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10/02/1961 00S- CITY COMMISSIOtl MEE'l'ING October 2, 1961 The City Commission of the Ci~y of C1aarwa~er met in regular session at ~he City Hall, Monday, October 2, 1961 at 1:)0 P.M., with the following members present: Robert L. Weatherly Cleveland Insco, Jr. Herbert R. Fields Kennet.h Walters Absent: Amos G. Smith Mayor-Commissioner Commissioner Commissioner Commissioner Commissioner Also present were: James R. St.ewart Herbert M. Bro~n Capt. Carl Martin & Capt.. WID. McClamma J. E. Anderson Tom Murphy City Manager City Attorney Representing Folice Chief Acting Oity Engineer Engineering Division The Mayor called the meeting to order. The invocation was given by ~he Reverend Cliff McDonald of First Church of God, Clearwat.er. Mrs. Russell Hart, President of Clear~ater League or Women Voters, reported the League had distributed ~OO ~opies of their "Know Your City" booklets in schools, and some had been g~ven to the Chamber ot Commerce and t.he Library. Commissioner Insco moved that the League be commended for their worthwhile project and that six copies be sent to our sister city, in Nagano, Japan. Motion was seconded ~ Commissioner Fields and carr~ed unanimously. The Clerk reported that the minutes of August 21st and September 5~h had been approved subject to Commissioner Fields' approval. Commissioner Fields moved the minutes of the regular meetings o~ August 21st and September 5th be approved as re- corded and as submitted in written summation by the Clerk to each Commissioner. Mot~on waB seconded by Comnissioner Walters and carried unanimously. Commissioner Insco moved the minutes of September 18th be approved as recorde~ and as submitted in written summation by the Clerk to each Commiss~oner. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Fields and carried unanimously. A Public Hearing was announced on the paving, curbs and necessary drainage in Somerset Street ~rom Mandalay ~est approximately 320 feet. Mr. Tom Murphy of the Engineering Division repor~ed a petition was received from four property owners re- questing the paving, a pre1iminary hearing was held on September 6th, and ~he tota1 cost was estimated at $3,790.00 or $6.01 per assessable front toot. Mr. Tom Salzberger objected to the project. Letters of objection were read from Mrs. Louisa Duvoisin and Dr. Peter M. Duvoisin. Commissioner Fields moved since no valid ob- jections have been filed that the paving and drainage ot Somerset Street ~om Man- dalay westerly be accomplished and the City MAnager and the City Engineer be directed to forth~ith proceed with such improvement according to the plans a8 submitted by the City Engineering Division. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Walters and carried unanimously. The City Manager recommended accepting the low bid of $9.75 per day from Atlas Service, Inc., for janitorial service for one year for the new Police Department Building (not including the jail). Commissioner Insco moved the bid of At1as Serv2ce, Inc., be accepted for janitorial service for .9.75 per day which is the lo~est and best responsible bid and that the appropriate officials or the City be authorized ~o execute said contract in a~cordance with the plans and specifications and bid. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Fields and carried unan~ously. The City Manager reported all the right of way for widening Drew Street from Greenwood to Myrtle had been acquired, City crews are moving water and gas lines and sewer lines have been moved. He recommended accepting the low bid of $3,092.00 from Tri-City Tree Surgeons to remove 38 large oak trees in the right ot way. Commiss~oner Fields moved the contract for the removal of thirty-eight trees on Drew Street be awarded to the Tri-City Tree Surgeons, Tarpon Springs, at $3,092.00 wh~ch is the lowest and best responsible bid and the appropriate officials of the City be authorized to execute said contract which shall be in accordance with the plans and specifications and bid. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Insco and carried unanimously. An application was presented from Mr. Howard Ewing asking for renewal of his auction license at Gulf to Bay and Duncan for one year. Commissioner Insco moved that the renewal of the auction license be approved. Mot.ion was seconded by Commissioner Fields and carried unanimously. A letter was presented trom Mr. W. Baskovich, owner of the Crystal Bar and Package Store, 318 South Garden Avenue, stating he planned to install a restauran~ in connection with his business and asking permission to install a grease trap under the Haven Street sidewalk on the south side or his building. The City Manager re- , ported the City Engineer's office had investigated and had no objections. Commissioner Inscolllovedthe request be granted. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Walters and 'carried unan:1mously. , d ....,... . :~~ ',! ..".< "i' ,<<:" - ~.v, .or ~I '..'.r';,:. ,", : " ,,',.,:,',,'....~~. .. "." =::.-:-; .....:;-:'" :,', . ,; , ..., '.... '.-~, , ',' ,.. . ,.','.'.'.:." ,'.:.:...".; ., ..,.. ~ ,',., , ;l~"I'.I.'.L"''' .-'.1 :';:~:' ,\;' :': "'f.'-::.J:::-J..:~':..~'{:::':~_:\f.>.'~~i:~,~\'(;'!;;rF. ". ..' .; ..' e. .'.. { ._:".' h. ,.,.... .._..:.,. ...:' '~':;!;:;.J..:..~~'t~ . ' .: ':.:.. . _. . ' , ' , ,... ~ .'! " ' .",;-...,:. 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"....).".'",'f.:.t,,J '~:..:rjl :<1 ~~1~ \-1 [\~I~~,.. :';1'" 1 ,":".1'1' I\""';i:l~"\ , .1";,:i'f''''.''-t:' 'f' :It~t o{iG -2- CITY COfoMISSION MEET1NO October 2, 1961 ~ r ~ I ( ~. : ' ~ .' ... i~'~lf.~: : A request was presented from the Trustees of St. John Fr~i~ive ~ptist Church, joined by Jeff and Frances Howard, to vacate the portion of Booker Street from Palmetto to Metto as shown in Palm Park plat which adjoins Lot 7, I. A. Mason's Sub- division, owned by the church. A survey was submitted showing an encroachment of a bui1ding in the street right ot way. The Mwnager reported the Engineering Division had no objection to the vacation. Commissioner Insco moved the ~equest be r.eferred to the City Attorney to prepare a proper resolution to grant the vacation of the street right ot way for the St. John's Primitive Baptist Church Lncluding the passage ot Resolution #61-99 and the proper officials be authorized to execute it. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Fields and carried unanimously. The plat o~ Windsor Park Subdivision was presented for approval. The City Manager explained the contract in accordwnce with Ordinance 632 and 750 had been ex- ecuted by the developer, Mr. Douglas Weiss, and that bond had been posted to cover improvements. The Zoning and Planning Board recommended side~a1ks be required along Union Street west of North Keene Road as the subdivision 1s with~n wa1king distance of a public school and Union Street is a major artery. Mr. Weiss objected to in- stalling sidewalks and suggested instead he would donate $1,500.00 to the City to use in installing sidewalks on Cleveland Street near Skycrest Elementary School. Commissioner Fields moved that the plat of Windsor Park Subdivis~on be approved and that the contract be amended to include sidewalks in accordance with the provisions ot Ordinances #632 and 750 along Union Street ~est o~ North Keene Road ~ronting on the northern boundary of the subdivision (ordinance provides for sidewalks to be five €eet in width) and that the proper officials be authorized ~o execute the plat and the contract be amended. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Walters and carried unanimously. The Mayor thanked ~1r. Weiss for his of~er of the $1_500.00 but it was pointed out that sidewalk requirements had been enforced in other new plats along major ar~eries. Resolution #61-100 was presented dedicating a utility easement in Section 22-29-15 to serve the P.A.L. Clubhouse in Ross Norton Park. Commissioner Fields moved Resolu- tion #61-100 be approved and the proper officials be authorized to execute it. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Insco and carried unanimously. Resolution #61-101 was presented authorizing the payment of $35.00 to Pine lias County Title Company for services in connection with Chestnut Street right of way from Construction Trust Fund Agreement of 1961 with the Bank of Clearwater. Commissioner Insco moved Resolution #61-101 be passed and the proper officials be authorized to execute it. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Walters and carried unanimously. Resolution #61-102 was presented authorizing payment of $250.00 to Rompon and Associates for surveys in connection with Chestnut Street right of way from the 1961 Construction Trust Fund Agreement with the Bank of Clearwater. Commissioner Insco moved to pass Resolution 61-102 and the proper officials be authorized to execute it. Motion ~as seconded by Commissioner Fields and carried unaninous1y. Ordinance #902 as amended revising refuse collection tees was read by the City Attorney on its third reading. Mr. Leonard Merrell questioned certain portions and pointed out possible discriminations in some sections. He suggested that large motel operators should be subjected to the same unit charges whether or not they used commercial containers sold by the City but suggested those using the special containers should be granted a 20% discount. Commissioner Walters moved to table Ordinance #902 until next mee~ing. Motion ~as seconded by Commissioner Fie1ds and carried unan1mous1y. The City Attorney read on its third reading Ordinance #904 declaring the City's intention to annex acreage in Sections 7-29-16 and 18-29-16 (Jun~or College branch site). Commissioner Insco moved to pass Ordinance #904 on its third and final reading and the proper officials be authorized to execute it. Motion ~as seconded by Commissioner Fie1ds and carried unanimously. Ordinance #905 annexing Lot 37_ Sunset Highlands Unit 2. acreage in Section 13-29-15 (Constantine) and acreage in Section 23-29-15 (7th Day Adven&ist Church) was presented for its second reading. Commissioner Insco moved to read Ordinance #905 on its second reading by title only with the unanUnous consent o~ the Commission present. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Fie1ds and carried unanimously. The Ordinance was read by title only. Commissioner Insco moved to pass Ordinance #905 on second reading by title on1y. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Fields and carried unanimOUSly. ~he City Attorney presented for its second reading Ordinance #906 declaring the City's intention to annex acreage in Section 2-29-15 (Windsor Park Subdivision). Commissioner Walters moved Ordinance #906 be considered on its second reading by title on1y. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Fields and carried unanimously. The ordinance was read by ti.tle only. CODlDlissioner Fields moved Ordinance #906 be passed on second reading by title only. Motion 'Was seconded by Commissioner Walters and carried unanimously. Ordinance #907 amending Ordinance j742, Charitable Solicitations Ordinance, by providing for five members 1ns~ead o~ seven members, was presant~d for its second read- ing. Comnissioner Fields moved Ordinance #907 be considered on its second reading by title only. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Insco and carried unanimously. The Ordinance _as read by title only. Commissioner Insco moved to pass Ordinance 1907 on i~s second reading by title only. Motion was secomded by Commissioner Fields and carried unanimously. The City Attorney read on i~s first reading Ordinance 190a Qeclaring the Ci~y's 1~tent1on to annex acreage in Section 11-29-15 (Conle~a, ]nc.) , in Seceion 19-29-16 , .~ ..-:'....~ ~----....~ ,.\., "'.,'" ";' , ",:....-...,-,.. :1 I ", , ~ .~ " '! I '~. ',~ . d " ," ,t l. . J~ , ~,\ E, .. .. 