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' 1/&0 CITY COMMISSION MEETING November 16, 1964 The City Commissi~n of the Ci~y of Clearwater met in regular session at the City Hall, Monday, November 16, 1964, at 1:30 P.M., with ~he following members present: Mayor-Commissioner Commiss lone r Commissioner Commissioner Commissioner Robert L. Weatherly Cleveland Insco Herbert R. Fields Amos G. Smith Joseph ~. Turner, Sr. Also present were: James R. Stewart Guy L. ~ennedy, Jr. Max Batt le Willis Booth City Manager Asst. Ci~y At.torney City Engineer Police Chief The Mayor called t he meeting t.,o order. The invocation was given by Rev. Robert E. Coleman, Jr., First Christian Church. Commissioner Smith moved that the minutes of the meeting of November 2, 196~ be apprcwed as recorded and as sub- mitted in written summ~tlon by the Clerk to each Commissioner. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Fields and carried unanimously. The Mayor approved the minutes of the meeting of October 19, 1964, which had been previously accepted by the Commission subject to nis approval. A public hearing ~as announced for the paving, drainage and curbing of Bay Esplanade, from M~dalay Avenue east. ~o Clearwa~er Harbor. The City Engineer reported that the six property owners were notified of the preliminary hearing, 4 objected, one was in favor of the project and one did not answer. The estimated cos~ per front foot was ~6.25, but lowered to $5.26 at this time. Mr. David Shear stated the proposed wo~k was unnecessary but i~ i~ was done the City should pay t.he entire cost, since it ~as purely for public use, as the city-owned Youth Maritime Center, a boat launchi~g ramp, public beach and nearby Palm Pavillion patrons all used it, and the abutting property owners would not derive any ben~fit from it. He also represented Mr. W. S. Wightman, and referred to a letter from him. Mr. Harvey Richardson, Breezeway ~Qtel, 602 Poinse~tia Avenue was in favor, bu~ requested a sidewalk on the South side. Rev. Walter McMullen, pas~or or Chapel by the Sea, sta~ed the church was in favor of it. ~he Clerk read a letter or objection to ~he cost from Louis Presti, 556 Bay Esplanade. Commissioner Smith moved that Resolution #6~-167 be passed autporizing the project. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Fields and carried unanimously. The Mayor recommended a motion be made for t.he sidewalk. Commissioner Fields moved that the City Manager and Ci~y Engineer be authorized ~o construct a sidewalk on t.he South side of Bay Esplanade. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Turner and carried unanimously. The City Manager rEcommended accepting the low bid of Westinghouse Elec~ric Supply Company, Tampa, for street lighting mat.erials. Commissioner Turner moved upon ~he joint recommendation of t.he Elec~rical Superint.endent and Assistant Purchasing Agent concurred therein by the City Manager that the contract for 8 octoflute aluminum street lighting poles and 46 light fixtures be awarded to Westinghouse Elect.ric S~pply Company, for the sum or $4,04$.42, which is the lowest and best responsible bid, and that the appropriate officials of the City be author- ized to execute said co nt. ract which shall be in accordance with the plans and specifications and bid. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Fields and carried unanimously. The City Manager recommended accepting the low bid of Graybar Electric Supply Company, Tampa, for strEet lighting material for use at Morningside Estates. The cost of this project ha~ been placed in escrow by the developer. Commissioner Fields mewed upon the joint recommendation of the Electrical Superintendent and Assistant Purchasing Agent, concurred in by the City Manager that the contract be awarded to Graybar Electric Supply Company, ~or the sum of $6,162.67, which is the lowest and bes~ responsible bid and that the appropriate officials of the City be au~horized to execute said contrac~ ~hich shall be in accordance with the plans and specifi- cations and bid. Motio~ was seconded by Commissioner Insco and carried unanimously. The City Manager r~commended accepting the low bid of Consolidated Pipe Company, Birmingham, Alabama, fox 5,000 ft.. 2" black steel line pipe. Commissioner Fields moved upon the joint re~ommendation of ~he Utili~ies Manager, Gas Superintendent and Assistant Purchasing AgEnt, concurred in by ~he City Manager that the con~ract, be awarded to Consolidated Pipe Company, for the sum of $1,950, which is ~he lowest and best responsible bid, a~d that. ~he appropriate officials of the City be authorized ~o execute said contrac~ ~hich shall be in accordance with t.he plans and specifi~ cations and bid. Motio~ was seconded by Commissioner Turner and carried unanimously. The City Manager rEcommended accepting the lo~ bid of Thayer Motor Company, ror 4 new 1965 van trucks w~t,h 4 trade-in vehicles. Commissioner Smith moved upon the joint recommendation of t.he Utili~ies Manager and Assistant Purchasing Agent concurred t.herein by the City Man~ger that ~he con+.ract for 4 van trucks at $7,~49, less $1,200 t.rade-in, or a cost of ~6,2~9, be awarded to Thayer Motor Company, which is the lowest and best responsible bi<i and that. the appropriate of'ficials or the Cit,y be authorized'.,. to execute said contrac~ ~hich shall be in accordance with the plans and specifi- cations and bid. Motio~ ~as seconded by Commissioner Fields and carried unanimously. ~ "" .