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CITY COMMISSION MEETING
July 5, 19,7~
The City Commission of the City of Clearwater met in
regular session at the City Hall, Thursday, July 5, 1979, at
9:30 a.m., with the following members present:
Charles F. LeCher
William Nunamaker
Karleen F. DeBlaker
Richard E. Tenney
Marvin Moore
Mayor/Commissioner '
Vice-Mayor/Commissioner
Commissioner
Commissioner
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Also present were:
Gerald Weimer Acting City Manager
Frank Kowalski (To 12:30)Chief Assistant City Attorney
Thomas A. Bustin (From 12:30)City Attorney
Cecil Henderson 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 Father Michael Devine of St. Cecelia Catholic
Church. The Pledge of Allegiance was led by Chief Daniels.
ITEM #3
Introductions and Awards.
None.
ITEM'#4 - Service Awards.
Five service pins were awarded to City employees.
ITEM ##5 . Minutes.
,The City Clerk reported a correction of a typographical
error had been made on page 21, first paragraph, to read
rezoned to IIRM-8" in the minutes of the regular meeting of
June 21, 1979.
Commissioner Nunamaker moved to approve the minutes of
the regular meeting of June 21, 1979, as recorded and as
submitted in written summation by the Clerk to each commissioner.
Motion was seconded by Commissioner DeBlaker and carried .
unanimously.
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City Manager Reports
ITEM #6 - Consent Agenda.
6.1 Requests for Annexation (For Referral):
a. Portion of Tract C, Myron A. Smith's Bayview Sub-
'division and Lot 4, Block 6, McMullen's Town of
Bayview. - Bjnar Svensson and John and Mary McCune.
",'b. Lot 1, Block A, Pine Ridge Subdivision..Mary Allen.
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c. Portion of Lot 2, Mosell Acres Subdivision. -
David Edmunds and Jim Johnson.
6.2 Request for Rezoning (For Referral):
South Greenwood Rezoning, Phase II.
Commissioner DeBlaker moved to accept the Final Consent
Agenda aspresented to the Commission, and to authorize the
appropriate officials to execute same. Commissioner Nunamaker
seconded the motion which carried unanimously.
ITEM #7 - Downtown Sign Program.
Commissioner Nunamaker moved to continute this item un~
til later in the meeting when the chairman would be present.
Commissioner DeB1aker seconded the motion which carried
unanimously.
ITEM H8 - Cit
Development Boar .
The Board has ,requested the City remove the parking
meters from the Osceola Street City Hall parking lot, for
which compensation would be paid to the City at the rate of
$4;119 a year. This sum is equal to the revenue received
from this lot for the last complete, fiscal year. The Board
requested 97 spaces.
The Acting City Manager reported removal of 36 employees
to the parking lot below the bluff would entail a cost of
$18,000 for paving in that area and a cost of $1,000 to re-
locate the gate to be placed at the northwest corner to retain
26 spaces.
, . Rose Phifer, chairman of the parking committee, spoke in
support of the request and stated 10,000 copies of an adver-
tising brochure would be printed and distributed to inform
the public of this new free parking lot in Downtown.
Commissioner DeBlaker moved to approve a I-year trial
program for the City Hall parking lot, the metered portion
only, with the Downtown Development Board for an annual fee
of $4,119, with the City having the option to bag the meters,
for special occasions, and to authorize the appropriate
officials to execute the memorandum of understanding. Commis-
sioner Nunamaker seconded the motion. Upon the vote being
taken, Commissioners DeB1aker, Nunamaker and Moore and the
Mayor voted "Aye"; Commissioner Tenney voted "Nay."
Motion carried.
ITEM H7 - Downtown Sign Program. (Continued from June
21, 1979.)
, The RTKL Plan recommended installation of distinctive
signs to guide traffic in the Downtown Area. The Downtown
Development Board hired a consultant to design the signs and
a logo. His recommendations included guide signs, parking signs,
and street name signs. Funds had been allocated in the Capital
Improvement Budget for a Street Tree Program and Signs in the
.amount Lof .. $15,090.
., , Bronson Thayer, chairman of the Downtown Development
,~oard, presented facsimiles of the designs the consultant
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had prepared at a
signs for parking
cities, including
for intersections
cost of approximately $100 each. Directional
and downtown areas are used in many large
Baltimore and Boston. He requested 22 signs
and SO directional signs.
Keith Crawford, Traffic Engineer, expressed concerns
relating to 'the manufacture and maintenance of the signs de-
signed by the consultant. He also stated Downtown has 72
intersections which would require approximately 300 logos,
one for each of the four corners of each intersection. He
read into the record portions of letters from the Department
of Transportation that did not support a change of color for
street signs. He stated the City needs permission to erect
signs on a state road and the State DOT can remove unapproved
signs at any time.
