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cnlY CQI.IMISSlON MEE'l'ING
September 30, 1963
The City Commission or the City of Clearwater met in special session at the
City Hall, Nonday, September 30, 196), at l: 30 P .rJ1., with the f'o llowing members
present:
Mayor-Commissioner
Commissioner
Commissioner
Commissioner
Commissioner
Robert L. Weatherly
Cleveland Insco
Herbert n. Fields
Amos G. Smith
Joseph K. Turner, Sr.
Also present were:
James R. Stewart
Herbert M. Brown
Jack Wolle
Willis Booth
City Manager
City Attorney
Rep. Planning & Zoning Board
Police Chief'
The llllayor called the rneetin!~ to order. The invocati on was given by lvisgr.
Thomas Colreavy, St. Gecelia Catholic Church. The ~ayor announced the public
hearing to be held on zoning, and then turned the meeting over to the City
Attorney.
The City Attorney stat.ed that the conditions of' Ordinance 1/9$0 relating to
setting up the public hearing had been adhered to with the advertisement on
September 12, 1963, which is more than 15 days prior to the hearing; notices had
been mailed to owner of the subject property and owners within 200 feet of the
subject property as indicated on tile tax roll of Pinellas County, and the property
had been posted at least 5 days prior to the hearing.
Item ill was the request of Durlin Gardens Inc., plus the recommendation of
the PlanninG & Zoning Board that the East 745 feet of the S! of the NWt of the
SEk of Sec. 15, Twp. 29 S, R~e 15 E, be chan~ed ~rom H-IE (Sin~le Family) to
R-4 (I'.lulti-Family). There were no objections. The Clerk reported he did not
have any correspondence on the request. Ben Krentzman, Attorney, for the owner,
spoke in favor of' the request. Commissioner Insco moved that the reauest of
Durlin Gardens, plus the request of the Plannin~ Be Zonin~ Board for rezoning of
the above described pro perty be g;ranted and the pro fe r Cit y off icials be author-
ized to ef'fectuate the action of this Commission. Motion was seconded by
Commissioner Fields and carried unanimously.
Item t2 was the request of Nick Lembo, that Lot 1, Lembo Subdivision, be
changed from R-IE (Single Family) to R-2 (Duplex). The Planning Be Zoning Board
recommended denial. The Clerk reported he had no correspondence on the request.
Charles F. Barber, Attorney, represented hr. and Mrs. Nick Lembo and spoke in
favor of the request. E. Brannon Casler, Jr., Attorney, representing Mrs. Lillian
Gawthrop spoke in opposition to the request. Cownissioner Smith moved that on the
recommendation of' the Planning & Zoning Board the request of Nick Lembo for the
rezoning of Lot 1, Lembo Subdivision, be denied. f.10tion was seconded by
Commissioner Insco and carried unanimously.
Item #3 was the request of Albert L. Rogero, Trustee, that the West 330 feet
or N. 467 feet MOL of the SW~ of' the Nwk of the swi Sec. 18, Twp. 29 S, Rge. 16E,
be changed ~rom R-IE (Single Family) to B (Business). 'l'he Planning & Zoning Board
recomITtended approval. The Clerk reported he had no correspondence pertaining to
the request. William Gilkey, Attorney, representinG Albert Rogero, Trustee, spoke
in favor of the request. There were no objecti ons. Commissioner Insco moved
that the request of Albert L. Rogero, Trustee, for rezoning of the above described
property be granted and the proper City of'ficials be authorized to effectuate the
action of this Commission. r-1otion was seconded by Comnissioner Fields and
carried unanimously.
Item #4 was the request of John S. Taylor, Jr., that the following property
be changed :from R-4 (rJ!ulti-Family) to B (Business):
A. SE~ or SW~ less irregular parcel occUFied by Fleetwood Apartments
and less parcel on SE corner of S. Greenwood Avenue and Druid
Road occupied bv nursery, Sec. 15, Twp. 29 S, Rge. 15 E.
B. E~ of NE~ of KW! less school, Sec. 22, Twp. 29 S, R?e. l5E.
C. East 203 feet N01 of' Korth 310 feet NOL of' wi of' NEt; of NW~,
Sec. 22, Twp. 29 S, Rge. 15 E.
The Clerk stated he had no correspondence pertaining to the request. H. H. Baskin,
Sr., Attorney, representing John S. Taylor, Jr., explained the request and stated
that the lessee would pay the cost o~ drainage. The City would also acquire
Jeff'ords St. right-of-way without cost. The Planning & Zoning Board recommended
SG (Shopping Center) and FRS (Prof. & Related Service). There were no objectors
present. Mr. W. S. Holley, asked about the right-or-~ay for Grand Central St.
and spoke in favor of the application. Co~nission~r Fields moved that the request
o~ John S. Taylor, Jr., for rezonin~ of the above described property be granted
and the proper City officials be authorized to effectuate the action of this
Commission. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Turner and carried unanimously.
Item #5 was the request of F. John Mann that the S~ of wi o:f NW~ of SEt less
the North 230 reet thereof and less Druid Road right-of'-way, Sec. l3f Twp. 29 S,
Rge. 15 E, be changed from R-1E (Single Family) to R-4 (Multi-Family). The Plan-
ning & Zoning Board recommended approval. The Clerk did not have any correspondence
pertaining to the request. Robert J. NcDermott, Attorney, representing ~~r. and
Mrs. Mann stated they have a contract ~ith the Masonic group who wish to build a
new Masonic Temple. There were no objectors present. Commissioner Smith moved
that the request of' F. John Mann for rezoning of the above descriped property be
granted and the proper City officials be authorized to effectuate the action of
this Commission. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Fjelds and carried unanimously.
