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11/21/1949 I l "~ l~'~"" ,,' ) I I I 1 ~I j .'j l 1 ~. ",: ;.'i:; . ~.~'..;, :.. ',' \~ (.... '~'.., ,.....~..., :.~'.:.., y , .:. " , ;;, ~. .. , . '. , '. '. .' ;:.,t"'''~':'' ':J. ~'.'~ :::.~,';'.........,_., ..:.'.:...~.....\....J.I..:"..~.:::~.:.\'I'''..:'':'~,._. ..~... !. ~h ..... """. '. ...,." :.. CITY COMMIS~ION M~~~ING November 21~ 1949 rrhe City Commission of the C1 ty of Clearwater met in regu.Lar session at C1 ty Ha 11 Monday, November 21st, 1949, at 7:30 .l". M. with the fO.Llowing rneIrlbers pl~esent: Harry D. Sargeant E. rl. Cs sler .Tr. La .La nd Ii'. Drew Guy L. Kennedy Absent: Herbert M. Brown Me yor-C onJmi s a i oner Commissioner Conanissioner Comrnissioner - Commissioner Also ~resent were: Boyd A. Bennett Georp,e T. McClamrna Ben Krentzman - City Manager - Chief of Police -City Attorney The meeting having. been ca.Lled to order, the minutes of the ~pec:1.al .Meeting of November 14th were approved. The City Attorney read the proposed agreement between the City and Mr. & Mrs. Wi.L1iam H. Minor, relative to the issuing of a permit to operate a Ueed Auto ~Qrt8 business on lots 3 and 4, A. H. Duncans Subdivision of wt of NEt of swt, ~ec. 22-29-15. On a motion by Commissioner Drew, seconded by Commissioner Gas.Ler and unanimously carried, the matter was deferred for consideration at the next tleeting of the Comm1ssion. The City Attorney subnitted Urdinance #584, an Ordina~~e at1ending Ordinance #580, the Occupational License Ordinance. On a motion by COl$issioner Drew, seconded by Commissioner Cas.Ler and carried, the Ordinance was passed on the first reading. Oor.unissioners Sargeant, Casler, Drew and Kennedy voted ..Aye". Voting "No" none. Commissi oner Drew moved tho t Ord1nance #584 be pa ssed on the second reading. COI.1missioner Oa S.1.er seconcled the notion and it carried. '11he following cOIl1J!1issioners voted nAye 1I; Sargeant, Cas.Ler, Drew and Kennedy. Negative, none. Commissioner Casler moved that the C1ty l~anager submit his recomnendation of a proposal for granting parking space to Messrs. t)hincle.Le and 1,lcGowan for a sight seeing bus or car. The motion was seconded by Commissioner Drew alld carried unanimous.LY. The Clerk read a letter frool The Clearwater Federation of Civic ClUbS, relative to the ~eninsu.Lar Telephone Company rate case. Tne ~etter stated that the Club fe.Lt it had insufficient information to warrant taking a definite stand, but was maKing a further study of the matter. Commissioner Casler moved that the .Letter be received and in the event further cai.L is made on the Federation of Civic C.Lubs, it be referred to the.. fttblic Utilities. COIrJai ttee. The motion wa s seconded by ConIr.'lissioner Drew and carried. The Chief of ~olice and the City Clerk reported that they had cnec}red the references given by Bryan Youngb.Lood and H. H. ~hi.L.Lips, app.Licants for a .License to opera te a new and used furniture bus1ne ss at bU4 .N. Fort nar~son, and tha t both parties were high.LY recommended by each of the references, ComrJissioner Drew moved that the license be granted. Commissioner Casler seconded the motion and it carried unanimously. By unanimous conaent~ consideration of the Job Ana.Lysis Report re.Lative to classification of employees was deferrea. The City Manager recommended the instaL.Lation of' 4U feet of it" gas main ex- tension on North lIJad1son Avenue at an estimated cost of $35.UO. On a motion by Commissioner Cas.Ler, seconded by Go~~issioner Kennedy and carried, the extension was approved. An application for i27 feet of l~" gas main extension at an estimated cost of $80.uO on Walnut Street was subnitted for the consideration of the Cot1mission. The City 1~nager reconmended that no extens10ns or gas mains be made when gas was to be used for space heating only. Commissioner Drew moved that the City Manager's recommendation be accevted. The rnotion was seconded by Corn1issioner Cas.Ler and carried. The City Manager submitted a request by Miss G.Ladys Duncan for .Loti feet of 2" water na1n extension on an un-named street at an estimated cost of ~125.UU. The City Manager expla1ned that the street was not dedicatea for pUb.Lic use, was only 30 feet ln width and the proposed water ma1n extension was to serve several lots in an unplatted subdiviSion. Commissioner Drew moved tnat the matter be p.LaCed in tne hands of the City Manager who is to request a street fifty feet wide to be ded1cated for publlc use, and to report at a future meeting of the Cor.n.11ss1on. The motion was seconded by Conm1ssioner Kennedy and carried unanimously. Mr. Joe R. S~ewart appeared before the Cornnission, and requested that the terms for his purchase of lUU feet of frontage 1n the manufacturing d1strlct be modifled. He requested that he be granted four years in w.h1.ch to erect a buLLd1ng on the property and 'that the building requirement be not more than one-fourth of the square footage of the ~ot. Commissioner Drew moved the sale of lUU feet to Mr. ~tewart be approved provided Mr. stewart erects a bU1..Ld1ng of not less than 3875 square feet of masonry oonstruction and that the $l,OOO.UO purchase price be forfeited to the City, and the property deeded baCK to the City in the event Mr. Stewart Shou.Ld fall to meet the bu1.ld1ng requ1rements within the four year period. 'ltne motion wa e seconded ,<... "~'--._, ';;;;;4i:,,:~~#;!> 33 (." 'l{,'~;({;:;::~t:i\;:'" r:7fl~;\VJj; . Il'i~;~~;':f< r.'; !' t f ."{:~~ ". '. . \~~Jt . .~~;~~Ji~# 'f"""""""l ,'\(1;1~~;['~b ';j'/;;?i;,r~- .:.,.... ' ... ..:...;.,~ ,._.-.,;....~:.".;~"'::...I.:..;:..:' ..'..:.~.' ..~..4:.;.:.:':.\.....;"...... .; .... ':, ".:.-.,;..-~.,'~~.:'~,; t..:~::.:...:: ":. /.'. ;. _',I ",...:;' ", .C .-, ,:,j~C;;L~~;.cl.0.';"~~i;;~j~';;~;i;~:~fi~;"c:,~;; ~. jf "\. "l ., l'(j f' '. '*' " , _.t~: ;":: V" ' ..' ..' r':': , ;. CI'J.I~ CUMMI:s:sIO.N M:E'/;!'