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CITY COMMISSION MEETING
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The ci ty Comminoi on of the Ci ty of Cloil r\-ll~ to r' me tin rar~ular oeosion at the
City Hall, 11oncJay, April 16, 19G2, at 1:30 P.11., with the following members present:
Robert L. \.-Jeathcrly
Clevel.1.nd Insco
Herbert R. riclcls
Amos G. Smith
Joseph K. 'l'urner, Sr.
11Qyor..CoJnrnl~s loner
Comminnionl!I"
CO/nmi.suioner
Cornrni13Gloncr
COfnm.iGsioncr
Also present were:
James R. Stewart
llerbert ti. i3rovln
!-lax Battle
VJ. Booth
City t1anilf'er
Ci ty Attorney
City I:.:npineer
Police Chief
The Mayor called the meeting to order. The invocation was riven by the City
Attorney. Commissioner Fields moved that the minutes of the reeular meeting of
April 9th, 1962, be approved as recorded and as submitted in written summation by
the Clerk to each Commissioner. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Turner and
carried unanimously.
A Public Hearinr was announced on the appeal of Gulf to Bay Properties, Inc.,
from the denial by the Board of Adjustment and Appeal on ZoninB of the request to
construct a building on the north 356 feet of Lot 2, Lakewood Replat, to be used
as a U. S. Post Office facility. The Clerk stuted he had received letters of
opposition from Messrs. H. Conrad, E. Kleinman, E. Klapinski, R. Schuyler, L. Ward,
C. Hands, F. Massett, G. Shanley~ E. Gauss and a petition of objection containing
23 names. Mr. George Smith representinp the applicant explained the Post Office
has taken a 270 day option on this site expiring July 27th but that several differ-
ent sites are being studied and this site cannot be given consideration unless
permissive use is p,ranted for a post office facility only. Mr. Frank Brooking,
President, Gulf to Bay Pro?erties, Inc., stated the Post Office was interested in
this particular site because of the size and the frontape on three streets. Among
those speakinp. in favor were Hr. II. E. LonE, Secretary of the Corporation, Mr.
Thomas D. Nash, motel ovmer, and 11r. ,-~uy I1d1ullen. ~lr. Leon \~hi tehurst representing
several affected residential property owners spoke in o?position and presented a
sketch of the area showinp the zoning and pictures of adjacent homes. Hessrs.
Livers, Kleinman and E. Klapinski ob4ected. Commissioner Smith moved to deny
the request and affirm the decision of the Board of Adjustment and Appeal on
Zoning in this matter. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Fields and carried
unanimously. Commissione~ Insco recommended the Zoning and Planning Board check
over available areas and make a recommendation to the Commission as to where the
proposed post office facility should be loc~ted to best serve the citizens of
Clearwater.
A req ues t from ,John '.'Iinn, re fuse co llector, Uti Ii ties Dep2rtment, for
fifteen addiiional days' sick leave was submitted. The City Manager reported
the request had been approved by the Civil Service Board. Commissioner Fields
moved the request be cranted. i1otion was seconded by Commissioner Insco and
carried unanimously.
The City Mananer presented a request from Captain Wyman Beam, Police
Departmentt for twelve additional days' sick leave which had been approved by
the Civil S~rvice Board. Commissioner Insco moved the request be ~ranted.
t1otion was seconded by Commissioner Smith and carried unanimously.
The City Manager presented Supplemental Agreement #2 to the contract with
the Boyce Company, Inc., for the project of utilities relocation near Hemorial
Causeway east bridge which would increase the contract by $181.55.
Commissioner Insco moved to approve Supplemental Ar.reement "2 to the Boyce
Company, Inc., contract for the amount stipulated by the City Manager and the
proper officials be authorized to execute it. Motion was seconded by Commissioner
Fields and carried unanimously.
