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CITY COMMISSION MBETING
June 16, 1977
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The City Comsi..lon of the City of Clearvater m.t 1n
reBular ....10n at the City Hall, Thuraday, Jun. 16, 1977,
at 9130 a.m., with the followln~ member. pre.ent.
Gabriel Ca.are.
Karleen P. DeBlaker
Darwin S. Prank
Karen Martin
William Nunamaker
Hayor-Commissioner
Vice-Hayor/Commiasioner
Commissioner
Commissioner
Commissioner
Also present were:
Anthony Shoemaker City Manager
Thomas A. Bustin City Attorney
Max Battle City Engineer
Frank Daniels Police Chief
The Kayor called the meeting to order. The invocation
vas given by the Reverend Bill Anderson, Calvary Baptist
Church. The Pledge of Allegiance vas led by Frank Daniels.. .
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ITEM f13
Introductions and Awards.
The Mayor introduced Rebecca Jo Benson of qlearvater .
High School, a representative of "Girls State" it Tallaha8.e~.
ITEM 14
Service Awards.
Twelve employees were presented service pins. The Em-
ployee of the Honth of Hay was Fred Casale of the Police De-
partment. The Employee of the Month of Junewaa George FilliuB
of th~ Central Services Department.
A citation was presented to Hil Morris for his ~ork on
the Marine Advisory Board.
ITEM IS - Minutes.
Commissioner DeBlaker moved that the minutes of the reg-
ular meeting of June 2, 1977, and the special meetings of .
Hay 31, .1Jne 6 and June 9, 1977, be approved as recorded and
as submitted in written summation by the Clerk to eacb Com-
missioner. Motion was seconded by Com~18eloner'Nunamaker and.
'.carried uhanimously.
ITEM 16 - Citizens to be Heard re Items Not Appearing on
tbe Agenda.
Charles Finton spoke. in objection to advertioing on bill-
boards for the upcoming General Obligation Bond Issue 8S sug-
gested by. the Chamber of Commerce. Ho~ard Groth spoke in
favor of the advertising.
ITEM '7 - Beer Sales Jack Russell Stadium.
from 6/2/~7. Pages 2 and 12).
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The Parka and Recre.tion Board and tbe,Dlrector oltbe
Park. and Recreation Department oppose beer aal... There
are no .chool. or church.. within the prohibited diltanc. of
Jack RUI..ll Btadiu. and the P olic. Chl.f f..l. that ,,:~ 1.", of
b..r at the atadiu. would not pr..ent a police problem \~~at
could not be handled.
Hr. Zeisler presented a telegram of support from R.R.M.
Carpenter, III, president of The Philadelphia Nattonal League
Club, Inc., which was read into the record. The Bomberl are
in need of revenue and it is anticipated that tho aale of
be.r vill increase attendance. However, it has been City
policy not to allow the sale of beer at the stadium.
Pastors of three Baptiat Churches in the City and a
number of citizens spoke in objection.
Mr. Zeisler reported the City would receive a percentage
of the gross sales in accordance with the present contract
and after costs were deducted the Bombers and the concession-
aire would split the balauce 50-50.
Commis.ioner Frank moved to permit the sale of beer ,at.
Jack Russell Stadium during Bomber and Pbillies games, as're-
quested by the Bomber Boosters, Inc., and that the City ~ake '
the necessary steps to bring this into being. Commissioner
Nunamaker seconded the motion. Upon roll call the vote was:
"Ayes": Cazares, Frank and Nunamaker.
"Nays": De Blaker and Martin.
Motion carried.
ITEM 18 - Assignment of Lot Mowing Contract with Carl
E. Larson, to David Britt.
The City Manager requested a continuance to the next
Commission meeting as more staff work is required.
Commissioner Martin moved to continue this item until it
can be placed on the agenda. Commissioner Frank seconded the
motion which carried unanimously.
ITEM '9 - Request for Additional Taxicab Permits - Ollie
w. Weatherilt dba Beach Taxi and Car Rentals.
