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07/28/1958 (Continued) 3Cf3 .. . l . ~.' ;'. '".' . \ F. ":', ~'"~'''.''''' . ,.. -..\' t. <".' .. ;..;..,....;;;,,~;j;~S~,;";".:_"",:"_.'.....c.....","~:..'....... ,~.,c;",;,-~~;~iil~f2~,~,~;~~~~~;L0;~i~~i~' . CITY COMMISSION MEETING July 28, 1958 The City Commission of the City of Clearwater met in special session at the City Hall, Monday, July 28, 1958, at 1:30 P.M. with the following members present: W. E. Strang, Jr. Cleveland Insco, Jr. James H. Watkins Absent: Mayor Lewis Homer, Acting Mayor-Cornrndssioner Conunissioner Conunissioner CommisBioner Herbevt Fields Also present were: G. Weimer Ben Krentzman S. Lickton Sgt. V. Schineller Acting City Manager City Attorney City Engineer Representing Police Chief The Acting Mayor, W. E. Strang, Jr., called the meeting to order. The invocation was given by the Reverend Harry Russell of Belmont Parl{ Methodist Church, Clearwater. Commissioner Insco moved that the minutes of the meetings of July 7th and 14th be approved in accordance with copies submitted to each Commissioner in writing subject to the approval of Mayor Homer. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Watkins and carried unanimously. A Public Hearing was called on the construction of an eight inch sanitary sewer in Missouri Avenue rrom a point approximately 200 feet south of Turner Street to a point approximately 150 feet north of Druid Road to serve the properties on the east side of Missouri Avenue only. The Engineer estimated the cost at $4.04 per front foot and re- commended doing the worl< by force account since it was a small job and either put it out on contract or have City forces do the work without advertising for bids. The Mayor inquired if there were any objections and there were none. After having held this Public Hearing and having heard no valid objections, Commissioner Watkins moved that the eight inch sanitary sewer on the east side of Missouri south of Turner and north of Druid be put in by force account and that the assessment be made against the property holders and that the proper officials be authorized to sign the agreement. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Insco and carried unanimously. The Mayor announced a Public Hearing on the construction of sanitary sewers in Engman Street from a point approximately 400 feet east of Greenwood Avenue to the east line of Block E, Greenwood Parl\: #2, and the construction of paving, curbs and drainage in Engman Street from Greenwood Avenue to the east line of Blocks D and E, Greenwood Park tf2. The Engineer stated there were no objections at the preliminary hearing and estimated the cost to those lots already having sanitary sewer as $4.50 per front foot and for the others at $8.00 per front foot. The Mayor inquired if there were any objections and there were none. Having he~d this Public Hearing which was attended by approximately eighteen property owners in the area and having heard no objections to the work, Commissioner Insco moved that the eight inch sanitary sewer, pavement, curbs and drainage in Engman Street be approvedj that the proper officials be authorized to take bids; that upon completion of the project the cost be assessed against the abutting property owners. Motion was seconded by Comrrdssioner Watkins and carried unanimously. The Zoning and Planning Board recommended that the following request (Item 3) for change from R-2 to Business zoning be denied: i \ l;{,~~~;r [><;-.t". '"TdL."",,,, . c.c t.ir)\fi;J;~"\~:;1\.. ?,,~., . Lot 11 less the west 125 feet, A. H. Duncan's Sub. (Pl. Bll:. 5, Page 26) The Zoning and Planning Board recommended the following request (Item 4) for change from R-l to R-4 zoning be placed on the zoning referendum: George Peele H. H. Young E. 7481 of S~ of NWt of SEt, Sec. 15-29-15, less W. 110' of S. 3931 By consent, although this was not a Public Hearing, the Commission agreed to hear from an adjOining property owner. Mr. Cyril Zurlinden, owner of Lot 8, Blocl{ A, McVeigh Subdivision, protested the proposed zoning change as he thought a change to R-4 zoning would depreciate the property in the adjOining R-l subdivisions. He was informed a public hearing would be held before these requests were placed on the referendum. The Zoning and Planning Board recommended the following request (Item 5) for change from R-2 to R-4 zoning be placed on the next zoning referendum: Lots 1, 3 & 4, Bl. 3, Starr & Savery's Addition. The Zoning Board recommended further that Lot 2, Blocl{ 3, Starr & Savery's Addition, also be included in the change to R-4 zoning. Conmdssioner Insco moved that Items 3, 4 and 5 be placed in the referendum file ~or consideration at a later date. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Watkins and carried unanimously. Episcopal Ch.. of the Ascension The Engineer requested that Item 6, "Mr. & Mrs. D. Brown request Present Tract of Land into Cityll, be postponed. Commissioner Watkins moved the item be deferred. Motion was seconded by COnmU,ssioner Insco and carried unanimously. '., . . '. . ,. r ,t --.~ j',. .. ".t,o' , " :. -I'.. ::', ' ~ . "," .. . . ._._,.,.L,......'Z\i~,'~;~;::;i:.::;;IJt)fi~ ."A ',~ ,.".;:.:....,.,.. " -.,,~ CITY COMMISSION MEETING July 28, 1958 (Continued) ~. William Castagna, Attorney, representing Messrs. Simon Marks and Stewart Golding, lessees of the Small Boat Marina, asked per'mission for Mr. and Mrs. Allen, tenants, to make exterior alterations to Store #B by replacing plate glass windows at the front and rear of the store w~th glass jalousie windows and to make interior plumbing and electrical alterations. Commissioner Strang refrained from discussing thi s item as hi s company planned to do the worl\: but had to vote on. the motion to make a quorum. COnurUssioner Watkins moved that the request of Messrs. Marks and Golding to make alterations to store #8, Snmll Boat Marina, be approved as per sketch submitted to the City Manager. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Insco and carried unanimously. On behalf of' Messrs. Simon MarIes and Stewart Golding, Mr. William Castagna asked that the lessees of the Small Boat Marina be permitted to extend the use of the present facilities to include the existing launching ramp to display boats and other marine equipment by decking it over and making a short pier or platform. By consent, the matter was taken under consideration to be decided after conferring with the Harbor- master and other Corrunissioners who were on vacation. S~nce there was only one bid received for 200 concrete barriers to be used to mainta~ll the groins on the north end of Clearwater Beach, the Manager recommended accept~ng the bid of $4,200.00 from Florida Prestressed Concrete, Tampa, and that an additional $4,000.00 be appropr~ated rrom unappropriated surplus for this purpose. Upon the recommendation of the City Engineer and the Assistant Purchasing Agent, Commissioner Watkins moved that the bid of $4,200.00 from the Florida Prestressed Concrete Company or Tampa for 200 precast concrete barriers be approved and that $4,000.00 be appropriated from unappropriated funds to be added to the original $1,000.00 in the present budget to pay for this construction. Mot~on was seconded by Commissioner Insco and carried unanimously. It was recommended by the Manager that the low bid of $2,399.00 from Larry Dimmitt, Inc., Clearwater, less $1,000.00 for trade-in of 1956 Ford Station wagon be accepted for a new station wagon for the Traffic Division, Police Department. Commissioner Insco moved on the recommendation of the Police Chief, Finance Director and the Assistant Purchasing Agent that the lowest bid of $1,399.00 submitted by Larry Dimmitt, Inc., be accepted and the proper officials be authorized to execute the contract. Motion was seconded by Commissioner \'Jatldns and carried unanimously. The Manager reconunended ac cepting the 101.'1 bid of $2,305.25 from Columbia Pipe Company, Columbia, South Carolina, be accepted for 4,200 feet of clay sewer pipe of various sizes and fittings. Conunissioner 1.vatl<:ins moved upon the joint reconunendation of the Public Works Superintendent, Finance Director and Assistant Purchasing Agent that the lowest bid of $2,305.25 submitted by the Columbia Pipe Company, Columbia, South Carolina, be accepted and the proper officials be authorized to sign the contract. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Insco and carried unanimously. The Engineer reported that City water had been requested in two areas outside the City north of Lakeview Road as the individual vlells in these areas had been contaminated by septic tanks overflo\'ling in recent rains. He stated the areas in Oakland Heights and Ar'Wmore Place Replat had more than ten registered voters living in them so annex- ation by ordinance could not be considered. He presented a ~cetch of proposed water main extensions north from Laleevie\'T Road to Jef"fords on Adams Avenue and north from Lakeview on Evergreen Avenue. Commissioner Watkins moved that upon the recommendation of the City Engineer that the proposed 2,500 foot six inch water main on Adams and Evergreen at the approximate cost o~ $8,557.00 be approved and the proper officials be authorized to proceed with the \'Tarle. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Insco and carried unanimously. It was reported by the E~ineer that there had been requests to remove the old wooden groins at the end of Somerset, Cambridge, Idlewild, Glendale and Heilwood Streets as swimmers were hurting themselves on them. He estimated it would cost from $750.00 to $1~000..00 to remove the five sixty foot groins but stated he would not recommend removing them without replacing them, He recommended placing signs of warning to the swimmers and thought that money should be placed in next year's budget for removing and replacing these groins. COmnUssioner Watkins moved on the recommendation of the City Engineer that the City Manager be instructed to have those groins properly marked and ident~fied so that people will l{no~ where they are. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Insco and carried unanimously. Th.e Engineer reported that there had been some delay on the Watkins Road paving worle and that he had calculated that there were five days when the weather would have permitted the contractor, Hadley Contracting Company, to work. He recommended penal- izing the contractor for five days at $25.00 ~er day. Commissioner Insco moved that the contractor be penalized for five days at ~25.00 per day. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Watkins and carried unanimously. The Engineer reported that there was a water condition that made it necessary to tear up one of the streets in the Industrial Park and put in tile to dry the street out and r-epave it. Commissioner Insco moved that the Acting City Manager be given the same amount of car allowance as the f'o~er City Manager ($100.00 per month) effective July 1st, 1958.. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Watkins and carried unanimously. (Continued) ~"-, ".',.1"';" -;l.'.:: " . : ~ ~ }',~~""''':; . , 1>' ., 'i ,! f CITY COMMISSION MEETING July 28, 1958 (Continued) ""'1 ' "' .:/, , , I I \ . .,',..'.,..,.,.,.:...,'~ ','..': The Manager presented Resolution 58-60 which would require thirty-six property owners to clean their lots of weeds and underbrush. Commissioner Watkins moved that Resolution 58-60 be adopted and the proper of~icials be authorized to execute it. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Insco and carried unanimously. . It was reported that Mr. John C. Young, Director, Clearwater Industrial Develop- ment Committee, had received an application from Hood's Mill<, Inc., to purchase Lot 18, Clearwater Industrial Parle, as a site for a Clearwater substation. Mr. Paul Hood was present during the discussion o~ the proposal. Commissioner Watkins moved that the of~er of Hood's Milk, Inc., St.Petersburg, as contained in their letter dated July 25th, 1958, for the purchase of Lot 18, Clearwater Industrial Park be accepted in accordance with the conditions set out in the letter, specifically indicating the consent of the City that Hood's Milk can as provided in the letter and under the conditions set out in the letter sell this lot to the International Investment Company, Tampa, in order that it can build a building which is to be leased back to Hood's Mille, Inc., and that the proper officials be authorized to execute the real estate contract for the sale or Lot 18, at a price of $10,930.50 which contract contains a provision authorizing pay- ment to Blanton Realty Company, not incorporated, the real estate commission in the amount o~ 5% for the sale of the property. Motion was seconded by Commdssioner Insco and carried unanimously, The Manager presented a request for the following supplemental appropriations from unappropriated surplus to the various departments listed: GENERAL FUND Finance :Department, Accounting Divioion, Boolcleeeping Machine Police Department, Supervision, Revolvers Fire Department, Fire Station Division, Salaries Public Works Department, Garage Division, Welding Machine II tt Streets Repair Section, Street Resurfacing Heavy Equipment Section, Dragline Salaries, Operation Parlcs & Recreation Department, Reel'. Div., Salaries, Athl. Dir. Marine Dept., Beach & Waterways Control, Wall Const. & Groin Jetty Groin Link Radio Other Agencies, Civil De~ense Debt Retirement, Pierce Street Parking Lot Rent TOTAL GENERAL FUND $5930.00 5040.00 17000. 00 735.00 25000 .00 16000.00 4134.00 4134.00 4000.00 1000.00 90 .00 500 .00 4200.00 ~U'77b3 . 00 $250.00 PUBLICITY & PROMOTIONAL FUND Employees Publication ' Commissioner vlatldns moved upon the recommendation of the Acting City Manager, the request for supplemental appropriations as contained in his letter or July 28, 1958, be approved in accordance with the letter and that the appropriation be made in the amount of $88,013.00 for the purposes set out in the letter. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Insco and carried unanimously. The Attorney read on its first reading Ordinance 780 which would annex into the City Lots 5-9, Block E, and Lots 8-14, Block D, Pine Ridge Subdivision. Comrrdssioner Insco moved that Ordinance 780 be passed on ~irst reading. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Watkins and carried unanimously. Commissioner Insco moved that Ordinance '(80 be conSidered on its second reading by title only with the unanimous consent of the Comrrrlssioners present.. Motion was seconded by Commissioner \'latkins and carried unanimously. The Attorney read the Ordinance by title only. Commissioner Insco moved the passage of Ordinance 780 on its second reading by title only. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Watkins and carried unanimously. Commissioner Insco moved that Ordinance '780 be conSidered on its third reading with the unanimous consent o~ the Commissioners present. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Watkins and carried unanimously. The Attorney read the Ordinance. Commissioner Insco moved that Ordinance 780 be passed on its third and ~inal reading and adopted and that 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 781 which would provide ~or a Board of Roofing Examiners for roofing contractors. Mr. Robert Bal~er, attorney, was present representing the roofing contractors. Commissioner Watkins moved that Ordinance 781 be passed on its first reading. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Insco and carried unanimously. The Attorney read Ordinance 782 which would replace Ordinance 705 requiring permdts for construction of any sidewalk, curb, curb cut, driveway, parkway or street. After some discussion, the proposed ordinance was referred back to the City Attorney and the City Engineer for further study. The Attorney reported that Mr. C. E. Gates, representing himself and other owners or property in the vicinity of Jerfords Street and Hillcrest to be served by sanitary sewer transmission lines installed by Mr. Gates, had asked that these transm:1.ssion lines be reserved to serve this area for which they were designed. He presented ReBolut~on 58-61 in which the City would agree not to allow other connections to such -. ,', , . .~'; . '!" ',,' .,' Il.i~~;'r!i"':'{ee,?,.,...... .' (Continued) ~--... - .. "~;id};!;;~;tl;~~1];:::~~~,L\",:~"",_." ,. .,.. ~. " ' ... .. . , ., ':..i.:~::./~,:"'..~~'.";~".,..'.l~. . ........'.." _'. J . (" .'" . ~ , . . ~. .', '. ".~' " ",. .....'H..... '.. ",\,'.~.~ ;' . lte)\~ ..'1 . '""""'j ,)'~~!J~!~&~ . "~~'j"'r~ CITY COMMISSION MEETING July 28:1 1958 (Continued) system for properties other than those described in the descriptions attached to the resolution and as shown on the attached map. Commissioner Watkins moved Resolution 58-61 be adopted and the proper officials be authorized to sign it. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Insco and carried unanimously. The Attorney explained that one of the conditions of the agreement with the Seaboard Air Line Railroad for the exchange of certain lots in Magnolia Park Subdivision was that the City vacate the portion of Jasndne \vay in the area to be deeded to the Seaboard Railroad. He presented Resolution 58-62 which would vacate Jasmine Way from East Avenue to a northerly extention of the west boundary line of Lot 4, Block 32, Magnolia Park Subdivision. Commissioner Insco moved Resolution 58-62 be adopted and the proper officials be authorized to execute it. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Watkins and carried unanimously. It was explained that there was a problem in the enforcement of Ordinance 773 as the clause requiring owners to pay a charge for garbage and trash as long as he was receiving any City service was creating a hardship for owners of' multiple units as when the owner was living in one unit during the summer he was being forced to pay garbage and trash charges on all of the vacant units. The Attorney presented a proposed schedule and application form prepared by the utilities Department. Commissioner Watkins moved to approve the recommendation of the Utilities Business ~nager and the City Manager that a regulatj,on be adopted and put into effect that would allow a reduction as set out on this schedule for refuse charges for multiple family units during such periods as the owners have indicated on the application forms of the City Utilities Department. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Insco and carried unanimously. The Attorney presented a deed to the City from Mr. David Brown for Lot 11, Block D~ Edenville Subdivision~ which was being deeded un the condition that the City take over the operation of the sand filter system located on that lot serving Edenville Subdivision and with a clause that if the lot ceases to be used for the sand filter that the title revert to Mr. Brown. Commissioner vlatkins moved that the deed be accepted in accordance with the terms contained therein. Motion was seconded by Conmdssioner Insco and carried unanimously. The Clerk presented tax certificates sol! to the County Finance Company, St. Peters- burg~ in the 1940 sale (#1782, #3445, and #9501-A) and at the 1941 sale (#2828, 7504:1 #8676 and 119505). He stated the records indicated the owners had later redeemed the properties for a total of $220.29 but the County Finance Company had never been re- imbursed. Comndssioner Watkins moved on the recommendation of the City Clerk and the City Attorney that the sum of $220.29 be transferred from unappropriated surplus and payment made to the County Finance Company. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Insco and carried unanimously. Resolution 58-63 was presented which would authorize the payment of $6,924.43 to Briley, ~fild & Associates, Consulting Engineers, for services in connectionwith the Marshall street and Marina Station Sewage Treatment Plants and the 1958 Water Improve- ment Project. Conunissioner \lfatkins moved that Resolution 58-63 be adopted and the proper officials be authorized to execute it. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Insco and carried unanimously. Commissioner Insco asked that the proposal of Mr. Nick Sagonias regarding the City's lots in Navajo Parl{ Subdivision be put on the agenda for discussion at the next meeting. The Mayor reported that there had been a verbal request from the Clearwater Memorial Civic Center Cornmdttee on Clea~water Beach that the City dedicate the land which the City had designated as the site for the Civic Center. He stated this group had paid an architect to draw preliminary plans of the civic center and would lil{e authorization to go ahead with the plans. By consent, the Attorney was requested to prepare such a dedication for approval. Commlssioner Insco reported he had received a complaint that damage was being done to the South Clearwater Conwunity House and asked the Manager to check on it. The Mayor reported receipt of a letter from Mayor Nick Nuccio of Tampa offering a space, 30' x 15':1 at the Florida State Fair free to the City for a landscaping exhibit. He asked the Manager to take the matter up with the Recreation and Parks Department Director~ the Chamber of Commerce and the Garden Club. By consent, the Manager was re- quested to acknowledge the letter, thanking Mayor Nuccio for the space and saying the City will conununicate further \'lith him. The CO~SSiOll, now adjourned as the City Commission and acting as Trustees of the Pension Fund, heard a letter read from the Advisory Committee recommending that Alexa Hambacher, Clerk I, utilities Department, not be permitted to enter the Pension Plan beca~se pr a physical disability. Commissioner Watl{ins moved upon recommendation of the Advisory Committee of the Employees Pension Fund that the Application of Alexa Hambacher be denied and that she not be made a member of the Pension Plan. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Insco and carried unanimously. There being no further business to come before the Board, the meeting adjourned at 4:15 P.M. ," ,_.~-..: ~. ~....~'" Attest: "., :. 'iI1!~~L '."'?:.:r~~~.:.::.":::,~t~~;:Qle~f'. . .' t.... ~~~ :: ""~'~ """",-. !!liil -..;;. ~ v" V".. , . .., ~~==:::;:::::~,~'""'<~,~,c~~~::,~:::::::::::=;:::~::::~:';t~;ft.5f~ '..:~:;' -." ORDINANCE NO. 780 AN ORDINANCE ANNEXING LOTS 5, 6, 7. g AND 9 OF BLOCK E, AND LOTS 8. 9, 10. 11, 12. 13 AND 14 OF BlOOK D, TOGETHER \vI'.rH 'l'H AT PORTION OF OVER- LEA STREET LYING BETWEEN SAID PORTIONS OF BLOCKS D At~ E OF SAID SUBDIVISION, ALL IN PINE RIDGE SUBDIVISION INTO THE CORPORATE LIMITS OF THE CITY OF CLEAR\'IATER, FLORIDA, AND REDEFINING THE BOUNDARY LINES OF THE CITY TO INCLUDE SAID ADDI- TION ACCORDING TO THE PROVISIONS OF SEC'l'ION 171.04. FLORIDA STATUTES 1957; ZONING THE ANNEXED PROPERTY AS HEREIN PROVIDED: AND PROVIDING FOR THE EFFECTIVE DATE OF THIS ORDINANCE. WHEREAS, ~he City Commission of the City of Clearwater, Florida, enacted Ordinance No. 776 on June 16, 1958, which ordinance declared the intention ot ~he City to annex Lo~s 5, 6, 7, 8 and 9 of Block E, and Lots St 9, 10, 11, 12, 13 and 14 of Block D, together with that portion of Overles Street lying between said portions ot Blocks D and E of said Subdivision, all in Pine Ridge Subdivision. ' into ~he corporate limits of the Ci~y ot Clearwater; and, WHEREAS said Ordinance was published once a week for tour consecutive weeks in the Clearwater suni a newspaper published in the City of Clearwa~er. Florida, proof o~ which pub icntion is hereto attached; and, \tHEREAS, more than thirty days have expired since the enactment of Ordinance No. 776, and no registered voter of the City of Clearwater, n~ owner of real esta~e in the ~erritory to be annexed. and no person ~homsoever has objected to such annex- ation or has applied to the Circuit Court of the Sixth Judicial Circuit in and for Pinellas County, Florida, setting forth any objections to said nnnexa~ion; and, WHEllliAS, all of the provisions of Section 171.04, Florida Statutes, have been complied wi th ; NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY 'l'HE CI'1'1 COH1USS!Oil or l'HE CI'l'Y .OF CLEARWATER, FLORIDA: Section 1. The City of Clearwater, acting by and through its Ci~y Commission, by the authority and under the provisions of Section 171.04, Florida Statutes, hereby annexes into the corporate limits of the 6ity or Clearwa~er, Florida. and redefines the boundary lines of said City so as to include the following: Being Lots 5, 6, 7t g and 9 of Block E, and Lots a, 9t 10, 11. 12t 13 and 14 of Block D of Pine Ridge Subdivision, together with that portion ot Overlen S~reet 1ying between said portions of Block D and E of said Subdivision, according to map or plat thereof recorded' in Pla~ Book 28. page 98, Public Records of Pinellas Coun~, Florida, this property t,o be known as Pine Ridge Subdivision. Said property is hereby zoned as follows: Lots 8, 9, 10, 111 121 and 13. Block D, and Lots 8 and 9, Block E shall be zoned "Bn - Business. LO~ ~. Block D and Lots 5. 6 and 7. Block E shall be zoned "R-1" Residential. The City Engineer and the City Clerk are directed to include in and set, out and show upon the official zoning map and o~her ofticial maps or the City of Clearwater, the foregoing proper~y wi th its zoning as indica~ed. Section 2. This Ordinance shall become effective immediately upon its passage. PASSED ON FIRST READING PASSED ON SECOND READING PASSED ON THIRD AND FINAL READING AND ADOPTED July 28, 1958 July 28, 1958 July 2S. 1958 (s) W. E. Strang, Jr. Acting-Mayor-Comm!ssioner At,test: ..., .l!.). R. G. Whitehead > :C1ty C1erk } y! .' ". ',,)."', ." - ", 'l''',. '.", ,..... , ,'<' ._.t', '.':: ." ......... .;,......: . . ',;[4 ~~.;,;J1t;':::~~:;::::::::':"~~:i~:;ZCj;':;':~,,';:~:~:::~~:!;Z~'~':;';!1:~~~~('~~~.".'"' '. ,. , .': ::::''t(~T~tflfttr ,.. .3fh;':'I\r~t .':. .....n;.'~~~. OITY OOMMISSION MEETING JUly 28, 1958 AGENDA CITY COMMISSION ~ETING JULY 28, 1958 1:30 P.M. Public Hearings 1. 811 San. Sewer East Side of Missouri South of Turner and North of Druid 2. 811 San. Sewer, Pavement, Curbs and Drainage in Engman Street Reports from Oity Manager 3. Zoning Change nequest - Missouri Ave. between Kingsley and Woodlawn 4. Zoning Change Request - 10 acres North of Druid and East of Lincoln 5. Zoning Change Request - NW Corner of Bay Be Pine 6. Mr. & Mrs. D. Brown Request Present Tract of Land into City, Contd. 7. Request of Messrs. Marks Be Golding to make Alterations to Store #8, Small Boat Marina 8.. Request of Messrs. Marks Be Golding re Ex- tension of Lease on Small Boat Marina . 9. Bids~ Manufacture and Delivery of Concrete Barriers 10. Blds~ Station Wagon 11. Bids~ Clay Sewer Pipe & Fittings 12. Proposed Water Main, Adams & Evergreen 13. Other Engineering Matters 14. Car Allowance, Acting City Manager 15. Private Lot Nowing Requests 16. Verbal Reports and Other Pending Matters Reports from City Attorney 11. Ordinanc~f.ffO Annexing Pine Ridge Subd. 18. Consideration of Roofin~ Contractors Ord, 19. Amendment of Ordinance #705 Regulating Curb Cuts 20. Agreement Concerning Jeffords St. Sewer Facilities 21. Resolution Vacating Jasmine st. from E. Line of East Ave. to a Line Adjoining the SW Corner of Lot 21, Bl. 29, and the NW Corner of Lot 4~ Bl. 32, Magnolia Park Subd. 22. Consideration of Regulations in Enforcement of Refuse Ordinance 23, Consideration of Acceptance of Pump Station~ Edenville Subd, 24. Reimbursement of County Finance Co. ror Re- deemed Tax Certificates 25. Payment to Briley, Wild & Associates Invocation Introductions Minutes of Preceding Meetings Public Hearings Reports of City Manager Reports of City Attorney Citizens to be Heard Other Commdssion Action Adjournment Meeting Pension Plan Trustees RESOLUTION -58"=bo WHEREAS: ~t 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 a~ter notice in writing to the owners thereof to do so and that upon failure to comply with said notice, the Oity 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 Anna Lillienthal 3824 Pine Grove Ave. Ohacago 14., Ill. David Per sonne 1710 Harbor Dr. Oity Louise Shadman 1017 Mohawk St. City Elti~e Arganbright, etal 1344 S. Washington Ave. City Steve Strogilos, eta 1 c/o 56 Inch Canteen Box 6630, Sparrowpo1nt John G. Woerpe1 432 Bay Ave. ~. . City . PROPERTY COST Lot 9 $T5:00 Block D Avondale Subdivision Lot 12 16.00 Block D Avondale Subdivision Lots 13 & 14 18.00 Block D Avondale Subdivision Lot 14 16.00 Bayside Subdivision #2 Lot .15, Lot 16 20..00 Bayside Subdivision #2 19, Md. Lot 17 . 16.00 Bl1yside Subdivision #2. (Continued) CITY COMMISSION ME~ING July 28, 1958 (Continued) PROPERflTY Lot lei, Lot 19 112- Bayside Subdivision Lot 20, Lot 21 Bayside Subdivision #2 Lots 22, 23, 24 #2 Bayside Subdivision Lot 25, Lot 26 Bayside Subdivision #2 Lot 29 #2 Bayside Subdivision Lot 30 Bayside Subdivision 1/:2 . ..~~i;~!:!':'o:~f"'~:::~::""'?C,'i:~:"::::"'\;:;,:,)''iP:;'~"~;'(:;c'''h;'~~~'",1~~~~\'~''''~~;;~;:~Z~~~:4~'~ -'h~r~:~\"~"!.:l1l/'!..;;J~t,''fl~~:':- ".' ,,\.-1 :~rr:!!t}1.i1'J.lj"'0!;h l_2,-,;.tr:.:i'":+,{It.*'i)f{ ",~~""~,!,~~':')c~,.l,:,,W:~\ir.Ri'~"?1".#..l-1~~~l~,:;;~l,,:t; l.'n'\..l.~Jii"~/~~f~l~i.':);~'ltt'r:,"_O:""~~':{j.{~; I"{ ":.t,l~~' '('~l; ~l.';:t:...t,"".!t~41~~~ '. a ~ ,:.', " JlIiK<<'4.I("__t\IIUH'.hWit.\.t.l),"'...'l.,(')('IOIl5J'1"......~inat.;l,f}~J""....,.....!~-,..,....~.~lfIiW'...~~.i:ljJ;.~", . ." ....~......+..~.c.... ';;"'':ooJ:..~;'''~ ~~ . ;.i;J'" O\'iNER t. P. Hovey, etal 659 Douglas Ave. Dunedin, Fla. David L. Price 1605 Clark St. City Leo J. Poinsatte 109 E. Columbia Ft. Wayne, Ind. Jean L. Colvin 10764 Riviera Pl. N.E. Seattle, Wash. Roberta B. Norwood 960 Lantana City Norman F. Scott 1460 Sherman Ave. Evanston, Ill. Brookhi1l of Clearwater, Inc. 1519 S. Betty Lane City Ernest M. Williams 1940 Cleveland City Brookhill of Clearwater, Inc. 1519 S. Betty Lane City Brookhill of Clearwater, Inc. 1519 S. Betty Lane City Ernest Williams 1940 Cleveland City Brookhil1 of Clearwater, Inc. 1519 S. Betty Lane City Frank P. Schueler 161-32 28th Ave. Flushing, N.Y. Isadora Rutenberg 1444 Gulf to Bay Blvd. City Wm. M. Goza, Tr. First Federal Bldg. City Jack Geals c/o Clearwater Country Club Betty Lane City A. L. Martin 907 1st st. Huntington, W. Va. Walter W. Ransom Rte 4, Highway 6 Davenport, Iowa Ervin E. Hammer 6135 N. Tripp Ave. Chacago 30, Ill. Eric Morrell 420 Lexington Ave. New York 17, N.Y. Merle M. Chamberlain 726 18th Ave. N.E. St. Petersburg, Fla. Merle M. Chamberlain 726 18th Ave. N.E. St. Petersburg, Fla. Elmer C. De Flaun Vine St. Nyack, N.Y. Merle M. Chamberlain 726 18th Ave. N.E. St. Petersburg, Fla. Caryl S. Garmezy 1334 Young Ave. City J. Cohen Hardy 2111 De Soto Way S. St. Petersburg, Fla. James B. . Simpson 'j:"" ' . 1404 Glen Ellyn Dr. :.-;.O;:::,:,.;J:~~~d:..:.