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CITY COMMISSION MEETING
April 1, 1916
The City Commission of the City of Clearwater met in
regular se88ion at the City Hall Thursday, April 1, 1976,
a~ 12:30 p.m., with the following members presents
Gabriel Cazares
Joseph Carwise
Karleen F. DeBlaker
Karen Martin
Darwin S. Frank
Mayor~Commi8Bioner
Commiss1.oner '
Commissioner
Commissioner
Commissioner
Also present were:
Anthony Shoemaker
Thomas A. Bustin
Cecil Henderson
Sgt. Edward Desmaris
Assistant City Manager
City Attorney
ActinR City EnRinee~1 '
Represeneinn Police Chief
The Mayor called the' meeting to order. The invocation
was given by the Rev. R. E. Rutland of the Skycrest United
Methodist Church. The Pledge of Allegiance was led by the
Mayor.
The Mayor introduced members of the press; Stephen ,
Advokat of the Clearwater Sun and Kenneth Whitman of Freedom.
Commissioner Martin moved that the minutes of the ,regu~
1ar meeting of March 18, 1976, be approved as recorded and
as submitted in written summation by the Clerk to each Co~-
missioner. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Frank and
carried unanimously.
ITEM OS - Citizens to be Heard re Items, Not Appearinr.
on the ARenda.
Norman Bowles questioned the Mayor's trips to Tallahassee;
discussed the Mayor missing several meetings, and the Mayor's
remarks on the County Charter.
Lillian McFarland requested a traffic 1iRht at the
dangerous intersection of Gu1f-to~Bay Blvd. and Bayview.
Ron Wiedoff, an insurance agent in the city, stated the
majority of citizens he talked to favor the aubject of
Scientology beinR dropped-and he stated the Mayor was not
representing them in his trips to Tallahssseew
ITEM 06 - A Public HearinR on Zoning Amendment.
tinued from Harch 18, 1976.)
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Change the South 338 ft. M.O.L. of the following
description from RS-SO (single family) to CG
(bua~neB8): Begin 290.60 ft. East and SO ft.
South of Northwest corner of Northeast 1/4 (NE 1/6>
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 ConditioninR, Inc.
(J. Towers.)
,c . The south portion of Jersey Jim TV & Air Conditioning,
4, " '" , ':, Inc., prop.rty 1. zoned RS-SO and ia approx1aately 78.66 ft.
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dentially zoned and used area. The PlanninR and ZoninR Board
recommends approval for the CG zoning with restrictions and
covenants. Don McFarland, Attorney, representinR the owner,
stated the restrictive covenants would be recognized and
abided by. Jack Wolle of the P1anninR Department presented
for the record two reasonable uses of the property in the
current RS-SO zoning by dividing it into four and/or five
lots. Emil Marquardt, Jr., Attorney, representing the adjacent
owner of the Clearwater Trailer Park stated all of the neiRh-
bors object and a petition was on file. Charles Finton
stated the property was purchased with the present zoning and
a warehouse would be out of character with the land use.
Commissioner DeBlaker moved to deny the request for CG
(general business) zoning. Commissioner Martin seconded the
motion.
Florence Evers of the Planning and Zoning Board stated
that the vote was 3 to 2 in favor of the zoning with restric-
tions. Upon the vote bein~ token, motion carried unanimously.
ITEMS 87 and 08 - A Public Hearing on Request' for Annexa-
tion and Determination and Establishnent of Zoning and Fire,
District Cla*sification. - W. Sheldon, et al.
ITEM 07 - East 248 ft. M.O.L. at West 648 ft. M.O.L. of
South 666 ft. of NW 1/4 of'SW 1/4, less North 265 ft.
of South 315 ft. of Esst 20a ft., and leso South 50 ft.,
Section 18-29-16, with RM-24 (high density multi-
family) zoning and Fire District 82 classification.
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ITEM 08 - North 265 ft. of South 315 ft. of East 208
ft. of West 648 ft., less South SO ft. of NW 1/4 of
SW 1/4. Section 18-29-16, with PS (profeSSional services)
zoning and Fire District 02 classification.
