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GITY COMh1I55IC}N Af��?TING
December 2�.� 1978
The City Commission a� the C�.ty of Clearw�ter met in
xegu�.ar sessian at the City H�I1, Thuxsday, Dec�mber 21, 1978,
at 9:3U a.m., wi�h �he Followi.ng members pxesent:
Charles F. LeCher
Karleen �, D�Blaker
Karen Martxn
Wil�iam Nunamaker
Richard E. Tenn�y
Also pre5ent were:
AntHony 5haemaker
Frank Kowa�ski
Thomas A. Bustin
Atax Battle
David Healey
Frank AanieZs
Lucille Wil].iams
niayor/Cammissi.oner
Vice-A4ayar/Cammissioner
Cammissionar
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Commissioner �
CiCy Manager �
Chie£ Ass�. Gi�y A�C�orney [to 10:45
City A�torney a.m.)
City �ngi,ne�r �
Planning D,irectnr . .
Police Ch�ef
City C�erk
The Aiayor cal�.ed the meeting �o oxder. Chief Daniel�
led �he invaca�zon and Pledge ot A17.egiance.
IT�M #3 � Introducti,ons F� Awards.
Wa.11iam Adier preser�ted �he first $1�4,Da0 �he�k to
the City fox l��rary impravements. Airs. Adler was p�resented
a reading tab�.e as a gzft from the City.
Roy CadweZl presen�ed a copy of his b4nk, "A Sparkling
��.ty," to Alayor LeCher.
A Proclamtion w�s issued na�ning January "Miniature Art
Month."
Pau1 Eppling, Ar�ist-�.n-Residence, was presenx�d a$1.,000
check.
�TEM �4 - 5ervice Awards.
Betty Russell was named Employee of the Year and Charles
Boa1 was named Emp�oyee o� the Month �or Decemher.
Maxins Baker-J'ones �ras presented a p�aque �ar ca�pletivn
af a Persannel Management 'Trai.ning Program. '
David Cur�is, Deputy City Treasurer, was'pr�sen�ed a
Certificate of Conformance in Financial Repor�C�.ng.
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ITEM 16 - Consent Agenda.
6.1 Notification of Bxpirations and Resignations of Advisory
Board Members:
a. Beautification Committee.
b. Library Board.
c. Planning nnd Zoning Board.
6.2 Request for Rezoning (For Referral) Lots 3 through 15,
inclusive, Bluff View, C. Perry Snell's Addition to
Clearwater, from RM-28 (high density, multi-family) to
PS (professional services). - Hunter Blood Center, Inc.
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6.3 Change Orders:
a. #3, Water Storage and Pumping Facilities Contract,
Christopher Construction Company, for staff changes
dictated by field conditions, adding $7,720.07 for
a new total contract of $1,491,470.87.
b. #3, Southwest Service Area Water Improvements Contract,
Paul Giuliani Co., Inc., to reflect actual quantities
used, adding $1,018.55 for a new total contract of
$407,485.20.
Commissioner Martin moved to accept the items on the
Final Consent Agenda and to authorize the appropriate officials
to execute same. Commissioner DeBlaker seconded the motion
which carried unanimously.
ITEM #7 - Community Development Citizen Participation
Plan.
This plan sets forth City policy and procedures for ob-
taining and maintaining citizen participation in the develop-
ment and operation of our Community Development Program. The
proposed plan will establish a Neighborhood Advisory Committee
composed of twelve citizens appointed by the City Commission
to represent local interests.
Commissioner DeBlaker moved to approve the Citi.zen Partici-
pation Plan developed by the office of Community Development.
Commissioner Martin seconded the motion which carried unani-
mously.
ITEM #8 - Mutual Termination Agreement of Police Dispatch
Service wlth the City of Dunedin.
Dunedin has agreed to pay the City of Clearwater $106,000
to terminate the contractual agreement for radio dispatch
service originally entered into in December, 1975.
Commissioner Nunamaker moved to approve the contract
providing for the settlement to be paid in two annual $53,000
installments by the City of Dunedin, for release from the re-
maining three years of their existing contract with the City of
Clearwater and to authorize the appropriate officials to execute
same. Commissioner DeBlaker seconded the motion which carried
unanimously.
ITEM #9 - Preliminary Engineering and Environmental
Studies - U.S. 19. ,
': . The Flo'rida Department of Transportation selected Greiner
'Engineering Sciences, Jnc...to.prepare preliminary engineering'
.:and envl~on~~ntal studles ror J.mprovements to U. S. 19. .
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Jim Kennedy of the Dcpartment of Transportation and Wallace
Hawkes, III. reprcsenting Greincr Engineering Sciences. Inc.,
discussed the four-year program to six-lane U.S. 19 from State
Road SO in Hudson to Gandy Boulevard in St. Petersburg.
The total cost is estimated to bc sixty to seventy million
dollars.
ITEM HID - Municipal Planning Assistance Grant Contract
for 1979-l980.
The Pincllas Planning Council budgets funds to assist
Pinellas County municipalities in the development of detailed
Land Use Plans. The City is proposing to use this year's funds
to complete the required fiscal feasibility element of the
Comprehensive Plan. An economic consulting firm or university
economics department will do the actual work under the super-
vision of the Planning Department. The total grant is estimated
to be $16,800. .