~l'IHG Novernbe~ 2~, ~~49 by Conmlssioner Kennedy and carr1ea. The City Manager submittea a reso~ution wh1ch wou~d require ~U5 property owners to c~ear their lots of gr.ass~ weeds and underbrush. On a motion by Cown1ss1oner Drew which was second.ed by Commissioner Kenneay ana unan1nlOuslY Carr1?C1, the reso.lution wa s adopted. The City Manager read a ~etter from the Florid.a Council of the BJ.ind re~at1ve to installation of coin opersted vending machines in Public buildings. On a motion by COnlmisslone~ Ca8ler~ seconded by Commissioner Drew and carried, conside~at1.on of the matter was deferred to the next meeting of the COmMission. , ; ! On a motion by Commissioner Casler, seconded by Commissioner Drew and carried, Ordinance #582, an' Ordinance amending Ordj.nance #580, the License Ordinance, was passed on the thi~l and final reading, Commissioners Sargeant, Casler, D~ew and Kennedy voted "Aye", Voting "No" none. Comm1ssione~ Casler moved that the meeting for the Public llear-il1g on the Sanitary Sewer ror Clearwater Street and Zoning Ordinance be set for 12:00. noon December 9th. The motion was seconded by Commissioner Kennedy and carried. M~. Willie B. Stephens appeared before the Cotmlission and urged that everything possible be done to curb speeding by motorists on South Greenwood Avenue. The Chief of' Police stated that his department Vlas making every effort to reduce ex.cessive speeding in this area. There being no further business to come before the C0r.m1iS3ion~ the meeting was adJourned. ", . l"~ ,< < '. ~ <:,' , '.. " ~o~ ATTEST: AGENDA 1. Approving of minute a of Special Meeting held November 14,1949 2. Consideration of amendment to the License Ordinance deferred from the last Specia1 Meeting. 3. Consideration of request of Mess~8. Shindele and McGowan :for parking space on the City streets :for sight-seeing automobile or bus, which matter was carried over f'rom the last special meeting. 4. Presentation of agreement drawn by the City Attorney between \Ulliam F. 11inor and the City relative to request for a change in the Zoning laws - carried over from the lastspeoial meeting. 5. Report of the City Clerk and Chief of Police on the application of Sun Coast Furni- ture Company for a license for a Used ~urniture Store at 504 No. Fort Harrison Ave. 6. Presentation of 8 letter f~om Clearwater Federation of Civic Clubs relat1ve to Telephone Rate Case. 7. Inquiry f~om the Civil Service Board as to whether or not the Commission has accepted the job analysis report for classification of jOb8, which was nade by the Florida state Employment Service for the City of Clea~water. 8. Consideration of 40' of lilt Gas Main extension on North Madison street to serve ODe customer ror domestic gas service - estir~ted cost $35.00. 9. Consideration of 127' of lilt gas main extension on Walnut Street to serve one customer for domestic use at estimated cost of $80.00. lO.Cons :!deration of 165' of 2" water main extension west from l\ladison street on an un- named street at estimated cost of $125.00. 11.Resolution requesting property owners to clean their lots of weeds and grass. l2.0onslderation of application of Florida Council for the Blind of Tampa, to install ooin vending machines in Public City Buildings. Ad j ournmen t ' Commission acting as Trustees for the Pension Plan. I~ Ii '. . .;: . . . - ,.. " :.. :. ", ~:. ,,' , ,. .:..,' ~" ~ ~. ,~, ...' ",' ",' .~'" :.,\'.!: l.!'.....~I;, .~~ ,,:~ :";",", '_'.,' [' ">II;' ,:,."., .IJ", '"' "~'~" _ .'... , CITY COMMISSION MEETING November 21, 1949 (Draft of Resolution) RESOLUTION .. .'):f,tl~~'l,!~ifl\"'A> ,. '''.01...'.,'(..."..,. t......(~~ WHEREAS: it has been determined by the City Conmission ot the Oity or OlearwateJr',. Florida, that the property desoribed below should be cleaned ot w.Eeda, grass and/or "; ". underbrush, and tha t after ten( 10) day s not1oe am failure of the owner thereot to do' so, the City should clean such property and oharge the costs thereot against the respective property. NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED by the City Commission of the City of Clearwater, Florida, that the rollowin~ described property, situate in said Oity. shall be cleaned ot weeds, grass and/or underbrush within ten (10) days after notice in writing to the owners thereof to do so and that upon failure to oomply with said notice, the C1t1 shall pertor.m suoh oleaning and charge the costs thereof against the respeot1ve pro- perties in aocordanoe with Section 128 of the Charter of the City ot Clearwater, as amended. ~ OWNER: PROPERTY's Lot 5, Blle: Y Bay Terrace Subd. Unnumbered lot lying W or Blka. A & c., 153.5 ft. E & W by 253 ft. N & S Bay Terraoe Addn. Lot M. Elk. S Bay Terrsce Addn. Robert M. Morrison 1460 Gulf to Bay, City Lewis H. Homer Box 688 City JOB Ma lone 1146 !lain st. lakelsnd, Fla. Emily H. Clay l83? Sylvan Drive, City HarrY' Horobin 10~9 Marine St., City Gel Meacham 1103 Charles St., City Lot 6, Blle: A- la Jolla Subd.. Lot 14, Elk A La Jolla Subd. Lots 1, 2, Blk. B. Ia JOlla, Subd. Miranda E. Fuqual 222 Desha Rd. Lexington, Ky. Nona B. Sharp P. O. Box 333 City Lots 5, 6, Blk E. La Jolla Subd. Lot 2, Blk B, Peale Park Subd. Lot 2, Blk A, Floridena Subd. Lot 2, 16, Sharps Subd. Lots 22 thru 32, Lott 35 less W. 3' and Lot 36, Block D, Na!vajo Park Sub. Lots 3, 4, Blk H., Navajo Park Sub. Lots 3. 4, 7, 8, Blk E la Jolla Subd. Lot 12, Elk. B Ia Jolla Subd. Geo. C. Rogers 781 Eldorado, City James M. Jackson 1045 Sedeeva, City Janet Haviland 309 N. Osceola, City JeBsie C. Skinner 512i Turner st., City Howard A. Cloninger 1138 Sedeeva St., City Lot B, illk A Floridans Subd. Lot 13, Elk A Floridans Subd. Lot 14, Elk A Floridens Subd. Lot 29. Elk A Floridens Subd. laura E. Caine 908 Magnolia Dr., City Rev. Theo Karaph1l1is, $arpon Springs, Fla. Mrs. J. N. MoClung, Sr. 400 Haven St., qity Edith Homer Cleveland St., City Harvey Martin 1217 Reynolds St., City Lot 30, Elk A Floridans Subd. Lot 31, Elk A Floridans Subd. Lot 3, Blk B Fl.oridans Subd. Lot 4, Blk B, Floridans Subd. Lot 32, Elk B, Floridans Subd. Draughn Eros. 605 Locust St. Springfield, Tenn. Lot B, Blk E Floridens Subd. G. H. Weeks 1839 Overbrook Rd., City Lots 26, 2?, Elk B Sunset Pt. 1st ,,,'., p'.-: .,1, . , ~.~, ....", . '. .: . ~ I" :;.', . . ".~' ~'.' " . 'I" '} "," ',' . :." .. ',:"' ,;~~~.~.. ..' "!'\:'1:fJji~Ik~~7r',~{~"'~'~:rtr;' ' '. ; '.~. " ,~:;:. OITY OOMM lSSI:ON la1EETING November 21, 1949' . ,'f' f_ , '. LOT CLEAN UP--cont'd OWner Propert~ Lots 40, 41~ 50, Blk F, Sunset Pt. 1st Lot 49_ Flk F, Sunset Pt. 1st R. o. Harlan 1798 Spring Ave.