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CITY COMMITSSION MEETING
July 14, 1958
The City Conunission of the City of Clear\'later met in special session at the City
Hall, Monday, July 14, ~958, at 1:30 P.M. with the follO\'fing members present:
LewiB Homer
W. E. Strang, Jr.
Cleveland Insco, Jr.
James H. \1atlcLns
Mayor-Commissioner
Conuni ssioner
Conunissioner
Conuni Bsioner
.Absent:
Herbert R. Fields
Conuni ssioner
.Also present were:
G. vleimer
Ben Krentzman
S. Li cl<:ton
Sgt. V. Schineller
Acting City Manager
City Attorney
City Engineer
Representing Police Chief
The fw1ayor called the meeting to order. He reconunended the appointment of' Mr,
George Dalby to the Civil Service Board to fill the unexpired term of Mr. U. M. Slater
who had resigned. Commissioner Watkins moved ~~. George Dalby be appointed to the
Civil Service Board to ~ll1 the unexpired term of Mr. Slater. Motion was seconded
by Commissioner Insco and carried unanimously.
The Mayor requested that approval of the minutes of the July 7th meeting be
postponed to the next meeting. Commissioner Strang reported he had no corrections to
the minutes of the meetings of June l6thJ June 25th and June 30th. By consent, the
approval of the July '''{th minutes was deferred to the next meeting.
A letter of resignation dated July 11, 1958, from Mr. Jac}{ Tallent, City Manager,
was read by the Mayor. The Mayor stated he had received another letter dated
July l4J 1958J from fw1r. Tallent withdra\'line his resignation and as]cing if the
Conunission wishes to dismiss him that \'/ritten charges be filed and that a public
hearing be held. Commissioner Insco moved that the resignation of' Jack Tallent as
City Manager and his letter withdrawing the same and demanding \^Tritten charges for
his removal be received.. and that he be removed as City f.1anager effective July ll~J
1958, with thirty (30) days severance pay to be paid ~rom that date, for the reason
that his services and the results accomplished by him as City Manager have been and
are unsatisfactorYj further that written charGes to that erfect be prepared and
furnished Mr. Tallent, and that a public hearing thereon be scheduled at the City Hall
at 10:00 A.fll. on July 17, 1958. Motion .was seconded by Commissioner \'latkins and
carried unanimously.
In regard to bids f'or \'later \'lorks brass fittings.. the ~1anager recommended
accepting the low bid of' $1,170.00 for 500 3/.4 inch curb stops and $135.00 ~or 300
3;:4 inch couplings from Farnan Brass \a[orl{s, Cleveland, Ohio, and the 10\'1 bid of
$6l5.00 for 500 3/4 inch corporation stops from Ellis & Ford Supply Company, Dunedin.
Commissioner Strang moved on the recommendation of the proper authorities that the
Farnan Brass Worl{s, Cleveland, OhioJ be awarded the bid f'or Items land 3 in the
amount of $1,305.00, and that Ellis & Ford Supply Company, Dunedin, be awarded the
bid for Item 2 in the amount of $615.00 and the proper of'ficials be authorized to
execute the contract. Notion \'laS seconded by Conunissioner Insco and carried
unanimously.
The Manager reported that ~~. Harold Briley, Consulting Engineer, had recommended
approval of supplemental agreement #4 to the Henry G. Dupree contract for the Marshall
Street Se\'lage Plant Addition to cover additional concrete "'lor]\: in the amount of
$1,612.00. Commissioner Strang moved on the recommendation of the Consulting Engineer
and the City Engineer that the supplemental agreement #4 wit~ the Henry G. Dupree
Company's contract in the amount of $l,612.00 be approved; the additional contract
time of fifteen days be granted; the proper of~icials be authorized to execute the
agreement, and that the funds be taken from the revenue certi~icate fund. Motion
was seconded by Commissioner ~'latkins and carried unanimously.
The Manager presented Resolution 58-59 which \'lould require fifteen property
o~lers to clean their lots of weeds and underbrush. Commissioner Strang moved that
Resolution 58-59 be passed and adopted and the proper officials be authorized to sign
it. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Insco and carried unanimously.
The Attorney reported regarding the Brightwater Drive sanitary sewer assessment
of $357.50 for Lot 5lJ Bayside ~~, that the original O\'lner, ~1r. Dave Price, had
paid $128.46 tow'ard the temporary sewer line to serve that lot and that the present
owner, fw~. G. Ross Campbell, althuugh he had already paid the full assessment, was
now asking for a refund of $128.46 as a credit on the assessment since that had been
allowed in other cases. Corrunissioner Strang moved that the sum of $128.46 be
appropriated from unappropriated surplus for the purpose o~ making payment o~ that
amount to G. Ross Campbell as a refund for a portion of a sewer assessment previously
paid by him on Lot 51, Bayside #2. Motion vias seconded by Commissioner Watkins and
carried unanimously.
The Mayor requested that Item 8, "Consideration of Proposed Roof'ing Contractors'
Ordinance", be det"erred to the next meeting. By consent, this was done.
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CITY co~rrSSION r~TING
.July 14) 1958
The Attorney read on its first reading Ordinance 779 m1ich would amend Section 14,
Chapter 32, City Code, by increasing the rates and charges for \'later service.
Commissioner Strang moved that Ordinance 7'(9 be passed on its first reading. Motion
was seconded by Commissioner Watlcins and carried unanimously.
Commissioner Strang moved that Ordinance 779 be considered on its second reading
by title only with the consent of the Commissioners present. Motion was seconded
by Commissioner Watlcins and carried unanimously. The Attorney read the Ordinance by
title only. Commissioner Strang moved that Ordinance 779 be passed on its second
reading by ti tie only. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Watlcins and carried
unanimously.
Corrunissioner Strang moved tl'lat Ordinance 779 be considered on its third and
final reading with the unanimous consent of the Commissioners present. Motion was
seconded by Conunissioner \'ldtJdns and carried unanimously. The Attorney read the
Ordinance in full. Commissioner Strang moved that Ordinance 779 be passed and adopted
on its third and final reading and the proper officials be authorized to sign it.
Motion was seconded by Conunissioner Insco and carried unanimously.
The Attorney reported that some time ago the City entered into a contract with the
Utility Service Maintenance Corporation, Orlando, Florida, for the repair of the
elevated water tank on E~st Avenue in the sum of $18,768.00, and that the City had
received a letter from the First National B~ruc at Orlando, FloridaJ asking that the
City consent to the aDsignment of the contract to the banlt. Commissioner Strang
moved that the request of Utility Service Maintenance Corporation for consent of the
Ci ty to its assignment to First National BanJc in Orlando J FloridaJ of the interest
of Ut~.Jity Service Maintenance Corporation in that certain contract \'Tith the City
dated \~une 9, 1958, be approved subject to the approval of Briley, VJild & AssociatesJ
the City's consulting engineers, and SUbject to the final approval of the City
Attorney. Motion "las seconded by Commissioner i../atkins and carried unanimously.
The Attorney presented a proposed extens~,on of lease with ~w. Gus Drulias for
the Bay Drive-In property (part of Tract x, Ca!Jseway Business District) for a period
of five years from its present expiration date of ~~rch, 1962. ~w. Herbert Brown
was present representinG Nr. Drulias. Commissioner vlatkins moved that the Commission
approve this agreement and turn it over te, Mr. Brown for 11is client IS consideration
sub;Ject to the condition that should the Ene;ineer's survey indicate a description
which proved that the actual land there n01'1 bcing used is not accurately described
that the description In the lease be amended to provide for a description vlhich
accurately covers the land no\'[ being used. ['.1otion "las seconded by Conunissioner Insco
and carried unanimously.