Ollie Weatherilt has requested three additional taxicab
permits as his business has almost doubled this year. Allen
Weatheril~, co-owner, reported they had made many improvements
and are involved in Canadian promotion with various travel
agencies.
Chief Daniels stated he was not in opposition to the re-
quest but suggested a stipulation that the vehicles comply
with the ordinance requirements.
Commissioner Martin moved that three additional taxicab
permits be issued to Ollie Weather1lt dba Beach Taxi and Car
Rentals, with the stipulation that evidence b~provided that
they intend to purchase vehicles and insurance and that Staff
be instructed to report to the Commission at a future date
addressing the iSBue of controlling and regulating prices and
'permits. Commissioner Frank seconded the motion and amended
it to include either buying' or leaSing automobiles. Commis-
,..;:,:sioner Martin accepted the amendment. Upon the vote bei~g
,,",", " taken, m.otion carried una,n1m.ouely.
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ITEM 110 - Economic Development - coop.rative'Adver~i.tn8'
with Stat. ~f Florida.
The State of Florida has available matching fuad. for
economic develop..nt pro.otion. The Clearwater Economic
Development Co..ittee, working .in cooperation with the Cl.ar-,
water Cha.ber of Commerce applied for the fund. to .tra.. tha
availability of vacant, newly developed office .pace in
"Clearwater (approxi.ately 400,000 .quare fe.t). Cl.arwater
w..'awarded $4,677 of State funds that require matching fund.
from the City. To commit the City'. matchins portion anJ
amendment will be required in the amount of $1,200 which will
be transferred from salary savinss in the City Hanaser'.
Office.
John Wy11ys of the Clearwater Economic Development Com-
mittee, stated the Committee endorses placement of this ad.
Commissioner Martin ~oved to approve the placement of
$9,354 of advertising in the Wall Street Journal .CEastern
and Midwestern Editions) promoting Clearwater as an qpt1mum
headquarters office relocation site in accordance with the
desires of the Economic Development Committee.. Commissioner
Frank seconded the motion which carried unanimously.
ITEM 011 - Windsurfing Competition - Clearwater Beach,
WOKF/WTAN.
William Schricker, Sales Manager of WOKF, has requested
permission to conduct another windsurfing competition ~n
Clearwater Beach. The first was held May 29, 1971, and was
conducted in an orderly manner with approximately 6,000 peo-
ple present. There were no problems or negative feedback.
Commissioner Frank moved to approve the request of
William Schricker to rope off a 50-foot section of Clearwater
Beach, approximately 100 feet north of Pier 60, on Monday,
July 4, 1977, to conduct Windsurfing competition and free
band concert in conjunction with the Tropical B1end,Company,
manufacturers of sun tan lotion. Commissioner Martin seconded
the motion. Mr. Schricker stated they ~ould coordinate their
activities with the Springtime Kiwanis Fourth of July celebra-
tion and tbe Jaycees fireworks display. Upon the vote being
taken, motion carried unanimously.
ITEM #12 - Proposal. to Sell City/County Property - Coast
Guard Station Site. City's Parcel on bay side about 2/3 mile
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south of toll plaza, Sand Key, in Section 19-29-15, in exchange
for County's properties of Haven House on Lot 2 and North 75
feet of~t I, Block 5, Turner's First; and Parcel A in SE~ of
NW~, on east side and Parcel B in SW~, 32-28-16 on south side
of Lake Chautauqua.
As the City cannot donate prope~ty to the Coast Guard,
a proposal has been worked out with the Board of County Com-
missioners to exchange or sell properties of apprOXimately
equal value. The City's property has an appraised valuation
exceeding the County's by $17,800, or 9.05%. City Ordinance
prOVides exchanges of properties must be of equal value but .
that property can be sold at 10% less than.the appraised
value. '
The Cit~ Manager reported that, with the Commission's
approval, he would like to include in the proposal that the
City vill annex the northeast portion of Lske Choutauqua (the
bottoGlands) to be part of the City Limits and contiguous.
