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CITY CO~WI~SION MEETING
AprilS. 1979
'The City Commission of the City of Clearwater met in
regular session at the City Hall. Thursday. April S. 1979.
at 9:30 a.m., with the following members present:
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Charles F. LeCher
Knrleen F. DeBlaker
William Nunamaker
Richard E. Tenney
Marvin Noore
Mayor/Commissioner
Commissioner
Vice~MayoT/Commissioner
Commissioner
Commissioner
Also present were:
Anthony Shoemaker City Manager
Thomas A. Bustin City Attorney
Cecil Henderson Assistant City Engineer",'
David Healey Planning Director
Frank DanielS Police Chief
Lucille Williams City Clerk
The Mayor called the meeting to order. The invocation
was given by Dr. Norman Deaton of Skycrest Baptist Church.
The Pledge of Allegiance was led by Frank Daniels, Police
Chief.
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ITEM #3 - Awards.
A safety award plaque was presented to the Water Pollu-
tion Control Division.
ITEM #4 - Service Awards.
Service pins were awarded to nine City employees.
ITEJlt It 5 - Minutes.
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Commissioner Nunamaker moved to approve the minutes of
the regular meeting of March IS, 1979, as recorded and as
submitted in written summation by the Clerk to each Commis-
sioner. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Moore and car-'
ried unanimously.
ITEM #6 - Consent Agenda.
6.1 Change Orders:
a. HI (Final), Edgewater Drive Gas Main Replacement.
Boyce Company, to reflect actual quantities used.
increasing contract $2,515.50 for a total present
contract of $169,565.50.
H2. Twe1ve~Inch Cutter Dredge Purchase Contract;
Dredgemasters International, Inc.. increasing'con-
tract $350.00 to add renewable suction line bulk-
head adaptor. for a total present contract of
$329.525.00.
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6.2 aid - Demolition, Minimum Housing Code Violation. 1301
North Myrtle Avenue and 1314 Railroad Avenue Lots 1
through S, inClusive, John Williams SubdivisIon. in
accordance with Resolution 179-20. Two bids, low bid,
Sonny Glasbrenner, Inc., Largo $750.00.
6.3 Quote - Sale 'of 25 to 30 tons of scrap'matorial - Highest
competitive quote, John's Truck Parts, $30.~O per ton.
Tho City expects to receive $750.00 to $900.00 for this
sale.
6.4 Community Impact Statements for Approval:
a. Tract 90, Countryside, in the 5W 1/4 of Section
17-2&-16 - U.S. Home. Located south of Curlew
Road (S.R. 586) and west of Countryside Boulevard.
b. Bennigan's Restaurant) in the NW 1/4 of Section
17-29-16. Located on S.R. 60 east of U.S. 19.
6.5 Request for Annexation (for referral) - Lot 57, Clear-
water Manor Subdivision - Charles & Betty Wagner.
6.6 Rezoning - Sunfish Bay (Phase III) revised master site
development plan and modifications of restrictions (for
referral). Portion of Government Lot 2 in the NW 1/4
of Section 10-29-16, from RPD-8.B to RPD-7.5 - Tibma
Bros. Development & Construction Co.
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 - Presentation by T. Gordon Matsumato.
Mr. Matsumato is Clearwater1s fifth artist-in-residence.
He presented a film of a restored residence entitled IISeven
Gables/Seven Shadows" filmed at Heritage Park.
A check for $1,000 was presented to the artist.
ITEM #8 - Ba front Bait Stand and Docks in N 1/2 of
Section 16-29-15 e.A. "AlII Jones Lessee.
The bait stand has been in existence for many years on
the bayfront but is in hazardous condition and should be demo-
lished.
Roger Schulman of WTAN, requested discussion as the
bait stand is a Clearwater landmark. He reported the current
operator, George McCutcheon, would renovate the structure at
his expense and make it safe.
The City Manager stated the issue is whether-it should
remain or be removed.
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the Assistant City Engineer suggested permission be obtained
and plans. prepared to replace the structure before it is demo-
1ished.Commissioner Nunamaker suggested a temporary structure
~~placed near the. area until the facility could be rebuilt..
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(high-density, multi-family) to CG (general
business). Owners, n. Roux ond A. Collins et
01; B. Metz; Dimmitt Car Leasing, Inc., and G.
Church et ux. Applicant, City of Clearwater.
These properties ore located north and south of Pine
Street just east of South Fort Harrison Avenue and pri-
marily used for parking.
The rezoning of Item 27-a was approved in July, 1973,
but an ordinance was not adopted. The requested change of
zoning of Item 27-b will eliminate a small remaining area
of residential property separated by Pine Street.
The Planning and Zoning Board and the Planning Director
recommend approval for both items. The Planning Director
stated the rezoning would be in conformance with the Compre-
hensive Land Use Plan.
The applicant was reprp.sented by attorney Mike Smith.
Eleanor Metz, a property owner, spoke in opposition as
she felt the rezoning would increase her taxes, lessen. the
setbacks from her property, and would not allow rebuilding a
residence if the present building were to be demolished or
burned, etc.
Commissioner Tenney moved to approve CG zoning for
Item 27-a and to instruct the City Attorney to include this
in an ordinance. Commissioner Moore seconded the motion
which carried unanimously.
Commissioner Tenney moved to approve CG zoning for Item
27-b less the E 62 feet of Lot 10, W 54 feet of Lots 8 and
9, and vacated alley between Lots 8, 9 and 10, Block 3,
lq~llace's Addition to Clearwater, and to instruct the City
Attorney to include this in an ordinance. Commissioner Moore
seconded the motion. There were no citizen comments. Motion
carried unanimously.
s on Requests for Annexations
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a. Begin SW corner of NE 1/4,
Section l2~29-15, run N 981.11 feet, E 200 feet
for P.G.B., E 50 feet, S 56 feet, E 10 feet,
S 99 feet, W 210 feet, N 75 feet, E 150 feet,
and N 80 feet to P.O.B. (M&B 1-6) - Joe J.
Afonso and Nell R. Afonso and City of Clear-
water Agreement dated April 25, 1973.
This property is located on the east side of Hercules
Avenue between Range Road and Weaver Park Drive and is cur-
,rently developed as a business use. The agreement to annex
was recorded in 1973 in the official records of Pinellas
County. The property became contiguous to City Limits and the
agreement is deemed to constitute an application for annexation.
The Planning and Zoning Board and the Planning Director
recommend annexation.
Commissioner Tenney moved to approve the annexation re-
quest and to instruct the City Attorney to include this in
, ".an ordinance~ . Commissioner Moore seconded the motion. There
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b. Portion of Lots 11 and 12, Pinel1as Groves,
NE 1/4 of Section 12-29-15) located on the
north side of Range Road. Begin 51 corner
of NI 1/4 of NE 1/4, Section 12-29-15. run N
30 feet. E 906.62 feet to P.C.B., N 200 feet,
E 141.30 feet, S 200 feet, and I 141.30 feet
to P.C.B. - Electrical System and Communica-
tions Co., Inc. and City of Clearwater agree-
ment dated September 13, 1977.
