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April 6, 1959
The City Commission of the City of Clearwater met in regular session at the City
Ha11, Monday, April 6, 1959, at 1;30 P,M, with the following members present:
Alex D. Finch
Cleveland Insco, Jr.
James H, Watkins
Herbert R. Fields
Amos G. Smith
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Concerning the bids for materials and installation of the transmission lines
to tie the City?s gas system to lines under construction by the Houston, Texas, Gas
and Oil Corporation, the Manager recommended accepting the 1o?a bid of $222,681.00 from
Broom & Stephens Pipe Line Construction Company, Atlanta, Georgia, provided that
'? sufficient funds can be obtained pending the sale of proposed revenue certificate
issue. He stated he had contacted local banks and they have agreed verbally to make
the money available to the City. Commissioner l?datkins moved that the contract for
y' natural gas transmission lines be awarded to the Brown & Stephens Pipe Line
?: Construction Company, Atlanta, Georgia, in the amount of $222,691.00 which is the
??'' lowest and the best responsible bid and that appropriate officials of the City be
authorized to execute said contract which shall be in accordance with the plans and
specifications of the bid, Motion was seconded by Commissioner Fields and carried
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Regarding the bids for equipment for gate stations for natural gas lines, the
Manager recommended that the following low bids be accepted;
1. 2 gas cleaners $1132.00 Jack Smithers
2, 2 odorizers 3774,00 " "
3, 4 8-inch orifices 880,00 Daniel
4, 2 dual recording meters 5146,00 American Meter
5, 2 single type meters 2556,30 "
6, 4 ?+-inch meter runs with orifices 1281,88 " "
7 & 8 4 2-inch regulators 2861,00 "
g, 2 differential indicating valves 899.70
10. 2 4-inch control valves 886,00 " "
11. 2 3-inch pressure relief valves 240,00 Jack Smithers
12. 2 pressure recorders 429.70 American Meter
13, 2 dual unit oil foggers 3760.00 Koppers
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Commissioner Watkins moved that the contract for equipment for gate stations be awarded
to the American Meter Company, Birmingham, Alabama, For items totalling $14,180.58,
to the Jack Smithers Company, Atlanta, Georgia, in the amount of $5,146,00 and to the
Koppers Company, Baltimore, Maryland, in the sum of $3,760,00, and to Daniel Orifice
Company, Houston, Texas, in the sum of $880.00, which are the lowest and best
responsible bids, and that appropriate officials of the City be authorized to execute
said contracts which shall be in accordance with plans and specifications of the bid.
Motion was seconded by Commissioner Fields and carried unanimously,
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,i??tw????Y stated the Zonin and Plannin Board had recommended a royal He ex lained the ??`?`??"????"?` '
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^?`?'' y '? authorities be authorized to sign it, Motion t?ras seconded by Commissioner Fields and `? '' t ^`?
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t ;'? Station Sewer Plant in the amount of ?5,t}13.41 additional to cover valves, handrails, :?? ;
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,? ;y?, ? Manager that Supplemental Agreement ?? be approved and the proper authorities ?'
`. ,'' ?`? authorized to execute it, Motion was seconded by Commissioner hJatlcins. Upon the ,
'?' vote being taken, Conunissioners Fields, y?atkins, Smith and Insco voted "Aye", Mayor ?.,' "
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5 ?"` Q' Construction Company in the amount of $57,092.32. He explained the work was complete a: ,
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`?,'; rt• present a waiver to cover that work, Commissioner Watkins moved upon recommendation "??"? ?,
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Mr, Harold Briley suggested that the City make application for a Federal grant of ??r??•? ????:;
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;, a ' ?' ff '` a lication throw h the State to the Federal Government for i'200 000.00, Motion was ?' ?, ?
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Finch said he voted a ainst the motion as he felt the contract was not in line with ??• ???''?•.,
? ,hs w ; . other cities under such projects and he thought the City could get the same ,job done ir??,,.,?? ???,
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,;? 2 wide basis, Commissioner 'rJatlcins moved that the City go baclt to the one-way street ?k?4 k ?
?`''}' system as it was originally proposed by the Traffic Department and approved by the ???
' ? citizenry of Clearwater in an open hearing held in this roan. The Mayor ruled the ?`?r?,•?° ???
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? r ;'r ,w?,; returning to the two-Dray system. Commissioner Fields moved that the City return to ?J' w ?y' ?'?
p , r ' ' '? the two way system on Fort Harrison and Garden Avenues, The IQayor requested 4 k ? ',7 ?' ?`a
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r,:>:?';,;r::.?;,?,??:??? Commissioner Watkins voted "No". Commissioner Insco abstained from voting, Motion r? ?'? ?";;??
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sw??%r????y??`??" g p P y r? Unit A for approval, The Engineer y, ,'?,?
:????,?wi??T.+??r?t rec0ommended approval stating that the contract in accordance with Ordinances 632 and ? . ? ?. ,,k
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???????``??,?:, Board recommended approval , Commissioner Smith moved on the recommendation of the '?;`?"? ?? ^??
`"' "? Engineer, the City Manager and the Zoning and Planning Board that the plat of Bayside ,?'? fir; k??;;? ?
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A resolution tags read from the Clearwater Board of Realtors asking that no
business be licensed in an area designated by restriction or zoning as being solely
for residential use. It was explained that the resolution referred to requests to
operate real estate offices in R-4 areas under the designation of customary home
occupation, Commissioner tidatkins moved the resolution be accepted and that the City
Attorney be authorized to study the matter further and bring back recommendations to
the Commission, Motion was seconded by Commissioner Insco and carried unanimously.
A statement from Bartholomew 8c Associates, Planning Consultants, for 4,000,00 '? ????
was presented as a request for part payment under the contract, Commissioner Fields ? ???'
moved upon recommendation of the City Manager that the payment of $4,000,00 to ''' ?? ??
'??? Harland Bartholomew Company be paid according to their contract, Motion was seconded ?r ?•i
by Commissioner Smith and carried unanimously, ??,'
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r'` "t:`?:?.?.>Ff ?i; retaining $l, 000.00 of this amount until after the parking locations have been
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??„? i?'su that Wilbur Smith & Associates be paid ,},11,t300,00 under their contract and withholding
,?,;?',?;?? $1,000.00 until completion of the parking loL- layouts. Motion was seconded by
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'' ??'???????•'???"?:? Jones Street from Osceola to Clearwater Bay and had offered to pay fora twenty foot
.- ?•- wide pavement . He approved the tvrenty foot vridth since it would mainly be serving
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, Commission reconsider Ordinance 812 which would extend the liquor zone to include the
?'?=:,?4'?.}?'..°?`"`' netiv Pood Fair market at Sunset Point and highland Avenue i?n order to permit the selling
????????' ??rt:;??;. of wine to be consLUned off the premises. There was no action taken as the Commissioners
°??`???•??_?' • ??^< still felt the ordinance should not be passed.
FI The Attorney read Resolution 59--39 which in accordance with the request of
Calvary Baptist Church would vacate a three foot sidewalk easement on the east side
of its property and a twenty foot driveway easement, both in Block A, John R. Davey
Subdivision. Commissioner Insco moved Resolution 59-39 be passed and adopted and
the proper officials be authorized to execute it. Motion was seconded by
Commissioner Fields and carried unanimously.
'? ''`` ??` ' s`.Y . The Attorney reported that he had been unable to prepare the resolution vacating
'?°?-?«?.?-r?>,?<;{?;> a ten foot east-west alley north of Clovis Lutz Subdivision since he had not received
A ,S;a+,.? enough information. Mr. Clovis Lutz assured him he ?rrould deliver the required in-
j?-x?:??;v??,??"';?'? formation. Commissioner T.nsco moved that Resolution 59-40 be ado ted sub ect to the
?``?`''?`'{`????? information that has been required by the City Attorney, having his approval and the
"`?''` ?`'y??"`'? approval of the City Engineer and the City 1,7anager and that at that time the proper
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Resolution 59-?11 was presented ti?rhich would authorize the payment of $2,012.33 to
t. ??.a;-';s???`irr.- Briley, Wild and Associates for services in coruzection with the Marshall Street Sewer
`??"`?"'''???''`?'?`? 'f`'=' Plant and the Marina Station Server Plant. Commissioner Smith moved Resolution 59-111
`-??'''?'"`?"'``?`- ?"`"`'= wild & Associates in the amount of T?2, 012.33 as recommended
be adopted to pay Briley
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Commissioner Insco left the meeting at this time.
Resolution 59-112 was presented which would authorize the proper City officials
to sign a supplemental agreement with the Seaboard Railroad extending the time of the
City to December 31, 1959 to complete the fill 100 feet westerly from the main line
traclc in East Avenue between Druid and Magnolia. Commissioner Fields moved Resolution
59-112 be passed and adopted and the proper officials be authorized to execute it,
Motion eras seconded by Commissioner iiJatltins and carried unanimously.
Commissioner Insco returned at this time.
The Attorney read on its first reading Ordinance 816 which vrould annex into the
City Lot 3, Block C, Oak Acres Addition, and Lot ?l, Block C, Oak Acres Addition Unit 1.
Commissioner Insco moved Ordinance 816 be passed on its first reading. Motion was
seconded by Commissioner Fields and carried unanimously.
Commissioner Insco moved Ordinance X316 be considered on its second reading by ?
title only with the unanimous consent of the Commission. Motion was seconded by
Commissioner Fields and carried unanimously. The Attorney read the ordinance by title
only. Commissioner Insco moved Ordinance f?16 be passed on its second reading by title
only. P4otion was seconded by Comn?.i.ssioner Fields and carried unanimously.
Cornm3.ssioner Insco moved Ordinance 816 be considered on its third and final
reading with the unanimous consent of the Commission. Motion was seconded by
Commissioner Fields and carried unanimously. The Attorney read the ordinance.
Commissioner Insco moved Ordinance 816 be passed on its third and final reading and
adopted and the proper officials be authorized to execute it. Dlotion was seconded by
Commissioner Fields and carried unanimously,
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City Engineer, City Manager and City Attorney to attend the meeting of the Florida
Shore and Beach Association to be held in Sarasota on April 16th and 17th, Motion
was seconded by Commissioner Fields and carried wlanimously.
The Attorney reported that he had received a petition from Mr. Leonard Merrell
signed by ten registered voters requesting an ordinance be drawn to require that
future parking lot purchases be approved by a referendum. Commnissioner 'rJatkins moved
the petition be received and the City Attorney be authorized to comply. Motion was
seconded by Commissioner Smith and carried unanimously.
The Convr>i.ssion, noti'r adjourned as the City Commission and acting as Trustees of the
Pension Fund, heard letters read from the Advisory Committee recommending that
Dorothy A, McFadyen, Cleric I, Utilities Department; James Skinner, laborer, Utilities
Department, Refuse Division; Ernest L. Breton, Driver, Utilities Department, Refuse
Division; Donald C. Graham, and Vcrnie L. Padgett, Plant Attendants, Seti'rerage Treatment
Plant; Wilbur B, Williamson, Laborer, Public Works Department, Drainage Division; be
admitted to the Pension Plan. Commissioner Watkins moved these employees be approved
as met?tbers of the Pension Plan. Motion ?-ras seconded by Commissioner Fields and carried
unanimously,
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CITY COMMISSION MEETING
APRIL G, 1g59
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CITY COMMISSION MEETI1dG
April 6, 1959
Reports from City Mana er
1, maids, ns a11a on and Duct Worlc for Air
Cazditioning System, Utilities Office
2, Bids, Fire Hose
3, Bids, Natural Gas Transmission Line
4, Bids, Miscellaneous Equipment for City?s
Natural Gas Gate Station
5, Request Approval of Sunset Lake Estates,
Unit 7?2
6, Supplemental Agreement and Final Statement
for Marina Sewerage Plant
7. Report of One-Way Streets Committee
8, Approval of Bayside ??
g, Resolution from Board of Realtors
10. Request from Harland Bartholomew and Assoc.
for Payment under Terms of Contract
11, Request from Wilbur Smith and Assoc. for
Payment under Terms of Contract
12, Other Engineering Matters
13. Verbal Reports and Other Pending Matters
Reports from City Attorney
3 eso u on - Paymen to Briley, Wild and
Assoc,
15. Resolution Approving signing of Agreement
between City and SAL and Tampa & Gulf
Coast Railroads
16, Ord, X816 - Annexation of Lot 3, Block C,
Oak Acres, Addn, and Lot 4, Block C, Oak
Acres Addn,, Unit 1
17, Ordinance re Condemnation of Thayer Property
18, Ord, ;817 - Annexation of Fair Oaks, 3rd
Addn,
19. Ord, ?,?812 - Extension of Liquor Zone to in-
clude Property in Vicinity of Intersection
of Sunset Point Rd, and Highland Ave, (Re-
uesq ted by Mr, Aronowitz, Atty, for Foote
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20, Resolution - Removing Restrictions on
Property owned by Calvary Baptist Church
21, Resolution - Vacating Alley in Clovis Lutz
Subd.
