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CITY COMMISSION MEETING
August 3, 1978
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The City Commission of the City of C!earwatermet in
regular session at the City Hall, Thursday, August 3, 1978, at
9:30 a.m., with the following members present:
Charles F. LeCher
Karleen F. DeB!aker
Karen Martin
William Nunamaker
Richard E. Tenney
Mayor/Commissioner
Vice-Mayor/Commissioner
Commissioner
Commissioner
conunissioner
Also present were:
Michael Paroby
Frank Kowalski
Max Battle
Frank Daniels
Acting City Manager
Chief Asst. City
Attorney
city Engineer
Police Chief
The Mayor called the meeting to order. The Pledge of
Allegiance was led by Chief 'Daniels and the invocation was
given by the Reverend Char1es'Stopford of First United Metho-
dist Church.
ITEM i3 - Introductions and Awards.
Two visitors from Finland were presented Keys to the City.
ITEM #4 - Minutes.
commissioner DeBlaker moved that the minutes of the regu-
lar meeting of July 20, 1978, be approved as recorded and as
submitted in written summation by the Clerk to each Commission-
er. . Motion was seconded by Commissioner Nunamaker and carried
unanimously.
ITEM i5 - Presentation - liOn a Clearwater Day You Can Play
Forever Weekend. II
Jim Casey of the Greater Clearwater Visitors Bureau,
presented a proposal for a promotional campaign for the week-
end of September 23 and 24, 1978, in which a variety of activi-
ties and participation contests have been planned. The object
of the weekend is to establish a greater awareness of the im-
portance of tourism among all bUf!inesses an::1 the public in gener-
al. There will be a radio audience contest to pick a winner
who will name a couple from anywhere in continental USA to be
brought here for a week's vacation.
Commissioner Nunamaker moved that the City participate in
the program but with no monetary contribution. Commissioner
Martin seconded the motion which carried unanimously.
ITEM 16 - Consent Agenda.
6.0 Community Impact Statement, Island Estates Villas, N~ of
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6..1 Requests for Rezoning (For .Referral) z
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a. All of Lots 23 and 26, PinellaE!l Groves Sub,. in NE~ of
section 19-29-16 and part of Lot 388 and ,all af.
Lots 389 through 395 inclusive, unit 4, Morning.ide
Esta tes.. and Penthouse Villas. of Morningside, from
CTF-28 (commercial/tourist facilities) to RM-28
(high density, multi-family) - Penthouse Villas of
Morningside Condominium, Jacobson-Turk at a1 and
P. T. Kay et UK. City application.
b. Portion of the NE~ of section 7-29-16 from RCPD
(residential-commercial planned development) to
CTF-24 (commercial/tourist facilities) - clearwater
Federal Savings and I,oan Association (Royal Ra~quet
Club) .
c. SE~ of the NW~ of Section 1-29-15 from RM-l2 (multi-'
family residential) to RN-2B (high ciensity,.multi-
family) - Richard W. Cope, Trustee.
d. Lot 60, L1oyd-white-Skinner SUbdivision, from RM-28
(high density, multi-family) to CG (general business)
Helen Rohn. '
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6.2 Bids:
a. Self-supporting communications tower (materials and
labor for structural modifications and foundation work
required to accom~te installation of two (2) addi-
tionalantennas and tranmission lines). Contract awarded
to Casey's Tower service, Orlando, Florida $6,000~00.
b. Contract for demOlition, Minimum Housing Code Violation,
1307 North Myrtle Avenue, Lots 1 through 5, inclusive,
John William Subdivision less existing road right-of-
way, Fordman J. and Helen L. Beach, Jr. (Resolution
#78-75),3 bids, low bid, Sonny Glasbrenner, Inc.,
Largo $540.00
6.3 Rezoning Residential Planned Development (RPD) Districts -
City initiated. (For referral):
To:
RS-SO - C. McVeigh
RM-l2 - B. Heise et ux and I. Douglas
RS-75 - Dynamic Investments, Inc.
RCP(partial) to RM-12 - FBC Land Company
RPQ6~-g1vigaBtia5t ~~ C : rA5~ of Clearwater
~-~O - Kapok ~r~e inn, ~nc.
(Partial) to P - City of Clearwater
RS-60 - Bayhill Development Corp. and James E.
Stevenson
rsp - Clearwater.Community Hospital, Inc.
Commissioner DeBlaker moved to approve items on the Final
Consent Agenda and that the appropriate officials be authorized
to execute same.' Commissioner Tenney seconded the motion which
carried unanimously. .