This property is located on Range Road approximately 900
feet east of Hercules Avenue and developed as light manufactur-
ing use. The agreement to annex was recorded in 1977 in the
official records of Pinellas County. The property became
contiguous to City Limits and the agreement is deemed to con-
stitute an application for annexation.
The adjacent 60-foot right-of-way for Range Road will
also be annexed.
The Planning and Zoning Board and the Planning Director
recommend approval of the annexation.
Commissioner Tenney moved to approve the annexation re-
quest and to instruct the City Attorney to include this in an
ordinance. Commissioner Moore seconded the motion. There
were no citizen comments. Motion carried unanimously.
ITEM #29 - Communit
5th Year. ee a e 13 .
Comm~ss~oner e a er moved that Item #29, a public hear-
ing advertised for 6 p.m., be continued until that time. Com-
missioner Moore seconded the motion which carried unanimously.
ITEM #30 - Citizens to be Heard Re Items Not on the
Agenda.
Lois Cormier requested an investigation on damage to the
marsh at the Norton Apartments on South Greenwood Avenue.
The Commission returned to
City Manager Reports
ITEM #11 - Site Plan Reviews:
a. Sun First National Bank of Dunedin~ Northwood
Branch in the SW 1/4 of Section 28-28-16.
The property is located on the northwest corner of
McMullen-Booth Road and County Road 102 and is an out-parcel
of the Northwood Plaza site which is zoned CP (parkway busi-
ness). The site contains 1.37 acres, and a branch bank with
drive-in facilities is planned.
. The Resource Development Committee recommends approval
. .with the following conditions: that a 5 ~ foot landscaping
, requirement along McMullen-Booth Road be met; and assurance
from the developers that the small remaining portion of the
".out-p'arce1 be conveyed to the Sun First National Bank or
reserved solely for development as an additional portion of
Northwood Plaza Shopping Center. .
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would not be conveyed to a third party but would be reserved
either solely for development as on additional portion of
Northwood Plaza Shopping Conter or conveyed to the Sun First
National Bank of Dunedin.
Commissioner Tenney moved to upprove the Preliminary Site
Plan of Suh Bank, Northwood Branch, with the condition that
the 5-foot wide landscaping requirement along Mclfullen-Booth
Road be met. Commissioner DeBlaker seconded the motion which
carried unanimously.
By unanimous consent the Commission returned to:
ITEM #30 - Citizens to be Heard Ro Items Not on the Agenda.
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The Resource Development Committee recommended approval
of the impact statement for Northwood Apartments located west
of McMullen-Booth Road, east of Landmark Drive, between Enter-
prise Road and State Road 580.
Discussion ensued on the original annexation agreement
with Northwood Estates which stated that CIS will be presented
with the site plan for each tract. Tract D has been subsequent-
ly divided and this CIS is for a portion of the original tract.
Commissioner DeBlaker moved to accept the Community Im-
pact Statement for the 8-acre portion of Tract D, with the
provision that the balance of the total tract have an impact
statement prepared. Commissioner Moore seconded the motion.
Charles Hilleboe spoke in opposition.
The Commission recessed from 1:30 to 1:35 p.m.
Charles Rutenberg stated he would submit a community
impact statement for the rest of Tract D as soon as possible.
Discussion ensued on the wording of paragraph 4 of the
restrictions to the Northwood Estates Property approved in
June, 1975, and the original intent. ~Iotion carried unani-
mously.
b. Preliminary Site Plan, Northwood Apartments.
The proposed development consists of 8.6 acres and is
presently zoned ~f-24 (high density, multi-family). The
developer plans to construct 166 rental apartments.
The Planning Director reviewed the site plan, discussing
the accesses, drainage and setbacks.
Charles Rutenberg stated the accesses had been revised '
and widened. During the recent recess, the site of the
building was moved and would now allow approximately a 75-foot
setback and he would convert from a rental program to condo-
miniums. He also discussed a possible congregate hOUSing pro-
'ject nearby. The change of location will decrease the number
.of units by eight. Mr. Rutenberg also stated he would con-
struct a S-foot fence at the edge of the property. RM-24
allows 45% coverage but his planned construction would cover
only 23% of the property.
, Bill Goodwin, representing 300 residents, presented a
petiti9n with 333 signatures in opposition to the development.
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He, presented"letters from various builders stnting the devei~
opar had advised there would be extensive green belting along
the rear property line. He expressed concerns for the loss of
light, view, air and privacy of the residents, and the impact
on their property values of having a large development so
close.
The City Attorney advised the Commission they should
only consider the site plan and whether it was in conformance
with the zoning.
Several residents spoke in opposition.
The Planning Director noted that the impact statement
had been based on rental units, not condominiums.
Commissioner DeB1akcr moved to continue this item to the
next regular Commission meeting, April 19, 1979. Commissioner
Nunamaker seconded the motion. Upqn the vote being taken, Com-
missioners Nunamaker, DeBlaker and Moore voted "Aye"; Commis~
sioner Tenney and the Mayor voted "Nay." Motion carried.
Commission recessed from 3:35 to 3:50 p.m. They returned
to City Manager Reports.
ITEM Hl1 - Site Plan Reviews:
b. Lakeview Office Condominium, Lot L and the W
1/2 of Lot M, Rollin~ Heights Subdivision -
Gerard \1alczak, Pres ldent of Embassy Homes.,
This property contains 1.06 acres of upland, is undeveloped,
and located west of St. Petersburg Junior College on the north
side of Drew Street.
The Resource Development Committee recommended approval.
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The development is planned in two phases. Phase I will
consist of two units; P~ase II, five units.
Discussion ensued on the finished floor elevation being
I-foot above crown of the road. The Assistant City Engineer
stated he would review the elevation.
Commissioner Nunamaker moved to approve the Lakeview
Office Condominium Preliminary Site Plan as presented. Com~
missioner Moore seconded the motion which carried unanimously.
c. Bennigants Restaurant, NW 1/4 of Section 17-29-16.
The proposed facility is to be located north of State
Road 60 east of U.S. 19. A portion of the property is within
City limits and is zoned CG (general business), while the'
remainder is in the County and is zoned CP and C-2. The de~
veloper will annex when the purchase is effected. The parcel
contains 1.88 acres of which .52 acre is in the County. The
City'S Comprehensive Land Use Plan shows medium density on the
County portion; the County's Plan shows this portion as commer-
cial.
Discussion ensued on the number of parking spaces re-
quired. Kenneth King and Gene Knipper, representing the ap"
plicant, stated their surveys showed a need for 129 spaces.
'Commissioner DeBlaker moved to approve the Preliminary
, Site Plan for Bennigan's Restaurant, but to delete the spaces
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by the tree in the front with tho exception of those for the han-
,dicappcd to be replaced by 8 on the west. Commissioner
Tonney seconded the motion which carried unanimously.
ITEM Nl2 - Feasibility Study - Downtown Parking Garage.
