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09/29/1958 f{{,,'~if:,~,<;;,,[;,";;' '.. '.,. ,. ,., *, . '~:' 'j I. ( " )' , " '. .; . .".., . , .,; ; ~:. .'- ':' '.'. . 'I"'":'", :e ;';..,J".. ,.~..?~:ft:t;.' J. '....:".. . , .' , . .':...!... ',:. :.;"~ r H.,:,.' ;,~..".)~,.,.'. ~.f. . 'l." .:., , . . ,...., _' .:.,..~,.~~.~:.: ~~.:~c~~d~.,;.;lItN~j;~ii:;;:;~':ji;~~~;t~~:~~~~0~i0ij~il~;i~~ji1fJ,~~~i::..... ::.' . tfC;o CITY COMMISSION MEETING September 29, 1958 The C1 ty Conunission of the Ci ty of Clearvmter met in specif~l session at the City Hall, Monday, September 29, 1958, at 1:30 P.N. with the followin~ members present: Lewis Homer W. E. Strang, Jr. Cleveland Insco, Jr. James H. \'/a tlcins Herbert R. Flelds Mayor-Commissioner Conunissioner Commissioner Commi s sioner Conunissioner Also present were: Gerald vleimer Ben Krentzman S. Lickton Capt. C. La I'mon Acting City Manager City Attorney City Engineer Representing Police Chief The Mayor called the meeting to order. The Acting Manager recommended that the minutes of' September 15th in Parac;raph 5, Page 1, be changed to read "By consent3 the matter VTas referred to the Attorney, Finance Director and the Acting City Manager f'or further study as to the proper method of finance. II Commissioner i.</atkins moved that the minutes of the l"egular meeting of September 15th be approved as amended in accol"'dance \'vi th copie s submitted to each Conmli ssioner in \1riting. Motion \'las seconded by Commissioner Fields and carried unanimously. The ~1ayor presented an a\'lard from the International Association of Chiefs of' Police to Chief Willis Booth for traffic supervision and congratulated him and the department for receiving this citation. Safety Officer Randy Robinson of' the Florida Highway Patrol presented a National Safety Council award on traffic safety to John C. Marcero113 Safety Council Chairman, and Traffic Sergeant Ken l'lilliamson. A special National Safety Council award for school traffic safety vlas given by Officer Robinson to f<1r. Roy Kinnick3 Assistant County School Superintendent in charge of instruction. The Mayor announced a Public Heari11~ on construction of an ei8ht inch sanitary sewer in the easement betvTeen Jasmine and Magnolia to serve Block D3 McVeigh Subdivision. The Engineer stated this hearing had been advertised on the request of one of the property owners and, if approved, would be done in conjunction vTith the sewer worle in Blocles A, Band C. The Engineer estimated the cost at $2.83 per assessable lineal foot. A petition \'las read from five property (H-mers objectine to locating the sewer in the easement. Mr. Fred Gilleland objected as he thought the sewer should be in the street instead of the easement. Having held this Public Hearing and having heard no valid objections, Commissioner i'/atkins moved that construction of' an eight inch sanitary sewer to serve Lots 1-6 and north half of Lot 7, Bloclc D, McVeigh Subdivision, be approved and the properties be assessed. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Fields and carried unanimously. In reply to editorial COLUnent in the Clearl'rater Sun on Sunday, September 28th3 regarding removing the Australian pines along the beach on Lot 13 City Park Subdivision, the Mayor stated the Commission intends to use the area to create an attractive, landscaped and lighted parking area which will eliminate problems the Police Department has in this area at night. The Acting Manager presented a plat of flighland Estates Subdivision for approval and stated the contract in accordance with Ordinances 632 and 750 had been signed by the developers, Wm. Dean and inn. T. Smith3 and bond for improvements had been posted. The Zoning and Planning Board recommended approval of the plat. Comnissioner Strang moved that the plat of' }lighland Estates Subdivision be approved and the proper officials be authorized to execute the necessary contracts that go with it. Motion "las seconded by Conunissioner \^latkins and carried unanimously. The Acting Manager recommended accepting the low bid of $982.50 "lith 2% discount for one Scotchlite applicating machine f'or the Police Department from Peter J. Curley, Orlando, Florida. Commissioner Watkins moved that the bid of Peter J. Curley~ Orlando, Florida, for Scotchlite applicating machine in the amount of $982.50 be approved and the proper officials be authorized to execute it. Motion \'las seconded by Conun1.ssioner Fields and carried unanimously. It was recommended by the Acting .Nanager that the low bid of $1,051.20 be accepted f'rom l\1artin' s Uniforms, Tampa, fer ho 't'lhite uniform shirts and 179 blue uniform shirts for the Police Department. Commissioner Strang moved upon the recommencation of the proper officials that Martin's Uniforms, Tampa 3 be awarded the bid for police uniform shirts in the amount of :'>1,051.203 this being the 10\'Test and best bid3 and the proper officials be autllorized to execute the contract. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Insco and carried unanimously. The Acting Mana8er recommended acceptinc the lo~~ bid of $7,469.00 from Holcomb Pipelines, Clearwater~ for construction of sanitary se''ler in McVeigh Subdivision. The Engineer stated the contract price did not include Bloclc D, .NcVeigh Subdivision. Conmdssioner Strang moved upon the recommendation of the proper officials that the contract for the sanitary sewers for McVeigh Subdivision be awarded to Holconill Pipelines Company in the amount of $7,469.00, and that proper officials be authorized to execute the contract3 this contract to be extended to include the add~tional part of the subdivision (Block D) that was approved in the public hearing today on the unit price estimates. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Insco and carried unanimously. "., .', , , ',' :',' . :.- ~ .'f......", 'I..,. . --...:.I.~_. ,\ . . ',' .., '. ;'_:::~:.'; ,~';::'f/"~~~;'J";:?,~'~~~~1~~,:.r~~, .) . ,. ~ . , " :.,.. "~: ':~::,~~;~.~L;jrlr~~;i~~.~~{~!fiI~!;~X;;;':.c:~~;Ji:i:~i,s:i2J~j2:~I@~2:~~~~~,;~ -2- CITY COMMISSION MEETING September 29, 1958 It was recommended by the Acting Manager that the low bid of *2,l~47.70 from Ray Birlcbecl{, Dunedin, be accepted to construct sanitary sewers in Pierce Street from Prospect to 150 feet west of' Greenwood. Conunissioner Strang moved upon the recommen- dation of the pro~er officials that the contl'act be al,'/arded to Ray Birlcbecl{, Duned1.n, in the amount of :p2" 447.70, this being the lowest and best bid for sanitary ae''/ers in Pierce street, and the proper off'iclals be authorized to execute the contract. Motion '1as seconded by Commissioner Fields and carried unanimously. The Acting Manager reported that only one bid had been received ~or providing services f'or small boats at the Seminole street launching dock, and that bid from Gulf IN Bay Marine, Inc., did not meet City specifications. Commissioner Watkins moved that all bids be rejected and that the Harbormaster be authorized to make a study as to whether or not it is feasible for the City to provide its own facilities. Motion was seconded by Conmrlssionr Strang and carried unanimously. In regard to improvements to Room #9, Marina Bul1d~ng, the Acting ~nager reported that Mr. M:. A. Gregor~r had asked permission to make the follo1tling improvements: 1. Remove and replace plaster