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01/21/1963 ", ~.of":i=" ' :. ", '>. '.' '~'.' ;:j;;?:~?" .''';'(:.::': :~,?~~":;;\. ;:'~ ':.~~:!}i:'.l'~'~ .,:,:.. . ." ,..... ", : ./' .:~.' j", '. . .' ' ..... ~~~,~ "'"::,;,,, _"~.'".. ,~., ..,~:..,.'.~.~...~...",,~l:J~' '/li~:~~::' '.;,:, ;.<-, ..,~";:,~;";'\~':;':";':;;'~":"._':':~':':" 1/'1 CITY COMMISSION MEETING January 21, 1963 The City CommisQion of the City of Clearwater met in re~ular session at the City Hall. Monday, January 21, 1963, at 1:30 P.l1. with the followinr, members present: Robert L. Weatherly Cleveland Insco Herbert R. Fields Amos G. Smith Joseph K. Turner, Sr. Mayor-Commissioner Commissioner Commissioner Commissioner Commissioner Also present were: City Manager City Attorney City Enp,ineer Police Chief James R. Stewart Herbert N. Brovm t1ax Battle 'vI. Booth The Mayor called the meeting to order. The invocation was given by the Reverend Paul M. Kinports of St. Paul's Lutheran Church, Clearwater. Commissioner fields moved that the minutes of the ranular meeting of January 7, 1963, be approved as recorded and submitted in written summation by the Clerk to each Commissioner. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Turner and carried unanimously. Commissioner Smith reported that this was the 75th anniversary of the Amateur Athletic Union in the United States and introduced Nr. Gene Shea, Florida President of / the Amateur Athletic Union, and t1r. John Zenuch, a national officer, who presented the Mayor with a commemorative pin. Rep,arding bids for one 750 GP;l pumper type tank truck for the Fire Department, the City Manager recommended acceptinr the low bid of $18,997.36 from the Seap,rave Corpora- tion, Columbus, Ohio, since the bid of $18,538.45, submitted by Central Fire Truck Corp- oration, St. Louis, did not meet the City's specifications and was irregular. Fire Chief W. Manning was present. Commissioner Turner moved upon the joint recommendation of the Fire Chief and the Assistant Purchasinr ^p,ent, concurred in by the City Manager, that the bid of the Se~prave Corporation, Columbus, Ohio, in the amount of $18,997.35 be accepted, said bid beine the lowest and best bid meetinp City specifications, that the appropriate officials of the City be authorized to execute said contract which shall be in accordance with plans and specifications and bid. Motion was seconded by Com- missioner Fields and carried unanimously. The City Manager recommended acceptinp the low bid of $2,998.30 from Oconee Clay Products for clay sewer pipe of various sizes for the Public ~orks Department. Com- missioner Fields moved on the joint recommendation of the Public Works Superintendent and the Assistant Purchasinp, Arent, which the City r-lanap.er concurred therein, that the contract for clay sewer pipe be awarded to the Oconee Clay Pipe Products, Milledgeville. Georgia, for the amount of $2,998.30 which is the lowest and best bid and the appropriate officials of the City be authorized to execute said contract which shall be in accord- ance with the plans, specifications and bid. 11otion was seconded by Commissioner Turner and carried unanimously. The City t1anager recommended the bid of $44,972.02 from t1r. Robert Nidy for con- struction of 52 shuffleboard courts at Stevenson Creek Park be accepted as the lowest and best bid rather than the bid of $43,657.65 from Mr. J. II. BlankenShip, Clearwater, since Hr. Nidy has had more experience in construction of multiple unit shuffleboard courts. Commissioner Turner moved upon the recommendation of the City Engineer which was concurred in by the City Hanaper that the bid of $44,972.02 submitted by Robert K. Nidy, Winter Park, Florida, which is the lowest ~nd best responsible bid and that the appropriate officials of the City be authorized to execute said contract which shall be in accordance with plans and s~ecifications and bid. Motion was seconded by Commission- er Fields. Upon Commissioner Insco's request, Commissioners Turner and Fields withdrew the motion to allow time for the Commission to inspect other shuffleboard courts. Mr. John Bonner, attorney, representinp, Mr. BlankenShip, pointed out there would be con- siderable savinr in acceptinp, his client's bid. Hr. Robert Benson, and Clearwater Shuffleboard Club President Tom KirkWOOd, recommended Mr. Nidy's work. The City Engineer explained that he had asked the bidders to submit proof of experience, that actually the low bid was an irregular bid, and stated that if the Commission would con- sider rejecting all bids he would chanre a few items in the specifications and advertise the bids to be returned before the next meetinp. Commissioner Turner moved that all bids be rejected and that the City Enp,ineer be instructed to draw new specifications on the shuffleboard courts. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Fields and carried unanimously. The City Manager recommended the low bid of $14,940.80 from W. L. Cobb Construction Company, St. Petersburg, be accepted for resurfacin~ East Avenue from Turner to Drew and Chestnut Street from ACL Railroad to SAL Railroad. Commissioner Fields moved on the joint recommendation of the City Engineer and the Assistant Purchasing Agent with the City Manager concurring therein, that the contract for the sum of $14,940.80 submitted by W. L. Cobb Construction Company, St. Petersburr, be accepted which 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 Smith and carried unanimOUSly. It was reported by the City Manager that a request had been received from Mr. Joe Everett, attorney. representing Mr. John F. Gilbert who presently operates The Beer Mart at ~34l South Missouri Avenue (Lot 5, Block A, Salls Second Addition, owner Mr. Howard G. Warren). He requested that his client's leased property be zoned to permit selling beer ~ ,,'... , ..., .' itjj~~~tt1:~~~;:;, ,,', , ...... . ;"-;;~"~~:..""