ITEM 17 - Resol~tion 178-87 - Lot Mowing List 16.
Commissioner DeBlaker moved to: pass and adopt Resolution.. .
'78-87,and.to authorize the appropriate officials to~execute
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game. Commissioner Tenney seconded the motion. Upon roll call
the vote waSt
"Ayes"t DeBlaker, Martin, Nunamaker, Tenney and
LeCher.
"Nays": None.
ITEM 18 - City Hall Annex Parking Lot.
At a prior meeting, the City Commission restricted short-
term parking on the East lot of the Annex for citizens doi~g
business there. A recently conducted survey noted the average
number of parked vehicles was 21. The recommendation is staff
cars of employees whose duties require them to make .trips to
and from the Annex periodically during the day, be permitted to park.
The 33 spaces next to Missouri Avenue would be reserved for
staff cars and 57 spaces for citizens.
Commissioner Martin moved to approve the staff recommenda~,
tion, and if additional spaces are required, staff come back to
the Commission. Commissioner Nunamaker seconded the motion which
carried unanimously.
ITEM #9 -'Swimming Pool - East Clearwater.
The Acting City Manager reported that a swimming pool the
same size as the Norton Park pool would cost approximately
$325,000, which is considerably over the budgeted funds.
Staff recommends deferring development until additional sites
can be reviewed.
Commissioner DeBlaker moved that staff consider a smaller
pool and alternative sites. commissioner Martin seconded the
motion which carried unanimously.
ITEM #10 - Request of Mrs. Elaina Genna to Place a Statue
for One Day Viewing in Coachman Park.
The statue of "Our Lady" would be placed in Coachman Park
on August 13, 1978, at 9 a.m. and removed the same day at 9 p.m.
Commissioner Martin moved to approve the request, with
staff instructed to enter into a contractual arrangement re-
lieving the city of any responsiblity for damages. Commis-
sioner Nunamaker seconded the motion which carried unanimously.
ITEM #11 - Enterprise Road.
When this road is completed it will comprise a continuous
street and the staff recommendation is to name it "Enterprise
Road" for that section of County Road 102 within the City of
Clearwater, as well as the extension west of US 19 northerly
to its connection with the existing Enterprise Road. A deed
for necessary right-of-way has been received.
Commissioner DeBlaker moved to approve the staff recommen-
dation. Commissioner Nunamaker seconded the motion which car-
ried unanimously.
ITEM t12 - Charter Tour Bus Permit Request - Whitley
Li~~usine Service, Inc. (Continued from 7/20/78).
" This item was continued to permit the Central pinellas
, . Transit Authority to make a recommendation. A letter from
,..,.,....;: Kenneth E. Easley, Attorney for,CPTA, dated July 31,1978,
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The applicant was not present.
Commissioner Nunamaker moved to deny the request. Com-
missioner DeBlaker seconded the motion whioh carried unani-
mously.
ITEM '13 - Agreement for Sanitary Sewer, Lot 6, Terra
Alto Estates, James A. and Carolyn R. Baker.
This property is located on Otten street west of Highland
Avenue and is contiguous to existing city limits but cannot be
annexed because it would create an enclave. The owner plans
construction of a single family home.
Commissioner Martin moved to approve the agreement for
sanitary sewer for Lot 6, Terra Alto Estates, James Bake~and
that the appropriate officials be authorized to execute same.
Commissioner Nunamaker seconded the motion which carried
unanimously.
ITEM #14 - Clearwater Baseball World - Lease Agreement.
Richard Kelly has requested use of Carpenter Field for a
baseball school. He has used the ,field on different occasions
and met all obligations to the Parks and Recreation Department.
Commissioner Nunamaker moved to approve the agreement for
a baseball school (Clea~~ater Baseball World) from December
15, 1978 through January 4, 1979, and to authorize the appro-
priate officials to execute same. Commissioner DeBlaker sec-
onded.the motion which carried unanimously.
ITEM #15 - Preliminary site Plan Reviews:
a. Sunset North Shopping Plaza, Lot 2, less the
East 200 feet and less S.R. 588, Blackburn Sub-
division. (Comex, Inc.)
The proposed shopping plaza is on 1.6 acres on Sunset
Point Road at Lawson Drive just west of US 19. This revised
site plan reduced the size of the structure to 18,685 square
feet and will be located in a CP zoning district.
William Johnson, attorney representing the applicant, re-
ported the landscaping plan had been approved'but the drainage
plan is under consideration and the on-site retention will have
to be approved before a building permit will be issued.
