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06/16/1958 '. . . ":"", '. t;:~#i~~f~~t~~r~~;"~'~"""""'" .. . ... '.~;.~~,; , '.. i,\;(~ .:.'/..;. '. .' -~":~\::'~~J~;.' .(~1 '~.:) '1,~~.)!t',~~!';..:~~~~q:~:~ .' 1,' "'('"'.'1 ,... .'., I' '., .......'''..,.....:K}J t;~~;;i~')~;.; "~j '.- . ,'.' ". .. . .. .\~.,~r~:.:.~:~>';:,:.,:.:.:~ T-w v r ."""ifrr , 4" .\ ,. ;-'. fl " '. .'.....'... '-, , r" .'. ..... ..........M ..' .., "'" . . . '. .. .~:, .;;Li2~&.:,;L~ .,:~,:L:~..t~~::~:ltIQ' CITY COMMISSION MEETING June 16, 1958 The City Commission of the City of Clearwater met in regular session at the City Hall, Monday, June 16, 1958, at 1:30 P.M. with the following members present: Lewis Homer Mayor-Commissioner ~ie~~l:~~a~~~c;r, g~:i::t~~:~ r.o::;;/',< James H. Watkins Conunissioner \....:.:.. Herbert R. Fields Conunissioner ,,:.-.',' t. . ,'. ~ . . . Also present were: Jack Tallent Owen Allbritton, III S. Lickton Det.-Sgt. L. Marston City Manager Asst. City Attorney City Engineer Representing Police Chief The Mayor called the meeting to order. The invocation was given by Rabbi Harry Richmond. Commissioner Strang moved that the minutes of the regular meetings of May 19th and June 2nd be approved in accordance with copies submitted to each Commissioner in writing, Motion was seconded by Commissioner Fields and carried unanimously. A Public Hearing was announced on the proposed construction of sanitary sewers in an area bounded on the north by Gulf to Bay Boulevard on the east by Belcher Road, on the west by a line approximately 110 feet west of Florida Avenue and on the south by a line approximately 660 feet south of the centerline of Gulf to Bay Boulevard except the parcel owned by the Board of Public Instruction, and except those prerrdses already served. The Engineer explained the sewer was requested by people in the area who were having septic taru{ trouble, that a preliminary hearing had been held on May 14, 1958, attended by thirty-five property owners, the majority of whom were in favor o~ the project. He estimated the total cost or the project at $27,263.00, and recommended that the acreage owners be assessed at $.012 per square foot as they would have to pay ror a collection system later when their property was developed, and that the owners or lots be assessed $.02 per square foot. The Clerk presented a written objection from Mrs. Annette G. Emmons and a request rrom Mr. H. M. E~ney and Mr. Salvatore Parascand that the sewer be put in the rear of their property instead of in Keene Road. The Engineer presented a letter from Mr. R. J. Hinners, owner of Lakeside Trailer Parl{, corner of Belcher and Gulf to Bay, asking that the trailer park be taken out of the project since it was not planned to serve the whole area which he owned. The Engineer recommended that the portion of Lakeside Trailer Park that could be served by a gravity line be included in the project. Commissioner Watkins moved after having held this Public Hearing and having heard no valid legal objections, that the City construct sanitary sewer, manholes and appurtenances to serve an area bounded on the north by the south line or Gulf to Bay Boulevard bounded on the east by a line approximately 300 feet west of Belcher Road and on the west by a line parallel to and approximately 110 feet west of the west line of Florida Avenue and bounded on the south by a line parallel to and approximately 660 feet south of the center line of Gulf to Bay Boulevard except that parcel owned by the Board of Public Instruction and except those premises already served by sanitary sewer and that the assessment be made against the property on a square foot basis. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Insco and carried unanimously. A Public Hearing was called on the proposed construction of sanitary sewers, storm sewers, paving, drainage and curbs in certain portions of Hibiscus Gardens and Brookwood Terrace Subdivisions. The Engineer said it would be necessary to secure additional right of way for Pierce Street in Block C, Hibiscus Gardens, to eliminate the bad curve. The Mayor as!{ed if there were any objections and there were none. The Engineer recommended that since these were odd-shaped lots that the paving be assessed on a front foot basis with corner lots to be assessed on two sides; that the sanitary sewer be assessed on a rront foot basis based on the short side except on pie-shaped lots where an average or the short sides will be taken and on corner lots that sanitary sewer be assessed on one side onlyj that the drainage be assessed on a square root basis. After having held this Public Hearing and having heard no valid legal objections, Commissioner Strang moved that the project as listed calling for the construction of sanitary sewers, storm sewers, paving, drainage and curbs in Hibiscus Gardens and Brookwood Terrace Subdivision as rollows: portions of Block A, B, C, D, F, G, K, M, all of Block N, portions of Block 0, P, W, all of Bloc~ X, Hibiscus Gardens; portions o~ Block 4 and 5, Brookwood Terrace Subdivision, be approved and the proper officials be authorized to take bids on this project and the project to be assessed according to the method as outlined by the City Engineer and that during this project the right or way agent be authorized to obtain the necessary property for the extension of Pierce Street. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Fields and carried unanimously. The Manager reported that Mr. C. E. Ware, attorney for Mr. David Brown, was out of the City and had asked that Item 3 be postponed. Commissioner Strang moved that Item 3, "Mr. &; Mrs. D. Brown Request Present Tract or Land into City" be def'erred. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Fields and carried unanimously. Mr. Charles M. Phillips, Jr., representing Island Estates, called attention to the fact that the City's proposed docking facilities in the area of the new sewage disposal plant on Island Estates will meet the seawall line or private property at a ninety degree angle at two points and asked that some type of line for docks be established. The City Engineer and the Harbormaster recommended extending a line from these corners making a ~orty-five degree angle. Commissioner Strang moved that the engineer for Island Estates and the engineer for the City of Clearwater deterndne a 45 degree angle to be the 11mdt of docking spaces at the marina facility on Island Estates and the proper officials be authorized to execute such agreement and to change present contracts if necessa~ to .... meet these requirements. Motion was seconded by Cornrnissioner Fields and carried UIf-mo.usly. . . "-' ~.... ''',',' ~ ~____C-" _._. , . i \ . , . i . .~. . ...., iyd.:!. 11~{~I~c. J~l""r.' r--~\""",'1X~:. ,)W:" fiW;f,~\ . ",' '., " ~ . 'Il;t.;" /,...1'. .."' I;Iy\~';'~~~~ , ."." . , . , . ':;../;,:~:,:~~~ti~i~";/i~~~:~~.,:d~}Jsif2~~Gl~@~t~!~t~~;!'(,.':, I " ',' " .....-:.+;~:);.'... ':"'t ""."~'I~~v."rT. ::,,;~,~~~.~;t1~;'~~":~\~~~;~~~\~~h , ":.o.:~ _:, '.:;,.",~ .' .::..,....:.i....:.l./.. . ~~ -. - ~-~, . .,"'......,::~ .. -2- CITY COMMISSION MEETING June 16, 1958 lii1 k ~ :',' . :. ':. ': c' .' ...., . i. . t ~l ; , I I I I I . \ I. .... 1 i'. i '.:',,' ,.. , l' i. .. " , 1 . ~ ~ On behalf of ISland Estates, Mr. Charles M. Phillips, Jr., explained that a water line had been laid in that section westerly of the entranceway to the development going to the Marina Station Plant almost on the seawall line as at the time the line was put in there were not su~ficient points to determine where the seawall would be. He said Island Estates would like permission rrom the City to move this line rrom twenty to thirty reet in order to be inside their permit line and would pay the cost of moving and dedicate a ten foot easement to the City for the line in its new location. Corrun1ssioner Watkins moved that the Island E:,;tates company be authorized to move this water line back behind the permit line at no expense to the City and that the City accept a ten foot easement from Island Estates covering that area. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Fields and carried unanimously. Mr. Charles Phillips, Jr., presented a proposed quit claim deed to the site of the Marina Station Sewage Treatment Plant on Island Estates. Commissioner Strang moved that the quit claim deed be received when properlY executed. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Watkins and carried unanimously. ,.,' '/' ,.~ " " I :.1 i, . i . .' ""I~~ ~'.:,~G.:,/".- The Commission was assured by Mr. Charles Phillips, Jr., that the Island Estates company had no intention of leasing, renting or selling land to anyone in the area of Marina Station for use in docking a party boat. The Mayor suggested that restrictions against a party boat operating from that area could be included in the deeds. Mr. Charles Phillips, Jr., requested on behalf of Island Estates that the City dedicate the waterway immediately off the seawall in this Marina Station Plant area that lies in the right or way for 11emorial Causeway to the public ror waterway purposes 50 that the area would be used as a waterway and not filled. He presented a descrip- tion of the area concerned. Commissioner Strang moved to instruct the Attorney to prepare a propcjer instrument of dedication and bring it baclc to the next meeting. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Fields and carried unanimously. I ,".' I ":\ I" '. . I, . ':' ..' .'" ': \,::...: ,., .... 'i.'::'\~~,:}( : Regarding the request from Sun Oil Company ~or permission to build a gas station at the southeast corner of Drew Street and Saturn Avenue, the City Engineer reported that the plans presented at the meeting or May 19th had been revised and he now approved them. Commissioner Watkins moved the request ror a service station at Drew and Saturn by the Sun Oil Company be approved and the proper officials be authorized to execute necessary papers. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Fields and carried unanimously. The Manager recommended accepting the low bid of $3,219.00 from Ray Birkbeck, Dunedin, ror constructing storm sewers in Acacia from Mandalay to EldDrado. Commissioner Watkins moved that the bid of Ray Birkbeclc, Dunedin, for Mandalay and Acacia storm sewers in the amount of $3,219.00 be approved and the proper officials be authorized to execute the contract. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Strang and carried unanimously. It was recommended by the Manager that the low bid of $9,029.13 from HQlcomb Pipelines, Clearwater, be accepted for the construction of sanitary and storm sewers in Lincoln Avenue from Court to Druid. Commissioner Strang moved on the recommendation of the proper orricials that the Holcomb Pipelines be awarded the contract for Lincoln Avenue sanitary and storm sewers from Court to Druid for the amount of $9,029.13, this being the lowest and best bid, and the proper ofricials be authorized to execute the contract. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Insco and carried unanimously. Mr. Harold Briley, Consulting Engineer~ explained that the original plans for the docks at the Marina Station Sewage Plant did not include electrical service nor water service to each of the various boat docks. He reported he had secured a proposal from the contractor, W. H. A~mston, Inc., to prOVide electrical service for $8,840.00, and a proposal of $1,978.00 for thewater service to the docks. He recommended accepting these proposals subject to the changes the Cornmdssion had suggested which would cuase some deduction f~om the cost. He also recon~ended having concrete dockS instead of wooden. Commissioner Strang moved that a change order to the cont~act witn W. H. Armston Company be approved for electrical work in the amount of $8,840.00, ror water service in the amount of $1,978.00, and that construction of the piers be changed from wood to concrete and the proper officials be authorized to execute the change order. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Watkins and carried unanimously. Mr. Harold Briley of Briley, Wild and Associates~ Consulting Engineers, presented a proposed supplemental agreement for engineerin~J3~)'vices in connection with making a study and preliminary plans for a new sanitar~/system and disposal plant to serve the area east of Belcher Road from an approxima~e extension or Union street to an approximate extension or Belleair Boulevard for the sum of $2,500.00. Commissioner Strang moved that the agreement be approved and the proper ofricials be authorized to execute it. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Watkins and carried unanimously. It was reported by Mr. Harold Briley, Consulting Engineer, that a proposal had been received from Henry G. Dupree Company, contractor on the Marshall Street Plant Addition3 to remove the sand rrom the old digester and repair the structure ror $3,5Lt5.00. Commissioner Strang moved that a change order be approved to the Henry G. Dupree Company in the amount of $3,545.00 according to tne proposal approved by the Engineer and the proper officials execute the change order. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Watkins and carried unanimously. The Manager asked the CO~Bsion's approval of a change order in the Ch~lton Construction Company's contract for the Marina Station Sewage Treatment Plant to add $6,616.00 to cover the cost of a sludge heater dryer. Commissioner Insco moved to approve su~plemental agreement ~ to the Chilton Construction Company contract ~n the amount of ~6,616.oo. Motion was seconded by Cornndssioner Fields and carried unanimously. . "'lfjiI;' ~-----::<. - . ",:.,.".,~lt~5~SL;~~~t;~~~~~ft! ,.' "'>;;~Ji~~~~1~tJ1~hL.'''~:~'' :,..c..... , ..- ~ <4 . ., .) ", ~ " ' . . . :.:-";:,; ':~".'..:,', ,';.",:'.. :';.:" ,...:....:.:..; ~.~.~J~;..:.'~;~,;. .:.:-'~!.;~.:..\,' ':;':J.:j~.1':'~,~.~\')1 ~~~>~i':..' :';'~'.;~ .::t:...~. ",' "~';.''I.- . : ~:..;.t .';;' ,.~:;.' ..:: _~... ~~:;'.: .' -3- CITY COMMISSION MEETING June 16, 1958 '..~ ,~~. . : ..J ..;.'~..'.' \'..:,,,i:>" , [, . '!, -:::1 . ~ .1 The Manager explained that excavation of sand at the slips on the north side of the Water Lot 1, City Park Subdivision, at the Marina would be necessary at an estimated cost of $5,000.00. The Engineer presented a tabulation of bids opened this day and recommended accepting the low bid of Holcumb Pipelines, for $10.50 per hour for rent of a 3/4 yard capacity crane and $4.50 per 110ur for rental of dump truclcs. Conunissioner Strang moved that the Holcomb Pipelines Company, Clearwater, Florida, be awarded the bid for the rental of a 3/4 yard capacity crane in the amount of $10.50 per hour and the dump truck in the amount of $4.50 per hour not to exceed $5,000.00 and the proper officials be authorized to execute the contract, Motion was seconded by Commissioner Fields and carried unanimously. In the discussion regarding the proposed pier-groin at Clearwater Beach~ Commissioner Strang suggested building a groin only at Aurel Street and building a ~ier separate at Mandalay Park. The Engineer estimated a pier 300 feet long at $35,000.00, a 600 foot groin at $12,000.00 and a needed addition of 200 feet to the present pier at the end of Causeway Boulevard at $15,000.00. By consent, the matter was deferred to be taken up with the Engineer at the time the budget for the Public Works Department was discussed. The Manager reconunended accepting the low bid of $1,075.00 from Municipal Street Sign Company, Inc., Brool(lyn, New York, for 500 steel channel street sign posts. Commissioner Strang moved the bid be awarded on the recommendation of the proper officials for the steel street sign posts to the Municipal Street Sign Company~ Inc., in the amount of $1~075.00, and the proper officials be authorized to execute the contract. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Insco and carried unanimously. In regard to the bids for 3,200 feet of six inch and 2,200 feet of eight inch cast iron pipe, rail delivery, the Manager recommended accepting the low bid of $10~900.00 from U.S. Pipe & Foundry Company, Birmingham, Alabama, but recommended that the quantity of pipe be reduced to stay within the available appropriation, $9,145.86, Commissioner Strang moved on the recommendation of the proper officials that the U.S. Pipe & Foundry Company be awarded the bid for cast iron pipe, utilities Department, in the amount of $10,900.00, the amount of pipe to be reduced to stay within the available appropriatiun, $9,lL~5.86. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Fields and carried unanimously. Concerning the bids for 71 pieces of steel plate for reroofing the gas holder, Gas Plant, the Manager reco~nended accepting tl~ bid of $5~120.50 from Industrial Supply Corporation, Tampa, be accepted as the lowest and best bid since the worj{ was now in progress and ilnmediate delivery was needed. Commissioner Strang moved on the reconunendation of the proper officials that the Industrial Supply Company be awarded the bid for the steel plate for the utilities Department in the amount of $5,120.50 and the proper officials be authorized to execute the contract~ this being considered the lowest and best bid. Motion was seconded by Co~nissioner Insco and carried unanimously. Commissioner Strang moved that the item of Harbor and Waterways Adviso~ Board be held over to another meeting. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Fields and carried unanimously. The Manager presented Resolution 58-.46 which would require sixteen property owners to clean their lots of weeds and underbrush. Commissioner Strang moved that Resolution 58-46 be passed and adopted and the proper officials be authorized to execute it, Motion was seconded by Commissioner Watj{ins and carried unanimously. The Manager explained that the City by entering into a contract with the Florida Development Commission may be able to be reimbursed for part of its fee to the planning consultants, H. Bartholomew & Associates, already under contract. He presented a contract for the Florida Development Conunission to represent the City in making appli- cation for aid from the Federal Government through the Federal Urban Rehabilitation program. Commissioner Fields moved that the contr8ct be approved and the proper officials be authorized to execute it. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Insco and carried unanimously. Commissioner Strang suggested that the Consulting Engineer, Mr. Harold Briley, in his new contract for a survey on sanitary sewer needs in the east section or the City should be instructed to coordinate his efforts with the Bartholomew firm which is working on a master plan. The Manager reported the launching area at the end of Seminole Street would be ready by next weel{end and he reconunended that some type of gas and fuel service be furnished to the people using the dock. Commissioner Fields moved that the matter be deferred. Motion was seconded by COmrrUssioner Insco and carried unanimously. It was reported by the Manager that he had received a request from the Clearwater Newsprint Company for the City to pay for an advertisement in a magazine for the Clearwater Bombers Allstar game. By consent, the item was passed. The Attorney read on its third reading Ordinance 773, a refuse service ordinance concerning regulations for handling garbage and trash. Commissioner Strang moved that Ordinance 773 be passed and adopted on its third and final reading and the proper officials be authorized to execute it. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Watl<ins and carried unanimously. '. ,..... -~ _-1- -. ......~.l ~;::::: - '..- -.7:'" u ......-. '~.!!ILT,?~~ I .....". 1 ~- - ~ ~...d1 .L.. .. .\'t: '., ",' ': ....:' '....," . .:. ,. .'. .: .,oJ. :,":~"" .: .'.': " .' :,~~~'~Yr,~~:1t~;'f}t;; , , , .", , ' . , ",,>,>::.~~{(li: ':..';:f~:(:},f.i?{{?~~f:s;~'~i~ ::e;i::};:;,;,t,>~'~,:;;;;';!;':ii;i/:(;;'~~~f;Lj',::,;:~..::;":,~'X:,:~l~~ , ... f.., .,. .;~ J~,.i. .'....f'.: ~:.;,,-.lo\...i..~..:lI.~"t.......v....~\...............,.....~,,;;1JtJ,......~.I~i.~~.')U1'~.;..L~:.;l~'C(~>>,;r~~b.lP \:r:-;',,?} t, ._,1.. .' 3~3 r' .-."-1;; n'..'.~l . L ..:'~.>..( !:..iC.,' . '.'.. ',:.l':,...~ :'.' .. ';:":.., '~. (. ,'..,... ',. ;, ' ,'1 ,.q """''''''~ . ..;:.ri~1;jfjj0/:."hJ5j '<fC!'::;::":',,'; -4- CITY CO~mISSION ~mETING June 16, 1958 Commissioner Insco read Resolution 58-47 addressed to the Honorable Ricardo M. Arias E, fumbaasador from Panama, expressing appreciation ~or the gift of the picture of Don Erneato de la Guardia, Jr., President of Panama. Comnissioner Insco moved that Resolution 58-47 be passed and adopted and the proper o~ficials be authorized to execute it. Motion was s~conded by Con~issioner Fields and carried unanimously. The Attorney presented Resolution 58-L/.4 \'lhlch \'lould vacate a portion of Hamlet Avenue from the north buundary line extended of Lot 8, of J. B. Roberts Subdivision south to said avenue's intersection with vacated right of way formerly known as Tuslcawilla Street. Commissioner Strang moved Resolution 58-44 be passed and adopted and the proper officials be autho~ized to execute it. Motion was seconded by Commi ssioner \'/a tldns and carried unanimously. The Attorney read on its first reading Ordinance 7'77 which would declare the City'S intention to annex acreage in Section 2-29-15, Lots 1-10, 14-26, Block A, and Lots 1-8, 13-24, Bloc:~ B, Zephyr Gardens; a portion of Sunset Highlands Unit 2 and all of Sunset Lalce Estates Unit 1. Commissioner Strang moved Ordinance 777 be passed on its first reading. Motion was seconded by Conunissioner Wa tlcins and carried unanimously. Comrrdssioner Strang moved that Ordinance 777 be considered on its second reading by title only by unanimous consent of the Commission. Motion \'las seconded by Commissioner Watkins and carried unanimously. The Attorney read the Ordinance by title only. Commissioner Strang moved that Ordlnance 777 be passed on its second reading by title only. Motion was seconded by Commdssione~ Insco and carried unanimously. The Eneineer requested third reading of the ordinance be delayed to allow him to recheck the descriptions. The Attorney read Resolution 58-48 addressed to the Pinellas County Navigation and Water Control Authority which conveyed the City's recommendations for a bulkhead line within the limits of the City as set out on an attached map. Commissioner Strang moved Resolution 58-48 be passed and adopted and that the proper of~icials be authorized to execute it. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Watlcins and carried unanimously. An agreement was presented from the Atlantic Coast Line Railroad giving the City permission to install a water line at the Jones Street crossing. CommiSSioner Strang moved the proper officials be authorized to execute the agreement with the Atlantic Coast Line Railroad for a twelve inch water line crossing at Jones Street. Motion was secondea by Commissioner Fields and carried unanimously. The Attorney presented proposed extension of leases for r~. M. A. Gregory and Mr. George Butcher in the Marina Building. Commissioner Strang reported Mr. Herbert Brown, attorney for Mr. Gregory, had asked that consideration o~ his lease be deferred until he could be present, By consent, the Commission deferred consideration of both leases. Resolution 58-49 was presented which would award the Clearwater medal posthumously to Ross B. Norton for his devoted service to the City. Comrrdssioner Strang moved Resolution 58-49 be passed and adopted and the proper of~icials be authorized to execute it. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Insco and car~ied unanimously. The Attorney read on its first reading Ord:1 nance '774 which would amend Section 7 (e) of Ordinance 648, by providj.l1.g specific requirements for applicants for general contractors' licenses. Cornmiss:toner \vatldns moved Ordinance 774 be passed on first reading. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Strang and carried unanimously. Commissioner Wi:!. tlc1ns Illoved Ordinance rr74 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 774 be passed on its second reading by title only. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Watkins and carried unanimously. Commissioner \'1a tltins moved that Ordinance '""(74 be considered on its third and final reading by unanimous consent of the Commission. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Fields and carried unanimously. The Attorney read the Ordinance in ~ull. Commissioner Insco moved Ordinance 774 be passed on its third and ~inal ~eading and adopted and the proper authorities be authorized to sign it. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Fields and carried unanimously_ The Attorney presented a proposed agreement with Ice Service Company. Commissioner Strang moved the item be tabled. Motion was seconded by CommiSSioner Insco and carried unanimously. The Attorney read on its first reading Ordinance 775 which would annex into the City acreage. in Sections 14-29-15 and 15-29-15 to be l<nown as Parkwood Subdivision First Addition. Commissioner Strang moved Ordinance 775 be passed on its first reading. Motion was seconded by Cornrrdssioner Watkins and carried unanirnously Commissioner Strang mO'fed Ordinance 775 be ccnsidered on its second reading by title only with the unanimous ccnsent of the Commission Motion \'las seconded by Commissioner Fields and carried unanimously The Attorney read the Ordinance by title only. Commissioner Strang moved O~dinance 775 be passed on its second reading by title only. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Watkins and carried unanimOUSly. ~~,. .'OJ '" 'j', , 11: ~~"~ ...<S rC "...: ("'fi~""\ "'1',-, ' r~~~~' I' :;':::-}:}\\:~;/~", ,'.'," '..: ::' '.:~'r~i:j;,: ! ,',..' ,', " j ~l)') ,":'~"~;'f .,' '.,l.t.~;':.'"" . """''''''''', .". .,,~.., '.. ,: ,",.I,'''.ff<'. 'A' r;.~;.i~ ,,-' , " :.. ~.".~:: . . ~'. .: ,'.", . , ...: ',", , . , . '. 11.:r ".;~,,", ..~':;~t;!" !':"i/~1~~JN~rut "~ f. ..f\"~~~~""~';0r;!i:t~;~: .7; ~. n ' #:, , ,,:.... ~., ....~:".'.:;;: ~ ;.L~:i;;',;,'.::;,;;;,';~;:~Y.0.:,1;.~;';;,:j;i,;;:::~';~:,:;}::;':{',;:~:::C;~:"i:::..::i:i.~:;:;~:; ;:;:: :.> :.::~~,L:;;~~j;t:fift:i;ii.i:0i~W~_~:;,,~;i~r:": , ',~::',. ,..,:.,jL:. '::. ,;,~ ;71:;;;:1,.::,~;;;,:/,.~}.\~'t~~'} ':' -5- CITY COMMISSION MEETING June 16) 1958 Commissioner Strang moved Ordinance T75 be considered on its third and final reading with the unanimo...ls consent of the C0nunission. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Watlcins and carried unanimously. The Attorney read the Ordinance in full. Commissioner Watkins moved Ordinance 775 be passed on its third and final reading and adopted. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Fields and carried unanimously. The Clerk presented tax certificates against Lot 3, Block 5, Country Club Addition; Lots 19 and 20, Bloclc 24, l\1andalay; and Lot 6, Blocl<. 5, Clearwater Beach) sold to the County Finance Company, St. Petersburg, at the 1938 City tax sale. He stated the records indicated the owners had redeemed the properties subsequently, but the County Finance Company had never been reimbursed. He and the attorney reconunended an appropriation and authorization to pay the certificate holders $53.80 and cancel these certificates. Commissioner Watkins moved the County Finance Company be paid the sum of $53.80 and the money be transferred from the proper account to take care of the payment, Motion was seconded by Conunissioner Fields and carried unanimously. The Attorney presented an amendment to the lease with Robert Viall for the miniature golf course in City Park Subdivision which would provide a method of payment for the lessee to pay a balance of $1,5L~8.26 owed the City as a percentage rental for the preceding year and provide a monthly payment of the percentage rental starting April 1, 1959. Commissioner Strang moved that the supplemental agreement be approved and the proper officials be authorized to execute it. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Watkins and carried unanimously. The Attorney read on its first reading Ordinance 776 which would declare the City's intention to annex Lots 5-9, Block E, and Lots 8-14, Blocl<: D, and a portion of Overlea Street in Pine Ridge Subdivision. Conunissioner Strang moved that Ordinance 776 be passed on its first reading. Motion was seconded by Commissioner \vatkins and carried unanimously. Commissioner Strang moved Ordinance 776 be considered on second reading by title only with the unanimous consent of the Commission. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Watkins and carried unanimously. The Attorney read the Ordinance by title only. Commissioner Strang moved Ordinance 776 be passed on its second reading by title only. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Insco and carried unanimously. Commissioner Strang moved Ordinance 776 be considered on its third and final reading with the unanimous consent of the Commission. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Watkins and carried unanimously. The Attorney read the Ordinance in full. Conunissioner Strang moved Ordinance 776 be passed on its third and final reading and adopted and the proper o~ficials be authorized to execute it. Motion was seconded by Commdssioner Insco and carried unanimously. . . .~Li~~l{~'~ ~ ~{i>\ "'~J''''l'c,:;lHI;i' {~ !~~.~,'.~~,~~.~)~?;f' t~~fi~f9;~{;" . l"~~,' l'~~: \{~;~.:.} r-: ~':.;~;~7 l~~:~':.:;':~'~': ~'. \'1" ..,t'......", '1';j::i1S;F '%~l;~" ,.". <"r .0. ..... r::".' .:~V\?:::. The Attorney explained the last date for the meeting to consider the new budget would be Wednesday, June 25th, and that a public hearing could then be advertised for Monday, June 30th. Commissioner Strang moved that special meetings be called for 1:30 P.M. on Wednesday, June 25th, and Monday, June 30th. Motion was seconded by Commis~ioner Watkins and carried unanimously. Mr. Norman Morris, 1318 Fairmont Street, conwlained of the bad condition of the street in the Betty Lane Heights area, half of which is dedicated to the City and half being in the County. Commissioner Insco moved that the City Engineer be instructed to contact the County Engineer and make a study of the situation and come back with a reconunendation to the City Commission and the Ccunty Commission. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Fields and carried unanimously. Mr. Joe Cramer complained of the bad condition of the dock on the north side of Causeway Boulevard at which the "Miss Bucl<:eye" is docked. The Mayor mentioned that the City had been informed that the State Road Department was planning to let the contract for the double laning of the west Melnorial Causeway bridge in that location next November which l'Tould do away with that boat dock. By consent, the Commission requested the Manager to instruct the Engineer and the Harbormaster to malee an inspec- tion Tuesday morning) June 17th, and if the docl{ ~s declared to be unsafe and cannot be repaired within the amount of $300.00 that the dock be closed, and if repair can be made for less than that amount, the Manager be instru~ted to get it done immediately. Mr. Robert Baker, attorney, presented a suggested ordinance which would set out a building code for roofing contractors and another ordinance which would set up a Board of Examiners to give examinations to the roofing contractors. He explained it would be a protection to established reputable roofing contractors by preventing fraud and protecting the purchasers of new homes. Commissioner Strang moved that the ordinances be received for study. Motion was seconded by Con~issioner Insco and carried unanimously. Commissioner Watkins reported complaints had been received by the Chamber of Commerce about passengers not being allowed to keep the fish caught on charter boats. He presented a list of rules to be printed and posted in each boat for the information of the public which would give the captain of the boat the responsibility of disposing of all fish not takenaway by the charterers. The Harbormaster recommended these rules. Commissioner Watkins moved to endorse the recommendation of the Harbormaster. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Strang and carried unanimously. . ',. ....;.. ~: \ '~. ...... ,,;. ", . '1.~...!oo._... '. . ......IN --...... "'" ;~f::~~:~;1~::;:;~::;=~:~:::::~:,~l~;'&:~:~~:=11~!i;;':~~:=~'~::'''';:t~:,di\::''~'.r;''''~''t'::r;,,':'~~.' . u~..[............,.l~;il.:;.~W""'"'.~'i:hll.U;'~~' ~,,,,.' "1ii.~~$~~~~,>':1~u:.'l:'~ '.' ,,,.., CITY COMMISSION MEETING June 16, 1959 AGENDA CITY COMMISSION MEETING JUNE 16, 1958 1:30 P.M. Invocation Introductions Minutes of Preceding Meetings Public Hearings Reports of City Manager Reports of City Attorney Citizens to be Heard Other Commission Action Adjournment Meeting Pension Plan Trustees .' ..1' '3&6 Public Hearin~s 1. Expansion, Skycrest Sewerage System 2. Improvements, Hibiscus Gardens and Brook- side Subdivisions Reports from City Mana~er 3. Mr. & Mrs. D. Brown Request Present Tract of Land into City, Contd. 4. Island Estates Requests 5. Reports from Consulting Engineer 6. Request fur Service Station, Drew & Saturn 7. Bids, Mandalay & Acacia ,Storm Sewers 8. Bids, Lincoln Ave. Sanitary & Storm Sewers Court to Druid 9. Sand Excavation, Marina Bay 10. Other Engineering Matters 11. Bids, Steel Street Sign Posts 12. Bids, Cast Iron Pipe, Utilities Dept. 13. Bids, Steel Plate for Utilities Dept. 14. Harbor and Waterways l~. Private Lot Mowing Requests 16. Verbal Reports and Other Pending Matters 17. Proposed Contract Florida State Development Commission Reports from City Attornev le. 19. Consideration on Third and Final Reading of Ordinance #773 - Refuse Ordinance Consideration of Resolution Expressing Appreciationto President of Republic of Panama Confirmation of Resolution #58-44 Re Vacation of Portion of Hamlet Avenue Consideration of Ordinance of Intention to Annex Property East of Highland Ave. and Property North or Sunset Point Road Considerations of Applications before County Navigation Board for Bulkhead Lines by Private Individuals Consideration of Agreement with ACL RR for 12" Water Line at Jones St. Crossing Approval Extension or Leases in ~rina Bldg. Resolution Awarding the Clearwater Medal Posthumously to Ross Norton Consideration of Ord. #774 Amending Ord. #648 - Examinations ror General Contractor's License Consideration of Agreement with Ice Service Co. Consideration of Ordinance #775 - Annexation of Par~ood Subdivision, First Addition Request from Clerk's Office Re Payment on Tax Certificate Redemption Amendment to Lease on Lucky Links Golf Course Consideration of Ordinance #776 - Intention to Annex Portions of Pine Ridge Subdivision Resolution Recommending to Pinellas County Navigation and Water Control Authority the Establishing of Bulkhead Lines Along City Waterfront 20. 21. 22. 23. 24. 25. 26. 27. 2e. 29. 30. 31. 32. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - As Trustees of the City of Clearwater Employees' Pension Fund, you are hereby notified that, James Thomas, a laborer in Public Works Dept. Streets Div., has been duly examined by a local physician and designat,ed by him as a "First Class" risk. The above employee began his service with the City on Dec. 3, 1957. He is under 45 years of age (birthdate Feb. 13, 1936) and meets the requirements of our Civil Service. It is hereby recommended by the Advisory Committee that he be accepted into membership. Honorable City Commission Clearwater, Florida Gentlemen: June 11, 1958 Very truly yours, Advisory Committee or The Employees' Pension Fund /s/ Paul Kane, Chairman Is/. Edwin Blanton /s/ Helen Peters . ..~. .' ..~m:tt '''''~''1r''if~M~ . ~~ "I'" ....., "'>~i"..." ..--. :.,.', ...'- ,.II~H" \ '''~'~~~,~:~'~P.~~:,:~~>~~~:'~'~'~~:'.f:.~~~"J!;~P;~. ,t~~~;~:;~J;"::~;;:JC,c..,..,~:;CL}Jb~;~~~j:~,ji;tlb;S]i;,i0,,@:; ~I';" ';" ~~.' ..., ~ ........'~. ....ni J',;:",;',l~."J'I"'''''~'~m",,\-,,~~;,.~>;,,:?~~,~,'''l~:''''';Ij;~~\";:!,,...,;.~.-\~.Y.t~.~~1.~>-eo\!1k-~"J!t.. :'<:;.';'~~..jt~.::'~,"::,:~.~'.~.~"':;:.'r'~~r'~,;,~:'":' '~:{!"'~ " . . . t ..' .1.. 1"" 'F ~~~, ;",-' ;m.. ~~i:~,~.!-..fii~ti~V'~(t t..~~l-_:.<:~,f ...-.; <...~:. ". . ~'~~';..., ......;;.,..,.,~~.~4~~!i,..',~.:.<:~..:~.~,::'.:(;2~.:.>.'<./~:'''r .,:,' .. , ''''~~'~''~ " ... . ~ ::,,~~;:51kt.&x~i,\~~~~~~' " June 11, 1958 CITY COMMISSION MEETING June 16, 1958 Honorable City Commission Clearwater, Florida Gentlemen: As Trustees of the City of Clearwater Employees' Pension Fund, you are hereby notified that, Carey Devers, a laborer in the Public Works Dept. Streets Div., has been duly examined by a local physician and designated by him as a "First Class" risk. The above employee began his service with the City on Nov. 30, 1957. He is under 45 years of age (birthdate Jan. 1, 1937) and meets the requirements of our Civil Service. It is hereby recommended by the Advisory Committee that he be accepted into mernbershi~. Very truly yours, Advisory Committee of The Employees' Pension Fund /s/ Paul Kane, Chairman /s/ Edwin Blanton /s/ Helen Peters - - - - - - ~ - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Honorable City Commission Glearwater, Florida Gentlemen: As Trustees of the City of Clearwater Employees' Pension Fund, you are hereby notified that, Leroy Griffis, a laborer Public Works Department, Drainage Div. has been duly examined by a local physician and designated by him as a "First Class" risk. The above ernoloyee began his service with the City on October 4, 1957. He is under 45 years of age (birthdate Nov. 27, 1927) and meets the requirements of our Civil Service. It is hereby recommended by the Advisory Committee that he be accepted into membership. June 11, 1958 Very truly yours, Advisory Committee of The Employees' Pension Fund /s/ Paul Kane, Chairman /s/ Edwin Blanton /s/ Helen Peters - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - RESOLUTION 58-44 WHEREAS, the owner of Lots 7 and 8 of J. B. Roberts Subdivision is also the owner of that section of Poms Park Subdivision lying East of said Lots 7 and 8 and across Hamlet Avenue therefrom: and, WHEREAS, that portion of Hamlet Avenue lying East of said Lots 7 and 8 connects at the South with that portion of Tuskawilla Street which has heretofore been va- cated by the Board of County Commissioners. of Pinellas County, Florida; and, WHEREAS, that portion of Hamlet Avenue hereinafter described serves no useful purpose to the City or to the general public except for such utility easements as may be in or thereunder, and it is deemed to be to the advantage and best interest of the City that the same be vacated: NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF CLEAR- WATER, IN SESSION DULY AND REGULARLY ASSEMBLED, AS FOLLOWS: - 1. That that portion of Hamlet Avenue from the North boundary line of Lot 8 of J.B. Roberts Subdivision as extended South to said Avenue's intersection with the vacated roadway formerly known as Tuskawilla Street as shown on Plat Book 3, Page 65, Public Records of Pinellas County, Florida, is hereby vacated and released and the City of Clearwater hereby quitclaims and releases all of its right, title and in- terest thereto, to persons entitled thereto by law, subject only to existing ease- ments or uses for utility easements. PASSED AND ADOPTED, this 16th day of June, 1958. /s/ Lewis Homer Mayor-Commissioner ATTEST: Is! R. G. Whitehead City Auditor and Clerk ", ,,,,".