~ 1........\'''~.'~fI,...... . i,'" ~" . )~. ,;YiI1:~:~:,~~,~,:,'Hi,~~~'~~;-:~':~~~{:,'\~,", }J... \~l";1\,..,f~\:"'~l'r.l:'it_~~,....'i""~" .' :~" _;, -:r/!;;~~~~1~~?l~~~Yi:; . l,- -""..'~~._, :~". '. ')'." ":,.~.".,\~.. . , '";,',,,:", .':?s;;!~'~!t8..../. '.J~ ...' "t,. '''.~ :'!'v.. .:' , . r' ,': ,\,' ".' {~@t01:~~~'~QW~';;:~~~'~~"'" "~::,~'.:. ' . I" :':'... "":';.1' . .' ~"l' , .~\.: :~:' ' , .~, . " ~', ...t',:..! ':'~'.":~.:;;T~~~:'~;?T~::~~~~:~:~'~:~::;~.~~~~ ; ~ .,,:, ,...,'~., '. ...' ;.' . ,. . .','", _...~."..:. ~,.., ....l....,..&.,,~..I,I_..,.....~_ . r . '.,.'.....:.,::',. ,'._';,.,.,;.,:.,'.,::..l:...',.,~.,':.'.;._.,:..,:.-.',.,:...":.,',-...',:.-.:;'..::,:,'.'...,..,'..-,,..:,_~~y.r'~~';"h;~~. :;~~".~, ~';.;,~,~.,.r ,.;l...:..',.~r.~.~._,..ii:~;~..,."',:~rt~,N,L~,:~~.~~g....:'.1~,::,".:;~ ",~,;~~,~~",-.~~"," ,:'~..:it,..~'.{.'.-:.;.~,:,,~,::.:~_!..:,^.~,,:".~...,.,.~'~-'~'~'c~,:;1'~f:~.".1 ,~:.~.,..-.~~~,':..;!,';:~ " ." .. "..:..~:;.(("'~.'._......;/~~,:..:.::~;,::~:.::.i~~~Li;:,,,,..;".:.'i.:.:.rj.~d.:.::.::;~~.~.~j:t~j:~~IU...,t.;;.~,~~~.,~: .._ _ .~: ,_ .,_~ ,-:..:..Lo.!i.~::"_ .."..-.,~ ~,::'~~~~';......-~~,~" 11 '.'.;T ,,'f -2- CITY COMMISSION M~ETING January 21, 1963 and wine both for consumTltion off premises only. Commissioner Turner moved the re- quest be granted and that the Attorney be authorized to draw the proper ordinance. Motion was seconded by ~ommi9sioncr Fields and carried unanimously. An application W~5 considered from Mrs. Betti Yerxa Opden for permission to operate a second hand store at 115 North Osceola Avenue. The City Hanaper stated the Police Department had checked and found no reason to deny the license. Commissioner Fields moved the application be approved. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Smith and carried unanimously. The City !-1r1nap,er reported he had received information from the Florida Power Corpo- ration as to the cost of aluminum painted streetlipht poles versus the ordinary black ones. The company stated the new poles "Jould be machine turned and then painted alum- inum "lith repaintinp to be done at least every two years at a charpe of 85q per pole monthly in place of the 35q that the City has been payin~. It was indicated that for Del Oro Groves alone it would increase the payment for poles approximately $30.0G per month. After rtiscussion, Commissioner Turner moved that Action be deferred to deter- mine a rouph estimate of cost of makinp the switch throurhout the City. Motion was seconded by Commiss~one~ Fielcts and c~rried unanimously. A plat of Brentwood Estates was presented for approval. The City Manager stated the Zoninr and Planninr Board and appropriate City officials recommend it for approval, that the streets and other improveJnents are in and all requirements have been met. The Mayor recommended sidewalks also be required for installation by the developer but it was explained that work on this property had been planned and approved some time aro so it would be unfair to set a new policy to start \~ith this particular subdivision. Commissioner Turner moved the plat be approved. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Fields and carried unanimously. In reaard to the policy of requirinr sidewalks under the contract in accordance with Ordinances 632 and 750~ the City Hanaper said he had discussed it with represent- atives of Rutenbcrg, Inc., developer of a proposed new subdivision on property to be annexed by the City in Section 24-29-15 and they are in ap,reement with the policy of installing sidewalks. lIe pointed out if sidewalks were installed before the homes were built they would be torn up by trucks and it would be expensive for the City to maintain them, but it could be included in the deed restrictions that every lot in the subdivision must have sidewalk built after comnletion of the house. Commissioner Insco moved the City Attorney be requested to stud~ the subject and make a recommendation as to a fair and equitable policy in enforcinp the requirements for sidewalks in new subdivisions. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Turner and carried unanimously. It was recommended by the City Nanager that Item 9,1I0rd. H917-City i1anager's Recommendation for Delayll be deferred and discussed at some later time. The City ManaRer reported that he had received petitions sipned by 211 persons re- questing the City Commission to invoke the recapture clause of the lease for the Clear- water Airpark held by Clearwater flyinp, Company with Hr. Robert Bickerstaffe as present operator. The petitions stated the continued use of this property as an airpark con- sti tutes a real danp,sr to lives and property ",hich will be of even p,reater concern when the proposed junior high school is erected. Commissioner Insco moved the petitions be received. 