Commissioner Nunamaker moved to continue this item for
additional information. Commissioner DeBlaker seconded the
motion and requested copies ~f the eleven letters received
from the D.O.T. Upon the vote being taken, motion carried
unanimously.
ITEM "9 - Alcoholic Beverage Zoning, Sunset North Plaza,
2558 Sunset Point Road. Lot 2, Blackburn Subdivision. -
Robert K. Buxman.
Commissioner DeBlaker moved to approve the request for
beverage zoning to permit the sale of beer and wine for con-
sumption on premises, and to instruct the City Attorney
to prepare an amendment to the Beverage Zoning Ordinance.
Commissioner Moore seconded the motion which carried unanimously.
ITEM HlO - Request to Rent City Hall Annex Community
Hall - Arnold Kolenda.
Arnold Kolenda, representing an organization called
"That I s A Fact," reques ts use of the City Hall Annex on August
26, 1979, to hold an organizational meeting to acquaint
interested citizens in the Tampa Bay area with a theater type
operation to present sacred musicals, dramas, concerts, and
films. Section 15-14 of the Code requires approval of the
City Commission for rental of the auditorium for controversial
discussions, religious or otherwise.
Commissioner Tenney moved to approve the request. Com-
missioner Moore seconded the motion which carried unanimously.
ITEM #11 - Sand Key Beach Renourishment Project.
This project will be constructed simultaneously with
dredging Clearwater Pass and will provide hurricane protection
fOT the area.
Under the proposed contract, costs specifically associated
with.the project will be borne entirely by the property owners
on a voluntary self-assessment basis. The City will ,construct '
an artificially nourished beach along the Gulf front of Sand
Key within the City limits of Clearwater, bounded on the south
by the southern City limits of Clearwater and on the north
by the southern property line of Sand Key Park. It will
include sand placement, dune construction, dune vegetation,
and dune walkover structure constructuion at each public access
easement.
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The estimated renourishment project will cost $450,000
and costs will be shared by the property owners on a prorata
share basis per front footage at approximately $50 a lineal
foot.
A revised contract has been presented to the Commission
for approval.
Commissioner Tenney moved to approve the proposed terms
and conditions for entering into contract with affected property
owners of Sand Key for the purpose of constructing a beach
nourishment project at that site; to authorize the drafting
of a contract which will include these terms and conditions;
and to authorize the appropriate officials to execute such
contracts. Commissioner DeBalker seconded the motion which
carried unanimously.
ITEM #12 - Contracting for Personal Services, Dredging
Program.
The City dredge is scheduled for delivery in mid-July,
1979. Dredging operations are highly specialized and techni-
cal in nature and the Public Works Director and Harbor Master
recommend contracting for personal services outside of the
career Civil Service system at an approximate cost of $46,700.
Commission questioned whether this should have been in-
cluded in the projected costs for the beach renourishment
project. In response, Andy Nicholson, oceanographer, reported
the dredging costs are not applicable to the residents. The
dredging of Clearwater Pass will be paid from the Bridge Bond
Issue and be a part of that cost.
Commissioner Tenney moved to approve a contractual agree-
ment format for the contracting for personal services for the
operation of the City-owned dredge and associated equipment
to be used to accomplish the various planned dredging projects;
and to authorize the execution .of said contracts estimated to
cost $46,700. Commissioner Moore seconded the motion which
carried unanimously.
ITEM H13 - Authorization to Hire Two Additional Police
Officers.
Chief Daniels requested two additional police officers
to supplement the police marine patrol iri the Island Estates
area. Numerous complaints reflect an increase in the use of
the bay waters by pleasure boat operators and commercial fishermen.
Commissioner Nunamaker moved to authorize the hiring of
two ,additional police officers. Commissioner DeBlaker seconded
the motion which carried unanimously.
ITEM #14 - Request for Additional Personnel - Sanitation
Division.
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Adoption of a new Lot Clearing Ordinance created stringent
regulations for lot clearingt streamlined administrative and
enforcement procedurest and provided for fees to be assessed
and establishment of liens. The ordinance 4esignates the
Sanitation Division as the enforcement authority, resulting
in 'additional clerical' and accounting functions. The division
. ~: 'requests an Accounting Clerk I I.
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Commissioner DeBlaker moved to approve the request for
one additional position of Accounting Clerk 11 in the Sanita-
tion Division of tho Utilities Department. Commissioner
Moore seconded the motion which carried unanimously.
ITEM HIS - External Independent Audit.
State law and the City Charter require an annual external
audit. Peat, Marwick, Mitchell & Co. have ,performed'an'iridepen~
dent audit annually since 1976 as part of a negotiated S-yoar
contract. The annual fee basis changes only for inflation
based upon the Comsumer Price Index.
