eather. Commissioner Fields moved to remove all meters on Clearwater Beach immediately or as soon as possible. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Insco. (Commissioner Insco commented that at the time o~ the original vote he had stated he was personally opposed to parking meters on the Beach but had voted for them because the Beach people asked for them; now since there were indications ~he majority do not want meters, he was seconding this motion.) Upon the vote .. ... " '. ":'. "",_'1: ,,:, Illlf~l!~i(/~{i.. ,'" ".,._. t._, ...~~_...~._.,. . --1&"-- II ' . ,..' '. ' .' - '. '," - ~'.- " /~',' /' 'j . ~ ~ ( ,. \ ;;;,.," ~ ': ;.;,0("..,'; .,(."".;0;1\ . ~~1t~1.[3;?{t t\f ll;, ~ I j'I'-'~" '.." ,} , ,:).};f{~~~~~~~1jf{!J;~L,. , . ,'!',,':>' .i~"d', '<l ,t .',: :..~ ".,.1."" .,r,.....'.' ..' . ~.,r ~ ~~ . ~"'" ...~~,~.; -',\1:"'. ,.....I\("l1r':.{~\:"'l~ r ,',' \ ~~I "l.'<I ~;;'~~J~H!"~~~_~ ". "'. .,.,'...~,.,. ., ',.:' ....1 ,',., ".i" "...f.. ':", ,.>t,:...~"..,~}~~,,,~,~~,;";;~k": -.;iI, ;'..~.<;d('~;~;"~""''''> , ",-,":<:~:~:.:," ~"",.~~:<'i~' " ,.,..,.",'_._".".<:...,'_..~.~).'..:"'.h.:.:.... ,,". ,.,....~ ".......<"'....,~.~... I' ,.".. ,,".< I..,....._."",.;,_~:l:l.~t~~~~ t/~' ;;L . -2- C17.''Y COMMISSION MEFil'ING February 3, 1958 being taken, Commissioners Fields and Insco voted" Aye". Commissioners Homer, S~rang and Watkins voted "No". Motion did not carry. Commissioner Strang ex- plained he thought the tra~fic engineer should report on whether the program was successful and the petitions should be checked to see how many or the signers were actually affected by the meters. The Mayor summarized by saying that the matter would be deferred until the report was prepared and the survey completed. 'llhe Engineer asked tha. t Item 4., "Bids, Industrial Park, Paving, Curbs and Catch Basins", be deferred to the next meeting as there was one portion of the speci~ications concerning the number of cubic yards of shell that was being questioned by the contractor as not being clear. He suggested a conference wi th Commissioner Strang, the Manager and himself present to discuss the matter with the low bidder, E. H. Holcomb, Jr~ Commissioner Watkins moved that the matter be held over to the ne~t agenda. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Insco and carried unanimously. The Manager explained that three bids were received to mow lots on a con- tract basis and recommended accepting the low bid of Mr. I. E. Johnson of'$4..00 for mowing 6,000 square feet or less and $.50 cents for each additional 1,500 square feet or any fraction thereof. Commissioner Fields moved the contract be awarded to Mr. Johnson subject to the requirements of the insurance and that the proper authorities be authorized to execute the contract. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Insco and carried unanimously. The Manager presented an application from Ethel G. Baumgardner for per- mission to erect a commercial adverti sing sign (6' x 10') on t he property of Early J. McMullen at the northeast corner of North Haines Road and Gulf to Bay Boulevard. It was exp1a ined the sign would advertise the Kapok Tree Inn. Commissioner Insco moved the si~n be approved subject to its final location on the ground being approved by the Trarfic Division. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Fields and carried unanimously. The Manager repor~ed receipt of a letter dated February 3, 1958, from Mr. Charles Phillips, Jr., at~orney, on behalf of Atlas Advertising, Incorporated, a firm which formerly had a contract ~or placing advertising benches on City right of way or parkways. He stated in accordance '\lith the Conunission' s in- structions he gave the firm notice on October 30, 1957, to remove the benches and later in December he had given further notice if the benches were not re- moved by JanuaI~ 31, 1958, they ~ould be picked up and stored at the expense or the firm. He said ~. Phillips' letter requested that the City hold off picking up the benches. Commissioner Watkins moved the action of the City Manager in ordering the removal of the signs and the park benches owned by Atlas Adver- tising Incorporated'be approved. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Insco and carried unanimously. The Attorney presented Resolution Se-12 which would assess the cost ,of construction of sanitary sewer in Brightwater Drive from Harnden Drive easterly approximately 2,050 feet and in Hamden Drive from Brightwater to Fifth Stree~ extended and construction of a lift sta.tion near the easterly portion of Fifth Street extended. He read an exce~pt from the minutes of October 15, 1956, the date of the Public Hearing, which indicated that some of the properties were already connected with a temporary line to the sewer in Hamden Drive and those properties would be charged a pro rata share of the lift station only. He stated there wer e six agreements on file to this effect. Con:missioner Watkins moved that Resolution 58-12 be adopted and the proper officials be authorized to execute it. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Insco and carried unani- mously. Regarding the public hearing wi th the Corps of Engineers at the Municipal Auditorium in Clearwa~er on February 4th, the Mayor urged all of those that had been contacted ~o be there and that each Commissioner be present. 'I'he Attorney requested authorization of travel expenses to go to Tallahijssee to represent the City in the case of Boucher vs Novotny and the City which ~as being argued before the Supreme Court o~ Florida on February 12th. Commissioner Insco moved to authori ze travel expenses to Tallahassee for the Cit y Attorney and that the proper funds b~ transferred from the General Account. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Watkins and carried unanimously. Commissioner Insco invited the other Commiss ion~rs to attend ~he meeting of the Kiwanis Club at noon on Friday, February 7t.h, when the Harbormaster will speak on the Clearwater Marina. There being no further business, the meeting was adjourned at 3:50 P.M. I ,/' ~.~-- .-a~SSioner t. . . ~;- . .,,~~-- ' I _,~., CITY COMMISSION MEETING February J, 1958 ;~ll~0~~::~:=~~,u:"::':k":"::_:_;~~~'_\;;'''~''=~''~';~'::::~;~:C:":0~~."..C::'~I*;;';r;"~; ,,~~? ' , ' AGE ~DA CI1~ CO~~ISSIO~ MEETING FEB1WAR Y 3, 195a l:J() P.M. ~lc Hearin~s. 1. Sidewalk, Mlsso~i Ave. from Grove Street North to Present Side~alk of Hamlin Building Reports from City Mana~er Invocation Introduc ti ons Min~tes of Preceding Meeting PubJ.ic Hearings Reports of City Manager Reports of City Attorney Cit~zens to be Heard O~her Commission Action Adjournment Meeting Pension Plan Trustees Petition, Clearwater Beach Parking Meters Bids, Missouri Avenue Widening ~ith Alternate Bid of Sidewalk Bids, Industrial Park, Paving, Curbs, and Catch Basins Bids, Lot MOl-ling Request for Permit to Erect Commercial Advertising Sign Other Engineering Matters Verbal Reports and Other Pending Matters 2. J. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. i"' :iY' - i .. I Reports from City Attorney 9. Assessment Resolution. Bi:ightwater Drive '.. -------------------------~---~--------------------------~---------~-----------~ January 29, 1958 Hon. Lewis Homer, Mayor Board of City Commissioners Mr. Jack Tallent, City Manager City of Clearwater, Florida Gent-leme n: At the last meeting of the Clearwater Beach Resort Association, held January a, ~95$, it was voted unanimously that the parking meters be removed from the Beae h. the feeling ~as expressed that the meters caused undue hardship to motel owners, and many complaints have been received from their guests. Very truly yours, CLEARWATER BEACH RESORT ASSOCIATION, INC. /s/ Joseph Betts, Vice President January 31, 1958 Mayox. Lewis H. Homer City Commissioners of Clearwater City Manager, Mr. Jack Tallent Dear Sirs: It seems appropriate at this time, to review a few facts in connection with the ~resent controversy over Parking Meters on Clea~ater Beach. On November 9, 1956, March 20, 1957 and April 10, 1957, Directors, Officers and Members of this orga~ization, met with the Trarfic Department of Clearwater for finding a satis- factory way to control parking and traffic. The proper use and placement of Park:ing Meters seemed then and now, the most effective way of solving this grow- ing problem. The simple and unalterable facts are these: 1. 'l'here is a need for controlled parking. 2. There are substantial businessmen who want Parking Meters. 3. There are residents ~no have expressed satisfaction wi tn meters because they have been able to find parking spaces. or rn ,",;... ;z..€ci We further believe that this present controversy could have been eliminatedA had the City taken certain steps before and after the installation or meters to educate and apprise residents and business men of the p~an in genera~ ,and the ~lexibility of meeting problems as they arose. Such incidents or acts of using the wrong paint on the standards, failing to install meters which were promised on the beach area known as the Everingham Property, ins&alling meters in sections where they are not presently needed, issuing courtesy cards that state that it is necessary to pay at "Police Headquarters" and not recognizing the need for longer parking periods in some areas, all add up to irritation and lack of con- fidence. This organization was originally the interested group in fostering Parking Meter-s and yet recent ly, under 'the pressure of less effected int erests, a "90 day ~rial period" was proposed ~ithout this association of business men being cons~lted. As everyone in business on Clearwater Beach knows, tourist traffic and business during December and January was seriously reduced due to poor weat~er. This period just passed~ consequently, was not indicative of the peak traffic problems yet to corne. We thin~, therefore, that if a test is need~d it still lies before us. We hope that these comments will be construed as constructive in nature and that the City will not be swayed by questionable petitions or pressure groups that do not have the direct interest of the business man. Respectfully submitted. /s/ Del A. Barnes, Secretary CIEARWATER BEACH BUSINESS GROUP (cont.inued) " .:; ,':. ".\ ' J',' .....1 1.17' ~ ~ , ' ..,"' :.." - - ;".' ,'., rj_ 1;- 0 '! . !:"'I~ . ~ I I ,j , '.' .... " .' ~~;".,;:.{,' :,'.'C'"'k.I;k:..;.",...~" c.,. .""'-"':'~"""'. ".,,;';. ",:~,..,,,,,,., '.'f., ,',' ,',' c. ".' '.'.' "", '.1.., -",."..,.,0'''''"" ,..:,.;r'''''''':''';'l'''<<''<' ":~,"~'.y."", \ '::'"~"'A-"4...~l'''l' ."..'.."L.."L.., ...<. "'" . ",;,,, ,...~, .,'Cp'."" "-,.r... :'cl\'i;~!I\'1'lt~~qj ",~~I?:f~~.iffJ~):i[t4'l ~UAiia"~UA....t-I~~,_..""_"""",~'\I..", ,'ol4#"'* "~""""'_>l\~".~..__~_...lol'__.~........~'.IiN.u.;.r~":;"":_"'''''''''''''''.~,*lI'''~~ _4:..<l1~,,>....1<4;;'; .-.J... ,f.....~"J^~ ___......!~:.tifU__~~tl~_~_~...~ .