Items 07 and (}8 relate;'to two parcels of property under
the same ownership. By unanimous consent, the Commission
agreed to discuss Item Ha, Annexation and Zoning of PS (pro-
fessional services) for property located north of Druid Road
about 400 ft. east of Belcher Road.
Request for annexation of this property, consisting of
two parcels, and declaration of proposed usage for the total
tract covers development of the property to the north con-
sidered for Senior Citizen Public Housing usage. The PS
requested zoning is not in conformance with the City or County
Comprehensive Plan and also should have been accompanied by
a Community Impact Statement. The Planning and. Zoning Board
and the Planning Director recommend denial without prejudlce.
Two letters of objection were read into the record and
accepted as exhibits. The Commission discusBcd no commitment
for the 10% parkland requirement and the narrow enclave strip
on the west por'tion of the property. C. R. Blizzard spoke in
opposition to the professional services zoning. Edward
Henderson, representing the owner, stated HUD had chosen the
site for them and although they had "requested RM-24 zoning,
they would only build 20.5 units when they developed the
tract.
,Commissioner Carwise moved to continue Ite~s 17 and 18
to con.id.r lower den.ity, 8ub~ittal of a Com.uniey Impact
;St.~~..~t.'.nd the determination ot a parkland dedication or
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Commi..ioner Frank seconded tho motion. Upon the vote bainR
taken. the Mayor. and CommiRsioner. neDl.ker. Prank. and
Martin voted "Aya"; Commiesioner Carwise voted "Nay." Motion
carried.
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ITEM 011 - A Public "eartnR on Annexation and ZoninR.
Lots 23 to 26 inclusive. Block A. and Lote 10 to
15 inclusive, Block B. Sunset Point Estatee, with
RS-50 (single family) zoning and Pire District
No. 2 classification. Property ie located on both
sides of Atlantis Drive about 300 ft. north of
Sunset Point Road. (r.. Hohimer, et all.
The recommendation is the Commission deny the request of
RS-50 (single family) zoning and in lieu thereof recommend
annexation and zoning of RS-60 (sinRle family). This request
is in accordance with the Comprehensive Plan and the appli-
cant has agreed to the RS-60 zoning. Planning and Zoning' ,.
Board and the Planninp, Director concur with the recommenda-
tion.
Commissioner Martin moved that annexation by G. Hohimer,
et al.. be approved with RS-60 (sinRle family) zoninp, and
Fire District No. 2 classification and the City Attorney be
instructed to include this in an ordinance to be brour,ht
back to the Commission for approval as soon 8S possible.
Commissioner Garwise seconded the motion which carr.ied
unanimously.
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ITEM 012 - Request of Northeast Clearwater Civic Asso-
ciation. Inc. (Re Airpark & Golf Park in W 1/2 of Section
12-29-15.>
Harold Maul, Director of the NorthenstCivic Association
proposed the City repurchase the lease of the Golf Park and
Airpark. They do not want an Airpark in the area as it is
dangerous to the residents and it does not serve a public
purpose, and ther~ are no buffer zones., They BUBcented if
the City were to purchase the property, Keene Road could be
opened as R north-south thruwa~ and the property could be
used for many thinp,s, including Q, recreation area for soft-
ball, soccer. a library, a civic center. etc. Phyllis Fuchs
and Lester Wilbert also spoke in opposition to the Airpark.
Bob Bickerstaffe BBve a short history of the Airpark
and als~ spoke in favor as it does aid industry and tourism.
The Airpark has an excellent safety record.
Emil Marquardt, Attorney for Mr. Frank, stated the lease
is leRal and the purpose that the Airpark serves is a public
one and any negotiatinR would be done through him.
Commissioner DeBlaker movod that the City Manager con-
tact Mr. Frank and submit a proposal for repurchase and if
the proposal is feasible, it be put to referendum. Commis-
sioner Carwise seconded the Motion. Upon the vote beinp,
taken. Commissioners DeRlator and Carw:lsB voted "Aye"; Com-
missioners Martin. Frank, and the Mayor voted "Nay." Motion
failed.
, Commissioner Martin moved to instruct Staff to do an
ln~depth study on the benefits and the disudvantaRes of tbe
Airp~,rk,and the economic impact if the A,~rp,ark is abandoned.
