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CITY COI~r'1ISSIOI~ t1EETIIIG
July 1G, 1962
The City Commission of the City of Clearwater met in regular session at the
City Hall, Monday, July 16, 19G2 ~t 1:30 P.M. with the followinn members present:
Robert L. Weatherly
Clevelc1nd Insco
Amos G. Smith
Joseph K. Turner, Sr.
Mayor-Commissioner
Commissioner
Commissioner
Commissioner
Absent:
Herbert R. Fields
Commissioner
Also present were:
James R. Stewart
Herbert M. Brown
;.:Max Battle
~". Booth
Ci ty t1anager
City Attorney
City Engineer
Police Chief
*Absent at first of meeting.
Carne in later.
The Mayor called the meetinr to order. The invocation was given by the City
Attorney. Commissioner Insco moved that the minutes of the special meetin~ of June
29, 1962 and the reHular meetinR of July 2, 1962 be approved as recorded and as
submitted in written summation by the Clerk to each Commissioner. Motion was second-
ed by Commissioner Smith and carried unanimously.
Commissioner Insco moved to deviate from the agenda and have Commissioner Smith
go before the Mayor. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Turner and carried unan-
imously. Hayor Weatherly presented a citation to Commissioner Smith from the City of
St. Petersbur'f, for his ef forts in huvinp, the slrlimmers from Colombia, South America,
in the area. Commissioner Smi th then presented 11ayor \'Jeatherly wi th a gi ft from the
Mayor of Bogota, Colombia, which was a re?lica of the actual key that opens their
City Hall.
The City Engineer arrived at this time, 1:45 P.M.
The City Attorney read a letter h'om Senator Smathers thanking the City of
Clearwater for its support in recogn~zlng the Cuban Government in exile.
An appeal from a decision of the ~oard of Adjustment and Appeal on Zoning was
presented in which Sarah W. Paige requested business use of Lots 7, 8 and 9, Block 3,
Pine Crest Subd. located on the northeast corner of !1yrtle Ave. and Nicholson St.,
zoned R-2. Mr. Geor~e Faust, representinp Sarah W. PaiRe, spoke in favor of the re-
quest. The City Clerk read a letter of objection from 11r. and !1rs. Gerald Carr.
After some discussion, Commissioner Insco moved to continue the appeal until the next
regular meeting. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Turner and carried unanimously.
The City Hanap.er presented the name of R. n. Thompson, Sr. for reappointment to
the Civil Service Board. Commissioner Turner moved to reappoint R. 11. Thompson, Sr.
for a 3 year term on the Civil Service Board. Motion was seconded by Commissioner
Insco and carried unanimously.
The City Manager presented the plat of Windsor Park, 1st Addn. which had been
approved by the Zoning and Planninr, Board and proper bonds filed in accordance with
Ordinance #632. Commissioner Insco moved to approve the plat for Windsor Park, 1st
Addn. and that the proper officials be authorized to execute it. Motion was seconded
by Commissioner Turner and carried unanimously.
The City Hanap,er recommended the appointment of an Associate Judge to be available
in the absence of both Judge Allbritton and Associate Judge Bonner. Commissioner Insco
moved that Roland Fox be appointed Associate Judge for the City of Clearwater, on the
same financial basis as in the past. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Turner and
carried unanimously.
The City Hanager stated that $1,005 had been allocated in the Interim Budget for
Civil Defense and that the Director of Civil Defense comes under the Civil Defense
Council which is the City Commission. He asked for Commission authorization to pro-
ceed in establishing the post of full time Civil Defense Director and any other employees
necessary. lie also stated that the budeet allotment Has made with the understanding
that matching funds would be available from the Federal Government. Upon a question,
the Attorney eave his opinion that the Director and Civil Defense personnel do not come
under Civil Service. It was discussed as to whether a full or part time Director was
needed at which time Col. Watkins said the Federal Government will not match funds unless
the Director is full time. The Hayor made a recommendation as to the Director's salary,
to which Col. Watkins stated that he could not continue as a full time Director on the
basis recommended by the Mayor.
