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CITY COMMISSION MEETING
February 19, 1976
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The City Commission of the City of Clearwater met in
regular session at the City Hall, Thursday, February 19,
1976, at 12:30 p.m., with the following members present:
Joseph earwise
Karleen F. DeDlaker
John F. Rankin
Karen Martin
Acting Mayor-Commissioner
Commissioner
Commissioner
Commissioner
Absent:
Gabriel Cazares
Mayor-Com~i8sioner
Also present were:
Picot B. Floyd
Thomas A. Bustin
Cecil Henderson
Frank Daniels
City Manager
City Attorney
Acting City Engineer '
Police Chief
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The Acting Mayor called the meeting to order. Th~ iri-'
~ocation was given by Rabbi Peter Mehler of De~h Shalom'
Synagogue.
Commissioner-Elect Darwin Frank was in the audience and
Was welcomed by the Acting Mayor.
Commissioner DeBlaker mov~d to approve the minutes. of
the two special meetings of February 11, 1976, to amend the
February 5th minutes by adding after the third paragraph of
Item. 123: "The applicant agreed to comply with all applic-.
able regulations, building codes and parking restrictions of
the City Ordinances, by February 19, 1976.", and to approve
the minutes of the regular meeting of February 5, 1976, as
amended. Commissioner Rankin seconded the motion which car-
ried unanimously.
ITEM #S - Citizens to be Heard re Items Not Appearing
on Agenda.
Richard Tenney suggested the Commission discuss and
negotiate with the Scientologists on their suit against the'
Mayor.
Norman Bowles objected to being asked if he were .a
Scientologist by a receptionist at City Hall.
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Steven Heard, of the Scientologists, stated their suit
was against the Mayor only and they were willing to talk.
Arta Gates again requested an animal ordin.snce to in-
clude chickens, and also spoke of no heat at the Kings High-
way Recreation Building.
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ITEM 17 - A Public Hearing on Lot ~owin8 Resolution
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:~:i'~;<<':':,'.;:<:' ".: Hea,r;lng and requested the C1 ty Inspector. Willa'rd' Stewart,' . .
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There were no objections. Commis8ioner Rankin moved that
Re.olution '76-19 pasBed on February 5, 1976, be confirmed
and made effe~tive 8S to all personB and parcelD listed
thereon, eXc9pt for those whose lots have been verified ..
being cleared and thOle who have paid the City for the cle.r-
ing, and that the proper City officials and employees be
directed to proceed in accordance with law to see that the
lots are cleared. Motion waB seconded by Commissioner Mar-
tin and carried unanimously.
ITEM 08 - A Public Hearing on ~rinexat10n and Zoning
Requests:
a. Lots 3 and 4, Del Oro Gardens, with RS-50
(single family residential) zoning and Fire
District 02 classification. - E. Krok.
Property is located on the north side of Thomas Road
between McMullen-Booth Road and Madera Avenue. The request
is in conformance with the Comprehensive Plan. The Planning
and Zoning Board and the Planning Director concur in the
recommendation to approve the request.
The applicant was present and there were no objections.
Commissioner Rankin moved that the request for annexa-I.,
tion by Edmund Krok for RS-50 (single family residential) .
zoning and Fire District f/2 class ification thereon be approved' - -,
and the City Attorney be instructed to include this in an . .
ordinance to be brought back to this Commission for approval
as soon as possible. Commissioner Martin seconded the motion
which carried unanimously.
b. Lot la, Block F, Oak Lake Estates, with RS-IOO
(single family residential) zoning and Fire
District 02 classification. - R. Miller.
Property is located on the southwest corner of Magnolia
Drive and Brookside Drive. The request is in conformance
with the Comprehensive Plan. The Planning and Zoning Board
and the Planning Director concur in the recommendation to
approve the request.
The applicant was present and there were no objections.
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Commissioner Rankin moved that the request for annexa-
tion by Ronald Miller for RS-IOO (single family residential)
zoning and-Fire District 02 classification thereon be approved
and the City Attorney be instructed to include this in an
ordinance to be brought back to this Commission for approval
as soon as possible. Commissioner Martin seconded the motion
which carried unanimously.
