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01/05/1959 The Mayor commented on some of the commitments o~ the City which the new Comndssion would have to find means of financing: 1. Houston Texas Gas & Oil Corporation contract for natural gas, minimum to convert from present system Contract for space for off street parking lot Commitment to erect a civic center on the beach Funds for right of way on Myrtle Avenue and other streets ~or which the State has let contracts 200,000 Comndssioner Insco stated he thought some method of financing could be developed which would not necessitate raising the tax rate. 2. 3. 4. $800,000 550,000 125,000 '.', " "'n,Nt., "~~~'''~,,. o;~" '" ,." " , .,-^ ", '~f.;),':,'t..' "", :;,;i'~:'''~'',;.''/:' ",\,., ,."" ''''" ,,' , .. " , ,~"" 1 ,.f' . \' , .. ,'. '1, C'i"(:;l'~"::<'{!:""":'~;:~/l"'~/;"F""'''',~,,'.i;''">I'~,."~" '"","':..~,,:C.',:~.,,},'~,~,'~_,f",j:,~~,i'f:.~~.:,;}~::,:,:,;,YM,i.","::,>i;, ,~it;;i:;~:(.::<: <:,:'~!\J ,'. .....; . ... .,;, ,) ,;,,,"6: <~i.L\,~'~;';\':";;:':~:)' < ":"~:;::\;:~:\:~~:,~~~~~;"t~~h;;iii)j;{ \ .... .. . \ \.. .> ~ '~.~\t~~J'.\j.tli1fl~Wi~~~u.tt"tu~~L;\1r~~~~;!.>~::i:::1.:;:.:~1;,~'i!ii1f~~l.1~,~~~t~~;"~~~~;}~~;ii~:~~~~~~~~t:l~~.w~"':!~~~~r:~.t:t~<$i~J;.~:n:'..tr'l..\~.~":/i~'1~:;lJ,F~,;..:..~..,:;..~.~~t!~. ~ ~f'..k1~.::c;1~~~ CITY COMMISSION MEETING January 5, 1959 The City Commission or the City of Clearwater met in regular session at the City Hall, Monday, January 5, 1959, at 1:30 P.M. with the following members present: Lewis Homer W. E. Strang, Jr. Cleveland Insco, Jr. James H. vlatk1ns Herbert R. Fields Alex D. Finch Amos G. Smith Mayor-Commissioner Conunissioner Conunissioner Conunissioner Conunissioner Mayor-Commissioner Elect Conunissioner Elect Also present were: James R. Stewart Ben Krentzman S. Liclcton W. D. Booth City Manager City Attorney City Engineer Police Chie1' The Mayor called the meeting to order. The invocation was given by the Reverend Carl Houston of Slcycrest Baptist Church, Clearwater. The Mayor presented a citation to Mr. Ben Krentzman recognizing his public service to the City during the time he served as City Attorney. Commissioner \~tkins presented several citations to members of the Ground Observer Corps in recognition of their work. Commissioner Insco moved that the minutes o~ the regular meeting of December 22nd be approved in accordance with copies submitted to each Commissioner in writing. Motion \'las seconded by Conunissioner Watldns and carried unanimously. The Clerk administered the oath of o~fice as Commissioner to James H. Watkins and Amos G. Smith. Commissioner Watkins pledged to the people to continue to the best of his ability to represent them in all things that come be1'ore the City Commission. Commissioner Smith stated he would worle diligently for the people and with the other members of the Commission. Retiring Comndssioner Strang said it had been a pleasure to have served the City for the last six years and thanked the City employees and ofricials for their cooperation during that time. The Clerk administered the oath of orfice as Mayor-Comnissioner to Alex D. Finch. Retiring Mayor Homer expressed gratitude to the Commissioners, City orficials, employees and the people of the City for their cooperation while he was in o~fice. Mayor Finch presented Retiring Mayor Homer with the gavel he had used while in office. He presented citations from the City to Retiring Mayor Homer and Retiring Commissioner Strang recognizing their public service. Mayor Finch assumed the Chair and expressed appreciation for the large group of people present. He suggested that the Commission deviate from the agenda to consider the appointment of a nel.'l City Attorney. Conunissioner Fields moved to deviate from the agenda ror this purpose. M.)tion was seconded by Commissioner Insco and carried unanimously. The Mayor recommended the appointment of ~w. H. H. Baskin, Jr., as City Attorney. Commissioner Insco moved to appoint H. H. BiJskin, Jr., to the position or City Attorney under the conditions outlined in the discussions with him on the responsibil- ity of the job that he is to talce over at a salary of $12,000.00 per year. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Fields and carried unanimously. The Clerk administered the oath of orfice as City Attorney to Mr. H. H. Baskin, Jr. The Mayor recommended the reappointment of City Manager James R. Stewart and Assistant City Attorney Owen S. Allbritton, III. Commissioner Insco moved to reappoint the present City Manager, James Stewart, at his present salary. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Fields and carried unanimously. Commissioner Watkins moved that the present Assistant City Attorney Owen Allbritton, III, be reappointed to serve at the same salary. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Rmith and carried unanimously, Mr. Harold Briley, Consulting Engineer, presented plans and specifications for the Myrtle Avenue water main from Druid Road to Lakeview at an estimated cost of less than $20,000.00. By consent, the plans were approved. ',....~,~... ..._..,..".....~..,.: '.fJ,;.'...:'::.,.'......'". ..i:'," .,'... ., .! ~...~;~~,:-:~.~.~...;,..'l;..:.......,.. ....1 ."f" " ' '-...........".:',. ..A .... Bl '''' , '~:2Jf~~I:::::;.~;:;.:,-~_..L~:. ..0. .. . . " ;~1,:': ~ ,....,' . ' ~ " ,'. I' ,.... ~ ,,""~.C'''':''"'''''''.\.\'''_.'