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The City Commission of the City of Clearwater met ii: regular session at the City
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,;,, Alex D, Finch Mayor-Commissioner
A°¢? Cleveland Insco, Jr, Commissioner
`?` James Watkins Commissioner
Herbert R. Fields Commissioner
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H, H. Baskin, Jr, City Attorney
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The Mayor called the meeting to order. The invocation was given by the Reverend
Frank St off of Friendship Methodist Church, Clearwater, Commissioner Insco moved
that the minutes of the regular meeting of January 5, 1959, be approved in accordance
with copies submitted to each Commissioner in writing. Motion was seconded by
Commissioner Watkins and carried unanimously.
The Mayor asked permission to deviate from the agenda and by consent the
Commission agreed. The Mayor introduced Mrs, Laura Lee Kunnen and awarded her a
citation from the City in recognition for her outstanding achievement in winning the
Women?s Dixie Tennis Championship,
Mr, Lloyd Phillips representing the Clearwater Softball Association asked the
Commission to sponsor a bid to secure the Men's World Softball Tournament in Clearwater
in September, IIe explained that the World Softball Association will hold a meeting
in Clearwater the latter part of this month at which time the bid should be submitted.
Commissioner Insco moved for the purpose of their submitting the bid of the City of
Clearwater to serve as host to the 1958 World Men's Softball Tournament to be held
during the month of September, 1959, that the City Manager be authorized to prepare
and deliver for submission at that time the guarantee of the City in connection with
such tournament in an amount set up at his discretion, Motion eras seconded by
Commissioner Watkins and carried unanimously,
Comrni.ssioner Insco moved that the amount of $450,00 be appropriated from
unappropriated surplus fund to help defray the cost of the annual convention of the
Amateur Softball Association to be held in the City of Clearwater January 29-31, 1959.
Motion was seconded by Commissioner Fields and carried unanimously,
The Mayor announced that Commissioner Insco had been appointed to the Civic
Committee of President Eisenhower's People-to-People Program,
A Public Hearing was announced on the appeal of Messrs. Forest Dean and Norman
Kirkland, Jr „ from the decision of the Board of Adjustment and Appeals on Zoning
in denying business use (grocery store) of Tract A, Unit 1, Palm Terrace, which is
presently zoned ft-l. Mr, A, T, Cooper, Jr „ speaking for Messrs. Dean and Kirkland,
reported in talking to some of the neighborhood residents that some of them had
expressed an opinion that they might not object to the site being used for a doctors
office but they would object to the use being requested, He asked the Commission to
continue this matter to give an opportunity to explore this further and resubmit
plans through the Building Department and the Board of Ad,?ustment and Appeals for a
different use. Commissioner Watkins moved to proceed with the hearing, Motion was
seconded by Conunissioner Fields and carried unanimously,
Mr, Cooper called on Mr. Bruce Taylor and Mr. Ben brans to give their opinion
as to the effect the R-1 zoning had on Tract A, Palm Terrace Unit 1. It was the
opinion of both mend the property would be of more value as business property as its
proximity to the railroad would decrease its value as a residential site, Mr, John
Polhill representing a group of neighboring property owners asked that the appeal be
denied, and presented a petition of objection signed by 107 persons. Messrs. Wm.
Harries, Wayne Cruikshanls, Ben Krantzman, John Bohannon, Walter Strock, Wm, Crum
objected to granting the appeal, The Clerlt presented seven written objections,
Commissioner Znsco moved that the City Commission deny the application of Messrs.
Forest Dean and Norman Kirkland, Jr ,, under Section 8 of the zoning ordinance of the
City of Clearwater as amended December 17, 1957, covering Tract A, Unit 1, Palm
Terrace, according to the map or plat thereof as recorded in the public records of
Pinellas County, Florida, on the grounds that there has been no showing of practical
difficulties or unnecessary hardships under the hardship provision and that it has
been shown that the greatest promotion of the public safety, welfare and health will
be effected in denying this appeal, Motion was seconded by Commissioner Watkins and
carried unanimously,
A Public Hearing was called on curbing, ??tidening and drainage in Nicholson Street
from Betty Lane to Jefferson. The Engineer stated a petition had been received
requesting the improvements and explained it was proposed that the City would pay for
the resurfacing. He estimated the total cost of the work at $11,500.00 or $2,33 per
front foot. The Clerk reported receiving eighteen written ob,?eetions, Mr. Walter L.
Morey, 1234 Nicholson, also objected, Mr, Leon 4mitehurst spoke representing some
of the property owners objecting, Having held this Public Hearing and having heard
valid ob?ect3ona against it, Commissioner Watkins moved that the petition be denied,
Motion was seconded by Commissioner Fields and carried unanimously.
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`?;{'ti ;. Mr, Harold Briley, Consulting Engineer, recommended the approval of Supplemental ( ? ?? ?
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,',??, Company on the 1958 water improvements and Supplemental Agreement ?2 which would
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4 ;?f,,,? Commissioner Watkins moved on the recommendation of the Consulting Engineer that
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Commissioner Fields moved to approve the final payment to Boyce Company in the amount `` °?`r?'
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of $18,126,84 and the proper authorities authorized to execute it upon receipt of a }''????``{!"}.???? i
certificate that all bills?ave been paid against the project, Motion was seconded ',?k???,?r??r"''??
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sewer system and disposal plant to serve the area east of Belcher Road from an ??f°"x?r„
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approximate extension of Union Street t;o an approximate extension of Belleair ????`?'`?
,`' ?;? ', `± Boulevard, He estimated the cost for the first stage of construction would be ?? ?? n!;
?k?. 1"? s $598,000,00 which eventually could be expanded to serve the entire area. t??r , ^5`?
'?'?'`'?=?:r"`??`''"? Mr. Clifford McKay representing the Chapel by the Sea on Clearwater Beach
?s''??G?:a,..r, ', requested that an eight foot easement on the north side of the church s property be
_? ? -? vacated as they wish to build an educational building on the property, Commissioner
,'?`,?? fx 6Jatkins moved that an eight foot easement on Lots 5 and g, Replat of Block 80 and 81,
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'` '`' it, Motion was seconded by Commissioner Fields and carried unanimously.
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? Treatment Plant Commissioner tiJatkins moved that this matter be referred to the
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,T: 'j and the City Manager that both bids be rejected and that the City Manager be authorized
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A statement was presented from Mallorie cc Vasconi, Architects, asking payment
of $2,500,00 as part payment for preliminary plans for the new City Hall, leaving a
balance of $1,225.00 from the original amount of $6,225,00, Commissioner Watkins
moved on recommendation of the Manager that Dlallorie and Vasconi be paid $2,500,00
as part of the contract they have with the City subject to the approval of the City
Attorney, Motion was seconded by Commissioner Insco and carried unanimously.
Resolution 59-3 was presented which would require four property owners to clean
their lots of weeds and underbrush. Commissioner Watkins moved Resolution 59-3 be
adopted and the proper officials be authorized to execute it, Motion was seconded
by Commissioner Insco and carried unanimously.