The Planning and Zoning Board recommended the revised plan
be approved and the Planning Director concurs in the recommenda-
tion.
Commissioner Martin moved to approve the preliminary site
plan for Sunset North Shopping Plaza, subject to approval by
the Public Works Department of the provisions for on-site re-
tention of surface water runoff. Commissioner DeBlaker seconded
the motion which carried unanimously.
b. Island Estates Villas; N~ of Section B-29-15 -
J. S. Services of Florida.
, . The applicant proposes a 52-unit condominium project on
pr9pe~ty located between Windward and Dory Passages on Island
;' Estates.. The existing zoni~g' district is CG which permits
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The Planning and Zoning Board recommended approval subject
to, satisfaction of the easement problems and the Planning
Director concurs in the recommendation.
The Planning Director reported the City will initiate
rezoning to a proper zone shortly.
Commissioner DeBlaker moved to approve the preliminary
site plan for Island Estates Villas, subject to: 1) Vacation
of all or necessary portion of 40-foot x gO-foot utility ease-
ment at southwest corner of property adjacent to Windward
Passagel and 2) Dedication of easement as necessary at north
end of parcel at Dory Passage to provide for existing storm
sewer. Commissioner Martin seconded the motion which carried
unanimously.
c. Hickory Grove Condominium, Lot 4, Block 13,
Turner's Subdivision #3. - phase I Homes.
The applicant proposes a l4-unit condominium project to
be located at Lime Avenue and Turner Street on the bayfront.
There will be two separate structures--a 4-story, B-unit,apart-
ment at the foot of the bluff and a 2-story, 6-unit town house
structure on the bluff.
The Planning and Zoning Board recommended approval of the
revised plan subject to conditions and the Planning Director
concurs in the recommendation.
Ralph Hansen, Jr., engineer for the project, reported they
were requesting two 7-inch variances on the side setback lines.
The property is at a l2.B-foot level and meets floodplain re- .
quirernents.
The Planning Director reported the applicant made many
changes to the plan to conform to City Code.
Commissioner Martin moved to approve the preliminary site
plan for HiCkory Grove Condominium subject to the following
conditions: 1) The southeast corner of.the lower 4-story build-
ing not extend beyond (toward Lime Avenue) the 7 foot contour
interval as established on the site 2) The westerly-most park-
ing spaces not extend beyond (toward the waterfront) the 20
foot contour as established on the site 3) Subject to a vari-
ance by the Board of Adjustment and Appeal on Zoning not to
exceed two (2) feet in total for the respective side yard -
waterfront setback requirements. Commissioner Nunamaker sec-
onded the motion which carried unanimously.
d. Norton Apartments, S~ of Section 22-29-15 -
Bradley Properties.
The project is sponsored by HUD and will be a 4B-unit
apartment project located on South Greenwood Avenue. It is a
Section 8 rental program and will provide 8 I-bedroom,18 2-
bedrooms, 16 3-bedrooms and 6 4-bedroom units.
The Planning and Zoning Board, on July 11th, recommended
approval subject to conditions which have been made to the re-
vised plan, and the planning Director concurs in the recommenda-
tion.
'Commission discussed the traffic problem, the single exit/
entrance, drainage, and a 6-foot chain link fence to be land-
.scaped with a gate to the Norton Park pool area.
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Dick Funk of Bradley Properties, responded to Commission
questions on the projeot and stated they are the owners,
builders, and managers of the property. The 48 units are
within the density allowed in an RM-28 zoning district.
Pattie Hole spoke in objection to the project.
The City Engineer reported development of the project
should help ,to alleviate the drainage problem.
Commissioner Nunamaker moved to approve the preliminary
site plan for Norton Apartments subject to the sidewalk being
extended around the parking area adjacent to the community
building so as to connect with the walkway as now proposed and
subject to all City requirements. Commissioner DeBlaker seconded
the motion which carried unanimously.
e. Clearwater Beach Bank Branch and Drew Street
Pla~a, NE~ of Section 13-29-15 - Dijon and
Schneider.
The applicant has proposed a branch bank and 16-store
commercial plaza to be located on Drew Street between Main and
Starcrest Avenues in a CG zoning district classification.
Walter Walker, engineer representing the developer, pre-
sented the plan for the Shopping center with parking access
from the side streets only. He stated they would be exceeding
landscaping requirements and a buffer zone will be landscaped
on the south property line.
The Chief Planner, David Healey, reported the plan had
been revised several times.
The applicant's plan was marked 4A and the Chief Planner's
plan marked 4B.