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September 30, 1963
Item #6 was the request of J. Rember~ Hill plus the Planning & Zoning Board
recommendation that Lots 10 to 16, incl~, Block D, Hibiscus Gardens, be changed
from R-2 (Duplex) to R-4 (~rolti-Family). Mr. S. J. Hendry, Realtor, represent-
ing Mr. Hill, spoke in favor of the request. The Clerk read a letter from James
A. Baxter, Attorney, representing Mrs. Myrtella ~lacNeal, owner of Lots 13 and
14, Blk D, Hibiscus Gardens who objected ~o her lots being changed, but did not
object to the other lots being rezoned. Commissioner Fields moved that the
request of J. Rembert Hill, plus the reconmendation of the Planning & Zoning
Board for rezoning of the above described property be granted and the proper
City officials be authorized to effectuate the action of this Commission.
Motion was seconded by Commissioner l'urner and carried unanimously.
Item #7 was the request of Kni~ht & ffoskinson Inc., that Blocks N Wand
X, Hibiscus Gardens, be changed from R-2 (Duplex) to R-4 (Multi-Family~. The
Planning & Zoning Board recommended approTa1. The Clerk did not have any
correspondence regarding this application. There ~ere no objectors present.
Commissioner Fields moved that the request of Knight & Hoskinson Inc., for
rezoning of the above described property be granted and the proper City
officials be authorized to effectuate the action of this Commission. Notion
was seconded by Commissioner Turner and carried unanimously.
Item #$ was the request of Nick Sa~onias & William Epps that the West 14
feet of Lot 14 and all of Lots 15 and 16, Block 25, Magnolia Park, be chan~ed
from R-2 (Duplex) to B (Business). The Planning and Zoning Board recommended
disapproval of this request. John Bonner, ~ttorney, represented the owners
and spoke in favor of the requested zonin~ chan~e. ~lsgr. T. Colreavy of St.
Cecelia Church stated he did not object to the chan~e. Carl Anderson, 805 Pine
St., objected to the zoning change. Mr. Geor3e Routh, Attorney, represented
Mr. F. Fhotiadis, owner of' the lot immediately to "the north spoke in favor of
the request. Commissioner Insco moved that the request of Kick Sagonias and
William Epps for the rezoning of the above described property be denied and
the proper City officials be authorized to effectuate the action of the Commission,
II/lotion was second ed by Commissioner Smith and carr ied unanimously.
Items #9 and 1C were the request of Wierth Improvement Co. Inc., and
Herbert C. Schwartz that Lots 153 and 154 Forrest Hill Estates, Unit ~ be
changed from R-lE (Single Family) to PRS (Prof. & Related Services.). The
Planning & Zoning Board recommended the request be denied. Donald O. McFarland,
Attorney, representing Wierth IrnprovClnent Co. Inc., stated that his client has
been unable to sell Lot 153 because of being zoned R-lE. Roland Fox, Attorney,
representing Herb~t C. Schwartz, stated ~hat his client had been unable to
sell the model home he had erected on Lot 154 but had a number of prospects
if the property could be used for professional services. The Clerk read a
letter from Wayland W. Moore, owner of Lo~ 147, Forrest Hill Estates, Unit 4,
objecting to the request. Commissioner Fields moved that the request of'
Wierth Improvement Co. Inc., and Herbert C. Schwartz for rezoning of the
above described property be granted and the proper City officials be author-
ized to effectuate the action of this Co~~ission. ~otion was seconded by
Commissioner Smith. Upon the vote bcin~ t-aken Cornrnissioners Insco, Fields,
Smith and Turner voted "Aye". I,layor Weatherly voted "No". Notion carried.
Item #11 was the request of Robert H. Reeder, that Lots 11, 12, 13 and
14, Highland Hill, be chan~ed from R-IE (Single Farnily) to R-4 (Multi-Family).
The Planning & Zoning Board recommenrted this request be denied. The Clerk
presented a petition of objection signed by approximately 50 property owners.
Robert Wilson, Attorney, representing Mr. and Mrs. Reeder, spoke in favor of
the request. Robert Tench, Attorney, represented the objectors, and spoke
in opposition. Commissioner Insco moved that the request of Robert H. Reeder,
for rezoning of the above described property to R-4 (~iulti-Family) be denied.
Motion was seconded by Commissioner Fields and carried unanimously.
The Clerk stated that he had objections to itetns 1112 and 13 and suggested
that they be considered together. Item #L2 was the request of Kenneth E. Brown,
that Lots 15, 16 and 17, Block 24, I,1arymont, be chan9;ed from R-4 (I'lulti-Family)
to B (Business). Item #13 was the recommendation of the Planning & Zoning
Board, that Lots 13 thru 2~, Block 24, Narymont, be changed from R-4 (Multi-
Family) to PRS (Prof. & Related Services). The Clerk read a petition in
opposition to the requests for items 12 and 13, signed by 49 property owners.
The Clerk also read letters of objection rrom Anton Nelson and Gordon P.
Panabaker. The Clerk also read a let~er in favor of the items from Mr. and
Mrs. R. J. Henderson. Roland Fox, Attorney, representing Ii1r. Brown spoke in
favor of Item #12. Mr. Donald Cochran, owner of Lot on the SE corner of Drew
St. & Comet Ave. objected to B(Business) but not to PRS (Prof. & Related
Services.) Malcolm P. Black, representin~ the residents of Iljarymont spoke in
opposition. It was decided to consider It-em 12, the request for B (Business)
zoning first. Commissioner Insco moved that the request of Kenneth E. Brown
for rezoning to B (Business) of Lots 15, L6, 17, Block 24, Marymont be denied.
