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07/13/1959 Also present were: James R. Stewart H. H. Baskin, Jr. S. Licl,:ton W. Booth .; .\':"". '.',1=~~'.:.;!~\f~~J1.~~;i'}:~~. ~ .;!~~ :';.~." '~::t~~:~:,:j~~l~J~:>,.:-~~;::~.~::.,.'," :~T~'7: '. ,..' : ;' '.;'., ~. ..:. - Cleveland Insco, Jr. Corrunissioner . " , ".,.....' ".:,~,ci:;L,"";"';;~~.ill..,;1!.,,~~~b~Ji~&j~~i~i~tl';ij~~ / . ;i"r;'<,~":'l',"'i.':/"Rii'k'i lir~ltli! ~.' .',..'... I.'.,..\'{l..%i~ p ." , ~',.",.,:~:.... [; , , ~:"'. i) t~ ' f{.., . f~~,~, ;~~~~;\h~;;i~~i.t;,df~".,. '. .I.,Q:" (: ::)!)iXi',;i,t CITY COMMISSION MEETING July 13, 1959 The City Commission of the City of Clearwater met in regular session at the City Hall, Monday, July 13, 1959, at 1:30 P.M. with the ~ollowing members present: Alex D. Finch James H. Watkins Herbert R. Fields Amos G. Smith Mayor-Commissioner Corrunissioner Corrunissioner Corrunissioner Absent: City Manager City Attorne~ City Engineer Police Chie~ The Mayor called the meeting to order. The invocation was given by the Reverend. Hugh E. Powel of Trinity Presbyterian Church, Clearwater. Commissioner Smith moved approval of the minutes of June 22nd be deferred because of Commissioner Insco'S absence. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Watkins and carried unanimously. A Public Hearing was announced on the construction of sanitary sewer in Drew Street from a point 150 feet west of Highland to San Remo, in Grove Street from a point 150 feet west of Highland to San Remo, in San Remo Avenue from Grove to Drew, in Laura Street from a point 150 feet west of Highland to Hillcrest. The Engineer stated the project had been requested by property owners on Grove Street, a prelim- inary hearing had been held and he estimated the cost at $4.85 per front assessable foot. He stated a sample from a storm sewer catch basin at Laura and Hillcrest had been analyzed and effluent had been found. Mrs. H. D. Cranmer, Mr. Lester Marston and Mr. Eric Prior objected. A petition of objection was read signed by thirty property owners living on Laura, Drew and Grove Streets. Letters of objection were presentedtfrom Messrs. H. D. Cranmer, Eric B. Prior, Robert Langdon. Commissioner Smith moved the matter be tabled for further study and referred to the State Board of Health for a complete report by them. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Watkins and carried unanimously. The Mayor explained if the County Health Department sent a report that the condition was a menace to health, the property owners would be notified again. Commissioner Watkins moved to deviate from the agenda and go to Item #5. "Request from Baptist Church for Additional 10' Strip of Land". Motion was seconded by Commissioner Fields and carried unanimously.' The Manager reported Calvary Baptist Church had requested conveyance of the east 10.37 feet of City property in Block A, J.,R. Davey Subdivision", which adjoins the west side of the church property. The church plans to construct a concrete stairway and walkway from Cleveland Street to the south boundary of the property and would leave the walkway open to the general public. Mr. Elwood Hogan appeared for the church. Commissioner Fields moved that the request of Calvary Baptist Church be granted and the proper authorities be authorized to execute the deed. Motion was seconded by Comrndssioner Smith and carried unanimously. Regarding the bids for painting the exterior and interior of Clearwater Public Library considered on June 15th, the Manager recommended accepting the low bid of $2,515.13 from K. L. Freidt. There was discussion as to proposed Library improvements to be included in the new revenue certificate issue. Commissioner Smith moved to reject the bids. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Watkins and carried unanimously. A letter from Mr. H. H. BaSkin, Sr., was presented asking permission to have curbs removed on his property, Lots 1, 2, part of 3, part of 8, all of Lot 9 and 10, Block 14, Magnolia Park, in order to permit trucks to back up to a warehouse on the property. Commissioner Watkins moved the request from Mr. H. H. Baskin, Sr., for permission to remove curbs in this project as drawn be approved and that the drainage shall be properly taken care of by Mr. Baskin. Motion was seconded by Commdssioner Fields and carried unanimously. The Manager recommended that the Reverend Jesse E. Waller be appointed to the Charities Solicitations Board to fill the unexpired term of Dr. Don A. Cooke who resigned due to leaving the City. Commissioner Watkins moved that the Reverend Jesse E. Waller be appointed to fill the unexpired term of Dr. Don A. Cooke on the Charities Solicitations Board. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Fields and carried unanimously. An application was presented from the Standard Oil Company for permission to construct gas station on Lot 3, Block C, Island Estates Unit 5. The Engineer recommended the plan be approved subject to plumbing layout and subject to the driveways being 30 feet wide and other corrections as noted on the plans. Mr. Ben Krentzman appearing for the applicant stated the company was agreeable to the driveways being concrete but would like approval of the driveways on Windward Passage being 30 feet and 40 feet each and that the driveways from Island Way each be 40 feet ;,'". ."..,'.\"" .,.: .',< ", .', ','. . .... ~ ' " '. .. ' , .. ~'---....... . ,~....j';J"..,jt.~I. ,"..It.~~,; .;.. .,~ "f/' ::~.'I. ,. .';'. :..~.;d~ ~.,~.',..,.:. '. .:v):/ /~.: ';".; '.; ; ..', . .,:., .~., .....,:::.'.<..,.....~......: ....... :,.,'..;....~ .....'.'-~. ','~:.,:::~ .-'~:~~....'.;.:.....'~.~.. .........~~,...:-:.~.:.:.".:".:::.... . . ._, . '.;... ;:.l:.:...::.;.~~.::. ;.:..~;.:. -2- CITY COMMISSION MEETING July 13, 1959 wide. Commissioner Fields moved that the application by the Standard Oil Company as amended according to the plans now on file with the City Engineer be approved and that the permit according0to the ordinance be clearly marked indicating that the amended plan and the permit can be revoked at the will of the City Manager and the City Commission in the event any safety hazard is found on account of the width of the approved driveways. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Smith and carried unanimously. Resolution 59-67 was presented authorizing the proper officials to transfer $45,171.25 received from the State as a rerund of 1% of the casualty insurance premiums collected in the City, now held in escrow, to the Trustees of the Police Pension Fund. Commissioner Watkins moved that Resolution 59-67 be approved and adopted and the proper officials be authorized to execute it. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Fields and carried unanimously. A request was read by the Manager from Mr. Valentine Becker or St. Petersburg asking permission to operate a beer and wine tavern in Store In in the Small Boat Marina. Commissioner Smith moved the request or Mr. Becker be denied. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Fields and carried unanimously. The Manager reported the 50' by 100' site designated for natural gas gate station at Hercules Avenue and Palmetto Street extended is too small to meet County requirements of 60' frontage and a minimum of 6,000 square feet ror issuance of a building permit. Commissioner Watkins moved that the natural gas gate station on Hercules and Palmetto extended bt:!' increased from 50' by 1001 to 60' by 100'. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Fields and carried unanimously. A plat of Sunset Highlands Unit #3 was submitted for approval. The Manager stated the contracts in accordance with Ordinances 632 and 750 had been signed by the developer, Mr. Albert Rogers, and that bond had been posted to cover improvements. Commissioner Watkins moved the plat of Sunset Highlands Unit #3 be approved as the developer has complied with Ordinances 632 and 750. Motion \~s seconded by Commissioner Fields and carried unanimously. The Attorney reported that previously the south 75 feet or the west 134 feet of the area designated as I1parkl1 on the plat of Monterey Heights First Addition had been deeded to the City for a well site and that he had now prepared a deed conveying the property back to the Monterey Company, Incorporated. The Engineer explained it was planned to abandon the well, as the water had a sulphur taste, that the property was outside the limits of the City and the City had to send crews from the Parks Department to mow the property around the well and keep it cleaned because of complaints. Commissioner Watkins moved the City Engineer b~instructed to move the well from the property and that the proper officials be authorized to execute the deed. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Fields and carried unanimously. A proposed agreement was presented to allow Mr. Powell McWhirter temporarily to hook Lots 1 and 2, Block A, Fairburn Subdivisio~ to the sanitary sewer trans- mission main. Commissioner Smith moved to approve the agreement and authorize the proper officials to execute it. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Watkins and carried unanimously. Mr. T. G. puttmyer reported over 30% in advance payments had been collected for Venetian Point Drive sanitary sewer and improvements and that he expected to collect ten more checks in the coming week. He stated three persons wished to build in the subdivision and were waiting to know when sewer would be available. Commdssioner Watkins moved the City Engineer b~ instructed to put the project out for bids. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Fields and carried unanimously. Resolution 59-68 was presented requiring rifty-two property owners to clean their lots "of weeds and undergrowth. CommiSSioner Watkins moved Resolution 59-68 be passed and adopted and the proper officials be authorized to execute it. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Fields and carried unanimously. The Attorney reported Mr. Arthur Kruse has an insurance policy which would provide $1,000.00 on his death to the City for the purpose of installin~ drinking fountain at the proposed Memorial Civic Center on Clearwater Beach and would like it dedicated as a memorial to his wife, Mabel H. Kruse, now deceased. He presented a memorandum trust agreement for the City ofricials to execute acknowledging that when the City receives these funds it will spend the money for the purpose indicated. Comndssioner Smith moved that the memorandum trust agreement in connection with a memorial to Mabel H. Kruse as prepared by the City Attorney be executed by the proper officials. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Watkins and carried unanimOUSly. The City Attorney read on its first reading Ordinance 824 making it illegal for any business establishment to allow a person under seventeen to operate a pinball machine or other coin-operated amusement devices. The"Commisslon suggested the ordinance Qe amended to exclude music boxes or nickelodeons. Commissioner Watkins moved that Ordinance 824 be passed on its first reading as amended. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Fields and carried unanimOUSly. lI'W,. ~.._ 2. .', ", ~,.",i;;:,;.:/, - . < > . '.' .'. ". . t:-:~~, ,\,\:':~:::_:o' '.' ,~.f ,,:: ~ . ,'" [.' t f' , ~i;,;;i,~;j)): ~j~~i~~ ',:, , .3 , " .,."7" ',' 'j'" i -3- CITY COMMISSION MEETING J"uly 13, 1959 Commissioner Watkins moved Ordinance 824 be considered on its second reading by title only by the unanimous consent of the Comrndssioners present. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Fields and carried unanimously. The Attorney read the Ordinance by title only. Commissioner Watkins moved Ordinance 824 be passed on its second reading by title only. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Fields and carried unanimously. Commissioner Watkins moved Ordinance 824 be considered on its th~rd and rinal reading by the unanimous consent of the Commissioners present. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Fields and carried unanimously. Ordinance 824 was read in full. Comndssioner Watkins moved Ordinance 824 be passed and adopted on its third and rinal reading and the proper officials be authorized to execute it. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Fields and carried unanimously. The Attorney read Resolut~on 59-69 authorizing a fee of $150.05 to be paid to the First National Bank of Clearwater as Trustee of the Construction Trust Fund of 1957. Commissioner Watkins moved Resolution 59-69 be adopted and the proper ofricials be authorized to execute it. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Fields and carried unanimously. Resolution 59-70 was presented relieving the City Clerk of making investigations of applicants for liquor licenses as required under Chapter 15 of the City Code and allowing him to accept the approval of the State. COmrrUssioner Watkins moved tnat Resolution 59-70 be approved and adopted and the proper officials be authorized to execute it. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Fields and carried unanimously. The Attorney read Resolution 59-71 which would request the Pinellas County Commission to improve and pave Belcher Road northward to Sunset Point Road. Commissioner Watkins moved Resolution 59-71 be approved and adopted and the proper officials be authorized to execute it. Motion was seconded by Comndssioner Fields and carried unanimously. The Attorney read on its first reading Ordinance 825 declaring the City'S intention to annex into the City limits acreage in Section 18-29-16 known as First Addition to Gulf to Bay Acres. Commissioner Watkins moved the passage of Ordinance 825 on its first reading. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Fields and carried unanimously. Commissioner Watkins moved Ordinance 825 be considered on its second reading by title only with the unanimous consent or the Commissioners present. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Fields and carried unanimously. Ordinance 825 was read by title only. Commissioner Watkins moved Ordinance 825 be passed on its second reading by title only. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Fields and carried unanimously. Commissioner Watkins moved Ordinance 825 be considered on its third and ~inal reading with the unanimous consent or the Commissioners present. Motion was seconded by Comrrdssioner Fields and carried unanimously. Ordinance 825 was read in full. Commissioner Watkins moved Ordinance 825 be passed and adopted on its third and rinal reading and that the proper orficials be authorized to execute it. Motion was seconded by Comrrdssioner Fields and carried unanimously. Mr. C. W. Anderson complained or the heavy truck traf~ic on the newly- resurfaced Meteor Avenue and asked a sign be put up prohibiting trucks. Commissioner Watkins suggested the matter be referred to a joint meeting of the City Attorney, and Police Chief together with the Traffic Department to see what can be worked out. Resolution 59-72 was presented assessing the construction of sanitary sewer to serve the east side of Missouri Avenue from 200 feet south of Turner Street to a point approximately 150 feet north of Druid Road. Commissioner Watkins moved Resolution 59-72 be passed and adopted and the proper orficials be authorized to execute it. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Fields and carried unanimously. Resolution 59-73 was presented assessing the construction of sanitary sewer, paving and drainage in Engman Street from Greenwood Avenue easterly to the east line of Blocks D and E, Greenwood Park No.2. The Mayor asked i~ there were Objections and there were none. Comrrdssioner Watkins moved Resolution 59-73 be passed and adopted and the proper ofricials be authorized to execute it. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Fields and carried unanimously. Commissioner Watkins reported he understood the Little Pass improvements WDuld be approved by the U. S. Army Corps of Engineers in Washington, D. C. on JUly 21st and then forwarded to Governor Collins for his comments and/or approval. Commdssioner Watkins moved that the City Commission be authorized to go to Tallahassee to acquaint the Governor and his sta~f \nth the situation in regard to Little Pass and that expenses be paid. Motion was seconded by Conmdssioner Fields and carried unanimously. In response to an inquiry, the City Engineer stated that there was provision in the 1959-1900 budget for a new roo~ at the Clearwater Lawn Bowling Club and that he will proceed as soon as feasible. The Attorney reported Mr. .E. B. Casler, Jr., attorney, had requested permission ror the Ritz Theatre to stretch a banner sign across North Fort Harrison Avenue to advertise the showing of "South Pacificll. Commissioner Fields moved that the request be granted if the Engineer and the Manager approve it. Motion was seconded by Cornmdssioner Sndth and carried unanimously. r1~~f!1 ~,:,;,:'X;~;\:'.~' ~' :},;i::,;;,~::T~},' r ,';:~::i,~:C:::';::':' ( " I ,.",::.. , d. ~. ,.'~- /' "~ ;::,;( ",' '. .,~~;'.I.,",'-~>I4v-"t$lIlo,,;.~1Ir "Sf"~'1;:';",Wi1",F:'~~"" "'~'~''''''''-':''c~l!'i:1i';i;~f{:''~j~'''.' '; ':ii" ,'i',,;:,.. '~~i;"':'. · ",""''''''';':'''-;'~.';<ji.~ ~~~:f:'~::':::':::~~'~~:~::~~:~:_:~~~;:::~~~~~';'~li~i~~ii,~~~~~~~~~:~;~~~~~L~~~.i~tl,~k~~t"" ~" CITY COMMISSION MEETING July 13, J.959 PUblio Hearings 1 . Sam. tary Sewer in Areas Bound by Drew st., Highland Avenue, Cleveland St. and Hillcrest Avenue. Reports ~rom City- Manager 2. Bids, Pa1nt1ng Exterior and Inter10r of Clearwater Public Libra~ . 3. Request from H. H. Baskin, Sr. for Per- mdaaion to Remove Curbs 4. Replacement o~ Charities Solicitations Board Member 5. Request from Baptist Church for Additional 10' Str:1p of Land 6. Resolut:1on Authorizing Transfer of Police Pension Funds to the Trusteea of the Police Pension Fund 7. Request for License - Small Marina 8. Natural Gas Gate Station 9. Request for Service Station, Island Estates 10. Approval of Plat-Sunset Highlands, Unit ~3 11. Other Engineering Matters 12. Private Lot Mowing Requests 13. Verbal Reports and Other pending Matters Reports from City Attorney lL&.. Memorandum Trust Agreement - Mr. Arthur Kruse 15. Ordinance #824 - Coin Operated Devices 16. Resolution - Construction Trust Fund Agreement - Trustee payment 17. Resolution - Duties re Issuance of Liquor License ~8. Resolution - paving Belcher Rd. North to Sunset Pt. Rd. (Benefit Industrial park) 19. Ordinance #825 - Intent~on to Annex First Addition to Gulf to Bay Acres 20. Assessment Resolution S. Missouri Ave. Sanitary Sewers 21. Assessment Resolution ~ Engman St. Sewers and paving AGENDA OITY COMMISSION MEETING JULY 13, 1959 1:30 P.M. Invooation Introduotions Minutes of Preoeding Meetings Publio Hearings Reports of City Manager Reports of City Attorney Citizens to be Heard Other Commission Aotion Adjournment Meeting Pension Plan Trustees .. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- June 29, 1959 Board of Commissioners City of Clearwater Clearwater, Florida Gentlemen: calvary Baptist Church respectfully request the Board of Commdssioners o~ the City of Clearwater to convey by appropriate instrument to Calvary Baptist Church the following described realty of which the city of Clearwater is the present title holder. The East 10.37 feet of the rol1owing described property: Begin at the NE corner o~ Block A, John R. Davey Subdivision, as recorded in Plat Book 1, Page 87, Public Records of Hillsborough County, Florida 1 of which Pine11as County, Florida, formerly was a part, and run thence South one degree 22'LJ5" E 43.12 feet,; thence West 354.