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11/30/1949 ,. ,_.... :,...;;. "._1."'4~" 01-." . ':';....."..::....; . , ,~ ,.'t .' .:.. :'.,1;:.",' CITY CO~Th1ISSION MEETING No vember 30, 1949 < :,~ ..:r , ;'1 , ' " .. ,1 ., I ~ " ..~ '. '1' , ..'J~'''''' '.' ',~~~~~,,~I The City Commission of the City of Clearwater met in Special Session Thursday, November 30th, 1049 at 7:30 P. M. with the followinr, members present: Harry D. Sargeant E. B. Casler Jr. lIerbert M. Brown LeIa nd J? Drew Gu~ L. Kennedy Ma yor-ConIr'li s s1 one I' Gonnnissioner Commissioner Coramissi oner Connnissioner ~ ;' , , , .' ,", ,; '~i ,'; ,;~:- ~~~ Absent: none .( \ i,' I I, " " ~t Also present were: Boyd A. Bennett George T. McCla~ Ben Krentzman City Manager Chief of Police City Attorney , '; !, The Mayor called the meeting to order and stated that the pllrpose of the meet- ing was to receive the Auditors Report for the fiscnl year ending June 30, 1949, Consideration of an application for a license, without fee, for the Veterans of }i'oreign Wars to sponsor a Carnival in the C1 ty limi ta, and to conduct a Public Hearing on the proposed amendment to the Zoning Law. ';~:(J: 'l.:'",:i' .' , , '" The City Clerk reported that the Audit Report b~. H. :M. Turnburke, C. P. A.~ for the riscal year end lng Jlme 30th had been delivered to his office and copies forwarded to each of the Conmissioners. Commissioner Drew moved that the report be accepted. The motlon was seconded by Comrliss:t,oner Brown and carried. Mr. E. J. Hunter appeared before the Commission in behalf of the Veterans of Foreign Wars' request that the Cowaission waive the license fees for a Carnival Sponsored by that organization. He stated that the carnival was already on location and that both the V. F. W. and the Carnival Company would suffer con- siderable loss if the permit should not be granted. A petition signed by 32 persons residing near the location of the carnival~ expressing disapproval and demanding that the permit be refused, was read by the Clerk. l-1r. D. P. Iden and George Reynolds were present at the meeting and expressed their disapproval. Af'ter some discussion" the Mayor polled the other members of the COTi1r.1ission and each COMmiSSioner, when questioned, stated that he was opposed to waiving the License Fees.. At the City Attorney's su~gestion, it was agreed that the items to be con- sidered f'or a change in zoning regulations would be taken up in the same order aa advertised. Mr. Ralph Richards, representing the Horner Realty COI:1pany, asked that Mr. Homer's property~ East of Edgewater Drive, not be zoned as R-l. Mr. Lewis Homer stated that he had purchased the property with the intention of building apartments, that for Buch use the property was worth approximately $26,OOU.OO, whereas if he had to parcel it into lots it would not bring over $16,,000.00. Itemlll.The Edgewater Drive Association had requested that all land lying along both sides of Edgewater Drive extending from the rear property line o~ all lots facing South on Sunset Point Road North to the Dunedin line and East to the Atlantic Coast Line Railroad be changed from B-2. zoning to R-1. Co:rnl11issioner Brown moved that Item 1 (the foregoing) be ref'erred to the Zon~ng Board for their study and a written recommendation by December 7th. The motion was seconded by Commissioner Casler and carried unanimously. IteD1#2. The proposal to rezone thos& certain lots on South Fort Harrison Ave., now zoned for business so that the lots could be used only for doctors" dentists or other professional offices, was referred to the Zoning Board for study and a recommendation to be made