~',, <.*\.;":.1.....'..... .~'i".'!':' .1 ..... .: ',.',-..~.."..':::~77"-:-,:;.~..~.:!.'.*'.... PROPERTY Lot l2 Block C East Druid Estates Addn. , - . - ........., If... 1~?r!f:1jt:;;,r.~,,:r:~,r>;1~~~~~i1'~1:~.!~~r~~1~'7'1rffi."i:;~:~?'~;~r;~'~~;,:./:?,1::'J,~,~~: ~~'f;~!~~'~ ~~~}"'.~(,~~~~'~;;~' ' "::;J~~'f:}~..:~f- . Y:j.~ff?' ~ .~'tt"~~!t~~',":I.~~; if:'.f.~~'r.:/r~~~:~~.~.lf;~!.,~.t,:~~~~\~~~~~~~~r~~'r'~~' !:~~~~~. a }4"~.~~.~~~.. ~ '.- ::.. .' , ';';'z;~t~i~\f;~~{J,A1k},\}~h',~~~bd~i~;~~~~i~~'4~hu6~ii~JiELci:{Jlli~';;:>l~.;,"X~~;iJ'~;':~~::;f1i.1,:;~L:;:/~c:'Lii:.i~;'I::i/i5tYL':!:';;.p~':"" . ;""i';)~1~4~.:t.t.':':'1'ii.;~J~i:~;;;~"'~,~>...;;;;~,~t""'~~..~~~~~~_ "I'" ," . ~ ...~.:! ,.:~;:; ',:: f "\l' .. ...}j'" ';. . :;' ,:.:',!. :..:'-:;"::'.- ~~:L~~~;':~;::~~;;~{~~;;~",;.:,o.l CITY COMMISSION MEETING June l6, 1958 RESOLUTION 58-l..6 WHEREAS: it has been determined by the City Commission of the City o~ Clearwater, Florida, that the property described below should be cleaned o~ weeds, grass and/or underbrush, and that after ten (lO) days notice and failure o~ the owner thereof to do 50, the City should clean such property and charge the costs thereof against the respective nroperty. NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED by the City Commission of the City of Clearwater Florida, that the following described property, situate in said City, shall be cleaned of weeds. grass and/or underbrush within ten (10) days after notice in writing to the owners thereof to do so and that upon failure to comply with said notice, the City shall perform such cleaning and charge the costs thereof against the respective pronerties in accordance with Section 12a of the Charter of the City of Clearwater, as amended. OWNER Clyde E. White 312 Forest Circle S. Charleston 3, W. Va. Silas B. Dishman Williamsburg, Ky. Carl E. Robinson 1732 W. High Street Lima, Ohio- John Stames 1612 Gulf-to-Bay Blvd. City Gust Economides 401 S. Lake Dr. City J. Frank Hamrick 160l E. Druid Rd. City French B. Bicksler 1464 E. Druid Rd. City Leona fv'I. McNanu s 700 Skyview Ave. City Arthur H. Giese 1410 Lime St. City John K. Endress 29579 Center Ridge Rd. Westlake, Ohio wT H. Smith 1486 S. Jefferson St. City Arnold F. Pohlman Joyland Trailer Pk. 2261 Gulf-to-Bay Blvd. City R. O. J. Sieber 1204 N. Ft. Harrison Ave. City Walter A. Krick Box 266 Milan, Indiana Mary Harding: 700 Edenville Ave. City Chas. Faro 6854 De Anza Ave. Riverside, Cal. COST $17.00 Lot l3. Block C East Druid Estates Addn. 17.00 Lot 28 Hollingsworth Estates 18.00 N. 150' of S. 221' of E. 124.5' of Lot 1 Lakewood Repl:lt S. 75' of N. 386' of w. 1~0' of Lot 1 Lakewood Replat N. 8l' of W l5D' of Lot 1 Lakewooo. Replat 24.00 19.00 20.00 Lot 24 Uni t 2 Palm Terrace l7.00 Lot 26 Uni t 2 Palm Terrace 17.00 Lots 13, 14, 15, 16 Block F Salls Subd. 1st Addn. Lots 6l~ & 66 3rd Addn. Replat of Sall's Subd. Lot 72 3rd Addn. Replat of Sall's Aubd. Lot 1 Block A Skycrest Unit D Lot 1 Block E Skycre st Unit 6 Lot 2 Block E Skycre st Unit 6 Lot s 3 &. 4 Block D Skycrest Terrace Lots 3 &. 4 Block I Skycrest Terrace 1st Addn. 3 5 .00 22.00 . la.oo 26.00 19.00 20.00 21.00 22.00 PASSED AND ADOPTED BY THE City Commission of the City of Clearwater, Florida, . this 16th day of June, A.D. 1958. .;.' " '. ,', . .... ~ ';""_"'~"'~'~"""~'''' '. v ~.... __., /s/ Lewis Homer Mayor-Commissioner ",' . '.' . ,": '. ,<,. ';'~."'.' I ')~"""'."'V' ;~'<'.'_'''' ..,I.' ..;......._~ _"., o"r ,j"" ,. ..,..;.7.':':':':-':"',~.,.;. :,~\~... '", . ,. ,.'. ~!~:~~'::(""~f"f""~~'~'" " '," ", 'Pi"'"'' r"":""" "" ",' ,"" ',," "'.~"'~~':~~'::,:,~;'~~~::;::;:~~~~~*i~:':~""f~~~ Jw.J/J':.~"~~(':'\~:::l; ~:",J7,:..:z.....'~'~~oMoo~t""".!"'1;'J;1l }o,:(.i..;.~:~~..t':'~Gt-l~'..W~:':":h;.....J'';..'OA',:;l~~~~~a:;b~~';~~:''iJ'':'__.......J..t..;:1:.~~a~~~t~~J,:',tw:...t':t4J1c'''''lAV~,':':..'.~;.r:.u'.t~''1.;....!w.ah.'''''..-v.:J!,:I;~~-.:.:...'~~~~~~.,.irll"",~.,~t~~~~~~~ J . ~li 3tCj CITY COMMISSION MEETING June llS, 1958 RESOLUTION 5~-h7 WHEREAS, the Hono~able Ricardo M. Arias E, Ambassador to the United States from the Reoubljc of Panama, has graciously presented to the City of Clearwater a picture of His Excellency Don Ernesto de la Guardia, Jr., President of the Re- public of Panama~ as a token of friendship from that Republic to the United States of America and the City of Clearwater; and, WHEREAS, it is desired to acknowledge this gift and express appreciation in connection therewith; 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 gift from Honorable Ricardo M. Arias E, Ambassador o~ the Republic of Panama. of a picture of His Excellency Don Ernesto de la Guardia, Jr., President of the Republic of Panama, and the expression of friendship from that Republic to the City of G~earwater, are gratefully acknowledged. 2. That said picture shall be displayed in an appropriate place_ with 'Proper identification thereunder. 3. That a duplicate original of this Resolution shall be furnished the Honorable Ricardo M. Arias E, Embassy of Panama, Washington, D. C. PASSED AND ADOPTED, this Ihth day of June, 195$. Attest: /s/ R. G. Whitehead City Clerk Is/ Lewi s Homer Mayor-Commissioner - - - - - - - - - - - - ~ - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ~ - - - ~ - - - - - - - RESOLUTION 5$-4$ ~EREAS, Pinellas County Navigation and Water Control Authority has the ~ower and responsibility of fixing bulkhead lines in Pinellas County including the area within the limits of the City of Clearwater, Florida; and, ~EREAS, such Authority has requested recommendations from the City Com- mission of the City of Clearwater as to the location of such lines within the City ~imits: and, ~EREAS, the City Commission, after recommendation from its City Engineer has held public hearings on such recommendations, has received and considered objections thereto, and after consideration thereof has determined its recommenda- tion as hereinafter set out: 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 City Commission of the City of Clearwater hereby recommends to the Pinellas County Navigation and Water Control Authority that bulkhead lines ~thin the limits of the City of Clearwater and immediately adjacent thereto be set in accordwith its recommendations for the areas as indicated on the attached rna p s : Sheet No. 1 2 3 4 g 7 8 A-G , H I&J K Area Covered south City limits to Roger Street Roger Street to Cedar Street Cedar Street north to Venetian Drive Venetian Drive north to Union Street Clearwater Bay from Clearwater Bav from Clearwater Bay from Clearwater Bay from Stevenson Creek Old Tampa Bay south of Cooper's Bayou and Old Cooper's Bayou and Old inclusive - C~earwater Clearwater Harbor Island Estates Memorial Causeway INDEX MAP for above sheets Gulf-to-Bay Tampa Bay Tampa Bay Beach Boulevard 2. That in the event areas within the City are not covered by the aforesaid recommendations, a subsequent recommendation covering such areas will hereafter be made. 3. That a certiried copy of this Resolution together with copies of the maps herein referred to, shall be sent to the Chairman of the Pinellas County Commission, acting as Pinellas County Navigation and Water Control Authority. PASSED AND ADOPTED. this 16th day of June_ 1958. /s/ Lewis Homer , Mayor-Commissioner " . ,'" ~ . . . 1~~~';Jil~il~}~~fe~~1i;,~~~;: At~e ~t i ' ";."I.'"-.:i"'~"~',c,;O.,t'",~,(,:,,.,,,s/sl, R. G. Whitehead . .-""l.'" f- ~~..~ ,T"~l'.;.:.'..., 'f '.-.. '" .... ""<"'.",' ,""""""'" ,," C:it C1 k \;:~;j~t~~t;t)'i'~i:"';)':"Y'. er .. :' . , '.'~.',. ~.. J ". '.' ~ .L:..:< '. ,',' ,",'" . , '\> 7:......~ ." r. . . ~,:..., , .;;., t~.'>''''n~'''"'''''''.~~'''f''''''~'':'''\.~~(fUtyr..''''H(~\-~~~~"..t;,'",,~\",""rn..-:;:-';::::-~~~~~.;.',' '~. ;,.....':_...., . ~:":--:.. , · '~~'~::~:~:.::':::~:::'~':::::"""',"'~'~A";";' ....... .ii""');~';'i.}i",r~.i'ii;'4 ,..; "l4.I ~~~!~'!.c%o...~~~~\JIl ~""",'.jf~",~~,tJI~_#~j';~' OBJ)INANOB NO. 773. AN ORDINANCE ())' '1'HI OITr 01' OLEARWATBR, PLORIDA. TO BI BNTI'lLBD "RBl'USB SERVIOB ORDINANCE 0' CLBARWATBR" SPEOIJ'fING MB'J.'HOD8 or PRKPARA'1'ION 01P OARBAOB, 'tRASH AND 0'1'HBR WAS'l'B BBFORB COLLBC'l'ION m OITY BMPLODS. I'IXING BBSPONSIBILI'lY roa COLLBO'J.'ION OP RDU'SB, CHAROBt '1'HBRElPOR AND MI'1'HOD or MAKINO SAMBi SPECInINO l'REQUBNOY 0' COLLBC'l'ION. AND RBCBPl'ACLES PROM WHICH COLLEcnON WILL BB l1ADEi; DD'ININO REPt1SB DCBP.rACLBS, E8'.rABLISHINO REQUl:RBMBNTS ~R. AND PROVIDING P08 fiBIB LOCAT:tON; RlilIULA'inu USE 0"8 S'l'RBB'l'S BY PBIVA1'B RIJ1U'SB COLLEC'.l'ORB. AND REQUIRING USE 01' COV'BRED CON- . VD'ANCES l'OR SAMB; BSTABLISHIHG CHARGBS POh BUUSB COLLECTION, PROVIDING METHOD OJ! COLLBC'lION FOR SAMBa MAKING UNLAWP'UL THE D:ISPOSrJ.'ION OR DISPOSAL OF RBPUSB ON PUBLIC PROPEIl'n', BEQUIBDlO PROPERTY OWNERS ':0 KEEP PREMISES FREE OJ! REPt18E: PJtOVIDING l'OR THE SEPA1W3ILITY OF '1'HK PROVISIONS HBRBOl': PROVIDING rOR'!'HE REPEAL OP ORDINANCES OR PAR'J.'S 0'11 ORDINANCES IN CONPLICT HEREWI'llh PROVJ:DING PENAIIl'IES POR THE VIOLATION HEREOF, AND PRO'IID!NO FOR THE EPFEO'fIVE DATE OF THIS ORDINANCE. BE J:'l' ORDAINED BY THE CI'l'Y COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF CLEARWATER, FLORIDA: SEC'rI()N 1. SHOE TITLE 'I'h1s ordinance shaJ.1 be mown and may be cited aa the "RDOSB ~ LeE ORDnANCE OF CLEARWATER." SECTION 2. DEFINITIONS. Por the purpose of this Ordinance the following terms, phr8seSJ wordS and their derivations shall have the meaning given herein. When not incona1atent; with the context.. words used in the present tense include the future, words in the plural number include the singular number, and words in the singular number include the plural number. The wold II shall" is always mandatory' and not merely . directory. (1) "ASHESII is the residue f'ram the burning or wood, coal, coke" or other combustible materials. (2) "CITY" is the City ot Cl.earwater. (3) "DRY GARBAGE" shall be construed to mean any and all papers. bags, sack8~ cart;ons. containers and boxes which have not come into contact with animal, 1'r\.11t; and vegetable matt;er or from which obnoxious odors cannot be emitted and to which tl~e8, other insects and rodents will not be attracted. (4) "GARBAGE" is putresc1ble animal, truit and vegetable wastes resulting trom the handling" preparation, cooldng, and. consumption 01' food. (5) "MOIS'r GARBAGE" shall be construed to mean any and all animal, 1'ru11; and vegetable refuse matter whether cooked or raw.. or any can, container, or other mater:lal from which any animal, f'x-u1 t or vegetable matter has been removed which m1g1'1t become sour" spoiled" rotten or putrid and trom which obnoxious odors are liable to be emitted or to ~eh flies, other insects, or rodents are liable to be attracted. (6) "PERSON" 1s any person, firm,partnersh1p.. associatj,on" corporation" company or organization 01' any ld.nd. (7) "REFUSE" is all putresc1ble and nonputresc1ble 8011d W8at;es (exoept boct" wastes) ~ inclUding garbage" rubb1sh. trash, leaves tr1mm1nga. clippings, a&bes, street cleanings, dead animals, and so11d market and industrial wastes. . (8) "RlJBBJ:SH" or "TRASH" j,s nonputrescible solid wastes (excluding aShes). consist:lng of both combustible and non-combust1ble wastes, 8UOl'l as paper, cardb~, boxes. crates, tin cans, y8rd clippings, leaves" wood, glass. bedding.. orockery and s1m11ar materials. (9) "~ASTB MA'l'ERJ:ALS" is hereby defined to mean and include sand, wood, stone. . brick, cement, concrete, construction blocks, rooting and other reruse building materials usually left over from a construction or reaodel11ng project; also, trees, tree st~a. tree limbs, tree trunks larger than 4" in diameter and longer than 4 feet, except Pah fronds. SECn'iON 3. COLLECTION BY CITY All refuse accumulated in the City ahall be collected" . ..... conveyed and disposed of by the city government. No person shall collect, convey over . . 8IQ" or the streets or alleys ot the c1ty" or d1spose of.. any refuse accumulated in the . .city wi thou.t a \111'1. tten con'tract or perm! t approved by the 01 ty Commission. . . . '.' . (al Bxception.!t>r Actual Producers. '1'h1a Ord1nance aha11 not pro~b1t 1;he . c,..;":.'....: .. actrual.pro4Uoers ot ref"Uae~ or the owers o~ prem:laes upon which re.tuse haa accumulati,d. ~:,~:";.:,;;)V.\:::>'/~:~na1l7 collect1na~ convey1.ng and dispOSing or such reruae.. provided. such . .'. . ~:i;i,:(>:',~::::~>;~i:::f(/::;J<:'}: '.'procl\le~.;.o~ owners cOlllply with the prov1.s1ons or 'this ordinance and w1'th allot~r :",',:1".' ,c",;,;;~':;,;':c,.:" gov~~latll's andord1nanc8s .. '-~~'" . ',. . ... ..,: .~', . , - '. '. '. '";$ , :7~!'~~r{:.~7-~~ ~~\?'!-:;7r:':<' ~':'\~iJ(:i;'~:'~ ..,:" ... .' '. ,; '. ' 'N"(','P"';'>";-",""'" C,.", /~:,;:,"t"~?:~~rt':;"ii":'~\!":':'>:"';~0\/:t'~~~:!~':~~;~~~~i?l~t.~. -~ '.r.~ ., '~<~~~~~~~t~~,;~1i~}~~~1':i:'::~f~~~~:;';:\1~~:~S~.ijJ.:d~i;id~(,i~~~~ai~~~;1i~~~<~,:~,. ~~:'~i..~"~~~~;r,~,::.;~~~...;;.~.\i~~~~;;'~;t:~~~0$~~i~t~\.: ':. ORDIN~aE NO. 773 (b) Bxce~tion tor O\1taide Collectors. 'J.'hj,s Ordinanoe ahall net prolUb1 t oollectot-s ot refuse from outs1de or the c1ty from hauling lSuon retu.. over o1ty streets prelcribed by the refu8e superinteBdant, provided suoh collectors coaply ~th the p~v1sion8 or this ordinance and wich all other governlng law. and ordinances. SECTION 4. COLLECTION SUPERVISED m RBPUSS: SUPKRIN'lBNDEN'l' All re.tuse accUJllUlated in the oity ~a~l be collected# oonveyed and ~spose4 ot by the oity under the s~pervi.ion ot the Ratllle Superintendent. '1'11.e refuse superintendent ahall have authorit~ to make resulations ooncerning the day. ot collection, type and looation or waste conca1ners and suoh other matters pertaining to the co11ection, oonveyance and d1sposal as he ahall find neoessary, and to change and modiry the same after notice 88 reqa1red by law, pro~ided that such regulations are not cont1"r.y to t11.e provi8ions hereof. Any person ~rieved by a regulation of. or fee char,ged by t11.e refuse 8uper- intendenc shall have the t-i~lt of appeal to the City Manager .no Shall have the au.thority to oonfirm, mocnty or revoke ~ such regulat10n or fee. SECTION 5. PRECOLLECTION PRACTICES (1) PREPARA'1'ION OF REPUSE. (a) QAlmAGE - All garbage bejlore being plaoed in garbage cans ~or collection shall have drained trom it all ~ree liquids and may be wrapped in paper. (b) RUBBISH - All rubbish shall be drained of liquid before bei~ deposited for collection. (b-l) LEAVES. CLIPPINGS AND 'l'RIMMINOS - Any leaves, yard or hectge clippings, tree tri~ngs or any other type of rubbish or trash wh1ch# after being compressed~ mashed, bent, out# sawed or broken, is placed inside a receptacle approved by the c~ty shall be collected regularly on scheduled garbage routes. Contenc8 or such trash receptacles shall not be filled above the top rim o~ the container. Sllch rubb1an or trash not plaoed in a ~eather,proot receptacle may be placed by the occup~t at the ourb or where the curb would be for separate collection b~ separate trucks ac ~east twice a month. No s1ngle article, item, material, cree, limb or shrub too large to be placed in the city's covered refuse unit on said ~ute or too heavy tor ene man to lift with- out strain ahall be oollected. No tree trunk or limb larger than 4" 10B diameter or longer than 4 feet, except palm ~ronds, or other art~cle possibly 1nJur1oou8 to a covered refuse unit sball be collected by any city refuse unit. It shall be the city's policy to remove all trash deposited in a wea~her.proo~ receptac~e at the same time garbage is COllected (tnce a week) proViding said re- ceptacle does not have larger than a 20 gallon capacity or is not too neavy for one man to 110ft without strain. Contents of weatnerproof trash receptacles w1l~ be collected along with regularly scheduled garbage collections, from the same p~ace the occup~t's garbage can is located. Trawn receptac~es withou.t a co~er as proVided for garbage cans snall conta1n no type of mo1.st garbage. Any type of trash also may be placed l.n a garbage can. (2) REFUSE CONTAINERS (a) DU'.rY TO PROVIDE and MAIN'l'AIN in SANITARY CONDrrION. Re~use con- tainers shall be prOVided by the owner, tenant, lessee. or occupant of the pr~ses. Refuse containers shall be IlUUntalned in good cond1t1.on. Any container thac does not conform to the provisions of this ordinanoe or that may have ragged OZ- sharp edges or any other detect liable to hamper or injure the person collec~ing che contents thereof, shall be promptly replaced upon notice. 'l'h.e ref"use 8uper~ntendent anall have the authority to re~use collection service for failure to comply herew1tn. (b) GARBAGE - Garbage containers shall be made of metal, equipped ldth a\.l1table handles and tight .fitting covers, and ahall be water tight. (b-l) CAPACITY - Each garbage container shall have a capacity o~ not more than 20 gallons, and shall be of such_ \ieight when tull or collected that it can be handled by one man without strain or possible injury. (b-2) SANITATION - Qarbage containers shall be of a cype approved by toe county health. agency and shall be kept tn a clean, neat and 8an1t~ condition at; all t:1mes. (c) RUBBISH and 'r.RASH - Bacn rubbish and trash oonta:1ner shall be of a kind suitable ror collect~on purposes. and ~all be in good condition and of such shape. s:1ze and weight when full that 1t call be handled by one man without strain. (4) RUBBISH and 'tRASH BINS - No rubbish or tram bins sha~l be oon- .~ru.cte4 or used at'ter the efEect1 ve date ot this ordinance. ~. .:.. 1 \. ' . I _. I.... '.' '~""'"...,...",.,...,'." ',..\,....~".. . '. '-.--. ..,~ -. ,..- ""', .' :.,,~';"",l"~\" "":F!"; _. "''';;~':~':~'"''''''CC";,,,,"~~~,...