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Jerry Ilart and Joseph Montero, reprellenting the neighbors
on Waverly Way, discURsed the problem of overgrown lots with
rats and snakes and a creek that overflows. They oluo sug-
gested the 5-acre tract of land between Franklin-Pierce~Ever-
green and Waverly be purchased for Q City park. An addi-
tional charge was suggested for those property owners con-
tinually reappearing on lot mowins lists.
The Uayor announced he would depart from the Agenda as
it was 1:30 p.m., and City Employees were Btanding by.
ITEM "6 - Service Awards.
Service Pins were awarded to ten employees. The Employee
of the Honth for April was Wilbur Allen, Utilities Department,
and for the .ooth of May, Carolyn Moore, Library Department.
The Uayor returned to "Citizens to be Heard.1I
Connie Lundeen of the Clearwater Beach Civic Association
requested action on the playground area of the old Yacht Club
site, and that this item be placed on the Agenda for the next
meeting.
Russell Fourman spoke of 0 letter from the Merchants
Division of the Chamber of Commerce endorsing his program to
place larger address numbers on properties on the main thor~
o.shfares and requested City support of an ordinance change
for this project.
Frank Krame of the Beautification Committee asked if a
referendum was necessary to abolish or modify the Civil
Service Act and! or Board and was advised. that no action has
been taken yet. He suggested City employees be kept informed.
Robert Dickerstaffe presented additional petitions with
approximately 1,500 signaturca in support of the Mayor's
decision to stay in office.
Norman Bowles reported attacks on high school students
and suggested campus police protection.
Dick Leandri introduced Tom Lewis as the new owner-
manager of Clearwater Mall.
Charles Finton suggested the petition just presented
should have included on the top the State law which states
"no individual may qualify as a candidate for elected office
who holds another elected or appointed office in.o state,
county or muniEipality.1I He addressed the sewer rates and
discussed the 10% utility tax on electric bills and the new
4-1/2% franchise tax which is now being collected by Florida
Power, making a total tax of 14-1/2% on the power bills. He
recommended a change in the tax structure.
Thomas Sisk (New Port Richey) asked for advice on fund-
ing from HEW to build.B senior citizen apartment and nursing
home for elderly deaf people.
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William Gallant, Vice-President of the Council of
Greater ClcBr~ater Home Owners, Inc., stated a decision was
made at their recent general meeting to go on record as
being unanimously.opposed to three ite~8 on the June 8, 1976,
referendum--namely, the general obligation bond issue, the
proposed P1oel1a8 County Charter and the Pinellas Parkway.
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ITEM '7 - A Public Hearing on Reque.t .for Vacation of
the North 12 Ft. of the Right-of-Way of Hobart Avenue
Abutting Lot 36, Amble.ide 1st Addition. - A. Orane.e.
Anthony P. Granese requested the vacation of a 12 ft.
parcel of right-of-way lying adjacent to th. South line of
Lot 36, Amble.ide let Addition. Mr. Grane.. vas pr...nt and
stated he wished to extend his property for better u.age and
to fence in the area of his backYdrd. The portion .to be
vacated 1s not paved.
Florida Power and General Telephone had no objections
except to retain as an easement for public utilities. City
departments involved rQviewed the request and indicated the
existing right-of-way should not be vacated and the right-
of-way width should not be reduced to less than the remainder
of Maple Street.
Commissioner Carwise moved to deny the request of
Anthony Granese. Commissioner Frank seconded the motion
which carried unanimously.
ITEM 08 - Reconsideration of Appeal of Sidewalk Waiver
Denial, Lots l5 snd 16, Block C, Carolina Terrace. - J. Love.
(Reference Item Ul5, April 1, 1976.)
When Missouri Avenue was widened, Mr. Love's property
was taken for road right-of-way and this reduced the parking
space available. Mr. Love, in the meantime, has purchased
two additional lots to construct a parking lot on the cor-
ner of Michigan Avenue and Howard Street to provide the re-
quired parking for his business. Because of '8 misunder-
standing, he was not present at the April 1, 1976, Commission
Meeting, and requested placement on the agenda for today..
Joseph Love, son of the owner, represented his father
and stated. there were no sidewalks in the area and they were
quite willing to sign a sidewalk agreement to construct the
sidewalk when required in the future.
Donald McFarland, Attorney, spoke in fayor of their
request for a sidewalk waiver. Joseph Love, the owner and
applicant, was also present.