Mr. Richard Salamone stated that he wished to construct two driveways for access
to Lot 29, Woodmere Heights, a duplex lot, but had been denied because his lot had
(0 foot frontage instead of 80 foot frontage. The Attorney stated that Ordinance 705
coverins curb cuts and driveways does restrict his lot to one driveway but recommended
an amendment to the ordinance to change this for residential lots. Commissioner
vlatldns moved that the Ci ty Engineer and the City Attorney amend Ordinance 705 in
regards to the cutting of driveways in R-l, R-2 and R-4 areas. Motion was seconded
by Commissioner Insco and carried unanimously,
Mr. It1. P. Spettel, 309 South Duncan, complained of noise from trucks and other
activity at the Allen Distributing Company, li.03 South DuncanJ during the night and
early hours of the morning. By consent, the City Manager was instructed to have the
Police Department issue a i'olarning there and then asle the people in the neighborhood
to cooperate wi th the Police Department to inform them so that they can chec;':: at
the time of the violation.
The Attorney explained that in order for an ordinance to be effective it must
be published in the newspaper either by title only or in some cases in full within
five days after passage. He explained that a copy of Ordinance 777 had been sent to
the Clearwater Sun for publication on FridaYJ July 11th, but they neglected to
publish it on that daYj therefore, it was necessary to repass the ordinance on third
and f'inal reading. Commissioner \vatlcins mOtled with unanimous consent that Ordinance
777 be read again. Motion \~as seconded by Commissioner Insco and carried unanimously.
The Attorney read in full Ordinance 77'r \'lhich '.'muld declare the City I S intention
to annex acreage in Section 2-29-15, a portion of Zephyr Gardens, all of Sunset
Highlands Unit lJ a portion o~ Sunset Highlands Unit 2 and all of Sunset Lake Estates
Unit:'l. Commissioner Strang moved that Ordinance 777 be repassed on third and final
reading and re-adopted as originally amended, and that the proper officials be
authorized to execute it. f'-lotion was seconded by Conuni ssioner ivatldns and carried
unanimcu sly.
Commissioner Strang explained that in the new budget $18,000.00 had been
allocated to be paid to Pinellas County for use of the County sanitary fill for
garbage and trash. He reported he had been informed by Mr. Robert Stuler, Director
of the Pinellas County Planning and Zoning DepartmentJ that the figure due the County
would be $26,000.00 but since the City would not have all the new trucks in use
during the entire year he said the amount would be reduced to $21,000.00 for the rest
of this year. Commissioner Strang moved that an additional $3,000.00 be transferred
~rom unappropriated surplus to the proper account to bring this amount up to
$21,000.00 for the balance of this year so that the City can get a definite contract
with the County. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Watkins and carried unanimously.
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CIT1 CO~SSION MEETING
Jul~ 14, 1958
Co~ssioner Insco reported that the Traffic Division of the Police Department
has been without the use of its station wagon for about two weeks. He Buggested
that the Manager be instructed to advertise ~or bids to replace that piece of
equipment since it was approved in the new budget. By consent, the Manager was so
instructed.
Commissioner Insco commented the tra~~ic sign at the entrance to the Memorial
Causeway ~eveloped by the Junior Chamber o~ Commerce is in a bad state o~ repair,
and since he understood maintenance or the sign was included in the budget for the
JayCees, he suggested the City Manager write them a letter and ask how the City can
cooperate with them in getting that traffic sign in order.
Commissioner Watkins reported that the Civil Defense Director of Pinellas
County advised him that our radio will be in constant contact with the Tampa Weather
Bureau and from now on will receive hourly reports from the Weather Bureau conoerni~
not only hurricanes but on all weather so perhaps in the future it will be possible
to give people a little bit better warning than in the past.
The Mayor announced the four Commissioners present had attended the Suncoast
League o~ Municipalities meeting in Naples, together with the Assistant City Attorn~y,
and the City was honored to have Commissioner Insco-elected the ~irst vice president
of the League and Commissioner Strang elected to the Board of Directors.
Mr. Cal W. Anderson, 9 North Meteor) asked about an ordinance keeping trucks
off residential streets. He said it was proposed to resur~ace and curb his street
and if possible he \'lould lilce to have the heavy truclcs kept of'f of it. The City
Attorney explained that the Trarf~o Department had prepared a list of streets which
are designated as truck routes. Commissioner Watkins moved the matter be referred
to the Traf'fic Department and request that they malee a further study of it to try
to see what they can do to eliminate the situation. Motion was seconded by
Commissioner Strang and carried unanimously.
Commdssioner Insco suggested that Commissioner Strang be named Acting Mayor
during the period Mayor Homer is on vacation ~rom July 25th to August 24th.
Commissioner Insco moved that Commissioner Strang be elected Acting Mayor during
the absence of Mayor Homer from the City. Motion was seconded by Commiss~oner
Watlc1ns. Upon the vote being talcen, Commissioners Insco, Watkins and Homer voted !'Ayell.
Commissioner Strang did not vote. Motion carried.
The Comrndssion, now adjourned as the City Commission and acting as Trustees of
the Pension Fund, heard letters read from the Advisory Cornmdttee recommending the
following be accepted into membership: Ulyssee Barber, and James L. Wimbush, laborers,
Utilities Department, Refuse Division. Conunissioner Watkins moved that the two
employees be accepted into the Pension Plan. Motion was seconded by Commissioner
Insco and carried unanimously.
There being no further business to corne before the Board, the meeting was
adjourned at 3:05 P.M.
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ORDI~^NCE NO, 779
AN OHDIEAtiCE OF 'mE CITY OF CLEARWATER, FLORIDA,
AMENDING SECTIO~ l~~ CHAPTER 32, OF THE CODE OF
THE CLTI OF CLEARWA.ER 1950 BY AMENDING THE
SCHEDULE OF RA'fES AND CHARGES FOR WATER SERVICE
FURNISKED BY THE CITY: REPEALI'NG ALL CONFLICTING
ORDINANCES. AND PROVIDING FOR THE EFFECTIVE DATE.
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COloMISSION OF THE CITY OF CLEARWATER, FLORIDA:
SeQ~ion 1. Section 14, Chapter 32 of the Code of the City of Clearwater,
Florida, 1950, relat,ing to rata schedule for water service furnished by tbe City.
is amended to read as follows:
.Section 14. Rate Schedule.
Water rates under the differen~ schedules shall be as ~o11ows:
(a) Domes~ic (stores. offices, hotels, motels. aultiple and single
~amily residen~ial premises and general business establishments) rates shall be ,
~he f.ollowine. basad on monthly consumption:
CONSUMPTION CH~~:
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minimum o~ t2.25 per month.
.30 per 100 cu. ft.
.20'per 100 Cu. ft.
.15 per 100,cu. ft.
First ~OO cu. ft. or
Next 1000 cu. ft.
Next 9000 cu. ft.
Allover 10,400 cu.ft.
MINDUJl-1 B1 LL
For each custom~ billed under the domestic rate schedule there shall
be a mon~Bly minimum charge based on the size of the meter, which minimun charge
will alLc~ and,1nclude the use of certain quantities of water as'listed hereunder,
, but for tne consumption of water in excess of said allowance the customer shall
be pilleQ for said excess at the domestic consumption charge listed above:
Meter Si28 ~til1imum l-iont hly Water Consumption Allowed
Charlte Per Month
Under 1 inch $ 2.25 400 cu. f't. or less
linch, . 3.75 900 cu. ft. or less
l~.inch or li incn 5.25 1400 cu.f't. or less
2 inch 7.25 2400 cu. ft. or less
.3 inch 11.25 ~400 cu.ft. or less
4. inch 15025' 6400 cu.f't. or less
6 inch 23.25 10,400 cu. ft. or less
(b) Industrial rates, applying to customers using water in their
normal ac1iiv1ties for production or processing such as groves, laundries, mills,
~actories. ice plants. rerrigera~ion plan~s and similar establishments a~d where
it is es~ablished from past records or fut.ure experience and information t. hat
~he average monthl.y consumption of said industrial rate customers has or will
exceed J~ cub~c feet per month over any three month period, shall be as ~ollows,
based OD mon~hly conswmption:
COESrn~PTIQN CHARGE: l2~ per 100 cu. ~t. tor all water used.