The City Manager reported that an ap.reement had been reached to use the County's
Drew St. sanitary fill until the site is completely filled, but the charge to the City
would be raised from 20~ to 25~ a cubic yard and requested Commission authorization to
proceed. He commended the City Engineer for his work on the matter. Commissioner
Turner moved that the City Manager be authorized to dispose of garbage under the plan
as outlined by him in cooperation with the County Government and write the County
Commission and the County Engineer thanking them for their cooperation. Motion was
seconded by Commissioner Insco and carried unanimously.
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CITY COr1t-tISS IOH HtCTllJG
.July lG, 19G2
The City Mana~er requested authorization to proceed with a survey and appraisal
of properties needed for tile ?roponed Myrtle Ave. extension northward from Palmetto
St. to H. Ft. lIarrison Ave. lie Gtatad that he und tile City Lnpineer recommended
Hompon and Associates and it was expected the survey work would take approximately
6 'Ileeks I Commls5 ioner Insco moved to acc~ pt the rCCOTTlInen da tioll of the Ci ty Mananer.
110tion wao socondcc by Commissioner Turner and cArrico unanimously.
The City MandRel" asked for authorization for the fiscal AEent, Loomis C. Leedy, Jr.
of LefJdy 1 Wheeler' & Alleman, to proceed wi th va lidation 0 f bonds for the incinerator.
Commissioner Smith moved he be authorized to proceed. Hotion vIas seconded by
Commissioner Turner and carried unanimously.
Commissioner Turner moved that the Ci ty r'liJ.nap,er be a uthorized to employ an apprais-
er on the proposed extension of Myrtle Ave. northward from Palmetto St. to N. rt. Harrison
Ave. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Insco and carried unanimously.
The City Manager requested items 9 - Ord. 926 and lO - Ord. 935 on the Attorney's
aflenda be deferred.
The City Attorney read in full Ordinance #939 annexinp a portion of Sec. 2-29-15,
Windsor Park 1st Addition. Commissioner Smith moved Ordinance 0939 be pass0d on its
first reading. Hotion was seconded by Commissioner Turner and carried unanimously.
The City Attorney requcGted acce;1tance of a deed for rirht of way of the north
30 feet of Lot 9, P. E. Ilanousek's Subd. dnd also presented Resolution #62-87 dedicat-
ing the right of way. Commissioner Insco moved that the deed be accepted and that
Resolution /162-87 be passed and that the appropriate officials be authorized to ex-
ecute it. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Turner and carried unanimously.
The City Attorney presented Resolution #62-88 for payment of Trustee's fee to
the First National Bank of Cle~rwater in the amount of $212.24 from the Construction
Trust Fund Utility Revenue Certificnte Series 1960. Commissioner Insco moved that
Resolution #62-88 be ?asse~ and that the appropriate officials be authorized to ex-
ecute it. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Turner and carried unanimously.
The City Attorney presented ResoJ.ution 1162-89 for payment of Trustee's fee to
the Bank of Clear\-Jater in the amount of $42.116 from the Construction Trust Fund Utility
Tax Improvement Certificate Series 1959. Commissioner Insco moved that Resolution
1/62-89 be passed and that the aPI1ropriate officials be authorized to execute it.
Motion was seconded by Commissioner Smith and carried unanimously.
The City Attorney presented Resolution #62-90 for payment to Briley, Wild &
Associates the swn of $35.00 from Construction Trust Fund Utility Revenue Certificate
Series 1960. Commissioner Insco moved that Resolution u62-90 be Dassed and that the
appropriate officials be authorized to execute it. ~lotion vIAS seconded by
Commissioner Turner and carried unanimously.
