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CITY COMKIBBIOK MKITING
March 4, 1976
The City Co..i..ion of the City of Clear.ater .et in
re8ular .e.e1on at the City Hall, Thursday, March 4, 1976,
et 12135 p.m., with the following member. pr..entl
Gabriel Callares
Joseph Carviee
*Xarlaen P. DeBlaker
Karan Mart1n
Darwin S. Franle
Kayor-Coa81..ion8r
COIl8i..ioner
COllllieeion8r
COllmis.10n8r
--Commissioner
Alao preeent were:
Picot B. Floyd
Thomas A. Bustin
Cecil Henderson
Prank Daniels
City Manager
City Attorney
Acting City Engineer
Police Chief
*Commiasioner DeBlaker arrived at 1:00 p.m.
The Mayor called the meeting to order. ,The invocation
wes given by the Reverend Alan L. Beaver of First United
Methodist Church. The P1e'dge of Allegiance vas led by Chief
Daniels.
ITEM 13 - Introductions and Awards.
The Mayor we1colled the citizens to the Commission Meet-
ing and presented forller Mayor Joseph Turner with a Certifi-
cate of Appreciation for this work on the Historical C08-
aittee. He e1so announced the City received a certif1cate
of appreciation from Clearwater High School and a Holy Bible
was received from the Gideon Society.
The Mayor presented a proclamation to Anne Garris, as
a representative of the Marine Science Center, declaring the
months of March and April, "Marine Science Center Months",
and he declared by proclamation, a "World Day of Prayer" for
March 5, 1976.
He introduced John McRae of the Boy Scouts of America
and Carl Rice of Goodwill Industries, who are cooperating
in a Good Turn Day Drive, March 6. 1976.
ITEM 14 - Minutes of Regular Meeting, February 19, 1976.
Commissioner Carwise moved that the minutes of the reg-
ular meeting of February 19, 1976, be approved as recorded
and as submitted in written sumnation by the Clerk to each
Commissioner. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Martin and
carried unanimously.
ITEM IS - Citizens to be Heard re Items Not Appearing
on the Agenda.
Bob Barne. of Calvary Baptist Church requested a permit
to place a van on Clearwater Beach to shov religious films
during the week of March 15th ahiough 20th, 1976.
ITBK 16 - A Public Hearing on Lot Moving Re.olut1on
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Thl City AttornlY Ixplainld thl purpoal of thi. Public
UlarinR and rlqulatld thl City lnlplctor. Willard Btawart.
to rlport on thl atatua of lot cl.arin~ actiona. The City
Inap.ctor report.d that thl lot. rlaaininR to ba cl.ar.d
conatituted a aln.ca to public health. aaf.ty and walfare.
Tharl were no objlction.. Co..i..ionlr H.rtin .ovad that
l.aolution 176-25 p....d on February 19. 1976, be confirmld
and made affectivI aa to all plraona and p.rcela liltad
therlon, except for tho.e whoae Iota h.ve beln verified aa
beinK cl..red .nd tho.. who bav. p.id the City for the cl.ar-
inR, and tbat the propftr City ofticiale and .mploy.es b.
directed to proceed in accordance with law to .ee that the
loti are cleared. Hotioulwa. aeconded by Commissioner Prank
and carried unanimously.
ITEM 17 - A Public Hearing re "No Wake" Ordinance.
The recommendation is to revise Ordinance 11591 to
exclude the bas1D immediately southeast of Horizon Houae and
th.reby permit water skiing in this area. Ordinance' 11591
adopted in November, 1975, prohibited water skiinH in desig-
nated "No Wake" zones. The Marine Advisory Board has re-
quested that water skiinR be permitted in the basin southeast
of Horizon House. The City's Civil EnRineer has examined,tbe
seawall adjacent to the Horizon House and could fidd no
damage as reported by the residents of Horizon House in a
petition requesting retention of tho ban. The petition also
mentioned the safety factor to skiers, the difficulty in
enforcing the 50 ft. requirement from obstacle or 8eavall,
and the possibility of a ski launch or commercial enterprise
for the cove, etc.