110tion was seconded by Commissioner Fields and carried unanimously. The City Manager explained E. h. Fetters, operator of Garden Recreat~on Center poolroom at 208 South Garden Avenue, is plunninn to move to 924 Pierce Street and oc- oupy a 25 foot wide building on the same width lot, and althouph there is a require- ment in the Plumbing Code for a grease trilp there is no place to install ~t. He stated he had a letter from the State Ilealth Department approving the continuance of operating an under the sink grease trap as a very small amount of food is served in the establish- ment. Commissioner Turner moved that since this operation meets the approval of the County and State Health Department that the request be granted. i1otion was seconded by Commissioner Fields and carried unanimously. The City Attorney presented for approval the follO\~inp nine easements necessary for the installation of the Clearwater East Interceptor sanitary sewer line: one from Florida Power Corporation (both temporary and permanent) in Section 19-29-16; one from Trustees of the Internal Improvement Board in Section 17-29-16; one from Donald R. Dyrenforth (permanent) in the SE 1/4 of Section 19-29-16 (Lot 6 and west 25 feet of Lot 5, Pinellas Groves); two from Arthur Larsen (one permanent and one temporary) in Lot 18 of Wm. Brown's Sub of Bay View; two from Archibald M. Reid (one permanent and one tem- porary) in Lot 21 and 28 of Pinellas Groves in the ~E 1/4 of Section 19-29-16; two from Wm. Ross Kirkpatrick (one permanent and one temDorary) in Lot 17 of Wm. Brown's Sub of Bay View. Comndssioner Turner moved to accept the easements dnd that the proper officials be author~ zed to record the same. ~1oti on vIas seconded by Cornmiss ioner Fields and carried unanimously. The City Attorney presented a quit claim deed from Daniel T. Hcl"lullen, \Jr., et al dated December 5, 1962, to the north 50 feet of east 368 feet of SW 1/4 of NW 1/4, and the east 40 feet of the north 288 feet of SW 1/4 of NW 1/4, both in Section 23-29-15, as rights of way for Lakeview Road and Hip,hland Avenue. Commissioner Fields moved to accept the deed. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Insco and carried unanimously. Resolution #63-7 was presented dedicating a portion of acreage in SW 1/4 of NW 1/4 of Section 23-29-15 as rights of way for Lakeview Road and Highland Avenue as deeded by Daniel T. McMullen, Jr. t et ale Commissioner Insco moved Resolution #63-7 be approved and the proper officials be authorized to execute it. Motion was seconded by Commission- er Smith and carried unanimously. ".~~..- "">" ~"~"'-.. ~..,.-. ,.~, "',":' '~A~ii~~IJ11 .. ", :',. ' ~ \:'Eli:1 ""',-)' "~..~;... .. 1~'~~!!~'; , l, ,,, r. \.\, ". , .... I ,'.... ol~'r " , I .:, ":'~i:.~!j'" ,i '" ,/,.."};I"-J. !)"i~~': ~. _.J.,..l~""", ~;;~":~1}(f;~~:i; .' ~ _1 ., '~'" ~ ...._'" t.,' f),;t!~~: ' ~ ...." "" ,.,,". . i '~V: '~"~!i~r~: "~.~~~'..i~:; I\?7% . ~y ~,;!':,"~1:~;r:::~:i::l:,~~t~:~~~Jf:~.~'~~::~:~~~:j:~~rr~~:'7}1""Y(r.:i!~ CI~{ COMMISSION MEETING January 21, 1963 AGENDA CITY COl/MISSION MEETIlfG JANUARY 21, 1963 1: 30 P. H. Reports from City Manager 1. Bids, rire TrucK 2. Bids, Clay Sewer Pipe 3. Bids, S2 Shuffleboard Courts 4. Bids, Resurfacing East Avenue and Chestnut Street 5. Request for Chanpe in Liquor Ordinance 6. Second Hand Store License-Betti Yerxa Ogden 7. Report - Painted Poles - Street Lights 8. Approval of Plat - Brentwood Estates 9. Ord. fi917-City Manager's Recommendation for Delay 10. Other EnRineering Matters 11. Verbal Reports and Other Pending Matters Invocation Introductions Minutes of Preceding Meetings Public Hearings Reports from City Manager Reports from City Attorney Citizens to be Heard Reports from City Attorne 12. Acceptance 0 .~ne Easements-Clearwater East Interceptor Sanitary Sewer Line 13. Acceptance of R/W Deed for Lakeview Rd. & Highland Ave. from McMullen Heirs - Fil1in!" Station 14. Resolution dedicating Above R/W for Lakeview & Highland 15. Ord. #959 - Intent to Annex Acreage - Rutenberp: 16. Resolution - Payment to Greiner 17. Resolution - Bank of Clearwater Fee - Bridge Revenue Bonds 18. Lot Mowing Resolution Other Commission Action Adjournment Meeting Pension Plan Trustees -------------------------------.--------------------------------------------------------- Honorable City Commission Clearwater, Florida January 15, 1963 Gentlemen: As Trustees of the City of Clearwater Employees' Pension Fund, you are hereby notified that, James Gray, Labore r, Public 1:/orks Dept. San ~Sewe r Div. 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 July 2, 1962. He is under 45 years of age (birth date Sept. 5, 1938) 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 Isl Paul Kane, Chairman Isl Edwin Blanton Isl Helen Peters January 10, 1963 Honorable City Commission Clearwater, Florida Gentlemen: As Trustees of the City of Clearwater Employees' Pension Fund, you are hereby notified that~ Donald J. McCann, Laborer, Public Works, Drainage Div. has been duly examined by a local Physician and designated by him as a "First Class" risk. The above employee began his service wi'th the City of Clearwater on June 26, 1962. He is under 45 years of ap'e (birth date Sept. 15, 1926) 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 Is! Helen Peters '-, -----------------------.---~---------------------------------~-------------------------- January 10, 1963 " Honorable City Commission ~:~,;;;:~~':<;;, . ::::::::: . Florida t~~;F'...~:};~,:;~D:,'L:t';;j,;;;, ,',t\s:,Trustees of the Ci ty, of Clearwater Employees' Pension Fund, you are hereby notified J ")i',:~:'~'::t>~;..,:,.:tlla.t.~ Samue'l Cole Jr. t Collector (1:'e fuse) Utile Dept. Re fuse Di v. has been duly u~~I~r~:;,;,,(,;:~',by(..i(:,loccilPhysician,and designated by him as a "First Class"risk. '''',~1~!il~l~~~~j,~;t\'~,F:.. \ . . . " . . 