_'''''''''''''' ..:.;..;;',.: -::~,~ ;~X;i:;2i:i~i~\~::J~~5H~~j~F)X~&~?":':c... -2- CITY COMMISRION MEETING January 5, 1959 The Manager recommended the acceptance o~ the low bid of $650.00 from MartinIs Unifo~ms, Tampa, for 65 leather belts and holsters for the Police Department. Commissioner Fields moved upon the ~ecommendation of the Police Chief, Finance Director and the Assistant Purchasing ~gent that the lowest bid or $650.00 submitted by Ma~tinls Uniforms, Tampa, be accepted and the proper authorities be authorized to execute the contract. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Watkins and carried unanimously. It was reported by tne Manager that only one bid had been ~eceived to repair the drawb~idge on Memorial Ca~Beway, that one being from C. F. Ogles, Dunedin, for $4,200.00. He recommended acce~tance of the bid, and explained that a proposal for painting had been included in the amount of $2,400.00. Commissioner Watkins moved upon recommenda- tion of the City Engineer that an emergency so far as to the repairs to the drawbridge are concerned be declared and that the bid of C. F. Ogles, being the lowest and best bid, in the amount of $~,200.00 be accepted, that the funds be appropriated from unapP~opI'iated surplus, and the proper authorities be authorized to execute it. Motion was seconded by COlnmissioner Fields and carried unanimously. The r1a:yor announced Item 4, "Bids, Paving Beach Parking Lot,ll (City Park Rubdivi- sion, Lot 1). Commissioner Fields moved that the item be deferred to the next meeting until the Mayor and Cornmdssioner Smith have an opportunity to study this and rev~ew the plans. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Watk~ns and car~ied unanimously. The Manager reported that Clearwater Transit, Inc., had asked permission to increase its fares ~rom fifteen to twenty cents and discussion of the request had been de~er~ed f~om the last meeting to see if there was any objection rrom the public. He said no objections were received in his office. Mr. W. A. Boyd, Manager of Clearwater Transit, Inc., stated that new buses were due soon and that it was planned to give a long delayed wage increase to their employees. The Mayor suggested that the Commission meet with the bus company o~ficials to discuss the service, equipment, etc. Commissioner Fields moved to delay the decision to January 12th and that the Commission meet with the officials 01 Clearwater Transit, Inc., in the meantime. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Insco and carried unanimously. The Engineer reported that the bridge on South Druid Road was in such bad con- dition that he had closed it to traffic. He estimated repairs using prestressed concrete would cost $2,500.00 and stated there was some money available for bridge repai~ in the budget. Commissioner Watkins moved that the City Engineer be authorized to expend up to $2,500.00 for prestressed concrete, work to be done by City crews; that ne be authorized to do so irnmediatelY3 it being considered an emergency, and any additional money needed be authorized from unappropriated surplus. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Fields and carried unanimously. Resolution 59-1 was presented which would require eight property owners to clean their lots o~ weeds and undergrowth. Commissioner Watkins moved Resolution 59-1 be passed and adopted and the proper orficials be authorized to execute it. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Insco and carried unanimously. A letter was read from Mr. Harry vi. Shepard resigning from the Board of Adjustment and Appeals on 7.onlng. Commissioner Watkins moved that the resignation be accepted and that he be reappointed ~or the ensuing year. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Insco and carried unanimo~sly. The Mayor requested that other appointments be deferred to the next meeting. Commissioner Fields moved that such appointments be postponed to the next meeting. Motion was seconded by Commiss~oner Insco and carried unanimously. The Manager reported in regard to a proposed traffic light at Missouri Avenue and Belleair Boulevard it was suggested that the County should pay 3/4 of the estimated cost of $1,287.05, that the City pay 1/4 of the cost, provide the necessary labor to make the installation and assume maintenance. He explained that division was made since only one corner of the intersection was inside the City limits. He said there is an item in the budget lor traffic lights. Commissioner Watkins moved that the City enter into a contract with the County of Pinellas to install this light as recommended on the basi& of 3/4 of the cost being pa~d for by Pinellas County and 1/4 being paid for by the City and that we assume possession of the light and the maintenance thereof after the installation. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Fields and carried unanimously. A letter was read from the Clearwater Federation of Civic Clubs extending its full cooperation ~n any capacity possible. Commissioner Insco moved the letter be received as read and that the Manager be asked to acknowledge it. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Watkins and carried unanimously. The Attorney read on its first reading Ordinance 808 which would annex acreage known as Oak Acres Unit 8. Commissioner Insco moved Ordtnance 808 be passed on ~ts rirst reading. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Fields and carried unanimously. Commissioner Insco moved Ordinance 808 be conSidered on its second reading by title only w~th the unanimous consent of the Commdss~on. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Fields and carried unanimously. The Attorney read the ordinance by title only. Commissioner Watk~ns moved Ordinance 808 be passed on ~ts second reading by title only. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Fields and carried unanimously. '1..... :' ,:;,1'. ':' . , ,:" . .",'. :'. -~.. -:,:.-...,.'., ' . , TO. ~ .\'.>." . ., :...; ,.:,..':, '. ~ . ..', .~ ..~..~~. L-Li... ;~:f"~~~ ..~~... ~~~:~r~l~( f' "'.'h ,,,"..1'..., , 'W;~li':[;!!~1.!~ f"" ..'.",,, !'., )f.~~ '. oj>;, .', i.~,.( ~~t'::;:J~.i:~=::::=i'"",~,:~):':j'"~'''~~;,;'';~:'.~~:~;;;<'~=;;;;~;f:..~~t '.'''";;'C,;'~'~''''''''''~''~'''''':'~~1f.'",i -3- CITY CO~~SSION MEETING January 5" 1959 Commissioner Watkins moved Ordinance 808 be considered on its third and ~1nal reading by unanimous consent of the Commission. Mot~on was seconded by Commdsaloner Insco and carried unanimously. The Attorney read the ordinance. Commissioner Fields moved Ordinance 808 be passed on its th~rd and final reading and adopted and the proper officials be authorized to execute it. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Watkins and carried unanimously. The Manager read a wire from Mr. Arthur Kruse" Zoning and Planning Board Chairman" expressing his appreciation for flowers sent on the death of his wi~e and expressing best wishes for a successful administration. Commissioner Watkins moved it be received and made a matter of record. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Fields and carried unanimously. The Mayor recommended passing over Item 10" "Resolution Confirming Authority of Assistant City Attorney to Defend Suit of Fields & Finch vs. Homer" et al." Commissioner Watkins moved by unanimous consent to skip over Item 10 on the agenda. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Smith and carried unanimously. Resolution 59-2 was read which would dedicate as a public park the acreage in Section 22-29-15 being purchased from Mr. Walter Freeze and deSignating the name of the park as "Ross B. Norton Park". CommiSSioner Insco moved to pass Resolution 59-2 and that the proper officials be authorized to execute it. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Fields and carried unanimously. Mr. Garrett McKernan" Mr. Samuel Roberts and Mr. Leonard Merrell registered complaints about the terms of the agreement the Commission entered into on December 22nd with Hickey & Endwright concerning the rental of beach equipment on the south end of Clearwater Beach. Commissioner Watkins moved the matter be re~erred to the C~ty Attorney for a report on January 12, 1959. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Fields and carried unanimously. Mr. Joseph Schultz asked if it would be necessary to secure new petitions asking for removal of parking meters on Clearwater Beach. Commissioner Smith stated that he was in favor of parking meters in general but believed the majority of people on Clearwater Beach would like to have something done about the meters. CommissLoner Watkins said he would go along with a change only after a study was made by the Police Department and recommendations made to the Con~ission. Commissioner Fields moved to remove all parking meters from Clearwater Beach, that certain limitation sLgns as recommended by the Chief of Police be put in place where needed and that a survey be made to see whether meters should be placed in the bus~ness area. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Insco. Upon the vote being taken" Comrrdssioners Fields, Insco, Smith and Finch voted "Aye". Commissioner Watkins voted "Noll. Motion carried. In regard to the present one way street system, Commissioner Watkins stated it has been proven that traffic is not being moved on North Fort Harrison since Lt was changed back to two way traffic between Drew Street and Myrtle Avenue and he would like to consider a return to one way southbound traf~ic. Commissioner Watkins moved one way streets be put back into e~fect as originally recommended by the Police Department of the City of Clearwater. The motion died for lack of a second. The Police Chief reported a traffic check on the original system showed that Fort Harrison southbound and Garden northbound were handling more traffic together than the two streets had been handling under the two way system. He said changing Fort Harrison north of Drew Street and leaving Garden northbound only has created three lanes of northbound traffic leaving only one lane for the southbound traffic on Fort Harrison which is making a traffic pile up there. There being no further business" the adjourned at 4:15 P.M. Attest: L ...'., : ~"'" " .... ",.'...,.t- :"1~~"'f>"!je..::.."M'~~I...h.'..(. ,. '-,":'I'_~'. ::,:":' .:.. ::.....,."':'I'~"'-'......._~ .,.,..:::..1t.:'P~'~~'''' i':~~~:::2::;rl~~I:~:m~~~j;:jn , . \.""'A"'!al~r""ot:ro i:."~,,:~t~t!~.~.,,.~.,.~j",.:.j:~~!,~~~~+izl~j.~ . "f ":;'{'2:r :," ,,",:, '.'.'\(.~I::::> ,i:"':~; CITY COMMISSION MEETING January 5, 1959 AGENDA CITY COMMISSION MEETING JANUARY 5, 1959 1:30 P.M. Reports from City Manager 1. Briley Wild Reports 2. Bids, Leather Belts and Holsters 3. Bids, Repairs to DraWbridge - 4. Bids, Paving Beach Parking Lot 5. Clearwater Transit Inc. Request for Increase in Fares 6. other Engineering Matters 7. Private Lot Mowing Requests 8. Verbal Reports and Other Pending Matters Reports from City Attorney . 