The Manager reported that the Commission had conferred with various fiscal
advisory firms to obtain proposals for advising the City in the carrying out of its
proposed financial program and he and the Finance Officer recommend accepting the
proposal submitted by Leedy, Wheeler and Alleman of Orlando and that they be
retained as the City?s fiscal agent subject to the approval and the working out of
the contractural arrangements, Commissioner Fields moved upon the recommendation
of the City Manager that the employment of Leedy, Wheeler and Alleman, fiscal agents,
be approved subject to the evaluation of the contract in its final form by the City
Attorney and the Commission. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Insco and carried
unanimously.
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st'?l'f'``' sewer and paving in the amount of $x,088,39 against the National Guard Armory
???'?s?'?°;'?a'?;°?<???': property (Lot 1, Greenfield Subdivision) since the City had been advised by the
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the Assistant City Attorney to defend suit of Fields ? Finch vs. Homer, et al,
Commissioner Insco moved that it be deferred, Lotion was seconded by Commissioner
VJatlcins and carried unanimously.
The Attorney reported that he had closed the transaction acquiring the property
in Section 22-2g-15 from Mr, I?falter Freeze and explained there was a restrictive
clause in the deed that the acreage be used for park purposes to which he had added
that the clause should not be construed as creating a reverter clause, He said the
seller would be agreeable to removing this clause from the deed if the Commission
wished. He recommended that Resolution 59-2 dedicating the area as Ross B, Norton
Parlc be re-passed and re-dated as the City now actually owns the property,
Commissioner Watkins moved Resolution 5q-2 be re-passed and adopted and that it be
dated as of today and forwarded to Mrs, Norton and that the clause designating it
as a park remain in the deed, Motion was seconded by Commissioner Fields and
carried unanimously.
The Attorney explained that Attorney ]trentzman had been asked last August to
talk with the representatives of the Michie Company and certain other companies
concerning a revision of the City Code. Commissioner Insco moved that the matter
be postponed, Motion was seconded by Commissioner Fields and carried unanimously.
Commissioner ti?latltins announced based on Civil Defense projects he had acquired
some equipment that originally cost over $30,000,00 consisting of generators to
operate various departments if the electricity fails, and other items t?rSth a cost
to the City of 1,500.00, Commissioner Watkins moved the sum of 1,500.00 be
transferred from 21000 to F1230 and that the proper officials be authorized to make
the transfer, Motion vas seconded by Commissioner Fields and carried unanimously.
Commissioner Watkins presented the Mayor tirlth a certificate of recognition to the
City from the Air Defense Command for the woxlt of the Ground Observer Corps,
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AGENDA .
CITX COMMISSION MEETING
JANUARY 1g, 1959
1;30 P,M.
Invocation
Introductions
Minutes of Preceding Meetings
Public Hearings
Reports of City Manager
Reports of City Attorney
Citizens to be Heard
Other Commission Action
Adjournment
Meeting Pension Plan Trustees
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CITY COMMISSION MEETING
January 19, 1959
Public He_a_ri_n?s
Vii. p eal, Tract A, Unit 1, Palm
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2, Construct Curbing, Widening and Drainage,
Nicholson St, from West Line of Betty Lane
Westerly to Jefferson
3, Construct San. Sewers, Curbing, Widening
and Drainage, Venetian Point Drive
Re?orts__f_r_om Cit Manager
a. Clearwater East Sewage Pro,?ect
b. Supplemental Agreement ??1, Boyce Co.
5, Bids, Sanitary Sewers in Area near Skycrest
Treatment Plant
6, Bids, Changeover of Lift Station Equipment
at Devon Drive
7, Recommendations re Old Fire Truck
8, Statement Mallorie and Vasconi
9. Other Engineering B'latters
10. Private Lot Mowing Requests
11, Verbal Reports and Other Pending Matters
Re orts from City At?tor?ne?
12, ons eic?`?ra Pori o?Agreement between Hickey
8, Endwright and City
13, Resolution - Authorizing City Attorney and
Asst, City Attorney to Defend Suit - Silos
and Wife vs, City
14, Resolution - Payment to Briley, Wild & Assoc.,
15, Resolution - Nagano City, Japan
16, Resolution - Eldridge St. & Alleys
17, Reynolds, Smith & H111s Agreement
RESOLUTION
??IiEREAS: it has been determined by the City Commission of the City of Clearwater,
F+'lorida, 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?aing described property, situate in said City, shall be cleaned
of weeds, grass and?or underbrush within ten (10) days after notice in writing to the
owners thereof to do so and that upon failure to comply with said notice, the City
shall perform such cleaning and charge the costs thereof against the respective
properties in accordance with Section 128 of the Charter of the City of Clearwater,
as amended.
OWNER PROPERTY COST
LeI-anan Emerson t?, of Lot 55, and $21,60
Box 561 E, 70 ft. of Lot 57
Melbourne, Fla. Harbor Oalcs Subdivision
Burnice Hamilton Lots 19, 20 18,00
1337 S. Madison Block D
City Lakeview Heights Subdivision
Nick Sagonias Lot 1 ? 18,00
113 Ring Ave. B1oek 25
Tarpon Springs, Fla, Magnolia Parlc Subdivision
Ruby J, Conley Lot 64 16,00
209 Turner St. Lloyd White Skinner Subdivision
City
PASSED AND ADOPTED BY THE City Commission of the City of Clearwater, Florida,
This lgth day of January, A,D, 1959.
/s/ Alex D. Finch
Mayor-Commissioner
ATTEST:
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City Auditor and Clerk
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RESOLUTION
No. 59-5
WHEREAS, Briley, Gli1d and Associates have heretofore been retained by the City of
Clearwater to perform services as covered by the statement therefor hereinafter
described; and,
1?IIEREAS, said services, as so described, have been performed and there is due
and payable said Engineers from the City of Clearwater the sum of ?2,634,6g,
according to the statement of said Engineers dated January 7, 1959, a copy of which is
hereto attached and b, reference made a part hereof;
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY TIDE CITY COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF CLEAR1rdATER,
FLORIDA, in session duly and re ularly assembled, as follotivs:
1, That the sum of $2,6 3 ,69 be paid from the Construction Trust Fund by the
First Nat?.ona1 Banlc of Clearwater, Florida, Trustee thereof of Construction Trust
Fund Agreement dated June 10, 1957 which Construction Trust Fund is derived from
proceeds of the sale, of Utility Revenue Certificates Series of 1956.
2. That a certified copy of this Resolution be delivered forthwith to said
Trustee, which said certified copy shall constitute the direction of the City of
Clearwater to said Trustee to pay the foregoing sum directly to the said Engineers
forthwith in compliance irrith Section 3 (b) and other provisions of said Construction
Trust Fund Agreement.
PASSED AND ADOPTED, this 19th day of January, 1g59?
/s? Alex D. Finch
Mayor- Co nuni s si one r
Attest:
/s/ R, G, l?fnitehead
City Clerlt
RESOLUTION
No, 59-6
RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COMN1zSSI0N OF THE CITY OF CLEARWATER
RECOGNIZING THE SELECTION OF THE CITY OF NAGANO, rJAPAN AS
CLEARI?lATER'S SISTER-CITY IN PRESIDENT EISENHOWER'S "PEOPLE-
TO-PEOPLE" PROGRAM AND INVITING THE CITY GOVERNP?NT AND
PEOPLE OF NAGANO TO PARTICIPATE IN SAID PROGRAMI.
