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,. CITY CO~n.fISSION ~1EETING
May 3t 1979
The City Commission of the City of Clearwater met in
regular session at the City Hallt ThursdaYt Hay 3t 1979t at
9:30 a.m't with the following members present:
Charles F. LeCher
Karleen F. DeBlaker
William Nunamaker
Richard E. Tenney
~Iarvin Moore
Mayor/Commissioner
Commissioner
Vice-Mayor/Commissioner
Commissioner
Commissioner
Also present were:
Anthony L. Shoemaker
Thomas A. Bustin
Max Battle
David Healey
Frank Daniels
Lucille Williams
City Manager
City Attorney
City Engineer
Planning Director
Police Chief
City Clerk
The Mayor called the meeting to order. The invocation
was given by Dr. Bing Han of the Presbyterian Church of the
Reconciler. The Pledge of Allegiance lotaS led by Chief Daniels.
ITEM #3 - Introductions and Awards.
Norma Lewist Clearwater's sixth artist-in-residence, was
presented a $1,000 check.
Robert Zontinit representing the Electronic Realty Asso-
ciation, was presented a proclamation declaring May 5 and 6
"MDA Days in Clearwater.1I
ITEM 1#4 - Service Awards.
Service pins were awarded to nine City employees.
Marion Olsen was presented an honorary plaque for twenty
years service in the Engineering Department.
ITEM #5 - Minutes.
Commissioner DcBlaker moved to approve the minutes of
the regular meeting of April 19t 1979t as recorded and as
submitted in written summation by the Clerk to each Commissioner.
Motion was seconded by Commission~r Moore and carried unani-
mously.
ITEM #6 - Consent Agenda.
6.1 Request for Rezoning South Greenwood Areat Phase I (for
referral).
6.2 Change Orders:
#It Water System Storage .Facilities Rehabilitation
Projetti Part lIt decreasing Inter-State Coating &
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b. f 1 (Final), Modification of Wells 51, 52 and 53
increasing Layne~Atlantic Comp.ny contract $1,340.00
for a total present contrlct of $32,122.64; and
author111ng execution of Certificate of Substantial
Completion.
6.3 Bids:
a. Purchase of 19~foot aluminum utiJity boat M Best
price available on General Services Administration
Contract fGS IDS 41896 Mon Ark Boat Company,
Monticello, Arkansas, $5,956.00 plus freight.
b. Twenty-five 14~inch dredge sleeves and fifty 14-1nch
sleeve clamps - 8 bids, lowest responsible and
responsive bid, Rubber and Accessories, Inc.,
Lakeland, Florida, $5,101.64.
Commissioner Tenney moved to accept the Consent Agenda,
as presented, and to authorize the appropriate officials to
execute same. Commissioner DeBlaker seconded the motion which
carried unanimously.
ITEM 17 - Petition for Increase in Patrol of Waterways.
Three citizens representing Island Estates and Clearwater
Beach Civic Associations spoke, citing many violations of the
existing ordinances, including theft of boats and boating
equipment, careless operation of vessels, bow riding. unlawful
depositing of debris in the waterways, failure of boats to
carry proper safety equipment, improper use of searchlights
and horns, excessive speed, violations of waterskiing regula-
tions, bathing in boat channels, and unlawful use of prohibited
fishing tackle.
A petition with 1.186 signatures was presented requesting
an increase in enforcement of existing laws pertaining to
waterways in and about Clearwater Harbor within the City'S
jurisdiction.
The City Manager reported this item is under considera-
tion for inclusion in the midyear budget review.
ITEM .8 - L.E.A.A. Grant Ap~lication and Resolution 179-37
Authoriztnv the City Manager to File Application and Execute
Contract~w1th L.E.A.A. to Hire a Systems Analyst Programmer to
Implement the C.A.D. System.
A computer aided dispatch (C.A.D.) system was purchased
with a federal grant, but the software program was acquired
from another police department and must be modified and rede-
signed for use. The City, by resolution, will request a
$21,460 L.E.A.A. Grant.