==:~~::::j,:;~:;:~;7~(::;C"i~:~;,.,'" ORDINANCE NO. 77~. No suoh bin exist1ng prior to the adoption ot th1s o~na~ce aball oontinue to be used unless it is enolosed entirely inoluding a floor O~ bottom, water tight, rodent proof and a t1gnt t1tt~ng oover. Proof' of any Buell bin existing prior to the date ot this ordinanoe &ball be by written notio. only by ~he owner or user tiled with the refuse superintendent within 90 days ~r the erf'ective date ot this ordinance. Sucb notioe shall give the exaot siae and 1ooat10n of th1s bin and 1ts date or approximate date ot construotion. PEES tor collecting contents trom any suoh rubbish or trash bin ahall be Bet by the refuse superintendent at triple the rate charged for the oub1o yard container nearest, but not smaller than, the size of the b1n or at the ~te ot .9 per hour (15 cents per minute) whichever 1s the lesser amount. Where neither containers or bins are used. the charge for colleoting such 1008e refuse, other than that placed for ourbside colleotion, aha~l be at the rate of $9 per hour (15 cents per minute). AJ.l such charges o~ non-oontainer collect~on8 shall be based on the average daily time to be determined by tne refuse superintendent. Said charges shall not be construed as a penalty but cost ot the de1ay upon the refuse equipment and personnel having to pick OJ- collect loose reruse therefrom. trash bin. Only dr.1 garbage shall be placed or kept in an exist1ng rubbish or No charge will be made tor any containers used exclusively tor trash located at single or duplex res1dences. (e) COMMERCIAL CONTAlNERS- Large containers too heavy tor one man to l~tt without strain shall be ot such size and snape as to be hoisted mecnan~ca11y and fit without delay or damage into the dumping point ot city retuse c~llecti~ unitsj or they shall be of such construction that they may be portable and towed by a veh1cle. The refuse superintendent shall at all times keep a complete l1st of i1luBtrations~ spec1tications~ diagram and sizes of such containers acceptable to tne city for refuse collect1on purposes. Each commerc~al container Bha~l have the approval ot the refuse super1ntendent betore its contents are collected. (3) S'1'ORING OF REFUSE (a) PUBLIC PLACES. No person shall place any refuse in any street, alley or other publio place, or upon any private property whether owned by Buch person or not# unless 1t is in proper oontainers tor collection or under express approval granted by the refuse superintendent. No person shall place ~ refuse a~ the ourb tor collection except on his property adjacent and directly in front of' h1mj and said placement shall be behind the ourb or where the curb would be. Any person hav1ng a corner lot may use the s1de of his property subject to the approval of the refuse super1ntendent. No person shall throw or depoBic any refuse in any stream or other body of water. (a~l) UNAUTHORIZED ACCUMULATION. re1'use on any premises is hereby declared to Failure to remove any accumulat10n of refuse ordinance. Any unauthorized acoumulation of be a nu1sance and is prohibited. ahall be deemed a violatio~ of this (a-2) SCATTERING OF REFUSE. No person shall cast, place, neep or deposit anywhere within the city any refuse in such. a manner that it may be carrj,ed or deposited by the elements upon any street, sidewalk, alley, sewer, pU'kway or other public place, or into any occupied premdses within the city_ (4) POIN'l'S 01' COLLEC'1'ION Garbage cans shall be placed for oollection at ground level on the property, not w1ttUn the right-at-way ot a street or alley, and acoess:1bJ.e to w1'th- out; entering into a building or shelter of any type, or walking or carry1ng garbage can over, under or around some yard or property obstacle. No garbage Shall be collected where refuse containers cannot be reached by refuse personnel without unlocking a door. gate or any s1milar obstacle wh:1ch will cause delay. Except10ns thereto may be approved l.n writing by the reru8e Buperintendent prov:1d1.ng an addi- tional payment tor the extra service 1s agreed upon by both parties. SEC'lJ:ON 6. COLLBC'l'ION PRACTICES (1) Frequency ot Collection (a) RESIDENTIAL and SMALL BUSXNESS - Garbage accumulated by residences and small businesses shall be collected twice each week on regular1y schedu1ed ~8 . except Sundays an4 holidays. . , , . ,:<+:'''f,'-/','! ,.', r\~~::~r\!.~'~;:;~~1~~i.~:'~~<.~~.r':;""."t~.~;r.": JJ:;;;:=:~~"::",:,::':';;"h~~cjLL':'&;:i',~~iY~ciLL;":iIt~d~j.,ii.;,aL.ijd"li@~~~"'" OIlDINANCE NO. 7T~ (b) COMMERCIAL - Motels, hotels, reatauranta, supermarkets, hospitals, sobools, and otner eatabl18hments cla~m1ng it necessary, may have da11~ ool~ect1on servj,ces exoept SWlda)'S and holidays to I:i t their re8pecti ve neec1a at the regular rates cb.arged tneref'or. Where necessary to protect the publ~c heal tn the retuse aupe~ntendent6 oounty health dep&rtment san1tarian, or authorized health department otfic1al or employee ahall have the author1ty to require more frequent collections. (e) DAILY COLLECTIONS REQUIRED - Occupants of' all businessea and all existing residence8 w1th1n the f~rst fire zone anall have da1ly oollections. (d) SPECIAL COLLECTJ:ONS - Restaurants and other establishments having waste ;toods or otner garbage wnlch nas an ot1'ens1 ve odor or can be described 8a a nuisance it no~ col1ec~ed on a Sunday or holiday may upon the 3udgment ot the reruse superintendent be collected on Sun~ on the request of the occupant or the recom- mendat~on of the county health department sanitarian. Each such extra gat-bage collection shall be charged at the rate of lOsf per can and/or 5~ per cu yd. container plus $1. AnY partially fi1~ed can or con- tainer shall be cl1.arged as a full can or container. The refuse 8upet-lntendent may wa1 ve the add1 tional one dollar cnarge at such time when the demand tor such special col~ections or scattered collections on hol~~s and Sundays merit an at-cost charge at the regular rate. A11 garbage collections shall be either twice a week or daily unless some exceptional collection problem may be approved in writing by the refuse super- 1ntenrlent. (2) SPECIAL REFUSE PROBLEMS (a) Contagious Disease Refuse - The removal of clothing, bedding or .... i other refuse trom homes or other places where highly infect10us or contagious diseases nave prevailed shall be performed under the supervision and direction ot the propet- county hea1th officer. Such reruse snall not be placed in containers tor regular collect1ons and shall not be a municipal collection. (b) Inflammable or Explosive Refuse - Highly 1nflammable or explos1ve materials and ashes shall not be -pTaced in containers for regular collections but shall be disposed of as directed by the refuse superintendent at the expense ot the owner or possessor thereof. (c) ~1or to depos~ting refuBe tor collection in garbage cans, trash receptacles or commercial conta~net-s~ the owner or person shall collapse all card- board and boxes and crates. (3) COLLECTION and DISPOSAL bl ACTUAL PRODUCERS and OUTSIDE COLLECTORS (a) Requirements for Vehicles - The actual producers of refuse at- the ownet-s of prem:Lses upon which refuse is accumulated who des.1re personally to col~ect; and d.1spose o~ sucn refuse, persons who desire to d.1spose or wast;e materia1 not 1neluded in the definition of refuse and oollectors 01' reruse from outside ot the city who desire to haul over tne streets of the city~ shall use a water-tight vehicle provided with a tight cove~ and 80 operated as to prevent orfenslve odors escaping therefrom and refuse from being blown, dropped or sp:1l1ed. (b) D1.spossl - Disposal of refuse by persons so permitted under subsection (a) above Shall be made outside the clty limits, unless otherwise speci~ically authorized by the refuse superintendent. (c) Rules and Regulat10ns - The ref'use superintendent shall have the authority to make such other reasonable regulations concern1~ individual collection and d1~osal and relatlng to the hauling ot refuse over city streets by outside co11ectors as he shall find necessary, subject to the rlght of appeal as set forth in Section ~ hereo~. (d) Owners or lessees of premises desiring to incinerate their re1"uae on their respective premdses 8hall be permdtted to do so subject to the incinerato~ and 1 tis operat1on meeting all c1 ty regulations and having the written approval ot a city r~re p~vention ~nspector. 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"';:, .:;':'.;' ....':.~' .: ..! ,,; It; ahall be unlawt\.1l tor 'tne oocupant" or 3..t the" be no occupant" 'tben tne owner ot &nJ bouse, yard, stable. astore or lot ot land to "tuee to keep the IIUIS8 clean, or to peZ'llL1t a~ tram, weeds o~ ~ offensive ma.tter of a~ kind to accUIIIU": late in or upon such premises. ,.,- SECTION 1~ - PKNAL'rlES Any person violating any provis1on at this o~nance u~on convict10n the~eot ,shall be subject; 'to a fine not to exceed One Hundred ($l()O .00 J or 3..mpftsonment ~or a per3..04 not to exceed thirty (30) da7s or both, l.n the c11acretion ot the Judge o~ the MurUc1pal Court. Bach dQ a v1olat:lon o~ tl11s ord1nance continues atter con- viction nereof snall constitute a se>>arate ottense. '. if "'.' r .. . . .~,' ~ ".' "..,~. ,.. ;,',: , ../. /;,1 ".',". :: ~. ','.": "'.,.?i. " ".., . ~ ' , , .' SECl'IOtr 14 - SEPARABIL:tTY . ,'0: , "c, ' '., ';"..... '';ff ,}t: ,_.~'-' ;~ : " \~ .; ., Sl10uld any section, paragl"aph.. Ben1;ence, pnrase, olause or other part or '. '<,' , ::~/; provision ot th1.s ordinance be declared by IllV court to be 1nval:1d" the same shalJ..:'-> ;;';;';,\F/': not affect the vaJ.id1ty ot the ord1.nance as a whole" or a~ part thereof, other th.~<,:': :', q':."" the par't declared to be 1nva11d.". ':/,;:( ~:/ ~\/: ' . . ~ ", .'; , .~ ~':':(,!;~':,.~': .. .,.,." '. ,. ~ .... . ~ ",;.,~, . f ,t '.'... SECTION ~ - ORDINANCES REPEALED All ordjnancea or parts o~ ordinances in conf11ct here~~B or inconsistent wi th the prov1B1 ons of tb1s ordinance are hereby repealed to the extent o~ their conf"l1.ct. ~. "~ SEC'l'ION 16 - T1IIS ORDINANCE shall becolILe DFEC'r:tVE 1nm1ecS1ately upon i t8 p&asase except for the collection charges provided here1n, ~ch anal], become ertect1ve JULY 1, 1958 . . :". ;:''''~'i'J; .'., ':" ',:\:".~:",; ';,Ie . . , .,,' '.:.'~";~".':." ".:;''1:, ::';' : . '. ' . 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J"" ..... .' ~, 'f_" . l .' ~ . : .~ 'f. . ~ ,....:......:.' '.'.;'" .i':..J.. .::...., .'" .'..... ., .... '.; '. ".'i"' -.. . , ... ',~~ .::;,...~'.; ..~ " ,:0.,'.',,', " :.,'.,-"'.-" .: .::. '.~'^ ..~'.....,.,'::.,....::;.:...l~:.~~~.. r:~'~';~ \(:' :~.' ~~,: :-.:<-"\'.:::. :,>< ~....., ~., .; "," " '. " .. .; .' " ..' ';, . ,. "..... .;.....:.>:i... '.. '. .'" :.. . .. . . .' .. '.. :,:.(, ' .... ",'\,j .' ...:: ;:.::::-.: " ., . . '. ;. ',. " : " '.' '. .. . . ,.;,::....:.::>;) " ~:r.<:;,. '. . '<"::')~;;:I-' ." . .' , .... ....;" '''' ...: :. . ~',. :""',..:'::;";,;;<':'. j " . ::;::';:-" ,';-':::);;;:i \'-:':.:: < ,'.f\:,'.: -:, ;':;;'.':';: ,';:."..;' ',". . , . " ':';'~;' .~\ ' . . ;', ~"f:~}':;:(~},':;'~>' .:.:' <,:X:' '.. '. ~*~tf~ ',,' :i;;',::, :;::.;.,:...,.-: '.-1":''':'''"../;:''',''''::.. ",.', ",,,;,: .""" ,. , ,..!;.;;,,;,.::~'i<. ;, 'oc:y,,~,:,',:::"..}\~,>:./;;: ,"::;':J':}'~d n::?~:~".:,.. :~..." - .' .::: ,:'<:. .-;t~~,."r; :>/', ,"\., :/~j ;t\" 'i,~,"'l'. '. . "::(!,,,,: ~ 1'\::;:~J?}h':i'''' .;." ',' ...,,' >: ';,'\':'>Y:'\'.it.,i,.':,: .' >:~: '.. ":'.:: ' ,{. : 'ti" ,,' ,.};:)> , .-1<;,: ",: " .. \\' . .' ';\ ~';<';>' ';;~:~.;:.::; !?C" },,'\ :;'.:h!::; _:\;Y::),~'<,tC"" '\ ~,' '. '.' ". ORDINANCE NO. 174 . . "':;::':-'Z':'~';F\.t;~:>:;<J, r~~,'^...'.,::;:.<:: , -'t..,;. .''0 ';"~\".",,"..' <. -,c" . __ ?;..:~.;;~ .:\: ;:;':',,<:',. ""', '~::;""'::>:'(;;F "',' ';.,Y::"!."..::(: . - >;,~' " ...C':":'. . ,....'t..,::..., 1 ' , . . : ":'!'-'!.. ,i:.X ::~':::,},,;';~...V' : " :'::".~,\~i".'.,:.>:"::"..'~.;'_\\: ;. AN ORDINANCE OJ' '1'HB CI'l'Y OP CLBA.RWATBR" PLORIDA" ". ,;;:_~..'.;,!:~tii ".'::.- ;~~ :.'. ""'/. ",' }'/ -. AMBNDD<<I SlC'J.'ION 7 (e) 01' ORDINANCE NO. 648. ;,<}:<~;~t .' '. . , .' )i:, '.;.( :": . ',.':};: .' ": ". '.,' ,.',.,~,xr,.., ;~>': :"'.::' ~ ~~~AN;:B:X~~~~ ::r:~- .,.....;;:':i.t~,l .. ,'. , ::',,!c',..':J,j..:',; ,'c' -:.,. . " ,'.:~:~:, ,;;; :'..'~,'}:,{:{)~.:,,(;>::~.,";" =:~g:S~O~S:=J ~~8~~= ~:.':'>L,';~7.'~<:~i[,t ,. ,-: .:::';:, .. ~=~:S'l~ ~D~~~~~NPLIOT, AND ''':..~:i..:);'.;:t,''-:. .. · ...... · .BB IT ORDAIUD BY THE OXiY COMMISSXON OP THE axn OP OLEARWADR. PIDBIDA:....'<:'c;"~:~~1Sif~? . : , Sec. 1. Section 7 (e) or Ordinance 648 J regulat1ng general contraotor.",,' ::':.'.:;,f.,"" ;!j;;2;1I,'~;'n;" . in the 01 t7 or Olearwat:c ~8 7 ~d _ t: ~d aa rollowa I' :.',\..... ,j......~..:,;..;;?'~V~[~j :''':':,::~,~;./":<;>:.::,:,.':..:,. ". . :,::......;.,;'\,,:.:;, :~:<f,>;/" '~., , ' (e) Bach applicant 8haJ.l be exam1ned by oral and wntten ,~: .:'::..':::;,.;. ))'I., ";, ".":;r(: "":':" '.;.;.\,):.;.... ,{ ,,' . "..' , ..' testa a8 to his t1 tness to be granted a general con-' ....;' ,:::{{i:.~.:c: :" ",.,<.:;' ' .,,,:~,,f.':;<;?~.,. ':'~, ';;,q:):'~:!}: .: d. tractor's certir1cate or a particular ela881.t1oat1on '" ",:/ :....((f~;-.... ...... .'" ',' ,.:,,,.',,., :;';';':. ,\::\'-;; .:' ,..,/'<:?/:;, wh1eh applicant ha.a l'equeated. The teats shall be ."',,' .. ~'.C", ;' '.. " '';>~"'i:t'\(iC,:.. -I . -, "., graded one-fourth oral and 1;hree-rourtha wri t1;en, Wi'th. , ". . ;' ,::.;;\r..:>,,~., '<>. >'(:\':..3:,: ~".~,::;::;,: ". passing grade of' seventy-tive (75) peNent. ~e oNl." ..-:: .'..' /f':'" , ',".X:,,;' """,!"'\~:~;"~':;<" '..:.;....';. ., . '"and written teats ahall be made with Nt'erence 'to ' . 'c';. :'-'.':;;, 'c- . ~,';'.~:.:::.~J' ,"....:...'~. , ,.:: ;~~. -\:, , '.' ~ " " knowledge of constZ'\1ction work and tami11ari t,. wi tb .; '.., ;;./L.,: "';'>.:~.;~;...::' .'\..' '.'. . , the City Building Code. n .... '.:,'" ,;" ~;';' .....:' " . ',..;. :~'~'~".:';~:. ~~:.t; . .r: 5;-~ ;;; .. i ~," \ . - l - ~ 'I;'! ',"i '. '1 '" ..", Sec. 2. All ol'd1nanees or parts of ordinances in cont11ct berewl tb are to the exten~ or such conflict repealed. See. 3. '1'h1a ordinance shall take e.tf"eet 1mmed1.ately upon 1 t8 pa8eaS8.. ,', ..' . ,; . .~. >. . "'. \:- . .: ..' . :\:, . ., ;:...:;~.~: ':.<'i;"~ . " '\/;, ;,;'i'~":;' " ;~;'~:' .: . . .. :.,:;~:,!;,...:'c. . Z//i>'>': ';. ; . :' . -:/>' ii,. .;;;:',.;,':'}::.: . '. ?;:~ ,.',' /".;:i"':j;;,< .', . ; "." "':,/:,';.;;,;~:,,: :;,;':: "";"" " .: ,'; :.~;: >~"Y:J:.',::'r' ,>"",: " ~;.:; . ., ":',. '.; /,;.t., \.)>.: /.~. \....: . '.:" . , ",". ~;'. ;'.:.....'i ,. , .:.: . .' .' :,.,,;::-.;:: :';'''''.'' "",;." ':..; c,c:.'.:' ". " '. . ; " :- .:; ;":'. . " \,. .,'\";'::: . '" ',:,',';:,i:" .,'.:;' "'h" ':';,::; ." . , '. .;", ,,;. ~...:,. . , '.';',' ,;:;"".",. ..:- '::', ,"'C':-> , :'?':,,' '/: ,;," , " .:"- .' .';~~.:'>/' ,S:.\ .' .. ~ \, . ::?;,{"? :,,;~~;.f)':~':,,:.~.~ ~:;.""", . .';':',:.\'".'.':" . ,'" '. "." :.:" . '.;..;:;., ~.Si:'.'; . . ,,' ,: ;~'.;~."At1;e8t:. . "'::""!" ;,:':0:;:),:" " ." C;:>i!"." ", . ., .'::.: :"""'~.' . . . , ". ::.~,"-: ':>~~J., .~/8/ R. O. Whitehead "';.:/.' "". "" ; :';':''-:::'-::''};';''',i::.'Z'' .~t;J Clerk .~ ',' i~:>; ." '. .' ':\. ;y::>j.....;..:;,:~~.;;:.,:.Pu~11shed: Pro or .... >"". ' '.. . ,:. .:.;.; ... .. .',; :".. ":'>;" . :" '. . ::.:\' .:\." <,:, .: . .,: : .'. ,.;. :;:"':":""<"; :;:' . :.' ','.;: ;.,1 ,.' .'. ":',',,',.'" .:,:;: .. " '........., :.: '::, '. "~'\;i'\ ':' ..' ':/::"'::;";'" :. :':': :.' :):,,>':X ;;~ ....",.>:. .:;?,;e<.:.}, ,:" .:';.<~;':;," '.. PASSED ON PIllS'!' READING June 16. 1.958 , , ':'~.::i~f:!J~):~;\c~'\::..'!'" ", .,^',:, :'-,1;:/ '. ": , : .;.' ,>..: '~:;.:i~:.. : . . ,':- 'tr " ,',\.... .,' ,', .. - ,-'-.'.. '''',','' -, ",J. "', '~;;."... i, . .;; ,;,:: ,? ,', . . ". ..';:. !::.;;s.;,.<;;. -::"', , .. .: <:; ;":; '.:~";:S"(;, ".. .:;e ;"";,, .:':" .. ":";': :~}'/.':.' ' "":'" :;r' ,'.;: "';:,..,; .: :,::'~< .,'" t: ';,,:,c ". ;0; :.::.. :..' : f. :;:'<.';"-, '.':'.'.. ;': ... PASSED ON SECOND READING June 16. 1958 ..' .' PASSED ON THIRD AND PINAL READING AND ADOPTED June 16.. 1958. ; " Is/ Lena Homer Mayor-Co~s81oner . .' ,....,.' ,'< ':"':"',"" . ':",...;..,....,.-;::;; ,::j; 'Z' <'J~' ,.,' I', ,?i '., -<' :2>:: '," ".:':' '.. ;,:,..,., >:\::- '., ;:' :'::: I,,:::.::,. .. ' . , '/-. " '::':' '" ...-- " -I't ',' ... ,_ '.:6 '. 0 ~~~ .: ~'_': ,;/:,/. ,f,:':' :';'..."".":, ." . ,,~'.- : "" . '.'L ':'-: :':" '.:, '.' ""~:A\..::': .. "~!.:,.:.: i',.;:. .. .,:., ',' ','", ...;-. ,.; );.)';;,:,.~;..,:.i i'," . ":';"':..,!'~~:";r~';j' ..i,' ~;\"i(:<' " '~::.~'"/";/'iS.;:'", o~ ~blicat,1on.. ".; .(:'i",;,'{~,;.~~ i'gl:~',;.~ "i'; ;;':"~ . . " .:; . ....:. .' ....)j~J,..:..,.. . ':>:i ...,., .; ;~',:~':;, . :':~:. '..,..,' , . ':.,., ,.,'i", ,~.~,~:>i:'.,.:,X;:.l~'. ;. :\" ., !!,':: ,,:':;:;';:t ' ,.' ....' "', '~.:,,:;'';: ';::.' '~,<" "e'. " .. L! .",' , . '.. , ;. " . . ,'.. ..; ":"; ,'.,' (':,:";".' ';-,;., .... : '.. ,('i::~~;";/': " ..~.,' , '~.;:::. .,.j::: .:.,;t:~'!;:, :;;;;'i~ ?!;;:::>t: ,1: ~l .' . ',;L,.,- c .~ '..:' '.y,.::.-' ., ':;~ ">:.' .,{ :;:,. f':-;: "(::;';" ":-:,c,, ::' ',' "".'.:.;.:.::,}.;',;..':', .:~.. ,',.:iL:..,,;:.:,.:....,.; '" "";,.: y.:'<'-' ,:',':l" , :..,. ,c: ?/\, ...... ,',.' ,:'':: ';'} ',';.;/' >:X, "':,.,:., :: ::<', . >.. c,. " .: '."C ,i.::::",:'...:,)' """"';': . .;': " i,:: .'::,;:."'" ".y ."P,::}", ". ~i;J~~~d:~ ?/".;' .. ::,:'. . ",' , ; :;:; !'~~i:}l:~'" .:"'.'j>~.;;.}:\'. ';' i/o, . ':,":' <, ".: ", <:. . ".;C':: ..~; :.'2~:";".;~.:~{ ".:;;' G: .:<<;;C ;if :}\\..;' ," <:..' :~.,' '~:~~ ...'" .... . . '." :.; }~~l~~ <' ::i~t':~~,~J.;1~; ....;,;c: ;"i' 'C. ,:-: c'".,'. "":' '{.: ".", :;:\.} '.'i.... .' ',,; X:" . . ~\::". ,~. >:: .' ". -~ ;': ': ,:'<,,: .~"". .: :...., " .", ,,' ....': :.:- ' ..:' 1~';' n ...., '.'. . ':. :':. ;]J~;'~;~~." . ;.:. ::1;;5jJ~ . ", , I .", . C' . ...".' ,','" .,.,..... '.'. "" ",i.; I ::J; . ..:c;.:';; ;'. C'.., ,:"'" :,":t . ". :';: \,.-::. ,.' '''l. '. ...... .,::-,,'.' . ': ':';..;: ;,.. . '.. .?.. :~"-.: ,,~ . " _. :::~:;~~ri~:~~h~).~.}. ~ . . :-,.: ~1.;~;7i' .:~, (~ !'"'- ;r't ," ., ,'.- " . 'iiiiiii ... ~:.),"Jl)" -;:f~'~. . ""'71'" ~:.;.,..."J.::::::-'\ ...,;-::;...;:;,;:...~,.,:;,nq"'~:';:;.:,<:.~,r:,.*:",:,~,~~, . ". :>(~"'::';.':' ,.'. .' ~~~~:~~'~~'~~~~~~l -""~'~'" ;,~,-:~';' . I' "''',.:-:,..,;,.-"" " , . \; '. . ., r;\,; , . f :. '. .. 1 : ' --, j.. f ~ 1 , .",. ~- . ~~a:::::,:::~,~"..,~..,..;;....~~",,",~,c,4,,"i,,""c.:d~~~,,,....w~~. ORDINANCE N9. 775 AN ORDINANCE ANNEXING PROPERTY HEREINAFTER DESCRIBED, TO BE KNOWN AS PARmiOOD SUBDIVISION, FIRST ADDITION, INTO THE CORPORATE LIMITS OF THE CITY OF CLEARWA~ER, FLORIDA, AND REDEFINING THE BOUNDARY LINES OF THE CITY TO INCLUDE SAID ADDITION ACCORDING ':to THE PRO- VISIONS OF SECTION 171.04 FLORIDA STATUTES 1957. ZONING SAID ANN&lED PROPEATY &-2 DUPLEX RESIDENTIAL AND PROVIDING FOR THE EFFEC'l'IVE bArrE OF T~IIS ORDINAN&E. WHEREAS, ~he Ci~y Co~ission of the City of Clearwater, Florida, enacted Ordinance No. 770 on May 5, 1958, which ordinance declared the intention of the City to annex Parkwood SubdiVision. First Addition, into the corporate 1imit& of the City of Clearwater; and, WHEREAS, said Ordinance was publiShed once a week for four consecutive . weeks in the Clearwater Sun! a newspaper published in the Oity of C1earwater, Florida, proof of which pub ica~ion is hereto attached; and, ~~EREAS. more than ~hirty days have expired since ~he enactmen~ of Ordinance No. 770, and no registered voter o~ the City of 01earwater, no owner of real estate in ~he territory to be annexed, and no person whom- soever has objected to such ann~xation or has applied to the Circuit Cour~ of the Sixth Judicial Circuit in and ~or Pinellas County, F10r1da, setting forth any objec~ions to said annexation; and, WHEP~ASJ all of the provisions o~ Section 171.04, Florida Stat~es have been complied with; NOW, THEREFORE BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COr~4ISSION OF THE CITY OF CLBARWATER, FLORIDA: SectiQn 1. The City of Clearwater, acting by and through its Ci~y CommisioD, by the authority and under the provisions of Section 171.04, Florida Statutes, hereby annexes into the corporate limits o~ the City o~ Clearwaterl Florida, and rede~ines the boundary lines of said City so as to include the rol owing: From the ~1 corner o~ Sec. 14, TWp, 29S, Rge. 15E, run S. g90 OJ' 26" E. Along the Sec. line 354.00 ft. and N 00 00' JOft Eo 141.13 ft. for POB, ~hence N. 00 00' ;0" E. 276.0 f~.