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03/15/1979 i . . CITY COMMISSION MEETING March 15, 1979 The City Commission of the City of Clearwater met in regular session at the City Hall, Thursday, March 15, 1979, at 9:30 a.~., with the following members present: Charles F. LeCher Karleen F. DeBlaker William Nunamaker Rich~rd E. Tenney MarVln Moore Also present were: ~ Anthony Shoemaker Thomas A. Bustin Max Battle David Healey Frank Daniels Lucille Williams Hayer/Commissioner Vice-Mayor/Commissioner Commissioner Commissioner CornmlSS1oner City Manager City Attorney City Engineer Planning Director Police Chief City Clerk The Mayor called the meeting to order. The Pledge of Allegiance was led by Chief Daniels and the invocation was given by Father John Hondras of the Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox Church. ITEM #3 - Introductions and Awards. . A Citation of Appreciation was presented to Edward Nichols; chairman and member of the Board of Adjustment and Appeal on Zoning. A Proclamation was presented declaring March 11 through 17, 1979, as "National Employ the Older Worker Week.1I ITEM #4 w Service Awards. Six service pins were awarded to City employees. Fred Bolton of the Traffic Engineering Department was Employee of the Month of March. ITEM #5 - Minutes. Commissioner Tenney moved to approve the minutes of the regular meeting of March I, 1979, as recorded and as submitted in written summation by the Clerk to each Commissioner. Com- missioner DeBlaker seconded the motion which carried unanimous- ly'. " City Manager Reports ITEM #6 - Consent Agenda. 6.,1 Community Impact Statement - Chateau Wood, in SW 1/4 of Section 19wZ9~16. Resource Development Committee rec- " ommends approval. (Also see Item H19). ~i~~~,i;;),'{', %2:,R~~uests for aezon,ing (for refeml): ~~J }'r-".., '" ~..I., 'J.. '.... . .', . ....::',_ r' . . ~~i~H~~i~~0i\~~~~':;:,::E,';:,;~Lj;;'t':;)::(:... ;~~~t", '"~,r,,,,,,;\,.ttfL.., ) ,\ ~.);l;~ :;'-'i; .. "': ,~)f,. ..., .'.. '" . 1- . t~!-'r.~~'I)\r....,$:~1'i;-..:'~; I:' O:~:...:, ,,;'."+ \ \.~;:~~ T': .j j'. ,\' :'::.:~.~: J'.,:". ~j'.~". '~.,,';'c: .' c'c I , ~ " , " ',:",: ..<:/':>>L: . " /.~.'.: '; ""-1 ''I' H ,'. .", ,~:' .'., "~'f'J;\.:,',~~~l.:! J' . , . ,I I,' ., .. I, , . . ""'?\)i;'!~~r!j~ " ~ II;,. ':')).~I . Jf.":v: r \~' ", ,\",:f;\ii .o. , ~ ".". t . .." . a. N 1/2' of Section 30-29-15, from CO (genoral businnss) to RM~2B (high density residential) Bernard F. Powcl1. b. Lot 11, Druid lIills Subdivision, from ns-so (single family residential) to PS (professional servicos) - Charles Curls. c. Portion of Section 19-29-15 from RS-60 (single family residential) to ~'-16 (multi-family residential) - R. C. Development, Inc. 6.3 Notification of Expirations and Resignations of Advisory , Board Hembers: a. Community Relations Board (ex officio). b. Parks and Recreation Board (ex officio). c. Community Relations Board. d. Parks and Recreation Board. e. Central Pinellas Transit Authority. 6.4 Bids: a. Portable vibration analyzer with accessories, and training on equipment operation and main- tenance - 2 bids, lowest responsive and re- sponsible bid, VITEC, Inc., Cleveland, Ohio $6,100.00. b. Uniforms fOT Fire Department Personnel (3/1/79 to 9/30/79),3 bids, lowest responsive and re- sponsible bid, Martin's Uniform Division of Surgical Mfg. Co., Tampa $7,809.00. Commissioner DeBlaker moved to accept the Final Consent Agenda as presented and to authorize the appropriate officials to execute same. Commissioner Moore seconded the motion which carried unanimously. ITEM #7 - Appointment of Vice-Mayor. Article II, Section 2.05 of the City Charter requires the Commission, at the first meeting followinn installation of new Commission members, to elect one of its members as Vice-Mayor, who acts as Mayor-Commissioner during the absence or inability of the Mayor-Commissioner to perform the duties of the office of the Mayor. Commissioner Moore nominated Commissioner Nunamaker as Vice-Mayor. Commissioner Nunamaker seconded the motion. Upon the vote being taken, Commissioners l~oore and Nunamaker voted "Aye"; Commissioners DeBlaker and Tenney and the Mayor voted "Nay," Motion failed. The Mayor called for another nomination but none was forthcoming. "" .'