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05/18/1978 .. ,I. i ." ". ., CITY COMMISSION MEETING May 18, 1979 The City Commission of the City of Clearwater met in regular session at City Hall, Thursday, May 18, 1978, at 9:30 a.m., with the following members present: Charles F. LeCher Karleen F. DeBlaker I<aren Martin William Nunamaker Richard E. Tenney Mayor/Commissioner Vice-Mayor/Commissioner Commissioner Commissioner commissioner Also present were: Anthony Shoemaker City Manager Thomas A. Bustin City Attorney Major Wm. H. McClamma Representing Police Chief Max Battle City Engineer .. The Mayor called the meeting to order. The invocation was given by Commissioner Martin. The Pledge of Allegiance was led by Major McClamma. . ITEM #3 - Introductions and Awards. Citations of Appreciation were presented to Henry McWhorter of the Parks and Recreation Board and Leon Hill, Artist-in- Residence, who was also presented a check for $1,000. Proclamations were issued declaring May 21 through 27, 1978, Horne Health Week; May 21 through 28, 1978, CUltural Arts Week; June 5 through 11, 1978, Clearwater High Swim Team Week; June 2 and 3, 1978, Baoo Ruth League Days. . ITEM #4 - service Awards. Eight city employees were presented service pins. ITEM 15 - Minutes. Commissioner Martin moved that the minutes of the regular meeting of May 4, 1978, be approved as recorded and as submitted in written summation by the Clerk to each Commissioner. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Tenney and carried unani- mously. ITEM #6 - Consent Agenda. 6.1 Community Impact Statement - Resource Development Commit- tee recommends approval of Tract 7, Countryside, in the NE~ of section 19-28-16 - U.S. Home Corporation. (Located off Northside Drive just west of Florida Power right-of- way). 6.2 Requests for Annexation (For referral) : a. Portion of S~ of SE~ of NW~ of Section 9-29-16 Kapok Tree Inn, Inc. b. Portion of N~ of Section 9-29-16 - Owner, City. . " c. Portion. of SE~ of NW~ of Section 11-29-15 (M&B 22) . ." Arlene and Henry C. Walters. "' ... ..' ,).:>,).';:. . ...... ':':"';ql>~/~~~: ,,' ,.,'''....',.....' i,.,..\LS/18Z78"""".61."'-l' ..'( 'i\ ~"... +~." : I" f- ;'.~ ::'.:.'~~l;~J.;~':;',~~::...; ~'..,--l~. .;. . . :~ ~;. I ::: ~', ;_1,: ~t: <~.; .;.'.0;:0 :-.,.! ~. . 4d'('./ ',' " I' "~ . " " .', .JJ 'I) 6.3 Change Ordersz a. '1 (Final), Double Arch Bridge at Fire station *4, Edco Construction, Co. Adjust bid to actual quantities for a $3,951.94 decrease and a total present contract of $28,088.06. b. 11, Fire station 14 (EOA project), J. B. construc- tion, Inc., Addition and deletion of work to increase contract $1,394.00 for a total present contract of $298,854.00. " .. ,\ 6.4 Notification of Expirations and Resignations of Advisory Board Members: a. b. c. d. e. Marina Advisory Board Clearwater Downtown Development Parks and Recreation Board Beautification Committee Mobile Home Park Board (New) (*2 park owners and 2 park (3) Board (1) (1) (1) (4*) residents) Commissioner Nunamaker moved to accept all items on the Consent Agenda, as listed, for appropriate action, and to authorize the appropriate officials to execute same. Commis- sioner Tenney seconded the motion which carried unanimously. ITEM #7 - Policy - Industrial Park Property Sales. The City Manager recommends the Commission adopt a policy that Industrial Park properties be sold for labor intensive industrial purposes, not. for speculation. Commission discussed the rights of free enterprise and the effect economic conditions might have on a purchaser. Robert Bickerstaffe suggested using long-term leasing with an option to purchase for property in Industrial Park. Commissioner DeBlaker moved to approve the City Manager's recommendation. Commissioner Tenney seconded the motion. Upon the vote being taken, Commissioners DeB1aker, Tenney and the Mayor voted "Aye"; Commissioners Martin and Nunamaker voted "Nay." Motion carried. ITEM #8 - Sale of 2.56 Acres M.O.L., Clearwater Industrial Park. Lot 2 less the West 450.75 feet, Clearwater Industrial Park Replat. Poser Business Forms (A Division of Safeguard Business Systems, Inc.) Between 15 and 20 employees will be hired and the plant in operation by September, 1978. The price is $56,320, of which $5,120 is realtor's commission. The City will require ingress/, egress easement of 30 feet. " Commissioner Martin moved to approve the sale subject to the easement being included in the contract and to authorize the appropriate officials to execute same. Commissioner Nunamaker seconded the motion which carried unanimously. ITEM *9 - Marina Lease Renewals: " . Rooms 2, 2A & 3 :: ;,,"',., . Room 6 ~1;i~~4:,~,~",,, ;',:".<_ Ro~8 '. . ~?E'-.:l1.''''''~ . ....;,\~ .. ~ ~>~" .J- 1 I~"".' , .. ~. ~ u .,.' 