Acting City E~gineer Cecil Henderson stated to his
knowledge the City has no plans for sidewalks tn the area.
Commissioner Frank moved to grant the appeal for side-
walk waiver and that the sidewalk agreement become a covenant
on the land and be enforced when sidewalks are installed in
the area, and that the appropriate officials be authorized
to execute same. Commissioner Martin seconded the motion.
Upon the vote being taken, Commissioners DeBlaker. Frank,
Martin and the Mayor voted "Aye"; Commlssioner'CartJise voted
"Nay. II Motion carried. '
ITEM #9 - Reconsideration - Change in Plan for Par
Horizons Mobile Home Park Located on Nursery Road and U.S.
19 South. (In SE 1/4 of Section 19-29-16.)
At its regular meeting of March 18, 1976. (Item D8), the
Commission denied without prejudice the request of Far
Horizons Mobile Homo Park's owner to modify 'the park plan.
By letter dated April 28, \1976, Donald !olcFarland, attorney
for the owner, requested reconsideration of the previous
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action. Mr. McFarland. representinR Forreat Garrison. the
owner, displayed a copy of the original plat of the mobile
home park as it waa .lItabliahed. 1Ie atated their requ.at
waa for clarification of previoua Commiasion action and to
eliminate the e.aternmoat l70 ft. H.O.L. ~f property from
the requirement that it remain Bubject to the plat.
P1annins Director Paul Bergmann, quoting a verbal 1eg.l
opinion from the City Attorney. said 1) The 1_ga1 non-
conforming use of bueiness zoning for the recreation element
of the mobile home park could continue; 2) If it is uaed for
business, they would have to replace the recreation facility
in the park iteelf. The owner wishes to use this portion
of the property for a commercial enterprise and has started
construction of a recreation. facility within the limits of
the mobile home park. However, the Planning Director stated
the park would not meet the 10% mobile home park requirement
for recreationsl use. ltr. McFarland stated the owner would
meet the recreational facility requirement in the future ss
residents move out.
Commissioner Frank moved to approve the revised plan
for Far Horizons Mobile Home Park as submitted provided that
the entrcnce and exit on Nursery Road be approved by the
Traffic Engineer and that a suitable' barrier be retained
between the park and the commercial area and that a substan-
tial number of park occupants shall agree to the change and
that the appropriate officials be authorized to execute
same. Cbmmissloner earwise seconded the motion. Commissioner
Martin asked to amend. the motion to recapture some of the
lost open space. Mr. McFarland suggested four lots--fS. 2.
1. and 17 or 91--become recreation area when vacated. This
will be 0 covenant restriction to run with the land. Com-
missioners Prank and Carwise accept~d the amendment. Upon
tbe vOCe being taken the motion. as amended. carried
unanimously.
ITEM 010 - Proposed County Emergency Medical Service
Program.
The Staff recommendation is to oppose the Pinellas
County Emergency Medical Service Program to be considered
by the voters on tho June 8. 1976. referendum because:
1) The County would have total control over the program
within the City of Clearwater. 2) The County would receive
increased taXing power ~ith no aosurance that the money
collected in Clearwater would be spent in Clearwater.
3) There 1s no mechanism for formal input by the City into
the program.
A letter dated May lB. 1976. from G. Patrick Iley.
Vice-Chairman of P1nellas County Commission. relative to
the Emergency Medical Service Program was read into the
record.
Fire Chief John Pitts stated the Emergency Medical Ser-
vice Program is a necessity but he would prefer to keep the
system in Clearwator. ne quoted the costs of the City's units
and stated there:were 304 emergency runs in 1975, in which
217 patients survived.
Commissioner Carwise moved to continue this item to tbe
second meeting in June. Commissioner Martin seconded the
:; .,1.. motion. Upon the vote bein8 taken, Commissioners Carwi.e,
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ITEM 114 - Agreemont for Sanitary Sewer - Lot 10, Suban
Subdivision. - J. n. Carbonaro, Inc.
This property i8 in the County and ia contiguous to
existing City limits but cannot be annexed as it would create
an enclave. The proporty owner cannot build on the lot with-
out sanitary sewer, which is available to the property;'
Proper zoning upon annexation would be RS-60 (lingle family),
which complies with City and County Comprehensive Plans and
surrounding land use end zoning.
Commissioner Carwise moved to approve the agreement for
sanitary sewer for Lot lO, Suban SubdiVision, subject to
approval by the Building Permit Review Committee, and that
the appropriate officials be authorized to execute same.