He .180 reported the title! are clear and there will be no
exch~nge of cheek., just a transfer of deed. and a clo~ing
.tate.ent with a reverter clause.
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Coami..ion.r H.rtin m~v8d to dir.ct th~ City H.nal.r'to
.ubmit a propo.al to Pin.l1a. County off.ring to ,.11 to the
County the City'. property on Sand K.y .. d..c~ib.d lor"u..
a. a Coalt Guard Station .ita, with a public u.. r.v.rt.r clau..
in the d..d, lor the .um of $167,000, an~ the County .gr.. to
s.ll tG the City itl prop.rtie. known aa Parcele A and B on
Lake Ch.utauqu. and the property known .1 the H.v.n Hou..
Prop.rty on the Bayfront ~..t of the Court HOUle complex, .f~r
the lum of $167,000, and thAt the appropriate offici.le be
authoriz.d to execute lame. Com.ilBioner Frank ..conded th.
motion which carried unanimously.
ITEM 113 - Acceptance of Warranty Deed (SO Ft. Right-of-
Way in SW~ of Section 30-28-16 and NW~ of Section 31-26-16)
and Easement (S Ft. Road Right-ot-Way in SW~ of Section 30-28-16
and NW~ of Section 31-28-16) from U.S. Home of Florida, Inc. -
Belcher Road.
Pinellas County will extend Delcher Road through Country-
side area to State Road 580 and also construct a sidewalk on
a S-foot right-of-way easement adjacent.
The City Engineer recommends acceptance of the right-of-
way to expedite the conclusion of design and the beginning
of constTuction of this project.
Discussion ensued on maintenance of the strip of~property,
between the sidewalk and the street, and concern ~a9 expreosed
about the aesthetic value andlor concrecing the entire area.
Commissioner Frank moved to accept the Warranty Deed for
50-foot right-ai-way and a S foot Easement for proposed Bel-
cher Road north of Oak Neck Road, executed by U.S. Home of
Florida, Inc., and to direct the City Clerk to record same in
the Public Records of Pinellas County, Florida. Commissioner
DeBlaker seconded the .motion. Commissioner Frank'su8seeted
the 2-to-3-foot strip be covered with' plant mix' and the City
plant trees every 30-to-40 feet along the way. Upon the vote
being taken, motion carried unanimously.
Commission proceeded to the Public Hearing items.
ITEM 122 - A Public Hearing on Lot Mowing Resolution
'77-53.
The City Attorney explained the purpose of this public
hearing and requested the City Inspector, Willard Stewart, to
report on the status of lot elearing actions. The City
Inspector reported that the lots remaining to be cleared
constituted a manance to public health, safety and welfare.
There were no objections.
Commissioner Frank moved that Resolution #77-53, passed
June 2, 1977, be confirmed and made effective as to all persons
and parcels listed thereon, except for those whose lota have
been verified as being cleared and' those who have paid the
City for the clearing, and that the proper City officials and
employees be directed to proceed in accordance with law to
eee tha~ the lots are cleared.' .Motion was seconded by Com-
miesioner DeBlaker. Upon roll call the vote,vas:
"Ayes": Cazares, DeBlaker, Frank, Martin and
Nunamaker.
UNays": None.
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ITEM 114 - S.l. of City Prop~rty.
a. E..t 121.45 Faat of tha Va.e 450.75 ra.t of
Lot 2, Cl.arwat.r Indu.trial Park Raplat.
Era.dpa Tru.t.
This portion of Lot 2 i. approxlaRtaly 1 acra.