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Lot 4, Block D, Oak Acres Addition, with RS-75
(single family residential) ~oning and Fire
District 02 classification. - G~ Haddox,
M. Hancock, and the City of Clearwater.
Property is located between Brentwood Drive and Lake-
view Road about 200 ft. east of Duncan Avenue. The request i
is in conformance with the Comprehensive Plan. The Planning
and Zoning Board and the Planning Director concur in the
. ,'recommendation to approve the request.
; The applicant's representative was preBent~
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Attorney Raymond Argyros, representing James A. Poppa.,
owner of Lot 3 directly to the west of eubject property, re-
queeted Lake Estelle be preserved and a restriction to run
with the land be put upon it. Donald McFarland, attorney
for the applicants, stated tbere were no plane to fill the
lake.
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Commissioner Rankin moved that the requeat for annexa-
tion by George Haddox, Mary Hancock, and tbe City of Clear-
water for RS-75 (single family residential) zoning and Fire
District 02 classification thereupon be approved and the
City Attorney be instructed to include this in an ordinance
to be brought back to this Commission for approval as soon
as possible. Commissioner DeBlaker seconded the motion
which carried unanimously.
Commissioner Rankin moved to accept, a8 part of the
record, the representation by Donald McFarland, attorney for
the applicants, that Lake Estelle would not be filled. Com-
missioner DeBlaker seconded the motion. Upon the vote being
taken, Commissioners DeBlaker, Rankin and Martin voted "Yesll;
Acting Mayor Carwise voted IINo.lI Motion carried. .
ITEM 09 - A Public Hearing on Zoning Amendment.
Change the South 338 ft. M.O.L. of the following'
description from RS-50 (single family) to CG
(business): Begin 290.60 ft. East and SO ft.
South of Northwest corner of Northeast 1/4 (NE 1/4)'
of Southeast 1/4 (SE 1/4), Section 13-29-15, thence
East 184.95 ft., South 617.44 ft., West 78.66 ft.,
North 487.38 ft., West 97.07 ft., North 130 ft. to
P.O.B. - Jersey Jim TV & Air Conditioning, Inc.
(J. Towers.)
This Metes and Bounds parcel is located 280 ft. south
of Gulf-to-Bay Boulevard and 190 ft. east of Bamboo Lane.
Donald McFarland, Attorney, representing the applicant,
stated the applicsnt has owned the property for 18.years and
it is a landlocked portion with access only through the front
property. He stated his client was willing. to accept the
restrictions of the Planning and Zoning Board but they did
wish to change the setback Bast and west to 14 ft. instead
of 15 ft. They also planned a fence around the property.
Emil Marquardt, Jr., Attorney, represented owners of
Chauncey Clearwater Trailer Court and owners of residences
on Bamboo Lane who were in opposition to the change. Peti-
tions of objection with 61 signatures had been received by
the City. He stated it was an unsightly area and restric-
tions are hard to enforce. He also presented pictures of the
property taken in the summer of 1975, which were accepted as,
Composite Exhibit "A. u.
By unanimous consent, the Commission returned to Item 66.
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ITEM '6 - Service Awards.
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Seven employees were awarded service pins. Commissioner
Karen Martin presented the Employee of the Month of January
award to Steve Kelly of Building Maintenance Division; and
Commissioner Karleen DeBlaker presented the Employee of the
Month of February award to Betty Ward, Secretary to the Police
Chief and a City employee for twenty-three years.
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ITEH '9 was resumed.
William Gallant. W. J. Jones and Charles Finton spoke
in opposition to rezoning because of noiso and the possibil-
ity of restrictions being ignored.
The Planning and Zoning Board approved CO (general busi-
ness) zoning for the property. subject to covenants. However.
the Planning Staff is opposed to the rezoning 8S it does not
comply with the Comprehensive Plan and would set a precedent
for all narrow. unused. or partially used tracts fronting on
a major thoroughfare. Donald McFarland stated rezoning
would not set a precedent as his client wished to build a
storage building only and wants to use the property for a
reasonable purpose. For the record. he presented a copy of
the proposed Restrictions and Covenants.
Commissioner DeBlaker moved to deny the request for CO
(general business) zoning on Metes and Bounds property. so
described. in Section 13-29-15. Commissioner Rankin seconded
the motion. Upon the vote being taken. Commissioners
DeB1aker and Rankin voted "Yes"; Commissioner Martin and
Acting Mayor Carwise voted "No." Motion failed.
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Emil Marquardt, Jr., stated his clients would lika the
property to be retained for residential use.