Commissioner Frank seconded the motion which carried unanimously.
ITEM Ol5 - Summer Personnel - Parks and Recreation
Department.
Four recreation leaders are needed for the HCamp '0'
States" day camp program conducted each summer for approximately
450 children by the Parks & Recreation Department, 'and one
recreation assistant for a summer basketball clinic. Funds are
included in this year's budget.
Commissioner Martin moved to authorize 4 recreation
leaders for summer day camp C'Camp 10' States") and 1 recrea-
tion assistant for summer basketball clinic, ,and that 'the
appropriate officials be authorized to execute necessary
papers. Commissioner Carwise seconded the motion which carried
unanimously.
ITEM Ol6 - Town MeetinGS.
Commissioner Martin moved that the City Commission dis-
continue Town Meetings during the months of June, July and
August of 1976. Commissioner CBrwise seconded the motion.
Commissioner DeBlaker recommended the schedule be prepared
in advance and included in w~th the utility bills. Motion
carried unanimously.
ITEM n17 - Requests for Zoning Changes to be Accepted
for Referral.
a. Northern section alonG Landmark Drive extended. -
U.S. Home of Florida, Inc.
Tract Zoning
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29-A
29-D
29-C
30-A
30-B
Existing Proposed Lenal
lU1-l2 CPD M&B in Sec. 20-28-16
RS-75 CPD M&B in Sec. 20-28-l6
RS-SO RS-75 M&B in Sec. 20-28-16
RM-28 RS-7S M&B Secs.20&29-28-16
RS-50 RS;"7S M&D in Sec. 20-28-16
RS-SO CPD M&B in Sec. 20-28-16
RS-50 RS-75 H&B in Sec. 20-28-16
RM-12 CPD H&D in Sec. 20-28-16
RM-l2 RS~75 M&B in Sec. 20-28-16
All Parcel
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b. Area Weot of US 19 and North of Countryside
Boulevard. U. S. Home of Florida, Inc.
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RM-16 RM-24 H&B in Sec. 30-28-16
RM-16 RM-24 M&B in Sec. ,30-28-16
RH-20 RM-28 H&B in'Sec'. 30-28-16
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200 ft. south of Stevenson Creek. Lota 13 and .
14, Block E, Pino Brook Subdivision Unit 2, to
be chanRod from RS-SO (single family rosidential)
to CG (general business). - Metro Building
Services, Inc.
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el' (parkway business) to RM-l6 (medium dcnsity
multi-family). - U.S. Homes Greenbriar, Inc.
M&D 5-6 to be changed from 1'5 (professional
scrviceo) and M&D 2-3 to be changed from Cl'
(parkway business), both in Section 31-26-16,
to be chanp,ed to RU-28 (hip,h density multi-
family). - Central Plaza Dank & Trust Co. of
St. PeterslJurr..
"&B 5-10 in Section 31-28-16 to be changed from
CG (general business) to ISl'(institutional
semi-public). - Clenrwnter Jaycees, Inc.
M6D 5-4 in Section 3l-28-l6 to be changed from
CG (general businesfl) to RM-16 (medium density
multi-family).- U.S. llomes of Greenbriar, Inc.
f. M&B 48 in Section lJ-Z9-l5 to be changed from
RM -28 (high density multi-family) to RM-8 (single-
family duplcx-npartment). - George U. Linder... (City)
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Tracts A, B, C and n, Montclair Lake Estates
(in Section l-29-l5), to be changed from RM-28
(high density multi-family) to RH"'U (single-
family duplex-apartm~nt). - Monco Construction
Co. Eo Keene Inc. (City Application)
H&B 14 in Section l5-29-l5 to be changed from
CG (general business) to rm-16 (medium-density
multi-family). - Robert W. Wilson. (City Appli.)
g. M&n 35-3, 35-ll and 35-l2 in Section l3-29-l5
to be changed from CS (commercial services) to
CG (general buniness). - Foremost Life Insurance
M&B 35-2A to be changed from CS (commercial services)
- City. of CleaT~ater, and M&B 35-13 to be changed
from RM-28 (high density multi-family) - Pine1las
County, both in Section 13-29-l6arid to be changed
to P (public). (City)
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M&D 35-2C-- Foremost'Life Insurance Co.,
H&B 35-l0 - Lokey Uotor Co., and
MaB 38-6 - St. Petersburg Motor Club,
All in, Section 13-29-15, and all to be
changed from C5 (commercial services) to' .