-,." ,';.-,',( ~..t"" .l....~~,.;..,,':: ,. ...:~::'":,,"",: .,-~.~. l.~',~, "'-....,. y'- . '~;::;:::=::;"i:==~~,,,,_:=~,::::::~:.:=~~fW::::~'~;:::!~'~"""':'~"':::t . ~(I -2- CITY COMMISSION MEETING November 16, 1964 The City Mana~er recommended accept.ing ~he low bid of Carpat Paving Company,Inc., St. Petersburg, for paving, drainage and sani~ary se~er replacement as follows: Hollen Road, Fairmon~ to Terrace; Terrace Road, Rollen ~o Betty Lane, and Fairmont, Be~t.y Lane to Rollen Road, curbs only are assessable, es~imat.ed at $0.9S2 per front ~oot.. Commissioner Fields moved upon ~he joint recommendat.ion of the City Engineer and Assistant Purchasing Agent concurred in by the Cit.y Manager that the contract be awarded to Carpat Paving Company, Inc., ror the swm of $a,5l7.45, which is ~he low- est and best responsible bid, and ~ha~ the appropria~e officials of the City be aut.horized to execute said con~raCt which shall be in accordance with ~he plans and specifications and bid. Mot.ion was seconded by Commissioner Smith and carried unani- mously. The City Manager presented for approval Change Order #2, revising layout of ~he gas pipes, on the Sout.heastern General Corp., cont.ract for the new Cit.y Hall, which reduces it in the amount of $364.21. Commissioner Turner moved that. the Change Order be approved as recommended and t.he appropriate officials be authorized to exe- cute it. Motion was seconded by Commissioner FieLds and carried unanimously. The Assistant City Attorney read in full on i~s rirst reading Ordinance #1036 amending certain provisions of Chapter 7, Article III of the City Code pertaining t.o Electricity. Commissioner Smi~h moved Ordinance #103~ be passed on its first reading. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Fields and carried unanimously. Commissioner Smith moved Ordinance #1036 be read and considered by ~itle only on its second reading by unanimous consent of the Commission. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Fields and carried unanimously. The Ordinance was read by ~it.le only. Commissioner Smi~h moved ~hat Ordinance #1036 be passed on its second reading by title only. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Fields and carried unanimously. The Assistant City Attorney read in full on its first reading Ordinance #1037 intent to annex site of Kings Highway elementary school property (the SW 1/4 or SW 1/4 of SW 1/4 or Sec. 2-29-15). Commissioner Smith moved that Ordinance #1037 be passed on its ~irs~ reading. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Fields and carried unanimously. Commissioner Smith moved ~hat Ordinance #1037 be read and considered by title only on it.s second reading by unanimous consent of the Commission. Motion was sec- onded by Commissioner Fields and carried unanimously. The Ordinance was read by ti~le only. Commissioner Smith moved that Ordinance ifl037 be passed on its second reading by title only. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Fields and carried unani- mously. Commissioner Smith moved Ordinance #1037 be read and considered on i~s third and final reading at this meeting or t.he Commission by unanimous consent of the Commission. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Fields and carried unanimously. The Ordinance was read in full. Commissioner Smith moved Ordinance #1037 be passed on its third and final reading and adopt,ed, and that. the proper orficials be au~hor- ized to execute it. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Fields and carried unani- mously. Commissioner Insco moved that the City Engineer be excused at this time. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Smit.h and carried unanimously. Resolution #64-168 was presen~ed assessing the property owners on Ewing Avenue rrom Court Street ~o Park St.reet, ~or cons~ruction of paving, curbs and drainage. Commissioner Turner moved that Resolut.ion #64-16S be adopted and t.hat ~he appropriate officials be authorized to execu~e it. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Fields and carried unanimously. Resolution #64-169 was presented assessing the property owners on Corona Avenue ~rom Cleveland Street to Gulf to Bay Blvd., and also on Mercury Avenue from Gulf ~o Bay Blvd. nor~h approximately 250 ft. for ~he con~truction of paving, curbs and drainage. Commissioner Fields moved that Reso~ur,ion #64-169 be adopted and ~hat ~he appropriate officials be au~horized to execute i~. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Turner and carried unanimously. Resolution #64-170 was pre5en~ed authorizing payment of $235.20 t.o ~he Bond Buyer for advertising - no~ice of sale of $975,000 Revenue Certi~icates, from Construction Trust Fund, Utilities Revenue Certifica~es, Series of 196~. Commissioner Fields moved that Resolution #64-170 be adopted and that the appropriate officials be authorized ~o execu~e it.. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Turner and carried unanimously. Resolution #64-171 was presen~ed authorizing paymen~ of $864.05 to Southland Printing Company, for prin~ing 300 official statements ror issuance o~ $975,000 Revenue Certificates, from Cons~ruction Trust Fund, Utilit.ies Revenue Certificates, Series of 1964. Commissioner Fields moved that Resolution #64-171 be adopted and that the appropriate officials be aut.horized to execute it.. Motion was seconded by Co~wissioner Turner and carried unanimously. Resolution #64-172 was present.ed requiring the owners o~ 30 proper~ies to clean their lots of weeds and undergrowth. Commissioner Fields moved that Resolution #6~~172 be adopted and that ~he appropriate orficials be authorized to execute i~. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Smi+.h and carried unanimously. " ' .,.,,_.~~'....\:..' . ,",' ....,;.... ....,,.< .~1I...'''i ....~~ ..... ..,.'.L.....~.~,.,.':'..'l.~..:......'.;'.. .X \....\..~.l~..,....~...,7::::......<~,.,.} .. ' . . . . -. 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Whitney Dalzell, Jr., Archi~ect, for services rendered in connection with the new City Hall, ~rom Construction Trust Fund, Utilit.ies Tax Improvement Certificates, Series or 1962. Commissioner Fields moved t.ha~ Resolution #64-173 be adopt-ed and +.hat, the appropriate officials be authorized to execu~e i~. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Turner and carried unanimously. Resolution #64-174 was presented authorizing payman+. of $1,520 to K. Whitney Dalzell, Jr., Architect, for services rendered in connect,ion with Utilities Building, from Construction Trust Fund, Utilities Revenue Certificates, Series or 1964. Commissioner Fie~ds moved that Resolut.ion #64-174 be adopted and that, the appropriate officials be authorized to execute it. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Turner and carried unanimously. Resolution #64-175 was presented vacating a utility easement in Bay Terrace Addition, Block H, West 5 ft. o~ Lot 12 and the East 5 ft. of Lot 11. Commissioner Fields moved that Resolution #64-175 be adopted and the appropriate officials be authorized to execute it. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Turner and carried unanimously. Mr. Robert Bickerstaffe, Clearwater Flying Company, Clearwater, Florida stated he had received a final notice including a 10% pena1t.y which he objected to paying. He further stated he had appeared previously objecting to the license fee and ex- pec~ed a reply to his previous objection. He also contended that he had no proper entrance to the Airpark. The City l~anager suggested Mr. Bickerstaf~e pay his license fee, marked under protest, and no penalty would be charged, and i~ the ordinance is amended a rerund will be given. Mr. Bickerstaf~e also stated that a petition had been filed some time ago for the opening of a st.reet to the Airpark. Commissioner Smith moved that the City Manager and City Attorney investigate the legal obligations as to s~reets in the area. Mot.ion was seconded by Commissioner Fields and carried unanimously. The Mayor read a petition with approxima~ely 15 si~nat,ures, ~hich he had received, protesting the closing of the bridge at Rainbow Drive and Corona Avenue, and requesting it be re-opened. Commissioner Fields moved that t.he pet.ition be accepted. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Turner and carried unanimously. The City Manager reported that plans are being prepared for a ne~ bridge which would be ready for bids in about a month, and to. hat, to.he present. bridge cannot be made safe :for vehicle 1"; raf"fic. In reply to a quest.ion from Commissioner Smith, the City Manager repo~ed that a temporary location for t.he Hone Demons~rat.ion Club had been found, subject to the Commission approval. Commissioner Smit.h asked about. t.he paving o~ Bayside Drive and stat.ed that the street was in good condition until sewers were installed. The City Manager report.ed that a preliminary public hearing had been held but as a majority opposed ~he project, the matter ~as no~ carried further. The City Commission now adjourned as the City Commission and acting as Trustees of the Pension Fund heard a letter read from the Advisory Committee, with waiver attached, recommending tha~ Albe~, Alston, Collector, U~ilities Dept., Refuse Division, be admitted to the Pension Plan; and other letters from the Advisory Committee recommending that James D. Anderson, Rodman, Engineering Dept., and Jessie Thompson, Collector, Utili~ies Dept., Refuse Division, be admitted to the Pension Plan. Commissioner Fields moved that Albert Alston, be acce~,ed subject to waiver, and that the other named employees be accepted into the Pension Plan. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Turner and carried unanimously. There being no further business t.he mee~ing adjourned at 3:15 P.M. , ~~06~~.??7;!;/(~~ or-Commissioner Att est: 'I" -:..~ " >I . '.,J I:. 