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MINUTES OF THE CITY COMMISSION
September 16, 1946
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The City Commission met in re~ular session the evenin~ of
16 in the City Hall at 7!30 P.M. with the followln~ members
Mayor Geo. R. Seavy, T. A. Johnson, W. C. Wells, Jesse G. Smith,
Crane; Absent - none.
The meetln~ was called to order by Mayor Seavy and the minutes
or the previous meetln~ were read and approved.
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William Wi~htman and Clifford McKay, as representatives of the
Clearwater American Legion~ appeared before the Board and outlined a plan
whereby the City of Clearwater mi~ht secure a National Guard Infantry Unit/
numberin~ 188 men. The plan called for the expenditure of approximately
$~OO,OOO.OO for the erection of an armory; such cost to be allocated as
follows: State of Florida - $50,000; County of Pinellas - $20,000. City
of.' Clearwa ter - :~30, 000 (such sum to include an extima ted cost of $10,000
for the land site); captain McKay stated that the unit would be activated
immediately upon the a~reement by the City and County to share the cost
as above set out, and that ~20,OOO of the fUnds to be contributed by the
City could be paid over a period or three years. City owned property near
Green Field on Greenwood Avenue was favorably discussed as a possible site;
Captain McKay also stated it would probably be a year before the City
would be called on to pay any money. It was moved b1. Mr. Crane, seconded
by Mr. Johnson and carried that the City contribute $20,000 toward the
eonstruction or an armory buildin~ and also furnish a buildln~ site
estimated to eost $10,000 provided, however, that such site be limited to
property now owened by the City of Clearwater.
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The Commission appointed the City Mana~er and the City Attorney
as delegates to attend the Florida Leap,ue of Municipalities' convention
to be held at Miami Beaeh, Florida, November 24 - 27. A letter concerning
this meetinp. is set out below.
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It was moved by Mr. Johnson, seconded by Mr. Crane, and carried
that the City purchase fram the Clearwater Flyin~ Company at a price of $350.00
a pier on the south side of Causeway Blvd. immediately west of the island
bridFe, subject, however, to U. S. Government approval as to location. City
Manager Hendrix recommended the purchase of the pier. A letter from
Ralph Richards concernin~ this pier is set out below.
Mr. Ad W. Cullls by letiar requested permission to erect a bulk
plant for petroleum products on Lots 42 and 43, Bidwell Oakwood Subdivision.
This matter was referred to the City Mana~er and Building Inspector with
power to act.
City Mana~er Hendrix recommended the purchase of a new car for
the Police Department and submitted bids by Thayer Motor Company and
Kennedy and Strickland wh~ch are set out below. It was moved by Mr. Johnson
seconded by Mr. Wells and carried that the car be purchased from Kennedy
and Strickland, with the understanding that the city trade in on the purchase
the least v'a:lnable of the old police cars.
It was moved by Mr. Smith, seconded by Mr. Johnson and carried,
that the bid of Simmons Company for paintin~ the auditorium be accepted.
This bid is set out below.
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The Commission approved without formal vote and subject to minor
revisions a list and estimate of certain streets to be ~epaired totaling
approximately $25tOOOo This list is set out below. An inspection of the
streets was planned by the commissioners for the fOllowlnp Tuesday.
On the motion of Mr. Johnson, seconded by Mr. Crane, and carried,
a taxi per.mit application of John Henry Williams was denied.
After the reading~of a resolution concerninp. payments by the City
on the Bellealr Gas cont~act~byYCity Attorney Smith, it was moved by
Mr. Johnson, seconded by lnr. Crane, and carried that the resolution be
adopted. This resolution is set out below.
Cipy Mana~er ~endrix reported that it would cost $1,000 to
open ~ Floral Way Street to Cleveland Street. The Commission decided to
look this area over when making an inspection of the streets.
There beln~ no further business to come before the Board, the
meetin~ was adjourned.
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Mr. F. L. Hendrix
City Manager
Clearwater, Florida
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I am writing you re~ardin~ the pier that was ereoted at
the beaoh by Mr. Workman of the Clearwater Flyinp, Company and was used for
a time in ccnnection with seaplane fllp,hts. As you. know, the seaplane flights
have been discontinued because of objeotions from adjoIning pDoperty owners.
Mr. 'Workman tells me that he ereoted this pier with your
approval. He has no lease on the land on which the pier rests and of oourse,
therefore, must.remove the pier at any time the City so requests. In the
meantime he has been asked to rent the pier to various persons for use in
tying up. boats. There is a shorta~e of boat space at the beach and it seems
that the use of this pier would accomodate a number of boat owners.
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I would like to ask that you write Mr. Workman a letter
autborizinp' him to cmtinue to leep the pier where it is and use it for boat
purposes until such time as the City may want the pier taken down. I would
also like to have you state in such a letter that Mr. Workman has the right
to remove the ~ier and salvape the lumber therefrom at any time he is requested
to remove it. As you know, he built the pier at his expense and it seems ohly
fair that he should have the salva~e out. of it at ~ny time it is removed.