~o feet for POB; thence S 174.82 feet; thence E 29.77 feet; thence N 174.82 feet; thence W 29.77 feet to POB. Upon receipt of this property, Calvary ~ptiBt Church plans to construct a concrete stairway and walkway upon the above descr~bed property~ leading ~rom Cleveland Street to the South boundary of the property owned by Calvary Bapt~st Church. Calvary Baptist Church shall be happy to leave said walkway open to the general public, thereby benefiting many of the users of the City Shuffelboard and Bowling Courts, as well as church members, who may then conveniently use the city parking lot at the foot of Cleveland Street alleviating muoh of the parking oongestion now present in the church and city recreational area. Respectfully submitted, Isl O. E. Burton Pastor OEB/Jl -------~-------~--------------------------------------------------------~--------~---- : '.. :'; , ',',:: .' '. ~:; .,":.:>.: ',; " ,"/ .:,;' ~ ~"', .; . . CITY COMMISSION MEETING July 19, 1959 June 17, 1959 The City Commission City of C1earwater, Florida Attention: The C~ty Manager: Gentlemen: I am the owner or a part of Block 14, Magnolia Park, bownded by the Seaboard Railroad Spur on the East and by Court Street on the North and East Avenue on the West and Chestnut Street on the South. I have finished the construction of a building, or Triple A type construction, to be used ror a bonded warehouse, on the portion facing on Chestnut and East Avenue; and upon which I have provided a set-back on the property to permit trucks to back into the doors and possibly park off of the street at other points. I also have arranged for a building on Court Street, which is now under construction, with set-back provisions likewise to permit trucks to get ofr or the street in the operation of the business. The previous occupants of this property, the Crooker Bui1ders Supply, had removed certain amounts or curb, but there remains additional curb which interfere with the proper parking facilities around the buildings. Inasmuch as this is considered industrial, it is in the proper location for some waiver of the Ordinance providing ~or drive-over curbs. I attach an Engineer's sketch of the layout, which I also furnished to Mr. Lickton, the City Engineer, and was advised by him by letter attached, that he could not permit the waiver of the Ordinance unless it was done by the action or the City Commission. It is requested that the Commission give consideration to a perndt to allow us to remove the curb except at the corners and catch basins, as shown on the sketch, and replacing same with a wing-back curb whose interior allignment will be at the same elevation as the curb, permitting water to travel in the present location of . the gutter along the curb but in such a manner as to permit trucks to drive over same. It is my desire to take care of the drainage characteristics around the property in the same manner as now provided and with the proper protection of the drainage catoh basins now on the streets adjacent to the property. I believe that if the City will permit this to be done under supervision of the City Manager that we can prOVide adequate ~acilities without impairing any of the drainage facil~ties. The Power Company has kindly consented to the modi~ication of their power circuits on Court Street and on Chestnut Street to give access to the property. If any further in~ormation is desired, I will appreciate your calling me for a conference and in any event, ask for the consideration of the Commdss~on at the earliest moment as we have urgent need of completing this project. Resgectfully, /s/ H. H. BaSkin, Sr. (P. O. Box 690, Clearwater, Fla.) HHBsr/mj Enc: Sketch ---~----------------------------------------------------------------------.---------- July 2, 1959 Honorable City Comrrdss1on Clearwater~ Florida As Trustees of the City of Clearwater Employees' Pension Fund, you are hereby notified that, Mildred McGee, Clerk I, in utilities Department, Billing Section has been duly ex:and.ned by a local phys:1cian and designated by him as a "First Class11 risk. The above emp~oyee began her serv:1ce with the City on Dec. 29, 1958. She is under 45 years of age (birthdate Jan. 18, 1921) and meets the requirements of our Civil Servioe. It 1s hereby recommended by the Advisory Comndttee that ahe be accepted into membership. Adv:1sory Very truly yours, Comm:1ttee of the Employees' Pension Fund Is/ Paul Kane, Chairman Is/ Edwin Blanton Is! Helen Peters ------------~----.-------------------------------------------------------------------- " , :.......: ". ,., ..."."'~.._'" .,..\..~";....lf'....h}:~~..r~-......i:.~-.. J - ~ " .- ,,,-. -, ~_ ,/ /. . , I ( .j "-./'.' .-" ~:";~".1')'~~';'~~:~_':'~'6~' r~ '.'\"'~";:':<.'I' ,;.... ' . . :;.: ~'. :'...~.~ ~ \.. ~>f, :;~!... o.J.,..~'i:.::. .~'...j:.~:~,...I.\~' ~:,... ,-,:,.~.'...,,,:' ~/, ~:'l~."I;:,,/;~:./, , !'t~:~U".,..:w-.~l1J;!l:':\~~:;\tL~ld~~';")i~~n::~1~6~.IT.'.~/.;;i!.::'':'~.i~~~~~.:.d.9-g~~1.:..:..(_\..,...~!.b..d>>~~~~_~'!'.;' .tl, J ':":2.:1~~_. .};..: !~l:".:.~~~..~I~AJ~'!" '''+. OITY COMMcrSSION MEETING July 13, 1959 June 19. 1959 Honorable Citr Commission Clearwater. Florida As Trustees or the o~ty of Clearwater Employees' Pension FUnd, you are hereby notif~ed that, RUBsell E. Riendeau, a Patrolman Police Department, has been duly examined by a looal physician and designated by him as a "F:trst Class" risk. The above employee began his service with the City on Dec. 19, 1958. He is under 45 years of age (birthdate July 27, 1924) and meets the requirements of our Civil Servioe. It is hereby recommended by the Advisory Commdttee that he be aacepted into membership. Very truly yours, Advisory Commdttee or the Employees' Pension Fund Isl Paul Kane, Chairman Isl Edwin Blanton /s/ Helen Peters -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Jun~ 25, 1959 Honorable City CoDmdssion C1ear~ter, Florida As Trustees or the c~ty of Clearwater Employees' Pension FUnd, you are hereby not~f:ted that, Wi~lie F. Rhodes, a laborer Pub1~c Works Department, Sewers division has been duly examined by a local physician and designated by him as a "First Class" risk. The above employee began his aervice with the c~ty on Nov. 25, 1958. He is under 45 years of age (birthdate Jan. 30, 1927) and meets the requirements of our Civ~l Serv~ce. It is hereby recommended by the Advisory Commdttee that he be accepted into membership, Advisory Very truly yours, Commdttee of the Employees' Pension Fund Isl Paul Kane, Chairman Isl Edw.1n Blanton Is/ Helen Peters -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- June 25, 1959 Honorable City CoDmdssion Clearwater, Florida Gentlemen: As Trustees or the c~ty of Clearwater Ernp10yeesJPens:ton Fund, you are hereby not~r:ted that, George Peterson, a laborer Public Works Department, Streets divis~on, 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 c~ty on Nov. 19, 1958. He is under 45 years of age (birthdate Dec. 27, 1914) and meets the requirements of our Civ~l Serv~ce. It is hereby recommended by the Advisory Commdttee that he be accepted into membership, Advisory Very truly yours, Committee of the Employees I Pension FUnd Isl Paul Kane, Chairman Isl Edw.1n Blanton Is/ Helen Peters -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- .' . ", . . ..!