Supplemental Ap,reement #1 was p~esented to the contract with Edelb1ut
Construction Company, Inc., for instaJ.lation of Belleair Road transmission
water main which would reduce the contract by $18,396.2B. Commissioner Turner
moved upon the recommendation of the City Manager that Supplemental Agreement
#1 with Edelblut Construction Company be approved and the proper officials be
authorized to execute the same. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Fields
and carried unanimOUSly.
Supplemental Agreement "1 was presented to the contract with Smith-Sweger
Construction Company, Inc., for utilities relocation near Memorial Causeway
west bridge which would increase the contract by $4,127.91.
Commissioner Insco moved SUp~lemental Agreement #1 to the Smith-Sweger
Construction Company contract at the fi~ures suggested by the City Manager be
approved and the proper officials be authorized to execute it. Motion was
seconded by Commissioner Fields and carried unanimously.
The City Manager reported thAt the dredging of the new channel for the Inland
Waterway is moving rapidly and that there is an old outfall pipeline from the
Marshall Street Sewer Plant extending into Clearwater Bay and across the proposed
which must be removed. He asked permission to secure proposals and have
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the work done as it would not be possible to wait until the next Commission
meetine for bids. Commissioner Smith moved the City Manager be authorized to
proceed under the cmercency powers in the Charter to have this pipeline removed.
Motion was seconded by Commissioner Turner and carried unanimously. The City
Manager said he was nepotiatinB to secure fill from the dredeing from Venetian
Point south in order to use some of the material for Drew Street extension and
the S ti g fi 11, but the re'l ui remen ts were tha tit po \'-li thi n the bulkhead line and
that it must be seawalled.
The City Manacer asked permission to attend the Florida City Managers'
Sllort Course to be held at Gainosville from April 29th to May 2nd. Commissioner
Smi th moved the Ci ty t'1anarer be nuthori zed to attend. Motion was seconded by
Commissioner Fields and carried unanimously.
Resolution #62-45 was read requestinr the Pinellns County Tax Assessor to
study the property valuations furnished by 'darren Hunnicutt and Associates,
Appraisers; to analyze what effect the valuations would have upon the economic
climate of the County; to consider complaints of Clearwater citizens; to furnish
Clearwater officials with tax roll valuations as early as possible. Commissioner
Fields moved Resolution #62-45 be approved and the proper officials be authorized
to execute it. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Turner and carried unanimously.
The City Attorney presented for its third reading Ordinance #921 adopting a
new revised plumbing code. The t-1.:lyor asked if there were any objections to the
new code which had been made available to the public for t11e past ten days in the
City Clerk's office an~ there were none. There beinp no valid objections,
Commissioner Smith moved that Ordinance #921 be read and considered on its third
and final reading at this meeting of the Commission by unanimous consent of the
Commission. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Insco and carried unanimously.
The ordinance was read in full. Commissioner Turner moved that Ordinance #921
be nassed on its third and final readinp and adopted and that the appropriate
offlcials be authorized to execute it. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Fields
and carried unanimously.
The City Attorney read on its first reading Ordinance #928 amending Section
4, Chapter 18, 1962 City Code, by creating Zone 18 (Lot 6, Forrest Hill Estates
Unit 5) for consumption of beer on premises. Mrs. Rachel Davis and Mr. A. H.
Buch~an objected. Commissioner Fields moved Ordinance #928 be passed on its
first reading. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Turner and carried unan-
imously.
Commissioner Fields moved Ordinance #928 be read and considered on its
second reading by title only at this meeting by unanimous consent of the Commission.
Motion was seconded by Commissioner Insco and carried unanimously. The ordinance
was read by title only. Commissioner Fields moved to pass Ordinance #928 on its
second reading by title only. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Turner and
carried unanimously.
Commissioner Fields moved Ordinance #928 be read and considered on its third
and final reading at this Commission meetinp, by unanimous consent of the Commission.
Motion was seconded by Commissioner Insco and carried unanimously. The ordinance
was read in full. Commissioner Fields moved Ordinance #928 be passed on its third
and final reading and adopted and the proper officials be authorized to execute it.