It seems that handlin~ the matter in this manner will accomplish
the most for all concerned. It will give some boat owners an opportunity
to use the pier for the purpose of seourin~ their boats. It will give
Mr. Workman a little revenue ~rom the pier to help reimburse him ror the
.investment he has there. And I don't see how it can adversely ar~ect the
ri~hts of the City, as we fully reco~ize that the City has the right to order
the pier removed at any time it 90 desires.
I will ~reatly appreciate it if you can see your way olear to
cooperate with Mr. Workman as above su~gested.
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Very tru~1 yours~
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Ralph Richards (si~ed)
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Clearwate~, Fla.
Mr. Hup:h Hendrix
City Manager
Clearwater, Fla.
Dear Hu~h:
Please put this matter before the Commission at their meeting toni~ht.
I have purchased lots .2 & 43 of Bidwell's Oakwood Sub., with.
.the intention of erectinp, a bulk plant thereon for handling
petroleum products in bulk. Mr. ~otler informs me that the
property is not zoned a~ainst business use and that it ia not
in the fire zone. It ~ould, therefore. seem that a permit for
the erection of a bulk plant is permissible at this location.
However, Mr. Boteler feels that due to the fact that it is
located next to Lee Reid's warehouse. which is now beinr. used
fo~storage of naptha, the matter should be broupht to the
ComDdssions attention.
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In this oonnection I have talked with Mr. Reid and he advises
me that he doe8 not intend to store naptha in his warehouse permanently-
tbat;1n about a year or a year and a. half he intends to use it for other purposes.
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City of Clearwater
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Olearwater, Florida
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We ~espeotfully submit hereWith our offer to furnish TOU with
one new 1946 model Dod~e Deluxe 4 door sedan delivered in Clearwater '
equipped with direotional li~hts, electric clock, front and rear bumper
and buffer plates, and wheel oovers for fifteen hundred twenty five
dollars and six oents ($1525.06). ,
We re~ret that availablity of cars is such that we cannot
promise a definite delivery date, but will make a delivery as Boon as
available.
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The above p~ice is todays cei1inp, price and 1s subject to ohange.
A refund of the amount of Federal Tax on this unit will be made
to the City o~. Clea~water after makLnp- application for same. The tax
refund should amount to approximately sixty dollars <$60.00). '
Respectru11y submitted,
THAYER MOTOR COMPANY, INC.
By M. N. Kenyon (si~ned)
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Clearwater, Florida
Gentlemen:
At request of Police Chief, John Swift, we submit bid to fUrnish
one new 1946 Ford va Super Deluxe ~ door Sedan at established oell1n~ price
$1368.49, subject to refund of Federal Excise tax of approximately $65.00
upon submittin~ prescribed exemption oertificate, Which we will prepare for you.
. Delivery can be made immediately of car now in stock whioh we
are holdin~subject to your acceptance or rejection by September 17t~.
In event you wish us to hSldle a trade in the a~reed trade allowance
would be credited on the purchase price.of.the ,new car or we could give you
cash for the amount of the trade in if you prefer to handle it that way.
Yours very truly,
Kennedy and Strickland
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Guy L. Kennedy
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September 17, 1946
City of Clearwater
Clearwater, F10rlaa
Attention: Mr. John Swift, Police'Chief
Gentl amen:
Our used car mana~er, Mr. Geor~e Howell, has checked over the two
pollce cars-you sent in to.us for appraisal and his valuation of these cars
is as follows:". .
1942 Plymouth Special Deluxe
4: Door Sedan
1942 Chevrolet Master Deluxe
4 Doo:r Sedan
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',F'or~ol' ,Sedan or..we 'wlll dell ver the new car on outright purohase without;
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Sept. 16, 1946
FLORIDA LEAGUE OF MUNICIPALITIES
Jacksonville, Florida
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Our 1946 convention to be held at the Roney-Plaza Hotel in
Miami Beaoh, November 24 - 27, promises to be one of the most important
in the League'B history, and every municipality inwlorida, whether
member or non-member, is invi ted to be represented'. in order that all
m~y profit by the exchanpe of ideas and experiences.
Amon~ the problems to be discussed are: Removal of powers of
local ~overnments into the hands of state or rede~agencea; assumption
of duties or municipal officials by county or state orficials; pro-
tection of municipal souroes of revenue rrom inroads by other branches
of ~ove~ent; the proper tax base necessary to enable municipalities to
meet demands for essential services, and other related subjects afrecting
municipalities.
As the result of action taken at. the meeting in Tampa July 10-11
of our Tax Re-a1location and Aid to Cities Committee, the Lea~e's com-
mittee consistin~ of Mayor Gordon T. Butler of Fernandina, representing
the smaller cities, Mayor Wm. Beardall or Orlando, the middle size cities
and Mayor Perrien Palmer, Jr., of Miami, the 1ar~e municipalities, will
meet with committees from the 1947 Senate and House at such times and
places as meetin~s may be called between now and the time or our Miwmi
Beach convention, and there will be much to be talked about 1n the matter
of the Cities' serious financial condition and the absolute necessity for
relief at the hands of the 1941 Le~islature. As the Miand Beach convention
will probably be the Lea~ue t s last p.eneral meetinp: prior to the convenins;z:
of the 1941 Le~lslature, and since the members of that body will be con-
fronted by the stress and pressure 0 f time in their deliberations affeoting
cities and towns, it 1s essential and fittin~ that munioipal officials give
thou~ht to a sound municipal legislative pro~ram.
