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CITY COMMISSION MINUTES, of NOVEMBER 20, 1944
The City Commission of the City of Clearwater met in regular
session the evening of November 20th, l.n the City Hall at 8:00 p.m., with the
following members present:
Mayor-Com~lssioner George R. Seavy
ComIni ssi oners : Dan L. Stou tamir>e
Sumner R. Lowe
He l'be rt Grice
Absent:
Je sse G. Smi th -lH:.
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The meeting was callod to order and the minu~es of the previous
meeting were read and approved.
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Mr. Hendrix read a letter from Florida Aviation Engineering
Service, concerning a new air transportation feeder system for Florida:
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FLORIDA AVIATION
Engineering Service
st. Petersburg, Florida
NOvember 5, 1944
City Council
Clearwater, Florida
Attention: Honorable Ma~or
Gentlemen:
Florida Aviaticn Engineering Service with headquarters at st. Peters-
burg, Florid, and an'all Florida concern has submitted a proposal to the Civil
Aeronautics Board at Washington, D. e., for a new Air Transportation Feeder System
carrying Air Mail, passengers and cargo throughout the State of Florida.
We concur with the Civil Aeronautics Authority and the u. S. Post
Office that the time has come that the smaller communities as well as the big cities
I. should enjoy the benefits of our nation's splendid Air Transportation facilities.
It i~ with this thought in mind that this organization has placed youp
community on the new proposed pouteSl.
The federal hearing for the allocation of the new proposed Air Feeder
Routes will be held November 27, 1944, in Washington, D. C., by the Civil Aeronautics
Board.
Any aid which you or your fellow citizens can offer towards fulfillment
of the new porposed route discussions at the Civil Aeronautics Board November 27th,
will be greatly apppeciated.
I regret neither my associates nor I have had the opportunity to pre-
sent this new plan in person, but have just returned from foreign duty in the .Army
Air Forces and am looking forward to a visit to your city in the near future.
Sincere ly,
FLORI DA AVAILATION ENGINEERING
S~RVI CE:
SIGNED: Peter Hubert,
Peter Hubert, 1st. Lt., A. C.
President. n
It was moved by Mr. Grice, seconded by Mr. Stoutamire, and carried,
that a reso1ution to Civil &eronautics Board at Washington, urging that Clearwater
be placed on any new established routes, be adopted.
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'Minutes
11/20/44
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A letter was read from Mr. Gus Wilder, concerning the erection or
aseawsll in front of his property on Clearwater Beach.
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tending the proposed seawall across the end of Palm street.
Mr. Henddx was requested to get new estimates on the moving of,
the Youngblood building located at the West end of the Causeway.
There being no further,business to come before the Board, the
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CITY COMI�?ISSION MINUT�'S, of NOVEMBER 20, 1944
=' -- The City Commission of the City of Clearx�ater met in regular
session the evening of November 20th, in the 4i�y Hall; at 8:00 p,m., with thP
following members present:
Mayor-Com*nissioner George R. Seavy
Comr,iissioners; Dan L. S�ou.tarnire
' Sumner R. Lovre
, Herbert Griae
Absents Jesse G. Smith ,..
The meeting was called to order and the minu'tes of the previous
meeting were read and approved,
Mr. Hendrix read a letter from Florida Av�ation Engineering
Service, concerning a new air transgortation feedsr system for Florida;
�� FLORID?_ AVIATION
Eng�neering Service
St. F'etersburg, Florida
November 5, 1944
City Council
Clearwater, Florida
Attentionc Honorable Ma�or
Gentlemen:
Florida Aviation Engineering Ser•vice with headquarters at St. ieters-
burg, Florid, and an all Florida eoncern has subnd tt�d a proposal to the Civ�l
Aeronautics Board at Washington, D. C., f or A nevr �ir Transportation Feeder System
carrying Air Mail, passengers and cargo throughout the State of Flo?�ida.
Wa concrzr with the Civil Aeronautics Authority and the U. S. Post
Offics that the time has come that the smaller communities as well as the big citias
` should enjoy the ben�fits of our nation�s splendid Air mransgortation £acilities.
It is with this thought in mind that this organization has placed your
community on the new pro��sed routes.
The fed.exal hearing f or the allocation of the new proposed Air Feeder
P.outes will be held November 27, 1944, in VYashinoto�2, D. C., by the Civil herotzautics
Board.
Any aid which you or your fellow citizens can offer towards fulfillment
of the new porposed rnuta discussions at the Civil Aeronautics 3oard rrovember 27t11,
will k�e greatly appr�ciated.
I re�rPt neither my associate� nor I have had the opportunity to pre-
sent ttiris new plan in person, but have just returned from fureign duty in the Army
Air Forces and am lookin� forw�ard to a visit to your cit� in the near future.
8incerely,
�'LORID9 Ai*AILATZON ENGINEERING
S�RVICE:
SIGNID: Peter Hubert,
� Peter Hubert, lst. Lt., �,. C,
President. n
It was moved }�y Mr. Grice, seconded by Mr. Stoutamire, and carried,
that a resolution to Civil �eronautics Board at Washin�$on, urging that C7.earwater
be p].aced on any x�ew establisiled routes, be adoptede
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11�2��44
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A letter �vas read from r4r. Gus Wilder, concerning the erection of
m seawall 3.n front of ris pro�erty on Clearwater Beach< Mr: Richards was in- `�--
structad ta discuas the matter ftirf.har with A'1r. Wilder, with a view of ex-
tending the proposed seawall across th e'end of Palm Street.
Mr. I3endri x�sas requested to gez new est3mates on the moving of
the Youn�blood building located at the West end af the Causeway.
There being no further business to coma before the Board, the
meating was adjourned,
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George R. Seavy, Na;�or-C mmissioner
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