Commissioner Martin moved to deny approval of the prelim-
inary site plan. Commissioner OeBlaker seconded the motion.
Discussion ensued on parking and the number and placement of
parking spaces. The developer meets minimum parking require-
ments but the Planning Department felt there was too much lot
coverage for the size of the property. The applicant had agreed
to make the access routes one-way but preferred to meet'the City
requirements on parking. The city's contention was that there
were ten parking spaces not required. Commissioner Martin with-
drew her motion and moved to approve Plan 4B which eliminates
a two-way drive and ten parking spaces. Commissioner Nuna~aker
seconded the motion which carried unanimously.
Commission
at 12:45 p.m.
recessed for lunch at 11:45 a.m. and resumed
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Public Hearings
ITEM 119 - A Public Hearing on, Lot Mowing Resolution
#78-86, List #5.
The City Attorney explained the purpose of this pUblic
hearing and requested City Inspector Willard Stewart report on
the status of lot Clearing actions. The City Inspector reported
the lots remaining to be ,cleared constituted a menace to public
health, safety and welfare. There were no objections.
Commissioner DeBlaker moved that Resolution #78-86, passed
,~uly 20, 1978,. be confirmed and made effective as to all persons
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and parcels listed thereon, except for those whose lots have
been verified as being cleared and those who have paid the
City for the clearing, and that the proper'City officials and
employees be directed to proceed in accordance with law,to see
that the lots are cleared. Motion was seconded by Commissioner
Martin.. Upon roll call the vote was:
"Ayes": DeBlaker, Martin, Nunamaker, Tenney and
LeCher.
"Nays": None.
ITEM 420 - A Public Hearing on Violation of Standard
Building Code, 1103 Railroad Avenue, Elijah Prophet Jones, Jr.
and Christine Miller (formerly Christine Jones); and
ITEM #21 - Resolution #78-88 - Declaring Building to be an
Unsafe Building. (Both items continued from 7/20/78).
Lot 11 and West Half (W~) of vacated street (formerly
Ficht Avenue), less R/W of Railroad Avenue,
Unnumbered Block, Palm Park Subdivision.
These items were continued to allow the owner of record
additional time to obtain a rehabilitation loan. The owner
was not present.
Commissioner Nunamaker, who had inspected the site, re-
ported it was in poor condition and should be demolished.
Photos and a memo presented at the prior meeting were
made a part of the record.
There was no one to speak in objection.
Commissioner Martin moved to pass and adopt Resolution
#78-88, upholding the findings of the Building Inspector, and
to authorize the appropriate officials to execute same. Com-
missioner DeBlaker seconded the motion. Upon roll call the
vote was:
IIAyesll :
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DeBlaker, Martin, Nunamaker and LeCher.
Tenney. Motion carried.
ITEM #22 - A Public Hearing on Request to Vacate Alley
South of Lot 1, Block 46A, Mandalay Subdivision, on the East
Side of Bruce Avenue. - Ronald Fitzgerald.
Various City departments have no objection to the vacation,
but recommend if vacated, it should be retained full width as a
drainage and utility easement.
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The purchaser of the property proposes to divide the
existing house which covers four lots, into two separate houses
covering two lots apiece.
The Acting City Manager reported a fence is encroaching
on the alley. Scott Douglas, attorney for new owner Robert
saltzste~state~ the fence would be moved if there was an
encroachment. When the house is divided a portion will be
moved to the south and although the alley is vacated the
easement may. be used as part of the setback requirement.
Discussion ensued on the size of the property if divided
into two l6ts and the minimum requirement of 50 feet for each
lot.
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One adjacent property owner spoke in support and several
spoke in opposition. A petition with 19 signatures in objection
was presented.
commission expressed concerns about splitting the
residence, the small size of the lots, indequate reasons for.
the request, and the minimum lot size requirement beinq met
only if the alley ia vacated.
Commissioner DeB1aker moved to deny the request. commis-
sioner Martin seconded the motion. Mr. Scott stated splitting
the home would improve ,the neighborhood and requested a continu-
ance. commissioner Martin withdrew her second and the motion
died for lack of a second.
Commissioner DeBlaker moved to continue this item to the'
next regular scheduled meeting, August 17, 1978, at 12:30 p.m.
Commissioner Martin seconded the motion. Upon the vote being
taken, Commissioners Nunamaker and Martin and the Mayor voted
"Aye"; Commissioners Tenney and DeBlaker voted "Nay." Motion
carried.
ITEM #23 - A Public Hearing on'the Zoning Appeal of
Dorothy Eppelein, Lot 18, Block 3, Overbrook Subdivi~ion.