The pro~ram for the ~lami Beach convention is now being whipped
into shape, and President E. L. Cole and members of the Executive
Committee will preat1y appreciate any ideas and su~p,estions your
Honorable Body and the orficials of your municipality may care to make
as to pro~pam subjects and speakers. While it may not be possible to
include all the suggestions we receive, those that cannot be taken care
of will be included in ~e ap.enda of matters for discussion at the .group
sessions to be held in connection with the convention.
The enclosed very heartenin~ self-explanatory letter from
Senator G. Warren Sanchez, of Suwannee County, a warm friend of muni-
cipalities and Chairman of the Senate Committee on Cities and Towns,
r feel sure, will be of much interest to the members or your Honorable
Body.
Very respectfully,
E. P. Owen, Jr., Secretary
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G. Warren Sanchez, Chairman
Committee on
Oi ties and Towns
Live Oak, Fla.
AUP'ust 23, 1946
Hon. E. P. Owen, Jr.
Secretary, Florida Lea~ue of Municipalities
P. Q. .Box 1319
Jacksonville 1, Florida
Dear Col. ElOP.:
In answer to your letter, it would be my sUR~estlon that the Lea~ets
1946 Convention program center completely around State aid to cities..
I believe that by concentratinp on such a subjeot the organization would
benef'lt., ,In m"1'f'urther ,opinion, the prop,ram s~lould center around and be
appealing to mQ' of the smaller municipalities who should have representatives.
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Such a pro~ram mi~ht brin~ into the or~anization many of the smaller
cities who have not been affiliated in the past. The problems of the
smaller cities should be stressed and. brou~ht to li~ht by possibly
various Mayors and other officers of the cities 1n question. Such
a pro~ram, if properly publicimed and properly covered by news
correspondents, would bring about a great amount of publicity about the
state concerni~ the need for financial assistanC$ by all of the
municipali ties.
I believe that durin~ the next month or so I shall not be tied'down in
the manner that I have been in the past six months and' can ~et to talk
with.you more often in Jacksonville. Best regards.
Your friend,
Bobby
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G. Warren Sachez
State Senator
and Chairman Committee on Cities and Towns
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RESOLUTION NO.
WHEREAS: by Resolution of the City Commission of the
City of Clearwater, Florida, passed and adopted on 22 December 1937,
the fiscal officers of said City or Clearwater were directed
to make all future payments due from said City under a certain
'contract with the Town of Belleair. Florida, as set forth in an
Ordinance of said Town of Belleair passed and adopted 28 January
1930 and a 'Resolution of the City Commission of said City of Clearwater
dated 3 February 1930. to the assi~nee of said contract, HARRIET B.
~EWBERRY, or her personal representatives and assi~ns: -
AND WHEREAS, it appears from an exemplified transcript
of proceedin~s in the Probate Court for the County of Wayne, State
of Michigan, on file in the Office of the City Auditor and Clerk
of the City of Clearwater, that said assipnee, Harriet B. Newberry,
is now deceased and that PHELPS NEWBERRY, BARNES NEWBERRY and THE
DETROIT TRUST COMPANY, as trustee under the Will of Harriet B. New-
berry, Deceased, are each entitled to a one.third (l/3~part 1n the
ri El.ht. ti tIe, and intere st of the said Harriet B. Newberry in and
-~, to the aforement toned contract;
AND WHEREAS said beneficiaries under the Will of said
assignee, Harriet B. Newberry, have made proper application to .the
Cit~.of Clearwater for the payment to them of all monies due under
said contract now and in the future, which said application should
be granted;
NOW~ THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COMMISSION
OF THE CITY OF CLEARWATER, FLORIDA, in re~ular session assembled
that the fiscal officers of said City of Clearwater be, and they
are hereby, directed to p~y all sums and monies now due and here-
after to become due under.the terms and conditions of the contract
between said City and the Town of Belleair, Florida, referred to
above, to the followin~ named beneficiaries under the Will of said
Harriet B. Newberry, Deceased, in the proportion specified, to wit:
1/3 part
to
PHELPS NEWBERRY
Address: 2222 Buhl Buildlnp-
Detroit 26, Michip,an
BARNES NE.V/BERRY
Address: c/O Trust Department
Providenoe National Bank
Providence, Rhode Island
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DETROIT TRUST COMPANY, AS TRUSTEE
UNDER THE WILL OF HARRIET B. NEW-
BERRY. DECEASED
Address: 201 West Fort st.
Detroit 31, Michip,an
OJ PASSED AND ADOPTED by the City Commission of the City
of" Clearwater, :Florida; this 16th day of September, A.D. 1946.
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We have fIgured as follows the paintin~ on the interior and
exterior of the Clearwater Auditor1UMt
Exterior--Do all necessary Bandtn~, Borapln~ and reputtyIng
of sash,and.surfaces. Apply two coats of outside paint to all present
painted wooden surfaces of bulldln~. We have not inoluded any paIntIn~
of tin roof. Surfaoes of exterior are to be sprayed Where feasIble all
surfaces such as sash and trim are to be painted by hand.