Commissioner Rankin moved to continue this item to
March 18. 1976. at 12:30 p.m., to be heard before a full
commission. Commissioner DeB1aker seconded the motion which
carried unanimously.
ITEM 010 - A Public lIearing re lINo Wake" Ordinance.
The recommendation is to revise Ordinance 11591 to ex-
clude the basin immediately southeast of Horizon House and
thereby permit water skiing in this area. Ordinance 11591
was adop ted in November of 1975. and designated "no wake'"
zones and prohibited water skiing in "no wake" zones. In
December of 1975, the Chairman of the Marine Advisory Board
requested that water skiing be permitted in the basin south-
east of Horizon House. Residents of llorizon House have sub-
mitted a petition requesting retention of the ban on water
skiing in this area.
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The Mayor allotted ten minutes each to the proponents
and opponents of the recommendation to permit water skiing
in this area.
Bob Bickerstaffe, Cliff Stefan, Jack Wylie. Marette
Odum and Gladys Brown spoke in support of the recommendation.
Bonnie Harding read a letter of opposition into the
record. Another resident of Horizon llouse also spoke in
opposition.
Bill Burchfield. Harbormaster. speaking for the Marine
Advisory Board, refuted the objections presented in the
petition by the residents of Ho!izon House.
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Commissioner Rankin moved that Ordinance '1591 include
, the basin. immediately southeast of Horizon House as a "No
~'W.ke'~ zone~ Commissioner DeB1aker seconded the motion.
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~h~";',";'~:;,:" '.> >:,vot'.d .....Yes"; Commissioner Martin and Acting Kayor Carwiae
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Commi..ioner Rankin moved to continue this item to
March 4, 1976, at 12130 p.m., to be heard before a full com~
mislion. Commissioner Martin seconded the motion which car-
ried unanimously.
Commissioner DeBlaker asked that more water skiing
safety specifics be presented at the next meeting.
ITEM '11 - Request for Annexation of Portion of NW 1/4
of SW 1/4 in Section 18-29-16. - Douglas L. Weiss, et a1.
The prospective purchasers of this tract of land propose
to build a 4l-unit housing project for the elderly on the
north portion and to use the Routh portion for professional
purposes. Sanitary sewer is available for this property.
The Planning Department states the request for high density
does not conform to County or City Comprehensive Plans but,
in accordance with State law, the recommendation is to accept
the application and refer it to the proper departments.
Commissioner DeBlaker moved that request for annexation
of portion of NW 1/4 of SW 1/4 in Section 18-29-16 be ac- ,
cepted and referred to the proper departments for appropriate
action and public hearing. Commissioner Martin seconded the
motion which carried unanimously.
ITEM 012 - Appeal of Sidewalk Waiver Denial, l428'South
Hillcrest Avenue. (Lot 69, Block M, Brookhill Unit 1.) -
T. Clark.
Section 1-6 of City Ordinances requires a sidewalk be
installed upon construction of a new residence. Terry D.
Clark submitted a request for a waiver of installation of
sidevalk as the neighborhood does not have sidewalks. The
City Manager denied the request and Mr. Clark asked to be
placed on the Agenda to appeal the denial. Mr. Clark was
present and had placed the money in escrow for the sidewalk
and, at this time, requested a refund.
Keith Crawford, Traffic Engineer, presented slides show-
ing areas of the City needing sidewalks and discussed the
problem it is to put them in later. Mr. Clark presented
photographs of the area and stated he would agree to cun-
struct the Sidewalk in the future, if necessary.
Commissioner Rankin moved to approve the appeal of Mr.
and Mrs. Terry D. Clark for waiver of sidewalk installation
at their property, Lot 69, Block ~(, Brookhill Unit 7 (1428
South ltillcrest Avenue). Commissioner DeBlaker seconded the
motion. Commissioner Rankin amended his motion to grant .the
waiver but the money to remain in escrow. Commissioner
DeBlaker approved the amendment. Mr. Clark read into the
record a letter from Ed Blanton, Building Director, that
required $452.00 be placed in escrow. Mr. Clark assumed the
money would be refunded if the appeal were granted. The
City Attorney stated the only issue before the Commission
was whether or not undue hardship has been made apparent.
Marvin Tompkins spoke in favor of sidewalks being con-
structed at the beginning of construction of a residence.
