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03/02/1959 ;' ;,:" ; ....,~<.< .'" .~\l ;:;' ....." 'f .."!. "':.( . . ,'. ,:; ."""';~' .:".~', ;..':': ' , ~", '. ""'.1 CITY COMMISSION MEETING March 2, 1959 The City Commission o~ the City of Clearwater met in regular session at ttle City Hall, Monday, March 2, 1959, at 1:30 P.M. with the following membera present: Alex D. Finch Cleveland Insco, Jr. James H. Watkins Herbert R. Fields Amos G. Smith Mayor-Commissioner Conunissioner Comndssioner Commissioner Commissioner Also present were: James R. Stewart H. H. Baskin, Jr. S. Lickton W. Booth City Manager City Attorney City Engineer Police Chief' The Mayor called the meeting to order. The invocation was given by the Reverend Carl Houston of Skycrest Baptist Church, Clearwater. Commissioner Insco recommended the motion in Paragraph 4, Page 2, of the minutes of February 16th be corrected to read "City Treasurer" instead of "City Clerk". Ccmm1ssioner Insco moved the minutes of February 16th as amended be approved in accordance with copies submitted to each Commissioner in writing. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Smith and carried unanimously. Commissioner Watkins moved the minutes of the special meeting of February 17th be approved according to copies submitted to each Commissioner in writing. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Fields and carried unanimously. The Manager presented a letter from Mr. J. Gerald Murphy representing Mr. Thomas Liberto which stated that Mr. Liberto had a contract with the Food Fair Company to remove trash and garbage from their stores in Clearwater and asked that he be given a permit to do so. It was pointed out by the Commission that the City had invested a great deal of' money in new garbage and trash trucks and no complaints had been received on the service being provided. Commissioner Fields moved to deny the perrndt. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Smith and carried unanimously. Commissioner Watkins moved that the Treasurer be authorized to reimburse Mr. Thomas Liberto for the amount paid for his license. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Fields and carried unanimously. A letter was read f'rom Mr. Ira McGee requesting that a classification for occupational license and license f'ee be established for his occupation Which is teaching classes in hypnotism. Commissioner Watkins moved that he be granted a license and the fee be established at $150.25. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Fields and carried unanimously. The Manager recommended accepting the low bid of $2,149.35 from Ellis & Ford Supply Company, Dunedin, for 500 3/4 inch inverted key curb stops, 500 3/4 inch corporation stops, 200 1 inch corporation stops. Commissioner Watkins moved that the contract for water works brass fittings be awarded to Ellis & Ford Company for the sum of $2,149.35 which is the lowest and best responsible bid and that the appropriate officials of the City be authorized to execute said contract which shall be in accordance with the plans and specifications and bid. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Fields and carried unanimously. It was recommended by the Manager that the low bid of $1,455.00 be accepted from Dunedin General Sales, Dunedin, for 244 feet of' piling, timbers and deCking for Seminole Pier. Commissioner Watkins moved on the recommendat1on of' the City Engineer, the Assistant Purchasing Agent that the contract for the Seminole Pier be awarded to Dunedin General Sales Company for the sum of $1,455.00 which is the lowest and best responsible bid, and that the appropriate officials be authorized to execute said contract which shall be in accordance with the plans and specifications and bid. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Insco and carried unanimOUSly. In regard to the bids for air conditioning and heating for the City Library, the Engineer stated gas air conditioning units are not available and recommended the bid of' Y-B Refrigeration and Air Conditioning Company at $6,266.00 be accepted as it also included the duct work. Commissioner Watkins moved on the joint recommendation of' the City Engineer, Assistant Purchasing Agent and Library Director that the contract for the air conditioning and heating in the City Library be awarded to Y-B Refrigeration and Air Conditioning Company in the amount of $6,266.00 which is the best responsible bid, and that the appropriate officials be authorized to execute the contract which shall be in accordance lnth the plans and specifications. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Fields and carried unanimously. Resolution 59-23 was presented which would require ten property owners to clean their lots of weeds and undergrowth. Commissioner Insco moved Resolution 59-23 be passed and adopted and the proper officials be authorized to execute it. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Fields and carried unanimously. ,; .:...... ~__.......,_.........4.~ ............\.,..~:::.~~;::~~:~i.-..:~n...."i.~~OGIJflntij"._~~r~~~~.....(..I,..,.,' .,.,..,~.-;;.;;~, {PIg ,..,' H,,""".' ~r'5I~[;~: ~:t~,( .,: ." '.~~:" .' . .' ..... .' . ~ . . I ...... .' " ,,'": .t' I '<;:",,:,.:,,~~"::.. .< ,", ':',y....", ..or .,'" ':", ?:"'- ':'.\' , ' . "',:;";::!"",;' '.' ' \ :,";~;:';'"" ;;!",\,,,.'.,A":',<,'r;.',.,":" '~P,1r:~?,~.'I"}~:\'l.ir~~~{t{::i . ,~. ,., .., ' " "h ~ I ~I. ~ :.;;,~~;.~;:I'/,,:~~~~,.~'<)l:;, );~::~~'.lt~;}'" ~ . :o' :~i'~~":!,::::ii.};b'iiJR~~;g;;~t~S;;~t:~~~f;;~~1J~~8~~~~~i~':"i \t~f.Jt~I~,M" . .. ..~:.:,., ". ,'. . ., ,', , .' '<'.: ;:~ ~"~":,:~~.2~',:;~~~:,:.':::~'~,:"-,:",,,,:::;',~:,: :~'_:.~> ~'r".~';... '~".ol', ~,~,~'~\~:':,:, , ..' . &/1 -2- CITY COMMISSION MEETING March 2, 1959 Regarding the protest o~ Mr. Paul Reid ooncerning paying the assessment for liCt station inoluded in the assessment ~or sanitary sewer to serve Granada streetl the Manager reported the Clerk had checked the minutes regarding the Charles Street assessment and found that the assessments were made as ordered at that time. The Manager said investigation brought out that at the time of the publio hear~ng on the Granada street prcject the property owners were advised they would be assessed tor the sewer and a portion o~ the lift station. Commissioner Fields moved to reject the reCund because it has been the policy since 1954 to assess everyone for the lift station. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Smith and carried unanimously. The Manager explained that at the last meeting the motions approving the plats of ISland Estates Unit 4 and a portion of Unit 5 did not mention the zoni~ of the plats. He reported the Zoning and Planning Board had recommended R-l zoning for Is1.and Estates Unit l~ and Bu.siness zoning for Unit #5. Commissioner Watkins moved on recommendation of the Zoning and Planning Board that R-l zoning ror Unit 4 and Business zoning for the portion of Unit 5 be approved ~or the plats or Island Estates Unit 4 and Unit 5. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Fields and carried unanimously. The Attorney read Resolution 59-24 which would assess the paving and drainage of Cirus Avenue from Rainbow to Gul~ to Bay against the benefited property owners. The Mayor asked if there were any objections and there were none. Commiss~oner Insco moved Resolution 59-24 be passed and adopted and the proper o~ricials authorized to execute it. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Watkins and carried unanimously. Resolution 59-25 was read which would assess the cost of construction of sanitary sewer in McVeigh Subdivision against the benefited property owners. The Mayor asked if there were any objections and there were none. Comndssioner Watkins moved Resolution 59-25 be amended to include Block D and passed and adopted as amended and the proper officials be authorized to execute it. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Fields and carried unanin~Jusly. The Attorney read on its first reading Ordinance 812 which would extend the zone fo~ selling wine to be conswmed off premises to include the southeast and the southwest co~ners of Sunset Point and Highland Avenue as requested by Food Fair Stores, Inc., at its new location. Commissioner Smith stated that he was against extending the liquor zones in any part of the City. Commissioner Smith moved that Ordinance 812 be tabled indefinitely. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Insco and carried unanimously. Mr. W. E. Eigenmann, the Reverend W. J. Nubern, the Reverend R. McKinley, the Reverend C. Houston, the Reverend R. Coleman, the Reverend O. E. Burton, the Reverend E. C. Chastain, and Mr. John Bohannon commended Commissioner Smith on his motion. Commissioner Fields moved to deviate ~rom the agenda to consider Item 191 "Report from City Attorney re Thayer property1l. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Wa~kins and carr~ed unanimously. In regard to the acquisition of the Thayer property on the west side of North Ga~den Avenue to use ~or a dO\intown parking lot, the Attorney reported after conferring wi~h Mr. Maurice Thayer he believed the option with Mr. Thayer is not a workable type of instrument and requested that the Commission authorize him to prepare a formal resolution which would institute condemnation proceedings at which time need, vaLuation and acquisition will be passed on by the Circuit Court. Messrs. A. M. Chace, R1c::lc Pottberg, Leonard Merrell, James Novotny, vi. E. Eigerunann, John Batstone, E. H. HeLdel spoke against acquiring of the lot by the City. Mr. P. R. Keppie and Mr. R. O. Downie spoke in ravor of it. Mr. Leonard Merrell introduced Mr. A. B. Fogarty, St. Petersburg appraiser, who reported that his preliminary survey indicated that the price o~ the Thayer property was too high and his initial appraisal would be approximately $225,000.00 but indicated that the proposed condemnation proceedings wo~ld bring out a fair figure. Comndssioner Fields moved to authorize the City At~orney to prepare a resolution to institute condemnation proceedings. Motion was sec::onded by Commissioner Insco and carried unanimously. t~~lr ! ,;\ .1.,.. ,<.., .' llj~"~*~~~) f":~~;;/:{;~;+J' r...,. ,,,) !"f'~' . I?;ffl~t, f' " ", ,,' ',";' .. $(~[il~ ~: ~. The Attorney described the terms of the options on the following property in BIDck 6, ~gnolia Park: Lot 1 from Mrs. M[ldred Dawson for $30,000.00 with a payment of $10.00 ror the the option, $2,990.00 on March 3rd, and balance in cash in six months; Lots 3,4,5 from Standard Sup~ly Company, Inc., for $75,525.00, with a $10.00 payment for the option, ~1,990.00 on March 3rd, and the balance in cash in 120 days; Lots 10,11,12 from Larry Dimrrdtt, Jr., for $71,250.00 with a $10.00 payment ror the option, $4,990.00 on March 3rd, payment of $16,250.00 at cloBi~~ balance to be paid in cash on January 2~ 1960, no interestj Lot 14, west 35' o~ Lot 13 and Lot 2 ~rom W. R. Taylor for $71,250.00 with a $10.00 payment for the option, $1,990.00 on March 3, 1959, $15,8~2_50 on closing, balance to be secured by mortgage payable in ten equal annual payments with 4% interest. Mr. James Novotny spoke against the purchase. The Mayor stated he was not in favor of the purchase as he did not think there were enough businesses in that particular area to warrant the expenditure for a parking lot at that location and believed it shDuld be located closer to the center of the downtown district. Commdssioner Insco '., ",;. " , 'f' ~: " ,,' " . : :' ~ ....--..---- ---.. -.:....-..~ '\ 'l"'.' -' .': .. .. '. ~.'.' .: "'. " . ~~ ....."\.... _.: '. ~;." .r.: '" 'As se s smen t C conto Lot 7 , '~ :'~ ~::":\ .,.., McVeigh Subdivision, sanitary Owner Walter D. Rerber!ch 1265 Jasmine Way Clearwater. Florida 71.00' William F. Hurter 1257 Jasmine Way Clearwater. Florida 71.00. Lot 8 Carl K. Kish 1253 Jasm1ne Way Clearwater, Florida Lot 9 Merle M. Chamberlain 71.00 726 18th Avenue, NoE. St. Petersburg, Florida Block D Lot 1. Lot 2 tot 3 4 James H. Lane 1301 S" Ft. Clearwater, 71000 Harrison Florida Coleman Do Barefoot 1235 JasmLne Way Clearwater, Florida 71000 Edward J. Schultheis 1227 Jasmine Way Clearwater, Florida Frederick M. Gilliland 1223 Jasm1.ne Way 'Clearwater, Florida Thomas O. McNamara 1217 Jasmine Way Clearwater, Florida -7';' .' >1t'. ~~"~"r .-"l'.~~:~~:~, . ~ ~'~r~-~l.~~tt,~~~~\~!~'B~:?~?' ,.,r;\;,,~. " ':: " ~ . . ,'.' ",.~ '~ ~. ',' " ~.,. "'4~,:;;':~~~if!!