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CITY COMMISSION MEETING
November 17, 1958
The City Commission of the City of Clearwater met in regular session at the City
Hall, Monday, November 17, 1958, at 1:30 P.M. with the rollowing members present:
Gerald 'Weimer
Ben Krentzman
S. Lickton
Capt. C. Martin and
Patrolman Edw. Rioux
Acting City Manager
City Attorney
City Engineer
Representing Police Chief
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W. E. Strang, Jr.
Cleveland Insc03 Jr.
James H. Watkins
Herbert R. Fields
Mayor-Commissioner
Commissioner
Commissioner
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Also present were:
The Mayor called the meeting to order. The invocation was given by Major F. F.
Fox, of the Salvation Army, Clearwater. Commissioner Insco moved that the minutes of
the meeting or November 3rd3 19583 be approved in accordance with copies submitted to
each Commissioner in writing. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Fields and carried
unanimously.
The Mayor asked that the Cornmdssion deviate from the agenda to consider the
purchasing of twenty acres from Mr. Walter Freeze on the south shore or Lake Belleview.
By consent, the Commission agreed to deviate from the agenda.
The Attorney presented a proposed contract covering the purchase of twenty acres
in Section 22-29-15 for park purposes from Mr. Walter Freeze for the sum of $67,500.00,
with $750.00 to be paid on execution of the contract, balance of $6,000.00 in cash on
c1osing3 and a promissory note for $60,150.00 payable in equal annual installments of
$6,150.00 plus interest at 4%. Cornmdssioner Insco moved to approve the contract dated
November 17, 1958, with Walter Freeze and wi1'e for the sale of property described
therein3 to appropriate the sum of $750.00 cash to be paid as a down payment; to
authorize the proper officials to execute the contract; to execute the note and mortgage
as provided therein. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Fields and carried unanimously.
A Public Hearing was announced on the application of Chester B. McMullen on
behalr of W. D. Owens and others for establishment of a bulkhead line running north-
westerly on a curve from a point near the southwest corner of Block C, Bayside #5
Subdivision3 to a westerly extension of the northerly line of Lot 33, Lloyd-White-Skinner
Subdivision. The City Engineer reported he had no objection. Commissioner Insco moved
that the proposed application of W. D. Owens for an adjQstment of the bulkhead line
on the south portion or Clearwater Beach Island be approved and that the City's recom-
mendation be amended in acoordance therewith. Motion was seconded by Commissioner
Fields and carried unanimously.
A Public Hearing was called on the application of Chester B. McMullen ror a
bulkhead line running southwesterly from a point on an extension of the north line
of Government Lot 4, Section 10-29-16, to a point on an extension of the south line
of Government Lot 1, Section 15-29-16. It appearing that the application of Chester B.
McMullen, Jr., for himself' individually and other members of' his family f'or the
establishment and approval of a bu11d1ead line in the vicinity of the area just north
of Courtney Campbell Causeway having previously been app~oved by the Board of County
Comndssioners acting as the Pine11as County Navigation and Water Control Authority and
it further appearing that in order for the bulkhead line of the City to coincide and
be uniform therewith that it is to the interest of the City to approve the same,
Comndssioner Insco moved to approve the application. Motion was seconded by
Comndssioner Fields and carried unanimously.
The Mayor reported that the County NaVigation and Water Control Authority
requested that the bulkhead line recommended by the City be modified as some portions
of it had already been established dif'ferently by the County and they also requested
legal descriptions o~ the line. Also the City had been informed that the Internal
Improvement Board will not recognize a bul~lead line that is upland of the high water
mark so corrections have been made. Commissioner Strang moved that the bulkhead line
as adopted by the City Commission of the City of' Clearwater, Florida, after Public
Hearing in connection therewith, and as amended by action taken this date be and the
same is hereby ratified, confirmed and readOpted and that the City Engineer is
authorized and directed to resubmit said bulkhead line together with legal descrip-
tions describing the same to the Pinellas County Navigation and Water Control
Authority with the request that the Authority accept and act upon the same. Motion
was seconded by Commissioner Insco and carried unanimously.
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The Mayor announced the Public Hearing on consideration of' items to be included
in the zoning referendum on December 16th. The Attorney explained that Item 1 was a
proposed clarification of the zoning ordinance, Section V-A (9), concerning non-
commercial public parking lots. r~. Don McFarland, attorney, representing Mr. J. V.
Eldridge and others who have filed suit against the City aslced that this be deleted
from the referendum and settled by the Court. Mr. W. M. MacKenzie3 representing
the First Church of Christ Scientist, asked approval of the item. Commissioner
Watkins moved that Item 1 on the public hearing agenda be placed on the referendum.
Motion was seconded by Commissioner Insco and carried unanimously.
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CI~ COMMISSIO~ MEETING
November l7~ 1958
The Attorney stated that Item 2 was an amendment of' Section XI of the zoning
ord:tnance to proh1b1.t the extension of' overhang or other use more than two f'eet beyond
the setback l.ine. Commdssioner Strang moved Item 2 be placed on the referendum. Motion
was seconded by COmrrUssioner Fields and carried unanimously.
Item 3 was explained as being an amendment to Section XI (4) which would require
that lots in an R-l area have a minimum width of' sixty f'eet. He reconunended a provision
that such width regulations shall not apply to any lot included 1n a plat now recorded.
Item 4 increased the minimum square f'eet in an R-2 area to 5,000 and also included the
provision regarding the sixty foot widtll of' ~ots not now recorded in a plat.
COmrrUssioner Strang moved that Item 3 and Item 4 as amended be put on the ref'erendum.
Motion was seconded by Commissioner Insco and carried unanimously.
Item 5 was presented which ~ould amend Section XI to require that fences and
walls erected along lot lines in R-l~ R-2~ R-~ and R-M districts shall not exceed a
height of' f'ive feet from the ground level. Con~ssioner Strang moved Item 5 as amended
be placed on the ref'erendum. Motion was seconded by Comndssioner Insco and carried
unanimously.
Item 6 as explained would require the Board of Adjustment and Appeals to schedule
a hearing not less than ten days or more than thirty days after the filing of the
appeal. Commissioner Strang moved Item 6 be placed on the referendum. Motion was
seconded by Commissioner Watkins and carried Qnanimous1y.
Item 7 was presented which would amend Section XVII of the zoning ordinance to
list speciric items for vlhich special uses may be allowed in variance with zoning law.
Commdssioner Insco moved that all of Item 7 be placed on the referendum. Motion was
seconded by Commissioner Fields and carried unanimously.
Item 8 was explained as being a request to have Lots 22-24, Block E, Lakeview
Heights Subdivision, rezoned from R-2 to Business. Co~ssioner Fields moved that
Item 8 be placed on the referendum ballot. Motion was seconded by Cornmdss:toner
Watkins and carried unanimously.
Item 9 included the reque st to change IJots 3-14, Block C ~ and Lots 3-14, Block F,
Carolina Terrace Subdivision, from R-2 to Business. Comm1ssioner Strang moved that
Item 9 be placed on the referendum. Motion \~as seconded by Commissioner Fields and
carried unanimously.
Item 10 was described as being a request to change the east 105.10 feet of the
W~ of the st of' the N} of the swt of' the NEt o~ the SW~, Section 22-29-15, from R-2
to Business. Commissioner Fields moved that Item 10 be placed on the referendum.
MOtion was seconded by Commissioner Strang and carried unanimously.
Item 11 was an application to change the ro~lowing property from R-4 to Business
zoning: area south of and adjOining Lots 3 and 4, Block A~ Unit 9, Skycrest
Subdivision with approx~mate dimensions of' 100 x 210 feet. The Zoning and Planning
Board recommended disapp~oval. Commissioner Insco moved Item 11 be disapproved.
Motion was seconded by Commissioner Fields and carried unanimously.
Item 12 was subrrdtted as a request to cha~e Lots 6-10, Laurel Lake Subdivision,
from R-2 to Business. The Zoning and Planning Board recommended disapproval.
Commissioner Strang moved Item 12 not be included on the ref'erendum. Motion was
seconded by Cornrndssioner Insco and carried unanimously.
Item 13 included a request to have Lots 5-12, Block G~ and Lots 5 and 6, Block H,
Fairburn Addition, rezoned from R-2 to R-4. Commissioner Strang moved Item 13 be
included in the referendwm. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Fields and carried
unanimously.
Item 14 was described as being a request to have the north It57.4 feet of the east
124.5 f'eet of Lot l~ Lakewood Replat, rezoned ~rom R-l to R-2. Mr. Wm. MacKenzie~
representing other owners of' portions of Lot 1, asked that the application be denied.
A petition of' objection signed by ten persons was presented. Commissioner Strang
moved Item 14 be denied. Motion was seconded by Commiss1.oner Fields and carried
unanimously.
Item 15 was described as being a request to change Lots 17-20, Block 24,
Magnolia Park Subdivision, rrom R-2 to R-4. Nr. John Rowe was present representing
Dr. Geo. H. Schoetker, the applicant. Mr. M. ff. Mesler and Mr. E. C. Bass objected
to the application. Commissioner Strang moved that Item 15 be placed on the ref'erendum.
Motion was seconded by Commissioner Watkins and carried unanimously.
Item 16 included a request f'rom the Church of the Ascension to have Lots 1-4~
Blocl~ 3, Starr & Savery Addition~ changed from R-2 to R-4. Commissioner Fields
moved Item 16 be placed on the ref'erendum. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Strang
and carried unanimously.
Item 17 was submitted as a request to change Lot 11 less the west 125 f'eet thereof,
A. H. Duncan1s Subdivision, from R-2 to Business zoning. f1r. Charles M. Phillips, Jr.~
represented the applicant, Mr. Geo. Peck. Corrmdssioner Strang moved in accordance
with the recommendation or the Zoning and Planning Board that Item 17 not be placed
on the ref'erendum. Motion was seconded by Corrmdss1.oner Fields and carried unanimously.
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CITY COMMcrSSION MEETING
November 17, 1958
Mr. Charles Phillips, Jr., requested that Iteln 23 be considered at the same time
as Item 18 since they both concerned llibiscus GJrdens. Commissioner Insco moved to
consider Item 23 at this time. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Watkins and carried
unanimously.
Item 18 included a request to have Lots 10 and 11, Bloclc H, Hibiscus Gardens,
changed from R-4 to Business zoning. Commissioner Strang moved that Item 18 be
included in the referendwm. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Watkins and carried
unanimously.
Item 23 included the recommendation to change Blocks F and I, Hibiscus Gardens,
from R-2 to R-4 zoning. Nr. Charles Phillips, Jr., representing the owners of Block C,
asked that Block C also be changed from R-2 to R-4 zoning. Comrrdssioner Strang moved
Item 23 as amended to include Block C from R-2 to R_l~ be included in the referendum.
Motion was seconded by Conuni ssioner \vatlcins and carried unanimously.
Item 19 was described as a recommendation to change Lots 3,4,15-24, Block E,
and Lots 13-24, Bloclc J, Lalceview Heights Subdivision, from R-2 to Business zoning.
Comrrdssioner Insco moved that Item 19 be placed on the referendum with an amendment
for a ten foot setbaclc from Missouri. ~10tion \'las seconded by Commissioner F1.elds
and carried unanimously.
Mr. Niclc Rompon asked that Items 20 and 21 be considered at the same time.
Co~nissioner Watkins moved that Items 20 and 21 be considered together. Mot1.on was
seconded by Commissioner Insco and carried unanimously.
Item 21 was a request to change the east 748 feet of the S~ of the Nwk of the SEt,
Section 15-29-15, less the west 110 feet of the south 393 feet thereof, from R-l to
R-4 zoning. Mr. Herbert Brown representing Mr. C. P. Zurlinden, presented petitions
signed by ninety-six persons opposed to the request. A standing vote indicated 27
people present were opposed. Mr. H. H. Baskin, Jr., representing himself and Mr. H. H.
Young, presented plans for a multiple unit apartment building planned for the location
and presented petitions signed by 114 persons in favor of the project. The Mayor
suggested it might be better to take the application to the Board of Adjustment and
Appeals on Zoning for permdssive use of the property. Commissioner Strang moved
that Item 21 not be included on the zoning referendum without prejudice. Motion was
seconded by Commissioner ~"'atkins and carried unanimously.
Commissioner Insco moved to deviate from the agenda to take up the item affecting
the Junior Service League. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Watkins and carried
unanimously.
Commissioner Watkins reported that the Junior Service League had asked ~or an
extension o~ its present lease and the addition of the west twelve feet of the south
fifty feet of Lot 9, Block 15, Gould and Ewing Second Addition~ to the lease as the
members wish to build an addition to the present building. Conmdssioner Watkins moved
that the Junior Service League be granted the additional twelve feet or the south fifty
feet of Lot 9 and that a new lease be prepared for a period of ten years cove~ing
the entire property that the City O\~s that they wish to lease. Motion was seconded
by Commissioner Fields and carried unanimously.