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'....,. , ._ .':_ '~':,"..,..~". ,..' p',' :;:i:iAl:::Clearw'a,ter,t,F.la.i , "" .h~~~i~~,~ifi[';~'\t\;~f~!~0;,Zi&:),;;S!~JJ)~~J[0i~)i' -2- CITY COMMISSION MEETING January 21, 1~63 . .'.,' '.. ~ " ,\,' ':'4il , " \' ' ".~"';I' I '1. I , ,I (, The above employee began his service wi th the Ci ty of Clearwater' on June 14, 19 62~ . lie' " is under 45 years of age (birth date July 16,1939) 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 /s/ Paul Kane, Chairman /s/ Edwin Blanton /sl Helen Peters ----------------------------------------------~------------------------------------------ January 10, 1963 Honorable City Commission Clearwater, Florida Gentlemen: As Trustees of the City of Clearwater Employees' Pension Fund, you are hereby notified that Elbert Williams, Refuse collector Utile Dept. Refuse Div. 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 June 26, 1962. He is under 45 years of age (birth date June 9, 1933) 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 Committe~ of the Employees' Pension Fund /s/ Paul Kane, Chairman /sl Edwin Blanton /s/ Helen Peters ---------------------------------------------------------~------------------------------- Honorable City Commissioners Clearwater, Florida January 14, 1963 Gentlemen: As Trustees of the City of Clearwater Employees' Pension Fund, you are hereby notified that in view of the attached letter from Wayne Smith, who has completed 24 1/4 years of service with the City, the Advisory Committee recommends that he be retired at a pension of $150.95 per month, effective January 25, 1963. Under the terms of the Pension plan, the computation is as Total wages paid for the last five years Average wages per year Average wages per month 2% x 311.24 = 6.2248 24 1/4 yrs. service x 6.2248 = $150.95 monthly pens~on follows: $18,674.59 3,734.92 311.24 Mr. Smith meets all the requirements for retirement under our Pension Plan and has given the City many years of untiring service as Addressograph Operator of the City of Clearwater. Respectfully submitted, ADVISORY COMMITTEE OF CITY EMPLOYEES'PENSION FUND /sl Paul Kane, Chairman Is/ Edwin Blanton Isl Helen Peters I hereby certify the above dates and calculations to be correct according to the records of this office. Isl Kenneth McCreary Ci ty Tre as ure r ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Clearwater Pension Advisory Committee c/o Mr. Paul Kane Clearwater, Florida January 10, 1963 Gentlemen: I, Wayne Smith, born August 16, 1902 and employed by the City of Clearwater since August 1,. 1938, hereby make application for retirement benefits under the provisions of the Clearwater City Employees' Pension Fund. It will be appreciated if you will advise me of any necessary additional steps that should be taken and anything you can do to expedite this matter will be sincerely appreciated since, " my employment with the City of Clearwater will end or or about January 26~ 1963. Jqon~inuedr" (" ,'p';' ".", .. ,: ;.~. ;',:.-., +i'':~'" , '.' ' . , . ~ . . , .. n. , ,..,. ' . .~..<,. ,~.,..,. .' ,.li _ '. ........'.. " I \ .... 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AMOS SMITH AND JOE TUHNER., \.JE, THE UNDERS IGNED, PROPERTY OWNEHS AND TAXPAYERS Of CLEARWA TE:R, MOST ~i:i!!~~~~~~:~~~ :i~;~:~;~!~~ ~~:~~:~~:~~:~~~G ~~~~~;~~~~~~~~~:!~ ~E~~V ~~~~!~!6A~~~AII; ,.:....,;\~;;~l THE CONTINUED USE or THIS PROPERTY AS AN AIRPARK COIiSTITUTES A REAL AND EVER ,.,<:"::.',';~: PRESENT DANGER TO OUR LIVES AND PROPERTY, A DANGER \.[HICH \4ILL BECOl1E OF EVEN -' ,',.'"'., GREATER CONCJ:RN TO US \~HEN THE JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL SCHEDULED FOR ERECTION ADJACENT ':;;,~,:o', TO THE AIRPARK IS COHPLETED AND PUT INTO USE..,,~.> ,'::"<';':~:~ ,~: 1, I, , ~ " :,:: \: "3. CITY COMMISSION MEETING January 21, 1963 ,l "" \ l" , ';; '~' ",' ~ " i~ '... .' - ' "r;'., . . "I, 'L f /' l" ..' 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'.... 0 CITY COt�[MISSYOIJ MEETITdG January 21, 1963 The City Commisuion of the City of Clearwater met in regular session at the City Hall., 14onday� January 21, 7.963, at 1:30 P,M. with the following members present: Robert L. Weatherly Cleveland Inseo ile�bert R. Fielcls Amc�s �. Smith Joseph K. Turnzr, Sr. Also presenfi were: James R. atewart Herbert r`� . Bra��n P4ax Battle 'vJ, Booth Mayor-Commissioner Commissioner Commissioner Commis�ioner Commissioner City Manager City Attorney City En�;ineer Police Chief ( ( / The Mayor call.ed the meetin� to order. The invocation was given by the Reverend Paul M. K�nports of St. Paul's Lutheran Church, Clearora.ter. Cpmmissioner Fields moved that the minutes of the reg,ular meeting of January 7, 1963, be approved as recorded and submitted in written summation by the Clerk to each Commiscioner. Motion t�as seccnde;� by rommissioner Turner and carried unanimously. Comrnissioner Smith reported that this o�as thE 75th anniversary of the Amateur Athletic Union in the Uniteci States and introduced i�2r. �ene Shea, Florida President of • the Amateur Athletic Uniaia, and P4r. John Zenuch, a national officer, 4�ho �resented the Mayor taith a commemorative pin� Regarding bids for ona 750 BP;4 pumper typs tank truck for the Fire Department, the City Manager recommended accepting the low bid of $18,997,36 from the Seagrave Corpora- tion, Colum�us� Ohio, since the bid of $1.8,538,45, submitfied by Central