MIEIMUM BILL:
For each customer billed under the industrial rate SChedule there
shall'" a monthl~ minimum cnarge based on the size of the meter. which minimum
charge 'illl allow and include t.he llSe of ce~ain quantities of waeer as listed
hereunc1~r, ,but f'or the consumption o~ water in excess of said allowance the
customer sba1l be billed for said excess at the industrial consumption charge
li8~ed above:
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Wa~er Consumption Allowed
Per Month
1500 cu. ft. or lesa
2500 cu. ft. or less
4000 cu. ft. or lesa
6000 cu. ft. or lesa
10000 cu. ft. or les8
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ORDINA~~E NO. 7(9
Class1f~ca~ion of customers as industrial for the above purpose shall
be made by the City Manager providing that an appeal from his decision may be made
~o ~he City Commdssion.
(c) Lawn or sprinkling rates, applying ~o customers who have had a
separate meter and piping installed fortne sole purpose of supplying ~ater for
lawn sprinkling or irrigation purposes and where there is no connection between
said lawn sprinkling system and the water piping serving the building or buildings
on ~he premises, shall be as follows based on monthly consumption.
CONSill4PTION CaARGE: 12~ per 100 cu f~. for all wa~er used.
MlNnw1Ulot BILL:
For each customer bi1led under the lawn or sprinkling rate there shall .
be a month1y minimum charge of $2.00 regardless of the size of the meter, which
minimum charge will. allow and incl.ude t.he use of up to 1.700 cubic feet of wa~er per
month, but any excess over said 1700 cubic feet per month shall be billed for said
excess at ~he rate of twelve cents per 100 cubic feet. Separate meters and service
lines installed for Ja~n sprinkli~g purposes shall be at the property owners' ex-
pense at standard fees for such it.ems as are inst.alled by City employes. If at
any time a customer desires t.o discontinue such sprinkling service, the City will
shut off the line and remove the meter (if so desired) and allow a reasonable
salvage price on the meter, based on 10% depreciation per year on said mete~'" i:Ol'
each year 1n service.
(d) All outside of city service to be twenty-five perce~ additional
~o above rates, all connections to city mains., and meter and installation to be
charged to property owner; application fees to be the same as set ~orth in section
4 of ~hi5 chapter.
(e) Special free fire protection for service, for any buildings to
be made at property owner's expense, for tapping and connection to outside curb
line. Connection to curb to be made by ~ater department and charged for at cos~
of ma~erial and labor. This 8erv~ce to be used for fire protection only, no other
connection other than fire hose to be allo~ed on this service. This service to be
installed by approva~ o~ superintendent of water department, and all valves on
hose connection to be sealed by him. Val~es to be opened only for testing same.
and in case of fire ~ithin building, the superintendent of water depa.rtment must
be immediately notified when seals are broken and reseal same. Failure to comply
with above rules ~ill be puniShed by a discontinuance o~ ~ree service, and a mater
mus~ be 1ns~alled at property owner's expense, before such service will be resumed.
Metered rate under scnedule (b). The water department. will not be responsible
for any damage on account of failure of' water supply .from any cause.
(t) An allo~ance wi~l be made for invisible underground leakage, if
unknown to tbe consumer, but no further allowance will be made after consumer i8
notified of such leakage. The allo~ance will be one-half of amount above the '
maximUm al10~ance of three hundred cubic feet. (Ord.No.408: Ord.No.55a.Sec.l,6-2l-46).
Sec~ion 2. 111 ordinances or parts of ordinances in conflict herewith are
~o ~he exten~ of said conflict, hereby repealed.
. Sec~ion 3. Tbe revised ra~es as hereinabove set oue shall be charged on
all bills rendered on and after August 24, 195a.
Sec~ion 4. This ordinance shal~ become etfective upon i~s passage in accord-
ance wit.h ~a".
PASSED ON FI R.S'r READING July 14. 1958
PASSED ON SECOND READING July 14. 1958
PASSED ON TRIED AND FINAL
READI:NG AND ADOPTED July 14. 1958
Is! Lewis Homer
Mayor-Commissioner
Attest,: .
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J.!).' R. G. Wh1 ~ebe ad.
Cit.y Clerk
P\lblished: Procr or Publica~ion
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CITY COMMISSION MEETING
July 14, 1958
AGENDA
CITY COMMISSION ME~ING
JULY 14, 1958
1:30 P.M.
~eports from City Manager
. -~ter Works Brass Goods
2. Additional Work at Marshall Street Treatment
Plant Recommended by Consulting Engineer
3. Other Engineering Matters
4. Private Lot Mowing Requests
5. Verbal Reports and other Pending Matters
6. Letter of Resignation from City Manager
Reports from City Attorney
~ Agreement wrfh Ross Campbell re Brightwater
Drive
8. Consideration of Proposed Rooring Contractors
Ordinance
9. Ordinance Amending Water Rates
10. Request for Assignment of Contract with
utility Service Maintenance Corp.
11. Consideration of Extension of Lease -
Bay Drive-In
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
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RESOLUTION
58-59
WHEREAS: it has been determined by the City 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 the costs thereof against the respective property.
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
properties in accordance with Section 128 of the Charter of the City of Clearwater,
as amended.
OWNER
Frances B. Hicl(s
1122 E. 31st St.
Brooklyn, N.Y.
B. P. Hicks
West Coast Hotel
Clearwater, Fla.
Lillie Whitledge
437~ Bay Ave.
Clearwater, Fla.
Kennedy & Strickland
814 Cleveland St.
Clearwater, Fla.
Margaret S. Edmunds
Box 158
Hinton, W. Va.
Merle Van Houten
1901 Edgewater Dr.
Clearwater, Fla.
Vito Fasulo
1449 Court St.
Clearwater, Fla.
Spencer B. Miller
1236 N. Sedeeva Cir.
Clearwater, Fla.
Kenneth L. Glide
1160 Iva St.
Clearwater, Fla.
Chas. H. Hardy
705 Vine Ave.
Clearwater, Fla.
Williwm L. Farrell
922 Pinellas St.
Clearwater, Fla.
James.J. McCoy
417 South Avenue
Aurora, Ill,
Harry B. Van Ness
1944 Macomber Ave.
Clearwater, Fla.
Smith P. Jewett
Rte 1, Box 288
Clearwater, Fla.
S. Howard Connors
1200 N. 7th St.
Marquette, Mich.
PROPERTY
LO'ts 25, 26, 27
Block S
Bay Terrace Subdivision
Lots 41 & L~2
Block A
Belmont 2nd Addition
Lots 47 & 48
Blocl<: A
Belmont 2nd Addition
Lots 18 thru 25
Blocl<: I
Belmont 2nd Addition
Lot A
Replat of Floridena Subdivision
Lots 21 & 22
Block B
Country Club Estates
Lots 23 & 24
Block B
Country Club Estates
Lot 25
Block B
Country Club Estates
Lots 28 & 29
Block B
Country Club Estates
Lots 30, 31, 32
Blocl.;: B
Country Club Estates
Lot 11
Block 11
Milton Park Subdivision
Lot 2
Block D
East Druid Estates Addition
Lot 5
Bloclc 6
Druid Park Subdivision
Lot 6
Block 6
Druid Park Subdivision
Lot 10
Block 6
Druid Park Subdivision
COST
$26.00
15.00
15.00
26.00
17.00
21.00
21.00
16.00
21.00
26.00
15.00
17.00
17.00
16.00
17.00
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July 14, 1958
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PASSED AND ADOPTED BY THE City Commission of the City of Clearwater, Florida,
This 14th day of July, A.D. 1958.