&i!Jt;I.',-'L2i;i;:.".;;;j,.',:';~;L.c:::2.:,s~j'i:l;'fLL...."."';;.~_.: :.':' .. ,. . ',- " & 20 .. -3- CITY COMMISSION MEETING March 2, 1959 moved on the reconunendation of the parking Advisory Board and our engineers that we purchase the options on the properties and instruct the City Manager and other employees of the City to pay the sums called for in the respective options; further instruct the City Attorney to prepare the necessary papers in order to acquire good and sufficient title in ~ccordance with the options purchased; and that the City furthernlore indicate its intention to exercise these options upon the payment of the total sum of $12,000.00 for the same. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Fields. Upon the vote being talcen, Conunissioners Insco, Watkins and Fields voted It Aye II . Commissioners Smith and Finch voted IINo". Motion carried. The Attorney read on its first reading Ordinance 814 which would change the amount o~ charge for connection to sanitary sewers of the City to a minimum of $150.00, Mr, H. E. Ernst and Mr. Bud Williams, plumbers, objected to the ordinance. (~yor Finch was excused from the meeting at 5:55 P.M. and Commissioner Insco assumed the chair.) Cornmdssioner Fields moved Ordinance 814 be passed on its first reading, Motion wa3 seconded by Commissioner Smith and carried unanimOUSly. Commissione~ Watkins moved at 6:00 P.M. to recess the meeting until 8:00 P.M. Motion was seconded by Comrrdssioner Fields and carried unanimously. The Mayor re-convened the meeting at 8:00 P.M. with all Commissioners present and with Captain W. Beam representing the Police Chief. The Attorney read on its first reading Ordinance 813 which would declare the City's intention to annex acreage in Section 24-29-15 to be known as Third Addition to Fair Oaks Subdivision. Commissioner Watkins moved Ordinance 813 be passed on its first reading, Motion was seconded by Commissioner Fields and carried unanimously. Commissioner Watkins moved Ordinance 813 be read by title only on its second reading by unanimous consent of the Commission. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Fields and carried unanimOUSly. The Attorney read the ordinance by title only. Corrmussioner Watkins moved Ordinance 813 be passed on its second reading by title only. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Fields and carried unanimously. Commissioner Watkins moved Ordinance 813 be considered on its third reading by unanimous consent of the Commission. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Insco and carried unanimOUSly. The Attorney read the ordinance. Comndssioner Watkins moved Ordinance 813 be passed on its third and final reading and adopted and the proper of~icials authorized to execute it. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Fields and carried unanimOUSly. Resolution 59-26 was read which would assess the cost of construction of sanitary sewers in Druid Heights Subdivision against the benefited property o\~ers. The Mayor asked i~ there were any objections and there were none. Commissioner Watkins moved Resolution 59-26 be passed and adopted and the appropriate ofricials authorized to execute it. Motion was seconded by Comm1ssioner Fields and carried unanimously. The Attorney read Resolution 59-27 which would authorize payment of $803.43 to Briley, Wild and Associates ror services in connection with the Myrtle Avenue Water Project. Commdssioner Watkins moved Resolution 59-27 be passed and adopted and the proper orficials be authorized to execute it. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Fields and carried unanimOUSly. Resolution 59-28 was read which would authorize the payment of $1,367.68 to Briley, . Wild and Associates ror services in connection with the Marina Station Sewer Plant. Conunissioner \!/atkins moved Resolution 59-28 be passed and adopted and the appropriate o~ficials be authorized to execute it. Motion was seconded by CommiSSioner Fields and ca~ried unanimOUSly. The Attorney read Resolution 59-29 which declared that the Commission was opposed to an increase in rates being requested by the General Telephone Company. Commissioner Watkins moved Resolution 59-29 be adopted and the appropriate officials authorized to execute it. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Smith and carried unanimOUSly. Resolution 59-30 was read which would vacate Skyview Avenue south from Druid Road to the City limdts except at the intersections of Barry and Tuscola Roads. Conunissioner ~atkins moved Resolution 59-30 be adopted and the appropriate officials authorized to execute it. Motion was seconded by Comrndssioner Fields and carried unanimously. The Attorney reported that the lease on the building being used for a colored library located on Lot l~ Pennsylvania Subdivision, owned by Johnnie Mae Williams had expired and that she had requested a letter from the City indicating the City's desi~e to continue to use the building on a month to month basis with a notice or fifteen days o~ intention to vacate. Commissioner Watkins moved that the City Manager be authorized to write such a letter informing the owner of the property that the City would like to continue to rent the property on a month to month basis with fi~teen days notice of intent to vacate. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Fields and carried unanimously, n.. ~~(~iiJ;~J;f4~I 1'''' dt~..j.lJh/,~'t)'P:;K,.'.... t :'" ..,.;. ..: ,."r;..., ~),Eli~:~1t';"" ';:~i~T':" ~ ,~~% .~ ;' " " I ~ ',.,' < '.';' ,. , ~. ":'7'"':-:'~~"':. ,,'(", ~, & 2/ -4- CITY COMMISSION MEETING Maroh 2, 1959 Mr. Roy James spoke of the ~~y southbound traffic piles up on North Fort Harrison north of Drew street as there is only one southbound lane and there are four northbound lanes of traffic including Garden and Osceola Avenues. He stated that the traffic officer stationed at Drew and Fort Harrison had helped the situation but not sufficiently, Commissioner Watkins suggested the complaint be taken under considera- tion and re~erred to the Traffic Department. The Manager reported that Mr. Avery Gilkerson, County Clerk, had requested a meeting of the County Commission with the City Co~ssion to discuss the proposed relocation of the Court House. By consent, the Manager was directed to set up such a meeting. Commissioner Insco moved that the Mayor or specifically Commissioner Watkins and Commissioner Smith or any other member of the Commission be authorized to investigate the natural gas program in any City in a nearby area or this part of the country anyhow as to their operations and program and bring the recommendations back for the Commission's study. Motion was seconded by Co~ssioner Fields and carried unanimOUSly. Comndssioner Watkins reported he had received approval from the Federal Government to purchase radios for the police motorcycles with matching funds. Comndssioner Watkins said he understood the Civil Defense Director would be appointed by Resolution today which would give authority to go to Camp Blanding to look at surplus equipment. The Attorney read Resolution 59-31 which would appoint Colonel James H. watkins as Civil Defense Director. Comrrdssioner Smith moved that Resolution 59-31 be passed and adopted and the proper officials be authorized to execute it. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Fields and carried unanimously. The City Attorney \"las excused from the meeting at 8:50 P.M. The Mayor recommended the following persons be appointed to the Boards specified: Industrial Committee Walter S. Doxsey, John Martens, Robert Mahan, Paul Ficht, J. Fred Campbell, James Novotny, Jack Young, ex-officio Libra!X Board Mrs. Frances Filewicz, Wm. H. Williams, Mrs. Earl Lokey, Mrs. Sarah Halmi, vim. Goza Charities Solicitations Board Dr. Don Cooke, Mrs. Emory J. Daniel, Walter Titzel, Donald S. Williams, Col. James H. Watkins, Chief of Police, City Attorney Civil Service Comrni ttee - Complaints Amos G, Sn~th, Charlie Coit Zoning and Planning Board Arthur M. Kruse, Ralph Reade, \Vffi. E. Harries, Charles Galloway, Jr., John Bonner, Daryl Swan, Orville Cassady, Cecil Gates, Guy Kennedy, Sr. Adjustment and Appeal on Zoning Robert Levison, Dan Stoutamire, H. Everett Hougen, Harry Shepard, E. C. Marquardt Fun 'N Sun permanent Committee Owen Allbritton, III, Cleveland Insco~ Jr., Earle Brown Historical Committee Nancy Meador, Reinhold Rogers, Willis Booth, Chester McMullen, Harold Wallace, Louis C. McMullen One-Way Street Committee Jack Wolle, C. L. Darling, Col. Jim Rancl{, Leonard Merrell, Roy James, Blaine Lecouris, Mayor Finch Parking Board E. c. Marquardt, Geo. W. Smith, Clyde Posey, Jules Bragin, Tom Brown Parks and Recreation Board Frank Tack, Jack F. vfuite, J. H. Logan, Mrs. Margaret Fincher, Joe Everett, Amos G. Srrdth, ex-o~ficio. Safet~ Council John C. Marceron, Joseph A. Gibson, Gordon Kelley, Cecil Frazier, Danny Beck, Ken Williamson, Elwood Hogan, Charles F. Kohrt, James Thompson Building Contractors Board W. W. Clark, John Batstone, Forest Dean, Edmond MacCollin, Building Inspector Board of Adjustment and Appeal W. w. Clark~ John Batstone, Forest Dean, Edmond MacCollin, Earl S. Ward Commissioner Insco moved the Commission approve the recommendation of the Mayor for the members of the various Boards as listed.. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Watkins and carr~ed unanimously. . . . ': . . . , ,:.. .' .' . ,. . ~% '. . '. . .\,' . , ...~""' ~.-::-:- .:.l.~ ',., "--";1"''''' , ". ~., ~"_\' '.,',' ...1 ,I.. ......>1.\ '~".,. - UI ! I 1,,\..."..._..... ," .__ >.,~~4~~:-;;::.......~.,;{~--:..,_.. ~-:'-: . .' AGENDA CITY COMMISSION MEETING MARCH 2, 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 Commdssion Action Adjournment Meeting Pension Plan Trustees CITY COMMISSION MEETING March 2" 1959 Reports from City Manager 1. Request for Pe~t to Collect Garbage and Trash from Food Fair Stores 2. Request for License for Hypnoti~t 3. Bids" Water Works Brass Fittings 4. Bids" Seminole Pier 5. Bids" Air Cond:1tioning and Heating City Library 6. other Engineer:1ng Matters 7. Private Lot Mowing Requests 8. Verbal Reports and Other Pending Matters Reports from City Attorney 9. Assessment Resolution - Cirus Ave. Curbi~ and Drainage, Rainbow to Gulf-to-Bay 10. Assessment Resolution - McVeigh Subd. Sanitary Sewer 11. Ord. #812 to be considered on First Read~ng for Extension of Liquor Zone to include Property in Vicinity of Intersection of Sunset Point Rd. and Highland Ave. 12. Ord. #813 - Intention to Annex Fair Oaks~ 3rd Addn. 13. Assessment Resolution - Druid Heights Sanitary Sewer 14. Resolution - payment to Briley, Wild & Assoc. - Marina Station 15. Resolution - payment to Briley, Wild & Assoc. - Myrtle Avenue Water Project 16. Vacation of Skyview Avenue 17. Resolution protesting Telephone Rates 18. Ordinance setting Sewer Tapping Fees 19. Report from City Attorney re Thayer Property 20. Options for Purchase or Property bounded by ACL RR, SAL RR" Park St. and Pierce St. RESOLUTION #59-23 WHEREAS: it has been deterrrdned by the City Commission or the City or Clearwater, Florida, that the property described below should be cleaned or 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 there or against the respec- t:1ve 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 o~ 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 perrorm such cleaning and charge the costs thereof against the respective properties in accordance with Section 128 of the Charter of the City of Clearwater, a s amended. OWNER Leo J. Poinsatte 1819 Brentwood Dr. City Jean L. Colvin Box 432 City Floyd Jordan 26 Oak St. Bloomf'ie1d, N".J. Ralph Parker P . O. Box 2021 Balboa, Canal Zone Andrew Fr:1sella c/o Shoreline Dr. Motel 1911 Edgewater Dr. City Marvin Gramley William,S Bay, Wi sc . Reade Tilley 431 Cleveland St. City Edward T. Whaley Palmer Rd. Largo" Fla. Eugene Garl:1ngton 1939 Harctl.ng St. City Margaret W. Clayton 154 5th st. N".W. At+anta~ Oa. PROPERTY Lots 23 & 24 Bayside Subdivision #2 Lots 25 Be 26 Bayside Subdivision #2 Lot 21 Fair Oaks Subdivision COST $20.00 20.00 18.00 Lot 22 Fair Oaks Subdivision 18.00 Lot 4 Block 31 Highland Pines #5 Lot 1 Little Subdivision Lot 5 Little Subdivision 16.00 20 .00 16.00 Lots 2 & 3 Block B New Marymont Subdivision Lot 4 Block B New Ma~ont Subdivision Lots 25 Be 26 Oakwood Subdivision 27.00 19.00 21.00 (Continued) " ,. , "',. ,.' ; ':.~~r" ,', .... I.....',..'~..I'> '::~'~...("""'~'l,f"";\ ";'.". '1~,'~\'~; _, ''''';'' ~,~::':'-_~':'''''''. ~.!., "i.'