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10/01/1962 . ..' ,... . I. ." . '. ,.. ", .~' T '."., ."" <'-, .:. ,_' "~~J ' ~~"'~""'.J.~'."H't"...Y.FJ'Aj'.~~''''';:''~'('i'~'''l,..~".,..t.~ ,.,!"~,;f,-\j:'tr!~'\:1t~'U;("."""l:"'~ ,,~,,:ow;,,=,{(;,"'i/ ,'... ,'I't:(.fIl~;"j~1,..~.'..;~..:J~,. il":....l'...I(.; .n.'.-, '''~.,!f{'~", "'~l;~:~~\l:":~.i},;~(,~,!f.~t . ..,. ',:~...~,''''~~:', ;,. ::':.::;~;';!:;;"':,,',"'~a~~:..~: :'::, :.,....t.",.':. ,..~~';~~~0~~li:~~~~~"~~'i' .,~.'.~,~, ;;)\{::"i'; ~;t:::';:'':'{{~~'\::'''..<.;t1l tft~ .3 0' i.-,r o ":.\i :~..:;:.f:~!;1~:< 'lP' . r\. ....; :.....',.;.:...-. ~;.::._.,~"..: .::..:.:;.....~ ,;~L..i.~......;r~. ,_ CITY COHMISSION MEETIIlG Octouer 1, 1962 ..-.......-- The City Commission of the City of C]earwatcr met in rep,ular session at the City Hall, Monday, October 1, ]962 at 1:30 P.M. with the followin8 members present: Rouert L. vJeather1y Cleveland Insco Herbert F. Fields Amos G. Smith Joseph K. Turner, Sr. !'layor-Commiss ioner ,., . . ,--ommlSSloner Commissioner Commissioner Commissioner Also present were: James R. Stewart Herbert M. Brown Max Battle H. Booth I;i ty ~1an2rer ('ity flttorney Ci ty Enr.ineer ?oli~Q Chief The Mayor called the meetinr, to order. The invocAtion WRS riven by the City Attorney. Commissioner Insco moved that the minutes of the regular meeting of September 17 and the special meeting of Seotember 24. 1962 be approved as re- cordc~ and as submitted in written summation by the Cler~ to each Commissioner. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Turner nnd carried unanimously. The 11ayor presented a ci tation to the rire rirhters - Bombers Farm League represented by Mr. Donald A. Osborn. President. The City Hanarer reported that the City or Clearwater is required to appoint a member to the Pine1las County Board 0" Health every Ij years. Gera]d Weimer, Asst. Purchasing ABent has served on that Board as the City's representative and the City Manaper recommended that the a?pointment be renewed. Commissioner Insco moved to reappoint Gerald ~eimer on the County Health Board. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Turner and carried unanimous1y. The Manap,er recommended bids for electric l:phtinp, Rt the new shuffleboard courts, Stevenson Creek Park, be split as follows: Items 1. B & 9 be awarded to General Electric in the amount of $122.89; items 2. 3, 4 & 10 be awarded to Grayl>ar Electric in the amount of" $586.65; items 5,11. 17, 21 & 22 be awarded to Raybro Electric in the ~mount of $607.35; items 6. 12. 14, ]5. 16, 18, ]9, 20, 23,24-,25 t; 26 be awarded to Burhes Sunnlv Co. in the amount of $823.01 and items 7 & 13 to Electric Su~ply Co. for $197.1~, makinr a tot~l of $2,337.04. Commissioner Turner moved upon the joint rccornmcnclet:,on 0 f the El ectrical Superintendent, Asst. Purchasinp Apcnt And conrur~ed therein by the City Manager that the bids be awarded as fol~ows: Items 1 2 S 9 to General Electric for $122.89, Items 2, 3, 4 & 10 to Gr~vhar Electric f~r 0586,65: Items 5, 11, 17, 21 & 22 to Raybro Electric for $607.35; items 6 12,14. 15. ]6. 18, 19, 20, 23, 24-, 25 & 26 to iluphes Sunply Co. for $823.01 i1nci itp.ms 7 S 13 to EJectric Supply Co. for $197.14 for a total of $2 337.0l. ~',h:tch are the lO\<Jest and best res~onsible bids and that t~e a?pronriate officii1Js of the City be authorized to execu~e said contract whicl1 shall be in accordance wit}l ~lans. specific~tions and bid. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Fields and carried un~nimously. The !.tanager recommended the 1m-; bid of Southern Pi:Je Coatinr Co., Atlanta, Georpia, be accepted for 4,000 feet 3/4 inch and 5,000 feet 2 inch black steel pipe, coated and wrapped for Utilities DcparLment, Gus Division, in the amount of $3,052.50. Commissioner Smith moved upon the joint recommendation of the Utilities Manager, Gas Superintendent, Asst. Purchasinp Apent and concurred therein by the City Manager that the contract for black steel ~ipe be awarded to Southern Pipe Coatinp Co., Atlanta, Georgia for $3,052.50 which is the lowest and best respon- sible bid and the appro~riate officials of the City be authorized to execute it which shall be in accordance with plans, sDecirications and hid. Motion was sec- onded by Commissioner Insco and carried unanimOUSly. It was recommended by the Manaper that the low bid submitted by Martin's Uniforms o~ Tamoa in the amount of $2,698.05 for winter Fire De~artment uniforms be accepted. C~mmissioner Fields mov~d upon the joint recommendRtion of the Fire Chief and Asst. Purchasinp Apent. concu~red therejn bv the City Manaper that