~ thence W 890 0)' 55" w. 579.0 ft., thence 9 00 00' JO" w. 16.5 1'~. thence N. 890 J.l' JO" W. 108.92 ft.. thence S 00 02' 26" W. 255.0 ft., thence S 890 11' JOft E 109.6 f~., thence S. 00 00' JO~ w. 4.5 ft., thence S. 890 0)' 55" E. 579.0 ft. eo POB. To be kno~n as Parkwood Subdivision. First Addition. and to be recorded among the Public Records of Pinellas County, Florida. Said pr0p~rty is her~by Zoned &-21 Duplex Residen~ial. and the City Engineer and the Ci~y Clf~k are directed to inc ude in and set out and show upon the official zoning map and o~her of~icial maps or ~he City of Clearwater, the fore- going property with its zoning as indicated. Sec~ion 2. This Ordinance shall become efrective immediately upon its passage. PASSED ON FIRST READING PASSED ON SECOND REkDING PASSED ON THIRD AIID FINAL READING At\D ADOPTED June 16. 1958 June 16. 1958 June 16. 1958 Attest: IS~LeWis Homer Mayor ommissioner /s/ R. G. Whitehead C:1t-y Clerk PUBLISHED: PROOF OF PUBLICATION '.:;d~ ; CITY COMMISSION MEETING �une 16, 1958 The City Commiaslon c�f the C-? ty of Clearwater met in regular session at tYie City Ha11, Monday, June 16, i958, a� 1c30 P.M. with the following members present: Levais Homer W. E. Stran�, Jr. Cleveland Insco Jaines H. Watkins Herbert R. Fields Mayor-Commissior_er Cammissioner Cammissioner Cor.nni s si oner Comm3.ssioner 3�O Also present were: Jack Tallent City Nlanager Owen A1lbritton, III Asst. City Attorney S. Lickton City Engineer Det.-Sgt. L. Mars#on Representing Police Chie� The Mayor called the meeting to order. The invocation was given by Rabbi Harry Richmond, Commissioner Strang moved tha� the rrdnutes of the regular meetings of May lgth and June 2nd be approved in accordance with copies submitted to each Commissioner in iariting. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Fields and carrizd unanimously. A Public Eiaaring was announced on the proposed construction of sanitary sewers in an area bounded on the north by Gulf to Bay Boulevard on the ea�t by Belcher Road, on the west by a line approximately 110 feet *rrest of Florida Avenue and on the �outh by a line approximately 660 i'eet south of the centerline of Gulf to B2y Boulevard except the parcel owned by the Board af Public Instruction, and except those premises already served. Tne Engineer expla3ned the sewer was requested by people in the area who were having septic tank trouble, that a preliminary hearing had been held on May l�-, 1958, attended by tihirty-five property owners, the majority c,f wham were in favor of the project. He estimated the total cost of the pro�ect at $27,263.00, and recommended that the acreage owners be assessed at �.012 per �qu:are z'oot as they would have to �ay for a collection system later when their property rr�a; developed, and that the oUmers of lots be assessed �.02 per square foot. The C1erk presented a written objection from Mrs. Ann�tbe G. Emmons and a request from Mr. H. M. Elney and Mr. Salvatore Parascand that the sewer be put i.n the rear of their property instead of in Keene Road. The Enginesr pr.esented a letter from IJir. R. J. Hinners, ourner of Lakeside Trailer Park, corner of Belcher and Gulf to Bay, aslting that �he �Erailer park be taken out oi the project since it was not planned tn serve the whole area which he cwned. The Engineer recommended that the portion of Lakeside Trailer Park that could be served by a gravity line be included in the projeet. Commissioner i+(atkins moved after havino held tkiis Public Hearing and having heard no valid legal objections, that tl?e City construct sanitary sewer, manholes and appurtenances to serve an area bounded on th� north by the south line of Gulf to Bay Boulevard bounded on the east by a line approximately 300 feet west of Beleher Road and on the wesb by a line parallei t� and approximately 110 feet west of the west line of Florida Avenue and bounded on the south by a line parallel to and approximately 660 feet south o£ the center line oi' Gulf to Bay Boulevard except that parcel owned by the Board of Public Instruction and sxcept those premises already served by sanitary setver and tha� the assessment be made against the property on a square foot basis, Motion was seconded by Commissioner Insco and carried urzanimously. A Public Hearir� was called on the proposed construction of sanitary sewers, storm sewers, paving, drainage ar�d curbs in certain portions of Hibiscus Gardens and Brc,ok,vood Terrace Subdivisions. The Engineer said it would be necessary to secure aclditional right of way for Pierce Street in Block C, Hibiscus Gardens, to e7.iminate the bad curve. The Mayor asked if tnere were any objections and there were noi�e. The Engineer recomrriended that since these were odd-shaped lots that the paving be assessed on a front foot basis with corner lotis to be assessed on two sides; that the sanitary sewer be assessed on a front foot ba.sis based on the short side except on pie-shaped lots where an average of the shoz��c sides will be taken and on corner lots tlzat sanitary sev�er be assessed on one side only; that the drainage be assesse3 on a square foot basis. After having held ihis Public Hearing and havino heard no valid legal objections, Coruni.ssioner Strang moved tnat the project as listed calling for the construction o2 sanitary sewers, storm Sewers, paving, drainage and curbs in Hibiscus Gardens and Brookwood Terrace Subdivision as follotivs: portions of Block A, B, C, D, F, G, K, M, all of Biock N, portions of Block 0, P, W, a11 of Bloc�c X, Hibiscus Gardens; portions o£ Block 4 and 5, Brookwood Ter?�ace Subdivisicn, be apprdved and the proper officials be aathorized to take bids on this project and the pr�ject to be assessed according to the method as outlined by the City Engineer and that during •this project the right of way agent be authorized to obtain the necessary property for• the extension of Pierce Street. Moti�n was secnnded by Commissianer Fields and carried uizanimously. The Manager reported that Mr. C. E. Ware, attorney for Mr. Bavid Brown, tivas out of the City and had aslced that Item 3 be postponzd. Commissioner Strang moved that Item 3, Mr. €c Mrs, D, Brown Request Present Tract of Land into City" be deferrzd. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Fields and carried unanimously. Mr. Charles M. Phillips, Jr., representing Island Estates, called attention i;o the fact that the City�s proposed docking facilities in the:area of zhe new sewage dis�osa� plant on Island Estates will nieet the seawall line of' private pr�perty at a ninety degree angle at two paiizts and asked that some type of'line zor docks be established. The City Engiizeer and the Harbormaster recommended extending a line from these corners making a forty-five degree angle, Commissioner S�rang moved that the engineer for Island Estates and the engi:zeer fnr �he City of Clearwater determine a 45 degree angle to be the limit of docking spaces at the marina £acility on Tsland Estates a,nd the proper oft'icials be authorized to execute such agreement and to change present contracts if necessary to meet these requirementa. Motion was �econded by Commissioner Fields and carried ur"i�imously. � 3�/ _2_ CITX COMMISSION MEETING June 76, 1958 On behalf of Island Estates, Mr. Charles M. Phillips, Jr., explained that a v��ater line had been laid in that section westerly of the entranceWay to •the developmen� going to the Marina Station Plant almost on the seawall line as at the tim� the 1:Lne Was put in there were not sufficient points to determine where the seawall would be. He said Island Estates would like permission from the City to move this line from twenty to thirty feet 3n order to be inside their p�rmit lin2 and w�uld pay the cost of moving and dedicate a t�n foo� easement to the Ci�y for the line in its netiv locat3.on. Commissioner Waticins maved tlzat the Island Estates company be authorized to move this water line back behiild the permit line at no expense to the City and that the City accept a ten foot easement from Island Estates covering that area. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Fields and carried unan3mously. Mr. Charles Phillips, Jr., presented a proposed quit claim deed to the site of the Marina Station Secaahe Treatment ?lant on Island Esi;ates. Commissioner Si;rang movecl i:hat the quit claim deed be received �vhen propei�ly execu�ed. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Watkins and carried unanirnously. The Commission was assured by Mr. Char].es Phi113.ps, Jr., tha� the Island Estates company had no intention of leasing, renting or selling land to anyone in �he area of Marina Station for use in dock3ng a party boat. The Mayor suggested that restrZctions against a party boat qperating from tha� area could be included in the a�eas. Mr. Gharles Phillips, Jr., requested on behali' of Island Estates that the City dedica�e the waterway immediately ofi the seawall in t3iis Marina Station Plant area that lies in the right of way for Memorial Causeway ta the public for waterway pt;rposes so that the area would be used as a�aaterway and not filled. He �resented a descrip- tion o.f the area concerned. Commissioner Strang mov�d to ins�ruct the Attorney to prep�re a prop�er instrument of dedication and bring it back to the next meeting. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Fields and carried unanimously. Regarding the request from S�.in 0il Company for permission to bu31� a gas station at the southeast corner oz Drew Street and Saturn Avenue, the City Engineer reported that tihe plans presented at the meeting oi May l9th had been revised ar_d he now approved them. Commzssioner Watkins moved the repuest for a service station at Drew and Saturn by the Sun Oil Company k�e approved a..ri thE proper officials be authorized to execute necessary papers. Motion was seconded. by Co�rurLissioner Fields and carried unanimously. The Manager recommended accepting the low bid of $3,21g.00 f'rom Ray Birkbeck, Dunedin, for constructing storm sewers in Acacia from Mandalay to Eldorado. Co:nmissioner l+fatkins moved that the bid af Ray Birkbeck, Dunedin, for Mandalay and Acacia storm set�rers in the amount �f $3,219.00 be approved and the proper officials be authorized to execute the contrac�. Motion was secanded by Commissioner Strang ai�d carried unanimously. It was recommended by the Manager t�at the low bid of �g,029.13 from Holcomb Pipelines, Clear;vater, be accepted zor the construction of sanitary and storm sewers in Lincaln AVenue from Court to Druid. Commissioner Stran� moveci �n the recommendation of the proper officials that the Holcomb Pipellnes be awarded the con�ract for Lincoln Avenue sanitary and storm seivers irom Court to Druid for the amount of $g,�29.13, this being the lowest and best bid, and the proper of£icials be authorized to execute the contract. Motion was seconc�ed '�y Commissi�ner Insco and carried unanimously. Nlr. Harold Bri3ey, Consulting Engineer, explained that the original plans for the docks at the Marina Station Sewage Plan� did not include electricai service nor water service to each of the various boat docks, He reported he had secured a proposal irom the contractor, W. H. Armston, Inc., to provide electrical service £or �8,840.00, and a proposal of �1,978,00 for thewater service to the docks. He recommended �ccepting these proposals subject to the changes the Commission had suggested which would cuase some deduction from the cost. He also recommended having cencrete docks instead of �vooden. Commiasioner Strang moved that a changc order to the contract with W. H. I�rmston Company be approved for electrical work in the amount of $8,8�+0.00, for water service in the amount of �1,p78.00, and that construction of the piers be changed £rom �vood to concrete and the proper officials be authorized to execute the change order. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Watkins and carried unanimously. Mr. H�.rold Briley of 3riley, ZJild and Associates, Consulting Engineers, presented a proposed �upplemental agreement ior eng3neeri5�us«vices in connection. wlth ma�cing a 4tudy and preliminary plans for a new sanitary/system and disposal plant ta serve the area east oi' Belcher Road from an approximate extension of Union Street te an approximate extension of Belleair Boulevard for the sum of $2,500,�0. Commissioner Strang moved that the agreement be approved and the proper officials be authorized to execute it. Motion was seconded by Commi�sioner Tn�atkins and carried unan3.mously, Tt was reported by Mr. Harold Briley, Consultir�g Engineer, that a proposal had been received from Henry G. Dupree Company, contractor on the Narshall Street Plant Addition, to remove the sand from the old digester and repair the structure for �3,5�-5•00. Commissioner Strang moved that a change order be approved to the Henry G. Dupree Company in the amount of �3�5�5•00 according to the praposal approved by the En�ineer and the proper officials execute the chan„e order. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Watkins and carried unanimously. The Manager asked the Commission's appraval of a ehange order in the Chilton Canatruction Compan�*�s contract for the Marina Station Sewage Treatment Plant t� add �6,b16.00 to cover the cost of a sludge heater dryer. Commissioner Insco moved to approve supplemental agreEmen� #2 to the Chilton Cons�ruction Company con�ract in the amcunt of $6,61b.00. Motion was secanded by Commiasioner Fields a.id carr3ed unanimously. _3_ CITY COMMISS20N MEETIN� ,Tune 16, 1q58 The Manager explained that excavation of sand at t2ze ulips on the north sitle �f the Water Lot 1, City Park Subdivision, at the Marina wou?d be neresUary� at an es-�imabed cost; of $5,000.00. The Engineer presented a tabulatj.on of bids oper.ed this day and recommended aecep�ing the lavr bid of fiolcomb Pipelines, for �10.,50 per. hour ior ren� of a 3f4 yard capacity crane and $4.50 Pen c�ur for rental of dump trucks. Gommiseioner Stran� moved that th� Holcamb Pipelines Company, Clearwater, Florida, be awarded the pid Por the rental oF a 3�1} yard capacity crane in the amount oF $10.50 pe� hour and the dump truck in the amc�unt oi' $4.50 per hour not to exeeed $„ OOO,UO and the proper af:ficials be authorized to e�ecul�e th,e contract. Motir�n t�aas seconded by Commissioner Flelds and carried unanimously. In the discussion regardxng the proposed pier-groin at C3earwater Beach, Commissioner Strang suggested build3ng a gro:Ln only at Aurel S'creet and building a pier separate at Mandalay Park. The Engineer estimated a pier 300 feet long at �35,00O,OOr a 600 foot groin at $�2,000.00 and a needed addition of 200 feet to the present p�er at the end of Causeway Boulevard at �15,000.00, By cansent, �he matter was dei'erred to be taken up with the Engineer at the time the budget far the Pixblic Works Department was d3scussed. - The Manage� recommendecl accepting the low bid cf �1,075,00 from Municipal Stree� Sign Company, Inc., Braoklyn, New York, for 500 steel channel street sign posts. Commissioner Strang moved the bid be awarded on the recammendation of the proper c�fficials for the steel street sign posts to the Municipal Street Sign Company, Inc., 3n the amount of' $1,075.00, and the prop�r afiicials be authorized to execute the contract. Motion was seronded by Commissioner Insco and carried unanimously. Tn regard to the bids far 3,200 feet of six inch and 2,200 feet of eight inch cast iron pipe, rail deliver.y, the Manager recommended accept�ng the low bid o.f �10,900.U0 frcm U.S. Pipe .9x Foundry Company, Birmingham, Alabama, bui recommsnded that the quantity of pipe 1�e reduced �o stay w:Lthin the available appropriatian, $9,145.86, Commissioner Strang moved on the recommendation of tne proper officials thai the U.S. Pipe 8o- Foundry Company be awarded the bid for cast iron pipe, Utilities Department, in the amount of $10,900.00, the amount of pipe to be reduced to stay vtith�n the available appropriation, �9,1�}5.86. Mo�ion was seconded by Commissioner Field� an� carried unanimously. Concerning the bids for 77 pieces oi steel plate for r�roofino the gas holder, Gas Plant, the Manager recommended accepting tl� bid of �5,120.50 from Industrial Supply' CorparatYon, Tampa, be accepted a,s �he lowest and best bid since the vtork was now in progress and immediate delivery was needed. Commissioner Strang moved on the recommendation of the proper officials that the Industrial Supply Company be ataarded �h� bid for the steel pla�e for the Utilities Department in the amount of y�5,120.50 and the proper officials be authorized to execute the contract, tnis laejng considered the l�west and be4t bid. Metion ti,ias seconded b�r Commissioner Insco and carried unanimously. Commissioner Strang moved that the item of Harbor and Waterways Advisory Board be held over to ano�her meeting. Motion was seconded by Commissi.oner Fields and carried unanimously. The Manager presented Re'solution 58-46 whicr would require sixteen property owners to clean their lots of iaeeds and underbrush. Commissioner Strang moved that Resolution 58-46 be passed and adopted anrl Lhe proper officials be authorized to execute it, Motion was seconded by Commiss:Loner t+Iatkins and carried ur�animousl;�. The Manager explained tnat the City by entering into a contract w3th the Florida �evelopment Commiss7on may be able to be reini7.