Commissioner Nunamaker moved to approve an agreement with
Peat, Marwick, Mitchell & Co. for the annual external audit,
for a sum not to exceed $47,150, and to authorize the appro-
priate officials to. execute same. Commissioner DeBlaker
seconded the motion which carried unanimously.
Tract 16,
.S. Home.
The property contains 7.2 acres, is zoned RM-24, and
is located east of Countryside Boulevard adjacent to the
Countryside golf course. The development will consist of
9 buildings with varying numbers of units.
The Resource Development Committee recommended approval
subject to conditions. The Planning Director recommends
approval. '
Commissione'r DeBlaker moved to approve the Preliminary
Site Plan for Tract 16, Countryside, contingent upon the
appropriate City Department's approval of fencing and/or
landscaping along Countryside Boulevard, and the granting
6f required easements. Commissioner Tenney seconded the
motion which carried unanimously.
ITEMI#17- Preliminarr Site Plan ReView '- Tract '67,
Countrys1de, E 1/2 of Sect~on 20-28-16. - U.S. Home.
The property contains 13.3 acres, is zoned RM-l2 (duplexl
apartment), and is located west of Landmark Drive adjacent to
the Countryside golf course. The development will consist
of 19 buildings with a varying number of units.
, The Resource Development Committee and the Planning
Director recommended approval with conditions.
Commissioner DeBlaker moved to appr.ove the Preliminary
Site Plan for Tract 67, Countryside, contingent upon the
appropriate City Department's approval of fencing and/or
landscaping along Landmark Drive, and the granting of required
easements. Commissioner Nunamaker seconded the motion which
carried unanimously.
" The property is located south of Nursery Road between
,South Haven Drive and Winchester Road. It contains 4.6 acres
. :,and the: plat'> indicates 11 lots ~ The private street and the
'., ',", common, areas will :be maintained by the.Owners Association.
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The Resource Development Committee recommended approval
The Planning and Zoning Board recommended denial.
The Planning Director expressed concerns that the configu-
ration of Lots 1 and 11 might require a variance in the setback
requirements. Clayton Burton, attorney for the applicant,
was present and was apprised of this concern.
Commissioner DeBlaker moved to approve the Preliminary
Subdivision Plat for Chateau Wood, with the notation that the
platted configuration of Lots 1 and 11 probably could restrict
construction. Commissioner Nunamaker seconded the motion
which carried unanimously,
ITEM #19 - Annexation Agreements:
B.
The property is located on Palmwood Drive between Nor-
wood and Duncan Avenues. It is currently vacant but B single
family residence is planned.
Commissioner DeBlaker moved to approve the Annexation
Agreement and to authorize the appropriate officials to execute
same. Commissioner Nunamaker seconded the motion which carried
unanimously.
b. Lot l7! Block 4f Harbor Vista Subdivision -
Water only. - B ain and Jean Ward.
This property is located on Sylvan Drive south of Sunset
Point Road. A single family residence is under construction.
Commissioner Nunamaker moved to approve the Annexation
Agreement and to authorize the appropriate officials to execute
same. Commissioner Moore seconded the motion which carried
unanimously.
, ITEM #20 - Purchase of Property - 914 & 914 1/2 Plaza
Street. Lot at Block G, Plaza Park Subdivision.
The City's Motor Pool area contains insufficient space
for the maintenance, repair and fueling of City equipment.
Repair of City equipment outdoors exposes the equipment and
personnel to the elements, and the mechanics to injury from
moving vehicles in the extremely crowded area.
Consideration was given to moving the garage operation
to a new site. Purchase of this property will allow for
expansion.
Commissioner Nunamaker moved to authorize the purchase
of Lot 8, Block G, Plaza Park Subdivision, for the total
purchase price of $20t800, and to authorize the appropriate
officials to execute same. Commissioner Moore seconded the
motion~ 'Upon the vote being taken, Commissioners DeBlakert
Nunamaker and Moore and the Mayor voted "Aye"; Commissioner
Tenney voted "Nay." Motion carried.
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ITEM *21 Bids:
n. Four to six-ton roller - 4 bids, low bid,
H. F. Mason Bquipment Corp., Lakeland, FL,
$18,230.00. ,
Commissioner DeBlaker moved upon the recommendation of
the City Manager to award contract to H. F. Mason Equipment "
Corp. in the amount of $18,230.00, which 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; specifications and bid. Motion was seconded by
Commissioner Nunamaker and carried unanimously.
b. Contractor-Operated Motor Vehicle Parts Store-
Only bid received, Bob Leels Garage, Inc.,
812 Park Street, Clearwater.
Floyd Carter, Central Services Director, stated this
woul.~ be a more efficient operation maintained by an outside
contractor at the Motor Pool. The store will perform services
related to acquiring, receiving, stocking and issuing motor
vehicle parts and supplies and will eliminate the City.s
obsolete parts problem.