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Falzone The above leases oxpiring May'31, 1978, have been satis- factory in"all respects and staff recommends 52-month renewals to expire september 30, 1982. All exclusive provisions contained in the expiring leases have been eliminated. Commissioner Martin moved to approve the leases as outlined and to authori2e the appropriate officials to execute same. Com- missioner Nunamaker seconded the motion which card,ad unanimously. ITEM *10 - Marina/Lease Extension - Room 4 on Lots 11 & 12, City Park Subdivision - H. Massa. This lease expires May 31, 1978. The room is divided into halves suitable for general office space and the extension is requested to permit vacating the area used for storage and ad- vertising the availability in accordance with policy guidelines. Commissioner Nunamaker moved to authorize extension of the lease on a month-to-month basis not to exceed three (3) months and to authorize the appropriate officials to execute : same. Commissioner DeBlaker seconded the motion which carried unanimously. ITEM #11 - Preliminary Subdivision Plat Approval: a. Tract 7, Countryside, in the N~ of section 19-28-16 - U.S. Home Corporation. This property is located west of the Florida Power right- of-way and south of Northside Drive and consists of 20 lots on 4.69 acres zoned RS-SO (single family residential). A utility easement will be required at the rear of each lot and additional easements as required will be dedicated. The Planning and Zoning Board and the Planning Director recommend approval. Planning Director Warren Renando stated this tract was part of the original Countryside annexation and similar adja- cent tracts are under development as residential areas. Drain- age was discussed and Jack Bodziak responded to questions and displayed a drainage map which the City Engineer stated has been updated and must comply with the requi~ements before construction drawings are released. Commissioner Nunamaker moved to approve the Preliminary subdivision Plat of Tract 7, Countryside, subject to easements as required. Commissioner Martin seconded the motion which carried unanimously. b. Tract G, Northwood Estates, NW~ of NE~ of Section 32-28-16 - Blackburn Brothers Land Development Co. At a prior meeting, Commission recommended approval of this preliminary plat subject to conditions which need to be clarified. ,Commissioner DeBlaker moved to confirm approval of the , ~rel~inary subdivision Plat of Tract.G, Northwood.Estates, ,.s~bject to conditions 1, 2, 3 and, 4-a only of the, City Mana-' 'yer's recommendation listed on~he agenda memo for Item l1-b '"fo;-S/18/78, and that the developer be required to include .. . _,I. . t.. ., . .Y, , ." ,'_ .: ",' ,:,:'i.~".."~,':~"~',';~'j~,",':: .::~",' :," :~. '. ,'" 0 '. ',', ""..... ,:' '1,1 . .',', ',' ',_ "'. ~ .-I- " :-.-n'. ~ ,~~I...,..~,.~L."~ \';J"f.:"\-" >13.,..- ,'1/,~ ' .: ;. ~., 5/18/78. '.:,~~.'~,',~.~'.',:i"',-~':::X,';.\;:~:..'.;'L.,:.i: . .~'. lor' . \ ',' ~:.";.r.;~t;'-'~{~'~I~:~" \:"c ~:.<..~~:" '. _~ .. '. '. r', :.' + ." ';. . ,", , i.:' ~, r , . in the deed restrictions for Lots 2S through 33 on County Road 224 that the individual property owners be required to construct open fences of an approved uniform design in com- pliance with zoning setback requirements, without variance from such requirements. commissioner Tenney seconded the motion which carried unanimously. ITEM #12 - Request for Alcoholic Beverage Zoning for Pontillo's Pizzeria, 1407 Cleveland Street. Lots 1 through 6 inclusive, Block 2, Knollwood Replat - Frank A. Barone, Owner. The usual investigation has been made and the request meets the requirements. Commissioner Tenney moved to approve the request for alcoholic beverage zoning to permit the sale of beer and wine on the premises. Commissioner OeBlaker seconded the motion. Upon the vote being taken, Commissioners OeBlaker, Martin and Tenney and the Mayor voted IIAye"; Commissioner Nunamaker voted "Nay." Motion carried. ITEM #13 - Dedication of Woodgate Park, 2495 Countryside Boulevard. In SW~ of section 30-28-16 and N~ of section 31-28-16. The Woodgate Home Owners Association extended an invita- tion to the Commission to attend the dedication of Woodgate Community Park on May 21, 1978. Funds of approximately $99,000 to develop Woodgate Park were approved by the Commi~sion in October, 1975. It is customary for the City Commission to dedicate a City Park. Commission requested that this not set a precedent and instruc- ted the City Manager to invite various City officials who would ordinarily attend. Commissioner DeBlaker moved to officially acknowledge that Countryside Park #1 be officially named "Woodgate Park." Commissioner Martin seconded the motion which carried unani- mously. ITEM #14 - Annual External Audit, Fiscal Year 77/78. Contract for Extension of Audit Agreement with Peat, Marwick, Mitchell & Co., $42.,800. Peat, Marwick, Mitchell & Company estimated their fee based on an expected S-year contract. This will be the third year of the anticipated S-year engagement. Commissioner Martin moved to extend the audit agreement with Peat, Marwick, Mitchell & company for one additional year at a cost of $42,800 and to authorize the appropriate officials to execute contract. Commissioner DeBlaker seconded the motion which carried unanimously. ITEM #15 - Crest Lake Park Development. A 5-year Capital Improvement Program was established with a budget of $20,000 per year for the development of Crest Lake Park. The first year's allocation was for irrigation, installation of picnic tables and grills, and playground ap- paratus for small children. The second-year development phase was for additional irrigation and a parking lot on the west side of the park. , Commissio~er DeBlaker moved to approve the first and " . _ ..'