1'5 (professional services). (City .Applicati.on) .
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Commi..ioner DeBlftkor moved to accept and refer to the
proper City departaenta for appropriate action and public
hearing after tho PlanninR Dopartment recon,iders a portion
of Item 017-f, Tract' A, B, C and D, Montclair Lake Batate.,
for a more re.trictiva zoning of JUl-8 or IPD. Commi.aioner
Martin seconded the motion which carried unanimouIly.
Commissioner DeDlaker moved that request. for chanses of
zoning, Items I17-a, b, c, d, 8 and g, and the balanc.'of
Item 17-f, be accepted ond reforred to the proper City depart-
ments for appropriate action and public hearing. Commissioner
Carwise seconded the motion.
Elliott Stern, speaking on Item Il7-e--the City's re-
zoning of certain properties on U.S. 19 North--, specifically
referred to the Clearwater Jaycees property and stated a
change of zoning would be a financial hardship to the Jaycees
as their plans for income would have to be changed. He re-
quested the application be withdrawn.
Cecil Delcher, a reprcoentative of u.s. Home, also spoke
in opposition to a portion of Item 17-e.
The City Attorney stated the applications are being
accepted and referred to the proper departments for appropriate
action only.
Upon the vote being taken, Commissioners DeBlaker,
Martin, Frank and the Mayor voted "Aye"; Commissioner Carwise
voted "Nay." Motion carried.
ITEM Ol8 - Notification of Expirations or Resignations
of Advisory Board Members.
a.
b.
c.
d.'
Charities Solicitation
Marine Advisory
Planning. and Zoning
Community Relations
l, Vacancy.
3 Vacancies.
- 2 Vacancies.
- 2 Vacancies.
Commissioner DeBlaker asked that the Community Relations
Board be advised of the requirements of the ordinance~
Commissioner Martin left the meeting at this time.
ITEM Ul9 - Bid for Purchase of Nine (9) Compact Sedans -
Walker Ford Co., Clearwater: $32,903.82.
Commissioner Carwise moved upon the joint recommendation
of the Garage Superintendent and the City Manager, that the
contract for the purchase of nine (9) compact sedans be
awarded to Walker Ford Co., Clearwater, Florida, in the amount
of $32,903.82, which is the lowest and best responsible bid
meeting City opccifications, and that the appropriate officials
of the City be authorized to execute said contract which shall
be in accordance with the specifications and bid. Commissioner
DeB1aker seconded the motion which carried unanimously.
ITEM 020
Other Engineering Matters. None.
ITEM 12l - Verbal Reports and Other Pending Matters.
The City Manager recommended that the work session of
'Hay 31, a holiday, be changed. Commissioner DeBlaker moved
to change work se'lion date to'~une I, 1976. CommiSlioner
,Frank seconded the' motion. Upon the vote beins taken, Com-
,,',,\;, : ,::. '. ':' lIis8i'onere DeB1aker,Frank and the Hayor voted "Aye"; Commis-
}:~:>;':'.~",~:,',}:'.', . '..' .ioner 'Carwi.e voted "No. II Hotion "carried.
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Commi..ioner Martin returned to the MeetinR at this tima.
The City Manager reported a special meeting June 24,
1976, at 12.30 p.m., for annexation and zoning item..
The City Manager also reported a Federal Grant is avail-
able under the Intergovernmental Porsonne1 Act for temporary
help--a specialist for a work measurement program. This
would be a two-year aSdignment. Commis8ioner Carwise moved
to authorize the City Manager to apply for the grant and to
establish the additional position. Commissioner Frank sec-
onded the motion. Upon the vote being taken. Commissioners
DeBlaker, Carwise, Frank and Martin voted "Aye"; the Mayor
voted "Nay.1t Motion carried.
ITEM 022 - Other Commission Action.
Commissioner DeBlaker asked that the Commission take a
position on legislation being considered in Tallahassee re-
lating to zoning (Senate Bills Substitutes 35 and 37 and Senate
Bill 1270 and House Bill 3810). Commissioner DeBlaker moved
to instruct the City Attorney to prepare a resolution to oppose
these bills or substitutes and copies be sent to Governor
Reubin Askew, Attorney General Robert L. Shevin, Speaker of
the House of the Florida Legislature. - Donald Tucker, and
members of the Pinelles County Legislative Delegation. Com-
missioner Carwioe seconded the motion which carried unanimously.