I~terior--On south side of bulldln~ Where two offices and pool
room are located we will apply two ooats of paint to walls, trimwork and floors.
On north side of bul1dln~ where are located the four play rooms we will
apply two coats of paint to wal~:qntrlm. Floors ar~ not to be finished.
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Dear Mr. Moore:
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In lobby, two toilet rooms and two stairways we will apply two
coats of paint to wall work and one coat shellac and one coat varnIsh to all
wooded tr~ which 1s stained.
On west wallar main audlto~lum room both down stairs and on balcony
we will apply two coats paint to wall and one coat shellac and one coat
varnish to trim work.
. In all of the above work we propose sprayln~ a water mixed flat paint
to all walls. Woodwork where painted 1s to receive two coats of semigloss
or p:loss pai nt.
The cost of all or the above work is as follows:
Exterior---------------$1030.00
Interior---------------- 810.00
Total
$1840.00
We hope these fiF,urea meet wlth your approval.
Very truly yours,
(sl~nedO Alfred Simmons
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ESTIMATE ROAD REPAIRS PREPARED BY CITY ENGINEER'S OFFICE
A. street
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Ft. Harrison to A.e.L.
1,444 sq. yds. , .50
Railroad
722.00
Recap
Marine Ave. from
Ed~ewater Dr. to 300 Ft. W. of Broadway
3,920 aq. yds. @.50
Marl.. Ave. - from
300 ft. W. of Boradway to Broadway
Marl base seal and chat top
666 sq. yds. at 1.05
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St. - from
Ft. Harrison to Dour-lae Ave.
5,3~3 s~ yde. @.50
1,960.00
699.30
Sedeeva
2,666.50
Eldorado
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Acacia to Mandalay
7.000 sq. yda. @.50
3,500.00
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1.111 sq. yda. @.50
Rebuild
Eaymont - from
Mandalay to East Shore
1.3~~ sq. yda. ~ 1.05
Mix._ln place
from
Hi~hland to San Reno~ Width 20 ft.
1.644 sq. yds. @ 1.00
Laura st.
Mix in place
G~ove st. - from.
Highland to San Reno, Width 20 ft.
1.444 sq. yds. @ 1.00
'Pierce
Bay
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from Cle veland to Pie~ee st.:
2.550. sq. yds @,50
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splanad6 - on bus route
from Acacia to Manda~ay
1~,055 sq. yds. @.50 .
;R.ec!}2 and Repairs
Ken wo od Court
18B sq. yds @.75
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East
Co~. East
Palm st.
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Bay Esplanade to Mandalay Rd.
1,999 Sq. yds. @.50
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Shore Drive-=:rrom
Palm St. to Baymont st.
1927 sq. yds. @.50
Repairs
Shore Dri va and Marianne
Intersection to be rebuilt
to new street.
162 sq. yde. @ 1.05
to conform
Repairs
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Msnda1ay to East end or Palm
1452 sq. yds. - Total
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1.444.00
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999.50
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NfINUTES OF THE CITY COMMISSION
September 16, I946
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Tlze Citg Commission met in re�Zular session tha evening of
September lE in the City Hal1 at 7?30 P.M. v�ith the iollowing members
present: Mayor Geo. R. Seavy, T. A. Johnson, W. G. 'Nells, Jesse G. Smith,
and J. R. Crane; Absent - none.
The meet3n� Mas called to order by Mayor Seavy and the reinutes
o£ the previous meetin� were read and approved.
WilliPm Wi�zhtman and Clifford rdcKay, as representatives nf the
Clearwater American.-�egion, appeared before the Board and outlined a�lan
vrhereby the City of Clearwater miaht secure a National Guard Infantry Unit✓
numberin� 188 men. The plan cal led for the expenditure of app roximately
�7.00,000.00 for the erection of an armory; such cost to be allocated as
:follows; Stafie of Florida -�50,000; County oi Pinella.s -�20,000; Citg
of Clearwater -.�30,000 (such sum to include an extimated cost of �10,000
.for the land site); Captain I�Ic�ay state�3 that the unit would be activated
i�mnediately upon the agreement by the City and County to share the cost
as above set out� and that �520,000 of the ilxn�s to be eontributed bg the
City could be paid oaer a period of three years. Cit� owned property near
Creen:Field on Graenwood Avenue was �avorably discussed as a possible site�
Captain McKay also stated it would probably be a year before the City �
would be called on to pay ang money. It was moved b Mr. Crane, seconded
by 2�6re Johnson and carried that the City aontribute �20,000 toward the
construction of an armory buildin� and also furnish a buildin� site
estimated to cost �10,000 provided, however, �hat such site be limited to
property now owened by the City qf Clearwater. �
The Com.,^�ission appoin�ed the City BZana�er and the Cit9 Attorney
as delegates to attend. tha Florida Lea�ue of Municipalities� conventian
to be neld at Miami Beach, Florida, November 24 - 27. A lettex concerning
this meetin� is set out belotv.
