04/06/1978CITY COMMISSION MEETING
April 6, 1978
The City Commission of the City of Clearwater met in
regular session at the City Hall, Thursday, April 6, 1978,
at 9:30 a.m., with the following members present:
Karleen F. DeBlaker Vice-Mayor/Commissioner
Karen Martin Commissioner
William Nunamaker Commissioner
Richard E. Tenney Commissioner
Also present were:
Anthony Shoemaker City Manager
Thomas A. Bustin City Attorney
Cecil Henderson Assistant City Engineer
Frank Daniels Police Chief
The Vice-Mayor called the meeting to order. The invoca-
tion was given by Police Chief Frank Daniels. The Pledge of
Allegiance was led by Vice-Mayor DeBlaker.
ITEM #3 - Introductions and Awards.
Former Mayor Joe Turner was introduced and presented
with gifts for the officials of Nagano City, Japan. The gifts
included keys,to the City and three black and white photos
from Leon Hill, current artist-in-residence.
The following proclamations were issued: Nagano City
Week, April 16 to 22, 1978; Board of Realtors Private Property
Week, April 16 to 22, 1978; and D.A.V. Forget Me Not Days,
April 6, 7 and 8, 1978.
ITEM #4 - Minutes.
Commissioner Nunamaker moved that the minutes of the spe-
cial meeting of March 13, 1978, and the regular meeting of
!March 16, 1978, be approved as recorded and as submitted in
written summation by the Clerk to each Commissioner. Motion
was seconded by Commissioner Martin and carried unanimously.
City Manager Reports
ITEM #5 - Consent Agenda.
5.1 Requests for Rezoning (For Withdrawal, Were on 3/2/78
Agenda):
a.' Portion of NEh of Section 19-28-16 from PS (profes-
sional services) to CP (commercial parkway).
Tract 1 - U.S. Home Corporation.
b. Portion of NE4 of Section 19-28-16 from PS (profes-
sibnal services) to CP (commercial parkway).
Tract 2 - U.S. Home Corporation.
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56'2 Agreements for Annexation and'•Sanitary Sewer:
a. 'John A. & Betty Lou Simpson, W? Lot 19, Clearwater
Industrial Park.
b. Earl G. Blanton & Georgia Lee Blanton, in SA of
.'Wt-of Section 17-29-16. .
ice' Albert H. Leach & Jacquelyn M. Leach, in SE4 of.SE4
ction 23-29-15.
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5.3 Change orders
as 01, Clearwater City Hall Annex Meeting Room Area
Air Conditioning System, to permit independent opera-
tion of meeting room air/heat, CPM Plumbing & Mechani-
cal, Inc., increasing contract $2,216.24 for a total
present contract of $64,516.24.
b. Final change order #2, McMullen Tennis Complex, to
reflect actual quantities used, Big "K" Construction
Company, increasing contract $2,829.60 for a total
present contract of $148,619.60.
c. Final Change Order #20 Belcher Road Utilities, to
reflect actual quantities used, Edco Construction,
Inc., reducing contract $6,670.26 for a total present"
contract of $68,895.54.
5.4 Requests for Annexation (For Referral):
a. Tract lying in the SE4 of Section 20-29-16 (Imperial
Cove,1001x2001) - U.S. Home Corporation.
b. North 2 Feet of Lot 18 and the South 59,:5 Feet of
Lot 19, Suban's Subdivision - Scott & Kathleen Lamb.
5.5 Community Impact Statements:
a. For approval of C.I.S.
(1) Tract 21, Countryside (Pedregal Housing), west
of Countryside Boulevard north of State Road
580. NW4 of Section 29-28-16 - U.S. Home
Corporation. (Continued)
(2) Northwood Estates Tract G, adjacent to and
south of CR 102. Nk of Section 32-28-16.
b. For waiver of C.I.S. based on density reduction:
(1) Beckett Lake Estates, area of Sunset Point and
Montclair Roads. NE4 of Section 1-29-15 -
American Development Company.
(2) Imperial Cove XIII and XIV, east of U.S. 19 and
South of State Road 60. SE4 of Section 20-29-16 -
U.S. Home Corporation.
The City Manager stated the U.S. Home Countryside Item
#5.5 a. (1) will be continued.
Commissioner Tenney moved to accept all items on the
Consent Agenda as listed for appropriate action and to author-
ize the appropriate officials to execute same. Motion was sec-
onded by Commissioner Nunamaker and carried unanimously.-
ITEM #6 - Request for Exemption of Clearwater Beach From
Jaycee Bench Proposal.
Clearwater Beach Association, Inc., by letter of March 9,
1978,,requested the entire area of Clearwater Beach, both north
?;'•' and-south beaches, be exempt from the Clearwater Jaycee Bench
Proposal.
}';• ?j' Commissioner Martin moved to approve the request. Commis-
sioner Nuriamaker seconded the motion which carried unanimously.
ITEM, #7 - Alternative Use of City's Bayfront Properties.
;;?• ,:"` Warren Renando, Planning Director, presented-slides of
.. several landscape design , studies, mainly passive parks, developed
?- students ;'from -the:.University of Florida Architectural ' Land-
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A plan from the Planning Department wan also presented,
calling for more trees, improvement of the tennis courts,
four handball courts, a walkway across Cleveland Street and
an amphitheater in coachman Park. The small piece of City
property south of Pierce Street on the Bayfront would be a
passive park possibly with some parking, benches and a vista
platform. The estimated cost is approximately $400,000.
Albert Valery, representing the Bayfront tennis players,
and John Kellogg spoke in support of additional tennis courts
and repair of the present courts. Discussion ensued on various
locations for the amphitheater and the possiblity of a marina.
Frank Krame, Chairman of the Beautification Committee,
requested the plans be reviewed by the Beautification Committee.
Consensus of the Commission was to direct staff to pursue
a direction in favor of active and passive parks for the area
and to come back with cost breakdowns. Copies of the plan will
be posted in City Hall.