-}i;J::~:,~,).:/.::"::.. .,". sh~~~;~d ~~d Cook \..,,,)::.~\t:. ,:Jj;~)/:~\;(',' :':, '::..,20l'Cortee St. (..... "-')'f '~. ",.x...>t ~r; .. "', ~ . C' . 'd' ." ".,::.,,'t>'<J,.:~.:.';;.'. ou ersport, Pa. '~-til!!I~~\r~;~~r;},f;tH;;fcC"'~\;l} ... ....~~.. . ',' . .;.' ?:JCj t,", . COST $rg:-o-o 20.00 24.00 20.00 17.00 17.00 Lots 14 thru 20 Block C Broolffiill Unit II Lot 21 Block C Brookhil1 Unit II Lots 22, 24, 25 B1ocJ.c C Brookhill Unit II Lots 3, 4, 5 Block J Brookhill Unit II Lot 7 Block J Brookhill Unit II Lots 8, 9, 10 Block J Brookhill Unit II Lot 8 Block E East Druid Estates Addn. Lots 1,2 Block A Fair View Addn. Lot 8 Block F Highland Terrace Manor Lot 1 ,High Point First Addn. 48.00 17.00 27.00 24.00 16.00 28.00 18.00 25.00 16.00 17.00 Lot 10 16.00 Block K Hillcrest Subdivision #2 Lot 5 17.00 Hollingsworth Subdivision Lot s 5 &: 6 16.00 Block 4 Magnolia Heights Lots 7 &: 8 19.00 Block 10 Mandalay Subdivision Lots 15, 16, 17, 18 36.00 Blocl<: A McVeigh Subdivision Lot 1 19.00 Block C McVeigh Subdivision Lots 2 & 3 24.00 Block C McVeigh Subdivision Lots 14 thru 18 43 .00 Blocl<: C McVeigh Subd. 1st Addn. Lot 7 17.00 Block D Pinebrook Highlands Lots 57 &: 58 23.00 Replat of SaIl's 3rd Addn. Lot 6 21.00 Block D Skycrest Subd. Unit 7 Lot 11 20.00 Blocl<: J Skycrest Subd. Unit 7 .( qont:l.nue~)' . .' ....~.... ..' .......,.~ ....~.. N" 'I..,~::'n . .'-1', ,"'~;i:". '..,.','" ,;. ~> "f' T; ~~....... .,:....!:...... _")l\..{ (;~;". .' ~~~1~;:~:::j:!,.::~::^' ""'ij""~:'!.'~~i;~,=,".O):;:.~::.~~:::~;~Ci'~.";:;:~::;::~iC~;;C:;;11~~~~,0', 3 8i:1"~' OWNER FfCA Jacobson 17 S. Meteor City F. F. Ernst 1621 Illinois Rd. City CITY COMMISSION MEETING July 28, 1958 (Continued) PROPERTY Lot 11 Block K Skycrest Subd. Unit 7 N. 20' of Lot 6, Lot 7 Block C Skycrest Terrace 19.00 COST $20.00 PASSED AND ADOPTED BY THE City Commission of the City o~ Clearwater, Florida, This 28th day o~ July, A.D. 1958. /6/ W. E. Strang, Jr. Acting Mayor-Commissioner ATTEST: /s/ R. G. Whitehead City Auditor and Clerk ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------- RESOLUTION N9. 58-bl WHEREAS, C. E. Gates has hereto~ore installed necessary sewer transmission lines for the purpose of serving the area hereinafter described and a sewer pump or ~i~t station located on Je~~ords S.treet in the vicinity of Hillcrest Avenue in connection therewith; and, \iHEREAS, said facilities were designed and installed according to plans and specifications approved by the F~orida State Board of Health and the Engineering Department of the City ~ Clearwater, at no cost to the City, and said C. E. Gates has requested the City to accept said faci~ities free and clear of all encumbrances and to take the necessary action to insure that the areas ~or which such facilities were designed will be served by them without additional cost to the owners thereof other than the cost o~ installation of sewer collection systems and tapping and connection fees and charges. 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 said sewer facilities are hereby accepted by the City of Clearwater as a part o~ its sewer system. 2. That the areas described on the attached sheet marked "Description of.' Area to be Served by Gates Sanitary Sewage Systemll and on the attached map marked "Area Map C. E. Gates Sanitary Se\'Tage System." May 195'r" are hereby designated as the areas for which such facilities were designed and are being accepted and the City hereby agrees that such of said areas as are not now being served by such system will be served in the future by said system or extensions thereof, without additional cost to the owners o~ said property other than the cost of necessary sewer collection systems and tapping and connection fees o~ the City now or herea~ter generally in effect throughout the City. The City speci~ically agrees that it will not allow connections to such system for the purpose of serving property other than that for which said system was designed to the extent that said sewer transmission lines or said pumping or lift station will be rendered inadequate to serve the properties described in the attachments hereto. PASSED AND ADOPTED, this 28th day of July, 1958. /s/ W. E. Strang, Jr. Acting Mayor-Commissioner Attest: /s/ R. G. Whitehead Ci ty ClerIc ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- DESCRIPTION OF AREA TO BE SERVED BY GATES SANITARY SEWAGE SYSTEM The E 1/4 of the SE 1/4 of the Se 1/4 of Section 15, Twp. 29S, Rge. l5E, less the E 165 feet of the N 528 reet thereof. and also: The W 3/4 of the S 1/2 of the SW 1)4 of Sec. 14, Twp. 29S, Rge. 15E, less the ~oJ 75 feet of the N 511 feet thereo~; less the E 258.19 feet of the W. 333.19 feet of the N 209 feet thereof; less the E. 300 feet o~ the W.. 633.19 feet of the N 276 feet thereof; less the E. 77 ~eet of the W. 770.19 feet of the N. 276 feet thereof; less the E. 225 feet of the W. 995.19 feet of the N. 151 feet thereof; and less the E. 290 feet of the W. 1622.63 feet of the N. 276 ~eet thereof. and also: The w. 3/4 or the N 1/2 of the NW l/~ of Sec. 23, Twp. 29S, Rge. l5E. less the W. 300 feet of the E. 1275 feet of the S. 158 feet thereo~; less the W. 150 ~eet of the E. 1200 reet of the N. 42 feet of the S 200 feet thereof; and less the E. 150 feet of the S. 323 reet thereof. '. and also: . .... ""~i'oJ"i0:i~~i'!'~dj~'_;;"m':';'~~,'~jJ"0~$"~'ff~i'C~"",.,::::~=:._,:,~~~:;,,,,'::::.:;:;t:;~0""i.'i~':t1' CITY COMMISSION MEETING July 28, 1958 (Continued) Allor Druid Groves Raplat (Plat Book h6, Page 1, Public Records of Pinellaa County, Florida), together with Lots '7, 6, 8, 9 and 10 Block B, and Lots 3, 4 and 5 Block C of Druid Groves (Plat Book 15, Page 48, Public Records of Pinellss County, Florida. and also: Allor First Addition to Gates Knoll (Plat Boole 38, Page 43, Public Records or Pinellas County, Florida). and also: Allor Rollins Subdivision (Plat Boole 43, Page 47, Public Records of Pinellas County, Florida) . and also: Allor Oak Acres Addition, Unit 3 (Plat Book 46, Page 6, Public Records of Pinellas County, Florida), together with Lot 2, Block C Oak Acres Addition (Plat Book 32, Page 70, Public Records of Pinellas County, Florida), Lot 10, Block F and Lots 1 and 2, Block H, Oak Acres Addition Unit 1 (Plat Book 34, Page 31, Public Records of Pinellas County, Florida), and Lot 14, Block E Oak Acres Addition Unit 2 (Plat Boole 14, Page 63, Public Records of Pinellas County, Florida). and also: The E. 3/4 of the S. 1/2 of the SW 1/4 of the SE 1/4 together with the W. 1/2 of the SW 1/4 of the SE 1/4 or the SE 1/4 Section 14, Twp. 29S, Rge. 15E. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- RESOLUTION -NO. 58-62 WHEREAS, the ovmers of the lots in Blocks 29 and 32 of Magnolia Park Subdivision, abutting that portion of Jasmine Way hereinafter described, have requested that said portion of Jasmine Way be vacated; and, WHEREAS, such portion of Jasmine Way is not now developed or used by the City or the general public and serves no useful purpose, and it is deemed to be to the advantage and best interest of the City and the general public that the same be vacated; NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COI~ISSION OF THE CITY OF CLEARWATER, FLORIDA, IN SESSION DULY AND REGULARLY ASSE~ffiLED, AS FOLLOWS: 1. That that portion of Jasmine Way from the East line of East Avenue to a line joining the Southwest corner of Lot 21, Block 29 and the Northwest corner or Lot 4, Block 32, all in Magnolia Park Subdivision, Plat Boole 3, Page 43, Public Records or Pinellas County, Florida, is hereby vacated, closed and released, and the City or Clearwater hereby quit claims and releases all or its right, title and interest thereto to persons entitled thereto by law. PASSED AND ADOPTED, this 28th day of July, 1958. Attest: /s/ R. G. \oJhitehead Ci ty 01 erk IS; W. E. Strang, Jr. Acting Mayor-Commissioner -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- RESOLUTION NO. 5~-b3 WHEREAS, Briley, Wild and Associates have heretofore been retained by the City of Clearwater to perform services as covered by the statement therefor hereinafter described and, WHEREAS, said services, as so described, have been performed and there is due and payable said Engineers from the City of Clearwater the sum of $6,924.43, according to the statement of said Engineers dated July 10, 1958, a copy or which is hereto attached and by reference made a part hereof; NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COr~SSION OF THE CITY OF CLEARWATER, FLORIDA, in session duly and regularly assembled, as follows: 1. That the swn or $6,924.43 be paid from the Construction Trust Fund by the First National Bank of Clearwater, Florida, Trustee thereof of Construction Trust Fund Agreement dated June 10, 1957, which Construction Trust Fund is derived from proceeds of the sale of Utility Revenue Certificates Series of 1956. 2. That a certified copy df this Resolution be delivered forthwith to said Trustee, which said certified copy shall constitute the direction of the City of Clearwater to said Trustee to pay the foregoing sum directly to the said Engineers rorthwith in compliance with Section 3 (b) and other provisions or said Construction Trust Fund Agreement. PASSED AND ADOPTED, this 28th day of July, 1958. /s/W. E. Strang, Jr. Mayor-Commissioner Attest: /s/ R. G. Whitehead Ci ty Clerk ., ", .- ., .'>h" ..\ . 'j"'''..' ,"'.., ,~"f y /' v/ " . . . . , ~et~ ,="c; ";::1~t: "., C, "'.,,;,~\'" '~i1f'~~':'.~~.il'" <<. _~:'..l~' " . '" ." , , ,; ..' .' :,t ~...., ., " ,i" , !' 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Hambacher" a Olerk I in the utilities Der.artment,,:' .::':)~i..~ ,", has been duly examined by a local physician and des:1.gnated by him as a 'First ,':, :::.+,');0' ; :;;:':,. >.Olass" risk except for a heart murmur which she has had all her l1fe.":;;:.~:g~~;j~~ .~ '. ....: "','. : It is hereby recommended by the Advisory Oonun:1.ttee that she not be ,~.::~:H~{:~';~';\::~;";"~':7~.,,~~!.:$J. ...... ,.':' ~>::t:<;, " accepted into membership. .'. ..'.,.',,\.?~;:<:~,~;rt.~f.i:l~.....". "'l;;,~f\;,~.\ . ..:. ':;':',,}'~:J" :;:,<t/\;~.C;:: ' '.<-. ", ,.,.. ",.' ",' , , ::.;.-\:,; ~jr:; .~\' >, ,:,::;,~:,).j'0~::::'/~'i:;~f:~:~lr~~\~::,,)~ .t .~,~~~.~~:~; 1~:~\ ". ",:,:.,,( Very. truly yours" . . \ ,':',;l':' ~;;:.