.., second year development of Crest Lake Park as enumerated in ~'i.>.)) :...:> ;:. ,,- .It8Il:l 115 agenda memo dated 5/18/78, subject to the Commission's )('{~'i:{,~;,.:<>:,:;: app;ooval" of th~ p~rking plan. Commissioner Nunamaker"seconded ',;.:~r',::{-,,:;:~.::<::r;.;:.-\~he' ~ot.ion which carried unanimously. .~~~:',~?i~~~~li~!Fi2?~.:~:~".:'.';:-;:",:_;::-!::';,>.~<.. ';. ,... .., ' ' . ' , @ :l":-'';J!., >l" . .-' ~ '- . - '.'" " , ,. . ~.f. ~~ +:.; 'I:.)1;i\:~r!?~~'C.'~.:/:'~f.'''' .>.~ ~....."~ . ~ ' i' ~ ~'3~",~~,./\r'l'J~''''. '.. ."'.: . , ".' " f~l 'I;''J1t2.~'''~~~\.j...o'~I.:\~'.Jfr~'''': ~~., ~~: ., ~. ~ : .~ ~ ,,~_ '~y,~,,-:~'J1iJ~{.':'i~'\o ~':" t. I I., " ITEM 116 - pinellas County Master Drainage Plan. Reso- lution *78-.59 - Accepting Recommendation of Pinellas Planninq Council Master Drainage Plan as a Management Procedures and policies Guide Until the plan is Integrated With and Adopted as Part of the Clearwater Comprehensive Plan. A Master Drainage Plan was prepared and submitted to the Pinellas County Planning Council in 1976. The.City Engineer disagreed with the plan and recommended against adoption 8S the County plan did not agree with the clearwater Master Drainage Plan. The Technical Advisory committee, aware of the city's concerns, divided the Master Drainage plans into two sections, management procedures and policies and technical guides. Commissioner DeBlaker moved to pass and adopt Resolution 178-59 and to authorize the appropriate officials to execute same. Commissioner Nunamaker seconded the motion. Upon roll call the vote was: "Ayes": DeBlaker, Martin, Nunamaker, Tenney and LeCher. "Nays": None. ITEM #17 - Entrance Sign - Island Estates Subdivision. The Island Estates civic Association has requested per- mission to erect an entrance sign. Various City departments contacted have no objection. Such signs are beneficial to drivers unfamiliar with the area and aesthetically pleasing to the general subdivision. '. Commissioner Martin moved to approve the request to erect an entrance sign at the intersection of Memorial Cause- way and Island way and that the Association agree to a main- tenance agreemen~ to remove or relocate the sign upon City direction. Commissioner Nunamaker seconded the motion. ' Ray Custer, President of the Association, agreed to the conditions. upon the vote being taken, motion carried unani- mously. ITEM 118 - Permit for Beach Party - WQXM. A number of problems surfaced at the beach party that was approved for May 13, 1978. The Police Chief recommends 1) Execution by the station, of a hold harmless agreement wherein the station would accept responsibility for injuries, etc., resulting from the beach party; and 2) The station would agree to pay for adequate Police security. Bill Burchfield, Harbormaster, recommended: 1) an Additional policeman to those already provided, 2) Time of termination be 4 p.m. instead of 6 p.m., 3) A change of site to the public beach north of. pier 60 not more than 50 feet in width, and 4) After the beach party is terminated, the sponsor police the area 100 feet on each side of pier 60 to return it to its previous condition. Suggestion was made to put the band up on the pier. Ken Evans, representative of the station, agreed to the conditions and to announce that no alcoholic beverages would be allowed on the beach and that there is a fine of $53. . Commissioner .Tenney moved to approve the request for the ~WQXM Beach Party, June 10, 1918, subject to conditions listed -above; and to. authorize the' appropriate officials to,execute " ,.,'.' ''',. , '",.see'.,. commissioner' DeBlaker seconded the motion which carried' ~~)~:~~?'~.~;:~~~ i:.\., ": ~ i,,: ,'\unanimously... " , . . . . ", ~~.~i~~~~":\:!~,:~f...:..::..;:,>~,::;,:;..;'~J:../: :;' . '. .:' , '1~\h,"1~)..~-.....'t';j''''':; ,~\ .:,,, '., " ". "',' ",' '" ..: ";.. , ~L~1j.j' ......, .{~ ...' 4"P ~'.... '~~.~'~J .'...-'.. ~ : ,I" :.'. ". " , ~J_'{ ." . < h~~~i)~ ~..-J,~.JJrt'\."d/(..' ....,t'. I'. .~. ". l~,~~. ' ~. j '~~~~7~r1~;~~:~"'{':I\~~:!~: ,.':.~\.it' ,'",. . "~';' ]' ,'. :.. ':.' ~t : ," ..;'~..,.. . . ~ ...~~.. "l ;..~.\.~" I ' In' ~ . 5 " lth:tV:i-'l.t.J~ ,... r~~;~ lrfJ )~"'f,.: < \'. . ~..... ..~.., l ~ ~ '\ t' <"'1.1'. . '.f t" ~~ . - . '1 . ;;'\fr''l'...:,~~~'''~;ir~;...~~I,l"'.1--'~'LL\ '~i..~~,li"~' .1. ,-:,.'\:'.J ".'.if"" ~~,' : i,\.: .. '.. ~. .' T '., , ., \; >. .I;" ,~ . ..' '. '.. ' ,,;".J/:')(:,::'//P:': ." . 