Commissioner Nunamaker moved to pass and adopt Resolution,
179-37, and to authorize the appropriate officials to execute
same. Commissioner DeBlaker seconded the motion. Upon roll
call the vote was:
"Ayes": DeBlaker, Moore, Nunamaker, Tenney and
LeCher.
HNays": None.
ITEM .9 ~ Purchase of Pro~ert~ - 211-215 Prospect Avenue,
,Block A, Coachman He1~hts Subdivision.
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Th~ owners of the' above property, b~ letter, offered to
sell the property to the City for the sum of $50~.OOO.
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, MIx Battle, City Engineer, s~oke in support of purchase
of the property and reviewed the flooding in the area. The
property consists of 5.56 acres of which 2 acres will be used
for a lake which will be screened, beautified, and fenced.
The lake will relieve water runoff problems. Implementation
of storm water retention areas is less expensive than the
alternative of piping to the Bay or Stevenson's Creek.
A portion of the building is leased to Winn-Dixie Stores,
Inc. and to SPARe. Winn-Dixie has 25 years of options for
renewal but the SPARC lease will expire in 1981.
Discussion ensued on the loss of the grocery store in
the downtown area and whether or not parking would be adequate
in the area if there should be another use for the property.
The City Manager stated the property would be purchased for
storm drainage only and future use of the balance of the pro-
perty could be decided by the Commission at a later date.
Sam Casella, Executive Director of the Clearwater Down-
town Development Board, requested a continuance until additional
information could be obtained.
Commissioner DeBlaker moved to authorize Staff to proceed
toward purchase, to secure additional information, to contact
the Winn-Dixie Store re cancellation of their lease, and to
bring back a proposal for purchase to the Commission. Commis.
sioner Nunamaker seconded the motion. Upon the vote being
taken, Commissioners DeBlaker, Nunamaker and Moore and the
lotayor voted UAyeU; Commissioner Tenney voted UNay." Motion
carried. . . .
ITEM '10 - Central Pinellas 201 Facilities Plan Well
Monitorln
All operators of deep well injection facilities in Pinellas
County will be required to participate in the development of
a deep well monitoring plan and to share in the cost. Clear-
water's estimated cost is $6,750.
Commissioner DeBlaker moved to approve the City's parti-
cipation in the Central Pinellas 201 Deep Well Monitoring Plan,
subject to the City having an operational deep well and the
use of that deep well for the disposal of 13.3 million gallons
of sewage effluent per day, and subject to a periodic review
of the participating agencies use and a revision of the pro-
portional share of the cost of the monitoring system in pro-
portion to that use, and to authorize,the appropriate officials
to execute same. Commissioner Nunamaker seconded the motion
which carried unanimously.
ITEM III - Parking on Harn Boulevard.
In 1973 the City Commission had directed that parking be
removed from Harn Boulevard between the Florida Power right-of-
way and U.S. 19. Morningside East Condominiums on the north
side of Harn Boulevard have insuffioient parking and have re-
quested that the City permit parking on Harn Boulevard.
Hugh Wilson, President of the Morningside East Condominium
1 Association, spoke in support of the request.
. Commissioner DeBlaker moved to approve the request to
restore parking on Harn Boulevard. Commissioner Nunamaker
seconded the motion which carried unanimously.
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The increase covers change orders to the construction con~
tract for the Marshall Street Wastewater Treatment Plant expan-
sion. The grant has been approved and acceptance must be
accompanied by a resolution authorizing the City Manager to
accept for the City.
Commissioner Tenney moved to pass and
and to authorize the appropriate officials
Commissioner DeBlaker seconded the motion.
vote was:
adopt Resolution '79-~8
to execute same.
Upon roll call the
tlAyes": DeBlaker, Moore, Nunamaker, Tenney and
LeCher.
"Nays": None.
ITEM 113 - WOKF-FM Beach Parties at Big Pier 60.
Beach parties have been held in the past with programmed
activities including bands in concert, sand castle bUilding, and
beauty contests. Representatives of the radio station have
agreed to all conditions necessary for the protection of public
safety and convenience.