Commi..ioner Martin moved to approva the contract for
.a1e of City property as de.cribed, for the .um of $20.000
1... 10% real e.tate commi..ion of $2,000 to b. paid by the
City to Rodgers and Cumming., Inc., and to authori.. the ap-
propriate official. to execute aame. Commi..ioner Prank
seconded the motion and amended it to delay any future .a1ea
until a price recoamendation is receivod froa Staff. Commia-
sioner Martin accepted the amendment. Upon the vote being
taken, Commiss~oners DeBlakeT, Martin and Prank and the
Mayor voted "Aye"; Commissioner Nunamaker voted "Nay." Motion
carried. .
b. Former Atlantic Coast Line Right-of-Way Between
Turner and Pine Streets (K&B 51 in SE~ of
Section 16-29-15)
The City received a request to purchase the former ACL
right-of-way and Commission discussed a number of usee for
this property~
Commissioner Frank moved to deny the recommendation to
declare this property surplus. Commissioner Nunamaker seconded
the motion. Commissioner Martin suggested leasing the property.
Upon the vote being t~ken, motion carried unanimously.
ITEM 115 - Approval of Poll Workers and Their Compensation.
Commissioner Martin movod to approve the poll workers
with compensation for Clerks to be $40 and Inspectors, $30.
Commissioner Frank seconded the motion.
Commissioner Martin reported that after the last City
election several clerks and/or inspectors had contacted her
about increasing the compensation. Upon the vote being taken,
motion carried unanimously.
ITEM 116 - Requests for Re~oning (For Referral);
By unanimous consent the Commission agreed to consider
Items #16-a, band c collectively.
a. M&B 5-8 in NE~ of Section 8-29-15 to be change~
from CG (goneral business) to ISP (institutional
semi-public). ~ St. Cecelia Beach Mission,
Island Estates.
b. Countryside Properties in Section 20~28-l6:
To CPD (commercial planned. development),
Part of Tract 8 from RS-50
Part of Tract 9 from RS-50
All of Tract ,10 from RK-12
Part of Tract 11 (Parcel A) from RS~15
Part 'of Tract 29 (Parcel B) from RS-50
Part of Tract 30 (Parcel A) from RK-12
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To RM-l2 (duplex/apartment)
.- , Tract 29 (Par~el C) from
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ITEH '19 - Notification of'R'118natlonl and Bxpirationl
of Advilory Board H..b.rl.
a. Board of Adjultm.nt Mnd App.al on Sianl. -
1 vacancy.
b. Historical Committ... - 1 vacancy.
c. Community Relatione Board.
2 vacancies.
The Commission was advised of the vacancies.
ITEM 120 - Change Order 13, Final, to Overstreet Paving
Company Contract for Betty Lane and Palmetto Paving, Curb.
and Drainage. ($-9,588.64)
This change order reflects the actual quantities Uled
for the construction of paving, curbs and drainage and will
decrease the contract, making a total new contract of
$117,005.16.
Commissioner Frank moved to approve Change Order. 13,
Final, to Overstreet Paving Company, and to authorize the
appropriate officiale to execute same. Commissioner Nunamaker
seconded the motion which carried unanimously.
ITEM #21 - Bids:
By unanimous consent the Commission agreed to, consider
the bids COllectively.
a. 1977 Resurfacing Contract - 3 Bids, low bid,
W.L. Cobb Construction Company, St. Petersburg,
$208,379.26.
b. Portable Reproducer to Play Back 1" Recorded
Tapes (Police Communications) - 1 Bid received,
Stancil-Hoffman 'Corporation, Hollywood,
California, $6,144.50.
c. City Hall Annex Meeting Room Area Air Condi-
tioning Modification - 4 Bids, low bid, C.P.H.,
Incorporated,' St. Petersburg, $62,300.00.
d. 1977 Street Sealing Contract - 1 Bid, Campbell
Paving 'Company,' Clearwater, $84.806.82.
City Engineer Max Battle reported on the methods of
street resurfacing and scaling which are continuing City pro-
grams each year.
Commissioner Nunamaker moved upon the recommendation. of
the City Manager to award contracts for the above items"in
the amounts indicated, which are the lowest Dud best r~~~on-
sible bids, and-to authorize the appropriate officials 'of the
City to execute said, ~ontracts which shall be in accordance
with plans. specifications and bids. Motion was seconded by
Commissioner DeBlaker and carried unanimously.