RESOLUTIOrI
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1JHEREAS, the Trustees Calvary Baptist Church, a non-profit corporation under the
laws of the State of Florida, did convey by ?irarranty deed, property to the City of
Clearwater, a municipal corporation, on ]dovernber g, 1955, said deed being recorded in
Deed Book 1565, Page 564, Public Records of Pinellas County, Florida; and,
4lHEREAS, the East 3 ft, of property described in the aforesaid deed was reserved
by said Grantor as an easement for sider?ralk purposes, provided the City exercised the
same by paving it within ten (10) years from date; and,
WHEREAS, on November 21, 1955, the City of Clearwater did obtain an easement
ad,?acent and contiguous to the aforementioned sidewalk lying inunediately East thereof
and parallel to the same, which is described as follows:
Begin at the Northeast corner of Bloclt A, John R, Davey Subdivision, as
recorded in Plat Book 1, Page 87, of the Public Records of Hillsborough
County, Florida, of tahich Pinellas County formerly ryas a part, and run
thence South 1 deg. 22? 45" East U?3.12 feet, thence Trlest 321.63 feet for
POB; thence South 174,$2 feet, thence East 20 feet, thence North 174,82
feet, thence l?Jest 20 feet to POB, subject to easements and restrictions
of record; and,
GlHEREAS, the City does not intend to pave said sidetivalk; and,
WHEREAS, the Trustees Calvary Baptist Church heretofore requested the City of
Clearwater to abandon the aforesaid sidevrallc, as tae11 as the aforesaid easement; and,
1?IEREAS, the City of Clearwater does not intend to use said easements for any
municipal purpose and the said Trustees Calvary Baptist Church has represented that it
desires and needs the same vacated in order that certain expansions be made to its
present church buildings;
N04J, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COPtu?QSSION OF THE CITY OF CLEARWATER,
FLORIDA, IN SESSION DULY AND REGULARLY ASSEhtrBLED, AS FOLLOGlS:
1. The easement for the sidewalks, described as follows;
The East 3 feet of the following described property:
Begin at the NE corner of Block A, John R, Davey Subdivision, as recorded
in Plat Boolc 1, Page 87, Public Records of Hillsborough County, Florida,
of which Pinellas County, Florida, formerly was a part, and run thence
South 1 deg, 22' 45" East, 43.12 feet; thence West 354,40 feet for POB;
thence South 174,82 feet; thence East 32,77 feet, thence North 174,82
feet, thence West 32,77 feet to POB, LESS all easements and restrictions
of record,
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and the easement for a driveway described as follows;
Begin at the NE corner of Block A, John R. Davey Subdivision, as xecorded
in Plat Boolc 1, Page 87, of the Public Records of I?.llsborough County,
Florida, of which Pinellas County formerly was a part, and run thence
South 1 deg. 22? 1E5" East 43.12 feet; thence West 321,63 feet for POB;
thence ,South 174.82 feet; thence East 20 feet, thence North 174.82 feet,
thence West 20 feet to POB, subject to easements and restrictions of record,
be and the same, are hereby vacated and abandoned as though the same had never been
recorded of record,
2. That the appropriate City officials shall cause to be prepared, executed
and delivered, a quit claim deed of the City of Clearwater conveying, releasing and
discharging the aforesaid easement in favor of the said Trustees, Calvary Baptist
Church, and have the same filed of record,
PASSED AND ADOPTED, this 6th day of April, 1959•
/s/ Alex D. Finch
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RESOLUTION
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WHEREAS, Briley, Wild and Associates have heretofore been retained by the City of
Clearwater to perform services as covered by the statement therefar 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 $2,012,33,
according to the statement of said Engineers dated March lg,, 1959, a copy of which is
hereto attached and by reference made a part hereof;
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITX COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF CLEARWATER,
FLORIDA, in session duly and regularly assembled, as follows:
1. That the sum of $2,012.33 be paid from the Construction Trust Fund by the
First National Bank of Clearwater, Florida, Trustee thereof of Construction Trust Fund
Agreement dated June 14, 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 6th day of April, 1959,
/s? Alex D. Finch
Mayor-Commissioner
Attest:
/s/ R. G. Whitehead
City Clerk
RESOLUTION
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WHEREAS, on July 15, 1955, an Agreement was entered into by the City, the Seaboard
Air Line Railroad Company and the Tampa & Gulf Coast Railroad Company regarding ?n
exchange of properties described therein, subject to all the terms and conditions set
forth therein, including, among others, the condition that the City would, within two
years from the date of that Agreement, fill that portion of the property being conveyed
by it to the Gulf Coast between the South line of Druid Road and the North line of
Magnolia Drive for a substantially uniform distance of One Hundred (100) Feet Westerly
from the center line of the present main line track in East Avenue, Clearwater, Florida;
and,
WHEREAS, the aforesaid filling has not been completed by the City, and the
Railroads and the City desire that the Agreement dated July 15, 1955 be supplemented
so as to provide for a further extension of time for completion by the City of the
aforesaid filling;
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BX THE CITY COMNII SSION OF CLEARWATER, FLORIDA, IN
SESSION DULY AND REGULARLY ASSEMBLED, AS FOLLOWS:
That the appropriate City of Clearwater officials be authorized to sign a
Supplemental Agreement extending the time for the completion of the aforesaid•filling
to and including December 31, 1959•
PASSED AND ADOPTED, this 6th day of April, 1959.
/s/ Alex D. Finch
Mayor-Commissioner "
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/s/ R, G. Whitehead
City Clerk
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CITY COMMISSION MEETING
April 6, 195q
RESOLUTION
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WHEREAS, the City Commission of the City of Clearwater, Florida, has determined
that the right-of-way of Drew Street, Westerly from the intersection of Greenwood
Avenue to the waters of St. Joseph Sound, must be widened and extended in order to
facilitate the free circulation and flow of traffic of all kinds within the municipal
limits; and,
WHEREAS, it has also been determined that the right-of-way of Myrtle Avenue
northerly from the intersection of said Myrtle Avenue and Drew Street, must be extended
in order to facilitate the free circulation and flow of traffic of all kinds within
the said municipal limits; and,
WHEREAS, it has also been determined that the intersection of said Drew Street
and Myrtle Avenue will become a ma,?or street intersection upon which traffic of all
kinds will converge; and,
WHEREAS, the parking of motor vehicles in the vicinity of said intersection of
Drew Street and Myrtle Avenue will create additional traffic congestion to such an
extent as to constitute a public nuisance; and,
WHEREAS, said traffic congestion cannot be adequately abated except by provision
for sufficient off street parking facilities in the vicinity of said intersection;
NOW, THEREFORE, HE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF CLEARWATER,
FLORIDA, IN SESSION DULY AND REGULARLY ASSEMBLED;
1. To forthwith acquire and appropriate in fee simple absolute, the following
described property, to-wit:
Lots 1, 2 and 14, Block B, Property of E, H, Coachman, as shown by the
recorded plat in Volume 6 of Plats, Page 56, of the Public Records of
Pinellas County, Florida,
owned in fee simple by Alfred C. Wyllie, Inc., a Florida corporation, which is subject
to a mortgage held by Edward Proefke in the principal amount of $32,000,00 recorded in
Mortgage Book 1128, Page 265, Public Records of Pinellas County, Florida. The purpose
of said appropriation being to widen the existing street right-of-way of Drew Street,
extend the street right-of-way of Myrtle Avenue Northerly, and off street parking in
said vicinity, as is more fully set forth in the premises.
2. To forthwith acquire and appropriate in fee simple absolute, the following
described property, to-wit:
Begin at a point on the section line between Sections 9 and 16 on the West
side of Osceola Street, said point being 170$ feet more or less West of
the Northeast corner of Section 16, run thence South along the W.st side
of Osceola Street 50 feet; thence West to High water mark on Clearwater Bay;
thence Northeasterly along high water mark to section line; thence East to
POB, together with submerged land appurtenant thereto ??17502, Pinellas
County, Florida,
owned in fee simple absolute by Hayward Charles Meyer, a married man; Gwendolyn Meyer
is the wife of Hayward Charles Meyer, and possesses an inchoate right of dower interest
in said property, The purpose of said appropriation being to extend the street
right-of-way of Drew Street Westerly as is more fully set forth in the premises,
3. The City Manager shall cause written notice hereof to be given the aforesaid
owners as well as all persons, firms or corporations in possession thereof or having
an interest therein or to their authorized agents, in accordance with Section 139 of
the Clearwater City Charter.
PASSED AND ADOPTED, this 6th day of April, 1959,
?s/ Alex D. Finch
Mayor-Commissioner
Attest:
/s/ R, G, Whitehead
City Clerk
Mar. 13, 1959
Honorable City Commission
Clearwater, Florida
Gentlemen;
As Trustees of the City of Clearwater Employees Pension Fund, you are hereby
notified that?Donald C, Graham, Plant Attendant, Sewerage Treatment Plant, has been
duly examined by a local physician and designated by him as a "First Class" risk,
The above employee began his service with the City on Sept, 4, 1958, He is under
45 years of age (birthdate - Dec, 26, 1825) and meets the requirements of our Civil
Service, It is hereby recommended by the Advisory Committee that he be accepted into
membership.
Very truly yours,
Advisory Committee of The Employees Pension Fund
/s/ Paul Kane, Chairman
/s/ Edwin Blanton
/s/ Helen Petere
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• CITY COMMISSION MEETING
April 6, 1959
Mar, 13, 1959
Honorable City Commission
Clearwater, Florida
Gentlemen:
As Trustees of the City of Clearwater Employees Pension Fund, you are hereby
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"' notified that, Dorothy A, McFadyen, Clerk I, Utilities Department, Billing Division,
hae 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 Sept. 2, 1958. She is
under 45 years of age birthdate - Sept, g, 1g36) and meets the requirements of our
Civil Service, It is hereby recommended by the Advisory Committee that she be
accepted into membership,
Very truly yours,
Advisory Committee of The Employees Pension fund
/s/ Paul Kane, Chairman ,
/s/ Edwin Blanton
/s/ Helen Peters
Honorable City Commission
Clearwater, Florida
Mar, 31, 1959
Gentlemen:
As Trustees of the City of Clearwater Employees Pension Fund, you are hereby
notified that James Slcinner, a laborer, Utilities Department, Refuse Division, has
been duly examined by a local physician and designated by him as a "First Class" risk,
The above employee began his service with the City on Apr, 28, 1958. He is
under 45 years of age (birthdate - Sept, 26, 1931) and meets the requirements of
our Civil Service. It is hereby recommended by the Advisory Committee that he be
accepted into?.membership,
Very truly yours,
Advisory Committee of The Employees pension Fund
/s/ Paul Kane, Chairman
/s/ Edwin Blanton
/s/ Helen Peters
Honorable City Commission
Clearwater, Florida
Mar, 13, 1959
Gentlemen:
As Trustees of the City of Clearwater Employees Pension Fund, you are hereby
notified that, Ernest L, Breton, Utilities Dept, Refuse Div., has been duly examined
by a local physician and designated by him as a "First Class" risk.
The above employee began his service tivith the City on Sept. 16, 1958, He is under
45 years of age (birthdate - Mar. 11, lglg) and meets the requirements of our Civil
Service. It is hereby recommended by the Advisory Committee that he be accepted into
membership,
Very truly yours,
Advisory Committee of The Employees pension Fund
/s? Paul Kane, Chairman
/s/ Edwin Blanton
/s/ Helen Peters
Honorable City Commission
Clearwater, Florida
Mar. 20, 1959
Gentlemen:
As Trustees of the City of Clearwater Employees Pension Fund, you are hereby
notified that Vernie L. Padgett, Plant Attendant, Sewerage Treatment Plant, has been
duly examined by a local physician and designated by him as a "First Class" risk,
The above employee began his service with the City on Sept. 16, 1958, He is
under 45 years of age (birthdate - Oct. 21, 1827) and meets the requirements of our
Civil Service. It is hereby recommended by the Advisory Committee that he be accepted
into membership.
Very truly yours,
Advisory Committee of The Employees pension Fund
/s/ Paul Kane, Chairman
/s? Edwin Blanton
,. /s/ Helen Peters
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Clearwater, Florida
CI'T'Y COMMISSION ME);TING
April 6, 1959
Mar. 18, 1959
Gentlemen:
"? ? As Trustees of the City of Clearwater Employees Pension Fund you are hereby notified fs??,t?"?
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k;,o?? that Wilbur B. Williamson, a laborer, Public WorJts Dept, Drainage Div., has been duly {,?, ? ?;,,?.,,
F???{"? examined by a local physician and designated by him as a "F1rst Class"risk. { `? ' ??'-
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E',,?.,firy. The above employee began his service with the City on Aug. 20, 1958. He is under 45 ?
t ???i{,A3f years of age (birthdate - Oct, 8, 1821) and meets the requirements of our Civil Service,
It is hereby recommended by the Advisory Comn?lttee that he be accepted into membership. 1?
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Very truly yours, ? ` 4'' ?`?
Advisory Committee of The Employees' Pension Fund ? ?{,Gtr.'