Commissioner Nunamaker moved to approve an agreement per-
mitting Radio Station WOKF.FM to stage beach parties at Big
Pier 60 on Clearwater Beach on Saturday, May 26, 1979; Saturday,
July 7, 1979; and Monday, September 3. 1979; from 11 a.m. until
4 p.m., and to authorize the appropriate officials to execute
same. Commissioner DeBlaker seconded the motion which carried
unanimously.
ITBM '14 - Annexation A~reement - Union Street United
Methodist Church. M&B 1 and 1-5 in the NE~ of Section 2-29-15.
The City Manager reported receipt of a letter requesting
a continuance.
Commissioner Nunamaker moved to continue Item 14 to the
May 17, 1979. meeting. Commissioner DeBlaker seconded the
motion which carried unanimously.
ITEM lIS - Request for Alcoholic Beverage Zoning to
Permit Sale of Beer and Wine on Premises at 2555 Enterprise
Road, Countryside II Office Park in the SE~..af the S~ of
Section 30-28-16. - Luis Gomes.
Commissioner DeBlaker moved to approve the beverage zoning
request and to instruct the City Attorney to prepare an amend-
ment to the beverage ordinance. Commissioner Moore seconded
the motion which carried unanimously.
ITEM '16 - Fees Charged for Processing by Police Depart-
ment. Resolution '79-39 - Establishing Fees to be Charged
for Permits and Reports Issued by the Clearwater Police De- .
partment.
Recent studies indicate the Police Department is not
recouping its cost of technical and clerical services. Adoption
of a proposed ~esolution to correct the inequities is recom-
mended.
Commissioner Tenney moved to pass and adopt Resolution '79-39
. and to authorize the appropriate officials to execute same.
Commissioner Moore s~conded the motion. Upon roll call the
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e. Emergency Roof Repair Services, City Hall Annex,
under authority of exception (1), Section ISA-IO,
Code of Ordinances; Elias Davis Roofing, Safety
Harbor, Florida, $15,000.00.
Commissioner DeBlaker moved upon the recommendation of
the City Manager to award contract for City Hall Annex erner-
fency roof reiair, to Elias Davis Roofing, in the amount of
15,000.00 wh ch is the lowest responsive and responsible bid,
and to authorize the appropriate officials to execute said
contract which shall be in accordance with the plans, speci-
fications and bid. Motion was seconded by Commissioner
Nunamaker and carried unanimously.
ITEM 120 - Change Order '1 to Meridith Corporation Contract
for Test and Monitor Wells, Effluent Disposal Well Investigation.
($+10,630.50).
The Ch~nge Order will adjust the work quantities and
contract amount to reflect the actual quantities necessary to
construct and modify the testing and data gathering activities;
authorize a second notice to proceed; and modify contract
requirement, by amendment, to permit the contractor to be
reimbursed for indirect overhead cost for administration of
the contract allowance account.
Commissioner Tenney moved to approve Change Order '1 to
Meridith Corporation Contract, to increase the contract
$10,630 for a new total contract of $1,224,144.50, and to
authorize the appropriate officials to execute same. Commis-
sioner Nunamaker seconded the motion which carried unanimously.
ITEM '21 - Verbal Reports and Other Pending Matters.
The City Manager stated a representative should be appointed
for the Economic Development Coordination Committee of Pinellas
County. He reported receipt of Sam Casella's letter on projects
the Clearwater Downtown Development Board would like considered.
Commissioner DeBlaker requested a report of the overall picture.
The City Manager will schedule the report for the next Commis-
sion meeting.
Commission
Commissioner Nunamaker moved to continue this item to
June 7, 1979. Commissioner Moore seconded the motion which
carried unanimously.
ITEM 129 - First Reading, Ordinance '1836 - Enacting
New Chapter 24 Relating to Ut11ities System.
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Commissioner DeBlaker moved to continue this item to
May 17, 1979. Commissioner Tenney seconded the motion which
carried unanimously.
The City Attorney presented Ordinance '1907 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 Moore moved to pass and adopt
Ordinance '1907 on second and final reading and to authorir.e
the appropriate officials to execute same. Commissioner DeBlaker
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ITEM '43 ~ Acceptance of Deeds and Sasements.