It was moved by Mr. Johnson, seconded by Mr. Crane, and carried
, that the City purchaee frcxn the Clearwater Flying Company at a price of �350.Od
a pier on the south side of Causeway Blvd. immec3iately west of the island
bridge, subject, houvever, to U. S. Government approval as to location, City
Manager Hendrix recommended the purchase of the pier. A letter from
Ralph Rich ards concerning this pier is set out below.
Mr. Ad W. Cullis b�r lettar requested permission to erect a bulk
plant f or petroleum produats on I,ots 42 and 43, BidvPell Oakw�od Subdivision.
This matter tivas referred to the City tdana�er and Building Inspector wj:th
power to act.
City Mana6rer Iiendrix recommended the purchase o£ a ne� car for
the Polic� Depart�ent and submitted bids by Thayer Motor Compang and
Kennedy and Strickia.-�d which are set out below. It was moned by Mr. Johnson
seconded by Mr. We11s and carried that the car be purchased ,from Kennedy
and Strickland� with thA understandin�* that the city trade in on the purchase
the least ir�a�ltrable of the old police cars.
It was moved by Mr. Smith, seconded by Mr. Johnsnn and carried,
that the bid of Simmons Company for paintine; the suditorium be accepted.
This bid is set out below.
The Commission approved without formal vote and subject to mi.nor
revisions a list and esti:mate of certain streets to be r�paired totaling
approximately �p25,000. This list is set out below. An inspection of the
streets was planned by the coannissioners for the f`ollowin� Tuesda y.
On the motion of Mr. Johnson, seconded by Bir. Crane, and carried,
a taxi permit application of John Henry VFilliams was denisd.
After tha readingxof a resolution concernin� payments by the Cit�
on the Boileair Gas contract*by"Gity Attorney 5mith, it was moved by
Mr. Johnson, seconded by Mr. Crane, and carried thet ths resolution be
adopted� This resolution is set out below.
City Mana�er nendrix reported that it would cost �1,000 to
open e�' Floral Way �trzet to Cleveland Street. Th9 Commiss3on 3ecided ta
look this area over when making an inspection uf the streets.
There bein{� no further business to come before the $oard, the
meetin� was adjourned.
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MINL�TES OF CITY CONIMISSION '
September 16, 19�6 '
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MIr. F. T,. Hendrix
City Manager
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Dear Mr. Hendrix; -
I am writing you re�;ardin� the pier that was e�ected at �
the beach by Mr. Worka.nan of the Clearwater Flyin� Company arid was used ior
a time in .:snnection with s•aaplane i'li�hts. As you lmow, the seaplane fli�hts !
have been di.scontinued because of'objeciions from ad�oining pa�perty owners. ;
Mr. WorlQnan talls me that he erected this pier with your �
approval. He has no lease on the land on which the pier res�s and of course,
therefore, must.remove the pier at any time the City so requests. In the i
meantime he has been asked to rent the pier to v�rious persons for use in `
t�ing up,boats, T�ere is a shortage of boat space at the beach and i� seems
that the use of this pier would acc�modate a number of boat owr�ers.
I would like to ask that you write Mr. Workman a letter
authorizin� him to continue to k�op the pier where it is and use i� £or boat
ptirposes until sucti time as the City may want the pier taken down. I would
also like to have you sta�e in such a letter that N:r. �Nc�rlunan has the ri�?ht
ta remove the pier and salvaee th� lumber therefrom at any time he is rsquested
bo remove it. As you l�ow, he built the pier at his expense and it seems only
fair that he shou2d ha�re the salva�e OL't Gfl it, £�t any time it is remov�d.
; It seems that handlin� the matter in this manner will accomplish �
the most for all concerned. It wi:Tl give scne boat owners an opportur.itg
to use the pier for the pur�osa o� securin� their b�ats. It will give
N�r. Workman a little redeziue from tne pi8r to help reimburse him for the
•investment he has there. And I don�t see how it can adversely affect trae
riQhts of the C3ty, as we f�zlly reao�nize th�t the City has tha right to order
the pier removed at any time it so desires.
I wilt Rreatly appreciate it if you c an see your way clear to
� cooparate with Mro Worlffnan as above su�gested.
With best re�ards, Z am
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Very truly yours, �
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Ralph Richards (signed)
�ept. 16, 1946 '
�learwater, Fla.
Mr, Hu�h $endrix '
City Mana�er
Clearwater, Fla.
� • Dear Hu�h• . .,. . .
Please pu� this matter be.fore the Commission at their meetin� tonight.
I have purcba;ied lots 42 & 43 of Bidweli's Oakv�ood Sub., with
� the intention of erectin� a bulk plant thereon for handling
' petroleum products in bulk. Mr. Botler informs me that the �
propertg is not zonad a�ainst business use and that it is not
in the fire zone. It �aould, thene£ore, seem that a permit fur
the erection of a bulk plant is permissibl.e at tiiis Iocation.