Commisoioner Frank asked for the disposition of a letter
dated May l4. 1976. from Gerald H. Reyn~ldB re a. swimming pool
for handicapped persons and a letter about the closing of the
South Ward School and recommended it be referred to the
Historical Society.
Reports from the City Attorney
ITEM H23 - Second. Reading - Ordinance '1613 - Annexing
and Zoning Lots 23 Through 26, Inclusive. Block A. and Lots
10 Through 15, Inclusive, Block B. Sunset Point Estates. -
G. Hohimer et al. (Approved April l, 1976.)
The City Attorney stated he would read by title only
unless there was a request to read in its entirety. The City
Attorney read Ordinance #16l3 on second reading by title only.
Commissioner DeBlaker moved that Ordinance Dl613 be passed on
its second and final reading and adopted and that the approp-
riate officials of the City be authorized to execute it.
Commissioner Frank seconded the motion which carried unanimously.
ITEM.D24 - Second Reading - Ordinance Ol6l4 - Amending
Code to Enact New Chapter lSA to Adopt a Purchasing System
and Establish Procedures Therefor. (Approved April l5. 1976.)
The Mayor stated the City Attorney would read by title
only unless it was requested to read in its entirety. The
City Attorney read Ordinance #16l4 .on second reading by title
only. Commissioner Carwise moved that Ordinance 11614 be
passed on ita second and final reading and adopted and that
the appropriate officials of the City be authorized to execute
it. Commissioner DeBloker seconded the motion which carried
unanimously.
.ITEM 125 Second Reading - Ordinance 11615 - Amending
Zoning Atlas of the City. Lots 5 to 11 Inclusive, Block 171,
'.':/~:~.: ,;.', :', . ".:.~ ,Mandalay Rep1at, 1e.s Part of Lot 5 ... Carlouel Yacht Club
i;':o':";;-(,u' ". '.' ".: '., (City Application)' Approved November 20, 1975; anel AL (AquatiC
jir~. ,:';',:~f~.~::".".' ~.L..ul.). Area '7 (City Application) Approved' Ap~il 15, 1976.
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The Mayor atated the City Attorney would read by title
only unle~a it wal requested to read .1n it. entirety;' Th.
City Attornoy read Ordinance Ol61S on lecond reading by title
only. Commil8ioner Carwile movftd that Ordinance 11615 be
pa...d on it. lecond and final reading and adopted and that
the appropriate officials of the City be Authorized to
execute it. Commi..ionor DeDlnker seconded the motion which
carried unaniftously.
ITEM 026 - Firat Reading - Ordinance 11616 - Amsnding
Section 13-16, License Pees of the Godo to add Chartered Bual
Liti1ousine.
Commissioner Prank moved that Ordinance Il6l6 be read
and considered by title only on the first reading by the
unanimous consent of the Commission. Motion was seconded by
Commissioner DeBlaker and ( ;ried unanimously. The Ordinance
was read by title only. Cc ;missioner DeB1aker moved that
Ordinance Dl616 be paRsed on its first reading. Motion was
seconded by Commissioner Frank and carried unanimously.
ITEU #27 - First Reading - Ordinance 01617 - Amending
Chapter 25, VehiCles-for Hire, to Enact New Article Relating
to Public Conveyances.
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Commissioner DeBlaker moved that Ordinance Dl6l7 be read
and considered by title only on the first reading by the
unanimous consent of the Commission. HotionnWBS seconded by
Commissioner Carwiae and carried unanimously. The Ordinance
was read by title only. Commissioner Martin moved that Ordi-
nance Dl6l7 be passed on its first reading. Motion was sec-
onded by Commissioner Carwise.
Commissioner Prank questioned the wording of Section
25-62, Paragraphs (b) and (c)g and suggested the names of
the stockholders be included in Paragraph (d). Upon the vote
being taken, motion carried unanimously.
ITEM 028 - Resolution Q76-47 - Assessing and Charging
Lien for Demolition of Unsafe BUilding, 807 Jurgens Street.
The East Half (E 1/2) of Lot 2, nlock C, Revised Map of
Jurgens Addition to Clearwater. - Voluntary Miracle Church
of Faith. (Continued from May 6, 1976.)
No one was present to object and the City Attorney pre-
sented Resolu~1on 076-47 assessing and charging a lien for
demolition in enforcement of the Southern Standard Building
Code. Commissioner DeBlaker moved that Resolution D76-47 be
passed and adopted and the appropriate officials be authorized
to execute it. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Carwise.