Resolution #62-91 was presented requirinp 35 ~roperty owners to clean their lots
of weeds and undergrowth. Commissioner Insco moved that Resolution #62-91 be approv-
ed and t/1 at the aiJpropria te of fici als be a uthorized to e xecu te it. !"'ioti on to/as sec-
onded by Commissioner Smith and carried unanimously.
The City Attorney presented Agreement for purchase of Lot 15, l1arkley Addn. for
the extension of Chestnut St., from Weston C. Charlow for $33,OOOpayable 25% down
and balance upon completion of the contract. Commissioner Smi~h moved to accept the
Agreement on the recommendation of the Attorney, City HanaEer and the Right of Way
Agent and that the ap~ropriate officials be r.lllthorized to execute it. rlotion was
seconded by Commissioner Turner and carried unanimoUSly.
The Ci ty !'Ianager stated "there were 3 houses on the above mentioned property and
he needed authorization to ask for bids for their removal. Commissioner Smith moved
to approve the authorization. notion wos seconded by Commissioner Insco and carried
unanimously.
The Mayor read a letter from Senior Citizens Services, Inc. requesting appoint-
ment of a member of the City Commission and a member of the Zoninp and Planning
Board to a special committee of the corporation to study the facilities of the City
which may be employed by Senior Ci ti zens. The r-!ayor recommended Commissioner Smi th
and Hr. Arthur Kruse. Commissioner Insco moved that Corrunissioner Smith and Hr. Arthur
Kruse be aDDointed to the special cownittee of the Senior Citizens Services Inc. as
recommended by the Mayor. 11otion was seconded by Commissioner Turner and carried
unanimous ly.
The Mayor reported that the Florida Peace Officers Association Convention was
to be held in Ft. Lauderdale this week and the Police Pension Fund was one of the
topics to be discussed. Commissioner Insco moved that any official who wanted be
authorized to attend the Police Convention at ft. Lauderdale. Motion was seconded
by Commissioner Smith and carried unanimoUSly.
The Commission now adjourned as the City Commission and acting as Trustees of
the Pension Fund heard a letter read from the Advisory Committee recommending that
George F. Bryant, laborer, Parks Div., Parks and Recreation, and Arnold Houghland,
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CITY COMMISSION MtETING
July 16, 1962
AGENDA
C1TY COMMISSION MEETING
JULY 16. 1962
1:30 P.M.
Citation
Invocation
Intr>oductions
Minutes of Preceding Meetings
Public Hearings
Reports from City ManaBer
Reports from City Attorney
Citizens to be ileaI'd
Other Commission Action
Adjournment
Meeting Pension Plan Trustees
Public Hearings
1. Request for Business Use, Lots 7. 8 B 9,
Bl. 3, Pine Crest Subd.
Reports from City Manager
2. Appointment - CSB Aember
3. Approval of Plat - Windsow Park, 1st Addn.
4. Appointment - Associate Judge
5. Civil Defense Recommendations
6. Report on Negotiations with County re Dump
6a.Authorization - Myrtle Ave. Ext. (survey)
7. Other Engineering Matters
8. Verbal Reports and Other Pending Matters
Reports from City Attorney
9. Ord. #926 - Amending Schedule of Charges
for Sanitary Sewer Services - 3rd Reading
10. Ord. #935 - Metering of Taxicabs - 3rd Rdg.
11. Ord. #939 - Annexation of Portion of Sec.
2-29-15 (Windsor Park 1st Addn.)
12. Acceptance of R/W Deed for Jeffords St.
and Resolution Dedicating said R/W
13. Resolution - Payment - Tr>ustee's Fee to
First National Bank, 1960 Series
14. Resolution - Payment - Trustee's Fee to
Bank of Clearwater, 1959 Series
15. Resolution - Br>i1ey, Wild Payment, 1960
Series
16. Lot Howin?, Resolution
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June 20, 1962
Honorable City Commission
Clearwater, Florida
Gentlemen:
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As Trustees of the City of Clearwater Employees' Pension Fund, you are hereby notified
that George F. Bryant, Laborer, Parks Div, Parks & Recreation has been duly examined
by a local physician and designated by him as a "First Class" risk.