/' r/. ,.' .' .~ ,-. , !:, :l~ . . ::' ~ ')'~~~~1-~~}~~;.s. t~'~~~:.:~~~y~~iJ;~*~~J:~~~~:::~~~~~~ ' :.:~ ~', . . .:..,.v':...' ,:::'.;.':; : '. , '.' ,'~ :', ' CITY COMMISSION MEETING March 2, 1959 (Continued) PASSED AND ADOPTED BY THE City Commission of the City or Clearwater, Florida, This 2nd day of March, A.D. 1959. Is/ Alex D. Finch Mayor-Commissioner ATTEST: Isl R. G. Whitehead City Auditor and Clerk --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- RESOLUTION No. 59-24 WHEREAS, after public hearing on the 21st day of Apri1~ 1958, the City Comndssion of the City of Clearwater, Florida, deterrrdned that certain work and improvements hereinafter described should be done and made; and, WHEREAS, pursuant thereto said improvements have been made as ~ollows: Constructed curbs, necessary drainage and widened Cirus Avenue from Rainbow to a point approximately 335 ft. South of the South line of Rainbow, Clearwater~ Pinellas County, Florida. The properties facing and abutting these improvements are deemed to derive special benefits therefrom. WHEREAS, under the provisions of Section 123 and other pertinent provisions of the City Charter, after said improvements shall have been completed, the City Commission shall assess the cost thereof against the properties facing and abutt~ng and receiving benefits from said improvements so made; and, WHEREAS, certain parcels of real estate facing and abutting and in the vicinity of said improvements have been benefitted thereby and the pro-rata cost thereof shall be assessed against such property; NmoJ, 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 above described improvements in the area of Cirus Avenue ~rom Rainbow to a point approximately 335 ft. South of the South line of RainbOW, Clearwater, Pinellas County, Florida, be and the same are hereby accepted and approved as having been completed. 2. That the following described properties facing and abutting and in the vicinity of the aforesaid improvements are hereby deemed to have been beneritted by said improvements in the following proportions of the cost thereof, and the same are hereby assessed in accordance with the following schedule: 3. That if asseSSlnents herein made are not paid within thirty (30) days from the date hereof, the City Treasurer is hereby directed to issue and sell certificates o~ indebtedness under Section 124 of the City Charter, which certificates shall bear interest at the rate of eight (8%) per annum against the foregoing properties for the assessments herein made immediately upon the expiration of the foregoing thirty-day period. PASSED AND ADOPTED, this 2nd day of March, 1959. IsI Alex D. Finch Mayor-Commissioner Attest: IsI R. G. Whitehead City Clerk --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- RESOLUTION No. 59-25 WHEREAS~ after public hearing on the 25th day of August, 1958, the City Commission or the City of Clearwater, Florida, determined that certain work and improvements hereinafter described should be done and madej and, WHEREAS, pursuant thereto said improvements have been made as follows: Construct an 8 inch sanitary sewer, manholes and appurtenances in the easement between Druid Road and Jasmine Way, from the existing sanitary sewer in Betty Lane Westerly to the alley East of Missouri and in the easement between Jasmine Way and Magnolia Drive from the existing sanitary sewer in Betty Lane Westerly to McVeigh Avenue, Clearwater, Pinellas Co., Fla. The lots in Blocks A, B, C and D of McVeigh Subdivision are deemed to derive benefit from this improvement. WHEREAS, under the provisions of Section 123 and other pertinent provisions of the City Charter, after said improvements shall have been completed, the City Commission shall assess the cost thereof against the properties facing and abutting and receiving benefits from said improvements so made; and, WHEREAS, certain parcels or real estate facing and abutting and in the vicinity of said improvements have been beneritted thereby and the pro-rata cost thereof shall be assessed against such property; NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF CLEAR\'/ATER, FLORIDA, IN SESSION DULY AND REGULARLY ASSEMBLED, AS FOLLOWS: 1. That the above described improvements in the area of McVeigh Subdivision, Clearwater, Pinellas County, Florida, be and the same are hereby accepted and approved as having been completed. 2. That the following described properties facing and abutting and in the vicinity of the aforesaid improvements are hereby deemed to have been benefitted by said improve- ments in the following proportions of the cost thereof, and the same are hereby assessed , ih accordance with the following schedule: (Continued) :' , " .: .' J ,'. '., ..',,' ,.'" ,. t"J, .,; '. j' "". ~.-';"', 1''- :'. ': 'l"~ ," '''.-1'-. ',\ ',.: .:...,.',,' "\;.',', ' J'." '~, :,."~',!:,,,':,::'(~~,~"";, j~l.,.~..~~....:,q,...,'.... '~"~"f~rl;~.',:,,:.?~,I,,~:~~~:~~~~:.~q:~1Y"'~~~~> i~::,::--~~~~'t",,;;i;:'02"";""""" ,::,~: ;;,;_.'''oJ;Q;;'''''''~'-'~'''''~_''''~~"~'i''''.'j>'''''''''_''"";K"S";;;;;,,,dtdi];ffi;;;ti'Ei!fi~~~:'if;k~.--... -' f~, i CITY COMMcrSSION MEETING March 2, 1959 (Continued) 3. That if assessments herein made are not paid within thirty (30) days from the date hereof, the c~ty Treasurer is hereby directed to issue and sell certificates of indebtedness under Section 124 of the City Charter, which certificates shall bear int~rest at the rate of eight (8%) per annum against the foregoing properties for the assessments herein made immediately upon the expiration of the foregoing thirty-day period. PASSED AND ADOPTED, this 2nd day of March, 1959. /s/ Alex D. Finch Mayor-Commissioner . " Attest: /s/ R. G. Whitehead City Clerk ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- RESOLUTION No. 5~-26 WHEREAS~ after public hearing on the 18th day of August, 1958, the City Commission of the City of Clearwater~ Florida, determined that certain work and improvements hereinafter described should be done and made; and, WHEREAS, pursuant thereto said improvements have been made as follows: Constructed sanitary sewers, manholes and appurtenances in the easement of Block B, Druid Heights Subdivision, from Hillcrest to Evergreen and in the easement of Elock A, Druid Heights Subdivision from Hillcrest to Evergreen, and in Evergreen from apprOXimately 450 feet North of Druid Road, South to Druid Road; Westerly in Druid Road to the existing sanitary sewer line in Mark Drive~ Clearwater, Pinellas County, Florida. The properties facing and abutting these improvements are deemed to derive special benefits therefrom. WHEREAS~ under the provisions of Section 123 and other pertinent provisions of the City Charter, after said improvements shall have been completed, the City Commission shall assess the cost thereof against the properties facing and abutting and receiving benefits from said improvements so made; and, WHEREAS~ certain parcels of real estate racing and abutting and in the vicinity of said improvements have been benefitted thereby and the pro-rata cost thereof shall be assessed against such property; NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF CLEAR\'1ATER, FLORIDA, IN SESSION DULY AND REGULARLY ASSEMBLED, AS FOLLOWS: 1. That the above described improvements in the area of Druid Heights Subdivision, Clearwater, Pinellas County, Florida, be and the same are hereby accepted and approved as having been completed. 2. That the fOllowing described properties facing and abutting and in the vicinity of the a~oresaid improvements are hereby deemed to have been benefitted by said improve- ments in the following proportions of the cost thereof, and the same are hereby assessed in accordance with the following schedule: 3. That if assessments herein made are not paid within thirty (30) days from the date hereo~, the City Treasurer is hereby directed to issue and sell certificates of in- debtedness under Section 124 of the City Charter~ which certificates shall bear interest at the rate of eight (8%) per annum aeainst the foregoing properties for the assessments herein made immediately upon the .expiration o~ the foregoing thirty-day period. PASSED AND ADOPTED, this 2nd day of March, 1959. /s/ Alex D. Finch Mayor-Commissioner Attest: Isl R. G. Whitehead City Clerk --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- RESOLUTION NO. 59-27 WHEREAS, Briley~ Wild and Associates have heretofore been retained by the City of Clearwater to perform services as covered by the statement therefor hereinafter described; and, WHEREAS, said services, as so described, have been performed and there is due and payable said Engineers from the City of Clearwater the sum of $803.43, according to the statement of said Engineers dated February 23, 1959, a copy of which is hereto attached and by reference made a part hereof; NO\'1, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF CLEARWATER, FLORIDA, in session duly and regularly assernbled~ as follows: 1. That the sum of $803.43 be paid from the Construction Trust Fund by the First National Bank 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 with Section 3 (b) and other provisions of said Construction Trust Fund Agreement. PASSED AND ADOPTED, this 2nd day of March, 1959. /s/ Alex D. Finch Mayor-Commissioner Attest: /s/ R. G. 'Wh.1 tehead City Clerk ",~:-:--::;.,.-:.~.".. ....1 - ~,.~.... GZS .~ ""1 . . " . '.. ,I. " I,,~ I . , . 411 ,'~, ~4.~~ ~L,. " ~~~!?~:ff;'~~i;~:~~hL~':~.,~:"'_';j::';:,_.~,"::.: " f ..:, :'~.:~. ,'.~:r."'i, .,' ; ..t~'~:':.;; CITY COMMcrSSION r~ETING March 2, 1959 RESOLUTION ~O. 59-28 WHEREAS, Briley~ Wild and Associates have heretofore been retained by the City of Clearwater to perform services as covered by the statement therefor hereinafter described; and, WHEREAS, said services, as so described, have been performed and there is due and payable said Engineers from the City of Clearwater the sum of $1,367.68, according to the statement of said Engineers dated Feb. 23, 1959, a copy of which is hereto attached and by reference made a part hereof; 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 sum of $1,367.68 be paid from the Construction Trust Fund by the First National Bank of Clearwater, Florida, Trustee thereof of Construction Trust Fund Agreement dated June 10, 1957, which Construction Trust Fund is der~ved rrom proceeds of the sale of Utility Revenue Certi~icates Series of 1956. 2. That a certified copy of this Resolution be delivered forthwith to said Trustee, which said certified copy shall constitQte the direction o~ the City o~ Clearwater to said Trustee to pay the foregoing sum directly to the said Engineers forthwith in com- pliance with Section 3 (b) and other proviSions of said Construction Trust Fund Agreement. PASSED AND ADOPTED, this 2nd day of March, 1959. Is/ Alex D. Finch Mayor-Commdssioner Attest: 15/ R. G. Whitehead City Clerk ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- '" RESOLUTION No. 59-29 WHEREAS, General Telephone Company has indicated its desire to increase phone rates for service within the corporate limits of the City of Clearwater; and, WHEREAS, Avery W. Gillcerson, Clerk of the Circuit Court in and for Pinellas County, Florida, is vigorously protesting the increase of phone rates as the same might arfect the citizens of Pinellas County, Floridaj and, vnIEREAS, there is grave public concern with respect to the effect Which the increase of such rates Will have upon business and social life of the citizens of Clearwater; NOli, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF CLEARWATER, FLORIDA, IN SESSION DULY AND REGULARLY ASSEMBLED J AS FOLL0\1S: The Commission does hereby and hereon place itself upon record as unalterably opposed to an increase in telephone service charges, and joins with Avery W. Gilkerson, Clerk of the Circuit Court, Pinellas County, Florida, ~n his opposition to any grant of increase in rates pending before the Florida Railroad and Public utilit~es Commission. PASSED AND ADOPTED, this 2nd day o~ March, 1959. Is/ Alex D. Finch Mayor-Commissioner Attest: /sl R. G. "lhi tehead City Clerk ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- RESOLUTION 59-30 WHER~S, the City Comrndssion o~ the City o~ Clearwater, Florida, deems it advisable and in the best interest of the people of the City o~ Clearwater to close and vacate that portion or the public thoroughfare located in said City and described as: SKYVIEW AVENUE, from Druid Road South to the Municipal limits of the City of Clearwater, LESS the intersections of Barry and Tuscola Roads with said avenue in the plats of Druid Groves Subd~vision, Druid Groves Re-Plat and First Addition to Gates Knoll; , AND vrnmREAS, said Avenue has never been opened to nor used by the pUblic nor improved, and WHEREAS, said Avenue is not necessary to afford ingress and egress to and from any property in the City of Clearwater and the closing of said street between said points does not and will not jeopardize or inrringe the rights or privileges of any person or persons, but it is deemed necessary that the City be allowed to use said land for the hereina~ter mentioned purpose. NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED, by the City Commission of the City of Clearwater, Florida in session duly and regularly assembled as follows: That the portions or SKYVIEW AVENUE extending from Druid Road South to the Municipal limits of: the City of Cleart'later, LESS THE INTERSECTIONS THEREOF WITH BARRY ROAD AND TUSCOLA ROAD, in the Plats of DRUID GROVES SUBDIVISION, according to Plat Book l5~ PAge 46, DRUID GROVES REPLAT, according to Plat Book 46, Page 1 and FIRST ADDITION TO GATES KNOLL, according to Plat Book 38, Page 43, all said plats being as reoorded in the Public Records of Pinel1as County, Florida be and the same hereby are closed, vacated and released ~rom pUblic use by the said City of Clearwater~ Florida (Continued) " ,....:- -(:;. , .;,."