Upon the vote being taken. Commissioners DeBlaker, Carwise,
Frank and ~[artin voted "AyeU; the Mayor voted "No." Motion
carried.
ITEM 929 - Resolution 076-53 - neimbursement to City
Utility Renewal Bnd Replacement Fund, Utility Revenue Certif-
icates, Series of 1972. CT l399. ($5,638.38)
Commissioner .Carwise moved that Resolution #76-53 be
passed and adopted and that the appropriate officials be auth-
orized to execute it. Motion was seconded by Commissioner
DeBlaKer and carried u~animously.
, ITEM 830 - Resolution 076~54 Vacation of 5 Ft. Eaae-
Dent on North Side of Lots 11 and 12, BlockC, Bayside Shores;
. 3 Pt. EaBeaent on North ~ide o~ Lot 13, Block E, Bayside
.'~' ~ '.i. '.Subdivilion 16, Unit B; and 15 Pt. of~South Gulfvi~w Boulevard
T(:'i:;:.':i),:;:::/:.::':', '.<R:l.lbt-of-Way Adjoining sout~ Side of Lot 13,. Block E, BaYlide
);~'~~('.;!C.; '<:" ':.,...1 .;'<S~bc1ivi.ion 16, Unit B.. - B..-R....e7.' (Approved May 6, 1976.)
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passed and adopted and that the appropriate officials be .
authorized to execute it. Motion was seconded by Commissioner
DeSlaker and carried unanimously.
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, ITEM 031 - Authorizing Execution of Note to Barnett Bank
of Clearwater. (Overcash Sanitary Landfill Purcha.e.)
The City Attorney presented for approval a note in the
amount of $240,000 between the City of Clearwater add Barnett
Bank of Clearwater. Commissioner Carwise moved to approve
the note and that the appropriate City officials be authorized
to execute it. Commissioner DeD1akor seconded the motion
which carried unanimously.
ITEM 032 - Authorizing Execution of License from Boot
Ranch, Inc., for Deposit of Sludge.
The C~ty Manager reported two changes to the License
agreement. One was the insertion of the words lIattention of
the City Manager" in the fifth line of the second paragraph,
and the insertion of the words "within ten (10) days following
the date of mailing of such notice,cert1fied mail." follow-
ins the words "purpose described herein" in the same paragraph.
The second change was to add the property description which
is Page 2, "Exhibit A" of the agreement.
Commissioner Carwise moved to approve the License agree-
ment and that the appropriate officials be authorized to
execute ssme. Commissioner DeBlaker seconded the motion which
carried unanimOUSly.
ITEM 033 - Authorizing Execution of Easement to Florida
Power for Service to Clearwater Beach Marina. (City Park Sub.,
Section 8-29-15.)
The City Attorney presented for approval a lO ft. ease-
ment for underground power line installation and maintenance.
Commissioner Carwise moved that the easement as outlined be
approved and the appropriate officials be authorized to
execute it. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Frank and
carried unanimously.
ITEM 034 - Acceptance of Easements.
The City Attorney presented the following casements:
Temporary Easement for construction purposes in
Lots l4, l5 and l6, Block 8, Country Club Sub-
division; executed by Edward U. Guy.
Easement for utilities and drainage installation
in Lot 24, Citrus Heights Manor 1st Addition;
executed by Daniel L. Webb.
Easement for utilities and drainage installation
in Lot 10, Suban Subdivision; executed by
J. B. Carbonaro, Inc.
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Commissioner earwise moved that the easements as out-
lined by tbe City Attorney be accepted and that the City
Clerk be directed to record same in the Public Records of
Pinellas Coun~y, Florida. Commissioner'DeBlaker'seconded
theHD1otion which carried unanimously..
" >,;:;':' .' ITEM '135 - Resolution #76-55 - .Dedicating Easement in' '.. ,
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AGEND~ - CITY COMMISSIOn HEt'l'ING - MAY 20, 1976
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121 30 P. l~.
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ACTIOll
1.
2.
3.
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1.
InvocaUon
Pledle or All'iiance
Introduction. & Award.
M1nutu or prec.411'l1 M"tins May 6, 1976
Citizens to b. Heord r. It.m. not APpelr1ng
on Aienda
Dr. Joseph Carwi.e
Led by Mayor
Betty Edwards - Interpreter
& dumb group.