Verbal Reports ,and Other Pending Matt~rs
Change Order 'I to Boice Company contract for Gas, Hain
E~ten8ions at u.S. 19 and ~ouritryside Boulevard, and
. Turner Street. Orange Ave'nue,. and Dr~:ld Road. ,: ($+3.031.25)
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The City Kanaser pre.ented the above chanSG order to in-
crea.e the contract $3,031.25 to include 325 l.f. of 2" 8a.
.alnl to comp1.te proposed connection and additional lidewa1k
rep1ace.ent to avoid two oak tr....
Co.mie.loner DeBlaker moved to approve Change ,Order 11
to the Boyce Company contract for a new total amount of
$23,985.00, and to authorlze the appropriate official. to
execute same. Commi..loner Nunamaker .econded the motion
whlch carried unanimously.
Commissioner Frank reque.teda .tatu. report on one bid
iteme.
The City Manager reported that a task force had been
appointed to work on several alternatives for a joint Cityl
County parking facility and a report vill be forthco~ing in
the near future.
The City Manager asked for Commission eupport to reopen
negotiations on the proposed Caladesi ferry .ervice and the
authority to contact the Department of Natural Resource. re-
garding the City having some input to the bidding and speci-
fications of the ferry service to Caladesi Island. Commission
consensus was to actively pursue the matter by teleg~am,
telephone and letter to the Legislative Delegation and State
officers.
City Attorney Reports
ITEM - First Reading, Ordinance 11681 - Amending Budget
for Fiscal Year 1916/77 Relating to Revenuo Sharing Funds.
(See Public Hearing Item #24).
The City Attorney presented Ordinance #1681 for first
~eading and stated he vould read by title only unless there
was 8 request to read in ita entirety. The City Attorney
read Ordinance #1681 by title only. Commiosioner DeB1aker
moved to pass-Ordinance #1681 on its first reading. Commis-
sioner Nunamaker seconded the motion. Upon roll call the
vote was:
"Ayes": Cazares. DeB1aker, Frank, Martin and
Nunamaker.
"Nays": None.
ITEM #25 - First Reading. Ordinance 11675 - Amending
Section 7-9 and 7-10 of Code to Comply With Flood Insurance
Program. (Passed 8S Emergeney Ordinance 01675 5/19/77).
The City Attorney presented Ordinance 01615 for first
reading and stated he would read by title only unless there
was a request to read in its entirety. The City Attorney
read Ordinance '1675 by title only. Commiosloner Hartin
moved to pass Ordinance 11675 on its first reading. Commis-
sioner Frank seconded the motion. Upon roll call the voto
was:
UAyes": Cazares, DeBlaker, Frank, Martin and'
Ilunamaker.
"Nays": None.
ITEM #26 - Resolution #17-56 - Authorizing the City At-
::'.:,.. torney to Bring Actions in Small Claims Court to Seek Recovery
~'~;\~:>':.;:~ .:.;. for D.mages to City-Owned Property.
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.aae. Coami..toner DeBlaker aecondod the motion. Upon roll
call the vote va.1
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ITEM 127 - Rellolution D77-57 - Authorizing the City At-
torney to Bring an Action in Small Claims Court to Seek Re-
covery for Past Due Utilities Account.
Assistant City Managor Michael Paroby IItated there were
many delinquent accounts but this is the only account the
City haa taken to court recently. Commission discussed whe-
ther this was a Commission decision or should be handled
administratively. The City Attorney stated court action re-
quires Commission approval, and a new policy directive is
under consideration and vill be brought to the Commission
shortly. "
Commissioner Nunamaker moved to pass and adopt Resolution
'77-57 and to authorize the appropriate officials to execute
same. Commissioner DeBlaker seconded the motion. Upon roll
call the vote was:
~Ayeslt: Cazares, DeBlaker, Frank, Hartin and
Nunamaker.
"Nays": None.
f' ITEM D28 - Resolution 1177-58 - Assessing Properties for
Cost of Installing Sidewa1ko.