5/10/78 'r. .1......,...:..:>/,iI1\;.:':... . :. Li . '.:\ '.. ' f.l ~~ : "',:. ; >'a " 'r'-...,,": ,'r.;. ..... ,f. .' ',r' ,I, ' ,I ITEM 119 - Intergovernmental Personnel Act (IPA) Grant Applications I Test Validation. Resolution 178-60 - Authorizing City Submit Application for IPA Grant for' Implementation of a Tampa Bay Inter9~vernmental Test Valida- tion Project. . Test Validation requires a great deal of time and expense and the sharing of work efforts and results avoids expensive dupli- cations. Tampa, st. Petersburg and pinellas County will join with the city in this effort. a. Commissioner Martin moved to pass and adopt Resolution #78-60 and to authorize the appropriate officials to execute same. Commissioner Nunamaker seconded the motion. Upon roll call the vote was: "Ayesll: DeBlaker, Martin, Nunamaker, Tenney and LeCher. "Nays": None. b. Team Management. Resolution #78-61 - Authorizing City Submit Application for IPA Training Grant for Team Management Development. Team Management training will be built around actual work projects. The operating departments will work together on projects and will acquire techniques and skills needed to function as a Project Management Team. Each project would then have a joint recommendation to go to the City Commission. Commissioner DeBlaker moved to pass and adopt Resolution 478-61 and to authorize the appropriate officials to execute same. Commissioner Nunamaker seconded the motion. Upon roll call the vote was: "Ayes": DeBlaker, Martin, Nunamaker, Tenney and LeCher. "Nays": None. ITEM #20 - Verbal Reports and Other Pending Matters. Legislation The City Manager reported on laws being considered by the legislature. He stated no action is needed on the water and sewer service area bill as it is not expected to pass. He recommended the commission express their opposition to House Bill 359 relating to sewage disposal facilities and elimination of deep well injection. Discussion ensued and Commissioner Martin noted for the record that she opposed the bill, not because of its intent, but, because it was limited to five specific counties. commissioner Martin moved to in- struct the City Attorney to draft a resolution to oppose the bill because the allocation of federal funds would be discrim- inatory as the City might not be eligible for as much money as is needed and the economic impact would be devastating to the City. Commissioner Tenney seconded the motion. After further discussion, Commissioner Martin moved to table the item to allow the ,City Attorney to prepare a draft resolution to be presented: after lunch. Commissioner Nunamaker seconded the motion which. ~arried unanimously. . I. . , ' 6 ~, .. 5/18/78' '. . r~ , ~ I : Board in The city Manager reported a letter dated May 18, 1978, from the School Board stating the reverter clause in the deed was unacceptable to the School Board. Commissioner Martin moved that the following wording be used instead: "The Grantor conveys the above-described prop- erty to the Grantee with the express condition that the Grantee shall within one year hereof construct a Bchool thereon. In the event that such school is not constructed, then,the prop- ertY.shall be reconveyed to the Grantor herein and 'the Grantor shall return all consideration paid for such property, both real and personal, to the Grantee." Commissioner Nunamaker seconded the motion which carried unanimously. By unanimous consent the Conwission agreed to hear Item #26, City Attorney Reports. ITEM #26 - Second Reading, ordinance #1751 - Amending zoning Atlas of the city. (Seville Condominium). The City Attorney presented Ordinance 11751 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 OeBlaker moved to pass and adopt Ordinance i1751 on second and final reading and to auth- orize the appropriate officials to execute same. Commissioner Nunamaker seconded the motion. Upon roll call the vote was: "Ayes": DeBlaker, Martin, Nunamaker, Tenney and LeCher. "Naysll: None. Commission recessed for lunch at 11:30 a.m. and recon- vened at 12:30 p.m. Public Hearings ITEM #21 - A Public Hearing on the Zoning Appeal of Michael Allman, Lot 122, Woodgate of Countryside Unit 3. The applicant had requested a 6-foot fence to he con- structed in the area between the building setback line and the property line abutting the street right-of-way of Country- side Boulevard. Neither the applicant nor his representative was present. David Healey, Chief Planner, gave a brief presentation of the request and a history of the area which has a number of double frontage lots with fences of varying heights and types along Countryside Boulevard. Elsa Heintz spoke in opposition and reported a home owners association had been formed recently to promote a uniform 5-or-6-foot fence for the area. Three other neighbors,l on Hawthorne Drive also spoke in opposition and support a uni- form fence proposal. Commissioner Tenney moved to deny the appeal for either a 6-foot or a 4-foot fence. Commissioner DeBlaker seconded . .the motion which carried unanimously. . .' ITEMS *22 & f23 - Public Hearing and First Reading, Ordinance *1768 - Amending Zoning Atlas of City '(Public Hearings 3(~/78) , '.,City-;tnitiated Zonings: R. '. C. Development,' Inc., City . ;:r < ;:' :':~,. ::::'. '. :.": ':. ! ,:/~, '~.:': '.' ":;('. ,', ... , . ~ . . ~ ". " <:,<;':';,>~;,:~,i,;,;:\::>~'::,::((:: ,"":. S,/!~/.78 ,\" ';" ',),': . ':;(~.\{,: ::';~':,/;\'" ; , ", . ...) '.. ~~', .' ~;." -' ;;'.: ~~ ' I.r: )/, , I 'l' I .\; . , of Clearwater, congregation Beth Shalom, Inc., st. Matthew's First Baptist Church, Mt. zion Methodist Church and Church of the Reconciler, United Presbyterian Church in the U.S.A. There were no citizens to speak. The City Attorney presented Ordinance '1768 for first " reading. Commissioner DeBlaker moved that Ordinance '1768 be read and considered by title only on the first reading by the unani- mous consent of the Commission. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Nunamaker. Upon roll call the vote was: "Ayes": DeBlaker, Martin, Nunamaker, Tenney and LeCher. "Nays": None. The ordinance was read by title only. Commissioner Nunamaker moved that Ordinance #1768 be passed on its first reading. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Martin. Upon roll call the vote was: "Ayes": DeBlaker, Martin, Nunamaker, Tenney and LeCher. "Nays": None. ITEM #24 - Public Hearings on Requests for Annexations: a. North 2 Feet of Lot 18 and South 59.5 Feet of Lot 19, Suban's Subdivision, with RS-60 (single family residential) zoning and Fire District #2 Classification - S. Lamb. This property is located at 1829 West Drive and developed as a single family residence. The applicant has given the city a lO-foot drainage and utility easement across the rear of the property. The Planning and Zoning Board and the Planning Director, recommend approval. . ~ommissione~ DeBlaker moved to approve annexation Item 24-a and that the right-of-way for West Drive not be annexed, and that the City Attorney be instructed to include this in in an ordinance. Commissioner Martin seconded the motion. There were no citizens to speak in objection. Motion carried unanimously. b. S~ of NE~ of Section 32-28-16 and the SE~ of NW~ between N-S Section Centerline and Waters of Lake Chautauqua, Section 32-28-16; with P (Public) Zoning and Fire District #1 - City of Clearwater. This property is undeveloped and adjacent to Lake Chautauqua. It is a portion of unplatted land deeded to the City by the County in exchange for the Sand Key Coast Guard station property and contains 41.9 acres m.o.l. Vacation of the right-~f-way for County Road 224, which lies in the north-south alignment through the center of the property is not recommended. The Planning and Zoning Board and the Planning Director recommend approval. . Commissioner Martin moved to approve annexation Item 124-b and that the City Attorney be instructed to include this in an . , ordinance. .Commissioner Nunamaker seconded the motion. There w~re no citizens to 'speak in objection. Motion carried unani- : mously . ' ." . ,. , , >. : ~". ~ . ~ . I . . '," . -.' ", " B:~.. " , .' I, ., , " .' . . .'" ,t,.' . . .., '" Begin 472 Feet south and 800 Feet East' of the Northwest Corner of Section 20-29-16, Continue East 100 Feet, South 200 reet, West 100 Feet, North 200 Feet to P.O.B., with CG (business) zoning and Fire District *1. - U.S. Home Corporation. This .46-acre parcel is located about 800 feet east of U.S. Highway 19 in the SW~ of Section 20-29-16 and is part of Imperial Cove Condominium. c. A clerical error in the 'legal description at the time of annexation described the property from the 'right-af-way line of U.S. 19 instead of from the section line,' The City will initiate a rezoning of the entire area upon completion of this action to reflect' actual land use. The Planning and Zoning Board and the Planni~g Director recommend approval. ' There were no citizens to speak. Commissioner Martin moved to approve annexation Item #24-c and to waive the parkland dedication requirement and that the city Attorney be instructed to include this in an ordinance. commissioner Tenney seconded the motion which carried unanimously. The Commission returned to Item #20 at this time. ITEM #20 - Verbal Reports and other Pending Matters. The city Attorney presented Resolution #78-62, opposing House Bill 359 presently pending before 'the Florida LegiSla- ture. Commissioner Martin moved to pass and adopt Resolution #78-62 as presented in draft form, subject to revision not of substance but to technical form, and to authorize the ap- propriate officials to execute same. Commissioner DeBlaker seconded the motion. Upon roll call the vote was: IIAyesll: DeBlaker, Martin, Nunamaker, Tenney and LeCher. IINaysll: None. The city Manager suggested the commission go on record as opposing House Bill 528, which would provide that certified millage be established on 100% of the Assessor's roll rather than 95% as is now the law. The impact of this bill on each local taxing authority would be to advertise an increase in millage each year for revenue equal to the amount received the previous year. commissioner Martin moved that the city Commission by its discussion, opposes the concept of House Bill 528, and to instruct the City Manager to express the Commission's disapproval to appropriate and interested officials. Cornmis- ,sioner Nunamaker seconded the motion which carried unanimously. ' The City Manager recommended William England be appointed to the 201 Facilities Plan Technical Advisory Comrnittee~ Com-, , 'missioner Martin, moved to approve the appointment. Commissioner ;", ,Nunamaker seconded the motion which carried unanimously. ,,' " l, " , " .!5/18/78' .' ,.... .'