Fire Truck Cor�- oration, St. L��zis, did not meet thE City's specifications and was irregular, Fire � Chief W, Manning was present. Commissioner Turner moved upon the joint recommendation of the Fire Chief and the Assistant Purchasing Agent, concurred in by the City Manager, that the bid of the Sea�rave Corporation, Columbus, Ohio, in the amount of $18,997,35 be accepted, said bid being the lowest and best bid meeting City sgecifications, that the appropriate ofr"icials of the City be authorized to execute said contract which shall be in accordance with plans and specifications and bid. Motion ��as seconded by Com- missioner Fields and carried unanimously. The City Manager recommended aceepting ths low bid of $2,998.30 from Oconee C13y Products for elay sewer pi�e of various sizes �or the Publ.ic i•7orks Deaar��ment. Com= missioner Fields moved on the joint recommendation of the Public '�7orks �u�erintendent and the Assistant Purchasing Agent, which the City Planager concurred therein, that the contract for clay sewer pipe be awarded to the Oconee Clay PiDe Produets, Milledgeville,. Georgia, for the amount of $2,998.30 which is the lowest and best bid and t;ie appropriate of.ficials of the City be authorized to e�ecute said contract which shall be in accord- ance with the plans� spacificatiQns and bid. Motian was seconded by Commissioner Turner and carried unanimously, The �ity i�iana�er recommended the bid of $44,972.02 irom F,r. Robert Nic1y for con- struction of 52 shuffleboard courts at Stevenson Creek Park be accepted as the lowest and best bid rather than the bid of $43,657.65 from t�tr, J. H. Blankenship, Clearwater, since Mr. ,1idy has had more ex�erience in construction of multiple unit shuffleboard courts. Commissioner Turner moved upon the recommendation of the City Engineer whicn was concu.rred in by the City Manager that the bid of $44,972.02 submitted by Robert �. P1idy, Winter Park, rl.orida, which is the lowest anci bast responsible bid and that the aupropriate officials of the Gity ba authorized to execute said contract whi�.h shall be in accordance wit,1 pians and spacifications and bid. P�lotion was seconded bg Commission- er Fields, Upon Cornmissioner Insco's request, Commissioners Turn�r and Fields �aithdrew the motion tQ allow time far the Commissi�z to insDect other shuffleboard eourts, Mr. John Bonner, attorney, representing Mr. B:iankenship, pointed out there �aoul� be con- siderable saving in accepting his client's bid. Ptr. Robert Benson, and Clearwater Shuffleboard Club President Tom Kirkwood, recommended Mr. Nidy's work. The City Engineer explained that he had asked the bi�iders to submit proof of experience, that actually the low bid was an irregular bid, and stated that if the Commissio� would con- sider rejecting a11 bids he w*oul� change a few items in t;ne specifications and adverrise the bids to be returned before the ne�t meetin�. Commissioner Turner moved that all bids be r.eject�d and that the City EnginPer be instructed to draw new specifications on the �huffleboard courts. I�otion was seconded by Commissioner Fields and carriad unanimously. The City Manager recommended the low bicl o� $14,940.80 t�om W, L. Cobb Construction Company, St. Petersburg, be accepted for resurfacing East Avenue from Turner to Drew and Chestnut Street irom ACL Railroad to SAL Railroad. Commissioner Fields moved cn the join-t recommendation of the Ci•�y Engineer and t]Ze Assistant Purchasing Agent wi-th the City Manager concurring therein, that the contract for the sum of $14,940.80 submitted by W, L. Gobb Constrtiction Company, St. Petersburg, be acce�ted which is the lotaest and best respansible bicl and tha ap�ropriate officials oi the City be authorized to execute said contract which sha7.1 be in accordance with the plans and specafications and bid. riotion was seconded by Commissionsr Smith ar.d carried unanimously. It was reported by the Ci.ty Manager that a reques-t had been received from rtr, Joe Evenett, attorneyy represen�ting Mr. John F. Gilber+ �aho nresently operates The Beer itart at ].341 South P4issouri Avenue (Lot 5, Block A� Salls Second Addition;, ooraer Mr, fIoward G. Warren), �ie rec�uested that his client's leased property be zoned to permit selling beer -2- CZTY CC�MAiTSSTON TIEETT�TC; January 21, J.963 and wine both for aonsumntion of� premises only. Commissioiter Turner moved the re- quest be granted and that the Attorney be au�horized to draw the proper ordinance, Motion toas seconded by Commissioner Fields ancl carried unanimously. An application ��as considered from PTrs. Betti Yerxa O�clen for permission to operal:e a second hand store at 115 �lorth Osceola Avanue. The City Man�ger stateci the Police Department 2iad checkeci and found no reason ta deny the �.icense. Commissioner Fields moved the a�plication l�e agproved. Motion w�s seconded by Commissioner Smith and carried unanimously. The City Manaper reported he had received info�mation frcm the Fl,orida Power Corpo- ration as to the cost of aluminum painted stree•t].ight poles versus tl�e ordinary black ones. The company stated the new poles would be machine turned and �then painted alum- inum with repainting to be done at least every two years at a char�e of 85� per nole monthly in place of the 35� tha�t the City has been paVin�;. It t+ras indicated �that for Del Qro 6roves alone it woul.ci increase the payment for poles ap�roximately $30.Q0 per month. After �iscussiany Gommissioner Turner moved thai action be deterred to deter- mine a rough estir�ate of cost of makin�? the switch throu�*hout the City. Motian was seconded by Commissioner Fie]:d� and carried unanimously. , A plat of 5rentwood Estates was presented for ap�roval. The City Manager stated the Zoning and Planning Board and appropriate City officials recommend it Por �oproval� that the streets and other improvements are in and all require:nents have been met. The Mayor recommended sidewalks also be required for installation by the developer bt�t it was expl.ained that wcrk on this property had been planned and approved some time ago so it would be unfair to set a new policy to start with this particular subdi�,rision. Commissioner Turner moved the plat be ap�roved. 