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06/21/1979 ," . ." .,1 " , >-1 CITY COMMISSION MEBTING June Zl, 1979 The City Commission of the City of, Clearwater met' in regular session at the City Hall, Thursday, June 2l, 1979, at 9:30 a.m., with the following members present: , Charles F. LeCher Karleen F. DeBlaker Richard E. Tenney Marvin Moore ~layor/Commissioner Commissioner Commissioner Commissioner Absent: William Nunamaker Vice-Mayor/Commissioner Also present were: Anthony Shoemaker City Manager Thomas A. Bustin City Attorney Andrew Nicholson Representing 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. Jey Diesell, Jr., of Trinity Presbyterian Church. The Pledge of Allegiance was led by Chief Daniels. ITEM "3 - Introductions and Awards. None. ITEM 14 - Service Awards. Service pins were awarded to five City employees. William Widner, Kenneth Hovance, Jr., and William E. Sheppard, Firemen, were awarded Certificates of Merit from the American Red Cross for life-saving action during a cardiac arrest emergency. ITEM 85 - Minutes. ,\ Commissioner Tenney moved to approve the minutes of the regular meeting of June 7, 1979, as recorded and. as submitted in written summation by the Clerk to each Commissioner. Motion w~s seconded by Commissioner DeBlaker and carried unanimously. ITEM #6 - Self-Insurance Program. E. W. Siver & Associates, Inc., the C~tyfs insurance consultants, recommend adoption of a self-insurance retention program coordinated with excess insurance to cover possible losses ~n excess of the self-insurance retention, including catastrophic,.lo~ses. . . " ' 01- " < , . , ',~ '. < L .~ _ '.' t.:', _ , , The 'City's insurance consultant recommends the bid of A. J. Gal~agher and Company, for excess property and casualty " insurance with 'a first ye'ar premium of $312,525, and the proposal ~f 'Cornillaud/Meade for a self-insurance retention program for . .\1'::.,,;:: ...~; ~;i" .,. . ., ,,', . ,',:'~ :/';':dJ8:;:>::~:i/';~ . O~~'.~;..:~\. ~ I :..~~ ~: ':~'.' :.t. ;.~ ;:0 ~( '.'.~;:":".'.:~: :'\'f ..f >' T "''11;'" ;.:: .., , . eo;, ',' ' " ""':: ,~': ..>r; ::: ;,' > . '. r ~ _ '.~" .:::~.. : :.1. =" " " ',,/ : Workers' Compensation with a first year premium of $78,113. Commissioner Tenney moved to approve the recommendation of E. W. Siver & Associates, Inc., City of Clearwater insurance consultants. Commissioner Moore seconded the motion which carried unanimously. ITEM #7 ~ Consent Agenda: 7.1 Change Orders: a. #l (Final), Mosell Acres Sanitary Sewers, to adjust bid quantities to actual quantities, increasing Purcell Excavating, Inc. contract $32.40 for a total present contract of $14,084.40. . b. #3, Twelve-Inch Cutter Dredge, for providing and installing corrosion protection system, increasing DredgeMasters International, Inc. contract $l,ll5.25 for a total present contract of $330.640.25. Funds for this Change Order to be transferred from Fund Source Bridge Bonds; Code 334~1-270l, Dredge Clear- water Pass. 7.2 Notification of Expiration of Advisory Board Member - Lihra..ry Board. 7.3 Commissioner Tenney moved to accept the Final Consent Agenda as presented to the Commission, and to authorize the appropriate officials to execute same. Commissioner Moore seconded the motion which carried unanimously. ITEM #8 - Northeast Treatment Plant Sewer Units. The Building Permit Review Committee has issued all the single-family sewage treatment units allocated to them,and recommendstransfer of seven units from another category leaving a balance in that category of eight units. The design capacity of the Northeast Treatment Plant has been reached and when all buildings are':completed that have been authorized the flow will reach the maximum capacity of one million gallons. The Plant is currently running at 700,000 gallons a day. There is an approximate six-months time lag between the time builidng permits are issued and the flow reaching the treat- ment plant. ihe new eight million gallon sewage treatment plant is essentially complete and should be operable by August 15, 1979, with three tanks. Because of the time lag in actual flow to construction permits, and because the new Plant is nearly ready to gOt Staff recommends appToval of an allocation of additional units in the Northeast Plant area.so that building construction can continue until the new plant is on line. 'Commissioner DeBlaker moved to approve the reallocation of seven units and to add an additional 120 single~family units and 60 'other units to the sewer allocation for the Northeast Sewage Treatment Plant and that any building permits issued for sewage connections in this excess over design capacity " ',',.period,',be 'issued after 'a .written agreement from the applicant C' ~fi;~~ij;~;~~~~~;l~~:;:(~~;{;}&;,;.,;,,\/,; /" > ' .. . J:oIf';:-''''";''~1'{C(7'.p\'j~''J. ~'1:' "'~ ;.~ ' " ,,'0 ;"". , :. " " p" ", ' " ~.~~!: ~fl:~;~; ~!.q1~.:}J~;~~~;~.\t~l~:~,:.~ ~;}~ .~:,,~:;~..~: '., . , ~1 . ~~~;;"ffltt,,~,~,',~~~':::lJ.--';,\, '. . Ii. . M'7l:r.7!~Fl' ,1~f!..~'..../j/~,":7 ~ .. l . . . . ~'.<:" ,. ..' ...c....,.. I,.. . ,'<, ';:~: <,::/~' . , ~ ~ e. l' that the building unit will only be occupied if adequate treatment capacity is available. Commissioner Moore seconded the motion which carried unan~mously. ITEM '9 - Downtown Sign Program. The City Manager reported receipt of a letter from Bronson Thayer requesting a continuance. Commissioner Tenney moved to continue the item to July 5, 1979. Commissioner Moore seconded the motion which carried unanimously. ITEM HlO-City Hall Parking Lot. The City Manager requested a continuance on this item as the parking bond ordinance is being researched. Commissioner Tenney moved to continue this item. Com- missioner Moore 'seconded the motion which carried unanimously. ITEM #11 - Mandalay Playfield-Alternative Plan. The City Manager reported the Parks and Recreation Depart- ment, in response to a request, has prepared an alternate site plan which would include 30 additional parking spaces along Mandalay Avenue. Commissioner Tenney moved to reaffirm the original intent of the City Commission to develop the property as a playfield. Commissioner DeBlaker seconded the motion which carried unanimously. ITEM Nl2 - Ten Seasonal Sanitation Workers. The available manpower in the Sanitation Division is reduced during the summer months because of vacations and an increased workload generated by the handling of additional grass and hedge clippings. The use of seasonal employees augments the permanent staff and is cost effective. Commissioner DeBlaker moved to approve the employment of ten seasonal sanitation workers during the summer months of 1979. Commissioner Moore seconded the motion which carried unanimously. ". "i:". , - ITEM #13 - Pinel1as Sports Authority. This authority was created by the Legislature of the State of Florida in July. 1977, to determine the feasibility of developing a comprehensive sports and recreation complex for Pinellas County and to plan, construct and operate such a facility. Cecil Englebert, who has completed a partial term of two years, requests reappointment as the City of Clearwater's representative. Commissioner Tenney offered his services as a representative of the City. Commissioner DeBlaker moved to appoint-Commissioner Tenney to a four-year membership on the Pinellas Sports Authority. Commissioner Moore seconded the motion which carried unanimously. , " 6/2i/79 ..... "J . .' ":...:'.', ":,:~'.:r'T~Y;~~ . I to ~ . . : ~::', :'.' .:'.~: t::l , ::\ .....:.j:. .' . ..,. . ~ :.1,.'