9. Ordinance Annexing Unit 8, Oak Acres Subdivision 10. Resolution Confirming Authority of Assistant City Attorney to Defend Suit of Fields & Finch vs Homer, et al. 11. Resolution Dedicating and Naming Ross B. Norton Park Invooation Introductions M[nutes of Preceding Meetings Installation of Mayor and Commissioners Elect Public Hearings Reports of City Manager Reports of City Attorney Citizens to be Heard Other Commission Action Adjourrunent Meeting Pension Plan Trustees RESOLUTION No. 59-2 WHEREAS, the City of Clearwater has made arrangements to acquire for the use of its citizens as a public park, certain property as hereinafter d~scribed; and, WHEREAS, the late Ross B. Norton was for many years an outstanding civic leader and resident of the City of Clearwater, whose services to the City include~, among many other things, a long-time effort to secure a public park for the City in the general area in which said property is located; and, WHEREAS, it is desired to dedicate said area as a public park and to honor the memory of Ross B. Norton by naming the same for him; NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF CLEARWATER, FLORIDA, IN SESSION DULY AND REGULARLY ASSEMBLED, AS FOLLOWS: 1. That the following described property is hereby dedicated as a public park ~or the use and benefit of the citizens of the City of Clearwater: The North 1/2 of Northwest 1/4 of Southwest 1/4 of Section 22, Township 29S, Range 15E. 2. That said park is hereby designated and named the "ROSS B. NORTON PARKI1, and shall henceforth be known and referred to by that name. PASSED AND ADOPTED, this 5th day of January, 1959. /s/ Alex D. Finch Mayor-Commissioner Attest: Is/ R. G. Whitehead City Clerk RESOLUTION 59-1 WHEREAS, it has been determined by the qity Commission of the City of Clearwater, Florida, that the property described below should be cleaned of weeds, grass and/or underbrush, and that after ten (10) days notice and failure of the owner thereof to do so~ the City should clean such property and charge the costs thereof against the respective property. NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED by the City Commission of the City of Clearwater, Florida, that the following described property, situate in said City, shall be cleaned of weeds, grass and/or underbrush within ten (10) days 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. ~- . . ,t ..'.. ", 7~' .,....; . ;',A:<:/~<::;:,~;\;,';"" , I:"'" \"; , . 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' , ,', '!'Z ;;"/F,e WHICH" IS '10 1m DOWN' AS, O.A1t ACliES1 UNIT B~' ImO TIll OOR- (:~t:"" '''~: ,X:~ ;;'; ." ',. PORAD LIMI1'S OP ~HE, OITY ,. CLEARWATER, FLOHIDA.. .AD. RB- -:' '.: ':,,",,';::":\';~i::':';: _> DEPINXNO. 'IRE BOUNDAttY LDBS OF '.rHE CI'l'Y 'rO INCLUDB 8AID ~.y~~?? ~. '~ "I"' . 01i' 'J!Hl:S OBDI1tANCE. . " , " ;::Y::,>'::~~~~ WHBRBAB~ tile City <::omId.aa1on or the C1ty ~ Clearwater, PloJ."1da. ena~ed . , .' ,"" ,~,{:~:,\~.\;i ~nance No~ 800 on Novemb.- 24", 1958. ~oh Ordinance declared the 1n~t1on (d tb.",;,,::'.~~'~:" 'C1tJ'to annex tl1e'pro>>ez-tV h~ter de8onbac1~ 1.nto the corporate l1Dd.ta o.t"'the ",;',/:',i.,\' C11;y of Clearwat.er) a.nd# ,.:"<r:,~~~ , . ~~~~?~::=~~~:~~:::~r~~~=: ,,:::t'{l!\~; H'o. 800" and no registered voter of the 011;1' ot Clearwater. no o\mer of real eata~ ' ,.:::'i':E in the teX'nto17 to be annexed, and no person whomsoever haB object;ed to such annexa- ;;', " 1;:1on or baa appl:1ed to the C1rc14t Court of the Sixth Judicial C1rcut in and ~O~ :<,'..:,',/.:/'" p.1neJ.laa Count:f, Florida.. setting :forth any ob3ections to aa:Ld annexe.Uon; arid", . , 0' ,;,;,',; ,y WBBREAS, alJ. of the prov1a:1ons or Section J.11.04# Plorida. Statute., have been ,/. '" Ai'> CODr,P11ecl w1:th. " " ,:,,;', f::;;';'" , .', : "":: !"'c' ,:,:.,', , .', '< ;, j\,;::,~, ,", NOW, TImBm'ORB. :BE rr ORDAINED :sr !rim CITY COMMISSZON 01J ~ C1'1!f. fW ' '":,,,:':{ ,';,{i:.: ' 19'Pt:I"ADt.r....12ID tm'ORIDA. .. ,,":>'i';'. " ~ftft.~-,-\, 1:41 . , ,..' .''', :'" " ,,,,":", ~ ,:". SeoU.on 1. The city or Clearwater", act1ns ~ and t~ 1ts C1t7 CoIm4.a1OD~ :, :;;1..: ~ the au~r1~1 and under the p~v181ons ot Sec~s'on 171.04, Flor1da~Sa.tutea.l' .,.' ':.;' .. hereb1 annexes 1nto the corporate l1m1te or the Cs'ty ot Cl.earwatera, Plor1c:ta, and', "; .;;.::':.... N4efinlta the boun<lar;v Unes 01' sd.cl 011;,. 80 as to include the 1"011011111&' . {";<1:!', h'om the SE eorner or Sec. 14. '!W>>. 298" Bge. 15E, run N. . . ",;' C': c<" ~~ i~; ~~.~.t~~ =~t~~~ J~ ~;1~i~n:e~: ~o ~~19~~'f,:~i~"'." .;.i......... V. 141.80 1'ii.,; thence run N 00 00' 18" E. 634.40 ft;. to a ' ;":~';;'{b ~;X" >>oint on ~ South. BOW ane of NagnolU. D%1.vej t;hence run ::;;,; ".' s. 880 56's 3711 E. a10ng Ba1d ROW line 141.80 t"t. to a po1n~ ,;:C'" ., ,. on tbe West ROW I1ne o~ WOoda1.de AvenueJ thence run S. 00 :1'/ '>~';.'" ':. . 00' 18" W. along the West ROW 11ne of Woodside AvenUe 634.17 "':.i<"""}'".;::",E,\;.',: ,,:,". :1;. to POB, 1;0 be known as Oak Acres, lJn1t 8, SUbd1.d.aJ.on. ,,::>'~ ':;", ,: . ,,~. i.~ j ~. "I .,') ~: ' .' . t . . , :,~ ." ,i~ . '. , ;~~::~: :~ .:.;, . - " , , ":.,' .. \,~ 1 , '~ :~ ,.. ,'t ;t i I 411 .. ,I *l: J '.~ ., ..,.... J"':') "':t . ~ ''',:.' 't). " , ..,.,.. '!, .~,~ ',. , " ...,,' ...." Sa1d property 1.8 hereby zoned R-l - ltea1dent:1a1. !'be C1 t;y' Bng1neer and the 01 ty Clerk are d1.rected to include 1n and set out and " :anow upon the off'1c1al. zon1ng map and ot;hex- of'f1.c1aJ. maps of the C1ty ot CleaZ'Water, .. :', tb.e foregoing pl'Operty with :1ts zoning as 1nd:Lca.ted. ' .~ .' , \ ~ ;".t. . ", '" . 