.:' ...... , ,;~':~! i:'.:",<:; :~,>~ ,i, '::N,:,t ,.1 ITEM 125 - Citizens to be Heard Ne Items Not on the Agenda. Walter smith'suggested ways of reducing the costs of legal advertisements. Ron Schultz discussed the recent removal of a fence and plants on Juniper street in the North end of Clearwater Beach and the erosion problem that resulted. Walter smith discussed a parking problem in the Mandalay Shores area. Robert Bickerstaffe spoke in opposition to the proposed Belmont Area Housing Project. He questioned :-whether Greenwood Avenue and Woodlawn street would be widened and suggested the city should have purchased property in the area for a park. He discussed the proposed County Court Complex and urged the City Commission to discuss the matter with the County Commis- sion. ' Murray Fuchs raised questions about the new rapid rail garbage system to be implemented on a trial basis this summer. City Attorney Reports ITEM 127 - Second Reading, Ordinance #1777 - Vacating E/W Alley 15'4" wide between Ewing and Prospect Avenues directly S of Lots 1 through 4 and the W~ of Lot 5 in Magnolia Park Subdivision and directly N of Lots 1 and 16 in Coachman Heights Subdivision Revised. - Oimmit Car Leasing, Inc., and Walton M. Byars, Jr. The City Attorney presented Ordinance #1777 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 DeBlaker moved to pass and adopt Ordinance 11777 on second and final reading and to authorize the appropriate officials to execute same. Commissioner Tenney seconded the motion. Upon roll call the vote was: "Ayes": DeBlaker, Martin, Nunamaker, Tenney and LeCher. "Nays": None. ITEM #28 - Second Reading, Ordinance #1782 - Amending Section 18-5 of Code Re Appointment of Board of Adjustment and Appeal on Signs. The City Attorney presented Ordinance #1782 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 #1782 on second and final reading and to auth- orize the appropriate officials to execute same. Commissioner DeBlaker.seconded the motion. Upon roll call the vote was: "Ayes": DeB1aker, Martin, Nunamaker, Tenney and LeCher. "Nays": None. ITEM '29 - First Reading, Ordinance #1776 - Vacating East-West Alley Lying South of Lots 12 Through 17 and North of Lots 6 Through 11, Block 25, Be11eair Subdivision. (Formerly approved in 1946). Continued from 5/4/78.' (City-initiated). The City Attorney presented Ordinance 11776 for:first r~.a,~~n~..:. convni~sion~,~ n.eB1aker moved that Ordinance t1776 .10. " '.' . . 115/18/78 ':. . I.. ITEM *37 - Resolution '78-64 To Provide a Speaking Time Limit and Rearrangement of Order of Business, and to Provide an Effective Date. Resolution 178-65 - To Provide a Speaking Time Limit and Effective Date. Commissioner DeBlaker moved to pass and adopt Resolution .78-64, amending Resolution #77-44, as amended, to provide a speaking time limit and rearrangement of order of business; and to provide an effective date. Commissioner Tenney seconded the motion. Rule I was amended. ,to. add in the, 13th line after "a1lowed to speak: II -- but they sha!'l be limited to 'three (3) minutes speaking' time p'er 'i'ssue. Rule 10 was amended to put the citizens to be Heard item at 12:30 and Public Hearings at 1:30 p.m. Rule 16 changed the speaking time limit from 5 to 3 minutes. Several citizens spoke in support of a specified time frame for the citizens to be Heard item. Upon roll call the vote was: "Ayeslt: "Nays": DeBlaker and Tenney. Martin, Nunamaker and LeCher. Motion failed. Commissioner Nunamaker moved to amend Rule 16 to read from 3-to-5 minutes instead of 5 minutes; and Rule 1 to read 3 min- utes. Commissioner Martin seconded the motion. The City At- torney stated Resolution #78-64 had been defeated and a new resolution, #78-65, should be considered. Commissioner Nunamaker moved to pass and adopt Resolution #78-65, Rule 1 to be amended to include: ltbut they shall be . limited to three (3) minutes speaking time per issue" and Rule 16 to read: "individuals speaking on non-agenda items shall be limited from 3-to-5 minutes." Conunissioner Martin seconded' the motion. Upon roll call the vote was: "Ayes": DeBlaker, Martin, Nunamaker and LeCher. "Naystl: Tenney. Motion carried. ITEM #38 - Resolution #78-66 - Designating Landmark union Trust Bank and Its Branch Banks as Depositories for Payment of Utility Bills. Commissioner M~rtin moved to pass and adopt Resolution #78-66 and to authorize the appropriate officials to execute same. Commissioner Tenney seconded the motion. Upon roll call the vote was: "Ayes": DeBlaker, Martin, Nunamaker, Tenney and LeCher. "Nays": None. ITEM #39 - Acceptance of Covenant Running with the Land, Lots 1 through 4 and the West Half of Lot 5, B~. ,3, Magnolia Park Subdivision - Dimmitt Car Leasing, Inc., and Walton M. Byars, Jr. Commissioner Martin moved to accept the above covenant (re Ordinance #1777) dated May 10, 1978, and to direct the City Clerk to record same in the Public Records of pinellas County, Florida. Commissioner Nunamaker seconded the motion which car- ried unanimOUSly. ITEM *40 - Accept~nce of Easements: i~;~~i~[;;f~)'~J;1;"h{;T;e::CHY .. :-1. '>""" ..i,'K;.,..,?f...,."". I" '"..."" .' -; , ti .n..t~"-.IiJ~\~l.1.~,.r"""1':f."~I~\1\. ...~..,.~..'4~iT.,.TT ~. '''"rt~'. i .~~l.d"''.71Jf:vr~.:<.: ;~lt!: .~t~ l.