/s? Paul Kane, Chairman
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RESOLUTIOPI
No. -
l4HEREAS, Clovis C. Lutz and Edythe }I. Lutz, his wife, are the owners of all the
lots in Clovis C, Lutz Subdivision, more particularly described as follows;
Lots A,and B of Clovis C. Lutz Subdivision according to map or plat
thereof as recorded in Plat Book 35, Page 76, Public Records of Pinellas
County, Florida; and,
WHEREAS, Clovis C. Lutz and Edythe H. Lutz, his wife, and Amos K. Freller and
Sarah Ray Freiler, his wife, jointly own the following described property:
From the SW corner of SE 1%?+ of the SE 1/4 of Sec, g, Twp, 2gS, Rge, 15E,
run West 398.68 ft, to the West line of Osceola St,; thence North 0° 38?
East along the GJest line of Osceola Avenue 545.68 ft, to the North line of
an alley as shown in JONES SUBDIVISION to the Town of Clearwater, Fla,;
thence East 58,0 ft, to FOB; thence North 83.16 ft, MOL; thence West
250.55 ft, MOL to the lJaters of Clearwater Bay; thence South 2210 ldest
g0 ,01 ft. MOL to a point 285 ft, West of the FOB; thence East 25,0 ft, to
FOB.
WHEREAS, there are no unpaid taxes or assessments against said property; and,
WHEREAS, the aforesaid owners have requested the City of Clearwater to vacate
that portion of a certain alley ten feet in vridth, lying between the above described
properties as a common boundary; and,
WHEREAS, said alley has never been used by the public far egress or ingress and
there are na utilities located thereon other than a Florida Power Corporation easement
for pole and line, and a General Telephone easement for pole and line; and,
WHEREAS, the aforesaid owners presently enjoy the services of Florida Power
Corporation's utility pole and line and General Telephone Company?s utility pole and
line serving their respective properties, and have assured both of these Companies of
an easement or permit to allow said poles and lines to continue to serve their said
properties; and
WHEREAS, Florida Power Corporation and General Telephone Company have heretofore
indicated their approval of this Resolution vacating said alley; and,
WHEREAS, notice of this action was contained as an agenda item duly published
in the "Clearwater Sun" for hearing by the City Commission at its regular meeting on
April 6, 1959; and,
WHEREAS, no objections were raised or presented opposing the vacation of said
alley;
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF CLEARWATER,
FLORIDA, IN SESSION DULY AND REGULARLY ASSEMBLED, AS FOLLOWS:
1. That the following described alley is hereby abandoned and vacated by the
City of Clearwater, to-wit:
That part of a certain ten foot (10?) wide unnamed alley extending West to
the haters of Clearwater Harbor from the West right-of-way of Osceola
Avenue and lying North of Lot A of Clovis C. Lutz Subdivision according to
plat or map thereo recorded in Plat Book 35, Page 76, Public Records of
Pinellas County, Florida, and South of that part of the following described
property:
Fram the SW corner of SE 1/4 of the SE 1/4 of See. g, Twp, 2gS, Rge, 15E,
run West 398.68 ft, to the Glest line of Osceola St,; thence North 0° 38!
)ast along the West 11ne of Osceola Avenue 545.68 feet to the North line
of an alley as shown in JONES SUBDIVISION to the Town of Clearwater,
Fla.; thence East 58,0 ft. to FOB; thence North 83,16 ft;. MOL; thence 6'lest
250,55 ft, MOL to the 4Jaters of Clearwater Bay; thence South 222° West g0,01
ft. MOL to a point 285 ft, West of the FOB; thence East 285.0 ft. to FOB,
2, It is distinctly understood that the vacation of the aforesaid alley shall in
no way affect or abandon the right-of-way of Osceola Avenue according to the map of the
City of Clearwater.
Attest;
'??,; <-`. /s? R. G . Whitehead
City Clerk
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PASSED AND ADOPTED, this 6th day of April, 1959.
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ICIICH I8 A FORELON OF OAT{ ACR&4 ADDITION AHD A POR'MON ,
OF OAK ACR&3 ADDITION, tTNIT I, INFO TgB CORPORAT$ LIM[TS
au? THS ClT![ oF? CO,EARhIATB'li, FLORIDA, AND R$Dffi+INING TIiN
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?; 1?HBItBA.4, the City Commission oP the City of Clearwater, Florida, enacted
? ?? Ordinance No. 814 on February 16, 1959, which Ordinance declared the intention of the Y
?? City to annex the property hereinafter described, igto the corporate limits o! the M
City of Clearwater; and,
WEi?tEAS, said Ordinance was published onoe a week for tour consecutive weelw in
the Olearwater Sun, a newapeper published in the City of Clearwater, Florida, proot
of which publioation is hereto attached; and, ? ? r,
. 1?EREAS, more than thirty days have expired since the enactment of Ordinance No, ?
810, and no registered voter of the City of Clearwatex, no owner of real estate in .the
territory to be annexed, and no person whomsoever has ob?eoted to such annexation o'r
hale applied to the Circuit Court of the Sixth ?dicial Circuit in and for Pinellas
County, Florida, setting Sorth any ob?ectiona to said annexation; and,
iiHEEtBAS, a1Z of the provisions oP Section 171.04, Florida Statutes, have been ??.
complied with;
NOW, THEREFORE, HE IT ORDAINED HY TIiB CITY CO{d?1I$SION OF THE CITY OF
CLBARWATER, FLORID?At
Section 1. The City oP Clearwater, acting by and through its City Commission, by
_ the authority and under the provisions of Section 171,04, Florida Statutes, hereby
annexes into the corporate limi.tw of the City of Cleaz?r?ater, Florida, and redefines the
boundary lines oP said City so as to include the followings
Lot 3, Block C, Oak Acres Addition, according to the plat thereof recorded in
Plat Hook 3z, Page ?0 of Public Records of Pinellas County, Florida.
Lot 4, Block C, talc Acres Addition, Unit 1, according to the plat thereof
recorded in Plat Hook 34, Page 31, Public Records oP Pinellas County, Florida.
.Said property is hereby zoned R-1, Single Family Residential.
The City F?gineer and the City Clerk are directed to include in and set out and.
show upon the atfiaial zvrning map and other official maps oP the City of Clearwater,
the Foregoing property with its zoning as indicated.
Section 2. This Ordinance shall becne effective immediately upon its passage.
PASSED ON FIRST READIN'O April 6, 1959
PASSED ON SECOND READINQ April 6, 1959
PASSED ON TIIISA AND FINAL
RBADINO AND ADOPTED April 6, 1959
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Mayor-Conmdesioner
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ORDINANCE N0. 818
AN ORDINANCE DIFIECTINC CO?IDEHltJATION BY THE
C3TY 0?' CLBARWATER, FLORIDA, OF CERTAIN
PRIVATELY OWNED LANDS FOR MUNICIPAL [TSE AS
A PU9LIC CFA'-S'1'RffiR' PARKING LOT R?FUhATED
BY PARKIi+? N?+TIGtS AND OPERATED BY SAID
CM'Y; DESCRIBING SAID LANDS; FINDING THAT
>?,'.' SAID PRCI'BRTY I3 NSCE4SARY FOR SAID USE;
?RSCRIBING TID; Ea"TATE TO BE ACQtiYRED; DIRRCT-
. PROVIDING FOR THE EFFECTIVE DATE HEREOF. .
.WHEREAS, by Chapter 9710. Special Acta oP Florida, 1923, and all Acta amendatory
thereof, to and including Acts passed by the Legislature in the year 1957, including .
Chapter 34659, Special Acts oP Florida, 1955, and inoluding ail powers derived under
the general laws oP Florida pursuant to Florida Statutes 195?, the City of Clearwater
possesses the right to condemn private lands For municipal purposes deemed neceasfuy`
Par the public necessity and convenience; and
i?EIBREAS, it is hereby determined and declared that the Free circulation of
traffic oP all kinds through the streets oP the City oP Clearwater, Florida, is
necessary to the health, safety and general welfare aP its citizens and the public
generally, whether residing in the City oP Clearwatter, or traveling to, through or
Prom the City oP Clearwater, in the course of lawful pursuits; and
WHEREAS, in recent years the greatly increased use by the public oP motor
vehicles oP all kinds has caused serious traffic congestion in the City of Clearwater;
and
WFiERSAS, the parking oP motor vehicles in the streets has contributed to this
congestion to such an extent as to constitute, at the present time, a public nuisance;
and
WAIICSAS, such parking prevents true circulation oP traffic in, through and from
the City oP Clearwater, impedes the rapid and effective fighting oP fires and dis-
position oP pollae Poroea, threatens irreparable loss in values of urban property
o?ioh can no longer be readily reached by vehicular traffic, and endangers the
health, safety and welfare oP the general public and the citizens oP Clear?aater,
Florida; and
1a?RTAS, the regulation of traffic on the streets by the installation o! parking
meters and the imposition oP charges in connection with such on-attest perking
Facilities has not relieved this congestion except to a limited extent; and
WHEREAS, said traffic congestion is not capable oP being adequately abated
except by provisions Por suPPicient oPP-street parking facilitie$, and
1AS, adequate aPF-street parking facilities have not been provided and panting
spec®s now existing must be forthwith supplemented by oPP-?street parking Paoilities
provided by the City of Clearwater, Florida, as a municipal undertaking; and
W$?EAS, the property owned in tee sinq?le by Maurice 8. Thayer, a single man,
described as follows:
All oP Lota two (2) an3 seven (7), both in 81ock five (5); and the south
help (S?) oP the West 121 feet and the South 38 Poet of the East 87 Poet,
bath in Lot one (1) of Black Pave (5}; and the south 38 Peet of Lot
eight (8), in Block five (5), all oP the above described properties '
lying and being in COULD & E'WING?S FIRST ADDITION TO CLLrAARI?ATBR, accord-
ing to the map or plat thereof, as recorded in Platt Book i, Page 52,
Public Records oP 81llaborough County, of which Pi?aellaa County was
farmeriy a part,
ia.deemsd necessary, convenient and appropriate as an absolute estate in Pee simple,
Por use, ownership and operation by the City oP Clearwater, Florida as a municipal
ot!-street parking lot regulated by parking meters; and
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' ol.Cleslr:oater, Florida on March 1b, 1?a9, declaring the intent at the City of
t?su?te?r, Florida, to appropriate said lands; defining the purpose thereof; dssarib-
{; #?';?tha`F,Y and setting forth the estate of interest therein desired to be
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WIi?BAS, the City Commission oP the City oP Clearwater, Florida, and eltid oiaur,
1 Maurine 8., Thayer, ? single man, have been and. are nog unable to eon the is
' ? prise to be paid. Por? said property, pui?oW? ` ?'
NOW, Tom, be it ordained by the City Commission at' the City a! C1esrMater,
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. Seotion?l, That the City o! C1earNat?x dose forthwith elect to procoed to
condemn e o lowing described property ot?med by the said Maurice 8. Thayer, a
single man, and acquire th?e title to the game 3n !ee single absolute by e?tnent d?a3n ??
pursuant to Chapter. 73, Florida 3t?tutea, 1957,.??t?e11 as pursuant to 811 proceedings
sypplemental to emoixient domain as provided by Chapter 74, Florida Statutes, 195?,
town:
All of lots tw?a (2) and seven (7}, bc?th.in Block five (5}; and the South
5 ;?1P (5?} of the West 1?1 Pest and the South 3?3 feet o! the Seat 8? Peet,,.
bath in Lot one (1) of Block five (5?; and the South 38 lest oP hot eight
,: ;:. (8 , in Black five (5), ell oP the above described properties and .
Deing in MOULD & SWTI?' 3 FIRST ADDrl'ION TO CL?AAR'WATFdi, aovordipg tbs ,
' ' map or plat thereoY, as recorded in Plat Books 1, Page ?2, Public Records
oP Htllgborough County, oP which Pinellas County was Svrmerly a part.
?' ?.? Soation.?. That the City Attorney be authorised and instructed to torthtdth
prose w ?z he t?.ltng and cause to be executed and prepared all oP the neaeesat?y .;
_: documents, papers, petitions, surveys, appraisals, or other instrwaents and pleadings
incidental.or necessary to such condenmatio?;:proceedings, and to fu1Pi11 the puxpoeeg
oP.?this Ordinance.
Seotion? The City Manager, as well as all other appropriat® n?3cipal employees,
autho es, and oYfid.als are hereby instructed tv execute all papers 8nd documents,
pleadings, bonds and other instruments incidental or necessary thereto in .order to
institute and con?lete said eandemnation prviceedings at the earliest pveeibhe moment,
and to obtain by anq legal means and di$burse the necessary Ptulde !or the acoomplieh-
went of the purpo8es herein provided.
Section 4. Ali Ordinances and parts of Ordinazices,or Resolutions or parts of.
Resolu one n contliat herewith are hereby rspe8led to the extent of Bucb aonP1l.ct?
Section, Should ? section, paragraph, sentence, phrase, Disuse or other
paxt or lion. of this ordinance be dsclarad by anCr coast to be invalid, the same.
shall not aPlect the validity of the ordinance as a whole, or any part thereof, other
than the part declared to be, invalid.
