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08/19/1963 . , I , -(. I '. I ~.t~';~'k~~.'.I'."ij~t4.i\""'~'i"''''~;~;'C\"""",,;",;,\,'I<''I'~:';'r.;; "J':' ,'. \,'." " , ,":" 'd" "-;"';'>'." '""(~~;'"' '~tlt~,~,,'Jf; "',< """"", I"',, '1' ,':t3~"''',~,p<~"",~ "1'1" ,", ~';(V . ""r'l~ 'If.''' ,:....''I~,I\.:l<.-''1l'~.;'.r...' ""il;" '-:'1t """'f''''''';'~'~~~1:\ - .1\/f) ~' CH'! COf.'J14ISSION NEErr'It\G August 19, 196.3 'l'he City Commission of the City of Clearwator met in regular session at the City Hall, ;~onday, .August 19,1963 at 1:,30 P.I.i., with the followin~ mernbera present: Cleveland Insco Amos G. Smith Joseph K. Turner, Sr. Commissioner Commissioner Commissioner Absent: Robert L. Weatherly Herbert R. Fields r.layor-Cormniss ioner Commissioner Also present were: James R. Stewart Herbert !'~' Bro'Wn I-lax Battle Willis Booth City Nanager City Attorney City Engineer Police Chief Acting Mayor Cleveland Insco called the meeting to order. The invocation was given by the City Attorney. Commissioner Turner moved that Commissioner Fields be excused from this meeting. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Smith and carried unanimously. A public hearing was announced for Brightwater Drive widening, resurfacing, curbing and drainage from Hamden Drive east. Alex D. Finch, Attorney, presented a petition with 23 signatures representing 30 different properties and then listed seven points of objection. Upon request, Mr. Finch read the petition which asked the City to pay resurfacing and drainage cost and that no widening be done. The City Engineer proposed to chan~e t he grade of the street at certain intervals, and at those points put in catchbasins. He explained 6 easements would be needed for subdrain. He estimated total cost at $30, sS4. 50 with the City's share as :fn, 577.50 leaving ~23,307.00 assessable at ~6.85 per front foot. Commissioner Smith suggested that the City pay Lor the curbs estimated at $4,752.00. Acting Mayor Insco recom- mended, since this would require a change of ~olicy, that the hearing be postponed until the entire Commission is present. Commissioner Turner moved that this public hearing be adjourned to the next regular meeting of the City Co~nission to wit, Tuesday, September 3, 1963, at 1:30 P.M. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Smith and carried unanimously. The City Manager recommended acceptir.~ the low bid of Martins Uniforms, Tampa, ~or 64 Uniform Coats for the Police Department. Commissioner Turner moved upon the joint recommendation of the Police Chief and Asst. Purchasing Agent concurred in by the City Manager that the contract for 64 Uniform Coats for Police Department be awarded to Martins Uniforms, for the amount of $2,$4$.00 which is the lowest and best responsible bid and that the appropriate officials 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. The City Nanager recom:nended accepting the low bid of Farnan Brass Works Co., Cleveland, Ohio, for water meter couplings for Utilities Department, Water Division. Commissioner Turner moved upon the joint recommendation of the Utilities Manager, Water Superintendent and Assistant Purchasing Agent concurred in by the City Manager that the contract :for 1,000 sets 3/4" and 50 sets 1" water meter couplings be awarded to Farnan Brass Works Co. for the sum of ~1,25l.00, 2% discount, which is the lowest and best responsible bid and that the appropriate officials be authorized to execute said contract which shall be in accordance with the plans and specifications and bid. Motion was seconded by Cownissioner Smith and carried unanimously. The City iilanager presented a letter from r~r. Harold D. Briley, of Briley, 'aId & Associates, Consulting Engineers, recolrnnending that the low bid for Expansion of Clearwater East & Marina Station Sewage Treatment Plant Facilities, received from Chilton Construction Company of Dunedin be accepted. Commissioner Smith moved as recommended by Briley, Wild & Associates, Consulting Engineers, concurred in by the City Manager and Asst. Purchasing Agent that the contract for Expansion of Clearwater East & Marina Station Sewage Treatment Plant Facilities be awarded to Chilton Con- struction Co., for the amount of :;t220,152 which is the lowest and best responsible bid and that the appropriate officials be authorized to execute said contract which shall be in accordance with plans and specifications and bid. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Turner and carried unanimously. The City Manager presented request for approval of plat of Morningside Estates, Unit 1 in Section 19-29-16. Commissioner Turner moved that the plat for Morningside Estates, Unit 1, be approved and that the proper officials be authorized to execute it. ~Iotion was seconded by Commissioner Smith and carried unanimously. The City Manager read a resolution which was duly adopted by the Clearwater Bar Association at its meeting of August 5, 1963 commending the City's efforts to solve problems in race relations. CommiSSioner Smith moved to recognize and accept this resolution. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Turner and carried unanimously. ~,'.~"..... ~"'.~." ..~~ .'. ',,'r. ,f'~,I"" ~'.':"'... ~~_,',~...'.p''':*,.. ."..,:. .....- . '" '^'~: '--..-..,.... .... ,.'...-....,. ,.. ~.,,&... " .., "',".~ '....~~.t~.. :: ':;'. , " .......::":,~ ,I..'":~~~~''.':.''' '; ~~ f.. ..~:.-~/ I .!J..