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06/03/1976 / ..~ ~ ., ,. " ~ .." 'P CITj'~OH~tSSION MEETI~G June 3, 1976 ~ The City Commission of the City of Clearwater metiln regular session at the City Hall, Thursday, June 3, 1976, at 12130 p.m., with the following members preaentl Gabriel Cazares Joseph Carwise Karleen F. DeDlaker Karen Hartin Darwin S. Frank Mayor-Commissioner Commissioner Commissioner Commissioner Commissioner Also present were: Picot B. Floyd Thomas A. Buetinr Cecil Henderson Sgt. Edw. DesmRrais City Manager City Attorney Acting City Engineer Rep~esenting Police Chief The Mayor called the meeting to order. The invocation was given by Dr. Joseph earwise. The Pledge of Allegiance was led by the Mayor. ITEM 03 - Introductions and Awards. :1 Lee Regulaki of the Clearwater East Kiwanis Club intro- duced three students who are going to Quito, Ecuador in the Youth Exchange Prog~8m. The Mayor presented a Citation of Appreciation to Wil- liam Turner for his work on the Community Relations Board. ITEM 04 - Minutes of Preceding Meeting, May 20, 1976. Commissioner Frank moved that the minutes of the regular meeting of Hay 20, 1976, be approved as recorded and 8S sub- mitted in written summation by the Clerk to each Commissioner. Motion was seconded by Commissioner DeBlaker and carried unanimously. ITEM 85 - Citizens to he Heard re Items Not Appearing on the Agenda. George Tice, a board member of the Chamber of Commerce. suggested tbe City take action to dredge Dunedin Pass and Clearwater Pass and suggested a fee for Seminole Ramp to help pay the costs. ' George Martin, representing 143 families in a ten-block area of Northeast Clearwater, presented a petition request- ing the City obtain the property located at the Southeast corner of Sunset Point and Coachman Roods for iecreational use. The City tried to purchase the property recently but it is not for sale by the owner. '::~ . ~ .' . ~ ~' , eedio, Saltarelli and Alfred Hoffman, of the'Harbor Oaks Association and the Council of Greater Clearwater Homeowners Aasociation, requested the City go on record'as being in ,favor of keeping South Ward School open. John Perrara:requested 'the Commission consider stronger measures in enforcing the dog leash and control laws on ,Clearwater DeBch. . ~, .,;.:...... " ".< " .,' \\. . 6~3~76 ;, ,.~. '. . ,.' ~ ~ ..'1 ",<<,;/~~~ I~J.' '....: ",,".~~~.;,,~.t~ ") ITEM 06 - A Public Uearing on Lot Hoving Re.olution '76-58. .., 'J The City Attorney explainod the purpo.e of tbi. public hoaring and requested the City Inspector, Willard Stawart, to raport on the .tatus,.of lot clearing action.. The City Ina-, pactor reported that the lots ren.ininK to be cl.arad con.. tituted a menace to public health, safety and velfare. Ther., were no objectio~s. Commissioner Carvis. moved that Reaolution 176-58 passed on May 20, 1976, be confirmed and mad. affective a. to all persona and,parcels listed thereon, except for .. those whose lots have been verified as being cleared and those who have paid the City for the clearing, and that the proper City officiale and employees be directed to proceed in accordance with law to soe that the lots are cleared. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Frank and carried unan- imously. ITEM U7 - A Public nearing on Change of Zoning from CG (General Business) to P (Public), North End of Sand Key. (City and County Owned Property) This request to rezone follows CommiBsion policy to zone per ownership an~ actual or proposed use. Commissioner Carwise moved that the request for change of zoning from CG (general business) to P (public) by the City of Clearwater on the following described ,property: From the'SW corner of Section 17-29-15 run East 843.47 ft., North 420 East 886.07 ft., Sou~h 470 East 250 ft. M.O.L. to me~ri'\high water line of Clearwater Harbor for a P.O.B., run North 470 Weat 1340 ft. M.G.L. to mean high water line of Gulf of MexiCO, thence run along mean'hlgh water line of Gulf Northerly and Easterly in Clearwater Pass and South- wenterly in Clearwater Harbor to P.O.B., less road right-of-way. (M&B 5-2 and M&B 5-4) , From the NE corner Section 19-29-15 run South B88 ft. to center line of Gulf Blvd., South- westerly along said center line 1075 ft., South 670 East 50 ft. to East right-of-way line for P.O.B., thence Southwcsterly along East right-of -way 430 ft., South 670 East 200 ft. M.O.L. to mean high water line of 'Clearwater Harbor, Northeasterly along mean high water line to line projected South 670 East from P.G.B., thence North 670 West along said line to P.O.B. (M&B 1-1) be approved and the City Attorney be'instructed to include this in an ordinance to be brought back to the Commission for approval as soon as possible. Commissioner De Blaker seconded the motion. Upon the vote being taken, Commissioners DeB1aker, Carwise and Martin, and the Mayor voted "Aye"; Commissioner Prank voted ~'~ay.1I fiotion carried. ITEM 08 - A Public nearing on the Rezoning of ~ll Privately Owned, Propertle~ on Sand Key by the City of Clear- water. Upon the recommendation of the'City Manager, Commissioner Hartin moved to continue this item to the, CommissiQn Meeting 'of June 17, 1976, at 12:30 p.m. CommiSD1oner Frank seconded 'i,';', ,'::, , the motion which carried unanimously. . I! ~~~~;L;;,::>,;,:~:i(", . ~,: , ,ITEM:' ,~' - ,Occupational' License Requ~s t. - Tour Guide ,~~)\:{,~~::'.":".' :~'l...' ~:~:~" I S.rvlce,"-; Terri Alexander. .'~ :. I . ' .. .' ~' rJj~:~i~;~\I,.::.<",:,}:,.".,:\...A:",,:': '-': ,'," ':. . ", .,,"'.' l "', ". : ',;'/....:,: '~-;,"':>.'j.(Vi:';:.:')~\,:';<,.'......\:::: "', ~,,' :,K~ ~', ~erri. A~e~a.nd~r ,reque8te~, an occ,upat,ional ',license ,. ':: ,.,.:' ,,~ , A~t*-~~;;;;;:!~~;~i:.. ':'::"::-/,~,~, .:c;~nduc~ .~' ,~o.~1i' '. gui~~ :,~.~vice from Cle.rvater: B~~ch:. 'to '. ' '" ,," ' <''-':., "';\"i l~ ~~~"~.'.'~~:~.j;f~~.J~~~:l::.;~,~ih:(..~';,fj~A:::r~:~~.:!~r;,:;'>r.'~;~~.J,.~~".,. i:';!: '.' .,. '. J :1'.,. '.' .". ~,', \.". '7.t..:..~;.~..::J~.!}{~y'. , ":,"I~l.I'~~';!"0;~5('?<~:,';'.H,~t~,,:~r)'~1.I'~"::1\"':"::.~.~!,:'",,'.>/'.,:;:., ". ,2. ,.'. "" 'I '..'.. ),,.',-,.,. ',,.' ': '6';'3_76':",)"":',-}J.l;~;.; ~~~~~"',1.'~1~\.'.1-.,_;\... 'Ir;';~\.~-ll:~l:' ~'.)j,r"~~',:,-., '.~}"F ",' "'. ..1 . ,....".~. ':.-.:" . . . ~.t..'. .~' ." '.".., "';",J'~:'~'rll ~. )t,~Jr;~.7'\.i,.,;"n;~.j'J~t~....'~t .~r~~.,....1,',,;,:':."',:.< ...)+,::-II!jI-i' " . ".'. .... '.~ .', I,' . . /' 't:l 1.~'~i'l~"":JJ,""'~;'..... ~ ~. .. ~,..~i'fi"""",";-","f'~::--'''''''I",.r.~I''~:' ::::,"/,t""".l ..':.,' !'....~': .' . _'. I . '.. ~ '1..1-"1'1~~.....~:r j' ." .., I '. . tourist attractions in rinel1as County. Conmlllioner' Frank noved to approve the request of Me. Terri Alexander for an occupational license to conduct a vehicular tour 8uide service on tho condition that the ap- plicant compli.s with the provinions of proposed Ordinance :' ~l6l7. Commissioner DeB1aker soconded.,tho motion which c~r- ,ried unanimoua1y. ITEM 19-A - Roquest for RPD (Rosidentia1 Planned Devel- opment) Extonsion of 24 Monthson Proporty Located on the NW Corner of Sharkey and Old Coachman Roads. (SE 1/4, Section 7-29-16) - W. Devlin. The Co~prehen8ive Land Use Plan indicated medium den- sity multi-family zoning for thts location. Forrest