. Commissioner Moore moved to again nominate Commissioner ':,,;':,.:,:~;:, . ,Nunamaker. Commissioner Nunamaker seconded the motion which. ~';~'~i,;, ::rried unanimously. ;tJ;':.~"'~'.:.\:.\::',,::,' ',: , The Tri-County Area Report examines the undeveloped area ~~:~:;,~,~~.~,~(;-;{;': ',.... o,~ nor,theast Pinellas County and' adj acent areas in Pasco and ;~f??~~L;:'t";h: ':,.:i :\H1~lsborough .,Counties. These areas contain much 'of the' 'water' ,~~~'r;'~~:W/J~,~;;:'~,i{'~,\ :,!:'~'~'{i'~';'~ :",,"('~.;' ',:- ;:~:':'<:, ,: ~ . " ' ' " L;;f.!:-"Y'1"1".\r r ," .,' f -. "~ ". ': ,I ; .' :,: ~, " '; '. , " - " ' , 1'~';i5t'~i;il~:t~~~~il~~1{\:;i:;;:,:.:/'k;X;:\ i,..>.;'; "/. ..,.,: . :... ...... .::,: ;/,~,' ',.. '. ':':: .'. 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Because of .'the importance of the water issue, the lack of traffic capaM city in and around the area, and the environmental sensitivity of the area itself, the report recon\mends: (1) extensions for compliance with the Local Government Comprehensive Planning' Act not be granted to local governments ,in the area, (2) the D.R.I. threshold be lowered to 250 units in this area; (3) existing development orders in the aren be modified to reflect any rezoning actions taken by local governments; and (4) an area-wide Environmental Impact Statement be conducted rOT this area. The City Manager reported Clearwater had received an extension to July 1, 1980 for our Land Use Plan and all elements. The representative from TBRPC was not present. Commissioner DeBlaker moved to continue this item until later in the meeting. Commissioner Nunamaker seconded the mo- tion which carried unanimously. (See lower portion of this page). ITE~r #9 - Library Renovation/Construction Schematic Drawings. W~tson and Company submitted schematic drawings which were reviewed by City staff, the Commission, the Library Board, Friends of the Library, and other interested citizens. Input' from all concerned resulted in a set of plans which satisfac- torily meet the design criteria and constraints placed upon the architect. Representatives of Watson and Company presented slides of the original structure, the old additions and the planned addition. The new entrance will be on the west side of the 'building through a covered walk from the parking area with book drops also available. The Carnegie and W.P.A. old sec- tions will be used by staff for office and storage and the new addition will house the public book area. Landscaping and a detailed site plan will be presented shortly. Commissioner Nunamaker moved to approve the schematic drawings as presented by Watson and Company and to authorize the architects to proceed to design development. Commissioner DeBlaker c;econded the motion which carried unanimously. Commission returned to ITEH H8 - Tri-County Area Report. Scott Wilson, Chairman of Tampa Bay Regional Planning Council, reported to the Commission on the Tri-County Area Report. He stated that rapid development had caused many of the problems, and a coordinated planning approach is necessary. Copies of the report were distributed to the Commission. Commissioner Tenne left the meetin at 10:40 and returned at a.m. BillOckunzzi discussed future transportation, wastewater facilities, wetlands and drainage, water resources and well- fields. Scott Wilson discussed development of the regional impact process and that TBRPC does not feel that reducing the thres- hold from 3,000 to 250 units will increase the cost, except ;.'"" .