This property is located at 1356 Park Street and is zoned
CG (business). The applicant requests a variance of 10.7 feet
from the 25 feet required to permit an addition to be construc-
ted with a 14.3 foot setback from property line abutting street
~i9ht-of-way.
The applicant was present and stated she needed additional
square feet of living area in order to accommodate a paraplegic
son who is presently living on the East Coast.
Commissioner Martin moved to approve the request. Commis-
sioner Nunamaker seconded the motion. There was no one to
speak in objection. Motion carried unanimously.
ITEM *24 - A Public Hearing on the Zoning Appeal of E. R.
Meyers, Lots 17 through 26, Block J, Belmont 2nd Addition.
The applicant has requested a special exception to con-
struct an addition of approximately 5,000 square feet to an
existing building, for a small personal warehouse facility on
property located north of Belleair Road between Railroad and
Scranton Avenues. This property is in a CG (business) zone
and a warehouse is allowed only as a special exception with
no more than five thousand (5,000) square feet of storage area.
William Johnson, Attorney, stated the plans have been
revised for a building 60x60.which will make better use of the
existing open space and will. be 20 feet from the property line.
The two buildings will comprise 5,900 square feet for a ware-
housing operation.
Discussion ensued on request for a special exception with
a variance. The ingress and egress is on Scranton Avenue. .
Commissioner DeB1aker moved to approve the request and to
allow up to 5,000 square feet of storage area in the combined
buildings with a 20 foot setback from the north property line
and. lot coverage not to exceed 45%. Commissioner Tenney sec-
onded the.motion. No one spoke in objection.
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Upon the vote being taken, CommiBsioners.DeBlaker, Nuna-
maker, Tenney and the Mayor voted "Aye"1commiasioner Martin
voted "N~Y." Motion carried.
ITEM 125 - A Public Hearing on Requests for Annexation.
a. Begin at SW corner of NE~ of Section 1-29-15,
run N 270.06 ft., E 30.01 ft. to POB, E 163.03
ft., S 220.05 ft., W 153.02 ft., NW'ly 19.05
ft., N 204.40 ft. to POB, together with abut-
ting R/W of Hercules Avenue. Requesting CG
(business) zoning and Fire District 11 classi-
fication. - First Gulf Beach Bank and Trust
Company.
This .7-acre property is located on the northeast corner
of Sunset point Road and Hercules Avenue.
The Planning and Zoning Board and the Planning Director
recommend approval.
The applicant was not present and Commissioner DeBlaker
moved to continue this item to the regular meeting of August
17, 1978, at 12:30 p.m. Commissioner Nunamaker seconded the
motion. Upon the vote being taken, Commissioners DeBlaker
and Nunamaker and the Mayor voted "Aye"; Commissioners Martin
and Tenney voted "Nay." Motion failed as four affirmative
votes are required for continuance.
Commissioner Martin moved to approve the annexation with
CG zoning and Fire District #1 and to instruct the City Attor-
ney to include this in an ordinance. Commissioner Nunamaker
seconded the motion. No one spoke in objection. Upon the
vote being taken, Commissioners Martin, Nunamaker and Tenney
and the Mayor voted "Aye"; Commissioner DeBlaker voted "Nay."
Motion carried. . .
b. Part of Lot 10, Pinel1as Groves in SE~ of Sec-
tion 19-29-16 described as follows: Begin at
SW corner of NW~ of SE~ of Section 19-29-16,
run E 472.19 ft., N 270.07 ft. to the POB, N
39.93 ft., E 25.0 ft., S 39.95 ft., W 25.02
ft. to POB. Requesting RS-60 (single family)
zoning and Fire District #2 classification.
-(Rosetree court) U.S. Home Corporation, Flor-
ida Land Development/Central Division.
This .023-acre property is located north of Nursery Road
east of Stewart Boulevard and was an oversight at the time
of annexation of the larger parcel.
Commissioner Martin moved to approve the annexation,
waive the annexation fee, and establish Rs~60 zoning and Fire
District 12, and to instruct the City Attorney .to include this
in an ordinance. Commissioner Nunamaker seconded the motion.
No one spoke in objection. Motion carried unanimously.
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Begin SW corner of SE~ of NW~ Section 11-29-15,
run ~ 665.51 ft. on E/W centerline, E 30 ft. to
POB, N 332.76 ft., E 112.5 ft., SW'ly along
S.C.L., Railroad 343.27 ft. W 25.74 ft. to POB
.(M&B 22). Requesting CG (business) zoning and
Fire..Distric,t. #1 classificat.ion. - Arlene and
. ,. Henry C. Walt.ers.
