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CITY COMMISSION MEETING
December 22~ 1958
Tne City Commission of the City of Clearwater met in regular session at the City
Hall, Monday, December 22, 1958, at 1:30 P.M. with the rollowing members present:
Lewis Homer
W. E. Strang, Jr.
Cleveland Insco, Jr.
James H. Watkins
Herbert Fields
Mayor-Conuni s sioner
Conunissioner
Conunissioner
Conunissioner
Cornrrds sioner
Also present were:
James R. Stewart
Ben Krentzman
S. Lickton
Sgt. B. Lecouris and
Patrolman H. Peterson
City Manager
City Attorney
City Engineer
Representing Police Chief
The Mayor called the meeting to order. The invocation was given by the Reverend
Wm. J. McCullough, Church o~ the Isles, Indian Rocks Beach. The Mayor presented a
citation to Patrolman Dean Sigler commending him ~or his service and in recognition
or his being chosen as 1Il\1r. Clearwaterll ror 1958 by the Chamber o~ Corrunerce.
Commdssioner Insco moved the minutes of the meetings of November 17th,
December 8th, 12th and 17th be approved in accordance with copies submitted to each
Comrrdssioner in writing. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Watkins and carried
unanimously.
Regarding the bids to construct the Kings Highway sanitary sewer to serve the
Sunset Point-Highland area, the Manager recommended accepting the low bid of
$91,528.00 from Stansfield Construction Company, Tampa. Commissioner Fields requested
that this item be delayed until 2:30 P.M. ~or discussion as f1r. Alex Finch would be
present at that time and explained that Mr. Finch was seeking a court order to enjoin
the City from awarding the work. Commissioner Fields moved the matter be delayed'
until 2:30 P.M. for discussion. Motion was seconded by CommiSSioner Insco and
carried unanimously.
The Mayor recommended that City Attorney Krentzman be excused from the meeting
to be present before the judge for in~or~tion purposes i~ Mr. Finch was applying
~or a temporary injunction to restrain the City from awarding the Kings Highway
sanitary sewer contract. Co~rrissioner Fields moved the City Attorney be present
when the matter is discussed before the judge. Motion was seconded by Commissioner
Strang and carried unanimously.
City Attorney Krentzman suggested calling Assistant City Attorney Owen Allbritton
to attend the meeting. Commissioner Strang moved the meeting be recessed until an
attorney was present. Motion was seconded by ConmUssioner Watkins and carried
unanimously.
The meeting was recessed at 1:45 P.M. and was called to order again by the ~myor
at 2:00 P.M. with all Commissioners present except Commissioner Fields. Mr. Owen
Allbritton acted as attorr.~y.
The Mayor reported that Mr. James Novotny had an item that was to come up under
the Manager's reports and had requested that he be heard nO~T. CommiSSioner Watkins
moved to deviate from the agenda. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Insco and
carried unanimously.
Mr. James Novotny asked for a decision on his request made at the December 8th
meeting for return of a $300.00 check in escrow to cover cost o~ a catchbasin in
front of Lot 105, Lloyd-v~ite-Skinner. The Mayor reported since the streets there
have no curbs or gutters and the City is going to have to widen and put additional
drainage there in the near ~uture, he felt a public hearing should be called at an
early date and the work done on an assessment basis. Commissioner Watkins moved that
Mr. Novotny's escrow check in the amount o~ $300.00 be returned and when it is deemed
necessary and found to be so by a public hearing, an assessment will be spread against
all property owners in that area. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Strang and
carried unanimously.
The Manager reported that only two bids were received ~or one four inch double
diaphragm pump and that the bid ~rom Cameron & Barkley Com~any did not meet City
speci~icationsj therefore, he recommended that the bid of ~l,160.00 from Industrial
Supply Corporation, Tampa, be accepted. Commissioner Strang moved on the recommenda-
tion of the proper orficials that the bid for the four inch double diaphragm pump
meeting City specifications be awarded to the Industrial Supply Corporation, in the
amount or $1,160.00, this being considered the lowest and best bid, and the proper
officials be authorized to execute the contract. Motion was seconded by Commissioner
Insco and carried unanimously.
It was recommended by the Manager that the low bid o~ $607.50 be accepted for
5,000 pounds of street sweeper broom ~ibre for the Public Works Department from the
Tufribre Company, East Orange, New Jersey. Comrrdssioner Insco moved that the bid or
Tufribre Company be accepted and the proper officials be authorized to execute the
contract. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Watkins and carried unanimously.
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CITY COMMISSION MEETING
December 22, 1958
Commissioner Insco suggested that a large delegation from Morton Plant Hospital
be heard at this time. Commdssioner Strang moved to deviate from the agenda to hear
the delegation. Motj,on was seconded by Corrunissioner Insco and carried unanimously.
The Mayor stated that the Commission originally contemplated putting $25,000.00
into the budget to underwrite the loss of Morton Plant Hospital in operating its
emergency room but it was not possible and only $10,000.00 had been allocated; however,
hospital authorities had been assured that the Cornndssion would reconsider the matter
in December after the tax money was collected. He reported an amount of $6,000.00 ~ms
set aside in the budget for widening the paving on Memorial Causeway, and since that
time the City had been informed that the State Road Board would do the widening at
their expense; therefore, he suggested that this amount be transferred to the hospital.
Mr. Joseph Turner and Mr. T. L. ~acobsen spoke on behalf of the hospital. Commissioner
Watkins moved to appropriate the amount of $5,000.00 to the Morton Plant Hospital for
use in the emergency room operation ~rom the account set up for the w~dening of the
causew~y. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Insco and carried unan~mously.
The Mayor reported the Lawn Bowling Association has asked ~or $1~500.00 more.
He recommended $1,000.00 be appropriated rrom the $6,000.00 fund budgeted ~or the
Causeway widening, Commissioner Watkins moved to appropriate $1,000,00 ~or the Lawn
Bowling Association from the same fund (budgeted amount ~or widening Memorial Causeway).
Motion was seconded by Cornmdssioner Insco and carried unanimously.
ConmUssioner Fields and Mr. Krentzman returned at 2:25 P.M.
The Manager recommended accepting the low bid of $3,748.65 from Colt Fire Arms
Manufacturing Company, Hartford, Connecticut, for 75 nickel-plated 38 Special revolvers
for the Police Department. Commssioner Insco moved on the joint recommendmion of the
Police Chief, Finance Director and Assistant Purchasing Agent that the lowest bid of
$3,748.65 submitted by Colt Fire Arms Manufacturing Company, Hartford, Connecticut,
be accepted as the lowest and best bid and the proper officials be authorized to
execute it. Motion \'las seconded by Conunissioner \V'atlcins and carried unanimously.
Regarding the awarding of the bid for Kings Highway sanitary sewer in the Sunset
point-Highland Avenue area, Commissioner Fields stated that revenue certificates were
sold when the area vIas not in the City limits, and he did not feel that the City
should go out into a new area and provide a Sel'ler transmission main at the cost of
$91,000.00. The City Attorney announced that Judge Marshall had refused to grant a
temporary injunction to restrain the City from awarding the bid for the Kings Highway
sanitary sewer. Commissioner Fie~ds moved the matter be delayed for ~urther study.
The Mayor ruled the motion died for lack of a second, Comndssioner v~tkins moved on
the joint recommendation of the City Engineer, Finance Director and Assistant
Purchasing Agent that the low bid of Stansfield Construction Company, Tampa, in the
amount o~ $91,528.00 for the Kings Highway sanitary sewer, force main and lift
station be approved and the proper authorities be authorized to execute the contract
and the contract to be paid rrom the revenue certificate issue. Motion was seconded
by Commissioner Insco. Upon the vote being tal{en, Commissioners Watkins, Insco, Strang
and Homer voted I1Ayell. Conunissioner Fields voted II No II , Motion carried.
~,.-o po-;;.:d 5 ani T4.r4 sew t: r- /" -tit t::,
Mr. Harold Briley, Consulting Engineer,Lreported that his office would complete
the report this week in connection with the area along Gulf to Bay from Belcher Road
east to the Causeway and that report will be presented complete with all o~ the pre-
liminary plans immediately a~ter the first of the year to the new Commission.
Mr. Briley presented Supplemental Agreement #1 to the contract with Utility
Service Maintenance Corporation for repair of the East Avenue 11ater tank which included
a deduction of $156.18 because of a deletion of turnbuckles from the work and an
addition o~ $714,60 ~or extra welding or a total additon of $558.l~2. Commissioner
Strang moved on recommendation of the proper officials that Change Order #1 and #~
and Supplemental Agreement #1, an increase in the amount of $558.42, with the Utility
Service Maintenance Corporation for the East Avenue water taruc be approved and the
proper officials be authorized to execute it. Motion was seconded by Commissioner
vlatldns and carried unanimously.
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The final certi~icate o~ completion from Utility Service Maintenance Corpora~ion
on the East Avenue water tank was presented. Commissioner Strang moved that the final
certificate from the Utility Service Corporation be approved according to the recom-
mendation of the Consulting Engineer, City Engineer and the City Attorney and the
proper officj.als be authorized to execute it. Motion was seconded by Commissioner
Insco and carried unanimously.
Supplemental Agreement #9 to the contract for the Marshall Street Sewer Plant
with Henry G. Dupree Company was presented in the amount o~ an additional $1,845.86
for additional worle ~ound necessary in the repair of the conuninutor. Conunissioner
Strang moved Supp~ernental Agreement ff9 on the Marshall Street Treatment Plant in the
amount of $1,845.86 be approved on the reco~nendation of the Consulting Engineer, the
City Engineer and the City Attorney and the proper officials be authorized to
execute it. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Insco and carried unanimously.
Supplemental Agreement #10 to the Marshall Street Sewer Plant contract with
Henry G. Dupree Company was presented in the amount or an additional $1,034.39 for
changes in the electrical work. Commissioner Watkins moved the approval of Supple-
mental Agreement #10 and that the proper officials be authorized to execute it on the
recommendation of the City Eng~neer, the Consulting Engineer and the approval o~ the
City Attorney. Mot~on was seconded by Commissioner Fields and carried unanimOUSly.
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CITY CO~rrSSION MEETING
December 22, 1958
~w. Briley presented Supplemental Agreement #11 to the Marshall Street Sewer
Plant contract with Henry G. Dupree in the amount ot: an additional $800.00 for
acoustical treatment of the walls. Commissioner Watkins moved the approval of
Supplemental Agreement #11 and that the proper oft:icials be authorized to execute it.