GJHEREAS, President Eisenhower in 1956 inaugurated the "People-to-People" Program
to establish greater friendship and understanding between the peoples of the United
States and other nations through the medium of direct personal contact; and
cJHEREAS, to implement this program the City of Clearwater and other cities in
the United States have been requested by the American Municipal Association to
. affiliate with a foreign city of similar characteristics and mutual interests; and
WHEREAS, the Clearwater City-to-City Committee has selected the city of Nagano,
Japan as Clearvrater's sister-city for participation in said program; and
V ? SAS, the City Commission does recognize and endorse said selection with the
hope that i.t will lead to a lasting friendship between the peoples of Clearvrater and
Nagano:
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by this City Commission as follows;
SECTION 1,
?a this City Commission, on behalf of the people of Clearwater, hereby extends
an invitation to the government and people of the city of Nagano, Japan to participate
with Clearvrater as its sister-city in President Eisenhower's "People-to-People" Program
for the purpose of creating good will and understanding between the peoples of our
two great nations,
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January 19, 1959
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SECTION 2,
is City Commissioner Cleveland Insco, Jr. is appointed ap the City?s
representative and Chairman of said program,
SECTION 3,
?a a copy o? this Resolution be sent- to the Mayor of the City of Nagano, to
the United States Department of State and to the American Municipal Association,
Introduced, approved and adapted this 19th day of January, 1959.
/s/ Alex D. Finch
Mayor of the City of Clearwater
ATTEST:
/s/ R. G. Whitehead
City Clerk of the City of Clearv?ater
RESOLUTION
No. -(
WHEREAS, the City of Clearwater Finance Department did submit its statement for
improvement assessments relatinG to Eldridge Street and alleys - sewer and paving
for Lot 1, Greenfield Subdivision, dated December 12, 1g58, to the Armory Board,
State of Florida, St, Augustine, Florida, in the amount of .?4,Oaa.39; and
ti?iEREAS, the said Armory Board returned said statement to the City of Clearwater,
accompanied by letter of December 17, 1953, and also accompanied by an opinion of
the Attorney General dated November 17, 1953, No. 053-30?, as well as revision off'
opinion No, 053-221; and,
WHEREAS, the City Attorney of the City of Clearwater has advised that said
assessment is not collectible against the property of the State of Florida in the
absence of specifically expressed or necessarily implied authority; and,
11JHEREAS, the City of Clear?rlater poNsesses no such authority by specific grant
or necessary implication;
NOI?J, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF CLEARWATER,
FLORIDA, TN SESSION DULY AND REGULARLY ASSEP??LED, AS FOLLOI?JS
1, That the assessment lien heretofore assessed b? the City of Clearwater
against Lot 1, Greenfield Subdivision, in the amount of ??1+,03G.39, being the property
of the State of Florida, is hereby cancelled by the City Conuni.ssion and the City
Cleric, the City Manager and the City Attorney are instructed to take such action as is
necessary to carry out the purpose and intent of this Resolution,
PASSED AND ADOPTEI}, this 19th day of January, 1958.
?s? Ale.; D. Finch
P4ayor-Commissioner
Attest:
/s/ R, G. '?Jhitehead
City Clerk
RESOLUTION
No, 59-b
6RiEREAS, Section 17 of the Clearwater City Charter provides as follows:
"On the first ldonday in January of each year, following each regular
municipal election, the City Commission shall meet at the usual place for
holding the meetings of the legislative body of the City, at which time the
newly elected Commissioners shall assume the duties of office, Thereafter
the City Commission shall meet at such times as may be prescribed by ordinance
or resolution, except that it shall meet regularly not less than twice each
month."
I?JHEREAS, the City Comn?Lasion met on Monday, January 5, 1959 at a regular meeting for
the purpose of considering matters coming before the Commission on said date; and,
N06J, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COP+'INI[SSTON OF THE CITY OF CLEARI?TATER,
FLORIDA, IN SESSION DULY AND REGULARLY ASSEP?3L1;D, AS FOLLOti?lS :
1. That regular meetings of the City Commission of the City of Clearwater
shall be held on the first and third Mondays of each month hereafter, beginning at
1:30 P,M, and continuing therea#'ter until properly terminated by motion to adjourn,
in order to carry out their duties as the elected officials of said City,
2. That said Commission may meet at such other specially called meetings as
may be provided for by Section 13 of the Clearwater City Charter, entitled "Special
meetings",
PASSED AND ADOPTED, this 19th day of January, 1959,
?s? Alex D, Finch
Mayor-Commissioner
Attest:
/s/ R. G. ti?hitehead
City Clerk
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CzTY COMMISSSON MEETING
January l9, 1959
Jan, 15, 1959
Honorable City Commission
Clearwater, Florida
Gentlemen;
As Trustees of the City of Clearwater Employees Pension Fund, you axe hereby
notified that, Evelyn P, Coffin, Museum Hostess at Sea Orama, Beach and Waterways
Department, has been duly examined by a local physician and designated by him as a
"First Class" rislc,
The above employee bogan her service with the City on Jw1e 7, 1958. She is under
45 years of age (birthdate -Feb. 5, "1820) and meets the requirements of our Civil
Service, It is hereby recommended by the Advisory Committee that she be accepted into
membership,
Very truly yours,
Advisory Committee of The Employees Pension fund
/s/ Paul Kane, Chairman
/s/ Edwin Blanton
/s/ Helen Peters
Honorable City Commission
Clearwater, Florida
Gentlemen:
Jan, 15, 1959
As Trustees of the City of Clearwater Employees Pension Fund, you are hereby
notified that George E. Campbell, a laborer in Public 1?lorks Department, Sewer Div „
has been duly examined by a local physician and designated by hlm as a "First Class"
rialt,
'The above employee began his service i-r?.th the City on June 2, 1958, He is under
45 years of age (birthdate -Nov. 11, 1921) and meets the requirements of our Civil
Service, It is hereby recommended by the Advisory Committee that he be accepted
into membership,
Very truly yours,
Advisory Committee of The Employees Pension fund
/s/ Paul Kane, Chairman
/s/ Edvrin Blanton
/s/ Helen Peters
Jan, 15, 1959
Honorable City Commission
C1ear??ater, Florida
Gentlemen:
As Trustees of the City of Clearwater Employees Pension Fund, you are hereby
notified that, l?lilliam G. hard, a laborer, in Public forks Department, Streets
Division, has been duly examined by a local physician and designated by him as a
"First Class" rislt,
The above employee began his service with the City on July 1, 1958, He is
under 45 years of age (birthdate -Aug, l4, lg2l) and meets the requirements of
our Civil Service, It is hereby recommended by the Advisory Committee that he be
accepted into membership.