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A petition signed by approximately 100 property owners was presented by Mr. John McWeeney, 1$72 Gilbert Street, complaining of heavy cownercial trucks using North Corona and Gilbert Street and asking that the streets be restricted from heavy truck use. Commissioner Insco moved to receive the petitions. ~lotion was seconded by Commissioner Fields and carried unanimously. The Manager was requested to see that such signs were installed by the Police Department. "'), J ~ :" ," ::\ .. ,::;it' ",' ./ :', Commissioner Insco commented that the Commissioners had been invited to inspect an incinerator plant at Jersey City, New Jersey, and recommended acceptance since Clearwater was planning a new incinerator. Commissioner Insco moved the Commission be permitted to inspect this plant and that travel expenses be authorized. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Fields and carried unanimously. There being no further business, the meeting was adjourned at 5:10 P.M. 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". ;, ;.: :".>~: ~:., -,' , -'"i'ii. ,.~ ,~}:~<;\:\~\~}~~~ z;!::'" ';~., t~ j.(f;~ 3:;: ,:;;.", :~,~',;~,~, ~~r!jf~~:; :-/l;'1;',,~t"; ~t:~:<"';'~~\~'~~i::';<:;:\~~\'""; , ~,,;.: ~. . . .. ~~I!;t"';!; , ,:-:;. ;'," ,.. :.:.~;;;:~'; ';.....-. '~:?"...~:-~f~~;f.~lt~"'~ , , , ,..... r,' ''''; ~'f.' ,~ , '~ '. (', f - ~1 ,',\ \ \ . ., .', '" ~ J "l 'j I , 1 'J <~ . :~ " 411 ~ ,,;:: . 'fl' 1: "1~ :~ ,~/i?'7..t~:J~:~~~"f"'~""":'~;:':;:,~;;j';'('''''~'" ~';'....~'lt~;O"~:,~~ 'f.rfW\~~'~~ 0 CITY COMMISSIOft MEETING October 2, 1961 The City Commission of the C:ity of Clearwater met in regular session at the City Ha11, Monday, October 2., 1961 at 1:30 P.M., with the following members present: Robert L. Weatherlp Mayor-Commissioner Cieveland Insco, Jr. Commissioner Herbert R. Fields Commissioner Kenneth Walters Commissioner Ab�ent: AmOs G. SD13th (:nmmi�ainnar klso present were• James R. Stewart Gity Manager Hert�ert M. Brown City Attorney Capt. Carl Martin & Capt. Wm. McClamma Representing Police Chief J. E, Anderson Acting City Engineer Tom Murphy Engineering Division The Mayor called the meeting to order. The invocation was given by the Rensr•end Cliff McDonald of First Church of God, Clearwater. Mrs. Russell Hart, Presi:dant oi Clearwater League of Women Voters, reported the League had distributed 1�00 oopies of their ��Know Your CityTM baoklets in Schools, and some had been given to the Chamber of Commerce and the Library. Commissioner Insco moved tnat the League be commer�ded for th�ir worthwhile project and that six cnpies be sent to o� sister city, in Nagano, Japan. Mo�ion was seconded by Commissioner Fields and carried unanianously. �he Clexk reported that the minutes of August 21st and Se�tember Sth had been approved subject to Commissioner F'ieldst approvaL Commissioner Fields moved the minutes of the regular meetings of August 21st and September 5th be approved as re- cArded and as submitted in written st�mmation by the C1erk to each Commissioner. Motian was second�d by Commissioner WaTters and carried unanimously. Comm�s'sioner Insco moaed the minutes of September 1$th bp approved as recor�.ed and as submitted in written. summation by the Clerk to each Commissioner, Motion v�as seconderl by Commissiotter Fields and carried unanimously. A Public Hearing was announced on the paving, curbs and necessary drainage in Somerset Strest froa�Niandalay we$t approximately 320 �eet. Mr. Tom Murphy of the Engineering Division reported a petition was received from four property owners re- quesiing the paving, a preliminary hearing waR held on September 6th, and the total cost was estimate�i at �3,790,00 or �6.O1 per assessable frr,nt foat. I�Ir, Tom Salzherger objected to the project. Zetters of objectior-_ were read from Mrs. Louisa Duvoisin and Dr. Peter M. Duvoisin. Commissioner Fields move3 since no �alid ob- jections have been filed that the paving