Motion was seconded by Commissioner Insco and carried unanimously.
Resolution #62-46 was presented authorizing the payment of $460.00 from the
1960 Utility Revenue Construction Trust Fund to Briley, Wild & Associates, Consult-
ing Engineers, for services in connection with elevated tanks, water transmission
main and utilities relocation project. Commissioner Fields moved Resolution #62-46
be approved and the proper officials be authorized to execute it. Motion was
seconded by Commissioner Turner and carried unanimously.
Resolution #62-47 was presented requiring four property owners
lots of weeds and undergrowth. Commissioner Smith moved Resolution
approved and the appropriate officials be authorized to execute it.
seconded by Commissioner Fields and carried unanimously.
to clean their
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Notion was
Resolution #62-48 was presented recognizing the visit of Ambassador Carlos
Urrutia-Aparicio from Guatemala during Fun 'N Sun week and awarding him the
Clearwater medal. Commissioner Fields moved Resolution #62-48 be approved and the
proper officials be authorized to execute it. Motion was seconded by Commissioner
Turner and carried unanimously.
Resolution #62-49 was presented awarding the City of Clearwater medal to Eugene
L. Pearce, Clearwater's oldest living ex-Mayor. Commissioner Insco suggested that
the City Manager arranBe a time when the members of the City Commission could pre-
sent ex-Mayor Pearce with the medal and a copy of the resolution at his home.
Commissioner Insco moved Resolution #62-49 be approved and the proper officials be
authorized to execute it. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Turner and carried
unanimously.
Resolution #62-50 was presented authorizinE the payment of $9,811.75 from the
1962 Bridge Revenue Construction Trust fund to Bayside Hotel Company for travel
expenses, engineering expense and other funds placed in escrow in connection with
. Clearwater Pass Bridge. Commissioner Fields moved Resolution #62-50 be approved
and the proper officials be authorized to execute it. Motion was seconded by
Commissioner Turner and carried unanimously.
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Commissioner Fields reported that the Herchants Association has already '. ,,:,.j':,~;::,:,,:,,:,
sent a resolution opposing the closing of the Railway Ex.press Of rice in CJ.earwater'''\i,.\~:T1:~
and suggested the Commission do the same. Commissioner Insco requested the ci ty:: ::);\~),~
Attorney to find out when the hearing before the State Railroad and Public . ;",'),;';
Uti Ii tics Commission wi 11 take place. Commissioner rie Ids moved to instruct the . "(,,,.;;\
Ci ty Attorney to pre pare a resolu"ti on of protest to no to the State Railroad and '..',"
Public Utilities Commission that "the City strongly protest any move whatever
closing the e~press office in Clearwater. Motion was seconded by Commissioner
Insco and carried unanimously.
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The Mayor and other Commissioners commended Commissioner Insco on the success
of Fun IN Fun Week and the parade. The Mayor recommended a resolution and citation ..
be prepared for Commissioner Insco and the Fun 'N Sun Committee and that thanks be
extended to General Kelly and his staff, the color guard and band from ro~t Benning,
Georgia. The Mayor requested citations be issued to the Police Department which
handled the traffic situation very well and letters of thanks be sent ~o other
municipalities who supplied additional policemen.
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of the Pension Fund heard a letter read from the Advisory Committee recommending
that Richard Gamble, Jr., Patrolman, Police Department, be admitted to the Pension
Plan. Commissioner Turner moved to approve the employee named being included in
the Pension Plan. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Fields and carried unan-
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_ _ CTTX GOMMSSSTON MEETI:IG, _
� l�pril 16 , 196.2
The City C9mmission of the City of Clearv�ater met in regular sess,ion at the
- City Hal7., T�[onday, April. 16 � 1962, at ]. i 30 P.M. � with the fol.lowing members present: _
, _ Robert"L. Weatherly Mayor-Commissianer
' Cleveland Insco Commi:ssioner
Herbert R. Fields Cnmmissi'oner
—. Am�s G. Smith Commissioner
, Joseph K. Turner, Sr, Commissioner
_ Also present werec
James R. Stew'art City Manager
Herbert M. Brooin City �ttorney
Max Battle City Engineer
W, Booth ' �olice Chief
_ The t�iayor �alled the meetimg to order. The invocation was givzn by the City
Attorney, Commissioner Fields moved tha�t the minutes of the regular meeting of
April 9th, 1962, be approved as rzcorded and as submitted in c��rit-Een summation by
the Clerk to each Commissioner. Mo-tion r��as seconded by Commissioner Turner and
carried unanimously.