Very truly yours,
Advisory Committee of The Employees Pension fund
/s/ Paul Kane, Chairman
/s/ Edwin Blanton
/s/ Helen Peters
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�'anuary 19� 1959
The City Commission of the City of Clearwater met in regular session at the City
Hall, Monday, January 19, Z959� at 1:30 p.M, wi�h the following members present:
Alex D, Finch Mayor-CommissiDner
Cleveland Insco, Jr. Commissioner
James �rlai:kins Commissioner
Herbert R. Fields Commissioner
Amos G, Smi�h Commissioner
Also present were:
James R. Stewart City Manager
H. H. Baskin, Jr. City Attorney
S. Lickton City Engineer
U!. Mackey Asst. Police Chief
The Mayor called the meeting to arder. The invocation was given by �he Reverend
Frank Stoff of Friendship Methodist Church, Clearwater. Commissione.r Insco movPd
that the minutes of the regu.lur meeting oi` January 5, 1g59, be approved in aceordan,ce
with copies submitted to each, Commissioner in writing. Motion was seconded by
Commissioner Watkins and carried unanimously.
The Mayor asked permission to deviate from the agenda and by consent the
Comnission agreed. The Mayor introduced Mrs. Laura Lee Kunnen and awarded her a,
citatien from the City in recognition for her oia:tstanding achievement in winning the
Women�s Dixie Tennis Championship.
Mr, Lloyd Phillips representing the Clearwater Softbal7 Association asked the
Commission to sponsor a bid to secure the Men's World So£tkall Tournament in Clearwater
in September. He explained that the Wor1d Softball Association �vill hold a meeting
in Clearwater the latter part of this month at v�hich time the bid should be submitted,
Commissioner Insco moved �'or the purpose of their submitting the bid of the City oi
Glearwafier to serve as host to the 1.959 'rJorld r�en�s Soitball Tourrament to be held
dur3ng the month of September, 1959, that the City Manager be authorized to prepare
and deliver for submission at that time the �uarantee of the City in connection with
such tournament in an amount set up at his discretion. Motion was seconded by
Conunissioner Watkins and carried unanimously,
Commissioner Insco moved that the amount of �450.00 be app�opriated from
unappropriated surplus fund to help defray the cost of the annual convention �f the
Amateur Softball Association to be held in the City of Cleartiaater January 2g-3i, 195a.
P�otion was seconded by ComrrLissioner Fields and carried unanimously.
The Mayor announced that Commissioner Insco had been appointed to ths Civic
Coiru�iittee of President Eisenhower�s People-to-People Program.
A Public Hearing was announced on the app�al of Messrs. Forest Dean and Norman
Kirkland, Jr., from the decision of the Board of Adjustment and Appeals on Zoning
in denying business use (grocery store) or' Tract A, Unit l, Palm Terrace, i,�hich is
presently zoned R-1. Mr. A. T. Cooper, Jr., speaking for Messrs. Dean and Kirkland,
reported in talking to some of the neighborhood residents that some of them had
expressed an opin:ton that tlzey might not objec� to the size being used for a 3octor�s
office but they would object to the use being requested. He asked the Commission �o
continue this matter to give an opportunity to explore this further and resubmit
plans through thP Building Department and the Board of Adjustment and Appeals for a
different use. Commissioner Watkins moved t� proceed tvith the hearing. Motion �rras
seconded by Commissioner Fields and carried unanimously.
Mr. Cooper ca].Yed on Mr. Bruce Taylor and Mr. Ben E4rans to give their opinion
as to the effect the R-1 zoning had on Tract A, Palm Terrace Unit l. It was the
op:tnion of both menji the property would be of more value as business property as its
proximity to the railroad would decrease its value as a residential site. Mr. John
Polhill represeni;ing a group of neighboririg proper�y owners asked that the appeal be
denied, an� �resen'ted a pe�ition of objectian signed by 107 persons. Messrs. Wm.
Harries, 4Vay�e Cruikshanlc, Ben Krentzman, Johr_ Bohannon, Walter Stroek, ti4m. Crum
objeeted to granting the appeal. The Clerk presented seven written objeetions.
Commissioner Insco moved that the City Commi:ssion deny the application of Messrs.
Forest Dean and Norman Kirkland, Jr., under Section 8 of the zoning ordinance of the
Cii;y of Clearwater as amended December 17: 1957, covering Tract A, Unit l, Palm
Terrace, according to the map or �lat thereos as recorded in the public records o2
Pinellas County, Florida, on the grounds that there has been no showing of practical
difficult3e� or unnecessary hardships under the hardship provision and that it has
been shown that the greatest promation of the public safety, tivelfare and health will
be effected in denying this appeal. Motion waa seconded by Commissioner tVatkins and
carried unanimously.
A Public Hearing was called on curbing, tvidening and drainage in Nicholson S��eet
from Betty L�.ne to Jeff�rson. The Engineer stated a petition had beer; received
requesting the improvements and explained 3t was proposed that the C�!ty would pay for
the resurfacin�. He estimated the total cost of the tivork at $11,500.00 or $2.33 per
front foot. �'he C1erk reported receiving eighteen written objections. Mr, Walter L.
Morey, 1234 Nicholson, also objected. DZr. I�eon Whitehurst spoke representing some
of the property own�rs objecting, F3aving held this Public Hearing and having heard
valid objections aga�,nst it, Commissioner Watkins moved that the petition be denied,
Motion was seconded by Commissioner Fields and carried unanimously.
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January 19� 1959
The Mayor annaunced a Public Hearing on construc�Eing sanitary sewers, curbin�,
widening and drainage in Venetian Point Arive from Venetian Drive nortlzerly and
easterly to its termination. The Clerk presented a writ�en objection from Mru.
Elizabeth Young. P7r. Robert G. Miekena objected to the curbing and widening.
After having held this Public Hearing and hearing no valid objections, Commissioner
Insco moved for approval of cor_struction of sanitary sewers, curbiizg, widening and
drainage in Venetian Point Drive, to be assessed on a lot basis. Motion was s�conded
by Commissioner Fields and carried unanimously.
Mr. Aarold Briley, Consulting Engineer, re,commended the approval of Supplemen�al
Agreement �-`l which would add $5�0.00 for extra manholes �o the cont�act with the Boyce
Company on the 1958 �aater improvements and Supplemental Agreement ,�}2 which would
decrease the same contract by $5,193.70 because of savings in the contract.
Commissioner Watkins inoved on the recommendation of the Consulting En�ineer that
Supplemental Agreement #1 and Supplemental A�reement �2 tivith the Boyce Company be
approved and the proper officials be authorized to execute it. Mo�ion was seconded
by Commissioner Fi�lds and carried unanimously.
Mr. Harold Briley recommended approval of final payment in the amount of
$18,�.26.84 to the Boyce Comp�ny in connection tivith the 1g58 ZJater Improvement Project.
Commissioner Fields moved �o approve the fiiza� payment to Boycs Company in the amount
of �18,126.84 and the proper authorities authorizad to execute i�� upon receipt of a
certificate that a11 bi�1 �nave been �aid against the project. Motion was seconded
by Commissioner Watkins and carried unanimously.