Commissioner DeBlaker moved to pass and adopt Resolution
117-58 and to authorize the appropriate officials to execute
same. Commissioner Frank seconded' the motion. Upon roll
call the vote was:
ItAyes": Cazares, DeB1aker, Frank, Martin and
Nunamaker.
"Nayalt: None.
ITEM #29 - For Direction of City Commission - Ordinance
11682 - Amending Zoning Atlas (Annexed property in the SE~ of
the NW~ of Section 5-29-16) - St. Matthias Lutheran Church.
Commissioner Martin moved to direct the City Clerk to
advertise Ordinance 01682 for public hearings on July 21 and
September 1, 1977.' Commissioner DeDlaker seconded the motion
which carried unanimously.
ITEM 030 - Authorizing Execution of Agreement with new
City Manager, Anthony L. Shoemaker.
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this employment agreement between the City of Clearwater
and Anthony. L. Shoemaker, City Manager. was presented by the
City Attorney. Commissioner Frank moved to delete from Sec-
,tion 4A, the second paragraph. which refers to an annual
aalary review. Commissioner Martin seconded the motion. Upon
the,vote being taken, Commissioners DeBlaker, Nunamaker, Frank
and Kartin..voted "Aye"; the Mayor voted "Nay.1I Motion carried.
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deciaion i. randarad in Lakeland on the. City'. app.al. <, It
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dalay thair decilion tvo or three months. Requests for refund
of contributionl vill only receive 80% pendinB a decision.
If favorable, the difference will be paid.
c. Ke.bership in Employeee' Penaion Fund.
The City Hanaser presented the recommendation of the
Advisory Committee of the Employees' Pension Fund to adait
S2 employeee into membership.
Commiseioner Frank moved to approve the recommendation
of the Advisory Committee to accept the following employees
into membership:
Engineering Department
Mark Brown
John Rooks
Neil Sickler
Police Department"
Robert Anderson
Daniel Cassaro
Joseph DeSantis
Edward Garner
William Jordon
Walter Kelly. Jr.
David Kriger
Frank Palombo
George Ruppert
Prankie Shroyer, Jr.
Dewey WilliaDls
Public Service Department
Curt Brown
Jimmy Wrenn
Purchasing Department
Camille Motley
Utilities Department
Beverly lIaynes
Dorothy Youngberg
Utilities - Gas Division
. .Theodore Boettcher
Robert Jaclcson
Edward Shannahan
Joseph Zodda
Utilities - Meter Rending
Thomas Tait
Utilities - Sanitation
William Byrd
Robert Cantrell
Joseph Littlejohn
Willie Ployd
Utilitias- W.P.C. Divlsion
John Resnik
Finance Department
Sally Fenderson
Fire Department
Vincent Carino,
Thomas Claffey
Robert Dickman
Charles Plovers
Mary Sue Fullen
Christopher Kingsley
John J. Lewis, III
Jer~y Lovett
Daryl McCray
James Peppe
Dale Pike
Daniel Pontarolo
Jeffrey Renner
George Roberts
Donald Svim
Jerry Worsham
Gordon Yaudes
Library Department
Barbara Olson
Planning Department
Earl Dussualt
Marc Tritschler
Parke & Recreation Dept.
Larry Akins
Gary Fritts
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Commissioner Nunamaker seconded the motion which carried
unaniDlously.
b. Pension to be Granted.
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The City Manager presented the recommendation of.the
Advisory ComDlittee of the Employees' Pension Fund, to grant
reti~ement pension in the ~mount, of ~S36.72 per month ,to
.Jamea D. Gardner, Equipment Operator II, Water Division.
,Utilities Depart.ent, effective October 15. 1977.
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. city CoV"'''-~ion M..dn, . June 111, 19 77
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1. ,Invocation
Pbdp ot AlhJiancl
Introd~ctions And Award.
SlrvicI Awards (9:30 a.m.)