~"~. "1! "I"~V....,' ~,'lr""~(I"".'I'>'I'.iNI'~:_u."':';'':''I-' .," ': """""'~;: .,;,; ):.:.rJ'~' .," .. ....- ---- 1 vV" ■ CITY UOMM�SSION MEETING July 1.3, 1959 The C�.�y Commission o,f the City of Clearwa�er met in xegular �ession a� the City Ha11, Monday, July 13, 1�59, at 1:3U P,M, wiLh the follow.l:ng members present: Alzx D. F3nch t�ayor-Commissioner James H. Watk�.ns Commissior.er Herbert Ft. Fields Commissioner Arnos G. S�n.i�h C�mmissior�er Absent: Cleveland Insco, Jr. Commissioner A1so p�eaent were: James R. StEwart City Manager A. H, Baskin, Jr. City Attorney S. Lickton Citg En�ineer W. Booth Police Chief The Mayor called the meEting to order. The 3nvocation was given by the Reverend• Hugh E. Powe1 of Trinity Presbyterian Church, Clearwater. Commissioner Smith moved approval of the minutes of June 22nd be deferred because of Commissioner Insco�s absence. Motion vras seconded by Commissioner Watkins and carried unanimously. A Public Hearing was announced on the construction of sanitary sewer in Drew Street from a pnint 150 ieet west of Highland to San Remo, in Grove Street from a puint 150 feet weat of HighTand to San Remo, in San Remo Avem�e from Grove to Drew, ir� Latzra Street fr�m a point 150 fe�t west af Highland to �T,illcrest. The Fngineer stated the project had been requea�ed by property oWnPr� on Grove Street, a prelim- inary Yzearing had been held and he estimated the cost at �y4.85 per %ront assessable foot, He stated a sample from a storm sewer catch basin at Laura and F-Lllcrest had been anaTyzed and effluent had been found. Mrs. H. D. Cranmer, Mr. Lester Marston and P�tr, Eric Prior objected. A petitior_ of objection was read sigiled by thirty propexty �U�ze�s living on L�.ura, DretN anc� Grove Streets. Letters of objection vrere presented ircm Messr�. H. D. Cranmer, Eric B. Prior, Robert Langdan. Commissioner 5mith moved the mLatter be tabled for further study and refe-rred to the State Board �f H2�,lth io� a complete report by 'r.hem. Niotio?� v�as secor_ded by Commissioner Watkins and carried unanimously, i'he Mayar explained if' the County Health Department sent a re�ort that the condition was a me??a:ce to health, the property owneis taould be notified again. Corruniss�oner Watkins moved �o deyiate i'rom the age?�.da ar_d go to Item �5. °Request from Baptist Ch�rch for Additianal 10� Strip of Land". Motion �vas seoonded by Commi��ioner Fiel�s ar�d carried unanimously.� The Mar_ager re�orted Galvary B�ptist Chtarch had requested c�nveyance of the east 10.37 fee� of City praperty ir_ B1ock A, �..R. Daveg Subdiv3sion, ;alzich adjoins th� wzst side of �he cnurch property. Tfie church plans t� construct a concreie stairv�asT and i�ralktaa�* from Cleveland Street to the south boundarST of the property and taould leave the �vallevray open to the general public. Ms. Elcaood Hogan appeared for the church. Commissioner Fields movzd that the request of Calvary Baptis� Church be granted and the nroper authorities be authorized to execute the deed. Motion tvas Seconded by Commissioner Smi�n and carried unan3mously, Regarding the bic�s far paintir� the exterior and interior of Clearwater Public I,3.brary aonsidered on June 15tr�, the Manager rEcommended accepting the low bid of $2,515•13 from K. L. Freidt, Ther� was discussion as to propos�d Library improvements to be included in the new revenue ce�tificate issue. Commissioner Smitn moved to r�jeet the bic�s. Motion w�.�; seconded by Commissioner Wa'tkins and caLried unanimously. A letter from Mr. H. H. Baskin, Sr., was presented askin.� permission to have curbs removed on his property, Lots 1, 2, part of 3, part ef �3, all �i Znt g a�id 10, Block 14, Magnolia Park, in order to permit trucks to baek up to a warehotise on the property. Commiasioner Watk�ns moved the request from Mr. H. H. Baskin, Si., for permission to remove curbw in this projecb as drawn be approved and that the drai.nage shall la� properly taken care of by Mr. Baskin, Motion was seconded by Commi�sicner Fields and carxied unanim�usly. The Manager recommended that the Reverend Jesse E. Waller be appointed to the Oharities Solicitations Board to fi11 the unexp3.red term of Dr. Don �. Cooke who resigned due to leavirig the City. Commissioner Watltins moved that the Reverend Jesse E. DJaller be appointed to fill the unexpired term of Dr. Don A. Cooke on +he Charities Solicitations Board. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Fields and carried unanimously. An application was presented from the Standard Oil Company for nermission to construct gas station on zot 3, Block C, Island Fstates Unit 5. The Engineer recommended the plan be approvE�d subject to plumbing layout and subject ta the drive��rays being 30 feet Uride and other corrections as noted on the plans, Mr, Ben Kren�zman appearir�;c for the applicant stated the company was agreeabl� to the drivewa,ys being concrete but vrould like apnroval of the driveways on Windward Passage bein� 30 feet and 40 feet each and that the driveways from Island Way each be 40 �'eet 1 � � � >-- �{ � �s.... -2- CITY GOMMISSION MEETING July i3, 1959 wid�. Com►nissioner Fields moved that the a�plication by the Standard Oil Company as amended according to the plans now on file tvith the C3ty Engineer la� approved and that the permit according'uto the ordinance be clearly marked ind,icating �hat the amended plan and the permit can be revolzed at the will of the C3.ty Mana�er and the City Conunission in the event any safety hazard is fQund on acaount of the width of the approved driveways. Motion saas seconded by Commission�r Smith and carried unanimously, Resolution 59-67 was preser.ted authorizing the proper qfficials to transfer $�-5,171,25 received from the State as a refund of l� of the casualty insurance premiums collected in the City, now held in escrow, to the Trustees of the Police Pension Fund. Conunissioner Watitins moved that Resolution 59-67 be approved and adopted and the proper officials be authorized to execute it. Motion was seconded by Commissioner F'ields and caxried unanimously, A request t�as read by the Manager from Mr. Valentine Becker of St. Petersburg asking permission to operate a beer and Zaine �avern in Store �7 in the Small Boat Marina, Commissioner Sm3.th moved the request of Mr. Becker be denied. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Fields and carried unanimously. The Manager repoxted the 50' by 100� site desi�nated for natural gas gate station a� Hercules Avenue and Palmetto Street extended is too small to meet County requirements of 60' �rontage and a minimLun of 6,000 square feet fcs=� issuance of a buildin,g permit. Commissioner Watkins moved that the natural gas gate station on Hercules and Palraetto extended b� inereased from 50' by 100� to 60� by 100�. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Fields �nd carried unanimously. A Plat of Sunset Highlands Uni.t �,`3 Was submitted for approval. The Manager stated tihe cor_tracts in accordance taith Ordinances 632 and 750 laad been signed by the developer, Ms. Albeat Rogers, and that bond had been posted to cover imp�o�rements. Commissioner Watkins moved the plat of Sunset Highlands Unit �3 be approved as the developer has_'complied vaith Ordinancew 632 and 75U. Motion t��ras seconded by Commission�r Finlds and carried unanimously. Th� AttorneST reported that previously the south 75 feet of the preat 13�- feet o� the area designated as "park" on the plat of Monterey Heights First Addition had been deeded to the City for a we11 site and that he had now prepared a dt.ed conveying the property back to the Montsrey Company, Incorporated. The Engineer explained 3t was planned to abandon the �rell, as the water had a sulphur ta�te, that the property v�as outside the limits of the City and the City had to send crews from the Parks Department to mow the groperty around the well and keep it cleaned because of complaints. Commissioner Watkins moved the City Engineer b� instructed to move the well from the property and that the proper officials be authorized to execute the deed, i�lotion was seconded by Commissioner �'ields and carried unani�nously. A proposed agreement was Fresented to allow Mr, Powe11 MeWhirter temnorarily to hook Lots 1 and 2, Block A, Fairburn Subdivisior� to the sanitary sewer trans- m.ission main, Commissioner Smith moved to ap�rovP the agreement and authorize the proper offie3als to execute it. Motion was secon�ed by Commissioner Watkins and carried unanimously. Mr. T. G. Puttmyer reported over 30� in advance payments had beeil collected for Vznetian Point Drive sanitary sewer and improvements and that he expected to collect ten more checks in the coming week. He stated threz persons wished to build 3n the aubdivision an� were taaiting tio knov� when sewer would'be available, Commissioner Watkins moved the City Engineer b:� instruct$d to put the project out � for bids, Motinn was seconded by Commissioner Fields r�,nd carried unanimously. Resolution 5g--68 was presented requiring fiity-twa property owners to clean their lots,bf weesis and undergrowth. Commisaioner Watkins moved Resolution 59-68 be passed and adopted and the proper officials be authorized to execute it. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Fields and carried unanimously. The Attorney �eported Mr. Arthur Kruse has an insurance policy which would provide �1,000.00 on his death to the Cit;� for the purpose of installin� drinking fountain at �he proposed Memorial Civic Center on Clearwater BPach and Would like it dedicated as a me;norial to his vrife, Mabel H. Kruse, now deceased, He presented a memorandum trust agreement for the City oi'ficials to execute acknowledging that when th.e Gity receives these funds it will sper�d the money for the purpose indicated. Commissioner Smith moved that the memorandum trust agreement in connection with a memoria� to Mabel H. Kruse as prepared by �he City Attorney b� executed by the proper officials. Motion was seconded by Commissioner 4latkins and carried unanimously. The City Attorney read on its ii.rst read3.ng Ordinance 824 ma,king it illegal for any business establishmen� to allow a peraon under seventeen to operate a pinball machine or other coin-operated amusement device�. The.Commission suggested the ordinance be amended to exclude music boxes or nickelodeons, Commissioner Watkins moved that Ordinance 824 be passed on its first reading as amended. Motion was seeflnded by Commissioner Fields and carried unanimously. � � � ,,. -3- CITY COMNL[SSTGN' MEETING July 7.3, 19�9 Commissioner Watk3:ns moved Ordinance 82�F be considered on its second reading by title only by the unanimous consen� of �rLe Commissionere present. Motion was seconded by Co*nmissioner Fields and carried u.�animously. The Attorney re;ad the Orclinance by �itle only. Commissioner Watk:ine moved Ordinanee 824 be pasaed on its second readirag by title only. Motion was seconded by Commisaioner Fields and carried unanimously. Commissi�ner Watkins moved Ordinance 824 be considered on its third and final reading by the unanimous consent of the Commissioners present, Motion was saconded by Commissioner Fields and, carried unanimously. Ordinance 82�� was read in full. Commit�sioner Watkins moved Ordinance 82�F be passed and adopted on its third and final reading and the proper officials be authorized to execute l�, Motion was seconded by Commissioner Fields and carried unanimously. The Attorney read Resolution 59-6q authorizing a i'ee of $150.05 to be paid to the First National Hank of Clearwater as Txustee of the Construetion Trust Fund of 1957. Commissioner Watkins moved Resolution 59-6g be adopted and the proper officials be authorized to execute it. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Fields and carried unanimously. Resolution 59-7C� was presented relieving the City Clerk of naking investigations of applicants for liquor licenses as required under Chapter 15 of' the City Code ancl allowing him to accept bhe approval of the St�te, Commissioner Watkins moved that Resolution 59-70 be approved and adopbed and the proper o£ficials be authorized to execute it. Moi:ion was seconded by Commi.ssioner Fields and c3rried unanimously. The Attorney read:Resolution 59-71 which would request the Pinellas Coun�ty Comrnission to improve and pave �eleher Road northward to Sunset Point Road. Commissioner TrJatkins moved Resclution 59-71 be approved and adopted and the proper officials be authorized to execute it. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Fields and carried unanimously. The Attorney read on its first reading �rdinanc� 825 declaring the City�s intention to annex into the Gity 33mits acreage in Section 18-29-16 known as First Addition to rulf to Bay Acres. Gommissioner. ulatkins moved the passage of Ordinance 825 on its first reading. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Fields and carried unanimously. Comm3.ssioner Watkins moved Ordinance 825 be considered �n its second reading by title only with the unanimous consent of the Comrrtissioners present. Motion was seconded by v"ommissioner Fields and carried unanimously. Ordinance'825 was read by title only, Commissioner Watkins moved Ordinance 825 be passed on its second readi.�g by t:ttle only. Motion was seconde�. by Commissioner Fields and carried unanimously. Commission�r Watkins moved Ordinance $25 be considered on its third and final reading with the unanimous consent of tlze Cominissioners present. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Fiel�s and carried unanimously. Ordinance 825 was read in full. Commissioner Watkins moved Ordinance 825 be passed and adopted on its third and final reading and that the proper officials be author•ized to execute it, Motion was seconded by Commissioner Fields and carried unanimously. Mr. C. W. Anderson complained of the heavy truck traffic on the newly- resurfaced Meteor Avenue and asked a sign be put up prohibiting tru:cks. Commissioner Watkins suggested the matter be referred to a �oint meeting of the City Attorney, and police Chief togeth.:r with the Traffic �epartment to see what can be worked out. Resolution 5g-72 was presented assessing the eonstruction of sanit�,ry sewe= to serve the east side of Missouri Avenue from 200 feet south of Turner Street to a point approximately 150 fset north of Druid Road, CorrAmissioner Watkins moved Resolution 5g-72 be passed and adopted ar_d the proper ofricials be authorized to execute it. Motion t�ras seconded by Commissioner Fields and carried unanimously. Resolutiun 59-73 was presented assessing the construction of saz?itary sewer, paving and dx�ainage �n Engman Street from Gr�enwood Avenue easterly to the east line af Blocl�s D and E, Green:vood Park No. 2. The Mayor askad if there vrere objections and there wer� none, Commissioner Watkins moved Resolution 59-73 be passed and adopted and the proper officials be authorized to exEcute it. Motion tivas seconded by Commissioner Fields and carried unanimously. Commissioner L�Jatkins reported he understood the Little Pass improvements would be approved by the U. S, Army Corps of Engineers in Z�Jashinoton, D. 0. on July 21st and then forwarded to Governor Collins for his comments and�ar approval. Commissioner Trlatk�ns moved that the City Commission be atathorized to �s to Tallahassee to acquaint the Governor and his staff �vith the situation in regard to Lit�le Fass and that e;;penses be paid. PRotion was szconded by Commissioner Fields and carried vnanimousl3r, In response to an inquiry, the City rngineer stated that there was provision in the 1959-1960 budget For a netv roof at the Cleart�vater Lawn Bo��rling Glub and tha� hz t�r111 proceed as soon as feasible. The Attorney reported Mr..E. B. Casler, Jr., attorney, had requested permission for the Ritz Theatre to stretch a banner si�n across North Fort Harrison Avenue to advertise the showin� of "South Pacific". Comm-Lssioner �'iel,ds moved tP�at the request be �ranted if the En�ineer and the Manager approve it. Motion tva� seconded by Commissioner Smith and carried unanimousl,y, � � � -___ � `� �•; `^'�, , _4_ CITY COMNLTSSTON MEETING July 13, 1959 Commissioner Fields moved the City Manager�s salary be increased $100.00 per month, effective Ju1y lst, 195g. Motion tivas seconded hy Commissioner Watkina and carr3ed unanimously. The Commission, notia adjourned as the City Commission and ac�in� as Trusteea of the Pensj.on Fund, heard letters read from the Advj:sory Committee recommend�.ng th�t Mildred McGee, Clerk I, ULilities Department, B1113ng Sectiony Russell E. Riendeau, a Patrolman, Police Department; Willie F. Rhodes, Laborer, Public Works Department, Sewers Division; George Peterson, T,aborer, Publia Worka Department, Streeta Division; be admitted to the Pension Plan. Commissioner Watkins moved the approval of �hese four employees for adriittance into the Clearwater Employees� Pens3.on Flan. Motiion was seconded by Commissloner Fields an3 carried unanimously. �'here bein� no further business, the meetin$ waa adjourned a� 3:50 P.M, c yor-C s onex� At�est: 1% � . .��""�i"'(/�-j�ie�%�id� City er �' m � �ITY COMNNIISSION MEETIN(� July 13, 1959 AGENDA Public Hearings CITY COMMIS�ION MEETIkQG l, a ary evter in Areas Bound by Drew JULY 13, 1959 St., iiighland Avenue, Cleveland St. and 1;30 P.M. Hillcrest Avenue. Invoaation Reports from City Ma,nager introductions �,'� �� p� n ng erior and Interior of Minut�s of Preceding Meetings Clearwater Pub11c Library Publac Hearings 3. Reqazest i'rom H, H. Baskin, Sr, for Per- Reports of City Manager mission to Remove Curbs Reporta of City Atto�ney 4. Replacemen.t of Charities Soiicitations Citizens t� be Heard Board MembEr Other Commissian Actlon 5, Request f'rom Baptist Church for Additional Adjournment 10� Strip of Land P�eeting Pension Plan Trustees 6. Reaolution Authorizin� Transfer of Police Pension Funds to the Trustees of the Police Pension Fund 7. Request for Licen�e - Sma,l� Marina 8. I�atural Gas Gate Station 9. Request for Serv�ce Station, Island Estates 10, Approval o£ Pla,t-Sunset Highlands, Unit �3 11. Other Engineeri�zg Matters 12. Private I,ot Mowing Requeats �-3. Verbal Reports and Other Pending Matters Reports from City Attorney 1. Memor-an um Trus greement - Mr, Ar'thur Kruse 15. Ordinance �824 - Coin -0perated Devices 16, Resolution - Construction Trust F'iznd Agreement - Trustee Payment 17, Resolution - Duties re Issuance of Linuor License 18. Resolution - Paving Belche� Rd, North to Sunset �t. Rd, (Benefi.� Industrial Park) 19. Ordinance #825 - Intention to Annex F+'12"'S G 9ddit3on to Gulf to Bay 9cres 20. Assessment Resolution - S. Missouri Ave. Sanitary Sewers 21. Assessment Resolution - Engma,n St. Sewers and Paving Board of Commiasioners June 29, 1959 City of Clear�,rater Cleartivater, Florida Gentlemen: Calvary Baptist Church respeetfully request the Board of Commi�sioners of the City of Clearv,rater to con:vey by appropr3ate 3nstrumeni, to Calvary Baptist Church the follotving described realty of �vhich the city of Clearwater• is the present title holder. The East 10.37 feet of the following described property: Begin at the NE corner of B1ock A, John R. �avey Subdivision, as recorded in Pl�,t Book l, Page 47, Public Records of Hilisborough County, Flor�da, of which Pinellas Coun�Ey, Florida, formerly was a part, and run tlzence South one degree 22�45" E 43.12 feet; thence Weat 35�.?