The Downtown Development Plnn, co-sponsored by the City,
supports the concept of.n parking garage and a need for ade-
quate parking. The staff study by the Downtown Development
Board concludes Downtown is short of parking spaces as cur-
,rent records for public parking lots reflect virtually 100%
occupancy. CUrrent proposals for downtown land use regulation
would allow properties to avoid on-site parkinr nrovision by ,
contributing to public parking facilities and arc complimentary
to the need for and support of a parking garage.
The City staff proposes advertising for competive pro-
posals and submitting a recommendation to the City Commission
concurrent with the Mid-year Budget Review, at which time the
funding requirements for the study would be analyzed in con-
junction with the overall review of budget performance to
date.
It was noted there are 2,582 public and 3,854 private
parking spaces Downtown. The City's Beach Area parking revenue
is approximately $270,000, compared to $133,000 from the main-
land.
Commissioner Nunamaker requested the study include the
possibility of the first floor being used for a public trans-
portation system.
Commissioner DeBlaker expressed concerns on what the
financial feasibility study will cover, and requested it include
consideration of the following:
1. Traffic survey - S.R. 60 Study;
2. Existing available parking and location in
relation to usage;
3. Rate structures - private and public;
4. Self sufficient re future requirements;
5. Two methods of funding, a. downtown parking
funds only, and b. including beach funds;
6. Employees use garage; and
7. Zoning ordinance changes re private contri-
butions to public parking facilities.
Commissioner Nunamaker moved to authorize the stnff to
request proposals for a feasibility study for a Downtown park-
ing garage with a transit system on the first floor if practi~
cal and the study to address the concerns of Commissioner
DeBlaker as listed above. Commissioner Tenney seconded the
motion which carried unanimously.
ITEM !13. - Health Faci~ities Authoritf - Resolution
1#79-23 - F1.nd1ng and DeclaT1ng that there 1sa ne'e'd for and
Creating the City of Clearwater Health FacilIties Authority.
Morton Plant Hospital has asked the City to create a
Health Facilities Authority to enable the hospital to refund
,existing long-term debt at tax free interest rates, saving
approximately two percentage points of interest.
The Bond Counsel of the City has advised that the City
cannot, limit the scope of the Authority only to hospitals.
',<"" However, other jurisdictions have required approval by the
. .' '. :,local governing body prior to undertaking each financing and
;:.".....::..;': ",' this requirement is included in Resolution 1#79-23.
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Commissioner Tenney moved to pass and adopt Resolution
#79-23; and to appoint to the Authority Board, Hebert Blanton,
John Meek, Sr., Charles Galloway, Wallace \t. Blackburn and
Ruth Condon, with the initial meeting of the Authority to be
held April 18, 1979, at 4 p.m.; and to authorize the appro-
priate officials to execute same.. Commissioner Nunamaker
seconded the motion. Upon roll call the vote was:
tlAyes": DeBlaker, Hoor~, Nunamaker, Tenney and
LeCher.
"Nays": None.
ITEM #14 - Contract for Fiscal Impact Study.
The Pine1lns Planning Council has approved a contract
granting the City $16,800 to engage a consultant to determine
the fiscal impact of implementing the Comprehensive Land Use
Plan.
Ten firms responded to the requests for proposal and the
, firm of Barton-Aschman Associates is recommended.
The difference of $4,800 between the grant and the con~
tract amount will cover staff time on the project.
Commissioner Tenney moved to approve the contract between
the City of Clearwater and Barton-Aschman Associates in the '
amount of $12,000, and to authorize the appropriate officials
to execute same. Commissioner Nunamaker seconded the motion
which carried unanimously.
ITEM #15 - Zonin~ Code Violation - 101 South Orion Avenue.
Lot 5, Block D, Skycrest Unit 5 ~ T. Komninos.
Te11ys Komninos has converted his garage into a dwelling
unit in which his elderly invalid parents reside. He did not
obtain a building permit to make the alterations and such a
permit cannot be issued in a single family residential district.
A memo from the City Attorney, dated March 8, 1979,
states that the Zoning Ordinance clearly prohibits such usage
and the ordinance should be enforced.
Commissioner Nunamaker moved that this is an economic
hardship and the violation be allowed for the lifetime of the
elderly couple, subject to the entrance be through the home,
the front door to the apartment sealed, and the apartment be
remodeled upon the death of the couple or sale of the property.
Commissioner Moore seconded the motion which carried unanimously.
ITEM #16 - Pinellas Countr Fair. Resolution #79-24 -
EndorSing the continuance of the Pine1las County Fair at a
permanent fairground.
The PinelIas County Commission has requested support for
purchasing a permanent facility for the PineIIas County Fair.
Commissioner Tenney moved to pass and adopt Resolution
#79-24 and to authorize 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.
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ITEM H17 - Traffic Signal 'Maintenance Agreement, Reso-
lution N79-ZS - AuthoriZin~ Execution of a Master Traffic
Signal Agreement with FlorIda Department of, Transportation.
Each traffic signal on a state highway within the city
limits requires a maintenance agreement between the city and
the Florida Department of Transportation. D.O.T. has developed
a new policy to reduce paperwork, and provides that if the City
passes a resolution authorizing the execution of a master
traffic signal agreement, succeeding agreements may then be
consummated by DOT and the City's Traffic Engineer or other
designated agent. This would eliminate the need to bring
each traffic signal agreement to the City Commission.
Commissioner Tenney moved to pass and adopt Resolution
#79-25 and to authorize the appropriate officials to execute
same. Commissioner Moore seconded the motion. Upon roll
call the vote was:
"Ayes":
DeBlaker, Moore, Nunamaker, Tenney and
LeCher.
None.
"Nays":
ITEM #18 - Enlargement of Water Mains in Countryside.
Several areas beyond the limits of the Countryside De-
velopment are potential candidates for City water services.
However, the lines must be sized to accommodate the future
designed flow. Briley, Wild and Associates, the City's con-
sulting engineers, noted the U.S. Home lines are sized to
. serve Countryside only and the lines must be enlarged if any
additional areas are to be served. U.S. Home had previously
agreed to the enlargement providing the City pay the additional
cost and accrued charges amounting to $28,042 are now due.
Commissioner Tenney moved to approve reimbursement to
U.S. Home of Florida for their enlargement of water ,mains
from 10" to 12" along Countryside Boulevard and Landmark
Drive; and to authorize the appropriate officials to execute
same. Commissioner Moore seconded the motion which carried
unanimously.
ITEM 819 - Regional Lift Station Site - McMullen-Booth
Road. Lot 12, The Hermitage Subdivl.sion.
U.S. Home Corporation has agreed to purchase and giv~
to the City, a lot to be used for location of a lift station.
U.S. Home requests the City accept assignment of the contract
for purchase, and will give to the City the purchase price of
$36,217.50.
Commissioner Tenney moved to authorize the acceptance of
the Assignment., of Contract as outlined in the Agenda Memo-
randum Item 19, and to authorize the appropriate officials to
execute same. Commissioner Moore seconded the motion which
carried unanimously.