Watson, Jr., Architect. representing the owner. stated the owners originally planned 42 luxury condominiums on this site but due to the present economic situation have decided to have the plana redrawn with the same number of units but with less square footage. They would then have more garden area and parking spaces and there is a definite, need in the area for low cost housing. The revision will take several months but the density will remain the same. ' ~: . CommioBioner'Frank moved to approve the extension of time on the RPD zoning for property located on the Northwest corner of Sharkey 'and Old Coachman Roads, subject to the following: 1) That financing be arranged within 12 months from this date and submitted to' the Commission for record of compliance_ 2) That 60% of the project be completed within 24 months of this date. 3) That any revised plan be review- ed by the Planning and Zoning Board prior to consideration by the Commission at a public hearing. Commissioner Carwise seconded the motion. Motio~ carried unanimously. ITEM 010 - Preliminary Subdivision Plan for Replat of a Portion of Lot 4, Block D of Oak Acres Addition. - G. lladdox and M. Hancock. The City recently annexed and zoned to RS-75 (single fam11y)~ Lot 4, Block D of Oak Acres Addition, which prop- ertyu located between Brentwood Drive and Lakeview Road. In order that bui~ding permits may be obtained, the property must be subdivided. City departments involved bave been consulted and recommend approval. The Planning and Zoning Board concurs in the recommendation. Commissioner DeBlaker moved to approve the Preliminary Subdivioion Plan to be known as a replat of a portion of Lot 4. Block D of Oak Acres Addition. subject to a utility and drainage easement, acrosa the northern 78 feet of proposed Lot 3 of the eubdivision. Commisoioner Carwise seconded the motion which carried,unanimously. ITEM 011 - Agreement Renewal - Babe Ruth League, Inc. The Clearwater Babe Ruth League, Inc., operates a con- cession stand at Carpenter Field. They ~aintaln the conces- sion stand lor their League games but will not eell alco- ~o11c beverages. The Agreement is cancellable upon 60 days notice and requires insurance be carried. Commissione~ Carwise moved to approve, renewal of an Agreement for two (2) years with the Clearwater Babe Ruth 'd, League. Inc., for the u8e,of a concession stand at Carpenter .~.. .Pield, and that the appropriate off1cia18~be authorized to , ,.., ,.","'.:xcu't. .allle~ ,Collu!l1es1oner Hartin seconded the 'motion which ~'<~""":".:',< " , ~'."c.r'ri.d\ un.nisou.iy. ;~~;:;~;;~}~~,~;j~j~~;i$k:'~;r:~~:~ij,i;; ,.;,' , .,',;,;:,.. ," '.,?'. , .' ".'.: \l.~kr.!.":':-f.H"'"'Ji;$<"tl'';,.i;;/~~';''~lW~,;;:~J'~'!.=''.' ,~,".",:",': ;,~' . " 'J. ....... ..:~Jt7~~rrfr~:.;.;~\~1-,~;.'r..;4~\;. .~/~:1.~.~..~rt'fol/:,;"'., , '. ~~...;~. .:,.".;.;., L . ,j .~.;. ~ ,6-3-76 '. " ,:,-'. ;;,'{.', , ':' "t ' ',',,<',:,/,':l,'~:?~,~l; ," ," " ' ,'"'' ," ~'h';~' :: ;. ~,~:,'>~i. ~:.:~ ~/[.~~fl~jF.~ ',@) '; , I' ;,,';;':.'~:>:::::;::~~~~r' I :. ~~ ...... " 'I. , ,j,,' "', ITEM 0 12 - P~opo8al of Downtown Morch~nt.' Aa.ociatiori. " 'the Downtown Merchants AlJBocis tion io concerned over the us. of Cluveland Stroot aa a State Road and haa reque8t~ ed appointment of a committee to work with the City Staff and Commisyion on redesignating the route of State Road 60 through Downtown Clearwater. 