~::i; ,:~:t-;' 1~~~;~ir' '7' /;;;;i."!.. '" .. · , <,,~,':,r'~::'~'::I!,."",'j'::' 0:' '.", "~~":,,\:.<li::-/ik.';,: . " ... . .., ::,..' . '~i{::::;.''''',)::~,:;,;",,, Advisory Oommittee of . ";'",,'t:.,, ',':-- ;,. ":::\;" ,<;"':k"-',' ...... 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I 1 " I - 1 J ,,4 t~ , it - - .. ~ .... .. � ��.�� // s � � � CITY COMMZSSION P�ET?ATG Ju1y 28, 195$ The City CommtsEion of the City of Clearwat��r me� in special session at the City Ha11, NTonday, July 28, 195$� at '1:30 P.M. with the follovaing members preQent; U!. E. Strang, Jr. Actin� Mayor-•Commissianer Cleveland Insco, Jr. Comm3.ssioner James H. Watkins Commissioner Abaent: Mayor Lewis Homer, Commissloner Herbe�t Fields Also present were: G, 4Jeimer Acting City Manager Ben I{rentzman City Attorney S. Lickton City EnginePr Sgt. V. Schineller Representzng Police Chief The Acting Mayor, W. E. Strang, Jr., called the meeting to order. The invocation was given by the Reverend Harry Russell of Belmont F'ark Methodist Church, Clearwa�er. Commissi.oner Insco mr�ved that the minutes of the meetings of Jul;� 7th and 1�Fth be approved in accordance vaith c�pies submitted to each Commissioner i�z writing subject to the approval of Mayor Homer. Motien was secanded by Commissioner ulat3cins and cax�ried unan3mously, A Public Hearing was called on the construction of an eight inch sanitary sevler in Missouri Avenue from a point approximately ^c00 feet south of Turner Street to a poin� approximately 150 fee't north of Druid Road to serve the properties on the easb side a�' Missouri Avenue only. The Enoineer estimated the cost at �4.04 per front ioot and re- commended doing the work by force account since it v�as a sma,ll job and either put it out on contract or have City Forces do the work without advertising for bids, The Mayor inquired if there were any ob�ections and there were none, After having held this Public Hearing and having heard no valid objections, Commissioner Waticins moved that the eight :Lnch saizitary sewer on the east side of Missour7 south of Turner and narth of Druid be put in by force accoUnt and that the assessment be made against the property holders and that the proper officials be authorized to sign the agreement. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Insco and carried unanimously. The Mayor announced a Public Hearing on the construct�on oz sani�ary sewers in Engman Street from a point approximately 400 f'eet east of Greenwood Avemze �o the east line of Block E, Greenwoocl Parlc #2, and the construction of paving, curbs and drainage in Engman S�reet from Greenwood Avenue to the east line of Bloeka D and �, GrEanwoad Park �2. The Engineer stated there were no objections at the preliminary hearing and estimated �he cost to those lots already having sanitary sewer as �L.50 per front foot and for the others at �8.00 per front foot. mhe Mayor inquired if there were any obJections and there vtere none. Having held this Public Hearing tivhich was a�tended by approximately eighteen property owners in the area and having heard no objections to tlze work, Commissi�ner Insco moved that the eiont inch sanitary seUter, pavement, curbs and drain�,ge in Er�man Street be approved; that �t-i,e proper officials be authorized to tal�e bids; that upon campletion of the project the coat be assessed against the abutting property owners. Motion was seconded 'by Ccmm;.ssioner Watkir_s and carried unanimously. The Zoning and Plannin� Board recommended that the folloWin� request (Item 3) for change from R-2 to Business zoning be denied: George Peck Lot 11 less the tvest 125 feet, A. H. Duncan's Sub. (Pl. Bk, 5, page 2G) The Zoning and Planning Board recommended the following reqtiest (Item 4) i'or change from R-1 tc� F?-4 zonir� be placed on the zoning referendum: H. H. Young E, 74$' of S2 of N�V4 of SEu, Sec, 15-29-15, less t�r. llo' of s. 393' By consent, although this was not a Public Hearing, the Commission agreed to hear from an adjoinino property oVmer. Mr. Cyril Zurlinden,, owner of Lot 8, Block A, McVeigh Subdivision, protested tre pro�osed zoning change as he thought a change to R-4 zonin� would depreciate the property in the adjoining R-1 subdivisions. He was informed a public hearing would be l�eld before these requests were plac;>d on the referendum. The Zoning and Plannin� Board recommended the following request �It�m 5) for change from R-2 to R-4 zoning be placed on th� next zonir� referendum: E�iseopal Cn, of the Ascen�ioi� Lots 1, 3& 4, B3. 3, Starr � Savery's �aaition. The Zoning Board recommer_ded further that Lot 2, Block 3, Starr & Savery's Addition, also be included in the change to R-4 zoning, Conunissioner Insco moved tha�t Items 3, 4 and 5 be placed in the referendum file for considsratic,n at a later date. Motior, was seconded by Commissioner 1JaticYns and carried Lulanimously. The En�ineer reque��ed tha.t Item 6, "NIr. NC i�lrs, D, Brown request Present Traet of Land into Cit�'�, be postponed. Commiss3.oner ti�latkins moved the item be deferred, Mot:ton was seconded b� Commissioner Insco and carried unanimou�ly. G (Continued) s CITY COMMISSION MEETING July 28, 1958 (Continued) Mr. William Castagna, Attorizey, represen�3ng Messrs. Simoiz Mar�cs and Stewart Gold3ng, lessees of the Small Boat Marina, asked permission for Mr. and Mrs. A11en, tenants, to malce exterior alteration� to Store � by replacin� plate �lass w3xzdews at the front and rear of the store tivith glass jalousie windotivs and to malce interior plwnbing and electrical alterations. Commissioner Strang refrained from �iseuss3n� this item as his company planned to do the `vorl� but ha�. -�o vote on the niotion to malce a quorum. Commissioner Watkins moved that the request of iVlessrs. Marlcs and Galding to make alterations i;o Store �8, Sma7,l Boat Marina, be approved as per sketch stiibmitted to �he City Manager, Motion caas seconded by Commissioner Insco and carried unanimou�Zy. On Uehalf of Messrs. Simon Marlcs and Ste�vart Golding, Mr, William Castagna asked that the lessees af the Small Boat Marina bs permitted to extend the uee of the present facilities to include the exis�ing launching ramp to display boats and other marine equipment by deck.ing it over and malcing a short pier or platform. By consent, the mattsr was taken under consideration to be decided after conferrin� wi�h the Harbor- master anc? other Commissioners who we�e on vacation. Since there was only one bid received f'or 200 concrete barriers to be use3 to maintain the groins on the north en� of Clearwater Beac11, the Manager recommended accepting the b3d of �4,200.00 from Florida Prestressed Concrete, Tampa, and that an additional $'k,000.00 be appropriated from unappropriated surplus for this purpose. Upon the recommendation of the City Engineer ana. the Assistant Purchaszng Agent, Commissioner Ldatkins moved that the bid of $4,200.00 from the Florida Prestressed Concrete Company oi' Tampu, for 200 precast concrete barriers be approved and zhat $4,000.00 be appropri.ated frora unappropriated funds to be added Lo the original $1,000.Q0 in the present budget to pay for this construction. Motion was seconde��l by Commissioner Insco and carried unanimouslv. It was recommended by the Manager that the 1ot•v bid of �2,399.00 from Larry Dimmitt, Inc., Clearwater, less $1,000.00 for trade-in ot' 1956 F�rd Station wagon be accepted for a neiy station -6vagon .ior the Trafi�c Division, Police Department, Commissioner Insco moved on the recommendation of the Police Chief, Finance Director and the Assistant Purehasing Agent that the lowest bid of �1,399.00 submitted by Larry Dimmitt, Inc., be accepted and the proper officials be authorized to execute the contract. Motion was seconded by Com:missioner WatltiinS and carried unanimously. The Manager recoizunended aceepting the lo�+r bid of $2,305.25 from Columbia Pipe Coinpany, Columbia, South Carolina, 'ae accepted for 4,200 ieet of clay �ewfr pipe of various sizes and fittings. Commissioner tJatiltins moved upon the joint recommendation of the Public SVorks Superintendent, Finance Director and Ass:Lstant Purchasing Agent that the lo��est bid of. �2,305.25 submitted by the Colunbia Pipe Company, Columbia, South Carolina, be accepted and the proper ofiicials be authorized to �i�n the contract. Motion was secoizded by Commi.ssioner Insco and carried unanimously. The Fngineer re�orted that City water had been requested in ttvo areas outside th� City north of Lakeview Road as the individual wells in theae areas had been coiztaminated by septic tan.ks overfloiaing in recent rains, He stated th� areas in Oakland Heights and Ardmore P1ace Replat had more than ten registered uoters living in them so annex- ation by ordinance could not be considered. FIe presented a sl.etch of proposed water main exte�zsions north from Lalceview Roa�. to Jeffords on Adams Avenue and north from LakeJiew on Evergreen Avenue. Commissioner Watkins moved that upon the recommenda�tion of the City En�ineer that the proposed 2,500 foot six inch water main on Adams and Evergreen at the app.roximate cost of y�8,557.00 be approved and the proper officials be authorized to proceed sarith the wo.rk. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Insco and carried unanimously. It t•ias reported by the Engineer that there had been r�quests to remove the ol.d wooden groins at thE end of Somerset, Cambridge, Idlewild, Glendale and Heilwood Streets as staimmez°s ��rere hurting themselves ori them. He es�imated it would cost from $750.00 to �1,000.00 to remove the five sixty foot groins but stated he would not recommend removing them v�ithout replacing them. He recommended placing signs of warning to i,he swimmers and thought that money should be placed in next year's budget ior removing and replacing th�se groins. Commissioner Watkins moved on the recorrunendation of the Cit� Engineer th�,t the City Manager be instructed to have those �rn:�na properly marked and identified so that people tvill �Cnow where they are. Motion was second�d by Commissiener In�co and carried unanimously. The Enoineer repor�ed that there had been some delay on the Watl�zns Road paving worlc and that he had calculated that there were five days when tk�e weather would have permitted the contractor, Hadley Contrac�ing Campany, to work. He reeommended p�nal- izing the'contractor for five days at �25.00 er da.y. Commissioner Insco moved that the contractor be penalized for five days at �25.00 per day, Motion was secondad by Commi�sioner Watkins �nd carried unanimoualy. The Engineer reported that there was a water condition that rnade it necessary to tear up one,of the stireets in the Industrial Park and put in t3.le to dry the street ou� and repave it. Commissioner Insco moved that the Acting City Manager be given the same amoun� of car allowance as the former City Manager (�100.00 per month) effeCtive July lst, 1958• Motion t�ias seconded by Commissioner Waticins and carried unanimously. (Continuea) CZTY COI�'LiSSION MEETING July 28, 1958 (Con�inued) The Manager presented Resolution 58-60 tivhlch would .enuire thirty-six property 4wners 'to clean their lots of weeds and underbrush. Commissior_er [�latkins moued that Resolution 58-60 be adoptecl and th.e proper officiala be authorized to execute it. Motion waa seconded by Commissioner Insco and carried unanimously. It was rsported that M�. John C. Young, Director, C1�«rwater Industrial Develop- menL- Committee, had receiv�d an application fiom Hood�s Milk, Inc., to purchase Lot 18, Clearwater Industri�,1 Parlf, as a si�e for a Clearwater substation. Mr. Paul Hood was preser_t during the discussion of the proposal. Commissioner 4datkins maved that the offer of Hood�s Milk, Tnc., St.Petersburg, as contained in their letter dated Ju1y 25�h, 195�, for the purchase of Zot 18, Clearwater Industrial Park be accepted in accordan.^,e with the conditions set ou� in the letter, specifically indi�atin� the consent of the City that Hood�s M3.lk can as provic�ed in the letter and under the conciitions set out in the 1�tte� sell this lot �o the International Investment Company, Tampa, in order that 3.t can build a buiZciing tqhich is to be ieasecl back to Hood�s I�IilY, Inc., and that the proper officials be authorized to er.ecute bhe real estate contract for the sale of Lot 18, at a price of �10,930.50 ,vh�,ch contract contains a provision authorizing paJ- ment �;o Blanton Realty Company, not incorporated, the real estat$ commission in the amount of 5� for the sale of the property. T�Iotion was seconded by Commissioner Insco and carried unanim�usly. The Mana�er presented a request for the following supplemental appropriations from unap�ropriated surplus to the various departments listed;. GENERAL FUND Finance Department, Accountin� Division, Bookkeeping Machine �5930.00 Police D�partment, Superviaion, Revolvers 50�-0.00 Fire Department, Fire Station Division, Salaries 17000,00 Public l�Vorks Department, Garage Division, Plelding Machine 735,00 " " Streets Repair Section, Street Resurfacing 25000.00 Heavy Equipment Section, Dragline 16000.00 Salaries, Operation 4134.00 Parks � Recreation Department, Recr. Div., Salaries, Athl. Dir. 413�.00 Marine Dept ., Beach & Ylaterways Control, Trlall Const .� Groin �-000.!JO Jetty Groin 1000,00 Link Radio 90.00 Other Agencies, Civil Defense 500.00 Debt Retirement, Pierce Street Parking Lot Rent �}200.00 TOTAI, GEN�P�AL FUND � 77 .00 PUBLICITY & PROMOTIONAL FUND Employees Publication $250.00 Commissioner Watltins moved upon the recommendation of the Acting City Manaoer, the request for supplemental appropriations as contained in his letter of 3uly 28, 1958� be approved in accorc3ance with the letter and tha� the appropriation be made in the amount of �88,013.00 for the purposes set out in the lettier. Motion was seconded by rommissioner Insco and carried unanimously. The Attorr�ey read on its .first reading Ordinance 730 tuhich Urould annex inta the City Lots 5-9, Block E, and Lots 8-14, Block D, Pine Ridge Subdivision. Commissioner Insco moved thai; Ordinance 780 be passed on first readino. Motion �vas seconded by Commissioner irlatkins and carried unanimously, Commissioner Insco movPd that Ordinance 780 be r.onsidered on its second read.ing by title only with the unanimous consent of the Commissioners present. Motion was seconded by Commissioner 47ai;icins and carried unanim�usly. The Attorney read the Ordinance by title only. Commissioner Insco moved �he passa�e of Ordinance 7F30 on its second reacling by title only. Motion was seconded by Gommissioner Watkins and carried unanimously. Commissioner Insco moved tha.t Ordinance 780 be considered on its third reading with the unanimous consent of' the Commissi�ners prese.nt. Motion was seeonded by Commissioner UJatkins and carried unanimously. The Attorney read the Ordinance. Commissioner Insco moved that Ordinance 780 be passed on its third and final reading and adopted and that the proper officialu be authorized to execute it. M�tion was seconded by Commissione� Watkins and carried unanimously. The Attorney read on its first reading Ordinance 781 which tivould provide for a Boa�d of Roofing Examiners for roofing contractors. Mr. Robert Baker, attorney, was present sepresenting the roof3.ng contractors. Commissioner Watkins moved that Ordinance 781 be passed on its first reading. Motion taas seconded by Commissioner Insco and carried unan3mously. The Attorney read Ordinance 782 4vhich iaould replace Ordinance 705 requiring permits for construction of any side�valk, curb, curb cut, driveway, parkwa� or street. After some discussion, the proposed ordinance was referred back to the City Attorney and t,he City Engineer for further study, The Attorney reported that Mr. C. E. Gates, represeni:ing himself and ot��er oivners of pro�erty in the vicin:Lty of Jeffords Street and Hillcx�st tio be sexv��d by sanitary sew�r transmission 1in�s installed by Mr. Gatie3, had aNIced that these transmission lines be reserved to serve this area for which �hey were designed. He presented Resolut3.on 58-61 in which the City wauld agree n�t to allow other eenilections �o such ( Cc,ntinue3 ) � CITY COMMISSION MELTING July 28, 1958 (Continued) system for properties other than those deGcribeti :Ln t1�e d�soxipbic�ns attached to the resolution and as shQwn cn the attached map. Conunissioner Waticins moved Resolution 58-61 be adopted an� the proper officials be autlzorized to si�;n i�. P4oi;ion was secnnded by Commissioner Insco and carried unanianously. , The Attorizey explained that one of the conditicans af the agreement with the Seaboard Air Line Railroad for i�he exchange of certain lots in Magnol3a Park Subr�ivis3.an was that the City vaca�t the portion of Jastnine 1�lay in the area to be deeded to the Seaboard Railr�ad. He presented Resolutipn 58-62 �•vhich would vacate Jasmine Way �r.om East Avenue to a rzortherly extention of tne t•vest boundary line of Lot 4, Block 32, Magnolia Park Subdivision. Commissioner Insco moved Resolutlon 58-G2 be adopted and tne proper officials be autk�orized to execute it, bYotion was seconded by Commissioner Watkins and carried unanimously. It was explained that there was a problem in the enforcement ot Ordinance 773 as the clause requiring owners to pay a charge for �arbage and traslz as long as he was receiving any City service was creatin� a hardskiip for ot,mers of multiple units as vahen �he o�mer was J.iving In one unit during the summer he was being �orced to pay garbage and trash charges on all of the vacant units. The Attorney presented a proposed schedule and appl�cation form prepared by the Utilities Department. Commissioner ti�Jatkins moved to ap�rove the recommendation of tihe Utilities Business Manager and the City Manager that a xegulation be adopted and put into effect trzat would alloz,r a reduction as set oixt on tl�is schedule.for refuse charges for mulLix�le f�mily units during such periods as the owners have indicated on the applica�ion forms o£ the City Utilitie.; Department. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Insco and carried unanimously. The Attarney presented a deed to the City from Mr. David Brotivn for Lot 11, B1ock D, Edenville 5ubdivisioiz, which cqas being d�eded on the condition that i:,ne City take over the operation of the sand fil�er system located on that lot serving Edenville Subdivision and with a clause tnat if the lot ceases to be used for the sand filter that the title revert Lo D'1r. Brown. Cominissioner Ulatkins moved thab the deed be accepted in accordance with the terms contained therein. Motion �vas seconded by Conunissioner Insco and carried unanimously. The Clerk presented tax certificates solrt� t;o the County Finance Comrany� St.Peters- - burg, in the 1940 sale (y�1782, �3445, and ��501-A) and at the 1941 sale (#2828, 7504, ,�67E and �`9595)• He stated the records indicated the oianers had later redee:ned the propert�ies zor a total of y�220,29 but the County Finance Compan.y had never been re- imbursed. Commissioner ti�Jat'�ins moved or_ th� recotmnendation oz the City Clerk and the City Attorney that the sum of �220.29 be transferred from unappropriated surplus and payment made to the �ounty Finance Company. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Insco and carried unanimously. Resolution 58-63 t-Jas presented which would authorize the payment of �6,924.�-3 to Briley, Wild & Associates, Consulting Engineers, i'or services in connectionwith �he Ma.rshall Street and Marina Station Se,vage Treatment Plants and t1�e 1958 udater Improve- ment Project. Commissioner �datkins moved that Resolution 58-63 oe adopted and tlae proper officials be autharized to execute it. R�otion was seconded by Commissioner Insco and carried �:�nanimously. Commissioner Insco asked that the proposal of Mr. Nick Sagonias re�arding the City's lots in I�Iavajo Park Subdivision be put on tlze a�enda for discussion aL the next meebing. The Mayor reported that there had been a verbal request from the Clearwater Memorial Civic Center Committee on Clea�water Beach that the City �edicate thL land tvhich the City had designated as the s�te for the Civic Center. He stated this group lzad paid an a�chitect to draw prel=minar�� plans of the civic center and �uould like authorization to go ahead t,rith the plans. By conaent, the Attorney was requested to prepare such a dedication for approval. Commissioner Insca reported he had rec.eived a complaint that damage tvas being don� to the South Clearwater Community House an:� asked the Manager to check on it. The Mayor reported receipt of a letter from Ma�or Nicl� Nuccio of Tampa offering a space, 30� x l5', at the Florida State Fair free to the City for a landscaping exhlbit. He asked the Manager to taYe �he matter up vlith the Recreation and Parks Department Direetor, the Chamber of Commerce and the Garden Club. By consent, the Manager was re- quested to ac'rtnotvledge the le�ter, thanking Mayor Nucc3.o for the space and saying the City will communicate fu��her �+ritn him. The Commission, nov� adjourned. as the City Commissipn and actin� as TrusteEs o£ the Pension Fund, heard a letter read i'rom the Acivisory Committee recommending: that Alexa Hambacher, Clerk I, Utilities Department, not be permitted to enter the Pens3,on Plan becat�se pf a physical disability. Commisaion_er GJatkins moved upon recommendation oi the Advisory Committee of the Employees Pension Fund that the �pplicatipn of lllexa Hambacher be denied and that she not be made a member of the Pension Plan. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Insco and carried unanimously. There being no further business to came before the Bc�ard, the meetin� adjourned at 4:15 P.M. Attest; .. /� )2�'� - �/l City Cler - ✓� �' � �ia r-Co ss oner ORnIPIAhC� 1�:0. 7£#0 AI�i QRDT�?ANCE AI�NEXI��G .LUT� 5s 6, 7, i3 AI3Li 9 OF n�.ocx �, �,rtn ��rs 8, 9, lo, il, Zz, 13 �hD �r�. OI+' BLtJGi� D, T(}��TI�� t7ITt� 'rHtIT PORTI�N OF OV�fi- LEA STREET LYII�G $�'i'uJ��2� SAID PORTIOi�S OE' BIACI{:3 D Ah'D L� OF' SATD SUBDIVIBI�N, ALL IP3 F'IN� RTI?GE SIiBDTV?'SIOid, ITv�� fiH�' GpRP�RATE I,Ii�iiTS OF Ti-tE CI`rY OF CI.EARI'dATEr�, FLt7IirDk, Aht� REI7r^,F'IIZTP.G THE F30UNDAFiY I,INES OI' THE CITY TO ItSCLiJDE �A:LD ADDT- 7']:ON ACCQRDINu .^10 TH� PROVIS'IG14S ;1F' S�C7'ZOIJ 171.04., F'I�'JFTDA STATUr�S 1�57i ZpNING `l'HE Aiv'P?F.X�I? PROP£$TY ��S HF..T%�II� PKDVID�D: AATD FROVII�II�;G �'OFi THE ��'F�CTIVE DATE �I' 7'HIS QRDIIdAhCEo P7HEt3EAS, the City Commission of �Che City of G1ear�•aater, L'lor� da, enaete�. Orc3:inance IrTo. 776 on June 1b, 1958, Vahich ardinancc declared the intention of the C�tp Lo annex Lots 5a 6� 7, � and 9 of Block �, �nd Lots $,. g, 10, 11, 12, 13 and 14 of Block D, together wiL-h that portion of Overlea B�Greet lying betwe�n said portions of Blocks D aa@ � of said Subdisri.si on, all in Pine Ttidge Subdivision, inta the corporate limi•ts of t-lze Gity o� Clearvaater; and, I�JHER�aS, said Ordinance was pub2ished once a�r�eelc fo� fou� consecutive tteelcs in ��.e Clearwater Sun, a ne�spa�er �ublished in the Citp of` Clear�ater, Florida, proof of �ah�ch publication is rerato attacheri; and, iVHEItE�S, more than thirtp days have expired sir.ce �he enactmen� oi Ordinance Ro. 7�6, ar.d no rPgistered eo�er of the City of C1;ear�uater, nc+ awner oi real estate in the territory �to be annexed, and no person kahomsoever has ob�7'a�ted to such annex- a�ien or has a�plied to th� C�rcui� CourC oi the �ixtn Juaicia� C`•i.rcuit in and for Pinel�.as Gountg, Florida, setting forth any obj�c�ions to �ai:d -3nnex��ion; and, �JiI��AS, all of the provisa.ans of �ec�ion 1�1.�/�, Florida Sta�utes, have been complied v�ii;h; I10`�l, THE1i�FOR�� Fs� IT OFtDAIN�D EY �Hi GI�.'Y C�:�iaiTBS.T�Gid 4� 7°�iE CITY OF CZEAR.^��t�P�R, FLOFTDh: Section l. i'he City of Clearwater, actin� by a�d t,hrou.�b it� City �ommission, by the authori�y and utider the pro�risions of Section ?71..(}1�, Flori�ia Statutes, hsrebp anne:�es into ��ie corporate limits oi the �ii:y of Cleart•rater, Fiorida, a�d redefines the boundary lines of said City so as to include the follow�:ng: Bein; Lots >, 6s 7, $ and 9 �f B].ock E, and I�ots $, 9, 10, 11, 12,: 13 and 14 of Block D of Pine Ridge Subdivision, tog�ther Yri�h that por�ion of Overlea Street lying betv�een sai� portaons of Block D and s� of said Subdivision, according to map or plat ther�of recordzci in Flat Book 2$, page g$, P�blic Records of Finellas Couni.y, �'lorida� this pr�pert;� to be k�o��n as Pine Ridge subdivisior,. Saici property is hereby zoned as folloYas: Lots $, 9, 10, 11, 12, ar_d 13, B1ocic 1�, and Lots $ and 9, B1ock �S shall be zoned tfBt� -�usiness. %ot .].l�,. B�.ock D and Lots 5, 6 and 7, Block � sk�all be zoned f�A_lir R�sidential,. The Citp Engineer and �clae Gity (;1erk are directed to include in and set out and show upon ��he of£icial zanin� map and oth�r oifi.ci�l �aps oi th� GiL-y of Clearwa�er, the foregoir� property v�ith its zonin� as indzcated. Section 2. This Ordinance shall become effsc�iva imtnediately upon i�s �assage. i'k95�D QN �IRSt HEkD11�G PASSED ON SECOl�D RE.ADIiVG PASSED OI� THII#D l�Py�J FIA'AL PtE�1D�Nu AiID ADOP 1 �D Attest: ( s } �., G. i�Jhitehead City Clerlc PlTI3LTSHED: 1'�t00F 0� F'U$LICA'TIflN July 2$, 19�$ July 2$, 195$ July 2$, lg5$ (s) 1;, �, Str�ng, Jr. Acting:i�tayor-Commissioner r _ �,� , � � � `� ' : ��I �l �/U CITY COMMISSTON MEETIN� CZTY COi'�A'�fISSION Ni�ETING July 28, 1�58 Jui�r 28, 1g58 AGENDA Publi.c Aear?;ngs (;Continued) , ' CITY COMMISSION MEETTNG l. an. ewer East Side �f Missouri JULY 28, 1958 South of Turner and North o�` Druid OLVNER PROPERTX COST 1: 30 P. M, 2. $" San . Sei�rer, Pavement, Curbs and Dra�.nage L. ' P. Ho�rey, etal L��B; Zot 19 ��rtS, �'p in Engman Street 65y Douglas Ave, Bayside Subdivision �?_ Invocati,on Duned3.n, Fla. Introductions Reports from City MaxZager David L. Price Lot ?_0, Zot 21 20.00 Mi.nutes of Precedin� Meetir�gs �' Zoning ange Request - Missourl AvE. 1605 Clark St. T�ayside Subdivision �2 ' Public Hearings bet�veen King�ley and �+Jaodlawn City - Rep�rts of City Manager 4. Zoning Change Reqtlest - 10 acres North T,eo J'. Poinsatte Zots 22, 23, 24 24.00 Reports oi City 4ttorney of Druid and East of Lincoln ?09 E. Columb3a Bayside Subdivision �2 Citizens to be Heard 5. �Qnin� Change Request - Nt�J Corner of Bay _ F't. Wayne, Ind. `O�her Gomm3ssion Action & Pine Jean L. Colvin Lot 25, Lot 26 20.00 - Adjaurnment 6. Mr. & Mrs. D. Brc�i:�i Reqciest Present Tract 10'764 Riviera P1. N.E, Bayside Subdivision �2 NieeLing Pension Plan Trustees of Land int� Gity, Contd. _Seattle, Wash. 7. Request of Messrs, Marks dc Golding to make Roberta B. Norwood Lat 29 17.00 - Alterations i;a Store �8, SmaJ.l Boat Marina 960 Lantana Bayside Subdivision �'2 8. Request o�" P4essrs. Marlcs & Golding re �x= C3.ty tension of Lease on Sma11 Bo2:t Marina Norman F. Scott Lot 30 17,00 q. Bids, Manufacture and Delivery of Concrete 1460 Sherman AVe. Bayside Subdivision �'`2 Barriers Evanston, Ill. 10, Bids, S�ation Wagon Bi:oolthill of Clearvrater, Ine. Lots l� thru 20 48,00 11. Bids, Clay Sewer Pipe ��C Fittings 1519 S; Detty Lane Bloek C 12. Propased Water Ma3,n, Adams €c E�ergreen City Brookhill Unit TI 13, Other Engineering Matters ' Ernest M. VJilliams Lot 21 17.-00 14. Car ATlo;vanc�, Acting Citg Manager 194Q Cleveland Block C 15. Private Lot M�win� Requests City Brookhill Unit II 16. Verbal Reoorts and Other Pending Matters Broolchill of Clearwater, Inc. Lots 22, 24, 25 27.00 1519 S. Betty Lane Block C ' Reports from City Attorney Clty Brookhill Unit II . 17. Or nance ,( 0 Nnnexing Pine Ridge Subd. Brookhill of Clearwater, Inc. Lots 3, 4, 5 24.00 18, Cons�derab3on of Roofing Contractors Ord, 1519 S. Betty Lane B1Qele J l�, Amendment of Ordinance �705 Regulatirlg City Brookhill Un3t II Curb Cuts Ernest YTilliams Lot 7 16.00 20, Agreement C�nczrnin� Jeffords St. SeWer 1�40 Cleveland Block J Facilities �ity Broolchill Unit II 21, Resolution Vacating Jasmi_ne St. from E, Brookhill of Clea�water, Inc, L'ots 8, g, 10 28.00 - ' Line of East Ave. to a Line Adjoining the 1519 S. Betty Lane Black-J - StiV Corner of Lot �1, Bl, 29, and the N4�f City Broolchill Unit SI Gorner of Lot 4, Bl. 325 Magnolia Park Subd. Frank P. Schueier Lot 8 �$,pp 22. Cansideration oi Regulat3ans in Enforcement 161-32 28th Ave, Block E ' of Refuse Ordinance Flushing, N.X. East Druid Esta�Ps Addn. 23. C�nsideration oi Acceptance of Pump Station, Is2dora Rutenberg Lots 1,2 25.00 Edenv��le Subd. 144�- Gulf to Bay Blyd, Block A _ 2�. Reimbursement of County Finance Co. for Re- City Fair View Addn. deemed Tax Certificates T,Jm. M. Goza, Tr'. ' Lot 8 16.00 ' 25. Payment to Br-lley, Wild Fc Associates First Federal Bldg. Block F City Highlar?d Terrace Manor ----•----------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Jaek Geals Lot 1 17.00 ejo Clear�vater Cottntry Club . High Point First Addn. RESOLUTION Betty Lane —58=0'0: 'City _ A. L. Martin Lot 10 16.00 U1H�REAS: 3t has been determined by the City Commission of the City of Cleartivater, 907 lst St, Block K Florida, that the property described belovl shauld be cleaned of weeds, gr�,ss:and!'o,r Huntington, W. Va. Hillcrest Subdivision �2 underbrush, and that after ten (10) days notice and failure of the owner thereof to do Walter 14. Ransom Lot 5 17.00 so, the City should c�ean such pr�perty and char�e the costs thereof against the Rte 4, Highway 6 Hollingswart:� Subdivision _ respect�vs property Davenport, Iowa NOtid, THERyFORE BE IT RESOLVED by the City Commission of the City of Cleartaater, Ervin E. Hammer Lots 5�C b 16.00 Florida, that the folloWin�; described property, situate in sal:d City, shall be cleaned 6135 N. Tripp Ave. Block �} of wee3s, grass andjor underbrush vrithin tan (10) days after notice in v�rriting to the �hacago 30, I7.1. Magnolia Heights cUmers thereof to do so and that upon failure to comply with said notiee, the City Eric Morrell Lots { 8c 8 1g.00 shall perform such cleaning and charge the cos�s thereof against the respective 420 Zexington Ave. Bioek 10 properties in ae.cordance tivith Section 128 of the C:�arter of the City of Clearwater, Ne�v York 17, N.Y. Mandalay Subdivision as amended. Merle M. Chamberlain Lots 15� 16� 17, 18 36.00 726 18th Ave. N.E. Blcck A OWNER PROPERTY COSZ� St. Petersbur�, F].a. McVeigh Subdivision Anna Lillienthal Lo ��6',00 Merle M. Chamberlaiil Lot 1 19.00 3824 P�ne Grove Ave. Block D 726 18th Ave. N.E. Bloclt G Chacago 14, Ill. Avondale SubciiVision St. Petersburg, Fla, McVeigh Subdivision �avid Personne Lot 12 16.00 Elmer C. De Elaun Lots 2 Rc 3 24.00' 1710 Harbor• Dr, Block D Vine 8t, Blocl� C City ' Avondale Su�ada.vision Nyack, N.Y'. McVeigh Subdivision ° Louise Shadman Lo�s 13 Rc 14 1$.00 Merle M: Ch�,mperlain Lots 14 thru 18 4�3.00 1G17 Moha�ik S�. Block D 725 18th Ave. N.E. Blocl� C C3ty Avonda].e Subdivision St. Petersbur�;, F1a. McVeigh Subd, l'st Ac�dn. Eltin e Arganbright, Ptal Lot 14 16.00 - Caryl S. Garmezy Lo� 7 17.00 �3�-� S. Washin�ton A.ve. Bayside Subclivision �2 133� Young Ave, Block D `' City • City Pinebrook Highlands "` Steve Strogilos, etal Lot 15, Lot 1'0 20.00 J. Cohen Har3y Lots 57 & 5a 23.00 c/o 56 Inch Canteen Bayside Subd3visioil �2 2111 �e Soto VJay S. Replat of Box 6630, Sparrowpoint 19, Md: St. Petersburg, Fla. ;Sa11�s 3rd Addrl. John G. W�ert�el Lot 17 16.00 James B. Simps�n Lo� 6 21.00 432 Bay Ave. B�yside Su.bdivisYon �2 1401E Glen Ellyn Dr. Block D ' City Muncie; Ind. Sliycrest Subd. Unit 7 , � ' Sheffield S. Cook Lot ll 20.00 (Continued) 201 Cortee S�. Blocle J , , Coudersport, Pa. Slcycrest Subd. Unit 7 T (Continue:d) - , _ - •'.,,.., _ ,.