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Commissioner Frank seconded the motion. Upon the vote beinR
takan, Commissionere Martin and Frank, and the Mayor voted
"Aya"l COII\('lliS8ioner. DeB1aker and Carvillll vo tlld "Nay. It
Motion carried.
ITEM "13 - Request to Hypothecate Clearwater Golf Park Lea8e
In W 1/2 of Section 12-29-15. (Continued from March 18, 1976.)
The recommendation is to approve the 'request of Clear-
water Golf Park, Inc. to hypothecate their'lease for a 10ftn
in the amount of $400,000 from the Exchange National Bank of
Tampa, Florida, and that the appropriate officials be auth-
orized to execute same.'
Commissioner Frank moved to approve the Staff recommen-
dation and Commissioner Martin seconded the motion.' A sett1e-
men~ agreement between the City of Clear~ater an~ the Clear-
water Golf Park bas been received ,and the first p'lyment will
be due April 15, 1976. By courtorddr, theoe funds are due
the City for back rent paymentB and removal of fil~ at, the
site. Upon the vote being taken, Com\'lliso10nera Carwi8e,
Hartin and Frank, and the Mayor voted "Aye"; Co~mis8ioner'
DeBlnker voted t1Nay.t1 Motion carried.
ITEM nl4 - Labor Agreement Between FireflRhters'and the
City of Clearwater.
An agreement acceptable to both parties wao presented
and Commissioner Martin moved that the agreement between the
City of Clearwater and Local 1158 of the International Asso-
ciation of Firefighters, AFL-CIO. for the fiscal year 1975/76
be approved, and that the appropriate officials ,be authorized'
to execute aame. Commissioner Carwise seconded the motion
which carried unanimously.
ITEM #15 - Appeal of Sidewalk Waiver Denial, Lots 15 and
16. Block C. Carolina Terrace. - J. Love.
Mr. Love has requested a waiver of sidewalk construction
because when Uissouri Avenue was widened. a portion of his
property was used for road right-of-way and this reduced the
amount of parking space available. He wiahes to construct.
a parking lot on the corner of Michigan and Howard cnd does
not wBnt to construct the sidewalk as required by City codes.
Commissioner Carwise moved to deny the appeal,of
Mr. Joseph R. Love for waiver of City Code requirements for
installation of a sidewalk in conjunction with construction
of a parking lot on Lots 15 and 16, Block C, Carolina Terrace.
because the request doee not conform to the provisions of
Section 7-6 of City Code of Ordinances in that B sidewalk
can readily be constructed o~ this property and that undue
hardship has not been made apparent. Commissioner DeBlaker
seconded the motion which carried unanimously.
ITEM 116 - Chesapeake Villas Status Report.
Joseph McFate, Housing Coordinator, presented his report
on Chesapeake Villas and suggested four alternatives.
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Additional funding of the nonprofit corporation
through a grant from the City of Clearwater.
To purcbaae ,the unsold, units for the unpaid
balance due on the mortgaglls and. converston 'of
,the proj eC,t t~, a, rontal prc:"Sra'a. ':
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3. To take no action at all.
4. To establish whatever prURTftm appear_ to be
financially feaeible for Bubeidi.ed rental and
sale of Che units without further coat to the City.
Commission discus&sd the Alternatives and CO~~i88ioneT
Frank moved to instruct the City ManaRaT to determine the
possibility of reacquirinG from present owners thone units
which have been aold at Chesapeake Villas, and determininR
funds needed by Clearwater 235 Inc. to pUTchase the present
equity. Commissioner Martin seconded the motion. Upon the
vote beinR taken, Commissioners DeBlaker, Martin and Prank,
and the Hayor voted "Aye"; Commissioner Carwise voted UNay."
Hotion carried.
ITEM 017 - Condon Gardens Recreational Project.