..:: .. I.' . , : ,)1': ".. "' >J ITEM *14 - Bid for Equipment Rental. Commissioner Tenney moved upon the recommendation of the City Manager to award contract to Campbell Paving Company for rental of l-yard Dragline at $26.00 per hour, 8-yard dump trucks at $10.00 per hour, and 14-yard dumptrucks at $18.00 per hour, which is the lowest responsive and most responsible bid, and to authorize the appropriate officials to execute said contract (not to exceed $40,300.00), which shall be in accordance with specifications and bid. Motion was seconded by Commissioner DeBlaker and carried unanimously. ITEM #15 - Verbal Reports and Other Pend~ng Matters. The City Manager requested Fire Station #4 be designated the "Cultural Arts Workshop," for the purpose of advertising. Commissioner DeBlaker moved to designate Fire Station #4 to he known as the "Clearwater Cultural Arts Workshop." Commissioner Moore seconded the motion which carried unanimously. The City Manager reported on a request by the Florida Motion Picture and Advertising Company for a temporary permit to erect a dock on Clearwater Beach for advertising purposes. The City Manager reported he would be on vacation the week of July 2, 1979. He announced he would report to the Commission on the special arbitration with the firemen, later today. , , , , Commission advanced to City Attorney Reports. ITEM #25 - Second Reading, Ordinance #1896 - Amendin~ Chapter 3 of Code re Alrcraft, to Provide Curfew Restrict~ons on Take Offs and Landings. Commissioner DeB1aker moved to amend Ordinance H1896 as follows: I. Delete the sixth WHEREAS clause on Page 1. 2. On Page 2, after the third WHEREAS clause, insert the following: "WHEREAS, the lease admits of a proprietary interest in the City of Clearwaterto determine operation of the air park in a manner consistent with the public interest; and WHEREAS, the Circuit Court in the case of Clearwater 'Golf'Park, Inc. v. City of Clearwater, Circuit Civil No. 74-5779-16, has determined that Clearwater Golf Park, Inc. did contract away its opportunity to con- duct'night operations at the air park facility; and" ,3. On Page 2, amend the~4th WHEREAS clause to read as follows: . tlWHEREAS, Clearwater. Golf Park, Inc. I through amendment to its lease arrangement, agreed that "no night flying shall be allowed from said'runway without the pri~r.written consent of the City Commission; and II . . ~ ~' , ,'..' ,; .', . . . 4. On Page 2 of Ordinance No. 1896, after the seventh WHERBAS, insert: "WHEREAS, Clearwater Golf Park, Inc., lessee under the lease, by letter dated March 8, 1978, advised the City of Clearwater that it had no responsibility with respect to flights from the air park and would not respond 'to the lawsuit, and that such responsi- bility rested with the City;" 5. Change title of Section 3-2.1 Cd) to read: Violation of Neise level limit Curfew. 6. Add a new WHEREAS clause at the top of Page 3 to read as follows: HWHEREAS, the Federal Aviation Administration has reviewed proposed Ordinance No. 1896 and has deter- mined that it is not inconsistent with or preempted by Federal Statutes and Regulations governing the navigation of aircraft and aircraft noise; andtt 7. Amend the last WHEREAS clause on Page 3 and delete the words nthe lack of a beacon and" 8. Amend Section 3-2.1 (b) to substitute t1Curfew" in the title for "Noise Level Limit" Commiss,icmer Tenney. seconded the amendments. Upon the vote being taken, Commissioners DeBlaker and Tenney and the Mayo 1. voted "Aye"; Commissioner Moore voted "Nay. " Motion carried. " The City Attorney presented Ordinance #1896, as amended, 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 #1896, as amended, on second and final reading and to authorize the appropriate offi~~ cials to execute same. Commissioner Tenney seconded the motion. For the benefit of the citizens present, Commissioner DeBlaker stated the amendments clarify the wording to be very specific as to the prior agreement by the Airpark. The ordi- nance provides for the official sunrise and sunset hours to be followed and provides an hour leeway for take offs 8np landings. Discussion ensued on limiting the time for take offs, which cause a greater noise problem than landings and on lights for the runways; Commissioner, DeBlaker moved to further amend Section 3-2.1 (b) to read as follows: uCurfew . No aircraft shall be permitted to take off at Clearwater Airpark during the time between one hour after official sunset and 7:00 a.m. the fOllowing day. and no aircraft shall be permitted to land at Clearwater ,Airpark during the time between 9:00 p.m. and 7:00 a.m. , the following daYttl Commissioner Tenney agreed to, the amendment to the amended , or~iin'an:ce. > ,~ , ~ '" . J' , ' ,....., ;')'111; , ,< , . . .. . . . ," I .:~ .1.. . .. "U"!.;'Y~J(':; r ~ ./;; ~. ~ '-.' . . 0'>., ITEM *29 N Second Readln~, Ordinance *1930 N Amending Zoning Atlas of City to Zone roperty in Ordinance i19Z9. The City Attorney presented Ordinance 'l930 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 DeBlaker moved to pass and adopt Ordinance '1930 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": "Nays": DeBlaker. Moore, Tenney and LeCher. ' None. Absent: Nunamaker. The City Attorney presented Ordinance #1931 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 DeBaker moved to pass and adopt Ordinance #1931 on second and final reading and to authorize the appropriate officials to execute same. Commis~ sioner Moore seconded the motion. Upon roll call the vote was: '.'Ayeslt: ,DeBlaker, Moore, Tenney and LeCher. "Nays": None. Absent: Nunamaker. , ITEM #31 - Second Readin~J Ordinance #1932 - Amending Zoning Atlas of City to Zone roperty Annexed in Ordinance lt193l. The City Attorney presented Ordinance #1932 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 DeBlakeT moved to pass and adopt Ordinance #1932 on second and final reading and to authorize the appropriate officials to execute same. Commis- sioner Moore seconded the motion. Upon roll call t~e vote was: "Ayes": DeBlakcr. Moore, Tenney and LeChe~. None. "Nays": Absent: Nunamaker. - Amending of ::;an11:8'tion , , ' The City Attorney presented Ordinance #1943 for secc'nd 'reading and stated he would read by title only unless there " ' was a request to read in its entirety. The Ordinance was": '" "". .; ',' ,'read by: ti tIe only. Commissioner DeBlaker moved to pass and '-'f;':, ,<:, '.,>,>~>'. a,dop,t, ,Ordinance*l943 on ,second. and final reading and to ii~~~}~t~~1W~~,t\~:;A~,;L:;'".",',: ,,'.: '.,.-, t...lki- ~i'f.-':-I:.J~'\\';::~.!;.rlj)~!)jdk'i/""\~.';"~f.PI~"'~ ", ~..n.J'" '1,,'\, 1'- . ( .'.... . ,~~ " . ~;lt;,h;?~~; \;{.:~~~ "'?:';~W~(I~~1{i{~\:~;:1~:~~~~>t.~';~;~i~,>.,::X '.',: ..,: ,::;: ': ,." '. ~v.I(r.:~~:1~-'(}r',,;,~,..;:b!'.1" ;/,,' .~, ,','~. 'j'.'., ".' , .~t'1~.&rt?~~;!~,(~~.:'....-~L~'+~~{~~~~.l;~~1. ~ '.:~ ~::.. ' , "\ :. ~ . ~ ~. ," \'. .. ,.i ">J" , ; .' ,,' ~: I , ,) authorize the appropriate officials to execute same. Commis: '" sioner Tenney seconded the motion. Upon roll call the vote was: "Ayeslt: DeBlaker, Moore, Tenney and LeCher. None. IINays": Absent: Nunamake1". Bud The City Attorney presented Ordinance Wl944 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 I#l944 on second and final reading and to authorize the appropriate officials to execute same. Commis- sioner Moore seconded the motion. Upon roll call the vote was: "Ayes": DeBlaker, Moore, Tenney and LeCher. None. "Nays": Absent: Nunamaker. ;, Commissioner DeBlaker moved to amend Exhibit A (attached to Ordinance #1945), under Resources Appropriated for Capital Projects in 1978/79s as follows: Development Impact Feess 78/79 Amended Amount columns from $362,055 to $315,000; Development Impact Fees, Increase (Decrease) column, from $47,055 to 0; Revenue From Land Sales 78/79 Amended Amount column, from $305,000 to 352,055; and Revenue From Land Sales, Increase (Decrease) column, from $0 to $47,055. Commissioner Tenney seconded the motion which carried unani- mously. ' The City Attorney presented Ordinance #1945 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 #1945, as amende~ on second and final reading and to authorize'the appropriate officials to execute same. Commissioner Moore seconded to motion. Upon roll call the vote , was,: c ~ d .. "Ayes": DeBlaker, Moore, Tenney and LeCher. "Nays": ' None. Absent :.' 