The City Attorney presented the fallowing instruments:
Warranty Deed for East 17 feet of . part of the
SB~ of the S~ of Section 36-28-15, from First
Church of God for Hercules Avenue right-of-way.
Drainage and Utilities Basement for North and West
10 feet of a part of the SB~ of the S~ of Section
36-28-15, from First Church of God.
Drainage and Utility Basement, N & S 10 feet of
parcel in NE~ of N~ of Section 11~29-15. from
F.M. Wells, Jr.
Drainage and Utility Basement, N & S 10 feet & B'ly
10 feet of parcel in NE~ of N~ of Section ll-29~lS,
from F.M. Wells, Jr.
Warranty Deed for Highland Avenue right-of~way,
W 20 feet of parcel in NE~ of N~ of Section
11-29-15, from F.M. Wells, Jr.
Commissioner DeBlaker moved to accept the above instruments
and to direct the City Clerk to record same in the Public Records
of Pinellas County, Florida. Motion was seconded by Commissioner
Moore and carried unanimously.
Commission recessed for lunch at 11:24 a.m. and reconvened
at 12:30 p.m.
Public Hearings
ITEM '22 ~ A Public Hearing on Violations of Minimum
Housing Code, 918 Palmetto Street Lot 5, Pennsllvania Sub~
division - lhlliam Turner t Aaron ~. Turner and Edward Turner , Jr.
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ITEM '23 ~ Resolution '79~41 - Finding Structure Unsafe
and Ordering Demolition Within 30 Days.
The City Manager outlined the case and asked Minimum
Housing Inspector Al Gricius to give his report. In response
to questions from the City Attorney, the inspector stated all
requirements of the ordinances have been complied with and he
recommends demolition of the property as it is presently a
health, safety and fire hazard. Photos and official notice
were accepted as Composite Exhibit A.
No one spoke in objection.
Commissioner Nunamaker moved to pass and adopt Resolution
'79~41 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.
ITEM '24 - A Public Hearing on the Community Development
Block Grant Pro~ram - 5th Year ~pplication.
., Don Jass, Community Development Planner I reported several
'changes and revisions had been incorporated into the application,
.'including a map change to reflect Neighborhood Strategy Areas in
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lieu of Census Tracts. Maps were added for clarity of "location
of proposed activities. Some pages were revised to reflect
adjusted needs and to reflect Commission direction regarding
the proposed location on newly constructed assisted housina
units.
Lois Cormier stated the residents had not had a chance to
review the changes.
The City Manager reported the approved budget of $931,000
reflects the goals and objectives identified in the applica~
tion. Bxpenditures will include $335,500 for the South Greenwood
Area, $318,000 for the North Greenwood Area, and $203,500 for
Bast Clearwater improvements. A $200,000 transfer from a prior
program year'for acquisition of land for elderly housing will
be made.
In summation. Mr. Jass stated the plan addresses the needs
of all the citizens in all areas needing assistance (including
the Countryside area) within the City of Clearwater.
Commissioner Tenney moved to approve the 5th Year Commu-
nity Development Block Grant Application as prepared by the
City staff, and to authorize the appropriate officials to
execute same. Commissioner Moore seconded the motion which
carried unanimously.
ITEM 125 - A Public Hearing on the ZoninR Appeal of
William Georgilas for a special exception to construct an
auto body repair shop to existing auto service center.
Starts SE corner of NE~ of Section 19-29-16 run N 340 feet
on centerline of U.S. 19, W 100 feet for ~.O.B., run
W 175 feet, N 200 feet, E 175 feet, S 200 feet to P.D.B.
Located NW corner of U.S. Highway 19 and Harn Boulevard and
zoned CG (General Business). (Continued from 4/19/79).
The Board of Adjustment and Appeal on Zoning denied the
request for special exception on March 22, 1979.
Paul Crames, attorney representing the applicant, pre-
sented a new modified plan to the Commission, with doors to
the addition to face toward U.S. 19. The addition of masonry
construction on the North side of the present building with a
flat roof will comply with the code requirements.
Hugh Wilson, representing the Condominium Association.
spoke in objection Citing noise, racket, paint fumes, and
working on Saturdays as their reasons for objecting.