A Publie Hearing was announced on' ths ap�eal of Gulf to Bay Pro�erties, Inc.�
from tne denial by the Board of Adjustment and A�peal on Zoning of the request to
constx*uct a building on the north 356 �eet of Lot 2, Lakewood Replat, to be used
' as a U, S, Post Oft'ice facility. The Clerk stated he had received letters of
- ' - oppos:ition from Messrs. H. Conrad, E. Kleinman, E. Klapinski, R. Schuyler, Z, Ward,
C. Hands, F', Massett, G. Shanley, E. Gauss and � petition oi= objection containing
23 names, Mr. George Smith representing the appli'cant explainzd the Fost Office
- has taken a 270 day optian on this �ite expiring July 27th but that several differ-
ent sites are being stuc�ie'd and this site cannot be given consideraticn unless
permi�sive use is granted for a post office i'acility only. Mr, Frank 3raoking�
' �res,ident, Gu1f -to I3ay ProDerti:es, Ine, , stated the Pos-t Office was interested in
' this Darticular site because of the size and tnz frontage on three streets, Among
those sgeaking in favor were Pir. H. E; Long, Secretary of the Corporation, ;�r., .'
' Thomas D. Nash, mo-tel oumer, and Mr. Guy McMullen, Mr. Leon i�hitehurst renresenting
several atfected residential property cwners s�qke in o�position an�3 �resented a
sketch of the area showin� the zoning and pictures of �djacent homes, rfessrs. '
� Livers, Kleinman^and E, Klapinski obiected. CommissionPr 5mith movad to deny
- the request and affirm the decision of the Board of Adjustment and Appeal'on -
� �oning in this ma�tter. I�iotion was seconded by Commissioner Fields and carried
unanimously. Commissioner Insco recommended the Zonin� and Planning Board cheek
- over available areas and make a recommendation to the Commission as `to where tne
- proposad post of�ic:e �acility should be located to best serve the citizens of
Glearwater,
A request from John C�inn, reiuse eollector, Utilities De��rtm�nt, for
` fifteen additignal days' sick leav� �aas submitted. Tha City Manager re�orted
the request'had been approved by the Civil Service Board. Commissioner 'Fi�lds
moved the request be granted: Motion wzs seconded by Gommissioner Insco and
carried unanimously. _
. The City iianager presentad a reQuest from Captain 4Jyman �eam, Police
Department, for twelve additional days' sick leave which had bean approvecl by
the Givil S�rvice Board. Commissioner Inseo mov�d tne request be granted.
1�lotion was seconded by Commissioner �mith,and carried un�nimously. '
The City hlanager presented Supplemental P.greement m2 to the contract with
- the Beyce Company, Inc., for the �roject of utilities relocati.on near Nlemorial
' Gauseway east bridge which would increas� the contract by $181.55, '
- Commissioner Inseo moved to approve Supplemental A�reement �2'to the Soyce
Com�any, Inc., contract for the amount sti�ulated by the City M,anager and fihe
' pro�er otficials be authorized tp execute it. Ntotion 4�as seconded by Commissioner
I'ields and earried unanimousTy:
' Supolemental Agreement i�l was presented to the contract zaith Fcielblut
: Construc-tion Company, :Lne., for insta7.lation of Belleair Road 'transmission
caater main which would reduce the contract by $18,396.28. Commissioner Turner '
movecl upon the recommendation oi' the Czty Ilanager tha-t Su�plemental Agreement
��1 with Edeiblut Construc�:ion Com�any be appro�ed �nd t13e proper officials be
' authorized to execute the same. I�Iotis>n was'seconded by Commissioner Fields
and carried unanimously,
S`upplemen`tal Agr. eement ikl. was presented to the cont�aet with Smith-Sweger '
Construction Company, Tnc., for u.tilities relocation n�ar I:er.iorial'Causeway '
west bridge which would inerease the contract by $4,127.91.