ITEM #8 - L.E.A.A. Grant Application. Resolution #78-38
Authorizing City to File a Grant Application With the Florida
State: Bureau of Criminal Justice Planning and Assistance to
Obtain Funds for the Implementation of a Computer Aided Dispatch
System.
The Police Department proposes a complete command and
control system. The computer will allow accurate receipt of
request for police service from the public, provide management
and crime analysis information, and assist in reduction of police
response time.
The City will request a $116,681 L.E.A.A. Grant, matching
funds of $12,964.will be provided by the State of Florida and'the
City of Clearwater, equally.
Commissioner Martin moved to pass and adopt Resolution
#76-38 and to authorize the appropriate officials to execute
same. Commissioner Nunamaker seconded the motion. Upon roll
call the vote was:
"Ayes": DeBlaker, Martin, Nunamaker and Tenney.
"Nays": None.
ITEM #9 - Use of City Parking Spaces - Santa Maria Sail-
ing Vessel.
The vessel will be visiting the Clearwater Marina April 9,
10 and 11 and requests permission to place a trailer near Marina to
sell.souvenirs and the use of two parking spaces. The Traffic
Engineer and Harbormaster recommend approval.
Commissioner Nunamaker moved to approve the request.and the
City be reimbursed for the lost meter revenues. Commissioner
'Martin seconded the motion which carried unanimously.
ITEM #10 - Local-Government Comprehensive Planning Act
of 1975. Resolution #78-39, Supporting the Purpose and Intent
of the Local Government Comprehensive Planning Act of 1975.
Commissioner Martin moved to pass and adopt Resolution
#78-39.and to authorize the appropriate officials to execute
same. Commissioner Nunamaker seconded the motion. Upon roll
call-the vote was :
"Ayes": .DeBlaker Martin', Nunamaker and Tenney.
','Nays": None. r 2? ?j?; y?'!.s ''.Ate `?i?I.4.I •.'i1F? '..' ??•
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ITEM #11 - Agreement w National Guard Armory.
This facility ie used year-round by the Perks end Recrea-
tion Department far verious recreation pragramd whicsh nra at-
tended by teenagers and young edults of the North Greenwood
community. Funds are budgeted for e?aleriae, utilitias?. maintenw
a»ce and repeirs. '
Commissioner Tenney moved to approve the egraement between
the City and the Armory Board, State of Florida, and to author
ize the appropriate officials to execute same. Commissioner
' Nunamaker seconded the motion which carried unanimously.
xTEM #12 - City-W?.de Tree Planting Program.
Current policy permits the planting of trees within the
City tights-of-way. Underground utilities both exist or are
planned in such rights-of-way and damage has occurred to utility
lines. The departments involved recommend trees be planted ad-
jacent to the right-of-way instead of in it. If the trees are
planted or. private property, the property owners
would be responsible for maintenance of the trees. The intent
is to allow program flexibility.
Commissioner Nunamaker moved to approve a change of policy
for the City-Wide Tree Planting Program, giving the 'City Mana-
ger the authority to plant trees outside of, but within five (5}
feet o£ City rights-of--way, where feasible. Commissioner Martin
' _ seconded the motion which carried unanimously.
' ITEM #13 - Request for Alcoholic Beverage Zoning, 2970
• Gulf-to-gay Boulevard, LeVoyeur Lounge. {M&B 153 in SE?1 of
' NE?d of Section 17-29-16).
', •. The City Manager read into the xecord the background in-
,. formation on the agenda memo for, this item.
Frank Glocklin, Attorney, representing the owners, James
Pate and Dave Reynard, stated the prior owner of the business
had cxeated many problems for the City but there had been no
recent complaints. Tf the beverage zoning. were granted they
would agree to improve the condition of the parking Iot. They
plan a 200-seat restaurant to comply with the Florida State re-
quirements.
Memo from Frank Daniels, Felice Chief, dated January 31,
' 1978, re LeVoyeur Lounge was xead into the record. It was his
' recommendation that it not be rezoned.
' Commissioner Nunamaker moved to deny the request for
' alcoholic beverage zoning at 2970 Gulf-to-Bay Boulevard {LeVoyeur
Lounge). Commissioner Tenney seconded the motion which carried
' unanimously.
Commission recessed at I1:40 a.m. and reconvened at 12:40
p.m.
Public Hearin s
ITEMS #24 and #25 - Public Hearing and First Reading,
• Ordinance #1751 -- Amending Zoning Atlas of tie City (Seville
Rezoning). Continued from March 16,-1.978.
' ? ?. .The City Attorney stated Items. 24 and 25 were continued at
' the request of the property owner and it,is his recommendation
'that `as this. is a City-initiated rezoning and there are so many•
''?,'??property owners involved, the item be readvertised with proper
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There were no citizens to speak.
Commissioner Martin moved to readvertise Agenda Items
24 and 25 and to schedule a public hearing for May 4, 1978.
Commissioner Nunamaker seconded the motion which carried
unanimously.
ITEM #26 - A Public Hearing on Request for Rezoning the
North 165 Feet of the,SW4 of the NWh Less the West 200 Feet
and Less the Street on the East, Section 11-29-15, from RPD
(Residential Planned Development) to RS-50 (Single Family
Residential). - Republic Mortgage Investment Trust, Owner.
City Application. (Item 27, 2/16/78).
This property is located at 1312 North Highland Avenue,
contains 4.13 acres and was zoned RPD in March, 1973. Build-
ing permits were issued at that time and development of the
site was begun but never completed.
Warren Renando, Planning Director, gave a brief presenta-
tion and history of the site from 1973 to present. The current
owners were advised on August 17, 1977, that unless construc-
tion started within 90 days, the City would proceed with con-
demnation action and would then rezone the property to a single
family designation.
Donald McFarland, Attorney, representing the owner, spoke
in opposition to the rezoning.