The plan for this commercial planned development had been
:::",:'>. ',.", . ~pproved in two phases. Phase I to consist of two additional
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tennis courts and 42 parking spaces, and Phase II to consist
of two additional tennis courts and 171 parking spaces.
The developer now rcqucsts a change in the schedule of
construction to permit the two tennis courts, as approved in
Phase I, to be built in May of 1979, but the original parking
approved for this phase to be built in February of 1981.
Thirty-three of the required parking spaces will be lost when
the tennis courts are constructed and this will not be cor-
rected until February of 1981.
Commissioner Tenney moved to require construction of
Phase I as originally approved on February 15, 1979. Commis-
sioner Nunamaker seconded the motion which carried unanimously.
ITE~f #21 ~ Agreements for Annexation (Water Only):
a. Lot 37t Pine Oak 1st Addition, Duane C. and
August1ne C. Rowland.
The property is located on the north side of Hardwood
Drive west of Norwood Avenue. It is not contiguous to the
City Limits at the present time but is within the City ser-
vice area. The property is undeveloped but a single-family
residence is planned.
Commissioner Tenney moved to approve the annexation
agreement (water only), and to authorize the appropriate of-
ficials to execute same. Commissioner Moore seconded the
motion which carried unanimously.
b. The West 73 feet of Lot 65, Highland Lake 2nd
Addition, Alfred C. Wyllie, Inc.
The property is located on the north side of Tangerine
Street west of Lake Avenue and is not contiguous to City
limits but is within ,the City service area. The property is
undeveloped but a single-family residence is planned.
Commissioner Nunamaker moved to approve the annexation
agreement (water only), and to authorize the appropriate of-
ficials to execute same. Commissioner Tenney seconded the
motion which carried unanimously.
ITEM #22 - Condon Gardens Subctrains and Sidewalks.
The project to install sidewalks and subdrains in the
Condon Gardens Public Housing Project has been funded and
approved as part of the ongoing Community Development Block
Grant Program.
, The two bids received were considerably over the Engineer',s
estimate and are considered to be unresponsive and should be
rejected.
The alternative available is to have the project con-
, structed by City Forces.
Commissioner Nunamaker moved to reject both bids for the
contract to construct sidewalks and drains in the Condon Gar~
,dens Public Housing Project, and to approve the use of City'
'forces to install the subdrains and sidewalks, with reirnburse-
"ment to the City from the Community Development Block Grant
Funds. Commissioner Moore seconded the motion which carried
,unanimously. '
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ITEM #23 - Condon Gardens Laundry Facilities.
Bids for the laundry facilities also exceed the C~ty
Engineer's estimate. The only feasible alternative is to ac-
complish the project with the use of City forces.
Commissioner Nunamaker moved to reject both bids on
Condon Gardens Laundry Facilities as being unresponsive and
to approve the use of in-house City forces to construct tho
laundry facilities, with reimbursement to the City from the
Community Development Block Grant Funds. Commissioner DoBlnkor
seconded the motion which carried unanimously.
ITEM #24 - Appointment of Advisory Board Members.
a. Pinellas County Overall Economic Development
Program Committee.
No action was taken on an appointment to this committee.
A staff member will cover any meetings.
b. Parks and Recreation Board.
Commissioner DeB1aker moved to appoint Margaret Rogors.
Commissioner Nunamaker seconded the motion which carried unnni-
mously.
c. Community Relations Board.
Commissioner DeBlaker moved to appoint Barbara Biro,
lqilliam Bartell, Russell Rogers and Sergeant Ed Dosmarais as
representatives of the category fielus. Commissioner Nuna-
maker seconded the motion which carried unanimously.
Commissioner Nunamaker moved to appoint Shirley 11111
and reappoint Katherine Griffith, Ann Steffens, Ruth White,
The Reverend Walter Campbell. Curlee Rivers nnd Rolph Roberts.
Commissioner Tenney seconded the motion which carried unani-
mously.
d. Student Ex Officio Members.
i. Parks and Recreation Board.
~ommissioner DeBlaker moved to appoint Scott Rost. Amy
Corell and Jay Patouillet as student ox officio mombers of
the parki and Recreation Board. Commissionor Mooro seconded
the motion which carried unanimously.
ii. Community Relations Board.
Commissioner DoBlaker moved to appoint Lynn Rosonthul
and Dan Buffington as student ex officio members of tho Com-
munity Relations Board. Commissionor Mooro seconded the mo-
tion which carried unanimously.
e. Central Pinellas Transit Authority cePTA).
No action was taken.
ITEM #25 - Bids.
By unanimous consent, the Commission agreed to consider
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Water System Instrumontation & Control Con-
tract, 2 bids. low bid, Bristol Division of
American Chain & Coble Co., Inc. Tnmpa
$328.033.00. ,
Magnetic Drive Water Meters (500). lowest res-
ponsive nnd responsible competitivo price under
Pinallns County Contract B-ll, Rockwell Inter-
nationnl, Atlanta GA $12,500.00.
Sodium Bicarbonate, 7 bids, low bid, Church &
Dwight Co., Inc.. Atlanta GA $41.070.00.
Turner Street Outfall. 2 bids. low bid. Purcell
Excavating. Inc., Ozona $12,506.00.
South Greenwood Avenue Street and Utilities
Improvements, Phase II, 4 bids! low bid, Paul
Giuliani Co., St. Petersburg ~998.884.2S.
Commissioner Tenney 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, nnd to authorize the
appropriate officials to execute said contracts which shall be
in accordance with the planst specifications and bids. Motion
was seconded by Commissioner Nunamaker and carried unanimously.
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ITEM #26 - Verbal Reports nnd Other Pending Matters.
None.
Cecil Henderson left at 5:10. The Commission recessed at
5:10 p.m. and reconvened at 6:05 p.m. for the Community
Development Block Grant public hearing scheduled fOT 6 p.m.
ITEM #29 - A Public
Block Grant Togram - t
Don Jass, Community Development Planner, presented the
pro~ram proposals which were drafted after numerous meetings
in the target neighborhoods. The citizens' priorities and
the City's capital improvement projects were incorporated by
Staff for the three year pOllod of 1980 through 1982.
Deve10nment
Discussion ensued on the use of funds in other than the
target areas, which may be accomplished if the people who live
in the target area will benefit from the project.
Morris Harris from the South Groenwood Area, spoke in
support of three of the projects--drainnge improvements into
Lake Bellevue, sidewalk and bike pnth construction, and pav-
ing and drainage improvements for Bellevue Street.
Joe Wolf of Wood Valley spoke in support of a swimming
pool. park and parkland development.
Herb Donald of R.C~S., spoke in support of more temporary
housing for the North Greenwood Area.
Sam Casella, Executive Director of the Downtown Develop-
ment Board, spoke in SUPPOTt of a broader program with the
addition of other areas, an economic development plan to aid
existing businesses nnd to got small businesses started, a
recreation project for a waterfront park, and assist in the par-
tial mall project on Cleveland Street. and a parking garage.