However, Mr. Boteler feels that due to the f�act that it is; �4
,��`� located next to Lee Reid�s warehouse, which is now 'beinc� used
' ' for stora�e of naptha, the matter should be bxou�ht to the
Commissions attention. i
In this connection I have talked with Mr. Reid an d he advises �
me that he does not intend to store nap tra in h3s warehouse permanently- �
that-in about a year or a yaar end a half he intends to �ise �t for other purposes.
Please handle this with the C�mmission and r� uest that +
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authoxized to issue the permit as requested. �
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MII�i7'PES OF CZTY COMMISSION
Sept. 16, 1946 .
• September 14, 1946
Gity of Claarwater
City Hall
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We respeetfulZy submit here�7rith our offer to furnish you with
one new 1946 modal Dodee Deluxa 4 door sedan deli�erod iri-Clesrwatar
equipped with dir9etional 1i�hts, electric clock, front and rear bumper
and buffer plates� snd wheel covers for fifteon hundi:ed twenty fiv�
dollars and sia cents (�1545.06).
We regret that availatiiLity of cars is such that we cannot
promise a definite delivery date, but wili mal�e s delivery as soon as
available.
. Th_e above price is todays ceilin� price and is subj+�c� to chan�Ze.
A refund of �he amount of Federal Tax on �Ghis unit wi�l be made
to the Gity`oi' Clearwater after ma kin� a�plication for same. The tax
refund sla�uld amount to approacimately sixtg dollars ,(�60.00).
Respectfully submitted,
THAYER It40TOR C0114F'ANY, INC.
By M. N. Ken,yon (si�nec;)
Mgr.
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Se�tember 13, Ty4E-
Citg� of Clearwater •
Clearwatar, Florida
Gentleraen :
At request of Police Chief, John Swi�t9 we submit bid to ftiirnish
one ne�v 1946 Ford V8 :Super Deluxe 4 door Hedan at established csilin� price
�1368.�k9, subject to reiund of Fedar.al Excise tax of approximately �65.00
upon submitting prescribed exemption certificate, which we vrilZ prepare for yott.
Delive�y can be made immediate];y� of aar no�v in stack which we
are holdin�subject to your acceptance or rejection by September 17t1�.
In event you wish us to hazdle a trade in the agreed �trade allowance
would be credited on the purehase price of�the new car or we could give you
cash for the amount of the trade in if yau prefer to handle it that way.
Yours very trulg,
Kennedg and Strickland
By Gu�r T.. Kennedy ( si�ned')'
Septe mber 17, 1946
City of Clearwater
Clearwater9 �'lorida
�lttontions Mr. John Swift, Police -0hief
Gentlement . .
Our used car mana�er, Mro Geor�e Howell, has checked over the t�vo
police cars•you sent in to us ior appraisal and his valuation of'these cars
is as follows:
O.P.A. Our AS I3
1942 Plymouth SpeCial Deluxe Ceiling A�praisal
4 Door Sedan 874.�0 ' 6�d�
1942 Chevrolet PrIaster Deluxe
4 poor Sedan 834.00 600.00
� We will be �lad to handle ei�her or both oi' the cars at our ,
�tAS IS�' appraisa� Pigures as a credit toward the purchase of a new Fo�d
Fordor 8edan or we will deliver the new car on autright purchase without
tra3e in.
Yours very t�uly,
' • KENNEDY AND STRICKLAND
BY Gu� L. Kennedy (signed)
MII�IUTES OF GITY COMMISSION
Sept. 16, 1946
FLOR2DA LEAGUE OF P�IUNICIPALITZES
Jacksonville, Florida
Honor:able Geor�e R:. Seavy, Ma�or A
And Members of the GZty Commission,
Clearwater, Florida.
Gentl�nen:
Our 1946 convention to be held et the Roney-Plaza Hote1 in
Miami Beach, ?dovember 24 - 27, promises to be one of the most important
in tha Loague�s history, and every municipality in Florida, whether
membar or non-m�mber, is invited to be re�resented; in order that a1Z
may profit by the exchanPe oi' irieas and experiences.
Amon� the p�oblems to be di�cussed are: Removal of powers of
local �overnments into the hands of state or fede�slagences; assumption
of duties of muriicipal officials by courxty or state officials; pro-
tection of ffiunicipal sources of i�avenue from inroeds by othar branehes
oi' g,overnment; the proper tax base necessary to enable municigalitie's tc
meet demands for essentiel saxvices, an+� other related subjects a£fecting
municipalities.
A.s the result,of action taken at.the•meeting 3n Tampa July 10-11
of our Ta� Re-alTocation and Aid to �Yties Committee, the Lea�ue►s aom-
mittee consisting of Mayor Gordon T. Butler of Fex�nandina, representing
the smaller cities, Mavor Wm. Beardall of Orlando, the middle size cities
and Mayor Perrien Palmer, Jr., of Miami, �he large municipalities, will
meet wi.th committees from tha 19'47 Senate and House at such times and
places as meetin�s may be called between now.and the time of our biiami
Beach convention, and there w3ll be much to be talked'about in the ma£ter
of' �he Cities' serious �inancial condition and the abso7.ute necessity £or
relief at thz hands of tha 1947 Legislature. As the Miami Beach conver_tion
w�ll probably be the Lea�ue►s last �eneral meetin� prior to the convening
ot the 1947 Legislature, and since the members af that body will be con-
fronted by tlae stress and pressure oi'time in their deliberations aflect�ng
cities and towns, it is essential and fittin� that municipal off'3cials give
thou�ht to a sound municipal 1e�islati ve pr�gram.