Upon the vote being taken, Commissioners DeBlaker and
Rankin. voted "Yeslt; Commissioner Martin and Acting Mayor
;~~;:'.>''';':.:,::.,.', ." carwi.,e voted uNo." Motion failed.
',;~~~.;'l(';~:-'/.;:';' ".:'" Commi..~oner' Martin moved to continue this item to Harch
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ITEM 113 - Request for Occupational LicenBe - Used Mer-
chandi.e. M. Loughlin and M. na11.
Mr.. Margaret M. Loughlin. 131 Windward IB1and, and
Mr.. Merion Hall, 502 Cedar Street.'have requested an occu.
pationa1 license to operate a used merchandise businea. to
.be known as "Return Engagement ReBa1e Shop" at 1001 North
Ft. Harrison Avenue.
Commiasioner Rankin moved to approve the request for an
occupational license. Commissioner Hartin seconded the motion
which carried unanimously.
ITEM 114 . Renewal of Concession Agreement with Mark
Robinson. - Jack Russell Stadium.
The Parks and Recreation Director concurred in the rec.
ommendation to approve a concession agreement between the
City and Mark Robinson to sell various items at Jack Russell
Stadium.
Commissioner DeB1aker moved to amend paragraph.i.by
adding: "Further, the City reserves the right where', epecial,.'
public fund raising events will occur at the stadium; to grant
to those involved in such functions. the right to, sell iteins .'
not in conflict with those being sold by Robinson.1I Commis-
sioner Hartin seconded the motion. Upon the vote being taken
on the amendment, motion carried unanimously.
Commissioner Rankin moved to approve the concession'
agreement, as amended, and the appropriate officials be
authorized to execute it. Motion was seconded by ,Commissioner
DeB1aker and carried unanimously.
The City Manager reported that revenue from the facility
has almost doubled over the past five years -- from $31,085
to $59.085.
ITEM C15 Request for Renewal of Clearwater Rifle Club
Lease. Part of Tract A, Rep1at of Blocks 1 through 19 of
Marymont, in SE 1/4 of NW 1/4, Section 12-29-15. (Continued
from December 18, 1975.)
The Clearwater Rifle Club, by letter dated December 30,
1975, requested their lease of City property located at 1910
Grand Avenue, Clearwater, Florida, be renewed. The recom-
mendation, based upon a 1975 opinion of the Florida Attorney
General and other applicable court cases, was to deny renewal
with regret.
Police Chief Daniels reported the Police Department
occasionally uses the rifle range. It was also brought out
that it is open to the public for a dollar fee. Commissioner'
DeB1aker suggested the lease be rewritten as the Rifle Club
appears to UBe the property for a proper public purpose.
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Commissioner Martin moved to continue this item to
March 4, 1976, at 12:30 p.m. Commissioner Rankin seconded
the motion which carried unanimously.
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~~~<?:":"::>, ,':'.;~,... .', Th'~,.C1earwater Golf Park. Inc.. has' requested' permission:,
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The City Manager read into tho record hi. memorandum
dated February 18. 1916, relating to action taken at the
Commil.ion meetings of November 20 Bnd December 18, 1915.
He allo read into the record a letter dated December 17, 1975,
from Emil Marquardt, Jr., which stated the $11,353.85 owed
to the City would be paid over a period of three years upon
hypothecation of the lease.
Emil Marquardt, Jr., Attorney, representing Clearwater
G~lf Park, Inc., was present and stated the Golf Park would
repay the entire amount though the court order stipulated
separate amounts for the Golf Park and the Air Park. He aleo
stated the bank would make the loan' subject to hypothecation
of the lease which would be on the lease and not on the land.
The money would not be used for improvements. Commissioner
Rankin suggested the COlllmission negotiate with the. owner to
see if the property is for sale, and at what price.
Edward Winslow introduced Chester Smith, attorney on
the law committee of the Northeast Civic Association, who
spoke against hypothecation of the lease.
Commissioner Rankin moved to continue this itam to
March 18, 1916, at 12:30 p.m. Commissioner DeBlaker seconded
the motion. Upon the vote being taken, Commissioners DeBlaker
and Rankin and Acting Mayor Ca'rwise voted "Yea"; Commissioner
Martin voted "No.1I Motion carried.
ITEM 017 - McMullen Park Tennis Complex.