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CITY COMM?SSION MEETING
April 6, 195g
The City Commiss3,on of' �the City of Clearwater met iiz regular• session at the City
Ha11, Monday, April 6, 1959, at 1;3Q P.M. with the t'o11ov1ing members present:
Alex D. �'inch Mayor-Commissioner
Cleveland Insco, Jr. Commissioner
JameS H. Watkins Commissioner
Herbert R. Fields Commiseioner
Amos G. Smith Commissioner
Also pxesent were:
James R. Stewar� City Manager
H. H. Baskin, Jx. City Attorney
S. Lickton City Engineer
W. Booth Po11ce Chief
The Mayor called the meeting to ord�r. The inv�catio� was given by Rabbi Harry
Richmond of Clearwater. �ommissioner Insco moved that approval of the minutes of
PHarch 16th and 23rd be de,f�r�ed until later in the meeting, T�Iotion was seconded by
Commissioner 4]atltins and carried. unanimously.
Regarding inetallation and duct work for air conditioning sys�em at the new
utilities of�'ice, 725 Cleveland Street, the Manager reported that only one bid [�tas
received, that one being for $1,785,00 from Dean Roofing and Sh�et Metal Company,
Clearwater. He recornmended acceptance of this bid to be paid f'rom funds presently
barrowed for the natural gds project. He explained that the City was asking for bids
for three five ton gas-fired air conditioning units separatel;�. Comm�.ssioner Fields
moved on the joint recomm;endation of the Utilities Manager, City Engineer and
Assistant Purchasing Agent that the bid of Dean Roofing Company of �1,785.00 be accepted
and the proper authorities authorized to execute the contract. Motian was seconded by
Commissioner Glatkins, Upon the �ote being taken, Commissioners Fields, Watkins, Smith
and Insco vated "Aye°, Mayor Finch voted "No". Motion carried. Mayor Finch stated
he felt he did not have enough information on the sub,ject.
The Man�,ger recommended acceptin� the low bid of ��70.00 from �he Clearwater Fire
Eq_uipment Company for 1,000 feet of lg inch i,est fire hose for the Fire Department.
Commisaioner Watk�.ns moved that the contiraet for 1,000 feet of 400 pound hose be
awarded to the Clearwater Fire Equipment Co;npany �n the amount of �,870.00 which is the
lowest and the best responsible bid and that the appropriate o�'ficials of the City be
authorized to execttte such con�ract which sha11 be in accordance with plans and speci-
fications. Motion was seconded oy Commissioner Fields and carried unailimously.
Concerning the �ids for materials and installation of the transmissior_ lines
to �3e the City!s gas system to lines under construction by the Houston, Texas, Gas
and 0il Corporation, -che Manager recommended accepting the loiv bid ef �222,6g1.00 from
BroUr�. & Stenhens Pipe _T,ine Construction Company, Atlanta, Georgia, provided that
sufficient funds ean be abtained pending the sale of proposed revenue certizicate
issue. He stated he had contacted local banks and they have asreed verbally �o malze
the money available to the City. Comrnissioner ti+Tatkins moved that the contract for
n�tural gas transmission lines be awarded to the Brown �; Stephens Pipe Line
Construction Company, Atlan'ta, Georgia, in the amount of �222,691.00 which is the
loweat and the best responsible bid and that appropriate of£icials of the City be
authorized to execute said contract which shall be in accordance with the plans and
specificatzons of the bid, Motion was seconded Uy Commissioner Fields and carried
tuzanimously.
Regarding L-he bids for equipment for g�;'ce stations for natural gas lines, �he
Manager recommended that the following low bias be accepted:
l. 2 gas cleaners y�1132.00 Jack Smithers
2. 2 odorizers 3774.00 " "
3. 4 8-inch orifices 980.00 Daniel
4. 2 dual recording mei;�rs 5146.00 American Meter
5. 2 single type meters 2556.3� " "
6, 4�F-inch meter runs with orifices 1291,8$ " ��
7 8c $ 4 2-inch regulators 2961.00 " ��
9. 2 dif£erential indicating valves 899.70 " ��
10. 2 4-inch control valves 890.00 " �'
11, 2 3-1nch pressure relief valves 240.00 Jack Smithers
12, 2 pressure recorders 429.70 American Meter
13. 2 dual unit oil fo�gers 3760.00 Koppers
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Cornmissioner 1Jatkins moVed that zhe contract for equipment f'or gate stations be awarded
io i;ha American Meter'Compan�, Birmingham, Alabama, for items tota113ng �14,180.58,
to �he Jack Smithers Company, 1ltlanta, Georgia, ln the amount of $5,146.00 and to the
Koppers Company, Bal�timore, Maryland, in the sum of �3,760.00, and to DanielOrific�
Company, Houston, Texas, in the sum of �g80.00, which are the lowest ��nd best
responsible bids, and that appropriate officials of the City be author�zed to execute
said contracts v�hich shall be in accoraance with plans and specifications of the bid.
Mation was seconded by Commissioner Fields and carried unanimously.
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CITY COMMISSION MEET2NG
A�ri1 6, 1959
The Manager presented a plat of Sunset Lake Estates Unit 2 i'or approval. He
sta�ed the Zoning and Planning Board had reconunended approval. He �xplained the
contract in accordance with Ordinances 632 �nd 750 had Ueeri signed by i;he �eveloper,
North Point Corporation, and bond �osted to cover improvemencs. Commissioner Watkins
moved tl�at the plat of Sunset Lalce Estates Un3t 2 be approved and the proper
authorities be au�horized to sign i�. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Fields and
carried unanimously.
Mr. Harold Briley, Consu].ting Engineer, presentEd Supplem�ntal A�reement #'7 to
the contract of Chilton Construct3on Company for the construction of �he Marina
Station Sewer Plant in tha amount of $5,413.41 additional to cover valves, handrails,
aizd other items. Commissionar Fields moved upon f:he recommendation of'the City
Manager that Supplemental Agreement �}7 be approved and the proper authorities
authorized to execute it. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Watk:tns. Upon the
vot� b�ing taken, Coinmissioners Fields, Watkins, Smith and Insco voted "Age". Mayor
Finch voted "No". Motion carried. Mayor Finch fe?t there tivas not sufficient informa-
tion for approval.
Mr. N_a.rold BrileST presen,ted the final requisition ior paymen� from Chilton
Construction Company in the amount of �57,092.32� He explained the work was complete
except ior installation of a handrail at $1,5Q0.00 and that the bonding company would
present a waiver to cover that work. Comm3ssioner Wa�kins moved upon recommenda�ion
of the City Manager that Chilton Construction Company be paid �57,Og2.32 subject to
the agreement between Lhe bonding company and the City, Motion was seconded by
Commissioner Fields and carried unanimo��sly.
?n cor�ection with the proposed sewer plant in the east section oi Clearwater,
Mr. Harold Briley suggested that tY:e City make app].ication for a Federal grant of
funds wrich, if the City qualified, would cover about 30o af the cost. He asked
ior authorization to start final survey and plans #'or this pro,ject. Commis'sioner
TJatkins m�ved that the firm of Briley, t�Jild and Associates i�e authorized to prepare
and submit to the City for its approval the fiiial plar_s and specifications for the
sei�lage disposal plant under terms Of tt12 present contract and assist in making the
application through �he State to the �'ederal Government for .�p200,000,00. Mot�on was
seconded by Commissioner Smith. Upan the vote being taken, Commissioners i�Jatkins,
Smith, Fields and '_rnsco voLed "Aye". Mayor Finch voted "No". Notlon carried. Mayor
Finch said he voted against the motion as he felt the contract was not in line wi.th
other cities under such projects and he thought the City could get tize same job d�ne
for less money.
Colonel J. I�I. Ranc��, Chairman o£ the One Way Street Committee, submitted a report
from the Commi�tee reeommending tha� the City revert to the two way traffic system
until such time as �he City prepares its facilities for one-waf tr.affic on a city
wide basis. Commissionei �atkins moved that the City go back to the one-way street
system as it �vas originally proposed by the Traffic Departmer_t and approved by the
citizenry of Cleartivater in an apen hearing held in this room. The Mayor rulc-d the
motion died for lack of a second. Mr. Harry Jenkins, President of tlze �aycees;
Mr. Ki.r�gsley Gerlach, member of the Chamber of Gommerce Trafxic Gornmitte�; and
Colonel Ranek spoke briei'ly favoring �he orig:inal one-way street pattern, Messrs.
Roy James, Leonard T�lerrell, Jack Russell, James Novotny and others spoke in favor of
returning zo the tT�VO-vaay system, Commissioner Fields moved �hat thc City return to
the two Uraj� system on Fort Harrison and Garden Avenues, The Mayor requested
Commissioner Insco �o a�sume the Chair. Motion was seconded by Mayor Firich. Upon
the vo�e being taken, Commissioners F'ields, Finch and Smith voted "Aye".
Gommissioner Watkins voted "No". Commissioner Insco abstaineQ from voting. Motion
carried.
CominisSioner Insco relinquished the Chair �o Mayor Finch.
The I�t2r,. ~er presented the plat of Bayside ,1-.�6 Unit A for �pproval, The En�ineer
reeommandEci �, ��,roval stating that the contract in accorda,nce .tyith Ordinances 632 and
750 ha.ci �.een a:igned by the clev�loper, Bayside Hotel Company, Inc., and that no bond had
ppen regt��:ce� as �the improve:n�nts were already installed. The Zoning and Planning
Board r�eommended app�oval, Commiasioner SmiLh moved on the recommendaLion of the
Er��_zeer, the City T�Ianaoer and the Zonin� and Planning Board that the plat of Bayside
{,� Unit A be approved. T�Iotion was seconded by Camm3.ssioner Insro and carried
unanirnously .
A resolution was read from the Clearwater Board of Realtors asking that no
buGi:�ess be licensed in an area designated by restriction or zon3�ng as being solely
for resiciential use. It ��ras explained that the resolution referred to reauests to
operate real estate oPfices in R-4 areas under the designation of cizstomary home
occupation; Commissioner Vda.tkins movecl the resolu�i�n be accepted and that the Cit�r
Attorney be authorized to study the matter further and briz�� back recommendations to
the Commission. Motion was secor�ded by Commissianer Insco and carried unan3.mously.
A statement Erom Bartholomew ?� Associates, Planning Consultan,ts, for �4,000.00
was presented as a reque�t for part payment under the contract. Commissioner Fields
moved upon recommendation of the City Mans�er that the payment of �4,000,00 to
Harland Bartholomew Company be paid accord7ng to their contract. Motion was sec�nded
by Commissioner Smith and carried unanimously.
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CITY COMMISSION MEETING
April 6, 1959
The Manager presented a s�atement from VJ1lbtitr Sm3.th Fc R�soc:i.a�es, parking engineers,
i'ar �g,c�00.G0 which would be the final payme�.t under th�i�r ec�ntrac�, He suggested
r�Laining $1,000,00 of 1;his amount vnLil a,fter the parking loeations have been
desi�nated and the City has received diagrams and 1a,youts oE the nroposed lots from
-Ehe engineers. Commi�sioner Fields moved on the recommenda�3.on of the City Manager
that GJilbux Smith & Associates i�e paid �4,800.00 u.nder their contract and withholding
�1,000.00 unt-il complet3on of the parkir� lot Iayoubs. Motion was secpnded '�y
Commiss�.oner Insco and carriecl unanimously.
The Engineer repori;ed that the ovaners of the Belvedere Apartments tvished to open
Jones Strect from Osceola to Clearwatar Bay and had offered to pay for a�twen,ty foot
wide pavament. He approved the twenty £oot wzdth since it would mainly be sarvin�
the apartmen� buildin�; He reported receipt of a letter from the State Ro�d
Department stat3�ng they would replaae any of the prapoaed paving that might be
destroyed in the courae of construction of a storm sew�r in that street,
Commissioner F'ields moved to deviate from the agenda to take up Item 19,
Ordinance �812 - Extension of I,iquor Zone to include property iiz vicinity of Inter-
s�ction of Sunset Poin� Rd, and Highlancl Ave. (Requested by Mr, Aronowitz, Atty, for
Food Fair)." Motion �r�as �econded by Commissioner Insco and carried unanimously.
Mr, Alf'red Aronovitz, attorney fo-r Food Fair, Inc., Miami, asked tnat the
Commission reconsider Ordinance 812 whick� U�ould extend the liGuor zone to include �he
new Food Fair market at Sunset Point and Highland Avenue i,n order to permit the selling
of wine to be consumed off. the premises, There was no action taken as the Commission�rs
st3,11 felt the ordinance should not be passzd.
The Attorney read Resolution 59-39 which in accordance ,�rith the request oi�
Galvarf Baptist Church woul�.� vacate a three faot sidewalk easement or� the east side
of its propert,y and a twenty foot drivevray easement, both in B?oclt A, John R. Davey
Subdivision. Commissioner Insco moved Resolution 59-39 be passed and adopted and
th� proper oificials be authorized to execute it. Motion was seconded by
Commissioner FieTds and carried unanimously.
The Attorney repQrted that he had been unable to prepare the resola�ion vacating
a ten foot east-west a17,ey north of Clovis �vtz 5ubdivision since he had not rece-?ved
enough information. Mr. Clovis Zutz assured him he would delivar the required in-
formation. Commissioner Insco moved that Resolution 59-1{0 be adopted subject to the.
information that has 1�een requlred by the Ci�ty At�orney, havino his approval and the
approval of the City Engineer and the City Manager and that a� that time the proper
officials be authorized to execute it, Motion ti��as seconded by Conuni.sslorier Fields
and carried unanimously.