~ City Mary McNeil P. o. Box 1452~ City Ted Pa t ton Spring Rd., City Gerals C. 1110ks Stevenson Ave., City Lot 45, Blk F Sunset Pt. Is.t Lot 20, Blk B, Sunset Pt. 2nd Addn. Sue Shelly Hotel Hillsborough Tampa, Fla. John R. Forrest 534 Jones st., City Lot 50, Blk G Sunset Pt. 2nd Addn. Lot 2:, Blk 3 North Shore Park E. A. Evens 416 Princess st._ City. Merle o. Richardson 1770 N. Ft. Harrison, City Lots 3, 4, Blk ~ North Shore Park Lot 5, Blk 3, No rth Shore Pa rk ~. E. Wilcoxt c/o County Tax Collector city Lot 2, Blk -t North Shore Park Herna B. Beuhrer 1143 Sylvania Ave. Toledo, 2, Ohio Irene L. Richardson 1743 Sunset Drive, City W. W. Blackburn 601 Penna Ave., City Lots 3, 4, 5, Blk 4 North Shore Park Lot 10, B1k 8 North Shore Park Lot 11 & wi of 12, Blk 8 North Shore Park J. M. Blanton, Est. 406 Sunset Dr., City Mrs. Wm. Smith 1505 Sunset Dr.~ City Mrs. D. B. McDonald 1012 N. Osceola Ave.~ City Frank J. Smith 301 Cedar st., City Elizabeth F. Bigby Anderson, S. C. Lots la, 11, Blk 1. North Shore Fa rk Ict 35 & si of 36~ E. A. Marshall Subd. Lot 44~ & si of 43 E. A. Marahall Subd. Lots 9, 10 Buena Vista Lot 8~ Enghurst Subd. Josephine Kreider 129 East 1st St. Van Wert, Ohio Harry D. Sargeant N. Ft. Harrison~ City J. A. Robbins 1754 Sunset Dr.~ City Lot 9 Enghurs t Subd. Lot '78 Enghurst Subd. Lots 1, 2, 3, 4 Palm Bluff Subd. Mrs. Minnie S. Engle 72~ 5th Ave. So., st. Petersburg, F1a. Lots 3, 4 , 5 Palm Blurf 1st Addn. Harold R. Bates 1803 Apache Tral1~ City state Adjustment Co. Fla. Rat1 Bank Bldg. st. Petersburg# Fla. Lots 10, 11, Blk A Navajo Park Lots 1, 2, Blk D, Nava jo Park Lots 8, 9# BId D, Navajo Park Subel. Lots 18, 19, Blk D Navajo Park Subd. Earl Ward, Jr. c/o liona B. Sharp P. O. Box 333, Oity Aileen Moon 403 Marshall, City State Adju8~ent Co. 0/0 Carey & Harrison st. Petersburg_ Fla. Lot 25~ Blk E, Nave jo Pa1'l Lots l8~ 19, Blk F Navajo Park Subd. i" .' Owner ':j:,,\,\j;:if)i:;;~};11? i """"" ". . L,.,.,)j"'~.","r' , '::';~~;:)~2~~\~~ , .',:. ',l;.)l(, , '''. rl,.. ':;", Lots ao. 21, 22, 23. Elk F:'::::'{:~<~~; Lots 24. 25, 28, 29. 30, &1! 3&:,.,~~~~;::J;:;:) 34. 35, B1k F, Navajo Park ~ubd.;,:.:.::.~\.!:/;, Lots 1, 2, Blk He',;,;!,': Neva jo Park Property ." I' ." . " . ."~' . ~ ":.,.' '1rI~.~;&G.".:i,L~iLlL:~~.1'U"'~ci'~0r'~"JL~.,;;,.:;,..,~,~;"iff.('"~~'+I;);(."~(tl;~~~;Vt","," CITY COMMISSION MEETING November 21, 1949 LOT CLEAN UP--cont'd Geo. Fl. Bigby Anderson, S. C. John M. Blanton 815 Magnolia, City Judge J. U. Bird 300 Lincoln Ave., City E. J. George P. O. Box 799 argo, Fla. Lots 7, 8, Elk H Nava.1o Park Subd.. Lots 9, 10, Elk H Nava jo Park Ellz. F. Bleby Anderson, S. O. John F. Murphy 603 Eldridge, City Lots 1, 2, Blk J Nava jo Park SuM. Lots 13. ];4 Sharps Lot 1, Blk B Avondale Subd. Thelma Wurster 776 Eldorado Ave., City James TS81crios 207i Vine st., City Evelyn C. Crowley 807i N. Garden Ave., City R. G. Key 518-20 Fla. Nat1 Bank Bldg. St. Petersburg, Fla. Harry Rolfe, Jr. 1502 Kenora Ave. Cincinnati, Ohio Catherine T. Krouskos 311 Hope St. Tarpon Springs, F'la. Michael J. Tsacrioa 122 N. Garden Ave.. City. Nona B. Sha rp P. O. Box 333, City Lot 2, Blk B ~vondale Subd.. Lot 11, Blk B Avondale Subd. Lot la, B1k B Avondale Subd. Lot 15, B1k B Avondale Subd. Lot 17, B1k B, Avondale Subd. Lot 18, Blk B, Avondale Subd. Geo. G. Springer 2820. Granville Ave. Los Angeles, Calif. James Ell Ward 704 Osceola Ave. N., City Dolly M. Warner Farmland, Indial18l Gerald B. Weimer City Hall, City ~ts 19>> 20, 21, 22, Blk B Avorrda1e Subd. Lot 25, tIlt A Avondale Subd. Lot 27, Blk B Avondale Subd. Lot 28, Blk B Avondale Subd. Lot 1 & Approx. W. 22' o~ Lot 2. Lot 5, Dlk C, Avondale Subd~ Durenoe W. Weaver 31 B Tom McMillan Homes Na vel Be se Charleston, S. Car. Alice & Alton Bowers 907i Plaza, City Lewis Zubler 1111 Grove St., City Clyde II. Marlow 615 Minnesota Dr., City Lot 3, & Approx E. 27' or Lot 2. Blk C, Avondale Subd. Lot 6, Blk C A vonda 1e Su bd . Lot 12, Elk 0, Avondale Subd. Lot 15, Elk C, A vonda 1e Subd. Jesse W. Parsons 413i La Beau st., City Lo t 20. Elk C, A vonda le, Subd. Lily F. Barnes, Est. c/o Bert Fisheman 57 B ivoac Pl., Ft. Thomas, Ky. Mrs. Cora A. Baldwin 276 E. 10th St. Oswego. New York Lot 1, Blk D Avondale Subd. Lot 7, 13lk D Avondale Subd.. ': " .'. ( ~:'" " 'I:. '. """ ,. ;.'. ',r. CI'l'Y COMMISSION MEETING November 21, 1949 LOT.OLEAN UF- Cont'd Owner proJ?8rt:v Lot 11# Elk D Avondale Subd. L. Gerald Crews 2216 Geneva Terr. Chicago, 14, Ill. Mrs. Anna. Lilienthal 2216 Goneva Terr. Chicago, Ill. Da vld Parks Cartersville, Ga. Harry Rolf, Jr. 1502 Kenoaa Ave. Cincinnati, Ohio De Witt O. Turner 103 N. Jefferson, City Guy Otto Parker 34 N. Ft. Harrison, City Lot 9, Blk D Avondale Subd. .^ Lots 1, 2, Blk E Avonda Ie Subd. r,ot 3, Blk E f.vondale Subd. Lots 4, 5, Blk E. Avondale, Subd. Lota 13, 14, Blk A Fainnont Subd. Wm. V. J.ange Box 234, Oity Paul A. LaRocque 36 Prospect Parkway Portsmouth, Va. Lot 3, Blk B Fairmont Subd. Lot 6, Blk B Fainnont Subd. w. V. Lange Box 234, Oi ty James B. Shurtliff So. Ft. Harrison & Lotus Path City Alice & John McCabe Stevenson Ave., City John B. McGee 350 W. Rosery Rd. Bellesir, F1e. Lot 14, Blk B Fa irmont Subd. Lots l?, 18, Blk B Fa irmont Subd. Lot 1, Blk C li'a 1nnont Subd. Lots 6, 7, 8, Blk 0 Fairmont Subd. laura E. Ballmer 214 W. Tiffin St. Fosteria, Ohio John W. Rowe Manson Arcade, City Lot 9, Blk C Fairmont Subd. Lots 19, 20, Blk 0 Fa1rmont Subd. D. W. Barlow 203 N. Garden Ave.~ City 11\. C. Ra ve 1 c/o Pepsi-Cola 00., Cor. Jones & Garden, city Mrs. Alice Adolphus 403 N. Ft. Harrison, City Lots 2, 3, Blk 6 Jones Subd. Nt of Lot 6, all of Lots 7, 8, Blk 6, Jones Subd. James J. Star1ing N. Ft. Harrison, City State Adjustment 00. c/o Carey & Harrison st. Petersburg, Fla. James: M. Jackson 711 Prospect st., City Harry D. Sargeant N. Ft. Harrison, City Lot 1, Elk :5 Ha rt ' s 2nd Addn. Lot 4, Blk 3 Ha rt I s 2nd Addn. Lot 5, 13lk 3 Hart's 200 Addn. Lot 10, Blk 3 Hart's 2nd Addn. I.ots 7, 8 Harrington Addn. Bamie Hall No. 1 Couseway Blvd. City Lo t 14 Merritt's Rep1st Dr. R. H. Center 1380 Palme ttD ~ 01 ty Lots 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6~ Blk B R. H. Padgetts Subd. sec. 15 W. part of Lot 24 & E. 35' o~ 2:5 R. a. Padgetta Est. Lo+' 25, 1es8 E. 70' R. H. Padgetts Est., Sec.15 Lots 6, 7, 10, 11, Blk 11 Pine Crest Subd. Albert P. Rogers Box 818, City W. w. mackburn 601 Penna. Ave., Oity . ';!. ' .