The above employee began his service with the City of Clearwater on Nov. 6, 1961 and
is under 45 years of age (birth date Jan.13,1920) and meets the requirements of our
Civil Service.
I~ is hereby recommended by the Advisory Committee that he be accepted into membership.
Very truly yours,
Advisory Committee of
TIhe Employees' Pension Fund
/s/ ?~u1 Kane, Chair>man
/s/ Edwin Blanton
/s/ Helen Peters
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Honorable City Commission
C1earwater, Florida
June 8, 1962
Gentlemen:
As Trustees of the City of Clearwater Employees' Pension Fund, you are hereby notified
that, Arnold Hougland, Communication Clerk I, Fire Dept. has been duly examined by a
local Physician and designated by him as a "First Class" risk.
The above employee began his service with the City of Clearwater on Nov. 13, 1961
is under 45 years of age (birth date Sept. 18,1918) and meets the requirements of
our Civil Service,
It is hereby recommended by the Advisory Committee that he be accepted into membership.
Very truly yours.
Advisory Committee of
The Employees' Pension Fund
Is/ Paul Kane, Chairman
Is/ Edwin Blanton
Isl Helen Peters
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CI`TY COI4MISSI0IJ t1EETIl16
July 16, 1962
The City Commission of the Gity of �learwater met in regular session at the
City Hall., Monday, July 16, 1962 at 1:30 P.M, with the following mPmbers present:
Robert L. Weatherly Mayor-Commissioner
Cleveland Insco Commissioner
11mos G. Smith Cc�mmissioner
Joseph K, Turner, Sr. Commissioner
Absent:
I-Ierbert R. rields Commissioner
Also present were:
James R. Stewart City P4anager
Herbert M. Brown City Attorney
�PMax Aattle City En�ineer
W, Booth Police Chief
��Absent at first of ineeting, Came in later,
The Mayor called the meeting to order. The invocatiori was given �y th� Gity
Attorney, Commissioner znseo move�i that the minu-Ees of the special meeting of June
29, 1962 and the regular meetin� of July 2, 1952 be a�proved as recorded and as
submitted in wri.tten summation by the Clerk to each Commissioner. i•4oticn was second-
ed by Commissioner Smith and carried unanimously.
Commiss:ioner Zn�co moved to deviate from thz a�enda and have Commissioner Smith
go before thF: Mayor. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Turner and ca.rried unan-
imously. i�iayor Weatherly presented a citation to Cor.unissioner Smith from •tY:e Cit-� of
St, Petersburg for his eF£orts in having tYie su�immers from Colombia, South America,
in the area, Commissioner Smitn then presented I�layor ldeatherl� with a gift from the
Mayor of �ogota, Colombia,-which was a re�lica of the actual key that opens their
City Hall.
The City Engineer arrivec� at this time, 1:45 P.M.
The City Attarney read a letter trom Senator Smathers thanking the City of
LlearF�ater for its support in recognizing the Cuban Government in exile.
An appeal from a decision af the 3oard of Adjustment and Appeal on Zor.ing �aas
presented in which Sarah Gd. Paige requested business use of Lots 7, 8 and 9, Block 3,
Pine Crest 5ubd, located on the northeast corner of I�Syrtle Ave. and Alicholson St.,
zon�d R-�. Mr. George Faust, representing Sarah 'vJ. Paige, spoke in favcr of the re-
q_uzst, The Cit� Clerk read a lstter of objection from I�1r, and Mrs. Gerald Carr.
Afte� some discussion, Commissioner Insco moved to continue the agpeal until the naxt
regular meeYing, Motion was seconded by Commissioner Turner and carried unanimously.
Tl�e City Manager �resented the name of R. r_. ThomDson, Sr, for reap�ointment to
the Givil Service Board. Commissioner Turner moved -to reappoint P„ i4. Thompson, Sr.
for a 3 year term on the Civil Service Board. Tfotion was seconded b� Commissioner
Insco and carrzed unanimously.