Commissioner Martin moved to approve the contract between
the City and the Pinellas Planning Council and to authori~e the
appropriate officials to execute same. Commissioner Nunamaker
seconded the motion which carried unanimously.
ITEM #ll - Lady Mary Drive - Transfer of Funds for Paving.
Funds in escrow to construct a portion of Lady Mary Drive'
are insufficient, but, through the use of City forces the
major drainage, curbs and paving can he accomplished'in conjunc-'
tion with a small contract for the paving and sealing of the
street. Commission must approve removal of the funds from'
escrow account to the Capital Improvement Budget for the work
to begin.
The City is discussing with the concerned property owners,
an additional $3,500 to cover other items such as sidewalks and
sodding.
Max Battle, City Engineer, stated the storm drainage
work is necessary to prevent further deterioration of the pres-
ent storm drain.
Commissioner DeBlaker moved to approve the transfer of
funds from Escrow Account #200.49 to Capital Improvement Pro-
gram Account #3l5-1-2l16 to enable the paving of Lady Mary
Drive at no expense to the City, as agreed to by the Minnesota-
Ohio Oil Corporation. Commissioner Nunamaker seconded the
motion which carried unanimously.
ITEM #12 - Revision of Sidewalk Ordinance.
The Clearwater Code of Ordinances requires construction of
sidewalks for new developments, etc.s but also states a waiver
of this requirement may be granted by the City Manager. Escrow
funds may be returned to a property owner who requests same when
he is granted a temporary waiver. However, the property owner
must agree to file a restriction of record in his title to the
property, providing that a sidewalk will be installed when re-
quired by the City.
Commissioner Martin moved that the City Manager follow
the requirements of the Sidewalk Ordinance and return to the
Commission with any procedure changes. Commissioner Nunamaker
seconded the motion which carried unanimously.
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ITEM Hl3 - Consulting Firm to Assist in Selecting Cable
Television System.
Residents of the City hove contacted City Hall rcquesting
a cable system be avnilablc in Cloarwater. The Cable Television
Information Conter was rccommended to provide assistance to the
City in selecting n cable opcrntor.
Commissioner Martin moved to authorize the City Manager to
nogotiate with the Cable Television Information Center for con-
sulting services in selecting a Cable Television Operator. Com-
missioner Nunamaker seconded the motion which carried unanimously.
ITEM H14 - Parking Lot Lease - Lots 4 Through 10, Inclu-
sive, Block 19, Gould & Ewing 2nd Addition - Gustave B. and
Mary H. Kravas.
The Kravas property has been leased for the past ten years
as a parking lot. A new 3-year lease with modified payment
schedule has been negotiated to continue use of this property
as a City-operated parking area. The City will pay rental of
$200 per month plus 25% of the gross income of the lot exceeding
$300 per month.
Keith Crawford, Traffic Engineer, reported a nced for this
parking lot.
Commissioner Martin moved to approve the lease agreement
with Gustave and Mary Kravas for lease of thcir property for use
as a City parking lot and to authorize the appropriate officials
to execute same. Commissioner Nunamaker seconded the motion
which carried unanimously.
ITEM HIS - Proposed Local Legislative Bills.
The City Attorney presented a memorandum on legislative
bills that were submitted in the 1978 session of the Legisla-
ture. Included in the packet are two versions of proposed
amendments to annexation laws relating to enclaves and also
the two special acts which were passed relating to firemen's
pension and the Indian Rocks Fire Control District.
Commissioner DeBlaker moved that the City Attorney resub-
mit the legislative bills with the exception of the two which
had received prior approval, and to delete the bill on annexa-
tions of enclaves not totally surrounded. Commissioner
Nunamaker seconded the motion which carried unanimously.
City Attorney Thomas Bustin arrived at 10:45 a.~. and relieved
Frank Kowal'sKl.
ITEM #16 - South Clearwater Beach Pavilion Facilities.
Food conceSS1on and restroom complex bUl1ding located on W 140
feet of E 215 feet of S~ of Lots 18, 19 and 20, Lloyd-White-
Skinner Subdivision. - Howard G. Hamilton.
The lessee suggests the additional restroom and improvements
to the facility to accommodate the handicapped and increased public
usage. He will expend the funds and recover the cost by deducting
$7,500 per year from rental fees of 10% of gross sales until
the sum of $75,000 is recovered, with the lease agreement to be
renewed for an additional five years and an option to renew for
five years.
. Commissioner Nunamaker moved to approve the lease agree~
ment and to authorize the appropriate officials to execute same.
,Commissioner DeBlaker seconded the motion.
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Commission questioned the effect of the new coastal line
setback. Commissioner Martin felt the project wns too commeT*
cia1ized. Assistant City Manager Mike Paroby stated that lOt
of gross salos is a good return for a fair-weather business. ,
Upon the vote being taken, Commissioners DeBlaker and Nunamaker
and Mayor LeCher voted "Aye"; Commissioners Martin and Tenney
voted "Nay." Motion carried.
ITEM #17 - Ac uisition of Recreational
SW 1/4 of Sectlon an 0 ec
A 37.83-acre tract of land for soccer fields, swimming pool,
and softball complex locatod at the northwest corner of McMul1en-
Booth Road and Drew Stroet is available for purchase for approxi*
mately $800,000.
Commission discussed funding and exchanging a portion of
the City's 320-acre parcel in Countryside.