A. C. McDaniel and Michael Mitchell, representing the sur-
rounding landowners, spoke in support of the rezoning, citing
traffic problems and inadequate recreation facilities.
Commissioner Martin moved to approve the rezoning from
RPD to RS-50 and to instruct the City Attorney to include this
in an ordinance. Commissioner Tenney seconded the motion which
carried unanimously.
ITEMS #27 and #28 - Public Hearing and First Reading,
Ordinance #1758 - Amending Zoning Atlas of tFeCity (McConnell,
Wetenhall Shopping Centers; and Florida Power Corporation)
City Application.
The City Manager reported the two properties involved
in this rezoning are the parking lot at the Gulf-to-Bay Plaza
Shopping Center located on Belcher Road and Gulf-to-Bay Boule-
vard and the Florida Power tranmission lines property located
on Nursery Road west of U.S. 19.
There were no citizens to speak and the City Attorney
presented ordinance #1758 for first reading.
Commissioner Tenney moved that Ordinance #1758 be read
and considered by title only on the first reading by the unani-
mous consent of the Commission. Motion was seconded by Commis-
sioner Martin. Upon roll call the vote was:
"Ayes": DeBlaker, Martin, Nunamaker and Tenney.
"Nays": None.
The ordinance was read by title only. Commissioner Martin
moved that ordinance #1758 be passed on its first reading.. Mo-
tion was seconded by Commissioner Nunamaker. Upon roll call
the vote was:
"Ayes": 'DeBlaker, Martin, Nunamaker and Tenney.
?. !'Nays"-. None.
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ITEM #29 - Public Hearings on Vacation Requestst
a. Alley south of Lots"'l to 5 inclusive, Block 3i
Magnolia Park Subdivision. - Walton 1114. Byars',
Jr., and Dimmitt Car Leasing, Inc.
The applicant requests that the east/west a,lley'between
Ewing and Prospect Avenues be vacated. When Ewing Avenue was
extended through to Park Street the right-of-way'was offset
to the east to go around a building on the west half of Lot 5.
Harold Griffin, attorney for the applicant,stated their
request had been denied in November of 1977 but they would now
offer a covenant to run with the land in the event the City
should need to reacquire any of the land.
There were no citizens to speak.
Commissioner Nunamaker moved to approve the vacation of
alley requested by Walton M. Byars, Jr., with the stipulation
that in the event the City should need any of the land contained
in this vacation request in order to straighten and align the
north portion of Ewing Avenue with the portion that intersects
Pierce Street, the applicants agree that they, their successors
or assigns will reconvey to the City the amount required for
the right-of-way purposes and that the applicant will assume all
demolition costs for that portion of the building in the right-
of-way required by the City; and to instruct the City Attorney
to prepare an ordinance to be brought back to the Commission.
Commissioner Martin seconded the motion. Upon the vote being
taken, Commissioners Martin, Nunamaker and Tenney voted "Aye";
Vice-Mayor DeBlaker voted "Nay." Motion carried.
b. Drainage easement, Countryside High School..
From NW corner of. Section 28-28-16, run South
1000 feet M.O.L. to the P.O.B., thence East
769 feet M.O.L., NE'ly 83 feet M.O.L., East
445 feet M.O.L. to McMullen-Booth Road, South
30 feet, West 441 feet M.O.L., SW'l.y 83 feet
M.O.L., West 773 feet M.O.L., North 30 feet
to P.O.B. - City Application.
This is the site of the new Countryside High School and it
is necessary to eliminate the existing drainage ditch. A joint
project between U.S. Home and the City should have a relocated
ditch completed in about two weeks.
There were no citizens to speak.
Commissioner Martin moved to approve the vacation of the
30-foot drainage easement and to instruct the City Attorney to
prepare an ordinance to be brought back to the Commission.
Commissioner Nunamaker seconded the motion which carried unani-
mously.
ITEM #30 - Public Hearings on Requests for Annexations:
a. Begin center of Section 7-29-16, thence W. 363
ft. M.O.L., NW-ly 395 ft., NE'ly 194 ft., SE'l.y
., 226 ft. NE'ly 209 ft., NW11y 226 ft., NE 260 ft.,
SE'ly along S'ly R/W of Old Coachman Road to
E--W center line of Section, W 1225 ft. M.O'L? to
P.O.B., with P (public) zoning and Fire District
No. 2 classification. Property is located south-
erly of intersection of Coachman Road and Old
Coachman Road. - City of Clearwater
This City-owned parcel is undeveloped and contains 3.6.3 acres
:.f:.and.' is now..contiguous to the City limits.
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The abutting rights-of-'way for streets are maintained by
the County and will not be annexed with the property.
The Planning and zoning Board and the Planning Director
recommend approval.
There were no citizens to speak.
Commissioner Tenney moved to approve the annexation, es-
tablish P (Public) zoning and Fire District #2 classification,
and to instruct the City Attorney to include this in an ordi-
nance. Commissioner Nunamaker seconded the motion which car-
ried unanimously.
b. Begin 50 ft. S of center of Section 17-28-16,
thence S 1283 ft., W 1010 ft., N 844 ft., E
A 239 ft., N 440 ft., E 770 ft. to P.O.B., together
with abutting street with RS-50 (single'family)
zoning and Fire District #2 classification.
Property is located S of Curlew Rd. about 1 mile
E of U.S. Hwy 19 N. - Winner Tract - U.S. Home
Corporation.
This property is located immediately south of Curlew Road
approximately half way between U.S. 19 and McMullen-Booth Road,
contains 27.33 acres, is undeveloped and is contiguous to the
City limits.
The original application requested RS-50-(single family
residential) zoning but the Planning and Zoning Board consid-
ered RS-60 (single family residential) more appropriate and the
representative of the applicant had no objection. The Planning
and zoning Board and the Planning Director recommend RS-60 zoning.
The Planning Director presented a preliminary road outline
and recommended the RS-60 zoning as several surrounding tracts
have been zoned RS-50 and there is too much of that zoning in one
area.