/s/ Lewis Homer
Mayor-Commissioner
ATTEST:
Isl R. G. Whitehead
City Auditor and Clerk
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July 11, 1958
Hon. Mayor & Members of City Commission
Gentlemen:
You have asked for my resignation. You have it, any date you wish to make it effective.
Faithfully,
Is/ Jack Tallent
July 14, 1958
Hon. Mayor and Members of City Commission
City of Clearwater
I withdraw my resignation dated .July 11, 1958.
Publicity thereon has blamed me of many things for which I was not responsible.
Only by this procedure can the matter be cleared.
If the Commdssion wishes to dismiss me I demand written charges and a public hearing
upon the same before the Commission.
/s/ Jack Tallent
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June 30, 1958
Honorable City Commdssion
Clearwater, Florida
Gentlemen:
As Trustees of the City of Clearwater Employees' Pension Fund, you are hereby notified
that, James L. Wimbush, a laborer, utilities Dept. Refuse Division, has been duly
examined by a local physician and designated by him as a "First Classll risk.
The above employee began his service with the City on Dec. 30, 1957.
years of age (birthdate -- Sept. 9, 1928) and meets the requirements
S~rvice. It is hereby recommended by the Advisory Committee that he
membership.
He is under 45
of our Civil
be accepted into
Very truly yours,
Advisory Committee of The Employees I Pension Fund
/s/ Paul Kane, Chairman
/.S! Edwin Blanton
Is/ Helen Peters
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.June 30, 1958
Honorable City Commdssion
Clearwater, Florida
Gentlemen:
As Trustees of the City of Clearwater Employees' Pension Fund, you are hereby notified
that, Ulyssee Barber, a laborer, utilities Department, Refuse Division, 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 Dec. 26, 1957. He is under 45
years of age (birthdate -- May 27, 1933) and meets the requirements of our Civil
Service. It is hereby recommended by the Advisory Commdttee that he be accepted into
membership.
Very truly yours,
Advisory Committee of The Employees I Pension Fund
/sl Paul Kane, Chairman
/s( Edwin Blanton
Is/ Helen Peters
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CITY CONIMTSSION 1'�YEETING
July 14, 195$
The City Commission of the City of Cl�krwater met in speclal session at the C:L�y
Kall, Monday, Ju1y 14, 195�, at 1:30 P,M. with the £ollowing members present:
Lewis Homer Mayor-Comrnissioner
W. E. Strang, Jr. Commissioner
Cleveland Insco,, Jr. Commisaioner
James H. tVatkins Comrnissioner
Absent:
Herbert R. Fields Commissioner
Also present tvere:
G. Weimer Actin� Ciby Manager
Ben Krentzma,n City Attorney
S. Licicton City Engineer
S�t, V, Schineller Representino Police Chief
The I�layor called tne meeting t� order. He recommended the anpointment of 1vIr.
George Dalby to the Civil Service Board tc� f'i11 the unexpired term of Mr. U. M. Slater
��iho had resigned. Ca�ssioner 4Jatk3ns moved Nir. George Dalby be appointed to the
Ci,vil Service Board to .fill the une�tpired term of Mr. Slater. Motion wa� seconde�:
by Co�ssioner Insca and carried unanimously.
The Mayor requested that approval cf the minutEs of the July 7th meeting be
postpor�ed to the next meeting, Comm�.ssioner Strang reported he had no corrections to
the minutes af the meetinos of June 16th, June 25i,h and June 30th. 3y consent, �the
approval a£ the July 7th minutes was dezerred to the next meeting.
A�etter of resignation dated July 11, ig58, from Mr. Jac� Tallent, City Manager,
waS read by the Mayor. The Mayor stated he had received another letter dated
July 1�-, 1958, irom N1r. Tallent withdrzwing his resignation and asking ii' the
Comanission wishes to dismtiss him tha� Nrritten charges be filed and that a pub�ic
hearing be held. Comm3.ssioner Insco inoved that the resignation of Jack Tallent as
City A4anager and his letter withdravain� the same and demanding t•�mi�ten charoes for
lzis removal be received, and that he be remo;�ed as City Manager efiective July 14,
1958, ti,rith tlzirty (30) days severance pay to be paid from that daze, £or �he reason
that his services and the results accomplislzed by him as City Manager have been and
are tu�satisfactory; further that writtien charges to that efiect be prepared and
furnished Mr, Tallent, and that a public hearing thereon be scheduled at the City� Hall
at 10:00 A.M. on Ju1y 17, 1q58. AYotion tivas seconded by Co_mmissioner Watkins an�
carried unanimously.
In regard to bid5 for vtater works brass fi �tings, tne A'Ianager recommended
accepting the lotv bid of $1,170.00 for 500 3j4 inch curb s-�ops and �`135.00 far 300
3j4 inc11 couplings from Farnan Brass Worics, C1eveland, Ohio, and the lovt bid af
$615.00 ior 500 3/4 inch c�rporation stops from E?1is & Ford Supply Combany, Dunedin,
Commissioner Strang moved Qn the recommendation of the proper authorities that the
Farnan Brass lVorks, Clevelarrd, Ohio, he awarded the bid for Items 1 and 3 in the
amount of �1,305.00, �.nd �hat Ellis & Ford Supply Company, Dunedzn, be awarded the
bid fbr Item 2 in the amount of �615.00 and i,he proper officials be authorized to
execL��e the contract. Motion �vas seconaed by Commissioner Inseo and carried
unanimousl�.
The Manager repo�ted that Mr. Harold Briley, Consulting Engineer, had recommended
approval of supplemental agreement �4 to the Henry G. Dupree contiract for the Narshall
Street Setivage Plant Addition to cover additional concrete Ulorl� in the amour_t of
$1,612.00. Commissioner Stran� moved on the recommendation of the Consult3,ng Engineer
and �he City Engineer that the supplemental agreement ,-�'4 with the Henry G. Dupree
Company's c�iztract in the amount of �1,612,00 be approved; the additional contract
tiane of fifteen days be granted; the proper officials be authorized to execute tihe
agreement, and tl�at the funds be talcen from the revenLle certifica�te fund. Motion
was seccnded by Commissioner b�Jatkins and carried unanimously.
The Mana�er presented Resolution 5�-59 iallich would require fifteen property
ot�mers to clean their lots of tiveeds and underbrush. Commissioner Stirang motired that
Resolution 58-59 b� passed a:�d adopted and the proper ozficials be authorzzed to sign
it. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Insco and carried unanimously.
The Attiorney r�ported regarclin� the Brighttqater Drive sanitary sewer assessment
4f $357•50 for Lot 51, Bayside �2, that �he original oi,mer, Mr. Dave Price, had
pald y�128.46 toward the temporary setiver line to serve that lat and tliat the present
oiamer, Mr. G. Ross Campbell, althnugh he had already paid the full assessrrient, was
no�a aslcing for a refund of $128.46 as a credit on the assessment since that hdd b�en
allc�tved in other cases, Commissioner Strang mov�d �hat the sum of �'y128.46 be
appropriated from unappropriated surplus for the purpose of malting payment of that
amount to G. Ross Campbell as a refuizd for a portion of a sewer assessment previously
paid by him o�z Lot 51, Bayside #2. Metion tivas seconded by Commissioner Watki.ns and
carried unanimously.
The Mayor a^equested that Iteni 8, "Consideration of, Proposed Roofin� Contractors"
Ordinance", be deferred to the next meetin�. By consent, �his was done,
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CITY COMD�IISSION MEETING
July 1!I-, 1g58
The Attorney read on its first read3.ng Ordinance 779 which would amend Sectl.on �.�,
Chap�er 32, Ci�y Code, by increasing the rates and charges for Watex service.