Lois Cormier reported the contractors'should be from the
. target areas and provide jobs for the people in the target
, ,.areas but it has not work out that way. The present contrac-
.rl,;.{~i~:.!i:-Y:,'.:" ':~:"tor :is :,;from St. Petersburg and has only one employee from
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gram and problems he had with a contractor.
There were no other citizens to speak.
City Attorney Reports
ITEM #31
Zoning Atlas 0
The City Attorney presented Ordinance '1898 for second
reading and stated he would read by title only unless thore
was a request to read in its entirety. The Ordinance WBS
read by title only. Commissioner Tenney moved to pass and
adopt Ordinance H1898 on second and final reading and to
authorize the appropriate officials to execute same. Commis-
sioner Moore seconded the motion. Upon roll call the voto
was:
"Ayes": DeBlakert Hoare, Nunamaker, Tennoy and
LeCher.
"Nays": None.
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Commissioner Tenney moved to continue the first rending
of Ordinance #1836 to May 3, 1979. Commissioner Moore seconded
the motion which carried unanimously.
Commissioner Nunamaker left the meeting at 7:15 p.m.
ITEM #33 - First Reading, Ordinance #1721 - Amending
Sections 6-18 and 6-19 of Code Defin~ng Houseboats and Regu-
lating Anchoring.
Commissioner DeBlaker moved that Ordinance #1721 be read
and considered by title only on the first reading by the unani-
mous consent of the Commission. Motion was seconded by Commis-
sioner Tenney and carried unanimously.
The ordinance was read by title only. Commissioner
Tenney moved that Ordinance #1721 be passed on its first read-
ing. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Moore. Upon roll
call the vote was:
IIAyes": DeBlaker ~ Moore, Tenney and LeCher.
"Nays": . None.
Absent: Nunamaker.
By unanimous consent of the Commission, Item #43 was
considered at this time.
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Commissioner Tenney moved that Ordinance #1917 be read
and considered by title only on the first reading by the unani-
mous consent of the Commission. Motion was seconded by Commis-
sioner DeBlaker and carried unanimously.
The oTdinance was read by title only. Commissioner
DeBlaker moved that Ordinance #1917 be passed on its first
reading. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Tenney. Upon
roll call the vote was:
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DeBlaker, Hoare, Tenney and LoChor.
None.
Nunamaker.
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HAycs\!:
"Nays":
Absent:
DoBlakcr. Moore. Tenney and LeCher.
None.
Nunamaker.
Commissioner DeBlaker moved that Ordinance #1903 be read
and considered by title only on the first reading by the unani-
mous consent of the Commission. Motion was seconded by Commis-
sioner Moore and carried unanimously.
The ordinance was read by title only.
moved.that Ordinance #1903 be passed on its
tion was seconded by Commissioner DeBlaker.
the vote was:
Commissioner Moore
first reading. Mo-
Upon roll call
"Ayes":
"Nays":
Absent:
DeBlaker, Moore, Tenney and LeCher.
None.
Nunamaker.
ITEM #39
Ordinance
Zoning.
Commissioner DeBlaker moved that Ordinance #1904 be read
and considered by title only on the first reading by the unani-
mous consent of the Commission. tfotion was seconded by Commis-
sioner Tenney and carried unanimously.
The ordinance was read by title only. Commissioner Moore
moved that Ordinance #1904 be passed on its first reading.
Motion was seconded by Commissioner DeBlaker. Upon roll call
the vote was:
"Ayes":
"Nays":
Absent:
DeBlaker, Moore, Tenney and LeCher.
None.
Nunamaker.
ITEM #40 - First Reading, Ordinance #1905 - Amending
Budget for Fiscal Year 1978-79.
Commissioner DeBlaker moved that Ordinance #1905 be read
and considered by title only on the first reading by the unani-
mous consent of the Commission. Motion was seconded by Commis-
sioner Moore and carried unanimously.
The ordinance was read by title only. Commissioner Moore
moved that Ordinance #1905 be passed on its first reading. Mo-
tion was seconded by Commissioner Tenney. Upon roll call the
vote was:
"Ayes":
"Nays":
Absent:
DeB1aker, Moore, Tenney and LeCher.
None.
Nunamaker.
Commissioner Tenney moved that Ordinance #1913 be read
'.,' and considered by title only on the first reading by the unani-
;,,", .'co. ,.". m~)Us consent of the Comm~ssion. .~fotion was seconded 'by Commis-
~i:<','.:'......: ' ,,:S1oner DeBlaker and carr1ed unanImously.
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The ordinance was read by title only. Commissioner
Moore moved that Ordinance ~1913 be passed on its first
reading. Motion was seconded by Com~issioner DcBlaker. Upon
roll call the vote was:
"Ayes":
"Nays":
Absent:
DeBlakcr, Moore, Tenney and LeCher.
None.
Nunamaker.
- Amending
Enact New Zone
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Commissioner DeBlaker moved that Ordinance #1916 be read
and considered by title only on the first reading by the unani-
mous consent of the Commission. Motion was seconded by Commis-
sioner Moore and carried unanimously.
The ordinance was read by title only. Commissioner
Moore moved that Ordinance #1916 be passed on its first read-
ing. Motion was seconded by Commissioner DeBlaker. Upon roll
call the vote was:
"Ayes":
"Nays":
Absent:
DeBlaker, Moore, Tenney and LeCher.
None.
Nunamaker.
ITEM #44 - First Reading, Ordinance #1918 - Amending
Chapter 8, Electionsr to Enact New Article III, Campaign
Regulations; New Art1.cle IV, Candidates; and New Article V,
Campaign Financing.
Commissioner DeBlakermoved to amend Section 8-57, Cam-
paign Treasurer, Subsection (f), by adding the following
sentence: "Such candidate shall not accept any contributions,
nor shall any person accept contributions on behalf of such
candidatet after the candidate has been eliminated as a can-
didate, or elected to office." Commissioner Moore seconded
the motion which carried unanimously.
Commissioner DeBlaker moved that Ordinance #1918, as
amended, be read and considered by title only on the first
reading by the unanimous consent of the Commission. Motion
was seconded by Commissioner Moore and carried unanimously.
The ordinance was read by title only. Commissioner
Tenney moved that Ordinance #1918, as amended, be passed on
its first reading. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Moore.
Upon roll call the vote was:
"Ayes":
"Nays":
Absent:
DeBlaker, Moore, Tenney and LeCher.
None.
Nunamaker.
ITEM #45 - First Readinp" Ordinance "1919 - Repealing
Sections 82 through 89 of Former City Charter.
Commissioner Moore moved that Ordinance "1919 be read
and considered by title Qnly on the first reading by the unani-
mous consent of the Commission. Motion was seconded by Commis-
sioner Tenney and carried unanimously.
,Jhe'ordinance was read by title only.
,moved that Ordinance 81919 be passed on its
Motion was seconded by Commissioner Tenney.
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first reading.