Item 20 was described as a request to change Lots 2-13, Lembo Subdivision, from
R-l to R-4 zoning. r~. Nick Rompon represented Mr. Nick Lembo, owner of the property.
Commissioner Fields moved that Item 20 be placed on the referendum. Motion was
seconded by Commissioner Insco. Upon the vote being taken~ Commissioners Fields,
Insco, Watkins and Homer voted lIAye". Commissioner Strang voted "No". Motion carried.
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Commissioner Insco moved at 5:10 P.M. to recess the meeting until 7:15 P.M.
Motion was seconded by Comndssioner Fields and carried unanimously.
The meeting was re-convened at 7:15 P.M. with all Commissioners present.
Item 22 included the request for Lots 9-16, Block 17, Magnolia Park Subdivision,
to be changed from R-2 to R-M. Mr. Herbert M. Blanton, Sr., applicant, was present.
Mrs. L. Hutton, Mrs. J. A. Poltock and Mr. Fred Pond objected to the change. Letters
of objection were read from Mrs. J. A. Poltock and Mr. L. S. Jones. The Mayor
suggested changing to R-4 zoning and there were no objections. Commissioner Fields
moved Item 22 be placed on the referendum for change from R-2 to R-4 zoning. Motion
was seconded by Commissioner Insco and carried unanimously.
Item 24 was described as being the recommendation to change the following
property from R-2 to R-4: Lots 8-12, Block G, Lots 16-20, Block H" Lots 8, 9" Block I,
Lots l-8~ Block J; Fairmont Subdivision, and Lots 1-17, Block D, Greenwood Park #2.
Commissioner Fields moved Item 24 be placed on the referendum. Motion was seconded
by Commissioner Strang and carried unanimously.
Item 25 included a request that Lot l~, Block 1, BroolDWood Terrace, be changed
from R-2 to R-4 zoning. Commissioner Insco moved that Item 25 be placed on the
rererendum. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Fields and carried unanimously.
Item 26 was a request that Lots 1-4, 7-9, l6-l8~ Block T, Hibiscus Gardens, be
changed rrom R-2 to R-4 zoning, Commissioner Fields moved that Lots 1-7, Block V,
and Lots 1-9 and 16-20, Block T, be placed on the referendum for R-4 zoning. Motion
was seconded by Commissioner Insco and carried unanimously.
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CITr COMMISSION MEETING
November l7J 1958
Item 27 was explained as a request f'or Lots l-3J Bloclc 19J Mandalay Subdivision,
to be changed f'rom R-l to R-~l to conform to existing use. Mr. Charles Phillips J Jr.,
appeared on behalf of the applicantJ Mr. H. P. Saint Commissioner Fields moved
Item 27 be placed on the ref'erendwm. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Insco and
carried unanimously.
Item 28 \qas a recommendation to change Lots 1, 2, and 5-10, Zephyr HillJ from
R-2 to Business zoning. Commissioner Fields moved Item 28 be placed on the referendum.
Motion was seconded by Commissioner Strang and carried unanimously.
Item 29 included a request to have Lots 11-14, Block F, Lakeview Heights, rezoned
rrom R-4 to Business. Mr. Herbert Brown represented the applicant, Mrs. Ina Lowthorp.
Commissioner F~elds moved that Item 29 be placed on the referendum. Motion was
seconded by Commissioner Insco and carried unanimously.
The Acti~ City Manager recommended accepting the low bid of $15,527.08 from
Campbell Pavi~ Company, ClearwaterJ f'or Mandalay Avenue resurfacing from Acacia to
Bay Esplanade. Commissioner Fields moved upon the recommendation of the City Engineer,
Finance DirectorJ Assistant Purchasing Agent and City Manager that the bid of'
$15,527.08 submitted by Campbell Paving Company be accepted and the proper authorities
be authorized to execute the contract. Motion was seconded by Comrrissioner Strang
and carried unanimously.
It was recommended by the Acting City Manager that the low bid of $8,696.98 f'rom
Campbell Paving Company, Clearwater, be accepted f'or Greenwood Avenue resurfacing
rrom Lakeview to Belleair. Commissioner Strang moved on the recommendation of the
proper officials that the bid f'or resurfacing Greenwood Avenue from Lakeview to
Belleair be awarded to Campbell Paving Company in the amount of $8,696.98J tIlis being
considered the lowest and best bid, and the proper officials be authorized to execute
the contract. Motion was seconded by Comnissioner Insco and carried unanimously.
The Acting City Manager recommended accepting the low bid of $11,537.50 from E.
H. Holcomb, Inc., Clearwater, for paving Engman Street f'rom Greenwood Avenue east
one block. Commissioner Strang moved that the bid for Engman Street paving be
awarded to Holcomb Company in the amount of $11,537.50, this being the lowest and best
bid, and the proper officials be authorized to execute the contract. Motion was
seconded by Conunissioner Insco and carried unanimously.
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reported that the low bidder on street lighting electrical material, Westinghouse
Electric Supply Company, had turned in its bid at 12:20 P.M., twenty minutes past the
deadline and that defect would have to be waived to accept that bid. He recommended
the low bids as follows:
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3,037.78
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Commissioner Fields moved because o~ the joint recommendation o~ the Electrical
Superintendent, Finance Director, Assistant Purchasing Agent, the lowest line item
bid as reflected on the report dated November 17, 1958, in connection with the bids
~or street lighting electrical material, be accepted with the specific understanding
that the defect in receipt of the bid from Westinghouse Electric Supply Company in
that it was received twenty minutes late be waived, and the proper o~ficials be
authorized to execute the necessary contracts for the purpose of the item and the
sum of $4J544.00 be additionally appropriated for the purpose o~ paying for the
same from unappropriated surplus. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Strang and
carried unanimously.
It was recommended by the Acting City Manager that the low bid of $588.38 from
Raybro Electric SupplYJ Tampa, be accepted for 250 - 1500 watt clear lamps for the
Recreation Division. Cornrrdssioner Strang moved on the recommendation of the proper
officials that the lamps for the Recreation Department be awarded to Raybro Electric
in the amount of $588.35, this being the lowest and best bid, and the proper officials
be authorized to execute the contract. Motion was seconded by Comnissioner Insco
and carried unanimously.
The Acting City Manager recommended accepting the low bid of $3,207.95 from
~rtin's Unif'ormsJ Tampa, for ~rlnter uni~orms for the Fire Department. CommiSSioner
Fields moved on the recommendation of the proper officials that the bid of $3,207.95
oubmitted by MartinIs Uni~orms be accepted and the proper authorities be authorized
to execute the contract. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Strang and carried
unanimously.
The Clerk submitted a list of polling places for the City election for approval.
CO~8sioner strang moved the location of the polling places as recommended by the
Clerk ~or the City election to be conducted on December 16th be approved. Motion
was seconded by Commissioner Insco and carried unanimously.
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CITY COMMISSION MEETING
November 17, 1958
The Clerk submitted a list of persons to serve as election workers for the City
election on December 16th. Commissioner Strang moved the list of poll workers be
approved as submitted by the C~erk and that the compensation be set as $13.50 for
clerks and $12.00 per day for" inspectors. Motion was seconded by ComrnisB:1oner Insco
and carried unanimously.
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The Mayor read a letter from the City of Dunedin, Florida, asking that Clearwater
enter into a joint imp~ovement project on paving Union Street between Broadway and
Douglas and share half the estimated cost of $2,081.00. Cornrrdssioner Insco moved
the matter be set aside unti~ the Commission has a repor"t from the City Engineer and
that the Engineer hold a pre~inUnary public hearing. Motion was seconded by
Co~nissioner Strang and carried unanimously.
A plat of Oak ACr"es Unit 8 was presented for approval. The Attorney reported he
had not had sufficient time to prepare an ordinance of intention to annex.
Comndssioner Strang moved the matter be held over to next Mondayls meeting. Motion
was seconded by Commdssioner Insco and carried unanimously.
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The Engineer reported that the Marshall Street Plant was about completed and
it was evident that adequate drainage was not provided. He estimated the drainage
would cost $1,442.00 with the City buying the pipe and ~urnishing the labor.
Commissioner Watkins moved the City Engineer and the City Manager be authorized to
approve the project and purchase the pipe ~dth the City crew doing the installation
and that the funds be taken from the revenue certi~icate fund. Motion was seconded
by Commissioner Fields and carried unanimously.
The Engineer reported that there was difficulty with the sand filter in Edenville
Subdivision recently tal<en over by the City for maintenance. He estimated it would
cost $1,986.00 to have it functioning properly. Commissioner Strang moved the
amount of $1,986.00 be appro~riated from the utility Fund to the proper account to
take care of this matter. Motion ''las seconded by CommissiorB:' Fields and carried
unanimously.
The Engineer stated the U.S. Army Engineers from Jacksonville were scheduling a
conference on hurricane damage at the Municipal Auditorium at 10:00 A.M. on Tuesday,
November 18th. The Mayor requested the Commissioners to be present.
Resolution 58-92 was presented which would require eight property owners to clean
their lots of weeds and undergrowth. Co~ssioner Strang moved Resolution 58-92 be
passed and adopted and the proper officials be authorized to execute it. Motion was
seconded by Commissioner Fields and carried unanimously.
~w. Robert McDermott on behalf of Ed~mrd Hickey, presented a proposal to oper"ate
a beach equipment rental ser"vice or beach umbrellas3 ~loats, etc., on the south end
of the beach. Commissioner strang moved that this item be received and turned over
to the City Attorney ~or a report, and that he discuss this with the Pier Pavilion
operators before bringing it back. Motion \1aS seconded by Commissioner Watkins and
carried unanimously.
The Acting City Manager presented ~or approval Supplemental Agreement No. 4
with the Chilton Construction Company on the Marina Station Plant to cover cost o~
$4,506.00 for the \~ter fountain. Corrmussioner Insco moved the proper officials be
authorized to execute on behalf of the City Supplemental Agreement ~o. 4 concerning
the Marina Station Sewage Plant covering the cost of installing an ornamental water
fountain in the vicinity thereof at a cost of $4,506.00, the amount to be paid from
the appropriate revenue certificate fund. r1:otion was seconded by Conunissioner Fields
and carried unanimously.
The City Attorney reported that neither Municipal Judge Bonner or Associate Judge
'\ilhi tehurst \1ould be at the court session scheduled for November 18th. He recommended
that Arthur Jordan~ Jr., be appointed as an additional associate municipal judge ~or
the night of November 18th. Commissioner Insco moved that Arthur Jordan be appointed
as an additional associate judge to sit on November ~8th, 1958. Motion was seconded
by Conmdssioner Strang and carried unanimously.
The City Attorney read on its first reading Ordinance 797 which would prohibit
loud and unnecessary noises such as operation of pile drivers, steam shovels, dredges,
etc'3 from 11:00 P.M. to 7:00 A.M. on week days and all day on Sunday. Conunissioner
Strang moved Ordinance 797 be passed on its first reading. Motion was seconded by
Commissioner \1atkins and carried unanimously.
Commissioner Strang moved Ordinance 797 be considered on its second reading by
title only with the unanimous consent of the Commission. Motion was seconded by
Commissioner Watkins and carr"ied unanimously. The Attorney read the ordinance by
title only. Commiss~oner str"ang moved Ordinance 797 be passed on its second reading
by title only. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Watkins and carried unanimously.
Commissioner Strang moved Ordinance 797 be considered on its third and final
reading \1ith the unanimous consent of the Commission. Motion was seconded by
Commissioner Insco and carr"ied unanimously. The Attorney read the ordinance.
Commissioner Strang moved Ordinance 797 be passed on its third and final reading and
adopted and the proper officials be authorized to execute it. Motion was seconded by
Commissioner Watkins and carried unanimOUSly.
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November 17, 1958
Mr. Nick Ron~on representing Mr. J. B. Watson presented ~or approval a plat
of Hillcrest #3, a replat of Lots 1-6, Block A, Hillcrest Addition. Commissioner
Strang moved the approval of the plat be deferred to next Monday. Motion was
seconded by Conunissioner 11atleins and carried unanimously.
The Mayor suggested that the Manager be instructed to ~~ite a letter to the City
PlannerJ the Zoning and Planning Board members and the Zoning Board o~ Appeals
expre Bsing gra ti tude f'or the worle on the preparation of the referendum items and
tharucing the individuals that came to the Commission meeting as part of their service
on these Boards. Commissioner Strang moved that the Manager be so instructed.
Motion was seconded by Commissioner Fields and carried unanimously.
The Mayor reported he and Commissioner Insco would be attending the American
Municipal Association meeting in Boston November 28th to December 5th. Commdssioner
Fields moved the regular meeting of December 1st be postponed to December 8th and
that Commissioner Strang be appointed Acting Mayor during the period of November 28th
to December 5th. Mot~on was seconded by Commdssioner Insco and carried unanimously.
Commissioner Stra~ moved to hold a special meeting on November 24th. Motion
was seconded by Conmdssioner Fields and carried unanimously.
