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10/20/1958 ,....... , ..' ~...: _;. : ~ ~.-...,:,:' .,:. ..', ',1 ..'.~ .. ..t....... . '. h_ ' _..:1:. _., 'f1Lf CITY COMMISSION MEETING October 20, 1958 The city Comm~Gsion of the City of Clearwater met in regular session at the City Hall, Monday, October 20, 1958, at 1:30 P.M. with the following members present: Levii s Horner W. E. Strang, Jr. James H. WatJcins Herbert R. Fields *Cleveland Insco Mayor-Commissioner Conunissioner Conunissioner Commissioner Conuni s sioner " iht~;:i~..,!.~,\'x;J~n>" , rl., 'l>.""'j'~"""'" ',\'.,..'. !1.~;(~tJ~I~1r .. f : ,~,. ., r-A~.I.'..~l> .~. i..:...".," !!.~~~~~i" *Absent at first of meeting. Came in later. Also present were: Gerald Weimer Ben Krentzman S. Licl{ton Sgt. B. Lecouris Acting City Manager City Attorney City Engineer Representing Police Chief The Mayor called the meeting to order. The invocation \~as given by the Reverend J. S. Dauerty, acting assistant minister at Peace Memorial PreSbyterian Church. Commissioner Fields moved that the minutes of September 29th and October 6th be approved in accordance with copies submitted to each Commissioner in writing subject to the approval of Con~issioner Insco. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Strang and carried unanimously. Commissioner Insco came 1n at this time -- 1:40 P.M. ....1~~.... A Public Hearing was called on the conotruction o~ curbs, drainage and widening in Mars Avenue from Drew to Gulf to Bay Boulevard and ~n Meteor Avenue from Cleveland to Drew street and curbs and drainage in Cleveland Street from Saturn to Meteor. The Engineer stated that this work was requested by petitions ~rom the property owners except that on North Mars which was requested at the preliminary hearing. He estimated the cost at $3.15 per front assessable foot and stated that the City would bear its share in the cost of the resurfacing. The Mayor asked for a vote on the enLire project. Fifteen property owners voted approval and twenty-two were opposed. On Meteor Avenue, five approved and six were opposed; on North Mars three approved and six were opposed; on South Mars seven approved and none were opposed. Commissioner Insco moved that the hearing be continued until November 3rd l'lhile a questionnaire is being sent by the Clerk to each property owner for him to express approval or dis- approval of the project before the next meeting. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Strang and carried unanimously. The ~layor introduced rJlr. Al Rogero, State Road Board member, and asked him to si t w~th the Corrmussion during the discussion of the one way street program. The Mayor read the petition submitted by the Clearwater Business and Taxpayers Association on October 6th which asked the Commission to abolish the existing one way street system and restore the two way streets because the one way system was causing losses to the owners of businesses and \1aS creating a traffic hazard because of excessive sped of cars. Mr. S. Russell Bowen, speaking for the Association, stated he did not feel that Clearwater \~ould be ready for a one way street system until Myrtle Avenue extension was completed. police Chief \'J. Booth reported that the one way system showed an overall increase in the volume of traffic carried, that traffic volume counts showed the system relieved congestion and that it reduced most types of accidents in the downtown area. He reported that the modification or the original system now in effect (Garden Street north of Dre'li and North Fort Harrison north of Drew' returned to t\'lO way streets) is confusing and that hazardous conditions are apparent at Garden and Drew Street. He proposed a revision in the modified plan which would make Garden Avenue one way north to Fort Harrison Avenue or a return to the original plan. ~w. John Marceron presented a letter from the Safety Council I'ihich cri ti cized the modified plan because it made a dangerous intersection of Drew and Garden and urged return to the original plan for a trial period of one year. Among those opposed to the one way streets were Joseph Schultz, Wm. Birchall, Leonard Merrell, Glen Yohe, Mrs. M. Gay. Those who spoke j.n favor of the one way streets were George C. Harrison, Fred Walbolt, Maurice Thayer and J. G. Robinson. Commissioner \vatk~ns moved to postpone the voting on this petition until such time as a further study can be made both by the State Road Department and by the Traffic Division and a report from our consulting engineer be made available and at that time we can decide what is the nlost feasible thing to do. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Insco and carried unanimOUSly. Mr. Al Rogero urged the Commission to retain the one \'lay system for a trial period of one year and stated that merchants in other cities did survive after a fair trial o~ one way streets. Mr. Herbert BrONn, appearing on behalf of P~. E. L. Burel, 507 Engman, presented an application for his client to operate two taxicabs from a location on Clearwater Beach. He explained the location on the street desired \~as the northwest corner of Poinsettia Avenue and Causeway Boulevard. He explained that there 11ere no cabs based on the Beach nm.; and his client thought there was a need for' such an operation. The Police Chief approved th.e application. Representatives o~ the other cab companies were present and protested the issuance of the license. Commissioner Fields moved the permit be granted for two taxicabs and one street space. Motion was seconded by Conunissioner Insco. Upon the vote being taken, Conmlissioners Fields, Insco, Strang and Homer voted 11 Aye II , Commissioner Watkins voted lINo". Motion carried. ,.i.;.!...,.... · "'!""C,Jl!'j~i[~:::~~,,,,c~. ':~~ '. . ' 1,"," '...:; _!.... ~ ., ~ _ '. , : ..~..... '"n' .,..:~ ~'.~ :;.~,:;; ;~~.~~~~~f,~:~~~;:';; '. ....;;:............;,D~.i.,'''kd,ri,~.;:~~~~;j.''?''f'';~~~,;' " ' i . "', . ;:'. .~." ,':.;~ Lf 75'? -2- CITY CO~llrrSSION MEETING October 20, 1958 " .'.!........,C]).!, .......;i''f.(,.....'. k." · :l':.........";~}~' .. A "~l; ; The Acting 0i ty Nanae;er recommended acc,epting the 10\1 bid of Ray Birkbecl<, Dunedin, for $3,730. ho to construe t storm se'\/er at the north end of Bay Esplanade and Eldorado. Conmdssioncr Strung moved that the contract for storm sewers at the north end of Bay Espli.lnade and Eldorado be a\'iUrded to Ray Birkbec1c~ Dure din, in the amount of $3,730.40~ this being the lowest and best bid, and the proper officials be authorized to execute it. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Watkins and carried unanimously. Conuni ssioner Insco moved to recess the meeting until 7: 30 P. M. Motion was seconded by COnilllissioner Fields and carried unanimously. The meeting was recessed at 5 : 45 P. 1>1. The ~1ayor re-convened the meeting at 7: 30 P. 1.1. with all Commissioners present. The Acting City Manager reported that he had shown the property at the northeast corner of Missouri and Seminole to f'-1rs. ~J. A. fv1cMullen, Jr., Chairman of District #4 and Mrs. Erwin from the State Welfare Board as a possible site for a district office. He said they approved the site but it would have to be approved and confirmed by the State i.'/elfare Board. Conunissioner \vatleins moved the Manager be instructed to write a letter to the State Welfare Board stating that this property is available to them and giving ninety days to ~ccept the offer and one year to construct the building, the deed to contain u reversion clause that the property will revert to the City if the vlelfare Board stops usinG; it for an office. fJ1otion ViaS seconded by Commissioner Fields and carried unanimously. A request was presented from Mr. Chester B. McMullen, Jr.~ on behalf of Frank Batchelor, ovmer of a portion of Lot 12" unnumbered blocle, Palm Parle" to vacate Ficht Street shovm as ~'Jashine;ton Street in the plat of Palm Parle Addition. Commissioner Watkins moved that the City Attorney be instructed to prepare a Resolution vacating Ficht Street. Motion was seconded by Conwissioner Fields and carried unanimously. Mr. Herbert IvI. BrO\'n1 represent:Lng 1~'I1"'. Leonard L. Bursten reported that his client vIas interested in purchasing the Fleetvlood Apartments from the Federal Housing Authority and would have a plat made of the area and dedicate the streets contained therein. The Engineer recommended that the streets be resurfaced at an estimated cost of $10,840.00 before beinc accepted by the City in order to meet City specifications. rvIr. Brm-m thought the amount \'las too much for his client to assume and suggested that the '.wr1c be done on an assessment basis later as his client planned to sell the individual units of the apartlllent house project separately. Corcunissioner Strang moved the matter be postponecl to the next regular meeting. l\lotion VIaS seconded by Cownissioner Insco and carried unanimously. The Engineer stated there is a drainage cond:t tion in the colf course \'lhich needs correction and the Clearwater Countpy Club had offered to pa~/ for the pipe if the C:ity \':111 do the installation. He expluined that a catchbasin draining Jackson Street and Betty Lane ,.;as di scharcing \,'rater in the Golf course aggrav3.tinG the si tua tion. Commissioner l,'/atkins moved the Cit~/ l\1anager be instructed to authorize the \'lork at the Country Club provided they purcl1ase all Hl~teriaJ.s. f'.lotion 'tIns seconded by Conunissioner Fj.clds and carried unanililously. The Engineer reported that the State Road Department llUd ~ndicated that they would purchase drainage pipe of adequate size to run from Glenwood Park northwesterly to the golf' course if the City vlould do the installation. He saj,d it was planned to diS out a laJ<:e hl Glemlood Parle and also one in the middle uf 1i1ood Drive. Comrnissioner Fields !!loved that the Engineer be authorized to neGotlate \'lith the State Road Board to see to \'lhi.lt extent they \'1:1.],1 :0:],;)' for the pipe if the Ci ty incurs the cost of layinc; the p:1.pe. r,lotion ~'J::lS seconded b~i COltlmi ssi oner Hl tlcins and carried unanimously. The Eng~neer presented a revised plan for a metered pa~:in~ lot on Lot 1, City Park Subdivision" vlith space reserved for a picnic area amonG the existing pine trees. Conunissioner I'JatJ.cins moved to put this latest engineering plan out for bids. 1~lotion \'las seconded by Commi ssioner Fields and carried unanimously. Resolution s.'3-3Ll ",rus presented which \'lould require thirty-seven property owners to clean their lots of I'lceds and underbrush. Corrunissioner str<:lng moved that Resolution 58-84 be passed and adopted and the proper officials be authorized to e.xecute it. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Insco and carried unanimously. A request \'las read from the Shrine Club of Clearwater for permission to sponsor the Clyde Beatty Circus in the parking area between Green Field and Jack Russell Stadium on October 2Llth. The Acting; C1 t~l r,larw.ger stated the Police and Fire Department had approved and a peri'ormance bond of :p500. 00 had been posted. Conunissioner Fields moved that the performances be approved subject to the purchase of the necessary license. Motion vIas seconded by Conunissioner Insco and carried unanimously. A letter was read from Captain Richard W. Coryell, Company K, 211th Infantry, Florida National Guard, stating that it was planned to fence the National Guard Armpry property, that the State Government has appropriated $1~665.00 for the project but $998.00 was still needed. Captain Coryell addressed the Commission asking that the City and the County each appropriate $499.00 for the project. Commissioner Insco moved that $499.00 be appropriated from unappropriated surplus. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Fields and carried unanimously. .",:. "R~___ "~,.....,' y~ Itt~~~lr . . I " ,~~,:',7~l~~j~;;;L::,.::;=-".~,:~., ",', 'r'o ,,\"~"r' 'if.'.!;';~i~~,.~1J.r~--"l . .;~. .,". '.;.I;':!~'~.\~;.riltto;:\,.;"~ '\" .,,..,,n""'"i 1 ,.,,"i '- .;.~~~.' 11\ '.' .:j'~ \. ." .j.' .S~..:~ . .IJ }:.if...Lf ,.; ~~ ,>; .1' .'-;$;' , :.~,\,'j~~~fi:~~~~~?1~:r;:J:'ij . '. ~....~/. '~IJl""lt.;'1,..r' > '. .~ " "," "," 'I ;')i)fll~liljl!l ,t.~",,;{;., hi' ,.",1 , """"'\"'1",,1 ~K~ .' .. ~... . \.', ~.' .':;1.'" . ........" '."+ . . '.'; .:i'(, ,,:',.! "'.l{;~~. .::~ ;':.'!>r....,~.~~i~,'~.~~~~/~~~: , \", "..- , , "'~" ' ."..... ....."........ \' ~. ' . . ': >. . ~.". -... .. ".. ....... . - . . . . ,~:, ,,<,:::.~.;:;~~s:~t:~t;~}~~~~~~~~Jb~~~iJ1!Ji~ii:~~d[L&~~~~~~~;j~, ,.; " :.~.::.::;: '::~ .: ,~\",~,.;:_'~.,~;:~'::'~ '.;""...'f.;.:'''>~: '_ .". . : '...~.;;:.'.~ ;:.