'Commissioner DeBlaker moved to award a contract to
operate a Motor Vehicle Parts Store in the City Garage during
the period 10/1/79 through 9/30/80, with options for annual
renewal not to exceed three (3) years total, to Bob Lee's
Garage, Inc., for an estimated total annual price of $282,779.00,
which is the only responsive and responisble bid in accordance
with specifications and bid, subject to Commission appropriations
for fiscal year 79/80, and to authorize the appropriate
officials to execute same. Commissioner Nunamaker seconded
the motion. Upon the vote being taken, Commissioners DeBlaker,
Nunamaker and Moore voted "Aye"j Commissioner Tenney and the
Mayor voted "Nay." Motion carried.
c. Water System Improvements - March 1979 -
5 bids~ low bid, Metro Plumbing & Mechanical
Contractor, Clearwater, $150,000.00.
Commissioner Tenney moved upon the recommendation of the
City Manager to award contract to Metro Plumbing & Mechanical
Contractor in the amount of $150,000.00, which 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, specifications and bid. Motion was seconded
by Commissioner Moore and carried unanimously.
d. Waterline Relocation - Library.
The Acting City Manger reported the bids received were
considerably over the Engineer's estimate of $28,000 and all
bids were rejected. The project will be done by City employees.
No commission action was necessary.
'ITEM #22 - .Appointment of Advisory Board Member - Library
Board.
" Commissioner Tenney moved to appoint Fred Korosy to the
Library Board. Commissioner DeBlaker seconded the motion
which carried unanimously.
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ITEM *23 Verbal Repo~ts atid nther 'Pending Matters.
a. Set Publi'c' He'aring' Date 'for Taxi Rates.
Commissioner Tenney moved to instruct the City Clerk to
advertise a public hearing for July 19, 1979, at 12:30 p.m.
to consider an increase in taxi rates. Commissioner DeBlaker
seconded the ~otion which carried unanimously.
b. . ,Status of Investigation of Donald Sampson's
Complaints.
Donald Sampson had submitted a letter with 32 complaints
of the Zoning Code relating to trucks, motorcycles, boats
and trailers being parked in violation of Zoning Ordinances
(Section 33.08) in residential areas.
A report had been prepared and Mr. Sampson was given a
copy to read.
By unanimous consent, the Commission agreed to discuss
the item under "Citizens to be Heard" later in the meeting.
Commission recessed for lunch at 11:35 a.m. and reconvened-
at 12:35 p.m.
Mr. Bustin assumed his seat. Commissioner Tenne arrived
at 12: 0 p.m.
Public Hearings
ITEM #24 - A Public Hearing on Lot Clearing Violations w
List H2.
Complaints against lots needing to be cleared had been
received and investigated by the Sanitation Division. Written
notice was sent to the property owners by certified mail,
advising them to clear the property within ten days or a
public hearing would be held to authorize clearance.
List #2 with 5 property owners who failed to clear
their property within the 10-day time frame was presented.
City Inspector Gil Wyers reported on the status of lot
clearing actions and stated the lots remaining to be cleared
were in violation of Ordinance #1894 and constituted a menace
to public health, safety and welfare.
Commissioner DeBlaker moved to authorize clearance of the
properties in violation of Ordinance #1894 and billings of the
property owners for costs and/or administrative charges.
Commissioner Moore seconded the motion. There were no citizens
to speak. Upon the vote being taken, motion carried unanimously.
Commissioner Tenney was absent. .
ITEM #25 w A Public Hearing to Consider Vacating Three
Feet of Rear Easement, Lot 32, Countryside Tract 5, 2591
'Elderberry Dr~ve. w Joseph Casey Et AI.
The applicant requests a 3-foot vacation of the 10-foot
easement, for construction of a swimming pool for family
recreation.
City departments indicated a possible future need for this
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utility easement. Discussion ensued on a temporary permit
agreement, with the applicant agreoing to the condition that
if the easemont is needed the pool would be removed at no
cos~,to the City. '
Commissioner Tonney moved to approve a temporary permit
subject to conditions. Commissioner Moore seconded the motion.
There were no citizens to speak. Upon the vote being taken,
Commissioners Moore and Tenney voted "Aye"; Commissioners
DeBlaker and Nunamaker and the Mayor voted "Nay." Motion
failed.
Commissioner Tenney moved to grant the request for vaC8w
tion of three feet of the lO-foot easement and to instruct
the City Attorney 'to include this in an ordinance. Commissioner
Moore seconded the motion. Upon the vote being taken,
Commissioners Moore and Tenney voted "Aye"; Commissioners
DeBlaker and Nunamaker and the r>layor voted "Nay." Motion
failed. The request was denied.