Resolutian 59-�1 was presented which would authorize �he payment of $2,01.2,33 to
Bri7,ey, wila and Associates for services in ccruzection vtith the Marsha�l S�reet Sewer
Plant and the Marina Station Szwer Plant. Commissioner Smith moved Resolution 5g-�1
Y�e adop�ed to pay Brliey, Wild & Associates �i� the amount oi �52,012.33 a.s recommended
by the Engineer and the City Manager and �he proper officials Ue authorized to zxecute
it. Motion tvas seconded by Commissiener Fields and carried unanimously.
Commissioner Insco left the meeting at this time.
Resolution 59-42 was presented which would authorize the proper Gity off'icials
to sign a supplemental a�ree?nen� with �he Seaooard Railroad extendin� �he tine of the
City to December 31, Zg59, to complete the fill 100 feet �resterly from the main line
tracl{ in East Avenue between Druid and Magnolia. Commissioner 7+'ields moJed Resolution
59-�!-2 be passed and adopted and �he proper officials be authorized to execute it.
Motion was seconded by Commissioner ti4aticins and carried unanimously.
Commissioner Insco returned at th�is ti�ne.
The Attorney read on its first reacling Ordinance 816 which tivould annex into the
City Lo� 3., Block C, Oak Acres Addition, and Lot $, 31ock C, Oak Acres Adc�ition Unit T.
Commi.ssioner Insco inovec� Ordinance 816 be passed on its first reading. Motion tiaas
secoilded Uy Commissioner Fields and carried unanimously,
Commissioner Insco moved Ordinance �16 be considered on ii,s second reading by °
title only with the unanimous consent of the Commission. Motion Svas seeonded by
Comn�i.ssioner Fields and carried unanimously, The Attorney read the ordin�.nce by ti�le
only. Commissioner Inscc moved Ordinance 816 be passed on its second readin� by tible
only. Motion tivas seconded by Commissioner Fields and carried unanimously.
Commissioner Inseo moved Urdinance 816 be consi�lered on its third and final
reading tivith the unaiziinous consent of the Commission. Matioiz was seconded by
Commissioner Fields and carried unanimously. The Attorney read the ordinance.
Comm3.ssio�zer Tnsco moved Ordinance 816 be passed on its third ancl final readin� and
adopted and the proper officials be authorized to execute it. Motior_ was seconded by
Comm3.ssior�r Fields and carried unanimously.
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CITY C{OMMCSSTON MEETI�TG
April 6, 1959
T1ze At�orney read on its first reading Ordinance 818 wh3.ch would authorize the
instituting of condemnation proceedings to acquire Lots 2, 7, tlze south half of the
Zqest 121 feet and the 5outh 38 feet of the east 87 .feet, Lot 1, and the south 38 feet
o�' Lot 8, Block Five, Gould c� Etving � s Fi� st Addltion, to use for a parkj.ng lot .
Cotninissioner Watkins moved Ordinance 818 k�e passed on lts first read:Ln�. Mo�ion was
seconded by Commissioner Fields and carried unanimously,
Commissioner Watkins moved Ordinance 818 be considered on its aecond reading by
�itle only with tlze unan3.mous consent of the Corrunissiori, Moi:ion w�as seco:lded by
Comm�,ssioner Fields and carried unanimously. The Attorney read the ordinance �y
title only. Gommissioner Watkins moved Ordinance 818 be passedon its second readin�
by title only. Motian tvas secondEd by Commissioner Fields and carried unanimo�zsly.
Coinm3.ssioner Watkins moved Qrdinance �318 be consldered on its third reading �tv3�h
the ur.animous consent of 1;he Commission. Motion tivas seconded bsT Commissioner F�,elds
and carried unanimously. The At-�torney read the ordinai�ce. l;ommissloner Wat'�in� moved
Ordinance 818 be passed on its third and final reading and adopted and the proper
officials be authorizetl to execute it. Motion t�vas secnnded by Commissioner Fields
and carried unan�.mously.
The Attorney read R�solut3.on 59-1+3 whicll declared the City's :Lntention to acquire
and appropriate Lots l, 2 and 14, Blocl{ 8, Property oi E. H. Coachman Subdivision,
owned by ATfred G. Wyllie, Inc., and also acreage in Seetion 16-29-15 owned by Hayward
C, Meyer at the intersection of Drew and Osceola for the purpose of widening and
extending DreW Street and M,yrtle Avenue, Commissioner Watkins moved Resolution 59-43
be p�.ssed and adopted and the proper officials be authorized to execute it. Motion
ti+1as seconded by Commissioner F3elds and c�rried u�animously.
The Attorney rea.d on its first reading Ordinance 817 �-rhich rr7ould annex into the
City tkie Third Addition �o Fair Oaks Subdivision. C�mmissiozzer Watkins moved
Ordinance 817 be passer� on its first reading. Motion was secorided by Commissioner
Fields and carried unanimously.
Commissioner t�Iatkins moved Ordinance 817 be considered on its second reading by
title Qn].y with the unanimous consent of the Comm3ssion. Motion was seconded by
Corrunissioner Fields ana carried unanimously. The Attorney read the ordiriance by title
�n1y, Commissioner Watkins moved Ordinance �17 be passed on its second reading by
title only. Motian was seconded by Commiss?oner Fields and carrl.ed unanimously,
Commissioner Watkins movEd Ordinance 817 be considered �n its ttzird and final
readin� i+rith the unanimous consent of the Commission. Motion was seconded by
Commissioner Fields and carried unanimously, The Attorney read the ordinance.
Commissioner Watkins moved Ordinaizce 817 be passed on its thixd and final reading and
adopted and the �roper officials authoriz=d to execute it. Motion was seconded by Com-
missioner Fields and carriefl uranimously.
Commissioner Insco moved that the minutes of March 2z�d, 16th an� 23rd be approved
in accordance with copies submit�ed to each Commissioner in writing, I�Zotion was
seconded by Commission�r Smith and carried unanimously.
Gommissioner Srr�th moved that travel ex�enses be authorized �or the Commission,
Citj� Engineer, City Manager and City Attorney to attend the mee�;ing of the �'lorida
Shore and �each. Association to be held in Sarasota on April 16tYz and 17th. Motian
vtas secon:ded bv C�mmissioner Fields and carried unanimously.
mhe Attorney reportEd that he had received a petition from I�Lr, Leonard Merrell
signed by ten registered vo�ers reques��ng an ordinance be draUm to reauire Lhat
future parking lot purchases be approved by a referendum. Commisaioner Wa�kins moved
the petition be received and �he Gity Attorney be authorized to comply. Motion tivas
seconded by Commisaioner Smith and carried unanimously.
The ComrrLission, now adjourried as the City Commission and acting as Trustees of the
Pension Fund, heard lefters read from the Advisory Committee recommending that
Dorothy A. Mcf'adyen, Clerk I, Utilities Depa'rtmeni;; JamPs Skinner, laborer, Ut3lities
Depar�ment, Refuse Division, Ernest L. Breton, Driver, Utilities Department, Refuse
Division; Donald C. Graham, and Vernie L. Padge�t, Plant Attendants, Sewerage Treatment
Plant; Wilbur B, Wi].liamson, Laborer, Public VJorks Department, Drainag� Division; be
admitted to the pension Plan. Commissioner Watl�ins rr�oved these employees be approved
as members oi' the Pensian Plan. Motion vlas seconded by Gommiaslonsr Fields and carried
t�nanimously,
There being no further Uusiness, the meeting adjourned at S:�O P.M.
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CITY COMi�lISSTQTI Nf�ET2DtG
Ap�i1 6, 1959
,AGENDA Reports xrom City P�ana�er
CITY COMMTSSSON NIEETING '�, Bfds; ns a a on and Duct Work foi Air
AI'1�TL 6, 1959 Cona3.ti9ning System, Utilities Office
�� 3� P• M• 2, Esids, Fire Iiose
Invoca�Eion 3. Bid.s, Natural Gas Tranamission Line
4. Bicis, NLiscellaneous Equipment for City�s
Introductions ATatural Gas Gate St�;�,inn
Minutes of Preceding Me.tings 5. �equest Approval: of Sunset Lake Estates,
Public Hearings Unit �`�
Repoxts of City Manager $. Supplem�r�tal Agreement and Final Statement
Reports of City Attorney fior Marina Setiverage Plant
C:Liizens to be Hea�d 7. Report of One-Ylay Streets Committee
Other Commission ketion 8, Approval of Bayside �
Adjournment 9. Resalution from Board of Realtcrs
Meeting pen���n P1an Trustees 1�. Request from Harland Bartholomew and Assoc.
for Payment under Terms of Contrac�
11. Request from Wilbur Smith and Assoc, for
Payment under Terms of Contract
12. Other Engineering Matters
13. V�rbal Reports and Oi;her �ending Matiters
Reports from Ci�y Attorne�
?�-. Resolut�.on - Fayment to Briley, �atild and
Assoe.
15, Resolu�ion Apnroving s2gning oT Ag.reement
between City and SAf and Tampa �C Gulf
Coast Railroads
16, Ord. �'-�'816 - Annexation of Lot 3, Bloc�,: C,
Oal� Acres, Addn, and Lot 4, Block C, Oak
Acre., Acldn.. , Unit 1
17. Ordinanez re Condemnation of Thayer Proper��
1c�. Ord. #817 - Anrie�ation ef Fair Oaks, 3rd
Addn.
19. Ord. �812 -�xtension af Tiquor Zone to in-
clude Pro_oerty in Vicinity oi Intersection
of Sunset Point t�d, and Hiohland Ave. (�e-
quested by Mr. AronoUritz, Atty, for Foo�
F�ir
20. Resolution - Removing Restrictions on
Property owned "py Calvarf Baptist Church
21. Re�olution - Vucating Al�ey in Clav?s Lutz
Subd.
RESOLUTION
No. -
ti�dfLEREAS, the Trustees Calvary B�,pt�st Church, a non-profit corporation under the
laws ot' the utate of Florida, did convey by ���arranty deed, proper�;y to the City of
ClearwaLzr, a municipal corporation, on November 9, 1955� said deed bein� recorded i�i
Deed Book 1565, Pag� 5G�, Public Recorcls of Pinellas �ounty, F'lorida; and,
V1�LF�EAS, the East 3 ft, of proper�y described in the aforesaid deed tivas reserved
Uy said Grantor as an easement for si�.ewalk puxposes, provided the City exercised +i��e
sarne by pavin� it within ten (10) years from c�ate; and,
WI3I�'AS, on November 21, 195�j, the City of Cleartvater di� obtain an easemen�E
ad,�acent and coiz�i�uous to tb,e aforemeiztioned sidetvall� 1yin� immediately East thereo�
and parallel to the same, wlzich is described as follotvs;
Be�in at �t�ie Northeast corner of Block A, John R, Davey Subdivis�on, as
r�e�orded in Plat Book 1, Page 37, of the Public Records ofi Hillsborough
County, Florida, of tahich Pinellas Cou:nty formerly taas a part, and run
thence South 1 deg. 22' 45" East �-3.12 feet, thence t�d�st 321.63 �'eet for
POB; tlzence South 17�-.$2 feet, thence East 20 ieet, thence Nor�h 174,82
feet, thence 4Jest 20 feet to POB, subject to easements and restrictions
of record; and,
ti+lHEREAS, the Gity does not intend to pave said sidewalk; and,
tiJFI�REAS, the Trustees Calvary Bapti;�t Church heretofore xequesteci the Ci�y o.i
Clearwater to abandon �he afoxesaid sidewall�, as well as the aforesaid eaaeme�t; and,
WHEREAS, tlze CiL-y of ClearFva�er does not intend to use said easements ior any
mun:Lcipal purpos� and the said Trustees Calvary Baptist Chu,rch has represented that :it
desires and needs the ,�ame v�cated in ar.der that certain expansions be made �o its
present church buildings;
NOGJ, THEREFOR�, BE IT RESOLVF:D BY TFP� CITY CONl1�1ISSIO�T OF TIiE CITY OF CLEAR[•JAT�R,
E'LORIDA, IN SESSION DUI,Y AND RFGULARLY ASSED�LED, AS FOLLOYJS:
l, �'he easement for the sidewallc, described as folloz•as:
The Ea,st 3 feet of the ,follotaing described property:
B��in at the NE corner of Block A, John R. Davey Subdivision, as r�corded
in Plat Book l, Pags f37, Pub�.ic Records of Hillsborouoh Coun+y, Florida,
of which Pinellas Co�anty, Florida, forrrterly was a part, anc? run tnence
Soutk� I deg. 22' 45" East, �3.12 fee�; thence West 35�.4Q fe�i: for POB;
thence South 174,82 fee�; thence East 32.77 #'eet, thence Noxth 174,82
f eet, thenc� tVest 32.77 feet to POB, LESS all easements a�d restrictions
c�f record,
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CITY COMNLISST�N ME�ING
4�z•:il G, �.�5�
(Continued)
and_the easement for a drivetvay desoribed as �ollows:
Be�in at the NE corner of B'lack A; 3'ohn R. n�,vey Subdivislon, as recorded
in Plat Book 1, Pa�e 87, ot' the Pub1i� Recorc;.s oi i��+,llsborough County,
Florida, of which Pin.ellas County formerly was a pa;:�t, and rLu� �hence
South 1 deg. 22� �5" East 43.12 �'eet; �hence West 321.63 i'eet for POI3;
thence South 17�.82 feet; thence Ea,st 20 feet, thenee Noith 174.82 feet,
thznce t�lest 20 feet to POB, subject to easements and, restri,etions of record.
b� and the same, are her�by vacated and ab�r_doned as though tlle same had nev�r been
recorded of record.