Commissioner Martin suggested the zoning be RS-75 (single
family residential) and the Planning Director agreed that it
was reasonable zoning for the area.
Jack Bodziak, representative of U.S. Home, stated although
the zoning was RS-50 they were developing the areas to higher
standards.
There were no citizens to speak.
Commissioner Martin moved to approve the annexation, es-
tablish RS-75 zoning and Fire District #2 classification, dedi-
cate a minimum of 10% of the land for parkland, and to instruct
the City Attorney to include this in an ordinance, Commissioner
Nunamaker seconded the motion. There were no citizens to speak.
Motion carried unanimously.
ITEM #31 - A Public Hearing on Community Development
Block Grant Program, Fourth Year - $839,000, City Allocation.
The Commission will consider additional recommendations and
establish priorities for projects to be accomplished. One public
hearing and five neighborhood meetings have been held to obtain
citizen recommendations. A compilation of all recommendations
received to date was distributed to the Commission.
The City Manager stated a report will be forthcoming on
the . Housing and Loan and Rehabilitation Programs.
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Don Jana, Community Development Planner, requested the
commission provide guidelines for their priorities today and.he
would present a proposed budget at the next meeting.
Cecil Henderson, Assistant City Engineer, in response to
questions on the drainage problem at Condon Gardena, reported
it had been corrected.
The following priorities were discussed: Condon Gardens
1) to correct the surface water drainage 2) construct a connec-
tor street between Tanglewood Drive extended and McMullen-
Booth Road 3) construct two lighted tennis courts 4). complete
the sidewalk program, and 5) improve and light the play area
and ballfield.
Wood Valle 1) swimming pool to possibly be constructed
midway etween Wood Valley and Condon Gardens. Suggestion was
made to involve the School. Board through the use of a coopera-
tive agreement and to locate the pool on school property.
Street, sewer and drainage improvements for the multi-year
construction program in the South Greenwood Area. Construction
of a multipurpose football/soccer field was a staff recommenda-
tion.
The Community Development Planner reported additional
information for the North Greenwood Area acquisition of land
will be forthcoming.
Commission discussed $80,000 for the High Risk Loan Fund.
Eleanor Breland, Director of the Opportunities Industriali-
zation Center of the Suncoast Inc. (O.I.C.), which is a manpower
training program, spoke in support of acquisition of property at
1127 Seminole Street to facilitate manpower training.
Lois Cormier expressed concern about the increased costs
of street, sewer and drainage improvements for the South Green-
wood Area.
Lillian McFarland, Treasurer of Clearwater Neighbors, spoke
in support of the Rehabilitation.Loan Program.
Direction to the City Manager included checking into the
O.I.C. request, referring to Traffic Engineering the request of
Condon Gardens for a road, and to work toward a joint use agree-
ment with the School Board for a swimming pool at Eisenhower
School.
Commission returned to the City.Manager Reports.
ITEM #14 - Preliminary Subdivision Plat Approvals:
a. Beckett Lake Estates (M&B 4-3 & 4-5 in NE4 of
Section 1-29-15) - American Development Corp.
The proposed subdivision contains 23.9 acres and is lo-
cated north of Sunset Point.Road and south of Montclair Road.
The Planning Department recommends as a condition of the
preliminary plat approval, that the developer install an open,
wooden fence of a maximum height of six feet, with suitable
gates and appropriate landscape barrier for each double front-
age lot'and that the developer be required to place in escrow
with the City such amount of money as is determined appropri-
ate'ta.insure construction of the stub street to the'west
between. Lots 7'and 8 until it is established that such street
connection-will not' be necessary. If the street is unnecessary,
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the sum held in escrow will be released to the developer and
the right-o£-way easement utilized for an additional lot. A
computer platting revealed a minor discrepancy in the legal
description.
The Planning and Zoning Board and the Planning Director
recommend approval.
Commissioner Nunamaker moved to approve the preliminary
subdivision plat of Beckett Lake Estates subject to a corrected
legal description and the conditions outlined in the agenda
memorandum on this item. Commissioner Tenney seconded the mo-
tion which carried unanimously.
b. Tract 58 in Section 17-28-16, Countryside -
U.S. Home Corporation.
A preliminary subdivision plat for this tract had prior
approval. However, the developer has made changes in the street
and lot layouts and the plat is resubmitted for review and ap-
proval. There will be 138 lots with a minimum lot width of 55
feet and the cul-de-sacs have been eliminated.
The Planning and Zoning Board and the Planning Director
recommend approval.
Commissioner Martin moved to approve the preliminary sub-
division plat of Tract 58 of Countryside, U.S. Home, subject to
approval of the appropriate departments. Commissioner Nunamaker
seconded the motion which carried unanimously.
ITEM #15 - Preliminary Subdivision Plat and Parkland Dona-
tion Approval of Charter Oaks (In NE4 of Section 1-29-15) -
D & D Homes Company.
This property contains 18.4 acres MOL, is zoned RS-60
(single family residential) and located on the east side of
Hercules Avenue north of Montclair Road.
When the annexation was approved, Commission indicated a
preference for a park donation of approximately 2 acres to be
located on Hercules Avenue on the southwest corner.
The Planning Director reported submission of a plan with
retention ponds, a 2 acre parkland area in the southwest corner
which would save the large oak tree, and the street moved to
the north.
Commissioner Martin moved to approve the preliminary
subdivision plat and park donation of Charter Oaks, D & D
Homes Company, subject to the approval of the Traffic Engineer
and monetary donation in lieu of lost parkland due to road re-
alignment. Commissioner Nunamaker seconded the motion which
carried unanimously.
ITEM #16 - Police Supplementary Pension Fund.
In accordance with State Statutes the Commission must
appoint two regular employed Clearwater policemen to membership
on the Board of Trustees of the Clearwater Police Supplementary
Pension Fund.