The City Attorney reminded the Commission the request
could be approved with conditions.
Lee Regulski, President of the Morningside-Meadow Home
Owners Association, also spoke in opposition and presented
photos of another site owned by the applicant. Several other
citizens spoke in objection.
The Planning Director stated the applicant has altered
the plan in an attempt to comply with the Zoning Ordinance
but concern has been expressed about the multitude of uses
ongoing on the property and whether the property is large
enough to handle, additional traffic.
The City Attorney quoted Section 35.09. Subparagraph (7),
relating to a special exception and a need for four affirma-
tive votes for approval.
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Commissioner Tenney moved to deny the request. Commis-
sioner Nunamaker seconded the motion. Upon the vote being .
taken, Commissioners Tenney and Nunamaker voted nAye": Com-
missioners DeBl.ker and Moore and the Mayor voted "Nay."
Matioo failed. NoAfurther motion was Dresented and the Board
Of AdJustment ana ppeaI on zon1ng dec~s1on ItoO~.
ITBM 126 - A Public Hearing on Rezonins~ Sunfish Bay'
(Phase III), Revisod Master Site Devetopment Plan and Modifi-
cations of Restrictions. Portion of Government Lot 2 in the
N~ of Section 10-29-161 from RPD-8.8 to RPD-7.S . Tibma Bros.
Development ~ Construct on Co.
(Sections 9/10-29-16) Start E~ corner of Section 9-29-16
run W'ly 349.15 feet to s'ly R.O.W. of County-Road 30, N'ly
1143.90 feet to P.O.B., N 365.49 feet, S'ly 325 feet, M.O.L.
to the M.H.W. l1ne of Old Tampa Bay, S'ly 720 feet M~O.L.. NW'ly
497.98 feet to P.O.B.
The original RPD (residential planned development) zoning
district and preliminary plan for Sunfish Bay was approved by
he City Commission in 1972. The plan was approved for 127
units at a density of 8.8 units per acre.
Restrictions corresponding to Commission approval were
executed by the developer and these requirements stipulated
the project be 601 complete within five years or it would be
subject to public hearing to reconsider rezoning. As the
plan is not 60' complete after a lapse of seven years, the City
Commission has requested the applicant resubmit an application
for rezoning Phase III.
The developer is requesting RPD rezoning with a density of
7.S dwelling units per acre, approval of a revised master site
development plan, consideration of an amendment to the restric-
tions to permit a total of 42 units on the remaining 5.7 acres
(Phase III), and to extend the S-year time limitation.
The Planning and Zoning Board recommended approval with
conditions on amending the restrictions, construction activity
be limited, clarification of the restrictions, and a more de-
tailed site plan be submitted to the Resource Development
Committee for review prior to submission of construction plans
and application for building permit. The Planning Director
concurs in the recommendation.
David Tibma, owner and applicant, stated Phase III would
be equally as attractive as the portion already completed.
There would be five Z~-story buildings with a garage for each
unit; ample parking and two entrances to the project.
Ralph Moon, a resident of Sunfish Bay, requested the
agreement run with the land. The City Attorney stated this
was strictly a legislative item and the restrictions are a
separate item. Mr. Moon requested conditions be included in
the rezoning of 90 feet from the center line of Bayshore
Boulevard to the garage area, a time frame be set for start
and end of construction, and that the condominium residents
be included in the agreement.
Discussion ensued on a time frame, of five years, one
building a year being constructed, 30 feet of buffering, a
maintenance building, and whether Phase III would have a
tennis court and recreation building.
Commissioner Tenney moved to approve rezoning to RPD
with a density of 1.5 units and to instruct the City Attorney
to include this in an ordinance. Commissioner Moore seconded
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the motion. Commissioner DeBlaker moved to amend the motion
subject to:
Thirty-foot setback from north property line;
Establish 5 buildings with height and units ..
designated on the plan;
Ninety-foot setback for any building from
Bayshore Boul~vard;
BUffering on north property line to be approved
by the Planning Department.
All construction material moved from Phase I to
Maintenance Building in one garage on Phase III.
Sixty percent project completion in five years.