~i!1:iS CItY COMMISSION MEETING February J. 1958 (Continued) DIRIDCTORS CLEARWATER BEACH BUSINESS GROUP Charles Meyers Ray Gesling Jess& Smit h Amos Smit h Chas. Rudderham Robt. Heilman Henry Henriq ue s Gonzalo Garcia Keppie Travc1 Bureau Rock-a-Way Pavillion Palm Pavillion Pier Pavillion Rudderham's Beach Store Beachcomber Restaurant Pelican Resta~ant Garcia Realty OFFICERS Gonzalo Garcia Robert Heilman Del A. Barnes (Dell's Shoes) Pre sid ent 1're asurer Secretary ------~-----------~---------------------~------------------------------------~- Mr. Jack Tallent. Ci~y Manager City of Clearwater P.O. Box 134.8 Clearwater, Florida Dear Mr. Tallent: The Clearwacer Beach AssocLa~ion is still on record as favoring parking meters in the Beach business section. A leng~hy debate over the meters was held at the last regular meet~ng, January 27. The argument s in favor and in opposition \'lcre a repitit.ion of those presented from the floor at the previous meetin~, November 25, and supporters of each side held firm. Also as before, there was ~eneral agreement that the meters were placed with a lack of discretion in some area. The recommendation was repeated to give the meters a fair trial, through weacher more favorable for tourist business. and the majority of attending members voted to table any new lIlo~ions until further information could be gathered. January 30, 1958 Sincerely, Har~ W. Shepard, Presedent per Peri Tucker, Secretary CLEARWATER BEACH ASSOCIATION 929 Mandalay Ave. Clearwater Beach. Fla. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------~ PE'l'ITION Clearwater Beach, Florida January. 1958 To: The Board of Commissioners, City of Clearwater We, the undersigned, do hereby petition the City to remove all parking meters on Clearwater Beach fo r the fo ll.owing reasons: 1. Af~er a fair trial, we find that the tourists object to the me~9rs on the Beach and regard them as unfriendly inter~erence with their pleasure and relaza~ion. 2. The Beach is a pleasure and rest resort and not central business area. Meters here undermine the frrendly hospitality for which Clearwater is ~amous and therefore are contrary to the general welfare and prosperi~y o~ all Clearwater. Signed by 940 persons. ~----~.-------------------------~--------------------------------------~------ COROLLARY AGREm4EKT AND REQUEsr *MEMO* Clear~ater Beach, Fla., January 1958 We, the undersigned business people, agree to do o~ part to alleviate the parking problem on the Beach by NOT allowing our cars or the cars of our employees to be so parked as to handicap our neighbors' business, and ask the Ciey to establish time limi~s in the various areas to be enforced by our ,cooperation with the police Siened by One Hundred and Five persons. .:,.'j ." ....~....~.' '.. ' >" :,'!: ";" I ...."'/.. II....... ~ '";~.".,....r.~.~..... - . . . ;'lili8i?iG;b~r~~:::::~r::::::2:::~L::::;=..:;::IJ~:::~:E{' .~~~;, .'.'''''~~'~':;~''~7'ir~'~~ CITY COMMISSION MEETING February J, 1958 RESOLU'1'ION 58-12 WHEREAS, after publi c hearing on the 15th day of Oct., 1956, the City of Clearwater, Florida, determined that certain work and improvements hereinafter described should be done and made: and, WHEREAS, pursuant thereto said improvements have been made as follows: Construct an eight inch s1nitary sewer, manholes and aopurtenances in Brightwat~r Drive from the center line of Hamden Drive easterly approximately 2050 feet and in Harnden Drive from the center line of Brightwater Drive southerly to Fifth Street exter.ded and construct a sewage lift station in the area of the easterly portion of Fifth Street extended and construct necessary force . main from the lift station to the existing sanitary sewer in Harnden Drive. The properties facing and abut~ing these improvements are deemed to derive special benefits therefrom. \A,THEREAS, under the provisions of 3ect ion 123 and other pertinent pro- visions of the City Charter, after said improvements shall have been completed, the City Commission shall assess the cost thereof a:;ainst the properties :facing and abuttin~ and receivil".g benefits f:-or.1 said improvements so made; and, WHEREAS, certain parcels of real estate facing and abutting and in the vicinity of said improvements have been benefitted thereby and the pro-rata cost thereof shall be assessed against such property; NOW, THEREFORE, BE 11' liEOOLVED BY '1HE CI'lY Cm.1M1SSION OF THE CI'l'Y OF CLEARWATER, FLORIDA, IN SESSION DULY AND REGULARLY ASSEMBLED, AS FOLLOWS: t. That the above described improvements in the area of Brightwater Drive, Clearwater, Pinellas County, Florida be and the same are hereby accepted and approved as having been completed. 2. That the following described properties facing and abutting and in the vicinity of the aforesaid improvements are hereby deemed to have been benefitted by said improvements in the following proportions of the cost thereof, and the same are hereby assessed in accordance with the following schedule: 3. That if. assessments herein made are no~ paid within thirty (30) days from the date hereof, the City Treasurer is hereby directed to issue and sell certificates of indeb~edness under Section 124 of the City Charter, which certificates shall bear interest at the rate of eight (8%) per annum against the foregoing properties for the assessments herein made immediately upon the expiration of the foregoing thirty-day period. PASSED AND ADOPTED, this 3rd day of February, 1958. ~s/ Lewis Homer ayor-Commissioner Attest: !s! R. G. Whitehead trm Clerk \'.. '. ,. "~,', ,~. .' ,.; .- .'.: .' ',' . ,,"~'" I '., "'::' , .. . ......'.~ ;. - ,; .......,.~...: ~ , ',',c , -.. j .\, ,~ , ;,' \ .... \:, ,. Brightw.ter Drive, Sanita~ sewers 2 ~, jroperty Lot 'll Lot 12 Lot 13 Lot 14 Lot 15 Lot 16 Lot 17 Lot 18 Lot 19 Lot 20 Lot 21 Owner Front Footal!:6 David Price 1605 Olark Street Clearwater, Florida .' 59.9g Willard J. Iv1ears 145 Brightwater Drive C~ea~lat~r, Florida 59.99 14-3.75 Robert H. Alwin, etal 150 Brightwater Drive Clenrwater, Florida 59.98 14-3 . 