by December 7th, on a motion made by CO~llissioner Drew, which was seconded by Cornr,lissi oner Brown and ca rried unanlT:1ously. Item#3. Proposal to change the following properties from R-B to R-l Zoning: Lots 3 & 4, Blk 2, En Y View Helffhts Lots 1 & 2, Blk 3, " " Lots 23 to 31 incl., Sunburst Court Lots 32 to 38, incl., It " lots 49 to 56, incl. , It " Lots 5 & 9, Blk 6, North Shore Park Lots 7 to 12 incl., Blk 7, North Shore Park Lots 7 to 12,incl., Blk 8, " It It Lots 7 to 12 incl." Blk 9, It It' It Lots 1 to 4 ,incl." Blk 10, " " It Lots 1 to 5 , iilcl., Blk 11, It It " Lots 1 to 5 , incl. , Blk 12, It It It Commissioner Drew moved that Item #3 be placed on the ballot for the referendum. Commissioner Casler seconded the motion and it carried unanimously. Item#4. COmmissioner Casler moved that Item 4, the proposal to cl~nge Lot 10, Block 1, Sarah McJ.iullen Sub, from R-2 to ItBusiness" Zoning be placed in the Ordinance for the referendum. The motion was seconded by Commissioner Drew and carried. ;;1.';\, , . .,~.....;' , , ' ' .:~....'.. ','," tJ........~. _~:'4;bt____. _ ., " .... .;..... ,._'." l.. l.,' I',; -",-,-~ , ~.;.,-' ,: ':, ' . ~ ~~.l;t~.~: t~, " :':~ " ',.\~' , '~~ ..'.ciL._S;.,;:.L:.,~..i~2~:~;'r~~~:~~~1r\' :> '7.$i "v""" " ~ I", ' "',I:J!IJ'I~~';~ ,...,..."., ,,',;..::..";...:,.. ':.:"-.~.:_,,, .:.....;,;,;..::'.'~~J , " . -., .:...;:'~;:;'::'" (:~ ..:.... ;.;. :.,,, ,: , ' '.. ,_~; \: ::'::'~'~J:':,,;'.~~.~.': '~.\,'':~;~.j.."';'Ii~""-J.;.;....~.~,,t~~~J:'~~~t.''~:'A>~~~~~''''' ...;:~,,;" CITY C01~ISSION MEETING November 30, 1949 Item #6, Propos&l to delete rrom Zoning law, regulations for signs in order that this subject may be covered by a separate Ordinance. Conuaisaioner Casler moved that Item #5 be put on referendum to be effective March 1st. fj,'he motion was seconded by Commissioner Drew and carried unanimoualy. Commissioner Drew moved that item #6, prohibiting the parking of trailers, except within Trailer Parka, be deferred to the next IJeeting, ];ecember 9th. The motion was seconded by Con~is8ioner Casler and carried. Item In. Comn1so1onor Ga aler moved tha t item number 7 the proposa 1 to change lots 1 to 7 inclusive, Block 1, Overbrook Sub, from flR_2" to "Businesa" Zoning be placed on the ballot. The motion was seconded ~r Coranisslonor Drew and carried. On a motion by COnIDlissioner Drew, seconded by Connissioner Brown and unanimously carried, Item # 8, pertalnin~ to zoning of railroad Right-of-Way was deferred. J Item #9. The C~ty Attorney reported that checking had disclosed that lot 12, Block 3,. Knollv-IOod Heplat was now zoned for uBusinessu on Zoning maps but restricted against "Business" through deeded restrictions. COIl1I!1issioner 8~wlI moved that item /fd not be considered. The motion was seconded by Comnissioner.iJl'8w and carried. Item #10. Proposa~ to rezone property on both sides of Gulf-to-Bay Blvd., from Duncan Avenue to Belcher Road, for ~urpose of extending business zone approximately 300 Feet from Gulf-to-Bay Blvd. The Clerk read a Resolution addressed to the Conmisaion by the Crest Lake Association opposing any change in Zoning regulations on the South side of Gulf-to-Bay Blvd. adjacent to Duncan Avenue. Mrs. J. D. Williams, 525 Phoenix Ave. stated that the home owners in Suburb Beautiful were unalterably opposed to any increase in property zoned as "business" 1n Suburb Beautiful. Messrs. George W. Smith and H. H. Baskin, representing Mr. Horace Roberts, requested that Mr. Roberts' property l~novm a s Tract uA n, Replat of Block Dp Suburb Beautiful~ be zoned for business for a deptll of 300 feet. Mr. H. M. Blanton~ representing Paul