'Tho City ManaBer read into the record a memo from Planning Diroctor Paul BerRmann. "State Road GO,n and commented on memos from Keith Crawford. Dir. ecter of Traffic Euginodrtnsdated June 2, 1976. subject. "Designation of Piurce Boulevard as State Road 60" and "Re- moval of State Road GO from Cleveland Street." Tom Brown, Jr.. Downtown Herchants.:A8aociation Parking Committee. reviewed the rocent organization of the Downtown Merchants Association and their efforts to improve the ar~a. Cleveland Street, as a State Highway, presents many problems for the merchants. They propose the following members be appointed to a committee to work with the City Commission. City Btaff nnd the State Department of Transporation. toward their objective of removing Cleveland Street from the State highway system: Rose Phiefer, Dale Warren Jody Wolfe David Zabel Kenneth Smith" Urs. William Trickel William W. ShQrt, Jr. Hubert' Douglas Tom Brown, Jr '. Perce Powell Wade Jr. Paul Commiasioner Carwise moved that the above 11 citizens be appointed to a committee to work on redesignating the route of State Road 60 through Downtown Clearwater to work ' with the City Commission, the City Staff, and the State Trans- portation Department, but to request a formal resolution be- fore appearing before Stttte Agencieu. The Commission will consider termination of the committee at the first meet- ing in March, 1977, and the City Manager has the authority to appoint additional members to the committee. Motion was sec- onded by ,Commissioner Frank. Upon the vote being taken, motion carr~ed unanimously. ITEM 013 - Downtown Development Board's Request for Meeting with City Commissi6n Regarding RTKL Contract. Rose .Phiefer, Chairman. of the Downtown Development Board, stntcdthey were requesting a work session meeting with the Commission to discuss Section VII, Paragraph a, relating to civic center location. , Commissioner DeDlaker moved that the City Manager set a work session with the Downtown Development Boara at a mu- tually convenient time regarding the RTKL contract but with no formal action to be taken. Commissioner Prank seconded the motion which carried unanimously. ITEU 014 - Appointment of Advisory Board Hembers: a. Charities Solicitations Board. , Conmissioner Martin moved to appoint Dale Paden, Junior Chamber of Commerce. to the Charities Solicitation Board. Commissioner De,Blaker seconded the motion which carried unan- , imously. ; b. ~ar1neAdvisory Board. "f " , 'Commissioner Martin moved to appoint Courtney ROBS and .,'", '.' ' , ,C':p:tain' David Spaulding to the lIar1ne Advisory Board. Com- '1&:'~;~:{.:-' :',:':, ';' ,',::i" )ii..io:l1sr;. Frank seconded the motion whichcsrried 'unanimous- ".;'~.l'~("",~~:"".""",,,;'\'~~"I\'l 1,,( ,.f- \......' ~ '~':.' " .. ' '~ftj;,,\,~\,~,,\ ""'~",*,,,,,, ., l, "<", ,. , ~~~<\~~~~~f;}i~1~~.~'<'~~',~;y,.::;/:.~ ::;Y:~':~:.?i;;.',,:- ::;,;:,:~ :~'" ; :: ,:': :.:':::",' ~ 'L~;'''i:''1\..l.'~,1l''-,~1~,~..ti.~ r."~ ~,~. "~~'r'.~'t::,..'''., \\'~~~~..::\~tlI~!f~.>:\../r~ '-;"';'J. .t", <.. ".:.:c,t', ":'.:' .r" .' . t. < ~ ~.t'~\...\a;,\,;t'\,et k~ '...,' ,> ',. ','>. .,' ',' - .' ~ ~'V'!:M};. ~:~ .If. ly: , ','" .... ,~~, ,10." t .<". '" ~1 ''\'fJ: "~"f""""'f;oi..""v,:""",'. .'... . , .' ~ . . . t,.3r:.j~;'.?;j, ~!f~}iJ HV: !.....~I,~ { "".:. '.~ ~ .. ,+~...,,~. ~ . . . ,,' . '.' I , 4~' ',.. ..::,~i ,~{\,,;i:;1jf;i~ . T ',~'.' l.''''.i~~4E .... , <, . " ,,:"'J::~~;\::~;;~tN:~~"'~'\~~ 6- 3-76 ~..~r<' ~ <:+~~~'~:~.;;~~d~f . ";'. '.'