Robert Sprung of the Marine Advisory Board waa present
and spoke in favor of usinR the inlet for vater skiinR.
Commissioner DeBlaker arrived.
He stated the ~u~pose of the ordinance was to eliminate
marine safety hazards o~ly, with the intent to preserve, aa
much as possible, the waters for recreational boating
activities.
A number of citizens spoke in favor of and in opposi~
tian to using the cove for skiing.
Commissioner Martin recommended a letter dated March 2,
1976. from Harry E. Hassa, be received into the record in
favor of water skiing in this area.
Commissioner Carwlse moved to revise Section 6-9.1 (c)
of Ordinance 11591 to exclude the basia immediately aouth-,
east of HQrizon House on Island Estates from tbe Reographlcal
area described as a "No Wake" zone, and thereby permit water
Ikiing in this area. Commissioner Frank aeconded the motion.
Discussion revealed the City had not received a.request or
inquiry for a ski school or ski launch for the area. Co.-
aissioner DeBlaker questioned the safety factors ot the area
and vaa asaured the area vas larRe enouRh for the ekiers.
Horaan Bovles expressed the opinion an environmental study
ahould be .ade.. Upon the VO,te being taken, Co..ia.ioners
H.rtin, Prank and Carwies, and the Mayor voted "Aye"; Co.-
alsatoner DeBlaker voted "Nay." Hotion carried.
ITEM '8 - A Public Hlaring
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aD Request tor Vacation of
South Lot tine at Lot. 1
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William K.bort reque.tad the vacation and propo... to
con.truct a .hoppin~ c.nt.r on the .it.. All City depart-
..nt. and utility compani.. involv.d have r.vi.w.d the
r.qu..t and have indicated no objection and no ne.d for the
.a....nt.
William Pol., r.gistered real estate broker, va.
pr...nt r.presanting the ownerl. He"di.played. aita plan.
Re va. reminded that approval of the vacation v.. not
approval of the eite plan.
Acting City Engineer Cecil Henderson reported requests
are pending on the other three lots in the block.
Commissioner Carwise moved to approve the request and
to instruct the City Attorney to prepare a resolution to be
brought back to the Commission as soon as possible. Co.mis-
sioner DeBlaker seconded the motion which carried unanimously.
ITEM 19 - Request for Renewal of Clearwater Rifle Club
Lease. Part of Tract A, Replat of Blocks 1 through 19 of
Marymont, in SE-l/4 of NW-l/4, Section 12-29-15. (Continued
from February 19, 1976.) .'"
The recommendation by the City Attorney, based upon a
1975 opini'n of Florida Attorney General and other applicable
court cases, is that the request of the Clearwater Rifle Club"
for an extension of their lease be denied with regret.,
John See, president of the Clearwater Rifle Club, was
present aud read into the record bis letter of March 4, 1976.
stating their position that tbey provide a safe. super~ised,
area for the sport,oiudn.o8Coofo~h.lrirevenue comes from,
membership fees which cover tbe actual expenses involved in
operating the range.
Commissioner DeBlaker suggested the lease contain a
provision for an easement for City trucks to go through the
property with fill dirt.
Edward Winslow stated the City would be setting a
precedent to renew this lease after the Attorney General's
opinion had been rendered. He suggested an adequate rental
return be placed upon the property.
Commissioner Hartin moved that a lease be drawn betweea
the Clearwater Rifle Club and the City. to be renewable on
a yearly basis at a dollar per year rental and that the
Attorney work out the details and return the lease incorp-
orating the suggestions made for review by the Commission.
Commissioner Carwise seconded the motion. Commissioner
Hartin also suggested the improvements to the property be
approved by the City Commission instead of tbe City Manager
and to include the 30-day cancellation clause. The City
Manager 8uggested the Commission set a valuation figure on
i.prov.menta that he could approve. Upon the vote being ,)
taken. Commissioners DeBlaker, Hartin and Carwise. and the
Mayor voted "Aye"; Com.issioner Prank voted "Nay.tI Kotion
carried.