Pieliminary plans were displayed by Mr. Harold Briley for a new sanitary
sewer system and disposal plant to serve the area east of Belcher Road from an
approximate extension of Union Street- to an approximate extension of Belleair
Boulevard. He estimated the cost for the first stage of construction �vould be
,�,5g8,000.00 cvhich eventually could be expanded to serve the entire area,
Mr. Cliiford McKay repr�esenting th� Cha.nel by the Sea on Olearwater Beach
requested that an eight foot easement on the nortk� side of �he church's property be
vacated as they vrlsh to build an educational building on ttze property, Commissioner
[Jatkins moved that an e�ght foot easement on Lots 5 and 9, Replat of Block 80 and 81,
Mandalay Subdivision, be vaca.ted and �ne proper authorities be aubhorized to execu�e
it. Motian iaas seconded by Commissi�ner Fields and carried unanimously.
T:�e Mayor announced Item 5, "Bids, Sani.tary Sewers in Area near Skycrest
'Prea.tment Plant°. Commissioner ZJatkins moved that this matiter be referred tc the
C�.ty Attorney for his approval and returned to the Commission as early as possible.
p�otion vras seconded by Commissioner Fields and carried unanimously.
The P�Ianager reported that two bids ;uere received for the changeover of the lift
Gta�ion equipmen� a� Devan Drive but that the City Engineer recommended that both
bids be rejeeted and that tize work be given �ut on a fbrce account on a labor and
materials basis under the supervis�on oi the Sewerage Plants Superinteildent and the
City Engineer. CO1Tlli11SS10712r Ylatkins moved on recommendation of the City Enginee�
and the City Manager that both bids be rejected and that the City Manager be authorized
to do this on a'force account and any money tizat is necessary, as this is not a
budgeted item, be taken out o£ unappropriatied funds, Motion was seconded by
Commi.ssior_er Fields and carried unanimously.
The Manager reported an offer from the City Manager of the City of Saf ety
Ha;cbor concerning the o1d ladder truck of the Fire Department, �hat for a nominal
arrangement Clearwater turn over the olc� truck to them to hous2 and main.tain and
make it availa�ale to Clearwater at any time it is needed. He saicl another proposal
had been received from the Ozona-Palm-Iiarbor-Cr;�stal Beach volunteer fire departmen1�
offering $100.00 for the equipment. He said he and the Fire Chief recommend aecept-
ing the proposal fiom Safety Harbor, Commissioner Fields moved upon reco,-nmendation
of the Fire Chief and the City Manager that tne Safety Harbor offer be aceeptec� upon
recei�t of a contraet or an agreement between the City of Safety Harbor and the City
of Clearwater ap�roved �;� the City Courieil at Safety Harbor. Motion was seconded by
Commissioner l�7atkins and carried unanimously.
A statement was presented from 1�fallorie & Vasconi, Architects, asking payment
of �2,500.00 as part �ayment for preliminary plans for ti�.e nev� Citiy Hall, leaving a
balance of $1,225.00 from the original amount of �6,225 00. Gommissioner Watkinu
movecl on recommendation of the Manager that Mallorie and Vasconi l�e paid �2,500,00
as part of the contract they have with the Cit� subject to the approval of the City
Attorney. Mo�ion was seconded by Commissioner Inaco and carried unanimously,
Resolution 59=3 vras presented which would require four property owners to cle�n
thei-r lots of weeds and underbrush. Commissioner 4latkins moved Resolution 59-3 be
adopted and the proper officials be authorizecl to execute it, Motion was seconded
h,y Commissioner Insco and carried unanimousl3�.
The Manager reported that the Commission had confeired with various fl.scal
advisory firms to obtain proposals Por advising the C3ty in the carrying out of its
pr�posed financial pro�ram and he and the Pinance Oificer recommend accepting the
proposal submitted Uy ,T.,eedy, Wheeler and Alleman of Orlando and that they be
retained as tihe City�s fiscal agent Nub,ject to the approval and the working out of
the contr�,ctural arrangements. Commissioner Fields move� upon the rscornmendation
of the City Manager thafi tY+e employment of Leedy, Vhieeler and A1leman, iiscal agents,
be approved subjecf to the eva].uation of the contract in its final form by the C:ity
Attorney and the Commission. Motion vaas seconded by Commisslonez::Insco and oarriea
unanirnously .
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CTTY CG�lMISSION MEFTIidG
January lg, 1959
The contract with Hicltey and Endwright giving permission for �he rental of b8ach
equipmeiit on south Clearwater Beach was d3.scussed. Mr, Robert MeDermatt representj_ng
fIickey and Endwright stated he Uras w1.11�?ng to confer on ariy reasona'ble modification
of tlie contract. Commisaioner 4Jatkins 3uggest'ed the mabter be xeferred back to the
City Attorney to work out with Mr. I�lcDermott and then prought back �`,;� the Commission
for a�proval,
Resolution 5g-4 was read which would autho�i.ze the City Attorney and the
Assistant City Attorney tu defend the City in a suit filed by Harry Silos concerning
a sewer line instal.led across his property. Comm3.ssioner Watkins moved Resolutior_
59-�E1�e passed and. adopted and the proper officials be authorized to execute it.
Not3on was secondsd by Corr�rnissioner Fields and carried unar_imously.
The Attnrney reacl Resolution 59-5 whieh would authorize the payment of $2,G34.6g
to Br,iley, Wild and Associates in connecti�n Urith engineering services for the
Marshall Street Sewa�e Plant and the Marina Station Plant. Comm3.ssioner Glatkins
moved on the recommendation o�' the proper authorities Resolution 59-5 be passed and
aaontea and the proper ofzic3als be authorized to execute it. Motion �rras seconded
b3r Commissioner Fields and carried unanimously,
Resolution 5g-6 was read which would invite the gover•nmen� and people of the
City of Dlagano, Japan, to participate as Clearwater�s sister city in President
Eisenhower�s "people-to-People" program, Commissioner Smith moveri t�esolution 59-6
be passed arid adopted and tne proper officials be authorized to execube it, P�otion
Uras seconded by Comrnissioner Field� and carried unanimousl�-.
The Attorney read Resolution 5G-7 ti��hich would cancel the assessment lien for
sewer and pav3:ng in the amount of �y4,088.39 against the National Guard Armory
property (Lot l, Greenfield Subdivi.sian) since the City ha,d been advised by ihe
Armory 3oard that the assessment is not collectzble. Comn•L.�sioner Trlatkins moved
Resolution 59-7 be passed and adopter� and �he proper aut:loritiies be authorized to
execute it. Motion tvas seconded by Commissioner Fields and carried unanimously.
The Attorney presented a letter he had prepared �ddressed to Reynolds, Smith
and Hill, architects and engineers, Jacksonville, infbrming them the City would not
utilizP their services in connec�ion tivith the natural gas program, Commissioner
Watkins moved that the City Manager be instructed to sign the letter to Reynolds,
Smith and H111 and forward the same to them. T�Iotion was seconded by Commissioner
Tnsco and carried unanimously.
Comm3.ssioner Watkins asked the Commission_ to consider another� resolut?on pre-
pared by the City Attorney which had been requested by the Commercial Boatmen of
Clearwater. Commissinner Smith asked that the resolution be deferred to the next
meei;ing. By consent, the Commission agreed.
Resolution 59-8 was presented which would set the firs� and third Nondays of
each month as the regular meetings of the Commission. Commissioner InSco moved
Resolution 59-8 be passed and a@opted and the proper officials be authori�ed to
execute it. Nlotion was seconded by Cc�mmissioner Smith and carried unanimously.