(Sec. .18-29-'16)
The McMullen Park Tennis Clubhouse is now completed' and
open to the public who are using the adjacent eight tennia
courts. To staff the clubhouse, Parks and Recreation Director
Eddie Moore requested one Recreation Supervisor and three
Recreation Assistants, for a total of $18,621.70. Funds are
included in the 1975-76 Operating Budget, and tbe following
recommended user fees should be established: 1. Singles,
$1 per court per hour. 2. Doub1eo, $1 per court per hou'r
with the privilege of signing for two hours if desired.
Revenues have also been estimated and included in the 1975-76
budget. Mr. Moore stated only one person would be on duty
at a time.
Commissioner Rankin moved that the requested personnel
be authorized and user fees approved. Commissioner DeB1aker
seconded the motion which carried unanimously.
ITEM 018 - Status Report on the Northeast Wastewater
Treatment Plant dated February 13, 1916, from Anthony L.
Shoemaker, Assistant City Manager.
Commissioner Rankin moved to receive the repo'rt for in-
formation. Commissioner DeBlaker seconded the motion which
carried unanimOUSly.
ITEM D19 - Consultant Contract - Assistance on Environ-
mental Element of 701 Grant. (Planning/Design Group, Tampa,
Florida.)
A grant for the preparation of a program to assess and
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;,;r,:.....".. . ''''. . asked to approve hiring .the Planning/Design Group of 'rampa,
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Co..i..ioner aankin moved to approve the hiring of the
Pl.nning/De.iln Group, Tampa, Florida, and that the approp.
riate official. ba authoriaed to executa the contract.
Commi.sioner DeDl.kar .econded tho motion. Upon the vote
being taken, Commi..ionars DeDlakor and Rankin and Acting
Mayor Carwile voted "Tesll; Commi..ioner Martin voted "No." "
Motion carried.
ITEM '20 . Progress Report - Financial Management System
Implementation.
Commissioner Rankin moved to accept the Finencial Man-
agement System Implementation Progress Report dated February
13, 1976, by Jeffrey E. Dut1er, Assistant City Manager, nnd
to authorize an increase in the existing Consultant's con-
tract in the amount of $14,700, which will effect an overall
savings from original estimates of $75,114.00. Commissioner
DeBlaker seconded the motion which carried unanimously.
ITEM #21 - Supplementary Police Pension - Appointment
of Trustees.
An election was held February 5th and 6th, 1916, re-
sulting in Police Officers Kaminskas and Sed rick being rec-
ommended to the Commission for appointment to the Board of
Trustees.
Commissioner Rankin moved to appoint Police Officers
Ray Kaminskas and William Sedrick as Trustees of the Supple-
mentary Police Officers' Retirement Fund for a period of, two
years. Commissioner Martin seconded the motion which carried
unanimously.
ITEM 022 - Citizens Utility Review Board. .
Mayor Cazares had requested, by memorandum dated Jan-
uary 2, 1976, that the Commission consider establishing a
Citizens Utility Review Board. Consensus of the Commission
was to continue this item until the Mayor was present.
.Commissioner Rankin moved to continue this item to March 18,
1976, and to place it on the work session agenda. Commis-
sioner DeB1aker seconded the motion which carried Ynanimous1y~
ITEM U23 - Management Internship Program.
The Management Intern Program is to help further the
objectives of professional management in all areas of city
government. The program consists of two graduate interns
and two undergraduate interns for a period of fourteen weeks--
total salaries, $6,720.
Commissioner Rankin moved to continue the Management
Internship Program. Commissioner DeB1aker seconded the
motion which carried unanimously.
ITEM #24 - Authorization to Sell Unnecessary or Unfit
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.City Property.
Equipment replaced by recent acquisition and now surplus,
.. . , inoperative equipment for which replacement has been author-
,. i'zed, ,equipment declared uneconomical to repair and unusable
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ITEM 131 - Second Reading - Ordinance 11600 - Amending
Budget for Fiscal Year 1975/76 to Reflect Increale in S~rplu.
for General Fund. (Approved December 18. 1975.)
The City Attorney stated Ordinance 11600 would be read
in its entirety unless there was. motion to the contrary.