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" ~.;,':','~ :,":..:~':.',,'~'\ ,',",.t -r:~' ':,' 't",::~,;~r;'\~;t,,~,~~~:,,~::!,,":'~:""'i:::"~~;'~~I':~.~-,J":.~n.,~~~~~~y~.,pam~~~t/J'~P;""'~'I'I,;;';~~'.~~\.::~J:1;~_~:t ::,~~~~,~.;.,t:~~:~ :~,",',~,",,~~,:~'"V"':,~}:~ '" ,. :",;", i::~/}i);'~<;(/'" . . I " ` ;; ; � CTTY COMMISSIOI�T P�ETING � January 5, 1959 The Gity Comm:Lssion of the City of Clearwater met in regtzlar sess3on at the City Ha�.1, T�fonday, January 5, 1959, a� 1:�0 P.M. with the fallowing members present: Lewis Homer Mayor-Gommissioner W. E. Strang, Jr. Commissioner Gleveland Tnsco, ,7r. Commiss�oner James H. Vlatkins Commissioner Herbert R. Fie�.ds Commissioner A1ex D. �'inch Mayor-Commissionex Elect Amos G. Smith Commissioner Elect Also present were: James R, Stewar� City Manager Ben Krentzman C3ty Attorney S, I,ickton City Engineer W, D, Booth Police Chief The Mayor called the mE.eting �o �rder. The invocation was given by the Reverend Carl Houston of Skycrest Baptist Churah, �learwater, The Mayor presented a citation to Mr. �en Krentzman reco�nizing his public serviee to the City during the time he served as City Attorney, Cor.nmissioner ti�datkins presented several citations io membert� of the Ground Observer Corps in reco�nition of their work. Corrunj.ssioner Insco moved that the minutes of the regular meeting of Deceruber 22nd be a�proved in accordance j,ii�h copies submitted to each Commissioner in vmiting, Motion was seconded by Commi�sioner UJatkins and carried unanimously. The Glerk administered the oath of office as Commi.ssioner to Jamss H. Watkins and Amos G. Smith. Commissioner Watkins pl,edged to the �ec,ple to continue to the best of his ability to represent them in all things tY!at come before the City Comm3ssion. Commissior_er Smith stated he would work diligently fc�r the people and with the other members of the Commission. Retiring Commiasioner Str.ang said it had been a plsasure to tiave served the C�ty for the last s3x years and thanked the City employees and officials for their cooperation during that �ime. ThP C1er.k administered the oath of ofiicP. as Mayor-Commissioner to Alex D, F�nch. Betiring Mayor Homer expressed gra:titude �o the Commissioners, City officials, ' employees and the people of the City for� their cooperation while he was ir� office. Mayor F:Lnch pressnted Retiring Mayor Homer `�rith the gavel he had used while in affice. He presented citations from the City to Retiring Mayor Homer and Retiring Commassioner Strang reco�nizing their public service. Mayor Finch assumzd the Chair and expressed appreciat�on for the large group of people present. He suggested that tize Commission deviate from the agenda to consider �he appointment af a new City Attorney. Corn�-nissioner Fields moved to deviate from the agenda fur this pu.rpose. Mation was seconded by Cominissi�ner Insco and carried unanimou,sly, The Mayor recommended the appointmenL af N1r, H. H. I3askin, Jr,, as City Attorney, Commissioner Insco moved to appoint H. H, B�skizz, Jr., to the position of City A�torney under the conditions outlined in the diseussions with him on the responsibil- ity of the job that ne is to take over at a salary og $12,OOC.00 per year. Mot�.on was seconded by Commiss3oner Fields an� carried unanimously. 'Phe Clerk adminis�ered the oatlz of office as City Attorney to NLr, H. H. Baskin, Jr. The Mayor recommended the reappointment _:f City Manager James R. Stiewart and Assistant City l�ttorney Owen S. Allbritton, SII. Commissioner Insco moved to �eappoint the present Cit�r Manager, James Stewart, at his present salary. NTotion was seconded by Commissioner Fields and carried unanimously. Commissioner G7atkin,s moved that the preseni Assistant City Attorney Owen Allbrit'ton, III, be reappointed to serve at the same salary. Motion was seconded by Conunissioner Smith and carried unanimously, The Mayor cemmented on some of the commitments of the City which the new Com�r�is��nn would have to t'ind means of financing: l, Houston Texas Gas & Oil Corpo�ation co_ztract for natural gas, min3mum to convert from present system �800 000 2. Contract for space for off' street parking 1ot 550,000 3. Commitmeilt to erect a civic center on the beach 125,000 4. Funda f'or ri�ht of way on N�yrtle Avenue and other sti�eets for which the State Y�as let contraets 200,000 Corrunissioner Insco stated he th4ug12t some method of financing could be developed which �vould not necessitate raisin� the tax rate, Mr. Harold Briley, Consulting Engineer, presented plans and specifications for the M�rtle Avenue water main from Druid Road to Lakeview at an estimated cost of less than y�20,000.00, By consent, tlze plans were approved, � �rf /`�' / � _2_ ' CITY COMMISSION MGETING January 5, 1959 The Manager recommended the acceptance o�' the low bid of �650.0o from Mar�in's Uniforms, Tampa, i'or 65 leather belta and hols�ers for the �olice Department. Comniissioner Fields moved upon the recommen.dation of the Police Ch3ef, F3nance Director and the Assistant Purch�sing Agent that the lowest bid of $650.00 submitted 'by Martin�s Uniforms, Tampa, be ��ccepted and the proper authorities be authorized to execute the contra�st, Motion was seconded by Commissioner Watkina and carried unanimously. Tt ivas reported by the Manager that only one bid had been received to repair the drawbridge on Memorial Causeway, that one bea.ng from C. F. Ogles, Dunedin, for �4,200.00. He recommended acceptance of �he bid, and explained that a proposal for painting had been included in t12e amount of �2,�F00.00. Commissioner Watkins moved upon recommenda- tion of the City Engineer that an emergency so far as to the repairs to the drawbridge are concerned be declared and that the bid of C. F. Ogles, beii�g the lowest and best bid, zn the amount of �4,200.00 Ue accepted, that the funds be appropriated from unappropriated surplus, and the proper authorities be authorizad to execute it. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Fields and carried unanimously. The Mayor announced Item 4, "Bids, Paving f3each Parking Lot," (City park Subdivi- sior., T�ot 1). Commissioner Fields moved that the item be deferred to the �ext meeting until the Mayor and Conunissioner Smith have an opporLunity to study this and review the plans: NIo�ion was seconded by Commissioner watkins and carried unanimously. The Manager reported that Clsarwater Transit, Inc „ had asked permission to incr�ase its fares from fifteen to twenty cents and discussion of the request had been deferred srom the last meEting to see if there was any obj�ction from the public. He said no objeetions were received in his office. Mr. W. �1. Boyd, Manager of Clearwater Transit, Inc „ stated that new. buses were due soon and that it was planned to give a long delayed wage increase to their employees. The Mayor suggested �hat the Commission meet with the bus conipany offic;ials to dlscuss the service, ec�uipment, etc. Commissioner Fields m�ved to delay the clecision to January l2th and that the Commission meet with the o�ficials of Clearwater Transi�, Inc., in the meantime. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Insco and carri�d unanimously. The Engineer reported that the bridge on South Druid Road �Tas in such bad con- dition that he had closed it to traffic. He estimated repairs using prestressed concrete �,rould cost �2,500.00 and stated there was some money available for bridge repair in the budget. Cosrunissioner watkins moved that the City Fngineer be authorized to expend up to �2,500.00 for prestressed concrete, work to be done by City crews; that he be authorized to do so immediately, it being considered an emer�ency, and ai-�y ad�3it�i onal money needed �e authorized fi om unappropria�ted surplus. l�;otion was secondeC4 by Commissioner Fields and carried unanimously. Re�;olution 59-1 was presented which would require eight property owners to clean their lo��s of weeds and undergrowth, Commissioner Watkins moved Resolutian 59-1 be passed and adopted and the proper officials be authorized to execute it. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Inseo and carried unanimously. A letter waS read from Mr. Harry W. Shepard resigning from the Board of Adjustment and Appeals an 7oning. Commissioner Watkins mov�d that the resi�nation be accepted and that he be reappo?nted .for the ensuing year. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Insco and carried unanimously. The Mayor requested that other appointments be deferred to the next meeting, Commissioner Fi�lds moved that such appointments be postponed to the next meeting. Motion was seconded by Gommissioner Insco and carri2d unanimously. � The Manager reported in regard to a proposed traffic light at Missouri Auenue and Belleair Boulevard it was suggested that the County should pay 3/4 of the estimated cost of �1,287.05, that the City pay 1/4 of the cost, provide the necessary labor to make the installation and assume maintenance, He zxplained that division was made since only one corner of the intersection was insi�e �h,a City limits, He said there is an itepi in the budget for traific ligh�s. Commission�r �iJatkins moved that the City enter into a conbract with the County ox Pinellas tn install this light as recomr��ended on the basis of 3��F of the cost being paid for by Pinellas County and 1/4 being paid for by i;he City and that we assume possession of the light and the maintenance thereof af�er the installation. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Fields and carried unanimously. A letter was read from the Clearwater Federation of Civic Clubs extending its full cooperation in any capacity possible, Commissioner Insco moved the letter be received as read and that the Manager be asked to acknorn;ledge it. Motion was seconded by Commissi.oner 4;atkins and carried unanimously, The Attorney read on its first reading �rdinance 808 which would annex acreage known as Oak Acres Unit 8. Commissioner Insco moved Ordi nance 808 be passed on its first reading. Motion was seconded by Commissioner F3.elds and caY�ried unanimously. Commissioner Insco moved Ordinance 808 be conaidered on its aecond reading by title only with the unanimous consent of the Commission. Motion zaas seconded by Comm3:ssioner Fields and carried unanimously. Tne Attorney rea�. the ordinance b� title only. Commissioner Watkins moved Ordinance 808 be passed on its second read3ng by title only. Moti�n w'as seconded by Commissioner Fields and carried unanimously, ��� -3- CITY CCA4MISSION MEL+'TING January 5, 1959 Com.missioner Watkins mcv�ed Ordinance 808 bz con�ider�d on �.ts third and final readin� by unar�imous consent of the Commi.saion. Motion was seconded by Commiss�oner Tnsco and carried unanirnously, The Attorney read the ordinance. Commissioner Field� moved Ord3nance 808 be passed on its tlzird and final reading and adopted and the proper officials be authorized to execute it. Mo�ion was seconded by Comm3.