- / f., 2. CI'!'Y Cmli'~ISSIOt\ r.1EE'!'lNG August 19, 1963 Commissioner Smith recommended varying from the aeenda to hear a group of garbage and refuse collectors who were present at the meeting. By consent the Comrnission agreed to this. Mr. John C. Barkman, refuse truck driver, spokesman for the group of garbage collectors stated the grievances of the men. A mass walkout took place at 7:00 A.M., Saturday, August 17th. The Actin~ Nayor advised the men that they should have gone through the proper channels \d th the ir complaints and if no satisfaction was received then they could have 'tJritten to the Commission. Commissioner Turner stated that this was entirely out of the jurisdiction of the Cownission and was strictly an administrative n~tter. Commissioner Turner moved that the matter be referred back to the City ;~anager and the rroper channels. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Smith and carried unanimously. Nr. Joseph Fletcher, president of the Resort Association spoke ree;arding his meetin~ on July 25th with the Greater Clearwater Chamber of Commerce Board of Gov- ernors. He mailed a letter to each Commissioner giving his co~ents at the meeting and wondered if the Commission had any questions regarding the matter. The Acting r.1ayor reported a meeting was rlanned vJith the Chamber of Commerce Board of Governors after the Mayor returned from vacation. The City Attorney presented for an::roval the following storm and sanitary sewer easements: one from Edwin H. Kitchen for Lot 2, Sunset Highlands, Uni t 2; and one from North Point Corporation in Lot 15, Block C, Lot 21 Block D, Lots 15, 16 & 20 Block H and Lots 1, 2, 21 & 22 Block I, Sunset Lake Estates Unit 3. Commissioner Smith moved to accept the easements as outlined by the City Attorney and the proper officials be authorized to record them. j-.1.otion was seconded by Commissioner Turner and carried unanimously. The City Attorney presented for acceptance right-of-way deed from Con1eta, Inc. for portion of Betty Lane, beir;g the Easterly 15 feet of the South 100 feet of the East 75 feet of Lot 9, F. E. Hanousek's Subdivision. Com11issioner Smith moved to accept the deed as outlined by the City Attorney and that the proper officials be authorized to record it. I,lotion was seconded by Corrmlissioner rfurner and carried . unanimously. Resolution #63-$8 was presented dedicating portion of Betty Lane ri~ht-of-way being the Easterly 15 feet of the South 100 feet of the East 75 feet of Lot 9, F. E. Hanousek's Sub di vision. Commissioner Turner moved t hat Resolution #63-aS be adopted and the proper officials be authorized to execute it. Motion was seconded by Com- missioner Smith and carried unanimously. Resolution ~'63-89 was presented authorizing rayment of $~5,6l2.20 to Briley, Wild fA. Assoc iates, Consultir.~ En€;in eers, from Construct ion 1'rust Fund, Utility Revenue Cer- tificates, Series of 19D2, for services during construction of Clearwater East Inter- ceptor, Kursery Road \:iater Project and lSi62 water and s ewer project. Corrunissioner Smith moved Resolution #63-$9 be adopted and that the proper officials be authorized to execute it. i~otion was seconded by Commissioner Turner and carried unanimously. Resolution #63-90 was presented authorizing payment of ~4,100.04 to Briley, Wild &. Associates, Consultin~ Engineers, from Construction Trust Fund, Utility Revenue Cer- tificates, Series of 19D2 for services during construction of Clearwater East Inter- ceptor. Commissioner Smith moved Resolution l63-90 be adopted ard the proper officials be authorized to execute it. l~otion was seconded by Commissioner Turner and carried unanimously. Resolution ir63-91 was presented authorizir.g payment of ~1,7l3.70 to Briley, '\vild &. Associates, Consulting Engineers, from Construction Trust Fund, Incinerator Revenue Bonds, Series of 1963, for services during construction of ClearvJater Incinerator. Commissioner Turner moved Resolution #63-91 be adopted and the proper officials be authorized to execute it. ~~otion was seconded by Commissioner Smith and carried unan- imously. Resolution 1163 -92 was I,resented au thorizir~ g p ayrnent of Trustee's fee of $88.47 to Bank of Clear\~ater from Construction Trust Fund, Utilities Tax Improvement Certificates, Series of 1959. Commissioner Smith moved Resolution #63-92 be adopted and the proper officials be authorized to execute it. Notion ~as seconded by Commissioner Turner and carried unanimously. Resolution #63-93 was presented authorizing the vacation of portion of Pierce St. right-of-way adja~ent to Lots 3 & 4, Block F, Hibiscus Gardens. Commissioner Turner moved Resolution #63-93 be adopted and the appropriate officials be authorized to exe- cute it and that quit claim deed to this property be properly executed by the proper City officials to Knight & Hoskinson, abutting property owners. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Smith and carri ed unanimously. Resolution #63-94 was presented authorizing vacation of portion of utility ease- ment through Lot 21, Block D Sunset Lake Estates Unit 3 owned by George C. Oviatt. The City Manager explained the property owner had agreed to pay for relocating a sewer line which was under a corner of a house now under construction. Commissioner Turner moved that Resolution #63-94 be adopted and the appropriate officials be author- ized to execute it and that this Resolution will become effective upon the deliverance to the City of a release of any claim that may be presen~now or in the future as a result of the relocation of the sewer in this location. Motion was seconded by Com- missioner Smith and carried unanimously. '", '." ";".."", . . ~;~"'-IJl~~I:'Vt'\.....~....~,~ __ ~'::. ~i~~~'~~;~; : ..' .~, \ ;.:::,,!\ . .