Motion was seconded by Commissioner Fields and carried unanimously.
A requisition for final payment to the Henry G. Dupree Company in the amount of
$100,722.75 was presented for the Marshall Street Sewer Plant. Commissioner Watkins
moved on the recommendation of the Consulting Engineer, City Engineer and the City
Attorney that the final payment to Henry G. Dupree Company in the amount ot:
$100,722.75 be approved and the proper officials be authorized to execute it.
Motion was seconded by Commissioner Fields and carried unanimously.
Mr. Briley presented the final certificate ot: completion from Henry G. Dupree
Company for the Marshall street Sewer Plant. Commissioner Strang moved that the
final certificate be approved and the proper oft:icials be authorized to execute it.
Motion was seconded by Commissioner Insco and carried unanimously.
A letter from Orange State Motor Company addressed to Briley, Wild and Associates
dated December 18th was read which stated regarding delivery of the International
sludge tank truclc that a strike had been going on at the factory since November 12th
which would make it impossible to deliver the truck during the month of December.
Commissioner Watkins moved that the letter be accepted and made a matter of record.
Motion was seconded by Comndssioner Fields and carried unanimously.
Comrnissioner Watkins moved to deviate from the agenda to discuss a proposed
lease with the Clearwater Art Group, Inc. Motion was seconded by Comrnissioner Insco
and carried unanimously.
The Attorney reported that the Clearwater Art Group had requested the use of
the west room of the south t'ung of the Municipal Auditorium inCluding one small room
between the kitchen and the large t'lest room known as the IlBlue Room" for a period of'
two years vdth option to renew for $40.00 per month and with provision that they will
on forty-five days notice vacate the premises for functions that require all the space
in the auditorium. !JIr. E. Busenbark Vias present representing the Art Group. The
Attorney suggested the request for a sign should be approved by the City Manager and
also the location and duration of its display. Commissioner Watkins moved that the
City Attorney prepare a lease based on the discussion and the agreements this
Commission has made and present it to the Art Group and the proper officials be
authorized to sign it. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Insco and carried
unanimously.
The Engineer stated he had received a petition from ~w. Howard Rives containing
forty signatures requesting the City to change the bulkhead line in the Eldridge-
Marshall Street area as they want the line to more closely follow the shore line.
He estimated 75% of the property owners had signed the petition. Commissioner Fields
moved that the bullchead line be modif'ied as requested by the property owners. Motion
was seconded by Commissioner Insco and carried unanimously.
The Engineer reported he had received a call from the District Engineer at
Bartow who asked if there would be any objections to having the widening of the
pavement on Memorial Causeway included in the bids advertised to be received on
January 29, 1959. The Engineer said he gave approval. Commissioner Insco moved the
Commission go on record as approving the letting of bids for \'lidening the Memorial
Causeway paving on January 29th. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Watkins and
carried unanimously,
Commissioner Watkins moved the City Engineer be instructed to attend the State
Road Department's bid opening for Myrtle Avenue paving on January 29th. Motion
was seconded by Commissioner Fields and carried unanimously,
A plat of Oak Acres Unit #8 was preoented t:or approval. The Clerk reported
the streets were not included in the annexation but were County streets. The
Attorney stated the contract under Ordinance 632 and Ordinance 750 had been signed
by the developer, Mrs. Effie M. Duncan, and bond to cover improvements had been
posted. Commissioner Insco moved the plat and the contract under the provisions of
Ordinances 632 and, 750 be approved. Motion Nas seconded by Commissioner Watkins and
carried unanimously,
The Attorney presented Resolution 58-100 which would require thirteen property
owners to clean their lots of weeds and undergro~~h. Commissioner Insco moved
Resolution 58-100 be passed and adopted and the proper ot:ficials be authorized to
execute it. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Strang and carried unanimously.
Commissioner Strang moved to deviate from the agenda to take care of people in
the audience waiting for certain items. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Fields
and carried unanimously.
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CITY COMMISSION MEETING
December 22, 1958
The Attorney presented the request o~ Hickey and Kndwright to rent beach equip-
ment on the south end of Clearwater Eeach and on the City beach south of the P~er
Pavilion originally presented on November 17, 1958, He reported Mr. Robert McDermott
had tulcon tho roqueot for business llsage of Lots 33-43, Lloyd-\fui te-Skinner Subdivision"
bofore tile Board of Adjustment and Appeals on Zordng and the request had been granted.
Tho ClerIc x'Opol'tcd tho ton day appeal period from the decision of the Board would
not expiro until today at 5:00 P.M. The Attorney stated he had not contacted the
0\'1110):'0 01' the Pior Pavilion concerning the request but it was his opinion that there
WilD no oon1'lict with the Pier Pavilion lease. Coll1JJdssioner Insco moved the agreement
all oubmi ttod by IUckoy &; Endwright be approved subject to there being no appeal from
tho aotion 01' tho Board of Adjustment and Appeals on Zoning or in the event of" such
appoal oubjoot to tho final disposition of such appeal and the proper officials be
uuthorlv,od to exocute it, Motion was seconded by Commissioner Watkins and carr~ed
Urlan:1l1louoly.
'L'l1o f\ttornoy reported that Mr. W. S. vJightman and Mr. John Rowe have asked the
City to upprovo an noslgnmcnt of their contract as individuals doing business as
Cleurvlutor' Trannit to u corporation Icno\'ln as Clearwater Transit, Inc. Comm1ssioner
Strung moved tho roqucot be granted and the proper of"f.icials be authorized to execute
tho cOl1oont to the !l fJoignment. Motion \"as seconded by Commiss:1oner vlatk~ns and carried
unc:m:tll1ou uly .
The Manager said rlJr. \'1, A. Boyd, Manager" Clearwater Transit, Inc., had requested
approvul by the City of an increase in fares f'rom f'ifteen cents to twenty cents, He
aaid the !'ranchi se provides the City Manager should approve a change in :Cares but
ho \'lould like the Commission I s reaction to the proposal. Conunissioner Insco moved
tho rcqueut be received for study. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Watkins and
carried unanimously.
The Manager presented bills for $2,654.21 as the balance of e~enses for the
Florida League of Municipalities convention. Cornmiss~oner Insco moved that the amount
of $2,654.21 for the City of" Clearwater's responsibilities for the Florida League of'
Mun~o~palities conference held here at the Fort Harrison on October 23rd to October 25th
be approved and the amount be appropriated from unappropriated surplus and the proper
off~cials be authorized to act. Motion was seconded by Cornrndssioner Watkins and
carried unanimously,
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The Mayor suggested that the twenty acres In Section 22-29-15 being acquired
by the City for parle purposes from r1r. Walter Freeze be named and dedicated as a park.
Co~ssioner Strang moved the Attorney be authorized to draw up the necessary
resolution to be presented early on the agenda in the meeting on Januar,y 5th and
that it be named Ross B. Norton Parl<:. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Watkins
and carr~ed unanimously.
The Manager reported receipt of a letter from the U.S. Army Engineers in
Jacksonv:1lle stating an application had been received from the Florida State Road
Department to construct a two lane fixed bridge at the west end of Memorial Causeway
and enclosing a duplicate copy of the public notice with a sketch of the proposed
bridge. Commissioner Strang moved Resolution 58-101 approving the granting or permit
for the bridge be passed and adopted and the proper off'icials be authorized to execute
it. r.totion was seconded by Conunissioner Insco and carried unanimously.
The Attorney read on its first reading Ordinance 805 which would amend Chapter 10,
Section 3, City of Clearwater Code, 1950" to adopt by reference the Fire Prevention
Code~ 1956. Commissioner Strang moved Ordinance 805 be passed on its ~irst reading.
Motion \"las seconded by CommiSSioner Insco and carried. unanimously.
Commissioner Strang moved Ordinance 805 be considered on its second reading
with the unanimous consent of the Commission. Motion was seconded by Cornmdssioner
Insco and carried unanimously. The Attorney read the ordinance by title only,
Commissioner Strang moved Ordinance 805 be passed on its second reading by title only.
Motion was seconded by Commissioner Insco and carried unanimously_
Commissioner Strang moved Ordinance 805 be considered on its third reading with
the unanimous consent of the Commdssion. Motion was seconded by Co~ssioner Insco
and carried unanimously. The ~ttorney read the ord~nance. COmnUssioner Strang moved
Ordinance 805 be passed on its third and f'inal reading and adopted and the proper
off:1cials be authorized to execute it. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Insco
and carried unanimOUSly.
The Attorney read on its rirst reading Ordinance 806 which would annex acreage
in Section 14-29-15 to be l<:nown as Parkwood Subdi vi sion Second Addition. Commissioner
Strang moved Ordinance 806 be passed on its first reading. Motion was seconded by
Commissioner Insco and carried unanimOUSly.
Commissioner Strang moved Ordinance 806 be considered on its second reading by
title only with the unanimous consent of the Commission. Motion ,,,as seconded by
Commissioner Insco and carried unanimously. The Attorney read the ordinance by title
only. Commissioner strang moved Ordinance 806 be passed on its second reading by
title only, Motion was seconded by Commissioner Insco and carried unanimously,
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CITY COMMISSION MEETING
December 22, 1958
Comrrdssioner Strang moved Ordinance 806 be considered on its third reading with
the unanimous consent of the Commission. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Insco
and carried unanimaaly. The Attorney read the ord~nance. Commissioner Strang moved
Ordinance 806 be passed on its third and final readlng and adopted and the proper
officials be authorized to execute it. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Insco
and carried unanimously.
The Attorney read on its first reading Ordinance 807 which would declare the
City's intention to annex certain acreage in Section 2-29-15 owned by H. P. and T. J.
Constantine. Commissioner strang moved Ordinance 807 be passed on its first reading.
Motion was seconded by Commissioner Insco and carried unanimously.
Co~niBs1oner Strang moved Ordinance 807 be considered on its second reading by
title only with the unanimous consent of the Commission. Motion was seconded by
Conuniosioner Insco and carried unanimously. The Attorney read the ordinance by
title only. Commissioner Strang moved Ordinance 807 be passed on its second reading
by title only. Motion was seconded by Conmdssioner Insco and carried unanimously.
Conunissioner Strang moved Ordinance 807 be considered on its third reading with
tho unanimous consent of the Commission. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Insco
and carried unanimously. The Attorney read the ordinance. Commissioner Strang moved
Ordinance 807 be passed on its third and rinal reading and adopted and the proper
officials be authorized to execute it. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Insco and
carried unanimously.