Commissioner Nunamaker moved to deny the purchase. Com*
missioner Martin seconded the motion. Upon the vote being taken,
Commissioners Nunamaker, DeBlaker and Martin and the Mayor '
voted "Aye"; Commissioner Tenney voted "Nay." Motion carried.
Commission recessed for lunch at 11:45 'a.m. and resumed 'at
12:42 p.m.
Public Hearings
ITEM #24 - A Public Hearing to Consider Declaring Sur-
plus the Starcrest Library Slte. Start NE corner of Lot 3,
Block K, Skycrest Unlt 10, run E l.40 feet for P.O.B., run
S 154.67 feet, E 3.38 feet, S 305.00 feet, E 347.93 feet,
N 560.76 feet, W 220 feet, N 116 feet, W lOa feet, S 230.67
feet, W 33.20 feet to P.D.B. (In NE 1/4 of Section 13*29*15).
N of Cleveland Street, S of Drew Street between Starcrest Drive
and Neptune Avenue.
This site was purchased in 1973 and consists of approxi-
mately 2.52 acres of lake and 2.25 acres of upland fill. Soil
test borings show a library building on this property would
require building on pilings, which would increase the cost of
construction.
An offer has been received from George A. Hunt, Jr. to
exchange this property for a l.ll-acre tract on Drew Street
just east of Belcher Road. Both properties have been appraised
and a difference of $30,000 would be payable to the City.
Jan Regulski of the Library Board requested a site plan
and a report on the benefits of each site in order to take
a stand on the proposal.
tois Martin suggested the City consider a multi-purpose
building in conjunction with St. Petersburg Junior College.
Commissioner DeBlaker moved that the City Manager obtain
additional information on architectural plans for each piece
of property, and to continue the item until January 18, 1979.
Commissioner Nunamaker seconded the motion which carried unani*
mously.
ITEM #25 - A Public Hearing on Community Development
Block Grant * To review progress and performance under the
,CDBG Program.
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A letter doted December 21, 1978, from Clearwater
Neighbors, Inc., was read into the record protesting the hearing
at this time. They hnd no one available to attend the hearing
because of Christmas and food and toy distribution programs.
Don Joss, Community Developmcnt Planner, presented a
status report of the activities undcrtaken in the three target
areas, North Greenwood, South Greenwood and Bast Clearwater,
comprising Wood Volley and Condon Gardens. He reported on '
completed activities, those under nctive development, and
others that are under study and consideration, but on which no
contracts have 'been let. Clearwater expects to receive $849,000
in 1979 and approximately $911,000 in 1980 and 1981. Because
of inflation, all of the future plonned projects cannot be com-
pleted, and he requested Commission set priorities.
A number of citizens spoke in support of various projects.
Commissioner Tenney moved to accept the status report
as attached to Agenda Item #25 regarding the progress and per-
formance of the CDBG Program. Commissioner Nunamaker seconded
the motion which carried unanimously.
ITEM #26 - A Public Hearing to Consider (Pursuant to
Section 122 of the Charter) Repair of the sidewalk abutting
Lots 14 and IS, Bidwell's Oakwood Subdivision located at 606
N. Ft. Harrison Avenue - June B. James and Vallie P. Briggs,
Owners.
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This property was a m1n1mum housing case in 1974 and three
buildings were razed. Ninety lineal feet of sidewalk and
curb was damaged prior to the buildings being razed and the
property owner has made no effort to correct the problem. A
visitor to Clearwater fell and hurt himself. No citizens spoke.
ITEM #27 - Resolution #78-134 - A Resolution of the City
Commissio~ Declaring Its Intent to Re~air Sidewalks Abutting
Lots 14 and 15, Bidwell's Oakwood Add1tion and Establishing
a Public Hearing. (Re Item 26).
Commissioner DeBlaker moved to pass and adopt
"78-134 and to authorize the appropriate officials
same. Commissioner Nunamaker seconded the motion.
call the vote was:
Resolution
to execute
Upon roll
"Ayes": DeBlaker, Martin, Nunamaker, Tenney and
LeCher.
"Nays": None.
ITEM #28 - Public Hearings on City-Initiated Requests for
Rezoning on South Clearwater Beach.
a. Lots 1 & 2, Block D, Bayside Shores Subdivision,
from CG (business) to CTF-28 (commercial/tourist
facilities). - Suncoast International Inns, Ltd.
(Formerly Stan Musial & Biggie's).
This property is located south of Gulfview Boulevard and
west of Clearwater Pass Avenue and the request for change of
zoning is to better reflect existing uses.
The Planning and Zoning Baord and 'the Planning Director
recommend approval.
Slides of the area were shown.
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Donald McFarland, Attorney, stated some aroas were re-
ceiving preferential treatment.
Discussion ensued on the requiroments of CTF-28 versus
CTF-24 zoning.
Commissioner Martin moved to approve the request for re-
zoning from CG to CTP-28 and to instruct tho City Attorney to
include this in an ordinance. Commissioner DeBlaker seconded
the motion which carried unanimously.
b. Lots 1 through 57, inclusive, BByside Subdivision
H2, from CTF-28 to CTF-24 (commercial/tourist facili-
ties). Multiple ownership.
At 2:20 p.m. Captain B. Enlow replaced Chief Daniels.
A number of citizens spoke in support and in opposition
to the request for change in zoning.