the contract for $2,698.05 submitted by Martin's Uniforms. Tampa, be accented whicll is the lowest and best rcsDonsible b~d and th~t the a,nrunriate officials of the City be authorized to execute contr~ct which shaJ1 be in ~ccordance with plans, specifications And bid. Motion was seconded by rommissioner Turner and carried unanimously. It vIas recommended by the Hanaper that the JOy] b,~cl submittec; by r-lartin's, Uniforms Tampa, in tIle amount of $2,926.65 for winter Po~ice Department uniforms be accept- ed. Commissioner Fields moved upon the joint recommendation of the Police Chief, Asst. Purchasinp Apent. concurred therein by tJle City Manaper that the contract for $2,926.65 submitted by Martin's Uniforms, TAmpa. be accepted which is the lowest and best responsible bid and that the appropriate officials of the City be auth- orized to execute said contract which shall be in accordance with plans, specifica- tions and bid. Motion was secondecl by Commissioner Insco and carried unanimOUSly. The Manager recommended the low bid of A. A. Schultz Construction Co., Dunedin, for curbs, widening and resurfacing of Lake Drive, from Gulf-to-Bay to Druid Road in the amount of $12,173.30. Commissioner Turner moved upon the joint recommendation of the City Engineer, Acting Finance Director and Asst. Purchasing Agent, concurred in by the City Manager that the contract be awarded to A. A. Schultz Construction Co., Dunedin for $12,173.30 which is the lowest and best responsible bid and that the appropriate officials of the City be authorized to execute said contract which ,. '. : . ,rr., ' '. ,.i.. ~"".., ''''~..''~ ;.. '. ~~.. I'"~ " , .' ,~~J~:,~""',, '" ~'" '.. ':;':;:;;i:"~~~:;: "j,;{: \ ' '?c~~".\,~t~h.~i;,<,;",:,');"~:~~,~,~!?,,:'r,"!:~'!;::<~~:~if(.,~f.l;~1~~'1'~~{,\~,'JY~~. ::~~!. :,.;;t1W'~~~!?!::;.(;,{ , '" ~,:.i'O":".:"~,".",",~"""'.';,~,"~:.:".r,,t.~.,..'::".~;'.""i:'J~'~"'~L.':''''''''''''''' ..,~^_.:.,',~.'.',:,,\~,:,".I...'";;~'.':~ .';,':.:.,'..'.,:,...',~;~".....-,.'. . "'~":~'_' ,',','., ,",",' ...;.', _, __,;. " ,',,:,'..,..,.. , .- " :, . , ' .. ''', r."'"c",, -'-_ ____:..___ - ,", _" ,,:.>.... :::::.J..<,.., :'",:;,~~.~IL...;:,;;~~~~id("-":~~;:;.r:.;~:;;;:~6;ill:0i!;::.i~~;~1:;:.:.~~~;,;L:lUr6~~:~lti;.i;i~~:;i~' 2. CITY COMMISSION HErTING October 1, 19G2 shall be in accordftnce with plans, snecifications and bid. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Fields i'ln(~ cClrried unanimous ly. The City Manager asked for permission to be away from the City for a two week vacation and to attend the Intcrnationa] City Mnnagers Association meeting in Philadelphia. Commissioner fields moved to prant the City Man~rer a two week vacation an~ hRve Gerald Weimer ~s ^ctinp M~narer durinr th~t time. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Insco and carried unanimously. The City Manaper read a letter from Max BattJe. City Enpineer, explaining his formation of a cornoration to nerform enrineerinp servi~es, with him being the principal stockhol~er. Commis~ioner Smith comnlimented City Enrineer, Max Battle, for his frankness. Commissioner Turner moved to receive the letter. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Fields and DDProved unanimousJy. The City Attorney read in full Ordinance #944 on its first reading, annexing portion of Lots 11 & 12 F. E. Hanousek's Subd. (Sears. Roebuck & Co.) Portion 6f Sec. 14-29-15 (D. A. Salls) and LC'~ 35 Sunset IiiphJands, Unit 2 (Helen A. Wright). Commissioner Fields moved that Ordinance 0944 be ?assed on its first reading. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Turner and c~rried unanimously. Mr. Thomas II. Berlape. 1013 Oakview Avenue, spoke and presented a petition with 77 names opposing the zoning in the annexation of the Salls property Section 14-29-15 to permit a Nursinp Home. but explained that the residents were particu- larly worried about the zoninp of the pro?erty between the present City limits and the proposed YMC.^. and this ~lursinr llome. Lloyd Phillips, Attorney, represented the owners of the proposed Nursing Home and exolained the Dro~ect. F. J. ~ilder, Atto~ney, represcntinp Clearwater Medic~l Arts, s?oke in favor. Ben Krentzman, Attorney, as a citizen and representinr the Yt1CA. spoke in favor. Commissioner rields moved to consider the second reac1inp of Ordinance #944 by title only with the unanimous consent of the Commission. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Insco and carried unanimously. The City Attorney read Ordinance #944 on its second reA.dinr. by title onlv. Commissioner "ields m0"ed that Ordinance #944 be passe d by ti tIe only on its second readinp. J'ot ion W2S seconded by Commissioner Turner and carried unanimouslv. Commissioner Turner novae] that Ordinance fl9l!!.;. be (~onsi(Jered on its third and final reading with the unanimous consent of the rommission. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Insco and carriec] unanim0usly. The City tttorney read Ordinance #944 in full. Commissioner Insco mo..ed Ordinance #944 be nassed on its third and final readinp and r.ldontcd and that the a?flro:JriAte officials be authorized to ex- ecute it. Motion was seconded bv Commissioner Fields and carried unanimously. The City Attorney read in full Ordinance 0945 on its first readinR annexinB portions 01" Sec. 15-29-15 (Chnmberlain) and Sec. ']8-29-16 (faith United Church) into the corporate City limits. Commission':~r r'ields movec that Ordinance #945 be passed on its first readinp. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Turner and carried unanimously. Commissioner Turner moved to consider the second readinp of Ordinance #945 by title only with the unnnireous co~scnt of the Commission. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Fields and carried unanimously. The City Attorney read Ordinance #945 on its second readinp by title only. Commission~r Turner moved that Ordinance #945 be passed by title only on its second readinp. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Fields an~ carried unanimously. Commissioner Turner moved Ordinance fi9li5 be considered on its third and final reading with ~hc unanimous consent of the Commission. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Fields and carried unanimously. The ordinance was read in full. Commissioner Turner moved Ordinance #91.5 be :Jassed on its third and final readinR and a.dopted and that the annropriate officials be authorized to execute it. Motion was seconded by Commissi0ner rieJds and c~rried unanimously. The City Attorney read in full OrdinAnce 119116, on its first readinp'~ intent to annex nortions 0" Sec. l8-29-l6 (Green /\crcs r10bi 1:'> II0me Park) Sec. 23-29-15 (McMullen' Heirs) Hip:hland & Lak'2view Road and Sec. 22-29-15 (Sears Tolt'") into the corporate limits of the Ci t., of C lear~Jater. Florid? Commis sioner Turner moved that Ordinance #946 be passed on its first readin~, Motion was seconded by Commissioner Insco and carried unanimously. Commissioner Fields moved to consider the second reaCllnr of Ordinance #946 by title only with the unanimous consent of the Commission. Hotion was seconded by Commiss ioner Turner and carried unanimously. The Ci ty l.ttorney read Ordinance #946 on its second readinp, by title only. Commissioner Fields moved to pass Ordinance #946 by title only on its second rending. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Turner and carried unanimOUSly. Commissioner Fields moved Ordinance.#946 be considered on its third and final reading with the unanimous consent of the Commission. Motion \vas seconded by Commissioner Turner and carried unanimously. The ordinance was read in full. Commissioner Fields moved Ordinance #946 be passed on its ~hird and final readinp, and adopted and that the appropriate officials of the City be authorized to ex- ecute it. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Turner and carried unanimOUSly. . , . , . . The City.Attorney read in fu~l Ordinance #947 intent to annex Lot IB, Sunset H~ghlandSt Un~t 2 (Haas) and port~on of Sec. 18-29-16 (Gulf-to-Bay Shopping Center Property) ,on its first reading. Commissioner Turner moved that Ordinance #947 be I ~ \ .' , ," ,.. ' .. ~ . .......' ~"'..'..' ,. ." .... . ~, .~"'~.~_."- ., --,...!,~~<'..~.... . . . ," '.~.-., '"~ . :,~.\. ,.,.ow' -I ..,...'~ : ,.....;;., '/, ' .' . -, ,-' \; " . < ' ". :'->, " , - - II 11II -, .......... ,i ., ' ~.". ....,... "~ '.' -~~... . ,"'" : I" I ..... . ,.,,,1. ..';.t 'l.~~",.!t'. ... ',. ,,,..., " ~ ..,' '. ' ,..,,~~~~~~~"~d1:1}\\'l!i~'f.~f:;{~~~:'fi:'":~..~~~fi~~~m'i. :;~;:'{l~~'~J,~~~~"~~~~ .,.,~i:;/~,~~i:;:~;,~~~~~]~;,lf;i~i/~~i.~...d~j~\;J!?~,,;;Z.;i~~~~~di~~l'!fi~.U~41:~~;k~;121l~N~~~::i;;,,'ti{\:' 3. CITY COMMISSION MEETING Octob~r 1. 1962 passed on its first readinp. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Insco arid carried unanimously. Commissioner Turner moved ~o consider the second re~dinr of Ordinance #947 by title only with the unanimous consent of the Commission. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Insco and carried uni:\nimously. The City Attorney read Ordinance #947 by title only. Commissioner Turner moved Ordinance #947 be p~ssed by title only on its second reading. Motion was seconded by Commissioner rie1ds and carried unanimOUSly. Commissioner Turner moved Ordinance #947 be considered on its third and final readin? with the unanimous consent 0' the Commission. r10tion was seconded by Commissioner Fields and cdT'ried unanimously. The ordinance was read in full. Commissioner Turner moved Ordinance #947 be passed on its third and final reading and adopted and that the appropriate officials be authorized to execute it. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Fields and carried unanimously. The City Attorney read Re5olu~ion #62-107 dedicating as public streets an extension of Jeffords St" between t1issouri ^ve. and Betty Lane, and an extension of Lincoln Ave. between Jeffords St. and Lakeview Road. Commissioner Insco moved that Resolution #62-107 be approved and that the appropriate officials be auth- orized to execute it. Notion was seconded by Commissioner FieldS and carried unanimOUSly. The City Attorney read Resolution #62-108 requiring 71l property m.mers to clean their lots of weeds and undergrowth. Commissioner Insco moved that Resolution 1162-108 be approved and tha~ the appropriate officiols be authorized to execute it. Notion was seconded by Commissioner Smith and carried unanimOUSly. The City Attorney presented a contr2ct between the City' and Eliza Bryant for the purchase of Lot 3 of 2 Survey of Reed's Lots to be used for central warehouse, at the north of the City's yprds. Commissioner Smith moved to acce,t the City Attorney's recommendation and the proper City off~cials be authorized to execute the contract. Motion was seconded by Commissioner 7nsco and carried unanimously. Commissioner Smith reported tlJat the ste9i on the sidewalk at the corner of Missouri Ave. and Cleveland St. needs anchorinp. The Commission now adjourned as the City Commission ~nd actinp, as Trustees of ~he Pension Fund heard a letter read from the hdvisory Committee recommending that Jessie WilCher, Collector, Utilities Dc~.. Refuse div. be admitted to the Pension Plan. Commissioner Insco moved to approve the employee named being in- cluded in the Pension Plan. Notion VIas seconded by Commissioner rields and carried unanimOUSly. There beinE no further business the meeting was adjourned at 3:55 P.M. Attest: ~~-: y leI'" ",.' ' ':.t" . ,.... ;.... ',', l ", Honorable City Commission Clearwater, Fla. Gentlemen: As Trustees of the City of Clearwater Employees' Pension fund, you are hereby notified that Jessie Wilcher, Collector. Utilities Dept. Refuse dive has been duly examined by a local Physician and desip,nated by him as a "First Class" risk. ,The above employee began his service with the City OF Clearwater on Feb. 8, 1962. He is under 45 years of age (birth-date) Feb. 25, 1938 and meets the requirements of our .. :;,::'.. . .Ci vi 1 Service. ,"_'"<. ,':,J,." ,","e,;.'. ',i':,:It is, hereby recommended by the Advisory Committee th~t he be accepted into membership ~ 0;:~g;~::>,,~,:;:;:,:,"::t:.;:'t;~,,:,;:,. <:;Very truly yours, ":'<""'"",,({;,;,{;~;,:,!,::.:,::/;.t;,'~<:;:":'<)";AdvisoryCommi ttee of The Employees' Pension Fund ri::<F"\,~;";v:':"'i';'}::.t;'~~7:';:;;:;[~.;dl~~:",~~.l,:Pa ~F ,lCane,' Chair~an J,.:,\-:.-,_:<~,:.,;",~;",J.s/,,:Ed\<lJ.nBlanton ' , /'ji ;;:.;tf"'::':~'}~"a"':I"'/H'e"l"e'\n"';Pe".'" 's', ':", ' .. ' ",..,.,',.. ",., '. 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Electrical Materials 3. Bids~ Black Steel Pipe 4. Bids~ Uniforms - fire Dept. 5. Bids~ Uniforms - Police Dept. 6. Bids~ Resurfacing Lake Drive, Gulf- to-Bay to Druid 7. Other Engineering Matters 8. Verbal Reports and Other Pending Matters Introductions Minutes of Preceding Mcetinfs Public Hearings Reports from City Manager Reports from City Attorney Re20rts from City Attorney 9. Ord. #944 - Anne~ation of Portion of Lots 11 & 12 F.E.Hanousek's Subd. (Sears & Roebuck Co.), Portion of Sec. 14-29-15 CD.A.Salls) and Lot 35. Sunset Hiphl~nds. Unit 2 (Helen A. Wripht) 10. Orc. #945 - Annexation of Portions of Sec.lS-29-l5 (Chamberlain) and Sec. 18-29-16 Cfaith United Church) 11. Ord. #946 - Intent to Annex Portions of Sec. 18-29-16 (Green Acres Mobile Home Park), Sec.23-29-J5 (McMullen Heirs). Sec. 22-29-15 (Sears Town) 12. Ord. #9117 - Intent to Anne~ Lot 18, Sunset Highlands. Unit 2 (Haas) and Gulf-to-Bay Shopping Center Property 13. Deeds - farber R/W 14. Lot Mowinp. Resolution Citizehs to be Heard Other Commission Action Adjournment Meetinp. Pension Plan Trustees PETITION We, the undersip,ned, do hereby petition the City Commission of the City of Clearwater to reject the pronosal to annex and zone R-4 a portion of land bound- ed' on the South