ITEM '10 - Request for Occupational License - Consigu-
,.ent Shop. Heritage Gallery, 10 South Port Rarrison. w
K. Mulligan.
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Caaai..ion.r Carwi.. aov.d to approve the r.qu..t for
an occupational licen... Co.mi..ioner Martin ..cond.d the
aotion which carried unaniaou.ly.
ITIK '11 - Reque.t for Bevera.e ZoniDR - Lot. I aDd 2,
Block "nl;tt Unit 1, Skycre.t Sub. - QUik Stop, Inc.
William K. Begor, Executive Vice pre.ident of Quik
Stop, Inc., 1725 Dre. Street, Clearwater, Florida, ha. applied
for beverage Eoning to permit the aa1e of b.er and vine for
off-premi.e conauaptlo~.
Commi~.ioner Prank moved to approve the requeat of
William M. Begor for beverage zoning and that the City
Attorney be directed to prepare the appropriate amendaen"
to the beverage ordinance to be brought back to the Coa.ia-
alon aa soon aa possible. Commissioner Carwise seconded the
motion which carried unanimously.
ITEM '12 - Pre.entation by Chair.an of Harine,Adviaory
Board Relative to Manda1ay Karina/Recreational Site. (Sec~
tion 5-29-15.)
Hi1 Morria, Chairman of the Harine Advisory Board, dis-
cussed the views of the Marine Advisory Board on the aite
plan and development of the Manda1ay Marina/Recreational
Site. In May of 1974, the Commission approved a aite plan
for the development of the area which encompasaed marina and
athletic recreational activities. A change in the plan to
relocate the tennis courts to ehe northwest corner of the
property (Handalay Avenue and Bay Esplanade) was recently
approved. 'He stated sites are scarce on the Beach for rec-
reational boating facilities. As the present non-comaercial
setup is inadequate, they would like the site to be developed
for boating interests with the facility paying for itself
from Slip rentals. He questioned the City's intent to build
a boating facility.
By unanimous consent. the presentation was accepted
and will be considered.
ITEM #13 - Lease Agreement - Artificial Reef Staging
Area.
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In March of 1974, the Commission accepted the offer of
Pinellas County to take over the City's artificial reef
project and to participate in the program under County aus-
pices. An agreement dated February 4, 1975, between the
City and the County established a materials transfer point
at the Seminole Boat Ramp. The proposed lease agreement
with Pinellas County will utilize a portion of the existing
parking area at the Seminole Street boat launching faCility,
which will provide a more adequate staging area. The
eatimated County expenditure for conotruction of the docking
facility is $100,000. The agreement also includes the pro-
vision that the preeent staging area will be phased out
within ten (10) days after completion of and transfer of
operations to the new site.
Hil Korris stated one advantaRe would be additional
parking when the new ataging area i& coaplete and the old
area i. returned to the City.
The City Hanager .uggeated a word changa to paragraph
City'_ representative he, ch.n8~d to read, ttCity
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Co.mialioner Hartin moved to continua thil itea until
the Marine Advilory Board and the propar advllory Kroupa
hava raviawad the documant and mada their raco...ndationl.
Comai..ionar Prank .acondad tha motion which carriad .
unant.ou.ly.
ITEM '14 ~ aequelt for A..istance Safet, Villal..
(In S!~1/4 of NW-I/4 .ot.. XW-114,' Section :23-29-15.)
The City Com.l..lon approved a lea.. aRr..~.nt with
the Clearwater Junior Women's Club and the Clearwater
Exchange Club, Inc., in April of 1975, making aurplul City
property available for construction of a safety vi~lage.
Georgia'Ronk, of the Clearwater Junior Women's Club,
stated they assumed the City would provide a secondhand
traffic light, signals equipment, signs and markings. Ron
Pisber. president of the Exchange Club, was also present.
The project will be used to teach safety rules and
regulations to about 1500 school children from kindergarten
through third grade.
The Lease Agreement provides the two clubs will bea~
all costs of construction and no expenses chargeable to the
City. Because of the terms of the lease Agreement no funds
were budgeted by the City for this purpose. The City Hanager
recommended a new lease be drawn to cover repayment if the '
Commission approves the request.