Commissioner Strang moved that Ordinance 779 be passed on a.ts first reading. MQtion
taas secanded by Commissioner tiJaticins and carried unanimously.
Commissioner Stran� moved that Ordinance 779 be considered an its second reAclln�
by t�.t1e only tvith the consen� of the Commissioners present. P2ot:ton was secoizded
by Commissioner t^la�kins u�d carried unaniinously. The Attorney read the Ordinance by
title anly. Commissioner Strang moved that Ordinance 779 be passed on lts second
reading by title on1y. Motion was seconded by Commissioner tVatkins and carried
unanimously.
Commissioner Strano moved that Ordinance 779 be c�ns3dered c,n its third and
final reading With the unanimous consent of the C,ommiss3oners present. Mot:ton was
seconded by Commissioner Watkins and carried unanimously. The Attorney read the
Ordinance in iull. Commiss3oner Strang moved that Ordinance 779 be passed and adopted
on ii;s third and fiizal readin� and the proper officials be authcrized ta sign lt.
�Iobion was seconded by Commissioner Silsco and carried unanimously.
The A��orney reported that some time a�o the City entered 3.nto a contract wi�h the
U�i13ty Service Maintenance Corporation, Orlando, Florida, for the repair of tlie
elevated water tank on East Avenue in the stun o�' �_1.8,768.00, and tlzat the City had
received a le�ter from the First National Bank at Orlando, F1-orida, aslcing that the
City consent to the assignment of the con�ract to the bank. Commiss3oner Strang
m�ved that the recauest of Utility Seivice Maintenance Corporation for consent of the
Cit� to its assignment to First National Banlc in Orlando, Florida, of the intexest
o� Utili�y Service Mainten�nce Corporation in that certain coni;ract tvith the City
dated June 9, 1g58, pe approved subj2ct to the approval of Briley, jJild Rc Associates,
the City's consulting eng�neers, and subject to the final approval of the City
Attorney. Motion tivas seconded by C:>mmissioner Watkins and carried unanimously.
The Attorney presentLd a proposed extension of lease tivith Mr. Gus Drulias ior
the Bay Drive-In property (parz of T�act X, Ca�.zseway Business District) for a period
of fi�Te years from it5 presenti expiratioiz date of P4a;reh, 1q62. M.r. Herbert Broti�m
was present representzng Mr. Drulias. Commissioner jrlatkins moved that the Commission
approve this agreement and tur.n it over to P+Ir. Brown for his client's co�sideration
sub�ecti to the condi�ion that shculd the Engineer's survey indicate a description
wnich proved that the actual land there no�r be�ng ixsed is no� accurately described
that tlle description in the lease be amended to pro�ride for a descr7ption whi.ch
accurat•ely covers �he land nov� being used. Motion tiVas secoizded by Commissioner Insco
and carz�ied u.nanimously,
D1r. Richard Salamone stated that he taislied to construct two driveways for access
to Lot 2q, U7oodmere Heights, a duplex lo�, but '�ad been denied because his lot had
t0 foot frontage instead of �,0 foot .frontage. The Attorney stated that Ordinance 705
covering curb cuts and dr�veways does restriet his lot to one driveWay but recommended
an amendment to the ordi�a;nce to chan�e this for residential lots. Comm3.ssioner
"�Jatkins moved that the City F�ineer and the City Attorney amend Ordinance 7�J5 in
regards to tne cutt�?� of drivetaays in R-1, R-2 and R-4 areas. Motion vras seconded
by G�mmissioner Insco and carried unanimousl3J,
Mr, ti+J. P. Spette'1, 3og soutn Duncan, complained of noise from trucks and other
aetivity at the A11en Distributing Company, 403 South Duncan, during the night an�.
earlJ hours oi the morning. By consent, the City Manager tiJas iristructed to have the
Police L�eparLment issue a warning there and t'�en ask the people �jn the neighb�rhaod
�o cooperate ivith the Police Department �o inform tlzem so that they can check at
the �ime oi the violation.
The Attorney explained that in order for an ordinaizce to be effective it mu�t
be publish�d 3n the net•vspaper either by title onl,y ar in some cases in full withirz
five days after passage. He e�lained that a c�py of Ordinance 777 had been sent to
th� Clearwater Sun for publica�ion on Friday, July llth, but they ne;lected to
,��zblish it on that day; therefore, it was necessary to repass th� ordinance on third
and final readin�. Commissioner t�faticins mojred wiih wlanimous consen� that Ordinance
777 be read again, tZoticn Uras seconded by Comm3.ssioner Insco and carried unanimously.
The Attorney read in full Ordinance 777 Trrh� clz Urauld declare �he City' s intention
to aru�ex acreage in Section 2-29-15, a portiori of Zephyr Gardens, all of Sunset
Highlands Unit l, a portion of Sunset Highlands Unit 2 and all of Sunset Lake Estates
Unit l. Commi.ssioner Strang moved that Ordinance 777 be rep�,s�ed on third and final
reading and re-adopted as originally amended, and that the proper officials be
authorized to execu�e it. Motion was seconded by Commissioner ti+latkins and carried
unar_imax sly .
Commiss�oner Strang explained tnat �n the neva budget $18,000.00 had been
allacated to be paid to Pinellas County for use of the County sanitary fill for
garbabe and trash. He reportecl he had been ?nfor•med by Ntr. Robert Stuler, Director
of the Pinellas CounLy Planning and Zonino Departmen.t, that the figure due the County
wauld be �;26, OQ0.00 but since the City ti�tou_td nat have all the neUt trucks � n use
during the entire year he said the amount vrould be xeduced to �21,000.00 far the rest
of this year. Commissioner Strang moved that an additional �3,Q00,00 be transferred
fram unappropriated surplus to the proper accaunt to brin� this amuunt up to
�21,000.00 for the balance af thia year so that the City can get a de=inite contr�et
zvith the County, Moiion vras seconded by Commis3ioner Udatkins and carried unanimously.
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CITY COMMISSION N�ETING
July 7-4, 1958
CommiNs3,oner Inaco reported that the Traffic Divislon of the Police Department
has been wi�haut the use af its s�tation wagpn for about twc� weeks< He suggested
that the Mana�er be ins�ructed to advertis� for bids to replac� that piece of
equipment since �.t tia�,s approved in the new budget. By cons�nt, •�Yie Manager �vas so
instructed.
Commissioner Insco commented the traffic si�n at the entran,ce to the Memori.al
Causeway developed by the Junior Chamber of Commerce is i� a bad state of repair,
and since he understood maintenance of the s�.gn was ineluded in the budget for the
Jay�ees, he suggested the City Manager vtrite them a letter and a�k how the City can
cooperdte wlth them in ge�ting that traffic sign in order.
Commissioner Watkins reported that the Civil Defense Director of Pinellas
County advised him that our radio will be �.n constant contact �rith the Tampa Weather
Eiureau and from naw on will receive Yaourly reports from the �leather Bureat? concerning
not only hurricanes but on all ��reather so perhaps in the futvre it vai11 be posaible
tp g�.ve people a little bit better warning than in the pas�.
The Mayor announced the four Commissioners present had attended the Suncoast
League oi Municipalities meeting in NaplPs, tooether with the �ssistant City Attorn�y,
and the City was honored to have Commissioner Insco slected the first �ice president
oi the League and Commissioner Strang elected to the Board of Directors.
Mr. CaI W. Anderson, 9 North Meteor, asked abo�a.t a�z ordinance keeping trucks
off rEsidentiaT streets, He said it was proposed to resu.rface and curb his s�reet
and if possible he would like ta have the heavy truci�s kept off of -�t. The City
Attorney ex�lained that the Traffic Department had prepared a list of streets which
are designated as truck routes. Commissioner GJatkins moved the maiter be reierred
to the Traffic Department and request that they make a further study of it to try
to see jvhat they can do to eliminate the situa�ion, Motion was seconded by
Commissi�ner Strang and carried unanimou:sly.