Chipello, requested that the East 5 Acres of the NEt of the NW~ or SEt of Section 14, Township 29 S, Range 15 E, be zoned for "Business" to a depth of 300 Feet. Commissioner Casler moved that the changes on the ~orth side of Gulf-to-Bay Blvd. East of Duncan Avenue. recomnended by the Zoning Board~ be placed on the ballot for the referendum. Conmissioner Brown seconded the motion and it carried unanimously. Commissioner Casler moved that Tract A, Replat of' Block D, Suburb Beautiful and the East 5 Acres of N.E.t of N.w.i of s.E.i of Section 14, Township 29 5, Range 15 E. be zoned for "Business' for a depth of 300 feet and the remainder of the properties on the South side of the Boulevard East to Belcher Road be zoned accord- ing to the Zoning Board's recommendations. Commissioner Kennedy seconded the motion and it carried unanimously. The City Manager reco~ended the installation of 127 feet of li inch ~as main on Walnut Street at an estimated cost or $80.00. On a Diotion by Commissioner Casler, seconded by Commissioner Drew and unanimously carried, the City Manager's recommendation was approved. There being no further business to come before the Board, the meeting was adjourned. ATTEST: ~ . 011;1 A&Ol' B~rk ,s......__ I': ""---,. ,}"; , " , I,"~ '.\.' . j, ;l., q. _. ,......,..,'" ~ . .~,. ".' ' CITY COMMISSION MEETING November 30, 1949 AGENDA 1. Receipt of Auditor's Annual Report for the fiscal year endin~ June 30, 1949. 2. Consideration of application for a license for the V. F. W. to sponsor a Carnival within the City Limits. 3. Public Hearing on the proposed amendments to the Zoning Law. Zoning Items to be considered by the City Comr,lislJ1on at its November 30, 1949 meeting: ITEM 1. Rezone from R-2 to R-l all land lying ulonp; both sides of Edge- water Drive, extendine from the rear property line 01' all lots facing south on Sunset Point Road north to the Dunedin line and A8st to the Atlantic Coast Line He llroad. ITEM 2. Rezone those certain lots in Harbor Oalcs Subd:1,viaion on South It't. Harri son A venue now zoned a s business so tha t sa j,d propert~1' can be used only for doctor, dentist or other professional offices. ITEM 3.. RezoI1e the follovlinp; described property in the vicinity of Sunset Drive f'roDl B-2 to R-l: In Bayview Heibhts Subdivision, Block 2, Lots 3, 4, 37, 38, 49, 50, 51 and 52; Block 3, Lots 1, 2, 32, 33, 34, 35, 36, 53, 54, 55 and 56; in Sunset Court Subdivision, Block 6, Lots 5, 9, 23-31,in- elusive; in North Shore Park Subdivision, Block 10, Lots 1-5 incl; Block 7, Lots 7-12 incl.; Block 8, Lots 7-12, incl.; Block 9, Lots 7-12 incl.; Block 11, Lots 1-5 incl.; Block 12, Lots 1-4 inclusive. ITEM 4. Rezone Lot 10, Block 1, McMullen's Subdivision from R-2 to business. ITEM 5. Delete f'rom zoning law regulations f'or signs in orc1er that this subject may be covered by a separate ordinance. ITEM 6. Add to zoning ordinance provisions prohibiting parking of trailers within City except in trailer parks. ITDl 7. Rezone from R-2 to business Lots 1-7 inclusive, Block 1, Overbrook Subdivision. ITE\l S. Add to zoninp, act provisions zoning portion5 of railroad right-of- ways not actually used for track right-of-way. ITEM 9. Rezone from R-l to business Lots 1 and 2, Block 3, Knollwood Sub- division. ITEM IO.Rezone property on both sides of Gulf-to-Bay Blvd. from Duncan Avenue east to Belcher Road for purpose of extending business zone approximately three hundred (300) feet from Gulf to Bay Boulevard. November 17, 1949 Mayor Harry D. Sargeant, City of Clearwater, Florida. i, I j /'\"" I', ' \' ,:,. '.' ., "" " Ij'! (~f~i ~'~('f~;:'- " Dear Mayor Sargeant: At the regular monthly