for 600 feet by Stevenson's Creek and on the vlest for 275 feet by Highland Avenue. Sipned by (seventy-seven persons) ------------------------~---------------------------------------------------------- To: City Manager From: City Enpineer Date: OctoLe1'" 1, 1962 I would like to bring to your attention the fact that I have formed a Corporation that has as its prime purpose the performance or Engineerinp and Surveying Services. . The reason for the formation of this Corooration is primarily to obtain it while it is still possible to do so. I have no intention of performing any type of engineering services in the City because aside from bein~ a conflict of interest, it would be unethical from a professional engineerin~ standpoint. If there are any further questions in regards to my forming said Corporation, I will be willing to discuss them at any time. Is/ M.G.Battle HGB:m ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Sept. 13~ 1962 .,' .~.-~ n.--;~~~~, ,-,.-..~:':> , . ,a, .;,,,; J,;,. '1\'-'.,'...,..... ~"""">'.".q... ':.l'i"J..~~...~t;<,.l...,; h; . "a.....~i;, f .t""__"'....,"";,:...,,.>~,!-'~-r..!'l".......-...-.,. --- J ,h ;r �:. �� CITX C01�MTSSIOid t4E£:TIilr Oatal�er 1, 1962 x'he City Cornmission of the City of G7.earwater met in regular sessiQn at the Cit�/ Hall, Monday, October i, 1962 at 1;30 F.M. with the foZlowing members present: Fcobert L. Weat�ierly Cleveland Insco Herbert F, Pields l�mos � . 5mi th Joseph K. Turner, Sr. Also nrasent were: James R. St�wart Herbert NI. Brown Max Battle 'Jl. �ooth t4ayor-Commissioner Commissioner Comrnissioner Commissioner Comma.ssioner City P?ana�er �ity f�ttorney �ity En.g� neer Police �hzef The P�ayor called the mzetinp to order. The invocation was �iven by the City Attorney. Commissioner Tnsco moved that the minutes of the re�ul�r meetin� of September 17 ana the s*�ecial meetin� of Sa:�tember 24, 1962 be a�prQved �s r�- corde�� and as submitted in written summation b;; t;�e Clerk to each Commissionzr. P�otion was seconc�ed by Commissioner Tur:sr and carrisd unanimously. The T�ayor nresented a citation to the Fzre Fighters - Br�mbers Parm Lea�ue represented by i�ir. Donald P.. Csborn. President. The City ilana�*er re;�orted that the Cit� o'' Clearwater is required to appoint a member to the Pinellas Countu Board o` Health every 4 years. 6erald 'rleimer, Qsst. Purchasing AFent has served on that Boarc� as the City's representative and the City Mana�e.r recommended that the an�ointment be renewed. Commissioner Insco moved to rzappoint Gerald ;•deimer on the County Health Board. Piot�on was seconded by ComTr�issioner Turner and carried unanimously. The htanag�r recommended bids for electric lighting at the ne*a shuffleboard courts, Stevens�n Creek Park, be solit as f'ollowsc Items 1, II& 9 be aw�rded to General Electr�c z.n the amounz nf $122.89; items 2, 3, 4& �0 be awarded to Graybar ylectric in the amount o` $536.65; itams 5, 11, 17, 21 & 22 be a�aarc�ed to Raybro El.e'ctric in the amount of $607.35; i�ems 6� 12, 14, 15. 16, 18, 19, 20, 23, 24, 25 & 26 be awarded ta Hughes Sunnit� Ce. in the amount of $823.01 and items 7� 13 to Electr�c Su�ply !:e. for $197.14 makin� a total oi $2,837.04. Commissioner Turner maved upon the ioint rec�mmendation o� the Electrical Sunerintendent, Asst. Purchasin�? F-:gent and �oncurre�' therein Dv the Cit,� Manager that the bids be awnrded as fallows; Itetr.s l�� 9 to t;enerai Electri� for $122.89, Items 2, 3, 4� 10 to 6ras>bar Electric �''^r �586.65: ±tems 5, 11, 17, 7.� � 22 to F.aybro Electric for $607.35; items 6 i2 14. 15, 16, 1R, 19, 20, 23, 24, 25 � 7.6 to Hugh�s Supplv C�. Eor $823.01 and items 7� 13 to Llectric Supply Co. for $197, 14 for a tot.al o� $2 . 337. 04 ��fnich are th? Iet�r�st and best res�onsibla bids and that the a�Rro�riate officials of the C,ity be autizorize� to er.ecute said contract whic?i sltall be in accoidance with �1ans, specifications and bid. Motion was secondecl by Commissianer Fields and carried un�nimously. The htanager racomm�nded the lota bid of Southern Pi*�e Coatin€ Go., Atlanta, Georpia, be accepted for 4,-000 feet 3/4 inch and 5,000 feet 2 incn black ste�1 pipe, caated and wragped for Util�ties Department, �as Diviszon, in the ar�ount of $3,052,50. Commissi.oner Smith moved uoon the joint recommend�tion of the Utilities 11ana�?e�, 6as Superintendent, P.sst. Purchasing Agent and concurred therein by the City Ptanager that the cantract for b��cic :.teel �ipe be ac�arded to Southern Pzpe Coztinp Co., Atlan�ta, Gecrgia for $3,052.50 which is the lotaest and best r`saon- sible bid and the approariate officials of the City be authorized to execute it which shall be in acec�rdance 4.ith nlans, specifications and bid, I�fo'tion o;as sec- onded by Commissior,er Tnsco and carried unanimouslv. It �aas recommendeC by tne Manager that the los•r b�d submitted Dy t�.artin's Uniforms o'' Tamoa in tne amount o{ 52,698.05 for or?nter Fire ?