Commissioner Watkins suggested the Engineer be instructed to prepare plans for
the negro fishing pier at Seminole street and have copies sent to the Commissioners
and also plans for an extension of the Municipal ~ishing pier at the end of Causeway
Boulevard.
Commissioner '~atldns suggested the Electrical Department and the fo1anager be
instructed to check into having the walk lights at the corners of Cleveland at Osceola,
Fort Harrison and Garden put on a separate circuit so that traffic could progress
faster and report on an estimated cost. By consent~ the Commission agreed to this.
The Acting City ~~nager reported he had t~10 separate inquiries as to mausoleums
being constructed in the new cemetery addition. Commissioner Insco moved the requests
be denied. Motion was seconded by Commissioner 3trang and carried unanimously.
Conmdssioner Strang moved to deviate from the agenda to take up the Watkins Road
assessment resolution. Motion was seconded by ComQissioner Watkins and carried
unanimously.
Resolution 58-93 l'las presented which would assess the cost o~ paving and curb
in Watkins Road ~rom Bay to Waters Avenue against the benefited property o~r.ners. In
regard to ~. L. B. Gooding'S complaint the City was to pay $1,759.15 toward the pro-
jectJ the Manager explained the minutes and the recordings were checked arld the motion
made on August 26J 1957J was that Belleair would pay $1,500.00, Clearwater would pay
$lJ200.00 and the balance of approxinately $lJ500.00 would be assessed to the property
owners, and on March 3, 1958J the motion ll~de at the public hearing was re-affirmed.
CommiSSioner Strang moved Resolution 58-93 be passed and adopted and the proper
officials be authorized to execute it. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Fields
and carried unanimously.
The City Attorney presented the plat of Parkwood 2nd Addition and said the
developer had signed the contract in accordance with Ordinances 632 and 750 and had
posted bond for improvements. Commissioner Strang moved the contract under the pro-
visions o~ Ordinances 632 and 750 covering parlcwood 2nd Addition be approved; the
plat of' Parkwood 2nd Addition be approved; the proper officials be authorized to
execute it. Motion waS seconded by Comnussioner Watkins and carried unanimously.
The Attorney read on its first reading Ordinance 796 which would declare the
City'S intention to annex Parkwood 2nd Addition. COlnrnissioner strang moved
Ordinance 796 be passed on its first reading. Motion was seconded by Comrrdssioner
Watkins and carried unanimously.
Commissioner Strang moved Ordinance 796 be considered on its second reading by
title only with the unanimous consent of' the Commission. Motion was seconded by
Commissioner Watkins and carr~ed unanimously. The Attorney read the ordinance by
title only. Commissioner Strang moved Ordinance 796 be passed on its second reading
by title on~y. Motion was seconded by Ccnmdssioner Watkins and carried unanimously.
Commissioner Strang moved Ordinance 796 be considered on its third and final
reading with the unanimous consent of the Commdssion. Motion was seconded by
COlmnissioner Watkins and carried unanimously. The Attorney read the ordinance.
Commissioner Strang moved Ordinance 796 be passed and adopted on its third and final
reading and the proper o~ficials be authorized to execute it. Motion was seconded
by Commissioner Insco and carried unanimously.
The Attorney reported the Florida Railroad and Public utilities Commission will
hold a public hearing at 10:00 A.M., Monday, December 1, 1958J in the Hillsborough
County Court House upon an application of the General Telephone Company to increase
its rates. Commissioner Watkins moved the Attorney be authorized to represent the
City at this hearing on December 1st. Mot~on was seconded by Commissioner Fields
and carried unanimously.
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Dept.; Daniel E. Wonders, Mechanic I, Garage; James T. Costine, driver, Refuse Divis1on#
be admitted to the Pension Plan. Commissioner Watkins moved these employees be
admitted to the Pension Plan. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Insco and carried
unanimously.
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AGENDA
CITY COMMISSION MEETING
NOVEMBER 17, 1958
1 : 30 P. M.
Invocation
Introductions
Minutes of Preceding Meetings
pUblic Hearings
Reports of City Manager
Reports of City Attorney
Citizens to be Heard
Other Commission Action
Adjournment
Meeting Pension Plan Trustees
CITY COMMISSION MEETING
November 17, 1958
Public Heari~
r:-Bulkhead LIne
2. Oons~dering Items to be Inoluded in Zoning
Referendum
Reports from Oit~ Manager
3. Bids, ~ndalay Ave. Resurfacing, Acacia to
Bay Esplanade
4. Bids, Greenwood Ave. Resurfacing, Lakeview
to Belleair
5. Bids, Engman Street paving
6. Bids, Street Lighting Electrical Materials
7. Bids, Lamps, Recreation Dept.
8. Bids, Fire Dept. Winter Uniforms
9. Approval of Polling Places
10. Letter, Oity of Dunedin, Fla.
11. Junior Service League Property
12. Request for Approval of Plat, Oak Acres
Unit 8
13. Other Engineering Matters
14. Private Lot Mowing Requests
15. Verbal Reports and Other pending Matters
Reports from City Attorney
10. Public Hearing on Items to be Included in
Zoning Referendum
Ordinance #796 - Approval of Plat and Inten-
tion to Annex Parkwood Subd., 2nd Addn.
Assessment Resolution - Watkins Road Paving
from Bay St. to Water St.
Report of App~ication for Increase in Rates
by General Telephone Co.
Request ,for Appropriation in
Paving Alley in Court Square
Consideration of Purchase of
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20.
Connection with
Subd.
Freeze Property
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RESOLUTION
58-92
V~S: it has been determined by the City Commission of the City of Clearwater,
Florida, that the property described below should be cleaned of weeds, grass and/or
underbrush, and that after ten (10) days notice and failure of the Ol~er thereof to do
so, the City should clean such property and charge the costs thereof against the
respective property.
NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED by the City Commission of the City of Clearwater,
Florida, that the following described property, situate in said City, shall be cleaned
of weeds~ grass and/or underbrush within ten (10) days after notice in writing to the
owners thereof to do so and that upon failure to comply with said notice, the City
shall perform such cleaning and charge the costs thereof against the respective properties
in accordance with Section 128 of the Charter of the City of Clearwater, as amended.
OWNER
Qlactys Duncan
1653 E. Druid Rd.
City
Friendship Methodist Church
2039 E. Druid Rd.
City
Chas. S. Walker
410 Magnolia Dr.
City
Robert M. Schutt
908 Hillcrest Ave.
City
H. A. Kilgore
c/o Claire Kilgore
516 Drew St., City
Ed\'nn J. Bishop
421 Harnden Dr.
City
Guy and Clifford Morse
Central Lake, Michigan
Elizabeth W. Preston
Winship Gardens, Apt. 5
Macon~ Ga.
PROPERTY
Lot 9
Block K
Hibiscus Gardens Subdivision
Lot 37
Hollingsworth Estates
Part of Lots 11, 12
Block L
Keystone Manor
Lot 7
Block A
Parkwood Subdivision
Lots 1 thru 12
Block 4
Pine Crest Subdivision
Lot 1
Block C
Skycrest Unit B
Lots 14, 15
Block C
Sunset Point 2nd Addition
Lot 18
Block C
Sunset Point 2nd Addition
COST
$I"5':Oo
19.00
16.00
16.00
57.00
17.00
21.00
16.00
PASSED AND ADOPTED BY THE City Commission of the City of Clearwater, Florida,
This 17th day of November, A.D. 1958.
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CITY COMMISSION ~ING
November 17, 1958
Nov. 5, 1958
Honorable C~ty Commission
Clearwater, Flor~da
Gentlemen:
As Trustees of the City of Clea~water Employees' Pension Fund, you are hereby
notified that James T. Costine, Driver Uti1~t~es Department~ Refuse D~viBion,
has been duly examined by a local physician and designated by him as a "First Claas'.'
risk.
The above employee began his service w.1th the City on Apr. 16, 1958. He is under
45 years of age (birthdate - June 6, 1924) and meets the requirements of our Civil
Service. I~ is hereby recommended by the Advisory Committee that he be accepted
into membership.
Advisory
Very truly yours,
Committee o~ The Employees'
Is/ Paul Kane, Chairman
js) Edwin Blanton
/s/ Helen Peters
Pension Fund
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Honorable c~ty CommiSSion
Clearwater, Florida
Gentlemen:
October 31, 1958
As Trustees of the City of Clearwater Employees' Pension Fwnd, you are hereby notified
that William E. Freeman, laborer, Police Department, Paint shop div., has been duly
examined by a local physician and designated by him as a I1First Class" risk.
The above employee began his service with the City on Mar. 26, 1958. He is under
45 years of age (birthdate - Feb. 5, 1929) and meets the requirements of our Civil
Service. It is hereby recommended by the Advisory Committee that he be accepted
into membership.
Advisory
Very truly yours,
Committee o~ The Employees'
/s/ Paul Kane, Chairman
Is) Edwin Blanton
/s/ Helen Peters
Pension Fund
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Honorable City CommiSSion
Clearwater, F1or~da
Gentlemen:
Oct. 29, 1958
As Trustees of the City of Clearwater Employees' Pension FUnd, you are hereby notified
that Daniel E. Wonders, Mechanic I, Public vrorks Department~ Garage Division, has been
duly examined by a local physician and designated by him as a "First Class" risk.
The above employee began his service with the City on Feb. 19, 1958. He is under 45
years of age (birthdate - Nov. 26, 1921) and meets the requirements o~ our Civil
Service. It is hereby recommended by the Advisory Committee that he be accepted into
membership.
Advisory
Very truly yours,
Committee o~ The Employees
/s/ Paul Kane, Chai~n
Is) Edwin Blanton
/sl Helen Peters
Pension Fund
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RESOLUTION
No. 5tl-93
WHEREAS, after public hearing on the 26th day of August, 1957, the City Commission
of the City of Clearwater, Florida, determined that certa~n work and improvements
hereinarter described should be done and made; and,
vlliEREAS, pursuant thereto said improvements have been made as rollows:
Construct a 20 foot pavement and curb in Watkins Road from Bay Street
to Water Street, C1earwate~, Pinellas County, Florida.
The properties facing and abutting these improvements are deemed to derive special
benefits there~rom.
WHEREAS, under the provisions or Section 123 and other pertj,nent provisions o~
the City Charter~ arter said improvements shall have been completed~ the City
Co~ssion shall assess the cost the~eof against the properties facing and abutting
and receiving benefits rrom said improvements so made; and,
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::;-'.''> ;,.,:; ';:::i:..~ ,., ,/;~Q:;Y:of ,said improvemente have been benefitted thereby and the pro-rata cost thereof shall' ',:,>,:,~\i,\(\:;:;;;:
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;'.;_:: ~;'<.: ".' 1. That the above described improvements in the area of Watkins Road.. from .' ,.' ',~ :,,:;,
',\,,~,: "', B~y Street to Water StreetJ Clearwater, Pinellas County, Florida, be and the same
, ;~: .. are hereby aocepted and approved as having been completed. :;~:;S~
. . ,; 2. That the follow:1.ng described properties faoing and abutting and in the ,<':5t
",' """, .. vicinity of the aforesaid improvements are hereby deemed to have been benef.1tted by' ., /'::r
"",1,';";' ., said improvements :in the following proportions of the oost thereof, and the same ,,~ :',:"':~>:~~,"""~
..".',,'}: '" ".',' ' are hereby assessed in accordance with the following schedule: ..~\:~~:t~
'., ')':....: 3. That if assessments herein made are not paid within thirty (30) days from' \" ,r'i;,~;
., ,:;,:" the date hereof.. the City Treasurer is hereby directed to issue and sell certificates ", ,~::<
" ...'\ u. of' indebtedness under Section J.24 01' the City Charter, which certificates shall bear ~,~.