Commissioner. Insco moved Sup�lemen'tal Agreement r�l to the Smith-Scaege-r
Constructicn Comoary contract at the figures suggested by the City �anager be
approved and the propar o�ficials be authorized to execute it, Motion was
seconded Ly Gommi;ssioner Fie-lds and carried unanimously.
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The City Manager reported that the dredging of the new channel for the znland
'' ti�laterw'ay �:s moving ra�idly and that there is an old outfal.l pipeline from the
- ` l�tarshal5. Street Sewer Plant extending into Clearwater Bay and across the proposed
channe'1 which must be remoued. 'rIe asked pe�mission to secure propos:als and have
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CITX COMMISSION ME�T2�TG
April 16, ].962 CTT� CQI�II�TSSTOI+J tZ�ETTI�IG . '.-
Apxil �.6, 1962 _ ,
the work done as i� 4�ou].d not be possible to wait un�til the nex�t Commission : '
meetin for bids, Cc;mmissioner Smith movzd the City rtanage� �e authorized to
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-ter: to lzave this i eYine removed. Commission�r E'ields re orted that the Mer h' ''
proceed under the emergency powers a.n the Char p,p . . . P_ . c ants Assoeiat�on has already
, . , • • , l e Cit sent a resr luti n . . . „ ,
rlots.on ��as seconded by Comm�ssioner Tiirner ancl carried unanimousls, TZ .y o 0 oopesing the closing of th� 'Rai];4ray Express Office in Clea.:water
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t�iana er said he was ne at�.�t�.n� to secur�. .Cill from th.. died�tng :Cxom Venetia�� ugg_ ted the Commission do the s,ame. Commissiqn�r �nseo rP uested the Git
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' se so e o� the material: �or Drew Street extension ancl _ Attoiney to .Cind out when the hearin before tha State Railroad and �ublie
Point south in order to u m
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Public Utilities Commission that the City strongly protest any move whatever
-..__, , . , . , ., ; closin the e s - . . . . ,
The City A1ar.age-r asked permissian to arttencl'the Florida City Managers g xpre s office iz Clearwater: Motion was seconded �y Commissioner
Strort Course �o be lield at Gainesvilla �rom April 2,9th- to DZay 2ncl, Commissioner Insco and carried unani�nou�ly,
Smith moved the City Alana�er be authorized to attend. Motion was seeonded by
Commissioner Fields and carried unanimous.ly. The Mayor and other Commissioners commended Gommissioner Insco on the suceess
of Fun '2J Fun Week and the Parade. The Mayor recommended a resolutic�n and citation
' 62-45 caas read re uestin the Pinellas County Tax Assessor ta l�e prepared for Commissioner Insco and the Fun 'N Sun Committee and that thanks be
Resolution # q � ,
valu�tions furnished b ��arr�n Hunnicutt and Elssociates, - exi�nded to General K'ell and hzs'staif the eolor u�rd and band from ' t Be i'a '
study the property Y , , , . Y , , , . � For nn na,
Apnraisers^ to anal ze �vhat effect the valuations would have upon tlle economic Ueor�ia. The Mayor requested citations be issued to the Police De artment G�hich
+' ' y • si' er com laints of Clearwater cit:i.zens • to furnish IZanciTe'd the trat'fic situation ver � we11 and letters o th �
climate of the Count�, to con d p , J f anks_be sent to other
Clearwater ofiicials with ta�c roll valuztions as early as possible. Commissioner municipalities taho suPplied additional policemen, '
' Fields moved Resolutian #62-45 be approved �nd the proper officials be au-Chorized . _
` Motion was'seconded b Commissione� Turner and carried unanimously. The Commission now ad`ourned as the Cit Commission and actinQ as Truste�s
to execute it. Y of the Pensipr. Fund heard a letter read iromythe Advisory Comm�.-�tee recommending
The Cit Attorne resentecl for its third reading Qrdinance #921 adoptin,�; a that Richard Gamble, Jr,, Patro];man, Police Department, be admitted to the pension
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new revised plumbing code. �'he Mayor asked if there were any objections to the Plan. Commiss�oner Turner moved to apgrove the era�loyee named being included in
' een ade available to the ublic f-or the ast ten da � in the the Pens�.pn P].an. Motion ��as seconded U` Commissioner Fields and aa�ried unan- '
new code which had b m P P Y Y
City Clerk's office and there were none. There being no valid objections, imously.