72 Elting Arganbright, etal Q/o Titzel Realty Clearl.r&t;er, Florida 59.99 143.75 Steve Strogilosi etal c/o rr~oyd M. Phi lips Clearwater, Florida 59.98 143.72 Steve Strogilos, eta1 c/o Lloyd M. Phillips ClearliBter, Florida 59.99 143 .75 John G. wwoerpel 432 Bay Avenue Clearwater, F~orida 59.98 14.3.72 L. P. Hovey, eta1 901 Cleveland Street Clearwater, Florida 60.Q4. l4,3.8a L. P. Hovey, eta1 901 Cleveland Street Clearwater, Florida 60.00 David L. Price 1605 Clark Street C1ean~ater, Florida 60.00 143.77 David L. Price 1605 Clark Street Clearwater, Florida 60.00 Leo c/o Ft. J. Poins.t'te Columbia Liquors Wllyne, Ind. 60.0Q Leo J. Poinsatte c/o Columbia Liquors Ft ~ Wayne J, Ind.. ' ., .. : ,'I.: ~ Brightwater Drive, Sanitary se'''ers J t' I, L1t't. S1;atioZl', . .., ';, $14-3.77 Propertt Lot 25 Lot 26 Lot 27 Lot 28 Lot 29 Lot 30 Lot .31 Lot 32 Lot .33 34 35 .... Owner Front Foota~e 60.00 " Jean L. l.iolvin 107~ Riviera Place, N.E. SeHttle, \'lash. Jean L. Colvin 10764 Riviera Place, N.E. Seattle, Vlash. 80.4-1 192.6.8 Guy Smith 4423 - 4th Avenue ~t. Petersbl.c.rg, 7$.08 187 .10 s. F'1orida E. John Seager 230 Mineola Dr. E. Sun Village Largo, Florida 78.08 187.10 Roberta B. Harwood 960 Lantana Clearwater, Floridu 78.0g 187.10 Norman F. Scott 1460 She nnan Avenue 1"vanston, Ill. 7g.08 lEJ7 . ~O LeWis A. Gryte 1616 Dartmouth Clearwater, Florida 77.23 185.07 Samuel Eichner 200 BrightwEiter Drive Clearwater, ,li'loridH 60.00 143 .77 Samuel Eichner 200 Bright\'later DJ,'ive Clearwater, Florida 60.75 145.57 Louis N. Kasamis 190 Br1ghtwater Drive CleCl~.,ater, Florida 53.42 12 g .01 Louis N. Kasamis 190 Brightwater Drive Clearwater, Florida Howard R. ~IcGaughey l~ Brightwater Drive Clearwater, Florida 53.43 12 g .03 ;'3.42 R. E. McGaugheY,etal 184 Brightwater Drive Cl-eariluter, Florida Property Lot 39 Lot 40 Lot 41 Lot 4-2 .~j Lot 4-3 Lot 4-4 Lot 4-5 Lot 46 Lot 47 4g 49 - - -Il~' Drive, sanitary sewers - 4- Owner Front FClotap:e 'Lif't Station Willis H. Hunter 4030 Montgomery Road Norwood 12, Ohio 5'3 .42 $JiS.01 H. P. Gray 170 Brightwater Drive GleDrwater, Florida 5:3 .42 Afi'lUat ed L. r. Gas Distributor Inc. 55.3$ Street 324 N. Buckeye Kokomo, . Ind. Edw. A. Klapinski 162 Bright1r'later Drive C1earwuter, Florida 60.00 143.77 Herod Gorsage 15$ Brightwater Drive Ole ;.,trwater J Florida 60.00 143.77 .. Herod Gorsnge 15$ Brightwater Drive Cle~rwdter) Florida 60.00 143.77 Robert H. Alwin, etal 150 Brightwater Drive Clearwater, Florida 60.00 143.77 ' Robert H. Alwin, etal 150 BriGhtwute:l' Dri va Cledrwate:[', Florida 60.00 143.77 Jacob ;v. Eess 144- Brightwater Drive Clearwater, Flo*ida 60.00 143.77 Le\'Iis rJI. Field 140 Brightwater Drive Cleal~Tater, Florida 60.00 143.77 Laurence A. ~eber 134 Bri&ltwater Drive C1eaI"\iater, Florida '60.00 143.77 Emma F. Glover 130 Br1ghtwater Drive Clearwater, Floridq 60.00 143 .77 Drive Florida " ~ ':" sRnitory sewers 5 O\'Iller 53 Frank Skisak 60.00 120 Brightwater Drive G learwater I Flor ida 54 C. Gilbert Nielson 60.00 116 Brightwater Drive Cle;.;r'1iv'ater, Florida Lot 55 L ill ian I.!. Cregar 60.00 37~7 Grand Boulevard Brookf'ield, Ill. Lot 56 ~laldo N. \'lells, utal 60.00 Flora, Ill. Lot 57 '''aldo Ii. i:ells, etal Assessed on Flora, Ill. Lif't station 33.38.61 Se\-ler 2985.33 � 0 CITY COTdI�fISSION MEETING February 3, 195$ The City Commissior� of tha City of Clearwater met in re�ular session at the City Hall, Monday, February 3y 195$, ab 1;30 P.M. with the following members present° Lewis Humer V�1. E. St'rran�, Jr. Clevelaild Insco James H. Watkins Herbert R. Fields Mayor--Commisaioners Coznmissioner • Commissioner Commissioner Commissioner I�lso present vuere: Jack Tallent City Idana�er Ben Krentzman City A.ttorney S, Li.ekton City Engineer W. B. Macke3• Asst. Police Chief '1'he Mayor callPd �he meeting to c�rder, The invocation j•Jas giver_ by the ReverencT Hugh E'owe].l of Trinity Presb3rterian Church, Clearwa�er. �'he ca:itinuation of the Public Hearir_g on constructior� of sidevralk on the west side �f Missouri kvenue from CTrove Street to L�rew Stree� �v�� announced. The Engineer reported at rhe original hearzng held December 2nd the proner�y owners objected ta the estimated cost so it was decided to continue ti�e hearing and receive the bids for the I�isscu.ri street paving and sidewallc at the sam� time. He said the bid price was less than his original esLirr�te; therefore, his revised estimate w as approximateZy �?_.21 per fror_t foot. The property owners present expre5sed approval of the reduced cost and there were no object�ons, � Aiter having held this Public Hearing and havin� heard no legal valid objections, Commissioner Strang moved that the sidewaZk pro�ect on trs west side of Missouri kvenue from Grove Str�et north to the present sidew�.lk ef the Hamlin Buil,ding be approved and that it be assessed. Motion was seconded by Coc�nissioner Watkir.s and ca.rried unanimously. Regarding the bids for widenzng and resurfacing Missouri Avenue from Groue to Drew Street and an alternate bid for sidewalk on the taest sid� of I�fissouri Avenue from Grove to Dre�r, t he Manager recommended accepting tHe low bids of �p4,3�2.71 for the widening and �g14.10 for the sidewalk �'rom E. H. Holcomb Conipany, Clearwater. It was pointed out that the resurfacing cost wou].d be assumed by t he City and the widening and the sid ewalk would be assessed. Commissioner Strang movsd the Mara gerfs recommendation be accepted and the proper officials be authorized to execute the necessar3* documents and that E. H. Holcomb, Jr., be awarded the co nLract in the amounL of �5,216,$1. Motion was seconded by Commissioner V,latki�s and carried unanireously. "1'he Mayor recomruended. the agpointment of the Following persons to the Parlting Advis�ry Board: Messrs. E, C. Niarquardt, George W. Smith (attarney), Jules Bragin, Tom 13rown and C1yde Posey. Commissionzr Watkins moved Lhat the five men recommended by the ?Rayor be appointed to the P�rkir_g t�dvisorp Board. Motion was seconded by Gommissioner Tnsco and carried unanimously. The M�.yor explained the scope of the Boas�dfs