The Attorney read Resolution 58-102 which would authorize the payment of $271.24
from the Construction rErust Fund to the First National Bank for compensation as
Trustee. Co~ussioner Strang moved Resolution 58-102 be passed and adopted and the
proper officials be authorized to execute it. Motion was seconded by Commissioner
Insco and carried unanimously.
A proposed contract was presented with Mr. Louis L. Braun, assistant radio
engil1eer, which would provide a payment of $350.00 per month based on a forty hour
week with no additional compensation for overtime. Commissioner Watkins moved the
approval of the contract as amended. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Fields and
carried unanimously.
The Attorney presented a deed from the City to the Garden Club for the part of
Seminole Park east of Osceola Avenue and explained that there was a reverter provision
that the land must be used for garden club activities, that the Garden Club will
assume responsibility for care and maintenance of the grounds and within a period of
three years will construct a G~rden Center and clubhouse, the plans and specifications
for which lnuBt be approved by the City Manager and that the City will agree to
subordinate the reverter provision to a mortgage not to exceed $15,000.00 to be used
for a building on the property. COmnUssioner Watl~ins moved to approve the warranty
deed between the City of Clearwater and the Clearwater Garden Club and the proper
officials be authorized to execute it. Motion was seconded by Conmdssioner Fields
and carried unanimously.
The Ci ty Attorney asl<:ed if the Commission \'lanted to authorize the City Attorney
to defend the suit filed by Herbert Fields and Alex D. Finch. He said the suit asks
for a declaratory decree construing that the letting of the contract for the
extension of the sewer line on Kings High\'1ay in the Sunset Point-Highland Avenue
area was not proper. Commissioner Strang moved the Attorney's office take whatever
steps they f~nd necessary. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Watkins and carried
unanimously.
Conunissioner Insco conunented some time ago the entire Commission requested that
the Civil Service Board make exception to the residence provisions of the Civil
Service law for employees and take the necessary steps to eliminate the shortage of
help at that time. He said the Police Department and the Fire Department are both
short of men now. Commissioner Insco moved during this emergency when we have such a
shortage that the Civil Service Board be requested to relax residence requirements
and that applications be received from people anywhere and that residence requirements
after they are hired be that they live within an area south of Tarpon Springs to and
including Seminole until the positions in the Police Department and Fire Department
have been filled. Motion was seconded by Corrmdss~oner Fields and carried unanimously.
The City Attor.ney pointed out that the Firemen's Pension Law requires all who parti-
cipate in the pension rund to be residents o~ the City.
The Mayor reported it would be necessary to appoint an additional member to
the Safety Council inasmuch as one of the men previously appointed, E. A. Branson,
lived outside the City. He recommended the appointment of Mr. Cecil D. Frazier,
716 Shady Lane, to the Safety Council. Conunissioner Fields moved to appoint Mr.
Frazier as a member of the Safety Council. ~lotion \'1a6 seconded by Commissioner
Insco and carried unanimouoly.
Conunis13ioner Wutlcino invited the Conuniasion to attend the last meeting of the
Ground Observer Corps at the Bay View Civic Center on Monday evening, January 5, 1959.
There being no further business, the meeting was adjourned at 5:00 P.M.
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AGENDA
CITY COMMcrSSION MEETING
DECEMBER 22, 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 Act~on
Adjournment
Meeting Pension Plan Trustees
CITY COMMISSION MEETING
December 22, 1958
Reports from City Manager
1. Bids, K1ngs Highway-Sanitary Sewers, Force
Main and Lift Station
2. Bids, Pump for Public Works Department
3. Bids, Street Sweeper Broom Fibre
4. Bids, Revolvers
5. Briley Wild Reports
6. other Engineering Matters
7. Private Lot Mowing Requests
8. Verbal Reports and Other Pending Mattera
Reports from Ci~ Attorney
9. Ordinance ~05 - Amending Sec. 3, On. 10 of
Code Regarding Adoption of Fire' Prevo Code
10. Ord1.nance #806 - Annexation of parl{W'ood, ,
2nd Addn.
11. Ordinance #807 - Intention to Annex Pro-
perty in Sec. 2, Twp. 29S, Rge. l5E.
12. Consideration of Auditorium Lease with
Clearwater Art Group, Inc.
13. Resolution Authorizing Payment to First
National Bank of Clearwater as Trustee of
Construction Trust Fund 1957
14. Consideration of Employment Agreement with
Asst. Radio Engineer
15. Approval of Deed to Clearwater Garden Club
16. Consideration of Agreement for Use o~
South End of Beach
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RESOLUTION
5tj-100
\f.HEREAS, it has been determined by the City Commission of the City of Clearwater,
Florida, that the property described below should be cleaned of weeds, grass and/or
underbrush, and, that after ten (10) days notice and failure of the owner thereof to
do so, the City should clean such property and charge the costs thereof against the
respective property.
NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED by the City Commission of the City of Clearwater,
Florida, that the follo\nng described property, situate in said City, shall be
cleaned of weeds, grass and/or underbrush ldthin ten (10) days after notice in wr~ting
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 aginst the respective
properties in accordance with Section 128 of the Charter of the City of Clearwater,
as amended.
OWNER
James J. McCoy
417 South Avenue
Aurora, Ill.
Margaret S. Edmonds
Box 158
Hinton, W. Va.
J. Lester Dicus
Sunset Point Hotel
City
George W. Scofield, Sr.
Inverness, Fla.
A. W. Lenderoth
396 St. Pauls Ave.
Staten Island 4, N.Y.
John J. Hardman
1331 S. Michigan Ave.
City
Elizabeth A. Hanna etal
1835 W. Powhatan St.
Arlington 5, Va.
Herbert E. Williams
21~0 Merton Ave.
Glen Ellyn, Ill.
Glen G. Reed
Apt. A-15, 20 Church St.
Greenwich, Conn.
Dr. John A. Spoto
416 Tampa St.
Tampa, Fla.
Salvador Greco
15713 Redington Dr.
St. PeterSburg 8, Fla.
PROPERTY COST
Lot 2 $17:00
Block D
East Druid Estates Addition
Lot A 17.00
Replat of Lot 3
Floridena Subdivision
Lot 5 18.00
Block A
Floridena Subdivision
Lot 13 16.00
Block B
Floridena Subdivis:ion
Lot 4 16.00
Block 36
Highland Pines #5
Lot 6 17.00
Block 36
Highland Pines #5
Lot 1 16.00
Block F
Highland Terra ce Manor
Lot 3 16.00
Block F
Highland Terrace Manor
Lot 65 16.00
Lloyd, White, Skinner Subd.
Lot 5 16.00
Block 51
Manda1ay Subdiv:ision
Lot 7 15.00
Block 60
Mandalay Subdiv:ision
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Jack E. Howard
7 S. Osceola Ave.
City
Carl L. Billings
59 Academy Ave.
E. '\~eymouth, Mass.
CITY COMMISSION MEETING
December 22, 1958
(Continued)
PROPERTY
s. 20' of Lot 7, Lots 8,9
Block G
Navajo Park Subdivision
Lot 5
Block M
Skycrest Terrace 2nd Addn.
20.00
COST
$1'(:1r0
PASSED AND ADOPTED BY THE City Commdssion of the City of Clearwater, Florida, Th~s
22nd day of December, A.D. 1958.
/s/ Lewis Homer
Mayor-Commissioner
ATTEST:
/s/ R. G. v~itehead
City Auditor and Clerk
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RESOLUTION
NO. 5t5-l0l
vmEREAS, the Corps of Engineers of the U. S. Army has given notice of an applica-
tion of the Florida State Road Department for a perrndt to construct a two lane fixed
bridge about two hundred feet North of a similar bridge at the. West end of Memorial
Causeway, across Clearwater Harbor, and such application being given Corps of Engineers!.
file No. SAKSP 823 (420); and,
vmEREAS, the City Commission is familiar lath the details o~ such project, is in
favor of granting such perm~t, and wishes to convey the same to the Corps or Engineers;
NOvl, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF CLEARWATER,
FLORIDA, IN SESSION DULY AND REGULARLY ASSE~mLED, AS FOLLOWS:
1. That the City of Clearwater approves the granting of the permit requested
by the Florida State Road Department for the construction of a two lane fixed
bridge as above described.
2. That a certified copy of this Resolution be sent the District Eng1neer~
U. S. Army Engineers, District, Jacksonville, Florida, Corps or Engineers, PO Box
4970, Jacksonville, 1, Florida.
PASSED AND ADOPTED this 22nd day of December, 1958.
/s/ Lewis Homer
Mayor-Cornrrdssioner
Attest:
/s/ R. G. \1.hitehead
Ci ty Cl erl{
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RESOLUTION
No. 5e-102
WHEREAS, The First National Bank of Clearwater, is Trustee under and by virtue o~
a Construction Trust Fund Agreement dated June 10, 1957, which Construction Trust
Fund is derived from proceeds of the sale of Utility Revenue Certificates, Series
1956; and,
vlliEREAS, said Bank has submitted a bill in the amount or $271.24 for its compensa-
tion, in accordance with the provisions of said Trust Fund Agreement, which said bill
should be paid from said Trust Fundj
NO\~, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF CLEARWATER,
FLORIDA, IN SESSION DULY AND REGULARLY ASSEMBLED, AS FOLLOWS:
1. That the sum of $271.24 be paid from the Construction Trust Fund dated
June 10, 1957, by the First National Bank of Clearwater, Florida, Trustee thereo~, to
the First National Bank of Clearwater, Florida, in payment or its bill dated
December 11, 1958, for Trustee's compensation as prov~ded in said Agreement.
2. That a certified copy of this Resolution be delivered ~orthwith to said
Trustee, which certified copy shall constitute the direction o~ the City of Clearwater
to said Trustee to pay said amount directly to itself.
PASSED AND ADOPTED, this 22nd day of December, 1958.
/s/ Lew:ls Homer
Mayor-Commissioner
Attest:
/s/ R. G. Whitehead
City Clerk
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the Cleuwate~ SUn, a newspaper published in the City ot Olearwater. Plor1da, proo~
ot wb1cb. pUbl.1eat.1on 18 hereto attached; and,
WIf!:REAS. JIIOl'e than thirty days have exp1red since the enactment or orci1Dance No.