'Nunan:taker. . " " p " " " .- , ' " , , :.. ::',: .~.::I ~~ < ',. ,... ...'.. . : -,>:X!i n I . :,. The City Attorney presented Ordinance *1946 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 *1946 on second and final reading and to authorize the appropriate officials to execute same~ Commis- sioner DeBlaker seconded the motion. Upon roll call the vote was: "Ayes": DeBlaker, Moore, Tenney and LeCher. None. "Nays": Absent: Nunamaker. ITEMH36 - First Reading, Ordinance #1947 - Re~ealing Sections 1r 9, lOl 11j 18~Z3, ]0 & 128 of Chapter 9710, Special Acts of Flori~~, 19Z3=COl~ Charter). Commissioner Tenney moved that Ordinance H1947 be read and considered by title only on the first reading by the unanimous consent of the Commission. Motion was seconded by 'Commissioner DeBlaker and carried unanimously. The Ordinance was read by title only. Commissioner DeBlaker moved that Ordinance H1947 be passed on first reading. 11otion was seconded by Commissioner Tenney. Upon roll call the vote was: "Ayes" : DeBlaker, Moore, Tenney and LeCher. None. "Nays": Absent: Nunamaker. ITEM H37 - First Reading, Ordinance #1948 - Amending Chapter 25, Vehicles for Hire, to Clarify Procedure for Required Taxicab License. ,Commissioner DeBlaker moved that Ordinance Il948 be read and considered by title only on the first reading by the unanimous consent of the Commission. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Tenney and carried unanimously. The ordinance was read by title only. Commissioner Moore moved that Ordinance #1948 be passed on its first reading. Motion was seconded by Commissioner DeBalker. Upon roll call the vote was: "Ayes": DeBlaker, Moore) Tenney and LeCheT. None. UNaysH: Absent: Nunamaker. ITEM'f38 - FiTst Ordinance Wl949 - Amendin CQapter 13, Licenses, to Upaate ZoninR References Rela 1ng to Prohibitini ~tora~e of Unusable Vehicles. " ".~oward Groth suggested the ordinance be amended to in- " , " .... . '. .' , .!, :. . .' elude in "Residential section" RMH and RPD zoning designations. Commissioner DeB1aker moved to amend 'Ordinance *1949. Section 13~46 (1) (b), to insort after RM..28, "RMH and RPD." Commissioner Mooro seconded the motion which carried unani.. mously. Commissioner DeBlaker moved that Ordinance '1949, as amended, be Teod 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 DeBlakcr moved that Ordinance N1949, as amended, be passed on its first reading. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Moore. Upon roll call the vote was: " "Ayes": "Nays": DeBIsker, Moore, Tenney and LeCher. None. Absent: Nunamaker. Commissioner DeBlaker moved that Ordinance 1#1950 be read and considered by title 'only on the first reading by the unani- mous consent cif',the Commission. Motion was seconded by Com- missioner Tenney and carried unanimously. The ordinance was read by title only. Commissioner DeBlaker moved that Ordinance Il950 be passed on"its first reading. Motion was se~onded by Commissioner Moore. Upon roll call the vote was: "Ayes": DeBlaker, Moore, Tenney and LeCher. None. "Naystl: Absent: Nunamaker. Commissioner DeBlaker moved that Ordinance 1#1951 be read and considered by title only on the first reading by the unani- mous consent of the Commission. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Moore and carried unanimously. The ordinance was read by title only. Commissioner DeB1aker moved that Ordinance #1951 be passed on its first reading. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Moore. Upon roll call the vote was: ~lAyesn: DeBlaker, Moore, Tenney and LeCher. . 'I-'~ ~ ., e'. .J "Nays": None. Absent~ Nunamaker. ITEM '41 - 'Pirst Reading, Ordinance 'l952 - Amending Section 4-Z6 Te A1coho1ic Beverages to Restate Zoning Classi- fications. Commissioner DeBlaker moved that Ordinance '1952 be read and considered by title only on the first reading by the unanimous consent of the Commission. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Tenney and carried unanimously. The ordinance was read by title only. Commissioner DeBlaker moved that Ordinance 11952 be passed on its first reading. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Tenney. Upon roll call the vote was: I1Ayestl: "Nays": DeBlaker, Moore, Tenney and LeCher. None. Absent: Nunamaker. ITEM #42 - First Reading, Ordinance Hl953 - Amending . Definitions of Chapter 4, Alcoholic Beverages, and Repealing Sect10ns Which are Now Covered by Florida Statutes. Commissioner Tenney moved that Ordinance "1953 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 DeB1aker moved that Ordinance #1953 be passed on its first reading. ~Iotion was seconded by Commissioner Moore. Upon roll call the vote was: "Ayes": DeBlaker, Moore, Tenney and LeCher. None. "Nays ":' Absent: Nunamaker. fP ITEM 1#43 -' Authorize' Execution 'of Right-af-Way A~reement Between Florida Power Corporation, U.S. Home Corporat10n, ana the City of Clearwater. The'City Attorney presented the Right-of-Way Utilization Agreement for approval to allow U.S. Home Corporation to excavate a drainage ditch to serve Tract 5, Countryside, . in Sections l8 and 19-2B-16. . ' Commissioner DeBlaker moved to approve the agreement as outlined and to authorize the appropriate officials to execute same. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Tenney and carried unanimously. . . ITEM *44 - Other Commission Action. , ,': .Commissioner, DeBlaker discussed the presentation .by PACT, .., ,.' .... Inc.. for the new 'Performing Arts Theater and suggested a .> :..r~solution..,to reaffirm the City's support and 'assistan'ce. ~i;;f.t:~;;;;;;,,~:f:;,:,i)Y;~;,~,;::;,i;". .. . ... . . :tn Atirtt;j ,- ....\....':.~\J:ftJ~\..~\c:.J'- ::.~J:"r~1~ '.~ ~" -. ,",', ...., . , . .~~~ "-"""~~:~1:li(:1,i;:.~~\.~~~~.;X),i~.~;,(;.::~;':>.'>. ......:: ",:,...; :', .,.: " \ ~ ' '..'." \.....r..;j~1t~T //[ '. U-r",' ':~'. ._ .....-). . . ~. ."'" . ~!.;~\~{f;~:t..: ~\~~.~r~':. ~,~; ~:~ ;:+~~ ~ ',' ~ ';:~I':\, '.': ':' ~~:: i"'1_'iJrtl"',""~"':; 'l \1..... ,. ~ , t, t ,.' < ~tf~.n':.:.7J"'.I\~~ ,.J"...,'.+ ;.' ... .", . .. , " ,..,' '..,.. ..,,;:.::';i(,i';;;" ,,", " . advising them to clear the property within ten days or a public hearing would be hold to authorize clearance. List HI with 26 property owners who failed to clear their property within the IO-day time frame was presented. City Inspector Willard Stewart reported on the status of lot clearing actions and stated the lots remaining to be cleared were in violationof Ordinance 11894 and constiuted a menace to public health, safety and welfare. Commissioner DeBlaker moved to authorize clearance of the properties in violation of Ord~nancc #1394 and billing of the property owners for costs and/or administrative charges, and to authorize the appropriate offlcials to...exec:::ute' same. Commissioner Moore seconded the motion. Thore were nO.citizens to speak. Motion carried un~nimously. ITEM #l7 - Repair of Barbee Towers. The City has agreed to assist the Clearwater Housing Authority to repair water leakage damages at Barbee Towers. The $80,000 required will be transferred from the fourth year Community Development Block Grant Budget, as follows: Drainage and sidewalks - Condon Gardens Laundry - Condon Gardens Contingencies Utilities and Street Improvements - South Greenwood $5,000 10,000 ll,OOO 54tOOO The expenditure from South Greenwood will be offset by fifth yeaT Contingency/Local Option Funds. Commissioner Tenney moved to approve the amendment of the fourth year CnBG Application to provide for the reallocation of'up to $80,000 to assist the Clearwater Housing Authority in'waterproofing the exterior of Barbee Towers and in re~ pairing damages resu! ting from l'later leakage, and to authorize the appropriate 'officials to execute same. Commissioner Moore seconded the motion. There were no citizens to speak. Motion carried unanimously. This property is located on Sharkey Road approximately 9QO feet west of Old Coachman Road and contains .7B~acre on which townhouse, units are to be constructed. The Planning Director reported the plan had been revised from nine to eight units, and adequate setbacks were provided. He recommended approval. Commissioner DeBalker moved to approve the Preliminary Su~division Plat/Townhouse Site Plan. Commissioner Tenney seconded the motion. There were no citizens to speak. Motion carried unanimously. ' , .; > ""'" "". " '.."