-", : .. ~ . -3- CITY COMMISSION ~mETING October 20, 1958 '1'he Acting C1 ty Hanager read a letter from Briley, "'ild and Associates, Consulting Engineers, which enclosed progress curves showing the status of the construction of the r''V-..lrina Station Plant on October 1, 1958. The letter stated the \'lcather records SI'lOi"l fIfty \'lOrlcing dayn betl'lccn December 2, 1957, and September 3, 1958, as days of Inajor rainfall. The Actinc; City f'.'lanager as!ced if' the Commission wished to consider granting the Chilton Construction an extension of time from November 6th to Janu<.l.ry 8th, 1959, as a completion date. CO/lunisnioner Strang questioned N'hether thu.t much time i'laG necessary and sur;gcuted keeping the letter on file and if the Chilton Company runs over the contract tJ.mc use the letter to sho',., why no penalties were claimed. By consent, the letter was received to be kept on record. The Attorney cxplained in the case of George Bro\'ll1 VB. Fr<lll.l{ Abernathy, City Treasurer:J and the C:t ty, that r.lr. Brm'l11 VlUS scoldnc; the issuance of a li cense to con- duct a je\"lelry il. uction on Clear't'later Beach. He said the effect of' the judge's ruling is to hold that actually the type of business r,1r. BrOl'ln \'laS seeking to operate is not a true auction and therefore it is not controlled by the jewelry auction ordinanc.e. The business was described as an auction type sale or business '.'lhereby each person bidding is given the option to return the item purchased within thirty days and receive his money back. He did not reco~nend that an appeal be made but recommended that Ordinance 791 which would regulate an auction type sale, provide f'or occupational license, etc., be adopted. He proceeded to read Ordinance 791 on its f'irst reading. Commissioner Strang moved that Ordinance 791 be passed on its Eirst reading. Motion \'las seconded by C01lU11issioner Fields and carried unanimously. COl1unissioner Strane; moved that Ordinancc 791 be considered on its second reading by title only \'1i th the unanimous consent of' the Corrunission. lv1otion \vas seconded by Corrunissioner Insco and carried unanimously. The Attorney read the ordinance by title only. Conunissioner Strang moved that Ordinance '791 be passed on its second reading by title only. Notion \'laS seconded by Conm1issioner Fields and carried unanimously. Commissioner Strang moved that Ordinance 791 be considered on its third and final readine; \'lith the unanimous consent of the Commission. flJotj.on was seconded by Conunissioner WatJ{ins and carried unanimously. The Attorney read the ordinance. Commissioner Viatkins moved that Ordinance '791 oe passed on its third and final reading and adopted and that the proper off'i cials be authorized to execute it. Motion \'las seconded by Corrun1ssioner Fields and carried unanimously. The Attorney presented for its second readine; Ordinance 786, the proposed roofing code" and recomnlended that copies be distributed and that it be deferred to the next meeting. Commissioner Hatkins moved the consideration of the ordinance be deferred. Motion \'las seconded by Conuuissioner Insco and carried unanimously. Hesolution 5G-G5 i'laS presented which ','lOuld assess tIle cost of' wldening, repaving and drainage in Ni 8sour1 Avenue from Grove to Dre~'l Street and sidewalk on vlest side of Nissouri Avenue from Grove to Dre'.-1 street aGainst the bcnef:tted propel.'ty o\omers. The f'.1ayor a sleed if there Here any ab jections and there Vlere none. Coml11i ssioner Insco movcd Resolution 58-85 be passed and adopted and the proper officials be authorized to execute it. .Notion was seconded by Conum. Gsloner Fi elds und carried unanimously. The Attorney read Hesolution 58-86 1n i'lhich the City agreed to relocate or trim any trees or shr1.lbs lyine; \'11 thin the ric;ht of' i'lay if the State Road Department at its expenne \'1Ould cxtend the pavement of f,'IemOl'ial CaUSC\'lay four feet on each side. Conunissioner Ins co moved Resolution 58-fJC; be passed and adopted and the proper of'ficials be authorized to execute 1 t. 1',10tion ~'ms seconded by Commissioner Fields and carried unanimously. The Attorney :reported that on December 10, 1956:J the City gave the Chamber of Conm~rce a deed for the property occupied by their building w1th a reversion clause thtl t the property l'lould revert to the City 11' j.t ceased to be used for Chamber of' Corrunerce purposes. He explained the Chamber of Corrunerce has planned to remodel the building and \'1ishe s to borroVl $ 30,000.00 on the property f'rom the First National Bank and the bank is asking for a subordinantion agreem~nt VIi th the City so the clause of reversion to the City vlould not apply during the term of the mortgage. Commissioner v~tkins moved the approval of the subordination agreement between the City and the First National Banl{ relating to the revcr'sionary provi sion on the Chamber of Conunerce Building and autho:rize t11e proper officials to execute it. Motion was seconded by Conunissioner Fields and carried unanimously. The Attorne:y :read on its flrst reading Ordinance 792 which Vlould declare the City's intention to annex certain acreaGe in Section 23-29-15 and Lots 2l through 28, 69 through '(6, 117 through 120, Replat of' Ardmore Place. Conunissioner Fields moved that Ordinance 792 be passed on 1ts f'j.rst reading. ~lotion ~'fas seconded by Conunissioner Insco and carried unanimously. Comrnissione:r J:nsco moved that Ordinance 792 be considered on its second reading by title only wi th the unanimous consent of' the Corrunis sion. Notion \vas seconded by Commissioner Fields and carried unanimously, The Attorney read the ordinance by title only. CO~ssiol~er Insco moved that Ordinance 792 be passed on its second reading by title only. Motion was seconded by Commdssioner Fields and carried unanimously. ':,. >. .......-,.. ~-- ,\ Lf7C, " "....:... -' ~ ' ;, . ~." "., ' \"" ,'; . _L~_ CITY COMMISSION MEETING October 20, 1958 Conunissioner' 1I1SCO moved that Ordinance '''(92 be considered on its thir-d reading with the unanimous consent of the Co~~io~ion. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Fields and carried unanimously. The Attorney read the ordinance. Conunissioner Fields moved that Ordinance '792 be passed on i to third and final reading and adopted and that the proper officials be authorized to sien it. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Watkins and carried unanimously. Con~issioner strang commented that ~25,OOO.OO had been reserved in the budget for the City Library and there were reconunenda ti on.s in the report from the State Librarian that the City paint the library, install a new ceiling, heating, lighting, and purchase tables, chairs L4nd other items. Commissioner Strang moved that the Manager be authorized to put these items out for' bids and possibly get some or the worl-c done before the "linter season. Motion I'las seconded by Commissioner \'latk:lns and and carried unanimously. The Mayor commented this would be only the first step in improvements to be made to the library as recomnended after a survey conducted by the State Library Director. Commissioner Strang suggested that the ~~nager be requested to secure an estimate of' the cost of erecting a fire training tOi'ler for the Fire Department. He sa1.d tne item had been deleted from the budget but it would improve the City'S ~ire rating i~ it could be constructed. By consent, the Manager 1'186 asked to get the cost f'igures on building a ~ire training tOi'ler vvl th a raclc f'or drying hose included. Commissioner Insco inquired what happened to the report from the Planning Board or Recreation Department on the survey that the Commission made alon~ with the other groups on all Ci ty-ot'med property and parks. By consent, the Manager \'1as directed to checlc on this. The Mayor announced that the Florida Leae;ue of Municipalities \'las holding its state convention in Clearwater October 23rd to 25th. Conmissioner Insco moved that the Conmdssioners' expenses for registration, etc., should be paid out of funds appropriated, for that purpose. Motion '\flas seconded by Commissioner Fields and carried unanimously. permitted to go to check over p~ans on Commissioner Vffitkins at that particular by Commissioner Insco The Acting City Hanae;er requested that the City Engineer be Daytona Beach next l'lcek to Briley, Hild and ^ssociates office to the proposed sanitary sewer project in the east end of the City. moved that the City Engineer and any CorlU11issionel' available to go time be authorized to go i,11 th expenses paid. Not:i.on l'1aS seconded and carried unanimously. The Conunission" nO':l adjourned as the CJ.ty Commission and acting as Trustees of the Pension Fund, heard letters read from the Adv:i.sor~l Conuni ttee recommending that Franl.:: L. Horne" Electrician I, Electrical Department; EdVlard A. Rioux, Patr'olman, Police Department; Donald K. Vierling, Patrolman, Police Departmentj Helen \L Screws, Clerk I~ Finance Deparbnent; Esther N. Goodwin, steno I~ Police Department; Robert S\'linton, laborer, utility Del)artment~ Refuse Division.: Reginald C. r~osby, laborer" Utility Department, Refuse Divisionj Riley C. Knight, Driver, utility Department, Refuse Divisionj Moses B. McBride, laborer, Public Utilities~ Sei'rage Collection D:l.vision; Casey Hamm, Jr., laborer, Public utilities, S..::wage Collection Division; be admitted to the Pension Plan. Conuni ssioner \'Ja tl<:ins moved that the emplo~Tecs named be admitted to the Pension Plan. Motion VTaS seconded by Comm.issioner Insco and carri ed unanimously. There being no further business~ the meeting adjourned at 9:30 P.M. A.ttest: ~~~ , , ',), 'tl*":i~I&~ {~~i~{~,~}:;, ". .... ',. '..;" ~f;'l\'''1j(~4~:.F{;l..~'.tIV~ \,,'~' >');", .'.! ..I ":'J .~. # ,:~1'~~,f~'~~:~\'i\} #'j"Y;~~ t~\..,l.., '~, I ':., .,,' 1 ;' ('~ ',J.. . '~~fi:~vt{H~f;I~Y':<;~)~"::',\ ,,:';, \",/,\ ' ' .. "s I,;' ~; '~f;:; ': " . ;\} !i:~i~l~j}~~ <..,.,ly}..l'","~' "\.'\~'.'11'1;( :tl~ ", .;". ,.1"" " )17% AGENDA CITY COr@USSION MEETING OCTOBER 20, 1958 1:30 P.N. CITY OOMI'w1ISSION MEETING October 20, 1958 Public Hcarin(,:';s I7 Curbs, DrainaGe and Widening, Mars from Drew to Gulf-to-Day, and Meteor from Cleveland to Drew; Curbs and Drainage, Cleveland, J.J.~5 fec't \'lest of Saturn Easterly to 135 Feet East of Meteor Invocation Introductions Minutes of Precedine Meetings Public Hearings Reporto of City Manager Reports of City Attorney Citizens to be Heard Othel' Conunission Action Adjournment IlieetinG Pension Plan Trustees He )orto from 01 ty r.1anu"er rl\u::payers ssoe. Beach Taxi Application Bids, Storm S0i'/el"fJ, North End of Beach Report, re State \'Jelfare Board Request Request for Vacation of Ficht street Other Engineering Mutters Private Lot MOi'lin~ Requests Verbal Reports and Other Pending f1atters .., ,j. )~ . 1- ~. l) . 7. u. 9. '; f Reports frolrl City Attorney 10. Report on Final Decree - Brm1n vs. Abernathy 11. Ordinance Regulating Jewelry Sales by Auction 1ype Transaction Ordinance ;;1.7.36 - Roofing Code l\Dsessment Resolution - Missouri Aven'ue 12. 13. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------- At a mcctinc; of the ClearvlBter Business and Taxpayers AI3sociation held October 1, 1958 at Gay's Restaurant, Cleari'Tater, It was resolved by unanomous vote to request the Hon. l\layor and City Commission to abolish the exist:lng one i'lay street system, and to restore the ti'V'O i'lay streets as they existed priol' thereto, because, among things, of the effect of the one ,'ray street systeli1 upon the daily 1i ves of the: people of the area involved, and particularly those pcrDons enGaged in various kinds of business therej.n, and \'lho havc sW3taii"ed losses therefrom, consti tutin~ a denial of thelr vested rights, if not tantamount to a taldng of their properties or the fruits thereof, without any corresponding benefits or just compensation, and, as well, creating hazardous traffic conditions due to the rapid rate of sp~ed stimulated, ir not indirectly cncouraGed thereby, further producing confusion and interruption to the 'buojJ1eSS nO';l ciondu.ctec1, and the patrons tl1ercof; It \'laS further resolved that the ComIni ttcc of this Associat:lon be dj.rected to present this resolution to the Hon. Mayor and City Commi:.:mion at a regular meetinG thereof~ ppoffcring to subotantia te the facts stated here:Ln. It \'laS further resolved that a copy hereol' be .:11 so transmitted to the State Road Conunission of Florida. /s/ 'dilliam B. Birchall, Pres. 17 October 1958 SUJ-JJEOT : TO Security Fence for Post of Clearwater Ci ty Commission of Cleari'rater, F'lorida. 