Administrative review of final plan by Commis-
sion.
Commissioners Tenney and Moore accepted the amendments. Upon
the vote being taken, motion carried unanimously.
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Commissioner DeBlaker moved to instruct the City Attorney
to draft legal restrictions to comply with the instruction of
the City Commission, and approval of the master plan subject to
the restrictions being executed by the developer. Commissioner
Nunamaker seconded the motion which carried unanimously.
Commission recessed from 2:45 to 3"p.m.
ITEM '27 - Citizens to be Heard re Items Not on the ARenda.
Jack Hurley presented a $1,000 check to the City from the
Clearwater Housing Authority for police and fire protection.
Five citizens spoke in objection the Mandalay Playfield
being used for soccer and requested the area be used for much
needed parking on the Beach.
Bonnie Harding requested the CPTA bus terminal at Garden,
Avenue and Park Street be cleaned.
Four citizens spoke on the noise nuisance created by the
Weeping Willow Bar at 2800 Gulf-to-Bay Boulevard. Commission
directed the City Manager to advertise a Public Hearing to revoke
the license of the Weeping Willow Bar for June 7, 1979. Commis-
sioner Nunamaker moved to instruct the City Attorney to seek an
injunction against the Weeping Willow Bar. Commissioner Moore
seconded the motion. Upon the vote being taken, Commissioners
DeBlaker, Nunamaker and Moore and the Mayor voted "Aye";
Commissioner Tenney voted "Nay." Motion carried.
Additional citizens spoke in opposition to the soccer
field at the Mandalay Playfield and also recommended it be
used fOT parking.
Commissioner Tenney left the meetin~ at 4:08 p.m.
ITEM '44 - Other Commission Action.
Commissioner DeBlaker
Suggested the Commission take a position on several
legislative bills.
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5::t:~>::.\.:,:\: '..:": '.-. proc:edures in selecting and negot.iat.lng with consultants.
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Commissioner DeBlaker moved that the City Manager express
concern to the Legislative Delegation on the E.M.S. Bill
re (1) designation of represention on E.M.S. Authority ~
taxation without adequate representationi (2) Section 2, '9,
forces mediocrity of servicei and (3), the bill purports to
provide full reimbursement but no conditions require authority
to figure total cost, such as capital outlay. Commissioner
Nunamaker seconded the motion which carried unanimously.
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ITEM '47
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ACTION
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P114._ of Alllliancl
Invocation
[atfoduc~ion. and Award.
Slrvlcl Award. (9:30 I.M.)
Clty Co..i..lon Minut.. af R'fU1af MI.tln,
of April 19. H79
Clty Manl..r R,port.
Canllnt A,lnda
r.tltlon for tncr.... in Patrollinl of Water.
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L.e.A.A. Grlnt Application
Purcha.1 of Praperer . Zll-215 prolP.ct Avenu.
Central Pin.111. 20 'acilitiel Plan
P.rkln. on Him Boulevard
!PA Grant lncT.... . Mlrth.ll Str..t Exp.nsion
WOXP.FH B.ach Part i..
Ann,xltian A.re.ment . Union Stre.t United
M.thodist Church
Alcoholic Bev.ra.1 Zoninl - Z555 Bnterprlsl
Raid - Gones
rees Charged for Pracelslnl by Police Department
Alrelmlnt betwe.n the City of Clearwater and
Diocese of St. Petersbura
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Appointment of Advisory Board Members:
a. Libr~ry Board
b. Community Relations Board
Bids:
a. Purchase of Water Meters, lowese responsive
and relpansible price effective ~nder Pinel-
las County Contract B.ll, Rockwell Hfl. Co.,
Atlanta, GA' $25,000.00
b. Japanes. a.rd.ns Storm Drainage, 6 bids,
low bid, Edco ~QnstTUc~ion Co., Clearwater
594,985.00
c. Tennis Court Resurfacinl, 2 bids, low bid,
J.W. Teel, Inc., Clearwater $20,000.00
d. Exterior Light Fixtures, S bids, low bid,
General ElectTic Supply Co., Tampa $20,375.10
e. Roof R.pair ~ City Hall Annex, under authority
of Exception (1) Section 15A~10 Code of
Ordinances, to Eli.s Davis Rooflnl, Safety
Karbor $15,000.00 .