Commissioner Tenney moved to reappoint Police Officers Ray
Kaminskae and William Sedrick to serve on the Board of Trustees,
Clearwater Police Supplementary Pension Fund. Commissioner
.Nunamaker seconded the motion which carried unanimously.
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ITEM #17 - 201 Facilities Plan Technical Advisory Committee.
There is a citizen-member vacancy on the Technical Advisory
Committee as authorized by the 201 Facilities Plan. The ap-
pointee should be environmentally concerned or knowledgeable
in the field of wastewater treatment facilities. As the Com-
mission had not submitted any names, the City Manager offered to
recruit.
ITEM #18 -- Authorization to Fill New Position - Mater
Pollution Control.
The Heavy Equipment Operator Position was approved and
included in the 1977/78 Operating Budget. The position and
salary were justified in the agenda memorandum.
Commissioner Nunamaker moved to authorize the position
as outlined. Commissioner Tenney seconded the motion which
carried unanimously.
ITEM #19 - Proposed Local Bills - Pinellas County. Reso-
lution #78-40, opposing Proposed Pinellas'Legislative Delega-
tion Bills 023 and 024.
Pinellas County is seeking sole authority to establish
water and sewer service areas in the County and to mandate the
ownership of potable water lines, sanitary sewer and storm
drainage facilities. These proposals will severely restrict
and control the growth of Pinellas County cities.
Commissioner Martin moved to pass and adopt Resolution
#78-40 and to authorize the appropriate officials to execute
same. Commissioner Nunamaker seconded the motion. Upon roll
call the vote was:
"Ayes": DeBlaker, Martin, Nunamaker and Tenney.
"Nays": None.
ITEM #20 - Community Impact Statement - Norton Apartments
(in SA of Section 22-29-15) - Bradley Construction Company,
Inc.
This C.I.S. is for property to be developed for apartments
on South Greenwood Avenue immediately south of Ross Norton Park.
The property contains 3.9B acres and will have 48 units.
The City Manager read into the record a memo dated April 5,
1978, from Laurel Ann Dagnon, Executive Director of the Clear-
water Housing Authority, subject: Bradley Construction Co.,
Inc., relating to relationship of CHA and the Construction Co.
Commission expressed concerns about the City's lack of con-
trol under this program, the drainage problem for the area, and
ingress and egress traffic on Greenwood Avenue.
Commissioner Tenney moved to approve the report of the
Resource Development Committee recommending approval of the
C.I.S. for Norton Apartments (Bradley Properties). Commissioner
Nunamaker seconded the motion. Upon the vote being taken, Com-
missioners Nunamaker and Tenney and Vice-Mayor DeBlaker voted
"Aye"; Commissioner Martin voted "Nay." Motion carried.
ITEM #21 - Appointment of Advisory Board Members.
a. Clearwater Downtown Development Board.
By:unanimous"consent the Commission agreed to continue this
appointment.'
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b, Pinellas County Industry Council.
Commissioner Martin moved to reappoint Irving J, McCoy,
Jr. Commissioner Tenney seconded the motion which carried
unanimously.
The City Attorney reported this board is not subject to
the ordinance regulating City Advisory Boards.
ITEM #22 - aid - Bicarbonate of Soda (1,200 100-1b. bags),
4 bids and 1 partial bid, low bid, Thompson-Hayward Chemical
Company, Tampa $16,468.00.
Commissioner Tenney moved upon the recommendation of the
City Manager to award contract as outlined, which is the lowest
and best responsible bid, and to authorize the appropriate of-
ficials to execute,said contract which shall be in accordance
with specifications and bids. Motion was seconded by Commis-
sioner Nunamaker and carried unanimously.
ITEM #23 - Verbal Reports and Other Pending Matters.
The City Manager reported the City will repair damaged
sidewalks in front of the strip stores directly east of Clear-
water Mall on Gulf-to--Bay Boulevard and that the buildings meet
City requirements. The damage occured when a water main was in-
stalled by the City.
ITEM - The City Manager presented Resolution #78-41 -
Designating the Paying Agent as The Exchange National Bank of
Tampa, Florida, and The Community Bank of Pinellas as Escrow
Holder in connection with the issuance of the 1978 Utility.
Revenue Bonds and the 1978A Special Obligation Bonds.
Commissioner Martin moved to pass and adopt Resolution
#78-41 and to authorize the appropriate officials to execute
same. Commissioner Nunamaker seconded the motion. Upon roll
call the vote was:
"Ayes": DeBlaker, Martin, Nunamaker and Tenney.
"Nays": None. .
ITEM #32 - Citizens to be Heard Re Items Not on the Agenda.
Murray Fuchs requested the "No Trucks" sign at the corner
of Sunset Point and Keene Roads be enforced; requested paving
and/or repair of Keene Road between Greenlea Drive and
Carlisle Street, and asked for a reply in writing; and also
requested information on the Enclave Bill which is before the
legislature.
City Attorney Reports
ITEM #33 - Second Reading, ordinance #1749 - Amending
Zoning Atlas of i?t'ie City (Sand Key Rezoning). Public Hearings
11/3, 11/7, 12/1 and 12/15/77.
The City Manager reported the Planning Director had con-
tacted representatives of U.S..Steel Corporation regarding a
compromise proposal for commercial zoning on Sand Key. In the
compromise agreement, U.S.'Steel agreed to accept commercial
zoning on 5 acres M.O.L, on Gulf Boulevard just north of isle
of Sand-Key Condo No. 1 and relinquish their 1.9 acres zoned
CG just south of Clearwater Pass Bridge. The"1.9 acres to the
north vi6uld be rezoned RM-16 (medium density, multi-family)
'with-additional public hearings to be held.
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Discussion ensued but the Commission requested U,S. Steel
reapply for rezoning at a latex date.