below plate glass vTindo,'[s 2. Install two or more pernmnent electric floor plugs 3. Install good quality of co~nercial vinyl tile on floor. rrhe Acting ~1anager recommended approval. Commissioner Strang moved that the Managerl s reconunendation about i.mprovements to Room 9, f-'larina Building, be approved. Motion \'Tas seconded by Comm:i..ssloner Insco and carried unanimously. A request from Pinellas Lumber Company to install a 12,000 gallon L.P. gas storage tanl{ on its property at 602 East Jeffords Street was considered. The Engineer and the Fire Chief' reconunended that the request be denied. Commissioner Insco moved that the request from the Pinellas Lumber Company be deferreel until ''Ie have a further report from the Fire Department and the City Engineer. Ii1otlon \'Tas seconded by COllunissioner Strang and carried unanimously. The Acting Manaeer presented a report suggesting four possible sites f'or location of' the district office for the State Department of Public Helfare. After discussion, the Commissioners favored the proposed site on the northeast corner of Seminole and Nissouri. Commissioner Strang moved that the Acttng Manager be authorized to discuss the matter of this location at Seminole and I'-1:l.ssouri \'1ith the State vlelfare Board people and report bacl{ on the conference. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Watkins and carried unanimously. The Acting Manager presented an estimated cost of $6,900.00 for renting three boats on a part tilne basis for the Police Department to use as a Harbor Patrol ~or the remainder of the year. The rvlayor commented that there would not be much \'l'ater skiing during the 't'linter months and that since the outboard users have been more cooperative since the last hearing, he \.Ilould susgest that the matter be taken up in the spring after the Commission knows how much '.'lill be left in unappropriated surplus and that the Harborn~ster charter a boat on an hourly basis if there is a need. Commissioner Insco moved that the report be received f'or study to be considered some time in the future. !\'Iotion vIaS seconded by Commi ssioner Stl.'ang and carried unanimously. The Mayor recommended that Actine City Manager Gerald i'reimer be named to represent the City on the Pinellas County Board of' Health. Conunissioner Fields moved that the Acting City Mana~er be appointed to represent the City on the County Health Board. r.10tion \'/as seconded by Corrullissioner Strang and carried unanimously. The Acting Manager submitted a request from a developer to change the existing bulldlead line at the north end of Clearwator Beach to include a proposed purchase of submerged land in that area. The Mayor stated the Comrrdssion had set the bulkhead line a~ter public hearings and it had been accepted by the County v~ter and Navigation Authority. He felt that application for any chanGe should be made first to the County Viater Authority, then if the County requests tile City to consider the change, in the existing bulkhead line the City will hold another pUblic hearing on the change. By consent, the matter was tabled. The Engineer reported that there was a bad drainage situation on Boylan Avenue south of Lakeview w~ich is partly in the City and partly in the County. He estimated the cost of proper drainage at $3,700.00. By consent, the EnGineer was instructed to hold a preliminary public hearing on the matter for the property ovmers affected and that after that public hearing the matter be returned to the Conunission in report f'orm. Resolution 58-80 Vias presented 1"1hioh ,..]ould require thirty-five property ovmers to clean their lots of \-leeds and undergrol'Tth. Commi ssioner Insco moved that Resolution 58-80 be passed and adopted and the proper officials be authorized to execute it. Ivlotion wa s seconded by Cornmi ssloner Fields and carried unanimously. The Acting City Nanager said the Bureau of Census had orfered to take block sta tistic s in connection \'li th the official census shOl'1ing the hOUSinG by blocks at a cost of $2,750.00 based on present population. It was suegested that in the near future a gas utility census will have to be made and it ,'/ould be possible to add these factors to that survey. By consent, the Acting City Manager ~1as instructed to that effect. A proposed layout for the baseball diamonds ~or the Little League teams \~as submitted to be located west or the airport property in the NEt of Section 11-29-15. Commissioner Strang moved that the layout submitted by the City Engineer be approved, the money is in the budget and that the worle be authorized. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Insco and carried unanimously. L!_~ I ~( :~.'>, I~'\ /~:' ;.. J". f.. V'.'. b:!~2j~:r: I".".. ".' ". '~.':,: "'J~\~j:; !:);U~ · . f.."":"i"'" I'!~;;~~f~j};:'~ , .<,~..:>I.~~.~t.'1' '~?i1~~\ . :~~~;~~':i ~ . "'. - ".,' ~ . " " .:' t~{(I't:...<. .t,\. ;pt ~.!:~l'f~' ....-.:;-' ~.'./, .,;'.. . '...~.,.:~.~.~;.,..~':..:.." ..,,~. '" . . . . ". ,- :: c",.",.-""",,:;',:~~;;;iCj~Zi~~&0L~,i:~':~,:,i~1;~1i\;~:::;U~L~;:~;~L~i:;~illL~~;i;;1tJ';~~~f(' . ........ ' ~...' ' . '.~. ~.. . :" .~ , .' j ~.~~ ;.~~.~ ,,::,<..,~ ,y;:::,::":~\; :'~~ '.'~",P"<..;:~~;,J '\.>>>.';/:"!' . -3- CITY COMMISSION MEETING September 29, 1958 The Acting City Manager Bu~gested the submitting of a general annual report. By consent~ the idea was deferred ~or study. The Attorney presented a proposed lease extension for Jack Ransom for Room 8~ Marina BUilding, until November 30, 1962~ at a rental of $120.00 per month. Conunissioner Hatl{ins moved the lease be approved and the proper officials be authorized to execute it. Notion I.,US seconded by Commissioner Fields and carried unanimously. The Attorney reported that Mr. Aubrey T. Stanley, holder of a lease on Room 3, Marina Building, for a fishing taclcle shop and sports equipment shop, was asking perrrdssion to do vrholcsale as well as retail business. He requested the matter be deferred. COIMussioner Insco moved the matter be deferred. Motion was seconded by Comrrdssioner Fields and carr~ed unanimously. The Attorney read on its first reading Ordinance 789 which would amend Ordinance 773~ by amending the requirements for incinerators and trash burners and amending the section relating to periods when refuse collection charges are applicable. Comrrdssioner Strang nloved that Ordinance 739 be passed on its first reading. Motion was seconded by COIMussioner Watlcins and carried unanimously. Conunissioner Strang moved that Ordinance '789 be considered on its second reading by title only \'ri th the unan:tmous consent of the Conuni ssion. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Insco and carried unanimously. The Attorney read the ordinance by title only. Conunissioner Strang moved Ordinance 789 be passed on its second reading by title only. Motion 11as seconded by Conunissioner Insco and carried unan~mously. Conunissioner Strang moved Ordinance '(09 be considered on its third and f'inal reading vrith unanimous consent of the Conunission. Motion \'laS seconded by Conunissioner Insco and carried unanimously. The Attorney read the ordinance. Conunissioner Strang moved that Ordinance 789 be passed on its third and final reading and adopted and thc proper officials be authorized to execute it. Motion was seconded by Conunissioner Watkins and carried unanimously. Conunissioner Inooo roque sted that the fvlayor de clare a clean up period for the City beginning October lOth through October 31st. He suggested that the Mayor request all civic clubs to talcc part in this drive to help beautify the City. He thought possibly some citizens might have palms and other plants they \'1ould IDee to donate if someone from the Parks Department would picl;, them up. He sugGested a drive by the police Department to crack dO\'1n on trucks spilling concrete and other materials on the streets and to \'latch for litterbu[:;B on the CClusel'ray and highways. The Mayor suggested asldng the represcntatives of' the vJ.rious clubs to meet next l\10nday at the Commission meeting to orGanize and elect a r;eneral chairman. Conunissioner Insco moved to set this progl.'am in ef'fect. I-lotion ':las seconded by COllU1ussloner Fields and carried unanimously. Conunissioner \'lntlcins conunented he had received from the Post Office Department an Inf'ormation bulletin s'catine; the enforcement pO\'1ers of the Post Office to keep obscene material out of' the mails I'lere r;reatly strengthened by a ne\'1 la\'l and he would like to turn the bulletin over to tile City Attorney for his information. Commissioner 1:Jatlcins l'eported that the COlJunlssion l'las considering other proposals for financing a ne,,'r City Hall than the one from the ~1assell Company, Atlanta~ Georgia, such as from Travelers InsurJ.nce Company and other insurance com~)anles and that the Legal Department \'ras chccldnr; over the varj.ous phases of financing. Conunissioner Insco reported he had received many telephone calls from persons ,'ranting to solI land for a C1 ty Hall si to but 11e Na s in favor of building a City Hall on property already ovn~od by the City. VD:'. H. H. BasldnJ Jr.~ on behalf of the Yl'ICA asked that the City appropriate $l~OOO.OO to help pay for ~li8S America'S appearance at the annual bazaar on December 11" 1958. Commissioner Vlatl{:ins moved that the City under\'.rrite the payment for the Y1'JCA building fund in the amount of $l,OOO.OO expenses to be conrrnitted for the appearance of Miss America here '::li th the proviso that they repay that amount out of the proceeds. ~10tion \'laS seconded by Conunissioner Strang and carried unanimously. The I'-1ayor stated the Lalm BOI.,1ers Club had requested an appropriation of' $300.00 to replace a leal{ing roof' on their clubhouse in City Park. Commissioner Strang moved the $300.00 be appropriated. IIlotion '\,'las seconded by Conunissioner Hatldns and carried unanimously. The Mayor explained the City had entered into an agreement \~ith Nagano~ Japan, to conduct an inter-city program for the exchange of' information and he would lilce to appoint Conunissioner Insco as temporary chairmn.n to form this committee and set up the program. Conunissioner Fields moved Conunissioner Insco be appointed temporary chairman of thi s conuni ttee. Motion I'Ta s seconded by Cormnissioner t'Jatlcins and carried unanimously. The Commission~ 1101'1 adjourned as the City Commission and acting as Trustees of the Pension Fund~ heard a recornnlendation f'rom the Advisory Conmdttee that Samuel Hammock, attendant, Sewage Treatment Plant, not be aroldtted to the Pension Fund. Commissioner Fields moved the application of this employee be rejected. Motion \1aS seconded by Commissioner Watkins and carried unanimasly. The meeting was adjourned at 4:20 P.M. . Attest: .........~ .,..,...... ~ }i/i,i:,;;,:.:"J;1:,;~~:,\,:;L,. . ........... ',' . .. . '. I ~"\. '.,.., ~, (' ."........- t>:;/~,::'::;(~:~:il~;:,;),:, :> :"->" y . eX' .. . . . . '. ~.\.'.t",!,,,,,,,, ,-'; "."..,. ',' . ". ....,.. . '. . ~w;~lt&t;;~~:;;~'~',;;::\:\'/:;.'.':;i:<;,~,'>.'.::.. :.:..:.... .' .'. ... .' I.':, . . ' , ......'. \'1., '\ . '..... -.:',". ::-' I f' I \ . r. . ,. f ,,' I. I; r, ~ ;, ; ,z,:,'( ~ .:;..}~:!:'fr., ;~~~lli , """I."'~l.~,.., I II;\~ll~~: : r AGENDA CITY COMMISSION MEETING SEPTEMBER 29, 195B 1:30 P.M. Invocation Introductions Minutes o~ Preceding Meetings Public Hearings Reports o~ City Manager Reports o~ City Attorney Citizens to be ffeard Other Commission ~ction Adjournment Meeting Pension Plan Trustees CITY COMMISSION MEETING September 29, 1958 1. Award of Plaque, IACP 2. Presentations, National Sa~ety Council Public Hearings 1:- ti" San. Sewer In Easement between Jasmine & Magnolia between McVeigh & Missouri Reports from City Manager 4. Request Approval, Highland Estates Subd. 5. Bids, Scotchlite Applicating Machine 6. Bids, Police Uniform Shirts 7. Bids, McVeigh Subd. Sanitary Sewers 8. Bids, Pierce Street Sanitary Sewers 9. Bids, Seminole Street Base 10. Request Improvements, Rm. 9, Marina 11. Request to Install 12,000 Gal. L.p.Gas Tank 12. Report on Land, State Welfare Board 13. Report re Cost of Harbor Patrol 14. Letter re Appointment Member of Pinellas County Board of Health 15. Submerged Lands 16. Other Engineering Matters 17. Private Lot Mowing Requests 18. Verbal Reports and Other Pending Matters Reports from City Attorney 19. Consideration of Extension of Lease, Marina Shop f~, Jack Ransom 20. Consideration of Amendment to Lease, Marina Shop #3, Aubrey T. Stanley 21. Report on City Regulations Concerning Trash Burners 22. Consideration of Ordinance Amending Revised Ordinance as to Outside Trash Burners and Adjustment of Collection Rates ---------------~--------_._------------------------------------------------------------- RESOLUTION 5ts-tsO 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 c~ty should clean such property and charge the costs thereof against the respective prope~t~. NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED by the City Conmdssion of the City of Clearwater, Florida, that the ~ollowing 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 o~mers thereof to do so and that upon failure to comply with said notice, the City shall perf'orm 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 Fred Haas 63 Avenal Pl. Ft. Thomas" Ky. Subbo Nikoloff c/o Howard Rives First Federal Bldg. Clearwater, Fla. Lionel J. Kepler 413 Brookside Dr. Dayton 6, Ohio August J. Bria 34 \villiam st. Glastonbury, Conn. Theresa A. Pan~lll 1497 Gulf to Bay Blvd. City Lt. Col. Clyde y~iteJ U.S.A. Q,ts. 507B Ft. McPherson, Ga. Silas B. Dishman 1;lilliamsburg, Ky. Edw. R. Preis 457 Parkview Ave. Elmhurst, Ill. Chas. H. Cribbs Barry Rd. . City PROPERTY N. 57' of W. 117' of Lot 1 Blocl<: 6 Bay View Heights N. 63' of E. 120' of Lots 1 & 2 Block 6 Bay View Heights w. 64' of Lot 2 Bon~air Hill 113 E. 16' of Lot 2 \'1. 54' of Lot 3 Bonair Hill #3 Lot 6 Block A Breeze Hill Lot 12 Block C East Druid Estates Addn. Lot 13 Block C East Druid Estates Addn. Lots 61 & 62 Fair Oaks 1st Addn. COST $IO:OO 16.00 16.00 16.00 16.00 17.00 17.00 24.00 w. 70' of Lot 50 E. 5' of Lot 51 Gates Knoll 1st Addn. 16.00 (Continued) .,.,.'......."......"..........--r,...!..,..~......,,~....., ,..,\;r..~";'"'<'C"..>...'I..\,...,,,... " ..i~~)!,~?~'~r::;"',:,r!i'~~::~~:==~i=:::k;;':."