The Attorney asked if tne Commission �aished to consider a resolution authorizing
the Assistant City Attorney to defend suit of Fields &�'inch vs. Homer, et a1.
Commissioner Insco moved that it be deferred. Motion was secondPd by Commissioner
j�latkins and carried unanimously.
The Attorr_ey reported that he had closed the transaction acquiring the property
in Section 22-29-15 f'rom Mr. �dalter Freeze and explained �here taas a restrictive
clause in the �.eed tha� the acreage be used for park purposes to which he had adde�
tha� tlle clause should not be construed as creating a reverter clause. He said the
seller would be agreeable to removing this cl�;use from the deed i? the Commission
�vished, He recommended that Resolution 5Q-2 dedicating the area as Ross B, Norton
Park be re-passed �nd re-dated as the City novr aetually otims the property.
Commissioner Watkins moved Resolution 59-2 be re-passed and adoptec? and that it be
dated as of today and forwarded to Mrs. Norton and that the clause designating it
as a parlt re;n�in in i:he deed. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Fields and
carried unanimou�ly.
she Attorney explained �hat Attorne,y I�rentzman had been as�ed last 4lugust to
talk tvith the representatives of the P�ichie Company and certain other companies
concerning a revision of the City Code. Commissioner Insco moved that the matter
be postponed. Motion �vas seconded by Coirun3.ssiorier �'ields and carried unanimously.
Commissioner Watkins announced based on Civil Defense projects he had acquired
sor;ie cquipment that originally cost over �30,000.00 consisting of generators �o
operate various department� if the electricity faiTs, and other items with a cost
to the Cif.y of �1,5�0.00, Commissioner Watlzins moved the sum of �1,500.00 be
transferred from Z1000 to F1230 and -Ehat the proper officials be authorized to mal�e
the transfer, Motion was seconded by Commi.ssioner Fields and carxied unanimoualy,
Commissioner Lfatkins presen�ed the Mayor with a Gertificate of recognition to the
City �rom the Air Defense Command for �he work of the Groknd Observer Corps,
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CITY COMMISSION MFETING ' ETING ri
_ Janczary 19, 1959 _ �anuarY 19� 1959 ,i
Commissioner Insco poi�ted out it would be neceNsary i'er the entire Commission 1�GEntDA Public Hear3ngs
to go to Wash �ngton in connection with the Little Pass improvement prog�am. CTTY CONIl�'IISSTQN MEEI'IDIG ' 7.. Zoning Appea:l, T�act A, Uni�C 1, Pa1m
Commissioner Tnsco moVed travel expenses �or the Comm3.ssion to o� to Washin��on be SArNARY �9� 1959 - Terrace �
approved and also that trayal expenses be authorize'd for C1�Ly o�'f3cials to attend 1�3� P.M. 2,. Construnt Curbing, ti^lidening and �rainage, s`
the mid-t+rinter conference dt Jaeksonville o�' the Florida League ox' Nluni,cigalities, _ Niehol�on St, frum 4dest Line of Betty Lane - ';
I�totioil was seconded by Commissioner l+Iatl�lns and carried unanimously. Invocatlon , Weeterly to Jesferson '�
.�ntroductions ,3. Con�truc� S�,n. Se�vers, Curbing, Widening ;
' The Commission, nojv adjourned as the City Commission and actiizg as Trustiees oi M:Lnutes of Preceding Me,et3ngs and Drainage,, Vene�ian Point Drive c
"`" the Pensi�n Fund, heard letters read recommending Eve�yil P. Coffin, Museum Hos�ess, Public Hearin�s ?�
Sea-Orama; Williain G. V�ard and George E. Campb�ll, laborers, I�ublic Works Dapartment, Repo�ts of City Managex� , Reports from Cit� Manager �
be admitted to the Pensi�n Plan. Commissioner Watkins mo;red the fiI�xee em�loyees be Reports of C�,ty Attorney , Bri ey, YI�Z Reports �
accepted into the Pension P1aiz. Motion was seconded b5* Comm3.ssioner Fields and , Citizens to be Heard, a.. Clearwater Eas�E Sewage Project �
carried unanimously.
Other Commission Action b'. Supplemental Agreemez�ti �1, Boyce Go. �
, Ad.journment 5. Bids, Sanitas�y Sewers in Area near Skycrest
There being no further business, �he meeting adjourned at 5:40 P.M. Meeting Pension I'lan Trusteea Treatment Plant i
6. Bids, Changeover of Liflt Station Equipment `;
at Devon Drive
. 7. Recommendations re Old F�r� Truck '
8. Statement i�iallorie and V�.sconi
NIayor- ' s oner 9. Dther Engineeri.ng 1�4at�ers
P_ttest: 10. srivate ?�ot Moj•nng Requests
11. Verbal Reports and O�her Pending P4atters '
Repoxts from City Attorney ,
12, Consideration of Agreement betV�een Hickey
Cit � erk — -- _ � Endtirright and City
13. Resolution -�[zthorizing City Attorne� and
Asst. Cit3� Attorney to Defend Suit - Si1os
and Z�life vs. City
l�. tZesolution - Payment ta Briley, Wi?ci � As�,oc. _
l5, Resolution - Nagano City, Japan ;
lb. Resolution - E1.dridoe St, & Alleys
17. Reynolds, Smith � Hil�s Agreement
RESOLUTION
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WH�REAS: it has beei� def�rmir_ed uy the Cit,y C�mmission of the City o� Clear�va�er,
Flcrida, that the proper�y described 'aeloUr ahould be cleaned of syeedsz grass and�or
uizderbrush, and that after ten (1D) days notice and failure oT the oUmer tihereof to
do so, the City should clean such property and charge tre costs thereof against the
respeetive property. ' -
NOW THEHEFORE BE'IT RESOLVED by the City Commi.ssion of tne Citg of Clearwater,
Florida, ihat the follot-aa:ng described property, situate in said City, sha11 �e cleaned
of U:eeds, grass and��r underbrush tivithin ten (10) days after notice in writing zo the' '
o�+nzers thereoz to do So and that upoiz failure zo comply with said notice, Lhe City
, shall perform such cleaning and charge the costs thereof agains� �he respective
� properties in accordanc,e w.i�h Section 1,28 0� the Chartier of the City of Clear�v�ter, ,
as amended.
, Oj+INER PROPERTY COST
` Lehman EYnersqn jV. 0 ft. of Lot 55� and �21,00 _
Box 561 E. 7o zt. of Lot 57
Melbourne, Fla. �Tarbor Oaks Subdivision
' Bux�nice Hamilton Lots 19,: 20 18.00 '
7-337 S. P'tadn.son Block D
City Lal�eview Heights Subdivision
Nick Sa�onias Lot 1 18,�0
113 Ring Ave, Blocic 25 ,
'Tarpon Spriizgs, Fla. Magnolia Parlc Subdivision
Ruby J. Conley Lot 64 16.00 ;
20g Turner St. Lloyd Ulhite Skinne�r Subaivision '
Gity
PASSED AND ADOPTED 3Y THE Ciiy Commiasion of i,he City of Clearwat;er, Florida,
This 19th day of January, A.D. 1959.