and drainage of 3omerset Street from Man- dalay westerly be accomplished and the City Manager and the City En�ineer be directed to forthwith proceed with such improvement according to the plaas as submitted bp the City Engineering Division. Motion wa:, seconded by Cammissioner Walters and earried unanimously. The �ity Niaraager recommended accepting the low bid oi ,�9.75 per dap fram At1as Service, Inc., for janitorial service for r�ne year for the new Police Department Building (not including the jail). Gommissioner Insco move3 the bid of Atlas Service, Inc., be accepted for 3anitorial service for �9.75 per day which is the lowest and best responsible bid and �hat the appropriate officials of the City be authorized to execute said con�ract in accordance with the plans and specifications and bid� Motion was secwttded by Gommissioner Fields and carried unani.mously. The City Manager reported all the rfghL of way for widening Drew Street from Greenwood to Myrtle had been acquired,; City crews are moving water and gas lines and sewer lines have been moved. He recommended accepting the low bid of $3,092.00 from Tri-City Tree Surgeons to remove 3$ large oak trees in the righ� o£ way. Commissioner Fields r�oved the contract for the removal of thirtp-eight trees on Drew Street be awarded to the Tri-City Tree Surgeons, Tarpon Springs, at $$?,,092.00 wYzich is the lawest and best responsible bid and the appropriate officials of the City be authorized to execute said contract which shall be in accordance with the plans and specifications and bid. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Insco and carried unanimously. An application was presented from Mr. Howard E�ving asking for renewal of his auction license at Gulf to Bay and Duncan fo� �ne year. Commissioner Insco moved that the renewal of the auction license be appro�;ea. Motion was seconded bp Commission�r Fields and carried unanimously, A letter was presented from Mr. ��. Baskovich, owner of the Crystal Bar and Package Store, 31$ South Garden Avenue, stating he planned to znstall a restatzrant in connection with his business and asking permission to install a grease trap under the Haven Street sidewalk on the south side of his building. The City Manager re- ported the Citp Er_gzneer'�s office had investigated and had no objections. Commiss3oner Insco moved the request be granted. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Walters and carried unanimously. A .��'� f� „ f �' -�- CITY �O1.�IISSION MEETING October 2, 1961 A request was presented from the Trustee� of St. John Primitive Baptist Church, joined by Jeff and Frances Howard, to vacate the portion of Booker Street from T'aLnetto to Metto as shown in Palm Park plat which adjoins Lot '%, I. .A. Masan�s Sub- division, owned by the church. � survey was submitted sho�ring an eneroachment of a building in the street right of way. The Manager reported the Engineeri.ng Division had no objection to the vacation. Commissioner Insco moved the request be r.eferred to the City Attornep to prepare a proper resolution to gran� the vacation of the street right of way for the St. John�s Primitive Baptist Church including the passage of Resnlution �61-9g and the proper officials be authorizeci to execute it. Motion was seconded �y Commissinner Fields and carried unanimouslp. The glat of W?.ndsor Park Subdivision was presented for approval. The Gity NIanager explained the contract in accordance with Ordinance 632 and 750 had b�en ex- ecuted by the developer, Mr, Douglas Weiss, and tha� bond had been posted to cover improvements. The Zoning and Planning Board recommended sidewaTks be required along Union Street west or North Keene Road as the subdivision is within walking distancs of a public school and Union Street is a major artery. Mr. 1�4eiss objected to in- stalling sidewalks and suggested instead he �+ould donate �1,500,00 to the City to use in insta7.l.ing sidewalks on Gleveland Street near Skycrest Elementary School. Commissioner Fislds moved ttzat the plat of �Jindsor Park Subdivision be approved and that the contract be amended to include gidewalks in accordance with the provisions of Ordinances #632 and 75� alono Union Street west of'North Keene Road fronting on the northern boundary of the subdivision (ordinance provides for sidewalks to be five feet in width) and that the proper afficials be authorized to execute the plat and the contract be amended. Motion was seconded by Co�►missioner Walters and carried unanimously. 