Upon roll call
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"Nays":
Absent:
DoBlakcr. Mooro. Tennoy and LeCher.
None.
Nunamaker.
Commissioner DcBlaker moved that Ordinance #1920 be
read and considered by title only on the first reading by
the unanimous consent of the Commission. Motion was seconded
by Commissioner Moore and carried unanimously.
The ordinance was read by title only. Commissioner Moore
moved that Ordinance #1920 be passed on its first reading. Mo-
tion was seconded by Commissioner Tenney. Upon roll call the
vote was:
"Ayes":
"Nays":
Absent:
DeB1aker, Moore, Tenney and LeCher.
None.
Nunamaker.
Commissioner Moore moved that Ordinance #1921 be read
and considered by title only on the first reading by the unani-
mous consent of the Commission. Motion was seconded by Gommis-
sioner Tenney and carried unanimously.
The ordinance was read by title only.
moved that Ordinance #1921 be passed on its
Motion was seconded by Commissioner Tenney.
the vote was:
Commissioner Moore
first reading.
Upon roll call
"Ayes":
"Nays II,:
Absent:
DeBlaker, Moore, Tenney and LeCher.
None.
Nunamaker.
ITEM #48 - First Reading, Ordinance #1922 - Amending
Code to Enact New Chapter 3A relating to Franchises and
Public Utilities.
Commissioner DeBlaker moved that Ordinance 111922 be
read and considered by title only on the first reading by the
unanimous consent of the Commission. Motion was seconded by
Commissioner Moore and carried unanimously.
The ordinance was read by title only.
moved that Ordinance #1922 be passed on its
ticn was seconded by Commissioner DeBlaker.
vote was:
Commissioner Moore
first reading. Mo-
Upon roll call the
"Ayes":
"Nays 11 :
Absent:
DeBlaker, Moore, Tenney and LeCher.
None.
Nunamaker.
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Commissioner DeB1aker moved to instruct the City Clerk
to 'advertise Ordinance '1906 for public hearing in accordance
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with Chapter 166 of tho Florida Statutes for City.initiatod
~ezoning. Commissioner Moore seconded the motion which cur-
ried unanimously.
ITEM HSO - For Diroction. Ordinance #1914 - Amending
Zoning Atlas of City (U.S. Borne - City initiated) (P.H. 2/1/79).
Commissioner Moore moved to instruct the City Clerk to
advertise Ordinance #1914 for public hearing in accordance
with Chapter 166 of the Florida Statutes for City-initiated
rezoning. Commissioner DeB1aker seconded the motion which
carried unanimously.
Commissioner Moore moved to instruct the City Clerk to
advertise Ordinance "1915 for public hearing in accordance
with Chapter 166 of the Florida Statutes for City-initiated
rezoning. Commissioner DeBlaker seconded the motion which
carried unanimously.
Commissioner DeBlaker moved to pass and adopt Resolution
#79-26 and to authorize the appropriate officials to execute
same. Commissioner Tenney seconded the motion. Upon Toll call
the vote was:
"Ayes":
"Nays":
Absent:
DeBlaker, Moore. Tenney and LeCher.
None.
Nunamaker.
ITEM #53 - Resolution #79-27 - Dedicating Ri~ht-of-Way
for Enterprise Road East (In NE corner of NW 1/4 of Section
32-28-16).
Commissioner DeBlaker moved to pass and adopt Resolution
#79-27 and to authorize the appropriate officials to execute
same. Commissioner Moore seconded the motion. Upon roll call
the vote was:
"Ayes":
"Naysu:
Absent:
DeBlaker, Moore. Tenney and LeCher.
None.
Nunamaker.
Commissioner DeBlaker moved to 'pass and adopt Resolution
#79-28 and to authorize the appropriate officials ~o execute
same. Commissioner Tenney seconded the motion. Upon roll call
the vote was:
"Ayes":
"Nays":
Absent:
DeB1aker, Moore, Tenney ,and LeCher.
None.
Nunamaker.
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ITEM *55 - Resolution 179-29 - Assessing Lot Cloaring
Charges.
Commissioner DeBlaker moved to pns~ nnd adopt Resolution
179-29 and to authorize the appropriate officials to execute
snme. Commissioner ~Ioore seconded the motion. Upon roll cilll
tho vote was:
tlAyes":
tlNayslt:
Absent:
DeBlaker, Moore, Tenney and LeCher.
None.
Nunamaker.
ITEtl #56 - Acceptance of Easements and Subordinantion.
The City Attorney presented the following instruments:
Temporary construction easement over Lots 19 to 22
inclusive, Block B, Harvey Park Subdivision, from
F. Colson and Rose Colson;
~~~~~~special Warranty Deed for Countryside Tract ,54
r, .aA1 "~Y"" Right-of-1'lay/Park in the NE 1/4 of Section ,
~~/'!\/~- 20-28-1~, from U.s. Home Corporation;
L...Ah v) Ie- ;9r 9...,.. Drainage and Utili ties Easement from Pa tco Builders,
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Subordination of Encumbrance to Property Rights
from Lowf Enterprises, Inc.; and
Subordination of Encumbrance to Property Rights
from Landmark Bank of Tampa, all in the SE 1/4 of
Section 19-29-16 and being a portion of Lots 14
through 18 of Rosetree Court Subdivision.
Commissioner DeB1aker moved to accept the above instru-
ments and to direct the City Clerk to record same in the
Public Records of Pinellas County, Florida. Motion was sec-
onded by Commissioner Moore and carried unanimously.
ITEM #57 - Resolution #79-30 - Authorizing the Citr
Attorney's Office to bring an action to collect tap-in fees
due for the Sandal Cove Apartments located in Safety Harbor.
Commissioner DeBlaker moved to pass and adopt Resolution
"79-30 and to authorize the appropriate officials to execute
same. Commissioner Moore seconded the motion. Upon roll call
the vote was:
"Ayes":
tlNays":
Absent:
DeB1aker, Moore, Tenney and LeCher.
None.
Nunamaker.
ITEM ~58 - Resolution #79-31 - Sup~orting Tri-County
Report Prepared by Tam~a Bay Regional Planning Council and
requesting re-examinat1on of the report as it relates to the
Threshold of DRI review and extensions for compliance with the
Local Government Compliance Planning Act.
. Commissioner DeBlaker moved to p8~S and adopt Resolution
"79-31 and to authorize the appropriate officials to execute
same~ Commissioner Moore seconded the motion. Upon roll call
" the vote was:
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'''Naystl:
Absent:
DeBlaker, MooTe, Tenney and LeCher.
None.
Nunamaker.
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ITBM N59 - Settlement of Claim of National Lifo Insurance
Company re Weber Avenue (SW 1/4 of Section 12-29-l5).
. Commissioner DeBlaker moved to accopt tho settlement as
stated in the City Attorney's memorandum dotod March 28, 1979,
attached horeto, and to authorize the appropriato officials
to execute the Release and Cancellation of Restriction. Com-
missioner Mooro seconded the motion which carried unanimously.