1. Increased activity at the National Guard Armory in Cleari-'later, Florida~ wherein other military elements and several civilian orGanizations have indicated their desires to use the facilities, have made it necessary to install a security fence to safeguard certain military equipment. (B) An indoor small-bore ranGe is no 1'1 beinc; installed j.n the t>'lotor Storage Building to provide ran[~e fac:!,li ties for the use of military and civilian personnel. This range is being erected jo:intly between the Post, American Legion Junior Rirle team and the Mandalay Rifle Club. Other rifle clubs in the area are expected to use this range i\lhcn completed. 2. The State r,'lilitary Depal"'tment has already Bi'Tarded a contract to a Tampa fence company to install fencing through the middle one-tl1il"'d of the parlc1ng lot. An amount of $1665.00 has been appropriated as the maximum state money available" although state military officials favor fencing 1n the entire parkine area. 3. An additional appropriation to finance the remainder of this project is vitally needed ir the area is to be leept available for outdoor exhibits and shows, such as might become avaj.lable through the Convention Bureau. Officials of the Convention Bureau have indieated they oppose fencing in only the middle one-third of the parl<:ing area. 4. In addition to the sum already appropriate<?- by the state, cost estimates for completing the project indicate that the StUll of $540.00 \'1111 fence in two-thirds of the area, \'lhile the sum of $998 will completely fence in the parlcing area, thus providing the largest secure area and providing the most usable space for whatever activity n~y arise. 5. In r1ay, 1956, the amount of $990.00 \'las returned to the City of Clearwater , as money not used in the original construction of the $145,000 Armory. A similar amount was returned to the County of Pinellas. Both the City of Clearwater and the County of Pinellas had appropriated $20,,000 each for the construction. A fence was not needed at that time. (Continued) '. ' . ,..-......J..........,..z ....... ---..,.. .'---- --"- ~. i ~,~~~ :~:~~~~~~~:~ CITY COMMISSION MEETING October 20, 1958 (Continued) 6. It is requested that you, as the eovcrning body o~ the City o~ Clearwater, give favorable consideration to appropriatlng one-half of the money needed to complete thi 0 fencing project in a mannel'" that 'will lilalce the area sui table fOl'! use by both m:l.l:l.tary and civilian elements. Any though. t of installing the fence on a small-scale no \'1' and moving it later is financially impractical. 7 . I \,[ould like to appear bet'ore the Oi ty Commission, in session, at the earliest posoible time to acquaint its members ~lith this urgent need, and I have instructed the Tampa fence company to wait until it can be determined whether this project can be accomplished with the mutual cooperation of the City of Clear'\'later and the County of' Pinellas. /s( Richard IV. Coryell Oapt ., Inf., ARNG Conunandine; RESOLUTION 5o-<J4 vrrnmEAS: it has been determined by the City Commission of the City of Clearwater, Florida, that the property described belo'1 should be cleaned of weeds, grass and/or tmderbrush, 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. Nm.[ THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED by the 01 ty Oonunission of the City of Clearwater, Florida) that the f'ollowinr;; described property, situate in soid C:lty, shall be cleaned of' 'weedn, grass and/ol" underbrush \'Ttthin ten (10) days a:fter notlce in writing to the ovmers thereot' to do 80 and that upon f'ajJ,ure to comply vTi th said notice, the C:Lty shall pert'orm such cleaninG and charge the costs thereof aginst the respective properties in accordance with Section 128 of the Charter of the City of Clearwater, as amended. m'JNER Gertrude C. Greer 1935 Drel'l st. City J. H. Greena''la1t 118 N. Orion St. ~'l. J. Roberts 1814 E. Druid Rd. City J. H. Lester 718 Grand Central Ave. City Arthur Rutenberg 2017 Gulf to Bay Blvd City Victor J. Bonin 1749 Harbor Dr. City A. . Ca clcowsld P. O. Box 246 Clearl'la ter J Pla. Robert Heilman 1470 Crestview City Chas. A. Kerekes P. O. Box 632 Clearwater, Fla. Ethel W. Standish 281 Bayside Dr. City ~~lter M. Robinson 1181 Union St. City Homer G. DuPont R.F .D. 6 Cochranton) Pa. James D. Hamilton 207 Vine St. City , Otho C. South 619 Forest Ave. River Forest, Ill. Franklin Loeser 865 Mandalay Ave. ...01. ty . M.E. Sever 1925 E. Magnolia Dr. City , , '. , ",:.1:,:._ .. ,. ,', ..:".;j.~;.~'<~.~.ti\~'.l : ' : '~'<". :." ,. ,.,~._<,..J-:,.. PROPERTY Part of'I'I. t: D. (31) (S637X4) Bee. at a pt. on S. line of Drew st. 5601 E. of W. bndry of NE'~ of N\'l-~ run S. 1501 E. 'TO IN. 150' \'l. '(0 I to POB See 13-29-15 1,1. c; B. (32) (56:::;','X3) Beg. at a pt. on S. line of' Drew st. 495' E. of H. bnc11"~ of' lm;:, 0 f lr:TI~ run S. 150 I E. 651 N. 150' w. G5r to POB See 13-29-15 M. & B. (78) {561GB) U. 80 I 01' S. lJ61f. 531 of E 'J of I;J -1- of' N~1-} of SEi~. Sc c 13-29-.15 M. & B. (79) (5613C) E. 112.5' or W. 192.5' o~ S. 664.531 of E.} of H.} of Ni1k of SE~ See 13-29-15 M. & D. (3A) (60uOJ-B) Beg. at NH cor. of Hal'S Ave. Cc Gulf to Bay Blvd. run N. 1401 W. 1251 s. 140' E. 125' to POB less E. 57.03' See 14-29-15 Park of Lot 15 t: Lot 16 Block E Avondale Subdivision Lots 5 & 6 Blocle A Barbour Morro1:.J' Subdi vi sio11 Lots 7, 8, 9 Blocle A Barbour Morrow Subdivision Lot 3 Bayside Subdivision ://4 Lot '"( Bayside Subdivision #4 Lot 11 Block X Bay Terrace Addition Lots 28 thrul 33 Beverly Heights w. ~ of Lot 12 & Lot 13 Bloclc K Boulevard Heights Lot 14 Block 256 Carlouel Subdivision Lot 14 Block 6 Druid Parle Lot 35 Fair Oaks 1st Addition .-J,:~, ---, , fll .."7-.. ".'<',. ,., ".. ,,,' ." '" ,':,. , '..W ."..:-::':: ...,.::;';",'".'... COST $~O 18.00 lt5 .00 58.00 17.00 20.00 15 .00 17.00 . '. I ....' 16.00 J.6 .00 16.00 50 . 00 16.00 16.00 18.00 17.00 "~~'~~~:::::':;;4:==C=it~::~;:5~'''.~,:~:~~:r';::1''~~'''',,;">;~5~. CITY OOMMISSION MEETING Octbber 20, 1958 (Cont:i.n.ued) NAME 1?iii:l3. Sims 19 N. Hercules Ave. City Edgar H. Smith 2121 Gulf to Bay Blvd. City J. O. Mutch Sterling Avenac County, Mich. Chas. Hil1iams 2134 Arch St. Tampa, Fla. P;lOPERTY Lot 51) Fair O~cs lot Addition Lot 10 Block 23 Highland Pines f,~5 Lot 8 Hillcrest Addition COST I'8:"O"o 16.00 18.00 less E. 11' of N. 61.1', E. 7' of S. 671 of Lot 3 Hughey's Subdivision PASSED AND ADOPTED BY THE City C01TUIUSsiol1 of' the City of Clearwater, Florida, This 20th day of October, A.D. 1958. E. fr of r,ot 2, \'J.~ of Lot 2 & Block 1, \'1. F. Pl. 1, Pge. 70 Lot 15 Block 79 t>'Iandalay Unit 5 Lot 1 Ave. Block D McVeigh Subdivision Lot 7 Bloclc D, Block D, Lots 1 & Bloclc K Na va .10 Parle Lots 28 &: 29 BJ.oclc J Na va jo Parle Lots 30 &: 31 Bloclc J Navajo Parle Lots 32 Cc 33 Blocl{ J Navajo Park Mildred Center Lots G & 9 1219 Cleveland St. Resub. of Lots 20,21,22 City Padgett Estate Forest Dean & Norman Kirkland Jr. Tract A L~07 N. Hillcrest Av-e. Unit 1 City Palm Terrace ~~s. C. A. Barber Lot 10 5022 Illinois St. Rogers Snbdiv:Loion Roclcford, Ill. Byron F. Lohmar 2301 22nd St. S. St. PeterSburg, Fla. Byron F. Lohmar 2301 22nd St. S. St. Petersburg, Fla. Jos. Schwarzkppf 219 S. Venus Ave. City I'-1ary Harding Be ch ta '700 Edenville Ave. City Chas. Faro 6854 De Anza Ave. Riverside, Calif. Roy Goatley l7537 Rutherford St. Detroit 35, Mich. C. E. Koch l3Lq COUl..t st. City 58L/. Esplanade Inc. 1644 Bay Shore Dr. Dunedin, Fla. James H. Lane 1301 S. Ft. Harrison City Merle McVeighChamber~ain l50Church St. North Adams, Hass. Chas. E. Stillings P.O. Box 8L~ Cos Cob, Conn. J. N. Holmes 108 E. Palm St. Tampa, Fla. J. E. Levine 93 Glenbroolc Ave. Stamford, Conn. H. B. Anderson Lenoir, N.C. McVeigh Subdivision, and McVeigh 1st Addition 2 Lo t s 3 & Ll Blocl{ C Sl0Jcrest Unit A Lot L~ Block A Slcycrest Unit B South & of Lot 6 Block B Slcycrest Unite Lots 3 & J+ Block D Skycrest Torrace 1st Addition Lots 3 & 4 Block I Skycrest Terrace 1st Addition Lot H Block 2 Terrace Lake Addition Lots 19 thrul 28 Block 2 Magnolia Heights Subdivision Is/ Le\'lis Homer Mayor-Comnissioner ATTEST: /s/ R. a. Whitehead C1 ty Auditor and ClerIc , '. .' ";.~''''-! ,J . ;-,..".,,:. :'< "".r>u..~;<:"'. "',;'.'. ,<,;,"~':".,,: ,', .~ ,'.'" : 15.00 16.00 18.00 . 30.00 Lot 8, 15.00 15.00 15.00 15.00 15.00 26.00 16.00 25.00 18.00 17.00 21.00 22.00 17.00 34.00 : I.:::...:-;.~.,.:.>f.~.i:"".t..~. ,. .' . ,: .'. ___ :,; .;'": ;"~" l, "':"~':.:;.. ' .' "l : '". '~ .':.. '. .<, ' " .:.... CITY COMJITSSION I~ETING October 20, 1958 RESOLtYl'ION }'fIT, 5U-u6 \'/HEREAS, the Stat~ Road Department has, at the request of the City, agreed to extend the paved portion of state Road 60 lying upon Memorial Cause\'lay in the City of Clearwater, by an additional \'lidth of four f'eet on each side thereof j and, MIEREAS, in connection there....li th the state Road Departmen,t has requested Clty to formally agree that City "Till, at its expcnse, relocate or trim any trees 0r shrubs lying 1;li thin the right-of-vlay of' such cxtclll.1ion; NOVi, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COMMISSION OF rrHE CITY OF CLEARWATER, PLORIDA, IN SESSION DULY AND REGlJ1ARLY ASSEMBLED, AS FOLLo\'IS: 1. That in consideration of the Florida State Road Department, at its expenoe, extending for an additional four feet on each side of the paved p~tion or Memorial Causeway I'Ti thin the City of Clearwater, Florida, the same being a part of State Road GO, the City of Cleur1'later, Florida agrees upon request, at its expense, to relocate or trim any trees Ol'" shrubs lying \^1i thin the right-of-\'Iay of such extension. " .., . PASSED AND ADOPTED, this 20th day of October, 1958. /sl Lewis Homer Mayor-Commissioner Attest: /s/ R. G. Whitehead City Clel"k RESOLurION N ~n Or:: o. ,?u-u:; \'JHEREAS, after public hearine; on the I~,th day of November, 1957, the City Commission of' the City of Clear\'ratcr, Floridu, determined 'chat certain I'lorl<: and improvements - hereinafter described should be done and !aade; and, llHEREAS, pursuant thereto .said improvements have been made as tollo\-Is: Construct \'l:lcten.inc;, repavj.ng, and dro.:i_nac.;e in lfdssouri Avenue from Grove Street to Drew street, Clear\'later' J Floricl.u The properties facius and abuttine; thesc improvements are deemed to derive special benefits therefrom. vn{ER~^S, under the provisions of Section 123 and other pertinent provisions of the Cit~r Charter, after said improvements Ghall have been completed, the City Conuni ssion shall assess the cost thereof agaj,nst the properties facing and abutting and receiving benefits from said improvements so made; and, l:lHEREAS, certaj.n parcels of real estate facing and abutting and in the vicinity of' said improvements have been benefitted thcrcb~r and the pro-rata cost thereof shall be assessed against Buch proyertYj NO\'i, THEREFORE, TIE Ill' RESOLVED BY TIill CITY COf.1JI1ISSION OF THE CITY OF CLEAR\'IATER-, FLORIDA, IN SESSION DULY AND REGULARLY ASSEMBLED, AS POLLm'/S: 1. That the above described improvements in the area of HLssouri Avenue from Grove St. to Drew St., Clearwater, Florida, be and the same are hereby accepted and approved as having been. completed. 2. That the follm.ling descI'ibec1 properties facing and abutting and in the vicinity of the aforesaid improvements are hereby deemed to have been benefitted by said improvements in the following proportions of the cost thereof, and the same are hereby assessed in accordance \'lith the f'ollowing schedule: 3. That ir asseSl.lInents herein made are not paid within thirty (30) days from the date hereof, the City Treasurer is 11creby directed to issue and sell certificates of' indebtedness under Scction 124 of the City Charter-, which certificates shall bear interest at the rate of eight (8%) per annunl aeainst the foregoing properties for the assessments herein made immediately upon the expiration or the foregoing thirty-day period. PASSED AND ADOPTED, this 20th day of October, 1958. /sl Lewis Homer Mayor-Commdssioner Attest: R. G. \'Jhitehead City Clerk ". 