1'he NIayor thanked Mr. Weiss for his offer of the �1,500.00 but it was pointed out that sidewalk requirements had been enforced in other new plats along major arteries. Resolution �61-100 was presented dedica.ting a utilitp easemen�t in S�etion 22�29-15 to serve the P.A.L. Clubhouse in Ross Norton Park. Commissioner Fields moved Resolu- tion �61-100 be approved and the proper officials be authorized to execute it. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Insco and carried unanimously. Resolution �61-101 was presented authorizing the payment of �35.00 to Pinellas Countp Ti�le Company for services in cor.nection with Chestnut Street right of way from Construction Trust Fund Agreement of 19b1 with the Bank of Clearwater. Commissioner Insco moved Resolution #61-101 be passed and the psoper officials be authorized to execute it. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Walters and carried unanimou�ly. Resnlution �61-102 was presented authorizing payment of �250.00 to Rompon and Associates for surveys in connection with Chestnut Street right of way from the 1961 Construction Trus� Fund Agreement with th� Bank of Clearwater. Commissioner Insco moved to pass Resolution 61-IO2 and the proper officials be authorizsd tc, execute it. Nlotion was seconded by Commissioner Fields and carried unanimously. Ordinance #902 as amended revising re£use collEction fees was read by �he City Ai;torney on its third reading. Mre Leonard Merrell questioned certain portions and pointed out possible discriminations in some sections. He suggested that large motel operators should be subjected to the same unit cha:rges whether �r not they used commercial containers sold by the City but suggested those using the special containers should be granted a 20� discount. Commissioner Walters moved to table Ordinance #9t�2 uxitil next meeting. Motion was seconded by Commission�r Fields and carried unanimously. The City Attorney read on its third reading Ordinanae �90k. declaring the Gity�s intentior� to annex acreage in Sections 7-29�26 and 1$-29-16 (Junior College branch site), Commissioner Insco moveci to pass Ordinance #90y. on its third and iinal readiug and the proper oificials be authorized to execut� it. Motian was seconded by Commissioner Fields and carried unanimouslp, Ordinance �j05 annexing Lot 37, Sunset Highlands Unit 2, acreage in 3ection 13-z9-Z5 {Gons�antine) and acreage in Section 23-29-15 ��th Day Advenbist Church} was presented for its second reading. Commissioner Insco moved to read Ordinance �905 on its second read�ng by title only with the unanimous consent oi' the Commission presento Motion was seconden by Commissioner Fields and carried unanimously. The Ordinance was read bg title only. Commissioner Insco movecl to pass Ordinance #905 on second reading by title onl;�. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Fields and carried unana.mously. The City Attorney presented for i�s second reading Ordin�nce #90b decla.ri.ng the Cityts intention to annex acreage in Section 2�29-15 (Windsor Park Subdivision). Commissioner Walters moved qs�dinance �06 be considered on its second reading by title only, Motion was seconded by Commissioner Fields and carried unanimously. The ordinance was read by title only. Commi�sioner Fields maved Ordinanc� #906 be passed qn second reading by title only. Motion was seconded by �ommiss�.oner Walters and carried unanimouslp. ' Ordinance �g07 amending Ordinance �7�.2, Charitable Solicitations Ordinance, by prAvidin,g for five members ingtead of seven member3, was pres�nted for its second read- ing. Commissioner Fields moved Ordinance #90� be considered un its second •reading by �it1e only. Mot3on was seconded b� Commissioner Insco and carried unanimQusly. The Ordinance was read by title only. Commissioner Insco moved to pass Ordinance �907 c�� its second reading by title only. Motion was seco�ded by Commissioner F3elds and carr3.ed unanimously. The City Attorney read on its first readin Qrdinance #90$ declaring the Ciiyts intention to annex acreage in Section 11-29-15 �Cenle�a, Inc.), in Sectior� 19-2g.�16 � ��_ CITY COP�il•1IS�.T��I� I4EETIP�G October 2, 1961 (Harn) and also :.n wect5.on 11-29-15 (�. 'aTeiss), Commissioner Insco moved to pass Ordinance ri90$ on its #'irst reading. idotion w�s seconded by Couunissia;;.er Fields and carraed unanimously, Resolu�ion ;;61-103 was presenLed requirin� th�.rty-nine pr�perty owners to clean their lot,s of we�ds and underbrowth. Commissioner Insco moved to pass Resolution jr61-103 and the �roper ofiicials 'oe autharized ta execute ii,, Niotior was saconded by Cornmis9ionFr rields ancl carx�ied unanimously, A petition si�ned by approximaL'ely 100 pro�erty ati�ners v�as �,resented by TTr. John ;��e1�:'eeney, 1�72 uilhert �treet, complain_ino of heavy commsrcial trucys usin� l�or-k,h �or�na and Gilbert 'breet and askino tha� the streets be restrictecl fron he�vy truek use. Commissiar.c-r Insco moved to receive the petiti.or_s. T�T�tiaa� was seconded by Commission�r Fielda and caxried unanimously. Phe T,iana;er was requeste3 to ses that suc?~i si�ns were installed by the Police �epar�ment. Commisszaner Insco commented �hat the C�mmissioners had heen invi�ed to inspect an inciner�,tor• plan� at Jerseg Gity, I��ew J�rsey, and reco:nr.iended acce��cance since �leartiaater was planning a new incinerator. Comiriissionex Insco rriove�, the Coiamissis�n be Fermitted to inspeet this g].ant and t��at travel expPnses be authorized. T��otion was secon�ed by Commissiorer Fields and carried unanimously, There bei:�� no iurther business, the meetin� was adjourned at 5:1G F.i.i. attest: � Ci - Clor'k l�i• yor-Commiss�or_er � �... _ _ . _ _ __ �� �` (� A�. .. . .. � . . . . . � . { .. . � . . . r � . �. n,.. � C ITY CGMMISSION MEET II�G October 2, 1�61 AGENDA Public Hearin�s CITY COi�tISSIOI� T�IEETING OCTOBER 2, 1961 l. Somerset Paving 8c Draina�e - Mandalay 1;30 P.M� to Gulf �--- Tnvocation Reports fror� Ci�v Mana�;er Introductians Minutes o�' Preceding Meetings 2. Bids, Janitorial Service - Police S�ati�n Public Hearings 3• Auction License - Howard the Trader Reports from City Manager 1�. Request for Grease Trap - Crystal Bar Reports from City Attornep 5. Vacation of Street Right-o�-ti�ay - St. Citizens to be Heard John�s Primitive 3aptist Church O�trer Co:umission Action b. Approval of Plat - Win�sor Park Adjournraent 7. Other Engineering Matters Meeting Pension Plan Trustees 5'. Verbal Reports and Ot?ier Pending Matters Reports from City Attorney 9. Resolu�ion - Dedicatin� Easement Ross I�orton Park 10. Resolution - Pinellas County Title Cn. Payment - �$1�OSOOU issue 11. Resolution - Rompon and Assoc. Payment - �i&�.0,000 issue. 12. Ord. �902 - Amending Ord. #773, Revised Garba e Collection Fees - 3rd Reading 13. Ord. �04 - Intent to .Annex Partion in SW� of SE� of Sec. 7-29-16 (Jr. College Site ) - 3rd Reading 14• Ord. �905 - 9nnexation of Lot 3� Sunset Highlands r2, Portion of Sec. 13-29-15 & Portion of Sec. 23-2g-15 - 2nd Reading 15. Ord. �9D6 - Intent to Annex Portion of Sec. 2-29-15 (Weiss) 2nd Reading 16. Ord. ;907 - bmending Sections 1{. & 5 nf Ord. �%1�2 (Gharity Solicitations)-2nd Reading 17. Ord. �'�'90$ - Intent ta l�nne:� Portion of Sec. 11-29-15 (Gonl�ta, Inc.), Portion of Sec. 19-29�-16 (M.Lester Harn) and Portion of S2 of NE�: of R�^T� of Sec. 11-2g-15 (Erwin Weiss) 1$. Lot 1�'�o�aing Resolution �