work would be t o accumulate data; to make recommendations far offstreet parking throughout the City; to make recouu�en- dations as t � the feasibility of employing a qualified engineer to make a sur- vey of the parking situation. He siated he would call a meeting of the Board at which time a Chairman could be elec+,ed. Regarding the parking meters installed on Clear�vater Beach last fall, Mr. I,eonard Merrell, speaking for the Citizens Gommittee, pointed out that the 90 day trial p�riod was completed. He submitted petitions cont�inin� approximatelp_1,OQa signatures asking removal of all parking meters on Clear- ��vater Beach. A companion petition was submitted in t�vkiich the Clearwater Beach business people asked the City to establish time limit s in the various areas and a�reed not to allow their ears or their employees' cars to be parked in such a w ay as to handicap their neighborst businesses. Mr. A�lon Smith read a letter f rom �he Clearwater Beach Resor� Association stating the orgainization had voted unanimously th at �he parking meters be removed. Captain V�T. Z. Glark representing the Commercial Boatmen of Clearwater; Mir. Joseph Schultz, owner of the Beach 5 8c 10; Mr. James Olson, 520 Mandalay, a nd others objected to the meters. Mr. Gonzalo Garcia, President of the Clearwater Beach Business Group presented a letter pointing out the need for contro�.led parking stating there are businessmen and residents in favor of the meters, and suggesting certain faults in the meter control program that cauld be corrected. Mr. A. B. Darlir.g, manager of i�he Yacht Basin Apartments, and Mr. C. G Ruddei•ham, 4�� Mandalay, spoke in favor of tY� maters. The Manager read a letter from t he Clearwa�er Beach Associatian s�ating tlr Association still favored the meters in the Beach business section and asking for a fair trial af th� meters in more favorable weather. Commissioner Fields moved to remove al1 meters on Clearwatsr Beach immediately or as soon as possible. Motion i�uas seconded by Commissioner Inscoe {Commissioner Insco commented t hat at tne time of L-he original vote he had stated he was personally opposed t o parking meters on the Beach but had voted for them because the Beach p�ople asked for them; now since there were india�tions t.he majority do not want meters, he was s econdin; this motion.) Upon the vote _.2 _ CITY COMMISSION i�IEETING February 3, 195$ bEing taken, Commissioners Fields and Insco voted ��:Aye�f. Commissioners Homer, Strang and Watkins voted "No". Motion did not carry. Commissioner Strang ex- plained he thouoht the traffic �ngineer should report on whether the program was successful and the petitions s�iould be checked to see hotiv many of the signers were actu�lly affected by the meters. The Mayor summaxized by saying that the matte'r would be deferred until the regort was prepared and tho sur vey completed. The Engineer asked that Item 4, ��Bids, Industrial Park, Paving, Curbs and Catch Basins��, be deferred to the next meeting as there was one portion of the specifications coneerning the number of cubia yards of she11 that was bei,ng questioned by th e contractor as not being clear� He �uggested a conference wit� Commissioner Strang, the Manager and himself preseni; f,o discuss �the matter with tl-� low bidder, E, H. Holcomb, Jr: Cor,�missianer Wa�kins moved that the mat�ter be held over to the next agenda. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Insco and carried unaniinously. The Manager explained that three bids were received to mow lots on a con- tract basis and recommended acceptin� �he lc�w bid of Vir. I. E. Johnson of �$�..00 for mowing 6,000 square feet or less and �.50 cents f or each additional 1,500 square feet or any fraction thereofe Commissioner Fields moved Lhe contract be awarded to Mr. Johnson subject to the requirements of �he insurance and that th� proper au�horitie s be authorized �o execute the contract. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Insco and carried unanimously. The Manager presented an application from Ethe1 G, Baumgardner for per- mission to erect a commercial ac?.vertisirag sign (6t x 10' ) on the property of Early J. McMullen at the northeast �orner of North Haines Road and Gulf to Bay Boulevard. It was explained the sign would adver�ise the Kap�k Tree Inn. Commissioner Insco moved the sign be approved subject to 3ts final location on the ground being ar�proved by the Tra.ffic Division. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Fields and carried unanimo�.sly. The Manager r.eported receipt of a letter dabed February 3, 195$, from Mr. Charles Phill.ips, Jr., attorney, on behalf of Atlas Advertising, Incorporat�d, a firm wkzich formerly had a contract fbr placing advertising benches on Ci�y right of way or parkways. He stated in accordance with the Commission's in- struc tions he gave the f irm notice on October 30, 1957, to remove the benches and later in December he had given further notice if the benches were not re- moved 'ey Jan•aary 31, 195$, they would be picked up and stored at t he expense of th� firm. He said Mr. Phillips' letter requested that the City hold off 'picking up the benches. Gommissioner Watkins moved the action of the City Manager in ordering the remov al of the signs and the park benches owned by At1as Adver- tising Incorporaied be approved. Motion was s econded by Commissioner Insco and carried unanimously. The Attorney presented Resolution 5$-12 which would asses� the cost.of construct�on of sar.itary sewer in Bri�htwater Drive from Hamden Driv� easteriy approximately 2,050 fset and in Hamden Drive from Brightwater to Fifth Street exten�ed and construction of a li�t station near the easterly portion of Fii�th Street 27CL@21CZQC1. He read