Motion was seconded by Commissioner Smith and carried unanimously.
Those speaking in favor of FRS (Prof. & Related Services) zoning for Item
#13, included Mrs. Blanche Hicks, John Chestnut and Jerry Jannelli. Gilbert
Coe and Mrs. Isabelle Rittenhouse spoke in opposition. Commissioner Fields
moved that the recommendations of the Planning & Zoning Board for rezoning Lots
13 thru 24, Block 24 Marymont to PRS (Pror. & Related Services) be granted and
the proper City officials be authorized to effectuate the action of this
Commission. lvIotion was seconded by Commis sioner Turner. Upon the vote being
taken Mayor Weatherly, Commissioner s Field s and Turner voted "Aye ft. Commission-
ers Smith and Insco voted "!-Jolt. The Clerk '6 office was instructed to immediately
determine the percentage of property owners within 500 feet represented on the
petition of objection and report back. The City Manager reported that a survey
indicated there were 154 lots involved within 500 feet, and that 5~ lots were
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CITY COr~ISSION MEETI~G
September 30, 1963
represented by the figures on the petitions opposing both the request and the
recommendaUon of the Planning & Zoning Board which indicated that slightly
more than 30% of the lots objected. The City Attorney stated the law required
a favorable vote of three-fourths of the City Cownission to override a 30%
objection and therefore the recommendation of the Planning & Zoning Board failed
to be approved.
The City Manager recommended that Iterns 20 through 23 be deleted for Mobile
Home Parks until the next hearing on zoning. Commissioner Insco moved that
Items 20 through 23 be deleted. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Fields and
carried unanimously.
Item #14 was the recolnmendation of the Planning & Zoning Board for Cleveland
Plaza Shopping Center Area described as Lots 32 and 33, R. H. Padgett Estates;
Lots 1 thru 8, Block E, Hibiscus Gardensj Lots 23 thru 28, Block B, Hibiscus
Gardens be chan~ed from R-2 (Duplex) to B (Business). Commissioner Turner moved
that the recommendation of the Planning & Zoning Board for the Cleveland Plaza
Shopping Center Area for rezoning of the above described property be granted and
the proper City officials be authorized to effectuate the action of this Commis-
sion. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Fields and carried unanimously.
Item 1115 was the recommendation of the Planninr~ & Zoning Board for area
used as Maas Bros. Department Store, described as Lots 3, 4 and 5, Ed Mills Sub.,
and Lots 1 & l-A of Rompon's & Baskin's corrected map of Causeway Business Dist-
rict to be changed from F (Public) to B (Business). Commissioner Fields moved
that the recommendation of the Flannin~ & Zoning Board for rezonin~ the above
described property be granted and the proper City officials be authorized to
effectuate the action of this Commission. Motion was seconded by Commissioner
Turner and carried unanimously.
Item #16 was the recommendation of the Planning & Zoning Board for area used
as Clearwater Garden Club described as: Bounded by Seminole Street on the North;
N. Osceola Avenue on the Westj Ft. Harrison Avenue on the Eastj and by Little's
Subdivision on the South, to be chan.~ed from P (Public) to R-M 01ulti-Family and
Limited Business). Commissioner Turner moved that the recommendation of the
Planning & Zoning Board for rezoning of the above described property be granted
and the proper City officials be authorized to effectuate the action of this
Commission. ~Iotion was seconded by Commissioner Fields. Upon the vote being
taken, Commissioners Insco, Fields, Smith and Turner voted "Aye". Nayor \veatherly
vot.ed "No". I<1otion carried.
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Item #17 was the recommendation of the Planning & Zoning Board for all City
owned property contiguous to Causeway Blvd. consist in? of all of City Park Sub-
division to be changed from UZ (Unzoned) to P (Public). Commissioner Fields
moved that the recommendat ion of the Plannin.~ &. Zoning Board for rezoning of
the above described property be ~ranted and the proper City officials be autpor-
ized to effectuate the action of this Conwission. Motion was seconded by
Commissioner Smith and carried unanimously.
Item if18 was the recommendation of the Planning & Zonins Board that the
area used as Carlouel Yacht Club, described as Lots 5 thru 11, Block 171,
Mandalay Replat, be chan~ed from UZ (Unzoned) to R-4 (Kulti-Family). Commissioner
Fields moved that the reconlinendation of the Planning & Zoning Board for rezoning
of the above described property be ~ranted and the proper City officials be
authorized to effectuate the action of this Commission. Motion was seconded by
Commissioner Turner and carried unanimously.
Item #19 was the recommendation of the Planning & Zoning Board to change
from B (Business) to P (Public) area owned by the City and used as portion of
Clearwater Cemetery, described as:
A. Begin at Northeast corner of Lhe intersection of Lakeview
Avenue and S. Myrtle Avenue as a r.O.B., run N 262 feet;
thence run E. 123 feet; run thence S. 178 feet; run thence
SW'ly 148 feet to p.a.B., less right of way;
B. Begin at the Southwest corner of the inLersection of S. Myrtle
Avenue and "An Street extended as a p.a.B., run S. 175 feet;
run thence \v. 460 feet 1.:01; run thence Nv.l'ly along RR right-of-way
180 feet MOL; run thence E. 485 feet ~aL to p.a.B., less right-
of-way.
Commissioner Fields moved that the recommendation of the Planning & Zoning Board
for rezoning of the above described property be granted and the proper City
o~ficials be authorized to effectuate the action of this Commission. Motion
was seconded by Commissioner Turner and carried unanimously.
Item #24 was the recommendation of the Planning & Zoning Board to amend
Section 26-5E, City Code, by adding Subparagraph 7 establishing regulations
for prime identirication signs of shopping center. Commissioner Smith moved
that Item #24 be approved subject to the preparation of an ordinance by the
Legal Department. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Fields and carried
unanimously.