~f"'.r~~~'~~'~~'5,; . OWNER Albert Greco 18202 Gulf Blvd. N. Redington Beach, Fla. Michael C. Diaks 1261 S. Sedeeva Cir. City Bessie Hollingsworth 512 S. Ft. Harrison Ave. City Chas. B. Shevlin 1209 Bay Ave. City Bessie Hollingsworth 512 S. Ft. Harrison Ave. City Eugene S. Gauss 1920 W. Saginaw st. Lansing 15, Mich. J. Frank Hamrick 1601 E. Druid Rd. City Robert L. Gilmore 5198 C1eves-Warshaw Rd. Cincinnati, Ohio Howard the Trader, Inc. Gulf to Bay & Duncan City Howard the Trader, Inc. Gulf to Bay & Duncan City M. C. Kohn 715-~ 5th Ave. N. St. PeterSburg, Fla. Edith D. Benson 1111 Sedeeva Dr. City Merle McVeigh Chamberlain 150 Church St. North Adams, Mass. Henry Custance South Cove: Danbury, Conn. Ed\'l. A. Colonna 406 Tennessee Ave. Alexandria, Va. Virginia T. Dann 458 Scotland St. Dunedin, Fla. Elizabeth Cosgrove etal 955 Bay Esplanade City Jack Feiles 3609-15th st. Tampa, Fla. Wm. M. Felmly 1244 Belleview Blvd. . City Clair H. Byers Rte 1, Black Rd. \1aterville, Ohio John K. Endress 29579 Center Ridge Rd. vie stlake, Ohio Arnold Pohlman Joyland Trailer Park 2201 Gulf to Bay Blvd. City Jean Caruthers 1768 Druid Rd. City fllerton R. NaIl 1929 S. Walnut St. Springfield, Ill. Leon B. Summer etal c/o R. J. Lewis 101 N. CiruB St., City Effie M. Duncan 1653 E. Druid Rd. City .. ...:,:':'01-f ,&'-1 '. , I' ,.... CITY COMMISSION NEETING September 29, 1958 (Continued) PROPERTY Lots 133, 134 G1enwood Subdivision COST $20.00 Lot 135 G1enwood Subdivision 18.00 Lot 1 Hollingsworth Estates 18.00 Lot 2 Hollingsworth Estates Lots 47, 48, 49 Hollingsworth Estates W. 401 of Lot 17, E. 201 or Lot 18 Block K Keystone Manor N. 811 of W. 150' Lot 1 Lakewood Replat E. 124.51 less S. 2961 Lot 1 Lal<:ewood Repla t M & B (1) (6073-A) W. 245' of SE~ or SW~ of NEt less W. 1151 of s. 225' and less S. 50' for Rd. Sec. 1~-29-15 N. 3561 of Lot 2 Lake\'IOod Rep1a t 17.00 31.00 17.00 20.00 25.00 83.00 43.00 Lot 5 Block D Lakev~ew Heights Lot 6 Block 1 Sarah McMullen's Subdivision Lots 10 thru1 18 Block E McVeigh 2nd Addn. Lot 4 Block 14 Mandalay Subdivision Lot 1 Block 58 Mandalay Subdiv~sion. Lot 18 Block 68 Mandalay Subdivision Lots 20 & 21 Block 68 Mandalay Subdivision Lots 1,13 Block 81 Mandalay Replat W. 201 of Lot 16, E. 501 of Lot 17 Block 6 Maryland Subdivision Lot 46 Replat o~ SalliS 3rd Addition Lots 64, 65, 66 Replat of SaIl's 3rd Addition Lot 1 Block A Skycrest Unit D 15.00 19.00 66.00 21.00 15.00 16.00 20.00 17.00 16.00 17.00 27.00 26.00 Lot 9 Block A Skycrest Unit 5 Lot 1 Block K Skycrest Terrace 1st Addition Lot 14 Block K Skycrest Terrace 1st Addition Lots 36 &; 37 Block F Sunset Point 1st Addition 18.00 17.00 16.00 2l. . 00 ,.; . ,(b~~~i~~e'4). ... .', '. e . ;, 'I ;; ,.' ." '"f'.: 'J ".~' "\,......~.~.'h./:t\1..<!".J..~,:r)... '~j~~n.lii0i0j.1\''';:''f'').' ,. ,".;._1';~-:-"':;";";:"~'~! '1",:.,<: ,........, ,_ '~'" . ., (', ) '. ,. i {' 1'. ~ "" !:,!, , ."~" " -':~r' " Ji{' ',' " . ."~' ""':. ..'.;}'~~l~ ...... ',. ( . , ,,';-.' ..>;.>~~'.. .- , ',. .. ",:-.:7t\~' . .4 ";r.,,, : ' .''''. , ,l~ ';} ~ ~. r .'. '!ff~~~1r..~;I~ ..' 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','-, ::::::::~~~~lo;~~88ion Aug. 22, .1958 ... ..p.i:,'/f{!~~l As Trustees or the City of Clearwater Employees I Pension Fund, you are hereby , . . -:::~.,;:~:}~:. notified that Samuel E. Hammock, an attendant at the Sewage Treatment Plant, has been duly examined by a local physician and designated by him as a "First Class" risk. ... ~:~}':::(:.,\,.' '.' ." '. '.:.' , ."i",;,"", .'>:. ' . '" ,'. :" :,,;(. ';':'.'::"':: ' :',:" :' 'r' ,." ~ .e .. ., ~:'i ( ,; ,~ . ~ ,- .. ~;'J I '''j ,. '. ,'\ ..~ '-1 ':: " i. . '; f ~ I - . . . '. !,.. " .~ .. .~ ~. . '.,-:/t,' .' ':~: : . , . .. :.,~Ir': :?/-' A~ter studying the attached report the Advisory Board recommends this employee be rejected f~om membership into the Employees Pension Fund. .;'., ; .: . :/ -;'." '.,' , .- Very truly yours, Advisory Committee of The Employees Pension Fund Is/ Paul Kane, Chairman /s/ Edwin Blanton /s/ Helen Peters .. " ,.:,.. ( ~.' . ': '. ;;: ~::2'",.: ": " ;.i'~,:;.":-' . < . 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';;.. .' r",","/:>:~:-' '" ":, ,", "'.,,: ' ' .'." ,'. '. ,', .. ~ ,'. <,'. ",,.:,'.'. '. , , : .' ,:: . . .~" .'.: " ,'. . ;'" ,'-..:,. ;. " . ",' \, ' ,'J. ", , . .."; ;',::..ii " . .:, . :.~ ",'. " .',"" .'i,:.': :,':: " " '. ,';. .,'.i,' , . ,. ....',','. _," .' : ~~CB 1JC). 7~ , > .)::'); (" "",'," . AR OJOmWfOB, OPDB OITr QI CXLJWtWADR, PLCIm,)A, , ")ir~:'~:;\:/,:~ (:: ., .AIIIltDDU SBCn'X0If ,6 (3) (d) AHJ) SBC'lJ:ON 7 (2) em :)'?;' ,"~':i" : " " 0RDIHAtIc:B NO. 773, Blt1'UJD "ItBPUSE AND sDVIOB .' .:, '. .' , ,'~,: :,.," ;','':;:'::. ". , .. ORDIHAtICE OP CLEARWATER".. Br BBSPBC'rNBLY .AMBHDI!II ,"2 .. '. _ '::.",- 'lBI RBQUIllBMIl:Nr CONCBRNIHI IN~ Am OWSDB .. , "c', ,. ~'. . :,J~}, ' . TRABH BURNERS fO ALLOW lfAIftRWfOB AND. OPIlWlION 0.. '. ,:~,:'t ":',." ':i';~'>"" '. DB SAJm PRoaDnDHO 1I'IU BA2ARD OR NUISAKOE IS . J;;;' " "'. :';;:r:/ '," '. COMMl'l'rED em JUD'rAINBD, AND A PBR.Kt!r J'OR AN DODBRA- "'" ,; :, },~'~~~~;[~'~:':,:::: ': TOR IS nR9r c:&rAXNBD 5'ROI ft8 Clift PXRB PfiBVBNTI:OH -- ,':'..~,;,; ',:.',:..~.,::-;:";.". ~:'-.:'.:,'.:.:;.,'.". '.~> i~~~~~: =~~r=g: ~~~ ~ i,~i.x- :";'~;:?l):i; ,:.;:'" " CABLE.. 'rO, BXCBPT 'l'HEftEEPROIt PIIlIODS J)1JRING 'WHICH' REPU8B . .. '. , . ' ::/....'.;c;.: ':' IS BOT PRODUCED A'r VACAllr PBDttSES AND APPLICA'fIOlf POR .. ",:,SP.}/ . ':..::~><:y.'(: " RBrtlND OP aHABGES IS MADB '.rllEaEFORJ PROVDDO FOR THE . ..... ,c): , , REPEAL 01J PARTS OP OIIDDAHCBS IN COlULIO'1' BERBla'rH.: ... " . :'," AND PBOVDINO rOR -mE lJaVJ!wrIYS DA'.rB Ol' THXS ORDDJAHCB. " .:)::: ,; ~1 , . DB. 1ft ORDAINED Dr ~ CrrY COMMISSION OF '.rIm CITY OF CLEARWATBR# PLORIDAJ '.' i,'~,:.~": -"" Seotion 1. Seo. 6 (3) (d) of OrdinaJ\oe 773 is amended to J.-ead as .rolioW8:;:' " , .. ~ ';:: '));~ ',' c" . . , L: : ' ~ '. " '., ,~:' 1F~ ': .. . ...:< ..: ... '.';' .... .'.',.,.' ,,:;~:,::: ''c; , f ., 'o' t .., , ,.' ... -~. ':':' _;.". . : " ~.' '. (. .-~ ~:; ,;,' ....: i ; :'. ,');;",::~" :. ':~, .., . " "'.~' :'; :"';'<';:'<~::.}f'; :y 7::, ,.' . .,' . Ji;:,)",;' . ,';':-\:';" ,; . "/.":'''~'/. ;' " :;: :';,:>;i,;' n ',' '.': :" ','..;" ';;, ;,z/.5 ~!~:. tp ,~; .;; '., ...c..... ,,' ,C',"':, (3) , , <:/' ,";'(:.;\.c'A (d)";' ,.,;.". . (1) "OWners or lessees oZ business or commerc1a.l properties Jiay . " opea1;e 1nc1nera1;o1-a thereon proV"1d1ng a permit for- the same is f1r8~ obta1~ .t'rom :.' .. . the C1tJ' Pire Prevention Inspector, 8\.1ch. mc;1nerat()l' and :1t8 method ot. opeat1011 ' .':>..'" .. doe. not constitute a t1~ hazard or md.aance, and .tt;s construction and opeatlon meet all other applicable 011;y requ1.rements. (2) 1t00081's or lessees o~ re8.1den~e8 not used tor bua~ne.a puzpoaea, mar have and operate outside trash b11r'Jlera frE'Ovid.1i18 the opera1;1on or the same dI;)e. not; conatj, tute a' fire hazard or a nuisance. I Section 2. Section 7 (2) or Ordinance 773 18 armended toa-ead as followss "Section 7 (2) The ret\.lBe colleet1.on cba.r3el1 ve applioilble until. all lIlUn101pal ut;1l.1tiea including lawn (\lmter) mete:r;-s are ci1scozmeC'ted peftlanCmt17 or d18Cont~u.e4 t8llPp)ftl"11y~ except at vacant prem1aes ror el.lch penoda as a swo:m appllcaUon tor it. J'etun4 or credit b:r an owner.. :Lessee or asent; ot e1'tl1er and ver1:t1cat1on ~ the C!.ty Refuse SUperintendent 8bal:L eatabJ.18h tl1a't no 'traen. 01' "ruse or IUV ld.nd 1a beirls produoed.ror Cit7 collection in U1J mtU'U'ler.. Such &J)p11cataon foZ' ret'und or cre41t; abaJ.l be made within th:1rty (30) days at'te~ t;he 0Wl'1et- ox- l.eeaee sball first be en~tled 1;0 the same and. Bhall continue untiL the e1'ld ot the per:1od indicated 1n .. such 8lfOm application or unt;il such J)2'eJdses are no lonser vacant or> WltU tzeah or "tuse 1s ~'n produced tor C1ty colleetS.on trom sald. p1'e1d.aes, \fb:Lchever eball 1'1.rat ooour. t. .' f.::; Seotion 3. All ordinaneea or parts ot <>rd1nan<:es 1n cont1.1ct herewith or. ." 