�ursed for �art of ?ts fee to zY.Q plaruiing consultani;s, H, Bartholometi,r€c Associates, a].ready under contract. He presentea a contract for the Florida Development Commiss?on to represent tne City in making appli- catzon for aid from the Federal Government through the Federal Urban Renabilitatian program. G�mmissioner Fields maved that the contract be approved and the proper officials be auth�rized to execute it. Moti.on was seconded by Commissioner Insco and carried unanimously. Commissioner S1;rang sug�ested that the Consulting �ngineer, Mr. Harold Br31ey, in his new aontract for a survey on sanitary seWer needs in the east section of the Ci��r should be instructed �o coordinate h� s efforts tvith the Bar�holomevr firm �vriich is tivorking on a master plan. The Manager repor-�ed the launching area at the end of Seminole Street caould be ready by next t��eeltend and he recommendsd that some type of gas and fuel service be furnished to the people using the doek. Commissioner Fields mnved that the ma.tter be deferred. Motion was seconded by Comm3.ssion�r Inseo and carried unanimously. It was reported by tl�,e Manager that he had receiaed a request f�om vhe Clearwater Newsprin�E Company for the City to pay for an advertisement In a maoazine for the Clearwater Bombers Allstar game. By cansent, the i�em was passed. The Attorney i>ead oYz its third reading Ordinance 773, a refuse service ordir.ance concexning regulat3ons for handling garbage and trash. Comm�.s�ioner Strang moved thaL Ordinance 773 be passed and adopted on its �hird and final read�ng and the prcper offlcials be authorized to execute lt. Motion tivas seconded by Commissioner tdatlfins and carried unanimottsly. r �t�_ CITY COMMISSTON MEETItdG June 1&, 1g5Ei Commissioner Insco read Resolut3.on 58,?I-7 addressed to the Honorable Iti,cardo M. Arias E, Ambassador from Panama, expressing appreciat3on for the g3.ft of the picture of Don Ernesto de 1,a Guardia: Jr., President of Panama. Coiruniss�.oner Insco movea that Resolutiqn 58-47 be passed and adopted and the proper off�,cials be authorized to execute 3t, P4otion was seconded by Commissioner Fi'elds and carried unanimously. The Attorney presented Resolution 5€3-44 wh3.ch svoul�l vaca{;e a port3on of Hamlei; Avenue from the north boundary line extended of Loi: 8, of J. B. Roberts Subdivision south to said avenue's intersection with vacated right oP ��ray formerly lcnown as Tuskawilla Street. Comm9.ssioner Strang moved Resolt�tion 58-44 be passed and adopted and �he proper officials be authorized to execute ib. Motior� was seconded by Commissioner jVatkins an.a carried unanimously. The A�torney read on its flrst �:°eading Ordinance 777 which would dec�.are the City's intention to annex acreage in Section ?_-29-15, Lots 1-10, 1�-26, Block A, and Lots 1-8, 13-24, Block B, Zephyr Gardens; a portion of Sunset H��hlands Un3t 2�nd a11 of Sunset �ake Estates Unit 1. Commissioner Strang moved Ordinance 7(7 be paesed o� i�s first reading. Motien was seconded by Conunissiones� Watkins and carried wlan3mously. Conunissior_er Strang mcved that Ordinan,ce 777 be considered on its second reading by title only by unanimous consent �i the Commission. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Watkins and carried unanimously. The Rttorne� re�d the Ordinance by title only. Commissioner Strang moved that Ordinance 777 b�: passed on its second reading by title only. DZot3o� �,*as seconded by Commis�ioner Inscc and carried unanimously. The Engineer requeated third reading of the ordinance be delayed to allocv h-1m ta recheclf the descriptions. The Attorney read Resolution 58-48 addressed to the Pinellas County Navigation and tida�er Control Authority tvhich conveyed the City�s recommendations for a bulkhead line w3.thin the limits of the City as set out on an attached map. Commissioner. Strang moved Resolution 58-48 be passed and adopted and �hat the proper officials be au�horized to execute it. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Watkins and carried unanimously. An agreement was presented from the Atlantic Coast Line Railroad �ivin� the City perm�ssion to install a t�Tater line at the Jon�s Street crossiz�g. Commi�siorn�r Strang moved the propex officials be authorized to execute the agreemel�t tivith the Atiantic Coast Lqne Railroad for a twelve inch �vater line erossing at Jones Str2et. Motien was seconded by Commissianer Fie1�s and carrled unanimously. The Attorney presented proposed extension of leases for Mr. M. A. Gregory and Mr•. C�eorge Butcher in the DZarina Building. Commissioner Strang reported Mr. Herbert Brown, attorney �'or Nir. Gregory, had asked that consideration of his lease be deferred until he could be present. By consent, the Commission deferred conslderation of both leases. Resolution 58-49 was presented tahich would ataard the Clearwater medal posthumously to Ross B. Norton for his devoted service to the City. Commissioner Strang moved Resolution 58-�-� be passed and adopted arid the proper o�'fic3.als be authorized to execute it. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Insco and carried unanimousl�. The At�orney read on its £�rst reading Ordinance 77�} tahich would amend Section 7(e) oi Ordinance 6$8, by providing speci£ic requireinents for applicants for general contractors� licenses, Commissianer T;�Iatkins moved Ordinance 7`74 be passed on first reading. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Strang and carrie� uY�animously. Commissioner Watkins moved Ordinance 77�- be considered pn its second reading by title only with the unanimous consent of the Commission. Motion yvas seconded by Commissioner Insco and carried unanimously. The Attorney read the Ordinance by title only. Commissioner Strang moved that Ordinance 774 be passed on its sec:ond reading by title only. Motion jaas sec�nded by Commissioner �latkins and carried unanimousl3r, Commissianer Wa�Ekins moved that Or�.inaaice 774 be considered on its third and final readin� by unanimous consent of the Comrr�.ssion. Motion was seconded by Commiss?oner Fields and carried unanirnously. The AtLorney read the Ordinance in full. Commissianer Inaco moved Ordinance 774 be passed on its third and final reading and adopted and the proper authorities be authorized to sign it. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Fields and carried unanimausly> The Attorney presented a proposed agreement with Ice Service Company. Comm:Lssioner Strang mbved the item be tabled. Metion Tr�as seconded by Commissioner In3co and carried unanimously. The Attorney read on its first reading Ordinance 775 v,rhich wauld annex iizto the Cit�r acreage.in Sections 14-2g-15 and 15-2g-15 to be known as Paz�kwood Subdivislon First �lddition, Commissioner� Strang moved Ordinance 775 be pasaed on its first reading. Moticn was seconded by Commissioner 7Aatkins and carri�d unanimausly Commissioner Strang mc;.sed Ordinance 775 be ccnsidered on its secc��d readin�; by title on1.y with the unanimous ecnsent of tne Commiss�.on Motion tvas seconded by Cammisaianer Fields and carried unanimously The Attorney read the Qrdinanre by' title only, Commissi�ner Strang moved Orclinance 775 be passed on its secc;nd readin� by title only. i`Qot�:on �vas secr�nded by Commissionex ��Jatkins and carried unanimously. � � � -5- CITY COMPQTSSIOAI T�7EETING Junc 16, 1953 Oommissian�r Strai:� moved Ordinance 775 be considered on its th�rd and final readln� w�.th the ixnanimau.s cansent of the Commiss•l�n. Moticn ti,ras seconded by Commissioner Watkins and carried unanimously, The Attorney read �he Ordinance in full. Commission�r Watkins moved Ord.inance 775 be passed on its third and final reading and aclop�ed. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Fields and carried unanimousl�. The Clerk presented tax certifica�es against Lot 3, Block 5, Country Club Add3tion; Lots 19 and 20, Block 2�, Mandalay; and Lot 6, Block 5, C1ear+Nater Beach, sold to the C'�unty Finance Company, St. Petersburg, at the 1938 City tax �ale. He stat�d the records indicated the owners had redeemed the properties subsequently, bu� �he Counl;y Finance C�.�r�pany had never been reimbursed. He and the attorney recomrnended an apprupriation and authorization to pay the certificate holders $53•8� anci cance�. these certificates. Comrru_Ssioner Watkins moved the County Finance Company be paid the s� �f $53.$O and the money be tr�,nsferred from the proper account to take car� of the payment, Motion v�as seconded by Commissioner Fields and carried unanimously. The Attorney presented an amendmen� to the lease with Robert Viall for the miniature ��lf course in City Park Sixbdivision j��hich would provide a method of paymeni; f'or the lessee to pay a balance o.f $1,548,26 owed the Gi�y as a percentage rental far �he preceding year and provide a mo�thly payment of the percentage rental starting April l, 1959• Commissioner Strang moved that the supplemen�Eal agreement be approved and the proper officials be auth�rized to ex��cute it. Mot•ton was seconded by Gommissioner Watkins and carr3ed unanimously, The Attorney read on its �'irst reading Ordinance 776 which Would declare the City's intention to annex Lots 5-9� Tiock E, and Lots 8-14, B1ock D, and a portion of Overlea Street in Pine Ridge Subdivision. Commissioner Strang moved that Ord�nanee 776 be passed on its first reading. Motion was seconded b,y Commissioner watuins and carried unanimously. Commissioner Strang moved Ordinance 776 be considered on second reading by title only wlth the unanimous consent of the Commission. Motio.n vtas seconded by Comm3,ssioner ti+latkins and carried unanlmously. The Attorney reaci the Ordinance by title only. Commiss:Loner Strang moved Ordinance 776 be passed on its second reading by ti�le only. Motion Utas seronded by Commissioner Insco and carried unanimous'1y, Gommissioner Strang moved Ordinance 776 be considered on its third and final reading with the un�nimous consent of the Commission. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Watkins and carried unanimously. The Attorney read the Ordinance in �ull. Conunissioner Stran.� moved Ordinance 776 be passed on its third and final reading and adopted and the proper officials be authorized to execute it. NIotion was sec�nded by Commisslaner Insco and carried unanimousl�r. The Attorney explained the las� date ;:or f;he meeting to consider the nevr budge� wbuld �ae Wednesday, Jur_e 25th, ar;3 that a public hearing could then be advertised for Monday, June 30th. Commissioner Strang moved tha� special meeLings be called for 1:30 P,M. on tJednesday, June 2�th, and Monday, June 30th, Motion was seconded by Comm3.ssioner Nlatkins and carried unanimously. Mr. Norman Morris, 131$ Fairmont Street, complained of tha bad condition ci the street ir tlze Betty Lane He3_ghts area, half �f' �rrhich is dedicated io the City and half being in the County. Commissioner Insco moved that the City Engineer be instruc�Led to contact the County Engineer and make a study of the situation and come back �vit°� a recommendation to the City Commission and the Cotlnty Commission. Motion vaas seconded by Cornmissioner Fields and earried unanimously. D'!r. Joe Cramer complained of the bad conc�it�.on of bhe dock on the north side of CauseU�ay Boulevard at tahich the "Miss Buckeye" is docked. The Mayor mentioned that the C3.ty had been informed tnat the 8tate Road Department was plaru�3.ng to let the contract for the dauAle lanin� of the west Memorial Causeway bridge in that location next November which tarould <io away with that boat dock. By consent, the Commission requested the Manager to iristruct the Engineer and the Harbormaster to make an inspec- tion Tuesday morning, Ju_ne 17�h, and if the dock is declared to be unsafe and cannot be repaired within the amount of $300.00 that the dock be closed, and if repair can be made for less than that amount, the Manager �e instructed to get it done immediately. Mr. Robert Baicer, attarney, present2d a suggested ordinance i,thich would aet out a building code for roofino contractors and another ordinance which would set up a Board of Fxaminers to g3ve 2xaminations to the roofing contractors, iie explained it would be a protection to established repatable roofing contractors by preventing zraud a��d protecting the purchasers of new homes. Commissioner Strang moved tha� the ordinaizces �e received for stLidy. Mction cvas seconded by Comm3.ssioner Insco and carried unanimously. Comrriissioner Watkins reported complaints had been received by the Chamber of Cornmerce about passeizgers no� being allowed to lceep the fish caugh� on charter boats. He presented a li�t of rules to be printed and posted in each boat for the information of the public which would give the captain of the boat -�he respons�.bilit;� of disposing of a11 fish n�t taken�.way by the charterers, The Harbormas�er recommended �hese rules. Commissioner tiVatkins moved to endorse the recommendation af the Harborma��er. Motion �vas seconded by Commissioner Strang and carr3.ed unanimously. I�, � � - ��'' . � f _ r. � "� -6- GITY COMMISSION MEETING June 16, 195� The Commiss3.on, no�v adjourned as the Gity Commission and acting as Trus{;ees of tiie Pension Fu�d, heard letters read irom the Advisory� Commi�tee recommending the follawing be accepted into znembership: James Thomas, Carey Devers, and Leroy Griif3s, laborers in the Public Worlc� Department. Corruni.ssiane� Watkins moved tha� the three employees be accepted inte the Pension Plan, Motioiz vaas sea�-�ded b;� Coinm3.ssioner Insco and carried unatzimously. � ,.�.,4 ...-.� There being no further business, the meetin� was adjouwnned at 5;30 P.M. .,4� a3 - omi • sio e �ttest: G�(` City er=� � ■ � 3l� CITY COMMISSzpN MEETING � June 16, 195$ AGENDA Publi.c Hearin�s CITY CON�ITSSTON ME�TING JTJNE 16, 195$ 1. Fxpansion, Skycrest Sewerage System 1:30 P.M. 2. Improvements, Hibiscus Gardens and 13rook- side Subdivisions Invocation Introductions Renorts from City Mana�er Minutes of Preceding Meetings Public Hearings 3, r�r, & Mrs, D, Brown Reqizeat Present Tract Reports of City Manager of Land into City, Contd. Reports of City Attorney q., Island Estates t2equests Citizens to be Heard �, Repo•rts from Consulting Engineer Other Commission Action 6. Request fnr Service Station, Drett & Saturn Adjournment 7, Bids, Mandalay & Acacia Storm Sewers Meeti,ng Pension Plan Trustees $, Bids, Lincoln Ave. Sanitary & Storm Sewers Court to Druid 9, Sand Excavation, i�iarina Bay 10. Other Ehgineering Nlatters 11. Bids, Stee1 Street Sign Posts 12. Bids, Cast Iron Pipe, Utilities Dept. 13. Bids, Steel Plate foa� UtiZities Dept. l�,.a Harbor and V7aterways 15, Private Lot Mowing Requests 16. 4erbal Reports and Other Pending Matters 17. Proposed Contract Florida State Development commissian Renorts from City Attornev l$. Consideration on Third and Final Reading of Ordinance #7�3 - �.ef�use Ordinance 19. Consideration of Resolution Ex�ressing Appreciationto President of Republic of Panama 20, Confirmation of Re,solution �58-�.l� Re Vacation of �ortion oi Haml�t Avenue 21. Consideration of Ordinance of Intention to Annex Property East of Highland Ave. and Property North of Sunset Point Road 22. Gonsiderations of Applications before County Nat*igation Board for Bulkhead Zines by Private Individuals 23, Consideration of' Agr�ement with ACL RR for 12" Water Line at Jones St. Crossing 21�. Approval Extension of Leases in Niarina Bl�g. 25. Resolution Awarding the Clearwater Medal Posthumously to Ross Norton 26. Consideration oi' Ord. #7'7�. Amending Ord. ,�61�$ - Examinations for General Contractorts License 27. Consideration of Agreement wi:th Ice Service Co, 2$. Consideration of Ordinance #775 - Annexation of Parkwood Subdivision, First Addition 29. Request from Clerkts Office Re �'ayment on Tax C�rtificate Redemrtion 30. Amendment �o Lease on Lucky Links Golf Course 31, Consideration of Ordinance �776 - Intention to Annex Portions of Pine Ridge Subdivision 32. Resolutian Recommending to Pinellas County Navigation and Water Control Authority tlie Establishing of Bulkhead Lines Along City 6Vaterfront � - - - - - - - - - - - - - � - - - - - - - - - - - - - - June 11; -195 $ - - - - - - - Honorable Gity Commission Clearwater, Florida Gentlemen: �s Trustees of tre City of Clearwater Employees� Pension Fund, you are hereby notified thatr James Thoma�, a laborer in Public Works De�t, Streets Div., ?�as been. duly examined by a local physician and designated by him as a"First Class�� risk. The above employee began hi$ service with the City on Dec. 3, 1957. He is ttnder 1�5 years of age (birthdate Feb, �3, 1935) and meets the requirements of our Civil Service, It i$ hereby recammended by the Advzsory Committee that lze be accepted into membership. Very truly yours, Advisory Committee of The Emgloyees� Pension Fund /s/ Paul Kane, Chairman /s/ Ed:wir Blanton �s/ Helen Peters � ■ � CITX COMMISSTON MEE'.�ING June 1F, 195� � � (o / June 11, 195$ Honorable City Commission Clearwater, Florida Gentlemen: As 2rustees of the City of Clearwater Employeest Pension Fund, you are hereby notified that, Carey Devers, a laborer in the Public Works Dept. Streets Aiv,, has been duly examined 'oy a 1oca1 physician and desi.gnated bq him as a��First Class« risk. ' The above employee began his service with the City on Nov. 30, 1957• He is under l�5 years of age (birthdate Jan. 1, 1937) and meets the requirements of our Civil Service, It ia hereby recommended by the Advw:sory Committee tha� he be accep�ed into membership. Very truly yours, Advisory Committee of The Employeest Pension F�nd /s/ Paul Kane, Chairman �s� Edwin Blanton -- - r --- -----/s�-HelenPeters- - -- --- --'- June 11,�195$ Honorable City Commission Clearwater, Florida Gentlemen: As Trustees oi the City of Cl�arwater Employeesf Pension Fund, you are hereby notified that, Leroy Griffis, a laborer Public Works Department, Drainage Div. has been duly examined by a local physicia� and designated by him as a"First Class�� risk. The ,above employee be�an his service with the City on October �., 1957. He is under 1�5 years of age (birthdate Nov. 27, 1927) and meets the requirements of our Civil Service, It is hereby racommended by the Advisory Committee that he be accepted into membership� Very truly yours, Advisory Com:nittee of'TY:e Employeest Pension Fund �s� Paul Kane, Chairman �s/ Edwin Blanton ls/ Helen Peters RESOLUTION �— WHEREl�S, t,he owner of Lots J and $ of J. B. Rnberts Subdivision is also the owner of that section of Poms Park Subdiviszon lying East of said Lots � and $ and across Hamlet Avenue therefrom; and, WI-IEREAS, that portion of Hamlet Avenue lying East of said Lots '7 and $ connects at the South with that portion af Tuskawilla Street which has heretofore been va- cated by the Board of County Commissioners,of Pinellas County, Florida; and, WHEREAS, that uortion of Hamlet Auenue hereinafter described serves no useful purpose to the City or to the general public except for such u.tility easements as may be in or thereunder, and it is deemec3 to be to the advantage and best interest oi the City that the same be i�acated; NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVID BY THE CTTY COi�1MISSI0IV OF THE CITY OF CLEAR- WATER, IN SESSION DULY AND REGUI.ARLY ASSEMBLED, AS FOLLOWS: - L That that portion of Hamlet Avenue from the North boundary line o#' Lot $ of' J.B. Roberts Subdivision as extendad South to said Avenue+s intersection with the vacated roadway formerly known as Tuskawilla Street as shown on PTat Book 3, Page 65, Public Records of Pinellas County, Florida„ is hereby vacated and re,leased and tYie City of Clearwater hereby quitclaims and releases all of its right, title and in- terest thereto, to persons entitled thereto by law, subject only to existing ease- ments or uses for utility easements, PASSID AND ADOPTID, this lbth da,y of June, 195$, %s� Lewis Homer ATTEST: Mayor-Commissioner �s/ R. G. Whitehead City Audit�r and Glerk 3�� CITY COMMISSION MEETING June lh, 195$ R�SOZUTION ��- �WHEREAS: it has been determ�ned by the Gity Commission of the City of Clearwater, Florida, that the property described below should be cleaned of weeds, grass and/or underbrush, and that after ten (10) days notice and failure of the owner thereof to do so, the City should clean such property and charge tne costs thereof against tl-ie respective property, NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOZVED by the City Commission of the City of Clearwater Florida, that the fcllowing described property, situate in said City, shall be cleaned of weeds, grass and�or underbrush within ten (10j days after notice in writing to the owners thereof to do so and that upon failvre to comply with said notice, th� City sha11 perform such cleanin� an�. charg� the costs tnereo£ against the respecti=;e properties in accordance with Section 12$ of the Charter of the Qity of C;.earwater, as amended, ;OWNER �ROPEftTY EOST Clyde I3, White Lot 12 �17.00 312 Furest Circle S, Block C Charle:.;ton �, W, Va. East Druid Estates Addn. Si1as B, Dishman Zot 13, Block C 1%.00 Wil3iamsburg, K,y, East Druid Estates Addn. Carl E, Robinson Lot 2$ 1$.00 1732 '+9. High Street Hollingsworth Estates L�ma, Ohio John Stames N. 150t of S. 2214 of 21�.00 1E�12 Gulf-to-Bay Blvd. E, 121r..5+ oi' Zot 1 City Lakewood Replat Gust Ecoaomides S. 75+ of N, 3$6t of 19.00 401 S, Lake Dr, V�, 1�0* of Lot 1, City Lakewood Re�1at J. rrank Hamrick N. $1� of t�T 150+ of 20.00 1601 E, Druia Rd. Lot 1 City Lakewoa�3 Replat French B, Bicksler Lot 21� 17.00 1L�.bt� E, Druid Rd, Unit 2 City Palm Te:race Leona M, McManus Lot 26 17.00 �00 Skyview Ave; Unit 2 L`ity Palm Terrace Arthur H. Giese Lots 13, 11�, 15, 16 35.00 11�10 Lime St. Bl.ock F City Salls Subd, lst Addn. John K. Endress Lots 64 & 66 22.00 z95''9 Center t�idge Rd, 3rd Addr., Vlestlake, Ohio Replat of Sallts Subd. W:1 Ti. Smith Lc+t �2 1$.