Item #25 was the recommendation of the Planning & Zoning Board to amend
Section 26-5D, City Code, by establishing and adding requirements regulating
prime identification signs, point of purchase signs and identification signs
in Professional and Related Services Districts. Commissioner Turner moved that
Item ~25 be approved subject to preparation of an ordinance by the Legal
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September 30, 1963
Department. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Smith and carried unanimously.
Item #26 was the recommendation of the Planning & Zoning Board to amend
Section 26-11, City Code, by adding Subparagraph 14 establishing additional
minimum building setbacks for new structures along portions of Myrtle, Green~ood
and Missourt Avenues. 'l'here were no objectors present. Commissioner 'furner
moved that item #26 be apvroved and referred to the City Attorney's orfice for
preparation of an ordinance. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Smith and
carried unanimously.
Item ti~27 ~as the recommendati on of the Planning & Zoning Board to amend
Section 26-11A (4) (b), City Code, to provide exceptions concerning off-street
parking space requirements for b\lildin~s of mixed uses. There were no objectors
present. Co~nissioner Turner moved Item #27 be approved subject to preparation
of an ordinance by the Legal Department. Motion was seconded by Commissioner
Fields and carried unanimously.
The City Manager recommended acceFtin~ two separate bids for railing
materials for rerairs to old brid~e railin~ around the two fishing piers now
owned at the site of the old East. bridge, on Memorial Causeway. Commissioner
Fields moved uFon the joint recommendation of the Asst. City Engineer and Asst.
Purchasing Agent, concurred in by the City r1ana~er th~t Items one and three in
the amount of $1,495.15 be awarded to Industrial SUPFly Corp., St. Petersburg,
and Item two in the amount of .;;719.10 be awarded to Hughes Supply Co., Clearwater,
which are the lowest and best responsible bids and that the apvropriate officials
be authorized to execute said contracts which shall be in accordance with plans
and specifications and bid. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Turner and
carried unanimously.
'l'he City J.lanager recommended accept ing the low bid of Cameron &. Barkley for
galvanized pipe for the Parks & Recreation Dept. for their beautification program.
Commissioner Smith moved upon the joint recommendation of the Parks &. Recreation
Director and Asst. Purchasing Agent, concurred in by the City Manager that the
contract for galvanized pipe be awarded to Cameron & Barkley, St. Petersburg for
the amount of ~6,J20.00 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 plans and specifications and bid. Notion was seconded by
Commissioner Turner and carried unanimously.
The City Manager presented the bids ror 300 cubic yards of Class BReady-mix
concrete for various pending construction jobs and recommended the award be split
between Crooker Builders Supply and Hancock Ready-Mix Corp., at $4,200.00 with
2% discount. The Mayor said these were not low prices as Class A sold for less
a month ago. Commissioner Smith moved that the bids be re.jected. 1,10tion was
seconded by Commissioner Fields and carried unanimously.
The City l~anager recommended two separate bids for traffic signals and
related items for the Electrical Department. Comnissioner Turner moved upon the
recommendation of the Electrical Superintendent, concurred in by the City Manager
that the contract for italas 1, 5, 6 be awarded to Ward Engineering Co., Orlando,
in the amount of $4,010.30 and items 2, 3, 4 be a~arded to Signal Associates
Inc., Miami, in the amount of ~3,29a.50, a total of ~7,308.80 which are the low-
est and best responsible bids and that the appropriate officials be authorized
to execute said cont racts which shall be in accordance -with plans and specifi-
cations and bid. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Smith and carried unanimousl~
Commissioner Fields moved Resolution 7,63-115 be adopted complimenting and
congratulating the Clearwater Bombers on the fine job they did at the recent
world tournament; that the proper officials be authorized to execute it; that a
copy be sent to each individual player, managers and the bat boys. Motion was
seconded by Commissioner Smith and carried unanimously.
Conunissioner Fields moved that the City Attorney be instructed to prepare
an ordinance containing all the recommendations approved by the City Commission
that have to do with the zoning map and ordinance changes and bring it back at
the first opportunity at a fur.ure Commission meeting f'or passage and adoption.
Motion was seconded by Commissioner Insco and carried unanimously.
Commissioner Insco moved to recognize the Planning and Zoning Board f'or an
outstanding job and the City Planner for preparing all this material for the
Commission. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Smith and carried unanimously.
There being no further business, the meeting adjourned
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GITY COT�INISSTOI� NEEmING
September 30, 1963
The City Commission of the City of Clearwater met in special session at the
City Hall, Monday, September 30, 1963, at 1t30 P.P�I., with the following menlbers
pr�sent•
Robert L. rnTsatherly
Qleveland Insco
I3erbert R. Fields
Amos G. Smi�h
Joseph K. Turner, Sr.
Also present were;
James �.. Stewart
Herbert M. Brown
Jack Wolle
Willis Booth
i�iayor-Gonmiiss ioner
Commissioner
Commissioner
Commissi�ner
Gommissioner
City t�ianager
Gity �ttornep
Rep, Flanning F� Zoning Board
Police Chief
The Na3Tor called the meetin' to order, The invocation was given hy I�.sgr.
Thomas Colreavy� St. Cecelia Catholic Church. The ifayor announced the public
hearing to be held on zoning, and then turned the meeting over to the City
Attorney.