~ . , " p.,. -::....;, . " .' '. ~ . ",' , . ... G.T.M. 1~-~~6-49 ., ~:;~;~~,i~~'";i";~O~,:"f,:;'C~~i';~~~~~~~~~;~:"";6,,.i;;'::,;\~" ..... CITY COMMISSION MEETING November 21, 1949 Lor CLEAN UP --Cont'd Owner PNlpert:v Lot 46. Drew Park Ed. S. Whitson Devey-MoMullen Bldg., City Isaac V. Delson 512 Franklin St., City Harry E. Os rl R. D. Box ao Kent, Ohio Harwell S. lvt11ls 900 Penna. Ave.~ City Roscoe C. Dobson 200 S. Highland City Lot 6, Blk B Pla za Pa rl! Su bd . Lots 7 8,. Elk D Plaza ~ark Subd. . , Lots 9, 10, Blk D Plaza Park Subd. So. 50' of Lot 1. Blk D, Plaza Park Subd. Joe E. Dean 1016 Jones St., City Lyle D. Kl1.ne 606 C~derSt., City s. Russell Bowen Bowen &: Kelley Potomac Eleotric & Power Bldg. 10th and E Sts.~ Washington,. D. C. So. 50' of Lot 13 Blk D, Plaza Park Subd. w. 100' of Lot 2, B1k F Pla za Pa rk S'.lbd. Lot 8, Blk F Plaza Park Subd. Ray W. Garl Rt. 2,. Box 182 Ea st Akron,. Ohio Lot 11, Elk F PIa za Fa rk Subd. PASSES AND ADOPTED by the City Conul1ission of the C1.ty of Clearwater,. Florida, this 21st day of Uovo:mber, A. lJ., :1.949 ~ ~~1~- ATTEST: City of Clearwater Inter-Office Communication nove 161 1949 To From City Manager Chief McClanuna Subject Check of references In accordance with in9t~ctlons from the Commission the following references, F. L. Hendricksl H. G. Langford, and G. C. Eldridge, hBve been checked personally in regard to the request of Mr. Philllpsand Mr. Youngblood ~or permission to open a used furniture store on N. Ft. Harrison. Subjects were very highly recommended by all of the above references aa to character and good c~tizenship and hBve lived in C~earwater since 1945. &dditlonal information. I have checked with Mr. Winn, and Mr. Harbison of Pinellas Supply and Mr. Phillips and Mr. Youngblood are both knownby Mr. Harbison and Winn, who 8a ve them a very good recommenda t:i.on. .. C .. ~ , By (Signed) Gordon Wallis, Secretary November 18, 1949 :"#)~~ilfj?~i,,1~~J]i:~'1~'(~:~'~~~~i'iji;"..,\j.~;_~.L;~"~'~21:~~i.:~",.....;:;.;'EL:J'.J~ii,j,L;"j;~~~0" i> "',"',',0'''' ' OITY OOMMISSION MEETING November 21, 1949 Mr. Boyd A. Bennett, CitY' Manager, Post Office Box 1348~ Clearwater, Florida. Dear Mr. Bennett: This is in reply or your letter of November 17, 1949. Please be advised that we can furnish standard coin operated vending machines o~ the following type: 0008- 001a, candy, and cracker or cookie. Your interest in this Jllfl tter is appreciated. Signed: Since 2'e ly yours, FLORIDA COU~CIL FOR THE BLIND R. M. Grabel District Supervisor Vending Stand Department November 11, 1949 To.:' The Mayor & C1 ty Commissioners, Municipal Bldg., Clearwater, Florida Attn: Mr. H. G. Wingo Gentlemen: This is to acknowledge receipt of your letter of October 21st, regarding the proposed revision of rates by the Peninsular Telephone Company. We beg to advise thBt a~ter giving this matter due consideration at a recent meeting of the Federation, we do not feel that we have sufficient information at hand to take any definite standI but have referred the matter to our Public Utilities CODmlittee for f'urther stup.YQ Thanking you and assuring you of our desire to cooperate at any and all times, we wre Yours very truly, Clearwater Federation or Civic Clubs . '.. .::'.';' .1"';{\\~1\~~;;!;:(!\~~t;;;I;~~~~.,~;;;;~"",,~ :.;,c, ,.,. . CITY C01l1l.lI33 ION hlEETING November 21, 1943 ORDIUAIWE NO. 582: AN ORDIHAI1CE AI.IEHDING SECTIOH :5 OF OHDINAUCE 11580~ THE OCCUPATIONAL LICENSE TAX OHDINA.NUE, BY ClfANGIlIG THE LICBIJSE TAX ON APARTIIIENT HOUSE OPERA TOHS, HOTEL OPERA TORS, TOTfRI3T COURTS, CABI Nt> A liD C OTT.A:.Cn:S, AND !.10TELS, BY DELh-.rrllW THE AlJDI'J':LOHAL LICEnSE TAX 011 GIGARE~r'lli DBALEHS TI!EHEIH PHESCIUBlID AIr]) PIWVIlJING 'l'HE El'\l"EU'l'l Vi: DA'l'E OF THIS ORlJIlw.i CE. BE IT OHDA1NBD BY THE CITY cm.ll',ll~::;IOH UP THE 01'1"'Y OIi' C LEA RV/A TER, J..1LOHIDA: SECTION 1. 'rrlOt portlon of Section 3, of Ordinance 11580, the Occupational License Tax Ul'(;inonce, rela t 1 nc; to Apartment Houses is hepob-:,r repoa lod and the follow- ing provis1ons are substituted in place thereof: ItApartr:1ont lIollses: 2 to 4 apartmonts 4 to 11 Elpartlat::mts 11 to 21 apartDonts ~?lG. 00 10.00 plus ~2.00 for each a pEt rtr'1cn t over throe and less than eleven. ::;24.00 plus ~~l .00 per apartlnent ov~r ten and lesn than twenty-one. ~~34 .00 plus I.. 75' pel' apartment over 20 and w. lesa tl:an 101. ~?94. 00 plu~ ~. ~o pe r a pa rtment over 100. II ~Jl.v 21 to 101 apaptr,:ents ,,".r"c:!'~> ~.~.<~.> '.i},p'~'':'~ ~\., t i}11 .~~12~~~~~:/~ Over 100 apartMents SBCTIon 2. That port:ton of bect:tc.)J 3, of Urciiml.lwo #580, the Occupational License Ta~c OrcUnanee, rela tIne to Hotels is hOl'ebj" repealed and the .f'ollowint; provls ions' arc substitutod in place thereof: Itnotels: Up to 10 suest rooms 11 to 21 guest roans ~;. 'if20 .00 ~~20.00 plus ~~l.O(J p<'ll' rOOln over 10 and less than 21. ~30.00 plus ~~.75 per room over 20 and less than 101. ~;i90 .00 plus (i .50 per room over 1001t. 21 to 101 guetlt rooms Over 100 guest rooms SECTIon 3. That portion or Section 3, ('If Ordinance 11580, the Occupational License Tax Ordinance, relating to Tourist Courts, Cabins and Cotta.[;es, Motels 1s hereby repealed and the followinG pl'ovisions B ro subs t i tuteci in place thereof'. "TOU1"ist Gourts , Cabins and Cottages, lJotels: Up to 10 guest rooms $20.00 11 to 21 guest r coms ~20.00 plus ~~l. 00 per room over 10 and uncleI' 2l. 21 to 101 guest rooms' ~?30.00 plus ~~ .75" per room over 20 and under 101. Over 100 guest d; plus ~~ .50 per room rooms '1;>90.00 over 100." SECTl0H 4;. 'l'hat pOl'tion o:f Section 3, of Ordinance #580, the Occupa tioIla] License Tax OrcUnance, rela ting to UCigarette lJeulers in aclditj.on to all other licenses", said additional license tax being ~3.00 is hereby repealed. SECTIOn 5. All ordinances, or parts of ordinances, tn conflict herewith are hereby repealed. SECTION 6. This ordinance shall become effective ir.unodiately upon passage; provided however, that where occupational license taxes for the year 1H49 in excess of the amounts prescribed by Ordinance #580 as amended herein have been collected by the C1 ty the excess aI~ounts shall be refu,nded taxpa ~Tel'a and provided further the t where such taxes bave been collected in amounts less than as proscribed by sa id ordinance as amended the extra alalOunts shall be paid by taxpayers. PASSllli AND ADOPTED BY the City COlm:llssion of the 01 ty of Glea rua tor. Passed on first reading October 17, 1949 1'a ssed on second readinf; November?, 194~ Pa aaed on third reading Novenlber 21, 1940 SigneE-L-11ll rry D. Sargeant 1..ra yor-Gommiss1oner Attest: (Si~ned) H. G. \'11,ngo qity Auditor and Clerk " "h" " . ~. - : .' -~ \ '. '. . ... . . '. ~:...