/ >~~.:~;:;:~;ji~!;~~ "~ c. Planning and Zoning Board. Commissioner Hartin moved tn appoint George Tice and William Turner to the Planning and Zoning Board. Comm1881on- er' Frank ..conded the motion ~hich carried unanimou8ly. d. Com~unity Relations Board. No action taken at this timo. ITEU HIS - Bids. a. Contract for Mandalay Marina Tennis Courts and Drainage - Lowest of 4 bids to Big ilK" Construction, Inc. Clearwater: $23,641.00. The City Manager reported the low bidder submitted an irregular bid when he failed to show unit prices for each item. However, he provided the information later. Commission discussed the revised site plan and future plans and !ocatlon of the swimming pool, the mUlti-purpose court, and the recreation center building facility. On an interim basis, a playground will be located between the parking area and the tennis courts. Anne Garris, representing the residents of Clearwater Beach, thanked the Commission for the tennis courts and ask- ed if the playground would be sodded. The City Manager reported the area would be cleaned up but not sodded, al- though ~ome landscaping would also be done. Commissioner Hartin moved to approve the join.t recom- mendation of the City Manager and the Acting City Engineer to waive the irregularity and award the contract for three Mandalay Marina Tennis Courts and Drainage to Big IlK" Cons- truction, Inc., Clearwater for. the sum of $23,641.00 which is th. lowest and best responsibl~ bid and that the appro- priate officials be authorized to execute said contract which shall be in accordance with the plans, specifications and bid. Commissioner De Blaker seconded the motion which carried unaimously. h. Purchase of three (J)two-phase traffic con- trollers - Lowest of 3 bids - Eagle Signal Corporation, Davenport. Iowa: $6,285.00. :. ~ Commissioner DeBlaker moved' upon the joint recommen- dation of Traffic Engineer and the City Manager that con- tract for the purchase of three (3) two-phase traffic con- trollers be awarded to Eagle Signal Corporation, Davenport, Iowa, in the amount of $6,285.00, which is the lowest and best responSible bid meeting City specifications, and that the appropriate officials of the City be authorized to ex- ecubc said contract which shall be in accordance with the planB~ specifications and bid. Commissioner Martin seconded the motion which carried unanimously. ,'c. Contract - Spray Field Management - Sole bid, Engineered,Recycling Systems, Inc., Clearwater: Pay the City $10.00 per month plus 2% of the gross revenues derived 'pursuant to the contract. : ; The City Manaser reported the City is currently dispos~ ,ing of, effluent from the 'Northeast l-mgd. interim wastewater treatment facility through spray irrigation on 80 acres of 0 , 0, 'lil,n4 ,adjacent to the plant. This spray 'irrisation system ,will '. , .0 ,0. :: "';' ,be.phase,d ,out when, the permanent wastewater tr~atment plant' .', ' , S,. o . . +' <' ~ / ,. '-0 . .." l ~ , ,'. I, , .... " " ./ I . " iB completed in three 'to four yoars~ In the meantime, the operation of the spray irrigation fiolds provides an oppor- tunity to Bei.ntilicaIiy examino tho fe..ibility ol utililM ing treated wastewater effluont for RrowinR crope luch .. hay, sod, nureery pl.nts, etc. An environmentally men_Red program would as.ure that the spray irrigation field. are meeting all requirements ostablishod by the U.S. Environ- mental Protection Agency and the Florida nepartment of En- vironmental Regulation. Tho firm selected will be responsible for harvesting, disposing and marketing of crops. Crops would not be uBed for human consumption. Request for bids, with bid specifications, were mailed to eight firms and advertised on May 6 and 7, 1976, but the bid from Engineered Recycling Systems, Inc., 2602 East Quail Hollow Road, Clearwater, was the only bid received. The Staff recommendation is to accept the bid and ap- prove the contract with this firm on professional and scien- tific monitoring and ~valuation of the Cltyts Northeast Sew- age Interim Treatment Plant Spray Irrigation Fields, with the contract to run for four (4) years unless the spray ac- tivity is discontinued sooner, and the firm to pay the City $10.00 per month plus 2% of gross revenues derived pursuant to the contract. Michael Gaylor, a corporate principal of the firm, stated they a~e a recently organized corporation and, as this is a relatively new field~ they are probably the only manage- ment team in existence. 