~c~':; " I _ '. Attorney presented the following easements: . Sidewalk easement, South 1.00 foot of Lot 172, Woodgate of Countryside unit III, from U.S. Home corporation. Drainage easement in Portion of Lot 124, University Park, Unit 2, from James R. Wells. Drainage easement in Portion of Lot 125, University' Park, Unit 2, from Reinhardt O.J. Sieber. Sanitary sewer easement, Woodlake Association, Inc., and Second National Bank of Clearwater; and Utility easement, American Development Corporation; both for Woodlake I Condominium in the NE~ of Section 1-29-15. Commissioner Tenney moved to accept the above easements and to direct the city Clerk to record same in the Public Records of pinellas County, Florida. Motion was seconded by commissioner Nunamaker and carried unanimously. ITEM #41 - Resolution #78-67 - Authorizing the City At- torney to Defend the City, U.s. Steel Corporation v. City of Clearwater, Circuit Civil 78-4765-7. Commissioner DeBlaker moved to pass and adopt Resolution #78-67 and to authorize the appropriate officials to execute same. Commissioner Martin seconded the motion. upon roll call the vote was: "Ayes": DeBlaker, Martin, Nunamaker, Tenney and LeCher. "Nays": None. ITEM #42 - Resolution #78-68 - Lot Mowing, List #1. Commissioner Tenney moved to pass and adopt Resolution #78-68 and to authorize the appropriate officials to execute same. Commissioner DeBlaker seconded the motion. Upon roll call the vote was: IIAyes": DeBlaker, Martin, Nunamaker, Tenney and LeCher. "Naysu: None. ITEM #43 - Resolution #78-69 - Supporting, Passage of Bill Providing for Grade Separation Intersection Improvements on U.S. 19 in pinellas County and Implementation in a Staged 5-Year Program by the Department of Transportation. Commissioner Martin moved to pass and adopt Resolution #78-69 and to authorize the appropriate officials to execute sarne. Commissioner Nunamaker seconded the motion. Upon roll call the vote was: IIAyes": DeBlaker, Martin, Nunamaker, Tenney and LeCher. "Nays": None. ITEM - Resolution 178-70 - Authorizing the City Attorney to Defend the City of Clearwater and Anthony L. Shoemaker" City Manager, in the case of Slavatore J. Maffei, Circuit Civil 78-4901-20. .< ': ". '. '. Commissioner Martin moved to pass and adopt Resolution. ,<:!..:>:'," ," ,~';. 178-70 and to authori2e the. appropriate officials to execute i:~:~;'<'!' ::' '.':. ':.:.' '. " ~ame. Commissioner Nunamaker seconded the 'motion. Upon ;~~J;1t~'i;:;\{;;;ii<;,:,'; ,> .' ." -,. '~'~~";.r~ ,(;,,"', I'" ,,.,1,.' . /" , . " ." ... :i'~;;,,~t:t:,,~;:.':;;j~.J,'~,n'::;::f., ':":"~/."~ ','..". ,'"", '.' ", . '.' . ~~'f:1;"\'~>';J~tJ~"~\ji;'ii'J.>"";'>~'::~""'" .....'. . 14. .' , ,p.t ,f .;._ ..~.'Q.lo-i}...l"'~'>';q~~r'f't "1"')'/;"'< ....... ..}' ." . :' \ \ ~,~1'Jr.~7'j:r~?;1. ~:.;v~:.~~~ ",/' ./" '. . ,. 5/18/78 '" , 1 ' ' .' " ,I ", .., roll call ,the vote was: "AyeB"~ DeBlaker, Mart.in, Nunamaker, Tenney and LeCher. "Naysll: None. ITE~ 144 - other commission Action. commissioner Nunamaker Requested Commission approval to make a presentat.ion of gifts to former Mayor Gabriel Cazares at the Clearwater Neigh- bors dinner to be held May 20, 1978. Commissioner Martin moved that Commissioner Nunamaker present to former Mayor Cazares those gifts that would be appropriate to present and that those of a personal nature be presented at the Cazares home. Commis- sioner Nunamaker seconded the motion. Upon the vote being taken, Commissioner. Martin and Nunamaker and the Mayor voted "Aye": commissioners DeBlaker and Tenney voted "Nay." Motion carried. commissioner DeBlaker Requested Realignment of state Road 580 be placed on a regular agenda for discussion. She requested the City Attorney redraw the Airpark leases. Commissioner Tenney Questioned work being done at the standard gasoline sta- tion on Clearwater Beach. Commissioner Martin Requested infor.mation on plans for the use of the building at the service station. She discussed an erosion problem on Landry Avenue and suggested consideration of an erosion control ordinance. She suggested the Commission be more active in the League of Cities organizations, particularly in the Florida organiza- tion and requested their meeting dates. Mayor LeCher Discussed appointment of a member of the commission to the Downtown Development Board and suggested a rotation pro- cess. Discussion ensued on a possible conflict of serving on the Board and Commission. The meeting was adjourned at 4:28 p.m. The city Commission then met as Trustees of the Employees' Pension Fund with the Mayor calling the meeting to order. Commissioner Martin moved toaccept the recommendation of the Advisory Committee of the Employees' Pension Fund for acceptance of the following employees into membership: David Gorcheff William Sullivan Donald Page ,Cara 'Cooper . Willie ,B. Moody Benjamin Collins Robert J..Books Garage Division, Central Services Data Processing Division, Central Services Nursery Division, Parks and Recreation Planning public' Service Gas Division, Utilities TraffictEngineeri~g > ,:,1' ,. ""'. ," ., .' . .' , ':'" ,. ,',' "\ ""Hd"*"-'.<.".,~.~l;. ~ .' .-\'.. ,:'>, ,~;,:,,:,,'\':,'..~\j::/'~%:.{?;~~ " , ...-} 't ',~ 1- ~-., ~ tt.), . :: ' .. 't .~ :;. ~TI:JII,~.,;'~ If !lil ~, ~~.'1lr+t...~~ .,)." ~:(t t, . \~,"'\;.!~\Y't~. , .: :):,>': ,::; 'i\i!~i,);:;'~1) _ I :'_ "e . ( i; . " " ' 'I' \ .,' ' , ':fJ:"", ..' ;,. i " .\ ~~?X;:.>;(;:"" ' , ~ " ". i ~ . '. I ~ I - . , ., Commissioner mously. Tenney seconded the motion which carried unani- I. ,:~ < T'I ~ t The meeting was adjourned at 4:30 p.m. '\ '( ., ( , . .1 ., ")', /J,/; . AI /l f?~;Ib~ '.." MaYOr4~S1oner ~ ~ . ,,\ ';,:.; l. ~ f' . At~est ~,\\ \ ",,' ','l". ~>:'~'( \' "":,,, "<:Lj";::"" :'- " ~ . c '. h, ~ ::.' ,'o" ;11/ ~ ~'D~~~trl\\C .t~,,:Cl~,rk ~ . I . '. 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',..:,' ;." ~.