~/7',:': 3. CITY COi,;M ISS lOt, jljEETING August 19, 1963 The City Attorney read in full on its first reading Ordinance #982 annexing portion of Sec. 20-29-16 (L. Cole); pt. 24-29-15 (Sever); pt. 19-29-16 (Blackburn) pt. tracts A & B Raplat Blocks 1 thru 19 of r~aryrnont (pt. City Airport); pt. 7- 29-16 (City sanitary fill). COlrunissioner ~urner movud Ordinance #982 be passed on its first reading. ;.lotion was seconded by Commissionor Smith and carr ied unanimously. Commissioner Smith moved Ordinance 11982 be cons idered on its second reading by ti tle only wi th the unanimous consent of til e Commission. Notion was seconded by Commissioner Turner and carried unanimously. The Ordinance was read by title only. Commissioner Turner moved Ordinance ~982 be rassed on its second readin~ by title only. Notion was seconded by Commissioner Smith and carried unanimously. Commissioner Turner moved Ordina~ce #9$2 be read and considered on its third and final reading at this meeting of the Commission with the unanimous consent of the Commission. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Smith and carried unanimously. The Ordinance was read in full. Corrunissioner Smith moved Ordinanc e ;/982 be passed on its third and final reading and adopted and that the proper officials be author- ized to execute it. I-lotion was seconded by Commissioner Turner and carried unani- mously. .rhe City Attorney read in rull on its first reading Ordinance # 983 intent to annex Lot 4 Blk. H Oak Acres i\.ddn. Unit I, Lot 18 Block F Sunny Park Groves and Lot 3 and East ~ of Lot 2 Boylan's Subd. 1st Addn. Commissioner Smith moved Ordinance 11-983 be passed on its first reading. l;iotion was seconded by Commissioner Turner and carried unanimous 1y. Commissioner Smith moved Ordinanc e l1ge3 be considered on its second reading by title only with the unanimous consent or the Co~~ission. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Turner and carried unanimously. The Ordinance was read by title only. Commissioner Turner moved Ordinance ,/983 be passed on its second reading by title only. Motion \'I}as seconded by Commissiom r Smith and carried unanimously. Commissioner Smith moved Ordinance 1/9S3 be read and considered on its third and final reading at this meeting of' the Commission with the unanimous consent of the Commission. 11'/.otion was seconded by Commissioner Turner and carried unanimously. The Ordinance was read in full. Commissioner Smith moved Ordinance #983 be passed on its third and final reading and adopted and that the proper officials be authorized to execute it. I.'iotion was seconded by Com:nissioner Il'urner and carrie d unanimously. Resolution #63-95 was rresented requiring 82 property owners to clean their lots o:f -weeds and undergrowth. Commissioner Smitn{Tloved Resolution /,'63-95 be approved and the proper officials be a uthorized to execute it. I.lot ion was seconded by Commissioner Turner and carried unanimously. Commissioner Smith moved Lhat the minutes of the regular meetin~ of August 5th and the special meeting of August 6th, 1963 be approved as recorded and as submitted in -written summation by the Clerk to each Commissioner, subject to the approval of Mayor Weatherly and Commissioner Fields. ~otion was seconded by Commissioner Turner and carried unanimously. Commissioner Turner suggested a resolution be drawn expressing appreciation to Mayor Lewis Cutrer and the City officials of Houston, Texas, for their hospitality at the American I'iunicipal Congress meeting; on August 10th to 14th, 1963. Commissioner Turner moved Resolution #63-96 be adopted and the proper orficials be authorized to e:xecu te it. I'lotion was seconded by Commissioner Srni th and carried unanimously. Commissioner Insco commented on the award given, at the American Bar Association meeting in Chicago, to Judge Owen W. Allbritton, III, for outstanding accomplishment in trafric court procedures and administration. He suggested a resolution be drawn commending the work of the court and that material on the award be sent to the Florida League of Municipalities for publication. Commissioner Smith moved Resolution #63-97 be adopted and t he proper orficials be authorized to execute it. i;Iotion was seconded by Commissioner Turner and carried unanimously. The City I-ianager reported t m t t he Senior Citizens b.1ilding; at Court Street and Prospect was ready for occupancy and the keys will be turned over to the group on August 20th. The City Commission now adjourned as the City Commission and acting as Trustees of the Pension Fund heard letters read from the Advisory Committee of the Pension Fund recommending that Robert J. Early, laborer, Public Works Dept., Street Division; Joseph B. Haney, Serviceman I, Utility Dept. and James A. Sanders, Laborer, Parks & Recreation Dept. Parks Division be admitted to the Pension Plan. Commissioner Smith moved that the employees named be a ccepted in the Pension Plan. I,lotion was seconded by Commission- er Turner and carried unanimously. A letter from the Advisory Committee of the Pension Fund was read recommending that Mamie Horne, common law widow of Dewey Horne, receive a widow's pension of $~18.56 per month, effective August 1, 1962, this pension will be paid for 5 years , ',I . ......,... , ' . ~ '. .. ". . ~'. ... ,. ,. ". '-..~ . p ',.., .', ,,'.'., . :~~..,"':.--~j,:''1':,\';'. . _~', ~ .'" ,~:L~\' I~, t' . ~ ~ . ...,.... '(.,' "", ! ,t: ,. ,'r,;" ," ''f'l ~ ...;:: f. .l ;",1 '....'~...; '. t~....:~: ~ ~:. ..1:, ~: ',""J ' ,\)~~' .i" ~{~" ,::"':'::';'\;:::~1i'i:'~;' ~TI#~f;;;";;;~'~';{;;;~i'('; ~ ,;y;if',::.::",, ';,:)h~'L~ .>>,:':":'~,<;:\<~~ :,/~/,~(:,;; .' ;,ii,}: ':::::'~~,,~i:<;; ; .,; ,:~i: ,;/~)~,,:j" ;:;:.\>: ',),!" 'i." ,. " . '.' ":".,,,,,;,;?,,,,,;,;.'?\'.;:,, ,) ,::f: ::;:;;, ..:;"" : ",;', "."",:~',rc" ;;i "" '<"/,\~;'>"'l'... 'A j.;;t,;; ,::,:,:>,":., '.... '4 " . . ,"~ '. ",,c:' '::>:":(X~l ','; :,,; '/, :~::,,', ",,"OT'!'Y'; COMMISSION 14EE'I'~G' ;" "'" >':f''',::,.,:,,'';::,' ", ..' . August 19 J 1963 . ":'.,::,'/;;: "v. '. ,.", '.. " "., ~\: ;'::, ,A ,':t l1ereafter one-half of said pension or $S9.2S per month, until sa!d.w-l ."';:" ..J.es. Conun!ssioner Turner moved the perls.1ort be approved as. ,:..- :.3_4" o;i,<'i:';"";'M .