Donald McFarland, Attorney, requested a continuance as
all the ramifications of the Coastal Zone Setback Law are not
yet known.
Commissioner Martin moved to Tefer back to the Planning
and Zoning Board for a specific recommendation and to continue
Item HZ8~b to January 18, 1979. Commissioner Nunamaker seconded
the motion which carried unanimously.
Commission recessed from 3:55 to 4:10 p.m.
c. From CTF-28 to CTF-24:
Lots I and lA, and 2 through II, inclusive,
Columbia Subdivision #5;
Lots 1 through 26, inclusive, Block A,
Bayside Subdivision #5;
Lots 1 through 6, inclusive, Clearwater
Point Townhouse; .
Lots I through 12, inclusive, Block D,
Bayside Subdivision #6, Unit,A;
Lots 13 through 16, inclusive, Block D,
Bayside Subdivision #6, Unit C; "
Begin SE COTner Lot II, Columbia Subdivision
#5, run SE 65.18 feet, N 217.27 feet, NW
65.18 feet, SW'ly 217.27 feet to P.O.B.
(M&B 2-1 in Section 8-29-15).
d. From CTF-2B to CTF-24:
Lot I, Block A, Columbia Subdivision;
Lots 44 through 57, inclusive, and Lots 90,
through 104, inclusive, Lloyd-White-Skinner
Subdivision; , '
Lots I and 2, Block B, Columbia Subdivision;
Lots 1 through 4, inclusive, Replat Lot 3,
Block B, Columbia Subdivision;
Unplatted parcel lying S of Water Lot I, City
Park Subdivision W of Water Lot A and Lot 1
Replat, Bayside Subdivision N of First Street,
E of Coronado Drive and vacated street lying
W of Lots I and 2 of Bayside Subdivision
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c. From CTF-28 to CTF-24:
Lots 68 through 88, inclusive, Lot 105, and
Lots 120 through 135, inclusive, Lloyd-
White-Skinner Subdivision;
Lots 1 through 14, inclusive, Block A,
Columbia Subdivision H2;
Lots 1 through IO, inclusive, Columbia
Subdivision H3; and
Lots 1 through 12, inclusive, Columbia Sub-
division H4.
f. Prom RM -28 to CTF-24, Lots 58 through 67, in-
clusive, and Lots 106 through ~19, inclusive,
Lloyd-White-Skinner Subdivision.
Commissioner Martin moved to continue Items 28-c, d, e,
and f to January 18, 1979. Commissioner Nunamaker seconded
the motion which carried unanimously.
'ITEM #29 - Public Hearings oti Requests for V~cati~rts:
a. 60 Feet x 300 feet of road right-of-way, AKA
Howard Avenue (formerly Scott Street), located
on the west side of South Highland Avenue and
north of Be11eair Road. - W. Wilkes and I. Jordan.
This is an unpaved street and not open to through traffic.
The property owner to the north operates a nursery and would
like to expand his planting and parking area and has requested
the vacation.
The Planning Departmentisthe only City Department which
objects to allowing expansion of a non-conforming use in the
RM-16 district.
Commissioner Martin moved to approve the vacation as
requested, subject to a 20-foot drainage and utility easement
being retained, lying IO feet on either side of the centerline
of the existing right-of-way, and also subject to additional
right-of-way being deeded to the City by the applicants for a
cul-de-sac at the south end of Braund Street, arid 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.
b. Alley adjacent to and north of Lots 1 through
3 and the E SO feet of Lot 4,' Turne'r Sub ..113.
Located west of Bay Avenue and-north of Rogers
Street. - Williams & Walker, Ltd.
The applicant requested vacation of this alley so the
area can be used for parking and a driveway.
City departments have no objection to the vacation but
expressed concern about the setbacks.
Commissioner Nunamaker moved to approve the vacation
request subject to the alley being retained full-width as a
drainage and utility easement and to instruct the City Attorney
to include this in an ordinance. Commissioner DeBlaker sec- '
'onded the motion. There were no citizens to speak. MQtion
carried unanimously. '
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Charles Ores, 227 North Saturn Avenue, repoRted his requost
for relief from speeding on North Saturn Avenue and requested
an apology from a discourteous police officer.
Robert Bickerstaffe confirmed the speoding but commended
the Police Department for their work in the area.
Frank Morrow expressed concerns for the walkway on Island
Way across from the shopping center and requested a status,
report~
John Rankin discussed housing project problems and requested
tighter restrictions to eliminate future problems.
Charles Finton requested the status of the Carlouel Fence.
Commission returned to City Manager Reports.
ITEM # 18 - Ann'exat'ion'(Sewer/Water) Agre'em'c'nt, Cedar Heights
Subdiv1.sion in S~ of NWJ.( of NEJ.( of Section 1~29-1S. Raymond M.
Nel'son and Raymond F. Smiech.
The property contains l6.52 acres located at the northeast
corner of Hercules Avenue and Montclair Road. A subdivision
with 53 lots for single-family homes is planned.
Partial rights-of-way for Hercules Avenue and Montclair
Road will be required and the developer will be responsible for
the alignment of the right-of-way to connect with the street
alignment in the Charter Oaks Subdivision.
Discussion ensued on the parkland donation.
Commissioner Martin moved to approve the agreement, with
parkland to be donated as identified on the subdivision plat.
Commissioner Nunamaker seconded the motion which carried unani-
mously.