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commission returned to City Manager Reports.
ITEM 116 - Appointment of Advisory Board Members.
Commission discussed several names that have been submit-
ted for consideration to fill the vacancies on the various
boards. Commissioner Nunamaker requested the two names he had
submitted for the Mobile Home Park Board be relisted.
a. Parks and Recreation Board.
Commissioner DeBlaker moved to appoint Frank Marchiselli
to the Parks and Recreation Board. Commissioner Nunamaker
seconded the motion. Upon the vote being taken, Commissioners
DeBlaker and Nunamaker voted "Aye": Commissioners Tenney.and
Martin and the Mayor voted "Nay." Motion failed.
Commissioner Martin moved to appoint Charles A. Meeks to
the Parks and Recreation Board. Commissioner Tenney seconded
the motion which carried unanimously.
Commissioner Martin moved to appoint Graydon R. Howe to
the Parks and Recreation Board. Commissioner Nunamaker sec-
onded the motion which carried unanimously.
b. Community Relations Board.
CommissionerDeBlaker moved to continue this item until
the ordinance had been considered. Commissioner Martin sec-c
onded the motion which carried unanimously.
c. Beautification Committee.
Commissioner Martin moved to appoint James A.' Martin, Jr.
to-the Beautification 'Committee. 'Commissioner Tenney seconded
. the motion. Upon the vote being taken,' 'Commissioners -Martin,
Nunamaker' and Tenney 'and' Mayor LeCher voted "Aye": Commissioner
DeBlaker voted "Nay." Motion carried.
Commissioner OeBlaker moved to appoint Mrs. Lewis Wolfe
and Don Alexander to the Beautification Committee. Commis-
sioner Martin seconded the motion which carried unanimously.
d. Mobile Home Park Board.
. commissioner OeBlaker moved to continue this item until
the other two names are returned to the list. Commissioner
Nunamaker seconded the motion which carried unanimously.
ITEM il7 - Bid - Tentative Award of Contract for Test and
Monitor Wells, Effluent Disposal Well Investigation (EPA Grant
C12046l020, low bid, Meridith Corporation, Orlando,
$1,213,514.00.
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City Manager 'to award contract to Meridith Corporation in the
amount of $1,213,514.00 which is the lowest "and best responsi-
ble bid, and to authorize the appropriate official.s to execute
said contract which shall be'in accordance with the plans,
, specifications and. bid. Motion was seconded by Commissioner
Nunamaker and carried unanimously.
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ITEM 118 - Verbal Reports and Other Pendinq Matterl
purchase of 5-Acre Tract of Land from Paul A.
Giuliani, II and Joseph F. Giuliani, Sr.
(S~ of SE. of aw. of NE~, Section 21-28-16).
The AotingCity Manager reported the owners of this five
acre tract adjacent to the Northeast Sanitary Treatment Plant
will accept an option to purchase for six (6) months with a
'I ten per cent (lOt) down payment. Commissioner Martin moved
to approve the purchase of four (4) acres, and one (1) acre
to be donated by the owners for the agreed upon price of sixty
thousand dollars ($60,000.00) and to authorize the appropriate
officials to execute same. Commissioner DeBlaker seconded the
motion which carried unanimously.
ITEM 126 - Citizens to be Heard Re Items Not Appearing on
the Agenda. .
Harold Hansen requested wilson Boulevard be made a through
street from Edgewater Drive to Doulgas Avenue and that streets
in that area. be resurfaced. The City Engineer suggested Mr.
Hanson petition for an assessment project.
Jane Soltis presented a petition with 36B signatures op-
posing Belcher Road Extension, which she read into the record.
Commissioner Martin moved that a status report be ,prepared
by the Traffic Engineer addressing the Belcher Road extension
and the negative and positive impact on Clearwater residents.
Commissioner Nunamaker seconded the motion which carried unani-
mously.
Walter Smith commended Betty Haeseker and Frank Kowalski.
He stated right-of-ways should be open to all citizens and re-
quested a public hearing be scheduled for the Carlouel fence .
problem.
John Hamilton requested information on when Nash street
would be repaired.
Murray Fuchs requested paving on Keene Road between
Greenlea Drive and Carlisle Street. The City Engineer sug-
gested Mr. Fuchs petition for an assessment project.
Howard Groth reminded the Commission that no action
was supposed to be taken under the Citizens to be Heard
i tern.