+01 ^'" was seconded by Commissioner Smith and ca~ied unanimously. :'"::': ." :'.f,,( :;,,;~"7';/,f :" n. i ,'" ;",':>, >::'!:;,:" , .' ';: 'l ~~; iFX'r;i,,~;,,: '." . There being no further business the meet;il1g adjourned at 3 ;30 P.M. : c\,;;{ , ';i',,; ",. :i>'~>f\,,~0L, " ,:,~:!': ~~..;;' .."'::;,"?, ". 'o' . "; 'i~ >:":.>,' ::,:'," . ',' '<y ;;,~" , / ;: ", ii:;" !""U<;,;,:,':' ."..<:',"",:<'),),,\:,i..',;'>< 'i~;.~:';:',. r ~, d.~ ~, 'rj L .- , A_ v. ~:,."!':" ,'-':'.' 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Invocation Introductions Minutes of Preceding Meetings Public Hearings Reports from City Manager Reports from City Attorney Citizens to be Heard Other Commission Action Adjournment Meeting Pension Plan Trustees Public Hearin~s 1. Brightwater Drive - Paving & Drainage Reports from City Mana~er 2. Bids. Police Uniform Coats 3. Bids, ~ater Meter Couplings 3-a Bids, Expansion-C, East ~Mar1na Plants 4. Approval of Plat - Mornings1de Estates 5. Resolution - Clearwater Bar Association 6. Other Engineering Matters 7. Verbal Reports and Other Pending Matters Reports from Ci~ Attorne~ 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. Acceptance of Easements - Sunset Highlands &:. Sunset Lake Acceptance of RjW Deed - Betty Lane Resolution Dedicating R/W - Betty Lane Resolutions - Payments to Briley, Wild Resolution - Payment of Trastee's Fee - Utilities Tax ]mprovement CertiCicates Series of 1959 Resolution - Vacation of Portion R/W - Adjacent Lots 3 &~, Block F, Hibiscus Gardens Resolution - Vacation Portion of Easement Sunset Lake Estates Ordinance 11982 - Annexation of Portion of Sec.20-29-l6 (Cole), Sec.24-29-15 (School Property), Sec.19-29-16 (Blackburn), Tracts ~ & B of Rep1at of ~arymont (Portion Airpark) ~ Sec. 7-29-16 (Sanitary Fill) Ordinance #983 - lntent to Annex Lot 4, Block a, Oak Acr.es Add" Unit I (Blackburn), Lot 18, Block F, Sunny Park Groves (1 & E Build- ers, Inc,) and Lot 3 and E i of Lot 2, Boy- lan's Sub., 1st Add. (Murphy) Lot Mowing Resolution 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. --------~----------------~---------------------~~----------------~-----~-------~- July 29, 1963 As Trustees of the City of Clearwater Employees' Pension Fund, you are hereby notified that Robert J. Early, laborer, Public Works Dept. St. 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 Jan. 22, 1963. He is under 45 years of age (birthdate Oct. 31, 1941) and meets the requirements of our Civil Service. It is hereby recommended by the Advisory Committee that he be accepted into Very, traly yours, Advisory Committee of The Employees' Pension Fund /s/ Paul Kane, Chairman /.s/. Edwin Blanton /s/ Helen Peters mem ber sh ip. Honorable City Commission Clearwater, Florida Gentlemen: --~-------~--------------~------------------------~--------------------~---------------- Honorable City Commission Cle arwater~ Florida Gentlemen: Aug. 8, 1963 As Trustees of the City of Clearwater Employees' Pension Fund, you are hereby notified that Jos eph B. Han ey, Serviceman I, Utile Dept., has been duly exa.mined 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 Jan,2, 1963. He is under 45 years of age (birthdate Jan. 1, 1933) and meets the requirements of our Civil Service. It is hereby recommended by the Advisory ... : ' " i: .. ~ ' 'j,': ' Committee that he be accepted into Very truly yours, Advisory Committee of 'I'he Employees' Pension Fund /s! Paul Kane, Chairman Is/ Edwin Blanton IS) Helen Peters membersh ip. ''- ' . ".',' ~ .. ' .' . .. (~------~~~~-----~~~~-~~--~-----------------~-~-----~--~--------------~~--~-----._------ . ...~, " . ',. " I \ ' . :/. . :;,', ..,.,::.,~~..~.,..... h,.,... ..,'.f ~ ,....~....:,..:-, ,":':".'" "" "" : '. ..,... ~. l;...,,'~....'....-...l'r.......~''''!'I'r'~'.....~I'n....:-.....:'N;A~.~'l.~;;;;'n.''IPrl.r'lJ,~:''":-"'":"'... ~;"~' .:." .' CITY C OMM ISS ION 14EE'J.' DJ G August 19, 1963 --------------------~--------------~---------------~----------------~---------- July 29, 1963 Honorable City Commission Clearwater, Florida Gentlemen: As Trustees of the City of Clearwater Employees' Pension Fund, you are hereby notified that James A Sanders, Laborer, Parks & Rec. Dept., Parks Div., has been duly examined by a local Phy:sician and designated by him as a "First Class" ri sk . The above employee began his service with the City of Clearwater on Jan. 7, 1963. He is under 45 years of age (birthdate June 10, 1930) and meets the requirements of our Civil Service. It is hereby recommended by the Advisory Committee that he be accepted into mem- 'bership. Very truly yours, Advisory Committee of The Employees' Pension Fund /s/ Paul Kane, Chairman /5/ Edwin Blanton /s/ Helen Peters -~------------~------------------------~-------~--------------------~---------- Honorable City Commissioners Clearwater, Florida Gen tlernen: Clearwater, Florida August 8, 1963 As Trustees of the City of Clearwater Employees' Pension Fund, you are hereby notified that in view of the attached evidence from I'lamie Horne, C01Dlllon Law widow of Dewey Horne, deceased, the Advisory Committee recommends that she be gi ven t he widow's Pension in accordance with Section (7), amendment passed in 1955. Dewey Horne started to work with the City on Dec. 29, 1943 and ~as employed for nineteen years and seven months before his death. His widow is entitled to a pension of $11$.56 per month, effective Aug. 1, 1962. This pension will be paid for five years and thereafter ore-half of said rension or $59.2$ per month until said widow remarries. RESPECTFULLY SUBMITTED, ADVISORY CQ1.1,lITTEE of the City Employees' Pension Fund Is/ Paul Kane, Chairman Is/ Edwin Blan ton /5/ Helen Peters I hereby certify the above dates ar.d calculations to be correct according to the records of this office. /5/ Kenneth McCreary, Finance Director --------------------------------------------------------------------------------- PETITION We, the undersigned pro~erty o~ners and interested parties along and adjacent to Brightwater Drive, Clearwater, Florida, object to the widening, resurfacing, curbs and drainage as proposed by the City of Clearwater and to be heard at public hearing on the 19th day of August, 1963, at 1:30 P.M. O'clock at City Hall, as per notice heretofore given by the City. We do, however, desire and hereby request the City of Clearwater to resurface the street at its present width and to install the proper drainage in said street where needed, and the cost o~ resurfacing and drainage be paid for by the City of Clearwater. Brightwater Drive is rough and uneven and does hold water for short periods of time; but which can be eliminated without changing the present grade level and with- out changing the width of said street. Respectfully submi~ted this 19th day of August, 1963. Signed by 23 persons ': '; , .I'~' .....'-.,l"-~l:'l~..# n f'A"'>!1""'~ j....":~,.."....,~""'~.)'-:.h..~.~J~-;,j.:!..:) .,;, ;,:r;v.;,f....~';::,..~~'i';.".:\'t'l ~ �� ► � CITX COP�fi�II�SIOIv' T�fE�TTiG August 19, 1963 The City Commission of the City of Clsarwater met in regular session at the City Hall, I�ionday, August 19, 1963 at 1;30 P.T�., with the followin� members present: Cleveland Insco Comraissioner �m,�s G. Smith Commissioner J�sEph K. Trzrner, Sr. Cor,�missioner absent : Robert L. V�Ieatherly Tfayor-Commissioner Herbert �t, rielas Gommissioner Also presen� were: James R. 3tewdrt City ivSanager Herbert ii. Bxown City Attorney t�1ax Battle Cit;� Engineer U�lillis Booth Police Chief Acting Tfayor C1eveland Insco called the meeting to order. The invocatian was given by the City Attorney, Commissioner Turner moved that Gommissioner Fields be excused from •this meetin�. T�totion w�s szconded bg Commissionsr Srnith and carried unanimous�.y. A puUlic hearing was annou nGed for Brightwater Drive widening, resurfacing, curbing and drainaoe from Hamden Drive east. �lex D. Finch, Attorney, presented a patition V�ith 23 signatures representing 30 different preperties and then listed seven points of objection. Upon reques�, ;:�•. Finch read tne petition which asked the City to pay resurfacing and drainage cost and thaL no widenir�g be don$a The Qit�r Engineer proposed to cha�gP the grade of the street at cer�ain in�ervals, and at those points put in catchbasins. He explain�d 6 easements would be needed for subdrain� He estimated total cost at �30,$$J�.SG wi�h the City�s share as yY7,577.5� leavin� .�23,307.00 assessable at �6.$5 per front foot. Com-nissioner Smith suQaesteci that the City pay for the curbs estimated at �1�,752,00. Acting i�iayor Insco recom� mended, since this would require a change of golicy, that the hearing be postponFd until the entire Commission is present. C�mmissioner Turner mo�rzd that this }�ublic hearing be adjourned to the next ragular meeting of the City Commission to wi1, Tuesday, September 3, 1963, at 1:30 P,P�1. P.�a�ion was seconded by Commissioner Smith and ca-rried unanimously. The City i�fanager recommended acceptir.g the low bid of I�iartins Unifo�•ms, Tampa, for 64 Uniform Coats for tPe P�lice Department. Co�nmissioner Turner mo�ed upon the joint recommendation of the Police Chief arld Asst. Furchasir� Agent concurred in by the C�ty ilana�er that the contract far 64 Uniform Coats for Police Department be awarded to i��Iartins Uniforms, for tne amount of �2,$1�$.00 which is the lowest and best responsible '�i3 and that the appropriate officials be authorized to execute said contract which shall be in accordance with the plans and specifications and bid. Nlotion was sEconded by Commissioner Smith and carried unanimouslv. The City �Zanager recomm2nded acceptir.g the low bid of Farnan Brass T^lorks Co, , Cletre3and, Ohio, for water meter couplings for Utilities Department, Ttiater �ivision. Commissioner Turner moved upon the joint recommendation of the Utilit�es �Sanager, P7ater Superintenden� an�a Assistant Purchasing Agent concurred in b5r the City Piana;er that the con�ract for 1y000 sets 3/4" and 50 sets 1�� water meter couplings be awarded to Farnan Brass TNorks Cr�, for the sum of w1,251.00, 2�o discount, which is the lowest and best r�sponsible bid ar.d tnat the appropriate off?cials 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 unanirnously. The City I�;anager presented a letter from P�fr. Harold D. Briley , r,f Briley, titTild & Associates, Consulting EnginPers, recommending that the low bid for Expansion of Clearwater East & P�Iarina Station Sewage Treatment Plant FaciliLies, received f.rom Cnilton Constraction Company of Dunedin be accepted. C�mmissioner 5mith moved as recommended 'by Briley, i�7i1d Rc Associates, Consulting Engineers, concurred in b� the City Manager and �sst. Purchasing Agent that the contract f or Expansion of Clearwater East & i�iarina Station Sewage Treatment Plant Facilities be �warded to ChilLon Con- struction Co., for the amount of �220,152 wl�ich is the lowest and best responsi�le bid and that Lhe appropriate officials be auth�rized to execute said �ontract which shall be in accordance with plans and sgecifications and bid, iuTotion was seconded by C�mmissioner Turner and carried unanYmously. The Ci�y i��anager presented request for approval of plat of I�iorninbside Estates, Unit 1 in Seation 19-29-1b. Gommissioner Turner moved thai; the plat for b�orningside Estates, Unit 1, be approved and that the groper officials be authorized to execute i1:. i�iotion was seconded by Commissioner Smith and carried unanimously. The City I��Ianaoer read a resolution iahich was duly adopted by the Clearwater Bar Association at its meeting of A�s,gust 5, 1963 co,:imending the City�s efforts to solve problems in race relations. Commi�sioner Smith: moved to recognize and a�cept this resolution. Tiotion was seconded by Gommissioner `rurner and carried unanimously. ■ s E, 2. Ct2'Y CO,�iI3ST0I� ��.LETING Au�ust 19, 1963 Commissioner Smith recommended varying irom �he a�snda to l�ear a group o.