ITBM #60 - Other Commission Action.
Commissioner DeBlaker
Noted that several members of the Neighborhood Advisory
Committee had not attended recent meetings.
Commented on the death of Sara Halmi and stated Safety
Harbor had adopted a resolution declaring Mcl-fullen-Booth Road
a scenic corridor.
Mayor LeCher
Requested the Commission set a date to visit the St;
Petersburg Marina but the invitation was declined.
He requested a representative be present in Tallahassee
on April 19, 1979, to promote Clearwater to the motion picture
industry.
He suggested the Commission review site plans only when
staff requests that they do so.
He suggested the City bill the County for $6,250, reim-
bursem~nt of Tourism Advertising Funds.
Commissioner Tenney
Commended Craig Roberton of the St. Petersburg Times
on his reporting of Commission action.
ITEM 061 - The meeting adjourned at 7:53.
The City Commission then met as Trustees of the Pension
Fund with the Mayor calling the meeting to order.
Fund -
COl'lffi. Tenney moved' to approve the recommendation of the
Advisory Committee of the Employees' Pension Fund to accept
the following employees into membership:
Traffic Engineering Department
Joseph Lomnick
George Teano
Marine Department
Amos Green
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7'.';"',.;' Edward Simmons
t.H>,',' ~ , . Commissioner' ~foore seconded
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- City COt.\t.\iuion Hoetin; - April 5, 1979
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1. Pledge of Alioii"J":-~c
~. Tn\'oC'"rtnn
". Intrc.Juctions 6 AHnrds
~. Service Awards (9:30 3.m.)
5. City Commission Hinutu of ROKul:1r ~Ieot ing
of ~arch IS, 1979
City ~a"aRer Roports
6. Consont Aponda
ACTION
7. Prosentation . T. Cordon ~otsu~nto
S. BnyEront R~lt Stand nnd Decks '
9. (Continued) snnit~ry. Sewer soryice - LakeJido
Bi}:obil OLHOl:\o P,'lr' rIo hI: Cont nued)
10. ~s on coso of , or no pro~ertr
11. SiX? P!3R ~H!~l%i.tionol Bank of Dunedin - ~orth.
Wood Brnnch '
b. Lokoview Offico Condominium - Lot L and tho
W llZ of Lot ~r
c. Bonnigon's Restaurant
12. Feasibility Study - Oowntown Parkin~ Cornge
1'5. Ben I tll F:ld li ties Authol'i ty
ll. Contract for ~iscnl Inpact Study
u. :oning Codo nolation - 101 South Orion Avenue
l6. Pinellas County Fair
17. Tr~ffic Signal' Maintenance Agreements
IS. Enlargement of Kater Mains in Countryside
19. Regional Lift Station Site - ~lc~lullen Booth Rood
=0. SCheduling of CPO plan chnnge. Countryside Country
Club located in S 1/2 of Section =0.29S.l6E -
U.S. Hone Corporation
;1. Agr~c~ents for Anne~3tion:
~. August1ije C. and Duane C. Rowland
o. Alrred C. ~vllie. Inc.
., Condon Gardens 5ubdnins and Sideh'alks
_:1~.: CondQn Garden~ Laundrv Facilities
~ AppOIntment or Advlsory Board ~Iembers:
a. O~eral1 Economic Oevelopnent Progr~~
COJ:ll:\lttee
b. Parks and Recreation Board
c. Community Relations Boord
d." Student e:t officio .
i. Parks and Recreation Board
e. ~:t- .r~~~uni t~. Relations Bonro
,- !lids:
-~. a. h'ater Systern Instruml!ntntion .'\ Control Con-
tract, 2 bids, low bid, Bristol Division
of ;\mericnn Chain 6 Cable Co.. Inc., Tampa
$3~3,033 '
b. ~ragnetic Drive I~ater Heters, IOl.'est respon-
sible and responsive conpetiti~e price under
Pinellas Couney Contract B-ll, Rockwell In-
ternational, Atl~nta GA ,$12.500
c. Sodium Eicarbonate, T bids, low bid. Church &
Dldght Co., Inc., Atlanta CA $.\1,070
d. Turner Street Outfall, 2 bids, low bid,
Purcell Excavating, Inc. O:ona $12,506.00
e. So. Greenwood Street & Utilities Improv~ments,
Phase 11. 4 bidsj low bid~ Paul G ul ani Co.,
St. Petersburg ~9~~,aSJ.~5
~6. "erba1 Reports Ii Other Penc.ing ~[a tters
Public Hearin~s (12:50 0.1:1.)
27. Requests for Re:oning:
a. Lot 3, vacated alley on W. X 1/2 of vacated
alley on S, E 50 ft. Or Lots ~ Ii 5, Block 4,
an~ Lots B G 9, less W 54.1 ft.. Block 3,
Na1laces' Addition from R~-29 to CG (Din~itt
Car Leasins, Inc.)
b. W 54 fe. of Lots 8 & 9, E ~2 ft. of Lot la,
Block 3; Lots 1 0 2 and ~ 1/2 of vaCAted
aller ~ of Lots 10 & II, Block ~; all in
Wallace's Addition fro" rol.29 ~o CG (City)
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Dr. Norman Deaton - Sky-,
crest Baptist Church.
Frank Daniels - Police
Chief.
Safety Award presented to
Water Pollution Control ~;~I'::~ !\.
Division. ',,;,{.t"!'
9 Employees awarded Service ;~1~~'."
Pins. ~~
Approved. p
Accepted Final Consent ~'".I,'~
A d ' ".lA~\' It,
gen a. ',:{A':':~i'"j' v' ~
Presentation film of .:.;.t.,.::::t~~",f .~
"Seven Gables" residence ':;(::;'7N~
in Heri tORe Park. Presented ;:~.~}!F
~ l, 000 ched; to artist,. ',;;:,~t},),.
Close bait stand 4/5/79 L,'
and set public hearing.
Continued.
Approved lease for a sea-
food market.
a. Approved
b. Approved
c. Approved wit~ cpnditions
Approved RFP for study
for downtown garage.
Reso. 79-23 adopted. H.
Blanton, J. Meek, Sr., C.'
Galloway, W.W. Blackburn
and Ruth Condon appointed
to Authority.
Approved contract with'
Barton-Aschman Associates
for fi~cal impact study.
Recommended front door be
sealed and apartment re-'
modeled after death of
parents.
Reso. 79-24 adopted.
Reso. 79-25 adopted.
Approved reimbursement to
U . S. llome. , ,
Accepted Lot 12, The Hermi-
tage Subdivision as site.
Phase I tennis courts and
narking to be constructed
at the same time.
a. Approved - water only.
b. Approved - water only.
Rejected bids. City forces
to do work with reimburse-
ment from Comm. Dev. funds.