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Invocation Int,roductions Minutes of Preceding Meetings Public Hearings Reports from City Manager Reports from City Attorney Citizens to be Heard Othe r Commission Action Adjournment Meeting Pension Plan Trustees Public HeariMs 1. Paving, Curbs & Drainage - Bay Esplanade Reports from City Mana~er 2. Bids, S~reet Lighting Materials 3. Bids, Street Lighting Materials 4. Bids, Black Steel Pipe 5. Bids, Van ~rucks 6. Bids, Paving, Drainage and Sanitary Sewer Replacement - Rollen, Terrace & Fairmont 7. Change Order #2 - City Hall 8. Other Engineering Matters 9. Verbal Reports and Other Pending Matters Reports from City Attorney 10. Ord. VI036 - Amending Sections 7-31, 7-64 and 7-65 re Board of Electrical Examine rs and Setting a New Schedule o~ Permit Fees and He-inspection Fees for Electrical Wor~ 11. Intent to Annex Kingshighway School Property 12. Assessment Resolution - Ewing Paving 13. Assessment Resolution - Corona & Mercury Paving 14. Payment to Bond Buyer Utile Rev. Issue 196~ 15. Resolution - Payment to Southland Printing Co. 16. Lot Mowing Resolution 17. Resolution - Payment for Architect Fees, Cii-.y Hall 18. Resolution - Payment for Architect fees, Utilit;ies Building ---------------------------------.------------------------------------------------ Oct. 23, 1964 Honorable City Commission Clearwater, Florida Gen't.lemen: As ~rustees of the City of Clearwater Employees' Pension Fund, you are hereby notified ~hat, Jessie Thompson, Collector Utile Dept., Refuse Divs. has been duly examined by a local Physician and designa'ted by him as a "First Class" risk. The above employee began his service with the City of Clearwater on Mar. 31, 1964. He is under 45 years of age (bir'thdate Mar. 23, 1934) and meets ~he require- ments of our Civil Service. It is hereby recommended by the Advisory Commit'tee that he be accepted in~o membership. Very ~.ruly yours, Advisory Committee of The Employees' Pensi. on Fund /s/ Paul Kane Chairman /s/ Edwin Blanton /s/ Helen Peters -~-----------------------------------------------------------------~--------------- Oct. 23, 1964 Honorable City Commission Clearwater, Florida Gentlemen: As Trustees of the City or Clearwater Employees' Pension Fund, you are hereby noti~ied that, Jrones D. Anderson, Rodman, Engineering Dept. has been duly examined by a local Physician and designat. ed by him as a "First. Class" risk. The above employee began his service wi~h the City of Clearwater on Jan. 2S, 1964. He is under 45 years of age (birthdate Aug. 24, 1943) and meets ~he require- ment, s o~ our Civil Service. It is hereby recommended by the Advisory Commit~ee that he be acceF*.ed into membership. Very 1': ruly your s, Advisory Commit.'t. ee o~ ~he Employees' Pension Fund /s/ Paul Kane Chairman Is/ Edwin Blanton /s/ Helen Peters ------------------------------~---------------------------------------------------- Sept. 9, 1964 Honorable City Commission Clearwater, Florida Gentlemen: As Trustees of the City o~ Clearwater Employees' Pension Fund, you are hereby notified ~hat, Albert Alston, Collector, Utile Dept., Refuse Div. has been duly examined by a local Pbysician and designated by him as a "First Class" risk. The above employee began his service with the City of Clearwater on Feb. 10, :L964. He is under 45 years of age (birthdate Oct. 4, 1936) and meets the require- i .. ment s of our Civil Service. <;;'., , , It is hereby recommended by the Advisory Committee that he be accepted into <,;c.- .lDembership.. Wai.ver Attached. " Very Truly yours, Advisory Committee of The Employees' Pensi on Fund , . / s/ Paul Kane Chainnan "'~;,,~,<' /s/ Edwin Blanton "';''';~,;j'.k., ,,',",:<:','. ,') "", '. . /s/ Helen Peters ,. .' , - ,.~;;.~(~....;.~~; ~..,.-/.tl/'~~: (- :.:" :"':;. ,', :,::', ,(.~: ;>. .... , ..;":: .:'."' . ," ': . .' . '.' .. , . . . .,..,.. .. .:.. ,'" '~'.-...-- _.__._-_..---~.~..- ------..--------------- ------.. --- -- ------ ----------'-------------",., " ~"~,~~i,~i;,;~~'(;!\i'~~~;i\~,!,t,\',", ' , ( cont inued l ,. " ~~.,....",. ".: .. ,...~"''''~~'' ..., "',,,....... .~: '";;'.~ :,<'..,.~.~..~...~f'\,. ." . " .~(.. . ~:':t ....,~~.t:.,."....... '" ../,.....,. l '.", ..~.~~..';"..."I)":........~)q~""'....~..'~~;I;..1.~ .t'.:" ~".'W'I't~~~we..';I"....'. '~"''''''-I '0. .,J' '''.. "!"~' ~l f,t"l " . . ' ~ ~ .... ~,1; ," '.:" ". < , ~', '..~; )I..', "~'.' ,~~'. .~' 41 ..:.t.o;;" "v', "I. -.t' ,'>. '.~>! .~., .~; ~..;. :: ,\ .' ...... '. .~9/~;~~~f[; ,', ; .,~~ "','" tf.::.,., ';'.::: ....' .'. ,. CI~O~:~H:!~:)~~ZING' .' ". ....;:!to~;~ . . ,'I .. \ \ J :' "', ,',' ....'::.: ~ 1 ~~,;~,t~~t,':'.~,_:::,:..'.~. .. ---------------.------~--------~---~-------------------------------~-------------- . ~ . ' , . ":""".' . ~:f!iL" .," :- " :".'\', ~i~.;:..l,..... ". '. ,..J ..,. " , ~ ,", , ';i,.! ,:. \. ,\\ ~, ;t t,! " .Honorable City Commission and Employees' Advisory Committee of City &mployees' Pension Plan Gentlemen: I wish to sincerely request. that favorable consideration be given my appli- cation to the Employees' Pension plan, in order tha~ I may contribute and share in ru~ure benefits as covered by the Pension Act. Attention is called to the at~ached report of Dr. Hagan, in which he ra~es me a "First Class Risk," but sho\tls a past history of hernia. If I am accepted under the Pension Plan, this letter will serve as a waiver of any claim for disability or other benefits under the Pension Plan should such disability or claim s~em from hernia above mentioned. Clearwater, Florida September 25, 1964 .~ .' , ." '" ~~ '". , ~ :1 ."', ~tl '1 . . ,! , ~ ~ . Very truly yours, /s/ Albert Alston , ." :~ .' .