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CTTY COMMCSSION M�ETTNG _ CTTX COMMISSION 1�1EETING
Jar_uary 7.9, �9�9 January 19, �959
�SOLUTTON , (Continuecl)
No . - �EG�'zON 2. ,.
�°iHEREAS, Harry Silos and Des ina Silos his w3�e have �i1ed a sui a �aC City Cammi�s3.oner Cleveland Insco, �'r. is a o-lnted as t ' � '
� ginst �he Pp he Ci�y s
p ' ' x�epresentat3,ve and Cha3rman af said �rogram,
City of Oleartvater a�d othera, in �he Circus.t Coui�t of the S3.xth J'udi�ia7. Circuit � .,
of 1;he S�ate of Florida, in and fox� Pine�.las Coun;�y, the same being Chancery No, S�CTTODT �. ,
� Tha� a copy of this 13e5o1utian be sent to the Mayc�r of �he Citf oi' Na ano ta
51,012; and„
the Ui�,ii.ed States D��aartmeni, of State and to �he American Munici�al Asso ig '�
tiVHEREA�, it 1s clesired -�hat the City Attorney and the As�ista,nt City Attorney _ c ation,
be au:thorized, col7.ectively and �.nd:ivzdtcall.y, to represent and dei'end the bef'endan� Introd.uced, approved. and a,c�opted this 1�}�h ciar of January, 195g,
City of Cleariaa�er, �i� said case; '
, NOVT, TNH,P,EFORE, BE zT RESOLVFD BY THE CTTY COMMISSTON OF THE CI'�Y OF CLEARWATER, �s/ Alex D, Rinch
FLORIDA, IN SES52QV DUIlY AND REGULARLY 1�SSEMBL£D, AS FOL�04�15; Ma,yor of �he CitJ oi Clearwater . :
1. That the �ity Attorney and the Assistant Gity Attorizey af i:he City of AT'I'�ST:
Clearwater, ar>e atzthorZzed �nd direct�d co7,leetively or indzvidual,ly to represei�,t 4nd /s/ R, G. UJhit�head
defend the Defendant, Ci�y of Clearwater, 1n -�ha� certaiiZ Chancery Case No. 51,O12, City Clerk of the City of Cleartvater
nocP pendzr� in the Circuit Court of the Sixth Judicial Cireti�.t ot' the Sta�e qf F'lorida .
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FASSED AND ADOPTED, tizis 1�t1z day of Tant� ry', 195�.
/sf Alex D. rir�ch RESOI,UT�Oi�t
Mayor-COmmiSsioaler _ , No. 5 -
Attes�:
/.�j R. G•, tiVh3.tehead NIHEREAS, the City af Clearwater Finance Department did submit i:ts statemen-� for
City Clsxlc improvemen� assesaments rela;ting to Eldriclge Street and alley� - sevrer anci paving
for Lot 1, Green�'i�1d Sub:division, clated December 12, 1958, to the l�rmory Bo�rd, �
___ S�ate of b'lorida, St. Augus�xne, Florida, in the arnour�t af `��,C�a�.39` and '•
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"v]HEREAS, �he said Armory Board returned sa�d statemen� to the Cit� of C7,earwater,
R�SOLUTION ' accompanied by letter of Dec�mber '17, 1958, and also accompanied by an opinion of
N0. 59-5 ' the Attorney �enera7, dated November Z7, 1953, No. 053-308, as �;7eI� as revision of
opinion No. 053-221; ancl, _
i�JN_EREAS, Eriley, T�+li1d and Associates have heretofore heen retained by the Ci �y of I�Il3�AS, the �it� Attorney of the City of Clearwate� has advised that said
Cleartvater to perform servic2s as coverzd by �he si;atement tl�erafor hereinafter assessment 3.s no� co7.l�etible agains� the property of the �State o� Florid� irz tl�e
describedj and, absen., �f specifically e�pressed or necessarily implzed authority; and,
, , pert'ormed and there is due i^1I��3EAS, tlze C3.ty of ClaarVra�er p�ssesses no sueh authority by sp�cific grant : ,_
aVIir,-'RE�fS, sa? d services as so deseribed have been or necessary imp3.ica�ion; •;
and payable said �gineers from the Gi.ty of Clearwatei tl�e sum of $2;63�.69, NOi�I, THEREFORE, B�' IT R�SOLUFD BY T�: CITY CONIl+�SSId m �
aceording to the statement oi' said, Enginee�s da�ed January 7, I�59, a copy of tiahich is N OF 2`HE CZ_Y �F CLEARtiIATER� '
hereto attached and b� re�er�nce made a part hereof; ' P�OF:IDA, IN S�SSTON DITI,Y AND REGULAI�T,Y ASSENiBi�ED, AS FOLT,OUJS: �
xd0U1, THEREFORF', BE 2T RE;SOLVED BY 1�� CITY COMi�iISSTON OF TfL CITY OF CLEAT3WATER, l. That the assessme�zt ],ien heretofore assessed by the City of Clear�vater '
FLORTD�i, in �ession dv],y and re ularly a,ssemb�ed, as follows: against �ot 1,, Grea_i,field Subdi,viSion, �.n the amount of $4,D$F,39, being tYie .property
l, That the sum cf �2,63�.69 be paid from the Construction Txust Fund U the of the State ai Florida, is hereby cancelled 7�y the City Gommission and the Cit`
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First National Bank o�' Cleart�rater, Florida, Tzuatee thereof .of Cons�Eruction Trus� C�e'-''k� tne City T�anager and ine City Pttarney are instructed to tal�e such action as is `
�'und Agreement dated June 10, 1g57, ivhich Consiruction Trus� Fund is deri.ved from neCessary �o carry out tlze purpose aiid 3n�ent of thiS Resolution. ;
proceeds of the sale oi Utility Rcvenue '.e�tif'icates Seri,es of 1956. PASSED AND ADOPTEJ�, this 19th ctay of' Jar_uary, 1959.
2. That a certified co s Ale,�: D. r�inch
py of this Resolution be delivered iortlzw3th to said Ia�or-Commissioner
Trixstee, v�hich said certified copy shall consti-tute �he direction of the City of At�esi;:
Cleari�ater to said Trastee to pay tne foregoin� sum dlreetly to the sa�d Engine�rs �s R. G, t^lhi�ehead
forthivzth in compliance with,Section 3(b) and otiher provisions oF said Cor�struct�.on Ci y Clerk
Trust Fixnd 9greemer_�; . - -
PASSED AND �DOPT��, this 1��th day a.f Jarivary, 1959.