ITEM "19 - Authorization of Second Po~~r Sou~~~ t6the
Northeast Pollution Control Fa~ility.
A secondary ~ower source is available from Florida Power
Corporation and WIll he more, economical than the purchase and
installation of standby generators.
The cost is subject to Federal funding of 75% through B.P.A.
and will be included in the total project costs.
Commissioner DeBlaker moved to approve authorization to
Florida Power Corporation in the amount of $15,386.00 for the
extension of a secondary power source to the Northeast Pollu-
tion Control Facility, and to authorize the appropriate offi-
cials to execute same. Commissioner Nunamaker seconded the
motion which carried unanimously.
, 'ITEM f# 20 -' Final Ac'ceptan'ce - Cle'arwater Ea'st 'Slu'dge
Thickener.
The project has been sucessfully completed and
since August, 197B. The contractor has applied for
Payment No.. 4, final t in the amount of $14 t 200.50.
contra~~ cost is $12I,800.00.
in service
Progress
The total
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the appropriate officials to execute snme. Commissioner
Nunamaker seconded the motion. Upon roll call the vote was:
"Ayes":
"Nays":
DeBlaker, Martin, Nunamaker, Tenney and
LeCher.
None.
ITBM H23 ~ Verbal Reports & Other Pending Matters.
The City Manager reported resignations had been received
from Tom Brown, Rita Garvey, Howard Groth and Patricia Hole,
who had been serving on various City advisory boards and who
had expressed their intention to run for the City Commission.
Commissioner Nunamaker moved to accept the resignations. Com-
missioner Martin seconded the motion which carried unanimously.
The City Manager reported the next work session would be
held January 3, 1979, at 9:30 a.m. Commissioner Nunamaker moved
to approve the change of date. Commissioner Martin seconded the
motion which carried unanimously.
The City Manager expressed concerns about violations of
City Ordinances in the construction of the Northwood Elementary
School project. Commissioner Nunamaker moved that the City
Manager contact the School Board and request that they comply
with all City requirements and ordinances except those which
State law exempts. Commissioner DeBlaker seconded the motion
which carried unanimously.
The City Manager requested the City Engineer report on
the proposed jetty project. Max Battle, City Engineer, re-
ported erosion on Clearwater Beach will be very gradual and
the jetty will be built only if needed. It could he eight
months before a decision would he necessary.
The City Manager reported he would be on vacation from
December 26 through 29, 1978, and Gerald Weimer will be Acting
City Manager for that period.
Commission proceeded to City Attor~ey Reports.
The City Attorney presented Ordinance Hl84l for second
reading and stated he liould read by title only unless there
was a request to read in its entirety. The ordinance was
read by title only. Commissioner Nunamaker,moved to pass and
. adopt Ordinance #1841 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": DeBlaker, Martin, Nunamaker, Tenney and
LeCher.
I1Nay s1l : None.
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, The City Attorney presented Ordinance "1847 for second
reading and stat.ed he would read by title only unless theTe
was,.a request to read in its entirety. The 6rdinance was read
.by title only. Commissioner Nunamaker moved to pass and adopt
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Zorting Atlas, Lots 23, 24, 25, 41 & 421 Block 0, Sunset Point
2nd Aodition (P.H. 11/16/ 8 - Central Baptist Church of
Dunedin)
The City Attorney presented Ordinance IIB56 for sec~nd
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 DeBlakcr moved to pass and adopt
Ordinance #1856 on second and final reading and to authorize
the appropriate officials to execute same. Commissioner Martin
seconoed the motion. Upon roll call the vote was:
"Ayes": DeBlaker, Martin, Nunamaker, Tenney and
LeCher.
"Nays": None.
The City Attorney presented Ordinance HIS57 for second
reading and stated he would read by title only unless there was
a request to read in its entirety. Commissioner Martin moved to
amend the legal description in Section 1 by deleting "lying
between" and inserting "in." Commissioner Nunamaker seconded
the motion which carried unanimously. The ordinance was read by
title only.
Commissioner DeBlaker moved to pass and adopt Ordinance #1857,
as amended, on second and final reading and to authorize the appro-
priate officials to execute same. Commissioner Martin seconded
the motion. Upon roll call the vote was:
"Ayes":
"Nays":
DeBlaker, Martin, Nunamaker, Tenney and LeCher.
None.
ITEM #40 - Second Readin~, Ordinance #1858 - Vacating Two
(2) Feet of Utility Easement ~n Lot 78, Del Oro Groves 1st
Addition (P.H. ]1/2/78 - R. Waxman).
The City Attorney presented Ordinance #18S8 for second
reading and stated he would read by title only unless there
was a request to read in its entirety. The ordinance was rend
by title only. Commissioner Martin moved to pass and adopt
Ordinance #IS5S on second and final reading and to authorize the
appropriate officials to execute same. Commissioner DeBlaker
seconded the motion. Upon roll call the vote was:
"Ayes": DeBlaker, Martin, Nunamaker, Tenney and
LeCher.
"Nays": None.
ITEM #1859 '-
IV1S1.0n
The City Attorney presented Ordinance #1859 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 #1859 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":
"Nays":
Martin, Nunamaker, Tenney and LeCher.
DeBlaker. ,Motion carried.
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The City Attorney presented Ordinance 11860 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 Hl860 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:
HAyes":
"Naysll:
DeBlaker, r.fartin, Nunamaker, Tenney and
LeCher.