�0 1Lr.$6 S. Jefferson St, 3rd Addn. City Renlat of SallTs Aubd. Arnold F. Pohlman Lot 1 26.00 Joyland Trailer Fk, Block A 2261 Gulf-to-Bay Blvd, Skycrest Unit D City R. 0. J. Sieber Lot 1 19.00 1204 N. Ft, Harrison Ave. Bl�ck E City Skvcrest Unit 6 Wa1tQr A. Kric;t Zot 2 20.00 Box 2E6 Block E Milan, Indiana Skycrest Unit 6 Mary Hardin� Lots 3& 1� 21.00 ']00 Edenville Ave. Block D Ci'Gy Skycrest Terrace Chas. I'aro Lots 3& La. 22.00 h$54. De Anza Ave„ Block I Riverside, Cal, Slcycrest Terrace lst Addn. PASSED AND AD�PTED BY THE City Commission of the City of Clearvrater, Florida, this 1'6th day of June, A.D. 195�. ATT�ST • �s� n•�G• Whitehead Ci�3r Auditor and Clerlc /s� Lewis Homer �Zayar-Gommissioner ■ I ..,Y . `5 . . .. . . � �� / CITY COMMISSI�N MEETTNG June 16, 195� RESOLUTION �5 -47� WHEREAS, the Honorable Ricardo M, Arias E, Ambassador to the United States from the Re�ublic of Panama, has graciously pr��sr.nted to the City of Clearwater a picture of His Excellency Don Ernesto de la Guardia, Jr,, Fresident of the Re- pubiic of Panama, as a token of friendship from that Republ,ic to the United States of America and �he City of Clearvrater; and, WHEREAS, it is desired to acknowledge this gift and exprpss appreciation in connection therewith� NOW, THER�FORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF CLEARWATER, FLORIDA, IN SESSION DULY AND REGULARZY ASSEMBZID, AS FOLLOWS: 1. That the �ift from Honorable Ricardo M, Arias E, Ambassador ofi the Republic of Panama, of a picture of His Excellency Don Ernesto de la Guardia, Jr., President of the.Republic oi PaYiama, and the expression of friendship from that Republic to the Gity of Clearwater, are �ratefully acknawledged. 2, That said picture shall be displayed in an appropriate pl�ace, with praper identification thereunder. 3. That a duplicate ori�inal cf this Resolution shall be furnislaed the Honorable Ricardo M, Arias E, Embassy of Panama, Washington, D. C. PASSED AND AD�PTEDf this 16tn day of June, 195$.. �s� Zewis Homer Attest: Nfayor-Commissioner /s/ R. G, 4�h�itehead City Clerk RESOLUTION � WIiEREAS, Pinel3as Count� Navigation ard Water Control Authority has the nower and responsibility of fixing bulkhead :,lines in Pinellas County including the area within the limits of the Cit3T of Glearwater, Florida; and, WHEREAS, such Authority has requested recommendations from the City Com- mission of the Gity of Clearivater as to the location of such lines within the City limits; and, WHEREAS, the City Commission, after recommendation from its City Engineer has held public hearings on such recommendations, has rec�ived and considered objections thereto, and after consideration thereof has determined its recommenda- tion as hereinafter set out; NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED 13Y THE CITY COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF CLEARGTATER, FLORIDA, IN SESSION DULY AND REGULARLY ASSEMBLF.,D, AS FOLLOWS: l. That the Ci.ty Commission of the City of Clearwater hereby recommends to the Pinellas County Navigation and Water Control Authority that bulkhead 1i�nes within the limits of the City of Clearwater and immediately adjacent thereto be set in accor� with its recommendations for the areas as indicated on the attached maps: Sheet No, Area Covered l Clearvr�ter Bay from south City limits to Roger SLreet 2 Clearwater Bay irom Roger Street to Cedar Street 3 Glearwatier Bay from Cedar Street north to Venetian Drive ir �learwater Bay from Venetian Drive north to Union Street 5 Stevenson Creek h Old Tampa Bay south oi Gulf-to-Bay Boulevard 7 Cooperts Bayou and Old Tampa Bay $ Cooper�s Bayou and Old Tampa Bay A- G, inclusive - Clearwater Beach H C�earwater Harbor I & J 2sland Esl;ates K Memorial Causevtay INDEX MAP for above sheets 2. That in the event areas within the Cit,y are not covered by the aforesaid recommendations, a subseqizent recommendation covering su::h areas will hereafter be madee 3. That a certified copy of this Resolution together with copies of the maps herein referred to, shall be sent to the Chair.man of -�he Pinellas County Qommission, aeting as Pinellas Gounty Navigation and Water Control Authnrity. PASSED AND ADOPTID, this lhth day of June, 195$, /s� Lewis Homer Mayor-Commissianer P.ttes�: s�5� R. G, Whitehead Cit� Cl:erk CITY CO�fISSION ?!'fEETING Ju:�e 16, 195$ RESOLUTION 5�-49 � WHEREAS, ROSS Bo NURTON died on Nfay 20, 195$; and, WHER�AS, for more than twenty years he rendered devoted civic services to his �a.ty, State a:�d Natian, with exceptic�nal ability and effectiveness; and, V�THEREAS, llis serv�.ces to the City of Clearwater as Agent for the Seaboard Air Zine Railr�ad, as a nember and president of the Chamber oi Commerce, as an original member of the City Planning Board, and as a recent member of the City Zoning and Planning Board, are typical of his services and activities; and, WI-IEREAS, it is desired to gratefully acknowledge his many contributions to the City, and to recognize them by an award to him posthumously of the med�l of the City of C1eaz•water; NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVID BY THE CITY COMNIISSION OF THE' CITY OF CI,EARWATEft, FLORIDA, IN SESSION DULY AND REGUI�ARLY ASSEMBT�ED, AS FOLLOWS: 1. Trat the Cit�r Commission of the City of Clearwater, personally and on beYralf of the citizens of the City, regretfully recognize the passing of Ross B, Norton and gratefully acknowledge his devoted service to �Ghe City. 2. That the medal of the City of Clearwater is hereby awarded posthumau�ly to P�oss B, Norton, and that said medal, tc�ge-�her with a duplicate original of this Resolution, shaZl be delivered to Mrs, Ross B. Norton at an appropriate time and place, PASSID AND AD(�PTED, this l�th day of June, �.95$• fs� Lewis Homer Mavor�-C ommi s si oner Attest: �s� R. G. Whitehead City Clerk �. � ' � � � j i , , i ( � i2 ' . . . .. � . { � �� r �,; ORD�IdANCE NO.. 77� . AN OR77INATdCE OF THE C�TY OF CLEARt!(ATFR, FLQRIDA, '.I'0 BE ENTIT�EA "R�'�'USE SERVICE ORDTN'ANCE OF CLEAR�tATER„ ; SPEGIF`3LINCx ME�l'HODS C1F PREPARATIOIV UF G�AGT, �.'.i?�y.Sii AND l�lH'HER YdASR'E B�'ORE COLT,EGTTON BY CiTY E22�lPrT;ESY�S; F`IXTNG 13ESPONS�BILI`.i'Y' FOR COT�LEC'3'TQN �F' REFUSE, CIiARt#}ES TIiEREFO.rZ AND METIiO� ��' hTAK�NG SAMF3; SPEC3FY�Nt� FREQ�CY OF CflF�,ECTItiN, AND RFGrPTACLES FRQM WHTGfT GOI,LECTIOIV iiZi,L B E M ADEs; D E F� N I A t!" r F t E F U S E R� C E F i' ACT�Ea, ES'I'A�BLZSHING RSQUIR'�t�iENTS J'HH�R�OR, AND i'RQVZDIN(� FD%i �� TFiE�R LOt;AT�ON; �ULATINC U�E Q�' STI?EETS BY FRIVA'1':E RF�'tiSE COT,LECTORS, AND �EQI3T�2NG US£ OF CQVERED CON- V�'YAiVCFsS FOR SAIa�S ES'.[AABT,TSHIP�G �I�iARGEB �'Oh R�`USr B COI�I,EG".i�SONs i'i?OVTDINt"r bYETI30D �F COLT�ECTION FOfi SAN�; MAKING IINLAi�iI�UL TIiE b�SPOSTTION OR D�SPOSAI, OF REFUSE ON PUBLIf," s�Ft4FERTY, FLEQiFIRTNCr PIiOPER'I�Y OWNERS 'Z'0 I{E�P P.REI�IISES �'REF (3F REE�'US�o Pa�4Vx]iZDIG �'OR `.L'i3E SFPAR�L?3ILITY OF '�'H� Pi3��ISTON� HEREQF': PAQ�TIDING F9R THE �EE1L OF OADIT�T�NGES �R FARTS OF ORDINRIJCES Iid �ONFLICT Ii�.EtVI'i'H: PROV�DING PENEIL'1'IES FOn i�iF V'�07:,A`i'I0� HEREOF, AND PROiTI73ING FOR '�'FL� EFF`EGTI[tE D�TE �F THIS ORDII�iANCE. BE ZT ��DAINID HY THE CIfiY GOP�ffSSIaN OF ��HE CITY OF CLEARVlA�%'ER, FI,ORIDA: SBCTIOI� 1. SHOR'r TiTI� This orci-i.��,ance �hall b� ltnow� and may be c3.ted �,s �che "REFUSE S2'sFcVTCE O�iDTNANCE OF �Lr�Ai3�lATEF�. " SE�T�ON 2. DF�'TNifiIONS, For the purpose o#' this OrdinanC� the #'allow�ng terms, gz`T�`r�.ses,: wor�s an��ie�.s� derivations sh�ll have the meanin� gi�er_ herein. When not 3,neonsistent with the eon�ext, z+rords uacad in the presenL- tense inc].ud� the �'uture, t�ords in the plural numher inc3ude �he singular nuanb�r, and ��rords in the singula.r nwnlaer include �he plu�al numbe�. The b+�ost�. "sh2�.l" is always ma,nc�a,toxy and not �ner°el�r di.x�e�tory. (I) "A5HE5" is �12A residue fx�om the burniru,� of �oo�l, coal, coke, or ot�zex� combtastible materials. {2) °GITY" is tne �l�y of Glearwa�er.. (a) "�RY GARBACsE" sh��3 be cr�nstrued to mean any and al1 papers, bags, sacks, c�:x�t�r_s, cantainers :and box�s �vhich ha.ve not come irzto contaet iaith aniraaz, fruit and vegEtable matter ar from �,thSch obno:,d_ous oaors cannot be emitted and to t�rhieh �lles, ather �nsects �nd roden�s vrill no� be a�tracted. (�) "GARBAGE" is putrese3.ble �nimal, �rui� and vegetable V�tastes result3ng from the hand:ting, preparai•lon, cooking, and cansumption of food, (5} "MOIS� GARBAGE" shall be construed to mean any and al]. animal, i'x�uit ane3 vege�able refuse ma,��er tivhet:aer coolted os ra.er, or any can, con�ainsr, or other ma,terial from which any aniinal, fruit or vegeta;ble matt�r has been removed which migh� become sour; spoile�., rotten or putrid and zrom wh3ch obnoxious adors are liao�.e to be emitted or ta which i'1ies, other insects, or rode�ts are liabl� to be attract�d. t6) "PEI3SON" is any person, firm, pax��nerahip, assoeiation, co�paration, co�apa�r or o�ganizat3on o€' a.ny k3.nd. (7) "P�"[7SE" is a11 putrescible and nonputrese3:ble sa13.d wa.stes (exeep�. bady rr�astes), i.ncludi.ng garbage, x�ubbi.sh, trash, leaves tri�m3.ngs, �Zipp�.x��s, ashes, str�et eleanings, dead.an3m31s, and solic3 market anci 3;ndustr3al vaastes, (8) "RUSBISH" or "TRASii" :L� nan�uta�escible solici wastes (exe?uding �.shes}, cor.sist?ng of both cambustible arid non-com'�ustible wastes, such as papes, cardboard., boxes:J erates, t�.n c2ns, yard clippings, 1ea�es, vaood, gla�s, bedcting, cracitery and simi.lar ma�eri.als. (9) "'�iASTE iriATEi4SALS" is hereby ciefin�d to mean and 3n�elucis sand, �vood, s�one br3.ek, esment, car.crete, cons'cruction blcseks, roo#'ing and other refuse buildin� materia�s usualZy left over x'rom a�onsL-ruc�ion or remoa�i��.� �ro�e�t; also, trees, tree stumpa, �ree limbs, tree txunks 1ar�er tlzan #" in ci�.amet�r and longer than � feet, except palm i'ronds . SE;C3.'ION �. COLLEGTM.�20N BY CITY All refuse accuanula'ted in the City sha13. be cdl7.ecte�, conveye arnd spose o by the c3ty government. Ncs person eha11 coll�et, conv�y c�ver any oF the �tr�ets or a7.leys of tlie city, or d3.sgo�e af, any refu,se aecumulated in �h� city vrithaut a written contract as� perm3:t approved by the City Coi.nmission. (a) �xeeption foy Actual Proelucers. Th�.� Ordinanee sha11 not prohibiL the a�tual �roducers' o re ttse, ar the owner3 of premises upon wh3.eli refu3e Yl�s accumula'ted, irom per�onally colle�ting, c�nveying and disposing oF such rePus�, provided su.ch producers or owners comply with the provi�ions oF this ordinance and With ui.3 othe� $overnir� laws and ordinances. OEtDTNANCE N0. 773 (h) Excep tion f'or 0utsids Colleetars, 7'his Ordinanee sha11 not prohibit collectars o�` rei�uae rom ou � e o Te`ci�y �rom hauling such refuse over city str�ets pr�sesibed by the Zefuse superin�endent, provided sueh cal�ectors comply i�rith the grovision� of' this ordinanee and with ail o�12er governin� laws and ordinanees. SECTION �+. COLL�CT20N SUl'FRVISED BY RF�'USE �UPERII�i`2'ENDEAIT Ail refuse accumula�ed � n e c y sha e co ecte ,�onveye an spose o by e city und�r tche sugervision of th� Refuse Sup�r in ten den t. � he re fuse superiniendent shall have autYaority to make regulations concernin� tk�e days of collection, feype ts.�d location oF ti�aste conbainers and such other matt�ra pertainir� ta �he eolleetion, conveyance and disposal as he sha11 £ind necessary, and t;o eh.ang;e and modify the satn,e a�ter notice as required by law, providect that such re6ulations are not ccntrary to the provisian� h2s�eof. Any person aggrievec3 by a regu�.ation of, or fee ch�.rged by the reYuse �uper- intendent sha11 have the right of a�peal to the C�ty Manager. who ahail have the authority to confirm, modif';j �s� x�evoke any such regulatian or fee. SECTION 5. PhECOLLECTION PRACTZGES {l,� PREP.i�RA''PION UF REFU$E. (a) GARBAGE - AZ1 garbage be�'ore beina placed in garbage cans for collection shall have drained fx�om it all free liquids and m�y be v�mapped in paper. (b) RiJBBISH - All rubbish shall '�e c�rain�d c�f liqix3.d befo�e he3.ng depasited for eollection. (b-1) LEAV,ES, CI,IPPINGS AND TRZMI�INGS - Any leaves, yard ar hedge clippings, tree trimmir,tgs or any other type of rubbish ar trash whicn, after being compressed, mashed, b�ent, cut, saF�Pd or broken, is placed inside a rec�ptaele approved by the city shall be collected regularly on scheduled garbage routes, Contents o£ such trash �eceptaeles �hall not oe fill�d abocre th� top z�im oi' the contain.er. Such rubbish or trash :�ot placed in a vreatnearo�oof recPptaele ma,y be placed by the occupant a� tY�e carb or whex^e the curb wauld be for separa�e colleetion b� sega,a>a�e trueks at 1.east �wice a montn. P;o 43.ngle article, item, naterial, tree, limb or sh�ub too l�rge: to be placed in the city's covered refuse unit an sa3:d rout'e �r too h2avy for on� man tc lift with- out stra3.n shall be collected. No tree trun.k or limb larger than �4" in diameter or longer than � fseic, except palm fronds, o?� other article possibly injurious to a covered refuse unit shall be collected by any city re.fuse uni�i. It shal� be th� city's ��licy to remove aIl �rash denosited in a weatherproof receptacle at the same time garbage is collected (t�.ce a week) praviding said re- oeptaele d.oes not haire larger than a 20 gallon capacif,y or is not ton heauy far one man to lift vt3thout strain. Gontent� o£ t�ea�herproof trash receptacles uril? be collected along �vith re�ularly �chefluled garbage collectior_s, irom the same glace the oceupant's garbage can is loca�ted. Trasiz x�eceptacles Vr9.thout a cover as providecl �'ar �arba�e cans shall ec�ntain no type of moist garbage. Any type oi' trash alsa may be placed in a garbage can. (2) REF'IISE C013T,4INERS { a) DUfiY TO FR:3i'tTDE and MAIN`PAIN in SANITARl' CONDITIO�t. Ref use con- tainers �h�.3.1 be ;provir�ed `b�r the oamer, tenant, Zessee, or occ�xpant of the premises.. Tiafuse containErs sYeall be maintained in good cand�.tion. A.*ay container that does not conforzn �o �he �rovisions og th3.s ordinance cr tha� may have ragged or sharp edgas ar any other dei'ect l�.a�le to hamper ar injure the person e�llecting the conten'cs i�lereof, sha7.l be promptly x�eplaced upon notice. The refuse superintendenic sha11 i��ve th.e autha:ity �Q re�use coileetion service for failure to comply heres�rith. (b) GARBAGE - Ga,rbage containers sha11 be made of inetal, equipped with sui'�a�i3.e hand7.es and tight �it�ing cavers, and ;sha11 be zs�ater �ight. (b-Z) CAPA.CITY - Each gax�bage container shall have a capacity of not mc�re 'than �o $ai�.ons, anci shall be of sucYs_. wei�ht cahen full ar cal3ected that it can be hanrlled by one man w3l:hout strain or possible injury. (b-2) SRNTTATION - Qarba�e containera aha11 be of a type approved by the county health age�.cy and shall be keQt in a clean, neat and sanita.ry condition at a11 t3.mes. (c) RiTBBISH and T,RASH - Eaeh rubla3sh and t�a�h container shall be of a kind suitai�le for callection purpeses,, and shall be in good condit:Lon and of sueh 3hapw, size an�l wei$ht when full that it can be handled by one man without strain. (d) RtiBBTSH and TRA,SH BTNS - Na rubb•lsh ar traah bins slzall be con- struci;c:d or used after the effective date of thi3 ordinance. ORDINANCE NQ, 773 No such bin e�.sting pr3ar to the �tdop�3on of` this Qrdinance shall continue to be used unless it is enclosed entirely including a floox� or boL•�Com, 4�rater tl.ght, rodent proaf and a tight f3�tir� cov�r. Proof af rzny suoh bin exis�Cing prior to the clr3.te of this ordinance sha11 be by wx°itten notice only by the oz�tner ox user filed w7.�h the �ef uae superintendent cvithin g0 days of the efi'ectiv� date of` this ordinance. �ucYi na�ice shali g3ve the exact s3.ze and location of this bin and its date or approximate date of construction. FEES for co3.leeting contents from any such subb3sh ar trash bin shall be set by the refuse supe�3ntendent at triple the ra�e charged i'or �he cubic yard container nearest, but not su2al3er than, the size Qf the bin or at the a°ate of �,9 per hnur (l5 cents per minute) t�thichever i�. the Iesser amaun�, tsfhere neith.er containers or bins are used, the charge for eollecting such loose re£use, other than �lzat placed for cuz�bs3de collection, sha,ll be at the rate of �g per hour tZ5 �ents per minuicej. A11 such charges of rion-container collecstions shall be based on the average daily time to be determ3ned by the ��efuse super�iztendent. Said, charge� shall nat �.e. construed as a�ena7.ty but cos� og the delay upon the rer"lase e4uipmen� and personnel havin� to piek or colleet loose r�fuse �herefrom. Onl� risy garbage sha11 be placed pr ksp� in an exlstir� rut�biah or tra3h bin, No charge �rlll be made fnr any containexs used exclusively for ta.