Commiesioner Rankin moved that Ordinance 11600 be read by
title only. Motion was seconded by Commissioner DeB1.ker
and carried unanimously. The ordinance was read by title
only. Commissioner DeBlaker moved that Ordinance '16~0 be
passed on its second and final reading and adopted and the
appropriate officials of the City be authorized to execute
it. Commissioner Rankin seconded the motion which carried
unanimously.
ITEM 032 - Second Reading - Ordinance D1602 - Amending
Section 22-146 of Code, Deleting Portion of Union Street from
Map Establishing Truck Routes. ~pproved January 8, 1976.)
Acting Mayor Carwise presented Ordinance 11602 for sec-
ond reading. Commissioner DeB1aker moved that Ordinance
'1602 be read and considered by title on1y~ Commissioner
Rankin seconded the motion which carried unanimously. The
City Attorney read Ordinance 01602 by title only. Commis-
sioner Rankin moved that Ordinance 01602 be passed on its
second and final reading and adopted and the appropriate
officials of the City be authorized to execute it. Commis-
sioner DeB1aker seconded the motion which carried unanimously.
ITEM 033 - First Reading,- Ordinance 0160~ - Amending
Zoning Atlas. (U.S. Home, Bleakley & Walker.' Approved .
January 15, 1976.)
The City Attorney presented Ordinance 01601 for first
reading. Commissioner DeB1aker moved that Ordinance D1601
be read and considered by title only on the first reading.
by the unanimous consent of the Commission. Motion was sec-
onded by Commissioner Rankin and carried unanimously. The
Ordinance was read by title only. Commissioner Rankin moved
that Ordinance 01601 be passed on its first reading. Motion
was seconded by Commissioner DeBlaker and carried unanimously.
ITEM 034 - First Reading - Ordinance 01604 - Amending
Section 4-18 of Code to Enact New Zone 19R Relating to Intox-
icating Liquors.
The City Attorney presented Ordinance U1604 for first
reading. In answer to a question by Commissioner DeBlaker,
Planning Director Paul Bergmannexplained that plans submitted
comply with Code requirements for parking.
Attorney F. Wallace Pope, Jr., representing Joseph "Pepel,1
Rodriguez, stated they had entered into a 53-year lease for
property 'for parking, and presented a copy to the City
Attorney.
Commissioner DeBlaker moved to read the Ordinance by
title only. Commissioner Martin seconded the motion which
carried unanimously. The Ordinance was read by title only.
Commissioner. Rankin moved that Ordinance #1604 be passed on
its first reading. Commissioner DeBlaker seconded the
motion which carried unanimously.
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ITEM D39 - Acceptance of Easument.
Tho City Attorney presonted an ea..ment lor .ce....
drainaHo and/or utility easement in SE 1/4, S.ction 29-28-16,
executod by Northwood Estates, 8 co-partnerlhip.
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Commissioner DeDlakar moved to accept tho ....m.nt ..
outlined by the City Attorney and that"the City Clerk b.
directed to record 8amo in the Publ'ic Records of, Pinell..
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County, Florida. Commissioner Rankin .eeonded the motion
which carried unanimously.
ITEM 040 - Lot Mowing Resolution 076-25.
The City Attorney presented Lot Mowing Resolution '76-25.
Commissioner Martin moved that Resolution 176-25 be passed
and adopted and that the appropriate officiale be authorized
to execute it. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Rankin
and carried unanimously.
The meeting was adjourned at 6:25 p.m.
The City Commission then met as Trusteos of the Pension
Fund with the City Manager calling the meeting to order. He
presented the recommendation of tbe Advisory Committee of ,.,
the Employees' Pension Fund for acceptance of 8 employees
for membership:
Traffic Engineering
Thomas Paige
Public Service
Linda E1y
Charles King
Michael Mooney
Water Pollution Control
Randall R. Foster
Ronald Nessler
Parks and Recreation
Chris Hardman
Building and Maintenance
Charles Sizemore
Commissioner DeBlaker moved that the recommendations of
the Advisory Committee be approved. Commissioner Rankin
seconded the motion which carried unanimously.
Commissioner Martin moved that a report on the invest-
ment of pension funds be prepared and presented to the
Commission as soon as possible. Commissioner Rankin seconded
the motion.
Commission suggested a list of requested reports be kept
and priorities given.
Upon the vote being taken. Commissioners DeB1aker, Rankin
and Martin voted "Yesll; Acting Mayor Carwise voted "No."
Motion carried.