, ,"',' ..., ':'. ':>;:~;:';.:'>' ~nterest at the rate of eight (8%) per annum against the foregoing properties for the ,~' );.;
':: . : :,;.'..,~::<y:.\~t::.<;::;,. assessments herein made immediately upon the eKpiration of the foregoing thirty-day ,\'''.X.,''l;:;1,c:
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.. .',: .",.,,',:,>:<>.,:.. ',":,', . PASSED AND ADOPTED.. this J. 7th day of November, 1958. , .. ;,:~"";'::';)J[
..'....,..".., :',:\'; :',:,":; /s/ Lewis Homer . ,',,>,:; ..,,:!.~;',~ P ;Y,:'<:>::r'"
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AM' ORDI~ANCB C1I fIlS CITr 01 aLIWlWAftIl, J'LOlW)A, BX-
PlIBSSINO A IdDISLA'fIVE DBrIRMIH~ION 'rHA'! LaUD.. UN-
NBCB88AJlY OR. UNNfttDlAL 1101888 WITKIH 'rHB LIMt'rS OP 'lJIB
OI'1'Y DB'.l'RD1ItfrALL'Y A:nBm '1'BK HJl!~ AND WKLPABE 0., 'rHB
CX'1'XZllNS THEREOl'J DDINIlG SUCH NOISBS AHJ) PROHIBI'nMO
~HE S.AME_ SPECIPIOALLY P!OKIBI'l'ING 'rHE OPERATION 01'
PILE 1>RIV'mS, S'Z~ SHO'lEttS. PNiUMA'rIC HAIDIBRS.. DER-
BXCKS.. DREJXJ.ES .AND <7lHBll A.PPLIANCES J3lJrWBB!f 'rHE HOlmS
OP 11~OO P.K. AW 1100 A.M. 01' EACH WBI!X DA~ Am) ALL
DAY ON SUNDAY; PRO'iIDIIG THM' MACBINBS OR DBVIOg CAlf
:BE OPERATED Dtm:Dfti THE I'IMES PROHImTED K8R.BIH IN AN
EMERGENCY, tJPOlJ WItI'l'TKN PBRM:t'R JROM 'fIlE CI'n' MANAGKR;
PROVIDDO l'OR 'l'lS SBPAltA~'tT.:r'l'r OP THE PROVISIONS IIERBOPJ
PROVIDDD FOR 'l'lS REPUL OP OJU>INANCES OR PAR'l'S 011 OR-
DXNANCES III CODIAIcn ~IlJ PBOVDXNG PBRAIIlIES l'OR
'1'HE VIOLA1'ION JIBREQF; AND mOVIl):mJ POR 'l'HE EPJ1BCTrvE
DAft: (]!I THIS ORDINANCE.
:BE :Ill! OR1)AINED l3Y TIm CI'l'"f COMMISSION 011 '!'HE CI'I'Y OF CLEARWA~ER, P'LOXIDA:
Sec1;1on 1. It is :round and declared that:
"'{i')'l'be inak1ng and cX"eat10n of J.oud, unnecessary or unu.sua1 noises w1th1n the
11m:11;s of the eity of Clearwatexa, 11.0%'14&, 18 a condj.t:1on which hal5 enliSted for 8()Dle
tiDe and t;he extent arid volume of 8ueh noises 1s 1ncreas1ng;
(b) '.rhe making, oreat;1on or ma11\tenance of eu.ch loud" unnecessary-" unnatural 01'
un\lSlU], noises, at the t1mes her-e1.naf'ter indicated, Nldch are prolonged, unu.sua];
and unm..t\1ral :Ln their t1me, pla.ce and 'USe.. af:tect and are a detr11nenti to the public
he<h.. Comrort, conven1ence.. 8l1tetyand welfare or the residents o~ the C1t)' of
Clearwater; and,
(c) ':he necess1 ty U1 the publ:1c interest for tbe proviSions and prob1b1t1orus
~lnat'ter contained ancl enacted. 18 declared as a matter or 1.es1ala't1ve detel'Dl1t1at1on
EUlc1 public pol.1cy, and it;. 18 further Q~cla.red that the provisionB and pl'Ob1b1t;iorlS
beJ:-e1.nartw contained and enacted are in pursuance ot and tor 'the pw;tpoae ot seClU'1n8
and Pl"OJIlO'ting the pu.b~1c heaJ.th" comfort. oonvenienoe, sa1"et~ and welfa.re and the
peaoe and quiet; ot t;be C1.ty or Clearwater and its :Lnhab:ltants.
Seat.1on 2. It &.hal~ be unl.awful ~or any person to make~ continue, or cauae to
~ made oX' con'~61n\1Eld any loud, unneoessary or u:Ul1sua~ noise, or any noise which e1 t;he:t-
&lU'lOYB~ disturbs. 1nJw.~B or endangers the comfort, repose" healtn, peace or safet7
01: others wj, t;!Un the ~1..m1. ts of t;he C1 ty .
Sect.1on 3. The fo11oWing ac'ts~ among others. are declared to be loud. ~8t\Ub1llS
and unnece&a&ry noises in v101at;1on ot th1s ordinanoe. bu't said enumeration shall. not
be deeaed 1;0 be exclusl ve, nameJ.y:
(1) 'rile c11echarga i.n'to the open &11' or 'the exhaust; ot a~ B1;eam eng.1ne o:t-
stat1.o1llU'8 1ntemal combu.stlon engine except througll a mu1'tle19 or o1;l1e19 device which
W111 eftect1 ve1y prevent lO\1d or exp1.o81 ve noises therefrom.
(2) The operai;1on be'tween the hours or 11:00 P.M. and 7:00 A.M. on each week
_ and all da~ on SunC1a~, of any p11e dr1ver, 81;eam shovel, pnauma1ilc hammer. den'lck.
clredsa, 8team or electric hoist 01' other appliance.. tl'le usa of wh:1ch is attended ~
loud 01' UI1\lsua1 noise. '
(3) ~e operation of any noiae-creat11lg blowex- or power fan or ~ 1nterna1
comb'uat:1oneng1ne.. 1;ne operat:1on or wld.ch causes noiS9 due to tbe ezploBion of
operat;1ng gases or flui.d.S, unlesa no2.8e from such blower or ran is mu.tt'led and such
ens1ne 1.8 equipped witb a lIlUi'f'1er- device suf:t:ic1en't 'to deaden s11c11 noise.
(4) Xt 18 recognized ~t emeJ'Sency cond1t:1ona may warrant; lihe operat1on or one
or IJIIOft of the engines 01' devices dur111g the houra prohi b1 tee! h~ln and :in such even1i,
ati;n- ttnt; having secured a wntten perm:1t from the 01t1 IJ1ana&er so to do, the_
~ be open'tec:l dunng the period of such emergency.
(;) Any l)erson" own8Z'~ agent or 8~80~ in charge of opttratlng" ordenns,
41S'ec~1rJg or allo~ tb.e opemt1on or mdntenance of the device o~ _cb1ne crea~u.s
. mo1ee as pz-oh1b1ted herein, 8bal1 be deemed gdlty ot violating this Ordinance.
Arr:8 euch p81'8on nolat:lng ~ p1'Ov2.s:1on of th1s OJ"d1nance.. t\POn conviction thereot",
&bell be subJect to a fUla no1; to exceed $500.00 01' 1mpr1~~~t; for a term DOti .
ex.eeed111g S1xt7 DaTs.. o~ by both such t:1ne and 1mpr1aonmerit. Each daJ any violation
of' tld.. ~ce aba11 contanu.e.. shall constitute a separate of tense.
(6-) Sho1lld ~ se~t1on, para,graph.. sentence, phraee, c:lauae or other part or-
pl'Ov1l11on ot this ~ce be decJ.a1'ed by any court to be 1.nva~1d... t.b.e same shal1
no't. aft"4ct the val1ctt~ or t#he OrUnance as a Whole. OI- any pan theftOt, otber' than
i;b.e,papt d.eclare4 to. be 1nval:1cl.
(1)' All ord1nance" or partu ot ozrd111ancea 1n cont1j,ct hel'ew1th or 1ncona:15ten't
.tb. 1;11e p1'O'VJ.d.0Il8 ,or w.s Orcl1nance are hereby repealed to ~ extent ot tne1r- contl1c't.
, '" . ,~(8) ..-.rb1a Ord1nance Bbal1 beoODe ef'teot:1ve 1mmed1ately upon 11;8 passage, :1l'l
"aGOoNance\f1t:;h law.
<,";.'.. ,- . 'PASSED ON' FIBS'l RJW)XNG NovetnOer J.7, 1958
. ., . . PASSED ON SECONDftEA1)II~ NoveJnber 1.7, 1958
"i; ',: ';.,' 'PASSED C)N THIS>>AW FINAL 1mADI1G AND ADOPl'ED November J.7, 1958
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CITY COMMISSIO� 1v�ETING
November 17, 1q�8
The Cit,y Commission oi L-he City of Clearp�ater met in regular session at the City
Hall, Monday, November 17, 1g58, at 1:30 P.M. with the follow�ng members present:
Lewis Homer Mayor-Commissioner
W, E, S�rang, Jr. Commissioner
Cleveland Insco, Jr. Comm3.ssioner
James H. Watkins Commissioner
Herbert R. Fields Commissioner
Also present were:
Gerald V�Jeimer Acting C�ty P7anager
Ben Kren�zman City Attorney
S. Lickton City Engineer
Capt, C. Marti3n and
Patrolman Edw. Rioux Represen�ing Police Chief
mhe Mayor ca11e�. the meeting to order. The invocation was given by Major F, F.
Pox, of tk�.e Salvation Army, �learwater. Commissioner Insco moVed that the minutes of
the meeting of November 3rd, 1958, be approved in accordance urith copies submitted to
each Commissioner in writing. Motion was seconded by Comm3.ssioner Fields and carried
unanimously.
The Mayor �,sked 'chat the Commission cleviate from the agenda to consider the
purchasing of twenty acres from Mr, Walter FrePze on the south shore of Lake Belleview.
By consent, �he Commission agreed to deviate from the agenda.
The Attorney preseni:ed a proposed contract covering the purchase of twenty acres
in Section 22-29-15 for park purposes from Mr. Ulalter Freeze for the sum of �67,500,00,
with �"iy750.00 to be paid on execution of the contract, balance of �6,000.00 in cash on
closing, and a promissory note for �60,750,00 payable in equal annual installments of
�6,750.00 plus interest at �}f. Commissioner Insco mov�d t� approve the contract dated
November 17, 1958� with Walter Freeze and wife for the sale of property described
therein, to appro�riate 1;he sum of �750.00 cash to be paid as a down payment; to
authorize the proper o£t'icials to exeeute the contract; to execute the note and mortgage
as provided therein. Motion was secon�ed by Commissio�er Fields and carried unanimously.
A Pub13c Hearing was announced on the application of Chester B. NeMullen on
behalf of W. D. Owens and o'thers £or establishment of a bulkhead line running north-
westerly on a curve from a point near the southwest corner of Llock C, Bayside �5
Subdivision, to a westerly extension o£ the northerly line of Lo� 33, Llovd-L�hite-Skinner
Subdiviaion. The Ci�y Er�ineer reported he had no objeetion. Commissioner Insco moved
that the proposed appl?ca��c,n of W. D. Ovtens for an adjustment of the bulkhead line
on the south portion of Clearwater Beach Island be approved and that the City�s recom-
mendation be amended in accordance therewith. Motion was secondad by Commissioner
Fields and carried unanimously.
A Public H�<aring was called on the application of Chester B. MeMallen Tar a
bulkhead liize running southwesterly from a point on an ex�ension of the north line
of Government Lot �-, Sec�ion 1.o-2g-�.6, to a point on an extension oi the south line
oi G�vernment Lot 1, Section 15-2g-16. It appearing that i;he ap�licatYon of Chester B.
McMullen, Jr., for himself individually and other mem�ers of.his family for the
establishment and approval of a bulkhead line in the vicinity of the area just north
of Courtney Campbell Causeway having �reviously been approved by the Boarci of County
Commissioners acting as the Pinellas Coun�;y Navigation and Water Control AutYiority and
it f urther appear3.ng that � n order i'or the bul'xci�.ead line of the City to coincide and
l�e uniform therewith that it is to the '.riterest of the City to approve the same,
Corrunissioner Insco moved to approve the application. Motion j�ras seconded by
Commissioner Fields ar.d carried unanimously.
The Mayor reported that the County Naviga�c�on and Ldater Con�rol Authority
requested that the bulkhead line recommended by the City be modified as some portions
of it had already been established differently by the County and they also requested
legal descr-lptions of the line, Also the City �ad been i�formed that the Internal
Improvement Board will not recegnize a bulkhead line that is upland of the high water
mark so corrections have been made. Commissioner Strang moved that the bulkhead line
as adopted by tihe C1.ty Comm3,ssion of the City of Olearwater, Florida, after Pubiic
Hearing in connection therewith, and as amended by act�,on �aken this date be and the
same is hereby ratii'ied, conf'irmed and readflpied and that the City Engineer is
authorized and directed to resubmiti said bulkhead line together with legal descrip-
tions describing the same to the Pinellas County Navigation and Watier Control
Authority w3.th the request that the Authority accept and act upon tne same. Motion
was seconded by Commissioner InNco and carried unanimously.
The Mayor announced �he public Hearin� on conaideration of items to be included
in the zonin� referendum on DEcember 16th. Th.e Attorney explained tnat Tbem l t�Tas a
proposed clarification of the zoning ordinanee, Sec�ion V-A (g), conce�ning non-
commercial public parking 1ots. Mr. Don MeParlar.d, attorney, rEpresenting Mz•. J, V.
Eldridge and others who have filed suit against ths City as]ced that this be deleted
from the referendum and settle3 by the Cou�t. Mr. W. M. MacKenzie, iepresenting
the First Church of Gh'rist Scientist, asked approval of the item. Commissioner
YJatkins moyecl that Item 1 on tlze public hearing agenda be placed on the referendum.
Motion was seconded by ComrrLiss3.oner Insco and carried unanimousl�r.