... ..' .- . .' .. . .'. . ': "'. " , .. ~ , ." . " , ,... . t ... ,., The request has been reviewed by various City departments and there were no objections. Commissioner DeBlaker moved to approve the two~foot vacation as requested by Donald Wetherington and to instruct the City Attorney to include this in an ordinance. Commissioner Moore seconded the motion. There were no citizens to sp~ak. Motion carried unanimously. ITBM ~21 ~ Public Hearings on South Greenwood Rezonings, Phase I. The area under consideration for City~initiated rezon1ngs is south of Lakeview and north of Bel1eair Roads, between Missouri and South Fort Harrison Avenues. The Planning Director reported the properties in the South Greenwood Area that are not zoned commensurate with actual or most appropriate usage and the Comprehensive Land Use Plan, have been recommended for rezoning. The public has been notified by individual notice and a post office affi~ davit to that effect is on file. There are approximately 600 acres involved with 1,700 parcels. The area is pre- dominantly residential and urban in nature and the 1972 Land Use, Plan was used as a guide for the rezonings. The Neighborhood Housing Services is making rehabilitation loans in the area and approximately $2,000,000 in Community Development Block Grant Funds have been used to improve the area over the past five years. Three neighborhood meetings were held requesting citizen input for use in the rezoning proposals. Jack Gilbert, chairman of the Neighborhood Housing Ser- vices, Inc., spoke in support of the changes and stated it ' w~uld preserve the residential character of the neighborhood. The Plamling Director presented sLides of the areas'. la. From ~f-12 (Duplex) and CG (General Business) to RS-SO (Single Family)- Lots 1-12 incl., Blk A; Lots 1-24 incl., Blk B; Lots I, 2, 15-24 incl., Blk C~ Lots l-12 incl., B1k D; Lots 1-24 inCl., Blk E; Lots It 2, lS. 20-24 incl., Blk F, all in Carolina Terrace Sub. Located N of Belleair Rd, S of Woodlawn and between S. Washington and Missouri. The area is primarily developed as single-family residential. Removal of restrictions on Carolina Terrace requires Commission, ac- tion.The Planning and Zoning Board recommended changes to the staff re~ommendation. . The Planning ,Director approved the revised staff recommendation. Five citizens spoke in opposition and requested current zoning remain. Commissioner DeB1aker moved to rezone Item la: and .. To RS~SO (Single Family ~~~~ii~1,~li,::;'i'ft;:E~::,:\ ;::..." .,' ~,'..,~' "Lot, ,15" .B lock F. ~ ~ '....~ t' ~,1 ""\~.....~-:.-..'1~~~:e<\fT'.1}.;w.~'. li..,.I,,"! ",< ":~ .'.~.." ,. -, .". ., . ". ; ~..,Y' ~~~~~~t~.f~~~~~:~1~"~:){-{A'~~';:~;\:::,:)".:'~'< ::::: ~', .~, "r.: I~.;:.l!~~"}""\';l.).'~"'" ,;{.;.f;. ", " t~-._.\.... ,'" . . ~. .~ Z.lOI'J ,.~ "'~{"""...i.1"" '-r;. ..... T'.-j of< . "'L.:. L\<:' : ..... p". . To RM-8 (Single Family Duplex)- Lots l, l5, 16, 17 and the W'ly 45 feet of Lots l8~24, Block C, and Lots 1, 2, and 20-24 Block F, Residential)- all of Blocks A, 8, D, & E, ,,' .' . . :' Carolina Terrace Subdivision; and to instruct the City Attorney to include this in an ordi- nance. Commissioner Moore seconded the motion which carried unanimously. lb. Prom RM-l2 (Duplex) to RS-50 (Single-Family)- Lots 1-51 incl~ in Carolina Terrace Annex; Lots l-22 incl in Tennessee Terrace Sub; Easterly 50 ft Lot 3, Duncan's Resub. Located S of Wood- lawn, N of Belleair Rd and between Tioga and Madison. The area is primarily developed as single family residen- tial with several duplexes. The Planning and Zoning Board and the Planning Director recommend approval. Commissioner DeBlaker moved to approve the rezoning of the subject property as listed in Item lb 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. Ie. From RM-l2 (Duplex) and CG (General Business) to RS-SO (Single Family) - Lots 3, 4, ll-19 incl in Zephyr Hill Sub; Westerly 175 ft Lot 1, Lots 3, 6, lO, ll, l4, 18, 19, 20 Duncan's Sub of E l/2 of NE 1/4; Lots l-13 incl in Madison Hts Sub; Lots 1-9 incl. in Rose Ann Sub; Lots 1-7 incl. in G Moore Sub. Located S of Kingsly N of Woodlawn and between Missouri and Madison Ave. The area is primarily developed as single family resi- dential, with several duplexes. The Planning and Zoning Board and the Planning Director recommend approval. One citizen spoke in opposition. Commissioner DeBlaker moved to approve the rezoning of the subject property as listed in Item Ie and to instruct the City Attorney to include this in an ordinance. Commissioner Moore seconded the motion which carried unanimously. ld. From RM-12 (Duplex) and CG (General Business) to RS-SO (Single Family)- Lots 1-8 incl. in Duncan Ct; Lots 1-7 incl. in Ennis, Alfred Sub; Lots 4 & 9 in Duncan's Sub of W l/Z of NE 1/4; Lots 13-24 incl Blk B and Lots 1-1Z incl. Blk C in Harvey Park Sub; and M&B's 16, 16-1, l6-2, l7, l7-I, 17-2, l8, 19, 20, 20-1, 21, 22, 23, 24 and east 40 ft. M&B 14. Located S of Kingsley, N of Woodlawn, W of Madison all in the SW 1/4 of Section 22-29-1S. is primarily developed as single family resi- , , ~'. I The area dential. , The Planning and Zoning Board and the Planning Director Teco~end approval. " ,Co~issioner DeBlaker, moved to approve the rezoning ::l6.', . ,) . of the subject property as listed in Item 1d 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. Prom RMM12 (Duplex) to RSMSO (Single ,Family) Lots 6-l4 incl., 16-24 incl., Blk B; Lots 6M14 incl., 16M24 incl., Blk C; Lots 1~24r incl., B1k Gj Lots 1-24 incl., B1k H; Lots 1~24 lncl., , B1k I; and S 1/2 vacated street, tots 1-12 !ncl., Blk J in Lakeview Hts Sub. Located N of KingSley, S of Lakeview Rd., between Tioga and Missouri. The area is primarily develqped as single family residenM tial with several duplexes. Ie. ., The Planning and Zoning Board and the Planning Director recommend approval. Commissioner DeBlaker moved to approve the rezoning of the subject property as listed in Item Ie and to instruct the City Attorney to include this in an ordinance. Commis- sioner Moore seconded the motion. There were no citizens to speak. Motion carried unanimously. Za. Prom RMM28 (High Density, MUlti-Family), RMMl2 (Duplex), and CG (GeneTal Business) to RM-8 (Single Family Duplex)- Lots 1-24 incl., Blk A; Lots l-S inCl., Lot IS, Blk B; Lots 1-5 incl., Lot l~ Blk C; Lots l-24 incl., B1k D; Lot 1, Lots S-l4 incl., and N 1/2 vacated street: south of Lot 14, Blk E; Lots lM24 incl., B1k P, in Lakeview Heights Sub. Located S of Lake- view Rd between S Missouri and S Greenwood. and N of Kingsley. The area is primarily developed as single family and duplex units with one property developed as apartments. The Planning and Zoning Board and the Planning Director recommend approval. Two citizens requested clarification of RM-8 zoni~g. Commissioner DeBlaker moved to approve the rezoning of the subject property as listed in Item 2a and to instruct the City Attorney to include this in an ordinance. Commissioner Moore seconded the motion which carried unanimously. 