The meeting adjourned at 6:32 p.m.
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ITEM ACTION TAKEN
. .>/;:> , Richard Tenney suggested Commission negotiate with Sciento1ogj'1 aroup to
'I:".. drop suit.
,:-..:t~';';':-:'Norll.n Bowles dt.t'lIed questions at City Hall.
.\/<'.' .' Steven Heard -. stated Sciento!ogist' 8 suit was against
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1. InvocaUon
2. PI.d,e 01 Alle,lanc:e
"3. Introduc:Uolu
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4. Minutu 01 Pncedinll Meatin,1 - Rellular Mutin.
01 2/5/76 L two Special Mutin,1 01 2/11/76
S. Citizen. to be Heard re Item. Not Appearln, on
Aiand..
6. Service Award. (1130 P. M. )
Public H...rinu
7. Lot Mowini Relelution 176-19
8. Annexation 8c Zonin. RequeI,tlt
a. RS-SO (Single Family) lor prClperty on No.
Side of Thomal Rd. between MeMullen-
Booth It Madera Avenue (Krok)
b. RS-l00 (Sin.le Family) for property located
on S. W. corner of Ma.noUa Dr. It
Brook.ide Dr. (Miller)
c. RS-7! (Sinale Family) lor property located
betw.en Brentweod Dr. & Lakeview Rd. ,
about 200' E. 01 Duncan Ave. (Haddllx.
Hancock. City)
9. Rezoning of Mdu 8c Boundl parcel located 280'
S. of Oulf-to-Bay 8c 190' E. of Bamboo
Ln.. from RS-SO (Single Family) to
CO (Oeneral BUlinell) - ToweZ'l
10. No ~'Wake Zone.
Citv Manaller Reports
11. Requlllt for Al1I1exation - portion of N. W. 1/4 of
S. W. 1/4 - Sec. 18/29/16 (Wei... .t. aI.1
12. Appeal of Sidewalk Waiver Denial (Clark)
13. ReqUII'~ for>.Oeoupational Ween.. - Ulled Mercbandl..
(Louablill, Hall)
14. Ren.wal of Lease - Jack Ru..eU Stadium (RoblJ1lon)
IS. Requut for Renllwal of Clearwa.t~r Rlfie Club Lease -
16. Hypothecation of Leae. - Clllarwater Ooll Park
17. McMullen Park Tennis Compl.x
18. Statui Report - N. E. Tl:'eabnent Plant
19. Couau1tant Contract - Assistance on Environmental
Elem.nt of 701
20. Financial Manaiement SYltem - Progre.. Report
2.1.. Supplementary Police Pen' ion - Appointment of Tru.tee.
2.2. CUb.lI. Utility Review Board
23. Manaa.m.r..t ~tern P.roaram
2.4. AuthorizatioD (0 S.U Unn.cll....ry or Unfit
Cl ty Property
2.5. NotificatioD 01 Expiration. or RllliiD..tion.
. 01 Advilory Board Membe1'l:
... Chariti.. SoUcitation Board
b. Pin,U"1 Co. Bd. of Con.umer
, Allair. & Appaall I
'.'. S. '.* Citizens to be Ileard:
12130 P, M.
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Rabbi Peter Mehler
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Acting Mayor
Commissioner' Elect Darvin Prank
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. Approved amended minutes of
nd minutos of special meetings
118ee Below
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7 employees awarded service pins
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Confirmed Resolution 876-19
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a. Approved
C.A. to prepare Ordinance
b. Approved - C.A. to prepar~ ordinance
c. Approved with re8trictions;~ 'C.A. .to
prepare ordin~nce. .
9. Continued to 3/18/76 - 12:30 p.m.
o. Continued to 3/4/76 - 12:30 p.m.
ll.Accepted and referred to proper de-
partments.
12.Continued to 3/4/76 - 12:30 p.m.
3. Approved
l4.Approved amended agreement
1S.Continued to 314/76 - 12:30 p.m.
l6.Continued to 3/18/76 - 12:30 p.m.
17.Approved user fees and personnel
for tennis complex.
l8.Received report.
19.Approved hiring cono'ul tant.
20.Accepted report.
21.Appointed Trustees William 8edrick
and Ray Kaminskas.
22.Continued to 3/18/76 - 12:30 p.m.
23.Continue program.. .
24.Authorizcd sale of property.