The City Attorney stated that the conditions of Ordinance �'9$0 relating to
setting up Lhe public hearing had been adhered to with the advertisement on
September 12, 1g63, which is more �han 1$ days prior to the hearing; notices had
been mailed to owner of the subject property and owners within 200 feet of the
subject property as indicated on tYie tax roll af Pinellas County, and the property
had been posted at least 5 days prior to the hearing,
Item �l was the request of Durlin Gardens Inc., plus the recommendation of
the Flanning & Zoning Board that the East 7t�5 feet of the S2 of the A�;��. of the
SE'� of Sec. 15, Twp, 29 S, Rge 15 E, oe changed from R-lE (Sin;le Family} to
R-� (T:Zulti-Family). There were no objections. The Clerk reportefl he did not
have any correspondence on the request. Ben Krentzman, Attorney, for the owner,
s�oke in favor of the request. Commissioner Insca moved that the rectuest of
Durlin Gardens, plus the request of the Planning & Zonin� Board for rezoning of
the above described property be gran�ed and L:�e pro�er City off icials be author-
ized to effectuate the action of this Gom�ission. I�iotion was seconcied by
Commissioner Fields and carried unanimously.
Item �r2 was the request of Nick I�embo, Lhat Lot 1, Lembo 8ubdivision, be
changed from R-lE (Single Family) to R-2 (Duplex). The Planning & Zonino Board
,.ecommended denial. The Glerk reported he had no correspondence on the request.
Charles F. Barber, Attorney, represented I�:r. and i�Srs. Nick Lembo and spoke in
favn. of the request . E. Brannon Casler, Jr. , Attorney, representing I�irs. I�illian
Gawthrop spoke in opposition to the request. C�mmissioner Smith moved that on the
recommendation of the Planning 8c Zoning Board the request of hick Lembo for the
rezc.ning of Lot 1, Lembo 5ubdiliszon, be denied, i•Zotion was seconcled b5�
Commissioner Insco and carried unanimously.
Item �l3 was the request of Albert L. Rogero, Trustee, that the aTest 330 feet
of N. 467 feet i�i0i of the SVdw oi the IV��J� of the SW�, Sec. 1$, Twp. 29 S, Rge, 16E,
be chanoed from R-lE (Single Family) to B(Businessj. The Planning & Zoning Board
recommended approval. The C1.erk reported he had no correspondence pertaining to
the request. ��lilliam Gilkey, Attorney, represerting �llbert Rogero, Trustee, spoke
in favor of thF reques�. There were no objecti ons. Co�unissioner Insco moved
that the request of t�lbert L. Rogero, ^lrustee, f or rezoning of the above described
propexty be grant ed and the proper C u.t}T officials be authorized to effectuate the
action of this C�mrnission. P�iotion was seconded by Commissioner Field;s and
carried unanimously.
Item �4 was the request of John Se Tavlor, Jr., that the fo llovring property
be changed from R-1i. (T�;ulti-Family ) to B(Business ):
A, SE4 of SV�� less irregular parcel occupied by Fleetwood Apartmerits
and Iess garcel on SE corner af S. Greenwood Avenue and Druid
Poad occupied bv nursery, Sec, 15, Tw�+. 29 S, Rge, 15 E.
B. E2 of IvE�. of I�6V�, less scliool, Sec. 22, TwF. 2q S, R�e. 15E.
C. East 203 feet NiOL of north 310 feet biOL of W2 of n�E� of I��1�,
Sec. 22, Twg. 29 S, Rge. 15 E.
The Clerk stated he had no correspondence pertaining to the request. H. H. Baskin,
Sr., Attorney, representing John 8. Taylor, Jr., explained the rPquest and s�ated
that the lessee would pay the cost of drai7age. The City would also acquire
Jeffords St. r.i�ht-of -way without cost. The Planning 8c Zoning Board recommended
SC (5hopping Center) and PRS (F.rof. & Related Service)v There were no objectors
�resent, N1r. 40. 5. Holley, asked about the right-of-way for Grand Central St,
and spoke in i'avor of. �he application. Commissioner Fields moved that the request
of John S. Taylor, Jr., ior rezonin, of the above described prcperty be �ranted
and the proper City officials be authoriz�d to effectuate the acti on of this
Commission, Niotion was seconded by Com�nissioner Turner and carried unanimously.
Item �5 was the request of F. John Mann that the S2 of 4J�, of NW'� of SE,�-, less
the North 23� feet thereof and less Druid Road right-of-way, Sec. 13 Twg, 29 �,
Rge. l5 E, be changed from R-lE (Single FamilyJ to R-4 (Multi-Familyj. The Plan-
ning & Zoning Board recommended approval. The Clexk did not have any correspondence
perta:i:ning to the request. Robert J. 1�IcDermott, Attorney, representing ;�Ir. and
Nrs. i�lann stated they have a contract with the I�Iasonic group who wish to build a
new I�Tasonic Temple. Tliere werE no objectors present. Commissioner Smith moved
1;hat the request of F. John Rlann �or rezoning of the above described property be
granted and the pro�e r City off icials be authorized to eff ectuate the action of
this Commission. Motion i,�as seconded by Commissi.or.�:r Fields and carried unanimously.
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CITY COMMIS�ION 1�i��TING
5eptember 30, iq63
Item �b was the request of J. Rembert Hill plus the Planning Rc Zoning Board
recommendation that Lots 10 to 16, inclt, Block D, Hibiscus Gardens, be chan�ed
from R-2 (Duplex) to R-4 (riulti-Family). Mr. S. J. Hendry, Realtor, represent-
ing i�ir. Hi11, spoke in favor of the request. The Clerk read a le�ter from James
A. Baxter, Attorney, representing i�7rs. Myrtella NlacNeal, owner of Lots 13 and
14, Blk D, Hibiscus Gardens who objected to her lots being chan�ed, bu� d�,d not
object to the other lots being rezoned. Commissioner Fields moved that the
request of J. Rembert Hili, plus the recommendation of the Planning & Zoning
Board for rezoning of the above described property be granted and the proper
City officials be authorized to effectuate the action of this Commission.