an excexpt from the minutes of October 15, 1956, the date of the Public Hearing, which indicated that some of the properties were. already connected with a temporar,y line to the sewer in Ham den Dri ve and those properties would be charged a pro rata share of the lift stat•�on only. He stated there wer e six agreements on file to this effect. Conunissioner Wat�ins moved that Resolution 58-12 be adopted and the proper officials be au�kiorized to execute it. Motion was seconded by Commzssiar�ar Insco and carrisd unani- mously. Regarding the public hearing with the Corps of Engineers at the Munici�al Auditorium in Clearwater on Februar y 4th, the Mayor urged all of those that had beer. contacted to be there and that each Commissioner be present. `rhe �lttorney rsquested authorization of travel expenses ta go t o Tallah�ssee ta represent the City in t he case of Boucher vs Novo�;ny and the City which was being ar gued before the Supren�e Court of Florida on February 12th. Commissi�r.er Insco moved to authorize travel expenses to Tallaha:ss2e for the City Attorney and tha.t the proper funds be transferred from the General �ccount. Mot�on was seconded by Commissioner Watkins and carried unanimously. Corumissi�nex Insco invited the other Commzssioner•s t o attend. i,re meeting of the Kizvanis Club at noon on I'riday, February 7th, when the Har�orrcastar will speak on the ClParwater i�arina. There being n� further business, th� meeting w as adj�urned at 3:�0 P.Ni. < �. � Ma or-Coi ssioner r Att e � ' ity lerk CT`PY COi!fI�iISSIC�N P�i.EETI?�G February �, 195$ AGEIVDA Cz`l'Y COI��ISSTOIv NIEETING FEBRUTtRY' 3, 195$ i:3o P�.ri. � TnvoGation 1'ntroductions P2inutes of Preceding MeeGing Public Hearings Reports oi` Citp Manager Reports of Gity At�:orney Citizen.s to be Heard Other Commission tiction Ad journm:: nt Pleeting Pension Pl�.n Trustees Public Hearinas 1. Sidewalk, Missouri �ve, from Grove Street North to Present Sidewalk of Hamlin Building Report� from City Nana�er 2. Petztion, Glearwater Beach Parkin� Meters 3. Bids, Mzssouri Avenue Widening with Alternate Bid of Sidewalk 1�. Bids, Indnstrial Park, Paving, Gurbs, and Catch Basins 5• Bids, Lot PdoV�ing 6. Request for Permit to Erect Commercial lidvert�.sing Sign 7. O�her Engineering Matters $. Verbal Reports and Other Pending T�Iatters Reports from Gity Attornev y. Assessrnent Resalution, B�ightwater Drive January 29, 195$ Hon. Lewis Homer, Nlayor Board a� Gity Commissioners i�Ir. Jack Tallent , City Managar City of Clearwater, Florida GEr.t lemen: At �he last meeting of the Cle2rwater Bear.h Resort Association, held January $, 195$, it was voted unanimously that �he park.ing meters be removed from the Beach. '1'he feeling was expressed ihat the meters caused undue hardship to motel owners, and many complaints have been received from their guesis. Very truly yours, CL�ARWATER BEACH RESORT ASSOCIAIIOP?, II�C. fs� Joseph Betts, Vice Presider.t January 31, 195$ P4ayor.Lewis H. Homer City Cou�missioners of Clearvrater City i�anager, Mr� Jacls Tallent Dear Sirsc It seems appropriate at t his tima, to review a f ew facts in connect3on with the present con-trovers}� over Parking Meters on Clearwater Beach. On November 9 1956, March 20, 1g57 and April 1Q, 195�, Directors, Officers and Members of this organiz�tion, met with the Traffic Department oi Clzarwater for findina a satis- iactory way to control parkin� and traffic. The proper use and placement oi Parking I�ieters seemed then and now, the most effective way of solving this groc�- ing problem. TYie simple and una�eratale facts are these; 1. There is a need for controlled parking, 2. There are substantial businessmen who want Parking l��eters. 3. There are residents who have expressed satisfact_on with meters because they have been abla t o find parking spaces. �� rn� n r�n iz,E� We furtlier believe t h3t this present controversy could have been eliminated,� had the City taken cer�ain steps before ar.� after the installation of ineters to educate and apprise residents and business �en of' the plan in general and the flexibi].ity of ineeting problerns as they arose. Such incidants or acts of using the wrong paint on the standards, failzng t o install metsrs which were promised on the beach area known as the Everingham Property, installing meter� in se�tions where they are not presantly needed, issuing courtesy c�rds that state that it is necessary to pay at "Police Headquarters" and not recognizing the need for longer parking periods in some areas, al1 add up to i=ritation and lack of con- fidez�ce. This organization was originally the interested group in fosteri:ng Parking Meters and yet recent ly, under the Pressure of less eifected interests, a 1�90 �ay trial period" was proposed without this association of �usiness men being consulted. As ever3Tone in buszness on Clearwater Beach knows, tourist trafric and business durino December and January was seriously reduced due t o�oor weather. This period just passed, consequently, was not indicative of the peak traffic problems yet to come. We tha.nl�, therefore, th3t if a test is needed it still lies before us. We hope that t hese comme nts will be construed as ^.onsi;ructive in nature and that the City will not be swayed by questionable pet�tions or pressure groups that do net have the direct interest oi the business man. Respectfully submitted, /s/ Del A, Barnes, Secretary GLEARWA`PER BEACH BUSINESS GROUP (continued) GI`lY CODIMISSIOnT MEETZNG FeUruary 3, 195$ (Continued� DIRECTt�RS CLEARWATER BEACH BUSIAE�S GROUP Charles Meyers Keppie Travel Bureau Ray Geslind Rock-a-Way Pavillion Jesse Smith Palm Pa�rillion �mos Smith Pier Pavi3lion Chas. Rudderham Rudderham's Beach Store Robt. Heilman Beachcomber Restaurant Henry Henriques Pelican Restaurant Gonzalo Garcia Garcia Realty OFFTCERS Gonzalo Garcia President Robert Heilman Treasurer Del A. Barnes �ecret3ry (Dell°s Shoes) January 30, 195$ Mr. Jack Tallent, City I�Ianager City of Clearwater P.o. Box 13�.