....', .,..1'.'.., ''''':'' I, "'1",' '.. .:. ",,, ~;, "', _. ""\,'.'t.. .....::-.~.::.~::~,;,;_,. . , ,I CITY COMMISSION MEETING Maroh 2, 1959 (Continued) and the property formerly included in sald SKYVIEW' AVENUE shall revert or pass to the owners entitled thereto by operation of law; provided however, there is reserved in favor of the City of Clearwater an easement over said property extending from Druid Road to stevenson's Creek for maintenance and operation of drainage and/or utility facilities now and/or hereafter installed. PASSED AND ADOPTED this second day of March, 1959. Isl Alex D, Finch Mayor-Commdssioner ATTEST: /s/ R. G. Whitehead City Auditor and Clerk ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------~--- RESOLUTION No. 59-31 WHEREAS, it has been determined by the City Cornmdssion o~ Clearwater, Florida, that it is to the best interest of said City to appoint a Civil Defense Director, with all rights, powers and duties incident thereto, and with power to buy Civil Defense equipment and surplus ~terials from the United States Government at various and sundry military camps, particularly Camp Blanding; and, ~~AS, Colonel James H. Watkins is willing to serve as Civil Defense Director and is eminently qualified to accept and execute said appointment; NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF CLEARWATER, FLORIDA, IN SESSION DULY AND REGULARLY ASSEMBLED, AS FOLLOWS: 1. The Commission does hereby appoint Colonel James H. Watltins to serve as Civil Defense Director with power to buy on behalf of the City Civil Defense, surplus materials ~rom any United States Government facility, particularly Camp Blanding, and he is ~urther authorized to visit any and all such camps which he finds may be to the advantage of the City in and about the purchase of such materials and equipment. 2. It is further ordered that he be reimbursed for all of his reasonable and necessar,y expenses of travel, lodging, etc. incident thereto. PASSED AND ADOPTED, this 2nd day of ~mrch, 1959. /s/ Alex D. Finch Mayor-Commissioner Attest: /sl R. G. Whitehead City Clerk --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Feb. 6, 1959 Honorable City Commission Clearwater, Florida Gentlemen: As Trustees of the City of Clearwater Employees' pension Fund, you are hereby notiried that David J. Farnsworth, a Patrolrrmn in the police Department, has been duly examined by a local physicj.an and designated by him as a "First Class" risk. The above employee began his service with the City on Aug. 21, 1958, He is under 45 years of age (birthdate - Apr, 11, 1935) and meets the requirements o~ 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 Js! Paul Kane, Chair.man Isl Edwin Blanton Isl Helen Peters ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Feb. 18, 1959 Honorable City Commission Clearwater, Florida Gentlemen: As Trustees of the City of Clearwater Employees' Pension Fund, you are hereby notified that Dolores M. Curtis, Clerk Steno. I, Electrical Department, has been duly examined by a local physician and ',designated by him as a "First Class" risk. The above employee began her service with the City on Aug. 18, 1958. She is under 45 years of age (birthdate - JUly 3, 1920) and meets the requirements of our Civil Service. It is hereby recommended by the Advisory Commdttee that she be accepted into membership. Very truly yours, Advisory Committee of The Employees' Pension Fund (s! Paul Kane, Chairman (s( Edwin Blanton fa( Helen Peters -. " r '" . .. ..... -. ,. .. 1,', ..., . ~' ...... .i., .~ ..L ~."~ - !t.~:;~, ~,'<e,(:;~~!:)#j!~;'. %*.;:~'iI;.:~..~t f'!i<:j\"J:: ,:"';;"":;:., ,,: ,,' ;' ,. . ,,' :"" .'.1' ! ',' '.v{.ir>."., '.<,'/'ir; " f'" 'l"">' ;". ,.,'.,:-:::;::(:: .',' , :;:":'~';:"~" '~:::, :..:\;'~:\~ft,:i~~s.l!~}~.C..:tJ::~:.t;;'..\,}<,::::.,,::.~:,~:',":;/;',i~:1,::);:>[~{. ::." :""., '.:::.', .' .',' . . \,-. t .' "'1 ..t--~ '''''\r:''':1~ .,',-' 'f 'r U;j~~''',~ ~':/" ;<;~_~~:';::\{:?;\ ,L,. ,., ,',,;.,' ./~:;:{~t~~'.;~:.;:cg ;:\ ,(' ";'-;;;: {":',:", ..:", '.: "~, ',.' · CITY' ': :':.' ':. ", :.,' ': ': .,.\:.: :,'" " ' Honora bl e Oi ty Conuni ssion ," : '., ClearWater~ Florida . '. ':,:'...., "',';' :'..:;>:~,:";'... :':::':"<':},."':: :':,: ,':,~\'J.\"';::-/';':::">~:'\~}} ...1,::.:;\~::;:;i;;f; '. . "". ,".," :. . , .,' '::/-/"~<:\7; '" I. ".Z,:jJ.,,(I"1 , : . , ,:>' ,:e,..:''>,'}::.': :>--:: '/.':"';'~'.: ,( "',~' ,,:;:;'i<;' ,:..(:::..:;~.~: (jt4(~~~;': . '-' ., ,-;.~ . }i,:t-',~. 'i . / '., ,..( '.', r' r' 'I}..... ,'. f ;r..J .l' f , ',', ,'t ",~~;~ .~:'< . ::"'~~ ' ,.':-. ::~,' :"'I',:~'\':"'JI'~..~ "':~t ~:l;~A...~J.~i.:'\~:~-'</~: t'~i'~~, . . , ., . " )': . ;~'X\ .:;;,,".} <'c:,; '::.3;ir.";:<:;:'~';:'.'/ACJl'~;~'(~.:;;;';~~~Y(;;:i6h COMMISSION ME'C'mING "". ,,;:.;;. . ',' :\'3';" ':':[:J.' ;\.;. 1>' ;:.~: ;;.' ~ ,'~.';.-L'{ ,',,,; .,,~' )-,1 ,/,;1'.10 . ,'. ;:.;N~;~ " 'j. :.;-:'; ",:'-.,>:;;.,<;':'~i-.:.~" :,.:;r :fll ,,"," '.~,,:, 'l./ M h 2 1959 " ~ . ~',<.';-" ,..... .:t:'l~..~il~<.:~,: ; ":','i'.:~.L~ ~'''-''( ;: ..~ arc ~ ".;:..... ,;,""';, '., :;:)"\,-,. '. "~,~',,;v":'~J.;,,;, :,';":~;t'l~t)r ~:" , ~'r'..' :;-{:<~~~~"'I :; ;;Y':,,~~'":'~/;.~;~::;:",~,,;~::'l<~;;_'I.\~.,"';i"jt>:i;l.~~..:."~~t ~~:;:~~ . .: ,".:";, ,"",. ~ F' '1:)" 24 "'i95Sf.;1:,:- ::",>i: . .' .\ . ' ." . ',:,,'r.,:~' . ,- '. ~ ." " , ,.,<' :,':>'i~t;~:~ b' J,~ t, f " ,~ .' f . " "~':?:r,. ,'rig: \ '~":';'<- As Trustees of the Oi ty of Clearwater' Employees' Pension Fund~ you are hereby." .. notified that L. K. Dixon, a laborer in the utilities Department" Supply Seotion, .,-:..,,:...),:,,:~~,.~.:,,:,~",~,:~,,::,'~,~,,:.~,~ Oas Plant, has been duly examined by a looal physician and designated by him as a '. c;,~ "First Class" risk. . ., c The above employee began his servioe with the City on Aug. 18" 1958. He is . ".: ..:::;3~~}~~ .' under 45 years of age (birthdate-Feb. 2l~ 1934) and meets the requirements of our; ','~ ..,.'-:" Civil Service. It is hereby recommended by the Advisory Conunittee that he be aoo~p~e.(('(~.~:;~r'~: into membership. . . .... '.: ~ , ~ ,,:'~ :',::,~:;~/ Very truly yours, , '. .'; A':;': . . ,. '. AdViS~~ !~~1~~~;~~~~~PIOYeWI Pension Fund,<?J}c'~i:~~\l~~ ------------- -- ---- -------~------------------- ---,..- ----- -- --- -----....----- -- -----~-- --.;; ~; ',I '. ...... , '. . :. .,. :';:,'~',,~>;~..:.;.'7,.:':. .;~>i;',.:." - " .. (:.":: .t,....; ~.'" .....::;.x,.... .'" ,,:'. . ,. ..;'.,,;:.,,'~,>(..;\',;:;,' J;,.i:>; ;, .:, " . '. '.,.." :''::' . 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"; , ;' ::,'" i{ g(:"~:~;;?~i!~~'!(li(:P;;' ~,~,\;,:~,',;t1>i::;; .';' 'f'...;'..,;....:.,. ".i': ":t'. ORDIIUN'" OB NO Sl30 ..'. .'. '.' ,..,....:. 'r', ;~;i .s;!;tlf.~,<!ii~!:;Y!:;;;J "_"..'> ,;,,,,,,,,';:":":~:;:"~:;:'> ' '.: ,:. " ""',".:, <'~ ~, '~r~:~1~!:~:>~~:;~>'\:';~/~~ ,,' ,. ">:i:~ . . . '.. ", /t." " "'ill, " ! 'r.. .,..,.; I~~;; <'" ',~ llIlDX1WfClB DBClLWJIlI THIl ~IHl'ICIItl 07 THIl ern ~ ' . '''-ie < ;:.(J;,';'~;~ii\t :.:~"X " "'" gprARWADR, JLORIDA, IJ!O AHlIBX '!HE PIlOPBMY IOI:JRtlJ ,}:ii'} :':\;::i,.,'~i .,<~;'(, DI8CRDBD. TO DB DOW AS THIRD ADDlTIOll TO rAD OAKS ',!">," '.' 1/:::;' "" .::.;:".; ;',Iv SUBDMaxOH, IRl'O 'lJII CORPOlATB LIMITS OJ' '1'118 C1'l'I' ':;,'." ::~~1;{ '::' : ~ """'~J'~,:';,:~S2 i~;;;~;'{";', '~~f=:U':. ~:U:O~T:X~==~B? ~ ..'\P; '(:;~' ."1" ' . "-;/~. i." " XIII 'l'O DB PBOVISIORS OP 8BC!ION 111.04, PLORIDA :~, "i;,'" '. <.,.,,, STAft'lIS. 1~1. AND paOVIDI!G JOB. 'rBB D7B0'.rIVB DNl'B .. , or 'tHIS OItDIllAlfCB~ . BB 1'1 ORDADIBD BY' TBB Cl'rY COMMISSION 01' TBB CXft OJ' cr..BABWA'.rBll, PLOBIDAs I " " /; ,,"~';'\,~,::,~j;g " " '.,:::::;~: , : ,":.' ;'. , "):',{i sect10n 1. ~. Clt7' o~ Clearwater, Plorida. ACUna b)' and tbrouSh 1ti. CtttJ' ' .~.>{:" ~.81on, huebJ' deo1are. it. intent1onto annex into the oorpoNte l1ll1te or t;beq)/", '. ="J otflearwater,. Plor.1d&.. 'the to110w1Dg deaol".1be4 land lJins cont1pouII 1;0 the,' :":~, ,', hrr1.to . l1m1~a of ea1.d C1tJ'; W1ch landa can'tUn 1... than ten (10) NgS.'"~":i~i': vot;- ,. . ".':,.'<,:, , v......'.' '. ,..'~ '. "'." ':.j , Beg1.n at the NB comer or the NW 1/4 or Sec. 24. 'l'wp. '. . ';. 'i,'f~ ',','//,. ,."" 298. _8.' 15B, run thence S ()O 19' 15" w. a1ol1g ime H-S ," >,,"q' .' half'-aect1on 1~n8. 519.14 tt. tor POB; run thence H ago', . .. .. ,';';,' 18- e1." W alona- the South r1","t-of'_vAIV line or Sandra ,:' ,':) r .,\~ . , . ~'!Q OA. ft-.J . ,;,;~,,: ,<' Dr1ve~ 1158.66 tt.; thence S 420 44' 3311 w. 88.50 ft..; '}J~ ' .:.i; thence H ago 56' 42" W. 109.90 fi.; t#hence S. 06 - 03' lS""J:':i. '~:.~,;, w. ~,,10 tt.; thenoe 8 ago 18' 54". E. 236.64 ft.; thence .::.,} .:;(i':" If O~--41' 06" B. 111.0 f't.,; thence S ago lS' ;4" B. 119.63 '> . \\~ 'It;'MI,' ;:.s B~,,=e89.~ 008tt~t: t:lcB4e. Nlgg.~9~ti~" t~~n~~5~Olah.~s' '.; ,~~:,,-':<;'''''':'';I~,:,/';~' ",;8';(,:,,",.- >':~/ ~"i. " . :::~~. 9 1 I ~"w. 0.0 ft. to POB., P1nel1ae coun~,,;.,~,>;... .' ..' :'. :;':W-;t:;'~: ' " Section 2. The City o~ Clearwater, acting by and tbl'Ougb. It. C1tJ' CoJa1e81on, :~. '.' '.' 1n~en48 to annex the. torego1ng 1ands acoord1ng to ~e prov1a1ona of' Section 171.04. Plorida S\atutes 195(-,; anc1 'to that end the CltJ' Clerk 18 hereb7 directed ~o publJ.ah .this Ord1nance in the Clearwater Sun, a newspaper pub11shed 1n the City o~ 01.....ter. once a week tor tour conseoutive weeks 1mmed1acelJ after the passage of t1'118 Or4I.nance. 'j', " ftf ;;;:~fr v' . - ~~. ':. {'4:';( . ~ ..~- '... < ~*W~;:.:.. . , ':' ~.j.~ ,~' - ';',1 ; ", , ""',' ,. :~-~",'>- ~ l,.'~;:, " .'':- ~,;.~~ " 1<!:,,' "~;~> . I ':<~;' . . .:. . It"""., '~, "" " . i. :! , "'.~' , .. ';-. . :;-.;:+....,. ,':"'';''~' " l)~~~:"~~' ' I~.~::" .' . Section 3. This ord1nance Bha1.l become etf'ec~1ve :lmmed1a1ie1,. upon 11;a paaaage. PASSBD ON :JIRS1' READIlIJ March 2. 1959 Marob 2. 1959 'f '. ': .c' .,. ',' ~t<~.' , ,- . . :"',::'\ " ,:.::.,:, iJ,>' " , ." ,.',' :,:: ,\ ,.,. "i.e" ,', ,'i~C,., e':i(::,,/:i, \',c'.;f. "" "::-\;j;l':';:'I';~~'Il:_/'~j;"'?' - ':"~'C " ! ". '.' .>'. ".':.;,:'.' -, :::;'.':' 'i J.': ,.'" " ""'" J ";, '1'(": . .... '." . ,,;':';< ", "';<, . 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Booth Police Chie£ The Mayor called the meeting to orde-r. The invocation was gi�en by the Reverend Car1 Houston of Skycres; Baptist C:�.urch, Clearwater, Commissioner Insco recommended the mobion in Paragra�i=i 4, Page 2, of the minutes of February 16th be corrected to read "City Treasurer" inst�ad of "City Clerk". Commissioner Insco moved the minutes of February 16th as amencied be approved in accordance with copies submitted to each Gommissinner in writin�, Motion was seconded by Commissioner Smith and �arri�d unanimously. Commissioner Watkins moved the minuties of the special meeting of February 1'�th be approved according to copieS submitted to each Commissioner in writing, Motion was seconded by Commiasioner Fields and carri�d unanimously. The Manager presented a letter £rom Mr, J. Gerald Murphy representing Mr, Tho?nas Liberto which stated that t�1r. Lipert-o had a contract with the F'ood �air Company �o remove trash and garbage from their stores in Clearwater ar.d asked that he be given a permit t� do so. It was pointed out by the Commission that the City had invested a great deal of money in new garbage and trash trucks and no complaints had been received on the service be3ng provided, Comrrdssioner Fields moved to deny the �ermit. Motion Tr�as seconded by Commissioner Smith and carried unanimously. Comm9.ssioner Watkins moved that the Treasurer be authorized to reimburse M,:, Thomas Liberto for the amount paid for his license, Motion was seconded by Commissioner Fields and carried unanimously. A letter was read fram Mr. Ira McGee requesting that a classification for occupational license and lieense fee be established for his occupation which is teaching classes iri hypnotism. Commissioner Watkins moved that he be granted a license and the iee be established at �150.25. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Fields and carried unanimously. The Manager recommended accepting the low bid of $2,149.35 from E11is & Ford Supply Company, Dunedin, for 500 3�4 inch inverted key curb stops, 500 3/4 inch corporation stops, 200 1 inch corporation stops, Commissioner ZVatkins moved that the contract for wat2r works brass fittings be awarded to Ellis &�'ord Company for the sum of �2,149,35 which is the Iowest and best responsible bid and that the appropriate officials of �he City be authorized to execute said contract which shall be in accordance with the plans and specifications and bid, Motion tvas seconded by Commissioner Fields �nd carried unanimously, It was recommended by the Manager that the lo'va bid of �1,455.00 be accepted from Dunedin General Sales, Dunedin, for 2��4 feet of piiing, timbsrs and decking for Seminole Pier. Commissioner 4Jatkins n:oved on the recommendation of the City En�3neer, the Assistant purchasing Agent that the con�ract for the Seminole Pier be awarded to Dunedin General Sales Company for the sum of $1,455.00 which is the lowzst and best responsible bid, and �hat the appropriate officials be authorized to execute said contract which sh�,ll be in accordance with the plans and specifications and bid. Motion was seconde� by Commissioner Insco and carried unanimousl�. In regard to the bids for air conditioning and heating for the City Library, the Engineer stated gas air conditioning units are not available and recommended the bid of Y-B Refrigeration and �1ir Cond�.tioning Company at $6,266.00 be accepted as it also included the duct work. Commissioner Watkins ttioved on the joint recommendation of the City Engineer, Assistant Purchasing Agent and I,ibrary Director that the contract for the air condi�ioning and heating in the Ci�y Library be awarded to Y-B Ref'�:•i,geration and Air Condi�ioning Company in the ameunt of $6,266,00 which is the best responsible bid, and that �he appropriate officials be authorized to execute the contract which sha31 be in accordance with the plans and specific�,tions. Motion �vas seconded by Commi.ssioner Fields and carried unanimously. Resolution 5g-23 �aas presznted which would require ten property owners to clean the3r lots of weeds and undeY�growth. Commissioner Insco moved Resolution 59-23 be passed and adopted and the proper officials be au�horized to execute it. Motion was � seconded by Commissioner Fields and carried unanimously. � 1�■ �' C� f � _2_ CITY COMMISSION NIEETING March 2, 1959 Regarding the protest oi' Mr. Paul Reid concerning paying the assessment for l:ift station included in tlze assessment for sanitary sewer to serve Granada Street, the Manager reported the Clerlc had checl{ed the minutes regard�.ng the Cha�les Street assessment and found. that the assessments were made as ordered at �hat time. The Manager said inves�igation brought out that at the time of the public hearing on the Granada Street project the propert;� owners were advised they would be asaessed i'or the sewer and a portion of the l�.ft station. Co�missioner Fields moved to reject the re.fund because it has been the policy since 1g54 to assess everyone for the lift station. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Smith and carr3.ed unanimously. The Manager explained that at the last meeting the motions approving the plats of Island Estates Unit 4 and a portion of Uni� 5 did not mention �he zoning of the plats. He reported the Zoning and Planning Board had recommended R-1 zoning for Island Estates Unit 4 and Bu�iness zoning for Uriit �5. Commissioner Watkins moved on recommendation of the Zoning and Planning Board that R-1 zonin� for Unit 4 and Business zoning for the port-lon of IInit 5 be approved for tlze plats of Island Estates Unit � and Unit 5. Motion was seconded by Comrnissioner Fields and carried unanimously. The Attorney read R-esolution 59-24 tvhich would assess the paving and draiYiage oi' Cirus Avenue from Rainbow to Gulf to Bay against the benefited property owners, '�he Mayor asked if there were any objections and there were none. Commissioner Insco moved Resolution 59-24 be passed and adopted and the proper officials authorizea to execute it, Motion was seconded by Commissioner Watkins and carried unanimously. Resolution 59-25 was read which would assess the cost of construction of sanitary sewer in McVeigh Subdivision against the benefited property owners. The Mayor asked if there were any objections anc?. there taere none, Commissioner Watkins moved Resolut�_�n 5y-25 be amended to ir.clude Block D and passsd and adopted as amended and the proper officials be authorized to execute it. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Fields and carried unanimously. The Attorney read on its first reac;ing Ordinance 812 which would extend the zone for selling wine to be consumed off premises to include the southeast �.nd �he southwest corners of Sunset Point and Highland Avenue as requested by Food Fair Stores, Inc., at its new location. Commissioner Sm3.th stated that he was against extending the liquor zones in any part of the City. Commissioner Smi�h movecl that Ordinance 812 be tabled indefinitely. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Insco and carried unanimously. Mr. UJ. E. Eigenmanxi, �he Reverend W. J. I�ubern, the Reverend R. McKinley, the Reverend C. Hcuston, the Reverend R. Coleman, the Reverend 0. E. Burton, the RevereiZd E, C. Chastain, and Mr. John Bohannon commended Corrunissioner Smith on his ;notion. Commissioner Fields moved to deviate from the agenda to conaider Item 19, "Report from City Attorney re Thayer Property'". Motion was aecvnded by Commissioner 4datkinu and carried unanimously. In regard to the acq_uisition of the Thayer property on the west side of North Garrien Avenue to use for a downtown parking 1ot, the Attorney reported after conferring wit21 Mr. Maurice Thayer he believed the option with Mr. Thayer is not a workable type of instrument and reguested that �he Comrrussion authorize him �o prepare a formal resolution which would institute condemnation proceedings at which time need, valuation and acquisition will be passed on by the Circuit Court, Messrs; A. I�I, Chace, Rick Pottberg, Leonard Merrell, James Novotny, W. E. Eigenmann, John Batstone, E. H. Heidel spoke against ucquiring of the lot by the City, Mr, p, R, Keppie and Mr. R, 0. Downie spoke in favor of it, Mr. Leonard Merreil introduced Mr. A. B. Eogarty, St. Petersburg appraiser, Urho reported that his preliminary surv�y indicated that the price of the Thayer property was too high and his �nitial appraisal would be approximately $22�,000.00 but indicated tha� 'che proposed condemnation proceedings woul�. bring out a fair iigure, Commissioner Fields moved to authorize the City Attorney to prepare a resolut�on to institute condemnation proceedings, Motion was seconded by Commissioner Insco and carried unanimously. The Attorney described the terms of the optior_s on the following property in Black 6, Magnoli�; Par�c: Lot 1 from Mrs. Mildred Dawson for �30,000.00 vr3.th a payment of �10.00 for the the option, �2,990.00 on March 3rd, and balance in cash in six months; Lots 3,4,5 from Standard Sup ly Company, Ina., for $75,525,00, Urith a�10,00 payment for the opti��n, �1,990,00 on March "�rd, and the balance in cash in 120 days; Lots 10,11,12 f'rom T�arry Dimmitt, Jr., for $71,250.00 with a$10,00 payment �`or t e option, $4,gg0.00 on March 3rd, payment of y�16,250.00 at closing, balance to be paid in cash on January 2, 1960, no interest; Lot 14, west 35� of Lot 13 anc� T,ot 2 from W. R. Taylor for $71,250.00 with a 10.00 payr.ient f�r the option, �1,gg0,00 on Nlarcr 3, 1959, $15�8�2.5� on closing, balance to be secured by mortgage payable in ten equal annual. pay�nents vaith 4/ interest. Mr. James Novotny spoke against the purchas�. The Mayor �fiated he was not in favor of the purchase as he did not think there were enough busineases in that particular area to warrant the expenditure for a parl�ci.ng lot at that locatior. ancl believed it should be located closer to the center of the downtown district. Comrr�issioner 2nsco �� i�, � � � _ o �r . (1 A S S E S S M E N T 2/9/59 W, 0, A258,1..1 McVEIGH SUBDIVZSION SANITARY Sk"n]ER • Tota1 cost $9,17$005 • Total front foata�e 3,519,31' Cost per foot 2,60+ Front Propertv Owner Footaee Amount McVeigh 5ubdivision Block A Lot 1 Merle M, Chamberlain 76,58 $200,00 726 - 18th Avenue, No�. Ste Petersburb, Florida Lot 2 Merle M, Chamberlain 71,00 � 185,16 726 - 18th Avenue, NaE, - Sta Petersburg, F1ori�a ' Lot 3 Merle M, Chamberlain 71e00 185016 726 - 18th Avenue, N,E, . Sto Petersburg, Floricia Lot 4 Dominic So Scripa 71000 185o1b 318 Park Avenue Syracuse., NaYo �, Lot S Frank Turrisi 71e00 18So16 ' 12G9 Druid Road Clearwater, Florida Lot 6 Everett Va.n Matre 7Za'00 135015 _ 1265 E, Druid Road Clearwater, Florida Lut 7 Henry Mueller 71,00 185,16 1259 Eo Druid Road .Clearwater, Florida Lot 8 Cyre1 P, Zurlind�n 71000" 1t35o'15�' 1255 E, Dri;�id Road Clearwafier, Florida Lot,9 Co�nelius F, 0>'Lear}� 71a�0 185o1b 413 Blackhawk Street Chicago l0, I11, Lot 10 Henry J, Ludington � 71oOQ 185a16 811 McVeigh Drive . . Clearwa�er, Fl.orida , , a ■ � Assessment - McVeigh Subdivision, sanitary sewer -. 2 Front Pro�erty Owner Foota�e Amount Block A cont, Lot 11 Edward D, Barton 71000 $185016 1254 Jasmine Way Clearwater, 1�lorida Lot 12 Walter E, G?arren 71000 1S5o16 125� Jasmine Way Clearwater, Florida Lot 13 A1ice Neiswender 71000 185,16 1262 Jasmine Way Clearwater, Florida • Loc 14 C1eveland L, Taylor 71000 185,16 1268 Jasmine Way Clearwater, Flnrida ' Lot 15 Mer1e M, Chamberl�in_ 71000 185,16 726 - 18th Avenue, NoE, St, Petersburg, Florida Lot 16 Mer1e M, Chamberlain 7Z�00 185,16 726 - 18th Avenue, N,E, St, Petersburg, Florida Lot 17 Mer1e M, Ghamberlain__ 71000 185�16 726 � lEth Avenue, N,E, Sto Petersburg, Florida Lot 18 �terle Ma Cha�nberlain F30,25 209a39 726 - 18th Avenue, NoE, Std Petersburg, Florida B1ock B Lot 1 George E, Erickson 71a00 185�16 800 rlcVeigh DrivF . CLearwater, Florida Lot 2 J� F� Hamrick 71�00 185016 207 Per�nsylvania Avenue CYearwa�er, rlorida Lot 3 Jo�eph C, Elliott 710�0 185�16 1235 Druid Road C1e�rwater, I'lorida Lot 4 John Jo Murray, Jro 71,00 185,16 1223 E, Druid Road CLearwater, Florida Lot 5 Reha Md Sparks 71,00 155�16 1217 Druid Aoad Clearwater, F`lorida , Assessment - McVeigh Subdivision, slnitary sewer - 3 Front Propertv Owner I'ootage Amount Block Bo cont, Lot 6 Sabina A, Kauc'her 71oC�0 $185016 ; 1211 E, Druid Road • Clearwater, Florida Lot 7 Merle M, Chamberlain 20�,00 521060 72fi - 18th Avenue, N,E, St� P�tersburg, Florida Lot 8 Leslie B, Beuter 71000 185016 120$ Jasmine Way CLearwater, Florida Lo� 9 LLoyd I, Slatex 71,00 185,16 1214 Jasmine rday Clearwater, Florida , Lot 10 Mary E, Paragin 71,00 1£t5,16 1222 Jasmine Way Clearwater, �lorida Lot 11 Pope M. Long, Jr, 71o0fl 1850�6 122C Jasmine Way Clearwater, Florida Lot 12 Walter Jo Clemett 71000 185o1b 1232 Jasmine Way Clearwater, Florida , Lot 13 Merle M, Chamberlain 71a00 185,16 726 - 1£3th Avenue, N,E, St, Petersburg, Florida Block C Lot 1 Merle Mo Chamberlain 80038 209063 726-18th Avenue, N,E, Sto Petersburg, Florida Lot 2 �lmer C, Deflaun 71000 1S5n1& Vine Street Nyack, N,Y, Lot 3 �1mer C, De£laun 71,OG 185a16 Vine Street Nyack, N�Yo Lot 4 James C, Mason 71�00 185,16 1277 .Tasmine Way Glearwater, Florida Lot 5 Lester Crowder 71v00 185,16 12b9 Jasmine Glay C1e�rwater, rlorida a Assessm�nt - McV�igh Subdivision, sanitary sewer � 4 Front Propertv Owner Foota�e Amount Block G cont, Lot 6 Walter D, Berberich ` 71000 $185o1b 1265' Jasmine Way Clearwater, Florida � Lot 7 Wiliiam F, Hurter 71,00 1F35o16 1257 Jasmine Way Clearwater, Florida Lot 8 Car1 K, Kish 71,00 lE5,Z6 1253 Jasmine Way Clearwater, Florida Lot 9 Nlerle M, Chamberl�in 71,00 185,16 726 - 18th Avenue, N,E, ' St, Petersburg, Flcrida Block D Lot 1� James H, Lane 71oG0 135o1b 1301 S, Ft, Harrison Ciearwater, Florida Lot 2 Coleman D, Barefoot 71,00 185016 1235 Jasmine Way Cle2rwater, r^lorida Lot 3 Edward J, Schu'ltheis 71000 185016 1227 Jasmine Way Clea?