None.
ITEM #42 - First Reading, Ordinance #1836
Ordinance
Utilities
The City Attorney requested a continuance for this,ordi-
nance. Commissioner DeB1aker moved that Ordinance #1836 be
continued to January 18, 1979. Motion was seconded by Commis-
sioner Martin. Upon roll call the vote was:
"Ayes": DeBlaker, Martin, Nunamaker, Tenney and
LeCher.
IINays": None.
By unanimous consent, Commission agreed to consider ordi-
nances for direction, Items 44 through 50, collectively.
ITEM #44 - For Direction - Ordinance #1862 - Amending
Zoning Atlas of City (P.H. 11/2/78 - Clearwater Communitl
Hospital - City initiated) Located in W 1/2 of the SB 1/4 of
the SW 1/4 in Section 14-'29-15
AND
ITEM 1t4S - For Direction - Ordinance #1863' - Amending
ZoninR Atlas of City (P.H. 11/2/78 - B. Hei~e, et al - City
initiated) Lots 6 & 7 iti SE 1/4 ~f Section 12-29-15, Pinellas
Groves
AND
ITEM #46 - For Direction - Ordinance' #1864-' 'Amending
Zonin~ Atlas (P.H. 11/2/78 - City park, Countryside) 'In Sec-'
tion 9-28-16
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ITEM #47 - For Direction - Ordinance #186S - Amending
Zonin~ Atlas of City (P.H. 11/2/78 - David Bilgore & Co. -
City 1nitiated) Located in the SW 1/4 of the NW 1/4 of .',
Section 9-29-16
AND
. ITEM #48 - For Direction - Ordinance #IB66 - Amending
Zoning Atlas of City (P.H. 11/2/7B) {City - Performing Arts
Center) Located in the S 1/2 of the SE 1/4 ~f the NW 1/4 of
Section ,9-29-16
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Zoning Atlas of City (P.H. 11/2/78 - !!pok Tree Inn - City
initiated) Located In the S 1/2 of the-5E 1/4 of the NW 1/4
'of Section 9-29-16
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ITEM ISO - For Direction - Ordinance #1868 - Amending
Zoning Atlas of City'(P.H. 11/2/78 - City Park) Located in
S 112 of the SE 1/4 of the SW 1/4 of Section__~-29-16
Commissioner Martin moved to instruct the City Clerk
to advertise Ordinances Nos. 1862, 1863, 1864, la65, 1866,
1867 and 1868, for public hearings in accordance with Chapter
166 of the Florida Statutes for City~initiated rezoning. Com-
missioner DeBlaker seconded the motion which carried unani-
mously.
ITEM #51 - Resolution H78-135 - Requesting Pinellas '
County to Abate Taxes on Property Recently Acquired by the City.
Commissioner DeBlaker moved to pass and adopt
U78-135 and to authorize the appropriate officials
same. Commissioner Nunamaker seconded the motion.
call the vote was:
Resolution
to execute
Upon roll
"Ayes": DeBlakeT, Martin, Nunamaker, Tenney and
LeCher.
"Nays": None.
ITEM #52 - Acceptance of Easements.
The City Attorney presented seven right-of-way easements,
all in portions of the NW 1/4 of the SW 174 of Sect10n 22-29-15,
for property located on the north side of Woodlawn Avenue
between South Greenwood Avenue and the Seaboard Coast Line
Railroad, two each from Cenan Corporation and David Mann, and
one each from Jean-Pierre M1e, Joseph B. Talbot, and Joseph
Ferra.
Commissioner DeBlaker moved to accept the above instrument~
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 - First Reading, Ordinance #1874 - Amending Section
4-18 Relating to Intoxicating Li~ to Enact New Zone 12L,
Classification Section 4-26 (a)(4). 1500 South Missouri Avenue.
East 41.9 feet of Lot 3 and west 41.9 feet of Lot 4, less
street, Block C, Carolina Terrace Subdivision. McPherson
Plecker.
The City Attorney presented Ordinance #1874 for first
reading. Commissioner DeBlaker moved that Ordinance Hl874 be
read and considered by title only on the first reading by the
unanimous consent of the Commission. Motion was sec'onded by
Commissioner Nunamaker. Upon roll call the vote was:
"Ayes": DeBlaker, Martin, Nunamaker, Tenney and
LeCher.
"NaysH: None.
The ordinance, was read by title only.
mov~d that Ordinance *1874 be passed on its
,; , tion'was seconded by Commissioner DeB1aker.
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Commissioncr Nunnmnkcr
Announcod his ~nndidncy for commissioner in the Pebruary
election.
He requested tho Mayor rospond to a letter from Jean
Malchon rc court and jail facilities, expressing opposition,
to the courts being moved from Clearwater.
Commissioner DeBlaker
Discussed amending the Advisory Board Ordinance relating
to terms expiring and reappointments to the same board. '
She also requested a status report on the widening of
McMullen-Booth Road.
Mayor LeCher
Requested that Staff consider clearing public lakes.
ITEM 954 - The meeting was adjourned at 6:08 p.m.
The City Commission then met as Trustees of the Pension
Fund with the Mayor calling the meeting to order.
ITEM #55 - Trustees of the Employees' Pension 'Fund.
a. Pension to be Granted.