Chanle Order No. 1 to Test l ~Ioni tor Wells, Effluent
Disposal Well Investilation Contract, Meridith
Corp., .Orlando 5"'10,630.50
Verbal Reports and Other Pendinl Hatters
Public Hearinas (12:30 p.m.)
ViOlation of Housinf Code . PlS Palmetto - Turner
Resolution . Declar ng Building Unsafe (See above)
Community Development Rlock Grant Prolram - 5th Year
(Continued) Zoning Appeal . William Georgilas
~equest for Re:oning, Revised Site Development
Plan and ~lodif1cation of Restrictions for a
. Portion of M1 1/4 of Section 10-29-16 from R.P.D.
With a density of 8.8 to R.P.D. with a.density
of 7.5 (Tibma)
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2, Dr. Ding linn ~ Church of tho
Reconcilor. ".
1. Police Chlof DClniols,
3, Normn Lewis. 6th Artist in Resi-
denco pTesentod $1000.00 chock,
4. Service pin~ aworded to 9 employee
Marion Olson presonted Honorary
Plaque for 20 yrs. service in the.
UngineeTinr. DepnTtffient.
5. Approved.
6. Accepted .
7. Petition with ll86 signatures'and
letters presented in support.
B. Resolution 79~37 adopted authoriz~_
ins grant application and contract
for systems analyst.
9. Staff to proceed toward ~urchase
10. Approved City participat10n sub~
joct to restrictions.
]1. Approved parkinp on North side
of T'nrn Blvd. in front of. 2566
Harn Blvd. -. .
12. Resolution 79~38 adooted accept-
ing grant offer.' -
13. Approved dates 5/26/79 ~ 7/7/79-
9/3/79 from 11 A. M. to 4 P.M.
14. Continued to 5/17/79.
15. Approved Beer and Wine on Premises
16. Resolution 79~39 adopted estab-
lishing fees.
17. Approved joint use agreement
City to construct playground on
Church property o.n Island Estates
18. a. Candace Gardner , .
b. Mary Engdahl and Pauline.A1len.
19. a thru d approved collectively.
e. approved.
20. Approved
21. Appointment needed for Eco. Dev.
Coordination Comm. City Manager
will make overall report ne~t meet
22. Upheld decision of Building ..
Official.
23. Resolution 79-41 Adopted ordering
demolition. .
24. Approved Grant Application.
25. Denied
26. Rezoned R. P. D. with 7.5 density
,,",'i th conditions
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C~ty Attorney R,port.
18. (Contln~.d) Plrlt R.ad1nl - OTdln.n~' '1896 .
A.,ndint Chapter 3 re 1rcrllt to Provide
jyrfBW "fIlet!tn. on tlk..off. Ind Ilndin..
2;. (C ~!~~~~~1~ry:~~ A,~~i2( r.Ootirr~i:.'S~~~'m
30. S. orlz lu81i'ti4 ~JI1Nnf1. 'JIQJe -d:":,111c_
tion 21-21.16 (City - P.H. Z/15/19)
31. S.cond R'ldlna - Ordinanc. '1901 - Zonin,
Property Ann.x.d in Ordinlne. '1901
32. S.eond R'ldin. - Ordinanc. '1;09 - Annexin.
Portion of sa 1/4 of SW 1/4 of Sletlon
36.28-15 (Pirst Church of God. P.H.
1/4/79) .
33. Slcond R.adinl -'Ordinanct '1910 - Zonina
Prop.rty Ann.xed in Ordinance '19139
34. Second Reldln~ - Ordinance '1911 - Annexin.
Portion of Section 11-29.15 (Wells - P.K.
6/15/79)
3S. Second Readin, - Ordinance '1912 - Zonln,
P~operty Annexed 1n Ordinance '1911
36. Second Readinl - Ordinance '1923 - Repea1inl
Sections 14-9, 14-11 throuah 14-18; 14-47.