>ash loc?ted at single or duplex x�esidences. (e) COMl�FiCTAL �ONTAINER�- La��e containers too heavy far one man to lift �rithout strain shall be oF such size and shape as tio l�e hoisted mechanically �:nd fi� �a3thout delay or damage into the dumAjno point cP city refi�se colleetin,� i,ntts, or they shall be of s�,zeh eonstruction that they may be pr�rtable and towed by a vehicle. The refuse superintendent sha11 at al� times lceep a complete list of illustra�3.ons, sgecifiea�ions, diagram and sizes oP �ueh eontain�rs aeceptable ta �he e3�ty fox refuse collection purposes. Each comm�xcial container shall have �Ghe appro�ral of' the refuse sup�rintendent before iLs contents are co].lected: (33 ��o��v� o� �us� {a) PUBLI� P�,AGES. No person shall place any refuse in eny street, aZ1ey ar other pubZic place, or upon any private prnperty whether o=rtFzed'by sueh person or no�, unless it is in proper ccntainers for collec�ion or under express approval granicad by the rePuse superintendent. No person shall p3ace any re�use at �the curb for collection �cept qn his property a�jac�nt and d3.reetly in �'ron� of h�m, and said placement shall be behind the curb or v��here the curb �vould he. Any person hav3ng a corner lot may use the side of his prop2rty sub,ject to the approval of the refuse superintendent. No pex�son ahall throvr or d�posit any rei'use i.n any stream or other body of tvater. (a-1) IiATA�li��iORIZED AGCL'NtTLATION. Any unauthorized accumu'lation of refuse on any premises is hereby dealaxed to be a,nu�a3nce and is pxohibited. Failure ta remave any accumulation oi refuse sha13 b� deemed a violation of this ordinari�e . {�-2) SCAT�ERZNG OF REFUSE. No per�on shall cast, place, sw��p or deposit anywnere vrl.th3n the city any ref'izse in such a manner that � t ma.y t�e car�ied or dep�sited by the elements upon any stree�, Sidet�711titY a11ey, sewe�, parktoay or otner publie p�.a.ce, or into any occupied premises t,r�thin the city. (�) POIP�'S OF' CO�LEG�L'ION f�arba$e cans eHall ba placed for c.ollection at ground level on ths property, not wl.thin the right-of-way a� a st:�set or a3.lsy, and ac�essible to with- out enie.ring into a buildirig or shelter of any ty},ae, or walk3.ng �sr carrying garbage can ouer, under or around some �ard or property obstacle. No garba�e shall be collected wYeere raf use c�ntainera cannot be reeched by refuse personnel trrithout unlockin$ a doar, gate or any s3milar obst�cle i+rhich v�3.11 cause d�la3�, Exceptions thereto may be approved in c�rriting by �he r�fuse superintandent �rovi�n� an addi- tional payment �`or the extra service is agreed upon by bcsth part3.es. S£CTZON 6. COLLECT�ON FRACTICES (1) rrequeney oP Callectian (a) RESI�EN�IAT� and STQAT,L BUSINES� - Garbage accumulet�d by re4id�ncet� and sma].1 businesses shall be collected twice each �veek an regularly s.^,heduled clr�ys excepi Sundays and holiciay�. oxDZNanTc� a�a. 773 (b) C�1�liCIAL - Nlotels, hotels, resta.urants, supermarkehs, Y�ospitsls, schoo�.�, and other establishments claimir� it necess�, may have daily collectiopi services except Sundays and holidays to Pit tk�eir respective needs at the regular rates chargecl therefor. Wi�,ere necessary to pro�ect the publfi.c hea7.�h the rePuse �uperintendent, county health departmen�C sanitar'Lan, or authorized heal�h departme�t official or employee shall have the authori;,y ta require more frequer_t colleetions, (c) DAILY COI�I,ECTIONS TiEQUIRED � �ccupants of al'L buainesses and all existing residzilees Vrithin the Elrst fire zone ahal.l have daily colleetions.. (d) SPECIAL COLz,EGTIONS - iiestaurants and other establishments hav3ng tiaaste fonds or other �arbage which has an �PFenaive odox or can he described as a z�uisance if not collected an a Sunday or holida.y ma,y upon �he �uclgment of the refuse super�.ntenden� be collected on Sund�y on the ret�uest of'the cccupant or the recom- mendation o� the county heal�h departmeza� sani�arl,an. Each such extra garbage collec'�ion sha11 be charg�cl at t�ie rate of IO¢ per can and/or 50¢ per cu yd. container plus �7.. An� partially Pilled can or eon- tainer sha].]. be chax�ged as �, £uII can o� container. The rei'use superl:ntendent may waive the additional one dol7.ar charoe at such t3me vrhan the demand f ar such spEci al eollectiona or scattered co7.lect�.ons on hoZidays and; Sunda.y� merit an r�t-cost enarge at tYae regular rate. A1l garbage ecllections shal.l be ei�Y�er tt,rice a week or daily un� ess some excepti�nal colleetion problem m�.y be approved in writing by the re£usQ super- inten�3en� . { 2 ) SPECIAL E3�F'USE PROBLE2�i,S (a) Cnntagious Diseasa �z�use - The removal of e3o�hin�,beddir� o� other refuse from homes or o er p aces �� ere h3ghly in�ec'tious or contagious diseases have prevailed sk?all be per£ornced under tne supervi�icn and 3i.rection oP the groper county health oi'ficer. Such rePuse shall not �e p].aced in �ontainers for regular colleetions and:shall not be a municipa;l colleetion. (b) Inflamm�bTe or F.�p�asiv� Refuse - Highly inf?arnmable or explos3.ve tnaterials and ashes s a 1 no be p ace n con a.�.n�rs i'or regu7.ar collections but sha11 be disoosed oi' as clirected by the r�fuse superint�nden4 at the expen�e of the orTner ar possessor thereof. (c) Prior t�o depos3ti_�g rei'use fvr eQllect�►on in garbage cans, trash r�cep�rzcles or commer��al containers, the owner or person sha11 collapse all card- :ooard 2azd boxes and era�Cea. �3) CaLLECTION and: DISPOSAL by 1�CTUAL PRODUCERS and OUTSIDE'GOLLECTORS (a) Reqtriremen�Cs for Vehicle� - T'ne actual producers nf refuse or the owners o� premises upon whic re use-�s accumulated :+rho desi:re persanally to c�llect and d.�.spose o#' sucY� refuse, pes sons ilha d�sire to dispase of' �aste ma'cerial not included in the de£initicn of ref'use and co�.3ectors oF refuse fro� outsi@e of the ciLy csho des3re to haul over the stree'cs af i�he clty, shall use a�rater-t3ght vehicl.e provided t�Jith a tight aover anci so opera�ed as to preven� offens3ve odors eseaping therefrom and refuse f'rom being bloti��in, dropped or spilled, {b) Disposal - Disposal oi' refuse by persons so perm3t�ed under subsee�ion (aj abo��e s a. 1 b� made outside the city 13mits, unle�s otheaawl.se s�eelfically authorize@ by the refuse superint;endent. (c) Rules �nd r�e�ulations - The reiuse superintendent sha3.1 have the autlzority to make sucFi`o er s�easona e regulations concerning indzv3d��aa1 col.�ec�ion and d3.sposai. and relating to '�he hauling of refu�� over city streets by outside collectars as he shall �ind necessary, subjeet to the rign� of' appeal as s�t #'orth in Secti�n �k hereof . (d) �ti�mers or lessees o� prem3ses de�iring �o �ncinerate the3r refuse or� the�.r respeciive pxemises slzall b� permitted to do so snb�ect tn the ineinQrator an.d it� oper�tion mee�in� all Gity regula�3ons and hav3ng the rrrritten appr�val of a c3ty �ire prevention insgector. A refuse incinerator t� be ope��ated t�,r3.thin the city shall car�se no smotte, no offensive odors, no sparks, a,nd no nuisance. .�EGTI4N 7 - FEES (,1) k7013THLY CHAR(�ES FOR GARBA(�E and/or '2`�H 2 Timea bJeekly 1 or 2 cans Eack� add3.tiona3 ean $1.25 tm3nimum}� .75 � _ � � '� . . �. � . . .. � � � � . . . . .. . . � . . � �l . ' . . . . . . . . . � . � . .: 4 . . � . � � . . � ; � . . � i: .; �RDINANG£ N0, 773• Comttereial Conta3ners3 Z cu. yd, each Dai�y 3 can each adcli�ional can �,� , 00 2.'+Q (rninimum) 2.�0 �ommerclAl Gontainer3� 1 �u. yd, e�ch 12.00 (2) The refuse collectian charges ax�e applicable until al:l municipal utiZit�ies inaludin�; Iat,m (w��er. j meters sxae disconne�ted perraanently or dis- cont3nuec3 'tempor�arily. (3j AccAu�nts Pa� yab1e: A7.1 refuse aecounts ax�e payable monthly along with o'�her paymen��or-- mun .�uip�ly aperated ut313.ties, 17el3nquent sccounts sha13 be trsated t2ae saaie as for other municipall� opera�ed. u��.litiea. SECi'ION' $ �- iJNLAtdF'UL PR.AG`i`ICES tiENERALZY �� is heseby declared unlawPul arAd a viol�tion �f this chapter for any �e�son �o do or permit to be c3one any of �he fallowing, act� or practices: (a} To depo�it on or bury 3.n, or cause to he deposited on or buried in, any land, public prooex�tyj street, alley, vacant 1ot or area, unoccupied lot or area, �he vraters of Glearvrater Bay, Stsvenson Creek or an3t other cre�k vaater-� course, or ditch within �he corporate limits of the city, any garbage or other nox3aus, malodorous or offensiv� matter. ('�) To fai� or neglec� Ln keeg or cause to �Ze kept c�ean a;nd sanitary or t3g�xtZy covered and �n gooc3 stat� of rspair all coni:ainers anci trash receptaeles. 1 A3'� charges bassd on max3mum number oP cans and/ar cara��nercia.l eontainers person retains on premises from day to cig.�r. 2 Each d�elling unit a�dfor business. 3 Sa;i d containers r:Lgged Por mechanical lifting �o git munic.3.pal ref'use uni.tsy and shal]. be appx�oved by re�se superintendent. (c) To �alace or allow io be pl:3ced u�on the streets, alleys, curb�ngs or sidev�alk� o� the c5.ty any rubb3sh, sTraeEepings, d�bris, tra�h o� waste m�terials of any lsind: which might be 2 menaae to tra�ff'ic, Tootn vehicular and pedes�r.3.�n, or which might endanger the praper operat�.on oP the city's sewer or c�aina$e sys�em. (d1 To col7:eet ar permit �o be c,olleetecl by anyane �he garbage from aray �arba.�e can or garbage bax o�hes� than by persons re�7x].arly employed by the city gor that pux°pose or by persons workin; uxider contraet v�ith the city by a specia7. writtcen perrai.t From the refuse superin�endent or his authorized agent. {e) To violate an.y o� the provisions or �ec�ion.a of this ehapter �x� any reasonabl� 3.niexx�re�ation oP �he same. S�CTT4N �- Dj1'iY C1F P8dPE1i'iY O6�IN�R T0 SIIPPLY R'ECEP'�AGLE, It �hall be �he duLy of all o�rane�s of residences, bus�.nesses, pa�ofessional o£fices, s�or�s, shops, x�estauran�s, hatels, mote3:s, board3.n� houses,, apartment houses or other est�blisFzment� in the city to svpp].y each of such es�ablishments vrlth garb�ge cans or commer��al containers as defir�ed in this chapter. SECTIQI� IO - CI'.L'Y I30T '�0 FICK UF S:.?ILF?ZNt� W�1Si'ES, ETC. The c3ty sha7.1 not collec� w��r materia�.s, as de:�ined herein, ereated, co].lected, or d3spos�d n.£ either by contitactorsr oceupant, or otaner. SE�TION 11 - OC�t3PA1�'F� and OWNERS of` ABUTTIN(� PROPER�:'Y �0 xEF�.t"' PARKL�tAYS GLEAiJ AND SANITAF�Y' Al1 tenan�s or oecu�S�nts oP any rea7. prope�ty abutting upan any atreet in the ci�y, or 1f no tenant or oceupant, then the o�vner �:,sreof shall 'be requirsd ta keep �hat part of �ha� atreet bett,teen such pra�er�y lin�t� ax�d bhe curb line� including th.e guttsr o� the str�et on v�hieh such pro,perty abuics, �.n �: clean �.nd sani�ary condit3.on at �:ll times by keeping tne same frse from weeds and trash of all k�r.ds and by k�epir►g the grasa mowed. �RDINAPtCE NQ. 773. SECTIDN 12 - DU'1.'Y TO KEEP Pi�EMISES' GLEAN. T� aha11 be urblatrr,ful far the occupan�, or if there be no oecupant, tY:en the owne�^ o� any house, yard, stable, store or lot of' lan�. �a refuse to keep the same clean, or ta permit any trash, weeds nr any offensive ma.tter of any kind to aecumu- la�e in or upan such premisez�. 3FCTION 13 - PENALTIES Any person violating any provision of thls ardi.nance u on conv�,c�ion th�reof shall be subject �o a fine nqt �o e�ceed One Hundred (�$100.00� or impx��onment for a per3.od not to exceed thisty {30) days or bo�h, in the discretion of the Judge oP the Municipal Court, Er�ch day a v3oiat3on of this ordinance conGinuea a�ter con- vicbion hereof ahall cons�:itute a separate nffense, SEGTTON 1�F - SEPA3�ABxI,ITY Should any sec�ion, paragraph, seniance, phrase, clause or oth.er part or provlsion af this ordinance be declared by any cowrt to be i.nvalid, tihe same shalY na� �ffect the validity oi the Ordinance as a who1�, or any part �here�f, other tl�an the part dealared to be invalid. 5EGi'iflId �.� - (?RDINANCES REPEAI,EI3 A11 ordinances ox� parts o�' ordina.nees 3n con#'liet herevrith ox� inconsistent with the proviaions oi' this Ordinance are hereby rsgeal�d to the extent of their canfli_Ct. SECfiION 16 - THIS ORi?IN,ANCE shall become EE!'F'ECTNE immediately upon its �assage exeep or the collect3on chaz�g�s provided hsrein, i•rhi:cn sha11 beccme effeeti•re JULY l, 1958. PASSED ON E�":tRST READING PASSED UN SEGOND RE�DING PASSED ON TIiIR'D AND FINAL READING AND .E�DrJP7'ED Attest: j�/ R. G� �1Y�3.t�head Cii:y Glerlc PTT�LISHED: I'ROOF OF' PUBLICATI�N June ?, 1n�� June 2, 1958 June 16, 1958 s/ Le1+ris Homer Mayor-Comm�.�sioner I ... , ,�._ : . . .._ . . _ . .. .... ... .. .. . . .. . . .. . . . . .. ..-._..--: . . .. . . .. .. ... .. .. . _.... . . . . . . �.. , . � f�� . . � �� QRi)iNANCFs N0. ?'%� A1�I OR13IN/INGE OF THE CI'Y'1' �0� CLtsARWA'J.'ER, £LORIBA, AMEI�TDIN(� S�CTSON 7( e) QF' qRDTN�IiiTCE N0 . 6=F$, B�ING THE' OiillIATAIdCE REt€ULAi'TRTG CENERAL COI�'I'RACT- QRS BY PROVSI��IIdG SEECIFIG REQU�R�N�PIT� FOR EJC� ANiiNA`1'IQNS `T� B� GiVEN` Ai'Pi�IGANTS F'OR gFdJERAL GON'.t`F,A�ORS' LICFs[d�ES; R�SPEAt,ING �ON�'LI�TIN(# ORDTNANCES TO THE �EN'd' OF TFiEIJi. �ONF'LICT, ANF3 PRf�VID�Nt� TFi� �'FECT3VE DATE HEREQF. i�E iT ORI3ATNID BY THE CI�i"Z COMA�LLSSION OF TfIE CITY OF CLEARWATER, �'I,ORTDA: SEc. l. Section 7(e� of Ordinance 6�F8, re�rzlating generaT contractora in th.e City of earwater, is araensied ta read o.s follows: '� Sec . 7 - - - - - - (e) Each applicant shall be examinsd by aral and written te�ts as to h3.s fitn�as to ne granted a gener2l con-- tractor's �ertificate of a particu3.ar classif�cation which applicant has requested. The teuts shall be graded one-fourth ora]. and three-iourtha i,mitten, �vith gas�ing grade o� seventy-i'ive (75) p�rcenf.. The oral tind tvritten tests sha1J. �e made vrith reference to Imo�rlecige of construction work and fami'l3arity� with �the Gity Building Code." Sac. 2. A13. ordinances or parts og ordinances ir� eonfl�et herewith are �o the ext�n o such confliet repealed. Sec. 3. This ordinance shall take ef£ect imm�cLiately upon ite passage. PASSID ON �'IRST i3EADING Pass� r,r* sEcoivn xF�n�� PASSEIi ON THI�dD ANI1 FINAL H��.P,DING AND ?�OPTED � Attes�t • /sf R. �. Whi.tehead Cit�' (:lerlt. Fu'bl3shed: Proof aP Publication June 16, 1958 �une 16, 1g5$ �7une 16, 1958 f s/ Letais Iiomer Mayor-Commtasionsr QFiDIN�NCE NQd 775 AIJ QRDINAT�C� ILAIhEXIi1G PJ�OP��,TY HER�IhIAFT�R DBS�RSBED9 `P� BE KN4�'7h AS PI�RIi'r",100D SUBDTVISTf7I�d� FIRST ADDITIQIU� INTO THE CQRPORATE 2,��4IT5 GF TH� CTTY OT' CZ�AA.ti�tATER, FLOfiIJdt, ASdD RED�FiNI�IG tHE $OUI�DARY LIh�`�S OF TI� CI'PY TO TIdCLUD� SATt3 ADDITION ACCQRDI�;G T0 THE PI�O- VISfiONS OF S�CTTOId I.71,01�, FL43iiTD�� STATUTES 1957, ZO�TTt3G 3AZA APvI�dEx�D F'R.OPERTY R-2, DUPL�X R.ESIDE�TIAZ,, AND PFi0VID7:NG FOR THE E�'F�CTIV� DA'PE OF TI�I$ ORDINAY�CE. �^1I3ER�A3, t�ie City Co�na.ssYon oi the City oF Clearcaater, F�oricla' enacted Ordinance Y�Yo. 77G on t�ay 5a 195$� which ordinance declared �he inten�ion of the City t;o annex Parkwood Subdivision, First Addi�ion, into the corporat� limi.ts of the Ci�y of Clea�v«ter; aud, ZaHEItEAS, said Ordinanc� was published once a week ior iour con�ecuti�re weeks in t�ie Clearwater Sun, a news�aaper published in �;he City of Clearva�ter, Florida, proof of v+hich publica�ion is hereto attached; and, ��IHEREASr more than thirty days 11a:�re expired sinc� the enactment of Ordinance I�o. %70, and no registered voter of the City of G�earaaater, no owner a�' real estaL-e in the territory to be annexed, and no per�5on whom- scsever has objected to such annexation or has appli:�d to the Gircuit Cour� oi the Si�th Judicial Cireuit in and for� Pinellas County, Ploricia� setting forth any objections to said annexatiom, andy �7HEP�AS, all of the provisions o� Sectivn l�Zs01�, Florida Statutes have been complied with; i�i0s1, :tiiEREFORE BE IT ORD.�IIdiD BY TH� CITY GO��'iISSIUi�I OF TH:� CITY OF CL�AR`;IATI:R, FI.Of�I�7A; �ection l. `Phe City of Clearwater, acting by and thrpu�h its C�ty �ommisian, by the authori�y and under tne provisions of Section 171.04, Florida �tatutes, hereby annexes into the corporate li7ait� of the Gi�y of Gleart,��ter, Florida, and redefine� the boundazq lines of said City so as to inelude th� fallowing: From the Stf� corner oi Sec, ]1�., Twp,, 29S, Rge. l�is, run S. $90 03a 26tt E. Alon� th� Sec. line 351�..00 ft, and I�T 0� OOt 30n �. 11+1,13 ft. far tOB, thence N. 4° 00� 30tr E. 276,� ft., thence I3 $9° 03t 55tr ;°�. 579.0 ft., �hene? S 0° OOf 30" W. 16.5 ft. tnence Iv. �g° llT 3p�� T�T. 10$'.92 ft., thence S 0°, 02f 26�� r°i. 2�5.0 it.., thence S$9° �,lr 3pn � log,6 .ft,, thence s. 0� 004 3Q,r jt1. 1�.5 fto, thence S. $9° a3t 55rr �. 579,0 ft. to P�B. To be known as Parkr�ood �ubdivisio�, First Addit�a.on, anc� to be recorded among i;he Public Records of Pinellas CoL:ntp, Florida;, Said pY'nU9Y`ty is herPby Zoned It-2, nuplex Residertial, and �he City L�ngineer and the Ci�ty C�Prk are cli rected to include in a�d set out �nd sho�a upon the official zoning map and ot.her of£icial maps of the Gity of GleariJater, the fore� going property vaith its zoning as indicated. Section 2v This Grdinance shall becor�e effective immediately upon its passage, PASSED Oid FIRST READIi�G rxSSL'D Oi� S�CC?ND ��ADING PASSED ON THI.�ib �f'B FINAL N.EADIItu AT�U � D�FTEA A�Ctest : �s/ Re G. Whitehead ' City' Clerk I'UBLI�H�D: PRQOF �r PUBLICATIt7N dune 1b, 195� June 16. 195$ June 16, 195$ /s/ Le��ris Homc�r P�layoraGommissioner o�nz��Nc� 10. 2760 �r� aRn�r��.Nc� n�c��un� �Fir� znTE��zora oF �x� cz�� oF CI��F�R's�ATER 9 F`lORID.� 7.'0 Ah!NES I�U i'S S a b� 'T 9. $�nd 9 oF Bzoex �, t�hD LO�rs �� 9, a;o,, ii, 12, 13 and 11a. QF BLflCii D, TOG�THER tz`ITFI iHt1T FORTIOhT OF QV�RLP`A STREET LYING B�T'v�iEEN SAID PQR.TIO�d5 OF BZOGKS D Aial} L OF SASD SUBDTVISION, AT;L TI+i PIN� P1DG� BUBDIVISION, INTO fiHE CORPOR�TE LI��I1S OF ^1H� CZTY OF GI,EARi�TATER, FL�RIDA' U��lI� �t� �XPIRATIUR OF THIRTY (3�) DAYS �RO.o1 THE Ph3S- IN� OF THrS ORDII��inCL, ACC�RDING TO 1HE PPOVISIONS OF S�G'P10I4 171.04.� FLORTDA $TATUTES 195�9 AI�D PROVIDING FOR TJiE �FFECT?4�� J3�TE tlF THIS OR]?INANCE. B� IT ORDAIRt�� B� TFI� GI^iX CQ:�IhiIBS tQP� OF THE CIlY OF t;L"'_�Ri'14TdR, FLORIDA: Section 1. T1ie City of Clearvaater, Florida, ac�Gin� hy and through i�s Ci�y Commissaon, hereby declares its intan�ion ta annex into the corporate limits of the City of Clearwater, Floriaa, the �olloud n� descri.bed land„lying conL•iguous to the territaria7. limits of said City, which land con�Gains less than ben (1�7 registPred vot,ersz Bein_� Lots 5, 6, 7, ��nd 9 0� fllocic E, and Lots $0 9, 10, � 11, 12, i3 �nd ll� of Block D of Fine Ri�ge Subdivision, ta�ether titith that portion of Overlea Street lyin� between. said por�ions of Blocks D and E af said Subdivision, accord:�.no to �ap or glat L•3�ereof oi record a�ong the Pub- lic Records of Pinallas Coun�g, Florida, this prop�rty to be knovan as Pine Ridge Subdiy�sion. :z�G'GIOII 2. The Ci�,y �f Clearwa�er, actin� by a.�d throu�h its City Cacc��amission, inLends to anx�ex tl-�e .foregoin� lan�s according to the pravisions o� Section 371.0I�, Florida Statutes 195'79 and i,o that end the Gitp C1erk is hPreby directed to publish this Qrdinance in t12e C7.eart•tater Sun, a neti,rs�aper publi5hed in �ne Citg of Clearwa�Gerz once a week ior four consecutive ��eeks immediately after �h2 passa�� f this Qrdinance., �Eetion 3�. This Osdinance sha11 b�cor�e efiectzve �:mmediai:ely 12Dnn i'tS �SS1�8. P.ASSED OI� �iRST RE�DI�JG PaS�ED ON S�G0�1} li�s�DIKG I�kSSED (7t� 'P;�:Crt� A,'�D FII�AL i�EA�7Tt�� Ai,ri1 ADOPI�D Attest� ls/ R. G. bJhit ehe ad Gity Clerk Puhlishecl Proof of Publ.ication June 16� 19�$ June 16 , '19 5$ June lb. ?9�$ /s�e�3.� Homer I�ayor-Gommissioner �