Commi.ssioner Insco suggested that CommissiDner Strang be name3 Acting Mayar
during the period Mayor Homer is on vacati�n from July 25th to August 24th.
Gommissioner Insco moved that Commissioner Strang be elected Act3ng Mayor durin�
the absence of Mayor Homer from the C9_ty. Motion was seconded by Commissioner
Ula�lcins. Upon the vote being taken, Commissioners Insco, Watkins and Homer voted "Aye".
Commissioner Strang did not vote. Motion carried.
The Commission, 1�ow adjourned as the City Commission and ac'cing as Trustees of
the PEnsion Fund, hzard letters read from the Advisory Committee re�ommer_ding the
following be accepted into membership: Ulyssee Barber and James I,. Z�Iimbush, laborers,
Utilit3.es Department, R�fuse Division. Commissioner Watkins moved that the two
employees be aceepted into the Pension Plan, Notion was seconded by Commissioner
Insco and carried unanimously.
Ther� being no further business to come bei'ore the Board, the meeting was
adjourned at 3:05 P.M.
Attest:
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bRDiNANCE N0. 7'j'�'
AN ORDINANCE' DE�LARZN(� THE INTENTION C1F THE CITY QF
Ci,EARWRTER, FLORIDA., T0 AI�iNEX PRQPERTY HEREIN/�'TER
I)ES^RISEU, i�FiSCH SS Pi?QI'ERTY I,YTNG NORTii OP' THE PRE--
SEAirt' CITY LINLI`� a ANP, EAST OF HIGHI,AND AVENUE, Pi�OPERfiY
AT THE S�U`I°IiWEST COIdNEii aF THE TNTEI3SECTSON QF SUNS�T
POINT itOAD AND ZiIGHLANv AVENUE PROPERTY I,YING IraME�IATELY
NORTii OF SUNSE°1 HTGHLAND SUBDIVISTON, tiNZT 2, A PORTION
OF SUNSI'sT HIGYiGANY? SUEDiV,LSI(}N, iTNIm 2, ALIr OF SI3NSET
L�IiE EST4TES, UIQIT 19 SUBDItTZSI�N, AND l�IxL OF SUNSEfi
HICrHLANAS, UNIT l, SUBDNTSiON, INTO T�IE CORPORATE
LIMITS OF THE CITY OI+' C,LEARUlATFR� FZORIDAy iIP02tT THE
�XPIRATION OF TIiIRTY (30) DAYS FROM TH� PASSSNG OF
TiiTS OP,DII3ANCE, A,CGQRA3NG TO THE PROViSIONS OF �ECTI023
177:.04s FI,ORIDA STATU'I'&S 1957, AND PFiOVIDiNG FOR THE
EFFECTIVE DATE OF 'i'HiS ORDINANGE.
BE ZT ORDAINED HY TIi� CITY COMNLESSION OF THE CTTY Ok' CL,E�ARWATER, FLORiDA r
�A
Section 1. The City o� Clearwater,'F1or5.da, acting bs and through
its Ci�y Gormnias o�n, ereby declares its inte�tion to ann�x into the corporate
Iim3.ts of the �3ty oE' Clearvratex�, rlorida:, the �ollot�ting described lands 1�ing
contiguous to the �exritorial ].3mits of` said City, wh3.ch iands contain less than
ten (10} r�gistered votes�se
Parcel 7..
T�e So�.th 1/2 oP the $E Zf4� of' the SW 1/�F o� Section 2,
Tw�. 29S, Rge., ZSE, Pinellas Goun�,l, Floridas less a.nd
exee�t rigi�t-ag-way of Tampa and Gu].g Coast R. R. Compar,y,
and l.ess an� except. tlze followir� �raa� lying South and
East o� said right-of-wny., mnr� pa;rticularly descri'bed as:
From �he S 1/�- corner, �-29-15 as the POB run North �9° 22'
4$" W a;7:ong the 8, gine of sa3d Seation 2, 39�F.57 �t, t� �he
c�n�er 7.ine o� �he Seak�oag•d Air Line Railwa;� �3glzt-o�-way;
thenae run Nox��heastes'Ly alon� the center 13ne of said itail-
way right-oP-way ��F3.1� Pt. to a poir�t on �he N-S center
line of sa3.d Seeicion 2; thence run S 0° 07 ��46" East along
said N-S center line 202.87 �ta �Co POB, less �ight-o�-Ura�.
Parcel 2..
The Narth Y/2 of' �he SE 1j�F oP tne SW 1/� o� 5ection 2, Twp.
29�, li,�e. 7.5E,
Parcel 3.
The SW s/�F of the NE 1/�- oP the SI�J 1,� o�' Secic�on 2, Twp,
29s, �e. 15E.
Parcel �+.
The I�W 1/�F oi' the NE l/� os th� SW 1/� oi' Section 2, Tcvp.
29s, Rge. 15E.
Parcel 5.
Trie NW I/�+ o� the SW 1/4 of Seetion 2, �.'wP. 29S� Rge'. 15E
les� the West 330 Peet thereoi', anc� I,ats 1 through l0 in-
clusive, and �ots 14 th�ough 26 inc.cusive, B1.ock "A" and
Lots 1 �hr�ugh $ 3neZusive anci T�ots 13 �hrough 2� ineZu�iue,.
Block "�", a.].l in ZEi?� Gf�llr.^I�iS�, acco�ding to the ma,p or
plat thereof' as recorded in Plat �ook l�, gage 2�, I'ubl3c
Records oE Pine7.las Gounty, I'lorida., together uaith all
streets abutting said a.creage an� sa�.d �ots above described.
Parcel 6.
I,o�s 3�9 37� 3$9 39a 40, 4zy 42, �3 and �F�+ �f S�anset fl3.gh7.ands,
Unit 2, �.s reeo�ded in PZat Book u1, Pages 70 and 71, Public
Recards o�' Pinellas County, Florida, together with a7.1 abuttir�
streets.
Parc�l 7..
The West I/2 of the Nt�! 1/4 oP Section 2, `rwp. 29S, Ft�e, 15E
Z�S the NW 1/4 oF the NW 1/� of Section 2, Tarp. 29S, Rge. 15E,
and LESS Sunse� Ii�.�hlands Uni� IZ �.s recorded 3.n Plat Book 4-1,
Pa�es 70 and 71 oF the Public Reca�7;�ds of Pinellas County, I'loric�..
Parcel 8,
The NNt �./� of the t�Td 1/4 of Sect3an 2, Ti;rp. 2gSa R�e. 3.5E�.
�
;
aA�zr?�r�c� ha� 777
Parcel 9.
All of Sunset Lake Estates Unit I Subdivision, accordin� ta
u�ap or pla� i:hereof recr�rded amon� the Publ�c R�cords oi
Pine].].as County, Flo: i�a.
Parcel lOd
All of Sunset Hi;hl�nds, Uni.t I, Subdivi.sian, accardin� to
the map Qr plat thereof recorfled among �he F'ublic �ecords
of Pinellas Countyg. Florida.
8ection 2, 2he City of Clea�tater, FI.OPI.CI3� a�ting, by and through
its Ci'tp Commission, intends to �nnex the �oregoing lands according �o t�e pr^cs-
visions of Section 171.01�, Florida Statutes 1g57, and to Lhat end the City ClerY
is hereby direcGe�i to pnblish this Ordinance in the C1e�r�rater Sun, a news��per
publisheci in the City of G� earwater, once a��aeek fa� fonr consecut�.ve �aeeks
immediately after �he passage of this Ordinance.