~ .' minim~ally~ Co,nsultants usually do D.R.I.s for developers but ;~,\..., '>'. ".,'. adeq1iate,preca~tions are, not being taken on small developments. ~1~~~t;2';~/~>'''" ;~:'..,':'; ,;{'::' <:": '::: '. : ,,'. ""'. ':"', ,.' ".' .', '.' . 1'},,~,~I.i!.~ .,' "., . ',. ;,' , ." '. ~fy;~~~:j,r.;~~ ~i~\.. ..~.>.r ~.: J}.\': ~,~H\ r';- ~" . '. .' ~r .: >. . '. _ '.", ,fl.":~J.i'1\"'}~./'~~ -', .J " ~ ,';,..; l~ \, _ ',,'" , l" , J' '. , '.... ! ~';~:?~}3~{;;t~~.~J;)f{~>;':~:,,':;<(:'~;;' ';.,', .,:.>~".,', ,'~' ',', ..,~~~',. " :. " , ~ .,}" ", ~"i::l,,,, t'11'r" ...:;', "".,:,. "'.(.,.J' "'\'. : ,'{ ,. i.1f " ,.. ,,3. , ~ Ll.l~L~:7~.~~:4r\J4~~}::'..~.~;;;\:;~~(.'t(1:.',~~",'.',.> I\:.,,/...~ ~;<:F-,>~.:;::~_' '\',','~', .,,",. ,\ . ,', . 3/15/79 ' ; , ;, " , , '}', " , . The City Manager suggested the City Commission adopt and support the Tri-County Area Report and request tho City AttoTney to prepare a resolution outlining concerns relating to the D.R.I. threshold and the withholding of the extension for completion of Local' Government Comprehensive Plans. ITEM ~IO - Municipal Services' Taxing Unit (MSTU) Study. Clearwater is serving as the coordinating point for the PinelIns County Council of Mayors who hired Price Waterhouse to perform a detailed review of the County's method of developing the Municipal Services Taxing Unit costs. The pur.pose of the MSTU concept is to eliminate the taxation of properties in the incorporated areas to pay for services provided to the unin- corporated areas. Commissioner DeBlaker'moved to approve Clearwater's parti- cipation in the MSTU study in an amount es,timated to be $ 8,814, and to authorize the City to act as agent for the Mayors Council, and to authorize the appropriate officials to execute same. Commissioner Moore seconded the motion which carried unanimously. ITEM ffll - Haven House Gara e A artment Lease Inc. ne to two-story vacant garage apartment on North 75 feet of Lot 1 less ROW, Block 5, Turner's division) PACT has requested office space during the period of fund raising and construction of the Performing Arts Center. The garage apartment at Haven House would serve their purpose and the Florida Gulf Coast Symphony also requests use of the space to work with PACT. Suggestion had been made at the work session to make space at the City Hall Annex available for PACT. The City Manager reported the cost would be $2,968. Commissioner Nunamaker moved to approve the lease for the garage apartment at Haven House to PACT, Inc. for office space, and to allow PACT to sublet space to the Florida Gulf Coast Symphony, at a nominal rate, on a month-to-month basis; and to authorize the appropriate officials to execute same. Commissioner Moore seconded the motion which carried unanimously.,. ITE1It #12 - State Road 60 Committee - Reappointments. The State Road 60 Committee is an ad hoc committee ap- pointed for one year but whose existence has been extended several times. Commissioner DeBlaker moved to continue the Committee to March 1, 1980, and to reappoint Leonard Hayes, James Brasfield, Rose Phifer, Kenneth Smith, Perc Powell, Don Simpson, David Geist, Lewis Homer, Sr., Mrs. William Trickel, Dale Warren and Maxine Lovejoy. Commissioner Moore seconded the motion which carriedunanimousJy. Commission recessed for lunch at 11:35 a.m. and reconvened at 12:30 p.m. ,Cecil Henderson replaced Max Battle for the rest of the meeting. '. Public Hearings " ,. ",: ITEM,H18 - A Public Hearing to Consider DeclarinR: Surplus ',~:-::,::,.,'.