2. That the appropriate City offici�,ls shall cause to be preraied, executed
and delivered, a quit elaim deed of the C;itiy of C],earU�ater conveying, releasing and
discharging the asoresaid easement �.n favor of the said Trustees, Calvary Baptist
Church, and have Lhe same filed of record.
PASSED AND ADOPTED, tYlis 6th daST of April, 1959.
�s� Alex D. Finch
Mayor-Commissioner
Attest:
�s� R. G. Z�Jhitehead
City C1erk
RESOLUTION
N0. 5 -
UJI�REAS, �riley, GJild and Assoc3ates have heretofore been �etained by the City of
Clearwa�er to perform services as covered by 'che statement therefor here3.nafter
described; and,
ti+TFiEREAS, sai.d services, as so described, have been peri'ormed and there is due
and _payable said Engineers from the City of Clearwater the sum of �2,012.33,
aceording to the statement of said Ehgiizeers dated NIarch 19, 1959, a copy of which is
hereto attached and by reference made a part hereof;
NOW, THEREFORE, BF IT RESOLVE'� BY THE CITY C01�'ID7ISSION OF THE CITY OF CLEARWATER,
F'LORIDA, in session duly and regularly assembled, as follows:
1. That the sum oz �2,012.33 be paid from the Construction Trust Fund by the
Firsi, National Bank of Clearwater, ;E'lorida, Trustee thereof of Construction Trust Fund
Agreemen�E dated June l0y 1957, t+rhich Construction Trust Fund is derived from procee�s
of the sale of Utility F�venue Certificates Ser�ies of 1956.
2. That a certified cot�y of this Resolution be deliverecl forthwith to said
Trustee, which said certified copy shall cons�itute tne direction of the City of
Clearwater to Said Trustee i;o pay th� foregoing sum directly to the said Engineers
�'orthwit;h in complia�zce w.i,th Section 3(b) and other provisions of said Cor�struction
Trust Fund Agreement,
�ASSID AND ADOPTED, this 6th day of Abril, 1959.
�sf Alex D. Einch
Mayor-Commissioner
Attest;
�s% R. G. GJhitehead
City C1erk
F?ESOLIJTION
No . 59=� 2
W�REAS, on Ju1y 15, 1955� an Agreement vras entered into by the City, t?�e Seaboard
Air Line Railroad Company and the Tampa & Gulf Coast Railroad Company regarding �,n
exchange ox properti�s described therein, subject to a11 the terms and conditions set
forth therein, includ3.ng, among others, the condition that the City would, within two
years from the date of that Agreement, fill that portion of the property being conveyed
bf it to the Gulf Coast between the South line of Druid Road and the North line of
DZagnolia Drive for a substantially uniform distance af One Hundred (100) Feet Westeriy
from the center line of the prPsent mairi line track in East Avenue, Cleartvater, Floricla;
and,
Y1HERiAS, the aforesaid filling has not been completed by the City, and tl1e.
Railroads and the Ci�y aesire that the Agreement dated July 15, 1g55 be supplemented
so as to provide for a further extension of time for complet7on by the City o�' the
aforesaid filling;
N04d; THERFFORE, BE IT RESOLVFD BY THE CITY COMNCCSSION OF CLEARti�lATER, FLORIDA, IId
SESSION DULY AND REGULARLY ASSEMBLED, AS FOLLOV7S:
That the appropriate City oi' Clearwater officlals be aL?thorized to sign a
Suppiemental Agreement extendin�; the time ior the completion of the aforesasd f3.�ling
to and including December 31, 1959.
PASSED AND P.DCj.'TED, this 6th day oF April, 1g59.
�s� Alex D. Finch
A�te3t:
Mayor-Commissior_er
�s/ R. G. Whitehead
C3:ty C1erk
0
C� � �
C2TY COMMISSIODi MEETING
Apr�,1 6, 1959
RESOT�UTI ON
No. 5 -
WHEREAS, the City Commi,asion of the City of Clearwater, Florida, has de�erznined
that the right-of-way of Drew Street, Westerly from the intersection oi Greenwood
Avenue to the waters of .S{„ Joseph Sound, must be widened and extended �n order to
facilitate the free circulation and flpw of traffic of all kinds within the municipal
11.mits; and,
4JHEREAS, it has also been determined that the right-of-way of Myrtle Avenue
northerly from the intersection of said Myrtle Avenue and Dreva S�reet, must be extended
in order to facilitate tk�e free circ�alation and flow af traffic of a7,1 kinds within
the sa3d municipal Iimits; and,
WHEREAS, it h,as also peen determ�.ned that the intersection of' said Drew Street
and Myrtle Avenue w311 become a major street in�ersection upon which traffic of all
kinds wi,11 converge; and,
WHEREAS, the parking of motor vel�icles in the vicinity of said inzersection of
Drew Street and Myrtle Avenue will creat� additional tr.afiic cangestion to such an
extent as to c�nstitute a public nu3sance; and,
WHEREAS, said traffic congestion cannot be adequately abated except by provision
for sufficient of#'-street parking i'ac3lities in the vicinity of said interseetion;
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CTTY COMMISSION OF TH� CZTY OF CLEARUTATER,
FLORIDA, IN SESSION DULY AND REGULAR.LY ASSEMBLED:
l, To forthwitlz acquire and appropriate in fee simple absolute, the following
described property, to-wit:
Lots 1, 2 and 14, Block 8, Property of E. H. Coachman, as shovm '�y �he
recorded plat in Volume 6 of Plats, Page 56, oi the Public Records of
Pinellas County, Florida,
owned in fee simple by Alfred C. UJyllie, Inc., a Florida corporation, which is subject
to a mortga�*A lzeld'by Edward Proefke in the principal amount of �32,000.00 recorded in
Mor�gage Bo�,_ 1128, Page 265, Public Records of Pinellas County, Florida. The purpose
of said appr•opria�ion being to widen the exis�ing street right-of-way of Drew Street,
extend the street right-of-way of Myrtle Avenue Northerly, and off street narking in
said vicinity, as is more zully sec forth in the premises.
2. To fc�rthwith acquire and appropriate in fee simple absolute, the following
described prop�rty, to-wit:
Regin at a point on the section line between Sections g and 16 on the West
side of Osceola Street, said point being 1708 feet more or less West o,f
the Northeast corner of Section lE,, run thence South along the W:st side
of Osceola Street 50 �eet; thence t�te�t to High water mark on Clearwat�r �3ay;
thence Northeasterly along high t�vater mark to section line; thence East to
POB, tagether with submerged land appurtenant thereto �17502, Pinellas
County, Florida, -
owned in fee simple absolute by Hayward Charles Meyer, a married man; Gwendolyn Meyer
is the wife of Hayward Charles Meyer, and possesses an inchoate right of dower interes�
in said property. The purpose of said appropriation be3no to extend the street
right-of-way of Drew Street Westerly as is more fizll;� set forth in the premises,
3. The City Manager shall cause �mitten notice hereof to be given the afo-resaid
ownzrs as well as all persons, firms or corporations in possession �hereoz ar havin�
an interest therein or to their authorized age�ts, in accordance with Secbion 139 of
the Clearwater City Charter.
PASSED AND ADOPTED, this 6th day oi April, 1959.
�s�' Alex D. Finch
Niayor-Commissioner
Attest:
%s� R, G. Whitehead
City Clerk
Mar. 13, 1959
Nonorable City Commissi.on
Clearwater, Florida
Gentlemen:
As Trustees of the City of Clearwater Employees� Pension rund, you are hereby
notified that Donald C. Graham, Plant Attendant, Sewerage Treatment Plant, h�s been
duly examined by a Yocal physician and de�ignated by him as a"First Class" risk.
The above employee began his serv�ce with the City on Sept. 4, 1g58: He is under
45 years of age (birth�ate - Dec. 26, 1925) and meets the requiremerits of our Civil
Service, It is hereby recommended by the Aduisory Committee that he �ae accepted into
membership.
Very truly yours,
Advisory Committee of The EmploS*ees� Pension Fund
%s� paul ISane, Chairman
fs� EdWin Blanton
/s/ Hel�n Peters
� ��
CITY COMP�SSION MEETING
April 6, 1959
Mar. 13, 1959
Honorable City Commission
Clearwater, Florida
Gentlemen:
As Trustees of the City of Glearwater Employees� Pension �'und, you are hereby
notified that, Dorotiry A. McFadyen, Clerk I, Utilities Department, Bill.ing Division,
has been duly examined by a local physician a�zd designated by him as a"First C1ass"
risk.
The above employee began her service with the City on Sept. 2, 19�8. She is
under 45 years of age birthdate - Sept. 9, 1936) ancl meets the requiremznts of our
Civil Ser.vice. Tt is hereb,y recommanc:ed by the Adz;isory Committee tha�t she be
accepted into m.embership.
Very truly yours,
Advisory Committee of The Employees� Pension fund
/s/ Paul Kane, Chairman
�s� Edwin Blanton
�s/ He1en Peters
Mar. 31, 1959
Honorable City Commission
Clearwater, Flnrida
Gentlemen:
As Trustees of the City oi Clear�v�a.ter Emplo�ees� Pension Fund, you are hereby
notified that James Skinner, a laborer, Utilities Department, Refuse Division, has
been dulv examined by a local phys�cian and designated by him as a"First Class'! risk.
The above emplo�ee began his serv�ce with the City on Apr. 28, 1958. He is
unaer 45 years of age (birthdate - Sept. 26, 1931) and meets the requirements of
our Civi1 Service. It is hereby recommended by the Advisory Committee that he be
accepted into: memberstzip,
Very truly yours,
Advisory Committee o�' The Emp_loyees� Pension Fund
�sf Paul Kane, Chairman
/s� Edwin B3anton
/s� Helen Peters
Niar. 13, 1�59
Honorable City Commission
Clearwater, �lorida
Gentlemen:
As Trustees of the Cit� of Clearwater �nployees� Pensioti Fund, you are hereby
no�ified that;, Ernest L. Bret;on, Utilities Dept, Refuse Div., has been duly examined
by a local physician and designated by him as a"First Class" risk.
The above em�loyez began his �ervice with the City on Sept. 16, 195�. He is under
�5 year s of age (birthdate - Mar. 11, lgl9) and meets: the requirements of our Civil
Service. It is kiereby recammended by the Advisory Committee that he be accepted into
membership.
Very truly yours,
Advisory Committee of The Employees� Pension Fund
/s� paul Kane, Chairman
�s� Edwin Blanton
%s� Helen Peters
Mar. 20, 1959
H�norabi_e City Commission
ClEarwater, b�lorida
Gentlemen;
As Trustees of the City of Clearwater Emploj�ees� Pension Fund, you are hereby
no�ified that Vernie L. Padgett, Plant Attendant, Sewe�age Treatment plant, has been
duly examined by a I.ocai physiczan and designated by him as a"Firat Class° risk,
The above employee began his service with the Cit,y on Sept, 16, 1958. He i�
under 4,5 years of age (birthdate - Oct. 21, 1927) and meets the requirements pf our
Civil Service. It is her•eby recommended by the Advisory Committee tlzat he be accepted
int� membership,
Very bruly yours,
Advisory Committee of The Employees� Pension Fund
�sj Paul Kane, Chairman
/s/ Edwin Blanton
/s/ Helen PEters
CITY CONII+'LLSSTON MEL+TTNG
Apri1 6, lg5g
Honorable City Commission �r. 18, 1959
C1earWater, Florida
Gentlemen:
A� Trustees of the City o,f C1e�;rwater Employees� Pension Fund, you are hereby notified
that Wilbur B, Wiiliamson, a laborer, Public GJorks Dept, Drainage Div., has been duly
examinecl by a].ocal phS�siclan anci designatEd by him as a"F'irst Class"risk.
The above employee be�a2z his service with tne City on Aug. 20, 1958. He is under 45
years of age (birthdate - Oct, 8, 1g21) and meets the requirernents of' our Civil Sertrice.
It is hereby recommended by the AdYisory Committee that he be accepted 3nto membership.
Very truly yours,
Acivisory Co�nmittee of The Employees� Pension Fund
/s� paul Kane, Chairma;.r�
�s� Eclwin Blanton
�s� He1en peters
RESOLUTION
No. 5 - 0
WHEREAS, Clovis C. Lutz and Edythe H. Lutz, his wife, are the owners of all the
lots in Clovis C. Lutz Subdivision, more particularly described as follows:
Lots A,and B of Clovis C. Lutz Subdivision according to map or plat
thereof as recorded in Plat Book 35, Page 76, Public i�ecords of Pinellas
County, Florida; and,
WHEREAS, Clovis C. Lutz and Edythe H. Lutz, hia wife, and Amos K. Freiler and
Sarah Ray Freiler, his Kife, jointly own the iollow-ing described property:
From the SW corner ot' SE 1�4 of the S�` 1�4 af Sec. 9, Twn. 295, �e. 15E,
run West 3g8.68 i't. to the West line of Osceola St.; thence North 0° 38'
East along the 4Jest line of Osceola Avenue 545.68 ft, to the North line of
an alley as shown in JONES SUBDNTSION to the moUm of Clearwater, F1�..;
thence East 58,0 ft. to POB; thence North 83.16 ft, MOZ; thence Glest
25�.55 ft. MOZ to the Waters of Clearwater Bay; thence South 22�O 6Jest
90.01 ft. MOL to a point 285 #'t. PJe�t of the POB; thence East 2�5.0 ft, to
POB.