-" � CI�'�'. COb1MISSIUN Tr3L�'PING Novem'ber 21,. 1949 `Phe City Gommi3sion oi' the City of Clear�rater met in regular sesaion at City Ha'�,1 r�onaa;�, YJovember 21.st, 1949, at 7:30 Y. rvi, with tho fo1Zowin�; rnernbers present: Harry D. Sar�eant - �fayor-Con;missioner E. B. Casler �7r. - Ccr,unissioner Leland �', vrew - Cormnissioner Guy L'. Konnedy _ Comrniasioner Absent: Herbert ht, Brovm - Co�unissioner A1so Yresent were: Boyd A. Bennet� - Clty Mana�;er Geor�e T. PI1cClsmma - Chief of Police Ben Krentzman -Citg Attorney �3 � Tha m,eeting hnving been called to order, the minutes of the special lvieeting of November 14th r�ere approved. The City Attornsy read the propoaefl agreement batvreen the Cit� anU tT�^. £� I�trs. William H. h�inor, relative tp the iasuing of a permit to operate a Used Auto Yarts business on lcts 3 and 4, A. H. Duncans Subdivision of W2 of PTE4 of SLjI�, Sac. 22-29�I5. On a moti�n by Commissioner L��ew, seconded by Corrmiissioner Casler and unanimously carried, the matter was deferred for consideration at the next rieeting of tne Commission. The City Attorne� subriitted Urdinance �5849 an Ordinance anending Ordinance �580, the Occupational License Orciinance. On a motion b� Co�issioner Drew, seconded by Corrirnissioner Casler and carried, the Urdinance was passed on the i'irst reading. Cor,�missioners Sargeant, Casler, Drew and Kennedy voted "Age�'. Voting °Nq" none. Co�nissioner Drew rnoved that Ordinance �584 be passed �n tihe second reading. Cor,�r_issioner Cnsler secondecl the r,iotion and it carried. The following comrnissioners voted ��Aye1P� Sargeant, Casler, Drer� and Kennedy. rTegative, none. Cormnissioner Casler �noved that the City I�Yanager submit his recor.mendation of a proposal for granting parking space to hZessrs. Shindele and flcGotivan: for a sight seeing bus or car. The motion �r.�as seconcled by Comraissioner Drew and carried unani�,ously. The C1erk read a letter fram The Clearvaater Federation of Civic Clubs, relative to the Yeninsular Telephone Coznpany rate case. The letter stated that the G1ub feit it ha3 insufficient information to warrant taking a definite s�and, but evas making a further study o£ '�he matter. Cor.�issioner Casler movect that tne letter be received and in the event fiirther call is made on the Federation of Civic Clubs, it be rei'erred to the_ Yub7ic Utilities Co�littee. The motion was seconded b� Con�issioner Urer� and c� rried . The Chief of rolice and the City C1erk reportEd that the�,� had checked the rzferences �iven by l3ryan Youngblood and L�', ri, Yhillips, applicants ior a license to operate a new and used furniture business at 5U4 Ne Fort Har�ison, ana thxt both parties were highly reconrnended :by each o� the references, Coznraissioner �rer moved that the license be granted. Cou�nissioner Casler seconded the nlption anU it carried una nimou s ly . By unanimous consent, consideration of the Job Analysis Report relative to clas�ification of employees was deferred. The City Nlanager recor,uaended the installation of �e� feet of 1Q" gas main ax- tension on North Pnaclison Avenue at an estimated cost of �35.uU. On a motion bg Commissioner Casler, seconded by Commissioner Kennedy anci carried, t:h.e e„tension was approved. An application for 127 £eet of 12° gas main e�:tension at an esti�ateci coat of S�SO.uU on Walnut Street was subriitted for the cons3cleration of the Cor.�i�sion. The City I�Ianager recomnendefl that r_o extension� of �as mains be made v�hen gas �uas to be used for space heating on�.y. Conunissioner Drew moved ti�t the Cit� n'ianagEr�s recommendation be acce�ted. The raotion was secendecl by Comrlissianer Casler and ca rried . The City Manager submitted a request by Aiiss Glad�s Duncan for 165 feet �f 2�' water main extens3on on an tin-narned street at an estimated cost of y�125.Uu. The City bianager explained that the street was not ciedicated for �ublic use, wr�s onlg 30 feet in wiflth and the proposed vrater nain e;ctension v��as to serve several iots in an unplatted subctivision. Co�u:iisaioner Drew moved that the matter be placect in tne hancls of the City P,�anager who 3s to req_uest a street £ifty feet w3do to be dedicated for public use, And to re�ort at a future meeting of tlie Cor.unission, The motion rvas seconded by Com_missioner Kennedy anfl carried unanimously. Mr. ��e R. Stevrart appearer� beiore the Conmiss�.on, and xequested ttlat the terms for his purchase of �.UU feet of fronta�e in the manufactura.n� d�str5.et be modified. He requested that he be granted fbur yeara in vr�iicri to erect a Yauilding on the property and �chat the builcting requirenient be not more than one.-foi.rth of the square footage of the lot. Camr,�issione� D�evr m�vect the sele of lUU feet to T,�r. �tevrart be ap�rov�d prov3ded 11Tr, Stev�art erects a bullding of not lAss than 3875 square feet of mAsonry construction and th�t the 5�1,OOO.UU purchase price be forPeited to the Ci�y, and the property deeded bacY to the City in the evont T�ir, �ter�art shouid fail to meet the buildin� requirementa within the four year period. `Ptie niotinn was secondefl I Z j � a CY'1'Y C�hlt�ll�atUN nl}�L"1':LNLT �3 � % Tfiover.iber 21, 1y49 by Conunissioner Kennedy ar_d carriea. TPie City Manager subntitted a resolution which, would require 'lU5 property o��,rners bo clear their lots of gras�, weecls anci underbrush. Un a mot3oY� bg Conunissioner Hrew which was secanded by Co�nis�ioner ltenneciy ana unaniuiously esrriect, tlia resolution wa s adopted. The City Mana�er read a latter from the Florida Oouncil of the 13.