�O fee1: for POB; thence S 174.82 feet; thence E 2g.77 feet; thence N 174,82 feet; thence W 29.77 feet to POB. Upon receipt of this property, Calvary Ba,ptist Church plans to canstxuct a conarete stairway and walkway upon the above described property, leading from Cleveland Street to the South boundary� o#' the property owned by Calvary Baptist Church. Calvary Baptist Church shall be happy to leave said walkway open to the general public, thereby benefitin� many of the users of the City Shuffelboard and B�wling Courts, as Well as church membeis, who may then conveniently use the city parking lot at the foo� of Clevelan3 Street alleviating much of the parking congestioiz now present in the church and city reereational are�, Respectfully submitted, %s/ 0. E. Burton Pastor OF.B/�1 � � CITY CO.MMISSION MEETING July 13, 1959 June 17, 1959 The City Commission Ci�y of Clearwater, Florida Attentions The City Mana�exr: Gentlemen: I am the owner of a part of Block 14, Ma�nolia Park, bounded by the Seaboard Railroad Spur on the East and by Court Street on the North and East Avenue on the l�est and Ghestnut Street on �he South. I have finished the construction of a building, of Triple A�ype con�truction, to be used for a bonded warehouse, on the por�ion facing on CY�estnut and �ast Avenue; and upon which I have provided a set-ba�k on the property to permit �rucks to back into the doors and possibly park off of the street at other �oints. I also have arranged for a building on Court Street, �ahich is now under construction, wl.th set-back provisions likewise to germit trueks to �et off of the street in the operation of the business, The previous occupants of this prop erty, the Crooker Builders Supply, had removed certain amounts of curb, but there remains additional curb which interfers with the proper parking faeilities around the buildings. Inasmuch as this is considered industrial, it is in the proper location for some waiver of the Ordinar,ce providing for drive-over curbs. ? at�ach an Engineer's sketch of the layout, which I also furnished to Mr. Lickton, 'the City Eh�ine�r, and t�ras advised by hlm by "letter attached, that he could not permit the waivEr oi the Ordinance unless it was done by �he action of the City Commission. 2t is requested that the Commission give consideration to a permit to allow us to remove the curb except at the corners and catch basins, as shown on the sketvh„ and replacing same with a vring-back curb whose interior allignment will be at the same elevation as the curb, permitting �rater to travel in the present location of the gutter along the curb but ir, such a manner as to permit trucks to drive over same. I't is my desire to take care of the drainage characteristics around the property in the same manner as now provided and with the proper proteetion of the drainage catch basins now on the streets adjacent to the property. I believe that if the City t�rl.11 permit this to be done under sup2r.vision of the City Manager that we can provide adequate facilities without impairing any of the drainage facilities. The Power Company has kindl5 consented to the modification o�' their power circuits on Court Street and on Ch.estnut Street to give access to the property. If any further informatian is desired, I will appreciate your calling me for a conference and in any event, ask for the.consideration of' the Cammission at the earliest moment as we have urgent need of completing this project. Res ectfully, /s�Ii. H. Baskin, Sr. {P. 0. Box 690, Clearwater, Fla.) HFIBsr/m j Encr Sketch. July 2, 1959 Honorable City Commission Clearwater, Florida As Trustees of the City of Clearwater Emplayees� Pension Fund, you are hereby notiiied that, Mildred McGee, Clerk I, in.T3tilities Department, Billing Section has been du3y examined by a local physician and desi�nated by him as a"First �lass" 1''�$�{. The above employee began her service t+rith the City on Dec. 29, 1y58. She is under 45 years of age (birl;hdate Jan. 18, 1921; and meets the re�uirements of our Civil Service, It is hereby recommended by the Adviso�y Committee that she be accepted 3nto membership. Very truly yours, A�visory Committee of the }s'mployees� �ension Fund �s� Paul Kane, Chairman �s/ Eclwin Blanton �s� Helen Peters � Cr ^�-�'� �� CIT� COMI�'BSSION r�ETING July 13, 1959 June 19, 7.959 Honorab�e City Commiseion Clearwatzr, Florida As Trus�ses of the City of Clearwater Employess� Pension Fund, you are hereby notified that, Russell E. Riendeau, a Patrolman Police Department, Yias been duly examined by a 1oca1 physician and deaignated by him as a"First Class" risk. The above employee be�an his service vrith the City on Dec. lg, 1958. He is under 45 years of a�e (b3.rthdate Jul.y 27, 1g24) and meeta thE requirements of our Civil Se�vice. It ia hereby recommended by the Advisory Committee that he be accegted into membershi.p. Very truTy yours, Advisory Comm.ittee of the Employees� Penaion Fund �s� Paul Kane, Chairman /s/ Edwin Blanton s/ Helen Peters Jun� 25� 1959 Honorable City Commisaion Clearwa,ter, Florida As Trusteea of the City of Clearwater Emvloyees� Pension Fund, you are hereby notified tlzat, Willle F. I3Y!odes, a laborer Public ��orks Departrnent, Sewers division has been duly examined by a local physician and designated by h3m as a"First Class" risk. The above empl�yee began his service with the City on Nov. 25, 1958. He is under 45 years o£ age (birthc3ate Jan. 30, 1927) and meets the requirem2nts of' our Civil Serv�ce. It is herepy recommer_ded b� the Advisory Committee that he be accepted into membership. V`er.y truly ;�ours, Advisory Committee of the Employees� Pen�ion Fur�d �s� Paul Kane, Chairman ls� Edwin Blanton �s� Helen Peters June 25, 1959 Honorable City Commission Clearwater, Florida Gentlemen: As Trustees of the Ci'ty of Clearwater Employees�Pension Fund, you are hereby notified that, Georoe Peterson, a laborer Public Works Department, Street� division, has been duly examined by a local physician �nd designated by him as a"First Class" risk. The above employee began his service with tr.e City on Nov. 19, 1958. He is under 45 years of age (birthdate Dec. 27, 1914) and meets the re�uirements of our Civil Service. It is hereby recommended b,y the Advisory Committee that he be accepted into membership. Very truly yours, Advisory Committee of the Employ�es� Pension Fund �s/ Paul Kanes Ghairman �s/ Edwin Blan�on /s� Helen Peters V `l �