24otion was seconded by Commissioner Fields and carri�d unanimously. In regard to the policy of requiring sidewalks unc3er the contract in accordance with Ordinances 632 and 750, the City Manager said he had discussed it with represent- atives of P.utenbeig, Inc., �eveioper ef a proposed new subdivision on property to be annexed by the City in Section 24-29-15 and tney are in agreement with the p�licy of installing sidewalks. E3e �ointed out if sidewalks were installed before the homes were built they would be torn up b,y ;trucks r.,rid it would be expensive for the �ity to maintain them, �ut it couid be includecl in the deed restrictions that every lot in the subdivision. mus-t have sidetaalk built after com�letion of the house. Commissioner Insco moved the City Attorney be reauested to study the subject and make a recommendation as to a fair and equitable policy in eniorcing the r.equirements for sidewallcs in new subdivisions. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Turner and carried unanimously. It was recommended by the City ,�Iar.ager that Item 9,"Ord, �9T7-City Manager's Recommendation for Delay" be deferred and discussed at some later time. The City Manager raported that hs had received petitions signed L�y 211 persons re- questing the City Comma:ssioa to invoke the recapture clause of the ].ease for the Clear- water Airpark held by Clearwater Flying Company with fir. Robert 13ickerstaffe as present operator. The petitions stated the continued use of this proper.ty as an airpar:� con- stitutes a real danger to lives and property which will be o� even greater concern when the proposed junior high school is erected. Commissior_er Insco moved the petitions be received. Motion was seconded by Commissioner rields and carried unanimously. The Gity Manager explained E. H. Fetters, op�rator oF Garden Recreation Center po�lroom at 208 South Garden �venue, is planning to move to 924 Pierce Street and oc- aupy a 25 foot wide building on the same 4ri.dth lot, and although there is a require- ment in the Plumbing Code for a grease trap there is nc place to install it. I3e stated he had a letter from the State Health Uepartment approvin� the continuance of operating an under the sizk grease trap as a very small amount of food is served in the estab�ish- ment. Commissioner Turner moved that since this operation meets the aporoval of the County and State Health Dspartment tnat the re�?aest be granted. t�totion was seconded by Commissioner Fields and carried unanimously. The City Attorney presented for ap�roval the follo�aing nine easements necessary for the instaliation of. the Clearwater East Interceptor sanitary sewer line: one from Flarida Power Cor�oration (both temporary and permanent) in Section 15-29-16; one f.rom Trustees of the Internzl Improvement Board in Seetion 17-29-16; one from Donald R. Dyrenfo�th �permanent) in the 5E 1/4 of Section 19-29-16 (Lot 6 and west 25 feet of Lot 5, ainellas Groves); 'two from Arthur Larsen (one permanent anci one temporary) in Lot 18 of Y7m. Brown's Sub of Bay Vzew; ta�o fr.om Archibald M. Reid (one permanent and one tem- porary) in Lot 21 and 28 ot l'inellas �roves in the ?dE 1/4 of Section 19-29-1.6; two from Wm. Rvss Kirkpatrick (one permanent and one temDo�ary) in Lot 17 of Nlm. Br�wn's Sub of Bay View. Comrnissionzr Turner moved to acceat the �asements and th�t the proper officials be authorized �o reccrd the same.' Motion was aeconded by Comma.ssioner Fields and carrizd unanimously. The City Attorney presented a quit claim deed from Dani�l T. T°icNfullen, Jr., et a1 dated December 5, 1962, to the north 50 feet of east 368 feet ci 'SG! 1!4 of i1W 1/�+, and the east 40 feat of the north 288 feet of S'vd 1/4 of I1'v7 1/4, bo•th in Section 23-29-15, as rights of way for Lakevie�� Road and Highlancl Avenue. Comrnissioner Fie].ds maved to acce�t the deed. 1'lotion caas seconded by Commissioner Inseo and carr�.ed unanimously. Resolution 1�63-7 was presented dedicating a�aortion of acrea�e in Sir! 1/4 of :d4d 1/4 of Section 23-29-15 as rights of way for Lakeview Road and Hit-h].and Avenue as deeded by Daniel T. NeMullen� Jr., et a1. Commissioner Insco moved IZeSolutioli �i63-7 be a�provecl and the proper ofticials be authorizad to execu-te it. Motian was seconded by Commissian- er Smith and carried unanirnously. �:: > !/ ,. �� -3- �TTY corTr�zsszo:l 1�(i:ETIi�G January 21, 1963 Tne City Fittornay read on its first r•eading Ordinance �i953 declaring the City's intenfiion to annex acreage in Section 24-29--15 as requested by :�Ir. Charles Itutenberg of Rutenberg� Ine, Commissioner Insco moved Oz�dinance ��959 be passed on its first readinp. Motion G�as seconded b� Cornmissioner Turner and car.ried unanimously. Commissioner Turner moved Ordinance ��959 be read and considered on its sec- ond xeading by title only with the unan.imous consent of the Commission. 