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CITY CONIP'lISSION NLEETING
November 17, 195�
The Attorn�y stated that Ttem 2 was an amenc�ment oP Sec��on aCC of the zon3ng
ordinance to proh3bit the extension of overhang or other use more than two feet beyond
the setbael� line. �ommissioner Strang moved Item 2 be placed oi2 the ref erendwn. Mot3.on
wa�s seconded by Commissionex� Fields and carried unanimously.
Item 3 was explained as being an amendmen� to Section X1 (�) which would require
that lots in an R-1 area have a minimum width of sixty feet. He recommended a prov�.s3;on
that such width regulations sha11 not apply to any 1ot included in a plat now recorded.
Ttem �- increased the minimum square feet in an R-2 area to 5,000 and alsa included the
prot*ision regarding the sixty foot �vidth of lots not now recorded in a pla�.
Commissioner Strang moved that Item 3 and Ttem 4 as amended be put on the referendum.
Motion was seconded Ly domm3.ssioner Insco and carried unanimously,
Item 5 was presented which would amend Section XI �o renuire that fences and
walls erected along lot lines in R-1, R-2, R-4 and R-M districts shall not exceed a
height of f3.ve feet from the ground level. Commissioner Strang moved 2tem 5 as amended
be placed on the referendum. Motion was seconded by Comntissioner Inaco and carried
unanimously.
Item G as explained tvould require the Board of Adjustment and Appeals to schedule
a hearing not less than ten days or more than th3rty days af�Ler the filing of the
appeal. Commissioner Strang moved Item 6 be placed on the referendum, Motisn was
seconded by Commission.er tiVatikins and carried unanimously.
Item 7 was presented tivhich w�uld amend Section XVII of the zoning ordinance to
list specific i�ems for which special uses inay be allowed in variance with zoning law.
Commissioner Insco mov�d that all qf Item 7 be placed on the referendum. Motion was
seconded by Commissioner Fiel�.s and carried unanimously.
Item 8 was explained as being a request to have Lots 22-24, Blocle E, Lakeview
Heights 5ubdivision, rezoned f'rom R-2 to Business. Commissioner Fields inoved that
Item � be placed on the rei'erend;�^i ballot, Motien was seconded by Commissioner
Watkins aild carried unarimously.
Item g included the request to change Lats 3-i4-, Block C, and Lots 3-l�, Block F,
Carolin�, Te.rrace Su;�division, from R-� to Business. Gommissioner Strang moved that
Item 9 be placed on the refzrendum. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Fields and
carried unar_imously'.
Item 10 was described as being a request to change the east 105.10 f.eet of the
I�1'� of the S2 of the N2 of the S�d,-�� of the NE4 of the SW,�-�, Section 22-29-1j, from R-2
to Business, Commissioner Fields moved that Item 10 be placed on the refeY�endum.
Motion was seconded by Commission�r Strang and carried unanimously.
Item 11 was an application to change the following property from R-4 to Business
zoning: area south of and adjoining Lo�s 3 and 4, Block A, Unit 9, Skycrest
Subdivision ivith approa�.mate dimensions of 100 x 210 feet. The Zoning and Planning
Board recommended disapp��va1. Commissioner Insco moved Item 11 be disap�roved.
Motion ,vas seconded by Commissioner Fields and carried unanimously.
Ttem 12 t�vas submitted as a request to change Lots 6-10, Laur�l Lake Subdivision,
from R-2 to Business. The Zoning and Planning Board recommended disapproval.
Conunissioner Strang moved Item 12 not be included on the rnferendum, Motion was
seconded by Commiasioner Ins�o and carried uran3.mously,
Item 13 included a� request to have Zots 5-12, Block G, and Lots 5 and 6, Block H,
Fairburn. Addition, rezoned from R-2 to R-4. Commissioner S1;ran�, moved Item 13 be
includ.ed in the rsferendum. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Fields and carried
unanimously.
Item l�- was described as baing a request to have the north 457.� feet of the east
12�-,5 feet of T,ot l, Lakewood Repiat, rezoned from R-1 to R=2. Mr, t+lm. MacKenzie,
representing other oVmers af portions of Lot 1, asked that the application be denied.
A peti�ion of objection signed by ten persons uras presented. Comrr,issioner Strang
moved Item 14 be denied. Motion was aeconded by Commissioner Fields and carried
unanimously,
Item 15 wa3 described as being a request to change I,ots 17-20, Block 24,
Magnolia Park Subdivision, from R-2 to R-4. Mr: John Rowe was present representing
Dr, Geo, A, Schoetker, the applicant. Mr. M. H. Mesler and Mr. E. C. Bass objected
to the application. Commissioner Stran� moved that I�em 15 be placed on the referendum,
Mation was seconded by Commissioner Watkins and carried unaiiimously,
Item 16 included a request from the Ghurch of the Ascension to have Lo�Gs 1-�-,
Block 3, Starr & Savery Addition, changed from R-2 to R-4. �ommissioner Fields
moved Item 16 be placed cr. the referendum, Motion was seconded by Commissioner S�rang
and carried unanimously.
Item 17 was submitted as a reque�t to change Lot 11 l�ss the west 125 feet thereof,
A, H. Dvncan�s Subdivision, from R-2 to Business zoning. Mr. Charles M. Phillips, Jr „
represented the applicant, Mr, Geo. Peck. Commissioner Strang moved in accordance
with the recommendation of the Zoning and Planning Board th�,t Item 17 not be placed
on the referendum. Motion was seconded by Commissinner Fields and carried unanimously,
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�ITY COMMTSSION MEETING
I�%vember 17, 195g
Mr. Charles Phillips, Jr,, requested that I�em 23 be considered at the same t3.me
as Ttem, 1$ since th�y both concerned Hibiscus G�rdens. Commis�ioner Inaco moved to
conslder Item 23 at �this time. Motion was seconded ��y Commissioner Watkina and carried
unan3mously,
I�em �.8 3ncluded a request to have Lots 10 and 11, Block H, E3ibiscus Gardens,
chan�ecl from R-�- to Businesa zoning. Cnmmiss3oner Strang moved that Item 18 be
included in the referendum, Motion wa,s seeonded by CommisSioner Ulatkins an�. carried
unanimously.
Item �3 included the recommendation to change Blocks F and I, Hibiscus Gardens,
from R-2 to R-4 zoning. N1r. Charlas Phillips, Jr., represen�ing the owners of Block C,
asked that Block C also be changed from R-2 to R-�+ zoning. Commissioner Strano movsd
Item ?3 as a,mended to include Block C from R-2 to R-4 be included in the referendum.
Motlon was seconded by Commissioner Watklns and carried unanimously,
Ztem T9 was described as a recommendation to change Lots 3,4,15-24, Blbek E,
and Zots 13-24, Block J, Lakeview Heights Subd:�vision, from R-2 to Business zoning.
Comm:issioner Insco moved that Item 19 be placed on the referendum with an amendment
for a ten foot setback from M3.ssouri. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Fields
and carried unanimously.
NLr. Nicic Rompon asked that Items 2� and 21 be consider�d at the �ame time.
Commissioner Watkins moved thaL Ttems 20 and 21 be considered togei,her. Moticn vtas
seconded by Commissioner Insco and carried unanimous].y,
Item 21 was a request to change the east 748 feet of the SZ of the NUl,-�� of the SEu,
Section 15-29-15, less the west 110 feet of the south 393 feet thereof, i'rora R-1 to
R-4 zoning, Mr, Herbert Brown represeniing Mr. C. P. Zurlinden, presented �etitions
signed by� ninety-six persons opposed to the request. A standing vote indicated 27
people present were opposed, Mr, H. H. Baskin, Jr., representing himself and Mr, H, �I,
Young, presented plans �'or a multiple unit apartment building planned f�r the location
and presenLed petitions signed by 114 persons in favor oF the project. The Mayor
su�gested it might be better to take the application to 1;11e Board �f Adjustmznt and
Appeals on Zoning for permissive use of the property. Commissioner S�rang moved
that Item 21 not be included on the zonirg referendum Txith�ut prejudice. Motion was
secondec3 by Commissioner Glatkins and carried unanimously.
Commissioner Insco moved to deviate from the agenda tc take up the i:tem aifecting
the Junior Service League. Motion was seconded by Commissionei: Watkins and carried
unanimously.
Commissioner Watkins re�orted zhat the Junior Service I,eague had asked f�r an
extension of its preuent lease and the addition of the tivest twelve ieet of the south
fifty feet of Lot 9, Block 15, Gauld and L�r'ing Second Addition, to the lease as the
members wiah to build an addition to the present building. Commissioner �•latkins moved
that the Junior Service League be granted the additional ttivelve feet of the south fift
zeet of Lot 9 and that a new lease be prepared for a period of t�n �ears cove�ing y
the entire property that the City owns that �hey tv�.sh to lease, Motion was secnnded
by Commis�ioner Fields and carried unanimously.
Item 20 tvas described as a request to change Lots 2-13, Lembo Subdivision, from
R-1 to R-4 zoning. Mr, Nick R�mpon represented Mr. N3ck Lembo, oUmer of the property.
Commissioner Fields moved that Item 20 be placed on the referendum. Motion was
seconded by Commissioner Insco. Upon the vote beino taken, Commissioner:. Fields,
Insco, Watkins and Homer voted "Aye", Commissioner Strang voted "AIo". Moti�n carried.
Commissioner Insco inoved at 5;10 P.M, to recess the meeting Luztil 7:15 P.M.
Motion was seconded. by Commissioner Fields and carried unanimously,
The meeting was re-convened at 7;1� P.M. with all Commissioners present.
Item 22 included the request for Lots g-16, Block 17, Magnalia Park Subdivision,
to be changed from R-2 to R-M, Mr. Herbert M. Blan�on, Sr., applicant, tvas present,
Mra. L, Hutton, Mrs. J. A. Poltock and Mr, Fred Pond objected to the change. Letters
of objection were read from Mrs, J. A. Poltock and Mr, L, S, Jones. The IKa�ror
suggested changir�g to R-�- zoning and there tvere no objections. Commissioner Fields
moved Item 22 b� placed on ths referendum for change �'rom P�-2 to R-4 zoning. Mot3on
v�ras. seconded by Commissionsr Insco and carried unanimously.
Item 24 was deGcribed as being the recommendation iio change the follovTln�
property i'rom R-2 to R-4: Lots 8-12, Block Cr, Lots 16-20, Block H, Lots 8, 9, Block I,
I,ots 1-8, Block �, Fairmont Subdivision, and Lots 1-17, Block D, Greenwood Park �2
Corn�nissinner Fields moved Item 24 be placed on the referendum, I�fation was seconcied
by Commissioner Strang and carried unanimousl�r,
Item 25 included a request that Lot 4, Block l, Brookvrood Terrace, be changed
from R-2 to R-�F zoning. Commiasioner Insco moved that T.tem 25 be nlaced on the
referenclum, Motion was seconded by Commissioner Fields and carried unanimously,
Item 26 was a request �hat Lots 1-4, 7-9, 16-i8, Block T, Hibiseus Gardens, be
changed from R-2 to R-4 zoning, Commissioner Fi�lds moved that Lots l-7, Block V,
and La{;a 1-9 and 16-20, Blocl{ T, be plac��, �n the seferendum for R.-�k zoning. Motion
tvas secondsci by Commissloner Insco and carried un�;nimously.
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cz�r cor�sszorr r�ErzN�
November 17, 1958
Item 27 was explained as a request ior Loi;� 1-3, Sloek 19, i�Tandalay SLi��division,
to be changed from R-1 to R-M to conform to exis�;;ing use. Mr�, pharles Fhi],lip�, Jr.,
appeared on behalf of the applicant, Mr, H. P. Sain. Comm3.ssioner Fields moved
Ttem 27 be placed on the referendum, Motion was seconded by Comtt�.�sioner Insco and
carried unanimously.
Item 28 was a recommendation to change Lots 1, 2, and 5-10, Zephyr H311, from
R-2 to Business zoning, Commissioner Fields mnved Item 48 be p7.aced on the referendum.
Motion taas seeonded by Comm3.ssione.r Strang and carried unanimously.
Item 29 included a request to have Lots 11-14, B1ock F, T,akeview Hei�hts, rezoned
from R-4 to Business, Mr. Herbert BroGvn repreSerted the applicant, Mrs. Tna Lowi;horp.
Gommissioner Fie�ds moved that Ttem 29 be placed on the refer�ndum. Mot3.�n was
seconded �+y Commtssioner Insco and carried unanimously.
T.he Acting City Manager recommended accepting the low bid of' �15�527.08 f.rom
Campbell Paving Company, Clearwater, for Mand�,lay Aveilue resurfacing from Acacia to
Bay Esplanade. Commissioner Pields moved upon the recommendation of the City Engineer,
Finance D3.rector, Assistant Purchasing Agent and City Manager that the bid of
�15:527.0£3 submitted by Campbell Paving Company� be accepted and the proper au�horities
be authorized to execute the contract. Motion iya,s seconded by Comtnissioner Strang
and carried unanimously.