Rejected bids. City forces
to do work with reimburse-
ment from Carom. Dev. Funds.
a. No action.
b. Margaret Rogers.
c. Barbara Biro, \'1m. Bartell
Russell Rogers, Sgt. Ed
Desmarais, Katherine
Griffith,Ann'Steffens,
Ruth White, Rev.' Walter
Campbell, Curlee Rivers,
Ralph Roberts, Shirley"
Hill. i
d. i-Scott Rostt Amy
Corell & Jay Patouil1et.
ii - Lynn Rosenthal and,
Dan Buffington.
e. No' action. ' .
a-eapprov~~ coilectively.
None.' .
a" Approved CG Zone ~ "
b., Approved CG Zone, ,less ,<;',
. ,:property on No~th';'sfd,~:".:,>,
'"of,Pine St., : :.';"'>:<";~:'\;'f~
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AGESOA . City COl:1mhsion ~Ieeting . ,\prU 5, 1979
9:30 A.H.
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ACTION
Public He",.\n..p
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?~. r.'IIICJ:':'z for .\IIIlCXllt ion t
D. Portion of NE l/~ of Scction 12.2U~.15Et
~'r.B t.6 (,\fonso . Ci ty) .;
b. rortlon of Lots 11 6 l~, PincLlns Groves
In ~;\',' 1/4 of Nt 1/~ of Soctlon 12.:ZPS. UE
(Electricnl System. and Communications Co.
City)
29. Community bevelopment Block Grant Program' 5th
Year Application (6tOO p.m.)
30. Citi:ons to be Heard re Items ~ot on the "serdn
a.Community Inpact StntoMent . ~orthwood A~artments
b. Site Plan Ro\'ielf . ~orthl.'ood Ap:1rtr.lont. '
31.
City Attornev Rcport.
Second Readlng . Ordinance ~o. 1998 - ~nendlng
:onin~ Atlas of City (P.H. 2/15/79 - Cope,
Trustee)
(Continued) First Reading - Ordinancc ~o. 1336 -
Enacting Xcw Chapter 24 relating to Cti1ities
SysteM (To be continued)
First Re~~ing - Ordinance Xo. 1;21 . Amending
Sectiom 6-19 and 6-19 of Code Defining House-
bODtS and Regulating Anchorin~
First Rending - Ordinance ~o. 1899 . Vacating
Ht!\mrd Street in Scotia Beights Subdidsion
(:li l!;es/Jordan - P .11. 1 Z;: 1/7 S)
First Reading - Ordinance ~o. 1900 . Repealing
Ordinance ~o. 18S1 and Y~catins alley in
Turners Subdi~ision -3 (~illians 5 ~alker -
F.n. 1':/21;;8)
First P.eading - Ordinance Xo. 1901 . \'aca:ing
Easer.\en ts in l'incbrook ltigl\1:lnds Subdivi 5 ion
(Lane - P.H, 2/1/79)
First Reading . Ordinance Xo. 190Z - ~acating
Drainage Easement in -Section 32-18-16 (Chest-
nut - P.H. ':/1/;9)
First Reading - Ordinance ~o. 1903 . A~endin~
Ordinance ~o. lS2~ and Repealing Ordinance Xo.
1899 to Anend Chapter 13 re Street'Artists
License
First Reading- Ordinance ~o. 190~ . ~ending
Ordinonce'~o, 17~9 to Correct t~o Legal
Descriptions ror R,\I-::S Zoning
First Reading. Ordinance Xo. 1905 - ~~ending
Budget for Fiscal Year 1918-79
First Reading - Ordinance ~o. 1913 - Amending
Zoning Atlas of City - U.S. Home (P.H.
2/15/79) ,
FiTS~ Reading - Ordinance Xo. 1916 - Amending
Section ~-1& of Code re Alcoholic Beverages
to Enact Sew :one 19W (Bogris)
First Reading - Ordinance ~o. 1917 - Amendin~
Zoning Atlas of Citv - A. E. nea1ty Partners
(P.H, 3/15/79) .
First Reading - Ordinance ::0. 1918 . ~ending
Chapter S, E1ectionst to Enact New Article
I II. Campaign Regulations I ~el" ".rHc1e IV I
Candidates and ~ew Article V, Campaign Fi-
nancin~
First Reading - Ordinance ~o. 1919 . 'Repealing
Sections S:! through 89 of Former Ci tv Charter
First Reading - Ordinance ~o. 1920 . Repealing
Sllc~ions 31 through ~~; Sections ~6 and 171
throuih 191 of Forner City Charter'
First Reading - Ordinance ~:o. 1921 - Repealing
Section 12, Sections l~ through Ii, Sections
20, 21 and 22, Sections 2~ through 29, SeC-
tions 51 through Section 56, Section 58 through
i9t Sections SIt 118, 119, 121, 157, 158, 161
through liD, 19~ and 196 of Former City Charter
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28.
a. Approved annexation. ML
zone with F.D. H1.
b. Approved annexation ML zone
wi th F. D . * 1. .,
Received input from citizens.
Lois' Cormier - damage to "
environmentally sensitive marsh
arOll neur. NortQnfPark Apt:s..: f'
a. ~pTOVOa ~I5 or por~1on 0 "
Tract'D wlprovision CIS be"
prepared for balance of Tract.
b. Continued to 4/19/79.
Ord. 1898 - Adopted.
Continued to 5/4/79.
Ord. 1721 - passed 1st
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33.
34. Ord. 1899 - passed 1st reading.
35. Ord. 1900 - passed 1st reading. '
36. Ord. 1901 - passed 1st reading.
37. Ord. 1902 - passed 1st reading.
38. Ord. 1903 - pas,s ed 1st reading.
39. Ord. 1904 - passed 1st reading.
40. Ord. 1905 - p'as s ed 1st'reading.
41. Ord. 1913 passed 1st reading.
42. Ord. 1916 - passed 1st reading.
43. Ord. 1917 - passed 1st reading.
44. Ord. 1818 - passed 1st reading
as amended.
45. Ord. 1919 - passed 1st reading.
46. Ord. 1920 - passed 1st reading.
47. Ord. 1921 - passed 1st Teading.
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FINAL
CONSENT AGENDA
Change Orders:
a. #1 and Final, Edgewater Drive Gas Hain Replacement;
Boyce Co., St. Petersburg $+2,515.50
H2, 12 Inch Cutter Dredge Purchase Contract,
masters International, Inc., Hendcrsonvil1e',
$+350.00
b.
Dredge-
TN. . "
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Bid: "
Demolition Minimum Housing Code Violation - City
Resolution #79-20, 2 bids, low bid, Sonny Glasbrenner,
Inc.~,Lirgo $750.00
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Quote:
Sale of Scrap Material, highest competitive quote,
Johnts Truck Parts, $30.00 per ton
Community Impact Statements
a. 'Tract 90, Countryside - U.S. Home
,b:> ,Ben~igan t s . Restaurant
Request for Annexation (for referral) ~ Lot 57, Clearwater
,Manor Subdivision (Wagner)
'Rezoning, revised site development plan and modifications
"of' restrictions (for referral) - for a portion of NW 1/4,
of Section lO-29S-16E.from RPD with a density of 8.8 to
RPD,with a density of 7.5 (Timba)
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