Section 3. TLis Ordinax�ce shall becor�e effee�Give imnzediately
upon its passage.
ras��D �r� rzY�sT :��nzr�c
Pgss�D or. ��cop�� ��nz��
PASSED t3N 'P$IftD Aii}3 FT11AL
�ADIi;s AI�IJ ?�7A1]QP�ED AS
URIGINALLi.' AMENDLD
Attest•
�s1 R. G. Whitehead
City Clerk
Publisheds Proof of Publication
June lbs iJSV
dune 16, 195�
Julp 7, 195$
July 14, 1G58
f s% Le��is Homer July 1�., 19�$
Riayor-Co�missioner
ORDIN�INCE N0. 779
�11� ORBINAIdGE OF THE CITY OF GI;i:.'�Rt�AT�SI�� FI�ORTDA,
ARiENDIAix S�CiION 1L�.s CHAPT�R 32, OF Tt::� COTJ3?. �F`
THE CTTY 0�' CL�ARt'VA'��R 1950' BY A.21IEnDING fih�
S�HEDULE Q�' RA'.CES APiD CiiARGiS FQR WATLR SERVICE
FURI3ISH�D BY THE CITIr: P�EPEALI'NG ALL CONFLICTIIVG
ORT1INAhC��, AND PROVII}TNG �'OIf 1^HE �FPrCiiV� DATE.
BE I1 ORDt1INEI? $Y TH� GITY COtilSISS10N OF' THE CITY QF GZE<RR`�ATER, FiORI�iA:
Section 1. Sec�:.ion 1�., Chapter 32 of the Gode of the City of Cleartvatsr,
Florida, 950, relating to rate se�edule.for wa�er service furnished by the City,
is amended to read as follovzs:
TfSection 11�.. Rate Schedule.
ir�ater rates under tlze different schedules sha.11 be as follo��us:
(a) Domestic (atores, off3ces, hotels, motels, multiple and sinale
familp r�siden�ial. �reraises and geaeral business establisl�ments) rates shall be
�he foTlo��in;, based on monthly consumption:
GOtiSUi7PTI0l� CHARGFs:
Rirst J�00 cu. ft. or less, a minimum of �2.25 per month..
�text 1000 cu. ft, i .30 per 10U cu. ft.
Next 9001� cu. ft. t� .20 'per 100 cu. ft.
All ovzr 10,L�OO cu.�t. � el5 per 100 cu. £t.
tdTNITiUP•1 �II;I�
For each customer biZled under the domastic rate schedule therti shal.l
be a monthlp minimtua charge based on the size of the me�er, vahich mia�imum charge
wi11 allow and ii�clude the use oi certain quan�iti�s of water as listed here�zn�er,
buL i�r the ccnsump�ion of water in �xcess of said allowance the cusi:oner sha.11
be billed for said excess at the domastic consumption charge 1is'ted aoove:
i�eter Size
�Jnder 1 inch
1. inch,
1w inch or ].2 inch
2 inch
3 inch
/� inch
6 in�h
Tklinimum �honthly
Char�e
� 2. 25
3.75
5•25
7.<5
11. 25
15.25'
z3,z5
T�Iater Consumption AlloVaed
Per ��lonth
4.00 cu. £�9 or l�ss
900 cu. ft. or less
1k00 cu.ft. or less
2L�Q0 cu.ft. or less
4400 cu.ft. or less
61�00 cu.:fte or less
1d,4C0 cueft. or less
(bj Industrial raCes, applyin� to customers zisin� water in their
narmal ac�ivities for production. or processing such as groves, laundries, Mills,
factoriss,: ice plan�s, refrigeration pl�nts and similar establishmen�s and where
it is established from past records or future experience and information that
the averaga monthly consumption of said industrial. r ate cus�omsrs has or will
exceed 3000 cubi.e feet per month over any three raonth periad, shall be as iollc�k*s,
oased on monthly consu�pL-ion:
CqNSUiIPTION CHf�RGE: 12¢ per 100 cu. ft. for all kater used.
2dIPIIY�ti�I BTLL:
For each customer �illed under t31e industrial rate scheciule there
shall be a mon�Ghly minimum char�e based on the size of �he meter, which minimum
charge wil� a11o�r and inalude the use of ceri�ain quantities of water as listed
hereunder, but �or the consumptian oi wat�er in excess of sa�d alloraance tha
cust�mer shall be billed for 'said excass at the 3.ndustrial consumption cYa rge
listed above:
�ieter Size
� �
1 inch or under
l� ineh or 2 inch
3 inch
4 in^h
6 inch
\. ,
I�Siniraum tSon�hly Charge
� l.$0
3.00
1�. $0
7, 20
12 a(30
1�a�Ger Consump�tion tlllov��ed
Per I�iOR'GYl
1500 cu, ft. or le�s
�500 cu. ft. ar les:.�
1�000 cu. i t> or leas
60Q0 cu, fte or less
10000 cu. it. or Zeas
ORDTNkIeGE R�Q. 779
Classific2tion of customers as industrial for the above purpose shall
be made by the City I�ana;er providin� that an appeal.irom his decisi�a� may be made
to 1:he City Commission.
(c) La.van or sprinklin� rates, applying to cvstomers v+ho Yaave had a
separate meter and piping installed for the sole purpose of supplying water for
lawn sprinkling or irriga�ion gurposes and �vhere there is no connection between
said l�.wn sprinkling sysi;em and the �rater pa.pin� serving the building or buildings
on the premise�, shall be as fo�lows based on monthly constunption.,
COI�SUP�SPTIUI� ChARGEt 12¢ per lOQ cu ft. ior a11 water used..
idTNIP�UId BILL:
For each customer Y�illed under the lav��n or sprinklinp rate there shall
be a month.lq minimaam charge of �2.A0 regardless of the size of the meter, cahich
minimun► charge t•�ill allorr and ineluds the use of up to 1700 cubic feet of water per
month, but any excess over said 170Q cubic .�eet per month �hall be billed for said
excess at the rate of twelve cents per l00 cubic ieet. Separate meters and service
lines ans�Galled for latwn sprinklin; purposes shall be at the praperty owners� ex-
pen�e at standard fees for such items as are installed by Gity employes. If at
any time a cus�omer desires to discontinue such sprinkling �sruice, the City will
shut ofi the litte an� remove the meter (ii so desired� and allo�a a reasonable
�'�ge price on the meter„ based on l0� dagreciation per yeax on said II6tSa ��:•
eac:�i year in service.
{d) A11 outside of city sErvice to be tc�enty-five gercent additional
to above rates, all connections to city mains., and meter and installatian to be
charge� to property owner; applicatio� fees to be the same as set £orth in section
4 of, this chapter.,
(e) Special free iire pratection for service, Sor anp buil.dings to
U� made at pioperty o�ner'a expense, for tappin� and connection to outside cugb
line. Conn�c�inn ta curb to be made �y v:ater depari;ment and charged icr at cost
of naterial and labor. This servi�a to b� used ior fire protection onlp, no other
connection other than fire hose to be allowe� on this service. This service to be
installed by approval of sugerintendent ai wa�ter departmer�t, and aZl valves on
hose connection to be sealed by him. valv�es to be opened only for testin� sz..�e,
and in case of'fire within buildi n�, the s uperintendent of wa�er degartment �ust
be immediately notified when seals are broken and reseal sarr�eo �aa.lure to comgly
wi�h aUove rules taill be punishad bq a dis�oni;inuance of iree service, and a meter
must be installed at progerty ozoner's expsnsey, before such service will be resumed-.
P�ietered rate under schec�ule (b), The v�ater depar�ment w�li �o't be responsiole
f�r any dara�ge on account of fai.lure oi ti�ater supglp from any cause,
(f) An alloV�ance will b� made for invisible underground leakaoP, if
unknown to �he consumer� but no iurthar alloc,anc� will be made after cansumer is
notified of such leakage, lne allo�tance will be one-half of amoun�G above the -
maximum allowance of L-hree hundred cubic �'eet. (Ord.No.40$: Ord.I�o.55�,Sac.1,6-21-t��}.