-water, Florida Lot 4 Frederick M, Gi11i1and 71,00 185016 1223 Jasmine Way Clearwater, Florida Lot 5 Thomas 0� McNamara 71,00 185�1:5 1217 Jasmine Way � Clsarwater, Florida Lot 6 Charles Jacob 71000 185,16 1209 Jasmi.ne Way Clearwater, Florida Lot 7 MerLe I�t, Chamberlain 100�00 260,80 726 - 18th Avenue, N,E, St, Petersburg, Florida 3519,31' $9,178�OS � p � 2/16/59 Tao 0� A258, 9 A S S E S S M E N T DRUID 'dEIGHTS SANITARY SEWERS Tota1 cost $6,362a60 Tota1 front footage 2,425024' Cos t per foot 20 62+ Frorit Pr.operty Owner Foota e Amount Druid Haights Subdivision B1ock A Lot 1 Agnes T, Day 75�79 1348 Druid Road $198,86 Clearwater, F1ori,ia ' I.r�t 2 Mary A, Hi11 65000 170>52 • 1352 Druid Road ' Glearwater, Florida Lot 3 Lena F, Stubel 65e00 170,52 1356 E, Druid Road Clearwater, FLorida ' Lot 4 Margaret B, Taylor 6540� 170052 1360 E� Pruid Road Glearwater, F1or�da Lot 5 . Lily Figures Schul 65a-00 170052 Porter Center Road Youn�stown, NoY, Lot 6 Atlie B, Adams 65,00 170�52 1370 E, Druid Road Clearwater, Florida Lot 7 James Wo Eubanks 65000 170,�2 1372 E� Dru.=d Road Clearwater, Florida �� Ray Patterson 65,00 170,52 1374 Eo Druid Road , Clearwater, Florida Lot 9 Joseph G, Strauli 75,79 198,86 710 Sa Hillcrest C�earwater, Florida Lot 10 Charl.ey B� Hart 75,71 198,65 704 S� Hillcrest Clearwater, Florida a Assessment - Druid Heights, sanitary se�aer - 2 Front Pr�ooertv dwner Footz�;g�_ Amount BLock A ccnto . Lot 11 Robert A, Wiseman 65,00 $170,52 1379 E, Pine Clear�oater, Florida Lat 7�2 Leo O�Grady 65000 170,52 1377 E, Pine � Clearwater, Florida . ' Lot 13 Barney Sest 65,00 170�52 1373 E, Pine Clearwater, Florida Lot 14 William Ea Reed 65�00 170a52 1367 E, Pine Clearwater, Florida Lot 15 James Kerr 65,00 170052 1365 Eo Pine C'learwater, Florida Lot 16 William C, Weik 65,00 170,52 1359 Eo Pine Clearwater, Florida Lot 17 .T, R, Kopf Sr, 65.00 170052 1355 E, Pine Glearwater, Florida Lot 18 Martin F, Walker 75,71 198�65 1351 E, Pine Clearwater, Florida B1ock B � L�t 1 Larry Ea Vraney 75060 615 Evergreen 198,36 Clearwater, F'lorida Lot 2 Dominic S, Scripa 65�00 c/o Chas, Casta�na 170052 33 N, Ft, Iiarrison • Clearwater, F�orida Lot 3 Anibal Vo Collado 65000 1356 E, Pine 170,52 Clearwater, Florida Lot 4 Charles R, �lertz 65,00 136� Eo Pine 170�52 Clearwater, Florida Lot 5 Roland J� Fisher 65�00 170052 1364 Ea Pine Clgarwater, #�lorida + c Asse=Gment - Druid Heights, sanitary sewer - 3 Pronertv p�,mer ` - Front B1ock B cont Foota2e Amosnt Lot ( Dominic Scripa 65,00 318 Port Avenue 170,52 , Syracuse, N,Y, Lot 7 Frank J, Hareter 65000 I70a52 1374 E, Pine Clearwater, Florida Lot 8 Myrtle C, Whitaker 65,00 170,52 13J6 E, Pine • Clearwater, Florida Lot 9 Thomas IZent 75060 198,36 612 Sa Hillcrest Clearwater, Florida Lot 10 Ear1 Wo Arrington 75,52 148,15 604 S, Hillcrest Clearwater, Florida. F,ot L1 Guisegpe Guiliani 65,00 170,52 1379 E, Turner Clearwater, F�orida Lot 12 Gharles A, Hausser 65a00 ll0,52 1375 E, Turner Clearwater, Florida Lot 13 John Elder 65,00 170052 1371 E, Turn�r Clearwater, Florida Lot 14 John Pefi�rson 65,00 170052 13b5 �, Turner Clearwater, Florida L;ot 15 Florida Acres GSo00 170.52 1347 Court 3treet Clearwater, Florida Lot 16 John M, Weis 65,00 170,52 1361 �o Turner Clearwater, Florida Lot 17 Gloria P� Shivas 65000 170,52 1363 E, Turner Clearwater, Florida � � � -:..., } (,, . 1 . Assessment - Druid Heights, sanitary sewer - 4 � Pr.ouertv Oraner Front _ �lock B Cont, Foota e Amount Lot 13 Walter Pasciak ,� 75a52 6�y Evergre�n $ 198,15 Clearwater, Fl�orida 2425,24' $6,362,60 z . � 2 C� _3_ CITY COMMISSIO�T MEETTNG March 2, 1959 moved on thc reconunendation, of the Parking Advisory Board and our engineers that we purchase the opt�.ans on the p�operties and inrtruc�: the City Manager and other employee� of the City to pay th� suma cdlled for in the respective options; further instruct the Ci�y Attorney to prepare the necesaary papers in orde'r to aequire good and suff'9.cien'c �:itle in accordanc� vaith the options purchased; and th.at the City furthermore indicate its intention to exercise these aptions upon the payment of. the total su.m of �12,000.00 for �he same. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Fields. Upon the vote being taken, Commissioners Tnsco, Ulatkins aX�d Fields voted "Aye". CommissionerA Smith an�t Finch voted °No", Motion carried. The A�torney read on i�s first reading Ordinance 814 which S•rould change the amoun� o�' eharge fo� connection to sanitary seU7ers of the City to a minimum of �150.00, Mr. H. E. Ernst an,d Mr, Bud Williams, plumbers, objected to the ordinance, (Mayor Finch was excused frorn the rteeting at �:55 P�M. and Commisaloner Insco assumed the cha:tr..) Cominissioner Fields moved Ordinance 814 be passed on its first reading, Motion was secoxided by Comm3.ssioner Sm3.th and carrisd unanimously, Commissioner 'rlaticins moved at 6:00 P,M, to recess the meeting until 8:00 P,M. Motion, was seconded 'py Commission.er Fzelds and carried unanimously. The Mayor re-eonvened the meeting at 8;00 P,1vi, with alI Commissioners present ancl ivith Captain Ul, Beam representing the Police Chief. The Attorney read on its first reading Ordinance 813 Urh9.eh ;�ould declare �he City�s intention to annex acreage in Section 24-2g-15 to be lrnown as Third Addition �o Fair Oaks Subdivision. Commissioner Watkins moved Ordinance 813 be passed on its f3rst reading. Motion was seconded by Commi.ssioner Fields and carried un�nimously. Comm3.ssioner W��kins moved Ordinance 813 be read by title onl� on its secor�d reading by unanimous consent of the �ommission, Motion was secondEd '�y Commiss�oner Fields and carried unan3mously. The Attorney read the ordinance by title only. Commissioner Watkinu moved Ordinance 813 be passed ori its second reading by title onl�. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Fields and carrieci u_nanimously. Commissioner Watkins moved Ordinance 813 be considered on its third �:eading by unanimous consent of the Corrunission, Motion tvas seconded by Commissianer Insco and carried unanimously. The Attornay read the ordinance, Gommissioner Ulatkins rrtoved Ordinanee $13 be passed on its third and final reading and adopted and the proper offici,als authorized �o execute it. Motion was seconded bST Commissioner Fields and carrie� unanimously. Resolutlon 59-26 was read wha.ch vrould assess -che cost oi construction of sani�ar� setivers in Druid Heights Subdivision against the benef'ited property owners, The Mayor asked if there were any objections and there were nane. Commissioner VJat?r3ns moved Resolution 59-26 be passed and adopted and the appropriate officials authorized to execute it, Motion was seconded by Comtnissioner Fields and carried unanimously. The At�orney read Resolution 59-27 which taould authorize �ayment of �803,43 to Br;iley, t+Jild and Asscciates for services in connection with the Myrtle Avenue i;later Project, Carmrtissioner 4�Jatkins moved Resolution 59-27 be passed and adopted and the proper officials be authorized to execute it. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Fielcls and carried unanimously, Resolution 59-2$ was read which would authorize the payment of y�1,367.68 to Briley, Wild and Associates for services in connection with the Marina Station Sevaer Plant. Commissioner t�Jatkins moved Resolution 59-28 be passed ancl adopted and zhe appropiiate ofiicials be aut�orized to execute it. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Fields and carried unan9.mously. The Attorney read Resolu�ion 59-29 which declared that the Commission was opposed to an increase in rates being reauested by the General Telephone Company. Commissioner Z�latkins moved Resolution 59-29 be adopted and the appropriate officials authorized to execute it. Motioil was seconded by Commissioner Smith and carried unanimously. Resolution 5�-30 was read which Nrould vacate Skyview Avenue south from Druid Road to the City limits except at the intersections oi Barry and Tuscola Roads, Commissioner Watki:�s moved Resolution 59-30 be adopted and the appropriate officials authorized to execute it. Motion was secondecl by Commissioner Fields and carried unanimously, The Attorney reported that the lease on the building being used for a colored library located on Lot l, Pennsylvania Subdivision, otvnad by Johnnie Mae Williams had expired and that she had reqaested a letter from the City indica�ing the City�,� desire to continue to use the builc�ng on a month �o month basis with a notice of fifteen days of intention to vacate. Commissioner �ratkina moved that the City Nanager be authorized to write such a latter informing the owner of the property that the City t?ould lil�e to continue to rent the propeity on a month to month basis wiih fi,fteen. days notice of intent to vacate, Mo�ion was seconded by Gommissioner Fields and cax�ried unanimously, � , ' %•. ; � .___,_,�� ,�'a,",�. �� II � � � i E". ' ■ ,. �� ZI _.�_ CITY CONIl�lTSSION MEETTNG March 2, 1959 Mr. Ro� James spo�{e of the way soutlzbound traffic piles up on North Fort Aarrison north of Drew Street as there is only one southbound lane and thEre are t'our northbound l�r_es of traffic including Garde�z anci Osceola Avenues. Iie stated that the t�affic off�cer stationed at Drew and �'ort Harrison had helped the situation but not Sufficiently. Corrunissioner GJatkins suggested tlie complaint be takeiz under considera- tion and refer�ed to the Traffic Department, The Manager reported �hat Mr, Avery Gill�erson, Cour��y Clexk, had requested a meeting of the CourZty Commi'ssion with the City Commission to discuss the proposed relocation of the Court House. By consent, �he Manager was d3.rected to set up such a meeting. Commissioner Insco moved �hat the Mayor or specifically Commissioner Watkins and Cammissioner Smith or any other member of the Commission be authorized to invest3.gate the natural gas program in any City in a nearby area or this part ot' the country anyhow as to their operations and program and bring the recommendations back for the Commission�s study. Motion was seconded by Comm3.ssioner Fields and carried unanimously. Commissioner Watkins reported he had received ap�rova3 from tne Federal Government to purchase radios for the palice motorcycles t�1.th matching t'unds. Commissioner Watkins said he understood the Givi1 Defense Director tivould Ue appointed by Resolution today wnieh �aould give authority to go to Camp Blanding to look at surplus equipment, The Attorney read Resolution 59-37. which Wou1d appoint Colonel James H, Watldns as Civil Defense Director. Commissioner Smith moved that Resolution 59-31 be passed and adopted and the proper ot'ficials be authorized to execute it. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Fields and carr3ed unanimously. The City Attorney i,tas excuued from the meeting at 8:50 P.NI. The Mayor recommended the following �ersons be appointed to the Boards specified: Indusi;rial Comm3.ttee Walter S. Do�,sey, John Martens, Robert Mahan, Paul Ficht, J. Fred Campbell, James Novotny, Jack Young, ex-officio Library Board Mrs. Frances �'ileuri cz, Ulm. H. Williams, Mrs. Earl Lokey, Mrs. Sarah Halmi, �^1m. Goza Ghar�ties Solicitations Board Dr, Don Coolce, Mrs. Fmory J. Daniel, Irlalter Titzel, Donald S. Williams, Col, James H. tiilatkins, Chief of Police, City Attorney Civil Service Committee - Complaints �lmos G. Smit , C ar ie Coit Zonin� and planning Board ^ Ar ur M. Kruse, Ra ph Reacle, Wm, E. Harries, Charles Gallotvay, Jr., John Bonner, Daryl Swan, Orville Cassady, Cecil Gates, Guy Kennedy, Sr. Adjustment and Appeal on Zoning Ro er Lev son, Dan ou amire, H. Everet� Hougen, Harry Shepard, E. C. Marquardt Fun 'N Sun permanent Committee Otiven A bri ton, III, Cleveland Insco, Jr., Earle BrnUn1 Historical Committee Nailcy Mea or, Reinhold Rogers, ulillis Booth, Chester McMullen, Harold idallace, Louis C, NIcMullen One-l�day Street Committee Jar,k Wo le, C. L. Darling, Col. Jim Ranek, Leonard Merrell, Roy James, Blaine Lecour� s, Aiayor Finch Parking Board E,. C. Marquardt, Geo, W. Smith, Clyde posey, Jules Bra�in, Tom Brown Parks and Recreation �oard rank Tac , Jaek P, �illzite, J, H. I,ogan, Mrs. Margaret �3nche�, Joe Everett, Amos G. Smitn, ex-officio. Safety Council Jo n C. Marceron, Joseph A. Gibson, Gordon Kelley, Ceci1 Frazier, Danny Beck, Ken VJi313amson, Elwood Hogan, Cha.r].es F, I{ohrt, James Thompson Building Contract�rs Board ti+l. VJ. Clark, Jo n Bat��one, Forest Dean, Edmond MacCollin, Building ZnSpector Board of A�.justment and A peal W. UF. Clank, Jo n Ba.ts one, �'oreat Dean, Edmond MacCo].lin, Earl S. Ulard Commissioner Insco moved the Comm.Lssion approve the recommendation oF the Mayor for �he members of the various Boards as listed., Motion was eecondea by Commissioner Watl�ins and carried unar_imously, -5- CITY CONl�7.CSST.ON MEFTING March 2, 1959 The Comrniss�.on, now ad�ourned as the Citf Gommisaion and acting as Trustees of tlze Pension Fund, heard letters read recommencling that David J. Farn.sworth, Patrolman in Police Department; Dolores M. Cur�is, C1erk 5f.eno I, Electrical Department; L. K. D�.xon, laborer, Gas Plant, be admitted �o the Pension Plan. Commias3oner Watkins mov�d these employees be aclmitted to �he pension Plan. Motion was secoY�ded by Commissioner Fields and carried unanimously. There being no further business, the meeting adjourned at 9:10 P.M. � Mayor mmissioner Attest: c Ci er t �2z ..,,,,�� _ ,1? CTTY COMMISSION MEETING March 2, 1959 AGENDA Reports t'rom City Manager CITY COMMISSION MEE".PING . Reqtzest or Per o Collect Gar�age and MARCH 2, 1g59 Trash from Food Fair S�ores 1:30 P.M. 2. Request for License for Hypnotist 3. Bids, Water k�orka Brass Fittings Invocation 4. Bids, Seminole Pier Introduct3ons 5, Bids, Air Conditionii� and Heating C:tty Minutes of Preceding Meetings I,ibrary Public Hearings E. Other Engineering Matters Reports of City Manager 7. Private Lot Mowing Requests Reports oF City Attorney 8, Verbal Reports and Other Pending Matters Cit�zens to be Hearu Other Commission Action Reports from City Attorney Adjournment , Asseasment Reso u ion - Cirus Ave. Curbing i�'Ieeting Pension Plan Trustees and Drainage, Rainbow to Gulf-to-Bay 10. Assessment Resolution - MeVeigh Subd. Sanitary Sewer 11. Ord, ,�812 to be considered on First Reading for Extension of Liq_uox Zone to include Property in Vicinity of Intersection of Sunset Poirlt Rd, and Highland Ave. 12, Ord. �813 - Intention �o Annex Fair Oak�3, 3rd Addn. 13. Assessment Resolution - Druid Heights Sanitary Sewer 1�-. Resolution - Payment to Briley; tidild & Assoc. - Marina Stat3.on 15. Resolution -- Payment to Briley, GJild & Ass�oc. - 1v�yrtle Avenue [�Jater Project 16, Vacation of Skyview Avenue 17. Resolution proteating Telephone Rates 1S. Qrdinance setting Sewer Tapping Fees 19, Rep�rt from Gity Attorney re Thayer Property 20. Options for Purchase o£ Proper�y bounded by ACL RR, SAL RR, Par�{ St, and �iar.ce St. RESOLL�TION �� AIHEREAS: it has been deLermiiled by the City Commission of the City of Clearw�,ter, Florida, that the property described below Nhould be cleaned of weeds, grass andf�r underbrush, and that after ten (10) days notice and failure of' the ovmer thereof to do so, i,he City should clean such property �.nd charge the costs thereof a�ainst the respec- tive property, NOW THEREFQRE BE IT RESOLVED by the Gity �ommission of the City of Clearwater, Florida, �hat the follotaing described property-, situate in said City, sha11 be cleaned of waeds, grass and%r underbrush within ten (i�) days after notice in writing �o the owners thereof to do so and that upon �'ailure to comply with said notice, the City shall perform such cleaning and charge the cost. thereof against the respective properties in accordance with Section 128 of the ClhartPr of the City of Clearwater, as amended. OWNER PROPERTY COST Leo J. Poinsatte Lots 2& 24 �20v00 T819 Brentwood Dr, Bayside Subdivision �'z City Jean L. CoTvin �ots 25 $; 26 20,00 Box 432 Bayside Su�division #2 City F1oyd Jordan Lot 21 18.00 26 Oak St. Fair Oaks �ubdivislon Bloomfield, N.J, Ralph F;.rker Lot 22 18,00 P.O. Box 202]: Fair Oak� Subdivision Balboa, Canal Zone Andrew Frisella Lot 4 16.00 c�o Shoreline Dr. Motel Block 31 1911 Edgewater Dr. Highland Pine� #5 City Ma�vin Gramley Lot 1 20.00 Williams Bay, Ulisc. �ittle Subdivlsion Reade Tilley Lot 5 16.00 �31 Cleveland St. I�ittle Subdivisi�n City Ec?.ward T. Whaley Lots 2 8c 3 27'.00 Palmer Rd. Block B T�argo, Fla. New Marymont Subdivision EugerLe Garlington Zot �+ 19.00 1939 Harding St, Block B City New Marymont Subd3.vision Margaret W, Clayton Lots 25 & 26 21.00 15� 5th St, N.W. Oakwood SuUdivision Atlanta, Ga. (Cont�nued) �: � Z� CITX COI�i'7ISSION MEETT2dG P�iarch 2, 1959 (Continued) PASSED AND ADOPTED BY THE City Commission �t' the Cit,y of Clearwater, Florida, This 2nd day �f March, A.D. 1959• /s� A1ex D. Finch Mayor-Commissioner ATTEST: �s/ R. G. Wh3tehead Ci.ty Auditor and CZerk RESOLUTION No. 59-2 4JHEREAS, after public hear�,ng on the 21st day of April, 1958, the City CorrLmission of the City of Clearwater, Florida, determined that certain work and improvements hereinaff,er deacribed should be done and made; and, WHER�AS, purauant thereto saicl improvements have been made as follows: Constructed curb�, necessary drainage and widened Cirus Avenue from Rainbow to a point approximately 335 f't. South of the South line o£ Rainbow, Clearwater, Pinellas County, Florida. The properties fac3ng and abutting these improvements are deemed tc derive special benefits therefrom. WE�REAS, under �h� provisions of Section 123 and other �,ertinent provisions of the City Charter, after said improvements shall have been completed, the City Commission �hall assess the cost thereo£ against the properties facing and abutting and receiving benefits from said improvements so made; and, WHEREAS, certain parcela of real estate facing and abuLting and in �he vicinity o£ said improvements have been benefitted thereby and the pro-rata cost thereof shall be assessed against such property; NOPJ, THEREFORE, B� IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COit`IMISSION OF THE CITY OF CLEAR.YlAT�'�R.s �'LORIDA, IN SESSION DULY AND REGULARLY ASSEMELED, AS FOLLOWS; 1, That the above described improvements in the area of Cir.us Avenue from Rainbow to a point approximately 335 Ft. South of the South line of Rainbow, Clearwater, Pinellas County, Floriaa, be and the same are hereby accepted and approved as ha�ing been completed. 2. That the following described properties facing and abutting and in the v3c3,nity of the aforesaid improvements are hereby deemed to have been bene£itted by said improvements in the following proportions of the cost �hereof, and the s�,me are hereby as�essed in accordance with the following schedule; 3, That if assessments herein made are not paid within thirty (30) days irom the date hereof, the City Treasurer is hereby directed to issue and sell certificates of indebtedness under Section 12� of the City Charter, which certiiicates shall bear interest at the rate of zight (8°�) per annum against the foregoing properties for the assessments herein made immediately upon the expiration of the foregoing thirty-day period. PASSED AND ADOPTED, this 2nd day of March, 1959. �sl Alex D. Finch Mayor-Commissioner Aitest; �s/ R. G. Whitehead City Clerk RESOLUTION No. 5 -25 WHEREAS, after public hearing on the 25th day of August, 1g58, the Gity CommS.ssion of the City of Glearwater, Florida, determir_ed that certain work and improvements hereinafter described should be done and made; and, WHEREAS, pursuant thereto said improvements have been made as follows: Construct an 8 inch sanitary sewer, manholes and appurtenances in the easement petw�en Druid Road and Jasmine Way, from the exist3ng sanitary sewer in Betty Lane Westerly to the a11ey East of iviissouri and in the easemer_t between Jasmine Way and Magnolia Drive from the existing sanitary sewer in Betty Lane Westerly to McVeigh Avenue, Clearwater, Pinellas Co., F1a. The lots in Blocks A, B, C and D of McVeigh Subdivision are deemed to derive benefit from �his improvement. VJHEREAS, under the provisions of Section 123 and other pertinent provisions af the City Charter, after said improvements shall have been completed, the City Commission sha11 assess the cost thereof against the properties facin� and abutting and receiving bene�its from said improvements so made; and, WHEREAS, certain parcels of real estate facin� and abutting and in the vicinity of said imp�oYements have been benefitted tn�reby and the pro-rata cost thereof shall be assessed against such property; NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY GOMMISSION OF THE CITY OF CLEARWATIIi, FLORIDA, IN SESSZON DULY AND REGULARLY ASSEMBLED, AS FOLLOWS: 1. That the above described improvements in the area of McVeigh Subdivi�ion, Clearwater, Pinellas County, Florida, be and the same are hereby aacepted and approved as haviilg been completed. 2. That the following descr3bed propertiea facing and abu�;ting and in the vicinity of the aforesaid improvements are here�y deemed to have been benefit�ed by said improve- ments in the follvi;ring proport�?,ons of the cost thereof, and the same are hereby assessed in accord�,nce w3th the'following schedule: � (Continued) � � �� CITY COMMCSSTOTd MEL'I'ING March 2, 1959 (Continued) 3. That if assessments herein made are not paid ,v3.thin, thirty (30) days from tlze date hereof, the City Treasurer is lzereUy ci3,rected to issue and se11 certifi�ates of indeb•tedness under Section 124 0£ the GitST Charter, which certi:ficates sha11 bear interest at the ratP of ei�ht (8�) per annum against the foregoing properties for the assessments herein made immediately upon the expiration o#' the foregoing thirty-day period. PASS�D AND ADOPTED, this 2nd day of March, 1959• /s/ A1ex D. Finch Attest: Mayor-Commissioner �s/ R. G. Whitehead City Clerk RESOLUTION No. 5 -2 WHEREAS, after public hearing on the 18th day of August, 1958, the City Commission of the City of Clearwater, Florida, determined that certa3n work and improvements hereinafter described should be done and made; and, WHEREAS, pursuant thereto said improvemen�s have been made as follows: Constructed sanitary sewers, manholes and appurtenances in the easement of Block B, Druid Heighta:Subdivision, from Hilicrest to Evergreen and in the easem�nt of Block A, Druid Heights Subdivision from Hillcres� to Evergreen, and in Evergreen from appro�mately 450 feet �to,rth of Druid Road, South to Druid Road; Westerly in Druid Road to the existing sanitar�r sewer line in Mark Drive, Clearwater, Pinei.las County, Florida. The properties facing and abutting these improvements ar� deemed to derive special benefits therefrom. WHEREAS, under the provisions of Section 123 and other pertinent �rovisions of the City Charter, after said impravemEnts shall have been completed, the City Commission shall assess the cost thereof against the properties facing and abutti�g and receiving benefits from said improvements so made; and, WHEREAS, eertain parcels of real estate facing and abutting and in the vicinity oi said i,mprovements have been benefitted thereby and the pro-rata cost thereoi shall be assessed against such property; NOYJ, THE�FOFiF, BE IT RESOLVID BY TI� CITY COMI�SSION OF THE CITY OF C?�EARWATER, FI,ORIDA, IN SESSION PULY �1ND REGULARLY ASSEMBLEn, AS F!1LLOWS; 1. That the above described improvements in the area of Druid Heights Subdivision, Clearwater, Pinellas County, Florida, be and the same are hereby accep�ed and approved as havin� been completed. 2. That the folloTrring described prop�rties facing .�,nd abutting and in the vieini.ty of the aforesaid improvemen�s are herek;y deemed to have been benefitted by said improve�- ments in the following proportions of the cost thereof, and the same are hereby assessed in a�cc�dance wi�h the following schedule: 3. That if assessments herein made are not paid within thirty (30) days from the date hereof, the City Treasurer is hereby directed to issue and sell certificates of in- debtedness under Section 124 of the City Charter, which certificates sha11 bear interest at the rate of eight (80) per annum.a�ainst the foregoing properties for the assessments herein made immediately upon the.expir.ation of the foregoing thirty-day period. PASSED AND ADOPTET�, this 2nd day of March, 1959. �s� H�ex D, Fineh Attest: Mayor-Commissioner �s� R, G. Whitehead City Cler.lt RESOLU'1'ION rro . 