Gommissioner Smith moved that Ordinance #921 be read. and considere�l on its third
and final reading. at this meeting of the Commiss_on by unanimous consent oS' �he ' There l�eing no further business, the mee�Cing was adjournEd at 4:40 P.;M. ,
' Commission. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Insco and carried unanimously.
The ordinance ��ras re�d in fu11, Commissioner Turner moved that 'Ordinance ��923, ' '
be passed on its third and final r�adin� and adoptad and ihat the appropriate -
' officials be authorized to execute it. TMlotson was seconded by Commissior�r E'ields
and carried unanimously. _ -
Ni yor- ommissio r
The Gity t;ttorney re�d on its first reading Ordinance �928 amending Section Attest:
4, Chapter 18, 1962 City Ccde, by creating Zone 18 (Lot 6� Forrest F�ill Estates
Urit S) for consumption of beer on �remises, Mrs. Rachel Davis and Mr, A. H.
Buchnan objected. Commissioner Fi�l.ds moved Ordi:nance ��928 be oassed an its
first reading. 2�Iotion was seconded by Commissianer ^turner and carried unan- • � •
- imously: : Clerk
Comuii.ssioner Fields moved Ordinance #928 be read and eonsidered on its '
second read�ng by tztle only at this meeting by unanimous cans�nt of the Commission,
Motian was seconded by Commissioner Insco and canried unanimously. The ordinance �
was read by title only. Commissioner Fields moved to pass Ordinance #928 on its -
second reading by title only. Motion was seconded by Commis,sioner Turner and; '
carried unanimously,
Commissioner Fields moved Ordinance ��928 be'xead and cansidered on i-ts third
and final reading �t this Cammission �neetin� by unanimous consent of the Commission, '
Motion was seconded by Commissioner Insno �nd carried unanimousl.y. The ordinance
4ras read in full. Commissioner Fields moved Ordinance ;k928 be passed on its ihird ' _
and final reading and adopted and the proper officials be authorized to e.ceeute:it,' , '
Motion was seconded by Commissioner Insco,and c;arried unanimously,
Resolution i�62-46 was presented authorizin� the p�:ymer.t of $460.00 fxom the
19'60 Utility Revenue Construction Trust Fund to BrileyS Wild & Associates, Consult-
ing En�ineers, for ser�iees in connection with elevated �tanks, wa'ter transmission
main and utilities relocation project. �ommissioner Fields moved Resolution �F62-46
- be approved and the oroper officials be authorized to execute i•t. Motion was
seconded by Commissioner Turner and carried unanimously. : -
Resolution ;�62-47 was presented �equiring �our �ro�erty owners'to clean their '
lots of �re�ds and undergrowth. Commissioner Smith movzd Resolution ��62-47 be '
aDproved and the appropriate officials be authorized to ex�cute it. Motion was
seconded by Commissioner Fields and carried unanimous7.y.