�sioner 4latkins and carried unanimously. The Manager read a wire from Mr. Arthur Kruses Zoning and Planning Board Chairman, expressing his appreciation £or flov�ers sent on the death of his wixe and express3,ng best wishes for a successful administration. Commissioner �rlatkins moved it be received and ma,de a matter o� record. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Fields and carried unanimously. The May:�r recommEnded pasaing over Item 10, "Resolution Coni'irmin� Authority of As:sistant Cit,y Attorney to Defend Suit of Fields �C Finch vs. Homer, et al.° Commissioner Watkins moved by unanimous consent to skip over Ztem 10 on the agenda. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Smith and carried unanimousl.y. Resolutlon 59-2 was read which would dedicate as a pubilc park the acreage in Section 22-29-15 being purehased from Mr. Walter Freeze and designating the n�me of bhe park as Ross B. Norton Park". Ccmmissi�n�r Insco moved to pasa Resolution 59-2 and that the proper ofiicials be authorized to execute it. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Fields and c�.rr�?�d unanimously, Mr. GarreLt MeKernan, NLr, Samuel Roberts and Mr. Leona�d Merrell registered complaints about the terrns of the agreement the Commission entered int� on December 22nd with Hickey & Endwright concerning the rental of beach equipment on the south end of Clearwa�er Beach. Commissioner Watkins moved the matter be referred to the City Attorney for a report on January 1?_, 1959. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Fields and carried unanimously, Mr. Joseph Schultz asked if 3t would be necessary to secure new pPtitiens askino fbr removal of parking me�ters on Clearwater Beach, Commissioner Smi�h stated that he was in favor of parking meters in general but believed the majority of people on Clearwater B2ach would like to have something done about the meters. Commisaioner Watkins said he would go aleng with a char_ge only af�er a study was made by the Folice Department and recommendations made to �he Commission. Commissioner Fields moved to remove all parking meters from Clearwater Beach, th:at cer�ain limitation signs as recommended by the Ch3.ef of Police be pu� in place where needed and that a survey be made to see whether meters should be placed in zhe busine�s area. Mo;Fion was seconded by Commissioner Insco. Upon the vote bein$ �Eaken, Commissioners �'ields, Insco, Snith and Fineh vo�ced "Aye". Commi,ssioner Watkins voted "No". Motion carried, In regard t� the present one way street system, Commissioner Watkins stated it has been proven that �raf.fic is nnt being moved on North Fort Harrison since it �vas changed back to two way traffic between Drew Street and Myrtle Avenue and he would like to consider a return to one way southbounc� traffic. Commissioner Watkzns moved one way streets be put back into effect as originally recommended by the Police Department of •che Oity of Clearwater, The motion died for lack of a second. The Police Chief reported a traffic check on the original system showed that �ort Harrison south'aound and Garden northbound were handling more traffic together than the two streets had been handling under the two way system, He said changing Fort Harrison north of Drew Street and leaving Garden northbound only has created three lanes of northbound traffic leaving only one lane for �he southbcund traffic on Fort Harrison vrhich is making a traffic pile up there. There being no further business, the meeting was adjourned at 4:15 P.M. � ` P�ta r- ssion r Attest: �„' � � �. y ,� � � f � CITY COMD'lISSION MEE7.'ING January 5, 7-959 AGFNDA Reports from City Manager CITY COMMISSION NIEETING Bri ey W Repor�s JANtTARY 5� 1959 2. Bids, Leather Be1ts and f3olsters 1:30 P.M. 3. Bids, Repairs to Drawbridge �. Bids, Paving B�aclz Parking Lot Invocation 5. Clearwater Trans3t Tnc. Request f'ox Introductions Increase in Fares Minutes of Preesding Meetings 6. Other Enginesring P4atters Installation of Mayor and 7, Private Lo� Mow�.ng Reques�s Commissioners Elect 8, Verbal Reports and Other Pending P�at�ers Public Hearings Reports of City Manager ReportS f'rom City Atiorney Re�orts of City Attorney �, r inance Annexing Unit 8, Oak Acres Citizens to be Heard Subdivision Other Conunission Aczion 10, Resolution Confirming Au'chor3�y of Assi�tant A3journment City At�orney to Defend Suit of Fields & Meeting Pension P1an Trustees Finch vs Homer, et al. 11. Resolution Aedicating ancl Naming Ftoss H. Norton Park RESOLUTI OiJ No. 5 -2 WHEREAS, the City of Clear�vater has made arrangements t� acquire for the use of its citizens as a public park, certain property as hereinafter d�scribed; and, WHEREAS, {;he late Ross B. Norton was for many years an outstanding c:Lvie leader and resident of the City of Clearwater, whose serv3ces to the City include�i, among man� other thir�.gs:, � long-time effort to secure a public park �'or the City in the general area in which said property is located; and, SdHEREAS, it is desired to dedicate said area as a public park ana ta honor the meriory of P�oss B. Norton Uy naming the same for him; NOW, THEREFORE', BE IT RESGIIV'ED BY THE CITY COMMISSIGN OF THE CITY OF C,LEARWATE.R, FLdHIDA, IN SESSION DULY AND REGULARLY ASSENlBL�, AS FULLOWS: l. That the .following described property :is hereby dedica*,;ed as a publie p�rlt for the use and beneiit of �he citizens of th� City of Clearwater: The North 1�2 of Norths�•rest 1/4 of Sou�hwest 1/4 of Section 22, iownship 295, Range 15E. 2, That said park is hereby designated and named the "ROSS B, NORTON PARK", and shall henceforth he knoivn and referred to by that