59-27 ti�dIiERF,AS, Briley, Vdild and Associates have heretofore been retained by the City of Clearwater to perform services as covered by the statement therefor here:inafter described; and, YJHEREAS, said services, as so described, have been performed and there is due and payable said Ehgineers from the City of Clearwater the sum af �803.43, according to the statement oi said Engineers da,ted February 23, 1959, a copy of which is hereto attached and by reference made a paiat he-reof; IJOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVE7� BY THE CITY COMN�SSION OF THE CITY OF CLEARWATER, FLORIDA, in aession duly and regularly assemqled, as follows; l. That the s-um of $803.43 be paid from the Construction Trust Fund by the �irst PTational Bank of Clearwater, Florida, Trustee thereof of Construction Trus� �'�znd Agreement dated June 10, 1g52, which Construction Trust F'und is derivecl from proceeds of the sale of Utility Revenue Certificates Series of 19�6. 2. That a certified copy of this Resolution be delivered forthwibh to said Truatee, which said certified cop,y shall constitute the d3reetion of the City of Clearwa�zr to said Trustee to pay che fore�oing sum directly to the said Engineers i'orthv,rlth in compliance with Section 3(b) and other provisions of said Construction Trust Fund Agreement. PASSED AND A�OPTED, this 2nd day of March, 1959. /s/ Alex D. Pineh Attest: Mayor-Commiss3aner �sf R. G. Wh�tehead City Clerk CITY COMMISSTOzd MEETING Ma�ch 2, 1959 RESOLUTION N0. -2 WHEREAS, Briley, Wild and �lssociates have he�etofore been retained by th? City of Clearwater to pe�f'orm services as covered by the statement therefor hereinafter described; and, u1HEREAS, said services, as so described, have �een performed and �here is due and payable said Engineers t'rom the C3.ty of C1earUt�,ter the sum of $1, 367.68, according to the s-�atement of said Enbineers dated Eeb. 23, 1959, a copy of which is hereto at�ached and by reference made a part hereof; NOW, THEREFORE, BE TT RESOZVED BY THE CITY COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF CLEARWATER, FLORIDA, in session duly an,d reguiarly assernbled, as fG�lOVTS: l. That the sum o#' �1,367.68 be paid from the Construction Trust Fund by the First National Bank of Clearwater, rlorida, Trustee thereof of Construction Trust k'und Agreement dated June 10, 1g57, which Construction Trust Fund is deriyed from proceeds of the sale'af Utility �evenue Certificates Series of 1956. �. That a certified co�y af this Resolution be deliverEd �'orthwith to said 'i�rustee, which said certified copy shall constitute the direction of the City of Clearwater to Naid Trustee to pay the forego�ng sum d.irect�.y to the said Engineers forthwitY: in com- pliance u�ith Section 3(b) and other provisiuns of said Construction Trust Fun�' tigreement. PASSED AND ADOPTED, �his 2nd day of PZarch, 1959. /s� Alex D. Finch Mayor-Commissioner Attest: �sf R. G. Whitehead City Clerk RESOLUTION No. 59-29 PIIiEREAS, General Telephone Company has indicatsd its desire to increase phone rates for aervice tivithin the corporate 'limits of the City of Clearwater; and, j�1HEREAS, Avery ��1. Gilkerson, Clerk of the Circuit Court in and ior P�nellas Covnty, Florida, is vigorously protesting the increase of"phone rates as the same might affect the citizens of Pinellas County, Florida; an�., 'W'HEREAS, there is grave �,ublic concern with respec�t to the e£fect which the increase of such ra��s will have upon business and social life of �he citizens of Glearwater; NOGV, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY TI-iF CITY COMMISSION OF m� CITY OF CLF;ARWAZ'ER, FLORIL�A, IN SESSTON DULY AIv-D RFGJLARLY ASSEMBLED, AS FOI,�OWS : The Commission does hereby and hereon place itself upon record as unalterably opposed to an increase ai� telephone service char�es, and joins with Avery W. Gilkerson, Clerk of the Circuit Courz, Pinellas County, Rlorida, in his opposition to any grant of increase in rates pending before the Fl.orida Railroad and Public Utilitiies Commission. PASSED AND ADOPTED, this 2nd day of March, 1959. %s� Alex D. Finch Mayor-Commissioner Attest: �s� R. G. Glhitehead City Clerk RESOT,UTION 59-30 WHF�EAS, the City Corrnnission of the City of Clearwater, rlorida, deem� it advisable and in the best interes�G of the peopls of the City of Clearwa�er to close ar�d vacate that portion of the public thoroughfare located in sai�i City and described as: SKYVIEW AVENUE, from Druid Road South to the Municipal 1�mits of �he City of Clea-rwater, L�SS the intersections of Barry and Tuscola Roads with said avenue in the plats of Druid Groves Subdivision, Druid Groves Re-Plat and First Addition to Gates Knoll; AND WHEREAS, said Avenue has never been opened to nor used by the publi� no.r improved, and WHEREAS, said Avenue is not ilecessary to afford ingress and egress to and from any property in �Ghe City of C1Partvater and the closing of said street between said points does not and will not jeopardize or inirings the rights or privileges of any person or pereons, but it is deemed necessary that the City be allowed to use said land for the hereinafter mentioned purpose. NOUI THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED, by the City Commi�sion of the City of Clearwater, Florida in session duly and regularly assembled as follows; That the portions of SKYVIEW AUENUE extending from Druid Road Soutlz to the Muizicipal limits of the City of Cleartivater, LESS THE INTERSECTTONS THERE�F WIT�3 BARt�Y ROAD AND TtTSCOT,A ROAD, in the Plats of DRLTID GROVES SUBDIVISION, according fo Plat Book 15, Page 46, DRUID G�OVES REPLAT, according to Plat Book �F6, page 1 and FIRST ADDITION TD GATES KNOLL, accordin� to Plat Boolc 3$, page �+3, all said plats being as recorde� in the Public Records of Pinellas County, Florida be and the same hereby are closed, vacated and released from public use by the saa.cl City of Clearwater, Florida (Continued} , ;i � CI�'Y COMM:CSSION MEE7'IIVG March 2, 1g59 (Continued) and tYie prope�ty fbrmerly included 3n sa3d SISYV".tEW AVENUE sj�all rever� or pass to the owners en�itled thereto by opera�ion of law; provid�d however, there ia reserved in favor of �he City of Clearwater an easement over sai px�oper y ex�ending from Druid Road to Stevenson�s Creek �'or maintenance and operat,�:on of drainage and�or util.lty facilities now and�or hereaf�er �.nstalled. PASSED AND ADOPTED {;h3.s second day of March, 195g, fs� Alex D, Finch Mayor-Cominissioner ATTEST: �sf R. G. Whii;ehead City Auditor and Clerk Rr^,SOI�UPION No. - �REAS, it k�as beEn de�ermined b� tlze City Commisaion of Clearwater, Florida, that it is to the best interest of said City to appcint a Civil Defense Director, jv'lth al1 rights, potivers and cluties 3ncident thereto, and with powez� to buy Civil Defense equipment and surpluN materials from the United States Governme�zt at various and sundry military camps, particularly Camp Blandin�; and, �VI�iEREA�S, Colone� James H. Watkins is willing to serve as Civ31 Def'erse Director ancl is eminently qualified to accept and execute said appointment; Now, THEREFORE, $E 2T FiE�80LVED BY THE CITY COMMIS370N OF TFiE CITY OF CLEARAIATER, FLORIl?A, IN SESSION DULY AND REGULARLiT AS;�EMBLED, AS FOLLOWS: 1. The CommLssion does hereby appoint Colonel James H. Watkins to serve as Civil Defense Director t+rith power to buy on beh�,'lf of the City Civil Defenwe, surplus mater�;als from any Uni�ed States Government facility, particularly Camp Blanding, and he is further authorized io visit any and alI sucn camps which he f'inds may be to the advantage of thP City in and about the purchase of such materials and equipment. 2. It is further- orde�ed that he be reimbzirsed for all of his reasonable and necessary expenses of travel, lodging, etc. incid:ent thereto. PASSID AND ADOPTED, this 2nd day of March, 1959. �s� Alex D. Fir.ch Mayor-Commissioner Attes�; `s� R. G, 1�,7iiteZ�ead City Clerk Feb. 6, 1959 Honorable City Commission CZearw�a�er, F2orida Gentlemen: As Trustees of tha City of Clear�vater Employees� Pension B'und, you are hereby notified that David J. Farnsworth, a Pa�rolman in the Po13ce Department, has been duly examined b�* a local physician and design�ted by him as a"Firsc Class" risk. The above employee began his service tvith the City on Aug, 21, 1958, He is under 45 years of age (bir�hdate - Apr. 11, 1935) and meets the requirements of our Civil Service. It is hereby recommended by the Advisory Committee that he be aecepted into membership, Very truly� yours, Advisory Committee of ',Phe Employees� pension Fund �s� Paul Kane, Chairman �s� Edwin Blanton /s� Helen Peters Feb. 18, 1959 Honorable City Commission Cleart�rater, Florida Gent2emen: Aa Trtzstees of '�he City oi Clearvrater Employees� Fension Fund, you ax�e hereby no�ified that Dolores M. Curtis, G1erk Steno. I, Eleetxical Departmen�, r�as been cluly examined by a local phgsician and desigr�ated by him as a"�'irst C2ass" risk. The above employee began her service Ur1th the City on Aug, 13, 1958, She is under 45 years of age (birthdate - July 3, 1920) and meets the requirements of our Civi7.. Service, It iw hereby recommended by the Advisory Commlttee that she be accepted into membership, Uery �ruly yours, Advisory Commiitee of The Em�loyeea� Pension Fund /s/ Paul S�ane, Chairma,n �s� Edwin B1an�or� /s,/ Helen Peters ►., CTTX COML�SSIQN MEETING March 2, 1959 Honorable City Commisaion Feb. 24, 1959 C7.earwater, Florida Gent]. emen: As Trustees of the C3.ty of Clearwate� Employeea� pension Fund, you are hereby no�ified �Ehat T,. K, Dixc:n, a laborex 3.n the Utilities Departmen�,, Supply Section, Gas P7.ant, has been duly examined by a local physic3an and desi nated b him as a "First C1ass" risk, g y The above employee began his service wi�h the City on Aug. 18, 1958. He is under �F5 years of age (b3rthdate-�eb. 21, 1q3�F} and meets the renuirements of our Civil Service. It i� hereby �ecommended by �he Advisory Commit�ee that he be accebted 3nto membership, Very truly yours, Advisory Committee of ThQ Employees� Pension Fund /s/ Paul Kane, Chairnian �s� Edwin Blan�on �s� Helen Peters ♦ , � � � CIRDINANCFs l�Ia„ f313 AN OAA�NANCE AECT,ARING '1'I� IIJTEN�'ION OF THE CT`1'X dF' Ci�EARWAT�R, F'x,ORIDA, TO ANNFX THE PRC3PERTY H�RE�N' DES�RIEED, TO �E ISNQi,a1V AS 'iI�&RD �iBDITION T0 FAIFt OAKS Si3�DIVISIt3N, �NNi't� TbTE CQRPORA7.'Is 2,�NLtTS QF 'iI� C1'.�IF . OF GLF'ARtlATER, FLOFiIDA, UFON THE EXPZRATiON DI� 'Z'HIRTY II3�r}Ttl�THE PROUIS�QIdS FNSECTION 174 04,� FLORIDqCOFtD- STAfit��s, Tg57: � PROVI�?IN(� FQR THE I��'F'EGTIVE DP_'i'L OF TFI�S ORD7C3d41NCE. BE I�.' OR1?.AINID BY" THE �.:'i'Y �pi�lMIS�IOiJ �E�' '�HE CiTY OT' CLEARt�IA�EFi, �'LORIIJA: Section 1� '1'he C'!:ty ��' C].e�^�vaa�ea�g Florida, acting by and th�ough i�s L3,ty Co�niss�n, Ti`ereby de�7.:sres its 9.ntentiori to annex �.nto th� coxpora�e ximits nf the C3.ty' o� G�.earwa�er, F'1c�rr9;.da, the followi.ng described ,land ].y1.ng �ontiguous tco the icerrit�r�al 13m3:�s oa' isaic3 Citcy; which land� eo��ain less �12an tera ( 7.O j regi s�ered Y� . vo�ers,. �.,� � Begin at �.�±� NE c�z°ner of tise Idid �f4 of Sec. 2�i, Tt�rp. 2�3, l�ge. ZS�, run thenee S Oa �99 �.5�� W. a].ong �he N-S Y�alf-section l�.ne, 51g.1� fi:. for �OB,; run �henee N$go 18 � 5�" '�f aZon,� tha South rigkzt-o�-wa�r ].ine oP Sandra �ri:,�e, 115$.66 i't.; thence 8�+20 �+4' 33" W> 88,50 �t.; the�nce N 89° 56 °�:2" W. 1:09.90 f�, 5 thence S. 0° 03'' 1��r t�.. 3�4.10 �ti.3 thence � 89° Z8s 5�". E. 2�&.64 f�.; �Y.�enee N o� 47,� �6"' �,. 117.4 f�.; thenee S$9° 1'�4" �. 13:+��63 f�.; tY�enee 'tiI U° 4�.' 06;� E. 16j.0 s"t,; thenee S. �9° 38? 5�+" E. 1�09�33 �"t.; thei�ce I� Q° lga 15" E. 105.01 ft.; thence N. 83° 1$� �'j4" �!. �0.0 f�. �o P�1B., Pinellas Goun�S', F�.OP3C� . Sec�ion 2. �i'he City of Gleaz�sva�er, acting by and thraugh its City Commiss�can, 3nten sc`i�a artn'�x �he £ox�ego3.ng ].an�ds aceordin� to t�he provision� o� Section 7.71,Q�F9 �'2arida St�.tutes Tg,�f'; and ta that end the Ci�y Clerk is h,ereb�r diY��c�ed $o publisYa thi,� Ordinance in the Cleartaater Sun, a neivspaper �Sub�.ish.efl in the City of C3eaz**qrrater, onee a ureek for four �o:2secutive weeks i�ediate3y after tYze ,p�,�sage of this Orolin2nce. Section 3. This Qr�i.i:nance sha3.l: become e��'ective imm�diately npan i�s passag�:,. PASSEa oId F'IxST z?.E�DIT3G 1Kareia 2, �.959 r PASSELI �1�I SEC03�iD Rr�t,Dl]NG Ma�cYa 2, 1959 PASSED ON T�YIRD ATiD FINI�L READII3G AND A�OPT�D M31'�Ii 2i 1959 Atte�tt /sj r�. G. �i.teY��ad C3ty Gleri€ /s/ A1ex �. F3nch. M�yor- Goma�3; s s3. oner n