Ci-cy Comlliuion Hinutll of Reaular Mutin, of
June 2t 1977, And SpeciAL HeetinlS of HAY
31, 1977, June 5, 1977, and June 9, 1917
Citizens to be aeArei re ItellS Not Appearin r on
the Agenda
City HAna~lr ReDorts
7. (Cont.) Beer Sale. - JAck Russell Stadiun
8. (Cont.) Assilnment of Lot Howin~ Contrac~ (To be Cont.)
9. Request for Additional Taxicab Permits - D.B.A.
Such Taxi
Economic Development - Cooperative Advertising
with State at Florida
Windsurfing Competition - CleArwater BeAch,
. WOI<F/WTAH
Proposal to Sell City/County Property - Re:
Coast Guard Station Site
AcceptancI tor need for Right-ot-way - Belcher
Road .
Sale of City Property:
a. Industrial Park'- EramdpA Trust
b. Former ACt. ROW on Turner and pine Strflets
Approval of Poll Workers And Their Compensation
Requests for Rezoninl (for referrAL):
a. KSB Parcel 5-8, in the HE 1/4 of Sec.
8-29-15 (St. Cecelia Beach HiSlion)
b. Part of Tracts 8, 9, 11, 29 , 30t and All
of Tract 10, 'all in Sec. 17 28-16 (U.S. Home
of Florida, Inc.)
c. Pa.wt of Tracts 45 , ~7, and all of Tracts
48 , 49t in Sec. 30-28-16 (U.S. Home of
Florida, Inc.)
Requests for Annexation (tor referral): '
a. North and South Additions to Countryside in
SIC. 17t 20 S 31, TownShip 28, Range 16 (U.S.
Home of florida, Inc.)
b. Lot 1, Block D, Salls Subdivision, Sec. 22-
29-15 (Selby)
c. Southerly 92 ft. at HGB Parcel 6, in the SE
1/4 of the HE 1/4 of Sec. 9-29-16 (Sellers)
Sewer Alreements:
a. Gult Machinery .
b. Nelton Zuppa
Notification of Resignations , Expirations of
Advilory Board Hambers:
a. Board. of Adjust:nlnt on Signs
11. HistoJ:'ical
c. Community Relations
Cb&nle Orelll' tlo. 3 and Fin&! - Bltty Lane and
Palmltto - Pavins, Curbe a Drainage, OVerstreet
Paving Company, $~9,S88.64
Bids&
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A. 1977 Re.urfacing Contract, 3 bidS, low bid,
W.t.. Cobb Construction Company, St. Plters-
burl, $208,319.26
b. PortabLa Reproducer, 1 bid, StancU-Hoffm.an
Corp., Hollywood, CA, $6,l~~.SO .
a. CllarwAtlJ:' City Hall Annex Heeting Room Aria
Air Cond.11:i,cninl Hcditicatioh, .. bids, low
bid, C.P.H. Inc.lnSt. Peter.burl, $62,300.00
U77 Strl.t S..l I ContrAct, 1 bid, Culpbell
pavins Company, .84,101.12
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Vlrbal ReDCn'1:s I athll' Pendin~ Maners
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1. Rev. Anderson M Calvary Baptiyt
2. Prank Daniels
3. Rebecca Bonson - Girl. Stat.
representative
4. 12 Employee Service Awards.
Employee of the Honth - May:.-
Fred Caaa1e. June - Geor8. Pi111us
Citation - Hil Morris - Marine
Advisory Board.
5. Approved
6. * (See below)
7. Approved
B. Continued until it can be
a8endaed ,
9. Approved 3 additional per~its
10. Approved $9354 Advertising in tbe
Wall Street Journal
11. Approved for July 4tb" 1977
12. Approved sub~i88ion of proposal to
ael1 Sand Key property to County
for Parcels A and B on Lak.
Chataqua and Haven House Rroperty
13. Accepted
14. a. Approved
b. Denied-Staff
IS., Approved
16. Referred to Proper
a., b., and c.
17. Referred to Proper Departments
a., b., and c.
18. a. Withdrawn
b. Approved subject to Buildin8
Review Process
9. Notified of vacancies
20. CO '3 - Approved
21. Collectively approved
address leasing
/property.