Commissioner Carwise moved that the City prOVide and
install the equipment at a cost not to exceed $5,000 and the
City Kanager be instructed to charge the appropriate code.
Hotion was seconded by Commissioner Martin. Upon the vote
heing taken, Commissioners Carwise. Frank and Hartin, and the
Hayor voted "Aye"; Commissioner DeBlaker voted "Nay."
Hotion carried.
ITEM 115 Agreement for Purchase of Surplus City
Property by P. Rodich.
Former ACL RR Right-of-Way. between Block 7,
Gould and B~ing 1st Addition. and Block 17.
Gould and B~ing 2nd Addition, and Nall and
Mortonson's Sub.. less approxiaately 8.400
sq. ft. fronting on Hendricks Street.
Recommendation is to approve the proposed agreemnnt
for purchase of surplus City property located betveen Drew
and Hendricks Streets and fronting on Drew Street (legal
above). for the total price of $80,000. The Commission
approved sale of the surplus property on January 8, 1976. to
Mr. Peter Radich. operating the Pinellas Produce, Inc..
615 Drew Street.
Commissioner Frank moved to refer this item back to
the Commission for further study until the report from the
consul~ant on the Downtown Study 1a received. Commissioner
Carvise seconded the motion. As this wal Commission action
prior to Commis.ioner Prank'a appointment to the Commission,
the motion was declared void by the City Attorney.
Co..i..ioner neB1aker moved to approve the agreement
for the purcha.e of surplus City property delcribed. Com-
,a1a,.ioner Martin leconded tbe motion. ROle Phifer, a dO,vn';'
tO~D property owner, spoke ln protest of the sale of the
'property. Upon the vote belns taken, Co..iI110ners DeBIalter
, ", .. and ,Martin votad "Aye"; Com.1..ion81;'1 Frank and Carvi'.. and,..,
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ITEM 116 - Preliminary Plat Approval for Countryside
Tract SO in Section 29-28-16.
Staff recommendation is to approve the preliminary
subdivision plat for Tract 50 of Countryside subject to
necessary drainage and access ea8e~ents being shown on final -',
plan.
Paul Bergmann reported the Planning and Zoning Board
and Planning Department recommend approval and that all re-
quired City departments have been contacted. The plan
recognizes environmeuta1 and drainage needs for the area and
is a connecting link to Northvood Estates to the east.
There are park1ands to the south and southwest and bike paths
and wa1kways,vi11 be incorporated. The current plan is to
extend Lots 48 through 54 to the drainage easement and to
have a 15 ft. wide surface area along the east side of Lots
55 through 59, which would be an access easement.
Coamissioner Carvise moved to approve the preliminary
subdivision plat as amended, for Tract 50 of Countryside, to
include a 30 ft. access easement along Lots 55 through 59
and extend Lots 48 through 54 to the drainage eosement.
Motion vas seconded by Commissioner DeB1aker. Upon the vote'
being taken, Commissioners Carvise and DeB1aker and the
Mayor voted "Aye"; Commissioners Martin nnd Frank voted "Nay."
Motion carried.
ITE~ 117 - Rezoning Request (PS to CG) - Sentinel
Square Investment Fund, Ltd., 300 South Dunca~ Avenue.
Begin 330 ft. North and 58 ft. West of the
Southeast (SE) corner of Southeast Quarter
(SE-l/4) of Southwest Quarter (SW-1/4) of
Northeast Quarter (NE-1/4), Section 14-29-15,
thence run West 395.63 ft., North 308.52 ft.,
East 396.14 ft., South 309.54 ft. to P.O.B~.
Co..iBsioner Hartin moved to approve recommendation of
Staff that the request of Sentinel Square Investment Pund,
Ltd., for change of zoning from PS (professional services)
to CG (general business) be accepted and referred to the
proper City departments for appropriate action and public
hearing. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Carwise and
carried unanimously.
ITEM '18 - Northeast Wastewater Treatment Plant Grant
Offer. (Resolution 176-26.)