The City Manager p�esented the .lat of Windsor Park, lst Addn. which had been
approved by the Zoning and Planning 3orrd and �roper bonds filed in a�cordance with
Ordinance �632. Commissioner Insco moved to a�prove �the plat for tdindsor Park, lsz
Addn. and that the proper officials be authorized to execute it. Motioa was seconded
by Commissioner Turner and carried unanimously.
The City Manager recommended the aDoointment of an Associate Judge to be availa�le
in -�he absence of both Judge Ailbritton and Assoc�zte Judge Bonner. Commissioner Inseo
moved ti�at Roland Fox be appointed Sssociate Judge for the City o= Clearwater, on tkte
same finar.cial basis as in the past. I•lotion was seconded by Commissioner Turner and
carried unanimously.
The City Manager stated that $1,005 had been allocated in the Interim 3udget for
Civil Defense and tha•t the Director of Civil Defense comes under the Civil Dcfense
Council which is the City Commission. He asked for Commission authorizatien to pro-
ceed in establishina the post of full time Givil Defense Director and any other employees
nece�sar�. �le also stated that the budget allotment i�as mad'e with the understanding
that matehing funds would be available from the Federal Government. iJpon a question,
the �!tto�ney gave his oainion that the Director and Civil Defense personnel do not come
under Civil 5ervice. It w�s discussec� as to whether a fu11 or part time Director was
needed at which time Col, ,datkins said the Federal Government will not mat�h funds uniess
the Director is full time. The Mayor made a recommenda.tion as to the Direct�r's salary,
to which Col. Watkins stated that he could not continue as a full time Director on the
basis recommended by the Mayor,
The City Manager reported that an agreement haci been reached to use the Cc�unty's
Drew St. sanitary fill until the site is completely fill�d, but the charge to �he City
«ouia �e raised from 20� to 25� a cubic yard and requested Comr.tission authorization to
proceed. Eie commended the City Engineer for his work �n the ma.tter. Commissioner
Turner moved that the City Nianager be authorized to dispose of garhage under the plan
as outlined by him in coogerati�n with the County Government and carite the County
Gommission and ths Gr�unty �:ngineer thanking them for their cooperation. rlotion was
seconded by Commissioner Insc� and carried unanimou�ly,
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CITY CQt�AiISSTON P1E�TIT�iG
July 16, 1962
The Gity Manager requested authorizatian to proceed with a surVey and apprzisal,
of pro�erties needed for the proposed Myrtle Ave. extension northward from Palmetto
St. to id. Ft, Harrison Ave, He stated that he and the City Engineer recommendec3
Rompon and Associates and it was expected the �urvey woxk wouTd take aparoximafiely
6 weeks. Commisszonzr Insco moved to aecept the recommenclation of the City Manager.
,4otion was seconded by Commissioner Turner an@ c�rried unanimousl�s
The City Aianager asked far authorization for the Fiscal A�;en�, Loomis C. Leedy, Jr.
of Leed��, ��dheeler � r'llleman, to prQceed with validation of bonds for tne incinerator.
Gommissioner Smith mo�red lze ha au �ho�ized to proaeed. Plotion was seconde�i by
Commissioner Turner and carried unanimously.
Commissioner Turner moved that tha City Manage� l�e authorized to employ an appr�is-
er on the proposed extension of Myrtle Ave, northward �'rom Palmetto St. to N. i't. Harrison
Ave. Motion was seconded by Commissionzr Insco and carried unanimously.
The City Manager req,uested items 9- Ord. 926 3nd 10 - Ord. 935 on the 1�ttorney's
agenda be deferred.