� garbage and refuse collec�ors who were gresant at the meeting. $y consent the Commission agreed to this. � :�:r. Jolan C. Barkman, refuse truck driver, spokesman for the hroup of �arbage collectors stated the grievanca_s of the men. 9 mass svallcout �oolc place at �:00 `- A.M., Satur�ay, tlugust 1'7th. The 9cting Riaya� advised t17e men that they sl�ould have gone throu�h the �roper channels svith their complaints and if no sa�isfaction was received then the}T could have written to the Commission. Commissioner Turner stated that tiilis tiaas entirely out of the jurisdiction of the Commissian ar.d was strictly an administrative matter. Comtnissioner Turner moved that the matter be referred back to the City ;Zana�er and Ghe �roper channels, %Zotion wa� seconded by Commissioner 5mith and carried unania�ously. i�Ir. Jose�h Fletcher, �resident of the Resort Association spoke re�arding his meeting on July 25th with the Greater Clearwater Chamber of Commerce Board of Gov- ernors. He mailed a letter to each Commissioner giving ha.s cor.unents at �he meeting ar,d wondered if the Commission had any quesi:ions regarding the rr,atter. `l'he Actxn�; Mayor reported a meeting was glanned with the Chamber of Conunerce Board of Governors after the ifayor returned from vacation. The City Attorne3T preser.ted for approval the f'ollowing storm and sanitary sewer easements: one iror� Edwin H. Kitchen for Lot 2, Sunset Highlands, Unit 2; and one from North Point Corporatior_ in Zot 15, Block C, Lot 21 Block D, Lots 15, 16 & 20 Block H and Lots l, 2, 21 fiC 22 Block I, Sunset Lake Estates IInit 3, Commissioner Smith moved to accegt the easemer.ts as outlined by the City Attorney and the proper officials be authorized to record them. Nfotion was seconded by Commissioner Turnsr and carried unanimously. The City Attorney presented f or acceptance right-of -way deed i'rom Conleta, Inc. for portion of Betty Zane, beirg tnE Easterlp 15 feet of the South 100 feet of the East 75 feet of Lot 9, F. E, Hanousek�s Subdivision. Cor�nnissioner Smith moyed to accept the deed as outlined by the City Attorney and that the proper officials be authori^ed to r ecord it. :�Iotion was seconded by Commissioner Turner and carried -unanimously. Resolution �63-$$ was presented dedi�ating portion of Betty Lane right-of-*r�ay being the Easteriy 15 feet of the South 100 feet of the East 75 feet of Lot �, F. E. Hanousek�s Sub divisior, Commissioner Turner mov ed that Resolution rr63-$$ be adopted and the proper officidls be authorized to execute it. A�otion was seconded by Com- r�issioner Smit'r� and carried unanimous]� . Resolution �`63-�9 was �resented authorizing payment of �5,612.20 to Briley, 4vi1d £c �ssociates, Consultir.g �ngineers, fr�m Construction Trust Fund, Utilit}= Revenue Cer- tificates, Series of 1962, for servicps during construction of Clearwater East Inter- ceptor, I�ursery Rcad �:ater Project and 1y62 water and sewer project. Commissioner Smith moved Resolutioxi �63-�9 be adopted and t hat the proper off icials be authorized to execute it. '+iotion was seconded b} Commissioner Tw�ner and carried unanimously. Resolution ;�63-90 was presented authorizing �ayment of �y1�,1�0.01�. to Briley, 6+Tild & Associates, Consulting Enoineers, frorr� Construction Trust Fund, Utility Revenue Cer- tificates, Series of 1962 for services during constructior. of Clearwater East Intsr- ce�tor. Commissior_er Smith mo�ed Resolution �j'63-;�0 be adopted and the proper officials be authorized to execute it. ilotion was seconded by Commissioner Turner and carried unanimously. Rasa?ution #�63-g1 was Fresented autrorizir.g payment of �1,713.�0 to Briley, S�7ild & r�ssociates, Consulting Engineers, from Cor_struction Trust Fund, Incinera4or Revenue Bonds, Series of 1963, for services during construction of Clearvaater Incin�rator. Commissioner ^lurner moved Resolu.tion ��-'63-g1 be adopted and th� proper officials be authorized to execute it. i;otion was seconded by Commissioner Smith and carried unan- imously. Resolution ;�63-92 vlas presented authorizir.g payment oi TrusteeTs fee of �$$.i�7 to Bank of Cleartvater f'rom Construction Trust Fund, Utilities Tax Improv�men� Certificates, Series of 1959. Commissioner Smith moved Resolution �r63-a2 be adopted and tYie proper officials be authorized to exe�ute it. P.lotion was seconded by Cammissioner Zurner and carried unanimously. Resolution n63-93 was �resented authorizing tl�e vacation o�' �ortion of Pierae St. right-of-way adjacent to Lots 3& 4, Block F, Hibiscus Gardens* Commissioner Turner moved Resolution r63-93 be adopted and th e appropriate officials be authorized to exe- cute it and that quit claim deed to -�his propert� be properly executed. by the proper City officials to Kni;ht &: Hoskinson, abutting property owners. Nlotion was seconded by Commissioner S�ith ana carried unanimously. Resolution �63-g4 was presented authorizing vacation oi portion of utili�y ease- ment through Lot 21, Block D Sunset Lake Estates tJnit 3 owned by George C. t�viatt. The �ity ��:anager explained the property owner had agreed to pay for relocating a sewer line which was under a corner of a house now under construction. Commissioner Turner moveci that Resolution rr63-91� be adopted and the appropriate officials be author- ized to execute it and tnat this Resolution will become e£fective upon the deliverance to the City of a release of any claim that nsay 'ae presente4now or in the �uture as a result of the relocation of the sewer in this loca�ion. Trotion was seconded by Com- missioner Smith and: carried unanimously. 