`eaartment uniforms be accepted. Comr.tissioner Fielcis m�vnd upon -the joint recommendation of the Fire ChieE� anc' Asst. ?urchasin� Agent, concurred therein by the Citzt Itanager that th� contraci. for $2,69f?,OS submitted bv ,�Tartin's Uni.forms. Tamraa, be accent�d which is the lowest and best rasponsible b' d and t:���t the a")DT_`QDl"ld"t2 officials of the City be authprized to ehecu�te contr3ct which sha�l be�in �c.cordanae with pJans, specifications anc3 bid. Alotien was seconded by Commissi�ner Turner and aarried ur_animously. It was recommended by the N?anager that the lo�r b:d submitted by ^4artin's, �`niforms Tampa, in the amount nf $2,�2G.65 for winter P�I..ice Department uniforms be accent- ed. Commissioner Fields moved u�on the -ioint recomme;�dation of the Policz Chief, Asst. Purchasin�* Agent, coneurred thzrein b_v tzte �it�= Manager tn�t the contract for $2,926.65 submitted by Martin's Uni.f�rms, Tampa, be acce�ted which is the lowes� and Uest responsible bid and th�t tne anprepriate officials of the City be auth- orized +_o execute said contract which sha1Z k�e in accor�ance o�ith olans, s�ecifica- tions and bid. ;4otion toas seconded by Commissioner Insco and carried unanimously, The Maadger recommended the low bid af F.. 1`,. Schultz Gonstruction Co., DunAdin, for curbs, widenin� ancl resurfacin� �f Lake Drive, from Gulf-ta-BaY to Druid Road in the amount of $12,173,30< Commissioner Turner moved tipon the joint recommendation of the City En�ineer, llctin� Finance Directar and l�sst. Furch�sing A�ent, concurred in by the City Tiana�er that the contract be aw�rded to A. A. Schultz Gonstruction Co,, Dunedin for $12,I73,30 which is the looaest arcl best resnonsible bid and that the apnropriate officials of �the City be authorized to execute saic? contrac� which � � 2. GITX COMMTSSION PIEETIiJ(; October i, 19Ei2 shall be in accordance wi.tl� nlans, s}�ecifications <�ncl Y�ic�. 1�1otion was seconded by Commissioner Pields anu' carried unanimously. The Citv hfanager asked for �ermission to be away from the �ity for � two week vacation and ta attend the Internationa] City f•Ianagers F.sscaciation meeting, in Pniladel?hia. Commissioner Fields moved to �rant the C`ity S1ana�er a two week vacation and have Gerald �deimex as l�cting P�Iana��r durin�� th.?t time, Motion was seconde� by Commissioner Insco and carri.eci unanimouszy. The City "Ianager read a letter from �Iax Battie, Cit�r �n�ineer, explt-�inin� his formation of a corporation to :�erform engineerin� servi�es, ��?ith him bein� the �rincipal stockholder. Commissioner Smith comnlirr�ented City En�ineer, P4ax Battle, for his frankness. Gommissioner Turner moved to receive the ].etter. Motion was seconded by Cammissioner Fiel�s �.nd a.��roved unanimously. ihe City Attorney read in tull Ordinance #J4�+ en its Pirst readin�., ai�nexin� aortion of Lots 1J. & 12 F. E. fianousek's Suhd. (Sears, Roebuck E Co.) Fortio�� of Sec. 14-29-15 (D, A. Salls) and Lc'- 35 Sunset cIi�hlends, Unit 2(�Ielen A. Wri�h-�), Gommissioner Fields move� that Ordinance �'�944 i�e passed oa its first reading. Piotion was seconded by Commissioner Turner and carried unanimously. I�r. Thomas I1. Berlage, i013 Oakvie�a f:venue. spoice an� oresented a petition with 77 namas opposing the zoning in the annexatian of the Salls nropexty Section 14-29-15 to permit a Isursing Home, but explained that the resid4nts �vere part�cu- larly Uierried abou�t the zanin� oF the property bettaeen the nresent City limits and the proDosed YMCP, anc� this 'rlursin� ;iome. Lloyd Philli�s, Attorney, re�resented the owners of the proposed �vursing Home and explained the proiect. F. J. idilder, Attorney, representin� Clearwater Medical Arts, s�oke in favor. Ben Krentzman, Attorney, as a citzzen and representin� the Yi4CA, spoke in favor. Cor*tr.iissioner Fields moved to consider the seccnd readin� of Ordinance �Q44 bv title only with the unanimeus consent o� the Commission. ilotion was secon�ed by Commissioner Insco anc� aarried una_t�mou�ly. The City Attorney read Urdinance �r944 on its second readin� by title onlv. Commissione.r �ields no•=ed that Ordinance #944 b� Aassed b_y title onlv on its second rea.din�. T`otian wa.s seconded by Commissioner Turner anfl carried unanimaus7v. Commissioner Turner. �-�cved that Ordinance �944 be