The City Attorney presented Ordinance-#1749 for second
reading and stated he would read by title only unless there
was a request to read in its entirety. The ordinance was read
by title only. Commissioner Martin moved to pass and adopt
Ordinance #1749 on second and final reading and to authorize
the appropriate officials to execute same. Commissioner Nuna-
maker seconded the motion. Upon roll call the vote was:
"Ayes": DeBlaker, Martin, Nunamaker and Tenney.
"Nays": None.
ITEM #34 - Second Reading, Ordinance #1766 - Supplementing
Ordinance #954 and Authorizing issuance of $1,100,000 inciner-
ator Revenue Bonds.
The City Attorney presented Ordinance #1766 for second
reading and stated he would read by title only unless there
was a request to read in its entirety. The ordinance was read
by title only. Commissioner Tenney moved to pass and adopt
Ordinance #1766 on second and final reading and to authorize the
appropriate officials to execute same. Commissioner Nunamaker
seconded the motion. Upon roll call the vote was:
"Ayes": DeBlaker, Martin, Nunamaker and Tenney.
"Nays": None.
ITEM #35 - First Reading - Ordinance #1724 - Amending
Code to Enact Neww C apter 3A Relating to Mobile Home Parks.
The City Attorney presented Ordinance #1724 for first
reading. Commissioner Martin moved that ordinance #1724 be
read and considered by title only on the first reading by the
unanimous consent of the Commission. Motion was seconded by
Commissioner Tenney. Upon roll call the vote was:
"Ayes": DeBlaker, Martin, Nunamaker and Tenney.
"Nays": None.
The ordinance was read by title only. Commissioner Martin
moved that Ordinance #1724 be passed on its first reading.
Motion was seconded by Commissioner Nunamaker. Upon roll call
the vote was:
"Ayes": DeBlaker, Martin, Nunamaker and Tenney.
"Nays": None.
ITEM #36 - First Reading, ordinance #1764 - Amending
Chapter 2 to Estab- sh Municipal Funding Review Board.
Commissioner Martin moved to continue the First Reading
of Ordinance #1764. Commissioner Nunamaker seconded the motion
which carried unanimously.
ITEM #37 - First Reading, Ordinance #1767 - Amending
Zoning Atlas. (-P=c Hearing 3/2/781 Berens, Inc. - Calvary
Baptist Church).
The City Attorney presented ordinance #1767 for first
reading. Commissioner Martin moved that ordinance #1767 be
read and considered by title only on the first reading by the
unanimous consent of the Commission. Motion was seconded by
Commissioner Tenney. Upon roll call the vote was:
"AyesDeBlaker, Martin, Nunamaker and Tenney.
"Nays": None.
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The ordinance was read by title only. Commissioner Nuna-
maker moved that Ordinance 01767 be passed on its first reading.
Motion was seconded by Commissioner Tenney. Upon roll call the
vote was:
"Ayes": DeBlaker, Martin, Nunamaker and Tenney.
"Nays": Norte.
ITEM #38 First Reading, Ordinance #1771 Amending
Section 4-18 Re -A oFiolic Beverages to Enact New Zone 19V.
Brotha Billy's Restaurant, 2468 Gulf--to--Bay Boulevard. (In
sw4 of NEh of Section 18-29-16).
The City Attorney presented ordinance #1771 for first
reading. Commissioner Martin moved that ordinance #1771 be
read and considered by title only on the first reading by the
unanimous consent of the Commission. Motion was seconded by
Commissioner Nunamaker, Upon roll call the vote was:
"Ayes": DeBlaker, Martin, Nunamaker and Tenney.
"Nays": None.
The ordinance was read by title only, Commissioner Nuna-
maker moved that Ordinance #1771 be passed on its first reading.
Motion was seconded by Commissioner Martin. Upon roll call the
vote was:
"Ayes": DeBlaker, Martin, Nunamaker and Tenney.
"Nays": None.
ITEM #39 - For Direction -- Ordinance #1768 -- Amending
Zoning Atlas of City (Public Hearing 3/2/78, City-initiated
zoning of churches).
Commissioner Martin moved that the City Clerk be instructed
to establish a public hearing date and advertise Ordinance #1768.
Commissioner Tenney seconded the motion which carried unanimously.
ITEM #40 - Resolution #78-42 -- Authorizing the City At-
torney to Bring an Action Against the Flagship Restaurant to
Remove Pilings and Pier from City-Owned Submerged Lands.
Commissioner Tenney moved to pass and adopt Resolution
#78-42 and to authorize the appropriate officials to execute
same. Commissioner Martin seconded the motion. Upon roll call
the vote was:
"Ayes": DeBlaker, Martin, Nunamaker and Tenney.
"Nays": None.
ITEM #41 - Resolution #78-43 -- Authorizing the City At-
torney's office to Bring an Action to Seek Removal of a Pence
Erected Without a Permit (Lot 96, University Park Unit 2 -
William R. Corum).
Commissioner Martin moved to pass and adopt Resolution
#78-43 and to authorize the appropriate officials to execute
same. Commissioner Tenney seconded the motion. Upon roll
call the vote was:
"Ayes": DeBlaker, Martin, Nunamaker and Tenney.
"Nays": None.
ITEM #42 - Resolution #78-44 - Payment to Briley, Wild
and Associates, Utility Revenue Certificates (CT 1586),
f: ;;• Commissioner Martin moved to pass and adopt Resolution
#7844. and to authorize the appropriate officials to execute
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saute. Commissioner Nunamaker seconded the motion. Upon roll
call the vote was:
"Ayes": BeBlaker, Martin, Nunamaker and Tenney.
"Nays": None,
ITEM #43 - Authorizing Execution of Agreement for Sani-
tary Sewer, North 2 Feet of Lot 18 and South 59.5 Feet of
Lot 19, Suban Subdivision - ($615 Lien) Scott M. and Kathleen
A. Lamb.
The City Attorney presented the sanitary sewer agreement.
Commissioner Tenney moved to approve the agreement as outlined
and to authorize the appropriate officials to execute same.
Commissioner Nunamaker seconded the motion which carried unani-
mously.