2b. From RMMl2 (Duplex) and CG (General Business) to RM-8 (Single Family Duplex) ~ Lots 21-24 incl., Blk A; Lots 1-12 incl., Blk B, in Harvey Park Sub; and Lot I in Duncan's Resub. Located Nand S of Woodlawn and between Greenwood and Washington. The area is developed in commercial use at the southeast corner of Greenwood and Woodlawn, \iith the remainder either developed residentially, or vacant. RM-8 zoning would serve as'a buffer between the commercial to the west and the single family uses to the east. The Planning and Zoning Board recommend denial of this request. The, Planning Director recommends approval of the , " '.. , ... c"' . ~ ::r' \".. ,',. I, , . '. l~]~';:;';'~{;",:>i:::'~},;'&:.;",~ .,',: ..... .' . M ':f.;':~r," ':.~" /.;it,~..,:k:~}~:~'~~:\/",>:;,;,,:'r"\' ;' \ . ,':'~:':": ;::" " . ~. t.1:-i~.tA:i~.3'.J..3.f:,"".~4:4~.~;..l.~1 ~'d\ 'f.~ L ::../.'.". . . 1 " . ~ .1. . ~tt..~l ~{j~~tll2ht~,tj~'I~}~~1~f~!!i:~ i~: ~:':';: ~. l~ ...t~.. ...r'~'~ , .~ '.. i + . , .t "!.~~li~f~tm~~1~':l'Wt~~)"f:t\f}\;;~,~~:~~,:~\~:'J~~!-::,:,"I;':~~W~J~: .~.. l':"~.' '" ,. ~ , ~:...: i'c!~11.;Ilr't..t?"";:I"J1)tI'~~'-t~:(:r"'';H~I.1~~~.:'.'''" \""~J,_;. .~" ~I L..;- _ ... ' ~ , " " . ' :6/21/7 9" ,:,~:',~ ::';\: :,,', ;.~ "':,:::,;Y'~';~ 17. d' . revised recommendation. Robert Tench, attorney for the owner of Lots 1 through 12, Block B, Harvey PaTk Subdivision, spoke in opposition to the rezdning and requested CG (general business) for the entire area. William Moon also spoke in opposition. Commissioner DeBlaker moved to rezone Lot 1 of Duncan's Resub to'RM~8 (single family duplex). Commissioner Moore seconded the motion which carried unanimously. Commission recessed from 2:40 to 2:55 p.m. 2c. From CG (General Business) and RM~12 (Duplex) to rot-B (Single Family Duplex) ~Lots 57 through' 80 incl., in Carolina Terrace Annex. Located N of Belleair Rd, S of Howard between Tioga and S. Greenwood. The area is generally developed in single family and duplex use, with one commercial use on South Greenwood Avenue. \ Four citizens spoke in opposition, requesting the zoning remain, as it is. Commissioner 'Tenney moved to, rezone-Lots 57. througp 68 inclusive and 71 through 80 inclusive, Carolina TerTace Annex, to RM- a, and to instruct the City - Attorney to "include this in an ordinance. ,Commissioner Moore seconded the motion. Upon the vote being 'taken, Commissione~Tenney and Moore and the Mayor voted "Ayell; Commissioner DeBlaker voted "Nay." Motion carried. 2d. From RM-2B (High Density MUlti-family) and CG (General Business) to RM-8 (Single Family Duplex)- Lots 1~56 incl., Blk A; Lots l-24 incl., 29-52 incl., B1k B; Lots 1-44 incl., Blk C; Lots l-52 incl., Blk D; Lots 1~26 incl., Blk E; Lots 1~23 incl., Blk F; Lots 1-46 inc1, Blk G; Lots 1-23 incl., Elk H; Lots 1-42 incl., Blk I; Lots l~26 incl., BIk J; and Lots 1~22 incl., Blk K; and Blk L, all in Belmont 2nd Addition. Located between Woodlawn and Belleair Rd and 5 Greenwood and Myrtle. The area is primarily devloped as single family residential. The Planning and Zoning Board recommend changes. The Planning Director recommends approval of the revised recommenda- ~tion. \ Five citizens spoke in opposition to the rezoning. , Commissioner DeBlaker moved to rezone to RM-8, Lots 1-56 incl., Blk A; Lots 1-24 incl., 29-52 incl., Blk B; Lats 1-44 incl., Blk C; Lots l-52 inCl., Blk D; Lots l~26 incl., Blk E; Lots 1-23 incl., Blk F; Lots 1~46 incl., Blk Gj Lots 1-23 incl., Blk H; Lots 1-42 inCl., Blk I; Lots'1~16 incl., Blk , J; ,and Lots I-IS incl. ,Blk K; andBlk L alLicin Belmont 2nd Addition, and to instruct the City Attorney to include , ,th~s in a~. ordinance. Commissioner Tenney, seconded the motion ,'. ' . wh1ch carr1ed unanimously. ~~~r~~~j'~~l~;'~(;;?::~i,;"x;,j;:";:;>\':'d:' ' ,". ",' ", , ~~I~S~ l-I"J'':'I'!'\";'i';I,.,.~1' i,~, ,-t,', ':':; ,q ';', , ,', ' , ,", ' ,~ '.-rg 1j.~;~l;"~'~:;'~",!~'r~~~,~:t~\;ll".~)'..'3L~:':,'~'~~~';'J.'~'I"""'~"I" <'~ ',.:.' L ':1'8' f. I 'l'~r. ~~~~f"ri-~1-'~..."t""4.?~~~"..~[z..~'}.:1,:"'" ......- ~.'>' ..t \-, '~.' ....~ ,.:..r 0 , " ;. .~+.~!!~f }~ht';_'Y~{ti~'I')jtl~t(\~M;:";']j..,},;.,,;.J:';i-.~f~{:'.~..:..~~.....:.-: ~ "'., ..;~~:'.\",., ~~~'. . . ~. '" " " '" ",' '.<' ,_',~,:."~<,:,-~f.\:( .,,6/21/79, ._ , , ' ",'. ". ..1. .1 .,... '. r: . L.' ;,,: ~,:,' .; ".' , J~" !i:'~ . 2e. From CG (General Business) to RM-8 (Single Family Duplex)- Lots 1-8 incl. in Wells, P.C. Sub; Lots 1-12 incl., Blk A; Lots 1-11 incl.. Blk B in Leona Smith's Sub; Lots 1-5 incl.. Lots 22-24 incl. in Oak Haven Sub and M&B's 26, 27. 28, 29, 30, 31, 35, 36-l, 36, 37. 38, 48, 70, 49, 50, 51, 52, 53, 55, 56 and 54-1, all in portion of SE 1/4 of SE 1/4 Sec 21-29-15. Located W of Myrtle Ave S of Woodlawn, N of Belleair Rd and B of Clearwater-Largo Rd. The area is primairly developed as single family and duplex, with two existing commercial uses facing Myrtle Avenue. The Planning and Zoning Board recommends revisions. The Planning Director recommends approval of the revised recommendation. Six citizens spoke in opposition, requesting zoning remain as is, and one citizen spoke in support of the rezoning. Commissioner Moore moved to approve the recommendation of the Planning and Zoning Board and to rezone to RM-8, Lots 1-l2 inClusive, Block A; Lots l-ll inclusive, Block B. Leona Smith's Subdivision; and M&B 26, 27, 28, 29, 30, 31, 35, 36-I, 36, 37, 38 and 48, all in Section 21-29-15; and to instruct the City Attorney to include this in an ordinance. Commissioner Tenney seconded the motion. Upon the vote being taken, Commis- s ioners Moore and Tenney and the Mayor voted "Aye"; Commissioner DeBlaker voted IINay." Commission recessed from 4:55 to 5:05 p.m. 2f. From ~f-Z8 (High Density Multi-family) and CG (General Business) to RM-8 (Single Family Duplex)- Lots 7-20 incl., Blk A; Lots 1-14 incl., Elk B; Lots 7-20 incl., Blk C; Lots 1-18 incl. Blk D, all in Belleview Ct; Lots 8-19 incl., Belleair Highlands 1st Addition; Lots 7-29 incl., Blk A; Lots 13-54 incl., B1k B; Lots 1-33 incl., Blk C; Lots 1-40 incl., Blk D, all in Bel1eair Highlands. Located between "E" and Woodlawn Streets and between SCLRR and S. Ft. Harrison Avenue. The area is primarily developed as single family and duplex. The Planning and Zoning Board and the Planning Director recommend approval. Commissioner Tenney moved to approve the rezoning of the subject properties as listed in Item 2f to RM-a and to instruct the City Attorney to include this in an ordinance. Commissioner DeBlaker seconded the motion. There were no citizens to speak. Motion carried unanimously. 2g. From RM-28 (High Density Multi-family) to RM-8 (Single Family Duplex) M&B's 7, 8, 9, 10, ll-l, 11, 12-A, 12-B, 12 and portion of 12-C in S ' 1/2 of NW 1/4 of SW l/4 in Sec22-29-15 and M&B 25 east of SCLRR in SE corner of NE l/4 of SE 1/4 Sec 21~29-l5. Located S of Ross Norton Park N of Woodlawn between S Greenwodd and SCLRR. " .. ,I ." .. < > . '.' , ,:t." . , lJ' '. The, area is primarily developed with single-family homes. There is an existing gas station at the corner of Woodlawn and Greenwood. The Planning and Zoning Board recommended denial, and the City initiate a rezoning application to RM-l2. The Planning Director supports RM-a zoning for the area. Four citizens spoke in opposition, requesting higher densities. Police Chief Daniels left at 5:30 p.m. and was replaced by Captain Frank Panossian. Commissioner Tenney moved to approve the rezoning of the subject properties as listed in Item 2g to RM-a, and to instruct the City Attorney to include this in an ordinance. Commissioner DeBlaker seconded the motion which carried unanimously. 