The Department of Environmental Regulation has advised
the City that a Grant Offer of $5,775,000 for the Northeast
Wastewater Treatment Plant has been approved. This Grant
will fund the primary and secondary portioos of the plant
with the disposal system to be funded by an additional grant.
A planning grant to evaluate deep-well injection as a dis-
pOBa1 system has been forvarded to the State Department and
is now being revieved.
Commissioner Carwise moved to accept the Grant Offer
and the appropriate officials be authorized to execute same.
Com~issioner Frank .econded the motion which carried
unanimou.1y.
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il:1n8 acceptance of the grant to aid in financinl 'tIll! 'cost "
. " o~"coD.tl'uctiDI ...ale tr.atment work., be p....d and adopted.
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Commi..ioner Da!laker aoved that the concept of the
bill. b. .upportad al reco.mandad by the Stall and that tb.
City Attorne, pra.ent the po.itlon with ActinR City Kanalar
Tony Shoa.aker al.o pre..nt. Comai..ionar Prank .econded
the aotion. Upon the vote beinA takan, Co..i..ioner. DeBlaker,
Hartin and Prank voted "Aye", Co..i..ionar Carvi.. and the
Mayor voted "Nay." Motion carried.
ITEH '23 - Appeal of Sidewalk ~aiver Denial, 1428 South
Hil1cr..t Avenue. (Lot 69, Block M, Brookbill Unit 7.) ~
T. Clark.
The recommendation is to table the appeal for waiver of
sidewalk installation.
Norman Bowlea spoke in opposition to the ordinance and
read into the record a document presented to the City Attorney.
Commissioner Martin moved to table the appeal of Terry , " ,
D. Clark and that the City HanaRer review the ordinance and
report back to the Commission with his recommended revisions.:
Commissioner -'l'~.llk"':: seconded the motion. Upon the vote be-,
ing taken. Commissioners DeBlaker, Frank and Martin, and tbe
Mayor voted "Aye"; Commissioner earwise voted "Nay." Motion
carried.
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ITEM 124 - Appointment of Advisory Board Members.
Commissioner Frank moved that DouRlas H. Ort be appointed
to the Charities Solicitation Board. Commissioner DeBlaker,"
aeconded the motion which carried unanimously.
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Action was deferred on the appointment to the Pinellas
County Board of Consumer Affairs and Appeals 8e no names had
been aubmitted for the vacancy.
ITEM #25 - Change Orders:
a. No.1, Final to John W. Daniela Paving Company
contract for Betty Lane storm aewer project.
Decrease of $2,952.79 for a new contract. total
of $59,530.21.
b. No. 1 to John W. Daniele Paving Company con-
tract for Druid Road bridRe project. Increase
of $6,196.98 for a nev contract total of
$101,974.03.
c. No.1 to Big "K" Construction, Inc., contract
for Wood Valley basketball and tennie courts.
Increase of $1,394.00 for a new contract total
of $25,796.00.
Commissioner Hartin moved to approve change orders indi-
cated above and the appropriate official. be authorized to
execute them. Motion was seconded by Co.missioner DeBlaker
and carried unanimously.
ITEH 126 - Bids:
a. Purchase of ChaSSis and Cab with Compaction
Body, 1es. trade-in - Low bid, Kenyon Dodge,
Inc., Clearwaterl $16.800.61.
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Ordinanca '1601 by title only. Commis.ioner Carviee moved
that Ordinanca 11601 b. pae.ed on ite second and final read-
inR and adopted and tha appropriate official. of tha City be
authorized to exacute it. Commis8ioner DeBlaker second.d
the motion 'vhich carried unanimouely.
ITEM 131 vas delayed to avait arrival of applicant'.
attorney. See Item"31 fo110winn Item '35.
ITEM '32 - Resolution 176-29 - Requ.sting Di.solution
of Central Pinella. Tranait Authority.
Commissioner Martin moved that Resolution 176-29 be
passed and adopted and that the appropriate officials be
authorized to execute it. Hotion was seconded by Commissioner
Frank and carried unanimously.
ITEM 133 - Resolution 176-30 - Payment.tbo Briley, Wild
& Associates. (CT 1399).