1nc0na1lften1i nth the prov181.ons ot th:1a Ord1..nanoe ~ hereby repealed to the extent;. ' or tze1r oontlj,ct. Seotion 4. ~a ord1nance shall take e~j'ect 7.;, ." , , . , inmediat.e1:l upon 11;8 passage.. September 29, 1958 September 29, 1958 :.' ~~. --. . "' " . "': ~ PASSED ON PIBS'.r BEA.DD<<I PASSED ON SECOND BEADDIJ PASSED ON THIRD AND PINAL READDIJ AND ADOPTED I.' . ':,', ,".; ..... ~~~ if "'. ",~:i\~~:IL<J~1~~ ,:,..:.::~~~j~~~;);:~:R;i.{.;,v" .' .':. ",.H ,,; ,..,,",;' ""." ,-; ...:: .,,,"i, ,'. ,; ~:""C",,,.:". .: ....>:.....!i:,'...." .,'......., .... ~:~;:.~~:':~:~\f, ,.' ,.:"~~:.:~~1 fi:::~J~r~;..~:;.;~:.;r::;x';:.. ~:'.:.'\"t ,';:~,,~, .~~:,~;,."\':::;\ \;;~.' '.," .: '''', ,..:,...,~"~,.,'-~,,.,~'r."'.,-""'~.....~,,.<',''',...,~.:;~'-'''f'''....<n.y,:.r.-..~l...~,~, ' '.'. . ";.:;.:';,,e'! i " 1 II . < :"::""',, .7t.' , { tl ~ 1 . J 'J , " ~~l ': , " ! ~ .l J 4 . ':.'1' ''-! "~ 4 .) f ,}, - 1.:~ , \ ,.) '; :.t ~ l G:. � . . ., . . . . . . . . . , . . . . � . � � . . � . � . . . . . . . � � . . . . . . . . . . . .. ,. ... . . . . . . . . . _ - ��� �� CITY COMMTSSIQrT MEETING _ _ September 29� 195g _ _ The C11;y Commission. af the Citf of Clearwater met in special session at the City _ :�a11, Monday, Sept�inber 29, 1.g5$, at 1:34 P.M,. Trt3.th the folloUtin� m�mbers present: _ , �etvis Homer Mayor-Comm3:ssior.er 1�1, �. Stranb, J�, Cotnmiasioner Cleveland Insco; Jr. Commissioner James H. tiJatltins Commissioner � Herbert R. Fields Commissioner _ 1�1�o presentr vaere: _ G�rald Znleimer ' Acting City Mana�er Ben Krentzman City Attorney S. Lick�;on >'it En ineer ' Capt, C. Lavrson Representing Police Chiefl �'he IKayor callecl the nleetin� t� ordar, The Aeting Manager recommended tYxat the _ mi�utes of September 15th in Paragraph 5, Page 1, be changed bo read "�y consent, the mat�er was referred to the Attorney, Finance Director and the Aeting Ci�s* Manager for further study as to the �roper method of �inance." Commissioner tJa�kins moved trat - the minutes af the regular meetin� of September 15th be approved as amended �n accoic�ance t�rith copies s�zbm;ittecl to each Commissi.oner •ln writing. Motiori was seconded by Commissioner Fields and carried unanimously, Thz Mayor presented an award from the International association of Ch.ieis of Police to Chief Willis Booth for traffic supervision and congratulated him and the depar�ment for receiving thiG citation. Safety Ot'ficer Ei:andy Robinson of the rlorida Highway Patrol presented a National Safety Counci]. aNarci on tra£fic safety to John C. Marcernn, Safety Council Chairman, and Txai'i'ic Sergeant ZLen t�Tilliamsor_. A special National Sa�'ety Council at�rard for school 'craffic safety vras given by Officer Robinson to P'tr. Roy Kinnick, As,sistant County Schoo7. Super3_ntendent in ch.arge of inatruction. The Mayor announeed a Fublic Hearing on construction of an eight inch sani-�ary � sewer in the easement between Jasm3:ne aizd Magr_�lia to serve BTock D, Mcz7eigh Subdivision. The Engineer stated this hearing'had beeil advertised on the request of one of the property owners and, if approved, would be done zn conjunction Urith �he seurer -work in 3locks A, B and G. The Engineer estimaied th� cost at �2.83 per assessable lineal ioot, A p�tition t�ras read from iive property ,oS�mers objecting to locatin� the sewer• in tlze easemznt: Mr, rred Gilleland objected as he thought the setver Shauld be in the street inst�aa o� the easem�nt. Haying held this Publia Hearing and having lzearc� n� valzd objections, Commissioner Watkins moved that construction. of ar_ eight inch -•` sanitary sst�rer to serve Zots 1-6 and north hal� of Lo � 7, B� ocl� D, McUeigh Subctiuision, '' be a�proved and the properties be assessed. Motion �vas seconded by Commisaioner F�elds and carried unanimously. In. reply to aditorial comment in the Cleart^rater Sun on Sunday, Sep�ember 28th, regarding removing the Australian pines along the beach on Lot 1, Gity Park Subdivision, thE Ni�3ror sta�;ed the Commission intends to t�se the area �o create an attraetive, -- landscaped and li�hted parking area whieh Zaii11 eliminate problems the Police D�parurnent has in this area at night. The Acting Mana�e-r presented a p1a� of Nighland Estates Subdivision far approval and sl;ated `the contr�,et in accordance with Oxdinanc,es 632 and 750 had been signed by the developers, t+lm. Dean an.d tVm. T, SmitY�, and bond �or zmprovem�n�s had been posted. The Zonin� and Planning Board recommended approval of the pla,t. Corrunissioner Strang moved that the plat of Highland Estates Subdivi�ion be approved and the proper officials be authorized to execute 'che necessary contracta that go with it: Mo�ion Uras Neconded by Commissioner Watkins and carr�:d unanimousl5r. The Acting Manag�r reco�rimended aeceptiizg tize 1o�ri bid o�' �g82.50 with 2f disc�unt for one Scotchli�te applicaLing machii:� for the Police Department from Peter �7. Curley, ' Orlando, Florida. Commissioner Watkins moved tlzat �he bid oz Peter J. Curley, Orlando, :'' Florida, for Scotchllte applicating machine in the amoun� of' ��82,�0 be approved and ' tY�e proper officials be authorized to execute i�t. Motion :,ras" seconded by Commissioner i Fields and carried unaninious]:y. ', It yvas -r�commended by the Ac'tino Maiza�er that the low bid of $1, 051.20 be accepted from D1�rtin�s Uniforms,, '�ampa, ior �0 Nthite uniform shirts and 17q blue un�zorm shirts for the Police Department. Comm3ssioner St�rang moved upon thc� recommend�tian of ti�.e proper official:s that Martir�'� s Uniforms; Tatnpa, be avrarded the bid for policz ttniform shirts in the amount of �1,051.20, this being the lot�res� and best bid, and : the proper officials b� authorized i:o execute tIze contrac�. 1�lotion jvas secondecl by Coinmissioner Insco ancl carried un�:nimous7.y. The Acting Ntana��r recommencled acceptin�; the lo�,v bid of �7,4Gg,00 from HolcomU Pip�lines, Cleartrater, ioa� coi2struetion of' sanitary sezver in McVe3gh Subdivision. '� The Ei�gi�eei� stated the contract pr3ce did not include Block D, McVeigh SubdiviSion. ' Commissioner Strang movecl upon: the recammendation of the pro�er officials that the � ' contrac't for the sani�ary sewers i'or MeVeioh Subdivision be at•rarded to Holconib ' Pipel3nes Company in th:e amount of �7,469.00, and that proper of�'iciaYs be authorized ' to ea,ecute �ha contract, t�iis cantraci; to be extended to include '�he additional part ' o�' tl-�� subdivision (Block D) that was a�proved in �he public hearin� today on the ' ', linit �r3.ce �stimates. Motion was seconded Uy �o:nm3.ssloner Iizsco and carried ! unanimously. , i _ u � ;: _ _ - i , � :`�� _ _ _ _ _ _ ,.. . ...,_..-.... _ _ _ ,_ _ _ . . .. , _ _ _ _ a' � C�.� (� � _ LL � Z-- _2_ —3— CITY CONfi7I,SSION 141EE1'ING CITY CONLNlISSTON MEETING Saptember �9z 1958 September 29� 195`� ' Ti; was recommende�l b t;he Ac�3 D7ana •er that the loiv uid of 2 1F�F . 