American Legion Poppy
Arthur Kruse-Citation
4. Approved a8 submitted but Item 118
Dyna-Flow agreement be brousht back.
S. "See Be1ow-;I,;t_
6. PresenUed HI employee. .ervice pin. .~;,;.,:~,,,.
Empl. Ho. April-Wilbur Allen-Utiliti..;{:~~
Empl. Ho. Hay - Carolyn Hoore-Library ,~~~.
7. Denied vacation street R.O.W. ~~
8. Granted sidewalk waiver. , ~
9. Approved w/covenant restrictions.
10.Continued 6/17/76.
ll.Commission opposed to
, urge citizens ca'refu1
12.Approved wlany excess
City. '
l3.Approvod.
14 Approvpd.
l5.Authorize 4 recreation leaders.
l6.No Town Meetings June, July & August.
17.Referra1 to proper departments with
suggested chauges.
18. Notified ~acancie8 on Boards.
19. Approved.
20. None.
2l. June 1st - 9:30 a.m. Work Se8.ion.
June 24th - 12:30 p.m. - Special
Meeting - (Annexation & Zoning).
C.M. authorized to apply IPA grant.
Specialist for work measurement
program.
Commissioner DeBlaker Buggeated Com~
mission oppose legislative bills on
zoning.
Commissioner Frank asked about letter
of 5/l4/75 - request swimming pool
for handicapped & letter re South
Ward School closing.
2.
3.
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5.
6.
S.rvice Awardl (1130 P.M.)
Publ1c Hear1N:'
Vacation R.qu.st - Anthon)' P. Granele
7i
City ~~nager Report.
8. 'ReconSideration or APp.al ot Sidewalk
....a1ver Denial
Far Hcr1zons Mobile Home Park
Proposed County Emergency Medical S~rv1Qe
Program
Propoeed County Charter
Request ot Marcus C. and Willie Pearl
Johneon reI Lots 1 & 2, Altrcd Ennis Subd.
L1cense Request - Pawn Shop (Orossman)
Agreement tor Sanitary Sewer - Lot 10, Suban
Subdivision (Carbonaro, Inc.)
Summer Perlonnel - Parka & Recreation'Dept.
Summer Town Meeting ,
Request for Zoning Changos ( For Referral) 1
a. Northern section along Landmark Dr1ve
e~ended (U.S. Home)
b. Area West ot 19 and North or Countryside
Blvd. (U.S. Ho:u)
c. Area South ot Country aide Blvd. lying
part ...t and part west ot U. S. 19
. (u. S. Home)
d. Parcel on eaat side ot Betty Lane .
approximatelY 200 ft. south ot Stevenson
Creek (Metro Bldg.Servieea Inc.)
e. Certain properties on U. S. 19.North
(City)
f. Property South of Frischls RM-28 to m4-Si
Site ot ~'ontclair SWim ClUb RM-26 to RM-12;22.
S. E. cornar Druid and Green\rood CG to
RM-16 (City)
g. Properties South of Drew lyinl east and weat
of Starereat Dr. (City)
Notification or Expirations or Resignations of
Advisory Board Membera:
a. Charity Sol1catione
b. lolarine Advisory
c. Planning And Zoning
d. Community Relations
Bid-Purchase ot'Nine (9)'Compact Sedans,
Walker Ford Co. ~32,903.82
County Charter
consideration.
funds ret'd. to.
9.
10.
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12.
13.
14.
15.
16.
17.
19.
20. Other Engineering IoIatterll
21. Verbal Reporn & Other pendi~ Matters
22. Other Commission Action'
"5. John Melton discussed problems of handic pped and presented citations to
Mayor and City Commission.
Charles Ores - speeding on No. Saturn &
water problem.
R08e Phifer - requested City Commission
with Downtown Board.
Jerry Hart & Joseph Montero - overgrown lots tn Waverly Way area.1
Connie Lundeen - reqaested action on playing field Mandalay Marina Rec Center.
Ru..ell Pour.an - request~d City support of ordinance change for address
numbering of'buildings:
,':pr~nk,Kr,...'- questioned abolishing .Civil Service Board.
'!"':':,' "';:, : Kob'.rt ~Iick.r~taff. ;.' pre.ented'petition of approximately 1500 signatur..,
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_!fh1J ~k~":...:~C!~.~~}i~OjI..~~. pr~t,ction" for, high school Itudent. fro. attack..
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