name, PASSED AND ADOPTED, �his 5th day of Jailuary, 1959. �s� Alex D. Finch Mayor-Comrru:ssioner Attest: �s� R. G, Whitehe�.d City Clerk RES:OLiT'rION 5�— Y�tEAS, it has been determ3ned by the City Commission of the City of Clearwater, Florida, that the property described below should be cleaned of weeds, grass and/or underbrusn, and that aiter ten (10) days notice and failure of the owner thereof to do so, the Gi�y slzould clean such propert�r and charge the costs thereof against the respective property. NOW THERE�^ORE BE IT RESOLVED by the City ComrrL�ssion of the City of Clearura�er, Florida, 'that the following descrlbed 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 2,nd that upon failure to cor,iply with said notice, the City uhall perform such c].eariin� and charge the co�ts thereof again�t the respective properties in accordance with Section 128 0� the Charter of the City of Clearwater, as amended. �,, t � , `��,M ..:�' CITY COMMISSION t�EETING Janu�,rY 5� 19�9 (Continued) ���3 PROPERTY � COST J. � Greenauralt M. & B. i32) i5637X3) $j,�o 118 N. Orlon St. Beg, at a point on S, line C�-�y of DreUT St . 495 � E. of W, Bndry of NE4 of NTi1�, run S. 150' E 65' N 150' W 65� to POE. Sec. 13.-29-15 B].anton Erat�rprises M. & B. (33) (5�37x2) 13.00 3�9 S. Ft. I3arrison Ave. Beg, at a paint on S, line City of Drew St .�-30 � E of 4J Bndry O� NE4 Of NY�Iy;.. Run E E5 � � S 150 � yf 65 � N 150 � to Poi3. Sec. 13-29-15 A1ma Reflogal Lot 5 1$.00 �E10 Vine Ave, Druid Acres lst Addit:Lon City I,�ona MeManu� Lot 26 �7 �� 700 SkyvieW Ave, Palm Terrace Unit � City E. M. Gifford N. 5�" of S 100� of Lot 1 15.00 501 Pennsylvania Ave, B].ock H City Plaza Park �ubdivisien James R. Apple Lot � 20.00 1458 T,Voodbine St. Block B Ci�y Skycrest Unit 7 James B. Simpson Lot 6 21.00 300 W. Char];es St. Block D Mixncie, Indiana Sk-j*erest Unit 7 Carl J. Hermann Lot 2 18.,00 110 S, Pegasus Ave, Block A ci'�J Skycrest Uni� 8 PASSED AND ADOPTED BY THE City Corrunissian of thP Cit�r of Cle�:rwater, F'lorida, This 5th day of January, A.D. 1959. fs/ Alex D. Fineh Ma,yor-Comm3, ssioner AZ'TEST ; �s� R. G. Whitehead City Atiditor and Cleri� _..._ _..,�-R _ , , +''ae,� , � � ,; z ,.-��y , �� 1 �. , _ , ; �;. � � �"� 1 ORDINANCE N4. 8�8` A�N ORDiNANCE'ANNEXTNG THG PROPERTY' �ESCRZ8E1� HEREINAFTER, I�JFiIC�I TS fi4 �tE Ki�IQ1JN AS. QAK' A.C_REu, UNI'Y' 8, I�,rI'0 T�IE COA- PORATE r TMTTS OF TI31; G�TY OF GZ�ARS��ITER, :�I,O£�DA, AND RE-- DEFTN��Cr '�HE BOU�9RY i;TI�3ES 0�' T�L GI�`'Y TQ INCLUi)E S,AIia AI3DI�TOhT �.Y��DRI31"1.cTG �T0 TFIE P1Z(?���STDIJS 0�' SECTTON 3.7:I.,.Q�, FLORi.�A S`t`.R1Tii'Z'�S, lQ5'�s ZORTIl�� !I'H� ANNEKFD P�t4�?'�,RfiY AS r�EIN pR�I)�D; � s��ibVI3?iidG kOR TffE EFFECTI� I?�1TE 0�' TI�3S� QRDTl�'ArPG�. 3V;�AS, tlYe Ci-ty Commi.saion at the C�'cy q�' C2eaxti;rater,. Flarida, �ae�erl O�.�dli�nce No, 80a an N�ve�ex• 2�F, 1958, vah�.ch 4rcii,nance �d,eclared L�ie intention o� �he C3.i:y i:t� �;aanex the �rc���t3' here3.nafter desc�3l��d, into �he cox°pora�e 7:ifnit.: �f th.e ��:�r c�£ ��e�xc�a�er, anc�, 'S�fiEREA�,, said Ord3nance suas publ3sized. onc4 a�reeit for �our conse�ut3.ve �veeks in the Clearwater Sun, a nesrspaper p�b3ishe� 3.tt th� City oP C3sarwa�er, F1Qrida� proQ� o� �aia3ch publ� ca�ian �.s here�o at��,chec�; and, WHII�EAS, more �h�n tl�.r�ty days haue exp:Lrea. s33nce �Yae e3�actineni af' O�di�anca Nca. $Q4, and no regis�ered voter of thc: C�ty of G7.eartv�ater, no orme� oP � eaI �si;ai:e in ih� terr3�cry to l�e anne;:ed, ancl no geraon ;�hor��sc�ever has ab,jected �o such a�z�e�:a- �3on a� h2�s app7.3ed �o ��*e Circu� t Cour� os' thc S�'.x�� Judicit�� G3:rcui� in and i'or Pi�el� �s County, �'1ar� c3�,, se�tiizg fortIi any a1� jec�.a�s to sa�'d ann�.tet�on; and, ti�REAS, �1�. oi' f�he prov� sions o�' Sec��:oa� 1.71.+��,. F1�arlda S�a�utes, have been compl3.ed t�? th; NOSJ, TIiF�t�'P(}RE, HE 2'3' ORDAII�IED BY '.I''rIE �:i`�Y COM44ISS�ON QF THE G`�`.�Y 9£r (;I,EARWA'�'ER, kZO�Ak; Sect�,an 1,. Tize C� ty of C? eaa�rater, �e�iz� by �.nci thrau�h its �3.�:y Comm9.ssion, by Yh� au or_ty� a�d uncier the pi=o�isl.ons o� Se�t�.on 171.04, �'1o�3da , S�atutes, Izereby an.nah�s 3nta ine cai�orate 13m�.ts af tMe C�? �y o� C1ear�ra#er� Flo�ldaq arad �edef�nes the boundas�r lizies o£ said G3.ty so aN to 3.nclude tih� PoZ1a•r�r.ing: From the S� eorne.: of �ee. 1�Y �`rrrp, ��i, Rge. 15E, ru.n ?�I. �$° 53'' t��" id. alnng �he Sou�h 1•lne o� sair3 Sae, 1�+ ZAa9.Z�+ f1:. �o� Pc�B..; ��hence continue a1o:� wa.�.rl Z3.ns 1�. £33� 59' ��" �7. 1�1.$Q ft,, thence run N 0� 00� 3.F3" E.- 63�.�0 �'t, to a x>oint an -�l�e Souch RQW line a� I�%�r.a7. i a D+� ve; �henee ru.�. S, 83� �5� 37" E. a:1,or� sa�d: ROU 13r_e �1}��80 i't, �o a poin� on �he �t�es� �.Oia 1in� o� i+toocl�3de Avenu�; thence �,�un S. 0° 00 � 18" �, a? ong the 1�est 1?OW I3rte o� HTooc3side Aven�ze 63�..�.7 �t< to POB,. to be knotivn as Oak Acres� TIr�3.t 8, 5ub�l.i:vis�.on. Sa3d praperty i� her�b,y zoned R-1. - Residential. The C3ty En�ineen and ±h� City Clex�k �.re c'L-�.r�c�ed to 3.nclucte 3.n ancl set out �.nd show ugc�n the o£ficia? zoning �^a.p an� c�tlaex� o��3.e�a1. maps a� �he C�ty os'' ClsarwaScer, the �'csregoi�g p�opert�r v�ri�h i�s• zoiun� as incii.ca�ed. S�ct�on 2. �h.is Ordina.nce sha�.Z k�eeor�e �x^�ective immedia�e3y upo�, ztts passa�e.. rassm oN �s� �zr1� �a�suax�rr 5� �.>��.;� PASS�? �N S�COi�' R�AI�ING Jarx�c��' 5, Z959 PASSE'D OiJ �Ht.� AIv'� .�Ti3AT, READZNG Ai7D ADOPTED Janua�y 5, �.959' /s/ Ei7.�x Ds I'inch Aticest : ��� H.. G. Y�hiteheacl CiL-y �lerk ■ � 0 r '`