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06/07/1965 ~ , " "" ' - ," ~" '.., ;':~;'I1"d' " .,..,,;;" '1I""i~ " ''"''''i.'y,''Fi;~~ ,ji):, ',#".~;!~{,;;,',>,,;~~,~, "~ \~;~'%~\.\'it~i~~~~~~~~"'? '... '''J~,~".","""",-....._".....,...""...a.'''I'.Hl>i....\l1r'''''''''';';;''I~''':'''''''''',''''<r.I;.'<',',:",''1i!'lr.;l~;,; ii:;,:;.~Iiii~\':" /I,;"'i;1<'I'I~~,~,fj'~" ~ilf.xi1l'{~~1t.'U!i!:~;,~'~~" ~" ::'/,,(" ,;/_" ..,": " ,,';"'1:., ".~if!...:" _ ,_,:~""-",,,,_, , ~;..:;(,~~t:iM.~"i."1;.~~;"r:l:f~", ...,'~~\\!......~;,.uo.'"....'.:,' ,., _.~~:~..;.\..t4...~__.. .~......::.,:v......",~ :0... .J.\... ~ ____0. ,._..___~__ CITY COMMISSION MEETING June 7, 1965 The City Commission of the City of Clearwater met in regular session at the City Hall, Monday, June 7th, 1965, at 1:30 P.M. with the following members present: Joe 'l'urner Cleveland Insco H. Everett Hougen Clifton Stephens Absent: Mayor-Commissioner Commissioner Commissioner Commissioner Amos G. Smith Commissioner Also present were: James R. Stewart Herbert M. Brown Max Battle Willis Booth City Manager City Attorney City Engineer Polic e Chief The Mayor called the meeting to order. The invocation was given by Reverend M. G. Argeaux, Good Samaritan Episcopal Church. Commissioner Insco moved that the minutes of the regular meeting of May 17, and the special meeting of May 24, 1965 be approved as recorded and as submitted in written summation by the Clerk to each Commissioner, subject to the approval of Commissioner Smith. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Stephens and carried unanimously. Commissioner Insco moved that Commissioner Smith be excused from both sessions of this meeting, the one today and the recessed meeting of tomorrow. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Stephens and carried unanimously. The first item on the agenda was a public hearing appealing the decision of the Board of Adjustment ani Appeal on Zoning, from Gaylord Church, for the follow- ing setbacks, on Lots 30 and 31, Sunburst Court and Lot 6, Block b, North Shore Park which is zoned R-1E. 1. 7-1/2 ft. from Sunburst Court to erect greenhouses 2. 3 ft. from Sunset Drive for screened swimming pool Mrs. Virginia Anne Church, Attorney, wife of the applicant, asked to withdraw the swimming pool as approved by the Board of Adjustment and Appeal on Zoning, stating that she will make a new application before the Board of Adjustment and Appeal for it. Commissioner Hougen moved that grs. Church's request to withdraw the swimming pool part of her application be granted without prejudice. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Stephens and carried unanimously. Mrs. Church stated it was her under- standing that the affected people had agreed to the new location of the swimming pool. She then explained about the greenhouses, saying that the requested location was the only place suitable without exposure to sea spray and the north winds, and that at the present time they would build only one greenhouse, but would like per- mission to build two. Mr. William F. Spain, 320 Sunburst Ct. spoke about the uni- formity of the setbacks on Sunburst Ct. and felt the objection to the greenhouse was on the basis that if granted that it could set a precedent whereby other people might be granted variances. Mr. Spain stated tr~t at the meeting held at the Chur ch home, it was .rel t that there would be no ob je ction to one greenhouse and the new location of the swimming pool. Mrs. A. M. Eggerman, immediate neighbor to the north of the Church property said that the Churches have made a tremendous improve- ment in their property. Mrs. Dorothy Benjamin, 4Ul Sunburst Ct. said she under- stood that one greenhouse would not extend into the 25 ft. setback, but if it did she objected to it. Commissioner Hougen moved that finding no hardship to the applicant that the request be denied and that the action of the Board of Adjustment and Appeal on Zoning be reversed. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Stephens and carried unanimously. ,', " A public hearing was announced appealing the decision of the Board of Adjust- ment and Appeal on Zoning, from Grover C. Eldridge to allow machine shop and fab- ricatin& in existing building on the following property: Beg. at NE cor of NW 1/4 of SE 1/4, Section 13-29-15; run W 481', S 301.85' for P.O.B.; thence run W 158.61', S 313.47', E 242.33', N 314.37', W 83.72' to P.O.B. zoned B (business) and R-IE (single family). Mr. Donald McFarland, Attorney represented Mr. Eldridge and read from the Code Section 26-6A (2) (c) pertaining to B (business) usage. He then explained the request and outlined the local operations of the company. Mr. Albert Rogero spoke in favor of the request. Mr. Earl H. "Bud" Parmer, Jr. spoke in ob- jection stating that if this request was granted the City would be setting a danger- ous precedent, allowing industry of any size adjacent to prime residential property and this would not be in the best interest of the taxpayers of the City. The area of Canterbury Rd. would become commercial streets and make itdangerous for the small children living there. Already the applicant is moving truckloads of building materials into the area in what appears to be an expansion of the present building or construction of another building of like nature. He then introduced Mr. Ralph Rose, machinist, of 675 Canterbury Rd. who spoke in objection. About 10 persons were present in opposition. Mr. Parmer presented a petition of objection with 19 signatures. Commissioner Insco moved that the petition be received. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Stephens and carried unanimously. Commissioner Stephens stated after having held this public hearing and hearing the pros and cons that he was not convinced that the proposed use would not be offensive to the occupants of c:, () 3 , ., ''i' . ~~'(:m"'\''''')7'>'''''~",,-:'::~';'''''''''',j'''1 ';J?;"'''~'''~'':;;);''''''-'' '.. ,:;;, !""-::';~,''tr:~J:: 'i'!:'~;~'{l"~;:;;e"'~l <,~'1t~~~~~:'!'I',t:J#-\;~ :~tr.>?:wtPt::.~<'::!~#.:'\'1{.~~(\'''''(~)~; :-t,>t~J.!tt1, Cl,:; ,~'(liIJ~~e;*~~~~~: ' '~~i~~~~~~~~:~;~~i~Y~" ",,""'" -2- CITY COMMISSION MEETING June 7, 1956 (continued) the adjacent premises and therefore moved that the renuest be denied. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Insco. Upon the vote being taken Corrunissioners Insco and Stephens and Mayor Turner voted "Aye". Commissioner Hougen voted "No". Commissioner Smith absent. Motion carried. Commissioner Insco moved that items lc, Id and 2 be postponed until 1:30 P.M. Tuesday, June 8, 1965. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Hougen and carried unanimously. 3:20 P.M. Commissioner Insco moved that this Commission meeting recess at this time until tomorrow Tuesday, June 8th, 1965 at 1:)0 P.M. to attend the ~uneral of Civil Defense Director, Col. James H. Watkins. Motion was seconded by Commis- sioner Hougen and carried unanimously. )~ t,: ):c * >;c ):' ):c t.( ':c >:~ ~c * );C ):: >:c ):~ ):c ~( ':( * ~(t.( ~(:(: ~( ~~ ':c ~(::~ * The Mayor reconvened the meeting at 1:30 P.M., June 8th, 1965 with the following in attendance: Joe Turner Cleveland Insco H. Everett Hoqgen Clifton Stephens Absent: Mayor-Commissioner Commissioner Commissioner Commissioner Amos G. Smith Commissioner Also present were: Jame s H. Stewart Herbert M. Brown Willis Booth Donald Beachler City Manager City Attorney polic e Chie~ Representing City Engineer The invocation was given by Chief Booth. The Mayor announced that the first item on the agenda ~as a public hearing appealing the decision of the Board of Adjustment and Appeal on Zoning, from Kane Corporation to erect a 4 story Medical Clinic Building having 2 stories on Druid Rd. on N 90' and W 130' of S 90' of Lot 30, Bluff View, zoned R-4. ~IT. Wallace M. Heimburger represented the applicant and explained the request and design of the proposed building, and then showed the architect's conception of the building and, the plot plan. Dr. Henry Smoak, 11011- W. Druid Rd. adjacent to the property on the north spoke stating he had the same objections that he had at previous meetings, and then read a letter of objection to the building extending beyond his home and requesting effective screening for his home and grounds. Mr. Robert R. Tench, Attorney, representing Mr. and Mrs. Lee H. Reid, 206 Jeffords St., ~iled a COPT of an agreement ~ith the applicant to withdraw their objection provided route of ingress and egress would be located 5 ft. from the West property line of the Reids; 3 foot lattice work fence to be erected along said property line, drainage to~ards the bay front. Mr. Heimburger expressed approval of the agreement. The Clerk read a letter of objection from Alfred C. Wyllie, 1008 W. Druid Rd. Commissioner Hougen moved that the City Commission grant the request of Kane Corporation to erect the medical clinic building on the N 90' and vi 130' of S 90' of Lot 30 Bluff View, zoned R-4, subject to agreement entered into by Kane Corporation with Lee H. Reid and Dr. Smoak, which the developer agreed to incorporate in his plans. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Insco and carried unanimously. The next item was a public hearing appealing the decision of the Board of Adjustment and Appeal on Zoning, from Freddie L. Wilder. Mr. Fred J. Wilder, Attorney, represented the applicant and explained the request. He stated that the house was built by his father in 1932 with 2 garages on the lot line, which have now been torn down. They want to erect 6' x g, utility room plus parking space, on the property which is zoned business. Mr. Gonzalo Garcia, realtor, representing Mr. Andrew Kallivokas and Mrs. C. Vasquez spoke in objection and requested that the application be denied. Mr. Wilder stated that he did not think any of the buildings on the street met the 25 ft. setback or even close to it. Commissioner Hougen moved that the City Commission deny the application of Freddie L. Wilder for setback from Gulf View Blvd. to erect utility room and bath house on Lots 27 & 28 Clea~ater Beach Park, zoned B (business) thereby supporting the ruling of the Board of Adjust- ment and Appeal. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Stephens and carried unani- mously. A public hearing was announced for the paving and drainage of Cambria St. from Mandalay to the Gulf. The Asst. City Engineer reported that o~ the 12 property owners involved, 9 were in favor, 2 against, and 1 card was returned because of no forwarding address. The estimated assessable cost per front foot was given as $3.09. There were no objections. Commissioner Stephens moved having heard no valid objec- tions that the City Manager and the City Engineer be directed ~orthwith to proceed with the project on an assessment basis, by calling for bids. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Insco and carried unanimously. Commissioner Hougen moved to deviate from the agenda to hear a letter received by the Mayor. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Stephens and carried unanimously. --". " ......:.~..,.,...:;~......:m -~....- ._~.. . ."..." ."'.". "'''I_'~''>>:"''''l.""V'."~:,,,..~t".'.'<l''.:N';V,'''", . .::t'..i, ._,. ...._......~.. 'jo.."~,",,, ...~. '":''''' .....-~ .. . ~ ... \ ., .., ~ : e'I':>'>';;;' C ~ ";'/~~:~~/':,'i7~;::'i;~<;>;';:'f;:'V':;""': '",::; :'z:;,,:>'i: ;,:.:';-:: ':~~"\':;~',~;;;"0~'t," ;'.'~";?'" ,:t:'<.f!oji,f <, "" ~.,.,'V. ',> " " , .,. " ""'j>>:'>""'~~ ". . .'. . .... . . ,"'" .., . . ......... ~J:'"';.';":;2::,i.x:;,~'r:1i.:~ ~~~Jf',)~"l,;',?'ti&, ~t,~~ri~~~~r:~::5r~~'."~~~1~;~rf~!:;,.,~ ".,':";{:{i:"'; ,,:,,~'::~~:,'i'C ':;;1".:"" , " -3- COMI,nSSION MEETING June 7, 1965 (co n ti nu(-)d) Mayor 'l'urne r road a letter fro m th e Police Dept. commend ing the adoption of the 1965 Pay Plon. Commissioner Insco moved that the letter be recei ved and made a part of the record of the City of Clearwater. Mution was seconded by Commis- sioner Step hens and carried unanimous ly. C 11'Y 'l'he City r'lunager recommended accepting the Lid of John W. Daniels Paving Co., St. Petersburg, for box. culvert at Kings Highway and Stevenson Creek. Commissioner Hougen moved upon the joint recommen dation of the Cit'y Engi neer and Asst. Purchasing Agent, concurred in by the City f'!ianager that the contract be awarded to John W. Daniels Paving Go., for the sum of lli6,300, which is the lowest and best responsible bid and tha t the appropriate officials of the City be authorized to execute said contra ct which stall be in accordance with the plans and specific ations and bid. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Insco and carried unanimously. The City Manager recommended accepting the bjd 01' U. S. Pipe & Foundry Co., Birmingham, Alabama, i'or ll-200 i't. 6" cast iron water pipe. Commissioner Stephens moved upon the joint recommendation 01' the Utilities Manager, Water Superintendent and Asst. Purchasing Agent, concurred in by the City Manager that the contract be awarded to U. S. Pipe & Foundry Co., for the swn of $7,266, which is the lowest and best responsible bid and that the appropriate officials of the City be authorized to execute said contract which shall be in accordance with the plans and specifi- cations and bid. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Hougen and carried unanimously. The City Manager presented a request from Jimmy Hall's Steak House, Inc., 115 Hendricks St. i'or the vacation of easement east of his property. Mr. Donald McFarland, Attorney, represented them stating that just recently they purchased some property on the N. Garden Ave. at Hendricks St. corner, which has an easement for the benefit of DiSalvo's Gulf Coast Hardware Store, which fronts on Garden Ave. He gave the history of the property and explained Lhat it was an easement of la' across the west portion of the north 79.5' of Lot S, and the north 79.5' of the east 87' of Lot 1, Block 5, Gould & Ewings 1st Addition. Mr. Kenneth Sunne, Attorney, represented ~lr. DiSalvo, and said he depends upon the easement for ingress and egress to rear of store for delivery of merchandise, etc. as they cannot stop at the south side of store and retention of easement is not a detriment to proposed parking area. Mr. H. H. Baskin, Sr. stated that no other alley or easement exists, and the contracted arrangement between parties was perfectly legal, and Mr. Hall has the right to use it as long as it remains open. Commissioner Hougen moved that this request for vacation of the easement east of Jimmy Hall's Steak House, Inc. be denied. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Insco and carried unanimously. Commissioner Hougen moved that the City Co~nission instruct the City Manager that the alley way be kept open for ingress and egress with "No Parking" signs to be placed for trucks using same for parking and blocking it. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Insco and carried unanimously. The City Manager announced that the City firemen were appearing before the Commission after having gone through the proper channels. Mr. Richard E. Hobinson, representing the majority of the officers and men in the Fire Department, expressed thanks for being permitted to appear at the meeting and stated that they expect to have a meeting with the Civil Service Board later this month. He said that he and the members of the Fire Department did not agree with statements made to the effect that members of the Fire Department had constant supervision, whereas the Police Department did not. He cited the fact that no officer was originally assigned at the Beach Fire Station as there were only 2 men there. He also said that it would only cost $100 a week to make the firemen's pay equal to that of the police. The firemen permitted the executive board of the union to handle the matter of going through the proper channels. He stated that the firemen requested 4 things: 1. The coke fund and other funds be returned to the men. 2. Return to original 24 hour on duty work schedule, similar to the one they had been on for a number of years. 3. The return of certain privileges such as being able to swap duty time. 4. That the Fire Department be run by the rules in the Officer's Training Manual set forth by the State Fire College. He then presented a petition, requesting an investigation, with 3400 signatures. Commissioner Insco moved that the petition be received. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Stephens and carried unanimously. Mr. Robinson suggested that various civic clubs be authorized to form an investigation committee. The Mayor stated that the Commission can not legally authorize such investigation, but that there were no objections to any civic club doing so. The Mayor asked various questions such as: Why the firemen's union tried to pass a Legislative Act amend- ing the Civil Service Law without consulting other employees and whether the funds from the firemen's dances were going into the union treasury. The Mayor also stated that he believed the Civil Service Board should handle the matter rather than the citizens. Mr. Robinson stated that there was a conflict of interest in the Civil Service Board and then retracted his statement. The Mayor announced that there would be no prejudice for appearances and statements made at this meeti~~. ~~. Frank Richardson, fireman, stated that Mr. Robinson represented about 90% of the firemen and that he himself would be glad to work police hours and pay. Mr. Robert Ca~son, a City resident, stated he was formerly a Massachusetts representative of the A.F. of L. union and a State Correction Officer, and does not want to see dis- satisfied employees. Mr. Jerry Troesch, stated he likes the Fire Department but finds it difficult to remain due to hOlrrs and pay. He expressed the opinion that the main issue is hours, pay and conditib,ns they have to work under. ~~. Joseph Schultz, a taxpayer, stated that the firemen have asked for a hearing and a committee should be ~ormed to investigate the matter. Mr. Steve Gerakios Clearwater High School teacher, spoke of the bad publicity and suggested that \, ~};~'; , . :.j.r~. ' t;{'~.:1~:7:;{~ t!