796.. and no resJ,.stere<1 voter of tho Cj,ty of Clearwater, no owner or real eeta~ 111 the
t:err.1 1;0r:r to be annexed, and no pe~8on wtlomsoever haa obJeoted to 8Uch annexation or
baa appUed to the C1~cu:1t Court of the S1.xth Judicial Circuit in and tor P1nel1aa COlDlt;7.
Florida. aet~1~ forth ~ obJect10ns to sa1<i annexat1on; and,
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bJ' the a1.lthOr1'ty and under the prod,s10na ot Sec't1on 171.04, Plor1da Statute., beZ'eb7
annexea j,nto the corporate 11mits o~ the City ot Olearwater, Florida, and redetl.nea
the boundary lj,nes ot said 01 ty so as to l.nclude the tollowing:
Begin at 'th.e SW comer of Sec. 14, Twp. 298, Range 15E, and run thence
. S 69" 03' 2611 E.. along the aec'tion l1ne 893.0 t~. tor POB. Run tbence
N. 00 00' 30" E, 1011.24 t't.; thenoe S. 820 38' 25" V., 110.90 ft.; tbence
N. ,110 57' 10" W., 61.51 ~t.J thence N. 00 00' 30" E... 125.0.ft. thence '
s. 8go 03' 55" E., 80.0 f'~.; thence S. 00 00. 3011 W. 114.55 1'1;.; thence
N. 830 28' ~6" E., 43.04 ft.; thence S. 890 03' 5c;lI. E., 280.00 tt.J
thence S. 00 00' 30" W. 1071.28 Pt.; thence N. 89'6 03' 2611 W. 280.00 rt.
'to lOB. Less that portion a1rea~ in the City 11111ts. This propert~ is
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,,1ntenaa to annex the t'Oftso1n8 lands according to 1ihe provisions of Sect;ion, 111.04.,
" Plorida Statu'tee 1957. and to that; end the City Clerk is hereby d1re~ted ~ J)ub118b
"th111 Ordlnance Son the C1earwatel- SUn, a newBpap~Z' p\lb1i8bed 1n the C1~ ot CJ.~teJ:',
Once a ..ek'tor tour consecut1ve weeks immed1atel1 ~ter the passase o~ this Ozld1nance.
Section ~. ,'lhie ord1nance 8hall become et1'ect1ve 1mmed1ate17 upon 1ta ~,8aase.
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cz� cor�sszort r��rzrTG
December 22, 1958
The City Commission of th� City oi' Clearwa,ter met in regular aession at the City
Hall, Monday, December 22, 1958, at 1:30 P.M. Wlth the follo*rrin� members present:
Lewia Homer
Ld. E. Strang, Jr.
Cleveland Tnsco, Jr.
James H. Trlatk3ns
Herbert F�.e1ds
Also present v�rere :
James R, Stev7art
]3en Krentzman
S, Lick�on
Sgt. B. Zecouris and
Patxolman H. Peterson
Mayor-Commissioner
Commissinn2r
Comrni s sioner
Commissioner
Commissioner
City Manager
City Attorney
Ci�y Engineer
Representing Police Chief
The Mayor called the mecting to order. The invocation was g3ven by the Reverend
U1m. J. McCullough, Church of the Islea, Indian Rocks Beach. The Mayor presented a
citation to Patrolman Dean Sigler commencling him for his service and in recognition
of his being chosen as "Mr, Clearwater" for 1958 by the Chamber of Commerce.
Comrnissioner Insco moved the minutes of the meetings of November 17th,
December 8th, 12th and 17th be approved in accordance with ecpies submitted to each
Commissioner in writing, Motion v�7as seconded by Commissioner Watkins and carried
unanimously.
Regarding the bida to construct the Kings Highway sanitary setiver to serve the
Sunset Point-H:tghland area, the Manager recommended accepting the lovr bid of
$91,52$.00 from Stansfield Constructiorz Coinpany, Tampa. Commissioner Fields re�uest-ed
tha�t this item be delayed until 2:30 P.M, for di�cussion as NLr. Alex Finch would be
present at that time and expl.ained that Mr, '5':Lnch was seeking a court order to enio3n
the City irom awarding the vlork. Commis�ion�r Fields moved the matter be delayed
until 2:30 P,M. for cLiscussion. Motiun wa� se�ond�d �y Commiasianer Insco arzd
carr�ed unanimously.
The Mayor recommended that City AttornPy IZrentzman be excused from the meeting
to be present before the judge 2or information purposes if v1r, Finch was applying
ior a temporary injunc-�ion to restrain thE City from a�r�arding the K3ngs Highway
sanitar;� sewer contract. Comm.issioner Fields moved. the City Attorney be presant
when the matter is discussed before the judge. Motion was saconded by Commissioner
Strang and carried unanimously.
City Attor•ney Ifrentzman suggested calling Assis�ant Ci�y Attorney Owen Allbri�ton
to attend t�ie meetsng. Commi.ssioner Strar� moved the meeting be recessed until an
a�ttorney was present, Motion tivas seconded by Con,missioner Stiatkins and carried
unanimously.
The meeting was recessed at 1:45 P,M, and tvas called ta order again by the Mayor
a-� 2:00 F.M. with all Commissioners preser_t ex_cept Commissioner Fields. Mr. Owen
Allbritton acted as attorr.�y.
The Mayor reported th�t Mr. James Novotny had an item that tvas to come up under
the �fanager�s repor�s and had requested that he be heard no��r. Commissioner Watkins
moved to deviate from the agenda. Motion tv�.s seconded by Cornmissioner Insco and
caxried unanimously.
Mr. James Novotny asked for a decision on his request made at the December 8th
meetir� for return of a�300.00 check in escrotiv to cover cost of a catchbasin in
frorlt of Lot 105, Lloyd-4Jhite-Skinner. Th.e NIayor reported since the streets there
have no curbs or �utters and the City is ooing �o have to �,�riden and put additional
cirainage there 1n the near future, he felt a public hearing should be called at an
ear?y da�e and the �vork done on an assessment basis, Commissioner Watkins moved that
Mr. Novotny�s escrow check in the amount of �'y300.00 be returned and wklen it is deemed
necessary and f'ound to be so by a public; hearing, an assessment will be spread aga3nst
aI1 property oUmers in that area. Motion was seconded by Commi.ssioner Strang G.nd
cairied unanimously.
The Manager reported that o�i�ly ttvo b3.ds were received for one four inch double
diaphragm pump and that the bid �'rom Cameron Rc Barkley Com any did iaot meet City
specif'icat�ons; therefore, he recammended that tlze bid of �1,160.00 from Indusfrial
Supp7.y Co•rporation, Tampa, be accepted. Commissioner Stran� moved on the recommenda-
tion of the groper off3.cials tha� the bid for the four inch c�oiable diaphragm pump
ineeting City speci�ications be awarded to the Industrial Supply Corporation, in the
amount of �1,160.00, this beir� consi.dered the lowest and best bid, and the proper
o�ficials be authorized to execute the contract. Motion was seconded by Commissi�ner
Insco and carried unanimously.
Iti tvas reeomme�ded by the Manager tha� the low bid of $607.50 'pe accepted for
5,000 pouilds of street sweeper broom fibre for the Public Works Department ir�m the
Tufiibre Company, East Orange, Neiv Jersey. Commissioner Insco moved that the bid of
Tu.ffibre Company be accepted and the proper officials be authoriZed to execute the
contract, Motion tvas seconded by Commissioner Platkins and carried unanimously.
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CITY COMMTSSION ML.ETING
December 22, �95$
Comrniss3oner Insco �uggEsted that a large delegation fxom MorGon P1ant :Iospital
be heard at this time. Coirun9.ssioner Strang moved to deviate from the a�enda tc lzear
tize delegation. Motion Svas seccnded �y Comm_tss3oner Insc� and carried unanimously.
The Mayor stated that the Commi.sslon originally contemplated puttin� $25,000.00
into the budget to underwrite the loss of' Ntorton plant Nospital in operating 3ts
emergency ioom Uut i� was not poss�ble and only �10,000.�0 had be�r_ allocated, l�.owever,
hospital authorities l7ad been asst+sed that the Commissian ivould reconsidez �he matter
in December after the �a�: money taas collecz�d. He repor�ed an amouni: of �6,000,00 was
set aside in the budget for widening the paving on Memori�l Cause�Vay, and s3.nce thab
time the City had been informed that the State Road Board would do the widening at;
their expense; therefore, he suggested that this amount be transferred to the hospital.
Mr. Joseph Turner and D'Ir. T. I,. Jacobsen spoke on behalf of the hospital. Conunission,er
Watkins moved to appronriate the amount of y�5,000,00 to the Mortor� Plant Aospital for
use in the emergency room operation �rom the accaunt set up for the tiaidening of the
CausetY�,y. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Insco and carr3ed unanimausly.
The Mayor reported tne Tativn Bowling Association has asked for �1,500.00 more,
He recommended $1,000.00 be appropr�.ated from the $6,0OO.OQ fund bud�eted for the
Cause:�tay widening. Commissioner �4atkins moved to appropriate �1,000.00 for �he Laum
Bowling Assoe�ation from the same funcl (budgeted amount for cvidenin� Memorial Causewa�j,
Motion was seconded by Commi.ssioner Insco and carried unanimously. ,
Commissioner Fields and Mr. I{rentzman rett.rned at 2:25 P.M.
The Manager recommended acceptin� ihe 1ow bid of �3,748.65 from Colt Fire Arms
Manufacturing Company, Hartford, Connecticut, for 75 n�ckel-plated 38 Special revolvers
for the Police Department. Commissioner Insco moved on the joint recommendah on of` the
Police Chief, Finance Director and Assistant turchasing Agent thaL- tlze loivest bid of
�y3,748.65 submitted by Colt Fire Arms Man��.facturing Company, Hartford, Connecticut,
be accep�ted as the loUrest and best bid and tihe proper oificials be authorized to
execute it. Motion Pras seconded by Commiasioner 6+taticins and carried unanimously.
Regarding the a��tarding of the bid for Kings H9.ghtivay san,itary seTNer ir_ the Sunset
Po�r_t-Hi�hland 1�venue area, Commissioner rields stated that revenue cei�ificates were
sold tvhen the area was not in the City l�:mi�cs, and he did not feel that the City
should go out into a new area and provide a setiver transmission main at the cost of
d�91,000.00. The Ci�y Attorn�y announced that Judge Marshall had refu,�ed to grant a
temporary� injunction to restrain the City Irom awarding the bid tor the Kings Highyvay
sanitary sewer. Co�ssioner Fields moved the mat�Ger be delayed for further study.