0 f'xom The .Act:i.n� Ci�y Manager �u�oested the Subm3:tting of a �neral annual renort ' a B'rkbeck Dunedin be�accepted to construct �an�.tar set�Ters in��'3e�ce?S�reat �rqm consc�.t-, �he idea was a�ferred fo� stuay. � - � By R Y x , : Y Pros�ect to 15Q feet t�es� of Greenwood. Conunisslnri�r S�ran� moved upon the renommen- da�ion of the ro er of'ficials tha� the contiact be ataarded to R�y B3.rl�becic Dunedlzz The Attqrney presen�ed a proposed lease e:�tension for J'acl� Ransom for Room $ ' nt of 2 44' . 0 tli3s bei ' tlie loiyest and best liid for san tar � se?�rers �� IKarina Buil.dl�g, until Plovember 30, 1962 at a x�sntal of 120 00 � a.n the amou �, 7 7� $ . per month, Fierce S{;reet, and the proper off�.cials be avt�zorized to executc tl�e contrac�, � Con�mi�0sion�r Watic3.ns moVed �Ehe lease be appro�Ved and the proper offic3:als Q� Mation Zvas secor.ded lay Gotrimissioner Fields and carried unanimously. authorized to execute it. Motion wras second�d by Commissioner Fi�lds and carriecl una���.mously . ; The Acting Mana�er re�iorted that oizly one bid had been rPceiVed for providin� serviaes for small boats at �the Semiizole Street laun,ch3ng doek, �nd �hat b2d from , The At�orney repoxted that Mr. Aubre�r �.'. Stanley, holder of a lease an Rnom 3 Gu1f 'N Bay Marine, Inc., did not meet C�.ty ;specificationa. Gommissionzr Watkins Mara.na'Buil.ding, i'or a��.shing tacYle shop and sports eqvipment shop, was askin � maved ti1a� all bids be rejected and that th� Harborm.ast�r be �uthor3zed to make a p�rmission to do wholesal:e as We11 as retail business. He requested the mattergb� si;udy' as �to whether or not it is feasible for the City to pr�vide i.�Gs otan faeilities. clei'erred, - Commiss3onex Insco moved the rna;t'cer be def'erred. M�tion vaas secs�nded by Motioiz was seconded Uy Commissiora Strang aizd cax°ried u12&YlinlOusl�r, Camrnissipner Fields and c�,rried unanimously. In regard to imgrovements to Room -,a�-`-9, Marina I3uilding, tlze Ac�ing Manager rsported The At�orney read an its first reading Qrfl�nanc� 789 which Utould amend Ordinance that n7r, NI. A. Gre�orSr had asked permission to malce the following improvemen,ts; 7(3, by amend3ng the requirements �'ar incinerators and trash burners and amendinrn 1;he l. Remove and replace plaster below plate �1ass Fa3:ndotvs seetion �elating to periods when refuse colleetion eharg�s are applicable. � 2. Install two or mor� permanent electric floor p],u�s Commissioner Strang moved that Ordinance 78q be passed o�. its zirst reading. Piotion 3, Install �oqd qual�ty ofi. commercial vinyl tile on floor. _ tvas s�conded by' Commiss3oner �tJaf;kins and carried unari mously. The Ac�ing Mana�er recommei�ded app�oval. Cominissinner Strar� moved that the`Mana�e��s ' reconunenda�ion about improvements to Room 9, Marina Build�.ng, be a�proved. 1�7otion Commissioner Strang moved that Ordinance 7$� b� considerEd on its second read?.ng vras seconded'by Commis�ioner Insco and carried unanimousl3T, by titl� only ���ith the unanimous consent of Lhe Comrnission. Motion vras seconded by Comm:issioner Insco and carried unanimously. The Attornesr read the ordinarice 'by A request from Pinellas LLunber Company to ins�all a 12,QOO �allon L.P. �as title only, Gomm3.ssioner Strang moved Ordinance 78g be passed ��n its second reading s�orage tarik on its property at 602 Eas.t Jeff'ords Street was c�nsidered. The Engineer by t9.tle only. Motion �+�as seconded by Commissioner Insco and carried unanimous�y. anc� �lie Fire Chief recorrunencled tl�at the reau�st be denied, Commissioner Insco moved that the request from t12e Pinellas Lumber Company be deferred until we have a further Commissioner Stran� moved Ordinance 7�9 be considered an its third and final repor� from the Fire �epartment a:�d the City Engineer. Motinn t�ras secondecl by reading �,riih unanimous c;onseizt of the Comm� ssion. Motion 4vas seconded by Commissioner Comnissior_er Strang and carried un�.nimously. Iilsco and carried unanimously. The Attorney read the ordinance. Commissioner Strang moved that �Jrdinance 72g be passed on its third and final reading and adopted �,nd The Actin� Manager presented a report sug�esting four possi'�le sites for location �he p�aper officials Ue authori2ed to execute ii,. Motion �ras s2conded by of the dis�rict oifice for the State :�epartmen� of PuU1ic tideli'are. ATter discussion, Convnissioner Watkins and carried unanimously. the Commissioners favored the pnoposea sit-e on the no.rtheast corr_er of Seminole and Missouri. Commissioner S�rang moved �nat �he Acting Manager be authorized to discuss Commissioner Tnsco requested that the Mayar declare a clean up period zor �he the matter of this location a.t Seminole and M:i.ssouri wiih the S�tate Welfare Board City beginning Octorer ZOth through October 31st. He suggested th�,t� the Mayor req_ues4 people and report ba;cl� on the conference. 1�lotion t���as seconded by CommS.ssioner VJatkins al1 civi� clubs to take part in this drive to help beautiiy the Cit�. He th�ught � and carried ur_an�mousl�. possibly some citi�ens nti.ght have palms and otb.er plants they would li.ke �o donaze if someone from the Par��s �epartment j+rould picli them up, He Su��ested a drive by the The Ac�ing P2ar_ager presented an estimated cost of $6,900.OG for renting three Police Department to crack doivn on trucks apilTino concrete arid other materials on boats on a part time basis for the Fol`� ce De�artment to use as a FIarbar Patrol for the s�reets and to ��1a�;eh for litterbv..�s on the Causetvay and h�ghtiva;�s. The Mayor the remainder ai the year. Lhe Mayor commented that there t,vould not be much water su��;ested as�� no the rep�e;�entatives of t�e va:r3ous clubs to mee� r�ext Monday a�; t:�e skiin� during tlze wir_�er ?noilths and that s�nce the outboard users have been more Comm3sslon m�etii� to pr�anize and e'�ect a�eneral ehairman. CommissionLr Tnsco cooperative since the last hearing, he 'would suggest that Lhe matter be �aker� up in moved to se{� this program ir_ effect. Motion vras seconded by Commiss�oner rie].ds and the sprino; after the Commission lmows hova much ti�r�.11 be le�t in un�.ppropriated surplus carriecl unanimausly. ' and �hat the Harbormaster eharter a boat on an hourly basis if' tiiere ts a need. ' � ' Commissioi�er Tnsco moved tha� tihe report be received ior Study to be consic�ered sqme Commiss�oner ti�Iaticins commented he had received from tYae Post Office Department tinie :Ln the future, T�otion was secon�ied: by Commissioner Strang and carri�d unanimousl,y, an in#'orma�ion bullei;in stating the enforcement po�;rers of the Post Oi�'�.ce to keep ol�scen:e material ou� of �lze mails ��T�re �reaLiy stren�tY?er_ed b� a net•� la;v and he �,�rould - The Mayor recommended that Acting City Mana�er Geralc� i^reimer be named to lilte to turn the bullei,in over �o the City Atto�ney ior his irL�ormation. ' - represent t'�e City on the Piiiellas Caunfiy Board of Heal;h, Comm3.ssioner Fields moved tY�at the Acting City Nana�e-r Y�e appointed to repr�s�nt the City on �Lhe County I�ealth Commissioil�r idatkiizs reported that �he Cotnmission zvas coizsidering other �roposals Board. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Strang and carri�d unani.nousl�, �or financing a new City Ha11 than the one from �t1e i�'lassell Company, Ailan�a, Georgia, such as fram Travelers Insurance Company ancl other �nsur�.