2'fotion G�as seconded by Commissioner Fields and carried unanimously. Tt�Y Ordinance was read by title only. Cornmissi�ner Turner moved Ordinan�r� #959 be passed on its second readinp by title only. t4otion was seconded by Commissianer Fields �nd carried unanimously. CommissionPr Turner rnoved Ordinan�e ,�5359 be read and considered an third and final reading at this meeting of the Commission with the unanimous consent c.f �he Commission. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Fields and carried unan- imously. The ordinance �,�as read in full. Commissioner Turner moved drdinance #959 be �assed on its third and final. rearling and adopted and that the appropriate officials be authorized to execute it. Motion was seconded by Commissionar Fields and cara�ied unanimously. Resolution ��63-8 was presented authorizin� a payment of $1,094.84 to J. E. �reiner Company, Consultin� Engineers, from Construction Trust Fund, Brid�e Revenue Bonds, 1960, for engineering services. Commissioner Insco moved Resolutian ��63-•8 be app�oved and the proper officials be authorized to zxecu�e it. f'Iotion �aas seconded by Commissioner Fields and carried unanimously, Resolution �pG3-9 was presented autY�orizing the payment of $1,460.50 to Bank of Clearurater as Z'rustee's fee from Construction Trust Fund, Bridge Revenue Bonds, 1960, Commissioner I`ields moved P.esolution R63-9 be approved and the proper officials be authorized tc execute it. Mot_on was saconded by Commissioner Turner and carried unanimously. Resolution #63-10 Ulas Dresented requiring two progerty owners to clean their lots of weeds and undergro4rth. Commissioner Insco moved Resolution #63-10 be approved and the proper officials be authorized to execute it. Motion was sec- onded by Commissioner Fields and carried unanimously. The City ilanager reported that through the cooperation of• rlr; Pau1 Kane, Streets Division, Public 's+lorks Depa,:tment5 and his crews that the City was able to star�t uaing the new sanitary fill in Section 7-29-16 at 9:15 .�,"I, today. The City Commission now adjourn�d as tre Ci-cy Commi.ssion and acting as Trustees of the Pension Fund heard a letter reac3 Prom iir, i�7ayne Smith, addressograph operator, Utilities Degartment, requestin� retirement undex the Pension Plan, A letter was read from the Aclvisory Comrnittee recommendin� that FJayne Smith be retir- ed at a pension of $150.95 per month effective on January 25, 1963, Comiriissinnzr Insco moved the pension of $150.95 per month be a�proved to be effeetive January 25, 1963, anu that he be commended for tb2 valuable services he had rendered the. City, "Iotion was seconded by Gommissioner Turner and carried unanimous7.y. Letters trom the Advisory Committee of the Pension Fund orere raad recommend- ing that Elbert ;^Jilliams, refuse collector, Utility Department; Samuel Cole, Jr., refuse collector, Utility �e�artment; Donald J. P1eCann, laborer, Drainage Division, Public Works; James 6ray, laborar, Sanitary Sewer Division, Publie "vJorks Department, be admitted to the Pension Plan, Commissioner Insco moved that thz �mployees named be accepted in the Pension P1an. I�Yotien oras seconded by Comr.tissioner Turner and carried unanimously. There being no further husiness to come be.fore the Board, the meeting �•ras adjourned at 4:00 P,h1. Attest: � � / Ci Cler P � � �� P1a or- ommissioner a �� CITY COMA�TSSION ^IEETING January 2Z, 19G3 A6END�1 Re orts from City i�ana ;er CITY COMriISSION MEETING 1. zds, ir� ruc JANUARY 21, 1963 2. 13ids, Clay Sewer Pip� 1:30 P.Ni, 3. Bids, 52 Shuf.fleb�arc� Cour�ts 4. Bids, Resurfacin� East Avenue and Invocation Chestnut Street 5, Request for Chan�e in Liquor Ordinance Introductions 6. Second Hand Store Licanse-Bet�hi Yexxa O�den 7. ReDort - k'ainted Po1es - S�ree� Li�hts Minutes of Preceding Meetings &. Approval of Plat - Brentwood F.states 9. Ord. #91't-City P9ana�er's Recommendation Public Hearin�s tor Delay 10, Other En�ineering Mat�ers �Zeports from City Manager T1. V�rba1 Reports and Other Pendin� Matters Reports from City Attorney Reports from City Attorney 12. Acceptanae of Nine Easements-Clearwater Citizens to be Heard East Interceptor Sanitary Se�aer Line 13. Ac^_eptance of R!W Deed for L�akeview Rt3. 0-ther Commission action ��ii�?hland Ave, from MeMu].len Heirs - Filling Station Adjcurnment 14. Resolution dedicatin� Above R/t9 f`or Lakeview � tii�hland Meeting Pension Plan Trustees 15. Ord. N�J59 - Intent to Annex !1�r,ea�e - Rutenberp, 16. Resolution - Payment to Greiner 17, Resolution - Bank of Clearwater Pee - Bridge Revenue Bonds 18. Lot Mowin� Resolu�ien January 15, 1963 Honorable City Commission Clear�aater, Florida Gentlemen: As Trustees oi the City of G1Ear�aater Employees' Pension Fund, you are hereby notified that, James 6ray, Laborer, Psblic `:Jorks Dept. San.Sewer Div, has been duly examined by a local Physician and desi�nated by him as a"First Class" risk. The above employee began his service witli the City of Clearwate� on Julp 2� 1962. He is under 45 years of age (birth date Sept. 5, 1938) and mezts the requirements o� our Civil Servzce. It is hereby recommended by the Advisory Committee that he be accepted into membership. `Jery truly yours, Advis-ory Co�r�mittee of The Em�loyees' Pension Fund /s/ Paul Kane, Chairman /s/ Edwin Blanton /s/ Helen Peters January 10, 1963 Honorable City Commission Clearwater, Florida Gentlemen: As Trustees of the City of Clearwater Emp].oyees' Pension Pund, you are herel�y notified that, Donald J. McCann� Laborer, Public [dorks, Drainage Div. has been duly exarninecl by a local Physician and desi�nated by him as a"First Class" risk. The above employee began his service with the City of Clearwater on June 26, 1962, He is under 45 years of age (birth da�e Sept. 3.5, 1926) and meets the requirements of our Civil Service. It is hereby recornmendad by the Advisory Committee that hz be accepted into membErshi�. Very truly yours, Hdvisory Committee of The Employees' Pension F.und /s/ Paul Kane, Chairman. /s/ Edwin Blanton /s/ Helen Peters January 10, 1963 Honorable City Commission Clearwater, Florida �entlemen: As Trustees of the City of C'learwater Employees' i'ension Fund, you are hereby notified that, Samuel Cole �7r., Collector (refuse) Util. Dept. Retuse Div, has been duly examined by a local Physician and designated by him as a"Pirst C1ass" risk. (cantinued) �. 'r � �� _2_ CTT`l COMMISSZOtJ t�Ek:TIIdG �Tanuary 27,, 1963 The above employee beg�n h�.s service with the City of Clearwater on June 14, 1962. Fie �,s under 45 years of ape (birth date �July 16, 1935) and meets the requirements of our Civil L.:rvice, Tt is hereby recommended by the Advisury Cornmittee that he be accep�ed into membershia�. Very truly yaurs, Advisory Committee of The Emnloyees' Pension Fund /s/ Pau1 Kane, Chairman /s/ Edv�in Blanton /s/ Helen Peters January 7.0 , 19 6 3 IIonorable City Commission Clearwater, F].orida Gentlemen: As Trustees of the City of Clear�rater Employees' Pension Fund, you are hereby notified that Elbert Williams, Refuse collector UtiZ, Dept. Refuse Div. has bePn duly examined by a local Physician and desip,nated by him as a"First Class" risk. The above emoloyee l�egan his service with the City of GlearTaater on June 26, 1962. He is under 45 years of age (birth date June 9, 1943) and meets the requirements of our CiviT Service. It is hereby recommended by the Advisory Committee that he be acce�ted into membersnip. Very truly yours, Advisory Committ�a of the Employees' Pension Fund /s/ Paul Kane, Chairman /sJ Edwin Blanton /s/ Helen Pzters January 14, 1963 Honorable City Commissioners Clear4rater, Florida Gentlemen: As Trustees of the City of Clearcaater Employees' Pension Fund, you axe heraby notified that in vie4� of the attached letter from Wayne Smith, who has co:npleted 24 1l�+ years of service with the City, the Advisory Committee recommends that he be retired at a pension of $150.95 per month, effective January 25, 1963. Under the terms of the tension plan� the computation is as follows: Total wagas paid for the last five years $18,674.59 Average wages per year 3,734.92 Average wages per month 311.24 2% ;� 311.24 = 6.2248 24 1/4 yrs. service x 6.2248 =$150.95 monthly pension Mr. Smith meets all the requirements for retirement under our Pension Pla� and has given the City many years of untiring service a� Addressogra�h Operator of the Gity of C le artva ter . Respectfully submitted, ADVISORY C019MITTEE OF CITY ET�EPLOYEES' PEi�1ST0i�t 'r'UidD /s/ Paul Kane, Chairman /s / Edwin Blan�ton /s/ H�len Peters T hexet,y certiPy the above dates and calcula�tions to Y�e aorr2et accordin� to the records of this office. /s/ Kenneth McCxeary City Treasurer January 10, 1963 Clearwater Pension Advisory Comrnittee c/o Mr. Pau1 Kane Clearwater, Plorida Gentlemen: 2, ;Jayne Smith, born Augus�t 16, 1902 and employed by the City of Cl.ear�aater since August 1., ].938� hereby make applic�tion for retirem�nt benefits under the provisions ot' the Clearwater tity Employees' T'ension Fund. I•t will be appreciated if you will advise rne of any necessary addi•tional steps that should be taken and anything you can da to expedite this matter will be sincerely appreciated since my amployment with the City of Clearwater zaill end or or al�out January 26, 1963. Very truly yours, /s/ Wayne Smith 97.1. Hart Street Clearwater, Fla. Ccontinued) r � 4� � _, ` `� ,:. _ ,`, ..,, � : � �� . ., : ::,.:... _ . . .. _. _ _. 3. CIT� CO�i"4ISSTOt� .M�ETTId� January 21, 1963 P E T I T T Q N T0: i�1AY0F ROSERT L. idEATIiERLY AND COPIMISSTOiQERS HiR�3ERx' FTi'LDS, CL�V�:LAidl) INSCOE, AMOS SriITH t1VD JOE TUPNs.P�. t�Ea 1HE UiJDEFSIGDIED� FROPERTY OWNERS AiJD TAXPAYERa Qf' CT,EAR'v�lATF:;R� MOST RESPECTPULLY REQUEST TFif1T YOU, THE GOVERNITlG BOARD OP OUR CITY, TNVOK� THE RECAPTURE CLAUSE OF THE LEP.SE AND AGREEMENT UNDER WHICi� a1R. RQBERT BTCKtiRSTAFFE IS OPERATIidG THE CITY PROPERTX KIdOt+1N !�S THE CL�ARWATER ATRP�P.IC, Zid OftDER TO RBGAIiJ COi1TRQL OF SAID PROP�IZTY FOR SAFE t•1UNICZPAL PURPQSES . THE CONTTi�1UED LTSE OF THTS PROPERTY A5 AN ATRPARK CONSTT2'UTES A REAL 11;Jll �VER PRESENT llAP1�ER TO OUR `LTVES AND PROPERTY, A T�AIJC�ER r+1i3ICti t>>TLL BECOME OF EVETJ GREATER CONCERi1 TO US GdHEId THE JUiJIOR HIGH SCHC�OL SLHEDUi�ED PQR £RECTIOII ADJACEidT TO TIiE AIRPP.RK IS COMPLETED A:QD PUT INTO USE. �dE BELIEVE Tf3AT THE CONTI�dU�D USE OF TNIS PRQPEItTY (SURROU�IDED AS zT F3X fiUtdDREDS OF HOMES, PLAYGRQUiJDS A;dD TF:E SOON TQ BE iRECTED JUi1I0R HTCEi 3CFIOOL, WHICH i�;�LL DRAtd THOiJSANDS OF' SCHOOL CHILDRE:7 TO ITS ARF.A) AS Ai�f AIF.PARK , IS COId�RARX TO NIODERN CITY PI,f3NNING, AP1D FEAR TiIAT IF TIiE REQUESTED ACT2OTd TS VOT TAKEPd IIJ THE NEAR FUTURE �UR GITY i9ILL B�' SADDLED F�R XEARS TO COJ•tE 41ITiI � DAIIGEROUS AND CQSTLY "[JHITE ELEPH4?dT. ° Signed by (two hundred and Aleven persons7 /� � _ . _ .._ _.,�,�,. x..,, " �-�"�. _ >� >