The Mayor ruled the motion died fo� lack of a second. CommiSsioner Watkins moved on
the joint recommendation oi the City Engineer, Finance Director ar_d Assistant
Purchasin� Agent that the lov�r bid of S�ansfield Construction Company, Tampa, in the
amount of �91,528.00 for the Kings Highway sanitary setiver, force main and lift
sta�ion be approved and the proper authorities be authorized to execute the contract
and the contract to be paid from tl�e revenue certificate issue. Motion was seconded
by Gommissioner Insco. Upon the vote being taken, Commissioners `�latkins, Insco, 5trang
and Homer voted "Aye". Commissioner Fields voted "No". Motion carried,
r."opos�dSanrt4,rc� scwcr in -i-��
Mr. Harold Briley, Consulting Engineer,/repor�ed that his of�ice woald complete
the repori, this week in connection vtith �he area along Gulf to Bay from Belcher Road
east to the Causeway and that report Trrill be presented complete witll all of the pre-
liminary plars immediately after the firs� of �he year to the new Gommission.
Mr. Briley pr�sented Supplemental l�greement ��`1 to the contract with Utila.ty
Service Nlaintenance �orporation for repair oi' the East Avenue i-rater tank which included
a deduction of $15&.18 because of a deletion of turnbuckles from the work and an
addition of $714.60 for extra welding or a�otal additon of $558.iE2. Commissioner
StY�ang moved on recommendation oi the nroper officials that Change Order �l and �
and Supplemental Agreement ;�1, an increase in the amount of �558.42, with the Utility
Service M.aintenance Corporation for the East Avenue water tank be approved and the
proper officials be authorized to execute it. Moi:ion was seconcled by Commissioner
��Jatkin,^ and carried unanimously.
The �inal cer�ificate of completion from U�ili�y Service Maintenance Corpora�ion
on the East Avenue urate-r tank was presented, Ccramissioner Str�,ng moved that the fiinal
certifica�e from the U�ility Service Corporati�n be approved according to the -reeom-
menda�ion of the Consulting �ngineer, City Engineer and the City A'�torney and the
proper officials be authorized to erecute it, Motion was seconded by Commissicner
Insco and cai:ried unanimousl;�.
Supplemental Ag-reement �j to the contract for the Marshall SLreet Sewer Plant
vrith Henry C. Dupree Company was presented in the amou.nt of an additional $1,845.86
for additional v�ork found necessary ir the re�air of the comminutor. Commissionez�
Strang moved Supplemental A�re�ment ,�j on the Marshall Street I'reatment Plant in the
amount of $1,845,86 b� approved on the recommendation of the Consult3.ng Etzgineer, the
City En�ineer and the City Attorney and the proper off'i.cials be authorized to
execu�te it. Motion �,aas seconded by Commission2r Insco and carried unanimou�ly.
Supplemental Agreement '�10 to the IYfarshall Street Sewer Plant contract with
Aenry G. Dupree Company Was presente�. in the amount of an �dditional �1,03�.39 for
changes in the elect-rical v�ork. Gommissinner 1rlatkins moved the approval of Supple-
mental Agreement �1� and that the propex ofi'icials b� authorizec� to �xecut� it on the
recommendation of the City Engineer, the Consultin� Engineer and i;he approval ofi'�the
City Attorney. Motion was seconded by Comrn�.asioner Fields and c�rried unan3mously.
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CITY CQMI�SSIOrT �7�ETING
December 22, 1958
Mr, I3r�.ley presen�ted Supplemental A�reement �11 to the Marsh�,ll Street Seiver
P1an1; contract with Henry G. Dupree in the amounfi of an additiqnal �$OO.00 for
acoustical br�atme±zt of the wa11s. Commisaioner Watkins moved the approval of
Suppl�mental Agreement ,�11 and that the p.roper oificials be authorizec' to execute it.
T�fotlon was �econded by Commissioner �ields ar�d carrie�. unan:Lmously.
A requis3.�ion for final payment to the Henry G. Dupree Company in the amount �t
�100,7�2.75 was presenbed fbr the MarshaTl Street Sewer Plant. Conunissioner t�Jatkins
moved on the recammenda,tior_ of the Consulting Engineer, Qity Engineer and the City
A�tox�n�y that the �'inal payment to Henry G. Dupree Company in the amount of
y�100,722.75 re approvec� and thE proper officials be authorized to execute it.
Mo�ion tivas seconded by Comrnisaioner Fields and carried unanimousl�r.
Mr. Briley presented the final certlficate of completion from Henry G. Dupree
Company for the Mar�hall Street Sewer Plant. Commissioner S�rang moved that the
final certifica�e be approved and �he proner officials be authorized to execute it.
PQotion was seconded by Cammissioner Insco an�l carried uxzanimously.
A let1;er from Oran�e State Motor Company addres�e�: to Briley, t�Fild and Associates
dated December 18th vaas read which atated regardirg delivery of the International
sludge tank truck that a strike had k,een going on at the f�etory since November 12th
which v�rould make it 3mpossible to deliver the truck during the month of Decemb�r.
Commisaiqner Watkins moved that the letter be accepted and made �, m�.�ter of reaord.
Motion was seconded by Commissioner Fields and carried unanim�usly.
Commissioner Wati�ins moved t� deviate from the agenda to discuss a proposed
lease t+tith -L-he ClearU�ater Art GrouA, Inc. Motion was saconded by Comm3.ssioner Insco
and car?^ied una;zimously.
The Attorney reported that the Clearwater �rt Group had requested the use of
the Utest room of the south win� of the Municipal Auditoriurn including one sma11 room
'Aetween i�he kitchen and the large treat room known as the "Blve Room" for a period of
two y�ars with option to renew �or �y40,00 per month and urith prov3sion tha� they will
on forty-five days not;cu vacate the nrerr�i.ses for functions �hat require all the apace
in tlze auditorium. I�Qr. E, Busenbarlc was preseni; representing the Art Group. The
�lttorney suggested. the req_uest for a si�n should be approved b,y the City �anager and
also the location and duration of its display. Commissioner Glatkina moved that �he
City Attorney prepare a lease based on the cli scussion and the agreemer_is this
Commis�ion has made and present it to �he Art Group and the proper o:�'ficials be
authorizecl to sign it. Motion was seconded by Commissioner znsco an3 carried
unanimously.
The Engineer statied he had rec:eived a pe�ition irom Mr. Hotivarci Rives containing
forty signatures requesting the City to change the bulkhead line �n the Eldridge-
Marshall. Street area as they Urant the line io more closely zollo�v the �hore 1ine.
iie estimated 75 0 of the property otarn�rs r�ad s�.gned the petition. Commissioner �ields
moved �hat the buli�head line be zrtodified as requested by the property owners, Motion
i�ias aeconded by Commissioner Insco and carried unanimously.
The Engineer reported he had received a c�ll from the District �ngineer a�
Bartow ivho asked ii there tvould be any objections to havin� the widening of the
Z�avement on M�mor:Lal Causeway ii�cluded in the bids advertised �o be received on
January 29, 1g5g. The Fngineer said he gave approval. Commissioner Insco moved the
Comiuiss-lon go on record as apnroving the letting of bids for tividening the Memori3l
Causeway paving on January 29th. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Watkins and
carried unanimously.
CoYnmissioner W�;tkins moved the Citiy Engineer be instructed -to attend the Sta�e
Road Department�� b3_d opening ior MJrt1e Av�enue paving on January 2gth. Motion
was aeconded by Cor,uni.ssio•zer Fields and carriect unanimously.
A plat of Oak Acres Unit �}$ ��ras preseizted for approval, The C1erl� reported
the str�ets were nc�t included in the aruiexation but were County streets. The
Attorney stat�d the contract under Ordinance 632 and Ordinance 750 had been signed
by the developer, Mrs, Eii'ie M. Duncan, and bond to cover improvements had been
postsd. Corruni�sioner Insco moved t.ne pla� and the contract under the provisions of
Ordinances 632 and.750 be approved. Motion tivas seconded by Commissioner Watkins and
carried unanimously,
The Attorney presented Resolution 58-100 which would require thirteen prop�rty
owners to clean their ].ots of taeeds and undergrotvth. Commissioner Insco moved
Resolution 58-100 bp passed and adopted ana tY�.e proper of�icials be authorized to
execute it, Motion was seconded by ComnLi,ssioner Strang and carried unanimously,
Commissioner S�rang moved to deviate f'rom the agenda to talie care of people in
the audience waiting for certain items, Motion tvas seconded by Commissioner Fields
and carried unanimously.
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CITY COMI'�SSTON MEETTNG
Decem'be� 22, 1}58
The Attorne,y preseni;ed the request oi' Hicicey and End�v�:�ight to rent beach equip-
ment on the south end of C1e�rivater Beach and on tihe Ci�y beach squth of the Pier
Pavilion origlnally presented on N�vember 17s 1g58. He reported Mr. Robert MeDermott
ha� tal{e� the request for business usage of Lo�Gs 33-43, Lloyd-1�Jhite-Skinner Subd3.v3sion,
before the Board of _9djus�m�nt and Appea�.s on Zoning and the request had been granted.
The Clerk reported the ten day appeal period from the d�ciSion of �he Board would
not expire until today at 5:00 P.M. The Attorney stated he had not con�acted the
ot,mer•s �f the Pier pavil3.on concerning the request but it was his opinion :chai; there
tvas no conf'!ict with the Pier Pavilion lease, Commissioner Insco inoved �he agreemen�t
as submitted by Hic?�ey �c Lndw?�ight be approved subject to t;here heing no appeal from
the action of the Board of Adjustrnent and Appeals on Zoning or in the event of such
appeal subjeet to the final dis�osition of �uch appeal and bhe proper officials be
authorized to execute 3t. Motion w�.s sec�ndc:d by Com.�nisaioner Watkins and carried
unanimously.
The At�orney reported th�.t Mr. ti!. S, Wightman, and Mr. John Rowe have asked the
City to approve an assignment of their contract as individuals doing business as
Cleas�water Transit to a corporation knotan as Clearwater Transit, Inc. Commiesioner
Strang moved the r�quest be granted and the proper officia�s be authorized to execu�e
th.e consent to th:e assignment. Motion was seconded by Commissioner lVatl€ins and carried
unarLi.mously.