> -' " " .. /s/ F. S. Tucker Witness .~ " ...,. '" ". ....-o' -----~------------~-----~----~--~------~-------~--------------~-------~----------- . . .' - . .' \ '1 ~ " PETITIO~ Novemb er 10, 1964 ,; Honorable Robert Weatherly Mayor of Clear~ater, Florida Dear Mayor Weatherly: This petition is being forwarded to you in protest of the closing of the bridge at Rainbow Orive and Corona Avenue, Skycrest. ." '. : , . ;, " '" '< The follo~ing are all business people and t;axpayers on Rainbo~ Drive and the closing of the bridge has h~t our apartment, and or, motel business. It is, therefore, requested that you, as Mayor of Clearwater, have the bridge re-opened, at least until after the tourist business is over. 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"~:~l), ::. ~~i' ')'';~','' :., ..~(.. , .,' .1:~.~~;.:'~ I ~: I I '. .,', : ".M ~. ,,. :'.~ .'~ ' ,l ' :. 'I _ 'd " t I. ,'.. "'-'- I .. I ~''t~..f _ I.. '... ;..:,~..t~: ~; 0 / � � k� �.7. CTTY COMMISSION MEETING November 16, 1g64. The City Commissio.a of the Ciby of Clearwater ;net in regular session at 9;he City Hall, Monday, November lb, 1964, at 1:30 P.M., with +,he foTlowing members present ` Robert L. We.atherly Mayor-Commissioner Cleveland Insco Commissioner Herbert R. Fields Commissioner --- Amos G. Smith Commissioner Joseph K. �urner, Sr. Commissioner Also present were: Jame� R. Stewart City r�lanager Guy L. Kennedy, Jr, Asst, City Ar,torney I�ax Battle City Engineer Willis Booth Police Chief The Mayor called the meeting fi o order. The invocation was given by Rev. Robert E. Coleman, Jr., First Christian Church. Gommissioner Smith moved t hat the minut.,es of the meeting of November 2, 1964 be appraved as recorde@ ana as sub- mitted in �vritten summation by the Clerk to each Gommisszoner. ?�otion was seconded by Commissioner Fields and carried unanimously. The Mayar approved �he minutes of tha meeting of OctoUer 19, 1964, wnich had been previously accepted by the Commission subject t:� his approval. A�,ublic hearing was announced for t,he paving, drainage and curbing of �ay Esplanade, from Mandalay Avenue east to Clearwater Harbor. The City Engineer reported that the six property owners wexe notified of the preliminary hearing, 4 objected, one was in favor of the praject and one did not answer. The estimated cost per front foot was �6.25, but lowered to $5�26 at this time, Mr, Dazid Shear stated the proposed work was unnecessary but if it was done the City should pay the entir�• �ast, since it was purely for public use, as the cit y-owned Youth I�aritime Center, a boat launching ramp, public beach and nearby Palm Pavillion patrons all used it, and tl?e abutting property owners would not derive any benefit fr�m it. He also represented Mr. VJ. S. Wightman, and referred to a letter from bim. Mr. Harvey Richardson, Breezeway r2otel, 602 Poinsettia Avenue was in favor, bu.t requested a sidewalk on the South side. Rev. Walter Ncilullen, pastQr of �hapel by the 3ea, stated tlze chur�h was in favor of it. The Clerk read a letter of objection to the cost from Louis F?resti, 556 Bay Esplanade. Con�issioner Smith moved that Resolution �61�-16'7 be passed authorizing the project. Motion was seconded Ly Corru�issioner Fields and carried unanimously. The Mayor recommended a motion be made for the sidewa.lk, Commissioner Fields moved that the City NIanaoer and City Engineer be aut-,horized to construct a sidewalk on ';he South side of Bay Esplanade. Motion was seconded by Gommissioner Turner and carried unanimously, The City Manager recommended accepting the low bid of Westinghouse Electric Supply Company, Tampa, for street lighting materials. Commissioner Turner moved upon the joint recommendation of the Electrical Superi�tendent and Assistant Purchasing Agent concurred therein by the City I�Ianager that the contract for $ octoflu�e aluminum street lighting poles and t}6 light fixture$ be awarded to ��Vestinghouse Electric Supply Company, ior the sum of �p4,Ot�$.42, which is the lowest and best responsible bid, and tha� the appropriate officials of the City be au�hor- ized to execute said corn;ract which shall be in accordance with the plans and specifica�zons and bid. I�Io�ion was seconded by Gommissioner Fields and carried unanimously. The City Manager recommended accepting �he low bid of Graybar Electric Supply Company, Tampa, for street lighting ma�erial for use at Marningside Estatzs. The cost of this project had been placed in escrow by t h� deJeloper. Commissioner Fields moved upon the joint reaommendation of the Electrica�_ Superin�endent and Assistant Purchasing Agent, concurred in by the City Mana�er that tne contract be awarded to Graybar Electric Supply Company, for the sum of �6,162.67, which is t he lowest and best responsible bid and that the appropriate officials of the City be aufihorized to execute said contract which shall be in accordance with the plans and specifi- cations and bid. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Insco and carried unanimouslp. The City Mar_a�er recommended accepting the l�w bid of Consolidated Pipe Company, Birmingham, Alabama, for 5,000 ft. 2�� black steel line pige. Commissioner Fields moved upon the joint recommendation of the Utilities Nlanager, Gas Superintendent and Assistant Purchasing Agent, concurred in by the City Manager that the contract �e awarded to Consolidated Pipe Company, for the sum of :�1,950, which is the lowest and best responsible bid, and that the approgriate officials of the City be aut horized to execube said contract which shall be in accQrdance wit h tne plans and specif�= cations and bid. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Turner and carried unanimously. The Gity I�Ianager recommended accepting the low bid of Tnayer Motor Company, ior 4 n�w 1965 van trucks wifih !� trade-in vehicles. Commissioner Smith moved upon t he joinr, recommendation of the Utilit ies TZanager and Assistant Purcnasing Agent concurred therein by the Gity Manager that the cont,ract for 4 van trucks at �7,449, less �1,200 trade-in, or a cost of �pb,249, be awarded to Thayer Motor Company, which is t,he lowest and best responsible bid and that the appropriate officials of the City be autharized to execut:e said contract which shal l be in accordance with the plans and specifi- cations and bid. Motion was seconded by �ommissior� r Fields and carried un�nimously. � - `k�''`��,. _2_ CITY COMI�ZISSION M�ET1%TG November 16, 1964 The City IvIanager recommended accepting the low bid ox" Carpat, Paving Company,Inc., St. Petersburg, for paving, draina�e and sanitary sewer replacemeni, as follows: t�ollen Road, Fairmont to Terracz; merrace Road, Ro11en to Betty Lane, and Fair�nont, Betty Lane to Ro11en Road, curbs only are assessable, estimated at; �'0.9$2 per front foot. Commissioner Fields moved upon the jaint recommendation of the City rngineer and Assistant Purchasino Agent concurred in by the Cit;y Manager th�t the contract be awarded to Carpat Paving Company, Inc., for the sum of �u$,51'].�.5, which is the Zow- est and best responsible bid, and +hat the appropriate off icials of the City be authori2ed to exer,ute said contract v�hich shall be in accordance with the plans and speciiications and bid. T�Iotion was seconded by Commissioner Smi�h and carried unani- mously. The City Manager presented for approval Change Order �2, revising layout of the gas pipes, on the Southeastern General Gorp., contract for the new Cit,y Hall, which reduces it in the amount of �p364.21, Gommissioner Turner moved that the Change Order be approved as recommended and the appro�riate officials be authorized fi o exe- cute it. Motion was seconded by C�mmissioner Fields and carried unanimously. The Assistant City Attorney read in fu.11 on its first reading Ordinance �1036 amendinb certain provisions of Chapter '], Article III of the City Code pert,aining to Electricity. Commissioner Smith moved Qrdinanee �1036 be passed on its first reading. Motion was seeonded by Commissioner FieL3s and carried unanimously. Commissioner Smith moved Ordinance �1036 be r ead and considered by +,i�;le only �n its se�ond reading by unanimous consent; of the Go�nission. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Fields and carried unanimously. The Ordinance was read by t it;'le only. Commissioner Smith moved that Ordinance �1036 be passed on its second reading by title only. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Fields and carried unanimously. The Ass�stant City Attorney read in full on its first readin� �rdinance �1037 intent to ann�x site of Kings Hi hway elementary school property the SW l�y. of St�7 1��. of SW 1�L� of Sec. 2-29-15�. Commissioner Smith moved that Ordinance �1037 be passed on its first reading. Motion was seconded by Commissi�ner Fields and carried unanimausly. Gommissioner Smith moved +,hat Ordinance rr1037 be reac?. and considered by title only on its second reading by unanimous consent of t,,he Commission. Mo�ion was sec- onded by Commission�r Fields and carried unanimously. The Ordinance was read by tit,le only. Commissioner Smi+.,n moved that Ordinance �jIQ37 be passed on its second reading by title only. ldotion was seconded by Commissioner Fields and carried unani- mously. Commissioner Smith moved Ordir_ance �1037 be read and considered on its third and final readin� at this mee�ing of the Commission by unanimous consent of f,he Commission. P+Iotion was seconded by Commissioner Fields and carried unanimously. The Ordinance was read in full. Commissioner Smith moved Ordinance �1037 b� passed on its third and final readinb and adopt;ed, and that the proper officials be aut,nor- ized to execute it. Mo�ion was seconded by Commissioner Fields and carried unani� mously. Commissioner Insco mo�;ed that the City Engineer be excused at this time. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Smith and carried unanimously. Resolution ;�64-16t� was presented assessing the pro� rty owners on Exing Avenue from Court S.t,reat +.,o Park Street, £or cons+,ruction of paving, curbs and drainage. Commissioner Turner moved that; Resolu+,ion �6�.-16$ be adopted and that the appropria+,e officials be authorized +,o execute it;. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Fields and carried unani:nously. Resolution ;�6y.-169 was presented assessin; the property owners on Corona Avenue �rom Cleveland Street to Gulf +,o Bay Bivd., and also on �iercury Avenue from Gulf to Bay Blvd. nor+;h approximately 250 ft, for the construction of paving, curbs and drainage. Commissioner Fields moved that Resolution �t6�.