City Attorney Reports
ITEM #27 - First Reading, Ordinance 41806 - Annexing Lots
4B and 49, Del Oro Gardens Subdivision (Public Hearing, 6/1/78,
C. Joseph).
, The Chief Assistant City Attorney stated he would read
Ordinance #1806 by title only unless there was a request to
read in its entirety. The ordinance was read by title only.
Commissioner Martin moved that Ordinance #lB06 be passed on
its first reading. Motion was seconded by Commissioner
DeBlaker. Upon roll call the vote Was:
,"Ayes" :
DeBlaker, Martin, Nunamaker, Tenney and
LeCher.
None.
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Item '2B ~ Firat Reading, Ordinanoe ,lB07 -Amending
Zoning Atlas to Zone Proporty Annexed in Ordinance 'lB06.
The City Attorney presented Ordinance IIB07 for first
reading. commissioner DeBlaker moved that Ordinance 11807 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:
UAyesu: DeBlaker, Martin, Nunamaker, Tenney and
LeCher.
"Nays": None.
The ordinance was read by title only. Commissioner
Martin moved that Ordinance #1807 be passed on its first read-
ing. Motion was seconded by Commissioner DeBlaker. Upon roll
call the vote was:
"Ayes": DeBlaker, Martin, Nunamaker,.Tenney and
LeCher.
"Naysll: None.
ITEM #29 - For Direction, Ordinance #1814 - Amending
Zoning Atlas to Zone Portions of North Greenwood, Phase I.
(Public Hearing 6/15/78 - City Initiated).
Commissioner DeBlaker moved that the City Clerk be in-
structed to advertise Ordinance #1814. Commissioner Martin
seconded the rn~tion which carried unanimously.
ITEM #30 - Resolution #78-89 - Dedicating 40 Foot Drain-
age Easement in the NE~ of Section 9-29-16.
commissioner DeBlaker moved to pass and adopt Resolution
#78-89 and to authorize the appropriate officials to execute
same. Commissioner Tenney seconded the motion. Upon roll
call the vote was:
. n Ayes n : DeBlaker, Martin, Nunamaker, Tenney and
LeCher.
"Nays" : None.
ITEM #31 - Resolution #78-90 - Authorizing City Attorney
to Bring an Action to Recover Damages to Two Benches.
Commissioner Martin moved to pass and adopt Resoiution
#78-90 and to authorize the appropriate officials to execute
same. Commissioner DeBlaker seconded the motion. Upon roll
call the vote Was:
UAyesll: DeBlaker, Martin, Nunamaker, Tenney and
LeCher.
IINaysll: None
ITEM #32 - Authorizing Execution of Note to Barnett Bank
(Refuse Transfer Station, $127,500).
.commissioner Martin moved to authorize the appropriate
officials to execute same. commissioner DeBlaker seconded
the motion which carried unanimously.
ITEM #33 - Resolution #78-91 - Dedicating utility Ease-
ment in Lot l3,Clearwater.lndustria1 Park.
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call the vote was:
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ITEM - Resolution '78-92 - Authorization to Defend the
city Aga,inst Dimmitt Chevrolet Suit Re Water Charges.
Commissioner Martin moved to pass and adopt Resolution
178-92 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.
lINaysll: None.
ITEM #34 - Other Commission Action.
Commissioner DeBlaker
Requested the camphor tree in the northeast corner at
the intersection of U.S. 19 and State Road 60 be protected by
a small park in the area. She expressed concerns about sub-
sidized housing projects and the Commission having no input.
She reported on Representative Kiser's remarks at a re-
cent Mayors Council meeting re Proposition 13.
commissioner Nunamaker
Requested a status report on the acceptance or rejection
of the offer on the airpark property.
Commissioner Martin
Discussed the urban reinvestment task force meeting,
August 7 through 9, 1978, at Crystal River, and expressed dis-
pleasure about the out of town meeting. She also requested
that the expenditure reports be submitted monthly by the task
force.
commissioner Nunamaker
Reported a meeting at 1 p.m. Friday between the attorneys
on the Finkenbinder property to discuss securing right-of-way
for Sunnydale Boulevard through to Belcher Road.
Commissioner Martin
Requested a status report from the Traffic Engineer on
the traffic to and from the Beach. Requested the Traffic En-
gineer present the facts to the Metropolitan Planning Organi-
zation and request priority status for widening Memorial
Causeway and a new bridge. Discussion ensued on the ultimate
solution being a rapid transit system. Consensus was a reso-
lution would be in order requesting the MPO consider the
problem.
commissioner Tenney
Discussed destruction of the mangroves on Sand Key by
U.S.' Steel and requested the Traffic Engineer respond on a
proposal for a 20 miles per hour speed limit within the City.