�zce companies and tha� the , The Actino Manager submitted a req_uest from a developer to change the existing L�ga�. D�partment tYas c�eckiizg ocer the variou� phas�s of financing. _ , ude a p-roposed purchase of submerged�landain�t�at�area;end1he Nayorwsta,�edethe Commiss'ion had se� the bulkhead Commissioner Insco reported he had receiv�d many-�elephone calls zrom �^sons p . line after pub],ic hearings and it had been acc�pted by the Cou:nty 4Tater and Navigatio� tNanting to sell land for a City Hall site bi�t he was in favor oi building a City Hall Authority. Ke ielt that applicat:ior_ for any�.hange should be made first to the on property alread;� o�-ned Uy the City, County irJater Authority, i:hen if the Covntj� requests the City �o consider the change, , , � � • in the exi.sting bullthead line the City ;ti�l�ll no1c1 another public hearin� on the crange. , iV�'. Ii. H. Bas1�Yn, Jr., �n behalf of the vGICA asked tha�c �,he Civy appropr�a�e �3y consen�, the matter vras tabled. �1,000.00 to help pay fo� Miss America's ap'�earance at the anrnlal bazaax on December 11, 1958. Corrunissioner VJatkins moved tk�at the City under�vrite the payment ior the The Engineer reported that thsre tr�as a bad drai�age situation on Boylan Avenue YI;�CA uuilding fund in tlze ainount of �y1,000'.OQ expenaes t� be committed zor the south of Lakeviev� which iu partly in th� City and partly in the County. He estlmat�d appearance of �liss Ainerica here t,rith the proviso that they repay that amoLmt out of the cost of pro�er drainage at �y3,700.OQ. By consent, the Engineer U�as instruc�ed the proceeds. Motion wa;,s seconded by Commissioner S�rang and carried unanimously. to itold a preliminary �ubli,^, hearing on the matter for the property ownerti afi'ected . ancl that after that pul�lic hearing the matter be returnecl to the Comm:ission itZ report The Mayor stated the La�an BoTvlers Club had requestecl an approp�iation of �300.00 - foz+m, to replace a leakin� ro�� on their clubhouse 3n City tark. Commissioner Strang moved the �p30c�.00 be approrriated, Motion was seconded b5= Comtriissioner s�latk�.ns and car:�ied �?esolution �$-80 rrras presented inrhich vrould require th3rty-five properi,y QUmers unanimously. to clean t;heir lots of �reecls ancl unde�grotvth. Commissioner TnSoo moved that ' Resolut�,on 58-80 be passed and adopted and the proper officials be autliorized to The Mayor expl.ained t11e City hacZ erii�erecl into an agreement tvith Nagano, Japan, execute it. I�totion was seconded'by Commissioner Fields and carried unanimously, to conduct aiz in�er-ci,ty piogram for th� eltchan�e of �nforma.tion and he *.aould like to appoint Commissioner Tnsco as temporary chairman to form tr.is committee and set tip the The Acting City t�J.�nager said the Bureau of Cerisus had offerecl �o take block pr'ogram, Coimnissioner Fields moved Comrc�.ssioner Znseo be appointed temporary cha3rman a�atistics in connection with the official census shot�ring the housin b blocka at of tli:Ls committ��. Motion wa� seconded by Commissioner iJatl�ins and carried un2;n�.mously. � Y ,� a, cost of �2,750,00 ba�scl on present population, It Uras su�gEsted tha'E in �he near iuture a gas utility cen�u� va3.11 have to be macle and it woul.d be possib].e to ac?a Th� Comnu.ssiolz, now adjourned as the City Commission and actin� as Trustees of the these i'aetors to that su-rve , B consent 1;he Actin Cit Mana er was insi; Pensian Fund hsard a recommendation from the Advisor Committee tha� Samuel Hammo�k ' Y Y , g y g ruc�ed , to that effect, attendant, Setvage Treatment Plant, not be adnLtted toythe Pensiori Fund. Com�ssio?ler _ b'ielcls moved the applica�:ion of tlzis emplayee be reject��d. Moi�ion taas sec�nded by A proposed layout for the baseball diainands for f;he L3.ttle Z�a�ue teams N�as Commissioner �Vatkins and carri�d vnaniinasly. Tk�.e mee•�ing was ad,journ�d at �+:20 P.M. submit�ed to be locat�d �riest of the airport proper�y in the rTE; o�` Section 11-29-15. Cornnv.ssioner S'er,ang mov�d that �he 1ay�aut submitL-�d by the City �ngineer be approV�d . ' the money is in the bad.�et and �hat the t�rorl� be a.u�l�orized, Mot�,on Was seconcleel by � ' Com7ni.ssioner Inseo and carried unan:i,mously. At��sf;: ayo - o sioner � , i y er t _ __ _ _. ,,. .._ .. � . .. _ _ , �. .� �� , >. " ,.'.� ; : ',, _ ; ,� _ i, . : r _ � �( _ -/ �`�' �� !/.(p� _iI % � , CTTY COMMCSSIQN MEETING CITX CONIl'�IISaION MEETING � ` MM September 29� 195$ Septemlaer 2g, 1g58 ; � Con�tinued , � ^`, , i ,AGENDA l � AWard of Plaque, i�ICP ( ) CITY COD�SSION ME�TING 2. Presentatians, Nai;ional Safe�y Counci7, � SEPTEMBER 29, 1958 OUJAT�R PRpk'ERTY COST � 7,:30 P.M. Public Hearings ' A1 ert Greco Lots 1_ , 13� $20.00 an. Sewer In Easement between J�smiz�e & �.820e�Gu7.f, Blvd. Glenwood Subd.ivision- ; 3' II. R ingto,_ Beach, Fla. Invocation Magnolia bebtveen McVeigh & Niissouri Michael C. D1ak�s Lot 135 J.�.pO '( Introductions . Minutes of P.receding Meetings Reports from Citv Mlnager 1261 S. Secle�va Qir, GlenU�ood subdisr3sian Public Hearings .' Request Approval, Hi�hland Estates Subd. Clty � Reports of City Manager 5• Bids, Scotchlite Appl�.cai;ing Mach3ne Bessie Ho111n�sT,vorth Lot 7. 18,UQ Reports of City A°ttorney 6. T�i.ds, Police Un3form Shirts Ci�yS, Ft, Harris�n Av�. Hollingsworth �sta.tes ' Citizzn� to be I�Ieard 7. Bids, McVeigh Suhd. Sanitary Sewcrs Chas, B, Shevl�n Lot 2 � O�her Commission Action 8. Bids, Yierce Street Sanitary Sewers - 17.D0 ' Adjou�nment 9. Bids,'Sem3nole Street Base 1209 Bay Ave. Ho113,ngsworth �states Meetiilg Pension Plan Trustees 10. Request Improvements, Rm. 9, Mariiaa C�-�y � 11. Reques� to Install 12,000 Gal. Z.P.Gas Tt�,�,nl� :R�ssie Iiollingsworth Lo�s �L7, 48, 49 31.00 ' r ' 12, Report on Land, State tUel#'are Boar� 512 S. F�. Harrison Ave. Hal.lings*r7ori>h �states 13. Report re Cost of Harbor �atrol - City 14. Letter re Appointment Member of Pinellas Eugene S. uauss W. 40� of Lot 17, E. 20� of Lot 1$ ].7.00 County Board of Heal�th 1920 SV. Saginaw St. Block K 15. Subm'srged Lands Lansing 15, Mieh. Keystone PQanor fiG. O�her Ehgineering n7atters J. ,P'rank HamricY N. 81' of W. 150' 20.00 17. Private Lo� Mowi�g Requests 1601 E. Druid Rd. Lot 1 18. Verbal Reports and Other Pending Mat�ers C�-tY Lakewood Replat : Robcrt L. Gilmore E. 12�f-.5' less S. 296' 25.00 Reports irom City Attorney 5198 Cleves-Warshaw Rd, Lot 1 _ l,, Consi era ion o eiZsion of �ease, Mariiza Ciilcinnati, Ohio Zake*�vood R.eplat Shop �8, Jaclt Ransom Howard the Trader, Inc. M Rc B(1) (6073-A) 83.00 20, Consideration of Amendment to Lease, Ma�ina Gulf to Bay & Duncan W. 245' of SFu af St1; of NE4 Shop #3, Aubrey T. Stanley C�-�3�' less W. 115' of S. 225� and 21. Report on Gity Regulation� Concernin� Trash 1�ss S. 50� for Rd. Sec. 1.4-29-15 Burners �-Iaward the Tr�.;�er, Inc, N. 35�' o�' Lot 2 �k�.00 22. Consideration of Ordinance Amending Revised Gulf to Bay &:'Duncar Lakewoad Replat Ord3nance as to Oixtside Trash Burners and City C�djus�ment of Collection Rates ' M. C,�Kohn Uot 5 15,.00 7152 5th Ave. N. B].ock D -------------------------------------------------------- St. Pe�ersburg, F1a, LalLeviej�a Heights ` ------------------------------- Edith D. Benson Lot 6 19,00 RESOLUTION 1111 Sedeeva Dr. Block 1 —�8U — City , Sarah MeMullen�s Subdivision _ Mer1e McVei�h Ch�mbexlain Lots 10 thru' 18 66.00 ?