ITEM #Z6 - Public Hearings to Consider Requests for
Rezoning:
26.1. Lots A through M, Harbor Oaks corrected Sub-
division; Lot 2, Block 6, Starr & Savery's
Addition; Lots Z, 3, 5, 6. 7 and 8, Shore
Oaks Subdivision and R. T. Markley Subdivision
less those portions of all aforementioned
lots and subdivisions presently zoned AL
(aquatic lands), from RS-SO and RS-75 to
RS-200 (single~fami1y residential). Multiple
ownership; City~initiated. Located east of
Clearwater Harbor between Turner and Jeffords
Streets.
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The Planning and Zoning Board continued a portion of
this item at their June 19, 1979 meeting to July 3, 1979.
The rezoning is requested to reflect existing land use
characteristics and aid in implementation of the Historic
Preservation Element of the Comprehensive Plan.
The Planning Director recommends this item be continued
to the regular Commission meeting of July 19, 1979, so that
the entire request may be heard at one time ,on this City-
initiated application.
Kurt Youngstrom, architect, requested the Commission
consider RPD (residential planned development) zoning for
the property. The Planning Director reported concerns about
the procedure to such a request. The developer should initiate
an application for RPD zoning, thence it would be reviewed
by the Resource Development Committee and the Planning and
Zoning Board and follow the proper procedures. The City
Attorney recommended the Commission act on the Cityls applicaw
tion for rezoning to RS-200.
Cedio Saltarelli requested the Commission consider the
City's application for RS-200 zoning only.
Commissioner DeBlaker moved to continue Item 26.1 to the
next regularly scheduled meeting of July 19, 1979, at 12~30
, 'p.m. "Commissioner Nunamaker seconded the motion. Upon the
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and the Mayor voted "Aye"; Commissioner Tanney voted "Nay."
Motion carried.
Portion of Lot 2, Replat of Lakewood Subdi-
vision, from IDf-28 (high-density, multi-family)
and RS-SO (single-family residential) to
CG (general bu~iness~ Nicola & Cristina D'Angelo,
owners; City-initiated. Located on the west side
of Keystone Drive between Rainbow Drive and
GUlf-to-Bay Boulevard.
The property contains .3B-acre and is located on the west
side of Keystone Drive north of Gulf-to-Bay Boulevard.
26.2.
Tte requested changeof zoning will bring it into con-
formance with ,the existing use of the property and will
permit construction of additional units to an existing motel.
The Planning and Zoning Board and the Planning Director
recommended approval.
Commissioner Tenney moved to approve CG zoning for
Item 26.2 and to instruct the City Attorney to include it
in an ordinance. There were no citizens to speak. Commis-
sioner Moore seconded the motion ,,,hich carried lunanimously.
26.3a.West 50 feet of M&B 7 in the SW 1/4 of the
BE 1/4 of Section 15-29-15, from RPD (resi-
dential planned development) to CG (general
business). Estate of M. McVeigh Chamber~ain;
City-initiated. '
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26.3b.Portion of M&B 7 in the SW 1/4 of the SE 1/4
of Section 15-29-15 less N 1027.5 fee~ less
E 30 feet less W 200 feet and less S 30 feet,
from RPD (residential planned deveiopment)
to ~I-8 (single-family, duplex/apartment).
Estate of M. McVe~gh Chamberlain; City-initiated,
Both properties are located in one tract between Jefferds
Street and Lotus Path and between Missouri Avenue and Betty
Lane. The tract contains 6 acres M.O.L, and is vacant,
An RPD plan was never presented and this public hearing
is scheduled to consider rezoning. '
The Planning and Zoning Board recommended the north
half of the entire parcel be rezoned RS-50 (sing1e,'farnily
residential), and the south half be rezoned RM~8 (single
family duplex).
The Planning Director supports rezoning the west 50 feet
to CG and the balance to RM~8.
Commissioner Tenney moved to approve Item 26,3a. Commis-
sioner Moore seconded the motion.
Three citizens spoke in opposition to the recommended
CG zoning for the west SO feet and referred to a petition'
supporting the Planning and Zoni~g Board recommendation.
Upon the vote being taken, motion failed unanimous1y.
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Commissioner Moore moved to approve the rezoning of the
entire tract with the north half to be rezoned RS-SO and the
south half. RM~8. and to instruct the City Attorney to include
this in an ordinance. Commissioner Tenney seconded the motion
which carried unanimously.
26.4. Tract 59. Countryside. in the SE 1/4 of Section
17-28-16. Start SW corner of SE 1/4. run
N 1213 feet MOL to P.O.B., N 786 feet MOL.
E 1025 feet MOL, SW'1y 950 feet MOL. and
NW'ly 936 feet MOL to P,O.B.. from RM-20
(high density, multi family) to RPD-lO.5
(residential planned development). Located
between Curlew Road and Meadow Wood Drive,
east of Florida Power easement and west of
Countryside Boulevard. - U. S. Home Corporation.