ITEM #44 - Authorizing Execution of Lease, Lot 12, Block B
of New Country Club Addition, and that portion of unplatted
Block C, West of the 31 Section Line, less the South 205 feet
thereof in New Country Club Addition - Head Start Pre-School
Program.
Commissioner Tenney moved that the lease, as outlined by
the City Attorney, be approved and the appropriate officials be
authorized to execute same. Motion was seconded by Commissioner
Nunamaker and carried unanimously.
ITEM #45 - Acceptance of Easements:
The City Attorney presented the following easements:
Right-of-Way Easement in portion of SWh of NE4
of Section 17-29--16, from Earl G. Blanton.
Commissioner Martin moved to accept the above agreement and
to direct the City Clerk to record same in the Public Records •
of Pinellas County, Florida. Motion was seconded by Commissioner
Tenney and carried unanimously.
Drainage Easement (and Temproary Easement for con-
struction purposes - not to be recorded) in portion
of Lot 97, Sunset Highlands unit 4, from John D. Neff.
Commissioner Tenney moved to accept the above easements
and to direct the City Clerk to record the drainage easement
in the Public Records of Pinellas County, Florida. Motion
was seconded by Commissioner Martin and carried unanimously.
Drainage Easement in the West portion of M&B 23 in
the SE 4 of Section 7-29-16, from the District Board
of Trustees, St. Petersburg Junior College, Florida.
Commissioner Martin moved to accept the above easement
and to direct the City Clerk to record same in the Public Re-
cords of Pinellas County, Florida. Motion was seconded by Com-
missioner Nunamaker and carried unanimously.
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ITEM #46 - other Commission Action.
Commissioner Martin discussed the procedures for the
Friday, noon meeting to appoint a new Mayor/Commissioner.
The Vice-Mayor reported there are no set procedures. The City
Charter requires three out of four votes to appoint a Mayor/
Commissioner. State law and the Commission's adopted rules of
procedure must also be followed.
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Commissioner Tenney moved to suspend all, rules that in-
hibit nominations for the remainder of the meeting on Vriday,
April 71 1978, at noon. Commissioner Nunamaker seconded the
motion which carried unanimously.
Commissioner Tenney moved to set a special meeting for
Saturday, April 8, 1978, at 4:30 p.m., for the purpose of
appointing a new Mayor/Commissioner. Commissioner Nunamaker
seconded the motion which carried unanimously.
Commissioner Tenney requested the palms on Parkway Drive
on the south beach be protected from irresponsible drivers.
He-also suggested additional seating for Jack Russell stadium an
and a helicopter for the Police Department.
Commissioner Nunamaker requested that May 5, 1978, be
,designated "Earle Brown Day." He suggested the City hire
someone to lobby in the City's interest at the State Legisla-
ture.
The meeting adjourned at 5:48 p.m.
M or- omm ss over
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iIHAL AGL? its Coseaission meeting - April 6, 1978
ACT 10
1. invocation
2. Pledge of Allegiance
3. Introductions s Awards
4. City Commission Minutes of Spacial Meeting of
March 13, 1978, and Regular Maatinq of March
16, 1978
city manager Reports
5. Consent Agenda
6. Request for Exemption
7. Alternative Use of City's Bayfront Properties
S. LEAA Grant Application
9. Use of City Parking Spaces - Santa Maria Sailing
vessel
10. Local Government Comprehensive Planning Act of
1975
11. Ayyreament - National Guard Armory
12. City-wide Tree Planting Program
13. Request for Alcoholic Beverage zoning - 2970
Gulf-to-Bay Boulevard
14. Preliminary subdivision Plat Approvalsc
a. Beckett Lake Estates (American Development
Corp.)
b. Tract 58 of Countryside (U.S. Home)
15. Preliminary Subdivision Plat and Park Approval of
Charter Oaks (D&D Homes Co.)
16. Police Supplementary Pension Fund
17. 201 Facilities Plan
18. Authorization for Now Positions - Utilities
19. Proposed Local Bills - Pinellas County
20'. Community 7;mpact Statement (Bradley Properties)
21. Appointment of Advisor-f Board Members:
a. Clearwater Downtown Development Board
b. Pinellas County Industry Council
22. aid:
Bicarbonate of Soda, 4 bids and I partial
bid, low bid, Thompson-Hayward Chemical
Company, Tampa $16,488.00
23. Verbal Reports and Other Pending Matters
Public Hearings (12:30 P.M.)
24. (Continued) Amending Zoning'Atlas of the City
(Seville Rezoning) (To be readvertised Ear
5/4/78)
25. (Continued) First Readin -Ordinance No. 1751
(see Item 4 ' To a readvertised for
5/4/78)
26. Request for Rezoning - Portion of SWh of NWk of
Section 11-29S-15$ from RPD to RS-50 (Republic
Mortgage investment Trust - City)
27. Amending Zoning Atlas of City (City initiated
rezoning - Florida Power and parking lot)
28, First Reading - Ordinance No. 1756 (See above)
29, 'Vacation Requests;
a. Alley South of Lots 1-5, Magnolia Park
Subdivision between Ewing and Prospect,
Balton M. Byars Jr., at al
b. Drainage Easement Countryside High School
Site - City of Clearwater
30. Requests for Annexation:
a. Portion of Nh of Section 7-29S-16E (City)
b. Portion of SWk of Section 17-28S-16E
(Winner Tract - U.S. Horne)
31. Community Development Block Grant Program - 4th
Year
24.,& 25. Continued. Readvertised for
May 4, 1978
26. Rezoned to RS-50
27. & 28: Ord..#1758 - Passed lst reading
29. Vacation Requests:
a. Approved with conditions
b. Approved
30. a. Approved "P",zoning, Fire District
2
b. Approved RS-75 zoning, Fire District
2, subject dedication for park
".31. Discussed pribrities for 4 areas
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20.
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23.