Motion was seconded by Commissioner Turner and carried unanimously.
Ttem ��% was the request of I{night 8c Hoskinson Inc., that Blocks N W and
X, Hibiscus Gardens, be changed from R-2 (Duplex) to R-4 (NIulti-F'amily�. The
Planning & Zoning Board recomcnended approvaL The Clerk did not hav'e any
correspondence regarding this application. Thexe were no objectors present.
Commissioner Fields moved t.hat the request of Kr.ight & Hoskinson Inc., for
rezoning of the above described property be granted and the proper City
officials be authorized to effectuate the action of this Commission. b4otion
was seconded by Commissioner Turner and carried unanimously.
Item �$ was the request� of Nick SaPonias & Aiillzam Epps that the We:��t 14
feet of Lot 14 and all of I.ots 15 and lg, Block 25, Magnolia Park, be chan�ed
from R-2 (Duplex) to B(Business). The Planning and Zoning Board recommended
disapproval of this request. John Bonner, Attorney, represented the owners
and spoke in fawor of the requested zoning change. NIsgr. T. Colreavy of St.
Gecelia Church stated he dici not object to the chan�e. Carl Anderson, $05 Pine
St., objected to the zoning change. Mr. George Routh, Attorney, regresAnted
I��Ir. F. Fhotiadis, owner of the lot immediately to the nortka spoke in favor of
the request. Commissioner Insco moved that the request of Nick Sagonias and
William Epps for the rezonina of the above described property Ye denied and
the proper City ofiicials oe authorized to eff ectuate the action of the Commission,
Iuiotion was seconded by Commi��ioner Smith and carried unanimously.
Items �9 and 10 wEre the request of 4dierth Improvement Co. Inc., and
Herbert C. Schwartz that I,ots 153 and 151� Forrest Hill Estates, Unit 1� be
changed frorr, R-lE (S_ingle Family) to PRS {Prof. & Related Services.). The
Planning Y� Zoning Board recommended the request be denied. Donald 0. McFarland,
Attorney, repr�ser.ting Wierth Improvement Co> Inc., stat ed that his client has
be�n unable to sell Lot 153 because of being zoned R-lE. Roland Fox, Attorney,
representing Herbert C. Schwartz, stated t�at his client had been unable to
sell the model home he had erected on Lot 15�. but had a number o� prospects
if the property could be used for professional services. The Clerk read a
letter from Wayland �,J. Nioore, owner of Lot 11�7, Forrest Hill Estates, Unit �.,
objecting to the request. Comnissioner Fields moved that the request of
j�Tierth Improvement Co. Inc., and Herbert C. Schwartz for rezoning of the
above described property be granted and the proper City officials be authar-
ized to effectuate the action of this Commission. IvIotion was seconded by
Coramissioner Smith. Upon the vote being taken Commissioners Insco, Fields,
Smith and Turner voted ��AyeT�. i+�ayor Weatherly voted "No". Motion carried.
Item �11 was the request of Robert H. Reeder, that Lots 11, 12} 13 and
, 14, Highland Hill, be changed from R-1E (Sinole Family) to R-�. (j�Tulti-Family).
The Planning & Zoning Aoard recommended this request be denied. The Clerk
presented a petition of objection signed by approxiratel,y 50 property owners.
Robert �1lilson, Attorney, re�resenting iir. and PRrs. R�eder, spoke in favor of
the request. Rober� Tench, Attorney, represented the objectors, and spoke
in opposition. Commissioner Insco movzd that the re uest of Robert Ho Reeder,
for rezoning of the above described property to R-�. �(i�iulti-Family) be denied.
i�otion was seconded by Commissioner Fields and carried unanimously.
The Clerk stated that he had objections to items #12 and 13 and suggested
that they be considered touether. Item �12 was the request of Kenneth E. Brown,
that Lots 15, 16 and 17, Bloek 2�., Pdarymont, be chan�ed from R-1�. (I�Iulti-Family)
to B(Business). Item 13 was the recommendation of the Planning & Zoning
Board, that Lots 13 thru 21�, Block 2J�, 1`-Zarymont, be changed from R-4 (T4iulti-
Family) to PftS (Prof. & Related Services) The Clerlc read a petition in
opposition ts� the requests for i_tems 12 and 13, signed by !�9 property owners.
The Clerk also read letters of objection from Anton Nelson and Gordon P.
Panabaker, tY:e Clerk also read a le'tter in iavor of the items from I�ir, and
ifrs. R. J. Henderson. Roland Fox, Attorney, represen�in� I�r. Brown spoke in
£avor of Item �12. Mr. Donald ^vochran, owner of Lot on the SF corner of Drew
St. & Comet �ive. objected to B(Business) but not to PRS (Prof. & Related
Services.) t✓alcolrn P. Elack, representing the residents of Marymont spoke in
opposition, It was decided to consider Item 12, the request for B{Business)
zoning first. Gommissioner Tr_sco moved that the request of Kennetn E. Browr.
for rezoning to B(Business} of Lots 15, 16, l�, Block 2t�, Mzrymont be denied.
I�Iotion was seconded by Comnissioner Smith and carried unanimously.