This property contains 19.24 acres, is currently vacant,
and located on the west side of Countryside Boulevard south
of Curlew Road. The proposed development will have 143
duplex and triplex units, and private streets.
The Resource Development Committee, the Planning and
Zoning Board. and Planning Director recommend approval.
There 'were no citizens to speak.
Commissioner DeBlaker moved to approve RPD-lO.5 zoning
for Tract 59, Countryside. and to instruct the City Attorney
to include this in an ordinance; and to approve the Preliminary
Plan for Tract 59, and further to authorize staff review and
consideration of the final plan at an unadvertised public meeting.
Commissioner Nunamaker seconded the motion which carried unani-
mously.
ITEM "27 - Public Hearings to Consider Requests for
Annexation.
27.1. S 1/2 of S 1/2 of Lot 7, Pinellas Groves in the
SW 1/4 of Section 1~29-1S, with RS-ZOO (Single
Family Residential Zoning and Fire District
#2 Classification. - Fred and Denise Ohr.
The property contains 1.28 acres. is currently vacant,
and is located east of Keene Road south of Sunset Point Road.
A single-family residence is planned.
There is no dedicated right-of-way but a deed provides
ingress and egress by easement. The same easement is also a
utilities easement.
In response, Cecil Henderson, Assistant City Engineer,
stated the owner would pay the cost to hook up to the water
meter. However, the City would pay the approximate cost
of $1,000 to establish a new fire hydrant as it would benefit
other residents of the area.
Commissioner Tenney moved to ap~rove Item 27.1 subject
to an easement, if required. and to 1nstruct the City Attorney'
to include this in an ordinance. Commissioner DeBlaker
sec?nded the motion. There were no citizens tp speak.
Mot1on carried unanimously.
27.2. Portion of NE 1/4 and SB 1/4 of Section 20-28-16,
less east 60 feet. with P (Public) zoni~g and
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George.Greer, attorney represonting Clearwater Property
Owners' Association, spoke in opposition, citing the owners'
inability to rebuild if a disaster occurred.
Discussion ensued on n compromise height of 48 feet, to
which Mr. Greer agreed.
Citizens speaking in support of the downzoning cited
vista, traffic and parking problems.
Citizens speaking in opposition requested a grandfather
clause in case of a disaster, to be able to rebuild. '
Commissioner Tenney moved to pass Ordinance Nl925 on
first reading. Commissioner DcBlaker seconded the motion.
Discussion ensued on the suggested 48-foot height and a grand-
father clause. Commissioner Tenney stated it was his intention
to amend the ordinance to include a grandfather clause and to
change the height restriction. Upon roll call the vote was:
"Ayes": DeBlaker and Tenney.
"Nays": Moore, Nunamaker and LeCher.
Motion failed.
Commission recessed from 3:58 to 4:20 p.m.
Upon reconvening, Commissioner Nunamaker suggested the
Commission reconsider the vote on Ordinance R1925 as there
had been some confusion on amending the ordinance. Commis-
sioner Nunamaker moved to reconsider the vote on first read-
ing of Ordinance "1925. Commissioner Moore seconded the
motion which carried unanimously.
Commissioner Tenney moved to pass Ordinance #1925 on
first reading. Commissioner DeBlaker seconded the motion.
Upon ~oll call the vote was:
"Ayes": DeBlaker, Moore, Nunamaker, Tenney and
LeCher.
ItNaysl1: None.
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Murray Fuchs commended the Commission for the passage
of Ordinance #1894 and requested there be no deviations from
the take off and landing restrictions.
Commissioner Moore left the meeting at 4:45 p.m.
, ITEM #37 ~ Second Reading - Ordinance #1947 - Repealing
Sections 7. 9, 101 lit 181 23, 80 and 128 of Chapter 9710,
Special Acts of F orida, 923 (Old Charter).
The, City Attorney presented Ordinance #1947 for second
reading and stated he would read by title only unless there
was a request ~o read in its entirety. The ordinance was
read ,by title o~ly. Commissioner DeBlaker moved to pass and
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Mooro.
Absent:
ITEM H4l - Second Reading, Ordinance *1951 - Am~ndinJ
Section 4-18 re Alcoholic Devero~es, to Enact New Zone 12
to Permit Sale of Beer and Wine n and Off Premises at 1401-
03 North ~ort Harrison Avenue. Lots 4 and 5 & westerlb 80
feet of southerl! 10 feet of Lot 3, E. F. Hoty's Twin aks
Subdivision. - A ex Chaco.
The City Attorney presented Ordinance #1951 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 tit~e only. Commissioner Nunamaker moved to pass and
adopt Ordinance #1951 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 'ias:
"Ayes":
DeBlaker, Nunamaker, Tenney and LeCher.
None.
"Nays":
Absent:
Moore.