considered on its third and final rezding with tne unanimous consent of the �emmission. r�lotion was seconded by Commissioner Insco and carr�ed unanimously. The City ,^�ttorney read Ordinance �944 in full. Commissioner Insco mo��ed Ordinanee #944 be nassed on its third and final xeadin� and a3onted and that the apnro�riat� �fficials be authorize� to ex- ecute it. Motion r�as seconded Dy Commissioner rielcls and carried unanimously. The City Fttorney xead in full �rdinance f�945 on i-ts first rea�ing annexin� portions o�' Sec. 15-29-I5 CChamberlain) and Sec. 18-29-16 (Faith United Chus�h) into the cor�crete City limits. Commissicn�r Pields movec? that Ordinance �p945 be aass�d on its �irst reading. T4otion was seconded by Commissioner Turner and carried unanimously. Commissioner Turner no`red to consider the second reading, of Ordinance #t945 by title only with the unanimous consent of the Commission. ?�Iotion was se�o:�a�a by Commissioner Fields and carried unanimously, The Citv Attorney read Ordinance #�945 on its secor.d reading by title onl�. Commissioner Turner moved that Ordinance �945 be passed by titie only on its second reading. Nfoti�n was seconded by Commissioner Fields and carried unanim�usly. Co;r.missioner Turner mo��ed Qrdinance id94S l�e considered on its third an�i final re�ding with the unanir:ious consent cf zhe �ommission, i�iotion was seconded by Gommissioner Pields and carried unanimously. The ordinance was read in full. Commissioner Turner moved �rdinance i945 be �assed on its thir.d and final reading and adopted and that the a��ropriate officials be authori.zed to eaiecute it. Ntotion was secondec: by Commissic+ner Fielc:s and carried unanimQuslq. 'I'he City !:ttorney read in full Ordinance �9�a6. on its first readin�. intent to annex �ortiors e=' S�c. 18-29-16 (Sreen l�cres Piobil� II�me Park) Sec. 23-29-1a CMeMullen Heirs) Highland F Lakeview P,oad and Sec. 22-29-15 (Se��rs TaUm) into the corporate limits of the Cit•= of Clearwater•_ Fl�rida. Commissioner Turner maved that Ordina.nce ��94fi be passed on its first readinp. t�fotion ��as seconded by Comrnissioner Insco and carried ur.animously. Commissioner Fields moved to consider the secorid rzadinF of Ordinance {�946 by title only r�ith the unarximous consent of the Commission. ilotion was seconcled by Commissionar Turner and carrisd unanimously. The City lttorney read Ordinanc� ;946 on its second readinp by ti�Cle only. Commissioner Fie�,ds mo�✓ed to pa.ss Ordinance #�946 by title only on its seeond readin�, .�Iotion was secondzd by Commissioner Turner and carried unanimcusly. Commissioner Fields moved Or.dinanre ��946 be considerecl on its third and final reading with the u:�animous consent of the Commission. Motzon was seconded by Commissioner Turner and carried unanzmously. The orc�i,narce was read in ful1. Commissioner Fields moved Ordinance ��946 be na�sed on its third and iinal. readinp and adopted and that the apnro�riate officiils of the Cit�� be auth�rized to ex- ecute it. Moti�n was seconded by Commissioner Turner and ca.rriec'� unanimousl.y, The City Attorney rea� in full Qrdinance �€947 intent to annex Lpt 7.A, Sunset Highl.ands, Unit 2(Haas) and �ortiorr of Sec. ].F3-29-a.6 (C;u7.�-t�-Ba.y Shn;�pin�; Cent�r P�operfiy) on its first reading. Commissioner Turner mo=.recl that �Jrdinance ��947 be 3. CTTY C'Ot�?4IS5IO2d MEETTt1.^:, Optc�ber ].. 1962 passed on its first reaclin�, Motion wa;s seconded by Commissios�er Insco and aarried unanimously. Cammissioner Tur.ner moved to coi�sider the second re��iint� of Qrdinance i�947 by title only with the unanimnus consent of the Commission. M�tion was seconded by Commissioner Insco and oarrieci unanimously. ;.ha �it�� F.ttorney rnad Ordinance #947 by tztle only. Commzssioner Turner moved �rdinancn f�947 be passed b�� title on1� on its second readinp. Motion was �econded by Comma.ssioner Fzelc�s and carried unanimously. Commiysi�ner Turner moved Ordinance i}947 be considered on its third and fina7. readinp with the unanimous consent o' the Cqmmission. Plotion was seconded. by Commissioner Pields and carried unanimously, The ordinance was read in full. Commissioner Turner moved Qr.dinance ;(947 be passed on its third and final readin� and actopted �nd that the ap�ronriat� officials be authorized ta execute it. t•iotion was secon�ed by Cornmissioner Fields and carried unanimously. The City Attorn:ey read F.esolution ��62-107 dedicating as public streets an extension of J�ffords St., betweea P2issour.i F.ve, anc� Betty Lane, an� an extencion of I�inro�n Ave, between �7effarcls St. and Lakeviec•� Poad. Gommissioner Insca maved that Resolution /d62-107 be anprcved and rthat the apprar�riate offic?als be auth- arized to execute it, tTotion was second�d b� Commissioner Fields an� carried unanimouslv. The City Attarney read Resalutzon #62-lOP requiring 7�+ pro�er�ty cwaers to clean their lats of weeds and under�rowth, Cammissioner Inscp moved tha_t P.esolution �tu2-108 be anproved and that tlze a?