The Manager said N1r. V1. A. Boyd, Nanager, Clearwater Transit, Inc., had requested
appxoval by the City of an increase in fares from iifteen cents to tta�nty cents. He
said the franchisE provides the City Manager Nlzould approve a change in fares but
he tvould 1i�ce the Commi.ssion�s reaction to the proposal. Commissioner Insco moved
the request be received for Study. Motion tvas seconded by Comm3.sS3.oner Watl�ins and
carried unanimously.
Tne Manager presented bills for �2,554.21 as the balance of expenses for �he
Florida League of Niun-cipalities convention. Commissioner Insco moved that the amount
of �2,654.21 for the City of Clearwater'S responsibilities for the Florida League oi
Municipalities conf'erence held h4re at the Fort Harrison on October 23rd to October 25th
be approved and the amount be appropriated from unappropriated surplus and the proper
officials be auth�rized to act. Motion tvas seconded by Commissioner Watl�ins and
carried unanimoualy.
The Mayor suggested that the tt�ren�y acres in Section 22-29-15 beiizg acquireG.
by the City for park purposes from D4r. Walter Freeze be named and dedicate� as a park.
Commissioner Str�ng moved the Attorney "pe authorized to dran up the necessary
resolution to be presented early on the agenda in the meetir� on January 5th and
that it be narned Ross B. Norton Park, Mot�on vras seconded by Commissioner Watkins
and carried t�nanimously,
The B4anager reported i:eceipt of a letter trom the U.S, �rmy Fngineers in
Jackscnville staicing an application had been receive� from the Florida State Road
Department ta cc�lstruct a two lane fixed b�idge at the Urest end of Memorial Causevaay
a21d enclosing a duplicate copy of the public n,otice with a slcetch of the proposed
bridge. Commissioner Strang moved Resolution 58-101 approving the granting of permit
for �he bridge be passed and adopted and the proper officials be authorized to execute
it. Mo�ion was seconded by Commissioner Insco and carried iuzaniinously.
The Attorney read on its first reading Orclinance 805 t�rhich would dmend Chapter 10,
Sectl.on 3, City of C].earz�vatex� Code, 1950, to adopt by reference the Fire Prevention
Code, 1956. C�mm3.ssioner Strang moved i�rdir.,aizce 805 be passed on its first reading.
Motion was seconded by Cornmissioner Insco and carried una�imously,
Commissioner Strang moved Ordinance 805 be considered on its second readin�
tivith the tLnanimous consen� of the Comtnission. Moti�n was seconded by Commissioner
Insco and carried unan3mously. The Attorn.ey read the ordinance by title only.
Commissioner Stran� moved Ordinance 805 be passed on its second read3ng by title only.
Motion taas seconded by Commissioner Insco and carried unanimously.
Cornmissioner Stxsang moved Ordinance 805 be considered on its third readin� ta�.th
the unanimous consent of the Commission. M�tioiz was seconded by Commissione� Tnsco
and carried unanimously. The Attorney read the ordinance. Comm3ssinner Stran� moved
Ordinance 805 be passed on its third and final reading and adopted and the proper
officiala be authcrized to execute it, Mo�ion was seconded by Commissioner Insco
and carried unaniinously.
The Attorney read on its first reading Ordinance 806 which would annex acreage
in Sect3on l�+-2g-15 to be knovm as ParkUrood Subdivision Second Addition, Commissioner
Strang moved Ordinance 805 be passed on its first reading, Motinn was seconded by
CommissiDner Insco and carried unanlmously,
Commissioner Strang moved Ordinance 806 be cons3dered on its seccnd x�eading by
Litle only t�rith the unanimous consent of the Commi.ssion. Motion was seconded by
Comrnissioner Tn.sco and carried unanimously. The Attorney read the ordinance by title
only, Commissioner Strang moved Ordinance 806 be passed on its second reading by
ts.tle on1y. Motion was aeconded by Comm3.�sioner Insco and carriecl unanimously.
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CTTY COMNNLCSS:LON MEETTNG
December 22, 195$
Commissioner Strang moved Ordinance 806 be considered on its third reading v�ith
the unaninlous consent of the Commisaion. T�lotion was seconded 'b,y Commissioner Inaco
and carried unanimously. The Atb�rney read the ord:Lnance. Commissioner Strang moved
Oxdinance 806 be �assed or_ its third and t'inal rEading and adopted and the proper
officia7s be autYor�zed to execute it. Motion Was s�conded hy Commlaeioi�er Inseo
and carried unanimously.
The Attorney read on i�s first reading Ordinance 807 which would declare the
Ci�y�s intention to ar�ex certain acreage ?n Section 2-29-15 owned by H. P. and T. �T,
Cons�antine. Commissioner Strang moved Ordinance 807 be passed on its first re�;ding.
Motion was seconded by Commissioner Insco and carrie�l unanimously.
Commissioner Strang moved Ordinance 807 be considered on its second reacting by
titl,e only with the unanimous consen� of the Commiss3on, Motion *tras seconded by
Comm3ssioner Insco an.d carried unan3mously. The Attorney read the ordinance by
title only_ Commissioner Strang moved Ordinance 807 be passed on i�s second reading
by tltle on1y. Motion was seconded by Commissloner Ins�o and carried unanimously,
Commissioxier Strang moved Ordinance 807 be considered an its third reading v�ith
the tuzanimous consea�t of th� Commission, N[otion was seconded by Comrnissioner Insco
and carried unanim�usly. The Attorney read �.re ordinance. Commisai�ner Strang moved
Ordinance 807 be passed on its thircl and fiinal reading and adopted and tha �roper
officiala be autr�rized to execute it. Motion was seconded by Cammissioner Ir_sco and
carried unanimously.
The Attorney read Resolution 58-102 ���hich would authorize the pa;�ment of �271.24
�`rom thz, Construction Trust Fund to the First National Bank Ior cempensation as
Trustee, Corrunissioner Strang moved Reaolution 5$-102 be �assed and adapted and the
proper offic�.als be authorized to ex�c??te it. AZotian was seconded by Commi.ssianer
Insco and carried unanimously.
A proposed contract was presented with Mr. Zou:�s L, Braun, assistant radio
engine�r, which wou].d provide a payment o£ $350,00 per month based on a forty hour
week with no additional compensation �or overtime. Comrnissioner Watk�ns mo�red the
approval of �he eon�ract as amended, Motion was seconde� by Commi.ssio:�er Fields and
carried unanimously.
The r�ttorney �re5ented a deed from the City te the Garden Club fer the part of
Seminole Park east of Osceola Av�nue and explained that �Ghere was a reverter provision
that tl�e land must be used fo_- garden club activities, that the Garden Club will
assume responsibility for care and maintenance of the grounds anc3 within a period of
three Jears will construct a Garden Center and clubhoufaE, the p1an� and spec�fications
for which �nust be approved by the City Manager and that the City wiYl agree to
subordina�.e th� reverter provision to a mort�age not to exceed �],5,000.00 to be used
for a building on the property. Commissioner YJatliins moved to approve ths itiarran-Ey
deed between the City of Clearcvater and the Clearwa�er Garden Club and the proper
officials be authorized to execute it. Nlotion �rras seconded by Commissioner rields
and carried unanimously.
The City Attorney aSked if the Comm3.ssion wanted to autno�ize tlle uity Attorney
to defend the suit filed by Herbert Fields and A1ex D. �inch. He aaifl the suifi asks
for a declaratory decree construing that the letting o�' the contract for the
extension of the sev7er line on Kings Highway in the Sunset Point-Iiighland Avenue
area w�,s not proper. Commissioner Strang moved the Attorney�s office tal�e Urhatzver
Steps 'clzey ftnd necessary. Metion was seconded by Commissioner GTatkins and carried
unanimously.
Commissioner Insco commeiztied some time ago the entire C'ammi.ssion requested that
the Civil Service Board malse exception to i;he residence p�ovisions of the Civil
Service law for employees and take the necess�ry steps to eliminate the shortage of
h�lp at that time. He said the Police Department and the Fire Departm,ent are bath
short of inen now. Commissioner Insco moved durir�g this emergency when we have such a
shortage that the Civil Service Board be request�d to rel�,x residence requiremen�s
and tha� applications be received from peop7.e anyti�:hzre arid that residence reqairements
after �hey are hi.red be that they live within an area south of Tarpun Sprir_gs to and
including Seminale until the positions in the Police Departmen� and Fire Department
have been filled. Motion yvas seconded by CommYssioner Fields and carried unanimously.
The City Atbo�ney pointed out that the Firemen's Pen�ion Law requires all who parti-
cipate in the pension fund to be residents of the City.
The Mayor reported it would be necaasar�r �o appoin� an adaitional member to
the Safety Council inasmuch as one of the men previnusly appointed, E, A. Branson,
lived outside �he City. He recommended the appointment of Mr. Cecil D. Frazier,
716 Shady Lane, to tlle Safety Council. Commiss�oner Fields moved to appoint Mr.
Frazier as a member of the Safe�y Council. Motion tvas �econded by Conuns.ssioner
Inaco and carried unanimously.
Commissioner Wa�lcins invited the Comntission ta attend the last meeting of the
Ground Observer Cc�rps at the :�ay View Civic Genter on 1�'ionday everiir�, January 5, 1959•
There being no further business, the r:ieeting was adjourned at 5c00 P.M.
Attest:
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Cit lerit
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ydr- ommi ssoner
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CI7.'Y COMMISS70N MEETING CITY COMMISSZON MEETTNG-
. December 2�� 195$ Decembe� 22, 1g58
AGENDA Re�orts fx�om City Managpr (Cant�.nuec�)
CTTi' CONIl�iISSION MEETING 1. Bids, K3ngs Eii�Twag Sanitary Sewers, F�xce -
DECEMBFI3 ?2, 1958 Main and Liit Station qWTdF,Lt PROPERTY COST
1:3Q P.11't. 2. Bids, Pump for Public Works Departmen�G ' Jac�c-E, Howard , � of T,ot 7, Lots 8,9 $3'��0 '
3. Bik;; Street SvTeeper 13roorn Fibre 7 S. Osceola Ave. Bloek G
Invacation 4. Bida, Rev��,vera �i'�y' Nava jo Parkc Subdivision
� 2ntroductions 5. Briley Wild Reg�rts Car1 L� B•lllin�s Lot 5 20.00
Minutes of Precedin� Meetings 6. Othez� Engineering Mat�ers 59 Academy Ave. Block M
�' Pub73c Hearings, 7. Priv�,�Lz Lot Mowing Requests E. Weymouth, Mass. S�cycres� Terrace 2nd Addn.