'I, (.". ';', . ; \f r- ~ "r- Lfg:jZ',:' CITY COMMISSION MEETING October 20, 1958 Oct. 6, 1958 Honorable City Cornrrdssion Clearwater, Florida Gentlemen: As Trustees or the City df Clearwater Employees' Pension Fund, you are hereby notified that, Frank L. Horne, Electrician I, Electrical Department, has been duly examined by a local physician and designated by him as a "First Class" risk. The above employee began his service with the City on Dec. 9, 1957, is under 45 years of age (birthdate . . July 9, 1929) and meets the requirements of our Civil Service. It is hereby reconmended by the Advisory Committee that he be accepted into membership. Very truly yours, Advisory Committee or The Employees' Pension Fund /s/ Paul Kane, Chairman /s/ Ed\'tin Blanton Isl Helen Peters Oct. 14, 1958 Honoroable City Commission Clearwater, Florida Gentlemen: As Trustees of the City of Clearwater Employees Pension Fund, you are hereby notified that Edward A. Rioux, patrolman in the Police Department, has been duly examined by a local physician and designated by him as a "First Class" risk. The above employee began his service with the City on . . Mar. 31, 1958. He is under 45 years of age (birthdate. . June 8, 1926) and meets the requirements of our Civil Service. It is hereby recommended by the Advisory Committee that he be accepted into membership. Very truly yours, Advisory Committee of' The Employees' Pension Fund Isl Paul Kane, Chairman Isl Ed''1in Blanton (sl Helen Peters Oct. 14, 1958 Honorable City Commission Clearwater, Florida Gentlemen: As Trustees of the City of Clearwater Employees' Pension Fund, you are hereby notified that, Donald K. Vierling, a Patrolman in the Police Department, has been duly examined by a local physician and designated by him as a "First Classll risk. The above employee began his service with the City on Apr. 7, 1958. He is under 45 years of age (birthdate - Jan. 19, 1935) and meets the requirements of our Civil Service. It is hereby recommended by the Advisory Committee that he be accepted into membership. Very truly yours, Advisory Committee of The Employees' Pension Fund /s/ Paul Kane, Chairman /s/ Edwin Blanton Js! Helen Peters Sept. 22, 1958 Honorable City Comrrdssion Clearwater, Florida Gentlemen: As Trustees or the City of Clearwater Employees' Pension Fund, you are hereby notified that, Helen vI. Screws, CleJ:'k I, in Finance Department, Purchasing Division,.. ., has been duly examined by a local physician and designated by him as a "First Class" risk. The above employee began her service ,dth the City on Feb. 17, 1958. She is under l~5 years of age (birthdate - June 15, 1934) and meets the requirements of our Civil Service. It is hereby recommended by the Advisory Committee that she be accepted into membership. Very truly yours, Advisory Committee of The Employees' Pension Fund /sl Paul Kane, Chairman /s/ Edwin Blanton /B; Helen Peters "':,1 ,', ,,', '. .,.: .....: " .,/.,' . . ' . , !:'::" ';~"":: . ~. <' .., " __, . ." , '. 1. '.., ..:: ,~; . ~ , ..of ;; ,;-:~~. -.....- ~u ... 'f~/~~ " . . ~ . I, -.\, .,~ t ,t,"\ .{. P. ' ,. '- . ":,: ~ . '~:' :~...:~:." . ~~~.,~:'~~~,':'~';:-~I\f;.;\~.~t"\~ :~;~~~~~~~~i;~;Z::.~r:.:r~:,;.~;.i;",~:;.~:~~l'.~~~~~.~::,::,,:~>:~,,: ~"...:.",~,:''';~~~;~''''','~~~,~:~,:~,.[~.'~:',:;;~ '~~'~\~T~~~" f'1~~;':t\i1frt,:::";:';;~~~i:,,:~~:~',,:C'",;i: ':"~:::2.~::~:;- .. ........ .... "",;'3:j~.. .',..... . .' ::.:,;:_ :,~(':i.d<jtti . . ~ 'Jf~'i\I'~:.iiUiiS:~E.l~~!j;:~.;'~;Ji':J~;.:~t;{;fki~};~<t!~~&lcr>J:~j\:~,t~;:.:~.~~,.j~~2c.:~!'2t~\<.~~..~;t.~1W~~~' " ",' .'. 'ill> -or ......".;!.t. . ,':.,.." CITY COMMISSION ~mETING October 20, 1958 October 3, 1958 Honorable City Commission Clearwater, Florida Gentlemen: As Trustees o~ the City of Clearwater Employees' Pension Fund, you are hereby notified that, Est11er N. Goodwin, Steno. I, Police Department, Investigation division, has been dUly e.xamined by a local physician and designated by him as a "First Class" ri s1<: . The above employee began her service with the City on Feb. 15, 1958. She is under ~5 years of age (birthdate - Feb. 22, 1915) and meets the requirements of our Civ5..l Service. It is hereby reconunended by the Advisory Committee that she be accepted into membership. Very truly yours, Advisory Comluttee of The Employees' Pension Fund /s/ Paul Kane, Chairman Is! Ed\1in Blanton ~ I Is/ Helen Peters "- -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Oct. 3, 1958 Honorable City Co~nission Clearwater, Florida Gentlemen: As Trustee s o~ the City of Clear\'latcr Employees' Pension Fund, you are hereby notj.fied that, Robert S\rlnton, a laborer 5..n Utility Department, Refuse Division, has been duly examined by a local physician and designated by him as a "First Class'~ risl{. The above employee began h5..8 service ",ith the City on Mar. 1, 1958. He is under l~5 years of' age (birthdate - Aug. 22, 1932) and meets the requirements of' our Civil Service. It is hereby recommended by the Advisory Committee that he be accepted into membership. Very truly yours, Advisory Committee of The Employees' Pension Fund /s/ Paul Kane, Chairman /s/ Edwin Blanton Is/ Helen Peters Oct. 3, 1958 Honorable City Commission Clearwater, Florida Gentlemen: As Trustees of' the City of Clearvruter Employees' Pension Fund, you are hereby notified that, Reginald C. Mosby, Laborer, utility Department, Refuse Division, has been duly ex.amined by a local physician and designated by him as a IIFirst Class" risk. The a-oove employee began his service \'lith the City on May 6, 1958. He is under 45 years of' age (birthdate - Mar. ll~, 1931) and meets the requirements of our Civil Service. It is hereby recommended by the Advisory Committee that he be accepted into membership. Very truly yours, Advisory Committee of The Employees' Pension Fund /s/ Paul Kane, Chairman /s/ Ed~dn Blanton /sl Helen Peters Oct. 3, 1958 Honorable City Commission Clearwater, Florida Gentlemen: As Trustees of the City of Clearwater Employees' Pension Fund, you are hereby notified that, Riley C. Knight, Driver in Utility Department Refuse Division, has been duly examined by a local physician and designated by him as a llFirst Class" risk. The above employee began his service with the City on Mar. 17, 1958. He is under l~5 years of age (birthdate - Aug. 26, 1922) and meets the requirements of our Civil Service. It is hereby reco~nended by the Advisory Committee that he be accepted into membership. Very truly yours, Advisory Committee of The Employees' Pension Fund Is! Paul Kane, Chairman Is/ Edwin Blanton /sl Helen Peters . .,' ',.' '. '\: ... ~':~':," " ....- , . . ".. 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GOLD, SILVBR CBl PLA'1'BD WARE, CHINA, GLASSWARE OR LB'1'HBR GOODS, HHBRB '1'D MBTHOD OJ' SALE D1BRACBS SOlS 01P 'rHB lPKA'rURU OP PUBLIC AUC'l'ION SALIS EDT DIPPBRS IN 'lKA'r Ct1Sl01S1tS WHO SUB- Mr1' DI1l8 ARB OtL\R.AN'1'BBD AND M.LOWBD 'lltB RICJH1' '1'0 RI"1'UBH MBRCIfABDISB WITHIN'1'JIIRft DAYS AND Pllocmu A JlBlI'1JND OJ ll'lJLL AJOUN'1' PAID. PRlSClIBING OCOUPA'lIONAL UCEtlSB '1'HERD0Jt; BE- QUIJaNG POftXNCI OP BOND AS DIICP11'Rn HBRBIH J PU80RIBIN0 HOURS OP SALK AND MB'rHOD OIl OPIRAT%ON CJP SUCH BUSDmSS; PRO- HIBITDfG PAUlI ANt; MI8LEAl>INO 8'1'A9MBN'J'S AND lJSK or CAPPERS OIl EOOB.rBRS AT SUCH SArf~; PROVIDING JPC)Jl SBPAllABILITr PRO- nSIOH, REPEAL OF COHPLICTIHO ORDIHANC.ES AND PDAIIl'Y POll nOLA!IOH, AND PROVIDING POR '1'tm EPPEmvE DAD lfERBO),. BE IT ORDAINED BY 'IS crn COMMISSZOH OJ'THE C:In OP CLEARWATER~ FLOJaDAz Sect10n 1. APPLICATION OP OHDINANCE '11118 ord1nance Sbal~ app~y 1;0 aJ.l ea~e8 of c11amoncla or 8nT other prec10us OJ.- aem1-prec10ulS atones OJ.- s.m1tat1ons thereof'. watches, clocks~ jewelry, gOld. ailveJ' 01' pl.atad wazae. cb1Da. glassware or leather gooda where the method of aa1e embraces some o~ the t'eatures of public auction 8&les but differs 1n tha't customers who 8Ubm1t b!.de are guaranteed and allowed the right to return merchandise wi thin tb1rt;J' da78 and pro- oure ret"und of full amount pdd, w1.thout aS81.gnUlg a reason therefor; p:rov1ded, however. that notl11ng contuned here1n shall appJ.y to jud1cial aalea or sale8 bJ' anr executOI-S or administrators. nor the sale by the holder of personal secunty under a oontraot allowing pUblic sa1e in default ot' payment of debt. Sectlon 2. APPLICATION POR LJ:CEN'SE serore any person sbal~ sel~ or be <<nsaged ~n the bU81nes8 ot ae111ng articles as desoribed in Section 1 hereof. 8uch person 8hal.1 make app11eation t'or the same with the C1ty Tax Collector, shall pay an occupational 11cense tax as herei~er provided, and alall 1'11e the required bond as nere1naf'ter prod.ded. Sectlon3. BOND REQUIRED BaOKE ENGAGING III BUSINESS The appllcat10n ror l1cenae anall be accompan1ed by & bond payab1e to the C1t~ '1'J:teasurer o~ Clearwater, Plor1c1a~ and his succeseors in ot1'1ce, J.n 'the penal 8\UIl or $2.000.00. conditioned that the appl:lcant aha11 J)aJ' any judgment obt;dned agalnllt appllcant in a court of competenc 3urisdiction ~Bed on a cla:lm ot ad.representation or fraud ln connect10n nth 8Uch bus1ness. SUch bond &ball be e2.ther a cash bond O~ a surety bond executed. b~ the applicant. as aforesaid, and b)' a auret)T companJ' qualified and authorizeti to do buslness 1.n the State of Flor1.da as auraety. Sectlon 4. OCCUPA'ltONAL LICENSE An oocupaaona~ 11cenae ror each such buslnesa shall be obtained at each separate location. SUch license 8ball be 1n the sum of $500.00 per year, shall be obtained annuall:.r and ahall cover the pened of ()ctober 1st to September 30th of' each year. Halt-year l:tcenses shall not; be lssued. Sectlon 5. HOURS OP SALE No suCh '6Ua:lness Shall be operated after 11 PM on &ny' week day and between the hours of 11 PM on Saturday and 8 AM on the fol1o.s.ng Monda:.r. Sectlon 6. ME.'lHOD 011' OPBRftIOH The hoJ.der or such. ~1cenae shall conduct hie busines8 by giving to any person the opt1on to pay for the Item purchased at the time 01' purchase, w1thout asaign:1ng a rea eon therefor, or" alternat1vely. to perm1t a l>\1rchaser to purchase on a canc:U..t1onal sales basla w1tih a right to either return the Item purchased ox- pay tor the 1tem in tull within thirty dQs atter the cond1tiona1 saJ.e. Bach woh 12.ceDsee ISball place appropriate signa olear1)T us1ble to the publ.ic ptron1z1ns such plaoe ot bU81neH~ g1Y1ng notice or the right ot purchaser to return ~ ltem purchased within tb1rty day. and sec\11'8 a refund in full or amount paid Zor same. Licensee shall f'urn1sh all pux-chasers 1d.th a written memorandum or saJ.e con'ta1n1ng the amount pd.d and the obl1satlon or licensee to make 8uch :refund as atoresa1d. 'lhe obligatS.on or llcensee to conduct said bu.alneS8 as here~ p:rovi.ded shall contlnue and upon vs.olatlon or such obl1gatlon au.ch 11cense may be cance1led by 011;1 forthwith. . Sectlon 1.. FALSE AND MISLEADXNO STATEMEN'l'S- PROHIBI'1B:D . It 8ha~r De unJ.aWruJ. l"or &JW peraon to make a pnnted or oral statement concern1ng the property wb1eh ls ~he eubJect; of a sale l.n tile manner d.escribed in this ord1.nance. ~ such statement 18 false l.n any part1cular. or l1as a tend.ency ~o mislead aDJ' person pzeaent or 1;0 mi8represent the qua1ity, quantity.. character~ conctitJ.on, value or oost o~ 8IQ' such goods. wares. mel'Chand1ae or otl1er personal pr'Oper1;r which 1s the subJect or eu.cb sale. Sect1.on 8. USE OF Br-BIDDIRS PROHIBXTBD ~1; 8!Ia~]' be UIlJ.awrul. 1"01' ~ person 1;0 act or to cause 8nT other person to act aa , '&,)q-ld.4der. or ..t 18 COmllV\nly known aa a ncaPIlW" or "booster", at &IV' aale conducted 'Ql1.cenaeo hereunder or to o~rer or make ~ :faJ.se b1d or pretend to b:ld t'oze or b\V . ." 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';, ;/.:;,;'~ . .'. ,::,:', , ".. :','~,; \ " ':,..: .- ,;,) , .Ir' l~-; , --~ "," ~~" ,.:"A;J;\,..: ;~~~{~ ;: _~. ~},." ;"'-';:f/~",t~~!:~l~~;":':(;-:~~';;.,,::'(~Wt';:~<:;~'.::~:,t:'\':~'~'7:~~~ ~;'f!;:'~:":fi~';;1"T;<'f,:'"l~{"':"~~~~~ .,. ~-:~'~?T-1~ :':,;--~;;":;:'" ,~,/:~'f.;;' CITY COMMTSSION ME�,TING Oetober 2U, 1g58 The City Comm�.se3,on of the City oi` Clearwa�ter me�. in regula,r session at the City Ha11, Monday, October 20, �.958, at 1;30 P,M. with the followin� members present: Lewis Hom�r YJ. E. S�ran�, Jr. Jam.es H, Watkins H�rbert R. Fiel,ds �Cleseland Insco Mayc�r-Commissio�cr Commissioner Commissioner Co,runissio�er Commissioner -�AbsenL at first of ineetin�, Qame in later. Also preser�t t�7ere: Gerald Weimer Ben ISrentzman S. T,ickton Sgt, B. Zccouris Acting City Manager Ciby Attorney City Engineer Representing police Chiei The Mayar called the meeting to a�der, The invocation was given by the Reverend J. S. Dauerty, acting aNsis�ant minist�r at Peace Memorial Presby�eri.an Church. Commissi:oner Fields mov�d that the minutes of September 29th and Cetaber 6th be appraved in accordance with copies submitted to each Commissioner in v.rriting sub�ect �o the approval of Commissloner Insc�, Motion N7as seconded by Commissiane� Strang and carried unanimously. Commissioner In9co came in at this time -- 1:40 P.M. A Public Hearir� was called c�n th� consi.ruction, of curbs, drainage and vri dening in Mars Avenue f'rom Dretiv to Gult' to Baf Boulevard and in Meteor Avenue from GIEVEland to Dreta Street and cunbs and drainaoe ir_ Cleveland Street from Saturn to Pleteor. The En�Yneer stated that this woriz i�ras requested by petition.s from the nroperty o�tmers except that �n North Mars which was req_ues�ed a:t the preliminary hearing. H� estimated the cost at �3.15 per front assessable foot and stated that the City would beGr its share in t1-ie cost of the resurfacin�. The Mayor asked for a vo�e on the enii re pro jeet . Fifteen property ot�rners voted approval and tvaenty-two vrere opposed. Jn Meteor Avenue, five approved a,nd six were opposed, an North Mars three anproved and six were opposed; on South Mars seven approved and none were