Sect�on 2. Ali ordinances or pa�ts of ordinanePs in conflict herewith are
to the ex�-en� said conflic�, llereby repeaI.ed.
Section 3, The revised ra�Ges as hereinabove sat out shal'1 be charged on
all bi11s rendered, on and after Au�ust 2�., 195$,
Seci:ion 1�.. ttiis ordinance shall become effective upon its passa�e in accord-
anc e wi�C�law.
PASSED 0:� FIRST R'E�iDIPIG
PASSED QN SECpNU Ri.ADIN�
PASSED �N '.LHIP:D AIiT� �'INAL
Fi��4.DTiVG hTvll ADOPT�D
��Ciest:
(s) fi. G. G4hitehead
CiL-y Clerk
Published: Pro�f of Publicatifln,
.iu7. 1�.. 19 5$
Julv 14, 1y �$ �
Julv 14. 195$
/s/ Le�is Homer
hiayor-Commissioner
f_'
t' .
39�
CITY COMM:CSSION MEETING
July 14, 195$
AGENDA Reports from City Mana�er
CITY COM.MISSION MEETING T, B s, Wa er ores rass Goods
J�Y 1�.� 195g 2. Additional tiJorlc at Marshall Street �'rea�m�nt
1:3Q P•P7• Plant Recommended by ConsLtlting Engineer
3. Other Engineering Matters
Invocatiion 4. Private Lot Mowing Requests
IntrodLtetions 5� Verbal Reports and other Pending Matters
Minutes of Preceding Meetings 6. Letter of Resigilation from City Mana�er
Public Hearings
Reports of City Manager R.eports from City At�orney
Reports of City Attorney `7. Agreement wi oss Campbell re Bxi�ht�aater
Citiaens to be Heard Drive
Other Commission Action 8. Consideration of Proposed Roai'ing Contractors
Adjournment Ordinance
Meeting Pension Plan Trustees 9. Ordinance Amending S+later R�tes
10. Request for Assigrunent of Contract with
Uti]'_ty Service Maintenance Corp.
11, Consideration of Fxtension of Leas:: -
Bay Drive-In
RESOI,UTION
�
NlHEREAS; it has been determined by the City Commis,sion of the City of Clearwater,
Florida, that the property described below should be cleaned of weeds, grass andjor underY�rueh,,.
and �hat after ten (10) days notice and failure of the ouaner thereof to do sa, the City
should clean such property and charge the costs thereoi against the respective property.
NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED by the City Comm:i.ssion of the City of Cleax�Water,
Florida, that the follotving described property, situate in said City, sha11 be cleaned
of t�reeds, grass �ndjor underbrush within ten (10) days aFter notice in writing to tY�e
o�vners thereof to do so and that upon failure to comply �vith said nctice, the City
shall perform such cleaning and charge the costs thereof against the respective
properties in accordance with S�ction 128 of the Gharter of the l;i�y of Clearwater,
as amended.
OtiVNER PROPERTY COST
Frarices B. Hicks Lo s 2, 26, 27 ���
1122 E. 31st st. BJ.ocic s
Brooklyn, N.Y. Bay Terrace Subdivision
B. P. Hicks Lots �-1 & 42 15,00
West Coast Hotel Block A
Clearwater, Fla. Belmont 2nd Addition
T:illie Wnitledge Lots �7 & 48 15.00
437� Bay Ave, Block A
Clearwater, Fla. Belmont 2nd Adciition
Kennedy & Strickland I,ots 18 thru 25 26.00
814 Cleveland St. Block I
Clearwa�er, Fla. Belmont 2nd Addition
Mar�aret S. Edmunds Lot A 17.00
Box 158 Replat of �'loridena Subdivisior
Hinton, W. Va.
Merle Van Houten Lots 21 & 22 21.00
1901 Edge�aater Dr. Bloek B
Clearwater, Fla. Country Glub Estates
Vito Fasulo Lots 23 & 2�F 21.00
1449 Court St. Block 3
Clearwater, Fl�.. Gountry Club Estates
Spencer B. Miller Lo� 25 16.00
1236 N. Sedeeva Cir. B1ouk B
Clearwater, Fla, Coun�r� Glub Estates
Kenneth L. Glide Lots 28 t� 29 21:00
1160 Iva St. Block B
Clearwa�er, Fla. Coun�.ry Club Estates
Chas. H. Hardy Lotis 30, 31, 32 26,00
705 Vine Ave. Block B
Clearwater, Fla. Country Club Estates
4Jilliam L. Farrell Zot 11 15.00
y22 Pinellas St. Block 11
Clearwater, Fla. Milton Park Subdivision
James J. McCoy Lot 2 17.00
417 South Avenue Block D
Aur�ra, IZ1. East Druid Estates Additlon
Harry B. Van Ness Lot 5 i�.00
1944 Pdacomber Ave. Block 6
Clearwater, Fla. Druid Park Subdivision
Smith P. Jewett Lot 6 16.00
Rte 1, Box 288 Block 6
Clearwater, Fla. Druid Park Subdivision
S. Howard Connors Lot l0 17.00
1200 N. 7th St. Block 6
Narquette, Mich. Driiid Park SuUdivision
(Continued)
� 9 �--
CITY COMMISSION MEETING
July :L4, 1958
(Continued)
PASSED .�1ND ADOPTED BY THE City Commi.ssion of the City of C1earUrater, Florida,
Th3s T4th day o£ July, A.D. 1958-
/sj Lewis Homer
Mayor- Conuni s si oner
ATTEST:
/s/ R. G. Whitehead
City Auditor and Clerk
July 11, 1958
iion. Mayor & Members of City Commission.
Gentlemen:
You haVe asked fox�� my res3gnation. You have it, any date you wish to make it effective.
Faitkifully,
�`s� Jack Tallent
July 1�, 1958
�ion. May�r and Members of City Commission
City of Cl�arwater
� withdraw my resignatian dated July 11, 195�•
Publicity thereon has blamed me of many things for which I was not responsible.
Only bq tiv.s procedure can the matter be cleared.
If the Commission tivishes to dismise me I demand written charges and a public hearing
upon the same before the Commission.
;Isj Jack Tallent
June 30, 1g58
Honorable City Commission
Cleari�ratzr, Florida
Gentlemen;
I�s Trustees of the City cf Clearwater E�inployees� Pension Fund, �ou are hereoy notified
that, James L. Wimbush, a laborer, Utilit�_es Dept. Refuse Division, has been duly
examined by a local physician a��d dPsignated lay him as a"Firs� Class° risk.
The above employee began lzis service tait'n the City on Dec. 30, 1957. He is under 45
years of age (birthdate -- Sent. 9, 1928) and meets the requiremeizts of our Civil
Service. It is hereby iecommended by the Advisory Committee t11at he be acce�ted into
membership.
Very truly yours,
Advisory Committee of The Employees� Pension Fund
�sj Paul Kane, Chairman
�s� Edwin Blanton
�s� Helen Peters
,Tune 30, 1g58
Honorable City Commission
Clearwater, Florida
Gentlemen:
As Trustees of the City of Clearwater Employees' Pension Fu.nd, you are hereby notified
that, �[i!yssee Barber, a laborer, Utilities Department, Refuse Division, nas been
duly examined by a l�cal physieian and de�signated by him as a"First Class" r•isk.
The aAove employee began his service with the City on Dec. 26, 1957. He is under 45
years of age (birthdate -- tv[ay 27, 1933) and meets the requirements of our C�vil
Service. It is hereby recommended by tlze Advisory Committee that he be acce�ted into
membership.
Very truly yours,
Advisory Committee of The Employees' Pension Fund
jsj Paul Kane, Chairman
/sj Edwin Blanton
js� HPlen Peters