Reports of City Manager 8. Verba;l Reports and Other Pendin�, Mattexs '
R�parts of City Attorney �'ASSED AND ADOPTED BX THE City Commi�sion of th� Ci�y of G1�artrTater, Flor3cla, This
Citizens to be Tie�rd Reports irom Cii�y Attorney 22nd day of' December, A.D, 1g58,
Other Commisslon Action , r nance - Rmenc�in� Sec. 3, Ch. 1� of
Adjourrunent Code Regardin� Adoptioz� of �'ire Prev. Code /s� Leti�iis Homer
Mee�3:ng Pensian Pian Trus�ees 10. Ord3.nanee �f$0 - Anne�tation of Parlcivaod, Nla:yor-Commi.ssioner
2nd Addn. ATTEST:
11. Ord3.nance �$07 , Intention 'to Ann.ex Pxo- , �s� R. G, 4Jhitehead
perty in Sec. ?_, Twp. 295, R�e. 1�E, City Auclitor and Clerk
12. Consideration of Auditor�um 'Leas� yvitl�;
Clearwater Ar-t Grqup, Inc. -------------------------
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13. Reso�ution Authorizing Payment ta Fzrst ----------^- �^
National. Bank n#' �learwater as Trus�ee of RESOLUTTOI�'
Construction Trust Fund 1957 N�. 5�-�
1�. Consideration of Employment Agreement t�tith '
Asst, Radio Ehgi:neer WIiEREAS, the Corps of Engineers of the U, S. Army has givern notice oi' an app2ica-
15. Approval of Deed �Eo Ciearwater Garden Club �ion of` the ��lorida State Rdad Depar�ment for a permi,t to construct a; two lane fixed
16. Cons3deration of Agreement for Use of k�ridge aboa� ttivo hundr�d feef: North oi a similar bridge at tne -1�lest 2nd of P'fernorial
° South End of Beach Causet�ray, aeross Glearwater Harbor, and such application being giyen Corps of �igineers��
file No. SAKSP 823 (�F20}; and;
-------------------.---------,------------__.._---------------- WI3EHEAS, �he City Commission is familiar Zv3th the details �f sueh project, is in
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favo,, f gra;nting such permi�, and wishes to convey the same to the Corps of Engir�ers;
RESpLUTION NOW, THEREFOR�, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE G2�'Y CONtMCSSION OF TI� CI'.t'Y -0�' CI,FARWAi'ER '
• � pp �T ORIDA, IP7 SESSION DULY AND REGU"'LARLY ASSEMB.LED, AS FOLLOWS: '
7�. That the City oi` 0learv��ater apgroves tne granting oi the rermit requested
ti+lF�REAS, it has been determ�ned by the City Commission of th.e City of Clearwater, by the Florida State Road Departme�it for the construction of a trrro lane fixed
Ploric�a, thati the property descr�bed below should be cleaned of Ureeds, orass and�or bridge as above described, a -
underbrush, and, tha� after ten (10) days notice and failure of the owner ther�of to 2. That a certifiea copy of this Resolution be sent the Distriet Engineer, '
do so, the City shoul,d clean such property and cha;rge the costs thereof against the U. S. Army Engineers, Distriet, Jacksonville, Florida, Corps o� EYigineers, PO Bos
rE��ective ,proper�y. �-97�s Jacksonvi].1e, ]., F'lorida.
NOW THEREFORE 3E'IT RESOLUED by the City Commission of the City of Clearwater, PASSED AND AbOPTE�J this 22nd day� of Deceml�er, 1.958.
Florida, that thQ fo],lowing describe�i pr�perty, situate in said City, aha];1 be
cleaned of weeds, grass and�or underbruuh iArithi.n ten (10) days af''ter notice in tivr9_ting /s� Lewis Home.r
to the ot�mers thereo� to do so and that upon zailure to c;omply Urith said noiice, th� Mayor-Commissioner
�ity shall perform such cleaning and char.ge the costs �hereof aginst the respective A1:�;est:
properties in accordance w:ith Seetion 128 of �he Charter of the Ci�y of Clearwater., %s� R. G. Z�Jhitehead '
as amended, City Clerk
OUIIJER PROPEEt'�1' COST .�:__..----------------------------------------------------------_---------------------
James J. McCoy La� 2 � �17.00 -
417 South Avenue Bloek D RESOLUTION
Aurora, Ill. East Druid Estatss Additzon No. 58-102
Margaret S. Edmonds I�oz A 17.00
Box 15$ Replat of Zot 3 4JFLEREAS, The Firs� N�:tionaZ Bank oi Cleara�rater, is "Prustee under and b.y virtue of
H3.ntnn, W. Va, Floriden�. Subdivision a Construction Trus� Fund Agreement dated June 10, Z957, tqhich Cons��ruction Trust
J. Lester Dicus Lo� 5 18.00 Fund zs derived fr�m proceeds of �lze sale of Utility Revenue C�rtificates, Series
,Suns�t Point Hote1 Bloek A - 1956, and,
City F].oridena Subdivis:Lon WH�REAS, said Bank has submitted a bill in the amount of �271.24 for its compensa-
George W; Scofield, Sr. Lot 13 16.00 tion, zn aecordance u�i�h the provisions �f said Trust Fund Agreement, which said bi11
Invern�ss, Fla. Biock B s11ou1d be paid from said Trust Fund;
_ F1.oridena Subdivision NOCJ, THEREFORE, BF IT RESOLUED BY THE CITY COMNIISSION 0�' mTP CI`LY Or CLEARWATER,
A. W, Lenderoth Lot 4 16.00 FLORIDA, IN SESSIOIJ `DULY xND REGULARL`.� ASSEMBLED, AS FOLLOti�JS:
396 St. Pauls Ave. Block 36 l, That the sum of $271.24 be pa�d zrom the Construction Trust �`iznd da�ed
5taten Island �-, N.Y, Highland P3:nes �5 June ],o, 2g57, by the First National Bank of C7.earwat�r, Ftor?da, Tritstee thereof, tq
John. J. Hardman Zot 6 l7'.00 the Fi.ist National Bank of Clearwater, Florida, in payment of its bi11 dated
1331 S. Michigan Ave, Block 36 December 11, 1958, for Trustee�s compensation as provided in said Agreement:
Ci��= Hi�hland �ines �5 2. That a certi.�ied con�r of this Resolutian be delivered forthwith to said
Elizabeth A. Hanna etal Lot 1 16,00 Trustee, whir,h certifiecl copy sha11 coizstitute the direc�ioiz af the Cit,y ax Clearvra+er
1835 W. Powhatan St. B1ock F' to saa.d Trustee to pay said amount direetly to itself.
Arling�on 5, Va. Highland Terrace Manor PASSEL� AND ADOPTr.D, zhis 22nd day s�f �ecember, 1958.
Herbert E. Williams Lot 3 7�,pp
2�0 Ner•ton Ave . Blo ck � /'s� Le`wi s Homer
Glen Ellyn, Ill. Highlan,d Terrace Manor Mayo�-Commi.ssiozaer
Glen G. Reed Lot 65 16.00 Attes�, ,
Apt• A-15, 20 Churci; St. Lloyd, Nl�ite, Slcinner :Subd. �s� R� G. Whitehead:
Greenw3.ch, Coru1. C3ty C1E'r+k
i�r. Jor�i A. Spota Lot 5 16.00 _
�lf� 'Iamna St. B].ock 51 -----------��
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'�amPa, Fl�. Maindalay Subdivision _
Sa�.vador Greco Lot 7 15.00
15713 Reding�on Dr. Block 60
' . S�; PetErsburg $, Fla, Mandalay Subdivision
(Continued)
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oavsiaa�tc� rro. 805
AN ORI3SN�IRICE OF THE CIfiY OF CLEARWATER, FLORTDA,,
,AN�i.NDIN(� SECTTON 3s GHAP�: 1t0, OF THE COAk, C�'+'
mHE CI'iY OF GY,�9F�47A`t'ER, Z950, '.['�� �RQVIDE F�i�
T� AI70P`i'xO1V BY REFERENC� QE TIiE F�RE PRL�TENTION
CODE, IDI'1'ION' OF' 19�, 'i6G€fTH�E? W.iTH A�PIDMEN'.PS
'1.'HFR�O; i3EPE,l�i�N� ATbL OTiD�NANCES. IN CONFL,TGT,.
iiERE4T.CTFI AIVB PROVIDiNG FOR �.'IiE k�+'FECTIVE DA;TE
HF.REOk',
E� i'.�' �RDATNEU• BY TH,E GI'�Y CONIMISSS�N 4F `l�i� ��'�Y OF CLEARt�ATER, %'LORi17A,
Seetian 1. Seation 3, Cha�t�er 10 0� the Code of fhe C3ty of Clearwater, 195G,, is.
arnende to re�.d as �o].�.ocsrs:
"Sect3on 3. A.I70PT20N OF F�.'RFs PREti�iiON GODE'.
"The Fire Prev�n�ion God�, Edi�ion o� �.956, a:nd any aunendmenta there�o,
as recommended by the N�t3anal �iaard a� r�ire ITnderws;�ite�s, 3.s hereby
adop�:ed by ref"ei�ence �.na �ae �� ��uCn � par� �f fchis Coc�e as i�
evea�r �rord, �an`cence, section and pax� wag set au� herein. At leat��G
thrse cop3.e� o�"' sa:Ld: �re Pre�renti,on �ode shall be fi1�c3 �-ttlz tlze Ci�,y
Clerk 4:nd Uy h�m macie availabl� to the general pub33c for insgection
anc3 eas��ard.n_a,tion upon req,uest."
Sec�ion �. P<].y., orrlinances and pas°ts ofl oz�izzances in eanflict herewith are
hereby repe�ed..
Se�t3on 3a Th�-s Orci3nance shall beco�ue ef#'eetive upon its passage, as provided
by' lavr.