�ind relative to installation of coin operated vending machines in Public buildin�s. On a motion by - Commissioner Casler, seconded by Commissioner nrow and carried, considerati�n of the matter was deferred to the next meeting of the Commission. On a motion by Commissioner Casler, seconded by Coiamiissioner Drew and carrieci, prdinance �582, an Ordinance amending Or�3inance �580, �he License O�ciinance, was passed on the thirci and f inal reading, Commissioners Sargeant, Casler, Drew and Kennedy voted ��Aye��, Voting «No" none. Commissioner Caeler mov�d that the meeting for the Public �iearing on the Sanitary Sewer for Clearwater Street and Zoning Ordinance be set for 12e00_noon December 9th. The motion was seconded by Cos�miissioner Kennedy and csrried. Idr. Wi113e B. Stephens appe�r�d before the Goxnnission and urged that ever�thing possible be done to curb apeeding by r,iotorists on South Greenwood Avenue. The Chief of Police stated that his department was making every effort to re�.uce excessive speeding in this area. There b�ing no furtheY• btzsiness to eome before the Cor.unission, the meeting was ad,journed. &Ia�*or-Co. iissioner ATTEST: City Auditor and erk AGENDA 1, Approving of minutes oP Speciel IvIeeting held November 14, 1949 2. Consideration o�'amendment to the License Ordinance deferred from the last Special Ivieeting . 3. Consideration of request of Messrs. Shindele and hl�Gowan for parking space on the Cit� streets for sight-s�eing auto�obile or ous, wh3ch matter trras carried over from the last special meeting. 4, Presentation of agreement drawn by �he Ci.tg Attorney betwaen YVilliam F. Minor an d th� Citg relative to request for a change in the Zoning laws - carried over from the la st special meeting. 5. Report oP the City Olesk and Chief of Police ott the application oP Sun Coast Furni- ture Company flo.r a license for a IIso3 Furniture Sicore at 504 No. Fort Harrison Ave, 6. �resentation o£ e letter i'rem Clearwater Federation of Civic Cluba relative to Telephone Rat� Case. 7. Inquiry frorn. the C3vil Servica Boerd as to whether or not tha Cqumiission has accepted the �ob analys3s report for classYfication ef jobs;, which was made b� tYie Florida State Employment Servica for the City of Clearwater. 8. Consideratinn oP 40+ of IQ�' Gas Main extensian on North n7adison Street to serve-one eustomer Por domestic g�s service - estimated cost �35.00. 9. Consideration of 127� of lQ1D gas main extension on Walnut Street to serve one ctlatomer £or damestic use at estimated cost oP �p80.00, 16.Consideration of 165� oP 2�� watar main extension west from nladison Street on an un- named street at estimated �ost oP �T25.00. 11.Resolution reqttesting property owners to clean their lota Qf weeds and �rass. 12.Consideration of application of Florida Council for the Blind oi"t'ampa, to install. coin vending machinea in Public Cit� Buildings. Ad jourrnnerat Co3mnission acting as °Prustees for the Pens ion Ylan. � � � __ _ _ _ „ CI`PY COMMTSSTOIQ IV1EEi'TNCi � '� '� r November 21, 1949 (Draf� of Resolut3on) RESQLIITION VYHEREAS: it has been deterr,xined by the Cit;� Cormninaion of the �ity of Clearwatea�, Florida, that the propert,y described below shou3d be cleaned oi'v�eeds, grass and%or uinderbx•ush, snd that after ter_(10) days notice and failure of the oerner theraof to do so, the City should clean such property and charge the costs thereoP against the respective property. NOVV TH�REFORL+' BE IT FiESOLVED bg ths City Commission of the City oP Clesrv+ater, Florida, that the followin�; described property, situate 3n said City� shall be cleaned oP weeds, grass snd�or underbrush within ten (10) days after nvtice in vrriting to i:he owners thereoP to do so and that upon failura to complq with said notice, the City shf�ll p�rforut auch cleaning and charge the casts thereof againat the respective pro- perties in accordance with Section 12$ of the Charter oP tha Cit� of Clearvr.ater, as amended. OWNER• YROPERTY: Robert Pd, n4�rrison Lot 5, Blk Y 1460 Gul:f to Ba�y, City Bay Terrace Subd. Lewis Ii. Homer t�nnumbered lot l�ing V� oP Blks. Box fi88 A& C.,, 153.5 £t. E& W by 253 ft. City N& S Say Terrace Addn. Joa B4alone I,ot 37:r Blk. S' 1146 Zdain St. Bey Terraca Addn. Lakeland, � la e F�nily Ii. Clay Lot 6, Blk A 1837 Sylv�: n Drive, City I�a Ja].la �ubd. Harry Horobin Lot 14, Blk A 1049 Marine St., Gity La Jolla Subd. Gel Meacham I,ots 1, 2, Blk. B. 1103 Charles St.,, City T�s Jo11Q, Subd. Miranda B. Fuqua� �ot 12, Blk. B 222 Desha Rd. Ta Jolla Subd. Lexington, Ky. Nona B, Sharp Lots 5, 6, Blk E, I�a Jolla Subd. , P. �. Box 333 Zot 2, Blk B, Paale Park Subd. City Lot 2, Blk �, F'loridena 5ubd. Lot �, 16, Sharps Subci. Lots 22 thru 32•, Lo�G 35 less W. 3� and Lot 30, Sloc� D, Na.va,jo Park 5ub. Lots 3, 4, Blk �., Nav�jo I'ark Sub. Geo. C, Rogers Lot9 3, �, �', 8, Blk E 781 Eldorado, City ?� Jolla Subd. Jamea M, Jackson Lot 8, I�lk A 1U45 �'edeena, City Floriden� Subd. Janet Haviland Lot 13, Blk A 309 N, Osceola, City FToridena Subda Jessie Ce Skinner Lot la, B1k A �12Q Turner St., Citq Flor3dena Subda Howard A. Cloningar Lot 29, Blk A 1138 Sedee�ra St., CYty Floridena Subdv Laura E. Caine I,ot 3'0, Blk A 908 Magnolia,Dr., G3tg Floridena �ubd. Rev. Theo Ka�aphil�is, Lot 31, Blk A �iarpon Springs, Fla. Floridena Subd. NIrs. J. N. McClun�, Sr. Lot 3, Blk B 400 Haven St,, City Floridana 5ubd. Edith Homer Lot 4, Blk B, Cleveland St,, City° Floridena Subd. Harvey hRarti.n Lot 32, Blk B, 1217 R�ynolds St., City Floridona Subd. Draughn Bros. Lot 8, Blk E 605 T�ocust St. Floridena Subd. Springfield, Tenn. G. H. Weeks Lots 26, 27, Blk E 1839 Overbrook R�i., City Sunset Pt. lst � � CI`1TSC COIvIIv9ISSTON MEETINQ November 21, 1949 L�DT GT�EAN IIP--cont�d Owner R. 0. Harlan 1798 Spring Ave., City Mary hicNeil P, 0. Box 1452r City Ted Patton Spring Rd,, City Gerals C. Nicics Stevanson Ave., City 5ue Shei'ly Hotel Hillsborough Tampa, Fla. Ja'nn R� Forrest 534 Jonea St., City E. A. Evens 416 Princess St.