WHEREAS, there are no unpaid taxes or assessments a�ainst said property; and,
tidHEREAS, the aforesaid owners have requested the City of Clearwa�er to vacate
that portion of a certain alley ten feet in width, lying between the above described
properties a:s a common boundary� and,
WHEREAS, said alley has never been used by the public for egress or ingress and
there are no utilities located thereon other than a�'lorida Power Corporation easement
for pr�1e and line, and a General Telephone easement for pole and line; and,
VJFIEREAS, the aforesaid owners presently enjoy the services of Florida Fower
Corporati�n�s utility pole and line and General Telephone Company�s utility pole and
line seiv9.ng their respective properties, and have assured both of these Gompanies of
an easement or permit to allow said poles and lines to continue to serve their said
properties; and
WHEAERS, Florida Po:ver Corporation and General melephone Company have heretofore
3ndicated their approval of this Resolutian vacating said alley; and,
WHEREAS, notice of this action was contained as an agenda item duly published
in the "Clearwater Sun° for hearing by the City Commission at its regular meeting on
April 6, 1g5g; and,
WHEREAS, no objections were raised or presented opgosing the vacation of said
alley;
NOW, THEREFORE, BE TT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COR'IN�SSION OF THE CITY OF CLEAftWATER,
FI,ORIDA, IN SESSION DITLY �ND R�GULARLY ASSEI�QS ED, AS r'OLLOWS :
1. That the following described alley is hereby abandoned and vacated by the
City of Cle�,rwater, to-wit:
That parb of a certain ten foot (10�) wide unnamed alley extending West to
the Waters of Clearwater Harbor from the l4est right-of-way o�' Osceola
Avenue and lying North of Lot A of Glovis C. Lutz Subdivisian according to
plat or ma,p thereof recorded in Plat Book 35, Page 76, Public Records of
P3.nella:s County, Flo�ida, and South of that par� of the follow�ng described
�roperty:
From the SW corner of SE 1/4 of the SE 1/4 of Sec, g, Twp. 295, Rge. 15E,
rixn West 39�.h� ft, to the West line �f Osceola St.; thence North �° 38'
East along the West line of Osceola, Avenue 545.68 feet to the North line
of an alley as shown in JONES SUBDIVISION to the Town of Clearwater,
r1a,; thence East 58.0 ft, to FOB; thence North 83.16 ft. MOL; thence ti•dest
250,55 ft. MOL to the Waters of Clearwater Bay; thence South 222° West 90.01
ft. MOL to a poin� 285 ft. West of the �OB; thence East 2$5.0 fb. to POB.
2. It is distinctly underst�od that the vacation of the aforesaid 211ey sYlall in
no way affect or abandon the right-of-way of Osceola Avenue according to the map of the
City of' Glearwater.
PASSED AN�J ADOPTED, thiu 6th aay of April, 1959•
�s� Alex D. Finch
�tt��'�: Mayor-Comnv:s�ioner
�s� R. G. Whitehead
City Clerk
1
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, ��
'"��,
ORDINANCE N0. �i�
AN ORDINANCE 1�;NNEXSNG TIiE PROPERTY Ii�RETNAFTER IS�SCRZBID,
Y�lF�CCH IS A PORTT�N 0�' OAK ACR�,S ADDITSON AND A POR7'ION
QF (?R:R ACRES AllDS'PI�N, Wi '.CT Z, IN�'0 TIi& CORP9RATE LI.M�TS
OF THE CITY OF CLEAIiWATERs FI�OR'CDA, AND REDEk'TN2NG TIiE
BOUNDAR'Y T,TNES QF THE CSTY � 0 INCLUD� SAZD ADFrITI4N AC-
CORDING T4 THE PR(3VSSIQNS Oh �ECTZOiJ 171.U4, Fl,Q:i.ii3A
STA'iiJTES, 1g57 s ZOPIING T_�L ANl'IEXED PROPEATY AS H�R�;TN
P1�aVIDE3�; �ND I'iiOVIDTNG FOR THE $FF,�C`�NE DATE 0� TIiTS
ORDINANCE.
t�lIiEREAS, the City Gomrni.ss3on af �he G3.�y o� Clearwater, Florida, enac��d
Ordinance No. 810 on February 16, 1959, wla�.ch Orrlinance dec].a�ed the 3ntencion of the
City �o annex th.e proper�y hereinafter described, i�o �he corporate l�.mits of tla�
City o.� Clearwater; and,
��EAS, said Ordinance c�aas nubZishefl or�ce � weelt f or four consec�.ttiv� t�reelcs in
the Cleai�tiTa,ter 5un, a newspaper published in the G3tf a£ Clear�+r�:�Cer, F1o?�3,da� px�oof
of wlz3ch publ3cat3or_ is hereto attached; and, -
t^JH�EAS, mo� e tl�an thirty d.a.ys have exg�.red sinc� the enactmen� of nrd3.nane� Na .
810, and no re�istere�i votea a£ �the C3ty of Glearwater, no oi•mer of real estate in the
t�rritory to be annexed, and no person Trtthomsoever has objected �o sueh annexatian o�
has applied to the ��rcixi� Coux�t of the Sixth Judicial Circuit in �nd �or Pin�llas
County, Florida., sett? ng fo�h a_re,y ob�eciicns to sa3.d annexation; and,.
W�EAS, all of' the prav�.sions oP Section 171.0�+, Fl.or'! da Statu�es, h�,ve been.
compl3ed �ith;
N0�1, T�'ORE, BE I`t' QRDASNED HY 'rHE CTTY GOMNLSSION OP 'i'HE CI'J'Y OF
CLEARt+TATER.,, �"I,ORTDA•
Seetion 1. Tlie City of Clearwate�, ac�ing by and through i,ts City Cammission, by
the authority and.Ustdt�r the provisions of Section 171.04, FZor�da Stat�tes, hereby
anne�tes ir.to the corparata 1im3.ts of 4he C�.ty o�' Clearvra�er, F3orida, and redefines the
baundary line� of said City so as ta include the i'ollowings
Lo� 3, Block C, Oalc Acres Addition, a�cord3r�r; to the pla� thereai' recorded in
i'la� Bool� 32, Pa�e 70 af Publ3.c Records of Pinellas County, Florida.
Lot 1F, Bloclz �,, Oak Aerss Addition, Unit 1, aecording to �he plat �hereoF
recorded �n P1at Bco2s 34, pa�e 31,, pubi � G 1?ecorda of P3ne'llat� County, Flor3d�„
S�3.d property is hereby zaned R-�., �� ngl� F'amily Res� den�a a:..
The City Engineer and tlte City C3erk are direcied to -�nclude in �,nd set out az2d
show upon the off2c3al zoning map anct other o�'f'iciaT mzpe of the City oi` Clearwater,
the forego3ng propex�ty uri�h its zon3n; as ir_d3cated.
Section 2, Th3.s Ordinance sha11 bec�ne efi�ec�iue �mmed3ateZy iipon its �assage,
PASSED ON F'SRS'!' REAI�ING April 6, 1959
P,f` SSED ON S.EGOP:D READIN("s April 6, 1959
PASSF.� ON 7.'fITRD AND FTNAL
P�F.ADING AND ADOPTED ApriS 6, 1959
A�test:
/s/ R. G, Whi.tehead
City Cl.erk
fs,/ Alex D. �'3nch
Mayar-Gonanissionez
b� `
oR�rrtA�vcE rio. a�7
AN ORDINANC� ANiv.c�.XZNC� TI3� PROPEF:TX h�RE:�NAF'Y'ER DESCf?TBED
WFTCCH iS TO t3E KId013�1 !#a T�ECRI3 ADD�'1"ION �'0 �AIR OAIrw StTB-'
DNISION, ti1�i'(} TH� GORPORATE LIMi�!S �k' T'HE �IfiY OF CI,E1�R..
WA�.'ER, FLOR�DA, AND REDE,n'xDTIiaG THE 130iTrfiliRY LINEu 0�' fiIiE
GITY TO IIJCLUDE SAZ71 1�Dt7ITI0N ACCOR1aING TO TIiE PPO�T�SI�ISS
t�F SECTTUi�t 177, a04� FI,ORIDh STA�."I3TES, ].g575 ZONiNG TIi� AN-
NEXED PROPER'.LTY AS HEC{�IIJ �ROVID�S; ArTD FR.OVIDiNG FOR. xHE
EFFEGTIVE D,�TE OF' TH2S ORDINAIJCE,
UIHER�AS, th� Cit�r Gornm;Lssion of �he Cit� o€ Ciea�water, Rlgrida, enacted
Ox�ci�,nanee lVo. 8Z3 an March 2, 1959, whi.ch Orcii.nan.ce decla�ed tne intention oP tne C��y
to annex the px�operty 1nex�e3na�ter describec�, 3nto the corporaic� T�n�.�s of the Ci�Cy o�
Glea�water; and,
4Ji�AS, said 4r�inance ti�as �ublished once a Y,eek foz� f'ooszr con�ecutive weeks 9.n
�h,e Clearwater Sun, a newspapez• publ�shed: 3n �he Ci�y oP Glea?�vaa�er, Florida, proof of
�thich pub7L3ca'�ion ia hereto attach�d; and,
jJf�R�AS, mo�e 'chan '�hir�y day� have ex.p3.r�d since the en�c�men� a�' O�dinance No,
813, anw no registe+�d voter of the Cit� o� Clearwater, no oc+rr�er oi'•real estate in the
'�erritory to be arrnexed, and no person whamsoever has ob�ected �o suck� annexatian or
has applied to the Circuit �our� of the Sixth Judia3al CircU3.t in and.i'or P3nel�.as
Caunty, �1or3da, se'cting f'o;rth any ob jection� to sai d anne��;t�n; and,
I�AS, all of the grov3sions oP S�c�3on 171.0�+, Florida Statutes have been
�;om�l3ed s,rltih;
T�41�3, TIiII3�F'QRE� BE TT Jt�Dt�IiJ� 73I' TiiE GITY COM�+LiSSIQN OF T�iE CSTY OF CI,EARY7Ai.r�i,
FL,O_RTDA r
8ec�3.on 1. The City oi' Clearwater, acting by and throu�h i�s City Commi.ssion, b�
the �u- or y ar�cl, under the provisions oP Section 171.04, �'Zorida Statutes, hereby
ar�z�es �.nto the corpo�a�e �3mi.ts oz the Ci�y c�k' Clearwa�e�, F'loricla, and redef3nes the
bounc�ar-,� J.3.nes oP sa.:i.d City so as �o inc7ude t�.e x^ollo�r3.ng �
Be��n at the NE corn�r of' the DJIJ ?��F �of Sec. 2�F, TwP, 2�g,, Rge, ZSE,
run then,ce S, 0° ig � i5" SJ, a3ang the �i-S ha2i'-section 1ine, 519.7,�+ f't .
for POB; r�xn thence N 8g� 18 � 54�" 1�7. alon.g the South rigY�t-of-i�ay Iia�e of
Sandra Drive, 11�3.G6 ft,; thence S. �2° �F4' 33" tdv 88._50 f't.; t:�encs N..
$90 5�' ��" 5�1. ].og,90 f't.; thence 8. 0° 03' la'� t!. 320.�o i't.; thence S.
8�01$� 54"}g. 236 64 Pt.., thence 0° �3► a6" E. 1Z7.0 ft.' thence �
89 7.5� 54" E, ii�.b3 ft.A thence N. 0° 4Z�' 06" E, 1b5.0 ft.; thence S.
�90 18, �,� E, 1009.33 xt.; thence N, fl� 19' 15" �, 105.01 �t., thence
N. 89° 38 9 5�-,a ir7. �+0, 0 Pt . to POB, Pi�e? Ias Cou�nty�, Flax�3;da .
5aid property �s hereoy zoned R-1, Sin�le Fami_ly Res�derztial.
�n� Ci'�Y �ii�eer and City Clerk are direc�ed to inelud� in and set out an�:
shaw upon the oi'P3cia3. zvning map and other off?cial n�aps of tize. City oP Cl�ar�aater;
i�he �orego�ng progerf:y 3�3;.�h its zont..ng as indicated.
Sect�ion 2. Th3.s Orcal3.nance shaii :necome e�'a'eet3ve immedi�te7.y upon ita passage.