The Condon Gardens Recreational Project is nearinK com-
pletion. A budget of $35,000 was established to cover the
cost of a recreational bui1dinR, baRketbal1 court and equip-
ment. Recommendation is to authorize the City Manager to
spend up to $5,000 of Community Development Block ,Grant
funds for painting, landscapinR and acquiring rocreational
equipment for the project, and authorize the use of $365. of
the C.D. Contingenty Account (2-8111-l0-x) to supplement the
$35,000 budget if necessary. Commission discussed Beveral
of the expenditures for equipment and Commissioner Prank
donated an addressograph machine to the project.
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Commissioner Carwise moved to approve the Staff recom-
mendation and Commissioner Frank seconded the motion. : Upon
the vote being taken Commissioners Carwise, Frank snd the
Mayor voted "Aye"; Commisoioners De Blaker and Hartin voted
"Nay.u Motion carried.
Ben Fields, a resident of Condon Gardens, asked for a
traffic 1i~ht at the intersection there and was informed
that Traffic EngineerinR is studyinR the situation.
ITEM "18 - Review and Adjustment of Sewer Rates.
Assistant City Manager Shoemaker presented Staff recom-
mendation to lower sewer service rates as follows:
Residential -
From $4.50 base, plus 26~ per 100 cu. ft. water,
to $4.25 base, plus 25e per 100 cu. ft. water.
Commerc~al, profeSSional and industrial
From 177% to 160% of water bill.
In July, 1975, projected data was assessed and sewer
rates were adjusted, effective September 1, 1975. Actual
data from November, 1975, to February, 1976, resulted in this
recommendation which will generate funda for capital costs
and operation of the sewer system for fisca1 year 1975/76,
and additional hookups could provide adequate revenue through
fiscal year 1976/77. Staff will monitor this situation'
closely and report to the Commission in Octob~~, 1976.
. Donald KcF.rland, attorney representing a number of
mobile homb park owners, compared estimatod average charges
for mobile home owners and single families and appealed the
'.r::I,._:;: .":,,: ,,1., '." substantially higher :percentage of th,e base sewer rate borne
:{;;t/,~~>,::t...;::",..<, ;,by. tbe ~ Ismal1 user. . He' asked Staff to consider thils factor.
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ITEH ~2l . Task Forc~ - Downtown Redevelop~ent Plan.
Commissioner Hartin moved that the four Citi.an appoint..~,
for the Downtown Redevelopment Task Fo~ce be ~e.ident. of the
City ofaearvatar. Commissioner DeBlakor seconded the motion
which carried unanimously.
Commilsioner DeBlaker moved to appoint John Rankin to
the Public Sector category of the Downtown Redevelopment Talk
Force. Commissioner Prank seconded the motion. Upon the
vote beinn taken, Commissioners Carwil., DeRlaker, Hartin
and Frank voted "Aye"; Hayor Cazares voted "Nay." Hotion
carried.
Commissioner Martin moved to appoint citizens to the
Private Sector category
(Mrs.)JUancy McCue
Richsrd R. Follett
Richard Burkhart
Norton Chervitz
and to appoint downtown property owners to the Private Sector
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Tom Brown
Ken Smith
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of the Dovntown Redevelopment Task Force. Motion was Bec~nded,
by Commissioner Carwise and carried unanimously.
ITEM #22 - Review and Approval of Building Additions'
for Oak Lake Park, a Proposed Condominium. ,RPD (Residentia~
Planned Development).
In SE 1/4 of SW 1/4, Section 36-28-15. Property
is located on the north side of Union Street
about 500 feet west of Hercules Avenue. -
Columbia Properties.
Assistant City Mana~er Shoemaker preoented Staff recom-
mendation that existinr. screened enclosures on Buildings 18,
19 & 20, 21 & 22, and 26 be approved on interior of tract.
but enclosures on Buildings 7 & 8, and 9 & 10, shall be re-
moved; further, that any subsequent enclosures on the periphery
of the tract be approved by City Commission with advertised
public hearinr., and that subsequent proposalS for the interior
of the tract may only require administrative approval.
He outlined the project's approval in 1971 and approved
change in 1973, and stated Building inspection revealed patio
areas for certain structures had been enlarged and screened
ln, thus violating orir.inal setback lines and reducing space
between structures. RPD zoning requires such variance
approval by City Commlsoion and should be approved before any
further building construction is permitted.