~~. :t\~~:. ~u~';;: ',,~~' ~ ~:J :.'\~; ',~ .~. '. . }::.~ :~;:.,~~.~,~~*~~'>,:. ~:~'- "'\"~k~ ~~;;:~. t.: ' , '. . . ':<".' " ~Jr~\:;. ..; ". .)~ , .I~"'bt . rINAL AGENDA - City CommL..Lon M..tLnq - Hay 18, 1978 ITEM ACTION - 1. Invocation . 2. Pl.dq. at Al1.ql.nc. 3. Introduction. .nd Award. 4. S.rvica AW.r~' (i,30 A.M.1 5. City Comml..1on Minut.. ot the ~.qular M..tine; at May 4, U71 5. ,,7. I. city Manaq.r R.port. Con..nt ...q.nd. policy - Indu.t:ial p.rk Prop.rty Sale. S.le at 2.54 ...cr.. ot Lot 2, Cl.arwat.r Indu.trial Park R.plat - po..r Marina L.... ~n.w.1. M.rin. Room No. 4 - L.... Ext.nl10n Pt.l1minary subdivi.ion Plat Approvall a. ~:.c~ 7, Coun~.id. IU.S. Homa) NE~ ~.c~ion 19-2IS-16! b. Tract G, Northwood E.tat.. (Blackburn) S.ction 32-285-161:: R.qu..t tor Alcoholic B.v.rAqe Zoninq - Pontillo'. Pizz.ria, 1407 Clev.land Street . D.dication ot "Woodqate Park" Annual External Audit, Filcal Year 77/79 Crelt Lake Park D.v.lopment Plnell.a County Maater Drainaqe Plan Entrance S1qn - Island Estates Subdivision B.ach Party - WQlCM rPA Grant Application: a. Test Validation b. 'ream :-tanaqemen~ 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 1G. 17. 18. 19. 20. Verbal Report. and Other p.ndinq ~tters Public Hearinqs (12130 P.M.) 21. Zoning Appeal - Michael H. ~11man - Lot 122, Woodqate of Country.ide .. 22. Amendinq %onin9 Atlas of City (P.R. 3/2/78 - City Initiat.d Zoning - Churche., etc.) 23. Fir.t Readlna - Ordinance No. 1768 (..e above) 24. a_qu..t. for Annexationl a. North 2 fe.t ot Lot 18 and the South 59.5 teet of tot 19, Suban', Subdivision (Lamb) b. Portion of N~ of Section 32-28S-16E (cityl c. Tract Lyinq in the SW~ of Section 20-29S-16E (O.S. Ham. I 25. Citizens ~o be Heard re Items Not on the Agenda City Attorney Reports 2G. S.cond Reading - Ordinance No. 1151 - Am.nding Zoninq Atlas ot City - Seville 27. Second Readinq -Ordinance No. 1177 - Vacating Alley in Coachman Heights Subdivision Revised (Dimmitt Car L.asing Inc. , Byars) 29. Second Readinq - Ordinance No. 1182 - Amending Section 18-5 at Cod. relatinq to appointment of Board of Mju..t:llent (, Appeal on Siqns 29. (Continued) First Reading - Ordinance No. 1776 - VAcatinq Alley 1n aellealr subdivision for- m.rly approved in 1946 30. Fir.t R'Ading - Ordinance No. L781 - Repealinq Ordinance No. 17G3 and Amending Zoning Atlas (P.M. 12/15/71 - Am.rican Oev. Corp. - Beckett Lake E.tat..) (correcting legal description) CONTINUED: 25. Walter Smith - parking problem north Beach area. Robert Bickerstaffe-opposed to Belmont area housing project. Acquire property to widen Greenwood and. Woodlawn. Murray Fuchs - questions on new garbage system .to be implemented. 26. Ord. 11751 adopted . .27.. Ord. ,11777. adopt.ed :1..28.' O'rd. '1782 adopted ~~:29. Ord. '1716. passed 1st <, ;:;30.. Ord. '1781 passed 1st i~;)11.ii(j~ii%~;.:~h~'i'(: ,,:'~ .. ..,', ,. n~.l ~ 9.\.J:~!I..~trlf.'''',ot~~''.>J.t/''''~':'.:r.cr,....~ "':', I" ",t;),...~ t: 0-.~, ..,"\..., (t~ ..~,. ,. reading ,reading .'. g .30 ....H. 1. commissioner Martin 2. Major McClamma . 3. Certificates of Appreciationl Henry McWhorter - P&R Roard Leon Hill - Artist in Residence proclamationst 5/21":5/21/78 5/21";5/28/79 6/5 -5/11/79 6/2 -6/3/78 Home Health Week Cultural Arts Week. Clw High Swim Team week Babe Ruth League Days Service pins awarded B employees Approved Approved Policy adopted, sale/purchase for labor intensive industrial only and not speculative 8. Approved 9. Approved:- Clearwater Marine Sales Barber Shop Realty & Insurance Office Service Station Approved extension maximum 3 months a. Approved subject to conditions b. Approval clarified to include 4 conditions Approved Sunday, May 21, 1978 ~eat, Marwick, Mitchell & Co. Audit Agreement extended 1 year First and second year development approved subject to Parking Plan approval ' Resolution #78-59 adopted - Manage- ment procedures & policy section adopted, technical section & Clear- water Plan recognized as interim . guides until completion of drainage basin study Approved with conditions Approved with conditions Filing applications and executing contracts app~oved: a. . Reso. #78-60 adopted b. Reso. #78-61 adopted City Manager.reported on bills before the legislature. 4. s. 6. 7. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. 19. 20. Approved amending deed for prop- erty exchange with School Board. WID. England appointed to 201 Tech~. nical Advisory Committee Reso. #78-62 Adopted opposing HB , 359 that would eliminate deep-well injection. HB 528 millage Certification - 'City Manager authorized to oppose 21. Denied fence 22. and 23. No citizens to speak. Ord. i1768 - Passed 1st Reading 24. a. Approved RS-60 with FD.2 b. Approved Public with FO 1 c. Approved CG with FD 1 25. Citizens: Walter Smith - suggestions to re~-' duce legal adver.tising costs.,;' . Ron Schult~ - Fence and plant re- moval, north end of Clearwater Beach resulting in erosion to abu~tin9 property~ . , <, " . , . .,' , '_"'~ :." ~Lf<~~..:' ," , "Ii,.' ',d-r '". " . f ~" . J .. I '. "":; . '\ ./ / I L 'I' , , '. ~ ,... ~ '. . ;T. :~,~.(; May 18, 1978 '!J..u.~lI!lf.1'V; ~~~ : - ~!m.\:;;~:,'~';f~_ \. <, - ~_-~I._.,L , ",r... -. ", ~~~_(:"'l.:~,~. ....',~~ ~r'4 -..., .~!i't\If'4.~_ ,-'!.,~'-"!'!~~~~~~'~L.,..-.!~~jt!_-~~ .