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FtNAL AGE~DA ~ City commi..ion M..t!n9 ~ Auqu.t 3, 1978
ITEM ACTION
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1. InvCloat:J,.on
2. ~1.4q. of All'91anc.
3. Introduction. and Award.
4. City Commi..ion Hinut.. of ~'9u1.r M..tlnq of
July 20, 1918
City H.nlq.r ~.port.
5. pr...ntation - "on a Cl.ar~.t'r Day You Can
PlIV Fonv.r W..r<.nd"
e. Con..nt Aq.ndl
7. Lot Ho~ln9 R..olution ~ L1.t '6
8~! C1 ty K.ll Ann'l( Parkll\9 Lot
9. Swi/MlJ.nq Pool ~ E'ut Clbrwat.l'
10. R.qu..t of Mr.. tlain& G.nna ~oP1ac. a St:~t:u.
1n Coaehnlan pull. .
11. E'nt.rpri.. Road ,
12. (Continu.d) Chart.r tour bus p.rmit nlquut -
Whitl.y Limou.in. S.rvice, Inc.
13. Aqr..ment tor sanitary Sew.r ~ Jam.. ~. Baker.
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l~. Clearwater Ba.eball World - Lease Aqreemant
15. pr'l~inary Sit. Plan Revlew.~
a. Sunset: North Shoppinq PLAza, Sac. 6-29S-16E
(Cctaex, Inc.l
b. Island Estates Villasl N~ or Sec. 8-29S-1SE
(J.S. Services of Florida - Kuennekel
c. tot 4, Block 13, Turner's Sub. OJ. Hickory
Grove condo (Phase I Homes)
d. Uorton ;"pta. S~ Sec. 22-29-1SE 19r<l.dley
Properties)
e. ~E~ o~ Sec. lJ-29s-1SE - Clearwater Beach
Bank - Dre~ St. Plaza IDijon & schneider)
16. Ap~ointrnent of Advisory aoa~d Membersl
A. PArka & Recreation
b. community Relations Board
c. aeaut1ficatian Committee
d. Mobile Home park Board
17. Bid:
Tentative Award of Contract for Test and
Monitor Wells, Effluent Disposal Well
Investigation - C120461020. low bid,
~ter idith Corp.. Or Lando S 1,213 , 514
IS. Verbal Reports & Other pending Matters
Public Hearinas (12:30 P.M.1
19. Lot Mowing Resolution '78-86 - List ~S
20. (Continuedl Violation of Standard Building Code
- 1103 RailrOAd Avenue, Jones & }liller
21. (Continued) Resolution - DeClaring auildinq to
be Unsafe ISame as above item)
22..VAcation Request - Alley s. of Lot 1. Block 46A.
Mandalay Sub. (Fitzgerald)
23. Zoning Appeal - Dorothy Eppelein - Lot: lB. Block
3. Overbrook sub.
24. Zoning AppeAL - E. R. Meyers ~ Lots 17 through
26, Slock J. Belmont 2nd Addition
25. Requesta for Annexation:
a. NE~ of Section l-29S-1St (1st Gulf Beach
Bank And Trust Co.l
b. Portion of SE~ Section 19-29S-1GE (U.S.
Home - Roaetree Court}
c. Portion of NW~ Section ll-29S-1SE (Walters)
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1. Chief Daniela
2. Rev. Charles stopford'
Methodist Church
3. Visitors from Finland,pre8ented Keys
to City . .
4. Approved
5. Jim Casey Clearwater Visitors
Bureau discussed proposal
6. Approved
7. ReBa. .78-87 adopted
8. Approved staff parking
9. Staff consider smaller pool and
alternative sites
Approved
Approved the name for proposed road
Denied
Approved
Approved
a. Approved with appropriate land-
scaping
b. Approved subject to conditions
c. Approved SUbject to conditions
d. Approved subject to compliance
with city requirements.
e. Approved plan 4B
16. a. Meeks and Howe
b. Continued
c. Martin, Wolfe, Alexander
d. Continued
17. Approved
18. Approved purchase Guiliani p~op~rty,
19.. Confirmed Reso. .78-86
20. Demolish building
21. Reso. '78-88 adopted
22. continued 8/17/78
23. Approved setback variance
24. Approved special'exception with
conditions
25. Annexations: '
a. Approved CG - FOil
b. Approved RS-60 - FD#2
c. Withdralffi
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