�ro�ria±e officials be authorized to execute it. :•lotion was seconded by Commissioner Smith and carried unanir.ious�y. ThP City Attorney Dr�sented a ccnLr�ct �etwFen the �itv ?nd Eiiza Bryant for the gurchase ot Lot 3 of a Survey c;f T'.eed's Lo'�s tc� be usecl for central wareneuse, at the north of the Citv's yards. Comrnissioner Sm-th moved te acc��t the City Attorney's recommenc3ation and the nro�er !:ity off�c_a?s be autherize� to execut2 the contract. T�Iotion was seconded by Commissioner �nscc anc carried unanimously. Commissioner Smith re�orted that the stee' cn the sidet•ralk at t7e corner of •.Tissouri Ave. and Clevelan� St. needs �nchorin�. The Ccmmission now adjourned as the City !'ommission a:�d �ctinp as Trustees of tne Pension Fund hearr� a letter reac: fron the f dvisory ''ommittee recomrr.ending that Jessie �+lilcher., Colleetor, Utilities De��., Refuse div. be admitied to the Pension Plan. Cammissioner Insco rr.oved t� anprave the empla�ee named being in- clu4ed in tne Fension Plzn. P�otion u�as secended by Comm?ssiener Fields and carrisd unanimously. There bein� no further business the meeting caas adjourned at 3:55 P.?�1. Attest: �c� � y Clerk � �•�ay�r•-Commi s�oner %� C� �� czTy c�r�r�tzssl��t r1�ETz�1c Qctober I, 1962 Agenda Citation CITY COMMISSION rtEETING Octaber 1, 1962 Renoxts from City Mana��..r 1; 3q P,?•1, i. ,�pnointment Be�rd Memt�er - Pinellas County Health I�enartment Invocation 2. 'tiids. Electrical Materials 3. $ids, B1�ek Steel PiPe Introductions 4. Bids, Uniforms - Fire Dept. S. Bicls, Uniforms - Police De�t. Niinutes of Precec�ing Meetin�s 6. Bids, Resurfacinp., Lake Drive, �ulf- to-Bay to Druid Public Hearinps 7. Qtner �ngineerin� Matters 8. Verba:l Reports and Q�ther Pendin� Re�orts from City ;Zana�er Matters Reports from City Attoxney ?;enorts from City /�.ttorney .�rd, r944 - P.nnexation of Portion �f Citizens to be Heard Lots 11 � 12 F.E.Hanousek's Subd, (Sears E Roebuck Co.), Portion of O�ther Commission Action Sec. 14-29-15 (D,A,Salls) anr? Lot 35, Sunset Hi�hlands. Linit 2 Adjournmert (iielen F:. Gari�ht) 1J. Qr�. /t945 - Annex�ticn of Partions of Meetin� Pension P�an Trustzes Sec.15-29-15 (Chamberlain) and Sec. 18-29-18 (Paith United Church) 11. �rd. #9��6 - Intent to Annex Portions of Sec. 18-29-16 (r,reen P,cres Mobile Home ?ark), Sec.23-29-15 (McMullan 'rieirs). Sec. 22-29-15 (Sears Town) 12. Qrd. m9U7 - Intent to Annex Lot 1$, Sunset Highlands, Unit 2(Haas) and �ulf-to-Bay Sho�ping Cznter. Proparty 13, Deeds - Farber R/W 14. Lot Mowin� Resolution PE TITIOII tae, the undersigned, do nereby pezition the City Commission of the City of Clearwater to reiect the pro�osal to annex and zone R-4 a porti�n of lan� bound- ed on the South ior 600 feet by Szeveason's Creek and on the G7est for 275 feet by Highland Avenue. Si�ned by (s�venty-seven persons) To: City Manager From: Gity En�ir.eer Date: Octor�er 1, 1962 I orould like to bring to yeur. attention the fact that T have fcrmed a Corporation that has as its prim� puraose th� �erformance of Enginee-rinp and Surveyina Services. The reason for the formafiion ef this Cor;�oration is primar.ily to obtair it while it is still oossihle to do so. I have no intention of nerforminp any type of engineering sExvices in the City because aside from beinF a confl.ict of interest, it would be wiethical from a orofessional engineering standpoint. If there are any further questians in regards to my forming said Corp�ration, I ��ill be willing to discuss tnem at any time, !s/ M.G.Battle Mr,B:m Sept. 13, 1962 Honorable City Commission Clear�aater, FI.a, Gentlemen: As Tr�ustees of the City of Clearwater Emnlo;�eAs' Pension Fund, �;ou are hereby notified that Jessie tailcher, Col.lector, iitilities �eDt. nefuse div. has been duly examin�d by a local Physician and desip,na_ted by him as a"T'irst Class" risk. The abo��e amployee be�an his service with the City oF Cle�rwater on Fet�. 8, 196�, He is under 45 years of a�e (birth-date) reb. 25, 193� and mPets the requirements of our Civil Service. It is hereby rscommended by the �civis�r�� Cammitt�e th.�t he Ue accented ihto memLershi�. Very truly yours, Advisory Committee of The �rnplc;•ees' Pension ]'ur��3 /s/ Paul Kane, Chairman !s/ Edviin Blanton /•�,/ Helen Peters