3. CITY COi�d+iI�STE)t� i+,EETIfuG Au�ust 19, 1963 7'he City At�orney read in full on its first readirr Ordinance �9$2 annexing por�ion of Sec. 2U-29-16 (L. Cole); p�. 2l�-2�-15 (Sever�; pt. 19-29-Z6 (Blackburn) p�. tracts A Sc B Heplat Blocks 1 thru 19 of I�iarymont (pt. City Airlport); pt. 7- 29-16 (City sanitary fill). Comrnissioner Turner moved Ordinance �g$2 be passed on its first reading. �•Iotion v�as seconded by Comrnissioner Smith and carried unanimously. C�mmissioner Smith moved Ord.inance �g$2 be considered on its second reading by i;itle only v�ith the unanimous consent of the Commission. i�iotion ��as seconded �y Commissioner Z'urn�r anrl carried unanimously. The prdir,ance was read by title only. Commissioner Turner moved Ordinanc� T�9$2 be gassed on its second readin� by title only. T�Fotion was seconded by Commissioner Smith and carriE� unaniraously. Commissior.er Turner moved Ordinar_ce m9$2 be read and cor.sidered on its thir3 and final reacling a� this meetir.F of the Corr,.mission with the unanimous consent of �he rommission. i�•lotion was seconded by Commissioner Smith and carrie d unanimously. `i'he Ordinance was read in full. Commissioner Smith moved Ordinance #f9$2 be passed on its third and f in a1 reading and adopted and t h3t the �roper officials be author- ized to execute it. ,�iotion was seconded by Commissioner Turner ar.�i carried unani- mously. 'Phe City Attorney read in full on its first readir.g Ordinance r 9$3 intent to annex Lot l�1Blk. H Oak Acres Hddn. Unit T., Lot 1$ Block F Sunny Par.k Groves and Lot 3 and East � of Lot 2 Boylan�s Bubd, lst Addn. Commissioner Smith moved Ordinance ir9�%3 be passed on its first reading. I�;otion �vas seconded by Co�issioner Turner ar_d carried unanimously. Cornmissioner Smith moved Ordinance ��&3 be considered on its second reading by i;itle only with the unanimous cansent of the Commission. ��otion was seconded by Gommissioner Turner and carried unanimously. The Ordira nce was read by title only. Com*ni�sioner Turner moved Ordinance �t9�3 be passed on itis second reading by titl� only , T�;otion was seconded oy Cottunissiorr�r Smith �nd carried unanimously. Commissioner Srnith moved Ordinance xr9$3 be read and consi�'ered on its th ird and final reading at this meetin,� of the Commission with the unanimous consent of Lhe Commission. i�iotion was seconded by Corrnnissioner Tu: ner and carried unanimously. The Ordinance was read in full. Commissioner 5mith moved Ordinance �9$3 be passed on its third and final reading and adopted and th3t the proper officials be authorized to ex�cute it. P�otion was seconded by Gomnissioner ^lurner and carried �.znanimously. �.esolution �63-95 was �;res�nted requirir:g �2 property oianers to clean tneir lots of t�eeds and undergrowth. Commissioner Smi�Y%rnoved Resolution 7;63-95 be approved and the proper of'ficials be authorized to execute ._t. T�Iotion was seconded by Commissioner Turner and carried unanimously. Commissioner Smith :noved �hat the minutes of t he reo lar meet�n� ��' xuo st 5th and the special meeti�� of Au�ust 6th, 1963 be approved as recorded and as subr,_itted in wri�ten summation by th2 Clerk to each Commissioner, subject to the approval of tiiayor t'leatherly and C��mi�sioner Fields. �iotion vaas seconded by Cor�nissioner Turner ana carried unani;nou:sly. Commissioner Turner suggested a resolution be drawn expressing appreciation to Mayor Lewis Cutrer and �ha City o�ficials of tiouston, Texas, for their hospitality at the �merican i�iun�eipal Congress meeting on augus� 10�h to 11�th, 1963. Co�mnissioner Turner moved Resolution �}53-g6 be adopted and 1:he proper officials be authorized to sxecute it. T�,otiun was seconded by Commissioner Smith ar.d carried unanimously. Commissioner Insco cor.�mented on the award given, at th� American B�r Association meeting in Chicago, to Judge Owen ?^T. A1lbritton, TTI, for outstanding accomplisnment in traffic court �roceaures and administration. He suggested a resolution be drawn commending the work of the court and that material on the award be sent to the Florida Leaoue of i�lunicipalities f or publication. Commissioner Smith moved Resolution �63-97 be adopted and the proper officials be authorized to execute it. ,.iotion was seconded by Commissioner Turner and carried unanimcusly. 7.'he City i•�anager reported t�t the Senior Citizens lxzilding at Court Street and Prospect was xeady fos� occupancy and the keys will he turned over to the group on August 20th. The City Commission no�r� a3journed as the City Commission an�' acting as Trustees of the Fension Fund heard lei;ters read from the Advisory Committee of the Pension Fund recommending that Robert J. Early, laborer, Public 4�Forks Dept., Street Division; Joseph B. Haney, Serviceman I, TJtility L�egt. and James A. Sanders, T,aborer, Pa•rlcs & Recr�ation Dept. Parks Division be admitted to the Fensicn Plan. Commissioner Smith moved tl�at tlle employees named be ar.cepted in the Pension Plan. T�Iotion was seconded by Commission- er Turner and carried unanimously. A letter �rom the Aavisory Committee of tne Pension Fund was read recommending that ti.amie Horne, common law widow of Dewey Horne, rece�ve a widow's pensibn of .jNll$.56 per month, effective August l, 1962, this pension tivill be gaid for 5 years �� I' ■r: '� ..... . 4. CITY COi�1��iIS5I01V T•�E�TTnG August 19, 1963 and thereafter one-half of said pension or $�59.2$ per month until sai.d widow remarries. Commissioner ^lurner moved the pension be approved as recouimended. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Smith and carr ied unanimously. There being no further business the meeting aajourned at 3;30 P.M. Attest: �, � �.�`. , _,. �/ Ci lerk � biay�r-Commissioner `` �-� `�!� c�a+. .