Richard Funk, President of Columbia Properties, proposed
that in lieu of removal of the screened porches-with-roofs
on Buildings 7 & 8, and 9 & lO--that thooe enclosures be
modified to "bird cage"-type and also modify corner part in
violation.
Commissioner Carwise moved to accept Staff's recommenda-
tion. Kotion was seconded by Commissioner Frank. Following
discussion and explanation, motion and aecond vere withdrawn.
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closures on Buildings 18, 19 & 20, 21 &' 22, and 26 be approved
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ITBM '35 - Second ReadinR - Ordinance '1607 - AmendinR
Section 4-18 of Code to Enact New Zone 13L, RelatinR to
IntoxicatinR Liquor.. Lot! 1 and 2, Block D, Unit I, Sky-
crest Subdivision. - Quik Stop, Inc.
The Mayor stated the second readinR of Ordinance '1607
would be by title only unless a commissioner requested other-
wise. The City Attorney read Ordinance ~1607 on second
readinR by title only.
Commissioner Carwise moved that Ordinance 11607 be
pRssed on its second and final readinr, and adopted and the
appropriate officials of the City be authorized to execute
it. Commissioner Martin seconded the motion which carried
unanimously.
ITEM D36 - First Reading - Ordinance 11605,- AnnexinR
and Zoning Lots 3 and 4, DelOra Gardens (R. Krok); Lot 4,
Block D, Oak Acres Addition (G. Haddox & M. nancock); and
Lot 10, Block P, Oak Lake EstateB (R. Hiller.)
The City Attorney presented Ordinance #1605 for first
read1nR. Commissioner Carwioe Moved that Ordinance 11605
be read and considered by title only on the first reading by
the unanimous consent of the Commission. Motion waa sec-
onded by Commissioner Martin and carried unanimously. The
Ordinance was read by title only. Commissioner Carwise
moved that Ordinance 01605 be passed on its first reading.
Hotion was seconded by Commissioner DeBlaker and carried
unan1mously.
ITEM,H37 - First Reading - Ordinance #1608 - Amending
ZoninR Atlas - Aq~at1c Lands, Area 6, Sections' 4, 5, 8 and
9-29-15.
The City Attorney presented Ordinance H1608 for first
reading. Commissioner Uartin moved that Ordinance 1160B
be read and considered by title only on the first reading
by the unanimous consent of the Commission. Motion was sec-
onded by Commiasioner DeBlaker and carried unanimously. The
Ordinance was read by title only. Commissioner Frank moved
that Ordinance 01608 be passed on its first reading. Motion
was seconded by Commissioner DeBlaker and carried unanimously.
ITEM 038 - First Reading - Ordinance 11609 - Amending
Section 13-7 of Code to Set Up Provisions for Revocation or
Suspension of Occupational Licenses.
The City Attorney presented Ordinance 61609 for first
readinR. Commissioner DeBlaker moved that Ordinance 11609
be read and considered by title only on the first reading by
the unanimous consent of the Commission. Motion was sec-
onded by Commissioner Carwise and carfied unanimously. The
Ordinance was read by title only. Commissioner Carwlsc moved
that Ordinance n1609 be passed on its first reading. Motion
was seconded by Commissioner DeBlaker.
Commissioner Frank moved to amend Ordinance 01609 by
adding "unleslI rectified" to the end of Section 13-7 (b).,
Commissioner Carwiee seconded the amendment which carried
unaniuously. Upon the vote being taken on the main motion,
Ordinance 11609, a8 amended, was passed unanimously on its
first reading. .
rrEH '39 - Firat Reading - Ordinance '1610 -,.Amending
.Section 4-18 of Code to Bnact New Zone 11B (Drew-19 Shopping
II 'Center, T~aci on NW 1/4.of NY 1/4, S.c~ion 17-29-16 -
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1 . Commiosion recommended in-depth
Consider the Request of the N. E. Civic Association atudy of Air 'Park.
Requeu to Hypothecate Clearwater Golf Park Lea.,e {cont.]l . Approved hypothecation of 1eale.
Labor Agreement between Firefillhters a. City of Clearwate! . Al'P roved aR reomen t .