Ths pro�ram for the P.4iami Beach convention is no�x being whipped
into shape, and President E. L. Cole and members of the Execu�tive
Connnittee will �raetly appreciate any ideas and sugp,estions your
HpnorabTe Bodg and the officials of your municipality may aare to make
as to pro�ram subjeets and speakers. While it may not be possible to
include all the suggestions we receive, those that cannot be taken•care
of wi12 be included tn the a�enda oi mat�ters for discussion at the�group
sessions to be h�ld in connection �xith the convan�ion.
The enclosed very heartenin� self-explanatory letter from
Senator G. Warran Sanchez, of Suwannee CountyH a warm frisnd of` muni-
ci.palit3es and Chairman of th� Senate Committee on Citie9 and Towns,
I feel surst wi11 �e of much interest to the members of your Honorable
Body.
Very respectfulTy,
E. P. Otiven, Jr,' Secretary
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G. Warren Sanghez, Chairman Live Cak, Fla.
Committee or Aur�ust 23, 1946
Cities and Torms
Han. E. P. Owsn, Jr.
Secretary, Fl.orida Lea�?ue af Municipalities
P. 0. -�ox 1379
Jacksonville 1, �'lorida
Dear Col. E.P.• .
In answex to qour letter, it' would be my su��est3on that the Lea�ue�s
1946 Convention pro�ram aerzter comp2etely around State aid to cities.
I believe that by concentratin� on such a subject the organization would
benefit. In my iur�her.opinion, the pro�:ram should center around and be
appealing� to ma'�y of thA smaller invzr�icipalities who should have representatives.
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Sept. 16, 1946
cont�d.
Such a program mi�ht brin� into the or�anization many of the smaller
cities who have not been a�filiated in the past. The problems o£ the
smaller cities should be stressed and.brou�;ht to Iir�ht by possibly
', various D2syors and other oYficers of the cities in yuest3on. Such
, a pro�ram, if properly publici�ed arid properi.y coverad bg news
correspondent3, would bring about a�reat amount o£ publicitq about the
state cor�cerning the nend for financisl assistance by a11'•of the
municipalities. .
I believe that durin� the next mon:th or so I shall not be tied down in
the mar�ner that 2 have been in the past six �onths and'can �tet to talk
tivith •you more of�en in Jaclisonville . Bast regards.
. , . Your friendl. .
.� Bobby .
(signed) G. V3arren Sachez
State Senatar
- ,,' and Chairman Commi�tee on Cities and Towns
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RESOLUTIQN NQ.
WHER�AS: bp Reso3ution of the C�ty Commission of the -
City of Clearwa�eY�; Flori da, p�ssed and adopted on 22 Decembar 193'Z,•
the fiscal ofFicers oF said Cit� of Clearwater aere diracted
to make sll future payments due from said Cit� under a cer�ain
contract with tha Town of Be7,leair, Florida, as set forth in an
Ordinanee of said Town of Belleair passed and adopted 28 January
1930 and a•Resolution of the City Go�ission of said City of C�earwater
dat.ed 3 Fetsruary 1930, t�: �h� assi�nee oT said contract, HARRIET B.
I�ENVB�RRY, or her persona"� represen,tatives and assigns:
AND WHEREAS, it appears from an exemplified transcript
of proceedin�s in the Probate,Court for the Coun�y of Wayne, State
of Mic higan, on file in the Office of the.City Auditor and Clerk
of the City o£ Clearv�ater, that -said assi�?nee, Harr,iet B. VeWberry,
, is now deceased and that PHELES NEU`tBERRY, BARNES NEWBERRY and THF
DETROIT TRUST vOMPANY, as trustee under the Will of Ha'rriet B. New-
berry, Deceased, are each entitle�l to,s one-third•(1�3:}part in the.
right, title, and interest of the said Harriet B. Newbe2:ry in and -
to the aforementioned contract;
�ND WHEREAS said beneficiaries urider the Will of said
assi�?nee, Harriet _B. Newberry, have made proper appl:Lcation to .the
Cit�r,oi' C.learwater for the payment to them of all monies due under
, said contract nov� and in the i'uture, which said application should
be ,granted; ,
N�VL, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY TFIE CITY COMMISSION
OF TAE CITY OF CLEAIfiNATEP,� FLORIDA, 3n re�ular session assembled
tha�; the fiscal. officer's a£ said Citg of ClearwatAr be, and they
�re :hereby, directed to pay a11 sums and monies now due and here-
after to became due under,the terms and conditions o� the con�ract
between said Citg and the Town of Belleair, Florida, rei'erred to
above, to the followin[r named beneficiaries under the Will o£ said
. Harriet B. Newberry, Deaeased, in the proportion specified„ to witt
lj3 part fto PHELPS I4EWBERRY
�.ddres9: 2222 Buhl Bix�l:ding
Detroit 26, Michigan
„,l%3 psrt to BARNES NEUY$�RRY �
Addneas; c/0 Trus°t Degartment
Providence National Bank
Providence, RY�ode Island
1�3 part io DETROTZ' TRUST COMPANY, AS,TRUSTEE
LNDER THE WILL OF HARRIET B. NEN!-
BERRY, DFCEASED ,
Address: 201 West Fort St.