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' �S� Ale� D. F'inch _
�Iayor-Commi�sioner RESOLUTION
Attes�: No. 59-8
" �s� H. G. 4�Ihitehead
Ci�y Clerk , , , VJHE'rT�AS, Section 17 of the C2learwater City� Char�er provides as follozvs:
"On the �'irst Monda� izz January of each year, follo�ring each r�e�ular
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mw�.icipal elec ;ion, the City Comrn3ssion shal� meet at the usual nlace for
h.olding the meetzngs o� the 1eg3slative bocty af the Cicy, at tvhich t�.me +he
RESOT,UTI�IJ neivly el�cted Corrnnissioners shall aNsume the cluta.es oi' offiee. Thereafter
No. 59-6 �lze C3.ty Comiru.ssion shall meet a� such �imes as may be prescr�?bed by ordinanee
or resolution, e�cept �hat 1.t sha11 meet regula�ly not less than tti�ice sach
RESOLUT�'ON OF THE GITY COMMCSSION aF THE CITY OF CS,�ARWATER montlz ," '
FiECOGNIZING THE SELECTIO�}'' OF' TfLE C?TY OF NAG.AN'0, J�1PAN AS T���S, the Cii;y Commissi�iz met on MonaQy, J'anuary 5, 1959 a�c a regular mee�ing #'or
CLEARI�IAT�,R� S SIST.�P�-CTTv" IN PRES?IiE�i T EIS�NHOtidER� S"PEOPLE- the �aurpose of consid�rin� matters comin� bei'ore the Commiasion on, said date; _ a�d,
'.L'O-PEOP.LE" PROGRAI'/I AND TI�TITIT�TG '.C`FiE CITY GOVERNMENT AND I3QW, `I'HF1�EP+ORT.t,, BE TT R�SOLVED BY iHE CT'I'Y COI�'IP'�SSION Ob` TI3E CITY OF` Cj�ARti�1ATER,
PEOPLE OF DTAGANO' TO PARTICIPATE Iri SAID PROGRI�M. PLOR,zDA, IN SESSxON DUI;X AND REGULARLY ASSEiViBL�; AS FOLLOWS:
l, �'hat regulax meetings oi the Ci;cy Commission of �he City of Clearwater
V�IHEREAS, President Eisenhourer in 1956 inai� urat�d the "Peo e-� - " � shall. be held on the first and third lKoi�days of each month hereazter be inn3 at
� p7. o People Progiam 1;30 P.M, and contizzui�z� tl-i�reafter until ro erl tex�mina�ed b motion to ad ouri
to establiah �reater friendship and unders�Eanding between th� peoples of the Uni��d p p y y J 7,
States and otl2er nations throvgn �he medium of direct persona:L contact; and �.� order to carx� out their dutieS as �he e�ected offic3:als a�' said City.
' i�JHEREAS, to inik�lemen� this program tY±e Cit;� of Clearvrater and other cities i 2. Tha� said Commiss3.oi1 may mee� a� s�zeh other specially called meetings as
t11e United StateS have been requested b�he American "c' n may be provid�d �'or Uy Section 18 of the Clearwater Cit Charter entitl.ed "S ecia
Y � p 1
_ y Muna. i�a1 Association to m�eti.n�s" .
affi].iate with a foreign city of s�.milar charac�erzstics and mutual intereats; and , _
: 4VH�REAS, the Clearwater City-to-City Commi�tee has selected the ci1;y of Nd. ano PASS�D /�ND �1DQPTED, tlzis 19th day of �anuary, 195g,
Japan aa ClearvTater�s slster-ezt for s Alex D. Fincr
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y partici,pa�3otz in said �ro�ram; and Mayor-Commissio��r
T�iH�iEAS, the Ci'cy Cor,unission does recognize and endorse said selection vaitlz �he Att�st�
hope that it vri7.�. 7.eac� to a Iasting �'-riendsl�a.p between the reoples of C�earwatei an.d �s� R. CT. [4hitehead
,�-, = °_ Na�ano :
'�- NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLUED by tnis Clty Corrunission as iollows: City Cl�rk
SECTION 1.
TFia`��his City Cammiss�on, on behalf of �he p�ople oi Clearwater, hereby extends
an invi�ation to the government anc� people of �the cii;y of Nagano; �'apan �o par�ic�pate
tn�i.th Cl.earvTater as :Lts siste.r-city in �resiclent Eisenhov,rer's °Peo�ie-to-PeopSe" ��o�ram -
< for the �urpose o�' crea'�i,ng good vrill and undexstanding betUreen the peopleg of oux
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CITY C01�SS;CQN P�E7.'ING ' ,• ,
�'anuary 19� 1959 , .
san. 15� 1959
Honorable City Commiss�.on - _
-,� Cleaxwater, Florida
, ;, Gent], emen :
� ,._..
' As Trustees of tl�e Ci'�y of ;C1.ear-v�a�er Em�loyees' Per�s�.oiz I'tu�d; yo�z are hereUy
,,�;,, no�a�fied that, Evelyn P. Cofi'in, Museum Hostess at Sea Orama, ]3eaeh �.izd Wa{;erU�a3*s
Depar�mezz�,, has been du3,y exam3.ned by a local pllysician, and desig�za�ted by him as a
' "I':Li�st Class" risl�,
The above'employee be�an her service svith the Ci�y on �"une 7, 1g58, 5h� is u�.der
�5 years of a�e (birthc�at� - Feb. �, 1920) anc� meets the requ3rements of our C3.vi1
Se�vice. It is hereby recommended by� �Lhe Advisory Commit-�e� tha� she l�e accept�d ii11:o
membership.
' : Very truly� yaiirs, _
Advisory Commi�tee of The Employees� Fenslon fund '
�s/ Paul I�ane, Gha�rman
/s� �dtivin Blanton
�s� He7.en Peters
_ san, 15 1959'
Hoizorable City Commissi�n � ,
Cleartaater, Florida
G�r�tl emen :
. A� Trustees of the City of C� earTArater Employees � Pension .'�'und, yoLt are h�re7�y
notif3.ed that George E. Campbell, a labarer in Public �,Vorks Department, S�w�ar Div.,-
has 7�een duly examined py a local physician and designated by l�iin as a"Fix•;t Class�' '
ri slt .
The above einplqyee began his service t�a�.�h the Ci�y on �'une 2, 1958. He is under
�5 years of age (bi�thdate - Nov. 11, 1q21� and meets tlZe requ3rements of our Civil
Service. :�t is hereby reconuner�ded by tih.e ABvisory Committee that he be acceptsd
into membership; _
Very truly �curs,
Advisory Committ�e of The L�nployees� pension �und
/s� Paul �ane, Gl�air�nan
/s� Edvri.iz T_ilanton
�sr Helen Pe�ers
�'an. 15� 1959
HOnor,able Cs.ty Commission
Clearrrater, Florida
Gentlenens .
As Tr�zstees of the Ci�y of Clearwater Emplaye�s� P�nsion FLu1d; you are hereby :
nobif� ed that, UJilliam G. Zdard, a laborer, in Pubiic Works De�ar�ment, StY�eets
' Division, has been duly exam?ned by a local physiczan and desi�natec�. by hYm as a
nFirst Class" risk, _
The above employee began his service yri�fi the City on JLtI.y 1, 1958, He is
under 45 years o� age (birthdate - Aug. 1�, 1921) and mee�s the requirements of
avr Civzl S�rvice. It is hereby recommended by ihe L�clvisory Commit'tee that he be
, accepted into membership. ' _
V�ry trvly yours,
Advisory Comm3,�Ltes of The Employees � Pension �'uizd
/s/ Paul Kane, Chairman
�s� Edt�rin Blanton
/s� Helen Petex�:s