2S.
a. Notify Chamber of Commerce for
recommendation.
b. Discussed "Non BUSiness" represents;"
tive.
the Mayor not th~City
!,t the Kings HighwaYt r.
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February 19. 1976
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ITEM
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26. Chall,1 Ordll'll 26.
a. No, I, Final. to Minner Marl1l1 a. ) i'
Marini Con.trucUon Cei" lor Clear. )
watl i 'Marilla, Ph..1 II )
b. No.1. Flnal. to Purclll Excavation,
Inc., {or Overl.a Street Storm Crolllr; b. ) Approved
c. No.2.. Final, to 30lm W. Danilll c. ) .,
pavtnJ Co" lor Pierce Blvd. Extellll.oll . )
t d. No.2, To BII Four CO'l.ltructiod Ca.. "d. )
lor bland E.tat.. Interclptor, Pump )
Statioll It Forcl Main Contract, Pro-
jlct CL 7335.2. 27.
27. Bid'l
a. 1976 Street SeaHnl Contract, .01. a. )
bidder. $20,184.00 )
b. Police Department Unilornu,lownt 01 b. )
three biddln. $12.,795.80
c. . Holt Streit Swimmlnll Pool, lownt c. )
01 two biddln, $9.864.82- )
d. CooHnll Tower - City Hall Annex, d. )
lownt 01 five bidder., $1 0,996.00 ) Approved
. . Award 01 Demolition Bid, 1132 Engman
Street, Inwut 01 lour bidder., $385.00 e. )
I. Edllewatlr Drive Storm Sewer, lowut f. )
01 five bidden, $22,612.50 )
II. Union Str.lt &.: Klenl Road Storm S.wln, g. )
lowut 01 .lllht biddel'l, $11,018.45 )
h. Wilt Drive Sanitary SewII'I, loweat
of .illht biddni, $12.,137.10 h. )
i. Tl12'le Parkinl Lote,lowut of eeven i. ) . ,
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28.
Other Engineerin, Matter.
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None ,'I.
See below * "
Commissioner Rankin expressed'concern
about overdue utility bills, the"bad
intersection at Herculcsand Drew and,
suggested review of the sidewalk
ordinance.
Commiosioner DeBlaker discussed
Bullard problem.
Approved.
Approved.
29.
V.rbal R.portl &. Other P.ndina Mattn,
30.
Other Commiuion Acl:ionl
Reporte lrom City Attorney
31.
2nd Rdl. - arc!. '1600, knendinll Buda.t {or
Fhea! Year 1975/76 to R.aect Incr.a..
in Sl11'plu. {or OeDeral FuDd (Approved
12/18175)
2.Dd Rda. - Ord. f160Z - AIn.ndinll Sec. 2.2-146, of
Code Deletini' Portion of UD10n Street from
Map utabli1hina Truck Routu (Approv.d
1/8/76)
bt Rdll. ~ Ord. 11601 - kn.ndina Zonin, Alla.
IU. S. Home, Bleakley It Walker ~ Approv.d
1/15176)
lit Rda. - Ord. 11604 - Amendina Sec. 4-18, of Cod. 34.
to Enact New Zone 19R re1.tin, to Intoxi-
catiDa Liquor. (Rodriauez . Approved 2./5/7
Reao1utioll - OPPO.lnll New Propo..d Parkway
Ruolutioll - R.quuUna Chanae in poatal Rat..
R.eo1ution - Requutina Ulproval of D. O. T. lor
Sianina RevilioD
Authorb;lnll Execution of kn.ndment to Reetriction.
I H. 1. wn.on Co. It Brown, .t. a1.)
Acceptance of D..de &. Eaumenu
Lot Mowhia Ruo1ution
AdJournm.nt
Truateu 01 Employee.' Penelon FUDd - Member.hip
ill the Employe..' Penelon Fund
report
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33.
33. Approved.
34.
Approved.
35.
36.
37.
35. R-76-22
36. R-76-23
37. R-76-24
38.' Approved.
39. Approved.
amended.
approved as
approved.
approved.
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Adjourned 6:25 p.m.
Pension members approved.
Commissioner Martin asked for
on Pension Fund Investments.
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29. * Verbal 'Reports and Other Pending Matters.
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:}~'~:-l:;';,".", City'. .position on, the Public Works Employment Act and urge them to
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