1>'-46, 14 -SO InQ 14 -62 of Code '
37. Second Readinl . Ordinance 11924 - Enactin,
New Article V, Indemnification of City
E~ployees of Chapter 2. Administration, of
City Code
38. Fiut Readlni . Ordinance .1926 - Amendin;
Zonina Atlas of City (Dimmitt Car Leasini -
P.H. 4/SI79)
39. First Readin, . Ordinance '1034 - Amending
Section 23B-5 to Clarify Definition of
Undeveloped Land re Lot Clearina
40. For Direction - Ordinance '1933 - Amendini
Zoning Atlas of City (City initiated -
P.H. 4/5/79 - Nallace's Addition)
41. Resolution. Authorl:ini Defense of Suit -
McClamm& v. City
42. Resolution - Amending Section 4 of Resolution
'19-23 re Health Facilities AuthoTity
43. Acceptance of Deeds and Easements
44, Other Commission Action
4S. Adjournment
46. Trustees of the Employees' Pension Fund
Membership in Employees' Pension Fund
47. Adjournment
27 a.Jack Hu~ley presented $10,000
check to City from Clearwater
Housing Authority for Police
and Fire Protection and Services.
b.Eunice Hubbard requested Sh~ffle
Board Courts. for Mandalay,Play-
field. Opposed to 6 ft fence and
soccer field. Wants parking. 5
other citizens spoke in support
of parking.
c.Bonnie Harding - Clean CPTA bus
station at Garden & Pierce.
d.~ Citizens spoke on noise nuisanc
created by Weeping Willow Bar,
2800 Gulf-~o-Bay. City Attorney
to seek injunction.
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28. Continued' to 6/7/79
29. Continued to 5/17/79.
30. Ord. H1907 Adopted.
31. Ord. #1908 ~ Adopted.
32. Ord. Hl909 ~ Adopted.
33. Ord. #1910 - Adopted.
34. Ord. Hl911 ~ Adopted.'
35. Ord. #1912 - Adopted,
36. Ord. #1923 - Adopted.
37. Ord. 1tl924 Adopted.
38. Ord. #1926 - Passed 1st readinn.
39. Ord. #1934 - Passed 1st reading.
40. Ord. "1933 - City Clerk directed
to advertise
Items for Direction:
Ord. #1935 - City Clerk to Advertise
'Ord. #1936 - City Clerk to Advertise
41. Resolution 79-40.Adopted
42. Continued to 5/17/79
43. Accepted:
Utility Easement and deed -
1st Church of God
Utility Easement and deed -
J. H. Wells
~~. Other Commission Action
Commissioner DeBlaker-Support Leg-
islative Bills on ERS, Competitive
negotiations and oppose Cable T.V.
bill.
Suggested requesting widening 2
beach bridges.
Commissioner Nunamaker-Clearwater
Pass Bridge fishermen and boater
pt:"oblem. '
Commissioner Moore-Cannot support
any organizat1on tpat will not pay
City taxes. Urged all property
owners not to sell their property.
Mayor LeCher- Sister City Interna~
tional Louisville KY-Aug 15-18.
Req. of Beach Civic Association.to
meet with City Commission. Com-
plaints about not being able to
hear at Commission Meetings
~5. Adjourned ,at ~:32 p.m.
46. Accepted 3 employees; rejected 1.
~7. Adjourned at 4:34 p.m.
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May 3 t -1979
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CONSENT AGENDA
Request
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for
Greenwood
Rezoning (for
Phase
referral)
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Change Orders:
H1 to Water System Storage
Project, Inter-State Contracting and
Inc., Zelienop1e, PN $-19,560.00
HI and Final, Modification of Wells 51, 52 and
Layne-Atlantic Company, Orlando $+1,340.00
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Facilities Rehabilitation
Coating Company,
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Purchase of 19' Aluminum Utility Boat, best price
available on GSA Contract HtS 10S 41896, Mon Ark
Boat Company, Monticello, AR $5,956.00 plus f.reight
Dredge Sleeves and Clamps, 8 bids, 1owes~ responsible,
:and responsive bid, Rubber and Accessories. In~., >,
Lakeland $5,101.64
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CITY OF CLEARWATER, FLORIDA
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