opposed. Gommissioner Insco moved that the hearing be continued uniil November 3rd whils a questionnaire is bezn� senb bf tl�e ClerIt �o eaeh property otmer for hirri to express app-roval or dis- apgroval of the project befo.re the r_ext meeting, Motion was seconaed by Commiasioner Strang and carried unanimously. The Mayor introduced Mr, Al Rogero, S�ate Road Board member, and asked him �o sit with �ne Commissior. du,rir� the discussion of �the one u�ay s�reet prooram. The Mayor read the petition submitted by the C1earFaater Busir_ess and Taxpa�rers Associatzon on Octuber 6th which as?ted the Commission to abolish the existing one way street system and restore the �cvao way �treets because the one way system vras causing lossee to the oYmers of businesses ancl Utas creaiin; a traffic hazard because oi excessive sped oi cars. Mr. S. Russell BoU�en, speaking for the Association, stated he did not fsel that Clearwat�r would be ready for a one �vay screet system until Myrtle Avenue extension was ,;omp�.eted. Police Chief I�t. Booth reported that tihe one way system sho�ied an overall increase in the volume of traff'ic carr3.ed, that traff�c volume counts shawed the s�rstem relieved eon�estion and that it reduced most �ypes of accidents in the downtotvn area, He repor�ed that the modification of the origiizal system now in ef=ect (CTarden Street north of Drew and North Fort Harriaon north of Dretiv returned tc two way s'treets) is confusin� and that hazardous conditions are abparent at Garden and Dretv Street. He proposeci a revision in the modified glan tvhich vrould make Garden Avenue one tzay north to Forb Harrison Avenue or a return to the original plan. i�lr. John Marceron presented a letter from the Safety Council which ar3-�icized the modified plan because it made a dangerous intersection of Drew and Garden and urged return to the origizial plan fox a trial perzod :,f one s*ear. Among those opposed to the one tivay streets were Joseph Schultz, Wm. Birchall, Leonard Merre7.l, Glen Yohe, Mrs. M. Gay. Those who spoke in favor of the one way stre��s were George C. Harrison, Fred L+ialbolt, Maurice Tnayer and J. G. Ro�,�nson. Commissioner 4�Jatkins movecl to postpone the votin; on this petition until such time as a further study can be :nade l�ath by the State Road D�partment and by the Traffic Div�sian and a report from our constzltinF; engineer be made available and at that time we can decide what is the most feasible thing to do. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Insco and ca,rried unanimously. Nr, A1 Roger� urged the Corrunission to retain. the oize way system for a trial �eriod o�' one year and s�ated that merclxants in q�her cities did survive af'ter a Pai� trial of one t�ay s�reets. Mr, Herbert Brown, appearing on behalf of Mr. E. L. Burel, 507 Engman, presented aiz applica�ion for his client to ap4rate two taxicabs £rom a location on Clearwater B�ach. He ex�lained th� location on the streat desirzd was the northwest corner o� Poin�e�tia Avenue and Causeway Boulevard. He explained that there tArere no cabs based �iz the Beaeh row and his client thou�ht tk�ere was a ne�d for sucl� an operatian. The Po7.ice Chief approved the a�plication. Representatives of tlle other c�.b companies w2re pxesent and protest;ed the issuance of the license. Commissioner Fields moved the permit be �ranted for �tvo taxicabs and ane street space, it2otion was seconded by ComrrLi.�sioner Tnsco. Upon the vote being ta3;.e�, Commissioners Fields, Insco, Strang and Homer voted "Aye". Commissionei GJatk�.ns voted "No". Motion carried. �_l -�_ CITY COMMIS�TOI3 NtE�TrNG Octobez 20, 7.95�3 The Acting City N�anager recommeilded acceptin� the lotv bid of Ray Birkbeck, Du�7edi,n, fo,r �3,730.�0 to construct s�Gorm setrer at the north end of Bay EsplanaCle and Eldorado. CQmmissioner Sbran� moved �h�t th� cozxtraet fox s�orin set,r�xs at th� nortY�. end of Bay Esplanade and Eldorado b� award�d to Ray Birl�beclt, DuYe d3n, in the amr,unt of �3,7�0,40, this being the lowest and best b3d, and the px�oper officlals be authorized �o execute it. Motion tiYas seconded by Commissio�zer t�atkins and caxr�.ed unanlmously. Commiss�.oner Insco moved to recess �the meet3,ng until 7:3Q P.M. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Fields a_nd carried tlnanimously. T.he meEting was r�cessed at 5:45 P.M. The Mayor re-convened the meetin� at 7s3U P.M. �vith al1 Comm3ssioners present. The Acting City Mar_ager reported �hat he had shown tlze property at tl�e nortlieast corner o� Missouri �nd Seminole to Mrs, ti�J. A. MchTull,en, Jr., Chalrman of District ;,�4 and Nfrs, Frwin from �he State Welfare Soard as a possible s3te �or a district o�fice. He said they approved the site but it would have to be approved and confirmed by the Sta�e Zdelfare Board. Commissioner Ylatkins moved the Manager be instructed to Write a lettier to the State ti�7elfare Board statin� that this property is ava3.lable to th�m and g3ving n�.nety days to �:ccegt the offer and one �Fea�, to construct the bui.lding, the deed to contain a rev�rsion clause tha� 'the properLy will revert �o �he City if the vJelfare Board stops usir� it for an office, P�i�t3on was seconded by Commissioner Fields and carried unanimouslST. A request z�ras presented from �4r. Chester B. McMullen, Jr., on behalf or Franlc Batchelor, owner oi a�ortion of Lot l2, tinnumbered block, Palm Pax�k, to vacate Ficht Street shown as '�Iaslington Street in the plat of Palm Park Addition. Commissianer %datkins moved that the City Attorney be instructed to prepare a Resolution vacati.ng �`icht Street. :�IoLion was seconded by Commissioner Fields and carried unanimously. Mr. Herbert M. Broti�rn r�presenting 1�'�,r. Leonard L. Tursten reported that his client was interested in uurchasing the FleetwUod Apartm�nts from the Federal Housing Autlzority and v;culd have a plat made of tre area and dedicate the streets contained thereir_. The Engir_eer recommended thati �he streets be resurfaced at an estimated cost oi �10,840.00 befere being accc�:ted by �the City izz order to mee� City specifications, Mr. Brown thought tl�ze amount tiva5 too much for his client to assume and suggested that the work be done on an assessment basis later as his client planned to sell the ii�dividual uniLs oi the apartment house prcject separately. Commissioner Strang mov�d the matter be pos�poned ta the n_ex� regular meeti.�.g. Mo�ion Ntas seconde� lay Comn�ss-�oner Insco and carried unanimously. The Engineer stated there is a 3rainage conditior_ in the �olf cc;urse whicll needs correction and the Cl�ar,vater Coun.try Club had offered to pay for i:he pipe if the City will do the �nstallation. He explained that a catchbasin �.rair_ing Jackson Street and Betty Lane was dischar�ing tvater in the �ol� course aggravating the situation. Commissioner t�Jatkins moved �Ehe City Manager be �nstructed to authorize the work at the �ountr,�,T Club provided they purchase al1 materials, T�tution w�.s seconded G�y Commissio�er Fields and carried �.zn�nimovsly. The Engineer reported t12at 'che State Road Depa�tment had indicated tlzat the� Trtould pvrchase drainage pipe o#' adeUuate size to run from Glenwood Park northtivesterly to the golf course if the City wovld do the installation_. He said it was planned to dig out a la?ce i.n G_tent•aood Pa�k and also one in the inidule �f ;dood Arive. Comrr�ssioner Fields moved that the '�`n;ineer be authorized to ne�o�iat� t+ritl: the State Road Board �o see to trhat ex�ent they sr� 11 r..�,�r far the pipe if the City incurs the cost of laying the pipe. Rlotion ctas second'ecl l�y Commiss�onex� Yd�ticins and carried u�ya.ziniously . Tlze Engineer gresented a revised plan iar a metered parl,:in� lot on Lot 1, City Par1c Subdivision, ti•,rlth space reserved for a picizic area among the e:�isting p3ne trees, Comsais�i_oner ;�Jatkins moved ;o put this latest en�ineering plan out for bids. Motion taas seconded by Commissioner Fields and carried unanimously. P�esolut� oi2 58-i4 c•ras presented �vhich tivould require thirLy-seven pronerty owners �o elean their 1a�Es oz �veeds and underbrixsh. Corrunissioner Stran� moved that R�solution 5a-8� be passed and adopted and the proper officials be authorized to execu�e it. Mation i;ras seconded by Commissioner Insco and carried unanimously. A request was �ead from the Shrine Clua of ClearUrater for permi�slon to sponsar the Glyde Beatty Circus in the parking area betvteen Green Fie1d and Jack Ruasell Stadium on October 2��i,h. The Acting City P�1ana�er stated the Po7.ice and Fire Department had approved and a performance bond of ;p500.00 had been posted. Comm9.ssioner Fie7.ds moved that bhe performai�cea be appraved subject to the purchase of the necessary liceizs�. Mo�ion vaas seconded by Con�missioner Insco anu carriecl un�,nimously. A letter was read from Captain Richarcl ;�1. Cor�rell, Compa�y K, 211th Infantry, r].or�.da �T�tional �uard., stating that it was planned to �ence the National Guard Arrr��r�t property, that the State Gov�rnment has appropriatP�. �1,665.00 for the project but y�9g3.00 vras �ti1l needed. Captain Cor ell addressed the Comrn3.ssian asking that �he Cii;y and the County each appropr•iate p�9g„OO for the project. Commissioner Insco moved that �u99.00 be appropriated fxom unappropri�,ted surp7.us, T�Iotion was seconded ' by Comrnissioner Fields and carried unanimoixsly. � �� -3- CI:TY' COMI'RISSIOI�I R�ETING October 20, 1gF$ �'he Acting Clty Mana�er rza�1 a letter from I3riley, VJild and Associates, Cansulting �n�3neers, which �nclQsed progress etzrvea shqwi.ng the statu� of the constructicn o#' the Max�ina Station Plant on October 1,, 1q58. The letter �tated the �aeather records show fiity v�orking days bettiveen December 2, 1Q57, and September 3, �.95�, as days of ma j`or rainfall. The Aeti?zb C�t3r Mana�er asked if the Commisaion wislzed to consider �ranting the Chilton Construction an e�tension of time i'rom Novemb�r 6tk� to January 8th, lg5g, as a completion date. Comm�,ssioner Strar.� questioned whebh�r tha,t much time vras necessary and su��e�ted Tceepirxg the letter on file and if the Chilton Combany runs over the conLract time use the 1et-;er to shoT�� why no penalties Urere claimed. B3T consen�, the letter wa� receivecl to be kept on record. The Attorney explained in the case of George Brown vs. �'rank Aberr�athy, City Trea,�urer, and the City, that Mr. Brown Ti�as sesking the i�suance of a license to con- duct a jewelry auction on Clearwater Beack�. He said the effect of the judge�s ruling is to lzold tha� actually the type of business Mr, Brown w�,s seeking to operate 3s no� a trtte auction and there�'ore it is not controlled by the �ewelry auctian ordinance. The business was describecl as an auction type sale or business whereby each person bidain� is given the option to return the item purehased vrithin thir�y days and receive h�s money back, He did not recommend that an appeal be made but recomrnencled that Ordinanee 791 which would regulate an auction type sale, provide for occupational 13.cenSe, etc., be adopted, He proceedecl to reacl Ordinance 79l on its first reading. Commissioner Strang moved that Ordinance 791. be passed o.n its first reading. Motion was second.ed by Commissioner Fields an.d earriec� unanimously. Commission2r Stran� rr�ov�d that Ordinance 791 be considered on its secc�d reading by title only wi�h the unanimous consent of the Commission, bTo�ion was seconded by Commissioner Insco and carried unanimously, '1'he Attorne,y read the ordinance b�j title only, Comnissioner Strang maved tihat Ord.inance 791 be passed on its second reading by title only. Motion tivaU seconded by Commissioner Fields and carried unanimoualy. Comrrlissioner Strang moved that Ordinance 791 be considered on its third and f�nal reading with the unanimous consen� of the Commissioil. P�io�ion tva� seconded by Commi�sioner [�datkins and carried unanimously. Z'he Attorney read the ordznanee. Commissioner 4JaLkins moved that Ordinance 791 be passed on its third and final reading and adopted and that the proper oificials be authorized to execute it. Motion tiaas seconded by Commissioner Fields and carried unanimously. The Attorney presented for its second readir_g Ordinar_ce 786, the proposed roofing c��e, and recommended that copieS be distriqui.ed and that it be deferred to �he next meeting, Comr^issioner ti�Jatkins moved the consideration of the ordinance be de�erred. Motion was seGonded by Commiss�.oner Insco ar,d carried unanimousl;�. Resolution 5�-c�5 vaas presen�ed v�hich t��ovlcl assess tlze cost ai Uridenin�, repavi�?g and draiiza�e in bliss�uri Avenue from Grove to Drew Street and sidewalk an vaest s_de o.f P73.ssoLtri Avenue from Grove to Dreti�a Street a�ainst the benefitzd proper�y o�an.ers, The r•Zayor asked if �here ��rere any objections and