\:- Starcrest Library Site in the NE 1/4 of Section 13-29-15. , (Co,ntinued. frC?m', 2/15/79) " " ..... '}...' .'" . .~::..:,,~rp.ff'N.,,\f':l",\ .. .. "', '. '~.IJ '_' ,'.' .', , " . . ,4. , , ; 1....~t-'J;...'~~=::!L.i'~f'i;;/.....:.~?):;I.. ':/1 ..;.'< ;',,_'J..t'"~' *1 ~'~"4.. 'f :~~ ~i ,} <. ~" ':' ;' ., '. . J ' ': "'" " ..i, < ., ,.' . ." . 3/1 S /7 9 ;. ..... ). ::!:,;je;;t:.~~it; ,. '."1 c : ~,l . 1: ~ . :jP' .. .i. '. . , ,. The architect has not submitted sketches.9f a possible library structure for the Hunt Property and the recommendation is to table this item. b Commissioner Nunamaker moved to table consideration of exchanging the Starcrest Library Site for an alternative site on Drew Street, east of Belcher Road, owned by George A. Hunt, Jr. Commissioner Moore seconded the motion. By memo of March 13, 1979, the City Attorney stated, in his opinion, under the new Charter, the Commission must exchange property of equal value with no cash involved in the transaction. Motion carried' unanimo~sly. . ITEM #19 - A Public Hearing on Petition for Annexation of Portion of Lots 17 and 18 Pinellas Groves in SW 1/4 of ' Section 19-29-16, with RS-IOO (Single Family Residential) Zoning and Fire District H2 Classification - Chateau Wood Land Trust. ' Begin NE corner of SE 1/4 of SW 1/4 of Section 19-29-16 on center line of Nursery Road, run S 30 feet, W 15 feet to P.O.B., S 639.86 feet, W 439.08 feet, N 448.59 feet, E 365.79 feet, N 190 feet, and E 60 feet to P.O.B. The property contains 4.6 acres, is undeveloped, and lo- cated south of Nursery Road between South Haven Drive and Winchester Road. A subdivision with 11 lots and private road- ways is planned. . The Planning Director presented slides of the area. The Planning and Zoning Board and the Planning Director recommend annexation be approved with the understanding that sanitary sewer service could not be guaranteed. Commissioner DeBlaker moved to approve the annexation with the understanding that smrltary sewer service cannot be guaranteed; establish RS.IOO zoning and Fire District #2, and to instruct the City Attorney to include this in an ordinance. Commissioner Moore seconded the motion. There were no citizens to speak. Motion carried unanimOUSly. ITEM #20 - Public Hearings on Requests for Rezoning: a. Lots 97, 98 and 99, Replat of Ardmore Place, from R}1-12 (duplex apartment) to PS (profes- sional services) - Frontier Properties. (Continued from 2/15/79). . . This request for change of zoning is to permit the devel- opment of a doctor's office. The property contains 15,504 square feet located on the northeast corner of Lakeview Road and Betty Lane. There is an e~isting residence. , The Comprehensive Lane Use Plan shows medium density resi- dential for this property. The Pl~nning and Zoning Board and the Planning Director recommend 'the request be denied. Slides of the area were presented by the Planning Director. 'I" I '., . , ' , " .'It . '1: ,. . .. " , .' ". c,. r' c .' ,.t~"~'~ '; "c., ~:~,::.