The City Attorney read in full Ordina�ce ;�939 annexing a partion of S�u. 2-29-15,
F7indsor Fark lst Addition, Commissioner Smith moved Ordinance 1�939 be gas���d on its
first reading. P�otion was seconded by Commissioner Turner and carried unazimously,
T'he Gity Attorney requested acceptance of a deed for right of way of the north
3D feet of Lot 9, F. E, iianousek's Subd, and also presented Resolution #62-87 dedicat-
ing the right of way. Commissior�er Insea moved that the deed be accepteu an� �that
Resoluti�n fi62-87 be passed and that the appropriate officials be authoriz�d to ex-
ecute it. I�fotion was seconded hy Commissioner Turner and carried unanimously.
the City Attorney presented Resolution 762-8$ for paymznt of Trustee's fee 'to
tha First 'lationzl Bank of Clearc-zater in the amount of $212.24 from the �onstruetion
Trust Fund Uti.lity Revenue Certificate Series 196�J. Commissionsr Insco r.ioved that
Resolution r�62-88 be passed and that the appro�riate officials be autharized to ex-
ecute it. T4otion was seconded by Commissioner Turner and carriecl unanimously.
"£h= Cit� Attorney �resentea Pesolution #62-89 for aayment of Trustee's fee to
the Bank of Clearc�ater in the amount of $42,46 from the Construction Trust Fund Utility
Tax Improvement Certificate Series 1959. Conmissi�n�r Tnsco moved that Fesolution
fi62-89 be passed and that the agpropriate officials be au�thorized to execute i�t,
Motion oras seconded by Commissioner Smith and carried unanimously.
The City Attorney presented P.zsolution �f62-90 for paym�nt to Briley, v7ild �
9ssociates the sum of $35,OD from Gonstruction Trust Fund L`tility Revenue Certificate
Series 1960, Commissioner Ins�o moved that Resolution T�62-90 be passed anc� that the
ap�ropriate officials be zuthorized to execute it. P4o-tion F�as seconded by
Commissioner Turner and c3rried unanimously.
Resolution r�62-9I was presented requiring 35 property owners to clean their lots
of weeds and undergrowth. Commissioner Insco moved that Resolution �02-91 be aaprov-
ed and that the appropriate officials be authorized to execute it. Motion was sec-
onded by Commissioner Smith and carried unanimously,
The City A•ttorney presented Agreement for purchase of Lot 15, Marlcley Addn. For
the exter�sion of Chestnut St,, from �]estor. C. Charlow for $33��00payable 25o down
and halance upon com�letion of th2 contract. Commissioner Smith moved to accept the
P.greement on the recommendation of the Attorney, City i°Ian�ger and the l:ight of G1ay
Agent and that the appro�riate officials be authorized to zxecute it. Motion was
sec�nded by Commissioner Turner and carr�ed unanimously.
The City :Iana�er stated there �.iere 3 houses on the above mentioned property and
he neaded authorization to ask for bids �or their rer�oval. Cornmissioner Smith moced
to aDprove the auth�rization. �-lotion was seconded by Commissioner Insco and carried
unanimously.
The P4ayor read a letter from Sa_nior Ci•tizens Services, Ine, requesting appoint-
ment of a member of the City Commission and a member of the Zonin� and Pl.anning
Board to a special committee of the corporatian to stud� tlie facilities of the City
which may be emploved by Senior Citizens. The r:ayor recommended Conmissioner Smith
and i4r. Arthur Y.ruse, Commi.ssioner Znsco movecl that Cemmissioner Smith and Mr, Arthur
Kruse be apAointec� to the special corrvnittee oi the Senior Citizens Services Inc, as
recommended by the �fayor. Plotion was seconded by Commissioner Turner and carried
unanimously.
'I'he Niayor reported -that tYie Florida Peace Of�icers Association Convention was
to be held in Ft, Lauder�dale this week and the ?�olice Pension Fund was one of tlze
to�ics to be discussed, Commissioner Snsco moved that any o.�ficial who wanted be
authorized to attend the Police C�nvention at Ft. Laude-rdale. Motian was seconded
by Commissioner Smith and carried unanimously.