$ Glearwater, Florida Dear Mr. Tallent: The Clearwater Beach Association is still on re,�ox�d as favoring parking meters in :he Beach business section. A lengthy debate over the metars wa.s held at the last regular meeting, Janu�ry 2'7. The arguments ir_ favor and in opposition were a repztitaon of those Fresented from the floor at the �revious meeting, NovemSer 25, and supportsrs of each side held firm. Also as befor�, there was ;eneral a�reernent that the meters were glaced with a lack of discretidn in some area. 'Pha recommenda�ion was repeated ta gS.ve the meters a fair traal, throu„h weather more favorable for tourist business, and the majority of attending members voted t a t able any new motions until further information could be gathered. 929 Mandalay Ave. Clearwazer Beach, Fla. Sincerely, Harry W. Shepard, Prese�ent per Peri Tucker, Secretary C.I.,EARUTATEFi BEACH ASSOCII�t'IQN PETITIQN Clearwater Beach, Florida ,Tanuary, 195$ To: The Board of Commissioners, City of Clear�r�ater We, the undersigned, do hereby peti�ion the City tc remove ali parking meters on Clearwatpr Beach for the following reasons: 1. Af�cer a iair trial, we find that t}1e tourists objacd to the metsrs on the Beach and regard them as unfri�ndly interference with their pleasure and relazation. 2. The Beach is a pleasure and re�t resort ar�� not central business area. Meters here undermir_e the f'riendly hospitality for which Clearwater is famous and therei'ore are contrary to ths general welfars and prosperii;y of all C lea rw at er . Si�ned by 9�.0 persons. COROLLAPY AGREE"�i+TE�;x' AI�D REQUEST �NiE�40 �° Clear�,vater, Beach, rla., January 195� We, the undersi�ned bnsiness people, a;reE to do our part tc all.eviate the parking problem on the Beach by RQT aliowing our cars or the cars of our eraployees t� be so parked as t o handicap our neighbors' business, and ask the City to establish time limits in the varioizs areas to be enforced by our cooperation with the police Si�ned by Qne Hur_dred and FivE persnns. CI`PY CO:UIMISS�ON T�IEETING Fehruary 3, 195$ RESOLU`l'IOI�' 5$�12 WHEREAS, after public hEaring on the 15th day of Oct,, 1956, the City of Cl.earwatex, :'�orida, determined that certain work and im�:rovemente hereinafter described should be done and made: and, WH�ftEAS, pursuanL- thereto said improvements have been made as follows; �onstruct an eight inch s�nitary sewer, marh�les and a�pur•tenancas in Bxigh�v,�ater Drive from the centex iine o£ Hamden Dri�re easterly approximately 2050 feet and in Hamden Drive �rom the center line of Brigh�,uater Drive southerly to Fifth Str�et exterd?d and cor•,str;zct a sev�a�e lift staLian in th� are� of the easterly �ortion of Fi�th Street extended and con�truct necessary force main from the lift station to the existi�� sanit�r}T sevrer in Hamden Drive. The properties facin� and abutLing Lhese zr.ipi•over::er_ts are deemed to derive special beneiits tharefrou,. ktHER.EAS, uzider the provisions of Sect?en 123 and other pertinEnt �ro_ visians of ths City Charter, after said improvements shall have been completed, the City Commissior_ shall assess the cost thereof a?ainst the properties f�cing and abuttin� ar.d receivirg benefits fror.i said impz ovements so made; and, �JTHERE/�S, certain paxcels of re21 estate facinE and abutting and in the vicinity of said improvements have been benefitted thereby and the pro-r�ta cost �hereof shall be assessed against such proper,t.y; NaW, '1'H�RPFORE, BE I1 RESJLVED BY 'tHE CI'iX GO.�i�iISSIJN 0�' 1'H� CI7'Y QF CI�ARGdA'PER, FS�ORIDA, IN SESSION DULY �I�D REGULARLY �SSEiRBLED, AS FO�LOT,'�S: �;, That the above described ir,iprovements in tihe area of Br� ghtvrater Drive, Glearwater, Pirellas County�, Florida b� and the same are hereby accepted and approved as having beer_ completed. 2, That the follotaing described propertzes facin� and abuttir_� and in the vicinit5� of the aforesaid imgrovements are hereby deemed to have been "�enefitted by said improvements in the following proportions of the cost %hEraof, and the same are hereby assessea in accordanae with the follo�•ting sehedule: 3. That ,��' assessr,ients herein made are no� paid within thirt� (30) days from the ciate hereof, the City ^lreasurer is hareby di.rected Lo issue and se11 certificates of indebLedness under Section 124 of the Git Charter, which certificates shall bear interest at the rate of ea.�ht ($%}� per annum against the foreooing properties for the assessments herein made immediately upon tne �xpira�ion of t�he foregoing thi�^ty-day period, PkSS�D AND ADOP'1'ED, this 3rd day o.f February, lg5$, Attest: �R. G. Whitehead City Clerk /s/ Lewis Homer Niayor-Gommissioner 9 f , �: `�; • ASSESS�IE NT ;� BRTGHTI7ATER DRIVE � S '��II1^?�RY�; 5��7�R5 ,, "1 ,' . �' CosL- liit station �1b,000.00 Gost pe� front foat C t sanita se��rers 10 634 35 Iiit statior. os r'Y ' �Sit share $,OOQ.00 Tot«1 co�t z6r634-35 Y � Assessed $,00�.00 Front Foota�;e Per foo� 2.34 plus Liit station 3 33$•61 5et�rer ` 3.56 plus Sanitary serrers 2,9$2•33 �To be charged againsti future assessment on Baysi�le Subd. �3 Nront Zift Pro ert Ot�mer � ��` `Foota�e 5tatiorii Sewer Total ��yside . Subd.�f2 Lot 1 Janes l+tair Assessed on FIamden Drive �, ot 2 .L ot 3 Lot 4 L ot 5 Lot n Lot % Lot $ L ot 9 L ot 10 345 Haader_ Drive Glearwauer, rlorida Ernest 0. Spoor_amore 105 Ba,i�;htvrat er Driz° a Clear*rratzr, rlorida Thomas J. ti�lallace 115 Bright�v�,ter Drive Clear!