3a. Prom RM-28 (High Density Multi-family) to RM-l2 (Duplex)-M&B's 6 and 13 and portion of M&B l2C in Sec 22-29-15 and M&B 24 in Sec 2l-29-l5, located S of Ross Norton Park and N of Woodlawn St, between Greenwood Ave and SCLRR. A 'portion of this property is currently under develop- ment for apartments at a density of l2 dwelling units per acre and the remainder is vacant. The Planning and Zoning Board and the Planning Director recommend approval. Commissioner Tenney moved to rezone M&B 24 and M&B 6 to RM-8, and M&B IS and portion of M&B 12C (all in Sections 21 and 22-29-l5) to RM-l2; and to instruct the City Attorney to include this in an ordinance. Commissioner DeB1aker seconded the motion. Elwood Hogan, Jr., attorney for the owner o'f M&B 6, requested RM-l2 zoning for M&B 6. Upon the vote being taken, Commissioners DeBlaker and Tenney voted "Aye"; the'Mayor and Commissioner Moore voted "Nay." Motion failed. Commissioner DeBlaker moved to approve the rezoning of the subject properties as listed in Item 3a to RM-I2, and to instruct the City Attorney to include this in an ordinance. Commissioner Moore seconded the motion. Upon the vote being taken, Commissioners DeB1aker and Moore and the Mayor voted "Aye"; Commissioner Tenney voted "Nay." Motion carried. Commission recessed from 5:45 to 6:15 p.m. for dinner. ~-' 4a. From RM-28 (High Density MUlti-family) to RS- 50 (Single Family)-Lots 1-14 incl., B1k 5; Lots l-17 inCl., Blk 6, all in Lake Belleview Addition. Located S of Dempsey between Belle and Ewing Avenues. The area is primarily developed single family residential. " ,The Planning and Zoning Board and the Planning Director recommend approval. One citizen spoke in opposiiton, requesting RM-28 or higher density. ',' <. ~"\'.' . ~ > . :,. '" " " " ~ M,: .... . . . Commissioner DeBlakcr movcd to approvc the rezoning 'of the subject properties as listed in Item 4a to RM-8 zoningl and to instruct the City Attorney to include this in an ord - nance. Commissioner Moore seconded the motion which carried unanimously. 4b. From CG (General Business) to RS-SO (Single Family)- Lots l4-l9 incl., Blk 4. Lake Bel1eview' Addition. Located S of Dempsey and E of Pomelo Avenue. The area is developed with one vacant single-family residence and one storage building. The Planning and Zoning Board recommends approval. The Planninll Director recommends RM-8 zoning'. ",. '::: ':,' There were no citizens to speak. Commissioner DeBlaker moved to approve the rezoning of the subject property as listed in Item 4b to RM-8, and to instruct the City Attorney to include this in an ordinance. Commissioner Moore seconded the motion which carried unanimously. Sa. Prom CG (General Business) to RM-8 (Single Family Duplex)~Lots l~6 incl., Blk I, Lake Belleview Addition. Located N of Dempsey, S of Lakeview Rd. and W of Ewing. The properties are developed with duplexes and one commer- cial use. The Planning and Zoning Board and the Planning Director recommend denial with the further note that this be resub- mitted at a later date for a change in zoning from CG to PS (professional services). There were no citizens to speak. Commissioner DeBlaker moved to deny the request to re~ zone the subject properties as listed in Item Sa, and to direct the Planning Department to initiate an application for rezoning from eG (general business) to PS (professional services). Commissioner Tenney seconded the motion which carried unanimously. Sb. Prom CG (General Business) to RM-8 (Single Family Duplex)-M&B 19 in SE 1/4 of NE 1/4 of Sec 21-29-15. Located N of Lakeview Rd, W of Myrtle and E of SCLRR. (K. and M. Plumb). The property is developed with a single family residence. The Planning and Zoning Board and the Planning Director recommend approval. TheTe were no citizens to speak. Commissioner , Tenney moved to approve the rezoning of the subject property as listed in Item 5b to RM-8, and to instruct the City Attorney to include this in an ordinance. Commissioner Moore seconded the motion which carried unanimously. . r .' " . ~1, I + ... ..~ :. . e. "I 6a. From CG (General Business) to PS (Professional Services) M Lots 7~22 incl., Blk 1, and Lots IM16 incl., Blk 2, Lake Belleview Addition. Located S of Lakeview Road, N of Dempsey Street, and W of Ewing Avenue. ' The properties are developed with a medical office, Veterans of Foreign Wars bUilding, engineering office, and several residences. The Planning and Zoning Board recommends deletion of Lots l-16 inclusive, Block 2, from the request and approval of the remainder from CG to PS zoning. The Planning Director recommends approval of the revised recommendation. There were no citizens to speak. Commissioner DeBlaker moved to rezone City-owned Lots ll-l6 inclusive, Block 2, Lake Belleview Addition to P (public), -and to rezone Lots 7-22 inclusive, Block 1, and Lots 1-10, Block 2, Lake Belleview Addition to PS (professional services); and to instruct the City Attorney to inClude this in an ordi- nance. Commissioner Tenney seconded the motion which carried unanimOUSly. 7a. Prom ML (Light Manufacturing) to CG (General Business)- W 1/2 Lot 28, Lots 29 & 30, Blk 2; Lots 1-4 incl., Blk 3, and vacated street N of Lot 1, all in Lake Belleview Addition. Located S of Lakeview Rd between Pomelo and SCLRR. (G. Mallory) The Planning and Zoning Board and the Planning Director recommend approval. George Mallory, owner, spoke in opposition and requested the zoning remain ML. Commissioner Tenney moved to deny the request and that the property remain zoned ML. Commissioner Moore seconded the motion which carried unanimously. 7h. From PS (Professional Services) to CG (General Business)- Lots 2, Blk E, Lakeview Hts. Located at 1l69-l171 Lakeview Avenue (3. Weichel, P. Carlisle.) This single lot is developed as a real estate/insurance office. . ~: I. The Planning and Zoning Board recommends denial. The Planning Director recommends approval in order to remove a' single, isolated district. ~rs. Carl Beach spoke in opposition. Commissioner"DeBlaker moved to deny the request for rezoning from PS to CG. Commissioner Tenney seconded the motion which carried unanimously. Sa. Prom RM~12 (Duplex) to ISP (Institutional Semi~public)-Lot 8 Duncan's Sub of Wl/2 of NB 1/4, See 22-29-15. Located S of Kingsley '. I, . ',f" I . <.'~: lr . \," .:. :' ::~:" ::' .. , .. ~ .22,.''- .'.,-..' '. ",,:':'.: '...:':6/21/79:.... , . c. "~'~'.. ':'. ,~:;.~.::;:....T....:..:.. ,~.,- ';. < . ,', " . ":. ~ \. 1 .... + f . : .' ':', ~ . ' ," .~, '> "~ . ~~ . ", " ~:. " ~~.;.', .:<~~ "', .... ~. t . / ~ ' . ,',", ":. ..lc',,\' : '~ :~: \ ~" . . ' . ;, c":' c; between Madison and Greenwood. (Mt. Olive Missionary Baptist Church and St. James A.M.B. Church.) There are two churches on this property. The Planning and Zoning Board and the Planning Director recommend approval.' , There wore:no citizens to speak. Commissioner DeBlaker moved to approve the rezoning of the subject property as listed in Item 8a to ISP, and to instruct the City Attorney to include this in an ordinance. Commissioner Tenney seconded the motion which carried unanimously. 8b. Prom RM-28 (High Density Multi-family) and CG (General Business) to ISP (Institutional Semi- public)- Lots 45-52 incl.t Blk C; Lots 25-28 incl., Blk B; Lots 24H46 1ncl., Blk'H; Lots 43~46 incl., Blk I, all in Belmont 2nd Addition. Located between Prospect and Scranton N of Belleair Rd. (Church of God, Belmont Park 'United Methodist Church, and lst Pentecostal Holiness Church.) The properties are developed as churches. The Planning and Zoning Board and the Planni~g Director recommend approval. ' There were no citizens to speak, Commissioner Tenney moved to approve the rezoning of the subject property as listed in Item Bb to ISP, and to' instruct the City Attorney to include this in an 'ordinance. Commissioner Moore seconded the motion which carried unanimously. ' 8e. From CG (General Business) and RM-l2 (Duplex) respectively, to ISP (Institutional Semi~public)- Lots 9-14 intI. an,j l6-l9 inel., Blk F, in Carolina Terrace Sub, Located between Michigan 'and Missouri, N of Belleair Rd. (Missouri Avenue Baptist Church.) The property is developed as a church. The Planning and Zoning Board and the Planni~g Director recommend approval. There were no citizens to speak. Commissioner Tenney moved to approve the rezoning of the subject property as listed in 8e to ISP, and to instruct the City Attorney to include this in an ordinance. Commissioner DeBlaker seconded the motion which carried unanimously. 