Appeal of Sidewalk Waiver Denial ;. Love I . Denied appeal f,or waiver sidewalk
Cheupeake VUlu - StatulI Report ins talla t ion.
Condon Gardens
Review a. Adjulltment of Sewer Ratu ***1 . See below. tion, etc.
Agreement for Sanitary Sewer - Metus a. Bounds parcell. Author,ize expenditureffdJt>:1.recrea-
6-5F in Sec:tion l-Z9-l5 (Davenport Kitc:hens, Inc.) I. Approved lovered rates as of 5/1/76
Downtown Redevelopment Study. Consultant Contract l. Approved Sani tary Sewer ARreement.
Tuk Force - Downtown Redevelopment Plan 2 . Approved amended contract subject
Review a. Approval of Building Additionl for Oak Lake to concurrence of Downtown Dev. Bd.
Park {RPD)
Community DllYalopment AppHc:ation ****2 . See below ,
Purchasing Ordinance 2 . Approved 6 enclosures" f.'mod ifica-
Request for Bids - Vehlc:1e Impouncment ,tion and I demolition.
Resolution - Environmental Protec:tion Agency 2 . R-7 6- 3 7 Approved Com. Dev.
Grant Amendment 2 . Set P. It.' 4/15/76.
Appointments of Ad'vhory Board Membere: 2 Approved Bid reques t9.
a. Community Relationl ·
b. Parks &. Rec:readon 2 Res.' 76-38 Approved.
c. Pinellu County Board of Consumer Affairs a. Appeals 7. Appointed
a. Com. ReI. - ,R. YounR
b. Pks. & Rec. - H. McWorter
c. Pin. Ct. Bd. of Consumer Affairs
& Appeals - Mrs. Rpward Groth
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AG.lCNDA CITY COMMISSION M.E:ET1~C APRIL 1. 1976
ITEM
1. Invocation
~. Pledgl of AUIglance
3. Introduc:tions
4. Minutu of Preceding Meeting, Marc:h 18. 1976
5. Cltbenl to be Heard n Itema Not Appearing on
Agenda
Public Hearings
6. Public Hearing re Rezoning of Metes a. Bounds
parc:eIIocated 280' S. of Gull.to-Bay Blvd.
'" 190' E. of Bamboo Lane. (rom RS. SO
(Single Family) to CG [General Businen) .
Towers (cont. ) .
7. Annexation'" Zoning of RM-24 {Multi-Family)
zoning lor property located N. of Druid Rd.
about 4001 E. of Belc:her Rd. (Sheldon. et all
8. Annexation'" Zoning of PS (Profelllllonal Servicoa)
for property loc:ated N. of Druid Rd. about 400 I
E. of Belcher Rd. /Sheldon, at all
9. Review of Rcviaed RPD IRuidential Planned
Development) Plan Phase 1 - Public: Housing
Authority Development. Carlton'" Tangerine
Streets
10. Vac:Uion Request - Grove Street between Myrtle
Avenue &.: Proapec:t Avenue {C. w. Smith I
11. Annexation l.t Zonins to RS-50 {Single Familyl of
Loti located on both sidu of Atlantis Drive
approximately ZOO' E. of Old Coac:hman Road
and 300' N. of Sunset Point Road (HoMmer, et at)
City Manuer Reports
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_It...3.Stephen Advokat
, Kenneth Whitman
Clearwater Sun
Freedom
121~O P. M.
ACTION
. Rev, R. R. Rutland- Skycre.t
United M.thodi.t Chu~ch
. ted by Mayor
. Introduction - member. of pr...
. Minut.. ap~roved.
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See b.lo"~
Denied request for chanRe of
zoninR - (Tovers)
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. Approved Revised
Final Plan Phase
Continued for further'
study by Plannins & Zoning
Hoard and staff.
Phane I and
II.
1 . nenied~VBcRtion request.
1 . Approved RS60 zoning and annexa-
tion.
s. Norman Bo*les - Questioied Mayor's trip to Tallahassee and miSSing meetings.
Li1liam McParland - Traffic Light for Gulf-to-Bay and Bayviev.
Ron Wi_doff Suggested ScientOlogy subject be dropped and Mayor does not
represent majority of Clearwater citizens~
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