� City. bqarle 0. Richardson I77Q Id. Ft. Harrison, City lI. F. �4ilco� c�o County Ta� Gollector Gity Herna B. Beuhrer T143 Sylvania Ave. Toledo, 2, Ohio I�ene L. Richardson 1743 Sunset Drive, City GJ. 4Y, Blackburn 601 Penna Ave., City J. M. Blanton, Est. 406 Sunset Dr., City �Irs. Y�m. Smith 1505 Sunse�t Dr., Citv �irs. D. B. ?dcDonald 1012 N. Oeceola Ave., City Frank �� Smith 301 �edar 5�., Gity Fiizabe�h F. Bigby Anderson, S . C o Josaphine Kreider 123 East lst St. Van SNert, Ohio �iarry D. Sargeant N. Ft. Harrison, City J. A+. �tobbins 1754 Sunset Dr., Gity ;�irs. �innie S. Engle 724 5th Ave. So., St. Petersburg, Fla. Harold R. Bates 1803 �pache TraiT, Cit� State Ad�ustment Co. F'la e 2da tl Bank Bldg . St. Petersburg, Fla. Earl LJard, Jr. c/a 2dona S. Sharp P. d. Box 33�, City Aileon nioon 403 Marshall, Cit� Stat� Adjustment Co. c/o Oarey & Harrison St. Petersburg, Pla. � 3� q Proper�Y Lots 40, 41,, 50, Blk F, Sunset Pto lgt I;at 49, Flk 1+', Sunsot Pt. lst :�ot 45, Blk F Sunsat Pt. ]:st Lot 20, Blk B, Sunset Pt. 2nd Addn. Lot 50, Blk G Sunset Pte 2nd Addn. Lot �, Blk 3 North Shore Park Lots 3, 4, Blk � 2dorth Shors Psrk I�ot 5, Blk 3r ldor�h Shore Park Zot 2, B1k 4 North 51�ore P�rk Lota 3y 4, 5, Blk 4 Idor�lT Shore P�rk � �ot 10, B1� 8 North Shore Park Lot 11 & WQ of 12, Blk 8 ATorth S;tiore Pa rk Lots 10, ll, E1k Z,� North Shore Psrk Lot 35 Ee S'� of 36a E. A. �farshall Subd. Lot 4�� & �2 of 4� E, A. Mar�hall Subdo Lots 9, 10 Buena Vista� Lot 8, Enghnrst Subd. Lot 9 Enghurst Subd. Lot 78 Enghurst Subd. Lots 1, 2, 3, � Falm Bluff Subd> I,ots 3� 4 , 5 Palm Bluff lst t�adn. Lots i�, 11s Blk A Na va j o Pa rk I,o�s 1, 2, Blk D,. Iv'a va j o Pa rk Lota 8, �J, Bld D, �Ta va j o Pa rk Subd . Lots �8r 19, Blk D Navajo Paxk Subcl, T�ot 25,, I31k �� Navajo Pa rl Zots 18, 19, F31k b' Na va j o I'a rl: Subd . , � � .... . . . . . � . � ........�,�.,.�..rlwr�.��-rYa�at�:1,�•( l 5H� ... . ..._ ... . _ , ....,.. , ��+ t�1��, r� .--�' i , . . .... , . _.. ..... ._..� 5 ' � CITY COMtvYISST6N LIELTTNG November 21, 1549 � �„� LOT CLEARJ UP--cont�d , Owne�r Property Caeo. F. T�igby I,otg �0, 21, 22, 23, Blk F Ander�on, S, Co T,o�s 24� 25� 28, 29, 30, 31� �2-, 33D 34, 35, B1s F, h:'�va jo Park Subd. John ht. Blanton I;ota T, 2, Blk H 815 Magnolla, City N�vajo Park Judge J. t). Birc7 Lots 7� p, F3Ik H 3A0 Lineoln Ave., City Navajo Park Subd. E. ,T. G�orge I,ots 9, 1p, Es+k H P. 0. Box 799 2Java�o P.ark Largor F1a. Eliz. Fe Bigby Lota I, 2,, Elk J Anderson, 5. C� Navajo Park Subd. John F. Murphy Lots 13, 14 603 Eldridge, City Sharps Thelma Wu�ster Lot l, Blk B 776 Eldorado Ave., City Avondale 5ubd. Jame� Ts&�crios Lot e, IIlk B 207Q Vine St,, City A;vondale Subd. Evelyn C. Crowley Lot 1]., slk B 807p N. Garflen Ave., Gity Avoncialo Subd. R. G. Key Lot 1�, Blk B 518-20 F7.a. No.tl Bank Bldg. Avonda?e Subdo St. Peter.�burg, Flam Harry Ro1fe, Jr. Lot T5, Blk B Z502 Kenora Ave. Avondale Su�d. Cincinnat3, Ohio Catherine T. Krouskas I;ot 17', f�lk B, 3Z1 Hope St. Avondale Subd, Tarpon Sprin�s, F'laa D2lchael J. Tsac�io� Lot 18, 81k B, 122 N. Gaxden Ave., Gity, Avozleiale Subd. Nona B. Sharp Lots ly, 20, 21, 22, Blk B P. 0, Fsox 333, City Avorrdale Subd. Geo. G. Springer Lot 2�, �lk A 282Q. Granville �v�. Avondale Subd. Los Angeles, Ca1if. James E. Ward. Lot 27, Blk B 704 Osceols Ave. N., Cit� Avondale Subda Dolly M, Warner Lot 28, Blk B FarmTand, Indiana Avondale Subd. Gerald B. Weim�x Lot 1& Apprax. W, 22� oP I,ot'2,. Gi ty HalJ., Citx I,ot 5, }31k C, ,4vondale Subd,. Lurence W. Weaver 31 B Tom McYIillan Homes Lot 3', & Approx E. 27� of Lot 2, Navel Base Blk G, Avondale Subd. Charleston, S. Car. �lice & Alton Bowers Lot 6 Blli C 907Q P1aza, City �vondale Subd„ I,ewis Zubler �ot 12, Blk C, 1111 Urove St., City Azondale Subd. Clyde Fi. NIarlow Lot 15, i31k C, 615 Niinnesota Dr,, City Avondale Subd. Jesae S"7. Parao:�s �ot 20,, blk C, 413� Ia Beau St,, Git9 Avonda le, Subd. Lily P. Barnes, Esto �ot l, Blk D c% Bert Fisheman Avondale Subd. 67 B ivoaa Pl., Ft. Thomas, Ky. D1rs. Cora A. Baldwin Lot 7, lilk D 2°76 E, 10�h St. �vondale Subd. Oswe�o, Ide�v Ycrk ' 'i � ;� � 4, � CITY' COIv1IviISSTON ME�T'iNG � �r �. November 21, 1949 �OT CI�Ari UP� Cont�d Ovrner Propert.y I,a Gerald Crews �,ot ].1, Blk D 2216 Geneva Terr. Avonde].a Subd. Chica�o, 14, I11. Mrs. Anna L:Clienthal T,ot 9, B1K D 2216 Goneva Terr. AvondAle SuUd. Chicago, I11. David Parks Lata 1, 2, B1k E Cartersville, Ga. Avondale �ubd. Harry Rolf, Jro Lat 3, Blk E 1502 �enosa Ave. Avondale Subd. Cir,cinnati, Ohio , De Witt C. Turner Lota 4, 5, Blk E, 103 N. J'eFfer3on, City Avondale, Subd. Guy Otto Parker Lots 13, 14, Blk A 34 N. Ft. Harrison�. City Fairm�nt Subd. Wm. V. Lange I,ot 3, F3ik B Bcx 234, Cit� Fairmont Subd. Pau1 A. I&Rocque Lot 6, Blk B 36 Prospect Pax�kway Fairmont Subd. Portsmoutr, Va. 11�. V. I�ange I�o�E 14, Blk B Box 23a, Cit� Fairmont Subd. Tames B, Shurtliff Lots 17, 18, B1k B Soe Ft. Harrison & Lotus Path Fairmont Subd. Citg Alice & John NicCabe I,ot 1, Blk C Stevenson Ave., City Fa irmont Subd. John B. Ir�cGee Lots 6, 7, 8, Blk C 3'S0 W. Rosery Rd. Fairmont Subd. Belleair, Fla. Iaura E. Ballmex Lot 9, Blk C 214 W. Tiffin St. Fairmont SuY�d. Fosterie, Ohio John SN. Rowe Lots 19, 20, Blk G biansan Arcade, City Fairmont Subd. D. W. Bar'!orr Lots 2, 3, �1k 6 203 PZ. Garden Ave., City Jones Subd. D4, C. Ranel N2 of Lot 6, all of Lots 7, 8, e,%o Pepsi�Cola Co., Blk 6, Jones Subd. Cor. Jones Y� Garden, City Mrs. Alico A�olpkius �ot 1, �lk � 403 Ne Ft. Harrison, City Hart�s 2nd Adcln. James J. Starling Lot 4, Blk 3 N. Ft. Iiarriaor� �ity Hart�s 2nd Addn. State Ad justment Go. 'Lot 5, �ilk 3 c�o Carey & Harrison Hax�ts 2nd Addn. St. Petersburg, Fla. James� NI. Jack�on Lot T0, Blk 3 71]. Prospect S',:. , City Ha r� � b 2nd Adcln . Harry D. Sargeant Tats 7, 8 N. Ft. Harrison, Citg Harring�on Addn. Barnie Hall Lot �4 No. 1 Causeway Slvd, Merritt�s Replat City Albert P. �iogers Lots 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, Blk B Box 818, Gity R. H. Padgetts Subd. Sec. 15 Dr< R. He Center VJ. part of Lot 24 & E. 35� of 2� 1380 Palsnetto , City R. ii. Padgetts �st. T,ot 25, lesa E. 70� R. H. Padgetta �at., Sec.15 W. W. Blackburn Lots 6, 7, 10, 11, Blk 11 601 Penna. Ave., Citr Pine Crest Subd. CITY COMMTSSIOPi MEETZNG November 21, 1949 LOT QLEAN UF --Cont�d Owner Property Ed. S. Whitson .T�t 46a Drew Park Dsvey-Nicaiullen Bldg., City I�aac V. Delson Lot 6, Blk B 512 F'�>anklin St., City Flaza ParL Sixbd. Harry E. Gar7: Lois 7, S, Eslk D R. D> Box $0� Plaza Park Subd. Kent, Ohio Harv�ell S, Mills Lots 9, 10, Blk D 900 Penna. Ave., Git9 Pleze Park Subd. Roscoa G. Dobaon So. 50T of 7�ot 14 200 S. Hig2zlanci Blk D, Plaza Park Subd. City Joe B. Dean So. 50� oP I,ot 13 1016 Jones St., Ci�:9 B1k D, Plaza Park Subd. Lyle A� Kline W. 1Q0+ of I,ot 2, Blk F 60fi Cedar St., City Plaza Park Subd. S. Russell Bowen Bowen 8c Kelley Po�omac Electric & Power Bldg. Lot 8, BTk F lOth and E Sta., P1aaa Park Subd. tilfashington, D. C. Ra� VJ. Garl Rt. 2, Box 182 Lot 11, Blk F East Akron, Ohio Plaza Park Subd. P�ISSES AND ADOYTED by the Gity Commission of the Citg o�' Clearvaater, Floriaa, this 21st d&y of Novenber, A. v., L949 _i .i�ayo Gommissioner T A TEST. Ci y Au tor a Clerk i City of C1ear�vater Inter-Off.ice Cor.