-169 be ad�pted and that +.1-�e appropriate officials be au+.horized to e�cecute it,. I�iotzon was seconded by Commissioner Turner and carried unanimously. Resolution �01�-170 was presented authorizin� payment of �235.20 to The Bond Buyer for advertising - no*,ice of sale of �975,OQ0 Revenue Certificates, from Construcfi ion Trust Fund, U+.,ilities Revenue Certificates, Series of 1961�. Gommissioner Fields moved that Resolution rr6�.-170 be adopted and that the appropriate officials be auhhorized t.o execu�;e it. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Turner and c<�rried unanimously. Resolution �r64-171 was presented authorizing payment of Y�;$6Li..05 to Southland Prir.ting Cempany, for prin*,ing 300 official s+,atemerrt;s for issuance oi' N`�375,000 Re�renue Certificates, from Construction Trust, Fund, Ut;ili+;ies Rev�nue Cei^t,iiicates, Series of 196�.. Commiss:�ner Fields moved t,hat Resolution �6�.-171 be zd��pted and that the appropriate officials be authorized +,o execute it. P�iotion was �econded by Commissionar Turner and carried unanirnously. Resolu�ion ��61�-1'72 was presented requiring the owners of 30 proper+,ies to clean their lots of weeds and undergrowth. Commissioner Fields moved that Resolution �r6y.-172 be adopr,ed and that the appropria+e ofticials be authorized to execu+;e it. P�ot.,ion was seconcled by Commissioner Smi*.h and carried unanimously. ,�.j � G,�, -3 - CITY CONI'�iIISSTOA MEETING November 16, 1q61� Resolution /�61�-173 was presented authorizing paymen#, of "�b01.00 to K. 4Vhit;ney Dalzell, Jr., Architect, for services rendered in connection wit,h t,he new City Hall, from Construction Trust k'und, L'tilities Tax Improvement Certificates, Series of 1962. Commissioner Fields n�oved that Resolution �61�-173 be adopt,ed and +hat the appropriate officials be aut;horized to execute it. h'fo�ior� was seconded by Commissioner Turner and carried unanim��usly. Resolur,ion �61�-171� was presented aut,horizing payment of �1,520 to K. Umi�ney Dalzell, Jr., ArchitecL, for services rendered in connection with Utilities Building, from Const,ruction Trust Fund, Utilities Revenue Certificates, Series of 196�. Commissioner Fields moved t;hat Resolut;ion �64-171� be adopt,ed and that the appropriate officials be authorized to execute it. Motion was seconded by C�mmissioner T�zrner and carried unanimously, Resolution #64-175 was pressnted vacating a utility easement in Bay Terrace Additien, Block R, West 5 ft. of Lot 12 and the East 5 ft. of Lot 11. Commissioner Fields moved that Resolution #64-175 be adopted and the appropriate officials be authorized fio execute it. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Turner and carried unanimously. Mr. Robert Bickerstaff'e, Clearwater Flying Company, Glearwater, Florida stated he had received a final notice including a 10� penalty which he objected to paying. He further stated he had appeared previously objecting to the license fee and ex- pected a reply to his previous objection. He also contera3ed that he had no proper entrance to the Airparic. The City Mana�er suggested Mr. E3ickerstaffe pay his license fee, marked under protest, and no penalty would be charged, and if the ordinance is amended a refund will be given. T�Ir. Bickerstaffe also stated that a petition had been f iled some time ago for the opening of a street to the Airpark. Commissioner Smith moved that the City Manager and City Attorney investigat,e the leQal obligations as to streets in the area. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Fields and carried unanimously. The Mayor read a petition with approximately 15 signar,ures, which he had received, protesting the closin� of t,he bridge at Rainbow Drive and Corona Avenue, and reque5ting it be re-opened. Commissioner Fields moved that the peti�ion be accepted. Motion was seconded by Comm�ssioner Turner and carried unanimously. The City Manager repoi�t;Ed tl�at plans are being prepared for a new bridge which would be ready for bids in about a month, and t har r,he preser.t bridge cannot be made safe for vehicle t.raffic. In reply to a question from Commissioner Sraith, the City Manager report;ed that a temporary locat ion for the Home Dem�nstration Club had been found, subject to the Commission approval. Commissioner Smit,h asked about the paving of Bayside Drive and stated that �he street was in good condition until sewers were installed. The City Manager reported. that a preliminary public hearing had been held but as a majority opposed the project, t he matter was not. carried iurther. The City Commission now a�ijournea as t,he City Commission and acting as Trustees of the Pension Fund heard a letter read from the Advisory Committee, with waiver at,tached, recommending +hat, Albert Alston, Collectar, Utilities Dept., Refuse Division, be admitted to the Pension Plan; and other letters fZv m the Advisor�,� Committee recommendi.ng ti:at �Iames D. Anderson, P�odman, Engineering Dept., and Jessie Thompson, Collector, Utilities Dept,, Refuse Division, be admitted to the Pens�on Plan. Commissioner Fields moved that Albert. Alston, be accegr,ed subject to waiver, and that the other named employees be accepted into tl�e Pension PZan. Motion was seconded by Commissi�ner Turner axid carried unanimously. There being no furt her business the meet,ing adjourned at 3:15 P.M. Att e st : i � �°�CG.