�JHEREf�S: it has been cletermined by the City Commission ox the City of Clear�vater, 150 Chur�3� St, Black E Flor�da, that tlze property described below `should be cleaned of weeds, grasu and��r NortYi Adams, P�ass. McUeigh 2nd Addn. und�rbrush, and tha+ after ten (10) days �otice and fai�ure of the owner thereof to do Henry Custance Lot �+ 21,.00 so, the Ci�y should clean such property and charge the costs tlZereof a�ainst the Sot,tth Gove: 31ock 14 respective property. Danbury, C�nn. Mandalay Subdivision �dw. A. Colonna Lot 1 i5.00 NOW THEREFORE BE iT R�50LVED by the City Commission of the City of Glearwater, 406 Tennessee Ave, B1ock 58 Florida, th�t the followino deseribed property, situate in said City, shall be cleaned Alexandria, Va. Mandalay Subdivision, , ' ' of vteeds, grass and�or un�erUrush within ten (10) days afi,er notice in writing to �he Virgil�ia T.`Dann Lo't 18 16.00 o�rmers thereof -�o do so and that upon failure io comply with said notice, the City 458 Scotlaizd St; Block 68 shall perform such cle�nin� and charge the costs thereof agains�L the respective Dunedin, Fla. Ma��dalay Subdivision properi.�.es in accordance with �eetion 128 af the Charter of the City of Clear.Vater, Elizabeth Cosgrove etal L�ts 20 & 21 20.OQ 955 Bay Esplanade Block 68 as amended. City Mandalay Subdivision OGJN�R PRQP�RTY COST Jack Feiles Zots 1,13 17.00 Fred Haas N. 7' of W. 1_l7' of Lot l y�1�.0-0 3���9-15th St. Block $1 ' . Bloek b Tampa, F'la. Mandalay Replat G� Avenal P1 Ft, Thomas, ,i�y. Bay View Heights UJm. M. Felmly w. 20� of Zot 15, E. 50� of Lot 17 16.00 Subbo Nikoloff N. 6j' of E. 120' of Lots 1& 2 16.00 124�I- Belleviet-a B1vd, Block 6 c�a Howard t%ives Block 6 • City Naryland Subdivis.�.on First Federal Bldg, Bay View Height's Cla3r H. Byers Lot 46 17.00 Glearwater, Fla, Rte l, B1ack Rd,. Replat of Sall�s ��d Addition Lionel J. Kepler W. 6#� of' Lot 2 16:00 Waterville, Ohio 413 Brookside Dr. ' Bon�air Hill �3 John K. Endress Lots 5�, 65, 66 27,�0 Dayton 6, Ohio 2q579 Center Ridge Rd. Replat of Sali's 3rd Addition �ugust J. Bria E. 16' of Zot 2 16.00 lVestlake, Ohio ' 34 �lilliam St. W. 54� of Tot 3 Arnold Pohlman Lot 1 26,00 G�astonbury, Conn. Bonair Hill ,-F`�-3 Jcyland Trailer Park Block A Theresa A. Paz?fili Lot 6 16.00 2261 Gulf to Bay B1vc1. Skycrest Unit D ,- 1�-97 Gulf to Bay Blvd. Block A City � City Breeze Hill JeanrCaruthers Lot 9 18.00 Lt. Col. Clyde V�hite; U.S.A. Lot 12 17.00 1708 Druid Rd. Block A �iLs. 507B Block C C�ty Skycrest Urii� 5 Ft, McPherson, Ga. East Druid Es�ates Addn. M�rton R. NaTl Lot 1 17.0� Silas B. Dishman Lot 13 17.00 1929 S. Walnut St. B1ock x tlilliamsburg, Ky. Block C S��ingfleld, Ill. Skycrest Terrace lst �ddition East Druid Estates Addn. Leon B, Summer eta7, Lot 14 15,00 Eciw. R. Preis Lots 61 &�2 2�,qp c% R. J, Lewis Block K 101 N, Cirus St., City S1�%crest T�rrace lst Addition �57 Parkview Ave, Fair Oaks lst Addn. Effle M: Duncan Lots 36 & 37 21..00 ' Elmhvrst, Ill. � 1653 E. Druid Rd. Block F Chas. H. Cribbs uf. 70 �f I,ot 50 16.00� � Barry Rd. E. 5' of Lot 51 City Sunset Point lst Addit3on Gity Gates Knall lst Addn. , (Cont:inuecl) (Continued� _ , i j _ � � ;' � i . ,i _ i - ;' ., w._ ,, , , � ... C�TY r,qMAiCSSION 1�ETING September 29, 1958 (Continued) P1�SSED AND ADOFT�D �Y THE C3.ty Comm3ssion of �he Czty of Clearwater, Florida, Tiiis 29th day of Sepi:ember, A.D. 1958. ATT�ST: r's� R. G, [Jhi.�ehead City Auditor and Glerlt Hanorable City �onun�,s5ion Clearwa�er, Flarida Gentlemen: %s/ Lewis Homer Mayox- Co,,uni s s�oner Aug. 22f 195$ A5 Trustees of the City of Clearwater Employees� pensior_ F'und, yoLt are hereby noti�'ied bl�at Samu�l E. Hammock, an attendant at the ,S�iY�gE Trea�ment p].ai-�t, has been duly examined by a],aca1 physioian and d�si�nated by h3.m as a"F'irat Clas�" risk. After studying the attaehed report th� Advisory Board recommenas this employee be re�je�;.ed irom r�mbership into �he Employees Pension Fund, Ve�y truly yatzrs, Advisory Comma.ttree of The �mployses Pension Fund, f s` �au]. Kane, Chairmazz js f �dwin B1ar��;on %s� Helen Paters URbxNAt�3C�' N'�. 789 AI�T �A�IATRNCF OF' THE CZTY OF CLE.9RT�JA'.@ER, �'S,ORTDA, a.r�n�ra� s��rxorr 5(�) ta} ���crzo� �(�3 0� 4�nxrt.�c� �va. 773, ��r.r.� ��z�u�� �r�m s��vsc� OAI�TN.{lNGi'.�, OI+' CT�i;RRi+dA�!'�'it ", �i1' R�SPEL'T.iiTEGY AT��DINCr TI� z�'.Q7JTR.�T'TEN`.� Cf?NCERN,LN(� 3�TG�NERR'I'�I$S AN� OUi'SID� `Z`F#ASFi �,3U�fN.ERS TQ AI,I,4kJ MAL�V'tzF�tANCE ANiD OP�t'SxON 0� �'FI� S.11� PFt(,�DINq� NQ FI13E HA�A�i3 413 NUISAI�'CE IS CONIl14...T',L"Z'� �'i I+ZId,iIt7`FR�NF.'I?a AN13 A 2'�LE'Z �'QI{ A�T I1VC?��i.�- �'OR IS %�F;,Sm OB�'AIN�f? FRQY�f 'I'FT� CTi� �HE PR�7SsUTi'Z�N - rPISPEC?''4Z�, A1�1? 'Z'Q AP�Ns? ',�Ii� S�C'.��ON �EL�'1'ING T0 PI:Ft- IpAS I�I1RINt� �i1�CH RF�'USE COI,i,�C�O�T CHI�GES AR� A:PPLi- CR'�E, '�.'CJ E7�C��'T '1'Fi�+'�OM P�RT4D5 �URINC tJf�GIi R�'BS� �S I�7EiT PRUII7irCEU (�1T VRCAN'i �'I�TCSES ANA APPLICA`�sORI �'C?R R�F'tTNl? 0� CHA�iGES IS I�iADE 't'FfiL�T�%F.�f'+OR; P134tTIDSNCr �`(iT{ T.HE R�i'�.�L 0� P�1RTS OF 4Ri7sN�tC�S T_I�t Cd��'x,?CT HEREtv'x?'I3q Ai�%D PI��i�Z�G %'Qi? 't'HE E�'Ii'�G'�SV� �A�.'� OF TIixS ORD�%I9NCE. 3,3E IT QFt13AZ'iV�D BY �t'� ^ZZ'�� COT�LSSIC3i1 ��` TS3� ��'tY OF GLEATi,taiA`�'�, F'T.�O$iDA; Sect2on 1. S�c, �i (3) (d)' ai Ord3nar.ee 773 i� �uended �o �eat� �s follovJs, ,,�eation 6, t3)��� (3 j "Qvrx�e�s or lesseeq o�' business or ��as;eci �,a. prop�rt�.es m�.z ' oA�rate �.nc�.nex��ta�,:� �IYs�eon rov�.IcI3. J 10_ ng a permL� �or the aam� 3.A £3�st ob��l.ned �rs�n, the G��y Fi�e PreVen�ian ?"nspec�o�n, sueh �.nc�nex�atcr� a�nd its �.ne��or� o� ope�.��.r�n does na� constit�.i:e a�ir� hazard or nu,�..s�.,nce, and 3.�� cans��,tct3on and ope�:tis�n m�e� a].i oL-her app1� cab�.e Ci'i.� �'P.Ci171...'r"�Yt1Gri�{3. (2} "Owne�s or �.�s�ees oY �es3aences noi; ur�er� �ar business purposes, ma.y have. a,nd ogerai�e ot��;s�,de t�ask� burners prpv-? c73.r�g. �he op�ra�� on oP ihe �ame �.oe& nat conai" >te a x'ire haz��c3 ox� a nu3.sance." Sec��.an 2. Sec�aon 7 i�) o� Orda.r�a.nce 773 �-s �mended ��: read �� £ol���ss: 'rS�ction 7(2} �''he �efuse co��.ect3.on �i�a��s a�e appla.cable unti� �,12 �aun�cipa�,3. u�ii ii;ies :Lncludi..�ag la�r_�z (vra�er) nei;�r� are di sconnected pex�nentlg or d3scontirzued �emporarily, excegt at vaeant premises Por s�d�h periods as a sBrorn ap�Iic�.�ion i'ar a xefund or cred3.i� b;� �n c?wner� �essee or age.n'c o�" �-►ther and �rer3:�`icat3an by �he G�t� Refu�e Super�.sitendEn.t s:•1a11 ea�ablish ti�a�C no �raah o� �ea'use af any kinr2 is being gracZuce�i �'or Ci�y aoll.ee�ion 3.n any mannex. Such �pplica�on For refunc3 or credi� sha3.1 be made taa.thin thi'rc� (3t�) day� �ftex� the ovmes� or �,�ss�e sh.a,23 t'ir�t be en�itled to the sanae �.nd ��aa.'! 1 co�.tim�e nn:t�.'! �he end o�' the pe�iod 3ndicateci in such s�rrarn applica'��:or� 4� unti`! �uch px°em;Lser� are no longe� vaeant or un�i3 �trash: or ref'use is a�ai±� p�o�3tz��d �or Ci�y �ollec�3on i`x�om sa3,d ���rrti:ses, t4t�cli��er sha33 f3rgt oecur," �ection 3. .A1:� o�^t�.nanes� o� pax*�s a€ ord3rsanees 3n eonf3.3c� heres•,r3.�h o� 3.n�ana�s -�n��h �he prorrisions of �his f3�inance a:�e Ytereby ��pea�.ed to the ex�ent o� �he3r con�7.ic�a Section �, Th�.s i?rc'l:9.x:ance �iaaiZ take ei'fect i.7tuuedi��e3.y upfln i�s passage, PASS� �D� �'�T Ft�AI�2N� septem'�er 29a i95$ PASSr..�"?s �N ��' ;'t?N7S 3�.EAD�NG PAS� ON T�TRD �1N37 FiN?�L �EADINC� A�TfJ Ai?OP'i'�0 ATTESt^.: /�� R. C, t��iiiteh�ad C�;ty C1erk September �9, �958: September 29, z958 /sf �,eva'.Ls Homer Mayor�-Commissianer �� �