FASSEU OIJ FIRST RF,,�ING April: 6, 1959
PASSE]? �N S£�CON.D RE�CI?IN� ApriZ 6, �.959
PASSID OI3 TH:LRD A1V� FINl�.L
�ADING AN� ADOP2'ID � y�� �
Attes�:
�s/ R. G. Wh:ttehead
Ci�y Glerk
p � �.959
/s� .{�le�: I3. k'inch
Ma,yor-�Qmm3. s��oner
� `f % G
�RDINANCE I�50. 81c�
AN OR.7�N'A1V*GE DTitEC'��NG CONDEP�V'ATI(7N 73Y' THE
CITY DF OT;EARTf7A'1'II2, Fr�ORiDA, 0� C�TAIy'
PRiV�i'I' sl"i�Y OWNED S�ANDS I'OFi MUl4ICZP'AL T3S� .A�
A. PrtBZ,�C 0+k�'-S'Z'REE'�' YARI�LATCc T�0'.i RFJGtTLA,TID
BY P.A�iTfIN{i 5�2�7.'�E2: AND QF'�'iA,TII? BY �.S'AiD
CI'3.`Y; D�SCR3�I.►VC SA:tI� T.�T�S; FIN�iI�Au TIiA'1'
SA�D PRQPER7'3'i' TS NE�ESS,AR:Y FOt� �ATD II�E;
1�F�SCR�Ta�TG 'S'I� EFS�I'A'I'E T0 I3E ACQiTII�D;, DIRECT-
INCr THE CIT3t A2'TORDAtEY TO II�ISTI'.t'UT$ SA.ID PRU•-
CFsEDITd�S TO ACQUCRE TIi.'� SAME }3Y Ei�NENT
D�MAIIIds DTREt;TTN� THE CTfiY MANAGEi� AND 0'iFI�
r.'T. �1P7.,03�`��,5 AN.� flFF'I£�ALS 0� SATi} CTTY Ta
r'�Ctl'1'E OR OBTAiN AL% PAPIs'RS, BONAS,
APPRAISA�S, SURYL'y'S OR Q�'iIER INNSTRITI�'�.CS
ING2DIIV�T'AL OTi NECESSARY Tfl TNS'.i`�'d'iFPE AND
Ca�iP�I'E SAZD PI�OCEED�S AND QBTAIN AND
DZSI3iTf?SE THE NEGESSARY PUNDS Ft3Ft THE
ACCOiAFZ�SHf�IENT OF TFIF PURPOSES OF 'THxS
ORDIIdANCEz PRO�I'IDII3C w"UR 'PIi� REPEAT. OF AT•T•
OR12L�IA1`IC� QR S?ESOLT3i'.�JNS a^0 2'IiE E5:1'ENT TFiAT
T�EY CQN��TC'1 fiQiEtit�'H; PI30VIDING FL1ii TH�
�II'ARABITI'1tY OF 'Tii� P1i0VI�i0NS HEREOF; A23A
PROVIDIt�TTC# FO�i THE EFFECTSV� ]3�iTE HEREOF'.
ir�E�S, by Ch�p�er g7].0. Special Aets c�� Flo�ida, 3923� BYId 8.3.7: ACts amendatory
�hereof, to and in�luc�.a3g Acts passed bf the Legisla�Cure in 1:he year 1��7, 3nelud.3ng
Chag�es� 3ob599 S�ec�a7. Ae�s of Florida, 1955: ��� :�nc].uding a11 pawertt derived u.�der
�he g�neral laws oS �'1a�ida� p��ttaiz� �o EZoa•ida Statutes 1957., the City of Gle�r��rater
posses�es the rig'rai: :;o ct�ndemn private ].ands for mux�i.cipal purposes deemed necessax�r
�or �he public necessity and conven3.ence; and
i��S, lt 3s her,�'6y dete�mi:ned and d��larEci thai: the �re� circu� a't3on of
�raffic of �11 kint3s �h_naugh the st�eets o� the �ty of' Clearvta�er, F1orj,da, �:s
necessa�y t�o ine hea�:�hx sa�et�r and gene�al ur�3.fare of i�:s c3.tizens and �he publie
�ener•a1�y, vrllet"raer residing in the City of C7:ea:�ter, or t�aveling �o, �thratagh o�
i'rom the C��y oP Cleaz�aa�er, � n the course of la.v�r£u1 pi�.r�uits; and
�'-I�REA3,, 3.n recent ysa�s the greatl� increased use by �h� public of ma�or
veh3eles of a7.1 k3n3� Yaas caused ser3ous trar��.c �on ,estion ir. the C3ty a�' Clearwa'�er;
ana
S�S, the park3n� of mo��r veh3:cles .'a2 th� s'c�eets has coii�xibuted to this
�� es�3on to such an e�tent as to consti�tu'tz, at �he presen� t�.inz, a public nuisance;
W�IEFcEAS, such pas�3.zzg prevents Pree cirauiat3a� o� tra€f�.c in through an3 i'rom
�he G�.�� of Glearvaa�er, impzdes ich� rapid asid eiieCl-.3.Ve f3g12't-.:9.1� oi' alres and �.3s-
�osition o� poli�e Po�c�s, threatens irreparab].e lo�s in ualue� o�'u:�ban groper�y
vrh9.e12 can no lnnger be readily reached by ve_�1eular tra��'3.c, a3zd endat�ers the
health,, safe�y �nd �rJeiFa�e of the grneral puUl? c and the c�.tizens oi C1earTrrater,
Fiorid�, and
S�lYgtEt�S, �che reguZa-c3on: of �ra�Pic �an �Ize atreets by �he in��a].lat�on o:E par�c:ing
meters and tkze impos3tian o� eYzarges �n .connection taith suclz on-��reet parking
faci7.it3es has noic s°e�.ieved: �his co:�ges.tion except to a 1�.miL-ec� e�,tent; and
'�JFIEi�EA3, sa.ic2 t?�Pz'ie conges�ian is noti capable of being a�equa,tely aba•tQd
e:ceeg� by pra�rision� €ar sufx"icien� oi'P-str��� parl�eing i'ac37.ities•, and
iti'�ASa adeqt��,te off-street parkin� Pacl7,it3:es Yaave no't been prov�.cZed �nd pax�kin�
space� nov� existing must be Forth�r3.th, auppl.ementeci by oPPoatr�e�; �arls3.ng facili�3es
prav3ded by the CitJ o� Cleari•ra�er, �'].tix°ida, �s a mux�icipa7. undericaking; and
5r1H�P.F.�A,S, the prapertiy �wrted in �ee s3mp3e by Nla;zx�3ce B. i'haye�, a sin�l� man,
described as folla�rsa
All aP Lo�� two {2) an� sevzn (7), bo�h in �Zoek f3:ve (5); and tY:e sou�h
half (�2) of the idest 121 fee� r�nc� �Ia,� Sou�h 3�3 te�� of the East $7 �ee�y
'bo�h in Lot one (l) oP �3].ack P�ve {5}; ana the sov�ch ?,8 f�et oP Lot
ei�h� (8}, in Block five {5}, a].1 ot' the abov� drscri�ed prope�t�:es
1yin� and hein� in �OUL�J & Eir1�NC�'� �'IRSfi ADDZ',PION TO CT;�ARYIRTER, accord-
2ng to �he map ox� plat '�hereaf; as recorded 3n Plz� Book 1, i�age 5G,
Public Records oP Iiil�.sborough Gounty, of vrh�;ch p�.��.ellaa Coun�y was
farme�ZJ a pa.rt,,
3s deemed necessary, �onv�z�.ent arzd appropriate a� a;n absolute �staL-� in fee simple,
fbr t�s�, ownershin anci apemation by �he C�i:y vf Clearwater, Flar3:da, as a miu�►�.cipa].
off'--atreet parking 2ot regulated by pa�k9.ng meters; and
WHEREAS, Reso�n�ion Na. 59-36 v.�,s duly pas��ed b� �h� City �orrnn�.ss�.on of t;he C�:ty
o� Clearwater, F]:orid.a on rdarch 16, ].g59, declar3r� �he 3ntent oP the �itiy oY
C3.earwa,ters FIar3.cia, �a appx�opriate said 1ansl�; de�:ining the pux�ose tisereo�; describ-
�n� �he propert� a,nd sctting forth �he e:stat� of interest �he�eln desired to be
• appropr3ateci; and
�
�.
_2_
�EAS9 isnmecl�.ately af�er the adap'cion o� Reso].uicion I�o, 59-36, No�3ce of salc'i
�.nten�� on �a appropr3a�e Gaic� P�op�r�y trd.s ciuly Lerv�d upor_ aa,�c� Maurice 8. Thayer,
in wr��:1�, by the C�.�y P�tant�ger; and,
ZdJ.-�ftEAS, �the ��.ty Comra�Ls�ion o� tho Ci�y a� Glearwa�er, �'3.orida, ana �a�.a ovmer,.
l�a,urlee B. �'Yzayer, �; s�n.gle man, izave be�n anc'1 a�e notr unEr;ble �cs a�ee on the guxciiase
pa°3.ce 'L-o be p�,it3 f'o� s��:�1 px�operl:Y,
NOW, TFIEREFORE, b� 1.� arda,ined by �h� Ci�� Commi$sion o�' the City a� Clearwa�er,
Floridas
Seetion 1. That tI1� Ci�� o� ClearuTa.te� cloes for�hz�3�ks eZee� �o proceed to
condemn-�te •o ].o*.rrl.ia� cleser:�uecl propex�y o�^�necl by the said i�a.u.�ice �. 2'hayer, a
Sin�7.e man, ana aequTre �he �9,a.ti,,le �o,t, the sam(�eCryi'n ��e simn? e abaolu�e 'by emtnen� clo�in
pursuaali; �o Chapf�er 73J �'�O�uCI S�41iLL�CiP.$9, 1JJ! s as Yte11 as pux�auan� to alZ proe�edi.nga
�uppl�men�a3, to em3:n:erz� dama3n as providea by Chap�er 7�, F'! orid� S�atu�esr Z957:
to-t�Tli;z
A23 ��� 1o�Gs t;�ro (2) and seven (7), bcs�h in Block �'ive (7); and the South
Hal�' (S�) of` the 6dest 121 f�et and th� Sou�h 3F3 ;�'eet o�' the E�,st 87 f�et,
1�otYx :in Tro1; one (1) of Block ii.ye (5�; and �hs So�th 3s3 �ee� o� Lo� eight
(8), in �loek f3ve �5�, all o� the abovs deseribed proper�ie�s ly�.ng anc�
being in �Oi3I,I) & Ei�7'.tN4' S FIRS1 ADDiTI4N TO CLEAR�TATER., acco�d�ng to tkte
map o� g7.at th�reof, as recorded iiz P3;a� Bool� l, �age 52, Przisl3..c Records
of H3llsborough: Count�,�, c£' ivh3.ch PinelZas Coun�y iras i'm�m�:rl� a par�.
S�ct3.on 2,. TYiat �he City Atiorney be au�horizea an� ins�ructed �a Fn�hvtith
p�oeee�w-i ��'�'che f3.� ing and cause to be ere�uted �nd prepared a11 0� �he necessar�r
documen�s, papex�s, �eti�ions, surveys, appx�aiBa]:�, or othe� instruments and p'?ead�.ngs
inc2den.�al ax� nacessaxy �o such conde�nation,�p�oceedir�sg a±ad to fulfi7.�,. the pu�Aosea
oi' �%�i.� Or3�.nance.
Sec�ion 3. The C3i:y Maziagsr, as Vrei7. as ail other appropris�e munieipal eatployees,
au�ho �. � e�, and ai'�3cia"! � are hereby inst;c�ucted ico execu�e a11 �aapPz�s and doeuments,
pleadings, bond� �Yl$ t1L$2i' ;i.n�tc�uments incid�nt;a1 ax n�cevs�:cy �Ytereto i.n osY3.exA �o
:Instii:�a�e anci compleL•e sa3.d can�emna�ic�n proceeciin�s at 'che earl3es� noss3b7.e moment,
and �a ob�ain bp any legal m�ans and disburse tk�e necessary funds for the accomplisl2-
men'� of" �he purgqse� Y�e�ein prost-lded.
See�tion �k. ,FTl:I Ordinances and parts o� Ordinances or Resolut3 ans or �axYts a�
Re�oiu - o��s -.�n` con:Fl3c'� he�e�rZth are herebgr re�ealed to the ex�ceni oi" :sueh conF? iet,
Se��'on 5. Should any seetion, pax�graph, sen'tence, pn�se, cla�zse or othex�
n��i: r�r pro s3on oi tizis ordinance �ie dee3.a.r�d by any covx�i �o k�e ixtva33.d, the same
sha11 no� atf'eGt tlae. va13d3.�y oi' tche ox�cl3:nanee .as a t+rhole, os� any pa�ic thsreoF, other
�han the par� declared ta be 1.nvali3.
Sec`cion 6. T'n3;s OrdLnanee si2aZ1 beeome efi�c'cive 3.m�ed3��eJ.y� upon iis pa,s�ags.
PASSE'� on F3.�st Read:L�, Ap�:� 6, 3g5�
PAS�.EIS on Second Readin� Aps1.1 6, 195�,.
�'AS�ED on fiiz3.xd a,nd �'inal Read3ng and
i�doptecl Ap�il &� 1959.
Atties�:
/�� R. t� . 0lhiteheaa
C3.�y' At�ditor and: C1er�;
/sr ,a'•�� D., Finch.
1`�ayor-Commissioner