Those speaking in favor of P�.S (Prof. & Relateci Services) zoning for Item
#13, included Mrs. Blanche Hicks, John Cizestnut and Jerry Jannelli. Gilbert
Coe and A�irs. Tsabelle Rit�enhouse spoke in opp�sition. Gommissioner I'ields
moved that the recommendations of the Plannin� & Zoning Ffoard for rezonino Lots
13 thru 21�, Block 24 Marymont to PRS (Prof. RC Related Services) be granted and
the proper City officials be authorized to effectuate tha action of this
Commissioxi. I�Totion was seconded by Cor,unissioner Turner. Upon the vote being
taken Mayor GTeatherly, Commissioners Fields and 'Purner voted �TAye�+. �ommission-
ers Smith and Insco voted T�No��'. The ClerkTs o£fice was instru,c�ed �o immediately
debermina the percentage of property o�aners within 500 fee� representied on the
petition of objection and report back. The City Mana�er reported tha� a survey
indicated there were 151� lots involved within 500 fe�t, and that 54 lots were
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represented by the figures on the petitions opposing both the requEst and the
recommendation of tk�e Planning �c Z�ning Board which indicated that slightly
more than 30� of the lots objected. The City Attornep stated the law required
a favorable vote of three-fourths of the City Commission to override a 30°fo
objecbion and therefore the recommendation. of the Planning & Zoning Board failed
to be approved.
The City Manager recommended that Items 20 through 23 be deleted for Ifiobile
Home Parks until the next hearing on zoning. Commissioner Insco moved that
Items 20 through 23 be dsleted. Motion was seconded by Commi�sioner Fields and
carried unanimously.
Item rr14 was the recommendation of the Planning & Zonin� Board for Cleveland
Plaza Shopping Center Area described as Lots 32 and 33, R. H. Padgett Estates;
Lots l thru $, Block E, Hibiscus Gardens; Lots 23 thru 2$, Block B, Hibiscus
Gardens be cnanged from R-2 (Duplex) to B(Business). Commzssioner Turner moved
that the recommendatior� of the Planning & Zoning 'Board for the Cleveland Plaza
Shopping Center Area for rezoning of the above described property be granted and
the proper City off icials be authorized to effectuate the action of this Commis-
sion. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Fields and carried unanimously.
Item #�15 was the recommer.dation of the Planning & Zoning Board for area
used as Maas Bros. Department Store, described as Lots 3, 4 and 5, Ed Niills Sub.,
and Lots 1& 1-A of Rompon1s & Baskin's correctEd map of Causeway Susiness Dist-
rict to be changed from P(Public) to B(Business), Commissioner Fields moved
L-hat the r.ecommendation of the Flanning & Zoning Board for rezoning the above
described property be grantcd and the proper City off icials be authorized to
effectuate the action of this Commission. D�otion was seconded by Commissi.oner
Turner and carried unanimously.
Item rl6 was the recommendation of the Planning & Zoning Board for area used
as Clearwater Garden Club described as: Bounded by Seminole Street on the n'orth;
N. Osceola Avenue on the West; Ft. Harrison Avenue on the �ast; and bp Little�s
Subdivision on Lhe South, to be chan�ed from F(Public) to R-M (PQulti-Family and
Limited Business), Commissioner Turner moved that the recommendation oi the
Planning oc Znning Board for rezoning of the above described property be granted
ard the proper City officials be authorized to effectuate the action of this
Commission. Niotion was seconded by Gommissioner Fields. Upon the vote beino
taken, Commissioners Insco, Fields, Smith and Turner vote3 t1Aye11. Mayor �4eatherly
voted T�nTot�. R4otion carried.
Item �17 was the recommendation of zhe Planning & 7,onin� Board for alI Gity
owned property contiguous to Causeiaay Blvd. consisting of all of City Park Sub-
division to be changed from UZ (Unzoned) to P(Public). Commissioner Fields
moved that the recommendation of the Planning & Zoning Board far rezoning of
the above described groperty �e granted and the proper Citv officials be aut2��r-
ized to e>'fectuate the action of this Commission. A'Iotion was seconded bir
Commissioner Smith and carried unanimously.
Itetn rrl$ was the recommendai,ion of the Planning Sc Zonin� Board that the
area used as Carlouel Yacht Club, described as Lots 5 thru 11, Block 171,
NIandalay Replat, be chan�ed from U'L (Unzoned) �o R-4 (ifulti-Family). Commissioner
Fields moved that the reconunendation of the Plannin� & Zoning Board for rezoning
of the above described property be �i•anted and the proper Czty officials be
authorized to effectuate the action of this Gommission. Tlotion was seconded bg
Commissioner 1^urner and carried unanimously.
Item �`19 was the recommendation of the Planning & Zoning Board to chan�e
from B(Business) to P(Public) area owned by the City and used as portion of
Clearwater �emeterv, described as:
A. Begin at Northeast corner of �:he intersection of Lakeview
Avenue and 5. l�iyr�le Avenue as a F.O. B. , run nT 2b2 f�et;
thence run E. 123 feet; run thence S. 1']8 feet; run thence
SWtly 1�.$ feet to P.O.B., less right of way;
B. Begin at the Soubhwest corner of the intersection of S, P�yrtle
Avenue and t�AtT Street extended as a P.O.B., run S. 175 feet;
run thence W. t�60 feet I�.OL; run thence NUJ�ly along RR right-of-i�ay
1$0 feet i�iOL; run thence E. 4�5 feet �iOL to P.O.B., less right-
of-way.
Gommissioner Fields moved that the recommendation of the Planning Rc �onino Baar.d
for rezoning of the above described propertp be granted and the proper City
ofiicials be authora.zed to effectua�e the action �f this Commission. Motion
was seconded by Commissioner Turner and carried unanimously.
Item �2�. was the recommendation of the Planning & Zaning Board to amend
Section 26-5�, City Code, by adding Subparagraph 7 establishing regulatior�s
for prime iclentification signs of shopping center. Commissioner Smith moved
that Item �24. be approved subjc:ct to the preparation of an ordinance by the
Legal Department. NloLion was seconded by Gommissioner Fields and carried
unanimously.