� � � / � " ' ��Q CITY COMMISS�ON MEEtPING _ CITY COMMISSION MEETING Ju1y 2fi, 7.958 Ju1y 28, 1958 ( Contiiztie:d ) _ ( Continued'� OGJNER PROPERTY COST A11 of Druid Groves Replat (Plat Book �F6, Page 1, Public Records of Pinellas County, �a A Jacobson �� 1� ��`b�0 Florida), togethzr with Lots 7, 6, 8, 9 and,10 Block B, and Lats 3, 4 and 5 Block C 17 S; Meteor Block K oi Druld Groves (Pj.at Book 15, Page l�3, Pub].ic Records af Pinellas County, Florida. City Slcyerest Subd. Un�t 7 and also: F. F. Ernst N. 20� of Lot &, Lot 7 19.00 ' 162I Illinois Rd. Blocic C A11 of First Addition to Gates KnoZl (Plat Baok 38, Page 43, Publie Records of •-' City Skycrest Terrace Plnellas County, Florida�, a�d also: PASSED AND ADOPTED BY T� City Commission of $he City 'of Clear�va�Eer, Florida, This 28th day of Ju�ys A.D, 1958• ' All of Rollins Subdivis�.on (PTat Book 43, Page �}7, Public Records of Pinellas Count �sj j,�r. E. Stran�, Jr. - Flora.da) . Y� Acting Nayor-Commiss3oner Aitd alsoc ATTEST: �s� R. G. '�Jhitehead A11 of Oak Acres Addition, Unit 3(Plat Baok 46, Page 6, Public Records of Pinellas City Auditor and Glerk CountJ, Florida), together w1,�n Lot 2, Bloek C Oak Acres _9ddition (Plat Book �2, Paoe 7Q, Public Records of P3nellas County, Florida),'Lot 10, Block F and Lots 1 and ?� --�`-----------------------`------------------- Bloek H, -0ak Acres Addition Unit 1(Plat Book 34, Page 31, Public Records �f Pinellas Coun�y, Florida), and Lot :.4, Block E Oak Acres Addition Un�t 2(Plat Book l�-, Page 63, RESOLUTION Public Records of Pinel�as County, Florida). No. _ and also: TnIHEREAS, C. F. Gate., has �eretofore installed necessars* sewer transmission lines Tlze �. 3 4 of the �, 1 2 of tlie S � / ,C W 1/4 of the SE 1/4 toge �her with Jhe Ul, l f2- of the P P' g'" . . P P t STrJ 1/4 of the SE l/4 o.f the SE 1�4 Section 1�+, T . 29S e. 1 E ior the ur ose of servin �he area hereinafter described and a sewer um or lif � 5. station located on Jeffords Street sn the v�.cin�,ty of Hz,llcrest Avenue in connect3oiz � ' , therewith; and, _ ' T�IERE�IS, said facilities �yere designed and installed accordin� to plans and RESOI�UTION �pecifications approved by the Florida State Board of Health and the En�ineering, • N- o. 5�G2 ' Department of the Ci�y c�' Clearwater, at no cost Lo the City, and said C. E. Gates has requested the City to accept saia facilities free and clear of a11 encumbrances 1VHEREAS, the o��mers of the lots in Blocks 2 and and to take the neaessary action to insure that the areas for Fvhich such facilities abutti,ng that ortion oF Jasmine la h g 32 of Masnolia Park Subdivi.sion, t,rere desi ned will be served b them withou� additional cost to �he o�aners thereof p, �f y ereinafter descra.bed, have requested that said g y partion af Jasmi.ne U)ay be vacat�d• and other �han tlle cost of installation of sezaer collection systems aild tapping and T�IHEREAS such �' ? • , portion of Jasrru.ne �Jay is not novr developed or used by the City or - connection i'ees and eharges, the �eneral public and serves no useful purnose, and it is deemed to be ta the advantage NOj�1 THEREFORE BE IT RESOL�TED BY THE CITY COMMISSI'ON OF THE CITY OF CLEAR6JATER and best interest of the City and the general public that the same'be vacated; > > z NOW, THE.RE�ORE, BE IT RESOLUED BY THE CITY COMMISSION GF THE CITY OF CLEARUdATER, FLORIDA, IN SESSION DULY AND REGULARL`T ASSEMBLED, AS FOLLOti�lS; FLORIDA, IN SESSION DULY ADTD REGULAR;,Y ASSENBLED; AS F(1LLOGlS: � L That that portion oi Jasmine Way from the East line of Eas� Aver�ue to a line 1. That saic� setaer facilities are hereby accepted by the City of Cleartvater as ,joiniilg the Southv�est corner of Lot 21, Bloc?x 2 and the 9 Nortllwest corner of Lo� 4, a part of i�s setaer system. � . : Block 32, all in Magnolia Parl� Subdiyision, Plat Book 3, Pa�e 43: Public Records of 2, Tlzat �he areas described on the attached sheet marked Description of Area Pinellas County, Florida, is hereb vacated closed r ' to be Served by Gates �anitary Se�;�.ge S.ystem" and oi� the attached map marl�ed "Area Map Clear&vatsr hereb ' y � and released, and the City ol C. E. Gates Sanitary S�t�vage' System, Niay 1957" are hereby desionated as the areas f,'�r Y qult claims and releases all of its righ�, title and �,nterest �vhich such facilities jaere desi ned and are bein acce ted and the Cit hereb a rees thereto to pc,rsons entitled thereto by law. g g P Y Y g PASSED AND ADOPTED, :this 28th day of July; 1.958. that such of said areas as are n�t no�r being served by such systein wiL be served in the zuture by said system or extensions thereof, without additional cost t`o the ot�rners �sj Trt, �„ Strang, Jr. of said property other thail the cost of necessary sewer collection systems and tapping Acting Mayor-Commissioner and connection fees of the City now or he�eafter ,enerally in effect throu�hout tne Attest: City. The City specifically agrees that,it Vrill not allow connections to such system jsj R. G. tVhitehead �or the purpose of serving proper�y other �han that for which said system was designed City Clerk to the extent tha� said sewzr transmission lines on said pur,iping or li�t statiori will be rendered inadequate to serve the properties describad in the attachments hereto, --------,--___________________________________ , i'` PASSE� AND,ADOPTED, this 28th day of July, 1958. RESOLUTION /�sf W, E. Strang, Jr. NO' 5_ 3 .Acting Mayor-Commissioner : WHEREAS, Brilej�, T�V31d and: Associates have heretofore been retained by the Ci�y of Attest�: Clearwa�er to perform services as covered by the statement therefor hereinafter described /�s; R'. G. Whitehead ai�d, City Clerl� GJHEREAS, said services, as so described, have been performed and therE is due and payable said Engineers from �;he City of Cl�ar�vater the sum of $6,924.43, accordin� to ------------------------------------------------------------------------=------------ the statement of said Engineera da�ed July 10: 1958, a capy of which is hereto attached and by reference made a part hereof� • DESCRIPTION OF A1�A TO BE SERVED BY GATES NOuI, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLUED�BY THE C2TY CONllyIISSION OF T$E CITY OF GLEARLJATER, SANIT4RY SFGIA�� SYSTEM FLORIDA, in session duly �.nd regularl;� asssmbled, as follotivs; 1, That the stun of $6, 924 .�43 be paid from the Constructioil Trust Fund by bhe The E Z�4 of the SF 1/4 of the Se lf4 oi Section 15, Twp. 295, Rge. 15E, less the E First Nat�Conal Bank of Clearwatery Florida, Trustee thereof of Construction Trust Fund 165 feet of +he N 528 feet thereof. A�ie�ment dated June 10, i957, which Conatruction Trust Fund is derived from proceeds aizd also: of the sale of i3tility Re�renue Certificates Ser.ies of 1956. - 2. That a certified copy of this Resolution be delivered forthivi�h to said The tid 3/4 of the S 1�2 of the SW 1/j{- of Sec. 14, Twp. 295, Rge: 15E, less the 4+1 75 Trustee, which said certi�ied co shall cons ' • feet oi the N 511 feet i;hereof; less �he E 258.1q feet of tYie W. 333.1g feet of the ClearwatPr t P pS' �3�ute the direction of the Cs.ty of ' IvT 209 feet thereoi`• �.ess the E. 00 zeet of the l�l. 6 .]. feet of the 2 6 feet , o said Truste_ to pay the foregoing sum directly �o the said Engineers � 3 33 9 N 7 forthj�rith in compliance with Section 3(b) and other provisions of said Construction. thereo�'; less the E. 77 feet oi the irl. 770.19 feet of the N, 276 feet thereof; less Trust Fur.d Agreement. the E. 225 :f'eet of the t�J. 995•lg feet of the N. 151 feet tYiereof; and less th� E. 29� PASSED AND ADOPTED, this 2$th day of July, 1958. feet oi the UI. 1622.63 feet of tlze N. 2'�� feet thereof. and also; : j.s/ W. E. Stxa�g, Jr. Mayor-Commissioner' The ti�l. 3/4 of the N 1�2 of the N41 1/4 0�' Sec. 23, Tv,rp. 295, Rge. 15E: less the W. 300 Attest: � feet of the E, 1275 fee� of the S. 158 ieet thereof; less the Gl. 150 feet of the E. �sj R. G, tiVhitehead ' - 1200 feet of the N. 42 .�eet of the S 200 feet thereof; and less i;ne E, 150 feet of the City` C1er1� ;� S. 323 feet thereof. . and also: _ _ .; ,,._., ... ,-� ., ,.. _ _ _. y.r. �% r�- . _ _ , Is, ";� �, . . {.:�� . , � � r� �,� t` � �:. ` i;� �1„� , , � _ � �s _ ' ,. l� (;''`�; 1 d � _ _ ,� ,c ; �� 4, � , ,� CITY COMNLCSSION MEETTNG 41 ` suly 28� �958 _ �, , Continued i� ( ) , _ � i; , ;:� , July 23, 1958 : �',�� ;ti Honorable Ci�y Commission ,+ . .,__ Clear�,rater, Florida i Gentlemen : ,,, � As Trustees of the Citg of Clearwater F�nployees� Pension Fund, you are � � hereby notified that, Alexa C. Hambacher, a CTerlc I in the Utilities Department, `� � has been duly exam3.ned Uy a loca� physician and designated by him as a"First �� Class° risle except for.a heart murmur which she has had all her 1ife. ' I It is hereby recommended by th� Advisory Commi��ee that she not be _ _ _ _ : ': accepted into membership. Uery truly yours; Adv3;eory Commlttee of The gngloyeesr Pension Fund _ i s/ Paul Kane Paul Kane, C a�rman i s/ Edwin Blanton Edwin B1an on _ s/ Helen Peters ;� ;,,.- ' y Helen Peters, ; �- � • „ ; .__ � ', �, �; _ :; _ y � ,.. , 'i ; � _ , � . ' ',' ! l` _ ; :,i �` . i , _ i ,i °,• , ` _ �, Itt �� . . . . . � . - .: . . �. . � F � .' � .. . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . � � ;. . . . . . . . . . . ... . ..... . . .. . . ... ... . . . . . .. . . . . . .. ... . . . . .. . . . . . . � . . .. . . �. . . '�iP?. . ' 'r...�4 L° � . . ' ' . .. ' ' . . . . . . . . . . � . ' . . . . . . . . �;, . . . . . . 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