�munica+ion Tdov. 16, 19�9 To Citq bianager From Chief i1�cClamrna Subject Check of references In accordanca with instructions from the Coimnission the following re£erences, F, Z. Hendricks, H, G. T�ang£ord, and G. C. �iariag�, nfl ve been checked personally in regard to the request of Mr. Phillipsand Mr. Youngblood for permission to open a used flirniture store on ri. F't. Harrison. Subjects were ver� highly recommended by all of the above referencos as to character and gooci citizenship and have lived in Glearwatar since 1945. Additional inf.ormation. I havP checked with Mr. ��Tinn, r�nd IvIr. Aarbison of Pinellas Supply and Mr. Phillips and Mr. e Youngblood are both linownby Iv;r. Harbison and Vi'inn, who gave them a very good reco�nendat3.on, G.T.Ri, 11-,�6-49 �,,,,.. _,.�,:._.., . ._,. __. _ _ _ , _ . � ��,�, ; ` �� ,�� , , ,� „ , '� � � , ,: „ � ; ' , � � _ � �� . ; j'- ,� a CIT� GOIvIDIISSION .MEETING � `f rJ Novamber 21, 19:49 CT'i''i' C011�T�1TSSTQri ZIEETZ�TG ' iTovembar 21, 19� November 18, 1949 ORDIT�SNCE T10. 582' Mr. Ba;d A, Bennett, _ r9 , A�21 OHDTATASTGE .Ai'rIETdDyPTCz SECT.ION � QP ORI7INATFCE �58Q- City n�anager, , , TFIE OCCUPA,TIOPTAL ZTCEr1SE TkX OFtI)TIJA2ia�, F3Y GHAPIGITtG Post Office Box. 1348, THE T�ICE21uE TAX GN APAFtTIoI�;DTT FTOU5E OPERt�.TaRS HOTEL ' ' , Cleara�ater, F1ori3e. OPERATORS, TdT7RIST COURTS,, CA.BIVS AND CO��'AGES, A'IQG , t,10TLI,S, BY. DELETING THE AI77�TT.idIdAZ LICEPdSE Tl�� OId �' Dear Mr. Bennett:. GIGAR�T'I'� DEAL'�RS TiiEREIN PRESCRIBL`D AI'I) PROVIDiiJG ' ` _ `!,'H�; FI+PECTI il� DATE Oi THIS ORI7TNF� GE. �� This is in reply of your lettar of November 17', 1949. Please be advised that we coin o era'ted vendin machines of the; �ollov�in t e: Coca- ; can furnish standard p � � 5'P _ , B� :IT URDAITV�D �5'' THE GITY GOh�P�tISSTd2J U�, � ' t3 , Cola, cand9s and cracker or cookYe. T�IE GI'I'i P CLEEiRV1A�EP, �'L(�RTDA : Your interest in this matter is aPPreoiated:a SECTION 1. Tha� portion af Sectiol� 3, of Ordinaz�ce �580, the Occupational Sincerel> yours _ �icenas Tax (7rd�,nance, re�.sti��g tfl Apa�tsnerit Houses is Yzereby repealad and the �'o�.low- ELORIDA COUNCI� FOR TH� BLIND in� �ravisiQns are substitu�:ed 3n plsee thereaf: _ Si�ned: R. M. Grabel _ �eA�a�rtmont Iiouses; , _ _ District Su�ervisor 2 to 4 apax�men�8 - y�10a00 , Vending S,tand %apartmen�: 4�o ].1 apartmeni;s 10.00 plus y;;2:00 for eacY. _ , _ apartmen� aver thres and less tlxan elevan.. _ _ 11 ta 21 anartments �. w24.00 plus .°,�I.00 per apartmEnt over ��en . and less ti�an t�Je�ity-o�e. _ _ , 21 to 101 apartr�ents _ �34.OD pTus �.7� per a.pa:rtme�t over 2t7 and, _ 1e�� tl�an 10'1, . : Tdovember 11, 1949 . Ower I00 apar�r.ients > y�9�.00 plu� y�.5Q per apartment over IQQ.t' To« The A4s or & Cit Gommissioners �EGTTOTy 2. �}��a;t artiar. oz"' Secti�n 3 o Qrui �:icse 1� 9 9 s P , f n ��80, trse OceupatlonaT niunicipal Bldg., License �a,�c Ordinanca, relat�.n� to Ifotels is hereby repealefl anc� b�ie followir.g pr•ovision� Clearwater, Florida axe �ubs�itu{;ed in plaee thoreos: , Attns n4r. H. G, '1Jingo Gen�lemen: �+IioteT�e i e ter of October 21st re ardin the ro osed iTp �0 10 �uest rooms -�20D00 This _s to acknoVrl9dge receipt of your 1 t , � g P F revision oP rates b� the' Peninsular Telephone Com�ang. 11 to 2I guast roor:�s -�20,00 plus �jl.d�3 p�r roor.i over ]_0 and l�ss thszi 2�, We be to advise that after ivin this matter due considerati�n at a recent meetin� .�, �, � � � g , 21 to 101 oueat roo�s � y�30.40 plus �,75 pe� room aver of the Federation, we do not feal that vre have aufficiant infbrmation at hand to take _ _ any deyinite stand, but haye referred tne matter to our Publfic Utilities Comraittee for 20 &nd less �thran 1�J7.. flzrther stndy. OvaxF 100 guest raoms , `-. �90e00 plus Y�,50 �er room ov2r lOQ�t• - Thanking, you and assuri:g yau of aur desire to eooperate at any and all times, we are : S�CT � OTd 3. �'�t portion o�' Sectian 3, t?f Ordinance y-�580, uhe Oa�upat3,o�i�l Yours very truly, L:Lcense Tax drdinance, relating to Tourist Cour�s, CaT�ins and C:a�tagEs, :dotels is hareby - Clearv�ater Federation of Civic Clubs re�balad and the .follotiving pravisions �re substituted in piace theraof. Sy (Signed) Gordon Wal].is, Secretary , , "Tqv.�+ist Gourts, Cabina ,�nd Goztages, :�ote�s: ` Up ta IO �zest roox�r:�. _ w2Q.04 , _ 1T �o �'? guast xooX,i� - '�20aq0 plus �1.00 �aer roo�: over '10 and uncler 21 e : 21 to-101 �uest rooms - y�30vOQ plus �.7a per ro�n over 2Q r�nd irk�der 107:. . Over 100 guest rooms• � �90.00 p�us Ne5� p�,r roo�n oVer 3.00, it S�C^TGi3 �d That portion oi Soetion �, of tsrdinance ��80, the Occupatio:ral License Tax OrdinAnce, xelatin� to �'Oigarette LeAlers i� aclditian to all otliar licanses��, sa3.d additional ].icense �ax �e3ng yp3.OQ is hereby repeale�:, c _ S�CTIUTd 5. A11 orclinances, ar �rts of ordinancss, in confli�t kierewith are ' _ hereby repea,led. _ S�CTIQI+T 6. Tlzls oxdinalzce sha'71 become efiective ir.imedi�te;Iy upon, p�ssage; pravidetl however, tha� v�hera ooc�ta.patianal license t;axea sor �the year 1949 in excess of ' the arnoun�s pres.^.ribecl b�* Qrdin�nce �580 a� amended herein have bee� callected by trse - : City tha exces� amc�unts shalZ be re�.i�ded �axpavers and p�ovided i'urthar that �vhere sucki-taxes Yxave boeu collected in ��ounts less ttlsn as preaeri'�ed by said ordinance a3 amended the e�ctra araounte skzall ba paid by taxpaqers. PA�uI;U ANll ADOPTE�7 i3Y the CiLy Co�3ssion oz t2ie Oity of Clearwaters Passea on �'irst readin� Qctober 17, 1949 r-- , passed on second readin� Dloveniber 7, 1949 . _ `. Passec� on �Ii3.rc1 reading Novers'�er 21; 1949 , Si�;necl: Harr=� D. 'Sargea�t _ rIa for-Comm3.5sioner , _ A�Lte�t: ' ' ; � , (s3.�;nea ) x. G. Vr�.n�;o , C:it� Auai�ox and Clark , , : � , - +, . _ � �y ' _ _ „� _