ITEM #42 - Second Reading, Ordinance #1952 - Amending
Section 4-26 re Alcoholic Beverages to Restate Zoning Classi-
fications.
The City Attorney presented Ordinance #1952 fOT second
reading and stated he would read by title only unless there
was a request to read in its entirety. The Ordinance was
read by title only. Commissioner Nunamaker moved to pass
and adopt Ordinance #1952 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, Nunamaker, Tenney and LeCher.
None.
"Nays":
Absent:
Moore.
ITEM #43 - Second Reading Ordinance #1953 - Amendin~
Definitions of Chapter 4, Alcoholic Beverages, and Repea1~ng
Sections Which are Now Covered by Florida Statutes.
The City Attorney presented Ordinance #1953 for second
reading and stated he would read by title only unless there
was a request to read in its entirety. The Ordinance was
Tead by title only. Commissioner DeBlaker moved to pass
and adopt Ordinance #1953 on second and final reading and
to authorize the appropriate officials to execute same.
CommissioneT Nunamaker seconded the motion.' Upon roll call
the vote was:
"Ayes":
DeBlaker, Nunamaker, Tenney and LeCher.
None.
"Nays":
Absent:
Moore.
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ITEM '44 - Acceptance of Easement.
, The City Attorney presented a right-of-wny"Easement from
W. J. Bnd Mary B. Teal for the north 5 foet of Lot 52, Block
D, Belmont 2nd Addition.
Commissioner DeBlaker moved to accept the above instru-
ment and to direct the City Clerk to record same in the
Public Records of Pinellas County, Florida. Motion was
seconded by Commissi~ner Nunamaker and carried unanimously.
ITEM #45 - Resolution #79-56 - Dedicating Right-of- Way
Enterprise Road East in Tract N, Northwood Estates.
Commissioner DeBlaker moved to pass and adopt Resolution
#79-56 and to authorize the appropriate officials to execute
same. Commissioner Nunamaker seconded the motion. Upon
roll call the vote was:
HAyes":
DeBlaker, Nunamaker, Tenney and LeCher.
None.
"Nays":
Absent:
Moore.
ITEM #46 - Resolution #79-57 - Amending Resolution
179-42 to Clarify Schedule of Fees for Variances and Special
Exceptions.
Commissioner DeBlaker moved to pass and adopt Resolution
#79-57 and to authorize the appropriate officials to execute
same. Commissioner Nunamaker seconded the motion. Upon roll
call the vote was:
"Ayes":
DeBIaker, Nunamaker, Tenney and LeCher.
None.
"Nays":
Absent:
Moore.
ITEM #47 - Authorizing Agreement for Lien for Sanitary
Sewer Lot 1, Block A, Pine Ridge Subdivsion. Mary Allen.
$670.00.
The City Attorney presented an Agreement between Mary
Allen and the City of Clearwater for installation of a sani-
tary sewer line and facility to make sanitary sewer service
available. The owner agreed that upon completion of the
special improvement, the City will file a lien against said
property in the amount of the prorata share of the cost of
installation.
Commissioner DeBlaker moved to approve the Agreement
and to authorize the appropriate officials to execute same,
and to direct the City Clerk to record the lien on the property
in the Public Records of Pinellas County, Florida. Commis-
sioner Nunamaker seconded the motion which carried unanimously.
ITEM 148 - Other Commission Action.
Commissioner Tenney
Requested Section ,22-13 of the City Code of Ordinances
,be 'revised relati~g to roller skating.
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Requested consideration of a pay increase for the City
Manager and the City Attorney. An increase should be considM
ered each year on the anniversary date of their contracts.
Commissioner DeBlaker moved to approve a salary increase
of'$3,000 for the City Attorney, from ~38,7Z9.86 to $41,729.86,
effective August 1, 1979. Commissioner Nunamaker seconded
the motion ~hich carried unanimously.
Discussion ensued on the City Manager's recently approved
use of a car.
Commissioner Nunamaker moved to approve a salary increase
of $1,000 on the CitYManager's base salary of $36,750.02 to '
be effective August 1, 1979. Commissioner Tenney seconded
the motion which carried unanimously.
Mayor LeCher
Reported he had received a request for trees in containers
to be placed on Clearwater Beach as they are on the mainland.
He also requested a status report on two firefighters
who were removed from the Firemen's Pension Fund and entered
into the Employees' Pension Fund because they had falsified
age records at the time of being hired. At the time of the
transfer, they lost five years of service.
Commissioner Tenney
Requested consideration be given to increasing salaries
of the City Commission with travel advances to continue as
at present.
Commissioner Tenney moved that the salary of the Mayor/
Commissioner be $10,000 and the Commissioners $8,000, and to
instruct the City Attorney to prepare an ordinance. Commis-
sioner Nunamaker seconded the motion which carried unanimously.
ITEM #49 - The meeting adjourned at 5:40 p.m.