Resol.ution #62-48 was presented recogn:izing the visit oi' Ambassador Carlos
Urrutia-Aparicio from Guatemala during F`un 'iv Sun week an�l awarding Ilim the
Clearwater medal. Commissioner Fislds moved Resolution �62--48 be approved and the
-' prope� of.ficials be auth:orized to e;�ecuts it, i�otion was seconded by Commissioner
Turner and carried unanimously�
Resolution ��62-49 was presented a�r�arding the City of Cl,earwater medal to Eugene
' L. Pearce, Clearwater's olcles-E living ex-Mayor. Cammissioner Insco sug,gested �ehat
the City rlanager arrzn�e a time when the members of the City Commission could pre-
sent ex-Mayor Pearee with th� medal and a copy of. the resolution �.t his horrse,
Commissioner Znsco moved Resolution #62-49 be a�proved ancl the proper of�icials be
.---: authorized to execute it, Nlotion was seconded by Commissioner Turner and carried
unanimously,
-� Reso:lution ��62-50 ��as presen-�ed authax�.zir�g the payment of $9,811,75 from the
1962 Bridge Revenue Construction Trust Fund to F3aysi�e iiotel Company for tr�vel
expense�:, engineerin� expense and othex tunds p7.;aced in escrow in connection with '
Clearorater Pass Bridge. Comrnissioner Fiel,ds mo�ed Res,�lution ��62-50 be ap�roved
and the proper officials k�.e authoriz�d to exacute it: �totion was secdnclecl by
- Cammissibner Turner and ca�riecl unanimous].y.
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AGENDA Public Hearin�s _
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CTTY COMPt2SSI0N r1EETIN� 1 � Zoning of G�.tlf-to-Bay P�o�erties rne.
, APRIL 16, 1962 �(
, 1:30 P.M. Reports �rom City Manager ,I
}. 2. Adda.tional Sic Leave £equests - John Winn `
Invocation ancl t�]yman Beam _ , '.�
' Introductions 3. Supplamental Agree�nznt ikl - 73oyce Co, Tnc. ,r
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Minutes of Preceding Meeting: Contract ;
Public Hearin�s 4. Supplemental Agreement ��1 - Eclelblut Const. - : �
Reports trom City Manager Co, Contract
, Reports ,from City Attorney 5. Supplemental Agreement ��l - Smith, 5we�er - (
Citi;zens to be Heard Const. Co. Contract r
' Other Commission Action 6. Other Engineering Mattzrs
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Adjournment 7. Verbal Reports and Other Fencling Matters '
Meeting Pension Plan Trustees '
P.eports from City.Attorney
8. Resolutzon - Tax Assessor '
_ 9. Ord. #92'1 - Adapting "�'he Plumbin� Gode of '
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_ the City of Clea�water, Florida, 1962" -`' , _ _ _
3rd Reading _ : I
10. Ord. �928 - Amending Sec. 4-18 of Code re
, Intoxica-ting Liquors - Lot 6, Forest Hills '
�states Unrt 5 _
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11. Resolution - Payment Briley, Wild & Assoc. ,
12. Lot Mowin� Resolution i
A�ril 9, 1962
' iIonorable City Commission ';
Clearwater, Florida
- �en�tlemen :
As Trustees of`the City of Clearc.ater �mployee�' Pension Fund, you are hereby .
notified tha-t 12ichard �amble Jr. Patrolman, ?olice Dept. has been duly examined
_ by a local �hysician and designated by him as a"First Class" risk,. .
�he above employee began his service with the City of Clearwater on September l,
1961 and is under 45 years uf age C�irth date Dec. 3, 1936) and meets tlle require-
ments of our Civil Service.
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It is hereby recommended.by the Advisory Committae that he be accepted into member- - -
ship.. '
Very truly yours,
Advisory Committee of _
The Emnloyees' Pension Fund
/s/ Paul Kane, Chairman _
_ /s/ Edwin Blanton `
` /s/ He1en reters ,
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