It was recommended by the Acting City Manager that che low bid of $8,6g6,98 from
Campbell Paving Company, Clearvrater, be accepted for Greenwood Avenue resurfacing
from Lakeview to Belleair. Commissioner Stran� moved on the recommendation of the
proper official.s that the bid for resurfac3.ng Greenwood Avenue from I,akeview to
Belleair be awarded to Campbell PaviYig Company in the amount of .�p8,6g6.9�5, this being
considered the lowest arzd best bid, and the proper officials 1�e authorized to execute
the contract. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Inaco and carried unanimously.
The Acting City Manager recommended accepting the low bid of �11,537.50 from �.
H. Holcomb, Inc „ Clearwate-r, for paving Engman Street from Greenwood Avenue east
one block. Commissioner Strang moved that the bid for Engmar Street paving be
ativarded to Ho�comb Company in the amouni of �11,537.F0, this being the lowest and best
bid, and the proper officials be authorized to execute the contract, Mo�ion was
seconded by Commiasionzr Inseo and carried unanimously.
Regarding white way lighting for Fort Harrison Avenue, the Acting City Manager
reported that the low bidder on street lighting electrical material, Westinghouse
Electric Supply Company, had turned in its bid at 12:20 P.M , twenty minutes past the
deadline and that defect would have to be waived to accept that bid, He recommended
the Zow bids as follows:
Item Bidders Amount
A,$,b;�F,G,H Westinghouse ectric Supply $36,�"-�71,—�'9
C Graybar Electric Co, 2,312.00
I,I,,O Raybro Electric Supplies 3,037•78
J Electric Supply Co, 10u.55
K,M,N Morley Electric Supply Co. 2,909,40
Miscellaneous 3,202.00
Total cost , 37, 2
Commissioner Fields moved beeause of the joint recommendation of the Electrical
Superinte��ant, Finance Director, AssistanL Purchasing Agent, the lowest line item
bid as r�flected on the report dated November 17, 1958, in connection with the bids
for street lighting electrical material, be accepted tv�.th the specific understanding
tha� the defect in receipt of the bid from VJestzn�hause Electric Supply Company in
that it was received twenty minutes late be t�taived, �nd the proper officials be
authorize� to execute tha necessary contracts for the purpose of the item and the
swn of �y4,5u�.00 be additionally appropriated for the purpose of paying for the
same from unappropriated surplus, Motion was Seconded hy Commissioner Strang and
carried unanimously.
It was recommended by the Acting City Tdanager that the low bid of �5�8.3$ from
Raybro Electria Supply, Tampa, �e accepted for 250 - 1500 watt clear lamps for the
Recreation Divis_on, Commiasioner Strarig moved on the recommendation of the proper
off:Lcials that the lamps for the Recreatior.l Department be awarded to Raybro Electric
in the amount of $588.35, this being the lov�est and best bid, and the proper o�'fic�als
be au�hc+rized to execute tlZe contract, Motion was sec�nded by Commission�r Insco
and carried unanimously.
The Aeting City Mana�er recommended acceptino the low bid af $3,207.95 from
Nlartin's Uniforms, Tampa, for winter uniforms for the Pire Department. Commissioner
Fields moved on tlle recornmendation of the proper of�icials that the b:td of �3, 207.95
submitted by Martin�s Uniforms be accepted and the proper authorities be authorized
to execute the contract. Motian tva.s seconcled by f:ommissioner Strang and carried
lananimously.
The Clerk submitted a list of pollir� places for the City election fox approval.
Commissior�er Strang moved the locat3�on of �he polling places as recommended by the
Clerk for tihe City elecLion to be conducted on Pecember 16th be approved, Motion
was seconded by Commissioner Insco and carried unanimously.
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` GITY COMNQSSION MEETZNG
November 17, 1958
The C1erk submitted a liat of persons to serve as elec�tior_ workers for the City
elea�3.on on December ].6�h. Commisaioner Strang moved the list of poll workers be
a�proved as submii;ted by the C1erk and ihat �he compensation be set as $13.50 for
clerks and �12.00 per day for inspectora. I�otion was seconcled by Co.-nm3.ssioner Inseo
and caxr�,ed unanimously,
The Mayar read a 1e*�er from the City of' Dunedin, Fl�rida, asking that Clearwater
enter into a join?: improvement project on p�.vin� Ur_ion Street between Broadway and
Dou�las and sharc Yla1i {;he estima.ted cost of �2,031.00. Commissioner Insco moved
the matter be set aside until the Commission has a report from the City Engineer and.
that the En�ineer hold a preliminary public hearing. Motion was seconded by
Commissioner Strang and carried unanimously,
A plat of Oak Acres Unit 8 vras presented for approval. The Attorney reported he
hacl not had sufilcient t:Lme to prepare an ordinance of intention to annex.
Cominis�ioner Strang moved �he matter be helfl over to next Monday�s meeting. Motion
was second�d by C�mmissioner Insco and car•r1�d unanimous,ly.
The Engineer reported tYiat the Marshall Street Plant was al�out completed and
it was evident tha� adequa,te drainage wa� not provided, He estimated tY?e drz,inage
would cost �1,442.00 vrith the Cit,y buyiizg the pipe and furniahin� the labor.
Commissionez� Watkins mo�red the City Er�ineer and the City NIa.nager be authorizecl to
approve the project and purcha�e the pipe Triith the Gity crew doing the �nstallation
and that the f'unds be taken from the revenue ceri;ificate fund. Motion was �econded.
by Commiusioner Fields and carried unanimously.
The Engineer rep�rted that there was difficulty with the sand filter ir_ Ec?enville
Subdivision recenf;ly taken over :�v the City for maintenance. Ne estima�ed it would
cost $1,�86.00 to have it functio.�zing properly. Commissioner Stran� moved tlie
amount o�' $1,g86,00 be appropx�iated from the Utility �'und �o the proper account to
take care �z this ma�ter. Motion was seconded by Commissior� Fields and carried
unanimously.
The �ngineer stated �he U.S. Army Ehgineers from Jacksonville ivere scheduling a
conference on hurricane damage at the Municipal Auditorium at 10:00 A.M. on Tuesday,
November 18th. The Mayor rPquesbed the Commissioners to be present.
Resolution 58-g2 was presented which would r�quire eight property owners to clean
their lots of weeds and ur_�.ergro�rrth. Commissioner Strang moved Resolution 58-g2 be
passed and adopted and the proper officials be authorized ta execute it, Motion �,vas
seconded k�y Commissioner Fields and carried unanimously.
Mr. Rebert Mc�ermott on behalf o� Edvaard Hickey, presented a proposal to operate
a beach equipment renbal service of beach umbrellas, floa�s, etc , on the sou�h end
of the beach. Cornmiss3oner Strang moved that this item be receit��d and turned over
to the City Attorney i'or a re�ort, anc� that he discvss this wiih �he Pier Pavilion
operators before bringino it back. Motion was seconded by Commisszaner ti+latkins and
carried unanimously.
Tl1e Acting C?ty Nanager preseizted for approval SuPplemental Agreement No. 4
tvith the Chilton Construction Compang on tlze N��:rina S�ation Plant to cover cost oi
�4,50&.OU for ine �vater fountain. Comntissioner In�co moved the proper officials be
authorizea to execute on behalf of the City Supplemental Agreement No. 4 concernino
th€� D7arina Station Sewage P1ant covering the cost oi installin� an ornamental water
fot:ntain in the vicini�y tnez°eof at a cost of �4,5G6.00, the amount to be paid from
the approPriate revenue certificate fund. Motion was seconded by Commisaioner rields
and car�ied uiianimously.
Tlze City Attorney repoxted that neither Municipal Judge Bonner or Associate Judge
L�Jh3.tehLtrst would be at �he court session scheduled for November 18th. He recommended
that Arthur Jordan, Jr., 'be appointed as an additional associate municipal �udge for
the ni�ht of November 18th. Commissioner Insco moved that Arthur Jordan be appointed
as an additional associate judge to sit on November 18�h, 195�. M�tion Saas seconded
by Commissioner Stran� and carried utzanimously.
The City Attorney read on a.ts first readin� Ordinance 797 tivhich wo�:ld prohibit
loud and unnecessary noises such as operation of pile dr3vers, .�team shovels, dredges,
etc,, from 11:D0 P.N. to 7:00 A.M. on �vaelc days and. all day on Sunday. Conunissioner
Strang moved Ordinance 7g7 be passed on its firs� reading. Motion tvas seconded by
Commissioner Wa.tlzins and carried unanimoLisly.
Commissioner Strang moved Ordinance 797 be considered on its second reading by
title only tvith the unanimous consent of the Commission. Motion �vas secondecl i�y
ConurLissioner ti�latkins and carried uizan3.mausly, The Attorney read the ordinance l�y
title only. Commissioner Strang movec� Ordin�nce 797 be passed on its second reading
by title only, Motion tivas seconded by Commissioner Watkins and carried unaizimously.
Commissioner Strang moved Ordinance 7g7 be considered on its third and final
reading with the unanimous consent of �he Comm.i.ssion. Motion was aeconded by
Commiss:ioner Insco and carxied unanimously. The Attorney read the ordinance.
Commissioner Stran� moved Ordinance 797 be passed on its third and final r�ad:ing and
ado�t�d and the pr,oper of'i'icials be authorized to execute it. Motion was second�d by
Commi.ssloner Watltins and carri�d unanimously.
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CI'TY CODIMISSTOiJ MEETING
Navember 17, 19g8
Mr. Nick Rompon represen�ing Mr. J. B. ��atson presented for appxo�ral � plat
of F.311crEst �r3, a r�plat oi' I,ots 1-6, Block A, Hillcrest Addition. Commissi�ner
Stran� moved the approval oF �he plai: be dei'erred i:o next Monday, Motion was
seconded by C�mmissioner tiVatic3ns and carried Ltnan3.mously,
The Mayor suggeSted that the Manager be instructed to w��3.te a letL-er to the City
Planner, tizP Zoning and Planning Board members and the Zoning Board of Appeals
expressin� gratitude for the taorl� on the preparation of the rererendum items and
thanking the individuals t;ha� came to the Commissi,�n mee�in� as pa,r� of thelr service
on tl2ese Boards. Conunissioner Strdng moved tiYzat the Mana�er Ue so 3.nstructed.
Motioii taas seconded by Commissioner Fields and carried tinan3mously.
Tl1e Mayur reported he and Co�runissioner Insco would be atl;end3.ng the American
Nunicipal Associ�tion meeting in Boston November 28th to December 5th. Gommission.er
Fields moved the regular meeting of December ls� be pastponec� to l�ecember 8th and
that Comin:Lssioner Strang be appo3nted Actir�g Mayor during �he period of November 28th
to December 5th. Moti�iz was seconded by Comrnissloner Insco and carried unanimously.
Commissioner 5trang moved to hold a special mea�ing on November 24th. Motion
was seconded by Comiru.s�ione� Fields and carried unanimously.
Commissioner Watkins suggested the Ehgineer be instrueted to prepare pl,ans for
the negro fishing pier ati Seminole Street and have copies sent to the Comm9.ssioners
and also plans for an eYtenslon of the h7unici�al fishin� pier at tlze end ot' Cauaeway
Boulevard,
Commissioner Waticins suggested the Electrical Department and the Manager be
ir_strue�ed to checl.t into having the tvallc lights at the corrers of Cleveland at Osceola,
Fort Harrison and Garden put on a separate circuit so that traffic could progress
faster and report on an eatimated cost. By consent, the Commission agreed to this.
The Acting City Nianager reported he had two separate inqu3.ries as to mausaleums
being constructed in �Ehe new cemetery addition, Commissioner Inseo moved the reque�ts
be denied. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Strang and carried unanimously,
Comn�s:�ioner Strang moved to deviate from the agenda to take up the �datkins Road
assessment resolution. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Wa�itins and carried
unaniMously.
F.esolution 58-93 was presented which woul�. assess the cost of paving and curb
in Ulatltins Road from Bay to Waters Avenue against the benefited property owners. 2n
regard to �vlr, L, B, Good3.ng�s complaint �he City was to pay �1,759,15 toward tlze pro-
ject, the Manager explained the minutes and the recordings �vere checked and the motian
made on Augvst 26, 1g5�„ was that Belleair would pay �1,500.00, Cleartivater would pay
$1,200,00 and the batance o� approxima�ely p1,500.00 would be assessed �o th� property
owners, and on March 3, 19�8, the moti�n made at the public liearing v�ias re-affirmed.
Commi.ssioner� Strang moved Resolution 58-�� be passed and adopted a,nd the proper
officials be authorized to execute it. Motion tvas seconded by Commi,ssioner Fields
and carried unanimously.
The City Att�rney presented the plat of Parkwood 2nd Addit3.on and sa,id the
developer had s3gned the contract in accordance with Ordinances 632 and 750 and had
posted bond for improvements, Commissioner Strang moved the contrac� under the pro-
visions of Ordinances 632 and 'T50 covering Parktivood 2nd Additioi� be approved; the
pla�t of �arkwood 2nd Adclition be approved; the pr.oper officials be authorized to
execute it. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Watkins and carried unanimously.