there 6�T@T'0 none. Commissioner insco moved Resolu.tion 58-c�5 be passed and adopted and the proper officials be authorized to exeaute 3t. P�fotion t•ras �econded bg Comm�.ssioner Rields and carried unanimouslg, T1ze Atto�ney read Resolution 58-€i6 ii� v�hich �Lhe City agreed to relocate or trim r,�,n;,r �;rees or shrubs ?ying t+ritnin the nigh'c of ��ray if the Sta�e Road �epartmer_t a� its expeizse �vauld extend the pavement of 11emo�ial Cause4vay four feet on each side, Commissioner Insco moved Resolutiozz 53-�i� be �assed and adopted and the proper officials be authorized to execute it. R7otio-r_ :vas seconded by Gommissioner Fields and carriecl unanimous7,y. Tize Attorne� repori,ed that on December 10, 1956, �,he Gitiy gave the Chamber oi Commerce a deed for the property ocetipied by their buildin� Zvith a reversion clause �hat the property�tirould revert to the City if it ceased to be used foi Chamber of Gommerce puiposes, ile explained the Charnber of Commerce has �3anne� to remodel tfze buildin� and t�aisiles to borrovt �30,000.00 or_ the proper�y from the Fi1�st National B3nl{ and i:he bank is aslLing for a subordinantian a�reemen� with the City so the clause of reveasi,on to the City would not apply durino th� term of the mortgage. Commissior:er i�latkiris moved the approval of the su}aordination agreement bettveen the City and the Firatr National Bank relating to the reversionary provision on the Chamber of Commerce Buildin� and authorize the proper of�icials to execute iti. Motion tvas seconded by Comtniss:toner Fields and carried unanimously. Tlie A�torney read on its #'irst readir� Ordi�ance 792 �ai:ich vrould declare the City�s int�ntion ta annex certain acreage �tn Section 23-2g-15 and Lots 21 through 28, 69 tihrough 7�, 117 throu�;h 12Q, ReplaL of Ardmore Place. Commissioner Fields inoved that Ordinance 792 be passed on its first reading. Motion was seconded by Coinnu.ssioner Insr;o and carried unanimously. Cominissioner ��Zsco moved that Ordinance 7�2 be considered on its second reading by title only witlz the unanimotts cansent of the Commissian. Motion was seconded �+y Conuniss3.oner Fi�lds and carried unanimously. The Attorney read the ordinance by t1�le or11y. Cormnissioner Insco moved �hat Ordinance 792 be passed an its secancl �ead-ln� b�y title only. PQotion was secoi�.ded by Commissioner E'ields and carried unanimously. � � '� f. �, �, $ � � �� ' � � � _1�.., CITY COMNf.LSSTON 1�TEETING October 20, i958 Commissioizer Insca moved tl�.at Ordinance 7g2 be considered on its third readln� l�ritlz the unanimous col�seizt af the Commissioiz. Motion was seaonded by Commiss3.oner Fields ai�d carried tuzanimously. The Attorney �ead th.e ordinance. Conun3.ssioner Fie.lds mc�ved tha� Qrdinance 7�2 be �assed on its tfiird and final read3.n� and adopted and tha� the proper officials be authorized to si�n it, Motion tvas seconded by Comnu.ss:Ioner jdatkins and carriecl unanimously, Gonunissianer Strang commented that �25,000,00 lz�.d beei� resei�ved in the bud�et for ti�e City i�ibrary and there were recommendations in the report from 1;he State Librarian that the Clty paint the library, install a ne�a cei].ing, lzeatln�, lightin�, a?zd pulchase tables, chairs and otlzer itemS. Commissioner Strar� nioved tha� �he Manager be autl�orized �a put i;hese i�ems out for bids and possibly get som� of �he t�aorls done before the tlinter season. Motion t�tas seconded by Comma.ssianer Wa�k3ns and and c�.rr�.ed unanimously, The Mayor commented �h�.s t�rould be ai�1y the f�.rst etep in improvements to be mad� to the library as recommencled after a survey conducted by �h� Stat� Library Director. Co�ssioner Strang su�gested that tize Manager '�e reques�ed to secure an estim�te oi' the cosL of erecting a fire trainin� to[ver z or �he Fire Departmer�t , He �aid t�Ze item 11ad Ueen deleted from the budget but it would improve the City�s fire ratii;� lf it could be constructecl. By consPnt, the Mazza�er v�as aslsed to �;et tne cost figLtres on building a fire training to��rer taith a racic for C1Z'y'1ri� 11G�SC: 7.2'1CZLiC1.$Cl. Commissioner Insco inquired tvhat happened to the report from the Planning ]3aarc� or Recreatior. Depar�ment oi1 the survey that tlze Corrunission made along tvith t�e other groups on a?1 Ci�y-olaned property and parks. By consent, the Mana�er was direet�d to chec�� ori zhis, Tize ti7ayor annouszced tlzat the Florida Lea�ue of Municipalities was holdin� i.ts S�ate convention i� Clearjvater October 23rd to 25th. Commission�r I>�sco moved tha� the Gommissioners� expenses for regis�ration, etc., shovid be paid out of fuizds apprapriated,for that pur.pose. Motion ti¢as seconded by Commissioner Fields and carried unan�mously. The Acting City 1�Tanager requested thai the City Ehg3.neer be permitted to ;o to D�;�ior_a Beach next ��reek to Briley, ti�dild and Associates offlce to check over plans on the propossd sanitary seiv�r �r�ject in the e�,st end of the City. Gommissioner �datkins moved that the City Engineer and any Commissioner available t� go at that particular �ime be authorized to go with expeilses pa� d, nio�ion was seconded by Comm:i.ssioner Insco and carried La.nanimously, The Commissiozz, nov3 adjourned as the C�ty Commission and acting as �'rustees of the Pension rundj heard letters read �'rom the Advisory Cormni.ttee recommending tha�; Fra:�.l,� L. Horne, �`lectr�cian I, Electrical Department; Eclwara A. Ricux, Patrolman, police �epar•�ment; Donald t�. *Tierlin�, Patrolman, Police Departm�nt, He1en W. Scre�•rs, ClerI: 2, �inaizce t�epartmer_t; Esther Ai. Goodv�rin, Steno I, Police Departmez�t; Robert 5��1-�nton, laborer, Utilit� Department, Refus� Division; Reginald C, Mosby, laborer, Utilit�r Department, Reiuse Division; Ri1ey C, Iinight, Driver, Utility DeparLmeni,, Reiuse Division; Dloses B. i�7c3ride, laborer, PLi1J�.1C Utilities, Setvage Collection Di.t*ision; Casey Hamm, Jr., laborer, Public Utili�ies, Sw�vagz Collection Division; be admitt�d to t�e Per_sion Plan. Commissioner tida�kins moved that tne employees named be admi.l;ted ta tl�e Peizsion P''an. 1,Zoti�n was seconcled by Cornrnissioner Insco atad carried unanimously. There being no furti��r bus3ness, th� iiiee�:in� adjournecl at 9;�0 P.M. f °�iayor- ommissioner Aitestw � it ler �.;. � '.. . .. . . . � CITY CONII�SSTOTT MEETSNG Oc�obe� 20, 1g58 �G�� Publia Hear.zng� CTTY COP�SSTpN MEETITJG 1, Cur s, prainage and T,1ic�ening, r,'tars from �JCTOB�R 20, 1958 Dreca to Gulf-to-Ba� and Met�or from �', ��-'�� • M• C].eve� and to Dreti�r; Curbs and Arainage, C? eveland, 1�F5 feet ;�dest of Saturn Easterly Ii�vocat�.on to ? 35 Feet Eas� c�i t�leteor Intxoduct:Lons Minut�s oi' Precedin� T�ieetin�s Reparts f'rom CitJ T:Tana�er Publlc H��.rings 2. Taxpayers Assoc. R��ox�tg af City P�na�er 3. Beach Taatl Appllcatian Reporl:s of Ciby At�orraey �, }3ids, Storm S�wers, Tdorth End of B�ach. Citizens to b� He�.rd 5, Report, re 8ta�e Idelfare Board Request O�her Coin�nission Action 6. ReqvesL for Vacation of` �icht Street A�jotzrnme�lt 7', Othar En�;ineering P1a-�ters Meet:Ln� Pens:Lon Plan Txu��ees 8. Fx3:vate Lo� Mot�ing P.equests 1• Verba3 Repor�ts anc� O�her Pendin� Platters Re�sarts f`x�om City Atto-rne3r 10. Report on '�ina1 Decr�e - Brown vs. Abernathy 11. �rclinanee Re�ulating Jet�sel�y Sales by Auction �_r'ype Tran.sact' on � 2. Oxci� nance ;,-�j3b - R.00fin� Code 13. Assessrnent Resol�tion - r�issau-r-� Av�nue A�: a nree�in� of the Clear�raater Bus:Lness ar_c1 Ta,n�ayers Associa�lon helcl Oetober l, 19�c3 a� Gay�s Restavran�, Clearvrater, It vras resol��ed by unar_omous vote to request the Ho7�.. 1�layor aizd City Cornrritssion �o abol�rh �he e_:istin� one ti•ra;� stree� systeTn, and to res�ore the �wo �,aay s�ree'cs as they e:eisted pr:L�r �n.ereto, uecause, amon� �hin;s, of the eFfect af tn.e c�ne z^ta•y si,reet syst�ni upon the claily � ives of thc people of the are�, involved, and particularly those persaxzs en�aged in uarious �:inds oi busineNs �hereiiz, and ,^rho nave �ustain�d losses thereirom, conscitutirk; a denial oi their vesi:ed ri�nts, if not tantamr�unt to a ta�eing of their properties or the fruits thereo�', Urithout any cor-responding benefits or just compensation, and, as vrell, crPa�in� Yiazardous traific conditions d�:e to tlze rapid rate oi' speed stirnulated, i= not indirectly encoura�ea thereby, i'urther pro�3ucing conf'usion �n_cl interrupt3on �o tiZe busineus nov� �onducted, and the patror_s tl}ereof; It t�ra� i'urti�er resolved tl�at the Comriittee Qf ��Z-R s Aasociation be dirsctied to �reseilt �ku.s reaalution to the �Ioiz. ��layor and Cit�T ConLnission at a r��ular meetino tYzereof, pio.ii'er:in; to subsLaaltlaie tne facts stated l�erein, It vtas further resolJed ti�at a copy hereof �e also �rans�ni�tsd to ��ie S�ate �oad ComnLi.uuio�7 of Flora.da . � :�,� ::� ll.iani B. Birchali, Pres. 17 Octabe� 1�53 SUBJECT: 8ecurity Fe��ce ior Pcst of Clearv7aLer Z'0 . City Comrnissi on of Cleartivater, Floricia 1. Increa�,ed actitity at �he National Guard Armory in Cleart�ra�er, Florida, ;�t�iere�n ather military elepients and several civilian or�anizations rave indicated. their desires to:ase tfie facjlita,es, have made i� necessary �o ins�all a securit� fence to safe�uard certain mil�tary equipmei�t. !a) An indoor sm�,ll-bore ran�e is notv laein� installed in tiie nqotor Storage Builcliiz„ to provide raaz�e fac113.t� es #'or i.he u:�e of riiilitary and civilian persnnnel . This ran�e is beii�� erected jointly pettiveen the Post, Azaerican Legioil Junior Rif].e team a�zd the i�7andalay Rirle Clui�. Ctlzer rifle clubs in the area are er.peci:ed to use th:is ratzge t�rhen completed, 2. The State 1�7ilitary Departmen� has already awardec� a coni;ract to a Tampa i'etZce company to iizstall �'encin� �hroLi�lz i;he middle one-tii�rcl af �ize �arkir� lot . An ainouzz� of t�1b65,00 :n�s been appropr3ated as tlze maximurri state noney ava,ilable, althou�h sta�e military off'iclals favor fencing in �he ent3re parl�in� area, �, An additi,onal -appropriation �o �'� n�,nce i;he remainder of Lhis pro ject is vitally r�eeded if the area is to I�e l�ept available .for outdoor e�h.ibits and shoras, sueh �;U mi�ht becom� availabl� throLigh the Gonvetlt:i_on Bureaur Of'ri�:ials of the Convention Bureau kzave indicated they op�ose fencir� i;� only the n�.i.ddle one-t$ird of the par2.ing �trea . �1-. In additi�n to tlze sum alread� appropriated by the state, cost es�imates for completin� the r•roject 3.ndicate that the sLu�1 of �5�-0.00 j�ri11 feizce in i;tvo-�hirds of the area, ivhile the aum of �gg8 will completely fence in the par?cing area, thus provldiiyg the lar�est secure area and providii�; the most usable space f�r whatever activity may arise. 5. 2n May, 1�5G, the a�nount of �ggo.00 tivas - eturned �o the City of Clearrrrater as money not useci in the oniginal construetion of the �1�+5,000 �lrmor�. �1 similar aniount was returned i:o th� County o�' Pinellas, Both the Ci�y of Clearcqater �nd the County of' �inellas had appropriated �a20, 000 each for the construct.�.on. A fence ttiTas not ncecleci at tha � tlme . ( Con-tinued ) ��. � J �r� r CIT1' CONIl�I:L.�SS2Qi1 PI%ETTNG Octal�er �0, 19�j3 ( Cox�t;�z2ued ) 6. It is reques'ced tI�at yoti�, as �Iie �overzz3n� Uody of ttie C:i.taT of. Cleo,rti¢at;er, �a.ve iavoraUle consicler�.'L'lon to a�propriatin� one-i�a1f of tlze nioney i�eeded to cotnplete ttZ�.s fencin� projec� i1� a nianner tlzat will m�1c� -tlie ar�a sui�alale �ar use by' bp$�1 mili�arST and civilian elements. Ar�y tlzota�lZt of installin� �he �ence on a sma17.-sca7.a not�,r arld niovin� 3t latar is zi��ancia,lly 3.nipraetie�l. 7, T t,�ould 111.e �o appe�r bef'ore i.Yie City Co�lunission, 3n sessioi�, at the ear•1i�st possib:te time �o acc�uaini, its meinbeiN j•,rlti� �;Iiis ur�;ent ii�ed, and T ilave instruc�ed �kze �'an1F�a �'enee cam;�any to tva3t Lu�til fit can be determinect zviz�th�r ' hls ,�ro jec� can Ue 3,�coraplislzed ta�l'th :,he mutual coopera�ion of tl�,e C3.ty of Cleart°rater and the Coun�y of Pinellas. j`s,� Ricz�ard tV. Coryell. Capt., Inf., ARNG Coi�miandin� RESOLUTIOT�I ��— :�1HER�AS: it I1as been determii7ed Uy �ne Cit�* Comm7.ss3or� of �t1ie City of Clearr.ater, Florida, tlzat the property descriiaed b��otv should be cleai2ed c�f tv�eds, Urass and�"or underbrusl�, and that a�'ter ten (10) days iiotice and failttre ai �11e otmer ther�of �o clo so, �he C�tS* should elean sucl� pro�er�y at�el ciia,r�e the costs �kzereo�' a�ainst 1;Yie res�eetive grope�tf. �,TOJ7 THLREFORF k3E IT R:E50LVE� by �he C7 ty Cam_�lLi.ssion of tlzc C�? ty of Clearwal;ex, Florida, th,at �tfie '01�.OI'7121� descriUed ,�roper'c�r, situat� in saici Cit�r, shall l�e c1e��et� oz weede, �,rass �nd-%or t�iz�.e�Urusiz ?•,itl�i�a 'ce:z (lQ) daSrs aftez° iiot�lce a�z �vriti,n� to tlie �� iers i:zereof to clo so and tl�at upon idry_7.ux�e �o cozupl.;� t•�a.th ualu izotice, tl�.e Cit,�,F sha1.1 ��^form suc!