meeting of the Crest Lake Association which was held Tuesday evening, Novelnber 15, 1949, the f'ollowing resolution 'VIas passed unanimously by the 185 members present: RESOLVED that the membership of the Crest Lake Association go on record as being strongly opposed to any change in the present zoning regulations of the area--the south side or G~lf-to-Bay Bouleval~ adjacent to Duncan Avenue. Homes were built in this section recently and also many years ago, and if this area were rezoned for business purposes, it would be to the detriment of the property owners. YOU1'S sincerely, CREST LAlCE ASSOCIATION Signed: Anna L. Krieger, Secretary ,I ~~j.~~~il'..'(;.!- 'l!,.'....r>!;..,.~:.l'.:,';.J'.....'~;,.. ;.,~;..". ':'i.,.;.!'~,~ :"~" ,-t.; ',~ .' , ...';. , '.., -~ "" _. .:. .::,,".1; CITY OOMllISSlON MEETING November 30, 1949 , 11/30/49 We, the undersigned, express herewith our disapproval of the City of Clear- water granting a permit to the V. F. W. oarnival to set up facilities and run on the John Sadlon property, located on the west side of South Fort Harrison at the city l~lt8, as we do not feel that this location is the proper place for a oarnl val. We have no ill-feeling toward the V. F. Vi., and are strongly in accord with their purpose and sponsorship of. the carnival. We a~e not prejudioed to the oarnival itself; but we feel that it's operationet this location is definitely detrimental to the good of property owners snd travelling public in this area, sa well sa the patrons and personnel of the oarnival. We demand that this permit shall not be granted, In due consideration o~ the clear facts, namelYI 1. That during the delay 1n granting pe~it. the large trucks and trailers which have been parlced on both side of Fort Harrison since early Sunday, have proven a traffio hazard. 2. That there 1s no parking space for the patrons of the carnival. 3. That there is no sidewalk on Fort Harrison at this location for carnival patrons to use. 4. That there are no street lights on Fort Harrison at this 10cat10n, making it hazardous after dark for both drivers and pedestrians. as e large ma jority of the carnival business is done after dark. (Signed by 3i residents) ; , .:' "., .:. - I. ,,<,' ! ~ ........., ,,' .,,,, <,,' :�; .. �. ., i � CITY CON12ti1TSSI0Pi MEETTNG No vember 3G, 1949 _ � .� �� �`. { t` The C3.ty Co�rnnissiori of the City of Clearvtater met in Specia� Session Thurad�y, Novamber 30th, 1949 at 7.30 P. M, with the followin�; merctbers pre�ent; H�rry Do Sar�eant - r4agor-Comriissioner E. B. Casler Jr. - Coimnissioner �Ierbert iri. Brovrn - Coranissioner I,e].and F. Drevr - Goimnie3ioz�er Gu� L. Kennedy - Coimnissioner Ahsent: ncne A1so present were: Bayd A. Bennett - Gity Man�ger Geor�e T. 1VIcClarrm�a - Cnief of Palice Ben Krentzzaan - City Attorney Tlze Rtagor called the meeting to orrler and stated that the purpose o£ the meet- ing v�as to receive the Auditors Report for the fiscal year andin� June 30„ 1949,, Considoration of an application �or a license, r�ithout fee, for ths V9ter�:ns of Foreign VYars to spo�?aor & Carnival in the City limits, and to conduct a Public Hearing on tha nroposed amend.aent to the Zoning I,aw. The City Clerk reported tYiat the Audit Report by H. Iri. Turnburke, C, P. A., for the fiscal year ending June 30th had been delivsred to his office and copies forwarded to each of the Corranissioners. Commissioner Dre�r moved that the report be accepted. The motion v+as seconded by Commissioner Brown ar_d carrieda nlr. E. J. Hunter appeared before the Co�ission iii behalf of the Veterana oP Forelgn WarsT request thet the Corrmiission waiva the licox�se fees for