The Attorney read on its first re�ding Ordinance 796 tvhich Viould declare ihe
City�s ini,ention tc annex Parkwood 2nd Addizic,n, Comrru.ssioner Strang moved
Ordi.nance 796 be passed on its first reading. Motion was secondea by Comm3.ssioner
Watkins and carried unanimously.
Commissioner Strang moved Ordinance 7�6 be considered on its second reading by
title only with the unanimous conaent of the Commi.ssion. Motion was �econded by
Commissioner Watkins and carried unanimous].y. The Attorney read the ordinance by
title on7.y. Commiss�oner Strang moved Ordin�nce 796 be passed on its second reading
by title only. Motion was seconded by Ccmmissioner irlatkins and carried un.animously.
Commissioner Strang moved Ordinance 796 be considered on its third and final
reading vri�h the unanimous consent of the Commission, Motion was aeconded by
Commissioner tnlatkins and carrieci unanimously, The Attorney read �he ordinance.
Commissioner �trang movecl Ordinanse 796 be passed and adopted on its third and final
reading and th� proper officials be authox��zsd to execute i�. Motion was seconded
by Commissioner Tnseo and carried unanimously,
The Attorney reported the Florida Railr�ad and Public Utilities Cornmission will
k�old a public hearing at 10;00 A,N., Monday, D�cember 7., 1958, in the Hillsborou�h
County Court House upon an application of •the General Telephone Company to increase
its ra�es. Commis:�ioner ulatkins moued the Attorney be auth.orized �o represent the
City ai thi� heaxing on December lst, Motion was seconded by Commisaioner Fields
and carried unanimou4ly.
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November 17, 1958
Tn connection with the paving of the a11ey 3,n Block I2, Court Squa,re, the
A��orney re�orted to avert a threatened lavr suit he had agreed to take down a shed
and ,fence near Mr. IKagurno�s properL-y and to put �he shed back. He reported the cost
of puttin� the st�ed up a�ain was $55,00. Commissioner Watltins moved $55,00 be
appropriated to cover this expenae. Motion was seconded by Commissioner S�trang and
carri�d unanimously,
2he Mayor reported an app].ication from the Clearwater Business and Taxpayers
Asaociat�.on to use the Municipal Auditorium fbr a political meeting on �Tovember 20,
195g. Commissioner Sn�ep moved the application be approved. Motion was secon.ded
by Commi.ssioner Fields and carried iznanimously.
The Commission, now adjourned as the City Commission and acting as Trustees of
the Perxsion Fund, heard letters read recommending William E, Fr�eman, laborer, Police
Dept.; Daniel �. 1Vondera, Mechanic I, Garage; James T. Costinz, driver, RePuse Diviaion,
be aclm3tted to the Pen�ion Plan. Commissioner Ulatkins moved these employe�s be
admitted to the Pens3on Plan. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Insco and carried.
unanimously,
There being no further business, the m�eting adjourned at 10:10 P,M.
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Attest:
`yor-Co ss oner
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C C er
AGENDA
CITY GOMNITSSIO�T MEETING
NOVEMBER 17, 195$
1;3� P.M.
Invocation
Introductions
Minutes of Precedin� Meetings
Public Hearings
Reports of City T�Ian��er
Reports of City �ttorney
Citizens to be Heard
Other Commission Action
Adjournment
Nleet-ing Pension P1an Tsu stees
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CITY COMMISSION MEETTNG
NovemUer 17, 1958
Public Hearin�s
�B-u l�ead Line
2. Consider�ng 2tems to Y�e Tncludea in Z�n�,ng
Referendum
Reports froin City Manager
Bi s, Man alay ve. ResLiifacing, Acacia to
Bay Esplanade
!+. Bids, Greenwood Ave. Resurfaca.ng, Lalcev3.ew
�o B�llea3r
5• Bids, En�man Street Paving
6, Bids, Street �ightin� Electrical Mater3als
7. Bids, Lamps, Reereation Dept.
8. Bids, F3re Dept, Nlinter Uniforms
9. Approval of Pol7.ing Flaces
10. Letter, City of Dttnedi�, �'la .
11. Junior Service League Property
12. Request for Approval of Plat, Oak Acres
Unii; 8
7,3. Other Engineerin� Matters
1�. Private Lot Mowi�g Requests
15, Verbal Reports and Oti.er Pendii� Matters
Reports from City Attorney
l,, Pu ic Hearing on ems to be Included 3n
Zaning Referendum
17. Ordinance �'7g6 - Approval oi Plat and Inten-
tion to Annex Parkwood Subd., 2nd Addn,
18. Assessment Resolution - Watkins Road Paving
from Bay St. to Water St.
?.9. Report of App�.icat7on for Increase in Rates
by General Telephone Co.
20. Request .for 4ppropriation in ConnectiQn tivith
Paving Alley in Court Square Subd.
21. Consideration of Purcliase ot' Freeze Property
AESOLUTION
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VJHEREAS: it ras been determined by th� City C�mmission of the City of Clearwater,
�lorida, that �he pro�er.ty described:below should bE cleaned oi' weeds, grass ancl/or
underbiush, and tha� after �en (10) days notice and failure of the awner thereof' to do
so, the CiZy should clean such propertv and clzarge the costs thereof against the
r�spective px�operty.
NOi�1 T�'REFORE BE IT EtESOLVE� by the City Comma.ssion of tihe City of Clearwa�er,
Florida, that the fo1loZAring described property, situate in said City, shall be cleaned
of tyeeds, gra�S and/or underbrusY: with3n ten (10) �ays after notice in writing to the
owners thereof to do so arid �hat upon failizre to comply with said no�i�,e, the City
shall periorm such cleaning anfl charge the costs thEreof against the respective properties
in accordance vaith section 128 of the Charter of the City of Clearwater, as amended,
�ViNER PROPERTZ' COST
�c'�ys Luncan Lot 9 �15.00
i653 E Dr-`d d Block K
Aibiscus Gardens Subdivision
Tot 37 19.00
xollir�sworth Es�ates
Part of Lots 11, 12 16.00
Block L
Keystone Manor
JO't
Block A 16.00
Parktiaood Subdivision
I,ots 1 thru 12 57.00
Block 4
Pine Crest Subdivision
L'ot 1 17.00
Block C
Skycrest Unit B
Lots l�F, 15 21.00
Block C
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City
Friendship Me�hodist Church
2039 E. Dru.id Rd.
City
Chas. S. Walker
47A NTagnolia Dr.
City
Robert P2. Schutt
908 Hillcresi; Ave.
City
H. A. Kilgore
cjo Clai�e Kilgore
516 Drew St,, City
Edvrin J, Bishop
421 Hamderi Dr.
City
Guy and Glifford Morse
Central Lake, P1Li.chi�an
�lizabeth vd, Preston Lot 18 16,00
VJinship Gardens, Apt, 5 B1ock C
� Macon, Ga. Sunset Point 2nd Addition
� PASSED AND AD�PTED BY THE City Commission of the City of Clearivater, Florida,
This 17th day of November, A.D. 195$•
ATTESTs
/s� R. G. Ylhitehead
City Auditor and Glerk
/s/ Lewis Homer
P�Ia,yor- C ommi s si oner
CITY COMMISSION MEETING
Novemk�er 17, 1g58
Honorable City Commission
Clearwater, Florida
Gen�Elemen:
Nov. 5, 1958
�o�
As Truatees of the City of Clearwat;er Employees� Pension Fund, �ou are hereby
notifled that James T. Cos�ine, Driver Utilities Department, Refuse Division,
ha� been duly examined 'hy a local physician and designatec�, by him as a"First Class"
risk,
The above employee began his service with t2ie City on Apr. 16, 1958. He is under
45 years of a�e (birthdate - June 6, 1g24) and meets the reauirements of our Civi1
Serv�.ce. It is hereby recommended by the Advisory Gommittee that he be accepted
into membership.
Very -�ruly yours,
Advisory Commit�ee of The Employzes� Pension Fund
/s/ Paul Kane, Chairman
/s/ Edwin Blanton
�s� Iielen Peters
Honorabl2 City Commission
Clearwater, F'lorida
Gentleman:
October 31, 195$
As Prustees of the City of Clearwater Employees� pension Fund, you are hereby notified
that Gtilliam E, Freeman, laborer, Police DepaY�tmen�, Paint shop div., has been duly
examined by a local physician and designated 'by him as a"First Class" risk_.
The ab�ve employee began his service with the City on Mar. 26, 1953. He is under
�-5 years oi' age (birthdate - Feb. 5, 192g) and meets the requirements of our Civil
Servi�e. It is hereby recommended by the Advisory Committee trat he be accepted
into membership.
Very truly yours,
Advisory Committee oi' The Employees� Pension Fund
/s� Paul I�ane, Chairman
/s� Edwin Blanton
�s/ He1en Peters
oct, 2g, 195$
Honorable City Commission
Clearwate�, Florida
Gentlemen•
As Trustees of the City oi' Clearwater Employees' Pension Fund, you are hereby notified
that Daniel E. Wonders, Mechanic I, Public Works Department, Garage Division, has been
duly examined by,a local physician and designated by him as a"First C1ass" risk,
The above employee began his service v�rith the City on Feb. 19, 7-958. He is under #5
years of age (birthdate - Nov. 26, 1921) and meets the requirements of our Civil
Service, It is hereUy recommended by the Advisorg Committee that he be accepted into
membership.
Very truly yours,
Advisory Cnmmittee of T.he F�'nployees Penaion Fund
�s� Pau1 Karie, Chairman
�s� Edwin Blanton
/s/ Helen Peters
RESOLUT20N
No. 5-3
WHEREAS, after public hearir� on the 26th day of August, 1957, the City Commission
of the Czty of C7.earwater, Florida, determinecl that certain work and 3mprovements
hereinafter described should be done and made; and,
VdI3EREAS, pursuant thereto said improvements have been made as follows:
Construct a 20 foot pavement and curb in Watkins Road from Bay S�Creet
�o Water Street, Clearwater, Pinellas County, Florida.
The properties fac:Lng and abutting these improvements are deemed to derive special
benefits therefrom.
WHEREA5, unc�er �he provisions of Section 123 and other pertinent provisions of
the C3ty Charter, after said improvements shall haJe been completed, the City
Comn�iss3on shall assess the cost thereof against the proper$ies facing and abutting
and receiving benefits from said improvements so made; and,
(Continued)
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November 17, �95$
(Continued} '
WHEREAS, certain parcels of real estate facing and abutting and in the vinizl3:ty
of said improvements have been benefiited thereby and the pro-rata cost thereof shall
be assessed against sucl� property;
NOW, THEREFt'ORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY CONI��SSION OF THE aITY OF
CL�ARt�dATER, FLORIDA, IN SESSION DULY AND REGULARLY ASSEn�LED, AS FOLZOWSt
1. That i:he above described improvements iri the area of' VJatk3.ns Road, from
Bay Street to Water Street, Clearwater, Pinellas County, Florida, be and the same
are Y�ereby aceeptnd and approved as having been completed,
2. That the follot•vj.ng described praperties fac3ng and abutting arid in the
vicinity of the aforesaid improvements are hereby deemed to haue been benefitted by
said impr��vements in the following proportions of t12e cost {;hereof, and tlle same
are herebg assessed in accordance tivith the followl.ng schedu7.e:
3. That lf assessments herein made are not paid witk�in thirty (30) days from
the date hereof, the City Treasurer is hereby directed to issue and sell certif�,caties
o� indebtedness under Section 12� of the City Charter, which cer�Lif'3cates si1a11 bear
interest at the rate of eight ($�) per annum a�air_st the foregoin� properties for the
assessments herein made immedia�ely upon the expixation of the faregoing �hirty-day
period.
PASSED AND ADOPTED, this 17th day of November, 1958.
js/ Lew3. s xomer
P4ayor-Conuni s sioner
Attest:
fs� R. G. Whitehead
City C1erk
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�tI�I (�RDTNANCL DECLRXi.'iNff 'I'HS IN�,'�1'I�7N fJ�' THE C�TY 0�'
CLEI�TiSVATER `,1't3 ANN�Z THE PF?OPEi�TY i3.'EREZNAFi'El? I3F,S-
CRIBED, t�Ii]:Cii IS �l'0 76E k�T�WN AS PAtiKZ+i00D, uEC�NA
A�3D:�'iiODT, I.�`4 fiFL� GORPORAT� LIi+LrTS bR TF3E C:L'T�'Y OF
LZE�1R.i�'A`PE1�, �t?R'T.D��, UPON TI�iE E�£PIRR�TQN OF TFiIR'!'Y
{3Q) DA'YS F�iOM TFi� PAS5Ii�7G OTS 2'FL[S ORT»Nl�NCE, AC-
CORUx1VCr T0 � 1'R�iISI�1VS OI' S�CT20IJ 17'1.0�, k"L01i�T?A
STA'I'tJT.ES 7.9�7a 1'1Nl? P$OVIDiN� F'E3R Ti�E E%' +£'�C.t'TVE L1ATE
4�' fiHIS ORDINANCE,�
B� I1i' OI��III3 BX' fiIiE C�iY CQMA2ISSION 4k' �,`HE CT'iY QF CI.EARi�I�!"L'Fsft, FI,ORTUA;
See�:3;on 3.. The Gi�y of C1.eaa�urater, Flor3;cla,; a�t�.ng by �nd �h�ouFr,h i�a City
Caim�z3.sa ors, exeby d�c7.a.z�es �.�s in.�enti�n to a�+n�x inta tiae col'�oraice lim:its of the
Ci�y af Cleaa°j,ratez�, �lorida, the SaZl�wi�„ c�eser�bed 1a_nd� 1yin� can�3 �aous to �he
terri�oriaZ 331niis of sa3d City, x*rteh 1anc3e ec+nta��z 3�ss th.an tex� �ZO� re�3,stesed.