Item �25 was the recommEndation of the Planning & Zoning Board to amend
5ection 26-5D, City Code, by establishing and addin� requirements re�ulating
prime identification si�ns, point of purchase signs and identification si,ns
in Professional and Related :ervices Districts. Gommissioner Turner moved tilat
Item �`�?5 be approved subject to preparation of an ordinance by the Legal
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D�partment. P�otion was seconded by Commissioner 5mith and carried unanimously.
Item �26 c��as the recommendati on of the Planning 8c Zoning Board to amend
Section 26-11, City Code, by adding Subgaragraph l�. establishing additional
minimum buildino setbacks for new structures along portions of hTyxble, Greenwood
and �issouri Avenues. There were no objec�ors present. Cormnis�ioner Turner
moved that 3tem �26 be approved and referred to the City A�torney's office for
preparation of an ordinance. P�Iotion was seconded by Commissioner Smith and
carried unaninously.
Item �2'7 �vas the recommendation of the Planning �c Zonir�g Board to amend
Section 2fi-11A (!�) (b), City Code, to provide exceptions concernin�;��ff-street
parking space requirements for buildin,s of mixed uses. There were no objectors
present. Commissioner Turner moved Item �27 be approved subjecC to preparation
of an ordinance by the I,egal Department. Motion was seconded by Commissioner
Fields and aarried unanimousl}.
The City P�Ia�ager recommended accepti n; two separate bids for railing
materials for repairs to old brid�e railrng around the two fishing piers now
owned at the site of the old East bridge, on Memorial Causeway. Corruuissioner
Fields moved upon the joint recommendation of the Asst. Cii,y �ngineer and Asst.
Purchasing Hgent, concurred in by the Citp PSanager that Items one and three in
the amount of �1,495.15 be awarded to Industrial Su�Fly Corp., St. Petersburg,
and Item ttao in the amount of �']19.10 be awarded to Hu�hes Supply Co., Clearwater,
which are the lowest and best responsible bids and that the appropriate officials
be authorized to execute said contracts which shall be in accordance witli plans
and speaifications and bid. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Turner and
carried unanimously.
The Gity bianager recommended aeceptinj the low bid of Cameron & Bark�.ey for
galvanized pipe for the Parks & Recreation Dept, for their beautification pro,�ram.
Comrnissioner Smith mov2d upon the �oint recommendation of the Parks & Recreation
Director and Asst. Purchasing Agent, concurred in by the City i�Tanaoer tliat the
contract for galvanized pipe be awarded to Cam�ron & Barkley, 5t. Petersburg for
the amour.t of �"6,320.00 which is the lowest and best responsible bid and that
the appropriate off icials be authorized to execute said contract which shall be
in accordance with plans and specifi'cati�ns and bid. Motion was secondecl by
Commissioner Turner and carried unanimously.
The City �.anager presen+,ed the bids for 300 cubic yards of Class B Ready-mix
concrete for various pending construction jobs and recommended the award be split
between Crooker Builders Supply and Hancock Ready-P�iix Corp., at �4,200.00 with
2� dis�ount. The i�iayor said these were not low prices as Class A sold for less
a month ago. Commissioner Smiti: moved that the hids be rejected. i�io�tion was
seaonded by Commissioner Fields and carried unanimously.
The City Manager recommended two separate bids for traffic signals and
related items for the Electrical Department. Gommissioner Turner moved upon the
recommendation of the Electrical Superintendent, concurred in by the City T�ianager
that the contract for items l, 5, 6�e awarded to Ward Engineering Co., Orlando,
in the amount of y�'�1�,010.30 and items 2, 3, 4 be awarded to Signal Associates
Inc., Miami, in the amount of �p3,29$•5�, a total of �7,30$,$O which are the l�w-
est and best responsible bids and �hat the appropriate off icials be authorized
to execute said contrac�s which shall be in accordance with plans and specifi-
cations and bid. I�Iotion was secondEd by Commissioner Smith and carried unanimously.
Commissioner Fields moved Resolution �63-115 be adopted complimenting and
cor�gratulating the Clearwaier Bombers on the fine job they did at the recent
world tournament; that the proper officials be authorized to execute it; t�at a
copy be sent to each individual player, managers and the bat boys. Motion was
seconded by Commissioner Smith and carried unanimously.
Commissioner Fields moved that the City Attorney be instructed ta prepare
an ordinance containing all the recommendations approved by the City Commission
that have to do with the zoning map and ordinance changes and bring it back at
the first onportunity at a future Commiasion mezting for passage and adoption.
P�Iotion was seconded by Commissioner Insco and carried unanimously.
Commissioner Insco moved to recognize the Flanning an@ Zoning Beard for an
outstanding job and the City Planner for pr�eparing all this material for the
Gommission. Motion was seconded by Commission�r Smith and carried unanimously.
TherE beinp no further business, the meeting adjourned at 5:55 P f�4.
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September 27, 1g63
Honorable Mayor and T�lembers �f City Commission
City of Clearwater
� Clearwater, Floricla
Gentlemen:
The City Commission will meet in Special Session on I�Ionday, September 30, 1g63
at 1:30 F.i�. in the City Ha11 Auditorium for the purpose of considering the
followin� items:
1, Public Hearing as per items listed in the attached,:
2. Bids, Draw Bridge Railing
Bids, Tra£fic Signals
Bids, Galvanized pipe
Bids, Ready-m�xed Conczzte
3. Such other business as may be presented.
Sincerely yours, ''
�s� James R. Ste�vart
Gity i'�Ianager
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