The City Manager presented the recommendation of the'
Advisory Committee of the Employees' Pension Fund to grant
disability retirement pension to Ulys Payne, Traffic Engineering
Department, at $865.92 per month effective November 30, 1978.
Commissioner DeBlaker moved to approve the recommendation
of the Advisory Committee. Commissioner,Martin seconded the
motion which carried unanimously.
b. Membership in the Employees' Pension Fund.
The City Manager presented the recommendation of the
Advisory Committee of the Employees' Pension Fund to accept
the following nine employees into membership~
Central Services Department
Virgi1 Koehler
Community Development
Cheryl Ponds
Finance Department
Donald Carter
Parks & Recreation Dept.
O'Neal Larkin, Jr.
Judy Maynard
Randy Rappolo
Utilities Department
Mark Vowell (Meter Reading)
Danny Alley (Water Division)
Public Service DeBartment
Elliott j. Col11ns
Commissioner DeBlaker moved to approve the recommendation
of the Advisory Committee. Commissioner Martin seconded the
motion' which ~arried unanimOUSly.
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1. Chief Daniels ' '1,",\
2. Chief Daniels . ::o~.{':/'J ~
3. a. Wm. Adler prosented Ci ty ';(:;:':~~::\;\
$100,000 chock for ;:..~:(',~:','~!,\;::',
ib d' Ad ',,',".'.r+.j.
L rBry an .,Irs., ler, ':::f:~~\;>':
presented gi ft from Ci ty :;.:t~;.~!j
b. Roy Cadwell presented :;!'i,i:i!J,;~.
copy of his book to '\:;;!l;.,~.l!;:i;..,
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Mayor LeCher :\;';~.:~::;>~~:... ',,;.
'c. Proclamation - January /l:~:{.:?>,:,~',~t,':{)( ,
Miniature Art Month :':~,';,~'::;.;;:f~' 1
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d. ,Paul Epp 1 ng, rt s t - n ~ . ,':; ;<', >, .:.:$:.ZJif.',
Residence, kresented ";:~'~;'~'/C~~;':/
$l 000 chec' ,:.:':J.',I:,"""iJ~ "
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4. Betty Russell - Employee ~~~(~~~i..~
of the Year . ~~r
Charles Boal -, December
Employee of the Month
Maxine Baker-Jones- plaque
Personnel Management
Training Program
David Curtis - Certificate
of Conformance in Finan~
cial Reporting ,
John Berrien - Five-Year'
Service Pin Award
5. Minutes approved
6. Accepted
7. Approved Revised Plan
8. Approved $106,000
settlement contract
the 9. Heard presentation of plan
to six-lane U.S. 19
10. Approved contract with
Pine lIas Planting Council
for Assistance Grant
11. Approved funds transfer
12. City Manager consult with
Commission on any pro-
cedure changes in
Sidewalk Ordinance
13. City Manager negotiate
with consulting firm
14. Approved lease agreement
for Kravas Lot
15. Approved submission of
Legislative Bills
16. Approved renewal of lease
agreement and
authorized improvements
17. Purchase denied
18. Approved
19. Approved
20. Approved acceptance
21. a. & b. Approved
22. a. & b. Approved
Accepted 4 candidates resignations from advisory boards.
Work session - January 3, 1979, 9:30 a.m.
School Board compliance with all Ci.ty ordinance requirements except
those State Lal'{ exempts.
Clearwater Beach Jetty Project tabled. .
City Manager on vacation 12/26/78 through 1/1/79.
i(Gerald Weimer, Acting City Manager)
ITEM
Pledge of Allegiance
Invocation
Introductions & Awards
Service Awards (9:30 A.M.)
City Commission Minutes of Regular Meeting
of December 7, 1978, and Special Meeting
of December 13, 1978
City Manager Reports
Consent Agenda
Community Development Citizen Participation
Plan
Mutual Termination Agreement of Police
Dispatch Service with the City of Dunedin
Preliminary Engineering and Environmental
Studies - U.S. 19
Municipal Planning Assistance Grant - 1970/80
Lady Mary Drive - Transfer of Funds for Paving
Revision of Sidewalk Ordinance
Consulting Firm to Assist in Selecting
Cable Television System
Parking Lot Lease
Proposed Local Bills
South Beach Pavillion Facilities
Acquisition of Recreational Complex Property
Annexation Agreement - Cedar Heights Subd.
(Nelson, Smiech) . ,
Authorization of Secondary Power Source to
Northeast Pollution Control Facility
Final Acceptance - Clearwater East Sludge
. Thickener
Bids:
a. Stevenson Creek Outfall Improvement -
Phase I, 2 bidsl low bid, Interbay
Marine, Largo, ~l87,180.00
b. Front & Rear Loading Garbage Trucks -
3 bids, lowest responsive & responsi-
ble bid, Cralle-Mack, Tampa, $264,804.80
Change Orders:
a. No. 4 to Northeast Wastewater Treatment
Facility Contract, Carl E. Widell & Son,
$+60,284.03
b. No.6 to Marshall Street Pollution
Control Facility Expansion, Biltmore'
Construction Co., Inc., $+24,022.15
Verbal Reports & Other Pending Matters
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ACTION , .
Public Hearlngs (12:30 '~.m.)
24. Starcrest Library Site
25. Community Development Block Grant - Performance
Hearing ".