a Carnival S'ponsored by that organization. �e s�ated that tha carnival vras already on location and that both the V. F. YJ. and the Carnival Compan,p would suiPer cun- siderable loss if the �errnit should not be granted. A petition signed bf 32 persons residing near the location of the casn3val, expressin� disapproval and demandin� that the permit be reitzsed, vras read b� the Clez+ka DZr. D. P, Iden and Ge�r�e Reynolda were present at the meeting and expressad their dis�pprovaZ. After some discussion, tlze h�ayor polled the other members of �he Cc�ission and each Corunissioner, when quest3oned, stated that he was opposed to euaiving the Licezlse Fees�. At the City 9,ttorney�s suggestion, it v�as agraed that tize �tems ta be con- sidered for a cYian�e in zoning regulations would be taken up �n the same order a:� advertised, Mr. Ralph Richards, representing tha Homer Realt� Corapan�r, asked that I+qr. Homer�s property, East of Ed�;ewater Drive, no� ba zonad as R-l. hir. Lewis Homer stated that he had purchased the propert� with the intention oi' buildin� apartment�, that for suc. use the property was wnrth approximatel� �µ26,00Uv0U, whereas il` he had to - parcel it into lots it would not bring over �16,000,00, Itam#1.The Edgewater Drive Association had requested that a11 land lyin�; along both sides of Edgev�ater Drive extending from the reas propertzJ line of all lots facin� South on Sunset Foint Road I�Torth to the Dunedin line and East to the Atlantic Coas:t L3ne Railroad ba changad from R-2 zoning to R-l. Comnissioner Brown moved that Item 1(the fore�oing) be referred to the Zon3,ng Boarc� for the3r study a�d a written recommendation bq �ecember 7�h. The motion �vas seconded t�y Conmissioner Casler and carried unanimouslye Item�}2. The proposnl to rezone those cartain lots on South Fors Herrison k've.., now �oned for business so that the lots could be used only for doctors, dentists or �ther professional offices, was referred to tha Zon3ng ]3oard for studq and a recommend�i,ion to be nade by llecember 7th, on a motion made by Commissioner Drawx wh3ch was seconded by Comrxissionar Brotivn and carried unanir:iously. Item�3. Proposal to change the following properties from R-Q to R-1 Zonin�: Lots 3& 4, Blk 2, Bay View Hei�hts Lots 1& 2, B1k 3, ° �� Lots 23 ta 31 incl., Sunburst Court Lats 32 to 38y incT., « �� Lots 49 to 56, incl., �� ° Lots 5' &. 9, Blk 6, North Shore Park Lots 7 to 12 inc7.,, f?lk 7, North Shore Park Lots 7 to 12�1nc1., Blk 8, i� �� �p Zots 7 to 12 incl., Blk 9, " " " Lots 1 to 4,incl., Blk 10, R� " '� Lots 1 to 5,incl., Blk 11, �� " �' Lots 1 to 5,incl., Blk 12, 'r �r ii Corrmiissionar Drew moved that Item #3 be placed on the ballot for the referendum. Commissioner Casler seoanded the motion and it narried unan3:mously. Item�4. Couaniss3oner Caslex moved that Item 4, the proposal to cl�ange Lot 10, Elock l, Sarah McI�4ullen Sub, from R-2 to ��'Businessi0 Zoning be placed in tlie Ordinance for the referendum, The motion was seconded by Conuniss3oner Drew and carried. �---- �_ ,,: _�. . _ , ., . , . .__ __ .�. ;; � ; � � CTTY COh4MI8SI0N NIEETTNG Novenlber 3C1, 1949 Item �5, Proposal �o delete from Zoning law, regulations fox si�ns in order that this subject may be covered by a separ�te Ordinance. Conmiis�ioner Casler moved �hat Item ,�5 be put on referendum to be Affective Diarch lst. Ttie motion was saconded by Covunissioner Drew and carried unan3.mously. Coi:unissioner vrew moved that item �6, prohib3ting the parkin� of trailers, except u�ithin Trailer Parks, be deferred to �the next �e9t.ing, Decenlber 9th. fihe motion was seconaed by Commissioner Ca31er and carriede