9a. From ML (Light Manufacturing) and CG (General Business) to P (Public Land)- Lots 5-1~ incl., ,Blk,3, located between Pomelo and SCLRR, and 'Lots 1"13 incl., Blk 4, located S of Dempsey andE of Pomelo in Lake Be1leview Addition. .' (Owner; City, of Clearwater,) The request. for rezonipg is to reflect current City" . ".. . : :,"'. ~ . .' ' . >. ~. ,,' i > ~ . " . I) .. ~ I , ",'" ;. <' ;;. .'~ :~~:,f~::):-?: '. '. ,\ . ".'1 ownership. The Planning and Zoning Board and the Planning Director recommend approval. . There were no citizens to speak. ' Commissioner Tenney moved to approve the rezoning of the , subject property as listed in Item 9a to p. and to instruct the City Attorney to include this in an ordinance. Commis- sioner DeBlaker seconded the motion which carried unanimously. 9b. Prom RM-l2 (Duplex) and CG (General Business) to P (Public Land)- Lot 7; N 40 ft. Lot lO; in Duncan's Sub' of W l/2 of NE 1/4; W 50 ft. of E 100 ft of Lot 3 in Duncan's Resubi and Tract A in Jones Replat. Located E of S Green~ wood Ave between Belleair Road and Kingsley. (Owner, City of Clearwater.) One property is opposite Ross Norton Park and the other is the north portion of Belmont Park. The request for rezoning is to reflect current City ownership. The Planning and Zoning Board and the Planning Director recommend approval. There were no citizens to speak. Commissioner DeBlaker moved to approve the rezoning of the subject prop~rties as listed in Item 9b to PI and to instruct the City Attorney to include this in an ordinance. Commissioner Moore seconded the motion which carried unani- mously. ') 9c. Prom RM-28 (High Density Multi-Family) to P (Public Land)- M& 23 in E 1/2 of Sec 21-29-15, and M&B 36 in SW corner of SW 1/4 of M~ l/4 Sec 22-29-15. Located between SCLRR and S Greenwood, S of Lakeview Road and N of Woodlawn (Owner, City of Clearwater.) The request for rezoning is to reflect current City ownership. The Planning and Zoning Board and the Planning Director recommend approval. There were no citizens to speak. Commissioner Tenney moved to approve the rezoning of the subject property as listed in Item 9c to PI and to instruct the City Attorney to include this in an ordinance. Commissioner DeBlaker seconded the motion which carried unanimously. lOa. Prom RM-28 (High Density Multi-family) and P (Public Land) to AL (Aquatic Lands)- Portion of Lake Bel1evue in Sec 22-29-15. Located in Ross Norton and Ed C. Wright Parks. (Owner, " City of, Clearwater.) , ' The~lake is adjacent to Bd. C. Wright and Ross Norton "":);';''-:''>'' " . ~a~ks and~h~ .change of zoning ,will reflect the existing lake. r~;~~;~~~:,::~~:i~:,~\~~C;"~,< ~;:< '" ':,'.', \':"", :,,', ", . ;~11'..~'i~~:.l"jl.J;! :>~:.:J;'t~':~~'r" "1~" _ ~ " t " " :\, . '.', :t ",:.' . ..-.:":"~J. 11"Ft.,~ .} ~ '~r"lS- ~J""";"':\. .~ , ~ (t '-. . . ~ /, ~"".i,:~\.',r~~} i:,.-t- ,", ':-:"f ~':!'. 1,.(_ ." .~. . . . . ";:~ . -;..... t'" , _ r ,,"1-1':, .t.;..,.~r 4'r7.. _ :~fll.l:~;~"":")<" ~:' : ". ". r ./': ~~. .. ~ I. . . . . ., <"'~'::"':;:;!j~~i:;i:,'><1g,{';};\~1/x::::.::;: ..~, .: :... , i1li~;'~"1~ +~\...:.>.,):.t.."'A~{,J..:J' ~~... ,;;:",~~'~\!h.ll L..~t"-,~,, ...., ,. 24 ~ ',> ~ . ij:f$":~i,~zt:~'I:"..:.:-./.-#};..;.,.~.;'k{~".-#,~....,~~~.. .....J..........,::....,',..;.\...! (r, ,'. ~,' . .' 'I L ~ .'~ ' ,,' :''\.: '....).., i;; 2Y?i., ,') :-.': :' ':' ,::;# .~' 'j .. '.. .. ~ ''''''.'', . The Planning and Zoning Board and tho Planning Director recommend approval. .' Commissioner Tenney moved to approve the rezoning of Lake Bellevuc as listed in Item lOa to AL, and to instruct tho City Attorney to include this in an ordinance. Commis- sioner DeB1aker seconded the motion which carried unanimously. Commission returned to Item 20-8. The City Manager reported there is no dedicated right-of- way easement on Lot 10. Commissioner Tenney moved to approve the request of H. W. Young as listed in Item 120-a, subject to retaining an access and utility easement, and,to instruct the City Attorney to include this in an ordinance. Commissioner DeBlaker seconded the motion which carried unanimously. ITEMS #22 and 23 - A Public Hearing and First Reading" Ordinance ~1925-Amending Zoning Atlas - South Clearwater Beach, P.H. 1/18/79. , Six citizens spoke in support of the rezoning~ citing density and traffic congestion. A comparison report was re- ceived for the record on the amount of taxes paid by various units and lots on the beach. " Nine citizens spok~ in objection, requesting the zoning remain as it is. A petition with approximately 400 signatures in opposition was presented for the record. The Planning Director reported CTF-28 zoning allows 42 units and 80 feet height and CTF-24 zoning allows'36 units and 40 feet height. The CTF-24 zoning addressed the off-street parking requirements, service facilities and access and egress to and from the Beach. He stated the 1975 rezoning from ~1.S4A to CTF-28 was City-wide and not just in the South Clearwater Beach area. The Florida Statutes require zoning be used to implement a comprehensive plan, with the plan and zoning consistent, and such zoning is required to further implement such plan. The rezoning more nearly reflects the City's Comprehensive Plan and better reflects the current development character- istics. The South Clearwatex.Beach area, because of its geographic 10cation~ configuration and limited means of ingress ahd egress has limited capability for movement of traffic. The limited land area and its location dictate measures de- signed to preclude overutilization to the,'detriment of all ' Clearwater citizens. Commissioner Tenney moved that Ordinance #1925 be read and considered by title only on the first reading by the unanimous .consent of theCommission. Motion was seconded by ,Commissioner DeBlaker. Upon roll call the vote .was: " . .' . HAyes'~,: DeBlaker, Moore, Tenney and LeCher. ;r.,;Jili"\"&)."'r"\:~~I""! . ',,^ "'. "q"" "."""." I, ,.,"," ,", ;': 2S.'" ' ., ~&t'~j"''''~~~11*,(,:,~:1..;t~~>...,:;.~..:).. .r~..~~'.........~~:._~" ';:_,' "~':;C\il..j:..,;:. ."P.~-. :....,~ .': " " '., :;::' '" :"~/~1./"9,, ',' ."" ~. . '. . i' >' > . , " . . . '" - . "Nays": None. Absent: Nunamaker. The ordinance was read by title only. Commissioner Tenney moved that Ordinance ~1925 be rassed on its first reading. Motion was seconded by Comm ssioner DeBlaker. Upon roll call the vote was: "Ayes": DeBlaker and Tenney. Moore and LeCher. "Nays": Absent: Nunamaker. Motion failed. Commissioner DeBlaker moved to continue Item #23, First Reading of Ordinance Hl92S, to the next regularly scheduled meeting of July 5, 1979, at l2:30 p.m. Commissioner Moore seconded the motion which carri~d unanimously. ITBM #24 - Citizens to be Heard re Items Not on the Agenda. James Gray suggested better communication between the citizens and the City on rezoning matters. Prank Morrow stated the property owners' rights should not override the rights of the community as a whole. Doris Stein requested dedication of Belmont Park and commended the Commission for their patience during this long public hearing. Don'Gonce, vice-president of Clearwater Yellow Cab Company, requested Commission approval to sell the business. The Code of Ordinances requires Commission approval for the sale of taxi permits. Commissioner DeBlaker moved to authorize the City Manager to investigate the request and to proceed if it is in order. Commissioner Moore seconded .the motion which carried unanimously. Angela Merkle presented a petition with 30 signatures requesting the Commission take action to stop the speeding on Lincoln Avenue north of Drew Street. The City Manager reported the International Association of Fire Fighters had accepted a 4 1/2% pay increase effective October 1, 1978, and unless the Commission instructed otherwise, he would also accept the compromise offer. Commission consensus was to approve the settlement. The meeting adjourned at 8:16 Attest :' ',,' ! / . 