~<:;);r~~\'~~~: :' 3/1S/~9, ",,:>,'./.::';:~;,:';:'-~~~{::~;:: James Clodfelter, Attorney, represented the applicant and stated the area is not completely residential as there is CG (general business) zoning on adjacent property. Th~ residence on the property is to be demolished and the facility to be constructed will most certainly improve the neighborhood and will not create nny additional traffic in the area. Commission expressed concerns for spot zoning and strip zoning along Lakeview Avenue. Commissioner DeBlaker moved to deny the request for re- zoning from RM-12 to PSt Commissioner Tenney seconded the motion. There were no citizen comments. Commissioners DeBlaker Tenney and Moore voted "Aye"j Commissioner Nunamaker and the Mayor voted "Nay." Motion carried. Mr. Clodfelter requested the Commission refer the item back to the Planning and Zoning Board for further presenta- tion of facts not stated at the first hearing. The City At- torney quoted Section 35.07, Subparagraph 9, which states an application may not be resubmitted for twelve months. Mr. Bustin suggested the Commission reconsider their action if they wish to refer the item to the Planning and Zoning Board. Commissioner Moore . moved to reconsider the decision. Commissioner Nunamaker seconded 'i.:he motion. Upon the vote being taken, Commissioners Moore, Nunamaker and the Mayor voted "Aye"; Commissioners DeBlaker and Tenney voted "Nay." Motion carried.. Commissioner Nunamaker moved to rescind the vote on the motion to deny. Commissioner Moore seconded the motion. Upon the vote being taken, Commissioners Moore, Nunamaker and Tenney and the Mayor voted "Aye"; Commissioner DeBlaker voted "Nay." Motion carried. Commissioner Nunamaker moved to refer this item back to the Planning and Zoning Board as the applicant requested, and that the readvertising be paid by the applicant. Commissioner Moore seconded the motion which carried unanimously. b. Portions of S 1/2 of Section 8-29-16 (M&Bs 9-1,9-2,9-3 and 12-1), from RPD (residen- tial planned development) to RM-16 (multi- family.residential) - AE Realty Partners, owner; Aetna Diversified Propert1es, represent- ative. (Continued from 2/15/79). The undeveloped property contains 74.22 acres located north of Drew Street, south of the Seaboard Coast Line Rail- road and adjacent to Eisenhower Elementary School. This prop- erty"was originally zoned RPD in 1972, with an average density of, 12.14 units per acre. The City has been rezoning all expired residential plan- ned developments that had not been completed as required. The Planning and Zoning Board recommended RM-16 zoning on Tract 5, and RM-12 zoning on Tracts 2, 3 and 6, with the den- ' sity not ,to exceed 10.2 units per acre in the RM-12 zoning districts, and with the further understanding that1on-site 'drainage' retention be required. :: '~'.\: ' : .~:. .. 1> i'C ,'. . ': " .... ~,.~t}~.::.:.,.: .:'. :", .' Slides of the area were presented ;r~~:ii~~~~x~):::/.;'f':;'~,~'~~~:':',~ ~'~"":' ' , ' ~"""""~J:..r.~l . ~ . -1...1i ....', W~~11~~L~;~!~{.;fr~.:r.::\~(,~,,~:~,;::,',~,,~:,"~i<:~'.'~':..":":',' :.': ,/,' "', ',::"," ,: ~~'J""'ld.'.tI....:;.,~"..,r'2,'~"',)", '",., .. . " "." ' ~'. J..J 0[,/. i+~' .... ~ h'"'i>"'~}~ I I - ... ... ~ ..." . ,> !{""" .ti~:.tk'" ',;,..~-,.., ";l.'. ,'."."" '", " ", " '" I::V~ .IU: .". ' \..,~....-~.:,....t::~,~~.'\..:;~,..~'l,~l;.;'>:':> ,:':~" :"'~:~l ~~,~' >~~. .~ ,~-. '. I,' The Planning Director recommends denial of R}1-16 zoning and establishment of RPD-15 and RPD-9 districts. by Mike Kenton, Chief '. , . 6!~ 3/15!-79, . Michael Hastings, attorney representing the applicant stated they had requested RMwl6 but amended their applicatIon to RMwl2 and would amend again to accept RMw16 for Tract 5, and RPDw10 for Tracts 2, 3 and 6. Considerable discussion ensued on density and the various RPD zonings. There were no citizens to speak. Commissioner DeBlaker moved to deny the original request but to establish RPDwl5 on Tract 5, RPDw9 on Tracts 2, 3 and 6, with the further provision that appropriate drainage and recreation easements be established at the time of site plan review; and to instruct the City Attorney to include this in an ordinance. Commissioner Moore seconded the motion. A letter of no