Item �7 Co�n%ssioner Casler moved that item number 7 the proposal to change lots l to 7 3.nclusive, Block 1, Overbrook Sub, from T�R-2t' to ��Susiness° Zoning be placed on the ballot. The motion was seconded b� Comtnissiunor Drew and carried. On a motion by Comiuissir�tier Drew, seconded by Corm.!issioner Bro�vn and unanimously c�rriad, Item # 8, pertaining to zoning oF railroad Right-of-�M1iay was deferred. Item #9. The Citg Attorne� reported thet checking had disclossd that lot 12, glock 3, Knollwood Renlat was now zoned for "Business° on 2onin� maps but restricted % against ��Business�' through deeded restrictions. Cormnisaioner8✓owK moved Lhat item �J not be considered. The motion was seoondecl b�7 Comnissioner-l�raw and carried. Item #1,0. Freposal to razone property on both sides of Gulf-to-Ba�r Blvd., from Duncan Avenue to Belcher Road, for purpose of e:tending business zone approximately 300 Feet from Gulf-to-i3ay Blvd, The Clexk read a Resolution adclressed to the Cor�mission by the Crest Take Association opposing sny change in Zoning regulations on the South side of Gul€=to-Bay Blvd. adjacent to Duncan Avetiue, b4rs. Jo D. William�, 525 Phoanix Ave. stated that ths home avrners in Suburb Beautii�a.l were unalterabl,g opposed t� any ir�crease in property zoned ae �1business° in Suburb Beaut3ful. Messrs. George 4�� Smith and H. H. $askin, representing &qr. Horace Roberts, re��zested that M�*.n Roberts� property �.nnv�n as Tract "A��, Replat of Block D, Suburb Beaut3i�il, be zoneci, for business .for a depth of 300 feet. bir. H. I�. Blanton representing Paul Chipello, requested that the Eas� 5 Acres of the NE� of the NV�f� oz SE-4 of Section 14, Township 29 S, Range 15 E, be tioned for ��Business�� t� a depth of' 300 Feet. Cormnissioner Casler moved that the changes on the I3orth side of Guli-to-Bay Blvd. Fast of Duncan fivenue, recomrnondad by the Zoning Board, be placed on the ballot for the referendume Cor.miissioner Brown seconded the motion and it carried unanimously. Cornmissioner Casler moved that Tract A, Replat o£ Block D, Suburb BeautifuT and the East 5 l�cres of N.E.,�-� of N.?�d.� of S.E.� of Section 14, Township 29 S, P•ange 15 E. be zoned for 1PBusiness'r for a depth of 300 feet and the remainder of the pr�perties on the South side of the Boulevard East to Belchsr Road be zoned accord- ing to the Zoning Boardts recorrmiendations, Commissioner Yennedy seconded the m�tion and it carried unanimously. The City Manager recormended the installation of 127 feet of 1Q inch gas main on Walnut Street at-an estima•ted cost of �80.00. On a mntion by Commissionar Gasler, seconded b9 Cormcissioner Drew and unanimously carriad, the City A�1ana�ar�s recoffinendation was approved. There being no further business to come before the Board, the mee�ing was adjourned. lhiayor-Co issioner ATTEST: i City Au itor and erk CITY COMIv1TSSTON MEETIPiG 3 ''t � Idovem�er 3U, 1949 AGENDA 1. Receipt o£ Auditor�s Annual Report for the fiaesl qear endin� Juns 30, 1949. 2. Consideration of application for a license i'or the T,'� F. YJ. to aponsor a Csrnival within the City L3mita. 3. PuUlic Hearing on the proposed amendments to the Zonin� raev, Zoning Item� to be considered by the City Comzlisaion at its November 30, 19�49 meeting; ITE&t I. Rezone from R-2 to R-1 all land l�ring along both sicles oP Edge- watex Driva, extending from the rear property line of all lots facing south on 5unset Poin� Road nnrth to the Dunedi.n line ar.d east to the Atlantic Coas� Lino RAilroad. ITER4 2. i�ezone those cer�ain lots in Harbor Gaks �ubdivisian on South Ft. H�rrison �venue nov� zoned ar� business so that said