Departments
*6.Finton - Against billboard for
advertising G.O.B. Issue.
Groth - Favors advertising on
billboards. /
Verbal Reports and Other Pending
. Matters
1. COOl Gas Main Extension,
contract +$3,031.25 ~ith
Boyce COlllpa!ny.
2. CityManag~r Reporte~ Task
Force appo~nted to work on
joint park4ng facility.
3. Commission \insupport of City
Manager con~acting Legislative
Delegatidn e Caladesi Ferry
bid.
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rtKA~ AGENDA - Clt~~,' i..lon H.etlnr - Jun. la, li77
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Lot Howin. ~..olution 117-53
Vacation of S 112.51 It. ot 18 tt. all'r
b.tw..n Lot. 9, 19, 11 and 12, Block 5,
Idl..J.ro Subd1vbion (H&llot'Y J
r.d.~.l llv.nue Sharinc, Entltl.mcnt Period 8,
January 1, 1977 - September 30, 1971
Firat a..41na - Ordinance No. 1!81 -
, Amendln, BudS.t tor Filc.l Year 1976/77
lelatinl to alvenu. Sharing Fundi
City Attorney Reoorts
ACTIon
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Fir.t I..dln, - Ordinanc. 110. 1675 - Amending Sac.
7-i and 7-10 ot Code to Comply with Flood In.uranc~
PZOOp'aJl
le.alution ~ Authorizina Filinl Small Claims Suits
to~ Damal.. to City Property
R..o1ution - Authori:inl Filing SmLl1 ClaiMs Suit
ta~ P..t Du~ Utility Account .
Rllolution - A.....lng Propertils tor Cast ot In.tal1-
inl' Sid.walk. .
Far Direction ot City Coll!l:lis.ion ~ Ordinance No. 1882
- Amending Zoning Atl.. (Annex.d property - St.
Katthia. l.uthl:o&n Ch\1l'cb) .
Authozoizinl Execution at Al1'tllnl.-nt with n.", City
KlnlrU'
Authoridn. t'lCecu'tion of Siln AgrullIoIlnt - Falter and
Kldur
31. Lot Howln; R.solution
Othcr Com=islian Action
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33. Hayore' Council ot Pinellas County, Inc.
3~. TBRPC - Arc. Alenoy on Aging
3S. Ad~ourJUll.nt
35. Trustl.' at the Employe.s' Pension Fund
I., (Cant.) Annual Keating
b. Pen.ion to be Granted
c. Kuherahip in Employees r Pension Fund
37. Ad~ourlUll.nt
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23. Continued to 7/11/77 ,
24. No citi.en com..nt.. Approved
appropriation for pollce and
Fir. .alariell.
Ord. '1681 pas.ed let reading
25. Ord. 11675 P....d 1st reading
26. R.ao. 177-56 Adopted
27. Reso. 177-57 - Adopted
28. le.o. '77-58 - Adopted
29. City C10fk to advertise Ord.
11682 for Public Hearing ~D
7/21/77 and 9/1/77 , "
,30. Approved agreement .a aaended.
31. Approved '
32. Lot Mowing Reaa. 177-59 ,
City Attorney preaented aello on
Houae Bill 1107 reI litigation
- Approved.
33. Re.o. 177-60 without weighted
,voting. Approved due8'$50 per
member.
34. No action on requested resolu-
tion: Approved support of
TBRrC City Hanage~ to relay
to Scott Wilson.
Commissioner Nunallaker - Equip-
ment for Prank Tack Pield '
Co_missioner Frank - Study of
leland Estates beverage zoning
Bnd church rezoning.
35. Adjourn6d at 4:34
36. City Hanager reported ,benefits
etc. b~~nB figured under origin-
al pension plan unCil official
decision 1s reached.
a. Delayed annual meeting 90
days.
b. Approved pension -. James
Cardner $536.72 per month
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c. Accepted 52 employees for
membership.
Denied Paul Bergman request for
100% return of pen8~on fundll.
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