objection from Sidney Colen, president of On Top of the World, was reported for the record. Motion carried unanimously. Commission recessed at 2:50 and reconvened at 3:15 p.m. c. Portion of NE 1/4 of W 1/4 of Section 15-29-15 from RM-28 (high density, multi-family) to PS (professional services) - Dr. Samuel T. Barker, III. The property is located at the southeast corner of Green- wood Avenue and Turner Street and contains .43 acre, currently developed with a residence on the east portion of the lot. The Comprehensive Plan places the property in a high den- sity residential classification. The Planning and Zoning Board recommended approval with the stipulation that access be off Turner Street. The Plan- ning Director recommends denial of the request as it is not consistent with the Comprehensive Plan for existing land use patterns, would contribute a singular spot zoning action, would be inconsistent with the South Greenwood Area rezonings designed to limit commercial development on this street, and it would further encourage isolated business uses on a street inadequate to handle additional traffic volume. " Lee Dorian, representing the applicant, stated they could build 12 units which would cover 12,000 square feet, but they proposed only a professional office building with 3 or 4-thousand square feetJ which would create much less traffic. Lois Cormier spoke in opposition as the property is within the Neighborhood Housing Services Target area. The Planning Director presented slides of the area. Commissioner Tenney moved to deny the request. Commis- " sioner DeB1aker seconded the motion. Upon the vote being taken, Commissioners DeB1aker and Tenney and the Mayor voted "Aye"; Commissioners Nunamaker and Moore voted "Nay." Motion carried. ITEM #21 w Citizens to be Heard Re Items Not on the Agenda. Frank Photiadis requested consideration be given to . 'renovation of a garage to an efficiency apartment at 101 Orion Avenue, because of extenuating circumstances. Commissioner '"" Nunamaker moved to have the item placed on the agenda for the f;~\:,/"~'-;,:": : ~'r: April' 5, 1979, Commission. meeting; and requested the City ~~~~l~)~r.~~~~~tl,,;.fc.:~;>t.~..; ~:;<:;'?:;.;.: . '.' · .7. 3/15/79' ....: ;. ' '"J;j-.ll~:rJ,;a-~~f 'c'+ .,,~ .. \.r . J ;.,. ,~.: r:~H'~, :'.: ..., T', - , .. .!~J.~~it!:~t..4J <} C~:;"'. ~:.',n.J ~ ::.~::~ \\. ~.. ~:~ I.. ~.<~~: ""~~.,,,:'\"':. '_ ... < . / ' ,. . 1 . . : ,', "<; '::~~r,::jr;1-j .', ',~ ~.~ :"';~'I'~ . > ~~:'.:'.~~':~~' .'. ~ ~.,' Item II I 1979 Walk-in Van 10. Dimmitt Chevrolet, Clearwater $8,158.00; Item III - 1 1919 127" Wheelbase Van Plaza Dodge, Tarpon SprinRs $3,981.79; Item IV - 1 1979 127" Wheelbnse Van (full vision) Kenyon Dodge, Clearwnter $5,996.00; Item V 8 1979 109" Whcclbnso Vans Plaza Dodge, Tarpon Springs $37,326.68; and Item VI 1-3/4 ton Pickup with utility body Bill Currie Ford, Tampa $6,673.57. Commissioner DeBlaker moved upon the recommendation of the City Manager to award contracts for the above items to the bidders in the amounts indicated above, which are the lowest responsive and responsible bids, and to authorize 'the appropriate officials to execute said contracts which shall be in accordance with the plans, specifications and bids. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Tenney and carried unani- mously. ITEM H17 - Verbal Reports and Other Pending Matters. The City Manager distributed a report, "Tourist Visitor's Committee Proposal ~ Interim Emergency Request - Advertising - April 1 to June 5, 1979." Jim Parker, Executive Vice President of the Chamber of Commerce reported the need to advertise for summer visitors is now, and the situation is critical. The Tax Referendum had passed, but money was not yet available for advertising. The City had allocated $25,000 for Tourism Advertising in the FY 78/79 Budget, but deleted the funds when the referendum passed. Don Thurman reported the deadline for effective advertising would be April first. Commissioner Nunamaker moved to allocate $6,250, the second quarter installment, to the Visitors Bureau and that ad- justment be made in the budget. Commissioner Moore seconded the motion which carried unanimously. Verbal Reports continued following Item #31. See Page 12. By unanimous consent, the Commission agreed to hear Items 22 and 28. The City Attorney presented Ordinance N187? 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 Nunamaker moved to pass and adopt. Ordinance #1877 on second and final reading and to auth- orize the appropriate officials to execute same. Commissioner Moore seconded the motion. Upon roll call the vote was: "Ayes": DeBlaker, Moore, Nunamaker, Tenney and LeCher. "Naysll: None. . ,'/ . Zoning , " , Commissioner DeBlaker moved that Ordinance H1898 be read' ~:~~~~~> :':. " and, considered by title only on the first reading by the unani- :.;:'.:': ;::.,,'; 'mo1:1s consent of the Commission. flfotion was seconded by Commissioner %)(~i(:!.{:~<..> ',' '. . .', ..... ..\" ... ' . ~"H:,,',l"q 11,' l.:.. , ,,', , , ,..', .,,' ' ,';.. ' ". ''o .\ \',>:; ,','" ~ji~i~t<:~:-.~?'ifl '~*::/4~-'" ;~, :1:.', ~'. "::-.~ r,:,::,.' :..', :... /~. ~ , -. '. . . .'. ..t ...( 1" "J.-tJ* "tt~. till ~ I..~ )"\ ~/! (',' ." . ' " " .' . ';<~\'''Pii1~~t::~t:':',j~~\,::~<.,~::l,.,.:,..<:",:", ::, .".'..., :-', 9 . +:\~ "-"'-/:'_~f\\ ...,~ >",. ' ':;.J~'~I . ~l..' ,... ~, .' '., ~ ., < ..' . ~ . '. ~fl\~..l'~'~.~:.':~'; ~{~~;'- :';-:'. 'r. ,.'r~l..."< .o" +w',: ", .........,..'~ n ~\4' ,~. . 1:.}J.-lltflr't'1.t::r;~~, ~I.~ L _".../ ~ "'-\1'/' ~:I r ...";;.... ~'. -"" l'\'~"" .' . I " : 3/15/79 .1 .' ", ' :, "".: . Moore and,carriod unanimously. The ordinance was road by title only. Commissioner DoBlakor moved that Ordinance H1898 be passed on its first reading. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Hoare. Upon roll call the vote was: "Ayes": "Nays": DeBlnker. Moore. Nunamaker. Tenney and LeCher. None. The City Attorney presented Ordinance #1878 for second reading and stated he would Tead by title only unless there was a request to read in its entirety. The Ordinance was read by title only. Commissioner Moore moved to pass and adopt Ordinance 01878 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, Moore, Nunamaker, Tenney and LeCher. "Nays": None. The City Attorney presented Ordinance H1882 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 #1882 on second and final reading and to auth- orize the appropriate officials to execute same. Commissioner Moore seconded the motion. Upon roll call the vote was: "Ayes": DeBlaker, Moore, Nunamaker, Tenney and LeCher. "Nays": None. c . ITEM #25 - Second Reading, Ordinance #1894 - Enacting New Chapter 23B Relating to Lot Clearing. Commissioner DeBlaker moved to amend Ordinance #1894, Section 23B-3, Definitions, Subparagraph (5), to change the height in the last line from 18 inches to "twelve (12) inches.." Commissioner Moore seconded the motion which carried unani- mously. Commissioner DeBlaker moved to amend Section 23B-4, Prohibitions, Subparagraph (2), line 7, to add "either by pedestrian or motor traffic" after the word "hazard." Com- missioner Moore seconded the motion which carried unanimously. Commissioner DeBlaker moved to amend Section 23B-S by deleting Subparagraphs (2) and (3) in their entirety; insert- ing new Subparagraph (2) to read: "(2) Wetlands and environ~ mentally sensitive areas as designated in the adopted environ- "mental management conservation plan."; and renumbering Sub. paragraph (4) as Subparagraph (3). Commissioner Moore seconded the motion which carried unanimOUSly. ( .. .10. ' .3/15/7.9' ! ' .