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S. Cl~V Com~L.I.lion ~inu~.. ot
Jun, :1, 1?79
111u11r :,I..~ini or
Clt"' ~Ianaur ~,por~1
6. ~on..n~ Allnd!
r. (Contlnu.d) Oown:own S11n ?rolram _
1. (Con~lnu.d} Cl:y H~ll Parkinl Lot
i. Alcoholic Slv.r~a' :on1nl, :533 Sunslt ^oad
(! uX::IIn)
10. l.qu.t; to ^In~ City Hall "nn.x Co~uni~y Hall.
~lr. Arnold E. Koltnda
11. Sand ~IY altCn ~lnouTllhment Project
1:., Contract Employe.. . Dredrinl prorram
13. Authorl:ltLon to Hirl Two Additional Pelie. Cf:let
L~. Rlques: for additional Plrsonnll.Sani:atlon
13. Extlrnal Indlilndlnt Audit
16. Preli~inary 5 tl Plan RevLew-Trac; l6 Count~yslde
W 1/1 of Sec. ZO~:9.16 (ll. S. KcoI)
l~. P:eli~Lnary S1tl Plan Revllw'Trac: 6i Coun::yslde
i: 1/% SIC. ZO':S-16 (U.S. HOl'lI)
13. Preliminary Subdivision Plat SW l/~ See 19-Z9'1~
o CClla tUU, '~oad,.LCha l;uu Ifood Lad Tryst'
19. Annl~~tion Ai~'er.lents~
I. Lot 33, Lakevlew vLsea 1st Addition ^eplat.
b'ulr Only (HcCyl1um)
b. Lot ii, alk ~, Harbor Vista SubdivisLon
Water Onlv (Ward)
:0. ?urehas4 ~: P:'Qper:y . 91~ and 91~ l/~ Pla:a S~ree
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!. :.6 70n ;toUer, ~ '::lilis, low '::lid, H. :. Jlas"n
:qui?rnent C",?, La~eland, ~L 51S.130.00
'::I. Con~ue::)r.Opeu~ed ~lo~or Vehicle P!:O':5 S~n!:
c:. :1ate t' SYStems Imp roveClent. :':.::0 ? lU:Ilb L::'~
~.le~I\lI,nieaL CQn.t,:~c:tQt', i tiO ,000.
~. ~a~tt'Line ~elQC:ltion . Li'::lr~:'v
.. A~poLntmen: of Advisory 30a:d M~C1b~r'Libt'ary ac~rd
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Lot Clearinr Violation, - List .:
Vacation aequI': . Joseph J. Casey, It: al
aeques:5 :or ~e:onini: .
1. Lou ,l,.H inel Ha:''::lo~ 01ks cort'~<::eli 5ub. La',:
~.~31k 0, S~arr ane $avery's A~;: ~o:s :.3,3,
~.' 5 3, Shot'e Oaks Sub: 1ne it. 7. ~at'kltv 5u&
less pt. toned AI. frQ~ as.;3 to as-:oo (City!
Cio be Con:l::.ueli)
Z. ?: 0: L.H :. Re>;:iht 0: Laittlolood Sub frol:1 ~.I.
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Sec:. 13.!9.15 fro~ RPD :0 CG~C~a~berlain.Ci y)
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it?D :0 ?,:,1.3 CCha;:\:e:~~tn~Ci,:v~
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2. Father Michael -~evine,
St. Cece1in Catholic Church
3. None.
4. 5 pins awarded.
S. Approved.
6. Accepted.
7. Continued for more information.
8. Approved rental-metered portion only
for trial period to Downtown Develop-
ment Board. .
9. Approved.
O. Approved.
1. Approved.
2. Approved.
3. Approved.
4, Approved.
5. Approved.
6. Approved subject
7. Approved ~u~ject
8. Approved subject
9. a. Approved.
b. Approved.
O. Approved purchase price $20t800.
1. a. Approved,
b. Approved.
c. Approved.
d. No action -
2. Appointed Fred
3. Set P. H. date
to conditions.
to conditions.
to conditions.
bid rejected.
Korosy.
1/19/79 - Taxi rates.
Public Hearings
4. Authorlzed clearance and billing of
costs and charges.
5. Denied.
6. 1. Continued to 7/19/79.
2. Approved CG
3. Approved N 1/2 RS-50j S 1/2 RM~8.
4. Approved R.P.D. subject to site
plan review.
7. 1. Approved RS-200, F.D. 2.
2. Approved P, F.D. 1.
3. Approved CG, F.D. 1.
8-30-32. No citizens' comments.
Ord. #1933 Passed 1st Reading.
1. Ord. #1935 Passed 1st Reading.
3. Ord. *1936 Passed 1st Reading.
4. Heard Citizens Comments.
5. Ord. 1t1925 - Passed 1st Reading.
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