� cleaniii� aaa cizarge the costs t�'�ereof a�lns{; tfic r�snective properties :"tr� accordance t•rith Sect-T o?Z 128 of the Clxarter �f the City of C1e�r�vater, as amended. OtJiVr.t� Czer�cruc?e C. Greer �/Y : .�{..� Dreti•� a� . L_L V � J. ':i. Gree��aualt !��.J :'T OY'70:1 �5�. :�. J. i oiaex�:s 181� E. Druid Rd, City J. .d. Les-ter ; � u Czrat�d Central :�ve �'? �� .'�rtlzur Rv�e•�berU ��17 Culf co Ba;� Blvci C_Ly V? c'cor J. Bonin ? 74G ?Tarbor Dr . Cii,;j A. Ca,e�cot��slci P . o . Bo�: 24'v C:Learti�rater, r1a. Ro�ert Tieilrnan 1�7Q Cres�Ji.ei�� C`!t3 CiZas, A iiere4�es '_�. 0. Bo� 632 ClEarrrater, F1a. �:�hel :J. Stanclish 2�1 Baysic�e Dr. Cii;y �lal�er Tr. Roh?nuon 77 37_ U.iion St . C:Li,y I�omer G . DuPont I3.F`.7�. c`'� Cochratiton, Fa. Jarneu D. Hamilton 207 V:Li�:e 4t . City O�ho C. Scutiz G1�" E+'ores� Ave, River Forest, I1I, I+'raiz?s7.iiz Loeser Ua5 t�ianr�alay Ave . Cit� P�Y. E. Sever 1�25 E. TQagnalia l7r. C:L �y nROP�TY P�rt o�' T�I, �v �. (31) (5�37�L'-�) �e�. a� a n�. on S. 1�ii�e ai Jxe;a S�. ��:i� ��,. af :J. bizdry c�f �a�� o� r��t,�� ^u�� s.��:50� �. "ro�� r�. a.5o+ �r.� �70� �o �o� sec � ^-2g-�5 ��z. " �. (�?) (��'�%:�) i�,�, a� a ��t . oi� S. line o� Dret�r st .�!-05 � L. of ;�; . bnd?��? o_" 1J�_'� c�f T�n�I; run S. 1 j0' �,?. �5� ra, ?50� ��. �5� �o po� sec z3-�9-i5 T•i. �. B. ( ; v) ��61"v]3� :�. �0' of S. ��r.�;;' �" E�s of b1 �- ai Id:J; of SF.�; Sec 1�-�9-��5 � T•1, 4, B. �7i) i761 �C; .�. 112.�' ot 't 1�2.�' of` S. SG�;-.53' af �. L oi' �J. [ o�' �i:I'= of S�-,��- Sec 13-29-15 I7. 2: B. (3A) (5��uuJ-3) Be� . at TdG�d cor , o� T�a-rs Ave ,�c Gulf to �ay Blvd. :c�u.z �T. 1�0� ;I. �.25' S. 14•0' E. 12j� to POB less ". �7,u3� Sec 14-2�-15 Par': of Lt�t 15 �.; Lo� l� 31c c'_.t � AvondalE Subd:ivis7 on Lot s 5 �; 'o Eilac?� A Barb�ur Norro?a Sul�divisiurz Lots 7, �� 9 Bla c'.t A Barbour P�Torrot•r SubJ:� vision Lo-� 3 �a�side Subdiv:Lsion ;;LE I,ot 7 ?3ayside Subdiviszor. ,`-•4 Zot 11 Blocl� x Hay Terrace Aadition Zots 23 t;ilru� ,;3 Bevsrly Fiei�hts ad. -'z- of Lot 1:2 c Lot 13 3� o ck �� Boulevard Heif,l�ts r ot I� Bloc?� 256 Cai louel Suodivis io�z Lo'c 14 Bloc?� 6 Druid pa:-rlt LoL- �5 Fa:tr Oa::: ls� Add:i.tlon COST ;��oo 1�;.GO ?;5,00 5�.00 ].7.00 20.Q0 15.00 �.7 . Oo 1C .00 16.00 16.00 5a.o0 1�.00 16.00 z2.00 �.7 , oa cz�_ex ooc-�ss�orr r�ETzzJ� O�tober 20, I�S� ( Con'�lnued. ) T1At•7E PROPFRTX COST ��rn. D, S3.ms Lot � �� 19 N. Hercules Ave. ralr Oa�cs 1et l�dclii;ion c:��r �d��.r H. Smith I,ot 10 16 . �0 2121 Gulf to Iia,y B1.vd. Bl.ock 23 Git� �-Il�hland Pines ;�5 J, �. Mutch Lot � 1$.00 Sterli�� Ii:�llcrest Addition Avot�.ac Qounty, M3.ch. CI?a,s. ;+lilliama E, z of I,ot 2, leus �, 11' of N. 61.1�, 15,00 213�l� ArcYi St . Z�f. � Qi' T,o� 2 cc E. ?' of S. 67 � of" Lo'c � 'Z'ampa, rla. Block l, G1, F, Hu�hey� s 8ui�diuision Pl. l, P�e, 70 Gj"fi�l• E;oplanade Inc . Lot 15 16 . 00 `1G�l-4 ��,y Shore Dr. Block 7g �tuzeclin, F1a , P�ndalay Unit 5 Ja�nies N. Lane Lot 1 18,00 1301 S, Ft, Harri��on Ave. Bloc� D City IrlcVei�h Subdivision T�Ier'! e NTaVeigh Cham�erla�.n Lot 7 3p , p� 150Church St. Blc�ck �, N�eVel�h Subdivision, and Lot v, itortl�. Adams, Ma�s. Block D, T2cVei�l�. 1s�t Ac�dition Chas. �, Stillin�s Lots 1�C 2 15.00 P. 0. Box vl',- B10 ck I{ Cos Col�, Conn. DTava jo Park � uolmes Lota 2II c: 2q 15,00 J, sI. � �v � . Pa1m St , B1ocl� ,; Tampa, Fla. �javajo Parl€ J. E. Levine Lots 30 �� 31 15.00 9;; C�lenbroolt Ave. Bloc?� J Stamford, C N .. �Iava,jo Park H, B. Al'zdersor� Lots 32 �� 33 15,00 r,enoir, N.C. Blocl� J I;ava jo Park 1�Zldrecl Center Lots u�:, 9 37,flfl 1219 Cleveland S�c. Resub. of ro�s 20,21,22 City Padge�t Estate Fore st Deaiz �; Norman ��.ii 1:Iand �"r , Tra c � A 2n ,�p �i07 N. I-Iillcrest Ave. Unit 1 C'� t�r Palnt Terrace PQrs. C. A. Barber rot 10 i�,op �022 Illinois St, Ro�ers Subcl�vision Rccl.z"ord, Ill. Byron �: Loltimar Lots 3�C � 25.00 2�Q1 22nd St. S. Blaek C St. P�tersbus�, FTa. Sg�yare�t Unit A Byroi�z F. �oh.rlar T,ot � 1v.00 2301 22nd St. S. Block A St. Petersbur�;, FIa, Skycrest Unit � J'os. Sel�taarzkopf Soutlz � of Lo�c u 17.00 21g S. Venus �1ve. 1;loclt I3 City Sl>ycrest Unit C P�fary Fiarding 73eclzba i,ots 3 w ZE 21.00 '�00 Eaenville Ave, �locl� D Cit�T ,Skycrest Turrace � st �?dd:Lt-lon Clias. Faro Lots 3 w� 22.00 au� De �inza l�ve. Bloc�: I Riv��raide, Calif, S;tycrest Teirace �s� Addition Rof Goatle� Lo� I3 17.00 175�7 Rutheriord St. Blocl� 2 Detroit 35, D1ich. Terrace Lalte Ac�cli��_on C, u. I�ocl1 Lots l� thru' �� 34,OQ 131;`j Court St . Bloals 2 City ida�no7�ia ;�tei�i�-cs Subdivision PASSiD AND ADOPT,�D BY TI-� City Conv��ys�?on of the City of Cleart�ra��r, FloridA, Thls 20i,1z day oz October, A.D, 1�5v, ATTES�' ; /�/ R. G. ti•lhiteheacl C � �Sr 1�Ltaitor and Cler,> �'sj' I,ejais Homer T�Tayor-Conun� ss3.oner �� C2TY CO1��ZCSSTON 1��E�'T�dG Octobei� 20, 7��u R�80LUTION � t�T.EPREA3, the Sta�c Road Department ha.s, at th� request of t17e C:Lty, agr�ed �;o eactex�d •i,hc- uaved portion o�e State Road �0 lyin� upon T�'�emorial Causetaay in �h� C3.�oy qf C1:earwa�;er, py a�1 additional tividi,h o� foLtr fee�: on eacl� sicle thereo�; and, t�JHEREAS, in cox�izec�ion thereWith, ��e SLate Roa� Del�z��menb l�as rec�ues�hed C:i.'��' �:o �or;��ally a�ree t��at City z�n.11, a�; its e�pense, a.:elocal:e or tx:f.m any trees or shrub� 1��,n� t•r:i�hin tlle x�3.�lzt-of-��ray oi' sLich ea;�censioi�, NOy�d, THER�'k`ORE, B� �T R�uOLUED �Y �PI-� CIT�' COn11�'tISSIO�T QF TT3�' GI'�Y QF CLEt�RIVAT�R, F'LO_�IDA, IRT SESSTON DiT�'aY AND R�GiJI,ARLY ASSER�LED, IlS �'OI,LOi•JS: 1, Th�t in considerai,ion ofi' the �'�.or3da State Road D�p�:�rti�i�n'�, a'� 9:t;s e;�pei�z�e, exteticLi�,�, for an aaciiiloiz�l s"oLtr fe�t 011 eac�z slde of t1�� p�<r�d pm �ion o�' ATemorla� �ause�vay tait��_i.n ti?e Ci�y of Clearvaater, Florida; the same lae:i.ra� a part of State Road �d, the City of Cleai�va'�er, F'lorida �,�rees u�on rec�ues�, at f cs ex�ense, to i�elocate ar zrim any i;rees or s��rubs lyir� lnrl.thin the ri�tiit-of-ti�ray of suc� e��Gvns:ion. I'ASSED AA?D ADaPTrD, �IZis 20th day of Octo�er, 1952. f s� I,eZ�r1 s Hovter DZayor-Cormni s sioner Attest: f s% R. G. tJhitehead Cii;y C� erks. RESOT�UT20N No . �v-� -�j i�7IiER.EAS, aiter �ublic lleari��„ on tne L!-th day of November, 1�57, the City Goit�rii.,sion of the Gi�y of Cleartrater, Florida, deLer�nlr_ed tn�t certaiiz tvorlf and improvements Yiereina=ter descriUed should be clone and made; and, ��FI�AS, pursuan�; �l�ere�o �aid im_arovemenLs have been nlade a,s follotas; ConstrL?ct ti�Tiden� n;, renavin�, a�zd dra� na�e in t,9issour:L Avenue from Grov� Stree`v' to Drei�r Street, G1earC�ater, Florida Thc pro��erties �'aci��; arzd ahuttii� �c_Zese irii,�ro• �me2zts a�e cieenied to d�rive special benez•�ts therefrom. ,•7i�L�F�S, under the pr�visions o�' Section 1.23 and othe� �ert3�zen1; proviNions oi' tl�e Ci��r C?�arter, af�er said zmprovements slzall �ave bten completed, tlle Cx'�y Convu:l.ssion sha11 assess tiZe eost ti�ereof aga:ir.st tlle �:conerties f�cing a?zci. abutt:tng and rec�ivin� berzei'its from said xin;�rover�lents so n�a,de, ana, ;7IIER'�AS, ezrtai*� pa�cels oz real estate iacin� and auuttin� ancl iiz the vici�� ty oi �aid im�rovements «ave been benei'i�ted �hereby and t17e pro-x�ata cost thereof shaJ:l i�E asaessed a�ainst suc)z piop�r�y; ��O�J, TI�r,REFOFi.E� B.� IT R�50i.,UED BY TI� GITY CON�SSION OI' TKE CI7'Y OF CLE�'�RtiVAT�R, t+L0I3IDA, II1 SLuSTOTa DULY ATdD REGULARLY ASSLi�i3LiD, AS FOLLO�,lS : 1. That thc� abave described improvemen�s �in tlz� area, bs AZissouri Avenue from Cr•ove S�. to Dre��a St., ClearGtater, Floricla, i�e ar_d the same are hereby accepted and anr�roved as havi.n�; been coi,inletec�. 2, mhat tne zollorlin� deseriUed pro�er�ies facin� aizd abut'cin� and in tlie vicin�ty of the aforesaid improvenients are liereby deemed to have been benei'itted b�t sa�� d impro�ements i.n tne 1'olloiving proportions of the cost th�reoi', and the same ar� here:p� asse�sed in accordance with t;ze foZloti��in� sehedule; 3, That if asse53ments herein made are iiot paid within thirty (30) days f'rom the c�ate her.co:f`, the City �'r�asurer is hereby directed to �� ssue and se11 certificates of indei�tedness unde.c Section 12� oi' the City Charter, v�hich certiflcatea shall l�ear interest �t the ra�� oi ei�hi; (&'�) �er annum a�ains�L the foreooing properties for �he assessments hereYn made irrunediately upon the expiration oi' the foregoin� thir�y-day period. 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T---- -� 949,5 $2331025 3�9�o.G $ �81,95 $3213oz0 ' �-, � ��` �� CITY COMNILSS20I�T P�tE �L;'�ING Ocbober 20, 7.958 Oct. 6, 1958 Honorable City Comm:Lssion C�.ea�water, Floriaa Gen�lemen: As Trustees of the City of Clearwater �mpinyees� Pension �'und, yoL�. are hereby noiifiecl that, �'rank L. Horne, Electriclan I, Electrical Department, has been duly e,xamined by a local physician and das3gnated by him as a"First C1ass" risk. The above emplo�ree began his sE�rvice with the City on Dec. 9, 1957, �-s under �-5 y�ars of age (bir�hclate .. Ju1y 9, 192g) ancl meeta �he requirements oi our Civil Serviae. It 3s rier�by reeommended by the Advisory Committee that he be accepted into membership. ' Very truly yovrs, Advisory Committee of The Employeeu� Pension Fund �s� Pa�;l Kane, Chairman �s/ Edwir_ Blanton /s� He1en �eters oct. 14, 2958 Iloi�aroable City Commission G?.earwa�er, Florida Gentlemen: As Trustees of the Citg of Clearwater Emplayees Pension FLtnd, you are hereby notii3ecl that Edwaid A, Rioux, Patrolman in the Police Department, has been dul� e1:am:Lned by a loca7, physician and designated by him as a"First Class" risk, The above employee bzgan his service �•�ith �he City on . I�Zar. 31, 1953. He �s under 45 ye�rs of age (birthdate. . June 8, 1926) and meets the requirements of our Civil Service. Tt is hereby recommended by the Aclvisory Comrnittee that he be accepted into membership, Very truly yours, Advisory Cammittee oi' The Employees� Pension Fund �s� Paul I{ane, Gliairm2n /s/ Edwin Blanton /s/ Helen Peters Oct. 1�, 1958 Honorable City Commission Clearwater, Florida Gentlemen: !�s Trustees of ti�e City o� Olearw�ter Employees� Pension Fun�, you are hereby notified that, Donald K. Vierling, a Patro]anar� in the Police Department, hae, been duly examinec� by a local ph�Tsician and designated by him as a"Firs� Class" r?sk. The above employee begar, his service tilith tlze �ity on Apr. 7, 1958. He is uncler �-5 years o£ age (birth�ate - Jan. 19, 1935) ar_d meets the r�quirements of our Civil SQrvice, Tt iu hereby recommended by the advisory Commi�Lee tY?at he be aecepted into membership, Very truly yours, Advisory Commit�ee of The Employses� Pension Fund �s� Paul Kane, Cnairrnan f s�' Edwin Blanton fs,f Iielen Peters Sel7t . 22, 195g T-ionoxable City Cammission ClearUrater, Florida Gent 7: emen : As Trustees af the City of Clearwa�e.r �nployees� Pension Fund, you are hereby notified that, Helen Ut. Screws, Clerk I, in �'inance Department, Purchasing Division, has been duly examined by a local ph.ysician and deaignated 'py him as a°First Class" ri s1c , The ab�ve employee began her service tvith the City on Feb. 17, 1958, She is under 115 y�-ar•s of age (bir�hdate - June 15, 1934) and meets the requirements o� Qur Civil Servlce. It 3.s hereby recommendea by tlze Advisory Committee tha� she be aecepted into membership. V�ry truly yours, Advisory Committee of The Employees� Pension Fund /s/ Paul Itane, Chairman �'s! EdV�in Blanton �s� Helen P�i;ers i'� � . � _. _ . , _ _ _ __ _ _ _ __ _ , _ �.� . .. _. m.,.. ,. ., . �, . � ,. , � � ,. ;� °. �Y. , ` 7 �� J �' CITY COMI�'�SSION MEETING CITY' COMMTSSIOZ� MEEPING ' October 20, 195� october 20, 1g58 Oct.13� 195$ On�obe� 3, 195$ , Horio�able Ci�y Comrn�.ssion, Honorable Gitg Camm,isslo� GleaxV�ater, �'loricla Glearivater, Florida G�ntlemen: �entlemen: As �rustees o�' th� Ci�y of ClearUra�er �m_plo�ees � Pension Func� ou are here r , ea t ter Ern 7,p ees � Pension Fund ou are herebY notifi cl a- . ,. ,, � ST by As Trustees o� tYae City of Cl rva p y � , S'' e th �,, Moses B. McBride, Laborer, Publ�.c U�i�ities, Sewa;e Co1J.ec�ion Divislo` " notl�ied that Fsther N. Goodwin, Steno. I, Police Department, investi�ation divis3.on, h,as been duly araminecl by a local hTsician and desi ated b " � �� ' dulr�e�amined b a local ph sician and desi�nated by him as a"Firat Class" The above emplo ce be an his ser ce �i ,g� Y him as a Firs� Class risk, has been 3 Y -� 4 �axs of a e birthdate�- Se t. 20vi1 2g �andhmeets�the reruiremen9�$of ouriCi��er rislc. 