~:: " " . " L '}' I, ,~ ' 'TO ;'\" <."~, ',j"\ r':!.-..!J~'~'~;~V .,:':.... ':.: ,.'~~:"":.f;,\.~'~:~~;~~,}~~;~; . '!' '."' ':;\' '\,;/11 . · i::>"::;::il . . >~:' .,: ~t<}; . ~>',J,,~::'~:I~ , j+" +..' ! " " . Park, Unit 2) as the court case has beon continued. Tho City Attorney reported on the status of the suit which was filed and a motion prepared for summary judnment. The defense has.re~ quested an additional continuance. The City did not object to the continuance and n now date will be set. Commissioner Nunamaker requested a review of the fence ordinance. Mr.' Corum was present nnd reviewed tho situation. The City Manager was directed to allow the court case to proceed. The City Manager reported on the Pinellas Park Legisla- tive Delegation meoting on Emergency Medical Services. Another hearing will be held lnte in April. Commissioner DeBlakcr re~ quested that the City Manager and Fire Chief meet with other cities who have H.M.S., to make specific amendments to the bill. The City Manager reported Clearwater will need to replace some of its equipment in the near future. ITEM 1#32 - Other Commission Action. Commissioner DeBlaker recommended the City Clerk send copies of the new Lot Mowing Ordinance with a cover letter from the City Hanager to those citizens whose names appear on the lists frequently. Commissioner Nunamaker requested the Commission consider scheduling Town Meetings at City Hall on the fourth Monday evening of each month with 8. modified agenda. He reported on the concerns of the Beach Property Owners Association on the drug and drinking problem on the Beach. The Police Chief responded by stating everyone is concerned and the problem exists in the City as a whole. Mayor LeCher noted the Commission has been invited to a reception at the Host International Hotel in Tampa, 'larch 23, 1979, from 6:30 to 8:00 p.m. to be informed of cruise schedules. There ,...ill be a Clear,...atcr rirc Fight'ers' 'Spec'ial Masters Arbitration meeting Hardl 29, 1979, at City Hall. , The Neighborhood Housing Service will meet at Norton Park this evening, March 15, 1979, at 7 p.m. The Mayor requested the City Manager consider and review low interest mortgage loans for middle-income residents. ITEM "33 - The meeting adjourned at 6:10 p.m. i?-:!::Siantf.,g~ Attest: . '-"':~jtL:;;'~ C1ty' Cl~r,lC.'. ". . I.) ~:. . ~. , .... . -, l ~i .T .,.. /{/ ' , r t !' I : ~ r r "I,:,' / (I J; [I: \. . 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Lot, 17,' Druid Hills Subdi.vision from (Curls) Portion of Section (R.C. Development, R}.f-28 , (Powell) RS-SO to PS c. 19-29-15 from RS-60 to RM-l6 Inc. ) ., ~ "\ ~ , ",Jl, Notification of Expirations and Resignations of Advisory.' .. Board Members: a. Community Relations Board (ex officio) b. Parks and Recreation Board (ex officio) c. Community Relations Board d. Parks and Recreation Board e. Central Pinel1as Transit Authority Bid \, a. Vibration Diagnostic Analyzer, 2 bids, responsive and responsible bid, VITEC, land, OH $6,100 . Uniforms for Fire Department Personnel 3 responsive and responsible bid, Martin's Tampa $7,809.00 lowest Inc., Cleve- :(\ . "\ b. bids, lowes~, Uniform Division,:' . ,". .~~'~:) ,: ':..:',,,,'': ~ '., " . " .' f~r ;' ,.'; .<,::;:<: :",: :'. ,.,.:': . .f.- ,~.. . ~" ....' I " ;~~~:i'?,L~;~t1~~G' '.~~,~ ".:~,~'~',.. :':':,:;:: '/.' ',' .,~:.... ;,;:, " " j. '. ~~io1i!1-b\,\~~::\. .~ '," II,. ", ",' J~ ,'.'.: . :,'. ~,:.' .' .r ,l ~tr~fi~W!.~. 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