�rater, Florida Tnor�as J. t-Tallace 115 Brightw,ter Drive Clearwater, rloz•ida Alexander Topic2 123 Bribh�water Drive Clear��r�,tc-r, i�lorida Alexander Topicz 123 Bri;;htwater Ur� ve ClearvrdLer, Florida ftobert P. Scott t25 Brignti�ater Drive Clearsr�te�, rlorida Rob ert i' . Scott 125 Brightwater Dx•ive Clearvtate-r, Florida Clara A. r'aterson �-35 BrightvrUter Drive Glearwatei, Florida Dairid Price 1ti05 C1ar� 5tz•e�t Cleartaater, Flo-rzcia 60.00 �11�� 077 �---- �143 �77 5$.51 143•77 z13.73 357.50 14o�zo 20$.43 34�.63 5 6. 6�. 13 5. 72 ---- 13 5.7% 56.64 135•72 ---- 135•72 56065 135.75 201,$0 337.55 56.64. 135•72 201.77 33i•49 56.b�� 135.72 201.77 337.4�.' 56•91 13b.3$ 2oz.73 339.1 � Brightw�.ter Drive, Sanitary se;rrers - 2 Front 'Li.ft Prop.erty Owner Foota�e Station Sewer Total L ot 11 David Price 59.y$ �14.3.72 �213•06 �357•3$ 16a5 Clark 5treet • ' Clearvrater, Florida � Lot 12 Willard J. T�ears 59.99 14.3.75 213.70 357.45 145 Brightwater Drive C`lear�•rater, �'lorida Lot 13 Robert H. Alvrin, etal 59�9$ 1�.3.7z 213.66 357•3� 150 Brightvrater Drive Clearwater, F?orida T,ot 14 Eltino krganUright, e-�zl 59•99 143•75 213e70. 357.45 c/o Titzel Realty Cl ear��aster�, Floxida Lot 15 Steve Strogilos etal 59 9$ 14.3.72 ?13.66 357•3$ c/o I'�oyd Pi. Phi�llips Cle�rwater, k'lorida Lot 16 Stez*e Stro�ilos, etal 59•99 143 075 213.70 357.45 c/o Lloyd P�T. �hilli�s Clearwater, Florida Lot 17 John G. ti�oerpel 59•9$ 143.72 213.06 357.3$ 43z B�y P�venue Clearwater, Florida Lot 1$ L. P. Hovey, etal 60.04. 143•$� ?13•�� 357.76 �Ol Clevelazld StrEet Clearv�ater, Florida Lot lg i. 1'. 11ove;�, etal 60.00 11+3,77 213073 � 357�50 901 Cleveland Street Clearwai;er, Florida z�ot zo Davia L;. Price 5Q.00 14�.77 z13•73 357.50 16�5 Clark Street . C1e�i-�vater, Florida L ot 21 David Z. Price 60.00 143�77 213.73 357.50 1605 Glark St�reet Clearwater, Florida . ' L.ot 22 I,eo J. Poins�tte 60.00 " 143.77 2�3•73 357050 c/o Columbia i,iquors • 'Ft. [V�yne, Ind, . Lot 23 Leo J, Yoinsatte 50 00 143•77 213.73 35�e50 c/9 Colwnbia Liquors Ft. Wayne, Ind, Lot 24 Leo J. Yoinsatt e t�Q.00 14.3•77 2�3.73 357•50 c�o �ol�bia iiguors Ft. ��7ayne, Ind, Brighttirater Dri�ve, 5anitary sewers - 3 � Front L3f� Propertv Owner � F'oota�e Station. Setrer T.ota1 Lot z5 Jean L, �olvin hq,00 �1G.3•77 �213•73 r�i357.5� 10�6J�. Riviera P1ace, N.E. 5e�attle, j'Tash. . Lct 2b Jean I,. Colvin $0.41 192.� 2$6.y,5 4.79,13 1070�. Riviera Place, N.E. Seattle, Wash. Lot 2� Guy Smith 7$.0� ].$7,10 27$.1�. �.65.21� �t423 - 4�h Ave�ue S. ( �� Petersbarg} F'loric3a Lot 2� L. John �eager 7$.0$ 1$'7.10 2'%�5.14 465021+ 230 I�Iineola Di . i. Sun Village Largo, F'lorida Lot 29 Roberta B. I3arwood 7$.0$ 1$7e10 27U.11�- �.65.21�. qfi0 Lantana Clearvra�er, F'loricz�; Lot 30 Nornan I'. �co�t 7$.0$ 1�7.�.0 27c7.14 ��5�24 11�.60 Sllerman �venue �'vanston, Illa Lot 31 ierris A, Gryte 77.23 1$5 007 2'75.11 1�60.1$ 161b Dartmouth Glearvaater, Florida Lot 32 Sanuel t�ichner o0.00 14.3.77 213.73 3�7•50 200 B.ri�htwater Drive Clearwater, !�'lor•id�, Lot 33 samuel Eichner b0.75 145.57 216.�.0 3b1.97 200 Brighi:water Drive Glearwater, r'lorida Lot 31� I,ouis N. Kasamis 53.42 12&'.01 190.29 31.�.30 � 9� Bri�ht�vatei llrive Cleartaater, b'lorida Lot 35 Lbuis r3. Kasamis 53.43 12�.03 19�•33 318.36 190 Bright�vater Drive Cleartaai,er, Flo� i�a • Lo�; 36 Fioward Fc. t�lcGaugliey �3.1�2 12$.Ol 190>z9 - 3i�.30 1$4 Brightwater Drive Clear�•tater, k�lorida L�t 37 R. r,. I�icGaughey,etal 53.�.2 12$,Ol 1g0.29 31.$.30 1$!�. Bribhtwater Drive Clearivuter, rlorida I,ot 3$ Edwin G, Uoetz 53•4•3 12�.03 190.33 31.�3�36 1$0 Brightwater Drive Cleurvrater, Flo�ida 0 Bribhtrra�er Drive, s:�nitary sewers - 1�. Front Lift Pror�ercv Owner F�bta�e Station Ueorer Tata1 Lot 39 L�Tiliis H� Hun�;er 53.42 �`�12$,0l �190.29 �n31$,gp 1�030 Mont�omery hoad Pdorwood 12 , Ohio Zot �.0 H. �. Gray 53 •42 12$.Ol 1g0.2y 31�.30 170 Bri�h�vrater Drive (:learwater, Floricia Lo1; 41 laf2'lilated L. r. Gas llistributor Inc. 55•3� ljz.7o 197.z7 329.9? 324 P1. Buckeye Street ILokomo, 1nc1. Lot• 42 Edw, x. xlapinsl;i o0.D0 14:.77 2?3.73 357.5� ].62 �ri�htti,rater D�ive , ..� Clear�•ratez�, Fl.orida Lot 1�3 Herod Gorsage 60.00 1�.3.77 213.73 357.50 15$ Brionttrater Drive " Cle ;rwa�e�, i�lorida Lot 44- Herod Go-rsage 60.00 14.3.77 213.73 357•5� 15$ Bribhtvrater �rive ' Clearwater, 1+'lorida Lot l�5 Robert �i. �lwin, etul 60.00 14.3.77 213.73 357.50 150 Bribntvratcr Dz�ive Clear�aater, Floi°ida Lo-t 46 Robert H. A1.win, etal 60.00 143.77 213.73 �57•50 150 Briohtwater Drive G1e;,;�tdter, rlorida Lot 47 Jacob �r7. I�i�ss 60.00 14.3•77 213•73 357.30 144 Brighi;tivater �rive ' Clearwate•r, Flq�ida zo� 4$ Lewis 1:,. Field 60.00 11�3.77 213.73 357.50 1�.0 B'ri�ht:va�er Drive Cleai�r�tei , l+lorida Lot 4.9 Laurence A. tr`eber 60.00 1�.;.3 •77 21.3 .73 357.50 131� B-rigiit�cater Drive �leGr��ater, Florida Lot 50 E;mma F. Glover 60.00 1l�3,77 213•73 357.5� 130 Brightvrater Drive Cltarwa�er, Floridu ' Lot 51 D. Rosa Carupbell 60,00 11��.77 ---- 1�.3,77 12�' Bri�htvr�ter Drive Clear�•rater, Florida I,ot 5� D. �ioss Campbell 60.00 1�.3,�% 213•73 357.50 12� Briahtwatex Drive Clearsvater, Florida Brightwater Drive, s;�nit�ry sevrers - 5 Front Lift Yropert� 0�•rner� Footage 3ta�ion Sewer Total Lot 53 Frunlc Skisals 60.00 ya14.3•77 �a �lii.3.77 120 Eriglit�vater Drive �learwa�er, �lorida Lot 54 G. Gil�ert �lielson ci0.00 i43•'77 143.77 116 Br,ig_�tjvater 7rive Cle�;,r�vai:er, I`lorida Lot 55 Lillicr_ I.i. Cregar 60.00 1L�3.7? 213.73 357•5a 37�r7 Urand Boulevard Brookiield, Ill. Lo�, 56 t'lalc3o I�to ?�7ells, E:tal 60.00 143.77 21j.�3 35%.50 Flora, I11, . Lo-t 57 :Ja1do i3. ',;ells, etal �ssessed on H��ruden �rive F'lora, Ill. Lift sta�ion 333$.61 �$,000.00 ;�lOC�34-.35 ��,'1t3q34a35 Seerer 29�5 e 33 � . ,,;, - . �. � - x . . _ . , . , .. • , ' > . - � , , , , � �. . _ . . ,. . ,._. . - , .