~!.i;, . !.., .,.. ".....','" <""';" ' ;!ii~~~}~}f;~~\?~i~],;tJ:: ~~;:~~==::::!:::;r:~~=.~:i=:~:I;::~';~,~,:~'~~""~~~~",~".~. r;Oc, -4- CITY COMMISSION MEETING June 7, 1965 (continued) something be done to clear up the disagreement. Commissioner Ho~en moved to take under advisement the question of the City Commission conducting an investigation as requested by these members of the Fire Department. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Stephens and carried unanimously. Commissioner Insco moved to deviate from the agenda to hear item 1/18, Ordinance l05~., amending occupational license fees. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Hougen and carried unanimously. Mr. David Perkins, Clearwater Laundry, reported that he had filed objections to the occupational license ordinance fees last September and had a conference with the City Treasurer but no agreement was reached. He objected to the sliding scale charging by the number of employees in the dry cleaning and laundry busi- nesses. He stated that his license fee was $255, an increase of 155%, that he did not object to a reasonable increase but thought this to be too great. 4:50 P.M. Donald Beachler, Asst. City Engineer left the meeting at this time. After a recess for discussion ~:ir. Kenneth McCreary, Finance Director, expressed the opinion that it was equitaple as it was set up, but Mr. Perkins felt it was not equitable and recommended~$75.00 ~ee plus $1.00 per employee. By consent the Commission agreed to Mr. Perkins recommendation. Commissioner Insco moved that Ordinance #1054 amending the schedule of occupational license Sees be read on its third and final reading with unanimous consent of the Commission. Motion was seconded by Conunissioner Hougen and carried unanimously. The Ordinance was read in full. Commissioner Insco moved Ordinance #1054 be passed on its third and final reading and adopted as amended and that the appropriate officials be authorized to execute it. Motion was seconded by Commis- sioner Stephens and carried unanimously. An application was considered from Sherwood Dahl, to operate a second hand store at 701 Pennsylvania Ave. The City Manager reported the Police Department found no reason to deny the license. Commissioner Hougen moved that the applica- tion be approved. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Stephens and carried unanimously. The City Manager presented for approval plans from Gulf Oil Co. for a service station to be located on the north side of Holiday Inn property on U. S. Highway 19. He stated that the City Engineer and the Planning & Zoning Board had approved it. Commissioner Stephens moved tha t the plans be appro ved as recommended. Iv:otion was seconded by Commissioner Insco and carried unanimously. Resolution #65-64 was presented authorizing that Azelea Ave. as designated in the plat of Brooklawn Sub. be changed to Kings Highway. Commissioner Stephens moved that Resolution #65-64 be adopted and that the appropriate officials be authorized to execute it. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Insco and carried unanimously. The City Manager presented for approval Supplemental Agreement #1 to the con- tract with Mechanical & Chemical Equipment Co., Brandon, for Phase 1 - 1964 Clearwater Water Project, which increases it in the amount oE $1,034. Commissioner Stephens moved that the Supplemental Agreement be approved as recommended and that the appropriate officials be authorized to execute it. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Hougen and carried unanimously. The City Manager presented for approval Change Order #4 to the contract with Deeb Inc., for construction of the Utilities Bldg. which reduces the contract in the amount of ~)666.70. Commissioner Hougen moved that the Change Order be approved as recommended and that the appropriate officials be authorized to execute it. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Stephens and carried unanimously. The City Manager reported that the ~irst meeting in July would fall on the 5th, which is a holiday, and suggested having the meeting on Tuesday, July 6th. Commis- sioner Insco moved that the first regular meeting in July be held Tuesday, July 6th, 1965, at 1:30 P. M. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Hougen and carried unanimous ly . Commissioner Insco requested to be excused from the meetings of July 6th and the 19th, 1965. Commissioner Hougen moved that the request be granted. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Stephens and carried unanimously. Commissioner Hougen requested to be excused from the meetings of July 19th, and August 2nd, 1965. Commissioner Insco moved that the reque st be granted. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Stephens and carried unanimously. The City Manager recommended approval for expenses of the City Commission to attend the Nationa~ League of Cities Con~erence to be held in Detroit from July 23rd through 28th, 1965. Commissioner Insco moved that the expenses be approved. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Stephens and carried unanimously. The City Manager recommended for approval the reappointment of R. M. Thompson Sr., to the Civil Service Board for another 3 year term. Commissioner Insco moved' that the recommendation be approved. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Hougen and carried unanimously. I . '~-' . , '::,.f:, }... :~":: lr:-..~:-.~ ',~ l ~ J'... ........' . ., ,'{' :"'".., ",' .....:.... ~ .il::~:r~I~~:1:~:~~;:!i:"':.:~8~j:,.~rI~:'_;&:_~~;~~~:"l:=~;~\;:~:'~;:::.,.;:~t:~t:::""t~'Y~';~:' -5- CITY COMMISSION lVJEETING' June 7, 1965 ( cont inued) The City Manager presented the plat of Oak Grove Estates in the N 1/2 of the SE 1/4 of the NE 174 of Section 24-29-15, but stated that the 632 contract form was still being processed. He explained that the subdivision was actually started while still in the County, prior to the annexation Bill being passed in the Legislature. He further explained that the streets were 27 feet wide in accordance with County regulations but did not meet the City 30 feet width, and that the rest of the City subdivision requirements were met. He also had a proposed deed for 40 feet of Lakeview Itoad which had a provision that if the street was built as a special improvement project there would be no assessments for these lots for the paving. Commissioner Insco moved that the plat be approved subject to the completion of ordinance t632 contract and the proper officials be authorized to execute it. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Stephens and carried unanimously. 5:45 P.M. Commissioner Insco moved to recess at this time until 8 P.M. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Hougen and carried unanimously. ::: >:c ':" ~:~ t.-: ::~ }:;: t.' :::'):c ~, ~,~( ~c ~c~, ':' ~, ~, ~c ::;t ~c ~c :;:c ':c :=:~ t.c 1.( ):c :=:~ The Mayor reconvened the meeting at 8 P.M. with Commissioners Insco, Hougen and Stephens present. Commissioner Smith was absent. The City Attorney read in full on its first reading Ordinance #1056 amending the liquor ordinance (Chapter 4 Clearwater City Code) by adding zone 21, (West 60 ft. of Lot 1, South Park Sub.). Commissioner Insco moved that Ordinance #1056 be passed on its first reading. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Hougen and carried unanimously. Commissioner Insco moved Ordinance #1056 be read and considered on its second reading by title only with the unanimous consent of the Conunission. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Stephens and c8rried unanimously. The Ordinance was read by title only. Commissioner Insco moved Ordinance #1056 be passed on its second reading by title only. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Stephens and carried unanimously. Commissioner Insco moved Ordinance #1056 be read and considered on its third and final reading at this meeting of the Commission by unanimous consent of the Commission. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Stephens and carried unanimously. The Ordinance was read in full. Commissioner Insco moved Ordinance #1056 be passed on its third and final reading and adopted and that the appropriate officials be authorized to execute it. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Stephens and carried unanimously. There were no objections. The City Attorney read in full on its first reading Ordinance #1055 establish- ing zoning and fire district classifications for the following properties which were annexed by Legislative action: 1. South 198' of the N 528' of the East 165' of the East 1/4 of the SE 1/4 of the SE 1/4 of Section 15-29-15. 2. West 75 ft. of the North 516' of the West 1/4 of the SW 1/4 of the SW 1/4 of the SW 1/4 of Section 14-29-15, less N 330' thereof. 3. Beginning at the haIr section corner of the East boundary of Section 11-29-1~ run West 792' for p.a.B.; thence North 976', West 1343', South 900'; thence South 500, West 116' to the North line of the ~v 1/4 of the SE 114; thence East 1432' to P.O.B.; less East 660.12 feet. 4. North 29' M.O.L. of the East 868' M.O.L. of the Southwest 1/4 of' the Northeast 1/4 of Section 18-29-16. Commissioner Insco moved that Ordinance #1055 be passed on its first reading. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Stephens and carried unanimously. Commissioner Insco moved Ordinance #1055 be read and considered on its second reading by title only with the lmanimous consent of the Commission. Motion was seconded by Commissione r Stephens and carried unanimously. The ordinance \"Jas read by title only. Commissioner Insco moved Ordinance #1055 be passed on its second reading by title only. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Stephens and carried unanimously. Commissioner Insco moved Ordinance #1055 be read and considered on its third and final reading at this meeting of the Commission by unanimous consent of the Commission. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Stephens and carried unanimously. The Ordinance was read in full. Commissioner Insco moved Ordinance #1055 be passed on its third and final reading and adopted and tha t the appropriate officials be authorized to execute it. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Stephens and carried unanimously. J ..,. :~::'.' The City Attorney presented agreement for purchase of part of Lot 9, Block A, Norwood Subdivision, for Douglas Avenue extension right of way from Emily M. Darmer for $1,500. Commissioner Insco moved that the contract be approved as recommended by the City Attorney and the proper officials be authorized to execute it. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Stephens and carried unanimously. Resolution #65-65 was presented authorizing payment of $862 to K. Whitney Dalzell, Jr.', Architect, for services in connection with the new City Hall, :from ,Construction Trust Fund, Utilities Tax Improvement Certificates, Series of 1962. " i. ..!.-.....~........,A-~~ ~..:.. ------. .~. . . :, _,.",_" .:,......--......."":...~,,......,..,.. 1/..,.;...;:.."...'. ' ,." _ .:,.......'.'~.._..., .;" <0' .1 ". ~()7 -6- CITY COMMISSION MEETING June 7, 1965 (continued) Commissioner Insco moved that Resolution #65-65 be adopted and that the proper officials be authorized to execute it. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Stephens and carried unanimously. The City Attorney presented for acceptance t~o easements, one for the West 5 ft. of Lot A, Block 2, Unit A, Bays ide Sub. No.4. from Paul Johns for storm drainage purpose only, and the other in Block 2, of Baskins Replat, .from Bayview Gardens Housing, Inc., for utilities. Commissioner Insco moved that the ease- ments above described be accepted and the proper officials be authorized to record them. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Stephens and carried unanimously. , Resolution #65-66 was presented requiring the owners of 43 properties to clean their lots of weeds and undergrowth. Commissioner Insco moved that Resolution 1165-66 be adopted and that the appropria te officials be authorized to execute it. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Stephens and carried unanimously. The City Attorney recommended a resolution be prepared commending the Legislative Delegation for their cooperation. Commissioner Insco moved that this Resolution 1165-67 be prepared and adopted and tha t the proper officials be author- ized to execute it. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Stephens and carried unanimously. ,', . Mayor Turner expressed regret at the City'S loss in the passing of Col. James H. Watkins, Civil Defense Director and recommended the preparation of a resolution expressing condolence to his family. Commissioner Insco moved that Resolution ~65-68 be prepared and adopted and that the proper officials be authorized to execute it. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Stephens and carried unanimously. The City Commission now adjourned as the City Commission and acting as Trustees of the Pension Fund heard letters read from the Advisory Committee recommending that Homer Grimes, Laborer, Streets Division, Public Service; Alton Sonnier, Laborer, Gas Plant, Utilities Dept. Gas Division; S. B. Barlowe, Fire- fighter, Fire Dept.; and Marjorie Schmitt, Secretary I, Fire Dept. be admitted to the Pension Plan. Commissioner Insco moved that the employees named be accepted in the Pension Plan. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Stephens and carried unanimously. Commissioner Insco spoke about physical examinations for new City employees and possibly designating a City physician as a future policy of the City. The City Manager reported that the Safety Committee, Employees Association and Personnel Director were working on such a program. There being no further business, the meeting adjourned at 8:40 P.M. Attest: ',". ,", . :',. :'~, 7~':',:""'.~.:!:::(I"'~,,";?'jY~~~7:-~";'" ,,~;,~:,~..~:.:"" :':~'.'~"'\"~~~"~":"':i.~~ft.t-("""~~~~~~9"!Wt",~u':~:1'io':r.\~..~..~o(".~/"~,.;M'''''~I~l~~t'~~~\O,lt~''';~'I.r<~r '~"'''<.' (; lO -2- OITY COMMISSION MEETING June 7, 1965 (continued) - - - - - - ~ - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - May 17, 1965 aonorable City Commission Clearwater, Florida Gentlemm : As Trustees of the City or Clearwater Employees' Pension Fund, you are hereby notified that, Homer Grimes, Laborer, Streets Div. Public Service has been duly exmnined 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 Nov. 17, 1964. He is under 45 years of age (birth-date Apr. 2, 1934) and meets the requirements of our Civil Service. It is hereby recommended by the Advisory Committee that he be accepted into membership. Very Tru~y Yours, Advisory Committee of The Employees' Pension Fund /s/ Paul Kane Chairman /s/ Edwin Blanton /5/ Helen Peters May 21, 1965 Honorable City Commission Clearwater, Florida Gentlemen: .As Trustees of'the City of Clearwater Employees' Pension Fund, you are hereby notified that, Alton Sonnier, Laborer, Gas Plant Utile Dept. Gas 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 Nov. 24, 1965. He is under 45 years of age (birth-date Oct. 27, 1927) and meets the requiremen ts of our Civil Servic e. It is hereby recommended by the Advisory Committee that he be accepted into membership. Very Truly Yours, Advisory Committee of The Employees' Pension Fund /sl Paul Kane Chairman /s/ Edwin Blanton / sl Helen Peters May 20, 1965 Honorable City Commission Clearwater, Florida Gentlemen : As Trustees of the City of Clearwater Employees' Pension Fund, you are hereby notified that, S. B. Barlowe, Firefighter, Fire Dept. has been duly examined by a local Physician and designated by him as a "First Class" risk. The abo~e employee began his service with the City of' Clearwater on Oct. 11, 1964. He is under 45 years of age (birth-date Jan. 5, 1932) and meets the requirements of' our Civil Service. It is hereby recommended by the Advisory Committee that he be accepted into membership. Very Truly Yours, Advisory Committee of The Employees' Pension Fund /s/ Paul Kane Chairman /s/ Edwin Blanton /s/ Helen Peters - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - May 18, 1965 Honorable City Commission Clearwater, Florida Gentlemen : As Trustees of the City of' Clearwater Employees' Pension Fund, you are hereby notified that, Marjorie Schmitt, Secretary I, Fire Dept. has been duly examined .' " by a local Physician and designated by him as a "First Class" risk. "..' ,',The above employee began her service with the City of' Clearwater on Oct. 29, 1964. :,:,,-: ,~, ,;/'::',(,';::Sheis urxier 4-5 years of' age (birth-date 9/29/24) and meets the requirements of :<::::i:,!:;]'0~ti\,,':J:':' ')::\\,:;:~>' ,"our Ci"'i~Servic e . >;,:','lr;:,::.;;::~i;:~~:i:,~:';.':,:.~:',':;:;i:'t::',.,:''.:,It, is hereby recommended by the Advisory Committee that she be accepted into member~hip~':.;-: ' . 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