'They are in the process of negoti- ating,uith five cities for this type of work. Commissioner Frank moved 'to approve the recommendation of the City Manager that the contract for professional and scientific monitoring and evaluation of the City's spray ir- rigation fields be awarded to Engineered Recycling Systems, Inc., for the sum 'of $10.00 permonth plus 2% of gross rev- enues derived pursuant to the contract, which is a sole source bid and that the appropriate ~fficiala of the City be author- ized to execute said contract which shall be in accordance with the plans, specifications and bid. Commissioner Carwise seconded the motion~ Upon the vote being taken, Commissioners Carwisc and Frank and the Mayor voted HAye"; Commissioners DeBlaker and Martin vuted "Uay." Hotlon carried. Commissioner De Blaker asked that the record show she voted no because she did not receive ~he contract in advance and did not have an opportunity to study it. ITEH /116 Other En~ineering Matters. None. ITEM /117 - Verbal Reports and'Other Pending Matters. a. Proposed Option to A~quire Hunt-Shingler "roperty. The City Manager reported a memo had been prepared on the propdoed option for 'the nunt-Shingler property of $25,000 down (which will not be refundable), and the item will be placed on t~e AGenda for the June 17, 1976, meeting. b. .Special Meeting, June 14, 1976, 7:00 p.m.. for citizen input to the City Charter. " Special Meeting, June 24, 1976, 12:30 p.m., {~;I; D',:;::~ /,,/ '" ,': ;u~::e ~:: ~~::. ,. ~:n: 0 ~ ~~B ~ 976 . 12, 3Q p.... ~~~~:'~;;'~'~';y.7.';,;~:~.;..:',.;: ",: ',.. ,~, 'The', City ,'Manager'.' reported three. members would be out of ',' ~~"..;:j ;..~;' ~Il..rt..'..~.~ ,,~), I, .' ", .., .. t',.. '.., L' .. \ :i"I,~t".~ rf ,.~~-~...~..". . .... \1..0'0 ......,' ,'( I ~ )', .'.. . j~ .\~h!~f!,...p~":;;...I.t..~J\.. ."T' ; . .:.,.~~...'.'.;:~'...,:~,:..~.':~ < . : ':.'~ . .' . . . . ... ~'r.,i'~ t. \.:.,,.i J 1f ~ ~..... '." .' .. ., .... . .., tJ$~'''~lfi'~:;'~{1'~~\:~ ~ r ~ 'l:', .).". : ~I.:\ [-:: ~,'~.i j" ~ ~"' ",:' . ~:. I,: '\ ~ '.' '. 6' ~ '. I. ~"i .J~N;., ~,'t"i ~~'.:'."".""':''.~''.i':i>'''' ,~,"" -,.' , , . u .~~r;rrt'~~};.~!~i~/Lf~~:~..c~)~ ..(.~\:.:'J.~.:~-L.~:~.~ "j '\. . " 'n~ "l'~r!i 't,\~,~j,;;;'}i',;. .,"/1' .',:: '),.I,r.,", :,' ...'., . ~Lt;I}..\1 .1f\''''~'''':}'''''~''''~i'~4''l~. ,-'to. . : . . ..:\ <. , .' .::;~7, s;~,6,)<;~;{:i~~~ . , ' " town on July 1st, a reRu1ar1y schedulad Commiosion Maetins_ Commis.ioner Carwise moved to change the ranular Co~mi.- aion Keating from July 1, 1976, to July 6, 1976, at 12130 p.m. Commissioner Prank seconded tho motion. Upon the vote being token, Comm1aoioners Carwis8, Prank and llartin, and the Mayor voted "Ay.u; Gommitlsioner DeB1aker voted "Nay." Motion carried. ITEM, 018- Other Commission Action. None. ITEM 019 - Second Reading - Ordinance "1616 - Amending Section 13-16, License' Pees of the Code to add Chartered BUI' Limousine. ' The City Attorney stated that Ordinance 11616, second reading, Would be read by title only unless a commissioner requested otherwise, and 'then read Ordinanee 01616 by title only. Comtdosio'ner earwise moved that Ordinance 11616 be passed on its second and final reading :8nd adopted and the appropriate,officialo of the City.be authorized to execute it. Commissioner'Frank seconded the motion which carried unanimously. ITEM H20 - Second Reading - Ordinance 01617 - Amending Chapter,25, Vehicles for Hire, to Enact Nev Article Relating to Public Conveyances. The City Attorney reported amendments had been made to Ordinance 01617 as requested in Section 25-62,' 25-63, 25-70 Bnd 25-72. Commissioner Carwise moved .to approve tbe amend- ments to Ordinance 01617. Commissioner DeBlaker seconded the motion whicb carried unanimously. The City Attorney stated he would read by title only, amended Ordinance 01617, unless there was 0 request to read in its entirety. The City Attorney read amended Ordinance 01617 on second reading by title only. Commissioner Prank moved that Ordinance g1617, as amended, be passed on its I second and final reading and adopted and that the appropriate officials of the City be authorized to execute'it. Commis- sioner Carwise seconded the motion which carried unanimously. ITEM 021 - First Reading - Ordinance 01618 - Annexing and Zoning Portion of Section 18-29-16 (W. Sheldon et al); Portion of Section 9-29-16 (W. LynCh); Lots 7 and 8 and East 5 Ft. of Lot 9, Block 6, Bay View City Sub. (M. Ragle); and Lot 18 less the North 2 Pt., Suban's Sub. (J. B. Carbonaro, Inc.) (All approved May 6, 1976.) The City Attorney presented Ordinance 01618 for first reading. Commissioner DeBlaker moved that Ordinance #1618 be read and consider by title only on the first reading by the unanimous consnet of the Commission. Motion was seconddd by Commissioner Prank and carried unanimously. The Ordinance ~as read by title only. Commissioner Prank moved that Ordinance #1618 be passed on its first reading. lIotion was seconded by Commissioner Carwise and carried unanimously. '. ITEM 122 - Resolution 076"59 - Payment to Briley, Wild & Associates, Utility Revenue Certificates, Series of 1972, CT 1399. . ..... . ~~:~;.~ ;:Hi!/~iJ~i ",' ~ ; . . . h ' . ~ . j ',,' ", .) ., \ .' j) +"'~I'."""_..~.__.._'~_""""'" ~"'.""''''_~.''''_...... .....' _i~.r,", ......xc....~,.~..II;..'o/~. '.~~....H.. ," ~ . .'",: a'./'It'-n. ~.~ ~"l:I","j\ ..~..., .''';' . U'~ i...... I. . . ~~ ~l'f-t.. h..... . 'J + .......", . li~' U'. . ~~- :i..,d;......oI~... ~..Ilrt . .~.';.'...~.'.; .~.~-:......4"""1o' .._......t;.....;...... ~.t..:..~I........:..._~.....~...';.oJ'.:.......Io:;,.r .1 AamA .I'laB.. 2 ", XDM 1.... N 2 tt. , Subanl. Sub. .(CArbonaro, Ino.) (Approved '/6/16) 22. Iht.olution .. P')'IHnt to Briley, Vild 1 Ut1Ut7 Rn.nue Cert1tlcatu, S,riee ot 1972 , 23. Autbor1Z1n& Execut10n at AcrI.JUnt With i ' Holrs or btatt at alJU7' Laurence , Mcrtz1len 1" Acce.. to PutlUc PArk .1 24. Aoceptanc. ot De.d. . Ellements . I 25. He.olutton .. Oppol1OC Hou.. BiU 5610 1n I relation to l'laM1nc " Zon1ns I 26. Resolut1on .. Author1:d.rvc Cl~ MlnaslU,. to ! Execute qreemmt. torSUlIlll1.r 1'004 . j 8arT1c. Pl'Ol~ tor Children. " 27. Authorit;r to till AutbDriz.d Po.itlon .j 28. Resolut1on .. "cr..in; to cooperate I \I1tb Plnlll.. ceunt;r 1n the 201' I . Wutawat.J' Treatment PaolUt1.. Plan 29; 'Rll'Jolut1on .. Authcri~ EDcutlon at. Cont~ot re Pedestrian Sat.t7 Grant I 30. Lot (li)tf1Nf Ruolu.t:l,on ' , 31. Ad3oUJ'rUDInt " .1 30..Res. 76-64 approved Res. 76-65 approved-- .authorized City Mgr. sign WW Treatment permit 'forms 31. Adjourned 3:45 p.m. , I I " '1 1 " (Con'~. fro~ previous page) ,~5. Citizens to be Heard - ~ George Tlce - dredging Du~edin a qeorge Martin - requ~sted neighb Sunset Pt. Road. Cedio Saltarelli and Alfred Hoff School open. 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