5 Y g � P , 9 ) The above zmployze l�egan he� serYic� with ihe C3ty on Fel�, 15, 19a8. She is ' S�xviae. I�t 1.s here'bf recommended by' the Aclvisor Committ�� hat he be a, v3.1 under 45 years of a�e (birthdate — Feb. 22, 1915) ar�d meets the requ3remenLs of our �n�;o membershlp. y ecep�ed CiviX Service. Zt is hereby reconunended by tize Advisory Commi�ttae that she be _ Very �ru1y Jou�s, accepted into menibershix�. Advisory Committ�p of The Emplofees� Pens3on Fund _ Very tr.ulv yours, Acivi;so�y Gommittee af The Employees � Pension Fi,tnd %s� Paul I�ane, Chai:cman fs� Pau1 Kane Clzairman �s� �dwin Blanton. � s Hel..n Peters ' �s� Edcarin Blan�oa� �sj He1en Pete-rs ----- --------------------------- oct. 13, 1958 ------ ----------.._ Oct. 3, 1958 HonoraUle City Comrriission Clearwater, F''!orida Hororable Gity Commission Clearwater, Florida Gentlemen; C�entlemen; , As Trustess of the City of Clearwater Employees � Pena-? on £�'ur?d, you are hereby r '' e eb not3.fied that, Casey Namm Jr., a laborer, Pub13c Utilities, Setvage Collectia�. Division, As TrusteEs of the CitS of Clearwater Emp�oyees! Pension �'und, you ar her y has been dul e�amined b a local h sician and desi nated b notified that, Robert Stv'lnton, a laborer in Utility Department, �.ei'use Division, has; �,�5�{. y y p y � y h�-m as a, "�� rst Class" been duly examiried by a 1oca1 pk�ysician and designated by him as a"First Class" risk. The above em lo ee'�e an h�s service vaith �he Cit on �ec. 10 19 . The above employee began his service t+ta_th the City on Mar, l, 1958. He is under 1�5 yeax�s o� a e birt dateg A r, 1�, 1932 and meets the ' �7- �e is under �-5 years of age (birthdate - Aug. 22, �.932) and meets the requJ.rements oi our Civil Sexviae; It is hereby recommended by the Advis�r Committee�thaemhe�be ac�er �iv9.l Service. It is lzereby reconunended by the �dvisory Comin�.ttee that he be accepted inLo iuembership, y p��a into membership, , Uery tru�y yours, Very truly yours, Advisory Committee of TlZe Employees� Pension Fund Advisory Commi�tee of The Ercployeea� Pension Fund ls� Paul Ifan� Chairman /s/ Pau� Kane, Chairman � /s/ Eclvtin Blanton /s� Edtrin B7,anton �s; Helen Peters �s� Helen T'eters 0ct. 3, 7-95� FIonoral�le dity �ommissioiz _ Cleart•rater, Florida Gen�l es7ien • As Truste?s of �he Ci�y o� Clearwater Imployees� Pension Fund, you are hereby - ' nctified that, Reginald C. Mosby, Labore�, Utslity Department, Re�'use Division, has been duly examirzed by a local ph;�sician and designated by hiin as a"First C1ass" riSk. The above employee began his service vrith the City on May 6, 1958. Iie is under 45 years of age (birthdate - Mar. 1�E, 1931� and meets the �equirements ot' our �ivil' Ser�iice. It is'hereby recommended by the AdVisory Committee that he be accepted iizto membership. Uery truly yours, Adsisory Gommittee of The Em�loyees� Pension Fund �s� Paul Kane, Chairman /s� Edvrin B? anton �s/ Helen Peters Dct. 3� 1958 Honorable City Commission Clearwater, Florida Gentlemen: As Trustees of the Oity of Clearwater Employees� Pension Fund, you are hereby not3fied that, Riley C, Kn3ght, Driver in U�ility Departmen,t Refuse Division; has 'heen duly exam.ined by a local physician. and desi�nated by him as a"First Class" risk. The above employee began his seryi�� wit?1 the Ci`ty �n I�Iar, 17, 1958. He is under �45 years af age (birtk;date - Aug, 26, 192�) and meets the requirement� of our CI.v3.1 Service, It is hereby recommended by the Advisory Committee that he be accepted into rnembership. , - ^_ Ve-ry truTy youxs, _ Advisory Commit�ee �1 The Employees� Pension Fund �s� Paul Kane, Chairmari �s� Edtvin B7.an�orl �s/ Helen, Peters �. : ' �, : �� oRt)INANGEti No, 791 AI3 ORDIN,4INCE �F' TI� CITY �R GLE£ARWATFR, FLORtDA, DEFINTNCr AI�i�D REt#TI7,ATIIv*G SALES OF llTR.NiONDS, pRIiCIOUS �R S�-PREC�OUS STOYVES t7R INLtTATI0N5 TH�OF`, WA�l'C�, CLOCKS9 JEt�JET�Y, t30LD, SILVER OR PI,A'1'�D WARE, CI3INA, GF,ASS�+fARE OR I�F.s�THER i�00DS, �E THE MII'IiOD OF SAZ�E ENdiRAG� SQMLS �k` T� �'EATUR�� nF PUHLIC AUCTION SALES $UT D��'RII2S IN 't°HAT CUSTOMFRS WFIf� SII�- MCT BIAS ARE QU,9fl�ANTEED AND �LZQGI�D TFi� RTQ�FIT' TO RETURN MERGHANDISE tl�THIN THCRTY '�?AYS AND PROCUfiE A REH'UND OF F'TJ7�T� AluIOUN'P PAID, FRESGRZSING OCCUPATI�PFA:G LIGENSF THIIiEFORs RI�- @UIRIN(� POS�INNCs OF BQND i#S DE�CRTBED HEREIN; P'RESCIR�B�Nt� HOURS �F SA�E AND MI"sTHUD OF OPERATION OF SUCH BUSTNESS; Pi�O- HIBITING FAL,SE AND i�LCST,EAl)IITL� STl�T�;S AN.i3 U�E 0� CAPPEF►S Oi? BOOSTERaS AT StTCIi aALFS; Pf3t}ViDIN(# F�fi SEPARABILITY PRO- VISION, REPEAL OF CflNFLICTINf� ORLITNANCES ANl? PENALTY FOR VIOLATi01V, AND PROVILT_NG FOR THE E�'FECTZVE DATE HEREOF. BE Ifi ORDATNET3 �Y THE CITY COt�2ISSI0I1� OF 'i'IiE GSTY C}� CLEAIiibJATER, �'LOR3DA;. 3eetion 1. APPLICA�IaI� OF ORDINIINCE T s o nanee app y o sa es of dismonds e_r any other precious or ae�.-px�ec3ous stflnes or imi�ations thereof, Z,rat�Yses, clocks, jewelry, gold, siZver or pl�ted ti,ra.re, chins3., gla�st�rare or lea�Yies° $oods where L•he method of sa�e emYrraces som� of tka� features of pub�:ic su�tion sales but d3ffers in that cus�omers who submit bids are guaranteed and aZlawed the ri�h� to return merchandise zv3.thin thirty days and pro� cure refuna o�' full amount psid, z+rlthout assignin� a a°eason therefor, px°avided, how�ver, tha� nathing contained hex�ein shall apply tn judicial r�alen or sales b� any executars or �d�inis�Grator�, nor the sale by the holcier of personal security �.�^.�ler a con�ract a1?owing publ3c Sale in defaul� o� p�yment o£ debt. Section 2. 4�PPI��ATION �OR �TGII3SE ore any person s se os e engaged in the busineas of seJ.ling,artieles as desesibed in Se�tion 1 hereoP, guch person sha11 make applie�,tion fos the same Z,r3th �he Gi.ty Tax Coliectar, sha1l gay an oacupationaZ licenee tax as hereinafter provided, anci sYiall file �he :�equired b�ncl as hereinafter prov3.ded. Section 3. B�N.� REQiJ�AEl� BEF'�a'`2� ENGAi�INt� IN BUSINESS e app cat on or cense �e aacompa e y a bond payable to the Ci�y Treasux�er oP Clearwater, Flor3da, and h3s auccessars in. of�ice, in the penal sutn oi' �2,000.00, �ond3.t3oned tYzat the applicant shall pa.y any �ud„gment obtained aga�.�.st :app33:cant in a cow.�t of eompetent jurisdiction based on a claim of misrepresentation or �au�.in connec�ion w9.th �uch business. Such bond shall be either a cash bond o� a s�rety bond execa�ted by th.e applica.n�, as a.�oresaici, and by a suret� company quali.�ied and authoriz�ci to do business in the State of FZor�.da as sure��. Seetion �. OCCUPATIONAL I,ZCENSE occupa ona cense or ea� such business shall be obtainecl at each separate loca�ion. Such 13eense shall be in �he sum of $500.00 per year, sha11 be obta3ned ars:�ually �nd snall cover the period af October lst to Sep�ember 30th of each yea�. Half-year licenses sha1T not be issued. Seetion 5. 1�QURS 0.� S.ALE- o fluc : usiners s.,� e op�ratecl after 11 PM on any �veek day a.nd between the hours of` 11 PM on Saturda.y and 8 AM on th� fo7lotving Mondaya Section 6. METHt�D OF OPERATION The ho�de� of suc cense 1 cond�ac� �s bus3ness by �iv3ng to any person tche option to pa;� for the i�em purchased at the ��ne of purchase, w3thout a,ssigning a reason the�efor, art a]:ternative7:y, to permit a purehaser to purchase on a cnnditional sale� ba�is vai�h a right to either re�urn the i�em purcha.sed o�° �ay £az� the itiem in PuI7. vri�hin thlrty days �.Yter the conditional sa1�. Eack� such l3censee shall. place appropriate �igns clearly visib�.e to th� public patroniaing such plaee of business, g9;ying notice oP the right� of purchas�r to retux�2 any 2tem p�chased �rl.thin thi�tp d�.ys and secure a reFund in itxll oP amotant paid For same. Licensee sH.al], furnish ail ptxrehaser� wi�h a written memorandum of sa].e conta3ning �he amoun� paid and the obl3gati.on of' ��.censee �o make sueh refund as aForesaid. �.'he ob7;iga-t�on of lscensee ta conduct sai�: husiness a� herein prov�ided sha7.3. car�tirt�xe ancZ upors violaiciora of such obligatian sueY� 1�.cense ma,� be caneeiled by C�.ty €orthwith. Sec�3on 7. FA'P�SE AND .Z[SI,EAD3N� STATE�IT� PROHIBITID s a 3'"6e ayra or any per�son o e a px� n e or oral state�ent �oncexn�,r� �he prnpe�ty vahich is �he subject of a sale in. the manner deseribed 3.n �this ��d:Lnance, iF such statement 3:s �alse in any particular, or ha3 a�endency to mialead any persore present a� to miss�present �he quali�t�, quan�ity, character, cond3��.en, value or cost oP any such goods, Urares, merchandise or other pez°sona7. propea�ty which is the subject of° eueh sa1e. ��ction. $, USE OF BY-BIDDEKS PROI�iC�3I��D 3� s�i T�a i�5e a o� an� peraan o act or to cause any otiher per�on ta:act as a by-bidder, or vrha,t 3s commonly kra.own as a"capper" or "'boos�;er" 9 a� anSr sale conducted by licensee hes+eund�r a� to ofger ar make any €alse b�.d or pretend t� bid Por ar buy any article sold ox� oSc�ered for sale at.any sucla� sale,; or Sor anyone di�eetly or indirectly in �he emplay of the person to whom a lic�n�e has been 3.�sued herein �o bid Por or buy any such art�c�e,, �� -2T Seet9.on 9. SEPA'�tABILII7.'Y PRUVI�gON x any sec� on, pa o sec ,on9 ��ntence or e�:�.use o� tihis� c�zd�:nance ahaJ:Z be ad�udged t�e be �.nval�lc� by a court oF co�et'en� juri$d �..c�3.orr, such dec3.sion sha.11 x�nt af�'ecic the val�:dity at' an.y ot�xer por�tic�n o� said sect�.on or oP thia o�mm�ce, but sha11 be restricted and lim3ted in i�s r�p�ratian and e��'�et �� ha� sp�cig�.c portion af �ald �ection o� aections invo].ved �n ��e J.i'��.ga.tlon izt trthich suc12 decis�.on s%a,7.1 have been rend�red. Section 10. REP�AZ, OF GONk'�.iCTIAiG ORDINAT�ICE3 o nanc�:s or parta o or nances n oo ic� hE�e7rrr1.�i2 are �o �he extent oP auch. cc�nPlict re�aea3.ed ��roviding, howevex�, th3s ord9.nance sha].i no� be construed as repeal3ng Ghap�er 16 of the Code o� thQ Ci'Ly oz Clearurater, �'].arida, 1g50, a_a amended, �ut aha1.1 be supplemental �hereto. Sec�3an 11. PENALT3' PR�SIONS An,y pereon w o s a' v� a e any prmvis3.on or aection o� this ord'Lnance sYaa11., u�on conv3etian in the Nfunic3.pa1 Couz�t of �he C3.ty :of` Clears�ter, be punished by a fine no�; to exce�d F3.�e Hundred Dollars {�50Q.C10) or impr3sonment for no� more than s�.�sty (60) days, or by bo�h such £i.ne and impr3sonmer�t. Section Z2. EF'�'ECfiIV� DATE s or nance s e e�f'ect imm�d3atel,� upon i�s passage. PASSED t�N FIRST READ�N�# (?�etober 2�, 1958 YASS�D ON SEGOND RF.ADING PASSID ON '1HIRD AND FZNAL READIII�TTG ANiD ADOP`L'ID Attes�t : /s� R. �. i�izitehead City Clerk October 20, 1958 Oc�;oY�er 20, 1g58 /sf Levris domer Aqayor-Go�mi �s�.oner O�iDTNANG� Nm. 79� rV3 ORD�Ii1ATJ�.'E 3),EC�Ni?r '1'Fils INI'�1!TON OF `l'HE CI'.i3C 0�'' CIaEARWAT�:Et R'0 ANI�E.".�i' THE PROPII3TY ZYZNGr �1V '1'HG N�Ii'1'IiYtE's5T 6ZUARTER f1F' SE�°i'i0N 23y, TOWN�HTP �gSy 1%ANt3I3 15£, AND CIIiTl1II3 LO'1'S A.5 k7E�CR�33� fII�iESN, IY�T :R:�P�A'i' t}�' Ak?DMCIJRE PT.,A�E3 xI+'FI'Gi °Y" � COI�'QRA'iF ZSNIIYI`S (?F THF t;I'!'Y' OI�' CI,EA�WAfiII3, �FtIDt6, UPQN fiHE E�'�RATTON 0�' THIRTL' (30} D,AY� F�tOM mfiE pASS� ING OE{' TFIL.�S' £�Rl)IATA,'�ICF:, ACC4RDiNC4r 'I'fl °I°� 1�FtOVI3I023S QF' STC�.'ION 1'�7,.04�, FI�fl�I:DA S`l'A!M3'l'ES 19573 AND pRU- V�T1ZNt� �Oit "�.I3E EsFRF.�TSVE F7A,!P� 0� THTS f?;tD�N'ANC�, B� I� ORDt�.iNID BY �l'FI� GSTY COMMLSSTON QF T'rI� GT'�'Y OF GI,�ARWATFtiFt, FLt7RTDA s Seet3.on l.. The C�ty of C3er�rwa�e�, �'lor3da, ac��.ng by and �hroug� ita Ci�y �omm3.s�s..c�n�`' ;�"�s�eby decla�es i'ts in��ntion i�a annex into th� eorporate limits c�P t3ae �i�y o�' Clearwa�er, Rlori�, the fo7.�.owl:x3g desc�ib�d prop�r�y lgir2g contiguous to �he territoriaZ lim3.ts o� sa.i�3 G3�y, �ch 1a2aci cantains less �laan ten (3Q) re�istered vat�r�a �ne �,a i/� of the T@'�I 1/� of 5ec„ 23-29-15 bess �re S 20Q' of tne ,SE �/�F o� �he NG�JJ 7.%� o#' �he 1�tW 1,�4 a�' �.� �e�tion, plus �ne W 1f2 a�' �he NE l��k bf th� 1V�7 af� �f Sec. 23-29-�-5, l�ss the E 15d� of the �S. 320�, plus lots 21 thru 28 3nclusive, 6g t�z 7G inclus3ve, an3 i17 �thru 120 3nelus3v$, �9.�tli streets contained �here3n, of repla� af Ardmore Place 5ub- diviaion, a� recorded in Pla�'� Boox 25, Page 56 a� P3nel3.as �oun�y Cour� Flous�, Clearvra�er, P�.nella� �ounty, F3osida. Con�in3ng 60,6 acres, mo�e qr 3.ess. Section �. 3'he City o� Clearwa�;er, s,ct3ng by and �hrougia its City Coanm�.ss�.on, 3n�en o anne�r th� fore$oing lands ac�oz�r� to the pro�.s3.ons af Seet3on 171.�4, F1or3.da Statutes 709579 and �o �h�t ens� the �3ty C1erk i.t hereby d:L�eeted. to pu.t�lish this Ord�.nance in the Cle�;�raater Sun, a newspaper pta�lished in the C�ty of CleaxKrrate�, onee a week for four (4) eonsecu�iue zaeeks 3u�mediately after �12e p�s$age oP this 9rdinance, Sect�nn 3. Tl�is Ox°d3.n�:nae shaTY become ef£�c�iv� i� d:Za'cely upon �ts passage. PASSFD �N F'IRSi' iiEt�DII�r �GTO$EER �0, 395$ r�ss� or� sEcorm �wzrr� o�ros�. 20, ag58 �a�s� orr m�n r�rm ��rra�, READiT�i�x �Ivi2 ADQPT�D QGTOBER 20, �-95$ A��es�: js/ �t. C. Z�.iteh�ad City G1e�k fs/ Lew'�s Homer P7ayor-Gommis�3.oner r _ _ .�...._ �,,.� 4 , . . � � � Y'�� ;i ,,� ., : , ;, ,,