26. Repair of Sidewal~lat 6Q6 N. Ft. Harrison Avenue
21. Resolution Ordering the' Sidewal]~ Abutting Lots 14
and 15, Bidwell's Oakwood Addition to be Repaired
2B. Requests for Rezoning:
a. Lots 1 & 2, Block D, Bayside Shores Sub. from
CG to CTF.28 (Musial & Biggies - City)
b. Lots 1 - 57, Bayside Sub. No.2 from CTF-28 to
CTF-24 (City)
c. Lots I & 1A - 11, Columbia Sub. No.5; M&B 2-1,
Sec. 8-29S-15E; Lots 1 -26, Block A, Bayside
Sub. No.5; Lots 1-6, Clearwater Point Town-
house; Lots 1.12, B1k. 0, Bayside Unit A, No.6;
Lots 13-l6, Blk; D, Bayside Unit C, No.6, from, 29. a.
CTF-28 to CTF-24 (City)
d. Lot 1, Blk. A, Columbia Sub. M&Bts 8, 9, 10 and
vacated street, Sec. 8-29S-1SE; Lots ~4-57 and
Lots 90-104, Lloyd If.hite Skinner Sub.; Lots
1 & 2, Blk. B, Columbia Sub.; Lots 1-4, Replat
Columbia Sub. from CTF-28 to CTF-24 (City)
e. Lots 68-88, Lot 105 and Lots 120-135 Lloyd
White Skinner Sub. and Lots 1-14 Blk. A
COtumbi~ JUb.dNO. 2 fi L~ts 1-lO~~Co1umbia
~~ m <<~F 8a~ ~~~S2!-~Ct C~lumo1a SUb. No.4
f. to~s ~~-6 an~ tots IoA-lI9, Lloyd White Skinner
Sub. from RM-28 to CTF-24 (City) (To be continue~
29. Requests for Vacation:
a. W.B. Wilkes, et al
b. Williams & Walker, Ltd.
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30.Ci~izens to be Heard re Items Not on the Agenda
City AttoTney Reports
31. Second Reading - Ordinance No. 1841 - Amending
Zoning Atlas of City (P.H. 9/21/78 - City Initiated)
32. Second Reading - Ordinance No. 1843 - Repealing Chap. 32.
7B & 8A of Code and Enacting New Chapter 7B Relating
to Community Relations I ,
33. Second Reading - Ordinance No. 1847 - Vacating Alley
in Block 46A, Mandalay Sub. (Sa1tzstein - P.H.
10/5/78)
34. Second Reading - Ordinance No. 1850 - Annexing Portion 34.
of Lots 5 & 6 Mosell Acres (Yegge) and Lot 12, Block
C, Palmetto Terrace (Van Buren)
35. Second Reading - Ordinance No. 1851 - Zoning Property 35.
Annexed in Ordinance No. 1850
36. Second Reading - Ordinance No. 1854 - Amending Chapter 36.
6 of Code re Impoundment of Boats
37. Second Reading - Ordinance No. 1855 - Amending Chapter 37.
23A of Code 1'e Tree Protection to Clarify because of
Reorganization
38. Second Reading - Ordinance No. 1856 - Amending Zoning 38.
Atlas (P.H. 11/16/78 - Central Baptist Church of
Dunedin)
39. Second Reading - Ordinance No. 1857 - Vacating Alley i 39.
Milton Park Sub. (P.H. 11/2/78 - Thompson)
40. ,Second Reading - Ordinance No. 18S8 - Vacating 2 ft. 0 40.
Utility Easement in Del Oro Groves 1st Addition (P.H.
, 11/2/78 - Waxman)
41. Second Reading - Grdinance No. 1859 - Vacating Portion 41.
, 'of Brandon Avenue in Marymont Sub. (P. H. 11/2/78 -
, , "Beck & City) ,
,42. Second Reading - Ordinance ,No. 1860 - Vacating Easemen 42.
, ," " Retained, by Reso. No. 14-105 - Island Estates of '
:'::,.';, ','.ctearwater, Unit 5 (P.H. 11/2/78 - J.S. Services of
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Accepted status
report
No citizen comments
Reso. 78.134 adopted
28.
a. Approved CTP-28
b. Cont'd to 1/18/79
c. d. e. a f. ~
Collectively con-
tinued to 1/18/79
Approved vacation
of Howard Street
b. Approved vacation
of alley
30.
Charles Ore,opeeding
on N. SatuTn & Tude~
mess of Police Officer.
R. Bickerstaffe ~'
Confirmed speeding.
F. Morrow - Walk on
I~land'Way opposite
shopping center.
John Rankin - Strin~
gent restrictions 'on
housing projects.
Charles Finton ~
Status CaTlouelfen:e. '
31.
Ord. 1841 adopted:
Ot'd. 184:5 adopted
as amended
Ot'd. 1847 adopted
Ot'd. 1850 adopted
Ord. 1851 adopted
Ord. 1854 adopted
Ord. 1855 adop'ted
Ord. 1856 adopted
Ord. 1851 adopted
as amended
Ord. 1858 adopted
Ord. 1859 adopted
Ord. 1860 adopted
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Notification of Expirations'& Resignations of Advisory:
Board Members:
a.' Beautification Committ.ee
b. Library Board
c. Planning & Zoning Board
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Re~uest for Rezoning (for referral):
Lots 3-15 inclusive, Bluff View "C",
Addition to Clearwater ~rom RM-28 to
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