Commissioner DeBlaker moved that .Resolution 176-30 be
passed and adopted and that the appropriate officials be
authorized to execute it. Motion was seconded by Commissioner
Carvise and carried unanimously.
ITEM 134 - Resolution 176-31 - Reimbursement to Utility
Renewal and Replacement Fund. (CT 1399).
Commissioner Hartin moved that Resolution 176-31 be
passed and adopted and that the appropriate officials be
authorized to execute it. Motion was seconded by Commissioner
Frank and carried unanimously.
ITEM 135 - Acceptance of Easements:
The City Attorney presented the following easements:
Easement for drainage and utilities in Lot 18,
Suban's Sub., from Joseph B. Carbonaro.
Easement for utilities and drainage in Lot 16,
Suban's Sub., from J. B. Carbonaro, Inc.
Commissioner Martin moved that the above instruments be
accepted and that the City Clerk be directed to record same
in the Public Records of Pinellas County, Florida. Motion
was seconded by Commissioner Frank and carried unanimOUSly.
ITEM 131 - SecDnd Reading - Ordinance 11604 - Amending
Section 4-18 of Code to Enact New Zone 19R Relating to
Intoxicating Liquor.. (J. RodriRuez.)
By unanimous consent of the Commission, the City Attorney
read Ordinance '1604 by title only.
The City Hanager asked whether the ovner of the off-
street parking property for the proposed Tio Pepe Restaurant'
at 2930 Gulf-to-Bay Boulevard, is a party to the sub-lea.e.
The parking property ha. been leased for 55 years to Al Rogero
and A..ociate., Inc., with option to purchase, and sub-leased,
for ,53 years to Joseph Rodriguez with first option to purchase
. ,in,the event the 1e..ee becomes owner. F. Wally Pope, Jr.,
;";:':.~::!;.<,;'/:" AttorD~y, r,epr..entins Mr. tRodriguez, .tated the ovn~r vas Dot
,<'::,;:,:,~:.", a par~y to the .ublea.e. Hi. lotter of March 4, 1976, ,stated'.
:f"~~;':}':~' ,.' that if for allY raa.on Mr. Rodriguez lost control of the '"
:((ii~;~:',':.'..'."," .. .,.. ,property he '.Ult, i...diatel,. provide sub.titute adequate off~'
r.;~~~,:":', : ','(,':;.'::": .tr.et" parldDI or, the City could revoke the Certificate of ,
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Prapoud. Commlutallu Frallk
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Propoud Altll'll&te, Comm\..tollu i'rallk
: alOOl'tI From City Attorney'
30. %ad adl. -01'11. fl1601. Ameadlnl ZOllial Atii.
(U. S. Hom.. Binkley It Walkar. Approved 1/15/76)
31. ZIlt! Rell. -01'11. 11604. Amlnd\nl Sec. 4.18 of Cede
to EIlact New ZoAI 19R relatlnl to ta.to:dcattDl
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3Z. ae.allatlon. aeql.l.e.tiDlil D\noluttoll of PlD.eU..
Cal1.llty T:ral1lpal'tattoa Authority ,
33. ae.o1I.1.ttoll.. Paym~t. to BI'Uey. WUd- Ut\l\ty,
aenAtae CutUtcatl', Ser\.. of 197Z
34. a..o1uttoll. ReLmburumeAt to Uttlity R~.,n1 L
a.plac.maul Fuad. UtUlty alVellUI Clrtin-cat...
512'\" of 191Z
35. Accep~c. of Dud, Ie Eaaamll1t.
36. AdJoul'Dm.nt
37. Pension Board of Trustees
38. Adjournllent
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Commissioner Prank appointed to C'TA,
Co.mis.ioner Prank appointed alternate
d~leBate to TBART
o. Ord. 1601 approved
1. Ord. 1604 ,approved
2. Rs.. 76-29 approved
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3. Res. 76-30 approved
4. Res. 76-31 approved
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5. Accept 2 Ea.ellent.
6. Adjourned 5~19 p.a.
7. Pena1oD,approved
8. Adjourned-Sl21 p.lI.
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