The Commission now adjourned as the City Commission and actin� as Trustees of
the Pension Fund heard a letter read from the Advisary Cornmi•ttee recommendin� that
6eorge F. $ryant, laborEr, Farks Div�, Parks and Recreation, and rlrnold iIoughland,
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CTTY COMMZSSZOPd F4E�:TIT1G
July 16, ].962
Communication Clerk 2, Fire Deot. be admitted to the Pensio,� Plan: Commissioner
Turner moved to approve the employees named being �ncluded in -lhe Pension Plan.
Matiqn was secon�er? by Commissioner Insco and carr.ied un�znimously.
There bein�; no Purther business the meeting adjourned at 3:40 t'.M,
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CITY COMMISaIQN MEETI;dG
July 16, ].962
AGENDA Citation
CITY COMMISSI�N MEETII�TG
JULY 16, 1962 Public Hearings
1:30 P.M. ]., Request oi� Business Use, Lots 7, 8 E 9,
Bl. 3, Pine Grest Subd.
Invoeation
Introduction5 Reports from City Manager
Minutes of Preceding Mestin�s 2. Appointment - S Member
Publin Hearings 3. Approval of Plat - Windsow Park, lst Addn.
�eports from City rianager 4. Appointment - Associate Judge
Reports from City Attorney S. Civil Befense Recommendations
Citizens to be ;ieard 6, Report on Ne�otiations witn County re Dump
Other Commission Action 6a.Authorization - Myrtle Ave, Ext. (survey)
Adjournment 7. Other Enginee�i�ing Matters
Meeting Pension Plan Trustees 8. Verbal Reports and Other Pendin� Matters
Reporzs from City Attorney
_. Ord. 926 - rimending Sehedule of Charges
for Sani-tary �ewer Seivices - 3rd Reading
10. Ord. ��935 - Dietering of Taxicabs - 3rd £�d�.
11, Ord, #93'9 - Annexation ot' Por_tion oi Sec.
2-29-15 (Windsor Park lst Addn,)
12. Aeceptance of R1W Deed for Jeffords St.
and Resolution Dedicating said R/�1
13. Resolution - Payment - Trustee's Fee to
First tlational Bank, 1960 Series
14. Resolution - Payment - Trustee's Fae to
Bank of Clearwater, 1959 Series
15. Resolution - Briley, Wild Payment, 1960
Series
16. Lot Mowing Resalution
June 20, 1962
Honarable City Conunission
Clearwater, Florida
Gentlemen:
As Trustees of the City of Clear*aater Em�loyees' Pension Fund, you are hereby notified
that George P. Bryanty Laborer, Parks Div, Parks � Recreation has been duly examined
by a local physician and designated by him as a"First CZass" risk,
The above employee began his service with the City of Clearwa,ter on Tiov, 6, 1961 and
is under 45 years af age (l�irth date Jan.13,1920) and meets the requirements of our
Civil Servica.
It is hereby recommended by the Advisory Committee that he be accepted into membership.
Very taculy yours,
Advisory Committee of
The Emnloyees'' tension Fund
/s/ '-�ul Kane, Chairman
/s/ Edwin Blanton
/s/ Helen Peters
June 8, 1962
Honorable City Commis�ion
Clearwater, Florida
6entlemen:
As Trustees of the City of Clearwater Employees' Pension Fund, you are hereby notified
that, Arnold Houglancl, Gommunic�tion C1e1k T, ?'ire Dept. has been duly examined by a
loca? Physician and designated by him as a"First Class" risk.
The above emnloyee began his service with the City of Cl.earwater �n Nov. i3, 1961
is under 45 years of age (birth date Sept. 18,1918) and meets the requirements of
our Civi1 Service.
It is hereby recomrnended by the A3visary Committee that he be accepted into membership,
Very truly yours,
F�dvisory Commit•tee o�
The Enploy�es' Pension Fund
/s/ Paul Kane, Chairman
/s/ Ldwin F3larton
/s/ Helen Peters
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