^� �� p CIZ'Y C0:4MISSTOn1 PQEETII4G �iugust 19, 1g63 AGENDA Public Hearings Cl'`1'Y CO;•�'�I2SSION i��$ET1I�G AUGUS`P 19, 1963 1. Brightwater Drive - Paving & Drainabe i;3o P. �. Reports from Cit4 i�Iana,�er Tnvocation 2. Bids, Police Uniform Coats Tntroductions 3. Bids, Ulater ;�feter Couplings 3-a Bids, Expansion-C. East & Marina Plants I�inui:es of Freceding t�'feetings /�, Approval of Flat - i�orningside Estates 5. Hesolution - Clearwater Bar Association Publia Hearings b. Other EngineerinF i�iatters 7. Verbal Reports and Other Pendir.a P�Iatters Reports from City TFana�er � Reports from Ciiy Attorney fi.eports from City Attorney $. Acceptance of Easemen ts - Sunset Highlands Citizans to be Hearci F� Sunset Lake 9. �cceptance of R/ir7 Deed Betty Lane QthEr Commission Action 10. Resolution Dedicating R�?^7 - Betty Lana 11. Resolutions - Payments to Briley, Wild Adjournment; 12. Resolution - Payment of '1'rustee�s Fee - Utilities Tak Improvement Gerti£icates Meeting Pension Plan Trustees Series of 1959 13. Resolution - Vacation of Portion R/S4 - Adjacent Lots 3 Fc l�, Block F, Hibiscus Gardens 14. Hesolution - Vacation Fortion of Easemen t Sunset Lake Estates 15. Ordinance �9$2 - Annexation of Fortion of Sec.20-29-16 (Gole), Sec.24-20-15 (School Property), Sec.I9-29-16 (B�ackburnj, Tracts A 3c B of Replat of i�iar�mont (Portion Airpaxk_) 8c Sec.�-29-16 (5anitary Fill) 16, Ordinance �9$3 - Intent to Annex I,ot (�, Block H, Oak �lcres Add., Unit I(Blackburn), I,ot l�, Block F, Sunny Park sroves (T & E Build- ers, Inc. ) and Lot 3 ar,d E z of Lot 2s Boy- , lants Sub,, lst Add. (IZurphy) 1 j. Zot ;�;owing Resolution dulg z9, 1963 Honorable City Corunissio�i Clearwater, Florida Gentl.emen: As Trustees of the City of Clear�r�ater Employees' Pension rund, you are hereby not�iied that F�abert J. Early, laborer, Public 6aorks Dept. St. Div. has been duly examined by a local Fhysician and designated by him as a"First Class" risk. The above employee beoan his service with the CiLy of Clearwater on Jan. 22, 1963. He is under 1�5 year�s of age (birtl�date Oct. 31, 194�) and raeets t he requirements of our Civil Service. - It is lier.eby recomi:lended by zhe kdvisorv Committee that he be accepte� into membership. Very truly yours, �ndvisary Cocr,mittee of Ths Employeest Pens9,on Fund /s/ Faul Kan e, Chaixman /s/ Edwin Blanton /s/ Helen Peters �:ug. $, 1�63 Honorable �it�r Commission Clearwater, Florida GentlPmen: As `Prustees of the City of Clear�aater Emp2oyees' Pensi�n Fund, vou are hereb5r noti£ied that Joseph B. Han ey, Serviceman I, Util. Dept., has been duly examined lay a local Physician and desi�nated by him as a+�First Glass�r i•isk. The above ernployee began his service with the City of Clear�rater on Jan.2, 1o63e He is under 1�5 years of age (birtYidate Jan. 1, 19�3) and meets the requireMents of our Civil Service. It is hereby recommendsd by the Advisory Committee that he be accepted into men�bership� Very truly yours, Advisory Comrnittee of the E;nployees � Pension Fund /s/ Paul Kane, Chairman �s� Edwin Blanton �s� Helen Feters ,� � CITY COtiT�IISSION Ty1EETIP�G August lg, ].g63 July 29, 19�3 Honorable City Commission Clearwater, Florida Uentlemen: As Trustees of the City of Clear�+rater Employees' Pension Fund, you are hereby notified that James A Sanders, Zaborer# Parks 3c Rec. Dept., Parks Div., has been c�uly examined by a local Ph:y.sician and designated by hi.m as a"First Class�� risk. The above employee began his service with the City of Clearwater on Jan. 7, 1g63. He is under �.5 years of age (birttidate June 10, 1g30) and meets the requirements of our Civil Service. It is hereby recommerided by the Advisory Conm�i�tee that he be accepted into mem- bership. Very truly yours, Advisory Corrunittee of The Employeest Pens9.on Fund /s� Pai.�l Kane, Chairman �s/ Edwin Blanton �s/ Helen Feters Clearwater, Florida August $, 1963 Honorable CiLp Commissioners Cleartitiatier, k'Zori�a Gen clemen: 1�s Trustees of �he City of Clearwater Employees� Pension Fund, you are hereby notiiied that in view of the attached evidence from i;amie Horne, Cocffior� I,aw widow of Jewey Horne, deceased, the Advisor�r Committee recommends that she be given tr,e widow�s Pension in accardance with Section (7), amendment passed in �955. Dewey Horne started to �vork with the City on_ Dec. 29, 1943 and was employed for nineteen years and seven motiths before his death. His widow is antitled to a pension of �11$.5h per monih, effectiv� Au;. l, 1962. This per�sion will. be �aaid ior five years and thereafter or�-half of said xension or ��"59.2$ per month until said widow remaxries. Rr�SPECTFULLY SUBTdIITTED, ADVISCRY CO��sv7ITTEE of the City EmployeesT Pensio n Fund /s/ Paul Kan e, Clzai:rman /s/ Edwin Blan ton /s� Helen Peters I hereby certify the above dates ar,d calcula�ions to be correct accordir_g to the recorcls of this office. /s/ Kenneth McCreary, Finance Director P E T I T I O N �ti'e, the undersigned property ownars and in�terested parties along and adjacent to Brightwater Drive, Clearwater, Florida, ob�ect to the widening, resurfacing, curbs and drainage as proposed bg the Gity of Clearwater and to be 1-.eard at public hearing on the 19th day of August, 1963, at 1:30 P.M,. Otalock at City Hall, as per notice i:ereto.fore given Ly the City. We do, however, desire and 1lereby request the City of Clearwater to resurface the street at its present width and to install the proper drainage in said street iahsre needed, and the cost of resurfacing and drainage be paid for by the City of Clearwater. Brig:?twater Drive is rough and uneven and daes hold water for short periods of time; but which can be eliminated without changing the present grade level and with- out changing the width of said street. Respectfully submitted this 19th day of August, 1963. Signed bp 23 persons h �ta � �� ' , � �� , I , �