PASSED ON' F'Zk�ST READING
�'ASSED aN 5ECO1�iD REAI3ING
PASSF..}' 3 OI3 'l'Y�iil) AND FINAI,
REAI9TIJG Ai3D ADOPT�
Atteat:
js/ R. G� �+lhi.tehead
C3�y Clerk
Decemb�r 22, 7.958
Dscember 22, ig58
December 22, 1958
ls� Lev,r� s Hamer
M�yor-Cn�uai ssioner
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ORDa:NANCE Na. 806
t�N QRDiI�TEWCE A,NNEXYNG TiIE P�iOPER'J'i' I)ESCRIB�7 HEREIN-
A�'TER, WHICH ZS TO BE �3TJ041N A� PARKVI'1'OOD, SECOND AD-
DITI(?N, IN'.i'0 ,^HE �OF?pOFtA`iE I,TMI'.L'S OF THE CTTY (lF
Ci,EARUJ,l�7.'ER, k'L4RIDFi, AI�I�.I REDF.�iNTNG TIiE BOUDyDAEtY
I,II3ES 0� 'I`H� CZT"Y TO TNCT,tTBE SATtf ADDiTION ACCORD-
IN4 'IO '.�'I%E PRO�TSIONS 4F SECT�4I3 ].71>O�F, FLO_Rl'DA
STATI3TES, 2957; ZONING THE ANN-'-r�ED PROP,ERTY t�;S Hr�iE-
TN PFiO�TiDED;. AI3I? Pfi.OV�S?TId(# �'Oii TFEE EF'R�CTIVE DATE OF
°�H:CS OfiDTNANGEF
1�fHEREAS, the Cii:y Ca�3ssion o�' the Cit� o� Clearwater, Flos�ida, snaci�ed Ord�.nance
No. 796 on Novembe� Z7, ],g5g, wh�,ch Ordinance declared �he 3.n�ention o£ the Cit� to
a,yxinex tha property ne�einafter clescribedr into the corporate lim3.tfi of the City of'
Clearwater; and,
irIHEREi��, sa�.d flrdinance Nras publitthed once a Week for a'oua: consecutiue v�teeks in
the Clearwat�r SurY, a newspaper p�ab7;3.shed in th.e Gi'ty oi Clearwa�erJ Flora�, proaf
�f which pubZication is hereto attacYsed; an.d,
YII�REAS, m�re r:��n th�rty d�.�s hav� e�.-p3.rea sinee the enactment of Orciinance No,
7g6, ana no r�e��stered voter of �he Gity ox C7.earv�ater, no ovaner oi real estate in �che
territory t� be annexed, an�. no person vahomsoever nas �bjec�ecl �o such annexa.tion ox�
has appl�.et� to the C�:rcu3.t Cour� of the Sixth �udicia]. Cireui� in and far Pinella� Gounty,
FIor3.c7.a:, strt�ing far�h an,y ob�jections to said annexat3oxx; and.,
WHEAEA�, aTl o�' the provisians of Sectioi� Z7]..04, Flo�3.da St3�utps, have beer�
comglieci wi�h,;
NflVt, THE,REFORE, �E Zs^ ORDAINEI? fi� TIi� Cl2'Y' �OI��SSI0i1 OF THE Cl2Y t5F CI,EARVfAfiER,
FLORZDA:
�ection l. The Ci�y of Clearwater, ac�ing by and tktsougl? 3.tg City Cou�nisslvn,
by the a" u�F`iority and unde�° the grovisions af Sec'cion 171.0�+, �or9.da Statutes, he�eby
annexes into the corpo�°ate 7.3.m3 ts of the ei�y of Clea;r4rater,: F'7.or3da, as�d redeP3nes
�he 'noundary l�! nes of s�tl City so as to 3ne"►_ud.e �h.e �oZ3ov�:nga
Begin at the S�I ec�rn�er o�' See. l�F, �wp. 295, Eiarsge ZS�, anc3 run thenee
S$g° 03' 26" E.,, along the �set3on �ine 893.0 f°t. ior POB. Run thence
N. 0° OOR 30" E, 1�11.:2�F ��.; th�nce S. 82° 3$' �5" w., ila.go �t.; �hence
N. 11° 57' �4" j9„ 61.5i F�.; thenee N. 0° 00; 3�„ �., 125.4 £t. thence
S,. 8g° 03� 55" E., 80'.O Pt., thence 5. Q° OOs 30" t�T. 11�.55 ft.; thence
I�S. $3° 28 t lE6"' E., 43.OX4 ft. � thence S. $�° 03+ 5G`j11 a E. � 280.00 it. �
�hen�e S. v° 00� 30" k[. 1071.28 F�e; thence N. 89° 0�''' 26" W. 2$0.00 ft..
to POB: Less that portion alreac�y in the C3ty liare���. �'his ��oper'ty is
to be imQ�rn as Pa�°kwoad, Sec�nci Add3.t�on, a sub�.�ra.s3ort,
Saici property is here'by zoned R-1 Res3.d�ntial m
The C3.ty �ineer and tY�e Gity Glerk a�e directed to inalu.de 3.n and se� otzt anrl
sha��r upon the officia7. zoning map and othe..r aa"'g�cial map� af �Ghe �:��y of Cleartrx��er
the goregoin� praper#;y t�.th. ��� zoning as incLcated.
Sect3.nn 2, T12is Orc�ance sha�.1 becona� �#'�ec�ive i.imuec'tiste7.y u��n 3�s passs�e,
�.�SSED ON FIRST READ3NG �?e��mber 2�9 lg5$
PASSED ON SEC�?1�SD READTNG Decesuber 22t 195�
PA:�SED ON TI�.CRP. AI��D FIrIAL
READlid� ANI� ADOP�EED December 22, 7.95�
f's f Lewa, s Ho�er
fila.yo�-Com� as3.r,ner
Atfest z
�s/ it. G . Whitshea�.
C3�y C7.erk
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ORLlINt�TCE �JO. 807
AN ORI3IAANCE i1ECT�1�.TdTNG T.� �`t'ENTIar2 QF �.'HE GTTY 6F
CLE�SRtt�A7'�? 'i'0 .t�NN�X THE 1'1ROP.k�c'1'Y �IJ SECTSON 2, 'I'OIti�I�T-
sr�� 29s, x�an.�� 1�E� � n�scxsBm, zzumo �x� co�-
Pa��� ��s �F �ez�.: c�� o.� �z�rtw��x, �ax�nA,
iTPQN THE EXP�RA'.CION OR TH�R;CS.'' � 30 ) DAS.�S B'3i0M fiHE PASS-
zrr� ar ��s ��irr.�rrc�, �acco�z�v� mo �� ���ovzssc�r�s o�
SEC`1'TQN ]. j1.0�, F�ORT2DA 8`.I`ATU'.�'�S, i957, AND PRl�UI17INC�
FOR TiIE E�'F�C`.PIVE �ATE 0�' 'TI3TS 013itINANCE,
B�: iT �R1iASNE73 BY T� CZ'I'� �Qh��S310iJ 0� THE GITY OF GF•FsARMfR.�^.ER, F`IART�A.: ,
Section 7.. The C3..ty oi' Cleaxwa�er? Floridta, ac�Cing by ana �hrou$lz it� CiLy
�emmis on, exeby declares 3ts intention �o anneY into tize cor�arat� limii:s o,� i:lie
Cit� of Cleaa�eea,ter, F7.orida, the following d;escr3bed l�s�:ds Iy1n� �ont3 uaus to �h�
ter�i�ori31 �.�m3.�s oi s�.d C3ty, ti�k��.cih lan�s contain Ie�s t12an ten (1Q� �egistered
vo�ers-
From �he �asterly 1%� coz�ner of S�ct�.on 2, Tawnship 2g S., Range 15 E..�
r�sn N, $9° 29� �2" l�J., a7.or.� the ��t-t�lest ecnterline o,� sa3.d See�ion 2,
Z33�.a6 ise'c, to a�0 acre cv*�ae�; �kzence aont$nue Ri, 8g° 2g� �F2" W.,
a3.ong the E�.st�i�Jest center3.ine of Se�ct3on 2, 1ggS.33 i'eet to a 10 �,cre
corner;: f,her.ce �un N. 0° 0'7' S5" Yl,, �3.ong the 10 acs � l� n� 38$.73 �ee�,,
for a POB; thence continus r�].on� �aid 14 acre line, 9�9.3� feet, to a Zao3.n,t
on �he ?+0 acre Iine; �hence run 5. 8�° 20� 07" �., alor� the �b0 Acr� 13ne,
635.05 feet; �hence z�un S. 0° 39' 53" T�� 1I0.02 �'eat; thence run S. �Q
,3�f �2" frl..: �t3.1.� �est; theizce rur� RT. 89� 20' 07" t7., 2�ara7:lel �o t��
North Proper�y�l3n�, 100.00 fest; thenee run S, p� pg+ ?2" �. �+$6.35 i'e�t;
thence run S. $gII 29' �2" F., ga.ral.lel to the Fas�-We�t cen4erline of s�.ici.
Section 2. 2�� feet; thenee r2.�? S. G° 09� 22" �., 7,00 fee�G; thence �un So
3}�,o r,.(t L�rc E.� 61..3� �eet� ther_ce z�ttn: $. fy`a 0��' 2"�" E.� 1fl0.00 $ee�F,J.
�o the Northeast corner of i�ot 1, B].ock D, Sunset 7�zke Es��tes, Un�t 1
(See Plat Book 46, Page 57, Z'ubl3c R�co�.s of P�ne71a� County, �'lorida);
thene� run N€39° 29� 4?�" W.,, along th� Northerly 1in� of sa�.d p1at, 6�5.D0
�ee�; thence rux3 S. 63- 48 ��2" �d. 66.78 i`e��, thenee run S. 89° 5Q' 38" w. s
�a9.32 ��et, ta the POB.
Sec�ic�n 2. fihe City of Clearwater, actin� by and through its City Couunissiom,
3n�en s o annex the fox�sgoirtg lands �eeordir� to i;he p�visions oi` Section ].71.0�,
F'lorida Sica�utes 1957� �� '�o that end tlae Cit� �ier?�: is _here'�� direc�ed to pubi�sh
this Orslinance in �he C7:e�water S�xn, � nevrs�iape� published in the C�ty of Clea�eater,
once a; �*eek �or iour consecutive treeks immed,iat�3� af�er the passa�� of this Ord3nance.
S��ction 3. Th�.s Grdj.nance sha11 become effective immed.i���7.�r upon its pa�sa�e.
PASS�D 02,T 1�`fFiST i?E�DING Dece�ber :22, ig58
PASSID t3h3' SEGONA REl�1)ING December 229. 19�8
PAS�ED ODT 'ihZRD AN.t3 �iNA�
READiNG A11iID �1DQi't'FD December 22, 1�58
f�/ T,e.;ais H�mer
1�Iayor- Gommi. s s3oner
A�tes�:
/s/ R, G. �Jiii.;t�heaa
Ci�y Clerk
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