�', �-�C Ci�y lerk l/ ,i' �i`.���l�c'.t:�'-r_' :F'.2�. Ma or-Commissioner ✓ i � \ GITY CONRyIISSION MEETING November 16, 196µ AGENDA Public Hearin,�s CITY COMR'lTSSTON MEETING nOVEMBER 16, 1964 1. Paving, Qurbs & Draina�e - Bay Esplanade 1:30 P.M� Reports from Cit.y Manat;er Invocation 2, Bids, S?:reet; I,ighting Materials Introductions 3, Bids, Street Lighting rdaterials l�. Bids, Black Steel Pipe �Iinutes of Preceding n7eetin�s 5. Bids, Van Trucks 6. Bids, Paving, I�rainage and Sanitary Sewer Public Hearings Replacement - Rollen, Terrace & Fairmont %. Change Order �2 - l;i�ty Hall ;�eports from City Manager $. Othes Engineering Matters 9. Verbal Reports and Other Pending Mat,t ers Reports from City Attorney Re orts from Cit Attorne Citizens to be Heard 10. Ord. �103 - Amending Sect;ions 7-31, 7-6L� and 7-65 re Board of Electrical Examiners Other Commission Action and Setting a New Schedule of Permit Fees and Re-inspection Fees for Electrical VJork Adjournment 11. Intenr, to Annex Kingshighway Schoal Property 12. Assessment Resolut;i on - Ewing Paving i�teeting Pension Plan Trustees 13. Assessment Resolution - Corona & Mercury Paving 1�., Payment to Bozd Buyer Util. Rev. issue 196y. 15. Resolution - Payment �o Southland Printing Co.. 16. Lot �lowing Resolution 17. Resolution - Payment for Archi�ect Fees, City Hall 1$. Resolution - Pa}*ment for Architect fees, Utilities Building oct. 23, 1964 Honorable City Commission Clearwa+.,er, Florida Gentlemen: As Trustees of f:he City of Clearwater Employees' Pension Fund, you are hereby notified that, Jessie Thompson, Collector Util. Dept., Refuse Divs. 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 Cit� of Clearwater on Mar. 31, 1961�. He is under 45 years of age jbirtE�date Mar. 23, 7-934) and meets t;he require- ments oi' our Civil Service. It is hereby recommended by +.he Advisory Committee that he be accept ed in4;o membership. Very truly yours, Advisory Committee of The Employees� Pensi on Fund /s/ Paul Kane Chairman /s� Edwin Blanton �s/ Helen Peters Oct . z3 , 1g61� Honorable City Commission Clearwater, Florida Gentlemen: As Trustees of the City of Clearwater Employeest Pension Fund, you are hereby notified that, James D. Anderson, Rodman, Engineering Dept. has been duly examined by a local Physician and desi�nated by him as a 1tFirst Class" risk. The above employee began his service with the City of Clearwater on Jan. 2�, 1961�. He is und�r 45 years of age (birthdate Aug. 2t�, 194.3) and meets the require- mer,�. s of our Civi.l Service. It is hereby recommended by the Advisory Committ,ee that he be accepr,ed infio membership. Very t;ruly yours, Advisory Committee of The Employeest Pension Fund /s/ Paul Kane Chairmar /s/ Edwin Blanton /s/ Helen PeS;ers ---------------SePt.-9'-1g6�---------- Honoranle City Commission Glearwat,er, Florida Gent lemen: As Trustees of the City of Clearwater Employees� Pension Fund, you are hereby notified that, Albert Alston, Collector, Util. Dept., Refuse Div. has been duly examined by a local Physician and designated by him as a'�First Class�T risk. The above employee began hi3 service with the City of Clearwater on Feb. 10, 196�.. He is under �.5 yEars of age (bisthdat,e Oct. 4, 1936) and meets the require- mex�t. s of our Civil Service. It is hereby recommended by the Advisory C�mmittee that he be accepted into membersY�ip. Waiver Attached. Very Truly yours, Advisory Committee of The Employeest Pensi on Fund /s/ Paul Kane Chairman /s/ Edwin Blar.�on /s� Helen Peters (aontinued} ��� CTTY COMMISSION ME�TINC� November 16, lgdl� (continued) Clearwater, Florida September 25, 196y. Honorable Gity Commission and Employeest Advisory Committee of Gity EmployeesT Pension Plan Gentlemen: I wish to sincerely reauest; that �avorable consideration be given my appli- cation to the Fmployees� Pen�ion plan, in order that I may contribute and share in futur�e benefits as covered by the Pension Act, Att;erition is called to the attached report of Dr. Hagan, in which he rates me a��First Class Risk,!� but shows a past history of hernia. If T an accepted ur.der the Pension Plan, this letter will serve as a waiver of any claim for disability or other benefits under �he Pension Plan should such disability or claim stem from hernia above mentioned. Uery truly yours, /s/ Albert Alston /s/ F. S. Tucl�er Witness PETITION Honorable Robert Weatherly Mayor oi �learwater, Florida November 10, 196l� t�ear I�fayor Weatherly: This petition is being forwarded to you in protest of the closing of the bridge at Rainbow Drive and Corona Avenue, Skycrest. The following are all business people and taxpayers on Rainbow Driye and the closing of the bridge has hart our apartment, and or, motel business. It is! therefore, requested tr�at you, as P�layor of Clearwater, have �che bridge re-opened, at least until after the tourist business is over. No doubt the bridge will be widensd and it is hoped that tl'je work will be complet;ed in 1965, in order that we will noi; be faced wit;h this present situation as the following tourist season arrives, Signed by 15 gersons , ; :� � 'j ;ti �{