propert3� can be use3 only i'�r doctor, dentist or other professional offices. ITII�2 3� Rezone the folloc�in� described property in the vicir_itq oi' Sunset Drive Prom R-2 to R-1: In Bavviecv Hei�hts Subdivision, Block 2, Lots 3, 4, 37, 38, 49, �0, 51 arid 52; B1oCk 3, Lo-�s l, 2, 32, 33, 34, 35, 36, 53, 54, 55 and 56; in SunsRt bourt Subdivision, Block 6, Lots 5, 9, 23-31.,in- clusiv9; in North Shore Parli Subdivision, 31ock 10, Lots 1-5 inc1; Block 7, Lots 7-12 incl.; Block 8, Lots 7-12, incl.; Block 9, Lots 7-12 incl.; Slock 11, Zots 1-5 incl,; Block 12, Lots 1-4 inclusive. ITE'�I 4. Rezone Lot 10, Block 1, Mcidullsn�s Subdivision from R-2 to business. ITII4I 5. Delete from zoning lsw regulations ior signs in order that this subject m�ay be covered by a separste ordinar,ce. I?'IItii 6. Acld to zoning ordinance provisinns prohibiting parking of trailers within City excapt in tra�ler parks. ITEht 7. Rezone £rom R-2 to business Lots 1-7 inclusive, Elock l, Overbrook Subdivision. ITII�,4 8. Add to zonin�; act provisions zoning portiong of railroad right-of- wa;�s not actual3y usec� £or track right-of-wa�. ITE11I 9. Rezona fro� R-1 to business Lots 1 end 2, Block 3, Iinollvrood Sub- clivis ion. ITEN 1C1.Rezons propertg on both s3des of Gulf-to-Fsay Blvd. Pron ISuncan r�venue east to Belcher Road for purpose of extend?ng business zone approximatel� three hundred (300) feet from Gulf to Eay Boule�=ard. November T7, 1949 Mayor Harry D. Sargeant, City of Clearc�ater, Florid�. Deax MAyor Sargeart: p;,t the xe�ular monthly meeting of the Crest I.s�ka Assoc3atios� which was held Tuesday evening;, I4Toven�ber 15, 1949, the follo�ving resolution vras passed unanimous].y bg the 185 members present; RESOLVED that the �embership of the C'rest Iake Association go on record as being strongly opposed to any change -!n the present zonin� regulations of the axea--the south side of G�Zlf-to-Eiay Loulevard adjacent to Duncan Auenue, Homes vrere built in this saction recently and also many yeara �go, ar�d if this area v�ere sezoned for business purposes, it would be to the datriment of the property owners. , Yours sincerely, CREST I�AF� ASS6C.iATION Si�neci; Anna L, ifrie�er, Secretary ... . I�, . . . 3 �� CTTY CODiTYISSiON TiEETTNG November 30, 1�J�9 11/30�49 We, the undersigned, expres3 hereKith our disapproval of the City of Clesr- ' water granting a permit to the V. F. W. carnival to set up facilities and run on th$ John Sadlon property, located on the wQst aicle of Sou�h Fort Harrison t i it d t f 1 that this 1 cation ia the ro er lace At the ci y 1 m s, as we o no eo o p p p_ for a carnival. We have no i1l-feeling toward the V, F. W., an,d are st�ongly in �ccord �with their gurpose and sponsorship of the carnival. We are not prejudiced to the carnival itself; but we feel that itts operation a� this location is de�initely detximen�al to tha good af propertg ownars and travelling puUlic ' in this arear as well as the patxons and personnel of the carnival. We demand that this permit shall not be granted, in dtte consideration of the clear facts, namelq: 1. That during the delay in granting Permit, the large trucks and trailers which have been parked on bot� side af' Fort Harrisan sinae early SundayD heve proven a traffic hazard, 2. That there is no parking space for the patrons of the carnival. 3. Thet there is no sidewalk on Fort Har�ison at this locr�tion for carnival patrons to us�. 4. That there are no strest lignts on Fort FIarrison ai: this l.ocation, making it hazardous aftex dark for bath drivers and pedestrians, as a large majority of the carnival business is dona aiter dark. (Signed by �T resident�) 3