�ote,.� s .
Be 3n a� �?2e SW carn�� o� Seao i�, Turp, 295, Rang� 15E., az�.d run tllence
S�� 03i �6" �_, along th� �c�3.on 1in� $�3,0 �°�. �'nr P4S. r`�� �hene�
N� 04� ��tir �./A 1.01�..2�F ft.; thence 5, 8�' 3F3' �5�� 'W.,,, �.la.90 ft.;
thence �T I�Q 51 4 IOt� W, a G3-. ��. �'� .? �h�Yl�e N. (P ()O i 30'" E, � 12�.0 ff . a.
thence S$� 03t 55" �.., 80,Ld Pt.; �hence S CP 40' 3�" �1.. Zi�#.55 f't-.;:
thence N �� 28 = �F6" E„ �+3, 0�+ �� . ; �laence �. $� 03' �5" �. , 2$O. DO Ft . ;
th,e.nce S. 0� 00' 30" IJ,, �.071,.28 ft.; �hence N. �i� 03� 2Gn W.. ?$0.00 f�.
to ��". fio '�e 2r�.a�rn+ as Parkuroo�e, �4ca�.d Adci3.�ion:, a Subdivis� on,
Section 2. lhe City of Cl�ar��ater, actiz� by and through its Ci�y Commiss�ons
inten ���nnex: �hP �nregoing lands according �o the provls�.ons o� Sect3.on 171.0�,
F'lorida S�attz�es ].9575 and �o tha� end i;he C3i;� C3,erk is herebg directed to publiskt
thia Ordinance in the Clearwat�x� ,SunS a ne�xspaper pu,bZ3sheci iY� the Gi.�y of GZearEvater,
once a t�eek for four consecut3.ve vy�el.s i�aed3.at�1y- after the passage of this Ordiz�ance.
This t?rciinar:�e sna31 become ei'fect3ve immed3a�ely upon �ts passage,.
PA,S�E� ON' FTRST READING
PASSED ON �Evd�173 READIIdG
PASSEi� �1�i �£IL1�7} ANU F�1AT
READIrT{# AN�3 ADOP.�''t�D
Attest:
/s/ R. (�. Wh3.�;eheati
Cit9 C1er;c
�T�vezr�er �.'T� �95�
rs/ T,eyais iiomer
Mayor-Commiasioner
ORi)INANCE NQ. 797
AN 41�?DIIAANC� !?F °,FI�E CITY OP CT�A�iirTA'i'�R, FI,OR'CIIA, E�-
PRLSSIIdf� A�i'r�SLA$'TVE DETEStt�NAi`IO1V TIiAT I�i?UA, T,irj.-
NECESS.AIiY OR. UNI�`ATURAL NQTSES [�liTI�11T 'i'FI� LIP+IITS C3�' '1'HE
CZ�''�' D�3'��.'AT:LY A.FFEC2' 'iFiE Ti�Alil'Ii A2�ID Y]EI,FAt�E CI�' °�'HE
CT,'I'T$�f:3 `,['�iE'R�O�',; DE�'INC3�TCr SI7�"Ii I+TOI,SErS AN➢ PROIl�Bi'l'�IdG
2'FIE SA�, SPr,GL'�'r�.A7�,Y i'FiOF�TB7C�.`�tC# ',!'�E OPERA'!".LOI�T f1F
P�E DR2VII�5, 3'L'Ei11S1 BFTOV"'r,LS, prl�iA2'�C IiAP�iERS, D}�-
FtTCISS, DRT.'D�'}ES �lND 0'L'HEft APPL24itTG'ES $EfiWEEi`i 't'I �. HOU$S
OF 11:p0 P.Ni. AN13 7:00 A,M, 0�' F,,�IGIi ]i1EEK DA'Y .t�N11 AT;L
DA`X ON SUNDA'l; PFif1VIDSNt� THA'L' MACH�PJES OR QEV�CES GA1V
� OPF�iiAi'ID I3UR,�.IdC.r 'Z'HE ��1��E,S PR(5T�i13ZT� i�itEIAI �rT API
ENiFT{tib, TCYr iT�UN k�i'I2'�.'F.'t�i PII�MI�.° T�`�iQNE 'I'TiE CITY I�iNf�(?rl�tF
PR�V.CDx1VCr F'i3R THE SEPARAT3TI,]G'1'i� CzF` TIi�, �R4VISIt�NS I�f?EQ�';
P�t7iT;�D�PICr FQR � REP�.�, OE' ORDSfiIAN(.`�S OR Pl�R"i'S Oi+ 4�-
DINANC�� TN Ct1N�I,�C�.' H�R�W.L'�.'Eig .I'iiO�PiDTiSG P�IA'GT:[�� FOR
TiiE V20I;A`1TON ZiER�OF'; ANB PR�r"'�i'�%i� �'tll? TTiE EF�°ECi'iVE
�AT� 0�' T�£CS (iIi.DIPTANCE.
�3E I'L' Or'i7�ATNED �'I,'FFE �'�'Tl' �i7D�NiISSI�N QT� 'I'HE CI^tY QI�' CLF•t�€4iAfi�i, b'd,OftIDA:
section 1a '�i; i� �ou*+� ana aeclare�l that:
a e maki�'3g arzd er�st3.on of Youd, vxraecessax� or unusual noises rrr�.�hin iche
limi�� of th� C�.ty o� C1.eax�wa-�er, �Za�ida,� �.� a eanc�.t�.�n t�? �h has eacist�d Pcr Gome
�im� and �he �x�en� an.3 vo'!,ume af sueh noi�es i� increasing;
�h) The r�..akir�, e�e�.�ior� cr� ma3n�enanc� o� such 2o�zd, unneee�sar-y, unnatur��.7. o�
unusua? noisens �� -chc: times krereina�ter �.r_c33.c2sted, vrh�cn a�e t�rrs3.onged, unc�sual
cZn[�. 17?l.n�.#'.t1Sc'1,� in u�.e3,r -t�;me, p3.�.ae and �ase, a�'�ect� and are a�.e�r3.;a�nt to the �ub}:�.c
kc�aZ�17, com:k'ox�, canv�erii:ence, saf°ety and �ca�lfare of iche re�s�dents af the City oi'
G]:ea�i•,rater; ana,
(e� The za�ees;�itg� �.n the public �.n�erest £or the nrov3.saons and vroh:Lhi�ions
he�e�,�zaf�er conta,ined an.d �x�a¢�ed, is decla�ed as a ma,tter of 1eg�:sZative dete�:na°�9.on.
and. puUlic �o?icy, �r<d i� i.s i'izz�iher declarac3 t-,�u�t th.e grov�.sian.� and prohibi�ions
he�e3:na��er cantaine3 anc� enaeted are xn purstaance af and �'or th� pux��ose o,f secur�.tng
and p�amoting the �ub? 3.c hzalth, eou�os�ic, c�n.ven� ence, sa€� �y and UrelFare and the
peac� z3,nd qtriet of ti2e C3�y a�' Glearr�a�er anci 3.�s ix�h.abi'�an,ts,
�et3.on �_ Tt snax2 be uax7.awfu:l. £or any p��sc>n �o make, can�inue, or cause to
'�e ma. e a�coi�'Einued an.y �.oud, ur��cessa�� c� uxiusual noi.se, o� ai�r i�oise i�rhici� either
antao�*a, �.a.s�;��s, 3n�t�EA ar �naangers t'rte comf'ort, x�e�ose, he��.th, p�ace or sa�'ety
o� athers w3.�12i.n the 13.mit� a�' �he G�L�r.
Sec.tiv�: 3. The �qilov,rir� ac�s, among o�hers, are decZared to be lotzc�, d�:�turbing
aa�d uru�e�es�a�y noise� :in v�.olatian o� �Yt3.s; ordinan�e, bu� sa,id enu�eration ai�a21 no�
be c�eemed to be exclus3:vs, nam,ely:
(1,} �ne disc_narsa �,nto the open air aP tihe exhaust o�' any s��am attgir�e or
statioxaary 3nt�rnal combus�ion en�ine �ccept thx�ugh a mui'fle� o� other deV'? ce t�?7.3.ch
i�ill e�seet�vely nz�evcn� ioua or explosive no�.ses theref�,�am.
(2} The opera��an be�xteen the �2ours ai' �1.00 F,.M. �,nti ?:00 A.1+�. on 2a�ch k��elt
d�y and a,ll da� or� Sc�nda;�, of an,y pil.e riri�er, steara shavel, �nev�nati� 3�ammer, r3err�ek,
drecl��, steam o� �lec�ric Ytoi�i or oicher app? iance, iche use t�� �ih3.eh is at�ended by
Toud ar unusu�7. noise.
(3) The o�e�a�ioz� o� ar�,y noise--creati.xt� blot,rEr c�� pawer �an or. ar�,y 3�i�ernal.
combtagtion en�;ine, t;l�� operativn 4P wh3.ch eau;:�s� naise due �o the expla�ion o�'
ape�a�E3n� g�s�s ox� g3.u:iciS, unless noise �rc�m such b'lo�er o�,� �an is muf�led ar�d suCh
eng3ne `rs s��ppecl �r�th r� muffler d�v9.cEz siai�":Lclent �a d�aciert such naise.
(4j It 3� recognized �ch��E em�rgency coi�d9:t3ons ma,y wa�rant �he ope�t3on of' one
or max°� af the engines csr dev:Zc�s during the hours grohi'u��ed he�ein. and 3.n suc� event,
a�tar Fi.rst liaving secta.rsd a svr3��en pe�mi� from th� G2ty I+�anager �G tc r3o, tne same
m�y be operated durgng �he peried oi' such Panergencyq
(�) Ar�r pex�scsn, o�srne�, a�en� ar suparv3so� in chax�g,e o#' op�:ra a�n�, orderi'�g�
directir�,r or allosvir� 1;ia� aperation or rr�:ntenai�ce o�' ihe dev3ce or �ci�t�.ne ereaia.rsg.
� no3.se as prohibited here3.n, �hall be deemed guilty of violating �Yi3.s �rcL�anea.
Any suc�. p�rson v�.c?,��3.ng an� pr°ovisiQn a�' ich9.s OrcL�nance, u�on cnnviction tnereo�',
shall b� subjeet ico ��ine not t� e�ceed ���t}..1?E1 or 3mpr�.�an�ttent #'az� a term nat
exceed:tn.� S3a.^ty A3�rs, or b� 'both suc12 �ine and 3m�r�.sonmen�„ Each �tay ar,y v3,ala�3an
o� th3s Orc3inance sY�a11: et�nf:3nu�, sh�a,l�. cons�3t-ute a�epara�e of�en�e..
(6) Should any seaticsrag para�raph, �en�ezzce, ph�+ase, ��,aus� er t�t'rzer �ia^�� o�
prov3s�:on af th3.s �rd3r.anee be declared 'by' ara,y eou�� to be inualyd, the sauie shal7�
not aff'�ct tP�e va1�3.elity o� the prdi�rsee a,s a tvho3.e, ar az�r par� thereaf, otYaer �han
the pa�i: deeZa;�ed �o �.� in�t�lid.
(7) A].'! crd�.na,nc�s or pFar�s o� ord3nanCes 3n confZict �ereV�3.�h Qr incanais�en�
wZ.th th� provisions af �his E�rdi.nance are hereby regeal.sd to �2a� e�ent oz the3,r �on�liat.
($� �h3,s �rd3nanc� skia�.1 become ePfechive; 3mmec'�a�Gely upan 3ts p��sa�e, in
acoardance w�.�th ].aur,
�'A5SE33 ON I'T�iST Si�.TNG I�YovHxr:'�er 1'�, 195�
PASS�D t�N ��COND I�EAbING Nd�rember ]:7, 195�
�'ASSLU qN �I�iTI?� 1#�� �'TNAL �?ING AN�? �DOPy�3? Na�remiaer ].'7� �9a8
/s/ i,ewis iiomer
A�t�st • �or-�on�ii�s:�.;,Lx�:�=
/'s/" R. �(�. Whj.��heatt
Ci�y C1erk