'I, . ,_ 1 .." ~~~~ " " , .' , :, ",' ",6/21/..7,9" Ie'; J ':~L ..~...' ~.~~.~~:.! . .:..~ ~~~',:~ c, '.:~;':' ~~'~;:~~~.".::J , ..~, " *"'i~lion Il..tin. . Juno II. ", PINAL AG!.~DA' , !m1 '1".. ot All.,lanc. Invocation Introduction,' . Aw.~d. S'~Ylc. Aw.~d. (9130 ..~.) Clty Co..l..lon Mlnut.. at R"ullr Me.tln,.of Jun'" r. 107t , ". 2. S. ,.. ,S. City Han..er Revorts 6. S.lfoolnluranc. Pro,r.~ 1. Conl.nt A..nd. 8. Dilcu.lion - Nor~h EIst Tr.atment Plant Siver Unit 9. (Continu.d) Downtown Sl,n Proiram 10. City Hill Parkin. Lot 11. ~(and.1.y PlaYEietd . Alternative Pla~ 12. Ten Se.tona1 San tation Workers 13. Pln~llaij Sports Authority I I , i4~'Bid Ear Equipment Rental not to Exceed $40,300.00 ,1S~,Verbal Reports and Other Pending ~.tte?5 PU~~~~_~earin~s (12:30 p.a.) . --... -. ..-' . 16. Lot C1e3rin2 Violation; . Lis: 'II 11. Repair of Barbee rowers &. (Continued} Preliminary Subdivision Plat/Townhouse Site Plan Oak Creek Townhouse in S 1/4 in Sec. 7.~9~16 (KTH Associates) Sherwood Garden Site Plan - Final Phase of RPD Portion of SE 1/4 Sec. 11-29-15 ' 20. Vacation Requests: a. H. W. Young . b. City of Clearwater , c. Donald Wetherin~ton 21. ,!l.~:onini .9.Lthe Squth Grelffiwood Area - Ph.ase I _ __la, t~r"ouih ,.lOa !Cj ty "ini.tiated) " J.J:\!n.dttli.. Zonina Atlas ~ ~,lultiple.:Ownershit) First R~~din~ - Ordinance ~19~S - see above Citizens comments received Ordinance 1925 - 1st reading - ,continued to 7/5/19.. .~. . .' '. ' - . . ' . ':: ' . 1919 OllO'I.m. ACTION 2. Chief Frank Daniell. 1. D~. Jey Diesell - Trinity Pr8Ib~- tarian Churoh. .' . ' 3. 3 City employees Awarded-dertifioate of Merit from Amerioan Red Croee- C.P.R. Program. 4. 5 Servioe Pins Awarded. 5.' Approved. 6. Approved. 7. Aocepted. ' 8. Approved allooation ot additional units. 9. Continued. 10. Continued. 11. Reaffirmed previous action - no change. 12. Approved hiring. 13. Commissioner Tenney appointed. i4.. Approved. 15. Verbal Reports: 1. Fire Station N4 - redesignated Clearwater Cultural Arts Work Shop. 2. City Manager approved permit for temporary dock for advertising - Florida Motion Picture and Advertising Company. , 3. City Manager on vacation 'week of July 2nd., " 16.. Authorized' clearing and billing of , costs and administrative charges.. . 17.. Approved amendment to Community Development Block Grant 4th yr funds 18. Approved. 19. Approved. 20. a. Approved. b. Approved.. c. Approved.. 21. laoo Approved RS-50,and RM-8. lb. Approved RS-50. le. Approved RS-SO. ld. Approved RS-SO. 1e., Approved RS-50. 2a.. Approved RM-8.. 2b. Approved RM-8, Lot 1 A.H. Duncan's Sub. 2c.Approved RM-B, delete~Lots 69 Carolina Terrace Annex.. 2d. Approved RM-8, delete Lots 17-26 Blk J, lots 19-22 Blk K Belmont 2nd Addition. 2e. Approved RM-8 delete Lots 1-8 P.C. Wells Sub. M&B's 70,49,50,' Sl,52,53,54-l,~5,56,Lots 1-5, 22,23, '24 Oak Haven.:: 2f. Approved R~-8. 2g. Approved RM-8. 3a.. Approved RM-12. 4a. Approved RM-8. 4b. Approved RM-8. 5a. Denied. Sb. Approved RM-8. 6a. Approved Lots'11-16,Blk 2 P balance PS~' 7a. Denied. 7b.. Denied. 8a. Approved ISP. 8b.. Approved ISP. 8c~ Approved ISP. 9a.. 'Approved 1'".. 9b. . Approved P. 9c. Approved P. lOa. Approved 'AL. . ,t ' , ., . , ,- ..~ <~, . ....~ . .' . "~:.~'--T<' >.~ . ..',,:": ' " ,. ,;: ;June",2~t, 1~7~" ' ',:-- " _:' ,:',.,' ~.,~ ,~:..~<~ ,'::,' " ':'.;', " ~."., .\",,'. .'.'.;;:. :<.Xi'll" , "'I'!I'~f Z.. Citilen. to be Hlard rl Itl.. Not on the Allnd. City AttornlY R'Dort. 25. S.cond. IIdin. . OrdinancI 'UU . A11lndin,' Chip. ter 3 of coae r. Aircraft to Provide ,Cur IW a..triction. on rakl Off. and Landin,. 2&. S.cond Readin. . Ordinance 11gZ7 . Annexin. Port tion of S.c. 19.29.1& (P.H. 3/15/79 . Chateau Wood. Land Tru.t) , Z7. Slcond R..din. . OrdinancI '19Z8 . Aa.ndin. %onin. At1a. 01 City to Zone Property Annexed in Ordi. nancI 11927 28. Second Readin! . OrdinancI, '1929 . Annexin. Port tion of ~E /4 of SIC. 12.Zg.1S (Afonlo . P.H. 1,/5/79) %9. Slcond Readin. . OrdinancI 'lgS0 . Amlndin, :onin. , Atlal of City to Zone Proplrty in OrdinancI . 1151%51 3D. Slcond R.adin. . OrdinancI '15131 . Annexin. Par. tion of Lot. 11 & 12. Pin.~laJ Crove. In Stc. lZ-251-1S (Electrical Sy.tems S Communications Co. - P.H. 4/5/751) 31. SIC and Read!n. . Ordinance '15132 . Amendin. Zoning Atlas of Ci:y to Zone Property in Ordinance '1931 . 32. Second ReadIng. Ordinance '1943 - Aaending Chap- , ter ZSB, Lot Clearing, to Clarify Authority , of Sanitation Division in Investigation of Viola t ions 33. Second Reading - Ordinance f19~~ - .~endini Budiet for Fiscal Year 197B/79 for Operation Purposes 34. Second Reading - Ordinance '1945 . Amending Capi- tal Improvement Bud~et for FIscal Year 1975/79 35. Second Readin; - Ordinance 11946 - Anending Chap- ter 7, Buildings, re Meobership on Contractor's Board of Examiners and Board of Roofin, Examiner 36. First Reading - Ordinance ~194i - Repeallng Sec. 7,9,'10, 11, IS, 13,80 & l2S of Chapt. 9710, Special Acts of,Fla" 19~3 (Old Ch3r~er) ~~. First Reading - Ordinance '1~48 - Amending Chapter . ,; \ Z5. Vehiclu for Hire, to Clarify Procedure for .q Required Taxicab License 3B. First Reading - Ordinance '1949 - AMending Chapter 13, Licenses, to Update Zoning References Re- latina to Prohibiting Storage of Unusable Vehicles 39. First Readin; . 'Ordinance '1950 - Amending Sec. ~-18 re Adcoholic Beveraies, to Enact Xew :one 21 I (Gomes - Countryside Office Park- Approved 3/3/79) 40. First Reading - Ordinance ~1951 - Amending Sec. ,4-18 re Alcoholic Beverages, to ~nact ~ew Zone lZP (Choco - 1~Dl Ft, Harrison ~pproved 5/17/79) 41. First Reading - Ordinance 'lP5Z - Amending Sec. 4.Z6 re Alcoholic Beverages to Restate Zoning Classifications 42. First Re3dlng -", Ordinance .'1953 . Ar.:ending DeEini~ ticns of Chapter ~, Alcoholic Beverages and Repealing Secitons t1hlch .re Now Covered by Florida Statutes 43. Authori:e Execution of Rlght-or-~3Y AgTee~er.t wi:h Florida Power ' , 4~. Other Ccmmission Action Condominium Conversion .lS. Adjournment ~6. Truste.s of the E~ploy.es" Pension Fund ~e~bership in the Employees' Pension Fund 47. Adjourmnent___~____ __..__.. ..~, __ Citizens James Gref - suggested better communication between c1tizens and city on zoning issues. Frank Morrow - rights of property owners do not overr1de the community as a whole. Doris Stein - Dedicate Belmont Park Don Gonce - requested Commission approval ,to sell taxi permits. Commission authorized ,City Manager to proceed if in order. Angelo Merkle - presented petition to stop "speeding on LincCb1n -Ave. North. - , Ci ty::.Manager - reported. IAFF accepted 4~' sa~ary ~nc~eas~ e{fec~ive, 10/1/7~. Mee~ing Adjourned 8:16 P.M. '. I.. " ,', ' ACTION .'.. 25. Ord. 1896 - amended - Adopted., ,0 26. OI'd 11921 - Adopted. 27. Ord N1928 Adopted. 28. Ord 11929 - Adopted. 29. Ord N1930 - Adopted. 30. Ord 1119'31 - Adopted. 31. OI'd ##1932 - Adopted. 32. Ord ##1943 - Adopted. 33. Ord #1944 - 'Adopted. 34. Ord #1945 amended - Adopted. 35. Ord #1946 - Adopted. 36. Ord #1947 passed 1st reading. 37. Ord #1948 passed 1st reading. 38. Ord #1949 amended - passed 1st reading 39. Ord #1950 passed 1st reading. 40. Ord #1951 passed 1st reading. 41. Ord #1952 passed 1st reading. 42. Ord #1953 passed'..lst readillg. 43. Approved. 44. Other Commission Action DeB1aker - Reso. 79-55 - reaffirm support and assistance to PACT. 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