Police Chief Frank Daniels
Vice Mayor DeBlaker
Former Mayor Joe Turner -
representative for the City
was presented gifts for the
officials of Nagano City,
Japan.
Proclamations issueds
Nagano City Week - April
16-22, 1978.
Board of Realtors Private
Property Week April,16-228
1978.
D.A.V. Forget Me Not Days
April 6, 7 and 8, 1978.
Approved
Approved
Exempted Clw. Bch. from
Jaycee Bench proposal
Plans presented - Staff pur-
sue active and passive park
projection with cost break-
down to be reported
Resol. #78-38 adopted auth-
orizing application and con-
tract for funds for computer
aided dispatch system
Approved 2 spaces at Marina
April 9-11, 1978
Resol. #78-39 - In support
of purpose and intent
Approved
Approved policy change and
authorized City Mgr. approve
plantings outside of, but
within 5-ft. R.O.W. where
feasible
Denied
a. Approved subject to
conditions
b. Approved subject to
conditions
Approved subject to cash in
lieu of parkland
Reappointed Police officers
Karninskas and Sedrick to
Board of Trustees
No Action
Authorized 1 Heavy Equipment
Operator in WPC Division
Resol. #78-40. Opposing
County as sole authority to
establish water and sewer
service areas and to mandate
ownership of water lines and
sanitary sewer and storm
drainage facilities.
Approved
a. Continued
b. Reappointed I. McCoy
Awarded
Verbal reports - City Mgr.
reported city will repair
sidewalk by strip Stores
near Clw Mall and the build-
ings there meet all require-
ments.
Resol. #78-41 - Paying
Agent appointed for new
Utility Revenue Bond Issue.
Exchange National.Bank of
Tampa and escrow-holder to
be Community Bank of Pinel-`
las.
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AGENDA - City Comission )tasting - April 6, 1978 9130 A.M.
32.Citizena to be Heard re Items Not on the
Agenda
City Attorney Reports
33-second Reading - ordinance No. 1749 - Amending
Zoning Atlas of City (Sand Key Rezoning)
34-Second Reading - Ordinance No. 1766 - Supple-
mentinq Ordinance No. 954 Relating to Incin-
erator Revenue Bonds
35-First Reading - Ordinance No. 1724 - Amending
Code to Enact New Chapter 3A Relating to
Nobile Home Parks
36-First Reeding - Ordinance No. 1764 - Amending
Chapter 2 to Establish Municipal Funding Re-
view Board (To be continued)
37-First Reading - Ordinance No. 1767 - Amending
Zoning Atlas (P,H. 3/2/78) (Berens, Inc. -
Calvary Baptist Church)
38.P'irst Reading - Ordinance No. 1771 - Amending
Section 4-18 re alcoholic Beverages to Enact
New Zone 19V (Brotha Billy's)
39.For Direction - Ordinance No. 1768 - Amending
Zoning Atlas of City (P.H. 3/2/78 - City
initiated zoning - churches)
40.Resolution - authorizing City Attorney to
Bring an Action to Remove Pilings
41-Resolution - Authorizing City Attorney to
Bring an Action to Remove Fence
42-Resolution - Payment to Briley, Wild, utility
Certificates, Series of 1975
43-Authorizing Execution of Agreement for
Sanitary Sewer - Lamb
44-Authorizing Execution of Lease - Head Start
Pre-School Program
45-Acceptance of Easements
46-Other Commission Action
47-Adjournment
32. Murray Fuchs - requested
paving and repairs to Carlisle
and Greenlea Streets and an-
swer in writing. information
on Enclave Bill.
33. Adopted Ord. #1749
34. Adopted Ord. #1766
35. Ord. #1724 - Passed 1st reading
36. Ord. #1764 - Continued
37. Ord. #1767 Passed 1st reading
38: Ord. #1771 - Passed lst reading
39. City Clerk to advertise estab-
lished-public hearing date of
5/18/'78
40. Adopted Resol. #78-42
41. Adopted Resol. #78-43
42. Adopted Resol. #78-44
43. Approved
44. Approved
45. Accepted Easements:
E. Blanton (r/w)
J. Neff (drainage)
J. Neff (construction.-
temporary)
District Ed of Trustees, St.
Pete LTC (drainage)
46. Comm. Martin - discussed pro-
ce urea or Friday noon meeting
All rules that inhibit nomina-
tions for' remainder of,Friday
meeting were suspended. .
Special meeting set for Sat. at
4:30 p.m. if necessary.
Comm. Tenne - Detrimental use
o Parkway Drive on So. Beach.
Additional seating for Jack
Russell Stadium.
Helicopter for Police Departmen
Comm. Nunamaker - Earle Brown
Day - May t .
Lobbyist for City.
X47. Adjourned at 5:48 p.m.
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FINAL.
CONSENT AGENDA Requests for Rezoning ( for withdrawal } Y `
a.' Portion of NEh of Section 19-28S-16E from, PS. to..CP
.; " (Tract .1- - U.S. Home) b'.. Portion of NEh of Section 19-20-16E ' from PS ° .`to`•'.CPt-
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a. John A. Simpson, et ux
b::, .Earl G. Blanton . & Georgia Lee, Blanton
c.` Albert H. Leach & Jacquelyn M.' 'Leach
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ChaLhge , Orders
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ra: ' Conditioning S stem;CPM Plumbin & Mechanical'` Inc'
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i ;;'.;! b. McMullen Tennfs Complex Contract, Final Change Drder;'':.
Big .'"K" Construction Co. $+2,829:60
14,"' F't r.c,. Belcher. Road Utilities Final Chan a ''Order Edcv
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Construction,, Inc . $-•6, 670.25. '?:,
Requests.-for Annexation {for,referral} :
a., Tract'. lying in the SW;x. of Section 20-295-16E' (U;,S:.. Hom?a}:°; !
b.., North 2' of Lot 18 and the South 59.5' of ..Lot 13, •Suban'`s `
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