Detroit 31, Michi�;an
PASSED AND ADOPTED by the Ci�y Comn:ission o£ the City
�f Glea.rwa�er, Florida, this I6th day of September, A.D. 1946.
si�ned Cao. R.�Seavy_.
� " �ayor-Commiss�.oner �`
ATTEST:
Frank C�oole��_ {si�ned)
, C .3�p`Auditor and G1e� rk�`-
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Sapt.� 16, 1946,
SIMMONS COMPANY �
Clearwater, Florida
May 13, 1946
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Claarwater, Flarida
Dear Mr. Moare :
We have fi�ured as follaws ihe painting on the interior amd
exter:tor of the Clearwater Auditorium:
Exterior--Do all n�cessary sandin�, scr�pi,n� and reputtying
of sash,and surfacea. Appl.y two coats of.outsicle paint to alI preaent
paintsd wooden surfaces of buildinK. We have not included any paintin�
of tin roof. Sur£aces oi' extarior are to be sprayed whe:re feasible a11
surfacss such as sask� and trim are to be painted by ha�d�
Interior--0n south side of buildin� ZvYiere two offices and pool
roota are lacated we vaill applg two coats of pa3nt to wallu, trimwork and £loors.
Qn north side of buildin� where are located the iour pla� rooms we will
apply two coats of paint to wallssa�dtrim. Floors are not t� be finished.
� In lobby, two toilet rnons and two stairways we will apgly treo
coats of paint to wall work and one coat shellac and onQ Goat vaxmish ta all
w:ooded trim which is staine<i.
On west wall of main auditoritim room both down stairs and on balcong
we will apply two coats paint to wall and one coat stiellac and one coat
varnish to txim work.
In all of the above work we propose sprayin� a water mixed flat paint
to all walls. Woodwork where painted is to receive two coats o� semig].oss
or Floss paint.
The co_t of aIl of the above vrork is as £ollows;
Exterior---------------�1030.00 �
Interior--------------�- 810.QO
Totgl �1840.00 .
� N[e hope these figures meet with your approval.
Very truly yaurs,
ts3.gnedQ Alfred Simmons
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ESTIMA,TE RQAD REPAIRS PREPARID I�Y CITY ENGINEERIS,OFFICE
Recap ` , y •
A. Street - from
�'t. Harrison to A;C.L. Railroad
1,444 sq. yds, � .50 722.00
Recan
Marine Ave. - from
Edgewater Dr. to 300 Ft. W. of Broadwag
3,920 sq. yd�. @,5t7 ..,.. , ,�.. 1,960.00
Mariqp. Ave . - from
30Q ft. W, of Boradway to Broad�rag
Marl base seal anfl chat top
666 sq. ydse at 1.Q5 699.30
Reca�
Sedeeva St. - from
Ft. Harrison to Dou�las Ave.
5�333 stj. yd90 @.50 SD$66eSfl
Reca
Eld.orado - fxom
Acaria ta Mandalsy
7,000 sq. yds. @:50 3,500.00
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Sept. 16, 1946 '
ReCap �
Baymont - from
�u1f Blvd. to �andalay 55de5Q
1,11.1 sq. yds. @.50
Rebuild ,
Baymont - from
Mandala3r to East Shora � •
1,335 sq. yds. Q 1.05 1,401.75
Mix in Place :
I�aura St . - from '
Hi�liland to San Reno; Widtks 2D ft. '
1,�44 sq,. gds. @ 1.00 " , Z,4�4.00 .
' Mix in place � . .
Grova S't. - from .
Highland to San Reno; Width 20 ft.
1,444 sq. yds. @ 1000 __ 1�444.OQ
� . Racap
� Pierce Blvd. - i�ront' of. Auditorium
f'rom Cleveland to Pierce St. '
2,550. sq. yds @�50 1,275.00
Re c ap
Bay Esplanade - on bus route • '
� Zrom Acacia to Mandt�lay, ,
12,0�5 sq: yds. @.50 :fi,027.50
Recap and Repairs
Ken wood Cou��t :,. .
188 sq. yds @.75 1�1.Q0
Recap -
Acaaia Si. - from
Bay EspTanade to Mandalay Rd.
1,999 Sq. yds. @.50 99�3.�0
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East Share Driue =`irom .
Palm St. to Baymont St.
Z927 sq. yds: @.50 963e50
Re airs
Cor. :East 5hore Drive and Marianne
Intersection to be rebuilt �� c�nform
to new street.
162 sq. yds. @ 1.OS 107.10
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Mandalay to East end af Palm St.
1452 sq. yds. - Total
466 sq. yds. rebuild @ 1.05 489e30
986 sq. yds. recap @.50 493,00
Total - � 24,888.95
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